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a a a BROOKLYN EAGLE, JUNE 27, 1949 Book Briefs "How to Build a Better Vocabulary," by Maxwell Nurn. berg and W. T. Rhodes (Prentice Hall, shows how tol make those elusive definitions stick in mind. Two thousand words are analyzed by their fascinating method.

The Literary Guild has picked "Rest and Be Thankful" as its by September Helen MacInnes tells what offering. This novel when a group of easthappens, sophisticates spend a month on a cattle ranch in Wyoming. Little, Brown publishes the book in Auust. Actress Eva Le Galliene has written a children's book for Fall publication by Harper Brothers. She has not yet decided on the title.

will be by Garth Williams. A fine, informative book for antique lovers is "The Book of Sheffield Plate," published by Crown Publishers on May 23. The author is Seymour B. Wyler. who has to his credit an authoritative volume on silver, "The Book of Old Silver." The new book tells all that is worth knowing about Sheffield Plate and Victorian Plate.

a As White House Chief of Mails for 51 years, Ira Smith supervised the handling of incoming mail for nine Presidents from McKinley on. His story of what the post brings the President is told in "Dear Mr. President," to be issued in September by Ju(lian Messner, Inc. Mr. Smith had the help of Joe Alex Morris in writing the story.

"Roosevelt and Hopkins," by Robert Sherwood, is being recorded on Talking Book records by the American Foundation for the Blind. The full recording will require about 90 reclords, each side taking 15 minutes. The Talking Book record library, consisting of about 1,200 titles, is circulated by the Library of Congress through regional libraries. Use is restricted to the blind. The Bible is recorded on 169 records--big.

gest set of all. Tolstoy's "War and Peace" is on 119 records; "Gone With the Wind" on 80. Sidney Warren, associate professor of history and political science at the University of Florida, has written "Farthest Frontier," a social and cultural history of the Pacific Northwest. He was aided by a of $250 from the Library of Congress Studies in the History of American Civilization. The book will be published by Macmillan in the Fall.

Pocket Books adds to its art series with "Famous Artists and Their Models," by Thomas Craven, a leading art commentator. This pint-size (25c) book gives a quick review of man's passion for painting, illustrated with 32 gravure prints. "Hunter's Horn," by Harriette Arnow (Macmillan, is an excellent regional novel that should be one of the most popular books of the Summer. The author's people are poor rural folk of Kentucky. They barely have enough to eat and wear, yet you do not feel sorry for them.

They are concerned most with raising a hound that will be able to track down a red fox called "King Devil" that seems to bear a charmed life. The manner in which this is accomplished makes a fascinating story that has as much suspense as a good mystery. Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. George A.

Sartiano gave a 16-year-old birthday party in honor of their daughter, Miss Mary M. Sartiano, at their home, 983 Bergen last night. Miss Sartiano is a sophomore at the Prospect Heights High School in Brooklyn. She is a member of the Student Court, Student Council, Leaders Society, Usher Squad and a candidate for Taeda Health Educational Honor Society. She is also an active member in the ball clubs.

tennis, There basketball were and 20 pres- softent. Elinore Berkowitz Fiancee of Mr. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Louis Berkowitz of 127 Dwight Jersey City, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Elinore Berkowitz, to Irwin J.

Cooper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Cooper of 196 Penn St. The prospective bride is an alumna of Henry Snyder High School, Jersey City, and is employed by Singer Locks and Hardware, Jersey City. Her fiance, an alumnus of Brooklyn College, attended Eastern District High School.

He served in the European theater with the Army Air Corps -Faber The wedding of Miss Patricia Faber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Faber of 3105 Avenue and Nathan N. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Bardt of 64-21 Booth Rego Park, took place on June 19 at the "Adlers." The ceremony was performed by Rabbi Samdel Director. Mrs. Harold Manhoff, sister of the bridegroom, was the matron of honor. Helen Manhoff was flower girl. Irving A.

Goldman was best man. The bride is a graduate of Hunter College. Mr. Bardt attends Pace College. -Just Between Put Your Brainstorms Into Practice If You Want to Avoid Solitude By NANCY MOTTRAM Why aren't you as demand as you'd like to weight at a party, and wood talent scout would America, the fellows don't take one look at you and run in the opposite direction.

Still, you have a nagging feeling in the back of your head that if you were not in all the goings on of the crowd, you wouldn't be missed. Maybe a get-together or two lately hasn't included you, so you sat at home and brooded about it, getting more convinced by the minute that you're about to up in a hermit's your day comes only hope for the lonely session long look from You're not alone body hits a slump going to get out social circle by and settling down. popular and as much in be? You're not a dead even though no Hollymistake you for Miss you wind Nancy Mottram cave. And the worst part of when nobody phones, and your evening is a solitary movie or with a dull book. But wipe that your face and pull up a chair.

and you're not hopeless. Everynow and then, and you're not of it and start shining in your creeping to the nearest corner Marriage Licenses LOOK AROUND YOU. There are very, very few lasses, and lads too, for that matter, who make every party and have a choice of several places to go and things to do every night in the week. But those who do pull down blue ribbons in the popularity contests are those who give, not just take. You can't expect everyone else to drag your share, so if you're out to snag a lot of attention for yourself, put forth some effort.

