Bay Shore Blaze LeavesSix Families Homeless

Bay Shorg— Six families were lefthomeless on Saturday, when fireb$bed. part of the roof and upperfloor of a "three story f rame build-ing at 376 East Main Street.

The fire, of unknown origin brokeout on the third floor at 10:40 a, m.on Saturday. Firemen had the blazeunder control within 45 minutes butnot before it had made six familieshomeless, caused six firemen to beovercome with smoke and resultedin one fireman being injured byfiling glass.-

REICH WINS BACKINGPatchogue— Ralph W. Reich,

of 63 Amity Street has been en-dorsed for the job of postmaster ofPatchogue by the DemocraticCounty Committee. The 55-year-oldretired trucker had twice beforesought office in Brookhaven Town.He was named to succeed the lateA$eph W. Harrison who died sud-denly of a heart attack last monthafter holding that post for fiveyears.

DRIVER IS CLEARED , ;. ,Stony Brook— A drunk driving

charge was dropped on Saturday, a-gainst Matthew L. Clarke, ¦ formerAlcoholic Beverage Control Boardcommissioner in Suffolk County.The charge stemmed from an- ac-cident that hospitalized an expec-tant mother . and her two-year-oldson.

The accusation had been made ,byEdmund FJood, of Richmond HU1,driver of the car into which theNeseonset man plowed. Justice ofthe Peace F. Duane Squire dismissedthe charge on grounds of insuffic-ient evidence.

CHILDREN BURNEDPatchogue— Two small children

suffered burns when a fire destroyedthe home of a physician last Fridayafternoon. Fire burned to theground the home of Dr. RichardBodkin at 285 Cedar Avenue. Bod-,kin's eight-month-old son and one-year-old Susan Ramalho, a neigh-bor's cliild, received second- degreeburns. Another of the doctor'schildren', Richard , five, was fearedlost in the fire, but he turned upat a neighbor's house an hour later.

Contributors lo 1952 Community fundThe following are among the con-

tributors to the Community Fundof SayviUe and West Sayville. Addi-tional names will be published nextweek:

Robert Abel, Mavis Abernathy, "Wil-liam Adamec, Mrs. ilarol d Adams Sr.,Mr. ana Mrs. L. Adams,1 nay Adams, Mr.and Mrs. Robert Adams, George B. Addi-son, William Adler, Howard Albert, K.Albin, MUdred Alexander, Agnes M. Al-ford, Richard Allen, . Allan Anderson,Irene Anderson, Mrs. M. Anderson, If.Andres. Mrs. R. Angell, Michael Antliony',Emile P. Anlos, Frank Antos, LillianAntos, Louis Antos, Ruth Arata, GeorgeArgonclizza, Anthony Attanasio, Atlantic& Pacific Tea Co., John. - Athans, Mrs,M. Autefirleth, Walter lt. Avery, CharlesBachsmith Philip Bnkelnar, WillianiBakelaar, "Maurice Baker, Charles Bald-win, Isabel Baldwin, Adrian. Ball, GordonBall, Dr. Eugene- 3ard, K. Barlow, Mrs.Frank Barnes, ilvr. ana .Mrs. John F,Barry, Aidyl Cv Bason, Mr, and Mrs. W.Francis Bason, B. H. Eatterman,Fred II. Baumeister, JIarie Baumeister,Bayport Lumber Co. G. Beebe, Mr.and Mrs. II. M. Beebe, Mrs. Jesse Beebe,John J. Beebe. Maria Beebe, Warren J.Beebe, William Beebe, John BeeeherPeter'Bchrcnd, Edward Beintema, RobertBeran.

