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THE HERALD STATESMAN, YONKERS, N. Y., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1943 15

A Want Ad Doesn't Cost - It Pays jrnished Rooms | Apartments Unfurnished UTWS PL., 40—L»ige loom, run­n e r private l»T»tory. S o l u b l e

*5 — Single " room, 2 furnished, private,

A. M. or P. M. YOn. 3-W13-W.

RSWS P U t, nicely

jjKRS — Comlortably furnished near bath and ahowtr. Private

YOn. J-eWI.

fONKKRS— B e i u t i l u l , warm room. renlences, b&th and shower. Su l t -r buslne&s people (1 or 2) . Write 119, Herald Statesman.

CORTLANDT PARK AVE.: Large ed room, vtrr desirable. Apply t.

EURO AVK., 9. near Central Av«. table: lady. Private family, gar-parking, near bua, trolley. YOn.

M.

st^ifr-AVE., «4»— Large room, ad-; b a i n , \ > r l v » * « entrance, suitable ' YOn. 3-59M. \ . — — — — • — • ~~

lONAL accommodat ions fox lady, eated apartment. All transit . Call J-10H before 10 A.M., after 8 P.M.

aftUEAN AVE., 295—» rooms, enclosed porch, electric refrigeration, * « . Agent. Room 415, Park Building. YOn. 4-6410.

McLEAN A V E . *71—Four room apart­ment, all Improvements, 140. Inquire store.

UcLEAN HEIQHT8 — 4 rooms. 2nd Door. 2-I»mily house, near P. 8. 11 »50 Six rooms. 2-famlly, 1st floor »70

SLATER. 943 McLean Ave. BEv. 1-8903.

Furnished usekeeping Rooms KKY 6011—Single or double room kitchen privileges. S team heat, 1 subways. Private family. *5 up. bridge 6-1956. Inq. Real Estate .

MORX1NOSIDE AVE., 4 0 — 5 nice rooms, bath, all Improvements, but heat . 125-128 John P. Meade, 10 Warburton Ave YOn. J-0O58

MOR8EMERE. 21 (between Broadway and Pal i sade Ave.)—3 rooms and bath . In ­quire Mr*. Connor, or Barry E Lock-wood, 30 So . Broadway, YOn. 3-0118.

Garage Space ASHBORTON OARAQE—Space for r e n t -

By day. weak ©r month . 283 AihfcurtoD Ava. Open »u nl«ht .

Business Places For Rent SMALL STORE FOR RENT—Sherwood

Park, 491 Bronx River Road. Phone YOnkers 6-8531.

STATIONERY 8TORE— Fixtures optional . Established 13 year*. 153 McLean Ave.

OERBERBTJX CO. 3 POST S T

NORTH BROADWAY, 54—Four rooms and bath, $30. Superintendent on premises or Agent, Room 415, Park Building.

NORTH BROADWAY. 1*3 — Four rooms, all Improvements. Inquire Superlnten-

. deat .

NO. YONKERS—6 rooms. WILL DECO­RATE TO SUIT TENANT, near all transportat ion. Oarage. YOn. 6-3043.

NORTH YONKERS—2-room apartment 432. Frigldalre. modern, 159 Ridge Ave. Mortimer YOn. 5-6628.

VISTA AVE, & kitchenette. Near transit .

104 — Large front Single room, plenty YOn. 3-3664.

LL AVE., 84—Sunny 3, private e n -• bath, coal heat , hot water, park-near transit 19. BEv. 1-1311 eves.

iSTON AVE., 26—Nicely furnished all conveniences. Transit , parking

' private house. YOn. 3-6016.

T HILL AVE, 119 — Clean rooms, housekeeping, with or without Rates reasonable. Invest igate .

NORTH YONKERS 121 QREENVALE AVE.

5 ROOMS, bath, garage. Convenient to transit and schools *55.00

HENRY HERZ, INC. 20 South Broadway. . . . YOn. 3-6220.

Houses For Rent Unfurnished

Ration Board Announces List Of Tire And Tube Certificates

The Yonkers War Price and t w o ; B m l l DiDooato, 21 College

Women Must Help Curb Crime, Judge Tells RiverdateL.W.V.,

RIVERDALE — Women should operation among the social agencies

BLACKFORD AVE.. 314 — l - » famil ies faraccs « H » 30x24.) Sui table s torage work shop; driveway. BEv. 7-8381.

10 HILLCREST AVENUE Ideal one-family residence m restricted locality. Rent arranged to Insuie immedi­ate occupancy.

YOnkers 5-1333 LAKE A V E , 1S6—1 rooms, all modern

conveniences; near ail Varu l t . Inquire 166 Lake Avenue, TuckaSoe.

NO. YONKERS—Opposite Lennon Pk.. 4 rooms all improvements, except heat, rent »25.

B. J. RKILLY. 12Q Lake Ave. YOn. 3-6102

PARK AVE., 38-44 ELEVATOR APARTMENTS

3 AND 4 SPACIOUS OUTSIDE ROOMS Cross Venti lation—Excellent Coal Heating

OWNER RESIDENT

Houses For Rent Furnished .

NO. YONKERS— 1 floor, 5 rooms, oath, gas heat, heated garage. Immediate oc­cupancy. YOnkers 3-1682.

Houses For Rent Or Sale

)W ST , 9—Large room, ki tchenette , ing water, next bath and shower; ;e. YOn. 5-4516.

.N AVE.. 632—2 rooms, kitchen prlv-electric and gas, heat, HO week.

mornings.

\DE AVE., 364 — Large front room kitchenette, rlvervlew; also single

i, $3.50 to $8.00; free parking. YOn. 11

OLPH ST., 13-^Large bedroom and plete kitchen, frigldalre. Near Broad-• private house. YOn. 3-4189.

OHNS AVE., 362—Large, attractive ng-bedroom. complete kitchen, block No 1 Trolley; adults . YOn. 3-9735W

oving, Trucking And Storage

MOVING? the task simpler by calling in one

the responsible moving men listed

SERVICE and REPAIRS

PIER ST., 22—Cheerful 6 room apartment, all improvements, heated by coal, frigl­dalre. YOn. 3-2851—YOn. 3-2499.

POST ST., 36—6 rooms, all Improvements, l' .j blocks from So. Broadway. Inquire

ED. J. DAVIS 360 South Broadway, YOn. 3-108O

15 ABBEY PLACE Artistic brick house In desirable Wood­stock Park. 1 large rooms. 3 baths . Base ­ment game room. Porch and terrace over­looking Hudson River. Oarage. Rent $125. For sale, $11,500.

