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BROOKLYN EAGLE, OCT. 28, 1952 CASTELLO MICHELA. on Oc HEID WILLiAM October 27, 1952, beloved husband of Adrlenne; tober 25, 1932, of 121 Henry Street, MORRIS EDWARD A. on October. 27, of 1353 Jefferson Avenue, retired pott office employe, beloved husband of Frances (nee devoted father of Alice.

Services William Dierkos, 47, Executive 'Didn't Even Look Walter B. Cooke, Funeral 8traus) and loving father of Bar Home, 20 Snyder Avenue, Wednesday, 8 p.m. beloved wit of the late Frank; devoted mother of Esther Vas-quei. Elisabeth Garcia, Peter Caste lio and Jenny Passanesl, Reposing at the Ralph Accurso Funeral Home, 489 Court Street; Sol-emn Requiem lass 8t. Mary Star of the Sea R.

O. Churcr Wednes Aliano, Gladys E. Kelly, Emanuel lallerano, W. Kelly, James Benson, Elsie R. Keough, Margaret 'jcclilno, L.

Kroemer, Meta Brantley. M. Of East Brooklyn Savings Bank At Sun' Setting On William J. Dlerkes, 47, assist Bredberg, A. Lemmon.

William Racket, Gross Says LCahlU, Hannah F. LewUon, Leo J. HULSER ELSA on October 26, 1952, of 74 Midland Road, Ros-lyn Heights, Long island, dear sister of Mrs. Margaret D. Arnesen and Frank W.

Hulser Jr. Services at the Lewis Funeral Home, 164 Mlneola Avenue, Roslyn Heights, at 8:30 Tuesday evening, October 28. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. bara. Funeral Thursday, 9 a.m., from Nicholas Blasius Jr.

and Son Funeral Home, 710 Knickerbocker Avenue; thence to St. Martin of Tours R. C. Church, where Requiem Mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. NORRIS JAMES October 26, 1952, beloved husband of Edith. Reposing at the I. Clement earns Funeral Home, 1461 Bushwlck Ave day, 10 a m. Entombment oiy Cross Cloister.

COSTELLO Reverjnd WIL president and was appointed manager of the new branch. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Cora Fairchild O'Boyle Dierkes; two sons, William Dierkes Jr. and Anthony O'Boyle; a daughter, Therese O'Boyle; three brothers, Anton, Hubert and Aloysius Dierkes, and four sisters, Mrs. Anna Steiger, Mrs.

LIAM J- pastor of St. Matthew's ant vice president of the East Brooklyn Savings Bank and manager of the Avenue branch on E. 42d St which was opened Oct. 3, died yesterday at the Brooklyn Hospital. He lived at 201 Clinton Ave.

A native of Brooklyn, Mr. Church, on octooer moi, near The sun was setting on the Harry Gross bookmaking empire in 1950 but the boss bookie today testified that "I didn't even look at the un." trier cross-examination at Camera, Anthony Lloyd, Frank Carr, Charles E. Mable, Jennie Cutello, Michela Manzo, Vincenza Costello. Rev. Mathlaa, Abram Crockett, James McCormlck, J.

A. Dterkes, William McLean, Ann Duhig, James McNuliy, Marl Durkin, Thomas Morris, Edward Edwards, Eleanor Norris, James Egger, Louis Northrop, C. E. Esposito. S.

O'Connell, T. A. IRVINE CAROLINE, on 27, 1952, dear sister of Eliza nue, until Wednesday, 2 p.m. in beth Yates. Reposing at Parlor of terment the Evergreens.

wm. e. Rirwe. 361 7th Avenue. Re Theresa Nichols, Rose and Jo- sephine Dierkes.

departmental trial of so quiem Mass at Holy Apostles EpU- NORTHROP CHARGES Oc-coDal Church. 612 Greenwood 27. 1952. beloved husband of Dierkes attended high school here and was a graduate of the American Institute of Ranking. The funeral will be held cops, uross today toia jrancis Flaherty, w.

J. Qulnn, Eugene Thursday from the Fairchild McGowan, defense attorney, 'Oallo. Oomlnlck brother of catnerine, Margaret, P. V. Costello of Brooklyn, Mrs.

James Keane and Mrs, John Beegan of New Haven, Conn. Reposing at St. Mattl. t's Rectory, 1123 Eastern Parkway, until Tuesday, 4 p.m.; then. to church; Divine Offices of the Dead on Wednesday, 10 a.m.; Solemn Requiem Mass 10:30 a.m.

Interment St. Bernard's Cemetery, New Haven, Conn. CROCKERT On October 27, 1952, JAMES, of 51 E. Brinkerhoff Avenue, Palisades Park, N. beloved husband of Mary; father of nue, Thursday, 10 a.m.

anna; aevotea lamer oi wo to ward, Charles Robert and Ann JOSEPHS ROBERT, October Claire. Service at Walter B. Cooke. Peterman. M.

