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For Ad Rendu -BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1937 Telephone MAin 4-6000 23 LEGAL NOTICES FORECLOSURES FORECLOSURES Broughton, 2 Sons Honeymoon Inspires Idyl on a Garbage Scow Novel by Bard of Barges ICC Schedules Date for Quiz On Alleghany Hearing September 21 Ordered To Decide Consolidation Worth Washington, Sept. 7 (iPy-The In tation Department for his frequent contributions of verse and short from a discarded top hat, banana peels, coffee grounds, "Go," he says, "go get your song where life and love are cheap. I shall wait till they reach the htap." Cabbage, who was bora 38 years ago in Hungary as John Keppecs, had this to say of his novel, "Mike "Here's a strong plot. Look: "I take two characters that aren't worth a damn, and I put 'em In the rubbish. The climax comes when one them takes his flapper bride for honeymoon on a scow.

A hurricane comes up. And there, with tomato cans and ashes streaming over her head, she sees a new light and new truth." Verse Brought Fame Cabbage, a resident of the Bronx, gained lame throughout tne faani' Right Bank of the East River than In anj States of similar size. yesterday stealing a purse from Mrs. Adelaide Schurl of 14 Irving Ave. in the Willoughby Theater.

Magistrate Nicholas Pinto set bail $300 for a hearing Sept. 14. The detectives said they had been seated directly behind Oswald. The purse contained 76 cents, a powder puff and a pawn ticket. Salvatore Blandino, 28, and his wife, Irene, 23, were held in $25,000 bail each today for the grand Jury, on a first degree arson charge in connection with a fire in their apartment at 311 Stagg St.

early on the morning of Sept. 2. Police told Magistrate Vincent J. Sweeney in Felony Court that 25 persons were sleeping in the building at the time of the fire. The Blandinos carried $2,000 insurance.

Frank A. Bellucci, president of the Queens County Bar Association, in letter to Tommy Manville criticised the young millionaire fo: his newspaper advertisement of.iasLUpws fourth and Steve Wittrnan of SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY-HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, Plaintiff, against PETER ROTULO. el Defendants. HARRY NATHANSON. Attorney for Plaintiff, 2 Lafayette Street, New York, N.

Y. Pursuant to Judgment dated the 19th day of August. 1937, and duly entered. 1 will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the Brooklyn Real Estate Ex change, 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn, N.

on the 29th day of September. 1937, at 12 o'clock noon, the premises, with the improvements thereon, directed py saia ludgment to be sold, situated In the County of Kings, Cuy and State of New York, beginning at a point on the northeasterly side of 38th Street, distant 160 feet northwesterly from the corner formed bv the intersection of the northeasterly side of 38th Street with the northwesterly side of 13th Avenue, being 20 feet in width front and rear by 150 feet 4V inches on each side and partly through a party wall on the easterly side; more particularly set forth in the aforesaid Judgment of foreclosure and sale. The premises are known as 1261 38th Street, Borough of Brooklyn, New York. Dated, September 7th. 1937.

IRVING L. BRUNS, Referee. s7-6t tu SUPREME COURT. KING8 COUNTY IRVING TRUST COMPANY, Plaintiff, against LILLIAN 0EKMAH, SUFHIB AL- PERN, et Defendants. In pursuance of a Judgment of fore closure and sale duly made and entered in tne above entitled action, and bearing date the 11th day of August.

1937, I. the undersigned, the referee lu said Judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by O. V. McMAHON. Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No.

189 Montague Street, in the uorougn or Brooklyn. County or Kings, on the 28th day of September. 1937. at twelve o'clock noon, the premises directed by said juQgment to pe sold, ana therein described as follows: ALL that certain lot. niece nr nf land, with the building and Impovements thereon erected, and all fixtures and ar ticles attached to, or to be attached to.

or used In connection with said premises, situate, lying and being in the Borough of Brooklvn. County of Kings City and State of New York, bounded and described as rouows: BEGINNINO at a point on the westerly side of East 14th Street, distant 300 feet. southerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the westerly side of East 14th Street with the southerly side of Avenue running thence westerly ne) parallel with Avenue 100 feet: thence southerly and parallel with East 14th Street. 40 feet; thence easterly, and again parallel with Avenue 100 feet to the westerly side of East 14th Street: and tnence northerly along the westerly side of East 14th 8treet. 40 feet to the start or place of beginning.

TOGETHER with all the right, title and Interest of the mortgagors of. In and to the land lying in East 14th Street. In front of and adjoining the above described to uie centre line thereof. Dated, August 31. 1937 WILLIAM V.

KEENAN. Referee. oaraKLts Sc CANFIELD, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and ah Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan.

City ot New York. 87.10.14. 17.21.24.27 SUPR1TME mrrRT rrvr. rrmaiv s-n xbank. FARMERS TRUST COMPANY, rwimni, against.

HYMAI4 GROSS, et Defendants, 5833 1937. Ill UUrSbanri nl a Itri.mant nF closure and sale duly made and entered in tne aoove-entitied action on August 9th, s. undersigned, the Referee In saia judgment named, will sell at public to mo nignest Didder by WALTER n. Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange Salesroom. 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York, on the 2nd day of September, 1937, at 12 o'clock noon, the premises directed by said Judgment to be told and described as follows: All that certain lot.

piere or parcel of land, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point on the westerly aide of Delamera Place (East 23rd Street), distant 100 feet northerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the northerly side of Avenue and the westerly side of Delamere Place, East 23rd Street): running thence westerly parallel with Avenue L. 100 feet to the centre line of the block: thence northerly along the centre line of the block and parallel with Delamere Place. 30 feet, 7 Inches: thence easterly parallel with Avenue and part of the distance through a garage party wall, 100 feet to the westerly side of Delamere Place and thence southerly along the westerly aide of Delamere Place, 30 feet, 7 Inches to the point or place of beginning.

Together with all the right, title and Interest of the mortgagor. In and to the land lying In Delamere riace, in iront of and adjoining taid premises to the centre line thereof. Together with an easement for passage and re-passage for pleasure automobiles only to the garage on the rear of said premises over the southerly 3 feet of the premises adjoining the aforesaid premises on the north. Subject, however, to an easement over the northerly 3 feet of these premises for passago and re-passage for pleasure automobiles only to the garage on the rear of the premises immediately adjoining on the north. In favor of all owners of the premises adjoining on the north.

The approximate amount of the mortgage debt for which the premises are sold Is $8,029.58, with interest from July it). 19J7, together with costs and allowances of (548.00 and the expenses of the sale; the approximate amount of taxes, water rates and other Hens la (333.25 and interest. ABRAHAM K. DORIS. Referee.

BLANTJY. MOONEY SHIPMAN. At torneys for Plaintiff, 40 Wall street. Borough of Manhattan. New York City.

The sale In tte above action is hereby adjourned to Saturday, September 11th, 11137. at 11:00 o'clock In the forenoon, at the same place. Dated, September 2. 1937. ABRAHAM K.

DORIS, Referee. s7-2t tu SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY-HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, Plaintiff, against HELEN FIERTAO. Defendants. Loan No.

30-5-A-15816. Notice of Sale. J08EPH H. GOLDSTEIN. Attorney for Plaintiff, Office and P.

O. Address. Loew Theater Building, Coney Island, New York. In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered In the above entitled action, and bearing date (he 24lh day of August. 1937., I.

the undersigned, the referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by WILLIAM F. REYNOLD8, Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague Street, Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and State of New York, on the 22d day of September, 1937, at 12:00 o'clock noon, the premises, with the Improvements thereon erected, directed by said Judgment to be sold, situated in the County of Kings.

Slate of New York, on the westerly side of Easl B4th Street, distant 342 feet 2 inches southerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the southerly side of Flat-lands Avenue and the westerly side of East 94th Street; being 20 feet In width front and rear by 100 feet in depth on both sides, both said side lines running parallel with Flatlands Avenue, said premises being more particularly described in said judgment. Dated. August 30. 1037. BERNARD A.

ABRAHHKIN. Referee. au31 si 7 9 14 16-6t NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY THE WILLI AM8BURGH SAVINGS BANK PlamtifT. against SEL1G SHAPIRO, et al Defendants.