HENRY HERZ, INC. 20 South Broadway. YOn. 3-6220.

POST ST., 40 6 rooms, screened porch, modern bath­

room and kitchen. Inq. 10 to 12, 3-5.

PURSER PL., 96—3 rooms, all Improve­ments , newly decorated, rent reasonable. Inquire Supt. or YOn. 3-8591-W.

RADFORD ST., 154—2 room apartment, modern Improvements , free refrigera­tion. Inquire premises.

RIVERDALE AVE., 188—Five-room apart­ment wi th bath, $20. Apply Mr. Judas, 182 Riverdale Avenue.

artments Unfurnished [SON AVE., 21—Five rooms, southern posure, all improvements, garage. All insit. Inquire fln premises .

0NWOOD PL., 46—3 and 4 large, l ight onu, all Improvements, reasonable; sr all transit. Take No. 6 trolley.

:BURTON AVE., 161-169—3 rooms, $18. arage available. ' Apply premises, or lent. Room 415, Park Building.

RIVERDALE AVE., 210—Six rooms and bath , newly decorated, available Im­mediately. Hannigah Shoe Store or YOnkers 3-1051.

RIVERDALE AVE., 243-245—5 room h e a t ­ed apartment, ho t water supply all year, near new shipyard, $32.50. Apply super­intendent .

HOUSES for rent 'or tions in Yonkers.

F. W. Blatzheim YOn. 3-8030 90 MORRIS 8T.

Open weekdays, Saturdays , Sundays.

HOUSE—5'i rooms, nice basement room all improvements, near schools, churches railroad, buses Coal supplied for Win­ter. Dobbs Ferry 2405 anytime.

5 ROOMS, garage, modern, Colonial, In­sulated, sewer, deep lot near stores, church and transportation. Apply 64 Borcher Ave.

Wanted To Rent PARK HILL AVE. — Warm, clean, well

furnished room with private bath. Kitchenet te or kitchen privileges, pri­vate house. Herald Statesman B-126.

SARATOGA AVE., 21—« large rooms, en­closed porch, convenient location, coal heat . Reasonable. Inquire King or Kyle.

BEECH STREET, 116 Rooms

ipply on premises or YOn. 5-6810. $16

N MAWR—Attractive. 5 large rooms; rrace; garage. Near station. Embree, ) Palmer Road. YOnkers 5-0110.

N MAWR—3Vj-4 rooms. Improvements, ivate entrance , front porch, parking ace, garage optional. 214 Jessamine.

NA VISTA AVE.. 85—3 rooms, poreh, : floor. So. Broadway, 162-168—2-2Vj-i rooms, all Improvements. YO. 3-5182

• ? A V E , 15—Basement apartment . 4 oms, all Improvements, rent reasotl-le. ONE MONTH'S CONCESSION, q. Supt. on premises or JOSEPH A. •IRRATO, 23 Park Hill Ave. YO.3-1542.

WELL AVE., 49—Six rooms, all Im-

rovements, coal heated, adults only.

95 SARATOGA AVE. ROOMS

YOnkers 5-7305 $50

SARATOGA AVE. 122—5 rooms and porch, l ight, modern: coal heated. Reasonable. Supt. or YOn. 3-8481-W.

SARATOGA AVE., 151—3 rooms, all mod­ern conveniences; newly decorated; near transit. Inq. premises, or 112 Saratoga.

SARATOGA AVE., 119—3 rooms, $45-$50. Elevator, cross venti lat ion, convenient subway and R. R. s tat ion. YOn. 3-1110.

SAW MILL RIV. RD., 239—5 rooms, bath, rear porch, unheated. Near transporta­tion, schools, churches . Saw Mill River Realty Co. Inc. , 643 Nepperhan Ave., YOn. 5-0859.

BUSINESS mother desires room, sincere motherly care boy 4. warm, quiet. Riv­erdale section. KIngsbridge 9-1842.

Real Estate And Insurance Brokers

I HAVE Buyefs waiting lor 1 and 2 f a m ­ily houses and Income properties. List your properties with Victor Cantor, 20 So. Broadway. YOnkers 3-3609.

SPECIAL Offering in properties tor tale or rent. VICTOR 8. 8TACHNIK, 216 Gerard PI. corner Rossiter. YOn 5-12.C

Houses For Sale HOMEFTELD—Refreshing residential com­

munity . Delightful homes, many bar­gains. Some rentable.

R. L SIM, 5T7 Odell Ave. YOn. 5-0150

WLES AVE., 13—3 -rooms off foyer. 3 Kposures. All modern improvements, ear Yonkers and Central Aves.

BB3 FERRY, 6 and 3-room apartments , eat, all latest Improvements, moderate Ice location. Call Dobbs Ferry 4610-J.

WNINO ST., 118—4 nice clean light

ooms. Cold water, $15. YOn. 3-8992.

NWOODD3 U 4 5 ) : 4 beautiful rooms, unporch, heat, hot water , garage. nNAR, 111 Yonkers Ave. YOn. 3-414$.

125 ELLIOTT AVE. CHOICE OVERSIZED 3-4 ROOM8

>dem garden apartments . Very reason-It rent. Rare value. YOnkers 3-3516.

,VIN ST., 44—Room, k i tchenet te »/id )»th, heat and hot water. Convenient 'Bare Wire," free parking space.

.EN HILL AVE.. 243—5 rooms, bath, ga­rage, near schools, t ransportat ion; Bryn Mawr Stat ion. Front, rear porch.

LEVrwOOD—4 room elevator apartments , rivtrvlew, all modern improvements; botcb. *41 to $43. YOn. 6-6268.

SEYMOUR PLACE, 1—5 sunny rooms and bath, all improvements except heat . John F. Meade, 10 Warburton Ave. | N O . YONKERS— 2-family, 1-4 and 1-5 YOn. 3-0056.

SO. BROADWAY. 85 — Second floor, five •rooms, $25. Agent. Room 415, Park

Building. YOnkers 5-6310.

SO. BROADWAY, 506. at Valent ine Lane— 1 rooms, bath, extra lavatory, all Im­provements. Reasonable. Inquire Supt. YOn. 3-9666.

SO. YONKERS—2 rooms. $33; 2'4-3, $40; 5, $42; 6, $50; 1, $60. and others .

Miller ft Gray. 15 Radford YOn. 3-9350.

