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I BUSHWICK 'Marcelle Night' Set for Feb. 7 Ruisi Heads Committee For 19th Democrats Assistant Attorney General Leonard E. Ruisi is general chairman of the annual "Marcelle Night" sponsored by the 19th A. D. Regular Democratic Organization, which is being held on Friday evening, Feb.

7, 1941, at the Hotel St. George. Joseph P. Marcelle is the Democratic leader of the 19th A. D.

and Mrs. Sylvia Epstein is the cOleader. Among the prominent Democrats expected to be present will be County Leader Frank V. Kelly, Attorney General John J. Bennett, District Attorney William O'Dwyer, Minority Leader Irwin Steingut, Supreme Court Judge Algeron I.

Nova, County Court Judge Peter Brancato, Federal Court Judge Matthew T. Abruzzo, tive ator Joseph Jeremiah L. F. Pfeifer, Tuomey, State SenCounty Court Judge Samuel Leibowitz and many others. Councilman Anthony DiGiovanna is chairman of the entertainment and arrangement committee, and Thomas Representative Mirabile, Pfiefer, secre- is chairman of the reception committee.

Other active members of the ball committee are Bernard Pizzitola, president of the organization; Deputy Sheriff Dominic Iorio, G. Gary Sausa, Ben Correale, Samuel B. Cusumano, Bruno Caratozzolo, Vncent Lombardo and Peter Marcelle. The club is located at 24 Jefferson in the Bushwick section. EAST NEW YORK Marwede Group Plans Corned Beef And Cabbage Party With their annual installation ceremonies successfully staged, members 's of the Rudy Marwede Association are now turning their attention to next event of the club, which is to be a corned beef and cabbage party on Feb.

22 in headquarters, 3016 Fulton East New York. George Trapani is in. charge of arrangements for the event, which is expected to attract several hundred persons. At the recent induction Mr. Marwede paid tribute to the memory of the late George Shelton, former president of the group.

Six new members were welcomed. Officers of the association are Gregory Shelton, president; Edward Thomas, Thomas Walsh and William McArthur, vice presidents; Frank Clines, recording secretary; Henry Brandenberg, financial secretary; Jerome Walker, corresponding secretary; John Collins, treasurer; Thomas Ward, sergeant-atarms, and Joseph Petty, assistant sergeant-at-arms. Hospital Auxiliary Elects Officers Mrs. Eva Williams of Queens Village was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary of Lutheran Hospital at its annual meeting in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Knickerbocker Ave.

and Palmetto St. The institution is located at East New York Ave. and Junius St. A social hour followed the meeting. Proceeds of a sale which was held were turned over to the Women's Division of the United Hospital Fund.

Other officers elected were: Mrs. J. Leinninger of Woodside, first vice president; Mrs. C. Grozinger of 82 Stockholm second vice president; Mrs.

Martha W. Eichacker of Ridgewood, treasurer; Mrs. Bertha Breden of 4617 4th A recording secretary; Mrs. Melanie J. Lee of 1223 Greene corresponding secretary, and Mrs.

John H. Ducker of 231 Lincoln Place, financial secretary. Maj. O'Ryan to Address Jewish Center Forum Maj. John F.

O'Ryan, former New York City Police Commissioner, will address a forum of the Ocean Parkway Jewish Center on Tuesday night in the center, 550 Ocean Parkway. His subject will be "The Part America Must Play in the Present World Struggle." BEDFORD Serri Warns G. O. P. Faces Ruin Unless It Asks Aid to Britain The Republican party will be "wrecked" unless it demands "more and speedier aid to England," Frank Serri, president of the Kings County Criminal Bar Association, declared at a meeting of the Roosevelt Brooklyn Club at 901 Kent Ave, "The G.

O. P. leadership has misread the November election," Mr. Serri stated. "The people of this country repudiated appeasement and the appeasers.

They rejected this because they realize that appeasement or a negotiated peace means surrender and defeat." He said that the Republican NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS THIS IS YOUR PAGE Make use of it. Any news of social or personal events, civic or political activities or--anything you think is news will be welcomed. Address City Desk, Brooklyn Eagle, 24 Johnson St. CROWN HEIGHTS Jurist Inducts Parkway Club Officers 16th Successive Year What was said to be a local record was set recently by Court of Claims Justice Emanuel Greenberg, when he inducted officers of the Parkway Democratic Club for the 16th successive year in the quarters of the group, 1134 Eastern Parkway, Crown Heights. Justice Greenberg inducted Philip I.

