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3 rathe BROOKLYN EAGLE, AUG. 5, 1943 HOLMES JOHN August- 1M8, beloved husband of Lillian; dear father of John Robert N. and Joan. Reposing Harry Qua vie Pfc. E.

D. Lalla, Killed at Anzio Sagar-McCutchan Vets to PayiSemces Held Homage to Standard-Bearers Dfc Rprnjpri Sagar MeCutchan Post. Vet-tturn from a bombing mission! UCIIIICM bombing mission Funeral Home, 134 Smith Street Funeral sen-ices on Friday. pm.i Interment Saturday. 9:30 a.m..

Na-i tional Cemeterv. Parminsriale It I Botsewill. M. nr. aombuh.R W.

Opper. George H1 'Un. trne.St i Burroughs. Ruth Price. Francis CampbeHMary Quain.John Cark.

Charles Rodriguez. Cursons, Daniel Sagar, John 'Doyle, Norma M. Schwartz. J. D.

viraay, Jonn J. Smith fharlet iauahan. J. V. Snedeker.

C. Burial services for Pfc. Joseph Bernieri, formerly of 119 Rut LALLA EMANUEL D. private' Emanuel D. Lalla will first class, died in service of his'offered Saturday at 10 am.

country on February 4. 1944, 1" of Foreign Waix will pay tnbute t0 John Sagar Francis G. McCutchan, Alfred Holmes. John Anzio, Italy; beloved son of Rocco; Jamrs riu-vauieiiiai, jd George Lalla and the late Mathilda land Concord here he (nee Trazinoi; loving brother of jonre served as altar bov Yolanfia Armetta and Frank; dearl over Germany on Oct 13, 1944. Before entering military service ne was a stuiient at Brooklyn roiyiecnnic insutute.

He was a graduate of St. Michael's School and was active in its alumni association. The military funeral services will be conducted by Gaetano W. Cappodanna, commander of Sagar-McCutchan Post. Barclay A.

Farenga, county commander of the V. F. and members! Stankevich. Zeno Sweeney, Peter Vohrer, John Wagner, Robert 'Lalla, Emanuel Lamb. Beatrice Martin, Leonard Walerstein, Alice McCutchan.

F. Wallace, Edward Francis Wendt, C. Murphy. Janus MATHILDA, on iiieday, August 3. standard-bearers for whom the post was named, at a military funeral service tomorrow at 8:30 p.m.

in Schaefer's Funeral Chapel, 4123 4th Ave. -Both were killed in action in Europe. Pfc. John P. Sagar, formerly of 4002 3d a graduate of i Dewey Junior High School, died Feb.

18. 1944, In the battle of Cas-sino. He served with the 45th lntantry Division for two years of the county staff, will act as'Slst Rec. Armored Divison. Sur honor guards, and most of the viving are his mother.

Caroline iam e- 01 on August 4. 1948. rfiiu xa a memner ot the le represented. Fairch MphrrI o-i lThf' ATve on Thursaay at 8 p.m. In- iuuK( mms ami tin- lee; Private Sagar will he buried Athletic Club.

j0y ail(j 1 wfment Friday in Lutheran Ceme It ter- i a lc it. (itchan, formerly of .113 KtiliLlolm's Cemetery after a joint was a member of tho airlfmiwai on Juh -k iST i 1 1 force. nr much on ins re Inf, U. S. Army, beloved hon i32 wood S'rTet Brook of Mary nee Tamer, and theihn iT-d "a B.r00 Firemen Pay Last Tribute To J.

J. Brecht, Killed in Blaze nephew of Elizabeth Treslia. Re posing at Charles Baeigalupo Fu neral Home. 36 Mulberry Street, 1 until Saturday, 9:30 a m. Requiem at St.

James Pro-Cathedral Ion Jay Street. Brooklyn, at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. 7 Nevins Services stllIW- 2 at. Sandstrom's 4603 4th Avenue.

MARSH LODGE. NO. 188. F. M.

With deep regret we an- 'nounce the death of niir holnvarl brother. EDWARD WALLACE. 21. 1906; died August into ,8:30 nm "1 JOSEPH STONE, Secretary. Albert D.

Ackennan. Master. MARTIN LEONARD, on August 4, 1948. beloved husband of Eliza belli; dear father of Leonard Jr Service at Walter B. Cooke, Inc.