H. Scandole, V. Schildt, Anna Cannon. Joseph Ombe. John He went to work for East Chapel, 951 Atlantic Ave.

A that his neratkn reached a Brooklyn Savings Bank in 1927 solemn requiem mass will beipeak in 1949, just before Dis-and, after serving as teller and offered at 9:30 a.m. In Queen trict Attorney Miles F. McDon- 26, 1952, beloved husUand of Minnie jnC yuneral Home. 20 Snyder Schmitt, Dr. F.

N. Haas, Joseph J. E. (nee Wood); aevotea tamer oi SAvenue, Wednesday, 2:15 p.m. In- Robert brother of Jesse, Marlon aid cracked down on the ring.

terment Green-Wood Cemetery. Manrahan. Mary Schmitt. Isabell Hansen, Harry Smith, Hulda of All Saints R. C.

Church. La fayette and Vanderbilt Aves McGowan asked Gross: "And and Bess. Services Tuesday, 8 p.m., at the McManus Funeral Home, chief clerk, was made assistant treasurer in 1944. Last month he was promoted to the post of assistant vice Heid, William Cross; in 1950 the sun was setting?" O'CONNELL THOMAS it, October 25. 1952.

beloved brother of Trimboli, A. Verrecht, Joseph Wallace, John Burial will be in Holy Cemetery. Hulser, Elsa M. Irvine, Caroline 2001 Flatbush Avenue. Interment Wednesday, 10 a.m., National Mrs.

Catherine Du Brul and Hen James F. Crockert and Agnes Josephs, Robert Whalley, John Cemetery, L. I. Xeegan, Frank J. White.

Charlotte Gross replied: "I didn even look at the sun." Conrt Chides Counsel Then McGowan shot back: "I'll bet you'd like to see it now." Trial Commissioner James A. Fleming; grandfather of James, Stisan, Agnes and George; also KEEGAN FRANK on Octo ALIANO GLADYS E. 'nee survived by his mother, four sis. ry F. O'Conhell.

FunerJ from the Fairchild Chapel, 951 Atlantic Avenue, Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.; Solemn Requiem Mass St. Caslmir's R. C. Church, Greene. Avenue near Adelphl Street, 9 a.m.

PETERMAN MARGARET 3 Bullets Fired During 'Ride' End Thuq's 37-Year Career Brown), of 42 79th Street, on Octo- and two brothers in Scotland. ber 25, 1952, beloved husband of Elizabeth; father of Margaret Englert, Gregory, Frank, Arthur Services at Fred Herbst Sons Me nd Donald Keegan; brother of Edward A. Morris, 30 Years With P.O. Edward A. Morris of 1353 Jefferson a clerk In the main Brooklyn Post Office for nearly 30 year before his retirement in April, died yesterday in Beth, any Deaconess Hospital.

Mr. Morris was born In Williamsburg on Jan. 9, 1900, and educated at St. Nicholas Parochial School. After being employed for a time with a hospital and drug supplies firm, he entered the postal service in 3923.

He was a member of the Postoffice Holy Name Society. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Frances Straus Morris and a daughter, Barbara. The funeral will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday from the Nicholas Blasius Jr.

and Son runeral Home, 910 Knickerbocker with a 9:30 a.m. solemn requiem mass at St. Martin of Tour R. C. Church, Knickerbocker Ave.

and Weirfield St. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery. Mrs. H.

Edwards, Wife of Undertaker Mrs. Eleanor L. Edwards, wife of Harrison .1. Edwards, borough undertaker, died Sunday at their home, 86 6th Ave. She had been ill nearly a year.

Born In Brooklyn, Mrs. Edwards, who was the daughter of the late Eugene and Margaret Doherty, had spent her entire life in the borough. She was a parishioner of St, Augustine's Church, 6th Ave. and Sterling Place, and had long been active in behalf of St. Anthony's Hospital, Wood-haven.

Surviving besides her husband are two sons, Franklin G. and Harrison J. Edwards a daughter, Mrs. Harriet E. Burkush; a brother, John Doherty of Long Beach, and 11 grandchildren.

The funeral will be held Thursday from the residence, followed by a solemn requiem mass at 10 a.m. in St. Augustine's Church. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Delahanty then interrupted with a "Now, now," and this line of questioning ceased.

ber 26, 1952, dearly beloved wife of George and devoted mother of Philomena Aliano. Services at the E. C. Waldeck Home for Funerals, 7614 4th Avenue, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Margaret McCormlck.

Reposing at been shot three times with .32 morial, 7501 5th Avenue, Thursday, 8 p.m. Interment Oiean View Cemetery, Staten Island. DIERKES WILLIAM on the Simonson Chapel, Jl-04 Hill of 146 Thomas Avenue, Baldwin, McGowan was trying to bring side Avenue. Richmond Hill, I. caliber bullets.

