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a a BOOKS OF THE DAY Book Provides Tonic for Jaded Executives "BRASS HAT OR Ph.D. EXECUTIVE." Wilfred Funk. Lester F. Miles, Inc. 269 Pages.

$2.75. By EDWARD J. WALTON President Brooklyn Junior Chamber of Commerce and Assistant Executive Brooklyn Tuberculosis and Health Association. For the first time in many a moon, here is a book that lives up to the publisher's, blurb which Dr. Miles' latest work "thinking guide for calls, management men who prefer to be progressive executives." This reviewer accepts the designation as an accurate appraisal.

Dr. Miles, the author of an earlier best seller, "It Pays to Be Lazy," for several years specialized in human engineering, while affiliated with various business organizations. His writings on business, marriage, vocational child guidance and personality have been very popular. To date he has contributed over 400 articles to some of our most popular magazines. Through arrangement with the American Management Association, his latest work.

'Brass Hat or Executive," includes self-analysis quizzes. The book is liberally sprinkled with frank opinion from men on all levels of management on the definition of a "brass hat" in contrast to the progressive executive. The author might have defined a "brass hat" as a person employed in some management capacity who could read this book in its entirety without feeling some twinge of administrative conscience. Even a hurried perusal of the work by many progressive executives might result in some "red faces" as they recognize in themselves minor tendencies towards "brass-hatism." Being a Brass Hat, according to Dr. Miles.

is not a matter of position or age but rather a matter of self-centeredness, smugness BROOKLYN EAGLE, APRIL 4, 1949 lack of vision. Through the use of clear-cut examples the author probes and brings to light countless everyday management habits that tend towards the creation of "executive dead dodos." Broad Coverage Among the specific subjects covered in detail are "Keeping Your Eye On To Greater Personal Fact-Finding and Better "The Importance of Your Personal Master Salesmanship" and "Exit the Brass Hat." In the chapter referring to selection of personnel he also includes the Miles Evaluation Inventory, a valuable guide for interviewers. The factual illustrations of principles that are included will serve as a guide to business management. Merely reading the 'book will not in itself make a top-notch progressive out of mediocre personnel, but it is a book that will serve as a tonic for jaded executives. Even where the author presents ideas that are not entirely new, the freshness of presentation of old axioms adds value and color.

At any level. of management this book may' well as a "needle" to prod the executive who has a tendency towards brass back to the simplicity of sound management. "Brass Hat or Executive" is valuable as a management check-up, and just as it is sound planning to get an annual physical examination (including a chest X-ray) it is sound planning to do an annual or semi-annual check-up on your management habits. Read it now and again in six months, and see whether or not you are leaning towards becoming a progressive executive or a brass hat. Marriage Licenses Marriage licenses for the following persons are on file today in the Brooklyn Marriage License Bureau: Victor Loscalzo (30), Astoria, N.

Pauline Rappa (23), 1098 Hegeman Avenue. Murray Kofkin (21), 3911 15th Clara Libowitz (22), 1869 E. 2d St. Robert Falk (21), 491 Amboy Esther Barouch (19), 77-79 Malta St. Antimo Gloria (22), 204 Greenwood Marie Coppola (24), 1435 78th St.

Salvatore Desiderio (26), 205 4th Anna Galise (24), 607 Carroll St. Edward Meltzer (24), 548 Belmont Carolyn Small (22), 311 Hendrix St. Abraham Fischler (21), 1966 W. 12th Shirley Balter (22). 8411 21st Ave, Joseph Rizzolo (26), 1268 Blake Inez Gilbert (26), 2181 Pacific St.

Louls Asselta Jr. (26), 255 Essex Maria Catalano (21), 264 Linwood St. Frederick Eggers (22), 2011 Greene Regina Vedder (20), Queens. Eugene Russell (24), 1912 Avenue Mary McConkey (19), 437 36th St. Renaido Loiacono (24), 103 Bay 17th Pilomena Vignera (26), 15-25 79th Street.

Francis Adams (33), 171 Bergen Catherine Regan (33), 124 Hoyt St. Michael Abrams (22), 2076 20th Jacqueline Albert (20), 1420 Avenue L. Martin Friedman (27). 1865 77th Evelyn Eisenberg (26), 14 Maujer St. Anthony Serpico (23), 247 E.

59th Catherine Daversa (19), 446 Rutland Road. Frank Mione (26), 1557 De Kalb Elena Garitta (19), 194 9t. Nicholas Ave. Milton Fried (23), 1550 43d Lenora Rosen (23), 1534 E. 34th St.

James Bove (24), 1640 5th Louise Mannino (20). 2124 Avenue Y. Charles Person (27), 1108 Lenox Road; Eleanor Steinberg (21), 330 Ocean Parkway, Dominic Bostinto (20), 1962 W. 10th Irene Trapani (21), 225 Van Sicklen St. George Lopez (25), 270 72d Rosemary Martin (21) 3603 Canal Ave.

Anthony Albergo (24). 404 Manhattan Anna Alot (23), 683 Myrtle Ave. Charles Macaluso (24), Manhattan; Antoinette De Pippo (28), 320 2d Ave. Giachomino Violante (26), 15 Diamond Helen Fisco (22), 561 Graham Ave. Henry Ernandez (26), 112 Miller Frances Da Ponte (22), 167 Ten Eyck Walk.

