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Tomorrow Eddie Cantor and his entire radio revue- will occupy the stage of Loew Metropolitan Theater for one week starting Thursday. This will be Cantor's first appearance In Brooklyn in eight years and will also mark the first vaudeville show at the Metropolitan in three and a half years Cantor brings with him to Brooklyn the following, most of whom have appeared on his radio program: "The Mad Russian" (Bert Gordon) Lent Lynn, Eddie Cantor's latest singing discovery; Falrchild and Carroll, radio's popular piano team; "Mr. Guffy" (Sidney Fields); Joyce Hunter, society's debutante entertainer, and the Stuart Morgan Dancers. The Cantor show at the Metropolitan will be augmented by the screen feature, "Fast and Furious," starring Franchot Tone and Ann Sothern. JHfcJS I ftTTrt LAFAYETTE AVE.

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JSTQUrgnr Sjrill Telephona MA. 8-774. Clowd Sunday A Washington, Oct. lft The year's most novel publicity formula has been the out-of-town Junket that the Warners, Paramount, Universal and 20th Century-Fox have staged for the openings of their most important films. None of them, though, has been more completely justified than the expedition that Columbia Pictures completes today for the opening of Frank Capra 'i la lest production, "Mr.

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St. OPEN SUNDAYS. Air Con. AL. 4-1414 ington." It had its premiere last night, sponsored by the National Press Club here -where some of its scenes were shot, but even more Important than this, is the fact that Capra 's film has capt ured the hustle-bustle atmosphere of ihis town and recreated the tension of politics-at-work that one can feel Immediately he sets foot on Pennsylvania Ave.

It Is a tension that is Washington's own and one that Is not easily imagined by those who haven't personally experienced it. And most of the New York reviewers, strangely enough, had not. Columbia lost no time in supplying a remedy, providing novel hour in the Senate (although, taxpayers note, only a dosen Senators were operating), a reception where politics (not movies, for change) was the main topic of discussion among reviewers and a dinner with Senators and Representatives, rather than producers and directors, as the guests of honor to supply shop talk of Capitol Hill rather than a San Fernando Valley and Hollywood Boulevard. It set up a real-life background with which to compare the setting that Capra has recorded on celluloid. That he has succeeded in reproducing an authentic Washington is probably no surprise to those who appreciated the Capra realism in "It Happened One Night," "Broadway Bill" and "You Can't Take It With You." How much more he has woven into "Mr.

Smith Goes to Washington" must await the Music Hall opening tomorrow. While his film was still in the formative stages before a set had been built or a camera turned Capra set forth succinctly his objective for his newest film: "I can only hope," he said, "that 'Mr. Smith Goes to Washington' may intensify and confirm a prideful consciousness of what being an Amer vOn Your Toes" Due This Week jean Arthur Cast in New Screen Comedy Zorina, dancing star of "I Married an Angel," recent Broadway musical hit, heads the cast of the New York Strand Theater's coming attraction, "On Your Toes," which will open there next Friday. Comedy is the main theme of the production, with even the twinkling toes of the lis some Zorina directed to that end. Supporting her is a large cast of comedians, headed by Eddie Albert and including Frank McHugh, Alan Hale, James Gleason, Leonid Kin- skey, Gloria Dickson, Queenie Smith and Erik Rhodes.

George Balan- chine directed the dance sequences and Ray Enright directed the rest of the picture. The "in person" show at the Strand will feature Hal Kemp and his Time to Shine Radio Revue, featuring The Smoothies, Nan Wynn and Bob Allen. Jean Arthur, Fred MacMurray and Melvyn Douglas will play starring roles in a gay comedy romance, based on the Somerset Maugham stage success entitled "Too Many Husbands," which will shortly be placed in production by Columbia, The picture will be directed by Wes ley Ruggles and will be this director's first picture under his new contract with the company. Claude Binyon is preparing the screen play. Miss Arthur recently completed the starring role in Columbia's Frank Capra production, "Mr.

Smith Goes to Washington," which is scheduled to open at the Radio City Music Hall this week. Edward Small announces the addition of Washington Irving's "Legend of Sleepy Hollow" to his list of productions to be made in the immediate future and to be released by United Small will announce a team of writers within the next tmn, orhn will ac onprt to the screenplav of this classic of the u.HiM, SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTT HOME OWN ICRS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff. Against GIU8UPPINA TURRISI, at defendant. WILLIAM BARUCH, Plaintiffs Attorney.

It Court Street, Brooklyd, New York. Pursuant to judgment dated October 5th. 13. duly entered, I will sell at Eubllc auction to the hlgheat 'bidder. E.

I. DONOVAN, Auctioneer, tt Uia Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn, New Tofk; on the list day of October, 1938, at 12 o'clock noon, the premlaea In said Judgment directed to be sold, with the improvements thereon, altuata in the County of Kings, State of New Tork, on the easterly side of Weat 13th Street, distant J74 feet 4 Inches northerly from the corner formed by the iiiieraecuon ui mc ruicu biuo West 13th Street and the northerly side of Hlghlawn Avenue: being plot 3n feet 8 inches in width front and rear, by 100 feet in depth on each side. Said premises being more particularly described in said Judgment. Premises known aa No.

1775 West 13th Street Dated. October 9th. 1939. SAMUEL MUCHNICK, Referee. o9-6t NOTICE OF BALE SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY THE WILLI AMSBURuH SAVINGS. BANK, plaintiff, against MICHAEL J. HORAN as executor of the last Will and Testament of Katie Maher, cta-ceased, et defendants. pursuant to a juaiment entered here-In, dated September 39th, 1939. I will-sell at public auction, by I.

