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4 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 1932 1 REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE ORTHODOX HEBREW RABBIS TO MEET HERE Rabbis to Protest Real Estate at Auction Real Estate at Auction Real Estate at Auction Brooklynites Got First Look At Clermont Confidence is Returning! Stocks have advanced "more than $4,000,000,000 in the past 2 weeks. Farm commodity and livestock prices have advanced. CONFIDENCE! Robert Fulton Gave the 'Fire Engine' Boat a Preliminary Trial 0 I -N-r, I i I ft i 1 'iafiJ'T, fill nilili iiriin i -laimirai miTiaAiihai 8a8sSSa Holding Services In Dance Places Tends to Degrade Importance of Holy Days, They Say Convention Here Orthodox rabbis from all parts of the United States and Canada will assemble at the Pennsylvania Hotel next Tuesday and Wednesday for the 15th annual convention of the assembly of Hebrew orthodox rabbis of America and Canada. At a pre-convention meeting held in the assembly's headquarters, 204 East Broadway, nine of the rabbis, composing the convention committee, discussed measures to be brought before the assembly. Saying that the holding of services in dance halls, moving picture houses and theaters tended to degrade the Importance of the High Holy Days, the committee will urge that the organization protest against the use of such places.

The spread of Hltlerism and persecution of Jews in Germany and Rumania was scored by the rabbis who wll ask the convention to go on record against the spread of Anti-Semitism in these countries. Among the rabbis who form the convention committee are Menasche Margolls, Joseph Tobias Levy, Isaac Sodden, J. J. Margolin, Joseph By GEORGE HANSON Brooklyn villagers, loitering by the old ferry or taking an after-church stroll along the river bank 125 years ago. saw a strange, puffing monster fitfully making its way up the East River.

It was the Clermont, first steamboat to sail on American waters, out on its first trial trip preliminary to the triumphal voyage to Albany. It was on Aug. 17, 1807, that Robert Fulton made his historic trip an event which revolutionized navigation. What is not generally known is that he made his first run on the East River eight days before and convinced himself that with a little tinkering beforehand that his first public demonstration would be a success. The 'Fire Engine' Boat Car loadings have increased.

CONFIDENCE! $250,000 worth of LONG BEACH Lots have been sold by me during the past 3 mouths, and $200,000 worth of LONG BEACH HOMES have been built in subdivisions under my management, a total of $450,000 put into Long Beach Real Estate in months, CONFIDENCE IN LONG BEACH! NOW the BANK, in order to liquidate two Estates, order another LONG BEACH ABSOLUTE AUCTION I am instructed to sell to the HIGHEST BIDDERS without reserve 214 long beach LOTS Aug. 27 2:30 P. M. RAIN or SHINE, Lido Blvd. Blackheath Road, opposite Lido Club Includine 2 NEW SECTIONS never before offered: the OCEAN FRONT section Rabbis aranglng aetails for convention: (1) Mcnashe Margolin of Brooklyn, (2 Joseph Tobias Levy Brooklyn, (7) Bernard Birstein of Manhattan, (8) Rachmiel G.

Zuckcr of Boston and (9) Aaron Kronenbcrg of Brooklyn. of Brooklyn, (3) Isaac Sodden of Brooklyn, (4) J. J. Margolin of Brooklyn, (5) B. S.

Tralnin of Plainfield, (6) Joseph Vinlk of father had only first papers, and if she is not a citizen, what must The preliminary tryout was on Aug. 9, exactly four years to a day since Paris had turned out to marvel at Fulton's "fire-engine" she do to become one. She has Immigration Questions Answered by The Eagle been in the United States about 37 years, but she does not remember Vinik, and Aaron Kronenberg of tne date or me name of tne snip. BROOKLYN RESIDENT. A.

You may write to the Nat of his entry, as may be the case, uralization Office where you believe he may legalize his entry and even become a citizen if he wishes. His Point Lookout, and the LIDO BEACH section adjoining the $5,000,000 Lido Country; boat on the waters of the Seine. He had returned to America eight months before in December, 1806. after 19 years in England and France, leaving behind him an enviable reputation as an engineer and Inventor. His countrymen acclaimed him as a prominent citizen and elected htm a director of the American Academy of Fine Arts, a fellow of the American Philosophical Society and the New York Historical Society.

