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site the hospital flag pole, the marcheri were greeted by Reu BROOKLYN EAGLE, MAY 22, 1950 Parkway, 92d St, and Battery Ave, to the newly-opened et- ben Cohen, assistant manager erans Administration Mospiwi at the foot of 7th Ave. of the hospital The assembly also heard addresses by Repre The parade was headed by iiaf 111 the U. S. Marine Corps Reserve sentative Donald L. GTTooie, State Senator Mario M.

De Optatis. Assemblyman Frank J. Band and a battalion of troop under the command of Lt Col Sunbaij) Sermons 'NOT BY MIGHT, NOR BY POWER, BUT BY MY SPIRIT, SAITH THE LORD OF HOSTS' Herlert Samuelson. CoL John McMullen, Councilman ADra ham Sussman and the Legion II. Schwartz, U.

S. Army Re County Commander uaniei j. serve, was grand marshal of the parade. Past Commander Sylvester E. Greene was chair Tobin.

The Rev. waiter u. war. tin delivered the invocation. A.

prayer was offered by the Rev. John Hughes. man of the ceremonies. At the reviewing stand oppo it is!" for see the Kingdom of God is in the midst of Solemn Plea for Goodwill The very destructiveness of the atomic bombs and their vastly more efficient successors has demonstrated the absolute necessity for understanding, co-operation and brotherly love. "Dr.

Mather in his illumi which it must adapt iu thinking." "Do we then need a new faith for this new age?" Dr. Cory asked. He quoted, likewise, another great scientist, Donald Hatch Andrews of John Hopkins University, and said, "I agree with Dr. Andrews that all mankind sorely needs a new vision of the spirit. I hold, moreover, we need a strong and victorious faith.

1 believe that we will discover such a faith in the basic premises of our religion. 'In Him We Live and Move' "Reduced to the simplest possible bases, our religion consists of two great Commandments 'Thou shalt love the nating article makes a solemn plea for goodwill. He writes: WORLD'S LARGEST LAUNDRY Outstanding among the vari veterans' monument ot 4th FORT HAMILTON MEMORIAL Shown decorating ous facvors comprising human nature are the capacity for de Ave. and 94th St. ore, left, Raymond Shapter, chaplain of Fort Hamilton Memorial Legion, and Frank Scarola, post commander, flanked by color veloping intelligence and the potential ability to display goodwill.

Especially in these first Post, American guard. few years of the Age of Atomic Energy these are the character The Rev. Dr. David M. Cory, pastor of Cuyler Presbyterian Church, used as his text Zeehariah "Not ymight, nor by power, but by my spirit, saith the Lord of Hosts," in a sermon on the subject, "A Faith for the Atomic Age." He recalled that the first reaction to advent of the atomic age was one of shock and that now after five years that reaction had given place to "a state of suspense." "While to date little constructive use has been made of this mighty power, largely due to our preoccupation with making bigger and better bombs and the failure of the nations to reach an agreement on international controls for atomic energy, the fact remains that a complete revolution has taken place not merely in the methods of waging war, not even in the pro-auction of power for all purposes, but actually in our basic of science, and perhaps even of religion," Dr.

Cory said. The minister quoted from statements of Prof. Albert Einstein to the general effect that "Today the atomic bomb has altered profoundly the nature of the world as we know it, and the human race consequently finds itself In a new habitat to ALWAYS ON istics for which the sum total Lord thy God with all thy heart and with all thy soul, and with all thy strength and with all thy mind; and thy neighbor as TIME! of all the forces and factors in our environment make the greatest demand. Because there can be no adequate military defense against atomic weapons and no means whereby we can prevent other nations from gaining the ability to manufacture them, it is now istence depend just as much upon the intelligence and goodwill of governments and peoples of foreign nations as they do upon our own wisdom and good intentions. That is the stark truth of what interdependence really means for the inhabitants of one very small world in an Atomic Age' Faith for the Atomic Age' does not mean some newfangled religion but the re-ex- thyself After considering the nature of the atom, Dr.

Cory continued, in part: 1,500 Take Part In Ft. Hamilton Post Memorial Services More than 1.300 persons participated in the annual Memorial parade and 'services yesterday conducted by Fort Hamilton Memorial Post, American Legion. The parade formed at 80th St. and 4th proceeded along 4th Ave. to the Veterans Monument at 90th where "Perhaps the new view of the fact that our security and Early morning service is a promise ptrformd.

