The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 9

BROOKLYN EAGLE, MONDAY, JAN. 18, 1943 Mrs. Arthur W. F. Street, 84, Dr.

Edwin D. Smith, John Van Wagner Dies at 90; Lived in Brooklyn 75 Years John Mott Van Wnaner veteran BULLETINS Military Funeral ForSgl. A.R.Mayer Bomber Crash Victim Lies In State at Honor Roll Club Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mayer of 956 McDonald Ave.

were today making member of several Brooklyn organ- lzations and a Summer resident of Mattituck for 60 years, died yes- terday at hie home, 894 Union St. I He was 90. Mr. Wagner and his wife, Mary, would have celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary Feb. 4 had "he lived.

The couple have lived In Brooklyn for more than 73 years nd were married In St. Augustine's. R. C. Church when it was located at 5th Ave.

and Bergen St. The late Monsignor David J. Hickey performed the marriage ceremony. Mr. Wagner was born In Manhattan and formerly was employed with the Aetna Casualty and Surety Company and the old Baldwin clothing firm here.

He was the oldest member of the Juanita Democratic Club and also was an early member of Columbus Council, 126, C. and the K. of C. Veterans A-ssociation. Surviving Mr.

Van Wagner are his widow; three sons, William Eugene B. and Raymond T. Van Wagner, and two brothers, Alfred E. and former Police Inspector Jacob H. Van Wagner.

The funeral will be held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday with a solemn Retired Physician Former Republican Club Treasurer at Woodmere Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Woodmere, Jan. 18 Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. for Dr. Edwin Dudley Smith, 74, who died Saturday at his home, 949 Central here.

The services will be in the home, and burial will in Wcodlawn Cemetery, in the Bronx. Dr. Smith was graduated from the College of Physicians and Sur- neons of Columbia University in 1889, at 21. and was one of the i youngest in his class. He retired 20 years ago, after 20 years' practice In New York.

Once active in politics, he formerly was treasurer of the Woodmerc-j Hewlett Republican Club. Dr. Smith was an ardent fisherman and an amateur horticulturist whose hobby was the growing, of dahlias. He leaves his wife, Elsie Tully Smith; three sons, Edward Dudley Jr. of Merriam, Paul Hol-lingsworth of Lynbrook, and Town-send Slater of Woodmere, a daughter, Ethel, also of Woodmere, and two sisters, Mrs.

George De Forrest Smith of Kingston, N. and Mrs. Lucille Martin of Great Barring-ton, Mafs. John T. Grieve, 68, Law Clerk 50 Years John Turner Grieve of 103-37 96th Ozone Park, for 50 years law clerk in the firm of Beals Nicholson, 230 Park Manhattan, died Saturday at his home following a brief illness.

He was 68. Mr. Grieve, who retired in 1941, leaves his widow, Mrs. Hattie Grieve; his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Grieve, and two sisters, Mrs.

Ben-nam Hopkins and Mrs. Alexander H. Reid. Services will be held at 8 30 o'clock tonight in the chapel of Clarence F. Simonson, lClct Ave.

and 97th Ozone Park. Burial will be in New Lots Cemetery at 11 a.m. tomorrow. Continued from Page 1 2 WOMEN INJURED AS TROLLEY JUMPS TRACK A Grand Ave. trolley car, yoing west on Grand jumped the track after crossing Marcy Ave.

last night. Lena Florio, 56, of 82 S. 1st received abrasions of the right knee, and Dorothy Sweatkowski, 21, of 276 Bedford suffered shock. Both were taken to St. Catherine's Hospital.

SEND WOMAN ROOF PERCHER TO HOSPITAL Police of the rescue squad, bombarded today by calls that a woman was perched on the roof-ledge of a five-story rooming house at 130 E. 16th Manhattan, rushed there just in time to find her coming down the house stairs. She described herself as Sylvia Pozen of 180 E. 18th and told police she could not recall how she got to the Manhattan address nor what she was doing on the roof. Police sent her to Columbus Hospital, Manhattan, as an amnesia victim.

3-ALARM FIRE SHUTS DOWN WAR PLANT ONLY 1 DAY Despite damage caused by a three-alarm fire Saturday night, the plant of the Welbilt Equi-Thermal Gas Range Company, 57-18 Flushing which is engaged In war work, will be in operation again tomorrow, it was announced today by A. P. Hirsth of 435 Avenue president. Fourteen fire companies responded to ihe three alarms, of which the first was turned in by a passerby at 11:15 p.m. Deputy Chief Timothy Donovan was in.

charge of the firemen. The third alarm, turned in at 11:40, was largely precautionary and the blaze was reported under control at 12:20 a.m. The plant is a brick structure, two stories in front and one in the rear, now devoted to the manufacture of ventilators, airplane landing mats and ammunition boxes for the navy. The blaze, believed to have started In the ceiling of a cafeteria on the first floor, was discovered by James Finn, 7112 Bay Parkway, the night watchman, in making his rounds. The fire damaged about 60 feet of the building's 225-foot frontage and burned through to the roof, but the rear of the structure was left virtually unscathed.

