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BROOKLYN EAGLE, APRIL 1, 1946 LONQWORTH JOHN at hU Coal Tieup Threat 4)5 Plants 3D rat I) a residence, 410 4th Street, beloved brother of Mrs. Mary Gibbons, Catherine, Elizabeth, Mrs. Hoefllng and LEON KOBRIN DIES AT 73; YIDDISH DRAMATIST, AUTHOR To Reconversion Contlntied from T.ge 1 ft 1.011.651 Frank. Reposing at Chapel, 187 S. 1 Bachrach, Louis Morris, Mary I Bolaiid, Thomas Peterson.

Lizzie Oxford Street. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from the Chapel; thence to St. Saviour's R. C. Church, 8th Four hundred and fifteen Indus' "Ruined Worlds" and "The Last Struggle," 1934; "Tlie Golden Stream," 1936, a.id "The Red Lola," 1937.

Fuller of Akron. Ohio, to enter the negotiations today as a mediator. Fuller recently suppressed rubber strike thre 's until an industry-wide eon Kobrin, 73, dramatist, author and Journalist, who as a pioneer In American-Yiddish literary endeavors, did much to raise the Yiddish stage from its burlesque and vaude Avenue at 6th Street, where a Solemn Requiem Mass will be offered. Mr. Kobrin was on the staff of British Demand Total Evacuation Continued from Page 1 port ant as removal of troops," one British official said.

"We must not let the Russians leave tanks and other military equipment behind In the hands of Russian sympathizers." The Soviet Union's payment of her financial contribution was a welcome sign to those who are striving to keep UNO from foundering in its infancy. it interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Direction John T. Kenny, Inc ville standards, died yesterday at The last Government report on 25 years, retiring some years! his home. 882 Brooklyn Ave.

ooal stocks showed a 28-day supply nan a 1... naa Deen in imt mouiu. luuuiumrq Aanmmv innc ph His works, translated Into Rus-ane Forward, Zukunft end Warhelt.l1" VlJ Jtsrown, jonn retm, jusrpn Clarke, Eliza M. Powers, Mary Corsinl, A. Rappold, William Coschina.

Anna Rhall, Catlierine Cunningham, H. Rohlfs, Ella IXiwnlng, Walter Rose, Madeline Fallon, Jennie L. Ross, Bessie l-'revola, JosephlneRublno, Kate Margaret Seward, Irving William Smith, Martha larsen, C. Stewart, Mary Utter, Marlon Tompkins, W. J.

Longworth. John Treiss, Ernst Hvnch.Jane Voulo, Laura Mnyer, Anna Werther, Jean i. im.H.h anri hi m.mnir. -M It was oenevea me imure wu mn. th.n so in America" re nnw nnrin.

increased since then while warm- uou nvii eavvamiu ivi serial form In the Morning Frelheit.i" weather had curtailed the needs trial plants In the metropolitan area, a record number, start today to compete in the fourth annual lnterplant accident reduction contest of the Greater New York Safety-Council. As the number of Industrial firms engaging In safety competition has increased steadily from 160 in 1943, the cumulative frequency of accidents in all plants has dropped from 15.35 lost-time accidents per man hours to 11.42, It was announced by Ben H. Self, contest chairman. The contest runs each year from April 1 through Sept. 30.

Mr. Jelf said entries would be received until the end of April. It Includes all years. In his novels he gave a vivid picture of the tragt-comlc life of immigrant Jews In American ghet With his wife, Pauline, he trans- lated into Yiddish the works of Wnlle the stel Industry rhprirnv TiimBTiioo n. Jover-all supply for about one LYNCH JANE.

March 31. 196. beloved wife of the late Peter; devoted mother of Peter, James. George, Jane. Mae, Edna, Julia and Anna.

Reposing at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Anthony (Jane) Dellarocco, 2708 Beverly Road. Apartment B. Solemn Requiem Mas Church of the Holy Crass, Thursday, 9:30 a.m. MAYER ANNA (nee Schildge), on March 31, 1946, loving wife of Maver. Also survived bv tos.

Hta rst DUbllshed dook uuuuoiicu ,1.. Yankel Boils and Other Tales," sant, Gorki, Zola and Tolstoy. lu nh1lch.J I. IQQB ami ma a nntlva nf Vltr.Ksk Dual. Ill eXDeCtea to Cause BOlllB im- immpritnu rAenffnttion from critics and came to the United states m'medlate effect on production with In ANDEItSON JOHN March 31, V'-X beloved husband of Viola (nee 1 th devoted father of Ruth and here and abroad.

Another novel 1892. He was a member of mllU! noW-rf (- tcDnrfinn was Wliitprs th Ppn rliiK nrt 'BbOUt ten days. A. dear son of Charles iniianlon VillaBi. nublthed the Jewish Wh ters Leazue.

i ie uovernineiii. rru. i letwii. Significantly, the Soviet -cable to UNO Security General Trygve Lie was dispatched by Vice Foreign Minister Andrei I. Vishlnsky on March 30-the day after the Council sent its appeal to Moscok and Tehran for clarification of the conflicting statements in those two capitals.