Pursuant to fl Judgment entered herein, dated August 20th. 1937 I will sell at public auction, by WALTER H. HALLO-WELL, Aurtiuneer, at the Brooklyn Rial F.state Exchange. 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn.

New York, on Sepietnber 28. 1937. at 12 o'clock noon, the niortgaEed premises in the Borough of Brooklyn County of Kings, directed by said Judgment to be sold, with the improvements thereon, situate on tne westerly side of Avenue, distant 20 feet northerly from the comer formed by the Intersection of the westerly side of Tompkins Avenue with the northerly side of Park Avenue, being a plot IB feet 4 inches Iront and rear by 84 (eet In depth on both sides, with a party wall on either side; together with street rights and lo rmenants restrictions of record. Reference is made to said Judgment for a mole complete dc-scnption said premises Dated, HriUfmber 2(1. lfl'17 JAMES FAWr'ETT.

Referee 8. M. II, E. MEEKER, Attorneys lor Plaintiff, 1 Hanson Pluce, Brooklyn. New s7-6l tu sa HUPRKME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY--THE LINCOLN HAVINGS HANK OF BROOKLYN. Plaintiff. against JOHN CAVANAGH. el. Delendants.

Pursuant to Judgment of loiYclnHire and sale duly made and entered tlir above entitled action, cialed the day of August. 1937. I. the referee therein named will sell at public auction lo the highest bidder, by JOSEPH CATHARINE Auctioneer, at Ihe Brooklyn Heal Kstate Exchange. 169 Montague StriTl, Borough of Brooklyn.

City and suite of New York on the 28th day of September, 1937. at 12 o'clock noon, premises directed by 'aid Judgment to be sold, situate in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and State of New York, on the westerly side of East 43d Street, three htindrrd twenty-two (322i feet south of Linden Boulevard, being twenty-two 122) feet wide front and rear by one liondred (1001 feet In depth on either side, the side lines be. Ing parallel with Linden Boulevard and running through party wails: together with street rights.

If any. In East 43d Street, and together with all fixtures and articles of persona property attached to or ued in ronnectlon with the premises and covered by the mortgage under foreclosure Together with and subject to easement or right-of-way reciprocal with premises im-nieriia'ely adloining on the south, as more fully set forth said dirigment. SAMUEL MILLER. Referee HFCTOR MrG. CUHRKN.

Attorney for SUPREME COURT OF TH STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF KrNGS HOMB OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, Plalntlf, against JEMIMA SCHILLING, WILLIAM SCHILLING. JOHN FLINT, SARAH J. FLINT, wife, also known as SARAH KELLEY: 'JOHN" BEGGINS and "MARY BEGGINS. his wife, first names of last two defendants fictitious, true names unknown to plaintiff, Defendants.

Index No. 20161937. Pursuant to Judgment of foreclosure and sale, dated August 24th. 1937. and duly entered.

I. the undersigned, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn. New York, at 12.00 o'clock noon on September 21st.

1937. by WILLIAM T. MacKOBEKTB, Auctioneer, the premises, with the Improvements thereon, la the County of Kings, State of New York, located on the Intersection of the southwest side of Bevy Court with the northwest side of Bijou Avenue, being 68 feet in width front and rear on Bevy Court by 52 feet 6 Inches In depth on both tides. Subject to covenants, restrictions, easements and encumbrances of record and any state of facts an accurate survey may show. Said premises being more fully described In said Judgment.

Premises are known as 97 Bevy Court. Dated, August 27th. 1937. DAVID KLEIN, Referee. SAMUEL H.

FEINSON. Attorney for Office and P. O. Address, 11 Broadway, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. au31-6t tu th SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY THE ORPHANS' HOME AND ASYLUM OF THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN NEY YORK, Plaintiff, against ABRAHAM MARCUS and others, Defendants. Pursuant to Judgment of foreclosure and sale entered In the above action In the Kings County Clerk's Office on August 26th, 1937, I. the undersigned, the referee, will sell at public auction at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague 8treet, Brooklyn, New York, on September 28th, 1937, at 12 o'clock, the premises in said Judgment directed to be sold, being a plot of ground, with the Improvements thereon, situate the Borough of Brooklvn, County of Kings and City of New York, described as follows: ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, with the buildings thereon erected, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the northerly side of St.

John's Place, distant two hundred feet five and three-quarter Inches easterly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the northerly side of St. John's Place with the easterly tide of Schenectaoy Avenue: running thence northerly and part of the distance through a party wall parallel with Schenectady Avenue one hundred ten feet: thence easterly parallel with St. John's Place twenty feet: thence southerly parallel with Schenectady Avenue and part of the distance through a party wail one hundred ten feet to the northerly side of St. John's Place: and thence westerly along the northerly side of St. John's Place twenty feet to the point or place of beginning.

TOGETHER with all the right, title and Interest of. In and to the land Ivmg in front of and adjoining said premises to the center line of said St. John's Place. Subject to the state of facts which i survey and tmspectton would show and In. dicate: party walls, and, so far as the same are respectively In force and effect, agree-ments of record relating thereto.

If any. railroad, consent recorded In the office ot the Register of Kings County In Liber 2253 of Conveyances, page 465, and statutory restrictions. If any. Dated. September 7th.

1937. DOUGLAS HOLLENBACH. Referee. DeWITT. LOCK MAN Sc DeWITT.

Attnr neys for Plaintiff, Office and P. Address. No. 88 Nassau Street, Borough of Manhattan, Citv of New York. s7-et tu tn RIIPRKMK COURT.

KINOS COUNTY MANUFACTURERS TRUST COMPANY, as trustee, Plaintiff, against hakkx CHAPMAN TWIBELL. et Defendants. NEWMAN As disco Fiainun Attorneys. 165 Broadway. New York City.

Pursuant to a Judgment of foreclosure and sale, entered herein, dated August 27, 1937. I will sell at public auction at the Brooklvn Real Estate Exchange Salesroom. No. 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn, New York, onScptember 28.

1937. at 12 o'clock noon. by8TEPHEN F. BARRERA. Auctioneer, the mortgaged premises and personal property directed by said Judgment to be sold, situated In Kings County, City of New York, on the south side of Quincy Street, 300 fet west of southwest corner of Quincy Street and Tompkins Avenue, being a Plot 20 feet front and rear by 100 feet in depth on both sides, said premises being known as 376 Quincy Street, Brooklyn, New York.

Dated, September 2, 1937. JOHN READ SMITH. Referee. s7-8t tu LEGAL NOTICES THE PEOPLE OF THE 8TATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God free and Independent To PAUL SCHNEIDER. MA-THILDE 8CHNELL and PAULINE HAAO.

Send greeting: Whereas. EMMA SCHNEIDER, who resides at 349 Rldgewood Avenue. Brooklyn, New York, has presented a petition praying for a decree that a certain instrument in writing bearing date the 27th day of November. 1925, relating to real and personal property, be duly proved as the last will and testament of MARKUS SCHNEIDER, lately residing at No. 349 Rldgewood Avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York.

Now. Therefore, you and each of you are herebv cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records, In tne County of Kings, on the 7th day of October. 1937, at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such decree should not be made. In testimony whereof, we have caused the Seul of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon.

GEORGE ALBERT (Seal) WINGATE. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, In the said County, the 30lh day of August. 1937. PERCY T. 8TAPLETON.

Clerk of the Surrogate Court. This citation Is served upon you as required by law. You are not obliged to appear in person. If you fall to appear It will be assumed that, you consent lo the proceedings, unless you file written objections thereto. You have a right to have an altorney-at-law appear for you.

auji-4t tu AT A SPECIAL TERM, PART II, OF the Supreme Court of the Stale of New York, held in and for the County of Kings al the County Court House In the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, on ihc 31st day ol Aug'ist. 1937. Present: HON, CHARLES C. LOCK-WOOD.

