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IQ BROOKLYN EAGLE, SEPT. 23, 1 953 The jffeSsS by Lloyd C. Douglas Chapter 10 in the Picture-Serial of the Book 'it Wl II 111 malllM I I I .1 I w4d5j I I I i "I I I ft 1. I I jf 2 I go after Paulu with hi tword and th lattw wlcom tht With this blow Marcellus knocks Paulus' sword bom his hand but refuies to finish his disarmed adVersary. Paulus, hartnq agreed to leare the Christians alone if he lost the contest, orders his men away and the victorious Marcellus is left in command of the situation.

Converted to Christian principles, Marcellus Joins the line of mourn ca lying the body of Justus from the square. The furious battle Is over. Peter and Demetrius ask Marcellus to loin them on their trip spread Christianity. (Continued tomorrow.) Paulu slamhee Marcellus' arm and Marcellu reels back. Paulus, a flK.j aaarmiT swordsman, leaps in lot the kill, muttering "IV split mar men bom head to fool than you see in this square." But Marcellus gets la a lucky blow.

encounter. Now able to rent hit feelings against Marcellum for Bllljiq to mjlilary post he feels he has earned la battle), Paulus curm him en their sworde clash. ing and finally reconciled to' Miss Haver's intrusion on his life with his father. ew Bills Open at Three Brooklyn Houses With Patrice Munsel starring in the Technicolor musical, The film is divided into two "Melba," at the Brooklyn Paramount, John Wayne at. theparts, and the camera moves nnn in i h.

cw ani nan Hfliipv and Junplfrom the site of the crash and the efforts of Wayne and his Haver co-starring in the Technicolor "The Girl Next Door" at crew to survive, to the organized searchers who make des Albee, Albee, the Brooklyn moviegoers have a wide choice of Robert Morley in the role of the camera focuses on the male actors. The accompanying feature at the Fox is "Fair Wind to Java." in color, co-starring Fred Mac-Murray and Vera Ralston. At the Albee "The Girl Next Door," the Albee's top feature, is a Technicolor musical, with June Haver as a night club song and dance star and Dan Dailey as a widower with a young son, living next door. Dennis Day has the role of Miss Haver's business manager. The plot has Miss Haver and Dailey in love, with Billy Gray, as Dan's young son, first resent OPENING TONIGHT World Championship Rodeo, at Madison Square Gar den.

The 28th annual edition, headed by Gene Autry and his hor.se, Champion, and the Range Rider and Dick West, will run through Oct. 18. Ma-; tinees on Wednesday, Friday through Sundays, and Columbus Day. Performers include five trick-riding beautif clowns George Mills and Bill Keen Byron Hendricks Hollywood Movie Doge, Fred Robinson's Pony Chariots, 200 cowboys headed by Fred Lin-derman, and 600 untamed broncos, steers and calves. the noted impresario, the first new screen fare, starting today, "Melba," generous in the mat But it's the songs and dances that give "The Girl Next Door" its best moments.

Six pretty girls who support Miss Haver as a chorus in her star act add a lot of glamour to the story. Dennis Day has some good songs, among them "If I Love You a Mountain" being the best. June Haver's best song is "Nowhere Guy," which is used to spark a lively production number. Co-featured at the Albee is "Glory Brigade," starring Victor Mature. J.

0. Oscar Hammerstein, John Mc-Callum as the suitor who mar ter of settings as well as songs, ries Melba, and Alec Clunes presents a steady succession perate attempts to find the missing plane. Among the rescuers are Lloyd Nolan, Walter Abel, James Arness, Andy De-vine and Allyn Joslyn, all competent and air-conscious players, wno give a sense of reality to the story. It takes almost six exciting and John Justin as the men who lose out. operatic treats, as it takes the story of the noted singing star from early girlhood to the height of her operatic career.