There was evidence that the shooting was atji October 26, beloved wife of Frank devoted mother of Margaret Elfert out a point that Gross did not Solemn Requiem Mass Wednesday, RAI.I.F.RANn NUXZIATA (nee October 27. 1952. of -'01 Clinton October 29, at 9 a.m., at the Church jfond sister of John, G. Anthony of the Holy Child Jesus. Interment George J.

and Anne M.i also sur St. John's Cemetery. Perrera), October 27, 1952, wile of Avenue, husband of Cora Fair-the late Stanley; bcl ved mother of ichild O'Boyle; father of William Frank, Mrs. Frank Licata, Anthony! Therese and Anthony O'Boyle; nd Joseph; sister of Margaret Di brother of Anna Steiger Theresa vived by three grandchildren. Re- of VullMrrtn TJNinaral KELLY EMANUEL, of 1234 R.trt.

close contact. And fingerprints his client. Patrolman Otto revealed the victim's identityjj. Sell, in 1950 because busi-as George (alias Colgero) Mil-jness was so slow tha year, azzo. I Gross admitted thi.t business Police flies showed a rerordas slow.

He said that "all going; hark 37 years to were operating, but when the then Milazxo hoy jworking pretty close and at a waa aent to the Catholic Pro- standstill." LMonico: also irvived by eleven Nichols. Anton, Rose, Hubert, Kalb Avenue, Ctetober 27, 1952 aged; wln. Solemn Mss 8t. 48 years, dear brother of James christopher'e church. Wednesday, grandchildren and fourteen great-m-anrlchlldren.

Funeral Thursday. 6:15 a.m., from Joseph Redmond aim am. Interment 8t. Charles Dorothy St. George and James Kelly.

Service Wednesday, 8 p.m.,rc Josephine and Aloysius DierKes. Funeral from the Fairchild Chapel. 951 Atlantic Avenue, Thursday. 9 a.m.; Solemn Requiem Mass Queen of All Saints R. C.

Church, Lafayette and Vanderbilt Avenues, Thursdy, 9:30 a.m. Much time spent on what a "standstill" was. at George Werst Funeral Home, Ql'INN EUGENE B. October Funeral Home, 476 73d Street; Requiem Mass Visitation R. C.

Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Hart Street corner Ave- 27, 1952, beloved husband of Lil nue. Funeral Thursday, i p.m. lian dear father of Sheila, Gerald and Kevin; son of Mary This is how Queens police today speculated small time gangster George Milazzo, 54, come to a preordained gangster's end: Homebody took him for an underworld "ride" and before it was over some one piewsed a gun muzzle against his skull and fired three times.

The still-warm body was then toMed ont and the gunmen in their car sped away. At 6:22 a.m. today, Mrs. Anna Esposito of 65-43 167th Flushing Heights, on her way to work stumbled over a body at the corner of 167th St. and 67th Ave.

and telephoned police. Detectives found the body of a middle-aged man with $13.80 in one pocket, a handkerchief and a matchbox in another and nothing else. 3 Shot Entered Head Dr. Jacob Werne, Queens medical examiner, found bullet holes in the back of the victim's head. He performed an autopsy.

He announced that the man had tertory for Juvenile mis-step. The record got worse with the years, and included disorderly conduct (New York Reformatory), 60 days in the workhouse for attempted grand larceny in 1925, an assault and robbery Charge that was dismissed, and a Bronx conviction for rohherv 'AMEllCANGLEriONT' 0ted AMERICAN LEGION, announce winlfred Ci inee Whitney); be- arm" brother of Edward, N. Y. P. D.

Reposing John T. Gallagher Fu Interment Evergreens Cemetery. KELLY JAMES, on October 27, 1952, beloved son of Rose and the late James; loving brother of Ann Find Couple Dead; Police Seek Son Continued from Page 1 neral Home, 2549 Church Avenue. Requiem Mass St. Francis of Assisi Church, Thursday, 10 a m.

Giuffrc. Rosalie Munson and LSLr''Vi dr of ri T. O'Neil Funeral Home. 7106 Sr iMarion McCaffrey. Funeral Fri with a gun for which was unable to get into the day, 9:30 a.m..

from the Kennedy wamuton rarsway, at e.ou p.m. i FMi house. -i TWnos oninn Chanel, Church and Rogers Ave- SCANDOLE On October 26, 1952. VINCENZO. beloved husband of Elizabeth; devoted father of Ro- Sons Funeral Home.

36-lojnues; Requiem Mass. 10 a.m., St. to attend. PAUL HOFFMAN, Commander. sario.

Anna Morlct. Salvatore and Broadway, Long Island City, i lua.n. Tnhn1. PamBHH CQG0 Please iLouls: also survived by fifteen Thiii-rfov a solemn Heauiem uu" omit flowers. Masses appreciated.

grandchildren and three great' Mass St. Sebastian's R. C. Church, got 10 to 20 years in Sing Sing. In 1935, he got seven years more for attempted robbery and carrying a gun.