Home. 20 Snyder tver greens Cemeietv. McCUTCHAN On October vi Lt- FRANCIS G. McCUT Nora and the late William Mc- tiucnan; brother of Robert, James, William. N.

Y. F. and Walter McCutchan. Reposing Schaefer's mnerai Parlors, 4th Avenue at 42d Friday, August 8:30 pm. Solemn Requiem Mass St.

Michael's R. Church Saturday, August 7, 9:30 a m. interment St. John Cemetery.) McNICOL FRANCIS, on Auirust 4. 1948.

hlLsband of tJie IntP Kjth 'erlne: dear lather of Muriel Fm ie I tiviiaivu mr iu. it 'n in late Richard Bornbusch, N-Y. F.D.; devoted brother of Mrs. Marie NiUson, Mrs. Mariiaret Ws-nun Mrs.

Vera R. Flaherty, Mrs. Wilma J- uargie and Gloria J. Bornbusoh n-eposing at his residence. 127-05 wa Avenue.

Richmond Hill. Fu- neral services by Roby-Ryan A. L. lnur'saay- 8 P--: Ci catholic War Veterans Fi'idav, 8 P-m V. F.

David J. O'Coiineli: Pivst. No. 2264 Prirtav -mo Funeral Saturdav. 9 30 am- Re i 5 A snlpmn rennipm mace tnr ruvaie umid, wno nveu at 169 Concord was killed on the Anzio Beachhead In Italy on Feb 4, 1VM1.

Before he entered the army in 1911 lie was a member of the Navy Yard 15 Club, many of hose mem- nr. t. d. thp Surviving are his father, Rocco Lalla: a brother. Frank: a sis- tor.

Yolanda, and an aunt, Elizabeth Treglia. Mrs. IJ, N. Bodv Deolores Laws .7. Mgainsr Mixed Marriages Geneva.

Aug. (U.R) The Human Rights Committee ofj ttie rniil Nations i. Son.il oun. il Economic adopted a di'l'loring H'soiutiun yestcruay Uaws "forbidding marriage ln'- ween persons differing in color, ligioii. nationality, race or re- SMITH CHARLES suddenly on August.

2, at Saratoga Springs; jsurvlved by wife, Agnes; daughters. Muriel. Constance and Ann; brotheV Mrs Joseph A. Coyle. JllD'rt Murtagh, James, alK William.

Funeral from hls residence, 211 Beach 132d iiuveo. nuoana oi Catherine and rttpos- rC Monlp- 'r mnerai services on Friday, 8 D.m. Interment Satnr- 2 p.m., Green-Wood Cemeterv 5TANKEVICH ZENO. August 1348. of 335 15th Street.

High officials and uniformed members of the Fire Depart- nicnt attended a solemn requiem mass offered vesterday H. C. Church. in St llson Ave. ior 94 V.

F. W. posts in Brooklvn li-f iiti'lmn 1 in m. LUurch. from the Walter B.

Cooke Funeral Home, (W-32 Forest Ridgewood. Burial was in St! John's Cemetery -ur. iirecht. who lived at fiS Morgan Avt i pool of watei in the lli i 'ii in ui u.un- i 1 Hi Li 1 Surviving are his mother. Mrs! Brecht HUdebrand, and two brothers, George and John Brecht.

Funeral services for 13-vcar-' old Elaine Thielman, a Brent-; wood Academy freshman, who! ll'flc il 1 r. Mi.nvnni auei noon mravc in .1. Breeht. a fireman .1. soph puiem Mass St.

Benedict Joseph R.jCHAN, U. S. A. A beloved son wnne.iaier in Ilellevue Hospital lighting a three-alarm blae ini ie was horn in Brooklvn 31 a six-story loft building in vears uan C. Church.

Cemetery. Interment Hniv BROWN ERNEST on August 3, 1948, beloved son of Louise The Fire Department Band played and there was a department escort. The funeral was and the lat William; dear after 12 noon Friday. Sagar- tin. oervice at waiter u.uvicuuicnan rost.

v. F. services Bus Strike Set For Tomorrow A I tonUnned From Page 1 provision that anv Droflts over $312,000 be used for ourchase of new equipment or be turned over to the city. This was called "completely ruinous" by the Third Avenue president and "a death warrant" by Mortimer S. Gordon, the company attorney.