Justice. In the matter of the application of JACOB EINSTEIN for leave lo change his name to JAY WINSTON. Upon reading and filing the petition of JACOB WEINSTEIN. duly verified the 2(ilii riav of August. 1937.

and the consent of HELEN KNKCHT WEINSTEIN duly acknowledged the 26th day of August. 1937. and it appearing to my satisfaction that there Is no reasonable objection to the petitioner assuming the name proposed it Is. on motion of BENJAMIN HARROW, attorney ir the petitioner, ORDERED, that upon the entry of this order and the filing of the order with (he pttition und the consent upon winch the same was granted, ten days from da'e hereof the ollire of the Clerk of the County of Kings, and upon the putiil-catlon which is hereby directed within ten davs alter the entry of this order of a ropv thereof at least once in The Brooklyn Eagle. a newspaper published in the County of Kings, and upon filing and recording in the office ot Clerk of the County of Kings within forty davs after the making of this order an alfldavit of said p'lMtratinn, the petitioner.

JACOM WEINSTEIN. be and he herebv Is directed lo assume the name of JAY WINSTON ill place and stead oi his present name, and the petitioners wife he and she herehv is directed it) a-snmc the name of HFI.FN KNECHT WINSTON in Place and stead ol her present name on and alter lie lltli day of October. 1H37. iFnten C. J.

C. STATE OF NF.W YORK L'XLCUTIVE ALflANY Whereas. my opinion, the public intrust it'iiuntM an Extraordinary 7enn ol Appellate UiviMotl nl the Supreme Court ol the Second Judicial Deparlnt' lit. to be held at a time lierelnafler specified lor the transaction ol such business as mny cooif before It. I hereby designate ns the ttnie Friday.

September tenth, nineteen hundred thutv-scven. at ten o'clock in the morning Ida v. light saving timei. and as the place the Cfiurt House in Ihe Borough ol Brooklyn. City of Ntw York, for the holding oi Ex' rnordituiry Term of the Appellate Division nf the Supreme Coort ol the Second Judicial IlopHrtnieii: lor the raiisncnon of such lmincsb as shall come lutoro the said Court.

Notice is hereby given of such appointment, lu my judgmcn' is sud ictetit notire thcreol tin: 'he same he pultlf-hed on Tuesthty. Repicmhcr seventh, nineteen hundred thu v-seven, in 'the Btook'vu Eagle and Ihe Nassau Dally Review, newspapers published in the Borough ol Brooklyn and th, County ol Nassau, rcuec-tively and I direct that such notice be puoltsned accordingly. Fnr'tler I direct 'hat notice of the appointment of stid Fx'raordlnarv Teitn oi the Appellate Division be mailed by the Cl rk of said Appellate Division on or before September lourth, nineteen hundred thirty-seven, to each of the Justices composing Appellate Division. Uivtu under mv hand the Privy Seal ol si.itf at ihe Capitol in 'lie City of Albany this third (Seal) day of September in the yeiir ol Our Lord one 'h uismd nine and thirty-seven. By (he tioveroo- 'Smicrt' HFRBFRT LEHMAN.

WALTER, I. BROWN. Secretary to the Go.crnor. a SUPREME COURT. KTNOS COUNTY-- THE LINCOLN SAVINGS BANK.

or BROOKLYN, formerly THE GERMAK SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN. Pialntlll. against ANNA EiatM, ana omen, fendants. To the above namea oeienaaau aiua each of them: You are hereby summoned to anawef the amended complaint In this action and to serve a copy of yvur answer, or, if th amended complaint la not served with Una supplemental summon, to terve notie of appearance on the platntlft'i attorney Wlimn twenty aaya alter wo ci us thlt supplemental summons, exclusive pt the day of tervlce. In case of your fatlute) to appear or answer, judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded In the amended complaint.

Dated, January za. iJ'. HECTOR McO. CURREN. Attorney tot Plaintiff, Office and P.

O. Addrett, 20 Court Street. Borough ot Brooklyn. City, of New York. lo the defendant.

anxA The foregoing supplemental tummont leJ served upon you by publication pursuant to an order of Hon. Ckarlet 1. Dodd, Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated August 18th, 1B37, filed with the papert in this action In the office of the County Clerk of the County ot Kings, Hall of Records. Borough of Brooklyn, City and State of New York, on the itttn day oi August, iujf. The object of the above entitled action it to foreclose a mortgage held by the plaintiff In the sum of five thousand ($5,000) dollars, made by Jacob Bottert and Barbara Bossert, hit wife, to the Germaa Savings Bank of Brooklyn, now the Lincoln Savings Bank of Brooklyn, the plalntlft herein, dated October 1st, 1889.

and recorded In the office of the Register of the County of Kings on octooer 4tn, ibb, in Liber 2144 of Mortgages at page 327, and further mortgage, likewise held by the plaintiff. In the sum of two thousand five hundred ($2,500) dollars, made by Rosle Sheinhouse to the German Savings Bank of Brooklyn, now the Lincoln Savings Bank ot Brooklyn, the plaintiff herein, dated September 22d, 1905. and recorded In the office of the Register of the County of Kings oa September 22d. 1905, In Liber 43, Section 8 of Mortgages, at page 145: on which) mortgages there Is now due and owing the plaintiff the principal turn of tlx thousand ($6.0001 dollars and Interest: said mortgages covering premises in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, with land and Improvements-on the northeasterly side of Lee Avenue. twentv-flve (25) feet northwest of Middle-ton Street, being twenty-five (25 feet wide! front and rear by eighty (80) feet in depth on either side, the side lines runntns parallel with Middleton Street and through party walls; said premises being more particularly described la the aforesaid mortgages.

Dated. Auguust 20th. 1937. HECTOR McG. CURREN, Attorney lot Plaintiff.

Office and P. O. Address, 29 Court Street, Borough ot Brooklyn. City of New York. au24-6t tU UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA.

Complainant, vg. HBERDAR HOLDING CORPORATION, Defendant. 7058. Pursuant to an ordw made herein bt Hon. Orover M.

Moscowltz, District Judge, dated the 17th day ot July, 1937, notice Is hereby given to all persons having or asserting claims against (1) Edward Mc-Loughlln. Herbert L. Williams and Al-phonso M. Dreyer at Ancillary Receiver! of the defendant; (2) D. William Leldee, Herbert L.

Williams end Alphonso U. Dreyer at Ancillary Receivers of trie defendant; (31 D. William Lelder and Alphonso M. Dreyer as Ancillary Receiver of the defendant, and (41 Milton M. Goldman and Alphonso M.

Dreyer. the Ancillary Receivers of the defendant, arising under or out of or In connection with, or relating to the administration by said respective Ancillary Receivers of the property and asset! of the defendant subsequent to September 6. 1933, to file on or before the 1st day of November, 1937, wltU Milton M. Goldman and Alphonao M. Dreyer, present Ancillary Receiver! of thf above-named defendant Llberdar Holding Corporation, at their office, 141 Broadway.

In the Borough of Manhattan, City and State of New York, written proofs ot their claims tod demand! agalntt tald respective Ancillary Receivers of the above defendant, duly verified, stating the amount and nature of any security or lien claimed or any claims of priority In payment from the assets in the hands oi the present Ancillary Receivers. In accordance with the terms of the aforesaid order, tny person so failing; to so file hit proof of claim shall be barred and foreclosed of all right to assert or enforce the same thereafter against any of the aforesaid Ancillary Receivers ot against the assets in the possession of or belonging to the present Ancillary Receivers of the above defendant, or from maintaining any action or proceeding to enforce any claims or payment thereof from said respective Ancillary Receiver! or said assets in the possession of or belonging to the present Ancillary Receivers. Further pursuant to the terms of such order. It Is necessary that such proofs of claim be made upon the form prescribed by the Court, which form may be procured upon application by mail or personally to said present Aucillary Receivers or their solicitors. Dated, New York.

N. July 17, 1837, MILTON M. GOLDMAN, ALPHONSO M. DREYER, Ancillary Receivers of Llberdar Holding Corporation. OREENBAUM, WOLFF ERNST and STEPHEN CALLAGHAN, Solicitors for Ancillary Receivers, 141 Broadway, New York City.

au3-6t tu SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OP NEW YORK. COUNTY OF KINGS LOUIS J. GOODMAN. Plaintiff, against DEUTSCH-ATLANT1SCHE TELEGRAPHENGESELL-SCHAFT (GERMAN ATLANTIC CABLS COMPANY). Defendant.

