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FORECLOSURES FORECLOSURES lEGU. XOTICTS ALWAYS WORE GLOVES BROOKLYN EAGLE, FRIDAY, Defense Plot Laid to Reds I ORIXI.OSI RES i i.r-MK i'. 'iF THE NEW KINGS NTi HiiME IjAN 1 pla i. nst ieteniant-. UuL-uaat to a judg Ill of bru-uv and saie dated I'-Ml.

duly I w.il 5- ii at fjo- i'. auction to tee li.ahej.t le i 1-r -tb Brooklyn R1 Estate Ex- hang, 19 Montagu Street. uV.H.kivn. N-w Yo'k on Mar. ISth.

1941, noon. LOUIS HOLLANDER, auctioneer, the premises and nii.r'.u-Menls there. situated in Kings Countv, State of New York, known a No. 1193 Schenectady Avenue. on the east side of Schenectadv Avenue, distant mo feet south of Cu-n-don Road, being in dimensions 2o f-et front and rear by loo feet d.

ep 1 Ootll Sides, togettl.r With Ov di v.iy easement over tne most sontioriy 1' f. nr. and tiinr and easy money and pleasure but you see where it got me. My advice is live clean and honest and turn God for lielp. for that truly is only happiness and pleasure in world." Boyce, who also had found solace religion in his last, days, said hi prepared speech he knew that had done wrong, I have confessed my sins to God and know that I am saved from hell." "My advice to all young people Is avoid crime and sin and try always to live good," he admonished.

"Crime does not payl I am glad that I have found my Saviour, as that -is worth more than anything earth. May this be a lesson to the boys who are doing wrong. And now, good by, and I hope to meet you all in heaven." Heard's prepared speech was brief. "I hold no ill will toward any one of the premises adjoining on RESINNING the north, and subjei to a like ease- noi tiieiiy Ln over the most northerly 4 feet of slant 377 fe ioe above Drenuses in favor of the r-. SUPREME COURT.

KINGS CoL'NTY WILLIAM pi.i.t;f against DOROTHY WILBUR known as DOROTHY M. WILBUR, an infant over the age of fouriceit al defendants. GEORGE WEBER Plant. Attorney. 215 Montague Street.

h-lyn. N. Y. Pursuant to foreclosure judgmT, dated February It, 1941. and dn.y entered herein.

I will sell at punlu auction, by A. T. MAGI-1 RE. auctioneer, the Brooklyn Real Esiate Ex nang Montague Street, Biookiyn, N.vv 1 York, on March 12th. 1941.

ai 12 no o'clock noon, the premises situate Kings County. New York located tie-southwesterly aide of 13th Street, j.jj feet lO'j inches southeasterly the southerly corner of 13th Street and Avenue, being plot 2." feet dui front and rear by 100 feet dptn each side, the aide lines Ikius; parallel with 5th Avenue, all as tnme particularly described in judgment. Premises known as 304 iam Street. Brooklyn. New York, Dated.

February 18th. 19U. i BERNARD SliATZKI.Y Refer fU-6t SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY ELSIE PATCHEN HALSTEAO plaintiff, against CHARLES LEWIS CESELL and others, defendants. In pursuance of a judgm-nt of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action and bearing date the 11th day of rebru-ary.

1941, I. the undersigned, the ief-eree in said judgment named sell at public auction to the bidder, by jLL-aicrt w. uum.iv auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real hs- tate Exchange. No. 189 Montague Street, in the Borough of Brooklvn.

County of Kings, on the 11th day March. 1941. at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by said jieL-ment to be gold and thercn desciib.d follows: ALL that certain plot, piece or parcel of land, together with Hie dwelling house thereon erected, situate, hmg and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and New York, bounded and descr ibed ai follows, to wit BEGINNING at point on the northerly side of Fenimore Street, distant two hundred and fifty feet westerly from the corner formed hv the intersection of the northerly side Fenimore Street with the westerly side Bedford Avenue, and running thence northerly paralM with Bedford Avenue one hundred feet; theme westerly parallel with Fenimore Street thirty-five feet: thence southerly again parallel with Bedtord Avenue one hun- area teei to me norioeriy sin i Fenimore Street, and theme easterly r. 1 along the northerly side of Fenimor" along the westerly side of Fourth Ave-Street thirty-five feet to the point or nue one hundred feet to the corner, place of beginning.

the point or place of BEGINNING. MARCH 7. 1941 21 lOntCLOslRES TI or' SALE. KINGS COUNTT i M.lvi.r i. Ju.N AS et de- le.lair.s.

I lant to iu lament entered herein di'el Isll. I will II i.uoi me u-oi i i highest id. i. f.y IRVING IIIRSCH. a'.

-oiiivn ai Esta'e Ex-i iiange, i-4 Street, Broog-N at 12 'clot n-ain oa Aui'h lv 1041 premises di-leet-d by sa 1 judgment to be od, ther, disit.bid iS follows' ALL iiititiii lot, piec, or parcel of land, the hu. Mings and improve-tte thereon in 1, actuate, lyindt heaig in irouwn uf Brook-i n. County of K.ns, City and Stata N-w bjuudefi and scnoea a point in ths Linden Boulevard, fc in' hes easterly formed hv the inter section the northerly side r.f UuUlevai i and Ni 'Strand Avenue, sa.d pvsnt of he. ginning being where the norther. jr I.ne uf Linden B.eilevard IntvsecteT the tj.

vision ne between lots 31 and 32 on amended map of Linden inn ng tini.e easterly ni; the northerly line or Linden Boulevard 197 6 inches to point f- et 6 ni' hes easterly ir the easterly line uf lot 33 as laid on sa.d amended map of Linden Terrace; tueiue northerly at right angles Linden Boulevard and parallel witu the easterly of said lot 33 on said map and along a line continuation thereof 2V, the southerly iinii land how or formerly of John Lett: itiieice west-uly alone, tne southerly line of land now or 1 irmirly of John I.o't 197 l-t 6 mi hes to its mtersec-; tmii with a line northerly In coiitinu.it ion of the division line be-! lots 31 and on said amended map of Linden Terra' thence south-i crl' at i ight angles to Linden Bouie-! vard and aiong the division line between lols 31 and 32 on amended man of Lind' Terrace and a line rior herly thereof feet the northerly line Lmd'-n Boulevard at the point ur plate of begin-: ning. TOGETHER with all fixtures anl of personal pioperty now or hereafter attailied to or used in con-' neetnin with the premises, all of which arc covered m- this mortgage. Dated. February L'4th, 1911. CLARENCE U.

CAMPBELL. Referee. GOODMAN MAREL. Attorneys for Plaintiff, Bruadwav, New York City. f2.j-tit SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY -HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, against PATRICK J. DoYLE. et defendants. Pursuant 1o judgment of foreclosure and sal" dated February 21st, 1941, duly entered on February 2oth. 1941.

I wili seil at public auction, bv EDWARD J. GAYNoR. auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Street, Rrooklyn. NewYork.

at noon on March 21st, 1941, the mortgaged premises in Kings County, Stat- of New Yotk, described and directed by said judgment to be sold, bounded and described as follows. BEGINNING at a point on the westerly side of East Street, distant 20 fe-t southerly from corner formed by intersection ot southerly swie of Avenue with the westerly side of East o.lrd Street, side lines each running back 100 f-et parallel with Avenue and having a front arid rear line of 2tl tcct, running parallel with East Street, together with and subject to an efcuu-nient of 4 feet. For more complete details reference made to said judgment. Dated. February 26th.