Get in the center of things, don't just mosey around on the edges of the plans and suggestions that your gang makes to keep on the go. Your ideas are good, and maybe better than some of the others, but who's going to know it if you don't let your voice be heard? It's the fellows and girls with the imagination and the vim and vitality to put brainstorms into practice who rally the rest. Co-operation is another key, and if you open your house to the gang once in a while, and get together with the other girls to plan swimming parties and picnics, you'll find that you'll be right there in the thick of things before you know it. THAT'S YOUR CUE, so follow up on it. Meet them on their own ground, and be willing to lend an ear to their plots and plans at the same time.

Remember that friendliness to everybody, not just to a chosen few, can work wonders in dates, and make you an all-around gal. You've got the ability. Make the most of it and you'll be glad you did. Miss Mottram wants to help with your problems. Write her in care of the Brooklyn Eagle.

Marriage licenses for the following persons are on file today the Brooklyn Marriage License Bureau: Axel Ehn (27), 4213 7th Elizabeth Hamalainen (19), 726 41st St. Gabriel Miritello (24), Queens; Edyth Slattery (27), 450 95th St. Naziel Shamoun (23), 110 Court Florence Fraser (22), 122 Smith St. Hyman Levy (53), 471 Bedford Freda Schwartz (45), 628 Montgomery Street. Frank Burdi (22), 559 Lexington, Dorothy Yule (19), 51 St.

Milton Katz Altman (27), (22), 620 1573 Hopkinson 40th St. Harold Spiegel (22), Throop Harriette Wegler (19), 28 15th St. Morris Lerner (56), Yonkers, N. Marion Schrelber (44), 1384 Park Pl. Seymour Sterling (23), 2071 74th Arlene Yallowitz (18), 2150 74th St.

Thomas Kenny (27), 345 86th Eileen O'Mara (27), 109 Marine Ave. William Burton (23), Manhattan: Constance Raskevich (19), 38 Hudson Ave. Carl Carlson (30), 419 Vanderbilt Eileen Hampton (21), 416 Vanderbilt Street. Peter (19), 2406 Newkirk Marilyn Douglas (18), 114 Prospect Pl. George Allen 1248 Dean Gertrude Dozier (29), 1248 Dean St.

Carmine Pignataro (24), 1918 Homecrest Mary Giaquinta (23), 1950 Homecrest Ave. Edward Marino (28), 1319 E. 98th Mary Brucato (26), 9505 Avenue Frank Baffa (26), 341. 99th Frances Fanti (25), 18 Colonial Gardens. Thomas O'Connor (24).

674 78th Madeline Dedun (23), 1158 79th St. Seymour Nelson (23), 620 Crawford Svivia Cohen (21), 645 Miller Ave. Abraham Albert (63), 1214 Avenue Mary Brisk (53), 1214 Avenue K. Theodore Schuris (53), Bronx: Emilia Giannotti (46), 391 Fenimore St. Irving Assael (29), 549 Sheffield Sylvia Molho (25), 739 Alabama Ave.

Nicholas Maldari (23), 2128 W. Florence Zucco (22), 2124 W. 10th St. Salvatore Manetti (23), 5310 3d Iadanza (18), 220 50th Ave. Salvatore Palamra (28), 5706 11th Blanche Tardio (28), 3612 13th Ave.

Epifanio Elia (55), 251 President Lucy Pulizzl (49), 135 Carroll St. Albert Martellaro (22), 1880 W. 6th Carmella Paradise (22), 654-A Baltic Street. Philip Roemaker (29), 1728 Sterling Mae Pisano (27), 451 Hopkinson Ave. Peter Ramos (20), 193 Floyd Anna Camacho (18), 60 Sumner Ave.

Seymour Goodman (29), 1600 Eastern Mae Harlich (27), 84 Stuyvesant Ave. Solomon Tepper (34), Manhattan; Frieda Dilbert (26), 36 Thatford Ave. Andrew Seagano (30), 749 40th Norma Galiano (22), 103 49th St. Vincent Errera (28), 1279 Hancock Margaret Pace (19), 101 Moffat St. Norman Rosenblum (20), 327 Bedford Pauline Abrahams (18), 1469 W.

St. Frank Mancuso (28), 302 (24), 225 Wilson Wilson Rosalie De Simone Avenue, Raymond Croak (21), (22), 179 1421 E. Terrace 3d St. Place; Margaret Brass Joseph Arigoni (23), 506 72d Genevieve Celona (30), 9205 5th Ave. Daniel Perez (23), 133 Pacific Adela Malcun (22), 214 Clinton St.

