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6A THURSDAY BROOKLYN TIMES UNION APRIL 30, 1936 I.KliAL NOTICES. UC4JAL NUTICKh. IJJCUAL NOTICjKM. TEACHING TENEMENT CHILDREN HOW TO PLAY CHARIER TALKS COLETTI EACES A SECOND TRIAL BEGIN IN WEEK BUI'RKMB COURT. KINGS COUNTY.

SAMUEL LEVINSuN, Plaintiff, against EMPIRE TlUtUT COKPOHAl'lON. et aU uiitnnants. Pursuant to Judgment entered herein, dated April Dili, 10.10, 1 will sell at publlo auction by GEORGE ST. BYRNES, at fli Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange 180 Mon-ague Street. Brooklyn.

New York on Miff 12th mo, at Ja o'clock noon, the morf? gaged premises in (he Borough of Brook- lyu, Kings County, directed by said Judg Dient to be sold, described a follows BEGINNING at a point on the easterly si of 6th Avenue, distant 44 feet 1 and Kin Inches southerly from the southeasterly corner of 3th Avenue and 79th wtreet; running thence southerly along the easterly side of 5th Avenue, 19 feet; theme easterly In a straight lme and part of the distance through a party wall fi.t jou Inchea to a point distant 42 fet 8 Inches 'rom aouthwesterly side of 79th street, measured on line drawn 2: from a point therein distant 117 feet 1 Vi Inches southeasterly from the above mentioned corner: thane 1 northeasterly at right angles to 79th Street, ih reet Inches; thence northwesterly parallel with 7th Street, 82 feet 7 and the nches; and thenc westerly In a straight line and through a party wall, 09 feat 1 and the Inches to the easterly side of 6th Avenu. at the point or DiaWoL beginning. lM? Kew'Tork. April 15th, NICHOLAS SALVATORe' Referee. JR- Attorney for Plaintiff, 322 Ninth Street, Brooklyn.

Ne Yofk- Ap2l4w-TuATh I SUPREME COURT OF THB STATE OF New York, County of Ex. Nr I PS 3 turns tffsJ 7 vGi Hi. "iwigi itanx urusi company, as Guardian of Victor lie Planque. Plaintiff, against Walter Berger, and ft others. Defendants.

In pursuance of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered in the above entitled action and beating date the 24th day of March. 196. 1. the under-igtied the referee In said Judgment named, will sell at public auction at the Brooklyn Heal Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, In th Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on the 8th day of May, 1938, at 1J o'clock noon on that day, by JOHN REITER. Auctioneer, the premises dl- i rected by said Judgment- to be sold and therein described aa follow.

1 7 IP ALL that certain plot, place- or parcel of land, situate, lying and being In th Borough of Brooklyn, of the City of New Jork, County of Kings and Stats of New lork. bounded and described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING a point on the southerly side of Decatur Sttvet distant three hundred and thirty-four feet easterly from th corner formed by the Intersection of th southerly side of Detatur Street with the easterly aid of Ralph Avenue: running thence southerly, parallel with Ralph Avenue and part of the distance through a party wall one hundred feet: thence easterly, parallel with Decatur Street eighteen feet; thenc northerly, parallel with Ralph Avenue and part of the distance through a party wall one hundred feet to the southerly side ot Decatur Street and thenra westerly, along the southerly side of Decatur Street eighteen feet to the point or place ot BEGINNING. ALSO ail the right, title and Interest of the mortgagor of, In and to Dvcatur Street, lying In front of and adjoining said premises to the. centre Mn thereof. TOGETHER with all fixturea and ar-tlclea attached to.

or used in connection Julius Snclicr, athletic coach of the crowded Bronx Center of tho Catholic Youth AsKuclatkMi, teaches the lads from the tenements form and skill iu their favorite spring sports. Above at tle right lie shows ltkikartl Balrlla how to toss a horsoslioc. At left, top, Dotnlnlck Schino gets tips on how to get set for a dash, and below, four-year-okl Hobby Balcllu is Initiated Into the mysteries of knuckling down In marbles. with said premises, all ot which were de'fvsV ciarea to covered by said mortgage. KITRlfc'rrr tn t( nf f-ia.

'V. Cellar Cold Cuts Cause Ingenious Youth's Arrest His Bologna and Smoked Hams Arouse Meat Dealer, So It's Called Larceny. Out of his fertile brain, Thomas Russo, 19; of 149 25th devised a method of beating the unemployment problem when he lost his job a month ago as an electrician's helper, for which he received $11.50 a week. But the questionable ethics of his NEW YORK SUPRKMS COURT, KINGS County. East Brooklyn Havings Bank, Plaintiff, against K.

Bchuck and othora, defendants, pursuant lo ji'dgmrnt herein daied April 14, lirm, 1 will aell at publlo auction by JOSEPH W. CATHARINE, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Evchsnite, 180 Montague Street, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, at 12 o'clock noon, on the 22nd day of May, 10.tu, the premise In said Borouuh situate on the Northeast side of 7Uth Stretl. the Northwesterly line of which ts 230 feet 6 Inches Southeast of 11th Avenue, being 1A feet wide front and rear and 100 feet deep; side lines parallel with 11th Avenue and through party walls; rear line parallel with 76th Street. To. o-etner wnn rigius and interest or mort.

raifor In street. Together with and aub. ject to the right of way easements established hy a certain declaration made by Itosnett Construction Co. Inc. dated January 28.

and recorded in the office of the Register of the County of Kinga. Being th premises described in mortgage, liber n347 page 103 Kings County Register Office. Dated, April w), 10,10. MURRAY BLOOM. Referee.

PHILLIPS A AVERY, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office A P. O. Address, 41 Park Row, Manhattan, New York City. Apr30-8w-TtiiSaAMay21 SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.

Ida K. Hos Eland. Plaintiff, vs. Minnie Rosenberg, et Defendant. Pursuant to Judgment herein dated March 21, 1S436, I will sell at publlo auction by A LLEN M.

TRPLITZ, Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 18V Montague St. Brooklyn, N. on May 5. at 13 o'clock noon, mortgaged premises In Brooklyn, Kings County, directed by said Judgment to be sold, on the west side of East 7th St.