Text of Cable "On Instructions of the Council of Ministers of the U. S. S. the cable said. "I have the honor to Inform Your Excellency that the fc her of Elsie Link, Ellen hrnth.

Dr. Fred W. Schlldire In English in 1920. I Besides hts wife he is survived "sifa a in-aay suppiy mi me im Other works included "unetto Dy a son. jjt.

watnan Koonn; two 1 JT 1 kinds of Industrial plants from the mil ar and Carl Anderson. Rcpos-j and Hans J. Schildge. Funeral serv- In at Walter B. Cooke.

Funeralice Tuesday evening at Lain Funeral nr. 1218 Fbtbush Avenue, until Home. 5301 N. Ashland Avenue. Dramas," 1904; "Rise ol urre" ana(aBugnier, ram.

ioiia nivsin ana 'm I five boroughs of New York City and "The Tenement House," Ju; "vau.nsrs. uiuia muoan, mia tour grana- ifrom Nassau. Suffolk, Westchester, of Life" and "The Awakening." 1920; ichildren. dustrles. Putnam, Dutchess and Orange Chicago, Cremation Wednesday.

Health uno is tissue I counties, Wednesday. 9:30 a.m.: Solemn St. Jerome's R. C. ir.iiTh.

10 a.m. Interment Holy Cr.if.s McCORMICK On April 1, 1946 The immediate stumbling block In "The value of lnterplant for safety is demonstrated," at her residence, 387 DeGrawl Street. LAURA (nee O'Neill, beloved the contract negotiations was the 'deadlock over the UMWs ilemandisald Mr. Self, "by the fact that the a health and welfare fund to be accident rate has been lowered suc-i SPELLBOUND! Thot's how i Soviet Union's contribution to the working capital fund of the organization, $1,123,000. has been transferred on 31st March by the Requiem Rites Held Mrs.

Pollock, 65, For Sat. J. Hickey Theater Family The number of entries rose from 160 Rhonda Fleming, screen star, Ouerators were wondering whether TiACHRACH LOUIS, beloved wlfe Patrick McCormick; dear brother of Rosa Weiss; uncle of mother of Francis, N. Y.F. and Albeit, Ruth and Oladys.

Services sister of Mrs. Agnes Ma- I Park Memorial Chapel, 4511 Fort iwney gnj Catherine O'Nell. Re-Iainilton Parkway, Brooklyn, Tues-iposn(, at Tlie Boyertown Funeral clay, April 2, at a.m. (Chapel, 40 Lafayette Avenue. Notice State Bank of the U.

S. S. R. to the in our first contest to 25J in 1944, cu. CTn CiCiCi I arwinnt.

nf th TTnltffri Natinna Dr. Fuller would have any more success than they In getting Lewis to give Mrs. Anna Marble Pollock, for- anization in the Federal Reserve A solemn mass of requiem for cumulative frequency has dropped Spellbound diamond cluster, Staff Sgt. James R. Hickey, who of funeral hereafter.

John J. Flood, Director. iBanK, New York." Only three other nations have ipaid their full Initial contributions failed to return from his ninth mission over Germany last April 5, from 15.35 to 12.05 and 11.42." I Awards to the winners In each! division will be made at a dinner in! November. BOLAND THOMAS, March 31, k946, beloved husband of Anna (nee Hutton); devoted father of Kath-erlne Denver, Eileen Rorke and mer newspaperwoman, theatrical a more aenniw! description oi ms press agent and writer of children's' proposal. They doubted that the stories and one-act plays, died UMV head would be ready to terday of a heart attack in fr at least another week, home, 600 West End Manhat- Management spokesmen said tan.

She was the wife of Channing L1 had made clear only that he Pollock, the playwright, and for-wanted union-controlled fund merlv resided in Brooklyn. financed by a royalty of ten cents said to be most expensive piece of jewelry made in United States. The sparklers add up to 370 carats. MORRIS MARY, on March 30 was offered Saturday In Holy Child (nee OLearvi. beloved wife of theljn.sus R.

C. Church. Richmond Hill. Belgium. The Netherlands, $357,000, and Norway, The United States, which will vJohn T.

Funeral from the Thomas, Michael; devoted mother ofiiie was the son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Qulnn and Sons Funeral Chapel, Agnes Rchm, Mary Bradley and'Fred C. Hickey of 84-33 106th I.

U. Establishes ki bJlUWIlJilVJ fnnt nknilt OX nnvMS. TTT1'. Will 18-14 Saniord Avenue, nusning, jonn Morris. Native of Konmare.

Richmond Hill L. I Wednesday. 9:30 a.m. Solemn1Counly Kerry. Ireland.

Funeral Entering tlie service in January, Beginning her ncsw.paper career fl'm all coal mlm-d They rejected under the scale of payments based Requiem Mass St. Marys ft. C.from chapel, 7703 5th Avenue, on Ml. Sergeant Hickey received hU, early in the century witn Mie me rojaay principle mm piomru, bnlKLcT ItMrLt UtNltb jon a country's ability to pay, has Church. 10 a.m.

