THE CITY RECORD Vol.. LXXII NUMBER 21658 NEW YORK, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 PRIcE 10 CENTS

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No. 3 (CP-3169) Assessors, Board of-Notice to Pre- _ Municipal Civil Service Commission- Resolution, adopted November 17, 1943, by the Local Improvement Board of the sent Claims for Damages 3398 Notice to Applicants 3381 Ocean Front District, initiating proceedings for acquiring 'tide to East 16th Street 3391 Board Meetings 3389 Notices of Examinations from Avenues I to J, Borough of Brooklyn. City Planning Commission-Minutes New York City Housing Authority- (On January 6, 1944, Cal. No. 62-D, the Board of Estimate referred this matter of Meeting Held September 13, 1944 3381 Proposals 3390 to the Commission.) Comptroller, Office of the- Official Directory 3389 On motion, the following favorable report was unanimously adopted: Interest on City Bonds and Stock 3398 Police Department-Owners Wanted Report No. 3143. September 13, 1944. Vouchers Received September 18, for Unclaimed Property 3389 Hon. FIORELLO H. LA GUAliDIA, Mayor, Chairman, Board of Estimate: 1944 3386 Public Works, Department of- Sir-At the meeting of the Board of Estimate held on January 6; 1944, Cal. No. Education, Board of-Proposals 3390 Proposals 3398 62-D, there was referred to the City Planning Commission a resolution adopted on Proposed Approval of Subcontractors 3398 November 17, 1943, by the Local Board of the Ocean Front District, Borough of Estimate, Board of- Brooklyn, initiating proceedings for acquiring Notices of Public Hearings- Purchase, Department of- title to East 16th Street from Avenues I to J. Franchise Matters 3392 Notice to Bidders • 3397 Public Improvement Matters 3392 Proposals 3397 The Master Plan so far as adopted is not affected by this project. Sale of Passenger Automobiles 3397 The City Planning Commission recommends that the street acquisition under Estimate, Board of-Bureau of Real consideration be approved. Estate- , President Borough of-Pro- Respectfully, Corporation Sales of Certain Real posals 3390 EDWIN A. SALMON, Chairman, City Planning Commission. Estate 3397 Regulations Relating to Contracts 3398 Requests for Offers to Sell Real Richmond, President Borough of- BOROUGH OF QUEENS Property to The City of New Proposals 3397 York 3397 Supreme Court, Second Department- No. 4 (CP-3335) Finance, Department of-Confirmation Filing Tentative Decree-Notice to Communication, dated June 2, 1944, from the Commissioner of Public Works, of Assessments-Notices to Property File Objections 3398 requesting the institution of condemnation proceedings for the land required for Owners 3390 Transportation, Board of- the expansion of the Jamaica Sewage Treatment Plant, located between 150th Health, Department of-Amendment Notices of Public Hearings 3390 Avenue and 155th Avenue and between 130th Street and 131st Street, Borough of to Sanitary Code 3391 Proposals 3390 Queens. Hospitals, Department of-Proposals 3390 Proposals-Notice to Bidders 3390 (On June 8, 1944, Cal. No. 116-B, the Board of Estimate referred this matter Housing and Buildings, Department Sale of Ferrous Scrap Material 3390 to the "commission.) 3390 Sale of Surplus Used Equipment 3390 of-Proposals . On motion, the following favorable report was unanimously Marine and Aviation, Department of- Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, adopted: Proposals 3390 Department of-Proposals 3397 Report No. 3153. September 13, 1944. Hon. FIORELLO H. Ls GUARDIA, Mayor, Chairman, Board of Estimate: Sir-At the meeting of the Board of Estimate held on June 8, 1944, Cal. No. 116-B, CITY PLANNING COMMISSION there was referred to the City Planning Commission a communication dated June 2, 1944, from the Commissioner of Public Works, requesting the institution of condemnatiop Minutes of Meeting of the City Planning Commission, Held in Room 16, City Hall, proceedings for the land located between 150th Avenue and 155th Avenue and between Wednesday, September 13, 11944, at 2.30 P. M. 130th Street and 131st Street, Borough of Queens, and required for the extension of the Jamaica Sewage Treatment Works. The land to be acquired is a rectangular area of about 14 acres west of the existing The Commission met pursuant to adjournment. plant site. It is assessed at about $69,800. The site map for the extension of the Jamaica Sewage Treatment Works was approved by the City Planning Commission on July 12, 1944 (Report No. 312, CP-3334), and by the Board of Estimate on August Huie, , Present-Edwin A. Salmon, Chairman; Irving V. A. 17, 1944, Cal. No. 30. Lawrence M. Orton, Cleveland Rodgers, Commissioners; Berthold Scheiman, Acting This extension is designed to provide sufficient area for the contemplated post-war Commissioner. expansion of existing plant facilities and its acquisition appears to be timely in view of the current authorization for the acquisition of adjoining areas for airport purposes. (Roll Call at 2.40 P. M.) The Jamaica Sewage Treatment Works with its tributary area is included in the Master Plan of Sewage Treatmem Plant Sites and Tributary Areas adopted by the City Acting Commissioner Scheiman refrained from voting on all items. Planning Commission on April 16, 1941. The acquisition proceeding under consideration conforms with the Master Plan and No. 1 its approval is recommended. Approval of minutes of meeting of August 9, 1944, as printed in THE CITY RECORD Respectfully, of August 15, 1944; and special meeting of August 30, 1944, as printed in THE CITY EDWIN A. SALMON, Chairman, City Planning Commission. RECORD of September 5, 1944. No. 5 (CP-3356) On motion, these minutes were unanimously approved. Communication, dated June -6, 1944, from the President of the Borough of Queens, requesting amendment of the resolution adopted February 3, 1944, authoriz- REPORTS ing a proceeding for acquiring title to the public park in four sections, in the area bounded by Lawrence Street, Blossom Avenue, etc., Borough of Queens. Master Plan (On June 29, 1944, Cal. No. 182, the Board of Estimate referred this matter to Acquisitions the Commission.) On motion, the following favorable report was unanimously adopted: BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN Report No. 3147. September 13, 1944. Hon. FIORELLO H. LA GUARDLA, Mayor, Chairman, Board of Estimate: No. 2 (CP-3381) Sir-At the meeting of the Board of Estimate held on June 29, 1944, Cal. No. 182, Communication, dated June 22, 1944, from the Commissioner of Sanitation there was referred to the City Planning Commission a communication, dated June 6, requesting (1) that negotiations be made for the purchase by the City of the one- 1944, from the President of the Borough of Queens, requesting that the rewlution adopted story garage at 402-422 East 107th Street, Borough of Manhattan; (2) that the tax February 3, 1944, Cal. No. 2, CP-3082, authorizing a proceeding for acquiring title to lien on the vacant plot on East 106th Street immediately in the rear of the garage the public park in four sections, in the area bounded by Lawrence Street, Blossom at 402-422 East 107th Street be foreclosed; and (3) that the vacant property on Avenue, etc., Borough of Queens, be amended to read as follows : East 106th Street be assigned to the Department of Sanitation for the construction Public park, in ten sections, in the area bounded by Lawrence Street, Blossom of an addition to the garage at 402.422 East 107th Street, Borough of Manhattan. Avenue, Crommelin Avenue, Dahlia Avenue, Main Street, Elder Avenue (Hillside (On July 20, 1944, Cal. No. 103, the Board of Estimate referred this matter to Drive), Golden Street (Avenue), Kissena Boulevard, North Hempstead Turnpike, the Commission.) 150th Street (Oak Avenue), 56th Road, 142d Street, 56th Avenue, Main Street, Peck Avenue (Frederick Road), Elder Avenue (Hillside Drive), 133d Street (Hill- At the meeting of the Board of Estimate on August 17, 1944, Cal. No. 99, this side'Drive) and North Hempstead Turnpike, addition, in two sections, matter was withdrawn. between Kissena Boulevard and Fresh Meadow (Road) Lane, the widening of North Filed. Hempstead Turnpike on its northerly side from 133d Street (Hillside Drive) to 3382 THE CITY RECORD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944

Lawrence Street, the opening and extending of Avery Avenue from 131st Street to therewith. The final section map for the adjacent area to the east has been submitted Lawrence Street, 133d Street (Hillside Drive) from North Hempstead Turnpike, and will be the subject of a separate report. as dedicated and in use, to Elder Avenue (Hillside Drive) ; Elder Avenue (Hillside Elevations shown on the map agree in general with the tentative maps or are Drive) to Peck Avenue (Frederick Road) and Crommelin Avenue to Main Street, modified to conform more closely with existing improvements. Some of the proposed Crommelin Avenue from Main Street to Byrd Street (West Avenue), 146th Street grades vary from about 12 feet above to about 5 feet below the existing surtace, but from Golden Street (Avenue), to 56th Road, 56th Road from 148th Street to 150th this is unavoidable if drainage and sewerage requirements are to be met. Upwards Street (Oak Avenue) ; 151st Street (Poplar Place) from Peck (West) Avenue to of 60 dwellings and 10 small garages will be affected by the proposed grade treatment. the southerly line of 56th Avenue, 56th Avenue from 151st Street (Poplar Place) A few gradients are flatter than the minimum ordinarily considered desirable but this to Kissena Boulevard, Underhill Avenue from 164th Street to the easterly line of condition can be corrected by special gutter treatment. Fresh Meadow (Road) Lane, excluding property under the jurisdiction of the A small area lying between North Conduit Avenue and South Conduit Avenue is Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, Fresh Meadow (Road) Lane excluded from the scope of this map as it is proposed to be included in a comprehensive from Underhill Avenue to the southerly boundary line of the addition to Kissena map for Southern Parkway, which is to be submitted for consideration in due course. Park, excluding property under the jurisdiction of the Department of Water Supply, Most of the streets shown on the map under consideration are improved to some Gas and Electricity, Dahlia Avenue from Crommelin Avenue to Main Street, the extent and have been utilized as a basis for developing abutting property, mainly widening of 56th Avenue at the southwesterly corner of 142d Street and Kissena along residential lines. Boulevard from the northerly line of Golden Street (Avenue) to the southerly Brookville Boulevard and 147th Avenue are shown at their previously mapped width boundary line of the Addition to Kissena Park, Borough of Queens. of 80 feet, the remaining streets being assigned widths ranging from 50 feet to 80 feet. This acquisition proceeding is an amendment to a proceeding which was the subject The few streets assigned widths of 50 feet are short local streets which cannot eco- of a favorable Report No. 2916 (CP-3082) by the Commission on December 1, 1943, nomically be widened due to the existing building development. and which was authorized by the Board of Estimate on February 3, 1944, Cal. No. 2. The map shows certain lands now under the jurisdiction of the President of the Bor- The proposed acquisition. includes the area formerly authorized as well as a large area ough of Queens lying within the lines of 147th Avenue and 243d Street and used as a which lies mainly north of Crommelin and Peck Avenues. This enlarged acquisition con- corporation yard. These lands may be assigned tp the Borough President for street forms to maps (CP-1277, CP-2615, and CP-3118) which were approved by the Board purposes by the enactment of a Local Law. The map also shows several parcels of of Estimate on August 6, 1940, Cal. No. 12, October 8, 1942, Cal. No. 78, and March land which have been assigned to the Department of Parks for park purposes. These 9, 1944, Cal. No. 44, respectfully. areas, together with adjoining park areas to the north and south have not been laid In Report No. 2916 (CP-3118) dated February 9, 1944, on the map laying out this out on the City Map as parks and it is suggested that a map to accomplish this purpose additional area as a public park, the Commission states that this area will be used to be submitted by the Borough President as soon as practicable. provide a satisfactory and economical route for an extensive sewer project and to serve This matter was the subject of a public hearing duly held by the Commission on as part of a comprehensive development of the Corridor Park between Flushing Meadow January 12, 1944, Cal. No. 22. .No opposition to the proposed map change developed Park and Kissena Park. and the hearing was closed. In the Master Plan of Parks adopted January 22, 1941, almost all of the area under . The matter was considered further at a meeting of the Commission held on Septem- consideration, except for the part north of Crommelin and Peck Avenues, is shown as Kis- ber 13, 1944, Cal. No. 8, at which time it was determined that the proposed final sena Corridor Park. In addition, an express highway route (E-38) shown upon the Mas- section map appears to make satisfactory provision for the present and future develop- ter Plan of Express Highways, Parkways, and Major Streets adopted January 22, 1941 ment of this territory and is an appropriate modification of the City Map. coincides with part of the area to be acquired. In Report No. 1317 (CP-1277) dated The City Planning Commission recommends: June 26, 1940 on laying out the first section of this area as a public park, the Commis- 1. That the map under consideration be approved; and sion stressed the possible "use at some future time of portions of the property proposed 2. That after approval of the map, at present to be acquired for park and sewer purposes for an express highway" and (a) a Local Law be 'enacted assigning the portions of the corporation yard included a recommendation that "the Commissioner of Parks and the President of the lying within the street areas to the Borough President for street purposes, and Borough be requested to prepare detailed studies for the coordinated development of the (b) the Borough President submit a map laying out the park areas in this area for recreational, sewer and express highway purposes." In Report No. 2916 section which are presently under the jurisdiction of the Department of Parks. (CP-3082) dated December 1, 1943, on the acquisition which this proceeding amends, Respectfully, the Commissioner recommended that "the utilization of this property for sewer or recrea- EDWIN A. SALMON, Chairman, City Planning Commission. tional purposes, or both, shall not involve erection of structures inconsistent with the ultimate use of the property in conformity with the Master Plan." - No. 9 (CP-3297) The acquisition of title to this park is consistent with the objectives of the Master In the matter of a proposed change in the City Map by modifying the grades Plan, and under the circumstances the City Planning Commission recommends that the of the street system within the territory bounded approximately by Yellowstone proceeding under consideration be approved. Boulevard, Queens Boulevard, 71st Road, Austin Street, 71st Avenue and Burns Respectfully, Street, Borough of Queens. EDWIN A. SALMON, Chairman, City Planning Commission. (On May 11, 1944, Cal. No. 70, the Board of Estimate referred this matter to the Commission; on May 31, 1944, Cal. No. 20, the Commission fixed June 14, 1944, Assessable Improvements for a hearing; on June 14, 1944, Cal. No. 18, the hearing was closed.) On motion, the following favorable report was unanimously adopted: BOROUGH OF QUEENS Report No. 3094. September 13, 1944. Hon. FIORELLO H. LA GUARDIA, Mayor, Chairman, Board of Estimate: No. 6 (CP-3197) Sir-At the meeting of the Board of Estimate held on May 11, 1944, Cal. No. 70, Resolution,'adopted April 28, 1941, by the Local Board of the Newtown District, there was referred to the City Planning Commission a communication dated May• 2, initiating proceedings for the construction of a sewer and appurtenances in 53d 1944, from the President of the Borough of Queens, submitting for approval a proposed Road (Starling Place) from 74th (Decker) Street to 73d (Kolyer) Street, Borough change in the City Map by modifying the grades of the street system within the terri- of Queens. tory bounded approximately by Yellowstone Boulevard, Queens Boulevard, 71st Road, (On February 3, 1944, Cal. No. 74, the Board of Estimate referred this matter Austin Street, 71st Avenue and Burns Street, Borough of Queens, in accordance with to the Commission.) a map bearing the signature of the president of the Borough and dated April 17, 1944. On motion, the following favorable report was unanimously adopted: The map relates to an area of about 25 acres in the Forest Hills section of the Report No. 3152. September 13, 1944. Borough and affects five blocks of Austin Street, two blocks of 71st Avenue and about Hon. Fioanu) H. LA GUARDIA, Mayor, Chairman, Board of Estimate: one block each of 70th Road, 70th Avenue, 69th Road, Gerard Place, 69th Avenue Sir-At the meeting of the Board of Estimate held on February 3, 1944, Cal. No. 74, and Yellowstone Boulevard. It provides for modifications in the street elevations rang- there was referred to the City Planning Commission a resolution adopted on April 28, ing from about 0.7 of a foot below to 2.0 feet above the elevations heretofore established 1941, by the Local Board of the Newtown District, Borough of Queens, initiating pro- in order more nearly to conform with existing street improvements. ceedings for the construction of a sewer and appurtenances in 53d Road (Starling Place) The map also provides for establishing special roadway and sidewalk treatment in from 74th (Decker) Street to 73d (Kelyer) Street. 70th Road and 71st Road from Queens Boulevard to Austin Street and in 71st Avenue The Master Plan so far as adopted is not affected by this project. from Queens Boulevard to Burns Street in order to conform with existing conditions The City Planning Commission recommends that the sewer project under considera- and to insure adequate roadway capacity. In 70th Road and 71st Road the treatment tion be approved. consists of a 40-foot roadway adjoined by 20-foot sidewalks and in 71st Avenue it Respectfully, consists of a roadway varying in width from 39 to 40 feet adjoined by sidewalks 20 EDWIN A. SALMON, Chairman, City Planning Commission. to 20.5 feet in width. Most of the streets under consideration have been improved to some extent in conformity with the proposed elevations and the abutting frontages affected are developed No. 7 (CP-3235) Resolution, adopted November 22, 1943, by the Local Board of the Queens with upwards of 32 stores, six garages, two warehouses and two theatres. Most of these structures have been erected in accordance with existing surface improvements District, initiating proceedings for the construction of a combined sewer and appur- tenances in 163d Street from 71st Avenue to a point about 540 feet southerly and apparently will not be adversely affected by the contemplated grade treatment. therefrom, to be used for the removal of sanitary flow only until such time as the However, in the case of 71st Avenue between Austin Street and Burns Street the permanent storm water outlet is built, Borough of Queens. proposed grade change is designed in part to provide vlequate underclearance between the bridge of the Main 'Line of the Long Island Railroad and the street surface. When (On March 9, 1944, Cal. No. 82, the Board of Estimate referred this matter to the street is improved in accordance with the proposed grades it may be necessary to the Commission.) provide special curb treatment in order to avoid damage to several store entrances At the meeting of the Board of Estimate on August 17, 1944, Cal. No. 76, this adjacent to the railroad right-of-way. matter was withdrawn. The proposed elevations meet sewerage and surface drainage requirements. Filed. This matter was the subject of a public hearing duly held by the Commission on June 14, 1944, Cal. No. 18. No opposition to the proposed map change developed and City Map Changes the hearing was closed. The matter was considered further at a meeting of the Commission held on Septem- BOROUGH OF QUEENS ber 13, 1944, Cal. No. 9, at which time it was determined that the proposed map change is designed to introduce a suitable grade treatment which will generally conform No. 8 (CP-350) with existing street improvements and building development and provide adequate under- In the matter of a proposed change in the City Map by establishing and clearance for an overhead railroad crossing. It constitutes an appropriate modification modifying the lines and grades of the street system within the territory bounded of the City Map. The City Planning Commission recommends: approximately by 226th Street and its northerly prolongation, 143d Avenue and its westerly prolongation, a line about 400 feet easterly of 243d Street and its southerly 1. That the map under consideration be approved; and prolongation and 149th Avenue, Borough of Queens, in accordance with a map 2. That after approval of the map, resolutions be adopted establishing special designated as Section 167 of the Final Maps of the Borough of Queens. roadway and sidewalk treatment in 70th Road and 71st Road from Queens Boule- vard to Austin Street and in 71st Avenue from Queens Boulevard to Burns Street (On April 28, 1938, Cal. No. 74-Qu-4, the Board of Estimate referred this in accordance with the treatment shown on the map. matter to the Commission; on December 15, 1943, Cal. No. 23, the Commission fixed Respectfully, January 12, 1944, for a hearing; on January 12, 1944, Cal. No. 22, the hearing was EDWIN A. SALMON, Chairman, City Planning Commission. closed.) On motion, the following favorable report was unanimously adopted: Zoning Report No. 2946. September 13, 1944. Hon. FIORILLO H. LA GUARDIA, Mayor, Chairman, Board of Estimate: Sir-At the meeting of the Board of Estimate held on April 28, 1938, Cal. No. 74, BOROUGH OF QUEENS Queens-4, there was referred to the City Planning Commission a communication, dated January 8, 1936, from the President of the Borough of Queens, submitting for approval No. 10 (CP-3353) In the matter of an amendment of Use District Map, Section No. 14, propos- a proposed change in the City Map by establishing and changing the lines and grades of the street system within the territory bounded approximately by 226th Street and ing to change from a Residence District to an Unrestricted District, property within its northerly prolongation, 143d Avenue, and its westerly prolongation, a line the area bounded by 91st Avenue, 138th Street, a line 100 feet north of Archer about 400 feet easterly of 243d Street and its southerly prolongation and 149th Ave- Avenue and a line 100 feet west of 138th Street, Borough of Queens. nue, Borough of Queens, in accordance with a map designated as Section 167 (On July 12, 1944, Cal. No. 8, the Commission fixed August 9, 1944, for a hear- of the Final Maps of the Borough of Queens, bearing the signature of the Acting ing ; on August 9, 1944, Cal. No. 22, the hearing was closed.) Secretary of the Board of Estimate and dated December 17, 1935. On motion, the following favorable report was unanimously adopted: The map relates to an area of about 360 acres located in the Rosedale section of September 13, 1944. the Borough. For the most part it ratifies the street system shown on the Hollis and Report No. 3125. Idlewild tentative maps of the Borough of Queens and conforms with the street lines To Secretary, Board of Estimate from City Planning Commission: shown on several approved final maps and subdivision maps relating to isolated Streets Pursuant to Section 200 of the New York City Charter, the City Planning Com- or areas within the limits of the present map. Final section maps for the adjacent areas mission on July 12, 1944, Cal. No. 8, authorized a public hearing on the amendment of to the north and west have been approved and the street system now proposed conforms Use District Map, Section No. 14, proposing to change from a Residence District to an TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 THE CITY RECORD 3383

Unrestricted District and from an Unrestricted District to a Residence District, property Y-AA, District 45-47, showing sewers in Stuart Street between Quentin Road and within the area bounded by 91st Avenue, 138th Street, a line 100 feet north of Archer Avenue R, Borough of Brooklyn. Avenue, 138th Place, Archer Avenue, 138th Street, a line 100 feet north of Archer Ave- (On August 17, 1944, Cal. No. 69, the Board of Estimate referred this matter nue and a line 100 feet west of 138th Street, Borough of Queens, as shown on a diagram to the Commission.) bearing the signature of the Acting Secretary and dated July 12, 1944. The proposed change from a Residence to an Unrestricted District for the westerly On motion, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: side of 138th Street from 91st Avenue to a line 100 feet north of Archer Avenue was Resolved, That the City Planning Commission, pursuant to section 82d9-1.0e requested by the New York and Queens Electric Light and Power Company in a com- of the Administrative Code of The City of New York, hereby fixes Wednesday, munication, dated May 12, 1944. The communication states that the part of the Com- October 4, 1944, at 2.30 p. m., in Room 16, City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City pany's plant which is located on the easterly side of Van Wyck Boulevard between of New York, as the time and place for a public hearing on a change of Drain- 91st Avenue and Archer Avenue would be eliminated by a proposed widening of Van age Plan, Borough of Brooklyn, showing _location, sizes and grades of sewers Wyck Boulevard and that it desires to retain the present capacity of the plant by utiliz- in Stuart Street between Quentin Road and Avenue R and bearing the signature ing its property on the westerly side of 138th Street, which is presently zoned as a of the Acting President of the Borough under date of July 17, 1944. Residence District. The company owns all of the property proposed to be changed to an Unrestricted District. The proposed change from an Unrestricted to a Residence District for the northerly No. 15 (CP-3389) side of Archer Avenue from 138th Street to 138th Place is appropriate in view of the Communication, dated August 8, 1944, from the Commissioner of Public fact that this area is included in a public playground which occupies the entire block Works submititng for approval a Drainage Plan for the Newtown Creek Sewage bounded by 91st Avenue, 138th Place, Archer Avenue and 138th Street. It is presently Treatment Works, Kent Avenue Intercepting Sewers, Borough of Brooklyn. zoned as a Residence District with the exception of the Archer Avenue frontage now (On August 17, 1944, Cal. No. 84, the Board of Estimate referred this matter proposed to be rezoned. to the Commission.) The property proposed to be rezoned for Unrestricted Use is to be occupied by the On motion, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: facilities of the lighting company. The adjacent property to the west and south is Resolved, That the City Planning Commission, pursuant to section occupied by the lighting company and by three dwellings respectively. Two dwellings 82d9-1.0e of the Administrative Code of The City of New York, hereby fixes Wednesday, occupy the opposite frontage on 91st Avenue and the playground is located on the October opposite side of 138th Street. 4, 1944, at 2.30 p. m., in Room 16, City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, as the time and place for a public hearing on an amended Drainage The property opposite that part of the playground proposed to be rezoned is occupied Plan, by dwellings on 138th Street, a factory on 138th Place and the tracks of the Long Borough of Brooklyn, showing location, sizes and grades of the Kent Avenue Island Railroad south of Archer Avenue. intercepting sewers of the Newtown Creek Sewage Treatment Works within the The amendment was the subject of a public hearing duly held by the Commission area bounded approximately by Newtown Creek, East River, Wallabout Channel, on August 9, 1944, Cal. No. 22. No opposition to the proposed rezoning developed and Wallabout Basin, Kent Avenue Basin, Wilson Street and its westerly prolongation, the hearing was closed. Wythe Avenue, Banker Street, Meserole Avenue, North Henry Street, and Mar- The matter was considered further at a meeting of the Commission held on Septem- ginal Wharf or Place, bearing the signature of the Acting President of the ber 13, 1944, Cal. No. 10, at which time it was determined that the amendment under Borough and dated May 28, 1943. consideration would provide appropriate zoning for the property to which it relates. It was thereupon adopted, together with the following resolution which is herewith filed Zoning with the Secretary of the Board of Estimate, in accordance with•the provisions of Section 200 of the New York City Charter : Commission that the resolution adopted June 28, No. 16 (CP-3395) Resolved, By the City Planning In 1940 and amended July 31, 1943, entitled "A resolution regulating and limiting the the matter of amendment, pursuant to section 200 of the New York City height and bulk of buildings hereafter erected and regulating and determining the Charter, of article II, section 7-A, of the Zoning Resolution of The City of New York. area of yards, courts and other open spaces and regulating and restricting the location of trades and induAries and the location of buildings designed for specified On motion, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: uses and establishing the boundaries of districts for the said purposes," be and Resolved, That the City Planning Commission, pursuant to section 200 of the the same hereby is amended by changing the Use District Map, Section No. 14, so New York City Charter, hereby fifes Wednesday, October 4, 1944, at 2.30 p. m., as to change from a Residence District to an Unrestricted District and from an in Room 16, City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, as the time Unrestricted District to a Residence District, property within the area bouned by and place for a public hearing on an amendment of the Zoning Resolution of 91st Avenue, 138th Street, a line of 100 feet north of Archer Avenue, 138th Place, The City of New York, by adding the new matter indicated by italics and omitting Archer Avenue, 138th Street, a line 100 feet north of Archer Avenue and a line the old matter in brackets [J, as follows : 100 feet west of 138th Street, Borough of Queens, as shown on a diagram, bearing ARTICLE II-USE DISTRICTS the signature of the Acting Secretary and dated July 12, 1944. EDWIN A. SALMON, Chairman, City Planning Commission. § 7-A. Transition from Non-residential to Residence Use on Side Streets. Where a use district other than residence extends along a street and the abutting prop- erty to the rear along an intersecting street is in a residence district, a building or use FIXING THE DATES FOR FUTURE HEARINGS on a lot, whether a corner lot or otherwise, having frontage on such intersecting street and hereafter arranged, intended or designed to be occupied for other than residence City Map Changes use shall not have any business entrance except as [hereafter] hereinafter provided, show window or sign on such intersecting street beyond a distance of twenty-five feet BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN from the intersection. Beyond such twenty-five feet, entrances not exceeding three feet six inches in width and windows other than windows designed or used for display No.11 (CP-2384) and, when required by law, exits, ventilators, fire escapes and other appurtenances may Communication, dated November 17, 1941, from the President of the Borough be permitted. The provisions of this section shall not restrict openings necessary to permit ingress of Brooklyn, transmitting for approval a map showing a change in the lines and and egress for required or permitted parking, loading and unloading space. Where zoning for other than residence use is confined to a distance of not over 100 grades of 27th Avenue and Bay 46th Street from West Shore Avenue to Cropsey laying out additions to Dreier-Offerman Park, Borough of Brooklyn. feet along both streets from an intersection, the limitations of this section shall not Avenue and apply. In appropriate cases, the Board, after public notice and hearing, may vary the (On November 27, 1941, Cal. No. 50, the Board of Estimate referred this matter provisions of this section subject to such appropriate conditions and safeguards as are to the Commission.) in harmony with the general purpose and intent of this section. On motion, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: Resolved, That the City Planning Commission, pursuant to section 199b of the PUBLIC HEARINGS New York City Charter, hereby fixes Wednesday, October 4, 1944, at 2,30 p. m., in Room 16, City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, as the time and place for a public hearing on a proposed change in the City Map by modifying the City Map Changes lines and grades of the street system within the territory bounded approximately by 27th Avenue, Cropsey Avenue, Bay 47th Street and Westshore Avenue including BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN the elimination of portions of Dreier-Off erman Park and the layout of three Park Additions, Borough of Brooklyn, in accordance with a Map No. 8153 bearing the signature of the President of the Borough and dated November 3, 1941. No.17 (CP-3370) Hearing on a proposed change in the City Map by laying out two parks and by establishing block dimensions within the area bounded approximately by Old BOROUGH OF QUEENS Broadway, West 129th Street, Amsterdim Avenue and West 126th Street, Borough of Manhattan. No.12 (CP-3364) Joint communication, dated June 3, 1944, from the Commissioner of Health (On June 29, 1944, Cal. No. 232, the Board of Estimate referred this matter and the Commissioner of Parks, submitting for approval map establishing a park to the Commission ; on August 9, 1944, Cal. No. 15, the Commission fixed this day within the territory bounded by 63d Street, Mt. Olivet Crescent, Fresh Pond Road for a hearing, which has been duly advertised.) and 59th Avenue, Borough of Queens. There were no appearances. (On June 29, 1944, Cal. No. 198-A, the Board of Estimate referred this matter On motion, it was unanimously voted to close the hearing. to the Commission.) On motion, Rule 105 was waived and the following report was unanimously On motion, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: adopted: Resolved, That the City Planning Commission, pursuant to section 199b of the Report No. 3133. September 13, 1944. New York City Charter, hereby fixes Wednesday, October 4, 1944, at 2.30 p. m., in Hon. FIORELLO H. LA GUARD, Mayor, Chairman, Board of Estimate: Room 16, City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, as the time and Sir-At the meeting of the Board of Estimate held on June 29, 1944, Cal. No. 232, place for a public hearing on a proposed change in the City Map by laying out a there was referred to the City Planning Commission a communication, dated June 29, Park within the territory bounded by 63d Street, a line about 100 feet northerly 1944, from the President of the Borough of Manhattan, submitting for approval a pro- of Mt. Olivet Crescent, Fresh Pond Road and 59th Avenue, Borough of Queens, posed change in the City Map by laying out two parks and by establishing block dimen- in accordance with a map bearing the signature of the President of the Borough and sions within the territory bounded approximately by Old Broadway, West 129th Street, dated May 18, 1944. Amsterdam Avenue and West 126th Street, Borough of Manhattan, in accordance with a map bearing the signature of the President of the Borough and dated June 29, 1944. BOROUGH OF RICHMOND The map relates to the block bounded by 0111 Broadway, West 129th Street, Am- sterdam Avenue and West 126th Street in the Manhattanville section of the Borough. No.13 (CP-3377) It provides primarily for laying out two parks having an aggregate area of about 1.42 Communication, dated July 6, 1944, from the President of the Borough of acres. Provision is also made for establishing certain block dimensions in order to corn-• Richmond, submitting for approval map showing West Fingerboard Road from plete the mapping of the area under consideration. Richmond Road to Clove Road, Borough of Richmond. The proposed parks occupy about 72 per cent of the area of the block. The (On July 20, 1944, Cal. No. 90, the Board of Estimate referred this matter to remainder of the block consists of three parcels : (1) a fire engine house having an area of about 0.5 of an acre separating the two proposed parks ; (2) a church and rectory the Commission.) abutting West 126th Street having an area of about 0.29 of an acre; and (3) a rectangu- On motion, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: lar parcel of property about 0.2 of an acre in area lying between the westerly park Resolved, That the City Planning Commission, pursuant to section 199b of the and Old Broadway. The selection of the latter parcel by the Commissioner of Health New York City Charter, hereby fixes Wednesday, October 4, 1944, at 2.30 p. tn., in as the site for the Riverside Health Substation was referred to the City Planning Com- Room 16, City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, as the time and mission by the Board of Estimate on May 11, 1944, Cal. No. 82, and was the subject of a place for a public hearing on a proposed change in the City Map by establishing favorable report (No. 3085, dated May 31, 1944). or modifying the lines and grades of West Fingerboard Road from Richmond The map now under consideration supersedes another map (CP-3294), which was Road to Clove Road and by modifying the lines and grades of certain of the referred back to the Borough President on June 29, 1944, Cal. No. 17. The earlier intersecting streets affected, Borough of Richmond, in accordance with a map map also provided for laying out two parks in the block in question but included the bearing the signature of the President of the Borough and dated June 20, 1944. church property within the proposed westerly park. The larger park has frontages of about 200 feet, 332 feet and 239 feet on Amster- Drainage Plan dam Avenue, West 129th Street and West 126th Street, respectively. It is about 1.4 acres in area, and together with the Health Substation site is assessed at $390,000, of of several buildings of a private home BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN which amount $120,000 represents the valuation for children owned by The Sheltering Arms. The children's home is only partially is understood that it is proposed to be vacated. No. 14 (CP-3385) occupied at present and it from the Acting President of the Borough The smaller park is triangular in shape and has frontages of about 32 feet on West Communication, dated July 21, 1944, Street and about 72 feet on Amsterdam Avenue. It is about 0.02 of an acre in of Brooklyn, submitting for approval a proposed change of Drainage Plan, Map 126th 3384 THE CITY RECORD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944

