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BROOKLYN EAGLE, DEC. 27, 1949 DE COSTA IRENE (nee Bow- HOWELL LOUIS on Dwpm-i MOORE ALFRED WTLLIAM, dry). December 26, 1949, devotedlber 25, 1949, beloved hiuband ofiof 123 86th Street, on December DR. F. McCHESNEY DIES; ADELPHI HOSPITAL FOUNDER 25, 1949, beloved husband of Marie Louise (nee Richards); devoted' father of Margaret and Services at the E.

C. Waldeck Home mother of Mrs. Jane Tucker and'Rosalie; brother of Sabra Kay. Fu-George De Costa; dear sister service Walter B. Cooke, Mrs.

Violet Stringer and Mrs. Funeral Home, 20 Snyder Mabel Leschorn. Services Walter! Avenue (near Flatbush Avenue), 3. Cooke, Funeral Home, 20Tuescay, 8:30 p.m. Kindly omitjfor Funerals, 7614 4th Braflts.

Bajohr, Edward Marino, J. iJcssier, Johanna Maurer, Willlaiii Bianchette, L. H. F. McCock.

John Brandt, J. A. MrCormkk, E. F. Daniel McNamara.

Eyrne. MXiuckin. v. j. Carlo, Anna Mxiee.

Cluorwy. David Moore, Alfivd the College of Physicians and Snvder Avenue, Wednesday, 3 p.m.! flowers. (Bergen, N. papers'Tuesday, 8 p.m. Evergreens Cemetery.

pleas' copy.) I MYERS EDNA on December i DELATOUR On December 26. JENSEN ANNA on 1949, beloved wife of David, .1949. KENRY dear brother of 23, 1949. at 60 Stevens Street, N. Y.

F. mother of Lois Frecieiick A. Reixtein? at William L. I devoted mother Frank Peter A. and Virginia I A.

Martin Funeral Heme, Clas-on Mrs. Miller and Mrs. C. Myers; 'daughter of William V. Avpmie corner Sterling Place.

Edwardson; dear sister of and the late Gertrude A. Eifert; Funeral services for Dr. Herman Franklin McChesney, 76, retired physician and a founder of Adelphl Hospital, 50 Greene who died Sunday at his home in Forest Hills, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Fairchlld Chapel, 951 Atlantic Avenue. Dr.

McChesney received his medical degrees in H02 from neral Thursday. 9:30 a.m. Requiem: Mrs. Sophie SaUmann; darllngjsLster of Richard E. and Franklin Mass St.

Joseph's R. C. Church. a and great-grand-j Eifert. Services at the Moadinger Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

mother. Reposing at Meade's Fu- Funeral Parlors, 1120 Flatbush 'neral Home, Oceanside, L. I. Serv-' Avenue. Wednesday, 8 p.m.

Inter-DE MARTINI GEORC-B. of ices Wednesday, 8 p.m. Funeral ment 'The Evergreens." 1959 E. 28th Street, suddenly, on Thursday, 2 p.m. Sal Graziosa December 25, 1949.

beloved brcther son, Funeral Directors. MYERS MORRIS, Monday, De- of Lydia Vachris and Sensie cember 26. 1949. of 2805 E. 27th Reposing at the E.

C. Waldeck JOHNSON JENSINE, at Flush- Street, beloved husband of Bella Home for Funerals, 7614 N. on Sunday. December Myers; father of Florence Alex-nne. Solemn Requiem Mass at 25, 1949, in her 93d year, beloved H.ittie Cherry and Dr.

shcniirrti R. church of Mrs. Anna Farrcn. Mrs. I Henry Myers; beloved grandfather Lie Costa, Irene Delaour, Kenry De Martini.

G. Flanagan, J. J. Pieestone, S. W.

Myers, Edna C. Myers, Morris O'Connor. Alice Paimieri.Ttose Perry, William Frenlgen, Francis Reid, Climanin.Agr.es Ryder. M. A Gilmore, John Grady.

Mamie Uiaham. W. G. Groom, John r-ves. Edwin H.T.

1 i'l. W.Uiam FUSrs tii. P. Savoye. H.

R. Schaefer. Clara Scott. FIi7abeth Sever. Josephine Shanley, Thomas Sharkev.

John Sr. M. Helen Smith. Joseph 'in Lillian Anna Mnria elsta. Charles Anna S'aunton, M.

T. Jchtucii. Jrnsine Sreup, K. Kjrkheck, John Stuart, Charles Mrs. Irma Nelson, Assistant Principal of Boro School 'Bessie Svendsen, Oswald andjef Isabelle Giambra and Steven iJames Johnson and Mrs.

Service at the )e iei, m. iKa'chfld-T Street and Avenue T. Thursday, 10 a.m. FLANAGAN J. JOSEPH, on De- cember 25.

'1949. dear husfcjnd of 'Clara (me Crckeni; brother of William and Mayme Flanagan. Fu Lutheran Church. 43-57 162d Street. Flushing, N.

on Wednes- December 28. at 11 a.m. In- termcnt Greenfield 1949, beloved sister of Irene, L. Kelly, John Thornton, O. neral inursoay.

ajecemoer Hempstead. Kindly omit flowers, at 9:30 a.m., from his residence, SReposin Walter b. Williams Fu-88-02 107th Street, Richmond Hill; Hm, iath Plane. Kelly, Sister Mary Walsh, Richard Jvoeaig, Carl Warren, Paul M. La Frentz, Emma Wilson, E.