Interment Holy 930 a.m. Solemn i-nslc training at Maxwell Field, Brooklyn Eagle, she became press a of a plan to a fnn 1 II Yftar UrriAnf euc'e YpcrTINf5 RARY 'advanced onlv $500,000 of its Cemetery. Requiem Mass, St. Ephrem 'a Church Ala. and In January of last year agent for a number theatrical finance by both the union and 1 Mil" I CUl JCjjIUIIj dmdi 1133000 due.

Great Britain has d- 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery, sailed for England with, the 8th including "Floiadora." She nuv nouywooa, aPui 1 lu.rj-omnr) a need $300,000 of her $3,692,750, BROWN March 30. 1946, JOHN, He WM Rraduale 0fialso took care of, the publicity for resulting from mine accidents, TO meet me steadily increasing lempie, 11-ypar-oin mm cr ua an1 china 200,000 of her rciuwun uioi.ic ivnnu-: Kicnmond Hill High school, ana several tisie ae woue pinys, ana demand for admission from veter- luu ,000 vat Avruwthirr tit Iwnm a mnthrl formerly was employed by the later was pies agent for Hammer ans and at the same time accom- rund was emawished 8,500 Troops, 642 Brewster Aeronautical Corporation, stein's victoria and Manliatta brother of Charles F. Reposing at tjn, of 59 Livingston Street, on the Galligan Funeral Home, 978 Bed-Sunday, March 31. 1946, beloved ford Avenue.

Requiem Mass on of Franklin Edward, Charles Wednesday, 9:15, Fourteen Holv Samuel. John Burck. Leonard Arthur modate high school graduates, LoiirI Long Island City. Opera House. At one time she Mrs.

Grace Temple, mother of UNO until the first bud- i i 1K1HI1U UII1VCIMLV in CALttLHlftim IK. 1 Ai. While at Maxwell Field the 37- associated with the Hippodrome. vear-'round continuous session i ,1 Bet 'u PPved at. the September President Trtem Walke.

Met" daulu1 Assembly meeting. The annual Wives. Babies Due tnan Martyrs Church. Interment Holy and Mrs. William Bailey.

Service year-old flier married the former Cross Cemetery. 'at St. Ann's Episcopal Church, Clin- Antoinette Hajek of College Point. ex trw it a 'ton and Livingston Streets, on Mrs. Hlckev and their 18-month-old Zr.

Jr. Wednesday, a m. daughter, Mary Lou. are living with "In Old Edam" stood out as one of her most successful one-act plays. Mrs.

Pollock, 65, was born in Chicago, the daughter of Edward Seven shias bringing approxi- hlghhoo, gradu- liT matelv 8.500 troops and anotherifj' "ho could not be admitted In, actr(lfis marrje(, Jg.k 1940 i'" 'b0Ut W-- February will admllted to new npiai. iac, with 642 bride, and children of reshman June Agar, "Priva last ARMY TO QUIT ealfe announced todav. 1 somewmai less of the laui Walter Cla ke; aurmed PETTIT JOSEPH on Sunday at .34 125lh 8t Rlchmond Katherine Wilson Marble, also Edvth Mand. Edi.h Holden ST. J.IH.

on me stage wno Amerlc, servicc men were sched 10, he said. June high school gradu CHINESE THEATER, MAY 1 uary. ates will begin sessions July 1, while nn Jnlv 12 another eronn will be' ourvivuig aiso are uiree oromers. 'piavea ingenue pans uiuu a ie and Carol Ann Holden Service. atlSeph; brother of Mrs.

Dorothy Tnomas a vetw alldlPcar8 her' death at the age mvt in New York today. 'John W. Southard, 166 Rutland Wieden. Services at the Fairchild J()Seah and f0ur sisters Mrs Mur- of 80 in 1933 The ldtter the PresWent T'WT- Road, Freeport, Tuesday, April 2. CnapoIi 89.31 mih Slreet, Jamaica, Mr, rwnthv rv pi.

xt Polin-k nrenteri h''-'h fm Southampton. Shanghai, April 1 (UR) U. Gen. 1 Albert C. Wedemeyer announced today that the U.

8. Army's Chi admitted for a nine-week session NEW CARRIER TRAINS 'CA usual Fal1 FOR ATOM BOMB TEST at 1 p.m. Interment Green-Wood p.m. 'etro. Mrs.

Eleanor Sbrasy' and Sis- to the Library of Congress the diary i The troop bps the l.iomg nese tlieater of operations will be remetery. ter Margaret Vincent ol the Mary! of her great-greai-great-grand- "Tills arrangement of' beginning 1 an Dtew, April 1 nj.p. shut down on May 1. POWERS MARY March 30, 1946, beloved mother of the Rev. Louis Academy.

father, William Warren, a "E' 0ro Ait. The aircraft carrier Khanari La to-1 General Wedemeyer told a Dress CORSINI ALEXANDKR, on the 29th day of March, 1946. at his of the first company of English ac- began training for the atomic that an estimated 3,000 Jo.seph A. Powers of St. Thomas home.