Richard Babstock (26), 286 7th Rose D' Ambrosio (23), 286 7th 8t. Pat Patti (28), 7911 23d Camille Patti (20), 1857 W. 11th St. Melvin Eisner (19), 374 E. 98th Arlyne Kapian (16), 694 Bristol St.

David Fisher S. 4th Sally Eisner (40), 2101 Westbury Court, Arthur Nortman (31), Manhattan; BeaFurman (30), 1511 E. 28th St. trice Thomas Walsh (43), 411 9th JosephBrill (32), 560 11th St. ine Pallack (75), 2231 63d Lena Jacob Walter Walker Brush (38), 1039 78th Doro(65), 2226 63d St.

thy Larkin (28), 390 Degraw St. Tavormina (29), 2032 E. 4th Fedele D'Amico (21), 2150 62d St. Phyllis Seedorf (22), 891 Herkimer John Mildred Harrigan (20). 19 Kane Place.

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White (25), 2555 East 19th Thomas Helen Goettishelm (23), 2645 East 18th Street. Isnatius Buttacaveli (25), 10 Corso Court: Ann Puccio (30), 144 George Street. Ralph Miller (29), 142 Ross Florence Herman (28), 142 Ross St, Andrew Caramico (22), 860 Henry Lucia Caracappa (20), 236 Irving Ave. Frank Dellassio (28), 2442 E. 2nd Michelina Betulla (31), 2472 E.

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World's So easy to of give right St.Joseph to vor. ange dosage. take. Easy fie- Or- 50, tablets, 35c, -lust Between UsSecrets Are Meant to Be Kept; -Let Chance News Stay With You By NANCY MOTTRAM crowd. Or have conversations stop suddenly Do you seem to have the wrong thing at the your foot squarely in a confidence accidentally bite your tongue off? It happens to all of us, and the fault of openling your mouth at the wrong time can be forgiven if it doesn't become a habit.

But if you're tagged for telling tales out of school, you're really in for it. That can't be overlooked, and it can't be forgotten, either. There's no excuse for deliberately informing on your friends, or even those you class only as acquaintances, You may not build up a genius for saying right time, and putting it? Or coming out with and wishing you could Nancy Mottram Nancy Mottram anecdotes or go out of your way to land those you chatter about in hot water, but the effect is the same. You can't turn into a tattle-tale and expect to get away with it. If you can't be trusted by your family or your friends, or anyone who lets any information about themselves drop while you're all ears, you'll be scratched off every list, and for good reason.

YOU DON'T WANT to wind up in the posiof being the unwanted member of the Louis Martini Galluzzo (27), (18), 1918 W. 5th 3d St. 1862 W. Michael Yigdal (31), Manhattan; Madeline Weisinger (25), 4415 18th Ave. Raymond Caputo (89), 4210 3d Louise Dell Anno (23), 165 DeGraw Street.

Sam Casalino (40), 1358 38th Mary Ramondetta (32), 1550 41st St. Sebastian Messineo (21), 1556 95th Antonia Vaccaro (21), 613 E. 85th St. Alexander Cuomo (27), 133 Columbia Domenica Cacciola (28), 180 Columbia Street. Howard Velcofsky (22), 3801 Avenue Goldie Witkin (20), 491.

Elton St. Gennaro Avisato (24), 133 Conover St. Theresa Massaro (18), 141 Kane St. Mezzabarba (24), Queens; Lena Angelo (21), 274 Floyd St. Carl Morelli (39), 737 Wythe Clara Taverna (25), 745 Wythe Ave.

Frank Valente (29), 86 Carroll Helen Verdi (26), 99 Summit St. Philip Alaimo (25), 1569 42d Eva (22), 153 Starr Street. Arnold Abramson (20), 82 Brighton 11th Ethel Flax (21), 1420 43d St. John Cardello (46), 535 2d Adelia Terrell (21), 414 2d St. Agostino Sorrentino (29), 40 Powell Antonina Cassano 1691 E.

New York Ave. Carmine Tufarella (20), 2799 Fulton Caroline Belfiore (23), 323 Ashford St. Salvatore Di Cristoalo (21), 15 Southgate Court: Marie Vollaro (18), 12 Southgate Court. Robert DeVita (22), 747 New York Celestina Galluzzo (19), 327 Midwood Street. Robert Leginus (35), Washington, D.

Adele Marcik (30), 727 E. 42d St. Abraham Lapper (45), Bronx; Frieda Muskin (40), 227 Sullivan Place. Salvatore Mirrione (23), 1521 44th Bernadette Nolan (19), 6735 Ridge Boulevard. Philip Halpern (24), 604 Hopkinson Florence Rund (19), 1712 E.

3d St. Silvestro Damiano (25), 6803 16th Pauline Livio (19), 1517 79th St. Joseph Donato (23), 381 Brunt Carmela Annunziato (23), Queens. John Hagenberg (31), 113 E. 5th st.