Two years ago, an assault charge was dismissed, i His last known address, as of two years ago, was 214 E. 104th Manhattan. Direction of James H. Tracy, Inc. grandchildren.

Funeral Thursday, BENSON ELSIE suddenly, on Sunday, October 26, 1952. beloved wife of the late Frederick tfcnd mother of Jack Benson Notice of funeral later from the 9:30 a.m., from the Madden Fu neral Home, Franklin and Wil KEOUGH MARGARET, on October 27, 1952. of 85 Bushwick Avenue. Reposing J. J.

Gallagher Sons Funeral Home, 25 Aberdeen frairchlld Chapel, 951 Atlantic Ave- loughby Avenues; Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 a.m.. All Saint R. C. Church. Interment it.

John's Woodside, L. 9.30 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. DURKIN On October 27, 1952, THOMAS, beloved husband of Mary (nee Doyle); devoted father of Mary, Roseann and John Thomas Durkin. Reposing William A.

Martin Funeral Home, Classon Avenue corner Sterling Place. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a.m.; Mass Autopsy Ordered The couple had been dead three or four days and the bodies were so badly decomposed that a preliminary medical examination failed to disclose the cause of death. The bodies were removed to Hoffmann's Morgue, Hoboken, where an autopsy was ordered to determine the cause of death. The Eischens have another son, Hans 22, a member of the Navy, who is now away on maneuvers. Eischen was an unemployed X-ray technician who had been ill recently.

His wife worked Street, between Broadway and Cemetery BOCCHTNO-LEOPOLDO, of 211 S. 3d Street, beloved husband of Phtilsimna' r1vnt.Ml fnthpr eit An. Bushwlck Avenue. Solemn Requiem Mi. Thursday.

10 a.m.. at St. SCHILDT ANNA, Saturday. Oc- Firefighters Pray for Rain As Forests Blaze in 20 States Nicholas R. C.

Church. Olive andltober 25, 1952, of 1112 Dean Street, nevoe Street. Interment St. John's Brooklyn, beloved mother of Cath thony, Michael, Ralph, Leopold, erine a. 1 1 1 uervice at tne St.

Teresa's R. C. Church, inter-jCmetery Fairchild Chapel, 951 Atlantic Av remainder of 50. Eleven were enue, Wednesday, 2 p.m. rr.r.rn I.OIIIS.

at his resi-' KROEMER- META October Anna, Mrs. Josephine Flschetti, Marie Vause. Julia Amodeo. Reposing at Basile Funeral Home. 912 Kent Avenue, until Wednesday, 9 a.m.; Solemn Requiem Mass St.

Lucy's R. C. Church. 9:30 a.m. Interment St.

John't Cemetery. dear mother of Minnie. rionce. 225 73d Street, beloved 1952, SCHMITT FREDERICK N. Services Thursday, 8 p.m., Koch ther of Mrs.

Frances Cook; dear on October 26, 1952, beloved hus Funeral Home, 585 Evergreen Ave as a saleslady at a department brother of Fred Egger. He was a veteran of World ar serving nue. Funeral Friday, i') a.m. in store in Newark. terment Lutheran Cemetery.

in the U. 6. Navy, tie was a Claus was under-age and did BRANTLEY MARGARET (nee Collins), of 115-07 Parkway Drive, Elmont, beloved, wife of E-zt. Grady band of Anna Katherine; father of Gertrude Ohmes, Florence Schmidt and Frederick W. Schmitt.

Services at the Moadinger Funeral Parlors, 1120 Flatbush Avenue, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Funeral private. Please omit flowers. member of Dong an Council, nf C. Bav Ridae Post.

NO. 157, LANG KATHRINE October not have a driver's license, po extinguished in Big Horn National Forest In Wyoming. National Guard units around Bloomington, lnd controlled all but one fire, in many cases saving homes and buildings. In West Virginia 450 fires raged and volunteers in Kansas and Missouri battled nearly 100 blazes. In Texas from 60 to 80 fires were reported.

Many cities, throughout the country were blanketed by 26, 1952. wife of Jamea By United Press Forest fires blackened tim-berland across the country today, and frustrated firefighters prayed for rain. But none was in sight. Fires crackled in at least 20 States and hazards mounted elsewhere. Forests from the Pacific Coast to New England were placed out of bounds in many places to hunters and campers in an effort to prevent outbreaks of new fires in critical areas.

Some fires were attributed to careless hunters. yoiture No. 17, 40 8. Also bv three grandchil lice said. However, he apparently knows how to handle a Jackson, and mother of Cathrlne car because neighbors often Brantley, U.

S. Air Force; dear mother of Martin Scott; loving daughter of Mrs. A. Collins (nee Callashan). Reposing Krauss Funeral Home, Franklin Square.

Requiem Mass Thursday, October 30, Brantley. TJ. S. Air Force; dearA mother of Martin Scott; loving L. Heller, Gertrude L.