Then began his period of greatest activity, ending in his death eight years later. He had hardly been back a month before he proposed the Government a scries of experiments with torpedoes, which had already interested Napoleon, only to be rejected both by the Emperor's Government and bf the British. The Secretary of State and the Secretary of the Navy, favorably Impressed with Fulton's demonstration, granted permission to blow up Entered Illegally Five Years Ago Q. I should like to know whether a person who entered this country illegally and lived here more than five years, with a good record, and never became a public charge, is subject to deportation. J.

S. P. A. If he entered before July 1, 1924, and has not been outside the United States since that date, he is not subject to deportation for illegal entry. If he entered after that date, he is subject to deportation for illegal entry, regardless of the length of time he may remain here.

Voted, but Wasn't a Citizen Q. I have been reading your articles on immigration for some time and should like you to give me what information you can on my case. Brooklyn: Bernard Birstein of Man-hat! in; B. 8. Tralnin, Plainfield, N.

and Rachmiel G. Zucker of Boston, Mass. Parliament Sells Its Old Face London Kings In good condition, nine guineas each; one queen eight guineas, because she is rather crumbled; angels at five guineas, fairly well preserved. These are some of the bargains being offered in stonework taken from the houses of pParliament in the process of refacing. Members of Parliament are taking pieces of the stone home for garden ornaments.

Dominion visitors are often buyers but few Americans seem interested. Howard Hughes Is Not to Retire Club and Golf Links. This Sale Is ordered by Long-Beach-on-the-Ocein, which is twned by Guaranty Trust Co. of N. Y.

Estate of Elmer E. Smathers, deceased Kings County Trust Co. Estate of Senator Win. H. Reynolds, deceased and Mr.

C. B. Shaffer, of CHICAGO, ILL. 15 your father may have been naturalized. If you know where he may have lived at the time, it would be possible to Inform you of the location of the office.

If you have no knowledge of where your father may have lived, the only way you may do is to file an application for a derivative naturalization certificate. This Is a certificate Issued to a person who derived citizenship from a parent or husband. It does not make one a citizen unless one is already a citizen. It is used as proof of citizenship. The fee Is $10 and a special form may be obtained for making application.

Your mother did not derive citizenship from your father unless he had received full citizenship. It will be necessary for her to file application for first papers on Form A2213, wait two years from the date the first papers are Issued, and then apply for final papers. She will not Title Guarantee Trust Co. TITLE TOLICIES FREE 70 On 6 Co Mortgag 0n Contract OU70 payable 2rU month Send for BooUmap wife lost her citizenship by marriage to an alien before Sept. 22, 1922, but she is in no danger of being deported.

She may be repatriated if she desires. The Government would, no doubt, appreciate being notified of any person in the United States illegally and subject to deportation, but it would be advisable first' to obtain full knowledge of the circumstances and then ascertain whether, in fact the- person is deportable, in- order not to start the immigration Inspectors on useless investigations to the annoyance of both the alien and the Inspectors. Report should be made to the Immigration Office nearest the residence of the alien. For your locality you may write to the Immigration Office. Ellis Lsland, New York.

If all particulars stated sound reasonable, it Is probable that your letter would be given attention even though your name was not disclosed. Wishes lo Establish Citizenship Q. Kindly answer the following questions through The Sunday Eagle and oblige a Brooklyn resident: We should like to know how we may ascertain whether father obtained his citizenship papers. We know that he applied a good many years ago for his first papers and allowed the time limit to elapse, and that he had to apply again, but we are not sure of the year in which he made his second application or when he received them, as we lost all valuable papers after father died. We should also like to know whether mother Is a citizen if Hollywood Howard Hughes' reported retirement from independent production proved, when the young producer reappeared after the Fourth of weekend vacation.

Telephone BArclay 7-7000 67 Liberty St. New York City be required to prove legal entry, and. therefore, It is not important that she does not know the exact date of her arrival and the name of the boat. The fee will be $15, but no money need accompany the first application. a Auctioneer to have sprung from two other fellows or something.

For Hughes, idle now, says he will resume production this Autumn or by the first of the year, making either "Zeppelin Z-27" or the frequently poFtponed "Queer People" his first new picture. Inc. Until last August I was led to suppose that I was an American citizen, but when my father died I learned that I was not, and that he was not naturalized, as I had believed. I came to this country when about 2 years old, or rather, I was brought here by my patents. When I became 21 I enrolled and voted at election time, as any other citizen.