1941. LoUIS J. CAsTELLA.NO. Referee. JOHN A.

HoYT Attorney for Plaintiff, Office and P. o. Address, 2U Vcsiy Y. C. f27 28 mh-6 7 13 14 SUPREME COURT.

"KINGS COUNTY -HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, against JOHN EDWARD BLoM. et defendants. MURRAY H. KLINGER. Plaintiff1! Attorney, 2 Madison Avenue, New York City.

Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure and sale, dated February 20. 1941, and duly entered. I will sell at public auction to the hiahest bidder, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn. New York City, on the 21st day of March, 1941.

at 12 o'clock noon, by G. V. McMAHoN. auctioneer, the premises, with improvements thereon, in Kings County, known as Section 2. Map of Gerritt-sen property of G-mttsen Park.

filed the Kings County Register'! Office on 7 1123 as Map 1904. as Lot No. 19. in Rlock 55. and being a plot 52 fret 6 inches in depth on both sides and 34 fct in width, front and rear, and as more particularly described in said judgment together with and subject to an accurate survey, rights, ens.

merits, covenants, agreements and restrictions, all more fully set forth in the said judgment. Premises known as 12 Garland Court, Bruoklyn, New York City, Dated, New York. February 28. 1941. PAUL V.

McMANUS. Referee. f28-6t Tu SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY ADICK 1. JACKSON, plaintiff, aeainst RIA CONIGLIO and ano defendants.

Pursuant to judgment dated February 3. 19-11. I will sell at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. No. 189 Montagu- Brooklyn.

N. on March 17, 1941, at 12 cloik noon, hv FRED G. Si'HAEFER. auctione-r. the mortgaged premises in Brooklyn Borough, Kings Coiinlv.

Citv and S'ate of New ue-igriaieii on oi tne I'urvea jjouiesi, nil, soiiaie, in tne Town of Flathush. Kings Walter I. Browne. City Surveyor, April, 1R93." filed in the office of the Register of the County of nes on June, S03. ni Map Number 1111.

as part of loia numbers 100. and 101, said premise being on north sol- of Co.rtcl.vnu Road, lift feet west of East 22nd Street, being 33 Teet 10 inches width front and rear by 65 leet, 5 -4 inches in depth on the east find 65 3tt inches in depth -11 I hit West s.d". side lines parallel with East 22nd S'reet; BEING same premises conveyed Antonm Conigho by deed cnid-d in Liber 410S. Op. 131: known as No.

2141-21 (1 ('ort-lyoii Road: TOGETHER with street lights and fixities and articles of ir.s,.na proper. attached to or used with lie pt Dated. F-hniarv 20. 1911. John J.

u'SHKt. Referee. ROP.KRT ORR, Plamtifl Allor-my. No. 185 Montagu- St Brooklyn.

N. Y. f21-6t. FTu SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY SAVINGS BANK, plaintit', aioiinst MICHELE MAN- Ul'Si ndants.

Pursuant to iinlgrnenl herein, d.a'd llth day of hruary, 1911. the. said ludgiiunt named, will ptil'i-' auction to tli" highest l.y MORRIS REICH, auction-at the Br ikiyn R-al Estate E- chant" No Montague Streei, Riookyiti, N-w York, of Kings, on in d-iy of March, 1941. ij oh lock noon, Ce mortgaged pcmis-i tr I IV i klvn. Kings County, directed to 1m- sold, on the I- Av- nue distant Ml In east of East SSrd Stri, 'i fi in width front and rear fct in d' ptli on either fed hi -ii.

bv 1" -el, i.ne-' running at right angles tu ti.ie an.l side line 'nulling through a i-ntv wail, nor it" tiitimng phi ail. I Avenue log. the! Willi 'I' 1 i-VVHV ea.SCniCnt the met e.i.i. four feet of lec'irs rc-xt nd-uning on the wet hi I in a eaaenivli' nv-r 111- West, rly four of the i-Hg'd and more fully bed the iniU'iii'iit hereinai, io. ih'djiltil in a niortgsi:" coer-l-d 7o'-s MoM at n.wij ihe iis County Register a itl'-nt in Li vh, UMl AETUUR W.

Refe-ce UEl.l,. P.US.sKi.l, LTV. "liev for Wlhuith'iy Riookivn N'-w k- fivti' TufcF SITHKVK CiH'RT. KINGS il uWNEP.S LoN pi, n-f. WILLI i il, i'Ul S'l 111 'O Ulliklllell! 1 pC'l.

c.ry 2i(. 1'itl. 1 1(; 1 1 aui I i vi I- Liooklvn il lis! ite Kv huue. )v Montague oi iv ii. Guy and Si c- of N.

Yoik. o'l iln- llth d.iv of tu. id '2 "'lock v. H'5N. I Kill flom Willi I'll.

pi-o tm-li's tlieooi! i reded, the County Koigs. Slat" of N-w Yuk, dialed on ih" Westerly side of East -M'i feet northerly I' "ii Gi" orn. foi-ii't-d bv the nt-r- iOll Of til- Westerly pf t's'li sir." i and the iim-thi'i Iv side V.m rhies AV'llli" being 21 t'eet front 1 im, i. bv Mil fe. in r.

il th iuv Iv i "i and being known bv tb ini'iiber 2RTil F. i'l I -Wnn. York, to. o'i i "1 "il'i. to easement's 'I.

Icuidmg. fitum I- ni's and rid lon.M 'd anv stale of fads hi i ii may i inn' -il sti eet t.ne. oS Old I I vaii- page ST, I 1 '-'1 .1 21, 1911. 'N VVN N' -W ee KY Si '1 1 L' PKU Olof, I i t- I-. 'it Continued (ram Page 1 map their strategy and each member would be told what to do on motions and when to make speeches.

Canning said. The Communists held several places on the executive committee Jhe union and they would see that the agenda for the union meeting conformed with the plans laid at the communist unit meeting, he said. "And the union meeting went pretty smoothly," he said. He told of a "fraction" meeting of Communist teachers from several colleges at the time the College Teachers Union was organized and tald Edwin Berry Burgum, protestor of philosophy at New York University, wh owas then president of the C. T.

presided at the "fraction" meeting. Canning resumed the witness stand today to add 17 names to the list of 32 he gave yesterday as members of the City College faculty who he said were members of the Com munist party. Mr. Windels declared he was careful to confine the witness to the names of persons as to whose membership Mr. Canning could give legal evidence.

Tut 17 named today were: tR. SAUL BERNSTEIN, otology Instructor, of 2127 77th JiekMin Hetahts ilYRON L. HOCH. an economics liftor, of 210 Brluhtwater Court. IYLV1A ELFENBEIN, former secretarj to the Dean of Women, of Sill Aloe marie Road.

ALEXANDER LEHRMAN, associate pro-ffsaor of ehemliitrv. ilOYD MOTZ. phyilca instructor who was in charge of the astronomical observatory at Columbia University during the Summer. SAMUEL STEWART. WALTER SCOTT NEIT, psychology Instructor.

OSCAR ZE1CHNER, EUGENE STEIN, HYMAN OOLD. MRS. OOTTZEGES. NORMAN LEDOUX. SAMUEL MAROOLIS.

library assistant DAVID NATHAN, mathematics Instructor LUSTER WINTER, who tausht at Town' send Harris High School. A msn named COHEN. A man named ROSENTHAL. The lodging of charge of "con- duct unbecoming a teacher" against teachers and clerks named In testimony yesterday was recom mended last night by Charles Tuttle, chairman of the Board of Higher Education's administrative committee for City College. The committee for the Defense of Public Education, a joint committee of the Teachers Union and the College Teachers Union, urged today "that in the interests of fair play we strongly urge the committee to give these people the opportunity to testify at this session of the public hearings." Senator Coudert promised that ell those cited as being Communists or whose names were mentioned in any other connection, would have an opportunity to testify, He requested that those who wish to be heard make a written request and "they will be given an opportunity to be heard in the orderly course of the committee's op- A repetition of mass picketing of the committee's office building at 165 Broadway, Manhattan, was promised by Claire Neikind, a graduate of Brooklyn College last June, who now is chairman of the committee to defend student rights of the allegedly Communist-domi nated American Student Union.

