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2 13 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2f, 1031. 6 Hurt in Crash Of 4 Autos, Trolley Four automobiles and a trolley new names have ben added to last ye-ir's membership of 2,100. Mvirirp Matzkln. first vie president, presided over the business niee'KiL'. rirr'nid" Connaugh-t ii trfs imp" "in'isty chosen second vice pre-ident.

Goldstein Asks New Lcjsal Canons To Fit Conditions Former MapiMrnlr- IVIU I.rnpup Law I No Profp.r.ion, lull nnin's Koliler O.K.'s $4000 Raise For Kennedy Calls Increase for Public Administrator of (Queens Julifinl Macy's Attack On Brodcrick Is Unanswered Bank Hrarl Refuses to Reply to Laxity Charge and Demand for Probe statement last nlchf at a meeting of the Young Folks LfMBiir of Kings County, at Court Square. With thousand'- of young lawyers 'entering the profes'-mn "and swelling the ranks of the unemployed" liprp Is now a "mad rush for business," Goldstein "Law is no lunger a prnfw Ion. i but rntlier a business." he said. 'There Ii.t-, hern a great ado about practices known a.s ambulance rhas-I inrf. If the mask of hypocrisy ran be torn from the faces ol tho.se who lime rrlliclwrl the coing after nf i business by lawyers.

It would he re-! vcalett that some of our best lawyers car collided last night, with the re-' suit that six persons were injured. I Mary Brown, 43. 2009 Eastern Parkway, suffered contusions of the back; Ann Massa, 2, 21 Furman contusions of the eye; Fdward Goodwin. 81 1 E. 21st St contusions of th Mi hand: Kate Goldman.

28. 700 East New York contusions i of both knrcs; A. W. Oolriolf. 20.

315 Leffcrts abrasions, and Agues 21 Furman shock. A Church Ave. car run by Alexan-j der "lulp of Halsey St. struck an i auto driven bv Morris Kaufman of 1713 4Cth in front of 2210 Church Ave. The latter then struck Nathan i Goldman's auto, which collided with that of John Massa of 21 Furman Avenue.

jEREJ.CnONIN,nc lrlrhinr I I IX0. 58 Featuring Sorvicc and Kconomy1 Chapel, 115 Atlantic Ave. nttOOHITN Phillips Estate Fight Put Over to May 15 Atlantic City, April 29 Vice Chancellor Ingersoll has set May 15 for continuation of hearings begun yesterday to determine the rights of various claimants to more than $250,000 deposited here by the late John M. Phillips, "Queens sewer pipe king." Claimants include the estate of the deceased and of his deceased son, Francis; his son's widow and minor child; the daughter of the sewer pipe kins and his widow, Mrs. Marian Phillips Cassidy, and the Government, which was suing Phillips for $1,276,000 income tax at the time of his death, July 3, 1928.

2V-2 Coicls Set As Year Quota Continued from Page 1 rrpiisinir tn neak about the mid The time has come when some of the canons of the legal profession should bo revised to meet present economic, conditions, according to former Magistrate Joseph Goldstein. The former magistrate made the have been doing the very same thing they have objected to In others" A salary Increase of $4,000 a year for Tublic Administrator Alfred J. Kennedy of Queens has brcn approved by Budget Director Charles L. Kohlcr, it was learned today. At the same time, it was lramed Kidney Kuntz.

executive member of the league, announced that, 400 that two of Borough President Harvey's assistants have granted salary increases of (MlCCllUM ilUIl $300 a year each. They arc Meredith Strong and Frank In Auto Collision Donoghue. Wrong's salary was Brooklvn and Donoghues salary $3,, vrn were patrol- Th. inrroosp in Kennedy's nav men. They couldn't understand as made aor.sible by a bill sinned For Your WINTER'S SUPPLY OF WEBER QUINN COAL dle of October, then dropping to the base line witn oniy an occa- tirvra! inolrlnnrp rurve Un to itS "With so much unemployment, these were easy to get and we treated them well," he said.

