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BROOKLYN IA6LI, WEDNESDAY, MAY.2I, 1941 13 John Geoghan, Retired Clerk, Dr. Wells Named LOLA RIDGE, NOTED POET, DIES IN BORO HOME AT 57 16 Years in Register's office Draft Dental Head Cleric to Be Ordained In Boyhood Church Leading Congregational Pastors Will Take Part In Rites for Arthur Wells in Tompkins Church In the church of his boyhood, Arthur Wells, the son of Mr. and Mi. Prank Wells of 1033 Dean will be ordained a minister of the Congregational Church tomorrow night. The ordination services will take place at 8 o'clock in John Geoghan, retired clerk of the Kings County Register's office, died Sunday at the New York Hospital after an illness of two weeks.

He was 78 and lived in Greenpoint for more than 60 years, or since coming to this country from Ireland, where he was born, For the past two years he has made his home at 64-79 83d Rego Part For many years Mr. Oeoghan was a stationary and hoisting engineer and was much in demand throughout Greenpoint because of his 4111 in repairing engine; He obtained his position in the Register's office during the administration of Register James A. McQuade on. Jan. 1, 1922 and retired Dec.

31, 1938. Geoghan was a member of the People's Regular Democratic Organization of the 15th A. D. and was formerly a member of the James A. McQuade Organization.

He was also a member of Lexington Council, Knights of Columbus, and was a regular attendant at St. Anthony of Padua R. C. Church on Manhattan Ave. He is survived by four daughters, Mrs.

Margaret Hughes. Mrs. Delia McGroarty, Mrs. Elizabeth Woodruff and Mmjlice Kubtac; a son, Michael, "a patrolman attached ta the Bedford Ave. precinct; a brother, Patrick, seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

The funeral will take place Friday morning with a requiem mass at. X0 at the Church of St. Anthony" of Padua. Burial will be In Calvary Cemetery, Wot Loaned by Navy To Selective Service Dr, C. Raymond Wells of Brooklyn and Queens, "on loan" from the Navy, has been named national dental director for selective service and will be In charge of 17.000 dentists serving local boards throughout the country, It was learned today.

Official announcement of the appointment will be made In a few days. Privately notified recently that he had been chosen for the post, Dr. Wells, director of oral surgery at Queens General Hospital and a lieutenant commander In the Naval Reserve, It now In Washington, beginning his duties. He will continue private practice, serving at the sarne time as llason officer between the selective service, Henry G. Tliien, Retired Printer Boro Man Was Veteran Member of 'Big 6' Union Funeral services for Henry O.

Thlen, 86, of 3018 Avenue one of the oldest members of "Big Six," local branch of the International Typographical Union, who died yesterday Pfter a short Illness, will be held at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow at E. C. Waldeck's Home for Finerals, 7614 4th Ave. Mr.

Thien formerly was head of the composing room of' the Rural New Yorker, and for 35 years was a printer with th Brooklyn Citizen. He retired in 1929. He was a member of the typographical union for 65 years and a few months" ago received a medal from the union In recognition of his long membership. Surviving are two, sons, Harry J. and Arthur Thlen, and four daughters.

Mtss Caroline Thien, Mrs. Rose Nobbe, Mrs. Minna BUx and Mrs. Marion Smith. the Tompkins Avenue Congrega Wan the only thing that moved, The little wind that hushed itself And crept down to the sen.

And dawn as white at Mary came On the horizon, strangerly, "The Ghetto and Other Poems," "Sun-Up," "Tied Flag" and "Dance of Fire" are other works published by Miss Ridge, who gained a reputation from the beginning of her career for liberality and sympathy for the poor and disenfranchised. At her death Miss Ridge had written sections of a long philosophical poem that promised to enlist her most mature powers. In recent years she expressed her philosophy thusly: "I feel we are living In a dynasty of fire. Unlike the stars whlcn-move In perfect harmony in the great design, we rush to Impact on our courses. But man is no mere puppet of destiny and he alone can extricate himself from We may come forth, for a period, Into the time of light." Funeral services will be private.

tola Rldjf, ft leading contempo-nry American poet best known for her poem of the crucifixion, "Flre-fcead," died Monday night at her tome, III Montague at the rrb of 57, In private life she was Mrs. David Lawaon. Miss Ridge was born In Dublin In 188S her early age In Australia and New Zealand. She cam to the United States In 1907 and for three years wrote fiction for popular magazines. In 1935 when she published her last volume of poetryshe received a Guggenheim fellowship.

Critics like Stephen Vincent Benet, author of "John Brown's Body," stated that Miss Ridge's works "bore the unmistakable sign Of genius. "I know of nothing like in American letters," he said, when speaking of "Firehead." The most famous lines In the poem are as follows: The little wind that licked His lace Wills Filed the Army and the Dental Corps. I Mrs.RebeccaJones, Milton Jones and William Harvard, Jones, and a Arrangements for the funeral have not been completed. Active for Briti Louise Hellmuth, Rfefired Teacher Miss Louise Hellmuth of 1037 Sterling Place, a retired teacher, died today at her home of a heart attack. Miss Hellmuth was born In Manhattan and had been active as a teacher In the public in Manhattan for more than 40 years.

Srie was educated at Hunter Col-leee and was first assigned to Public School 34. She retired In 1926 while a member of the faculty of Public School 12. Miss Hellmuth had resided In Brooklyn for about 35 years and was the last of hpr Immediate family. The funeral services will be held at 3 Friday at the Fair-child Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place. Interment -wlll be In Evergreen Cemetery.

