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HERALD STATESMAN, FRIDAY, OCTOIER 29, 1965 '

Family Flees From Cuba To Yonkers

By THEASA TIOHT Two Yonkers men, Heho and William Reluzco. are back after a fast trip to Cuba on a 33-foot lobster boat. The brothers left Cuba with 37 refugees on their boat and about 4,000 on the wharf screaming. "We are hungry, we want to leave." But on board were Helio's wife, Caridad. and daughter Amelia whom he had not *e*n since he left Havana in a hurry in March, 1962. William Reluzco brought back his wife's mother, sister and nephew. The Reluzcos, safe here now, quietly described their flight from Cuba. CARITUD RELUZCO The brothers flew from Yonkers to Miami to jola six other men and a woman for the 14hour trip from Key West on a borrowed boat. The trip back took 17^ hours in a rough sea. There were 46-sea-sick people huddled together in the rain on the deck. "It wasn't dangerous, but it was pretty uncomfortable," Helio said. He is the owner of Yonkers Fashion at 138 New Main St. When they entered Camarioca Port, Cuba, about 200 boats were already there. Most were lobster fishers, some bigger shrimp boats and a few pleasure craft. Cuban officials greeted them and took them to the resort beach of- Varadero. They they waited six days for their relatives to be rounded up. "The people don't have anything to eat, but we had, "Hello said. The authorities were trying to appear, kind.": The Reluzco brothers and their crew were housed in a. onceprivate mansion, now owned by the Cuban government. With them was a 22-year-old American fisherman who went along to see Havana and a Cuban woman who wanted to visit her sick mother. Neither achieved his objective. Both were confined to the Varadero Beach area.

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Cigarette Smugglers Take To Air In Italy

NOVARA, Italy Ifl - Italian cigarette smugglers have taken to tiie air. Farmers reported that a lowflying plane had dropped boxes Dear Arotia, at the southern end of Lake Maggiore. Police rushed to the scene and arrested two men who were gathering up boxes of contraband cigarettes.

H'YA, DAD ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (B ShortHello estimated that there ly after Michael P. Harris was were about 600 other crew memsworn in as assistant prosecut- bers from the boats waiting in ing attorney here, he was sched- the port for their refugee pasuled to try his first case in the sengers. They were all housed court of Judge Frank D. Con- and fed by the government. nett, jr. one of the 90-prospective jurors summoned was Lloyd None of the rescue crew was Harris-father of the new assis- allowed to see any of the refutant prosecutor. gees until just before departure.
LEGAL NOTICES

The Cuban officials checked

the boats to see that they were SHERIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF a certain writ of execution Issued out of the Supreme not overloaded and gave the pasCourt of the State of New York ond sengers provisions for the trip to me directed and delivered, I have levied upon .and tokenwhich l shall back. expose tor sale as the law directs, ot The Front Door or Main Entrance Once back in Miami, U.S. imto the Court, on Main Street," In the C t y of White PJalns on the 29th day of December, 1956,-at 11:00 o'clock in the migration official*; asked quesforenoon of that dayall the riaht, title tions then sent the Relu7.cos to ond Interest which Charsyl Construction Corp. hod on the <th day of October 1945, a Catholic relief service. Cr at any time thereafter, ot, In and to the following property, to wit: The organization paid the plane ALL thot Jot, plot or parcel of land, situate, lying and being In the City of fare for all seven members of Yonkers, County of Westchester and State of New York, ond known ond designated the family to come back to Yones Ports of Lots Numbers 161 ond 162 on o certain mop entitled "Map Showing kers. Subdivision of Property belonging to Nathaniel B., Charles F., ond James L. William brought to his home valentine, in the City of Yonkers, New York",-made by Thomas Stratford, Civil at 92 Elm St. his mother-in-law, ! Engineer, July 29, 1S91. ond filed on November 17, 1891 In the Office of the !Maria Hernandez, his sister-inClerk of Westchester County, Division of Land'Records, in' Volume 9 of Moots ot law, Caridad Ruiz, and his sixPoge Si, ond which said ports of soid j lots, when taken together, as one par- year old nephew, Antonio IbarCCli .ore more particularly bounded ond ra. described os follows: BEGINNING ot o point on the NorthHelio left Cuba by gaining pofosterly side of Yonkers Avenue, dislont Southeasterly os measured olong the some j litical asylum in the Equadorian j 34243 feet from the corner formed by the Intersection of the Northeasterly side of Embassy in Havana. He was Yonkers Avenue with the Southeasterly j Side of Central Park Avnue os shown on !flown to Guayqull, Equador and sold mop; thence Northeasterly ot right I angles to sold side of Yonkers Avenue, from there made his way to 100 feet to 0 point, thence Northwesterly ond parallel with Yonkers Avenue, I Yonkers via Miami and Brook73 feet to o point; running thence South lyn. westerly at rlaht angles to Yonkers , Avenue, 100" feet to the Northeasterly i Side 'of Yonkers Avenue; running thence Now he's thankful the family Southeasterly olona the same 75 feet ; Is united again. He had last seen to the point ond pioce of beginning. TOGETHER with all the riQht, title when she was twoend interest of the mortgogers of, in and Amelia to the lond. lying in (he bed of ony months old. Street, rood or ovenue. in front of or ! odioming the above-described premises. to the center line thereof. THE ofcesoid pemises ore known and The first adding maehinp was designated on the Official To* MOP of the ; City of Yonkers ns Lot 74 in Blork 6340. Invented by French mathematiFEE title ocgulred bv deed rioted 4-30-57 and recorded 7-5 57 In County cian Blaise Pascal. He was 19 Clerks office for Westchester County In years old at the time. / Liber S705 co 411. Doted: White Plolnj, New York October 26. 1965 BB.ODER, FEINBERG & CHARLES Attorneys for Judgment Creditor 141 Modison Avenue New York, N Y . JOHN E HOY Sheriff e( Westchester County 10-29 1112, 76 1210
SUPREME COURT: WESTCHESTER COUNTY RA'.PH MUSONE, Plaintiff, eeomst MAR'A FASULO MUSONE..D fendont. Summons wl'h Notice Pielntiff resides at 7'5 Poiisode Ave . Yonkers. N Y . BoS'S of 'he venue is Oiointitf's residence ACTION FOR ANNULMENT To the obove named Defendant, YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to njwer the csmplomt in this ocllon. ond to serve o copy of your answer, or, it the camploint is not served with this summons, to serve a notice of oooeor. once, on the Plaintiff's Attorney within 20 days after the service of this sum mans, exclusive of the day of service; and in cose of your failure to onpeor. or nswer. judgment win be token ogafnst yo by default, far the retlef demanded in the complaint. Dated, October 4. ie*s. PrB'nftff designates Westchester County me {Mate for trial. WAX4TEIN K GELBMAN. Attorneys far Plaintiff Office ond Post Office Address 20 South Broadway Yonkers, N Y . TO: MARIA FASUtO MUSONE. The foceaalna summons Is served upon you y publication pvrsuont ta on order f HON. HUGH S. COYLE, 0 Justice Ot the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated the tth day of October, 1965. and filed with the complolnt and other papers n the office of the Clerk of the County of Westchester at White Plains. New York. The abject of this action Is to secure ludoment onnuiiing the mnrrioae ot f i e ptolntlff, RALPH MUSONE, ond the
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