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11 BROOKLYN EAGLE, THURSDAY, DEC. 24, 1942 Newsman Michael E. Claffey, Covered Many Famous Trials JOSEPH A. FITZGERALD DIES; FORMER DEPUTY CONTROLLER Special to the Broottlyn Eagle do free lance writing but the lure BULLETINS W. J.

Heaney, JO, Fire Inspector Boro Man Served Department 40 Years A solemn mass of rpquiem will be offered at 10 a.m. Saturday in Our Lady of Refuge R. C. Church for William J. Heaney, 70.

of 1825 Great Neck. Dec. 24 A solemn of newspaper work too strong Continued from Page 1 the and he subsequently joinea WIRE FRAUD INFORMANT SUES FOR 6 MILLIONS in Queens. Later he worked In Florida and returned to New York in 1925. Known as Mike to hundreds of public officials, he was a jiersonal friend of President Roosevelt, Governor-elect Thomas E.

Dewey, Mayor LaGuardia and James A. Farley. His name "in recent weeks had been mentioned -ft Foster an inspector in the I Bureau of Combustibles of the Fire as a possible new membec of the New York State Athletic Com- 1 mission. staff of the Evening World, where he remained until the outbreak of World War 1. He then went to Washington as director of the news bureau of the American Red Cross, a post he held until he became publicity director of the State Democratic Committee.

He was named a Deputy Controller by Controller Frank J. Taylor In 1934. Mr. Fitzgerald was a member of the Columbia Yacht Club, the Supper Club, the Atlantic Yacht Club, A solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for Mi.Miael J. Claffey, star reporter on the staff of the New York Journal-American, at the St.

Mary's Roman Catholic Church, 4701 17th Winfield, Queens, at 11 a.m. Saturday. He died last night, after a brief illness at the Queens General Hospital. The funei-al party will proceed from the chapel of the Urban Funeral Home. 42-17 69th Woodside, where the body will He in state.

Claffey. 45. lived with his family at 46-01 70th Winfield. In his newspaper career Mr. Claffey had covered many page one stories, including the James J.

Hints trial, the Richard Haupt-mann trial, the Charles (Lucky) Lucanla trial, the Hall-Mills case, the Snyder-Gray case and the Amen Investigation. In the Hines Department, who died Tuesday. i Mr. Heaney served in the Fire I 1 Department for 40 years and on one i irwn VJ tcvjuirui Tt in u. ui 11 i lu Saturday in St.

Aloysius R. C. Church for Joseph A. Fitzgerald, former Deputy Controller of the city of New York, who died at his home, 4 ilaple Drive, here Tuesday, following a long illness. He was 68.

Mr. Fltegerald, who also served as publicity director of the New York State Democratic Committee In 1933, was a native of Albany and a young man learned the printer's trade. Later he became a reporter on the Albany Evening News and the Associated. Press and in 1890 Joined the staff of the New York World. Later he went with the New York Herald.

He left the newspaper field to I occasion was badly burned by an explosion while examining a sus- piclou.s package. I He was a native of Fairfield, the Inner Circle Ability Is I.rgrntl 1 Mr. Claffey's newspaper ability was a legend among other reporters as wa.s his ever-ready wit. His extraordinary ad-libbing opened all doors and officials, Judges and even the toughest gangsters succumbed to his personality. He sang tenor in the Inner Circle shows, in which he had lending roles 1 for several years.

He is survived bv his wife. Mrs. and the Albany and leaves his widow. Jane V. Heaney; a daughter.

Ruth D. Society. Surviving urt his widow, Florence M. Fitzgerald; a brother, and three sisters. Burial will be in Albany.

Heaney, and a son. William J. Heaney who is in the Air Corps. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. iv uiH tn have tricked son.

i i eourt attendant into permitting Margaret Hanlon Clafiev; Mrs. Frank T. Stack i- RITES SATURDAY A so Mrs. Sarah Gunn Port Washington, Dec. 24 Funeral services will be held on Saturday afternoon at Knowles Funeral Home for Mrs.

Sarah Gunn, mit hor rf KimprvWnr Hart fnrd A. i Norwalk, Dec. 24-Strit ken suddenly in her home in East Norwalk. Mrs. Mathilda A.