1828 83d Street. 'Z Ph'h s.if Hnum, i RnMlaw Victo.T. from South-Win their studies as soon test in the Klklnl atoll. in addition to ner husDand, a. navyldisrharM nosslble.

Thev will not The giant new carrier arrived Eugene J. and the late George F. nn na wintar i-iaian Jr i iv 17 a ii a 1 1 i TOMPKINS WILLIAM band of the late Gaetantna; loving nana oi tne mte uae am.ia, to 4.000 army troops will remain in China after May 1 to handle disposal of surplus property, assist the Chinese to repatriate Japanese, help move the Chinest armies, train g'Puwers. grandmother of Ellen and' 7." I personnel. have to wait until Fall.

While it yesterday from Norfolk, loaded with LiriV'T "SiEugen. Solemn Requiem' 'Z'' Donald Holland, from Antwerp, would be possible for veterans and irpi.n, lperi John the Solemn and' Julia' Tompkins. Repos- vin. writer and radio St. Tnomas ,14 ti Letizia of St.

Baptist; rr. i A other students to attend wil1 aircraft personnel devoted father-in-law of Virginia i rsZh 'h ln at Fisher's Chapel, 1230 Bush-survive, a.m., nhan, Sea Devil, from Havre, 2,062 ously and thus speed their the atomic experiment prior to (Chinese trops and assist Gen i ir.iu.. nuuiiiiso v. vv.bv. I George C.

Marshall's peace mis hiiu Liuciue, urar Kittiiuiniuri ui Drt.in w.nh ilck Avenue. Brooklyn. Requiem at Chapel of Joseph O. Wednesday, April L.nLn,L.r'. MMk.r 9th Street and 4th Avenue.

qmJ'cwitmI Mother troops. of their courses, such acceler- uri'u'c Wooster Victory, from Havre, 863 ation will not be encouraged. It Bikini in July. Alexander, Ernest, Nina Jeanette, Vit, Wnl. Dnr1i anrl lllllfl sion.

Deactivation of the Chinese will be nermitted onlv in exceDtion-l "uruig uir ope.iuon oningri om ai fiBe, The continuous session Ls wil1 RMr Admiral Clif- theater will speed up the return of Reposing at ie Andrew Torregrossa RAPPOLD WILLIAM retired Interment National Cemetery, Pine- Die in LOS Angeles Haiiipden-Sydney Victory, Funeral Home, 1305 79th StreetJNew city Fire Department, on lan. I Los Angeles, April 1 (UP) Mrs. 960 troops. Funeral April Solemn Marcn 31, 19, beloved husband of! TRH. on Satiirriv li7beth Rickenbacker, 82.

mother, u. o. Marines irom normern unina, General Wedemeyer said. designed to make our facilities r- uagsiup javailable to more students, not to; the veteran through in trft UU. Iminimum of time" of 500 Akron Transportation nequiem iviasa at a.m.

i 01. Mary; lather or Marie UeBetta ana Pl- tuolB vicfceiiucer, uiru Flnbar's Chureh. Inteiment St.rwm,tjn Ranriold: also survived 1 "a.Tn 30, I944, husband of the afler naving ln tall- MQVOr 5eeS J-rt. i.atnpnne inf mpizpipd. sprv pps i iL.

8-STATE ALARM SEKS 12-YEAR-OLD BORO GIRL n.si spanbth Mpn ttfr let ore 1I11T IIPHIITI inr iTllJlirilS. John's Cemetery. iuj vw B.v.sasv..., vnv WaHpf Hnnlr Tip P11-! o. iu. hi or enn wnr war i qp inn Realty Tax Hike Mrs.

Lizzie r. Peterson. 86 Akron. Ohio, April 1 aiRi-Pubiici An iffht.Atftt rtrdlA Alarm mrat chUd apei. FankTln Avenue at PUtbUsh Avenue'! president of Eastern Airlines, was; Continued from Page 1 Mrs.

Lizzie Franklin Peterson, 86, transportation in this capital of I rent out today for 12-year-olds Clau- 12th Street. Garden Citv. Tuesday. at ner side when sne died. The COSCHINA ANNA L.

'nee Kenny), March 31, 1946, beloved wife of the late James; dear aunt of Eleanor Mullane and John J. Kenny; also survived by one grandniece, Ann Mullane. Mass of Requiem im 8 30 om Funeral Wednesday 2 vmnrt tattrs vt Doay is Deing laKen to co umous, 4. 'motner or Frank in E. Peterson, atw wmiw 01 i suuum nace, termr-me EvergrnsJmi vlT.

IZ hjo. for burial. 1 ba. ft. 0 de.

ay by a strike of wor who her Cemetery. reaidence. 4M Dean street urviving ner are two aaugniere, ri" partment 01 me iaerai Reserve ymy. The 111 lust xeen in the vVfnlt Bank of New York, died esterdav at maculate Heart of Mary R. C.