'Leaned' hj Navy A native of Philadelphia, he graduated from the Dental College of Northwestern University in 1918 and immediately enlisted in the Navy's Dental Corps. He served until 192S and was discharged with the rank of lieutenant, senior rank. For the past ten years he has been a naval reserve officer. He was "loaned" by the Navy to the selective service. He was a president of the Northwestern Alumni Association, chairman for many years of the American Dental Society's legislation committee and conducted several clinics at the recent convention of the State Dental Society.

He Is 45 and resides at 184-60 Aberdeen Road. Jamaica Estates, with his wife, Clara, and two children. Catherine, 14, is a freshman at the Mary Louise Academy in Jamaica Estates, and Stacey, 15, attends Carson Long Military Institute, New Bloomfleld, Pa. tional Church. Taking prominent part in the ceremonies will be not only the Rev.

Dr. Alfred Grant Walton, pastor of the church, of which Mr. Wells a member, but the Rev. Dr. George Mahlon Miller of the Ocean Avenue Congregational Church, whom the young man has been serving as student assistant for the past year.

Mr. Wells was born in Brooklyn, and educated in its public schools, Brooklyn College, and the Union Theological Seminary. He has already accepted a call to the First Congregational Church of Fair-haven, and will start his work there early in June. Mr. Wells received his degree of Bachelor of Divinity from the seminary on Tuesday night.

In April of this year, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer David Pratt of 128 McDon-ough St. announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marion Spencer Pratt, to Mr. Wells.

The service tomorrow night will be under the auspices of the New York City Congregational Church Association which approved his ordination in their Spring meeting at the First Congregational Church of Rockvllle Centre on May 8. Dr. Walton, as moderator, will deliver the prayer of ordination, while the charge to the candidate will be made by Dr. Miller. The Rev.

Walter A. R. McPherson, of the Lewis Avenue Congregational Church, will deliver the invocation. The Rev. Dr.

Julius August Brewer of Union Theological Seminary will preach the sermon. The Rev. Egbert Chamber Macklin of the Victoria Congregational Church, Jamaica, will read the scripture lesson, and the Rev. John A. Har-rer of the Park Slope Congregational Church will extend "the right hand of fellowship." Mr.

Wells will pronounce the benediction. A reception will follow in the church parlors. Gustav Meihofer, Ex-Restaurateur Had Grill for 30 Years At 335 Prospect Ave. Gustav Meihofer, retired restaurateur, who formerly operated Mel-hofer's Grill at 335 Prospect Ave. for 30 years, died last night at ynlty Hospital.

He was 70 and lived at 339 Prospect Ave. Mr. Meihofer was born in Germany and had lived in Brooklyn for half a century. He was a member of Werder Lodge, I. O.

O. and Branch 735 of the Workmen's STk and Death Benefit FYind. He sold his' business recently. Surviving are his widow, Bertha M. Meihofer; a daughter, Mrs.

Margaret Messerschmidt; two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Simokat and Mrs. Emma Ennulat, and a Albert. Services will be held at the William A. Ringe Parlors, 361 7th Ave.

at 9 p.m. tomorrow. Burial will be at Valhalla Cemetery Friday afternoon. The following wills are on file today with Surrogate George Albert Wingate: BOUDREAU. MART I V.

IMay Et-laie, Sa.ouu ri alio not more tnao pei'onal. To dauahitrfe, Mane L. Noma, 3J Balnbrldae tti execut.ni. 2 ahareK ol specific Mock. one.Iourlh liuer eat in any aOdittooal itocita.

rltlu to live in properly at that addreu uolU told U4 onr-lourtb ot reaidue. t. Antoinette Lunrman. 642 St Mark a Ae and A. ice A.

Piaatarta, Hi -40 Jitua 81.. Laureltoo. and wn. L. Orvuie ftou-dreau.

6701 SViore Road, executor, une-Iqurtta inbereat each in any additional eloeki and ooe-fourtii ot reaidue each. JSNNINOe. HERBERT P. lAprU 271. Battle, about 62.000 real tnd about 610.

uoo peraonal. To- tint. UabeUe Jean.ua.. 1335 79th st executrix. NEUHAUSER.

ISAAC (April 30. El I lie, 64.U00 real and 114. MlO peraonal To vile. Sarah Neuhauaer, exeeulnx. real calaie and one-naif of peraonal properly, koua, lrvini.

atorria and Jacob Neubauaer. ail of 33 Bay 26th Bt Samuel twuhauker, 2030 atorria Bronx, tnd Jeaae Neuhauaer, 1SI9 I 24lh St and dauthiert, Kate Kteaa. 3S71 Sediwick five forty -aeconda of the balance of the eaute each; Anna tnd Prtncet Neuhauaer. ooih of 33 Bay 20tu eix forty-tecouda the balance or the eetelc each. Htrmau Krker.

1220 aiorne Bronx, executor. PETERS CLAIKE lApril 221. bljle, more then 610 000 peraonal. To tuier, Haael A. Brady.

62.SO0 and proceed life ineurance policiee. hueoand. Charles C. Peters, both oi 49 Short Road, executor, roeidue. RBCHT.

FLORENCE 'April 2S1. E'-tate. more than tlO.OOO real and more than 610.000 peraonal. To nephew. Royal A Curtis, 690 Manafield Place, one-hail intereat in the net income from apeciic leaae for life: trandniecea.

Ruth Mead, on Glenwood Ave Lynbrook; Betty Curtia and irandnephew. Dudley and Ralph Curtia, all of 660 Manafield Place, 6100 each. Louise Jonea. 1.13-11 66th Jamaica and Inenda. William Buehler.

S70 Proa-pect Ave. and Dorothy Eberle. 64-70 8Jd Reso Park. 66.000 each. May O.d-rlm 73A St.

