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ft BROOKLYN EAGLE, SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1941 BARNEY POTTERS, 65, DIES; Map Clerk Keeps Veil on Disappearance W. P. Davis, 83, L. I. Businessman Prominent Resident Parade Head Urges William F.

Barry, Retired Law Clerk Father of Latt Teacher 'IrlJ HLjkNf Xlll III JiMrrK O' Potters, horse dealer ind i Greenberg Ss Potters furnished Piieer, died suddenly yesterday mounts for the New York. Police 7 i department ana we u. e. Army, as teart attack at his home, 1025 St. He vas 65.

Legion Reconsider Withdrawal Action 'Misunderstanding' Blamed by Belknap orn in Russia. Mr. Potters came Of Port Washington Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Port Washington. March 23 William Philip Davis, a prominent resident of Port Washington and one of its oldest, died Jiere Thurs this country as a young man. In Madison High School William T.

Barry, 78. died Thursday at his home. 115 X. 32d St, after a long illness. He was the father of the late James H.

Barry, a member of the faculty of Jame He bad Men In the horse business Cadets to March well as riding academies and private customers, and draft and work horses of all kinds to farmers, milk companies and trucking firms. Mr. Potter- was formerly a member of the Brooklyn Lodge of Elks. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Anuie Potters; a son.

Lawrence Potter, and two sisters. Mrs. Annie Molostofsky and Mrs. Lena Hoffman. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m.

tomorrow at the Flatbush Memorial Parlor, Coney Island Ave, between Avenues I and J. Burial will be in Mt. Lebanon Cemetery. Saturday to accept a Job In the Air Corps Division of the War Department as a typist. On reporting Monday, she was assigned to work on War Department maps and spent two day at it before she disappeared.

Washington police who were called in on the case Wednesday said they had no further interest and the case would be turned over to Uie Public Relations Court. Her mother. Mrs. Laura Egoscue. said at Forest Grove Miss Egoscue disappeared mysteriously last Fall, returning unharmed a few days later.

She apparently was happy and normal, but refused to discuss where she had been. Washington, March 22 (UK Pretty Ruth Egoscue, 22. a War Department map clerk, was in a hospital today, either refusing to tell or not knowing where she had been from the time she disappeared early Wednesday until she was found unconscious and suffering from exposure In a park last night. Hospital authorities said she identified herself and told of buying a meal last night, but became hysterical when they asked where she had been during the time she was missing. They said there was no evidence that she had been harmed.

Miss Egoscue came here from her home in Forest Grove, last M'-a T'i Bel- Rear Admiral Reginald R. or mora than 30 years. With his partner. William Greenberg, he had maintained a stable at 314 Rutledge St, "lousing as many as 400 horses at a time, -n With the advent of the motor age, urroetttori dropped out until, at the lime of Mr. Potter's death, his firm was the only dealer In horses in this city.

Receiving its supply from all parts of the country. knay. U. S. retired, was eager day at his home, 12 Shore Road, after an illness of four weeks.

Although 83. he had been active in business and club affairs until the last. Mr. Davis mas a native of this town and a member of a family that had lived in Long Island for 300 years. Until 1907 he operated a 120-acre farm on the site of what is now the Port Washington Estates.

He was a director of the Port Washington National Bank and of the First National Savings and Loan Former Boro Woman Victim Madison High School and formerly a well-known basketball player. Mr. Barry was a member of the Holy Name Society for 50 years at various churches, beginning with St. Charles Borromeo. At the time of his death he was a member of the society of Holy Cross Church.

Until his retirement eight years ago he was employed as a clerk in the law office of Wendell P. Barker to Manhattan. He Is survived by two sons, William and Edward, and a daughter, Mrs. Sadie Wills. The funeral will take place Monday morning from his residence, thence to Holy Cross R.

C. Church, where a requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. today to prevail on the American Legion to participate in the Army Day parade in Manhattan on April 5, arguing that absence of the Legionnaires would be a disappointment to the spectators. As chairman of arrangements for the Military Order of the World War, the parade sponsor, Admiral Belknap ascribed the Legion's withdrawal to a "misunderstanding." and said persons along the line of march would keenly miss the massing of Its colors.

He pointed out that the Legion, apparently, did not realize that this year's procession proposes to stress Of British Shellinq of Genoa Seeks Long Term for Client Facing Deportation and Death Mrs. Esmeralda Bacigalupo. who Born in Italy Mrs. Bacigalupo of Patrolman Edmund Klan of the Coney Island precinct. Klan said he found Snigaglio loitering at 4 40 Wide World photo AMERICA CLAIMS HIM- 4 4r at at the Most counsels seek an acquittal or the lightest sentence possible for clients, but Joseph Glass, an attorney, said he would seek a maximum term for Arnalito Snigaglio, 26.

of 2771 W. 18th held In $500 Association of Port Washington. Active Club Member He was also a member of Empire State Chapter, Sons, of the American Revolution; a charter member of the local Lions Club, organizer and foreman of the Atlantic Hook and Ladder Fire Company and a member of the Port Washington Yacht Club. He Is survived by his widow, the former Miss Adeline Cochran; a daughter, Mrs. Grace Hegeman; a son, Tunis B.