Schick, president, and also installed officers of the ladies auxiliary. In his message to the new officials he said: "Only in this country can people like you get together and speak your thoughts and sentiments freely as you did when Marriage Licenses Issued in Borough Charles Mortensen, 101 Lafayette Ave. -Marion G. Mason, 101 Lafayette Ave. Anthony Bastle, 6205 8th Ave.

-Geraldine J. Pizzonia, 1238 58th St. Nicola Mostrocinque, 465 Humboldt St. -Maria Barbicca, 338 Manhattan Ave. James J.

Delfino, 332 Carroll G. Argondizza, 370 Degraw St. Haymond Blazak. 50 Sutton St. --Leokadia Chojnowskia.

65 Sutton St. Thomas A. O'Keefe, 230 Eckford St.Veronica C. McEuroe, 54 Russell St. Fred Henriques, 280 Henry Kavier, 124 State St.

Daniel P. McCowran. 189 Guersney St. -Mary McShannon, 967 Manhattan Ave. Charles Corsi, 1942 W.

13th St. Josephine Zampariello, 1052 57th St. Benjamin Assante, 206 Carroll St.Soccorsa Stoduto. 288 Van Siclen St. Thomas R.

Dore, 217 Dean Stankaitis, 143 Wyckoff St. George H. Alt. 1729 E. 32d Elizabeth Lind.

854 E. 49th St. Vincent Galati. 134 Franklin Rossi, 290 Dahlgren Place. Thomas Palmieri, 1558 W.

4th St.Maria D'Alessio, 2426 E. 2d St. Steven Nagy. 80-67 57th St. -Florence Hirschfield, 247 Hewes St.

Paul Feder, 94 Rockaway ParkwayRoslyn Gomberg, 1629 E. 91st St. Joseph Ceparano, 167 Taaffe Place- Vincenza Ferrantello, 377 Central Ave. Nathan Busch, 523 Kingston Ave. -Ruth Breiterman, 158 Hancock St.

Ralph Gabirle Squeglio, 24 Cook St.Mary Ozeladd, 24 Cook St. Alfred Unrath. 1132 Clay BronxDorothy Backelman, 1043 56th St. Thedore A. Drew.

346 77th St. -Naomi May Heig. 7525 Shore Road. Abraham Bodell, 2129 Union Schwalben, 684 Ralph Ave. Salvatore Freda.

472 Sackett Gelsomina Farino, 472 Sackett St. Bernard Weber, 2114 Nostrand Ave.Dorothy, Tresser, 2331 E. 7th St. Pete Sparta. 83 Harrison Ave.

-Helen Leckowski, 378 Marcy Ave. Andrew J. Colabella, 1263 65th T. Avena, 1328 67th St. Arthur J.

Gulmi, 1913 E. 19th F. Anthony, 2148 E. 19th St. George J.

Manos. 357 9th E. Fahr, 333 15th St. Irving Cohen, 476 Junius Israel, 482 Junius St. Harry Epstein, 209 Division Jacobs.

85 Clarkson Ave. Philip Finale, 6601 Duryea Court, Lucia Santora, 1056 58th St. Hyman Reiter, 1839 58th -Eva Brenner, 3033. Coney Island Ave. John Rudinsky, 611 41st -Anna A.

Pivovarnik, 4006 7th Ave. Jack Levine, 1732 E. 3d St. -Margaret Holster, 1609 46th St. Enrico Luigi Bafico, 60 W.

17th Manhattan- -Catherine Renda, 47 Chester Avenue. Dominick Conturis. 96 Quincy Incagliato, 94 Quincy St. Julius Blitzer. 823 Avenue C--Estella Melvin, 1114 Winthrop St.

John Pearson, 332 St. Nicholas Manhattan -Helen White, 309 Lexington Avenue. Damon Stroven. 92 Hope St. Rose Bookman, 215 Roebling St.

James Simonen, 98 St. Mark's Marguerite Dotter, 98 St. Mark's Ave. Sidney R. Groveman.