Dorothy Murphy (18), 2729 Fort Hamilton Parkway. Albert Campos (23), 1458 Flatbush Doris Pascal (19), 2610 Newkirk Ave. Guido Ghioral (26), 2046 W. 6th St. Evelyne Viole (21), 2046 W.

6th St. Xenophon Kyriacos (41), Maple Natalia Solomonides (34), 6821 Narrows Ave, Rocco D'Agostino (31), 1214 66th Victoria Ruriane (30), 1414 66th St. Joseph Torre (24), Bronx; Carmela Catalano (20), 444 Berriman St. John Visconti (22), 1579 57th Felicia Mattel (21), 1550 58th St. Sol Lerner (26), Brighton 4th Road; Sol Salzberg (20), 2966 W.

24th Pierrepont June Francine Meisels (20), 54 St. Busch (18), 276 Stockton St. Harold Miriam Schneidman Goldwasser (26), (24), 227 374 S. Rodney 5th Salvatore Pellechia (29), 1819 W. 8th Mary LoPinto (27), 180 Bay 47th Street.

Luther McNeal (30), 440 Franklin Ave. Willie Mae Burrus (21), 440 Franklin Avenue. Salvatore Alini (29), 462 Connie Gambale (16), 462 Carroll St. Herberts Sauberlich (43), Flushing; Gertrude Weikei (33), 285 Lincoln Place, John Mahon (411, 149 Martense Helen Carlson (39), 1746 44th St. Edward Hock (38), 6116 Madison Laura Pucel (36).

129 Rogers Ave. Louis Cagliostro (27), Elmont, L. Nina Castellano (23), 1805 Stillwell Ave. Nicola Pagnotta (25), 2384 E. 9th Rosina Catania (21), 1647 79th St.

Joseph Miller (27), 1818 Church Regina McGuinness (23), 1963 E. 35th Street. Frank De Liza (24), 1553 E. 33d Amelia Cusmano (21), 1419 E. 35th St.

Joseph Bisogno (24), 112 14th Elvera Cluitella (21), Ozone Park. Melvin Rosen (28), 3108 Brighton 5th Helen Geller (26), 279 Kosciusko Street, Edward Kozak (21), 173 Dikeman Marie Avarello (20). 156 Conover Gilbert Gertner (24), Bronx; Mildred Kurlanchick (18), 1317 53d St. Jose Amaro (21), U. S.

Navy: Bridget Setteducato (25), 912 40th St. Mortimer Brennan (34), 228 Midwood Rose Satriano (38), 1349 E. 8th St. Barnett Garber (43), Lafayette Millicent Groman (34), 1419 46th st. Joseph Perrone Gentile (30).

(23), 7003 84 13th Lake Filomena William Schutt (28), 51 Hale Elizabeth Arndt (19), 51 Hale Ave. Matthew Ferrigno (23), 1342 E. 5th Victoria Giordano (23), 2370 62d St. Robert Barsh (19), 2137 E. 47th Elizabeth Culkin (19), 1780 E.

48th St. Joseph Echavarria (24), 340 Pearl Mildred Faulborn (17), 162 Sands St. Alfred Ranttle (21), 6622 19th Mildred Alagna (22), 2349 62d St. Jacob Cook (21), 1713 Atlantic Louise Sumpter (19), 1713 Atlantic Frank Vicino (30). 1056 65th Anna Proto (25), 1047 68th St.

Peter Andrews (25), Manhattan; Catherine Farina (23), 909 E. 92d St. Vincent De Luca (23), Ozone Park: Antoinette Celeberti (21), 327 Marion St. Ralph Bulzoni (23). 1416 59th Philomena Bruno (20), 1367 60th St.

Lawrence Scarlini (22), 524 Court Phyllis Dinatale (22), 1920 79th St. John Scalero (25), 234 Pulaski Felice De Vito (21), 144 Skillman St. Anthony Jeans (34), 392 3d Joan Phelan (22), 478 3rd St. Leonard Werner (20), 721 Avenue Cecile Unger (21), 2345 Ocean Ave. Thomas Fiorella (32), 873 48th Helen Saitta (28), 569 77th St.

James Reddy (24), 680 Central Anna Ingram (21), 245 Woodbine St. Joseph Zingale (22), 633 5th Theresa Atello (19), 107 Degraw St. Ralph Astarita (21), 2872 Stilwell Ave: Josephine Kemmer (22), 2872 Stillwell Avenue, Edward McEnaney (30), 756 MacDonough Agelina Calandra (31), 373 Chauncey St. John Curiale 126), 2237 W. Jean Campagna (26), Avenue U.

Joseph Iacullo 530 Clinton Rose Bombolino (21). 164 Union St. William Stead (28), Manhattan; Marie Grasso (26), 5615- 7th Ave. David Cybul (24), 401 E. 5th Norma Trugerman (21), 423 E.

5th St. Frank Maggiore (28), 857 Hart Annunziata Lombardo (23), 157 Van Buren St. Michael Bellezza (27), Manhattan; Rose Betta (25), 63 Bay 8th St. Albert Bogart (26), 1738 Dahill Road; Shirley Goldstein (24), 73 Bay 22d St. Dominic Campo (27), Queens; Maria Picone (18), 251 Grove St.