Many applicants responded to catch cold for a price. "Some tried to 'repeat'." Some were treated and caught cold. Others were instructed to test its contapion by associating with them and, with equal obedience, caught cold. Seeks Vaccine Now Dr. Dochez is enpnBcd in imparting the serum to living tissue, taken from the body.

It has already worked during 74 days of separation, he claimed, but the experiments must be repeated. He hopes to evolve a vaccine. Fifty members of the club heard the report of Dr. Dochez's progress, expressed their interest in informal and formal discussion. To many it seemed a justification of the theories upheld by Dr.

William Brady of The Eagle that wet Jeet and sitting in draughts do not cause as many common colds as is popularly supposed. Cites Brady Column In introducing Dr. Dochez, De Witt Bailey, chairman of tho arrangement committee, said: "We in Brooklyn are well informed about the common cold through Dr. Brady's column in The Brooklyn Facie." "Wo arc told that pitting in drafts or having wet feet has nothing to do with catching cold. We find him speaking not as scribe or a columnist but with a tolicli of authority." "It is true vc find the common cold Is not a matter of wet leet or sitting in a draft but is an entitv that occurs in epidemics.

Such effects may, of course, accentuate Dr. Dochez replied. Miniature Golf Course Are Saved The miniature golf coursts of the city are, for the time bcmR. saved. The Board of Aldermen bill to license the courses, which, it was said, would "ruin" the miniature aril business, has been vctend bv Mayor Walker, it was revealed.

It was ton said the Mayor, and probably illegal. Spirzio Club Dinner Toworrow The John J. Spiezio Democratic Club will hold its second annual beefsteak dinner tomorrow' night at the New National Hall, 2fil Driggs Ave. The proceeds will go toward a boat ride and excursion for mors than 3.500 mothers and children of the district. highest -point, in January." by Governor Boosevclt last week.

Th's law gave the power to fix the Public Administrator's salary to the Hoard of Estimate. The Legislature previously fixed the pay. Kohlcr defended the increase to-dav, declaring: I them and. in hesitating, they were vir tims of a Police took no action. Patrolman Joseph Carrington, 24, p-i-isoii Patrolman Hand-ford Johnson, 24, 850 Dawson ui Johnson's car.

At Bedford and Putnam Ave, the Bedford Ave. traffic lights chanced. He stopped and an auto driven by John Halfsterier. fiafi I Grand crashed into the rear Lowest in Summer "Thm it coes to a low level until No Interest No Financo Charge No Extras it is time to climb in April and stays at its lowest during the Sum mer months. It causes ten times "11 only brings the salary up to par with that paid in Brooklyn.

the public administrator re-reives $7,500 a year. In Queens he i i imfT 1r rf as much absenteeism in January as in October," he declared. of Johnson's car. Carrington was rut on the head and hands. Out of these three cyclic epidemics of common colds the average Denon is computed to escape only has been receiving only a year." Must Get Approval When Kennedy last Spring re- stened as Stale Senator to accept I the post, political leaders asserted 1 that the pay would be raised shortly.

one-half of one. But the common cold is not always as harmless as it sounds, he UY Now claimed. "It may ultimately be one of tho principal causes of death from bronchial causes among chil v. I A g-y The new administrator was leader of the Queens legislative delegation; for many years and is regarde ns Democratic Leader John Theofel's rjght-hand man. Theofel Is thief i TA una a arc ivioncyi dren aged one to three years ana adults between the ages of 50 and 70," he has found.

What It I.rads to Among these classes he saw it jirlv-liirl I Or, Rnthor, Ihn Expert i lpnrlin-r tn bronchial trouble, and. I among" others, to lobar pneumonin. i Vflcalioni'jt rheumatic lever, sinus ana ncart i IllilliOS IBIS rlfi'k of the Surrogate uouri ana technically Kennedy's superior. Kohlcr said the increase is yet to be approved by the Board of Esti-: mate. i The increases for Borough Prrsi- dent Harvey's aides was also dc- fended by the Budget Director.