643 Snediker Ave. -Ethel Silverman, 1720 Rockaway Parkway. James K. Van Pelt, 525 10th Sturmo. 254 16th St.

Ben Bernstein. 209 E. 37th -Sarah Berliner. 87 10th St. William E.

Rossner, 61 Herbert St.Eleanor Ignaszewski, 61 Herbert St. Albert Shulman, 809 W. 177th Manhattan-Ida Shafran. 6801 19th Ave. Sidney Blumenthal, 370 Utica Hershhorn.

248 E. 51st St. Bernard Gerber. 248 E. 51st Goldstein.

619 Saratoga Ave. Henry A. DeBenedictis, 1753 W. 8th -Martha F. Moraglia, 954 57th St.

William Weiner, 2014 E. 13th Mayer, 1002 Foster Ave. Herbert F. Miller. 5216 Avenue 501 Ridgewood Ave.

garet Sam Brooks. 403 Chester St. -Betty Zeluck. 403 Chester St. Manuel Goldtein, 1779 46th St.

-Adele Safer, 1775 E. 13th St. Francis Vancsek, 468 55th St. -Sestina Alca, 468 55th St. Sam Witkin, 3 Rose StickWalter E.

Sanders, Rockaway, N. ler, 1722 Union St. Virginia Lee. 431 Sterling Palce. Antonio Vivinetti, 971 Madison St.

sario Appollo. 40 Cleveland St. August A. Nickel. 23 Orchard Essex County--Jennie Theresa Somma, 66 73d St.

Irving Kolenberg, 2346 80th St.Blanche Sheen. 1755 Ocean Parkway. Hyman A. Jacobs. 279 Broome Behar, 299 New Lots Ave.

John Edward Heenan, 964 Princeton E. Austin, 11 Parkside Court. Milton H. Silverman, 1051 Carroll E. Arbeit, 3514 Neptune Ave.

Archie Levinstein. 1593 Park PlaceMarion Mogeloff, 1408 Sterling Place. Dominick Mauceri. 93 Pearsall Nassau--Matilda Cohen. 688 Williams Ave.

Herman Linder, 1755 St. John's PlaceYonah Levy. 1755 St. John's Place. John Burling, 252 St.

Mark's Ave.Florence A. Rimus, 1436 Flatbush Ave. Mark Epstein. 381 Berry Kramer, 90 Schenck Ave. Thomas F.

McCann. 4851 41st Long Island City -Cecelia A. Peters 1745 E. 2d St. Joseph Boonfanti.

2255 83d Sparacio. 14 Bay 20th St. John P. Casella, 55 Hanson Place- Edna M. Grolle.

1069 Jefferson Ave. J. E. Short, 1738 E. 37th Hansen, 162 Nelson St.

Lewis Wade. 124 E. 117th Stevens. 231 Nostrand Ave. Saul Raback.

575 Miller Miller, 47 Kings Place. Morris Copio, 205 New Lots -Clara Zolotow. 423 Miller Ave. Luis Rigs, 186 Amity Christiansen, 318 Senator St. Elias A.

Markowitz, 105 S. 9th St.Ruth Bauman. 105 S. 9th St. Sidney Seckler, 822 Ocean Ave.

-Miriam H. Kucker, 2402 65th St. John W. Hands, 1332 Union M. Culley, 25 St.

Charles Place. Samuel Newman. 532 Sackman Bernard. 2681 E. 11th St.

Julius Gralla, 914 Saratoga Ave. -Evelyn Dorfman, 70 Hill St. George A. Pererson, 170 Woodruff Ave. -Bertha Koosch Taten, 7200 Ridge Boulevard.

Richard A. Lambert, 626 Wythe M. Maxwell, 640 Baltic Anthony Ciancimens, 8108 97th Queens- -Mary Elardo, 745 Schenck Ave. Ruby Grolman, 928 E. 89th St.Goldman, 429 Osborne St.

Harold T. Leviton, 2202 Avenue J- Shirley Isacowitz. 1367 President St. Frank Pomerantz, 1311 Lincoln Placeto Esther Meyerson, 1311, Lincoln Place. Nicholas A 131 Taaffe PlaceAngelina B.

