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■ =.■•■■•■■• and passenger platform will accomplish this purpose, without much additional expense to the City. Assessors, Board of—Notice to Pre- Police Department—Owners Wanted For the reasons stated, this Committee urges the adoption of the Resolution. sent Claims for Damages 4214 for Unclaimed Property 4214 Whereas, The City of New York is charged by law with making proper provision Board Meetings 4214 Public Works, Department of—Pro- for the safety, health and comfort of its citizens; and City Planning Commission—Notices posals 4215 Whereas, Proper and adequate transportation facilities are absolutely necessary in of Public Hearings 4215 Purchase, Department of— any plan for such safety, health and comfort ; and Comptroller, Office of the—Vouchers Notice to Bidders to Qualify re Whereas, There exists at the present terminus of the Independent Subway System 4214 Received October 7, 1942 4211 Contemplated Bids at 168th and 169th streets and Hillside avenue in the Borough of Queens, a situation Council, The—Journal of Proceedings Notice re Bid Forms for Hire of created by pedestrian and traffic congestion which is indescribably shocking; and Motor Trucks 4214 of Stated Meeting Held October 6, Whereas, This disgraceful condition is induced by the fact that the majority of the 1942 4207 Notice to Bidders 4214 4214 thirty to forty thousand commuters who alight from the Independent Subway during the Education, Board of—Proposals 4214 Proposals evening rush hours are required to continue their journey homeward on buses which Sales of Salvage Materials 4214 Estimate, Board of—Bureau of Real cannot possibly load passengers in the curb space available, at a rate sufficient to absorb Estate— Regulation Adopted by Board of Esti- the tremendous number of passengers leaving the subway terminus; and Corporation Sale of Excess 4215 mate on March 6, 1941 4216 Corporation Sale of a Lease of Whereas, The inadequate bus facilities at this subway terminus make it necessary for Supreme Court, Second Department— thousands of men, women and children to stand on waiting lines in unprotected locations, Certain Real Estate 4215 Application to Amend Proceedings 4215 Finance, Department of—Confirmation exposed to the elements in all kinds of weather with grave consequences to their health; Filing Tentative Decree—Notice to and of Assessments—Notices to Prop- File Objections 4216 4215 Whereas, This deplorable situation could be alleviated by the construction of an erty Owners Notice to File Claims 4216 Hospitals, Department of—Proposals 4214 additional means of egress from this branch of the Independent Subway; and Municipal Civil Service Commission— Supreme Court, Third Department— Whereas, Such a means of egress could be provided with a minimum of expenditure 4216 Eligible Lists Promulgated October Filing Report by the erection of entrances, exits and a temporary passenger platform at 178th street and 7, 1942 4210 Transportation, Board of— Hillside avenue, to which point the tracks of the subway now extend; and 4214 Notice to Applicants 4207 Notice of Public Hearing Whereas, Such construction would not involve an extension of the subway or any 4214 Notices of Examinations 4215 Proposals appreciable additional equipment beyond that which is presently available, but would New York City Housing Authority— Proposals—Notice to Bidders 4214 4214 reduce the congestion of bus loading at 168th street and Hillside avenue by more than Proposals 4214 Proposed Approval of Subcontractors 50 per cent; and 4213 Sale of Used and Scrap Material 4214 Official Directory Whereas, It has been estimated that this direly needed public improvement could be constructed for a nominal cost; now, therefore, be it THE COUNCIL Resolved, That the Council of The City of New York hereby requests the Mayor, the Board of Estimate and the Board of Transportation to take the necessary steps to STATED MEETING provide for the erection of entrances, exits and temporary platforms at 178th street and Hillside avenue in the Borough of Queens, with an extension of service thereto, so that Tuesday, October 6, 1942, 1.30 o'Clock P. M. adequate additional facilities may be provided to relieve the present congestion so that The Council met in the Council Chambers, City Hall. passengers who must board buses to continue their journey homeward may do so with The President called the meeting to order and directed the Clerk to call the roll. comfort and dispatch. ANTHONY Present J. DrGIOVANNA, MEYER 1GOLDBERG, WM. A. CARROLL, Newbold Morris, President of the Council LOUIS COHEN, HUGH QUINN, WILLIAM N. CONRAD, Committee on City Affairs. Councilmen Laid over. Joseph T. Sharkey, Anthony J. DiGiovanna William M. McCarthy Vice-Chairman George E. Donovan Salvatore Ninfo Res. No. 74 Peter V. Cacchione Genevieve B. Earle John P. Nugent Report of the Committee on City Affairs in Favor of Filing Resolution Re- William A. Carroll Louis P. Goldberg James A. Phillips questing the Council to Request the Board of Transportation to Prepare Rita Casey Meyer Goldberg Adam Clayton Powell, Jr. Necessary Plans for the Construction of a Spur Connecting Queensboro John M. Christensen Stanley M. Isaacs Hugh Quinn Bridge to the Third Avenue "Elevated" Lines and to Amend the Capital Louis Cohen Joseph E. Kinsley Frederick Schick Outlay Budget to Provide the Monies for Immediate Construction There- William N. Conrad Gertrude W. Klein Edward Vogel for. S. Samuel DiFalco The Committee on City Affairs to which was referred on March 10, 1942 (Minutes, Excused—Messrs. Hart and Keegan. page 411), the annexed Resolution requesting the Council of The City of New York to The President announced the presence of a quorum. request the Board of Transportation to prepare necessary plans for the construction of a The Invocation was delivered by Rabbi Alexander Segal, of Fort Washington spur connecting Queensboro Bridge to the Third avenue "elevated" lines and to amend Synagogue, 555 West 182d street, Manhattan. the Capital Outlay Budget to provide the monies for immediate construction therefor, INVOCATION respectfully Almighty God, Creator of the World, Guide of the destinies of men and nations, REPORTS: may Thy blessing hover over this distinguished Council as it gathers in this critical The introducer has requested that this Resolution be filed for the present due to the hour for our country and humanity, for deliberations that must have significant implica- necessity of applying all available metal to defense purposes, except in emergencies. It tions for human welfare and security. is accordingly recommended that the matter be filed. Mayest Thou keep our nation fresh upon the pattern of the ideal society which Thou ANTHONY J. DrGIOVANNA, MEYER GOLDBERG, GERTRUDE W. KLEIN, hast engraved upon our hearts and our minds. May our example as leaders of the WM. A. CARROLL, LOUIS COHEN, HUGH QUINN, WM. N. CONRAD, Com- community be so noble in thought and deed that we may be worthy of immitation by mittee on City Affairs. all our fellow men, so that together we may complete the building of the ideal common- Accepted. ealth which shall secure the welfare, the peace and the happiness of all mankind.—Amen. Mr. Vogel moved that the Invocation be spread in full upon the minutes of the G. 0. No. 73—Res. No. 103 meeting. Seconded by Mrs. Casey and adopted. Report of the Committee on City Affairs in Favor of Adopting a Resolution On motion of Mr. DiGiovanna, seconded by Mr. McCarthy, the minutes of the Requesting the Board of Transportation to Eliminate the Hardship and meeting of September 21, 1942, were adopted as printed. Difficulty Imposed on the People of Queens Borough Traveling to and REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES from the Boroughs of Manhattan, Bronx and Queens. Reports of the Committee on City Affairs The Committee on City Affairs to which was referred on March 31, 1942 (Minutes, G. 0. No. 72—Res. No. 68 page 520), the annexed Resolution requesting the Board of Transportation to eliminate Report of the Committee on City Affairs in Favor of Adopting a Resolution the hardship and difficulty imposed on the people of Queens Borough traveling to and Requesting the Mayor and the Boards of Estimate and Transportation to from the Boroughs of Manhattan, Bronx and Queens, respectfully Provide for the Erection of Entrances, Exits and Temporary Platforms REPORTS: at 178th Street and Hillside Avenue, Queens and an Extension of Service We believe that with little or no additional expense, the people of Queens and other Thereto. persons traveling between Queens and Manhattan could have more direct transportation The Committee on City Affairs to which was referred on March 10, 1942 (Minutes, than is afforded at present, and the inconvenience presently experienced in traveling page 405), the annexed Resolution requesting the Mayor, the Board of Estimate and the between those points could be avoided. Board of Transportation to take the necessary steps to provide for the erection of Your Committee accordingly presents this Resolution for adoption. entrances, exits and temporary platforms at 178th street and Hillside avenue, Borough Whereas, Transportation in the Borough of Queens is a series of transfers, double of Queens and an extension of service thereto, respectfully fares and inconveniences generally; and REPORTS: Whereas, There is serious difficulty in traveling from Queens to Manhattan and Your Committee believes that the present terminus of the Independent Subway Sys- vice versa, viz,: bus or trolley to 8th avenue local, then to express; and 4208 THE CITY RECORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1942

Whereas, Even after the aforesaid change or transfers are made, it is necessary for adequately solve the transportation problem of the residents of the Bushwick section of those who travel to downtown New York to again transfer at West 4th street, Man- Brooklyn. hattan, and to again take a local, or walk considerable distance; and ANTHONY J. DIGIOVANNA, MEYER GOLDBERG, GERTRUDE W. Whereas, The travelers from the Bronx and Manhattan have direct transportation, KLEIN, WM. A. CARROLL, LOUIS COHEN, WM. N. CONRAD, Committee on and in view of this fact; therefore be it City Affairs, Resolved, That this matter of serious inconvenience be called to the attention of the Laid over. Board of Transportation by this Council, with recommendations that proper steps be Reports of the Committee on Civil Employees taken to eliminate the hardship imposed by this bottleneck arrangement on the people No. 186 Int. No. 167 of the Borough of Queens, and that a copy of this resolution be forwarded to the Mayor Report of the Committee on Civil Employees in Favor of Filing a Local Law of the City of New York and the Commissioners of the Board of Transportation. to Amend the Administrative Code of the City of New York, in Relation ANTHONY J. DIGIOVANNA, MEYER GOLDBERG, GERTRUDE W. KLEIN, to the Right of Employees to Join Organizations of Their Own Choosing WM. A. CARROLL, LOUIS COHEN, HUGH QUINN, VIM. N. CONRAD, Com- and to Establish Grievance Procedure in the Various City Agencies. mittee on City Affairs. The Committee on Civil Employees to which was referred on June 2, 1942 (Minutes, Laid over. page 1175), the annexed Local Law to amend the Administrative Code of The City of G. 0. No. 74—Res. No. 106 New York, in relation to the right of employees to join organizations of their own Report of the Committee on City Affairs in Favor of Adopting an Amended choosing and to establish grievance procedure in the various City agencies, respectfully Resolution Requesting the Mayor of the City of New York and the Appro- REPORTS: That this bill may be filed, at the request of the introducers, in view of the fact that priate City Agencies to Order the Demolition, Under Due Process of Law, there is a later bill in committee covering the same subject matter, by the same sponsors. of Approximately 5,000 Abandoned and vacated Tenement houses in the WILLIAM M. McCARTHY, JOHN P. NUGENT, JAMES A. PHILLIPS, City of New York Which Now Constitute a Serious Fire Hazard and STANLEY M. ISAACS, EDWARD VOGEL, JOHN M. CHRISTENSEN, Com- Menance to the Community. mittee on Civil Employees. The Committee on City Affairs to which was referred on April 10, 1942 (Minutes, Accepted. page 551), the annexed Resolution requesting the Mayor of The -City of New York G. 0. No. 76—No. 195 Int. No. 173 and the appropriate City agencies to order the demolition, under due process of law, of Report of the Committee on Civil Employees in Favor of Adopting a Local approximately 5,000 abandoned and vacated tenement houses in the City of New York Law to Amend the Administrative Code of the City of New York, in Re- which now constitute a serious fire hazard and menace to the community, respectfully lation to the Qualifications of Certain Employees. REPORTS: The Committee on Civil Employees to which was referred on June 6, 1942 (Minutes, We believe that a serious fire hazard can be eliminated by the demolition of unsafe, page 1208), the annexed Local Law to amend the Administrative Code of The City of abandoned and unprotected buildings. In addition, such action will provide scrap to New York, in relation to the qualifications of certain employees, respectfully further the war effort. REPORTS: This resolution, as amended to require such demolitions to be made under due process That there is a definite shortage of physiotherapists available for City hospitals. of law, should therefore be adopted. Unless this bill is adopted, permitting the temporary waiver of residence requirement for Whereas, According to the latest figures published by the Department of Housing such class of City employee, a dangerous condition will prevail. and Buildings, there are 4,763 vacated tenement houses and other structures in New York We therefore, favor the adoption of this local law. City, with the distribution by Boroughs as follows: Manhattan, 2,728; Brooklyn, 1,791; A LOCAL LAW to amend the administrative code of the city of New York, in The Bronx, 145; Queens, 83 and Richmond, 16; and relation to the qualifications of certain employees. Whereas, The sidewalks in front of many of these buildings are broken and danger- Be it enacted by the Council as follows: ous; in many instances both the front and rear of these abandoned tenement houses are Section 1. Section F41-14.1 of the administrative code of the city of New York, completely destroyed; floors in many instances have been entirely removed; ini frequent as amended by local law number five for the year nineteen hundred forty-two, is hereby cases, walls and stairways have collapsed ; and amended to read as follows : Whereas, During peace time these buildings were a dangerous menace to the corn- § F41-14.1 Hospital employees; certain; residence; citizenship; exceptions.— munity and now particularly in the time of war they are even more dangerous fire The commissioner of hospitals, until July first, nineteen hundred forty-three, mays hazards; and appoint resident physicians, internes and nurses if any such physician, interne or nurse Whereas, Experience in London has shown that untenanted and unprotected build- is a citizen or shall have filed his or her declaration or intention to become a citizen ings have proved to be one of the greatest dangers and tended to promote the rapid prior to such appointment, notwithstanding the provisions of section B40-4.0 of this spread of fire under bombing conditions ; and code. The commissioner of hospitals, until July first, nineteen hundred forty-three, may Whereas, The possibility of air, military, or naval attack and sabotage, and the appoint phsysiotherapists notwithstanding the provisions of section B40-4.0 of this code use of incendiary bombs, make these vacated and abandoned tenement houses and other in respect of residence. structures serious fire hazards; therefore be it § 2. This local law shall take effect immediately. Resolved, That the Council request Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia to order the Note—New mater in italics. appropriate agencies of the City government to provide for the immediate demolition WILLIAM M. McCARTHY, JOHN P. NUGENT, JAMES A. PHILLIPS, under due process of law of approximately 5,000 vacated and abandoned tenement houses STANLEY M. ISAACS, EDWARD VOGEL, JOHN M. CHRISTENSEN, Com- and other structures in New York City which now constitute serious fire hazards, par- mittee on Civil Employees. ticularly during the present war emergency ; and be it further Laid over. Resolved, That a copy of this resolution be sent to Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia No. 210 Int. No. 179 and Commissioner William S. Wilson of the Department of Housing and Buildings. Report of the Committee on Civil Employees in Favor of Adopting an ANTHONY J. DIGIOVANNA, MEYER GOLDBERG, GERTRUDE W. KLEIN, Amended Local Law to Amend the Administrative Code of the City of New WM. A. CARROLL, LOUIS COHEN, HUGH QUINN, WM. N. CONRAD, Com- York, in Relation to the Qualifications of Certain Employees of the Depart- mittee on City Affairs. ment of Hospitals. Laid over. The Committee on Civil Employees to which was referred on July 14, 1942 (Minutes, Res. No. 121 page 7), the annexed amended Local Law to amend the Administrative Code of The Report of the Committee on City Affairs in Favor of Filing Resolution Re- City of New York, in relation to the qualifications of certain employees of the depart- questing the Board of Transportation to Provide more Adequate Bus Ser- ment of hospitals, respectfully vice on the Putnam and Gates Avenue Lines, or to Restore the Trolley REPORTS: Service in the Bushwick Section of Brooklyn on These Lines. There is an immediate and dire need for over nine hundred additional helpers and The Committee on City Affairs to which was referred on May 12, 1942 (Minutes, attendants in the City hospitals. Unless the citizenship requirements are temporarily page 1084), the annexed Resolution requesting the Board of Transportation to provide suspended, as provided for in this bill, our City hospitals will be unable to function more adequate bus service on the Putnam and Gates avenue lines, or to restore the trolley properly. We therefore recommend adoption of this local law, as amended by further service in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn on these lines, respectfully limiting the time during which such citizenship requirement may be waived. REPORTS: A LOCAL LAW to amend the administrative code of the city, of New York, in A later resolution covering the same subject matter as that contained in the instant relation to the qualifications of certain employees of the department of hospitals. resolution, by the same introducer, is being reported out for favorable action at this Be it enacted by the Council as follows: time. In accordance with the request of the introducer, this resolution may therefore Section 1. Title F of chapter forty-one of the administrative code of the city of be filed. New York is hereby amended by adding thereto a new section, to follow section F41-14.1, ANTHONY J. DIGIOVANNA, MEYER GOLDBERG, GERTRUDE W. to be section F41-14.2, to read as follows : KLEIN, WM. A. CARROLL, LOUIS COHEN, WM, N. CONRAD, Committee on § F41-14.2 Hospital helpers and attendants; citizenship, exceptions.—The corn- City Affairs. missioner of hospitals, until July first, nineteen hundred forty-three, or should the present Accepted. war terminate prior to that date, then up to the date of the termination of the war, may No, 159 Int. No. 143 appoint hospital helpers and hospital attendants, if any such hospital helper or hospital Report of the Committee on City Affairs in Favor of Filing a Local Law to attendant is a citizen or shall have filed his or her declaration of intention to become a Amend the New York City Charter, relative to Action by the Board of citizen prior to the time of such appointment, notwithstanding those provisions of section Estimate on Local Laws. B40-4.0 of the code which relate to citizenship. The Committee on City Affairs to which was referred on May 12, 1942 (Minutes, § 2. This local law shall take effect immediately. page 1083), the annexed Local Law to amend the New York City Charter, in relation to WILLIAM M. McCARTHY, JOHN P. NUGENT, JAMES A. PHILLIPS, action by the Board of Estimate on local laws, respectfully A. CLAYTON POWELL, JR., EDWARD VOGEL, JOHN M. CHRISTENSEN, REPORTS: Committee on Civil Employees. In accordance with the request of the introducer, this bill may be filed. In connection with the foregoing local law, His Honor, the Mayor, transmits the • ANTHONY J. DIGIOVANNA, MEYER GOLDBERG, GERTRUDE W. following message of necessity: KLEIN, WM. A. CARROLL, LOUIS COHEN, WM. N. CONRAD, Committee on City of New York, Office of the Mayor. City Affairs. Pursuant to authority vested in me by Section thirteen of the City Home Rule Law Accepted. and by Section thirty-seven of the New York City Charter, I hereby certify to the G. 0. No. 75—Res. No. 147 necessity for the immediate passage of a local law, Int. No. 179, No. 210, introduced by Report of the Committee on City Affairs in Favor of Adopting an Amended Messrs. DiGiovanna and DiFalco, entitled Resolution Requesting the Board of Transportation to Discontinue Bus A LOCAL LAW to amend the administrative code of the city of New York. Service on the Putnam and Gates Avenue Lines, and to Restore the Trolley in relation to the qualifications of certain employees of the department of hospitals, Service in the Bushwic4 Section of Brooklyn on These Lines. —as amended. The Committee on City Affairs to which was referred on August 31, 1942 (Minutes, Given under my hand and Seal this 5th day of October, 1942, at City Hall in the page 94), the annexed resolution requesting the Board of Transportation to discontinue City of New York. F. H. LA GUARDIA, Mayor. bus service on the Putnam and Gates avenue lines, and to restore the trolley service in The Vice-Chairman moved to adopt the foregoing local law. Seconded by Mr. the Bushwick section of Brooklyn on these lines, respectfully DiGiovanna. REPORTS: Following discussion by Mrs. Casey, Messrs. Carroll, Cohen, Donovan, Isaacs, This Resolution seeks relief for the people of the Bushwick section of Brooklyn Phillips, Powell, Quinn and the Vice-Chairman, the President put the question whether from the congestion, delay and inconvenience that has resulted to the users of public the Council would agree with said report and adopt such amended local law, which was conveyances as the result of the substitution of bus service for the Putnam and Gates decided in the affirmative by the following vote: avenue trolley lines. The people of that section have protested against the inadequate Affirmative—Messrs. Cacchione, Casey, Christensen, Cohen, DiFalco, DiGiovanna, bus service through their civic organizations. Earle, L. Goldberg, M. Goldberg, Isaacs, Kinsley, Klein, McCarthy, Ninfo, Nugent, The Resolution proposes that this condition be remedied by replacing the bus Phillips, Powell, Schick, Vogel and the Vice-Chairman-20.. service with trolley lines because of the shortage of rubber, gas and oil in the present Negative—Messrs. Carroll, Conrad, Donovan and Quinn-4. emergency. Reports of the Committee on General Welfare For the reasons stated in the Resolution, your Committee recommends its adoption No. 10 Int. No. 10 as amended. Report of the Committee on General Welfare in Favor of Filing a Local Law Whereas, The people of the Bushwick section are presently being serviced by Put- to Amend the Administrative Code of The City of New York, Relative to nam and Gates avenue Bus Service to and from downtown Brooklyn, and the Licensing of Garages and Parking Spaces. Whereas, This bus service has been unable to solve the transportatoin problem of The Committee on General Welfare to which was referred on January 13, 1942 the Bushwick section, because it has caused congestion and delay and inconvenience to (Minutes, page 41), the annexed Local Law to amend the Administrative Code of The those using such service, and City of New York, in relation to licensing of garages and parking spaces, respectfully Whereas, Because of the shortage of rubber, and gas and oil in the present emer- REPORTS: gency, it is best that the bus service be replaced by the trolley lines that used to In accordance with the request of the introducer, it is recommended that this bill operate on Putnam and Gates avenue, and be filed at the present time for the reasons contained in your Committee's report on Int. Whereas, The civic organizations in the Bushwick section have protested against 120 covering the same subject matter. the inadequate bus service, and asked for a restoration of the trolley lines; now there- WM. A. CARROLL, JAMES A. PHILLIPS, JOHN P. NUGENT, LOUIS fore be it COHEN, J. E. KINSLEY, ANTHONY J. DIGIOVANNA, JOHN M. CHRISTEN- Resolved, That the Board of Transportation be requested and directed to restore SEN. Committee on General Welfare. trolley service on the Putnam and Gates Avenue Lines, in order to more properly and Accepted.