Stack, wife of Mayor Frank T. Stack of this Michael Edward Claffey a daughter. Patricia Elizabeth, and three brothers. William Claffey of Manhattan, James Claffey of St, Paul. arid Patrolman Hubert Claffey of Biooklyn.

1 him to leave the court room so that he could flush the verdict to his paper before the other reporters covering the trial, Mr. Cliifffv was born in Brooklyn i and started his pewspaper career Services for Cagle To Be Held Saturday Death Probe Shifted To Manhattan Police i i fu fmnrhi uVin cu.y. uieo imiay. one iuunchv nv.ru Gunn of North Hempstead, in Brooklyn, where her husband was born. Surviving besides her husband are two daughters, Mis.

Rosemary McMahon and Mrs. Dorothea Monahan and a son. Thomas. The funeral will be held Saturday morning. emn requiem mass will be offered at 10 am.

Saturday in Holy Innocents R. C. Church for Richard J. Cronin of 516 Rugby Road, well-known in the drygoods merchandising business, who died Tuesday. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.

I foreign relief and rehabilitation, at tiie Waldorf-Astoria on Jan. 9. Archbishop Spelltnan. Bishop Manning and Rabbi Wise will also died on Tuesday night. Mrs.

Gunn, a resident of Port Washington for many years, was the former Sarah Olivia Nelson and was the widow of Edward Gunn, who died about two years ago. Surviving her, in addition to Supervisor Gunn, is another son, Albert, Port Washington attorney. 1 Moses B. Sherr, lawyer, of 1430 Broadway, Manhattan, filed suit for more than $6,000,000 yesterday against the Anaconda Wire and Cable Company, Its general manager, and four employes of the company's Marion, plant as an aftermath of the Government suit brought against the company. As in the case of the Government charges, Sherr accused the defendants of selling defective wire and cables to the army signal corps and the navy.

Under an old law, providing for double damages to informants of fraud against the Government, Sherr sought twice the loss alleged, plus forfeits and penalties to be determined by the court. The same persons who are defendants in the Government action were named by Sherr. They were Thor S. Johnson, general manager of the company, for whom a $1,000 bond was executed and mailed today; Frank Hart, manager of the Marion division; Don R. Carpenter, plant superintendent; Chalmer Bishop, chief Inspector, and Frank Kunkle, assistant chief inspector.

SANTA TO VISIT ANTI-AIRCRAFT POSTS Christmas duffle-bags and trees are to be distributed (o soldiers stationed with anti-aircraft units by the Brooklyn Chapter of the American Red Cross today, with members of the Gray Lady and Canteen Corps playing Santa Claus. F.ach of the bags, an olive drab miniature of the regulation duffle-hag, will contain candy, fruits, playing cards, books and small toilet articles. Small Christmas trees are to be delivered. to each post. COURT POSTS $1 BAIL FOR WOMAN DEFENDANT An elderly woman, who pleaded not guilty to an Indictment charging her with forgery, was released in $1 bail provided by the court when she was arraigned yesterday before County Judge I.eibowitr..

Robert Stackpole, 46, of 489 Pacific indicted with Carrie Thorpe. 71, of 533 Pacific also pleaded not guilty and was held in SI. 000 bail. The Indictment charged Stackpole with forging (he name of Gertrude G. Ryan of 553 Pacific to an unemployment insurance check for $17.

He was alleged to have brought her with him to a grocery store and to have told the storekeeper the elderly woman was Mrs. Ryan. The Thorpe woman said she "had never been In a police station or court before." On learning she had been held in bail since Dec. 11 in lieu of $1,000 bail, Judge Leihowitz said: "Madam, your bail is $1. Go home, the court will post the bail." 4 PRISONERS RELEASED FOR CHRISTMAS Ossining, N.

Dec. 24 Four Sing Sing prisoners were released yesterday under commutations of sentence received in time to permit them to spend the Christmas holidays at home. The four are James Strum, 28, who was committed In 1S32 from Queens County to serve from 20 years to lif for second-degree murder; Francis Gambino, 40, sentenced In 1933 from Nassau County for from 20 years to life on a murder charge; Nathan Lang, 49. who was committed in 1939 from Manhattan for burglary, and Alexander Hoffman, who was sent to the prison from Queens in 1912 to serve from 7 to 14 years for attempted arson. First Lady to Attend Dinner to Lehman Mrs.