Isadore Gold (63), 91 Cook Mollie Zarobchik (57), 1335 Eastern Parkway. Francis Diaz (36), 1877 Putnam Marie O'Malley (33), 370 Washington Avenue. Charlie Jones (49), 17 Utica Bertha (44), 333 Hancock St. Anthony De Cicco (23), 241 Navy Anna D'Onofrio (20), 1442 68th St. Laurens Bush Jr.

(26), 944 Flatbush Dorothea Thompson (28), 891 New York Ave. Michael Miele (23), 373 5th Concetta Moringiello (22), 705 Sackett St. Sidney Makler (24), 144B 10th Lane; Gertrude Weinstein (23), 1176 President St. Benecke (19), 72 Ebony Elizabeth Gibbons (19), 115 South Way. Eugene Zainfeld (21), 374 Avenue Evelyn Griner (20), 334 Foster Ave.

Abraham Hoffberg (36), 230 689 8th Mollie Leibowitz (34), E. 95th St. Leo Hodes (38), 1738 Union Sylvia Leventhal (31), 259 Throop Ave. Herman Bartimer (36), Baltimore, Rita Rubin (24), 3008 Cortelyou Rd. Gerald Podesak (28), Queens; Anna Tighe (27), 817 St.

John's Place. Samuel Fishman Greenberg (45), 1579 363 Sterling Linden Place; Rose (32), Boulevard. Renaldo Zollo (27), 2310 Stillwell Michelina Biondolillo (25), 2325 W. 1st Street. Robert Doyle (29), Queens; Ann Coakley (27), 220 78th St.

Anthony Motisi (24), Bronx; Anna Agate (21), 426 Evergreen Ave. Stanley Likoff (29), 1005 Clarkson St. Marion Pearlman (28), 2036 Union Irving Felcher (44), 31 Ocean Thelma Leavitt (40), 135 Ocean Pkwy. William Dickent (45), 795 Hetkimer Thelma Grant (42), (24), 795 Herkimer St. Bernard Castagliola 152 President Carmela Bruno (25), 1221 St.

Johns PI. Carmine Agnello (25), Queens; Maria Ardia (22), 1059 54th St. George Celotti (22), 844 39th Ruth Spitale (20), 844 38th St. Herman Spooner (41), Manhattan: Lee Klein (35), 2875 Brighton 3d St. William Pagan (18), Queens: Patricia Shea (17), 68 Cumberland Walk.

Melvin Wortman (25), 345 Avenue Ruth Lowenfish (20), 973A E. 26th St. Gordon Johnson (23), West Englewood. N. Gladys Hendrickson (23), 1086 Ocean Ave.

Michael Contino (19), Queens: Elizabeth Rapoza (18), 1107 Manhattan Ave. Johnie Reid (38), 309 314 Greene Mable Edwards (31), Clifton PI. Julius Bartell (42), Queens; Edith Lapersonnerie (35), 198 Jefferson Ave. Parquale Dell' Aquila (49), 2223 E. 13th Rose Durso (36), 2223 E.

13th St. Geraid Shapiro (25), 1799 14th Leona Sherman (22), 1719 Quentin Rd. Charles Davis (21), 162 Guernsey Rosalie Smith (21), 9 Pennsylvania Avenue. Wecker (25), 675 Hendrim 5t.1 Blanche Arker (25), Queens. Emil Jillings (42).

2100 Cropsey Elmi McAlroy (32), 2106 Cropsey Ave. Seemon Pines (23), 185 Smith Natalie Brodlie (20), 185 Smith St. Victor Friedman (28), 86 Amboy Sally Nemova (22), 1 Amboy St. Owen Albers (21), 8520 3d Biagrini Niciforo (20). 383 88th St.

John Scire (30), Saugus, Marion Watkins (20), 462 14th 6:. Hector, Piccolo Rodilosso (22), (24), 639 5 1st Grand PL: Ave. ConGennaro Lume (25), 1443 41st PhiloDesimone (25), 152 Pulaski St. Frank Klepacki (35), 104 Lynch Mary Nagajek (30), 503 New Jersey Avenue. Angelo Biondo (32), 121 Bay 17th Gloria Frogola (26), 120 Milton 5t.

George (19), 477 Madison Pearl Singleton (20), 802 Myrtle Ave. Alvin Hockbers (36), 505 Avenue nite Cohen (27), 605 Rockswer Your Birthday By Stella MONDAY, JUNE 27-Born today, have such a trustful nature that you often find it difficult to judge people properly. Consequently they can "put something" over on you without half trying. Kind and sympathetic to the troubles of others, you are always ready to help. Learn to 'safeguard your resources a little more or you may end up as the one asking for financial help at some time in your life.