With "Melba" the Paramount is showing "Gun Belt," starring George Montgomery and Helen Patrice Munsel. opera star in days to find the lost plane, and Westcott. her own right, makes a tempera the picture builds up consider mental Madame Melba, slim TO ACCOMMODATE THE RECORD loots ifm it in 11:1111:11 At Brooklyn Fox "Island in the Sky" at the and attractive. able suspense as the search narrows to an area that is still many miles in extent. We got The youthful coloratura I f.MUII I I LJU I I I Mil UJI Brooklyn Fox, offers a modern soprano sings and enacts dra plane crash story, with Jonn IvsijhtfOvf SCREEN occasional glimpses of two anxious wives at home, Ann matic bits from "La Traviata," MA sin ST.

1 MtKtUrflUNIU i BURT LANCASTER MONTGOMERY CUFT IT '1 r. i it' if 1 11 i 1 1 Doran and Dawn Bender, and Wayne as an Air Transport Command pilot who is forced down for lack of fuel in unJ "Lucia di Lammermoor," "Pag-iiacci" and many other popular ly' iroadwav DEBORAH KERR FRANK SINATRA DONNA REED of Phyllis Winger, girl friend of one of the crew But throughout the major part of the film charted territory in northern Canada. operas, and adds a number of popular songs, along with the beautiful "Ave Maria." The, film is embellished with the work of the orchestra and MMES MKHtNErS WMPUIflC'UVEimiltE! GARY COOPER boors Open 9:30 A.M.,TJp252w 45ft SI chorus of the Covent Garden Opera and the Sadler's Wells "Return to PARADISE'-Tummm Ballet. The picture, which was made in England, has a fine British supporting cast, which includes NEW SHOWS TOPAYat MOVIE TIME SCHEDULE 1 On Our BROOKLYN ALBKE Th Olrl Nflt tat." 11. 1:156.

WIDE SCREENif, 7:56, "Glory Bricadt," 12:35. 3:31, 0:31. 9:31. FOX "Inland 111 the Skr." 12:37, 'Tlr Wind to JTi," 11, 2:11. 8:02.

9::33. I Edw. G. ROBINSON METROPOLITAN "Vic, Sqnad." AMAZING! FANTASTIC! THRILLING! 1:57. 4:49.

7:40. "Siren of Baf dad." 12:40. 3:32. 0:24. 9:15.

VALENCIA PAR A MO FNT "Melba," 11:05. :13,: 9:17: "Goa Belt," 1:17, 4:51, 8:25. SCIENCE-FICTION ADVENTURE-THRILLS! H. G. WELLS! MANHATTAN ASTOR Slal.r 17," 10, 12:10, 2:20, 4:30, 6:10.

8:50. 11. CAPiTOL Her, Eternttr-" 10:30, The Blueprint Blunder Whenever Helen Gaxton gave a party it was a lulu. Only people who counted would be there. Such front page dandies as Mike Agostino, who ran the numbers racket; Peter Oehl, the dock boss; Sam Kramer, the off-track bigwig; Rocky Perry, the slot machine czar; and such other great guys as Phil the Financeer.

Then, too, every once in a while an out-of-town good-will ambassador would make a showing just to let the boys know that the lads from Chicago sent their regards. Phil was standing alongside the piano, "If ya got something that makes money, then I'm the guy that's got ihr) money to make money. Only it'll cost you 15 percent," he. cTiiickled. Helen looked great in the new pale blue dress she was almost wearing.

"Hey Phil, bet you don't remember an old school chum. I brought this handsome gentleman along with us tonight." "Ya lose, sugar doll, I'd never forget Jack Wilson. Why he's the only guy from our block who went to college, and he was the smartest of the whole gang, too. Make 'hat million yet?" he asked. Jack didn't have to answer.

The shine on his blue serge suit blinded everyone's eyes whenever a light hit it. "Whatja been doing guy?" "Racing stock cars around the country," Jack replied. Phil laughed, as he took a large roll from his pocket. "Here's a connle of hundred. (Jo out and get yourself hushed up and come around to see me tomorrow at 11.

Hey, Helen, let's get this party going," he shouted. Jack was at Phil's office the next morning at the appointed time. It didn't take Phil long to make a decision. "You're coming up to my place in the country this weekend. I want to see yqu drive.

I've got an idea or two that we may be able to put to use. See you Friday!" A few days Inter some of the boys were out on the road watching Jack put a car through its paces. "Pretty good driving, man," exclaimed PhiL On a fixed day the following week Jack met two others. One of them said, "You keep the motor running. When we rush back into the car you go' like blazes.

