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1 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY. JULY 11, 1934 Dollfuss Takes on Greater Powers Regional Pacts In Arms Plan Seen Assured Lupe Velez Is Parted From Johnny for Good virr n. P- 7 Dollfuss Acts To Crush Nazis In His Country Assumes Broatl Powers-Puts Self in Charge of 'National Defense Cardinal Hayes a Joins Fight for Clean Pictures Churches Plan Films at Sunday Night Service-Producers Meet Today 4 jxr- Hrilain Harks and Will Not Hlook Soviet Entrance at Geneva Cardinal Hayes will plunge Into the nationwide drive to clean up Hollywood on Friday when he will set forth his position on the film industry and announce the policy of this archdiocese toward objectionable motion pictures in a statement in the Catholic News. Meanwhile, the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America moved ahead with its plan to raise the standards of the motion pictura industry by presenting the highest type of films a Sunday night services in the Protestant churches which desire them. KUm Bureau for Churches According to the Rev.

Dr. Worth M. Tippy, head of the Council's Department of Church and Social Service, the plan would involve tha establishment of a film service mm Continued from Page 1 without authority is punishable with death. New Cabinet List The new Cabinet list is as follows: Chancellor, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Minister of Defense, Minister of Agriculture Engelbert Dollfuss. Vice Chancellor Prince Ernst Von Starhemberg, Minister Without Portfolio Emil Fey.

Minister of Education Dr. Kurt Schuschnigg. Minister of Social Welfare Odo Neustradeter-Steurmer. Minister of Finance Dr. Karl Buresch.

Minister of Commerce Fritz Stockinger. Minister of Justice Egon Berger Waldenegg. Undersecretary of Security Karl Karwinsky. Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs j-A City to Reoffer Bonds for Sale minim r-it' -gfliall iiiiiarTifhV-' 1 The Weissmullers before love flew out the window. Says She Will File Divorce Proceedings Today Can't Gel Alonj; Together Because Temperaments Don't Click lis Happened Before Hollywood, July 11 (JP) The tempestuous romance of Lupe Velez and Johnny Weissmuller, riddled with quarrels, separations and reconciliations, appeared today to be on the skids that lead to the divorce courts.

Oppenheim.Gllitns fULTON STREET-BROOKLYN She Has Tested 70 Grams of Radium Washington, July 11 CP) Miss L. Torrey, who tests highly dangerous radium at the Bureau of Standards, might be nominated as high priestess of nonchalance. Without a tremor, in the past 12 years she has weighed, measured and tested 70 grams of radium, worth $5,000,000. Fellow scientists say that's "probably ten times more radium than Mme. Curie ever saw." As calm as Calvin Coolidge used to be, Miss Torrey talked of her next big task testing more than a gram of radium that will be flown down from the Arctic circle.

It's her first job from there a pitchblende deposit near Great Bear Lake, Canada. This Sleepless Night Proved to Be a Honey Philadelphia, July 11 Peter Ma-guire though he had a bad case of insomnia after he retired to his bedroom. He couldn't sleep because of a continual buzzing. He finally traced the sound to the subfloor regions. Ripping up the boards, Maguire found thousands of bees and 100 pounds of honey.

He drove out the bees and will eat the honey. A re-offering of about $70,000,000 in New York City securities may be made within a week, it was reported today following denunciation by Mayor LaGuardia and Controller McGoldrick of the interest rates asked on the initial offering yesterday as exorbitant. Controller McGoldrick declined today to give any hint of his plans. No announcement as to the city's future course, he said, will be made for several days. It was also reported as likely that the new offerings may split up so as to stimulate competition among banking groups.

The only bids for the entire $72,000,000 issue offered for sale yesterday were submitted by a banking syndicate headed by Chase National Bank. Banks Silent on Charges Meantime the Chase National and other banks remained silent in ihe face of the Mayor's charge that they were "ganging" the city. -Their net bidS on yesterday's offerings amounted to an interest rate of 4Vi percent on the entire issue, with the rates on the shorter term obligations running to 6 percent and the rates on the longer term securities at 4 and 4Vi. Mayor LaGuardia and Controller McGoldrick had been expecting a net rate of not more than 3.9 percent. MASS MEETING CALLED A mass meeting for the purpose of bettering their conditions has been called for tomorrow night by the Association of Flooring and Scraping Contractors of Greater New York.

The meeting will be held at 387 E. 51st St. was to begin. Vincent Saetta, one of the accomplices, exonerated Mrs. Antonio of a part in the killing of her husband.