I have lived here ever since coming to America. What shall I have to do to get my papers? May I Just apply for final papers, as you printed at one time for another unfortunate who wrote you? I have been driving through Canada for some years and when I was asked about my country, it was natural that I should say the United States. Dad was a Canadian. I am 43 years old at the present time. W.

A. G. A. You may apply for final papers on Form A2214, under a law a vessel in New York Harbor and this took place July 20, a month before the steamboat's first trip to Albany. Debtor to Livingstone That's the last one hears of Fulton's torpedoes, which, strictlv sneaking, were floating mines.

He had other things to do. advising the Government on canal navigation; arranging the publication of his friend, Joel Barlow's epic, the "Columbiad;" and. most important of all, getting the steamboat in nape for a demonstration of Its complete practicability. It was to Robert R. Livingston, who.

in 1801, became Minister Plenipotentiary of the United States to France, that Fulton owes his steamboat success. Livingston, who had himself made some experiments, met Fulton in Paris and they jointly supplied the funds to build a boat under Fulton's direction. It was this boat that was floated on the Offices Opposite Lone Beach Station, also at Lido Beach and Point Lookout Rumania Takes Up Study of Malaria Bucharest VP) With $7,200 donat- de by the Rockefeller Foundation, All year 'round 222 Waterfront Homesites at Bayside Park, foot of Richmond Ave. a section of the Insane asylum near Jassy is being converted into a ma laria research laboratory. GREAT SOUTH BAY, AMITYVILLE, L.

I. Use tliis HANDY GUIDE To APARTMENTS I mat proviues inai, any pei.uu nui 50 mmvtcx from N. Y. City Seine in August, 1803 an alien enemy, who resided unin- Livingston, In fact, had gone so i Iir in his' experiments that in terruptedly within the United States for five vears preceding July 1 Long Island Real Estate Board, Inc. 90-0 1 161st Street 2:30 P.

under tent on premises, rain or shine Lots 20x125 on 50-foot-wide canals and streets with Jamaica, N. V. March, 1798. he had had an act passed vesting in himself the "exclusive right and privileee of navigating all kinds of boats which might be propelled by the force of steam or fire on all waters within the territory or Jurisdiction of the State of New York for the term of 20 vears from the passing of the act." 1014. recently amended to July 1, 1920, and who.

because of misinformation, exercised the rights and performed the duties of a citizen of the United States in good faith, may file a petition for naturalization without making the preliminary Declaration of Intention, upon satisfactory proof that he has so acted. No money need accompany water, gas and electricity in or available BOATING, BATHING, FISHING at your door 7IIQ on Installment Contract Title Guarantee 4 Trust Co. Title Policies FREE Lwis Lewis, Attorneys, Tel. REpuhlic 9-8700 Exeerpt from the Code of F.lhicl of the Long Island Real Etlate Board DEAL WITH A REALTOR The Realtor is a forceful figure in this community. His hopes are bound to its welfare.

He is proud of his profession and of this emblem On f.nnt anl? member. the Tone lilane Kl Fatal lUara art arltilrtcd im thll Ifll. This at berame in effect, the BROOKLYN 420 Clinton Avenue Jolin F. James. Agent 1400 Ocean Avenue John F.

James. Agent 1-2-19 Grace Court John F. James. Agent 47 Pierrepont Street John F. James, Agent 24 Monroe Place John F.

James. Agent 35 Pierrepont Street John F. James, Agent 809 St. Mark's Avenue. on Premises 44 Butler Place A.

F. Nixon on Premises 36 Plaza Street Mr. Cox on Premises 32 Court Brooklyn, N. Y. Send for bookmap basis of the Fulton Livingston part-j your application, but you must have rership which was to culminate in two small photographs made ac-the Albany venture and joint own-! cording to directions.

You will be ership of the first steam ferry from I notified when and where to ap-Brooklvn. A form of asree-lpcar for your hearing. ment was drawn up bv the two men 67 Liberty St. N.w York City The Seat of Safer Real Etlate Guidance Telephone BArclay 7-7000 READER 9 Prospect Park M. Dinsmore, Agent R.

M. Dinsmore, Agent 1 Plaza Street Lont; Island Pro -rij. Long Island Property. Canie Here as a Visitor in 1908 Q. I have a friend who entered the United States from Canada several times as a visitor.