2 DIE IN FIRES ON STATEN ISLAND Within a half-hour of each other yesterday two persons died when fire broke out in their homes. Mrs. Madeline O'Donnel was burned to death on the second floor of her home at 287 Pelton West Bright ton, Staten Island. The fire was discovered by her Lee Quan, Famed Navy Cook, Won Pershing, Coolidge Praise John M. Van Wagner mass of requiem at St.

Francis Xavier R. C. Church, 6th Ave. and President St. Burial will be In Holy Cross Cemetery.

Later he was transferred to the torpedo boat U. S. S. Barry on which he was serving when the World War started. When the United States entered the war the Barry and the rest of the Asiatic destroyer flotilla steamed to the Mediterranean and Quan's fame as a chef spread throughout the Allied navies.

Once Gen. John J. Pershing ate his food when he went aboard the Barry. Pershing called for Quan and said: "If such delicious food was served our doughboys we would have on the war long aao." Quan was a particular favorite of the late President Calvin Coolidge and when he retired from the navy in 1929 and opened restaurant in New York. Coolidge sent him a let- tcr of best wishes.

BRENNAN On January 17, 1943, WILLIAM beloved husband of Margaret (nee Moran); devoted father of Helen, Marparet, Frances. Joan, Bernard, Corp. William, U. S. and Peter Brennan; brother of Peter, Patrick and of Bernard and Francis in Ireland.

Reposing Wil liam A. Martin Funeral Home, Clas-son Avenue, corner Sterling Place. Funeral Wednciday, 9:45 am. Requiem mass Teresa' Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. BUCKLEY ELLA on January 16.

1943, daughter of Timothy; sister of Timothy John T. and May F. Buckley. Funeral from residence, 118 Lott Street, Wednesday, 10:30 a.m. Requiem mass Holy Crass Church, 11 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. CARACAUSA VINCENZA. aged be i i 1 a I AT brother, Vincent Hurley, a city fireman, who was just returning home from work. Leslie Larsen, 30, died of smoke poisoning in his two and one-half-room apartment at 91 Catherine Port Richmond. Police believe he fell asleep while smoking and that a spark set the chair smoldering.

PEDESTRIANS HIT BY TROLLEY Two men were injured last night when struck by a Graham Ave. trolley car as they were crossing Manhattan Ave. at Freeman St. They were Joseph Jablowski, 55, of 219 Freeman whose skull was fractured, and Stanley Sonkski, 64. of 68 IHipont who sustained lacerations of the forehead.

Both were taken to the Greenpoint Hospital by Dr. Billardi. William Herman was rnotorman of the trolley car. Captain's Widow Mrs. Janet M.

Street, 84, of 6717 Fort Hamilton Parkway, died Saturday in Kings County Hospital, a day following the death of her husband, Capt. Arthur W. F. Street, retired master mariner. Captain Street, who wjis 82, had followed the sea since 1879.

He had been a master since 1900 and made many convoy trips during the first World War in ships of the Lucken-bach Line. He was a member of George W. Flynn, Insurance Man Lieutenant in World War No. 1, Served in Cobleni Funeral services for George W. Flynn of 82-42 Kew Gardens Road, Kew Gardens, Jamaica Insurance man, who died yesterday in Queens General Hospital, will be held at 8 p.m.

tomorrow in the Clarence F. Simonson Funeral Home, 119-04 Hillside Ave. Mr. Flynn succumbed from injuries suffered In an auto accident Saturday night on Queens Boulevard. He was 53.

In the first World War he served overseas as a lieutenant in the Infantry of the 4th Division and was with the Army of Occupation in Coblenz, Mr. Flynn had been in the insurance business in Jamaica for 20 years. He Is survived by his widow, Loretta; his father, Michael Flynn; two brothers, Joseph A. and Charles F. Flynn, and two sisters, Mrs.

Charles Hussey and Mis. Frederick Crowell. Burial will be in Cypress Hills Cemetery. U. S.

Citizens in Holy Land 'Urged to Enlist in Army I Jerusalem, Jan. 14 (Delayed: (UP' An American Army enlistment campalan for natives or natural-i ized citizens of the United States living in Palestine, Transjordanla, Syria and Lebanon is now under I way, American officials announced. I Volunteers will be a to HYDE ALICE EARLE. January 17, at her residence. Waierbury, wife of the late Dr.

Clarence R. Hyde of Brooklyn. private. HYNES SADIE D. 'nee Walsh), suddenly, on Sunday, January 17, beloved mother of Thomas a id devoted sUter of Bridget Walsh and Mrs.