JEROMK RIKER. auctioneer, at the Brooklyn' Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montaaue Street. Brooklyn, New Tork on October 15th. 1939, at 12 o'clock noon, the mort-' gaged premises In the Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, directed by said judgment to be sold, with the Improvements thereon, situate on the northerly side ot seventy-seventh Street, distant 500 feet 3 Inches west- erly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the northerly aide of Seventy-seventh Street with the westerly side of Tenth Avenue, being a plot, 24 feet 4 Inches in width front and rear by 100 feet In depth on both sides with a narty wall on one side together with street rights and easement of record and subiect to easement, cove nants and restrictions of record.

Refer ence la made to said judgment for more complete description of said prem-. ies. Dated. October 2nd. 1939.

THOMAS E. O'DONNELL. Referee. S. M.

D. E. MEEKER. Attorney for Plaintiff, One Hanson Place. Broct lyn, New York.

SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY THE LINCOLN SAVINGS BANK OF BROOKLYN, plaintiff, against LOUIS GELLMAN, et defendants. In pursuance of a judgment herein entered and dated September 27th. 1939, I will sell at public auction, by LEO J. GOLDBERG, auctioneer, at th Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague Street.

Brooklyn, New York. on November 1st. 1939. at 12 o'clock, noon, the mortgaged premises in tha Borough of Brooklyn, County of Kings, City and State of New York, directed: by said Judgment to be sold, located at a point on the southerly aide of Gates Avenue, distant 175 feet easterly Irom the southeast corner 01 uates Avenue and Sumner Avenue, being 20 feet in front and rear with a uniform depth' of 100 feet on either side, and more particularly described in mortgage recorded in Liber 6972 of Mortgages, Page 67. reference being mad to said Judgment for a mora complete description thereof.

TOGETHER with all the right, title and interest of the parties to this ac- tion, of. in and to the land lying in Gates Avenue in front of said prem ises to ine centre line tnereoi. SUBJECT to railroad and telephone easements or consents. City Zoning Plan, covenants and restrictions, If any. not violated by said buildings on the said premises and subject to a state of facts an accurate survey may show.

Liatea, uctoDer linn. i3. MALVIN B. MARIASH, Referee. WEISBROD ic FROEB.

Attorneys for Plaintiff. Office and P. O. Address. 32 Court Street, Brooklyn, New oii-m SUPREME COURT.

KINGS COUNTY BUSH WICK SAVINGS BANK, Plaintiff, against PINARRO REALTY' et defendants. BROWN MORGAN, Plaintiff's Attorneys, 176 6th Avenue, New York City. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale, bearing date September 29th. 1939, 1, tne referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction, by MARTIN SOLOMON, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague Street, Borough of Brooklyn, New on ine Min oar 01 uciuDer, at i uiua uuuu, iiio pi cuiibcw tu Him Judgment directed to be sold, being- Plot of ground, witn a ouuaing ineret on, in the Borough of Brooklyn, County of.

Kings, bounded and described aa follows: BEGINNING at apoint ou tha northeasterly side of East 86th Street, distant 140- feet northwesterly along the same -from the corner formed by the intersection of the northeasterly 1 side of East 86th Street with the north-, westerly side of Flatlands Avenue, as the same are laid down on the Town Survey Commission, Man ot Klines County and filed in the Register's Office of Kings County; running thence northeasterly parallel with the north westerly side of Flatlands Avenue 100 feet; thence northwesterly, parallel with the northeasterly side of East 86th Street 30 feet; thence southwesterly again parallel with' northwesterty side of Flatlands Avenue 100 feet to the northeasterly side of East 86th Street: and thence southeasterly along the northeasterly side of East 86th Street. 30 feet to the' point or place of beginning. Together with all fhe title and interest of the mortgagors to tha land adjoining said premises to the center line of the street; AUGUSTUS FROEB. Referee. o4-6t SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK.

COUNTY OF KINGS ARABELLA S. BURR, plaintiff, against GRACE E. et defendants. Puranant to a judgment aatea 28. 1939.

I will aell at publio auction, by GEORGE P. SINNOTT. auctioneer, in the Real Estate Exchange Room. 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn, N.

on October 24th. 1939. at 1'J o'clock noon, the premlsea described aa follows ALL that certain plot, piece or par. eel of land, situate. lying and being -in the Borough of Brooklyn, of The City of New York.

County of Kings and State of New York, bounded and describe: as follows, to wit: BEGINNING at a point on the northeasterly side of Fourth Street, distant three hundred and thirty-five feet ten and one-half inches northwesterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the northeasterly side of Fourth Street with the northwesterly side of Ninth Avenue: running thence north-, easterly parallel with Ninth Avemid and oart of the distance through party wall ninety-five feets thenco northwesterly parallel with Street seventeen feet: thence southwesterly parallel Ninth Avenuet and part of the distance through a party wall ninety-live reel 10 me norui-easterlv side of Fourth Street, and thence southeasterly along the northeasterly side of Fourth Street seventeen feet to the point or place of beginning. ALSO all the right, title and Interest of the party of the first part of, in and to Fourth Street lying In front of and adjoining said premise to the centre line thereof. bald "Ninth Avenue" being ati known as Prospect Park West. SUBJECT to any state of facts an accurate survey would show, covenants, conditions, restrictions and -easements of record, lonlng ordinances and regulations. Dated.

October 2nd. 1989. BENJAMIN LEVINE, Referee. SACKETT. CHAPMAN, BROWN A CROSS.

Attorneys for Plaintiff, Id Nassau Street, New York. N. Y. o2 4 9 11 16 18 23 SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY-HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, vs. MARY C.

