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aflfel BROOKLYN SEPT. 18, 1941 SUNDAY SERMONS WALTER R. BLINN, 43, DIES; PROMINENT BORO MASON Mrs: Sdiumaker, leader in G. 0. P.

Queens Woman Founded serve Bank and the Brooklyn Trust Company. Mr. Blinn was past master of Keystone Lodge, 235, F. cfc A. M.

4 DrE. M.Hudson, Fingerprint Expert Developed New Detecting Process Used by Police Washington. Sept. 18 Dr. Erastus Mead Hudson, former New torlc physician credited with a fingerprint detecting development, in use by New Yorn City notice for several years, died here.

Dr. Hudson, who was 55. was a specialist in body chemistry and bacteriology. A discovery by Dr. Hudson that fingerprints on cloth and wood were discernible following the application of a chemical led the police to abandon the powder dusting proce.s& which was not effective except on smooth surfaces.

Dr. Hud-on's development was based on the power of silver nitrate to change the salt in a fingerprint to silver chloride. In the trial of Bruno Richard Hauotmann for the kiduap-murcler of diaries A. Lindbergh Dr. Hudson testified that he had found 503 fingerprints on the kidnapers ladder through the use of silver nitrate, althouah New Jersey police had failed to fiid any.

Dr. Hudson- leaves a Margaret M. and. a sister, Mrs. Charles H.

Bonesteel. Lutherans Will Observe Rally Day Tomorrow Islip. Sept. 18 Trinity Lutheran Church will observe Rally Day tomorrow and 11 Sunday teachers will be installed. The Rev.

Arthur F. Steinke. of the church, ill preside. Tiie teachers are Martha Riiz. Constance Wevei.

Margaret Biink. Mrs. Walter Goeben: Mrs. Oliver Bollinger, Elizabeth Bunk. Ursula Hoeppel, Mildred Tanck.

Anna Meinke. Louise Vogt, and Mrs. Henry Haiin. Members, of the clerical staff include Dorothy Rjz. Fred Seyfarth.

Alston Wever Elizabeth Dorothy Tanck, and Mathilda Quist. Hadassah Beach Group To Dedicate Bomber The Manhattan Bench Group of Hadassah Monday at 2 p.m. will take possession of a bomber purchased by the group through the sale of war bonds. The ceremonies will be held at Temple Beth El. Ill West End Ave.

Treasury Department and other Feoeial representatives will attend. The group raised $425,000 to pay for the plane and the training of five air cadets. The bomber will be named Manhattan Beach Group of Hadassah." The bonds were sold through the efforts of Mrs. Maurice Knapp and Mrs. Joseph J.

Slonim. Red Cross Issues Call for Repeat Blood Donors 011 donated a pint of blood (or the army and navy through the 1 Brooklyn Red Cros- Blood Donor Center at 57 Willouuhby St. on or before July 17. ou are eligible to muke another donation after Sept. ,18 Phut ip tht Blood Donor Center xiv ami makp another Atioint-nipnt.

The number is TRiatifcle 5-8040. 1 'Hie a peion who enlisted fheir blood for the riuiation Pt the Brooicivn Rd Bioot Donor iCenier re tlios who made I repeat donations recently: i FlhrM1'? Mar fill MaV-rMlH Opiisi- A Mfir VcA'I." Wl, .1.1:1 forgo McOf Domur Hr hcm ua M( Natnura Rinll iillHl. Mffiidrl-nhTi Mjo Al Dftvis I i Hfniv Chai-ii. Maw M.i' Ot'r: rn rif rnor.k-i ii lnnr Mft-v Chrniif m.no H.riv Conpn Aim rhHr. CflthPi'iiif NatM--I AnihonT Navilin I.

NV-Ainaii Kl.ira Nfl'MM f-Nf R.U)'..! Fl-. I. R.if'mann Rond Jp--f Ro'l. Rutiin A.opi; Saim -rn Jr. Bl DfO .1.

Anna i('k-fi I Tn-nr-o! K. n. i Kn-i uii a i I)i f. Aaiuri Of 1 1 Uo -f nr I'll Oox'jp. i Fo.alltt Ba.et A Paierip.fl Sam Sciiarf tf jp fitjir.spf man rhnnii A.

Ha ixti Ja( Sehuizman RefTmerl Reformed Dutch Church and Church Atenuea Founded 1654 J. FREDERIC BERG, Pli.D., D.D. Minister 11 CO A M. "The Grace of Consistency" DR. BERG No Evening Service AAa4VMVA aWW Episcopal CHURCHES t.

Iaitl'a Qehurrrj Church A etiu St Pauli Place I BUSH Rev HAROt.DS OLAFSON Factor 7 10 Hniy Communion 8 AO ll AM -Munwiji Ptavev anri Sermon bv he Hf dor. 1 784 SAINT ANN'S 1943 Cliiiiiin nud laivmsfon Street Kev MA.MIII, M. I()RR-V( Re-tor Krv WIMIUJ I'AMHI RRU I I AND II A.M. St. Bartholomew's Church i Had Hitfet near Betflotrl Avenue Re KF.RMIX CASTELI.ANOS, Hector 8 0(1 A M.