John Ament (23), Quens; Mary Gelta (18), 603 Knickerbocker Ave. Antonio D'Annunzio (23), 880 Lorimer Yolanda Palmeri (19), 43 Cooper Street, Peter Swedish (41), 425 14th Dorothy Davis (35), 425 14th St. Francis Vollrath (28), Queens: Virginia Locascio, (28), 1100 Halsey St. James (38), 1801 69th Jennie Hermansen (37), 1826 73d St. Anthony Romeo (29), Bronx; Anna Milo (20), 66 Lake St.

Joseph Bongiorno Jr. (21), 283. Grove Anna Cannizzaro (22), 318 Jetferson St. Eugene Alest (21), 150 Harmon Jennie Porcaro (19), 779 Hart St. Edward Sorrentino 30).

Queens, Angela Ferrigno (29), 867 Schenectady Ave. Neil Festa (23), 1930 Bath Filippa Guerrera (19), 128 Bay 23d St. when you join a group, and be left outside when the fellows or girls have a down-to-earth session of talking everything out. When remarks go in your ear and right out your mouth, you're asking for trouble, and you'll find it. You'll learn a lot by listening, and you'll gain a lot by letting chance bits of news stay with you and not leak out the next time a gang of you get together.

The personal and private business of your friends is your responsibility, too, if you're let in on it. If you consider yourself more than a fair weather friend, it's your duty to keep secrets and live up to your promises. Otherwise, you might as well become a modern hermit. You won't be welcome if you play a lone game. PUT YOURSELF in someone else's place.

There are things you confide to Sally and Jean, or Joe and Bill, that you want to stay in just that small circle. You wouldn't appreciate that news getting into circulation, or having one of those fellows or girls report on your doings. So it's not up to you to turn traitor. Their affairs are strictly their property, and when they honor you by asking you to share their confidences, it's up to you to deserve that faith in your integrity. It all boils down to a thing called honor.

It's not something you drag out on special occasions. It's part of you, and it's what makes up your character. And if it's strong, and really worthwhile, your best qualities as a friend and a true pal can't be hidden. Birthday Your By Stella MONDAY, APRIL 4 Born today, you have a vaunting ambition to get ahead in the world and consequently you make the best use of all opportunities offered. You have a keen mind and are careful your every step is an advance forward toward to your goal.

Rather impulsive, wher it comes to your innermost nature, you try your best to subdue it. But when you do this, it only bursts out more violently at some future time. Being independent in actions, you dislike being repressed. If you are, it only gives rise to a violent temper which you must learn to restrain if you are to influence people and get them to like you! You will be admired for your ability to get ahead -but you will need to "likeableness." You men are inclined to be methodical and exact in everything you do. To see something out of line can "throw" you.

Be a little more lenient with those who are not as capable or as self-sufficient as you are and you will get along better. To find what the stars have in store for tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide. Tuesday, April 5 ARIES (March 22-April 20) Unexpected developments can lead to serious accident. TAURUS (April 21-May 21)-Definitely poor day GEMINI (May 22-June 22) -A restless day.

CANCER (June 23-July 23) Stick to familiar routine. LEO (July 24-Aug. 23) Better at home than at the office. VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept 22) -Be on your guard.

Use -control LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -A better day for you than many, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Take a short Journey now If you need to.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 22) Be alert mentally and keep your emotions In stern control. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan.

20)-Make business gains now. start AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb. 19) Don't an argument you can't finish. friends PISCES (Feb.

20-March 21) New may brighten this day, Berger-Aronowitz Marriage Announced Miss Jeanne Aronowitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis' Aronowitz of the Bronx. was married yesterday to Berger, son of Mrs. Rose Berger of 974 45th St.

and the late David Berger. The Rev. Mr. Reichman officiated at Temple Zion, the Bronx. The bride was given in marriage by her father.

Miss Corinne Spitz was maid of honor and Marilyn Berger was flower girl. Both are nieces of the bridegroom. Dennis Aronowitz, the bride's brother, served as best man. Mr. Berger was a staff sergeant with the Army Air Force: and is with the Federal Government.

Anthony Trombino (27), Bayside, L. Frances Calamaio (27), 1162 73d St. John Pully (37), 18 Reeve Place: Lena Ingoglia (26), 184 Jefferson St. Elwood Wilson (18), 195 5th Theresa De Bois (21), 195 5th Ave. Joseph Modern (33), 188 Covert Elizabeth Mostovy (21 Pennsylvania.

Robert Thewner (23), 611 Ocean Barbara Lux (25). Jackson Heights, L. I. Lurie Hackett (27). Connecticut: Lillie McDade (26), 324 Tompkins Ave.

Carmello Casamento (24), 418 Barber Rosalie Casamento (20), 2210 Pitkin Ave. Ralph Dell' Anno (25), 5408 12th Loulse Guerriero (21), 1352 67th St, Arthur Jamas (38), 841 Park Place: Elizabeth Green (29), 118 Bainbridge Street. John Guerra (34), 1333 Park Place: Katherine Galbo (34), 1680 84th St, George Simpson (50), Manhattan; Mary Bolle (50) 5307 7th Ave. Fred King (24), 370 E. 23d Arlene O'Leary (23), 541 E.