London, July II Leaders of disarmament brgan laying plans today for a resurrection of the "real disarmament spirit" at Geneva. Heartening signs were on the horizon, doing much to dissipate months of accumulated gloom. The possibility of the success of regional pacts as a part of the disarmament scheme loomed large in international circles, following the visit here of Louis Barthou, French Foreign Minister. Barthou was at pains to insist France is not planning alliances to encircle Germany. Her purpose is to lay the groundwork of a general European system or organized peace by a series of mutual assistance pacts, he said.

A pathway for Germany's return to the League was believed much smoother, since French plans in clude this, and, in addition. Russia's entry into the League a necessary part of any Eastern security pact seems more likely than ever. Great Britain not only is not opposed to the idea of continental pacts but also would not block the Soviet's admission to Geneva, a fact which highly pleased Barthou. Arthur Henderson, President of the Disarmament Conference, Barthou and others feel there is a good chance for the Disarmament Bureau to reach an agreement at Fall meetings announced yesterday by Henderson. Soviet Strengthens N'avy Moscow, July 11 (P) Soviet Russia desires to enter the League of Nations only if an Eastern Locarno pact guaranteeing peace in Eastern Europe can be effected, authoritative sources said today.

At the same time the Soviet, it was revealed, is adding extensively to her navy and has no wish to Participate in the 1935 naval limitation conference unless political problems are to be discussed. Russia considers her present navy is not adequate to defend her great coast lines on the Arctic. Baltic, Black Sea and Pacific Oceans. Editorial Guild Pickets in Queens The first clash between the Newspaper Guild, newly organized association of editorial employes, and newspaper management in New York City occurred today when picket lines were established outside the Long Island Daily Press offices in Jamaica. In a statement this morning, Carl Randau, president of the New York Guild, charged the Long Island Press owners were attempting to destroy the Guild by forcing their em ployes to resign from it on pain of losing their jobs.

Eight employes, he said, were specifically told either to quit the Guild or lose their jobs. A protest will be made to the newspaper industrial board, charg ing violation of the collective bar gaining sections of the NRA and also to the courts, Randau. said. The wets conceded defeat. Senator W.

B. Roberts of Rosedale, coauthor of the Roberts-May compromise hard liquor legalization bill, said the result was a "mandate to the Governor, sheriffs and other peace officers to make a determined effort to enforce the present laws and end the present unspeakable conditions." at 1IOYT BROOKLYN Vaaf. 1-J XV Sal! lace trimmed SILK LINGERIE bureau to be conducted by the council. The bureau, he explained, would choose desirable films for presentation and would exchange these pictures between the various churches. He estimated that 5,00 or 10,000 or even more churches might be included in the project.

The film producers, now thoroughly alarmed at the drive directed against them from all sides, were preparing to go into a conference today or tomorrow in the capital to discuss the policy to be pursued in selecting subjects for future pictures. Meanwhile, Will Hays, film czar, whose resignation has been demanded from two quarters within the past week, went through the various studios yesterday with Joseph I. Breen, appointed censor by the industry, to see if pictures now in the embryo stage are up to the right "moral tone." 4' if Fate of Mrs. Antonio Goes To. Court Again on Monday Mississippi Votes Drj5 2 to Upholding 25-1 ear-Old Law Chancellor Engeloert Dollfuss (right) of Austria follows In the path of Benito Mussolini toward ah absolute dictatorship by adding to his powers.

Above is Maj. Emil Fey, whose power as Minister of Public Security goes to Dollluss. At the extreme right is Prince Ernst von Starhemberg, Heimwehr lender, who remains Vice Chancellor. jLOnnCCtlCllt OSSC Again Hunts Killer Wolcott, July 11 (IP) The woods around Wolcott were filled today by a posse confident that It was on the hot trail of John Crowe, elusive slayer of two men. For several hours last night after State Trooper Patrick OToole had fired his shotgun at a man he saw slink away from Crowe's shack, 35 btate police and 60 peace officers vainly beat the wilderness for the fugitive.

Thousands of motorists drove again last night past the spot where Crowe shot down Clarence Yuskis and Julius Karvauskas, in what authorities are now convinced was rage over the Yuskis' piggery being close to his land. Van Holland Gets Boro Promotion Henry Van Holland was named yesterday to the post of chief clerk of the Brooklyn Building Department by Building Commissioner Edwin H. Thatcher, with the approval of Borough President Ingersoll. The post pays $3,600 a year. Van Holland succeeds W.

