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i 1 4 BROOKLYN EAGLE, THUft NOV. 16, 1950 mmni win mm i Brundidge Heard By Boro Rofarians Church Cenlenary Celebration Ends Farewell to Hammitt Given by Store Chiefs Department store execiitivesjyears In-fore joining Abraham yesterday honored Waller Ham-jStrauss in lbr9 as advertising mitt, executive vice president of i manager. In 1904, he began his in Harry T. Brundidge, gang busting reporter and magazine editor, was the principal speak er at the luncheon and meeting of the Brooklyn Rotary Club yesterday in the Hotel St. George.

He talked mainly about his part in exposing the medical diploma mill in St. Louis. In smashing that racket. Mr. Brundidge said, he moved next to a suspect's home, made his acquaintance, and in 57 days became a "doctor." He spent the next three years testifying at investigations into diploma 4 What a man will do fbr Bm-MCQFFEB! -1 Cohen slip out of character and arrested him.

Cohen, of Memphis, was fined $50. VI With Card Parly The celebration of 100th anniversary of the founding of St. Charles Borromeo R. C. Church was concluded last night with bridge, canasta and bunco' party in the grand ballroom of.

the Hotel St. George. Approximately 1,000 players partici-IUed. Proceeds of the affair, which ends a year-long celebration, will go to the parish work the church on Sidney Place, the pastor of which is the Very Rev. Ambrose S.

Aitken, V. His assistants are the Rev. William F. Donohue, the Rev, Edward A. Lawrie and the Rev.

Joseph F. Colligan. Mrs. Ann Hargert was general chairman, with James Mc- Mahon, co-chairman. The patrons last night were welcomed by the pastor.

Committee Heads The committee chairmen and co-chairmen were Mrs. Louis Breglio and Thomas Whelan, tickets; Mrs. Thomas Whelan and Mrs. William Klrby, table prizes; Raymond tarach and John Langan, publicity; Mrs. Joseph Isola and Muriel Farley, sweepstakes and door prizes; Mary Brady and Mrs.

Patrick Walsh, patrons and boosters, and Mrs. James McSorley andl Mrs. Thomas Hayes, reception. The Junior Graduates of St. Charles Borromeo were in charge of the program.

Ford Lays Off 50,000 Detroit, Nov. 1G (U.PJ The Ford Motor Company said yesterday that 50,000 of its Rouge plant manufacturing workers would be laid off today, tomor-tow and three other days be cause of "slowdowns" and ma terial shortages. The company's 25,000 assembly line workers in plants outside the Dearborn Rouge operation were laid off Tuesday, but were to be back at the job today. CLOSE ST. CHARLES BORROMEO FETE Committee members for last night's card party bringing 100th anniversary celebration of St.

Charles Borromeo R. C. Church to a close meet with the Rev. William F. Donahue, general chairman.

Shown, left to right, seated, are Rose Buccalo, Father Donahue and Mrs. William Kirby. Standing are Eleanor Lawrence, Frances Gilfoyle, Mrs. Patrick Walsh and Mrs. Anne Buccalo.

I Fake Blindman Trips Over Cigarette Butt Chicago, Nov. 16 (U.PJ Charles ling cigarette butt and stopped Cohen, 45, made one mistakeko pick it up. A policeman saw Frederick Looser who is retiring after 52 years service to retailing in New York. At a special luncheon at the Lawyers Club, Hammitt was presented with a mantel clock bearing the inscription: "Walter Hammitt with friendship, respect and appreciation for his devoted service to retailing from his associates of the New York Retail Dry Goods Association." The committee of the association which arranged the, luncheon consisted of Walterj Rothschild of Abraham Straus, chairman: Bernard F. Gimbel of Gimbel Brothers, and Joseph E.