Mr. and Mrs. Herman Berg, Mrs. Wilhel-mina Berg, Mrs. Harriet Stonelake Bergen,Ralph A. Berger. Mr. and Mrs. RichardBerger, Martin Bergnos, Clarence Be-semer, Hr. and Mrs. William Betjemann,F. K. Ileyer, Blalers Department Store,Clinton Bishop, Flora Bishop, Black andWhile Confectionery, H, Blair, Mrs.Geome Blake, Hose Blankenship, Mrs. T.Blazek, Charles Blind, G. Mpomeke, JohnBlom,' lllue Points Company. Blue : PointLauniir y, Mrs. George Blunck, HelenBIydenburgh, O. Bock, H. C. Bohack Co.Inc., Miss Edith Bond, llev. Joseph H.Bond, Bussell Bonfleld, John Boogertman,Donald Bornor, Elma Bornschein, Char-les Boss, Rev. Harold Bosscnbrock, Al-bert Both , Joseph • flott. William Bott.Francis Bourguignon,, Vere Bowers, DavidJ. Ilracly, William Brady, Harold H.Brandt, Mrs. Theodore Brandt. Mr. andMrs." llraun, Kathryn Brendel, GeorgeBrewer, Leonard Brewer. Viola Brodick,Benjamin Broere, Mrs. C. Broere, Mra.J. Brocre. Allen Brown. Mrs. Walter , F.Brown. Fred Bnininl. Mrs. Lillian Brown-lee, Dr, Harry D. Bucalo, Kurt Buettner,Dominick Buffallno, Fled L. Bulmer, Har-riett Ilurjlie.-

(ioi'lrudo Bums, Herbert Busch, John"Buys, John C. Buys, Mrs. and Mrs. LouisBuys, Myron Buys, Edward Byrnes,George Byron, Mrs. Robert. Cable. ArthurE. Cambcrn Frances Campbell, TliomnsCampbell Sf., Mary Cnmson, Miss Flor-ence Candreva, George Candreva, JohnCandreva Joseph Candreva, Earle Capel,Florence Carboccl, Mrs. P. C. Cartway,Ediia Cannon, Dr. and Blrs. W. T. Car-penter. Mrs. Willlnm Carroll, Mr. nndMis, Unicorn Carter, Everard Case, Har-vey It, Case, Mrs, lt. Case, Richard P.Casey. Mr. and Mrs. Hector Cass.Central Shoo Repairs- Sialicl C. Chambers,Mrs, Nelson Cliamplln, Charlie's Bar aridGrill. Joe Chow, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. A. Chln-nls, G. Chlnps, Spencer Christopher.Warren Christopher, Mr. and Mrs. H. It.Church, John (JiooseveJt Ave.) Cizek,John (Hose St. Click , Charles M. Clnrk .Henry Clnussori, Irvln Cleaves, Dr. JuliusClermari, Cliff's Plumbing Supplies, MarioS, Centos Elwoll It, Cobb, John P.Cohalan. Chester Cohan, Frank Collins,Gerald Collins, William Collins, Mrs. LeeColson, Mrs, Willlnm Colson, CommunityMeat Market, Mr, nnd Mrs. William Cone.Erich Conors. Harold t'onkllrt, EdwardConnelly.

Francis Connelly, Jonn CoollrlRo. Char-les 'Cooper, Trlnn Corliott, E, Cornell,Mis, Kathryn C. Corrado, EdwardComish. A. ' Ci-nndnll, Gordon K. Creliih.Inn, Nicholas Crispo, Airs. Hoy Cronk,Waiter Crump , IC. Crulehloy, ThelmaCiiri-nn, William Cush, Cornelius Dnnne,Isnnc Dnano, C. ' W. Danes Co., HarryDanes, Clomont Daubuispcck; EvolyjiDnvid, Mrs, Hnzol Diivta, S. Earl Davis ,Frank Dnvonskl, Willlnm Dayton Jr., Mr,and Mrs. Gcorgo DoGraCf, Leonard De,Gruff, Willlnm DoClraff. D, DeKonlnu,

Mrs. Andrew Doi,agarde, -Williarn DeLaVergne, Del'M Refrigeration, H. DeLucas,Josephine DeLucir„ Adrian Demmers,Jacob Demmers, Edgar DcMott, HowardDeMott , Sophie DoNave, W. Denton,Henry DeRonde . Harry DeRoo, Mirs. ' M.DeRoo, Peter DeJloo, Mrs. Anno Dcltuiter.C, DeRuitcr, 'Winifred DcRuiter. M. C.Deurloo. Mrs. F. DeVeau, R. DeWinter,Mr. and Mrs. Walter tt. Dickcs AustinDlebel, Mr, and Mrs. Anthony DIGiUlian,Charles P. Dickerson, Mrs. PhUllpDinklns, Mrs. S. Dobert, Mr, aaid . Mrs.Chester Dolny, Edith Dome, WilUamDonnelly.