Jennie Feminella. Funeral frnm lier rpsirienrp. 4901 fith Ave- i mie. Brooklyn, on Wednesday at 9:30 am thence to St. Ajalhas R.

C. Church, where solemn masa of requiem will be offered at 10 a m. Interment Calvary Cemete.y. KEHOE KATWERINE (nee Hillenbrand), at her home. 63-11 Ever-ton Street, Regt Park, on Saturday; beloved wife of the late James and loving mother of Edwin.

She is also survived by four brothers, one sister and four grandchildren. Re-quiem mass Wednesday, 10 a.m.. at the Church of the AsccnMon. In terment Calvary Cemetery. KELLER ALFRED D.

on Monday, January 18. 1943. beloved hus band of Emma V. Keller. Notice of service later at Fairchiid Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place.

KELLY JOHN on January 17, 1943, beloved husband of the late Sarah; father of Florence Lounsbury, Mrs. E. Edmonds, Brt-ley, Helen Moeser and Ruth. He-posing at the M. J.

Smith Memorial, 248 Prospect Park West, Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.; requiem mass Holy Name Church. KENNEDY MARY January 17, 1943, beloved mother of James. Thomas, John, William; dear sister of Evalyn Gropf, Frederic Jochlm; grandmother of John J. Kennedy. Funeral from her home, 7910 5th Avenue; solemn requiem mass Wednesday, 9:30 sharo, ot.

Anselm's Church. Arrangements by Joseph G. KRAUSS On January 16. GUSTAV, beloved husband o( dear father of William. Mrs.

Edna Zwlren, Mrs. ttV.ji", Eleanor and Viola, and bro-her Otto. Services at Dai-ram is i-neral Home, 8813 5th Aven ie, Monday, 8:15 p.m. Funeral 2 p.m. LANDERS MARY FRANCES former housekeeper of Mrs.

I.a!el M. Head, of 505 9th St. Remains reposing at E. H. Lockwood Funeral Chapel, 25j 21st Street.

Requiem mass Wednesday, Jan. 20, 9 a at the R. C. Church of St. John the Evangclis Interment Calvarv Cem etery.

LAUDER On January 17. 1943 JESSIE (nee Bisset). at her residence. 30 Aspen Street. Floral P.irk; beloved wife of Robert mother of Mrs.

William Lemmon, Mrs. James Durand, Robert O. and Capt. Edward U. 8.

Army. Notice of funeral later. LECHLEIDER MARGARETHA. on Sunday, January 17. 1943, beloved wlf of the late Martin, arid devoted mother of Joseph.

Tlieo- dore, Ignatius. Martin. Bernard iand Magdolena Meyeneks ami I Elizabeth Ranlet. Funeral Charles M. Larmunn's Funeral Home, 66-81 79th Place.

Middle Village. L. I on Thursday, at fl 30 the His was and a the on i i for 24 Hours United States Naval Reserve. services were held Saturday afternoon in the Weigand Brothers Funeral Home, 24 South Grand Baldwin, with the Rev. C.

Merton Wilson, officiating. Burial in Evergreens Cemetery. Mrs. Street was born in England leaves a sister, Christine Gordon, a brother. Alexander Gray, and nephew.

Lennox A. Gordon. Services will be held for her today in Weigand Chapel. Frank O'Connor, 64, Local Reporter On Job 48 Hours After Malbone Tunnel Disaster Funeral services for Frank O'Connor, a reporter on the staff of the New York Times for 30 years, who died Saturday, will be held privately tomorrow from McCadden's Funeral Chapel. 24 7th Ave.

Mr. O'Connor, who was 64, was 'fll known in Brooklyn, having covered the Brooklyn Federal Building for a number of years. Hr suf fered a heart attack on Friciav at his home, 131 W. 16th Man- hattan. Mr.

O'Connor started his career the old New York Morning Journal and as an office bov ran mnH. for William Randolph Hearst and me late Arthur Brisbane. He later became a reporter and covered Brooklyn Police Headquarters. He made his home in Brooklyn for many years. At the time or the Malbone St.

tunnel wreck he re-! mained at the scene for 48 hours without a rest. He leaves three sisters, Mrs. Ed- ward J. McNamara, of Great Neck; Ethel A. O'Connor and Mary A.

O'Connor, both of Brooklyn, and two brothers, George of Brooklyn, and Charles L. O'Connor, of West Haven, conn. Middle East pofts on the same basis as troops from the United States. Men between the ages of 18 and 38 are eligible. McDONALD CATHERINE ine Cain), on January 16, 1943, lovuij mother of Joseph James Peter, Mary nd Mrs.

Catherine Mc-Manus; also survived by thlrieen grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. Funeral from her residence, 27 E. 10th Street, Brooklyn, on Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.; solemn requiem ma.ss Holy Innocents R. C. Church.