That's important, particularly if you go to business. If you're economy minded remember Cascade does better laundry work beffer dry cleaning, toe. CASCADE is THRIFTY TO USE! amination, re-appraisal, re-application of the basic teaching of our religion. Scientific research has portrayed in the infinitely small areas of the nuclear sciences an orderly, purposeful, living, energizing process a picture that accords completely with the Hebrew-Christian view of God. The harmony of the component parts of the natural order and their tremendous potential for weal or woe point unto a new and living way in peace and goodwill among men.

"Only the Spirit of God in all this great and wonderful process, heeded and obeyed by man His Crown of Creation can save us. Truly now is the accepted time, today if ye will hear His Voice. 'Not by might, nor by power, but by my spirit, saith the Lord of prosperity indeed, our very ex- universe in terms of an ordered whole in which the component parts function in harmonious relationship through electrical Salvation-The Preservation vibrations will give us a deeper understanding of the Supreme Intelligence and Energy which Of Life's True Purpose is responsible for it all. God Is over, back of, and in all this SERVING All OF NEW YORK, BROOKLYN ond LONG ISLAND Algonquin 4-4261 CYergreen 8-4800 HEmpstead 2-4030 835 Myrtlt Atm, Brookra 103 Nortk Fraddh St, HmptO' 1 In a sermon on the subject, great process we call 'life As post commander Frank Sca Work Out Your Own Salvation." Paul said, 'In Him we live and rola placed a wreath, and continued on via Fort Hamilton the Rev. Frank Curtis Williams, move and have our as We work it out.

'Prove me now, saith the spoke the prophet Malachi. But how? The question ever before us is how to work out our faith and keep it growing. Reotln' aroond pastor of the South Reformed Church, said In part: "A great and deeply religious scientist, Dr. Kirtley F. Mather "The Epistle to the Philip- of Harvard University, recently declared: 'We live In a universe, The two commandments not of chance or caprice, but of FOR SALI Oft LEASE 521 ATLANTIC AVE.

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HUBERTH HU BERTH 40 Park N. T. C. EL S-OOM Law and Order. Its adminlstra concern worship.

Something beneficial happens to us when we worship. To be taken out of ourselves in the realization of God's order in which we ask ourselves how we fit into His tion is completely rational and worthy of the utmost respect the administration has cer- pians was written by Paul some 10 years after his original contact with them. He had preached to them, written to them and sent his friends to them. He had instructed them and encouraged them but in the second chapter he bids them 'Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling for it is God which worketh in you both to will and IB tainly not been functioning in tayt Mm. Vera Rasrorar of Hewlett, Long Island.

And to many people agree with her that White Rom i IV ew York's largest-telling tea. mi a blindly mechanical manner. PROPOSALS Instead, it has proceeded in scheme does something to man. To measure up to Him with loyalty and honor makes man something greater than his own ego. Narrowing the world to much the same way as would an intelligent, preserving and purposeful person One gets our own need reduces life.

to do of his good (Phil. for nearly half a century a definite sense of sympathetic relationship between oneself Setting ourselves in the majesty After all that Paul had done of God's design enlarges life. and the infinite Creative Power, for these Philippian friends as Weu, ((03, Don't You Thin It's Timc We CXueoTh Locml ROTO-ROOTCR SeRVICCMAN You somehow belong to an ad Cnristians they had to stand on ministration of that sort. PROPOSALS FOR PNEUMATIC TUBE MAIL SERVICE Post Office Department. Office of the Postmaster General.

Washington 25. D. C. April 24, 1950. Proposals will be received at the office of Assistant Postmaster General Walter Myers.

Post Office Department. Washington 25. D. until 10:00 a.m.. May 31, 1950.

for furnishing a pneumatic tube system on Route SOiOll-A. on a leaf-e or rental basis, for use in the transmission of the mails in the Borough of Manhattan in the City of New York. New York, for a period of five years or ten years, beginning January 1. 1951. in accordance with the conditions specified in the instructions to bidders.

Prospective bidders may obtain a copy of the advertisement by making application to Assistant Postmaster General Walter Myers. Post Office Department. Washington 25. D. C.

JESSE M. DONALDSON. Postmaster General. ap24-6t their own feet. It was up to "To quote Dr Andrews again, them to work out the Christian faith their own way.