Thomas J. Dononue. William and MaryDonohue, Elsie Donovan, Edward Dooling,Eric Dorlng, Mrs. Louis Dotzler, PaulDrago, Lillian Dubatto, William Dudack,Herman Duncan, Charles Dunn, Mrs. J.Eunn. .Maude Durham, Charles Duryea,Sir. and Mrs, Charles Dvorak, Robert V.Dvorak, W. Dwelle, Mrs. Walter ' Dyer,.Fred Dykstra, Mrs. M. Dykstra, WilUamDykstra, Vernon Eales, Robert EberbachVA. C. Edwards, Inc., Belinda Edwards,Mrs. John Edwards. Mr. and Mrs, RussellEdwards, Ruth - Edwards, Josepli Egan,'Charles Ehrenberg, Dr. Warren 31. Ellcr,.Edna Ellison, lleginald T. Eltcn. MaeIngolhart, lluth Engstrom, Mrs. J. Erd-man, • Mr. and Mrs. P. Erdman, Hazel -Eversdykc, Joseph Fedelem, JosephFciger, Gertrude Fclter, Herbert Feldjneier,, Mrs. Anton Fiala, Joseph Fiala,William G. Fiedler. Harry Fischer, Mrs.Louis Fisher, Fisherman's Paradise. Lucy-Fitzgerald, Fleming Appliances, HarryFletcher. E. G. Flynn, Ellen Flynn, RoyFlynn, Eleanor Foote, Frank Forster,George Forster, Myra Fournior, , FoxCleaners, Frances' Sweet Shoppe, Mrs,

Frank's Barber Shop, George Freygang,Fricdberg's Farm and Garden Supply.Kalman Friedberg, • Fritzschc's > FrenchBakery,, B. Gaiscr, - Ernest . Galser, ,Dominick Gangai, Mrs. Woe • Gangai, .Garbarino Brothers, Mrs. Jeanne Gar-deres R. Carman, John GorvW, BessieGateson Lillian Geddcs, Emma Gelshenen,John Geoghan, C. R. Gerard, WillisWilliam Fridrich.

¦ Gerard, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gerdts,-Robert Gercty, -Mrs. William Gibbons.Ray Gilmartin, Valerie Gnelser, EdwardGodziszewski , William Gocrtcmoeller, Mrs.E.-Goetz, Herman Goldsworth, Mrs. FredGordon, Dr. S. A. Goudsmit, Peter Grady,John Grape, Albert Graunke, Sarah' J.Greaves, Mrs. Charles Greene, Mrs. LeslieGreene. Walter J. Greene. Harold Gre-gory, Peter Gregory, Rita -Gregory, DoraGriek, Everett Griek, John. Griek, LauraGriek, Mrs, Nicholas Griek, Walter Griek,Mrs. Gertrude Griffiths, Grace E. Griggs,Robert Groh, Robert Groh Sr., LeonardGroh, Jay Gross, Mrs. Frank Gross, ErnestGuenther, Margaret Guldi, Gus' ServiceStation, Dr. Herman Haas, Mac ' Haer,Mrs. F. Palmer Haff, Paul Hahn, WilliamHaile, Mrs. Joseph Haing, Ernest Halt.

John H. Astor, Hobert Auringer,Roland Ayasse. Alice Behan, August Bis-choff, Frank Budcnos, G. Burrus, EdwardA. Carpenter, C. Celonder, Harold De-Rondo, Adam Dombroskl, William Flana-gan, Eugene L. Flanagan, W. Fiocken,George Griswald.

MINOR COLLISION-^-A car owned by

Garret Van Em-rherick of Montauk Highway, Oaic-"dale, was .parked facing west ohM£in Street near Garfield Avenue,Sa^viile, on Tuesday, when- it wasstruck in the rear by another vehi-cle. The operator of the other vehi-cle; was William .C. DeGraff , of 63Saxton Avenue, Sayville, No one wasinjured.

if / : Crossroads of North¦'• /Newfoundland is familiar to thdu-.-'Sands of air travelers, including7&rviceinett: who were ferried fromthe U.S. and Canada to Europe dur-ing the war. It is.a crossroads:onthe North Atlantic air run.