Plaintiff designates Kings County as the place of trial, Summons. To the above named defendant: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint this action, and to serve a copy of your answer, or, if the complaint la not served with thit summons, to serve a notice of appearance oa the plaintiff's attorney within twenty days after the service of this summons, exclusive of the day of service; and In case of your failure lo appear, or answer. Judgment will be taken against you by default for the relief demanded In the complaint. Dated. July 7th.

1937. JACOB CHAITKIN, Attorney for Plaintiff. Office and Post Office Address, 60 Wall Street. Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. To Deutsch-Atlantlsche Teleeraphengesell-rchaft lOerman-Atlanuc Cable Company), Berlin.

Germany: The foregoing summons is served upon you by publication, pursuant to an order of Hon. John MacCrate. a Justice of the Supreme Court of the state of New York. County of Kings, dated the 29th day oi July. 1937, and filed with the complaint in the office of the Clerk ot Use County ot Kmg.

at the Hall of Records. Joralemon ai.d Fulton S'reet. Br rough of Brooklyn, Ci'y and State of New York. Dated. New York.

August 2d. 1937. JACOB CHAI TKIN. Attorney lor Plaintiff, office and Post Office Address. 69 Wa.l street.

Borough of Manhattan. City of New York. au3-6t ttt UNITED 8TATE8 DISTRICT COURT, EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA. Complainant, vs. LAND ESTATES.

INCORPORATED. Defendant. E-70jl). Pursuant to an order made herein by Hon. drover M.

Mosrowltz, District Judge, dated the 17th day of July, 1937. notice It hereby given to all persons having or asserting claims against (1) Edward Mc Loughlln. Herbert L. Williams and Alphonso M. Dreyer as Ancillary Receiver) of lie defendant; (21 D.

William Lelder, Herbert L. Williams and Alphonso M. Dreyer as Ancillary Receivers of the defendant; (3) D. William Lelder and Alphonso Dreyer as Ancillary Receivers of the defendant, and i4i Milton M. Goldman and Alphonso M.

Dreyer. the present Ancillary Receivers of the defendant, arising under or out of or in connection with or relating to the administration by said respective Ancillary Receivers ol the property and assc's of the defendant subsequent to September 6. 1U33. to 11 le on or before the 1st day of November. 1937, with Milton M.

Goldman and Alphonso M. Dreyer, present Ancillary Receivers of the above-named defendant Llberdar Holding Corporal. on. at their office. 141 Broadway.

In the Borough of Manhattan. City and State o' New York, written proofs of their claims and demands against said respective Ancillary Receivers of the above defendant, duly verllied. stating the amount and ua-tuio of any security or lien claimed or any claims of priority In payment from tlm atseis in the hands of the present Ancillary Receivers. In accordance with the terms of the aforesaid order, any person so falling to so llle his piunf or claim shall be barred and foreclosed of all right to assert or en-lorce the same thereafter against any oi the aforesaid Ancillary Receivers or against the assets in the possession of or belonging to the present Ancillary Receivers of the above defendant, or from maintaining any action or proceeding to enforce any claims or payment thereof from said respective Ancillary Receivers or said assets in the possession of or belonging to the present Ancillary Receivers. Further pursuant to the terms of such order, it Is necessary that auch proofs of claim be made upon the form prescribed by the Court, which form may be procured upon application by mail or personally to tald present Ancillary Receivers or their solicitors.

Ujkiea, New York. N. July 17, 1937. MILTON GOLDMAN. ALPHONSO M.

DRSYER, Ancillary Receivers ef Land Estates. Incorporated. GREFNBAUM. WOLFF Si ERNST and PTEPHKN CALLAGHAN. Solicitor! tor Receivers, 141 Broadway, Hew York; City.

au3-8t tu) Get Wife's Estate $2,500 Real and Less Than $10,000 Personal Property Evenly Divided Eleanor Treadwell Averell Brough-ton of 304 Lewis who died Aug. 22, left $2,500 real and less than $10,000 personal property, according to her will filed today with Surrogate George Albert Wlngate. The estate was divided equally among her husband, Dr. Luke D. Brough- ton, and her son, Schuyler, both of 304 Lewis and her son, Averell Matthew Broughton of 105 W.

55th Street. Lena Less of 2572 Fulton who died at Samaritan Hospital on August 20, left less than $14,000 real and not more than $6,000 personal property. She left $200 to her cousin, Rose Simon, of Poland; $100 to her cousin, Elsie List, of 1523 Charlotte Bronx; $100 to her grandniece, Alyce Florence Moses, of Tarrytown, and her diamond rings; $250 to the Jewish Ladles" Day Nursery of the Bronx, $100 each to Talmud Torah of Williams and the Temple Sinai of Arlington $200 to her nephew, Leon Moses, of 2238 Morris the Bronx. Suiter, Nieces Get Jewelry A platinum bracelet was left to her sister. Rose Moses, of the Mor ris Ave.

address, plus her personal wardrobe and a diamond pin, dia mond earrings and wedding ring, to her niece, Kate Salpeter, of 120 Wyona and a diamond earring to ner niece, Rose Dlsckstein, of 21 rennsytvania Ave. The Will directed that her nrnnert at 2572 Fulton St. was to be so managed that 115 a week could be paid to her brother, Samuel Frisch, at that address, and 35 percent of the remaining income to Rose Moses. 30 percent to Kate Sal- peter. 17 percent to Rose Dicksteln and 18 percent to a nephew.

Abe Moses, of 2572 Fulton St. At Frtsch's death the principal of the house is to be divided In the same proportion as the division of the Income. The residuary estate Is to go In equal shares to Rose Moses. Kate Salpeter, Rose mm Aoe Moues. Bequests Exceed Estate Ella Adele Cooper, who died at her resl dence.

421 Clinton on Nov. 28. 1936 left not more than 12.000 personal prop erty. The will, however, provides for Bequests OI to a cousin. Marv Pratt of Burdett.

N. Y.i 83.000 to a cousin. biuma unsworn, oi west nartlord. conn, and S1.000 each to cousins. Robert Z.

briskie and Edith Morgan, of Aurora. Jewelry to a cousin. Emma Elin, of London. England: silverware to a cousin. Marina Marsnaii.

ot Hewlett, and the residue for monuments to her mother and lather. Rose DeMauro. who died her residence, 623 E. 8th on Der in 1Q1R. left her entire estate of less than 810.000 personal property to ner husband.

Joseph Minnie Melnert. who died at her resi dence. 814 Greenwood on AdHI 19 1935, left less than $9,000 real and less tnan $1,000 personal property. After numerous minor bequests she left $1 000 to her grandson. Harold 8eebeck, of 814 Oreenwood $1,000 to her granddaughter.

Grace D. Rocheford. of R946 212th Place. Bellalre. and $300 to her stepoaugnier.

Jennie Fely. of 101-54 95th Woodhaven. The residue was divided equally among her children, Charles Rocheford. of the 212th Plir, Grace Seebeck and Mae E. Smyth of the Greenwood Ave.

address. Anna M. Stroebel, who died at her residence, 65 N. Portland Ave on April 25. 1935.

left her estate of $1,200 real and less than $25 personal property In equal shares to her half-sisters and half-brother Minnie Hartlen. Marie Mehlhop and William Mehlhop. all ot 738 St. John's Place DOME MINES OUTPUT Dome Mines, production fin-eluding premium) for August totaled $625,191, versus $636,404 in August, 1936. For eight months production amounted to $5,035,103.

versus $4,651,409 in like 1936 period. GOLD FUND REPORT Washington, Sept. 7 Treasury's Inactive gold fund stood at on Sept. 3, an increase of over the previous day. Kopel Yelinsky.

5020 Douglass St. Clara Hirthkowftz, 463 Pennsylvania Ave. Domenico DISessa. 253 20th St. Emilia Florlo, 633 5th Ave.

Domenlc Buononno, 1142 41st St. Marie Volpe, 1024 40th St. Frank Monteforte. 391 Ashford 8t. Nettle Planner.