CROSS-LAND, et defendants. Pursuant to judgment entered October 13th. 1939, I will sell at publio auction to the highest bidder, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street, Borough of Brooklyn, City and State of New York, on the 8th day of November, 1939, at 12 o'clock noon, by 0. V. McMAHON.

auctioneer, the premises, with the improvements thereon erected, in the County of Kings. State of New York, situated on the southerly side ot Hill Street, distant 150 feet easterly from the corner formed by its intersection with the easterly side of Euclid Avenue, being 20 feet In front and rear and 100 feet In depth on both sides, as more particularly described in said judgment, and being known as and by the street number 18 Hill Street, Brooklyn. New York. Subject to building, lonlng restrictions, covenants, easements and restrictions of record, if any; any state of facts which an accurate survey may show, including changes In the street line. Dated.

October 16th. 1939. WILLIAM H. HALL, Referee. SIDNEY SCHNEIDERMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff, 165 West 46th Street, New Tork City, 18-6t WJtTh accomplish that he collaborated with Sidney Buchman in creating a sim ple, small-town American for whom he planned a busy career that wound up with his landslide election to Congress.

That is Mr. Smith. When Mr. Smith arrived in Columbia's "Washington," he found all of the details of the town the buildings, the Senate chamber, the authentic tone that Mr. Capra himself assembled in his usual painstaking manner, on his research tour of the nation's capital.

He found sets that were built from photographs the producer had shot, and he found an exact duplicate of the Senate Chamber peopled with 96 feature players and extras chosen to conform physically to tne composite picture of a model United States Senator 52 years old, 5 feet 11 inches tall, weight, 174 pounds, according to Columbia's statistics. Ordinarily we would award little extra credit for such accuracy in motion picture reproduction. More often than not, it is destroyed by haphazard story construction that never really Justifies th -trouble it involves. With Capra the case is different: the precision of his Wash ington sets mirrors the deu Derate care he has taken in recreating the idealism of Mr. Smith, the selfishness of conniving politicians and the earnestness of those who are Strugs gling to make democracy function properly.

Just as he has fashioned a duplicate of the Senate, Mr. Capra has created a strine of authentic personalities who can be recognized for what they are. xney are tne result of Capra's penchant for detail. They live and breathe and they are real and significant. You can find their prototypes scattered around town; arid you can applaud, for once, the hours that Hollywood spends on research.

was held last week at the Berks County Jail, Pennsylvania, one of the largest penitentiaries in, the State, by special arrangement with the prison authorities. More than 300 convicts togetner with Warden Paul B. Gernert, the prison chaplain, and other officials witnessed the picture, which co-stars Charles Bickford and Barton Mac Lane. It was the first time in two years that a commercial feature had been shown at the penitentiary. Leaders of every major motion picture company are identified with the producing committee of "Night of Stars," gigantic benefit for set tling refugee Jews in Palestine: which will be held In Madison Square Garden on Wednesday eve-ning, Nov.

15. The Honorary chairmen of the producing committee are Barney Balaban, Paramount; Nate J. Blum- berg, Universal; David Bernstein, Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer; Jack Cohn, Columbia; George J. Schaefer, RKO; Joseph M. Schenck, Twentieth Cen tury-Fox; Murray Silverstone, United Artists, and Albert Warner of Warner Brothers.

'Witness Vanishes' At Rialto Saturday Universal Picture's Crime Club production, 'The Witness Vanishes," I co-starring Edmund Lowe and Wendy Barrie, will open at the Rialto Theater on Saturday. The story is laid in London, with most of the action in a newspaper office. A former publisher, rail-l roaded to an insane asylum by lour plotters who steal his paper, escapes and attempts to murder all four of his enemies. In the supporting cast are J. M.

Kerrigan, Bruce Lester, Walter Kingsford and Forrester Harvey. Next at N. Y. Paramount Teddy Powell, the songwriter, and his band will open at the New York Paramount Theater next Wednes- dav for a two-wees stay as me iea- tured stage presentation. Powell is the comDoser of such songs as Tamirof: and John Howard.

Saturday Night Revues At the Marine Theater The Century Circuit's Marine Theater announces that it has inaugurated a new policy of stage revues, to be presented every Saturday night in addition to the regular screen attractions. Many old-time stars, as well as popular entertainers of today, will be headlined at the Marine. Movie Time Table 'rirtooKi-yN ALBEE 11:15, 7:20, 9 15, 10:40. DYKER 13:30, 2:30, 3:55. 5:55, 1:40, 3:30, 4:40, :30, 7:40.

9:50. 11:40. 2:31, 5:14. 7:57, 10:40. METROPOLITAN 11:23, 12:38.

2:36, 3:51. 5:49, 7:04, 9:02, 10:17. PARAMOUNT 11. 4:42, 7:28, 10:24 ST. OEOROE PLAYHOUSE 1, 2:50, 4:05.

5:55. 7:10. 9, 10:15. 8TRAND-1140, 2:25. 8.

7:40, 10:15. TILYOU 12:07, 1:18, 3:13, 4:23, 6:18, 7:28. 9:43. 10:53. MANHATTAN ASTOR 10:15, 12.40, 3:05, 5:30, 7:55, 10:20.

CAPITOL 10:53, 1:05, 3:17, 5:29, 7:1, 9:53. 12:05. CRITERION 9 42, 11:11. 12:47, 2:16, 3:52, 5:21. 8:57, 8:26.

10:02, 11:31. 1:07. FILMARTE 1 2 50, 4:40, 6 30. 10, OLOBE 9. 10 45.

12:30, 2:15, 4, 5:45, 7:30. 9:15. 11. 12:45 MUSIC HALL 11:35, 2:12. 5, 7:57.

10:34. PARAMOUNT 10:01, 12:55, 3:59. 7:08, i I RIVOLI 10:14. 12:15, 2:16. 4:18, 6:19, 18 20.