W. Richards, who held the post for more than 27 years and who retired in February. Van Holland's appointment was based solely on his qualifications, commissioner -matcher said. The new chief clerk has been an em ploye of the Building Department ior za years, rmiing nearly every minor post during his service. Before his elevation he was departmental statistician.

Van Holland lives at 6915 Shore Road with his wife and daughter. make a people happy with violent metnods? Another interesting Cabinet change involved the transfer of Stefan Tauschitz. Minister to Berlin, to Vienna as Dollfuss' Undersecretary for Foreign Affairs, a position sim ilar to that held by Fulvio Suvich under Mussolini. Dollfuss has accepted an lnvita tion to take his family to Italy for a vacation at the end of this month as a guest of Mussolini. II Duce is firmly determined that an Austro-German alliance shall not take place under the Swastika and has given Dollfuss his warm backing.

LEGAL NOTICES House, Pearl and Centre Streets. Borough of Manhattan. City of New York, on the 1 nth day of July, 1034. at 2:00 o'clock In the afternoon of that day. A copy of the petition of the Superintendent of Banks, his account and other papers relative to the application are on file in Ihe office of the Clerk, of the County of New York and In the office of the Superintendent of Banks of the State of New York at his office.

80 Centre Street, Borough of Manhattan. City of New York, where the same may be inspected by any person' Interested tnerein. Dated, New York. July 11th. JOSEPH A.

BRODKRICK. Superintendent of Banks of tne stain "i New York in enarge oi mtvuiu't and Trust Company In liquidation. FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Wilfred H. Sworn, plaintiff, against Lu- frlda Richards, et defendants.

DAVID L. REIFER. Plaintiff'a Attorney, No. 261 Broadway, New Yom city, new York. Pursuant to Judgment entered herein, dated July 7.

1934, I will sell at public auction, by JOHN A. HARTIOAN. auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Ex change. No. 189 Montague street, Brooklyn, New York, on August 2, 1934, at twelve o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, directed by said Judgment to be sold, situated on the westerly side of St.

James Place. 308 feet aouth of Pulton Street, being 20 feet 1 inch In width front and rear and 85 feet In depth on both sides and known as 284 St. James Place; reference being made to said Judgment and to mortgage recorded in Kings County Register's Ofllce in Liber 7337 of mortgages at Page 300 for a complete description thereof. Dated. Brooklyn, N.

July 10. 1934. JOHEPH M. SCHWARTZ, Referee. JVll-61-ws CORPORATION iTICBS NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.

SEC OND JUDICIAL DISTRICT In tile matter of tha abdication of Th City of New York, relatlva to acquiring title, wherever the aama has not been Heretofore acquired for the same DUrpose In fee. to the lands. tenements and hereditaments required for the purpose of opening and extending RYDK.R STREET, from Kings Highway to Flatlands Avenue; HKNDRIOKSON BTREET. from Flat ands Avenue to Ave- nu P. and HENDH.ICKSON STREET, from Avenue to Avenue T.

In tha Borough of Brooklyn, city of New York. Notice Is hereby given to all parties In. terested In tut above-entitled proceeding, as follows: Pint That the above-named Court, after considering the testimony and prooli iiinmiitea on tut trial ot the anove-en titled proceeding, haa completed Its est! mate of the compensation which should be made by The City of New York to the respective owners of the real property to ht acquired In this proceeding, and haa made an assessment pf the value or tha benrrlt and advantage of the Improvement to the rrsprruve owners of the real property within tha area of a.saesment for benefit fixed and determined bv tha Board of Stefan Tauschitz. Taking a leaf from the notebook ui ur5 neignuor anu niciiuiy yiv-tector, Benito Mussolini, Dollfuss will add several Cabinet portfolios to his active duties. He will be Chancellor, Foreign Minister, Minister of Defense, Public Security and Agriculture.

All military and police power in Austria will be concentrated in his hands through the defense and security posts. A communique asserted the step was necessary for peace and order and to wipe out "the last vestiges of treasonable movement." Months of Terrorism Almost daily bombings and other acts of terrorism have kept the government nervous for months. Austrian Nazis were blamed by Dollfuss supporters. They are bitter foes because of the Chancellor's unrelenting opposition to a union with Germany. In remaking the government Dollfuss crippled the power of the Fascist Heimwehr, or Home Guard, which gained government favor by yeoman work during the bloody socialist revolution in February, although previously no great lover of Dollfuss.

The Heimwehr leaders, Prince Ernst von Starhemberg, Vice Chancellor, and Maj. nmil Fey, Minister of Public Security, will remain in the government but Fey will surrender power. Fey formerly was Vice Chancellor ind Minister of Security. It was 'requently rumored the "iron man" vould succeed Dollfuss before the February civil war. Prince Drops Out Friction between the army and he Heimwehr was climaxed by dis turbances at Graz June 27.