When the investigation of subversive activities at City College Is completed, the investigators once more will turn their attention to Brooklyn College, Paul Windels, committee counsel, stated. To Complete Inquiry "We have not completed our Investigation In Brooklyn College since we have taken the testimony of only a few of the witnesses we wish to examine," Windels said. "This work will be completed and its results reported to the committee." Teachers and administrative as-' slstants of City College who were named by Mr. Canning during his testimony included the following: JOHN KENNETH ACKLEY. reaistrar of the college, under the? party name of "Jake." LEWIS BAI.AMUTH, an Instructor In physics, under the name of "Wesion." INGRAM BANDER, a former tutor In history and now a hlsh school teacher, under the name or "Baker." JAMES H.

HEALEY an instructor In nubile speaking, under the name of "Olbbon." MURRAY ORTSTLK. tutor in education, under the nme o( "Bryan." SIDNEY EI8ENBERGER. Instructor In chemistry under the name of "Hall." PHILIP 8. PONER. an Instructor In history, under the name of "Thomas." JACK P.

PONER. an instructor in history, tinder the name of "Oriswold." ABRAHAM OOODHARTZ, a substitute In English at Townsend Harris High School In 1938-37, under the name of "Oram." DAVID OOLDWAY. a teacher at Townsend Harris under the name of "Webster." HILLIARD WOLFSON, a clerk In the School of Education, under the name of "Jeremiah (into. JACK FREEDMAN, under the name of "Green." MAX HUTT. an Instructor In the School of Education, under the name "Cline." JETTA ALPERT, a clerk at Townsend Harris High School.

WILLIAM WITHROW, an Instructor In chemistry, jesse MINTUS, a clerk In the registrar'! office. BENJAMIN POSKOPP, In the history department. MORRIS PONER, a elerk In the registrar's Office MAXWELL WEISMAN, instructor In biology. EDWARD SAVETH. instructor In the history drparlment.

OSCAR ZK1CHNER, an Instructor in history. ARTHUR R. BRAUNLICH i tutor In English. NELLIE R. LEfiERMAN, a tutor In the Educational Clinic.

ARNOLD SHUKOIOFP, a tutor In English. 1VEN HURLINGER. an Instructor in physics. M08E9 I. PINKELSTEIN, in Instructor in history Theodore oeioer, an instructor in history.

SEYMOUR COPSTEIN. a tutor In English. FRANCIS COHEN, a library assistant. LOUIS LERMAN, a. flerk In the office of the School of Education.

Martin SCHAUL. a lormer clerk in the personnel bureau. MURRAY RMOLAR, a clerk In the registrar's office. In addition, Mr. Canning listed four students who, he said, had been "Ttctlve members of the Young Com- munist League at the college.

They were: PHILIP BPRLAND, a student at the main center, Convent Ave. and ljttth 81. LILLIAN LANDAU, a siudenl at the School of Business, 2M St, and Lexington Ave, "DANNY DKOVER," a party name, editor of the Campus, undergraduate newspaper at the main center, PHILIP BURNHAM, a student for whom teaehera ennirtbulerl money to lend to a Communist. Bummer school. 4 h.s wife, the nam- Rose" being fictitious the nun 0 f-ndant unknown to plaintiff.

'l-usees. heirs-at-law, executors, adtmnistralors. creditors, mantees. successors in interest I of talk Cohen and "Ruse'' Cohen. Ins wife, if either of them be d'-ad.

and th-ir husbands, wives or widuws it they or anv of them be d-ad and all persons who by iiurchas-or inn-ritam or otherwise We. claim to have an interest in the premises described in the complaint herein, derived through the said Falk Cohen and "Rose" Cohen, his Wife, anil their resistive wives or widows or his or h.r their devisees or heirs-at-iaw. or through any of them and whuh heirs, devisees and other persons, if any there be. and their names are unknown to plaintiff and all persons who have or make any claim whatever as executors or administrators or trustees or any person who may be tie. eased and who if living, would half an interest in the premises des-rib-d in the complaint herein, derived through the said above named persons, if anv there be.

and unknown to plaintiff: PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK; MASTER Co.U. COMPxNY. KuNT7.AMA.VYS: HENRY LOGAN: CHARLES A. SCHMACKE: DAVID FLINTEN-STELN: SAKS COMPANY: THE CITY OF NEW YORK: NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPNY- TITLE GUARANTEE I TRUST COMPANY: "JOHN DOE" and "SARAH ROE." the names "John Do." and "Sarah Roe" being fictitious, the true names said defendants hems unknown to plaintiff, they being unants of the premises described in the complaint, defendants. AMENDED AND SUPPLEMENTAL SUMMONS.

Loan TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS AND EACH OK THEM and to the devisees, heus-at-law. executors, administrators, creditors, lienors, grantees, successors in interest of Falk Cohen and "Rose" Cohen, his wife, if they or either of them he dead, and their husbands, wivs or widows they or any of them be dead and also all persons who lv purchase or innernance or inner wise nav or claim have an interest in the premised described in the complaint hprein. derived through the said Falk Cohen and "Rose' Cohen, his wife, and their respective wives or widows or his or lo-r their devisees or hen at -law, or through any of them and winch heirs, devisees and other persons, if any there be. and their names are unknown to plaintiff, and all persons who have or make anv chum whatever executors or administrators or trustees of any person who niiiv be deceased and who. if living, would have an Interest in the premises described In the complaint herein, derived through the said above named persons, if any there be, and their names are unknown to plaintiff: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the amended complaint in this action and to serve a copy of voiir answer, or.

if the amended cfmiplaint is noi served wnn tins amended supplemental surumons, to serve notice of appearance on the plaintiff's attorneys within twenty days after the service of this amended and supplemental summons, exclusive of the 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 amended complaint. Dated. January 28th 1941. CORNER. BELL.

Rl'SSELT. Ve- NULTY. Plaintiff's Attorneys, Office and Post Office Address, No. 4S Wil. loughby Street, Brooklvn, York.

TO THE DEFENDANTS, FALK COHEN and "ROSE" COHEN, his wife, the name "Rose" hejntr fictitious, the true first name of said defendant being unknown to plaintiff, and also all the devisees, heirs-nt-law, executors, administrators, creditors, lienors. frantees, successors in interest of 'alk Cohen and "Rose" Cohen, his wife. If they or either of them be dead, and their husbands, wives or widows if they or any of them be dead and also all persons who by pur chase or inheritance or otherwise have, or claim to have an interest in the premises described in the complaint herein, derived through the said Falk Cohen and "Rose" Cohen, his wife, and their respective wives or widows or his or her or their devisees or helrs-at-law, or through any of them and which heirs, devisees and other persons. If any there be, and their names are unknown to plaintiff and all persons who have or make any claim whatever as executors or administrators or trustees of any person who may he deceased and who, if living, would have an interest in the premises described in the complaint, herein, derived through the said above named persons, if any there be. arid their names are unknown to plaintiff: The foregoing amended and supplemental summons is served upon vou by publication pursuant to an order of Honorable MEIER STEINRRINK.