C. La Ahon, Robert BAJOHR EDWARD devoted eon of Mary and Albert; beloved brother of Dr. Albert Howard, William and Irene Chelune. Repos (r, o. a Diorti Solemn Requiem Mass Church of the Holy Child at 10 a.m.

Inter- ment St. John's Cemetery. FLATBUSH COUNCIL, NO. 497, IKNIGHXS OF COLUMBUS With Wednesday, 8 p.m. O'CONNOR ALICE.

December Walter and Stella. Funeral Thurs- day, 10:30 a.m., from Joseph Redmond's Chapel, 476 73d Street; thence to St. Ephrem's R. Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

PALMIERI ROSE, December laia. ociovea momer oi rnuo- 'mena Angelina, Bernard and i Frank Palmieri. Funeral Wal- ter a. runerai Home. 20 Snyder Avenus (near Flatbush Avenue), Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.; 'Solemn Requiem Mass Good Shfp (herd R.

C. Church. 10 a.m. Inter i i proiuuiiu nuuuuuuc ukt Service at tne Fair N. Y.

Friends mav call from 3-6 and 8-10 p.m. Tuesday. KARKHECK JOHN, December 24, 1D49, beloved husband of Lena falrer of John a. and Richard 1 KELLY JOHN cf 24 Scherer Boulevard, Franklin Square. Stir ivived by his wife.

Theresa; mother, Eridcet Kelly; two stepsons, Ocan Parkway at Prospect cf JOHN J. chapel. 951 Atlantic Ave Services Thursday, 10 a.m., Members will as-emol at Church Tuesday, 8 p.m. anu ivjjcia nitiwci ae u.m Tuesday, December and pro cccd to Kennedy's Funeral Home to pay our MAURICE J. LUBY, Grand Knight.

George Grahn, Recorder. FREESTONE SAMPSON on Harold and Eugene Serivani, St. John's Cemetery. Heart of Mary Church, P'crt Hamilton Parkway and E. 4th Street.

BAJOHR EDWARD J. The em- ployes of The Riverside Memorial Chapel mourn the loi.s of their to Worker and express their deepest sympathy to his bereaved family. BAJOHR EDWARD J. The of PERRY WILLIAM romM!" Thursday, 1 p.m. Mrs.

A ficers and directors of The River-iand Robert. Service at the Harry side Memorial Chapel mourn theT. Pyle Mortuary, 1925 Church loss of their loyal and devoted Avenue, Tuesday, 8 p.m. employe, and express their most. heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved I of family.

98th Street, Woodhaven, on De cember 25, beloved husband of BESSIER JOHANNA. Decern-; Irene Fremeen; dear father of one stepdaughter. Mrs. B. Massa; six sisters, miss m.

neny. Mrs. David. Mrs. M.

Dnotiy, Mrs. M. Morey and Mrs. Murray. Reposing Krauss Funeral Chapel, Franklin Square.

Requiem Mass, December 28. at. St, Catherine of Sienna R. C. Church.

Interment Long Island National Cemetery, Pinelawn, L. I. KELLY Sister MARY HELEN, of the Franciscan Sisters of St. Joseph, Superior and Superintend- rn" tot- Hospital. BrooK ijramotI 26.

burvivea by her sisters. Mrs. Aim uikl-i rioienee ria Mrs. Eniilv Keane and Mrs. Al-i ber 24, 1949, devoted mother of, Adaline C.

and Charles H. Servi ice at the Fairchild Chattel. 951 At lantic Avenue, Tuesday, 8 p.m. TIt TP Inoo1 Ingersoll), on December 23. 1949 beloved mother wife of Robert; devoted of Robert, Joseph berta Goverick.

Solemn FuneraM949. ETHEL KING, of 920 81st andirember 25. 1949. beloved daughter; Mass Wednesday, in a.m.. st.lStreet.

beloved wife of the late of Mildred; father of Sampson Gerard FremRen. He was retired fmm thp ii at. '4903 7ih Avenue. Funeral Wednes- dav. 10 a.m.: Solemn Requiem Miss R.

C. Church of St. Agatha. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

GILMARTTN AGNES, on De l0f Mary and the late Daniel; de voted sister of Walter and Fred erlck. Reposing at her residence, GILMORE JOHN at Coral Adams. Mrs. John Galvin. rjharles Stone and Frank X.

Gil-, I Jeanette; also survived by mother, Mrs. Lillian Ingersoll; sister, Mrs. Ik Eileen Hogan. and brother, Joseph Hospital Chapel. Interment St.

Stanislaus Cemetery, Buffalo, N. Y. Please omit flowers. Masses' Ingersoll. Funeral from- 19th Street, until Thursday, Home, Pacific Street a.m.