area and is assessed at $10,000, of which amount $1,000 represents the valuation of a or use that is noxious or offensive by reason of the emission of odor, dust, smoke, gas or vacant store. noise; but car barns, including those converted for the use of buses operating under a Development plans have not as yet been prepared for the parks which are to be franchise, or places of amusement shall not be excluded. utilized for playground purposes. The cost of improving the parks is estimated at about ARTICLE III-HEIGHT DISTRICTS $105,000 and the annual operating costs at about $3,750. It appears that the property §8. Height Districts. For the purpose of regulating and limiting the height and required for the parks is to be acquired as an assessable proceeding. bulk of buildings hereafter erected, The City of New York is hereby divided into eight The Borough President advises that the section of the Borough in which the classes of districts; one-quarter (1/4) [times] districts; (b) class one-half (1/2) proposed parks are located is lacking in adequate recreational facilities. The two parks (a) class [times] districts; (c) class three-quarter (3/4) [times] districts; (d) class one (1) will provide such facilities for the residents of the adjoining area and for the 2,100 [times] districts; (f) one students attending Junior High School No. 43, which is located opposite the larger of [times] districts; (e) class one and one-quarter (1 1/4) class and one-half (1 1/2) [times] districts; (g) class two (2) [times] districts; (h) class two the parks. (21/2) [times] districts 1 ;]. The districts heretofore classified and This matter was the subject of a public hearing duly held by the Commission on and one-half referred September 13, 1944, Cal. No. 17. No opposition to the proposed map change developed to as one-quarter times districts; one-half times districts; three-quarter times districts; one and the hearing was closed. It was thereupon determined that the proposed parks are times districts; one and one-quarter times districts; one and one-half times districts; two designed to afford essential recreational facilities for the adjoining residential area and times districts and two and one-half times districts, as shown on the height district map for the students of Junior High School No. 43. They will be desirable additions to the consisting of [thirty-five] twenty-seven sheets and an index sheet, each dated Mardi 31, park system of the Borough and the necessary map change is an appropriate modifica- 1937, and signed by the Chief Engineer of the Board of Estimate and Apportionment [.], together with eight sheets, each dated August 2, 1943, and signed by the Senior Civil tion of the City Map. The City Planning Commission recommends that the map under consideration be Engineer of the City Planning Commission, shall hereafter be referred to and described, respectively, as class one-quarter districts, class one-half districts, class three-quarter approved. districts, class one districts, class one and one-quarter districts, class one and one-half Respectfully, EDWIN A. SALMON, Chairman, City Planning Commission. districts, class two districts and class two and one-half districts. The height districts designated on said map, as amended, or as may be hereafter amended from time to time, are hereby continued and declared to be part hereof. The height district map designations BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN and map designation rules which accompany said height district map are hereby declared to be part thereof. No building or part of a building shall be erected except in conformity No. 18 (CP-3369) with the regulations herein prescribed for the height district in 'which such building is Hearing on a proposed change in the City Map by establishing or changing located. (a) 'In a class one-quarter (1/4) [times] district no building shall be erected to a the lines and grades of the street system within the area bounded approximately by West 9th Street, Henry Street, Huntington Street, Hicks Street, Luquer Street, height in excess of one-quarter times the width of the street, but for each two feet that Columbia Street, Seabring Street, Van Brunt Street, Carroll Street, Columbia Street, the building or a portion of it sets back from the street line one foot shall be added to the Atlantic Avenue, a line about 300 feet westerly of Furman Street, Fulton Street, height limit of such building or such portion thereof. Front Street, Jay Street, York Street, Gold Street, High Street, a line about 600 feet (b) In a class one-half (1/2) [times] district no building shall be erected to a height easterly of Navy Street, Park Avenue, Tillary Street, S. Parkes , in excess of one-half times the width of the street, but for each one foot that the building Fulton Street, Clark Street, Hicks Street, Joralemon Street, Henry Street, State or a portion of it sets back from the street line one foot shall be added to the height limit Street, Hicks Street, Summit Street, Henry Street, Luquer Street and Court Street, of such building or such portion thereof. In a class three-quarter (3/4) [times] district no building shall be erected to a including the establishment of the lines and grades of Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel (c) Plaza from Clinton Street to Van Brunt Street; and of Brooklyn-Queens Connect- height in excess of three-quarter times the width of the street, but for each one foot that ing Highway from Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel Plaza to a point in Park Avenue the building or a portion of it sets back from the street line one foot shall be added to the about 600 feet easterly of Navy Street; the layout of a number of adjoining parks height limit of such building or such portion thereof. (1) [times] district no building shall be erected to a height in park additions and the elimination of the lines of certain streets within the (d) In a class one and the width of the street, but for each one foot that the build- area affected, Borough of Brooklyn. excess of seven-eighths times ing or a portion of it sets back from the street line [two] one and one-half feet shall be (On June 29, 1944, Cal. No. 242, the Board of Estimate referred this matter added to the height limit of such building or such portion thereof. to the Commission; on August 9, 1944, Cal. No. 16, the Commission fixed this day one and one-quarter (1 1/4) [times] district no building shall be for a hearing, which has been duly advertised.) (e) In a class erected to a height in excess of [one and one-quarter times] the width of the street, but Appearances : Nathan Goldstein, representing Cameron ,Machine Company ; for each one foot that the building or portion of it sets back from the street line two [and Henry J. Davenport, representing the Downtown Brooklyn Association. one-half] feet shall be added to the height limit of such building or such portion thereof. On motion, it was unanimously voted to close the hearing and lay over the (f) In a class one and one-half (1 1/2) [times] district no building shall be erected matter under Rule 105. to a height in excess of one and [one-half] one-quarter times the width of the street, but for each one foot that the building or a portion of it sets back from the street line [three] BOROUGH OF QUEENS two and one-half feet shall be added to the height limit of such building or such portion thereof. No.19 (CP-3358) (g) In a class two (2) [times] district no building shall be erected to a height in Hearing on a proposed change in the City Map by modifying the lines and excess of [twice] one and one-half times the width of the street, but for each one foot that grades of the street system within the area bounded approximately by 126th Street, the building or portion of it sets back from the street line [four] three feet shall be added Union Turnpike, 138th Street, and 82d Avenue, including the layout of a Public to the height 'limit of such building or such portion thereof. Place and the elimination of the lines of 81st Avenue from 126th Street to 134th (h) In a class two and one-half (2 1/2) [times] district no building shall be erected Street, Borough of Queens. to a height in excess of [two and one-half times] two times the width of the street, but for (On June 29, 1944, Cal. No. 184, the Board of Estimate referred this matter each one foot that the building or a portion of it sets back from the street line [five] four to the Commission; on August 9, 1944, Cal. No. 17, the Commission fixed this day feet shall be added to the height limit of such building or such portion thereof. for a hearing, which has been duly advertised.) §9. Height District Exceptions. Appearances: Julian Jawitz, counsel for A. B. Wolisoff ; M. G. Fitzgerald, rep- (b) Along a narrower street near its intersection with a wider street, any building or any part of any building [, whether a corner building or one fronting on the narrower resenting the office of the Borough President of Queens. street] within 100 feet [,] of the wider street, measured at right angles from the side On motion, it was unanimously voted to close the hearing and lay over the matter under Rule 105. of the wider street, shall be governed by the height regulations provided for the wider street. [A corner building on such intersecting streets shall be governed by the height BOROUGH OF RICHMOND regulations provided for the wider street for 100 feet from the side of such wider street, measured along such narrower street] No. 20 (CP-3376) ARTICLE IV-AREA DISTRICTS Hearing on a proposed change in the City Map by modifying the lines and §10. Area Districts. For the purpose of regulating and determining the area grades of Goodell Avenue between Raymond Avenue and Manor Road, and by of yards, courts, and other open spaces for buildings hereafter erected, the City of New adjusting the grades of Manor Road between Crowell Avenue and a point southerly York is hereby divided into ten classes of area districts; A, B, C,.D, D-1, E, E-1, F, F-1, of Goodell Avenue, Borough of Richmond. and G; as shown on the area district map consisting of [thirty-five] twenty-seven sheets (On July 20, 1944, Cal. No. 89, the Board of Estimate referred this matter to and an index sheet, each dated March 31, 1937, and signed by the Chief Engineer of the the Commission; on August 9, 1944, Cal. No. 18, the Commission fixed this day Board of Estimate and Apportionment [J, together with eight sheets, each dated August 2, for a hearing, which has been duly advertised.) 1943, and signed by the Senior Civil Engineer of the City Planning Commission. The area There were no appearances. districts designated or; said map, as amended, or as may be hereafter amended from time to On motion, it was unanimously voted to close the hearing and lay over the time are hereby continued and declared to be part thereof. The area district map designa- matter under Rule 105. tions and map designation rules which accompany said area district map are hereby declared to be a part hereof. No building or part of a building shall be erected except in conformity with the regulations herein prescribed for the area district in which such building is located. Drainage Plan unless otherwise expressly provided the term rear yard, side yard, outer court or inner court when used in this article shall be deemed to refer only to a rear yard, side yard, outer S BOROUGH OF court, or inner court required by this article. No lot area shall be so reduced or diminished that the yards, courts, or open spaces shall be smaller than prescribed in this article. §11. A Districts. (a) In an A district a court at any given height shall No. 21 (CP-3366) be at Hearing on a modified Drainage Plan showing the location, sizes and grades least [one inch] two inches in least dimension for each one foot of such height of the East Bronx Intercepting Sewers of the Wards Island Sewage Treatment (h) In an A district no building used. for residence, and no non-residential building Works within the area bounded approximately by St. Ann's Avenue, East 135th located in a residence district, in a local retail district, in a restricted retail district, [orj, Street, Bruckner Boulevard, East 149th Street, East River and East 132d Street. in a retail district, or in a retail-1 district, as designated on the amended use district (On June 29, 1944, Cal. No. 201, the Board of Estimate referred this matter map, shall occupy at the curb level more than 75 per cent of the area of the lot, if as to the Commission; on August 9, 1944, Cal. No. 19, the Commission fixed this day interior lot, or 90 per cent if a corner lot, exclusive in each case of lawful garages. for a hearing, which has been duly advertised.) In computing such percentage any part of the area of any corner lot in excess of 5,000 There were no appearances. square feet shall be considered an interior lot. On motion, it was unanimously voted to close the hearing and lay over the §12. B Districts. (a) In a B district a rear yard at any given height shall be at matter under Rule 105. least [two] three inches in least dimensions for each one foot of such height. The depth of a rear yard at its lowest level shall be at least 10 per cent of the depth of the lot, but Zoning need not exceed 10 feet at such level. An outer court or a side yard at any given height shall be at least [one inch] two inches in least dimension for each one foot of such height. No.22 (CP-3320) An outer court at any given point shall be at least [one] two and one-half inches in least Hearing in the matter of amendment of the Zoning Resolution of the City dimension for each one foot of length. But for each one foot that an outer court at any of New York initiated by the City Planning Commission. given height would, under the above rules, be wider in its least dimension for such height than the minimum required by its length, one inch shall be deducted from the required (On June 14, 1944, Cal. No. 17, the Commission fixed June 28, 1944, as the day least dimension for such height for each 24 feet of such height. A side yard for its length '-for a public hearing; on June 28, 1944, Cal. No. 30, the hearing was held and continued within 50 feet of the street may for the purposes of above rule be considered an outer court. to July 12, 1944; on July 12, 1944, Cal. No. 14, the hearing was closed and the matter laid over undet Rule 105.) (b) In a B district no building used for residence, and no non-residential building; located in a residence district, in a local retail district, in a restricted retail district, [or] (After further consideration, certain modifications were developed in the proposed in a retail district, or in a retail-1 district, amendments and the Commission, at a special meeting on August 30, 1944, Cal, No. 1, as designated on the amended use district fixed September 13, 1944, as the day for this public hearing, which has been duly map, shall occupy at the curb level more than 65 per cent of the area of the lot, if an advertised.) interior lot, or 80 per cent if a corner lot, exclusive in each case of lawful garages. (The amendments are reproduced hereunder as originally initiated, new matter being In computing such percentage any part of the area of any corner lot in excess of .5,000 square feet shall be considered an interior lot. indicated by italics and old matter, to be omitted, in brackets [ ], except that modifica- tions now proposed in the amendments to Article III § 9, and Article IV, §§11 and 12, §13. C Districts. (a) In a C district a rear yard at any given height shall be at as originally initiated, are underlined. The amendments to §§17 and 19, indicated here- least [three] four inches in least dimension for each one foot of such height. The depth under, were not among those previously initiated.) of a rear yard at its lowest level shall be at least 10 per cent of the depth of the lot, but need not exceed ten feet at such level. An outer court or a side yard at any given height ARTICLE II-USE DISTRICTS shall be at least [one] two and one-half inches in least dimension for each one foot of such §4. Business Districts height. An outer court at any given point shall be at least [one] two and one-half inches (b) In a business district no building or premises shall be used, and no building in least dimension for each one foot of length. On a lot not more than 30 feet in mean shall be erected which is arranged, intended or designed to be used for any trade, industry width an outer court or a side yard at any given height shall be not less than one inch in TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 THE CITY RECORD 3385 least dimension for each one foot of such height, and an inner court at any given height tion be incorporated in the printed minutes of this meeting. Without objection, it was shall be either (1) not less than two inches in least dimension for each one foot of such so ordered. height or (2) it shall be of an equivalent area as hereinafter specified in paragraph c of §18. (b) In a C district no building shall occupy at the turb level more than 60 per cent of In the Matter of a Proposed Amendment of the Zoning Resolution of The City the area of the lot, if aninterior lot, or 75 per cent if atorner lot, exclusive in each case of of New York, Regulating Coverage and Floor Areas of Buildings lawful garages. In computing such percentage any part of the area of any corner lot in New matter in italics; matter to be omitted in brackets D. excess of 5,000 square feet shall be considered an interior lot. 1. Subdivision (u) of Section 1 of Article I is hereby amended to read as follows: [ (b) ] (c) If the owner or owners of any part of a C district set aside perpetually for (u) For the purpose of determining the ratio of the floor area of a building to the joint recreational use of the residents of such part designated by them, an area at least the area of the lot, the "floor area" of a building is the sum of the gross horizontal equal to 10 per cent of the area of such part in addition to all yard and court requirements areas of the several floors of a building, including interior balconies and mezzanines for a B district, such part shall be subject to the regulations herein prescribed for a B but excluding garage areas conforming to Subdivision (c) of Section 19-B of Article IV, district. Such joint recreational space shall be composed of one or more tracts each of and basement and cellar floor areas [not] devoted to [residence use] uses accessory to which shall be at least 40 feet in least dimension and 5,000 square feet in area and shall be the operation of the building. All horizontal dimensions are to be made between the approved by the Board of Standards and Appeals as suitable for the joint recreational use exterior faces of walls, including the walls of roofed porches. The floor area of a of such residents. building shall include the floor area of accessory buildings [except garages] on the §14. D Districts. (a) In a D district a rear yard at any given height shall be at same plot, except garages conforming to Subdivision (c) of Section 19-B of Article IV, least [four] five inches in least dimension for each one foot of such height. The depth of which shall be measured in the same way. For the purpose of ascertaining the floor a rear yard at its lowest level shall be at least [10] 15 per cent of the depth of the lot, but area ratio, the gross floor area in any portion of a building in which the height from need not exceed [10] 15 feet at such level. If a building in a D district is located in a a finished floor to a finished floor exceeds twelve feet, shall be deemed to contain, in residence district as designated on the use district map, the depth of a rear yard at its addition to its actual area, an area equal to one-twelfth of its actual area for each one lowest level shall be at least [20] 25 per cent of the depth of, the lot, but need not exceed foot of height in excess of twelve feet. [20] 25 feet at such level. However, for each one foot in excess of [10] 15 feet of the depth 2. Subdivision (c) of Section 14 of Article IV is hereby repealed and Subdivision of such rear yard at its lowest level, there may be substituted one foot of depth of un- (d) of such section is hereby renumbered to be Subdivision (c). occupied space across the whole width of the front of the lot at the curb level between the 3. Subdivisions (c) and (e) of Section 15 of Article IV are hereby repealed and street line and the street wall of the building. Subdivision (d) of such section is hereby renumbered to be Subdivision (c). (b) In a D district an outer court or a side yard at any given height shall be at least 4. Subdivisions (d) and (e) of Section 16 of Article IV are hereby repealed. [two] three inches in least dimension for each one foot of such height. An outer court at any given point shall be at least [two] three inches in least dimension for each one foot of 5. Subdivision (e) of Section 16-B of Article IV is hereby repealed, and Sub- length. On a lot not more than 30 feet in mean width an outer court or a side yard at division (f) of such section is hereby renumbered to be Subdivision (e). any given height shall not be less than one and one-half inches in least dimension for each 6. Subdivision (b) of Section 17 of Article IV of such Zoning Resolution is one foot of such height. On such lot an outer court at any given point shall be not less hereby amended to read as follows: than one and one-half inches in least dimension for each one foot of length. On such lot an (b) [Where a building is not within a residence district as designated on the use inner court at any given height shall be either (1) not less than three inches in least district maps the lowest level of a rear yard shall not be] In all buildings other than dimension for each one foot of such height or (2) it shall be of an equivalent area as residence in any use district, and in any budding in a residence or local retail use district, specified in paragraph c of §18. the lowest level of a rear yard, unless otherwise restricted by the coverage provisions (c) In a D district no buildlhg [located within a residence district as designated on of section 19-B, may be above the curb level, provided however, that it shall not be the amended use district map] shall occupy at the curb level more than [60] 55 per cent above the sill level of the second story windows nor in any case more than 23 feet of the area of the lot, if an interior lot, or [80] 70 per cent if a corner lot, exclusive in each above the curb level. In an E, E-1, F, F-1 or a G district the excess rear yard may case of lawful garages. In computing such percentage any part of the area of any corner remain at the level of the original or natural surface of the ground. lot in excess of [8,000] 5,000 square feet shall be considered an interior lot. 7. Article IV is hereby amended by adding thereto a new section to follow Section §17. Rear Yards. (a) Except in A districts, [for] lots or portions of lots that 19-A, to be Section 19-B, to read as follows: are back to back and lots the backs of which abut a residence use district [there] shall § 19-B FLOOR AREA RATIOS AND COVERAGE RESTRICTIONS. (a) No have [be] rear yards extending along the rear lot lines of such lots or portions of lots building or part of a building shall hereafter be erected which exceeds in total floor wherever they are more than 55 feet back from the nearest street. Such rear yard shall area the area of the lot multiplied by the ratio numbers prescribed herein for each be at least of the area and dimensions herein prescribed for the area district in which it combination of area district and height district nor shall buildings hereafter erected is located at every point along such rear lot line. Within 55 feet of the nearest street no occupy more than the coverages permitted by the percentages of the lot areas prescribed rear yards shall be required, except in D-1, E-1, F, F-1 and G area districts. No rear in Subdivisions (c) and (d) of this section. yards shall be required on any corner lot [nor, excepting] except where it abuts a (b) In computing the percentages any part of the area of any corner lot in excess residence use district. Where such corner lot abuts a residence use district, there shall of 5,000 square feet shall be considered an interior lot. be a rear yard, located adjacent to the residence use district. Except in E-1, F, F-1 (c) Computation table for floor areas and coverage in Industrial Buildings, Busi- and G area districts, no rear yard shall be required on the portion of any lot that is ness Buildings and Commercial Buildings including Transient Hotels hereafter erected back to back with a corner lot. in a Restricted Retail, Retail, Retail-1, Business, Business-1, Manufacturing or Unre- (b) Where a building is not within a residence district, a local retail district, a stricted Use District: • restricted retail district, a retail district, or a retail-1 district,. as designated on the use district map, the lowest level of a rear yard shall not be above the sill level of the Area Coverage second story windows, nor in any case more than 23 feet above the curb level. In an District: Height Districts At Curb Level E. E-1, F, F-1 or G district the excess rear yard may remain at the level of the original or natural surface of the ground. Corner Interior 21/2 2 11/2 1/ 1 §19. Area District Exceptions. 314 Lots Lots . (g) In a local retail district, a restricted retail district, a retail district, or a retail-1 Ratio Numbers district, where provision is made for parking or unloading within a building, the area A 17.0 15.0 13.0 11.5 9.0 8.0 4.0 5.0 95% 90% of such parking and unloading facilities may be added to the area permitted to be B 20.0 18.0 15.0 12.0 10.0 8.0 6.0 4.0 95% 90% occupied by the first floor of the building. Except for the first floor, the building shall C 8.0 7.5 6.5 5.5 4.5 be otherwise limited by the restrictions set forth in this article. 4.0 3.5 3.0 90% 85% D 5.5 5.0 4.5 4.0 - 3.5 3.0 2.5 2.0 85% 80% (On August 30, 1944, Cal. No. 1, the Commission fixed this day for a hearing, D-1 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 85% 80% which has been duly advertised.) E 20 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 70%* 50%* Appearances : Harold M. Lewis, Consulting Engineer, Office of Borough President E-1 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 70%* 50%* of Manhattan ; Wm. G. Kretch, Thirty-fourth Street-Midtown Association ;. Clarke F 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1,5 1.5 50%**. 35%** Dailey, Real Estate Board of New York; M. D. Griffith, Executive Vice-President, F-1 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.75 50%** 35%** New York Board of Trade ; Chas. J. Mylod, representing the Estate of Robert W. 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 35%*** 35%*** Goelet ; J. Edward Davidson, Retail Dry Goods Association ; Robert Dowling, represent- ing City Investing Company; John E. Gannon, Bronx Chamber of Commerce; Geo. * The coverage in E and E-1 Districts above a level of 18 feet above the curb level G. Johnston, Jr., representing Long Island Real Estate Board; Wm. E. Keenan, repre- shall not exceed 40% of the area of the lot for a corner lot and 30% of the area of senting Kienle and Company; Matthew W. Del Gaudio, representing New York Chapter the lot for an interior lot. of the American Institute of Architects; Sidney L. Straus, President, New York Society ** The coverage in F and F-1 Districts above a level of 18 feet above the curb level of Architects; Paul E. McGoldrick, representing Cord, Meyer Company; W. J. shall not exceed 30% of the area of the lot for a corner tot and 25% of the area of the McGowan, Realty Associates; Millard Henlein, Sixth Avenue Association; Ralph A. lot for an interior lot. Brooks, Commerce and Industry Association ; Frank A. Barrera, Brooklyn Real Estate *** The Coverage in a G District above a level of 14 feet above the curb level shall Board ; Sheppard Glucroft, Jamaica Real Estate Board and Jamaica Chamber of Com- not exceed 25% of the area of the lot for corner or interior lots. merce; H. Herbert Lilien, Architect; M. G. Fitzgerald, Office of the Borough Presi- (d) Computation Table for Floor Areas and Coverage in Residence Buildings, dent of Queens; J. G. Fink, Building Traded Employers Association; Mr. Gates, Real except Transient Hotels, hereafter erected in any Use District and for all Buildings Estate Board of The Bronx; R. L. Murphy, representing the Association of Master hereafter erected in a Residence Use District or a Local Retail Use District. Plumbers of New York; 'Louis Abrons, 1407 Broadway Corporation; J. J. Addonizio, West of Association. Coverage On motion, it was unanimously voted to close the hearing and lay over the Area At Curb Level matter under Rule 105. Districts Height Districts Exclusive of Garages In closing this hearing, the. Commission announced that written statements on the Corner Interior entire height and area amendments, as now proposed, will be received up to and 2/ 2 1/2 14 1 34 A Lots Lots including October 4, 1944. Ratio Numbers MATTER NOT ON CALENDAR CONSIDERED BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT A 9.0 7.0 6.0 5.0 4.0 3.0 2.5 2.0 80% 65% B 9.0 7.0 6.0 5.0 4.0 3.0 2.5 2.0 80% 65% C 5.0 4.5 4.0 3.5 3.0 2.5 2.0 2.0 75% 60% FIXING DATE FOR FUTURE HEARING D 4.0 3.5 3.0 3.0 2.5 2.5 2.0 2.0 70% 55% D-1 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 70% 55% Zoning E 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 60%* 50%* E-1 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 60%* 50%* F 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 45%** 35%** No. 23 (CP-3396) F-1 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.75 0.75 45%** 35%**. In the matter of amendment, pursuant to section 200 of the New York City G 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 35%*** 35%*** Charter, of Article IV, §19, of the Zoning Resolution of The City of New York. On motion, the following resolution was unanimously adopted: * The coverage in E and E-1 Districts above a level of 18 feet above the curb level Resolved, That the City Planning Commission, pursuant to section 200 of the shall not exceed 30% of the lot area for corner or interior lots. New York City Charter, hereby fixes Wednesday, October 4, 1944, at 2.30 p. m., in ** The coverage in F and F 1 Districts above a level of 18 feet above the curb level Room 16, City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, as the time and place - shall not exceed 30% of the area of the lot for a corner lot and 25% of the area of the for a public hearing on an amendment of the Zoning Resolution of The City of New lot for an inferior lot. York, by adding the new material indicated by italics, as follows: *** Coverage in a G District (including a garage) above a level of 14 feet above the ARTICLE IV-AREA DISTRICTS curb level shall not exceed 25% of the area of the lot for corner or interior lots. §19. Area District Exceptions. (e) Where of street parking space for tenants and customers is provided within a (g) In any use district, except a residence district, where provision is made for building, such space shall be excluded from computations and not considered as part of parking or unloading vzithin a building, the area of such parking and unloading the permitted floor area, provided that the continued use of such space for parking by facilities may be added to the area permitted to be occupied by the first floor of the tenants and customers is assured. building. Except for the first floor, the building shall be otherwise limited by the (f) Where off street loading and unloading space is provided in a building for which restrictions set forth in this article. such facilities are not required by the provisions of Section 19 of Article IV of the Zoning Resolution, such space shall not be computed as part of the floor area, provided that the At this point, Commissioner Huie moved for unanimous consent to add to the continued use of such space for loading and unloading is assured. calendar a resolution fixing October 18, 1944, as the date for a public hearing on a proposed alternate amendment to the Zoning Resolution, regulating Height and Area. On motion, the Commission adjourned at 4.50 p. m., to meet Wednesday, October This motion was lost, failing to receive unanimous consent. Commissioner Huie 4, 1944, at 2.30 p. m., Room 16, City Hall, Manhattan. then requested that the following text of his proposed amendment to the Zoning Resolu- ALBERT HOCHMAN, Acting Secretary.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 3386 THE CITY RECORD

Dept Tickler Dept. Tickler OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER Name of Payee No. No. Amount Name of Payee No. No. Amount VOUCHERS RECEIVED IN THE OFFICE OF THE Board Transp., N. Y. C. 734 183019 5,437 32 Cadillac Motor Car Div. 97 183316 152 84 COMPTROLLER ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Board Transp., N. Y. C. 734 183018 3,386 71 Cadillac Mootr Car Div. . 970 17243 24 68 18, 1944. Board Transp., N. Y. C. 734 183017 1,731 28 Cambridge Instrument Co. 97 183294 1 10 Hereinbelow is a statement of all vouchers received in Board Transp., N. Y. C. 734 183020 184 53 Canaday Cooler Co 734 182909 331 50 the office of the Comptroller on this date in which is Board Transp., N. Y. C. 734 183013 479 14 Carey Press Corp. 44 183387 39 48 shown the contract number (if a contract), the name of Bobrowitz, I. D. 6 68 183400 6 00 Carobine Co., Inc., A 97 183317 123 03 payee, the Department number (if other than a contract), Bobrowitz, I. D. 68 183400 25 00 Carrier Corp. 44 183394 8 57 the tickler number and the amount of the voucher. Bobrowitz, I. D. 68 183400 3 00 Careful House Cleaning 970 17234 115 00 JOSEPH D. McGOLDRICK, Comptroller. Boston Water Purifier Co. 85 183155 9 00 Carlyle Rubber Co 97 183325 48 00 Bowery Savings Bank 864 183103 92 48 24 06 j.otor Co 734 183068 4 02 Contract Vouchers Brakes, Inc. 12 194 Casdllo, M 98 182854 21 60 Bradley Co., M. 97 183292 2 12. Central Scientific Co. 97 183361 150 00 Contract Tickler Braun Co., W. 734 182978 317 52 Central Hudson Gas & El. Corp. 85 183157 2 90 No. Name of Payee No. Amount Brennan, Wm. D. 20 182681 2 50 Central Hudson Gas & El. Corp. 85 183152 240 00 44 183382 84 182668$10,251 69 Bridge Hdwe. Co. 18 Chatham Sq. Hdwe, Inc. 97 183275 98 32 144131 Cranford Co., Inc. 641 72 Broderick Cohen 44 183375 25 00 Chapman, N. 98 182859 485 30 182782 7, L 141067 Contr. Co., T. T. Brown, M. 97 183360 97 183362 39 00 182603 88 00 25 40 Chesebro Whitman Co., Inc. 143978 Dietzgen, Inc., Eugene Brown, M 55 182592 864 183097 608 00 19 90 Cheesborough Building Co. 143978 Dietzgen, Inc., Eugene 182603 90 00 Brockway Westchester Sales... 85 183156 783 15 183004 60,564 49 123 83 Children's Shelter 71 182735 144142 Dexter, Carpenter Coal Brown Elec. Co. 734 182869 347 05 Chrystal Co., C. B. 734 182871 98 00 144857 Globe House Cleaning 183263 3,734 08 Brooks Co., E. J 734 182868 463 34 Dale Distr. Co. 97 183335 1 20 182781 2,700 82 Brown, I. E. 144036 Gallo, Inc. 970 17244 6 50 Davis, Bernard 31 182584 71 25 138991 Goodrich Co., B. F. 183005 11,604 32 Bucyrus Erie Co. 97 183315 16 00 Dept. Welfare, N. Y. C. 69 181999 13 56 182753 2,112 00 Buch, L. 144858 Ialenti Bros. & Co. 864 183089 152 00 Dept. Welfare, N. Y. C. 69 181996 474 55 144774 Lieb Constr. Co. 183264 3,621 00 Built-by-Glick, Inc. 734 182932 2,348 00 Dentists Sup. Co. 97 183336 7 14 144037 Mascali Sons, Inc., Frank .... 182783 12,868 85 Bunting, A 81 182819 1,512 66 Dept. Pub. Welfare 69 182779 4 26 143437 ,McVicker Co., W. B. 183262 456 38 Burdett Co., S. 44 183393 2 16 Dept. Pub. Welfare 69 182776 12 78 144144 Maust Coal Coke Corp. 183007 1,330 25 Burnett Seedsmen, Inc. 97 183293 57 45 Dept. Pub. Welfare 69 182775 185 22 144566 Marins Oil Co., Inc. 183006 851 63 Burpee Co., W. Atlee 97 183290 182662 IS 00 Dept. Pub. Welfare 33 183120 1 00 130525 N. Y. Tel. Co. • 78 Burns Bros. 734 182870 85 Dept. Pub. Welfare 33 183120 200 00 130525 N. Y Tel. Co. 182662 4 41 Burroughs Add. Mach. Co. 40 Burke, martin J. 183227 3 00 Dept. Pub. Welfare 33 183120 2 15 130525 N. Y. Tel. Co. 182661 9 18 79 182606 20 00 Dept. Pub. Welfare 33 183120 96 182666 1,019 76 Burger, J. 130332 N. Y. Tel. Co. 81 182816 53 78 Dept. Health, N. Y. C. 67 182667 3,000 00 130322 N. Y. Tel. Co. 182665 1,819 10 Bush, Warren C. 55 182593 25 42 Dept. Pub. Welfare 69 182779 8 52 130322 N. Y. Tel. Co. 182664 20 29 Bush, Warren C. 55 182597 50 13 Dept. Pub. Welfare 69 182778 7 11 130322 N. Y. Tel. Co. 182663 11 61 Butchers Dressed Meat Co. .. 97 183305 266 99 Dept. Pub. Welfare 69 182777 34 84 130322 N. Y. Tel. Co. 182662 49 61 Bway. Ignition Co. 57 183214 60 00 Dept. Pub. Welfare 69 182776 35 45 130525 N. Y. Tel. Co 182661 21 82 Bway. Ignition Co. 57 182725 21 00 Derris, Inc. 97 183313 7 50 130525 N. Y. Tel. Co. 182622 11 66 B. M. H. Rity. Corp. 864 183087 30 40 Dermody, L. T. 68 183408 26 65 130525 N. Y. Tel. Co. 182661 11 56 Baitinger Co., Inc. 734 182867 13 72 DeStefano, Anthony 79 182605 2 70 129927 N. Y. Tel. Co. 182687 82 36 Baker Mfg. Co. 46 182629 6 80 Deyo & Co., W. H. 85 183159 111 29 Ballinger, J. 143911 Peterkin, J. B. 183261 1,740 00 65 182690 6 40 Diamon, D. 903 182078 ank of N. 8 35 14-1429 Peduto, N. 182752 5,170 01 B Y. 98 182838 103 60 Dictaphone Corp. 31 182586 132 00 144145 Peale, Peacock, Kerr 183008 19,147 70 Barnett, G 81 182784 302 53 Dickson, Stewart Co. 97 183330 00 12 30 144374 Socony Vacuum Oil Co. 183289 160 Battaglia, Jos. G 13 183246 77 25 Dietzgen Co., E. 734 182885 9 96 144257 Siegel, B. 182751 1,891 34 Bausch, Lomb Co. 45 182642 36 00 Diebold, Inc. 901 181903 5 00 144420 Salvo Contr. Co., D. 183780 4,862 67 Bausch, Lomb Co 45 182648 16 00 Dillhoff, C. P. 81 182807 1,411 81 143539 Seneca Coal Iron Corp. 183009 348 68 Bayonne Bolt Corp 97 183354 78 00 Dodge Corp., F. W. 21 182767 745 00 144146 Seneca Coal Iron Corp. .... 183011 31,322 82 Bayonne Bolt Corp. 734 18":.:3 49 24 Domestic Eng. Pub. 34 183123 750 139863 Tool Equip. Co. 183221 18 00 Reaverbrooke Prtg. Co. 44 183389 132 00 Donnelly, C. A. 81 182797 403 38 141034 Tool Equip. Co. 183222 5 40 Bedford Surgical Co. 97 183291 4 00 Doubleday, Doran Co 46 182631 16 69 143873 Tully, DiNapoli, Inc. 182750 1,104 68 Behlen & Bro., Inc., H 44 183396 362 99 Douglass, Geo 734 183070 247 16 144438 Ward & Co. Behrer, Nason Co., Inc. 97 183324 4 14 Douglas, M. 990 182865 5 61 144650 Waxed Papers, Inc. 183278 1,554 60 Bellicose, F. 98 182858 328 00 Dow Serv. 21 182770 78 00 143861 Walldorf, Hafner, Schultz .... 183129 1 92 Bell Tel. Co 734 182999 6 00 Documents Supt. 67 181930 20 00 143861 Walldorf, Hafner, Schultz .... 183129 1 44 Berrsonhurst Rlty. Hldg. Corp.. 864 183112 71 60 Documents Supt. 67 181931 61 75 143861 Walldorf, Hafner, Schultz .... 183129 1 34 Bendt, A. G. 98 1132843 8 65 Doctors Hosp. 67 182548 107 25 Behder, Matthew - Co. 937 182591 6 00 Dodger, Inc., P. 864 182154 304 00 Other Than Contract Vouchers Berson, A. 45 182638 42 00 Donnelly, Veronica 67 181924 720 (Key to Department Numbers May Be Obtained at Room Berson, A. 45 182644 34 00 Dowkontt, G. H. 98 182323 10 CIO 720. Municipal Bldg., Manhattan, N. Y. 7.) Berkowitz, M 98 182851 75 86 Drake, Thomas E. 79 182609 60 Beaverbrooke Prtg. Co. 44 183377 10 38 Drake, Thomas E. 79 182609 1 50 Dept. Tickler Beaverbrooke Prtg. Co. 44 183377 51 87 Drake, Thomas E. 79 182609 1 50 Name of Payee No. No. Amount Biddle Co., J. G 970 17235 61 40 Drexler, Inc., H. 68 181943 51 00 B. & J. Auto Spring Co. 56 183188 60 04 Drezner, N. A. & G. Painting Co. $450 00 67 182442 50 00 56 183177 B. & J. Auto Spring Co., Inc... 55 182598 9 35 Duffield, Thomas J. 00 67 181929 36 20 A. & G. Painting Co. 56 183190 963 B. & J. Auto Spring Co., Inc... 734 183067 38 26 Dun & Bradstreet Allen Cal., Inc. 57 183212 20 182677 225 00 42 60 C. & M. Envelope Co. 97 183288 327 00 Durham Co, Inc. 734 183024 588 Allan, W. E. 98 182860 985 37 City Collector 81 182820 9,983 54 Durham Co., Inc. Alpha Metals Rolling Mills .... 734 183065 734 182872 69 22 51 26 City Collector 81 6042 DEausrtaedrex,maic. Inc.lea me Co. 97 183285 18282282821 4,13450 97 182222 58 50 Ambulatory Splint Co. 176 10 City Collector 81 Educ. 182822 734 182912 63 35 Amer. Assoc. Adult 44 183374 3 °() City Collector 81 44 183378 182823 136 86 Edwin Gould Foundation 71 182733 1,275 43 Amer. Council 12 30 City Collector 81 Amer. Cyanamid Chem. Corp. .. 97 183358 182824 1,916 03 Edwin Gould Foundation 71 182734 211 07 38 93 City Collector I 81 Amer. ASSOC. Adult Educ. 44 183365 182825 504 22 Eells, W. E. 85 183151 18 00 3 00 City Collector 81 182826 Amer. Council 46 182627 806 75 Eggleston, J. A. 69 182621 • 308 14 63 City Collector 81 182827 201 69 Eggleston, J. A. 69 182621 25 Amer. Press Ser., Inc. 46 182632 6 00 City Collector Amer. Brake Shoe Co. 734 182906 1,770 70 81 182828 168 02 Eggleston, J. A. 69 182621 8 14 City Collector Angelica Jacket Co., Inc. 97 183359 81 182829 1,411 81 Eggleston, J. A. 69 182621 17 64 23 16 City Collector 45 182636 16 95 81 182830 705 91 Eggleston, J. A. 69 182621 15 Antin Press, Inc. City Colector 13 183253 81 182831 705 91 Eggleston, J. A. 69 182621 115 00 Appeal Prtg. Co. 305 04 City Collector Arlington Window Shade Corp.. 56 183178 81 182832 705 91 Eggleston, J. A. 69 182621 300 165 75 City Collector Armour Co. 97 183296 81 182833 201 69 Eggleston Bros. Co., Inc 97 183310 43 37 City Collector Armour Co. 97 183297 419 91 81 182834 59 Eimer & Amend 97 183337 8 10 Armour Co. 734 182907 30 87 City Collector 81 182835 201 69 Elastic Stop Nut Co. 734 182914 21 70 Arthur's Auto Parts 734 182971 12 11 City Collector 81 182836 100 84 Elec. Ser. Mfg. Co. 734 182913 333 20 Asbestos Constr. Co. 734 182908 155 20 City CollColl ector 81 182837 100 84 Elgin Corp. 970 17240 20 00 A sco Sup. Co. 734 182866 130 71 Clegg, W. • 81 182795 1,512 66 Ellenville Coal Co. 85 183154 42 30 Astronomical Soc. Pacific 44 183366 5 00 Colson Corp. 97 183333 36 84 Ellcon Co. 734 182935 264 52 Atlantic Yeast Corp. 97 183298 8 10 Colgate Palmolive Peet Co. ... 734 182981 1 66 Embassy Fabrics 97 182188 33 12 Atlas Screw & Spec. Co. 734 183066 18 93 Collins, A. L. 864 183102 3 65 Empire City Band Saw Wks 33 183144 1 60 Atlas Staty. Corp. 40 183226 7 35 Colgate, J. C., Estate of 864 183099 2,624 87 Empire St. Ignition 68 181959 14 50 Atlas Recording Mach. Co. 65 182689 3 25 Colgate, J. C., Estate of 98 183099 184 22 Ender, L. 97 182230 377 50 Auerbach, R. W. 65 182696 5 85 Combination Pump Valve Co... 97 183355 45 182643 6 25 Auerbach, R. W. 65 182696 21 00 Commons Bros. 97 183295 21149 5960 Enterprise, A. 864 183085 304 00 Auto Lectric Dist., Inc. 97 183314 229 50 Comptroller, N. Y. C. 98 182973 549,353 53 Equip. Custom Serv. 14 181978 29 93 Automotive Maint. Co. 12 182613 70 50 Comptroller, N. Y. C. 98 182974 399,238 47 Estate David Zlattner 864 182133 16 71 Automotive Maint. Co. 12 182616 57 50 Comptroller, N. Y. C. 98 182975189,207 69 Erie Bolt Nut Co. 734 182873 55 19 Auto Repair Headquarters 12 182619 28 50 Commercial Acetylene Co. .... 734 48 Eustice, A. 68 183415 3 Avon Elec. Sup., Inc. 46 182657 11 92 Consolidated Auto Rep. Co 12 182614 123 50 Entice, K. A. 68 183415 16 24 Ayres, Galloway Hdwe., Inc. 97 183323 7 31 Consolidated Edison Co. 57 18:1:2 :40 81 182814 94 13 A. B. Dick Co. 40 183229 3 00 Conti, A. 68 183398 18 88 Evangelical Deaconess 67 182549 99 00 A B C Office Towel Sup. 40 183225 3 50 Conway, Michael 57 182706 5 50 Exchange Linen Service 40 183230 2 99 Aaron `s Men's Shop 970 17245 382 20 Conway, Michael 57 182707 2 90 Fatum, A. W. 81 182799 2,874 05 Abeles, Lewis Co., Inc. 97 183353 10 20 Conway, Michael 57 182709 6 65 Fay Co. 44 183364 12 00 Ace Glass & Mirror Co. 33 183136 225 00 Conway, Michael 57 182710 2 40 Federbush Co., Inc. 734 183071 6 00 Ace Baling Wire Co. 734 182970 54 57 Conti, A. 68 183398 38 92 Felt Parts Co. 734 182874 92 46 Acker. H. 12 183270 60 00 Cooper Stamp Works 40 183228 3 00 Ferris, K. 98 182856 481 80 Active Exterminating Co. 44 183373 7 50 Copping, C. W 98 182849 5 40 Fettet, J, B. 81 182815 53 78 Addressograph Corp. 57 183211 9 25 Cornell, Underhill, Inc. 97 183334 4 94 Fineberg, Henry I. 68 183420 100 Add.-Multi. Corp. 734 182929 7 96 Corona Plate Glass Co. 13 183250 4 13 Fineberg, Henry I. 68 183421 5 40 Aetna House & Window Clg. .. 63 182669 35 00 Cornell University Press 46 182624 15 96 Fineberg, Henry I. 68 183420 23 01 Bishop, E. G. 98 182853 14 25 Coxhead Corp., R. C. 44 183384 3 17 Fineberg, Henry I. 68 183420 254 Bklyn. Management Club 45 182647 5 00 Cranford Co. 734 182911 695 04 Fingerhut, P. 56 183191 521 00 Bklvn. Union Gas Co. 57 183216 5 00 Crane and Clark 734 182982 36 07 Finkelstein, M. 970 17247 12 40 Bklyn. Citizen 734 182979 65 60 Crescenzi, T. 85 183150 67 00 Finkelstein, Samuel 67 182445 6 00 Bklyn. Eagle 734 182980 66 40 Crowe, Inc., W. C. 12 183265 910 00 Finn, Wm. A. 57 182711 47 00 Bklyn. Children's Aid 71 182732 8,866 58 Crowley, J. 13 183254 17 82 Finn, John P. 40 183245 910 Bloom, 0. 1. 68 183410 1 25 Cullen, Inc. W. C 85 183158 36 00 Finn, Wm. A. 57 182712 24 00 Bloom, 0. I. 68 181410 16 85 Curtin Co., Inc., J. J. 97 183284 207 50 Pirestone Tire & Rubber 97 183204 46 52 Blue Seal Asbestos Corp. 734 182976 253 13 Curry Co., B. F. 734 183069 8 66 Fischoff, Samuel S. 67 182446 38 00 Board Transp., N. Y. C. 734 183014 109 20 C. S. Brass Mfg. Co. 734 182977 12 25 Fisher, J. I. 67 182447 6 00