Iluly C.JmmiJli.on A School 11:00 A M. Mtiin.n Pm.vr anrf Sermon ihe Rpc-or I "Riiildlnr on Sure Fennrt lion" Divln? Scienf CHURCH of ihf HEALING CI IRIST i MASHVmV OHERA HOUSE J4ih Siree? and bifihth Avt-nue OPFNtNO ShRVICK Sl.NDAY. OCTOBFR 11 AM. OR F.M.MFT FOX Piearh ii Presbyterian' la.lt I REM SEN CLINTON STti Black Wl.t at Borauqh Hall It. F.

E. S.miaflns, Pa. lar PR. SIMMON'S Wil l. PREACH II 111 ml a p.

M. 10 A.M. RIRI.f HOOl. Midwei.li Devotional S.rvire w.ane.rlav I M. Interdenomina lonal I I Sermon topics for this column MI ST be In the hands of the re- I ligious editor NOT LATER than NOON on Till RSDAV.

ineil-r BAPI 1ST TEMPI. fc A "Hie II 'a Work" lerurr brciJo.t o.et 8'Siion WBYN I' pm 11 Am io I iie G.eate-t Obstacle. Io World Fcce. REDHMKR A vwr.ieri: Gta-Fashmned Chri- II. nO PM' cnr.et Cltea mi i FAS I' KM) AM: PM Ujn KINCM HIGHWAY AA Nat Hocl 81m.

I Be Lell" A Clod Ihe Stirulieid Krai Srl'l: I rRONG PI A H.d t.f lil Mill." "A Muinuht Vis. LalsOX ROM) A.M.: ii.n th Ten n'f i.ucr.ai rearo. canon UNION A.M.: GRACE 'A tiod Ir Amc Nat he: 'i Chri-i Tl Paul Life A PTIa I rABFRN.C:i.K A.M.: "Thf Pn i a of lie P.M.: -A gran Tl.i Bheuiil V'iii Ihe Brlore TRINITY A.M.: "Noill.ns Ever Il-n'." 3 P.M.: Alimui ol U-rs r.li.ce: vl.li bv Rev, HANSON PLACE "The B.nn:iit Trouoli-." P.M.: "Suriini a Vr.r RAY RIIK1E A.M.. "glut li.l In: M.ioll." bv Mm- Ruiii niMKi. Sll'M PlPHf'I'f PM Til Cir Ho ir-' oer WBYN "Cmir' ll.

1 1 I Trip." 7.4S P.M.: Sip- nd S. 8i bv CHRIST A "Haw Io -WT', I Shall We Do'-ORE-hNE AVFNUr A Food lor f'HRISMAV RmciRu noD AM: "A at Rxi-K-wd C.Hiri-i" -30 XI. Chrot'fn Ftideamr Sen.ce Fojp.st Phrk. Ft A TBUaH A.M.: bv Pvi Dcrft ri Ihe Office. Jeff-r- -orl VIo.

CHRISTIAN' SCIFM II ALL CHURCHFS A M. and P.M.: -Mallei ONf.RLGATTONAI. CADMAN A "Ood Our SOUTH A.M.: "The Church -k. PLYMOUTH A Tall, P.M.: A CCF-N A.M.: of eeiine 11:11 Yoiti- a i Worla. A'inle.

ol Gold." AVFNUE bv t'v of Fi: H- R- Ml. nt hr in on- or A- ciuif Church. IPISCOPAt. ST. I.UKF AND 8T MA I I HFW A.M Hov Coin-! ihf rl God ST.

BARTHOLOMEWS A.M.: on Suif I.I THF RtV ST. LUKE'S AM: of fur 'h" "I ST STEPHENS A -Our Prl. -lr CV.lna SI. JOHNS OF NEW UTRECHT A.M. -OimI Rif.c- ST IP oilier I A'- A to O.iv ftilli Harve-t ZION A.M.: "Our la.k Actordint y.

D.recLi.e..." HI I HIMIIsT NEW YORK AVENUE A.M.: He That Dneih Truth E.MBURV AM "Wrl's or PM' "Ol.RFil.ni Our Kens" GRAC5: A.M "Ood Mv NCSTR AND-UeKAI Through I lie? Aee JANES Whfi T. r.olden." HANSOV PLACE CENTRAL A.M.: Toe Cll-rch of Cod" tl.p Rf. Notan B. Harmon, book ot i'-e Church. It'.

Laiei You Th.nl: bv TV. lar Jauif. Link r.l Ihe EeiKinore Meihodisl Chuith, preacher. PRESRVTERIAV PROSPECT HEIGHT? 111 Our Hor serv.ee to- E'. ri -Mr rtn.xr cn.s GREFNPOIN I A of ARLINC.

TON AV ENUE A.M "A C.i.n-iue lor ll.e IJys Ahehd. UNION A We About Chu; i ll Bipti.t B'KLYN BAPTIST TABERNACLE EVENING SUBJECT i "The If '7ie re If en That tt unlit hi nr Hrnrr lirintmat" i a at I Anaililla. A CI Lafayelle Avenue at SL Jamea Plae 1 1 A. foi-iitnr Worship and Kermon "THE f'lKST HAII. HI, l.T" br (h Rer.