The com pany then announced it would lDe unaDIe 10 pay the promised lncrease t0 its men and that 500 of them 1,151 "d'8eu- City to Hun Bute The union's strike talk re-ceived at least indirect approval from Mayor O'Dwyer, who said that in the event of a strike the city would attempt to provide transportation for the affected passengers by running its own buses. It was understood, how ever, that the city had no more than 200 buses available for this purpose as against more than 000 in use on the Third Avenue Transist System. In a telegram to Quill, In answer leader, dared: "The of this pany i to one from the union Mayor O'Dwyer de- attempted repudiation igreement by the com-obviously designed to lone the city into a modification of the existing 'franchise with the Ihird Avenue Corporation that would be grossly unfair to the public. Mayor Hit Repudiation "The action taken by the Board of Estimate yesterday wotdd afford the company adequate funds to meet the 24 cents increase and all other legitimate costs. "There is no justification whatsoever for the company's repudiation of the agreement with the Transport Workers Union.

I want you to know that I will insist uneier any and all circumstances that this 24 cents as previously agreed up on be paid to your members. You can count on my full support in this respect." Loyalty Program Called Vulnerable Continued From Page Ji Ferguson interrupted to cite the Remington case as an instance in which an employe1 suspected of disloyalty was transferred to an important policy-making job. "I don't say Remington is a spy, but take him as a hypothetical case," Ferguson said. "He was on this highly Impor tant job from March until late in June without any one check ing to find out what the FBI had to say about him." Remington was made head of department committee which passed on exports to Russia. Says It's Isolated Case Meloy protested that il was unfair to judge the system by an isolated case.

But he admitted the system is not "perfect." "U'c will have cases like the iiemingion case coming up. ne saia It's tin rn iw tn find more effective system Wp cooite, Funeral Home. 20 Sny-i ner Avenue, Friday, 1 p.m. Inter-! n.ent, Lutneran Cemetery. BURROUGHS RUTH August .3.

1948, beloved wife of Paul devoted mother of Mrs. Elea Pwicelli. Services Walter B. Cooke. Funeral Home.

20 Snvder Sgt. D. H. CursonsJServicfs Held With 8th Air Force Off Breerv Pftin ueage killed In action at Anzio, Italy, were held today at Pine-lawn National metery, Farmlngdale. Private Bernieri lost his life on Jan.

29, He. J. Bernitrl 1944 whim coi-i-inir ti-ttVi (ha atllK LIICT. bis widow and Celia, and a brother. 1 Michael CAPT CLAVIN ANOTHER nOKlftAM rrMikirn ii'vi WHO LOST LIFE IN WAR Contrary to a report published in the Brooklyn Eagle, the late Lt.

Frank L. Williams of 322 Bay Ridge Parkway, for whom funeral services were held Tuesday, was not the only member of Thomas Dongan Council, K. of to make the supreme sacrifice in the recent war. Another member of the coun- ho lost his life in con- '1 fVlll. was Opt.

Michael K. Cla-scion of a prominent liav Ridge family and the youngest man ever elected president of the Cathedral Club. He was killed in action while leading his outfit in the Hurtgen Forest on Dec. 10. 1041, after having won the Silver Star for gallantry.

Michael E. Clavin Post 1108, American Legion, is named after him. Dr. A. C.

Bonaschi, Ex-School Official Funeral services were beine arranged today for Dr. Alberto il onatni lormer vice nresi- 0t 1'(llR'ation anfl 'At OOP I nto fl nnmlwn. i me Hoard of Higher Education, who died Tuesday in New Glasgow, Nova Scotia. He was 79 and resided at 13 Pell City Island, the Bronx. Dr.

Bonaschi had gone to Nova Scotia several months azo with his wife, the former Minnie Vivian Kopf, because of ill health. He was executive sec retary of the Italian Chamber of Commerce of New York foi many years and had represented the chamber at many commercial congresses all over the world. Born in Bergamo. Italy, he received his education in that country and came here in 1898. He served on the Board of Education from 1935 to 1943 and during his tenure advocated many projects of liberal nature.

Wills $1,000,000 For Free Loans ToN.Y.U. Students late Josephine A. Schwed '')fimciin "Urns has willei the en estate, at $1,000,000, to New I York I niversity for establish ment of a fund to give needy and deserving students non-iii- a Bruchmann. Tien. Bel Harbor, L.

on Pri nue, Thursday, 8 m. bch and Frank X. Funeral froin v' af m-: t0 Sl CAMPBELL MARY on Au-'KeVanS? Rust 4. 1948. beloved wife of Kem swrnlvrn devoted mother of Martha J.Wrents Chureh 9 a Inte n.e on Roedel, Robert Thomas J.

and calva oi 8781 14th Avenue, be- Sgt. Daniel Cursons will be clay vv ithl," tlry 'l1 alvar-V Cemetery fter a solemn requiem mass at H) a.m. in the Assumption R. C. Church St.