Solemn Requiem Mass Vanderbilt Avenue; Requiem MassHnlv Name Church. Interment 8:30 a.m., Thursday, from Queen; Holy Cross Cemetery, of All Saints Church. Interment; Direction M. J. Smith Sons.

appreciated. fci Joan Mini ana nauan- tyne; sister of Mrs. E. Nichols KOENIG CARL. December Daniel Services at Fred 1949.

beloved husband of Christine; Herbst Sons Memorial. 7501 5th father of Mrs. Paul Grasso; alsolAvenue. Wednesday. 8:30 n.m.

In- slde Avenue, Redbank, N. aged 58, husband of the late Julia Perry; survived by one daughter, Dorothea Perry, and two sisters, Mrs. Lillian May Attlesey of 41 Elm Street, West Brighton, S. and Mrs. Margaret Yates of 1181 North Railroad Avenue, Grant City, S.

one brother, Edward Roe Perry, of 41 Elm Street. Reposing at Wor-den Funeral Home. 60 Front Street, jRcdbank N. J. Funeral Werins- day, 2:30 Burial Fairview ciay, p.m.

cemetery, N. J. REID Suddenly, December 25, Philip Reid; devoted mother of 'Florence Elizabeth Ballantyne and Mildred Louise Milli; grandmother tn.mant rioon riaut RYDER MARGUERITE on Monday, December 26, 1949, be-lovpd wife of Forbes A. and mother of Forbes H. and Dawson A.

Ryder tpr rf tu "nrt rumthv Hunter Service' at, the Fairehild chapel, 951 Atlantic Avenue, Wednesday, 8 p.m. SAVOYE HENRIETTA ROES, of Westfield, N. on December 25, 1949, wife of the late William F. Savoye. Service at Gray's, 318 E.

Broad Street. Westfield, on Wednesday, December 28, at 2 p.m 'Groskinskv. Rudolph Charlotte St. John's Cemetery. Rudolph Franz Rudolph Franz.

65, retired Eastern division sales manager for the Parker Pen Company, died Sunday at his home, 218-44 94th Road, Queens Village. He was born in Brooklyn. He was a member of the Queens Lodge of Elks. Surviving are a son, Randolph a daughter, Mrs. Helen Goetchius; two sisters, Mrs.

Clara Albert and Elsa Franz, and a grandson. Flights Canceled, Holiday Toll 581 Continued from Page 1 New Yorkers turned late last night into long columns of automobiles, crawling almost bumper to bumper, across northern New Jersey and south over Westchester County, through a drizzling rain. Others returned by rail, -bus and airline, and among arrivals In the city were the Duke and Duchess of Windsor the former King Edward VIII and the former Wallis Simpson who landed yesterday afternoon on the White Star liner Queen Elizabeth for a four-month visit to the United States and Canada. In Brooklyn, the highway ac cident list was restricted to six persons injured in a collision Di'tween an automobile and a bus at E. St.

and Ave. Sunday. All passengers in the automobile, the six who were taken to Kings County Hospi tal, were: Jean Woelfer, 24. of oOl f. Henry Madison, driver of the car, possible frac ture of shoulder and ribs: Doris Kimball, 21, of 332 W.

47th 'Manhattan, possible fracture of leg and jaws; David Weinic.k, 28, of W. 47th chest and rib injuries; Sue Golden, 20, of 690 Allerton the Bronx, scalp and rib injuries; Sevmour Lewis, 30, of 310 W. 106th Manhattan, chest and rib injuries, and Carroll Cook, 25, of 508 W. 108th Manhattan, eye and rib injuries. Motorist Killed Hippocrates Conzal, 21, of 22-99 29th Astoria, was killed when the automobile in which he was riding skidded and ran into a telephone pole at Vernon noulevard and Broadway, Asto ria.

The of the car, James Capkanis of Riverhead, and another passenger, Patricia Kelly of 310 E. 191th Man hattan, were removed to St. John's Hospital iiv a- critical condition. John L. Warren, 31, of Willis-ton Park, L.

1., was injured along with his wife and son Sunday night, when he lost control of his automobile on the Belt Parkway near Lefferts Boulevard, South Ozone Park, and the car struck a cement pil lar. Warren nd his wife, Dor othy, 28, were taken to Queens General Hospital, Jamaica, in critical condition. Their son Paul, 2, was treated for multiple lacerations. A daughter, Ann, 1-year-old, was discharged with no apparent injury. Few Arrents Brooklyn police spent a comparatively quiet holiday week end.

Monroe Brown, 35, of 758 Park Ave. was held on a burglary charge in Felony Court yesterday, on complaint of Edward McGrath, 56, attendant at Sea View Hospital, Staten Island. McGrath said that Brown and another man attacked him outside a bar and grill at Myrtle Ave. and Union Lane early yesterday and robbed him of $65 cash and a $17 wristwatch. Nelson Cassell, 71, and, ac cording to police, having a record of seven arrests and con victions, was arrested on a charge of attempted burglary of the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Max Cahn at 3118 Bedford Ave. Sunday morning. An automatic burglar alarm brought Patrol man f.ginton of the Vander- veer Park Precinct who ar rested the man in the vicinity. He was held for a hearing in Felony Court Dec.