391 Ashford St. John 151 Nelson St. Jane Wilson, 42 2d St. Matteo Lauro, 659 Euclid Ave. Sadie Pugliese, 735 Elderts Lane.

Vincent Fizzuto. 114 Avenue J. Angelina Vivinetto. 226 Troutman St. William Moore, 235 Troy Ave.

Kathryn Norton, 1263 Park Place. Nicholas Amendolare, 445 2d Man. Rose Minerva. 1400 Dean St. George Wildes.

273 94th Bt. Kathleen Barry, 815 55th St. Charles Howell, 7603 88th Ave Woodh'en. Yolanda Rossi. 302 Chauncey St.

Ned Morris. 944 Halsev Bt. Mary Travers, 2553 Pitkin Ave. Cataldo Quatela. 2008 W.

6th St Maria DIBlttello. 2008 W. 6th St. Samuel Ebner. 2618 W.

23d 81. Ethel Laxer, 2112 64th St. John Reopell, 914 E. 40th St Rhoda Hlcgins. 4 Falrvlew Place.

Harry Ayres. 97 Essex Montclalr, Mmnete Pankstys, 18 Shepherd Ave. Russell McClesn, 16R5 Bergen St. Gertrude Blake. 1685 Bergen St.

Joseph Lodato, 26-41 91st St Jack. Hgls Elisa Scardia, 2837 W. 23d St. Otis Raysor. 1351 Fulton 8t Clary Howell, 1742 Fulton St.

Murray Tabacknlck. 200 Throop Ave. Helen Mothcs. 704 Blake Ave. Walter Bherbach.

512 Vermont St Jessie Wilkas, 919 Homecrest Court. Robert Shoemaker, 1611 Cortelyou Road. Ruth Kracke, 814 1st Place. Nlcolo Tevvone, 30 Bay 10th St. Carmela Russo, 1554 Bath Ave.

Thomas Nelson, 240 E. 92d St. Eila Jefferson. 236 92d St. John Bruno.

1653 25th 8t Catherine Mansky. 396 State St FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY THE GREEN POINT SAVINGS BANK, Plaintiff, against J08EPH LOGAN, el al-Defendants. Pursuant to ft Judgment herein, dated August 27th, 1937. I will sell at public auction, by ALLEN TEPLITZ.

Auctioneer, at the. Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, No. 189 Montague Street, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on the 27th day of September. 1937, at 12 o'clock noon, the premises In Kings County directed by said judgment to be sold, situated on the northerly side of Norman Avenue, distant 134 feet west of Lorimer Street, having dimensions of 16 feet in width front and rear by 95 feet In depth along each side; reference being made to said judgment lor a more complete description of the premises herein. Dated, August 27th.

1037 BFNJAMIN M. OOTTESFELD. Referee. MALVIN MARIAKH. Attorney for Plaintiff, 16 Court Street, Brooklyn.

New York. s4-t su tu ASSIGNEE NOTICES SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY In the matter of the general assignment for the benefit of creditors of JOSEPH LEIFER to SYDNEY D. ROBINS, assignee. Pursuant lo an order of HON, CHARLES C. LOCKWOOD, Justice of (he Supreme Court of the State of New York, notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims against the above named assignor.

JOHEPH LEIFER, fermerly doing business at No. 154 Slitter Avenue, In the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, to present their claims, with vouchers duly verified, at the office of the assignee's attorney, at the address below, on or before the 20th day of Ortober. 1937. SIDNEY ROBINS. Assignee JACOB OOODMAN.

Attorney for Assignee. Offire and P. O. Address. 1457 Broadway.

Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. Hollywood, Sept. 7 (U.R) John Cab- bage, the "Bard of the Barges" of New York's Sanitation Department, offered the movies a story today that reaches Its climax when the boy and girl begin their honeymoon on a garbage scow. Cabbage is deputy inspector of the Department of Sanitation dumps in New York. He is on 90 days leave from his Job of supervising the loading of the garbage fleet.

"Mike Martin" is the name of the novel he is peddling to movie producers. It is his third book. He has published two books of verse. A scowload of refuse plying Its odorous way through Hell Gate is inspiration to Cabbage. There he sees a biography of life Itself.

Let the other poets write of lilies-of-the valley; Cabbage takes his themes Today on the More people live on the right bank other area ot the United Harbinger of the annual Coney Island Mardi Gras, which opens next weekend, Surf Ave. will be lighted all this week by 100,000 electric lights strung the length of the island. A gay Labor Day crowd lingered until after dark to witness the first night of the spectacle. Brooklyn's 103d Quartermaster Regiment has established the best attendance record at armory drills and other meetings in the latest monthly attendance report for all national guard unite in New York State, it was announced today by Col. Foster Hetzel, commandant of the local unit.

The 102d Engineers of Manhattan were in third place, preceded by a quadruple tie for second place among Albany, Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo guard units. Joseph Oswald, 20, of 87 Gratton St. was brought into Bridge Plaza Court today by Detectives George Hampson and Elwood Dorman, who claimed they caught him red-nana Marriage Sept. 4, 1937 Joseph Ferraro. 24B Chauncey St.

Olovannl DePrima. 700 Sackett St. Herman Bahr. 9402 76th Ozone Park. Rose Soslansky, 448 Honkinson Ave.

William Asbrock, 557 Hancock St. Grace Toddlngs. 397 Adelphl St. John O'Neill, Concord, N. H.

Una Reynolds, 2015 Avenue R. Alfred Hoehler. Belmont, Mass. Eleanor 8tanton, 130 Lenox Road. Nunzlo Gerblno.

1018 E. 85th St. Marie Rocca. 737 E. 89th St.

Charles Elrman. 470 76th 8t. Elizabeth Stanton, 472 72d St. Albert Schoenstegel, 1820 Madison Rldgewood. Teresa Chlerlco, 102 Linden 8t.

Italo Sarra, 508 Pine St. Concetta Cotromano, 2355 Pacific St. Joseph Schuessler, 20 Nostrand Ave. Juliette Sinard, 409 Elderts Lane. Saro Marino, 147 Fountain Ave.

Lena DiOlovannl, 147 Fountain Ave. Angelo Tamburo, 328 Stockton St, Olympia Cascio. 2914 W. 27th St. James Cobbe.

3401 Avenue J. Rita McGuire, 1852 Flatbush Ave. Sam Teich. 1020 Washington Bronx. Sylvia Bass, 570 Kosciusko St.

Irving Fenster, 307 Van Buren St. Dora Feisman, 2276 78th St. Patrick Qraneto. 2727 Dearborn Ohio. Maria Melliner.

2238 E. 15th St. Andrea Luccaccl, 168 W. 4th St. Man.

FlllPlna Macano, 16 Douglass St. Herman Neger. 1374 Putnam Ave. Ruth White, 290 Parkslde Ave. Charles Benjamin.

706 Hinsdale St. Hayah Chaikln, 718 Hinsdale St. John Sorrentlno, 190 President St. Marie Marciano, 420 Clinton St. Alexander Oucwa.

218 39th St. Helen Tomasyenska, 207 29th St. Alfred Stettz. 973 2d Manhattan. Ella Antpusat.

981 Broadway. Bernard Oeisinger. 278 S. 4th St. nana Mirsky, 1235 43d St.

Joseph 8owa. 163 8. 1st 8t. Wladyslawa Wysocka, 97 N. 4th St.

Michael De8tefano. 15 N. Henry St. Mary Monaco, 87 Beadel St. Robert Flood.

822 Prospect Place. Clara Weltzel. 891 Lafayette Ave. Vincent Zaftulo, 83 Sackman St. Lillian Mlrabile.

83 Sackman St. Anthony Covello, 1916 W. 7th St. Mary Locrlecho, 1922 W. 7th St.

MworH Nvhnrs. 10 8th Ave. Dsgman Fredericksen, 2859 Kildare Chicago. Ralph Palmlglano. 2619 W.

16th St. Antoinette Montengo, 55 Bay 14th St. Jack Blltt. 7329 69th Place, Olendale. Helen Matteo, 73 Stockholm St.

Rudolph Hardlck. 78-22 81st Glendale. Margaret McGinnis, 190 W. 7th St. John Stocchetti.