Vt ZH AVER. Minister HANSON PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH Soul Por lin.l A.e and Hanson piaee II A.M. "The RKJIVXISi; ot TROI Rl.l." p.m. "STAKTixr, a war" Pev. H.

HARS. Paslor 1 i I I I I Walter R. Bllnn, prominent Ma-Con and a member of the board of director of the Union League Club Of Brooklyn, died Thursday In his home. 421 E. 19th after a long He waa 43 and at the time of his retirement several years ago was a clerk with the Brooklyn Trust Company.

Born In Brooklyn. Mr. Blum attended the public schools here and later studied banking with the American Business Institute. Hs wn! employed at one time in the office of Morton B. Smith Manhattan, and later went to work for the Bank of New York.

Subsequently he was with Federal Re- Waller L. Nolan, School Custodian Served in Williamsburg And East New York The funeral of Walter L. Nolan, engineer custodian of Publfc School 37. Williamsburg, was held this morning from the Zirkel. Funeral Home.

Ridgewood and Norwood followed by requ.em mars In 6t. Malarhy R. C. Church, Van Sicklen near Atlantic Ave. Burial was in Most Holy Trinity Cemetery.

Mr. Nolan, who. was born In Brooklyn 5:1 years aso. dud Thursday in his home. 3125 Fulton St.

As a boy he attended the school In which lor the last 10 years he served as custodian. Prior to his 'appointment there he served for fight years as custodian of Public School 61. in East New York. Surviving are his widow. Mrs.

Anna Mauius Nolan; two daughters. Mrs. Lillian McPherson and Anna May Nolan; a son. Staff Sgt. Walter L.

Nolan stationed at Camp Campbell. a brother, Willie J. Nolan, and three sisters, Mrs. Lillian Sweeney. Mrs.

Maude Harrison and Mrs. Julia Hagen. Charles Molt, 58f With Trade Papers Charles S. Mott of 81 Rugby Road, vice president of Topics Publishing Company, 330 W. 42d Manhattan, publishers of trade periodicals.

Including Drug Topics, died vester-diy in Brooklyn Hospital. He was 68 and a native of Milwaukee. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin. Mr. Mott began hie career in the trade periodical field on the advertising staff of the BUnn.

Waltpr R. Malchett. Mary Danziger. John Jbiodt. Tliomas Hcinrich Muller.

Elizabeth Donnelly, Murphy. Geiard P. Jeiemiah Dowler, James L. O'Neil, Mary Ksterbrook. Rydberg.

John Hartt-EIliott. Shaffer. Walter Fallon. Mary Shell. Edward J.

Gunning. Mary Stai key. Margaret Helmstadt. Grace Summers. Jackson.

Richard Robert G. Kepple. Georae Teller. Charles H. Lohan.

Frank Travels. James L. Maisch. Walter ACANTHUS LODGE No. 719.

F. A. will hold masonic funeral services for Brother ROBERT G. SUMMERS, at 3 p.m.. Sunday.

September 19. at Fairchild Funeral Chapel. 86 Lefferts Place. Brooklyn. HAROLD L.

CUMING. Secretary. BLINN On Tnur.sday. September 16. 1943.

WALTER of 421 E. 19th beloved hu.sband of Madelaine Blinn and brother of Mrs. Mildred Service at the Fairchild Chapel. 86 Leffens place, Sunday at 3 p.m. DANZIGER JOHN ULRICH.

In his 80th loving father of Mrs. Dorothy Gertrude Pearson and Reuben Danziger; also survived by two grandchildren. John Ernest Pearson and Marjory Ellen Dan-riger. Services Sunday. 4 p.m., at Funeral Home.

187 S. Oxford Street. Interment Monday, 11 a.m., Evergreens Cemetery. DEBRODT HEINRICH. September 17.

194.1. of 285 Lenox Road. Funeral services at Walter B. Cooke. Funeral Home.

151 Lin HOMFCHESI Tlie H.jh Callir.s." PM mid Precious DURYEA A Faith's BEI'HANY A F'op The- Wae TlH Kinadom Com' BEDFORD A a Theretote" I'll of FIRST A "FelHi "Whal a nd Wf Face Year." CKN1 RA1 A.M.: 'Tot the Honor of the Ceu.e." M.FORMI II OLD FIRST -AM. The Ljir.p. cf Yt Goi.f Cod Hv -Ko: UUfCH A 1 1 WELF A '11: Clt'inf of Cnnmsi S1RFEI Rrl: -h My Hl I Mil (I. AII.HNCK TABERNACLE A.M Ur.iMinifd Victoi.v P. VI Fall You 'i mih driret IMTAKIAN IT A I BCS'll A E'l Ihe War ind BAVlcjUR A.

'-Vhit You Cm Do Abnul John Hcw.and bv Hip Rr'. Dr TM t' bv lllP Rev. r.tltird Jav Mtjnn.nii. Oi I CHRIS MFTHOUIST 'Moie Pmver Becjui.e of VI Rrl'v. on Pin llr llfl 1 1 AVDREW'S LUTHERAN iR.ehmond A VI "When A-'ter VI 'Mor- Than Sl-iviev" RICHMOND HILL BAPTIST Hill.