10:21. 12:22 strand-9 39. 12:57, '416, 7:33, 10:31. 12.29. Filmartc Film Stays "The End of a Day," the Jullen Duvivler picture about actors, will remain at the Filmarte Theater for a sixth week.

The cast, headed by Louis Jouvet, Victor Francen and Michel Simon, Includes Madeleine Ozeray, 'Gabrlelle Dorziat and Arthur Devere. Education Department Meets Members of the department of Education of the Long Island Feder ation of Women's Clubs, Mrs. Edward L. Denton- chairman, met at the Adelphi College Alumnae head quarters at the Hotel Collingwood yesterday morning. Plans were for mulated for a two-year educational survey programto be undertaken by the committee in order to bring Long Island clubwomen in close con- tact with the duoationl opportuni-! ties offered in all of the four coun ties of Long Island.

Initial plans include the listing of all types of schools and other educational organizations in each county. This listing will be in charge of the four county representatives of the committee Mrs. Elmer T. Sulle-barger of Kings County; Mrs. Augustus E.

Calif ano of Queens; Mrs. Jesse E. Thomas of Nassau and Mrs. Henry L. Rieth of Suffolk County.

a Thoracic Hospital Managers Convene The Board of Managers of the Brooklyn Thoracic Hospital (formerly Brooklyn Home for Consumptives), held its first Board meeting of the Fall season at the hospitaU40 Kingston yesterday. The Presi dent of the hospital, Mrs. Oscar W. Swift, presided. The Board members present -Included: Miss Sara E.

Allen, Mrs. Henrv C. Bainbrldge, Miss Mildred Bainbridge, Mrs. Harold R. Bayley.j Mrs.

George M. Billings, Mrs. wirt E. Darrow, Mrs. Phillips Elliott, Mrs.

Carl O. Erlcson, Mrs. Arthur A. Hanson, Ms. Remsen W.

Holbert, Miss Minnie E. Hopkins, Mrs. Walter P. Kitchell, Mrs. David H.

Morton, Mrs. William F. D. Noble, Miss Susan N. Read, Miss Sarah E.

Ryder, Miss Anne W. Safford, Mrs. Rowland W. Salmon, Miss Edith B. Southard, Mrs Oscar W.

Swift, Miss Katherins Teschemacher and Mrs. Willard T. Thompson. a Seminary, Auxiliary Sponsors. Card Parly The Ladies Auxiliary of St.

Agnes Seminary held a monthly evening bridge party for the benefit of fhe new building fund Monday night. Some of the officers, including Mrs. George C. president; Mrs. Frank W.

Clarke, corresponding secretary; Mrs. James D. O'Brien, treasurer; Mrs. Charles A. Graeber, chairman of the board, and Mrs.

John M. Delaney, secretary to the board and chairman of the prefS, were the hostesses. The president welcomed the guests and mentionsd that the auxiliary is concentrating this season on a building fund. In addition to the hostesses there were present Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Cox, Mrs.

Helen G. Culyer, M-s. William Scanlon, Mrs. Chesr George Paige, Mr. and Mrs.

Edmund R. Doody, Miss Genevieve Graeber, Mrs. Albert Granger Hall, Miss Kathryn L. Maher, Mrs. Edward C.

Burke. James D. O'Brien, Miss Urusula O'Brien, Mrs. Edward Case Mrs. Edward' W.

Case, Mrs. Ray mond W. Emsworth, Mrs. Arthur Ross Baxter. Mrs.

Henrietta Bur dett, Mrs. Charles Hagan, Mrs. A. Martin Marino, Mrs. Harold G.

Williams, Mrs. L. C. Klemmer, Mr Joseph L. SeGuln, Mrs.

Frank L. Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Denhard, Mrs.

William J. Heslin, Mrs. John J. Kearney, Mrs. William V.

Walsh, Mrs. William L. BechtoM, Charles E. Graeber, Mr. and Mrs.

Leo F. Carey, Mr. and Mrs. J. Graham Petri, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest A. Zema, Mrs. Sadie Enright, Mri Frank Henkel, Mrs. LeRoy Rojt, Mrs.

John L. McAteer, Miss Margaret Ryan, Mrs. Edward Nolan Miss Florence Shields, Mrs. John Hanley, Mrs. G.

Pike, Miss Maud Washington, Mrs. Andrew Isaacson, Mrs. Walter A. Howe, Miss Veronina Bernard, Mrs. Frank L.

Stanley, Mrs. James Heffernan, Mrs. James McOulre, Mrs. E. D.

Nugent, Mrs. John Donegan, Mr. and Mrs, Wil liam D. McClunn, Mr. and Mr William A.

Bonner, Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Grady, Mrs. J. James Shea, Mrs. W. P.

Waters, Mrs. Walter C. Jones, Mrs. Arthur S. Aubry, Mrs.

William J. McCauley, Mrs. Edwin L. Keating, Mrs. Joseph P.

McLaughlin, Mrs. John J. Mackey, Mrs. Keyes, Mrs. Tony Hart, Mrs.

James Tonery. Mrs D. W. Corrigan, Mrs. J.

F. Eagan, Mrs, J. J. McManus, Mrs. R.

Cors, Mrs, Lynn Wellman, Mrs. Nell McCann, Mrs, John Duffy, Mrs. Richard L. Swanton, Mrs. May E.

Shanley, Mrs. John T. Martin, Mrs. Bernard B. McGuirk, Miss Betty Delaney, Miss Helen Bernard, Miss Eugenia Flanagan, Miss J.

Florence Moore, Miss Ethel Mo- Alevey, Miss Margaret M. McAlew, Miss Anne M. Meehan, Mrs. James McVeigh, Mrs. Edward Harold.