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No. 54 Int. No. 53 elevator or amusement device by such operator. It shall be unlawful to employ or permit Report of the Committee on General Welfare in Favor of Filing a Local Law any person to operate any elevator or amusement device, except as provided in this to Amend the Administrative Code of The City of New York, in Relation section, who does not possess the qualification prescribed therefor by law or the rules to Obstructions. of the board. The Committee on General Welfare to which was referred on February 3, 1942 § 2. This local law shall take effect immediately. (Minutes, page 278), the annexed Local Law to amend the Administrative Code of The I hereby certify that this bill was passed by the Council of The City of New York City of New York, in relation to obstructions, respectfully on August 4, 1942, receiving twenty-three affirmative votes. REPORTS: H. W. HUBBARD, City Clerk, Clerk of the Council. The introducer has requested that this bill be filed in view of the fact that he Disapproved on the 21st day of August, 1942. F. H. LA GUARDIA, Mayor. intends to introduce a new bill relative to the subject matter covered therein. Your Committee accordingly recommends that this bill be filed in accordance with such No action having been taken by the Council within the required time, the foregoing veto was ordered filed and removed from the calendar. request. WM. A. CARROLL, JAMES A. PHILLIPS, LOUIS COHEN, JOHN P. GENERAL ORDERS NUGENT, JOSEPH E. KINSLEY, ANTHONY J. DiGIOVANNA, JOHN M. G. 0. No. 69 (Nos. 165-203) Int. No. 148 CHRISTENSEN, Committee on General Welfare. Report of the Committee on Civil Employees in Favor of Adopting a Local Accepted. Law to Amend the Administrative Code of the City of New York, in Rela- No. 67 Int. No. 63 tion to the Employment of Employees of the Sheriff's Office. Report of the Committee on General Welfare in Favor of Filing a Local Law The Committee on Civil Employees to which was referred on May 21, 1942 (Minutes, to Amend the Administrative Code of the City of New York Relative to page 1115), and recommitted on July 14, 1942, the annexed Local Law to amend the Restrictions on Sales at Public Auction. Administrative Code of The City of New York, in relation to the employment of The Committee on General Welfare to which was referred on March 3, 1942 (Min- employees of the sheriff's office, respectfully utes, page 322), the annexed Local Law to amend the Administrative Code of The City REPORTS: of New York, in relation to restrictions on sales at public auction, respectfully That, under this bill the City Sheriff will have an opportunity to retain or appoint REPORTS: former employees of the Sheriff's office, thereby enhancing the efficiency of his staff. The introducer has requested that this bill be filed at this time, in view of the The original bill was amended at the meeting of June 23, 1942, recommitted to this fact that since its introduction, and as the outcome thereof, additional restrictions and Committee on July 14, 1942, and is now reported without further amendment for regulations have been promulgated by the Commissioner of licenses, and your Com- adoption. mittee is informed that the auctioneers are abiding by them. Your Committee accordingly A LOCAL LAW to amend the administrative code of the city of New York, in re- recommends that the bill be filed. lation to the employment of employees of the sheriff's office. WM. A. CARROLL, JAMES A. PHILLIPS, LOUIS COHEN, JOHN P. Be it enacted by the Council as follows: NUGENT, JOSEPH E. KINSLEY, ANTHONY J. DiGIOVANNA, JOHN M. Section 1. The administrative code of the city of New York is hereby amended by CHRISTENSEN, Committee on General Welfare. adding thereto a new section, to follow section 1032-12.1, to be section 1032-12.2, to Accepted. read as follows : No. 136 Int. No. 120 § 1032-12.2 Appointment by the sheriff of former employees.—The sheriff may Report of the Committee on General Welfare in Favor of Filing a Local Law appoint or retain without competitive examination employees who are now temporarily to Amend the Administrative Code of the City of New York Relative to employed or were formerly employed in the sheriff's office in any capacity, providing Licensing of Garages and Parking Spaces. said person was formerly employed in the sheriff's office for a period of four years The Committee on General Welfare to which was referred on April 17, 1942 or more. (Minutes, page 585), the annexed Local Law to amend the Administrative Code of The § 2. This local law shall become effective immediately. City of New York, in relation to licensing of garages and parking spaces, respectfully WILLIAM M. McCARTHY, JAMES A. PHILLIPS, JOHN M. CHRISTEN- REPORTS: SEN, JOHN P. NUGENT, EDWARD VOGEL, FREDERICK SCHICK, Committee In view of the effect of the present national emergency and gas rationing on the on Civil Employees. garage and parking space business since the introduction of this bill, there is no present Following discussion by Messrs. Isaacs, Phillips, DiFalco, Mrs. Earle, Mrs. Klein need for the legislation contemplated, and the introducer has therefore requested that and the Vice-Chairman, the Vice-President put the question whether the Council would this matter to be filed at this time, in which request your Committee concurs, and the agree with said report and adopt such local law, which was decided in the affirmative filing thereof is accordingly recommended. by the following vote : WM. A. CARROLL, JAMES A. PHILLIPS, JOHN P. NUGENT, LOUIS Affirmative—Messrs. Carroll, Casey, Christensen, Conrad, DiFalco, DiGiovanna, COHEN, JOSEPH E. KINSLEY, ANTHONY J. DiGIOVANNA, JOHN M. Donovan, Kinsley, McCarthy, Nugent, Phillips, Quinn, Schick, Vogel and the Vice- CHRISTENSEN, Committee on General Welfare. Chairman-15. Accepted. Negative—Messrs. Cacchione, Earle, L. Goldberg, M. Goldberg, Isaacs, Klein, Ninfo No. 154 Int. No. 138 and Powell-8. Report of the Committee on General Welfare in Favor of Filing a Local Law Not voting—Mr. Cohen-1. to Amend the Administrative Code Relative to Automatic Push Button or G. 0. No. 70—Nos. 206-224 Int. No. 176. Self-Service Elevators. A LOCAL LAW to amend the administrative code of the city of New York, in The Committee on General Welfare to which was referred on May 1, 1942 (Minutes, relation to the inclusion therein of existing provisions of local laws not now part of page 645), (transferred from Committee on Buildings on June 16, 1942), the annexed such code. Local Law to amend the Administrative Code of The City of New York, in relation to (For full text of Local Law, see Council minutes of September 22, 1942.) automtaic push button or self-service elevators, respectfully Again laid over. REPORTS: G. 0. No. 71—Nos. 207-225 Int. No. 177 In accordance with the request of the introducer, this bill may be filed for the A LOCAL LAW to amend the administrative code of the city of New York, in present. relation to the correction of obvious errors. WM. A. CARROLL, JAMES A. PHILLIPS, LOUIS COHEN, JOHN P. (For full text of Local Law, see Council minutes of September 22, 1942.) NUGENT, JOSEPH E. KINSLEY, ANTHONY J. DiGIOVANNA, JOHN M. Again laid over. CHRISTENSEN, Committee on General Welfare. INTRODUCTION AND READING OF BILLS Accepted. Resolution Appointing Various Persons Commissioner of Deeds. Reports of the Committee on Parks, Playgrounds, Thoroughfares and Traffic By the President— No. 114 Int. No. 105 Resolved that the following named persons be and they hereby are appointed Com- Report of the Committee on Parks, Playgrounds, Thoroughfares and Traffic missioners of Deeds for a term of two years: in Favor of Filing a Local Law to Amend the Administrative Code Re- By Councilman Carroll—Louis Cohn, 2130 Broadway, Manhattan. lative to the Transfer of Jurisdiction Over Certain Park Lands in the By Councilman Casey—Frank J. DiBenedetto, 7611 16th avenue, Brooklyn; Elizabeth Borough of The Bronx to the President of that Borough, and the Transfer C. Murray, 229 Nicholas avenue, Brooklyn; Hugh A. Teague, 471 Greene avenue, of Jurisdiction Over Certain Street Lands in Said Borough to the Park Brooklyn. Commissioner. By Councilman Cohen—Dorothy Stritzler, 1534 Selwyn avenue, Bronx; Robert H. The Committee on Parks, Playgrounds, Thoroughfares and Traffic, to which was Brownlee, 540 Concord avenue, Bronx ; Joseph F. Malarky, 1304 Grand Concourse, referred on March 31, 1942 (Minutes, page 512), and recommitted June 23, 1942, the Bronx ; Rubye P. Goldstein, 620 Trinity avenue, Bronx ; Betty Altschuler, 1710 annexed Local Law to amend the Administrative Code of The City of New York, in Andrews avenue, Bronx. relation to the surrender of jurisdiction over certain park lands in the borough of the By Councilman Di Falco—Mary Buchina, 330 East 6th street, Manhattan; Celia F. Berk, Bronx, and the transfer of such jurisdiction to the President of the Borough of the 243 West 70th street, Manhattan. Bronx for street purposes, and for the surrender of jurisdiction over certain street lands By Councilman Di Giovanna—Howard J. Frank, 855 East 39th street, Brooklyn; Charles in such borough and the transfer of such street lands to the commissioner of parks for Stolov, 105 Lincoln road, Brooklyn; Seymour J. Shapiro, 3021 Avenue I, Brooklyn; park purposes, respectfully Abraham Silverstein, 1432 West 5th street, Brooklyn; Joshua S. Lev, 1766 East 28th REPORTS: street, Brooklyn; Jacklyn Farrell, 223 Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn; Beatrice L. Miles, Your Committee recommends that this bill be filed at this time, in accordance with 920 Linden boulevard, Brooklyn; Alfred Schultz, 2016 Albemarle road, Brooklyn. the request of the introducer. By Councilman Donovan—Nathan Rubin, 117-19 107th avenue, Queens; Augusta E. WM. N. CONRAD, JOHN P. NUGENT, GEORGE E. DONOVAN, PETER Harding, 119-23 192d street, Queens. V. CACCHIONE, GERTRUDE W. KLEIN, JOSEPH E. KINSLEY, ANTHONY By Councilman Meyer Goldberg—Irving Schlesinger, 172 East 4th street, Manhattan; J. DIGIOVANNA, WILLIAM M. McCARTHY, Committee on Parks, Playgrounds, Samuel Kroland, 864 Stebbins avenue, Bronx. Thoroughfare and Traffic. By Councilman Kinsley—Jack Goldstein, 1674 Macombs road, Bronx ; Sally Delaney, Accepted. 130 West 183d street, Bronx. Veto No. 5 By Councilman Klein—Albert A. Goldsheen-1970 Walton avenue, Bronx. City of New York, Office of the Mayor, August 21, 1942. By Councilman McCarthy—Antonino Friscia, 7611 New Utrecht avenue, Brooklyn; To the Council: Ginn Y. Lee, 66 West 10th street, Manhattan; Rose Smith, 588 East 38th street, I return herewith, with my disapproval, proposed Local Law Int. No. 146, Nos. Brooklyn; Dominic A. Cornicello, 143 Clifton place, Brooklyn; Lillian Cypress, 379 162-192, entitled: Miller avenue, Brooklyn; Norman Andersen, 235 94th street, Brooklyn; Hyman A Local Law to amend the administrative code of the city of New York, in Wendroff, 2148 East 17th street, Brooklyn; Reuben B. Shemitz, 1486 East 27th street, relation to elevator operators. Brooklyn. This is typical of a great many proposed amendments to existing law to break down By Councilman Nugent—Everett W. Farrington, 600 West 138th street, Manhattan; standards, using the war as an excuse. My experience as a legislator during a few Kathryn M. Kissane, 140 East 40th street, Manhattan; Bernard H. Nearman, 175 months of the first World War gave me the opportunity of a liberal education on just West 79th street, Manhattan; Harold S. Kohn, 222 West 83d street, Manhattan; such efforts. There is no shortage of elevator operators at this time. Everybody knows Ernest V. Reiss, 129 Chambers street, Manhattan; Abraham Kalvin, 420 West End that. The attempts to weaken existing laws in the operation of amusement devices is of avenue, Manhattan; Joseph H. Lombardi, 35 Hamilton place, Manhattan; Esther long standing. This is typical of the attempts above indicated of using the war for Gruberg, 920 Riverside drive, Manhattan; Nathan J. Stein, 90 Morningside drive, something with which the subject matter has absolutely no relation. Manhattan; Joseph S. Kulkin, 359 Ft. Washington avenue, Manhattan. The bill is therefore returned with my veto. F. H. LA GUARDIA, Mayor. By Councilman Phillips—Helen A. Powell, 120-11 109th avenue, Richmond Hill, Queens; Nos. 162-192 Int. No. 146 Marguerite Levite, 75-02 177th street, Flushing, Queens; Dorothy Tessler, 197-07 89th A LOCAL LAW to amend the administrative code of the city of New York, in avenue, Queens ; Samuel I. Grodnik, 7302 Metropolitan avenue, Queens. relation to elevator operators. By Councilman Powell—Henry W. Payne, 249 Lenox avenue, Manhattan. Be it enacted by the Council as follows: By Councilman Quinn—John J. Breen, 193-06 100th avenue, Queens ; Abraham Savitzky, Section 1. Section C26-850.9 of the administrative code of the city of New York 33-07 36th avenue, Queens ; Richard Oderwald, 157-17 28th avenue, Queens. is hereby repealed and reenacted to read as follows: By Councilman Vogel—Louis J. Silverman, 1415 Avenue 0, Brooklyn; Marie E. § C26-850.0 Operators.—Every power driven passenger elevator and every power Bradshaw, 940 55th street, Brooklyn; Hyman Goldstein, 1529 East 13th street, Brook- driven freight elevator with a rise of more than one story, except automatic operation lyn ; Nathan A. Amcher, 2167 East 33d street, Brooklyn; Morris Greenstein, 138-31 and continuous pressure elevators and sidewalk elevators, shall be in charge of a desig- 226th street, Laurelton, Queens. nated competent operator eighteen years of age or more, of reliable and industriaus The President put the question whether the Council would agree with and adopt habis, qualified in accordance with the rules of the board, except as specifically provided such resolution, which was unanimously decided in the affirmative by the following vote: otherwise in any other law. Operators of amusement devices which require the services Affirmative—Messrs. Cacchione, Carroll, Casey, Christensen, Cohen, Conrad, DiFalco, of a regular operator shall be at least eighteen years of age, shall be physically fit and DiGiovanna, Donovan, Earle, L. Goldberg, M. Goldberg, Isaacs, Kinsley, Klein, Mc- competent to properly and safely operate the device and shall be under the supervision Carthy, Ninfo, Nugent, Phillips, Powell, Quinn, Schick, Vogel and the Vice-Chair- of a person who shall have secured a certificate of competency from the superintendent. man-24. The superintendent may require that none other than a person holding a certificate of Res. No. 156 competency issued by him shall operate an amusement device when, in his opinion, such Resolution to Grant a Continuance in Service to Michigan C. Brown, Mes- requirement is desirable due to the nature of the device or to lack of proper supervision senger to the Minority Leader. If the superintendent finds that any person engaged in running an elevator or amusement By Mr. M. Goldberg— device is incompetent or unqualified, the owner or less of such elevator or amusement Whereas, Michigan C. Brown, Messenger to the Minority Leader, has rendered device shall, upon notice from the superintendent, discontinue the operation of such faithful service to the members of the Council for many years. and 4210 THE CITY RECORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1942

Whereas, He has now reached the retirement age of 70 as stipulated in the Adminis- four stars so proudly displayed in the Phillips' home shall continue to be glorious blue trative Code, and at the culmination of this conflict ; and be it further Whereas, The Administrative Code provides that any employees whose service have Resolved, That a copy of this resolution shall be sent to Mrs. James Phillips. been faithful and are necessary may be continued in service; therefore be it On motion of Mr. Quinn, seconded by Mr. Conrad, the foregoing resolution was Resolved, That the Council continue the services of Michigan C. Brown as Messen- made a General Order for the day and unanimously adopted by a viva voce vote. ger to the Minority Leader until the expiration of the term of the present Council. Whereupon, the Council adjourned to meet on Tuesday, October 20, 1942 at 1.30 Mr. Christensen moved to make the foregoing resolution a General Order for the o'clock p. m. H. WARREN HUBBARD, City Clerk and Clerk of the Council. day. Seconded by Mr. M. Goldberg. Adopted. Following discussion by Messrs. M. Goldberg, Cohen, Isaacs, Nugent, Quinn, Kins- ley, Phillips, Mrs. Earle and the Vice-Chairman, the President put the question whether MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION the Council would agree with and adopt such resolution, which was decided in the affirma- • tive by the following vote: Affirmative-Messrs. Cacchione, Carroll, Casey, Christensen, Cohen, Conrad, DiFalco, Eligible Lists Promulgated October 7, 1942 DiGiovanna, Donovan, M. Goldberg, Isaacs, Kinsley, McCarthy, Nugent, Phillips, Powell, Quinn, Schick, Vogel and the Vice-Chairman-20. Promotion to Pilot, Fire Department Negative-Earle, L. Goldberg, Klein and Ninfo-4. 1. John D. Burns, 61-23 Bdway., Woodside, 91. Res. No. 157 2. Moffitt L. Matson, 16 Mada ave., West Brighton, S. I., 90.500. Resolution Memoralizing the Immigration Committee of the United States 3. James J. McAuley, 22-11 21st st., Astoria, 90.125. Senate to Report Favorably on H.R. 7152 Which Preserves the Nationality 4. Anthony R. F. Speelman, Jr., 2165 Bathgate ave., Bronx, 90. of Citizens Residing Abroad During the Present War Emergency and who 5. Emanuel Kohl, 329 E. 29th st., Bkln., 89.750. are Unable to Return to the Territory of the United States of America. 6. John J. Modelski, 82-01 165th st., Jamaica, 89.375. By Mr. Goldberg- 7. John J, Becker, 82-10 165th st., Jamaica, 89.250. Whereas, Many thousands of naturalized American citizens are now compelled to 8. William E. Bond, 157 Cedar ave., S. I., 89.250. reside outside the United States and because of their inability to return to the territory 9. Donato M. Sperruzzi, 810 Freeman st., Bronx, 89. of the United States, will soon lose their citizenship under present Federal regulations; 10. William G. Gonroy, 1464 East ave., Bronx, 89. and 11. James F. Adams, 34-02 211th st., Bayside, 89. Whereas, These persons are unable to return to the United States of America 12. John J. McGrain, 103-25 121st st., Richmond Hill, 88.250. because of the present war and restrictions on travel ; and 13. Joseph G. Clinton, 551 16th st., Bklyn., 87.500. Whereas, There is now pending in the Congress of the United States an "Act to 14. Leroy E. Oswald, 2034 Lurting ave., Bronx, 87.500. amend the Nationality Act of 1940, to protect the nationality of citizens residing abroad", 15. Douglas J. Miller, 1550 E. 45th st., Bklyn., 87.250. and which will serve to safeguard the citizenship of American nationals now in foreign 16. Harold J. Johnston, 834 Bay Ridge ave., Bklyn., 87.250. countries and unable to return through no fault of their own; and 17. John S. Brundage, 14-29 30th rd., Astoria, 87250. Whereas, This aforementioned act has passed the House of Representatives and is 18. August L. Ferenczi, 278 Manor rd., West New Brighton, S. I., 87. now in the Immigration Committee of the United States Senate; therefore be it 19. Sven Victor Hull, 38-19 217th st., Bayside, 86.750. Resolved, That the Council request the Immigration Committee of the United States 20. Albert P. Scheller, 625 W. 164th st., Manhattan, 86.500. Senate to report out favorably the Dickstein Bill, HR7152, which preserves the nationality 21. Edward C. Sadler, 165 Schofield st., City Island, Bronx, 86. 22. George W. of citizens residing abroad who are unable to return to the territory of the United States Bardes, 21 Ravenhurst p1., West Brighton, S. I., 86. 23. Calvin J. Clements, 7002 6th through no fault of their own; and be it further ave., Bklyn., 85.750. 24. Austin D. Miller, 1427 Robertson pl., Manhattan, 83.750. Resolved, That copies of this resolution be sent to the special sub-committee of the Immigration Committee of the United States Senate composed of Senators Smathers, Promotion to Maintainers Helper Group B, Independent Division, :Malone and Burton, and in addition, to Senators Robert F. Wagner and James M. Mead New York City Transit System of the State of New York. 1. Horton Smith, 108-02 159th st., Jamaica, 87. Referred to the Committee on Rules. 2. Chamberlain W. Kelley, 27-29 W. 135th st., Manhattan, 86.770. No. 231 Int. No. 194 3. George E. Gordon, 281 W. 119th st., Manhattan, 85.625. By Mr. McCarthy- 4. George H. Good, 295 Lexington ave., Bklyn., 85.500. A LOCAL LAW to amend the administrative code of the city of New York in 5. Thomas H. Keno, 19 Merrill ave., Yonkers, N. Y., 85.500. relation to the assignment of jurisdiction of certain former street lands in the 6. Sidney R. Brown, 120 W. 112th st., Manhattan, 85.375. borough of Brooklyn to the commissioner of parks for park purposes. 7. Vincenzo DiCostanzo, 2369 Southern blvd., Bronx, 85.125. Be it enacted by the Council as follows: 8. Salvatore Ingegno, 288 Oakland st., Bklyn., 85.125. 9. Section 1. Title D of chapter 41 of the administrative code of the city of New York Frank Bellacicco, 218 E. 119th st., Manhattan, 85.125. 10. is hereby amended by adding thereto a new section, to follow section D41-2.40, to be James Foley, 181 Vermilyea ave., Manhattan, 85. 11. section D41-2.41, to read as follows : Edward J. Gillen, 1015 Southern blvd., Bronx, 84.625. 12. Merritt Bonner, 369th Coast Artillery (AA) Hdqs. Bat. Camp Edwards, Mass., § D41-2.41 Assignment of certain former street lands in the borough of &4.625. Brooklyn.-The board of estimate is hereby authorized to assign the following 13. Adam Harding, 234 26th st., Bklyn., 84.500. described lands to the commissioner of parks for park purposes, reserving to the presi- 14. Etore G. Schenone, 358 Broome st., Manhattan, 84.500. dent of the borough of Brooklyn the right to enter these lands for the purpose of 15. Louis Giordano, 306 E. 103d st., Manhattan, 84.500. maintaining, repairing and replacing the existing sewer facilities therein: 16. John j. Reipa, 775 E. 35th st., Bklyn., 84.250. Beginning at the point of intersection of the southwest line of 52nd street and the 17. George R. Jones, 394 Jefferson ave., Bklyn., 84. former southeast line of 10th avenue eliminated by a map adopted by the board of 18. Sgt. Nevil K. Martin, Battery B 369 C A (AA), Camp Edwards, Mass., 83.875. estimate on May 2, 1940 (calendar No. 6) ; thence southwesterly along the southeast 19: George J. Lifschitz, 340 E. 184th st., Bronx, 83.875. line of former 10th avenue 200.36 feet to the northeast line of 53rd street; thence north- 20. Victor E. Mead, 510 W. 170th st., Manhattan, 83.625. westerly deflecting 90 degrees to the right along the northeast line of 53rd street 80.0 21. John B. Ricciuti, 1012 E. 212th st., Bronx, 83.500. 