Be provident albeit generous. Your emotions are very near the top and you have the so-called artistic temperament which goes with the ability for creative work. You have a strong imagination and must learn to use it constructively rather than let it run away with you. There is a deeply spiritual side to your nature, as well, and if so trained in youth you might wish to enter the service of the church. If not, part of your life and interests will be spent in helping others.

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, June 28 CANCER (June 23-July 23) -A day in which you must guard against personal enemies. LEO (July 24-Aus. 23) -Conserve your resources.

VIRGO (Aug. 24-Sept. 22)-Generally favorable. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.

23)-Good for romance and marriage. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)-An active day. SAGITTARIUS (Nov.

23-Dec. 22)-Discretion is the better part of valor this CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20)-Don't spend money needlessly, AQUARIUS (Jan. 21-Feb.

19) -Concentrate on romance and marriage, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 21) Your Judgment (March be 22-April of the best today, 20)-Hold to familiar routine. TAURUS (April 21-May 21)-Make money now. GEMINI (May 22-June 22)-Concentrate on the domestic front. Not business.

Miss Loretta Divone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Divone of 467 81st was the guest of honor on June 12 at a reception given by her parents in the Divone home to celebrate the graduation of Miss Divone from Brooklyn College. Miss Divone also received a license to teach elementary school. Kool-Aid KOOLAID Makes 10 COLD DRINKS SIX for Plaintiff.

je27 6t-M CERTIFICATE OF CONTINUATION OF PARTNERSHIP NAME of LEGAL NOTICES of MINNIE at C. REES, deceased, proved as the Last Will and Testament residing No. 72 Hanson Place. 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 the Kings, Hall to of be Records.

held in in Room the County 1949. at Kings. on the 27th day fore- of July, 9:30 o'clock in the noon, made. such decree should not be 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 our said at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said County, the 22nd day of June, 1949. AARON L.

JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. This citation is served upon you 09 required by law. You are not obliged to appear in person. If you fail to appear it will be assumed that you consent to the proceedings.

unless you file written objections thereto. You have a right to have an attorney-atlaw appear for you. je27 4t-M SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE NEW YORK, COUNTY OF KINGS- SPENCER G. HOAG Plaintiff, against JOHN GUNNING. also known as JOHN F.

GUNNING ANNA GUNNING. also known as ANNA R. GUNNING, JOHN SMITH, THOMAS SMITH. ALMA KAHLAN GUNNING. JOHN J.

POWERS. Ag Executor of the Last Will and Testament of THOMAS GUNNING. deceased. KATHRYN CARMODY, a8 Executrix of Last Will and Testament of FRANK CARMODY, deceased, CATHERINE CARMODY. ag Administratrix C.

T. A. of the estate of JOHN CARMODY. deceased, if living and if deceased their executors, administrators, husbands. wives, heirs-at-law, next of legatees.

devisees, grantees, assignees, and such persons in addition to those hereinbefore named 88 defendants whose names are unknown who do or may claim some interest in lien in the premises described in the complaint herein, PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, and all persons, firms, corporations. it any, in possession, of the said premises described in the complaint herein or any, portion thereof, 88 tenants or otherwise, Defendants. Plaintiff designates Kings County A8 the place of trial and Plaintiff's present address is 530 Madison Street, Borough of Brooklyn, Kings County. New York.

SUMMONS WITH NOTICE. To the above named Defendants: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO answer the complaint in this action, and to serve copy of your answer, or, if this the complaint is not with summons, to serve a notice of appearance, on the Attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service; and in case of your failure to appear, or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default, for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated, February 28. 1949. EDWIN L.

LA CROSSE, Attorney for Office and Post Office Address, 522 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York. TO: JOHN GUNNING. also known as John F. Gunning: The foregoing summons is served upon you pursuant to an Order of Hon. Joseph Fennelly, Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, the dated June 24.

1949. the and Office filed of with complaint in the of Clerk of Kings County at. the Hall Records in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York. Dated: June 24. 1949.

EDWIN L. LA' CROSSE, Attorney WESLEY LACQUER COMPANY WHEREAS, the business of dealing in lacquers, thinners, nitro-cellulose products kindred paint products heretofore conducted in the City of New York and elsewhere by Frank J. now deceased, and Anna L. Wesley, as co-partners under the firm name and style of Wesley Lacquer Company, is to be continued and is now continued by Anna L. Wesley, the undersigned: and WHEREAS, said partnership has had business relations with foreign countries and has transacted business under said firm name within the State of New York for more than five years last past: and WHEREAS.

the business, heretofore conducted by said co-partners is to be conducted hereafter by the undersigned, Anna L. Wesley, under the name of Wesley Lacquer Company; and WHEREAS, said Anna Wesley is the successor in interest to the persons heretofore using much THEREFORE residing Street, Boroueb of Broom Miss Morgenstern Feted Miss Ruth Ethel Morgenstern, who is engaged to Burton Sheff of Manhattan Beach, was feted at a bridal shower yesterday, The shower was a cocktail party given to (Miss) Morgenstern by Miss Elmirinda J. Colaprete and Mrs. Howard Carr of New Jersey at the home of the former, 2409 Avenue S. PAPERS OF LASTING IT MODERATE Featured YOUNG HART, Ine.