They had 'Secondly, prayer is a resource of faith. To commune with God in friendship, to thank Him, to petition Him and to treat Him like a friend widens our scope of living. A modern poet has uttered the simple prayer 'To be intimate with It is still true that 'the pure in heart see To cul 'It is Vorm that is real and not substance; it is "spirit" which is real and not "matter." When to make the discoveries and Sewers Sink, Yard Roof Drain Pipes Electrically "RAZOR-KLEENED" MO CHARGE IF WE FAIL Phons NAvorrs 8-0588 we completely accept that prin- perform the life of faith themselves. Even Paul could not do that for them. They had to ciple as the basis of our think' realize the Christian truth first- 1 1 ijm New Vbrfe ST "tea (I hand.

tivate the things of God is to ing and our living, we see the truth of Our Lord everywhere we Truly Jesus said, 'The Kingdom of God cometh not with observation'; neither shall AtCTION SAL Paul was living out his relinquish those things that displease Him. IcKwNmms ft tacdtt tW AmHui Kmm "Thirdly, faith is an act of destiny in a Roman prison. He had his cross and they had theirs. With the vision of Jesus SUPREME COt'RT. KINGS COUNTY In the matter of the general assignment for the benefit of creditors of STANDARD ELECTRICAL MFG.

DISTRIBUTING and 1 they say, "Here it is!" or "There will. The simple act of attend ing church, the substitution of jkvi.mi; sc huk. Assignors, tn LAW and His great Word of Life they had to carry on in their own His will for ours, enriches our RENCE WALKER, Assignee. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the undersigned Nonstop NEW YORK to i win sen at nuouc auction! bv NAT V. ROTH EN ERG.

mrtlnnwr 111 way. spiritual life. For personal discipline give God 10 minutes in of the above assignors consisting of "In these days of rising col general merchandise, fixtures. the morning and read and pray. on the 23rd day of May.

1950. at 11:00 MfffM 1 a.m. at No. 18 Avenue U. Brooklyn.

lectivism we have come to identify our live with groups. Carry out some mission, some New York. penance, for no other purpose Our lives have become so de than to please God. The result Lawrence Walker. Assignee.

Samuel Breyalier. Attorney for Assignee. 66 Court Bklyn. 2, N. Y.

pendent upon other people that will be surprising. we have come to think that our auci symce, court Bkl N. Y. TRiangle 5-2838. my 13 'To Share Life in Mis Name' responsibility has passed from FORECLOSURES our hands.

A lad came into the Again, our faith grows as SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY 4S, study recently to say that he we serve otners. Kindness love, forgiveness all contribute to our faith. To do something for someone else to enrich life, had gone to one church after another, he had attended a number of schools and had joined any number of cults in his search for something. He largest-selling because it's so hearty, so fragrant, so good to help, reacts inevitably upon r'lATBUSH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF BROOKLYN, Plaintiff, against PETER FEDERICO.

et Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE. Pursuant to Judgment dated May 5. 1950. entered herein Mav 12.

1950. I will sell at puhlic auction bv Leo J. Goldberg, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montamie Street. Brooklyn.

New York, on June 12th. 19f.O. at 12:00 noon the mortgaged premise in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of KinKs. City and State of New York, directed bv said our own happiness.

Pass on a fcrijrEnsxicinr NORTH IT At SIKVICI New 4 nifhtt dally. Convenient round-trip schedule for Inter Mvttonal Trad rah yisitors; Toronto, May 29 June I. was told that 'The Kingdom of blessing. Add to the life of oth ers. "We need to identify our is Give God a Chance Call your TrTet Agent or Trant-Canaaa Air Unas, selves with others of growing judgment to be gold being a plot of in tne last analysis our iana on me southeasterly side of 16th 18 East 58th N.

N.T. faith. There is no substitute for Christian faith must be a first Avenue, having a uniform width of PUm 9-800 feet inches front and rear and spiritual camaraderie. The fellowship of the church kindles By Trane-Cnd' newett "Maple leaf New Yerk fa Mew tree. 3 Nights hand adventure to have reality.