SOUTH YONKERS 6 rooms, second floor, three-family house.

Newly decorated $50

THOMAS S. BURKE, Inc. 351 SO. BROADWAY. YON. 3-5030.

SO. YONKERS—S rooms, all Improvements, $26 up 4 rooms ground floor, $15. Supt. 61 Post St . , or Hacussler, 45 Post .

I-EHWOOD GARDENS—Glenwood and R»vln# Aves., overlooking Hudson—3-3 ' i -4 -4H rooms Wm. A. White, agenU.

ILENWOOD section, 288 Woodworth Ave. * rooms, all Improvements, 3 minutes to tr»ln and trolley. Rent reasonable.

TIBBETT8 ROAD. 169—6 rooms, frigld­alre, garage, porches, everything mod­ern, $60. Clean and cheerful. Another modern apartment near Ludlow Sta ­t ion, $50. Nice cold water flats, 4 rooms, $22 up. YOnkers 3-1045.

Three att ic rooms, garage. $3,000. Molland, 30 Buckingham Rd. YOn. 3-3344.

BRICK BUNOALOW. insulated, 6 rooms, lovely modern kitchen, bath and recrea­tion room, screens, storm sash , garage GOLL, 358 St. John's Ave. YOn. 3-2638

1 or 2 EXCEPTIONAL GOOD BUYS family houses.

HELMERS & MARTIN 20 So. Broadway. YOn. 3-1954

Rationing Board Issued certificates for the purchase of 48$ passenger and light truck, tires and 135 tubes in addition to 132 truck and bus tires and 46 tubes during the month of December. Certificates w e r e awarded as follows:

Passenger and light truck tires (Grade One) and tubes — City of Yonkers, Department of Buildings, two tires Hind two tubes; Dr. L J. Fazio, 921 McLean Avenue, two tires and two tubes; Frank B. Mollick, 223 Woodland Avenue, two tires; Zangwill Feller, 24 Riverdale Ave­nue, four tubes; Margaret A. Geberth, 188 Elm Street, one tube; Edward Kmetz, 29 Cedar Street, one tube; Silvio Pascarella, 309 Jes­samine Avenue, three tubes; Harry Watson, 14 William Street, three tubes; Mario Attlll, 53 Park Hill Avenue, one tube; Robert Barclay, 56 Dalton Road, one tube; Joseph D. Barth, 55 Warburton Avenue, three tubes; Joseph Dunbar, 215 Pennsylvania Avenue, one tube; Lester O. Gabowltz, 65 Central Avenue, two tubes; Anthony Oas-parro, 104 Ash Street, one tube; Albert Gleeson, 26 Cliff Street, one tube; Charles Lappe, 1 Shonnard te r race , one tube; Paul E. Men-zenski, 10 Croton Terace, one tube. Other " recipients

Also, Lucas Mihalak, 452 Saw Mill River Road, one tube; Edward Rattigan, 126 Van Cortlandt Park Avenue, one tube; Irvine Risher, 500 Van Cortlandt Park Avenue, five tubes; George Slmonsen, 236 Jes­samine Avenue, two tubes; Frank Gleason, Jr., 16 Lawrence Street, four tubes; Theodore A. Thomas, 58 Belknap Avenue, one tire; Martin H. Haveschild, 98 Lake Avenue, one tube; Dr. Robert McKittrick, 12

sale, different loca- Lake Avenue, two tubes; Dominick [Pirro, 965 Midland Avenue, two tubes; August Grunwald, 84 Sara­toga Avenue, one tube; Charles R. Borden, 14 Parson Street, one tube; Vincent Cianfaglione, 59 Maple Street, one tube; L. Donohue, Jr., 957 Saw Mill River Road, one tube; Howard Kiesler. 30 Locust Hill Ave­nue, two tubes; Stanley L. Reich, 461 "Riverdale Avenue, three tubes; Samuel Kolesar. 19 Myrtle Street, two tubes; John Haverilla, 275 South Broadway, four tires and four tubes; City of Yonkers, Police Bureau, four tires and three tubes; John M. Bachmann, 185 First Street, three tires.

Also, Helen Fried, 187 South Broadway^two tires and two tubes; Dr. P. J. Magg, 87 Alta Avenue, one tire and one tube; Thomas Jenkins. 12 Norwood Road, five tires and five tubes; William Santlllo, 14 Sterling Avenue, two tubes; Henry Buffone, 179 Sedgwick Avenue, one tube; Charles K. Burdick, 11 Bryn Mawr Place, one tube; Bernard J. Cleary, 152 Ridge Avenue, one tube; Emil DiDonato, 21 College Place, one tube; • James F. Holmes, 9 Woodrow Avenue, four tubes; James Meade, 30 Clinton Street, four tubes; Irving S. Poe, 341 Palmer Avenue, one tube; Charles M. Pizer, o2 Livingston Avenue, one tube; E. Donald Tolles, Jr., 2 Colonial Park­way, one tube; White Swan Uni­forms, Inc., 21 St. Casimir Avenue, one tube; Robert Brenesal, 267 St. John Avenue, one tube; Max Good-friend, 106 Elm Street, one tube.

Also, Robert Hall, 69 Belknap Avenue, three tubes; J. Henry Maxet, 750 Mile Square Road, two tubes; Pearl M. Robinson,. 10 Rad­ford Street, one tube; Florence Roden, 157 Devoe Avenue, two tubes; Henry Shaffer, 30 Loudoun Street, two tubes; Bertha Speno, 44 Kimball Avenue, one tube; Ed­ward Wolosinsky, 131 Oliver Avenue,

Place, two; Salvatore Freddoline, 200 Seminary Avenue, two; Herman Gordon, 33 O r e s t w o o d Avenue, three; James S. Keefer, 10 Inter­vale Place, four; Peter Knecht, 27 Ravine Avenue, two; James Meade, 30 Clinton Street, four; Abram Mill-man, 1160 Cromwell Avenue, four; Anthony Palasclano, 122 Warburton AVenue, one; J a m e s H o l m e r , 9 Woodrow Avenue, four; Irving S. Foe, 241 Palmer Avenue, three; Charles M. Rizer, 32 Kingston Ave­nue, one; E. Donald Tolles, Jr., 2 Colonial Parkway, two; Anthony Toppl, 15 Minette Place, one; White iSwan Uniforms, Inc., 21 St. Casimir Avenue, one; Inez K. Willis, 5 Hunt Avenue, three; K. K. Hivala, 131 Hillview Avenue, one; Alexander porter, 31 Carroll Street, two; James J. Rodgers, 2 Vernon Place, one; Henry E Strubbe, 106 Wakefield ....venue, two; F. Joseph Burke, 238 Devoe Avenue, one. Grade Three Tires