A.M.: Wheie There I No VSa.il The Piou'e r.i'oniMli-h Soi'nnt hOI I.I AVfV'L'E TONAL A VI 10 Y'e IIISHIIMV RH I CF.N I Fl! 14 1.) Vi. B.l.j An-wera tj ol Pieuiri ce bv Ai: Kue.t B.h.-. An bv Tho.np-1 '11. AVENUE BAPTIST-- AM: The c-lniT'i a .1:2 Wo. In bv 'h- Rev Frn nr Br -n of Poi-'ano.

ot the Greenwood Cn.inh Brooklvxi The Goiden bv Dr. Bnen CALV ARY BAPTIST Mv.iicism a Wnild." bv the fPFN'C" EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF RAIN I A.M.: Pi'ira Our Neighbor'' iiion in Fien.hi. New Book Review Series Bpoinniii" Werinesdav evening the Rev. Dr. L.

Wendell' Fifield will piesent his fii'st Fall series of Popular Book Reviews. reviews me eiven ea.h Wedne-day eveninu in Ply mom Church of the Pil-'triins al o'ebtk and are preceded bv a brief of three other important bolts. onrj.egof lOnr.t ,7 VonielMiici iifir fur Mffltl I'll III OH tOlll I. IKK A tIIKI. HORI.ir- I'ruvliral.

I'erlinrnt. Poiiilprf Oi.i'iiioH lilt pomoiial pinh(cin N'birh icnr hriiio ttr. HHvIiI' XHhjci-f I'uf night 0Klt THAT IfOMMII. IM I I KKI.IXa" Kiri H'iI hf f-lifrf the rii.niil three question frym the Plymouth AfuettioH Hnx Fur time ntitf ln nee PI (amen lb Cliin-rii nJ 011 I hi jaffe CALLS will br fir. ifield' xuhjeet Joiiiori'Mir mil a erenittfi al -tout 1 111: i kiiin; nom.ir' See other ad 011 Ihi page eduemlati at f'opitlnr Rook Iteriew S.

KORKI; lLICV bW nfler l.ippinnHH n. IOI 111 Iff Hf Of I fH.f.RfHS eie I.ilt.lt. Orange and Hick Street Hroaklyn Height 2 Hint lit from St. Hotel Baptist 4th AvtMiut near tiHIh Mrrft Mot-rlt PilW? O. vpr Snorttl) Emnu! BUbernta Zen BiHfr Jttck fiirigninn Leonard 8onnnbrg MfVfr 8rein Bioli Raymond F.

Stuart crtaf SuDiiiek John Burttnoi Wi.ma Tainfek? Tullman Abraham Veniniif Franlc Virta Wannbri Bfrtha Wahcovtt Kfnnfih Weaver NfWfU Wella A. ex. T. Wiln ami Artliur E.na Laffc 8amufl Ch If Reuopn Zwrrn" Boy Scouts Assisting Early Yule Mail Drive In an effort to aid the early Christmas mailing Rifts and letters to service overseas, thousands ct Boy today started a official i bearers lor the Office ol War Information. Working In 3.300 communities, they will distribute 490.000 posters cf the Army Postal Service which advise that the Christmas pack-ayes will be accepted for overseas delivery from Sept.

15 to Oct. 15. Package must no more than five pound nor exceed 15 inchea in length or 36 inches in length and eirth combined. The greatest flaxseed nrrrasp in California historv is in prospect for 1943. San Francisco has more hotel rooms than any other city in the United States save one.

HANSON PLACE CENTRAL CHURCH 0n L. I. It. n. (latum All Subiayi Nur Baar DR.

I. LANE MILLER. Miniil.r II I.H "The Thgrrh of Ood" DR. NOLAN B. HARMON Rook r.tlilor of ihe Methodist Chgreh alhrrtral Chair "lt later Than Think" REV.

JAMES H. LINK Pa.tnr. Feaimon straet Malhotfiat Church ST. MARK'S CHURCH (Veen Avenue Beverly Road RALPH EMERSON DAVIS. MinUttr 11 30 AM Church School 11 A i Greal Spirit' Dr.

Davis Cerlie Jarooson. of Must Jane Roberts. Organist pirttualial SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. Inc. Medium.

Mr Leo, 36 VVTCkofJ near Myrtto Ae lopposin Km Maiken, at. Mmto 'L' and )4m 61. hta! ion. MesoKes io all aunrta" Monda.T. Thursdny.

rriday, P.M. Wednidaj. in AM. ALL WELCOME HI R( or SPIKITl'AL SCIENCE WILLIAM F. SKIDMORE l9-i.

Jamaira Jamaica. N. T. 'Entrance ITIVh St.l MISSAJ.F SEKVICF. Morula r.

(VednoadaT. Tharadajr 1.30 and Unitarian dhurrh autnttr Pierrepont S'reec and Monro Plact 11 OO A Rer. JOHN HOWLAXO LATHKOP. D.D. "ll'HIl VOt (AN DO A BOLT IT 7 30 -Rev.

