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For Ad BROOKLYN EAGLE. TUESDAY. OCTOBER IB, 1938 Telephone MAin 4-6000 11 Deaths DcatDs Mrs. James J. Donovan Louis G.

Jaccard, Last Music Box The funeral of Mrs. Mary C. Mc GELSHENEN MARY JANE (nee Clarence Klinck, Banker, Dies at 61 Stanton), October 16. beloved moth Guire Donovan, wife of James J. Donovan and an active worker for Craftsman in U.

S. Louis Gustave Jaccard, credited the Ladies Auxiliary of Brooklyn Lodge B. P. O. E.

and for numerous Catholic church organizations, will bd held tomorrow from her home, 588 7th St. A solemn requiem mass at 10 a.m. in St. Saviour's R. C.

Church will be followed by burial in Calvary Cemetery. with being the last surviving Swiss music box craftsman to ply that almost forgotten trade In this country, Manufacturers Trust Official Wa Brother Of Savings Bank Head Clarence C. Klinck, vice president MULLER October 15. JOSEPH, beloved son of Henry and Philomena, devoted brother of Barbara, Caroline, Kathryn, Alice, Mary, Frank, Henry Jr. and Louis.

Funeral from Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 150-10 Hillside Avenue, Jamaica. L. Thursday, 2 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery.

NUGENT On October 17. THOMAS son of the late Robert and Catherine Nugent (nee Halted). Funeral from Cooke's Funeral Parlor, 1218 Flatbush on October 20. Mass at St. Edmund's R.

C. Church, Avenue and E. 19th at 10 a.m. died yesterday at his home, 126 Cleveland where he had con Mrs. Donovan died Sunday In Dtatljf Borjes.

Ann Keller, EUwbeth 4 Breucher.Emm Kllnck, Clarence Butler. Thomw J. Listen, John Ctllaghan. Teres Long, Sister Clarke, John W. Angela Maria Collins, Edward Mclaughlin, W.J.

Dobbin, Mary J. Morrla, Catherine Donovan, Mary C. Muller, Joseph Donovan. WinilredNugent, Thoma J. Duffy, Emma O'Brien, John J.

Ernst, Elizabeth Payne, George Foley. Patrick Pickard, Libbie Carahan, Primavera, Hazel Catherine A. Quarm, Charles Gelshenen, Mary Qulmby, George Hasklns, Edward Randolph, Heath. Edwin Sr. William Heather, Mathilda Redden, George E.

Hefner, Paul C. ReUly, Margaret Hilkemeyer, Robinson, Harry E. Christian Ryan, James Hogan, Michael J.Ryerson.W.H. Jaccard, Louis G. Steinbach, Henry Jensen, Mads P.

Sussman, Henry A Johnson, Anna Watt, William Mass Tomorrow For William Watt Active K. of C. Member, Holding Fourth Degree, In Order 33 Years The funeral of William Watt, a Fourth Degree Knight of Columbus and a member of that order for 35 years, who died Sunday at Kings County Hospital, will be held tomorrow at 9:30 am. from the home or his son, Edward F. Watt, 1566 Hendrlckson St.

A solemn requiem mass at St. Thomas Aquinas R. C. Church will be followed by burial In Holy Cross Cemetery. Until he suffered a stroke about seven years ago Mr.

Watt was a sta ducted his business in recent years. er of Mrs. Jane Knight and Mrs. Mary Rvan and grandmother of Isabella Knight, William, John and Walter Ryan. Funeral from her residence, 9427 110th Ozone Park, N.

Thursday, October 20, 8:30 a.m. Thence to the R. C. Church of Nativity, where a requiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

HASKINS On October 18, 1838, at his home, 33 Rockledge Drive, Pelham Manor, N. EDWARD WENTWORTH HASKINS, beloved husband of Harriet Stebbins Hasklns and father ot Eunice Van Woert, Ruth Brown and Helen Crapinzen. Services at his residence Thursday, 2:30 p.m. Kindly omit flowers. Interment private.

He was 78 and had lived In East New York for more than 50 years. Holy Family Hospital after being ill since last August, Her husband was connected with the State Department of Taxation and Finance for many years. A native and lifelong of the Manufacturers Trust Company and a trustee of the Kings County Savings Bank, of which his brother, Jacob C. Klinck, Is president, died suddenly of a heart attack yesterday at his home, 457 Rugby Road. He was 61.

When music boxes were at the height of their popularity during the "Gay '90s," Mr. Jaccard was shop foreman for the Jacot Music O'BRIEN Reverend JOHN Box Company, United Statei repre resident of Brooklyn, Mrs. Donovan was prominent In the affairs of St. Saviour's church of St. Lawrence R.

C. Church in Sayville, where she was a Summer resident for 14 years. sentatives of the largest manufac of St. Cecilia R. Church, North Henry and Herbert Streets, Brooklyn: son of Kennedy O'Brien and the Funeral services will be held to morrow at 8:30 pm.

at St. Paul's Surviving, in addition to her hus late Catherine O'Brien (nee Qulgley), Harry E. Robinson Rites Tomorrow Partner in Stock Firm Of E. C. Benedict Co.

Joined Staff When 16 Oldfield, Oct. 18 Funeral services for Harry Eliot Robinson of 63 Cambridge Place, Brooklyn, a partner In the New York Stock Exchange firm of E. C. Benedict Si 61 Broadway. Manhattan, who died Sunday at his country home here, will be held there tomorrow at 2 p.m.

Mr. Robinson was executor of Commodore E. C. Benedict's estate. He was a director of the Melvillo Shoe Corporation, Louisa Company, Commercial Company, Commercial Cylinder Company, Benedict Realty Company, Suffolk Improvement Company and the Aetna Oil Sen-ice, Inc.