The wblic openly demonstrated sympathy fcr the soldiers against the Heimwehr, whose position since the revolution has been somewhat sim ilar to that of the Nasi Storm Troops in Germany. Prince Schonberg Hartenstein. who was the only high-ranking army man in the Cabinet, drops out altogether, having declined to accept a portfolio in the new Cabinet after surrendering the Ministry of Defense to Dollfuss. The communique said he refused for "private reasons." But the action of this aristocrat and World War general renewed attention to the clashes between the army and the Heimwehr. Possibly significant was the fact that the Vienna army garrison was awakened briefly at dawn today and later told to remain in barracks, then to resume its normal routine.

The Minister for Constitutional Reform, Otto Ender, and Richard Schmitz, Minister Without Portfolio, are missing in the new alignment. Opposition elements to Dollfu.ss include Socialists and Communists, as well as the Nazis, although the Socialists were all but crushed in February. In commenting on Chancellor Hitler's "purging" in Germany, Dollfuss said, "Does not the light at last dawn upon us that one cannot LEGAL NOTICES Pile No. 3370 1M4. THE PEOPLE OP THE STATE OP NEW York, bv the grace of and Iree and Independent To Joliauna EUsabet Lunduren, Carl OloJ Skogrcn, Maerta Amalla Maria Skogren.

the distributees, heirs at law and next ol kin of Maria Edholm, deceased. Send greeting: Whereas. John H. Benson, who resides at 1B80 60th Street, Borough of Brooklyn, In the City of New York, has presented a petition praying for a decree thst a certain Instrument in writing bearing date the 5th day of May. 1926, relating to real and personal property, be duly proved as the last will and testament of MARIA EDHOLM.

deceased. 'lately residing at No. 212 South Oxford Street, In the Borough of Brooklyn, city of New York. Now, therefore, vou and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records. Ill the County of Kings, nn the 14th day of August.

1934. at 9:30 o'clock In the forenoon, why such decree should not be made. In testimony whereof, we have cau.sed the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto afttxed. Witness. Hon.

Oeorge Albert (Seal! Wlngate, surrogate of our said Count v. at the Borough of Brooklyn. In the said Cuunty, the nth day of Julv. 1:14. PBKCY T.

STAHLETON. Clerk of the Surrogates Court. This citation Is served upon you as re-niilrrd bv law. You are not obliged to ap pear In person. If you fall to appear It will be assumed that you consent to the proceedings, unless you tile written objections thereto.

You have a right to have an attorney-at-law appear for you. Jll-4t In the Matter of MF.Rt.'ANTII.K BANK TRUST COMPANY In Liquidation. PI.EASR TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to an order of the supreme Court of the Plate of New York, made nn July 10th. 19:14. an application for an order authorizing the puvment of a third dividend of H'r to creditors whose claims have been flld and accepted and on accepted accounts pavuble appearing on the books of Bank and Trust CnmpBnv.

for the approval of the accounts of the Super intendent of Banks in tne niaiter of the liquidation of Mercantile Bank and Trust Cnmnanv from December l. iim.i. to and Including July 3, 11KI4. and for such ether and further relief as Is more fully set forth In Section 7B of the Banking Law nf the State of New York will mine on to he heard at a Special Term. Part JI of the Suprrnie Court of the Slate of New York he in and for tne count or New Jackson, July 11 (p)Mis-sissippi held its place among the dry states today by a vote of approximately 2 to 1.

Incomplete, unofficial returns from yesterday's prohibition referendum showed defeat of the hard liquor bill by a vote of 47,275 to 25,246 in 658 of the 1,596 precincts of the State. FlI.rON ST. The flery Mexican who has talked of divorce before during separations from her athletic actor-husband, said last night that she would file proceedings for a divorce in the Superior Court today. Her statement was made a short time after she visited Neil S. McCarthy, prominent civil lawyer.

She said she would charge mental cruelty. The couple separated Monday. Weissmuller going to his club. The parting was caused by a clash of temperament. Just like their previous separations, Miss Valez said.

"We Just didn't get along," she said in reviewing the romance which was sealed in a court house at Las Vegas, Nevada. 10 months ago. "This will be best for both of us. Our temperaments are not suited to each other. We will remain good friends.