26th St. John Villa (23), 108 Hart Josephine Grillo (19), 637 Myrtle Ave. Anthony Pope (31), 33 Starr Lillian Lauraska (24), 33 Starr St. Alfred Dove (19), 1667 Madison Ar letta Krais (16), 194 Eldert St. Peter Ferraro (21), 84 Waverly Margaret Gubitoso (21), 227 Washington Ave.

Nunzio vitiello (35), 256 Myrtle Lena Botta (34), 1497 E. 4th St Herbert Brandt (24), 3514 Cortelyou Road: Sarah Higgins (22), 672 Vanderbilt Ave. Joseph Constantine (22). 546 Hart Kandsiza Ferro (241, 166 Troutman St. Dominick Funaro (23), 29 Montrose Rose Chiarelli 121), 387 7th Ave.

Norman Starks (33), 221 Lexington Virginia Macingram (30), 71 Clifton Place. Mohamed Hossain (25), Paterson. N. Eva Mackey (24), 388 Halsey St Anthony Trimboll (20), 7212 18th Ave: Carmela Papaleo (19), 8752 18th Ave. Louis Greco (22), 18 Pulaski Jeanne Marro (18), 10 Spencer Court, Rita Gross Becomes Bride of Milton Kramer.

Miss Rita Gross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph H. of 1512 48th was married 1 last evening to Milton' E. Kramer, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Hyman S. Kramer of 1866 80th St. The ceremony and recepItion took place at the Park Royal Hotel, Manhattan. The bride, who is a granddaughter of the late Herman Gross, author of works on biblical exegesis, was graduated cum laude from Hunter College where she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Pi Mu Epsilon.

She is doing graduate work at Columbia University. Mr. Kramer attended Yeshiva College and the New York University School of Law until his induction into the Army Air Force where he served for three and a half years, three of which were spent with the 52d Fighter Group in England, North Africa, Sicily and Italy. He is the head of Milton E. Kramer Company.

The couple will leave on April 28 aboard the Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth for a honeymoon trip, will include a tour through Europe and Israel. Nutrition Note Nutrition Note When meals are planned for several days or al week, not only does this make shopping easier, but it also lets you see at a glance whether all the food requirements have been included. The Menu Liver Rolls Mashed Potatoes Gravy Okra and Tomatoes, Creole Style Corn Muffins Butter or Margarine Coffee Jelly with Cream Liver Rolls 1 small onion, minced 3 tablespoons meat drippings or fat 2 cups soft bread crumbs 1 teaspoon salt teaspoon pepper 6 thin slices liver cup cracker crumbs cup fat cup water Cook onion in hot drippings until soft. with bread crumbs and seasonings. Skin and remove membranes.

Spread with bread stuffing; roll up and fasten with toothpicks. Roll in crumbs. Brown in hot fat, then add water. Cover and cook over simmer flame for 30 minutes. Serve with gravy made drippings remaining in pan." Yield: 4 to 6 servings.

Miss Roberta Stewart Honored at Shower A personal shower was given in honor of Miss Roberta Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Stewart of 191 Lefferts at the home of Miss Janet Eastment, 661 Ocean by Mrs. Arthur Peck, Miss Eleanor Burcham and Miss Eastment last week. Miss Stewart will be married on Saturday at 11 a.m.

at Bedford' Presbyterian Church 1 Ernest Walter Painter 'son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Painter of 436 Eastern Park way. Among the guests were Mrs Richard Goldsmith, Mrs. Wres ton MacLean, Mrs.

Richard Gaffney, Mrs. Gustafson Mrs. Peter Christman, Mrs. George Cashman, Mrs. Robert Rivel, Mrs.

Stewart, Mrs. Painter, Mrs. Bertram Garfield Mrs. George Eastment and Mrs. Perry Bradshaw.

Also the Misses Jeane Clarke Marie Allen, Anne Daw, Elsie Gelles, Helen Hutchinson Theresa Bailey, Ruth Sinclair Gene Schiebler, Alcesta Stoot hoff, Peggie MacDougall, Marilyn Johnson, Beverly Miller. Margaret Stewart, Marion Lucas and Veronica Dusky. BIGGEST RUG SHAMPOOING 49c SALE! 2 for 97e Any Type Rug up to 15 sq. ft. Send all your rugs now and save.

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N. 2. St. Luke's Society Has Breakfast St. Luke's Society annual communion breakfast was held yesterday at Foffe's Restaurant, following mass at St.

John's University College of Pharmacy at which the Rev. Edward Mannion, C.M., officiated. I Guest speakers at the breakfast were George Perry, president of the society; Ignatius Bellafiore, the toastmaster, a professor at College of Pharmacy; Dr. John Dandreau, dean of the college: Dr. Rudolf Thieme, and Monsignor John A.

Flynn, C.M., president of St. John's University. In charge was Mr. Bellafiore. LICENSES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that beer and wine License RW654 has been beer issued to the undersigned sell and wine at retail in a restaurant Law under the Alcoholic Beverage Control at 1480 De Kalb Avenue, Borough City of Brooklyn.