I'nti shortly before the mass the' bodv will be tf II 17 ill 1 1 If 1' McLadden Funeral Parlors. 24 7th Ave. Sergeant who was m.t, nric llt'UI HV 111 i Aimrew r. funeral services at Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 20 Snyder Avenue, Friday, 4,8 pm.

Interment Saturday. 10 a.m., Gieen-Wood Cemeterv MURPHY All. gust 4. 1948. beloved father of John and James; brother of John.i Maruarer.

Rirriiiv unrf Giblin; also survived' bv 17iday on August grandchildren. Funeral from 1948. beloved husband of Marieiter B. Cooke, Funeral Home with the 8th Air Force, Walk, Breezy Point, was Massihush-nd nf cn-uuuiri, aevoiea lamer oiiao 7th Avenue. Requiem :i.aiii TFi tint i viLivavuKr, mumra mi- kevich.

more, uxiwara ana cnaries mam Tnurmo dear brother of Julia Seibert and! Cemetery. Edward Clark; also survived bv i five grandchildren. Service Friday. GRADY JOHN on Au-8 p.m., at Kearns 4s Sons Funeral gust 5. 1948, native of Kilken-Home, 1504 Bushwlck Avenue Ireland; beloved husband of block from 14th Street subway).

Helen (nee Barry); loving father Funeral Saturday, 1 p.m. Intermentjof John Rev. James Mrs. Linden Hill M. E.

Cemetery. Harry W. Thoelen, Thomas P. and Mary Bolen; also survived bv one1 over m-n sue was caugnt sister and four brothers Solemn Onnany. He was 21 a strong undertow and was Requiem Mass Saturdav, 10 a.m.,!''" limc- out to sen.

St. Stanislaus R. c. Church, I4th in Brooklyn, he attend-: Swimmers eventually brought Street and 6th Avenue. Reposing'ed Holy Cross and the St.

James the girl to shore but efforts to at Chapel of Joseph G. Duffy. 9th Pro-Cathedral Parochial Schools revive her failed Street and 4th Avenue. jjind was a graduate of Manual Her lather. Alfred C.

Thiel- SWEENEY PETER, on AiK'nst1'1'1'3'11'118 1Iigh Sc'no1- He en-iinan. formerly was in the flor-4. 1948. beloved husband of lne services in ist business in Brooklyn. Her both (nee Callahan); dear father March, and went Mrs.

Caroline Thiel-of Edward, Nora, Peter, January, 191,1. iman, died in 1041. i i vtli Surviving are his widow, the lormer Ann simnson of Brook. Ivn: a son. Daniel- his mother Mrs.

Helpn fiirunnt! jii Sheldon H. Aveniti, neral 1 U'lerdi ill li.il. Hft'Ot 1 IMWUr Lunal was in Lutheran jCemetery. Maine, who lived at 41 Kil- v.n a iremi. "rother, Besides her father, Elaine is survived by a sister, Caroline Mary; a brother, Alfred C.

Thielman and her grandmother, Minnie Metz. Riles Tomorrow For Mrs. Hallahan -m VJ i0LMvV niniuiu 11. iij 1111,01 in 1 -it 1 111 1 ut' Holy Family R. Chur Satur William also survived by five grandchildren.

Funeral from residence, 1379 W. 7th Street. Saturday, 10:30 a.m. Solemn Requiem Mass St. Athanasius Church (Bay Parkway and 62d Street), 11 a.m.

Kindly omit flowers. Masses preferred. Interment St. John's Cemetery. M.

J. McCaffrey, Director. Hartv Opper; brother of Amelia CURSONS DANIEL sergeant, TJ. S. A.

A. of 48 Columbia Heights, killed in action, E. T. March 30, 1945, beloved husband of Anna (nee Simpson); father of Daniel; son' of Helen Cursons; brother of Anna Sullivan and Helen Connolly. Reposing McCad-din Funeral Home, 24 7th Avenue, tintil Saturday, 9:30 a.m.