He also was treasurer and a director of the New York Ophthalmic Hospital, in which he had been actively Interested for 45 years. Became Partner in 1910 Born in New York City, he was the son of the late George Wheeler Robinson, who was a banker, and Mrs. Mary Alice Hyde Robinson. Entering the Benedict office at the age of 16. he became a partner in 1910.

For 12 years Mr. Robinson served in the New York National Guard. He was a member of the Veterans Association of the 23d Regiment, N. Y. N.

G. He owned an unusually valuable collection of stamps, which con Church, St. Paul's Place and Church of which Mr. Klinck was a band, are three daughters, Mrs. Gerald J.

Cruise and Muriel and Lor on October 17, 1938; also survived by turers of these mechanical Instruments In Europe. Born in St. Croix, Switzerland, Mr. Jaccard learned his trade there before coming to this country at the age of 20. He was one ot the founders, more than 50 years ago, of the French Evangelical Church In HEATH EDWIN Sr.

October 15, vestryman. He was active In the affairs of the church for many years. etta Ann Donovan, and four sons, two brothers, Captain William P. Brlen, N. Y.

P. and Edward F. O'Brien, and three sisters, Sister M. 1938. beloved father of Mrs.

Gladys Crozier and Edwin brother of Francis, Thomas James F. and Edward W. Donovan. Born in Brooklyn, Mr. Klinck at tionary engineer at Bishop McDon BORJES ANNA, on October 17, Nazarita.

S.S.J.; Mary O'Brien and tended Public School 15 and Boys nell Memorial High School, going 1938. Wife of the late Fred C. Borjes; there when the school opend in Mrs. Louis M. Lally.

Divine office on Thursday morning at 9:30 at the Mrs. Sarah Brothers. Services at the Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home. 151 Linden Boulevard, Tuesday, 8 p.m.

Funeral Wednesday, 2 High School. He began his banking career in the Wall St. office of the 1926. Born in County Armagh, Ire Church of St. Cecilia.

Solemn re land, he had been a resident of Metropolitan Trust Company In Manhattan and later was chosen to 71 Vie in Schools For 4 $10,000 Jobs quiem mass at 10 E.m. Interment p.m. Interment Evergreens Brooklyn for many years, having formerly lived on St. Mark's Ave. Calvary Cemetery directed by Wll liam P.

Murphy and Son. manage the uptown branch at 716 5th Manhattan. Shortly there Mr. Watt was a member at one HEATHER MATHILDA, on Oc time of old Fort Greene Council, after, he became a vice president tober 17, aged 56, beloved wife of K. of C.

When that council joined Aided Liberty Loan Drives PAYNE GEORGE W. passed away In a local hospital, on Oct. 17, 1938. Funeral from his residence. Theodore Heather.

Mass Thursday, Columbus Council, 126, he went to During the World War period, Mr. Assistant Superintendent Posts in City System Sought by Principals Promotion to the four 10 a.m.. St. John's R. C.

Church, Center Moriches, L. I. the latter, but at the time of his death was a member of Washington Klinck devoted much of his time to 1253 Gates Wednesday evening, the Liberty Loan drives and received Oct. 19, at 7 p.m., followed by serv Council, 132. HEFNER PAUL on October recognition from the Government for ices at the Calvary Protestant Epis He also was a member of the 17, beloved husband of Theresa (nee Woodhaven.

In recent years he was a member of the Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Church. His hobby was stamp collecting. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Suzanne Jaccard; two daughters, Mrs. Lyly Jacot and Miss Elonor Jaccard, and two sons, Louis F.

and Herman J. Jaccard. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 3 p.m. In the Arlington Avenue Presbyterian Church. William J.

Logan, Eagle Compositor William J. Logan, of 6819 3d for 30 years a member of the composing room staff of the Brooklyn Eagle, died today in St. Mary's Hospital. At the time of his death he his efforts. copal Church, on Bushwlck at Irish-American Engineers Club and year assistant school superintendent Connolly), father of Anna Naekel Local 40 of the Steam Engineers 8 p.m.

Interment Thursday morn ing Evergreens Cemetery. and Joseph Hefner, brother of John; Deioved mother of Margaret Bennett, Halvin Noe and Freda Noe. Funeral services Wednesday at 8 p.m. at 266 Crescent Brooklyn. Interment private.

BRETSCHER Monday, October 17, 1938. EMMA BRETSCHER, beloved wife of George B. Bretscher, in her 80th year. Funeral services Wednesday, 8 p.m., at the parlors of Bernard A. Ruoff, 1434 Myrtle Ave.

Interment Thursday, 2 p.m. BUTLER THOMAS on Octo-t ber 17, at his residence, 285 Adelphl beloved husband of Katherine; devoted father of Anna, Irene, Madeline, Romaine, Joan, Frances, Lo-retto, Thomas and Edwin. Notice of funeral later. CALLAGH AN TERESA, on October 16. at her residence, 823 59th beloved mother of John Daniel James Francis Harold Catherine L.

and Mrs. Joseph Dougherty; sister of Mrs. Robert Scott, Miss Jennie and Delia Dunn and Sister Frances Loretta, O.S.J. union. posts open in the city has been sought by 71 applicants, it was revealed today by the Board of When the Metropolitan Trust Company was merged with the Chatham and Phenix National Bank and Trust Company, and later when that Institution was merged with the Two of his sons are active in the also survived by two grandchildren, Catherine and Bernard Naekel; stevedore of Pier 18, N.

R. Funeral PICKARD On Monday, October Knights of Columbus. Edward is a 17, 1938, LIBBIE, wife of the late former deputy grand knight of old Additional openings will be avail Manufacturers Trust Company, Mr, Fort Greene Council, and William able with the retirement, Nov. 1, of A. is attorney for the District In from Walter B.Cooke.

Funeral Home, 50 7th Avenue. Requiem mass Our Lady of Angels R. C. Church Thursday, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Miss Isabel A.