118 feet south from the southwest corner of East 7th St. and Ave. thence west parallel with Ave. luu feet; thence south parallel with East 7th St. 22 feet; thence west parallel with Ave.

10 feet; thence south parallel with East 7th St. 20 feet; thence east parallel with Ave. 110 feet and thence north along East 7th 8t. 42 feet to beginning, with street rla.it. and more particularly described in the Judgment herein.

Dated, April 14, J'j MAX FRANKLE, Referee. NATHAN GINSBERG. Plaintiff a Attorney, 61 Willoughby SU, Brooklyn, N. Y. Aol4-3w-TuTh SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY. The Prudential Savings Bank. Plaintiff, against Caserta Holding et Defendants. Pursuant to' Judgment dated April 24. 193i.

I will sell at public auction by JOHN HARTIGAN. Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exrhange. 18V Montague Street, Brooklyn. New York. May IS, 1036.

at twelve noon, mortgaged premises In Kings County, directed by said judgment lo Je sold, described as follows: Beginning on northeast side of 118th Street distant 280 feet southeast from corner formed by Intersection of northeast aide of, 68th Street and southeast side of 3rd Avenue; thence northeast and parallel with 3rd Avenue part' of distance through a party wall 100 feet 2 inches; thence southeast parallel with 50th Street 2 feet; thence southwest parallel with 3rd Avenue part of distance through a party wall 100 feet 2 Inches to Street: thence northwest along northeast side of ftOth Street 20 feet to plare of beginning. TOGETHER with street Interests. Subject to covenants and restrictions of record and to any atate ot facts an accurate survey may show. Dated, Apm mj, MARVIN KLEIN, Referee. RAYMOND O'BRIEN.

Plaintiff's Attorney, Office A P. O. Address. 149-23 Jamaica Avenue, Jamaica. New York.

SUPREME CUTRT. KINGS COUNTT. Rrooklvn and Queens Young Men'a Chris tian Association, Plaintiff, against Sarah Bernstein, and otners, uerenosnts. Pursuant to Judgment herein dated the 3rd day of April. 1 will sM at pub lic auction by jamk-n a.

Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Rest Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, N. on May 12. 1930. at twelve o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises In Kings rvtnntv- riirwtfwt hv us kd tiidement to be sold, located on the southwesterly side of 71st Street, 2tt feet southeast or wan Avenue, being 22 feet wide, front and rear, by Hf feet deep on both sides, together with and subject to driveway essements. and with street rights.

If any. and known as number him 71st Street, Brooklyn, in. T. The said premises are fully described In a mortgaRe recorded In the Kings Cnty Register's office tn Uber 6261 of mort gages, at page 42. jyateo.

April i i. I.OUIS LOrtENCE. Referee. COOMBS A WILSON. Atlorneva for Plaintiff, 32 Court Street, Brooklyn, N.

Y. SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY. Frank IVsario, Plaintiff, against E. Hulse-bush, also known as Ernest llulaebusch, et Defendant.

EDMUND K. MUUHOLlaANi), naintirr Attornry. lBu Montague -Street, Brooklyn, New York. Pursuant to Judgment of foreclosure and sale entered April 243. 1UIG In the King.

County Clerk's Office, the undersigned will sell at public auction at the tfrooKiyn Keai Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn. New York on May 21. 19-Ut, at 12 o'clock noon by ItcGUINNBSS REILLY, Auctioneers. the mortgaged nreraisea directed bv said judgment to be sold described aa follows: ALL that plot of land, in th Borough erooKiyn, County of Kings. City and State of New York on the northeasterly side of State Street VA feet.

inchea southeast of Nevina Street, being It feet. 84 Inches in width front and rear, by 112 feet In depth on both sides; the side lines running parallel with Kc.ina Street, and part of the tela nee through party walls, and the rear line being parallel with State Street. Premises known aa No. 447A State 8tre-t, Brooklyn. New York.

For a more complete description refer to Judgment. JOHN J. ROONEY. Referee. A w-TheM NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, KINGS County.

East Brooklyn Savings Bank, Plaintiff, against Gertrude Bloch and others. Defendants. Pursuant to judgment herein, dated April 11. 1W. I will sell at puMlc auction by FRED G.

SCHAKKRIt, Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 1SV Montague Street. Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, at 12 o'clock noon, on the 22nd day of May, 1936, the premises In said Borough, nn th. siii nf 1 7th Avenue, the fnortherly line of which Is SO feet South of tlst Street, leet wiae ironi ana rear and 100 feet deep; side lines parallel with 71st Street; rear line parallel with 17th Avenue; southerly line through party wall. Together with rights and Interest of mortgagor In atreet.

Together with an easement over the most sout herly three feet, ten Inchea of the premises adjoining on the north of the premieea bretn described for the purpose of ingress and egress of pleasure automobiles only to and from the garage erected or to be erected on the rear of the premises herein described; and subject to an easement over the moat northerly three feet, ten Inches of the premises herein described In favor of the owner of the premise adjoining on the north for like purpose of ingress and egress for pleasure automobiles only to and from the garage erected or to be erected on the rear of the premises adjoining on the north of the premises herein described. Being the same premises described in mortgage liber KU9 at page 211 Kings County Regtster'a Office, Dated. April "0. 19.1S. GEORGE C.

WILDERMUTH. Referee. PHILLIPS 4 AVERY. Attorney: for Plaintiff. Office P.

O. Address. 41 Park T.ow, Manhattan, New York City. Ap30-3w-The)SaMay21 NOTICE OF RALR. SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY. The Willlamsburgh Savings Bank, Plaintiff, against Dora Gordon, et Defendants. Pursuant to a Judgment entered herein, dated April 15th. lH-io. I will sell at public auction by H.

I WIS HOLLANDER. Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 180 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York, on May 21st. at 12 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, directed by said judgment to be sold, with the Improvements thereon, situate on the southwesterly aide of Wythe Avenue, distant 40 feet southeasterly from the southerly corner of Clymer Street and Wythe Avenue, being a plot 20 fet front and rear, by fin feet In depth on both aides with a party wall on either side; together with street rights and subject tn covenants and restrictions of record. Reference is made to said judgment for a more complete description of said premises. Dated.