Eleanor Roosevelt will attend the testimonial dinner to former Governor Lehman, director of nut ii i in hi in ril A. W. O. L. Soldier Found Dead With Girl in Cabin Jefferson City.

Deo. 24 U.R An Inquest will be held today into the deaths ot an A. W. O. L.

soldier and his 17-year-old girl companion, found lst night in a cabin camp near here. Coroner F. E. Mansiir said the couple, irieiiiilied as Pvt. August Biondi Vineland.

N. and Mrs. Mary Beulev nf Jefferson City, had been overcome by fumes from a gas heater. Dutch City Penalized After Attack on 2 Nazis London. Dec 2.

U.P-The Dutch city of Haarlem was placed tinder a rigid two-week curfew, up to 22, In reprisal for simultaneous attack on two German soldiers in two different places, the Netherlands News Agency reported today, i During the to-tnight residents I were forbidden to he on the streets or in public vehicles, and restaurant were ordered closed at an early hour. S. WAR BONDS AND I RAVINGS STAMPS The body of Christian K. (Rem Cagle, former West Point football i atar, who died early yesterday, was to be brought to Fairchtld Sons, mortuary, of 89-31 164th Jamaica, late this afternoon, according to an announcement by the funeral establishment. Services will be held on Saturdny at 2 p.m.

at the mortuary and the body is to br sent to New Roads, for interment. Meanwhile, police of the 28th nunrl in Manhattan early today assumed charge of the investigation of the death of Cagle. in Physicians Hospital. Jackson Heights, after rollapMng In the lobby of his apartment house, 74-15 35th Jarkson Heights. Queens police, after establishing that Cagle died from injuries received In a fall down the stairs of the Broadway-Nassau station of the Independent subway and that no occurrence contributing to his death took place in Queens, withdrew from the cate.

Assistant District Attorney Der-mody of New York Cnunty is working with the Manhattan police In continuing the investigation. Mary Asquilh, 69, Former Actress Services will be held at 11 a.m. today in the Walter B. Cooke Funeral Home, Columbus Ave. and 72d Manhattan, for Mary As-qulth.

69, of 171 Stockton former character actress and play broker, who died Tuesday. She had starred many years ago with Kate Claxton in "The Two Orphans." MLss Asquith was the author of a number of playa and a novel, "We Actor Folks." A former ace-! narlo writer and reader fir Fox Films, she Is said to have been one of the discoverers of Ttieda Ban. Surviving are a sister, Hcn-! riette Browne, and a foster son, i the Rev. Will Whalen. SICK MOTHER SAVES PAROLE VIOLATOR FROM JAIL County Judge Lribowitx in Brooklyn today paroled Howard Anderson, of 1483 E.

58th charged with violating his parole, after the defendant took a pledge that he would refrain from drinking intoxicating liquors for the next five years. Found guilty May 27 of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, Anderson was arrested again on Aug. 31 on a charge of stealing an automobile. He was acquitted of that charge but was charged with violation of probation and remanded to Raymond St. Jail Sept.

12. In placing the defendant on probation yesterday, Judge Lrihowitz said: "I gave you your chance but you failed to make good. You deserve to he sent to Jail. But I have In mind your sick mother. You have broken her heart and the heart of your father.

I don't intend to hurt her. I am going to send you home so that you may be with her for Christmas." Lf. Bliss M. Shannon Riles to Be Held For Lt. Shannon AT Heaney, Ethel Heaney, William Plans for the funeral of LI Bliss M.

Shannon of 555 7h bombardier who was Tuesday when two bninjer collided over New Pueblo. Col will await the arrival of the body of the young liver In Brookhn. A native of tlv.s hnroiiuh. Lieutenant Shannon was a graduate Manual Training Hluli School and had been emploved bv the Me'ro- DAVIS JENNIE MELVENE, died at her home, 59 Livingston Street, December 24. 1942; a mem-! ber of the faculty of Erasmus Hall Hiiih, 1899 to 1934.

Notice of fu-' neral hereafter. HALLORAN On Wednesday. December 23, 1942, ANNIE, sister of Michael and the late Thomas Hiilloran. Service at the residence, 15 Greenway South, Forest Hills. Saturday, 2 p.m.