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LEGAL NOTICE

SUPREME COURT,SUFFOLK COUNTY

BRENTWOOD REALTY CORP.,plaintiff , against Harry W. Treat;."Mary " Treat, name Mary being fierititious , the true name of said deferi--dant being unknown to plaintiff herein ,'it being intended to designate the wife,if any, of Harry W. Treat; Joseph E,Higgons; "Mary " Higgons, the nameMary being fictitious, the true nameof said defendant being unknown toplaintiff herein, it being Mn tended todesignate the wife, if any, of JosephE. Higgons; John H. Hatfield; "Mary "Hatfield , the name Mary being fictit-ious, the true name of said defendantbeing unknown to plaintiff herein , itbeing intended to designate the wife,if any, of John H. Hatfield ; Peter C.Kinander ; "Mary" Kinander, the nameMary being fictitious, the true nameof said defendant being unknown toplaintiff herein,, it . being intended todesignate the wife, if 'any, of Peter C.Kinander; Frithlof , Berggren; "Mary "Berggren, name Mary being fictitious,the true name of said defendant beingunknown to plaintiff herein, it beingIntended to designate the wife, if any,of-Frlthlpf Berggren; Emil Reineking;"Mary " Reineking, name Mary being,fictitious, tlie true name of . said de-fendant being unknown to plaintiffherein , it being intended to designatethe wife, if any, of Emil Reineking;Charles K. Johansen; "Mary" Johnn-sen, nnme Mary being fictitious, thetrue nnme of said defendant being un-known to plaintiff herein, It being "in-tended to designate the wife, if any, ofCharles K. Johansen ; Otto 0. Schnei-der; "Mary" Schneider , name Marybeing fictitious, the true name of saiddefendant being unknown to plaintiffheroin. It being intended to designatethe wife , If liny, of Otto 0. Schneider ;Bernard John Fay; "Mary" Fay, nameMary being ' fictitious.' the truename of said defendant being unknownto plaintiff herein , it being intended fodesignate the wife, if any, of BernardJohn Fay ; Gustnf Schultz; "Mary "Sdliultz, name Mary being fictitious ,tho true nnmo of said defendant beingunknown to plaintiff herein , lt beingintended to designate the wife, if any,of Gustaf Schultz ; Henry Kelly;"Mary " Kelly, name Mary being fic-titious , the trtid' ntimij oi said defend-nnt being unknown to plaintiff herein ,it'being intended to designate the wife ,if any, of Henry Kelly ; "Mary " Kelly,name Moi'y being- fictitious , tlio truename of snld defendant bolng unknownto plaintiff herein , it being intended todesignate tho wife , If any of HenryKelly; Alfred Johnson; "Mary " John-son, name Mary bolng fictitious , thotrue nnmo of said ' defendant being un-known to plaintiff herein , it bolng in-tended to designntu the wife , if any,of Alfred Johnson; John E. Llnstedtj"Mary" Llnstcdt, name' Mary beingfictitious , tho true nnme of said de-fendant being unknown to plaintiffheroin , It being Intended to designate thowife , if nny, of John E. Llnstcdt; JohnHartell; "Mary" -Kartell , ' name Marybolng fictitious , tho true name of saiddefendant bolng, unknown to plaintiff.'herein', It being Intended to designatetho wife ,!! any, of John Hnrtoll; JohnA. Anderson j "Mao" Anderson , naino

LEGAL. NOTICE

Mary being fictitious, the true name ofsaid defendant being unknown toplaintiff herein, it beings-intended todesignate the wife, if aiiy, of . John A.Anderson), Sophia Yourstone, CarlOlven; "Mary" Given, name Mary be-ing fictitious, the true name of . saiddefendant being unknown to plaintiffherein, it being intended to designatethe wife, If any, of Carl Olven;; J.Alfred Smith; "Mary" Smith, the, nameMary being fictitious, the true nameof said delendant being unknown toplaintiff herein, It being intended todesignate the wife, if any; of J. AlfredSmith; Lillie Ruckert; Ada A. Conklin;and all persons, if any, living a rightor interest in, or lien upon the propertyaffected by this action, or any partthereof , and all of the heirs at law,next of kin , distributees, devisees, leg-atees, creditors, grantees or assignees