Justice of the Supreme Court, daled March 4th. 1941. and filed with the amended complaint in the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings, at the Borough of Brooklyn. The City of New York. This action is brought to foreclose a mortgage upon real property situate in the Borough of Brooklyn.

County of Kings, City and State of New York, described as follows: At. the northeast corner of Avenue and East 23rd Street, fronting 60 feet on Avenue and 100 feet on East 23rd Street, being BO feet in width by 100 feet in depth. CORNER, BELL, RUSSELL Mr-NULTY. Attorneys for Plaintiff, office and Office Address. 4 Wil-loughby Street, Brooklyn, New York mliT-til FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY -HAMBURG SAVINGS BANK, plaintiff, against LENA SANZO.NE, it defendants.

In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered in Hie above entitled action, and hearing date the 3rd day of March, 1941. tin' undersigned, referee in said judmnent named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by WILLIAM H. REID. auctioneer, at. the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No.

1X9 Montague Street, Brooklvn, N. the 28th day of March. 1941, at 12 o'clock noon, the premises directed hv said judgment lo be sold, ami therein described as being in the Borough of Brooklyn, County uf Kings, City and Statu of New York, and located on he southeasterly side of Troiitmati Street, distant 150 feet northeast from the northeasterly side of Knickerbocker Avenue, and being 25 feet in width frunt and tear liy 100 leet in depth on each side, Dated, March 6th. ABRAHAM RUBIN, Referee. VoN SoTHEN, BAUSCH AICHER, Eis Attor neys for Plaintiff, 894 Broadway, Biooklyn, N.

Y. mli7-7t FAM SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY LEON GESSULA, plaintiff, against ROSA DI LORENZO, et defendants NOTICE OF SALE. Pursuant to judgment o'( foreclosure and sale, dated February 27, 1941. duly entered, I will sell at public auction, to Hie highest bidder, by McGUlN'-NESS REILLY, auctioneers, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street.

Brooklvn, on March 28. 1941, at 12 noon, the premises, with the Improvements thereon erected, directed by said judgment lo he sold, in the Borough of Brooklvn. County of Kings, City and State uf New York, situate on the easterly side of East 28th Street, distant 320 fed southerly from Avenue X. being a plot 40 lint in width front and rear hv lull feet in deplh.on each side: known as mid by Ihe street number 2439-41 i-I 28th Street, and more particularly described In -the said judgment; subject to covenants and restrictions and as sessments, if Hny, and suhiect to anv state of facts which an accuiate survey might show. Dated.

Brooklyn, N. Match 7, 1911. LOUIS WENDF.L, Referee. A AllollleV Plaintiff, 261 Broadway, New V.ek City, mli7-6i FftTii SUPR JU RT I GS COUNTY AMERICAN BOARD OF MISSIONS TO THE JEWS. pl.nn-tltr.

against CARL ROOD, el defendant i. Pursuant to ludrrment herein. di' -J February 6, 1939, 1 will sell t'put auction to the highest bidder, hv NATHANIEL SHUTER, auctioneer, Brooklyn Real Estate Bxchnnge. IS!) Montague Street, Brooklyn. New Yotk, on January 30, 1941, at twelve noon premises situated In the of Brooklyn.

New York City, BEGINNING nt a polni on the easterly side of East 16th Slree-t, dm ml MO feet 5 Inrhes southerly from tie; corner formed by the interaction of the easterly side of East Kith Street and the southerly side of Dorchmer Road (Avenue running Iheuce easterly at right angles to East Huh Street 10u feet; thence southerly iwr.il-lei with East 16th Street 16 4 Inches; thence southwesterly nnrill'd with Dllmas Avenue (Avenue 'l III!) feet l'i mi hes to the easterly U'l" i East Kith Street, and then, nnr'herlv along tho -easterly side of rust Itilli Street fill feet. II inches to thu point or place of heginning. Dated, January 9. 1911 KKHKiYa GOLD, ncferee. NELSON L.

NORTH. I'liiritiff (Attorney, 32 Court Street, Brooklvn, N. Y. The a hove wile is hw -by fmth-r ml-Inurned lo Maich 20, 1911, al the hour snd place. Dated.

Mar. fl. 1911. REBECCA GOLI' i'f'rrt lull i -It i it ill I at ls9 of to of of as at of to of in a SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Hi 'ME OWNERS LOAN OiH-PORATIoV.

pia.utiff. aga.nst CLARA GAM I.E. ai defendants. SAMUEL K. UPTON.

Esq Plaintiff's Attorney, jl F.ftu Avmue. New York City. Pursuant to judgment dated the 4th day of Fehtiurv. r.ttl duly entered the lotn d.iy of February. 1941.

will aieii ar public auction, by JOSEPH H. ROSEN BU M. auctioneer, the Br.Kiklyn Real Estate Exchange. Montague Srr.et, the Borough Brooklyn. County of Kangs.

City and State of New York, at 12 00 o'clotk noon on the Jlst day of March. 1941. the mortgaged premises directed be sold, s.luaied in Kings County. City of New York, on the southerly side of 67th Street, two hundred twenty-eight and four oiie-huudredths feet easterly from the southeasterly corner tiT Tit and 7th Avenue, being twenty and ninety-six one-tiundredlhs feet wide, front and rear, by a depth one hundred feet on each side, and more particularly desirtbed in oaid judgment. Said premises are known as "30 b7th Street, Brooklyn.

New York. Dated, February Jtth. 1911. HERMAN SCHtXHTEK. Referee.

f2vtit FtTu SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY -HUME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, against CELIA BRUST. et defendants. Pursuant to Judgment dated Febru ary lltb. 19-11, duly entered.

I will sell public auction to the highest bidder, by NATHANIEL SHUTER. auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. No. 19 Street, Brooklyn, New York, on Hie 13th day March. at 12 00 o'clock noon, the premises in said judgment directed be sold, with improvements thereon, situate in the County of Kings, Slate New York, being on the southerly side of Surf Avenue.

290 feet west of Beach 40th Street; and being 30 feet width and 100 feet in depth, and part of the distance through a party wall. Premises known as No. 4030 Surf Avenue. Brooklyn, New York. Reference is made to the judgment for more complete description.

Dated, February 19th, 1911. BENJAMIN GLIOKFELD. Referee. LEON A. COHEN.

Attorney for Plaintiff, ltj Court Street, Brooklyn, New York. fl9-6t NOTICE OF SALE. SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTT ALICE D. DRIVER, plaintiff.

v. NICOLENA PACE, et defendants. Pursuant to entered judgment dated February 11th. 1941. I will sell at auction al Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange.

189 Montague Bruoklyn, N. oil March 11th. 1941. at 12 o'clock noon, by SAM KANNKY, auctioneer, premises in Kings County on the northerly side of Twelfth Street. 29B feet 5 inchea easterly of Fifth Avenue.

16 feet 8 inches in width front and rear and 100 feet in depth on each side. See mortgage, Kings county, i.iuer 492. page 376, for detailed description. Dated, February 14, 1941. L.

L. LA VINE, Referee. A. I.T.OYD LOTT, Plaintiff's Attorney, 26 Court Street, Brooklyn. New SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY ALFONSO 1ANNONE.

plaintiff, against ANNE ANNENRERG. et defendants. File No. SS8.V1939. Pursuant to judgment, dated June 17th.

1910. as amended, I will sell at public auction, by II. LOUIS HOLLANDER, auctioneer, at Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York, on March 12th. 1941, at 12 00 noon, the mortgaged premises directed to he sold, situated in Kings County. New York, being a plot of land on the easterly side of Junius Street, distant sixty-five.