Direction of Fairchild Sons. Adams. Mary Berry, Louis Erockway, Luanda B. Carey. Carrie Louise (Dolly Carpenter, Alexander C.

Cavanagh. Margaret M. Cronin, Richard Davis, Jennie Degnan, Michael Drolllnger. Kate Dunn, Florence Fernandea, Eleanor G. Ferrier, Gertrude Fnrfari, Santa Gorden, Mary DEGNAN December 22.

MICHAEL 147 Luqueer Street, beloved husband of Nellie Hennessey Degnan; father of Edward, Eleanor and Michael; brother of James. Funeral Saturday. 10:30 a from Funeral Home. 496 Court Street. Requiem mass St.

Mary Star of the VIRDONE JAMES, departed this life December 23, 1942. after a short. Illness at St. Mary's Hospital, Mourned by son. Joseph, and brother, Anthony.

Funeral from Saitta Funeral Home. 465 Central Avenue. Brooklyn. Requiem mass at St Joseph's Church, December 26. at 10 a m.

Interment St. Johns Cemetery, Queens. WIEDEMANN On Tuesday. December 22. 1942.

EDITH beloved wife of Herman and mother of IxMraine and Herbert Wiedemann Service at Fairchild Chapel. 86 Lefferts Place, Saturday, 11 a.m. WRIGHT-On December 22. 1942 JOSEPH A formerly of New York City. Services at Overton Funeral Home.

Isllp. L. 1 Saturday. 11 a m. Interment Cypress Hills (vmetery.

I Brooklyn. HEANEY -ETH EI a Iouk illness; beloved wife of Walter J. Heaney. Funeral from residence. 332 Lafayette Avenue, at 10 a.m..

Saturday; thence In St. Patricks R. C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

House. Jennie Joyce, Susanna Lyons, Archie McLaughlin, Edward Mmu.se, William OHara, Carrie Otnlor. Kate Nagle, Elizabeth Pinto, Maria P. Rice, Julia Shannon, Bliss M. Simon, Herman Solomon.

Charles Spellman. James Stack. Mathilda Stubenlol. Frank Vlrdone, Jamea Wiedemann. Edith (iiitati Iiisiiram-e Companv.

He joined the anny in May, 1941.1 and became a flying cacii-t, winning his wings last He is sin'. iM-d by his lather. J. Shannon. U.

S. Forces at Dakar HARA CARRIE, beloved wife of John, and dear mother of Gertrude. Estelle. CailK'ine and John. Reposing at Chapel.

1112 Avenue O. Funeral Saturday, 2 pm. OMLOR ATE, widow of Oscar. Services at her residence. 745 Cla-son Avenue, Salurdsy at 2 pm.

PINTO MARIA Of 824 R8th Street, on December 23. 1942. survived by (en children, thirteen srandrhildren and four greatgrandchildren. Funeral from her residence on Saturday. December 26.

10 a solemn requiem mass St Epluem'a Church. Fort Hamilton Parkway and T5th Inter-rnent Calvary Cemetery. RICE JULIA 'nee IiwilD. t)e-ceiiil)er 22. 1942.

dear mother of Thomas. Mr. Michael Shields. Mrs Jack Ryan; aLa survived bv 12 grandchildren. Reposing Harry Quayle Chapel.

134 Smith Street. Reauiem mas Saturdny, St Paul's L. I. RAILROAD FINISHES FALL CLEANING The Long Island Railroad has completed renovating and modernising Its Matbush Ave. Terminal and the Jamaica station as part of its intensified program of improving stations, property, equipment and service.

Kxteriors of both structures have been washed and sandblasted, new terrazro floors have been laid inside the buildings. New lighting fixtures aluso have been installed and all wall surfaces and ceilings cleaned and repainted. 249 COPS TO RECEIVE CITATIONS Police Commissioner Valentine today announced (he awarding to 249 members of the Police Department of citations for meritorious service during the past year. Ten received honorable mention. 104 received commendations, while 135 were cited for "excellent police duty." The Sea Church.

i i HEANEY WILLIAM J. on De- DROLL1NGER KATE, on Tues- cember 22, 1942. beloved husband day, December 22, 1942, in her of Jane father of Ruth V. and vear, beloved mother of Catherine i William J. Heaney U.