State of County for and New York. on premises consumption. Mark Ventimiglia, 1480 De Kalb Avenue. Brooklyn, New York. mh28-ap4 AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the 19th day of April.

1949. at 11:30 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the warehouse, and storage building of MUNICIPAL WAREHOUSE COMPANY. located 335 Bond Street, Borough of Brookthe lyn, City and State of New York. following property, will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, to wit: 44.294 cartons.

to 4 sizes. of the Fuel, held for Heating account of Mauneil, of 135 Broadway, New York. New York. Dated, April 1st. 1949.

MUNICIPAL WAREHOUSE COMPANY INC. By: MORRIS MISHKIN. Vice-President. 8D4-2t STORAGE NOTICES STORAGE NOTICE Mr. F.

Carraro. Mr. Fitz-1 patrick. Mr. Larson, Mrs.

Otto Christensen. Mrs. F. J. Primosch, Mrs.

McVey. Donald Boyce. Mr. John Pedersen, Mrs. J.

Abrams. Mrs. J. W. Sutherland.

Mr. Raul Ortiz. Mrs. W. Reid.

Frank H. Dickson. Mr. James Freshour. Mrs.

Rose Kosloft. Mrs. A. Evans. Mrs.

A. Sward. Mrs, L. Crowley, Mr. Leo Cohen, Mr.

K. Doykas. You and each you are hereby notified that the time for the payment of our lien upon the property hereinafter described having expired after notice thereof had been given you. we will cause such property. to wit: Jeep, personal and household furniture and effects, pianos.

radios, rugs. refrigerators, office furniture. store fixtures and other goods stored by you or in your name or on your account (or the in SHORE which you claim interest) ROAD STORAGE CO. INC. or in the SUPERIOR MOVING STORAGE Warehouses.

to be sold at public auction at Warehouse, 6402 8th Avenue, Brooklyn. New York. on Monday, April 11, 1949. at 10:30 a.m., and on each Monday thereafter until until the all liens of the goods are are satisfied. HARRY A.

STYFFE. President. mh28-2t DISSOLUTION NOTICES NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO PRESENT CLAIMS FOLLOWING DISSOLUTION OF CORPORATION (Pursuant to Stock Corporation Law. Section 105. Subd.

10.) In the Matter of the Dissolution of HENRY MILES SONS, a corporation. TO ALL CREDITORS OF AND INS HENRY SONS, a dissolved corporation, and all other persons concerned: certificate TAKE NOTICE that a of dissolution of HENRY MILES SONS. a corporation theretofore duly organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York, with principal place of business at" 2071-73 Fulton Street. Brooklyn, New York, was duly filed in office of the Secretary of State of the State of New York, on the 12th day of 1945, and that. pursuant to statute in such cases made and provided.

against all the creditors corporation of and claimants are hereby required to present their respective claims, accounts and demands against the corporation in writing and in detail to the directors thereof at Fulton Street, Brooklyn. New York. on or before the 9th day of May, 1949. All claims and demands which shall not be presented in accordance herewith shall be forever barred as against the property and assets of the corporation and its directors and stockholders. Dated.

Brooklyn. New York, March 24th. 1949. Charles Miles. Richard Loader.

Directors of Henry Miles Sons. mh28-2t PUBLIO NOTICES SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY -IN THE MATTER of the Application of the Board of Transportation of The City of New York, acting for and on behalf of The City of New York, relative to acquiring title to real property and temporary easements in real property situated at the northwest and southwest corners of Avenue and East 16th Street, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, for the purpose of the widening of the easterly platform of Avenue Station of the Brighton Beach Line, BMT Division of the New York City Transit System, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by an order of the Supreme Court of the State of New York. County of Kings, duly entered and filed in the office of the Clerk of Kings County the 16th day of March. 1949, the application of The City of New York to have the compensation which should justly be made to the respective owners of the real property acquired in the above entitled proceeding.

ascertained and determined by the Supreme Court without a jury, was granted. NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, that pursuant to Section 58 of the Rapid Transit Law each and every person interested in the real property acquired for the above named improvement having any claim or de- I Now ala 35 for this famous ICE a CREAM Breyers ICE CREAM DAIRY FLAP COLA UP ON TINS 4 10 UNLOCK PADS AND PURE PINT PACKAGE PLEDGE At this new low price you can again enjoy Breyers Ice Cream often. The Pint Package brings you this fine ice cream in an easy-to-serve brick form and you have a wide choice of delicious flavors. Take a pint or so home to the family. Louis Nemer (22), 8810 4th Lavinia Fazio (22), 8814 4th Ave.

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Alfred Levita (29), Bay 14th Hannah Brenner (26). Manhattan. John Madden (44) 419 Pacifio St. Frances Merkien (34), Queens PUBLIC NOTICES mand on account thereof. is hereby required to file his claim, duly veri, fied in the manner required by law for the verification of pleadings in an action.

with the Clerk of the County of Kings on or before the 20th day April. 1949, and to serve on the Corporation Counsel of The City of Munic- New York, at his office. Room 1559, ipal Building. Borough of Manhattan. City of New York, within the same time, a copy thereof.