Edward Manning INOI ESS VICTORIES" Interdenominational PILLAR OF FIRE 123 Slei l.nt Pi. near Flatbush and 7th Area. Rot. WILLIAM KTAATK 11 A MORNING WOBBmP 10 AM Sunday School 1 Evenlnf Mectinr "i.30 PMMideeli Prayar and Bibla Study ALL ARE WELCOMB rutinrtl Mid-Week BerTle. ARMS, Every Wednesday US PU.

Sunday Young Feopte. 1 30 il Ail Welcome PM OF REALITY" HKST PRhSBVlEIUAN Henrr street (Clark Street I. T.I rMILLIPS PACK fHIOTT. MloUtar II A Dr. tllioll will areaek ant "I Al TH ANO I NDI.IISTA.ND1NO" Yntae Pel't sarietj.

Or. Elliattt VHT HI ACl THIS TSAR' MANHATTAN BaDtist Hainan; Hapliat dhurrh i7'h 'rrt he'een (Ith and Ith Avenues WILLIAM WARD AVER. DD. AM Mvilic-in in a RtalKic World" 1 l.i Peyond Recall' GEORGE W. SUPPLKE.

Of tha Amencan B.tnt.'t Fore.tn Mission Society Ine New Road From India to Burma' Wed 7 lit M.daeek Service. Or. Aer Sun 11-30 and WHS. IPSO ke. Bahoi BAHA I FAITH 11 Vh fTr 8t- Meetina Snnda" 415 P.M.

I Cues! Speaker: EI.SIE AUSTW Bans An neu to Question, ot Baha i Sneaker: JULIET THOMPSON Abcln 1 Baha tn America" Presbvtrior' FIRST CHURCH tt Dr V. MOI nrHWHl will preach. ,11 AM Man Need and Ood a Wor4. I Para on ol the TaUenla." Ann Hfrbrt Thomas J. HobNii Cthfnn Hoiin HfJirv Hymin Anthony Rhda lmpfrial Omdvi i ari nf Bfruamin loorf John P.

Kinfll Horarp K.fnk. I hfodorf Kiidlc Krunim Jo-fph Kiimfr Ltivo.f Af1flin Lnnaid Lph Lfvinf Lev.r.f ADiahjiai L'v Lippnwn Ma: Lon( Fi ncf. A Mjhf iallif Ma.f Maty ini L.ni. A Mrli. North Shore Book Club Mrs.

Ada V. Sc'mnnaker, former president of the Women's Republican Club of Flushing, died at her home. 46-08 156th Fltl-hing. jesterday. Mrs.

SchiimaXrr. wl.o had lived in Flushing for the past years, also was a former pie v. dent of the Young Women's Christian Association of Queens, and was vice president of the Women's Club of Queens. For live ye.iis she was president of the North Shore Book Club which she founded. 8he also was a trustee of Adelphi College, Garden City.

She is survived by her husband, Henry a brother. Elmer R. Bailey: a sister. Mrs. Irene Drake, and her mother, Mrs.

Violet G. Miller. Funeral services will be held to- morrow at' 2:30 p.m. In th? First Congrega'ional Church, 8-20 Bowne i Flushing. Realty Tax Sale Set in Nassau I Mineola.

Sept. 18 Nassau County's next real estate t.i sale will be held Od. 16. County Executive J. Spmgiie Im.s announced In the pa.1 six years delinquent tax collections a ting 10 have been turned into th? county treasury.

This was done at a cost of S753.236. or less than 10 percent, which represented pay- inents made to experts for title re- searches and other necessary tasks. i Under the roiimy's delinquent tax 1 program owners of property have had "the rljht to redeem it. right i up to the very time it was struck down at the auction sale," accord- ing to Sprague. Catalogues of the each year's sale are published without, expense to the county, he said.

Technicality Bars Payment for Injury Huntington. Si-pi. For failing to comply with legal in filing her claim. Emma Eith cf Newfoundland Huntington Gardens, has been dcnid payment of expenses she allegedly incurred with injuries she received in trip- ping over a raised sidewalk flag- stone. The action was decided upon by the Huntington Town Board, act-, ing on an opinion by Town Counsel i Schuyler M.

Mever. STARKEY MARGARET, suddenly, at her residence. 301 Schenck Avenue, beloved wife of the late George Staikey; loving mother of Georae Charles. Joseph. Irene Roilalid and Marian Staikey.

Requiem nt St. Malarhy R. C. Church. Monday.

10 a m. Interment St. Jtihn's Cemetery. Barter Service. SUMMERS On Thursday.

September 16. 1943. ROBERT husband of the late Jane Britton. and father of Frank Mrs. Helen Davis and Mrs.

to Rebele. Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Sunday, 3 p.m. TELLER Suddenly. September 16. 1943.

at his home. 3H4 Van Brunt Street. CHARLES beloved husband of Emily: dear lather of Mrs. John Half and John Teller, U. S.

A. Notice of funeral later. TRAVERS On Friday. September 17. 1943.

at 478 Lenox Road. JAMES L. TRAVERS beloved husband of Jane uiee Ciyani; father of James U. S. M.

John TT Uinlhnr nt Mrs. Mary A. Smith and Frank S. rravers. In ademoriam BENSON In loving' memory of OSCAR who died September 18.