Pridday of Loeser's. Hammitt was a reporter for a number of Brooklyn and New Y'ork newspapers for several VERMOUTH (Bood rinks (Bood rinks Ask New Sanity Test of Wolfe Before Retrial for Murder "DESERVEDLY FAMOUS FOR THE BEST IN Still Time to Enroll In A-Bomb 1st Aid Course A last-minute opportunity for registration in a new, "A-bomb-angled" training course for first aid instructors who can, in turn, teach others the fundamentals of emergency care of the in jured was announced today by the Brooklyn Red Cross chapter. The course begins at 7 o'clock tonight and will consist of a series of three-hour train ing sessions. Registration for the course Is open to all persons who hold an advanced first aid certificate issued during the past year. Further information may be obtained by telephoning MAln 4-6001.

rational and frequently incoherent. He was returned to the Tombs, Manhattan, after his Brooklyn County Court appearance. Give your home-cooked spaghetti the real Italian touch with Bauce prepared by a chef. Delicious, timesaving Chef Boy-Ar-Dee Sauce with Meat. Made of rich tomato puree, tender beef, just the right spices.

Try it today! PAR-DEE SPAGHETTI SAUCE WITH MEAT I BY Superbly Spiced PUMPKIN PIE Brandied Fresh MINCE PIE APPLE PIE COGOANUT CUSTARD PIE and many more of your favorite bakings fo complete rackets in various parts of tht country. Mr. Brundidge was a member of the staff of the St. Louis Star when he began his personal probe. Alonzo E.

McLaughlin, presi dent of the club, presided. Mark 25th Anniversary The New York University Alumnae Club will celebrate its 5th anniversary at a birthday party in Room 726 of the university's School of Commerce building at 2 p.m. on Saturday. Yo can always depend en the same rich Ceffee satisfaction, pound after pevndl BAKING" PUBLIC NOTICES NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT itf THE MATTER of the Application and Petition of IRVING V.

A. HUIE. RUFUS E. McGAHEN and JAMES J. MORAN, constituting the Board of Water Supply of the City of New York, to acquire real estate for and on behalf of the City of New York under Title of the Administrative Code of the City of New York.

(L. I'Jit. in. 29). in tne counties oi Sullivan and Orange for the purpose of providing an additional supply of pure and wholesome water for tha use of the City of New York.

NEVERSINK RIPARIAN UTILITY SECTION PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Corporation Counsel of the City of New York, pursuant to the provisions of Title of the Administrative Code or the City of New York, will apply to the Supreme Court of the State of New York at a Special Term, Part I thereof, to be held at the Albany County Court House, in the City of Albany, County of Albany. New York, in the Third Judicial District, on the 22nd day of December, 1950. at the opening of court on that day, or as son thereafter as counsel can be heard thereon, for the appointment of three disinterested and competent freeholders, at least one of whom shall resid in the City of New York, and at least one of whom sliail reside in the county or counties in which such real estate shall be situated, as commissioners of appraisal to ascertain and determine the compensation to be made to the owners and all persons interested in certain real estate affected for the Durnoses Indi cated in said Title of the Administrative Code of the City of New York, as shown upon a certain map entitled: Board of Water Supply of the City of New York. Slap of Real Estate claimed by the Rockland Light and Power Company and its Affiliates. Situated along the Neversink River from the Vicinity of Fallsburg to the Vicinity of Cuddebackville in the Towns of P'allsburg.

Thompson and Forestburg County of Sullivan and Town of Deerpark. County of Orange. State of New York. adopted by the Board of Estimate on the ma day or septemoer. iou, ana filed In the office of the Clerk of Sullivan County on the 19th day of Octo her 1951) and in the office of th Clerk of the County of Orange on ths 19th day of October, 1950, as the par-eels designated with the Roman Nu.

merais 1 to Jtv ootn inclusive ana th parcels designated with th letter A to both inclusive. That the petitioner by th.s nroceed- ing seeks to become vested with th right and easement In perpetuity in and against all of the parcels of real estate herein described and shown on the aforesaid map filed herein to divert all or any part of the water of the Neversink River and its tributary watershed originating above th aforesaid Neversink Dam, either continuously or from time to time and in such quantities as the operating needs ui me Liif ui xora as aeter- mine1 hv It mav rutiiipa. together with the right from time to time release and discharge Into the sink River below the Neversink Dam. waters impounded in the Neversink Reservoir. Dated: October 25.

