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MB?K7-'^ •••:'•.;•:,& SIX TEE LEADER, T^USSDAT, OOTOBEE 0, 1941 Redeemer Societies Plan For Bazaar A bazaar will be conducted by the united societies of Our Holy Redeemer R. C. Ohuroh in the parish school hall on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nightsl^October 22, 23, 24 and 25. Originally, It was intended to have the affair on two Friday and Saturday nights, but the commit tee, headed by Park Commissioner Oustav J. Beckel. decided at a gen eral meeting held recently to change these plans. The event will be in celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Pariah. Mrs William J. Martin Is co-chairman with Mr. Berkel; the Rev. John J Madden, treasurer; Miss Lillian Bchwalbe, secretary, and the Rev John J. Mahon, honorary chair- man Booth assignments were made to the various societies as follows: Altar Society, Mrs. Oharles P Blewett, president; Holy Name So- ciety, Gregory Smith, president: Ladles' Auxiliary, Mrs. Raymond Coughlin, president; Parish table, \ Miscellaneous, Mrs. Martin; Bless- ed Virgin. Sodality, Miss Schwalbe, president; Stella Marls .Council, O, D; of A., Miss Frances Kler- nan, Grand Regenbt—Bishop Mol- loy Council, K, of C., William J. Casey, grand knight; Alpha and Omega Catholic Club, Thoma? Pa- gan, president: Ushers Club, Mr. Berkel, president, and possibly the San Rocco Catholic Club will have_ a booth. There will be dancing and entertainment nightly. Theatre* GROVH Frwport, L* 1. Frccpott 3516 Thura* thru Wed. October 2-8 Wallac* BEERY « Marjorle MAIN '\Barnacle Pill\ — plua — MARX BROTHERS \The Bl Store\ PRMBPORT Freeport, L. I. Freeport 1800 Thur*, thru. Wed. .October- 2*8 JACK BENNY \Charley's Aunt\ Caroi? LA^blB - Ceaar ROMERO 5 ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE EVERY \\FRIDAY NIGHT L I Baldwin, L. X. Baldwin Bat. thru Tue*V Oct. 4 to 7 BOB HOPE - DOROTHY LAMOUR \Caught in The Draft\ . . — UlUM V^ **Adventure in Washington** Bruce - Herbert Marahall FREE. TO THE LADIES, EVERY ^' 4'MON*-C. BENNETT \COSMETICS\ Che#s Corner The recent death of Emanuel Laskar deprived the . chess world not only of one of Its greatest mas- ters but of its greatest psychologist. Even though his technical and theorttlcal abilities were superb\ his most original contribution to chess was .psychological play. It is easily understood that Uie tremendous refinement of chess technlc leads to a vast number of drawn games. When two masters, whose play is the result of far- reaching analysis meet, the game is won eventually by an error on one side. It Is a contest of nerves rather than true skill, Laakar realized this vagary of the game and set himself.to fight his opponent not only physically but mentclly. He played theoretically unsound chess, placed obstacles in the path of,his\6pponent that were confusing and destructive to any recognized line:of play; ^As one man once reported, \He Is not so much- interested in making the objectively best-moves as he Is in making those most disagreeable to his opponent. Playing wlth\an uhsoundhess that In itself was an art, he maneuvered Uie game until both his opponent and himself were tottering on the brink of disaster. Then, with shock- ing suddenness, Laskar's play would become magnificent, his strategy and tactics overwhemlngly sound. Hla unnevered opponent, facing strange and bewildering situations, unable to cope with the shattering perfection of Laskar's play, soon collapsed in complete demoraliza- tion; ' •'•• -• --•'- . ' ' Through this recognition