'"of "any of the above "named persons, whomay be deceased , and whicli heirs atlaw, next of kin, distributees, devisees,legatees, creditors, grantors or assign-ors, and- their names nre unknown toplaintiff , and all persons who aro or

. make any claim whatsoever as execu-tors, administrators, or trustees of anypersons who may be deceased* andwho, if living,- would have an interestln the premises affected by this action ,derived from any of the above namedpersons, all of whom and their namesbeing unknown to the plaintiff ; andall persons, parties, corporations, asso-ciations, Jolntstock companies or as-sociations and partnerships , who haveor claim to have any right , in the com-plaint, of any nature whatsoever,calming, by, through or under the' arsons above named or his or herwidow, heirs at law, distributees, devis-ees, legatees, executors, administrators,assignees, trustees, judgment creditorsand administrators, assignees, andgrantees, if any, of the persons abovenamed and their successors in interestby devise, grant, assignment or opera-tion df law, or otherwise, all of whomand theii names bolng unknown to theplaintiff , and all other persons,. If any,having any right or Interest In; or Henupon tho property affectecl by thisuctlbn. or nny part thereof.TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND-

ANTSYoii ate hereby summoned to nnswer

tho complaint in this action , and toservo a copy of your answer , or If thocomplaint Is not served with , this sum-mons; to serve a Notice of Appearanceon the plaintiff's attorney withintwenty (20) days after tho service ofthis summons; exclusive of the day ofservice, In case of your failure to ap-pear or answer, Judgment will be takenngninst you by default for the reliefdemanded in the complnlnt, ,DATED ; August Bth , 1052, New York.

OOLKIN & KARABATOSAttorneys for PlaintiffOffico & P. O, Address ,30 Broadway, New York , N, Y,

Plaintiff's address is 10 Court Street ,Brooklyn, N, Y, and plaintiff designatesSuffolk County as the placo of trial.TO 'EMS ABOVE NAMED DEFEND-

ANTS! ' 7Tho foregoing summons Is served

upon you by publication pursuant to nndrtloi' bs1 Honorable D, Ormonde Ritch-ie, Justice of the Supremo Court of tho

LEGAL NOTICE ,

State of New York dated September29th, 1952 and filed in the Office ofthe Clerk of Suffolk County on Sept-ember 29th, 1952.

This action is brought pursuant toarticle 15 of the Real Property Law ofthe State of New .York to compel thedetermination of claims to Real Prop-erty described as follows:PARCEL I

ALL those certain lots, pieces orparcels of land , situate, lying and' be-ing at Brentwood ,' Town of lsllp,County of Suffolk and State of NewYork, known and designated as Lots1 t3 34, both inclusive, Block 1 Lots 1 to27, both Inclusive, Block 2, Lots 1 to 18,both inclusive, Block 3, Lots 1 to 36,both Inclusive, Block 10, Lots 1 to 48,both inclusive, Block 11, Lots 1 to 11,both Inclusive, Lots 13 to 21, both in-clusive, and Lots 25 to 48, both, inclus-ive, in Block 12, Lots 1 to 3, both in-clusive, ond Lots 10 to 48, both inclus-ive, In, Block 13 and Lots 1 to 3. bothInclusive, Block 14, on a cittaln mapentitled "Map of Property st Brent-wood; Suffolk Co., L. I. belonging tothe Atlas Real Estate Company, Sur-veyed Sept, 3891 by Jno, O'Brien, C. E.Sayville, Sulfolk Co., L. I, and filedin the Office of the Clerk of the Countyof Suffolk on April Sth, 1882 as MapNo. 46.Parcel IIAll that certain plot , piece or parcelof land , situate , lying and being atBrentwood, Town of lsllp, • County ofSuffolk and State of New Yorte, bound-ed and described as follows;