Thomas Edward Ireland, Directors. Mclaughlin eleanor (nee Murphy), on January 17, loving wife of Charles, and mother of Kathleen; also survived parents, Francis A. and Katherine; one sister, Irene, and two brothers, Francis and Edward, Funeral 9:30 a.m.. Wednesday, from 101-62 126th Street. Richmond Hill.

Solemn requiem mass at St. Theresa' Church at 10. Interment St. Charle Cemetery. McWALTERS RICHARD, on January 16, 1943.

Survived by wile, Marian; brother, Thomas, and sisters, Mrs. Cuthbert Behan and John Fitch. Funeral Tuesday, 9 30 a.m., from Blair's Funeral Home. 723 Coney Island Avenue; requiem mas 10 a.m., Immaculate Heart of Mary R. C.

Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. O'CONNOR On January 16. FRANCIS J. O'CONNOR, brother of Mary Mrs.

E. J. McNamaia, Ethel, George and Charles. Fj-neral, private, from McCaddins Funeral Parlor, 24 7th Avenue, at 10 a.m. Tuesday.

O'HAGAN RAYMOND, on January 16, 1943, dear son of Frank O'Hagan. Reposing at Austin Moran Funeral Home, 121 6th Ave nue. Notice of funeral later. ROESE Monday, January 18. 1943.

J. HENRY; beloved husband of the late Marlon H. and dear father of Harry W. Edgar Roese and Edythe H. Hommel.

Service Falrehlld Chapel, 86 LefferUs Place. Wednesday, 8 p.m. Member of Hyatt Lodge Invited. ROBERTSON WILLIAM. January 16.

1943, husband Of Eliza and brother of Walter J. Robertson. Services at Herbst Chapel, 83 Hanson Place, Monday, 8:30 p.m. SAYERS CALVIN. January 16, 1943, in hi 39th year, of 536 11th Street, beloved husband of Elsie; father of eight children.

Service Tuesday, 2 p.m.. at Chapel Joseph G. Duffy, 237 9th Street. SCHRETZMAN CHARLES, on January 17, beloved husband of Margaret; devoted father of Kathleen. Charles, Walter, William, Edward and Joseph, Funeral Wednesday from his home, Glen Street; requiem mas.

10 Blehed Sacrament R. C. Church. SHERIDAN MARTIN, on Janu- ary 17, 1943; beloved husband of Katherine and devoted father of Mrs. Charle Riddle and Frances Sheridan; abo survived by a broth- er, Michael of Dublin, Ireland, and four sisters, Frances, Helen, Mr John Burnett, Mrs.

William Aldln-( t. Reposing Lafayette Chapel. 40 Uf.iyctle Anme. Notice of funeral later. BV V.

S. WAR BONDS AND SAVIAGI aTaYMM in A I a sister. Mr. D. Thomas Moore of Manhattan, arrangements for a military funeral for their 18-year-old son, Sgt.

Arthur Robert Mayer, army aerial gunner. Receiving his final training In night flying, the sergeant was among ten airmen killed when their heavy bomber crashed early Saturday morning ten miles south of Boise, Idaho. The father said the body will lie state at the Kensington Park Honor Roll Club. Just a few doors from home, at 966 McDonald Ave. military guard will be stationed at the bier.

Young Mayer was graduated from the Montauk Junior High School In June of 1940. Starting a course at the Manhattan Trade School of Avialtion, he left Just before completing his first year because "he wanted to see some action" and enlisted in the Army Air Corps in September, 1942. He received his basic training at Tyndall Field, Fla. Surviving also are four sisters. Mrs.

Virginia Turgln and the Misses Dorothy, Alice and Grace Mayer. Tilyou Names Jagger As Chief Ration Aide George C. Tilyou, Kings County Administrator of the War Price and Rationing Board, today announced the appointment of William Jagger as deputy county ad ministrator. Jagger, 51. lives at 2120 Kenmore Terrace with his two children, Ruth Ann, a student at Hobart College, and William Donald, a student at the Riverdale Country School.

He was born in Canada and has been a resident of Brooklyn for 30 years, He has been serving on the board for a year and previously was gen-I eral manager of Piel's Brewery. Janner is a Dodger baseball fan "but definitely." SWAYNE JAMES on January 17; beloved husband of Co- rinne Rice; father of Mary Morier, Corinne Carlin. Madeleine Williams and William W. Swayne. Funeral from Moadinger Funeral Parlors.

1120 Flatbush Avenue. Notice of funeral later. I TULLY On January 17, 1943. ANNA CAROLINE, wife of the U-e Charle and mother of George F. and Marian in her 64th year; also survived by her sisters, Marian and Frances, and brother, Frederick Stclnhagen.

Services at her residence, 463 Bainbrldge Street, on Tuesday at 8.30 p.m. VAN WAGNER On January 17. JOHN MOTT, at his home, 894 Union Street, dear husband of Mary J. Van Wagner; dear father of William Eugene Raymond brother of Jacob H. and Alfred E.