22. Rubin Schulman, 263 feet to the northwest line of former 10th avenue; thence northeasterly deflecting 90 degrees to the right along the northwest line of former 10th avenue 100.18 feet to the Division ave., Bklyn, 83.375. 23. Samuel Waters, 241 Kingsboro 2d walk, Bklyn., 83.250. northeast line of the public park as laid out on a map adopted by the board of estimate 24, Felix Sanes, 518 W. 146th st., Manhattan, 83.225. 25. Joseph D. Riglietti, 571 Academy st., Manhattan, 83.125. 26. James A, Forde, 173 W. 151st st., Manhattan, on April 17, 1941 (calendar No. 69) ; thence southeasterly deflecting 90 degrees to the right along said northeast line of the public park 19.0 feet to the northwest line of 83.125. 27. Donato Delia, 444 E. 187th st., Bronx, 82.875. 28. Ralph Salerno, 1598 the public park; thence northeasterly deflecting 90 degrees to the left along the north- Pacific st., Bklyn., 82.750. 9. Michael Calabrese, 190 Gotham ave., Elmont, 82.625. 30. Tony Giugliano, 736 Avenue W, Bklyn., 82.375. 31. Sgt. Wm. McNeil, 369th C A Btry, west line of the public park 100.18 feet to the southwest line of 52nd street; thence south- B, Camp Edwards, Mass., 82.250. 32. Atillio J. Langilotti, 52 Barket st., West New easterly deflecting 90 degrees to the right along the southwest line of 52nd street 61.0 Brighton S. I., 82.125. 33. Valentine J. Hetzel, 1656 Stephen st., Ridgewood, 82.125. feet to the point or place of beginning. 34. Edward J. Bolster, 1530 St. Nicholas ave., Manhattan, 82. 35. Thomas J. Mastrelli, § 2. This local law shall take effect immediately. 2262 Amsterdam ave., Manhattan, 81.875. 36. Angelo Megaro, 2125 1st ave., Manhattan, Referred to the Committee on Parks, Playgrounds, Thoroughfares and Traffic. 81.750. 37. William F. Goodwyn, 498 W. 158th st., Manhattan, 81.625. 38. Simon Stal- No. 232 Int. No. 195 lings, 107-54 159th st., Jamaica, 81.625. 39. Alexander Mcllree, 630 E. 9th st., Man- By Mr. Vogel- hattan, 81.500. 40. Haywood Hodge, Jr., 106-30 159th st., Jamaica, 81.500. A LOCAL LAW to amend the administrative code of the city of New York, in 41. Michael Russo, 40-01 12th st., L. I. City, 81.500. 42. Sam H. Portnoy, 1310 relation to the surrender of jurisdiction of certain street lands in the borough of Morris ave., Bronx; 81.475. 43. Isidore Frankel, 327 Rodney st., Bklyn., 81.375. 44. Brooklyn and the transfer of such jurisdiction to the board of education for Ansel Smith, 324 McDonough st., Bklyn., 81.250. 45. Salvatore Mastrelli, 305 E. 109th school purposes. st., Manhattan, 81. 46. Sam J. Gangitano, 1778 70th st., Bklyn., 80.875. 47. Herbert E. Be it enacted by the Council as follows: Arning, 30-60 44th st., L. I. City, 80.875. 48. Nathan Lifschitz, 20 Rutgers pl., Man- Section 1. Title D of chapter 41 of the administrative code of the city of New York hattan, 80.625. 49. Jerome Gaines, 381 Stuyvesant ave., Bklyn., 80.500. 50. Ralph L. is hereby amended by adding thereto a new section, to follow section D41-2.41, to be Barkley, 175-15 111th ave., Jamaica, 80.500. 51. Willie A. Jenkins, 537 W. 133d st., section D41-2.42, to read as follows: Manhattan, 80.500. 52. Harry Goldstein, 495 E. 178th st., Bronx, 80.250. 53. Charles Winston, 108-26 New York blvd., Jamaica, 80.125. 54. Alonzo Bailey, 106-44 159th st., § D41-2.42 Transfer of certain street lands in the borough of Brooklyn.-The Jamaica, 80. 55. Louis A. DiPretoro, 8023 10th ave., Bklyn., 79.875. 56. Arnett Pack, president of the borough of Brooklyn is hereby authorized to surrender and transfer 106-24 159th st., Jamaica, 79.500. 57. Thomas C. Farrar, 37-15 73d st, Jackson Heights, to the board of estimate as no longer required for street purposes the following described 79.500. 58. Herbert Alston, 348 W. 121st st., Manhattan, 79.250. 59. Ermint Verderosa, lands: 239 E. 115th st., Manhattan, 79. 60. John A. Mazzone, 57-02 Van Dorn st., Corona, Beginning at the corner formed by the intersection of the east line of Troy avenue 78.975. with the former south line of Midwood street eliminated by a map adopted by the board of estimate on May 1, 1941 (calendar number 89) ; 61. Frank J. Cassara, 766 E. 228th st., Bronx, 78.875. 62. Gaetano T. Campisi, (1) thence northerly along the east line of Troy avenue 60.0 feet to the former 133 Cooper st., Bklyn., 78.875. 63. Lewis D. Ventura, 245 Steuben st., Bklyn., 78.875. north line of Midwood street; 64. Wallace Hill, 1464 Southern blvd., Bronx, 78.625. 65. Harold A. Johnson, 164-61 (2) thence easterly deflecting 90 degrees to the right along the former north line 109th ave., Jamaica, 78.625. 66. Louis F. Johnson, 44 Macombs pl., Manhattan, 78.500. of Midwood street 720.0 feet to the west line of Schenectady avenue; 67. Giovanni Russo, 172 Ainslie st, Bklyn., 78.500: 68. Michael Ryan, 1580 Metropolitan (3) thence southerly deflecting 90 degrees to the right along the west line of ave., Bronx, 78.375. 69. Joseph Bell, Jr., 369th C. A., Batt. B, Camp Edwards, Mass., Schenectady avenue 60.0 feet to the former south line of Midwood street; 78,250. 70. Uriah V. Henry, 232 W. 120th st., Apt 10, care Hodge, Manhattan, 78.125. (4) thence westerly deflecting 90 degrees to the right along the former south line 71. Hyder Page, 107-18 159th st., Jamaica, 78.100. 72. Frank J. Bianco, 228 E. 116th st., Manhattan, 77.750. 73. Thomas Sims, 314 W. 134th st., Manhattan, 77.750. 74. Fred of Midwood street 720.0 feet to the point or place of beginning. The board of estimate is hereby authorized to assign the lands and property described Marrone, 216 Stanhope st., Bklyn., 77.500. 75. Lloyd White, 2166 7th ave., Manhattan, above to the board of education for school purposes. 77.375. 76. Raymond F. Kingston, 301 E. 136th st, Bronx, 77.125. 77. Howard M. § 2. This local law shall take effect immediately. Bryan, 400 Monroe st., Bklyn., 77. 78. Antonio Icolari, 1417 Herkimer st., Bklyn., 76.750. 79. Eli Cohen, 107 Van Buren st., Bklyn., 76.675. 80. Joseph A. Wilkey, 2641 Referred to the Committee on Parks, Playgrounds, Thoroughfares and Traffic. 7th ave., Manhattan, 76.625. Res. No. 158 81. Carmello Verderosa, 753 E. 224th st., Bronx, 76.625. 82. Alexander J. McEnery, Resolution Congratulating Councilman and Mrs. James Phillips Upon the 120-15 95th ave., Richmond Hill, 76.625. 83. Anthony Drago, 40-05 Vernon blvd., L. I. Entrance of Their Fourth Son into the Armed Forces Serving the United City, 76.625. 84. Joseph Baskerville, 400 W. 150th st., Manhattan, 76.625. 85. Booker States. T. Vann, 320 Manhattan ave., Manhattan, 76.500. 86. Peter De Louise, 53 Broome st., By Mr. Quinn- Manhattan, 76.500. 87. Mariano Cucchiarella, 624 Morris ave., Bronx, 76.250. 88. Whereas, This glorious nation in its hour of supreme trial has called upon each Hugh Bradley, 419 Hancock st., Bklyn., 76. 89. John C. Mandel, 210 Eldert st., Bklyn., citizen to make every effort even sacrifice if need be as a contribution to the final glorious 75.875. 90. Charles Hirschkowitz, 459 Pennsylvania ave., Bklyn., 75.750. 91. Henry and just victory, and A. Duncan, 555 Edgecombe ave., Bronx, 75.625. 92. Nathaniel L. Keeling, 221 W. Whereas, The Chief Apostle of Peace, Our Lord Jesus Christ has given to the 141st st., Manhattan, 75.500. 93. Vincent J. Ferrara, 1435 Pelham Parkway North, world the never to be forgotten words of commendation and consolation;-Greater Love Bronx, 75.375. 94. Matthew V. Gengo, 431 Willoughby ave., Bklyn., 75. 95. Gennaro bath no man than that he protect his friend, and Ottaviano, 13 Marconi pl., Bklyn„Z4.750. 96. Alfonso J. Vitale, 448 3d ave., Bklyn., Whereas, Our colleague and friend Jim Phillips and his beloved wife have given 74.500. 97. John Duckett, 106-30 159th st., Queens, 74.500. 98. Michael R. Iuzzolino, into the armed services of the United States not one but four sons, flesh of their flesh 310 E. 113th st., Manhattan, 74.375. 99. Washington McCray, 310 W. 150th st., Man- and blood of their blood, now therefore be it hattan, 74.375. 100. Robert Gamble, 221 W. 152d st., Manhattan, 74.250. Resolved, That we the Council of The City of New York do hereby extend to the 101. Eugene G. Little, 419 W. 128th st., Manhattan, 74.250. 102. Jack La Rosa, Honorable James Phillips and his wife our congratulations and well wishes for their 657 Bryant ave., Bronx, 74.250. 103. Willie Williams, 304 W. 147th st., Manhattan, part in advancing the true course of democracy ; and be it further 74.125. 104. Joseph W. Dilzer, 127 Jewell st., Bklyn., 74.125. 105. Carmine Esposito, Resolved, That we pray Almighty God in His mercy and goodness to grant that the 6517 11th ave., Bklyn., 72.875. 106. Jack Weisberg, 258 Tompkins ave., Bklyn., 71.375.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1942 THE CITY RECORD 4211 OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER Contract Tickler Dept. Tickler No. Name of Payee No. Amount Name of Payee No. No. Amount VOUCHERS RECEIVED IN THE OFFICE OF THE 141047 Standard Scientific Supply 189485 248 24 Brill, Murray 99 189777 21 95 COMPTROLLER ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 137060 Standard Scientific Supply . . 189486 3 75 Brown & Bro., A. 63 189610 8 40 7, 1942. 141047 Standard Scientific Supply . . . 189504 20 44 Brophy, Thomas P. 57 189680 77 15 Hereinbelow is a statement of all vouchers received in 139712 Standard Holloware Corp 189506 480 25 Brophy, Thomas P. 57 189681 2 00 the office of the Comptroller on this date in which is 137650 Standard Scientific Supply 189521 356 40 Brophy, Thomas P. 57 189681 102 00 shown the contract number (if a contract), the name of 141395 Steiner Paper Corp 189495 287 50 Brown & Bro., A. 97 189903 49 80 payee, the Department number (if other than a contract), 137782 Stock Constr. Corp. 189629 46,324 36 Bruun, Alice E. 50 189732 75 the tickler number and the amount of the voucher. 141738 Superior Paper Co 189496 600 00 Bruun, Alice E. 50 189732 88 JOSEPH D. McGOLDRICK, Comptroller. 141399 Swedish Amer. Steel Corp 189487 54 13 Bruun, Alice E. 50 189732 75 141935 Swift Co., Inc. 190030 491 38 Bruun, Alice E. 50 189732 1 13 Contract Vouchers 141935 Swift Co., Inc. 190030 1,729 10 Bryant Sign Shop 40 189466 27 71 141950 Swift Co., Inc. 190031 293 54 Bryant Sign Shop 40 189546 125 00 Contract Tickler 141950 Swift Co., Inc 190031 1,381 36 Buchholtz, J. 15 189696 2 20 No. Name of Payee No. Amount 141402 Tobin Co., M. J 189515 1,700 00 Bucci, Frank, et al 99 189792 738 33 141693 Ambulatory Splint Co. 190045 $42 92 141403 Tool & Equip. Supply 189488 406 30 Bucky, Gustav 99 189802 42 75 2 92 Buggeln, W. A. 79 189644 7 00 141693 Ambulatory Spinit Co. 190045 8 07 140718 Tool & Equip. Supply 189516 189673 95 97 Buggeln, W. A. 79 189644 2 20 140255 Amer. Blue Print Co., Inc 190046 16 92 138783 Turecamo Contrg. Co., Inc 60 00 Bunck & Co., John J. 40 189564 36 75 140568 Amer. Oxygen Serv. Corp 190068 10,742 13 135805 Underwood Elliott Fisher 189522 135942 Underwood Elliott Fisher 189523 45 00 Burroughs Wellcome & Co , 130794 Amer. News Co., Inc. 190072 356 84 141068 Unity Stamp Co., Inc 190034 70 08 U. S. A. 97 190001 20 67 130794 Amer. News Co., Inc. 190074 21 05 127115 Vanbro Constr. Corp 189685 97 189381 12,029 18 130493 Amer. News Co., Inc. 190075 48 23 653 23 Burns Bros. 127312 Vanbro Constr. Corp 189686 318 64 Burns Bros. 40 189537 47,833 25 130493 Amer. News Co., Inc. 189507 25 71 . 138662 Venetian Contrg. Co 189627 936 37 Burns Bros. 40 189538 32,305 93 130794 Amer. News Co., Inc. 189508 259 96 138662 Venetian Contrg. Co 189627 2,000 00 Burns Bros. 40 189539 2,813 73 141686 Andrews Paper Co., H. P 190076 3 15 139789 Victor Animatograph 189489 346 05 Burke, M. J. 79 189643 15 00 190064 147 14 141676 Arnesto Pt. Co., Inc. 138665 Waring Central Co 189517 7 92 Burke & Meagher, Inc. 97 189913 243 75 130425 Baker & Taylor Co. 190073 24 97 135969 Waring Central Co 189524 58 63 Burroughs Tennis Court Constr. 97 189917 360 75 178 80 138609 Balaban Gordon Co., Inc. .. , . 189688 141412 Weinstein Supply, S 189501 514 58 Burroughs Adding Mach. Co. 97 189998 202 95 4,652 62 . 141694 Barclay Tissue Corp. 190049 135970 Weinstein Supply, S 189525 10 43 Bronx Gear Bearing Co. Inc 97 190028 97 50 137146 Beckwith, Inc., C. D. 189626 1,504 00 141413 Weksler Thermometer Corp, 189441 21 00 Bychholtz, J. 15 1896% 60 00 137483 Bklyn. Alcatraz Asphalt 189672 2,070 66 137027 Welch Mfg. Co., W. M. 189490 40 189550 430 91 142074 Bklyn. Edison Co., Inc. 189689 44,865 38 73 62 Cahn & Sons, Inc., A. L. 136733 Welsbach St. Ltg. Co 189528 11,708 44 Cahn & Sons, Inc., A. L. 97 189920 3 06 142074 Bklyn. Edison Co., Inc. 189689 53,440 15 141936 Wesson Oil Snowdrift Co 190039 205 92 Cambridge Instrument Co., Inc 97 189447 10 20 140672 Blood Transfusion Assn. 190036 16 20 142080 Westchester Lighting Co. 189692 2,149 43 Cambridg Instrument Co., Inc 97 189869 5 30 137634 Brewster & Son, Inc., G. M 189749 208,924 00 142080 Westchester Lighting Co 189692 2,387 42 Canavan, F. J. 40 189468 51 87 141270 Brown & Bro., A. 189513 142 50 142080 Westchester Lighting Co 189693 589 69 Canavan, F. J. 40 189469 51 47 141649 Bronx Gear Bearing Co., Inc. 190060 666 54 142080 Westchester Lighting Co 189693 799 80 Canter, Lillian D 51 189715 7 16 141688 C. & M. Envelope Co. 190077 382 93 141457 Whale Oil Co., Inc 190055 21 70 Canter, Lillian D. 51 189729 12 29 141688 C. & M. Envelope Co. 189502 72 50 141642 Wildermuth, E. A. 190058 179 55 Candeloro, Pasquale, et al 99 189788 1,172 09 140859 Campbell Foundry Co. 189623 1,008 05 140180 Wildermuth, E. A. 190059 375 89 Carbide Carbon Chem. Corp 97 189406 32 75 140202 Carworth Farms, Inc 190047 40 63 141014 Willoughby Camera Stores... 189527 1,579 93 Carroll, J. F. 79 189642 5 00 32 00 141273 Carey Press Corp. 190078 141638 Wrn. Cartridge Co. 190050 48 00 Case & Son Mfg. Co., W. A 40 189530 6 00 138735 Children's Bus Ser. 190071 13,309 08 Cavallaro, Nicholas C. 99 189818 37 05 138735 Children's Bus Ser. 190071 6,830 80 Other Than Contract Vouchers Cedar, Harry K. 40 189563 325 00 141717 Cohen, Leo 189492 306 25 (Key to Department Numbers May Be Obtained at Room Central Provision Co. 97 189392 843 52 141717 Cohen, Leo 189526 450 00 720, Municipal Bldg., Manhattan) Central Hudson Gas Elec. Corp 63 1895% 9 23 141718 Cole Lab., Inc. 189493 195 00 Central Hudson Gas Elec. Corp 63 189597 10 39 138767 Colonial Sand Stone Co. 189624 660 40 Dept. Tickler Central Hudson Gas Elec. Corp 63 189598 13 98 189690 41,744 99 142075 Cons. Edison Co., N. Y., Inc Name of Payee No. No. Amount Central Hudson Gas Elec. Corp 63 189599 11 01 142075 Cons. Edison Co., N. Y., Inc 189690 68,632 14 Central Hudson Gas Elec. Corp 734 189654 4 54 137774 Cummer & Son Co., F. D. 189628 11,037 64 A. P. W. Paper Co. 97 189421 $27 00 Central Scientific Co. 97 189868 3 42 140545 Dess & Talan Co., Inc. 189509 35 34 Abraham's Magazine Serv. 52 189705 1 75 Central Provisions Co. 97 189950 23 76 140934 Donaldson Iron Co. 190061 1,256 83 Adirondack Fdrs. Steel, Inc. 97 190019 90 28 Central Provisions Co. 97 189969 14 75 141678 Dooley Angliss Co 190056 536 39 Air Associates, Inc. 40 189529 13 50 Channon, A. 79 189639 18 00 140403 Dooley Angliss Co. 190057 282 15 Air Reduction Sales Co. 40 189584 12 81 Children's Welfare Federation. , 97 189383 761 40 129136 Dravo Corp. 189750148,022 00 Albrecht Studio 85 189581 194 00 Children's Welfare Federation 97 189393 694 80 140577 DuPont DeNemours Co., E. I. 190033 338 25 Alexander, Hyman 99 189799 33 75 Children's Bus Serv., Inc 40 189450 20 00 140577 DuPont DeNemours Co., E. I. 190033 594 50 Alexander & Asch 99 189845 4 75 Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co 97 189898 23 00 139651 Equitable Paper Bag Co. 190083 16 28 Allied Gymnasium Equip. Co 40 189543 564 00 Chrysler New York Co., Inc 63 189615 29 18 132530 Federal Mfg. Co. 189582 379 95 Alpha Metal Rolling Mills, Inc 97 190017 218 46 Ciba Pharmaceutical Products 97 189428 113 60 141296 Gleason & Co., J. F. 190084 6 27 Amer. Sterilizer Co. 97 189423 3 00 City Collector 900 189741 334 29 141296 Gleason & Co., J. F. 189497 170 87 Amer. News Co., Inc. 40 189551 105 96 City Collector 990 189742 941 27 141538 Goodman Press, Inc. 190079 53 46 Amer. News Co., Inc. 40 189552 79 62 City Collector 990 189744 167 64 141538 Goodman Press, Inc. 190085 4 50 Amer. Library Assn. 40 189554 3 50 City Collector 40 189746 235 61 141538 Goodman Press, Inc. 189503 64 50 Amer. Viewpoint Society 40 189555 3 95 City Pay Acct., L. Spec 99 189828 559 00 139391 Guyon, Inc., Charles F. 190066 85 18 Amer. News Co., Inc. 40 189562 1,224 19 Clair Equip. Corp. 97 189407 50 00 135188 Hallco Printing Co., Inc. 190086 404 38 Amer. News Co., Inc. 40 189576 4 66 Cleveland Range Co. 97 189442 8 70 141304 Hayes Duster & Brush 189498 414 72 Amer. News Co., Inc. 40 189577 2 92 Colonial Beacon Oil Co. 97 189380 851 21 134804 Heil Co. 190067 8,850 00 Amer. Env. Mfg. Corp. 734 189652 10 25 Colonial Sand Stone Co., Inc 40 189545 126 23 141515 Home News Press 190080 22 80 Amer. Council on Educ. 50 189731 3 00 Cold Spring Auto Sales, Inc 63 189604 18 00 142055 Hygrade Food Prod. Corp. 190044 49 19 Amer. Thread Co., Inc. 97 189912 3 78 Colchester, Town of, S. D. 30 734 189752 2 51 142055 Hygrade Food Prod. Corp. 190044 406 96 Amer. Corrugated Paper Prod... 97 189916 84 25 Commercial Radio Sound Corp 51 189722 14 70 141726 Ideal Aeroplane & Supp. 189494 829 44 Amer. Air Filter Sales Co. 97 189979 300 00 Commercial Solvents Corp. 97 189905 10 19 141727 Ideal Rest. Supply 189499 414 00 Amer. Cystoscope Makers, Inc 97 189980 9 00 Commons Bros., Inc. 97 189906 457 68 140802 Internatl. Harvester Co. 190063 1,588 44 Angelica Jacket Co., Inc. 97 189439 55 44 Commons Bros., Inc. ' 97 189909 47 23 140589 Kurzon, Inc., Joseph 190037 5 81 Apperson Rlty. Corp., et al. 99 189834 103 55 Consumers Coal Co. 734 189655 462 00 136745 Kurzon, Inc., Joseph 190062 2 16 Apperson Rlty. Corp., et al. 99 189835 103 55 Continental Bank Trust Co 99 189832 114 93 135825 Laurel Lumber Co. 189518 78 00 Armstrong & Son 97 189408 39 50 Consolidated Oyster Co., Inc 97 189891 12 62 140680 Lederle Labs., Inc. 190035 903 15 Armour & Co. 97 189429 7 86 Cosgrove, Hugh 99 189776 13 50 138007 Lindsay Wright, Inc. 189617 48 90 Armour & Co. 97 189934 5 95 Cramer Co., Inc., R. W. 97 189419 2,136 00 141237 Low Co., Inc., N. S. 190032 33 75 Armour & Co. 97 189946 3,138 02 Cully, James S. 33 189647 2 65 141237 Low Co., Inc., N. S. 190032 9 23 Armour & Co. 97 189946 11,319 12 Cully, James S. 33 189647 53 90 133493 Macmillan Co. 189510 16 02 Armour & Co. 97 189947 6,126 68 Cullen, Inc., W. C. 734 189656 12 36 130781 Macmillan Co. 189511 50 25 Armour & Co. 97 189947 31 16 palls, Inc., H. L. 40 189531 25 45 138776 Maloney Materials Corp. 189625 218 19 Armour & Co. 97 189948 3,392 64 Daly, Mary E. 990 189842 50 29 141818 Marnis Oil Co., Inc. 190048 1,218 32 Armour & Co. 97 189948 15,222 97 Damato, Michael W. 99 189822 25 65 136071 Marine Aviation Dept. 189619 36 20 Armour & Co. 97 189964 201 26 Damuney Co. 97 189988 48 83 136074 Marine Aviation Dept. 189620 9 40 Armour & Co. 97 189968 621 90 Dannenberg, Max 99 189807 22 25 136122 Marine Aviation Dept. 189621 420 Asbestos Constr. Co , Inc. 97 189443 3 50 Davega City Radio, Inc. 40 189451 1,492 45 138778 Nassau Sand Gravel Co. 189674 71 82 Atkinson, Inc., R. J. 97 189400 78 45 Davis, Jacob 40 189544 95 00 141929 Nestles Milk Prods., Inc. 190042 1,325 00 Atlantic Elec. Distrbs., Inc. .... 97 189409 17 64 Davenport Sons, W. 63 189609 8 00 141909 Newcomb Co., Inc., James F 190041 424 14 Atlas Recording Mach. Corp.... 97 189902 6 00 Davis Co., S. 97 189883 486 80 130309 N. Y. Tel. Co. 190070 656 84 Ayerst, McKenna, Harrison ... 97 190000 21 18 Davis Emergency Equip. Co. 97 189910 36 00 130147 N. Y. Telephone Co 189687 310 23 Babcock & Wilcox Co. 97 189939 15 50 De Vilbiss Co. 97 190002 1 68 142078 N. Y. & Q. Elec. Lt. & Pwr 189691 35,926 59 Baitinger Elec. Co., Inc. 97 189410 7 50 Deco Products Co., Inc. 97 189921 16 50 142078 N. Y. & Q. Elec. Lt. & Pwr 189691 45,992 77 Bailey, Daniel S. 63 189595 4 50 Delia Waste Prod. Corp. 734 189657 15 47 140597 Ohio Chem. Mfg. Co 190054 303 72 Baltimore Biological Lab 97 189871 36 80 Dick Co., A. B. 55 189579 9 85 140597 Ohio Chem. Mfg. Co 190054 300 Baltimore Biological Lab 97 189873 11 30 Diehl Mfg. Co. 97 189414 6 75 139351 Otis Elevator Co 189622 9,205 00 Barris, Martin 9541 189649 30 00 Dodd, Mead & Co. 40 189553 21 98 141827 Paragon Oil Co., Inc. 190052 434 09 Barnhart, Parr & Fagan Co. 734 189653 4 72 Downing, M. A., Jr, 40 189464 75 77 138649 Parish Press, Inc 190081 187 23 Barnes & Noble, Inc. 52 189704 72 95 Doyle, John 52 189712 500 00 141520 Pascale & Co., P. E 189481 10 00 Barrett, F. Howard 9540 189736 23 28 Doyle, Edward, et al. 99 189789 1,140 91 141357 Pepperell Braiding Co. 189482 425 00 Barrett, F. Howard 9540 189736 4 59 Drescher, A. 12 189675 14 00 141521 Picker X-Ray Corp. 190038 43 74 Barrett, F. Howard 9540 189736 35 Duophoto Corp. 97 189422 45 00 141361 Press of Fremont Payne, Inc 190082 339 68 Barlin, Harry 99 189796 92 15 Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. 97 189430 1 46 141361 Press of Fremont Payne, Inc 189512 1,252 59 Bartley Bros. & Hall, Inc. 97 189938 9 80 Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. 97 189901 3 30 141904 Printmore Press, Inc 190043 27 60 Baum, Felix 99 189801 16 62 Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. 97 189901 18 72 141904 Printmore Press, Inc. 190051 181 34 Broadway Hdwe. Co. 97 189923 60 25 Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. 97 189901 1 09 138652 Printmore Press, Inc. 189483 344 12 Bedford Surg. Co., Inc. 97 189870 50 20 Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. 97 189904 4 38 141526 Printmore Press, Inc 189514 497 34 Bedford Surg. Co., Inc. 97 189874 45 25 Ehret Magnesia Mfg. Co. 97 189914 15 00 141756 Q. Boro Gas & Elec. Co. 189694 228 78 Beknatel & Son, Inc., J. A 97 189915 1 50 Eimer & Amend 97 189431 5 22 141756 Q. Boro Gas & Elec, Co. 189694 2,760 25 Belmont Smelting Refining Wks. 51 189726 18 19 Eimer & Amend 40 189569 25 40 141365 Quaker Rubber Corp 189500 435 74 Bendinger & Schlesinger 99 189827 85 90 Eimer & Amend 97 189875 61 61 138303 Rosenthal, Earl 0. 189618 734 94 Benanti, S. 99 189846 1 50 Eimer & Amend 97 189875 1 30 135964 Schrock & Squires Steel 189519 14 52 Berwind Plg. & Htg. Co., A 40 189460 35 94 Eimer & Amend 97 189908 5 00 140602 Smith Mfg. Co., A. P 189397 165 50 Bergmann, Milton Blaine 99 189808 24 22 Eimer & Amend 97 189997 3 60 135936 Smith & Corona Typewriter . 189520 147 05 Birchman, Monte 79 189634 80 00 Eimer & Amend 97 189997 10 00 139780 Snelling & Son 189484 540 20 Bk. for Says. in N. Y. C. 99 189833 157 73 Eisenbaum, Rose, et al. 99 189783 40 25 139711 Spencer Turbine Co 189505 283 50 Bklyn. Union Gas Co. 40 189759 1,439 12 Elbaum, Ray 79 189630 88 00 141440 Sm. Packing Co., Inc 190040 11 58 Bklyn. Union Gas Co. 60 189759 4,174 37 Emanuel, Victor 79 189636 6 00 141449 Srn. Packing Co., Inc 190065 1,959 96 Boston Gear Wks., Inc. 97 189444 12 50 Emigrant Indust. Says. Bank 40 189747 22,646 71 140689 Standard Scientific Supply 190053 675 55 Bram Nathaniel 79 189631 40 00 Empire Brush Wks 97 189943 22 50