28. Police say he has been responsible for most, maybe all, of the "Indian raids on Midwood house holders. GEORGE D. CONANT Moadinger Funaral Parlor Personal Service Modern Facilities Convenient Location 1120 Flatbuih Avenue Tl. SUckmlnttar 2-0247 BOLTON FLORENCE, ofloahles, Florida, on December 23, Brooklyn, N.

cn December 1949, of 36-51 110th Street, Rich-1949, wife of the late Hirry Bolton. mond Hill, beloved husband of the find mother of Mrs. G. C. Smullen.Uate Helen devoted father of Service at Gray Memorial.

12, Mrs. Ernest Flavin. Mrs. Charles more; dear brother of Mrs. H.

Chapel, 951 Atlantic Ave 'snrvivpd hv t.hre sisters. Services ry, Q. mond's Chapel, 476 73d Street. In- terment Wednesday, 2 p.m. LA FRENTZ EMMA, on Sun- day.

December 25, 1949. beloved mother of Florence Grace and Robert J. La Frentz. Service at the nue, wecnicsaay, i.6U p.m. inter incni, private.

ber 25, 1949, beloved husband of the late Maude Armour); devoted father of Mrs. Anne L. Mathews; father-in-law of Fred iviiuuews, loving gwuiu-fathpr of Flennor flnri Hettv Ann 1 Sprinsfleld Avenue, Cranford. N.J.J cn Wednesday, December 28, at 8 p.m BRANDT JOSEPHINE December 25, 1949, of 51 Cranberry' Street, wife of the late Edward L. Brandt and mother of Helen B.

Feldman and Edward T. Brandt. Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 951 Atlantic Avenue, Wednesday, 8 p.m. BROOKLYN COUNCIL. NO.

60. K. OF Members will please assemble on Wednesday, Decern New Quakes Rock Area Near Tokyo, 8 Dead, 50 Hurt Tokyo, Dec. 27 CU.R) Three new earthquakes shook the area north of Tokyo today In the wake of heavy shocks that killed eight persons, injured 50 and damaged 2,500 houses yesterday. Although the shocks were felt In Tokyo, none was strong enough to cause any damage in the Japanese capital.

The epicenter of the shocks was apparently in the Utso-nomlya-Imaichi area. 70 miles north of Tokyo. Those cities bore the brunt of yesterday's temblors. The third shock was the weakest of all. The homes of 1,600 persoris in Tochigi prefecture were destroyed and the Inhabitants huddled under makeshift tents as snow began falling.

2d Child Dies, 8 Hurt in Fire Continued from Page 1 rescued by Patrolmen Edward Ruane and William Ruisi of the 5th Ave. station, who saw the flames' while cruising in a radio car and dashed Into the burning building before fire apparatus -reached the scene. The flame spread rapidly, the hallways were blocked and many persons were helped down fire ladders to the street in spectacular fashion. Participating in the rescues were police of the 5th Ave. station and Hook and Ladder Companies 122 'and 131.

Battalion Chief Hurt Acting Battalion Chief Edwin Schneider, 40, of the 48th Battalion, was the first to mount a ladder and. he took Richard Driscoll from a woman's arms through a window ringed with flames. He handed the child to a fireman and started up the ladder again but was overcome and fell from the ladder, suffering bruises. Other firemen injured were Lt Edward H. Ryan, 36, who suffered burns of both hands; Fireman John Marcinisen, 26, and Fireman Robert Calkins, 29, who suffered and smoke poisoning.

Also overcome by smoke were James Wade, 37; his wife, Delia, 40, and Wade's father, Nicholas Wade, 71. Ryan and Schneldtr were treated at Methodist Hospital, while the remainder of those Injured were taken to Holy Family Hospital. The fire, which was confined to the third floor, was reported to have started In the Driscoil home when an oil stove exploded. The flames were brought under control in an hour. Mn.

Richard Edel Hempstead, Dec. 27 Mrs. Wanda M. Edel, 63, mother of Frederick C. Edel, Hempstead Village trustee, died yesterday at her home, 26 Thorne Ave.

Surviving also are her husband, Richard, who Is connected with the engineering department of Gruman Aircraft Engineering Corporation at Beth-page, and two other sons, J. Richard Edel, a HempsteaJ businessman, and Edward M. Edel, who is connected with the Nassau County treasurer's of fice. in BarVHTTTTTTTT 1 lTT i A I I I rli I Ffc ttTi I liiiiSViJ 'AIK CIBCLt at OCIAN PARKWAY WTM 4.1000 MEMORIAL CHAPEL me. NtW YORK: Jiik STREET AND AMSTERDAM AVI.

EN0IC0TT 2 600 R0NX LONG ISLAND MIAMI I0 (matll aMtatMM. autM Uetcriptit 'Price Mgt Including Complete Funeral Cloth Covr.d Caah.ta Solid Oak From 1260 to $490 Solid Mahogany S70-S49S-i5SS 20 Gaugo Stool IJ95-S445-14SS (odd Coooor SS2S OUIINS 'UNflAl HOMIS 150-10 Hillsioa 6 6679 6J-32 Forwt Anu Htma 3 0900 IbHA Northarn Blvd-PUltnnf 3 6600 tONX MOOKUN OUIINt verside Wynne ot uorai uaoies, norma, ana nann unmore 01 wan en, Ohio. Reposing after 12 noon Monday at J. J. Gallagher Sons Funeral Home, 25 Aberdeen Street.