Van Wagner. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a thence to St. Francis Xavier Church, 6th Avenue and President Street, where a solemn requiem ma.ss will be offered at 10 a m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Jere J. Cronin. Director. VETERANS ASSOCIATION, 23d Regiment, 106th Infantry, N. Y.

N. announces in sorrow the death of Comrade WILLIAM J. ROBERTSON, Company I. Services Herbst, Hanson Place, 8:30 p.m. Monday.

E. S. MASS EL. Vice President. F.

W. George, Secretary'. WEYANT MARTHA January 16. beloved wife of Charles devoted daughter of Anna Oan-nan; sister or Alexander and El-vyne. Reposing at Kennedy Chapels, corner Church and Honer Avenues.

Solemn requiem mass Church of the Holy Cross, Tuesday. 10 a.m. Jn MICIELI FRANK J. lieu- I tenant United State Army Air I Corps. Departed this life January 18, 1942.

I Gon but not fonn'tfn FAMILY. MURPHY A tribute to a devcWd wife. ANNA McCUE MURPHY. Second anniversary mas offered. Husband, BERNARD.

O'REILLY WILLIAM. In loving remembrance of a beloved husbnd and father. ANN and BUZZY. WAIN WRIGHT In everlasting loving memory of JOHN W. WAIN-WRIGHT, who departed this Wit January 18 1940 Daughter, MARGARET.

IMterffi. Cook i uwoafmatau DIGNIFIED AiLov Crt FUNERALS At i3J OUR FUNIRAl'HOMES ISl IMaa lWsr Uiilir 4-UM Hi a amnn nan z-a Mil FUtkaaa HUrtaitf 2-02S4-7 OiHtflN lS-lt NHMd a.anua Umalta -6S78 lunl Htm -0to 151 14 BlaV riuatwil 1 600 tiiTm laLaaa S71Frwta.WalBrlcX.0lbrllar2.S0S4 111 Writ 72nd 7-17IW 1451 lint aiut M4mandr 4 5S04) ffONH Watt 110th Strwt-Mymond 165 I Iratnant -lUdlow 7 7700 147 Willi! AvaniM MOM Havati 6-0272 WKtTCHMTfa 114 MaMrwMck aM WMa Ptaim fhtx to ewfUrthrt 06'llvll 4 92 years, beloved mother of Albert DOXEY GEORGE on Jan-C. Mrs. Rsaria Mlnutolo and Mrs. uary 15.

at St. Petersburg, Fla. Sur-Emma Bclbruno. Reposing at James vlved by his wife, Harriette two Lee Ping Quan, 63, world-famous TJ. S.

Navy cook and steward, who once was known as the "Oscar of the Orient," died yesterday In Belle-vue Hospital, Manhattan, When the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor, Quan sought to return to active duty under Admiral Chester W. Nlmltz, who, as an ensign, had- first enlisted Quan 33 years ajo in the Philippines. But he was too old and his application was turned down. QUan was born in Canton. China, on the "Street of the Seven Lotas Flowers," and when a boy went to Manila where he learned to cook under his uncle, Li Wan Sun, famous Chinese chef.

Quan Joined the navy at the Philippines navy base of Cavite, becoming cook for Ensisjn Nimitz aboard the torpedo boat Decatur. Ammarell, Hyde, Alice E. Bertha E. Hynes, Sadie D. Anderson, Kehoe.

Katherine George Keller, Alfred D. Banckcr. Kelly, John W. Andrew O. Kennedy, Mary Bergheimer, Krauss, Gustav Daniel P.

Landers. Mary F. Bond, Sadie S. Lauder, Jessie Brady, Margaret Lechleider. Brennan, William Margaretha Buckley, Ella V.

McDonald. Caracausa, Catherine Vincenza McLaughlin, Cleveland, Eleanor Warren H. McWalters, Colgan, Loretta Richard Conmy, Ellen A. Meagher, Joseph Dalton. Mary Jane O'Connor, de Gumoens, Francis J.

Marie O'Hagan, Donahey, Raymond William B. Robertson, Donnelly, William William Downing. Idabel Roes. J. Henry Doxey, George A.

Sayers, Calvin Eisner, Schretzman, Katherine C. Charles Faust. Gustav Sheridan, Martin Flynn. George W. Swayne.

James A. Gallagher, Tully. Anna C. Margaret Van Wagner. John Gastelger.

Rose Weyant, Martha Hegarty, George AMMARELL BERTHA F. on January 17, 1943, at 100-19 206th Place, Hollis, beloved mother of Amelea Andrew, Louise Huston, Freda Johnstone, Elizabeth Paulding. Bcrta Worts, Ann, Theresi, Emll and William AmmareU. Services at the Stutzmann Funeral Home, 224-39 Jamaica Avenue, Queen Village, Monday, 8:30 pm ANDERSON GEORGE, aged 12 years, on January 12. 1943, of 332 Menahan Street, Brooklyn, uncle of Wesley C.