Mark i $2,000: Adolt Marks. 403 Stuyveaanl Ave liOO Elizabeth Elliot. 60 Cranberry St 6200: Vera Mahoney and Ca.per Ounther. both o( 3102 Avenue K. executor.

XSO0 each. Dora Hornlni 220S Potter 6200: Lylle Spencer. 66 Elixabelh F.or.l Park. 61.000, Atnee L. Cook.

1120 Bert a St and Mri. Ca.l Surter. 1076 E. 32d el 6100 each. The Little Shelter.

In care of Huntington Dot Club. Huntington, tnd Deacons Fund for the Poor cential Congregational Church, Hancock $1,000 etch. Home for the Blind 520 Galea Ave. and Faith Home for Incurabiea. S46 Park Place, one-half remainder Interest each ir.

Roval A Curtis' ille eatate and one-half of residue each: other specific beuueau of household effecta. Oeorge H. Ooldrloi 736 St. Mark executor. John V.

Smith John V. Smith, 56, dramatic editor of the Hew Tork Journal and died early today at the Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center, Manhattan. His home was at 456 W. 150th Manhattan. Mr.

Smith was stricken while at. tending a birthday party for Es-telle' Taylor, actress, at Ben Mar-den's Riviera, at Fort Lee. N. and died shortly after he was admitted to hospital. He had been connected with the Hearst newspapers In this city for 43 years.

Mrs. Sarah Hardiman Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Hardiman, who died 8unday at her home, 189 Vanderbllt were held at 9 a.m. today at Queen of All "Saints R. C.

Church. Following the requiem mass burial took place In Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Hardiman, who was 70, was the widow of Patrick Hardiman and she Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. R.

Gallagher and Mrs. W. Fraser, two grandsons and a Mrs. Rebecca Jones, widow of John Jones and a resident of Brooklyn for the last 30 years, died today at the Long Island College Hospital following an illness of two weeks. She was 68 and lived at 349 Ith St.

Mrs. Jones was born In London tnd had been active in British war relief work here for some time. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. James O'Connor, an employe of the Brooklyn Eagle; two sons, John DEATHS William P. David, Asphalt Engineer Funeral services for William P.

David of 1352 Pacific an asphalt McWllliams, Anna Meihofer, Gustav Micallef, Charles Miller, Anna Marit engineer and well-known Mason, who died Saturday after a' brief illness, were held last night at the THE WEATHER Official Weather Rpnorl ot the U. 8. Weather Burnt! Eastern Standard Twit) PLATZ MARTIN on May 19, 1941, beloved husband of Kristine and devoted father of Valborg and Olga. Services Wednesday, 8 p.m., from New York and Brooklyn Funeral Home, 187 S.Oxford Street, Brooklyn, Rev. A.

T. JJorf officiating. Interment prtyate. Arrangements by Arthur Norman. RAAEN On Tuesday, May 20.

1941, HELGA, beloved of John B. Raaen, of 9 Newell Place, North Arlington, N. J. Servk-es at the Wilfred Armitage Faneral Home. 596 Belgrove Drive, Arlington, N.

on Saturday. May 24. at 2 p.m. Interment Arlington FORECLOSURES Fairchlld Chapel. Lefferts Place.

Mr. David was born In England i and lived in Brooklyn for 45 years. He was a life member of Tuscan Lodge 704. F. A.

Orient rttontar 1 a nBMaHH I Barry, William Baxter, Elizabeth Benjamin, Clara Broderick, Daniel Campbell, Edward Colter, Sarah Cook, William H. Engler, Josephine Fox, Owen Geoghan, John Hagmann, Thomas Hansen, Frieda Hansen, William Harrigan, John Hellmuth, Louise Hoffman, Frank Jones, Rebecca Keane. Anna Klnsella, Anna L. Mackey, William May, Ernestine McMahon, Lt William MAY ERNESTINE, on May 20. 1941.

beloved wife of the late Frank E. May; devoted mother of Arthur, Frank. Joseph, Albert, Clara Deyns, Rose Cahill and Dorothea- Mills. Services at her residence, 1054 72d Street, Thursday. 8 p.m.

Funeral Friday. 2 p.m. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. McMAHON On Monday, May 19, 1941. Lt.

WILLIAM N. Y. P. beloved husband of Rose; devoted fatner of Eileen A. and William son of Timothy and Anna McMahon; brother of Mrs.

Edward G. Hurley, Thomas, Joseph. Francis. Richard and Stephen McMahon. Funeral from residence.

1012 Ocean Avenue, on Friday, May 23. at 9:30 a.m.; thence to Our Lady of Refuge R. C. Church. Interment St.

cemetery. McWILLIAMS On May 20, 1941, MAY 21, 1941 FORECAST Clear to Dsrlly clnudv today, continued warm toniiht and Thursday. Llahl aoutherlv winds toniiht. Low O'Reilly, Oeorge Partheymuller, Fred Pellizzi. Vincerzo Platz, Martin H.

Raaen, Helga Rodriguez, Matilda Scanlon, Thomas Schellenberg, Frank Shelton, Leroy L. Tanner, Mrs. E. Theiscn, John Thien, Henry Thomas, Gilbert Warner, Sister Candida M. Wouters, Frank est temperature expected tonight: City.

AO- Kiihairh ift Hiahecl. cvnerleri Inmnr. SJalttrB.Cacrkt iMCotfuatTac DIGNIFIED AsLom Commandery 58. K. and Kismet Temple.

A. A. O. N. M.

8. He is survived by his widow, 1 Sadie, and two sons, Alfred and row. IS decrees. WEATHER OBSERVATIONS Following are wearrier observation taken 7:30 a.m.. 75ih meridian time today: FUNERALS As IJiJ Walter, RODRIGUEZ On May 19, 1941'i Weither' Bsrom.