1950. Yours, JOHN P. McGRATH. Corporation Counsel of the City of New York. 41 John Street, Kingston, New York.

n2. 9.16.22. rAWNBKOKEBS BAl.Ei CANAL AUCTION ROOM? INC. Adrian K. Still, Auctioneer, sells at 153 Canal Manhattan.

N. at 11 Nov. 22. 1950. for McAleenan's, 150 Lawrence St.

Brooklyn. N. unredeemed pledges of diamonds, sec. ond-hand watches. Jewelry, silverware.

6200 of Dec. 31 1947: No. 1 of Jan. 2, 1948 to No 62a0of Dee. 31.1948.

No.l 1949 and all pledges held over from previous sales. nl5-6toSu the Thanksgiving dinner. long association with Loeser's. Starting as advertising manager, he became vice president in 1912 and executive vice president in 1937. commenting on the many changes in advertising and re tailing he has witnessed, Hammitt said, "At the turn of the century, Monday was the big- gert.

shopping day because women read only the Sunday papers and stores naturally concentrated their advertising in the Sunday papers. As a re suit of offering all the 'special Walter Hammitt values' on Monday, merchandise frequently did not last out the week. As time went on, however, the dailies became more important as advertising media and shoppers spread their visits to the stores over the other days of the week, and in recent years we have seen shopping hours extended into the evening as well." Cites Co-operation He noted that the close relationship between the news- papers and the stores that exists today was lacking in the early days. Through the contributions of newspapers, wiser merchants and Better Business Bureaus, advertising has become more believable, more interesting and more profitable for the dol lar spent, he said. Hammitt has always had a lively interest in the commu nity.

He is vice president and trustee of the Dime Savings Bank, a member of the com mittee, Brooklyn Branch, Chase National Bank; director, Cam eron Machine Company; vice president and director, Down town Brooklyn Association; vice president and director, Brook lyn Chamber of Commerce: trustee, Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, and recent ly he was selected as historian of the Municipal Club of Brook lyn. Among those attending the luncheon were Robert E. Blum Kenneth C. Richmond, Walter Rothschild and Sidney. L.

Solo mon of Abraham Straus; Har old w. Garton of B. Altman James A. Dingivan and Isaac Liberman of Arnold Con stable J. Edward David son and James S.

Schoff of Bloomingdale Louis Broldo, Joseph L. Eckhouse Bernard F. Gimbel and Charles H. Werber Jr. of Gimbel Broth ers; Armand T.

Girard, John V. Guelfi, Paul E. Murphy, John A. Paterson, Joseph E. Pridday of rederick Loeser Inc, Also Van B.

Sims of Lord Taylor, A. J. Utz of James Mc- Creery Arthur L. Man- chee of R. H.

Macy Harry Cohen and Milton Zeitz of Martin's, Sidney M. Zneimer of Namm's, Adam L. Gimbel and F. Raymond Johnson of Saks Fifth Avenue, Richard J. Blum, president of the Retail Dry Goods Association and executive head of Saks-34th; Wil liam O.

Riordan of Stern Brothers and Frederick W. Wilkens of John Wanamaker. SON BEAT UP FATHER-OLD FAMILY CUSTOM When husky John Vodzik, 34, of 130 4th Passaic, N. was arraigned yesterday in Municipal Court there for beating up his slight, (58-year-old father, Michael, he said that he and his two younger brothers had been doing the same thing for 15 years. "We usually throw him out, too," he added.