1941. Not dead 'o 11. 1 lum, Not io.l 011. a.me He tive 1. 1'h 1:1 mm'rv And 'iil lorevcr more.

I DAUGHTER and GRANDSON. HARRIS GEORGE E. In loving of a dear husband and fattier who away September 18. 1942. Cioiip iin; Io: 0.

'e tl WIFE and FAMILY. Q3J58CS KENNA Third Monday, 7 a.m., Ciiuicii of Little Flower. may think ve hve foiaotren Wlieii al lime iliry see Bn'- iher l.a.e know heartache Oui hirie the while. HUSBAND and CHILDREN. Walter Cooke iNOoaeuaaf t.

DIGNIFIED AsLowtm JP FUNERALS At IDJ OUR FUNERAL HOMES MeoKiVN 151 Lanokee) reaa-laaard-tlMiaaiHlar 4-12M Snaeilai Airaaua Ma 121t FUUMaak Ae. lUctaaaoatar 2HH-7 QUfCNS ISt-lt HWsId A.amrs Mmaiei (-K7t 32 Farm DvaaaM NCfamao J-Mt ISt-lA Nenh. Hid, FluaMnl MM araTVN ifiaNe S71 Faf ClfcraltarZ MS aUNHATTAN 117 Waal 72nd Street-TRalaliar 7 t7t 14S1 Fare AvaeaM mtieielandor 4-51M aaoaia 1 Wad IMtk Sraat-Myntand 1M4I US I. TramaMt Are -llldlow 7-27M 347 Wilka A.ooaa MOM Mam 427I WCSTCHf STia 114 Mamaramck Aaowea White PlaiM 1 Man Far ta.reitnlofire Na Oknol.oo ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Write or telephone tor a new folder of forms for Acknowledgments, also Other helpful information. Ask for Miss Hart, MAin 4-6200: I a member of Aurora Grata.

Scot-j tish Rite Bodies, and Kismet Tem-: pie. A. A. O. N.

M. S. He also was a member of the old Crescent A. C. and Bergen Beach Trap-shooting i Club.

ChrUtian Science services will be conducted at 3 p.m. tomorrow in I the Fairchild Chaoel, 88 teffwts I Place. Burial will be in Ever-: greens Cemetery. 1 Mr. Blinn is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Madelaine Blinn, and a sister, Mrs, Mildred Ludwig of Heinptead. Edward J.Shiel, Police Sergeant Police Sgl. Edward J. 8hll of 111-14 76th Forest. Hills, attached to the 18th Precinct, Manhattan, died yesterday after an illness of five weeks.

He was 43 and a navy veteran of World -War T. Born, in the Bronx, he formerly resided in Bay Ridge and had been a policeman for 20- years. He was a member of the Police Department Honor Legion. Patrolmen's and Sergeants' Benevolent. Associations.

Police Post. 480. Am'er- ican Lesion, and the Police Depart-. ment Holv Name, Society, i He leaves his widow, the former Mae Butler; a son. Donald, and two sitters.

Mis'. John Wetzel and Mrs. Frank McKenna. i The Itinera! will be held" Monday at 9 a.m. from the William A.

Mar tin Funeral Home. Classon Ave and Sterling Place, with a requiem mass in St. Teresa's Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemeirv. Foot-Long War Beard May Tangle With G.

O. P. When the war started Fred Yaeger of Portsmouth. Ohio, said he wouldn't shave until the Allies won. His beard now is a foot long and red, and lie has grown Xond of it.

"I might decide to keep it until we elect a Republican President." Yaeger. who is attending the Disabled A.r.jrban Veterans convention at the Hotel New Yorker, said. Hardware Reporter and later be came Western advertising manager I of Modern Hospital. He became affiliated with Topics Publishing Company in 1921 as field manager and shortly after he became vice president. His widow, Mr.

Hazel Mott, sur-i vives. A GUNNING On Thursday, MARY A me? Mills), wile of John I sister of Ida Livingston and Mis. Nellie Hackett. Funeral on Monday. 9:30 a.m., from the Madden Funeral Home.

Franklin and Wil- loughby Avenues; thence to St. Ambrose Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. I HELMSTADT GRACE September 16. at her residence.

57th Street. Survived by her husband, Walter, and two daughters, Ruth Kelly and Dorothy I mother. Margaret Ash: two grand- i children. Jacquelyn and Thomas I Tell. Requiem mass Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church.

Monday. 1 10 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery. JACKSON RICHARD at St.

Elizabeth's Hospital, Friday, Sep- (ember 17, aged 21. son of Henry C. Jackson and the late Betty V. I Doyle Jackson; grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

Martin Jackson of Peekskill and Mrs. Margaret Doyle of Brook- lyn. Funeral from Dargon Parlors, i 107th Street and Amsterdam Ave- nue; mass Corpus Christi Church 1 Monday, 10 a.m. Inlernient St. John's Cemetery.

KFPPT.tf GEORGE SeDtem- ber 17, 1943. beloved husband of Mae J. mee Wallace: father of Rose i Mrs. William La very brother of Lee Kepple. Reposing Kennedy's Chapel.