Stearns, Ethel L. Pratt and James A. Lang. Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 951 saw him taking it in and out of dren. Funeral Thursday at O'Neil Funeral Home, 7106 Fort Hamilton Parkway, at 9 a.m.

Requiem Mass at St. Anselm's R. C. Church, In- arm ant. Wnlv rhwjl Atlantic Avenue, Wednesday, 8 p.m.

tne Eischen driveway on the edge of the Kearny meadows. SCHMITT ISABELL (nee Arthur), October 25, formerly of 66 of Avenue, beloved wife of Charles mother of Carl. at Constantine Funeral Home, 186 S. Oxford Street. Religious services 9:30 a.m..

at St. Boniface R. C. Church. Elmont.

Interment St. John J. O'Neil. Director. LEMMON WILLIAM A.

on toctober 27, 1952. of 91-25 79th EDWARDS ELEANOR L. Wmvlhavpn. hpkived hus- Boniface Cemetery. smoke.

In New Orleans traffic was hampered by smoke from John A. Wallace, In Army 33 Years John A. Wallace, master sergeant invalided out of service in the Army a year ago after 33 years of service, died Sunday in his home, loll Emmons Ave. Sergeant Wallace was born in the Bronx 53 years ago. His long service was spent entirely in the United States and he won every medal that could be awarded for non-combat activity.

Among the regiments to which he was attached ere the 12th Infantry, the 212th Anti-Aircraft Infantry t.nrl the 21th Coast Artillery. His last decade was spent with the Army's Criminal Investigation Department on the Pacific Coast. Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Mercedes Grant Wallace. The funeral will be held from the home at 9 a.m.

tomorrow with a requiem mass at. 9:30 a.m. in St. Mark's R. C.

Church, Ocean and Jerome Aves. Marines Tell Tuesday, 8 p.m., Order of Eastern 131 fires in Louisiana and many DKr.uDr.nu-ni.nt.nl ucto- loved wne oi warnson aenrban(j 0f Mary; devoted father oi lrengnters, including Ihou-'others in Mississippi. Of Hell on 'Hook' Dcr -i. oi wu ooia outc, oi rranKiin u. ana xiain-loved husband of Nahida U.

J. Edwards Jr. ahc' Harriet E. Mary McSherry, William A. M.

Jr. Star (Stella Chapter No. 29). Serv-and Douglass N. Lemmon; son of ices Tuesday, 8:30 p.m.

Interment Jean N. and William M. Lemmon; 'Wednesday, 2 p.m., Green-Wood Hands of in New York 25 fires burned! fr dear father of Stanley n. Bredberg Funeral from her resl- Continued from Pag 1 prlNonei-N, students and volun-jin the Adirondack Mountains! teerK, were meeting with some land elsewhere, and in New and Jane Antonson; grandfa- jdence. 86 6th Avenue, Thursday, of Annie Searles, Jean Cemetery.

wer oi Aian ana ueraia msuuuis, October 30 at a.m.; nequiem gteele ant) pay Lemmon. Fu-nd father-in-law of Hilda Bred-Mass St. Auustine's Church, 8th neral from the Walker Fu- SMITH HULDA Inee Klopsch), success In several Slates. i Hampshire woodlands were or-' blared out, "Platoon fall in over Only two small fires still dered closed because of the fire 87-34 80th Street, 6808 4tn Avenue, on octooer n. oeig ana neroeri, aiiumisoii, msu, Avenue ana aiening nace, ju B.ra.nprai Home were burning in Colorado, the; hazard.

il aurvived by mother, two sisters and! interment Holy Cross Cemetery, service Woodnavenioeiovea wue oi me iaie Aiirea An Woodhaven; vo oromera in eweaeu. ociv- vrpthnriist. church Thursday. 1 D.m. derson smttn; motner or Miner Jees at Ericson Ericson'a Chapel, I mwrment Valhalla Cemetery.

Servu Service Wednesday. 8 p.m., A handful of Marines pulled themselves onto their feet and slowly walked over. Another trudged up the road from the mess hall. One gulped down one last Win Slot, stro-t Wpdi Kriv ar. at Clavin Funeral Home.

7722 4th Avenue. Funeral Thursday, 10 a.m. LEWISON LEO of Valley Marines Retake Seoul Heights m. Interment Thursday, 10 B.m., Evergreens Cemetery. Frederick Klein, Queens Machinist Stream, on Sunday, October 26, of Caroline; devoted father of Vincent; dear son of Cecelia Esposito; brother of Michael J.

Esposito. Ann' Cibelll, Rose Allen and Marearet Alessio. Reposing at 1952, beloved husband of Agnes; 'mouthful of water. dear father of Leo and Muriel tkimjhjlj autmun, mm Continued from Page 1 RrmslnB at the LieberiW. 12th Street.