Miss Dorothy Hennessy and Mrs. Joseph Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Newton R.

Herson of 30 Westminster Road are guests of the Hotel Commodore, Manhattan. Helen Hayes Star of "Ladies and Gentlemen," which opened last night at the Martin Beck Theater. Roxy to Retain 'HollywoodCavalcade' "Hollywood Cavalcade," Darryl F. Zanuck's new production filmed in Technicolor, will remain for a second week beginning Friday at the Boxy Theater. Alice Faye and Don Ameche are co-starred in this 20th Century-Fox film and the cast of supporting players includes J.

Edward Brom-berg, Alan Curtis, Stuart Erwin, Lynn Bari, Buster Keaton, Donald Meek. Jed Prouty, George. Givot, ConkJin, Chick Chandler, Ben Tur- pm and Chester Conkhn. Nursing Sisters Make Plans for Card Party A meeting of the Nursing Sisters of the Sick Poor was held on Monday, with Mrs. Thomas Gilmartin presiding.

Reports were read by Miss Edmere Dalgleish, Mrs. Joseph O'Neill and Miss Beatrice Butler. Final plans were discussed for the card party and fashion show on Saturday afternoon. Prof. Kenneth Bailey played piano selections and the Rev.

Eugene McCloskey closed the meeting with benediction. Tea was served by the following hostesses: Mrs. George McCloskey, Mrs. Thomas Ryan, Mrs. George Kuhn, Mrs.

Robert Patterson, Mrs. William C. Haley. Among the guests were the Rev. William J.

Dunn, Mrs. William G. O'Brien, Miss Marguerite Butler, Miss Mary Jordan, Miss Agnes B. Clark. Mrs.

A. Sidney Bar-ritt, Mrs. Daniel S. Murphy, Mrs. Frank P.

Curran, Miss Martha Wil liams, Miss Kathryn Toner. Mrs. Edward Maher, Mrs. Bart Patterson, Miss Cecilia F. Faulkner, Miss Mary Regan, Miss Mary J.

Martell, Miss Frances M. Martell, Mrs. George S. Rice, Mrs. Peter P.

Hughes Mrs. Harry B. Massey, Mrs. William E. Edmonds Mrs.

Thomas M. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Charles A. oraeber, Mrs. Albert Granger wail, Mrs.

John Van Buren, Miss Elizabeth Daggar, Mrs. Willard S. Salmon, Miss Mary Rooney, Mrs. Peter J. O'Grady, Miss Aliice Cavanaugh, Mrs.

Edward Geraahty. Mrs. Henry G. Dowsett. Miss Kath- erine cooper, Miss Helen L.

Connell. miss neien Brice, Miss Mary Clary and Miss Genevieve Hennessy. 1 Mrs. M. Todd Smith of Brooklyn entertained at dinner last evening in the Bowman Room of theBilt-more, Manhattan, in celebration of the golden wedding anniversary of her uncle and aunt, Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Kunz of Washington, D. C. Mrs. Kunz was the former Miss Lillian Todd of Wilmington, Del.

In the party were Mrs. Kunz Wells, a daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Al phonse Bogia, brother-in-law and sister. Another daughter, Mrs.

Henry W. Snyder, lives in ton. There are six grandchildren. He (Didwood UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP OF EDMUND W. BUTLER Olaaar fra lit.

Saaday Dlaaar Utm 7St WEDDINGS, BANQUETS, Card Parties, Dances, Communion Breakfasts, etc. to 500 rerieni No Farty Too Small 1145 FlatbMh apa. Dorchester DISSOLUTION NOTICES STATE OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF STATE, 1 DO HEREBY CERTIFY that a cer-flcate of dissolution of LUDOR CON-biKiJCTION CORP. has been filed in thin department this day and that it appears therefrom that such corporation has complied with Section One Hundred and Five of the Stock Corporation Law, and that It is dissolved. GIVEN IN DUPLICATE under my hand and official seal of the Department of State, at the (Seal) City of Albany, this fifth day of October, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine.

MICHAEL F. WALSH, Secretary of State. By FRANK S. SHARP, Deputy 8ec-retary of Slate. ol8 25 STATE OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF STATE, I DO HEREBY CERTIFY that a certificate of dissolution of 2254 CROTONA AVENUE CORP.

has been filed In this department this day and that it appears therefrom that such corporation has compiled with Section One Hundred ana live or tne stocx corporation Law and that it is dissolved. GivrJN in duplicate under my hand and official seal of the Department of State, at the (Seal) City of Albany this fifth day of October, one thousand nine hundred nnd thirty-nine. MICHAEL F. WALSH, Secretary of State. By FRANK S.

SHARP, Deputy Sec-retary of State. 0I8 26 STATE OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF STATE, I DO HEREBY CERTIFY that a certificate of dissolution of UTILITIES CONTRACTING lias been filed In this department this day and that It appears therefrom that such corporation has complied with section ono hundred and five of tho Stock Corporation Law, and that It is dissolved. GIVEN IN DUPLICATE under my hand and official seal of the Department of State, at the (Seal) City of Albany, this tenth day of October, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-nine. MICHAEL F. WALSH.

Secretary of State. By FRANK S. SHARP. Deputy Secretary Of Stata, 018-2t I I I Urban Club's Initial Meeting Held at Club The Urban Club, Mrs. Louis Elbert Strong, president, held its first meeting of the season yesterday at the Neighborhood Club.

A buffet luncheon was served for members and their guests before the meeting. The speakers were Lawson H. Brown, Mrs. William Hanson, chairman of Red Cross executives, and Mrs. Harry M.

Rice, head of the Red Cross membership drive. Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Nichols were the guest artists. Among others present were Mrs.

