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BROOKLYN EAGLE, SATURDAY, JAN. 18, 1941 Public Figures Attend Rites Michael Baron, WALTER HARTWIG, 61, DIES; LITTLE THEATER LEADER For Ex-Justice Riegelmann Press Camera Man Two Queens Village Schools Robert Fitzgerald, Boro Postal Official Registry Superintendent, Served Office 35 Years Robert Emmet Fitzgerald, superintendent of registry at the Brook Harry E. Lewis, John H. McCooey. Was First to Get Photo To Inaugurate 'Released Time' Summer group to Bristol, under the name of the Manhattan Theater Colony, and then In 1933 to Ogonqult.

The next year, after one week In Ogonqult, he took his company, with Maude Adams, In Of Burning Moro Castle Protestant children taking advan. Pupils of two Queens Village schools will inaugurate the "re tae of the program will attend leased time" program in Queens c. rhrrh I early next month when students of the Methodist Church, Grace Lutheran Church or Bethany Lutheran Church. Services for Walter Hartwig, 61, of 78 Dartmouth St, Forest Hills, prominent theatrical producer and leader In the Little Theater move-Went, who died yesterday at Doctors' Hospital, Manhattan, will be held at p.m. tomorrow In the Campbell Funeral Church, Madison Ave.

and 81st St, Manhattan. Mr. Hartwig, who was associated for many years with the late David Belasco and the late Daniel Froh-man, originated, the little Theater Tournament In 1923 and was general manager of the competitions until their suspension in 1931. He had been general manager for Mr. Belasco for many years and also was one of Mr.

Frohman's managers. Mr. Hartwig also directed the lyn Postof floe, died Thursday in his home, 59 Pennsylvania of a heart ailment. He was 53. Mr.

Fitzgerald was a native of Brooklyn and had been connected with the postofflce for the last 35 years. He was president of the post-office Holy Name Society and past president of St. Malachy's Holy "Twelfth Night," on a seven-week tour through New England. It was the last time Miss Adams played under any management. During the Winters of 1933 and 1934 Mr.

Hartwig worked for Fox Pictures In Hollywood. In 1935 he reappeared on Broadway as producer and director of "Loose Moments," a comedy by Courtenay Savage and Bertram Hobbs. One the fifth and sixth grades of P. S. 109 and 33 will be excused an hour earlier than usual to attend special classes in various religious centers.

The program, an experimental one aimed at setting up a pattern for boroughwide participation, will be conducted each Wednesday for a year. The results will be watched Jurists and public officials Joined with more than 1,000 friends and relatives at funeral services for Edward Riegelmann, retired Supreme Court Justice and former Borough President, last night at the William Dunigan St Son Funeral Parlor, 317 Rogers Ave. Mr. Riegelmann died Wednesday at the home of his niece, Mrs. Mabel Stelner.

70 Lenox Road. Private burial took place today in Calvary Cemetery. The Rev. Dr. Theodore Bennett, pastor of St.

Paul's Methodist Church of Flatbush, who conducted the services, described Mr. Riegelmann as "a man who walked with modest dignity among his fellow-men and did great things in simple manner." "Respected and beloved by all his associates In public life," Dr. Bennett said, "Mr. Riegelmann, by his record on the bench, proved himself to be a friend of all classes of Catholic pupils will attend sessions in the nearest parochial school, and Jewish children In the Jewish Center. Attendance at the religious classes is not compulsory and pu- Peter P.

Smith, Charles C. Lock-wood and Francis McGarey, and former Supreme Court Justice Mitchell May. Also Borough President John Cashmore, Attorney General John J. Bennett Democratic County Leader Frank V. Kelly.

Mrs. Catherine T. Sharkey, Democratic co-leader of the 4th A. In which Mr. Riegelmann resided; County Judges George W.

Martin, Franklin Taylor, John J. Fitzgerald and Samuel S. Leibowitz; lormer Mayor John P. O'Brien, General Sessions Judge James G. Wallace, Christopher C.

Mollenhauer, president of the Dime Savings Bank of Wil-llamsburgh, of which Mr. Riegel-manrfaas a trustee, and Ambrose p. Corwin, president of Kings County Bulck, Inc. Also George V. McLaughlin, president of the Brooklyn Trust Company; Chief Assistant District Attorney Thomas Cradock Hughes, closely by education and religious pils who are to be excused must leaders.

I have written requests from parents. Michael A. Baron, 44, of 35-07 147th Flushing. Queens, well-known news photographer, died yesterday. He had been with International News Photos for 22 years and was the first to get a photograph of the burning Ward liner Morro Castle from the air in 1934.

Mr. Baron had been at every Presidential inauguration for 20 years. When the late Gen. Italo Balbo's planes made the flight from Italy In 1933, he was sent to Newfoundland to get pictures of them. He was an instructor in navigation during the World War.

Mr. Baron formerly was a member of the executive committee of the American Newspaper Guild. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Vera Baron; two sons, Gene and Harry Baron; his mother, Mrs. Anthony Baron, and four sisters, Mrs.

Luis P. Scherer, Mrs. Dimitrt Nimi-doff, Mrs. William Alton Sessions and Mrs. Jean The funeral will be held from the Frank E.

