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1 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK. FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1934 26 LARGEST MARINE RAILWAY Sees Opera Future Here In English Real Estate News 1 I Company. was the broker this transaction. Radio Station To Be Built on APPOINTED AGENT The Bulkley Horton Company, as broker, has been appointed LaGuardia's expressed wish that members of his administration forego any political connection, but had been laid aside at Fiaschetti' request. It was subsequently pointed out that at the time the organization had been a Fusion club and only afterward had Joined the ranks of the Post Democrats.

This fact and the acute feeling against Fiaschetti's supposed indifference led to the final acceptance of the drastio action taken. As scon as he had been elected executive member, Katlin resigned) as president and Joseph Sargent! was elected in his place. The latter Immediately announced that stepa would be taken for the writing of a new constitution and the election of a new list of officers. American composers can only attain full recognition when they "have more opportunity, through many more theaters and orchestras than we now have, to hear their words performed and to feel a real urge to write, knowing they have a chance of being heard." Battin, who came to Europe to seek employment as well as to study, found his first opportunity at Salzburg, Austria. When one of the regular conductors became suddenly ill, the American musician was asked to take over a festival Munich, July 13 (JP With the firm belief that opera has a good future in America, but only as it is given in English, Isaac L.

Battin, American conductor now with the Munich Opera House, plans to devote all his energy toward "English Opera" when he returns to the United States. Battin, whose remarks have peculiar pungency by virtue of the manner in which he has "broken into" German musical life, is no less confident as to the future of the American composer. It is his opinion, however, that performance at the last minute, without rehearsal. With this as an entering wedge, Battin later took on Uie duties of a regular conductor in Salzburg for six weeks. He then came to Munich and found a place in the opera here, although not without difficulty.

The only foreigners permitted this employment are men who fought for Germany In the war or who have performed some other service giving them a right to special consideration. ri 1 managing agent for the 56-famiIy I lMllpk Ib irm I apartment house. 1154-60 Pacific lllJULIYlt, 1 ill 111 between Nostrand and Bedford the 23-family apartment at 325 76th between 3d and 4th and 1572 St. John's Place. FEDERAL MORTGAGE RELIEF The Home Owners Loan Corporation has announced that more than one billion dollars have been disbursed in Federal mortgage relief to distressed urban home owners.

The summary of operations by the HOLC covered figures available as of June 29. 1934. Free Speech Right Asked of Charter motions, counter motions, withdrawals and general argument was the final conclusion reached. Katlin, who led the moie conservative element, which desired to ease the leader out via the resignation route, explained that the resignation of Jan. 25 had been written in accordance with Mayor DEVOE'S PAINTS ARE BEST FULL LINE ATKINSON'S Broadway at Ralph Ave.

Phone FOxcroft 9-0200 During the past week 17.510 loans, Democrats Don't Permit Fiaschetti To Quit, Oust Him 4th A. D. Club Refuses Market Offieial's Resignation Dated Jan, 25 Body hy Teachers Commission Also Urged to Abolish Transfer of Tiilors as Reprimand Academic freedom and free speech for all teachers in the public school system had been urged today on the Chartere Revision Commission. This request was made at the Deputy Markets Commissioner Michael Fiaschetti is out today as executive member of the 4th A. D.

Knickerbocker Democrats, without having been permitted to resign. His successor is Murray Katlin, the former president. The organization ousted him, having first refused to accept a letter of resignation, dated Jan. 25, Capable of accommodating the new destroyers is this new and largest marine railway at San Diego, shown handling the Williams. The marine railway is used instead of drydocking and is said to be a superior method of handling small type vessels.

VARIETY FOR EVERY MEAL! Breakfast! Your noon and evening meals! Teas and all sorts Df Parties! Everyone likes Variety and we have an assortment fit for a King. Have you seen our new summer products? Exciting new items including a host of small desserts so popular this time of the year. All our products are priced economically, yet each will please the taste of the most fastidious person. Visit our Stores and convince yourself. hearing yesterday before the commission's subcommittee on education on education In the New York County Courthouse by Miss Blanche but not previously acted upon, at Hofrichter, chairman of the executive committee of the Classroom Teachers Group, who also urged that transfers of teachers as a punitive measure be discontinued.

She further urged that in ques- Road 20x100; Aaron Lane vs. Anna Kahn et. plaintiff for By Louis Kalish S. w. a.

of 81st 220 ft. n. w. of Blst Si. and 20th 23x100; the Brooklyn Savings Bank vs.