On one of these visits (in 1908 or 1909 1 he married an American girl and is now living in the United States. Is he subject to deportation? Did his wife lose her citizenship by her marriage to a foreigner and, if so, is she in danger of being deported too? Can you Inform me whether or not the United States Govern and sianrd at Paris. Oct. 10. 1B(K.

Where Boat Wan Built Soon after his return from Fiance, Fulton, with the support of Livingston, entrusted the construction of his boat to Charles Brownne. whose yard was at Corlear's Hook on the Fast Fiver. After launching, it was taken to Paulus Hook Ferry, where Fulton had his workshop for the framework and gearing for th British-made engine. Despite the mechanical difficulties R. M.

Dinsmore, Agent Realty Associates Agent on Premises Agent on Premises 101 Lafayette Avenue 35 Prospect Park West. 240 to 270 Crown Street 345 Montromerv Street NEW YORK CITY CEO. i. BIOWS OEC, 32S Wt 34tb St. QUEENS FRANK O'RABA, 40-10 82d 8tM Jictton HelBhti.

L. NASSAU 8829. Ft. Hamilton Parkway. John F.

James, Agent 27 Prospect Park M. Dinjmore. Agent 90 Eighth Avenue ASent on Premise GFORGR M. TATI.OR, 101 7ih Grdn Cltj, L. I Phont MM BRADY, CRTAN rni.l.KRAN, lne.

383 7th New York. encountered In such novel constmc- ment is anxious to obtain the names Bracebridge Hall Associates tfn. cn July 4 Fulton was able to a 0f persons who are Mr. Cox, Agent, on Premise 50 Plaza Street SUFFOLK In the United States Illegally? If BALDWIN BRICK HOMES Six Rooms and Bath EMF.RSON R. MrWnORTFR 100 East Main Bar Short.

L. Fhont 1443. EM7ARFTH J. DONALDSON Pair Harbor. Fire Island.

IOSF.PH FF.ENAN 32 Dee. Park Babylon. Tel. 857. wn'e Chancellor Livingston, wno was at.

his estate, Clermont, on the Hudson, near Albany, that "I have all rov wheels un: they move admirably." A little over a month Inter, in a letter dated Aug. 10. he so, is it necessary for the person who makes the report to reveal his mmc? To whom should a report of this kind be made? A. A person who entered the as able to tell Livingston of the Uni'pd S(ates sQ go aJ nuerrss of his preliminary trial. Long Island Property.

Long lsla.id Property. Agent on Premises Wood, Harmon Warranty Corp or 1909. whether he entered illegally as a visitor or in any other way. cannot? be deported for illegal entry. In fact.

If no record was mads "Vsterdav," he wrote, "about 12 o'clock I put the steamboat in motion, first with a paddle eight Inches broad, three feet long, with which I ran about one mile un the East On 40x100 Plot -in SEE THE NEW IIESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC MODEL HOME AT River against a tide of about one passengers, friends and Invited 85 Orange Street 685 Sterling Place 35 Stratford Road 611 Argyle Road 1100 Ocean Avenue 1609 Ocean Avenue 95 Woodruff Avenue 590 E. 21st Street 837 E. 22d 27 Argyle Road 39 Argyle Road 1110 Caton Avenue 800 Ocean Avenue 607 Rugby Road 30 Wesrnrnster Road 754 E. 23d Street 2104 Beverly Road 559 Coney Is'and Avenue. 2179 Ocean Avenue 1124 Bedford Avenue A irille an hour.

It being nearly high guests. Fulton read In their looks aer. I then anchored and put on nothing but fear and anxiety and I With Brirk Garagr, Cemrnt Driveway, Sidewalk, Curl) Soetlwl niwl ShruhUrtl Tile Bath, Craflex Walls" Concealed Radiator, Open Double Oak Floor, Bra Plumbing Colored Fixtures another paddle, eight inches wide. almost repented of nis efforts. The three feet long, started again and boat moved a short distance and then, according to my best cbserva- stopped.