Ennis, assistant di William S. Pickard, mother of Vina, May, Alma, Charles and Lincoln Pickard. Service at her home, 93-43 210th Bellaire, Thursday, 8:30 Klinck continued in the post of vice president. His office was moved to quisitor of the 15th District, its present location at 711 5th ave. Also surviving are two other sons, rector of continuation schools and well-known Brooklyn teacher, and William J.

McAuliffe, assistant di Cross Cemetery. Manhattan, shortly before the sec James and John a brother, ond merger. p.m. PRIMAVERA HAZEL, on Octo Patrick, and nine grandchildren, rector of the bureau of recreational tained many early American issues, and was a member of the Philatelic Society. Among his clubs were the Lotos.

St. George's Golf and Country, City and Old Field. Surviving are his widow, who was Miss Adelaide M. Stewart of Brooklyn; a daughter, Mrs. Howard Edson Norris, and a brother, Walter P.

Robinson. HILKEMEYER CHRISTIAN Mr. Kllnck was a lifelong resident His wife, tho former Alice E. Toner, activities. The new Lafayette High ber 15, at her residence, 1855 Pacific of Brooklyn.

He was a charter mem was a make-up man. Born In the died In August, 1937. Street. Survived by husband, John; downtown section, he was a lifelong School will also offer a principal's berth. Three Caused by Deaths on Monday, Oct.

17, 1938, at his home, 73 Miriam Valley Stream, L. beloved brother of Mrs. Caroline Dayton, George Charles A. and Frederick H. Hilkemeyer.

Fu daughter, Vircinla; sister. Mrs, ber and chairman of the finance committee of the Knickerbocker Field Club In Flatbush and a member of the Metropolitan Club in Manhattan Helen Trube; two brothers, Howard Wllloughby and Charles Schless- resident, or BrooKiyn. He was a member of International Typographical Union No. 6. His widow The assistant superintendencles Rev.

John O'Brien, were vacated by the deaths of Mar neral services at Trinity Episcopal man. Requiem mass Wednesday, 10 and a daughter survive. Funeral Thursday, October 20, at 9:30 a.m. Mass of requiem Our Lady of Perpetual Help. 59th St.

and. 5th Ave. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery: Chapel, Valley Stream, Wednesday, garet P. Rae, John K. Bolen and William Rabenort and the retire St.

Cecilia's Curate p.m. Interment Lutheran Ceme and Atlas Lodge of Masons. Surviving, In addition to his brother, Jacob C. Klinck, are his widow, Mrs. Louise Rhodes Klinck, and two sons, Richard and Clarence C.

Klinck. ment, effective Nov. 1, of Dr. Fred a at Holy Rosary R. C.

Churcn. Interment St. John's Cemetery. QUARM On Oct. 16, 1938, at Bellmore, L.

CHARLES be tery. Elect E. H. ThatchVr To Bank Trusteeship Edwin H. Thatcher has been elected to the board of trustees of Mrs.

B. S. Billine erick L. Holtz of Queens. CLARKE Suddenly, on Monday, The Rev.

John J. O'Brien, The majority of the candidates HOGAN MICHAEL on Octo curate at St. Cecilia's R. C. Church, ber 17, beloved husband of Mar loved husband of Catherine (nee N.

Henry and Herbert died yes. being considered for the post are elementary school principals, some October 17, 1938. JOHN husband of Mayme C. Clarke, at his dence, 55 Linden Blvd. Masonic services at Fairchlld Chapel, 86 Lef- garet; survived by his wife, Margaret uneral Today terday in St.

Catherine's Hospital at the age of 44, after an illness of of whom have been interviewed. the Greater New York Savings Bank of Brooklyn, according to an announcement by Bernard F. Hogan, about two months. ferts Place, Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m Private funeral services were to Hogan; two daughters, Mrs. Gerald-lne McKenna and Mrs.

Gladys Daum; two sons, Cornelius and Francis Hogan; live grandchildren. Born in St. Cecilia's parish, Father be held today for Mrs. Berta Seiders O'Brien was baptized, received his president of the institution. Mr.

COLLINS On October 16, "WARD husband of Norah, father Billing, widow of Dr. A. W. Billing Funeral from his residence 89-13 59 first communion, was confirmed and Thatcher is president and treasurer George E. Quimby.

Borough Architect Funeral services for George Ellis Quimby, borough architect, who died Saturday in the Brunswick Hospital, Amltyville, will be conducted tomor Donnelly). Reposing at the Funeral Home, 187 S. Oxford St. Funeral Thursday, time later. QUIMBY Saturday.

Oct. 15, 1938. GEORGE ELLIS QUIMBY, son of John L. and Lillie E. Quimby and brother of Ellis S.

Services at his home, 460 E. 17th Wednesday at 2 p.m. RANDOLPH On Monday, Oct. 17, 1938, WILLIAM L. beloved hus oi Mary, Veronica, Elizabeth, Mar Avenue, Maspeth, Thursday at 9:30 and since 1921 manager of the free of John Thatcher Son, building said his first mass there.

He was ordained 16 years ago after attend Kara, James, Bernard, William and construction. employment bureau of the New York a.m. Requiem mass at St. Stanislaus R. C.

Church, 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Chapter, American Red Cross, 315 ing the old Brooklyn Seminary, and was first assigned to St. John's Edmund. Funeral from the residence, 693 E.

7th Street, on Wednesday. Solemn requiem mass at St, Lexington Manhattan, who died of pneumonia Sunday at her Church, 21st St. and 5th Ave. Be JACCARD LOUIS GUSTAVE, fore going to St. Cecilia's last June Rose of Lima Church at 10 a.m.

In home, 68-05 Burns Forest Hills. Walter 2U. Coofee beloved husband of Suzanne, on he also had been at Our Lady of terment Calvary Cmetry. She was 64 and had been ill for -INCOftFOUTlD- Monday. Funeral services Thurs Mount Carmel Church in Astoria Among the Brooklyn and Queens applicants are: BROOKLYN Isaac Blldrrsee.