RHALL CATHERINE (nee Cul-I" 310 am Interment R- Hanson- both of Columbus, Ohio, timated general fund of 2750 imi nf is street nttive April 13, 10 a.m. Interment The Board of Estimate, after re- Church, Wedneday, 10 a m. Inter County Longford, Ireland, on March Detroit; Dewey, Louis and Albert' ceiv DUQget ana inc nifAsaKc her home. 59 Livingston St. She hadL HH.r.

ii nn nom' 3crtbd been 111 two weeks. ndel nmy disrupt as 4 feet 11 inches, of medium build, Mrs. Peterson was the widow StJ? drk olive mnUM brown hair Charles Samuel Peterson. 'M -nd welghln 54 Pound' For the last 14 years she had been 0I lhelr car or hltch- She fa. dressed ln a brown a member of St.

Ann's Episcopal Mlrik, tan v.mel-halr coat maroon dress ment Holy Cross Cemetery. 1 ix at Chapel of Joseph Q. Duffy, 9th Street and 4th Avenue. 111 tUlKJl ii iiwaiuu, mi u- 30. 1946.

wife of the late John WERTHER JEAN H. of Rickenbacker, all of Los Angeles. beloved mother of Margaret Oer.tre, suddenly. March 1 public hearings on the program. After the hearings it will be sub- niuieu Mir v.uu...

ichurch, 131 Clinton where fu- Cunningham On March 30' 1946, belov.fd of Irpne Mrs. Charles Brown 1946. HELEN of Mrs. Annej'" oiei of mi' The funeral of Mrs. Anna Brown.

C. McMahon; aunt of Helen Pa- Jm. Charles Ellen Rose-, 51i ot ng.og 204U. a resident of van soru ana snoes, mna F. L.

Machinist Union, which IS rvini brown hndh mntininir a oiuuim! wn.u.,uuu neral services will be held at 1 1 a.m. 1U jir, w-' Wednesday. Burial will be ln Ken-i nV' dollar mil. tricia A. and Mark L.

McMaHon. ,,7" 'ra lrenf Queens for the last 19 years, wUi be ine Duaktet niiiM uc luimaiij i BorromeoR. C. Church. romeoChuch: lnt.

aer 0 adopted and readv for operation thr- tlie C. I. O. Transport Workers rjENTAL JOURNAL HITS when the fiscal vear starts July 1. SurvWln gaUo are three other wnifh is demanding a 32- fZT.Jl,-1 Uons, Charles 8amuel, John Burchi OF VIVISECTION Church of St.

Augustine Columbus, Ohio. Funeral April 3 Llnden Boulevard. St. Albans. A ijuiii uutucnaiu, ot-.

iiuniia. n. Ary wic in itnmivi from the Macken Mortuary. Bock-Uolemn ma. of reouiem will follow! headaches is Drovided ln a list "ihour work week.

ROHLFS On March 29. 1946 :3 i.m': at St. Catherine of Slen-litenw of increase in the budget aa'ln DOWNING WALTER Of Chicago, April 1 (UR-The American Dental Association Journal today attacked opponents of animal vivisection as "misguided persons" seeking a "strange emotional out- the let ivcMuicm Am. onurtn i iiia R. c.

Church, St. Albans. Burial which are chargeable to the tax rt i.n.7 P.t.r.r,n 'CorJinrtl AcLc a.m. interment Cemetery of the! will be in St. John's Cemetery.

levy. The list amounts to some $88- Hoard BrowerandJart Peterson. Cardinal ASkS Support Holy Rood, Westbury, L. I. Kindlyj Mrs.

Brown, who was the wife of 703,000. I Of Catholic Charities umn iirn, unaries urown nieo ni i inorrv j. nnmanu r.i iu.j in 1 I 11 nui 1 Int. I I IT WBR I.W 1 ILir-u uhantv was rte.vrlbeo 11-42 219th Street, Queens VIllasajELLA- "nt Mr- James March 30. 1946, devoted father of honey: mother of William H.

Rohlf. E. Schweiker and Atln W. Moran Fu- Phelan; also survived by one Hom- 12 6th Avenue: Mass one brother, one granddaughter and! Church of St. Augustine Tuesday.

two great-grandsons. Services at m- Die Stutzmann Funeral Home. 224-391 RrtSEftn w.rh 1(Ui, $18,110,000 For Vets Reoriniea rrom lunaer mm hiwmii, a nt srtcti.n.i,. writing in the April Issue. Dr.

attack while visiting at the T3itt()DaP of her daughter, Mrs. Ellza- A solemn requiem mass will be Mnn hv Pranpt. nurdinai Harold Hillenbrand, editor, declared Mcianny, at 113-ib ustn St. owerea ior tiarry j. nermance, yesterday In a radio ap- "tne sensational and distorted pres CLIFFORD In fond memory of our beloved PATTY LOU.

Besides her husband and daughter, entations of one segment of the a retired patrolman, tomorrow Support of the 27th annual The larger Items on the list are $18,110,000 for veterans returning to city Jobs. $12,500,000 to cover the loss of the utility tax applied to debt service, a S9.Q76.00O increase in pension contributions, $8,218,000 for she is survived by four other FAMILY. press'' threatened to hamper "Irreparably" the progress of blologis, dental and medical research. Ifund appeal of New York Catliolic sius Church. 62dSt.

awl Bay Park-Cnr iitlM ne Mrdinal decIared way Mr. Hermance, who died Friday if we ft daughters, Mrs. Anna Meissner, Mrs. Irene Krummenacker, Ruth and Mary: five sons. Edain.