Davis of Millstone, came to Brooklyn as a child. She received her elementary and high school education In this borough and was a graduate of Brown's Business College. About 20 years ago she was married to Philip Bacigalupo and returned to Italy to live. Her husband was a chief engineer on ships of the Italian rear of 2904 w. 25th St.

with two Uncle Sam colled Christopher the nation's current armed strength skeleton keys, snippers and a flash- Columbus into the selective! ajjd that the 108 yards assigned ita light In his possession. service today. Yes, his col James Dalglish, Past Chief of Clan lio told the court he was wounded nuer IS 1 492- This name" four times in the Ethiopian cam- sa i of the discoverer of paign, was with the Italian army America is a 27-year-old bar- spent her early life in Brooklyn and was well known in the Red Hook section, has died of Injuries received in the recent shelling of Genoa by British naval guns, according to word received by her mother, Mrs. Amelia Parmeggianl of 392 Van Brunt St. Mrs.

'Baclgalupo's death occurred Thursday in a Genoa hospital. According to Incomplete details received by her mother and her brother, Walter Parmeggianl, who also resides at the Van Brunt St. address, she was Injured when shell fire damaged her home, which they said was in an American colony of the city. At the same time, a large maternity hospital directly across the street was badly damaged, as was a railroad station about a block away, members of the parmeggianl family said. when it invaded the French Riweri tender of 105 North Lake last vear.

deserted while on leave bail for Special Sessions yesterday on a charge of possession of burglars' tools. For Snigaglio Is an avowed deserter from the Italian army and deportation would mean certain death. In Jail, or in the jurisdiction of a court here, his life is safe. Snigaglio was arraigned before Magistrate John F. X.

Masterson in Felony Court on the complaint Retired 9 Years Ago From Building Firm N. six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at his residence at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. Burial will be In Rosewood Cemetery, Manhasset.

boarded a ship for the United Albany, N. Y. States and jumped ship In Bayonne. 1 Glass, sitting in the court, vol- Ti nntMrcd to reoresent flnlEMlio Scho1 'hespians Line until the present war put an end to oleasure travel on the Atlantic. He had served on the Conte de Savoia, the Rex and vessels running to Soutn America.

Surviving, in addition to her bus-band, mother and brother, are two sons, Robert and Anthony; a daughter, Juliana, and a sister, Mrs. Edna Magglolo, who also resided in Brooklyn before her marriage and now lives in Italy. Mrs. Magciolo formerly was employed by the Brooklyn Eagle. members was considerably more than that allowed any other veteran group.

Stressing that the Legion had been given an entire section and that eight similar organizations had been combined in two sections, he noted that "if veteran and patriotic societies participated on the same scale as last year, the parade would last two hours too long." Admiral Belknap announced that the 2,500 defense plant workers expected to march had been ellminl-nated so as to enable them to work and that a battalion of West Point cadets had been added, making the parade representative of virtually every armed unit in the 2d Corps Area. after hearing the story. James Dalglish of 215 78th St, past chief of Clan MacDonald 33, Order of Scottish Chiefs, died Thursday in Tampa, where he had suffered a stroke three days Wills Filed Museum Job Ruled Receives 3-Year Term For Theft From Mails Present 'Man Bites Dog' The Brooklyn Friends School Senior Dramatic Club presented the Frederick Johnson threelact comedy, "Man Bites Dog," last night in the school auditorium, 112 Scher-merhorn St, About 200 persons attended the afternoon and evening The following wills are on file with Surrogate George Albert Federal Judge Marcus B. Campbell yesterday sentenced Sidney Fink, 29, of 545 Hopklnson to William C. Bunt, Boy Seoul Leader rnree vears 111 a nruciai uuauu uu i IH-f.

charge of theft from the mails to Receives 20 Bids Not City Service Eighteen years of service as assistant curator at the Brooklyn Children's Museum does not entitle a public school teacher to full teaching credit for that period, Supreme Court Justice Francis D. McGarey ruled yesterday, In deny- previously, according to word received here. Mr. Dalglish, who was 80, was born In Scotland and had lived In Brooklyn for most of the 54 years since he came to this country. Until his retirement nine years ago he was connected with Marc Eidllta Si Son, large New York building firm.

He was a member of Kilwinning Lodge, F. A. M. He leaves two daughters, Mrs. which Fink had pleaded guilty.

The i annual production. H. C. Apel Wingate: ANMN7.MTA. TOMASINO (Feb.

511. Estate, mort than 115 000 real and more than S5.000 personal. To sons. Antonio D. Annunsiate.

eiecutor, specific realm and one-hall Interest In testator'! business; Prank Annunstata, both of 13SS 66th specific mortgage certificate: Joseph An-nunalala. 1335 Mth one-hall interest In specific realty. Selvino Annunilata 1158 66th SI one-half Interest in specific realty, specific realty and one-half Interest In testator's business: daughter. Emily DeLuca, one-halt Interest In specific realty and a specific mortiraie: Bperanza Amato. both of 136? 66th Bt one-half interest In specific For $260,000 Firehouse sentence is to be served after the directed.

defendant completes anotner prison Th eadina v. bv William C. Bunt, 40, of 577 E. 51st a statistician and chairman of Troop 378, Boy Scouts of America, attached to Rugby Congregational Barbara Laws, John Carroll, Enid Littwln, Charlotte West, August term of five to ten years imposed Thursday in County Court on a rhnree of crand larcenv which had James W. Terry Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Beacon, N.