P. S. US. Alexander Boecker, P. 8.

100. Joiiph E. Carlln, P. 8 18. Robert Comln, P.

S. 232. Charles a. Eichel, P. 8.

202. Alexander Plch.ndler, P. 8. 138 Edmund Joseph Gannon, B. 14.

Samuel Qoldmin. P. S. 17. Ethel P.

Huggard. P. 8. 162. Samuel Kali, P.

8. Maxwell F. LHlwin. P. S.

109. August Lodato, P. S. 1(17. John J.

McDonald, P. 8. 234. Margaret c. Mackintosh, P.

8 140. Samuel O. Moskowltt, P. 8 171. Thomas P.

Murphy. P. 8 92 Frederick C. Pertsch. P.

S. 29. Cell Rauch, P. B. 97.

Banjamtn Ballen. P. B. 10 Qustay A. Slutnpf, P.

S. SO. QUEENS Irvlm L. Cohen. P.

33. Henry A. Gottlieb, P. 8. 18.

Jacob Greenberg, P. 8. 127. Arthur Hughson, P. 8.

151. Isidore Kayletz, P. 8. 1. Samuel M.

Levenson, P. S. 40. Herbert V. Nussey, P.

8. 134. about one month. band of Adelaide, and brother of Henrietta Fauline Randolph. Services at the Fairchlld Chapel, 86 day, 3 p.m., Arlington Avenue Pres St.

Thomas Aquinas In Flatbush and Mrs. Billing was born at sea DIGNIFIED AIwyWf FUNERALS (T I I DOBBIN On October 17, MARY J. DOBBIN (nee Smedley), of 530 53d beloved wife of the late byterian Church, Arlington Ave, and Elton St. Lefferts Place, Wednesday, 8 p.m. aboard the sailing vessel Sapphire, bound for England from America, Our Lady of Solace at Coney Island, He was a son of Kennedy O'Brien, a retired policeman, who survives.

OUR FUNERAL HOMES HnaoivH The ship was one of a trading fleet REDDEN On October 17, 1938, JENSEN On October 17, 1938, 151 Uimsm Sou InsTSt 8 Uok minster (-1200 and the late Mrs. Catherine Qulg John Dobbin and devoted sister of Mrs. Bella Reid, Mrs. Fanny Clen-denny, Mrs. Sarah Chamberlain and owned by her father, the late Com MADS P- of 903 57th St, beloved bo Seventh (Warm NEvIm S-3903-4 ley O'Brien.

Also surviving are two modore Edmund J. Seiders. Her 121S Flatbush SUcknMstar 2-02SS-7 GEORGE E. Survived by three daughters and two sons. Funeral from his residence, 585 Triton Ave row at 2 p.m.

at his home, 460 E. 17th by the Rev. William E. Dudley, pastor of the Flatbush Congregational Church. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.

Mr. Quimby, who was 29, had been in ill health for the last six years. The last architectural firm with which he was associated was that of Shreve, Lamb and Harmon, HE. 44th Manhattan. Born 'i Brooklyn, he was graduated from Cornell University in 1920 and was a member of Theta Xi fraternity.

During the World War he served in the Navy. Surviving are his father, John L. brothers, Police Capt. William John Smedley; grandmother of Miss husband formerly was assistant OUIINt 150-10 HiKslda vani-iAmalca C-4679 O'Brien of the 10th precinct in Man Hazel Fegley. Services at Schae medical director of the Equitable nue, on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m.; 15S-14 North.

Blvd. INdwndmc 3-6600 hattan and Edward F. O'Brien, and fer's Funeral Parlors, 4th Ave. at Life Assurance Society of the thence to Our Lady of Solace R. c.

three sisters, Sister M. Nazarita, 42d on Wednesday, October 19 United States. Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered 10 a.m. In S. S.

Miss Mary O'Brien and at 8 p.m. Interment Thursday, Oc During the World War Mrs. Bil Mrs. Louis M. Lally.

tober 20, at 10:30 a.m., Green-Wood ling was in charge of a canteen of STATIN ISLAND 98 Baach St, StapMtn-Cltr attar 7-6100 MANHATTAN 117 Wsst 72nd Strtwf-TRafalfsr 7-97M 1451 first Kvtnut RHIiwitlidir 4-500 KONX 1 Wssl 10Hi Slrnl-RSynMMd 1900 347 Wifws (ww-MOtf Nana S-0272 WISTCHCSTSti terment Holy Cross Cloister. Chanting of the divine office PAWNBROKERS BALES Cemetery, the National League for Women's Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in St. Cecilia REILLY On October 15, 1938, Service at the receiving ship on MARGARET (nee Conway) of 207 Shore Road. Surviving are two Church will be followed by a solemn requiem mass at 10 a.m.

Burial will 214 Mamiramck Svawia Whrts Plains 3i Quimby, and a brother, Ellis S. Quimby. His mother, Mrs. Lillie E. DONOVAN On October 16, MARY C.

(nee McGuire), beloved wife of James J. and mother of Hull Street, beloved wife of the late sons, Fred C. Billing of Forest Hills E3TATI OF EUGENE ROSENBAUM Auctioneers J. Kelly. L.

Peldhuhn. 1. Kitsch-ner sell at 70 Bowery at 9 am: OCT. 19 BY ORDER OP ESTATE OP Chas. Klelnbaum.

493 Grand clothing, pledged from 61153 o( May 2, 1930. to 15333 of Dec. 31, 1930; from 73110 of Jan. 2. 1939.

to 91814 of Dec. 31. 1935: be in Calvary Cemetery. husband of Brltta and father of Walter, Paul and Gloria. Services at Ericson St Ericson's Chapel, 500 State Wednesday, October 19, at 8 p.m, JOHNSON ANNA, of 2132 Beverly Road, Oct.

17, 1938, beloved wife of Edward Johnson; mother of Margaret, Edward, Anna King, Grace, Marie, Ethel, Robert and Ruth. Solemn requiem mass Thursday, 10 a.m., Holy Cross R. C. Church. Arrangements by Joseph G.