(K5) feet southerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the westerly side of Junius Street with the southerly side of Liberty Avenue: running? thence westerly parallel with Liberty Avenue one hundred (100) feet; thence southerly parallel with Junius Street fifty (nU) feet: thence easterly parallel with Liberty Avenue one hundred (100) feet to the westerly side of Junius Street, and thence northerly along the westerly side of Junius Street fifty (60) feet to the point or place of beginning together with the right, title and intcra-st to the land lying in the street in front of and adjoining the above described premises, to the centre line thereof. Dated, February 6th. 1941. REGINALD S. HARDY.

Referee, EDMOND McCARTHY, Attorney for Plaintiff. 335 Ninth Street. Brooklvn. New York. flS 21 25 28 mh4 7 SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY -HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff.

vs. ROSE GINSBERG, et defendants. LOUIS COHEN, Plaintiffs Attorney, 26 Court Street, Brooklyn, New York. Pursuant to a judgment duly entered on February 17, 1941, I. the undersigned, named in said judgment, will sell at public auction, at the Brooklvn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street.

Borough of Brooklvn, Citv of New York, on the 11th day of March, 1911, at 12.00 o'clock noon, by CHARLES LEVY, auctioneer-, the premises directed by said judgment to be sold, situate in the County of Kings, being located on the southeasterly side of Roebling Street, distant 80 feet southwesterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the southeasterly side of Roebling Street with the southwesterly side of South 2nd Streei, 20 feet front and rear by 100 feet in depth on each side. Reference is made to said judgment for a mere complete description. Dated. Februaiv 17th. 1941.

Referee. fl8 21 25 28 milt 7 SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY-SOUTH BROOKLYN SAVINGS BANK, plaintiff, vs. EDNA MILLER, et defendants. Pursuant to judgment entered herein, dated February 19th, 1941, 1 trill sell at, public audion. by G.

V. McMAHON, auctioneer, at th Brooklyn Real Estate Em haiige. No. 189 Mon tague Street. Brooklyn.

N. on March 19th. 1941. at 12 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises In the Bor ough of Brooklvn, County of Kings, City and Stale of New York, directed by said judgment to lie sold, bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the westerly side of Nineteenth Avenue, dis-tunt sixty itiU) feet two (21 inches southerly from tic corner formed by the intersection of the westerly side of Nineteenth Avenue with the southerly sid" of Fiflieih Street: running thence westerly, parallel with Fiftieth Street, and part of the distance through a p.uiv wall, hundred (KrO) f. et; I hem southerly, parallel with Nineteenth Avenue, twenty (20) feet- thence easterly, again parallel with Fiftieth and part of the distance thioiiuli allot lo-r 'party wall, one hundred i Km) feet to the westerly side of Nineteenth Avenue, and thence northerly find wesierly side of Nineteenth Avenue, fwenly 20) feet to the po.nt place of beginning.

TOGETHER with all the right, title and interest of tire mortgagors, of. in and to the land lying- in Nineteenth Avenue in ftorr, and udjuining said premises 1" lie cenier line thereof. SUBJECT to ill state, of facts shown on sun-)' made by Samuel A. l. Elrov.

dated May 12th, 1925; (2) nnv stale of IK'ts an accurate survey would show, and (31 sewer agreement .1 in "flue of the Register Coiiitlv of Kings in Liber 3279 of Cmm on ai panv 112. D-led February 26th. 1911. Mil. TON t.KHRER, Referee.

iiRI! HHEN'NAN, Plaintiff's At-trni'v, i'j Com Street, Brooklyn, N. V. -26-61 sri'CKMK COURT. COUNTY" OF KINGS TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST COMPANY, as trustee, against BETTY DICK, et al pursuant judgment of fore-cl o-'i'-e and sale, duly made and en-I, the above-entitled action and 1', -ii in-; date tin' 11th day of February, Hill, the undersigned, the referee I i I'' i I in in r. judgment named, win sell at.

auction, nt the Brooklyn Real Exchange, No. 189 Montague letrongh of Brooklyn, City of N.vv oh Ihe 12th day of March, lull 12 o'clock noon on that day, i.v V. McMAHON. auctioneer, the ii dit eited by said judgment to Hid therein described as ALL Unit certain (not, piece or of land, situate, lying and bene, in the of Brooklyn, of City of New York, County of ugs ami Slate of York, tnd des. Tihcd as follows, to wit; BEGINNING al a point on the northerly side of Montgomery Streei, distant ihree hundred and twenty-five feel westerly from the corner formed 10 the intersection of the northerly sole of Montgomery Street with Ihe westerly side of Albany Ave-ti in running thence northerly parallel with Albany Avenue, one hundred and iweiity-scven feet nine and one-half inches; thence westerly parallel with Montgomery Street, twenty-five feet; thence southerly again parallel with Albany Aenue and part of the tils-lame through a party wall one hundred and twenty-seven feet nine and one half Inches to the northerly udo ot Montgomery Street, and thence easterly along the northerly aide of Mont-gorni'iy Slrct.

twenty-five feet to tho point or place of beginning, SUBJECT lo any slate of facts that an accurate survey may show; restrictions, covenants and easements contained in former inst nimenla uf record not cut off in this action. Dated, February 19th, 194! LOUIS K. DRAGO, Referee, PWIKS. AUERRCH. CORNELL 11 DT, Attorney, for Plaintiff.

Off r. O. Address, On Wall Sicei New York, N. fl9-6l et at 19 on as of One the Communist teachers at City Cellege was sa fearful of being discovered that he always wore glove when mailing out literature sa he would leave no fingerprints on the envelopes, William Martin Canning told the Rapp-Candert committee today. The glored hands were those of Lewis Balamuth, he said.

The group always used typewriter for addressing envelopes, he said, and there was a rule against using the machine for any other purpose for fear It would bo traced. on Last Mile Yanked Off Air Continued from Page 1 for kindness shown them during incarceration. The four doomed men William Meharg, William Landers, William Heard and Floyd Boyce were cap tured last Sept. 4. Two days before they had fled the Cummins Prison farm in Arkansas and had kidnaped three high school stu dents and killed a special sheriff's deputy near here.

Their lives paid today for the slaying of Special Deputy Frank Gartman. All of the men were In "good humor," Sheriff Ersklne said. They had breakfast of steak, potatoes, coffee "and the trimmings." Gives Message to World Meharg was the one who first asked his friend, Guy Corley a radio announcer to arrange the last-minute broadcasts over KMLB. When Manager Liner agreed to bring microphones to death row here the others also requested time. In his statement prepared for the broadcast Meharg said he knew that his request to broadcast was strange "but I have a message that I feel I must give to the outside world." "At the beginning I want you to know that I am one of the happiest men In the world," the statement said.

"Friends, it may seem strange that I can stand before this micro phone just a few minutes before my execution and tell you that I am happy, but I am happy. I am happy because I have found the only true happiness in this life, God had spoken to me and has saved me from my sins and I know that where I am going there is only happiness." He recalled that his mother had prayed for him, had slaved "over the washtub doing other people's laundry that she might give me and other members of the family tne necessities of life." And while she was doing that Meharg said he was "in sin, gambling and drinking away the money that I should have given her." Sees "Reunion In Heaven' His mother's wish was that he would not be taken from this life "in that sinful condition, and I am happy and thankful that her prayers have at last been answered, and she is also happy knowing that we will be united in Heaven," Meharg said. After thanking the sheriff and Jailer and Mrs. C. E.