Church and Rogers Avenues. Solemn requiem mass Church of Our Lady of Retuge Tuesday, 10 a.m. LOHAN FRANK. Thursday. I September 16.

1943. at hi.s residence. 251 Cornelia Street, beloved husband of Catherine; father of Marie Sheehan. Francis. John.

Jere miah Lohan: brother of Nellie and John Lohan. Funeral from his residence. Monday. 9:30 a.m. Solemn requiem mass at St.

Martin of Tours R. C. Church. 10 a.m. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. Direction N. BlaLsus Jr. Son. MAISCH -WALTER C.

on September 16. 1943. at his home, 109-28 113th Street, Richmond Hill, devoted son of Louise and the late Clement P. Mulseh; dear brother of Corp. Ra.wnond Maisch.

United States Army Air Force. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a frpm the Funeral Home of Leo F. Kearns. 115-10 Rockaway Boulevard. Ozone Park; solemn requiem nass Our Lady of Perpetual Help R- C.

Church at 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Redeemer Cemetery, piainlield, N. J. MATCHETT MARY JANE, on September 17. 1943, beloved mother of Ruth Matchett and Mrs.

William F. Anderson. Services at Walter B. Cooke. Funeral Home.

151 Linden Boulevard. Sunday. 8 m. Funeral Monday. 10 a.m.

Interment Evergreens Cemetery. MEMORIAL AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC, KINGS COUNTY It is with profound sorrow that we announce the death of Comrade ROBERT G. SUMMERS, late grand marshal of the G. A.

In Brooklyn. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon, September 19. at 3 o'clock. Fairchlld's Funeral Chapel. 86 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn.

All of veteran organizations, Kings County, are respectfully requested to attend these services. Ritual of the A. R. will be observed. Col.

WILLIAM A. DAWKINS. U. S. W.

Adjutant General and Chief of Staff. Ferd. B. Fisher. Executive Secretary.

SPECIAL SERVICES TIIIS SC1NDAYJ' 11:00 A.M. "Unlimited Resources: loevitobla Victory" Pastor McGtf 7:30 P.M. Foil Youth Roily! Jock Wyrti.n, Speaker! Hear Ihe 1VORII III I II HOI tonitht HHN IO.MI al Mf. Sckooi THE ALLIANCE TABERNACLE t.m rwit'i A.M. hcm Bersea 8lreel Society P.M.

MORRISSEY On September 16. 1943, THOMAS, at his residence, 14 Adelphi Street, beloved hu.sband of Mary; loving father of Thomas, Richard. Joseph, olive; brother of Michael. Oliver. Richard and Catherine.

Funeral from Scully Funeral Home. 203 De Kalb Avenue. Monday, September 20. 9:30 a.m.: thence to Sacred Heart R. C.

Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MULLER On September 17, 1943. ELIZABETH at her residence. 698 Halsey Street, dear mother of Mrs.

Ethel Mack. Mrs. Margaret Evans. Mrs. Ann Trimble.

Mrs. Ellen McCoIlum. Frances. Cecelia and Henry Muller. Requiem mass Our Lady of Good Counsel Ciiui'-h Monday.

10 a in. Austin Moran. Director. MURPHY On September 17, 1943. JEREMIAH, beloved husband of the late Mary nee Fitzgerald; devoted father of Mrs.

Ella Mc-Manus. Mrs: Mary Graham and Mrs. Anna Stack; brother of Edward and Joseph Murphy. Reposing at William A. Martin Funeral Home.

Classon Avenue, corner Sterling Place. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.m. Requiem mass St. Francis of Assisi R. C.

Church. Interment St. John's Cemetery. O'NEIL MARY, on September 15. 1943.

of 48 9th. Street, belove sister ol Thomas Madden: also by nephew and niece, Thomas and Marion A Madden. Solemn requiem mass Monday. 10 a.m.. St.

Saviour's R. C. Church. Repasinx Ciiapel Joeph G. Dufly.

237 Street. Please omit flowers. RYDB ERG JOHN on September 16. Survived by his wife Elizabeth; mother. Mrs.

Hannah Rydberg; two children. John and Joyce; sister. Mrs. William Brooks; brother. Pfc.

Carl Rydberg. Services at Mawn Funeral Home. 982 McDonald Avenue, on Sunday at 8 p.m. SHAFFER On Fridav September 17. 1943.

WALTER HERBERT, beloved husband of Bergliot Jensen Shaffer, and father of Walter Joseph and Peggy Joan Shaffer. Services at the Fairchild Chapel. 89-31 164th Street. Jamaica, Sunday at 2 p.m. SHEIL On September 17.

1943, EDWARD J. sergeant 18th Precinct. N. Y. P.

beloved husband of Mae (nee Butler devoted father of Donald: brother of Mrs. John Wet.el and Mrs. Flank McKenna. Reosing William A. Martin Funeral Home.

Class-on Avenue, corner Sterling Place. Funeral Monday, 9 a requiem St. Teresa's Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

t1. S. MARSHAL'S NOTICES r.NITKD J8TATI.M MARSHALS SALK Ry virlu' a Writ nl" Vntjitioni Kxi.nna. dit'ecled unrl dPliviHfl I will sell hi imhlii' i. Spl.