Duffy, KELLER On October 17, 1938, ELIZABETH KELLER. Services at her residence, 5 Hazel Court, Ger-rittsen Beach, Thursday, 2 p.m. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. KLINCK Suddenly, Oct. 17, 1938, at his residence, 457 Rugby Road, and Maj.

Albert E. Billing, stationed Phont tor Beprcstnfatfvt or Writ tor ffuitrattaj Booklet "0" No Obligation George Reilly. Reposing at J. J. Gallagher Sons Funeral Home, 25 Mrs.

Gerald J. Cruise. Francis, Mu in Hawaii, and a sister, Mrs. Thomas H. Rockwell, rlel, Loretta Ann, Thomas James Quimby, died last November.

Henry J. Kohrn, 60, Policeman 25 Years from 1009 of Jan. 2, 1938. to 2134S ot Dec. 31, 1936: from 21310 ot Jan.

1, 1937, Aberdeen Street. Solemn requiem mass, Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. Wednesday, 10 a.m. Inter F. and Edward W.

Donovan. Fu W. J-McLaughlin, la 51568 of Sent. 18. 1937.

neral Wednesday morning from her residence, 588 7th Street. Solemn 012 13 14 15 16 17 18 Mrs. Peter Palm OCT. 20 TOn M. UOOUS1EIN ec suns, Kin of Al Smith ment Holy Cross Cemetery.

ROBINSON On October 16. 1938, RUCTION" requiem mass St. Saviour's Church, Brooklyn, N. Y. all their unredeemed 10 o'clock.

Interment Calvary ceme Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Huntington Station, Oct. 18 Mrs. Henry J. Kohrn, 60, of 536 State who retired In May, 1932, after tery. Henry McCaddin, direc A solemn requiem mass will be at Oldfleld.

L. HARRY ELIOT ROBINSON, beloved husband of SALES Peter Palm, 67, a resident here for tors. serving 25 years as a patrolman in offered Thursday at 10 a.m. in St. Vincent Ferrer's R.

C. Church for William J. McLaughlin, a cousin of the last 33 years, died yesterday at the New York City Police Depart pledges of clothing, pledged to pawn ticket No. 35900 of Sept. 20.

1937. Inclusive; also all other pledges for any reason not sold at previous sales. ol3-6t-osu Oct. 21 By order of Geo. Thaln, 537 Court diamonds, silverware.

Jewelry and second-hand watches pledged from 64000 of reb. 18, 1937. to 81998 of Aug. 2S. 1937.

M. Btavenhagen 29 Woodhull clothing, pledged from 14550 of Sent. 1. 1936. to 1420O of Aug.

1. CLARENCE, beloved husband of her home, 134 W. 7th St. Born In former Gov. Alfred E.

Smith and for A October 17, 1938, WINIFRED, beloved wife of James and mother of Mrs. Winifred Fenn, ment, died Sunday In Holy Family Hospital after a long illness. At the time he was retired he iras attached Louise Kllnck and father of Richard 25 years a resident of Flatbush, who Adelaide Stewart, devoted father of Harriets Norris, son of the late Mary Alice Hyde and George Wheeler Robinson. Services at his home in Oldfleld, L. on Wednesday, October 19, at 2 p.m.

Cars will meet train at Stony Brook station, L. at 1:15 p.m. R. and Clarence C. Kllnck.

Services Germany, Mrs. Palm came to this country 65 years ago and was educated in Long Island City, where she died suddenly Sunday at his home, to Traffic K. 1937. ol4-6t osu 3519 Farragut Road. In April, 1914, Patrolman Kohrn JOSEPH SHONOUT GEO.

8HONGUT, Mr. McLaughlin was born in Man saved a 4-year-old girl from being run over by a 5th Ave. surface car, at St. Paul's Church of Flatbush, St. Paul's Place and Church Wednesday, 8:30 p.m.

Friends may call at the Harry T. Pyle Mortuary, 1925 Church Ave. LADIES AUXILIARY, BROOK hattan. For a number of years he has been active in Brooklyn Lodge, was married on July 30, 1888. She and her husband celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last July.

She was a member of St. Peter's Lutheran Church. Auctioneers, 83 Bowery, H. Sell 9 am. Oct.

18 Clothing, etc. Edelstein 28-13 Jackson L. I. Cltv, from 50622 of May 9, 1937. to 60053 of Sept.

IB. 1031; He was riding on the front platform PRIVATE AUCTION WILL BE HELD AT the DUKfl CARPET RUO CLEANINQ 801 East Nw York Avenue. Brooklyn, N. on October IB. 1938.

Alt Carpets and Eues In our possession for over 12 months will be sold at this date, C. A MAN ulrriON SELLS Oct. 21, 1938, at 11 00 a.m., at 318 WyckoU Brooklyn. Willys Knight Coach, Motor No. 45865.

account of James O. Gow. tu c7h. adelman. auctiWrTsells Oct.

27. 1938. at 11:00 am, at 21 Ririfte-wood Brooklyn. Studebaker Sedan, Motor No. FD-165K5, account oi 'J" Kaufman (first name fictitious.

oU-2t tu c7HAD ELM A AUCTIONEER. BELLS 19. 1938. at p.m.. at 367 Central Ave Brooklyn, Frlnidaire, Motor No.

1248759. and when he saw the girl run in front of the car he leaned forward and snatched her from in front Surviving, In addition to her hus LYN LODGE NO. 22, B. P. O.

ELKS alEO 1000 01 AUg. 4, 1SJ(. to lini Ul pruu 16, 1937. F. Orltlefeld.

518 Myrtle from 11394 of June 1, 1937, to 15997 of Sept. 14. 1937. Oct. 19 Harold M.

Oall. 5305 5th diamonds. Jewelry, second-hand watches, from 8679 of Nov. 5. 1936, to 21020 of It is with deep regret we announce the wheels.