March 22 James W. Terry, treasurer of the Fishkill Savings Institute and a former Civil Service Commissioner of this city, died here Wednesday at the Highland Hospital at the age of 66. Mr. Terry was born In Brooklyn and after moving to Ncwburgh le-came connected with the Caldwell-Wilcox Company there. Later he Joined the Green Fuel Economizer Company In Beacon.

He becp.m? associated with the savings Institute In 1921, He Is survived by his widow, two brothers and a sister. Tanriorek, William Raebeck, Pelham lng the application of Mrs. Mary no relation tne Federal offense. Want to buy a firehouse? No? Well, 20 other people do. According to Lee Thompson Smith, director of the Bureau- of Real Estate, 20 bids have been received for a three-story firehouse in midtown Manhattan, which the city Is offering for sale.

The price is $260,000. Molyneau, Richard Goldston, Bar Church, died Thursday in the Pros- Ellen B. Welshaar and Mrs. Jean n-t. HeiehU Hosnltal.

He was a i H. Fosker, and a son, David, with realty. CONSAI.I'S, JOHN t. (Feb. 281.

Estate, not more than 10 000 personal. To wife, bara Beach, Jewel Freeman and Virginia Lindberg, club president. Following the evening show, the club sponsored a dance in the school. native of Canada. He was a mem- whom he lived.

Services will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow In Harris' Funeral Chapel, 5012 4th Ave. Burial will be In Evergreens The sentence yesterday was for the theft of two relief checks rmounting to $57 from hallway letter boxes Jan. 15. One check was made out to Morris Lichtenstein of 1474 Park Place and the other to Abraham Lesser of 1732 Sterling Place.

Fink was alleged to have cashed the checks In neighborhood stores. Police said he has a record of several previous convictions. The city decided to sell the firehouse because traffic conditions on Lexington Ave. have made it difficult to move the apparatus in response to alarms. Lee Welsse for a review of the Board of Education's decision on her case.

The board credited her with only four years' experience for her term at the museum, and she sought the full credit for pension purposes. Justice McGarey held that although she had been paid by the city for her work at the museum, it did not constitute "city service" because the museum was privately owned and supported. Appraisals ber of Baltic Lodge, F. and A. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

Harriette J. Bunt; a son, Warren; his father, William T. Bunt; a brother, Gordon, and three sisters, Florence, Esther and Ruth. Masonic services will be held at 8 o'clock tonight In the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place. Religious services will be held at 1:45 p.m.

tomorrow in the Rugby Congregational Church, E. 49th St. and Snyder Ave. The following appraisals, reported by State Transfer Tax Appraiser David P. Soden, are on file today in Surrogate's Court: Anna consaiut, 45 Whitney Queens, executrix.

DEMPSEY, JOHN (Jan. 25). Estate, not more than $10,000 personal. To wife. Mary 8.

Dempsey, petitioner, one-half of residue: son. Thomas Dempsey. and daughter, Eleanor A. Dempsev. all of 1010 Prospect Place, and granddaughter, Ann Meara, 260 E.

42d Manhattan, one-sixth of residue each. Surrogate Wingate has granted letter of administration on these estates: ARONSOV. MOSES (March 01. Estate not mora than t30.0O0. To mother.

Annie Aronson. 7(10 Montgomery St. CARA.ONE. roi ls IMarch 12V Estate not more than $9,830 personal and not more than real. To son.

Joseph Carnrznne. 7214 14th and daughter, Mary Bava, 223-36 Murdock Ave, St. Albans. TREACT. JAMES iMarch 11).

Estate, not more than S15.000. To son, Peter F. Treacy, 31 Schermerhorn 8t, Other heirs, wife, a son and a daughter. James A. Cummings James A.

Cummings of 250 Beach 140th Belle Harbor, a retired battalion chief of the New York -tMOOiPOlATSU- Thorp to Install Officers BETZ. ISABELLA IDec. 10. Gross assets, au nrtl: net 113 314 To husband. Jo DIGNIFIED At Low FUNERALS Ai 150 Of 11th Zone Women's Club Menzies Escapes Injury In Raid on Plymouth Plymouth, England, March 22 (U.R Prime Minister Robert Gordon Menzies of Australia went through last night's German raid and was net hurt, it was disclosed today.

He arrived here Just before the raid started. Menzies spent the night at the of Viscountess Astor, American-born member of the House of Commons for a Plymouth constituency, and lady mayoress of the city. OUR FUNERAL HOMES WOOHLVa) Fire Department, died Thursday. He entered the derjartment in 1885 151 Linda loarlevar4-tsciaanter 4-1200 bo tawA aiuii mum 2-I5SS 1211 FUtimh Ave. Ucaniuter 2-0216-7 Deny American's Capture Rome, March 22 (U.R The press ministry said today that authorities in Albania had made an investigation and disproved a report that an American newspaper man had been captured aboard a downed British bombing plane.