Army Devine; stUer of Mra. Ellzalieth Air Corps. Funeral iiuin Moadin- McCormack. Mrs. Louise 8haw.

Mrs. i a Funeral 1'arlors. 1120 Flaibush ram nrnr. ami Phiiin Rnaen. Avenue.

Saturday, :30 a.m.: thenw Grotjnn, Addle Haagerty, Asnesl Wright, Josepn a. Halloran, Annie to Our Iady of Refuse R.C. Church. belter; grandmother of Ednar De-vine. Funeral from her home.

92 Cooper Street. Saturday at 2 p.m. InU.mnnt ean.aUril ADAMS December 21, 1942, MARY VAY. beloved wife of Sidney; devoted mother of Gloria and lllt 1 MIT III 11-1 ft" I lift VTIIHIJ, rvinald: sister of Mra. John Keoueh.

Peter and Charles Vay. uiitier tiireciion oi Murray ruiirmi Home, 831 Knickerbocker Avenue. Are Reinforced Daily Imrion. Dec. 24 (U Pi The Dailv T'-lfgrapn said today in a dispatch limn Bn Ii British Gambia, that AineiKsii sir and armv iersoniH'! at.

D.ikat bcui sirentnened daiiv CiMU.itl eptMis have been summoned, the said, to take aihatitage of the expanded la-cilities at Dakar. The S. Army Air Corps wci.l quu'kly lino action alter Cios. tien Pierre of Fteni West Africa announced Ills niiention siding with the United Nations, the dispatcn said. The American planes are expected to do valuable antl-siibinar iie i-trol ilk.

acoiduig to the Dailv Tele-jraph. DUN FLORENCE (nee Bal-manno), on December 13. 1942. Funeral aervlrea at William Dunlitan Church, 9 am. Interment Holy1 Cross Cemetery.

SHANNON BLISS MALCOLM lieutenant, Air Foi.e United I StatftS Army, of 555 7th Street. Brooklyn, beloved son of Walter J. Shannon, December 22 at Pueblo -Colorado. Notice of funeral later. i 1 SIMON HERMAN, on Wednesday, December 23, 1942.

of 629 77th In ct3cnioriam BLANEY In memory of our beloved father, PATRICK BLANEY. who died on Christmas Daw 1941. SON and DAUGHTERS. BUSSING -GEORGE Died December 25, 1941. And while he lies in peaceful sleep his memory we shall always keep.

WIFE and CHILDREN. CUNNIFFE In loving memorv of MARIE. Died December 24, 1933 Masses ottered. Sister. DELIA.

Interment Holy Crons Cemetery. HOUSE December 23. 1912, JENNIE HOUSE, at 4:16 851 Ii Street, Services at Fred Herbs! Sons Memorial, 7501 5lh Avenue, Saturday, 1 JOYCE On Wednesday. Derrm-; ber 23. 1942.

SUSANNA M. be-i loved wife of the late Martin Joyce and beloved mother of Alfred Martin D. Jr. and Herbert Joyce, Vivian Holmes. Estelle A.

Maury, Gladys A. C. Tuinbull and Elvira H. Low and the late Theresa 1 M. Joyce.

Funeral from her residence, 763 E. 19th Street, Monday, December 28. Solemn requiem mass Our I.dy of Refuge Church, Fos-; tcr and Ocean Avenues, Monday, at 10 a in. LYONS -ember 22. 1942.

ARCHIE of 100 Marine Ave citations are recognized by the Civil Service Commission in promotion examinations. CALLS BORO U. S. HOT SPOT FOR CRIMINALS Brooklyn is now the "hottest spot" in the nation for criminals, according to County Judge Leibowitz in a brief Christmas address to the Kings County Grand Jury today. Judge Leibowitz credited a marked reduction in crime in the borough to Lt.

Col. William O'Dwyer, now on leave of absence from his duties as district attorney. "Crime is dwindling in Brooklyn, as may he seen by the reduction in the number of Indictments returned each week by the grand jury." the Judge said. Crime began to dwindle in Brooklyn after Lieutenant Colonel O'Dwyer became district attorney." "I'ickpockets have disappeared from Brooklyn and a robbery is an event. That is because word has gone out to the underworld that Brooklyn Is a hot spot for criminals.