of (he mental aide of chess Laskar was able to gain victories in matches that otherwise might have ended In draws. ' This ability Is probably the reason that Laskar, aocdrmng to the rec- ords of international tournaments, was the world's most successful player. . In t*ia three most notable matches with, Stelnltz (4894), . Marshall '(1907), and Tarrasch (1908) he had a total of sixteen drawn games. It la. noi .lasoiBiRoji.. jg-find. that, ma In a single match. For instance, in 1927 Alekhlne won tht world's championship from ^Capablanca with six wins, three losses and twenty-five drawn games. We won- der how Laskar's psychology would have affected that, score. two Freeport Youths End Year's Service Two Freepbrt youths-returned home'this week after^ having com- plelcd-o year in the service. . 7 ,Jphn p^Qrim,. 140. Zast<,avehue; served-as a member of Co. M* 71st Regiment, with which he enlisted in September, 1940. He was mus- tered out of the service on Septem- ber 18 at Fort Dix, N. J. Before enlisting Grimm Was employed on nshlng boats operating out of Free- port. He is seeking employment In some line of the Defense Indus- <rtcs. \Aarry <C. Dlxon, 66 Grand ave- nu6\ completed his year of s'ervlce with ^the 244th Coast Artillery the same' Aay at Fort PendletoQ, Vir- ginia Beach, Va. ZARGER JOINS GUARD Barry j W. Zarger, , 184 Gordon place, who 'has operated the boat; M. B. Clifford Pelrin as a charter craft, and also been employed in the i construction, of aircraft, enlist- ed on September 23, as a Coast duard Reserve. 5e has been com\ y Mate. Bavin; achieved their first ob- jective and obtained sweet re- venge on IWestbury, the Red Dev- ils of the Freeport High School will take on Coach Joe Fay's Hempatead Tigers with added con- Adence at the Municipal Stadium Saturday afternoon. . The victory- over Westbury\ by the substantial score of 19 to 0, atoned for the 1940 defeat ad- ministered as the season's, opener, the only reverse suffered by the Red and White eleven last year. Saturday's contest was marred by frequent fumbles by both sides. The weather was warm and it also was the Initial contest for each ' team. However, the local boys displayed Hashes of strength, especially during the second half, that if developed will make them serious contenders for the Nas- sau County schoolboy honors at the.conclusion of the present sea- son. The* Scorfn? Tha. Brat .score, .resulted, from, .a pass from Steve Paras to Law- rence, and the former's run thru the end for the extra point, mak- ing the count 7 to 0, where It stood at half time. The last two touchdowns were scored, in the final quarter. Neal DeRosa plung-; ed through tackle to cross the; line and later Kelly, a substitute, Intercepted a Westbury pass, and raced thirty yards for the touch- down. (Rreeport 't»a klddng, of resc&eivwas outstanding, as he frequently, aet the invaders back on their heels with his boots. DeRosa, Paras, Miller, Lawrence, Greaney and Bill Teas displayed excellent football. Next Saturday will And the Hempstead eleven seeking revenge for the 20 to 7 defeat it suffered last year. However, the visitors have been strengthened and If Freeport can repeat its victory of 1941, the Brat 'Since 1933, it will be 'a great feather In the hats of Bill<* Ashley's charges. However^ they will not be able to get away with the fumbles t^ey did against Westbury. fortunate in losing both his pitch- ing-assignments. Al Harper was the individual batting star with .393, followed by Joe Olacken with .371; Jerry Mc- Carthy with .360; Joe