The said verified claim shall set forth the real property which the claimant owned or in which he was interested, and with his post office address, together an inventory or itemized statement of the fixtures. If any, for which compensation is claimed: and In case such claim or demand for compensation in respect of any fixture is made by a lessee or tenant copy of of the such real verified property claim or acquired. demand. together with said inventory or itemized statement, shall be served upon the owner of such real property or his attorney. Proof of title will be received by the Corporation Counsel, at Building.

his office. Borough of Manhattan, City of Room 1258. Municipal New York. on or before the 25th day of April, 1949. The claimant will be required to appear in person upon such title proof and to produce the deed or instrument under which he claims and title.

his or a certified copy thereof, last tax bill. The property affected by this proceding is located in Blocks Parcels 7320 and and 7348 and are known as 1 2 and are also shown on the Tax Map of the Borough of Brooklyn as part of Lot 40 in Block 7320 and part of Lot 8 in Block 7348: and the temporary easement parcels are known as Parcels la and 2a, and also shown on the Tax Map of the Borough of Brooklyn as part Lot of Lot 40 Block in 7348. Block 7320 and part 8 in Dated. New York, April 4th. 1949.

JOHN P. MeGRATH, Corporation Counsel. Office and Post Office Address: Municipal Building. Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, 7. Ap4-4t MW PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE BROOKLYN BOROUGH GAS COMPANY.

pursuant to subdivision 12 of Section 66 of the Public Service Law, that on and as of March 29, 1949. it issued and filed with the Public Service Commission amendments to its Rate Schedule (P.S.C. No. 3 Gas) applicable to the supply of gas service to its customers within the territory formerly known as the Ward of the Borough of Brooklyn. State New York, to become effedtive on and as of May 1.

1949. identified as follows: Eighth Revised Leaf No. 4-B Superseding Seventh Revised Leaf No. 4-B The proposed changes would amend the provisions of Section 2-B RESTRICTION OF GAS FOR SPACE HEATING. extending the period of restriction to May 1, 1950, and continuing November 22.

1946, as the effective date governing the exceptions. Details of the proposed changes may be found and examined in the Rate to Schedule of the undersigned Company which reference is hereby made, and a copy of which may be consulted at the offices of the undersigned Company at which application service may be made, or at the office of the Publie Service Commission. Any desired information concerning these proposed changes will be furnished to any customer, upon request. Dated, Coney Island. New York.

March 29. 1949. BROOKLYN BOROUGH GAS COMPANY By Walter M. Jeffords, President. ap4-4t ROMANO SCHENKER.

Plaintiff's Attys. Pursuant to a judgment dated March 4, 1949. the undersigned will sell at public auction at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. Montague Street. Brooklyn, New York.

by H. Louis Hollander. Auctioneer. on April 11, 1919 at 12 o'clock noon. the following premises: Section 4.

Block 1050. Lot 15. as shown on the tax and assessment Map of the Borough of Brooklyn. together with thereon. the 3.9 buildings said Tax and improvements September 2.

1931. Premises sold subjeot to any state of facta an accurate survey might show. and accrued taxes and assessments since January 1. 1930. SAMUEL SHAPIRO.

mh21-7t Referee. SEw FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF KINGS CATHERINE VALLONE. Plaintiff, vs. RICHARD BOGARDUS.

ET Defts. TRADEMARK NOTICE NOTICE Michaels IS Brothers, HEREBY GIVEN THAT Congress Street, Brooklyn, N. has filed the Secretary of State of New York its trademark FURNITURE, MAYFAIR HOUSE to be used principally for furniture, household and house furnishings. This trademark was renewed in New York State on March 9. 1949.

mh21-18t FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY -ROSE ACKERMAN. V8. ANNA MITCHELL. et defts, Pursuant to judgment dated March 14th, 1949, the undersigned will gell at public auction at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague B'klyn, N.

Y. on the 11th day of April, 1949. at 12 o'clock noon, by JOHN CUNNINGHAM. auctioneer, property sold directed by said judgment to and described upon the Tax Map of the City New York, Borough of Brooklyn, Block County of Kings, as Section 6. 1707.

Lot 64 as the said Tax Map was on September 19. 1945. Dated, March 15th, 1949. LEON A. Referee.

SYDNEY MANDELL. Atty, for 217 B'way. N. Y. C.

mh21 SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Rose Abruzzese. against Anna Kirwin Pickruhl, et Defts. Pursuant to Judgment dated J. March 11.

1949. I will sell by Michael Reilly, auctioneer, at public auction at the B'klyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague B'klyn, on April 11. 1949, at 12 noon, premises and and real shown property the known, Map designated upon City of New York for the Borough of Brooklyn, as Section 15. Block 4596. Lot 011: Section 15.

Block 4596. Lot 14: Section 15. Block 4596. Lot as 15: Section 15. Block 4596.