Scarpunto, 153. Skillman St. Gustave A. Cert, 658 Park Place -Do- BROOKLYN EAGLE, THURSDAY, JAN. 30, 1941 19 FLATBUSH Beth Abraham Dedication Set Ceremonies to Be Held On Sunday Afternoon 0 HER TIME TO THINK -Miss Eileen Nolan, left, seems to be stumped by a question propounded by Edwin Fischer of the Brooklyn Young Men's Chamber of Commerce during a "Mile o' Dimes" quiz in the Hotel Bossert.

Miss Ann Harrison looks on. Proceeds went to the 1941 campaign against Infantile paralysis. PROSPECT PARK Art Distribution Center To Be Opened in Boro The opening of a new art distribution center at the Brooklyn Museum, Eastern Parkway, was announced today by the New York City WPA Art Project and the Brooklyn Museum. The new center. which will open the second week in February, will house a selection of sculpture, paintings and the graphic arts.

An index of Americar design study series, posters, mural sketches and photographs for allocation to schools and other public buildings, was made available to the project through the courtesy of the board of trustees of the museum and Laurence P. Roberts, director. The center will occupy a room on the sixth floor where representatives of tax-supported and taxexempt institutions may make se- HILL SECTION Men's Club to Hear Ruelke at Dinner The Men's Club of the Episcopal Church of the Messiah and Incarnation, Greene and Clermont will hold a dinner tonight in the Hotel Granada. The principal speaker will be G. Edmund Ruelke, executive secretary of Prospect Park Branch Y.

M. C. A. Other addresses will be made by Federal Judge Mortimer W. Byers, the Rev.

Ernest A. Harding, rector of the church, and George P. Kennedy, president of the Lafayette National Bank, who will be toastmaster. James S. Russell is arrangements chairman.

Try using cold milk in place of ice water the next time you make pie crust. lections of work to be allocated. The Brooklyn Museum distribution center will supplement the work of the existing center at 110 King Manhattan, and was chosen for the convenience of institutions in Brooklyn and its vicinity. Mr. Roberts stated: "The establishment of a WPA art distribution center at the Brooklyn Museum marks an important step forward in servicing the art needs of the schools and colleges in Brooklyn.

For the first time, art instructors and principals can come directly to the museum to select works from the many excellent examples of the best in contemporary American art made available through the project's broad distribution program." GREENPOINT Women of 15th A.D. Hold Card Party The McQuade Women's Democratic Orgonization of the 15th A. D. sponsored a card party last night in its headqaurters, 148 Greenpoint Greenpoint. Games of euchre, pinochle, bridge and bunco were conducted by Mrs.

Margaret Kimiek, and refreshments were served. Mrs. Emily Halliday was chairman, assisted by Mrs. Mary Donovan, Rose Hynes, Mrs. Margaret McQuade, Mrs.

Frank McQuade, Mrs. B. O'Dea, Mrs. Mary Ryan, Miss Mildred H. Corcoran, Ida Orr, Mrs.

Ann Smith and Miss Amanda Hamilton. Hear Brooklyn Attorney Louis Huttenlocher, Brooklyn attorney, addressed the, Flatbush League in the Flatbush Republican Club, 2431 Church Ave. FLATBUSH GIRL IN SOUTH--Miss Muriel K. Shinick, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

S. R. Shinick- of 511 E. 34th shown enjoying the races at Hialeah Park, Miami, Fla. you elected your leaders.

Clubs of this kind are the safeguards of our democracy." Other officers elected were: Assistant District Attorney William I. Seigel, first vice president; Ira I. Gluckstein, second vice president; Benjamin Berhang, third vice president; Lawrence Seidman, fourth vice president; William B. Volet, treasurer; Maurice L. Pearlman, financial secretary; Samuel Brill, recording secretary; William Aaronson, corresponding secretary; Joseph N.

Coel, sergeant-atarms, and Julius N. Schoenberger, chairman of the board of directors. lores McCormick, 168. Harman St. David Babich.

748 Quincy -Rose Grevior, 607 Elm St. Philip Gaynor. 230 Westwood Nassau-Lena Aditsky, 60 Brighton Court. Irving S. Wolfe, 5014 18th -Naomi P.

Kumin, 1700 Albemarle Road. Bernard Silverman, 238 Bay Suffolk- -Ruth Kassof, 1845 President St. Herbert M. Ueberall. 1248 E.