Commencing at the center line of ahighway known as Caleb's Path whereland of Elcazer Smith touches saidhighway 175 feet south of track ofLong Island Railroad ,Company '; run-,nlng thence westerly on a- line parallelwith the track of Long Island Railroad250 feet and bounded ; North, by landof Elcazer Smith; thence southerly byland of William Churchill dee'd. 175feet in continuation of Elcazer Smith'swest lino; thenco easterly It/ Innd ofWilliam Churchill , dco'd. on n line par-allel with the track of Long IslandRailroad Company 250 feet to the cen-ter lino ot said highway ; thence noth-orly along tho center line ofsaid highway 175 feot to theplnce of beginning ; wmcii parcel isalso described as 'follows;

North by a line parallel ,to and 175feet south of track of Long Islflnd Rail-road; Easterly by center lino of n high-way called Caleb's Path; South by aline parallel with north lliie and dis-tant 178 feot therefrom; Westerly bycontinuation of the liite .El'enzer Smith'swest Uno (Now Kaisers) nnd distant250 feot from the cento* llrio of saidhighway, which parcel Is further des-cribed as follows: '

North , west and south by Block 1as shown on Map of Property at Brent-wood, Suffolk County, L, I, belongingto The Atlas Real Estate Company,filed In tho Suffolk County Clerk Of-ficii on April Oth, 1892 as Map No, 40iand East by lsllp Avonue, 176 feet by260 foot,DATED: New York October 2nd , 1052,

Oolkln & KnrabatosAttorneys for PlhliitiffOffico Si P. O, Address

TB Hospital Now Overcrowded WithISngllif !& List;' Dr. SdiiizSiys

Dr. Cecil Schultz, superintendentof Suffolk Sanatorium, in a reportto the Suffolk 1 county Tuberculosisand Public Health- Association; statAed this week tliat' the rapid popula-tion growth" in Suffolk County hascreated serious problems in the treat-ment of -tuberculosis, The. countytiijj erculosis' - hospital is confrontedwKh a waiting- list of persons need-ing treatment; - '

Dr. Schultz emphasized that thepublic must' be made to realize thatthe falling death rate in tubercu-losis does not tell the completestory- The number of new cases dis-covered each year requiring treat-ment in the sanatorium is increas-ing. Trie "county, therefore, mustgive serious thought to a programffflj meeting the ' needs created by |tills increase in known tuberculosis. !

Determined efforts are being [made to make- maximum use of the jexisting hospital facilities at Holts- 1

ville. The children's building is be-ing converted to house adult pa-tiehts'ahd should provide room forapproximately 20 additional adultpatients, In addition, certain statehospitals have agreed to accept alimited number of Suffolk patientsto relieve the present lack of bedsat the Suffolk; Sanatorium. This1 isa temporary ' arrangement and doesnot offer a permanent solution toSuffolk- County's problem.

After hearing Dr. Schultz's sum-mary of the situation at SuffolkSanatorium, the Board of Directorsdecided that a study conductedjoin tiy . by the Tuberculosis Associ-ation", Suffolk Sanatorium and theSuffolk County Department ofHealth is needed.; This .study will be financed byChristmas Seal funds. The > 1952Christmas Seal Sale opens on No-vember 17th and a goal of $60,000has been set in Suffolk County.

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• American - Education Week wasserved in Sayville this week withthree "Go To School" programs. .• On Monday -evening, the GreeneAvenue and West Sayville elemen-tary school buildings were open forparents and children from seven to8:45 p. m.

Cliildren introduced , parents totheir teachers, and various phasesof the schools' programs were dis-cussed.

The junior high school had simi-lar program on Wednesday eveningat 7:30 p. m., with, the senior highholding its affair last night.

ACCIDENT ON SATURDAYMichael Stella of Station Road,

Bellport, was driving east alongMontauk Highway .in Sayville lastSaturday when his car was side-swiped by a westbound truck. By thetime he had turned his car aroundto give chase, the truck had disap-peared, police said. The accident oc-curred near kron<!ke's Upholsteryshop.