Campbell Funeral Church, Madison Ave. and 81st Manhattan, on Monday, with a solemn mass of requiem at 11 a m. at St. Name society. He also was a member of Long Island Council, 168, K.

of C. Surviving are his widow, Elizabeth; three daughters, Roberta, Betty and Joan; two sons, Gerald and Robert; a brother, John, and two sisters, Anna and Catherine. The funeral will be held Monday, with a solemn mass of requiem at of his few successful ventures was a Winter season at the Miami Playhouse in Florida In 1938, where he found the tourists Interested only in a lark, and the natives Interested only in catering to the tourists. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Maude Narren Hartwig, and a sis ter, Mrs.

Nada Ehlhardt of Gardens Players in Forest Hills, and In 1927 established the Manhattan Admiral Braisfed, Ex-Surgery Head I West Chester, Jan. 18 (URl Rear Admiral William Bralsted, Theater 1 Camp at Peterborough, N. H. In 1930 Mr. Hartwig moved his 10 a.m.

in st. Malachy's c. Church. Burial will be in St. Charles Cemetery, Plnelawn.

former Fire Commissioner John J. Mrs. Thomas Brennan Mrs. A. Hitchings, Dutch Settlers' Kin men." i Jurists Present Among those attending the services were Presiding Justice Edward Lazansky of the Appellate Division, Appellate Division Justices William F.

Hagarty, William B. Carswell, John Johnston, Frank F. Adel. George H. Taylor Jr.

and Frederick P. Close; Supreme Court Justices Meier Steinbrink, Charles J. Dodd, Nab Store Owner On Three Charges Mineola, Jan. 18 Albert Plak-stLsr26, was under arrest today on charges that he used his candy store at 101 Steamboat Road, Great Neck, as headquarters for taking bets on horse races, selling policy slips and operating illegal pmba.ll machines. Plakstls was arrested by Detectives Robert McLaren, Theodore Dixon Jr.

and John Kreutziger of the District Attorney's Office. He will be arraigned in Hempstead District Court tomorrow. Plakstis war arrested In 1937, according to authorities here, for il Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Dorman, Louis Lorence, a former law partner of Mr. Riegelmann; John J. Callahan, his former secretary; Joseph B.

Whltty, chief clerk of the Appellate Term; Supreme Court Justice Philip M. Kleinfeld; Water Supply Commissioner Henry Hesterberg and Kings County Public Administrator William Elliott. retired surgeon general of the United States Navy, died at his home here last night after a three-weeks' Illness. He was 76. Born at Toledo, Ohio, Bralsted was educated at the University of Michigan and the College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia University.

He served his intern Ignatius Loyola's R. C. Church, Park Ave. and 84th Manhattan. Keyport, N.

Jan. 18 Funera! services were held yesterday for Mrs. Mary F. Brennan, 74, wife of Thomas Brennan, who died at her home here Tuesday. She was a native of County Mayo, Ireland, and was married 59 years ago.

Mr. Brennan survives her with three sons, Thomas a member of the Raritan township committee; Leo F. and William both of Brooklyn; two daughters, Mrs. John P. Donohue and Miss Lillian Brennan, also of Brooklyn, and five grandchildren.

George F. Moran Dies in Havana legal possession and sale of liquor and he served a sentence of one year in a Federal prison for the violation. Charles E. Stretch, Retired Executive Charles Edward Stretch of 681 3d former treasurer of the Standard Fashion Company, died yesterday at his home. He was 71.

"Mr. Stretch retired from active business 15 years ago. He was a member of the Modern Woodmen of America and is survived by his widow, Mrs. Henrietta Rock Stretch; 'Dr' Anna Swift Conviction Upheld by Appellate Court Conviction of "Dr." Anna Swift, who operated one of the city's most ornate houses of prostitution as a "massage Institute" in a private five-story dwelling at 8 W. 70th Manhattan, was upheld unanimously yesterday by the Appellate Division.

She was found guilty on charges of maintaining a public nuisance and disorderly house on Aug. 21, 1940, in Special Sessions, and was sentenced Aug. 30 to a six months' term in the workhouse, marking 1 Charles Sfoppani; Veteran Broker Active for 50 Years In Securities Market Funeral services for Charles Francis Stoppanl of 95 Joralemon veteran Wall Street broker, who died yesterda7 in Long Island College Hospital, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow In the Fairchlld Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place. Mr.

stoppanl, who was 74, was a partner In the former brokerage firm of Ennls Stoppanl and1 had been active in the securities markets for 50 years. Mr. Stoppanl, the son of Charles Francis and Eliza Jane Stoppanl, was born in Greenwich Village, Manhattan, on Oct. 29, 1866. At the age of 21 he went to work on the consolidated Stock Exchange, 1 and a year later bought a seat on the Exchange.

His last association was, with McManamy Investment securities, of 120 Broadway, Manhattan. Mr. Stoppanl had been a member of the New York Yacht Club, the New York Athletic Club, the Manhattan Club of New York, the Brooklyn Club, the Crescent Athletic Club and the Hanover Club of Was Oldest Member Of Flatlands Church Mrs. Anna M. Bergen Hitchings, 87, of 931 E.