Etrtmrr. who is superintendent of put lie hnildings and 'offices, merits tlie $500 increase because of the i extra duties and responsibilities caused by the erection of more Tint, havlne found his errm. what van oiis was Dr. Dochez to do with it? lS' Buying your winter's supply of Weber Quinn Coal NOW, while prices are the lowest in years, saves you a substantial sum ot money. It's so easy too, with five small monthly payments! No red-tape, interest charges or extras.

The Weber Quinn Plan ot convenient monthly payments places LOWEST PRICES FOR HIGHEST QUALITY ANTHRACITE within the reach of everyone! Phone SOuth 8-1900 TODAY cr mail the coupon for full details I His goal is vaccination. But how try out his serums? "Ordinary laboratory animals do not catch colds," he explained. Perhaps the little guinea pigs and rabbits in the center's research depart ment waived immunity. for SUMMER, 193 AT THE BERKELEY-CAkTERET HOTEL On.Jhrt Atlantic I ASBURY PARK No, they had had their share of exposure and failed to' contract a wheeze. Banking Superintendent Joseph A.

Broderick today declined to reply to the attack made on his conduct of the department by Republican State Chairman W. Kingsland Macy. James Henahan, Broderick's personal counsel, made this statement: "There will be no reply from Mr. Broderick." Max D. Steuer, special prosecutor in the Bank of United States cases, who has been a severe critic of Brodcrick, coid not be reached for comment on the Macy criticism.

Chargs Laxity addressing the Queens County Republican Club in Richmond Hill and in a radio broadcast over station WJZ, charged that Broderick had failed to give adequate protection to the 400.000 Bank Of United States depositors. Governor Roosevelt was also included in the attack cn conditions which made possible the crash of the Bank of United States. Macy also declared Broderick's 40-odd amendments to the State banking law was a last-minute move and gesture by Broderick "to divert public gaze from the signal failure of the administration of his department." Referring specifically to the Bank of United States failure, the State Republican lradcr said in part: "The 400.000 depositors of the Bank, of United States are the real sufferers. The superintendent of banking knew of the conditions of the bank. "If a Republican Governor were in office Mr.

Brodcrick would not be retained 24 hours." Challenges Ronscvclt- A challenge to Governor Roosevelt for taking any credit for the New York City investigation bill was also made by Macy, who declared: "Why did not the Governor at the time the enactment of the bill seemed doubtful lend his active support?" Continuing his criticism of Roosevelt, the speaker declared the Governor's attack upon Republican legislators for failing to pass certain measures was unjust. He added: "I am amazed that the Governor should seek to draw attention to the meritorious bills which the Legislature failed to pass, without at the same lime calling attention to the fact that most of them were supported bp nearly all of the Republicans and were opposed en bloc by the members of his own party." Firm Re-employs Robbery Suspect Frederick Koehner was back at work today in the office of R. G. Dun 250 Broadway, Manhattan. Last February Koehner is alleged to have confessed the theft of a $17,000 pay roll from the company, which had employed him for 15 years.

Later he surrendered, gave hack $13,000 and promised to return the balance. In court yesterday Feter Gatens, company lawyer fSid the firm would supply bail, at $1,000, and intended to E-ive Koehner his job back. Funeral Services Held for Mrs. Lynch Huntington, L. April 29 Funeral services for Mrs.

Maria Turner Lynch, 80, of 140 Willow Brooklyn, who died Sunday, were held yesteiday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Raymond E. Baylis at Bay Crest, Huntington Bay Village. Mrs. Lynch was the widow of Charles Halsey Lynch, who was widely known in Brooklyn social circles.

Sh died suddenly at the Heme of Mrs. Baylis when seized with a heart attack. Besides Mrs. Baylis. she is survived by two other daughters, Mrs.