Roberts for their kindness, Meharg said: "I want to send this message to all those who are inmates of prisons, young boys in school, and any who are "'''rig in crime or thinking of crtifh, there is no way to win in crimel may look like BANKRUPTCY NOTICES NOTICEISHEHEBY GIVEN THAT on Jan. 17. 1941. MORRIS SABIN-SKY, also known as MURRAY SABIN. also known as MURRAY SELVIN, waa adjudicated bankrupt, and that the first meeting of creditors will be held at the Post Office Building, Room 209, Brooklyn.

N. on March 1R. 1941. at 10:30 a.m., at which time the creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such business as may pruperly come before said meeting. EUGENE F.

CONNOR, Referee on Feb. 24, Kill, IRVING ROSENBERG, also known as WALTER ROSENBERG, also known as IRVING WALTER ROSENBERG, was adjudicated bankrupt, and that the first meeting of creditors will be held at the Post Office Building. Room 209, Brooklyn, N. March 18, 1941, at 10:30 a.m., at which time creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such business as may pruperly come before said meeting. EUGENK F.

OXONNOR JR Referee. "notice is-hereby given that on Feb. 21. 1941. HYMAN NOVINS was adjudicated bankrupt, and that the first meeting of creditors will be held at the Post Office Building.

Room 209. Brooklyn, N. on March 18, 1911, at 10:30 a.m.. at which time the creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such business as may properly come before said meeting. EUGENEF.OTONNORJR.,Rcferee.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT a meeting of the creditors of ER-NESTO OLIVERI and SIDNEY HUR- TIG, Individually and as members of the firm of and the co-partnership of DUR-A-BILT COMPANY, debtor, will be held March 20. 1941, at 10 30 a.m., at Room 209. Post Office Building. Brooklyn, New York, to consider an arrangement proposed by said debtor under Chapter XI of the Bankruptcy Act. That time to confirm said arrangement or on objections thereto is fixed at March 2, 1941, at 10:30 a.m.

at the same place. Dated, March 6, 1941 EUGENE F. O'CONNOR Referee, 44 Court Street, Bniklyn. N. Y.

ASSIGNEE NOTICES SUPRMETtTuRTTlvTNOSl'OUNTY In the Mailer of the. General Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors of YETTA GOLDBERG, doing business as ACME BAG SHOPPE. Assignor, to LOUIS BUSH, Assignee. Pursuant In an order of Hon. ALFRED NORTON, a Justice, of the Suiireme Court.

Kings County, notice Is hereby given that the assets of the above named Assignor, consisting of handbags, luggage, hosiery, equipment and fixtures, will be sold nt public auction nl 4421 New Utrecht Avenue, Brooklyn, on Marrh 8th. 1941, at 10 a.m., by LEO J. GOLDBERG, auctioneer, LOUIS BUSH, Assignee. JOSEPH L. MONROE, Attorney for Assignee, 295 Madison Avenue.

New YorkClty. f26 mh7 SUPREME'coURT, KINGS COUNTY" In re: General assignment for the benefit of creditors of LOUIS SIL-BERT, assignor, 10 ABRAHAM C. ISAACSON, assignee. Pursuant to nil order of this Court, entered March 4. 1941, all persons having claim! against the assignor herein are directed to present the same, with vouchers In support thereof, to either of the undersigned on or before March 22, 1941, ABRAHAM C.

ISAACSON, Assignee, 26 f'purt Y. BENSON TELSEY, Allornfy for the Assignee, 2S Court l't to to the this in his he to on all it us. to he at premises adi-nning on the n.it'h, Kt r- 'tence is hereby made to the judgment herein for 0 looie complete dt- nption. Dated. Brooklyn.

New York. Ffbru- aiy 24, 1941. i U'lUIS COHEN. Referee. 1 HERBERT H.

ZUCKER, Plaintiffs Attoiniy, 50 Court. Street, Krot.glyn. I N. Y. f2l-ti; 314 SUPREME COUP.T.

KINGS COUNTY -THE DIME SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN, plaintiff, against STEWART JAMES and others, defendants. Pursuant to judgment maMe herein, dated February 17th. 1941. I w.ll aell a' miction, by MeGt'INNESS REU.l.Y. auctioneers, at the H'-l Estate Exchange, 19 Montague Street.

Brooklvn. New York, on the 17lh day of March. 1911. at 12 loi noon, the premises uCthe -ough uf Brooklyn, described as follows: BEGINNING at the corner fotm'd by the intersection of the south'-rly side of Pacific street with the westerly side of Fourth Avenue; running theme westerly along the southerly side of pacific Street fifty feet; thence southerly parallel with iourtli Avenue and part of the distance through a party wall eighty feet: thence westerly parallel with Pacific Street twenty feet; thence southerly parallel with fourth Avenue twenty tcet then. asterly uarallel with Pacific Street seventy feet to the westerly side of Fourth Avenue, and thence northerly Mild premises oeing Known as pacific street ana 40 Fourth Avenue.

Daled. February 21. 1941. HUGH J. DUFFY, Referee.

HUTTON HOLAHAN, Plaintiff's 32 Court Street, Brooklyn. Y. SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY" EAST BROOKLYN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. against HEK.MA defts, HERMAN NORMAN GOLDBERG, et Pursuant to Judgment entered Feb ruary 20.

1941, I will sell at public auction on Marrh 14, 1911. at 12 'elm noon at the Brooklvn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague N. by LOUIS KALISH. auctioneer, nretnisea in N.

described follows Beginning at a point on the east side of E. 96th distant. 268. 15 feet of the south side of Flatlands running east along the north side of Gosline's Lane 125 feet; thence south patallel with E. 96th St.

to the south side of said Lane; theme south parallel with Roi kaway Ave. 95 99 feet to land now or formerly of Asc'ue; thence west along said land 25 feet: theme north parallel with Rockaway Ave. 96.08 feet to the south side of Gosline Lane: thence north parallel with E. 96th St. 2 feet; thence west paralM with the north side of Cos-line Lane 100 feet to the east side of E.

96! It thence north along same 10 feet to the point of beginning, as more fully described In said judgment. MAXWELL M. MOZOR. Referee. JOSEPH HARTSTEIN.

1012 Gates N. Y. f21-6t SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, against JOSEPHINE DEVANEY. also known as JOSEPHINE DEVANEY JACOBS, et defendants. IRVING UPTON, Attorney for Plaintiff.

Office and P. O. Address, 50 Court Street, Biooklyn, N. Y. C.

Pursuant to a Judgment of foreclosure and sate, duly made and entered in the above action, and 'Hearing date November 13th, 1941), I. the undersigned, the referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by MAX W. FEDERMAN, auctioneer, on March 11th. 1941. at 12 noon of that day.

at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague Street, Bruoklyn, N. Y. C. the mortgaged premises described in and directed by said judgment to be sold, being a parcel of land, with the buildings and improvements thereon, situate in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings.

City and State of New York, being on the easterly side of East 31st Street, distant SI 8 feet 2 inches northerly of Til-den Avenue, having a width front, and rear of IS feet and a uniform depth of 100 feet ot an inch, and more particularly described in the judgment, to which reference is made. Together with stic-t r.iglits. Premises known as No. 93 East 31st Street. Dated.

Februaiv 17th. 1941. E. VINCENT CURTAY.NE. Referee 1,1 SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY -THE KINGS (X)UNTY SAVINGS BANK, plaintiff, against MAX jtlUED-RICH, et defendants.

Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure and sale entered in tlj above in lion, dated February llth. 1911, tin- rcf-eree therein named, will sell at public aiirtkin to the highest bidder, hv 0. V. McMAHON, auction. in the Rrooklyn Real Estate Exchange Salesroom.

No. 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn, New York, on Hie 2ttl) day of March, 1941. at 12 o'clock noon, th- premises -directed by said to be sold, situate in tli" Borough of Biooklyn, County of Kings. City and State uf N-w York, descriit.

as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the nortli-rlv side of hi Street, distant 485 feet easl-rlv fioru the corner' formed by the inlersc' tion of the northerly side S-c. nt v-eih' ii Sireet with the sid" of Twenty-first Avenue; tie.ng a plot 4 inches wide from arid car I.v loo feet deep on cadi side, and hiioAn as No. 2171-2173 78th Dated. Manh 3. 1911.

EUGENE R. KRKNN N. R-'-ree. TAYLOR ROBERTS, At ni ys for Planum, 7 Huhov St 1 CI, York City. SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY ALEXANDER RoTH. plaint of, against ALFONZINA DELLI et defendants. MILTON GOELL, Plaintiff's t-toiliey. 123 William 1, ct all, New York City, Pursuant to judgment dated Mu lt 1st, 1911. duly I vv-u 1 1 liuhlic auction, by ELMER W.

D'Cvi VAN, auctioneer, at the Hiook'nn R-al Estate Exchange, 1st! Brooklvn. New York, on M.c 25. 1911. at 12 o'clock noon, iln- pi. mi-ises in said judgment direcinl io i.

sold, situate in the County K.nc.s Stale of New York, hi Hit on tl erlv sid" of West 3rd Street, (list in: 16(1 feel 2 inches soilllnrlv liolii Ave. nue X. being a plot 19 f-et in in-hi-s ill wiil'h iiorit and i- in hv I'm 111 depth on eai side the' noilh-riv line running part of in- Ii ti i a party wall more fully in said ntdgnieui, and ti the items therein im iiimiiol. 'i known as 2423 W.si mc, i. PHILIP ELLENRoGEN.

R. n.h!-ti iv NoTl('E oE I.E. SUPREME COURT. KINGS Till-; Wll.LIAMSRIT.cn NTY V- IN'IS NK. tginn-l and ANNA I'lKIKL.

I- nit s. I'm to ft luil-iio-nt en: 1'- ill lo nit I vv ii sell puhl'i; ail' e-n, KAN FY JP. nut i liioohivn Rial Esta'e Ev.h.in.;.. Slrct, Riookivn, New on Mao ll 2sth. 191 1, at 12 Ii premises 111 0', ,1 i mil of Rrosklvn.

Kml--, i a nil Slate N-w hv said judgment In be sold 'h" thereon the Ii," I hwesterly side of Itll ti venui lllt il feet north' 1 (ion, tormcd by the ml -i i ion it nor-tliweslerlv sole piih Vvuue vv.lh he tiiirtln I 1. being a nlot l'(i -t width flout ami rear bv loo oi Id't'i mi both with a pint -11 oil" side; together Willi loco-' and easement no rior'l- lour feet of the pu-lu-is t'-lv adloihitlg on the souihw- -ill' O'l I 1,1 Mils llll'l i "1 i ei or, I rind e.i i I Of I he i eis, in lit on lh uihW'Si inn- hweslerlj- foul- Ii et of 1.. hei-in ii oh id oidguii nt for mo- ipt mi of said pt einis. Man PHI .1 MES FEE! lit A lt F.hKER t' Live Pls.n: If, i 'ne 1 l.i i koii, York, 1-Vlu ni by 47 I 1 of i 1 i to I I I I 1 and have no malice in my heart," said. "I want to thank the school for the gifts sent to us, and the ladies who have kindly remembered Asks Blessing for Wife "I would like to tell all of the youngsters and ojd timers, too, that crime does not pay.

There Is no such thing as 'easy money. Landers, who with Heard steadfastly refused spiritual consolation the last, told the sheriff before walked "the last mile" that he wanted sympathy from no one and that he did not want "a preacher my "Not much a fellow can say at a time like this," his speech for broadcast said. "I want to thank the little Sunday school girls for the little gifts at Christmas time. Sheriff Erskine has been swell to us one of the best. May God bless my dear wife and little son.

"Good by to you all." LEGAL NOTICES SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF KINGS DOROTHY GRAHAM, plaintiff, against JAMES GRAHAM, defendant. SUM MONS. ACTION FOR ABSOLUTE DIVORCE. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT! YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if the complaint is not served with this, summons, to gerve a notice of appearance on the plaintiff's attorney within 20 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 he taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the complaint.

Dated. October 31st, 104(1. MURRAY H. BLUMENFELD. Attorney for Plaintiff, Office and Post Office Address, 134 Nassau Street, New York City.

TO JAMES GRAHAM: The fuienoind summons Is served upon you by publication pursuant to an order by Mr. Justice John H. Mc-Cooey Justice of the Supreme Court. KinKs County, dated the 20th day of February. 194i, and filed with the coniplaint in the, office of the County Clerk of Kings County, at the Mall or Records, Borough or Brooklyn, KIiibs County.

State of New York. Dated, New York, February 27th, 1941. MURRAY H. BLUMENFELD. Attorney for Plaintiff.

Office and P. Address. 154 Nassau Street. Borough of Manhattan. City of New York.

f28-6t File No. 41711939. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and independent-To: 1. AARON HILDENFINGER, 2. JULIET DREYFUS, 3.

BASILS WEILL. 4. BETTY NEWMAN, 6. HELEN BEARDS, send greeting WHEREAS. ARTHUR BEARDS, who resides at No.

f78 Senator Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, has presented his account as Executor of MAX HILDENFINGER, deceased, lately residing at No. 337 47th Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, and a petition praying that his account may he judicially settled, and for a direction for the disposition and manner of payment to the foreign legatees. NOW, THEREFORE you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, tri be held in Room 2.VA, at the Hall of Records, in the Cuimly of Kings, on the 24th day of March, 1941, at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such settlement should not be had. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed.

(Seal) WITNESS. Hon. GEORGE ALBERT WINGATE. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn. In the said County, the 19tli day of February, 1941, PERCY T.

STAPLETON, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. 21-4t THE KINGS COUNTY SAVINGS BANK plaintiff, against PETER SAN-TULLI, Individually, and as Administrator of the goods, chattels and credits of Frank Santulli, also known as Tony Santulli, deceased; Amalia Amodeo, also known as Americi Amo-deo, if living, or if she be dead, her respective heirs at law, next of kin, devisees, successors in Interest, grantees, assignees and all parties who are or make any claim as executors, administrators, devisees or grantees of said defendant, or who would have any interest in or lien upon real property derived through said defendant, their names being unknown to the plaintiff, and others, defendants. No. 9301-1940. Supplemental Summons.

TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS: YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the amended'vomplaint in this action and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if the amended complaint is not served with this supplemental summons, to serve a notioe of appearance on the plaintiff's attorneys within twenty days after the. service of this supplemental summons, exclusive of the day of service. In case of your failure to appear, or answer, Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded in the amended complaint. Dated. December 23rd, 1940.

TAYLOR ROBERTS. Attorney! for Plaintiff, Office and P. O. Address, No. 7 Hanover Street, Borough of Manhattan.