Lot 17: said Tax Map was on the 10th day of Septemfor will sale sold separately, subject and parcel ber. 1941. Each parcel will be' offered be to covenants, reif strictions and of reservations facts of record. any. any state an accurate survey may show.

and the right the defendant, United States of America to date redeem of within one year 21, from the sale. Dated. March 1949. VARDON DEIXEL. Referee.

mh21 LEGAL NOTICES SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY MORRIS DAVIDSON, Plaintiff. against SAM COHEN, et Defendants. GEORGE C. WEBER, Plaintiff's Attorney, 165 Broadway.

York 6. New York. Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure dated March 29. 1949. and duly entered herein.

I will sell at public auction the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street. 1949. at Brooklyn, 12:00 N. o'clock Y. noon, by April FRED G.

SCHAEFER, Auctioneer. premises in Brooklyn, Kings County, N. situate on the west side Sackman Street, distant 150 feet north of Dumont Avenue, being a plot 25 feet in width front and rear by 100 feet in depth on each side. the side lines being parallel with Dumont Avenue and the southerly side line running partly through a party wall. together with street rights: all as more particularly described in said judgment.

Known A5 street number 492 Sackman Street. Brooklyn, N. Y. Dated, April 2. 1949.

DAVID EPSTEIN. Referee. ap4-6t. File No. 7331-1947 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

by the grace of God free and independent, to: MORRIS ABRAM GELSTEIN, JULIA GELSTEIN, NOAH ESTHER FUCHSMAN, ANNA KARELITZ. whose post addresses are unknown, and cannot. after diligent inquiry, be ascertained by the petitioner, herein, if living, wives and if dead. their husbands or next-ofkin, heirs-at-law. executors, administrators and assigns of Morris Abram Gelstein, deceased.

Julia Gelstein, deceased. Gelstein. deceased. Esther Fuchsman, deceased. and Anna Karelitz.

deceased. whose names and post office addresses are unknown. and cannot. after diligent inquiry, be ascertained by the petitioner herein. and any and all unknown persons who may be necessary and proper parties to this proceeding as distributees.

if any there be. of Meyer Gelstein, also known a8 Mayer Gelstein, also known as Meyer Gelalso known as Mayer Gelstien. deceased. SEND GREETING. WHEREAS.

SAUL GELSTEIN, who has presented his Account as Adminresides Borough at of No. Bronx, 1977 City Prospect of New York. LEGAL NOTICES istrator of Meyer Gelstein, also known as Mayer Gelstein, also known as Meyer Gelstien, also known as Mayer Gelstien. deceased. lately residing at Rodney Street.

Borough of State Brooklyn, of New County of Kings. City and York, and a petition praying that his account may be judicially settled. and why a fee of $283.89 for attorney's fee should not be approved less the sum of $125.00 heretofore paid on account. NOW. THEREFORE, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County Kings, to be held in Room 25-A.

at "the Hall of Records in the County of Kings, on the 28th day of April. 1949. at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such settlement should not be had. and the attorney's fee approved. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.

we have caused the Seal our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal). WITNESS Hon. FRANCIS D. MeGAREY.

Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn. in the said County, the 14th day of March, 1949. AARON L. JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court: mh21 41-M File No.

2759-1945 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. by the grace of God, free and independent. Consul General of Norway at New York. Lily Magdalene Larsen, Hilmar Nicolay Larsen. SEND GREETING WHEREAS.

WILLIAM V. ELLI OTT. Public Administrator. Kings County, with an office in the Municipal Building. Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, has presented his account as Administrator of GEORG MARTINIUS LARSEN, deceased.

lately residing at No. 825 54th Street. in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, City and State of New York, and a petition praying that his count may be judicially settled: NOW THEREFORE. you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of to be held at the Hall of Records.

in the County OL Kings, on 25th day of April. 1949, at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon. why such settlement should not be had. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF We have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS.

HOW. FRANC'9 D. Surrogate of our said County, the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County. the 11th day of March, 1949. AARON L.

JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. N. B. This citation is served upon you as to required by law.

You are no. obliged appear in person. If you fail to appear it will be assumed tha you consent to the proceedings. unless you file written objections thereto. You have a right to have an attorney at law appear for you.

mh21-4t THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OP' NEW YORK. by the grace of Gort free and independent. to. Bessie Weiser: Moses Weiser, Michael Dora Ray: George Rav Charles Ray; Sylvia Perch: Rosenberg: Harvey Cohn: William Cohn. all infant over the age of vears; Rosalte Perch.

an infant under 14 years of age: Howard Perch. infant under 14 years of age: Bru Perch, an infant under 14 years age: Frances Cohn. an infant 14 years of age, SEND GREET. WHEREAS, Herbert A. Cone.

resides at 350 West 57th Street. of New York, Borough of Manhattan. has presented a petition praying for a decree that certain instruments in writing, relating to real and personal property, be duly proved as the Lasti Will and Testament of Samuel Weiger. lately residing at No. 7803 21st Avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York.

NOW. THEREFORE, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held in Room 25-A at the Hall of Records. in the County of Kings, on the 4th day of May. 1949. at 9:30 o'clock in the fore noon.

why such decree should not be made. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS. Hop. FRAN4 CIS D.

Surros gate of our said County. A the Borough of Brooklyn the said County, the 22nd day of March, 1949. AARON L. JACOBY. Cierk of the Surrogate's mh28 41-10.