Solemn Requiem Mass Wednesday, 10 a.m., at Holy Child Jesus Church. Richmond Hill. Interment St. John's Cemetery. GRADY MAMIE, December 26, 1949, beloved aunt of Mrs.

Mary neral Home, 138 Calyer Street. quiem Mass ai. Antnonys unurcn Thursday, 10 a.m. John T. Gallagher Funeral Home GRAHAM WILLIAM on Surgeons, Columbia University, and practiced most of his life in Brooklyn.

For nearly 20 years he was proprietor of Adelphl Hospital, selling it In 1941. Three years later he re tired from practice. Surviving are his son, Franklin McChesney and a grandson. assistant principal of Public School l.b, Brooklyn. She had served 41 years in the New York City school system.

Sur viving are two sisters, Mrs. Jacob Bradt of Patchogue and Mrs. Eva Hiler of Central Islip. The Rev. William V.

Smith, pastor of Central Islip Meth odist Church, will officiate at the services. Burial will be In Cedar Grove Cemetery here. Mrs. Hildrelh, 91, Religious Vorker Funeral services for Mrs. Mary A.

Hiklreth, widow of Frank R. 1 lildreth, who died Saturday at 420 Clinton where she hart lived for 21 years, were held today at the Clinton Ave. Funeral Chapel, 519 Clinton Ave. Interment will he in the Kdgerton plot at Franklin, N. Y.

Mrs. Hildreth, a native of Milanville, had been for manv years a member of the old Tompkins Ave. Congrega tional Church and of the board of managers of the New York Congregational Home for the Aged. Surviving are a nephew, Ralph Kdgerton and Sadie Cal kins who had been her com panion for 41 years. Sister Mary Helen, Hospital Superior Sister Mary Helen of the Franciscan Sisters of St.

Joseph, Superior and Superintendent of St. Mar's Hospital for the pabt nine eats, died yesterday at the hospital after a long illness. Born in Pennsylvania, the daughter of the late Matthew and Elizabeth Kelly, Sister Helen had served as teacher, principal and hospital adminis trator during 17 years of re ligious service. She -was sta tioned nt schools in Holyoke Auburn, N. Detroit Milwaukee and Shamokin, before taking up hospital duties at St.

Mary's. She was a member of the Greater New York Association, the Brooklyn Mos pital Council and the Catholic Hospital Association. Surviving are four sisters Mrs. Ann Walker. Mrs.

Florence Black, Mrs. Emily Keane and Mrs. Alberta Goverick. A solemn mass of requiem will be celebrated at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the St.

Mary's Hospital Chapel. Interment will be in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Buffalo, X. Y. Car Hits Gas Pump As Driver Suffers Fatal Heart Attack A Queens man, stricken by a heart attack today while driving on Horace Harding Boulevard in Flushing, died after heading the car into a gasoline station, where it knocked over a gasoline pump and damaged another car.

The victim, Joseph Cahill, of 94-05 Alstyne Klin-hurst, was pronounced dead by an ambulance physician from Hushing Hospital. A fire was started in the gasoline pump, hut firemen quickly quenched the flames. The station is at 166-01 Horace Harding Boulevard. KEARIVS SONS 1504 BUSHWICK AVE out Koct ntoM suiwat (Busfiwtcls cfintsl cfuneral (Komi DIGNIFIED FUNERALS rCoiarovan Morfrrt Ctapali Anilabl. ETtrfwaara Conpleto Caakcl Display to Oar Sta.WToool on Premise.

S723 5th At. CEdr 9-6S40 7315 lSlk Ato. BEasonairst (.2561 mpGLenmorek MS gm as low as mw Mathews. Funeral Thursday, on December 24, beloved the late Florence (nee from the McManus Funeral mother of Henry Elizabeth F. bers); loving father -of Charles, ber 28, at 8:30 p.m., at 722 Reposing Barry Fu- T.iiriwicr and Marie S.

Luriwic: Home. 2001 Flatbush Avenue: Re Mass Our Lariv Helr of Christians R. C. Church. Inter- mcnt Holy Cross Cemetery.

MARINO JOSEPHINE. Decern- oi ifido no gnno and devoted mother ot. Street, to pay our respects to our departed brother, DAVID J. CLOONEY. FREDERICK H.

GUTKES, Grand Knight. BURTON DANIEL December 26. 1949. of 189 11th Street, be loved husband of th la te Julia; i Deeember 26. 1949, devoted fa wifp -f )ne Piitchogue.

Dec. -Funeral lomoiiow in me v. kuihiiu Sons Funeral Chapel here for Mrs. Irnia Xewcy Nelson, 62, of 427 Dean Brooklyn. Mrs.

Nelson was found dead, appar- ently of a heart attack, Sunday in her Brooklyn home, where she lived alone. Mrs. Nelson, a widow, was Deatfcsf SORG ANNA MARIA, of 116A Patchen Avenue, December 25 1949. aaed 93 years, dear mother of 'Louise. Anna Marie and Georie: grandmother of Dorothv.