PASSENGER - LIGHT TRUCK TIRES (GRADE THREE))—Mario Attlll, 53 Park Hill Avenue, four; Robert Barclay, 56 Dalton Road, four; Joseph Barth, 55 Warburton Avenue, four; John Carrea, 48 Car­oline Avenue, one; Joseph Dunbar, 215 Pennsylvania Avenue, three; Lester Gabowitz, 65 Central Avenue, two; Anthony Gasparro, 104 Ash Street, two; Albert E. Gleeson, 26 Cliff Street, three; Emil Gold. 134 Cox Avenue, four; John Huzta, 15 Lamartine Avenue, two; Samuel Johnson, 11 Riverdale Avenue, four; Charles Jupe, 204 Kimball Avenue, two; Stephen Karasinki, 429 Pres-cott .-Street, three; Amelia Krycerick, 322 Upland Avenue, one; Luke Loughman. 63 Hudson Street, three; Alex McKendrick, 610 Valley Ave­nue, one; Daniel Marlei, 11 Archer Street, one; Charles Lappe, 1 Shon­nard Terrace, three; Paul E. Men-zenskl, 10 Croton Terrace, three; Lucas Mihalak, 452 Saw Mill River Road, one.

Also, John Keefe, 148 South Broad­way, three; John S. Plvarnik, 30

JOSEPH A. PISTONE, Private First Class, who was ir*4i»ated frt>m the Parachute School at Fort Benninr, Ga^ In December, Is now stationed at Fort Bragf, N. C. He holds two medals for marksmanship. Private Plstone spent a holiday furlottfh with his parents, Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Pls­tone of 140 Vineyard Avenue. His father served 18 months over­seas with the Twenty-fifth Engi­neers, Company B, In World War I. Joseph attended the Saunders Trades School, and before he en­listed In July, 1942, was employed at the Habirshaw Cable & Wire Co rpo ration.

take more interest in the prevention and. control of crime, said Judge Anna M. Kross of the New York City Courts, speaking to the River­dale League of Women Voters yes­terday at Riverdale Neighborhood House.

"Women must unite to combat crime at its source," said Judge Kross, "for its prevention and con­trol lie primarily in their fields, the home and the school. Only better parental training and housing con­ditions, combined with better educa­tional facilities, can stop the fright­ening rise In Juvenile delinquency that confronts the cities of Amer­ica."

Women must support better co- | hood House.

Interested in crime control, said Judge Kross. Instead of each agency trying to get the largest amount of money to spend, all of the agen­cies, she advised, should pool their resources to accomplish the great­est overall good.

Radical changes in economic con­ditions are responsible for much of the rise In Juvenile delinquency to­day, said Judge Kross. She cited as an example a case of delinquency In her own court, arising In a fam­ily living on relief for years and suddenly elevated to an Income of $70 a week, with disastrous results.

The next meeting will be held Feb. 10 at 2:30 P. M., at Neighbor-

Pulse Of The City

Gustave Herbert, 21 Beale Circle, five; Samuel Kolesar, 19 Myrtle Street, two; Charles Burdick, 11 Bryn Mawr Place, two; Anthony Castellano, 21 College Place, two; Nicholas Debronsky, 147 Ridge Avenue, one; Herman Gordon, 333 Crestwood Avenue; one; Anthony Toppl, 15 Minetta Place, four; Jacob Adler, 111 Tibbetts Road, cne; Louis Catano, 47 Mulberry Street, one; O. E. Dunkerton, 129 Runisey Road, three; Louis J. Kohn. 154 Ludlow Street, two; Francis McNeill, 4 Hunt Avenue, one; J. Henry Maret, 759 Mile Square Road, two; Clark W. Pen-

TODAY Senior Council of School Five and

Longfellow J u n i o r High School, meets. B r y n M a w r Presbyterian Church, Lockwood Avenue, 8.

Men's Club of Congregation Sons of I s r a e l , talk, F i r s t Methodist Church, 9.

St. John's Church, Getty Square, annual meeting and election, parish house, 8.

P a r e n t - T e a c h e r Association of School Eleven and Mark Twain unit, meets, school, 8.

Yonkers Section National Council of Jewish Juniors, meets, Jewish Community Center, 8:30. TOMORROW

Military Forum, Yonkers Public Library, 8.

Yonkers Association of Auxiliary Firemen, meets. Exempt Firemen'* Hall, Buena Vista Avenue, 8:30.

School Twenty - three Parent-Teacher Association, executive meet­ing, school auditorium, 1:30.

Fraternals

nlngton, 76 Winthrop Avenue, two; Colin Street, two; Edward Rattigan. David Banks, 43 Borcher Avenue, 126 Van Cortlandt Park Ave., one; Curtiss Ruth, 11 Irving Place, one;

two; Cornelius Coffey, 43 Sprain Road, two; Leon J. Conna, 472

George Simonsen, 236 Jessamine Hawthorne Avenue, two; William Avenue, four; Thomas A. Cahlll. 232 | Enterline, 420 Bellevue Avenue, Orchard Street, three; Vincent C. four.

NEPPERHAN HEIGHTS, 244 Rockjie Rd — Well planned, white, s emi -bungalow, 7 rms., dec. in taste, mod. ki tchen, many extras. Price $5800. Hast ings 2608.

MODERN 8 room house and garage, In

good location. Price $4500. YOn. 6-5340.

SUBSTANTIAL 8 room house, tile kitchen. bath, hot water hent. coal. 3-car garage. Price tS.OCO. cash $600.

RALPH WEIR CO. 937 McLean Ave. BEv. 7-7111.

WHITE MODERN Colonial dwelling. In­sulated. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths . Dead end street. Ludlow sect ion. Terms.

MUTH O MAXWELL, Inc. 20 SOUTH BROADWAY. YON. 5-5100.

TUCKAHOE RD.. 2, corner Rosslter Ave.— 5 rooms, improvements, with porch, $30. Call YOn. 5-0129 or YOn. 5-7042.

TUCKAHOE—3-4 rooms, modern kitchen, free refrigeration, near schools, s tat ion, $.18-145. DIFlore, 3S Columbus Ave.