Moran, .367; Jack Hem, .347; Ted Spring- er, .333; Bill Olacken, JOB, while Bill Moran and Gil Chlchester both hit .300. Schlndler to Compete \Bill\ Schindler, a local boy, will be among the competitors in the. 100=Iap_.national championship midget race, which will conclude the season at the Castle . Hill Speedway next Tuesday night. Bill Helserman, former promoter of the Freeport races, handled the Bronx midgets this year. 40 AND 8 DINE HERE The. Elks club house will be the scene of a dinner of Nassau Vqit- ure, La Societte des Quarante Hommes et Kuit Cheveaux, and its Women's organization to be given Saturday night, October 25. The event is to honor Mrs. Eva Fortune, of Roslyn, who has been elected departmental chapeau of the state state 40 and 8. Three Initiated Into Elks^Lodge Howard W. Seymour and Louisj R. Tumolo, of Freeport, with Ed-1 ward 8, Bledrzyokl, of Roosevelt,! were initiated Into membership ln the Free&ort Lodge of Elks at. meeting last Thursday night in the club house. Exalted Ruler Edward F. Meaney presided, 'while George Glenn directed the drill team. An invitation for the drill teamj to participate in a (lag drill,for the! benefit of the UJ3.O., in- Long IB-| land City on October'25, has bee: received from the Brewster Aero< natulcal Corporation. LADIES AID RESUMES AT LUTHERAN CHURCH \Each One Teach One\ was the! topic discussed at the Srst fall meeting of the Ladles Aid 8poi-| ety of Christ Lutheran Chu% last Friday', afternoon, with Mrs, I Richard Frevert as leader. Mrs. William Schlimm, of Roosevelt, was welcomed into membership. | Luncheon was served by the birth\ day group/ with Mrs. Fred Dam- mas, Mrs. Frank Bissert, and Mrs. George Orth as chairmen. Church Directory Football Draws That football 1? -gohiy to\ All the Stadium the same as the Mid- get Races and baseball teams did during the summer was Indicated by the attendance of 2,500 at the contest in which the New Tork Yankees defeated the Freeport Li- ons, , in. a touch tuaaleV However, the Lions expect .to^dp-better- on Sund.ay\ .whenr they take- on 'an- other strong teanr Charlie . Sag:- gione and Doc Leverett we hand- ling the Lions. Bombers' Statistics Statistics released by the Grum- man Bombers tbla week show that in their first year of play, they compiled a .546 average against Uie leading clubs of the Metro- politan area, winning eighteen eanfeif'and losing fifteen. Man- ager Charlie Hennessy used thir- ty-six players during the season, and of the fifteen who ended the season,—only Ave were in at. the start; The Bombers were never 'shut out while they twiced blanked their opponents. Moran proved the busiest pitcher/winning ten games, and losing nine; Kajek won foul? end lost twot 'Combes chalked tip thr6e victories . and_two_delea,t@l 3onlSoE^won the onSF game he burled, while Springer was un- BAPTIST South Long Beach ave., and Fine st. Rev. J. Gordon Hynes, FhJ)., Pastor 9.30 A.M. Church School 10.45 A.M. \Open Ailne Eyes\ 7:45 PJM. \Weak Flesh—Willing Spirit\ 6 JO PJ& Young peoples Friendly Forum WO FJL .WedneadayrrWeekly Prayer Meeting \' .. ' TB&MAjri&W%ATTO]|T ???M?GAi9ATt ^ South Long Beach ave, and Pine st. Bev. Reginald H, Scott, Bector 9:30 A.M. Sunday School and Young People's Worship 10.45 Aat Morning Worship and Holy Communion FREEPORT METHODIST Pine st., between Grove and Church Bev. Dr. E. A* FoHard Jones, Pastor , 9.30 A. M. Church School 10.45 A. M. \When You Pray\ 5.00 P. M, Vesper Service, \A Good Msher\ 6.00 P. M. High School Fellowship supper in parsonage—Topic: and Boy Problems.