Thomas Fleming, Mrs. Matthew P. Jones, Miss Elizabeth Schalk, Mrs. J. S.

Roberts, Miss Bess Langford, Miss Jessie Langford, Mrs. E. J. Warner, Mrs. Arthur Deckhant, Mrs.

David M. Resseguie, Mrs. Theodore B. Brown, Mrs. William R.

Lasher. Mrs. John H. Jackson, Miss Helen Anderson, Mrs. Nella Brown, Miss Alice Whilson, Mrs.

i Charles Gay, Mrs. Arthur T. Clark, Miss Florence Hale, Mrs. David Hutchinson, Mrs. John J.

Schoonhoven, Mrs. Mary W. Banker, Mrs. John L. Bauer, Mrs.

Everett Smith Berrian, Mrs. Howard M. Chardavoyne, Mrs. John F. Crawford, Mrs.

Charles C. Meytrott, Mrs. Halbert A. Bolt, Mrs. Richard M.

Chapman, Mrs. Howard W. Drake. Mrs. Reuben L.

Haskell, Mrs. J. Edward Hoae. Miss Margaret R. Laing, Mrs.

H. Donaldson Leopold, Mrs. Floyd S. Neely, Mrs, Me u. Post, Mrs.

Fenwlck White Ritchie, Mrs. James H. Schultz, Mrs. Edward Gaylord Warner, Mrs. Charles D.

Williams. Mrs. William L. Felter, Mrs. Gustave Volckening, Mrs.

Robert Leroy Weaver, Mrs. Joseph W. Turtle, Mrs. B. Boone van Hoff, Mrs.

Fletcher Tracy, Mrs. Frame Hale, Mrs. Eugene Hanet and Mrs. William S. Buchanan.

William M. Pattersons Celebrate Anniversary Dr. and Mrsj William M. Patter son celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary, by entertaining some members of their bridal party last evening at dinner at their home, 10 7th where their wedding reception was held on Tuesday, following their marriage in the old Simpson Methodist. Church.

Dr. and Mrs. Patterson and their daughter, Miss Caroline F. Patterson, had already celebrated this anniversary by a tour of a month and a half throughout' western Canada and this country by touring through the Canadian Rockies and along the Pacific Coast from Vancouver to Tiajuana. Mexico, followed by a month at their Summer home on Campobello Island, Canada.

Open House Is Held At y. W. Institute With Mrs. Joseph W. Helmsoth and Mrs.

Michael M. Makla, co-chairmen of a special committee for the occasion, an "open house" was held yesterday at International Institute of the Brooklyn Y. W. C. 94 Joralemon St.

Representatives of many of the 54 nationalities represented in the, branch's activities were present at a tea and program dramatizing the various activities. Assisting Mrs. Heimsoth in receiving were Mrs. James B. Greeley, Mrs.

Jean A. Curran, Mrs. William H. Lohman and Mrs. Claude G.

Crane. Mrs. Walter Truslow, chair man of the committee of management, was also among those who welcomed guests. The dramatteations showed the work of the Institute in lmmigra-1 tion and naturalization assistance, in language problems, in employment, in nurturing understanding and appreciation of foreign cultures and their contributions to American life. Members of the staff, all of whom took part in the program, are Miss Ada Bess, general secretary of the branch; Miss Bahla Hajjar, Miss Rosina Martella, Mrs.

Reginald Call, Miss Alice G. Water-house and Mrs. Monroe G. Morley. Berkeley Alumnae Opens lis Season The Alumnae Association of the Berkeley Institute, Mrs.

Francis L. Durk, president, held its first monthly business meeting in the alumnae room at the institute on Monday. Mrs. Durk presided and a social hour followed. Among hose present were Mrs.

Everett P. Birch, Mrs. Henry Valentine Birgel. Mrs. Lloyd E.

Brown, Mrs. John B. Catlin. Mrs. Robert Cartwright, Mrs.

Milton Dorf, Mrs. Harold A. Finley, Mrs. Henry Theodore Hagstrom, Mrs. James T.

Hodgskin, Mrs. Helen Stickler Lyon, Mrs. J. Courtney McGroarty, Mrs Frederick A. Pizzl, Mrs.

C. Russell Rauth, Mrs. Charles L. Roberts, Mrs. Gilbert H.

Thlrkleld, Mrs. Stephen Valentine and the Misses Ina Clayton Atwood. Jean Baird, Celes-tine Cairns, Helen Hegeman, Marion Berts, Gladys Linton. Mary Noaks, Parnlin Par.t.prrm. TViris ftlller.k.

Dorothy Taylor and Cynthia jwinant. NIGHT JIMMX KELLY'S DISSOLUTION NOTICES STATE OF INEW TORK, DEPARTMENT OF I DO HERB BY -CERTIFY that a certificate of (Basolution of CONTRACTORS SERVICE CORPORATION has been filed in thls department this day and that, it aimears therefrom that such corporation hfts complied with section one hundred ana live ot me storx corporation Law. i and that it is dissolved. OIVEN IN DUPLICATE under my hand and official seal of the Depi rtment of State, at the (Seal) City of this tenth day of October. ime thousand nine Itundred and thirty-nine.

(CHAEL F. WALSH, I Secretary of State. By FRANK K. SHARP. Deputy Secretary of StatX ol8-2t rORECLOSUKEB SUVREMB: COlfRT.

KINGS COUNTY OWNERS' LOAN plaint! Bf. against -ESTHER LEDKk et i defendants. Pursuant to jlidgment. entered on the 28th day of September. 1939, I will sell at public auction? at the Exchange Salesroom.