35th oldest member of the Flatlands Dutch Reformed Church, died yesterday at her home after an illness of several months. Mrs. Hitchings was a daughter of the late Jeremiah Bergen and Jane Ann Lott, and was related to several Holland-Dutch families. She was a descendant of Sarah Rapelje, first white child born on Manhattan Island. She was the widow of Benjamin Hitchings and is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Sarah B. Pierce; two sons, Benjamin who is a lumber merchant, and Harry I. Hitchings; three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow In the Moadinger Funeral Parlors, 1120 Flatbush with the Rev.

Dr. Charles William Roeder, pastor of Flatlands Church, officiating. ship at Bellevue Hospital in New York and was appointed assistant surgeon in the navy in 1880. In 1912 he was appointed fleet surgeon for the Atlantic Fleet, and was attending White House physician during the term of Theodora Roosevelt. In 1914 he was promoted to the post of surgeon general and given the rank of read admiral.

He formerly was president of the American Medical Association, the National board of Medical Examiners, the Association of Military Surgeons and the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. He leaves his wife, Lillian and a son, Capt. Frank Braisted of the U. S. Navy, stationed at Ban Francisco.

Red Cross Sets Record For Shipments Abroad A Red Cross record was set by the shipment of war relief goods this week, with a total of $1,206,000 supplies going to Epgland, Finland and China, American Red Cross officials disclosed today. In addition, a Greek steamer is ready to sail with several million pounds of war goods. a daughter, Mrs. Edith Pina; three sons, Herbert, Harry and Walter her second conviction in four years. Mrs.

Samuel Dinberg Mrs. Ida Blanke Dinberg of 1985 E. 15th died Thursday at Beth El Hospital after a short illness. She was born in Manhattan and lived in Brooklyn for the last 45 years. She was active in many charities and is survived by her husband, Samuel Dinberg, and three brothers, Lewis Joseph M.

and George J. Blanke, who is a member of the staff of Friday magazine. The funeral services will be held from the Jeffer Funeral Home, 452 New York at I p.m. Sunday. Word was received here today of the death Thursday in Havana, Cuba, of George F.

Moran, a member of a prominent Brooklyn family, at the age of 45. He was a son of the late John Austin Moran and the brother of Bernard Moran, president of the Atlantic Basin Iron Works. His wife, Mrs. Gertrude E. Moran, who lives at the Towers Hotel, was on her way to Havana last night.

Also surviving are a daughter, Laura. and two sisters, Mrs. Leopold Croes and Mrs. Frank Laflin. Three years ago Mr.

Moran filed suit in Supreme Court against his wife for the return of more than $400,000 in cash and securities, which, he claimed, he had entrusted to her. In her answer Mrs. Moran stated that whatever money she used was given to her by her husband. This, she said, amounted to $277,000. Appraisals Stretch, and a brother, William Stretch.

Services will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow at the funeral chapel at 187 S. Oxford St. The following appraisals, reported THE WEATHER Official Weather Report tt the U. B.

Weather Bureau (Eastern Standard Time) Walter B. Coofc WOOiPOiAtlD 1 DIGNIFIED AiLow tCA FUNERALS At OUR FUNERAL HOMIS MOOKIT 1S1 Linden lwfir itJiili wall til 4-12M 50 Swart AvtMtMAsa 2-SSSS 1211 Flattwtk 2-024-7 out INS 150-10 Hi Raise Hi mm HimIh M7 by State Transfer Tax Appraiser David F. Soden, are on file today In Surrogate's Court: BELKNAP, HARRIET B. Un. 10.

I940L Cross assets. SI 1.234: net, $1,730. To husband. Edwin D. Belknap, life Income from residuary estate In truit; daughter.

Rowley, and aon. Edwin D. Belknap one-hall remainder Interest earn in residuary estate. Chief assets, stocks and bonds. $7,800: Jointly owned property, $800; miscellaneous property.

$2 834 Oerdes Montgomery, uttarneya. 1 Wall Manhattan. 1 D'EMIC. ANNA iNoy. 1, 1940).

Oross assets. net, $8,805. To husband, Thomas D'Emtc. Chief assets, real estate, mortgages, notes, cash and insurance. $6,999.

James W. Feely, attorney, 32 Court St. DONAHIE, M'CV A. iDee. 23.

19391. Oross assets, net. $18,796. To Servants of Relief for Incurable Cancer, Thailand Fleet Claims Defeat of French Ships Bangkok, Thailand, Jan. 18 (U.R) A high command communique asserted- today that the Thai fleet drove off an attacking French fleet yesterday and that Thai planes severely damaged the French cruiser Lamotte-Picquet.

Thai planes and warships together damaged all of the French ships, it was asserted. William J. Nagel William J. Nagel of 48 Eldert an employe of the Lincoln Savings Bank, died Thursday in the Bush-wick Hospital. He was born in Brooklyn 68 years ago and leaves his widow, Elizabeth two sons, William F.

and John two daughters, Mrs. Vera Robinson and Mrs. Alice Tate, and a niece, Doro- Street Cleaners Get Day Off for Inaugural Gloucester, N. Jan. 18 () Ashes and rubbish won't bt collected here on Monday.