This souped-up load will take all you got." Ten minutes later the two men dashed into the car. "Get going'." The tar shot out like a rocket. If these lads had ever seen a getaway, this was it. There wasn't any, thing short of a spare ship that could tie up with this trio. "You're certainly a slick stick man," complimented one of the boys.

The report Phil read that night said, "Phil, you finally got yourself a boy. Of ronrse, he never knew that we were testing him and that we hadn't stuck up anyone." The next night found four men in a dimly-lighted room. Phil went over the plans like a fine surgeon. There would be a second getaway car parked alongside after they got of town. Everything was letter perfect.

At 220 on a Friday afternoon Jack sat behind the wheel rf a parked car. Four men entered a bank. One his hand and touched his hat. Jack started the motor. It purred quietly.

Then he heard the shooting. Only one man rushed out. It was Phil. "They got the others, step on it!" he shouted. Hut Jack froze behind the wheel.

Phil tried to lake the wheel away. Then he fainted. They put Phil on an operating table. Four slugs were removed. When he opened his eyes a special FBI agent at his bedside asked, "Want to make a statement?" He barely could be heard.

"Ya can't trust a college man. They don't stand up in our league." Then his lips closed forever. Several men and Jack Wilson walked into the room. The FiU can lie proud of you, Jack Wilson, the way you handled this ob. It's a good thing you remembered you knew Phil Stolz when you were both kids." "Thanks," replied Speeial Agent Wilson." Funny, only a few hours ago I learned the Phil I knew died four years ago." 12:45.

3:10, 5:39, 7:511. 10:15. 12:25. nnrn i CRITERION "1, th, Jnrj," 10, 11:45. V46th STREET ALPINE BREVOORT BROADWAY JCONEY IS.

Rat. 1:35, 3:25. 5:15, 7. 0:50. 10:40.

12:30., XJ(7Ml OF you GLOBE "The Maonlirhter." P. 10:39, CAN'T Ml A CO 3:311, 0:24, 7:12, 9, 12:30. tVN0 urn MAYFAIR "The CaddT." 9:22, 11:14, 1:08, JJG ATES 2:58, 4:50, 8:42, 8:34, 10:26, 12:18. Ml HALL "Roman Holiday." 10:30, THE WORLDS' TECHNICOLOR AND 1:24, 4:21, 7:20, lUie, 12:33, IV.H, A 0 JJK I PARAMOUNT "A Lion In the Street." 10:17, 1:27, 4:38, 7:49, 10:58, atace. 12:08.

3:21. 6:32. 9:43. RIVOLI "Little Bot Loal," 10, 11:55, JVORIENTAL a. in, lz.

IHG.R0I VERA-ELLEN ROXY "Th, Robe," 9:10, 11:35, 1:05. JVP I I JP I iz. it VICTORIA "The Moon la Blue," 10, 11:53, 1:46. 3:41. 5:36.

7:31. 9:26. 11:21. SIREN of BAGDAD WARNER "Cinerama," 2:40, 8:40. OlffNS LEGAL NOTICES RITA 'SALOME'! GLASS WALL Paul HENREID -Patricia MEDINA and whose place or place of residence are unknown and cannot after due dilisrence be ascertained, nnd tn VTRIBORO I HILLSIDE WILLARD HAYWORTH Tedmiuhr I VittorioGASSMAN any and all unknown persons inter- eaxea in me estate or kachkLi or KAL.MAKL, MAHU.NKY I SO known aa RAY BOWMAN, Deceased, as creditors, next of kin or otherwise.

SEN GREETING: niBORO PK 3-D 'SECOND CHANCE1 WHEREAS. HYM AN WANK. Pun 7 BAY RIDGE 'MAN ON TIGHTROPE' ond'PRESIOENrS LADY' LJD SQalag 17lrVrf i till AQimrc r-nmorlwl -IM WU is "A HILARIOUS comedy! ic Administrator, Kings Countv. with in office in the Municinal Biiitriine. and 'SEA DEVILS Vjr Borough of Brooklyn.