22, B. P. O. E. He was retired from active business.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Lydia Mullane McLaughlin; a son, William J. a daughter, Marie, and three sisters, Mrs. Hazel O'Connor, Mrs. Gertrude O'Reilly and Miss Irene McLaughlin.

Burial will be In Holy Cross Cemetery. the death of Mrs. MARY DONO Born in Germany, Mr. Kohrn had band, are five daughters, Mrs. Chris Kearney of Flushing, Mrs.

Harry Stemmerman of South Huntington, Mrs. Laura Abbt of Huntington Station, Miss Marguerite Palm and Mrs. VAN. Ladies will assemble at her resided in Brooklyn most of his life Sept. 10.

1937. M. Harlem. 202 Columbia St to 71299 of Sept. 17, 1937.

RYAN Suddenly, Monday, JAMES M. RYAN, beloved husband of Gertrude (nee McCormick) and devoted father of Vincent, employe of J. M. Horton, Ice Cream Company, member of Morning Star Council, K. of C.

Funeral from his home, 438 61st St. Notice of funeral hereafter. RYERSON WILLIAM beloved husband of Anna on October 15. Funeral services at his home, Anthony and Christopher Kelly, Funeral from the John T. Gallagher Funeral Home, 2549 Church on i Wednesday at 2 p.m.

DUFFY On Saturday, Oct. 15, 1938, EMMA DUFFY, of 215-09 Jamaica Queens Village, devoted mother of Mrs. Emma Beach, John William J. and James G. Duffy; sister of Mrs.

Delia Archer. Funeral from William Dunigan Son Chapel, Rogers Ave. and Montgomery on Wednesday, Oct. 19, 9 a. thence to Nativity R.

Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. ERNST On Oct. 17, 1938. at her residence, 1790 New York ELIZABETH (nee Scherf), beloved wife of Joseph Ernst; mother of home, 588 7th Street, Tuesday eve Surviving are two sons, Henry and Oct.

25 r. Oritiereld. jib Myrtle ning, 8 o'clock. Funeral mass St. diamonds, Jewelry, second-hand watches Basil Kohrn.

Funeral services were from 11394 of June 15, 1937, to lo'JK oi Sept. 14, 1937. Saviour's R. C. Church, Wednesday, 10 a.m.

LICENSES to be held today at 2 p.m. in the Ericson Chapel, 600 State St. Burial Colin Maclennan of Washington, D. a son, Frederick Palm of Brooklyn; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. CANAL AUCTION ROOM, INC.

JOHN OIBHS. J. r. SULLIVAN Auction Mrs. SAMUEL A.

LEMMA, Chalrlady. will be In Cypress Hills Cemetery, eers, sells at 152 Canal Manhattan, N. Y. City, Oct. 24.

1938. for Jas. J. Ryan. Funeral services will be eon- LISTON JOHN, on October 16 1309 E.

94th Street, on Wednesday, ducted tomorrow at 1 p.m. at her Mrs. Theodore Heather October 19, at 2 p.m., followed by home by the Rev. Paul H. Pallmeyer, 134 Mvrtle Ave unredeemed p.enaes oi diamonds, second-hand watches.

Jewelry, silverware, No. 8288. June 17. 1931. to 9KS7, July 13.

1937. and all pledges held over from previous sales. oil-fit beloved husband of Bridget (noe Scanlan) devoted father of Edward, Eileen, Mary, John and Nora. pastor of St. Peters Lutheran Mrs.

Mathilda Heather, 56, of Cetv interment at Greenfield Cemetery, Hempstead, L. I. Church. Burial will be in Melville brother of Mrs. Bridget Conway and ter Moriches, died yesterday at the Cemetery.

FORECLOSURES STEINBACH Entered into eter Postgraduate Hospital, Manhattan SI1PBFME COURT. KINGS COUNTY NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT permission has been granted to the under, iinn-d to sell beer, wines and liquors at retail at 22 Court Llrense No. RL727. 3fifi Fulton License No. RL73I.

S30 Fulton License Nn. RLTfifi 5R6 Atlantic License No. RL7flO AH tn Brooklyn, Kings Co under th Alcoholic Beverage Control Laws, lor on premises consumption. CHILD8 COMPANY, 3(10 Fifth Ave New York. N.

Y. Ms NO IC ETs I THAT License Number R. L. 4490 has been issued to the undemmied to sell liquor, wine ar.i beer at retail under the Alcnhnlic Bevrraae Crmirnl Law at 341 Ocean County of Kings, city of New York, for on premises consumption. MANNIX RESTAURANT, 341 Ocean Ave, Brooklyn, nal rest on Monday, Oct.

17, 1938, She and her husband, Theodore, operated the Clearvlew Hotel in Cen Edward. Funeral from residence, 562 Morgan Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Solemn mass of requiem at St. Cecilia's Church. In terment St John's Cemetery.

Home Owners' Loan Corporation, plaintiff, against JOSEPH 1SACOWITZ et de fendants. HENRY, beloved husband of Lulu Steinbach, and dear father of Catherine, Religious, and Masonic ser ter Moriches for many years. lluttenlocher Named Palmitier Manager DENIS A. HARRINGTON, JR. Fiain- Funeral services will be at St, John's Church, Center Moriches vices on Wednesday, 8 p.m., at his 2 Knifed in Brawl At Night Club A 4:00 a.m.

brawl In the coatroom of the Swing Club, 35 W. 52d Manhattan, ended up today with two brothers, Raymond Fine, 27, and Donald, 21, both or 30 Tilinghast Albany, being taken to Roosevelt Hospital suffering from serious stab wounds. The brothers, and a friend who escaped during the melee, drove up to the Swing Club In a station wagon bearing the sign, "Din'v's Terrace Gardens, Cohoes, N. parked it and entered the club. Leaving the club later, an argument and free-for-all ensued when the trio were unsuccessful in getting their hats.