\ Monday, 8*00 ?.MTM«n's club nieets in \Gym - - Tuesday, .4,00 -P,M^ Conferences with officials of. other Roosevelt Church Wednesday, 3.15 P.M. Troop 25, .Girl Scouts. 7.15 P. M. Preparatory \Class. ^ . . 7.30 P. M. Open qouse in \Gym.\ ' , , ' . Thursday, l.oo P. M. Hit and Miss luncheon, home Mrs. Ernest Ault, 11Q North Grove Street . : . 7.00 P. M, T>s-Too Club Harvest Supper 7i30 P. M. Junior Gholr Practice. • \ . ,7 8.00 P. M. Senior Choir Practice, st. and Randall ave. DavJd G. Jaxheimer, Paa&or - . @und§y_^Sclp)oI Service, 'Following His A. M. \keeping-Hie 7.15' P.' M* Luther TEEUUU)EB, TEUESDAT, OCTOB^E B, 1941 PAGE SEVEB fSFIGUBATlON GtILD SWS FOB BED CBOSS I The Ladies Guild of the Trans- ration Episcopal Church met in Guild Room last Thursday af- jon. A brief business meeting las held after which refreshments fere served by a committee com- rising, Mrs. John S. Keeler, .chair- Mrs. J, R. P, Goller, Mrs. »)rge Reynolds and Mrs/ Robert Ihristie, Mrs. R.V. Holland, president, pre- Ided. The day was spent in sew- for* 'the Red - Cross; Every lursday from 9:15 a.m. to 5 p.m,/ members engage in Red (ross sewing. ?HARLES HARVEY ENGAGED -The engagement of Charles Har- rey, son of Albert Harvey, of West [errick road, and Miss Eunice Vel- ;or, daughter of Mrs. Charles Vel- of Bay Shore, has been an- lounced by Miss Velsor's mother. Harvey was graduated from ie Peekshill Military Academy. REPORT OF CONDITION IEPORT .OF CONDITION OF^ , TIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF FREE- ORT, IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK. .T THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS UN ^PTEMBER 24, 1041, PUBLISHEP IN .ESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMP- ROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER ACTION C211, U. S. REVISED 'ATUTES. arter No. 11518. Re»ervc District No. 2 . ASSETS ana and diacounta (Including l$30,21 overdrafts) $ 471,177.73 Ited States Government obli< •ationa, direct and guaian- 341,819.23 _ ,a of States and 1*0- Htlcal subdivisions 262.210.Z7 her bpnda, notes, and de- jbenturea 4,014.61 ;. btocka, Including tock rof Federal Reserve • ,@.?GO.OO 377.00 716.87 / including .reserve bal- ance, ana ^»*h it*™* ,*» pr*M was of collection- 680,531.30 ank... premises owited $60,. 000.00, furniture and fix- tures $5,377.00 eal estate owned other than bank premises avestmonta and other nssct Indirectly representing bank premises or other re«l estate ther assets 74. 10 TOTAL ASSETS $1,775,05(1.40 LI ABILITIES emand depoalta of individuals, nartno.rshiiis, and corner- of individu»ln, and . corpora- ime deposits partnerships tions enosJS j)f 'United States Gov- ^pnment (Including postal saving*) %7 . .'. ... . . . . . 1 T. eposlts of States and po- litical subdivisions ther deposits (certified and cashler'n chcrku, etc.) Total Deposits $1,625.375.00 523 783 6 2SO 27, ther liabilities 133.00 ,002.70 C32.Z9 9GS.S7 037.64 OJi.32 TOTAL LIABILITIES ....I CAPITAC ACCOUNTS apltol Stock: ^ (a) Claas A preferred, total pa r (125.0J10.00, retlrable VMiue $126,000100 (Rate of dividends on rctfrable value !*4%). (c) Common stock, total par $100,000.00 ^^ Mrs. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS\-1 ^. .*1.775,('5f.4 9 JO 10.45 7.00 A. M. A/lkJ. P. M. 11,00 2^30 6 JO 7.45 11,05 8,15 A. M. P. M. P/^ P. M. A. M. P..M Church st., near Merrlck rd. Rev. A. Gordon Ma«Rury, Pastor Sunday School Morning Worship , Young People's Meeting . . SA1VATIOB ARM? 7! South Grove st. Adjutant and Mrs. Joseph E. Beard in charge \Great and Grateful\ Sunday School Y6uh;ii.Peoi)le's Meeting Gospel Service \Christ and the Lad of Today.