City of New VVNEW PANORAMIC WIDE SCREENS at THEATRES CHECKED York, haa presented his account aa Administrator of RACHEL, or RA- A firm which we can all cheer!" -Kaf Camtroft, STAGE rLAVS STAGE PLAYS CHAEL. MAHONEY aka RAY BOW-MAX, deceased, lately residing at No. 66o Flathush Avenue, in the BoroiiKh of Brooklyn, County of Kings. City and State of New York, and a petition praying mat nis account may do judicially settled: NOW THEREFORE, vou and each MUSICAL SMASH'." Coleman. Mirror COLE PORTER'S A A TriZ ABE BURROWS Stelag 17 LAST 3 WEEKS! Prior ti latarnatianal Toar Htrald Trit).

PORGY BESS Bjr GERSHWIN HEYWARD wf" CAB CAIXOWAT Alr-Cond ZrEGFELD.6tliAv.alM8t.CI 5.5200 Ern.at 8:30. Matt. TODAY A SAT.mt I SO of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogate's Court of the County of Kings, to be held in Court Room- at the Hall of Records, in the County of Kings, on the 10th day of November. 1953. at 9:30 o'clock in the ill PANORAMIC SCREEN.

II A Paramount Pittuf WILLIAM WEN DON TAYLOR (r-CO)iii 8AM S. 8HUBEnT.W,448t CI 6-5190 Em it 8:30. Mats. TODAY ft SAT.at forenoon, why aucn settlement should not be had. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.

we have caused the Real of our NOW THRU OCTOBER 11 ONLY oADLER'S wells ballet METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE B'a "Sgt E.i.,nel.SUn.a:30.M.t..8at.tsU.H.M.".pi: THE HOTEL PIERRE proudly presents 'Mhe incomparable said Surrogate's- Court to be DOORS OfEM -Tlnflel with Meitemint. Atkinson. Timet MAURICE EVANS in Dial for murder Air-Con. PLYMOUTH. W.

45 St. CI. 1-9156 WITNESS Hnn Fl TV4V MS KM, (Seal) RUBENSTEIN. Surrogate of Evii.at 8:48. Mats TODAY SAT at 3:40 our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the tald County, the 17th day of September.

1953. AARON L. JACOBY. Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. LIMITED ENGAGEMENT I WEEKS ONLY mmwm At Home With fthel waters S23-4t I LEGAL NOTICES THEATRE THFATRE hi mini.

union (in mm i.aiij LEGAL NOTICES FILE NO. 2Cfflfi- 1953 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Sun. thru Sat. Evei. it 8:40.

Flrtt Mat. Sat. 2:40 MATIMII DaitT KCIT 141. jt ivinim, iNowi i a NEW YORK bv the (trare of Ond 48th ST. THEATRE, E.

of B'way. No. Hon. pird. .10 MIN.friaTIMES SUNDAY EVE.

PERFS7830 Now Popular Prices! PACIFIC I r5oi Mat: $3.00. 2.40. Air -add. "IRRESISTIBLE FUNI A HrFFIIlrn rn SKULNIK WHORF I HE FIFTH SEASON KINO free and independent. To Joseph Weinblatt and Helen Welnhiatt, and to Alan Weinblatt.

if livintr and if as brilliant a ever In a new tut tuiict I iuc US 1IIIC1 II IHUIlt jf Iim 1 IT "7 he be dead, to anv and all unknown unknown 1 jiiMditiAaM tauH to ii mmrt 1 persons who would be ai Sutton: IVJ 2 SHOWS EVERY SUN. Matinee 2:30 Evening 7:30 BROADWAY'S FABULOUS MUSICAL lUYS DOLLS show accompanied by her own -m-F mlmanmm listributees. I (---, in of BEV- VlClOtUt a. female rtwa llUIIll F1II0INW heirs at law and next of Filf No. 62S3 51 1 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF THK Df' THE STATE OF NEW YORK, by the grace of God.

z.W A.jiK. ly in? Krace of God, free and lndnpendent. To the Hus-f!" ind. -nrlcnt. Tn the Widow and John, if any.