36th St.Elizabeth A. Miller, 1246 E. 35th St. Oscher Passer, 740 Gerald Panio. 2108 E.

21st St. John Roth. 217 Church Y. Lorefici, 480 Sackett St. Anthony Pedace, 8629 14th Ave.

-Carmela Cimino. 2934 Montrose Ave. Paryer Moore, 1163 Fulton -Katie A. Greene, 444 Carlton Ave. John Garziulo, 2324 80th St.

-Asma A. Neihize, 2324 80th St. Leon Parvin, 945 F. 27th M. Theriault, 345 75th St.

Alexander Grantz, 186 Delancy Manhattan- Jennie Gell, 201 Boerum St. Abe Sacks, 341 Chester White, 341 Chester St. Eli H. O. Meren, 418 49th F.

House. 471 9th St. Edward E. Surrey, 166 Remsen St. -Mildred B.

Feffer. 301 State St. Max A. Sternberg, 249 S. 2d St.Blanche Altman, 43 Marcy Ave.

Irving Davis, 2913 W. 8th Plotkin. 2709 Avenue U. Caesar Morrone, 349 37th St. -Giovanna Neri.

443 Essex St. Frank Guarino, 143 Hull St. -Rose Fernantino. 214 Somers St. Victor Fennentino.

166 Manaka St.Stephanie Aksamit. 646 Central Ave. Charles M. Myrisk. 445 Putnam Ave.Lottie Jackson.

192 Halsey St. Joseph Marcinkewicz, 108 Somers Bailey, 108 Somers St. Milton Adler, 250 E. 178th BronxMiriam Joseph, 2029 82d Seymoud A. Gilman, Middletown--Rose Toby Udetll, 1103 Coney Island Ave.

Nathan Zucker, 995 Eastern ParkwayMildred Rosenkrantz. 1593 Sterling St. Herman Lowitz. 2050 68th Peretz. 1873 E.

6th St. Louis Cheroff, 124 Rockaway Parkway -Eva Shurnoff, 1484 Eastern Parkway. Bentamin Gorclick. 560 Kosciusko St.Rose Sheskin. 54 Sumner Ave.

George Kolnick, 1266 Carroll St. -Rosalind Rorney, 1266 Carroll St. Muray Lobb, 2320 Creston Bronx -Paula Model. 57 Herkimer St. Frederick Krause, 484 New Jersey Ave.

-Mildred Shanigold. 137 New Jersey Ave. Sol Sorin, 820 Park Tobias, 54 Sumner Ave. Sol Wein. 430 Levonia Gasior.

7518 20th Ave. Michael Lupo, 20 South SuffolkCatherine Tinaro. 1423 23d St. Joseph Francis, 129 Cook Esther Rudman, 21 Morrell St. Joseph Filoseta, 1169 Nostrand Helene J.

Pollak. 1035 Washington Ave. Edwin R. Biork. 16 Van Sicklen D.

Byrnes. 2776 W. 3d St. Louis D. Maresca, 160 Nelson St.

-Rose Campulo. 98 Butler St. John Vittore, 588 Union Padovano, 751 Union St. Isadore Albert Coyne. 525 5th Ave.Ida Cerin, 305 E.

93d St. Conrad F. Kundle, 832 Quincy Cogliano. 194 Hull St. Thorval T.

Hasseldal, 931 Clinton St.Christina Larsen, 5909 7th Ave. Joseph Simeone, 559 Berkeley PlaceMonica Knight. 563 5th Ave. Edward V. Tonks: 296 Hewes St.

na R. McDermott. 796 Broadway. John Mines. 190 Clermont Ave.

-Victoria Pino. 190 Clermont Ave. Andrew Turner, 325 59th DiSarno, 260 Milford St. Moses Seeve 1672 Prospect Place- Fannie Feine, 1762 Park Place. Morris Cohen, 47 Bay 20th -Saral Asnis.

8814 Bay Parkway. George J. Schoen. 3118 Brighton 4th -Frances Schwartz, 3049 Brighton 12th St. Harold Smith.

14 Lake St. Shirley Haberman. 396 Williams Ave. Irving Cohen. 626 W.

13th Manhattan -Sylvia Rabinowitz, 1865 55th St. Samuel Livson. 751 St. Mark's Ave.Mildred Tappis, 699 Madison St. Abraham Schulter.