The old man had come 'home drunk, he said. Vodzik drew a 30-day suspended sentence. Church Charity Foundation Women Plan Fall Festival The annual Fall Festival of the Woman's Board of the Church Charity Foundation will be held today in the Foundation's Home for the Aged. Proceeds will be used to further the work of the Woman's Board in St. John's Episcopal Hospital, the Nurses' Residence! and the Homes for the Aged and Blind, all units of the Foun dation, i Among the guests will be Bishop James P.

De Wolfe of the' Episcopal Diocese of Long Island, of which the Founda-) tion is the official medical andj dependency center. ft. i ''t JW 'V a of a County Judge Louis Goldstein is today considering an application from the district at torney for a new psychiatric examination of Lewis Wolfe, 42, who is awaiting re-trial for murder. The former textile manufacturer bludgeoned his wife, Paula, to death in the hotel St. George on Dec.

30, 1943, with shoe. He was convicted of that crime in 1944, and the following month was adjudged insane. Adjudged last March to have recovered, he was sentenced to be electrocuted. But his sentence was set aside and he was granted a new trial on Oct. 16.

Assistant District Attorney William I. Siegel, asking the psychiatric examination, said he would like to be certain before the new trial is begun that Wolfe is still sane. The latter, appearing with counsel, discussed in detail with the court certain matters related to his defense, which is to be based on the contention that while sane now, he was insane at the time of the crime and until his motion for a new trial was granted. Wolfe was concise, incisive and entirely logical in his re marks. During his prior court appearances his speech was ir when he tried to impersonate a blind man for purposes of beg ging.

He spotted a likely look- LEGAL NOTICFS SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY Richard J. Denice, 1'laintiff, against Gerard M. Denice, et al Defendants. In pursuance of an interlocutory Judgment of partition and sale duly entered herein, I will ell at Public Auction by Ixo J.

(loldbere. Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange Salesroom, 1S Montague Street, Brooklyn, N. on the Slh day of December. 19.M). at Vi o'clock Noon premises directed hy said Judgment to be sold and known as SIS Quincy Street.

Brooklyn. X. Y.t and more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a point on the Southerly side of Quincy Street dis tant 11)0 teei easterly trorn the xouth easterly corner of Quincy Street and Patrhpn Avenue: 1 SoI'TH EKL.Y. parallel witn Avenue 100 feet: thence EASTERLY paralle with Quincy Street 30 feet: thence NORTHERLY parallel with Patchen Avenue, part of the disianee through a party wan, iw ieei tne South erlv Bide of Onincv Str WESTERLY along the Southerly side of CJuincy Street 20 feet to the point thence or place or beginning, subject to any state of facts an accurate survey mav show: to any and all n'f City, State and Federal ments. ana 10 any ana an lenanis in possession, and the rights of same.

PAUL J. MADDEN, Referee: BERNARD J. DILLON. Attorney for Plaintiff. Office, and Post Office Ad-drens.

197 Ralph Avenue, Rrooklyn 33, W. Y. nl6-6tThM THE UNDERSIGNED DOES HEREBY certify that he now conducts or transacts business under the name and style of POLEY CO. Successor in interest at 451 Albany Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.

in the County of Kings. Slate of New York, and do further certify that the. true and real full name of the person conducting or transacting the aid business, with the residence and business address of said person, and the age of any who may be infanta, are as follows: NAME: HERMAN POLEY: RESIDENCE: 250 Crown Street, Brooklyn N. BUSINESS ADDRESS: V.l Albany Avenue Brooklvn 13, N. Y.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have this 21st day of January. 1950. made and signed this certificate. STATE OF NEW YORK.

COUNTY HfiKJIA.N POLEY On this 21.st day of Januar- 7 1950. before me personally appeared HER MAN FOLEY to me known and known to me to be the individual described in and who executed the foregoing certificate, and he thereupon duly acknowledged to me that he executed the same. EDWARD L. FASS, Notarv Public for the State of New York No 24-1170650. Qualified in Kings County.