Johnny is a nice boy and I am sorry this had to happen. I guess everybody gets a divorce in Hollywood, so why not Lupe?" Reminded of other reconciliations. Miss Velez said with emphasis that there was no possibility of such a step this time, a prediction she has made before. Efforts to reach Weissmuller for his version of the saparation were fruitless. Criminal Libel Action Started by Goldstein Former Magistrate Joseph Goldstein in Downtown' Court yesterday swore out warrants charging criminal libel against the editor, managing editor, printer and distributer of the Deutsche Zeitung, German newspaper with headquarters in Manhattan, because of an editorial it printed in English entitled "Joseph Goldstein Should Be Disbarred." WHY SUFFER? Courojwt 6ac4 FOOT COMFORT $Q85 Cusfom Grad and higher Economy Grade $6 to $8 Cowcird Shoes are scientifically designed to fit every type and shape of foot.

Moreover they wear long and well, yet cost no more than ordinary shoes. On I1411J si-veiiil hotiind pjirs oi disiummutd pjtit-rni jtt tfiratt icJiu.iJ prucs. Nold only it we hive yLMf ind widtl) oil uut lat. OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY The oward Shoe 2JQ Grevnwuh New York J7 Weil Stft, New York fcmpire Stole lldg 3410 Si I Y. tullOM Hoyl Streets, Brooklyn JO Weil Street, Bolton MNAMM'S -ites '2 SHOP (7 Albany, July 11 (TP) The Court of Appeals, which once passed judgment upon Mrs.

Anna Antonio, young Albany mother condemned to death, meets next Monday again to consider her fate. Yesterday, for the third time, Governor Lehman delayed the execution of the convicted husband slayer and her two accused accomplices. He granted a stay until Aug. 9 to permit the State's court of last resort pass upon a petition for a new trial. "Thank God, my prayers have been answered," cried the 28-year-old mother of three when told by Mrs.

Lewis E. Lawes, wife of Sing Sing's warden, that executive clemency had been granted. The first reprieve, on June 28. came only a few minutes before the death march CORPORATION NOTICES day of January. 1927.

and that the tentative decree of said Court as to awards for damage and as to assessments for benefit was signed on the 19th day of June. 1934. by Hon. James A. Dunne.

Justice of the 8upreme Court, presiding at the trial of the above-entitled proceeding, and nu filed with the Clerk of the County of Kings on the 27th day of June, 1934, for the inspection ox whomsoever It may concern. Second That the said Court has as sessed all the real property within the area of assessment fixed and described as the area of assessment for benefit bv the Board or Estimate and Apportionment by resolution adopted on the day oi January. 1934, and the said area of assessment includes the parcels ot real property, situate and being in the Borough of Brooklyn. In The City of New York, which taken together are bounded and described as follows; I. Bounded on the north by the southerly line of Kings Highway: on the east oy a line distant iuu reet easterly irom and parallel with the easterly line of Rvder Street, the said distance being measured at right angles to Ryder Street; on the southeast by the northwesterly line tt Platlands Avenue, and on the west by line bisecting tne angle formed py tne intersection of the prolongations of the center lines of Ryder Street and East 38th Street.

II. sounded on tne nortnwesi or we southeasterly line of Platlanda Avenue; on the northeast bv a line midway between Hendrickson Street and Platbush Avenue; on the southeast by the northwesterly line of Avenue on the southwest by a line mldwav between Hendrickson Street and Coleman Street. III. Bounded on the northwest the southeasterly, line of Avenue on the northeast by a line midway between Hendrickson street and Klatbush Avenue; on the southeast by the southeasterly line ol Avenue T. and on the southwest by a line midwav between Hendrickson Street and Coleman Street.

Third That all parties and persons Interested In such proceedings or In any of the real properly arfected thereby, having snv objections thereto shall file such objections In writing, duly verified In the manner required bv law for the verification of pleadings In an action, setting forth the real property owned bv the objector, and his post office address, with Ihe Clerk of the County of Kings, on or before the 21st day of July, 1934, and within the same time serve a copy of such verified oblecllons on the Corporation Couasel of The Cltr of New York, at his fflee. 608. Municipal Building. Borough of Brooklyn. Cllv of New York.

Fourth That on the 6th day of September. 1934. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day. or as soon thereafter as roitnsel can be heard, the Corporation Counsel of The Cltv ot New York will apply to the Honorable James A. Dunne, at Trial Term.

Part VIII. of the Supreme Court, to be held at the County Court Mouse, in the Borough of Brooklvn, City of New York, to fix a time when said Justice will hear the nartles who have filed oblectiona to the said tentative decree. Hated. Brooklyn. New York June SI 1934.

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