Solemn Elizabeth and John. Funeral from iHau iwium numcDM jjcuoiuu Avenue, on Saturday, August thence to Holy Ghost R. C. Church, where a Requiem Mass will kn will O'Neil Gains Spot On Primary Ballot Continued From Page 1 date. His latter petition, bearing 2,951 signatures, was tossed out as "grossly irregular" by the Board of Euections, which sustained the Democratic designation petition of Representative James J.

Hefferson. Constanzo Reviews Case Before Justice Frank E. Johnson, Angelo P. Constanzo began a review of the Board of Election's dismissal of his petition for designation as Republican candidate for State Senator in the 11th Senatorial District. The board ruled his petition bore only 700 valid signatures, against the minimum requirement of 750.

State Senator Joseph Parisi was sustained by the board as Republican designee. To follow the Constanzo matter is the appeal by John J. Basso from the board's voiding of his petition for Republican candidacy in the 8th Congressional District. An insurgent, his appeal is being fought by the regular organization. Other Motions -Put Over Put over till tomorrow was a motion by Jonas Lyons, Republican enndidale for Assemblyman, of the tith A.

to void the Liberty party designation of John J. Ryan, his Democratic opponent. Ryan received the latter as suhstiute for Frieda Silverman, original Liberal party candidate. Also put over was a motion by 0 rover M. Moscovvitz.

Republican candidate for State in the 8th. which comprises the 4th. 6th and 10th A. to void the Liberal party designation of' his Democratic rival. James Crawford.

William T. Cowin attorney for Lyons and Moscovvit. says his objections will center on the validity of the lith A. D. Liberal party petition signatures.

Senate Group Rebuffs G. O. P. Continued From Page 1 position to public housing and slum clearance. Lacks Two Features The Senate committee, In Its action, tacked on the T-K-W provisions to a housing bill sponsored by Chairman Jesse Wolcott of the House Banking Committee.

The House bill lacks the public housing and slum clearance features. In doing so, the committee also junked a "compromise" housing bill backed by Senator Joseph R. McCarthy which provided for a five-year slum clearance program, but no public housing. It also would have prevented discrimination against children in apartment houses built with Federally-iii-'sured loans. Daddy Talks the Language Memphis, Tenn.

(U.R) For her first birthday Jonnice Michele Scott got a teleeram from her father reading: "Ug club glul. K'un Pl wa-wa glub. Love. 1632 Biuhwick 7. New y.irk JyJ2-2t Th notice tr hrpkrv mvi-v GB H213 na bn ioxutd r.

il Br'a'" Control pr-mi(i ronmimption NATHAN fiHE'EXBKRO It-IUM Av, nrooKiyn. y. auVIt Th fu9ra, oirttton FUNERAL INFORMATION 20 Stjit Arenas ULrter (-4800 litlfttlt sth LAWRENCE, Jerome A tl Chinrl OOBMAN. WlllUai A. M.

1 P.M. at Chapel ndoy. August etn al Chapel CA.MPBEU,.M.,rK SerTleei In ArrameJ St STtnlk Art. MAia 2-8S8S rntoii. Auguit $tK RABLI.VO.

thirlf, 8er(e he Arramrd Saturday. Auoutt 7 rn MttfHY. Jame IU A.M. a( Chipel 150-10 Hlllnde Atuip JaTs-6670 rnrKfai, August 5th WALH, Marraret 3 00 P.M. al Chapel rrtiav.

August ttti JAWOROWFKI, Brsniilaw Chanel A.M. at (ha pel 1 00 M- S.iJJR-S OO P.M. at Chapel BLOCK. Marraret (Ml p.m. at Chapel HANNQN, Jam Sereloea to a Arran rd IM-UNorthmBlW.

FLukiag J-8600 Friday, August ft EDnOSMA-N, Harrj D. P.M. at Chapel 117 Wt 72ad SL TRafalrar 7-9700 T'luridar, dtigatt Utl Mlchaet A.M. at Chanel HI NT, tllaaheth P.M. al Chapel AC.

Enlle P.M. at Chapel BOKEN'BKBG. Olta Sereleei to he Arranfed QUIINS uu niv.ri a Vv offered at 10 a.m. Interment Cal-i l- democratic vary Cemetery j( lub, who is with the Brooklvn Internal Revenue Office, and VOHRER On August 2, 1948,1 two sisters, Mrs. Anna Sullivan' JOHN, beloved brother of RobertJand Mrs.