4212 THE CITY RECORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1942

Dept. Tickler Dept. Tickler Dept. Tickler Name of Payee No. No. Amount Name of Payee No. No. Amount Name of Payee No. No. Amount Endoo Products, Inc. 97 189432 12 00 Krieger Steel Sections, Inc. 97 189401 144 00 Patterson, Town of 60 189754 7 73 Entore Filter Co. 97 190015 84 00 Kurzon, Inc., Joseph 97 189894 6 79 Patterson, Russel H. 99 189795 15 20 Epstein, Joshua 99 189815 21 85 Kurzon, Inc., Joseph 97 189949 9 38 Payne & Walsh Corp. 97 189416 124 46 Ernst, J. & C. 97 189411 4 50 Labor Dept., N. Y. S. 99 189850 890 00 Pearsall, G. E. 40 189470 58 87 Ernst, J. & C. 97 189922 306 35 Lakeside Labs., Inc. 97 189433 25 03 Pearsall, G. E 40 189471 78 14 Estey Wire Wks. Co. 97 189919 18 40 Lakeside Labs., Inc. 97 189930 6 00 Peabody Seating Co. 40 189547 240 00 Ewing Fox Co., Inc. 97 189927 14 50 Lantry, John F. 9552 189738 2 10 Percival, Robert Thornton 99 189825 44 55 Fahey, M. J. 79 189641 5 00 Lathan & Co., E. B. 97 190022 41 72 Pesky, Inc., Louis 97 189951 140 35 Fahey, M. J. 79 189641 3 00 Laurel Lumber Co., Inc. 97 189970 206 00 Pfeifer, F. 97 189986 42 40 Family Welfare Assn. of Amer 51 189718 8 50 Lebis, S. L. and Newmark, E 864 189735 517 81 Phoenix Asbestos Mfg. Co. 97 189925 5 95 Farbman & Sons, M. 40 189459 53 91 Lederle Labs., Inc. 97 189427 110 40 Photostat Corp. 97 189926 3,010 00 Farrell, Jean, et al. 99 189790 637 18 Lehr Auto Elec. Sup. Co. 97 189957 5 85 Photostat Corp. 97 189972 5 30 Faxon Co., F. M. 52 189709 15 12 Leibowitz, Samuel S. 9552 189737 5 39 Picker X-Ray Corp. 97 189865 6 40 Feder, Maurice J. 99 189800 38 50 Lerner, Isidore 99 189774 8 90 Pine Hill Crystal Spring Water 40 189567 16 62 Feldman Bros., Inc. 97 189391 668 34 Levison, Harriet H. 99 189773 26 60 Pine Hill Crystal Spring Water 40 189568 28 17 Feldman Bros., Inc. 97 189967 8 45 Levinson Produce Co., Inc. 97 189860 8 80 Pink, L. 99 189076 45 00 Fendrich, Valentine 57 189682 46 25 Levinson Produce Co., Inc. 97 189892 7 25 Pitman Pubg. Corp. 40 188908 70 50 Ferguson & Son, T. F. 40 189472 56 35 Levine, Samuel 97 189958 24 50 Plaza Elec. Repair Co. 13 189045 12 00 Ferguson & Son, T. F. 40 189473 197 22 Lewert, Anoch H. 99 189806 48 45 Porter, Louis 99 189804 14 25 Fiesel, J. A 79 18964° 6 °° Library Efficiency Corp. 40 189570 10 50 Porto Constr. Co., Inc. 40 189019 710 00 First Aid Sup. Co. 97 189403 23 16 Lieberman, Harry 40 189456 194 20 Postindex Co. 40 188930 39 84 Fisher Bros. Steel Corp. 97 19°01° 34 €10 Lieberman, Clarence 99 189812 28 02 Postmaster, Jamaica 20 189645 3,000 00 Fleischer, Inc., P. 97 18939° 28 79 Link, Fred M. 97 190023 25 00 Postmaster, N. Y. C. 50 189733 29 25 Flockhart Fdy. Co. 97 189963 72 CH) Link, Fred M. 97 190024 60 00 Pratt & Whitney 734 189238 5 73 Forest Box & Lumber Co., Inc 97 19W9 87 46 Loewenthal, E. 97 189389 452 51 Press of Fremont Payne, Inc. 97 188785 293 40 Forsythe Equip. Co., Inc. 97 190014 157 20 Loewenthal, E. 97 189394 295 29 Presser Co. 40 189558 10 32 Forest Box & Lumber Co., Inc 97 189918 232 55 Long Island Sch. Sup. Co. 40 189541 193 00 Printmore Press, Inc. 40 188931 45 00 Fox, E. D. 40 189476 7055 9054 Low & Co., Inc., N. S. 97 189866 20 00 Proctor Eng. Co. 97 189984 5 00

Fox, E. D 40 189477 Lucas, F. 55 189580 100 00 Proctor, George R. 9140 189031 8 89 40 189478 53 60 Fox, E. D Macklin, John 97 189387 978 38 Proctor, George R. 9140 189031 4 22 40 189479 116 00 Fox, E. D Macklin, John 97 189388 53 90 Proctor, George R. 9140 189031 2 25 French European Pubs., Inc. .. 52 189713 28 12 Macklin, John 97 189395 39 62 Progressive Lab. Spec. Co 97 189977 3 25 Frost, P. F. 97 190004 172 50 Prometheus Elec. Corp. 189896 5 00 Mackey, A. D. 97 189978 4 25 97 189337 1,352 80 Garfield Elec. Sup. Co., Inc. 97 Public Natl. Bk. Trust Co. 2 40 Magnus Chemical Co., Inc. . 97 190007 7 96 99 189074 450 00 Gen. Dental Sup. Co., Inc. 97 190003 Public Serv. Tire Rubber 82 40 Malvese & Co., George 97 190026 232 50 Co 97 189899 158 40 Gen. Aniline Film Corp. 734 189667 Purchase, Dept., N. Y. 189878 100 00 Malvese & Co., George 97 189708 11 50 C 97 189944 1,325 68 Gen. Builders Sup. Corp. 97 Purchase, Dept., N. Y. C 12 76 Malone, William J. 97 189900 30 60 189944 2,639 54 Gen. Chem. Co. 97 189935 Purchase, Dept., N. Y. C. 189603 87 50 Malone, William J. 97 189900 1 50 60 189944 3,630 40 George's Auto Body Wks. 63 Purchase Dept., N. Y. C. 96 90 Malone, William J. 97 189900 744 60 189944 1,647 03 Gerstenblith, Theodore 99 189809 Purchase Dept., N. Y. C. 97 189900 3 57 60 189944 1,319 01 Gilman, Charles 40 189593 318 47 Malone, William J. Pure Carbonic, Inc. 12 25 Malone, William J. 97 189900 1 19 734 189239 26 88 Gilbert, Rose L. 99 189775 Purity Drug Co., Inc. 97 189900 1 00 97 188820 31 44 Ginsberg, Chas. 20 12 0753 Imfanlo.neF,ruWitilliacomntrJg. Pyn, Wilbur W. H. . Co., Inc. 97 189396 1,101 39 79 189638 6 00 Glasheen, Paul 52 189711 Pyrene Mfg. Co 734 189286 216 48 50 26 Man. Fruit Constr. Co., Inc. 97 189856 3 92 Gleason & Co., Inc., Jos. F. 40 189532 Rabson's, Inc. 52 189710 75 24 Man. Fruit Contrg. Co., Inc. 97 189886 1,634 96 2 27 Gleason & Co., Inc., Jos. F. 97 189911 Rabinowe & Co., Inc., E. 97 189882 Maplewood Paper Mills 97 190006 24 48 3 60 Goldstein, Inc., A. and G. 97 189438 33 00 Radio Wire Television, Inc. ... 40 189533 28 75 189748 24,212 16 Maris Co., Inc., J. M. 734 189663 160 Golotta, Margherita 40 Radio Engrg. Labs., Inc. 40 189549 7,725 00 282 87 Markle, Claude J. 734 189664 410 00 Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Inc 97 189960 Reading Elec. Co. 97 189991 1 20 4 69 :If arston, Frank A . 734 189678 114 29 Graef, G. L. 40 189586 Regional Plan Assn., Inc. 55 189578 1 50 3 07 Marlin Printing Co., Inc. 51 189716 5 35 Graef, G. L. 40 189587 Regional Plan Assn., Inc. 734 189668 1 50 60 Marlin Printing Co., Inc. 51 189720 6 25 Greiner Co., E 734 189658 10 Regal Equipt. Co. 97 189864 163 22 35 02 Nlartoccio, Daniel A. 99 189798 19 95 Greene, Samuel and Philip 99 189838 Regal Equipt. Co. 97 189976 4 48 0. F. 40 189474 41 99 Guenther, E. 99 189848 50 00 McEnaney, Samuels, Isaac 99 189153 8 00 0. F. 40 189475 62 07 Guterman Dental Supply Co 97 189941 16 44 McEnaney, Samuels, Nissim 99 189154 7 50 . 40 189739519,225 41 Hagstrom, Evelyn, et al 99 189839 9,871 58 McGoldrick, Joseph D Sargent & Co., Inc 97 188806 9 00 4800 189739 29,280 16 Rabid Co. 734 189659 36 00 McGoldrick, Joseph D. Scalero, T. 99 189073 41 66 99 189791 1,936 33 Haloid Co. 9174 189699 12 00 McIntyre, Timothy, et al Schwartz, Anna 99 189094 30 00 189787 1,270 54 Halloo Prtg. Co., Inc 50 189730 71 20 McKeever, Matthew, et al 99 Schwartz Plbg. Sp. Co., Inc 734 189241 21 66 189805 76 00 Hale, Warren B 99 189852 2 25 McKenna, Donald E. 99 Schieren Co., C. A 734 189290 614 34 189677 12 00 Hartman & Hartman. 99 189844 6 55 McLaughlin, J. J. 12 Scientific Glass App. Co 97 189358 12 73 97 189876 8 50 Harold Surgical Corp. 97 189940 10 50 Mead, Johnson & Co. Scully Steel Prod. Co 97 189319 1 44 97 189937 10 82 Hart & McCabe 97 189971 24 84 Mead, Johnson & Co. Sebor Rlty. Corp. 99 189112 550 00 , 548 51 Hasbrouck Co., Inc., J. E 63 189594 256 25 Meehan, Winifred, et al 99 189793 Sherry, Jas. A 55 189058 10 35 Hastings, John 990 189843 242 00 Meisel, Inc C. 40 189449 23 80 Sherry, Jas. A. 55 189058 1 50 Havranek Bros., Inc. 97 189965 2 87 Mekeel Bros. Garage 63 189608 140 50 Sherry, Jas. A 55 189058 3 60 6 50 Hayes Duster Brush Co., Inc 97 189942 35 28 Mekeel Bros. Garage 63 189611 Sherry, Jas. A 55 189058 1 50 Herring Hall Marvin Safe Co 9174 189697 6 00 Mennen Co. 97 190018 40 00 Sherry, Jas. A 55 189058 16 10 Hodson, W., Dept. of Welfare 69 190087 14,349 61 Mendoza Book Co., I. 97 189973 18 10 Sherry, Jas. A. 55 189058 31 50 Hodson, W., Dept. of Welfare 69 190087 7,984 26 Merritt Lumber Co., G. W. 734 189665 11 76 Sheip Mfg. Co., H. H 40 188892 414 00 Hodson, W., Dept. of Welfare 69 190087 12,694 63 Michaels Co., Inc., J. H 97 189966 9 00 Shield of David 71 188998 1,010 57 Hodson, W., Dept. of Welfare 69 190087 7 70 Middletown State Hosp. 99 189830 120 00 Shlivek, Helen 99 189126 40 00 Hodson, W., Dept. of Welfare 69 190087 685 72 Miller Sup. Co., Inc., A. P 97 189420 72 00 Sickels Loder, Inc. 97 189348 262 44 Hodson, W., Dept. of Welfare 69 190087 6,291 17 Military Serv. Pub. Co. 40 189455 3 20 Silver Burdett Co. 40 188910 2 31 Hodson, W., Dept. of Welfare 69 190087 690 40 Miller Auto Sup. Co., A. P. 97 189962 17 28 Simplex Time Recorder 1 189037 9 00 Hodson, \V., Dept. of Welfare 69 190087 19,996 88 Minder Son, Inc., John 97 189956 756 03 Simon & Schuster, Inc 40 188893 21 15 Flodson, W., Dept. of Welfare 69 190087 46 83 Moore & Co., Inc., G. C. 97 189889 464 27 Sinclair Refining Co 734 189242 2,839 16 Hodson, W., Dept. of Welfare 69 190088 11,570 76 Morreale, Anthony J. 99 189784 38 00 Sing Sing Prison 97 188777 201 00 Hodson, W., Dept. of Welfare 69 190088 7,713 84 Moss, Inc., Samuel H. 40 189571 33 66 Smith, L. S. 99 189078 30 00 11 40 Hodson, W., Dept. of Welfare 69 190089 23,934 37 Mueller & Co., V. 97 189418 Smith, Lee Thompson 5 189312 95 Hodson, W., Dept. of Welfare 69 190089 10,369 06 Mullin, Inc. M. F. 40 189465 91 31 Smith, Lee Thompson 5 189312 32 65 Hodson, W., Dept. of Welfare 69 190089 13,741 57 Mulhern, Richard J. 52 189714 1 60 Smith, Lee Thompson 5 189312 6 00 13 03 Hodson, W., Dept. of Welfare 69 189760562,567 29 Mulhern, Richard J. 52 189714 Smith, Lee Thompson 5 189312 15 90 Hodson, W., Dept. of Welfare 69 189760406,349 51 Multistamp Co. 51 189728 15 00 Smith Mfg. Co., A. P 97 189323 54 00 Hofman Roberts Cordage Corp 97 190013 23 92 Naekel, Julia 79 189632 120 00 Smyth Donegan Co 734 189291 126 99 Holt Co., Inc., Henry 40 189561 13 64 Narragansett Machine Co 40 189452 27 50 Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc 734 189292 8,502 17 Homer Engrg. Co., Inc 40 189542 137 00 National Surgical Sup. Co. 97 189425 12 00 Society Seamen's Children 71 188999 954 73 Hope Webbing Co 97 189440 10 35 National Aniline Div., Allied Solon Furniture Co., Inc 40 189016 283 00 Hospital Special Surgery 99 189780 509 82 Chem. Div. 97 189924 69 35 Spaulding Fibre Co., Inc. 734 189243 18 13 Hospital Supply Co 97 189907 8 40 Nealis, Michael F. 40 189591 9 60 Specialty Auto Fabric Corp 734 189244 126 72 Houghton Mifflin Co 40 189560 113 28 Nelson, Louis S. 99 189819 14 25 Specialty Auto Fabric Corp 734 189293 2 94 Hudson River State Hospital 99 189829 60 00 Neversink, Town of, S. D. 3 734 189751 12 12 Speiden & Co., Innis 97 188805 249 00 Hurds Watch Shop 734 189660 3 25 Newark Wire Cloth Co. 40 189572 14 04 Spiegel, S. 40 189018 497 00 Igoe Bros., Inc. 97 189893 2 64 Newcombe & Co., Inc., A. R. 63 189607 25 40 St. Louis Car Co 734 189240 113 50 In Fact 52 189706 5 95 Newcomb Co., Inc., J. F 51 189724 15 87 Stalwart Realty Corp. 99 189066 65 00 Ingersoll Rand Co. 97 190021 9 24 New Windsor, Town of 60 189755 20 64 Standard Johnson Co., Inc. 734 189179 1,636 50 Ingersoll Rand Co 97 190029 54 05 New Windsor, Town of 60 189756 52 73 Standard Johnson Co., Inc 734 189295 23 52 Ingersoll Rand Co. 97 189959 23 00 Newburgh, Town of 60 189758 80 80 Stanley Supply Co 97 189361 3 60 Ison Co., Inc., H. 97 189399 24 25 Niagara Fabric Mfg. Co 97 189992 59 75 Stapf, Anton 40 188874 116 23 Jackson, C. 63 189605 390 00 Nutter, Edith 734 189650 41 54 Stafford Co., N 40 188932 107 85 Jaclin Staty. Corp 734 189661 6 42 N. Y. Telephone Co. 19 190069 160 55 Stein Corp., S. J. 99 189064 45 00 Jacobs, William J. 99 189853 4 10 N. Y. Lab. Sup. Co., Inc. 97 189434 26 90 Stiles, Thomas F. 9140 189029 23 85 Jam Handy Picture Service, Inc. 40 189458 31 18 N. Y. Water Serv. Corp. 40 189480 3 40 Stiles, Thomas F. 9140 189029 4 50 Jenkins Bros. 734 189662 133 89 N Y. Life Ins. Co. 734 189651 4,405 50 Storm Ray. Co. 99 189130 300 00 Johnson & Johnson 97 189426 246 24 N Y. Life Ins, Co. 734 189651 130 00 Strohm, A., and Steinkamp, H 99 189081 35 00 Johnson & Johnson 97 189932 95 55 N. Y. Telephone Co. 9174 189700 56 93 Strong Mix Co., Inc. 97 188808 652 60 Jones Metabolism Equip. Co 97 189446 8 26 N. Y. Telephone Co. 52 189707 182 21 Stratton Co., Chas. A. 40 188933 10 00 Jones Metabolism Equip. Co 97 189867 38 20 N. Y. Telephone Co. 20 189753 22 50 Street Co., H. J. 66 188982 13 98 Joseph, John 57 189684 1 75 N. Y. Solder Co. 97 189994 29 00 Sun Radio Co. 40 189012 6 52 Junior Literary Guild 40 189556 9 50 N. Y. S. Elec. Gas Corp 734 189666 9 99 Sundade Realty Corp. 99 189060 25 00 Kaufman, G. M. 12 189676 12 00 O'Brien, Daniel 990 189840 8' 73 Superweld Co. 734 189294 9 31 Kelly & Son, J. I. 40 189467 42 10 Ortman, L. J. 40 189463 67 64 Sylvestre Oil Co., Inc. 97 188809 15 50 Kelley Koett Mfg. Co., Inc 97 189933 2 00 Otis Elev. Co. 97 189990 21 49 Synthetic Plastics Corp. 97 189366 1 50 Ketcham Pump Co 97 190025 10 00 Overstreet, M. 99 189772 9 75 Taylor, Louis 46 189177 1 32 Kingsbridge Machine Wks., Inc 97 189879 20 56 Oxford Univ. Press 40 189559 5 92 Taylor, Louis 46 189177 6 25 Klitgord, Otto 40 189592 16 88 Pacific Printing Co. 40 189573 185 00 Texas Co. 734 189245 1,956 04 Kohler Co. 97 190016 6 66 Pandiri, M. Stathy 79 189637 6 00 Time Recorder Serv. 1 189039 5 00 Kohnstamm & Co., Inc., H. 97 189386 81 25 Paragon Oil Co., Inc. 97 190020 1,356 95 Time Appliance Co., Inc. 734 189296 17 64 Kohnstamm & Co., Inc., H. 97 189928 17 82 Parke Davis Co. 97 189981 1 11 Tool Equipt. Sup. Co. 97 188819 4 80 Kopf Mfg. Co., Inc. 97 189931 3 90 Pascale & Co., P. E. 40 189574 12 00 Topping Bros. 734 189297 261 60 Kornblum & Co., Inc. 97 189890 97 93 Pasta, John 864 189735 25 00 Topping Bros. 97 188814 19 76 Kornahrens, Inc., H. 97 189929 11 82 Patterson Bros. 51 189717 3 30 Traction Sup. Equipt. Co. 734 189246 767 83

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1942 THE CITY RECORD 4213

Dept. Tickler Dept. Tickler Dept. Tickler Name of Payee No. No. Amount Name of Payee No. No. Amount Name of Payee No. No. Amount Tracy, Inc., Frank 97 189336 94 20 Waxman, Lee 9547 189035 1 50 Winthrop Chem. Co., Inc 97 188817 152 96 Treasurer, U. S. 69 189303128,000 00 Waxman, Lee 9547 189035 9 75 Winston Co., J. C. 40 188912 9 40 Tubridy, V. M. 58 189023 1,000 00 Weck & Co., Inc., E. 97 189360 12 12 Wolitzer, L. B. 99 189079 40 00 Twin Coach Co. 734 189247 2,608 25 Weinstein Sup. Co., S. 97 188816 84 36 World Book Co. 40 188913 10 20 United Conveyor Corp. 97 189415 310 50 Welz & Zerweck 99 189127 40 00 Wright, Frank H. 56 189378 21 00 University of Chicago Press 51 189719 1 63 Welfare Dept. 97 188793 1 50 Yagendorf, Inc., M. W. 63 189606 4 95 University Heights Sanitarium. • 99 189762 319 78 Welfare Dept 97 188793 26 92 Yagendorf, Inc., M. W. 734 189671 24 00 Unty. Sanitary Sup. Co. 97 189936 69 65 Welfare Dept. 97 188793 3 25 Yee, Poy T. 79 189635 6 00 Upson Walton Co. 97 189880 48 90 Welfare Dept. 97 188793 1 08 Yellow Truck Coach Mfg. Co 97 189384 6 00 Upson Walton Co. 97 189985 92 00 Welfare Dept. 97 188793 4 41 Yonkers Motors Corp. 63 189612 13 45 Utica Radiator Corp. 40 189535 848 25 Welfare Dept. 97 188793 1 30 Yonkers Motors Corp. 63 189616 43 48 Valentine & Co., Inc. 97 189881 20 50 Welfare Dept. 97 188794 8 35 Zenith Godley Co., Inc. 97 189859 2 30 Vanbenthuysen, H. D. 99 189769 19 85 Welfare Dept. 97 188794 1 50 143 Operating Corp. 864 189734 4 82 Vaughan's Seed Store 97 189441 20 00 Welfare Dept. 97 188794 4 96 143 Operating Corp. 864 189734 486 00 Victor Co., S. H. 40 189583 75 00 Westinghouse Air Brake Co. 734 189299 1,452 16 143 Operating Corp. 864 189734 544 00 Vought & Williams, Inc. 97 190012 80 78 Wheels, Inc. 734 189251 146 51 143 Operating Corp, 864 189734 564 00 Walter, Louis 842 189164 17 89 Wheaton Co., T. C. 97 189328 120 00 143 Operating Corp. 864 189734 540 00 Walworth Co. 734 189250 1 96 White, J. K., et al. 99 189068 325 00 143 Operating Corp. 864 189734 552 00 Walter Motor Truck Co. 734 189298 151 92 Whitlock Sup. Co. 734 189300 8 82 143 Operating Corp. 864 189734 1,465 00 Walsh Plg. & Htg. Supply 97 189325 2 20 Wilkening Mfg. Co. 734 189252 221 38 143 Operating Corp. 864 189734 725 00 Waltham Press, Inc. 40 188894 4 90 Wilson, Bohannon Co. 734 189253 32 52 143 Operating Corp. 864 189734 2,212 50 Waltham Press, Inc. 40 188934 29 00 Wilson Corp., W. S. 734 189301 38 61 143 Operating Corp. 864 189734 2,235 00 Wanamaker, J. 40 188882 2,541 00 Will Corp. 97 189342 13 84 143 Operating Corp. 864 189734 740 00 Washington Sq. Const. Corp. • 99 189134 37 93 Will Corp. 97 189356 5 00 186 Riverside Dr. Corp., et al 99 189836 126 48

I N. Y.-155 Leonard st RE ctr 2-7300 Washington Heights-455 W. 151st at. Queens—The Overlook, Forest Park, 9.30 a. m. to 6 p. m.; Sat, to 1 p. m. ED gecomb 4-8429 Kew Gardens CL evInd 3-4600 Queens—County Court House, L. I. C. Week End-314 W. 54th st CO lambs 54630 Richmond — Field House, Clove Lakes ST ilwel 4-7590 West Side-314 W. 54th st CO lumbs 5-4630 Park, Victory blvd. and Clove rd., 9 a. m. to 5 p. m, Sat. to 12 noon. Women's-425 6th ave GR amrcy 7-4628 West Brighton GI braltr 2-7640 Rich.—County Court House....GI braltr 7-0049 Probation GR amrcy 7-4466 PAROLE COMMISSION- 9 a. m. to 4 p. rn.; Sat. to 12 noon. Yorkville-151 E. 57th st V0 hinter 5-0442 100 Centre st., Manh'n RE ctr 2-6200 DOMESTIC RELATIONS COURT- Bross POLICE DEPARTMENT- 135 E. 22d st., Manh'n AL gonqn 4-1900 Arrest-161st st. and 3d ave. . ME lrose 5-2466 240 Centre at., Manh'n CA nal 6-2000 Children's Court Division- Felony-161st st. and 3d ave.. ME !rose 5-2466 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS- Manhattan-135 E. 22d st AL gonqn 4-1900 Homicide-161st st. & 3d ave.ME lrose 5-1958 Bronx-851 Grand Concourse... JE rome 7-7484 Bronx-1118 Gr. Concourse. JE rome 7-9800 Municipal Term-161st it. and 3d Ave. Kings—Municipal Bldg. TR iangl 5-7100 Bklyn.-111 Schermerhorn st.TR iangl 5-8611 ME lrose 5-3670 N. Y.—Hall of Records WO rth 2-6615 Queens —105.34 Union Hall st., Probation-161st st. & 3d ave.ME !rose 5-2345 Queens—Sutphin blvd. and 88th ave., Jamaica j Amaica 6-2545 Summons-161st st. and 3d ave. ME lrose 5-3670 Jamaica JA maica 6-5037 Richmond-100 Richmond ter., s Traffic-161st st. and 3d ave ME lrose 5-1958 Rich.—Bement and Castleton ayes. West George SA intGeo 7-8300 Brooklyn New Brighton GI braltr 2-5422 Hearing on cases begins at 10 a. m. Adolescent-31 Snyder ave..BU ckmnstr 2-3516 PUBLIC WORKS, DEPARTMENT OF— Family Court Division- Bay Ridge-43d at. and 4th ave. WI ndsr 5-0381 Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-4740 Manhattan.-135 E. 22d at- AL gonqn 4-1900 Coney Island-2963 W. 8th st CO neyIs 6-0013 PURCHASE, DEPARTMENT OF— Bronx-118 Gr. Concourse....JE rome 7-9800 East New York-127 Penn's ave. Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-5860 Bklyn.