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GRamerey 3-9810 Bradford Bachrach Mrs. Leo J. Swirsky Judith Perlman Bride of Dr. Swirsky Miss Judith Perlman, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.

Samuel Perlman of 1445 Carroll became the bride of Dr. Leo Jerome Swirsky, of 411 State son of Mrs. Sarah Swirsky of 345 Pacific St. and the late Joseph Swirsky, at noon yesterday in the Jansen suite of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, Manhattan. A reception followed the ceremony, which was performed by Dr.

Sidney Tedesche, rabbi of Union Temple. Miss Helene Louise Schulman was maid of honor and Dr. Milton I. Wishner was best man. The bride attended Bedford Academy and received her B.A.

at New York University, and also studied at the Institute of Fine Arts and Columbia University. Dr. Swirsky received his B.A. at New York University and also was graduated from the Medical School of Royal Colleges, Scotland. He interned at Beth Moses Hospital (Maimonides).

Dr. Swirsky 'served as a major with the Army Medical Corps in Europe. The couple left on a wedding trip to Mexico, and upon their return will reside in Brooklyn. Bette Jane Durham Feted at Shower Mrs. Charles M.

Whalen of the Crestwood, Kew Gardens, entertained at her home at a luncheon and shower recently in honor of Miss Bette Jane Durham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lewis Durham of 2701 Avenue N. About 25 guests were present. Miss Durham, is a graduate of St.

Saviour's School and Catherine McCauley High School, is the fiancee of Thomas M. Giery, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard V. Giery of Elmhurst.

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Cox of Pottsville, became the bride of Frank J. Heedles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heedles of Brooklyn, at a nuptial mass May 7 at St. Vincent de Paul R.

C. Church, Minersville, Pa. Mrs. Virginia Walzauck, sister of the bridegroom, was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were the Misses Marie Beresford, Mary Capik and Kathleen Zerenhalt.

William Cox, brother of the bride, was best man, and the ushers were John Young, Frank Walzauk and Vincent Brixius. The bride is a graduate of Cass High School. Mr. is a former student of St. Joseph's Seminary, Princeton, N.

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BR. 9-9700 LEGAL NOTICES SHERIFF'S SALE! BY ISSUED VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION OUT OF THE City Court, New York County, in favor eral against Electric Lucille Credit Eberhardt, Corporation and delivered, I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION. by David FOR CASH ONLY, a8 on the the 28th day of Cohen, auctioneer, law directs, June, 1949, at 11:00 o'clock in the forenoon, at 370 Tompkins Avenue and immediately thereafter at 385 Tompking Avenue, in the County of Kings. all the right. title and interest which Lucille Eberhardt, the judgment debtor.

had on the 11th day of March, 1949. or at any time thereafter. of, in and to following property: At 370 Tompkins, Avenue, 4 tables, 16. chairs, Waterman Grill and table, glass counter, 15 foot counter. Osborne National meat slicer with Daco Motor.

5 burner silex with hot water tank, 6-opening steam table. Frigidaire and display case, bainmarie and Frigidaire, 4-section toaster, frankfurter grill. National Cash Register. Copeland frigidaire. butcher meat electric table, grill.

ice cream box, gas stove. fluorescent fixtures, electric clock, cigarette machine. Seeburg dishes juke more box, fully described assorted at pots and sale: time of at 385 Tompkins Avenue, NaIce cream dispenser, back wall tional cash register, soda fountain. counter. frankfurter grill, silex coffee maker.

drainboard. 5 ft. R. stainless steel radio, sink and C. A.

booths. malt mixer, 9 ft. display case. fana, coldaire peanut refrigerator, coke box refrigerator, roaster and other pergonal property more fully described at time sale. JOHN J.

McCLOSKEY. Sheriff of the City of New York: Nathan Rosenblatt, Deputy Sheriff. Brooklyn. N. Y.

June 20. 1949. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and independent, to: THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. and to any and all unknown persons whose names OF parts of whose names, and whose place or places of residence are unknown, and cannot, after diligent inquiry, be ascertained, distributes, next-of-kin of said ARTHUR H. BERNSTEIN.

and if any of the said distributees. heirs-atlaw, or next-of-kin of deceased. be dead, their legal representatives, their husbands or wives, if any, distributes and successors. in interest whose names places of residence and post office addresses are unknown, SEND GREETING. WHEREAS.