Reposing at the Scotto's Funeral Home, 106 "There's not many of them lefl," Walker said. "We got on 1 7. 1 CAHILL HANNAH f' suddenly, on October 25, 1952, beloved sis- ter of Mary F. McGarty. Reposing at the Thomas F.

Dalton Chapel. f9 Atlantic Avenue. Floral Park, L. I. Solemn Mass of Requiem will Clcndaie, were.held la, nigh, Place.

Solemn Requiem Mass Funeral Home. viey oireamv.u.. Wednesday, 10 a.m., at St. Bren- Boulevard, Valley Stream. RequiemOOS W.

6th Street, dan's R. C. Church. Interment St. Mass Thursday.

10 a.m.. at thei i John's Cemetery. Holy Name of Mary C. Church. THE KINGS COTOTT PODI- TntPrmpnt T.

I. National Cemetery. 'ATRY SOCIETY regretfully an- be offered Wednesday, at 10 a Home, FLAKERTY On Saturday, Oc-, jnounces the death of one of its 1-41 Cooper Glen- Sma, Red g.oups puncncd ha 1 Tina fnr anc dale. totoer 25, 1952, of 368 Lincoln Ave- LLOYD FRANK, on October 27, nue, WILLIAM beloved h.h-nrt nrt.rnde Mr. Klein, a machinist, died: at St.

Anne's R. C. Ch -ch, Garden City. Interment St. John's tery.

CAMERA ANTHONY on October 25, 1952, beloveu husband of Angelina: dear father of The Friday at Evangelical Dea that position but we didn't have enoufih men left to keep it. We got low nn ammo, too. We scrounged around in Ihe trenches and bunkers and found some Chinese burp guns and Nome ammo, but not "We had the Hook, but we couldn't stay. Another company replaced us and stayed up there. But it's ours.

Anyway, we took it." oldest members, Dr. FRED SCHMITT. Dr. Schmitt was a past chairman and devoted thirty years to the profession. The organization mourns his passing.

of Edwin and Eugene Flaherty; at Uie Harry pyle brother of Catherine, Ann Flatter-' 10 rhrrh Av- Allies Clean Out Foe Two Red platoons clawed their way up steep Heartbreak Ridge and seized two bunkers. ty. and Mrs George arJonnell.j of' junera, uter-Reposinc at Edw. H. C.

Dunn Admiral Cliwerius, Maine Survivor Worcester. Oct. 28 0J.R) Retired Rear Admiral Wat Tyler Cluverius, 77, president of Worcester Polytechnic Institute and one of the last survivors nf the- battleship Maine disaster, died in New Haven InHav. resa; brother of Antoinette Nar- Cisco' PhillD Andrew Joseph 298 7tn Avenue. Funeral M4Vn vvrFV7A nn Octo- THOMAS DONGAN COUNCIL, i IS wVdnesday 9.30 arn, ff be'y7f 17York JJfwlLwMwhl with the Allied troops quickly cleaned; them out.

The Commnnists came back coness Hospital. He was a native of Brooklyn and was a member of Oltmans Lodge, F. A. and of Grotto. Surviving are his wife, Christina; a son, Frederick four sisters, Mrs.

Catherine Reed, Mrs. Louise Koebel, Mrs. Kliz-abeth Kuchmeister and Mrs. Marie Wackenhut. and a grandson, Allen Roy Klein.

Moran Funeral Home, mc Hi utAvK' of Prank: mother of Charles Avenue. Requim Mass Church of McMnley n0 secretary to Justice Charles BUS, announces sorrow death of our brother Knight, LOUS EGGER, of 225 73d Street. Members will meet at clubhouse Wednesday, 8:30 p.m.. and proceed iiucn. a St.

Boniface, Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. with 44)0 men and drove Interment L. I. National Cemetery. Ijpnnie Durso.

Rose Tramhino. GALLO Suddenly, on October Leonard. Ldna and Jose CARR CHARLM on Octo-1 to Funeral Home at 7108 Fort iq of Unri.n sirwt 1952' DOMINICK Survived nhlne Dnncruno Reposln? af por.v Solemn wedge 7 yard, wide In M(h 'ked Allied line on Heartbreak. The his Installed IN defenders counterattacked. ra.nr while looking Inlo driving the Reds bark in 20 vlpw mirror, minutes.

"How ran I be driving rare- lessly?" Kvans askrd Ihe of-Other probes along the front. Ridged, dear son of Walter and, eronTanH M. Anselm's Church. Margaret: brother of Do ro 7' "'ir 1-" JI. iThursday.

9:30 am Anna uravino oi los Word received st his home here said Cluverius died at a hospital after being stricken aboard a train en route from Philadelphia to Worcester. A native of New Orleans, he i vi ThnrsHpy in inter- John A. Meehan. Grand Knight. Reposing at ment calvary Cemetery.

Singer Asks Cops To Stop Pranksters London, Oct, 28 U.R Wednesday. 9 a.m.. from Jacob Schaefer's Henry C. Triebert, Recorder. Funeral Parlors, 4th Kath-'norlnwest northeast of the il Avenue at 42d Street.