April 27th. 19.111. E. IVAN RUBENSTEIN. Referee.

S. M. A P. E. MEEKER.

Attorneys for Plaintiff. One Hanson Place. Brooklyn, New York. ApaO-3w-ThATu BUPBEMHJ COURT. KINGS COUNTY.

The Equitable Life Auuraue Society of the United Stales, Plaintiff, against Robert A. Uervase, and others. Dbindan1s. Pursuant to Judgment entered In-rein on April 17th, HWi, 1 will sell at publlo. auction, to the highest bidder at the Brooklyn Real Eatate Exchange, 189 Montagus Street.

Brooklyn. New York City, at 12 o'clock noon on the day of May. 1036, by CREWS SHAPIRO. Auctioneers, the mortgaged premises directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: ALL that certain lot, piece or parrel of land situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings.

City and Stats of Ntt Vork. bounded anu qesrrineo as ioiiows, to wttt at a point on the easterly aide of De lamer Place (East lid Street), distant one hundred and seventy-five feet southerly from the comer formed by the Intersection of the easterly aide Of Dela-mere Place, with the southerly side ot Avenue running thence easterly parallel with Avenue and part of the distance through a garage party wall, one hundred feet; thence southerly parallel with De lam ere Place, twenty-five feet thence westerly parallel with Avenue one i hundred feet to the easterly side of Dela-mere Place and thence northerly along the easterly side of Delamere Place, twenty-five feet to th point or place of BEGINNING. TOGETHER with an easement or right of way In favor of the ownr of the above described premises) over tn most southerly four feet of the premises adjoining on the north for the purpose of Ingress and egresa for pleasure automobiles to and from a garage built In the rear of the premises herein described. SUBJECT to an easement or right of way In favor of the owner of the premise Immediately adjoining on the north over th most northerly four feet of the premise herein described for the purpose ot Ingress and egress for pleasure automobiles to and from a garage built In the rear of the premises adjoining on the north. TOGETHER with all tho right, tide and Interest of the mortgagor of.

In and to the land lying tn Delamere Place (East C'lrd Street) In front of and adjoining the premises herein described to the center fine thereof. TOGETHER with all fixtures and artl-clea of personal property, attached lo or used In connectioiu with the premises, all Of which were covered by the mortgage. Dated, April si, IV.m JOSEPH D'ANDREA. Referee. ALEXANDER A GREEN.

Plaintllf'a Attorneys, 120 Broadway. New York, N. Y. Apr21-3w-TuAThAMayl2 RriPHKMK COURT. KINGS COUNTT- The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the untied otaies, riainnu, agaiui Pauline Rubin, and others.

Defendants. Pursuant to Judgment entered herein on April 16, 193tJ, 1 will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York at 12 o'clock noon on the 3t day of M4y, 1936, by MAX W. FE HERMAN. Auctioneer, the mort Raged premises directed by said judgment to be sold and therein described as joitows: ALL that certain lot. niece or parrel of land aituate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at a point oa the easterly side of Delamere Place (Bast 2-rd Street), distant one hundred and fifty feet southerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the easterly side of Delamere Place, with th southerly side ot Avenue running thence easterly parallel with Avenue and part of the distance through a party wall, one hundred feet; thence southerly parallel with Delamere Place, twenty-five feet tnence westerly parallel with Avenue U.

and part of th distance through a garage party wall, on hundred feet to the easterly aide of Delamere Place: and thenc northerly along the easterly side of Delamere Place, twentv-five feet to th nolnt or place of BEGINNING. TOGETHEft with an easement or right of way in favor of the owner of the above described premises over the most northerly four feet of the premises a Join-, ing on the south for the nurnoee of In gress and egress for pleasure automobiles to ana rrom a garage built tn the rear of the premises herein described. SUBJECT to an easement or right of ay in favor of the owner of the rem ise a Immediately adjofnine on the south over the most southerly four feet of the premises herein described, for the purpose of ingress- and egress for pleasure automobiles to and from a 'garage built tn the rear of the premises adjoining on the souin. TOGETHER with all the rletat. title and Interest of the mortgagor of, in and tn the land lying In Delamere Place (East Street) In front of and adjoining tire premises herein described to the center line thereof.

TOGETHER with all fixture and artl- cea of personal property attached to or used in connection with the premises, all of which were covered by said mortgage. uaieu, Apru vi, wm. ALMETH W. Referee. ALEXANDER GREEN.

Plaintiff. At. torneys, 120 Broadway, New York. N. Y.

SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States. Plaintiff, against George Heap, and others. Defendants. Pursuant to Judgment entered herein on April 26.

lO-'i'l. I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague Street, Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York, on the ltH dav of May. 193.

at 12 o'clock noon, by STEPHEN F. BARRERA. Auctioneer, the mortgaged premise directed by said Judgment to be sold and therein described as follows: ALL that certain lo. piece or parrel of land, with the buildings and Improvements thereon, aituate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings. The City and State of New York, bounded and described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at a point on the westerly side of East 4-trd Street, distant one hundred and sixty feet northerly from the corner formed by the intersection of ihe westerly side of East 4.1rd Street, with the northerly side of Snyder Avenue: running thence westerly parallel with iSnyder Avenue, and part of the distance through a party wail, one hundred feet: thence northerly parallel with East Street, twenty feet: thence easterly parallel with Snyder Avenue, one hundred feet to the westerly side of East 4Grd Street; and thence southerly along the westerly side of East 43rd Street, twentv feet to th point or place of BEGINNING.

SUBJECT to an easement or right of way In favor of the owner of the premises Immediately adjoining da the north over the most northerly six feet of the premises herein described for the use and purpose of Ingress and egress for pleasure automobiles only to and from the garage built or Intended to he built in the rear of the premises adjoining on the north. TOGETHER with an easement or right of way In favor of the above descrilHMl premises over the most southerly two feet, eleven Inchea of the premises adjoining on the north for the use and purpose of Ingress and egress for pleasure automobiles to and from the garage built or Intended to be built tn the rear of the premista herein described. TOGETHER with all the right, title and Interest of the mortgagor of. In and to the land lying tn East 43rd Street. In front of and adjoining the premises herein de acribH to th center line thereof.