20 Bushwlck Ave. Rose Gentile, 286 Bushwlck Ave. Howard Olasiow. 361 Prospect Ave. Helen Glasgow.

361 Prospect Ave. Alfred BaueT. 345 63d St. Anne Hartmann, 345 63d St. Domenlck DeLasslo, 482 Carroll St.

Maria Librezzo, 536 Empire Boulevard. Ralph Moffettone. 709 Lorlmer St. Mary Bellorose, 78 Richardson St. Frank Cuccla, 821 Pine St.

Angela Cusumano, 1012 Hinsdale St. Oscar Handlin. 6208 20th Ave. Mary Flug. 287 Hinsdale St.

Arthur Backman. 124 88th St. Ann Mclntyre. 265 93d St. Peter Ogershok.

138 69th St. Loretta Zepk, 167 20th St. Alfred Olsen, 524 51st St. Edith Perez. 159 79th 81.

Benjamin Cohen, 139 Broadway, Man. Marion Satinsky, 66 8. 9th St. Harold Oakley. 866 Park Ave.

Helen Schad, 823 Hancock St. August Olammlnl. 347 3d Manhattan. Mary Guarino. 1831 W.

Sth St. Charles Carter, Eccleston. Md. Martha Parke, 1 Pierrepont St. Simon Realmuto, 61 Crystal St.

Anna Corsentino, 1000 Crescent St. Vincent Oallardl, 271 Leonard St. Grace Rescigna, 2 Beadel St. Joseph Rand, 275 E. 7th Manhattan, Yetta Arces, 286 S.

2d St. Louis Malpelt, 120 Ryerson St. Fortunato Bertuzzi, 109 N. Portland Ave. Carmine Florenttno, 35 President St.

Ellen Bcala. 29 1st Place. Marcus Crull, 1048 E. 28th 8t. Elizabeth Borst, 809 Avenue M.

Earnest Fuller, 270 Pulaski St. Lillie Washington, 270 Pulaski St. Salvatore Drago, 270 Court St. Rose Ellert. 1763 Steward St.

Anthony Cangelorl, 692 Cleveland St. Concetta Consolino, 8905 Glenwood Road. Joseph Agro, 1711 Cropsey Ave. Lydia Mcnllna, 182 Bay 7th St. Rocco Mllanl.

248 E. 4th Manhattan. Theresa Rossi, 528 Park Place. Pasquale Fattibene, 1011 Pacific St. Clara Treglla, 919 Gates Ave.

Sol Oarellck. 91 Debcvoise St. Rose Koserofsky, 29 Graham Ave. David Kaminsky. 2923 E.

25th 8t. Annie Green. 2427 Mermaid Ave. Martin Dellacona. 404 Manhattan Ave.

Marian Fusco, 404 Manhattan Ave. Edward Prahl. 1605 New York Ave. Genevieve Peltz. 621 E.

40th St. Enrico Celano. 188 8anford St. Grace Paparella. 113 St.

Israel Lebsky. 307 52d St. Elsie Edelman. 307 52d St. Joseph Orano, 2072 W.

7th St Helen Catalano. 124 Stryker St. Frank Olrimonte, 116 Franklin Ave. Victoria Mathles, 191 Franklin Ave. of a a ed at a stories to the department's former monthly publication, The magazine was discontinued when Dr.

William Schroeder Jr. left the post of chairman of the New York City Sanitary Commission. The poet has read his composi tions to several Queens social clubs as well as in Greenwich Village. He is an avid traveler and on several occasions saved up his vacations in order to make a comprehensive tour of the country. On other occasions he spent vacations at swanky mountain resorts, recording his impressions of society life.

A collection of his verse has been published under 'the title of "Down the Dock" (Parnassus Press). Ex-Garage Man Wins Air Trophy Former 'Grease Monkey' Gets Coveted Title Farniingdale Man 4th Cleveland, Sept. 7 (VP) A garage man who learned flying the hard way by starting as a "grease monkey" and working up held the most prized title in American closed course racing today. In the Thompson Trophy speed classic Rudy Kllng of temont, 111., dived to a plane-length Labor Day victory at a burning pace when first one, then another of the leaders wavered. It was a camera finish for the $24,000 event, closing feature of the national air races.

Approximately 200,000 persons saw it, 110,000 Jn the grandstands and the rest on the surrounding countryside. Earl Ortman of Los Angeles was second. Col. Roscoe Turner lagged behind Ortman for third place. Frank Sinclair, Parmingdale, L.

Oshkosk, fifth. A fresh record in the Bendix event was established after five years. Prank Puller, San Francisco sportsman, sped from Burbank, to Cleveland at a speed of 258 M. P. H.

to upset Jimmy Haizlip's 1932 mark of 245. He also set a new Bendix transcontinental record of 9 hours 35 minutes. The highest speed established in the four-day meet was that of Witt-man, 275.672 M. P. in a Thompson qualifying sprint Sunday.

Kling was the big money winner. cullecting $4,500 as the winner's share in the Greve 150-mile race Sunday. Women fliers, who have encount ered unrelenting resistance from the men when they have tried to enter major money competition, seemed to take little interest in this year's events. Jacqueline Cochran of Cal ifornla and New York, the only woman entered in the free-for-all Bendix, placed third. James Carrollo.

157 Bay 38th St. Helen cirami, 2J42 12th St. Irving Rlrser, 676 Howard Ave. Rose Partnow, 196 Rockaway Park. Ralph Yates, 146 Tehuse Jersey City.

uainerino wnue, 288 park Place. Abraham Wabnik, 610 Empire Boulevard. Freda Grosman, 80S Blake Ave. Van Wyck Baylio, 421 Pacific St. Ruth Verity.

421 Pacific St. Joseph DeMarco, 157 W. 9th 8t. Vivian rroncio, loj w. 9th St.

Vincent DeManna. 1621 84th St. Viola Bairone, 5704 4th Ave. Nicholas Angollerl, 420 Bleecker St. Ida Jlacalone, 314 Jefferson St.

Frank Wenz. 9308 112th R. 11. Anna Gruber. 589 Ridgcwood Ave.

Matthew Lemberg. 449 9th St. Rose Evanek. 300 Sth Ave. Roman Rodriguez.

174 Sands St. Carmen Ciuz, 178 Hudson Ave. William Davis, 273 Kosciusko St. Faye Grodsky, 264 Stockton St. Jack Ferrara.

138 Bay 50th St. Elizabeth Dimino, 14B Bay 50th St. John Destretcher. 1062 Glenmore Ave. Charlotte Robertson.

242 Fountain Ave. Alexander Colino. 224 Montrose Ave. Teresa Andreyka, 57 Lorimer 8t. Bennle Belfiore.

159 Hopkins St. Mary Franco. 95 Throop Ave. Fred Blockwell. 2330 7th Manhattan.

Lillie Fant. 667 Putnam Ave. Abraham Plltch. 156 52d St. Helen Wasserman, 1447 40th St.

Joseph DeFrancesco, 380 8. 3d 8t. Josephine Adams, 247 8. 3d St. Francis Mfcgler.

158 Norman.Ave. Stanlawa Kupiec, 168 Norman Ave. Louis Longo. 1314 Kings Highway. Minnie Prioce, 2020 Avenue O.

Jssper Angotti. 1734 71st 8t. Helen Day. 7111 17th Ave. Irving Blinder.

171 Van Buren St. Lillian Welner, 8200 Bay Parkway. Nathan Simon. 3551 E. 153d O.

Blanche Eerger, 1383 Willoughby Bt. Anthony Ferrara, 60-55 Woodbine R'ge. Agnes Toto, 704 Park Ave. John Sclacca, 254 Himrod St. Concetta Savatterl, 489 Montauk Ave.

Andy Matlin. 18 Bowman ton, Pa. Elizabeth Sabo, Kingston, Pa. John Plescla. 9719 Farragut Road.

Josephine Calvetta. 1519 Rockaway Park. Jean Lafleur, 402 50th St. Mane Michand, 6801 Ridge Boulevard. Alfred Mlnutagllo.

345 86th St. Mae DIBlasl. 8650 16th Ave. Charles Bllello. 189 Wilson Ave.