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 THE CITY RECORD 3387

Dept. TkIder Dept. Tickler Dept. Tickler Name of Payee Na Na Amount Name of Payee No. No. Amount Name of Payee Na Na Amount Fischer, Inc., L. 33 183134 72 85 Hart, P. 98 182747 285 00 Kleban, Leo 67 182456 50 00 Fischer, Inc., L. 33 183139 105 00 Hart, Inc., J. J. 46 182660 3 49 Kleppe, C. 56 183181 765 00 Fischer, Inc., L. 33 183138 82 00 Hart, Inc., J. J. 12 182618 5 85 Klepper, M. 67 182457 50 00 Fish, Meyer Co., Inc 97 183304 71 40 Harnischfeger Corp. 734 182938 15 86 Klempner, Emanuel 67 182374 50 00 Fitch Sanitarium 67 182501 189 75 Hartwell Bros. 734 183074 60 95 Klein, Rubin ' 67 182375 14 00 Fitch Sanitarium 67 182550 115 50 Harris Hdwe. Mfg. Co. 864 183077 151 24 Klitgard, Otto 40 183223 55 20 Fitzgerald, J. M . 85 183147 28 76 Hartford A. C. & hid. Co. 79 182607 9 00 Klotz, Inc., M. 58 182039 349 00 Flatbush Dec. Co 67 181915 79 00 Haussler & Bro., G. 12 183273 22 00 Klotz, Inc., M. 58 182048 1,311 00 Flamm, Louis 69 182006 390 Haussler & Bro., G. 12 183273 8 00 Klotz, Inc., M. 58 182051 347 00 Flamm, Louis 69 182006 19 00 Havranek Bros., Inc. 97 182231 41 52 Knickerbocker Amer. Ice 40 183233 8 00 Flamm, Louis 69 182006 300 Hebrew Aged Infirm Home 71 182015 3,546 99 Knudsen, F. M. 734 182890 63 00 Fleischmann, J. J 44 183391 1 93 Hearsey, G. 81 182789 3,025 31 Kniffin Demarest Co. 97 182275 364 80 Fleischmann, J. J 44 183391 98 Helpern, M. 65 182700 8 60 Knickerbocker Ice Co. 931 181990 9 45 Fleischmann, J. J 44 183391 6 20 Helpern, M. 65 182700 3 60 Kochendorfer, A 33 183142 3 00 Fleischmann, J. J 44 183391 1 55 Herzing, A. 56 183179 898 00 Koehler Mfg. Co. 57 183208 9 42 Fleischmann, J. J 44 183391 12 30 Herzing, A. 56 183180 340 00 Komaroff, H. M. 67 182376 50 00 Fleischmann, J. J 44 183391 30 Herrmann, Inc., C. 13 183256 5 92 Kornblum & Co. 97 182234 287 95 Flower 5th Ave. Hosp. 67 182417 332 34 Herz, Emil 79 182611 2 35 Kortlucke, Jr., F. F. 67 182458 50 00 Flower 5th Ave. Hosp. 67 182568 174 52 Herz, Emil 79 182611 20 Kottler, Aaron 67 182459 50 00 Flushing Cleaners 68 181972 121 05 Hewitt Rubber Corp. 734 183075 65 40 Kravet Geo. 903 182061 1 20 Flushing Hosp. 67 182416 79 40 Hewitt Rubber Corp. 734 182887 486 50 Ksenicz, M. 98 182857 642 50 Flushing Hosp. 67 182551 79 40 Henad Corp. 864 182155 60 80 Kurzon, Inc., C. 97 182280 2 25 Flushing Motor Service 13 183248 13 44 Higgins, Jas. F. 69 182003 36 Kurzon, Inc., Joseph 97 182192 10 88 Flushing Motor Serv. 13 183248 4 00 Higgins, Jas. F. 69 182003 15 15 Kurzon, Inc., Chas. 97 183357 40 06 Forrest & Dematti '33 183135 56 12 Hillman, H. M. 734 182939 22 34 Kurzon, Inc., Chas. 97 183357 48 05 Forrest & Dematti 33 183140 57 08 Hires Co., Chas. E. 40 183232 97 75 Kurzon, Inc., Chas. 734 183027 35 29 Forsyth, H. 864 183101 40,280 00 Hobart Mfg. Co. 68 181944 77 90 "(urzon, Inc., J. 734 183028 77 23 Forsyth, H. 98 183101 827 56 Hobart Mfg. Co. 97 182226 1 91 Kushell, Maria 67 182460 50 00 Four Wheel Drive Auto Co. 97 183318 108 08 Hobart Mfg. Co. 65 182704 7 50 Lacey & Co., N. W. 40 ' 183234 2 50 Fowl, Inc., J. 734 182875 4 23 Hochman, C. 11-1 65 182699 1 00 Laurende Belting Co. 33 183122 6 00 Franklin Fibre Lamitex Corp 734 182983 71 15 Hoffman, C. F. 864 183046 60 80 Law Dept., N. Y. C. 25 182583 1 04 Fralex Realty Corp. 864 183093 91 99 Hoffinger, H. 68 183414 1 25 Law Dept., N. Y. C. 25 182583 12 85 Freund, M. F. 85 183148 6 93 Hoffinger, H. 68 183414 9 87 Law Dept., N. Y. C. 25 182583 86 15 Friden Calculator Sales 40 183231 500 Homasote Co. 734 182888 36 83 Law Dept., N. Y. C. 25 182583 95 15 Frank, Francis 25 182165 1,750 00 Home Owners' Loan Corp. 864 183108 83 08 Law Dept., N. Y. C 25 182583 132 46 Franz, W. H. 81 182089 235 27 Home Owners' Loan Corp. 864 183115 36 Law Dept, N. Y. C. 25 182583 21 75 French Hosp. 67 182430 385 13 Hopkins, H. 98 182850 94 71 Law Dept., N. Y. C. 25 182583 15 00 French Hosp. 67 182496 68 67 Horn Co., A. C. 44 183397 15 37 Lawyers Co-op. Pub. Co 937 182589 750 Friedman, Max 67 182448 3 00 Horne Equip Corp. 734 182940 68 60 Lawyers' Co-op. Pub. Co. 901 181901 20 00 Fuel Gas Corp. 97 182225 135 00 Hosp. Sup. Co 97 183280 450 00 Lefferts Garage, Inc. 80 182025 15 00 Fuld & Fuld, Inc. 734 182984 2 45 Hosp. Sup. Co. 97 183338 5 10 Lehman, Louis 903 182064 8 00 Furstenberg, H. 68 183407 22 70 Hosp. 4int Diseases 71 182737 876 70 Lehr Distributors, Inc. 85 183162 7 08 Fuss, Ernest M. 67 182449 50 00 Hosp. Joint Diseases 71 182737 1,239 80 Lehr Distributors, Inc. 734 183030 5 14 Hough, P. 98 182748 45 00 Gates Auto Rental 903 182081 Lehet Realty Corp. 98 182840 105 40 380 30 House of St. Giles 71 182738 2,273 59 Gaglio, Margaret Leib, A. 81 182800 2,016 734 183015 1,535 00 Hcuse of St. Giles 71 182738 2,510 91 Gardiner Steel Co., Inc. Leroi Engine Service Corp 97 183312 26 00 97 183356 223 85 Howell, Treiber, Inc. 734 183025 7 25 Garlock Packing Co. 13 183255 17 50 Levinson Prod. Co. 97 183276 72 65 Hogan, Frank S. 901 181898 2,647 04 Gar Wood Hoist Co. 13 183251 39 25 Levinson Prod. Co. 97 183276 448 78 Hotel Bedding Upholstery 68 181969 49 58 Gardner Vail, Inc. Lewis, R. 56 183189 44 40 734 182985 8 74 Hotel Drake Corp. 864 182150 25,234 00 Gates Heating Co. 56 183193 143 00 Lewis, M. 68 183403 49 96 Hotel Drake Corp. 98 182150 2,221 30 Lenox Hill 67 182355 254 25 Gates Heating Co. 56 183192 171 00 Howe Scale Co. 97 182191 279 00 Gaylord Bros., Inc. 45 182640 30 25 67 182558 16 50 Huber Wagon Wks. 68 181960 663 50 Gaylord Bros., Inc. 44 183392 Leshine, Sidney S. 67 182462 44 00 45 64 Hudson Mattress Co. 68 181970 93 90 Gen. Auto Appliance Co. Levine, Samuel 97 182242 6 30 97 182285 239 13 Hudson Sales Corp. 97 183311 11 10 Gen. Elec. Co. Levine, Abraham 67 182377 00 97 182193 1 09 Hunter, Walton & Co. 97 182232 4,590 00 Gen. Elec. Co. Levine, Harry 69 182002 50 95 97 182189 127 36 Hurst, Wm. 81 182098 1,613 33 Gen. Elec. Sup. Corp. 97 182190 Levine, Harry 69 182002 85 16 16 Hurst, Wm. 81 182095 158 02 Gen. Elec. Sup. Corp. 97 182190 1 91 Levine, Harry 69 182002 87 53 Hyde Co., E. Belcher 13 183249 57 00 Levine, Harry 69 182002 10000 General Chemical Co. 44 183379 364 Hyde Co., E. Belcher 21 182771 366 00 General Radio Co. 45 182646 14 44 Levine, Harry 69 182002 Hyde Co., E. Belcher 80 182027 33 00 General Plan Serv., Inc. 85 183160 6 70 Lhotta, J. 81 182803 5,042 19 Hyman & Sons, L. 27 183283 55 00 General Elec. Sup. 734 182936 99 00 L. I. Waste Co., Inc. 734 182916 320 45 Ind. Pneumatic Tool Co. 97 183205 24 38 L. I. Waste Co., Inc. 734 182942 580 48 General Lead Batteries Co. ... 734 182986 4 68 Ind. Pneumatic Tool Co. 734 182889 5 70 George, Warren Liberty Glass Co., Inc. 97 183320 952 55 33 183130 3,395 75 Indemnity Insurance Co. 81 182057 18 00 Georgia Hotel 901 181899 16 36 Liberty Public Service Garage 85 183163 11 81 Indemnity Insurance Co. 956 182055 9 00 German Lumber Co. 734 183072 • 791 19 Libby, G. G. 81 182103 2,21832 Ingersoll, Rand Co. 734 182941 147 05 Lillian Dairy Produce Co 97 182235 130 92 Gherry's Restaurant 903 182073 109 00 Initial Towel Sup. Co. 85 Gibbons, Frank J. 183161 6 96 Lillian Dairy Produce Co 97 182202 267 41. 68 183425 25 00 Inst. Crippled & Dis. 71 182739 33 00 Gilmour Co., B. F. 734 182876 Limestone Prod. Corp., America 97 182244 69 50 213 86 Inst. Crippled & Dis. 71 182739 Glidden Buick Corp. 33 00 Lite Sales Corp. 97 182214 23 00 97 183319 24 21 International Wrkg. Co. Gladstone, B. 58 182047 722 00 Lithoprint Co., N. Y. 80 182019 7 72 25 182171 2,560 00 Island Elec. Co. Ganz, E. E. 56 183186 267 00 Livingston, Seymour H 67 182463 50 00 81 182087 3,024 99 Israel Zion Hospital Globe Ind. Co. 67 182503 275 80 Lifshutz, E. 68 183413 7 85 67 181927 1 80 Israel Zion Hospital Globe Indemnity Co. 67 182407 661 92 Lipschutz Stationers 13 183257 400 79 182608 9 00 Israel Zion Hospital Glynn, J. A. 57 182716 67 182410 670 66 Lippincott Co., J. B. 44 183367 8 00 943 00 Israel Zion Hospital 182411 717 08 Glynn, J. A. 57 182717 143 00 67 Lipman, Asher 21 182764 200 Israel Zion Hospital 67 182427 504 32 Glynn, J. A. 56 183194 34 86 Litho Co. 734 182882 94 83 Israel Zion Hospital 182554 346 72 G. M. C. Truck Div. 97 182302 1,284 64 67 Littell, J. 970 17238 18 00 Israel Zion Hospital 67 182555 386 12 Good Shepherd House 71 182017 1,774 89 Livingston, L. A. 864 182156 152 00 Istel, J. P. 98 182321 35 00 120 72 Goddard & Goddard Co. 734 183073 15 70 Lohmann, Hermine 864 183114 Goelet, R., et al. 98 182839 101 84 Jacobi, M. 65 182688 5 95 Loschiavo, M 81 182791 1,613 50 Goelet, R., et al. 98 182841 101 51 Jacobi, M. 65 182688 5 80 Long Island College Hosp. 67 . 182559 88 30 Gold Car Htg. iLtg.. Co. 734 182987 110 00 Jacobs, M. 65 182692 2 05 Low Co., Inc., N. S. 97 182245 6 25 Goldman, Albert 5 183107 200 00 Tacobi, M. 65 182691 5 50 Lowrie, Robert J. 67 182464 50 00 Goldman, Albert 31 183268 1 13 JTaaccoobbii, . 65 182692 140 Lowrie, Robert J. 67 182378 50 00 Goldsmith Bros 65 182694 6 24 M. 65 182691 700 Lunkenheimer Co. 734 183031 23 83 Goodrich Co., B. F. 97 183287 807 84 Jacobs. Wm. F. 68 183401 13 87 Lutheran Hosp., Manhattan 67 182420 74 25 Goodrich Co., B. F. 97 183282 3,092 26 Jade Htg. Materials Sup. 734 183026 128 42 Lutheran +Hosp., Manhattan 67 182421 74 25 Goodall Rubber Co. 734 182877 53 51 Jamaica Auto Upholstering 13 183252 22 00 Lutheran Hosp., Manhattan 67 182560 198 00 Iarecki Mfg. Lutheran Hosp., Manhattan 67 182561 387 75 Goodyear Sundries Mech. Co 734 182988 11 76 734 182884 6 03 97 183300 338 10 'lesson Steel Co. Lutheran Hosp., Manhattan 67 182495 74 25 Gotham Hotel Sup. Co., Inc 734 183076 1 40 Gottfried Baking Co., Inc. 97 183301 290 25 Jewish Bd. Guardians 71 182016 7,803 33 Maffia, Anthony J. 67 182466 12 00 Gould, P. C. 81 182818 3,227 00 Joe's Boro Hall, Inc. 903 182074 3 00 Magnus, Mabee and Reynard 97 182261 16 50 Gotham Hosp. 67 182552 82 50 Johns Hopkins Press 46 182623 16 96 Magneto Repair Corp. 68 181962 96 14 Graham School 71 182014 460 29 Tohnston Heating Co. 56 183195 260 00 Maltman, A. 67 181916 11 55 Granat, Louis 903 182062 13 70 Jonas, H. S. 970 17246 81 58 Malabre, Alfred L. 67 182385 50 00 Graphite Metallizing Corp. 734 182937 252 67 Jones, E. K. 81 182785 82 83 Manhattan Fruit Contrg. Co. 97 183277 104 04 Graybar Elec. Co. 734 182878 8 04 TIoonseensh. Ejohn 81 182786 82 84 Manhattan Stationery Co., Inc 97 183342 63 60 Gracie Square Gardens, Inc. 864 183094 1,770 23 57 182705 2 16 Manhattan Ignition Corp. 33 183145 9 80 Greenville Water Dist. 63 182674 3 50 Josiah, H. F. 81 182100 7,159 13 Manhattan Ignition Co. 57 182723 198 05 Greene Wolf Co. 734 182879 36 99Josiah,Josiah, H. 81 182099 6,554 14 Manhattan Fruit Contrg. Co. 97 183277 28 90 Greenberg, H. 68 183405 75 Keeney, J. D. 68 183409 29 95 Manhattan Stationery, Inc. 55 182594 11 85 Greenberg, H. 68 183405 21 04 Keeney, J. D. 68 183409 6 00 Manganese Steel Co. 734 182916 47 04 Greenberg, H 68 183405 10 20 Keidanz, H. 40. 183244 2 35 Manhattan Stationery Co. 40 183235 2 40 Greenberg, H. 68 183405 3 00 Keidanz, H. 40 183243 4 70 Manhattan Staty. Co., Inc. 97 182301 4 70 Greenberg, Saul 58 182037 1,750 00 Keleher, Dorothy 734 183016 750 00 Manhattan Staty Co. 97 182180 4,482 00 Greenberg, Saul 58 182036 463 00 Kennedy Corp., R. 864 183098 304 00 Manhattan General Hosp. 67 182564 140 60 Greenberg, Saul 58 182035 400 00 Kepnler Bros. 97 182273 426 N Manhattan General Hosp 67 182504 244 20 Greene, Geo. 68 183422 23 92 Keuffel Esser Co. 97 182279 2 07 Mandel, N. 68 183402 16 53 Greenwich Say. Bank 864 182152 515 84 Kew Gardens General Hospital 67 182502 156 75 Mansequ, C. M. 25 182179 625 00 Greve, W. H. 81 182813 201 69 Kew Gardens General Hospital 67 182557 321 75 Mange], Benjamin 67 182386 50 00 Grimes, R. 65 182702 17 20 Kieley & Mueller, Inc 68 181945 47 90 Mandato, Frank 903 182059 12 00 Gutch, A. 98 182314 20 00 Kidde, Walter Co., Inc. 97 183339 18 36 Maraventano, Salvator G. 67 182467 50 00 Guaranty Trust Co. 98 182972 235 20 Kiley Co., T. W. 97 182274 1,181 91 Markoff, Samuel T. 67 182380 50 00 Guaranty Trust Co. 98 182972 9,407 81 Kiley Co., Inc., Thos. 734 182989 141 04 Maratea, Anthony G. 67 182384 150 00 Guaranteed Sanitation 970 17233 48 00 Kings Park State Hosp. 98 182863 1,835 94 Marquis Co., A. N. 44 183383 10 00 H. & H. Cylinder Serv. 57 182715 311 71 vinos Park State Hosp. 98 182864 1,800 00 Marlin Printing Co 45 182637 29 26 H. & H. Cylinder Serv. 57 182713 18 00 Kimball. Clark Pub. Co. 937 182590 15 00 Martin, J. 56 183182 422 00 Hallett Welding Ser., Inc. 57 182724 5 00 Kingsbridge Machine Works 68 181946 185 00 Mars Signal Light Co. 57 182726 7 82 Haloid Co. 734 182886 248 55 King's Garage 80 182024 20 00 Marshall, Jansen Co. 85 183165 12 00 Hanerfeld, Inc., I. 57 182720 16 50 Kirby, M., et al 98 182306 572 32 Markle, C. J. 85 183164 366 00

3388 THE CITY RECORD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944

• Dept. Tickler Dept. Tidder Dept Tickler Name of Payee No. No. Amount Name of Payee No. No. Amount Name of Payee No. No. Amount Mack Internatl. Motor Truck 97 183279 159 17 Park West Hosp. 67 182570 181 50 Soloway, G. 67 182520 50 00 Machlett Son, E. 44 183380 810 Park West Hosp. 67 182493 82 50 Sorensen Co., C. M. 68 181971 97 70 Mackenzie, F. G. 33 183128 165 00 Pasmantier Sons, John L. 97 182262 388 80 Sorensen Co, C. M. 98 182316 230 00 Macmillan Co 46 182633 48 58 Patrissi, J. M. 67 182509 50 00 Spalluto Co. 58 182038 275 00 Machlett Son, E. 57 183209 1 25 Paulonis, Jos. F. 67 182472 2 00 Spencer Lens Co. 68 181949 14 22 Machlett Son, E. 33 183125 379 00 Pedersen, Emma 864 182139 3 75 Squillace, Joseph A. 67 182397 50 00 Macadam Co., Inc., A. E. .. 734 182990 803 99 Penn. R.R 903 182079 15 95 St. Peters Hosp. 67 182426 50 85 Magelaner, I. 68 183399 1 10 Perlman, Isidore 67 182389 6 00 St. Catherines Hosp. 67 182423 38 85 Magelaner, I. 68 183399 25 52 Peterson, E. L. 67 182510 50 00 St. Johns Hosp. 67 182424 32 90 Magelaner, I. 68 183399 37 92 Peters, M. G. 903 182058 45 00 St. Clares Hosp, 67 182431 367 18 Marsh, Harry W. 69 182763 6 55 Physicians Hosp. 67 182408 22Z 75 St. Clares Hosp. 67 182432 355 74 Marsh, Harry W. 69 182763 140 62 Physicians Hosp. 67 182357 313 50 St. Clares Hosp. 67 182433 309 32 Marsh, Harry W. 69 182763 4 15 Physicians Hosp. 67 182569 334 00 St. Marys Hosp. 67 182358 43 92 Marsh, Harry W. 69 182763 1,191 00 Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. 97 182282 260 21 St. Peters Hosp. 67 182367 41 42 Marsh, Harry W. 69 182763 275 68 Polifka, K. 67 182511 100 00 St. Vincents Hosp. 67 182368 42 66 Marsh, Harry W. 69 182763 531 62 Polito, J. M. 67 182512 50 00 St. Vincents Hosp. 67 182369 184 32 Marsh, Harry W. 69 182763 140 58 Pollack, George 67 182390 50 00. St. Catherines Hosp. 67 182372 122 10 Marsh, Harry W. 69 182763 397 00 Postmaster, Bklyn., N. Y 903 182065 65 00 St. Catherines Hosp. 67 182574 80 14 Marsh, Harry W. 69 182763 413 53 Potomac Ins. & Lieberman 98 182310 200 00 St. Vincents Hosp. 67 182575 149 76 Marsh, Harry W 69 182763 177 19 Prest 0 Sales Ser., Inc. 97 182294 8 25 St. Johns L. I. City Hosp. 67 182576 10 00 Mathieson Alkali Wks. 44 183390 7 61 Press, M. H. 67 182346 50 00 St. Peters Hosp. 67 182489 50 Z2 Mauseau, C. M. 25 182178 500 00 Presbyterian Hosp. 67 182572 105 00 St. Francis Hosp. 15 00 67 182490 48 07 Maxford Garage, Inc. 80 182026 Prince Macaroni Mfg. Co. 97 182236 258 00 St. Catherines Mat. Hosp. 67 182491 41 29 Mayer Co., Inc., Jos. 97 182247 23 95 Prinsing, C. 990 182332 93 57 00 St. Johns L. I. City Hosp. 71 182010 5,764 25 Mayes, Harry W. 67 182468 47 Progressive Lab. Spec. Co. 97 182256 1 00 St. Josephs Hosp. 44 00 71 182011 1,062 70 May, Edward J. 67 182382 Prospect Hgts. Hosp. 67 182409 195 92 St. Josephs Hosp. 21 182768 31 90 71 182012 734 20 Mayfair Agency Prospect Hgts. Hosp. 67 182366 72 27 Standard Scientific Sup. Corp 97 182258 112 90 Mayfair Agency 44 183368 3 00 Prospect Hgts. Hosp. 67 182571 227 52 Stanley Works 55 182599 49 25- 97 182217 22 67 Mulveny, Barr Corp. Protest. Epis. Pub. Sch., N. Y 864 182145 1,505 60 Standard X-Ray Co. 67 181922 18 90 McKenna, Inc., T H. 97 182248 360 Protest. Epis. Pub. Sch., N. Y 98 182145 63 69 Hosp. 50 00 98 182326 2 00 McLaren, Walter A. 67 182582 Puglise, L. M. 67 182513 50 00 Steen, J. A. 182137 7 50 67 181923 12 15 McPherson, John L. 864 Pulver, A. L. 98 182324 20 00 Stecker, E. 81 182101 2,520 82 67 182381 50 00 McCabe, John A. Remington-Rand, Inc. 67 181933 34 50 Street Co., H. J. 97 182254 205 42 903 182082 342 50 McCarthy & Urban Remington-Rand, Inc. 97 182182 15. 42 Street Co., H. J. 97 182265 70 03 McGratty, C. D., et al. 864 182157 1,216 00 Remington-Rand, Inc. 67 18 20 1 50 181935 700 95 Street Co., H. J. , 97 182254 30 66 McKenna, Inc., T. H. 67 Rera, Josephine 67 1824197450 00 Sun Radio Co. 864 182163 60 80 97 182259 7 92 McLochlin, G. and Walsh, E Resnik, E. D. 67 182347 25 00 Sunshine Garage 98 182307 901 37 903 182068 20 00 Meehan, W., et al. Rex Cole, Inc. 68 181948 18 50 Surgical Appliance Center 80 182031 164 00 97 182268 38 25 Melamed Co., M. S. Rhoades, T. E. 25 182170 3,597 00 Sweet Life Food Corp. 97 182239 207 60 67 182536 7 50 Memorial Hosp. Richman, H. 67 182351 50 00 Sydenham Hosp. 67 182360 197 25 Memorial Hosp., Queens 67 182566 90 75 Richter, I. H. 67 182352 „. 15 00 Memorial Hosp., Queens 67 182494 82 50 265 00 Tapper, Deborah 67 182402 50 00 Rockaway 'Blvd. Wrkg. Lumber 58 182049 Tapper, D. C. Merck Co., Inc. 97 182249 3 72 58 182046 190 00 67 182529 50 00 Rockaway Blvd. Wrkg. Lumber Tension Env. Corp. 97 182297 256 00 Methodist Hosp. 67 182419 92 52 Roemmle, Herbert F. 31 181995 1 71 Thompson, Bonney Co. - 68 181950 366 65 Methodist Hosp., Bklyn. 67 182359 431 76 Roemmle, Herbert F. 31 181994 7 71 Tiffany Co. 97 182260 Methodist Hosp., Bklyn. 67 182565 99 81 31 181993 32 56 63 75 Roemmle, Herbert F. Tiscione, Amelia 864 182135 127 50 Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. 864 182151 35,420 00 Rosenberg, J. 67 182514 18 00 Metropolitan Life Ins. Co . 98 182151 1,464 24 67 182515 50 00 Tompkins Bros. 97 182266 614 40 Rosenblatt, L. Topping Bros. Meyers, A. J. 68 181963 12 25 Rosenfeld, R. 67 182517 150 00 97 182267 7 38 Torregrossa, E. J. 67 182401 50 00 Meyer Fish Co. 97 182203 714 24 Rosenberg, J. 67 182348 3 00 , Meyer, N. E. 67 182338 50 00 Rosenbaum, J. 67 182349 3 00 Tortore Jos. 864 182138 48 52 Transportation Board, N. Y. C 98 182317 116 50 Miller Druck Co. 33 183137 940 00 Rosenfeld, R. 67 182350 50 00 Miller Edward 98 182846 39 47 Rosenheck, J. 67 182353 50 00 Treasurer, N. Y. C., et al 81 182121 100 83 Mitchell, Rand Co. 734 182917 395 00 Roskis, S. 67 182354 50 00 Treasurer, N. Y. C., et al 81 182122 100 83 81 182123 100 83 Michaels Co., J. H. 97 182204 880 27 Rosenfeld, Robert 67 182391 50 00 Treasurer, N. Y. C., et al Michaels Co., J. H. 97 182205 812 15 Rosenbush, Justin 67 182392 50 00 Treasurer, N. Y. C., et al 81 182124 100 83 Mickles, G. A. 81 182096 158 02 Rosenwasser, Samuel 864 182132 21 90 Treasurer, N. Y. C., et al 81 182125 151 25 81 182126 235 28 Midwood Hosp. 67 182418 66 00 Roth, L. 25 182175 500 00 Treasurer, N. Y. C., et al Treasurer, N. Y. C., et al 81 182127 158 03 Midwood Hosp. 67 182364 140 25 Roth, L. 25 182174 500 00 Miller Auto Sup. Equip. Co. 97 182295 120 13 Roth, M. 67 182518 50 00 Treasurer, N. Y. C., et al 81 182128 403 33 Treasurer, N. Y. C., et al 81 182129 50 42 Millman, N. 67 181925 19 45 Rubinosv, L. 67 182519 50 00 Miller, A.0E. 81 182102 504 16 Rubinow, L. 67 182475 50 00 Triangle Litho Print oC. 97 182288 18 14 Mishuris, Bernard E. 67 182469 50 00 Turnai, R. B. 67 182530 6 00 Sabatini, Felix R. 67 182395 47 00 Misericordia 1Hosp. 67 182567 62 00 Thompson Co., Edward 937 182588 28 00 Sambur, Sol J. 67 182476. 10 00 Mitchell, G. H. 25 182086 333 33 44 183372 Samaritan Hosp. 67 182573 58 68 Underwood, Elliott, Fisher Co 17 85 Monroe Cal. Mach Co. 57 183210 3 00 Underwood, Elliott, Fisher Co 56 183202 36 00 Santoni, Gino 864 182140 24 50 Montgomery & Co. 734 182945 21 48 40 183241 3 18 Sarjeant, J. 0 68 181958 19 50 Underwood, Elliott, Fisher Co • Monitor Controller Co. 734 182881 43 20 18 00 Sasson, Maurice 67 182400 150 00 U. S. Gauge Co. 97 183349 Monroe Calculating Mach 40 183236 3 00 University Musical Co. 45 182645 13 00 Savedoff, Wm. N. 67 182477 50 00 Moore, Cottrell Subs. Agencies 21 182769 5 00 Universal Lumber Trim Co. 97 183350 ' 444 77 Shaffel, Jack 67 181921 11 40 Moore, Cottrell Subs. Agencies 57 182722 18 50 Union Switch & Signal Co. 734 183047 1,467 37 Schenck, S. B 67 182521 50 00 Morganite Brush Co. 734 182946 7 57 Union Square Savings Bank 864 183091 908 96 Schlecker, A. 67 182522 50 00 Motorcycles, Inc. 56 183176 73 75 Schlecker, A. Unity Hosp. 71 182731 3,035 45 Modern Hosp. Pub. Co., Inc. 67 182479 6 00 68 181938 2 50 Schechter, Julius U. S. Tire Sup. Co. 85 183172 2 78 Monheit, David B 67 182478 3 00 67 182470 50 00 Schrier, Mauriel U. S. Trucking Corp. 970 17230 125 00 Mooney, Joseph Wm 67 182480 12 00 67 182383 50 00 Schneider, Harry Valente, J. 864 183084 60 80 Mooney, Joseph Wm, 67 182398 50 00 67 182339 50 00 Scherr, B Vanderbilt Towel Sup. Co. 85 183175 59 74 Morris, E. J. 864 182159 608 00 67 182337 50 00 Schiller, G. A. Vanderbilt Towel Sup. Co. 734 183048 209 36 Moran, Jas. J. 98 182322 7 00 903 182085 146 00 Schwartz, Benjamin Veeder Root, Inc. 734 182956 33 74 Moran, Jas. J. 903 182084 138 00 903 182063 5 30 Scozzaro, N. S. 990 182330 14 97 Wadsworth Hospital 67 182361 76 10 Moran, Jas. J. 903 182076 86 00 Seaboard Twine Cordage, Inc 97 182251 296 62 Wahrsinger, P. B. 67 182404 50 00 Moskowitz, M. 68 181964 22 00 Seeman Bros., Inc. 97 182238 775 92 Walsh Plg. & Htg. Sup. Co 97 182,255 18 00 Moss, Inc., S. H. 80 182020 700 Seinfeld, I. 67 '182525 Walsh Pig. & Htg. Sup. Co 97 182255 57 22 Mother Cabrini Mem. Hosp. 67 182365 46 50 50 00 Seinsoth, Wm. J. 81 182091 252 08 Wallace & Tiernan Co. 97 182269 12 96 Mount Sinai Hosp. 67 182371 3 00 i 97 182206 1,594 00 Seligman, IL 67 182526 50 00 Wallace. L. R. Mount Sinai Hosp. 67 182562 1 50 Seley, A. D 67 182523 50 00 Walldorf, Hafner & Schultz 97 182289 26 08 Mullin, W. F. 67 182506 50 00 me Children 69 182000 18,836 19 Service Maintenance Co...... 68 181951 247 90 Warti Care Murphy, C. D. 901 181905 1 00 Service Maintenance Co. 68 181951 70 54 Wartime Care Children 69 182000 14,996 66 Myers, Cliff 901 181906 2 00 Waters. Inc., J. F. 97 182304 334 61 Shanse Auto Radiator 68 181966 22 66 Nitkin, R. L. 67 182340 15 00 Water Sup. Cont. Fd., N. Y. C 63 182333 228 45 Shelton. Murray 58 182042 874 00 North Judd Mfg. Co. 97 182216 7 23 Water Sup. Cont. Fd., N. Y. C 85 182333 99 79 Shepard Co., F. 80 18/028 36 00 Norwegian Seaman's House 903 182075 68 00 Water Sup. ,Cont. Fd., N. Y. C 85 182333 175 93 Sheridan, Patrick J. 864 182142 27 00 Nurnberger, Rudolf 67 182507 50 00 Wehnert, L. 81 182090 2,218 32 Shenard Co ,F 901 181902 100 00 Nurnberger, Rudolf 67 182387 50 00 Weinberg, A. 67 182531 50 00 Shelihow, R 990 182331 N. Y. Foundling 67 182537 46 75 61 00 Weinreb, W. 67 182532 50 00 Shore Road Hosp, N. Y. Central R.R 903 182083 67 182425 57 75 Weisman, Abner I. 67 182580 50 00 39 37 Sichel, M. N. Y. Law Journal 3 181976 18 50 67 182524 50 00 Weidner, F. C. 98 182309 24 00 Silverman. Jacob Ronald N. Y. Tel. Co. 19 182335 133 62 67 182481 50 00 Weinberg, M. P. 98 182315 66 17 Simnson Roof Vent. Co., Inc.., N. Y. Tel. Co. 19 182334 92 68 68 181941 345 00 Westinghouse Elec. Elev. Co 97 182270 63 96 Simpson Roof Vent. Co.. Inc N. Y., N. H. & Hartford R.R 901 181904 32 76 68 181940 9611 00 Western Union Tel. Co. 903 182066 - 2 83 qimnlex Time Recorder Co. N. Y. Tel. Co. 80 182032 1,377 78 3 181975 9 15 Wheels, Inc. 97 182287 2,738 05 Simon, P.. et al. og i to tng N. Y. Tel. Co. 80 182033 12 40 471 00 Whitnell, Wm. L. 956 182056 3 40 Sisters St. Dominic Blauvelt Oliver Iron Steel Co. 734 182892 1,993 47 71 182018 9.036 09 Widenius, Irja E 67 182405 50 00 Smith Mk. Co.. A. P Olvany, Inc., Wm. J. 97 182263 258 00 57 182317 48 00 Smith, Wiesbader, H. 67 182533 900 Otis Elevator Co. L. C. & Corona Type- 734 182950 4,095 82 writers Wilson Glass, Inc., J. W 97 182243 757 70 Otis Sand Gravel Co., Inc. 97, 183326 10 00 931 181989 1 75 Wilson & Co. 97 182241 879 59 Smith, Gadiel Al Ottersten Co., J. B. 12 183274 3 95 67 1824117 / 00 Williams & Co., R. C. 97 182240 228 30 Smith, Gadiel M. Ottersten Co., J. B. 12 183274 8 50 67 182396 50 00 Williamsbridge Wrecking Co 58 182041 994 00 Smith, Erwin Fletcher Ottersten Co., J. B. 33 183133 18 44 67 1R/399 50 00 Will Corp. 97 182271 23 96 Overstreet, M. 98 182844 4 75 Smokador We-. Co., Inc. 97 182257 7 05 Williamsbridge Wrecking Co 58 182045 424 00 0. K. Elec. Mach. Wks. 734 182949 118 09 Snap On Tools Corp. 97 182264 10 23 Williamsburgh Savings Bank 864 182131 13,656 38 Soifer, T. D. Oakite Prod., Inc. 734 182948 615 38 67 182527 50 00 Wilson, S. J. 98 182312 5 68 Soifer. Oberly & Newell Lith. 40 183238 106 20 T. D. 67 182394 50 00 Winthrop Chemical Co. 97 182218 50-84 Sokol, David Ohio Brass Co. 734 182891 883 40 58 18/044 755 00 Winthrop Chemical Co. 97 182283 29 00 Sokal, P. T 67 182528 Wing Mfg. Co., L. J. 97 Parkway Hosp. 67 182505 80 75 50 00 182252 3 00 Sokol, Philip 69 18/005 2 70 Winston, Marga F. 67 182483 Parkchester Gen. Hosp. 67 182428 341 55 50 00 Sokol. Philin 69 182005 1 50 Wolfshant, Lillian 864 182136 Parkway Hosp. 67 182429 80 75 72 32 Sokol, Philip 69 18200.5 Wolfe, J., Lester, C. S. C. • 903 182071 Park West Hosp. 67 182422 82 50 4 45 3 00 Sokol, Philip 69 1R/005 50 27 Womans Hospital 67 182356 49 50 Parkway Hosp. 67 182535 80 75 Sokol, Philin 69 182005 IR 00 Worton, Morris 67 182403 50 00 Parkchester Gen. Hosp. 67 182363 66 24 Sokol, Philip 69 182005 Wrubel, R. H, 25 182177 315 00 Parrella, Dominick 67 182471 35 00 27 00 Solvay Sales Corp. 97 182253 2,641 38 Wrubel, R. H. 25 182176 300 00 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 THE CITY RECORD 3389