BERNARD E. PERELSON, and FRANCIS PERELSON, who reside at No. 8423 7th Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, has presented petition praying for a decree that a certain instrument in writing, relating to real and personal property. be duly proved as the Last Will and Testament of ARTHUR H. BERNSTEIN.

lately residing at No. 51 Clark Street. Brooklyn, 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 Hail of Records in the County Kings, on the 14th day of July, 1949.

at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such decree should not be made. 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 our said County. at the Borough of in the said County. the 7th day of June, 1949. AARON L.

JACOBY, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. je13 4t-M File No. 6875 -1948 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and independent, to: THE ATTORNEY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, HELEN B. HUTCHENS, also known AS HELEN M. HUTCHENS.

and any and all unknown persons whose whose names or parts of whose names, and place or places. of residence are unknown, and cannot. after diligent inquiry. be ascertained. kin distributees.

heirs-at-law and next of of said MINNIE C. REES, deceased, 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 suecessors in interest whose names places of residence and post office addresses are unknown, SEND GREETING. WHEREAS.

WILLIAM W. REES, who resides at Hanson Place. Brooklyn, Kings County, New York. has presented an Amended petition praying for writing. that a certain instrument to relating to.

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SERVING ALL OF NEW YORK, BROOKLYN and LONG ISLAND Algonquin 4-4261 EVergreen 8-4800 HEmpstead 2-4030 835 Myrtle Brooklyn 123 Main Hempstead Vincent Bonacorda (30). 1442 38th Jennie Dimino (28), 2080 West St. Gaetano Formica (23), Manhattan; Gabriella Auccello (21), 1428 69th St. Manuel Delgado (24), 356 54th Maria Mora (24), 290 5th St. Anthony Palazzolla (22), 377 Metropolitan Rosalie Latona (19), 7th Lane.

Donald Hamilton (22), Manhattan; Barbara Andrej (17), 885 Kent Ave. Murray Kahn (24), 1294 Sterling Place: Vivian Simmons (24), 180 Wyona Rocco Pesce (36), 201 Minna Norma Rodriguez (23), 311 47th St. Antonio Pacheco (27), 195 Roebling Mary Mattel (19), 195 Roebling Wilbur McIntyre (33), 184 Stuyvesant Dora Stringfield (38), 184 Stuyvesant Ave. Michael Musmeci (27), 8645 17th Rosalie Sciascia (19), 8645 17th Ave. Ernest Woods (29), 463 Quincy A Mardan Davis (34), 617 Jefferson Ave.

Ralph Bulzone (26), 125 2d Place: consiglia Flore (20), 371 Sackett St. William Morrissey (25), 1445 Bedford Katherine Lupis (27), 1508 St. Marks Place. Erling Jakobsen (36), 5517 7th Emely Jacobsen (37), West Orange, N. J.

Nick Collura (36), 294 Stanhope Catherine Chiarcho (33), Queens. Jose Quiles (25), 1875 Pitkin Florence Bloom (20), 1315 Strong Place. Alfonso Ruocco (60), 150 9th Maria Basil (50), 112 15th St. Francis Sperandeo (21), 224 Arlington Hilda Petrillo (22), 1584 76th St. Ricardo Williamson (22), 1337 Pacific Ernestine Monroe (16), 125 Marion St.

Peter Fratello (24), 227 Highland Carmela Stabile (18), 287 Harmon St. Vincent Minuto (27), 2039 W. 5th Angela Brigandi (20), 466 Van Sicklen Street. Robert Campbell (23), 187 Lefferts Eugenia Salley (32), 29 Buffalo Ave. Shellie Davis (28), 317 Lafayette Elnora Price (24), 1326 Brook Ave, Joseph Morris (32), 103 Herkimer Lilia Warson (30), 103 Herkimer St.

Jacob Levin (18), 188 Bay 22d Doris Geboff (19), 2877 W. 27th St, "GOING PLACES?" PHONE MA. 4-6200 FOR IDEAS A.M.-5 P.M. SANDY HOOK LINE To ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Bus Connections to Monmouth Park Asbury Boats Leave 69th B'klyn Daily 9:30 A.M.-12:15 P.M. Sunday 11:00 A.M.

Monmouth Park Race Track Special Boat 12:15 P.M. Daily Moonlight Sail $1.50 8:30 P.M. Saturdays only Dining Dancing Bar Tel. WOrth 2-0614 2-0612 KILL ROACHES EASILY FU, PASTE HOUSEHOLD STANDARD FOR 75 YEARS LEGAL NOTICES File No. 8089--1948 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

by the grace of God free and independent, to: RICHARD COMISKEY. LOTTIE COMISKEY. COMISKEY, MARY ATKINS. NELLIE FINNEGAN, JAMES DERMODY, and CATHERINE NALLY. and to any and all unknown persons whose names or parts of whose names.

and place or places of residence are unknown, and cannot. after diligent inquiry, be ascertained. distributees. heirs-at-law and next of kin of said Mary Comiskey, also known as Comiskey, and it any of the said distributes, heirs-at-law or next of kin of deceased. be dead.

their legal representatives. their husbands or wives, if any. distributees and suecessors in interest whose names places of residence and post office addresses are n. SEND GREETING. WHEREAS.