Vita Taniburello, 290 Troutman St. Joseph Benedict. 1127 Olenmore Ave, Frances Fuchs, 319 Lincoln Ave. James Muldoon, 2102 Newklrk Ave. Margaret Reilly, 48 DeKoven Court.

Lyman Moakley. 211 89th St. Olive Cook. 8310 10th Ave. Frank Commlsso, 6009 16th Ave.

Concetta Palma, 1427 Canal Ave. Pietro Maanrma, 275 22d St. Murla A'Jnano, 84 Terrace Place. Tommaso Flllberto, 832 Cleveland St, Vcnerlna D'Angelo, 216 Montauk Ave. Joseph LttRocca, 1015 68th St.

Carmela LiVechl, 161 Alabama Ave. Bernsrdo Volpe. 87 Baxter St. Sernfina Martorana, 1661 83d St. Rudolph Snlmonsohn.

314 Newport St. Lllvan Davis, 492 Christopher Ave. Alexander Jorgens, 931 77th St. Dorothy Murray, 455 80th St. Thomas Polllzzi, 430 Henry St.

Anna Laurjtaro, 218 Adelphla St. Stanley Dzlezye, 1063 W. 7th Amelia Guariglia. 2653 Coney Island Ave. Anthony Grlmaldl.

141 Summit St. Laura Sarrapica, 61 President St. Pasquale Marino, 446 18th St. Grace Tancredl, 2428 64tll St. Jnhn Carev, 116 72d St.

Margaret Dufty. 31 79th Bt. Gaetano Olamblone. 2334 Bath Ave. Benedetta Plaia.

205 Bay 32d St. Barney Szczerblckl. 127 Pitt Man. Frances Camarda, 291 Shepherd Ave. Bernard Nerkowitz.

182 Barrett St. Edith Sacks, 1675 Park Place. Joseph Mszzola. 1627 W. 13th St.

Fay Gentile, 84 Lake St. Domlnlrk Zucaro. 353 w. 49th Man. Mary Stallone, 159 Himrod St.

Harold Muldoon, 467 St. John's Place. Hester llcvell, 613 Quincy St. Charles Hine. 541 Mas, Eleanor Huylan, 135 Henry St.

terstate Commerce Commission set today for hearing Sept. 21 its investigation of the Alleghany and Chesapeake Corporations, holding companies in the Van Sweringen rail empire. Commissioner Charles D. Mahaf-fie and Examiner O. L.

Mohundro will conduct the Inquiry, which is designed to determine thfc Commission's jurisdiction over the far-flung transportation system built by the late Van Sweringen brothers of Cleveland. Probe Practices The Commission's order directed an inquiry into the holdings of Common Carrier Securities, and operations and practices, of the two holding companies. Named as respondents were Robert R. Young, Frank F. Molbe and Alan P.

Klrby, New York industrialists who recently acquired control of the Van Sweringen rail interests from a charitable foundation established by George A. Ball, Mun-cie, fruit Jar manufacturer. In addition to determining Its Jurisdiction over the two corpora tions, the Commission said it wished to learn whether consolidation of the companies, proposed by Young and associates, would be compatible with the Interstate Commerce Act. The consolidation proposal has been halted by a Federal Circuit Court of Appeals injunction. Two stockholding groups who petitioned the Injunction claimed their interests would be impaired by the merger.

Hudson Sales Rise 21.5 Above 1936 Sales of Hudson and Hudson Ter-raplane cars for the month of August totaled 10,177 units, the best figure for that month since 1929. Sales for August, 1936, were 8,372 cars. The gain for August of this year over last is 21 5 percent, W. R. Tracy, vice president in charge of sales, reported today.

"Not only have we just had the best August in eight years, but our sales have shown a steady increase during each of the three last weeks," reports Mr. Tracy. "Sales for the last week of the month were greater than for any week since the seven-day period ended July 3." Investment Trusts Bid Asked Administered Fund 2d 18 60 19.29 Affiliated Fund Inc 9 84 10 91 Amer Holding Corp 22 'a 29 V. Amer Business Shares 1.18 130 Amer General Equities Inc. 1 OS 1.16 Amer Ins Stocks Corp 5 "a 6 Associated Stand Oil Shares 7H 8V Bankers Nat Investing Co.

4.89 Basic Ind Sh 5 01 Boston Type Inc 24.35 26 04 British Type Invest 54 74 Broad Bt Investing Co 35 16 27 60 Bullock Fund 21. 23 Canadian Inv Fund Ltd 4 44 4 95 Central National Corp 40'a Central National Corp 6.00 8 00 Century Shares-Trust 25.48 27 40 Commonwealth Inv Co 8h. 5 32 5 69 Con Funds Corp A 9' 11 Continental Shares cum pt. 19 20 Corporate Trust Shares. 2.94 Corporate Tr 8h Series AA.

2 80 Corporate Tr Sh ACC Series 3 62 Corp Tr Series AA Mod 3 62 Crum Foster cum 28Va 31 Crum Foster cum 34 37 Crum to Foster pfd Ill Crum Foster 8 pld 117 Cumulative Trust Shares 6.49 Deposited Ins Sh Series A 3 45 Deposited Ins 8b Series B. 3 23 Deposited Bk Sh Ser A 2 31 Diversified Trustee Sh 11 58 Diversified Trustee Sh 4.85 Diversified Trustee Sh D. 7 30 8 10 Dividend Shares 1 94 2 09 Equity Corp $3 conv 35 1 Fidelity Fund Inc 27 86 30 01 Fixed Trust Share A 12 Fixed Trust Share 10 71 Fundamental Inc 23 80 25 13 Fundamental Tr Sh 5 69 Fundamental Inv Corp 4.65 4 95 Fundamental Tr Sh A 6.25 7 00 General Investors Trust 6 93 7 54 Huron Holding Corp 54 94 Institutional Securities Ltd. 1.73 1 87 Insurance Group Series 1.5B I 71 Investors Fund 15.37 16 32 Ins Stock 8eries 4 07 Keyestone Cus Fund Ser KI 23 42 25 58 Keystone Cus Fund Ser K2 19 47 21 .31 Keystone Custodian Fund 29.65 32 40 Maryland Fund Inc 9 51 10 44 Massachusetts Irrv 28 16 29 90 Mutual Investment 16 12 17 01 Nation Wide Securities 4 83 4 93 Nation Wide Voting Shares 2 04 2 20 Nat Investors Corp 7 45 7 70 New York Bank Tr 8h 3 North Am Bond Trust ctfj. 59'i Mt North Amer Trust Sh 1958 3 42 North Amer Trust Sh 1953 2 79 North Amer Trust Sh 1955 3 48 North Amer Trust Sh 1958 3 22 Northern Securities 75 83 Plymouth Fun Sh 81 .92 Quarterly Income Sh 17 69 19 38 Representative Trust 13 44 13 94 Republic Inv com 1.40 1 55 Selected Am Shares 14.44 15 74 Sovereign Inv com 1.09 1 20 Spencer Trask Fund 21 10 22 21 Stand Utilities Inc 81 .87 Super Corp Am Tr Shrs A 4 10 Super Corp Tr Shrs 4.24 Super Corp Am Tr 8hrs 782 Super Corp Am Tr Shrs 7 82 Super Corp Am 8haresAA.

2 78 Super Corp Am Shares EB. 2.7B Supervised Shares 14 25 15 48 Trust Fund 8hares 4 15 4.45 Trustee Ind Sh 1 52 1 66 Trustee Std Inv Sh 3.07 Trustee Std Inv Sh 3 01 Trustee Std Oil Sh A 7 88 Trrustee Sid Oil Sh 7 65 TJ Electric Sh A 16J. 17 8 Electric LAP Vot Sh 1 00 1 08 Wellington Fund 18 39 20 17 Real Estate Bonds Bid 26 62 34 65 Vl 71 Asked 28 64 64 74 Va Bway Barclay Inst 1st 1958. Bway Motor Corp 1948 Channln Bldg Est '45 Equit Off deb 1952 Eouit Off deb 1952 leg 71 500 Sth Ave Btpd 1949 41 42 Broadway 1st 1939 67 50 way Bldg 1st Ino 1948 54 40 Wall Street Corp 1st Fes 1957 60 Fox Thea of Brooklyn 1st '41 lovi Fuller Bldg deb 1944 Fuller Bids 1st 1949 Unstp. 43'a Graybar Bldg 1st 1946 66' a Harrlman Bldg 1st ml! 1951.