the name John anv. tl r.m Mary beimri bn fictitious, and to the next of kin, f. 10 th. 'w of 1' of LOUISE ANDERSON, De- if JOB or JOSEPH whose name or names and bb. a JOE OR LOW 3 or places of residence 0 JOSEPH or JiizEF and cannot after due I.i'V.'.-KI li', whose name oriaiii(rnre be ascertained, and to any na.i.

and whuse place or places ofian(i, unknown persona interested r- are unknown and tne estate of LOUISE ANDERSON, ie diU-nc he ertained Deceased, as rreditors. next of kin or to anv and ail unknown per.ons!'h"wie SEND GREETING: in the estate JOE or JO-1. WHEREAS. HTM AN WANK. ntc lie Administrator.

Kinir Tonntv with ERLY JtL'TH WEINBLATT. T. LE SIC minn and it nf na. Ooon Opffl AH I 2S.4:?0.1 IS. 10:10 TTy-- ST.

sons be dead, their legal representa- tivei. their husbands or wives, if any. 1" Evaninffl TussiJav thru Sat. 8:30. Sun.

Eve. 7-30 Mallnrea SATURDAY SUNDAY at quarier ot musnai vmuvi obrt Norrtt, Conducfor STANLEY MELBA and hi. ofch.itra with (he Cotillion Stringi CHICO-RUU mi hi Wwmba orcheilr distributees, heirs at law and sucres- sors in interest, all of whom and AAA whose name and nlares of reidenre A WHIRL OF COLOR. BRIOHTVFSQ 8t.E.tt I.a?ao arp unknown and cannot after dili- 0 AM) VIVACITY!" CVF tr. I 5un W- Mon.) Mati.Sat Rpni inquiry pb asceriainea; aiso known as JOSEPH ori" in the Municipal iZKF GRLOWSKI.

Deceased. of Brooklyn. City of Newi RODGERS HAMMERSTEIN'S wvo current Tv YuI Brynner 1Y1 AND JULIET! RnrraHu Whereas. Samuel Blorh and Gt-r- A trude Bloch. who rpside at 2ol0 Straus.

Street. Brooklyn. Nw Yo'k. has- presented a petition prayine fr A fln ord'r annrnvine thp adoption of, the BEVERLY RUTH IV- Atr-Cond. MAJESTIC.

44th St. i aiUIIierSieill jCotilUon in kin e. preaented his account as STANISLAWA ORLOWSKA SEND Administrator of LOUISE ANDER-CHEKTING. oOS. lately residing at No.

ft'ilFPEts hvmwwvvk- Ph 1 Pacific Street, in the Borouich of 1,7 York 'nT. Ci in nTTf im itiai pniHttn- iarP York, and a petition setled' aCCUnt be jU" York, ha wc-nt-d hi? accnunt as li, Ev.1. 5:30 Sharp. Mat. Today 182:30 Sharp I HK KINl.

A Ii I EXbELLENT The Ntm Adrninis-ratur JOE or .1 SEPH VOU anI aen MY 3 ANGELS by SAM BFLLA SPEWACK Eves. 8: Mai neti TODAY SAT "5 "ni EEWELf OKUiW also known as JOE 11R- of you aio hrhy ritd tn raufw bpfnrp our Surrogatp's Court of th County of Kinea. to bp h-ld in Court starring UAITCD I 7 tini.i in Li n. THE SEVEN YEAR ITCH RLATT hv your petItionT and di-rfptinsr that the 3nid BEVERLY RUTH WEINBLATT shall henreforth hp rpgnrdd and trpated in all respect? as thp child of your petitioners snd be known and rallrd hv the name of BEVERLY RUTH BI.OCH and for a further order dptermininc that the raid ALAN WEINBLATT JOSEPH WEINBLATT and HELWV WEINBLATT have abandoned tho child, and that their consent to the adoption he dispensed with. Now, Therefore, you and each of vou are hereby rited to show raue CARMEN HENRY COWAN MATHEWS DANIELL nit too A UKUVVN Dirertti by JOSE FERRER Alr-Cond.

MOROSCO.W.45St. Mati.TodaylSat. HRH AVENUB AT lit STREET 46 st Cl an Evr.at 8: Id. Mats. TODAY SAT at "J' Mall Orf.