'IS. at 12 lni noun. War Tini'. the Vp.pI Iir rlc, fll 1. infill- Drvd.uk.

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K.TV.NT. 17-8t "Sn LICENSES NOTlfK IS HERKBT GIVKN r.lreti.ae .1014 haa hen laaued in I lie eei- al 1531 Nrtafrand for off-premise fSRXlS. 1424 Lit Btucklyn. N. ll-2t tgl CHURCHES tgi IIHII THIRD AND FT A BUSH AVENUES REV.

CLARENCE S. RODDY, Minister lic.iO A.M. "THE WILL TO 0 A Broedcaal II A HRTN 14:11. on your dial Bible S.hool -I't All Invited M. 'THE GREATEST OBSTACLE TO WORLD PEACE' LARGE TEMPLE CHOIR CORNEl.Il'S VAN Mini-ier of Mti.ir MinWtKK FR ATI SI RVK K.

P.M. WKDM.SDAT Stibway tn Atlantic. Purine. Ho -Sihermerlioi or Nev.ns 81 si nmrriDn Nosnand and neaii Vtree' OKOROB ELLS HARVEY JENKINS. Aaaiatant Take I It T.

or Ind'P Subttay or Brrgen St. Suitace DR. ARMK will preach at both 10 41 A M. "CHRISTIANITY'S THEREFORE" Bay Ridge Baptist Church fi SECOND ANNUAL MISSIONARY CONFERENCE I I A.M. Mrs.

ill Sttill Suulrcl: "HI I PKIM HIK MISMONK" Kreniai Wtort Rail. Slib.ie.tt: "HAI'miK ANO SAI. ATION" OaHGIlEGATIONAlysfr, den Boulevard. Monday, 10 a.m. DONNELLY Suddenly.

Sepi ember 13. at Jackson, Pfc. GERARD U.S.A., loving son of the late Catherine L. mee Hanleyi; dear brother of Mrs. Charles E.

Candee. Mrs. David Sweeney. Chief G. John U.

S. James Walter Edward Staff Sgt. William. Lawrence Corp. Gene U.

S. A. A. F. Reposing at.

the B. Cooke, Funeral Home. 1218 Flatbush Avenue, until Monday. 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Saviour R.

C. Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered. DOWLER On September 15. 1943. JAMES at his residence.

242 Conoer beloved husband of Mary: lather of James. Edward. Joseph. William. Bernard.

Robert and Daniel. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.m.: thence to the R. C. Church of the Visitation, where solemn requiem mass will be offered.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery Direction Redmond. ESTERBROOK On September 16. at Rockville Centre, L. HARTT-ELLIOTT. husband of Carrie P.

Esterbrook. Service at the Fairchild Chapel. 86 Lefferts Place, Brooklyn, Sunday, 2 p.m. FALLON On September 16. 1943.

MARY, beloved wife of Michael Fallon; dear mother of Francis, Joseph. Mrs. Alice Canavan. Mrs. Mary Vogel, Mrs.

Catherine Clarke and the late John Fallon, and sister Michael, also John. Andrew. EliMbeth, Bridget of County Longford. Jreland; also survived by twenty-one grandchildren. Funeral Jiom her residence.

372 Degraw Btifct. Monday. 9:30: thence to St. gne. R.

Church, where a solemn fdjuiem mass will be offered. John J. Flood, Director. I CHURCHES io Nosnand Ave. 00 I "THE SHADOW LAFAYETTE AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Li.ta.ei Aie.

and SO'itti Otiord 81. 11:00 DR. MAGARY HOLY COMMUNION Clui.siiau Sciencf I BRObkLVN HRrVSaTLSOF-IHllMOIIILRCHLRCH Tr.e Firi.1 ttnurch of Christ. Sc.enllst. .11 Bob'Ou.

Ml-. Re-ilc A Hld C-hurchea-riRST t'HUHCH. New Yoik Ave and Dean St 11 1 8 I ii SKCOM CHURCH. fith bet 3d and 4 1 Avs San HAM 4 10PM Wed "15PM THIRI CHI.RCH It -'11 SI at Albennr.e Rd It A.M 4 30 Wed 113 FOUPIH IHUHCH. l.as Ster.ina Place.

Sii'dr. ')0 AM. Wennesdaa. 00 PM. MF'IH CHURCH Ave and St.

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ftThiil'V t-9 .10 8nn. -4 HELP SHORTFN THE WAR! BIV WAR bonds: 11 FLATBUSH-TOMPKINS T. Tttifililon local to Corte.jou Re. ALFRED GRANT WALTON. D.D.

Road: church inree i Re. RFNIAMIN RFNTIFY I loc aoinheaat. Doichesier Road and P.aU 18th St. Woahlp, 11 i on Srhooi. 9 4, "CONTAGION Dr.

a Or Platbu.h Ae. Aiir- f.re to OF INFLUENCE" I Road Walloa I THE CADMAN CHURCH- Cadmon Conqtaqational Church and Simpson Methodist Church Clinton and Lafayelto Avonuaa Minialars: Her. Mosas Richardson Loell, D.D. Ra. John Foalar 11:04 A.M.

"GOD IS OUR CO Dr. LoTall.