It is your duty to aim in keeping it hot." Funeral from the residence. 620 E. 4th Street, Saturday. Solemn requiem mass St. Rose of Lima Church, 10 am.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. John E. Duffy, director. BERRY LOUIS, on December 22, 1942, beloved husband of the late Mary; father of Louis. Harold and Mrs.

Marie Donahue; brother of Fannie Berry and Mrs. Chylene Cady. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m., from the McManus Funeral Home, 2001 Flatbush Avenue. Requiem masa St. Brendan's R.

C. Church. Interment Holy Crosa Cemetery. BROCKWAY-On December 22, 1942. LUCINDA of 629 Eastern Parkwav.

widow of Boughton E. and Son Chapel, Rotrer Avenue and Montgomery Street, Saturday, De-1 cember 26, at 2 p.m. 1 FERNANDEZ On December 23. 1942. ELEANOR G.

FERNANDEZ Service at Methodist Episcopal Home, 920 Park Place, on Saturday, at 11 am. FERRIER On Tuesday. December 22, 1942, GERTRUDE, lieloved wife of Clarence; devoted mother of Clarence daughter of Joseph and Mary French and alster of Ed- ward. Funeral from her residence, i 152 Rutledge Street, on Saturday, DUFF In memory of IiOUlSE DUFF nee Died December 24. 1939.

Walter ffi. Coofct IHCOKI-UtATBU DIGNIFIED Atlxmn JF FUNERALS At 3J OUR FUNERAL HOMES Id mid (hn MI Ii. art. ll Hi- HUSBAND and CHILDREN. Erockway and mother of Dr.

Perle jceniber 26. Solemn ma an of re-B. Brockway. Service at the Fair- quiem Transfiguration R. C.

child Chapel, 88 Lefferui Place, on Church, 10 a.m. illS flUCTIONl ri'BLIC NOTICES 1 WIT ATI i t.STIi i'T i i KFM KNT RK mtl ii'H-ftl (. i I'm, i TUiii litiil'linji" tw if Int. of Ne Y.tk I -leiu HMT hiVKim Street, Brooklyn: beloved husband of Katharine, and devoted fatlier of Minard and Harry; also survived by two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral services at the funeral home of Oeorge C.

Herbs! and Son. 6741 5th Avenue. Brooklyn, near Street, on Sa'uidav. December 26. at 10 am.

In'eiment Green-Wood Cemcu'iv. SOLOMON --CHARLES, on December 22. If 42. of 252 Crescent Street; beloved husband of Mathilda; alo snrvlvlnr two sons, one daughter, three sifters and five grand- children. Service 1:15 p.m., at Chapi 76-02 Ro kaway Boulevard.

Woodhaven. In'ermcnt Evergreens cemetery. I Direction Nichols Bla.sius Jr. A Son. SPELLMAN December 23.

1942. JAMFS A. beloved son of A. nee Connelli and the late James A. Sjellman.

brother of the "ev. Joseph X. Spellman. I Leo F. and Georglcne A.

Spellman. Funeral 9:30 a.m., from his residence, 1029 Prosiiect Place. Thursday, 2 p.m. Interment Cypress HiHs Abty. SOLES) 151 limlM twrtnar-eiMadirrtcr 4-12M SO SomMi wui Ukm 2-bS 1211 Mittmk tot.

aUekaaMtw 147M-7 tMft ISO 10 MilliM lniu-nnulca t-Kft J-JI Iml min fiMtim t-mo fATfM ISISMB S71 rn1IU.WritBriM.CIkraltarf-S0M MA MM A AM 117 nl T-t7 14S1 fint a mm immiumw S1U MANX 1 Wnt IMtk SlTOTrt mnd 1 lSf Irwmirt lIMUmm 7-2IIH) 347 WiHii Amiiie MOtt Nim 94272 WttTCMt ITtll 214 MMuranwfc WlwW PMnt 34 Pfiont (or esrtiinlalli't -Wo Oblitalw F.BKRTH In lovins Christmas remembrance of my dear ones. There 'i a voke Irom the grave sweeter than there's the remembrance of the dead to which we turn even from the charmt of the living. MAMIE. GUNN- MARV Christinas remembrances ot our darltna mother. Masses ottered.