Service wrrinewl iv. 8 at Osme FSin.ro i nnm. Avenue filenrinlp I. I Funeral! Interment Lu- SPISTA CHARLES, on December 25, 1949. of 504 Prospect Avenue, beloved husband of the late Louise; devoted father of Mrs.

Anthony Ruggiero, Frank, Mrs. Frederick Esposito, Peter and John. Reposing at the J. Smith Memorial, 248 Prospect Park West, until Thursday, 9 a.m. Solemn Requiem Mass Holy Name Church.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. STAUNTON On December 26, 1949, MARGARET T. (nee Traill), in her 85th year, beloved wife of the late James F.Staunton; mother of Mrs. Mary S. Haas, and sister of Mary Traill.

Reposing at her residence, 751 St. Mark's Avenue. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m.; Requiem Mass St. Gregory's R. C.

Church. Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery. (Charlestown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, papers please copy). STEUP KATHARINE, of 8602 Fort Hamilton Parkway, on De cember 25, 1949, beloved wife of the late Rev. William H.

Steup; devoted father of Ruth E. Renner, Dorothy I. Jacobsen and Katha rlne dear grandmother of Roy and William Renner; also survived by five sisters. Reposing at the E. C.

Waldeck Home for Funerals, 7614 4th Avenue, until Tuesday, 6 p.m. Services at St. John's Lutheran Church. 84th Street and 16th Avenue, Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. Interment Wednesday, 10 a.m., Green-Wood Cemetery.

STUART CHARLES on December 24, 1949, beloved husband Raymond Warren. Pierre and Thomas. Requiem Mass and burial Tuesday morning. THORNTON GERTRUDE, on Monday, December 26, 1949 be- Invert mowier 01 rvua, un nuuc H1U, Mrs. Veronica Rogers, Wal ter and Frank Thornton, Arthur, James and Harry allien.

Reposing at the Funeral Home of George C. Herbst Son, 6741 5th Avenue (near 68th Street), until Thursday, December 29, 8:30 a.m.; thence to St. Michael's R. C. Church where Mas will be celebrated at 9 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. WALSrf RICHARD December 24, at Lake Como, beloved husband of Mary. Retired foreman Department of Sanitation, New York City. Reposing at Chapel. 38 Lafayette Avenue, Brooklyn.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Wednesday. WARREN PAUL MARTIN, 2 years, of 108 Sherman Avenue, Williston Park, L. suddenly, on December 26, 1949. beloved son of John L. and Dorothy Olsen War ren: brother of Ann Warren.

Re posing in the Barnes Funeral Home. 142 Hempstead Turnpike, West Hempstead, L. I Interment St. John's Cemetery, Queens, N. Thursday a.m.

WILSON ELIZABETH of Malverne, L. on Sunday, De cember 25. 1949, In her 86th year, beloved wift of the late Norman 'jf dear mother of Eldora Poole Pfl.r,movpr the late A rioter- tf r'hartp oonn ana Tann rtuu. rciiAjoum at Flinch Bruns Funeral Home, 34 Hempstead Avenue, Lynbrook. Services on Tuesday at 8:30 p.m.

Jn Qjemorfam BURG MADELINE. In loving memory of a dear wife and mother. Uca uecemDer mio. Loving Husband, FRED. And Daughter, CONSTANCE.

PRENDERGAST In loving memory of our mother. SARAH. The FAMILY. SMITH In loving memory of JOHN HENRY, who died December 27, 1947. Alwayf In oor htaru.

WIFE and DAUGHTER. TRICARICO PAT. In memory of husband of Kate, who died December 27. Jut when hit da--'l Meirad brightest, fieri hia hopfa i-mi tm, God called him Irrtm amoncn til To hn rest. Wife, Children.

ROBERT. WIL- T.TAM JOSEPH ROSEMARY. I "I HARRY T. PYLE MORTUARY. INC.

Est, ti (ears BUekminster 2-0174 1925 Church Avenua ved au eranclcri Maim devoted father of Frank Burton; also survived by four Anthony, Dr. Wednesday, 2 p.m., Lutheran Ceme. jcscphine, Mrs. Pauline Street, on Wednesday at 2 p.m.iM, ihi ciren. Member of Typographical Union No.

6. Services and funeral Thursday, 1:30 p.m., at, Chapel of Joseph G. Duffy', 9t.h Street and 4th Avenue. BYRNE ELIZABETH B. (neef r-'; Rilev).

December 27, 1949. loved 'mother of James iovingl1111' Jonn- andDCUV Rt-andmother of James A. Jr. Jbroihfl of Interment Evergreens Cemetery. John H.

Timms, Director. GROOM JOHN on Decern- I 1J 1fV4r L.UAJ HAYES EDWIN suddenly. December 24. beloved husband of Inne; dear son of Anna; brother of Harrv. Florence and Anna.

Re- Mrs Dorothy Meyer; also Fun ra frZX "a'm Hineral inuisday, 9.30 a.m., from (,,. p.n1,,m the McManus Funeral ucs- Flatbush Avenue. Requiem Mass i Mass Church of the Holy St, Vincent Ferrer R. C. Church.

9.30 a.m. also survived by eight grandchil- dren and two great-grandchildren. 'Funeral services nt the Hcrrllch 59 Fresh Pond! tPimDMi unm an Zr hurrh officiating, ntcrmen SCOTT On December 24, 1949, her residence. 610 De Kalb Avenue, ELIZABETH devoted mother of Mrs. D.