\ MESrOEnBOEOFOEEIST, Sofentist Church and Reading Room, 52 North Grove st. and 8.00 P. M. Sunday Services.' -Wednesday Service . MEMORANDA Hedged asseta (and securities loaned) (book value): (a) United States Govern- ment obligations, direct and guaranteed, pledged to wcure deposit: and other liabil- ities 93.573.90 )) Other asset* pledged to se- Icure deposits and other Ha- jbHIMea (Including note* and I bill* redlacounted and sccur- liUka sold under repurchase lagreement) 85,215.08 #) Asaet^ pledged to Qualify Ifor^exercfBc of fiduciary or |6drpbrato.powerB, and for purposes other than to secure HabiHUea 23,066.10 l(e) TOTAL .* 201,887.08 ir«J liabilities: fa) peposlta secured b y «*ed assets pursuant to %ulrementa of law 100,042.77 TOTAL *, 100,042.77 : j ,i South Ocean ave and fine s*. ^ ^ Rev. Jp\hn J. Mahon \n. ,*%??« John J. Madden, Rev. Martin J. Daly, Assistants Sunday Massea^73b, p.OO, 10^0 and 11^0 A. M. and 1^15 P. M. '.vv'tw,. ., TEMPLE 1 -1' v\ \\ *'.: ATE OF MEW YORK, COUNTY. OF Babbi 6.80 P. M. Mday 8 JO A. M. , Ferc^B* Smith, raahler of the above- baak, do aplemnly swear that the abatement Is true to the best nf and belief. * Perqy R. Smith, Cashjer. -and-aubaeribed before 4ne this . pf Septaaker* 1941. 'Von dm, Notary Public. 0% Freeport'a Own Station, , , . 1240 Kilocycles The following la the program oT Radio Station \VGBB, Freoport's own tlon for the coming wp«k starting Sunday: SUNDAY A.M. !*:hn Here Comcw the Band U:lu Kidin\ (he Range \vith Carson Rob- 9130 Tronicnl Mood a 9 :45 n»nue Hour I0:(m runcprt'Hnll nf the Air 1(1:30 Home Folks' Frolic 10:45 Listen to Lcibyrt 11:(H< St. Mark's Methodist Church Service P.M. 1^:3U L. I. Community Page of the Air 12:45 U. S. Army Hand 1:00 Allen Roth nml the Symphony of Melody T :30 Sung\ of Your Heart 2:(iO The Modern Mueic Hox 1!:3() Aloha Lund 4 :«« . . Edward Edward Concannon, Keogh. * DIrwtora. Dunce Music a la Cm to From A to % in Novelty 4:IR Nu\va oT N»s«mi: John E. 4:30 lie Thrifty and lie 4:45 Shu! I Wu \Vnltx? R<#)#| WhjitV at the R?!*3 Dnhrp Oicht'Htm 5:1!} Snoits: UoU Zullner Sunday Song Rt'i virc MONDAY Concert Hull of the Air 5 :3u T.M. 9 :30 Fraternal Ncw^taiier of the Alf »:4G Shall We Waltz? 10:00 Uospel Choristcra lii:3i) Li^un to Leibcrt Hi:4?* Tropical Moods 11:00 Modern Mualr Box TUESDAY P.M. 1:00 Music Sulon T ;30\The Rtfrcanwrs -' ---- 1 :45 Dnnre Orchestra 2:(m Home Folks Froli? 2:15 Here Comes the Hand 2:30 Tropical Mooda 2:45 From A to % in Novelty 3:dO WPA Orchestra 3:15 Rldin' the Range with Carson Hohi- HOH 3:30 Dance Hour 3:45 On With the Dance 7:00 Home Folks Frolic 7:15 What's At the Movies ?:18 Dance Orchestra 7:30 Sully Lambert in \Don't Say I Told You. But\ 7:45 Muwic Snlon 8:00 Jean Collins: Songs 8:15 Novatlmc 8:30 Tropical Moods OFFKCEX&S Home Bureau, for 1941-42 are Mrs. Harold Riedel, chairman; -Mrs. E. C. Thompson and Mrs. Edward Drollinger, vice-chairmen; Mrs. Charles Wald, recording secretary; Mrs. E. P. Roberts, corresponding secretary and Mrs. Rudolph Casper, treasurer. B:45 A.M. Hero Comes the Band WEDNESDAY LEGAL NOTICE OF SALE Supreme Court: Nassau County. Home Owners' Loan Corporation, plaintiff vs. William Roper, et al., defendants. Julius M. - Jacobs, at» torney for plaintifT, 44 Wall Street, New York, N. Y. Pursuant to judgment dated September 24th, 1941, duly entered, I will sell at public auction to the highest bid- der on the front steps of the Nas- sau County Courthouse, Old Coun- try Road, Mineola, Nassau County, New York, on the 13th day of No- vember, 1941, at 9:15 A. M. in the forenoon, the premises with the improvements .situated, at Baldwin, ^Eown\ of' Hempstead, County of Nassau and.. State., of-New ?