Richmond-100 Richmond terrace, St. Queens STATUTORY CONSOLIDATION, BD. OF- George, S. I. 1 SA int Geo 7-1300 Felony-Chaffee st. and Catalpa ave., City Hall, Manh'n, N. Y. 7.... CO abut 7-6770 Hearing on cases begins at 10 a. in. Glendale (BItlyn. P. 0.), 27.HE geman 34320 SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIV.- Family Court Division- Flushing-Town Hall, Flushing, N. Y. First Dept-Madison ave. and 25th st, Manhattan-135 E. 22d st., N. Y. 10. FL ushng 9-0228 Manh'n, N. Y. 10 LE xingta 2-1000 AL gonqn 4-1900 L. I. City-County Court House, L 1. Court sits from 2 T. in. to 6 p. 111. The Bronx-1118 Grand Concourse, N. Y. S6. City I, N. Y. IR onsdes 6-9009 first and third Fridays of each term, JE some 7-9800 Rockaway-Beach Channel dr., 90th and motion days, the Court opens at 10 Brooklyn - 327 Schermerhorn rt., 91st sta., Rockaway, N. Y... BE 11Hrbr 5-0125 a. In. Motions called at 9 a. m. Bklyn. 17 TR iangl 5-9770 Traffic-120-55 Queens blvd., Kew Appeals from orders called at 10 a. In. Queens-105.34 Union Hall st, Gardens 15, IN Y. BO ulvrd 8-5000 Second Dept-45 Monroe pl., Bklyn. 2. Jamaica 4, N. Y JA maica 6-2545 Richmond TR iangl 5-1300 Rie.hmonc1-100 Richmond terrace, St. Staten Island-67 Targee it., Stapleton, Court sits from 2 p. in. to 6 p. tn. SA int Geo 7-8300 S. I. 4 SA intGeo 7-1150 No court on Saturdays. EDUCATION, BOARD 0E- MANHATTAN PRESIDENT OF- • SUPREME COURT, 1ST JUD. DIST.- Municipal Bldg., N. Y. 7 110 Livingston st, Bklyn. 2 MA in 4-2100 WO rth 2-5600 New York County-County Court House, MARINE AND AVIATION, DEPT. OF- Centre and Pearl its., N. Y. 7.. WO rth 24500 ELECTIONS, BOARD OF- Pier A, North River. N. Y. 4.. WH Itehl 4-0600 400 Broome st, N. Y. 13 CA nal 6-2600 Court opens at 10 a. m. MARKETS, DEPARTMENT OF- Bronx-Tremont and 3d ayes., N Y. 57. Bronx-851 Grand Concourse, N. Y. 51. TR emnt 8-1186 137 Centre it, Manh'n, N. Y. 17.. CA nal 6-5651 JE rome 6-1031 MAYOR'S OFFICE- BklyL-Municipal Bldg., Bkn. 2.TR iangl 5-7100 Court opens at 10 a. m. City Hall, Manh'n, N. Y. 7.... CO rtlnd 7-1000 Queens-120.55 Queens blvd., Kew Gar. SUPREME COURT, 2D JUD. DIST.- BO nlvrd 8-5000 MUNICIPAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM- Kings County-Joralemon and Fulton sts., dens 15, N. Y. Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, N. Y. 7. WO rth 2-5600 OFFICIAL DIRECTORY Rich'd-Borough Hall, S. I. 1 .SA int Geo 7-19SS BM 2 Ti iangl 5-7300 MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COM'N- Court opens at 10 a. tn. 9 L tn. to 4 p. m., Sat. to 12 noon. 299 B'way, Manhin, N. Y. 7...CO rtlnd 7-8880 Balms otherwise stated, My 01Ion ars spa ESTIMATE, BOARD OF- Appellate Term TR iangl 5-7452 MUNICIPAL COURTS- rt opens at 10 a. m. from a, in. to 6 p, m. daily; County 011ees, Secretary's Office, Municipal Bldg., Office of the President Justice, 8 Reade a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays to 11 assn. Manh'n, N. Y. 7 WO rth 2-4560 WO rth 2-1400 Queens County-Sutphin blvd. and 88th st., Manh'n, N. Y. 7 ave., Jamaica 2, N. Y Real Estate Bureau of, Municipal Bldg., Di Office hours: 8.45 a. m. to 5 p. JA maica 6-1570 ART COMMISSION- Maiden, N. Y. 7 WO rth 2-5600 Saturdays to 12 noon. Richmond County-County Court House, CO rdad 7-1197 Retirement and Pensions, Bureau of, S. I. I GI braltr 74700 City Halt Manh'n. N. Y. 7 Dist Manhattan ASSESSORS, BOARD OF- 52 Chambers st. Manh'n, N. Y. 7. SURROGATES' COURTS- WO rth 24566 1-6 Reade st, N. Y. 7 WO rth 2-1475 Bronx-851 Grand Concourse, N. Y. 51. Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, N.Y. 7.WO rth 2-3620 2-10 Reade st, N. Y. 7 WO rth 2-1475 JE rome 6-4892 BRONX, PRESIDENT OF- FINANCE, DEPARTMENT OF- 3-314 W. 54th st, N. Y. 19.CO WA* 5-1772 851 Grand Concourse. N. Y. 51 JE rome 6-3941 Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, N.Y. 7. WO rth 2-1200 Court opens at 10 a. m. 4-327 E. 38th st, N. Y. 16.. CA ledonia 5-9431 Kings-Hall of Records, Bkn. 2.TR iangl BROOKLYN, PRESIDENT OF- City Conections, Bureau of- 5-314 W. 54th at., N. Y. 19 CI role 5-5118 5-7020 TR iangl 5-7100 Manhattan-Municipal Bldg., N. Y. 7. Court opens at 9.30 a, m. Borough Hall, Bklyn. 2 LE high 4-4906 6-170 E. 121st st, N. Y. 35 N. Y.-Hall of Records, N. Y. 7.WO rth 2-6744 Highways and Sewers, Municipal Bldg., WO rth 2-1200 7-447 W. 151st st. N. Y. 31..AU dubn 3-5410 Bklyn 2 TR iangl 5-7100 Bronx-Tremont and Arthur area., Court opens at 10.30 a. m. 8-170 E. 121st at. N. Y. 35 LE high 4-5590 Queens-88-11 Sutphin blvd., Jamaica BUDGET. BUREAU OF- N. Y. 57 TR emnt 2-6000 9-153 E. 57th st, N. Y. 22...V0 hmter 5-3150 Municipal Bldg., lianh'n. N. Y. 7. CO rdnd 7-6706 Brooklyn-Municipal Bldg., Bklyn. 2. N. Y. JA maica 6-6000 10-447 W. 151st st. N. Y. 31.ED gecomb 4-7070 Court opens at 10 a. m. CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER- TR iangl 5-7100 Central Jury and Richmond-County Court House, S. I. 1. 125 Worth st., Manh'n, N. Y. 13.WO rth 2-3711 Queens-120-55 Queens blvd. Kew Non-Jury Parts and 8 Reade st. N. Y. 7. Open all hours of day and night. Gardens 15, N. Y BO ulvrd 8-5000 Small Claims Part WO rth 2-1400 GI braltr 7-7300 Bronx-850 Walton ave., N. Y. 51. Rich'd-Borough Hall, S. I. 1 GI braltr 7-1000 Court opens at 10.30 a. In. JE rome 7-4642 Brans TAX DEPARTMENT- Special Taxes, Division of- 1-1400 Williamsbridge rd., N. Y. 61 Open 9 a. in. to 5 p. m. Sundays and 50 Pine et., Manh'n, N. Y. S WH held 4-7646 UN drhil 34100 Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, N. Y. 7. WO rth 2-1800 holidays to 12. noon. FIRE DEPARTMENT- 2-Washington kat. and 162d st, N. Y. 56. Bronx-Tremont and Arthur ayes., N. Y. Bldg., 131m. 2.TR iangl 5-9251 Bklyn.- Municipal Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, N. Y. 2. WO rth 2-4100 ME lrose 5-3042 57. TR emnt 2-2000 Open all hours of day and night GF 1,3=-Municipal Bldg., Bkn. 2.TR iangl 3-8340 Central Jury and Small Claims Parts. Bklyn.-Municipal Bldg., Bkn.2 TR iangl 5-7100 Queens-B'way and Justice at., L SESSIONS, COURT OF- Washington ave. and 162d st, N. Y. 56. burst, N. Y HA vemyr 4-9634 100 Centre it, Manh'n, N. Y.13.RE etr 2-2442 ME !rose 5-3042 BOARD MEETINGS Open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; dosed on Clerk's office open 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Brooklyn Sundays; open on holiday, to 12 SaturdaysI rdlysta to 12 noon. Court opens at 1-120 Schermerhorn st, Bkn. 2.TR iangl 5-2052 ROOM Art Commindes 2-495 Gates ave., Bklyn. 16 MA in 2-3010 Meets at its office, City Hall, Manh'n, N. Y. 7, Richmond-Police Headquarters Bldg., HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF- 3-6 Lee ave., Bklyn. 11 2-7113 GI braltr 7-0007 ST ag 21 second Monday in each month, at 2.30 p. in. St. George, S. I. 1 125 Worth st, Manh'n, N. Y. 13.WO rth 2-6900 4-363 Liberty are., Bklyn. 7. AP plegate 7-1760 Open 9 a. m. to S p. closed GEORG J. LOBER, Executive Secretary. Bronx-1826 Arthur aye.. N. Y. 57. 5-4th ave. and 42d st.. Bkn. 32. WI ndsr 5-2540 Board of Ammon Sundays and holidays. TR emnt 8-6320 6-27-33 Snyder ave., Bklyn. 26. Meets in Room 2200, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, CITY CLERK- Brookiyn-295 Flatbush avenue extension, la, N.Y.7.WO rth 3-4430 BU ekmnstr 2-9643 N. Y. 7, on Tuesdays, at 10.30 a. m. Municipal Bldg., Mani Bklyn. 1 TR land 5-9400 7-363 Liberty ave., Bklyn. 7.AP plegate 6-8600 Bronx-177th st and 3d ave., N. Y. 57. FREDERICK J. H. KRACKE, Chairman. TR emnt 8-2204 Queens-14845 Archer ave., Jamaica 2, 8-4th ave. and 42d st, Bien. 32.WI ndsr 8-4040 Banking Commission N. Y. RE pubic 9-1200 Central Jury and 1 20 Schermerhorn st, Bklyn.-Municipal Bldg., Bkn.2.TR S-7100 Meets in Mayor's Office, City Hall, Menhir', Richmond-51 Stuyvesant pl., St George, Small Claims Parts f Bklyn. 2 ..TR lama 5-3052 Queens-Sutphin blvd. and 88th ave., . N. Y. 7, on first day in February, May, August S. I. 1 GI braltr 7-71164 Queens Jamaica 2, N. Y. RE pubic 9-4694 and November. 1-10.15 49th ave., L. I. City I. N. Y. Rich'd-Borough Hall, S. I. 1 GI braltr 7-1000 HIGHER EDUCATION, BOARD OF- WILLIAM D. BRENNAN, Secretary. 695 Park ave., Manh'n. N. Y. 21.REgent 7-4131 IR onsdes 6-7987 0117 Planning Commhston CITY COURT- 2-B'way and Justice st., Elmhurst, N. Y. ' Bronx-851 Grand Concourse, N. Y. SI. HOSPITALS, DEPARTMENT OF- Meets in Room 16, City Hall, Manh'n, N. Y. 7, JE rome 6-6985 12S Worth st, Manh'n. N. Y. 13.WO rth 2-4440 HA vemyr 9-0087 on Wednesdays, at 2.30 p. m. 3-69.02 64th st., Ridgewood (Bklyn. Kings-120 Schermerhorn at., Bklyn. 2. HOUSING AND BUILDINGS- P.O.), 27 HE "mean 3-7010 ALBERT HOCHMAN, Acting Secretary. CU mbndri 6-6070 Municipal Bldg., Mznit'n, N. Y.7.WO rth 2-3600 4-88-11 Sutphin blvd., Jamaica 2, N. Y. Condi New York-Old County Court House. Bronx-1932 Arthur ave., N. Y. 57. Meets in Councilmanic Chamber, City Hall, CO rtlnd 7-6264 TA maica, 6-0086 52 Chambers at.. N. Y. 7 TR emnt 8-6700 5-90th st., Rockaway Beach, N. Y. Manh'n, N. Y. 7 on Tuesdays, at 1 p. m. Queens-Sutphin blvd. and 88th ave., Bldyn.-Municipal Bldg., Bkn. 2.TR ;anti 5-7100 H. -WARREN HUBBARD, City Clerk and JA main 6-2410 BE IIHrbr 5-1747 Jamaica 2, N. Y Queens-120.53 Queens blvd., Kew Gar. 6-Town Hall, FL ushng Clerk of the Council. Richmond-Castleton and Bement aveL, flushing, N. Y.. 3-56611 dens IS, N. Y. BO ulvrd 8-5000 Central Jury Part. 88-11 Sutphin blvd., Board of Maratha W. New Brighton, S. I. 10. GI bra* 3-3175 Rich'd-Borough Hall, S. I. 1 GI braltr 7-1000 Jamaica 2, N. Y JA maica 6-0086 Meets at its office, 110 Livingston st, Bklyn. 2, Clerk's office open 9 a. m, to 4 p. m., every third Wednesday at 4 p. m. INVESTIGATION, DEPARTMENT OF- Small Claims Part. 81.11 Sutphin blvd., Sat. to 12 noon. Courts open at 10 EUGENE R. 30 Pine st., Manh'n, N. Y. 5 WH itehl 3-3232 Jamaica 2. N: Y. IA maim 3-7080 CANUDO, Secretary. a. in. General and commercial calm Richmond Board of Elections dars called at 9.45 a. m. LAW DEPARTMENT- 1-Bement and Castleton ayes.. West Meets in Room 407, 400 Broome at., Manh'n, CITY EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM- Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, N. Y. 7. WO rth 2-4600 N. Y. 13, on Tuesdays, at 11 a. m., and at the 52 Chambers st., Manh'n, N. Y. 7. WO rth 2-4566 New Brighton. S. I. 10 -PO rtRich 7-0189 Bklyn.-Municipal Bldg., Bkn.2.TR long( 5-6330 2-71 Targee st, Stapleton, S. I. 4. call of the President. CITY PLANNING COMMISSION- Queens-Sutphin blvd. and 88th ave., SA intGeo 7-0313 S. HOWARD COHEN, President. Municipal Bldg., Manh'n. N. Y. 7. WO rth 2-5600 Jamaica 2, N. Y JA maica 6-5234 Small Claims Part, 71 Tel-wee st., Board of Estimate CITY PRIORITIES AND ALLOCA- LICENSES, DEPARTMENT OF- Stapleton. S. T. 4 CA intGeo 7-0313 Meets in Room 16, City Hall, Manh'n, N. Y. 7, TIONS BOARD- MUNICIPAL REFERENCE LIBRARY- en Thursdays, at 2.30 p. In., unless otherwise Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, N. Y. 7. WO rtb 2-1800 112 White it., Mullen, N. Y.13 .CA nal 6-5651 Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, N. Y. 7. WO rth 2-6607 ordered by the Board. CITY RECORD, THE- Bklyn.-Municipal Bldg., Bkn. 2.TR iangl S-7100 9 Municipal Bldg.. Manh'n, N. Y. 7. WO rth 2-1800 Rich'd-Borongh Hall. S. I. 1 GI braltr 7-1000 A. M. to S O. IR.. Sat to 1 R. M. ISAAC EICHHOLZ, Acting Secretary. N. Y. IttandnIng Board of City Earveron CITY REGISTER- WAGISTRATFS' COURTS- CITY HOUSING AUTHORITY- 122 E. 42d st.. Manh'n. N. Y. 17.AS hind 4-1360 Hall of Records, Manh'n, N. Y. 7. WO rth 2-3900 General Office, 100 Centre st, Manh'n, Meets in Room 1347, Municipal Bldg., Man N, Y. 7, at call of the Chairman. Bronx-851 Grand Concourse, N. Y. 51. • N. Y. 13 RE ctr 2-6200 N. Y CITY TUNNEL AUTHORITY- 240 16...LE xingtn 2-5151 some 7-9811 Brooklyn Office-Municipal Bldg., Bklyn. Madison ave.. N. Y. JOHN C. RIEDEL, Chairman. JE PARKS, DEPARTMENT OF- Board of Health Bklyn.-Hall of Records, Bkn.2.TR lane 54800 2 TR iangl 5-7100 Queens-161.04 Jamaica ave., Jamaica 2, Arsenal lilde., 64th st. and 5th ave., Meets in Room 330, 125 Worth st,. Manh'n Clerk's oficef open 9 a. m. to 4 30 p. Manh'n, N. Y. 21 RE cent 4-1000 N. Y. JA maim 6-8684 Saturdays to 12 noon. N. Y. 13, at 10 a. in., on the second Tuesday a CITY SHERIFF- Bronx- East, at 'Rircliall each month and at the call of the Chairman. Manhattan ave.. N. Y. 60 WE stchstr 7-5200 Hall of Records, Manh'n, N. Y. 7. WO rth 2-4300 Bowery-100 Centre st., N. Y. 13.RE ctr 2-6200 ERNEST L. STEBBINS, MM., Commiuionet Bronx-851 Grand Concourse, N. Y. 51. Brooklyn-Litchfield Mansion, Pmspect of Health, Chairman. Essex Market-2d ave. and 2d st., N. Y. 3. Park, Bklyn. 15 SO uth 8-2300 JE rome 7-3501 GR amrey 3-0296 Board of Higher Education Kings-Municipal Bldg., Bkn. 2.TR iangl 5-7100 Queens-The Overlook. . Meets at 695 Park ave., Manh'n, N. Y. 21, at Felony-100 Centre rt, N. Y. 13 -RE ctr 2-6200 Kew Gardens 15, N. Y CL evind 3-4600 8 p. m., on third Monday in January, February, Queens-County Court House, L I. Harlem-121st at. and Sylvan p1., N. Y. Richmond-Field House, Clove Lakes March, April, June, September, October, Norm- City 1. N. Y ST ilwel 4-6017 35 LE high 4-3535 Park. Victory blvd. and Clove rd., bet and December. Annual meeting held third Richmond-County Court House, S. I. 1. Homicide-100 Centre it, N. Y 13. St. George. S. T. 1 GI braltr 2-7640 Monday in May. ORDWAY TEAD, Chairman. GI !want 7-0041 RE ctr 2-6200 PAROLE COMMISSION- Mindelpal Civil Saralee Commission COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF- Jefferson Market-425 6th ave., N. Y. 11. 100 Centre st.. Manh'n. N. Y. 13 . RE ctr 2-6200 Meets at its office, 299 B'way, Manh'n, N. Y. 7, 6e B'way. Manh'n, N. Y. 4...WH itch! 3-7575 GR amrcy 7-4467 COMPTROLLER, OFFICE OF- POLICE DEPARTMENT- on Tuesdays, at 10.30 a. M. Municipal Term-100 Centre it, N. Y. 13. 2411 Centre st.. Manh'n. N V 13.CA nal 6-2000 Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, N. Y. 7. WO rth 2-1200 RE ctr 2-6200 ESTHER BROMLEY, Acting President. Excise Taxes, Bureau of, 74 Trinity pl., PURL TC A DMTNTSTR ATORS- Parole Commission Night-100 Centre st, N. Y. 13...RE ctr 2-6221 BO w1Gra Bronx-851 Grand Concourse, N Y. 51. Mule% N. 14.6 Probation-100 Centre st, N. Y. 13. rome 7-744 Meet' at its office, 100 Centre st., Manh'n, N. Y. CORRECTION, DEPARTMENT OF- 13, on Thursdays, at 10 a. m. RE ctr Kings-Municinal Bldg., Tticn. 2.TR Carel 5-7100 100 Centre st, Manh'n. N. Y. 13 . RE ctr 2-4200 Traffic (Downtown)-60 Baxter at., N. Y. 2-6200 N. Y.-Hall of Records, N. Y. 7. WO rth 24744 JOHN C. MAHER, Chairman. COUNCIL- 13 Queens-Sutphin blvd. and 8Rth ave., Board of Revision of Assessments RE ctr 2-6200 Meets in Room City Hall, Malden, N. Y. 7.... CO Mud 74770 Traffic (Uptown)-455 W. 151st st, Tamales 2. N. Y. TA main 6-5037 603, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, N. Y. 7, upon notice of the Chief Clerk. Clerk's Office, Municipal Bldg., Mullen, N. Y. 31 . ED gecomb 4-3700 Rich.-Bement and Castleton ave.., West WILLIAM J. QUINLAN, Chief Clerk. N. Y. 7 WO rth 2-4430 Washington Heights-455 W. 151st st, New Brighton, S. T In. braltr 2-102F Board of Standards and Appeals President's Office, City Hall, Manh'n N. Y. 31 Ell recomb 4-8429 PUBLIC WORKS. DEPARTMENT nF- N. Y. 7 CO runts 74770 Mtmicinal Bldg.. Manh'n. N. Y. 7 WO rth 2-4740 Meets in Room 1013, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, Wayward Minors' (for girls)-100 Centre N. Y. 7, Tuesdays, at 10 a. m., and 2 p.m. COUNTY CLERKS- st., N. Y. 13 RE ctr 2-6200 PURCHASE. DEPARTMENT Or- Bronx-851 Grand Concourse, N. Y. 51. Manh'n. N Y. 7.WO rth 2-5860 HARRIS H. MURDOCK, Chairman. Week End-100 Centre it.. N. Y. 13. Board of Statutory Consolidation JE rune 6-4600 RE ctr 2-6226 QUEENS. PRESIDENT 0E- Kings-Hall of Records, Bkn. 2.TR iangl 54710 120-55 Queens blvd.. Kew Gardens 15. Meets in City Hall, Manh'n, N. Y. 7, at call of Women's-100 Centre et., N. Y.13 . RE ctr 2-6200 Mayor. New York-County Court House, N. Y. 7. Yorkville-151 E. 57th st, N. Y. 22. N. Y. RO ulvrd 8-5000 REUBEN A. LAZARUS, Counsel. WO rth 24114 VO hinter 5-0442 RECORDS. COM'R OF. CTTY COURT- Tax Commission Queens-Sutphin blvd. and 88th ave., Bross 52 Chambers rt.. N. V. 7 Cr) rtlnd 7-6264 Meets in Room 936, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, Jamaica 2, N. Y JA maim 6-2607 RECORDS. COM'R OF. SURROGATE'S N. Y. 7, on Wednesdays, at 10.30 a. m. Richmond-County Court House, S. I. 1. Arrest-161st st and 3d ave., N. Y. 56. COURT. BRONX COUNTY- WM. WIRT MILLS, President. SA intGeo 7-1106 ME Irose 5-2466 851 Cr Coneniirse. N, Y. ci • Tf: rome 6-4892 Teachers' Retirement Board COUNTY COURTS- Felony-161st st. and 3d are., N. Y. 56. REcnpnc. COM'R Or. SURROGATES' Meets in Room 603, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, Courts open at 10 a. in. ME !rose 5-2466 rOT'RT, NEW YORK COUNTY- N. Y. 7, on fourth Tuesday of each month at Bronx-851 Grand Concourse, N. Y. 51. Municipal Term-161st st and 3d are., Hall of Records. N V 7 .. WO rth 2-6744 3 p. m. LOUIS TAYLOR. Secretary, . 2e 74965 N. Y. 56 ME !rose 5-3670 REVISION OF ASSESSMENTS- Board of Transportation Kings-120 Schermerhorn st.,BkjElynfmn Probation-161st at and 3d ave., N. Y. Monieinal Bldg Manh'n. N V 7. WO rth 2-1200 Meets at 250 Hudson it, Manh'n, N. Y. 13, on MA in 4-5301 36 ME !rose 3-2345 RTCHMOND. PRESIDENT OF- Tuesdays, at 11.30 a. tn., and at the call of the Queens-County Court House, L I. Summons-161st st and 3d ave , N.Y. 56. Borough Hall. S T 1 . (11 hraltr 7-1000 Chairman. JOHN H. DELANEY, Chairman. City 1, N. Y ST ilwel 4-7525 ME 'rose S-3670 SANITATION, DEPARTMENT OF- Board of Water Supply Richmond-County Court House, S. I. 1. Traffic-16Ist st. and 3d ave., N. Y. 56. 125 Worth o.. Manh'n. N. Y. 11. WO rth 2-3221 Meets at 120 Wall rt., Manh'n, N. Y. 5, on GI braltr 7-7500 ME Iron 5-195! Bronx-530 E. Tremont ave., N V. 57. Tuesdays, at 11 a. in. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS- Brooklyn TR Pmnt ft-367$ GEORGE J. GILLESPIE, President Bronx-851 Grand Concourse, N. Y. SI. Adolescent-31 Snyder ave., Maya. 26. Bklyn.-Munieinal Bik, Wm. 2.TR ianr1 5-7545 JE some 6-5910 BU ckmnstr 2-3511 Queen•-179-25 97th ave.. Richmond Pm 9 a. m. to 5 p. in.. Sat. to 12 noon. Bay Ridge-43d at and 4th ave.. Rklyn. 19. N. Y. VT rginia 9-6465 POLICE DEPARTMENT Kings-Municipal Bldg.. Bkn. 2.TR iangl 5-8900 32 WI ndsr 5-0311 Rieh'd-Rornurrh Hall. S. T. 1 hraltr 7-8500 Ownen Wanted for Unclaimed Property 9 a. in. to 5 p. m., Sat. to 12 noon. Coney Island-2963 W. 8th M., Bklyn, 24. SPECTAT, SFsSTONS, COURT OF- N. Y.-15S Leonard st., N. Y. 13.RE ctr 3-7300 CO neyIs 6-0013 Clerk's offices open 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., OWNERS ARE WANTED BY THE PROPERTY 9.30 tn. to 6 p. m., Sat. to 1 p. East New York-127 Penn's ave.. Bklyn. Saturdays to 12 noon. Courts open Clerk, Police Department The City of New Queens-County Court House. L. I. 7 AP plegate 6-8606 at I n a I11. City 1, N. Y ST ilwel 4-7590 RE ctr 2-4200 York, for the following listed articles, now in his Felony-120 Schermerhorn st, Bklyn. 2. Manh'n-100 Centre st., N. Y. 11 . custody without claimants, consisting of recovered. 9 a. m. to 5 p. in., Sat. to 12 noon. MA in 4-0216 Bronx-851 Grand Concourse, N Y. 51. Richmond-County Court House, S. I. 1 7489! lost and abandoned property, property feloniously Flat:bush-2S Snyder ave., Bklyn. 26. TE rome obtained by prisoners, and effects of persons de- GI braltr 7-0049 Friday . BU ckmnstr 2-1506 Conrt held Tnesdav and ceased, alleged to be insane, intoxicated or other- 9 L m. to 4 p. m., Sat. to 12 noon. Municipal Term-120 Schermerhorn et, Brooklyn-120 Schermerhorn st., Bklyn. 2. MA in 4-5916 wise incapable of caring for themselves, DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURT- Bklyn. 2 TR iangl 5-4220 Adding machines, Court House. L. I. automobiles, bicycles, boats, 135 E. 22d at, N. Y. 10... .AL gonqn 4-1900 Night-2S Snyder ave., Bklyn. 26. Queens-County cameras, electrical and optical goods, furniture, Children's Court Division- BU elcumstr 2-1306 City 1. N. Y ST ilwel 4-4930 held Monday and Thursday. furs, handbags, hardware, jewelry, metals, motor. Manhattan-137 E. 22d at., N. Y. 10. Probation-510 Municipal Bldg., Bklyn. 2. Court cycles, pocketbooks, radios, robes, securities. silver- Richmond-County Court House. S. T. 1. AL gonqn 4-1900 TR iangl 5-7100 ware, stones, suitcases, surgical and musical instru• SA intGeo 7-0324 Bronx-1118 Grand Concourse, N. Y. 56. Traffic-1005 Bedford ave., Bklyn. 5. meats, table, trunks, typewriters, United States Court held every Wednesday. JE rome 7-9800 MA in 2-2904 and foreign currency, wearing apparel and other Brooklyn - 111 Schermerhorn st, Week End-25 Snyder are., Bklyn. 26. Probation-100 Centre at., Manh'n. N. Y. RE dr 2-6200 miscellaneous articles. Bklyn. 2 TR iangl 5-8611 BU ckmnstr 2-1506 11 OFFICES or PROPERTY Cling STANDARDS AND APPEALS- Queens-105-34 Union Hall it, Ja- Williamsburg-Wffiiamsburg Bridge Plow, Inquiries relating to such property should be maica 4, N. Y. JA ma• 6-2545 Bklyn. I1 EV errs 7-2503 Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, N. Y. 7. WO rth 2-5600

3390 THE CITY RECORD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944

made in the Boroughs concerned, at the following painting and asphalt tile; moving sink and con- SECTION 10 PROPOSALS offices of the Property Clerk: necting same. 803-805 E. 134th st., affecting Block 2586, Lot 14. See Regulation on last Page Manhattan-Police Headquarters Annex, 400 P. S. 80, installing new boiler tubes. SECTION 11 Broome st., N. Y. t3. P. S. 99, electrical work, 810 E. 176th st., affecting Block 2953, Lot 24. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY Brooklyn-Police Headquarters, Bergen st. and P. S. 105, electric work. 449 Cyrus pL, affecting Block 3041, Lot 37. the Board of Transportation, at 250 Hudson st., 6th ave., Bklyn. 17. P. S. 130, tables and chairs; electric work. 3146 Perry ave., affecting Block 3146, Lot 17. Manhattan, N. Y. 13, as follows: Bronx-42d Pm., 160th st. and 3d ave., N. Y. 56 P. S. 137, glass replacement. 64 Buchanan pl., affecting Block 3208, Lot 12. Queens-103d Prec., 91st ave. and 168 tb st. P. S. 149, wiring to printing equipment; mov- SECTION 12 Jamaica 3, N. Y. Until 10 a. m., on ing and installing print shop equipment, etc. 184 E. 206th st., affecting Block 3312, Lot 18. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 Richmond-120th Prec., 78.81 Richmond ter. P. S. 155, window shade installations. SECTION 17 For seals, coin bag (bid no. 31682). 511,19 St. George, S. 1. 1. P. S. 161, vacuum pump repairs. 870 E. 233d st., affecting Block 4857, Lot 63. LEWIS J. VALENTINE, Police Commissioner. P. S. 171, sanitary repairs. 4727 Richardson ave., affecting Block 5106, P. S. 200, gymnasium floor finish. • Lot 81. Until 10 a. m., on P. S. 202, electric work. The above assessments were certified under sec- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 PRESIDENT, BOROUGH OF P. S. 206, electric work. tion 83.1.0 of the Administrative Code for The For canvas bags to specification (bid no. 31661). QUEENS P. S. 229, retubing boiler. City of New York on Sept. 7, 1944, and entered For steel: Bars, shapes, plates and sheets (bid P. S. 232, alterations to classroom; gas work; Sept. 11, 1944, in the Record of Titles and Assess- no. 31617). s8,19 electric work and machines; new wall bench. ments kept in the Bureau of City Collections, and PROPOSALS Until 10 a. m., on See Regulation on Last Page P. S. 239, installing new grate bars. unless the amount assessed for benefit on any Boys' High School, electric work. person or property shall be paid on or before WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1944 Brooklyn Technical High School, heating and Dec. 11, 1944, which is 90 days after the date For special track work: Frogs and switches SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY piping repairs. of said entry of the assessments, interest will be (bid no. 31555). 31,20 the President of the Borough of Queens, at his Brooklyn High School of Women's Garment collected thereon at the rate of 7 per cent per office, Room Queens Borough Hall, 120.55 226, annum, to be calculated from 10 days after the Until 10 a. m., on Queens blvd., Kew Gardens 15, N. Y., as follows: Trades, installing new grate bars, etc. Eastern District High School, installing new pipe date of said entry to the date of payment, as THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1944 guard rails. provided by sections 159 and 1019 of the Greater For ,Di-Sodium Phosphate Anhydrous to specifi- Until 11 a. m., on cation (bid no. 31683). THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1944 East New York Vocational High School, boiler New York Charter. and incinerator masonry repairs. The above assessments are payable to the City For bolts, nuts and screws: Machine and stove No. 1. For the reconstruction and repair of a Franklin K. Lane High School, heating and Collector, at his office, in the Bergen Building, bolts; brass and steel nuts; machine and wood sewer and appurtenances in 150th st, from 76th piping repairs. Arthur and Tremont ayes., Borough of The Bronx, screws, etc. (bid no. 31532). 51421 rd. to 72d dr.; 72d dr. and 73d ave. from 150th New Utrecht N. Y. 57, between the hours of 9 a. st. to 147th st., 3d Ward. High School, heating and piping and 3 repairs. p. m., and on Saturdays from 9 a. m. to 12 noon. Until 10 a. m., on No. 2. For the construction of a combined sewer Various Schools-Removals, carpentry repairs, ' ALMERINDO PORTFOLIO, Treasurer. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1944 and appurtenances to be used temporarily for the etc., P. S. 160, 164. Repairs to vault lights, etc., Dated, New York, Sept. 11, 1944. s16,27 For lubricants: Car oil to specification (bid no. removal of sanitary flow only in 160th st, from P. S. 26, 35, etc. Repairs and painting, etc., 31755). 315,22 78th ave. to 78th rd., 3d Ward. P. S. 39, 82, etc. Repairs to iron work, P. S. No. 3. For the construction of a sanitary sewer NEW YORK CITY HOUSING and appurtenances in the northerly and southerly 95, 96, etc. Piping and heating repairs: P. S. 39, Until 11.30 a. in., on 40, etc.; P. S. 64, 214, etc.; P. S. 66, 210; P. S. sides of Northern blvd. from Little Neck pkway. AUTHORITY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1944 83, 167, etc.; P. S. 94, 105; P. S. 135, 208; to Glenwood st. and across Northern blvd., from For construction and equipment of a service P. S. 194, 199, 238. Boiler masonry station at the the north to the south sides in the line of Glen- repairs, P. S. PROPOSALS 36th st. bus terminal, Brooklyn. 148, 155, 168. Boiler and boiler tube repairs, (Agreement "RM"). wood st., 3d Ward. 18,22 No. 4. For the construction of a combined sewer P. S. 99, 160, 214. Boiler tube repairs, etc., P. S. 115, 140, etc. Grate repairs, P. S. 94, SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED, Until 10 a. in., on and appurtenances in 75th rd. from 164th st.t east opened and publicly read by the New York side, to 166th st., 3d Ward, to be used until the 220. Installing new grate bars, P. S. 100, 216, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1944 City Housing Authority at its offices 122 E. 42d For material to blue print: Cast manganese steel permanent storm outlet sewer is built for the etc. Grate repairs, etc., P. S. 201, 227. Ash hoist repairs, etc., P. S. 15, 16, 148, Repairing furni- st., Manhattan, N. Y. 17, ht 11 a. m., Eastern (bid no. 31757). removal of sanitary flow only. ture, P. S. 34, 46, etc. Furniture removals, etc., War Time on September 21, 1944, for the de- For lubricants: Car oil to specification; cutting No. 5. For the construction of a sanitary sewer molition of certain buildings, structures and ap and appurtenances in 160th (Terry) st. from 129th P. S. 73, 113. Shade installation and repairs, oil; genuine Sinclair Tooltex or genuine Soctmy P. S. 113, 129. purtenances thereto situated within the area of ave. to 128th ave.; 128th ave. from 160th st. to No. 100; transformer oil; genuine General Elec- Brownsville Houses (Project No. NYS-4) bounded tric No. 10; motor oil to specification, etc. (bid aproperty line about 200 feet easterly, 4th Ward. Borough of Queens P. S. 6, stack guy wires. by Sutter ave., Stone ave., Dumont ave. and no. 31685). 515,26 6. For the construction of a sanitary sewer Rockaway ave., in the Borough of Brooklyn, Cit) and appurtenances in 91st ave. from 247th st. to P. S. 19, repairs to steel cots. P. S. 22, insulating smoke pipe, etc. of New York. Until 10 a. in., on Jamaica ave., 3d Ward. A set of the contract documents may be ob- Blue prints of the plans may be purchased at P. S. 33, heating repairs. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1944 P. S. 37, heating repairs. tained upon payment in the sum of $10 as a de- 25 cents each. i18,28 For castings, malleable iron, rough, to specifica- P. S. 39, heating repairs. posit to guarantee the safe return thereof. if a tion and drawings (bid no, 31612). P. S. 43, heating repairs. Proposal is duly submitted by any person or cor- For plates, tie to specification (bid no. 31611) P. S. 44, furring ceiling of boiler room. poration making the deposit required, the full 511,26 BOARD OF EDUCATION P. S. 45, heating repairs. amount of such deposit for one set will be returned to such person or corporation, provided that the Until 10 a. m., on PROPOSALS P. S. 49, replacing cement pavements, etc. P. S. 52, heating repairs. set is returned in good condition within thirty (30) WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1944 See Regulation on List Page P. S. 56, repairs to chain link fence. days following the award of this contract or the For pipe and tubing to specification (bid no. P. S. 75, sanitary repairs. rejection of the proposal of such person or cor- 31777). s16,27 SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED B1 P. S. 104, boiler masonry repairs. poration. Upon return of any other sets in good the Superintendent of School Supplies of the P. S. 109, heating repairs; repairs to furniture. condition within such period whether by a person Until 10 a. m., on Board of Education of The City of New York, at P. S. 115, repairs to windows, etc. oi- corporation duly submitting a Proposal or by WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1944 some other person or corporation, reimbursement his office, 131 Livingston st., Bklyn. 2, as follows: P. S. 121, new grates, etc. For gloves: leather and canvas (bid no. 31598A). P. S. 122, new grates, etc. will be made to the extent of $9 for each such set For repairing metal cornices, etc. (bid no. P. S. 124, new grates, etc. returned. 31747). s19,27 Until 11 a. m., on Checks offered as payment for the documents WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1944 P. S. 140, heating repairs; sanitary repairs. must be made payable to the order of the New Until 10 a. in., on For furnishing and delivering athletic equip- P. S. 147, new grates, etc. York City Housing Authority. 91,21 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1944 ment and supplies and cellulose gummed tape. P. S. 153, sanitary repairs. For material to blue print: Brass and bronze 19,20 Andrew Jackson High School, wardrobe hooks and strips; new grates, etc.; heating repairs. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED, (bid no. 31774). Flushing High School, repairs to water lines. from prequalified bidders, opened and publicly For storage batteries: Genuine "Exide," "Titan," Until 11 a. tn., on Grover Cleveland High School, boiler tubes. read by the New York City Housing Authority "Goodrich," "Bowers," or 'Willard" (bid no. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1944 Jamaica High School, heating repairs; boiler at its office, 6th floor, 122 E. 42d st., Manhattan, 31861). For furnishing and delivering vacuum cleaning (turbine) repairs. N. Y. 17, It 11 a. m., eastern war time, on For rebuilding storage batteries (bid no. 31862). system supplies. September 25, 1944, for the repainting of Kings- s14,25 Jamaica Vocational High School, convenience 515,28 outlets. borough House. Project, No. NY-5.6, in the Bor- Until 11 a. ough of Brooklyn. m., on Woodrow Wilson Vocational High School, re- Until 10 a. m., on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1944 pair blueprint machine. For each copy of the contract documents ob- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1944 For printing, furnishing and delivering the 45th tained, the sum of ;5 must be paid Various Schools-Asphalt floor tile, P. S. 19, as a deposit For special track work: frogs and switch points to guarantee the safe return thereof. annual report, statistical section, of the Superin- 32, etc. Sanitary repairs: P. S. 5, 10, 78; P. S. (bid no. 31754). tendent of Schools and School Library Bulletins. 68, 154. Checks offered as payment for the documents For material to blue print: iron and steel (bid s18,28 Borough of Richmond must be made payable to the order of the New no. 31835). s16,o4 York City Housing Authority. P. S. 3, repairing brickwork, etc. s1,25 Propeeale-Notiee to Bidders SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY McKee Vocational High School, furnish' and in the Superintendent of Plant Operation and Main stall dust collectors, etc. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION Genera' instruction: to Bidders for tenance, Board of Education of The City of New Various Schools-Glazing and furnishinsg18g,21a3ss, Farnifkinf P. S. 8, 16, etc. Materials, Supplies and &pitmen* to The City York, at his office, Room 330, 110 Livingston si” Notices of Public Hearings d New York for Use is the Maintelance Bklyn. 2, as follows: OPeration of the Nem York Cty Transit Syttent. DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A Until 10 a. m., on public hearing will be held at the office of the VARYING QUANTITIES OF MATERIALS, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1944 AND BUILDINGS Board of Transportation of The City of New supplies and equipment used in connection with For repairs at the following schools: York, on the 6th floor of No. 250 Hudson st., the operation and maintenance of the New York Proposals for Demolition of Unsafe Buildings Borough of Manhattan Borough of Manhattan, N. Y. 13, on September City Transit System and other activities of the 29, 1944, at 11.30 a. m., on the proposed terms P. S. 1, painting kindergarten, Board of Transportation are being purchased as and conditions of draft form of contract for pur- P. S. 6, library shelving. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY required. Competitive bid, for such applies are chase and removal of stoker ashes and removal of desired from all responsible individuals and cor- P. S. 59, new dumping grates. the Department of Housing and Buildings, Room fly ash from power plants, for year beginning P. S. 61, pump, valve and trap repairs, etc. 2015, Municipal Building, Manhattan, N. Y. 7, porations. Names of those desiring to be bidders January 1, 1945 and ending December 31, 1945, will be placed on appropriate list, but bids will not P. S. 81, receptacles. as follows: Contract No. PC-29. P. S. 70, repair floors, remove partition, etc. be limited to those on such lists. Where quantities Copies of said draft form of proposed contract in excess of $1,000 in value are required the same P. S. 101, sanitary repairs. Until 11 a. in., on may be obtained at the offices of the Board of P. S. 116, repairs to univent motors; retubing WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1944 will be advertised and the time for opening the Transportation, Room 509, No. 250 Hudson st., bids will be announced by public notice. boiler. For furnishing all necessary labor, equipment. Borough of Manhattan, N. Y. 13, at a cost of For further information and particulars apply P. S. 139, installing pupils wardrobes, etc. tools, etc., for the demolition of the following one dollar each. in Room 411, office of the Board of Transportatica. P. S. 158, heating repairs, covering, etc. premises: Dated, September 12, 1944. No. 250 Hudson st., Manhattan, N. Y. 13. P. S. 183, installation of laundry tray, etc. Borough of Brooklyn: 539 Ames la., 558 Clin- BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION OF THE No bid will be requested or accepted from any Chelsea Vocational High School, repairing and ton st., 114 Nelson st. contractor who is in arrears or in default to The Borough of The Bronx: Stratford ave., East CITY OF NEW YORK, by JonN H. DELANEY, refinishing furniture. FRANK X. SULLIVAN, GEORGE KEEGAN, City of New York. The right is reserved to reject George Washington High School, rug repairs side, 322 feet north of Lafayette ave. Chairman; Commissioners. any and all bids. and cleaning. Borough of Queens: 1438 Church rd., 90 28 - Secretary. s15,29 High School of Commerce, home nursing equip- Desarc rd., 801 Walton rd., 44-28 65th pl. WM. JEROME DALY, ment, cafeteria equipment. s9,20 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A Julia Richman High School, sanitary repairs. DEPARTMENT OF MARINE AND public hearing will be held at the office of the High School, steam vacuum pump Until 11 a. m., on AVIATION Board of Transportation of The City of New THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1944 repairs, York, on the 6th floor of No. 250 Hudson st., Stuyvesant High School, repairs to opera chairs, For furnishing all necessary labor, equipment, PROPOSALS Borough of Manhattan, N. Y. 13, on September See Regulation on Last Page removal of wood platform, etc., column covering. tools, etc., for the demolition of the following 22, 1944, at 11.30 a. m., on the proposed terms Office (12th st.), repairing drapes. premises: and conditions of draft form of contract for SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY Various Schools-Repairs and painting, etc., Borough of Manhattan: 21 Oak st. (also known construction of drip pans under tracks of Myrtle P. S. 96, 116. Repairs to iron work, etc., P. S. as 63 New Chambers st.), 424 E. 10th st., 510 the Commissioner of Marine and Aviation, at Avenue Elevated Railroad, between Bridge and Room 4, Pier A, foot of Battery pl., North River, 119, 173, etc. Glass replacements, P. S. 103, 121, W. 20th st., 542 W. 53d st., 59 E. 128th st., 52 Jay sts., Brooklyn. Agreement "RO." E. 129th st. Borough of Manhattan, N. Y. 4, as follows: etc. Sanitary repairs, P. S. 12, 21, 135. Boiler s11,21 Copies of said draft form of proposed contract masonry repairs, etc., P. S. 8, etc. Pump repairs, may be obtained at the offices of the Board of P. S. 101, 165, 179. Repairing and refinishing Until 11 a. in., on Transportation, Room 509, No. 250 Hudson st.. Until 12 noon, on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1944 chairs, etc., P. S. 136, etc. Window shade in• Borough of Manhattan, N. Y. 13, at a cost of THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1944 For furnishing all necessary labor, equipment, stallations and repairs, P. S. 6, etc. Slate repairs, fifty (50) cents each. Contract No. 2419, for the paving of runways P. S. 59, etc. Shade repairs: P. S. 96, 190, etc.; tools, etc., for the demolition of the following Dated, September 5, 1944. A, B and C, at the Municipal Airport at Idlewild, P.S. 158, 96, etc. premises: BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION OF THE Borough of Queens, together with all work inci- Shops, plumbing materials. Borough of Brookyn: 231 Cook st., 233 Cook CITY OF NEW . YORK, by Jonn H. DELANEY. dental thereto, known as Contract No. 7. Borough of The Bronx st., 136 Dupont st. (rear), 132 Noll st., 176 Chairman; FRANK X. SULLIVAN, GEORGE KEEGAN. A set of plans, specifications and form of con- Wythe ave., 498 Wythe ave., 96 S. 4th st., 246 P. S. 14, replacement of radiators. Commissioners. tract may be obtained by personal application at P. S. 21, repairing masonry joints. N. 6th st. s14,25 WM. JEROME DALY, Secretary. s8,22 the office of Jay Downer, Engineer, Room 4304, P. S. 44, demonstration table installation. Until 11 a. m., on 30 Rockefeller plaza, Manhattan, N. Y. 20, upon P. S. 46, removal of plaster partition, etc.; point• THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1944 Sale of Surplus Used Equlpment-Univergal payment of $15 in cash as a deposit to guarantee ing up brickwork. For furnishing all necessary labor, equipment, Parts, Etc. the safe return thereof. In the event that only P. S. 48, boiler repairs, etc. tools, etc., for the demolition of the following specifications are desired, the deposit therefor F. S. 67, resurfacing slag roofs. premises: SEALED BIDS FOR THE SALE OF TWO (2) is $5. s9,21 P. S. 70, new grates, etc. Borough of Brooklyn: 373 Lexington ave.; 319 items of surplus used equipment parts consisting P. S. 78, pointing and waterproofing. of Universal joint parts and drive shafts for Clark Melrose st.; 341 Melrose st.: 9 Nova ct.; 441 DEPARTMENT OF HOSPITALS P. S. 82, new water heater. Rodney st.; 443 Rodney st.; 99 Sackett st. 11-2 trucks will be received by the Board of Trans- DeWitt Clinton High School, pipe railing, etc. s18,28 portation, 250 Hudson st., Manhattan, until 10 James Monroe Hiifh School, new wall ventilator a. rn., on Monday, September 25, 1944. Bid form PROPOSALS grille; new smoke pipe. no. 31966 may he obtained at Room 411. See &gelation on Last Page Samuel Gompers Vocational High School, clos- DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE s19,25 ing up arched opening. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY Theodore Roosevelt High School, repairs to fur• Confirmation of Assessments Sale of Ferrous Scrap, Electric Drills, rte. the Department of Hospitals, Room 626, 125 niture; service shelf installation. Worth st., Manhattan, N. Y. 13, as follows: William Howard Taft High School, boiler ma- NOTICES TO PROPERTY OWNERS SEALED BIDS FOR THE SALE OF THE sonry repairs. following will be received by the Board of Until 11 a. m., on Various Schools-Fly screens, Walton High IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 415(1)-11.0 Transportation, 250 Hudson st., Manhattan, N. Y. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1944 School, etc. Carpenter work, etc., P. S. 13, 78, of the Administrative Code for The City of New 13, until 10 a. m., on Thursday, September 21, For furnishing labor and material to repair the etc. Mason work, P. S. 23, 25, etc. Asphalt tile York, the Treasurer of The City of New York 1944: brick and refractory settings and auxiliary equip- repairs, etc., Walton High School, etc. Repairs hereby gives public notice to all persons, owners of For approximately 635 gross tons of ferrous ment of boilers No. 1 and No. 2, located in the to boilers, etc., P. S. 36, 70, etc. Grate repairs, property affected by the following assessments for scrap consisting of steel car wheels; miscellaneous Power House of City Hospital, Welfare Island, N, Y. etc., P. S. 82, 86, etc. Ash hoist repairs, etc., LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS in the BOROUGH iron and steel scrap; frogs and switch points; .11,21 P. S. 26, 43, etc. New stereopticon screens, etc., OF THE BRONX: open hearth steel (T) rail, etc. Bid form no. Blank forms P. S. 98, 105. RESTORING PAVEMENTS in front of the 31812 may be obtained at Room 411. and further information may be Borough of Brooklyn following premises: For 15 Duntley electric drills and 2 Duntley obtained upon application, in Room 627, 125 P. S. 6, repairs and painting. SECTION 9 electric grinders. Bid form no. 31813 may be Worth st., Manhattan, N. Y. 13, where plans and P. S. 73, removal of partitions, etc.; repairing, 1008 Brook ave., affecting Block 2386, Lot 13. obtained at Room 411. s11,21 specifications may be seen. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 THE CITY RECORD 3391