Stanley B. Thompson and James S. Freeman, bnh of Brooklyn. FORECI.OSl.ntS 'Monday Morning Cold' So Dr. Dochez went to the anthropoid ape.

The "Monday cold" in a chimpanzee at the Bronx Park Zoo is traditional, he had heard. Keepers claim the animals catch cold from the Sunday Telephone 400 Modern, Fireproof Rooms Ninth Street and Gowanus Canal ouildings, Mr. Kohlcr said. Abolish Clerkship Donoghue, whose title is assistant superintendent of highways, but vhose chief function is director of Borough President Harvey's bureau of "public information," is also deserving of the increase, Mr. Kohlcr said.

The funds which make the two raises possible were secured by abolishing an unfilled $2,000 clerkship In Queens, it was learned. For several years, Borough President Harvey has requested increases for therir. two in his budget estimates only to have them denied by the Budget Director. Strong Is ft former real estate dealer in Flushing and leader of a Republican group there. Donoghue is former newsnaperman whose lioire is Elmhursl.

SOuth 8-1900-01 GHrro's Newest Hotc North Jersey visitors. fift-iL Jl'DGE SWF.LDLER TO SPEAK Municipal Court Judge Nathan Svveedler will be the guest speaker at a regular meeting of the Brooklyn Jewish Prison and Court Association. 41 Graham tomorrow night. Judge Swecdler will talk about the "Chances of Error in the Court Room." Louis D. Green-flweig, president, will preside.

PLAN FIRST YEARLY IlANCE The Laurel! on Regular Democrat': Club will hold its first annual dance on Friday evening, May 8, at the Golf View Gardens Inn, Merrick Road and Leffcrts Boulevard. Mail this WEBER QUINN COAL 73 Ninth StreM, Brooklyn Krt Gentlemen: Kindly havt your man call to explain the Weber Quinn Plan ol coupon NOW convenicn, Name Niw York Booting Office, 423 FIFTH AVENUE At-FHomA 8-02 60 Day to call. fl.phnn Health Rewards You I Ho provided himself with a few chimpanzees and set them up in quarters at the 4.20,000.000 center. Gratifying news came from London that a baby chimpanzee had died of a cold. Dr.

Dochcz's guests increased In scientific value. With his germ diluted in clear he went to the chimpanzee. He wore a sterilized uniform and shielded his nose and mouth so that only the germ could assume responsibility for the effect. Reduced Error When the chimpanzee sneezed and coughed in quarantine, Dr. Dochez knew that his little filterable viruses had played their part.

Results showed in 24 hours, but he repeated the experiment several times to reduce the -probability of error. Next he needed human specimens I OltlA I.I1M KKS Corrects Intestinal Fatigue, Noted Doctor finds. Yeast, Eaten Daily ii, i tV x- '1 i i a 't 4. V3VViS swcJ trf-T A j'JA 1 1 SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Ilia Seterman, a (tuartlian of the propprtv ol Elliot Bferman and Ler.trr Segsrman. infants.

plalnUft. against Bella OolUwaK and others, ueirnrlants. In pursuance ot a Jurlpment of foreclosure and sale dulv made and entered In the above-enlllled action and bearlns date the 2Ht day of April, 1931. 1, the undersigned, the referee In aaid named, will sell at public auction to Ihe hilthc.st bidder, bv Marcua Cohen Son, auctioneers, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exi'hane. No.

189 Montaaue Street. In the Borough ol Brooklvn. county ot Kings, on the 22d dav ot Mav. 1931. at twelve clock poou.

the premises directed by said to be sold and therein described as follows: All that certain Int. piece or parcel ol land, situate, lying and being in the Bnr-ough ol Brooklyn, ot the City ot New York. Countv of Kinps and Slate of New York, designated bv Lots numbers 313 and 314. Block number 7 on Map of 937 Lois hclonging to New Utrecht Improvement Town of New Utrecht, Kings County, drawn bv R. L.

Williams. C. Marcn. IShI. filed September 3.