°rk, known and designated as Map No. 504 on a-certain map entitled '?Map of Property of Isajah Thom'as Es- tates, etc., Jlled_.in the oSice of the(Qlerk of Nassau County May 24, 1921, situated dn the westerly side of Willard Ave., distant 225 feet northerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the westerly side of Willard Ave. with the Northerly side of Thomas Ave.: running thence North 87 degrees 41' West 150 feet; thence North 2 degrees 19* East 7.93 feet: thence South 85 degrees 59' East 33.49 feet; thence North 5 degrees 32' 30\ East 43.13 feet; thence South 87 degrees 41* East 114.04 feet to the Westerly s*de of Willard Avenue and. thence along the Westerly side of Willard Avenue South 2 degrees 19' West 50 feet, including strips and gores with fixtures and personal .property appurtenant thereto, which \premises are more particularly described in said judg- ment, ,.: ' . Dated, October 2nd* 1941. EUGENE S3ERK, j Referee. Oct; 2-Nov. 6 U;Ui) Farm Radio Hour lu:im Home Folks Frolic H*:15 Shell We Waltz? ld:3u Consume:? Information Service Listen to Lcibert The Health Hunters Hnncc Orchestra Here Comes the Bund Chufcb.-iu.jAc. Wild wood. M* .. ^ 10:45 1 1 :«() 11:15 1 1 :3\ U:45 I'.M. 1 :4K 2;iio 2:15 2:30 Dance Orchestra From A to % In Novelty Novntlme Last We Forget Conrort Hall ot the Air Concert Hall of the Air Mn»ter Singcra Dnnrc Hour WPA la on the Air Music Solon Kitiin' the Range with Caraon Rob! 2:45 On With the Dnnco M:0» Concert Hall o( the Air H:3n Dnnro Orchcalra W:4S Muster Sinners 0:00 Novatlmo t#:15 Pnncc Orchestra 9:30 Home Folks Frollb P:4» Shall We Waltz? 10:0(1 Studio Party H*:30 Listen to Leibert 10:45 From A to % In Novelty 11:UO Modern Music Box THURSDAY Home Folk* Frolic What 'a at the Movies P.M. T :30 The Marketeers S:00 Shall Wo Waltz? K:1A On With the Dance W:3(* Trorlcnl Moods S:45 Nntionnl Firp Prevention Week Mr. O. O. Wnterlmp 3:50 Here Comes the Band LEGAL NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT: NASSAU COUNTY HOME OWNERS' LOAN PORATIOX, PIS., against JOHN 8. IJNKEI^,. et al., Defts. __^ Pursuant to Judgment of fore- closure and safe dated September 18th, 1941, duly entered, I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder nt the front steps of the Municipal Building of the Village of Rockville Centre, Col- lege Place, Rockville Centre, Nas- sau County, New York, on Novem- ber 8th, 1941, at 9:00 o'clock A.M., premises and improvements there- on l;i the Village of Freeport, Nassau County, New.. York, front- ing 50 feet on the southerly side of Leonard Avenue and extending southerly therefrom and at right angles thereto for a uniform depth of 1^5 feet, -the easterly side of which Is 175 feet west of Elliott Street; Known as 126 Leon- ard Avenue, Freeport, as more fully described in said judgment. Together wKh street rights. Dated, September 26th, 1941. JEANNE MARION • DOANE, Referee. MELVTN\^.' GREENHALL, Atty. for PIS., 26 Court Street, Brook- lyn, N. Y. , ^REPORT OF AN-AFFILIATE REPORT OF AN AFFTLTATEVOT\\A NATIONAL BANK I'UBLISHFn JN AC- COROANCE WITH SECTION 5211, U. S. REVISE!) STATUTES. Hi'I*oit »a of SriHpqihcr 24. 