1 Always in our thoughts, i Daughter, MAF. and Son-in-law. nue, Beloved nu'nnnfl oi Miioreo father of William son of Annie and the late William brother of Margaret G. Lyon and John M. Costello.

Funeral Saturday. 10 30 a.m.. from Funeral Home, 7722 Avenue Requiem mass St. Patrick's Church. Mclaughlin edward.

suddenly, on Tuesday, December 22. 1912. of 63 Cooper devoted brother of Michael. Arthur and Emery. Reposing J.

Clement Kearns Funeral Home. 1461 Bush wick Avenue. Solemn requiem mass at Fourteen Holy Martyrs R. C. Church Saturday.

10 a.m. Inter-, ment St. John's Cemetery. I FURFARI SANTA, on December i 23. 1942, beloved wile of Joseph; devoted mother of Angela Paino and Jeanne Furfari.

Funeral from her residence. 352 DcGraw Street, Saturday, 9 .30 a m. Solemn high masfl St- Agnt't, Church, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Croaa Cemetery. CAREY-At her home.

392 Clinton Avenue, CARRIE LOUISE (DOLLY), daughter of the late George Lansing and Caroline Carey; beloved alster of Anita Bell (TJJSSCS I'NDKR th jiinvt'inn n' hf Prfnl P'nf. 1 1 Mf will mli ift Hip hiifdi'f ai irnhhr ai imn i-a 14 a 11 rx'i lock in 'in' al iiat dat thai I nf No. WO 1 1 1 S'ii I. r.m- (V nf Ni V.iik. JVMICS HKANICT, JK aur- ili.ii, I ti'i ill 1 luw.

utiich a hp on in atvuii ihp 14ih dav nf lulj iUH ti l.v INTKIiTYTK K-IfihTh pnr.ss. I Ni ii '1i a t'nnflilinnal 8alt I I n. i a i thfif if mai unpani tin I a mi lna In I vna I'mpnuiinn hf mi hi Koni Thitnaani Thr Tin I Dollar a wit m'a tin th a urn nf Tht Svtn Htinl'tr1 fclghfv Ti 1nllaa ft. mi Man me- MUliPHY-fad and loving i nt tn Atitt i'itani fi.t-i n' htl'l -1 Mux ami i. i tin 1 y.MR fry Tmti-ii Halni.

R.MT (inii in H'MMtnid ul KtunMvn wil! I ivi-fl ItV Hit- nf Tt itim.i nt ton of ii. 'ty nf i i i i i im 1 1 filial lit H. iw'i-ilf nf -hp 'iiv N.w nt lit iff ii nf Hi- Huat ft kt N.i l'it( HikI f-- i mil 4i Nw Y-i'k O'v, 'intil Hi th Jni.r. H4.i nt f-e'n 'Ui -ft i t'' -ii i Kiln l' 1 "i at a la'f tim i fn-t Dir Hi- ihtMaii aiil I-- imuiirlv I ii Tli nnirvtnr 'ti'ii alii Withm (li'f 'Sf iim.ihK- Inilll III' nf full- i- rtpiinn tmk an-l Oth-f I "fUu -Mi" llU ifinn)i ant ip" tu in 1 1 Mi niat -nn fm i 'nir tn thf Fu hi o' ('unit i I H- n-i mul ('iiiiim Iiti pTiip.it-a I hi ihf Sif ifn at M.n- and -n he 'mil i I a hit all iif wl'i' i In In- Ml' i It p.t'I nf 111) lllMta'ioM GORDEN On December 23.1942. MARY, beloved daughter of Frank and Lillian; sister of Frank; at her residence, 743 Lincoln Place; requiem mass Saturday at 9:45, St.

Teresa Church. Interment Holy i mory of JOHN "JACK" Djed December 25. Third anniversary mas.s St. Jerome's Church, LsttiKEtiAL UlnttlCks MINU8E WILLIAM on De- Requiem mw Church of St. Oreg- Sniurdav, December 2R.

8 a m. Cross Cemetery. Joseph J. Oalllgan, Director. ory tlw Oi Brooklyn Avenue and wife, IRENE, fit.

Johns Place. Interment Holy! Funeral on 8at-26. 2 from fietauket, L. I. cember 21.

1942. urday, December Caroline Church, Itt4i pin I h- an 'I fa Cross Cemetery. Our fstbHhmmt 11 priwrrt to rnrlrr funeral tervtrt tor ll0 UPrd and rfgiudlm of pric th nr1r MipDi'M will ha? i a tunrsniv Uia ptrtonftl lUPfrviMon of Tamed and ekperi-enroll frifnfi rtvt tn of cannot ha to you Mtab-lishminu nnknun in von and the work handled artainunt. and) h'mi'. an The f.illi.n'nM ipi mn tif thi GROTJAN ADDIB JEAN, on December 22.

1942, beloved wile of MURPHY in sa ana lovim? memory of JOHN F. "JACK." Died December 25. 1939. Maases oKered. Aunt, AGNES.

aacl piiiity in Ii anlri Out Ini. i i i.r tuawim wiih inp and Harry Lansing Carey. Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lef-ferta Place, on Saturday, 11 a.m. CARPENTER Suddenly, at St. Peteraburg.

Florida, ALEXANDER beloved husband of Julia Betrlune Carpenter tnee Woods); father of Mra. Dorothy E. Mills. Service at hi residence, 82 Larch Avenue, Floral Park, L. Saturday, 2:30 pm.

CAVANAGH MARGARET on December 23, 1942. beloved daughter of Margaret Bteniian and the late Charlea suiter of Pvt. John, U.S. M. William, Charles and Jamea.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from the McManus Funeral Home, 2001 Flat-bush Avenue. Requiem mass St. Thomas Aquinas R. C. Church.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, CRONIN On Tueday, December 22. 1942, at 518 Rugby Road, RICHARD beloved husband of Mary NAGLE ELIZABETH. December 23, 1942, at her residence. 530 2d STACK MATHILDA (nee Amundsen i. wife of Mayor Frank Cieoi-RB Lawrence Grot Jan.

Services M.nL'1 4 -1 Mli-nnfu-d I Nn i i.ifii'f Saturday, 2 p.m., at the chapel. 7703 street; beloved mother of Mhb GaJ- stHck of Norwalk, Conn sud-5th Avenue. laijher. James, Elizabeth, John. Wil- tdenly.

at her home in East Norwalk, CHAPELS.II5 ATLANTIC AVE ant i'nii" which ma Mlltl Mjll llH-t)' at NHld itffnp (-pi nf 1 hi I Hi i un Mtini a 9 1 i i m1 I ii if(' n.n Ttii I 'ntit in. hi N-w Ynf k. I mh- UK TR A SJ'i ''T VTI mnJ 38 LAFAYETTE AVENUE ham and Edward Nanle. Reposing on Thursday, December 24. at the Pouch Funeral Home.

95 6lh i Sm, survived bv her husband. HAGGERTY AGNEfl T. 'nee tackintosh), on December 22, at MONES MA4 0i' nr jt.nr JOSM'H HAL1KR KDHIN I I NT II (BOMS 'K I Avenue. Solemn requiem mass 8t. I nrr daughters, Mrs.

Rosemary Saviour's R. C. Church. on Saturday. I McMahon, Mrs.

Dorothea Mnnahnn. TiifT 'TTY ur ww er residence, 87 16th Street; wife me. Ii. DKI.WKV. t'ha ki: wk sru.iv unerai i rectors or ana oeiovea roomer oi Interment Calvary Cemetery.

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lUcfcmifiitw 2-027 and her son, Thomas. Funeral will be Saturday morning. STUBENFOL December 23. 1942, FRANK, beloved husband of Margaret; devoted father of Marion Kane and Edna Eisenbern; brother of Mrs. John McCann and Mrs.

Sjchwcikert. uneral from residence. 515 Coney Avenue. Saturday. 10 a m.

John Duffy, Dliector. David T. and Mary. Requiem mass Saturday, December 26. at 9:30 a.m., at the R.

C. Church of John the F.vaiiKellst. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HI t'. S.

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Cronin; devoted father of Mrs. Russell O'Reilly; brother of John Cronin. Mrs John Joyce. Funeral 1 Saturday. 10 am Solemn mass of: requiem nt the Church of the Holy Innncerts.

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