Notice of; M.miron October 27. JEVNfF VERRECHT JOSEPH, of 7217 AlCTIO.I BALES! lunerai later, of 53 oMli Mace. hPloycd8th Avenu, Reposing at O'Neil Stenger Funeral Home, 289 St. Nicholas Ri-isewood; Requiem Mass St. Brigid's R.

C. Church, 9:30 a.m. Interment St. 1 John's Cemetery. Punchbowl ana near Luke tne Gook's Castle," also were beaten off without 'trouble.

GANNON JOSEPH. October of Lillian Ctillen nnrt Iwhv; Funeral Home. 7106 Fort Hamilton THnrimother of John J. Cullen 1952, devoted brother of Lillian Brown: also survived b- six nieces. i t.hrM nnhwa Rpiwdncr Hpnrv leen Ferrier today appealed to police to help her get rid of pranksters who have been pestering her for three months.

The 40-year-old contralto said that just before she sang In Handel's "The Messiah" in Royal Albert Hall eight limousines with chauffeurs rolled up to her door. She hadn't ordered any of them. She said that a number of girls have been fol UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. EASTERN P1STRICT OF NKW YORK- IN THE MATTER UF MORRIS WEISEL and HILDA WEISF.U individually and an co-partners dninc bualncM CAPITAL APPAREL 0.. and the ro-partnerhip of CAPI-AL APPAREL CO Bankrupts.

No. 50380 NOTICE OF SALE. Punoiant to an order of thla Court, notice ifl hereby iriven that the of the above named bankrupt ronftigtin of ladies' apparel and fixtures will bn sold at nuDlic auction, nn THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 6th. 19S2.

at 11 00 A.M., on the premlaej 5101 13th Av-nue. Brooklyn. New York. McCadden It Son, 24 7th Avenue. Funeral Wednesday.

9:30 a.m.; Solemn Requiem Mass St. Augustine's Church, 10 o'clock. Inter Admits Shave-a-Day While Driving to Work London, Oct. SS (U.PJ Frederick A. Evans, a company director, was fined SI 1.20 for careless driving today after he admitted he shaved himself every Walter R.

Cooke Amoral Information became a rear admiral in the U. S. Navy and was elected president of Worcester (Mass.) Polytechnic Institute after his retirement from the service In 1939. Graduated from the U. S.

Naval Academy at Annapolis In 1896, he took his first training cruise on the square-rigged ship U. S. Constellation. He served in the Mexican campaign and with a North Sea mining squadron during World War I. from Dwraue'h' Funeral Home.

8813 5th Avenue. Thursdav: "nlemn Requiem Mass St. Patrick's Church. 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

MATHIAS ABRAM. beloved brother of Clara M. Muller: lovln uncle of Hermanle C. Cohen: died very suddenly. Sundar, October 26.

'952. Funeral ervkes Wednesday. Parkway, until Wednesday. Requiem Mass at St. Ephrem's Church, 9:30 a.m.

Interment St. Charles Cemetery. Ptnelawn. L. I.

John J. O'Neil, Director. WALLACE JOHN October 26, 1952, beloved husband of Mer-cedes (nee Grant). Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m., from his residence, 1511 Emmons Requiem Mass 9:30 a.m., St. Mark's R.

C. Church. Interment National Cemetery, Long Island. ment St. John's Cemetery.

UUUr I-4S00 day while on hia way to work. lowing her to concerts. They Pollr. Evan, when w' '-'v- GKUBK JOHN, on October 27, 1952, of 87-36 75th Street, Wood-haven, devoted fatj.er of Helen; brother of Louise Mangels and Helen Grube. Funeral from his residence Thursday.

10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. 2 D.m.. from his -esidence, 149 Prospect Place, Brooklyn. scream when her performance 1(nP, watchPd his car swerve george rosenrero.

aCction- pnrl T.F.R 66 Court Street. Brooklyn Y. rluls- from one aide of Ihe road to the Telephone: fijnr nS-It rM4a. October llth SIIWIT John A.M. Chsd Df NIKS, Wllliaa r-aaMliw I r.M.

CktoM Wrdnfndaf. October 29th HAAS. Jrrh A ml Chtl KORTHaor. Charlei r.M. brt TINROFF.

Aknhan at Cniarl M-rORMICKJOXEPHINIC WHALLEY JOHN suddenlv. SO Striata Art. MAm HAAS JOSEPH October 25. October 25. 1352.

of 224 October 25, 1952, of 202 15th Street, 1952, beloved husband of the late t-eet, lovlne mothr of Mrs. gloved husband of Mary; devoted Blanche devoted father Hoean: blove Fisterlfatler 0 Oeoelia Radii, Edward. Joseph Charles H. and Mrs.f Marpret RrilR Mineral John. Joseph, George and William; Blanche Brodie: also survived by.

from Chanel. 40 Tflfavettp survived by sixteen grandchll-two grandchildren. Repaying atjWedndv. 9:30 a.m.: Solemn Re- dren and five great-grandchildren. Walter B.