Ida Ferkin et plaintiff for $5,000. By Elias Cadan N. e. 5. of 61st 120 ft.

n. w. of 5th 20x100; Charles E. W. Hellerson vs.

Alfred McPartland et al. plaintiff for $4,500. amounting to $31,911,690, were closed, the report revealed, bringing the total of mortgage refunding and other advances by the corporation to date to $1,027,991,565. distributed among 341.162 individual homes throughout the country. The average loan is $3,013.

More than 99 percent of these transactions were effected by exchange of the fully guaranteed bonds of the corporation for past-due mortgages, the balance representing cash loans to take up arrearage of taxes and for reconditioning. Twenty-two States have each closed more than 5.000 loans to date. TO BUILD APARTMENT H. E. Einbinder of 16 Court St.

will build an apartment house to accommodate 15 families, on a plot at 447 Kings Highway at a cost of $75,000, not including the value of the land. The plans for the operation have been prepared by Kavy and Kavovitt, architects. FORECLOSURE SALES Varied parcels figured in the foreclosure sales held in the Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague including a four story apartment house in Bay Ridge, The results follow: By David Diamond W. s. of Nostrand 200 tt.

s. of Clarendon Road, 20x100: Catskill Savings Bank vs. Podheresky et to plaintiff for $7,000. By Crews Shapiro S. s.

ot 80th 220 It. e. of Narrows 20x120; Edward A. Johnston vs. Thelma Erickson el plaintiff for 11,000.

By James M. Power S. s. of Platlands Ave. 74 ft.

e. of Flatlands Ave. and E. 37th 26x90; the Prudential Insurance Co. of America vs.

626-628 Parkside Ave. Corp. et plaintiff for $9,000. By Oscar E. Goodstein S.

e. s. of 10th 47 ft. s. s.

of 46th 26x100; Charles H. Umland vs. the Bensonhurst Co. et plaintiff for $9,000. By Jere Johnson Company S.

s- of Bay Court, 310 ft. w. of Sheeps-head Bay Road, 20x90; Edwin A. Willis vs. Marco Marietti et plaintiff for $6,500.

490 Chanucey 26x100; Gertrude Gillies vs. Nicola Marotta et plaintiff Cor $5,000. a meeting last night in headquarters at 614 Bedford Ave. Lack of interest on Fiaschetti's part and non-attendance at meetings were the reasons given for the action by members who discussed the motion, although there was a strong undercurrent of resentment on the part of others who seemed to feel the deposed leader had not made good on campaign promises of patronage. Although the body was virtually unanimous in its dissatisfaction with the Fiaschetti leadership, there was a sharp split on the method to be employed in removing him.

Only after an almost inextricable parliamentary tangle of of Saturday's general business affairs, since the day is reactionary to such interests. Attend only to routine affairs, retrench and use caution and careful scrutiny in regard to documents, agreements, contracts, promises and correspondence. Persons whose birthday anniversaries occur July 14 will have a year of depression in their affairs, and may have considerable anxiety over their interests, but they will find they have some very staunch friends who will bring them much help in the time of trouble, and in the end the year promises new opportunities for business success. Children born this date will have a firm will, will be strong and determined, yes, even inclined to be obstinate, and will always look after their own interests, since they will be self-centered. What the Stars Say By VINCENT KIRK The Mackay Radio and Telegraph Company has leased the 1.100 acre Arbuckle Farm at Hauppaugue in the Town of Smithtown for a commercial radio communication station.

The lease, which carries an option to purchase the property, is for two years and was negotiated by H. Ward Ackesson of Brightwaters and the Elward Smith Agency of Sayville. The tract with a north-south dimension of over a mile and east-west of over two miles, is one of the few remaining pieces of this size in western Suffolk County. Located immediately north of the Long Island Motor Parkway between Wicks Road and Caleb's Path and immediately northeast of Pilgrim State Hospital, Its location and shape make it ideal for the use to which it is to be put. The tract is typical Long Island scrub land with a farm and appropriate buildings located on the east end.