-327 Schermerhorn st.TR iangl S-9770 AP plegate 6-8606 QUEENS, PRESIDENT OF- Queens-105.34 Union Hall st., Felony-120 Schermerhorn st....MA in 4-0216 Queens-120.55 Queens blvd., Kew Gar- OFFICIAL DIRECTORY Jamaica JA maica 6-2545 Flatbush-25 Snyder ave...BU ckmnstr 2-1506 dens BO ulvrd 8-5000 Richmond — 100 Richmond ter., St. Municipal Term-120 Schermerhorn at. RECORDS, COM'R OF, CITY COURT- Unless otherwise stated, City Offices are George SA intGeo 74300 TR iangl 5-4220 52 Chambers st., Manh'n CO rtlnd 7-6264 open from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. daily; County EDUCATION, BOARD 0E- Night-25 Snyder ave BU ckmnstr 2-1506 RECORDS, COM'R OF, SURROGATE'S Mikes, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays to 12 noon. 110 Livingston st., Bklyn. MA in 4-2800 Probation-510 Municipal Bldg..TR iangl 5-7100 COURT—BRONX COUNTY- ELECTIONS, BOARD OF- Traffic-1005 Bedford ave MA in 2-2904 851 Grand Concourse JE rome 6-4892 ART COMMISSION— 400 Broome st., Manh'n CA nal 6-2600 Week End-25 Snyder ave..BU ckmnstr 2-1506 RECORDS, COM'R OF, SURROGATE'S City Hall, Manh'n CO rtlnd 7-1197 Bronx—Tremont and 3d ayes .. TR emnt 8-1186 Williamsburg—Williamsburg Bridge Plaza COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY— ASSESSORS, BOARD OF— Brooklyn—Municipal Bldg TR iangl 5-7100 Ev ergm 7-2503 Hall of Records. Manh'n WO rth 2-6744 Queens-120 55 Queens blvd., Kew Gar- Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-3630 . Queens REVISION dens BO ulvrd 8-5000 Felony—Chaffee st. and Catalp ave., OF ASSESSMENTS— BRONX, PRESIDENT OF- Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-1200 851 Grand Concourse JE rome 6-3941 Richmond—Borough Hall . SA intGeo 7-1955 Glendale HE geman 3-8320 BROOKLYN, PRESIDENT OF— 9 a. tn. to 4 p. in.; Sat. to 12 noon. Flushing—Town Hall FL ushng 9-0228 RICHMOND, PRESIDENT OF— Borough Hall TR iangl 5-7100 ESTIMATE, BOARD OF— L. I. City—County Court House Borough Hall, S. I. GI braltr 7-1000 Highways and Sewers, Municipal Bldg. Secretary's Office, Municipal Bldg., IR onsdes 6-9009 SANITATION, DEPARTMENT OF- TR iangl 5-7100 Manh'n WO rth 2-4560 Rockaway—Beach Channel dr., 90th and 125 Worth st., Manh'n WO rth 2-3221 BUDGET, BUREAU OF— Real Estate, Bureau of, Municipal Bldg., 91st sts. BE IIHrbr 5-0125 Bronx-530 E. Tremont ave....TR emnt 8-3676 Municipal Bldg., Manh'n CO rtlnd 7-6706 Manh'n WO rth 2-5600 Tratiic-120.55 Queens blvd., Kew Brooklyn—Municipal Bldg TR iangl 5-7545 CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER- FINANCE, DEPARTMENT OF— Gardens BO ulvrd 8-5000 Queens-129.25 97th ave., Richmond Hill 125 Worth st., Manh'n WO rth 2-3711 Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-1200 Richmond VI rginia 9-6465 Open all hours of day and night. City Collections, Bureau of- Staten Island-67 Targee st., Stapleton Richmond—Borough Hall GI braltr 7-8500 Bronx-850 Walton ave JE rome 7-4642 Manhattan—Municipal Bldg WO rth 2-1200 SA intGeo 7-1150 Bronx—Trem. & Arthur avec TR emnt 2-6000 SPECIAL SESSIONS, COURT OF— Open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. every day. MANHATTAN, PRESIDENT OF— Clerk's offices open 9 a. In. to 4 p. m. Brooklyn—Municipal Bldg TR iangl 5-9258 Brooklyn—Municipal Bldg, ..TR iangl 5-7100 Queens-120-55 Queens blvd., Kew Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-5600 Saturdays to 12 noon. Courts open Open all hours of day and nirt. at 10 a. tn. Queens-88-11 Sutphin blvd., amaica. Gardens BO ulvrd 8-5000 MARINE AND AVIATION, DEPT. OF— Richmond—Borough Hall GI braltr 7-1000 Pier A, North River, Manh'n..WH itehl 4-0600 Manhattan-100 Centre st RE ctr 2-6200 A maica 6-1640 Bronx-851 Grand Concourse... JE rome 7-2898 Open 9 a. m. to S p. m,; Saturdays, Emergency Revenue Division- MARKETS, DEPARTMENT OF- WA Ikr 5-9530 Court held Tuesday and Friday. Sundays and holidays to 12 noon. 350 Bway 139 Centre st., Manh'n CA 6-2880 FIRE DEPARTMENT— nal Brooklyn-120 Schermerhorn st, .MA in 4-5916 Richmond — Police Headquarters Bldg., MAYOR'S OFFICE— Queens—County Court House, L. I. C. St. George GI braltr 7-0007 Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-4100 Brooklyn—Municipal Bldg TR iangl 5-8340 City Hall, Manh'n CO rtlnd 7-1000 ST ilwel 4-4930 Open 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; Saturdays Court held Monday and Thursday. to 12 noon; closed Sundays and GENERAL SESSIONS, COURT OF- MUNICIPAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM— 100 Centre st., Manh'n RE ctr 2-2442 Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-5600 Richmond—County Court House, S. I. holidays. SA intGeo 7-0324 CITY CLERK— Clerk's office open 9 a. m. to 4 p. m.; Saturdays to 12 noon. Court opens MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COM'N- Court held every Wednesday. Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-4430 299 Broadway, Manh'n CO rtlnd 7-8880 Probation Bureau-100 Centre st., Manh'n Bronx-177th st. and 3d ave.. , TR emnt 8-2204 at 10 a. m. MUNICIPAL Brooklyn—Municipal Bldg TR iangl 5-7100 HEALTH, DEPARTMENT OF- COURTS— RE ctr 2-6200 Queens—Sutphin blvd. and 88th ave., 125 Worth st. Manh'n WO rth 2-6900 Office of the President Justice, 8 Reade STANDARDS AND APPEALS— Jamaica RE public 9-8694 Bronx-1826 Arthur ave TR emnt 8-6320 st., Manh'n WO rth 2-1400 Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-0184 GI braltr 7-1000 Bklyn.-295 Flatbush ave. extension Office hours: 8.45 a. m. to 5 p. m.; STATUTORY CONSOLIDATION, BD. OF— Richmond—Borough Hall TR iangl 5-9400 Saturdays to 12 noon, CITY COURT- City Hall, Manh'n CO rtlnd 7-6770 Queens-148-15 Archer ave., Jamaica Dist. Manhattan Bronx-851 Grand Concourse JE rome 6-6985 RE public 9-1200 SUPREME COURT—APPELLATE DIV.- Kings-120 Schermerhorn st.. CU mbrind 6-6070 1-6 Reade st WO rth 2-1475 First Dept.—Madison ave. and 25th at., Richmond-51 Stuyvesant p1., St. George 2-10 Reade st WO rth 2-1475 New York County—Old County Court GI braltr 7-7664 Manh'n LE xington 2-1000 House, 52 Chambers st CO rtlnd 7-6264 3-314 W. 54th st CO lumbs 5 1772 Court sits from 2 p. rn. to 6 p. m. HIGHER EDUCATION, BOARD OF- 4-327 E. 38th st CA ledonia 5-9431 Queens—Sutphin blvd. and 88th ave., RE gent 7-4131 The first and third Fridays of each Jamaica JA maica 6-2410 695 Park ave., Manh'n 5-314 W. 54th st CI rcle 5-5118 HOSPITALS, DEPARTMENT OF- term, motion days, the Court opens Richmond—Castleton and Bement ayes., 6-170 E. 121st st LE high 4-4906 125 Worth st., Manh'n WO rth 2-4440 at 10 a. m. Motion' called at 9 West New Brighton GI braltr 2-5175 7-447 W. 151st st AU dubn 3-5410 a. in. Appeals from orders called Clerk's office open 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., HOUSING AND BUILDINGS— 8-170 E. 121st st LE high 4-5590 at 10 a. m. Sat. to 12 noon. Courts open at 10 Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-5600 9-153 E. 57th at VO lunter 5-3150 Bronx-851 Gr. Concourse JE rome 6-3941 Second Dept.-45 Monroe pl., Bklyn. a. In. General and commercial 10-447 W. 151st st ED gecomb 4-7070 TR iangl 5-1300 calendars called at 9.45 a. m. Brooklyn—Municipal Bldg TR iangl 5-7100 Central Juryry and Queens-120.55 Queens blvd., Kew Court sits from 2 p. tn. to 6 p. m. CITY EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM— Parts and 8 Reade st.. WO rth 2-1400 No court on Saturdays. Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-4566 Gardens BO ulvrd 8-5000 Small Claims Part CITY PLANNING COMMISSION— Richmond—Borough Hall GI braltr 7-1000 SUPREME COURT-1ST JUD. DIST.— Bronx New York County—County Court House, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-5600 INVESTIGATION, DEPARTMENT OF- 1-1400 Williamsbridge rd.....UN drhil 3-6100 Manh'n CITY PRIORITIES AND ALLOCA- 2 Lafayette st., Manh'n WO rth 2-2300 WO rth 2-6500 2—Washington ave. 162d st... ME lrose 5-3041 Court opens at 10 a. m. TIONS BOARD— LAW DEPARTMENT— Central Jury and Small Claims Parts, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n Bronx-851 'Grand Concourse JE rome 6-1031 WO rth 2-1800 Municipal B14., Manh'n WO rth 2-4600 Washington ave. and 162d st.ME lrose 5-3041 Court opens at 10 a. m. CITY RECORD, THE— Brooklyn—Municipal Bldg TR iangl 5-6330 Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-3490 Brooklyn SUPREME COURT-2D JUD. DIST.— Queens—Sutphin blvd. and 88th ave., 1-120 Schermerhorn st TR iangl 5-2052 CITY REGISTER— Jamaica JA maica 6-5234 Kings County—Joralemon and Fulton sta., Hall of Records, Manh'n WO rth 2-3900 2-495 Gates ave MA in 2-3010 Bklyn TR iangl 5-7300 Bronx-851 Grand Concourse JE tome 7-9811 LICENSES, DEPARTMENT OF- 3-6 Lee ave ST ag 2-7813 Court opens at 10 a. m. CA nal 6-2400 Brooklyn—Hall of Records TR iangl 5-6800 112 White st., Manh'n 4-260 Utica ave. SL ocum 6-4500 Appellate Term TR iangl 5-7452 Brooklyn—Municipal Bldg TR iangl 5-7100 5-4th ave. and 42d st WI ndsr 5-2540 Court opens at 10 a. M. Queens-161.04 Jamaica ave., Jamaica 7-1000 JA maica 6-8684 Richmond—Borough Hall GI braltr 6-27.33 Snyder ave BU ekrnnstr 2-9643 Queens County—Sutphin blvd. and 88th CITY SHERIFF— MAGISTRATES' COURTS— 7-363 Liberty ave AP plegate 6-8600 ave., Jamaica JA maica 6-1570 Hall of Records, Manh'n WO rth 2-4300 General Office, 100 Centre st., Manh'n 8-4th ave. and 42d st WI ndsr 8-5040 Richmond County—County Court House, Bronx-851 Grand Concourse JE rome 7-3501 RE ctr 2-6200 Central Jury and 120 Schermerhorn st. S. I. GI braltr 7-8700 Kings—Municipal Bldg TR iangl 5-7100 Brooklyn Office—Municipal Bldg., Small Claims Partsf TR iangl 5-2052 SURROGATES' COURTS- Queens—County Court House, L. I. City TR iangl 5-7100 Queens Bronx-851 Grand Concourse JE rome 6-4892 ST ilwel 4-6017 Clerk's office open 9 a. m. to 4.30 1-115 5th st., L. I. City IR onsdes 6-7987 Court opens at 10 a. m. Richmond—County Court House p. m., Saturdays to 12 noon. 2—Broadway and Court st., Elmhurst Kings—Hall of Records TR iangl 5-7020 GI braltr 7-0041 All courts, except Women's Felony, HA vemyr 9-0087 Court opens at 9.30 a. m. COMMERCE, DEPARTMENT OF- Night and Week End Courts, are 3-69.02 64th st., Ridgewood. HE geman 3-7010 N. Y.—Hall of Records WO rth 2-6744 60 Bway., Manh'n WH itehl 3-7575 open from 9 a. in. to 4 p. m. except 4—Sutphin blvd. and 88th ave., Jamaica Court opens at 10.30 a. in. COMPTROLLER, OFFICE OF— Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. JA maica 6- 0086 Queens-88.11 Sutphin blvd., Jamaica Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-1200 The Women's and Felony Courts are 5-90th st, Rockaway Beach BE IIHrbr 5-1747 JA maica 6-6000 CORRECTION, DEPARTMENT OF- open from 9 a. In. to 4 p. m. except 6—Town Hall, Flushing FL ushng 3-5668 Court opens at 10 a. m. 100 Centre st., Manh'n RE ctr 2-6200 Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, Central Jury Part, Sutphin blvd. and Rich.—County Court Houle— . GI braltr 7-0572 COUNCIL— when only morning sessions are held. 88th ave., Jamaica JA maica 6-0086 Court opens at 10.30 a. m, City Hall, Manh'n CO rtlnd 7-6770 The Night Courts are in session from Small Claims Part, Sutphin blvd. and 8 p. m. to 12 midnight every night. TAX DEPARTMENT— Clerk's Office, Municipal Bldg , Manh'n' 88th ave„, Jamaica JA maica 3-7080 Municipal Bldg Manh'n WO rth 2-4430 The Week End Courts are in session ., WO rth 2-1800 President's Office, City Hall, Manh'n Sundays and holidays from 9 a. m. Richmond Bronx—Tremont & Arthur aves..TR emnt 2-2000 to 12 noon. The Manhattan Week 1—Bement and Castleton ayes., West Brooklyn—Municipal Bldg TR iangl 5-7100 CO rtlnd 7-6770 Queens-120 COUNTY CLERKS- End Court is in session on Saturdays New Brighton PO rtRich 7-0189 -55 Queens blvd., Kew Gar- from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m., and the 2-71 Targee st., Stapleton SA intGeo 7-0313 dens BO ulvrd 8-5000 Bronx-851 Grand Concourse JE rome 6-4600 Richmond—Borough Hall Kings—Hall of Records TR iangl 5-8780 Brooklyn Week End Court from 9 Small Claims Part, 71 Targee st., GI braltr 7-1000 Stapleton N. Y.—County Court House.... WO rth 2-6114 a. rn. to 12 noon. SA intGeo 7-0313 TEACHERS' RETIREMENT BOARD- Queens—Sutphin blvd. and 88th ave., Manhattan MUNICIPAL REFERENCE LIBRARY— 154 Nassau st., Manh'n RE ctr 2-4088 Jamaica JA maica 6-2607 Essex Market-2d ave. and 2d st. Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-6607 TRANSPORTATION, BOARD OF- Rich.—County Court House... SA intGeo 7-1806 GR amrcy 5-0296 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., Sat. to 1 p. rn. 250 Hudson at., Manh'n CA nal 6-6600 COUNTY COURTS— Felony-100 Centre st RE ctr 2-6200 N. Y. CITY HOUSING AUTHORITY- TRIBOROUGH BRIDGE AUTHORITY- Courts open at 10 a. m. Harlem-121st st. and Sylvan pl . LE high 4-3535 122 E. 42d st., Manh'n AS hind 4-8360 Randall's Island, Manh'n...... LE high 4-5800 Bronx-851 Grand Concourse JE Tome 7-8965 Homicide-100 Centre st RE ctr 2-6200 Kings-120 Schermerhorn st MA in 4-5301 N, Y. CITY TUNNEL AUTHORITY- WATER SUPPLY, BOARD OF- Jefferson Market-425 6th ave. 200 Madison ave., Manh'n... LE xington 2-5151 Queens—County Court House, L I. C. GR amrcy 7-4467 346 Broadway, Manh'n WO rth 2-3150 ST ilwel 4-7525 Municipal Term-100 Centre st RE ctr 2-6200 PARKS, DEPARTMENT OF— WATER SUPPLY, GAS AND ELECT.— Rich.—County Court House... . GI braltr 7-7500 Night-314 W. 54th st CO lumbs 5-4630 Arsenal Bldg., Central Park, 64th st . Municipal Bldg., Manh'n WO rth 2-4320 DISTRICT ATTORNEYS- Probation-100 Centre st RE ctr 2-6200 and 5th ave., Manh'n RE gent 4-1000 Bronx—Tremont & Arthur ayes . TR emnt 8-5400 Bronx-851 Grand Concourse— JE rome 6-5910 Traffic (Downtown)-60 Baxter st. Bronx—Bronx Park East, at Birchall Brooklyn—Municipal Bldg TR iangl 5-7100 9 a. m, to .5 p. m., Sat. to 12 noon. RE ctr 2-6200 ave. WE stchstr 7-5200 Queens-120.55 Queens blvd., Kew Gar- Kings—Municipal Bldg. TR iangl 5-8900 Traffic (Uptown)-455 W. 151st st. Brooklyn—Litchfield Mansion, Prospect dens BO ulvrd 8-5000 9 a. m. to 5 p. m., Sat. to 12 noon. ED gecomb 4-3700 Park SO uth 8-2300 Richmond—Borough Hall ....SA intGeo 7-0840 4214 THE CITY RECORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1942

WELFARE, DEPARTMENT OF- mating room, 6th floor, 49 Flatbush avenue exten- Until 10 a. m., on 902 Broadway, Manh'n GR amrcy 5-3500 DEPARTMENT OF PURCHASE sion, Bklyn. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1942 Division of Aid to Dependent Children- The deposit will be returned to bidders making For rewashed industrial wiping towels "sec- 52 Chambers it., Manh'n....00 rtlnd 7-5210 Sales of Salvage Materials a formal bid, if the plans and specifications are onds" or No. 1 washed colored wipers (bid no. returned in good condition immediately after the 17740). SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY opening of bids. For denatured alcohol (bid no. 17679). BOARD MEETINGS the Commissioner of Purchase of The City of For tarred hemp house line (bid no. 17676). New York, Room 2429, Municipal Building, Man- SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY For pipe and fitting: Steel, cast and malleable Art Commission hattan, by registered mail only, until 11 a. m. on the Superintendent of Plant Operation and iron (bid no. 17702). s29,o9 Meets at its office, City Hall, Manh'n, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1942 Maintenance, Board of Education of The City of second Monday in each month, at 2.30 p. m. For the sale of waste paper. New York, at his office, 34% E. 12th st., Man- Until 11.30 a. m., on A. EVERETT PETERSON, Secretary. Apply to Department of Purchase, Room 2214. hattan, as follows: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1942 Board of Assessors Municipal Building, Manhattan, for sales agree- For anthracite and bituminous coal for use in Meets in Room 2200, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, ment no. 76852. o7,9 Until 10 a. in., on yards, shops and other locations (contract nu. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1942 on Tuesdays, at 10.30 a. m. PC-12). 125,o9 FREDERICK J. H. KRACKE, Chairman. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY For repairs at the following schools : Banking Commission the Commissioner of Purchase of The City of Borough of Manhattan Until 10 a. m., on Meets in Mayor's Office, City Hall, Manh'n, on New York, Room 2429, Municipal Building, Man- P. S. 32, repairs stairs, etc. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1942 first day in February, May, August and November. hattan, by registered mail only, until 11 a. m., on Murray Hill High School of Building Trades, For broken stone (bid no. 17989). 06,13 PATRICK J. SHERRY, Secretary. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1942 removing and replacing floor beams, etc. City Planning Commission For the sale of all salvage material, except brick, Washington Irving High School, repairs and re- Until 10 a. in.. on Meets in Room 16, City Hall, Manh'n, on from the demolition of buildings in the Borough of finish furniture. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1942 Wednesdays, at 2.30 p. m. Brooklyn. Various Schools-Sanitary repairs, P. S. 71, To dismantle transport, and reassemble one 1500 PHILLIP B. THURSTON, Secretary. Apply to Department of Purchase, Room 2214, 110, etc. Roof repairs, etc., P. S. 71, 183, etc. K.W. rotary converter (bid no. 17987), o5,13 Council Municipal Building, Manhattan, for Sales Agree- Boiler masonry repairs, P. S. 15, etc. Meets in Councilmanic Chamber, City Hall, ment No. 76853. o7,9 Shops-Glynnjohnson door holders; padlocks Until 10 a. in., on Manh'n, on Tuesdays, at 1 p. in. (2%-inch); cord; paper bags, etc.; rope. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1942 H. WARREN HUBBARD, City Clerk and Notice re Bid Forms for Hire of Motor Trucks Borough of The Bronx For bolts and nuts, special to blueprint (bid no Clerk of Council. for Removal of Snow, Ice, Etc., During 17595). 125,013 Board of Education Winter Season, 1942-1943. P. S. 10, boiler repairs, etc. P. S. 33, roof repairs. Meets at its office, 110 Livingston st., Bklyn., Until 10 a. in., on Evander Childs High School, repairs on second and fourth Wednesdays in each month, chloro- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1942 BID FORMS FOR THE HIRE OF MOTOR clocks. at 4 p. m. MAURICE G. POSTLEY, Secretary. For insulated cable, rubber (bid no. 17811). driven dump trucks for the removal of snow Various Schools-Sanitary repairs: P. S. 9, 25, Board of Elections and ice, ashes, garbage and rubbish during the For contact shoes (bid no. 17786). o2,14 Meets in Room 407, 400 Broome st., Manh'n, etc.; P. S. 3, 37, etc. Repairs cement pavement, winter season of 1942-1943, may be obtained at etc., P. S. 6, 34, etc. New slate and resurfacing on Tuesdays at 11 a. m., and at the call of the Until 10 a, in., on the following points during the winter season, 3, 30, etc. Piping repairs, etc., P. S. President. S. HOWARD COHEN, President. slate, P. S. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1942 1942-1943: 10, 23, etc. Repairs steam engines, etc., P. S. 47, Board of Estimate For repair of field coils (bid no. 17808). Department of Purchase, Room 2214, Municipal 52, etc. Boiler tube replacements, P. S. 46, 105. Meets in Room 16, City Hall, Manh'n, on Building, Manhattan, New York City. For lubricants; Car oil, compressor oil, etc. Boiler repairs, P. S. 57, 92, etc. Boiler tube Thursdays at 2.30 p. m. Department of Purchase, Storehouse Bx-1, 181st (bid no. 17781). replacement, P. S. 85, 95, etc. ANNA H. CLARK, Secretary. st. and Webster ave., Bronx. For piston rings (bid no. 17778). Evander Childs High School, repairs tile roofs. o3.15 Examining Board of City Surveyors Department of Purchase, Storehouse B-1, 595 Meets in Room 1347, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, Union st., Bklyn. Borough of Brooklyn Until 10 a. m., on at call of the Chairman. Department of Purchase, Storehouse Q-14, 3202 P. S. 50, grate removal, etc. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1942 JOHN C. RIEDEL, Chairman. Queens blvd., L. I. City. P. S. 149, incinerator repairs. For toilet paper (bid no. 17947). o7,16 Board of Health Department of Purchase, Storehouse R.10, Ferry P. S. 162, new faucets, sink, etc. Meets in Room 330, 125 Worth st., Manh'n, at Terminal, St. George, Staten Island. P. S. 227, repairs air compressor, etc. Until 10 a. m., on 10 a. m., on the second Tuesday of each month All bids must be presented by bidder in person Brooklyn High School for Specialty Trades, re- MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1942 and at the call of the Chairman. at the Snow Truck Rental Division, Room 1918, building brick chimney. For disinfectant (bid no. 17884). ERNEST L. STEBBINS, M.D., Commissioner Municipal Building, Manhattan, New York City, Brooklyn High School of Women's Garment For lubricants: Oil for Chillingworth type flange of Health, Chairman. ALBERT PLEYDELL, Commissioner. o1,13 Trades, inter-office communication system. oilers (bid no. 17896). o7,19 Board of Higher Education Eastern District High School-Boiler shell pro- Meets at 695 Park ave., Manh'n, at 8 p. m., on Notice to Bidders to Qualify re Contemplated tective coating, etc. Boiler tube replacements, etc. Until 10 a, m., on third Monday in January, February, March, April, Bids for Furnishing and Delivering Large Various Schools-Sanitary repairs, P. S. 188, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1942 June, September, October, November and Decem- Incandescent Lamps. 192, etc. Iron work, etc., P. S. 16, 18, etc. Re- For dust guards (bid no. 17919). o6,19 ber. Annual meeting held third Monday in May. pairs iron work, P. S. 80, 100 (Annex), etc. Iron ORDWAY TEAD, Chairman. work, P. S. 73, 129, etc. Heating and piping re- Until 10 a, in., on Municipal Civil Service Commission PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT tile near pairs, etc., P. S. 133, 102, etc. Repairs radiators, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1942 Meets at its office, 299 Broadway, Manh'n, on the Commissioner of Purchase will in future invite bids for furnishing and delivering etc., P. S. 103 134, etc. Piping repairs, etc.: For track special work: Frogs and switch points Wednesdays, at 10.30 a. m. P. S. 93, 122; P. S. 8, 28, etc.; P. S. 125, 150, (bid no. 17685). HARRY W. MARSH, President. large incandescent lamps for the various depart- :29,019 ments of the government of The City of New etc. Heating repairs, P. S. 5, 54, etc. Boiler Parole Commission masonry repairs, P. S. 5, 7, etc. Installing new Until 10 a. m., on Meets at its office, 100 Centre st., Manh'n, on York. Bidders, other than current suppliers to the boiler tubes, etc., P. S. 230, 204, etc. Pump re• TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1942 Thursdays, at 10 a. m. pairs, etc., P. S. 102, 170, etc. New belting etc., For condenser tubes (bid no. 17927). JOHN C. MAHER, Chairman. Federal Government, must qualify by filing written notice with the Department of Purchase of their P. S. 97, 102, etc. Sheet metal repairs, P. S. 89, For steel boiler tubes (bid no. 17928), o7,20 Board of Revision of Assessment* 165. Window shades, P. S. 141, 148. Meets in Room 500, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, intention to qualify. This notice, in the form provided in the proposal, must be filed not later Borough of Queens Until 10 a. in., on upon notice of the Chief Clerk. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1942 LEWIS F. LANG, Chief Clerk. than 10.30 a. m., on P. S. I, replacing "dogs" in boilers. Board of Standards and Appeals TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1942 P. S. 5, trees. For unfinished grey iron castings (bid no. 17827). Meets in Room 1013, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, The proposal form containing specifications, terms P. S. 37, repairs ironwork. o3,2 Tuesdays, at 10 a. tn., and 2 p. in. and conditions and application form, as well as all P. S. 42, grate bar repairs. HARRIS H. MURDOCK, Chairman. other pertinent information may be obtained at the P. S. 52, plumbing repairs, etc. Until 10 a. m., on office of the Department of Purchase, Room 2214, P. S. 54, new wood doors, etc. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1942 Board of Statutory Consolidation Municipal Building, Manhattan. o1,13 P. S. 87, repairs window guards, gates, etc. For track special work: Double housed switches Meets in City Hall, Manh'n, at call of Mayor, (bid no. 17926). o1,21 REUBEN A. LAZARUS, Counsel. P. S. 94, repairs and painting doors, etc. PROPOSALS P. S. 98, repairs gutters. Tax Commission See Regulation on Last Page P. S. 107, painting flagpole, etc. Proposals-Notice to Bidders Meets in Room 936, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, P. S. 107, boiler tube replacements. on Wednesdays, at 10 a. m. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY P. S. 117, repairs roof. General Instructions to Bidders for Furnishing WILLIAM WIRT MILLS, President pro tern. the Commissioner of Purchase at Room 2429, P. S. 122, repairs cement curbing, Materials, Supplies and Equipment to The City Teachers' Retirement Board Municipal Building, Manhattan, at the following P. S. 123, replacing glass. of New York for Use in the Maintenance and Meets in Room 603, Municipal Bldg., Manh'n, times for the following supplies, materials, equip- P. S. 144, replacing glass. Operation of the New York City Transit System. on fourth Tuesday of each month, at 3 p. m. ment, etc., to wit: P. S. 156, partial retubing of boiler. LOUIS TAYLOR, Secretary. P. S. 170, grate repairs. VARYING QUANTITIES OF MATERIALS, supplies and equipment used in connection with Beard of Transportation Until 10.30 a. m., on Far Rockaway High School, alterations for Gen- Meets at 250 Hudson st., Manh'n, on Tuesdays, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1942 eral Shop and Offices. the operation and maintenance of the New York at 11.30 a. m., and at the call of the Chairman. For miscellaneous automotive electrical parts. John Adams High School, repairs chairs. City Transit System and other activities of the JOHN H. DELANEY, Chairman. For Trico and Folberth windshield wipers, fans Long Island City High School, repairs cement Board of Transportation are being purchased as required. Competitive bids for such supplies are Board of Water Supply and parts. pavement. Newtown High School, grate replacement. desired from all responsible individuals and cor- Meets at 34o Broadway, Manh'n, on Tuesdays, For automotive electrical parts: Batteries Auto- lite and Delco Remy service, Apollo magnetos. William Cullen Bryant High School, grass lawn, porations. Names of those desiring to be bidders at 11 a. m. will be placed on appropriate list, but bids will GEORGE J. GILLESPIE, President. s28,o8 Various Schools-Repair windows, etc., P. S. 33, 34. Replacing glass, P. S. 16, 92, etc. Plumbing not be limited to those on such lists. Where quan- Until 10 a. m., on repairs: P. S. 9, 19; P. S. 14, etc.; P. S. 24, 82, tities in excess of $1,000 in value are required the POLICE DEPARTMENT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1942 etc.; P. S. 73, 148; P. S. 142, etc. Boiler repairs, same will be advertised and the time for opening For meat and poultry. o7,9 P. S. 52, 66, etc. the bids will be announced by public notice. For further information and particulars apply Owners Wanted for Unclaimed Property Borough of Richmond in Room 411, office of the Board of Transporta- P. S. 4, repairs and painting. Until 10.30 a. rn., on tion, No. 250 Hudson st., City of New York. ARE WANTED BY THE PROP. P. S. 4, repairs masonry joints methods, etc. OWNERS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1942 No bid will be requested or accepted from any erty Clerk, Police Department, City of New P. S. 12, pavement repairs. For commercial stationery supplies. contractor who is in arrears or in default to The York, for the following listed articles, now in his P. S. 16, window shade installations and repairs. For tobacco. City of New York. The right is reserved to reject custody without claimants, consisting of recovered, Curtis High School-Repairs, refinishing and up- For photographic films and papers. any and all bids. lost and abandoned property, property feloniously For paper products. (11,13 holstering furniture. Belting repairs. Port Richmond High School, athletic field, re obtained by prisoners, and effects of persona de- NOTICE TO BIDDERS pairs and painting and wood flooring. ceased, alleged to be insane, intoxicated or other. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Various Schools-New machine base and ash BOARD OF ASSESSORS wise incapable of caring for themselves: receipt and'opening of bids on the above contract hoist repairs, P. S. 21, 46, etc. Adding machines, automobiles, bicycles, boats, for "commercial stationery supplies," has been o5,10 Notice to Present Claims for Damages cameras, electrical and optical goods, furniture, postponed until 10.30 a. m., on Tuesday, Oct. furs, handbags, hardware, jewelry, metals, motor- 20, 1942. o6,20 PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO cycles, pocketbooks, radios, robes, securities, silver- BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION all persons claiming to have been injured by ware, stones, suitcases, surgical and musical in- Until 10.30 a. in., on the grading of the following named streets to struments, tools, trunks, typewriters, United States WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1942 Notice of Public Hearing and foreign currency, wearing apparel and other present their claim in writing to the Board of miscellaneous articles. For lantern globes. Assessors, Room 2200, Municipal Building, Man- For portable electric tool and accessories. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A hattan, New York City. OFFICES OF PROPERTY CLERK o2,14 public hearing will be held at the office of the Inquiries relating to such property should be For tools and implements. Claimants are requested to make their claim made in the Boroughs concerned, at the following Board of Transportation, 6th floor, 250 Hudson for damage upon the blank forms prepared by the offices of the Property Clerk: Until 10.30 a. in., on st., Borough of Manhattan, on October 16, 1942, Board of Assessors, copies of which may be ob- Manhattan-Police Headquarters Annex, 400 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1942 at 11.30 a. m., on theproposed terms and condi- tained upon application at the above office. No Broome st. For laboratory furniture and equipment. o3,15 tions of draft form of contract for Agreement award shall be made unless a claim in writing Brooklyn-Police Headquarters, Btrgen st. and "RA", Removal and Disposal of Elevated Railroad therefor shall have been filed with the Board of 6th ave. Structure at 159th Street Yard of IRT Division Assessors, within 90 days after the grading shall Until 10.30 a. m., on of the New York City Transit System. The Bronx-42d Precinct, 160th st. and 3d ave. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1942 have been completed and accepted by the City Queens-103d Precinct, 91st ave. and 168th st., Copies of said draft form of proposed contract authorities. For spark plugs. may be obtained at the offices of the Board of Jamaica. For tire chains and accessories. 05,16 Claims Must Be Filed in the Following Proceedings Richmond-120th Precinct, 78-81 Richmond ter., Transportation, Room 509, 250 Hudson st., Bor- On or Before Tuesday, Oct. 27, 1942 St. George. ough of Manhattan, at 50 cents each. Borough of The Bronx LEWIS J. VALENTINE, Police Commissioner. Until 10.30 a. m., on Dated, September 29, 1942, Construction of roadways and underpass and re- MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1942 BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION OF THE construction of the existing approach to the Madi- For material and labor for shed alteration. CITY OF NEW YORK, by JOHN H. DELANEY, son Avenue Bridge at Exterior st, and E. 138th st., NEW YORK CITY HOUSING For material and labor for cement paving. o7,19 Chairman; FRANK X. SULLIVAN and GEORGE including the re-regulating and regrading of the KEEGAN, Commissioners. west side of Exterior st. from E. 138th st, to the AUTHORITY Blank proposal forms for submission of bids at WM. JEROME DALY, Secretary. o2,16 point approximately 500 feet south thereof; east the above bid openings may be obtained at Room and west sides of Exterior st. from E. 138th st. to PROPOSALS Proposed Approval of Subcontractor 2214, Municipal Building, Manhattan, where bid- E. 140th st.; Walton ave. from E. 138th st. to a ders may examine specifications, blueprints and the grade point 160 feet north; and E. 138th st. from SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED, contract forms. THE BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION, ACT- a point 20 feet east of Walton ave. to a point 200 opened and publicly read by the New York City ing by its Chief Engineer, proposes to approve feet west of Exterior st. Housing Authority at its office, 14th floor, 122 E. as subcontractor, Jandous Electric Construction Construction of bridge approach and grade cross- 42d st., Manhattan, New York City, at 11 a. m., BOARD OF EDUCATION Corporation, 210 E. 40th st., Manhattan, for weld- ing elimination at Cypress ave., Southern blvd. and on October 15, 1942, for furnishing and installing ing and bonding, as submitted by Rusciano & Son Major William F. Deegan blvd., including the re• stokers in the boiler plants at Red Hook Houses PROPOSALS Corp., 728 E. 212th st., Manhattan, general con- regulating and regrading of E. 135th st., E. 136th (Project NY 5-1), in Borough of Brooklyn, New See Regulation on Last Page tractor for the construction of the Culver Line st. and E. 137th st. from Southern blvd. east. York City. ramp connection, routes 109 and 49, Bklyn. o6,8 6202. Coster st. from Viele ave. to East Bay each copy of the contract documents ob- For SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY ave. paid as a deposit to guarantee tained, $5 must be the Superintendent of School Buildings, Design Sale of Used and Scrap Material 6203. E. 222d st. from Bronx blvd. to Carpen- the safe return thereof. Checks offered as payment and Construction, at his office, 49 Flatbush avenue ter ave. the documents must be made payable to the for extension, Bklyn., as follows : SEALED BIDS FOR THE SALE OF 150 6205. Arnow ave. from Bronxwood ave. to Rad- order of the New York City Housing Authority. trucks from Manhattan elevated cars consisting cliff ave. 525,015 Until 2 p. m., on of approximately 554 gross tons of ferrous scrap 6209. Grand Boulevard and Concourse, west FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1942 and approximately 2,922 pounds of non-ferrous side, from Jerome ave. to Van Cortlandt Avenue Borough of Manhattan scrap material will be received by the Board of East. DEPARTMENT OF HOSPITALS For labor and materials in connection with the Transportation, 250 Hudson st., Manhattan, until 6210. Putnam Avenue East from W. 238th st. planting of certain areas of the site of Benjamin 10 a. m., on Thursday, Oct. 8, 1942. Bid form to Van Cortlandt Park South. PROPOSALS Franklin High School, on E, 114th to E. 116th no. 17972 may be obtained at Room 411. o3,8 6216. Lafayette ave. from E. Tremont ave. to See Regulation on Last Page sts., Pleasant ave. to East River dr. Hollywood ave. Deposit on plans and specifications, $2. PROPOSALS Borough of Queens SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY See Regulation on Last Page 6211. Cross Bay blvd. from the southerly the Department of Hospitals, at Room 627, 125 Borough of Queens For labor and materials in connection with the United States pierhead and bulkhead line of the Worth st., Manhattan, as follows: SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY northerly channel of Jamaica Bay to 200 feet south planting of certain areas of the site of Forest the Board of Transportation, at 250 Hudson st, of 200th ave. (the toll plaza adjoining the north- Until 11 a. in., on Hills High School, within the blocks bounded by Manhattan, as follows: 110th st., 66th rd. and 67th rd. erly side of Beach Channel). WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1942 Dated, Sept, 29, Deposit on plans and specifications, $2. s29,o9 1942. For furnishing all labor and material to repair Until 10 a. m., on FREDERICK J. H. KRACRE, WILLIAM one (1) Pierce Butler and Pierce 4010 American THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1942 BOWNE PARSONS, AGNES E. CUNNING- boiler in boiler room of O.P.D. Annex, Cumber- Plans and specifications for the above proposed For black friction and rubber insulating tape HAM, Board of Assessors. land Hospital, 39 Auburn pl., Bklyn. o2,14 contracts may be examined or secured at the esti- (bid no. 17643). s26,o8 s29-o1-6-8-13-15-20-22 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1942 THE CITY RECORD 4215

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE ments kept in the Bureau of City Collections, and At the time of appointment-Candidates must rule, may file an application and an appeal to unless the amount assessed for benefit on any per- comply with that section of the Administrative compete in the examination during the period Confirmation of Assessments son or property shall be paid on or before Dec. 21, Code which provides that any office or position, stated in the advertisement. No appeals will be 1942, which is 90 days after the date of said entry compensation for which is payable solely or in received after 4 p. m. on the closing date for the NOTICES TO PROPERTY OWNERS of the assessments, interest will be collected thereon part from the funds of this City, shall be filled only receipt of applications. at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, to be calcu- by a person who is a bona fide resident and dweller All persons on the preferred list for titles in- IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 415(1)-11.0 lated from 10 days after the date of entry as of the City for at least three years immediately cluded under eligibility requirements are likewise of the Administrative Code for The City of provided by section 415(1)-12.0 of the Administra- preceding appointment. (This provision does not eligible to participate in this examination. New York, the Treasurer of The City of New tive Code for The City of New York. apply to the following departments: Board of THERE WILL BE NO DEVIATION FROM York hereby gives public notice to all persons, The above assessments are payable to the City Transportation; Board of Water Supply; New York THIS PROCEDURE. owners of property affected by the following Collector, at his office in the Municipal Building, City Housing Authority; Municipal Civil Service Civil Service announcements are broadcast over assessments for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS in Manhattan, Room 100, between the hours of 9 Commission; Triborough Bridge Authority; New Station WNYC on Mondays at 6.15 p. m. the BOROUGH OF QUEENS: a. m. and 3 p. m., and on Saturdays from 9 a. m. York City Tunnel Authority; Board of Education; SECTIONS 27, 38, 47 AND 49 to 12 noon, Board of Higher Education.) PROMOTION TO FOREMAN, DEPARTMENT Sewers and appurtenances in 85th ave. from ALMERINDO PORTFOLIO, Treasurer. Applications for examinations must be filed on OF SANITATION 264th st. to Nassau County Line; 86th ave. from Dated, New York, Sept. 30, 1942. o2,14 forms furnished by the Commission at its Appli- 256th st. to 257th st.; 258th st. to Nassau County cation Bureau, 96 Duane street, Manhattan. The This examination is open only to employees of Line; 87th ave., north side, from 256th st. to IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 415(1)-11.0 Application Bureau is open for business on week- the Department of Sanitation. Nassau County Line; 87th rd. from 256th st. to of the Administrative Code for The City of days and Saturdays from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Nassau County Line; E. Williston ave., south side, New York, the Treasurer of The City of New Application blanks are also mailed on request, Salary: $2,460 up to but not including $3,500 from 256th st. to 264th st.; Hillside ave., north York hereby gives public notice to all persons, provided that a self-addressed 9-inch envelope per annum. Appointments are usually made at the side, from 260th st. to 262d st., and on the south owners of property affected by the following assess- stamped four cents for return to Manhattan and minimum salary of the grade. side from 260th st. to 263d st.; 256th st. from ments for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS in the Bronx address and six cents for return else- Applications: Issued and received from 9 a. m., E. Williston ave. to 87th ave.; 257th, 258th and BOROUGH OF THE BRONX: where, is enclosed. Monday, Oct. 5, to 4 p. m., Wednesday, October 259th sts. from Hillside ave. to Nassau County SECTION 11 Filing: Unless otherwise specified applications 21, 1942. Line; 260th, 261st and 262d sts. from 83d ave. Paving, grading, sidewalk, etc., Weeks ave. from may be filed either in person or through the Fee: $2. E. 174th st. to Grand blvd. and Concourse. Affect- to Nassau County Line; 263d st. from Hillside mails. Applications submitted through the mails Vacancies: Occur from time to time. ave. to Nassau County Line; 264th st. from E. ing Blocks 2796, 2797, 2800, 2826. must be stamped at the rate of two cents an Date of Test: The written examination will be The above assessments were confirmed by the Williston ave. to Nassau County Line; 91st ave. ounce from Manhattan and The Bronx, and three held Nov. 21, 1942. from 218th st. to 100 feet north; 196th pl. from Board of Assessors on Sept. 22, 1942, and entered cents an ounce from other places. Applications Eligibility Requirements: Open to all Assis- 48th ave. to 50th ave.; Delevan st. midway be- Sept. 22, 1942, in the Record of Titles of Assess- mailed to the Commission with insufficient postage tant Foremen in the Department who shall have tween 112th rd. and 112th ave. to 112th ave.; ments kept in the Bureau of City Collections, and will be rejected. Applications submitted through served for not less than six months in the position 112th ave. from Delevan st. to Witthoff st.; Hill- unless the amount assessed for benefit on any per- the mails must be accompanied by a certified on the day of the examination and who are other- side ave., north side, from 262d st. to 263d st. son or property shall be paid on or before Dec. 21, check or money order in the amount of the fee, wise eligible. 1942, which is 90 days after the date of said entry Affecting Blocks 5632 to 5634, 8771 to 8774, 8781 and must be postmarked on the envelope not later Duties: To supervise the cleaning of streets, of the assessments, interest will be collected thereon than 12 midnight on the last day for filing, The the collection and disposal of refuse, and the opera- to 8822, 8824 to 8828, 8831 to 8833, 10709, 10716, at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, to be calcu- 11138, 11139, 11141. official notice to appear for the examination is tion of garages, landfills, and waterfront dumps; lated from 10 days after the date of said entry to also the receipt for the payment of the fee. Ap- FOURTH WARD perform such other duties as are required of Fore- the date of payment, as provided by section plicants are cautioned not to send cash through men in the Department. Sewers and appurtenances in 118th ave. from 415(1)42.0 of the Administrative Code for The the mails. Mailed applications must have the Subjects and Weights: Record and Seniority, east side of Long st, to New York blvd., fourth City of New York. position applied for noted on the lower left hand weight 50, 70 per cent required; written, weight ward. Affecting Blocks 2980 and 2981. The above assessments are payable to the City corner of the envelope, and the return address Sewers and appurtenances in 130th ave. from 50, 70 per cent required. Collector, in the Bergen Building, Arthur and noted in the upper left hand corner. Special Applications mailed and postmarked up to and in- 140th st. to Van Wyck blvd., west side, fourth Tremont aves., Borough of The Bronx, between envelopes designed to meet these requirements may ward. Affecting Blocks 2838, 2839 and 11775. cluding 12 midnight on the last day for the receipt the hours of 9 a. m. and 3 p. m., and on Saturdays be obtained at the time the application is requested. of applications will be accepted by the Commission. Sewers and appurtenances in Montauk st, from until 12 noon. Applications submitted in person must be filed See "General Examination Instructions" which Baisley blvd. to 118th rd.; 118th rd. from Montauk ALMERINDO PORTFOLIO, Treasurer. during the normal hours of business of the Ap- is to be considered part of this notice. st. to a point about 130 feet east of Montauk st., Dated, New York, Sept. 30, 1942. o2,14 plication Bureau noted above. In such cases, the MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMIS. fourth ward. Affecting Blocks 3173, 3174 and fee must be paid at the time of filing by cash, SION, HARRY W. MARSH, President; FERDINAND 3176. check or money order, ESTHER BROMLEY, Commissioners. The above assessments were confirmed by the DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Q. MORTON and Change of Address: Candidates for examina- WILLIAM J. MURRAY, Acting Secretary. o5,21 Board of Assessors on Sept. 22, 1942, and entered tion and eligibles on lists must notify the Com- Sept. 22, 1942, in the Record of Titles of Assess- PROPOSALS mission promptly of all changes of address be- ments kept in the Bureau of City Collections, and See Regulation on Last Page unless the amount assessed for benefit on any tween the time of filing the application and ap- BOARD OF ESTIMATE pointment to a permanent position from the list. person or property shall be paid on or before Dec. SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY BUREAU OF REAL ESTATE 21, 1942, which is 90 days after the date of said the Department of Public Works, Room 1800, Failure to do so may disqualify them on any part or parts of the examination which have not already entry of the assessments, interest will be collected Municipal Building, Manhattan, as follows: Corporation Sale of Excess Fill thereon at the rate of 7 per cent per annum, to be been held. calculated from 10 days after the date of entry as Until 11 a. m., on Refunds: There is no fee charged for the ap' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1942 plication. Candidates in open competitive examina- PURSUANT TO RESOLUTION ADOPTED provided by section 415(1)-12.0 of the Administra- by the Board of Estimate, sealed bids will be tive Code for The City of New York. For furnishing all labor and materials necessary tions whose applications are rejected will, receive a refund of their fee from the Comptroller's received by the Bureau of Real Estate of the The above assessments are payable to the City and required for the furnishing and installation of Office one month after receipt of their notice of Board of Estimate, at Room 1030, Municipal Collector at his office, Borough Hall, Kew Gardens, one (1) electric passenger elevator in connection Building, Manhattan, as follows: L. I., between the hours of 9 a. m. and 3 p. m., with the conversion of the staff house into infec- rejection, in promotion examinations one month and on Saturdays from 9 a. m. to 12 noon. tious ward building at the Queensboro Hospital, after the examination is held. No fees will be ALMERINDO PORTFOLIO, Treasurer. 