In Kltts Countv Fegisler a as Map No. which said lot to and map I i 1 mi moje particularly bounded and uescnncj IX' aVL VMnWrli'Jil I atfvAVV, THIXK OF IT a imnli food that X-RAY shows intestines kept active and clean hy UK. I'ADKiuua, ncau oi tne lamoui uiaKoni.a'.tn nospii.ii GRFAT! that the way you feel when conquered Intestinal Fatigue. ieana, alls Low yeast "tones up" sluggish intestines. replaces harmful pills! Try it in milk.

yeast. Note absence of clogging food wastes. in ea lnnows: Beei'nnlnp at a point on the easterly side of 21st Avenue, distant IM) eei, 2 inches northerly from the corner formed by tne Intersection nf the easterly side of Avenue and the northerly side of 58tn Street; thence eacrlv parallel 'ith Street 80 feet: thtnee noitherly parallel with Avenue 40 feet; thence westerly parallel Jh Street RO feet to the easterly side of -1st Avenue: thence southerly along the easterly aide of 21st Avenue 40 feet to the point or place of beginning. Together with all the right, title and Interest, if anv. of the mortgagor of.

in. and to any street or avenue lying In front of and adjacent to said premises to the center lines thereof, respectively. Dated. April 29th. 1931.

BENNETT E. ARON, Referee. GEORGE B. DAVENPORT. Attorney for Plaintiff.

100 Livmcaton Street. Brooklvn y. Y. a29 m2 6 9 13 16 SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Roosevelt Savings Bank of The City of New York, plaintiff, against Charles Ver-haegen and others, defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and pale dulv marie and enterel In the above-entitled action and bearing dale the 23d dav of April.

1931, I. the undersigned, the referee in said Judgment named will sell at puhlic auction to the highest bidder, hv Nathaniel Shuter. auc- the yiuscles "Eating east Strength ens of the INTE STINE explains famous Austrian hospital head. Read Dr. JOSEF FABRICIUS' full statement about this remarkable food that keeps people well! linnrrr.

Hi. Hie DrnnM, urm change. No. 189 Montague street. In the SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY Isidore Rot.en, plaintllt. against bamuel Habr ft defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action, and bear.ng daf the 20th day of April. 1931. I.

the undersigned, the referee in said Judgment r.amed, will sell at public alirtion to the richest binder, bv Marcus Cohen Ar Fon. auctioneers, at the Exchange E-alesroom. No 1H9 Montague Street, in the Borough cf BroOklvn. Cltv of New York, on the dav of Mav. 19.il.

at 12 'clock noon, the prcm.ses directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, toaether with the buildings and improvements and appurtenances thereon, situate, lving and being in the Borough of Brooklyn." Countv of Kings. City and State oT New York, bounded and described as follows: Beg.nnine at a point on the southwesterly side of Lee Avenue opposite the centre nf a party wall erected partly upon the premises herebv conveyed and partly upon the adjoining southerly lot and whirh point is distant sixteen 16i feet BorthweMerlv from the corner formed bv le intersection of the northwesterly line nf Rutlertse Street wlih the southwesterly aide o( Le Avenue: and runn.ng thence southwesterly through the centre of said panv wall and in a direct line in continuation thereof and parallel with Rutledge Stcet eighty-one iBli feet eight '4i inches: thence northwesterly and parallel with Lee Avenue fifteen H5i feet to a point continuous of a-line drawn through the centre of another party wall erected partly upon the premises hereby conveved and partly upon the adjoining northerly lot: thence northeasterly along such continuous line and through tjie centre of the Ipst named party wall and parallel with Rutlrrtce Street etghtv-one fflli feet eight Si Inches to the southwesterly line of Lee Avenue: and thence southeasterly along Lee Avenue fifteen 13i feet to the point or place of beginning, Dated. New York. April 2Sfl. 1031.