JOHN H. KEARNEY. who resides at No. 3211 Avenue L. Brooklyn, New York, has presented petition praying for a decree that certain instrument in writing bearing date the 7th day of August.

1944. relating to real and personal property, be duly proved as the Last Will and also Testament known of 88 MARY MARY COMISKEY. lately residing at No. 224 Place, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City NOW. New York.

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

why such decree should not be made. 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 our said County. the Borough Brooklyn, the maid County the "16th day of June, AARON L. JACOBY.

Clerk of the Surrogate 3420 LEGAL NOTICES County. New York City, New York. pursuant to the statute in such case made and provided, do hereby certify and declare that I am the person dealing and intending to deal under said firm name of Wesley Lacquer Company, and that my post-office address and principal place of business at and from which said business is and will be conducted is 93-95 4th Street. of Brooklyn, Kings County, City and State of New York. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 15th day of June, 1949.

Anna L. Wesley (L. In presence of: William N. MacLean. STATE OF NEW YORK, COUNTY OF KINGS.

89: On this 15 day of June. 1949. before me personally appeared ANNA L. WESLEY, to me known and known to me to be the individual described in and who executed the foregoing certificate, and she thereupon duly acknowledged to me that she executed the same, Edmund Dutkiewicz, Notary Public. EDMUND DUTKIEWICZ, Notary Public, State of New York, residing in Kings County, Kings County Clk's No.

5. Reg. No. Commission expires March 30, 1950. je27 4t-M FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY Stamp Realty Plaintiff. against Splendid Corporation, et Defendants. Pursuant to judgment herein dated June 20, 1949. I will sell at public auction by Stephen Barrera, Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Brooklyn. on July 19, 1949.

at 12 o'clock noon, premiseg situated in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, designated and shown upon the tax map of the City of New York for the Borough of Brooklyn, as follows: Parcel 1: Lot 62, Block 7893. Section 23: Parcel 2: Lot 63, Block Section 23; Parcel 3: Lot 65, Block. 7893, Section 23: Parcel 4: Lot 66. Block 7893, Section 23; Parcel 5: Lot 7, Block 7775, Section 23: Parcel 6: Lot 9. Block 7739.

Section 23: Parcel 7: Lot 69, Block 7831, Section 23, ag said map was on the 1st day of January, Parcel 8: Lot 57. Block 4786. Section 15, as said map was January 1. 1941: Parcel 9: Lot 253, Block 7932. Section 24.

as said map was on January 1. 1933; Parcel 10: Lot 252, Block 7932. Section 24, as said map was on the 1st day of January. 1943; Parcel 11: Lot 254, Block 7932, Section 24 as said map was on January 1, 1933: Parcel 12: Lot 6. Block 7753.

Section 23. as said map was January 1, 1942: Parcel 13: Lot 75, Block 4786. Section 15 as said map was on January 1. 1941; Parcel 14: Lot 283. Block 7932.

Section 24 as said map was on January 1943. JACOB P. LEFKOWITZ, Referee. A. Alfred Conrad, Attorney for Plaintiff, 280 Madison Avenue.

New York. N. Y. je27-6t MF SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY -Willard M.

Van Iderstine, Plaintiff, vs. Charles H. Thompson, et Defendants. Pursuant sale to dated a judgment foreclosure May 31, 1949, the undersigned referee at public auction by Elmer Donovan, auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, June, Montague Brooklyn, on 29. 1949, at 12, o'clock noon, the, following at described prembeginning a point on the northerly side of Farragut Road 50 feet west of East 94th Street, north 96' thence west 25 thence south thence east 25', premises known As 9317 Farragut Road.

and more particularly described in said judgment. Solomon Shapiro, referee. Renander Miller, attorneys for New plaintiff. York. 90-26 161st Jamaica, SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY -Stamp Realty Corp. Plaintiff, against Irma Cohn. et Defendants. Barnet Levy, Plaintiff's Attorney, 1205 East 46th Street, Brooklyn, New York. Pursuant to judgment dated June 14th.

1949. I will sell at public auction at the Brooklyn Exchange SalesNo, 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn. New York. on July 12, 1949.

at 12 o'clock noon, by Melvin J. Kane. 32 Court Street. Auctioneer, the premiseg directed by said Judgment to be sold, to wit: All those designated on the tax map of the Borough of Brooklyn, as Section follows: 15. Block 4771.

Lot 47, as said map was on April 15. 1942, Parcel 2- Section 23. Block 7797. Lot 50, as said map was on July 14, 1943. Parcel 3 Section 14, Block Lot 9.

88 sald map was on March 21. 1945. Parcel -Section 5. Block 1321. Lot 40.

said map was on September 10, 1941. Each parcel will be offered for sale separately. Dated. June 16. 1949.