88-29 Parsons blvd., Borough of Queens. refunded to candidates who fail to appear for Until 11 a. m., on Dated, New York, Sept. 30, 1942. o2,14 Deposit for contract documents, $5. o3,15 examinations for which they are qualified or who FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1942 fail to pass in any part of such examinations. For the privilege to occupy and remove the IN PURSUANCE OF SECTION 415(1)-11.0 Blank bid forms and further information may be Pass Marks: Unless otherwise specified, the excess fill on City-owned property located within of the Administrative Code for The City of obtained upon application to the Department of pass marks on each test is fixed in accordance with the block bounded by Ocean pkway., Avenue Y, New York, the Treasurer of The City of New Public Works, Room 1814, Municipal Building, the needs of the service. E. 6th st. and Avenue Z, designated on the tax York hereby gives public notice to all persons, Manhattan, where plans and specifications may be Caution: The Commission cannot assume any maps as Section 21, Block 7239, Lot 1, in the owners of property affected by the following assess- seen. responsibility for the non-delivery of applications Borough of Brooklyn.. ments for LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS in the Deposits for contract documents must be made requested through the mails, nor for the loss of The minimum or upset price at which said privi- BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN: in cash or certified check for the amount specified any cash submitted with such applications. lege will be sold is hereby fixed at the sum of $300 SECTIONS 1 TO 8, INCLUSIVE on each notice payable to the Comptroller of The Notarization: All applications must be notar- and the sale shall be conditioned upon the terms Erecting chain link fences in front of vacant City of New York. ized except in the case of promotion examinations. and conditions which may be secured at the office property at various locations: Baruch pl., no. 25; Unless otherwise specified, no supplementary where bids are to be received. (Resolution of Bogardus pl., northwest corner of Hillside ave.; statements of any kind will be accepted from Sept. 17 1942-Cal. No. 96.) Bogardus pl., west side, 25 feet north of Hillside CITY PLANNING COMMISSION candidates after the filing date for the receipt of LEE THOMPSON SMITH, Director of Real ave., extending 50 feet north; Bogardus pl., west applications in the rating of training, or experi- Estate. 4349 side, 75 feet north of Hillside ave., extending 50 Notices of Public Hearings ence, or personal qualifications. feet north; Bogardus pl., west side, 125 feet north Except as otherwise specifically stated in adver- Corporation Sale of a Lease of Certain of Hillside ave., extending 100 feet north; Broome NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE tisements, all preliminary training or other quali- Real Estate st., nos. 42.4, 61, 206; Cherry st., nos. 11014, meeting dates noted at the end of each item fications required for the examination must be 112, 367; Delancey st., nos. 210, 288; Elizabeth hereunder the City Planning Commission adopted completed on or before the date of application. PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT st., no. 192; 1st ave., no. 2027; 5th ave., no. 2155; resolutions fixing the following hearings, to be Training, experience and personal qualifications the Board of Estimate of The City of New York, W. 52d st., no. 360; W. 53d st., no. 424; Goerek held in Room 16, City Hall, Manhattan, on may be rated after an examination of the candi- by virtue of the power vested in them by law, st., no. 25; Greenwich st., no. 454; Lewis st., nos. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1942, date's application and after an oral interview or will receive sealed bids until 2.30 p. in., on 69, 119, 121; Madison st., no. 183; Mott st., nos. AT 2.30 P. M. such other inquiry or investigation as may be WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1942 232, 282, 284; Mulberry st., no. 233; E. 97th st., deemed necessary. at Roam 1030, Municipal Building, Borough of no. 223; Oliver st., no, 51; E. 100th st., nos. 160, CITY MAP CHANGES, PURSUANT TO SECTION 199b To be satisfactory the experience prescribed, in Manhattan, City of New York, for the sale of a 415; W. 100th st., nos. 40, 44; E. 102d st., no. OF THE NEW YORK CITY CHARTER addition to covering the period fixed herein, must lease of certain City-owned property. 111; E. 103d st., no. 109; E. I 1 lth st., nos. 80, also be of such a nature and quality as to warrant All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land with 300; E. 112th st., nos. 47, 321, 323; E. 113th st., Modifying the lines and grades of the street the inference that the candidate is fit to perform the buildings and improvements thereon situate, no. 14; E. 114th st., nos. 20, 22, 133; E. 115th system within the territory bounded approximately the duties of this position. The initial experience lying and being in the Borough of Manhattan, st., nos. 71, 75, 77, 183.9; E. 119th st., no. 141; by 164th place, Grand Central parkway, 168th rating, therefore, is not necessarily final. If in- County of New York, City and State of New E. 120th st., no. 211; W. 126th st., nos. 266, 268, place and 84th avenue, including the elimination vestigation on inquiry discloses that the candidate's York, described as follows: 425; E. 127th st., nos. 19, 224; W. 127th st., no. of the lines of 166th street and 167th street from experience is not of the nature sr quality desired Section 4, Block 1008, Lot 15, on the Tax Map 420; E. 129th st., nos. 30, 49; E. 130th st., no. Grand Central parkway to 84th avenue, Borough then he may be either rerated or failed in expe- of The City of New York, for the Borough of 57; E. 133d st., nos. 12, 32; Overlook ter., east of Queens (CP-2661-September 16, 1942-Cal. rience. Mere admission to the examination in any Manhattan. side, beginning 159 feet 2 inches south of 187th No. 17). test thereof is not conclusive on the Commission The said tax lot, according to the present Tax st.; Overlook ter., east side, beginning about 109 as to the qualifications of any candidate. Map, is more particularly bounded and described feet south of 187th st., extending 50 feet 21/2 Modifying the grades of 125th street from 115th Admission to the examination or to any part as follows: inches south; Park ave., no. 1503; Ridge st., no. avenue to Rockaway boulevard and of 116th ave- of it, conditionally or pending subsequent de- Beginning at a point on the southerly side of 52; Rivington st., no. 305; 7th ave., south, nos. nue from 124th street to 126th street, Borough of termination of qualifications does not imply that West 56th street, distant 350 feet westerly from 30, 34, 36; E. 16th st., no. 534; Stanton st., no. Queens (CP-2690-September 16, 1942-Cal. No. the candidate possesses the minimum qualifications the corner formed by the intersection of the south- 263; Suffolk st., no. 137; 3d ave., no. 1992; E. 3d 19). required for the position or is entitled to a pass- erly side of West 56th street and the westerly side st., no. 195; W. 29th st., no. 404; E. 39th st., ing rating on the experience part of the examina- of 6th avenue; running thence southerly 100 feet no. 233; W. 39th st., nos. 309, 311, 313. Modifying the lines and grades of 196th street tion. if the experience interview, held after the S inches to the center line of the block; thence from Jamaica avenue to Woodhull avenue and by Erecting chain link fences in front of various written or other parts of the examination, dis- easterly along the said center line 1 foot; thence locations: Attorney st., nos. 37.9; Bradhurst ave., modifying the grades of the intersecting streets closes that the candidate lacks the requisite ex- affected, Borough of Queens (CP-2691-September southerly 100 feet 5 inches to the northerly side of nos. 88, 90, 92; Cherry st., nos. 145, 147, 149, perience or education, he may be disqualified or West 55th Wet; thence westerly along the north- 151, 153, 155, 157, 260, 480, 482; Christopher st., 16, 1942-Cal. No. 20). given less than a passing rating for experience. erly side of West 55th street 151 feet; thence nos. 125-7; Chrystie st., no, 225; Clinton st., nos. Not more than four months of provisional em- northerly 100 feet S inches to the center line of 182, 186; Division st., nos. 96, 223; East Bway., Establishing or changing the lines and grades of ployment in the position for which an examination nos. 102, 104, 234; Elizabeth st., nos. 122, 124; Canterbury avenue from Victory boulevard to Hall the block; thence easterly along the said center is held may he credited in the rating of experience. line of the block 50 feet 6 inches; thence northerly W. 54th st., no. 156; W. 41st st., no. 318; Henry avenue; Hall avenue from Canterbury avenue to Selective Certification: At the request of a de- st., nos. 34, 330; Hester st., no. 126; Hubert st., Stewart avenue; Stewart avenue from Hall avenue and part of the way through a party wall 100 feet to Willowbrook road; Willowbrook road from Hall partment head or upon its own initiative, the Com- 5 inches to the southerly side of West 56th street, southwest corner of Collister st. (11-13 Hubert mission may make selective certification of a list st.) ; Hudson st., no. 502, northeast corner of avenue to Forest Hill road; and Forest Hill road and running thence easterly along the southerly from Willowbrook road to Willowbrook parkway, resulting from any examination to similar or re- side of West 56th street 99 feet 6 inches to the Christopher st., nos. 504, 506, 508; James Slip, lated positions which require additional or special nos. 4, 6, 8; Madison st., no. 111; Market Slip, Borough of Richmond (CP-2681-September 16, point or place of beginning. 1942-Cal. No. 24). qualifications not tested specifically by the exam- Known as Nos. 131-5 West 55th street and no. 93, northwest corner of Water st., nos. 85, 89, ination. Such selective certification, except where 91; Monroe st., nos. 58, 78; E. 97th st., nos. 220, 124-30 West 56th street. made on the basis of age or additional or special 222; W. 118th st., no. 12%; E. 122d st., no. 170; Modifying and establishing the grades of the The minimum or upset annual rentals to be: Pike st., no. 60, southwest corner of Monroe st.; street system within the territory bounded by Shore physical or medical qualifications. will he made From January 1, 1943 to December 31, 1943 $30,000 Prince st., no. 29; Rivington st., no. 235; St. boulevard, Norfolk street, Oriental boulevard, Exe- only upon due notice to all eligibles affected on From January 1, 1944 to December 31, 1944 33,000 Nicholas ave., no. 330; 2d ave., no. 1901, north- ter street, Esplanade, a line about 144 feet west this list, and only to obtain eligibles who possess From January 1, 1945 to December 31, 1945 36,000 west corner of 98th st., nos. 1903, 1905; Sheriff of Corbin place, Brightwater avenue, Corbin place, such special qualifications or abilities as can be From January 1, 1946 to December 31, 1946 39,000 st., no. 7; W. 60th st., nos. 219, 221, 223; Water Oriental boulevard and West End avenue, Borough evidenced by experience record, or by the posses- From January 1, 1947 to December 31, 1947 42,000 st., no. 377; West Bway., nos. 382, 384. of Brooklyn (CP-2670-September 30, 1942-Cal. sion of a license, or by the possession of specified From January 1, 1948 to date of expiration. 45,000 Erecting chain link fences in front of various No. 22). paraphernalia. equipment or facilities or the pass- -payable quarterly in advance, to commence on locations: Amsterdam ave., nos. 1901, 1903, north- ing of a qualifying test. Eligibles who pass a non- January 1, 1943, and as additional rental the east corner of 154th st., no. 1905; Attorney st., Modifying and establishing the lines and grades competitive test administered by the Commission amount by which the bid percentage of the gross nos. 93, 95, 162; Avenue C, nos. 281, 285, 299; of the street system within the territory bounded to ascertain the possession of such special qualifi- income exceeds the annual minimum rental of the Broome st., no. 530; E. 18th st., no. 423; Eliza- by 89th street, 24th avenue, 91st street, 23d ave- cations will he certified to such similar or related said premises. beth st., nos. 128, 129, 130, 131, 267, 269; W. 53d nue, 92d street, 25th avenue, and Astoria boule- positions in the order of their standing on the Each bid must be accompanied by a deposit of st., no. 550; Lexington ave., no. 1655, east side of vard, Borough of Queens (CP-2450-September original list. cash or a certified check drawn to the order of 130th st. to 131st st., east side of 131st st. to 30, 1942-Cal. No. 25). General Medical and Physical Standards: the Comptroller of The City of New York in the Harlem River; Lewis st., nos. 142, 144; E. 115th No disease. injury or abnormality that tends to sum of $7,500. The amount so deposited shall be st., no. 306; E. 118th st., nos. 249, 326; E. 120th PHILLIP B. THURSTON, Secretary, City impair health or usefulness. Other medical and retained by the City if the successful bidder does st., nos. 228, 230; E. 124th st., no. 245; W. 134th Planning Commission, 2700 Municipal Building, physical standards may he sneeificallv renuired. not execute the lease when he is notified it is st., no. 7; W. 141st st., nos. 313, 315; Ridge st., Manhattan. WO rth 2-5600. o1,13 EXAMINE WITH EXTREME CARE THE ready for execution, and in addition he shall be nos. 128, 130, 132; Rutgers st., nos. 25, 51; 3d PRELIMINARY REQUIREMENTS PRE- liable for any deficiencies caused by resale thereof. ave., nos. 1791, 1794, southeast corner of 99th st., S CAR0TD130Ei nDt .m The terms and conditions and form of bid are nos. 1775, 1779; E. 3d st., southwest corner of MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE ents: In the case of graded positions. available at the office where bids are to be received. East River dr.; W. 22d st., no. 472; W. 33d st., COMMISSION appointments are usually made at the minimum The Director of Real Estate, Board of Estimate, no. 431; Water st., no. 329. salary of the grade. The eligible list may he used shall have the right to reject any and all bids if Erecting chain link fences in front of various NOTICES OF EXAMINATIONS for appropriate Positions in lower grades. In the deemed to be to the best interests of The City of locations: Baruch pl., no. 139; Bway. Alley at case of ungraded positions. appointments are New York so to do. north side of 26th st., and south side of 27th st.; General Examination Instructions usually made at the salary advertised but subject LEE THOMPSON SMITH, Director of Real 51st st., northeast corner of 12th ave.; W. 52d st., to final determination of the Budget Director, In Estate. s25,o13 no. 620; E. 47th st., nos. 341, 343; E. 14th st., Note: These instructions are to be considered the case of per diem positions, the salary adver- nos. 517, 519; Henry st., no. 59; Lexington ave., as part of the advertised requirements unless tissd is the one presently paid. no. 1563; Madison st., no. 222; E. 9th st., no. 320; specific exception is made. Promotion Examinations: The rules of the SUPREME COURT-SECOND E. 100th st., no. 207; E. 114th st., no. 341; E. Age and Sex: All examinations are open to Municipal Civil Service Commission. provide that DEPARTMENT 119th st., nos. 136, 213.15; W. 100th st., no. 131; W. both men and women of all ages unless adver- in determining eligibility for promotion, the titles 131st st., nos. 630, 632, 634; W. 142d st., no. 293; tisement states otherwise. of positions and the duties which are naturally Application to Amend Proceedings 2d ave., nos. 2268, 2459, southwest corner of 126th Citizenship and Residence: At the date of and properly attached thereto shall he considered. st.; E. 6th st., no. 750; 3d ave., nos. 358, 360, filing applications-Candidates must be citizens of Duties OA have been Performed not in ac- 362, 364, 366, 368, 370.72, 1837, 2099; E. 13th the United States and residents of the State of New cordance with the title, or alleged nersonal onali- SUPREME COURT-KINGS COUNTY st., nos. 706, 708; E. 32d st., no. 327; E. 22d st., York. The foregoing provision regarding residence fiestions, shall not he considered in determining no. 154; E. 26th st., no. 153; Willett st., no. 57. does not apply to candidates for license examina- eligibility. In the Matter of the Application of The City of The above assessments were confirmed by the tions, except as provided in the notice for a par- Any employee serving under a title, not men- New York, relative to acquiring title to the real Board of Assessors on Sept. 22, 1942, and entered ticular examination under the heading "Require- tioned in the eligibility reouirements, hot which property required for the opening and extending Sept. 22, 1942, in the Record of Titles of Assess. ments." he believes falls within the provisions of the above of AVENUE Y, from Bay 50th street to West 4216 THE CITY RECORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1942

11th street; Bay 46th street from Cropsey ave- street 290 feet to the southerly limit of land in the the resolution of the Board of Estimate adopted on cate original in the Sullivan County Clerk's office nue to Harway avenue; Bay 47th street from westerly half of West 15th street south of Ave• April 13, 1939, and resolutions amendatory there- on September 5, 1942. Cropsey avenue to Harway avenue, subject in nue Z to which title wes vested in The City of to, was granted. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY GIVEN, THAT each case to the rights, if any, of the Nassau New York for street purposes on September 1, NOTICE IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN the aforesaid report will be presented to the Electric Railroad Company; the triangular area 1938; thence easterly, deflecting 89 degrees 59 that, pursuant to Section B15, Subdivision 11, of Supreme Court at a Special Term thereof, to be bounded by the northerly line of Avenue Y, the minutes 30 seconds to the right, along said line the Administrative Code of The City of New York, held in and for the Third Judicial District, at the easterly line of West 16th street and the south- marking the southerly limit of title vesting in the the map or survey of the land to be acquired in Albany County Court House in the City of easterly line of Bay 50th street; West 15th west half of West 15th street, 30 feet to the center this proceeding has been duly filed in the office of Albany, New York, on the 23d day of October, street from Avenue Y to a line about 225 feet line of West 15th street prolonged; thence south- the Clerk of the County of Queens, and each and 1942, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon south of Avenue Z; 24th avenue, as now laid erly, deflecting 90 degrees 00 minutes 30 seconds every person interested in the real property to be thereafter as counsel can be heard, and at that out, from Circumferential parkway to Cropsey to the right, along the center line of West 15th acquired for the above named improvement having time and place the Corporation Counsel of The avenue; 27th avenue from West Shore avenue to street prolonged 10 feet to the southerly limit of any claim or demand on account thereof, is hereby City of New York will move for the confirmation Cropsey avenue, excluding the lands now owned land in the easterly half of West 15th street required to file his claim duly verified in the man- of the aforesaid report and the objections, if any, by the City for park purposes; Bay 43d street south of Avenue Z, to which title was vested in ner required by law for the verification of plead- to the confirmation of said report, or any part from West Shore avenue to Cropsey avenue and The City of New York for street purposes on ings in an action, with the Clerk of the County thereof, shall be heard at such Special Term. Bay 49th street from Egolf avenue to Cropsey September 1, 1938; thence easterly, deflecting 90 of Queens on or before the 31st day of October, Dated, September 10, 1942. avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn, City of degrees 00 minutes 30 seconds to the left, along 1942, and to serve on the Corporation Counsel of WILLIAM C. CHANLER, Corporation Counsel, New York. said line marking the southerly limit of title vest- The City of New York, at his office, Room 1559, Office and Post Office Address, Municipal Building, PURSUANT TO THE STATUTES IN SUCH ing in the east half of West 15th street 30 feet Municipal Building, Borough of Manhattan, City Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. cases made and provided, notice is hereby given to the southerly prolongation of the east line of of New York, within the same time, a copy thereof. o1-8-15-22 that it is the intention of the Corporation Counsel West 15th street as now laid out on the City The said verified claim shall set forth the real of The City of New York to make application to map; thence southerly, deflecting 90 degrees 00 property which the claimant owns or in which he the Supreme Court of the State of New York at minutes 30 seconds to the right, along said pro- is interested and his office address, together with REGULATION ADOPTED BY THE BOARD a Special Term for condemnation proceedings, longation of the east line of West 15th street 280 an inventory or itemized statement of the fixtures, OF ESTIMATE ON MARCH 6, 1941 (CAL NO. 78). Part IV thereof, to be held in and for the County feet to the former south line of Canal avenue; if any, for which compensation is claimed; and in of Kings, at the Municipal Building, in the Bor- thence westerly, deflecting 89 degrees 59 minutes case such claim or demand for compensation in 1. ough of Brooklyn, in The City of New York, on 30 seconds to the right, along the former south respect of any fixtures is made by a lessee or Advertisements, proposals and bids. the 15th day of October, 1942, at 9.30 o'clock in line of Canal avenue 60 feet to the point or place tenant of the real property to be acquired, a copy (a) Bids for contracts shall be solicited by the forenoon of that day, or as soon thereafter as of beginning. of such verified claim or demand, together with public advertisement in at least 10 successive counsel can be heard thereon, for an order further 24th Avenue said inventory or itemized statement, shall be issues of TEE CITY RECORD. All advertisements soliciting bids for contracts shall be approved by amending the proceeding entitled "In the Matter Beginning at the point of intersection of the served upon the owner of such real property or his of the Application of The City of New York, southwest line of Cropsey avenue, and the north- attorney. the Corporation Counsel before publication. Bids shall be publicly opened on the day of the last relative to acquiring title wherever the same has easterly prolongation of the southeast line of 24th Proof of title will be received by the Corpora- insertion of the advertisement. not been heretofore acquired for the same purpose avenue as now laid out on the City map between tion Counsel at his office, Room 1251, Municipal in fee to the real property required for the opening Hunter avenue and Circumferential parkway; Building, Borough of Manhattan, or at his Queens (b) Except with the approval of the Corpora- and extending of Avenue Y, from Bay 50th street thence southwesterly along said prolongation of the Borough Office, 7th floor, Queens Central Court- tion Counsel, the advertisement shall include only: 1. to West 11th street; Bay 46th street, from Crop- southeast line of 24th avenue and continuing along house, Jamaica, on or before the 31st day of The place where the proposals may be ob- tained; sey avenue to Harway avenue; Bay 47th street the southeast line of 24th avenue and its prolonga- October, 1942. 