Murmurs of discontent tions. I went 3 miles an hour, that succeeded the silence of the first Agent on Premises Wood, Harmon Warranty Corp 5 JffV. ill ara un 4lxl5 wmi -vjl LaM3Ua? i two against a tide of one: an-; moments of departure. Fulton was; other board of eight inches was compelled to address the passengprs. waning, which had not been pre- begging them to be quiet and give pared: I therefore turned the boat! him a chance to see what was the! jkip? Mil and ran down wun tne tide and matter.

her around Into the He went below and examined the beth from which I parted. She machinery. After a slight adjust-gns'vers the helm equal to anything ment had been made, the boat was iantfK-ipe1 with nhrub aiwi ruh cantrn l.arc room, co lured uW Dalit para ahuwer. eilra lavatory. rrcra ion mora.

parate laundry tor hurnmn i.tYplic. electric rpfrifratoj. ltri 'XhaiiKi fan and Hook Bunt-in muher inn wilh marble drain hnanl Metal viflthfr otripa. 'rwn DtrfrtlnriP- T. I lo Krmr Rtv-kaway, aoinh lo Mortal Hnmc ml Irtl Main St Auto: M-rrirh Road of Snnna Hirhwuv to l.rntnonU Hunt on AH mil if Av lo Mtn St REALTY ASSOCIATES, Inc 162 Reaiiri Bklya.

Tel. TRi 5-8300 in motion. They soon left New York behind and passed through the picturesque highlands. that 'm ever built, and I turned: twice In three times her own length. Much has been proved by this experiment.

"First, that she will, when in com- KT KIM I I 11 8750 On Tuesday. 24 hours later tliev ar- 500 Down and $53 per Month Which includes interest on first and second mortgage, taxes, water, insurance and paying of $25 per month on second mortgage. NOTHING FURTHER TO PAY Don't Let Thi Opportunity Go By Over 100 Satisfied Owners plete order, run up to mv full cal-: tare, a distance of 110 miles. They cu'ations: second, that my axles. 1 1 left there at 9 o'clock Wednesday blie'" ill be strong to morning and arrived at Albany.

4J run th engine to her full power: miles distant, at 5 in the afternoon, third, thit she steers well and can The return trip began on Thursday, be turned w'th ease I They left Livingston at his country Curious Sight estate and arrived in New York on FRAME HOMES $5900 STONE STONE "Corrections." he added, "with the Friday after noon SOLID BRICK ft, I GARDLN C1TT 10 Beautiful Homes in MeWSf! Manor long islano DETACHED HOMES $750O The Why of Fulton St. The success of the first trip led to the Inauguration of a regular New i York to Albany ferrv service, the forerunner of the Hudson River day and nisht lines. The popularity i and success of the venture was soon assured. i flnishin of the cabins, will take me the hole week, and I shall start on Monday next at four miles an hour." What a curious sieht she must have been to those early Brooklvn-ttes who saw her on that Sunday churnine her way up the East River. The caddlewheels were not boxed in trie nMiiua from any-whera in ttrratr New York or Long la I and.

YoU can retit live nr an -room wn for S.W to SHO monthly in thi beautiful eloprortit will pay your mov- Urfe with RoiitPl ar latiascap! plot all Improveoienta. Ttirr it a community riub-iiuit wiia open-air ivimmiitf pool and tnnia cuitria right oo lha pro party. Sewart Manor ka 14 anmuiea from Prna. Station. By Auto: Tu Jticqo Turn pi kit, turn right ai Nov Hjda Park Rood.

ESS Four years latei the first steam- eni the encine was exposed to view Exceptional Homes Corp. BALDWIN, N. Y. Telephone Freeport 7983 Sunrie Highway to Grand Avenue, Baldwin, turn Irfl and priweed to propertT. REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC.

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W. la P. M. Valley Strea 2301 VAL1IY STRUM, i. She was described bv one witness as beat was put into service between "an ungainly craft looking pre-1 Brooklyn and Manhattan.

In 1814. clsely like a backwoods sawmill Fulton, In association with William mounted on a scow and set on fire." Cuttine. obtained the lease of the Inromplete as she was. "Fulton's ferry for 25 years. Folly" left her moorines at a Norh His name was not only piven to Plver dock peqr the S'ate's Prison.1 the ferry, but to 'he streets leading Greenwich Vilhce.

on Monday, to it on both, the Brooklyn and Man-j Aug. 17, 1807. There were about 40 hattan ends. i An Exclusive Christian i Community THE GIBSON CORPORATION Eagle Want Ads Bring Results.