James. Jamaica Avenue Queens LINE (nee 24 Frank I TJieadtj. pm. Interment toW tf o( Joh Maple Grove Cemetery Wednesday mothr of Margjr 11 am' Madellne and Harry Rose; sister of FALLON -JENNIE L. (nee Walker.

Funeral from rlngton), on March 29. 1946, widow ISchaefer's Funeral Parlors. 4th Ave- In Ci3cnioriJiu supplies, equipment and repairs end in Coney Island Hospital, resided at tomorrow, not only tney. but we, First Chinese Cardinal Charles and Joseph Brown, andlhicreased allowances and S6.650.000 shall perish from the earth. 1564 W.

2d St. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. AiniNO d- in iuviutj memory of a devoted husband S'nnott of a previous mar- in the next ten days 15 000 voi-To Be Honored at Boston covering a decrease in transit revenue applicable to debt service. A life-long resident of Thomas Cardinal Tien, first Chi- Provision is made for 19.785 sal of John H. Fallon, formerly of 135 as oireei, on weanesoay, Penn Street.

Reposing John T. Oal- April 3. at 9:30 a.m.: Requiem Mass lagher Funeral Home. 2549 Chureh Michael's R. C.

Church. Inter- New York City Police DeDartment0?" T.T'nev to be named a Cardinal in the ary increments and salary increases father. Died four years ago today. Masses offered. Alwiyj In our hfarts ind lhouhlj, StSngel WIFE, SON and DAUGHTERS, i ma, fnr eljBn.

in lieu of mandatory increments to ment Holy Cross Cemetery. Avenue. Requiem Mass Transfigura in 943. During the last seven years york Archdiocese whicn hM a. of his service on the force he was employes in the lower income brack ROSS BESSIE LOUISE, 1 Allen gel of 1729 Caton Ave: who died ets, the Mayor points out.

This fig- assigned to the Coney Island tion Church, Ma.rcy Avenue, Tues day, 10 a.m. JEFFERS In loving memory of Hosoltal lire comes to some $1,805,437.95. Roman Catliolic Church, was scheduled to leave for Boston today, where he will participate In a reception with Archbishop Richard J. Cushing. Cardinal Tien arrived from Paris yesterday by air.

He announced plans to visit Washington April 8. Place, Red Bank. N. suddenly, March 28, 1946, beloved sister of our beloved son. JAMES who la riiert AnHi 1 taw tonight at the Fred Ilerbst Sons Qiea April 1, 1S)J.

M.mnrl.l ni Kh William and Tester Rvu nut will im His wife, the late Mae Hermance, New Bulgarian Regime died early this week and was buried e.ii.j i last Thursday. There are no im-; Snubbed by Britain mediate survivors. London, April 1 0J.R The British "MoreoEver, this budget continues the policy of granting the full cost of living adjustment for employes of this group one year after tomorrow in Falrview Cemetery, Services Tuesday, April 2, 10 a.m., Brlng, of Fairvlew, N. J. at Worden's Funeral Home.

80 ni voirf v. nt lom The fm now wt're blue. Government announced today it and will stay in the United State Front Street, Red Bank, N. J. In- receiving their final increment," lie! i would not recognise the new left mid-May, when he will re- Mr.

Stengel, a native of Buffalo, had been employed as a machinist at the Brooklyn Navy Yard during Oone but not for.oiltn. MOM, DAD. Plnu out- iWillicm Joseph O'Rourke FREVOLA On March 30. 1946. JOSEPHINE, in her 97th year, beloved mother of the late Dr.

John Frevola. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Rose Ragusan, and three tons, Samuel, Michael and Otlo. Repos-'ing at her home, 208 21st Street. Requiem Mass 9:30 a.m..

Wednesday. April 3. at St. John the Evan-geiist Church, 21st Street between Sth and 6th Avenues. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

wlng Bulgarian Oovernment formed turn to Tslngtao. China. termrnt Oreen Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, N. Y. RUBINO Kate, on Saturday.

Cite Construction Plant ftesnnted Frees Bundir'i Lata Iditloni RTHUR Died lh wr' Previously for many years STOCKSDALE Tlie Mavor mentions an expanded A solemn mass or requiem iorineg0li9tions with opposition lead-iA. r. L. UultS Boycott iic cuiiauctea ms own macnine jiup April 1, 1945. construction program for Brooklyn iwllUam j0eph O'Rourke.

72. who failej in the borough. He is survived by Of 63 Canneries tea iiiiusuH.v ma uoiue, ui- with an allowance for 20 Junior en wui -rr nr in- same we love end you tiw.rs. hls widow, Mrs. Irene Stengel, and rien Place, will be offered at 10 a i.w.

sa" nanclsco. April 1 March 30, 1946, beloved mother of Mrs. Prances R. Murphy, Mrs. Anna M.