Anderson of Brooklyn, N. and Howard H'iber, Miss Loulfe B. Hubcr and Mrs. Charles Kuhlman of Woodbrirlge, J. Services at the Walter B.

Cooke, Funeral Home. 63-32 Forest Avenue, Ridgewood, N. Tuesday, 2 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. BANCKER On Friday, January 15, 1943, ANDREW O.

BANCKER. Services at the Falrehlld Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Monday at 8:30 pm. BERGHEIMER DANIEL on January 17, at his residence, 273 Hicks Street; beloved husband of Elizabeth J. Bergheimer. Now reposing at Boardman Parlors, 44 Clinton Street.

Requiem mass at St. Charles Borromeo Church, Sidney Place and Livingston Street, at 10 a.m., Tuesday. Interment Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Richmond, Va, BOND On Saturday. January 16.

1943, SADIE S. at ncr residence, 218 Prospect Place, be-loved aunt of Edith Shaw Par. Margaret Shaw DeVecchl, Guthrie. Mav A. and William H.

Service at the Falrehlld Chapel. 86 Lefferw Place, on Tuesday at 2:30 i DONNELLY On January 16. 1943, WILLIAM DONNELLY, of 26 Ten Eyck Street, Valley Stream; beloved father of Matthew, Joseph, Mrs. Joseph Heptlg, Anna and Mrs. Wil- Ham Hannigan.

Funeral from the Joseph T. Gallagher Funeral Home. 9 East Valley Stream Boulevard, Valley Stream, on Wednesday, at 9:30 a.m. Solemn requiem mass at Holy Name of Mary Church, at 10 o'clock. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. DOWNING IDABEL NILES. on January 16, beloved wife of Harry mother of Harry L. Jr. and aunt of Idabel Kiessllng and Harriet Welwood.

Services Monday, January 18. 8 p.m., at her home, 109-11 8Gth Avenue, Richmond Hill. Interment private, Tuesday, 10 a.m., Evergreens Cemetery. daughters, Harriette and Alice; son, George grandson, Clinton Bruce, and brother, Harold. Services Friday, January 22, at 2:30, at Bedell's Funeral Home, Tottenville, Staten Wand.

Interment Moravian Cemetery, Staten Island. EISNER KATHERINE C. January 17, beloved wife of Edward and devoted mother of Edward F. Jr. and Edith NiLsen.

Service a-id funeral Wednesday. 2 p.m., at Funeral Home, 82-29 Lefferts Boulevard. Kew Gardens. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. FAUST-January 17, 1943, GUSTAV, beloved husband ot Annie; loving father of Mrs.

FrcdcrtciC J. Harrison, Mrs. Roger F. Reddm, Mrs. Murray Otudner.

Services at his home, 1344 Albany Avenue, Brooklyn, Tuesday, 8 m. Interment Wednesday, 2 pm, Green-Wood Cemetery. FLYNN GEORGE of 82-42 Kew Gardens Road, suddenly, on January 17, beloved husband of Loretta; on of Michael, and brother of Joseph A. and Charles F. Flv-ui.

Lillian Hussey and Hester CroweU. Service Tuesday, January 1. 8 p.m., Clarence F. Simonson Home. 119-04 Hillside ve-nue, Richmond Hill.

Interment Wednesday, 10 a.m., Cypres HiU Abbey. GALLAGHER January 17, MARGARET, of 418 Union Street, beloved sister of Bridget Jones, Catherine Gallagher, the late Mrs. Conrad Drivdahl. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a from Funeral Home, 496 Court Street; requiem mass jt. January 16.

1943. ROSE nee Gross), beloved wife of the late John W. Gastelger; devoted mother of John O. Gastelger, nd sister of K. Margaret Miller and Charles Gross.

Service at the Falrehlld Chapel. Lefferts Place, Tuesday. 8 m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. HEGARTY On January 16, 1943.

GEORGE, beloed husband of the late Carrie Dixon and devoted father of Mis. Frank J. Oal-vlnof Washlngion. and David L. brother of Samuel J.

and William H-nnrtj. Services at Kutvial Pallors, 4th C. Nugent Funeral Home. Avenue and E. 28th Street, until Tuesday, 10 a.m.

Service and Interment, New London, Conn. CLEVELAND WARREN on January 16. Services at Moadinger Funeral Parlors, 1120 Flatbush Avenue, Tuesday, 1 p.m. COLGAN LORETTA 'nee Harrington), on January 16. 1943, at her residence, 1466 E.

"th Street, beloved wife of Thomas; of Mrs. Mae Goll, Mrs. Dorothy Panariello, Fran and Helen Col'jan. Requiem mass St. Athanaslus Church, Wednesdiy, 9:45 am.

Austin W. Moran, Director. COLUMBUS COUNCIL. No. 128.