VAN CORTLANDT PARK AVE., 566—$40. 3 heated rooms, g a j , electric, refrigerator. WKINAR, 771 Yonkers Ave.. YOn. 3-4745,

DeCarlo, 46 Maple Street, one; L. Donohue, Jr., 957 Saw Mill River Road, one; Gilbert Handley, 63 Berkshire Road, one; Edward Jack­son, 56 Cricklewood Road, two; Howard Kiesler, 30 Locust Hill Ave­nue, two; Royal Legault, 131 May-fair Road, one.

Also, Anthony Raimondo, 252 Ed­wards Place, two; ^Stanley Reich. 461 Riverdale Avenue, three: John Scott. 61 Jervis Road, two; Eugene Staudt, 126 Buckingham Road, one; Alfred Suter, 82 Pondfield Road West, one; Jacob Adler, 111 Tibbetts Road, one; Morris Blum. 211 Ash-burton Avenue, two; Robert Brene­sal, 267 St. John's Avenue, one; Louis Catano. 47 Mulberry Street, one; George Drakert. 489 Van Cort­landt Park Avenue, two; O.E. Dun­kerton, 139 Rumsey Road, two; Max Goodfrlend, 106 Elm Street, one; Robert Hall, 69 Belknap Avenue, three; Louis Hochhauser, 67 Cliff Avenue, one; Maurice Kagel, 377 South Broadway, two; John Kitz, Jr., 85 St. Andrews Place, one; Louis Kohn, 154 L u d l o w S t r e e t , two; Francis McNeill, 4 Hunt Avenue,

two tubes; Charles Yacono, 10

Also, Stanley Janney, 77 Ravine Avenue, four; Herbert James, 786 Warburton Avenue, two; Hudson repair, 737 Warburton Avenue, four; Raymond McLaughlin, 205 Warbur­ton Avenue, four; Harold Mathew-son, 380 Hawthorne Avenue, two; Robert Montgomery, 295 McLean Avenue, two; Gertrude Rcsner, 151 Orchard Street, two; the Rev. H. O. Smith. 45 Bayley Avenue, two; Donald Smith, 58 Bruce Avenue, three; Henry Stroh. 258 Mile Square Road, two; Hans W. Vieler, Glen­wood Gardens, four; Stanley Wro-bleskl, 54 Ball Avenue, four; Charles Shellenberger, 21 Windsor Terrace, four; Joseph Tetley and Company, Inc., 61 Cross Hill Avenue, three; William Jones, 2 Berkeley Avenue; four: Edward Lauterbach, 54 Ells­worth Avenue, four; Virginia Mc-Kernan, 97 Clunie Avenue, four; Dominick Mastroddi, 93 School Street, two; Lucien Vermette, 167 Buena Vista Avenue, two; M. James Mugavero (no address listed), two. Trucks and Buses

TRUCKS AND BUS TIRES (RE­CAPS)—Suburban Bus Company,

TONIGHT Nepperhan Lodge, F. and A. M —

Masonic Temple. Yonkers Lodge, I. O. O. F.—Odd

Fellows' Building. Hawthorne Lodge, F. and A. M.—

Masonic Temple. Terrace City Circle, C.F. of A.—

Odd Fellows' Building. English Ivy Lodge, Daughters of

St a George—73 Buena Vista Avenue. St. Joseph's Branch, L. C.B.A.—

St. Joseph's Hall. Palisade, Rebekah Lodge, I. O.O.

F.—Sloane^ Hall. Division 15, A.O. H—307 South

Broadway. John T. Hoffman Unit. Steuben

Society of America, 24 North Broadway.

FIRE RECORD Yesterday

12:32 P. M. Defective chimney In cottage on grounds of Hebrew National Orphan Home, 407 Tucka-hoe Road; no damage.

1:03 P. M. Ash shed, 10 Seymour Street; damage slight.

2:47 P. M. Brush fire, Grassy Sprain Road.

5 P. M. Defective chimney, 289 Nepperhan Avenue; no damage.

5:08 P. M. Ash shed, rear 2 Poplar Street; damage slight.

7:05 P. M. Brush Are, Rumsey Road. *

8:31 P. M. Ash Shed, rear 223 Ashburton Avenue; damage slight. Today

6:19 A. M. Several thousand dol­lars damage caused by fire In American Slnteel Corporation chem­ical laboratory, 320 Yonkers Avenue.

three; Henry Maret. 759 Mile Square i 310 Yonkers Avenue, 15; U. S. Post-Road, two; Frank Parker, 16 Bushey office, Main Street, five; City of

VAN CORTLANDT PK. AVK. 643—3 large. l ight rooms, all Improvement* (coal hea t ) , convenient transit . YOn. 3-2748.

AMILTON AVK., 62—Six room apart->n«nt. Elevator; coal heat . Rent re»son-»°l«. Apply Supt.

ISRH.IOT BT.. 38—3 roomi. l ight, «onny, modem sunken bath , shower, frigldalre, combination alnk, table- top stove. $37

RiVKRvrrw OARDXNa 110 Highland Avenue

''-In C l a u i t e r a t o r Apartments 3-3-4 Room* from $37-$48-$M.

in residential neighborhood. Free refri i -itation, at) modern conrenlencei .

Renting Agrnt on Premises . YOnltera »-*6t»

BOfcATTO ST. , 1—4 light, modern rooms. n«»t, hot water, tile bath, ahower, heat­ed garage. **On. 1-4104 or YOn. J-793J

UMBALL AVK., 174—Opposite Reservoir. B»ar McLean: 4 larf* rooms, garage, w*l heat. Bftrerly 7-7M7.

!«A»RRKCK t T , IS—> ro«m«. Modern Im­provement*. .frt» refrigeration 814 00. •«»* on premise* YOn J . j m

' • A W R K H C * . 8 T „ 1«—Seven room apart-"••M; eoal heat , rent reasonable. In -

^QWra Supt.

l-t>fD8rT. S T , 18—4 room*, all lmprove-

» * * U . Call YOn. 3-54M-M.

^ T O O U N ST. . 34—1 room*, all modern i»provfm«nU. Pre* r*frtterau<m. In-W r * Sapt. or call T o n . »•»«»$.

VILLA AVE.. 147 (corner Kimbal l ) . New York Central , bus at door, new 2-famlly, 4 beautiful room*. Phone BEv. 7-8535

WARBURTON AVE., 88—4 rooms, 2 baths. - refrlgeralor, all Improvement*. Phone

YOn. 4-1SJ0 or YOn. 3-9375-J.