Tmi. 24 74 ettr 7:30 a.m. Hn. Hr. OUR FUNERAL HOMES MOOKLYN 151 Linden Bolear(t BUckmhrahr 4-1M 50 Seven knmt Main 2-K15 121S FUttNUk t.

atlckmnslar 2-42U-7 OUECNS 150-10 HMskto (vanua Miaaau MOT MATILDA, beloved mother ofi 30 20 I New York CHy -C Abilene Henry and Richard Rodriguez and 29 97 PC 30 15 I Eleanor Colombo. Funeral from i Vbn SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, against MILLIE PELLICANO. et defendant. NATHANIEL KAPLAN.

Plaintiff's Attorney. 50 Court Street, Brooklyn. New York. Pursuant to judgment dated the Wn day of May. 1941.

duly entered. I. by EDWARD J. GAYNOR, auctioneer, will aell at public auction to the highest bidder, nt the Real Estate Exchange Room. 189 Montague Street.

Brooklyn, New York, on the 4th day of June. 1941, at 12 o'clock noon, premises In said judgment directed to be sold, with the improvements thereon, situated In Kinsrs County. New York, on the south side of Lafayette Avenue, 318 feel 9 inches east of Grand Avenue, being a plot 18 feet 9 Inches tn width, front and rear, by 100 feet in depth, the sidelines of which run parallel with Grand Avenue and partly through 4arty walls, premises being known aa 346 A Lafayette Avent Brooklyn. New Tork; said premises being more particularly described in said judgment. Daled.

May 13th. 1941. ROY H. RUDD. Referee ml4-6t FrtEME COURT.

KINGSTOUNTY 63-32 Fml annua 1Kb 30.14 3023 83-12 Parsons Boulevard, aianttc city pc ISt-UNarUl. jo 20 I BAlttmore Jamaica, on Thursday at 10 a.m. -CT PC Bivuarck Bo' on 30 10 30 IS 30.14 ANNA ETHEL of 734 Lincoln Place, beloved wife of Stanley mother of Mary Ethel McWiliiams, 1 daughter of John J. and Bessie SCANLON Ma 20. THOMAS, STartM ituuae 91 leaoa SL, Staatet.ni BMsHg 7-OM wnunM 117 Wert 7M Street nafalaw T-f7M 14S1 (rat AveiHM Matiaaaer 4-WM 1 Watt lMtk Sl'i'il niii I a-lSM 30 20 i born in Rineen-Quin, County Clare, Charleston 1 iv, i vnamamuuts Vincenzo Pellizzi Funeral services will be held Friday for Vincenro Pellizzi.

72. of 657 Myrtle formerly for 35 years with the Cranford Company, who vas drowned on March 15. The body was recovered last Friday. Mr. Pellizzi was born In Italy and lived in Brooklyn for 45 years.

He is survived by three sons. James, Frank and Joseph, and three daughters, Domenlca, ITieresa and Angela Rinaldi. The funeral will be held from the chapel at 187 S. Oxford thence to St. Lucy's R.

C. Church, where a solemn mass of Ireland. it lIMeae 7-77W ers and sisters in Ireland. Funeral I t-27Z Friday, 9:45 a.m., from funeral i Dsiia Denver -PC -rc 214 MeaurtMck in 1 Walla PIMM hone ear ea ee Writ ht ffuatratttf aWt We 0i(o home, 7722 4th Avenue. Requiem mass Our Lady of Angels Church.

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Pursuant to Judgment herein, dated May 13. 1941. duly entered herein. I will selt at public auction, hy G. V.

1 McMAHON. auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchanfe. 189 Mon- tauue Street. Brooklyn. New York, on i the 9th day of June.

1941. at 12 o'clock requiem will be offered at 10 am. Miami S4 S7 B4 S7 SO B5 tO SS 2 70 SS 94 62 60 72 SI 90 47 75 BJ S3 S7 5 54 75 3S 33 65 I 74 fi 87 5.5 93 70 sa 90 SO ii 93 89 AO 88 67 67 84 42 3. 48 73 6 87 56 54 71 75 (58 79 69 62 87 89 54 89 63 62 87 60 54 73 66 64 85 63 68 88 76 74 85 I 68 69 88 I 54 SO 69 66 62 85 70 68 84 68 60 84 I 65 62 84 68 59 R8 60 S4, S2 St 61 85 4 72 S3 SO 73 70 60 93 56 55 92 70 66 86 42 42 69 67 67 89 59 58 84 55 53 87 69 64 90 47 47 65 69 65 89 66 61 92 74 71 85 -partly clo4v; rwWork City Burial will be at St. John's PC PC Milwaukee Minneapolis Mcbile New Orleans -CI Norfolk noon, the premises in said judement directed to he sold, situate in the Countv of Kings.

Slate of New York, un the westerly side of East 59th Street, distant 293 feet north from jHnuctioNl SCHELLENBERG On May 19, 1941, FRANK, of 152 68th Street, beloved husband of Emma Von Hassel; devoted son of Emma and the late Frank O. Schellenberg. Reposing at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, 7501 5th Avenue, until Thursday a.m. Services and interment private. SHELTON On Wednesday, May 21, 1941.

LEROY beloved husband of Helen M. and sort of Robert; brother of Gertrude Shelton and nephew of Miss Emma Ehdie-man. Services at the Funeral Chapel, 187 S. Oxford Street, Friday, 2 p.m. northwest corner of East o9th street 30 12 30 18 30 18 30 14 30 23 30 07 30 21 29.89 30 IS .10 13 302S 3VUS 29, 92 30114 30V1 30 (VI 29 9fl 29.