WILLIAM KOCH. Referee. BERNARD NEWMAN. Attorney for Plaintiff, office and P. O.

address. 225 Proadwav. Borough of Manhattan, New York Cltv. The property will he sold subject to the fallowing encumbrances: Suhiect to a first mortgage In the sum of eightv-five hundred (58.sno.00' dollars with accrued Interest thFrenn from April 1st. 1930.

Subject to anv state of facts an actuate surver mav show: sublect to eae-rcents. boundary line agreements, restric-t-ins. and restrictive covenants and con-l'fion contained in Instruments of record: subject to building restrictions, regulations, roning ordinances and amendments and additions thereto, now or hereafter in force; subiert to bu.lding anH fre ''epart-rpent violations and regulations, if any: wbieet to present existing tenancies. Dated. New York.

April 22d. liti WILLIAM KOCH. Referee 29-6t-I softens it helps your body clear it away gently and naturally. Then, as your system is cleansed of poisons, your appetite and digestion respond. Pimples and headaches disappear.

You are no longer so susceptible to sore throats and colds. So get these benefits by starting to eat Fleischmann's Yeast today! Every cake, you know, is rich in three vitamins which your ordinary diet seldom provides vitamins and and the "sunshine" vitamin Di Just eat Fleischmann's Yeast any way you like. Most people prefer it plain. Or try it in a third of a glass of water (hot or cold), or in milk. You can get it Fleischmann's Yeast in the familiar foil wrapper with the yellow label at any grocery, and at restaurants and sodl WHEN your system is not functioning properly, what do you do about it? Take a dose of medicine? A violent pill? A weakening cathartic? You know you cannot cure Intestinal Fatigue that way.

Permanent relief from internal sluggishness demands a gentler, more sensible course of action. For this extremely unpleasant trouble means a weakening of vital internal organs. The delicate mechanism of your intestines must be "toned strengthened to carry away the daily accumulation of poison-breeding wastes. It's very simple to accomplish this, today. Here is the method famous physicians advise, in the words of Professor Doctor Josef Fabri-cius, the celebrated Austrian medical teacher, physician and hospital head.

Borough of Brooklvn. countv of Kings, on the 20th day of' May. 1931. at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by s.ild Judgment to be aold and therein described as follows: All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, with the buildings and Improvements thereon erected, situate, lvlng and being in the Borough of Brooklvn.

County of Kings. Cltv and state of New York, bounded and described aa followa: Beginning at a point on the southeasterly aide of Jefferson Avenue distant one hundred twenty-seven H2H feet si '6 Inches southwesterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the southeasterly aide of Jefferson Avenue with the southwesterly aide of Evergreen Avenue; running thence aouthwesterly alone the southeasterly side of Jefferson Avenue tweiUv-seven (27i feet fix 6i Inches: ing upon? Then why not make up your mind to discover what eating Fleischmann's Yeast will do for you? Just add it to your regular diet, like any other food three cakes a day, before meals, or between meals and at bedtime. Eaten this way, fresh yeast attacks the clog- "For" preventing 'and curing constipation," Dr. Fabricius states, "physicians all over the world are securing the best possible results from fresh yeast. Its regular daily use will strengthen the muscular action of the intestines promote thorough elimination regulate digestion." Isn't that expert medical opinion worth act thence southeasterly parallel with Ever- green Avenue and part of the distance through a party wall one hundred 100 1 feet; thence northeasterly parallel with i Jefferson Avenue twentv-seven '271 feet i fountains throughout the city.

cinE waste material in the intestines Eat 3 cakes a day! Fleischmann'sYcast is fresh only kind that benefits tjou fully six '6i inch's: thence northwesterly parallel with Evergreen Avenue and part of the distance throuch a party wall one hunrlred HOOi feet to the southeasterly side of Jefferson Avenue, al the point or place of beginning. Dated Arrl 29'tv ion. OEOROE C. MANNING JR Referee. CHARLrS L.

SICARD. Plaintiff's A'tor-nev. ioo East 42d Street, Manhattan Bor-ougH, N. V. City.

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