1609 47th St. Rose Lerner. 2851 W. 22d St. Robert A.

Pape, 348 Adelphi C. Wildermann. 64 St. James Place. Abraham Rothman.

4207 Bedford Ave.Sadie Greenwald. 2858 W. 24th St. Julius Sherman. 521 Cleveland Meltzer.

899 Montgomery St. Julius Spiegel. Newark -Diane Schonbrun. 395 Pennsylvania Ave. Benjamin Agliano.

118 Pioneer St.Margaret Tacono. 319 Van Brunt St. Harry Lazarus, 1165 St John's PlaceBlanche Goldberger, 510 Crown St. Alexander Leznevitz. 478 Jerome Nina Meleshko.

308 Hopkinson Ave. Ralph L. Koher, Centralia, bella G. Parker. 256 Lafayette Ave.

Morris Kargman, 639 Neptune Ave.Ruth H. Kabakoff. 3020 W. 2d St. Fiore Simonetti, 54 Havemeyer St.Catherine DeLuca, 263 N.

6th St. David Goldberg, 287 Christopher Ave.Betty Kessler. 416 Livonia Ave. Bartolmeo Esposito. 2449 E.

14th St.Gertrude Sve. 1419 Avenue I. David Bauman, 422 Saratoga Ave. -Rose Kamen: 353 Chester St. Louis L.

Jannotte, 273 Sumpter St.Josephine Colino, 361 Grove St. Louis Kotkin 1568 48th -Clara Weiss, 1703 E. 20 St. Anibal Alvarez. 80 Skillman Ciorciarl.

80 Skillman Ave. Daniel Fox. 151 Remsen St. -Frances V. Graziano, 543 Ocean Ave.

Samuel Buksbaum, 902-A Gates Sylvia Chafetz. 740 Monroe St. Frederick A Edwards. 2116 Ditmas E. Ferris, 2029 Ryder St.

George Shipman, 1006 Gates Ave.Roslyn Tieger. 518 E. 51st St. John A Langston Fort Hancock. N.

J. Mary A. Wherrell. 170 Neving St. Fred Enslein.

248 Audubon Manhattan-Florence Press, 2176 E. 13th St. Silvio Groin, 1111 69th St. -Marie Repetti. 1429 70th St.

Harry Schechner. 141 3d Manhattan- Bella Kligman 70 S. 10th St. Max Levine. 571 Williams Ave.

-Rose Gold'arh. 668 Sutter Ave Edward Nolan. 567 19th Spencer, 415-A 18th St. James William Ensmenger, 142 Franklin St. Violet I.

Sprencz. 155 Greenpoint Ave. James W. Begley, 1813 E. 34th -Mary L.

Moore. 5310 Avenue M. Hugh F. Pettit, Jackson Heights--Mary A. Bogusint.

101 Shepherd Ave. Joseph Nemotko. 450 St. Mark's Ave.Eda Krause, 295 Adelphi St. George Jacobson.

1442 42d D. Weinberg, 1578. 44th St. Peter Gallo. 1701 11th Ave.

-Lucy Castellano. 1333 67th St. James Shannon. 681 Halsey St 1. Scurto, 6718 14th Ave.

Ferdinand Wenz. Elmhurst- -Sadie Reid. 1488 E. 48th St. Charles F.

Barry 339 51st M. Royall, 339 51st St. Harry Wasserstrom, 163 E. 178th Bronx- John P. Levy.

1545 E. 23d St. Amello Mastrogiovanni. 661 Rutland Road--Agnes Ghzenda, 2 Virginia Place. Philip C.

Brodican. 249 73d Ashley, 8617 3d Ave. Morris Kravitz. 813 170th St. Bornx- Ida Jaffe, 2326 63d St Stanley Greenberg 800 West End Ave, Manhattan -Lucille Robbins.

1576 Ocean Ave. Delayed since last Fall because of the illness of Samuel Holfman, president, the dedication of Congregation Beth Abraham of Flatbush will take place Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. The ceremonies will be held before the three-story building at 1089 Coney Island weather permitting. Otherwise they will inside the synagogue immediately preceding the evening service. Rabbi Morris I.