applications in the rating of training, or experience, See "General Examination Instructions," which following titles for a period of not less than one DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH or personal qualifications. is to be considered pagt of this notice. year and who have served continuously in the Except as otherwise specifically stated in adver- MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS. Department of Housing and Buildings for a period Amendment to Sanitary Code tisements, all preliminary training or other quali- SION. ESTHER BROMLEY, Acting President; FEE of not less than six months next preceding the fications required for the examination must be DINAND Q. MORTON and RUSSELL LORD TARBOX, date of the written text, and who are otherwise AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF completed on or before the date of application. Commissioners. eligible; Inspector of Carpentry and Masonry, Health of the Department of Health, held Sep- EDwIN C. Domino, Acting Secretary. s11,26 Grade 3; Inspector of Masonry Construction, was Training, experience and personal qualifications tember 12, 1944, the following resolution may be rated after it examination of the candi- Grade 3; Inspector of Masonry, Grade 3; Inspec- adopted: date's application and after an oral interview or PROMOTION TO CHIEF DIETITIAN tor of Masonry, Grade 2 and Junior Civil Engineer. Resolved, That Section 225 of the Sanitary Code such other inquiry or investigation as may be Duties: Under general direction to supervise in- of The City of New York be and it is hereby deemed necessary. This Examination is open only to employees of spections and to inspect buildings under construc- amended to read as follows: To be satisfactory, the experience prescribed, in Department of Hospital. tion, alteration or repair, fire escapes, signs, bill- Section 225. HEATING OF OCCUPIED addition to covering the period fixed herein, must boards and other structures to insure compliance BUILDINGS. also be of such a nature and quality as to warrant Salary: $2,041 to but not including $3,240 per with laws, ordinances and approved plans and speci- It shall be the duty of every person who shall the inference that the candidate is fit to perform annum with maintenance; $2,401 to but not in- fications; examine buildings damaged by fire or have contracted or undertaken, or shall be bound, the duties of this position. The initial experience cluding $3,600 per annum without maintenance. buildings to be moved; supervise the inspection or to heat, or to furnish heat for any building or rating, therefore, is not necessarily final. If hives- Applications: Issued and received from 9 a. m., inspect materials, workmanship and special condi- portion thereof, occupied as a home or place of ligation 012 inquiry discloses that the candidate's Sept. 11, to 4 p. m., Sept. 26, 1944. tions; direct the obtaining of samples of building residence of one or more persons, or as a business experience is not of the nature or quality desired Fee: $2. Fees are not refunded to persons who materials for testing; supervise the inspection and establishment-where one or more persons are em- then be may be either rested or failed in experi- are absent from examinations; refunds are made inspect theatres, hotels, hospitals, balls, amusement ployed, to heat, or to furnish heat for every occu- ence. Mere admission to the examination in any only to those candidates not permitted to take park structures and other places of assembly i as pied room in such building, or portion thereof, so examinations by the Commission teat thereof is not conclusive on the Commission as because they lack to conditions of safety; supervise the inspection that a Minimum temperature of sixty-eight (68) to the qualifications of any candidate. the necessary requirements. of safety conditions of fire escapes, stairs, floors, Vacancies: degrees Fahrenheit may be maintained therein at Admission to the examination or to any part of it, 1 at $3,000 per annum with mainte- fire walls and window-cleaning devices; issue con• all such times. Provided, however, that during conditionally or pending subsequent determination nance; 1 at $2,640 per annum with maintenance. demnation notices to owners of unsafe and illegal of Test: the present war emergency, it shall not be deemed of qualifications does not imply that the candidate Date The written examination will be structures; investigate complaints and assist in the tem- a violation of this section if a minimum pommies the minimum qualifications required for held Nov. 15, 1944. prosecution of cases of violations of the Building Eligibility Requirements: Open to all perma- perature of sixty-five (65) degrees Fahrenheit is the position or is entitled to a posing rating on the Code; keep records and / make reports; perform nent employees in the Department of Hospitals maintained at all such times. The provisions of experience part of the examination. if the experi- related work. this section shall not apply to buildings, or portions ence interview, held after the written or otherparts who have served in the title of Head Dietitian for Subjects and Weights: Record and seniority, a period of not less than one year and who have thereof, used and occupied for trades, businesses, of the examination, discloses that the candidate weight 50, 70% required; written, weight 25, 70% or occupations where high or low temperatures are lacks the requisite experience or education, he may served continuously in the Department of Hos. required; training, experience and personal qualifi- essential and unavoidable. be disqualified or given leas than a passing rating pitals for a period of not less than six months on cations, weight 25, 70% required; final average, the date of the written test, and who are other- For the purpose of this section, wherever a for experience. 70% required. wise eligible. In addition, candidates must be Applications by mail will be accepted if mailed building is heated by means of a furnace, boiler, Not more than four months of provisional em- graduates of a college approved by the University or other apparatus under the control of the owner, ployment in the position for which an examination and postmarked up to and including 12 midnight of the State of New York with a major in foods on the last day for the receipt of applications and agent, or lessee of such building, such owner, is held may be credited in the rating of experience. agent, or lessee, in the absence of a contract or Selective. Certification: At the request of a and nutrition or institutional management, or have received by the Commission not more than five the equivalent, and must have had at least S agreement to the contrary, shall be deemed to its own initiative, the days thereafter. department bead or upon years of progressively responsible administrative See "General Examination Instructions," which have contracted, undertaken, or bound himself or Commission may make selective certification of a experience of a character to equip them to perform Is to be considered part of this notice. herself to furnish heat in accordance with the list resulting from any exasiination to similar or the duties of the positions; or a satisfactory MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS- provisions of this section. related positions which require additional or special The term "at all such times" as used in this equivalent. Two years' of experience as a dietitian SION. ESTHER BROMLEY, Acting President; FEE- qualifications not tested specifically by the examina- in an approved hospital will be accepted in lieu DINAND Q. Motrou and RUSSELL LORD TARBOX, section, unless otherwise provided by a contract or tion. Such selective certification, except where of a college degree. Commissioners. agreement, shall include the time between the made on the basis of age or additional or special Duties: To be in complete charge of a dietary EDWIN C. Damns, Acting Secretary. 511,26 hours of 6 a. in. and 10 p. m. in a building, or physical or medical qualifications, will be made portion thereof, occupied as a home or place of service in a hospital, such as Bellevue or Kings anly upon due notice to all eligibles affected on County; direct and plan the work of the staff, residence, of each day whenever the outer or street PROMOTION TO SENIOR ACTUARY this list, and only to obtain eligibles who possess such as preparation of food estimates and requisi- temperature shall fall below fifty-five (55) degrees such special qualifications or abilities as can be Fahrenheit, and during the usual working hours tions, maintenance and control of cost and of food evidenced by experience record, or by the possession quantity consumption, as well as menu planning. This examination Is open to employees of established and maintained in a building, or por- 7f a license, or by the possession of specified para- New York City Employees' Retirement System, tion thereof, occupied as a business establishment, special diets, nutrition programs, student dietitian phernalia, equipment or facilities or the passing of a courses, etc.; perform related work. Teachers' Retirement System and Board of each day whenever the outer or street tempera- of qualified test. Eligibles who pass a non-competitive Subjects and Weights: Record and seniority, Transportation. ture shall fall below fifty (50) degrees Fahren- test adminietered by the Commission to ascertain weight 50, 70% required; written, weight 15. heit. the possession of such special qualifications will be 70% required; training, experience and personal Salary: $3,000 per annum and over. The term "contract" as used in this section shall certified to such similar or related positions in the be taken to mean and include a written or verbal qualifications, weight 35, 70% required; final Applications: Issued and received from 9 a. m., order of their standing on the original list. average, 70% required. contract. General Medical and Phydeal Standards: Sept. 11, to 4 p. m., Sept. 26, 1944. Applications by mail will be accepted if mailed Fee: $2. Fees are not refunded to persons who A true copy. No disease, injury or abnormality that tends to and postmarked up to and including 12 midnight are absent from examinations; refunds are made MATTHEW A. BYRNE, Secretary. impair health or usefulness. Other medical and on the last day for the receipt of applications and only to those candidates not permitted to take Filed with the City Clerk on September 16, physical standards may specifically required. be received by the Commission not more than five examinations by the Commission because they lack 1944. s19 EXAMINE WITH EXTREME CARE THE days thereafter. the necessary requirements. PRELIMINARY REQUIREMENTS PRE See "General Examination Instructions," which Vacancies: One expected. SCRIBED. is to be considered part of this notice. Date of Test: The written examination will be MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE Appointments: In the case of graded positions, MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS- held Oct. 24, 1944. appointments are usually made at the minimum COMMISSION SION. ESTHER BROMLEY, Acting President; Fri Eligibility Requirements: Open to all perma- salary of the grade. The eligible list may be used DINAND Q. MORTON and RUSSELL LORD TARBOX. nent employees in the New York City Employees' for appropriate positions in lower grades. In the NOTICES OF EXAMINATIONS Commissioners. Retirement System, the Teachers' Retirement Sys- case of ungraded positions, appointments are usually EDWIN C. DOBBINS, Acting Secretary. s11,26 tem and the Board of Transportation who have made at the salary advertised but subject to final General limandnation Instroctions served continuously in the title of Actuary for a determination of the Budget Director. In the case PROMOTION TO FOREMAN OF period of not less than one year and who have of per diem positions, the salary advertised is the MAINTENANCE PAINTER8 served continuously in the department in which one presently paid. Note: These instructions are to be considered presently employed for a period of not less than Promotion Examinations: The rules of the u part of the advertised requirements unless spe- AMENDED NOTICE six months next preceding the date of the written Municipal Civil Service Commission provide that cific exception is made. test, and who are otherwise eligible. in determining eligibility for promotion, the titles Candidates who filed applications Age and Sex: All examinations are open to both in July, 1944, Duties: To supervise one of the two divisions of positions and the duties which are naturally and need not file again but may, if they wish, make men and women of all ages unless advertisement of the Office of the Actuary or act as assistant properly attached thereto shall be considered. Duties additions or amendments thereto. states otherwise. to the Chief Actuary; direct actuarial employees of which have been performed not in accordance with ationship sad Residence: At the date of the performance of the following the title, or alleged personal qualifications, shall This Examination is open only to employees of lower grade in filing applications--Candidates must be citizens of functions: calculation of retirement allowances and not be considered in determining eligibility. New York City Rousing Authority the United States and residents of the State of reserves of City employees at the time of retire- Any employee serving under a title, not men- New York. The foregoing provision regarding ment, annual valuation of assets and liabilities of tioned in the eligibility requirements, but which he Salary: This list will be used to fill vacancies residence does not apply to candidates for license the various funds, on an actuarial basis, making believes falls within the provisions of the above as Foreman of Maintenance Painters at $55 examinations, except u provided in the notice for a mortality studies, preparation of new tables for rule, may file an application and an appeal to week (plus a cost-of-living bonus of $4.61) subject a particular examination under the heading "Re. use in calculation of rates and reserves; review compete in the examination during the period stated to departmental budget, and also vacancies as As- quirements." in cases presenting unusual in the advertisement. No appeals will be received sistant Foreman of Maintenance Painters at $48 or perform calculations At the time of appointment—Candidates mum problems; perform related work. after 4 p. m. on the closing date for the receipt (plus a cost-of-living bonus of $2.30), $50 (plus comply with that section of the Administrative Subjects and Weights: Record and seniority, of applications. a cost-of-living bonus of $4.61), and $52.50 a Code which provides that any office or position. 70% required; written, weight All persons on the preferred list for titles in- week (plus a cost-of-living bonus of $4.61), sub- weight 50, SO, compensation for which is payable solely or in part average, 70% required. cluded under eligibility requirements are likewise ject to departmental budget. 70% required; final from the funds of this City, shall be filed only by Applications by mail will be accepted if mailed eligible to participate in this examination. Applications: Issued and received from 9 a. m., a person who is a bona fide resident and dweller and postmarked up to and including 12 midnight THERE WILL BE NO DEVIATION FROM Sept. 11, to 4 p. in., Sept. 26, 1944. of the City for at least three years immediately on the last day for the receipt of applications and THIS PROCEDURE. Fee: $2. Fees are not refunded to persons who preceding appointment. (This provision does not received by the Commission not more than five apply to the following departments: Board of are absent from examinations; refunds are made only to those candidates not permitted to take days thereafter. Transportation; Board of Water Supply; New PROMOTION TO ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR, See "General Examination Instructions," which examinations by the Commission because they lack York City Housing Authority; Municipal Civil BUREAU OF CHILD WELFARE, is to be considered part of this notice. Service Commission; Triborough Bridge Authority: DEPARTMENT OF WELFARE the necessary requirements. Vacancies: MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS. New York City Tunnel Authority; Board of Edu Four. Date of Test: SION. ESTHER BROMLEY, Acting President; Fri cation; Board of Higher Education.) The written examination will be This Examination is open only to employees of held Oct. 18, 1944. DINAND Q. MORTON and RUSSELL LORD TARBOX, Applications for examinationa must be filed on Commissioners. Department of Welfare Eligibility Requirements: Open to all perma- forms furnished by the Commission at its Applica- EDWIN C. DOBBINS, Acting Secretary. .11,26 tion Bureau, 96 Duane at., Manhattan, N. Y. 7. nent employees of the New York City Housing Salary: $2,101 to but not including $2,700 per Authority who have served continuously in the The Application Bureau is open for business on PROMOTION TO TRACTOR OPERATOR weekdays and Saturdays from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. annum. title of Maintenance Painter for a period of not Application blanks are also mailed on request, pro- Applications: Issued and received from 9 a. in., less than one year and who have served continu- ously in vided that a self-addressed 9-inch envelope stamped Sept. 11, to 4 p. in., Sept. 26, 1944. the New York City Housing Authority AMENDED NOTICE six cents for return. is enclosed. Fee: $2. Fees are not refunded to persons who for a period of not less than six months next Filing: Unless otherwise specified, applications are absent from examinations; refunds are made preceding the date of the written test, and who are otherwise eligible. Candidates who filed applications in July, 1944, may be filed either in person or through the mails. only to those candidates not permitted to take need not file again but may, if they wish, make Duties: Under Applications submitted through the mails must be examinations by the Commission because they lack general supervision to be in additions or amendments thereto. stamped at the rate of three cents an ounce . the necessary requirements. charge of a group of painters and helpers engaged Vacancies: in the painting of interiors and exteriors of, prop. Applicaticins mailed to the Commission with insuffi- 5 (app.). This Examination is open only to employees of Date of Test: erties operated by the New York City Housing cient postage will be rejected. Applications sub- The written examination will be Department of Sanitation mitted through the mails must be accompanied by held Nov. 14, 1944. Authority; perform and direct the work of Pre- a certified check or money order in the amount of Eligibility Requirements: Open to all perma. paring surfaces to be painted or otherwise treated: mix and apply all paints and painting materials: the fee, and must be postmarked on the envelope nent employees in the Department of Welfare who Salary: Prevailing rate. Presently paid $2,740 matchcolors ; care for all tools and not later than 12 midnight on the last day for filing. meet the following requirements and who are equipment. per annum. supervise and set scaffolds on both interiors Such application must also be received not more than otherwise eligible: (1) they must have served and Applications: Issued and received from 9 a. in., exteriors in a safe and workmanlike manner it five days thereafter, unless eligibility in the adver- continuously in the title of Social Investigator or Sept. 11, to 4 p. m., Sept. 26, 1944. accord with all laws governing same; keep rec tisement is nation-wide. The official notice to appear Medical Social Worker, Grade 1, for a period of Fee: $2. Fees are not refunded to persons who ords: perform related work. are absent from examinations; refunds are made for the examination is also the receipt for the pay not less than one year and who have served con• Subjects and Weights: tinuously in the Department of Welfare for a Record and seniority. only to those candidates not permitted to take ment of the fee. Applicants are cautioned not to weight 50. 70% required; written, weight 20. send cash through the mails. Mailed applications period of not less than six months next preceding examinations by the Commission because they lack 70% reouired; practical oral. weight 30, 70% re the date of the written test; (2) at the necessary requirements . must have the position applied for noted on th( the final date wired: final average, 70% required. ,f filing of application, they must have had Vacancies: Several anticipated. lower left hand corner of the envelope, and the not Applications by mail will be accepted if mailed return address noted in the upper left hand corner less than one year of full time paid experience Date of Test: The practical test will be held within the last ten years in social case work in and postmarked up to and including 12 midnight Nov. 8, 1944. Special envelopes designed to meet these re-quire- on the last day for the receipt of applications and ments may be obtained at the time the application the child welfare field with a public or private Eligibility Requirements: Open to all perma- child-caring received by the Commission not more than five nent employees in the Department of Sanitation is requested. agency adhering to aceptable stand- days thereafter. ards. This experience may have been obtained who have served continuously in the titles of Sani- Applications submitted in person must be filed See "General Examination Instructions," which during the normal hours of business of the Applies- concurrently with the one year of service required tation Man, Class B, Sanitation Man, Class C, under (1) above. is to be considered part of this notice, Auto Engineman and Laborer for a period of not tlon Bureau noted above. In such cases, the fee MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS- Requirements for Appointment: Candidates less than one year and who have served continu- must be paid at the time of filing by cash, check or SION. ESTHER BROMLEY, Acting President; whose names appear on the list but who do not FER ously in the Department of Sanitation for a money order. DINAND Q. MORTON and RUSSELL LORD TARBOX. meet the requirements of the New York State period of not less than six months next preceding Change of Address: Candidates for examination Commissioners . Department of Social Welfare for this position the date of the practical test, and who hold a valid and eligibles on the lists must notify the Commis EDWIN C. DOBBINS, Acting Secretary. s11,26 sion promptly of all changes of address between will not he certified until such time as they meet chauffeur's or operator's license at the time of these requirements. A copy of certification, and who the time of filing the application and appointment these requirements PROMOTION TO INSPECTOR OF CARPEN- are otherwise eligible. Sani- is available at the offices of to a permanent position from the list. Failure tr the Department of TRY AND MASONRY, GRADE 4 tation Men who accept permanent appointment as do so may disqualify them on any part or parts of Welfare. Such candidates should notify the Mu- Tractor Operators are transferred out of the Uni- .ticinal Civil Service Commission as soon as they the examination which have not already been held AMENDED NOTICE formed Sanitation Force, Part 10, into the Skilled Refunds: There is no fee charged for the applies meet these requirements. Craftsman and Operative Service, Part 38, and Duties: To supervise a lion. Candidates in open competitive examinations group of social investi- are no longer eligible for promotion to positions applications whose applications are rejected will receive a refund gators working for the welfare of children and Candidates who filed in July, 1944. in Part 10. need not file mast but may, if of their fee from the Comptroller's Office one month unmarried mothers who need care at public ex- they wish, make Duties: To operate Diesel propelled tractors on pense away from their own homes in additions or amendments thereto. after receipt of their notice of rejection, in promo- foster homes land fills on Riker's Island and other fill-in tion examinations one month after the examination or in institutions; help families care for their projects under the jurisdiction of the Department This Examination is open only to employees of is held. No fees will be refunded to candidates children so that foster care will not be necessary of Sanitation, and to make minor and emergency and to help families to resume as quickly as possible Department of Housing and Buildings who fail to appear for examinations for which they repairs on tractors. the care of children who have been are qualified or who fail to pass in any part of such away from Subjects and Weights: Record and seniority, Salary: $3,000 per annum and over. examinations. their homes; perform related work. The exami- weight 50, 70% required; practical, weight 50, nation may cover such subjects as child welfare: Applications: Issued and received from 9 a. m., Pass Msrks: Unless otherwise specified, the 70% required; final average, 70% required. nublic assistance; social work and related fields: Sent. 11, to 4 p. in., Sept. 26, 1944. pass marks on each test is fixed in accordance with Applications by mail will he accepted if mailed supervision, training and evaluation of staff ; sta- Fee: $2. Fees are not refunded to persons who the needs of the service. and postmarked up to and including 12 midnight tistical control, community resources. are absent from examinations; refunds are made Caution: The Commission cannot assume any on the last day for the receipt of applications and Subjects and Weights: Record and seniority, only to those candidates not permitted to take responsibility for the non-delivery of applications received by the Commission not more than five weight 50, 70% required; written, weight 25, examinations by the Commission because they lack requested through the mails. nor for the loss of any days thereafter. 70% required; education, experience and personal the necessary requirements. cash submitted with such applications. See "General Examination Instructions," which qualifications, weight 25, 70% required. Vacancies: Occur from time to time. Notarisation: All applications must be notarized is to be considered part of this notice. Applications by mail will be accepted if mailed Date of Test: The written examination will be except in the case of promotion examinations. MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS- and postmarked up to and including 12 midnight held Oct. 26. 1944. SION. Unless otherwise spaified, no supplementary ESTHER BROMLEY, Acting President; FER- on the last day for the receipt of applications and Eligibility Requirements: Open to all perma- DINAND Q. MORTON and statements of any kind will be accepted from can- RUSSELL LORD TARBOX, received by the Commission not more than five nent employees in the Department of Housing and Commissioners. didates after the filing date for the receipt of days thereafter. Buildings who have served continuously in the EDWIN C. DOBBINS, Acting Secretary. s11,26 3392 THE CITY RECORD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944

BOARD OF ESTIMATE Whereas, The total estimated cost of the improve- QUEENS-NASSAU TRANSIT LINES, INC. yard, thence along Parsons boulevard to Jamaica ment is the sum of $5,500, the total estimated avenue. thence along Jamaica avenue to 153d Notices of Public Hearings expenses are the sum of $700,. and the assessed Proposed Form of Contract street; 'thence along 153d street to Hillside avenue; valuation of the property deemed benefited thereby thence along Hillside avenue to Parsons boulevard; as shown by the tax rolls of the Borough of This contract, made and executed in duplicate also along 40th road between Main street and PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT MATTERS this day of Queens for the fiscal year 1943-1944 is the sum and Prince street; also along Prince street between between The City of New York (hereinaf of $86,000; ter r 40th road and Roosevelt avenue; also along Roose- ferred to as "the City") by the Mayor of the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE Resolved, That the Board of Estimate, pursuant velt avenue between Prince street and Main street; City (hereinafter referred to u "the Mayor"), Board of Estimate at its meeting held on Thurs- to the provisions of Section 300 of the New York also along Parsons boulevard from Grand Central acting for and in the name of the City, day, August 17, 1944 (Cal. No. 11-C), adopted the City Charter, consider the said authorization and under and parkway to Goethals avenue; and also along in pursuance of the authority of the Board of following resolution: apportionment of cost, Aguilar avenue from Parsons boulevard to Kissena Estimate of the City (hereinafter referred to Whereas, The Board of Estimate is considering By placing one-third of the cost of constructing as boulevard. "the Board"), party of the first part, and Queens. the advisability of authorizing the regulating, grad- the basin manholes upon The City of New York, Nassau Transit Lines, Inc., a corporation organ. Route Q-67A--Calvary Cemetery (Temporary ing, curbing, Bagging and paving with permanent the City's share to payable with the taxes ol be ized and existing under and by virtue of the laws Route)-7.03 Miles. asphalt of West street from Gravesend Neck road the City the first fiscal year next succeeding the of the State of New York (hereinafter referred Beginning at the intersection of Metropolitan to Avenue W, together with all work incidental confirmation of the assessment, and by assessing to as "the Company"), party of the second part, avenue and 65th street; thence along 65th street thereto, in the Borough of Brooklyn, the prelim- the remainder of the entire cost upon the property witneaseth: to Admiral avenue; thence along Admiral avenue inary authorization for the improvement having deemed to be benefited by the improvement as Whereas, By contract dated January 26, 1937, to 65th lane; thence along 65th Me to MetroPolitan been granted by resolution adopted on August 17, shown upon a map bearing the signature of the the City granted to the Company the franchise, avenue; thence along Metropolitan avenue to 69th 1944 (Cal. No. 11-B), and of apportioning the Secretary of the Board of Estimate and dated right and consent to maintain and operate omni- street (Juniper avenue); thence along 69th street March 25, 1942; cost thereof; buses for the transportation of persons for hire on (Juniper avenue) to and across Grand avenue to Whereas, The total estimated cost of the improve- Resolved, That the Board consider the proposed certain routes in the Borough of Queens, all as Borden avenue (Midtown highway); thence along ment is the sum of $14,000, the total estimated action at a meeting of the Board to be held in more particularly described in Article II, Section Borden avenue (Midtown highway) to Hamilton expenses' are the sum of $1,100, and the assessed the City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City of 2, of said contract of January 26, 1937; and place; thence along Hamilton place to 65th place; valuation of the property deemed benefited thereby New York, on Thursday, September 21, 1944, at Whereas, By contract dated February 11, 1937, thence along 65th place to 53d drive; thence along as shown by the tax rolls of the Borough of 2.30 p. m., and that at the same time and place a said contract dated January 26, 1937, was amended 53d drive to Maurice avenue; thence along Maurice Brooklyn for the final year 1943.1944 is the sum public hearing thereon will then and there be had; by modifying Article H, Section 2, so as to change avenue to Newtown avenue (64th avenue); thence of $130,200; Resolved, That the Secretary of the Board cause the description of Route Q-65; and along Newtown avenue (54th avenue) to Borden Resolved, That the Board of Estimate, pursuant this resolution and a notice to all persons affected .. Whereas, By contract dated May 25, 1940, said avenue (Midtown highway); thence along Borden to the provisions of Section 300 of the New York thereby to be published in THE CITY RECORD at contract dated January 26, 1937, was further avenue (Midtown highway) to and across 29th City Charter, consider the said authorization and least ten (10) days prior to Thursday, September amended by modifying Article II, Section 2, by street to Borden avenue; thence along Borden apportionment of cost, 21, 1944. changing the descriptions of Routes Q.25 and avenue (Midtown highway) to 27th street; thence By assessing the entire cost of the improvement Dated, New York, September 8, 1944. Q-65; and along 27th street to 49th avenue; thence along upon the property deemed to be benefited by the ISAAC EICHHOLZ, Acting Secretary, Board 49th avenue to 21st street; thence along 21st street improvement as shown upon a map bearing the Whereas, By petition dated June 21, 1944, the of Estimate, Municipal Building, Manhattan, Company has applied to the Board for a further to Bridge Plaza South; thence along Bridge Plaza signature of the Secretary of the Board of Esti- N. Y. 7. Telephone, WO rth 2-4560. s8,19 amendment of said contract dated January 26, South to 28th street; thence along 28th 'street to mate and dated December 11, 1940; 1937, as amended by contracts dated ebruary 11, Hunter street; thence along Hunter street to 44th Resolved, That the Board consider the proposed 1937 and May 25, 1940, so as to permit certain drive; thence along 44th drive to 21st street; action at a meeting of the Board to be held in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE additions and deletions to Routes Q-25 and Q-67A also along Metropolitan avenue from 65th street the City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City of Board of Estimate at its meeting held on Thurs- (Temporary Route); and to 65th lane; also along 48th street from Borden New York, on Thur ay, September 21, 1944, at day, August 17, 1944 (Cal. No. 58), adopted the sd Whereas, Chapter 14 of the New York City avenue (Midtown highway) to Laurel Hill boule- 2.30 p. tn., and that at the same time and place a following resolution: Charter provides for the manner and procedure vard; also along Laurel Hill boulevard from 48th public hearing thereon will then and there be had;- Resolved, That the Board of Estimate consider street to and across 43d street to Borden avenue Resolved, That the Secretary of the Board cause the advisability of reapportioning the entire cost of making such grants; and Whereas, Pursuant to such chapter, the Board (Midtown highway); also along Clinton avenue this resolution and a notice to all persons affected of the proceeding' authorized by the Board by adopted a resolution on July 20, 1944, fixing the from Borden avenue (Midtown highway) to 68th thereby to be published in THE CITY RECORD at resolution adopted on November 16, 1938 (Cal. date for public hearing on said petition as August street; also along 68th street from Clinton avenue least ten (10) days prior to Thursday, September No. 1), and amended on May 16, 1940 (Cal. No. 17, 1944, at which citizens were entitled to appear to Perry avenue; also along Perry avenue from 21, 1944. 8), for the removal of the Sixth Avenue Elevated and 68th street to Borden avenue (Midtown highway). Dated, Ne* York, September 8, 1944. railroad structure in Trinity place, Church street, be heard and publication of said petition and ISAAC EICHHOLZ, Acting Secretary, Board Murray street, West Broadway, West 3d street, of the notice of public hearing thereon, was had Section 2. Article VII of the contract dated for at least two (2) days in two newspapers desig- January 26, 1937, as amended, is hereby further of Estimate, Municipal Building, Manhattan, 6th avenue and West 53d street between Morris nated by the Mayor and in Tag CITY RECOED amended so that Section 26 shall read as follows: N. Y. 7. Telephone, WO rth 2-4560. s8,19 street and 9th avenue, Borough of Manhattan, pursuant to the provisions of Section 303 of the for ten (10) days immediately prior to the date Section 26. The Company agrees to keep on NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE New . York City Charter, by having one-half of of hearing, and said hearing was duly held and sale at elementary and high schools, monthly com- Board of Estimate at its meeting held on Thurs- the assessments levied against each of the benefit closed on said date; and mutation tickets for one dollar ($1) each, entitling Whereas, The Board has made inquiry as to school children, on school days, to one continuous day, August 17, 1944 (Cal. No. 12), adopted the parcels as set forth in the final decree in said the money value of the franchise or right applied ride to or from school over any authorized route following resolution: proceeding entered in the office of the Clerk of for and proposed to be granted to the Company or zoned portion thereof, including transfers, sub- Whereas, The Board of Estimate is considering the County of New York on January 6, 1944, and the adequacy of the compensation proposed to ject to reasonable regulations governing their is- the advisability of authorizing the regulating, grad. remain a lien and charge against each of said be paid therefor; and ing, curbing, recurbing, laying sidewalks, relaying benefit parcels; by placing one-half of the said suance and use. The Company shall print, supply Whereas, The Board did embody the result of sidewalks, removing and replacing trees, where assessments levied against each of said benefit and sell to the City or any of its agencies, the such inquiry in the contract and has caused this necessary, together with all other work incidental parcels as set forth in the said final decree upon Board of Education or any school, communtation contract to be spread upon the minutes of the tickets for the transportation of school children thereto, in Troon road from Hadden stteet to the Borough of Manhattan, to be levied and col- Board on August 17, 1944, together with the pro- at the aforesaid commutation rate of fare. 188th street, Third Ward, in the Borough of lected with the taxes of such borough in five (5) posed resolution for the grant thereof and did fix Children under the age of five (5) years not Queens, the preliminary authorization for the im- annual installments, and by having the balance the 21st day of September, 1944, for a public hear- occuying a seat, accompanied by a person paying provement having been granted by resolution of said cost of said proceeding remain a lien and ing thereon at which citizens should be entitled to full fare, shall be permitted to ride free. The adopted on October 8, 1942 (Cal. No. 51), and charge against the Borough of Manhattan and appear and be heard; and Company shall carry on its omnibuses, free of of apportioning the cost thereof; The City of New York as set forth in said final Whereas, Prior to said hearing, notice thereof charge, members of the Police and Fire Depart- Whereas, The total estimated cost of the improve. decree; such reapportionment of cost not to be- and the proposed contract and proposed resolution ments of the City when in full uniform and on ment is the sum of $3,700, the total estimated come effective for any purpose whatsoever unless of consent thereto, in full, were published for at duty, provided not more than two (2) such uni- expenses are the sum of $600, and the assessed all the attorneys for all appellants who have least fifteen (15) days (except Sundays and legal formed employees need be carried at any one valuation of the property deemed to be benefited appealed from said final decree entered on Janu- holidays) immediately prior thereto in Tna Can time on any one omnibus. thereby as shown by the tax rolls of the Borough ary 6, 1944, execute and deliver a stipulation of RECORD and a notice of such hearing, together with Section 3. The Company shall make application of Queens for the fiscal year 1943.1944 is the discontinuance and withdrawal without costs, of the place where copies of the proposed contract to the Public Service Commission for the neces- sum of $17,700; the pending appeal, and consent to the entry of and resolution of consent thereto might be obtained sary approval and authority, as required by law, Resolved, That the Board of Estimate, pursuant an order thereon; by all those interested therein, was published at with respect to said substituted descriptions of Resolved, That the Board of Estimate consider the to the provisions of Section 300 of the New York least twice at the expense of the proposed grantee Routes Q-25 and Q-67A (Temporary Route), City Charter, consider the said authorization and proposed action at a meeting of the board to be held in the two newspapers in which the petition and within thirty (30) days from the date on which in the City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City of apportionment of cost, notice of hearing thereon was published, and said this contract is signed by the Mayor or within By assessing the entire cost of the improvement New York, on Thursday, September 21, 1944, at hearing was duly held and closed on said day. such further time as other- upon the property deemed to be benefited by the 2.30 .p. m., and that at the same time and place a the Board may allow; Now, therefore, witnesseth: wise the rights hereby granted with respect to said public hearing thereon will then and there be had; improvement as shown upon a map bearing the In consideration of the mutual covenants and substituted descriptions of routes shall Resolved, That the Secretary of the Board cause cease and signature of the Secretary of the Board of Esti- agreements 'herein contained, the parties hereto do determine. this resolution and a notice to all persons affected mate and dated September 22, 1942; hereby covenant and agree with each other as In the event that the Public Service Commis- Resolved, That the Board consider the proposed thereby to be published in THE CITY RECORD at follows: :don fails to grant the necessary approval and action at a meeting of the Board to be held in least ten (10) days prior to Thursday, September 21, 1944. Section 1. Article II, Section 2. of aid con- authority with respect to any of said substituted the City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City of tract dated January 26, 1937, u amended by con- descriptions of Routes Q-25 and Q-67A (Tempo- Dated, New York, September 8, 1944. New York, on Thursday, September 21, 1944, at tracts dated February 11, 1937 and May 25, 1940, rary Route), or to any portien of any substituted 2.30 p. In., and that at the same time and place a ISAAC EICHHOLZ, Acting Secretary, Board is hereby further amended by adding and deleting description of routes within six (6) months from public hearing thereon will then and there be had: of Estimate, Municipal Building, Manhattan, the following streets and avenues: the date upon which this contract is signed by the Resolved, That the Secretary of the Board cause N. Y. 7. Telephone, WO rth 2.4560. 18,19 Additions: Mayor or within such further time as may be this resolution and a notice to all persons affected Route Q-25 - Flushing-Jamaica (via Parsons authorized by resolution adopted by the Board, thereby to ibe published in THE CITY RECORD at FRANCHISE MATTERS Boulevard) the rights herein granted with respect to any of least ten (10) days prior to Thursday, September along Kissena road from Aguilar avenue to said substituted descriptions of routes or portions 21, 1944. Parsons boulevard. of any substituted descriptions of routes to which Dated, New York, September 8, 1944. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PUR- Route Q-67A (Temporary Route) - Calvary the Public Service Commission shall fail to ISAAC EICHHOLZ, Acting Secretary, Board suant to law at a meeting of the Board of Esti- Cemetery such approval and authority, shall cease anddes of Estimate, Municipal Building, Manhattan. mate held August 17, 1944. along 69th street from Juniper avenue (69th termine and the rights and obligations of said s8,19 N. Y. 7. Telephone, WO rth 2-4560. The following resolutions were adopted: street) and Caldwell avenue to and across contract of January 26, 1937, as amended by said Whereas, By contract dated January 26, 1937, Grand avenue to Borden avenue (Midtown contracts of February 11, 1937, and May 25, 1940, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE as amended by contracts dated February 11, 1937. highway). as to such amended routes or portions for which Board of Estimate at its meeting held on Thurs- and May 25, 1940, The City of New York granted also along Borden avenue (Midtown highway) the Public Service Commission has given its day, August 17, 1944 (Cal. No. 13-C), adopted the the Queens-Nassau Transit Lines, Inc., the fran- from Grand avenue to Hamilton place. approval shall remain unaffected by this contract following resolution: chise, right and consent to maintain and operate also along Hamilton place from Borden avenue except, as to the portions of substituted descrip- Whereas, The Board of Estimate is considering omnibuses for the transportation of persons for (Midtown highway) to 65th place (Hyatt tions of routes for which the Commission grants the advisability of authorizing the regulating, grad- hire on certain routes in the Borough of Queens, avenue). the necessary approval and authority. ing, curbing, recurbing, laying sidewalks, relaying all as more particularly described in Article II, also along 27th street from Borden avenue to Section 4. The Company shall commence opera- sidewalks, removing and replacing trees, construct Section 2, of said contract of January 26, 1937, as 49th avenue. tion over said substituted descriptions of Route. ing receiving basins, where necessary, together amended.; and also along 49th avenue from 27th street to Q.25 and Q-67A (Temporary Route), or any poi. with all other work incidental thereto, in 160th Whereas, Queens-Nassau Transit Lines, Inc., 25th street. bon or portions of said substituted descriptions of street from 109th avenue to 111th avenue. Fourth has, by a petition dated June 21, 1944, made appli. also along Borden avenue (Midtown highway) routes for which the Public Service Commission Ward, in the Borough of Queens, the preliminary cation to this Board for additions and deletions to from 58th street to and across 29th street grants the necessary approval and authority, within authorization for the improvement having been routes Q-25 and Q-67A (Temporary Route) in the to Borden avenue. thirty (30) days after the date of the order of granted by resolution adopted on August 17, 1944 Borough of Queens; and also along 48th street from Borden avenue the Commission granting such approval and au. (Cal. No. 13-B), and of apportioning the cost Whereas, Chapter 14 of the New York City (MidtownMridtown highway) to Laurel Hill boule- thority. In the event that the Company shall, thereof; Charter provides for the manner and procedure vard. within said time, fail to commence operation over Whereas, The total estimated cost of the improve. of making such grants; and also along Laurel Hill boulevard from 48th the said substituted descriptions of routes, or ment is the sum of $9,800, the total estimated Whereas, Pursuant to such chapter, this Board street to and across 43d street to Borden portions of said routes, the Board may, by resoln• expenses are the sum of $1,300, and the assessed adopted a resolution on July 20, 1944, fixing the avenue (Midtown highway). tion and upon thirty (30) days' notice, cancel this valuation of the property deemed benefited thereby date for public hearing on said petition as August also along Clinton avenue from Borden avenue contract as to such substituted descriptions of as shown by the tax rolls of the Borough of 17, 1944, at which citizens were entitled to appear (Midtown highway) to 68th street. routes, which the Company shall fail so to operate, Queens for the fiscal year 1943-1944 is the sum and be heard and publication of said petition and also along 68th street from Clinton avenue to whereupon the franchise hereby granted for suck of $68,000; of notice of public hearing thereon was had for at Perry avenue. substituted descriptions of Routes Q-25 and 9.67A Resolved, That the Board of Estimate, pursuant least two (2) days in the "Long Island Press" also along Perry avenue from 68th street to (Temporary Route) shall cease and determine. to the provisions of Section 300 of the New York and the "Queens Evening News," newspapers Borden avenue (Midtown highway). Section 5. Nothing in this contract shall be City Charter, consider the said authorization and designated by the Mayor, and in THE CITY Racoon -which are hereinafter sometimes called "addi deemed to affect in any manner the right of the apportionment of cost, for ten (10) days immediately prior to the date of tional streets," and City to grant to any other corporation, or person, By assessing the entire cost of the improvement hearing, and said hearing was duly held and closed Deletions: a similar right and privilege upon the same or upon the property deemed to be benefited by the on said day; and Route Q-25 - Flushing-Jamaica (via Parsons other terms and conditions over the streets and improvement as shown upon a map bearing the Whereas, This Board has made inquiry as to Boulevard) avenues hereinabove described or over any other signature of the Secretary of the Board of Esti- the money value of the franchise or right applied along 88th avenue, from 153d street to the streets and avenues. The Company hereby agrees mate and dated December 26, 1940; for and proposed to be granted to Queens-Nassau private right-of-way situated approximately not to offer any opposition before the Public Ser- Resolved, That the Board consider the proposed Transit Lines, Inc., and the adequacy of the coin 340 feet from the intersection of 88th ave- vice Commission to the granting of a certificate of action at a meeting of the Board to be held in pensation proposed to be paid therefor; now, there- nue and 153d street convenience and necessity and of permission and the City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City of fore, be it Route Q-67A - Calvary Cemetery (Temporary approval by said Public Service Commission to New York, on Thursday, September 21, 1944, at Resolved, That the following form of resolution Route) any corporation or person to which the City has 2.30 p. m., and that at the same time and place a for the consent or right applied for by the Queens• along Brown place from 69th street (Juniper granted a franchise or may hereafter grant a fran- public hearing thereon will then and there be had; Nassau Transit Lines, Inc., containing the form of avenue) to and across Grand avenue to 68th chise to operate on the "additional streets." Should Resolved, That the Secretary of the Board cause proposed contract for the grant of such franchise street the Company, through its officers, representatives, this resolution and a notice to all persons affected or right be hereby introduced and entered in the also along 68th street from Grand avenue to counsel or other interested party, offer such opposi- thereby to be published in THE CITY RECORD at minutes of this Board, as follows, to wit: - Perry avenue. tion before the Public Service Commission, such least ten (10) days prior to Thursday, September Resolved, That the Board of Estimate of The also along Perry avenue from 68th street to action shall constitute a default under this con- 21, 1944. City of New York, hereby grants to Queens- Hamilton avenue. tract and shall entitle the City to cancel this con• Dated, New York, September 8, 1944. Nassau Transit Lines, Inc., the franchise, right also along Hamilton avenue to Grand avenue tract and terminate the franchise, right and con- ISAAC EICHHOLZ, Acting Secretary, Board and consent fully set out and described in the to Borden avenue. sent herein granted. of Estimate, Municipal Building, Manhattan, following form of proposed contract for the grant also along Grand avenue from Hamilton ave- Section 6. It is mutually understood and agreed N, Y. 7. Telephone, WO rth 2-4560. s8,19 thereof, embodying all of the terms and condi- nue to Brown place. that, except as, expressly provided herein, nothing tions, including the provisions as to rates and also along Borden avenue from 27th street to in this contractntained co shall be deemed to affect NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE Charges upon and subject to the terms and condi- 25th street. in any manner the provisions of the contract en- Board of Estimate at its meeting held on Thurs- tions in said proposed form of contract contained, also along 25th street from Borden avenue to tered into between the City and the Company, day, August 17, 1944 (Cal. No. 14-C), adopted the and that the Mayor of The City of New York 49th avenue. dated January 26, 1937, as amended by contracts following resolution: he and he hereby is authorized to execute and -so that the descriptions of the aforementioned dated February 11, 1937 and May 25, 1940, and Whereas, The Board of Estimate is considering deliver such contract in the name and on behalf routes shall be as follows: the Company promises, covenants and agrees on the advisability of authorizing the regulating, grad- of The City of New York in the following form, Route Q-25 - Flushing-Jamaica (via Parsons its part and behalf to conform to, abide by and ing, curbing, recurbing, laying sidewalks, relaying provided that this resolution shall not become Boulevard)-5.75 Miles. perform all of the terms, conditions and require- sidewalks, removing and replacing trees, construct- effective and such resolution shall be null and void Beginning at Roosevelt avenue and Main street; ments of said contract of January 26, 1937, as ing receiving basins, where necessary, together if Queens-Nassau Transit liktes, Inc., shall fail thence along Main street to Kissena boulevard; amended by the,provisions of this contract and by with all other work incidental thereto, in 125th on its behalf to properly execute said contract in thence along Kissena boulevard to the intersection contracts dated February 11, 1937 and May 25, street from 115th avenue to 116th avenue, Fourth duplicate and deliver the same to this Board of Kissena road and Aguilar avenue; thence along 1940. Ward, in the Borough of Queens, the preliminary within thirty (30) days after the date of the Kissena road to Parsons boulevard; thence along Section 7. The making of this contract and the authorization for the improvement having been approval of this resolution by the Mayor or within Parsons boulevard to Goethals avenue; thence covenants herein contained shall not in any man granted by resolution adopted on August 17, 1944 such further time as the Board shall grant by along Goethals avenue to 164th street; thence along nor affect the validity of the said contract of (Cal. No. 14-B), and of apportioning the cost resolution adopted on a date prior to the expira- 164th street to Grand Central parkway; thence January 26, 1937, as amended by contracts dated thereof: tion of said thirty (30) days. along Grand Central Parkway to Parsons ink. February 11, 1937 and May 25, 1940, nor, if this