Helen Connolly Mrs. Mary Faller and Mrs. Annaj Dedruixe; father of Alfred, Requiem Mass Church of the As- OPPER GEORGE sumption at 10 o'clock. Intermentjly. on August 3 of 931 Manhattan Calvary Cemetery.

Avenue, beloved husband of Kath- i erlne; devoted father of George late'ODDer and srandfather of fcdward. Anna and Jean. Funeral iajiijc iiuK.rav August i. 3948. beloved wife of the Charle.

K. Doyle; dear mother of Carol Onr PnPri i r-i v-. i TL li innMiaC IY1 Til 0113 II I IIUIIIII 1 I II llllllllll I 1 1 I I 1 I I KllllrP I HniHin1 r'L Cha with lobmn m1 Home. 2549'FrimkHn itequiem fitt i aiiKiin otreei. i.

uaiiMiii-i mi'cini in.iiic, Chiiwh Avmia Rmillom la.r 1 ueore bletMa mri AHA VQTl Hriin Vtvon' CvlsJf, t. vumauoil urn n. unurcn. in- terment St Johns Cemeterv. ffuct 1 IQdfl rtn auu a 8 Holy Cross Church, hti- i PAKENHAM JOHN AU- viiwv VUMlUlllii'av.

win tie hold tomorrow at rnn I 111 Help ofivalued gust 4. survived by wife, Honore.lr.rhAHn. a iiV.Mi uvft oucrjuinsiians c. Church, Ave i. apt.

I nomas Mcdouan. for- nue and E. 28th St mer acting chief of (lie Police Mrs. Hallahan, the' forme. am.

GRADY August 5. 1948 JOHN J. beloved husband nee! Tjsi.schion aiid father of Thomas Grady. Funeral Saturday at -rA nm.n Tnml and son. William.

Funeral day August 7. 11 a.m.. from loans. of CRY a joseDn Redmond Chaoel io't Kn0 ep 1 Ulapel, 10J King in. ci thence to visitation r.

Co ouut owrrL, new vui iau.v ui I.arkin. was born in K. ut- juui iivt'a at me; St. address for 20 venrs1 and dtiimugii not active in or eamzaiK.ns she was widely i can make corrections where we'I)ac)c'y'" find it is inadequate." I The 30-year-old Remington! UCENSES vyas suspended June 2C when: jrF7g-flER-EBy-r Commerce Secretary Charles' Lio-nse has Sawver discovered the FRI to s-ll he! mscoM iUj ine HI was at wholalc umlt'r the Biv- lnvestigating llim. I era Control Uw in the DreniisiV" nm'int i wLr'r! Bwhwuk Avenue.

cv jersey, msn rtequiem Mass wumrs nuicu. noerneen istreet be offered Interment Hnh- rr, at St. Joseph's Church at 10 a.m.iand Broadway. Brooklyn. 'cemeterv Holi Interment Holy Trinity Cemetery.

I J- Clement Kearas, Funeral Di- HALLAHAN JULIA F. 0 -Larkini. beloved wife of William! PRICE-FRANCIS C. on August cinie us 7ml Ph devoted mother of Marv 1948, of 311 Hicks Street, devoted'bert 71 Oraff and Ri wen a wMrs. Charles W.

Korth. Mrs. Pierre husband of Frances beloved son Services in es Pridav 10 A. Kenaua, winiam n. Jr.

ana Chlirrh vivil, "line IM-uuirill iVIB.Vi Will i.U..A at 'fSurrermniVs inq rhnrvh i. i 9t "r.nltorm'in'c IllO nue Avenuei. OH i WALLACE EDWARD Knoun in me riatliu-Ji area. I fund be called the Ktnil and surviving are her husband, 'Josephine A. Schwed Memorial three daughters.

May Fund. Schwed. who was j.Uiv. Charles V. Korth died July 27.

Her husband. Mr-. I'ierre A. Renaud; twola merchant and investor, died in sons William H. Hallahan Jr.l!t:!0.

jand Francis L. Hallahan, 12j Mrs. Schwe.l was in her Kiand( luldren and great-jyouth and her education was grandchildren. I limited to public school, iiurial will he in Holy Cross i Prancus ninem irom ner Maiii iut ii. rB mi u' a ni Snlpmn 40 T.afnvp'ttt Avon no Cnl.