JOSEPH A. MAURO, Referee. je20 Th SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY -Rocco Fazio, Plaintiff. against Loretta et Defendants.

Pursuant to a judgment of foreclosure dated June 2. 1949. I will sell at public auction at the Brooklyn Real Estate Brooklyn, New York, on July 11. Exchange, 189 Montague Street. 1949.

at 12 o'clock noon by James A. Heaney, Jr. auctioneer, all that lot of land with the building thereon erected in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, Beginning at a point on the southwesterly side of Knicker booker Avenue, distant 95 feet northwesterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the southwestof Knickerbocker Avenue elde of FORECLOSURES fat Street, being 25 feet front and rear by 100 feet in depth on both sides. with party wall on southerly side, known 88 914 Knickerbocker Avenue, Brooklyn. Subject to any state of facts an accurate survey may show and together with street rights.

if any, For further information see judgment. ABRAHAM RABINOWITZ, Referee. HERBERT L. SCHEIBEL, Attorney for Plaintiff, 120-44 Queens Kew Gardens, New York. je20 ASSIGNEE NOTICES SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY -In the Matter of the General Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors of FRIEDA GELLER and ROSE LEVEY, co-partners doing business under the firm name and style of GELLER LEVEY, 10 CLARA FISCHER, Assignee. Pursuant to an order of the Hon. Francis X. Giaccone, Justice of the Supreme Court, granted June 20th, 1949, notice is hereby given to all creditors and other persons having claims against FRIEDA GELLER and ROSE LEVEY, co-partners doing business under the firm name of style of GELLER LEVEY. of No.

2510 Mermaid Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, City of York, to present the same in writing. duly verified, with vouchers annexed in port thereof, and containing the information required by the statute. Debtor and Creditor Law. Sec. 5.

to the undersigned at her office. 11 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, on or before the 15th day of July, 1949. Dated, June 24th. 1949. ISADOR GOETZ.

Attorney for Assignee. Office and P. Address, 11 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan, of New York. PROPOSALS EAST DELAWARE TUNNEL CONTRACTS 405, 406.

407 and 408 SEALED BIDS will be received by the Board of Water Supply, at its offices, thirteenth floor. 120 Wall Street. New Standard York City. until 10 A.M.. Eastern Time, on Tuesday.

July 19, 1949, for the following four contracts for the Tunnel construction of the Delaware of the Delaware aqueduct, comprising about 25 miles of concrete lined pressure tunnel, circular in section, and 11 feet 4 inches in finished diameter for practically its entire length, the intake works consisting of an intake channel and intake, chamber with superstructure brick with granite trim. and Shafts 1 and 2 which will be circular in section and lined with concrete. all as set forth in the specifications: CONTRACT 405, for the construction of about the 20,200 linear feet of tunnel, including intake structures. located Delaware in the Town New of Colchester. County.

York; CONTRACT 406. for the construction of about 43,560 linear feet of tunnel. including Shaft 1 approximately 605 feet deep and 14 feet in diameter except for a 150-foot enlarged secion 20 feet in diameter, located in the Towns of Colchester. Delaware County and Rockland, CONTRACT Sullivan County, New York: of 407, for the construction about 40,350 linear tunnel, including Shaft 2, approximately 965 feet located deep with a diameter of 14 feet, in the Towns of Rockland and Neversink, Sullivan County. tor New York, and CONTRACT the feet of construction of approximately 27.750 tunnel from the portal at the outlet end, including about 520 feet of 9-foot 6-inch tunnel at the portal.

located in the Town of Neversink, Sullivan County, New York. Pamphlets 01 the four contracts containing information for bidders. forms of bid and contract, specifications, contract drawings, requirements as to surety, can be obtaind at the office of the Chief Engineer, Room 1311, at the above address, upon application in person or by mail, by depositing the sum of $5.00 in cash or its equivalent for each pamphlet. Within 30 days following the award of contract or rejection of bide the full amount of such deposit will be refunded for each pamphlet submitted as a bid and a refund of $4.00 will be made turned for each other pamphlet rein acceptable condition rangements will be made whereby prospective the bidders desiring blueprints contract drawings for their own use may secure same, the cost thereof to, be paid by them. For further particulara, apply at office of the Chief Engineer at the above address.

HENRY IRVING AROMA US McGAHEN, Commissioners, Board of Water Supply: I. Secretary, Je21 3 DISSOLUTION NOTICES STATE OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 98: I DO HEREBY CERTIFY that certificate of dissolution of CHARLES J. this SINGLER. department this has day been filed in and that it appears has therefrom that such corporation, complied with section one hundred Law. and five of the Stock Corporation GIVEN IN and that it is dissolved.

and DUPLICATE under my hand official Seal of the Department of State, at the (Seal) City of Albany. this thirteenth day of June. one thousand nine hundred and THOMASTY! CURRAN, Secretary Mo. Miner, Depute steer.