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contract shall be held invalid in whole or in part Charter provides for the manner and procedure ef Vernon boulevard,• thence along Vernon boulevard In witness whereof, the party of the first part, shall not affect in any manner the validity of the making such grants; and to 40th avenue; thence along 40th avenue to 10th by its Mayor thereunto duly authorized by the aforesaid contracts. Whereas, Pursuant to such laws, the Board street; thence along 10th street to 41st avenue; Board of Estimate of said City, has caused the Section 8. This contract shall take effect on adopted a resolution on July 20, 1944, fixing the also along 21st street between Bridge Plaza North corporate name of said City to be hereunto signed the date of the execution thereof by the Mayor. date for public hearing on said petition as August and Bridge Plaza South; also along Vernon boule- and the corporate seal of said City to be hereunto In witness whereof, the party of the first part, 17, 1944, at which citizens were entitled to appear vard between 41st avenue and Bridge Plaza South; affixed; and the party of the second part, by its by its Mayor, thereunto duly authorized by the and be heard, and publication of said petition and also along Bridge Plaza South between Vernon officers thereunto duly authorized, has caused its Board of Estimate of said City, has caused the of the notice of public hearing thereon was had boulevard and Jackson avenue (Northern honk- corporate name to be hereunto signed and its cor- corporate name of said City to be hereunto signed for at least two (2) days in two newspapers yard); also along Jackson avenue, Northern bode. porate seal to be hereunto affixed the date and year and the corporate seal of said City to be hereunto designated by the Mayor, and in THE CITY yard and Queensboro Bridge Plaza between Bridge first above written. affixed, and the party of thesecond part, by its RECORD for ten (10) days prior to the date of Plaza North and Bridge Plaza South; also along hearing, and said hearing was duly held and THE CITY OF NEW YORK, by officers thereunto duly authorized, has caused its 21st street between Astoria boulevard and 27th , Mayor. corporate name to be hereunto signed and its closed on said date; and road; also along 27th road between 21st street and (Corporate Seal) corporate seal to be hereunto affixed as of the day Whereas, The Board has made inquiry as to 23d street (Ely avenue); also along 23d street Attest: , City Perk and year first above written. the money value of the franchise or right applied between 27th road and Newtown avenue; also along THE CITY OF NEW YORK, by for and proposed to be granted to the Steinway 4th street between Astoria boulevard and 27th STEINWAY OMNIBUS CORPORATION, by , Mayor. Omnibus Corporation, and the adequacy of the avenue; also along 27th avenue between 4th street , President. (Seal ) compensation proposed to be paid therefor; and and 2d street; also along 2d street between 27th (Seal) Auest: , City Clerk . Whereas, The Board did embody the result of avenue and Astoria boulevard. Attest: , Secretary. QUEENS-NASSAU T. RANeresiSL.LINES, INC., such inquiry in this contract and has caused this Route Q.103-Vernon Boulevard-3.20 Milos- (Here add acknowledgments) by contract to be spread upon the minutes of the Beginning at the intersection of Borden avenue and Resolved, That the results of the inquiry made (Seal) Board on August 17, 1944, together with the Vernon boulevard; thence along Vernon boulevard by this Board as to the money value of the pro. Attest: , ecretary.Secretary. proposed resolution for the grant thereof, and to Astoria boulevard (formerly known as Astoria posed franchise and the adequacy of the compensa- (Here add acknowledgments) did fix the 21st day of September, 1944, for a avenue); thence along Astoria boulevard to the tion proposed to be paid therefor and of the terms Resolved, That the results of the inquiry made public hearing thereon, at which citizens should foot thereof at the East River; also along 1st street and conditions thereof, are as specified and fully by this Board as to the money value of the pro- be entitled to appear and be heard; and between Astoria boulevard and 27th avenue; also set forth in the said contract of July 17, 1939, posed franchise and the adequacy of the coin- Whereas, Prior to said hearing, notice thereof, along 27th avenue between 1st street and 2d street; and as amended by the foregoing form of proposed contract. pensation proposed to be paid therefor, and of and the proposed contract and proposed resolution also along 2d street between 27th avenue and the terms and conditions, are as specified and of consent thereto, in full, were published for at Astoria boulevard. Resolved, That these preambles and resolutions, including said resolution for the consent of The fully set forth in the said contract of January least fifteen (15) days (except Sundays and legal Route Q-104-Broadway-3.46 Miles-Beginning 26, 1937, as amended by contracts dated Febru- holidays) immediately prior thereto in THE CITY at the intersection of Vernon boulevard and Broad- City of New York to the change of description of routes applied for by the Steinway Omnibus Cor- ary 11, 1937 and May 25, 1940, and u further RECORD, and a notice of such hearing together way; thence along Broadway to 48th street; thence amended by the foregoing form of proposed con- with the place where copies of the proposed con- along 48th street (crossing Northern boulevard) to poration, and the said form of a proposed contract for the grant of such franchise or right, detaining tract. tract and resolution of consent thereto might be Queens boulevard; thence along Queens boulevard Resolved, That these preambles and resolutions, obtained by all those interested therein, was pub- said results of such inquiry, after the same shall The to 47th street; thence along 47th street to 43d including said resolution for the consent of. lished at least twice, at the expense of the pro. avenue; thence along 43d avenue to 48th street; be entered in the minutes of this Board, shall be City of New York to the change of description posed grantee, in the two newspapers in which the also on Broadway and Newtown road between 48th published in full for at least fifteen (15) days of route as applied for by the Queens-Nassau petition and notice of hearing thereon were pub- street and Northern boulevard; also on Northern immediately prior to Thursday, September 21, Transit Lines, Ioc., and the said form of a lished and said hearing was duly held and closed boulevard between Newtown road and 48th street; 1944, in Tax CITY RICORD, together with the fol- lowing notice, to wit: proposed contract for the grant of such fran- on said day; also along 11th street between Broadway and 33d chise or right, containing said results of such Now, therefore, avenue; also along 33d avenue between 11th street Notice is hereby given that the Board of Esti- inquiry, after the same shall be entered in the In consideration of the mutual covenants and and 12th street; also along 12th street between 33d mate, before authorizing any contract for the con- minutes of this Board, shall be published in agreements herein contained, the parties hereto avenue and Broadway; also along 34th avenue sent of the City to the change of description of full for at least fifteen (15) days immediately do hereby covenant and agree with each other between Northern boulevard and 47th street; also Routes Q-101, Q-102, Q-103 and Q-104, as now prior to Thursday, September 21# 1944, in as follows: along 47th street between 34th avenue and Broad- described in said contract of July 17, 1939, such RICORD, together with the followingnot notice,ice, Section 1. Article II, Section 2, of said con• way. changes in the description of routes being fully to wit: tract of July 17, 1939, is hereby amended by Section 2. Article VII of the contract dated set forth and described in the foregoing form of Notice is hereby given that the Board of Esti• adding and deleting the following streets and July 17, 1939, is hereby amended so that Section proposed contract for the grant of such franchise mate, before authorizing any contract for the avenues: . 26 shall read as follows: or right, and before adopting any resolution Additions: consent of the City to certain modifications and Section 26. The Company agrees to keep on authorizing such contract, will, at a meeting of amendments in and to the terms and conditions Route Q-101-Steinway Street sale at elementary and high schools weekly com- said Board, to be held in Room 16, City of said contract of January 26, 1937, as amended along 20th avenue from Steinway street to mutation passes for twenty-five (25) cents entitling Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, on by contracts dated February 11, 1937 and May 38th street school children purchasing the same to one con- Thursday, September 21, 1944, at 2.30 p. tn., holds 251 1940, such modifications and amendments also along 38th street from 20th avenue to tinuous ride on each school day during the week a public hearing thereon at which citizens shall be being fully set forth and described in the fore, 19th avenue covered thereby to and from school over any author- entitled to appear and be heard. going form of proposed contract for the grant also along 19th avenue from 38th street to ized route, including transfers, subject to reason- Resolved, That a notice of such hearing, stating of such franchise or right, apd before adopting Steinway street able regulations with respect to issuance and use. that copies of the proposed contract and resolution any resolution authorizing such contract, will, at also along Astoria Boulevard South from The Company shall print, supply and sell to the of consent thereto may be obtained by all those a meeting of said Board, to be held in Roam Steinway street to 42d street City or any of its agencies, the Board of Educa- interested therein at the office of the Bureau of 16, City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City of also along 42d street from Astoria Boulevard tion or any school, commutation passes for the Franchises, Room 1307, Municipal Building, Centre New York, on Thursday, September 21, 1944, at South to 25th avenue transportation of school children at the aforesaid and Chambers Streets, Borough of Manhattan, 2.30 p. m., hold a public hearing thereon at which also along 25th avenue from 42d street to commutation rate of fare. shall be published at least twice at the expense of citizens shall be entitled to appear and be heard. Steinway street Children under the age of five (5) years not the proposed grantee, prior to Thursday, Septem- Resolved, That a notice of such hearing stating Route Q-102-31st Street occupying a seat and accompanied by a person ber 21,•1944, in the "Long Island Press" and the that copies of the proposed contract and resolu• along 21st street (Van Alst avenue) from paying full fare, shall be permitted to ride free. "Queens tvening News," newspapers in which the tion of consent thereto may be obtained by all Bridge Plaza South to 41st avenue The Company shall carry on its omnibuses, free of petition and notice of hearing thereon have been published. those interested therein at the Bureau of Fran- also along 41st avenue from 21st street (Van charge, members of the Police and Fire Depart- chisel, Room 1307, Municipal Building, Centre Alst avenue) to Vernon boulevard ments of the City when in full uniform and on Dated, New York, August 17, 1944. 52,21 and Chamber Streets, Borough of Manhattan, also along Vernon boulevard from 41st avenue duty, provided not more than two (2) such imi• ISAAC EICIIHOLZ, Acting Secretary. shall be published at least Once at the expense to 40th avenue formed employees need be carried at any one time of the proposed grantee, prior to Thursday, Sep- also along 40th avenue from Vernon boulevard on any one omnibus. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PUR- tember 21, 1944, in the "Long Island Press" and to 10th street suant to law at a meeting of the Board of Esti- Section 3. The Company shall make application mate held August 17, 1944. the "Queens Evening News," newspapers in which also along 10th street from 40th avenue to to the Public Service Commission for the necess.lry the petition and notice of hearing thereon have 41st avenue approval and authority as required by law, with The following resolutions were adopted: Whereas, Reservoir Transit . has, by a peti- been published. also along Vernon boulevard from Bridge respect to said Routes Q-101, 0-102, Q-103 and Dated, New York, August 17, 1944. 52,21 Plaza South to 41st avenue Q-104, within thirty (30) days from the date on tion verified June 21, 1944, e application to ISAAC EICHHOLZ, Acting Secretary. also along 21st street (Van Mat avenue) from which this contract is signed by. the Mayor or this Board for the franchise, right and consent to Astoria boulevard to 27th road within such further time u the Board may allow; maintain and operate omnibuses for the transpon PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN FUR- also along 27th road from 21st street (Van tation of persons for hire upon one route in the suant to law at a meeting of the Board of Esti- otherwise the rights hereby granted with respect to Alst avenue) to 23d street (Ely avenue) said substituted descriptions of routes shall cease Borough of The Bronx, all as more particularly mate held August 17, 1944. also along 23d street (Ely avenue) from 27th and determine. described in said petition; and The following resolutions were adopted: road to Newtown avenue Whereas, This Board adopted a resolution on Whereas, Steinway Omnibus Corporation has, In the event that the Public Service Commission also along 4th street from Astoria boulevard fails to grant the necessary approval and authority July 20, -1944, fixing the date for public hear- by a petition dated June 21, 1944, made applica- to 27th avenue mg on said petition as August 17, 1944, at which tion to this Board for a modification of the Iran. with respect to said substituted description, of also along 27th avenue from 4th street to 2d Routes Q-101, Q-102, Q-103 and Q-104 or to pon citizens were entitled to appear and be heard and chise contract of said Company, dated Julj 17, publication of said petition and of notice of public street tions of any said substituted descriptions of routes, to change the description of Routes hearing thereon was had for at least two (2) days 1939, so as also along 2d street from 27th avenue to within six (6) months from the date upon which 0-101, Q-102, 0-103 and Q-104; and in the "Home News" Astoria boulevard this contract is signed by the Mayor or within and the "Parkchester Press Whereas, Chapter 14 of the New York City Review," newspapers designated by the Mayor, Route Q-103-Vernon Boulevard such further time as ma be authorized by resolu- Charter provides for the manner and procedure and in Tax CITY RZCORD for ten (10) days prior along lat \ street from Astoria boulevard to tion adopted by the Board, the rights hereby of making such grants; and 27th avenue granted with respect to any of to the date of hearing, and said hearing was duly Whereas, Pursuant to such laws, this Board said substituted held and closed on said date; and also along 27th avenue from 1st street to 2d descriptions of said Routes Q-101, Q-102, Q-103 adopted a resolution on August 17, 1944, fixing street Whereas, This Board has made inquiry as to the date for public hearing on said petition u and Q-104 or portions of any said substituted de- also along 2d street from 27th avenue to scriptions of routes as to which the Public Service the money value of the franchise or right applied September 21, 1944, at which citizens were entitled Astoria boulevard for and proposed to be granted to Reservoir Tran- to appear and be heard and publication of said Commission shall fail to grant such approval and sit Corp., and the adequacy of the compensation Route Q-104-Broadway authority, shall cease and determine, and the rights petition and of notice of public hearing thereon proposed to be paid therefor; now, therefore, be it along 11th street from Broadway to 33d and obligations of said contract of July 17, 1939, was had for at least two (2) days in the "Long Resolved, That the following form of resolution avenue shall remain unaffected by this contract, except as Island Press" and the "Queens Evening News,' for the consent or right applied for by Reservoir also along 33d avenue from 11th street to to the portions of any of said substituted descrip- newspapers designated by the Mayor, and in Transit Corp. containing the form of proposed 12th street tions of routes for which the Commission grants TER CITY RECORD for ten (10) days prior to contract for the grant of such right, be hereby in. also along 12th street from 33d avenue to the necessary approval and authority. the date of hearing and said hearing was duly traduced and entered in the minutes of this Broadway Section 4. The Company shall commence opera- held and closed on said date; and Board, as follows, to wit: also along 34th avenue from Northern Boule- tion over said substituted descriptions of Routes Whereas, This Board has made inquiry as to Resolved, That the Board of Estimate of The vard to 47th street Q-101, Q.102, Q-103 and Q-104 or any portion or the money value of the franchise or right applied also along 47th street from 34th avenue to City of New York, nereby grants to Reservoir for and proposed to be granted to Steinway Omni- portions vof said substituted descriptions of routes Broadway for which the Public Service Commission grants Transit Corp. the franchise, right and consent bus Corporation, and the adequacy of the com- fully set out and described in the following form -which are hereinafter sometimes called "addl. the necessary approval and authority, within thirty pensation proposed to be paid therefor; now, there- of proposed contract for the grant thereof, embody- donsl streets," and (30) days after the date of the order of the Com- ing all of the terms and conditions including the fore, be it Deletions: mission granting such approval and authority. In Resolved, That the following form of resolution Route Q-102-31st Street the event that the Company shall, within said provisions as to rates and charges upon and sub- for the consent or right applied for by the Stein- along Bridge Plaza North from 21st street time, fail to commence operation over the aforesaid ject to the terms and conditions in said proposed way Omnibus Corporation, containing the form (Van Alst avenue) to Vernon Boulevard. substituted descriptions of routes or portions of form of contract contained, and that the Mayor of prqposed contract for the grant of such right, -eo that the descriptions of the aforesaid routes said routes, the Board may, by resolution and of The City of New York be and he hereby is be hereby introduced and entered in the minutes shall be as follows: upon thirty (30) days' notice, cancel this contract authorized to execute and deliver such contract in of this Board, as follows, to wit: Route 0-101-Steinway Street-S.86 Miles-Bn the name and on behalf of The City of New York, as to such substituted descriptions of routes which in the following form, provided that this resolu- Resolved, That the Board of Estimate hereby ginning at or near the lower level (underground the Company shall fail so to operate, whereupon the consents to certain changes in the description of tion shall not become effective and such resolution terminal) of the Queensboro Bridge in the Bor- franchise consent hereby panted for such substi- Routes Q-101, Q-102, Q-103 and Q-104 in said ough tuted descriptions of Routes Q-101, 0-102, Q-103 shall be null and void and if Reservoir Transit of Manhattan; thence along said level (under. Corp. shall fail on its behalf to properly execute contract of July 17, 1939, such changes in the and Q-104 shall cease and determine. ground terminal) to the ramp on the south side of said contract in duplicate and deliver the same to description of said routes being fully set forth the said Bridge; thence up and on said ramp onto Section 5. Nothing in this contract shall be this Board within thirty (30) days after the date and described in the following form of proposed the main level (Main roadway) of the said bridge; deemed to affect in any manner the right of the of approval of this resolution by the Mayor or contract for the grant thereof, and that the Mayor City to grant to any other corporation, or person, thence upon and along said main level to and within such further time as the Board shall grant of The City of New York be and he hereby is across Crescent street to Bridge Plaza South, in a similar right and privilege upon the same or authorized to execute and deliver such contract by resolution adopted on a date prior to the ex- the Borough of Queens; thence along Bridge Plaza other terms and conditions of the streets and ligation of said thirty (30) days. in the name and on behalf of The City of New South to Jackson avenue (Northern boulevard); avenues hereinabove described or over any other York in the following form, provided that this thence along Jackson avenue and Northern boule- streets and avenues. The Company hereby agrees RESERVOIR TRANSIT CORP. • resolution shall not become effective and such yard to Steinway street or avenue; thence along not to offer any opposition before the Public Ser- resolution shall be null and void if the Steinway Steinway street or avenue to 19th avenue (Riker vice Commission to the granting of a certificate of Proposed Form of Contract Omnibus Corporation shall fail on RI behalf to avenue); also along 19th avenue between Steinway convenience and necessity and of permission and properly execute said contract in duplicate and street and 38th street; also along 38th street be- approval by the said Commission to any corporation This contract, made and executed in duplicate deliver the same to this Board within thirty (30) tween 19th avenue and 20th avenue; also along or person to whom the City has granted or may this day of by and between days after the date of the approval of this resolu- 20th avenue between 38th street and Steinway het einafter grant a franchise to operate on the The City of New York (hereinafter referred to as tion by the Mayor or within such further time as street; also along Astoria boulevard South between "additional streets". Should the Company, through the "City"), by the Mayor of the City (hereinafter the Board shall grant by resolution adopted on Steinway street and 42d street; also along 42d Its officers, representatives, counsel or other inter- referred to as the "Mayor"), acting for and in the a date prior to the expiration of said thirty street between Astoria Boulevard South and 25th ested party, offer such opposition, such action on name of the City, under and in pursuance of the (30) days. avenue; also along 25th avenue between 42d street the part of the Company shall constitute a default authority of the Board of Estimate of the City STEIN WAY OMNIBUS CORPORATION and Steinway street; also along Bridge Plaza North and shall entitle the City to cancel this contract (hereinafter referred to as the "Board"), party of Proposed Form of Contract between Northern Boulevard (Jackson avenue) and and terminate the franchise, right and consent the first part, and Reservoir Transit Corp., a cor- Crescent street; also along Crescent street, between hereby granted. poration organized and existing under and by This contract, made and exeeuted in duplicate, Bridge Plaza North and the Queensboro Bridge Section 6. It is mutually understood and agreed virtue of the Laws of the State of New York this day of bY Rnd approach; also along the north ramp on the west. that, except as expressly provided herein, nothing (hereinafter referred to as the "Company"), party between The City of New York (hereinafter erly end of the Queensboro Bridge to the lower in this contract contained shall be deemed to affect of the second part, witnesseth: called the City), party of the first part, by the level of the Queensboro Bridge in the Borough of in any manner the provisions of the contract Whereas, The Company, by a petition verified Mayor of said City, acting for and in the name Manhattan; also along Bridge Plaza North between entered into between the City and the Company, June 21, 1944, applied to the Board for the fret. of said City, under and in pursuance of the au- Crescent Street and 23d street (Ely avenue); also dated July 17, 1939, and the Company promises, chise, right and consent to maintain and operate thority of the Board of Estimate of said City along 23d street between Bridge Plaza North and covenants and agrees on its parr and behalf to omnibuses for the transportation of persons for (hereinafter called the Board) and the Steinway Bridge Plaza South; also along Bridge Plaza South conform to, abide by and perform all of the terms, hire, in, upon, along and over greets and avenues Omnibus Corporation, a domestic corporation between 23d street and Crescent street; also along conditions and requirements in said contract of in the Borough of The Bronx, as more particu- (hereinafter called the Company), party of the Jackson avenue, Northern boulevard and Queens- July 17, 1939, as amended by the provisions of larly described in said' petition; and second part, witnesseth: boro Bridge Plaza between Bridge Plaza North and this contract. Whereas, The Board adopted a resolution on Whereas, By contract dated July 17, 1939, the Bridge Plaza South. Section 7. The making of this contract and the July 20, 1944, fixing the date for public hearing City granted to the Company the franchise, right Route Q-102-31st Street-5.28 Miles-Begin- covenants herein contained shall not in any manner on said petition as August 17, 1944, at which and consent to maintain and operate omnibuses ning at the foot of Astoria boulevard (East River); affect the validity of the said contract dated July citizens were entitled to appear and be heard, and for the transportation of persons for hire on cer- thence along Astoria boulevard (formerly Astoria 17, 1939, nor if this contract shall be held invalid publication of said petition and of the notice of tain routes in the Boroughs of Manhattan and Avenue and Main street) to Newtown avenue; in whole or in part shall that affect in any manner public hearing thereon was had for at least two Queens, as more particularly described in Article thence along Newtown avenue to Crescent street; the validity of the aforesaid contract. (2) days in the two newspapers designated by the II, Section 2, of said contract of July 17, 1939; thence along Crescent street to 30th avenue (Grand Section 8. The grant contained in this contract Mayor and in Tin City Radio for ten (10) and avenue); thence along 30th avenue to 31st street shall not become operative until the Company shall days and said hearing was duly held , and closed Whereas, By petition dated June 21, 1944, the (2d avenue); thence along 31st street to Northern procure and cause to be executed in triplicate, in on said date; and Company applied for a modification of said con- boulevard Jackson avenue); thence along Northern proper form for record, and file with the Board Whereas, The Board has made inquiry as to the tract dated July 17, 1939, so as to change the de- boulevard and Jackson avenue to Queensboro the agreement, hereunto annexed and marked "e, money value of the franchise, right and consent scription of Routes Q-101, Q-102, Q-103 and Bridge Plaza North; also alon/ Bridge Plaza North between the Queensboro Bridge Railway Company, applied for and proposed to be granted to the , alland more particularly described in said between Northern boulevard (Jackson avenue) and Inc., the Company and the City. Company, and as to the adequacy of the com- petition; and 21st street (Van Alst avenue ; thence along 21st Section 9. This contract shall take effect upon pensation proposed to be paid therefor; and Whereas, Chapter 14 of the New York City street to 41st avenue thence along 41st avenue to the date of the execution thereof by the Mayor. Whereas, The Board did embody the result of 3394 THE CITY RECORD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944

such inquiry in this contract which was spread operation, without the concurrence or consent of payments for similar rights or franchises at a dif- over such matters, and the Company shall also upon the minutes of the Board on August 17, any board, authority or commission, and all ferent rate. compl with and enforce the carrying out of such 1944, together with the proposed resolution for operation at all times shall be subject to such rules ARTICLE VI spa orders or directions with respect to the the grant thereof, and did fix the 21st day of and regulations as shall be fixed by said Com- Regulations with Respect to Omnibuses operation of omnibuses hereunder as may be issued September, 1944, for a public hearing thereon, at missioner. The Police Commiuioner shall also Section 16. The Company agrees that it will by the Police Department of the City and which . which citizens should be entitled to appear and be designate bus stops in his discretion. provide at its own expense, plant, equipment and are designed to govern the movements of omni- beard; and Section 4. Nothing in this contract shall be working capital sufficient to give the public service buses in the streets. Whereas, Prior to said bearing, notice thereof, deemed to affect in any manner the right of the herein required. The Company shall provide such and the proposed contract and proposed resolution thy to grant to any other person, firm or cop terminal facilities required as determined by the ARTICLE VII of consent thereto, in full, were published for at potation a similar right and privilege upon the Board. Rate of Fart least fifteen (15) days (except Sundays and legal same or other terms and conditions over the Section 17. All omnibuses shall be painted a Section 26. The Company shall be entitled to holidays) immediately prior thereto in Tax CITY streets and avenues hereinabove described or oyes uniform color and shall comply with the following charge passengers during the term of this con- Racoon, and a notice of such hearing, er any other streets and avenues. The Company general specifications or requirements, subject to tract, not more than five cents (5c) for a con- with the place where copies of the pro con• hereby agrees not to offer any opposition before the such modifications thereof from time to time as tinuous ride between any two points on the route tract and resolution of consent thereto might be Public Service Commission to the itranting of cer may be permitted by resolution or resolutions of hereby authorized. obtained by all those interested therein, was pub- tificates of convenience and necessity and of per- the Board. Section 27. The Company agrees to keep on lished at least twice at the expense of the pro- mission and approval by the said Commission to (a) The maximum weight, including passengers, sale, at elementary and high schools, tickets en- posed grantee, in the two newspapers in which the any persons, firm or corporation, to whom the fuel, water, oil and any other material and accea- titling school children on school days, to one con- petition and notice of hearing thereon were pub City may grant a franchise or permit. Should the Bodes earned therein shall not exceed thirty-two tinuous ride, over the route herein authorized, in- lished, and said hearing was duly held and closed Company, through its officers, representatives, thousand (32,000) pounds. eluding transfers, for one half the regular rate on said day; now, therefore, counsel or other interested party, offer such oppo- (b) The maximum width shall not exceed eight of fare, and monthly commutation tickets for one In consideration of the mutual covenants and sition such action on the part of the Company shall (8) feet. dollar ($1) each, subject to reasonable regulations agreements herein contained, the parties hereto do constitute a default and shall entitle the City to (c) The maximum length shall not exceed thirty. governing their sale and use. The Company shall, hereby covenant and agree with each other as cancel this contract and terminate the franchise, five (35 feet. upon demand, print, supply and sell to the City, follows : right and consent hereby granted. (d) The minimum headroom is the center of the Board of Education or any school, tickets for ARTICLE I Section 5. The Company agrees that It will the aisle from the floor to the under side of the the transportation of school children at one half Definitions apply for and accept a franchise to operate omni- ceilingprojections shall not be less than seventy. the regular rate of fare and also monthly com- Section 1. The following words and expres- buses on any extension or extensions of the route five (75) inches. mutation tickets for one dollar ($1) each. sions as and wherever used in this contract shall, herein authorized upon and along any street, ave. (e) All omnibuses shall be designed and con- Section 28. A. The Company agrees that,, sub- except where by the context it is clear that an- nue, concourse, boulevard, parkway, park, tunnel, structed in a manner which will permit ease and ject to reasonable regulations governing their is- other meaning is intended, have the following ferry, bridge, viaduct, highway or public ground freedom of movement under all conditions and suance and use and to the condition that no trans- meaning, respectively: within or belonging to The City of New York turning within a reasonable radius. fer shall be issued upon a treader, it will issue a (a) The word "representative" shall mean the either intracounty or intercounty or both if and (f) The distribution of weight on axles, length Era transfer, upon request of a passenger travel- department, hoard, officer or individual duly author• when directed by the Board, under terms, condi- of wheel base and other features of design shall ing upon the authorized route and paying a cub ized by the Board to act on its behalf with respect tions, requirements and limitations similar to those be such as to avoid skidding as far u reasonably fare, which transfer shall entitle said passenger to to the subject ,natter of the contract or any part contained in this contract. Possible and to permit easy steering and control a continuous ride in the same general direction to thereof, and the Company agrees that it shall not ARTICLE III (g) Al omnibuses shall be provided with brakes any point on any connectingt intersectingi or meet- claim that any such designee is without legal Term of Grans capable of stopping and holding the omnibuses ing bus route or zoned portion of such bus route authority to act under this contract as a repre- Section 6. The said franchise, right and con- under all ordinary conditions. whether said bus route be operated by this or any sentative of the City. sent shall commence on the date of the execution (h) All omnibuses and parts thereof shall be other Company, provided that said other Company (b) The words "streets", "avenues", "streets or of this contract by the Mayor, and shall be held so constructed that no undue noise or vibration accepts such transfer and permits the passengers avenues" and "streets and avenues" shall be by the Company for a term of ten (10) years, shall result from operation. to ride without additional fare. deemed to mean streets, avenues, highways, park- unless sooner terminated or cancelled as in this (i) AU omnibuses shall be constructed so as to B. The Company agrees to accept at any ways, driveways, concourses, boulevards, bridges, contract provided. At any time after January 1, prevent as far as possible, the dripping of oil or point where the authorized route is connected viaducts, tunnels, public places or any other prop- 1950, the Board may, at its option, without notice grease on the roadway. with, intersected, or met by any other bus route erty to which the City has title or over which the by resolution, terminate this franchise, right and (j) All wheels shall be equipped with pneu- of this or any other Company, transfers issued by public has an easement encountered or intersected consent. Such termination shall take effect thirty matic tires unleu another type stall be approved the Company or any other Company operating such by the streets and avenues hereinafter described (30) days after service upon the Company of notice by the Board or its representatives. connecting, intersecting or meeting bus route, and and also upon or in which authority is hereby of the adoption of such a resolution by the Board (x) All omnibuses shall be propelled by power permit the bolder to ride upon the route herein given to the Company to operate omnibuses. and thereupon all rights of the Company under generated or contained within the omnibus itself, authorized without additional fare; provided the Nothing herein contained shall be construed, how- this contract, shall cease and determine. but no power shall be used which will in its issuing Company extends a like privilege to pas- ever, as permitting the Company to erect any The Company agrees that during the fourteenth generation or use produce smoke or noxious odors of this Company. structure whatsoever upon the streets or avenues (14th) month prior to the expiration of the term which shall be found by the Board or its repre- wn eers The Company aced that, subject to reason- and the Company shall not construct or maintain of this franchise, right and consent, it will notify sentatives to constitute a nuisance. able. regulation governing their issuance and use any fixture or structure in any street or avenue the Board in writing, of its intention or lack of "Section 1L In addition to the provisions con• and the condition that no transfer shall be issued unless especially authorized by resolution of the intention to apply for a renewal thereof. In the tained is Article VI of this contract entitled upon a transfer, it will-issue a transfer, upon re- Board. event the Company notifies the Board of its inten- "Regulations with Respect to Omnibuses" it is quest of a passenger travelling upon the author- (c) The words "notice," "direction" or "order" tion to apply for a renewal, the Company shall at hereby agreed that on and after the execution of ized route and paying a cash fare of five cents shall mean a written notice, direction or order, the same time, file a petition therefor. this contract, all omnibuses acquired by the Com. (5c) and an additional fare of two cents (2c) Every such notice, direction or order to be served ARTICLE IV pony and hereinafter placed in quangos on any which transfer shall entitle said passenger to a upon the Company shall be delivered to, or sent Commission Ahbroval route of the Company shall' be designed and con- continuous ride in the same .general direction to by mail with postage prepaid and addressed to Section 7. Within thirty (30) days after the structed so that no projection. shall attend beyond any point on any connecting, intersecting or meet- the President or the Secretary of the Company date of this contract or such further time as the the exterior of the rear end of the Mullins, and ing trolley line operated by any other Company, at or to its office in the City of New York or if Board may allow prior to the expiration of said in particular all rear bumpers shall be concealed provided that said other Company accepts such no such office exists at the time, shall be sent by thirty (30) days, the Company shall apply to the and the rear and exterior designed and constructed transfer and permits the passenger to ride without mail, postage prepaid, to its last known office in Public Service Commission for the issuance of so as to prevent any person from hitching rides additional fare. the City of New York. Every such notice to be a certificate or certificates of convenience and thereon. The Board shall have absolute power to D. The Company agrees to accept at any point served upon the City or the Board shall be de- necessity and approval pursuant to the Transpor- Prohibit the operation of any omnibus, acquired by where the authorized route is connected with, in- livered to, or sent by mail With postage prepaid tation Corporations Law and for permission and the Company on and subsequent to the date of tersected or met by any other trolley line of any and addressed to the Mayor of the City or the approval pursuant to the Public Service Law, to this contract, which does not comply with the other Company a transfer issued by any other Secretary of the Board at the City Hall. The de. exercise the franchise, right and consent herein foregoing specifications. Company operating such connecting, intersecting or livery or mailing of such notice, direction or granted as to the authorized route (which certifi- Section 19. No omnibus shall be operated pur- meeting trolley line, and which has received a cash order shall be equivalent to directpersonal notice, cate or certificates, permission and approval, are suant to this contract unless there shall appear fare of five cents (Sc) and transfer charge of direction or order and shall be deemed to hare hereinafter referred to as "Commission App dearly and distinctly in a color different free two setts (2e) and permit the holder to ride upon been given at the time of delivery or mailing. proval"). In the event that the Company shall that of the omnibus and easily read- the omnibus route herein authorized without addi- (d) The words "date of the execution of this fail to make such application within such time, (a) The name of the Company operating such tional fare; provided the issuing Company extends contract" or "date of this contract" or "the date the franchise, right and consent herein granted omnibus, in, letters not less than four inches (4') a like privilege to passengers of this Company. hereof" shall severally mean the date on which shall, at the option of the Board, cease and in height, painted on the outside of the omnibus. E. Route Ex-49-Highbridge, herein authorized this contract is signed by the Mayor. determine. (b) The name of the Company owning such shall be deemed to connect with and meet Route ARTICLE H Section 8. If within one hundred and twenty omnibus on -a plate in letters not less than ono Bx-1-Concourse-138th street. Authorisation to Operate Omnibuses; Description (120) days from the date of this contract, or such half (y4°) in height, placed on- the inside and at Section 29. Children under the age of five (5) of Route further period as the Board may allow, prior to the front of the omnibus_ clear view of dr years not occupying a seat and accompanied a Section 2. The City hereby grants to the Com- the expiration of said one hundred and twenty passengers. person paying a full fare, shall be permitted to pany, subject to the conditions, provisions, re- (120) days, the said Commission shall not have (c) The number of such omnibus, which shall ride free. The Company shall carry on its omni- quirements and limitations hereinafter set forth. determined the application or applications required be assigned to it by the Company and which shill buses, free of charge, members of the Police and the franchise, right and consent to maintain and to be made by the preceding section for Commis- be registered with the Boardt in figures not less Fire Departments of the City when in full uni- operate omnibuses for the transportation of per- sion Approval as to the authorized route, the than four inches (4") in height, painted on the form and on duty, provided not more than two sons for hire on a route in, upon, along and over Board, at any time subsequent to said one hun- outside of the ommbus. (2) such uniformed employees need be carried at streets and avenues in the Borough of 'The Bronx dred and twenty (120) days and prior to such (d) The seating capacity of suck omnibusus„ in any one time on any one omnibus. in the City of New York, which route- is some- determination, may cancel the within contract and figores not less than two is height, Section 30. It is understood and agreed between times referred to as "authorized route" or "author- thereupon the franchise, right and consent herein painted on the outside of the omnibus, the parties hereto that the Board has determined ized omnibus route" and is more particularly de- granted shall cease and determine. Any legal or official notices, regulations or the money value of the franchise, right and con- scribed, as follows, to wit: Section 9. If such determination shall not per- orders as to the control and t of omni- sent herein granted and the compensation to be Route Bx-49-flighbridge. 121 Miles-Begin- mit operation over all of the streets described in buses as required by law or shall be paid therefor on the buffs of operation at the ning at the intersection of East 161st street and the authorized route, the Board shall have the buses as inside or upon the omnibuses, if directed maximum rate of fare herein fixed, and that the River avenue; along Eut 161st street to Gerard option, if exercised within thirty (30) days from by the Board or its r?isleasyntative. length of the route has been determined by the avenue; along Gerard avenue from the south road- the date of such determination, either to con- Section 20. The shall, when new Board and accepted by the Company upon the way of East 161st street to the north roadway of sent to operation upon those streets for which the equipment becomes a le, install and. operate basis of operation at the maximum rate of fare East 161st Street; along East 161st street to Company has procured Commission Approval or to a sufficient quantity of new omnibuses which, to- herein fixed, and it is further understood and Jerome avenue, then crossing Jerome avenue 0 cancel this contract, in which latter event, the gether with existing satisfactory equipment. of the agreed between the parties hereto that any increase Woodycrest avenue; along Woodycrest avenue to contract, right and consent herein granted shall Company shall be adequate at all dmi. during the in the rate of fare, above *t herein fixed and West 167th street; along West 167th street to cease and determine. The failure of the City term of this contract to serve the needs of the contained, would affect and change the very cab- Ogden avenue, ;long Ogder avenue to West 169th to exercise the foregoing option within said thirty traveling public. stance of the consideration for which this franchise ;met; along West 169th street to Nelson avenue; (30) day period shall be deemed to constitute its Section 21. The Company shall permit the has been granted by the City and accepted by the along Nelson avenue to West 167th street; along consent to the operation along less than 14 of the Board or its representative at all reasonable times Company. Actuated by these mutual understand- West 167th street to Anderson avenue; along streets herein authorized for which Commission to inspect or examine any or all of the omnibuses ings and agreements, the Company hereby -apresslz Anderson avenue to West 162d street; along West Approval has been secured. operated. If, upon suchi nspon, any omnibus agrees that if, without the consent of the Board, 162d street to Ogden avenue; along Ogden avenue Section 10. If the City does not exercise the shall be found by the Board or its representative granted as provided in Chapter 14 of the New to Jerome avenue; along Jerome avenue to East option reserved in the preceding section to termi- to be unfit for public service, either because of* York City Charter, or as may hereafter be pro- 161st street; and along East 161st street to River nate the within contract, the Company shall have defects developing or which may have developed vided with respect to the granting of franchises, avenue. the right within one (1) year after the date of therein or because of improper maintenance or the Company shall invoke any of the provisions The Company shalt have the right to cross such the order or determination of the said Commis- repair, then the Company if so directed by the of any statute or avail itself of the authority of other streets, named and unnamed, as may be en- sion, or within such further period as the Board Board of its representative (such direction to any body claiming to have jurisdiction, for the countered in traversing said route with the right may allow prior to the expiration of said one (1) specify the respects in which such omnibus is de- purpose of obtaining an increase in the rate of to operate omnibuses in either direction over the year to procure the requisite Commission Approval fective or improperly maintained), shall immedi- fare above that fixed and contained herein, or if foregoing route except that said operation shall, for the remaining streets. The Company shall ately withdraw such omnibus from service and on the authority or claimed authority of any at no time, be in a direction contrary to police have no further right thereafter to proceed in any shall cause the same to be properly repaired, or judicial decision heretofore or hereafter made, or regulations. manner with respect to the then remaining streets shall remedy such defect befote such omnibus otherwise, the Company shall, without like con- Section 3. The Company shall operate only which shall be regarded u if not included in the shall be restored to service. sent, increase its rate of fare above that fixed upon the streets herein described. If vehicular authorized routes set forth in this contract. Section 22. No advertising sign shall appear on and contained herein, this contract and the fran- traffic is diverted from any of the streets or ave- Section 11. The Company shall commence oper- the outside of any omnibus unless authorized by chise, right and consent hereby granted shall im- nues forming all or part of said route because of ation on the authorized mutes within three (3) the Board or its representative. mediately cease and determine. fires, parades, traffic congestion or any other event days after procuring Commission Approval. All advertising on the inside of any omnibus It is not the intention of the parties hereto that closing any such streets or avenues temporarily ARTICLE V shall be subject to disapproval by the Board or its anything herein contained will or can prevent the or permanently to vehicular traffic, the Company Combensation to the City representative and any advertisement so disap- exercise of any lawful power by any regulatory may, during such closing, use such other streets or Section 12. The Company shall pay to the proved shall be forthwith removed by the Com- or judicial authority, but it is the express under- avenue? as are necessary, or as may be specified Cit- as compensation for the franchise, right and pany from all of its equipment upon receipt of standing and agreement of the parties that the con- by the Police Department or by the Board, to consent hereby granted, the following sums of notice of such disapproval. tinued maintenance of the maximum rate of fare continue the operation of said route. If, however, m oney: Section 23. The Company shall comply with all herein fixed, being of the essence of tht. contract, any such streets or avenues shall be closed to Ten per cent (10%) of the gross receipts, u orders or directions of the Board or its represen- such rate of fare shall not be increased, except vehicular traffic for aperiod longer than forty- hereinafter defined, for the period commencing on tative, including the direction to have any omni- with the consent of the Board and any increase eight (48) hours, or traffic regulations shall require the date of execution of this contract and con- bus operated by the Company delivered at any or attempted increase of such rate of fare by the a continued diversion of all or part of the opera- tinuing throughout the entire term of this con- point in the City of New York where the City Company, shall result in the termination of this tion, then the Company shall communicate with tract. shall have facilities for a detailed inspection of contract and of all rights hereunder u herein- the Board and the Board or its representative may The gross receipts referred to above shall in- such omnibus. shove provided. authorize the use of such other streets or avenues clude the gross revenues of the Company, from Section 24. Failure to comply with any order ARTICLE VIII for the remaining period during which such whatever source derived, either directly or indi- or direction of the Board or its representative Removal of Snow and Ice streets or avenues may be closed. rectly in any manner, from or in connection with shall constitute a default under this contract. In Section 31. The Company shall, at its own ,,othing in this contract shall authorize the the operation of omnibuses and shall include thr addition to all other rights reserved to the Board expense, keep its route along all the streets and Company to operate omnibuses contrary to Police revenues derived by the Company from the sale. if under this contract, and not in substitution there. avenues upon which the Company is hereby author- traffic regulations, any, of transfers as limy be required by this for, the Board reserves the right to terminate and ized to operate, free of snow and ice and shall do Should the Police traffic regulations be changed contract. cancel this contract and the right and consent everything necessary during the presence of such at any time during the term of this contract on Section 13. The percentage of gross receipts herein contained, in the event that the Company snow and ice to maintain and continue the opera- any street or avenue on the authorized route or Payable as compensation hereunder, shall be paid shall fail to comply with any term, condition, re- tion of its omnibuses on the regularly established on any portion thereof, the Company shall, on into the treasury of the City monthly, within ten quirement or limitation herewith contained. schedules required in the performance of this con. ten (10) days' notice from the Police Department (10) days after the expiration of each calendar Such termination and cancellatiori shall be by tract, and if, in order so to operate it shall be or the Board, operate all omnibuses in conformity month. Such payments shall be based upon the resolution of the Board, duly adopted after ten necessary to plow or move any snow or ice from with such changed regulations and shall, within gross receipts for the calendar month immediately (10) days notice to the Company. In the event the roadway or any part thereof over which the the same period of time, apply to the Board for preceding the date of payment, except in the cue that such termination and cancellation depends Company's omnibuses are authorized to operate, a franchise to operate omnibuses upon, along and of the last payment, when such compensation shall upon a finding of fact, the parties to this con- then all such work, plowing or moving of said over or across such other streets and avenues as be naid within ten (10) days after the expiration, tract hereby agree that such finding of fact as snow or ice, shall promptly be performed by the may be necessary fully to comply with such termination or cancellation of this franchise, right made by the Board or its • representative shall be Company under the supervision of the Department changed traffic regulations and shall accept said and consent. conclusive between the parties. of Sanitation, and all such work shall be per- franchise, subject to the terms, conditions, re- Section 14. Payment of compensation hereunder Section 25. The Company shall be subject to formed without in any wise obstructing any of the quirements and limitations similar to those con- shall not be considered in any manner to be in all laws and ordinances affecting or which may be crosswalks of the streets or avenues involved. tained in this contract, otherwise the Board may, the nature of a tax, but shall be in addition to applicable to the operation of omnibuses and all In the event, however, that the Company shall, by resolution, cancel this contract and all rights any and all taxes of whatsoever kind or descrip- traffic regulations applicable thereto now in force after one hour's notice given to it by the Depart- and nrivileges hereunder shall immediately cease tion which are now or may, at any time hereafter, or which may be in force during'the term of this ment of Sanitation, fail or neglect so to perform, and determine. be required to be paid by any ordinance or local contract. and if thereupon the City shall plow or move snow The Police Commissioner shall, at all times, law of the City or any law of the State of The Company shall also comply with and en- or ice which the Company is required to plow or have the right to designate the streets and avenues New York. force the carrying out of any lawful orders or move hereunder, then and in such event and upon and along which each and every of said Section 15. The charges or payments shall con- regulations designed for the protection and safety thing herein contained to the contrary, notwith- omnibuses shall operate and shall, at his pleasure, tinue throughout the whole term of this contract, of persons or property or for the comfort, health standing, the Company shall pay to the City for alter or change said route and designate other notwithstanding any clause in any statute or in and convenience of the public, which may be any and all such plowing or moving done by the streets and avenues within the City for such the charter of any other Company Providing for issued by the Board or GUM having jurisdiction City's forces, and irrespective of the Company's TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 THE CITY RECORD 3395