The 12 employes of the Street Cleaning Department have been given the day off to attnd President Roosevelt's Inauguration, Brooklyn. He was a Mason and an Elk. Jan. 18, 1941 FORECAST Cloudy and colder tonight. Sunday cloudy and much colder.

Moderate southwest winds shifting to northwesterly and becoming fresh to strong Sunday. Low temperature tonight about 30 degrees. Average tomorrow about 30. WEATHER OBSERVATIONS rollowlng are weather observations taken 7.30 am. 75th meridian time today; Tsmp't'rei Lew Hi all i WHthr Birim.

Timp, 14 14 63-32 Foot Hti thy Luhrs. services will be held at 8:45 p.m. tomorrow at the home. Burial will be in Lutheran 15S-14 Norlh. lied.

Utim A daughter, Mrs. Harding T. Mason of Rldgefield, sur vlves. tuck St, Stan. ten MfcrerUf 7-flN MANHATTAN I 117 Wert 72na StreH-THrfrfgar T-l TO.

1451 First Hveswe Wteaelmdf MM aM DEATHS New York City-Fog Abilene Albany 1 West 190th Strawt-Wnniii- MM US E. Trewmrt 7-Z7N J47 Willis eii-OTtMayiM27l WMTCHMTtlt 214 Mamaramck Avenue WWti Halm Phone for or Wrlit far llluitraltd Bookel "0" No 06nol.on Ailanta -CI Atlantic City CI Baltimore CI Bismarck CI Boston Buffalo Charleston -CI Bahrenburg, John Knott, Joseph Boyle, Andrew La Pierre, Joseph two-sevenths of a $3,500 mortgage; rector, church wardens and vestrymen of Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church, one-seventh of a $3,500 mortgage; Ruth S. Elliott, specific jewelry and one-halt ol residuary estate; Marian 8. Renger, silverware and one-half of residuary estate. Flora Goos.

specific jewelry; Edith H. Plimpton, one-seventh of a $3,500 mortgage; Emily P. Jackson, three-sevenths of a $3,500 mortgage. Chief assets, mortgages, notes, cash and insurance. miscellaneous properly, $948.

Robert E. Swezey, attorney, 160 Pearl Manhat- 8 JOHNSON, BETTIE (Oct. 54. 19401. Oross assets.

net, $15,406. To granddaughter, Norma B. Johnson. sona. Frank and Oustaf B.

Johnson, one-half of residuary estate each. Chief asseui atocks and bonda, mort- Ja'ges. notes, cash and Insuranct $534; ointly owned property. $100. WALLENSTEIN, HENRY lOct.

4. 19391. Oross assets. net, $7,244. To son.

Sidney Wallenstein. and dauahters. Mil HATTON On Thursday, Jan. 18, 1941, ELIZABETH A. Funeral services at the Funeral Home of George C.

Herbst and Son, 6741 5th Avenue, near 68th Street, on Sunday, Jan. 19th, at 2 p.m. Cremation at Fresh Pond, L. I. CI 9 Chattanooga Chicago -Cincinnati -Cleveland Dallas Denver Detroit Duluth El Paso Galveston To Finders of Lost Articles CI Lawlor, William Locke, Charlotte Lof tus, Joseph V.

Madsen, Ellen M. McDonnell, Marion McGuirl, Charles Moran, Frank X. Moran, Mary F. Murphy, Anna M. Nagel, William Palmer, Anna M.

Payne, Charles Pfefferkorn, LOCKE CHARLOTTE be-loved mother of Charles A. Locke; widow of Alexander S. Locke and sister of the late William C. Bayrer, at her residence, 87 Wlnthrop Street. Requiem mass 10 o'clock Monday morning, January 20, at the Church of the Holy Cross, Church and Rogers Avenues.

LOFTUS Suddenly, at Glen Rock, N. January 16, 1941, JOSEPH beloved husband of Helen Halg Loftus, Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from the residence, 170 Gramercy Place, Glen Rock. Solemn high requiem mass will be celebrated, 10 a.m., at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Rldgewood, Clancy, John Clarke, Daniel J. Colton, Amy Dailey, John Dannemiller, Benedict J.

Dieffenbach, Henry Dinberg, Ida Fitzgerald, Robert Fitzpatrick, Phlllls Gash, Etta A. Butt CI Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Lone Boarh. L. I. :30 a.m.

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Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. DAHNEMILLER January 17, BENEDICT J. of 7510 4th Avenue, beloved husband of Anna I. Dannemiller, father of Mrs.

Anthony Farina and Helen Dannemiller, son of the late Edward, brother of Albert Edward I. and Loretto Dannemiller. Funeral Monday, 10:15 a.m., from Funeral Home, 7722 4th Avenue. Requiem mass Our Lady of Angels Church. In Ios Anveies -CI -CI PALMER ANNA of 15 Cox Place, beloved wife of Charles B.

and mother of John F. and Charles B. Jr. Services Sunday, 9 p.m., Zirkel Funeral Home, Rldgewood and Norwood Avenues. Interment Monday, 10:30 a.m., Evergreens Cemetery.