TOGETHER with all fixtures and articles ot personal property, attached to or used In connection with the premises, all of which were covered by said mortgage. Dated. April 28. 1934. ABRAHAM H.

GOODMAN. Referee. ALEXANDER A GREEN. Pialntlff'a Attorneys, 120 Broadway. New York.

N. Y. File No. 1933. SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY. Corn Exchange Bank Trust Company, as trustee, Plsintlff. against Lorenio Miceucclo and others. Defendants. Pursuant to Judgment entered April 23, 19.10.

will Sfll at public auction bv CREWS A SHAPIRO, Auctioneers, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn, New York, on the 18th day of Msy. at 12 o'clock noon, the premises situated at Coney Island, Kings County, described in said Judgment aa Iot 172 on "Map of 18(1 I its situated at Coney Island, surveyed March 11, lCt, by Francis P. Murprtr. filed Kings County Register's Office, April 10, as Map No.

1417, being a rectangular lo! 20 feet front and rear and 118.81 feet deep on each side on the eat side of West 28th Street 2fl0 feet south of Mer-maid Avenue. Also alt the right of the mortgagor tn West 28th Street lo the centre line thereof. Being the same premises described in mortgage recorded tn King! County Register's Office In Ifber 044A of mortgage. pe 448. Block 7'Vi3.

Section Si. August 2, 192ft, and known aa 2933 Went 2th Street. Dated April 27, K'A. STUART H. PTKINRRINK.

Referee. EUGENE W. DENTON. Plaintiff's Attorney, Denton Building, Mineola, N. Y.

Ap27-3w-MATh SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY. The Prudential Insurance Company of America, Plaintiff, against Antonio Ceaa-rino. et Defendants. CLARK A REYNOLDS, Plaintiff's Attorneys.

60 Wall Street, New York. N. Y. Pursuant to Judgment duly entered herein, dated April 7th. 1936, I will sell at publlo auction by.

DAVID COHEN. Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Es-tste Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, N. at twelve o'clock noon, on May 6th, 1930. th mortgaged premises. In Kings County, City and State of New York, described In and directed by said Judgment to be sold, situated on the westerly side of 15th Avenue.

80 feet south of 7rlh Street. 2(1 feet In width, front and rear by 90 feet tn depth on each aide, side lines running parallel with 7rth Street, the northerly line running partly through a party wall. Premises known aa 7610 13th Avenue, Brooklvn, New York, and mora particularly described In said judgment. Dated: April 13th. 1930.

LOUIS J. CASTE LLANO. Referee. Borough Autonomists Whet Knives for First City Hall Hearing. Brooklyn and Queens residents who are dissatisfied with the proposed shearing of tho powers of the Borough Presidents In the proposed new city charter will voice their protests at the first of a scries of hearings to be held in the Board of Estimate room In the'Clty Hall, at P.

M. next Thursday. Borough President Hnrvey of Queens, who has assailed the charter as a proposed sell-out of the city to Tammany Hall, will be present, as will President Lyons, the Bronx, and Levy, Manhattan. So will Borough President Inger-soll. who while applauding the charter draft as a good attempt, nevertheless is opposed to certain provisions, such as tho divorcement of the Building Departments from the control of tho borough governments and placing them in the hands of a centralized Department of Public Works with offices in Manhattan.

Announcement of the hearing was made by Thomas D. Thacher, chairman of the Charter Commission. Mr. Thacher would cot directly answer a question as to whether he had received a letter from Mayor LaGuardla which ended "Sincerely but unhappily yours." "Oh. the Mayor is always writing letters." was Chairman Tbacher'si sole reply to the question.

The Mayor expressed himself "disappointed" with the product of the commission. It is understood; he will be the first person to be heard on the charter in the public session next Thursday. HIGHLAND PARK HITS CHARTER MOVE NOW Civics Want No Action Until After Election. Postponement of public action on the proposed charter revision until after the November (lection was favored last night during a meeting of the Highland Park Civic Association at 36 Hendriz St. In introducing a resolution authorizing the secretary.

Armand K. Rodriguez, to send letters to State Senator Jacob H. Livingston and Assemblyman Clement A. Shelton explaining the association's stand. James J.McCue, president, asserted: "It is too much to ask of the public to share its interest in what promises to be a hotly contested political campaign with a matter of such great importance as changing the form of city government." The secretary was authorized to send letters to the B.

M. T. and the Board of Transportation asking thnt a three-cent fare be established between the new Pulton sc subway and connecting trolley car lines. It was announced that bus route starting next week, will operate along Pennsylvania ave. to Linden thus providing a direct connection between the Highland Park section and Flatbush, for which the association has been agitating for several years.

Endorsement via given to Borough President Ingersoll's bill, to lie Introduced by Senator Livingston, reopening the matter of depressing the Long Island P.ailroad tracks along Atlantic ave. to make way for a boulevard. It was pointed out that the Fulton st. subway would probably be continued along Atlantic together with the railroad Mr. McCue.

John G. P.eiber and Lester L. Ring were appointed to a committee to co-operate with other local organizations in devising plans to observe the 60th anniversary of the 'amalgamation of the Town of New Lots with the old City of Brooklyn, which will fall nezt September. WOMAN PICKED UP IN GRAVESEND BAY Found Lying Unconscious; Called Attempted Suicide. Mrs.

Mary Morski, 38, of 1T8 Bay 54th st-, clad In a nightgown and an overcoat, was found lying unconscious in the shallop water of an Inlet of Gravescnd Bay at the foot ef West I3d early today. Police said It apparently was a case of attempted suicide. James Nelson, who lives at the foot of Bay S4th directly across the Inlet, heard a woman's screams, followed by moans, at 3:30 A. M. He notified police and set out In a rowboat.

He found the woman In the water wedged against a wooden pile. An ambulance physician examined her and directed her removal to Coney Island Hospital, where she still was unconscious several hours later. Her condition was said to be serious. Mrs. Morski was Identified by her daughter, Anna, who could give no clue to her motive.

GERMAN ENVOY RECEIVED Paris, April 30. Count Johannes Von Welozock, new German Ambassador, presented his credentials to President Albert Lebrun today. He succeeds the late Roland Koes-tcr. New Business Ventures KLF.A.N PACK LAUNPhT SERVICE, V. Chrl Khq.