Both Fine brothers were stabbed Joseph, Albert, Herman, Mrs. Joseph Doyle, Mrs. Frank Wahl, Mrs. Henry Sargent and Helen Ernst. Funeral from her home Thursday, i' 9:30 a.m.; thence to St.

Thomas Aquinas R. Church, Flatlands, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered. Interment Holy Cross Cemetry. FOLEY PATRICK on Oct. 16, i at his home, 114 Java Green- LONG Sister ANGELA MARIA, tlff'g Attorney.

240 Madison Avenue, Borough of Manhattan. New York City. Pursuant lo Judsment of foreclosure and saie duly entered hrrem on October ll'h, Frederick T. Kracke, Republican Thursday, at 10 a.m. Interment will home, 19 Pennsylvania Belle- follow at Mount Pleasant Cemetery leader of the 21st A.

announced rose, L. I. S. S. on Monday, October 17, 1938.

Funeral from St. Cecilia's Convent. Requiem mass Wednesday, 10:30 Center Moriches. today the selection of Louis F. Hut- WATT WILLIAM, on Oct.

16, She is survived by her husband a.m., St. Cecilia's Church. 1938, I will sell at public auction to me highest hldder, by CREWS AND SHAPIRO, Auctioneers, at the Brooklyn Real ftte Exchange. 189 Montague Street, Urook-yn, N. on November 10th.

19JS. al 12 o'clock noon, the mortgaged premises directed to be sold, slluan in the Cnunty of Kings. City and State of New York. 1938, beloved husband of the late tenlocher as campaign manager for Lewis L. Palmitier, G.

O. P. candi a daughter, Mrs. Marian Akien, of East Moriches, and a son, George, date for Senate in the eighth Sena She was a native of Germany. Alice E.

Toner; father of Edward, James, William and John; also survived by nine grandchildren. Funeral mn Wednesday, 9:30, from his torial District, comprising the 17th, beginning at a point on the northeasterly 18th and 21st A. D.s. Huttenlocher, McLAUGHLIN October 16, 1938, WILLIAM suddenly, at his residence, 3519 Farragut Road, beloved husband of Lydia Mullane McLaughlin, dear father of William J. and Marie brother of Mrs.

who was the candidate for Assem point, beloved husband of Margaret; father of John, William and George and Mrs. Helen Breltenbach. Funeral from his residence, Thursday, 9:30 solemn requiem mass at St, Alphonsus R. C. Church, 10 a.m.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. Mrs. William J. Reilly side of East 32nd Street, distant JO lent southeasterly from the corner formed by the intersection of the northeasterly Mrle of East 32nd Street and the southeasterly side of Avenue running thence northeasterly parallel with Avenue and pint bly in the central Flatbush district Mrs.

Rose Strider Reilly of 15 E. residence, 1566 Hendrlckson requiem mass R. C. Church of St. Thomas Aquinas.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. two years ago, has obtained a num Hazel O'Connor, Mrs. Gertrude 10th Manhattan, society corre ber of voung men and women of the distance through a party wall loo LEGAL NOTICES I )i I RI CTC OUR T0 FT UNI ED STATES. EASTERN DISTRICT OP NEW YORK In the matter of Rnbarzynskl Machine Corporation, a New York Corporation. Debtor.

In Proceed! nc for tha reorganization of a corporation under Section 77B. No. 35-'J'R. Noure of hfaniiK, etc to creditors and stockholders of tht debtor. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVPN pursuant to the order of (his Court, dated October 6.

193R. that a hearing will he he.d befor this Couit, at Room 214 of the States Court Hou.se. Post Offire Buiidint. and Johnson 8: reets. the B'trouih of Brook Ivn.

City St are of York, on November 1H. 193B. at 10 30 o'rltx'k in the forenoon of that day. lor the purpose of considerm the plan of ve- spondent at Westhampton and but Raymond managed to stagger to throughout the Senatorial district to feet; thence southeasterly parallel with East 32nd Street, 25 feet: thence southwesterly parallel with Avenue P. 100 leet Quogue for the New York Herald a fire box and turn in an alarm O'Reilly and Irene.

Solemn requiem mass Thursday, 10 a.m., St. Vincent Ferrer's Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. serve on the committee, he says. The Board of Directors of The Tribune for several weeks last Sum which brought fire apparatus and Palmitier was to be a guest and to the northeasterly side of East 32nd Street, and thence northwesterly along the Jewish Hospital of Brooklyn and Tranine School for Nurses and the GARAHAN CATHERINE A.

MCLAUGHLIN, on October 16, at her home, 2612 Fillmore near Ger-ritsen wife of the late Peter, mcr while living on Long Island police. The wounded men were taken northeasterly aide of East 32nd Street, feet tn the point or place of beginning died of pneumonia yesterday to Roosevelt Hospital. speaker at the women's luncheon at the Flatbush Republican clubhouse, 2431 Church Ave. this afternoon. In Medical Staff record with profound MORRIS CATHERINE, October Beth David Hospital, Manhattan Subject to covenants and restrictions Police took Al Schechter, owner sorrow the death of Dr.

HENRY A 17, at her home, 322 Devoe be She was the wife of William contained In Liber 4376 oi Conveyances, uaie 362. of the club, and seven other men to ioved mothet of Edward and sister of Mary Kraus, Lillian Marhoefer, the hospital but the brothers were the evening he will speak before the Steuben Society at the Mldwood Masonic Club, 1101 E. 35th St. Reilly, advertising manager of Cine Mundial, a Spanish language mo Su.Ject to easement contained tn iber 51R4 of Conveyances, page 221. and Liber SUSSMAN.

ALVIN S. ROSENSON, Pres. Hospital. Charles Jaffa, Pres. Training School mother of Joseph John Mrs.

William Clark, Mrs. John Scott; also survived by 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m. Mass of requiem C. Church of Mary Queen of unable to identify them.