Cooke, Funeral jn I Mas 8t. Paula C.jsolemn Requiem Mass Wednesday, CcmfUte Coniii ence rwesrfffv October titb CROam. Albert A. Ml A.M. al Chapel FRDLER.

Heraiaa I P.M. al Caaael VerfneMfay. October 2th roi l. Caarlet W. a.m.

at Chapd Home. 20 Snyder Avenue, near Church. 10 a.m. Interment Calvary 10 a.m.. Holy Family R.

C. Church. Cemeterv. Direction Jere J. Reposing at Chapel of Joseph O.

Duffy, 9th Street and 4th Avenue. Inc. Flatbush Avenue. Solemn Requiem Mass St Rose of Lima R. C.

Church, Wedn 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. HANRAHAN MARY V. beloved mother of Louis A. Wolf.

15-lfl HiBiida Ava. JAauica (-M7I T'fo. October llth RAITMANN, Maria 4.M. at Ckapel arRROFDER. Alrfna I P.M.

at Caaxt AUMANN. Merr B. P.M. at Ckaael FRIDAY, Caeella S. r.M.

at Ckaal tretfitearfey, October llth CMt'SEN. Peter A M. at Ckaael NEI BERT. Aanrta 1 P.M. al CkaMl WHITE CHARLOTTE.

October 26, 1952. of 224S Ryder Street, be McLEAN ANN on October 27, 1952. devoted wife of the late Frank beloved mother- of Dr. Grace Our tervioi suets aa essentia need in quiet, efficient manner. It alto pernio each family to govern the cost Uaccrtaiaty it hate replaced by oompleta confidence, Cab UUcm Mm Kmg aidxertnd, fnm 1M Solid Oek, frea 3fi5 Solid Mahogany, from 49S Cam(e Steel (rem 380 Btwaaat Caakat aaat 'Mnaii Kamaiai waaaual a any lacM Kocviast ar fmtnrc tmoftM Nnarai facilMmt at aa Hum.

ii a ant amal amxer. loved wife of the late Edward; de- in7.t UYrrk Abbate: of (voted mother of Edith Smallman. Reposing at New YOrK ana roo Btnletn RlinAr.1 w. i Fred Herbst Sons INCORPORATED Funeral Directors Since 1868 At Your Service Every Day or Night Phone Shore Road 5-1600 Complete Funerals Now Ai AIway Priced From Completely Air Conditioned 75th Street and Fifth Avenue BROOKLYN, NEW YORK EARL HERBST PRESIDENT lyn Funeral Home. 18T 5.

oxioro v. Rtrrt Pmiirn' c.ml Reniiiem nav- 3 ov "CI uiuro. jonn, Alice street, Brooklyn, bolemi. Requiemi oi.mrl Mass Church o' the TTansrigura-; .1 CV oZ tion, Brooklyn, Wednesday, 10 a.m Urktym arl Name snyocr vl futbusi wl Ulster l-UM SEVENTH AVE. MJUe 2-ISU Pvawrvf Namtl in MANHATTAN BRONX OUIINt 10 a.m.

Interment St. io a.m.. Resurrection R. C. Church.

iRcposing at McManus Funeral Jere J. Cronln. Tne. DirectCrs. 2001 Flatbush Avenue.

WalterBCoolic B. Breglia, Directors. HANSEN HARK October 27. 1952. of 254 llth Street, former em lae.

ploye, for twentv-nine years. Inter-j McNIXTY MARIE of Valley type Corporation, beloved husband Stream, on Saturday, october 25. GEORGE T. McHUGH NEAL V. KCCH lof Mary Lafferty Hansen; devoted 1952.

dear sister of William Bregel Mew Yorft't Iareit Funeral Dirtrtort HOOKIYN fUNItAl NOMIt OUIINt IUNIIAI HOMIt taytar trt utstac -4SO0 SO-10 NiHa mal-llaiic 1-6671) te taaat A. lSt-U ftortaara IM -ftaaaiag ttM Or aVaw koa far ia aaai lat aataWirtnat Vital noticej occepted 8 em. to: father of Harold; al survived by -posing at the Leiber Funeral five grandchild en. Solemn 9 E. Valle.

Stream Boule- Funerer Dlrttoru 2 p.m. for publication the amt day; quiem Mass Thursday, 9:30 a.m.. Mass Vw'iJTSSlAm l. Breokl7.29,N.T. Holy Nam of Mary R.

C. Church DEwty 9-9053 Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. CfcavaU Aaiuia intrwhwa tote a 10 p.m. Soturd-w Thomas Aquinas R. C.

Church. Reposing at Chapel of Joseph G. for publication Sunday. Duffy, gth Street and 4lh Avenue..