B. Cooke Funeral Home, 50 7th with a solemn mass of requiem at 10 a.m. Monday in St. Thomas Aquinas R. C.

Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross and retired in 1917. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ervin D. Ramsay and Mrs.

Mary Von Buhren, and two grandchildren. The funeral will be held from the Walter Rockville Centre, 22 Nassau County Democratic Leader John S. Thorp will Install officers of the 11th Zone Women's Democratic Club of Inwood and Lawrence in the Lincoln Inn, Rockville Centre, tonight. On Tuesday night he will induct the staff of the Fioral Park Democratic Club in Tyson Hall and on Thursday night that of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Democratic Club in Hlcksville.

WHEK OUT OF TOWN REGISTER FROM BROOKLYN seph L. Bets, household furmsrniits and one-third of residuary estaie: daughters. Elizabeth F. Bets, specific ewelry and two-fifteenths of residusrv estate: Isa-belle Bnx and sons. Joseph John A.

and Martin Bets, twi-tifteenths ol residuary esate each. Chief assets, real estate, 111 100; mortgages, notes, cash and Insurance, $2,631. miscellaneous property. $302. Tipple Pint, attorneys, 150 Nassau 8t Manhattan.

EPSTEIN, HARRY (June 71. Gross assets. 17,350: net. $16,072. To wife.

Minnie Epstein snd daughters. Audrey and Felice G. Epstein, one-third of residuary estate each. Chief assets, personal property, $17,350 Epstein ii Goodman, attorneys. 521 5th Manhattan.

HENRY, SAMUEL (Sept. 121. Non-real-dent. Gross assets. net, $17,335.

To wife. Margaret Henry, and eons, Percy R. and William E. Henry, one-third of residuary estate each. Chief assets, real estate.

$18,000. Martin J. Wilson, attorney, 43 Cedar Manhattan. KENNEY, JAMES M. (Sept.

281. aross assets. $22,173. net. To cousins.

OUglNl 150-10 Hfflskte anrNg-Mmafc I-MT0 63-12 Far est Avenue MEgenwi 3-0900 Ntrtk. 3-6600 STATIN ISLAND It lock St, Stotm-UbnHM 74100 aNTT 11? West Streei-Tigfihwr 7-1700 1451 First Avgwe Msieiaexler 4-5000 BON 1 Wert 190th Stmt-Mniaml 0-1900 165 E. Tranent eW-lUdiow 7-2700 341 WiHia Aremse-MOtt Haven 0-0272 WtSTCMISTIH 214 MamaroeMck Avgaais Wlttg plain 31 phone tor Reoretenfetrt or Write for MBSlratet- Oookfctf "0" No Obfieatfen DEATHS DALGLISH On Thursday, SHERWOOD MARY of 136 Hale beloved mother of Florence Frazee, Mary E. Klein, Jennie THE WEATHER Official Weather Report Of the U. 8 Weather Bureau (Eastern Standard Time) Knebel, Anna Largy, Mary Mahoney, Bridget McDermott, Bessie Bacigalupo, Esmeralda Barry, William Bunt, William Conklln, Edward Thompson, Hannah Hyland, Edward March 20, 1941, JAMES, beloved father of Mrs.

Ellen B. Welshaar, Mts. Jean H. Foster and David Dalglish. Funeral service at Harris Funeral Chapel, 5012 4th Avenue, Sunday, March 23, at 3 p.m.

RUCTION Cummings, James O'Connor, Dalglish, James Timothy J. R. and Eugene F. Sherwood. Services Monday, 10 a.m., Zlrkel Funeral Home, Ridgewood and Norwood Avenues.

Kitty Isaacs, Anne McLatchie anr Sister M. Lourdes $1,000 each; uncle, Joseph Kenny, $5, Caivary Cemetery. $500: St. Mark's C. Church, $1,000: Margaret Lloyd.

$200: Helen D. I Wyman and Anna Kanzy. $100 each; Dr. Robert Ward. James M.

i McDERMOTT March 21, 1941, BESSIE beloved wife of Harry S. McDermott, and mother of Donald and Herbert Cassan. Services at the Harry T. Pyle Mortuary, 1925 Church Avenue, Sunday at 4 p.m. O'CONNOR March 21, 1941, TIMOTHY J.

Funeral from the Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 1218 Flatbush Avenue, Monday, 9:30 a.m.; thence to Our Lady of Refuge R. C. Church where a mass of requiem will be offered. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery, Westbury, L.

I. SALES DAVIS WM. PHILIP at Port MARCH 22, 1941 FORECAST Clear and continued cold tonight. Fresh northwest winds tonigh'. dlminlahina- Sunday.

Scattered clouds Sunday and moderately cold. Lowe" temperature expected tonight: City, 30; auburba, 25. Average Sunday, 38. WEATHER OBSERVATIONS Followlna- are weather observations taken 7'in am meridian time tndav: H. G.