189 Moiitague Street, in the Borough of County of Kings. City an State of New Tork, oy oaCAR El QOODSTEIN. Auctioneer, on the 1 23rd day of October, 1939, 12 o'elck noon on that day. tntt mortgaged (premises directed by said judgment to be sold, In the Borough o.J Brdokl Hn. County of Klnsn, City and State New York, situate nn the southerly! side of India Street, distant 426 feet east of the southeast corner of India wtreet and Manhattan Avenue fronting 25 feet on India Street being 90 feet in depth on both aide and 25 fe tt wide in the rear.

Said premises ark known as 174 India Street and are mpre fully described in said Judgment. i Dated Septemlr 30th, 1939. WILLIAM fa. HALL, Referee. na-6t noticeIof sale, supreme court.

kings county HilMii OWNERS' LOAN CORPORA TION, plaintiff, against SAMUlJL ROSEN, et (Wendants. VINCENT ROLiUO. Plaintiff's Attorney. 280 Columbifc Street, Brooklyn. New York.

I Pursuant to Judajunent. dated September 23. 1939. duly Wintered. I will lell at public auction tc tn nignesi Diaacr, bv DAVID DIAMiIND, auctioneer, at the Rranklvn Real Estate Exchan3.

189 Montague Stniht. Brooklyn. New York on the 24th chiy of October, 19o9. at 12 o'clock noon, qhe premises in nail judgment directed Jo be sold, situate in the Cnuntv nf Ki ncs. Stats of New York, ou the southwesterly side of East 98th Street, distant! 271 feet 8 inchjs southeasterly from (Avenue L.

being a plot 21 feet and 7 hi-hoa in width front and rear by 100 fee in depth on eaon aide and the sides leing parallel with Avenue and as mfre particularly da-scribed in said ju lament. Premises known aa 1404 East 198th Street. Dated. October 2. U939.

JAMES A. Referee. 1 o2-6t MW SUPREME COURT. ICINGS COUNTY HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, agfinst CLARA V. BIRMINGHAM, et at.

defendants. VINCENT E. VICliKANZO, Attorney for Plaintiff, 32 Court Street. Brooklyn, New York. I Pursuant to Judgment dated September 26th.

1939. duly filtered. I will aell at public auction to the highest bidder. by M. J.

REILLY. at the Brooklyn Real Eatait Exchange. 189 Montagus Street. County of Kings, City and State of Nljw York, on the sum uay oi uciooer. mjov.

ai viut noon, the premises tu said judgment directed to be sold situate in the Count nf Kina-a. CEv and State of New York, on the teasterly side of Ocean Avenue, distal nt S4U leer, norm of Oriental Boulevard 4 being 60 feet In width front ana reair ny iw leei in depth on each side, tile side lines running parallel with Ofkental Boulevard: said premises being inore particularly described in said iudidnent. PATTT. J. MACIIJEN.

Referee. 4 o9-6t MAW SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY GRACE D. MacDONjfLD and GRACE F. SANGES, plaintiffs. against FINAT CORPORATION, et aeienaants.

Pursuant to judgmer entered Octo-her 17th I will sell at public auc tion on November 9t)t 1939. at the Rrnnklvn Real Estate I Exchange. 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn, N. at 12 o'clock noon, by IUEO J. GOLDBERG, auctioneer, premises 192 South Portland Avenue.

Brooiuyn. ae-scribed aa follows: Situate on the westerly irie nf Smith Portland Avenue. distant 126 feet 8 Inches northerly from the northwesterly cornertor noutn r-ori-tonri mnA Atlantic Said prem ises being 25 feet front and rear and 85 feet In depth on bch sides, and more nartlcularly described In said Judgment. I Dated, October 18th. KB9.

VfNE H. SMI'iSH. Referee. AH ILL ft FRASER. jAttorneya for Plaintiffs, 32 Court Street, wrqoKiyn, N.

Y. ol8-6t SUPREME COURT. KINUS COUNTY-HOMJT OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, agalnatv SARAH 0. PRICE et defendantrf. SOLOMON PEARLMAN.

Plaintiff's Attorney, 185 Montague ytreet. Brook lyn. I. Pursuant to Judgment dttted September 28, 1939, and duly ent red, the undersigned will sell at public auction by MICHAEL J. REILLKl auctioneer, In the rotunda of the Supreme Court, County of Kings, at Fultoa ind Jora -emon Streets, Brooklyn, 1VI.

at 12 o'clock noon on October 211. 1939. he p.emlsea located In Brooklyn, on the southerly side of 87th SUeft. 133 feet 4 lnchen easterly from 3rd Avenue, being It feet 8 Inches Ini front and rear by 100 feet In depth onl both sides, side lines being parallel 3rd Avenue, and which said premltfrs are more particularly described in Lsald judgment. 1 MfLTON ROSENBLUML Referee.

Dinner 11.25. 181 SalliTaa FORECLOSURES SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY- HOME OWNERS LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, against CARALINA PARADISO. et defendants. Pursuant to judgment herein, dated September 26th, 1939.

and duly entered. I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, bv NATHANIEL SHUTER, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Heal Estate Exchange. 18 Montague Street. Brooklyn. New York, on the 24th day of October.

1939. at 12 o'clock noon, the premises in said Judgment directed to be sold, with tne improvement' thereon, situate in the County oi Kings. State of New York, on westerly side or prospect rarx wen, distant 82 feet northerly from the corner formed by the intersection of the westerly aide of Pros Dec Park West and the northerly eide of 11th Street. being plot 19 feet in wiotn ironi aim rear hv 93 feet -4 Inches 1n depth on each side, the northerly and southerly walls of the said premises being party walls. Said Dremises being known as 158 Prospect Park West.

Said premises are more fully described in said judgment. Dated uctoDer ana. isas. WALTER V. DONOVAN, Referee.