Christian faith begins when a person takes God seriously and a uniform depth of 108 feet 4 Inches on each side, the southwesterly side of which is. distant 309 feet l'i inches northeasterly from and parallel with the northeasterly side of Bath Ave us. People shrivel spiritually Dally, NON-STOP, 10S mlnwlaf. Aaava-waattiar semfrt In araewrlaad eaMnk sincerely seeks to bring life into LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL HOTICE8 LEGAL NOTICES without this contact with others in the fellowship of faith nue; as more particularly bounded and described In said judgment, said God's pattern. Then things be File No 7B50 premises being known as 8729 16th We need to share life in His THE OF PEOPLE OF THE STATE NEW YORK, by the grace of God THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God frne and Independent.

To Madeleine Callard. Robert Forrest. Fred Meyer, and Minna Johanna: and to any and all unknown persons whose names or Avenue roomvn, y. Dated. Mav 22d.

1950. JEROME LEWIS. Referee name. free and ind rlependent. To AUKEU R.

ATKIN Tf HOMAS ATK.IN. MAUDE "Paul goes on to say to DANIEL McNAMARA. Attorney for CRUIKSHANK. WILLIAM KENT Plaintiff. 322 Ninth Street.

Brook ELSIE HAYSOM. ALICE ALBERTA Philipplans that they are work part' ot whose names, ana wnose ler. also known as Sophie Ziehler. lately residing at 676 Degraw Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn. Citv of New York, and that letters testamentary of the Last Will and Testament of Sophia Ziehler.

also known as Sophie Ziehler. deceased, be Issued to petitioner or such other person or persons having a prior right as may be entitled thereto: 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 lyn 13. 4i 1. myB-6l MW I.

Die lace or places 01 iaiuenue air uii- PK1TCHARD, HILDA IVY KEEFFK ing out their own salvation. GRACE ELAINE HOLMES. DORO- kn own. ana cannot, aner qingeni in This word has become unpopu gin to happen. "We have to work out faith.

We have to bring out and discover the Kingdom. We have to give God a chance inside and out. In constant pursuit and practice we have to demonstrate the spiritual powers and the realization of God. Many people bear the name of Protestant, Catholic or Jew but have stopped working at it. lar.

But what is salvation but destiny? It is the preservation THY VICTORIA LILLIAN STREETHER, FLORENCE BRANSON. MAUDE GASKELL. FRANK ALFR.ED PRISTCHARD. the lat named nine persons being distributees and heirs at law of BERTHA PRITCHARD. deceased, a sister of the decedent, SEND GREETING: WHEREAS, FLORENCE M.

ATKIN- arM i n. (i url. quiry be ascertained, aistriDUiees. hi lis at law and next of kin of said HENRY H. MEYER, and if any of the said distributees, heirs at law or next of kin of deceased, be dead, their legal representatives, their husbands or wives, if any.

distributees and successors in interest -whose names andor places of residence and post office addresses are unknown, SEND GREET- 25-A at the Hall of Records tn the of life's true purpose. It is the t.v. nf Kintrs nn the Coun SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY HAMBURG SAVINGS BANK. Plaintiff, against GREGORY FRANZ, et Defendants.

PURSUANT to Judgment of foreclosure and sale dated May 17. 1950 the undersigned by ISI-DOR UNGER. auctioneer, will sell at public auction at the Brooklyn Real Btate Exchange 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn, New York, on the 13th day of June, 1950. at o'clock noon on that day the premises described in said Judgment located on the southeast side of Chauncev Street distant 31st day of 1950.

at 9:30 o'clock in the fore- May accomplishment of life true intent as the alternative to noon why such decree should not be made. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we Matiflr Ma.alinlti hn. liresent ed I. 1 1 waste and misuse. nave caused tne seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be "Paul wants his friends in hereunto affixed.

mi Broadwav snd NEW JOB? a petition and amended petition pray-! WHEREAS. Jules L. Waoht. who ing for a decree that a certain instru-1 resides at JJorcIl Road. Village of ment in writing relating to real and i Scarsdale.

State of New York. pre-personal property be dulv proved asisented a petition praying for a decree the Ijurt Will and Testament of that a certain instrument dated Janu-ALICE SUNDERS. lately resid-' ary 5. 1950. in writing, relating to real Philinni to rpalizp life at i 93.

feet northeast from 93 feet northeast from oeing approximately i reet 8'3 inrhea (Kintrs Coumy Seal) in width, front and resr hv 105 ft.pt in in, WITNESS. HONORABLB FRANCIS D. McGAREY. Surrogate of our said County, in the Borough of Brooklyn in said dmntv nn th. fullest.