BRIGHTON APPETIZING AND NTT SHOP. 719 Brighton Bch v. Hrry 80NOTONF FROOKI.TN I tKlb SVt. AjOuw orn. RRVROSK KNITTEO FABRIC'S.

B3J Blake vt. Morris Ooodnwi. GIBRALTER CONSTRUCTION 1M fllth st. Irvint Celler. AMERICAN OIL BURNER SERVICE MS Atlantic are.

Lwrnce Oold- mnn. GEORGIA COAT 304 Boenim pi. Hrman n-in. 8. H.

BASKERVtlXE EMPtyVMENT AflENCT, B'8 pulton St. Samuel uwitrr Vlllf. ROUS GALVANIZING TVORK8. Kent ave. Albert Row.

AMERICAN HOt'PB AND WINDOW CLEANING Douglass at. 8am Klusemian, MlPWOOn WAFTF. gTSI lth av. Jack JackoalUl and Sidney Blank. PITREME FOOP8 178 Ocean pkwy.

r.lchard Flaahburs. A i' nr.i'nr ur.nu erhi ac. Philip eWllla and Frank Napo- Jury Locked in Disagreement After Ten Hours, of Deliberation. John R. Colettl, formerly a patrolman attached to the 8heeps-head Bay station, will have to stand trial again on a charge of manslaughter in tho first degree.

After ten hours' deliberation a Jury before County Judge Fitzgerald reported that they were unable to agree on a verdict Judge riU gerald. convinced that the Jury was hopelessly deadlocked, discharged them from further consideration of the case. This Jury had been se lected from a so-called blue panel. Judge Fitzgerald gaye the case to the Jury shortly after o'clock yesterday following a trial that had started on Monday morning. Judge Fitzgerald kept the jury deliberating until 3 clock this morning, hile bo remained his chambers In the courthouse.

Colettl was charged with shooting and fatally Injurylng, on March 14. of last year, Robert L. Twlgg, formerly an employe, of the Highway Department, The April Grand Jury, 1935, that had refused to voto an Indictment in the Drukman case, dismissed the charge against Colettl. The evidence was resub mitted to the September Grand Jury and an indictment charging him with manslaughter, was re turned against Colettl. Colettl was prosecuted by Assis tant District Attorney Samuel Gold- seln, and the attorneys for the -de fense were Robert H.

Elder and Julian V. Carabba. It Is expected that District At torney Geoghan will make a motion next week for another special panel of Jurors for.a second trial of Colettl. Brooklyn Building Plans No. Ent V6 two 1-jtory frm dwslUnp, cot.

Esther Simon, 4310 Ave. K. ownr: J. Mlllmftn. architect.

No. 4T-57 Hawthorn 6-story brick iptrtinrrit. llTxllA- cost. Haw- thorn St. SKO Flatbush owner; Boria Porfman, architect.

No. 1884-9n Broadway. 2-atorv brick and concrete ra rmjrf. cost, Vorije Mlcki. premises, owner; I.

Xlrshenbllt, architect. BUKKOUATirS NOTICE. Fll No, 7V1 1W8 THE PEOPLE OF THE 8TATE OF NEW Tork, by the Urac ot God. Free and Independent. To Johanna Brecnan, Ellen a.

uuii, inerese juersique, ejieen iea- min, hmma Co toy, Mary Henu, Mercedes Seaman Wrede, Mary Lindsay, Nora Hearn, Anna tcnumaner, Mary Brenruin. Patrick Bronnan, Hnry Bren- nan, 1 inured Law lor, Frederick Schu macher, St. Koaes Ftm Home for Incurable Cancer, Home for the A ted of the Little Sisters of the Poor. Helen Pelany Colbert, antes R. Ixlany, Anita Delaiiy, Catherine ielaiiy HodKk)nn, Thomas ielany, Amelia Delany, Josephine Delany, Mar-iraret Co-'hrnne.

John Hearn, Catherine Hearn, Jame G. Hearn, send Whereas, Jacob Hents, who resides at No. 22 New York Avenue, In the Borotifch of Brooklyn, City of New Tork. has presented his account as Executor of Margaret A. O'Connor, deceased, lately re-Hiding at No.

87S St. Johns Place, the Borough of Brook l-n. County of Kings. City and State of New York, and a petition prrtyinff that his account may be judicially settled and for the appointment of Lillian Goodwin aa substituted trustee ot the trust created under paragraph Thirteenth of the will of said decedent for the benefit of Josephine Uelaney In place and stead of Rev. Richard Delanev named will; Now, therefore, yon 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 (jounty or Kings, on the 4th day of June, ivti.

at Clock in the forenoon, why such settlement should not be had and hy Lillian Goodwin should not be ap pointed aa substituted trustee herein in place and stead of Rev. Richard lelaney, named In the will. in testimony whereof, we bar caused the Real of our said Surrogate' Court to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) Witness. Hon.

GEORGE ALBERT WING ATE, Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, In the said County the aMh day of April. 193. PERCT T. 8TAPLETON. Clerk of the Surrogate's 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 to the proceedings, unless you file written objections thereto. You have a right to have an attomey-at-law appear fcr you. Ap30-4t-Th THE PEOPLE OF THE STATJfi OK New York by tit Grace of God Free and Independent.

To Martha Aus, Administratrix with the Will Annexed of the Estate of Marco Aus Wuftel, Martha Aus, Ludwfg Pilgreen, Alice Pilgreen. Han Ber-thel Martenaen, Grt Age Lundquist, Gud-rua Johnson, Jefferson Broun, Paul Bruun, Norwegian Home for the Aged, Norwegian Children Home Association, the Home for the Blind, Send Greeting; Whtreas, City Bank Farmers Trust Company, a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State ot New York, with offices at No. 23 Willis Street, In the Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, has presented its Account as Trustee under the Laat Will and Testament of CARL WIOTEL, deceased, lately residing at No. 1G03 Dorchester Road, the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings, City and atate or New York, and a petition pray that said account may be Judicially settled: Now, therefore, yon 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 Ktngs, on the 8th day of June, ItttO, at eS0 o'clock In the forenoon, why such settlement should not be had.