MORRIS H. UDELL. Attorney for Plaintiff. 60 Court Street, Brooklyn, New York. o2-6t MatW SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff.

against TILLIE ROSEN, et defendants. WILLIAM G. WERTHEIM. Attorney for- Plaintiff. 189 Joralemon Street.

Brooklyn, New York. Pursuant to judgment dated October 4th. 1939, and duly entered, the referee in said judgment named, by G. P. SINNOTT, Auctioneer, will sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, 189 Montague Street.

Brooklyn, New York, on the 30th day of October, 1939, at 12 o'clock noon, premises, together with all improvements situated thereon, situate in the County of Kings. City and State of New York, on the westerly side ot East 56th Street. 420 feet southerly from Linden Boulevard, be- ing a plat of land 29.83 feet In width both front, ana rear Dy ou leei in aepm on both sides: side lines running parallel with Linden Boulevard; said premises being known as 224 East 55th Street. Brooklyn. New York; said premises being more particularly described in said judgment dated October 4th, 1939.

Brooklyn. N. Oct. 1939. EDWARD V.

F. KELLY, Referee. o9-6t NOTICE OF SALE SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, against EDWARD F. HACKETT, et defendants.

J. PRESTON MOTTUR, Plaintiff's Attorney, 16 Court Street, Brooklyn. New York City. Pursuant to judgment entered October 13th. 1939.

I will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, through HAKKY BEKUKN. Auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn. New Tork.

at 0 clock noon on me (Sin aay 01 November. 1939. all that certain lot of iand, with the building and improvements thereon erected, situated In the County of Kings. State of New York. beginning on the southerly side of 68th Street, distant 302 feet westerly from the intersection or the southerly aide of 68th Street and the westerly side of Bay Street, fronting on 68th Street, being nineteen feet six Inchea wide on both front and rear by 145 feet in depth on both aides.

The easterly and westerly side run part of the distance through party walls. Said premiiws are more fully described in Mia jaagment. frank J. riNO. Referee.

ol4-6t Sa SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY- ANNA camakda. piainini. again.H HELEN KRUNFLEY. et defend ants.

Pursuant to resettled judgment mj-tered herein and dated September 2j. 1939, 1 will sell at public auction, by LOUIS KALISH. auctioneer, to the highes bidder, at Brooklyn Real Esta'o Exchange. 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn.

N. on October 23rd. 1939. at 12 o'clock, noon, the mortgaged premises directed by said resettled Judgment to be sold, situated in Kings County. of New York, -on the easterly side or West Sixth Street, distant 49 feet northerly from the northerly side of Avenue W.

being 24 feet In front on West Sixth Street. 100 feet in depth on the northerly side of said premises and 86 feet 3 'A Inchea in depth on the southerly side thereof, irregularly dimensioned In the rear, and more fully described In Liber 5789 of Mortgages, page 261. recorded in Kings County Register's office. Together with and subject to driveway easement on northerly side of said premises. Dated, New York.

September 28, 19S9. OEOROE SAP AN. Referee. BENJAMIN KRAUSS. Attorney for Plaintiff.

291 Broadway, New York City. o2 4 9 11 18 SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY-HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORA- ION, ulalntlff. against FRANK SAL- ZANO. et defendants. Pursuant to judgment of loreclosure and aaie.

dated August 30th. 1939. duly enierea I win sen ai puonc aucuuu tu the highest bidder, by JOHN J. uu-nincham. auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange.

No. 189 Montague rttreet. Brooklyn, New York, on the 23rd day of October, 1939. at 12:00 0 clocr noon, tne premises, wun me Improvements, situate in the County Kings State of New York, on 'he northeasterly side of 39h Street, distant feet southeasterly from 4th Avenue being a plot 25 feet in width front arid rear by 100 feet 2 Inches in depth on each side. Both side linns run parallel to 4th Avenue.

The premises being known aa No. 443 39th Street. Said premlsea are more fully described in said judgment. DateJ Brooklyn, New York, Septem-Ixr 30ih. 1939.

MAX LIKBERMAN. Referee. JOSEPH E. O'GRADY. Attorney for Plaintiff.

220 Broadway, New Yoik City, e2-6t MftW "Boots and Saddles" and "Bewil- Production starts this week at the dered." Co-featured with PoweU Metro-Gold wyn-Mayer studios on will be Dick PoweU, the movie -Not Too Narrow, Not Too Deep," crooner. On the screen, the Pari-with Clark Gable and Joan Craw- mount will present 'Disputed Pas-ford in co-starring roles. The cast with Dorothy Lamour, Akim nf nrominent suDDortine Dlayers in- eludes Peter Lorre, Melvyn Douglas, Paul Lukas, J. Edward Bromberg, Albert Dekker and Eduardo Cianel-11. The picture is based on the novel of the same name by Richard Bale, dealing with escape from the penal colony in French Guinea.

Frank Borzage will be director, Joseph Mankiewicz, producer. Ann Sothern will play the title role in "Congo Maisie," soon to go into production at M. G. M. under Edward L.

Marin's direction. J. Walter Ruben will be the producer. The picture is adapted from a story by Wilson Collison. The complete cast of "Henry Goei Arizona," new M.

G. M. production, includes Frank Morgan, Owen Davis Guy Klbbee. Virginia Weidler, Slim Summerville, Douglas Fowley, Porter Hall, Gordon Jones and Robert Splndola. Betty Field, Broadway stage s-tar who makes her film debut in "What a Life," now at the New York Paramount, will be guest star on the Al- drlch Family program over NBC's blue coast-to-coast network tomor row evening.

Ezra Stone, who played opposite Mtss Field in the Broadway stage production ol "What a Lite will appear with her on the radio program. The world premiere of Mono- gram's "Mutiny in the Big House" 1.