He wants them to get all out of life that is coming to nt-pm on coin sides, and known by the street number 634 Chauncey Street. Brooklyn, New York, -reference being lug at No. o4H 1st. Mar ks Avenue, in anu peiaonai property, ue uuiy imuru the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New i as the Last Will and Testament of York HENRY H. MEYER, lately residing "Faith has to be kept at work.

When unemployed the religious life means nothing. Jesus condemned the man who buried his talent. 'If any man shall do his will, he shall know of the doctrine, whether it be of said Jesus in John "Our faith becomes alive only made to said judgment for a more them. It is a matter of fear and trembling, it is so important. You don't have to engage Miss Sherlock Holmes of 1950 to start in a NEW job.

Just place a Result-Getting Brooklyn Eagle Situation Wanted ad in the Classified Section. That's where EMPLOYERS LOOK NOW. THEREFORE, you and each at No. 147 Manic Street, in the Bur 20th day of April. 1950.

AARON L. JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate' Court. myl-4t oiigti of Brookl are hereby cited to show cause vn. City or New ioik.

of vnn NOW. THEREFORE, you and each hefnre our Surrogate's Court of he To miss the highway, to take nf you are hereby cited to show cause particular description. Dated: May 19. 1950. ALFRED LO SCHI AVO.

Referee. VON SOTHEN, BAUSCH. AICHER MOFFETT. Attorneys for Plaintiff, my22-6t MF County of Kings, to be held in Room at the Hall of Records, in the oerore our surrogate vouri 01 me to pe neia KO'im County of Kings, on the day ofiiounty 01 Kings the wrong road, to fail in this precious quest of each day would be tragedy indeed. Paul of Records.

In the June. at 9:30 clock in the fore-iii-A at the Ha. noon, wny sucn oecree should not LEGAL NOTICES beiCountv of Kings, on the 7th day of June. 1950. at 9:30 o'clock in the fore- mnne.

wants them to find themselves THE PEOPLE why such decree should not be IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we OF THE STATE OF hv the. grace of God noon, run, in NEW YORK, nave rausea the seal of our and realize their true destiny. free And Indenenrtent. To Marie T. said Surrogate's Court to be Hereunto arnxea.

"Paul reminds the Philippians WITNESS FRANCIS (Seal) IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS. Hon. FRANCIS D. McGAREY.

Surrogate of that God is working with them D. McGAREY, Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the both to will and to do of Tile No. 93751949 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and independent. TO the husband, if any and any and all unknown distributees, heirs at law and next of kin of Eliza or Elisabeth or Elizabeth Kroe-ger. also known a Elizabeth Kendzior- ski.

deceased, if living, and if dead, to their respective husbands or wives, if any. distributees, heirs at law, next of kin, legal representative, legatee, devisees, alienees, assignees. Tienor and successors in interest generally, all of whose names and place or places of residence are unknown, and cannot after diligent inquiry be ascertained Attorney General of the Stat of New York. GREETING: WHEREAS. HYMAN WANK.

Publls Administrator of Kings County, as administrator of the goods, chattels and credits of Eliza or Elisabeth or Elizabeth Kroeger. also known a Elizabeth Skinner. If living, and If dead, to her legal representative, her husband, if any. distributees and successors in Interest, and to any and all unknown person whose name and whetf-e place or place of residence are unknown, and cannot after diligent inquiry, he ascertained, distributee, heirs at law and next of kin of said Arthur A. Skinner And if inv of said distrib our county, at the Bor- his good They are the BrooKiyn not working alone.

The Chris day of said County the 9th day of May. 1950. AARON L. JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

mylo-4t said County the 4th Mav. 1950. tian life is a discovery of the true current of being that runs utees, heirs at law or next of kin of AARON L. JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

my8-4t File Vn l.r,5115n deceased, he dead, tneir legal repre-sentntives their nuahand or wives. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF through every person to frui if mv riietrihiitpe snd successors in NEW YORK hv tha Brace of God tion and fulfillment. It is God's free and independent. To MADDA- interest wnose names anaor places or residence and postoffice addresses LENA CIMAMONTI resiriin at Ci- THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY THE GRACE OF GOD FREE AND INDEPENDENT TO: ALBERT VOLLMER FRED VOLLMER.