2. The place where and the day and hour from Cropsey avenue to Harway avenue, subject, tion 1,567.64 feet to the southwest line of Hunter The claimant will be required to appear in per- in each case, to the rights, if any, of the Nassau avenue; thence northwesterly, deflecting 90 degrees son upon such title proof and to produce the deed when the bids will be publicly opened; 3. Electric Railroad Company; the triangular area to the right, along the southwest line of Hunter or instrument under which he claims title, or a A brief description of the supplies, ma- bounded by the northerly line of Avenue Y, the avenue 80 feet to the southwesterly prolongation of certified copy thereof. terials and equipment to be furnished and of the work or labor to be done. easterly line of West 16th street and the south- the northwest line of 24th avenue; thence north. The property affected by this proceeding is easterly line of Bay 50th street; West 15th street easterly, deflecting 90 degrees to the right, along located in Blocks 1381, 1382, 1486, 1487, 1488, (c) Proposals for bids shall be in such form as may be prescribed by the agency issuing the from Avenue Y to Canal avenue; 24th avenue said prolongation of the northwest line of 24th 1489, 1490, 1491, 1492 and 1492A on Section 6, same and shall state: from Hunter avenue to Cropsey avenue; 27th ave- avenue and continuing along the northwest line of as amended, and in Block 1553 on Section 7, 1. That the person making the bid shall deliver nue from Cropsey avenue to West Shore avenue, 24th avenue and its prolongation 1,552.44 feet to as amended, of the Land Map of the County of excluding the lands now owned by The City of the southwest line of Cropsey avenue; thence Queens, City and State of New York. it in a sealed envelope, addressed to the head of New York for park purposes; Bay 43d street from southeasterly, deflecting 79 degrees 14 minutes 23 Dated, New York, October 2 1942. the appropriate agency, on or before the time and West Shore avenue to Cropsey avenue, and Bay seconds to the right, along the southwest line of WILLIAM C. CHANLER, dorporation Counsel, at the place designated in the advertisement; 49th street from Egolf avenue to Cropsey avenue, Cropsey avenue 15.21 feet to the new northwest Office and Post Office Address, Municipal Building, 2. That the sealed envelope shall be endorsed Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York," and line of 24th avenue as laid out by a map adopted Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. o2,14 with the name or names of the person or persons the petition and order granting the application to by the Board of Estimate on September 22, 1938; presenting the same, the date of its presentation condemn and to have the compensation which thence southwesterly, deflecting 99 degrees 44 nnn- Filing Tentative Deeree—Notice to Present and the title of the proposal; should justly be made to the respective owners of utes 29 seconds to the right, along said new north- Objections 3. The place where and the day and hour when the real property proposed to be taken in such pro- west line of 24th avenue 203.59 feet to the north- the bids will be publicly opened; ceeding ascertained and determined by this Court, 4. The quantity and quality of the supplies, east line of Circumferential parkway, as laid out SUPREME COURT—KINGS COUNTY heretofore duly entered and filed in the office of on the aforesaid map adopted September 22, 1938; materials and equipment to be furnished and the the Clerk of the County of Kings on October 23, nature and extent of the work or labor to be done; thence southeasterly, deflecting 99 degrees 44 min- In the Matter of the Application of The City of 1935, as amended by an order of this Court 5. That every bid shall be accompanied by a utes 29 seconds to the left, along the northeast line New York. relative to acquiring title to the real dated June 5, 1939, and entered and filed in deposit in approximately the sum of two percentum of Circumferential parkway 60.88 feet to the new property required for PARK AVENUE from the office of the Clerk of the County of Kings on of the amount of such bid; except that in the case southeast line of 24th avenue as now laid out on the westerly line of Hudson avenue to the east- June 7, 1939, so as to provide for the acquisition of a proposal for a single item or class of items, the City 'map; thence northeasterly, deflecting 80 erly line of Classon avenue, excluding the prop- of title to the real property required far the open- the deposit shall be approximately two percentum degrees 15 minutes 31 seconds to the left, along erty acquired by The New York City Housing ing and extending of Avenue Y, from Bay 50th of the contracting agency's estimated cost of the the new southeast line of 24th avenue 203.59 feet Authority, the property of the United Stags street to West 11th street; Bay 46th street from supplies, materials and equipment to be furnished to the southwest line of Cropsey avenue; thence Government and the property heretofore acquired Cropsey avenue to Harway avenue; Bay 47th southeasterly, deflecting 80 degrees 15 minutes 31 and the work or labor to be done. Such deposit street from Cropsey avenue to Harway avenue, in fee by The City of New York; WASHING- shall consist of a certified check upon a State or seconds to the right along the southwest line of TON AVENUE from Park avenue to a point subject in each case to the rights, if any, of the Cropsey avenue 5.35 feet to the point or place of National bank or trust company or a check of such Nassau Electric Railroad Company; the triangular about 216 feet southerly therefrom; HALL bank or trust company signed by a duly authorized beginning. STREET from Park avenue to a point about area bounded by the northerly line of Avenue Y, The properties affected by the above descriptions officer thereof, drawn to the order of the Comp- the easterly line of West 16th street and the 175 feet southerly therefrom; STEUBEN troller, of money, or of the obligations of the City are located in Blocks 6953 B, 6954 B, 6997 C, STREET from Park avenue to Flushing avenue; southeasterly line of Bay 50th street; West 15th 6925 E, 6927 A, 6942 D and 6942 E, in Section 21, described in section 241 of the New York City street from Avenue Y to a line about 225 feet CLASSON AVENUE from Park avenue to Charter, which the Comptroller shall approve as and Blocks 6491 D and 6491 G, in Section 19 of Flushing avenue; a NEW STREET from Park south of Avenue Z; 24th avenue, as now laid out, the Kings County Land Map. of equal value with the sum so required, except from Circumferential parkway to Cropsey avenue; avenue and Steuben street to Kent avenue, ex- that the check submitted as security deposit with The Board of Estimate by resolution adopted on cluding the property of the United States Gov- 27th avenue from West Shore avenue to Cropsey January 16, 1941, determined that— a bid for supplies, materials or equipment need avenue, excluding the lands now owned by the ernment; FLUSHING AVENUE from the not be certified; (1) One-third of the value of buildings taken, westerly line of Steuben street.to Classon ave- City for park purposes; Bay 43d street from West less the share of such value that the Court may 6. That in the event of the failure of the bid- Shore avenue to Cropsey avenue and Bay 49th the amount nue; WALLABOUT STREET from the New der to execute the contract within five days after place upon The City of New York; (2) street to the easterly line of Kent avenue, and street from Egolf avenue to Cropsey avenue, in of expenses incurred in these proceedings that are notice of the award of the contract to him, his KENT AVENUE from the northwesterly line of the Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, in chargeable to 25th avenue, heretofore eliminated deposit or so much thereof as shall be applicable Hewes street to Wallabout street; and for the accordance with the resolution of the Board of from the proceedings; (3) the amount of expenses to the amount of award made to him shall be PUBLIC PARK bounded by Park avenue, Hall Estimate adopted on January 16, 1941. incurred in these proceedings that are chargeable retained by the City, and he shall be liable for street, Myrtle avenue and Washington avenue The real property to be eliminated in this to 24th avenue between Circumferential parkway and shall agree to pay an demand the difference and Public Parks within the area bounded by amended proceeding is shown upon a map approved and Hunter avenue and to the sections of 24th between the price bid and the price for which such by the Board of Estimate on May 21, 1942, and avenue, Bay 43d street and West 15th street that Flushing avenue, Classon avenue, Park avenue contracts shall be subsequently relet, including the is more particularly bounded and described as were acquired for the Circumferential parkway, and Steuben street, in the Borough of Brook- cost of such reletting and less the amount of such lyn, City of New York, follows: and (4) the cost and expense of those portions of deposit. No plea of mistake in such accepted bid NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL West 15th Street 27th avenue, Bay 49th street and West 15th street, shall be available to the bidder for the recovery of parties interested in the above entitled proceed- Beginning at the point of intersection of the that form the intersections of these streets with his deposit or as a defense to any action based ing as follows: southerly prolongation of the west line of West the Circumferential parkway but are to be retained upon such accepted bid; First—That the above named Court, after con- 15th street as now laid out on the City map be- as part of these proceedings, be placed upon The 7. That upon the execution of a contract for sidering the testimony and proofs submitted on tween Avenue Z and Circumferential parkway, City of New York, the City's share to be payable work or labor, in which provision has been made the trial of the above entitled proceeding, has and the former south line of Canal avenue, now with the taxes of such City the first fiscal year for payment by installments, the contractor may completed its estimate of the compensation which the south line of Circumferential parkway as laid next succeeding the confirmation of the assessment, be required to deposit not less than approximately out on a map adopted by the Board of Estimate and that the remainder of the cost and expense be should be made by The City of New York to the two percentum nor more than approximately fivt on September 22, 1938; thence northerly along assessed upon the real property within the areas respective owners of the real property acquired in percentum of the amount of the contract, until said prolongation of the west line of West 15th of assessment as shown on the following diagram: this proceeding, and that the Second Partial and the amount of the retained percentages under the Separate Tentative Decree of said Court as to contract shall equal the amount of the deposit. Such awards for damage was signed on the 19th day of deposit shall consist of a certified check upon a ITPLANATORY HOC September, 1942, by Hon. Charles C. Lockwood, State or National bank or trust company signed by .N,■•■ "Nolo 10 bwookry of Mr oro o/ Justice of the Supreme Court, presiding at the a duly authorized officer thereof, drawn to the orreONNNS trial of the above entitled proceeding and was filed order of the Comptroller, of money, or of the Ndfrolao AN 01 *no kr& gob", 0 Neirdo Awl.. 0/ op, poN/ NrAM with the Clerk of the County of Kings on the obligations of the City described in section 241 nO, ol*froftse ther+ boa 19th day of September, 1942, for the inspection of of the New York City Charter, which the Comp• At 041.4.R1v a014.0MItst enrcee lobe whomsoever it may concern. trolls. shall approve as of equal value with the nmweri dil,p)/ works orr norm, lo LNr 4., we re/Nemec' Second—That The City of New York and all sum so r-quired; other parties and persons interested in such pro- 8. That each bid shall contain: ceedings or in any of the real property affected (a) The name, residence and place of busi- thereby, having any objections thereto shall file ness of the person or persons making the same. such objections in writing, duly verified in the (b) The names of all persons interested there- manner required by law for the verification of in and if no other person is so interested, such pleadings in an action, setting forth the real prop- fact shall be distinctly stated; erty owned by the objector and his post office (c) A statement to the effect that it is made 1104#0 OF CJIWIArf BrAfro 0I rlyeiNftgin, address, with the Clerk of the County of Kings, without any connection with any other person DIAGRAM JII0PrIG .1.5£51MENI on or before the 16th day of October, 1942, and making a bid for the same purpose, and is in all /NINE PPCCECOING POR ACOUIP1N6 NU TO parties other than The City of New York shall respects fair and without collusion or fraud; AVENUE within the same time serve a copy of such verified (d) A statement that no Councilman or other 'Row DAY JTRLYT ro MVP //'" JTRCET objections on the Corporation Counsel of The City officer or employee or persons whose salary is MY 46'" STREET of New York at his office, Room 1559, Municipal payable in whole or in part from the City KO' mom CROPJZY AVVItit 70 16071PAY AVIW0t Building, Borough of Manhattan, City of New treasury is directly or indirectly interested C BAY 47" STREET IRON CROPJCY ANTAVC 70 NARWAY AVEITN1 York. therein, or in the supplies, materials and equip- C -MULCT rl fACH CAJC 70 IN! PYPIYJ, rt AN{ Third—That on the 19th day of October, 1942, ment and work or labor to which it relates, or 01711 NAJJAR ELECT/TIC RAILROAD at 9.30 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, or as in any portion of the profits thereof. C THE TRIANGULAR AREA soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, the Cor- (d) The bid shall be verified by the written BOYAYOZD BY loOf NORWAY liNt Or ATTNOt Y C TIN CAVVILY URI Or NCR III .',771UT 7 AMO poration Counsel of The City of New York will oath of the bidder that the several matters stated 7/le JOWY/L4.1YIBLV OAV J7RC CT apply to the Hon. Charles C. Lockwood, at Special therein are in all respects true. WEST IS' STREET Term, Part IV of the Supreme Court, to be held (e) Each agency shall keep a proper receptacle N 170/4 AKAR Y Mitre! MORT Z2117E7 JOIONTYArfAte at Room 303 in the Municipal Building, in the for the receipt and safe-keeping of bids. Upon the 24' AVENUE MOM CIRCLNITTRENTIAL RAINwer no CirrAile Off/fa Borough of Brooklyn, City of New York, to fix receipt thereof, bids which are duly presented shall 27'" AVENUE a time when said Justice will hear the parties be deposited in such receptacle. No bid shall be IRCjIN WWJNORC OrrINIt TO ORORTEY ATINLIC who have filed objections to the said Second. removed therefrom nor shall the sealed envelope CXCLROINi 7NL LANOT NOW OWNCD DY ITIL ore FOR PIRV AVIRPOJCJ Partial and Separate Tentative Decree. in which it is contained be opened, except as pro- Dated. New York. September 22, 1942. vided in paragraph (f) of this section. BAY 43' STREET roar wrotormeArfrag roomier Arent" Aro WILLIAM C. CHANLER, Corporation Counsel, (f) The bids shall be opened and read publicly BAY 49" STREET Office and Post Office Address. Municipal Building. at the time and place designated in the advertise- IRON (me ATM( TO CROPICY AYCNOC Borough of Manhattan, City of New York. s22,08 ment, in the presence of the Comptroller or his 801TOORN L7r OROORLYN FV representative and of such of the bidders as may Neer roe, No-,,bee 1J 040 desire to be present. The opening of such bids SUPREME COURT—THIRD shall not be postponed if the Comptroller, or his JUDICIAL DISTRICT representative shall, after due notice, fail to SeAL1 lrr /et , attend. OA. 2•• • (g) This regulation shall be published in THE CAW tnyMen, Filing Report Cirr RECORD daily. All advertisements for bids by any one agency appearing in any one issue of Dated, New York, October 1, 1942. Office and Post Office Address, Municipal Building, CONSOLIDATED DELAWARE COMMISSION—SECTIONS THE CITY RECORD shall be published in sequence WILLIAM C. CHANLER, Corporation Counsel, I Borough of Manhattan, City of New York, o1,13 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, TONDOUT HIGHWAY SECTION by date of opening and shall refer to this regula- AND NEVERSINE HIGHWAY SECTION No. 1. tion as advertised in THE CITY RECORD. Such reference shall immediately follow the name of the Notice to File Claims road-Jackson's Mill road-37th street) and the In the Matter of the Application and Petition of agency. northerly side of 24th (Sigel) avenue, Borough GEORGE J. GILLESPIE, HENRY HESTER- 9. Purchase orders in excess of one thousand SUPREME COURT—QUEENS COUNTY of Queens, as such streets and public place are BERG and RUFUS E. McGAHEN, constituting dollars. now laid out upon the City map. the Board of Water Supply of The City of (a) Medical and surgical supplies and perishable In the Matter of the Application of The City of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, by an New York to acquire real estate for, and on food supplies involving an expenditure of more than New York, relative to acquiring title to the real order of the Supreme Court of the State of behalf of The City of New York. under Title K one thousand dollars may be procured on purchase property required for the opening and extending New York, Queens County, duly entered and filed of the Administrative Code of The City of orders based on competitive bids received after of 93d (36th) street from Ditmars boulevard to in the office of the Clerk of the County of Queens New York (L. 1937, Ch. 929), in the Counties advertisement in at least three successive issues of the southerly side of 23d (Mansfield) avenue, on May 29, 1939, as amended by an order of this of Ulster, Sullivan and Delaware for the pur- THE CITY RECORD. and from the southerly side of 24th (Sigel) Court duly entered and filed on September 8, pose of providing an additional supply of pure (b) Rentals of equipment involving an expendi- avenue to a property line 260 feet southerly 1939, and as further amended by an order of this and wholesome water for the use of New York ture of more than one thousand dollars for other therefrom; 94TH STREET (Old Bowery Bay Court duly entered and filed on September 26, City. than snow removal purposes may be effected by road-Jackson's Mill road-37th street) from Dit- 1942, the application of The City of New York to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, PURSUANT TO the Department of Purchase on purchase orders mars boulevard to a property line approximately have the compensation which should justly be made Section K41-15.0 of the Administrative Code of based on competitive bids received after advertise- 90 feet south of 24th (Sigel) avenue; 95TH to the respective owners of the real property to be The City of New York, that the report dated ment in at least ten successive issues of THE (38th) STREET from Ditmars boulevard to the acquired in the above entitled proceeding ascer- September 4, 1942, of John G. L. Molloy, Arthur CITY RECORD. Rentals of equipment for snow center line of 23d (Mansfield) avenue, and for tained and determined by the Supreme Court with. Rice and James T. Hutchinson, Commissioners of removal purposes shall be effected in accordance the PUBLIC PLACE bounded by the converg- out a jury, and to have the cost of the improve- Appraisal. was duly filed in the Ulster County with sections 755(3)-7.0 and 782a-2.0 of the Ad- ing sections of 94th street (Old Bowery Bay ment assessed by the said Court in accordance with Clerk's office on September 4, 1942, and a dupli- ministrative Code.