Barbara Caf frey and Alex Marhoefer, tion picture magazine, and was well Funeral on Thursday at 9 a.m. from the home of her son, Edward Mor known as a magazine and news paper writer. Heaven, Avenue M. and E. 56th St ris, 1353 Jefferson thence to 4 Pickets, Union Aide Guilty of Contempt at 10 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross In epemorfam BOYLE THOMAS. Oct. 18, 1937, Nicholas R. C. Church, where a mass will be offered at 10 a.m.

Interment Cemetery. Rohert Crozier Long Four pickets and the business St. John's Cemetery. Arrangements Gone but not forgotten. Loved by manager of a C.

I. O. local, charged Nicholas Blaslus Jr. Son. all.

with violation of an injunction en Berlin, Oct. 18 (Robert Crozier Long, 66, financial correspondent of the New York Times and London FATHER. MOTHER, BROTHER 4990 of Conveyances, page 376. Subject to sewer agreement contained In Liber 4486 ot Conveyances, page 31. Said premises being known as and by the street number 1633 East 32nd Street.

Dated, New York. October 18th. 193B. PHILIP 8. HOIJE8.

Referee. 21 25 28 1 4 SUPREME COURtTK INGS COUNTY -HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, Plaintllf, against VITO FLORIO el Defendants. BERNARD BOOART. Plaintiff's Attorney. 61 Chambers Slrrrt.

New York City. Pursuant to a Judgment dated October 1th. 1938, and duly entered, 1 will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by JOS. H. ROSENBLUM, auctioneer, a' the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange.

In!) Montague 8treet. Brooklyn. New York, on the loth day of November, 1938. at 12 o'clock noon, the premises In said JurlK-mrnl directed to be sold, with the Improvements thereon, situate In the of Kings, on the southerly aide ot Rt-gen Street, distant 250' west of Bond and SISTERS. joining picketing in front of the Busch Kredit Company stores during a strike last June, were found Economist, died today of pneumonia He was a British subject.

A daughter, HEDSTROM In memory of EMMA V. HEDSTROM, who died Jin iKemnnam orcanizatmn of th rirhtor corpora Inn herein, dated September 8 1938- and the celrk nf thi Court where the same mv be examined, and vou are re-nursted to aim cause at time and whv such plan reorganization hou'rf not hf confirmed and why the Court shotiid not take j.uch other and further action upon the foregoing matters and such other matters mav properly rrnue before i' may jutt and proper. Said hearing may adjourned from nine to time without nntic to the debtor, rreditnrs or -torkholdeif, or other in'ciei-teri parties other I nan the anHiutiremcnt of lie adjourned date nt hrarmu or at' adtoirtnment thereof to the aforesaid order th creditor are dirce'ed to file claims in the form renin red in bankruptcy proceeding with Theodore Stitt. E.q Special Master, nt his office. 100 Montague Street, Borough of Brooklyn.

City and State of NW York, en or before the 28th day of October. 1H38 SHiri plan. If not chunked or modified, mny be confirmed at the hearing or anv adjournment thereof without ar.y further noure 'o the drhtor. creditors, stockho.d-er or other interested partie Daird. New York.

Oct. 10, 193R PHILIP A GORE Attornev for Debtor, 11 Park Place. Dor, of Manhattan, New York, THEODORE BTITT, Fsn Special MnfOr, 110 Mnn'aeue Street, Brooklyn Y. tu Tatjana Long, until recently was guilty of contempt of court jester day by a jury in Supreme Court be Branch Librarian To Continue Course Mis Fannie C. Boies, librarian of the Saratoga branch of the Brooklyn Public Library, will continue her current course in ancient and modern literature at the branch, 8 Hopkinson by reading from Sophocles' "Antigone" next Friday night.

Miss B. Winifred Jackson, children's librarian at the branch, has prepared an exhibit of books and posters dealing with Greek life and letters. Among unusual requests reported by Miss Marion E. Williams, librarian at the Bushwlck branch, Bushwlck Ave. and Selgel was that member of the staff of the Newark Oct.

18, 1929. Devotedly, fore Justice Cotillo, who issued the CHARLES E. HEDSTROM and (N. Ledger. original Injunction.

FAMILY. The defendants face Jail sentences up to 30 days each and fines up to VITAL NOTICES (Acknowledgments, Btrlht, Condolences, Confirmations, Diathi, En-aagem ints, Marriages, Mattel, Memortams, Resolutions) accepted until 10 PM. for publication thi following day or from A. M. to FJf.

(11 AM. Saturdays for publication in ike next avail-abli tiition of tki samt daj'i paper. Tht Vital Nolict rat is 90 cents per lint. MAin 4-6000 JANTZER In loving memory of classes The Eagle has published a booklet of "In ltfemoriam" Verses my dear father, EDWARD JANT $250 each. The four pickets testified yoster HIMMELL OSCAR P.

Solemn requiem anniversary mass will be ZER. Daughter, hildeuakdb. WARD ANNA. In loving mem celebrated at St. Rose of Lima R.

You mty obtain copy of tail ory of our dear mother, who died Street, being a plot 25' In width front and rear and 100' In depth on each side, and part of the distance through a party wall, as more particularly described In said Judgment. The said premises being known as 112 Bergen Street, Dated October 18th. 1018 A. E. ROBERT FRIEDMAN 018 21 25 1 4 day they were not members of the Window Trimmers Union, Local 144, for which they were picketing and said they received $2 a day each.

Ben L. Berman Is the business manager of the local. Church Oct. 20, 1938, at 9 a.m., for the repose of his soul. Relatives Oct.

18, 1927. Gone but not forgotten booklet, without charge, by calling an Ad Taker it MAin 4-6000. of a gypsy for books on "good and and friends invited. Sons, JOHN and CHARLES, Daughter, EVELYN. bad'" kidneys.

Members of 70th Precinct, N.Y. P..