K. of Member are requested to attend the funeral mass for our late brother, JOSEPH S. MEAGHER, at St. Thomas the Apostle Church, 87-10 88th Avenue, Woodhaven, on Tuesday morning, January 19. at 10 a m.

VICTOR J. MATTHEWS, Grand Knight. Joseph L. Walsh, Recorder. CONMY ELLEN on January 16, 1943.

beloved mother of George, Mary Rae McCaffrey, of Deal, N. J. Funeral from her residence, 149 Kosciusko Street. Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass St.

Ambrose R. C. Church. Direction Ocorge T. McHugh.

DALTON MARY JANE (nee Bradley), beloved wife of the late Bartholmew dearly beloved mother of Mary Smith, Catherine Martin, Margaret Dtigan. John Thomas F. and William Dalton. Mrs.ClarenceHyde, Doctor Widow Floral Sketch Artist For Webster Dictionary Special to the Brooklyn Eagle Waterbury, Jan. 18 Private services ill le held here for Mrs.

Alice Earle Hyde, wijovi of Dr. Clarence R. Hyde, and a former well known resident of Brook lyn, who died yesterday at the home of her daushter, Mrs. Donald Post. She was 64.

A native of Brooklyn, Mrs. Hyde wa a daushter of the late Alice Morse Earle, prominent Brooklyn author. For many yeaj-s she was a leader In organizations formed for the conservation of native flower and plants. She was vice president of the New England Wildflower Preservation Society, a member of the Litchfield Garden Club and also was active in several patriotic groups. Mrs.

Hyde also was widely known as a botanical artist and did many of the sketches in the recent abridgment of Webster Dictionary. During the first World War. Mrs. Hyde was chairman of the Supply Committee of the Brooklyn Chapter of the American Red Cross. Surviving are her daughter and STORAGE NOTICES STORAiiE NOTICE.

CH AS W. HABACKLR. INC. To he held at WILLIAM POLUK'S Auction Rooms 23 Boerum Place. Biooklyn.

New York, on Jan. 20. 1943. Namea of ownera uf gooda to be aold. aa Crace O'Brien, r'o Helaa.

Houaehold Finance Rose Shank. Mary Mincelli, Roht. Tobin. Deb De Bolae, Charles Cltlllu. Co CJIynn: Mlsa E.

Langdon. co Mrs. Erwm: Ed Anieno, Mia. Uilbert Hyland. Co Lynch, Sally Canllo.

Herbert Joreger. co Rv; Mn. H. Hamilton, co Mr, T. McDonald.

You and each of you ire herebv notified that the time for the payment of our Inn up, to the property hereinafter described having expired, after due notice thereof haa been given you. we will cause audi properly, to wit: All manner of household including contemn uf diawera. rhlna. trunks, glasswaie. pictuica.

pianos, ladots, aewmg machines, ruits. tools, paikages and contents, books, ailver-wsre and all furniture and articles commonly used or kept in a household. If the goods are not dtapoved of on the day A Una sale they will be aold on Wednesday of the following week. CHAS. W.

HARACKER. V1V7 OI.ENVORE AVENUE. BROOKLYN, NEW YORK. itl-St V. 8.

MARSHAL'S NOTICES (10-142. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COt'RT EASTERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK -Notice 1 have ane-ted tin- Steamer "It, her rnnille, et- lib. lied by Stilliviin Dry Do. Re-naif Col li for work-labor and i io retlllllHoie 27. I1H1 in 30 a in in u.

Poll Olf, 1. II. X. All persons Intetesied most Cien pi sent their (Inmi ot h. no the said St.

inn. i llow. h.o etc be eond.inii.fi and oidct.d rold. Dated. January 12 1943.

SPENCER YfiPNfJ U. 6 Marina! crruftn McAllister, juh tSToeac tot) Uballane I PI BLIC NOTICES TREASl'RT DEPARTMENT. Otfic' cf Duiri'-t Sui'TviP'tr. Tax 1'nit. Bureau of Intrnal Revenue.

New York. Lal" uf fir.t publication. Jan. IS. 1943.

Notify herby jiv. tlint on Jan. 7. 1943. on Chrysler aedan.

1932 niudel. motor No C. I. 4101. wa ifd in front of 864 Myrtle Brooklyn.

N. for violation of the Interna) Revenue to w.t: Section Any peraon claiming an interest in aid property appear at the offii ot in hare. Alcohol Tix Unit. K-d-tal Building. Wah.

iniitoii and Juhnon otret-i. Brooklyn, Nw Yoi k. and file claim and e'w't hond provided hy 3724 of the Internal Revenue on or h- foie Feb. J7, utherwm the prop- oty will di.Mc.i.d of accrdiu to law. D.

W. fiRIKFIN. lal-3t TRKASt RV DKP AKT.M KNT. fu '( cui'i lax t'nil. Bureau of Internal Revenue.

New Y.ok Date of firt puMicalboi. Jan. 18. IH43. Notice hereby given that on Det ember 26.