Wasserman, spiritual director of the new institution, is chairman of arrangements for the dedication, assisted by Solomon Slotnick. A. J. Silver and Mrs. Arthur Brenner, president of the auxiliary.

Guest speakers at the ceremonies and evening service will include Municipal Court Justice Charles H. Breitbart, Rabbi Harry Halpern of East Midwood Jewish Center. Rabbi Jacob Bosniak of Ocean Parkway Jewish Center, Rabbi Solomon J. Scharfman of Young Israel of Flatbush and Rabbi M. A.

Heller of East Flatbush Jewish Center. The evening service will be under the direction of Cantor Moishele Erstling of Temple Beth El of Borough Park. Boro Attorney Hits 'Evil Influences' Faced by Jurors "The vicious influences working for the breakdown of law and order by appeals to passion, prejudice and bigotry are all about Joseph J. Dreyer, borough attorney, warned last night, contending that "they should never be allowed to interfere with the duty of a citizen when acting as a juror because it would result in disaster for all." Mr. Dreyer's talk on "Jury Trial in a Democracy" over WBBC was one in a series of public education broadcasts under the auspices of the public relations committee of the Kings County Lawyers Association of which Maurice Rubin, who introduced him, is chairman.

"We are living in a blessed democracy imbued with the ideals of equality which both judge and jury are sworn to uphold and preserve," Mr. Dreyer said. He called upon every one "to work to his utmost capacity so that this wonderful land may be free of the evils, the weaknesses of prejudice, bigotry and persecution of other lands." Mr. Dreyer emphasized that "our courts furnish security to life, property and the pursuit of happiness." He resides at 930 E. 9th Flatbush, and is actively associated with numerous borough organizations.

He is a director of the Lawyers Club, of the Brooklyn Federation of Jewish Charities, the Elite Club and the Kings County Lawyers Association. SHEEPSHEAD BAY Veterans of 314th To Hold Reunion Members of the New York-New Jersey District of the Veterans of the 314th Infantry, A. E. will gather at a reunion at 2672 Ocean Ave. Saturday night.

Those expected to attend include Commander Schiff of Bill Brown Post, 507, American Legion; Commander Peter Ness of Corp. Clifford R. Wiltshire Post, 338. Veterans of Foreign Wars, and representatives of Joyce Kilmer Post, American Legion. Charles M.

Stimpson of 1670 Sheepshead Bay Road is secretarytreasurer of the district. NEW HEAD Benjamin A. Levine was recently elected president of the board of directors of the East New York Y. M. and Y.

W. H. 645 Sheffield Ave, BETROTHED--Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Baumann of 856 Schenectady Ave.

have announced the engagement of their daughter, Ruth, to Laurence Robinson of Perth Amboy. They will be married Feb. 22 and will honeymoon in the South. BUSHWICK Democrats of 20th To Honor Tuomey At Dance on Feb. 7 Proceeds of Annual Ball To Aid Welfare Fund For Needy in District Members of the 20th A.

D. Regular Democratic Organization will pay tribute to Executive Member James W. Tuomey at the annual reception and dance to be held Friday evening, Feb. 7, in Schwaben Hall, Knickerbocker and Myrtle according to Assemblyman Roy H. Rudd, president and general chairman of the committee in charge.

The club is at 1155 Bushwick in the Bushwick section. County officials, prominent jurists and many of the 23 district leaders will join in extending felicitations, not alone to Mr. Tuomey but also to Mrs. Helen A. Braun, co-leader.

Local Republican leaders will be on hand to extend congratulations to the Democratic leader and his co-workers. Assisting Mr, Tuomey in receiving the guests will be Representative Eugene J. Keogh, Assemblyman Roy H. Rudd and a host of other prominent members named to the reception committee. As in former years the proceeds will go toward replenishing welfare fund maintained by the club to meet numerous demands for aid to needy families in the district.

This charitable enterprise, while carried on quietly, requires constant help and the annual affair is one of the means to provide that assistance. 3 Benevolent Legion Units To Install Officers Tonight Officers of Columbia, St. Boniface and Leonard Councils of the Catholic Benevolent Legion will be installed by Joseph E. Kruger, supreme repreentative, at ceremonies tonight at the K. of C.