In testimony whereof, we have caused the Seal of our aatd Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed. (U 8.) Witness, Hon. GEORGE ALBERT WING ATE. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, In the said County, the 27th day of March, 193o. PERCY T.

STAPLETON, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. AprieHw-Th UUiAL NOTICES. NOTICE OF SALE. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY. The Willtannburtrli Savings Bank, Plaintiff, against Gabriel Ixwensteln as Executor and Trustee under the last Will and Testament of Ms reus L.

Lowensteln, deceased. Defendant. Pursuant to a Judgment entered herein, dated April 20th. HOtt, 1 will sell at public auction by WILLIAM T. MacKOHER'iV, Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, New York, on May 22nd.

at 12 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, directed by said judgrm-nt to be sold, with the Improvements thereon, situate on the easterly side of Bedford Avenue distant 40 feet southerly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the easterly aide of Bedford Avenue with the southerly aide of Greene Avenue, being a plot 40 feet front and rear, by H0 feet In depth on both side with a party wall on either side; and subject to covenants and restrictions of record. Reference Is made to said Judgment for a more complete description of said premises. Dated, April 2Hth, 1ttf6. HENRY SPITZ, Bferee. S.

M. A P. E. MEEKER. Attorneys for Plaintiff, One Hanson Place.

Brooklvn. New York. Ap3Kiw-Th4Tu SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY. Harvey Fischer. Plaintiff, against Martin Stockman, at Defendants.

Pursuant to an amended Judgment entered herein, dated the 37th day of April, 1934, I will sen at public auction, by ALLEN M. TEPLlTZ, Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. IN Montagu Street, Brooklyn. New York, on the 22nd day of May, 19.1. at 12:00 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises situated In the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, on the Poutn side of Avenue distant 100 feet west of Sttllwell Avenue, be.

tng a parcel of land 100 feet In width front and rear by 190 feet in length on both aides. Reference being made to said Judgment for a mora complete description of said premises. Dated, April 30th, 1WW. 1RVINO B1CK. Referee.

JOSEPH J. nSCHER. Attorney for Ilslntlff, 215 Montague Street, "Brooklyn. New York, Ap30-3w-Th4Tu manner of establishing a cellar landed him in the toils of the law and today he was held in $J0O bail by Magistrate Blanch-field in Flatbush Court on a petty larceny charge. The story, as recounted by Detective George Koelandt of the Van- derveer Park station, was this When Kusso lost his job he man- to earn a few cents a day run ninsr errands for nouse- The preponderance of the errands called for the purchase of cold meat cuts.

tuch an ham anl of tho matter. Jtusso decided to set up his own delicatessen in a nclgn- borhood cellar. But there was the problem of stock to be considered. After a great deal of pondering over the problem, Russo acquired two smoked hams and also two lengths of succulent bologna. Thereafter his clients received generous portions when they sent him to the store How Russo acquired his stock was brought to the attention of the police when John Koew, of 314 to- vert drUor of a meat delivery truck, reported that two smoked hams had been stolen from his truck last Friday.

Assigned to track down the purloined hams. Detective Scelandt saw Russo yesterday afternoon at Nostrand ave. and Ave. with two lengths of bologna. He questioned him and learned of the existence of the cellar delicatessen.

The youth's "I believe you have a future In the business world." Magistrate Blanchfield observed. "However. an accurate survey may show. Dated, New York. April JR.

1008. IRVING 8. INKER, Referee, EARLE A RUST. Attorneys for Plata-tiff, 13 William Street. New York City.

SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY. John K. Griffith. Plaintiff, against Betty Koaower and Sarah learner.

DcfanHaoiM In pursuance of a Judgment of fore- closure and aale dated April 9th, I will sell st auction by WILLIAM H. REID, Auctioneer, at 12:0 o'clock noon, on May 7. 1936, at the Real Estate Exchange, at 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn, N. Y.

The premises (n Kings County directed to be sold being on the northerly side of North 5th Street, feet west of th northwest corner of North 5th Street, and Bedford Avenue, (formerly 4th Street.) being 20 feet wld front and rear by 1 00 feet deep on each aide, side lines parallel with Bedford Avenue, and the easterly side Una running partly through a party wall. Dated: April ir.th. JACOB FULLER. Referee. WILLIAM HIRSCH.

Plaintiff's Aitor- ncy. 189 Jora lemon Street, Brooklyn, N. T. AprlG-3w-Th4Tu SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY.

Guaranteed Title and JTortuage. Company, Plaintiff, against Max Rosen, arid others. Defendants. Pursuant to Judgment herein, dated April loth, IttX, I will sell at put. lie auction by JAMES A.

HEANEY, Auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Ex- -naiiK. loir Dion incur cue" i. uoiouun vi 18th. at 12:00 o'clock Noon, the premises In said Judgment directed to be sold, being a plot of ground with the Improvements thereon. In the Borough of Brooklvn.

Countv of Kings. Cltv and State of New Tork. being on the West side of West 30th Street, distant 107.20 feet North of Surf Avenue: running thence northerly along the westerly aide of West 3m Street, 28 feet; thenc westerly, at right anglea to West 30th Street. 118 81 feet; thence southerly, parallel with West 30th 8treet, 8 feet: thenc easterly, at right anglea to West 30th Street. 119 feet; thence southerly, parallel with West 30th Street, 20 feet and thenc easterly, at right anglea to West Street, 11T fix feet to the westerly side of West 30th Street, st the pornt of beginning.

TOGETHER with all the right, title and Interest, if any. In West 30th Street. Jatefl, April 24tn. EDWARD A. CARLIN.

Referee. ARNOLD O. CHARTERS. Attorney for Plaintiff, SO Jamaica. Avenue, Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York.

Ap27-3w-MTh SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY. Evergreen Cemetery Association. Salem, New York Plaintiff, against Mary L. Stark. Defendant.

In pursuance of a Judgment ot fore- cloture and sale duly made and entered Mar the above action snd bearing date April 3. 193fi. T. the undersigned, the referee in said Judgment named, will sell at puhll; auction to th highest bidder by FRANIC WAUKll. Auctioneer, at tn Hrookiy.