GEORGE VOLLMER EDWARD C. VOLLMER cnwinn mamonti-Soprano. Provincia di Biella. Italy. SEND GREETING: are unknown.

SK.MJ GKH.rJTl.NG: WHEREAS. Florence M. Denzer. who reside' at 1SS Washington Park. Municipal Build ig Brooklyn.

New (1 a ntitinn WHEREAS. Bruno De Biasf. who York, has presente purpose that every personality realize all that destiny has for it. We do not live in a meaningless universe. We are a part of personality and the Great Borough of Brooklyn.

York Lltv. resides at 1135 84th Street Brooklyn for an order directing the sale nf netitinn VONN'OH EMMA VOWOH aH ii-ia has presented a petition praying for 1 01 lias preseiueu praying for a decree that a certain in-iZIEHLER SPARROW and in nv a decree that a certain instrument in strument in writing, relating to realiand all unknown persons who are or writing, relating to real and personal ana personal property, oe uuiy proveunay cmun lo ne ui.siri outers, heirs at property, be duty proved as the Last will and Testament of Arthur A. me iasi win ana i 01 mw anu nexi 01 Kin or aonhia Ziehler. Personality would have us appropriate the full measure of life that is ours to have. To Washington Park, in the Borough of Brooklyn.

City or New York. NOW. THEREFORE, you and each of vou are hereby cited to show cause be lost is to find life meaning before our Surrogate's Court of the There Is a Trust for Every Human Need Few realize that Trust Funds are more than a meant of providing a turn of money at the death of an individual There are all typei of living Trust for different human need. A clear vision of Trusts at arranged at this bank will enable you to see the purpose for. which they exist to erve you.

Complete facilitie and co-operative peraonneL r' KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY 342 FULTON ST. (In the Heart of the lore Hell District) BROOKLYN N. Y. Umhw ttdmal Dtperit Itiaaaua Corpormtio less, to fail to catch the true County of Kings, to be he in Room current of life. Severlno Citnamonti, lately residing at No.

6015 19th Ajenue. In the Borough of Brooklvn. Cl(y 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 31st day of May. 1950. at 9:30 o'clock In the forenoon, why auch decree should not be made. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. a.

aiwnn oa oupuie ae-ceased. whose nam-s. places of residence and Post Office addresses are unknown and. cannot, after diligent inquiry, be ascertained, if living, and If any of the said distributees, heirs at law and next of kin of deceased be dead, to the respective legal representatives, their husbands or wives, any. distributees and successors in interest, whose names, places of residence and Post Office addresses are unknown and cannot, after diligent GEEING? ascertained.

SEND WALTER BRUCH. 25-A at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on the 31st day of May. 1950. at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such decree should not premi.ves 1S8 West 9th Street. Brooklyn- New York, of which premise said deceased died seized, at public or private sale, for the best price and terms that can be obtained for the purpose of Payment and distribution of their respective shares to the persons entitled thereto- 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 at the Hall of Records.

In the County of Kings on the 6th day of June. 19o0 at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon why such order ahould not be made. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate' Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS Hun. FRANCIS D.

McGAREY. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn In thf County of Kings, the Jlat day of April. 1950. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. mvl-it it "Paul had started something in Philippl and he wanted his friends to realize the victory be made.

IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have the Seal of our aald Surrogate's Court to be of Christ. These trying times of fer us great opportunity to hereunto afMxed. WITNESS Hon. FRANCIS (Seal) WITNESS. Hon.

FRANCIS (Seal) MAUt.N, who resides at 109 Cnlum. D. McGAREY, Surrogate of D. McGAKEY. surrogate otiDia Height-.

Borough of Brooklyn rntM duu Bl.li, Ul 1- lOfK. Fill nr. our said County at the Borough of Rrooklvn. in thi prove our faith and to win the victory. The adventure set in motion in the Christian way Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County the 26th day i.

1 rnuu I'lsying ior a Oecree that a certain instrument in writing faring date the 25th day of April; aid Countv the 24th day of April. 1950. AARON L. JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.

niyl-4t M. ol April, is.io. AARON L. JACOBY. rierW of tha surrogate's Court 1 ieimms.

10 reai and persona has In it the will and the pleasure of God." roperty, he duly proved aa th tt myl-lt and Testament of Sophia Zieh..