WARBURTON AVK., 18S—3 large rooms, all Improvement*, 827-832—5 rooms, im-provemente . basement , $25—4 rooms. Im-provem-nt* exeept heat , 820. YOn. 3-0924

WARINQ PL., 70 (basement ) : 4 rooms, lavatory, heated. $20. p. p . CHRISTO­PHER, 5 So. Broadway. YOn. 3-0958

$4250 full price, terms, 6 beautiful rooms, hot water heat , garage, 50x100, near school, depot and 5c bus to subwav.

WEINAR, 771 Yonkers Ave. YOn. 3-4745 i tm n . • -m i — ^ . • __ i i

Real Estate Wonted IP vou have a house or apartment for

sale or rent, call LOUISE MITCHELL, YOn. 3-0426

Not A Candidate, Tighe Declares

IRVINGTON—Charles W. Ttghe, former deputy clerk of the Town of Greenburgh, who was reported yesterday as a candidate for Wei- ,? l rf e t-_o n e :

J I J d w »rd G. Kmetz

fare Commissioner, denied today that he was seeking the appoint­ment.

Mr. Tighe resigned his position with the Town Dec. 31.

WOODWORTH AVK. 128—« rooms and bath, all improvements , first floor. In­quire Superintendent .

WOODWORTH AVK. 150—3 rooms, porch, also 4 rooms, all Improvements. Rea­sonable Inquire Superintendent

L y O l O W Secl ton, • room*. »teove\ porch. *H improvement*, refrigeration. «enT>n '-*»l all transit . M Pnr*er Pl*e*. w

* * A * U ST.—$ room*, b a t h , hot water. 5*25r decorated. O K » U O r m r S CON-0**5TO». $»S Phone TOTi. I-74M.

tftfJUM AVK.. S 4 * - l tart* Itgnt room*. " . " " H POWh, h*e»e4 by coal. R*frlger-

^'MB*. »JI aap iUiMMtiU. TOn. l - M M - W .

A V t , X8*--S larre. I U M rooms, °2J» •orcJ». all Improvement*, friftdair*, n«1»'» d e b a t e d . jno.»ir« ftapt.

WOODWORTH AVK. 2 1 4 - $ room*, all improvement*, newly decorated; frigld­alre, porch, coal heated , near Hablrthaw

J-S«j-3-5 »nd 8 room centrally located apartment* with all improvements; rents from $30 up Also an assortment o l cold water apartments to select from. M A . BRODKRICK—144 So. Broadway. YOn. 3-0101

THRKK light rooms, bath, enclosed porch, $21. Cold water—4», rooms, heat , hot water, vicinity Oet ly 8q Inq. Bok-e lmann, 2$ No. Broadway. YOn. 3-4J79.

S ROOM Apartment, all Improvement* Anply KOI-ODNTS. *41 Riverdale Ave. YOn 3-1249.

Mrs. O'Day's Estate $10,000 To $20,000

WHITE PLAINS—Mrs- Caroline OTJay of Sunset Uuie, Rye. former Representative-at-Large, left per­sonal property worth between $10-000 and $20,000. according to a will on fUe for probate today in Surro-g«t> Court. Mrs. ODay died Jan. 4

Patrick OKeefe, an employe for many years, WM bequeathed $500. The residuary estate will be shared equally among a daughter. Ella W. O Day. and two son*. Captain Dan­iel CDay, U. 8. Army, and Charles ODay, Puerto Rico.

$10-$3S Three; $4o-$S0 Pour, nv« rooms. Frigldalre. all Improvements; parking *p»c». Welnberwer. PAIrbanks 4-1S22

BARGAIN North Yoekera, « family, 8 room apis . ali Improvement*, except heat . YOn. J-7498

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Apartments Furnished WARBOTtTOW AVK.. U 4 ~ O p p « U U W -

S warm* • m « a y roo*s». refrigeration; convenient . TOn. I-»414-W.

Lieut Robert Burns At California School

CAMP ROBERTS, Calif.—Lieu­tenant Robert Bums of Yonkers, N. Y., ta among the officers who reported for duty here recently for preliminary "instruction In the use of infantry weapon*. Tha COUTM will fake 13 *-eek». the Public Re­lation* Officer reports.

Highland Avenue, five tubes; John Thomson, 2o2 Roberts Avenue, two tubes; the Rev. H. O. Smith, 45 Bayley.Avenue, two tubes; Hans W. Vieler, 31enwood Gardens, two tubes; David Condon, 48 Caryl Ave­nue, three tires and three tubes; Alexander Porter, 31 Carroll Street, two tubes; Henry Strubbe, ioe Wakefield Avenue, two tubes; Dr. Robert B. McKittrick, 12 Lake Ave­nue, two tires; Dr. Louis S. Gold­stein, 189 Valentine Lane, two tires and two tubes; Frances Kent, M. D., 928 McLean Avenue, four tires and four tubes; Mannie La-Barbera, Bronx River Parkway, three tires and three tubes; M. James Kusavero, 30 South Broad­way, two tires- and two tubes; Jos­eph A. Perry 121 Elm Street, one tube. Grade Two Tires

PASSENGER - LIGHT T R U C K TIRES (GRADE TWO) — Zangwill Pellor, 24 Riverdale Avenue, four; M. A. Geberth, 186 Elm Street, 4two; James Head, 103 Ashburton*Avenue, two; Howard Howell, 5 Cypress

29 Cedar Street, two; R. J. Langan, 31 Carroll Street, two; James Meade, 30 Clinton Street, two; Adam Mu-szynski. 41 Chase Avenue, two; Sil­vio Pascarella. 309 Jessamine Ave­nue, three; Pasqualc Plsano, 4 Pajre Avenue, two; William J. Plumer. 20 Loring Avenue, two; James D. Por­ter, 16 Mitchell Avenue, two; John Qtiartlroni. 96 Oak Street, three; Anthony Tocco, 123 Linden Street, three; Harry Watson. 14 William Street, three; Irvine Pisher, 600 Van Cortlandt Park Avenue. Ihrce; Jo­seph L S'.ryker. 26 Randolph Street, two; Frank Gleason. Jr.. 16 Law­rence Street, four; Charles R Bor­den, 14 Parson 8treet, one.