Moore, Mrs. Lilian R. Powers and William H. Rublno. Services at The Fairchild Chapel.

86 Lefferts a. lllTTCi 1 1 laC I Mini II II IN. Ill I 111" nriU'eH ni I Wife, ROSE. son Robert. I.

InmtKn nrl IIHH1 krtl LI1H.L IllV)inil al 1 VCI 1 I 1 i a mm Borough President Cashmore. jmorrow (Monday) In St. Charles: WM respontible for OeorgieVs r.n" Marking the fact that Bmokllnfr" cv dX to form an "acceptable" govern-1 RUP-in fond and loving Mrs. Henry Deike mar: Funeral services for SZERLIP ace ana vinasion ot. otinai wuiim.nt nnrw imn 1 Livingston ot.

Btinai win m.n. ttv-iudini opposition party remem averting threatened spoilage of Mrs. Anna JOHANNA SZERUP, Who be In Holy Cross Cemetery. He came1 representatives, to Brooklyn from Ireland 50 yearsj aleaiieb Deike, a resident of Floral Park uiru icwtti cnxuiiuicuv, iie ceciares that the budget Drovides tnoimh for 25 years, will be held at 2 o'clock April SONS and DAUGHTERS funds to carry an enrollment ol 7,000 Place, on Tuesday at p.m. SEWARD-IRVINO on March 30, 1946.

beloved husband of Clara Louise Pinckney; youngest son of the late John E. and Olorvlna Seward. Funeral services at the Church of St. Luke and St. Mat i this one-thlid of tlie nation's food and vegetable pack.

The teamsters announced they would resume hauling to and from canneries after the California afternoon at the Stutzmann Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Helen Hospital Plan Enrolls students at Brooklyn college and '1 AIMi Bf Onpfina JENTZ On March 30. 1946. MAR- OARET KUPPRION, beloved! mother of Antoinette Kupprlon and Frances Matite, and sister of Fred, Joseph, Matthew, Marie Hell and Catherine Chamberlain. Fu- Wednesday, 1:30 a in, from the Walsh Chapel, 94-08 118th Richmond Hill; Requiem Mass St.

Mary Oate of Heaven Church at 10 a.m. Interment Cemetery of the Most Holy Trtntty. Funeral Home. 224-39 Jamaica TRAMONTANO Pfc. FRANK.

In Soden O'Rourke; four WUliam Qne in Four New Yorkers memory of our beloved uncle. Killed The budget, with an allowance of r77K i ii fnm Mit faf a)tari four lte.vcrtiie in Drj-ujkcuyiKat el (1 r- i'- Tns April 1, 1945 rt ZliSJl'ao, Mrs. Thomas Fltzpatrick! New York Citv is no. a member resenting the cannenea. agreed to Adam Wolfel and four the Associated Hospital negotiate a new '946 contract.

nenart.nvnt Th annninimmii niii'ana Mis Queens Village. Burial will be ln utheran Cemetery. Mrs. Deike died Friday at her home. 45 Plainfield Ave.

She was the wife of Henry Deike. Besides her husband she is survived by three nieces, Mrs. Ella Hartmann, Mrs. Madeline McKoewn and Mrs. Anna Gerske.

according to tne annual repori oi i thew, Tuesday, April 2. 2 p.m. Friends may call at Clinton Avenue Funeral Chapel, Clinton Avenue. SMITH MARTHA suddenly, on March 30, 1946, beloved mother of Charles M. Smith and Mabel S.

"New York's Blue Cross Plan." fV. niAmlurvhln llct lh T0m be made In groups of 600 men at tn.i grandchildren. tervals ending June 15. 1947. For the Fire Department the al- John J.

lonqworth ODD a I.e. Tou are In our heeru. Patrick, Francis, Patsy, Marv Ann. TYSON -HARRY. Died April 1.

1943. Whet would I five to cleup hie hand, Hte hippy face to Me. To hear hie voice end ere hie imlle Thai meent to much to me JOE, BUSTER and FAMILIES. Don showed, reached a total ol JORDAN WILLIAM on March 30. 1946, beloved husband of Emma F.

(nee Dorn); devoted lowance is $47,443,543.68, which in-fteprmiel Prora Sunder Lai 1 Inerense of 423 474 A eerlei al locti ipemorad ecci- eianally bv William O.niQoa ft father of Helen J. Molt and William eludes Jl.677,050 for the naming of 693 new firemen. lr il The funeral or John J. Long- over the previous year During worth, who for the last 40 years was 1M5 n2.015.9il was paid out to hi the painting and decorating busl-L itals tor lhe care 0, 173 63 ness in Brooklyn, will be held Tuil Kpnefltlne hv the service. jvcuiye neniy ho.ii In a dtscusslon of funds for C.

Jordan. Services Monday, 8 at hii residence, 490 14th Street In-'ehET Vn rui 1 terment Qreen-Wood Cemetery. Clt' TuesdRy tt.dU p. 111. LARSEN CATHERINX YOUNG (nee Power), after a hri.f lllne.