1941, of COHMANN REALTY CORPORATION, Inc., Frwi\0i-t. N. Y.. whfrh la affiliated with The Citizens National Dank of Free- ;*ori, N. Y. ChnrtPr No. I ISIS. Reaprve District No. 2 Kind of Im^incsM: Oncrntton and con- trol of real cstnip. Mnnner in which above-named organisa- tion i» affiltntM \with national bonk, and degree df control: Managed by officers of Bank and Bank control* 100% of the atock. Financial r«litionH with bank: Stock of affiliate bank own- ed NONE ^Lonn* to rftllfated bank.;..' NQKE Borrowing? from affiliated bank '. $21,950.00 .,Stock of affiliate registered In name of bank or known to <be owned by bank directly or \ Indirectly — Not re wintered— \held aa collateral security. Tkther obligations to or Known to be held by af- f,IIa!«d bank Advanlcds to protect equities and Improve the property and the.purchase of the flrwt mort- gage against the property 28,643.56 Other Information necea»ary to dlacloae fullirrelatlona with-bank: The Bank «on- troln the company for the purpose of pro- tecting the Bank's Interest In the com- pany *w real eatste, I, Percy R. Smith, Treaaurer. of Coh- ly swear that the above ata*«men& #* trua, to the beat of my Jmowledg* and belief. P«p«y R, Smith. Treaamxr. Sworn to and aubscribcd before me Ihla 30th day of September. 1941. (Seal). ' Henry Von Flm, Notary Public Model Yachtsmen At Hempstead Lake A model yacht regatta will be staged at the Hempstend Lake State Park yacht basin lor adults only, on Saturday afternoon. The races will be conducted in all classes from \A\ to \H.\ Prizes will be awarded to first, second and third in each event. Tills regatta is primarily to give the older racing cnthusinsta, who have been so conscientious during the past season in helping out with the children's novice regattas, a chance to show their skill. On Sunday, October 12, the Model Yncht Basin will be the scene of the Irvington Cup regat- ta of the Long Island Model Yacht Club. The races will start at 10 a. m. and continue through 5 p. m. Preference Rating For Sewage Plant Spanish Teacher Added At Hof stra The appointment of Richard Thorpe Turner to the faculty -of Hof stra College has been announc- ed by Dr .Truesdel Peck Calkina. He will be In charge of the Span- ish courses given in the college's evening division. A former trade commissioner in Peru for the United States Depart- ment of Commerce. Mr. Tunics re- cently returned to this country from the Argentine and Brazil. He also spent a number of years in Mexlqo, Cuba, Central America and Colombia, jWJiere he traveled ex- tensively as the representative of several American companies. He also served on the stnfT of a recent Pan-Amcrlcnn Congress. NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT: NASSAU COUNTY HOME OWNERS' LOAN GOR-: PORATION, ' ' : Plaintiff, : —against— : THOMAS G. RANDAZZO, etal., : Defendants. : Pursuant to judTme^t of fore- closure and sale herein dated Sep- tember 22, 1941, and duly entered, I will sell at public auction to\ the highest bidder on the north front steps of- the -Nassau -jppunty Court House, Mineola, Nassau Cbunty, \Kew .York, .on. the— 6th- day ' of \November\. '1941, ...... a% ten\ o'clock in the forenoon, the prem- ises .with-— improvements situated tir the\ incbrpratcd VI 1 ih ge bT Free- port, Town of Hempstead, County of Nassau .and State of New York, and being parts of Lots Numbered 353 and 354, on a certain Map entitled \Map of Freeport Manor at Freeport, Nassau County, N. Y., Property of Craig Realty Company and filed in tl.e OKice of the Clerk of the County of Nassau on August 12, 1904 as Map No. 24?; said plot and premises being located on the northerly side of Moore Avenue, distant 250 feet easterly of the corner formed by the