Al«o. V i n c e n t Cianfaglione. 59 Maple Street, one; Joseph Gonzalez, 102 Nepperhan Arenue. three; Great Northern Express Company. 21 John Street, two; John D. Hobe. 94 Sara­toga Avenue, two; Anthony Prince, 481 Nepperhan Avenue, two; Oeorge Slrgel. 229 Nepperhan Avtnue. two; David Stevenson.' Jr., 665 Warbur­ton Avenue, one; Dominic Mega/653 Bronx River Road, one; Henry1

BufTone, 179 Sedgwick Avenue,one; Charles Burdick, 11 Bryn Mawr Place, t w o ; P e t e r CalAlrese. 4* Thomas Avenue, four; Anthony C as-tell a no, 21 College Place, one.

Also, Bernard J. Cleary. 1S2Rldic Avenue, one; Samuel Cohen. M Durst Place, cne; Nicholas Debron­sky, 147 Ridge Avenue, one; Patay DePaaquale,, 14t Stanley Avenue,

Avenue, four; Clark Pennington, 76 Winthrop Avenue, three; Pearl Rob­inson. 10 Radford Street, two; Flor­ence Roden, 157 Devoe Avenue, four; Curt Schramm. 42 Loring Avenue, two; Henry Shaffer, 30 Loudoun Street, four; Bertha Speno. 44 Kim­ball Avenue, two; Joseph Wcska, 117 Gavin Street, two; Edward Wo-loslnisky, 131 Oliver Avenue, four; Charles Yacono. 10 Highland Ave­nue, Ave; John Thomson, 252 Rob­erts Avenue, two; John Carrea, 48 Caroline Avenue, two; Lieutenant Gordon Butler, 1468 Midland Ave­nue, two; John L. Class, 80 Living­ston Avenue^ one; Harry M. Seiden. 232 Riverdale Avenue, one; Joseph Tetley and Company, Inc., 61 Cross Kill Road," two. Permits For Recaps

PASSENGER AND TRUCK (RECAPS)— Margaret Gc

Yonkers, Department of Public Works, one; Getty Square Mattress Manufacturing Company, 53 River­dale Avenue, two; Carl Kropp, 177 Webster Avenue, two; Westchester Coffee Mills, 223 Nepperhan Ave­nue, one; Francfort Dodge Com­pany, Inc., 910 Nepperhan Avenue, four; Otis Elevator Company, 44 Wells Avenue, five; Refined Syrups and Sugars, Inc., foot of Vark Street, three; Edwin Siebert, 861 Yonkers Avenue, four; Zella Vittl, 58 Clifton Avenue, three; Walker Oil Company, 969 Midland Avenue, four; Joe Massello, 92 Park Hill Avenue, four.

TRUCK AND BUS TIRES AND TUBES (NEW)— U, S. Postofflce, 75 Main Street, two tires; Suburban Bus Company, 310 Yonkers Avenue, 22 tires; City of Yonkers, Depart-

1 I O ; ment of Public Works, six tires and six tubes; Joshua Anapocll, 4

F. AND A. M. First District Association

Rudolph E. Pflaumer, past mas­ter of Thistle Lodge, Free and Ac­cepted Masons, was elected presi­dent of the First Westchester-Put­nam Masonic District Association, at a meeting In Masonic Temple last night.

Also elected to office were: Joseph N. Cornell, vice-president; Charles W. Kay, secretary; William L S:hwelr, treasurer; and* William F. Grimm, retiring president, trustee.

The association voted to authorize the trustees of the Tubercular and Cancer Relief Fund of the associa­tion to invest $2,500 in War Bonds.

• • » Yonkers Masonic Guild

Edward J. MacSorley, of 1 Post Street, was reelected president of the Yonkers Masonic Guild at an annual meeting in Masonic Temple, Saturday night.

Other officers chosen were Cor­nelius H. Steadman, vlce-pre-Ident; Walter A. Heldman, treasure ; Fred H. Rldgway, secretary.

BIRTHS (Official City Hall Record)

Laff—To Jesse M. and Charlotte Greenstein Laff, 108 Highland Ave­nue, Dec. 9, a son, J. Ellis.

DAILY CITY FINANCE REPORT Jan. 13. 1943.

R e c e l p t v 1943 taxes t ' 2.933.2J Other receipts 12.591.94

Total recolpU — Disbursements Available cash 1942 taxes—all levies Collections Total 1942 to date Percentage of 1943 — linrollected Total 1942 . Other Items

15,525.18 33.122.33

788.115.11 12,081,907.93

_»10,785.013.91 89.2%

» '..296,304.95

_*30.979,2lOO.0O

berth, 186 Elm Street, two; Harold . Morris Crescent, two tires; Astoria Howell, 5 Cypress Street, four; Pas quale Pisano, 4 Page Avenue, two; James Porter, 16 Mitchell 'Avenue. two; Anthony Tocco, 123 Linden 8treet, two; Robert Barclay, 5f Dalton Road, one; John Carrea. 4f Caroline Avenue, four; L?-sterGab­owltz, 65 Central Avenue, three; Albert Gleeson, 26 Cliff Street, one; Leonard Kaufman. 229 S o u t h Broadway, two; Charles ' Jupe, 204 Kimball Avenue, two; Amelia Kry-serick, 322 Upland Avenue, one; Alex McKendrick. 610 Valley Ave­nue, three; Paul Menzcnskl. Croton Terrac?. one; Lucas Miha­lak, 452 Saw Mill River Road, four; John J. 0"Kcefe. 148 South Broad­way, two; John S. Plvarnik. 30 Coiln- 8trcet, one; Edward Ratti­gan. 126 Van Cortlandt Park Ave­nue, one; Irvine Fisher. '500 Van Cortlandt Park .Avenue, two

Also, Curtiss Ruth, 11 Irving Place, one; <Marion Attan.Mo. lS8 Woodworth Avenue, four; William H. Bell. 213 Nepperhan Avenue, four; John Fedora. 153 North Broadway, two; Philip Francisco, 136 Brlggs Avenue, three; Ema Golden. 225 Bennett Avenue, two; Martin Hauschlldt. 98 Like Avenue two; Dominick Plrro, 965 Mldlanf Avenue, four; Alfred Rapa. 45 Par' Hill Avenue, two; Robert Sansevere. 185 Linden 8*.reet, two; Mary Trotto, 145 Beech Street, two; Rob­ert Whitehead. 1468 Midland Ave­nue, two

Casket Company, 359 Riverdale Avenue, five tires and two tubes; Dellwood Dairy Company, 170 Saw Mill River Road, three tires; Oetty Square M a t t r e s s Manufacturing Company, 53 Riverdale Avenue, one tire and two tubes; Carl Kropp, 177 Webster Avenue, one tire; West­chester Coffee Mills, 223 Nepperhan Avenue, one tire; Saw Mill Supply, 1081 Saw Mill River Road, 36 tires and 36 tubes.