9S 30 23 30 34 30 lfi 30 19 30 02 Oklahoma City CI Philadelphia PC Phoantx CL Pisrsburth PWrrlMM. Mr. PC enetlamdV Ore. ftaOmaii Sacrament St. Louis PC Salt Lake City PC San Antnnio San Diego San Francisco Savannah PC Seattle FOX OWEN on Mey 19.

Survived by wife, Margare sons. Joseph and James; daughter. Mrs. George Gerhard; brother, Joseph; sisters, Margaret, Mary and Annie. Funeral from residence.

2043 Bergen Street, Friday, 9:30 am solemn requiem mass, 10 a.m., R. C. Church Our Lady of the Presentation. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. GEOGHAN JOHN, on May 18.

Reposing at the James F. Murray Funeral Home, 1010 Lorimer Street. He is survived by four daughters, Margaret, Delia, Elizabeth and Alice; one son, Michael, and one brother, Patrick. He was a member of Lexington council, K. of People's Regular Democratic Club, the Fifteenth Assembly District.

He was formerly connected with the Register's office, from which he retired. He was a resident of Greenpoint for more than fifty years. He regularly attended St. Antony of Padua Church. Funeral Friday morning, solemn requiem mass St.

Antony's Church at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. HAGMANN THOMAS. Reposing Michael Dirkes Funeral Home, 6001 69th Avenue (Foxall Street), Ridge-wood. Mass 9 a.m.

Friday, Our Lady of Good Counsel R. c. Church, interment Holy Trinity Cemetery, HANSEN On May 20. 1941, FRIEDA, beloved mother of Mrs. Linda Lane, Ruth, Arthur and Christian Hansen.

Services at Fred Herbst Son's Funeral Home, 83 Hanson Place, Thursday, 8:30 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery. HANSEN On Monday, May 19, 1941, WILLIAM beloved husband of Anna. Funeral services at Harris Funeral Chapel, 5012 4th Avenue, Wednesday, May 21, at 8 p.m. HARRIGAN On Monday, May 19, 1941, JOHN J.

HARRIGAN, beloved husband of Mary and devoted father of John and James; also survived by two sisters and three brothers. Funeral from his residence, 120 A Hall Street, Friday, May 23. at 9:30 a.m.; thence to Sacred Heart R. C. Church.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. HELLMUTH Suddenly, on Wednesday, May 21, 1941, LOUISE HELLMUTH. Services at the Fair-child Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Friday, 2 p.m. HOFFMAN Suddenly, on Monday, May 19, 1941, FRANK beloved husband of Carol Hoffman.

Service at his residence, 845 Hancock Street, on Wednesday, 8 p.m.' Kindly omit flowers. JONES REBECCA, on May 21, 1941, wife of the late John Jones; mother of John Milton, William Harvard and Beatrice O'Connor. Notice of funeral later. KEANE May 19. ANNA; survived by Sister Mary Magdalen, Margaret McNally and Michael J.

Keane. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m.. from Funeral Home, 7722 4th Avenue. Requiem mass Our Lady of Angels Church. KINSELLA May 21, ANNA L.

(nee Mitchell), of 1829 E. 14th Street, beloved wife of the late William, mother of Edna, sister of Mary Mitchell. Funeral Saturday, 10:15 a.m., from funeral home. 187 C. H.

ADEI.MAN, AUCTIONEER, soils June lllll. at p.m.. at 33 Skillmnn Brooklyn, Diamond and E. Y. Upholmery A R.

dclinK Cn. Tru k. Enmne No. SS-STttllT. arciunt of Timkin (first nam! fii-titinusl ni21-2t Tampa Washington -CI -PC Bermuda Coleman.

Funeral from the Fair-child Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place. Friday at 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Ignatius Church, Rogers Avenue and Carroll Street, where a requiem mass will be offered at 10 a.m. MEIHOFER May 20. 1941, GUSTAV, beloved husband of Bertha devoted father of Margaret Messerschmidt, brother of Mrs.

Bertha Simokat, Mrs. Emma En-nulat and Albert Meihofer. Service at parlors of William A. Ringe, 361 7th Avenue, on Thursday, 9 p.m. Funeral Friday, 1:30 p.m.

MICALLEF Monday, May 19. 1941, CHARLES H. MICALLEF, beloved son of Hector and Lena Micallef, nephew of Joseph M. Rod-rijuez, at his home, 427 3d Street. He was an acolyte in All Saints Episcopal Church.

He was a student in Manual Training High School. Funeral Thursday. Services at All Saints Episcopal Church. 7th Avenue and 7th Street, 10 a.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery.

MILLER ANNA MARIE, on May 20, in her 75th year, beloved mother of August, Mrs. Viola Meyers, Edmund William A. and Mrs. Anne McLean; also survived by 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services Friday evening.

8 o'clock, at the Funeral Parlors. 187 S. Oxford Street. Funeral Saturday 10:30. Interment Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. Direction Benjamin Grindrod. O'REILLY On May 19, 1941, at his residence, 561 10th Street, GEORGE (Cowhey). husband of Margaret Connery O'Reilly; father of Edna. Mrs.

Gordon Gibbs, Mar TANNER The Board of Anxill stTtv tftw Iwnf vewr 76 Lowes! temperature New ary Directors of the Chlliircns Tork CHy Home of the Long Island Baptist samedaie last year C. H. ADELMAN. AUCTIONEER, sells June IH1. at 10:00 am.

at 14S 58th Brorkl. While Truck. Motor Nn. 38, 1 enlaced by New Motor XUAotrn. account of Norman Storage Trtickinir C'oiKe J.