intersection of the northerly side of Moore Avenue and the easterly side of Wallace Street, formerly known as Randolph Street, being & plot 46.34 feet front and 36.76 feet in the rear and 135 feet in depth on the westerly side and 117.60 feet in depth on the easterly side 'and known as No. 14 Moore Avenue, Lawrence L. Luther, Superintend dent of the Department of Sanita- tion, end Frank H. Holland, a member of the Sower Commission* have returned from Washington, where they spent a week before they succeeded in getting a prefer\ enre rating for the improvements in the setvngc system now under Tmy.\ They finally obtained nrr \A -9\ rnting. from the Division of Priorities of the O.P.M. Blanks have been drafted and forwarded to each contractor en- gaged on the project. These have to be filled out and sent to the O. p. M.. from time to time as the work progresses. Mr. Luther and Mr. Holland went to Washington on Sunday,' the 21st, and returned last Satur-* day night. HEI'OXtT OK CONDITION REPUKT OK CONDITION OF THB F1HST NATIONAL HANK & TRUST COMPANY 1,1\' FKKKI'OHT IN THH STATE OK NKSV YOKK, AT THB CLOSB OK IJUSINKSS ON SKI'T. M, 11*41 PUB- I;I»HH»* IN 'HKSPON3E-TO— OALTT MADB HY COMf'TItOLLKK OF THE! CUKKKNCY, UNDER SECTION 5211, U. S. KKVIdBI) STATUTES ....... '.... (.'hintur Nu. TTdj, l(i»ervu Dlairlct No. 2 ASSETS ami #H 46S.G29.67 stock of Kvduial bank ..................... 10,GpO.OQ a»h, halim*^\* \vlih other kn. indmlinir rrwrvw tml« . and cnwh Items hi nro- A of wHwtlon ......... ^ 1,185,410.71; Bunk urum.M f*iu.^3, furniture turcn ?l;i.4i*l.J!t ........... 202,911.62 Heal (f.tHt« owned other thnn hank i*i'«m(apn ............ 43,855.00 ^t^ ................ 1,170.03 Unit M s CovcrnmoHt ohll- ami of Stales u n Imuda. nut?-, and TOTAL ASSETS $4.593,204.09 Hcmaml unl-. Tim*. LIAHILITIES it- of hulivid- nf and $1,344,334,49 of of Mm! political OOie: Ju|«o:«itM (cvrtlfiud ami CHaMcr'a rhfckw, etc.) Total Uunodiia ..?4,1\2 Other 63,500.00 7,699.57 9,174.05 TOTAL LIABILITIES ?4,112,137.60 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS (a) Cln»H 'A iirpfcrrcd, totnl nar $)0^,f*m'.nf), ret I m 1)1^ value ?329.0(iH.lH* (Halo of dividend » on ret Ira hi c value 1*3^). (h) dawn 0 ni'cfcrrcd, total liar ' @2R.«ni;.HO, retirahle ??r,,(nnum {Rate of on ict.liu.blu ft') Common Rttfck, total Undivided 1*1 ofii.^ . . ^ Rcscrvea\ 'Hind \rcTlfpmimi so.ooo.oo 54,421.49 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS- .............. $ 481,066.49 L LIAT1HJTIES ANH CAPITAL A MEMORANDA a#«f*etM umd described in said judgment. Dated: September 25, 1941. ^ KATZ, Referee. In) Unitwil Rlatcw Ci ion*, (liii'ct and I. ]»le*l»M to ne- la and other IhilfUHiPM * 108,185.9* Ih) Other n\»Pt* pli'dired to M m* ik'|fi*!t\ and other llu)*ill:!#-M HnrlmHnir note* and UHlH rpiMwrountud and hfcurltlpM i«old under repur- rhaw awri'cmi'nt) 72,469.6% <<•; Ansel,* pledged to qualify for &xpr<Me of fiduciary or rort*oratw iioverw, and for tAiU'fMfj other'than to Hccure 87.226.47. (r) TOTAL * 307,881.70' Secured liabilities: luI DeixMta werured- by I*lrd»M pMMeti nurauant to requirements of lav fd) TOTAL $ 225,091.W STATE OF NEW .YORK, OF NASSAU, *n: I, L. Burton Caaafn, cawhler of above-named bank, do solemnly that the nbove *tot*m«nt b#xt of my knowledge and belief* L. Hurton Cawaln, Sworn to and aubaotlbed th* 27th day of Sontemoer, 1941, ' NAxfy Edward B. Thomp*om Clark I.. Scott,' O. A. #v?%:H'#A?^^^^^ ;%• ^'^i^'-:, ^'{'V- • :^ ^'•• ^•^^%^^^:{Ji%'^i?i'^*i^^ '^•..vi /-:.^ ...*. •:.;.''.'j: /••'.; <'^. \;<rivv^J^ •;-.%-V'vt:
