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BROOKLYN EAGLE, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1943 11 Dr. C. I. loebler 55 Andrew Zorn, Ex-Assemblyman Capt. Kvande, 66f REV.

JOSEPH A. SCHREIBER, L. I. PASTOR, DIES IN FLORIDA Of the 1st A. Din Queens Veteran Mariner BULLETINS brought Mich.

Returning to Brooklyn, Huntington 8Utlon, March Andrew Zorn, former Assembly-' Born in Germany, he i man and colorful figure in Queens to this country when he Killed at Sea Physician Escaped Previous Torpedoing Dr. Charles I Loeble of 650 Ocean lost his life when the mechant marine vessel aboard which he served as ship's doctor enrolled In 8t. John's College and Seminary, from which he was grad- Following his ordination on May 28, 1915, he served as an assistant at St. Joseph's Church, Jamaica. In 1917 he was transferred to St.

As Transport Skipper Foiled Sub in Last War Funeral services for Capt. Nicolal Kvande of 7911 Colonial Road, who died Sunday at the Marine Hos- The Rer. Joseph A. Schreiber. pastor of St.

Hugh R. C. Church here, died yesterday In St. Mary's Hospital, Wast palm Beach, ac-cordtag to word received today. He went South about three months ago in an effort to regain his health and recently was operated on for politics when the late Borough family settled in the Dutch Kills President Maurice Connolly was section of Long Island clrv.

a com-the Democratic boss died today In munity of Oerman families, and he his home, 33-14 88th St Jackson became active in politics before he Height. He was 68 i was old enough to vote In business originally a.s a butcher For the last 25 pMn zrn In Lone Island City. Mr. Zorn was was the Queens representative of a Continued from Page 1 NURSE HELD ON NARCOTICS CHARGE Josephine 37, a registered nurse, of 501 New Lots was charged today before Magistrate Sweeney in Felony Court of obtaining narcotics through a forged prescription. She waived examination and was held in Stanislaus Rostka Church.

Later held at always quick to discard his white cement company. He was a charter P'ul. Staten Island, was torpedoed off Iceland year he was stationed preside member of I St. John Cantlus Church and In ly, according to notification re- fr coot in old Lodge of Elks Hall. I Surviving are three soi 1935 was appointed pastor of the celved today by his wife, Helen.

Bt 8 urmocrauc rau Epiphany Church, Brooklyn. He was 55. i Schuetien Park or Volkert Alfred and WflUM $500 bail for Special Sessions. Agent Samuel Goldberg of the State Narcotic Bureau charged that Miss Mack on Feb. 28 presented a prescription under the forged name of Benjamin Press of 408 Bradford St.

for a quantity of a narcotic known as pan-topan in a drugstore at "418 5th Ave. He received his appointment as During the 30 years he practiced He pastor of St. Hugh's Church three in this borough. Dr. Loeble became years ago this month.

Many im- one of the best liked physicians In from 1908 to daughter. Mrs Thomas all of Jackson Heissht.s Borough 8:30 pm. tomorrow at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial. 7501 5th Ave. Burial Andrew will be in Valhalla Cemetery, and a 1 Staten Island.

Captain Kvande, who was 66. was port captain for the New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company and Mexico. the New York and Cuba Mail his life Steamship Company. He was a vet-the Em- eran of World War 'i 'n which he Plant. ser7d commander of the trans- appendicitis.

Death was due to peritonitis. The Rev. John F. Oravecz. assistant pastor at St.

Hugh's, said today that the body of Father Schreiber Is expected to arrive here Thursday, after which it will lie In state in the church until the funeral, arrangements for which have not been completed. Father Schreiber had been pastor here since 1940. Born in Brooklyn Feb. 3, 1890, Father Schreiber attended parochial school there and later entered a preparatory school in Detroit, provements have been made in the I Flatbush. He devoted a great deal church and parochial school since 0f his time and attention to the he took over the parish, and a fund poor, whom he often treated with-waa set up to build a new church at I out pay.

fighting In Texas and At different times dm he was superintendent BORO MAN JAILED IN $5,000 FRAUD H. C. Cornehlsen, Fought Indians I Mrs. Loeble said she had had a Disti plre State Dairy the end of the war. Surviving are his father.

All with Borden's, ant premonition that her husband's latest trip overseas would be his last. ander Schreiber, and a sister, Mrs. I mfectioner's supplies Harriet Nlemer of Forest Hills. Jack Reiner, known also as Jack Luray, 29, of 1030 Park Place, was jailed today on a charge of larceny. He was charged with defrauding the Montrose Industrial Bank and other financial institutions of $5,000 by obtaining introductions by depositors, then depositing checks for large amounts and drawing against them before they were reported no good.

Police of Baltimore and Chicago have similar complaints against him, local detectives said. Hester I tenant commander. On one trip back from France member of during the war the Antilla was A and chased by a submarine for 17 davs I Brooklyn and CapUln Kvande, after shalc-ecretary of off pursu brought his ves "I tried to prevent him from going on the ill-fated voyage," she said, "but to no avail. He insisted that he had to go, that it was his duty "as a physician and an Amer- Mr. Cornehlsen was Colonial Lodge.

98. F. a life member of bodge of Elks. He wa the Lanstedetter Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 8 pm. in the Bader Funeral Home, 507 Liberty for Henry Christian Cornehlsen, who died Saturday at his residence, 200 Arlington Ave.

Mr. Cornehlsen was Pa trick; two sons, the Rev. Henry O'Meara, CSSR, of Mount St Alphonsus. N. Robert O'Meara; four daughters, Mrs.

Theresa Walt-enbach of Jacksonville, Mrs. sel home around the north of Ire-He was roearded as an expert Some friends still cherished a slim hope that Dr. Loeble might marine salvage and Wat otter, MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH IN PARKING LOT Rita Chapman, Mrs. Florence Ber- itm alive. This called by Government officials Mrs.

O'Meara, 52, Mother of Cleric Mrs. Kathryn O'Meara, 52, of 347 6tst died yesterday at the Norwegian Hospital. Born in County Clare, Ireland, she came to this country at the age of 14 arid has lived In Brooklyn for 25 years. She was a member of the Redemptorist Mothers Guild and the Married Women's Holy Family of Our Lady of Perpetual Help R. C.

Church. She Is survived by her husband, Club, a charter member of the Volksfest Verein, and a member of St. John's Lutheran Church. He Is survived by his widow Theresa; two sons, John and the Rev. Henry three daughters, Mrs.

Charles Laupe. Mrs. Paul C. Loizeaux and Mrs. J.

Charles Schonau; four grandchildren, a brother, John, and a sister, Mrs. John Pastel. Interment will be in the Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Village, Queens, College in 1912 and served his ln-terneship at the Albany Homeopathic Hospital. He came to Brook- his survival of a previous torpe-dyolng, that of the Robert E. Lee off the Gulf of Mexico last July.

At that time the physician -as rescued and taken to the Marine Hospital in New Orleans where he recovered from the effects of the ordeal he had been through. A native of Troy, Dr. Loeble was salvage problems. He Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ingeborg Kvande; a daughter, Mrs.

Jaak Ostrow of Westerly, S. I and four sons, Ensign Oscar Kvande of the U. S. Navy, Chief Mate Emll Kvande of the merchant marine and Thor and Idar vande. nius and Margaret O'Meara, and three grandchildren.

The funeral will take place Thursday morning from the chapel of Joseph G. Duffy, 7708 5th thence to the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, where a requiem mass will be offered at 10 o'clock. Burial will be in Holy Name Cemetery, West New York, N. J. Besides his wife, he leaves two daughters.

Julia and Marjorie Loeble, and two brothers, Albert and graduated from Albany Medical Fred Loeble, both of Troy. Harry M. Lynch, War Veteran, 49 DEATHS Williard Goodman, 32, of 79 Amboy St. was killed early this morning when he was crushed between a brick wall and a trailer in a parking lot at Beaver and Ellery Streets. Goodman was employed as a helper on a truck operated by Meyer Letowski, 890 Ltica Ave.

He was directing Letowski into a parking space of the parking lot, while doing so the trailer of the truck rolled back, crushing him. After an investigation Letowski was released. LACK OF GRAVE DIGGERS LEVES 23 UNBURIED The labor shortage became so serious for a Staten Island cemetery that it couldn't hire grave diggers and 23 pine coffins containing bodies were piled up in the cemetery awaiting burial, a spokesman for the park said today. Operators of the park had been summoned to court to explain and answer charges of violation of public health laws. The spokesman, a woman secretary of the company, said the "bodies came in so fast we couldn't get labor to dig the graves." She also blamed the freezing weather and said digging in the earth was "like trying to dig through cement." "With this rushing business, we had to stop taking orders for five days," she said.

"We haven't taken any orders until today we wanted the men to get caught up and get three or four graves ahead." Harry M. Lynch, Albert Francis Mrs. Jo- qUer a veteran of World War Beckley, Samuel Meng, Mary Bennett, John Mueller, Eva Braband.John Oates, Stephen J. Brown, O'Leary, Margaret J. Michael F.

Browning, Ida C. O'Meara, CABBLE On Monday, March 8, 1943, RUTH I. CABBLE, of 145 Hicks Street, beloved sister of Lillian C. Wykes. Service at the Fairchild Chapol.

86 Leffcrts Place, Wednesday, 2 p.m. Interment Cypress Hills Cemetery. seph Schultz, Mrs. Mary Fly died yesterday JOPPA LODGE, NO. 201, F.

ic A. announces with regret the death of Brother WILLIAM R. KNIGHT. Services at Fred Herbst Funeral Parlors, 7501 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Thursday, March 11, 1943, at 8:30 p.m.

JAMES G. GORDON. Master. Hospital, the Bronx Cabbie, Ruth I. Kathryn Mrs.

Benjamin Maxwell and Mrs. Morris Dixon. Reposing Funeral Home of J. Clement Kearns, Bushwick Avenue and Pilling Street. Mass Our Lady of Lourdes R.

C. was admitted three weeks ago. served overseas and on his re was employed as a shlpfitter a OATES On March 8. 1943, STEPHEN of 617 58th 8treet, beloved husband of' the late Mary Hartnett Oates. Survived by three daughters, Mrs.

Edward Grill, Miss Mary and Miss Grace Oates; two sons, Thomas and Stephen two sisters. Mrs. Catherine Cadigan and Mrs. Nellie St. George.

Reposing at the Modern Funeral Home, 58th Street and 5th Avenue. Requiem mass Thursday, 9:30 a.m. Our Lady of Perpetual Help R. C. Church.

Interment Holy Cross Peterson, Carlin, Sarah Brooklyn Navy Yard until il CARLIN SARAH (SALLIE) A. beloved daughter of the late Pat Gertrude H. Porter, Kenneth Quinn, Patrick J. Church Wednesday. 10 a m.

Inter- KAELIN MARY sudder Celler, Anna E. Cornehlsen, Dorlon, Oliver to retire about i ment Calvary Cemetery. rick and Susan Carlin. on March Sunday, at her residence, 8, 1943. Funeral Thursday from 130th Street, Belle Harboi the McManus Funeral Home, 2001 beloved wife of Joseph, an i loving Ebert, Henry Ruopp, Carl G.

Erlkson, Annie G. Savio, Charles A. Everdell, Jane A. Seelman, Maurice Flatbush Avenue; requiem mass mother of Ethel Mrs Mai SAVIO On Sunday, March 7, 1 Mr. Lynch was born in Brook-1943, CHARLES beloved hus- I He was a member of William band of Mildred and father of Lor- 1 Mooney Post, Veterans of Foreign I raine Savio.

Funeral from the Wars. Recently he took part In Fairchild Chapel, 89-31 164th 1 arrangements for religious services Cemetery. R. C. Church of St.

Francis of 1 Mrs. w. Hamma, Pvt. S. J.

Kaelin Assist, interment Holy Cross cem- and Riu rune! on Thursday, at etery' 9:30 a.m.; thence to St, Francis de Sales R. C. Church. Interment CELLER ANNA Monday, 1 Most Holy Trinity Cemetery. Street, Jamaica, Thursday at 9 devoted to prayer for the welfare O'LEARY On March 7, 1943, MICHAEL beloved husband of SXSSS ft.

I CRIMINAL BAR GROUP BACKS BLUE RIBBON BAN March 8, 1843; beloved wife of R. C. Church by the John McCauley The Kings County Criminal Bar Association, meet thur. Reposing at the Funeral Home, 187 S. Oxford Street.

Notice of funeral later. Association. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Margaret Lynch, and a sister, Mrs. Mary Dillon.

The funeral will take place at 10:30 a.m. Thursday from KELLY FRANK on March 8, 1943; devoted brother of Jane F. Smith; uncle of Mrs. Mildred Mc-Guire and Mrs. Dorothy Powell.

Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a.m., from the McManus Funeral Home, 2001 Flatbush Avenue. Requiem mass R. C. Church of St. Thomas Aquinas.

Interment Holy Cross Ceme- ing last night at Oetjen's Restaurant, Church and Flatbush went on record as favoring a bill pending in the State Legislature which would abolish blue ribbon juries In the State. Another resolution adopted opposes a bill providing for selection of candidates for County Judge and Justices of the City Court in Brooklyn in Judicial conventions, instead of by the present direct primary method. Ann O'Leary mee Dacey); dear father of Mary. Funeral from Park Chapel, 44 7th Avenue, Thursday, 9:30 a.m.; requiem mass St. Mary Star of the Sea Church.

O'MEARA KATHRYN, March 8, 1943, of 347 61st Street, wife of Patrick; mother of the Rev. Henry O'Meara. SS.R Theresa Kalten-bach, Rita Chapman. Florence Bernius, Margaret and Robert O'Meara; sister of Nora Skelly; also survived by three grandchll- the home; tnence to at. Mary star of the Sea Church, where a requiem mass will be offered.

Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. CORNEHLSEN HENRY, on March 6, beloved husband of Theresa; dear father of Ernestine Schonau, Marie Lampe, Ruth Loizeaux. John F. and the Rev. Henry Cornehlsen also survived by four grandchildren, one sister and one brother.

Services at John L. Bader Funeral Home, 507 STRECK On March 8, 1943, LILLIAN beloved wife of Frank Streck and daughter of Mary Mc-Cluskey. Funeral from 1311 Brooklyn Avenue, Thursday at 9:30 a.m.; requiem mass Our Lady of Refuge Church. Interment Holy Cross. SULLIVAN GEORGE on March 6, 1943, beloved husband of Annie Rourke; loving father of Oeorge, Joseph, Margaret, Ruth, Lucille and Mrs.

Charles Hennessy. Funeral from his residence, 966 79th 8treet, Wednesday, 10 a.m.; thence to the R. C. Church of St. Ephrem, where a mass will be offered.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. Farrell, James F. Silvls, Marion I Fittin, Thomas F. Smith, Walters.

Fitzpatrick, Steele, Robert Margaret Streck, Lillian V. Gleason, Perry Sullivan, George Kaelln, Mary J. Tandy, Kelly, Frank C. Van Brunt Kelly, Thomas Von Borstel, Kirchner, Charier, Henry Sr. Knight, William Vincent.

E. Estelle Kucks, Herbert Warmuth, Kvande, Nicolal Michael L. Lynch, Harry M. Williams, Albert McManus, Philip Yennl, Anna D. BECKLEY Monday, March 8.

1943, SAMUEL C. BECKLEY, beloved husband of Anna; father of Samuel C. Jr. and Lawson D. Beckley; son of Harry and Martha Beckley; brother of Russell M.

Beckley. Service at his residence, 401 8th Avenue, Thursday, 2 p.m. BENNETT JOHN beloved husband of Loretta (nee Struth); devoted father of Marilyn and Barbara; loving son of Ellen and the late Edward C. Bennett, M.D.; brother of Edward, Frank and Virginia Sullivan, Funeral from Kennedy's Funeral Home, 5820 Roosevelt Avenue, Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Sebastian's R.

C. Church for solemn mass of requiem, George H. Sullivan KELLY On March 7, 1943. solemn requiem mass Thurs- Walter JlCoofo THOMAS P. beloved husband of day, 10 a.m., Our Lady of Perpetual DIGNIFIED As Low FUNERALS As I3U NAVY DISCLOSES RAIDS BY BOMBERS IN PACIFIC Washington, March 9 (U.R) American bombers have struck again at both ends of the Pacific battlefront, hitting Kiska in the Aleutians and four Japanese air basts in the Solo- Requiem mass St, Edmund's Church, 10 a Wednesday.

Services Tomorrow The funeral of George H. Sullivan, port engineer for the Luckenbach Liberty Avenue, Tuesday, p.m. Interment Wednesday, 11 a.m. DORLON-OLIVER, of 1008 Hal-sey Street, Monday. Survived by daughter, Olive, Services at the Funeral Home of J.

Clement Kearns, Bushwick Avenue and Pill- PETERSON On March 8. 1943, at her residence, 138 Underhill Avenue. GERTRUDE R. beloved wife TANDY On Monday. Mar Steamship Compai KIRCHNER CHARLES on March 8, 1943; beloved son of the late Charles W.

and Adeline A. Kirchner RenosinB it Boardman's ivy announced today. OUR FUNERAL HOMES 158-14 Nona. Blvd. FUshmi HMO S71 FoiestAv Of Emll F.

Services at Ericson 1943. VAN BRUNT TANDY, of 1670 who died suddenly Satu cported for any Tuesday, 8 p.m. inter- Street, beloved husband of rioV a.jn tain, nlaw of the opera Evergreens Cemetery Wednes- chapel, 44 Clinton Street. Funeral nit all of our air-ittacks, described day, 2 p.m The Sole Agnes L. Tandy, and brother of morrow from his home, 966 79th St.

Ritie, John Tandy, Mary Brown A multm mass wiu then be offered and Emma Vurgason. Service at at 9t Ephrem's R. C. Church. Ft.

the Fairchild Chapel. R6 LefferU I Hamilton Parkway and 75th St. Place, Wednesday at 8 p.m. Burjal wU, in Jonns Ceme. 7-0708 72nd Strwt-TRifi directed against in the Shortland 1491 Firat PORTER On Monday, March 8, 1943.

KENNETH, beloved husband Kahili and Ballale 100th Street-Raymond 9 1000 I I IrtmontAv id at Vila and Re-0 Central Solomons. 1943, Camp Polk, whittier and Kenneth Porter Jr March 8, tery- VINCENT On Monri; kata Bay n. Interment calvary ceme- Louisiana, HERBERT RUSSELL gervicp at tne FairchiM chapel 1943, E. ESTELLE EBERT HENRY, Sunday, March 7, 1943, at Saratoga Springs. Survived by son, Henry brothers.

Frank C. and Joseph A. Funeral at Saratoga Springs. ERIKSON ANNIE on March 7, 1943, beloved wife of Erik, and devoted sister of Hugo, Olson, and mee Byrnei, of! Mr- suiuvan wa Kew Gardens; hattan 62 years a KUCKS, beloved PAWNBROKERS SALES Gen. Frank C.

I Brooklyn for mon BRABAND JOHN, AUCTION ROOM. Agnes Kucks, and brother of John, Arthur and Milton Kucks. Service at the Fairchild Chapel. 86 Lef-ferts Place, Thursday at 8 p.m. Woodbourne, Sullivan County, FORECLOSURES March 6, 1943, aged 86 ycai Vincent, and sister of Mrs.

Lucille QUINN PATRICK JOSEPH, on 1 Chesman and William H. Byrne. March 7, at his residence, 949 Presi- Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 dent Street, beloved husband of Leffert Place, on Wednesday, 8 ot Mrs. H. Nelson, August beloved husband of Frances; dear Bergstrom.

father of Mary Breiner, Theresa Olson Reposing at John Holmlin 1 KVANDE On March 7. 1943, Orf, Elizabeth Kirchdoerfer, Catherine Quinn. Requiei Jan. 2. 1941.

Chapel, 5215 7th Service Captain NICOLAI. of 7911 Colonial He is survived by his wife, the former Anne Rourke; two tons, George and Joseph Sullivan; four daughters, Ruth, Lucille, Margaret and Mrs. Charles Hennessy; a brother, John Sullivan, and a sister, Mrs. Lucy McDonald. at Salem Lutheran Church, 450 67th Street, on Wednesday, March 10, at 2 p.m.

Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. Foohs, Loretta Wichers, John and George; twenty-one grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, one sister, Margaret Woli, also survive. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m., from George Werst Funeral Home, Hart AUCTION SALES Road, beloved husband of Ingeborg; devoted father of Mrs. Jaak Ostrow, Oscar, Emll, Thor and Idar Kvande. Service at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, 7501 5th Avenue, Wednesday, 8:30 p.m.

Interment VON BORSTEL On Tuesday, March 9, 1943, HENRY at residence of his son, Henry Von Borstel Ill Ryerson Street. Funeral service at William Dunigan and Sons Chapel, Rogers Avenue and Montgomery Street, on Thursday, March at 3 pm. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. Wednesday, 10 a.m.. St.

Francis Xavier R. C. church. 6th Avenue and Carroll Street. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

REEVE March 6, 1943. KATH-ERINE beloved mother of Mrs. Florence Wildhagen, Mrs. Dorothy Hurley, Harry A. and Albert E.

Reeve. Services at Walter B. lf- S'i Brooklyn. 17. at 12 on h-lmk.

i of New -k. TO SATISFY ST' AOE LIEN id PEARL RAISCH. we will -II at piil.l 8ii. P. COHEN, a I fn-n -n Mr 1 24 4 (VI at 6321 20th Ac Brooklyn.

N. Y. VlM.KT MOVING STORAGE CO. EVERDELL Saturday, March 6, 1943, at Pentwater, Michigan, JANE A. EVERDELL.

daughter of the late Colonel William Everdell and Cornelia Augusta Chapman. Service at Fairchild Chapel. 86 Leffert.s solemn requiem mass, 10 Leonard's R. C. Church, ment St.

John's Cemetery Francis E. Nolen, Active in K. ofC. LYNCH March 8, 1943, HARRY veteran of World War be 1943, WARMUTH On Mi Cooke, Funeral Home, 1218 BROOKLYN LODGE, NO 22, B. loved son of Margaret and the late puthi MICHAEL of 84th Street, Wednesday ELKS Brothers Funeral Place, on Wednesday.

March 10. O. LEGAL NOTICES Michael Lynch; brother of Mrt. I pjn, interment brother, HENRY at i p.m. Hills beloved father of Jeanette Riming- A ton and Helen.

Services at E. C. Nolen. Waldeck's Home for Funerals. 7614 his ho CORNEHLSEN, Tuesday, Mi 1 Mary Dillon.

Funeral Thursday, cemetery. FARRELL JAMES on March; 10:30 a.m.. from hi residence, 155 le. 1902 53d St as offered T1.l m. today in the R.

C. Church free 8: beloved nusband of the late Eliz- Luqueer Street: requiem mas abeth Farrell mee Clarke); devoted Mary Star of the Sea Chsrch. 8:30 n.m. at Bader Chapel, 507 Liberty Avenue. THOMAS J.

CUITE. Exalted Ruler. Thomas P. mite. Secretary.

father of John L. and Joseph H. Holy Cross Cemetery. I of the Holy Ghost. 17th Ave.

and 8. 1943. AL- 46ln st. Bmial will be in Holy KEI BERT E-. beloved husband of Jean- Cr0ss Cemetery.

Last night mem-netta; dear father of Florence and bers 0f columbus Council. K. of C. i-m Harry Williams. Services at Wal- conducted the ritual of their order ter B.

Cooke, Funeral Home, nj.s home. I lpPr 1218 Flatbush Avenue, Wednesday, Mr Noien was for many years an 9 p.m. Interment Thursday, 2 p.m., active member of Columbus Coun- I if it Cypress Hills Cemetery. cU. He was a member of the coun- YENNI On Sunday, March 7.

oil's bowUng team and panicipated h--rt iuI In the annual visits of the Cheese teea McMANUS PHILIP suddenly, on March 7, 1943; beloved husband of Ruth R. Deegan; loving father of John U. S. C. Philip U.

S. C. and Mrs. Ruth M. Ho-nerkamp; son of Mary V.

and the late John brother of John brother of Edward, Mother Antonio, Carrack Macross, County Monoghan; Mother Mary Raphael. Moate, County West Meath, and Mrs. John Clinton, Mullagh, County Cavan, Ireland. Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a.m., from the residence of his son, John 174 Beach 138th Street. Belle Harbor, L.

thence to St. Francis de Sales R. C. Church. Interment Joseph Dr.

James Lt. Aloysl- RUOPP-CARL G. In his 75th vear; beloved father of Carl Ruopp, Lillian Buschman; also survived by three brothers, one sister. Funeral services at his home, 6052 Palmetto Street, Ridgewood, Thursday, 2 p.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery.

SEELMAN MAURICE on March 7, at his home, 1240 83d Street, Brooklyn, in his 96th year; of the late Elizabeth Paris; father of Elizabeth 8. Kingsley. Theodore Ernest Caroline Ada Helen Florence and the late Maurice S. Seelman Jr grandfather of Elaine Grey, Maurice D. Seelman, Viola B.

Odquist and Constance S. Ahrens: also survived by five great-grandchildren. Charter member of Minerva Lodge. No. 792, F.

A. M. Immediate funeral for family only. Kindly omit flowers. Port JefferS' BROWN On March 7.

1943, MARGARET of 699 Decatur Street and Lido Beach, L. beloved wife of the late William J. Brown; dear mother of Thomas of Cincinnati, Ohio; William of Dallas, Texas; Helen S. and Marguerite J. Reposing at J.

J. Gallagher Sons Funeral Home, 25 Aberdeen Street. Solemn requiem mass Church of Our Lady of Lourdes Wednesday, 11 a.m. Interment Cal-very Cemetery. BROWNING IDA at her residence, 45 Banbury Road, Rock-vllle Centre, N.

on March 8, Mrs. Frederlca A. Walcott and I Pd Children WldlW. Wil- us A. U.

Leo and Frances C. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m., from the McManus Funeral Home. 2001 Flatbush Avenue. Requiem mass St. Thomas Aquinas R.

C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cem- Mr. Courtney Yenni. Service at the Fairchild chapel.

86 Lefferts Place. Wednesday at 3 p.m. nn Kelly; a bro Nolen. and thr Mabel S. McOrath Mir jn Q0cmoriam Calvary Cemetery.

FITTINSunday. March 7. 1943. THOMAS F. FITTIN.

Funeral from the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lef-ferts Place; requiem mass St. Sylvesters Church Thursday, 10 a.m. FITZPATRICK MARGARET Sympathy of the members of Ladies Aid Association of St. Mary's Hospital is extended to the Fitzpatrick Mrs. PHILIP A.

BRBNNAN, Pres. Mrs. Francis A. Youner, Cor. Sec.

GLEASON On Tuesday, March REHBERG In loving 1943. mother of Robert W. Browning and Edith M. Reagan. Services at Frank E.

Campbell "The Funeral Church," Madison Avenue at 81st Street. Manhattan. Wednesday, MENG-MARY (nee Stuart), March 8, at her residence, 554 Grant Avenue. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Edna M.

Logwood, Mrs. Elsie M. Slee. Funeral services at John L. Bader's Funeral Home, 507 Liberty Avenue, Wednesday evening.

Interment Thursday, 10:30 a.m., Evergreens Cemetery. a.m., March 10, at 8 p.m. Interment SILVIS MARION, of 19 Berkeley Place; died March 7, 1943. Survived my beloved husband. CHARLES J.

who passed away today. WIFE. M'PKtvtK KINGS il'NTY 'miff, against PAUU my beloved husband. CHARLES I II II (UHaMBHaBMM foflfT and T. sun ant I NATHAN mhiHSt i who passed away one year ago but lnt.r.ng- ot today.

WIFE. A senaa of facta ipontortd occo Brwklvn VTMN. plaintiff, against PAUL "owHrbTwilliam Dun.oon 4 Son NOW. THEREFORE, you ami -i-li SWID1.EH. -t SHAUGHNESSY In loving; r.V 'X memory of our dear sister, JANE Tandy Bur a nalira County of K1m i i i- held in Room duly entered herein.

I will sell aV pub- V. SHAUGHNESSY. of A TiUow JM WEINGAERTNER LAWRENCE, from k.el or at.ttan th 1 'v. Street. Brooklyn! died March 8.

1936. ia a of lard tke TESTIMONY 1 tlilrptMUMi Is aeUl of a feline meant "The 1 rf iRjSL 'v" urfru-Hixw cemetery. Dy husband, Chauncey, and children, Victor, Irene, Frances, Marion, Florence, George and Chauncey Jr. MUELLER -On March 6. 1943.

Requiem mass Thursday, 9:30 a.m., EVA, of Center Moriches, formerly at St. Francis Xavier Church, 6th rt 149 Mrri'ie rnv.e. Avenue and Carroll ne- and SONS I cat I flEY. 6 v.h it St. John's 081 of Jacob devoted mother of iyn.

I 9. 1943, perry, beloved husband of Grace father of Mrs. Burr L. Houghton and Alden Perry Gleason. Service at his residence.

370 E. 25th Street, Wednesday, 8:30 p.m. Direction of Fairchild Son. Inc. As a service to Eagle readers a record of Lost and Found ar- i ficfes advertised here is kept for two months.

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WAR BONDS AND Ki SFSrlS 1 mm SAVINGS STAMPS 1 "mXit "lu Hi 3BLMs! York" VVS Matilda M. LuiubuUi, VMc Mrs tery. E. Louisa Schwelckert, and fond grandmother of Eve Ann LanggUth. Services Tuesday evening.

8:30, at SMITH On Monday, March 8, E. C. Waldeck's Home for Funerals, 1943, WALTER brother of Edgar 7614 4th Avenue. Relatives, friends Arthur Albert A. Smith and and sisters Circle Lessing Lodge.

Carrie L. Root. Service at the Fair-No. 608, P. Si A.

are respectfully child chapel. 86 Lefferta Place, on Invited. 1 Wednesday. 2:30 p.m..