PAYNE January 17, CHARLES, beloved father of Robert, Florence Leach and Mildred McCarthy, at his residence, 1713 E. 14th Street. Funeral from the Galligan Funeral Home, 978 Bedford Avenue, Sunday, 2 p.m. interment Green-Wood Cemetery. PFEFFERKORN EMM beloved sister of Elizabeth Kramer, January 16, of 109-10 212th Street, Bellaire, L.

I. Services Sunday, 5 p.m., at John L. Bader's Funeral Home, 507 Liberty Avenue, Brooklyn. Interment Monday, 10 a.m., Evergreens Cemetery. POWERS THOMAS, Friday, -c Louisville M.ami Milwaukee Mir.nt apolis New Orleans r.

-CI -Cl Norfolk Ri'lnw is a list of lost articlei advertised recently in the Kugle'i Lost and Found classification. Information regarding them should he telephoned to the Eagle's Want Ad Department, MAin 4-6200. Lost and Found advertisement! appear daily under "Announce Oklahoma Ciiy Mobil Cl Philadelphia Phoenix HESTER January 17. HENRY beloved husband of Amelia, devoted father of Mrs. Elizabeth Oter-son; also survived by a grandson, Harry Oterson.

Funeral services will be conducted at his residence, 90 Fourth Place, by the Rev. Herbert Peters on Monday at 2 p.m. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. HITCHINGS ANNA on Jan. 17, beloved mother of Sarah B.

Pierce, Benjamin and Harry I. Hitchings. Services at Moadinger Funeral Parlors, 1120 Flatbush Avenue, Sunday, 2:00 p.m. Please omit flowers. Grltman, Florence Emma Hatton, Elizabeth Powers, Thomas Hester, Henry A.

Raf ter, Martin Cl N. J. Interment St. John's Cemetery, MADSEN At Saranac Lake, Portland. Me.

-Portland. Ore. Sacramento ments on page 2 of the Lagla, Stretch, Charles Stoppani, Charles Wilson, Harold Hitchings, Anna Hodge, William Hoxsey, Thomas King, Lillian Louis LOST dred P. and Hazel T. Wallensteln, one-third of residuary estate each.

Chief assets, real estate. mortgages, notes, cash and Insurance. $4,100. Abner oold-stone. attorney.

527 5th Manhattan. WHITE. FRANCES E. (March 11. 1937i.

Oross assets. $6,091,982: net. $5,920,164. To Elsie While; nieces. Annie J.

Van Sinderen. Margaret W. Wood and Frances W. Emerson, and nephew, Harold T. White, $10,000 each; aisler.

Harriet H. White, specific realty, clothing. Jewelry, household effect and life Income from residuary estate In trust: Helen L. Frotli-Ingham. two-thlrda interest In $10 000: niece Elisabeth W.

Frothingham. $10000 and specific remainder Interest In residuary estate. Qrandniece, Anna L. Frothlngham. one.

third Interest In 10.000 and specific re-malnder Interest In residuary estate: grandnephews and grandnieces. Alexander Donald and Oeorge B. Moffat. Frnn-cesca M. Blackmer, Elinor W.

Janeway, Alexander M. White Ogden, Tredway. Elizabeth John U. and Haroid T. While David.

Alfred and Francis M. Weld Marjorle W. Hutcheson and Alfred W. Jean. Katharine and Adrian Van Sinderen specific remainder Interest each in residuary estate.

Chief assets, real estate, $86,942: stocks and bonds, mortgages, noies. cash and insurance. $253,038: Jointly owned property. miscellaneous property. $14,877, John W.

Frost, attorney, 40 Wall Manhattan Silt Lake City Cl San Antonio B.i Francisco Cl Savannah Cl Reatlie Cl Tampa Washington BAHRENBURG On Friday, Jan BRACELET -Lost platinum diimond terment Holy Cross Cemetery. DINBERG IDA (nee Blanke), bangle. 196 Nw York Ave. ftiia Voiiins Restaurant; $W) reward CAT Lost larste male titter, altered; on January 16, 1941, devoted wife of Samuel; beloved sister of Lewis friendif; several dayi Brooklyn Heights; reward. C-Clrar: Cl-Cloudv: PC-Psrtly cloudy; R-Rln; F-Foggy; 8-8now: Highest temperature New Yorlt City same date last year 51.

lowest temperature New York City same date last year 39, DOG Lost; male, reddish brown, Joseph M. and George J. Blanke. Funeral services at Jeffer Funeral Home, 452 New York Avenue, 1 pjn. cross rhow and ponce, ilcens B-2 1957, on harness; reward.

DOCi -Lost; brown, black back; answers Olenwood Road, Albany Ave. Reward. Sunday. RUCTION) January 17, at Newport, R. I.

Services at his 850 Park Avenue, N. Y. Sunday, January 19, at 2 p.m. RAFTER On Thursday, January 16, 1941, MARTIN RAFTER, beloved father of Francis, Ella and Loretta, at his home, 453 5th Street. Funeral Monday; solemn requiem mass at St.

Saviour's Church, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Ceme DOO Lost lerner, spots; reward buck, wh; ami DIEFFENBACH On Jan. 17, HENRY, beloved husband of Emella Maupai, proprietor of Lincoln Ter 1 uHLco Wills Filed race Garage, 1776 Union Streeet, Brooklyn. Services 1 p.m., Monday, N. January 16, 1941, ELLEN M.

Services at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, 7501 5th Avenue, Sunday, 2 p.m. Interment Valhalla Cemetery, Staten Island. MCDONNELL On January 17, 1941, MARION (nee Goshawk), beloved wife of Harry devoted mother of Sally McDonnell; daughter of Eva and Frank Goshawk; sister of Mrs. Eva F. Fawcett and Mrs.

Minerva Arpen. Reposing at William A. Martin Funeral Home, Classon Avenue, corner Sterling Place. Funeral services Sunday, 2:45 p.m. McGUIRL On January 16, Captain CHARLES beloved husband of Mary (nee McCone) and devoted father of Mary and Sara McGuirl.

Funeral from his home, 654 59th Street, Monday, 9:30 a.m.; requiem mass Our Lady of Perpetual Help, 10 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery. MORAN January 17, FRANK beloved husband Mae, father of Noel and James, son of Martin and Anna Ryan Moran, brother of Mrs. Joseph Moran, William, Martin, Edward, James and Joseph.

uary 17, JOHN P. of 535 53d Street, beloved husband of Marie dear father of Anna and Alfred, grandfather of Donal Petersen and Norma Bahrenburg. Services at the Harris Funeral Chapel, 5012 4 th Avenue, Monday, January 20, at 8 p.m. BOYLE ANDREW son of Joseph and the late Anna, January 16, 1941. Survived by four brothers and three sisters.

Funeral from his home, 57 Newell Street, Monday morning; solemn mass of requiem at St. Cecilia's R. C. Church at 10 a.m. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. Direction William P. Murphy Si Son CLANCY On January 16, 1941, JOHN C. beloved husband of Charlotte father of John Josephine M. and Charlotte MacDonald.

from Fairchlld Chapel, 86 SLelferts Place, Monday, 8:30 a.m.; lerm requiem mass Holy Inno-vvnts Church, Beverly Road and E. at his home on Hicksvllle-Jerlcho Road. Jericho, I. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. HODGE WILLIAM on January 17, 1941, at his residence, 1616 E.

35th Street, beloved husband of Margaret (nee McLoughiln) father of Mrs. Francis Ryan, Mrs, William Hanrahan, Mrs. Edwin Birmingham, Mrs. Harry Currier, William and Thomas Hodge. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.; requiem mass R.

C. Church of St. Thomas Aquinas. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HOXSEY THOMAS DOUGLAS, January 15, 1941, at Thomasvllle, son of the late Benjamin Wcller Hoxsey.

Interment private. KING On January 18, LILLIAN daughter of William and sister of Mrs. Florence Hayes, William and Matthew King. Reposing at Oeorge Ayen Memorial Chapel, 55 7th Avenue. Services Sunday, January 19, at 3:30 p.m.

KNOTT On Thursday, January r. ADELM AM, AITTIONEfcR. ji-ll" Jnr.ilHt 23. 11141. at 10 30 8 at 1611 B'dlord Aviv, Brooklyn, Frirful-aire Vnits.

rCqiiipnient. Appurfn a. a listed Conrlitinnul Sl" fun-trai t. i-taki-n from Kail' Confi'i-tMin-i I nr. TAKK THAT EKE .1.

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"scHXZEIT.AIVTii'.KE!tr a-ua January 20. 1H41. 11 l.i a.m.. North fith Brooklyn, all the nui.ii.r f.vliiri'- in 111'' srh'-flillr of a DOO Los: Irish setter, answers to name Rocky, children's pet, reward. DOO Lo! vicinltv Bushwick, Linden ttrr.cr, small, lan, Reward.

DUFFLE BAO Lnt: brown; Brcoitlyn Height, liberal reward. PIN-Lom sold, ini'lal LJ. M.7 vicinity Kings Hignway or Nov. rand Avenue POCKETBOOK Lo'tThfaVk TeaThTr" vir.n.tv Ave. ttwnen IV.h-lftih Sts money and tmpor-tnnt papers.

Please return paprrs. RINOS Lot; (2. diamond, one with innial. date; sentimental. Reward RINO Lost; 2 diamond rirfts vicinity Cleveland St.

and R.dgewood Ave. Reward. WRIRTWATCH- Lost, go'd: Ken-" inMh from Mother, Juti" 13, 1938, en-pravrd en back, reward. WATCH lady's plir.vm diamond inlaid wristwa'ch; reward WATCH Lost; lady wru'watchT vintr-ty Aves. on Ovit.gton, reward, WATCH UM.

ladv's gold E.e writ. watch. Ca'on Ave. to Hancock Bt. Reward, WRt ST WATCH" Inst.

Lyre.im lucT 30. vir.miy ante 8'. or Hth Ave. reward. WATCH -Lost: ladVji told twin fabric Wrap vinti.t Han.unn Place-Lex intr1 -Mi Avf.

nubw av-Fu-un Bt regard. thiittrl inortKal retaken 1mm Juk I The following wills are on file today with Surrogate Oorfe Albert-Wingate: DOTIERTY, JOHS 'Jan 14V Flat. 2.000 real and 12 000 personal To 81. Catherine Church of onoa. Linden Boul-evard and Albany Ave.

I200: friend, Theresa Atkinson. 1154 Nostrand Ave, residue. Oeorge N. Levlne, 39 Linden Boulevard, executor SHFA. RICHARD T.

Un. 9V Tis'ate. more than 15,000 real and more than tS.OOO personal To sisters. Belle and Florence O'Shra. both of 232 Clinton St executrlces of residue each.

TIIAYKR. C. Jan 21. Estate, mote than personal. To grandson, flordon Thayer and granddatuhters.

Cons'anr Thryer. both o' 145 lllrks 8t and ffliraberh and Margaret J. MrK.ee. both of 2 Montague Terrace. I50O each In trust, principal at SI; sons, iferdnii C.

Thayer. 145 Hicks executor, nne-tlurd in household and personal eilects, 125 000 nd one-third of residue Ihornlon Thayer, executor, one-third Interest In household and personal effects household fiiru sh.ncs and silverware, chins, books and other household equipment in a specific apartment. 218 shares of specific slock, testator's Interest In a specllic lease. 5 000. one-half Interest In specific realty and con'enis and one-third of residue.

Daughter. Eliraboth T. MiKe. both of 2 Montague Terrace, nne-'lllrd llileresl In household and personal effects, specific palming, lewrlrv. one-half interest In specific realty and rontents and one-third of residue rentral Hanover Bank and FITZGERALD ROBERT suddenly, on Thursday, January 16, beloved husband of Elizabeth; devoted father of Roberta, Betty, Joan, Gerald and Robert; brother of John, Anna and Catherine.

Funeral from his home, 55 Pennsylvania Avenue, Monday; solemn requiem mass 10 a m. St. Malachy's R. C. Church.

Interment St. Charles Cemetery, FITZPATRICK PHILLIS (nee McBrlde), died at her residence, 815 Park Place, January 16, 1941, Survived by one daughter and four tery. STOPPANI CHARLES Friday, January 17, at Long Island College Hospital, father of Mrs. Harding T. Mason.

Services at the Fairchlld Chapel. 86 Lefferts Place, Sunday, 3 p.m. Interment private. STRETCH CHARLES EDWARD, on January 17, 1941, of 681 E. 3d Street, Brooklyn, beloved husband of Henrietta Rock and father of Mrs.

Edith Pina, Herbert, Harry and Walter Stretch. Reposing at Funeral Chapel, 187 S. Oxford Street, Brooklyn. Services Sunday, 3 p.m. WILSON HAROLD on January 17.

Funeral from his residence, 988 Sterling Place, on Monday, January 20; thence to St, Gregory's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. PAWNBROKERS SALES 17th Street, at 10 a.m. Interment Cemetery. ROiEN-Kelly.

J. SJr.valb ESTATE OF EfOEXE BACM'S AUCTIONEERS. J. Krldliuhn. I.

Kirsi'linrr. J. CLARKE January 18, 1941, 16, 1941, JOSEPH JOHN, beloved son of Catherine L. and the late Patrick J. Knott; brother of Margaret, Catherine and William DANIEL beloved husband of Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from his residence, 115' Second Place.

Requiem mass St. Mary Star of the Sea. MORAN MAR beloved sister of Joseph and Angelo C. Moran, Funeral Monday from Charles B. (nee Clark), devoted father of Mrs.

Marie F. Stubbmann and Joseph V. Clarke, brother of Mrs. Anna Hlgglns; at his residence, 540 soai. Requiem mass at St.

Teresa's sell at 70 Bowery, at 9 a.m. Jan. 21 Bv order of M. TeiteloHum, 1268 Broadway, diamond. mlviT-wafiv jt-wrlry.

Hrmnd-hund wnnlirs, nl instninirnls fu'ld jfia'ss'', rnmiTHK. typewriter. mn' unci 1 i'lo's' clothing, fiirn. pli'iliti'd from (intio nf May 1, r.KIO, lu eUVib uT Nov. 1M9 pul-t-Ht oSu Jan.

II r.v oi oVr of If. Km n-1 1 jTll Allniltir Ave slinrs, oM-rroiiH. roaie. fur rout, fill 1'ltlll" l'lriU'ril from filiTl ol April 2. I'XV.

lo of Nov, M. lioo.l.il.-in Sona, Inr 279 Si pl-dm's from KHiKi of May 12, liW.i, to 4.Vil of D' r. 23. 1939. rSil JA(1B Sli'oNOt'T.

INC. Jo Slmngut. Aurtlonrers, SELL AT S2 Bowery. N. 9 A.M.: Jan.

21. Clothing and Kura fur Brooklyn Pawnbroker. 5704 5th from r.mx'l of on. 11, 1939. to W.SH0 of Dec.

30, 1939. and all holdovers. Jan 22 for M. Stavenhagen 29 Wondhull diamonds, Jewelry, arrond-hand watches', odds and enda from C.2.MI of Aug. 1.

1HH9. to 21RV1 of Nov. 30 1939. nnd all holdovers. Similar for M.