consent thereto, for each day or any part thereof hereof, at the rate in effect at the time of such Section 45. The City hereby reserves to itself Forty-Second Street, Manhattanville and St. Nich- during which the City's forces plow or move any termination or expiration and in the manner set and the Company hereby grants to the City flu olas Avenue Railway Company, Ringsbridge Rail- snow or ice along any part of the Company's forth herein, together with all taxes it would have right to intervene in any suit, action or proceed way Company, Union Railway Company of New routes after the commencement of a fall of snow been required to pay had its operation been duly lugs by any person or persons, firm or corporation York City, the Bronx Traction Company, The and prior to the expiration of forty-eight (48) authorized. If the Company shall fail to pay seeking to enjoin, restrain or in any manner inter Southern Boulevard Railroad Company, and New hours succeeding the cessation of such snowfall such compensation or taxes, the Comptroller ma) fere with the Company in the performance or ob York City lnterborough Railway Company, were, in each instance, the sum of one dollar ($1) for withdraw the amounts thereof from the security servance by it of any of the conditions, provisions on July 1, 1942, merged and consolidated into a each one hundred (100) lineal feet, in one direc- fund if such fund shall not have already become requirements or limitations of this contract and corporation with the name Third Avenue Transit tion_ , plowed or moved by the City's forces. the property ot the City as hereinbetore provided. consent, or any notice or direction of the Board m Corporation; and Nothing herein contained, however, is intended Section 39. The Company shall not be deemed such connection or which involves or might involve Whereas, By petition dated March 27. 1944, Sur- to nor shall it obligate the City to plow or move nor declared to be in demon under any of the the constitutionality, validity or enforcement face Transportation Corporation of New York se. any snow or ice along the Company's route or conditions, provisions, requirements or limitations any section, subdivision, clause or sentence of this plied for amendments of the description ot the any part thereat; nor shall anything herein con- of this contract in any case in which the pertorm- contract and consent, and the City may mode fa routes contained in the Surface Franchise Contract tained obligate the Company to cart or haul away ance of any such conditions, provision, requirement dissolution of any such injunction or restraining as more particularly set forth in said petition, and any snow or ice. or to pay the expense of such or Waltman is prevented by reason ot strikes, order or take any other appropriate step in an for consent to operate buses on the streets, ave- cartage and hauling. injunctions or other causes beyond the control ot such suit, action or proceedings which it may nues, highways and public places set forth in such The determination as to the necessity for plow- the Company, provided that the Company shall not deem necessary or advisable to protect its interests. amendments and Third Avenue Transit Corpora- ing or moving snow or ice, or the adequacy have instigated such strikes, or shad not have been Section 46. • The Company promises, covenants tion, The Westchester Electric Railroad Company thereot, along um Company's route within the pur• responsible for suits or injunctions or other causes and agrees to conform to, abide by and perform and Surface Transportation Corporation of New of delay. This paragraph shall not be construes conditiOns, provisions, requirements and York also applied by said petition, for an amence view of this section shall be vested solely in the all the to apply to failure or the Company to obtain the w City or its Department having jurisdiction over limitations in this contract and consent, bled ano ent of the description of routes let forth in the Commission's Approval within the period or periods contained and the Company will not at any future e removal of snow or ice along the public thor- Supplementary Contract so that the same would' th hereinbetore specified. oughfares and the determination of the City or time set up as against the City or the Board the contorm with the amendments applied for by Sur- ARTICLE XII claim that the provisions of this contract and con face 'transportation Corporation of New York; and such Department and the performance of the work Empoyment Reginations sent reserving to the City the right to terminate Whereas, Un July 2U, 1944, the Board adopted forces shall be final and conclusive by the Lay's Section 40. The Company agrees not to discrim- or providing for termination of the contract, righi a resolution luting the date for a public hearing on on the Company u to the necessity therefor. inate against any persons employed or seeking em- or consent hereby granted are unreasonable oi said petition as August 17, 1944, at which citizens ARTICLE IX ployment by it on account ot race, creed ur color, void, nor will the Company set up or maintain as were entitled to appear and be heard, and publicae Office of the Company: Books, Records and Reports and agrees to recognize the right of its employees against the City, the Board, the Comptroller or don of said petition and of the notice of public Section 32. 'l lie Company 'mull maintain an to organize for the turtherance ot their interests any other official or officer of the City, that any hearing thereon was had for at least two (2) days office in the City of New York so long as it con- and to uargaan collectively uirough representatives other provisions of this contract and consent are in the "Home News" and the Parkchester Praia Re- tames to operate the route herein authorized or 01 their uwu cnoosing, and at all times to recognize unreasonable or void. view," the two newspapers designated by the Mayor any portion thereof and hereby designates such and deal with the representatives duly designatea Section 47. It is understood and agreed that eh and in tin Cur Rscoan for ten (10) days, and office as the place where all notices, directions, or selected by a majority ot its employees tor the the conditions, provisions, requirements and limo said hearing was duly held and closed on said date; orders and requests may be served or delivered purpose ot collective bargaining in respect to rates tations of this contract and consent stall be bins and under this contract The Board shall at all times tit pay, wages, hours ot employment or other con- mg upon the Company, its successors or assigns. Whereas, The Board has made inquiry as to the be notified of the location of such office. ditions ot employment or tor any purpose, whether Section 48. The rights, powers, privileges and money value of the proposed grant and amend- Section 33. The Company shall at all times ur nut WW1 representauves- are twig()) ea of the remedies reserved to the City by this contract ant, ments and the adequacy of the compensation to be keep complete and accurate books of accounts and company and any such organization so dealing consent, are cumulative and shall be in additiot. paid therefor, and has embodied the result of such records of its business and operation under and in shall likewise not 'discriminate against any person to and not in derogation of any other rights m inquiry in a form of proposed contract with all the connection with this contract and the exercise of seeking membership on account ot race, creed in remedies which the City may have at law or in terms and conditions; now, therefore, be it the franchise, right and consent hereby granted. color. The Company agrees further not to dis- equity with respect to the subject matter of this Resolved, That the following form of resolution Such books of accounts and records shall be kept criminate in any manner against any or us em- contract and consent and a waiver thereof at any authorizing such contract between The City of in the form of and in accordance with the Um. ployees by reason ot parucipation in the tormation time or in any instance shall not affect any other New York and Third Avenue Transit Corporation. form System of Accounts for Omnibus Corpora- of or membership in or activity on behalf ot any time or instance. The Westchester Electric Railroad Company and tions as now or hereafter prescribed by the Public labor organization or association at employees nor In witness whereof, the party of the first part, Surface Transportation Corporation of New York, Service Commission. require any employee or any person seeking em- by its Mayor thereunto duly authorized by the containing the form of such proposed contract be Section 34. Within ten (10) days after the ployment to join any company-controlled union or Board of Estimate of said City, has caused the cor- hereby introduced and entered on the minutes of Company files with the Public Service Commission to refrain from Joining, organizing or assisting the porate name of said City to be hereunto signed ano this Board as, follows, to wit: its annual reports, pursuant to the provisions ot labor organization ot his own chociaint nor to per- the corporate seal of said City to be hereunto "Resolved, That the Board of Estimate hereby the Public Service Law, the Company shall file a mit the existence of or to deal with any company- affixed, and the party of the second part by its authorizes the following contract between The City copy of such report With the Board and shall also controlled union or association and to that end it officers thereunto duly authorized, has caused its of New York and Third Avenue Transit Corpora- file within like paled a copy of any other docu• agrees that it will not dominate, interfere with or corporate name to be hereunto signed and its oar tion, The Westchester Electric Railroad Company ment filed by it with the Public Service Commis- participate in the formation, management or con- porate seal to be hereunto affixed as of the day and Surface Transportation Corporation of New SUM trol ot or give financial support to any union or and year first above written. York, and that the Mayor of The City of New The Company shall keep accurate records and association ot its employees after such formation. THE CITY OF NEW YORK, By York be and hereby is authorized to execute and books of the detail of the cost of and income and In the event of a difference as to who are the deliver such contract in the name and on behalf expense from the operation of its route and shall, Mayor. duly chosen representatives of the employees under (Corporat Seal.) of The City of New York, in the following form, at any time upon request, furnish the Board and the foregoing provision, or if the Mayor or the provided that this resolution shall not become ef- the Comptroller or their representatives such in- Attest: , City Clerk Board of Estimate shall deem an inquiry into RESERVOIR TRANSIT CORP., by fective and such resolution shall be null and void formation with respect thereto.. wages, hours of labor, terms and conditions ot if any one of the Companies mentioned therein Within ten (10) days after the expiration of President. employment or labor practices or policies of the (Seal.) shall fail on its behalf to properly execute said each calendar month during the term of this cow Company, to be for the best interests of the City contract and deliver the same to this Board within tract and within ten (10) days after the termina- Attest: , Secretary or of the employees of the Company, then the Com- Resolved, That the results of the inquiry made thirty (30) days after the date of the approval of tion of this contract, right and consent, and at pany agrees that the Mayor or the Board .of Esti- this resolution by the Mayor, or within such fur- such other times as the Board or Comptroller shall by this Board as to the money value of the Pro- mate or his or its designee shall be authorized to posed franchise, right and consent, and the ade- ther time as the Board shall grant by resolution designate, the Company shall furnish and deliver inquire into the same, and to take such steps as adopted on a date prior to the expiration of said to the Comptroller and to the Board reports ot quacy of the compensation proposed to be paid he or it deem best for the determination of the therefor, and of the terms and conditions, are as thirty (30) days." its business and operation in such form and m difference concerning representation or the conduct such detail as the Comptroller may prescribe. The specified and fully set forth in and by the fore- SURFACE TRANSPORTATIO$ CORPORA- of such inquiry into the wages, hours of labor, going form of proposed contract for the grant of TION OF NEW YORK Board and the Comptroller or their representatives terms and conditions of employment or labor prac- shall have access to all books of accounts and rec• such franchise, right and consent. tices or policies, and the Company agrees that it Resolved, That these preambles and resolutions, ords of the Company for the purpose of ascertain- and its officers, director, and agents shall cooperate Proposed Form of Costrset ing the correctness of any and all such reports including the said resolution for the grant of a fully and freely to whatever extent requested in franchise, right and consent applied for by Res- and may examine the officers and employees of the such inquiry and that it will abide by the deter- Company under oath in respect thereto. All re- ervoir Transit Corp.,. and the said form of a pro- This contract, made and executed this mination of such difference concerning representa- posed contract for the grant of such franchise, day of 1944, by and between The ports furnished by the Company in accordance lion. herewith shall be certified by the Comptroller oi right and consent, containing said results of such City of New York (hereinafter referred to as the In the event of a default by the Company in inquiry, after the same shall be entered in the "City"), by the Mayor of The City of New Acting Comptroller of the Company to be correct the performance or observance of any of the pro- and in accordance with the Company's books of minutes of this Board. shall be published in full York (hereinafter referred to u the "Mayor") visions of this section the Mayor or the Board of for at least fifteen (15) days immediately prior to acting for and in the name of the City, accounts and records. Estimate may give three days' notice of such- de- Section 35. Any false entry in the books ho Thursday, September 21, 1944, in TER CITY Ric- under and in pursuance of the authority of the fault and of its purpose to act under this para- on, together with the following notice, to wit: Board of Estimate of the City (hereinafter re- accounts of the Company or false statements in graph at or after the expiration of such period Notice is hereby given" that the Board of Esti ferred to as the "Board"), party of the first part, the reports to or examination by the Comptroller and shall afford the Company or its representatives or the Board u to a material fact, knowingly made mate before authorizing any contract fir the grant and Third Avenue Transit Corporation. a New the opportunity to be beard within such period ana of the franchise, rind consent applied for by York corporation, party of the second part, The by the Company, shall constitute a default• here- thereafter the Board of Estimate may terminate Reservoir Transit Corp.C,o and fully Westchester Electric Railroad Company, a New under, and shall entitle the City to cancel this the franchise, right and consent hereby granted, set forth and described in the foregoing form of proposed con- York corporation (hereinafter sometimes referred contract and terminate the franchise and consent provided that the remedy herein contained shall be tract for the grant of such franchise, right and to as "Westchester Company"), party of the third hereby granted. in addition to any and all remedies otherwise avail- ARTICLE X consent, and before adopting any resolutions author- and Surface Transportation Corporation of able to the City for the enforcement of the pro- izing erst York, a New York corporation (hereinafter Liability for Damage visions of this Section, including any relief obtain- such contract, will, at a meeting of said r sometimes referred to as "Surface Company"), Section 36. The Company hereby does assume able from a court of equity. Board, to be held in Room 16, City Hall, Borough and agrees that it will assume all legal liability for of Manhattan, City of New York, on Thursday, party of the fourth part: which the City can or may be held for injury to ARTICLE XIII September 21, 1944, at 2.30 p. m., hold a public Whereas; By six contracts, each dated November persons or damage to property occasioned by rae Restrictiosta illeinst Assignment, Transfer, Etc. hearing thereon, at which citizens shall be entitled 9, 1940, and the resolutions of the Board author- son of or resulting from or growing out of the Section 41. This franchise, right and consent to appear and be heard. izing the same, the City and Third Avenue Rail- operation or maintenance of omnibuses herein shall not be leased, sublet or mortgaged. assigned Resolved, That a notice of such hearing, stating way Company, The Forty-second Street, Manhat- authorized and it is a condition of this contract or transferred in any manner. This franchise, that copies of the proposed contract and resolution Wyllie and St. Nicholas Avenue Railway Com- that the City shall not and does not by reason of right and consent shall not be either in whole or of consent thereto may be obtained by all those pany, Union Railway Company of New York City, this.contract assume any liability whatsoever, either in part nor shall title thereto, either legal or equi- interested therein at the office of the Bureau of The Bronx Traction Company, The Southern to persons or property on account of the same, and table, or any right, interest or property therein Franchises, Room 1307, Municipal Building, Centre Boulevard Railroad Company and The Westchester the Company shall repay to the City any damage pass to or vest in any other person or corporation and Chambers streets, Borough of Manhattan, shall Electric Railroad Company (hereinafter sometimes which the City shall be compelled to pay by sea- whatsoever either by the act of the Company or be published at least twice at the expense of the referred to as the "Railway Companies"), have son of any act or default of the Company. by operation of law, or otherwise, without the con- proposed grantee prior to Thursday, September 21. provided for the projected substitution, under Sec- sent of the City, acting by the Board evidenced by ARTICLE XI 1944, in the "Home News" and the "Parkehester tion 50-a of the Public Service Law, of the opera- an instrument under seal, anything herein con- Press Review," the two newspapers in which the tion of buses in place of cars on tracks for the Security tained to the contrary notwithstanding, and Section 37. The franchise, right and consent , the petition and notice of bearing thereon have been transportation of persons for hire in the Boroughs granting, giving or waiving of any one or more of hereby granted is upon the express condition that published. of The Bronx and Manhattan, as more particu- such consents shall not render unnecessary any the Company within fifteen (15) days after the Dated, New York, August 17, 1944. 52,21 larly set forth in said contracts (hereinafter some- subsequent consent or consents. No assignment date of this contract, shall cause to be deposited ISAAC EICHHOLZ, Acting Secretary. times referred to as "50-a Agreements"); and br with the Comptroller of the City as security, a sum or transfer of this franchise, right and consent or of contract dated November 9, 1940, the City granted any part thereof. or of the right to operate omni- in the amount of seven thousaed five hundred PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN PUR- to the Surface Company the franchise, right and be security for buses upon the authorized routes or any part suant to law at a meeting of the Board- of Esti- consent to maintain and operate omnibuses for the dollars ($7,500) which sum shall thereof, shall be valid or effectual for any purpose the performance by the Company of all the condi- mate held August 17, 1944. transportation of persons for hire of the routes in unless such assignment or transfer shall specifi tions, provisions, requirements and limitations of The following resolutions were adopted: the Boroughs of The Bronx and Manhattan, as tally provide and shall contain a covenant on the .this and previous contracts and for compliance Whereas, By six (6) contracts, each dated No- more particularly described in Article II of said part of the assignee or transferee that such assign- with all orders and directions of the Board, its vember 9, 1940, and the resolutions authorizing contract of November 9, 1940 (hereinafter some- mot or transfer is subject to all the conditions. representative or other officials acting under the the same, The City of New York and Third Ave- times referred to as "Surface Franchise Con- provisions, requirements and limitations of this powers herein reserved, especially those conditions, nue Railway Company, The Forty-Second Street, tract"), and by contract dated November 9, 1940 contract, and that any such assignee or transferee provisions and requirements which relate to the Manhattanville and St. Nicholas Avenue Railway (hereinafter sometimes referred to as "Supplemen- assumes and will be bound by all of the said con- payment of compensation to the City as herein Company, Union Railway Company of New York tary Contract"), between the City and Third Ave- ditions, provisions, requirements and limitations nue Railway Company, The Forty-Second Street, arovided. City, The Bronx Traction Company, the and especially by the requirements hereof with Southern If the Company shall fail to pay to the City Boulevard Railroad Company and The Westehes- Manhattanville and St. Nicholas Avenue Railway respect to payments of compensation to the City, any sums herein required within the time herein ter Electric Railroad Company have provided for Company, Kingsbridge Railway Company, Union notwithstanding anything in any statute or in the Railway Company New York City, The Bronx fixed or shall fail after ten (10) days' notice by the projected substitution, under Section 50-a of of charter of such 'assignee or transferee to the con- the Comptroller to the Company to repay to the the Public Service Law, of the operation of buses Traction Company, The Southern Boulevard Rail- road Company, New York City Interborough Rail- City any damage which the City shall be coin- trary; and that such assignee or transferee shall in place of cars on tracks for the transportation way Company and Westchester Company and the pelled to pay by reason of any act or default of specifically waive any more favorable conditions, of .persons for hire on routes of the respective Surface Company (hereinafter sometimes referred the Company, the said Comptroller may imme- provisions, requirements and limitations created by Railway Companies in the Boroughs of The Bronx diately withdraw the amount of such payment from any such statute or charter and shall covenant and Manhattan, as more particularly set forth in to as the "Original Contract Companies"), the par- ties thereto made certain agreements with respect the security fund and upon such withdrawal the and agree that it will not claim by reason thereof said contracts (hereinafter sometimes referred to Comptroller shall notify the Company of the date or otherwise, exemption from liability to comply as "50-a Bus Substitution Agreements") ; and by to such projected substitution and the operation of and amount of such withdrawal. with all and singular of the conditions, provisions, contract dated November 9, 1940, the City has buses; Within ten (10) days after notice by the said requirements and limitations of this contract. granted to Surface Transportation Corporation of Whereas, The said Surface Franchise Contract and Supplementary Contract were amended by con- Comptroller to the Company that any amount has ARTICLE XIV New York the franchise, right and consent to been withdrawn from the security deposit provided Receivership maintain and operate omnibuses for the transpor. tract dated April 19, 1941, between the City and herein, the Company shall pay to or deposit with Section 42. The exercise of the franchise, right tation of persons for hire on the routes in the the Original Contract Companies; the said Comptroller, a sum of money or securities and consent herein granted and all rights and Boroughs of The Bronx and Manhattan, as more Whereas, By Agreement of Merger and Con- to be approved by him sufficient to restore such privileges of the Company hereunder shall cease particularly described in Article II of said Con solidation, Third Avenue Railway Company. The Forty-Second Street, Manhattanville and St. Nich- security fund to the original amount of seven and determine one hundred and twenty (120) days tract (hereinafter sometimes referred to u "Sur- thousand five hundred dollars ($7,500). If the after the appointment of a receiver or receivers, face Franchise Contract"); and by contract dated olas Avenue Railway Company, Kingsbridge Rail- way Company. Union Railway Company of New Company fails to restore said security fund to its trustee or trustees, whether in a bankruptcy reor November 9, 1940 (hereinafter sometimes referred York City, The Bronx Traction Company, The original amount within the time herein fixed and ganization or other action or proceedinng unless to as "Supplementary Contract") between The as herein provided, the consent of the City to the such Receivership or Trusteeship shall have been City of New York and Third Avenue Railway Southern Boulevard Railroad Company and New exercise of the franchise, right and consent herein vacated prior to the expiration of said one hundred Company, The Forty-Second Street, Manhattanville York City Interborough Railway Company, were, granted and all the rights and privileges of the and twenty (120) days. and St. Nicholas Avenue Railway Company, on July 1, 1942, merged and consolidated into a Company herein shall cease and determine. ARTICLE XV Kingsbridge Railway Company, Union Railway corporation with the name Third Avenue Transit Corporation; and Section 38. In the event that pursuant to and Sundry Piovisions Company of New York City, The Bronx Traction Whereas, By petition dated March 27. 1944, Sur- in accordance with the provisions of this contract, Section 43. The Board may designate and ap. Company, The Southern Boulevard Railroad Com- face Company applied for amendments to the de- the franchise, right and consent hereby granted point any department, board, bureau or officer of pany, New York City Interborough Railway Com shall terminate or be terminated as herein pro- the City, or any individual, to act as its Represen- pany, The Westchester Electric Railroad Company scription of the routes contained in the Surface Franchise Contract, as more particularly set forth vided, or in the event that the Company's right to tative under and in accordance with this contract and Surface Transportation Corporation of New operate shall cease by action of any authority and consent, by resolution duly adopted and en- York, certain agreements were made with respect in said petition, and for consent to operate buses on the streets, avenues, highways and public places having jurisdiction in the premises, other than by tered in its minutes, a certified copy whereof shall to such projected substitution and operation of (a) expiration of the term provided in Section 6, be delivered to the Company and the Board shall buses: set forth in such amendments and the Third Ave- nue Transit Corporation, Westchester Electric the security fund deposited with the said Comp- have the right at any time, or from time to time, Whereas, The said Surface Franchise Contract Railroad Company and Surface Company also ap- troller as herein provided, shall thereafter be and to remove its Representative then in office and and Supplementary Contract were amended by con- plied by said petition for an amendment of the become the property of the City as and for liqui- appoint his successor. tract dated April 19, 1941 between The City of description of routes set forth in the Supplemen- dated damages (provided that in the case of (a) Section 44. If at any time the powers of the New York and Third Avenue Railway Company. tary Contract so that the same would conform with above the Company shall at such time not be in City, the Board, the Public Service Commission The Forty-Second Street, Manhattanville and St. the amendments petitioned for by Surface Com. default in the performance of any of the condi- or any other board, body, authority, official or offi- Nicholas Avenue Railway Company, Kingsbridge tions, provisions, requirements and limitations cer herein mentioned or intended to be mentioned Railway Company, Union Railway Company of pang; thereof). shall be transferred by law to any other board, New York City, The Bronx Traction Company. eraenas,d The Board adopted a resolution on In the event the Company continues the opera• body, authority, official or officer, then and in such The Southern Boulevard Railroad Company, New July 20, 1944, fixing the date for a public hearing lion of any part of the route as set forth in Sec- case, such other board, body, authority, official ot York City Interborough Railway Company, The on said petition as August 17, 1944, at which citi- tion 2 hereof after and in spite of the termination officer shall have all the powers, right and duties Westchester Electric Railroad Company and Sur- zens were entitled to appear and be beard, and or expiration of the contract, right and consent reserved to or prescribed for the Board or other face Transportation Corporation of New York; and publication of said petition and notice of public hereby granted, the Company agrees to pay the board, body, authority, official or officer herein Whereas, By Agreement of Merger and Con- hearing thereon was had for at least two (2) days City the compensation as set forth in Section 12 mentioned or intended to be mentioned. solidation, Third Avenue Railway Company. The in the "Home News" and the "Parkchester Press Re- 3396 THE CITY RECORD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944