City of New York. TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS. AMALIA AMODEO, ALSO KNOWN AS AMERICI AMODEO. if living, or If she he dead, her respective heirs at law, next of kin. devisees.

urcessors in Interest, grantees, assignee! and all parties who are or make any claim as executors, devisees or grantees of said defendant, or who would have any interest In or lien upon real property derived through said defendant, their names being unknown to the plaintiff: The foregoing supplemental summon! Is served upon you by ptiblira-lion pursuant to an order of Hon, Lewis L. Fawcett, a Justice of the Supreme Court of the Slate of New York, dated the 31st day of January, 1941. and filed Willi the amended complaint in the office' of the Clerk of Kings Couniy, at the Kings County Clerk office, in the Borough of Brooklyn, Countv of Kings, City and Statu of New York. The object or this action la to foreclose a mortgage in the sum of as reduced to on premises located in the Borougtt or Brooklyn, Couniy of Kings, City and State of New York, beginning; at a point on the easterly side of Ocean Parkway, distant S86 feet southerly from the cornltr formed by tho intersection of the Easterly side of Ocean Parkway with the southerly side of Avenue being a plot 28 feet wide front and rear by 150 feet deep on each side, and known (is Nos. 1971-73 ucenn i ai'Kway.

Dated, New York, February Blh. 1941, TAYLOR ROBERTS, Attorneys for Plaintiff, Office and O. Address, No. 1 Hanover Slreel, Borough of Manhattan. City of New York, f7-Bt SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY FLATBUS1I SAVINGS BANK, plaintiff, against T1LL1E COHEN; ALBERT COHEN and "MARY COHEN, wife, the name "Mary" being flclitffus.

the tnio first name, of ssld defendant being unknown to Plaintiff: HELEN COHEN KRAMER: ALK COHEN and "ROSE" COHEN, of all If to or as JUtif-l rlttt Wltn an rne right, title and interest of the party oi the first part of, In and to Fenimore Street in front of and adjacent to the above described premises to the middle hue thereof. Dated. February 18th, 194 1. ANTHONY J. SCOTTO, Referee.

JOHN D. ARMSTRONG, Plaintiff! Attorney, 189 Munlaguc Street, Brook lyn, New York. iia-oi SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY IDA B. OBERM.AYER, plaintiff, against MINNIE GORDON, et defendants. Pursuant to a judgment of foreclosure and sale dated February ISih, 1941, and duly entered herein, the undersigned will sell at public auction, by G.

V. McMAHON. auctioneer, at the Rrooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, County of Kings, on March 21st, 1941. at 12 o'clock noon, the following described premises, located in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings: BEGINNING at a point on the northerly side of Avenue D. distant 20 feet easterly from the northeast corner of Avenue and Schenectady Avenue, having a frontage of 20 feet along Avenue and a uniform depiti of 100 feet, and known as premises 4703 Avenue and more particularly described in the judgment herein.

Dated, February 28th, 1941. CHARLES W. DARLING. Referee. MARSHALL SNYDER.

Plaintiff's Attorney, 401 5th Avenue, Brooklyn. N. Y. f28 mh4 7 111118 SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY PAUL MARKERT. plaintiff, against FRANK L.

REICHERT, defendant. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale dulv made and en tered in the above entitled action, and bearing date the 21st day of February, 1941. I. the undersigned, referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 1HI Montague Street, Brooklyn, by JOHN A. HARTIGAN, auctioneer, on the 28th day r.f March.

1941. at 12.110 o'clock noon, the, premise! directed by said judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows: ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being the Burough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows; BEGINNING at a point on the southerly side of Myrtle Avenue, distant 17 feet 2 inches easterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the southerly side of Myrtle Avenue with the easterly side of Stockholm Street and running thence southerly at right angles to Myrtle Avenue 40 reet thence southeasterly tji ieei to a i point 97 feet 9't inches soul herly from Mvrtle Avenue on a line drawn at I right angles to said Myrtle Avenue; and theme northerly and part of the distance through a paity wall 3 luet W'4 Indies IO ioe sooi.i'ii.V sine Myrtle Avenue, and thence westerly along the southerly side of Mvrile Avenue 30 feet to the point or plaio of heginning TOGETHER with all the right, title and interest of the parly of the fust part of, in and to the avenue in front of the premises to (lie centre line thereof. Dated.

February 28th, 1941. BERNARD AUSTIN. Referee. LESTER C. RINGE.

Attorney for Plaintiff. 5802 Metropolitan Avenue. Ridgewood, New York. mh7-6t SUPR ECO I SC 0 1 THE UNION NATIONAL BANK OF MAHANOY CITY, plaintiff, vs. HELEN CARLSON, et defendants.

Pursuant to judgment entered here. In, dated January 9, 1941. I. the undersigned, referee in said judgment named, will aell at public auction to the highest bidder, by MORRIS REICH, auctioneer, at the Biooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 1X9 Montague Street, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, on the 17th day of Mai. J911, at 12:00 o'clock noon, the picinises in said judgment directed to be sold, located in the Borough ot Brooklyn, County of Kings, and more particularly described as follow: BEGINNING a point on (he southwesterly side of Dorset Street, distant 81 feet northwesterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the southwesterly side uf Dorset Street with the northwesterly side of Ditmas Avenue: running thence southwesterly parallel with Dumas Avenue and part of the distance through a party wall 90 feet; running northwesterly parallel with Dorset Street 16 feet; running thence northeasterly parallel with Ditmas Avenue and part of the distance iiiroiiiih a party wall 90 feet tu tin- southwest- erly side of Dorset Slrct: running i thence southeasterly along the south- westerly side of Dorset Sireet Hi let to the point or place of le ginning.

Dalecf February 21. 1911. I JOHN J. M. O'SHKA.

Referee, MILTON DORNBUSH. At lorn, lor Plaintiff, 30 Broad Slrct N-w Yik City. f21-rit Fft 1 ii StrpREME COURT, COUNTY KINGS JOHN S1IEVI.IN. GEORGE H. SHEVLIN.

find MARGARET S. -CANT-WELL, plaintiffs v. ROS1E ROSENSWEIG. ct d-f-nJ- ants. In pursuance of a jwlcmcnt n.

closure and sale, duly mail- and en tered in the above-entitled a-lwn "ii February 26th. 1941. I wiN sell public auction, at the Exdiante sai'-s Room, 189 Montague Streei, of Brooklyn, Citv of N-w York, he 21st day uf March. 19-11, lit IJ ml. noon of that (lav.

hv IIKKMSN DAHUT, auctioned d.i-o hv the said Judgm-nt to known as 218 Sireet, Uio ktvn N. and d-s. r.bcd ALL that certain lot. pi- or -1 of land, with the' and -ii-iiroveinents thereon, hno: icl lieing in the Borough ot Hi County of Kings, the Coy and of New York, bound, and ih 'ii I as follows, to wit BEGINNING al a point on th southerly side of Fiftieth Str-ci. -tanl three hundred feet wesi.

ru fi the cottier formed by Hi- int-i ten of the west-rlv sid- of Third A-i With the southerly side or SI reel; running tin nee southerly lei with Third Avenue one hundred feet two Inches; thence wesierly i' ii lei wilh Fiftieth Street twenty f-ei thencp northerly paisIM w-th Th.rd Avenue one hundred feet two sin tc the southerly sid" of Fifli-lh Stri, and thence easterly along lb" ou'h- erlv side of Fiftieth Stt twenty lo the point or pint BEGINNING TOGETHER with all He- nghi and inl-rest of the mottgag and to the land lying in l-'i ftieih si in front of and ad mining the described pi'riinscs lo Ihe renter Ln thereof. Dated, N-w Yoik, February 27' ti 1911. StMt'KL SWEET. Referee CHARLES Aitoonv for Plsinl'ff" Offue and 41 Chamber ItreeL New -k City. ES-flt, I'ilu N.

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