Gannon, Thomas Mark and James P. Scott, Mrs Elizabeth Bommarlto and Mrs. Margaret Peck. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m.; Solemn Requiem Mass, 9:30 a.m., St. Patrick's R.

C. Church. Interment St. John's Cemetery. SEVER JOSEPHINE, December 25, 1949 (nee Keating), beloved aunt of Mrs.

Ethel Earley and Mrs. Mabel Flood. Reposing John T. Gallagher Funeral Home, 2549 Church Avenue. Requiem Mass.

Holy Cross Church, Wednes day, 9:30 a.m. SHANLEY THOMAS, after long illness at his residence, 14 Irving-ton Avenue, Central Islip. on December 20, 1949, aged 45, head chef of Central Islip State Hospital. Survived by widow, Margaret; five children, John, Eileen Marie, Francis, Kevin, Kenneth; two sis- ters Mrs Charles Obyrne Charron rooklvn Kav 1. UnfV.v Tnmne nirof in anrt itriA npnnpiu n.

Vnrt.v q-h' a.m.; thence to SS. Simon and Jude R. C. Church, where a Solemn Requiem Mass will be offered at 10 a.m. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. MAURERr-WILLIAM on De- 24. 1949, father of William Louise Maeurer; grandfather of Frances Coogan, Anna Nelson, Oeorge and Albert Maeurer and BRreat.gTandch!ldren. Servlces vtna.Una.,. Pnrinra '1120 Flatbush Avenue, Tuesday, 8 p.m.

McCHESNEY H. FRANKLIN oeiovea nusoana 01 tne lare Alice, and father of Wednesday, 2 p.m. McCOOK JOHN 3., on Decem- uei ur 1949, beloved husband of Ida; devoted lamer oi Ida iand John R. McCook; also sur-i at J. XT -jo aforotta'U on finnriflv Dpr-pmhr 25.

1 uoaiiiK rujiruu ziuintr, oo uain.tvwt Avenue, until 9 a.m. Wednesday. Rpnnipm Mass Pauls K. (j.tiiia Church. 9:30 a.m.

Interment Na-Franklln McChesney and tional Cemetery, Farmingdale, L. I. grandfather of John E. McChesney oi Erie. Pa.

Service at the Falr-HENRIKSEN HERMAN on'ehlld Chapel, 951 Atlantic Avenue, December 24, 1949, beloved hus band of Magdalena; father of Harry P. and Harold R. Henriksen; unci oi Bjarne Henrmsen. serv- Ices at his residence, 1835 E. 35th Street, Tuesday, 8 p.m.

Ivived by four grandchildren FMCounty Mar HXLDRE-IH The members Ofinro, the Walter Mayo, Ireland; sister, Inc Funeral Home, 150-10 three nieces, In Ireland; Hillside Avenue, Jamaita, L. Tuesday, 8 p.m. Funeral Wednesday, 3 p.m. Interment Cypress Hiils Cemetery- Mccormick edward of York Congregational Home for the Aged express their deep sorrow on the passing or Mrs. FRANK B.

HILDRETH, long a member of the board. Mrs. GARRETT V. S. RYERSON, Chairman.

Agnes Ritchie, Corr. Sec. HILDRETH MARY on December 24, aged 91, wife of the the Board of Managers of the 101 Canton Court, Brooklyn. De-j0" ccmrai isiip ro cember 28, 1949, devoted father son the latte Mrs. HelPn Whatpn Fteard na Margaret Mcuuirr, nephews, John, Charles and William; two nieces, Mary Elizabeth and Constance of New York City.

Deceased was member of Irish Republican Army, also retired mem- Anaduff County Leltrim, Ireland, Buried with Solemn High Mass from St. John of God, Central Islip. Interment St. John of God Cemetery. SHARKEY JOHN uddenly, 511 1049 twlnverl hlis late Frank also survived from Bvrnps Mim Sadie Calkins, companion.

andjHom, 2384 0errittscn Avenue, E. Ralph EcUerton. nephew. Serv- Thln.sday, 9 a Reqlllem ires Ebbers-Hi 1. Clinton r.

n.o 10 a.m. Interment Cemetery. HOiy cross CARLO ANNA (nee Costello), on rierpmher 2S IwlnvM uifp cf .1 me iixir iiiuenci oi Anna Turd. Susan F.snn.?it TathertnA Mnl pr T.ivn Hfllcn jHackman and Marie Siversen; sister of the late Mrs. Susan Catania and Mary Costello.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m., from her residence, 37 3d Street; Requiem Mass St. Mary Star of the Sea Church. CLOONEY DAVID on December 25, 1949, beloved husband of the late Josephine and brother of Mrs. George Duffy, James T. and Joseph E.

Clooney. Funeral from his residence. 722 68th Street, Thursday at 9:30 a.m., when a Solemn Requiem Mass will be offered at the R. C. Church of St.

Ephrem. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. E. H. Lockwood.

Director. waiter D. ooue INC. FUNERAL INFORMATION ZO Snydfr Av. UUter 6-4800 Tuesday.