The property was purchased by Charles Arbuckle of Arbuckle Brothers, the well known coffee and sugar merchants, from Eugene J. Piatt in 1888 and has remained in the family ever since. Interesting and valuable records tracing title to the property back to Charles Congrieve, who received letters patent from Queen Anne in 1703 for this and other property, Including old Indian deeds to "Winna Commack," "Winnecomac" or "Wicecomock" patent lands and instruments signed by such well known old families as Rip Van Dam, Thomas Hifrbie, John Skidmore, John Whitman, Timothy Treadwell, Philetus Smith, Timothy Treadwell Smith, Elias Smith, Hannah Amelia Piatt, Jesse Carl and many other early settlers of Smitly town, have been carefully preserved by the Artbuckle family. The Mackay Company now operates plants at West Sayville, Southampton and Montauk on Long Island. The new location will take the place of the Sayville plant which is now leased from the Federal Government and where facilities have become cramped for want of space for expansion.

Radio users need have no fears regarding the establishment of the plant for there will be no interference with house receiving sets, since the new station will operate on short wave. Construction work at the new plant will start as soon as the property is put In shape for use. JAMAICA DEALS Droesch Sons, Jamaica realty firm, sold the one-family house at 150-17 Shore Jamaica, to John Alloncius and leased store at 9034 Sutphin Boulevard, Jamaica, to Victor Harris; apartment at 190-32 Jamaica Hollis, to Robert C. Wright; apartment in 212th Place and Jamaica Bell-aire, to C. Michael; one-family house at 119-30 Inwood Jamaica, to John Tonry, and apartment at 142-21 Rockaway Boulevard, Jamaica, to H.

Howard. LAWRENCE lEASES Lewis H. May Company has leased for S. Agnes Pettit premises, 110 Cumberland Lawrence, L. to Ben Korman; for Samuel Loew, premises 323 Eastwood Road to Arthur K.

Lemon. Bl'YS GREAT NECK HOME William H. Bender of the Life Insurance Company, has purchased the residence of Charles Wicks at the corner of Cedar and Myrtle Drives in the Great Neck Estates section of Great Neck, L. I. Mr.

Bender, who is now occupying the home of Donald Brian, will move into his new purchase on Oct. 1. The Harvey Craw "Quality Bakers Since 1854" See your Telephone Directory for addrett of Cushman tlore nearest you tioning teacners educational authorities be restricted to pedagogical matters and that teachers receive a written copy of any charges that might be lodged against them. "Educational laws must be amended to the end that academic freedom and the right of free speech of all teachers shall be guaranteed," she said. "Teachers summoned on charges should be represented by counsel and have the right of subpena and appeal to the courts.

Such protection is indispensable if the hope that teachers will become community leaders is to become more than a pious wish." Dr. Leroy Bowman of the City Affairs Committee Indorsed Miss Hofrichter's demands and also called for a more explicit definition of the functions of the public schools in the new charter. He contended that such matters as health and recreation rightfully be-longeed in the educational system and should be Included In the school curricula. Have Horoscope Read by Expert The Eagle has arranged with the Rev. Arthur VV.

Brooks for brief horoscope readings which will be mailed to those who send 15 cents and self-addressed 3o. stamped envelope, together with nlled-in questionnaire below. No personal questions will be answered. The reading will cover rising and sun sign of the codiao analysis only. Address Dr.

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W. BROOKS Forecast For Saturday, July 14 The primary aspects on Saturday will tend to delays and disappointments. It is an unfavorable time to deal in matters related to land property, mines, produce and real i estate. Not much can be expected By Allen Teplitz 369 9th St. 68 ft.

n. w. ot 6th Ave. and 9th 22x90; Walter M. Langsdorf vs.

Nostrum Realty Corp. et plaintiff for $15,000. By Martin Solomon W. s. of Schenectady 22 ft.

s. of Schenectady Ave. and St. John's Place. 28x103; the Brooklyn Savings Bank vs.

Mamie Smith et By William Reynolds w. s. of E. 33d 220 ft. n.

of Pill-more 20x100; Clara Hampson vs. Laurve Homes Corp. et plaintiff for $1,000. W. s.

of E. 34th 200 ft. n. of Ave. Y.

20x100; Julius Siegelman vs. Tessle Panariello et plaintiff tor $3,000. E. s. of Dahill Road I West 456 ft.

s. of Dahill Road and Quentln Road (Ave. Qi. 20x100; Joseph Sturges vs. Fannie Friedman et plaintiff for $9,100.

By Samuel Nehemiah W. s. ot Sutton 100 ft. n. of Nassau 100x240; the Green Point Savings Bank vs.

Alma Realty Corp. et plaintiff for $1,000. By Nathan Lambert 1906-1910 Ave. 20x98; United States Trust Co. of N.

vs. Mechanic Investing Corp. et plaintiff for $15,000. By Harry Bergen E. s.

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