Kings County Clerk's No. 82. Cert, filed with Klngs New York. Bronx and Queens Co. Clk's, and Reg.

Commission Expires March 30. 1951. n2-4t Th File No. 3499 I9JH THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF uy me grace or Uod free and independent. TO: THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STTE OF NEW YORK: RAFFAELE P3-QUALE QUINTIERI VINCENT QUINTIERI: CONSUL GENERAL OF ITALY AT NEW YORK; CHARLES A.

wj.MSbU FUR CHELINA MESSINA: THE LINCOLN SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN: STATE TAX COMMISSION: and the widow, it any. ana any and all unknown heirs At law nevt of bin Hta. tributees. and creditors of SILVIO or ATiiijiu LAunaKiAtMS. deceased.

and II any oi tne aioresaia persons or classes of persons be dead, their legal representatives, husbands or wives, if any. heirs at law. next of kin. distributees, legatees, devisees, erantee. assignees, lienors, and successors in interest generally, ana any and all un known Dersons wno nave nr mnv l.clalrn to have an Interest in premises LEGAL NOTICES any of the aforesaid persons or classes of persons, all of whom, and whose names parts of names and places of residence are unknown, and cannot with due diligence be ascertained: SEND GREETING: WHEREAS, the Public Administrator, King.s- County with an office in the Municipal Building, Borough of Brooklyn.

City of New York, has presented his account as Administrator of SILVIO or ATTILIO CAM.VIARINESE. deceased, lalely residing at No. 145 Euclid Avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and State of New York, and a petition praying that his account may be judicially settled: and that an order be made directing the sale of prem ies h.j-w fcuclid Avenue. Brooklyn, N.

to George Bonavia and Mary Bonavia, his wife, for $12,500.00 pursuant to a contract of sale dated Sept. 2o. 1950. for the purpose of payment of the debts, funeral and administration expciu-es of said decedent. NOW THEREFORE, you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on the 7th day of December.

1950. at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such settlement should not be had, and why an order should not be made directing the sale of said real property accordingly. IN tESTIuo.Ni WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS, Hon. ROY M.

D. RICHARDSON. Surrogate of our aid County, at Ihe Borough of Brooklyn, in the said Countv. the 20th day of October. 1950.

AARON L. JACOBY, Cleik of the Surrogate's Court. o26-4t Th NEW YORK SUPREME COURT SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT IN THE MATTER OF The Application and Petition of IRVING V. A. HUIE, HENRY HES-TERBERG and Rl'FUS E.

McGAHEN. constituting the Board of Water Sup- at MW If" LKGAL NOTICES ther and different relief as may be Jut, and the objections, if any, to the rejection of said report or to the confirmation of said report in so far as it relates to the award made for Parcel shall be heard at ucn Special Term. Dated. Kingston. New York.

November 1. 1950. Yours, JOHN P. McGRATH, Corporation Counsel of the City of New York, Office and Post Office Address: Municipal Building, Borough of Manhattan. New York City, N.

Y. n2-9-16-54 File No IRfy.IQ-.n THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF iokk. by the grace of God free and independent. To MARY ETHEL STILL.M AN ROBB, CLARK HAWLEY CHARLES HIWI.EV CF.RAr.nrvin dit.pii rcif umr. LEY.

and ATTORNEY GENERAL OF CHARLES WIPPENHOURST and EMMA WIPPENHOURST. if living, and if dead, their legal representatives theft Vittohnn.la ntiuaa onu ItiCj MATBJ (11' KK anrl to distributees and successors In 'interest ana any and all unknown persons, distributees, heirs at law and next of kin of SARAH FRANCES MAY WIL- BKK. a so known as SARAH or SA RAH F. M. or SARAH FRANCIS MAY WILBER.

deceased, and if any of the said distributees heirs at law or next of kin of said deceased be dead, their legal representatives, their hushAnd.4 or wives, if anv. distrib utees and successors In Interest, all of whose names andor places of resi dences and post office addresses are unknown, bkinu ukumisu: WHEREAS. HYMAN WANK. Pub lic Administrator of Kings County, whose office is in the Municipal Building. Brooklyn.