Decevihcr 27th noWVS, AtnrK M. 1 1 A.M. at Chanl LVntN. John A. A.M.

at Chiprl Wednesday. December zath MOHFRG, Hmio B. Mm P.M. a Ch.lJfl HOWKI.I.. Ixiui.

L. Ml. at haprl LLStSSt.R, Cathfrinr 9.30 A.M. at Chapel PAT MIERI. Rosp A.M.

al baool FRF BKL. William PM. at Rraidrnrc HILL. William t. A.M.

at Chapel Thursday, December 29th SHARKEY, John F. 9: til A.M. at Chapel 0 Seventh At. MAin 2-8585 Tuesday. December 27th STT4.RT.

CbarlM E. (Ml 4 M. at Chal LANGDOX. Alke H. 1:00 M.

at lhapal Wednesday. Dtcember 29IH Mtirovrr. wmiam i cm at map?) ANDREWS. Mario 10 M. at Chapel K-32 Forest Are.

HEjenum 3-0900 Tuesday. December 27th PR WDfX. Mary A M. at Chaprl BROOKLYN FUNERAL HOMES 20 SNYDER AVE. AT FLATBUSH AVE.

ULSTER 6-4800 It Seventh one-MHi 2-1585 UNIX AL HOMII IN ItOOKlYM MANHATTAN-BBONX-QOtlNI 1 band of Elizabeth nue Funeral Chapel, 519 Clinton Wecr.fsday. 7 a.m.. for Interment Ed-jertoii plot, Franklin, N. Y. HILL WILLIAM on Decern- brother of James.

Joseph, Mae'1 St, Anne's Church Robert; also survived by three brothers, John, William and Joseph "m.V V. I MrGUCKIN WILLIAM De-! 26. 194.1. bplovrrl himhanri of Kathnn; devoted father of iChapel, 115 Atlantic Avenue. Fu- nerai Wednesday.

9 a.m.: Solemn RpQuim Mass pL Aimrs R. C. oer 2), oeioiea nu.suaim oi piorence and Harold. Rppdsing Agnes devoted father oi Agnes Cookei Funeral E. Raynor, Edmund Gertrude L.Home 20 Snyder AvonUe (near Drew and Sidney brother of Flatbusn Avenue).

Notice of fu-Mary fitaite. Funeral from Walter neral later B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 20 Snyder Avenue (near Flatbush McNAMARA MARY, on Decern-! Avenue, Tuesday. 8 p.m. Inter-jber 24, of 361 Baltic Street, dement Wednesday, 11:30 a.m., Ever-lvoted mother of James, formerly Ereens Cemetery.

lof St. Peter's Darish. Rerjcsiwr at A FUVEHAL tVEEI) M)T l)ST TOO MUCH We offer complete funerals from 150 to 825a price range both sensible and economical, and one within the means of every family. Casket prices (as plainly marked in our display rooms) include: Protective outer-case; remi val from any local hospital or residence; use of all funeral facilities; hearse and one limousine to any local cemetery. lire W.WBf.r!,l Masuire and Siater Charlotte of 1 trie Sacred Heart.

Funeral fromj Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home. 20 Snyder Avenue. Thursday, 9:30 a.m.; Solemn Requiem Mass St. Matthew's R.

C. Church. 10 a.m. Interment Holy Crass Cemetery. SISTER MARY HELEN The Ladies Aid Association of St.

Mary's Hospital announces witn sorrow tne oeatn or tneir oeiovea moderator, Sisten Helen. Members are requested to attend Ma.ss of Requiem. Mrs. William Clancy. President.

denly, on Sunday, December 25. aged 67 years, beloved husband of i Katherihe; devoted father of Miss! Gladys Smith and Mrs. Beryl Dal-; ton. rteposmg ai uie Dtuiiiuie ru-. HINGSLAGE LILLIAN at California.

on December 25.1 widow of John mother of Lil- church. 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy lian Eylers Williams and Henry H.iCross Cemetery i Hingslage. Services on Wednesday.1 Dr.ection of Jere J. Cronin.

Inc. SMITH JOSEPH A. sud- Walter B.Conhc,,. MODEE CARL husband of the late Emma HolzapfcJ, on De cember 26, 1949, aged "6 years. Service Thursday, 8 p.m., at George; wersi runerai Home, u-n trooper p.m..

at ureen-wooa cemetery, Chapel, 'Brooklyn. Green-Wood. Interment! CITT MARSHAL'S NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE rv viBTt-F iv av f.xKiTTtnv TV Safran in table Snrf ohiV' mVh.n-1 ase on uec. ju a.m.. au jiu EUery klyn.

irbtlS 3 IIOOKIYN FUNIIAl HOMIS 20 Snydar ynua at Flalkwjh Amnu. ULstai 6 -48UO SO Saotk Avtfiua MAi 7 SS8S FUNIIAl HOMIS IN MANHATTAN Avenue. Funeral Friday, 1 p.m.lneral Home, 400 Bellmor Interment Evergreens Cemetery.1 Bellmore, L. 'I. Funeral and re-j Aicmoer oi vjitmans jjOQge, no.iugious services on vveQnesaay, I rwKr .1 lit 1 '446 HE AN, City Marshal.

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