New Police, Firemen Sworn In By Walsh

O. E. S. Dunwoodie Chapter

Worthy Brother Samuel J. Rosch was the Installing officer last night as his daughter, Mrs. Gertrude R. Llnett, was seated as Worthy Ma­tron of the Dunwoodie Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star at cere­monies held at the Masonic Temple, South Broadway.

Other officers Installed were George Brody, worthy patron; Mrs. Pearl C. Dulman, associated ma­tron; Worthy Mrs. Fannie Arbiter, secretary; Mrs. Helen Bchwalb, treasurer; Miss Ida Stclnschreiber, conductress; Mrs. RUth R. Cohen, associated conductress; Worthy Miss Phyllis Berke, trustee for three years; Worthy Miss Lillian A. Roth, chaplain; Mrs. Ella C. Schabes, marshal; and Miss Ruth- Nussbaum, assistant marshal.

Also Mrs. Lillian Brody, historian; William Heyny, musician; Worthy Miss Sylvia Friedman, warder; Worthy Brother Rosch. sentinel; Mrs. Anna Latz, color bearer; Mrs. Dorothy R. Karl, Ada; Mrs. Ethel G. Hoffman, Ruth; Worthy Miss Ruth Kein, Esther; Mrs. Saflc Tauber. Martha, and Miss Hazel Roth, Electa.

Bonded debt — Floating debt (certificates of

Indebtedness) 3,300.000.00

B. P. O. E. Yonkert Lodfe

Yonkers Lodge, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, at its meeting last night appointed for­mer Deputy Police Commissioner Louis Engleman, assisted by Past

Seven new firemen and two new | Exalted Ruler Walter J. McCabe,

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Waite Auxiliary Told Of Output By Junior Red Cross

Mrs. Arthur G. McKeever, vice-chairman of the Yonkers Junior Red Cross, told the auxiliary of Alan F. Walte Post, American Le­gion, at a meeting last night at the home of Mrs. George Sherry, 634 North Broadway, that activities and output of the Junior Red Cross were running a close second to the senior organization here.

Three thousand articles made by children in this service were shipped to points In America and abroad during the first six months of the past year, she reported. Sweaters, afghans and scarfs were knitted and met the most rigid inspections. Surgical dressjngs in large quantity were manufactured by the boys and girls, and lamps and other ar­ticles were made by the boys. The quantity and quality of the work surprised all who saw them. For holiday distribution, to children here and abroad, the Juniors made 1,000 gifts.

Children of the elementary and Junior and senior high schools were trained as canteen workers and in disaster corps. Mobile " units* were.. formed by the boys, and first aid training given to thousands. The number of Yonkers children en­rolled In the Junior Red Cross, she said, was 20,000.

Mrs. Roper B. Woolfolk of the Yonkers chapter of the American Red Cross Introduced Mrs. Mc­Keever.

The Auxiliary will meet next at the home of Mrs. Harold J. Beairsto at 389 Park Avenue on Feb. 10 at 8 P. M.

policemen were sworn In today at City Hall by City Manager William A. Walsh and City Clerk Francis J. Heafy. The ceremonies were wit­nessed by Police Chief William A. Kruppenbachcr and Fire Chief Ed­ward H. Siller. ' The new men will begin their

duties Saturday. The new firemen are: Edward C. Lesnlck. Eugene Pouria, Thomas F. Corballs, Ed­ward Clark. Oeorge Kennedy, Frank J. Jlrasek andk Oeorjfe Barna. The new policemen are: MorrU Llebo-wltz and Thomas McOurn.

Mcl>ean Heights Unit Seats V. H. Eichhorn

to formulate plans for a Past Ex­alted Rulers' and Old Timers' Night to be held Feb. 24. A social hour will follow the program.

Valentine H. Eichhorn of 30 Also, Vincent Cianfaglione. 59, Woodbine Street was Inducted as

Maple Street, two; Great Northern Express Company. 21 John Street, two; Gilbert Handley, 83 Berkshire Road, two; Edward Jackson. 56 Cricklewood Road, two; Royal Le-jrault. 131 Majrfair R<)ft(4 two; An­thony Raimondo, 2*2 Edwrrd Place, one; Eugene guudt . 123 Bucking­ham Road, three; Frank Fatebena. M 8*e*tneld Circle, two; Adelaide Hall, 190 Palisade Avenue, three;

president of the McLean Heights Auxiliary Police Association at its new quarters, 50 Woodlawn Avenue, last night.

Others installed were, Arthur Ellenberger, chairman; F r e d O. Binninger, vice-chairman; R. B. Klnne, secretary; H. Guttendorter, treasurer.

The association voted to modify its constitution.

Truck Driver Held In Slaying Of Tresca

NEW YORK. (AP)-Car lo Tresca. snt l-Fasdst editor who cultivated the simple existence of a phUosophl-cal Anarchist, will be burled with pomp and clfcumstance following funeral services at Manhattan Center Saturday.

police meanwhile were holding a Police Seize Sergeant thlrty-two-year-old truck driver in __ . _ T ^ « connection with the assassin*tion ! O n A . W . U . L u L h a r g 6 of Tresca who was shqj to desth

Moquette Circle Group Plans Benefit Dance

Plans for a dance were discussed by the Moquette Circle 8errice Club J t f the 8 OS. Club. 573 Nep­perhan AvCnue, last night.

The dance, which will include square and Irish dances, will be held at the Independent Club. » t ' Myrtle and Orchard Streets, on Saturday night. Proceeds will be de­voted to the benefit of boys.and men of the neighborhood In the service.

Monday on lower Fifth Avenue as he left the offices of his newspaper, •11 Martello."

District Attorney Prank B. Hogan SAld the man, Carmine Galante of of Brooklyn, was booked as a material witness and that this office had "reason to believe" Galante could be connected with an auto abandoned near the scene. Police said the car possibly was used by the Mttsstn to eecspe alter shoot-mg Ttesca,

Sergeant George Mahalis, nine­teen, of Hunter Field. Oa , was ar­rested by Detective Thomas Flynn, yesterday, charged with being absent without leave and turned over to Army Military Police after being booked at the First Precinct,

Detective Plynn report* that Mfthalls told him he obtained ft 10-day furiough Oee. 17 and etaue to Yonkert to visit friend* stay frith bit parentt la phi*.

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