SCHONZEIT. AUCTIONEER. Davis, Wm. Downs, Edith Eisner, Ellen Flagler, Abble M. Fortgang, Annie Gruning, Frank Henderson, flls March 28, 1941.

11.00 a.m.. BuKhwick Brooklyn, Kurd Sedan, Motor No. 2136613. HENDERSON JESSIE Friday, of 1280 Bushwlck Avenue, beloved wife of Christopher; devoted mother of Eudora Weiss, Allen, Edgar, Ivan, Robert and Norman. Funeral services at J.

Clement Kearns Funeral Home, 1461 Bushwlck Avenue, Sunday at 4 p.m. Funeral Monday at 2:30 p.m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. IRWIN LUKE on March 20, 1941, beloved husband of the late Gertrude (nee Sherwood), brother of Sister Mary of St. Agnes, Kathryn Doyle, Helen, Joseph, William and Arthur Irwin.

Funeral from the Modern Funeral Home, 5723 5th Avenue, on Monday, March 24, at 9:30 a.m. Solemn mass of requiem at Our Lady of Perpetual Help R. C. Church, 59th Street and 5th Avenue, at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Quinn, Catherine Rhatigan, Catherine Rock, Rev. James Schulz, Ottllie Sherwooci, Mary Shlnners, Mary Squires, Clara J. Taylor, John A. Zimmerman, Ernest mn'frM Washington, L. on March 20, 1941, devoted husband of Adeline Cochran Davis; beloved father of Grace Davis Hegeman, Port Washington, L.

and Tunis B. Davis, Millstone, N. J. Funeral service at his residence, 12 Shore Road, Port Washington, L. Sunday, March 23, 2:30 p.m.

Interment Rosewood II. G. SCHONZEIT. At'CTIOXER. aella March 24.

1941, 10. no a.m., S.i Do-Kalh Ave, Brooklyn, Chrveler Sedan. Motor No. DA19373. low HUh 24 24 SHINNERS March 21, MARY, beloved wife of the late James, mother of Mrs.

John Egan, Mrs. Russell Kohler, Mrs. William Payne, James F. and John; sister of John Condon, Mrs. Sarah Mulcahy, Mrs.

John Davern. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from her residence, 554 7th Street. Requiem mass St. Saviour's Church. Hrt.

Hn Waalher Bironi- Tina. 7:30 a.m. etar 7:30 New York City 30 1 31 44 Jessie Irwin, Luke P. Judge, Denis Klelnschrot, Andrew Abilene CI Albany H. fi.

SCHONZEIT. AUCTIONEER, sells March 24. 1941, a.m.. SS Sr'holes Brooklyn. Buirk Sedan, Chevrolet Truck.

Packard Sedan, Motor Sm. TB2S57, X-104139. Atlanta. CI Atlantic Oily Cemetery, Manhasset, L. I.

Baltimore Bismarck CI Boston PUBLIC NOTICES Broolu, residuary estate. Chief assets, real estaie, $13,000: mortgages, notes, cash and Insurance, $7 588. miscellaneous property. $1 585. Jamea M.

Brooks, attorney, 1610 Sheepa-head Bay Road. McCarthy, maroaret 'Nov 27 Gross assets. $17 747. net. $16,080.

To sister, Winifred McCarthy, trust bank account: mother, Mary McCarthy, residuary estaie. Chief assets, stocks and bonds. trailers. $5,063. Casper Gottdiener, attorney, 270 Broadway.

Manhattan. MATHESON. MALCOLM (Nov. 26, 1938L Gross assets. $19502: net, $18 -412.

To wife. Mary Ma'heson. Chief assets, miscellaneous property. $19,500. Walter J.

Carlin, attorney, 100 Livingston St. NAMAN. DAVID (Aug. 61. Oross assets.

net. $23,088. To wife. Nsdeema Naman, one-third of residuary estate: sons, Alfred and Edward Naman. and daughters, Selma and Yvonne Naman and Mabel Bittar, two-fifteenths of residuary estate each.

Chief assets, personal property, $25,429. Jamil B. Hoi-way, attorney, 120 Court 6t. PURCEIX. JAMES E.

'Aug. 281. Oross assets. net. $3 271 -To wife.

Lucv Purcell Chief assets, real and personal property, $15 461. D. Curtis Robertson, attorney, 50 Union Souare, Manhattan. RUBIN. PHILIP 'Aug 19V Oross awets.

i net. $16 225. To eisler. Peshe 1 $400: Anne uint. $500.

mere. I Bheindel Garflnkel. $100. son Louis Ru Buffalo DOWNS EDITH, March 20, of QUINN CATHERINE M. (nee Courtney), on March 20, 1941, at her residence, 465 64th Street, loving wife of Henry; dear mother of William A Harry S.

John Quinn and Mrs. Walter Seely; sister of Mrs. Walker 8outhard. Requiem mass Our Lady of Perpetual Help R. C.