55 Va Hotel 8t George Prop 1950 49 Lefcourt Man Bldg 1st 67 Lincoln Bldg 1963 69 Locw's Thea Realty 1st 93 Majestic Apts 1st '48 29 Va Metrop Inc deb 1945 70 Munson Bldg '39 31' Ac 8tp reg '55 2B Eve Journal Ser '37 99 Title Series BK. 52 Title Series 2 38 Title Series Fl 51 Title ft Series .40 165 Broadway Bldg 1st 1940.. 51 Realty Assoc Corp 1943 64 Roxy Thea Bldg 1st 1940 63 Savoy Plaza Inc 1956 ws 33" 61 Broadway Bldg 1st '50 50 Bherneth Cor debt Ino '56 ws 25 Textile Bldg 1st 1958 45 Trinity Bdg 1st 1939 82 3 Park Ave. Bldg 1948 62 Vi 70 56 62 HVa 65 45 Va 68 'A 57 fa 50 69 Va 70 94 Va 31 72 32 30 100 54 41 53 43 53 56 65 36' 4 82 27 47 B6 64 N. Y.

State Bonds Asked 103 100 102 105 108 V. 1081. July. 1940 101 Ju'y. 1937 100 July.

1943 102 December. 1944 105 September 15. 1954 106 Va September 15. 1971 lOliVi 'a September 14. 1944 108 Va March.

15, 1954 Ill 109 113 week seeking an attorney. Licenses Joseph Rochnite. 532 Central Ave. Helen Gorgus, 532 Central Ave. Harold Cratg.

44 India St. Margaret Forry, 200 Guerensey St. Msnfredo Moneoforte. 60 Van Stolen St. Gaetano Buggle, 1945 W.

7th St. Henry Krleger. 10409 Farmers Hollls Mabel Hazelett, 62 Norwood Ave. Adolph Schultt, 340 22d St. Isabel Horning, 313 7th Ave.

Charles Coppock. 260 Gates Ave. Janet Coulter, 1218 CarroU St. Abraham Gruntfest, 1790 Sterling Place Sylvia Blackman, 540 Snedlker Ave. Frank Morlcl, 2362 Crotona Bronx Mary Morlcl, ej Bay ntn at.

Louis Esponlto, 323 Atlantic Ave. Louise DeFtna, 137 MacDougal St. John Fischer, 1395 Greene Ave. Marguerite Ross, 261 Himrod St. Joseph Durlnick, 17 Diamond St.

Mary Benedict, 204 Huron St. Andrew Ackalltls, 1236 36th St. Anna Eldirkaltls, 333 8. 3d St. Gerald Prentiss.

30 Cooper St. i Mildred Lampitelll, 13T 33d St. Barney Crtml, 149 Noll St. Intrlplta Serpentlnl, 123 Thames St. John Oberofer, 396 Sth Ave.

Helen Gucwa, 296 5th Ave. Louis Soleo, 1 Spencer Court Mena Ctaburn, 73 waverly Ave. Michael 8oladino. 461 Central Ave. Victoria DeNapoll, 2708 Atlantic Ave.

William Moehrlng. 1368 E. 31st St. Anna Oouldlng 1359 E. 31st St.

Salvatore Nunzinta, 159 Bedford Ave. Mary Maressa, 242 N. 5th St. Alfred Gaston. 1747 72d St.

Anna Salvo. 1568 77th 8t. Stanislaus Ustaszewski, 198 Norman Ave. Frances Obrenski, 115 Engert Ave, Albert Gordon, 168 Huron St. Stephanine Gallen.

319 Oakland St. Raphael DelZio, 57-18 103d Corona Francea Ciaccio, 7814 15th Ave. Clemens Oresser. 7805 65th Glendale Pauline Struzenberger. 269 Ralph Ave.

Albert Sklar. 4713 39th Place. L. I. City Sophie Kaufman.

106 E. 95th St. John Coyle. 6425 Palmetto St. Catherine Callahan, 158 Monitor St, Pasquale Doroso, 101-01 Mortensen Corona Carmelo Milacclo, 686 Lorimer St.

Nicholas Petroslni. 6104 7th Ave. Ausunta Tortorelll, 539 Henry St. Damlano Tomaselli. 1712 Avenue Anna Musto, 2053 W.

4th St. Paul Blanco. 2196 DeaTi St. Mary Domenico, 327 Nostrand Ave. Louis Boyd.

445 Flushing Ave. Maggie Banders, 83 Osborn St. Aaron Maxor. 6 Br. 4th St.

Frances btndelman, 608 Br. Be. Ave. Anthony Sisgonlch. 1206 River Road, N.

J. Mary Oregoricb, 93 S. 2d St. Edward Burtis, 469 Prospect Place Ethel Hartigan, 469 Prospect Place Salvatore Ragone, 283 Leonard St. Doris Gascolgne, 382 Peonard St.

Anthony Palermo, 241 Suydam St. Frances DiMarco. 62 Skldmore Ave. Benedetto Aguugllaro, 778 Wortman St. Frieda Biondo, 144 Grove St.

Gaetano Cottone, 106 Almlslie St. Emilia Solomita. 236 Frost St. Edward Fanussl. 333 85th St.

Hclga Hygard. 4102 Sth Ave. Louis Buonocore, 1787 Stlllweil Ave, Mary Giorlando, 1890 W. 8 in St. Anthony Florito.

333 59th St. Mary Induddl, 333 59th St. Frank Welt. 2056 74th St Shirley Held. 128 Manhattan Ave.

Bennle Lewandouskt, 230 Grand St, Carmela Bmkowska, 77 N. 4th St. Frank Inzlnna, 2361 1st St. Poalo DePlnto, 2423 W. 2d St.

Joseph Elemente. 805 Flushing Ave. Rosalie Agro, 654 Crescent St. Samuel Harrison. 16 Anderson Coon Hetta Blake.

598 Hill Conn. Ralph Morlcl. 147 George St. Kate Tusa, 122 George St. Joseph Montoleone, 160 Central Ave.

Concetta Aleo, 1243 Willoughby Ave. Salvatore Russo. 697 Degraw St. Irene Chaystowska, 250 Smith St, Herman Gold. 171 S.

2d St. Bertha Karoly, 243 S. 2d St. Anthony Verderosa. 239 S.

4th St. Lucrczia Ferrandlno, 156 Skillraan St. John Zito. 500 Hart St. Sandra Bcllafiore, 384 Vernon Ave.

John Celeste, 2153 W. St. Agatlna Modlca, 1687 B3d 8t. Herbert Oraham. 44R E.

26th St. Ruth Schmidt, 294 Fenimore St. James Hay, 123 Windsor Place Veronica Carey, 218 Greenwood Ave, Howard McDermott. 231 Cooper Ave. Anna Hoffman, 445 Evergreen Ave.

Vincent Pigno, 2444 W. 3d St. Nancy Vlscione, 107 Bay loth St. Francis Marky, 1512 120th College Pt Catherine Denon, 557 Lenox Road Salvatore Todaro. 1954 W.

12th St. Genevieve Cappollno. 2425 83d St. Henry Schneider, J439 Bt. John's Place.

Betty Katz, 427 Putnam Ave. Vincent Jlacolone. 7514 15th Ave. Carmela Dalit. 18 Bay 17th St.

George Shlnlck. 511 E. 34th St Evelyn Crawford. 2341 E. 32d St.

Daniel McNeill. 702 Halsey St. Adelaide Babagello. 2468 85th St. Ralph Mesana.

395 Melrose St. Nlnla Oenco. 209 Central Ave. Michael Tppollto. 208 Dnlgreen Place.

Matilda Trlpaldl, 346 Metropolitan Ave. Salvatore Cosentlno, 114 1st Place. Frances Dobkewitch, 213 Kent St. Plaintiff, 20 Court Street, Brookivn. New! York.

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