Pflit'Ker. Pres. mlM-Ut H. ADELMAN. AUCTION EER.

sella Jute 5. 1941. at 00 a at 21b2 TtlflVn Brooklyn. Chevrolet Sedan, Motor No. Htifititib'T.

account of Helen Mayers, Lincoln Loan Service of N. Y. m2l-2t YorkClty this Lo momma S7 at 3. avm. Association announces who oeep sorrow the death of its Honorary President, Mrs.

E. TANNER. Mrs. E. P.

ORRELL, Pres. In ccmoriam ami Avenue peins i in ironi and rear- by 100 feet in depth on each side. Premises known as 1460 East 591 li Street, and more particularly described in said Judgment FREDERICK A. GALLOWAY. Referee.

BENJAMIN T.IPSON. Attorney for Plaintiff, 66 Courl Brooklyn. N. Y. ml6-6t FW SU PRE ECO I COUNTY LAFFEL REALTY.

olamtiff. against ELIZABETH MCCARTHY, et defendants. Pursuant to judgment of foreclosure and sale duly entered in the above action in the office of tbe clerk of the Countv of Kings and daled April 22. 1941 I will sell at public auction by SL.MER DONOVAN, auctioneer, at Brotikivn Real Estate Exchange. 189 Montague Street, Brooklyn.

New York, on June 4. 1941. at 12 o'clock noon, the premises in said judgment directed to be sold, being a plot of ground, with the improvements thereon, situated in Brooklyn. Kings County. New York, on the southwesterly side of Second Place, distant 6 feet 6 inches southeasterly from Clinton Street being 16 feet inches wide, front and rear, bv 115 fete 51 inches in depth on each side the side lines running parallel with Clinion Street, reference being made lo said judgment for a complete description of said premises.

listed May 14. 1941. ROBERT A BELOW. Referee. MUIXJE.

STERN. WILLIAMS ft TUCKER. Plaintrfrs Attorneys. 30 Pine Street. New York.

N. Y. mll-6tWS SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, against EVA TABACHNICK. el defendants.

R. EPHRAIM SHACK. Plain'iff's Attorney 27 William Street. New York Citv. Pursuant tn judgment dated April BRODERICK In memory of loved PHILOMESB BRODERICK.

Died May 21, 1935. Ma.sses offered. HELEN. C. H.

ADELMAN. AUCTIONEER. I soil June S. 1941. p.m., at SSS Arlantic Brooklyn.

Nash Slan. Ruirk Sdan. Motor Nos. 2H(IRS23. accounts of C.

H. Rounds, Eimene Niisrenl. ni21-2t II adelman' auctioneer. sells June 5. 1941.

at 4 00 p.m.. at 13-12 Halse Br, mklvn. Plymouth Coupe. BARRY May 19, at his home, 723 E. 3d Street, WILLIAM, beloved son of Elizabeth and the late William Barry; brother of Everett.

Funeral on Friday at 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass at St. Rose of Lima Church. BAXTER ELIZABETH on May 19; beloved wife of John; mother of James, Eleanor, Dorothy; sister of Matthew, James. Thomas, Eugene, Mrs.

Florence McCauley. Funeral Friday, 10:30 a.m., from her home, 149 Guernsey Street. Solemn requiem mass St. Antony's R. C.

Church, i0 a.m. Interment 6t. John's Cemetery. BENJAMIN CLARA LOUISE, on May 20, mother of Mrs. Llllle Griffin and Mrs.

Florence Rogers. Funeral services at her residence, 182 68th Street, Brooklyn, Thursday, at 8 p.m. BRODERICK DANIEL, on May 20, 1941, at his residence. 373 E. 32d Street, beloved husband of Mary (nee Kelly), father of Catherine, Mary, Joseph T.

and John Broderick. Funeral from the Malone Funeral Home, 2913 Newklrk Avenue, Friday, 9:30 a.m. Solemn requiem mass St. Jerome's Church 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

BROOKLYN LODGE, NO. 22, B. P. O. ELKS Brothers: Funeral services for our brother.

FRED J. PARTHEYMULLER, Wednesday, May 21, 8 p.m.. at Goodwin's Funeral Home. 1142 De Kalb Avenue. NEWTON G.

AVRUTIS. Exalted Ruler. Thomas F. Cuite, Secretary. CAMPBELL On Tuesday, May 20, 1941, EDWARD A.

of 17 Verona Place, beloved husband of Hattle G. Campbell; brother of Mrs. Harriet R. Hammond, Charles D. Campbell and Katharine E.

Campbell. Services at the Fairchlld Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Thursday, 7:45 p.m. Kindly omit flowers. COLTER On May 19, SARAH M. of 982 Jefferson Avenue.

Funeral services at B. J. Thurlng's Funeral Parlors, 1178 Bushwlck Avenue. Wednesday, May 21, at 8 p.m. Interment Wappingers Falls Cemetery.

(Wapplngers Falls papers please copy.) COOK WILLIAM on May 20. 1941, beloved husband of Mary. Survived by seven sons and five daughters. Funeral Friday, 2 p.m., from his residence, 985 Utlca Avenue, Brooklyn. ENGLER JOSEPHINE.

May 19, 1941. Funeral from Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 151 Linden Boulevard, Friday, 9:30 a.m. Solemn requiem mass St. Catherine of Genoa R.

C. Church, 10 FLYN it MARY B. In lovimg memory ot a Cearr deparl mottier; IT.IvaiaVT oo-oonl nf Pliilin whose exemplary life and gracious h. m2l-2t presence will always remain an in- c.tL adelman-auctioneer, SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY --HOME OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, plaintiff, vs.

WILLIAM J. FANELLE. et defendants. Puisuant lu a judKment entered In Clerk's office. KinifH County, on May lot h.