Church Monday, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Butte Charleston CI Chattanooga CI Chlcaao Cincinnati Cleveland STATE OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION WATER POWER AND CONTROL COMMISSION ri'BLIC NOTICE A puhlir hearing; will be held In the Stale Office BuildinK. Centre and 365 Sumpter beloved wife of Joseph devoted mother of Vincent and Marlon Rellly; dear sister of Mrs. Susan Kerwln. Funeral from Kearns and Sons Chapel, 1504 30 49 26 40 29 31 25 26 22 21 50 34 30 25 53 53 24 25 4 55 26 57 30 54 31 69 30 28 60 34 57 50 58 32 42 36 47 59 67 38 56 45 71 53 44 25 67 62 51 76 60 44 74 60 78 36 38 Dallas CI Denvtr 8 Worth St rcei.

New York. N. on March 28. 1941. at 10 00 on the- JUDGE DENIS at his resl- Detroit Bushwlck Monday at 10:30.

I oence, 236 East Beverley Parkway. Duluth El Paso -CI -CI Interment Evergreens Cemetery. RHATIGAN CATHERINE, on Galveston -C application of Rl BEL CORPORATION, made under Section S21-A. Conservation Law. for approval of a well project at Neptune Avenue and West 21st Street.

Kings County. Papers filed niay be consulted at Office of Commission. Room 6ol. 0 Centre Street. New York City.

Ohteotora may he heard nnlv on writ. Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas Clir -CI EISNER ELLEN, March 20, at 29.97 30 18 3009 30 23 30.28 30 33 3008 30 3 30.16 3012 30.15 30.39 30 34 30 40 30 00 30.16 30 42 30 4J 29 85 29 97 30 33 30 01 30 25 3020 29 97 30 26 29 96 30 42 30 35 29 97 29 94 30 27 30 06 30 26 29 512 30 36 30.01 30 15 30.25 30 05 30 2K 30 04 29 99 29 96 30 07 30 07 30 11 29 97 30 29 her home, 769 Putnam Avenue. BACIGALUPO March 20, In Genoa, Italy, ESMERALDA (nee Parmeggianl), wife of Phillip; mother of Robert, Anthony and Juliana; daughter of Amelia; sister of Walter and Edna. BARRY WILLIAM Pi. on March i 20, 1941, beloved husband of the late Mary; devoted father of William, Edward.

Mrs. Sadie Wills and the late Thomas H. Barry. Funeral from his residence, 115 E. 32d Street, on Monday at thence to R.

C. Church of Holy Cross, where solemn mass of requiem will be offered at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross. a BUNT On Thursday, March 20, 1941, WILLIAM beloved husband of Harriette and father of War- ren Bunt. Masonic service at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, SQUIRES On Saturday, March 22, 1941, CLARA eloved aunt of Helen S.

Richmond, Edith S. Polk-Inghorn, Lsabel and Clara Squires. Services at residence, 93-28 85th Road, Woodhaven, Monday at 8 p.m. Direction of Fairchild Sons. TAYLOR On March 20, 1941, JOHN beloved husband of Etlielyn Taylor and father of John and Florence of 2 Van Cott Avenue, Hempstead, L.I.,also survived by two brothers, William A.

and James four sisters, Mrs. James L. Co-gan, Mrs, Malachy Flnnen, Sister Mary Francis and Sister Joseph Mary. M.S.B.T. Requiem mass will be offered at Our Lady of Loretta Church, Hempstead, March 24, at 10 a.m.

Interment Holy Rood I len objections, specifying Ihe enmnds bin, specific realtv; wife. Oussie Rubin, residuary esta'e. Chief assP's, real es Survived by two sons, Louis of the N. Y. P.

D. and Howard; one daughter, Mrs. Frank Sablna; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Feigenbaum thereof, filed in the above office not later than March 27. 1941.

New York, N. March 19. 111. RCSSELL SUTEU. Executive EnKlll-er.

i tate. stocks snd bonds. $382; mortgages, notes, cash and insurance. $6 510, miscellaneous property, $1,530 David P. Alterbaum, attorney, 220 Broadway.

Manhattan. SPITZNAOEL. JOHN A 'Oct 20V Oross assets, net, $17 932. To wile. Rose Snitinaael.

Chief assets, real PAWNBROKERS SALES Lone, Beach. Loa Anaeles Louisville Miami Milwaukee PC Minneapolis PC Mobile New Orleans Norfolk Oklahoma City CI Philadelphia Phoenix i Pittsburgh Portland, Me. -C Portland, Ore. CI Raleigh Sacraments St. Louis Salt Lake City CI San Antonio CI San Diego Ban Francisco Savannah CI Seattle CI Tampa Washington Valley Stream.

Notice of funeral later. KLEINSCHROT On March 22. ANDREW KLEINSCHROT of Queens Village, L. I beloved father of Louise K. Jones, Marguerite Gar-retson and Elsie G.

Glller. Three grandchildren also survive. Services at the Stutzmann Funeral Home, 224-39 Jamaica Avenue, Queens Village, on Monday 8:30 p.m. KNEBEL On Thursday, March 20, 1941, ANNA beloved mother of William L. Knebel and Anna C.