New York, has presented a petition praying for a decree that a certain instrument in writing. relating to real and personal property he duly proved as the Last Will Testament of SARAH FRANCES MAY WILBER. also known as SARAH or SARAH F. M. WILBKR or SARAH FRANCIS MAY WILBER.

lately re siding at No. 872 Bushwlck Avenue. in the Borougn or Brook vn. Citv of New York, and that letters of admin istration c. r.A.

be issued to htm. NOW. THKKEFOKE. you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held in Court Room at the Hall of Records, In the County of Kings, on the 4th day of Deeemner. 19j0.

at 9:30 clock in the forenoon, why such decree should not be made. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, we have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS, Hon. ROY M. D.

RICHARDSON. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklvn. in the said County the ISth day of October. 1950. AARON L.

JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. o26-4t Th rOBEClOSl'KES IN FORECLOSURE: SUPREME COURT: KINGS COUNTY ALBERT E. DE BRAGGA. vs.

AN ASTASIA RAGINOWITZ, at Defs. SAMUEL C. WHITMAN. PI'S 90-26 161st Jamaica. N.

Y. IB 1st Jamaica, in. i. jant to Judgment entered 8th. 1950.

I will sell at public at Brooklyn Real Estate rursuani August auction Exchange. 189 Montague Brooklvn N. nn November 17. 1950. at 12 o'clock noon th following premises: A nnrcel of Innif in Hrnrdtlvn.

N. on the north side of India Street. 125 feet east of Oakland Street, being 25 feet in width by 100 feet oeptn, the westerly line running partly through a party wall, together with all the title of mortgagor to India Street to tha centre lint thereof: for complete description refer to Judgment. MICH, 'HAELS. McPHILLIPS.

Referee. o-0l mil Y.IPly of the City of New York, to (good rinks acquire real estate lor ana on Denair of the City of New York, under Title of the Administrative Code of the City of New York, in the County of Delaware, for the purpose of providing an additional supply of pure ana wholesome water ior me ty of TED CON'SOT-inATRn DELAWARE SEC TION NOS. 14 15 and PEPACTON HIGHWAY SKCTION NO. i DELAWARE COUNTY NOTICK IS hf.rery OIVEN. pur suant to Section of the Administrative Code of the City of New York, that the Finn separate Keppri dated October 25.

1950, of FREDERICK W. LOOMIS. GEORGE S. RADER and G. FRANK SLAWSON.

Commissioners of "Appraisal, was duly filed in the Office of the Clerk of the County of Delaware on octoDer du, 1950 NOTICE 13 ALSO HEREBY GIVEN. that the aforesaid report win be pre sented to the Supreme Court at a Special Term thereof to be neia in and for the Sixth Judicial District at the Broome County Court House ill U1C LILJ Ul Ding imoiLoii, lien iw. on the 1st day of December. 1950. at 10 clock in the forenoon of that day or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, and at that time and place the Cornoratlon Counsel of the City of New York will move for the re jection of the aforesaid report in all respect, except as to Parcel No.

2059. and the said Corporation Counsel will move for the confirmation of so much of the said report as covers trie- awara msae lor saia rarcei sso. 2059. and the said CorDoration Counsel of the City of New York will also move to reject so much of said report as relates to recommenaations or allowances for witness fees, expenses and disbursements, except as to the witness fees, expense and disburse- recommendations ana allowances lor Safe and Super-Soft and remember each roll contains 1000 single sheets rf MADE BY THE MAKERS OF FAMOUS DIAMOND MATCHES "LIGHTS FOR AMERICANS SINCE 1835" ii4-vi curna Avenue, erooKiyn, ew nients jriaoe connection witn rar-'Sork, derived from, through or under I eel No. 3009.

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