1941. I will sell at public auction, in the Real Estate Exrlmnire Salesrooms, 1H9 Montague Street. Brooklyn. N. nn June St 1941.

tl 12 00 noou. by MICHAEL J. RE1LLY. auctioneer. Ilie premises directed in said judgment to be sold, which premises aie situated on easterly side uf East 2nd Street, distant 240 feet northerly from Avenue Y.

Premises beinK loo ft. in depth nn each side and 2(1 ft. in width front and rear', and known as 24o East 2nd St reel. Brooklyn. N.

and mure particulai described in said judgment. Together wj ki and subject to easements created by Declaration recorded in Liber 4934. Cp. 539. Property to he sold subject to covenants, restrictions and easement of record nd any Ute of facta an accurate turvey may thow.

Approximate amount of mortKtire debl and coats, S6.881.43, plus interest. PHILIP GILLESPIE. Referee mlHMW county the lincoln savings bank OF BROOKLYN, plaintiff, vs. HANNAH Dl'ZEiiEL. et defendanti.

In pursuant of a judgment herein entered and dated April 12th. 1941. as amended bv order dated May 1st. 1941. I will sell at public auction, by SAUL LEISNER, auctioneer, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchanse.

189 Montaaue Street. Brooklyn. New Tork. ost May 2Sih 1941. at 12 o'clock noon (Ity-IlKbt Savins Timel.

the mortt-aired premises in the BuintiKh of Brooklyn. Countv of Kinits. City and State of New York, directed by said judgment, as amended bv order daled May 1st. 19(1. to be sold, located tbe easterly side of Ralph ATenu.

distant 144 feet 3 inches northerly from the roraer formed bv the intersection of the easterly side of Ralph Avenue with the northerly side of Park Plsre; beins; 30 feet 4 itjrhes in front and rear with a uniform depth or lull feet on either side, and more particularly described In mortKage recorded In Liber 5923 nf Mortgages, page 434. reference being made to said judgment, as amended by order dated May 1st. 1941. for a more complete desrrtplion thereof, said premises beinr known aj and by sitreet somber 43 Ralph Avenue. Brooklyn.

N. T. TOC.ETHER with all the right, title and interest of the parties to this action of. in and to the land lying in Ralph Avenue, ia front of said premises to The centre liae thereof. TOGETHER with aa easement or right or way to the northerly side of Park Place over a-1 up Ml the most easterly feet ot the premises adjoining the above described premises on the south, to within 22 feet of the northerly side of Park Place, and over and upon the most easterly 10 feet of the said premises lo the northerly aide of Park Place.

SUBJECT to an easement or rieht of way over and upon the most easterly if) feet to the tbove described premises In favor of the owners adjoining the above described premises on the north to distance of fe-t 7 inches measured aortherlv from the northerly side of Park Place, wliich said easement or right of wav shall be used by the adjoining owners a a driveway or passageway for paseenper and delivery automobiles to garages erected or to be erected in the rear of their respective premises, and which shall at all times hereafter be kept unobstructed, SURJEi'T to railroad and telephone casements or consents. Citv Zoning Plan, covenants and resirictns if any, not violated hy buildings on the said premises and suhiert in a state of facts an accurate survey may al 3f spiration to us. Anniversary mass b- P.m.. iSotners Brooklyn. Ford Tit iv a of.

requiem, waa offered by the Rev account of Auatust W'tor No. 2582067, rn21-2t Asnonte. ADELMAN. AUCTIONEER. (T.

H. June S. 1941. al p.m.. al TM erwnA John J.

Flynn, S.T.D., of StL Vincent's Seminary, Geiman-town, Philadelphia. Her CHILDREN, garet, George, and brother of Ed- win O'Reilly. Funeral from his i home. Friday, 9:30 a.m.; thence to THEISEN JOHN Monday, May 19. 1941, at the residence, 59 Campbell Avenue, Williston Park.

Kuneral services at the Shortt Funeral Chapel, 76 Hillside Avenue, Williston Park. Requiem mass, 10 a.m., Friday, May 23. Church of St. Aidan. Interment St.

John's Cemetery, Brooklyn. THIEN HENRY May 20, of 3018 Avenue beloved father of Rase Nobbe. Caroline, Minna BUx, Henry, Arthur and Marlon Smith. Services at C. Waldeck's Home for Funerals, 7614 4th Avenue, Thursday evening, 8:30.

THOMAS On Tuesday. May 20, 1941. GILBERT L. of 1019 Beverly Road; brother of I. John Thomas and Augustene L.

Davison. Services at the Fairchlld Chapel. 86 Lefferts Place. Friday at 1 :30 p.m. Interment Rockvllle Centre cemetery, RockvUle Centre, WARNER SISTER CANDIDA MICHAELA.

Sisters of Saint Joseph. Tuesday, May 20, at Brentwood. Funeral mass Friday, May 23. 1941. at 9:30 o'clock.

Interment Calvary Cemetery, Brentwood, Long Island. WOUTFJIS On Monday, May 19, 1941. FRANK J. father of Mrs. A.

I. Buer, Edgar David E. Dellalb Brooklyn, Chevrolet Triuk. Motor No. account ot Joset'h Funialari and Lena Russo.

IH21-2I Vl A A AUCTIONEER, imar S. 1941. at 12 30 p.m., nt 29 Dean Rrooklyn. Pontiac Coach. Motor; o.

avrount of Biw. ni21-2t H. dTrfilTioNZEiT. AUCTIONEER? sell Jitrif (. 141.

00 am. K6th Rrooklvn. Studenaker Sedan. Motor Mo, HlJITWt ainuat C. Ansliro.

El-hertl IT. u7cr SOlONZEiTUCTtONTBeL sella A I'll. a.m.. 262 Thud Brooklyn. De Soto Chevrolet, Coach, 9dan.