Wefer. Services Sunday at 4 p.m. at her home, 129 Herkimer 'Street. Interment Lutheran Cemetery, Monday, 10 o'clock. LARGY MARY E.

(nee Coffey), widow of Vincent Largy, on March 21, 1941, beloved daughter of John J. Coffey; sister of James, John March 20, of 150 Ashford Street, beloved daughter of Margaret and Joseph Rhatigan; also survived by six brothers and four sisters. Requiem mass St. Michael's Church, East New York, Monday, 10 a.m. Interment St.

John' Cemetery. ROCK Rev. JAMES pastor of Sacred Heart Church, Bayside, L. suddenly, on March 21; survived by sister, Mrs. John J.

Flynn, and brothers, Daniel and Michael; also five nieces and six nephews. Divine office Monday, 9:30 a.m., solemn requiem mass 10 o'clock Sacred Heart Church, Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. SCHULZ OTTILnS, wife of the late William, and sister of the late Julia Schulz; survived by her sister. Bertha Dow of Boston. Eastern 49 71 46 69 45 38 62 70 69 58 53 63 70 61 60 75 58 48 30 46 24 14 47 37 46 27 35 49 51 50 56 4" 63 27 ESTATE OF EUGENE ROSEN-BAUM'S AUCTIONEERS.

J. Kelly, J. Feldhuhn. I. Kirschner, J.

Schwalb. aell at 70 Bowery, at 9 a.m. March 24 By order ol Est. of Chas, Kleinbaum. 493 Grand white.

Roods, suits, clothing-, shoes, overcoats pledged from 1H2U7 of S. 1939. to DfiV.Q of Dec, 30. 1939: from 3Wi of Jan. 2, 1940, to 33Si4 of Feb.

24. 1910. mh17 IS 19 20 21 22 March 26 By order F.si. J. J.

Friel, 1473 Broadway, odds and ends. Cemetery, Westbury, L. I. Hartnett I tate. $11,500: stocks and bonds, $8 183; mortgages, notes, cash and insurance.

I $790; miscellaneous property, $500. Wil-i liam A. Fischer, attorney, 16 Court St. 8WENSON LAMBERT 'Sent 51 Gross I assets. net, $10 960, To wife.

1 Eiin A. E. Swenson, household furnlsh-' Ing.s and effects and life income from 1 residuary estate in trust; adop'ed I daughter. Margaret Swenson, remainder I Interest in residuary estate chief stocks and bonds, $8,065. jointly owned property.

$7,469: miscellaneous property. $379: transfers $273o Roland i A Anderson, attorney, 80 Maiden Lane, Manhattan. ZOI.BOW1T71 WILLIAM (Dec 13 1935V Gross assets $103 000 net, $18 751. To ITe flarnri Znlhowll? Chief assets, real esmte, 1 Oil O'lO John attorney. 11 Park Fiare Mwihatun Funeral Home.

ZIMMERMAN ERNEST, on Frl Saturday, 8 p.m. Religious services at the Rugby Congregational Church, E. 49th Street and Snyder and Mrs. Sarah Taylor of Belle River, Canada. Funeral from Chapel of William P.

Murphy Son, 87 Herbert Street, on Saturday, 10 a.m.; mass of requiem at Our Lady of Good Counsel R. C. Church at 10:45. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

FLAGLER On March 20, at her residence, 149 Kenllworth Place, ABBIE M. (nee Bell), beloved wife of Frank Flagler and mother of Hazel. Services Saturday, March 22 at 8 p.m. FORTGANG ANNIE, beloved wife of Adolph; devoted mother of Henrietta Friedman, Edna Schneider, Harry, Goldy Welsler and Shirley Fortgang. Services Flatbush day, March 21, 1941, Past Master C-Clear; Cl-Cloudy: PC-Pirt'f Avenue, Sunday, 1:45 p.nr.

I pledired from 623U0 of Auk 16, 1939. 1o 93M6 of Dec. 31, 1939. and all pledires held over. mhlR-Kt oSu March 27- Bv order of p.

Harris. 223 Court diamonds, silvet ware, iew l-iv and se- ond -hand wii- hcs pledged from of July 21, 1939. to 29(19 of Jan. 31. 1910.

mh2'l-lit oSu I March 2s- Bv order of K.siata .1. J. I Fuel. 97 Mvitle odds and "nd. etc pledired from 1ISI6 of Jun- 3, F-Fogy; S-8now: fll-Sieei.

Highest temperature Vfw York City lame date last year-42 Lowest temperature New Yo-k City same date last yrar- 23. lowest temperature Npw Yotk this mornint 30 at 10 a CONKLIN March 21, 1941, EDWARD devoted brother of Grace Seawanhaka Lodge No. 678, A. Past Grand. Sword Bearer of Grand Lodge, treasurer of Brooklyn Ma.sdnlc Board of Relief; mem-er of LongI Grotto.

Notice of services and funeral later. Arrangements by Weigand Bros. A. and the late Kathcrlne F. Con kiln, at his residence, 418 Ocean Star and religious services at Wilbur E.