view," newspapers designated by the Mayor, and in Kingsbridge avenue to West 230th street; also of "" and "Willis Avenue" so nue) and points east of White Plains Road on THE CITY RECORD for ten (10) days and said along Irwin avenue between 230th street and 231st that such routes shall be as follows: Route Bx-12 (City Island-Fordham);" hearing was duly held on August 17, 1944, anti street; also along East Pelham Bay Park: Beginning at East Tremont Sixth—Route Bx49—Higbbridge, herein author- closed on said date; and between West 239th street and West 254th street; avenue and Westchester avenue (Westchester ized shall be deemed to connect with and meet Whereas, The Board has made inquiry as to the along West 254th street between Henry Hudson Square); along Westchester avenue to Bruckner Route 13x-1—Concourse-138th Street. money value of the proposed grant and amend• Parkway East and Henry Hudson Parkway NN est; boulevard; along Bruckner boulevard to Wilkinson The foregoing routes shall be connecting and menu so applied for, and the adequacy of the corn• also beginning at the intersection of West 239th avenue; along Wilkinson avenue to Westchester meeting routes within the provisions of Section 3, pensation proposed to be paid therefor, and did street and Henry Hudson Parkway East; along avenue; along Blondell avenue between West- Article Ten of the Supplementary Contract embody the result of such inquiry in this contract, West 239th street crossing, Henry Hudson park- chester avenue and Fink avenue; along Fink ave- Seventh—This consent to the operation of omni- which was spread upon the minutes of the meet- way to Henry Hudson Parkway West; along nue between Blondell avenue and East Tremont buses along Mundy lane as described in Route ing of the Board on Thursday, August 17, 1944, Henry Hudson Parkway West to Kappock street; avenue; along East Tremont avenue between Fink Bx-16—Webster Avenue, shall be deemed consent together with the proposed resolution authorizing along Kappock street crossing Henry Hudson park• avenue and Westchester avenue; along East Tre- to operate along such portion of Mundy lane, if this contract, and did fix the 21st day of Septem- way to Johnson avenue; along Johnson avenue to mont avenue to a point about. 100 feet south of any, as is within The City of New York. ber, 1944, for a public hearing thereon, at which Irwin avenue (also known as Spuyten Duyvil the southerly side of Westchester avenue; thence Eighth—No omnibus or omnibuses, other than citizens should be entitled to appear and be heard; road); along Irwin avenue to West 230th street; crossing East Tremont avenue to Westchester ave- those actually being operated on an authorized route and along West 230th street to Broadway; along Broad- nue. and waiting for passengers arriving by way of Whereas, Prior to said hearing, notice thereof way to West 207th street; along West 207th street Willis Avenue: Beginning at the intersection of ferry, shall be parked on Marginal street without and this proposed contract and the proposed reso- to Vermilyea avenue; along Vermilyea avenue to East 134th street and Willis avenue; along Willis permission of the Commissioner of Marine and lution authorizing this contract were published in Isham street; along Isham street to Broadway; avenue and across the Willis Avenue Bridge to Aviation. full for at least fifteen (15) days (except Sundays also along Henry Hudson Parkway East between 1st avenue, Borough of Manhattan; along 1st ave- Ninth—Within thirty 30 days after the date of nue to 125th and legal holidays) immediately prior thereto in Kappock street and West 239th street; also along street; along 125th street to 130th this contract or such further time or times as the street; along 130th street to Marginal street; along THE CITY RECORD, and a notice of such hearing, West 231st street between Kingsbridge avenue and Board may by resolution allow, Surface Company Marginal street to St. Clair place; along St. Clan together with the place where copies of the proposed shall apply to the Public Service Commission of Irwin avenue. place to 125th street; also along Roosevelt Square be- contract and resolution might be obtained by all Without recognizing the validity of the O.D.T. the State of New York, for a certificate or cer- tween 125th street and Morningside those interested therein, was published at least order suspending operation of the portion of Route avenue; along tificates of convenience and necessity or an amend- Morningside avenue between Roosevelt Square and twice, at the expense of the Companies, in the two Bx-10—Riverdale between 230th street and Broad- ment or amendments thereto pursuant to the Trans- 125th street; also along west roadway of Willis newspapers in which the petition and notice of way and 207th street and Broadway, the compa- portation Corporations Law and the Public Service hearing thereon were published, and said hearing avenue between East 134th street and Bruckner nies do hereby agree that during the continuance boulevard; along Bruckner boulevard between west Law and for permission and approval pursuant to was duly held and closed on said date; of said suspension they will issue and accept free the Public Service Law, to exercise the franchise, therefore, in consideration of the premises roadway of Willis avenue and east roadway of Now, transfers between the buses operating on Route right and consent to operate along the amended and in consideration of the mutual covenants and Willis avenue; along east roadway of Willis ave• and The Bronx- Trolley Surface Contract Routes and along the Additional agreements herein contained, the parties hereto do 13x-10 nue between Bruckner boulevard and East 134th Line and The Broadway-Kingsbridge Trolley Line hereby covenant and agree with each other as street; also, during such time as Willis Avenut Surface Contract Route (which certificate or cer- so that a passenger on the bus line may travel to tificates, permission and approval are hereinafter follows: Bridge is restricted to one way traffic, along the and from the Independent Subway Station at following streets: East 138th street between Willis referred to as "Commission Approval") in accord- First—Group A of Section 2, Article II of tht 207th street and Broadway. ance with the Surface Franchise Contract and the Surface Franchise Contract and Section 1 of Ar. avenue and 3d avenue, 3d avenue between East Route Bx.12—City Island.Fordham. 11.15 Miles 138th street and Bronx approach to or exit from Supplementary Contract as amended by this con- tide Seven of the Supplementary Contract art tract. In the event that the Company shall fail hereby amended by changing the description of —Beginning at intersection of University avenue Third Avenue Bridge, Bronx approach to or exit from Third Avenue Bridge and Third Avenue to make such application. within such time or Route Bx-1—Concourse-138th Street, Route Bx•3 and Fordham road; along Fordham road lo Bronx and ; along Bronx and Pelham Bridge and easterly roadway of Manhattan exit times, the franchise, right and consent herein —Prospect Avenue, Route 13x-5—Bruckner Boule. granted shall cease and determine. Route Bx.6—Throggs parkway to and across Boston road to Pelham from or approach to Third Avenue Bridge between yard (Eastern Boulevard), Tenth—In the event the Public Service Com- Neck, Route Bx-8—Williamsbridge Road, Routt Parkway South; along Pelham Parkway South to southerly end of 3d avenue in The Bronx and East 128th street in Borough mission fails to grant the necessary Commission Bx-1U—Riverdale Avenue, Route Bx-12—City Eastchester road; along Eastchester road to Bronx of Manhattan, East 128th street between easterly roadway Approval with respect to the Amended Surface Island-Fordham Route Bx-13—Castle Hill Avenue, and Pelham parkway; along Bronx and Pelham of Man- hattan exit from or approach to Third Avenue Contract Routes or to the Additional Surface Con- Route Bx-16Webster Avenue, Route Bx-18— parkway to and along exit road leading from Bridge and 2d avenue, and 2d avenue Lttween tract Route within six (6) months from the date Macombs Road, Route Bx.23—Crosby Avenue-Lay- Bronx and Pelham parkway to Pelham Parkway East 128th street and kast 125th street, it being upon which this contract is signed by the Mayor, ton Avenue, so that the description of said routes South at Continental avenue; along Pelham Park. understood that operation over the easterly road- in the said Surface Franchise Contract and Sup way South to Burr avenue; along Burr avenue to or within such further time as may be authorized way of Manhattan exit from or approach to Third plementary Contract shall be reapectively u fol. and across Westchester avenue to Bruckner boule- by the Board, the rights herein granted with Avenue Bridge, East 128th street and 2d avenue to any route or routes, for which the lows: vard; along Bruckner boulevard to Eastern boule- need not be commenced during continuance of the Public Service Commission fails to grant Com- Route Bx-1—Concourse-138th Street. 6.72 Miles vard; along Eastern boulevard (crossing bridge present War Emergency% —Beginning at the intersection, of West 231st over Eastchester Creek) to Traffic Relief road; mission Approval, shall cease and determine. The foregoing streets, mentioned in this Para- ' Eleventh — Surface Company shall commence street and Broadway; along West 231st street to along Traffic Relief road (passing through Traffic graph Second, together with Route Be-1—Con- Bailey avenue; along Bailey avenue to Albany Relief circle) to City Island avenue; along City operation of each of the following routes as hereby course-138th Street, Route Bx-3—Prospect Ave. amended: Route Et-I—Concourse-138th Street, Crescent; along Albany Crescent to Heath avenue; Island avenue to a point 50 feet south of Rochelle nue, Route Bx-5, Bruckner Boulevard (Eastern along Health avenue to Fort Independence Street; street; also along Rochelle street between City Route Bx-3—Prospect Avenue, Route Bx-5—Bruck. Boulevard), Route Bx-6—Throggs Neck, Route ner Boulevard (Eastern Boulevard), Route Bx-6— along Fort Independence Street to Sedgwick Ave. Island avenue and a point 100 feet west of City Bx-8—Williarasbridge Road, Route 13x-10—River- nue; along Sedgwick Avenue to Island avenue; also 'along Westchester avenue Throw Neck, Route Bx-8—Williamsbridge Road, dale Avenue, Route Bx•12-.-City Island.Fordham, Route Bx-10—Riverdale Avenue, Route Bx-12— South; along Mosholu Parkway South to Grand between Bruckner boulevard and Burr avenue; Route Bx-13—Castle Hill Avenue, Route Bx-16— Boulevard and Concourse; along Grand Boulevard also along Baychester avenue between Eastern City Island-Fordham, Route Bx-13—Castle Hill Webster Avenue, Route Bx.18—Macombs Road, Avenue, Route Bx-16—Webster Avenue, Route and Concourse to East 138th Street; also along boulevard and Bronx and Pelham parkway, along Route Bx-23—C rosby Avesue.Layton Avenue, as Bx-18—Macombs Road, Route Bx-23--Crosby Ave- East 138th street from west roadway of Grand Bronx and Pelham parkway between Baychester described in Paragraph First hereof, are herein. nue-Layton Avenue, and of Route Bx-49—High- Boulevard and Concourse to east roadway of Grand avenue and a point opposite the exit road leading after called "Amended Surface Contract Routes." bridge, as herein authorized, within thirty (30) Boulevard and Concourse; also along Bailey are from Bronx and Pelham parkway to Pelham Park- (B) Section 1 of Article Seven of the Supple- days after securing Commission nue between Albany Crescent and West 230th way South at Continental avenue; also along LW• mentary Contract is hereby amended by changing Approval for each • street; also along West 230th street between Bailey chester road between Bronx and Pelham parkway the description of Route Bx-21—Pelham Bay Park, respective route. Operation along the routes de- avenue and Broadway; also along Broadway be- and Pelham Parkway North; along Pelham Park- and Route Bx-29—Willis Avenue, so that the de- scribed in Paragraph Second (B), shall be insti- tween West 230th street and West 231st street. way North between Eastchester road and White scription of said routes in the said Supplementary tuted In accordance with the provisions of the Sur- fa Route Bx.3—Prospect Avenue. 4.44 Miles— Plains road; along White Plains road • between Contract shall be as follows: ce Franchise Contract and the Supplementary Beginning at the intersection of Fordham Plaza Pelham Parkway North and Bronx and Pelham Route Bx-21—Pelham Bay Park. 1.23 Miles— Contract applicable thereto. In the event operation and 3d avenue; along Fordham Plaza to Park ave. parkway; along Bronx and Pelham parkway be. Beginning at East Tremont avenue and West- is not commenced as herein required, the Board nue; along Park avenue to East 189th street; along chester avenue (Westchester- Square); along West- may, by resolution on thirty (30) days' notice, avenue tween White Plaine road and Boston road; also East 189th street to 3d avenue; along 3d along the following streets, avenues and etc., be- chester avenue to Bruckner Boulevard; along cancel this contract as to such route or routes 187th street; along East 187th street to which are not operated as herein required, where- to East tween May 29th and September 15th of each Bruckner boulevard to Wilkinson avenue; along Crotona avenue; along Crotona avenue to Prospect upon the franchise hereby granted for such route year and at such other times as may be directed Wilkinson avenue to Westchester avenue;' also avenue; along Prospect avenue to East 149th street; or routes shall cease and determine. by resolution adopted by the Board: (1) also along Blondell avenue between Westchester avenue along East 149th street to Jackson avenue; aloni. and Fink avenue; along Fink avenue between Twelfth—Except as expressly provided herein, Jackson avenue to East 139th street; along East along Bronx and Pelham parkway between East- ern boulevard and Baychester avenue; (2) Orchard Blondell avenue and East Tremont avenue; along nothing in this contract contained shall be deemed 139th street to Bruckner boulevard; along Bruck. East Tremont avenue between Fink avenue and to affect in any manner the provisions of the 50-a Beach road between Traffic Relief circle and ner boulevard to East 138th street; along East Westchester avenue; along East Tremont avenue Agreements, the Surface Franchise Contract and ; and (3) Pelham Bridge road (also 138th street to Jackson avenue; also along Jackson to a point about 100 feet south of the southerly the Supplementary Contract and the Companies known u Eastern boulevard) between, Traffic Re- avenue between East 138th street and East 139th side of Westchester avenue; thence crossing East romise, covenant and agree, op their part and street; also along 3d avenue between East 189th lief road and Club House of Split lock (Pelham) Tremont avenue to Westchester avenue. pehalf, Golf Course; also, during such time as the Com- and on the part and behalf of each of street and Fordham Plata. Route Bx-29—Willis Avenue. 6.73 Miles—Be- them, to conform to, abide by and perform all the missioner of Parks of the City shall permit or Route 13a-5—Bruckner Boulevard (Eastern Boule- ginning at the intersection of Fordham road and terms, 'conditions and requirements in said 50-a direct, along Bronx and Pelham parkway between vard). 5.77 miles—Beginning at the intersection 3d avenue; along 3d avenue to Willis avenue; Agreements, said Surface Franchise Contract and White Plains road and Eastchester road instead of Westchester avenue nad Bruckner boulevard along Willis avenue and across the Willis Avenue said Supplementary Contract, as amended by of along either or both Pelham Parkway North and the (formerly known as Eastern boulevard); along Bridge to 1st avenue, Borough of Manhattan; provisions of this contract. Pelham Parkway South between White Plains road Bruckner boulevard to Lafayette avenue; along along 1st avenue to 125th street; along 125th Thirteenth—This contract shall take effect on and Eastchester road. Lafayette avenue to Longwood avenue; along Long- street to 130th street; along 130th street to Mar- the date of the execution thereof by the Route Bx-13—Castle Hill Avenue. 3.81 Miles= Mayor. wood avenue to Westchester avenue; along West ginal street; along Marginal street to St. Clair In witness whereof, the party of the first part, Beginning at the intersection of Castle Hill avenue chester avenue to East 161st street; along East place; along St. Clair place to 125th street; also by its Mayor, thereunto duly authorized by the and Zerega avenue; along Castle Hill avenue to 161st street to Hewitt place; along Hewitt plait along Roosevelt Square between 125th street and Board of Estimate of said City, has caused the street and Longwood avenue; and across Westchester avenue to Starling avenue; between East 161st Morningside avenue; along Morningside avenue be corporate name of said City to be hereunto signed also along Longwood avenue between Lafayettt along Starling avenue to Unionport road; along tween Roosevelt Square and 125th street; alts and the corporate seal of said City to be hereunto avenue and Bruckner boulevard; also along Bruck Unionport road (passing through the traffic circle along East Fordham road.between 3d avenue and affixed; and the parties of the second, third and between Longwood avenue and La at the intersection of be- ner boulevard Metropolitan avenue and Washington avenue; along Washington avenue fourth parts, by their officers, thereunto duly au- Fayette avenue; also along Wilkinson avenue be Unionport road, said traffic circle being known tween East Fordham road and 3d avenue; also thorized, have caused their corporate names to be tween Bruckner boulevard and Westchester avenue; as Metropolitan oval) to White Plains road; slot% along west roadway of Willis avenue between East hereunto signed and their corporate seals to be along Westchester avenue between Wilkinson ave. White Plains road to Pelham Parkway South; 134th street and Bruckner boulevard; along Bruck- hereuntow affixed as of the day and year first above nue and Bruckner boulevard; also along Barrett( along Pelham Parkway South to Cruger avenue; ner boulevard between west roadway of Willis street between Bruckner boulevard and Southerr along Cruger avenue to Lydig avenue; along Lydig avenue and east roadway of Willis avenue; alone boulevard; along Southern boulevard between Bar east roadway of Willis avenue between Bruckner T.HE CITY OF NEW YORK, by avenue to White Plains road; also, between May Mayor. retto street and Hunts Point avenue: along Hunts 29th and September 15th and at such other times boulevard and East 134th street; also, during such (Seal.) Point avenue between Southern boulevard and as may be directed by resolution adopted by the time as Willis Avenue Bridge is restricted to one Attest: , City Clerk. Bruckner boulevard. Board, along Westchester avenue between Castle way traffic, along the following streets: East 138th THIRDN, by AVENUE TRANSIT CORPORA- Route Bx-6—Throggs Neck. 5.85 Miles— Be- Hill avenue and Glebe avenue, along Glebe avenue street between Willis avenue and 3d avenue, 3d , President ginning at Westchester square; along East Tre- between Westchester avenue and Lyon avenue, avenue between East 138th street and Bronx ap- mont avenue to Miles avenue; along Miles avenue along Lyon avenue between Glebe avenue and proach to or exit from Third Avenue Bridge, (Seal-) Attest: , Secretary. to East 177th street; along East 177th street to Castle Hill avenue. Bronx approach to or exit from Third Avenue Bridge and Third Avenue Bridge and easterly Pennyfield avenue; along Pennyfield avenue to Route Bx-16—Webster Avenue. 3.19 Miles— THE WESTCHESTER ELECTRIC RAIL- Fort Schuyler; also along East Tremont avenue roadway of Manhattan exit from or approach to ROAD COMPANY, by Beginning at the intersection of Webster avenue Third Avenue Bridge between southerly end of , between Westchester square and Lane avenue; with the northerly city line of the City of New President. 3d avenue in The Bronx and East 128th street along Lane avenue between East Tremont avenue York; along Webster avenue to East 204th street; (Seal.) and Benson street; along Benson street between in Borough of Manhattan, East me street be- Attest: , Secretary. along East 204th street to Bainbridge avenue; tween easterly roadway of Manhattan exit from lane avenue and Westchester avenue; along West- along Bainbridge avenue to Gun Hill road;. along or approach to Third Avenue Bridge and 2d ave. SURFACE TRANSPORTATION CORPORA- chester avenue between Lane avenue and East Gun Hill road to Webster avenue; also along East TION OF NEW YORK, by Tremont avenue; also along East 177th street nue, and 2d avenue between Fast 128th street 238th street (Nereid avenue) between Webster and East 125th street. President. p between Meagher avenue and Tierney place; along avenue and Nereid avenue; along Nereid avenue (Seal.) Tierney place between East 177th street and Long- Third—Group A of Section 2, Article II of the to the intersection of the City Line; along such Surface Franchise Contract and Section 1 of Attest: , Secretary. street avenue; along Longstreet avenue between portion of Mundy lane between Nereid avenue and Resolved, That the results of the inquiry made Tierney place and Giegerich place; along Gie- Article Seven of the Supplementary Contract are Pitman avenue as is in the City of New York; hereby amended by adding thereto the following: by this Board as to the money value of the pro. gerich place between Longstreet avenue and 177th along Pitman avenue between Mundy lane and Route Bx-49—Highbridge. 2.21 Miles—Begin- posed grant and amendments and the adequacy street; also (as a branch) along East Tremont the Mount Vernon City Line. ning at the intersection of East 161st street and of the compensation proposed to be paid therefor avenue between Miles avenue and Lawton avenue; Route Bx-18—Macombs Road. 1.71 Miles— River avenue1. along East 161st street to Gerard and of the terms and conditions, are as specified along Lawton avenue between East Tremont ave- Beginning at the intersection of Teller avenue and avenue, crossing Gerard avenue from the south and fully set forth in the said contracts and agree- nue and Hollywood avenue; along Hollywood East 170th street; along East 170th street and roadway of 161st street to the north roadway of ments of November 9, 1940, as previously avenue between Lawton avenue and Harding ave• West 170th street to Inwood avenue; along Inwood 161st street; along East 161st street to Jerome amended and as amended by the foregoing form of nue; along Harding avenue between Hollywood avenue to Macomb' road; along Macombs road to avenue; thence crossing Jerome avenue to Woody- proposed contract avenue and East Tremont avenue; along East University avenue; along University avenue to crest avenue; along Woodycrest avenue to West Resolved, That these preambles and resolutions, Tremont avenue between Harding avenue and West Tremont avenue; along West Tremont ave- 168th street; along West 168th street to Nelson including said resolution authorizing the contract Lawton avenue; along Lawton avenue between nue to Andrews Avenue South; along Andrews avenue; along Nelson avenue to West 167th street; between The City of New York and Third Ave- East Tremont avenue and Balcom avenue; along Avenue South to West 175th street; along West along West 167th street to Anderson avenue; along nue Transit Corporation, The Westchester Electric Balcom avenue between Lawton avenue and Hard- 175th street to Montgomery avenue; along Mont. Anderson avenue to West 162d street; along West Railroad Company and Surface 'Transportation of ing avenue; along Harding avenue between Bal- gomery avenue to West Tremont avenue; along 162d street to Ogden avenue; along Ogden ave- New York, and the said form of proposed contract corn avenue and a point 100 feet south of Mc- West Tremont avenue to Andrews Avenue South; nue to Jerome avenue; along Jerome avenue to amending the Supplementary Contract and Surface Dowell place; also along_ Harding avenue between also along West 176th street between Andrews East 161st street; and along East 161st street to Franchise Contract containing said results of such Hollywood avenue and East 177th street. Avenue South and University avenue; also along River avenue. inquiry after the same shall be entered in the Route Bx-8—Williamsbridge Road. 3.22 Miles— University avenue between West 176th street and The foregoing Route Bx-49—Highbridge Line is minutes of this Board, shall be published in full Beginning at the intersection of White Plains road Macombs road; also along Macombs road between hereinafter sometimes called "Additional Surface for at least fifteen (15) days immediately prior to and Adee avenue; along Adee avenue to Williams- Inwood avenue and Jerome avenue; also along Contract Route." Thursday, September 21, 1944, in Tax Cars' bridge road; along Williamsbridge road to East Jerome avenue between Macombs road and East Fourth—Section 3 of Article Ten of said Sup- Racoan, together with the following notice, to wit: Tremont avenue; along East Tremont avenue to 170th street. plementary Contract is hereby amended by strik- Notice is 'hereby given that the Board of Eati. Lane avenue; along Lane avenue to Benson street; Route Bx-23—Crosby Avenue-Layton Avenue. ing out the following paragraph marked "Fourth"— mate, before authorizing any contract between along Benson street to and across Westchester ave- 2.14 Miles—Beginning at or near the intersection "Fourth: There will be no transfers for rides The City of New York and Third Avenue Transit nue to East Tremont avenue; along East Tremont of Crosby avenue and Westchester avenue; along between points on Route Bx-7 (Boston Road and Corporation, The Westchester Electric Railroad avenue to Dobk street; thence crossing East Tre- Crosby avenue, crossing Brucluier boulevard to points (1) west of White Plains Road on Route Company and Surface Transportation Corporation mont avenue around the safety zone, to, across and Logan avenue; along Logan avenue to Otis avenue; B; x-12 (City Island-Fordham) or (2) points on of New York for certain amendments in and to along Westchester avenue to East Tremont avenue; along Otis avenue to Layton avenue; along Layton Route Bx-13 (Castle Hill Avenue), if and when the terms and conditions of certain Surface Fran- along East Tremont avenue to Lane avenue; also avenue to Dean avenue; along Dean avenue to the same is operated to Pelham Parkway South;" chise Contract and Supplementary Contract each along Bronxwood avenue between Williamsbridge Philip avenue; along Philip avenue to Clarence —and by substituting therefor and inserting in dated November 9, 1940; as previously amended place thereof, the following: road and Burke avenue; along Burke avenue be- avenue; along Clarence avenue to Schley avenue; by contract dated April 19, 1941; such amend- "Fourth: There will be no transfers for rides tween Bronxwood avenue and White Plains road; along Schley avenue to Ellsworth avenue; also ments being fully set forth and described in the between points on Route Bx-7 (Boston Road) and along White Plains road between Burke avenue along Ellsworth avenue between Schley avenue and foregoing form of proposed contract and providing and Adee avenue. points on Route Bx.13 (Castle Hill Avenue) ;" in part for the issuance of transfers and before Randall avenue; along Randall avenue between Fifth—Section 3 of Article Ten of said Supple- Route Bx-10—Riverdale Avenue. 6.13 Miles— adopting any resolution authorizing such contract, Ellsworth avenue and Clarence avenue: along mentary Contract is hereby amended by striking will, at a meeting of said Board, to be held in Beginning at the intersection of Riverdale avenue Roberts avenue between Crosby avenue and Edison out the following paragraph marked "Fifth": and the North City Line; along Riverdale avenue avenue; along Edison avenue between Roberts "Fifth: There will be no transfers for rider Room 16, City Hall, Borough of Manhattan, City to the intersection of West 254th street and Henry avenue and Westchester avenue; along Westchester between points on Route Bx-12 (City Island- of New York, on Thursday, September 21, 1944 Hudson Parkway West; along Henry Hudson Park- avenue between Edison avenue and Crosby ave• Fordham) and points on Route Bx-13 (Castle Hill at 2.30 p. m., hold a public hearing thereon at way West to West 239th street; along West 239th nue; along Layton avenue between Otis avenue Avenue) if and when the same is operated to which citizens shall be entitled to appear and be street crossing Henry Hudson parkway to River• and Bruckner boulevard; along Bruckner boule- Pelham Parkway South;" heard. dale avenue; along Riverdale avenue to West vard between Layton avenue and Crosby avenue. —and by substituting and inserting in place there. Resolved, That a notice of such hearing, stating 230th street; along West 230th street to Broad- Second—(A) Group B of Section 2, Article H for the following: that copies of the proposed contract and resolu- way; along Broadway to West 231st street; along of the Surface Franchise Contract, is hereby "Fifth: There will be no transfers for rides tion authorizing the same may be obtained by all West 231st street to Ringsbridge avenue; along amended by changing the streets mentioned u part between points on Route Bx-13 (Castle Hal Ave- those interested therein at the Bureau of Fran- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 THE CITY RECORD 3397

chins, Room 1307, Municipal Building, Centre of Queens, City and State of New York, desig- By order of the Board of Estimate under of Four Hundred Dollars ($400) and the and Chambers streets, Borough of Manhattan, shall nated and shown upon the Tax Map of said resolution adopted at the meeting of the Board sale shall be conditioned upon the following terms be published at least twice at the expense of the City for the said Borough of Queens as Ward held on June 29, 1944 (Cal. No. 65A). 18,25 and conditions: Companies, in the "Home News" and the "Park- 1, Block 327, Lot 1, as the said Tax Map was FRANK RAY HOWE, Director of Real Estate. The successful bidder will be required to pay cheater Press Review," the two newspapers in on February 11, 1932. Subject to the control of 20 per cent of the amount of the bid in cash which the petition and notice of hearing thereon the Federal, New York State and New York PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT or by certified check, made payable to the Treas- have been published. City Governments and to the right of the Federal the Board of Estimate of The City of New urer of The City of New York, together with the Dated, New York, August 17, 1944. $2,21 Government to change harbor lines without com- York by virtue of the power vested in them by auctioneer's fee, if any, at the time of sale, and ISAAC EICHHOLZ, Acting Secretary. pensation, and further subject to reservations and law, will offer for sale at ppublic auction on the balance within 30 days of the date of sale; exceptions contained in Letters Patent recorded TUESDAY, S ER 26, 1944 The deed to be delivered shall be in the form in Liber 667 of Deeds, Page 474, in so far as at 11.30 a. m., at Room 1030, Municipal Building, of a bargain and sale deed without covenants, and DEPARTMENT OF PURCHASE same may still be in force. Manhattan, N. Y. 7, the following described prop shall be delivered within 60 days from the date The minimum or upset price at which said prop- erty: of sale; Sale of Passenger Automobiles erty may be sold is hereby fixed at the sum of All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land, The property will be conveyed free and clear Sixty Thousand Dollars ($60,000) and the sale situate, lying and being in the Borough of The of liens and encumbrances except u herein stated; SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY shall be conditioned upon the following terms and Bronx, of The City of New York, in the County Taxes, assessments and water rates shall be the Commissioner of Purchase of The City of conditions: of Bronx and State of New York, bounded and apportioned as of the date of closing title; New York, Room 2429, Municipal Building, Man- The successful bidder will be required to pay described as follows: Subject to building violations, if any; hattan, N. Y. 7, until noon, on 10 per cent of the amount of the bid in cash or Beginning at a point on the westerly line of Subject to any state of facts an accurate survey MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1944 by certified check made payable to the Treasurer former Madison ave. distant thirty-nine and would show, provided the same does not render For the sale of passenger automobiles. of The City of New York, together with the auc- twenty-six one-hundredths (39.26) feet southerly title unmarketable; Apply to Department of Purchase, Room 2214, tioneer's fee, at the time of sale, the balance from the corner formed by the intersection of No individual or corporation or any stockholder, Municipal Building, Manhattan, N. Y. 7, for within 60 days of the date of sale. said westerly line of former Madison ave. with the director or officer of any corporation who or which Sales Agreement Proposal No. 77502. s14,25 The deed shall be a bargain and sale deed, present southerly line of 180th at., and running has been or is now in default in or on any son- without covenants, to be delivered within 90 days thence southerly and along the said westerly line tract, obligation or agreement of any End or PROPOSALS from the date of sale. of former Madison ave. twenty-two and twenty- nature entered into with The City of New York, See Regulation ea Last Page The property will be conveyed free and clear five one-hundredths (22.25) feet; thence running or any of its agencies, will be accepted as a bidder of liens and encumbrances except as herein stated. easterly on a line at right angles with the easterly for this property, and the Director of Real Estate SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY Subject to any state of facts that an accurate line of Washington ave. thirteen and seven one- reserves the right to reject any such bidder if the Commissioner of Purchase at Rouen 2429, survey would show, provided the same does not hundredths (13.07) feet to the present westerly investigation establishes such a default; Municipal Building, Manhattan, at the following render title unmarketable. line of Bathgate ave.; thence running northerly The Director of Real Estate, at his option, may times for the following supplies, materials, equip Subject to building violations, if any. along the present westerly line of Bathgate ave. resell the property if the successful bidder shall went, etc., to wit: Subject to monthly tenancies. twenty-two and seven one-hundredths (22.07) feet, fail to comply with the terms of sale, and the The risk of loss of damage by fire between the and thence westerly on a line at right angles with person so failing to comply therewith shall, is Until 10 a. m., on date of sale and the date of delivery of the deed the easterly line of Washington ave. fifteen and addition to forfeiting any deposits made on ac- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 is assumed by the purchaser. eighty-nine one hundredths (15.89) feet to the count thereof, be held liable for any deficiency For eggs, s16,19 Taxes, assessments and water rates shall be ap- point or place of beginning; said land being known which may result from each resale; portioned as of the date of closing title. on the Tax Maps of The City of New York for The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. Until 10.30 a. tn., on No individual or corporation or any stockholder, the Borough of The Bronx as Section 11, Block By order of the Board of Estimate under TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 director, officer of any corporation who or which 3046, Part of Lot 33. resolution adopted by the Board at a meeting held For fresh fish. 316,19 has been or is now in default in or on any The minimum or upset price at which said May 25, 1944 (Cal. No. 41). 58,25 contract, obligation or agreement of any kind or property may be sold is hereby fixed at the sum FRANK RAY HOWE, Director of Real Estate. Until 10 a. m., on nature whatsoever entered into with The City of TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 New York, or any of its agencies will be accepted Requests for Offers to Sell Real Property to the following designated areas who desire to sell For rock salt. as a bidder for this property, and the Director of The City of New York their property to The City of New York will be For apples. s14,19 Real Estate reserves the right to reject any such received by the Director of Real Estate, Room bidder if investigation establishes such a default. 1030, Municipal Building, Manhattan, N. Y. 7, Until 10.30 a. In, on The Director of Real 'Estate, at his option, may PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT until 11 a. m., on 19, 1944 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER resell the property if the successful bidder shall offerings from all owners of real property within SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 93, 1944 For lumber. $14,19 fail to comply with the terms of sale and the per- son so failing to comply therewith shall, in addi- Until 10.30 a. m., on tion to forfeiting any deposits made on account TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 thereof, be held liable for any deficiency which For cutings, gray iron. may result from such resale. For portable tool wagons. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. For fire engines (750 G.P.M.). By order of the Board of Estimate under resolu- For Trico, Folberth windshield wipers, fans and tion adopted at the meeting of the Board held Parts- June 29, 1944 (Cal. No. 66A). .7,23 For automotive electric parts. $8,19 FRANK RAY HOWE, Director of Real Estate. LI LI Li 1_1A114 L NOTICE TO BIDDERS NOSTRAND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE opening of bids on the above con- PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT receipt and the Board of Estimate of The City of New tract for "fire engines (750 G.P.M.)," has been postponed until 10.30 a. m., on Tuesday, Oct. York by virtue of the power vested in them by law, will offer for sale at public auction on 45,03 3, 1944. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1944 at 11 a. m. at Room 1030, Municipal Building, Until 10 a. tn., on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1944 Manhattan, N. Y. 7, the following described prop- erty: s18,20 For meat and poultry. AU those certain lots? pieces or parcels of land, with the buildings and improvements thereon, situ- Until 10.30 a. m., on ate, lying and being in the Borough of Queens, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1944 New 115,22 County of Queens, City and State of York, For cinders. designated and shown upon the Tax Map of the said City of New York for the said Borough of Until 10.30 a. m., on , Ave FED/AY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1944 Queerts as follows: Section 42, Block 9621, Lots 13, 14, 18 and 23, s12,22 For conveyor chain. as the said Tax Map was on February 11, 1940. Subject to covenants and restrictions contained Until 10.30 a. in., on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1944 in instruments recorded in Liber 1068 of Con- .16,25 veyances, Pages 235, 251 and 254, and further For sheeting. subject to the right of the United States of America to redeem the premises within the statu- Until 10.30 a. m., on tory period of one year. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1944 The minimum or upset price at which said For pneumatic wood borers and saws. property may be sold is hereby fixed at the sum s14,25 For repair parts for snow plows. of Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000) and the sale shall be conditioned upon the following terms Until 10.30 a. m., on and conditions: alionimmo TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1944 41•1•111, The successful bidder will be required to pay VE For propellers manganese bronze. s15,26 ■ ■ ■ ■■ 10 per cent of the amount of the bid in cash •••••■■•• •• • •••.I or by certified check, made payable to the Treas. Until 10.30 a. m., on urer, City of New York, together with the auc- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1944 tioneer's fee at the time of sale, and a minimum For binders, loose leaf. s19,26 of 23% per cent additional within 60 days of the date of sale, the balance may be represented by Until 10.30 a. m., on a purchase money bond and mortgage for ten FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1944 years with the interest at the rate of 4 per cent For speed reducers. per annum and amortization at the rate of 3 For wire rope. per cent per annum for two years and 10 per 319,26 For license plates (Masonite). cent per annum for the remaining eight years, with the privilege to pay off all or any additional part Blank proposal forms for submission of bids at of the mortgage debt on any interest date; both the above bid openings may be obtained at Room interest and amortization to be payable quarterly: Municipal Building, Manhattan, N. Y. 7, 4•MOINI• ■•■■■ 4MONNIONNI10 2214, The deed to be delivered shall be in the form where bidders may examine specifications, bite letwes TON VE of a bargain and sale deed without covenants, and 41■• .11■111111.111••• and the contract forms. prints shall be delivered within 90 days from the date of sale; and the bond and mortgage to be executed PRESIDENT, BOROUGH OF by the purchaser shall contain, in addition to the RICHMOND provisions hereinbefore outlined, such other usual clauses as are required in purchase money mort- HAMPTON PL PROPOSALS gages acceptable by The City of New York; the See Regulation on Last Page purchaser to pay the recording tax, recording fees and all Federal or State taxes in relation thereto, if any. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY WAVigelA AC the President, Borough of Richmond, at his The property will be conveyed free and clear of liens and encumbrances except as herein stated; office, Borough Hall, S. I. 1, as follows: Taxes, assessments and water rates shall be apportioned as of the date of closing title; Until 12 noon, on ...1.1■1•1• WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1944 Subject, however, to the covenant and agree- YE ment as follows, which covenant and agreement is ••••■•■ For repaving with bituminous concrete pavement •••■11,1 .111■■1111, the roadways of St. Johns ave. from Bay st. to to be inserted in the deed to be delivered as herein 600 feet east of Tompkins ave., and other streets, provided; together with all work incidental thereto. s16,27 "It is covenanted and agreed that in the event of the acquisition by the party of the first part, by condemnation or otherwise,. of the part or DEPARTMENT OF WATER SUPPLY, portion of the premises described herein lying 1111 within the lines of Hillside Avenue as said Hill- GAS AND ELECTRICITY side Avenue is shown on the City Map or Plan, the party (parties) of the second part shall only PROPOSALS be entitled as compensation for such acquisition to Regulation on Last Page See an amount not in excess of the pro-rated assessed valuation of the land so acquired and shall not SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY be entitled to any compensation for any building or the Commissioner of Water Supply, Gas and buildings, structure or structures so acquired. Electricity, at Room 2351, Municipal Building, This covenant shall be binding upon and run with AYE Manhattan, N. Y. 7, as follows: the land and shall endure until the City Map eis changed so as to eliminate from within the lines Until 10.30 a. m., on TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944 of said Hillside Avenue, any part or portion of said described premises, and no longer." For hauling and laying water mains and appur- Subject to any state of facts an accurate survey tenances in De Lavall and Tillotson ayes., Bor- would show, provided the same does not render ough of The Bronx. Deposit, $1. $8,19 title unmarketable; Subject to monthly tenancy; Plans, specifications, bid and contract form may Subject to building violations, if any; be obtained upon payment of a deposit, in cash The risk of loss or damage by fire between the certified check, as specified above. or by date of sale and the date of delivery of the deed is assumed by the purchaser. BOARD OF ESTIMATE No individual or corporation or any stockholder, director or officer of any corporation who or which SCHEivEcTA.Or AYE BUREAU OF REAL ESTATE has been or is now in default in or on any con- tract, obligation or agreement of any kind or Corporation Sales of Certain Real Estate nature entered into with The City of New York, -11-1 7 7 n I-1 T or any of its agencies, will be accepted as a bidder PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT for this property, and the Director of Real Estate the Board of Estimate of The City of New reserves the right to reject any such bidder if York, by virtue of the power vested in them by investigation establishes such a default; law, will offer for sale at public auction on The Director of Real Estate, at his option, may GENERAL AREA FOR THE BEDFORD MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1944 resell the property if the successful bidder shall at 11 a. m., at Room 1030, Municipal Building, fail to comply with the terms of sale, and the S'UBSTAI/OA/ Manhattan, N. Y. 7, the following described person so failing to comply therewith shall, in property: addition to forfeiting any deposits made on ac- BOROUGH OF .5.47001rZYN All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with count thereof, be held liable for any deficiency the buildings and improvements thereon, situate, which may result from such resale; lying and being in the Borough of Queens, County The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. 3398 THE CITY RECORD TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1944

BOARD OF ASSESSORS Room 1559, in the Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, a copy of such verified objections. Notice to Present Claims for Damages Third—That on the 11th day of October, 1944, at 9.30 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, or as PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, the Cor- H_ poration Counsel of The City of New York will all persons claiming to have been injured by the /06"I s grading of the following named streets to present apply to the Hon. Charles C. Lockwood, the Jus- their claim in writing to the Board of Assessors, tice of the Supreme Court who signed said Third Room 2200, Municipal Building, Manhattan, N.Y. 7. Partial and Separate Tentative Decree at a Spe- Claimants are requested to make their claims cial Term, Part IV of the Supreme Court, to be for damage upon the blank forms prepared by the held at Trial Term. Part II, 4th floor, General Board of Assessors, copies of which may be ob• Court House, 88.11 Sutphin blvd., Jamaica, Queens, tained upon application at the above office. No to fix a time when said Justice will hear the award shall be made unless a claim in writing parties who will have filed objections to the said therefor shall have been filed with the Board of Third Partial and Separate Tentative Decree. Assessors within 90 days after the grading shall Dated, New York, September 19, 1944. have been completed and accepted by the City IGNATIUS M. WILKINSON, Corporation ./05"/ ST authorities. Counsel, Office and Post Office Address, Municipal Borough of Brooklyn Building, Borough of Manhattan, City of New 6365. E. 24th st. from Avenue U to Graves- York, N. Y. 7. s19,29 end Neck rd.; E. 91st st. from Church ave. to Avenue A; E. 92d st. from Church ave. to Avenue REGULATIONS RELATING TO CONTRACTS B; and E. 93d st. and E. 95th st., each from Avenue A to Avenue B. The work was completed Adopted by the Board of Botlarate, March and accepted by the Borough President on July 1241 (Cad. No. 711), and Amended May 21, 10, 1944. 19411 (Cal. No. $1). .1047N „ST Dated, Sept. 12, 1944. 1. Advertisements, proposals and bids. FREDERICK J. H. KRACKE, AGNES E. (a) Bids for contracts shall be solicited by public CUNNINGHAM, Board of Assessors. advertisement in at least 10 successive issues of s12-14-19-21-26-284-5 Ties CITY RECORD. All advertisements soliciting bids for contracts shall be approved by the Corporation Counsel before publication. Bids shall OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER be publicly opened on the day of the last insertion Interest on City Bonds and Stock of the advertisement. (b) Except with the approval of the Corporation ./0.7" ST THE INTEREST DUE OCT. 1, 1944, ON Counsel, the advertisement shall include only: 1. Registered and Coupon Bonds and Stock of The The place where the proposals may be ob- tained;. City of New York, and of former corporations 2. now included therein, will be paid on October 2, The place where and the day and hour when the bids will be publicly opened; 1944, by the Comptroller at his office (Room 830), Municipal Building, Chambers and Centre ats., 3. A brief description of the supplies, materials and equipment to be furnished and of the work or Manhattan, N. Y. 7. labor to be done. The books for the transfer of bonds and stock on which the interest is payable Oct. 1, 1944, will (c) Proposals for bids shall be in such form as may be prescribed by the agency issuing the same be closed Sept. 16 to 30, 1944, both dates in- and shall state: clusive. 1. That the person making the bid shall deliver Dated, Sept. 5, 1944. s9,o2 it in a sealed envelope, addreued to the head of JOSEPH D. McGOLDRICIC, Comptroller. the appropriate agency, on or before the time and at the place designated in the advertisement; 2. That the sealed envelope shall be endorsed DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS with the name or names of the person or persons presenting the same, the date of its presentation Proposed Approval of Subcontractors and the title of the proposal; 3. The place where and the day and hour when THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS the bids will be publicly opened; proposes to approve the following subcontractor, 4. The quantity and quality of the supplies, C. J. Moore, 285 Madison ave., Manhattan, for materials and equipment to be furnished and the general constructing and masonry work, as sub- nature and extent of the work or labor to be done; mitted by Otis Elevator Company, 260 11th ave., 5. That every bid shall be accompanied by a Manhattan, re contract no. 4, elevator work, in- dept sit in approximately the sum of two percentum fectious ward building, Queens General Hospital of the amount of such bid; except that in the we (Otis contract no. 178145). s16,19 of a proposal for a single item or clan of items, the deposit shall be approximately two percentum ./047#1 ST PROPOSALS of the contracting agency's estimated cost of the See Regulation on This Page supplies, materials and equipment to be furnished and the work or labor to be done. Such deposit SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY shall consist of a certified check upon a state or the Department of Public Works, Room 1800 L, National bank or trust company or a check of such Municipal Building, Manhattan, N. Y. 7, as bank or trust company signed by a duly authorized follows: °dicer thereof, drawn to the order of the Comp- troller, of money, or of the obligations of the City Until 11 a. m., on described in section 241 of the New York City 14(997e THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1944 Charter, which the Comptroller shall approve as For furnishing all labor and material required of equal value with the sum so required, except for the following work, in connection with fire- that the check submitted as security deposit with a house for Eng. 251, Hook and Ladder 119 and bid for supplies, materials or equipment need not I I 7 Eng. 211, located at 16-24 Hooper st., Borough be certified; of Brooklyn: 6. That in the event of the failure of the bidder OENERAL, AREA FOR 111000/NORALE Contract No. 10, Gasoline Storage Tank. to execute the contract within five days after notice Contract No. 11, 3d Floor Plumbing, Heating of the award of the contract to him, his deposit of BRANCH fiat& /C L/D'RARY and Electrical Work. so much thereof as shall be applicable to the amount Deposit for contract documents, $5. of award made to him shall be retained by the City, For furnishing all labor and material necessary and he shall be liable for and shall agree to pay on to caulk masonry and do other waterproofing for demand the difference between the price bid and BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN Store House Q 12, located at 44th dr. and Vernon the price for which such contracts shall be subse- blvd., L. I. City. quently relet, including the cost of such relettina Deposit for contract documents, $5. s11,21 and less the amount of such deposit. No plea of mistake in such accepted bid shall be available to Until 11 a. m., on the bidder for the recovery of his deposit or as a TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1944 defense to any action based upon such accepted bid; For all labor and material for alterations to 7. That upon the execution of a contract for public office building at 500 Park ave., Borough work or labor, in which provision has been made of Manhattan: Contract No. 1, general construc- for payments by installments, the contractor may be tion; Contract No. 2, painting; Contract No. 3, required to deposit not less than approximately two plumbing; Contract No. 4, electrical work. percentum nor more than approximately five per- Deposit for contract documents, $5. s15,26 centum of the amount of the contract, until the sr amount of the retained percentages under the con- Blank bid forms and further information may be tract shall equal the amount of the deposit. Such obtained upon application to the Contract Section deposit shall consist of a certified check upon a of the Department of Public Works, Room 1800 L, State or National bank or trust company signed by Municipal Building, Manhattan, N. Y. 7, where a duly authorized officer thereof, drawn to the plans and specifications may be seen. order of the Comptroller, of money, or of the Deposits for contract documents must be made obligations of the City described in section 241 of in cash or certified check for the amount specified the New York City Charter, which the Comptroller /.9.10. P47 JT on each notice payable to the Comptroller of shall approve as of equal value with the sum so The City of New York. required; 8. That each bid shall contain: (a) The name, residence and place of business SUPREME COURT-SECOND of the person or persons making the same; (b) The names of all persons interested therein DEPARTMENT and if no other person is so interested, such fact Piling Tentative Decree—Notice to shall be distinctly stated; File Objections (c) A statement to the effect that it is made without any connection with any other person making a bid for the same purpose, and is in all SUPREME COURT—QUEENS COUNTY respects fair and without collusion or fraud; In the Matter of the Application of The City of (d) A statement that no Councilman or other officer or employee or persons whose salary is New York, relative to acquiring title to the real payable in whole or in part from the City treasury property required for the improvement to the is directly or indirectly interested therein, or in Waterfront and Harbor of The City of New the supplies, materials and equipment and work York, between a line approximately 840 feet or labor to which it relates, or in any portion of west of the westely boundary line of property the profits thereof. ' heretofore acquired and a line approximately (d) The bid shall be verified by the written oath 4,900 feet east of the easterly boundary line of the bidder that the several matters stated therein of property heretofore acquired, excluding there- are in all respects true. from property acquired by The City of New (e) Each agency shall keep a proper receptacle York for any purpose whatsoever, property ac- for the receipt and safe-keeping of bids. Upon the quired by the United States Government and receipt thereof, bids which are duly presented shall property designated as Parcels 1 and 2, in the be deposited in such receptacle. No bids shall be 4th Ward, Borough of Queens, City of New removed therefrom nor shall the sealed envelope York. in which it is contained be opened, except as pro- (ADDITION TO IDLEWILD AIRPORT) vided in paragraph (f) of this section. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL (f) The bids shall be opened and read publicly parties interested in the above entitled proceed- at the time and place designated in the advertise- ing as follows; ment, in the presence of the Comptroller or his First—That the above named Court, after con- representative and of such of the bidders as may sidering the testimony and proofs submitted on desire to be present. The opening of such bids shall the trial of the above entitled proceeding, has not be postponed if the Comptroller, or his repre- completed its estimate of the compensation which sentative shall, after due notice. fail to attend. should be made by The City of New York to the (g) This regulation shall be published in Tits respective owners of the real property to be CITY RECORD daily. All advertisements for bids acquired in this proceeding, and the Third Partial by any one agency appearing in any oqe issue of and Separate Tentative Decree of the said Court Tin CITY RECORD shall be published in sequence by as to the awards for damages was signed on the date of opening and shall refer to this regulation as 14th day of September, 1944, by Hon. Charles C. advertised in Tim CITY Racoan. Such reference Lockwood, Justice of the Supreme Court presid- shall immediately follow the name of the agency. ing at the trial of the above entitled proceeding, 9. Purchase orders in excess of one thousand and was filed with the Clerk of the County of dollars. Queens, on the 14th day of September, 1944, for (a) Medical, surgical, dental, laboratory supplies GENERAL AREA FOR FORI7//AM the inspection of whomsoever it may concern. and implements and food supplies involving an Second—That The City of New York, and all expenditure of more than one thousand dollars may 1 ITRANCH 171/45L/C 1/8RARY other parties interested in such proceding or in be procured on purchase orders based on competi- CH/Z8REN.1 any of the real property affected thereby, .having five bids received after advertisement in at least any objections thereto, shall file such objections, in three successive issues of Tea are Recall). writing, duly verified, in the manner required by (b) Rentals of equipment involving an expendi BOROUGH OF THE BRONX law for the verification of pleadings in an action, ture of more than one thousand dollars for othei setting forth the real property owned by the than snow removal purposes may be effected by the objector and his post office address, with the Clerk Department of Purchase on purchase orders based of the County of Queens, on or before the 6th on competitive bids received after advertisement in All offerings shall contain the street number, The exact size and location of each site will be 1944, and parties other than The at least ten successive issues of THE Ctry RECORD . tax map designation, size of plot, character of determined after all offerings have been analyzed. day of October, Further information may be secured by calling City of New York, shall within the same time Rentals of equipment for snow removal purposes improvement, Incised valuation and the lowest shall be effected in accordance with sections cash price the owner of the plot will accept for in person at said office. 87,23 serve on the Corporation Counsel of The City York, at his office, Municipal Building, 755(3)-7.0 and 7R2a-2.0 of the Administrative Cod. the property at private sale. FRANK RAY HOWE, Director of Real Estate. of New