STEWART MARY SHAW, Slld- Doylestown, April l-George children's shelters throughout the Henry Rasch. 67, retired sales execu-i city, the Mayor reveals that plans tive of the Wilson fc packing have been completed for reopening day from the New York and Brook-! lyn Funeral Home, 187 S. Oxford St. I Tke Ijrpll.n Rehliii la art a eaalni: II le the etata af lb. Get Armeraie Tke eel ralur le enade wd Aa alhiat.r aear le a berrr Benjeiata Fr.nblia Iaeented tbe rorklnt ebalr la Deeemker, Ibe Snulb r.le le Ibe belleil al Aa le a rlrer la franee.

the Jamaica shelter of the Queens' A solemn mass of requiem will fol- WILLIAMS In loving memory of Pfc. JAMES E. WILLIAMS, U. 8. M.

C. Killed In action on Okinawa April 1, 1945. It the AririT and the Nevr tver look on Heaven'i ecenu. Their will find the atreeu are auarded in ia.fl k.i..o denlv on March 30. 1946.

beloved wife HIO wv, uuiium uv uriu.ru ...,4 1 Walter mrm i firm, died here Wednesday. He was born In New York City, the son of the late John William and Caroline Derlach Rasch. and was a ui minimi, B-iiu ui-tvricu uiuurr oi 'husband, Lars; daughter, Lillian Socletv for the Prevention of (low at 10 a.m. in St. Saviour's R.

C. Cruelty to Children. Church, 8th Ave. and 6th St. Burial The Brooklyn shelter on Scher- will be In Holy Cross Cemetery'.

Elhel Kowaleskl and Adelaide Mc- Namara; also survived by two DICNIFICD nCkA FUNERALS At 3lJ merhorn St. is to reoien with the a United ataiee Merinei. igraduate of the Brooklyn Polytech MOM, DAD and JOAN. Institute. Young; son, Richard Young; sisters, Ellen Whalen and Bridget Power, tvnd brother, Bartholomew.

Funeral from residence. Apt, A-6, 839 Ovlng-ton Avenue: Reoulrm Maa.v 10 a aid of Stale funds and the super- grandchildren. Funeral from the Park Chapel 44 7th Avenue, on Wednesday at 9 30 a Solemn Re- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Ann vision of the State Department of WoD.B7'?D a daughter. Dr.Mary Cath- welfare.

VYIUIAM DUNI6AN SON funeral Dlfectnrt DiKALt AVI ettas ava a oNisontY tt. lei MAia l-IIM FrancU Zavier April 2. Church of Our Lady of st 4 erlne Amadon. of Doylestown, and April 1, 1943 two sisters. Adelaide Rascn anui WHEN OUT OF TOWN' OUR FUNERAL HOMES IMORITO IS1 LMaa tMlaeee a-iWckiaeniter 4-120S Saraatk Sranna-Ssaia I4SSJ 12U IliliMea AvatUckawutee 2-024-7 tuefNS lSa-IA NRtUa aeeaaa llanlea MS70 U-n 'oraat ea.

I tit jamaa US-14 HaMk. IML Ft Meant l-60 mnl I.LAND Angela. Interment 8t. John's Oeme- nurcn. John H.

Tlmms. Director. Mrs. Elsa Ritchie, both of New York, REGISTER FROM BROOKLYN Her memore le an dear toiler Aa In lhe hour pasted aaer Daughter, RUTH VAN COTT. raaoiMAaa nones HENRY McCADDIN I SON niNtmai oibiotom 0' unit rtnfi if tntti mutt tvtrf udmiual ttmmittutt CHAPELS AVAILABLl IN AIL LOCALITIES I SEVENTH AVENUE NlrlM 1-112 aadrM a HeCadta.

Mir. EBBERS-HILL EttaefieUe 71 TIAIS raeiae 1 6531 S7irarta.WetBflt1rtoCltrirtaf2-MS4 noticbTis hkrbbt 6 rv en that Greatrr Naw York Watarprooflns Co. of 197 Throop Arenna. BrooklTB. N.

haj Mad with tha Sacratary of tha StaU ataxaaitl GEORGE D. CONANT Moadlnejet Funeral Parian Personal Service Modern Farilitiet Convenient Location 1120 FLATBUSH AVE. BUckmlnttte 2-0247 LITTER MARION (nee Hughes), beloved wife of Edward Litter, on March 30, 1946, at her residence, 4614 Claretxkm Road. Also survived by one daughter, Christina; father and mother, Ben-Jam in and Catherine Hughes; one 'ilster, Catherine; one brotlier, John. Funeral Wednesday; Requiem Mass, I 30, Church of the Little Flower.

Interment Hnly Cross Cemetery. Direction Frank R. Healey, Inc. 1 mti 10 Itrwl Hte 1MI Traneaat J-l IM Itt I. Tr JAMES H.

Funeral Directors of Nan Tork II trademark. "11111-FIX" to ud for a cement powder. NOTICB 18 HERBBT C.IVEN THAf MonUiue. of If Court Straat, Brooklyn. S.

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