Real Estate Exchange. Montague) Street, in the Borough of Brooklyn. Cty and State of New York, on the 12th day oj jvju. at iweivt ewea noon, premises directed by aald Judgment to sold and therein described aa follows: ALL that certain nlot piece or narcel ol land, situate, lying and being In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, known and designated on a certain map entitled "Home-crest, property of The Harbor and Suburban Building and Savings Association, In Sections 21 A 22 of the Slat Ward. City of Brooklyn, Kings N.

surveyed by i Chas. 8. Voorhles, C. E. A C.

and I filed In tha Offic of th Register of the County of Kings on November 8th. 1897. as Map Number 1317 as and by the lots numb re seven hundred and twenty-four and seven hundred and twenty-five in Block number 7344. and bounded and described as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at tha corner formed by th Intersection of th northerly side of Avenu with the westerly side of Home-crest Avenu: running thenc northerly along th westerly side of Homecrett Avenu one hundred feet thenc westerly parallel with Avenue forty feet; thenc southerly parallel with Homecreat Avenu one hundred feet to the northerly tide of Avenue and thence easterly along th northerly aid of Avenue forty feet to the corner th point or place of beginning. ALSO all the right, title and Interest of ihe said mortgagor of.

in and to Avenu and Homecrest Avenue, lyintr In front of and adjoining said premises to the centre lines thereof respectively. Dated April 20, 1930. JEROME IIEFFKR, Referee. 8EIRERT RIQOS, Attorneys for Plaintiff. 30 Broad Street, Borough ot Manhattan, New York City.

Apr21-w-TuTnMayu SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY The Eoultnhle Life Assurance Society the United States, Plaintiff, against Samuel Hubennletn. and others. Defendants. Pursuant to judgment entered herein on April 16 1P-0.

I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague Street, Borough of Brooklvn, City of New York, on the 13th dav of May, lunfl, at 12 o'clock noon, by JOHN L. REITER, Auctioneer! the mortgaged premises directed by aairff judgment to be sold and therein described aa follows: ALL that certain lot, piece 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 to wits BEGINNING at a point on the easterly side of Delamere Place (East 23rd Street) distant one hundred feet northerly from th nortb'asterly corner of Delamere Plac and Avenu running thence easterly parallel with Avenu one hundred feet; thenc northerly parallel with Delamere Place, thirty three feet: thence westerly again parallel with Avenu U. and part ofi tha distanc through a party wall, on hundred feet to the easterly side of Delamere Place; and thence southerly along th easterly aide of Delamar Place, thirty-three feet to tha point or plac ef BEGINNING.

TOGETHKR with all tha right, tUU erg Interest of th mortgagor of, tn and to the land Ivina In Delamere Place (East Street) in front of and adjoining the premises herein described to ta center Mn inereoi. TOGETHER with all future and irnVi COPS PLAN TO CURB MAY DAY DISORDER Off Days Canceled for Tomor-fow's Demonstration. Tollce are planning for the larg- est May Day demonstration in i years tomorrow and are taking every precaution against disorder. Days off have been canceled for all members of the force and. in addition to the regular patrol squads, two squads ulll be held on reserve In every station house from 8 o'clock tonight until noon Saturday.

The Provisional May Day Coni-' niittce parade, which will travel part of its route on Klfth Manhattan, despite the protests of merchants, is expected to last for hours. According to the police ar- rungementa for the parade the first contingent will form at A. In 35th, 36th and 37th west of Eighth and tho third contingent, the children's division, will not Join the procession until 3:30 P. The children will form In Last 26th st. and Join the rear of the main procession at Fifth continuing on to Union Square.

Besides the provisional commit tee parade, the police are making arrangements to handle a crowd estimated at 70.000 at the Polo Grounds between 11 A. M. and 6 P. M. The May Day parade will start from 35th st and Eighth ave.

at 10 A. M. The police will prohibit parking in the streets where the parade units are assembling and also along the line of march during the hours of the parade. MAJ. MARY FARRELL HONORED AT DINNER ieTservice to Women's Police Reserve Praised.

More than 100 guests were present last night at a dinner In honor of MaJ. Mary K. Farrell, president of the Veteran Women's Reserve, given by that organization at the Hotel 8t George Among those who paid tribute to MaJ. Farrell's service to the organization were Elections Commissioner William J. Heffernan, toastmastcr; Col.

Wllllnin A. Daw kins, county commander. United Spanish War Veterans: the Rev. John 1. P.

Smith, pastor of the R. C. Church of St. John the Evangelist, and Mrs. Jane B.

Farley, who headed the committee in charge. Among those present were: Former Sheriff Frank Oiiayla, Democratic leader of the amithem part of the KIrjt A. and Mra. Sadie Garahan. eo-leader: Mr.

Mary Tully, depute Fute. field, director. W.wien'a Benefit Asaofla-tlnn; Munlrlpal Court Juntke John V. Cain, Deputy City Clerk A. Bell.

Demo-rratlc leader of the northern part of the First A. and Mra. Anna Brady, co-leader. Comnilttcj heads who assisted Mrs. Farley included Mrs.

Eleanor E. Smith, Mrs. Alice Eroddy, Mrs. Sophia St-hoficld. Mrs.

Helen Judge, Mrs. William Murray, Miss Margaret Harvey, Mrs. Margaret Doyle and Mrs. Ellen Davis. Takes Poison as Wife Is Killed in Row An alleged murder and suicide attempt resulted today in the death of Mrs.

llattlo Stanley, 41. and the removal of her husband, George, to Kings County Hospital where he is a prisoner charged with homicide. The Stanleys, colored, lived at 1426 Fulton st. Mrs. Pauline Barnes, their daughter, who lives on the floor below, heard scuffling upstairs early today.

She ran to the apartment and found her mother dead on the floor of the bedroom and her father In a scml-conscloua condition In the kitchen. Police charge Ptanley killed his wife by hitting her on the head and strangling her. and then swallowed poison. Copt. John J.