The Golden Touch of FRANK IE CARLE HIS PIA.NO and his orchestra Dinner and supper dancing nightly except Sunday CAFE ROUGE HOTEL STATLER For reservations, call John at PEnneylvania 6-5000 LAST 2 WEEKS! "STS" Best Musical of the SeanB-i'. LOWS a or joZfcF dcrvstd. Utfly rfiflmi; at N-'). 417 Xfw Avpnup. in thf Bnr-nirjrh (jf Brooklyn, Cfninty of Kings.

City and St a it of Npw York, and a n-mtion pray in that Ins account may be judicially NOW THEREFORE, you and f-srh of v-iu arp hiMliy i itf-i to. hiw causf bpfor-p our Surrugat'- Court of -'liinty of Kijies. to hld in Court at tli- Hall uf Rpi nids. in thp Countv of intra, on th Vnh day of tw-nibf-r, U.33. at 9 3D o'rloi in th firnnnn.

why such ettlemnt should had. I IX TEr-'TTMOXT WHEREOF, Invp i tuj-f-ij th s.a of our! Sun Court to be h'Tnn' i affixed. hpfore our Surrogate's Court of the! Koom at thp Hall of Recr rda. in thp County of Kinw. on thp 10th day of tfovmbr.

1953. at 9 30 o'clock in th forenoon, why such settlement should nnt bp had. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF have caused the St-sI of our said Sirrofrat Court to be hpfpimtn affixed, fSf-al) WITNES.S. Hon. IVAN RT'BENSTEIX.

SurmtrntP nf our said Countv. at the Br-nutrh of Rrooklvn. in thp County, the 17th day of Septpmhpr. 1953. AARO.V L.

JACOBY Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. (OWTINUOUS fROW PUSK-V 5-9689 BRASH BOUNCING NEW ENTHUSIASM -Krr Trih WISH YOU WERE HERE "5Sc.0S.'!,.l'T.d.,t.,. PICK UP ON SOUTH RODGERS HAMMLRSTEIN'S KL AHOMA 0 Ririur. WIDMARK STDFFT dun PETERS Directed bt ROUBEN MAM0UL1AN i Down AMONGr THE Dances bi ACNES rle MILI.E MATH.TODAY4S.T.:SI.2ll.l.5ll.l.80.',.4i) EVES. AT 8:30: 8l.ft.

I Kit. ill. Y. CITY CENTER, 131 W.53 St -SMEITERINO PALMS County of Kines. to he hpld in the court room at the Hall of Rprords.

in, the County of Kine. on the 2Sth day: of October. 1953. at 9:30 o'clock in the forenoon, why such ordT should not be made. In Tej-timonv Whereof, we harp cau.ed the sp1 of our ps'd Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed.

(Sal) Witness. Hon. E. Ivan Ru-bpnstein. Surroeate of our swid Countv.

at the Bor-augh of Brooklyn, in thp Countv of Kings, the 24th day of Aumtft. 1353. Aaron L. Jacohy. Clerk of th Surrogate's Court.

23-4t File No. '3a!) Hn. TV AN DRAMA CRITICS' CIRriF AWtRn ROSALIND RUSSEIJL Wonderful town Surn.eate of PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF SUNRISE HIGHWAt.VAllEY STREAM uur sari L.i'intv thf Bor- MiW YORK, by the grac of God ouxh of in th fr'- and ind.ppndpnt. To the Hus-aid County. t', 17th day of, band John, if any, the name John Sf n'eMhpr.

I hme fictitious, and to th next nfktn. Pnlltirr Prlie Play-rltlc' Clrrle Award Tha Thnatre Guild 4, Joihua Laian present PICNIC -SS, A Npw Ploy by William ingi AARO.V JACOBY. if any. of RACHEL or RACHAELl Extra Perf. This Sun.

BL1' V. 8. SAVINGS STAMPS AND BONDS Clerk ol tne tourn sate ourf. mahu.nky aUo known as RAY MAS, Xeceafted, whose njune or namea MUSIC BOX.W 45 St 30 M.U.T.r,'. W.

I Hul.r Prlc-Prw Fm" Ev. 8:30.