Golder Funeral Home. 135-11 Springfield Boulevard, Springfield Gardens, Sunday, March 23. 8 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. Sarah Allen, Matthew, Anna, Genevieve Farley and William.

Reposing at Cosgrove Funeral Home, 7315 15th Avenue, Requiem mass Monday, 10 a.m., at Our Lady of 1.139 to of Feb. li, 1910 and all pledges held o'T. Illll2t-(it 0S1I Avenue. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m.; BANKRUPTCY NOTICES requiem mass Holy Innocents Church. Intermcrt Holy Cross Cemetery.

3n 09cmotfam Memorial Chapel, 1283 Coney Island Avenue (Avenue J), Sunday, March 23, 12 noon. Please omit flowers. MODERN FACILITIES CUMMINGS JAMES March 20, beloved father of Mrs. Ervln D. LICENSES N'of RE Yr i IV ENT 1 1 AT License No.

R. L. 7316 has hern issued to the undersigned, under Ihe Alc.liolir Beverage Control Law. to si II beer, wine and liquor at retail at 129-1291 Gates Brooklyn, N. for "n-preonses consumption.

FREDERICK STEOBKNER MAE BRl'No, Elk's Los- Cabin. 12V1-129I Gatea Brooklyn. N. Y. mhl.i-2t Sa i 1 1 C.

1 THAT p.o lias heen grant'd to the uii'l' to eii beer, wines and 1 1 1 'ail at i 1 S' 1. 11 l' st. l. irn i' i SI It. I is" Ail mt Av.

I iM ii klvn. KinKs under n. vnur Control Law for vll-I'l CnnSIIIUPt loll. CHILI'S COMPVNY. IiK) 5th New nihlo-21 fa Ramsay, Mrs.

Mary von Buhren; also survived by two grandchildren; The Eagle has published booklet of "In, Memorium" Verses JACOB SHONC.UT. INC. Jos. ShonKUt, Auctioneers SELL AT 2 BOWERY. N.

9 A.M. March Clothing for .1, J. Saver, 6H2 Manhattan Ave from of May 20, 193H. to of Dec. 31, 193: nlso fi-otn 11(00 of in.

3. 1939. to 497 of Feb. 1, 1910. Similar foods for .1.

J. Saver, Manhattan from 77200 Oct 2. 1939. to M399 of Feb. 1, 19IO; also from 1 1 of Feb.

2. 1910. to 2V.0 of March 1. 1910. "Su March For J.

.1 Sav r. tti2 Manhattan Ave. lewln, second-hand wat "dds and "lids, from of iv 20 I'U. to M.W.1 lire 31, also iiom ooo of Jan 3. IICIII lis: Feb.

1. Similar for .1 .1 922 Man'Mtiall ve from 2 193- to M399 of Feb I. 11 1" als flom liliSl of Feb, 1910, to 2oU of Maich 1, 1310, mh20-lt cSu JOSEPH CUCARULLO. Bankrupt Notice la hereby given that, hy order made March 17, 1941. hy the undermined.

April 24. 1941. has heen fix. as the last day for the filing of oh.le. lions to the bankrupt's dudmrge at the "f-flre of EUGENE! F.

O'CONNOR Referee In Bankruptcy, 41 Court S'nei Brooklyn, New York. Dated, March 17 1941. NOTICE IS HKRKRY C1IVEN THAT on Feb. 20. 11141.

SAMUEL lilTTI.K MAN was adjudicated bankrupt. that thp first moeiiim of creditor he held at the. Posl office Hill I 'I i ii Room 209, Bi.ioklyn N. mi Mar' 27. 1941.

at 1(1 3ii a tn at which Ihe creditors may aii. ti'l, prove th, claims, appoint a IriH'ee. cvamme th. bankrupt, and audi husincs." as may propeily nine, bcfoie nd nioeling KUGENE F. O'CONNOR Referee.

Guadalupe Church, 15th Avenue and 73d Street. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MAHONEY BRIDGET (nee Drlscoll), March 20, 1941, dear wife of John and loving mother of Elizabeth Black. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from her home, 43 Willow Place; solemn requiem mass St. Charles Borromeo, Sidney Place and Livingston Street.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Direction Jere J. Cronln. 1 retired battalion chief, N. Y.

F. REASONABLENESS OF PRICE HIGH QUALITY GO.W Peese- 0 SON INC. February, 1917. Funeral from Wl- GRUNING FRANK suddenly on March 20, 1941, beloved husband of Mary devoted father of John Carl H. and Alleen E.

Oruning. Funeral from residence, 1213 Bcaoh 25th Street, Far Rockaway, Monday, at 10 a.m. Requiem mass Church of St. Gertrude. 10:30 a.m.

Edgemere, I. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Masses apprecla'td. ter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 50 7th Avenue; requiem mass 8t.

You may obtain copy of thii booklet, without charge, by calling Thomas Aquinas R. C. Church tHflnl Dfrerlnrs an Ad Taker at MAin 4-6200, 433 NMtrinil Avi. Tirlln S-7700 Monday, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Oroti Cemetery..