Stavenhak'en A Co r.M Mh from lil of Sept. 1. 19'19 Trust 70 Broadway. Manhattan, ex-een'nr. Surrogate Wingate ha granted letters of administration on thts estate: MISSING PEOPLE GLADYS I.Ot'P -CALL 0-OeOO BETWErN 9 TO 10 AM.

ROBERT P1TCHF.R- Uf rhnmi'ju 1927 Anv on knnwmi hfr ht it kindlr notify Knott, Funeral from the Fairchlld Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Monday, 10:15 a.m.; thence to St. John the Baptist Church, Villoughby Avenue, between Lewis and Stuyvesant Avenues, where a requiem mass will be offered at 11 a.m. LA PIERRE On Thursday, January 16, 1941. JOSEPH LA PIERRE, at his residence, 1090 Bushwlck Avenue. Services at the Calvary P.

I. Church Sunday, 8:30 p.m. LAWLER WILLIAM at his residence, 386 68th Street, on January 16, of County Tipperary, Ireland, beloved husband of Delia (nee Shelley); father of Margaret, Mary St, John's Place. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m. Requiem mass St.

Teresa's Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, COLTON AMY on January 17. 1941. beloved mother of Richard M. and Thomas K.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., from James H. Tracy's -Jmneral Home, 346 Macon Street; requiem mass 10 a.m. Church of the Little Flower, Avenue and E. 44th Street. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

ZABLOTNY IGNATIUS, Jan. 17. dear brother of Mrs. Lottie Ott, Joseph and LU John, N. Y.

F. D. Reposing at Jurek Funeral, Parlor, 728 4th Avenue. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m. Requiem Mass Our Lady of Czenstochva R.

C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Martin's Parlors, Greene, corner Reld Avenue. Requiem mass Church of St.

John the Baptist, 10 a.m. MURPHY ANNA McCUE, beloved wife of Bernard loving sister of Thomas McCue, at her residence, 1621 Brooklyn Avenue, Notice of funeral later. NAGEL On January 16, 1941, WILLIAM JOHN NAGEL, aged 68 years, beloved husband of Elizabeth L. and father of William John L. Nagel, Mrs.

Vera Robinson and Mrs. Alice Tate; uncle of Dorothy MEETING NOTICES TO THE STnCKHnr.nEBS OF R. C. Church, Classon Avenue and Sterling Pljtce, Monday, January 20, at 10 m. Body reposes at George T.

Dally Chapel, 460 State Street. Interment. Holy cross Cemetery. GASH On Thursday, Jan. 16, 1941, ETTA beloved mother of Amy, Harry and Edward Gash and Elizabeth Lehnert.

Services at the Fairchlld Chapel, 89-31 164th Street, Jamaica, on Saturday at 8:00 p.m. GRITMAN FLORENCE MARIE LOUISE (nee Scheeri, beloved wife of Herbert B. Orltman and mother of Elizabeth Louise Tallnrdy, suddenly, Friday, January 17. at her home, 96 Oaynor Avenue, Mannas-set, I. Notice of funeral later, COM HI A MAMMNE WOKHS, INC, 1 LEAst iakc.

ioiiir mat hat tiur-irril I'or-nf want to S.vtmn 22 of thf (lent Poratlnii Law of the Plato nf Now NVw York, a aperlal meeting; of of MACHINE WnilUt. will ie. held at inn prin. vmi j4i a if'rti- to tntlt tmtit't rwt of toft aid found officii ctfrfrinfif here it k'Ttt tor fyn nnl cleln (loiirj. Phoie lisle Ad- tuker, Mtin lor lurthe' delaiii.

BROOKLYN ZAGlt WANT ADS Phone MAin 4-6200 i in 1 1 S3 nf Nov 30. 1939. Jal.Vfil 1'Su 23 Clothing for Snvr. BK2 Manhattan fioiu uliPkl of May to I HI. i litnri 3 1939 to aacvri of ti-r 1 nil Similar a for .1 .1 i r.lai ni liunincAM 'm I'le corpora ion at Ch.pimit Strrrt.

in Ih- IIoIoii -m Brooklyn Citv and Sinlo Voik. nn 'liiv 1911. at 12 rlo, noon, for the pm ot clciUnc rlireitors of the corporation, Dated Mth. 1941. I marie V.

Member of Cnhimlva Machine Wvn I Ittr, Vital Nollres accepted 8 a.m. to I p.m, far publication the same day; at late as 10 ii.m. Saturday night or publication bunday KINASE Fourth anniversary mass lor DANIEL V. KINANE, 11 o'clock, January 19, Our Lady of Ouadalupe Church, WIFE and CHILDREN. and Nora and brother of Mary An- Luhrs.

Funeral services at his drews and Agnes Daly. Funeral residence, 48 Eldert Street, Sunday Monday, January 20; requiem mass at 8:45 p.m. Interment Monday, 2 8t. Mary Mother of Jesus R. p.m., Lutheran Cemetery.

B. J. Church, Bensonhurst, at 10 a.m. Thuring, Funeral Director. i Sy' '22 M.inhaiian Are from 743in ill ,11, lf13.

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