Motor Nos. 2Hnl9: 26.VO. accounts of James .1. Holhnri, John Cut rune B-a-iRmili. 7 7S( I IX UCTION KKrT 'aeij lum- 10:14 a.m..

942 Herat Rrne-klvTi. Indiana Truck. Motor No. 1 rillS. account Hubert Wiirlxel.

fr yomr rmfrt owr i.Kttpri ut GEORGE D. CONANT 1729 FlartnnK rkryn Ttv 2-0247 rAM9BRrMUK 9.U.I St. Saviour's R. C. Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered.

PARTHEYMULLER FRED, on May 19, 1941, beloved husband of Matilda, father of Paul Marie and Mrs. Jaeger. Funeral from Goodwin's Funeral Home, 1142 De Kalb Avenue, Friday, 9 a.m.; thence to the R. C. Church of St.

John the Baptist, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered. Interment St. John's Cemetery. PELLIZZI VINCENZO, In his 72d year. May 16.

1941; beloved father of James, Frank, Joseph, Domenloi, Theresa and Angela Rl- 26. 1941. I will sell at public auclion i to the highest bidder, at the Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange Salesroom. 189 Montague Street. Brooklyn.

New Y.irk, 1 at 12 00 o'clock noon on May 26. 1941. bv FRED G. SCHAEFER. auctioneer.

I the mortgaged premises directed by said judgment to be sold, heme a par- eel of land, with tbe buildings and improvements thereon, situated in tlwr Borough of Brooklyn. City of New i York, on the westerly side of West 3.3rd Street, distant 200 feel northerly from the corner formed bv tbe mter-. section of the westerly side of West 33rd Street and the northerly side nf Merrriai'l Avenue, and being 20 feet in widlh front and car by 118 feet in. lies in depth on bolh sid- s. as more I particularly described in said judg- mem.

1 Hated, New Yolk. Mav 1. 1911. I MARTIN GREEN. Referee.

ma-tit SAW SI TP. F. ME "cbVrt KINGS COUNTY -JOSEPH as Executor. plaintiff, against IDA L. EDEL-t MANN, and defendants.

Pursuant fo tudgnient herein, dated I April 2, 1941. I will sell tt public bv JOSF.rH W. CATHARINE. auctioneer, at Brooklyn Real Estate Kxcliange, i9 Montague Rrooklyn. N.

on May 28. 1941. at 12 o'clock noon, the ui.Hisrs in Brooklyn. situated on fhe southerly side of Avr nue "ll mow known a. Glenwood Road).

0 west of Delanu re Placr being 40 fe.t in width in front and rear and lull feet deep on boih the side h-irs running parallel with I l.i. lamer Place. Da'ed Mav 7, 1IEHM G't'i IAN. II SMITH P.HIHEK Al.O'i'Vj for I Plaintiff, 44 Court eireei. Rrook'vn.

N. Y. ni7-6t Wfci SrWlNattTT. A UCTION FF7R. snwNrttTT.

tnc. KhntlhruUCt'O. Shnnirul Aoelinneera tell June fill i2 ItO k.m.. UH Con- SEU, AT 82 ROWERY. 31.

Y. 9 A.M. cord HI Rrooklyna Fori Sedan. Tr C.MB-H. Motor e- S.

Oxford Street. Requiem mass 1H lerjr J'. nnJ hattan dlammHfs, jewelry, sec-ond-hand watchea. odds and ends, from 4X092 nf Jan. 194(1.

to 57496 of April IS. 1940, and all holdovers. Similar Bonds for J. J. Saver.

922 Manhattan front innn of Feb. 1. 1910. lo Kino of April l.i. 1910.

TRADEMARK c.oinrs nnn auiaso. James c. Younsi. H. ClIilNMSTT.

AUCTIONEER. tli.Juni 7. I94-1, IK 13 Trui-' run l. lir'mtlvn. Bit i Coupe Reo frni-l J7HW7.

BNSSt ac-imunr C'tlemtn. Joseph Laite-eis, it r'T Y. Auctioneer. i sells Mav 2" 1941, 9 llfl ill 7K Ie-Kalh Bl-ooklyn oldsinohile Sedan. Motor reiaken It'olll 1 I'VIIIK SlSSell.

ADELMAN. AUCTIONEER, sells Mav 29, Iflil. at 10 30 it 7g l-reck-uuee Hcllvn. Frt-rrl Couiw. MWor 1.S arrnnnf ilf SolemeS Holy Cross Church.

MACKEY Monday, May 19. 1941, WILLIAM MACKEY, beloved father of Arthur, Mrs. Mary Ritter and Jennie Brogan, at his home. 493 4th Avenue. Funeral services Wednesday, 8 p.m.

Funeral Thursday, 2 p.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. naldl. Funeral from 187 S. Oxford son.

Funeral from the Walter Street, Friday, 9:15 a.m.; thence B. Cooke, Inc. Funeral Home, 1218 Flatbush Avenue. Friday, 9 am. TAKE NOTICE THAT FEDERAL PAPER CORP.

OK BROOKLYN. V. hits Reuistcred Willi Die Secre tnry of Slate al Albany. N. Hie a ol Ha "I'lcrl floss" lo he osi.rl on Solemn requiem mas St.

Thomas show. Dated. Mav 7Hi. 1011 T.f,ree HTlotir-on Men.vs f.tr riaint'rf. Office and F.

drfress. 33 Court Street, Brooklyn M7-6t St. Lucy's R. C. Church, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered at 10 o'clock.

Interment St. John'i Cemetery, C. Church, FlaUands, nirrrainr nvncainnvx rirnir lii. Aquinas R. 8:30 tsa.

Doin iitiuiu aim auuu ni21-6t Th i Allaid, Hulh Dcshand..