McQowan. of thcHomleldo Squad, and detectives of the Gates ave. station are In-vestlgatlng. BOYS AND 01 RL8' WEEK From 8:15 to P. M.

on Saturday WBKC will feature Brooklyn Boys and Girls Week In co- operation with tho national annl- jvprsary of that week. there Is some question as to the Ic- The Jew's first social duty Is to-gality of your methods." war(I ni3 temple because It Is the Saturday K'VCn latest sustaining factor In his life, Abraham Brill, president of Shaari lit Zedek Congregation, said yesterday. 16 Students at L. 1. U.

U-ho statement was contained In a FATAL PLANE CRASH DAMAGES DENIED $250,000 Suit in Victim's Be- half Meets Jury Disapproval. Hempstead, April 30. A verdict for the defendant was returned by 1 before SuDremo Court Jus tice Uodd yesterday in a KSO.OOO negligence suit brought by William Goodheart, of Manhattan, as administrator of the estate of Harry Pinslcy against the American Air Lines, Inc. Plnsley was killed on June 9. 1921, when a Curtiss Condor plane piloted by Clyde Holbrook crashed in the Mongap Mountains up-State.

Another pilot, the stewardess and three other passengers were killed. Pinslcy was In charge of the Manhattan office of the Music Corporation of America when his death occurred and his salary was then 110,000 a year. He was 25 and unmarried Through his attorney. Henry A. I'terhart, the plaintiff claimed that Holbrook never communicated with cither the Newark or Albany offices by radio as to whether or not he was in any danger.

The defense denied negligence. Justice Dodd reserved decision on a motion by Mr. I'terhart to set aside the verdict. Drill Urges OUpDOrt CL 7J-L- Pots onaari icaeK reie borough-wide appeal to Brooklyn Jewry for support of the temple's four-day bazaar which opens Bun-day night with a banquet In the social hall, Kingston ave. and Park place.

Net proceeds, estimated at 10.000. will be used to help maintain the temple's free religious school for 400 Jewish children. "Fince the temple Is assuminf ever greater proportions In our social life." Mr. Brill said, it is only fitting that surplus funds of Jews should be consigned to Its upkeep. As a relief agency Its force Is swift and most direct.

It Is. I believe, tho most powerful single factor in our lives." Abraham K. Goldberg, appointed general chairman of the fair com mittees, yesterday declared a generous response has been experi enced by his aides in the prepara tory work. Acting with him are Mrs. Frank O.

Relsler and Mrs. Isaac Klarnet. Sisterhood chnlrman: Mrs. Joseph M. Levy and Mrs.

A. K. Goldberg, treasurers; Mrs Honors Relss. honorary chairman: Mrs. Morris Largeman and Mrs.

Julius Abramson. journal chairman, and Mrs. A. N. Pearlinan.

secretary. 600,000 Farmers Get "Helping Hand" Washington. April 30. The Re settlement Administration, In thi first year of its "lent a helping hand." by loans or grants to 600,000 farmers and their faml lies. Rexford Guy Tugwell.

admin istrator, said today. In observing the first birthday of his organization, he said In a network radio address that "we have made good progress" toward achieving alius set forth by Presl dent Roosevelt in creating RA a yeur ago. "We were given two Jobs to do." Tugwell said. "The first was to care for some 025.000 farmers and their families who were In need of Immediate help. The second was to do something about the poor and worn-out land which has decent farming Impossible." made i i Elected to (jDtimateS Miss Grace Zvonik.

Miss Kdna V. Grodman. Joseph Schiffman and ICrnest Pritz. high-ranking students of the junior class at Long Island I niversity. have been unanimously voted to membership In -uptimates.

honorary scholastic society of that institution. This special honor Is accorded to limited number of the junior class. Others may be admitted hen they achieve superior ratings hile seniors. The following seniors were also elected to membership: Ieo Ber- man. Miss Mildred Keldman.

Klllott 8. M. Calner, Miss Natalie Int roll-gator. Ion Nelson. Miss Evelyn Paget.

Miss Helen Sellgnian. Paul Scjtaucr. Kugene Slegel. Fred Stein, Gilbert Winick and John T. Tauch-stetter.

1'rof. Gregory T. Walcott was unanimously re-elected president of Optlmates; Prof. Richard H. Payn-tT.

vice president, and Dr. Ruth Virginia Johns, secretary treasurer. lu Bois K. Wiggins, instructor In journalism, was admitted to faculty membership, which Is limited to professors heading departments and to members of Phi Beta Kappa. Roosevelt Confers On Maine Project Washington, April 80.

A conference between President Roosevelt, Postmaster General James A. Farley and Gov. Louis J. Brann, of Maine, caused renewed speculation today aver tho fate of the Passa-maquoddy tide harnessing project. Governor Brann was understood to have discussed politics principally, but the "Quoddy" project also inuy have come up.

The "yuoddy" project was begun It relief money allotted by President Roosevelt without direct authorization of Congress. Work on tho tidal dnm is In progress, but must be stopped when present funds run out unless provision is made for more money. SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY. Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company. Successor by merger with Central Union Trust Company of New York, as Trustee under a certain Trust Agreement dated May 1st.

192. between The Prudence Company and Central Union Trust Company of New Yoeic. Plaintiff, against Borough Housing Corporation, et Defend-' ants. KAUFMAN. WEITZNER CEL-LER and THOMAS CRADOCK HUGHES.

Attorneys for Plaintiff, 331 Madison Avenue, New Tork, N. T. Pursuant to judgment entered herein, dated April 7th. 19.10. I will sell at public auction at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, by JOSEPH W.

CATHARINE. Auctioneer, on May 21st, J93. at 12 o'clock noon. The mortgaged premises aituate In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, on the west aide nf Stuart Street distant 1V) feet 4 Inches north of Avenue consisting of a rectangular plot 18 feet 3 Inchea in front and rear and 100 feet In depth, with Improvement I thereon. Dated.

April 20th, 19-'MJ. EDWARD H. WILSON. Referee. Aprll30-3W'TkSa r'uLsaf a or personal property attached to or used connection with the premises, all of whi were cove re a oy aain niongsge.

jvaiea, Aprn zi, jwi. JONATHAN GREENl Rf.r ALEXANDER A GREEN. Plaintiff, 1 torneya, 120 Broadway, New York Aprtl-3w-Tu4Th4Miyii i Aprl4-3w-TuATh duno. I.