Institute, 81 Hanson Place. Supreme and State officers will speak and reception will follow. Jewish Center Forum To Hear Prof. Nearing A forum of the Brooklyn Jewish Center, 667 Eastern Parkway, on Monday night, wil be addressed by Prof. Scott Nearing, economist, sociologist and educator in the center auditorium.

It was also announced that Alexander Kerensky, former Premier of Rssia, will speak at a forum Feb. 17. Party Marks Confirmation Mr. and Mrs. Mac Weiner were hosts at a party in the Golden City Restaurant, 1976 86th celebrating the confirmation of their son, Charles Richard.

Elected Fraternity Officer Paul Joseph Cohen, freshman in the College of Engineering at the University of Kentucky and son of David L. Cohen, 724 Lenox Road, has been elected vice president of Gamma Tau Alpha, social fraternity at the university. FLATBUSH Attendance of 1,000 Expected at Ball of Unit 8, Hibernians More than 1.000 persons, including many public officials, are expected to attend the annual entertainment and dance of' Division No. 8. Ancient Order of Hibernians of Kings County, on Saturday evening in the Cortelyou Club, Bedford Ave.

and Avenue The unit draws its membership from Flatbush and is one of the largest in the city. Assistant District Attorney Joseph P. Hoey, who is president of the division, has received acceptances from Secretary of State Michael E. Walsh, Attorney General John J. Bennett former Chief Assistant District Attorney Joseph F.

Hanley, Municipal Court Justices Harold McLoughlin, Roger J. Brock, George J. Joyce and Charles R. Carroll, Magistrate John F. X.

Masterson and a number of assistants on the staff of District Attorney O'Dwyer. State President John J. Geoghan of the Hibernians will head a large delegation of State officers who will include Secretary Thomas Rogers and Chairman of Irish History John O'Hagan. Assistant District Attorney John J. Rooney, county president, will lead a number of count: officials to the party including Recording Secretary John F.

Geoghan and division presidents and other officials including W. Bourke Meagher, John Whalen Julius McPhaul, John E. Cone William J. Kelly, James H. DoughHarry R.

Matthews, Joseph Moriarty, James Cunningham, Walter R. Blake, John J. Kelly, Timothy Regan, John J. McCormack, Joseph J. Skelly, Dennis O'Leary, Richard C.

Tobin, Emmett Haran, William Weaver, James T. Nugent and Walter J. Haran. Committees that have been assisting President Hoey include William Buery, general chairman, and Thomas Carney and James R. Reilly, vice-chairmen, and the following: Reception James J.

Sullivan, chairman; James F. Finnegan John McMahon Patrick J. McGrath and William Reilly. Entertainment--John McMahon chairman; Henry McDermott, Walter Prendergast, Christopher Meehan, Edward Hughes and Frank Kipp. Floor -Patrick Carney, chairman; John J.

Flynn, John Sullivan, John McDermott and William Hannigan. Invited Guests William F. X. Simon, chairman; John Duffy, Joseph Raymond Dolan and James E. Finnegan.

Wins 1st, 2d Prizes In Photo Contest Robert R. Morris of 1025 E. 2d St. was awarded both first and second prizes at the monthly competition of the Brooklyn Camera Club, which has headquarters at 413 Avenue Flatbush. Walter E.

Owen, chairman of the photographic division of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences, judged the entries. Harry Miller captured the third prize and honorable mention went to Jack Maltz and Daniel Stein. The next meeting of the club will be held on Monday evening, Feb. 10, when Philip Sperry, an authority on flash photography, will address the group. He will offer a talk and demonstration on flood and flash work, with a model to assist him.

Guests are invited. party has "floundered in the gerous blind alley" when it advocates "a little aid to England but not enough." "President Roosevelt needs an opposition party that will push him to the utmost," he contended. "Adopt the Ruether plan, take over the auto industry, expose the criminal log in plane production which gives fewer planes to England than Hitler receives from occupied territory. In short, a program of rushing enough materials to England defeat Hitler would save the G. O.

P. from disaster." Attending Laundry School Seymour R. Mazlish of 95 Linden Boulevard is enrolled in the School of Laundry Management of the American Institute of Laundering at Joliet. Ill. At present he is studying textile and washroom procedures, one of the five two.

month courses offered by the school,.