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An 18 year-old Bayport sailor ivasarrested last Thursday after beingAWOL from the fleet training cen-ter in /Rhode Island since October18th. The youth, Harrison K. Wor-thingtori, of Third Avenue, Bayport,was arrested by lslip Town Policeafter they had been notified byNavy officials.

According to police, the youths'parents were surprised by thecharge lodged against their son.

The young radioman spent a fewhours in the Islip Town jail andwas then taken into custody byShore Patrolmen to be returned tohis base where lie will,, face courtmartial.

NOM DrinkersFur seals do not drliik. They ab-

sorb water directly through theirpores.

Bay port Sailor, AWOL,Is Returned io Base

Northport— After brooding y formonths over his wife's auto death,^ank Bologna, a 65-year-old Ja-maica butcher made a bizarre"1! 'empt at - suicide last Sunday. - His ^_^effort to kill himself failed but it"Z,set fire to his summer home freiljvV,,'and ended with his arrest for arson!. . ,t-i

•Police said Bologna went to the' *¦cellar where he poured gasolinelhtotwo butter tubs, set a lighted candlea's a fuse in the middle of one, and- i -'went back to tlie living roonV'ta *">:wait for an explosion. At this point " •his son, Alfre^, entered, talked' Bph-Q-jogna out of suicide, and they re- ~turned to Jamaica, leaving the can- "die still burning. -. ".. '- . / ,.a

Bologna; was arrested for arsonafter firemen bebanie suspicious1 of

. the gasoline odor and discovered thetubs.

Suicide Try Results in •Arrest on Arson Count """

LEGAL NOTICE .

39 Broadway, New York, N. Y..- setsLEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF HEW YORK ,SUPREME COURTSUFFOLK COUNTYBURROWS REALTY CORP., ANDCHOATE REALTY CORP.

Plaintiff ,-. against - '/7"~

JOHN RUCK, MARTHA RUCK, Ills'wife, JOHN DERSCHUCK, JOHNKENNINGTON, THEODORE KOtP,if living, and if deceased their , exeeu-tors, administrators , wives, heirs "aVlaw, grantees, next of kin,- .legatees,*devisees, assignees, Judgment creditors,receivers, trustees in bankruptcy, trust- ""ees, committees, lienors and- successorsin interest and their husbands, wivesor widows, if any, and all personsclaiming under or through any of them,If any, all of whom and whose namesare unknown to the plaintiffs and eachand every person not specifically here-in named who may be entitled to, orclaim to have any right, title or inter-est in the premises described in thecomplaint herein, the People of thftState of New York, the County • ofSuffolk ,

Defendants..,,,,,To the above Named Defendants-and.

Each of Them;YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to

answer the complaint of this action,and to serve a copy of your answer, or.

. if the complaint Is not served with thissummons, to serve a notice of appear-ance, on the Plaintiff's attorney withintwenty days after the service of thissummons, exclusive ot the date of set-,vice; and ln case of your failure tp ap-'"pear, or answer , judgment will lietaken against you by default', for therelief demanded Ian the complaint,Dnted: September 17/ 1052 •

NELSON, T, DICKINSON ,ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF 'Office and P. O, Address - Riverliend, New York- '

To John Ruck and others: , „.The foregoing summons Is served

upon you pursuant to an order of Hon,D. Ormonde Ritchie , of Supreme Court ,Suffolk County, dated the 15th dny ofSeptember, ^052 and filed on the L6thday of September, 1052 with the com-plaint in the office of the Clerk of tlioCounty of Suffolk at Riverhead, Suf-folk County, New York, tlie originalcomplaint heroin having been dulyfiled ln said ollice on the Oth day ofSeptember ,- 1052,

The object of the nbove entitlednotion is to compel the determinationof claims to the real property, pursu-ant to Articlo 5 of the Real Property;Law of the state of Now. York, saidproperty Is described ns follows;

All that certain plot or parcel of laiid,situato at Brentwood , Town of I3llp, . ..County of Sullolk , State .-of New York ,bounded North by Old Country Road;East by Brentwood Park Map, South byHorx and West by Horx , eight andone-third acres,

NELSON T, DICKINSONAttorney for PlaintiffOffice and P. O, addressRiverhead.- Now York

Dnted : September 17, 1052 m$

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