Wednesday. August 4, 1948, of 132vv' Mass at Our Ladv Helo of Christians Church at 10 a.m. ln ferment Holy Cross Cemetery. Mldwood Street, beloved brother of! i-. Minnie, Anna, Nellie and the late- Inez Wallace, and uncle of Edward, WE.N'DT CHRISTINA on! I 7 iqo on atm IAIn, i Bruce Wallace; life member of Tuesday, August 3.

1948. husband1 QUA IN JOHN, on August 3. 'Marsh Lodge No 188 'o! Elizabeth: father of Mrs. Esther'1948, beloved husband of Nora (nee'cprvlce at hu rKiri.nc plw' Braisltn. Mrs.

Gladys Redgate. Mrs. Cunneen); father of the Rev. Ed-', 6 reMdence da. Funeral Parlor.

Decatur iSt.reer an1 Pnchn-loi, r.1 .1 A. vooirnue una oroiner oi wil- Amnony ana Vincent. Fu- iinai i iiihi iw -vurri mm enin Requiem Mass St. Paul C. 'Church.

10 a.m. Interment Holy jCross Cemetery. Direction Jere J. Cronin, Inc. A A.

Quam J. of Fordham university ann ot uie late Jonn granniatner or tueen and Edwin T. 'Reposing in Chapel of J. Albert 'Barron, 60th Street at 5th feolemn Reauiem Mass Fridav. 10 111..

Our Ladv nf Hnln cnurcn. interment Caivarv Ceme- tery. Kindly omit flowers. RODRIGUEZ E. MYRA, on Wednesday, August 4, 1948, beloved daughter of Manuel and Ethel Lynch Rodriguez; sister of Virgil; aunt of Violet Stendardo.

Eileen and Richard Rodriguez. Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 951 Atlantic Avenue, on Friday, 8 p.m. SAGAR On February 18. 1944- I'lneierv. John M.

O'Grady, Father of Priest John M. O'Cradv. 7.1. Thursday, August 194H. beloved died Monday in her home 11 wife of Edward L.

Wendt; lovtne'221 st Queens Village" was mother of Dorothea Sonnich.sen' Masuii. will be held Mimieiu ot mis city, died ot neaii anment vcten av in lrtnu it II llHllll. Ill Wih iln" llve" al l.inco lloulevard. He was a member of the de MPPrtRl avUn in M1 that until last 'anuary. -u I OD 1 11 l.niet'llk- I'liNim noi aptain McGowan was a me m- her of the Irish Constabulary fnr iiir von-p 1, i a r-i Kt-rf ill i 11 artillery umt- I' Mre ii I Bernard M.

Baker A 'Mr. r.t,..,.v. leiniiem mass ot M'1 M'elyn F. F3aker. 0-1.

who Church. Queen luii'ge. Hurial wa in St. John's Cemetery. Mrs.

Baker, a nativp of Brook lyn, was the wife of Bernard M. Baker. Also surviving are a son. John T. Baker; three daughters, Joan u.

Baicer, Mrs. Evelyn R. Feeks and Mrs. Dorothy M. Simmons: a sister, Mrs.

Marga- ret. Sheils, and four erandehil- dren. Ufmcmbranccs CANAVAN Birthday rpmem bianre of our dear mother, FREDA. Horn In the beiutiful of God By the vaa-j biff.wd .0 lair some day when our i 0 er With Joy we shall meet you there. ROSE, ELSIE and MARIE.

mum Vlncnt D. Cronin, Mgr. Funeral Directors roturln SERVICE 4 ECONOMY Chapels: US ATLANTIC AVENUE 3 LAFAYETTE AVENUE Mil. i.noi 1 la mi JVJJ (J 1JU Ml i I I i i i of Elizabeth T. Rentley last Sat urday as her "most valuable" overnment source of informa tion during the time she was a courier for a Soviet sky ring.

"GOING PLACES?" PIIONE MA. 4-6200 FOR IDEAS Walter B. Ww Yerk'i The exceptional char, acter of the aervice of fered by Walter B. Cooke i matched by the unusually fine physical facilities at all our establishments. Consultation rooms; repoing rooms; chapels all have been carefully planned for comfort and privacy.

Kvery room combines dignity with an informal air of everyday living. We cannot help but notice how greatly this is appreciated by the families we serve. DIGNIFIED FUNERALS FROM (150 UP color 0r crew I. IW u-m filial i 'i, mi in iMimiuuidii Surrogate Court vesterdav specifically stipulates" that the E. H.