1911V one Plymouth aedan. 1934 model, motor No rfc 67933, waa aeized In front of No. 6th Street, Brooklyn. N. for violation of the Internal R.

venue to wit: Serena 3321. 2So3 3720 i at. Any claimitiic an intt-r-vt in Mid property mitft app-ur the office of the Invmtiitator in Chance. Alcohol Tax t'nit. Federal Building.

Washington and Johnson Street. Brooklyn. N. and file claim and coat hond. aa provided by Section 3724 of the In- Ie v.oue, PH OT IMOOre I n.

17. 1913. otherwise the property will divo.cd of iccordini lo law D. W. liHim.V.

iam IRK VSl'RY DEPARTMENT" O'fiTeTf Supervisor M.oh.l Tax riiit. Bureau of Internal Revenue. New York Date of fust puhiica' ion. Jan. 1.

1913. Notice is hereby in veil that one 1939 Plymouth Motor No. 30i.Hl, ia to he sold at public ailc. lion to the hinhest bidder at 437 S'h Street. Brooklyn.

N. on Jan. 2. 1943. at 2 in as provided bv Section 3724 of the Internal Revenu, Code D.

W. "1RIFFIS. FORECLOSURES SUPREME COCRT KlNHs COt'NTY The Kinirs County Savingi Bank. Plaintiff, against Ditrmirth Realty Corporation, et Defendants. Pursuant to Judgment of foreclosure and sale entered in the above action dated January 12'h.

1943 I. the Ref. eree therein named will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, by 1e. c.uinness Reilly. autioneers.

in th Bue'klvn Real Estate Exchange Salesroom. No, l'l Montague Street, Brooklyn. New York, on the 9th day of Februaiy. 1913. at 13 clock noon, the directed hv aaid judgment to be aold.

situate in the Borough of Brooklyn. County of Kings. City and Slate of New York, described at follows PruiiiBej located on the north side of Dilmas Avenue. 6S feet east of F.at 3rd Street, being a Plot 32 feet wide hunt and rear by 79 04 feet deep on eadi and known as No. 3U Dumas Avenue.

Dated, January nth. 1lt3. ECliENT; R. BRENNVN, Referes Taylor Roberts Att.rnv for Plaintiff, 7 Hanover S'reet. Yoik City.

MT'n SUPREME COt'RT. KINCS Cul'NTY -HOME OWNERS LOAN R. PORATION plaintiff, against SOPHIA P. HARNED. ELIZABETH M.

BOLT, et defendant JOSEPH L. PLAN. Atto-n-v for Plaintiff, 1440 Broadway. N. Y.

City. Pursuant to ludgm-n't of foreclosure and sale, dated January 13. 1943, entered herein, I will e-ll at public auction to the highest bidder, by U. V. Mi'MAItnN, auctioneer, at Hie Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange.

Street. Brook lyn. N. on Kihiuaiy 9. 194.1.

at li oo noon. the llioltglged pi on New 1.1 be in Km. Slate of I. bv said el no-lit kn ov 2 ci de out I on ea, rl 1 lie of li I. il'l 2' le.

I weslet 'lie c. icily sole of An IKie i -f- r. iu to "aid 1'i'ik' 'it lor complete d''ci m'ton thereof. I 1. I'm r.

Wt HHsun, Reposing at her son's mortuary, 29 AgnM Cnurcn-Atlantic Avenue. Floral Park. L. 1. 1 GA3TEIOER On solemn ma.ss ol requiem will be offered Wednesday at 10 am.

at Our Lady of Victory Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. de GUMOENS MARIE. January 16, 1943, wife of Louis de Gumoens mother of Preacott and Janet. Funeral at convenience of family.

DONAHEY WILLIAM on January 16. Services at Moadlnger Funeral Parlor, 1120 Flatbush Avenue. Tuesday. 10 a in. As a service to Rai.ile readers a record of Lost and Found articles advertised here Is kept lor two months.

Special closing phone Fagte Ai-laker, MAin 4-6200, or further details. pm. BRADY MARGARET, wife the late Phillip. January 16. 1943, at her home, 162 Monitor Street, native of Holly Mount, County Mayo.

Ireland; resident of Brooklyn the past fifty years. Survived bv four sons. William. John. Jim? and Edward; one daushter, Mr.

OUliciine Stevens, and on Ttvt. son, Lt. Edward Stevens. Mineral Wednr.doy morning; solemn nass of requiem at St. Cecilia C.

Church at 10 o'clock. Int-rnunt Calvarv William P. Murpby it Son. Avenue at Street, Tucsuny, Solemn requiem St Mar-January 19; I pm. Interment I gaiet'a R.

O. Church. 10 a.m. In-Wednesday, January 20, ai 10 tJXL tarmaat. fiU John's Cemetery.