Wallace, 70, Merchant Tailor Masonic services Edward I. Wallace, merchant tailor iiigiii ai at nis Home. 132 Midwood where he died a-v at tne aSe of Wallace, a member of warsn i.oage 1S8, F. A. since iriOfl, was a life member of that group.

He was an ardent sportsman and passed much time fishing and hunting in up-State New York. Surviving are three sisters. Minnie. Anna and Nellie. Religious services will be held at 2 p.m.

tomorrow In the home. Burial will follow in Evergreens Cemeterv. 0HN W. LAMBUI mo. tot.

Model CADILLAC CARS Hire for All Occasions st no VK. nm (Bart Inl l-100-l Proapt ani Ctirtean ttni STerliiti 3-7700 1 Inr. i' postal worker and faiher of the lit-v. H. O'Oady.

curate St. R. C. Church, diedr today in Mi "th St. home, 'J Mr.

O'Grady was born in Ireland and came to this country when he wag 11. He retired from the postal sendee years ago after long service as a letter carrier, and was a member the Holy Name Society of St. Athanasius U. C. Church.

Surviving are his widow, daughter. 'Mrs. V' five grandchildren, funeral vill be from the home at a.m. Saturdav ami a solemn requiem mass will he offered in St. Athanasius Church.

Iiurial will be in St. John's Cemeterv. xvjiii-i r. onunn, ueioveu nf iairiflri r.t ui emu ana juua oagar; oroinerl' Florence lialor and Alfred John i i I A also survived by six granacmidren.j Funeral services at the Funeral Home of Georee C. Herbst fc Son 6741 5th Avenue (near 68th Street).

mi Kat.mriav Auuusr, 7. at 2 nm. tninrinonf Clrppn-WnoH Teniptorr 1 Integrity Fair Prices Complete Responsibility FAIRCHILD SONS 1N1J. rVNERAL DIRECTORS SINCE ISSi SI AtUaU Avmm. lrMklra frMfe I.

rTihl4. Um4 Hintr BROOKLYN PtDSHINO JAMAICA OAROEN CITT MANHASSET May Placed Easily and Quickly ON THISACI CALL MISS HARY MAin 4-62CO J- Sa8ar-'s; Tr, Reposing Schaefers Funeral utmi rr lors, 4th Avenue at 42d Street, after motiici. as 12 noon Friday. Sagar-McCutchan Loving CHILDREN. Post, V.

P. services Friday, OViv imr August 6, 8:30 p.m. Solemn I quiem MaM St. Michael's C.iw Mah" at Heart Cnurch Church Saturday, Augu-st 7. 9 30lMonroe- New VorIc- FAMILY.

and" Herhprt Wnint thp Faivr-hiM flmiil Street. Jamaica nn at 8 p.m. 3n Qemorfam MURPHY JANE M. Died August 5. 1941.

Masses offered in loving remembrance. HUSBAND and DAUGHTEHS. ROBINSON-1919, IDA, on August 5 inii. smooiti.tu uie ay, SIMONSON WALTER H. In memory of a beloved husband andi father, who died August Forever in our herU.

WIFE and CHILDREN. SIMONSON WALTER Au gust 5, 1933. Fondest memories of you, my treasured son, on this day ana always. MOTHER HARRY T. PYLI MORTUARY.

INC let Trt BUckmintttr 2-0174 1925 Ckueek Amm 1 i I Our service is designed to meet the needs of each individual case. a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. SCHWARTZ JOSEPHINE DONOVAN, of 1026 East 37th Street, August 4, 1948, a native of Killenaule. County Ttpperary, Ireland; beloved wife of Frederick dear mother of Joan, Don and Francis Schwartz; loving daughter of Bridget Donovan; fond sister of Patrick Donovan, Mrs.

Bride Conlen and Mrs. Edward Bat-tersby. Reposing Kennedy's Chanel. Church and Rogers Avenues: Solemn Maw St. Vincent Ferrer R.

C. Church, Saturday. 10 a m. Albert V. O'Connell, Directing.

Vltol noticei oceeoted 8 o.m. to 2 p.m. tor publication th lomt day; ei lot at 10 p.m. Saturday nlflht tor publication. Geo.

W.PgGSG&son 20 SMYDER IVE. IT TUTSUSM AVE. ULSTER MtOO SO SEVENTH AVE. MAIN 2-tSAS 1211 TLATBUSM AVL IUCKMINSTER 2-0261 UMI41 MQMIt IN IIOOKITN MANHATTAN ISONX Funeral Director Mm A ahUk.