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11 C. HAGARTY DIES, JURIST'S 'Hamilton Salmon, (Simon W. Cooper, On the Staff iPielro Yon, 57, uau-M0NDAY-wov- Famous Organist BULLETINS BROTHER, STEAMSHIP MAN Of the Brooklyn Eagle 52 Years Retired Importer Once Was Widely Known As Amateur Horseman i Born In Fort Scott. he came CeaUnoe4 traaa faf 1 GUNMEN SOUGHT IN $7,800 STORE THEFT 7 A to Brooklyn as a child and was educated at Boys High School and St. Francis College.

He started his career as a steamship mart soon after completirg his schooling. An ardent horseman, he was member of the Riding and Driving Club of Brooklyn. He also was a member of the old Crescent Athletic Club, the unison Country Club of Rumson. N. and the Catholic Club of New York.

The funeral will be held Wednesday from his home, with requiem ma-si at 10 a m. at St. Charles Bor-romeo's R. C. Church, Sidney Place and Livingstone St.

Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery. Mr. Hagarty never married. He Albert C.

Hagarty. owner of the tdwin Low's Steamship Agency which- for years was at 5th Ave. and 42d Si, Manhattan and brother of Supreme Court Justice William P. Hagarty. died of pneumonia today in St.

Peter's Ho-pital. He was 19 and lived at 1 Grace Court. One of the most widely-known t'eamship men in this country. Mr. Hagartjventered the employ of the Clyde Steamship Company in the law 90s and later became its general passenger agent.

He resigned that post In 1910 to take over the Lew Steamship Agency. He continued the concern until the outbreak of the present war, when he was compelled to su-pend active business. During World War I he successfully arranged for the transportation of nearly all the Y. M. C.

A. workers who served overseas. Was Musical Director At St. Patrick's Huntington. Nov.

23 Ptetro Yon. 57, organist and musical director St. Patrick's Cathedral, Manhattan, died in his sleep here this morning at the home of his son's father-in-law. Ricardo San Vera. Mr.

Yon was a noted composer and an honorary organist of the Vatican. He suffered a stroke on Atvil and has been in failing health since that time. Mr. Yon had written more than 70 compositions. Including seven masses and other works for organ and piano.

The Triumph of St. Patrick," an oratorio based on the life of Ireland's patron saint and said to be the first American oratorio, was his major composition. His most recent work was the mass. 'Thy Kingdom Come," written last Darlen. Conn, Not.

Simon W. Cooper, 78. who was associated with the news and editorial departments of the Brooklyn Eagle for 53 years when he retired in 1934, died yesterday at his home here after a brief illness. He had lived in DwrVen since 1903. Born in Baby km May C.

1864 the son of the late James and Gtor-lanna 8. Cooper, he was educated in the public and private schools there. He learned the printer's trade in the office of the South Side Signal of that village, later becoming its acting editor. In 1882 he became local correspondent at Babv-Ion for the Brooklyn Eagle. He Joined the city staff in 1902 as Long Island editor and later telegraph editor.

When World War I broke out. Mr. Cooper was placed in charge of the war desk, a post he held throughout hostilities. After that he served as cable editor. In 1926 he was transferred to the editorial department.

Police today were combine the borough for a trio of gunmen who this morning- held up a clothing; store at 14 Manhattan Ave, escapinr in a black sedan with $6,800 worth of jewelry and $1,800 in cash. Police said two of the men held up Herbert Lieblanz, proprietor of the store, and his clerk, Mitchell Lostfogel. while the third stayed in the car. Lieblanx and Lostfogel, after opening the safe, were forced into the cellar while the thieves rifled the safe. GRANDMOTHER ACCUSED AS GAMBLING HOSTESS Mrs.

Betty Diamond, 40, and the grandmother of three children, was to be arraigned today in East New York Court on a charge of maintaining a place for gambling. She was arrested in her home, 372 Amboy St, by Patrolman William Giattini. who charged he found eight women and two men engaged in a poker game there. Mrs. Diamond's lawyer told the court that Mrs.

Diamond lives at the address with her husband, married daughter and three grandchildren. is also survived by a sister, Afcbie a. wagany. ana anomer orancr, Harold J. Hagarty.

Garden City. No. 22 Hamilton H. Salmon, retired importer of chemicals and widely-known amateur horseman, died here yesterday at bis home at the age of tZ. Bora in Brooklyn, March 14.

1861. Mr. Salmon was the son of H. H. Salman, founder of H.

H. Salmon Co. Manhattan. He retired a number of years mo as head of that concern. Later he formed the firm of Hamilton H.

Salmon it lumber dealers, Wall St. Mr. Salmon, who for many years was identified with the Brooklyn Ridin; and Driving Club as vice president, served as Judge in numerous nationaj horse ihowv He was the owner of the celebrated tandem team. "Highflyer and 'Lady Jess," which shortly after the turn of the century were a feature of the Brooklyn and the National Horse Shows, and which were held by some horsemen to be the finest tandem team ever placed on exhuitio.i. He be exhibit-ing prize-winning pedigreed horses in 1894.

Prominent tn fraternal and club life. Mr. Salmon was a 32d degree Mason, and formerly was a member of the old Oxford Club and the Crescent Athletic Club. Private funeral services will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow at 111 Hilton Garden City.

Burial will be in Green-Wood Cemetery. Surviving are a son, Hamilton H. Salmon Jr and a grandson, Lt. Hamilton Salmon 3d, who Is serving in the U. S.

Army Air Forres In New Guinea. year. Born In Settimo-Vittone. Piedmont. Italy.

Mr. Yon began his musical education when he was 6. He made his formal debut at 19 as Mrs. E. F.

Sievers, Member of 0. E. I substitute organist at the Vatican Simon W. Cooper THE WEATHER William Braun, 71, and the Royal Church of Rome. He came to this country in 1907 as organist and choirmaster of the Church of St Francis Xavier, m-hattan.

and was appointed to St. Patrick In 1927. Surviving are his son, Mario Yon. an army officer stationed in Iowa: a brother. Constantino, who lives tn Manhattan: another brother and three sisters who live in Italy Riles Wednesday For Mrs.

E. B. Officii Wethr Rfrwrt the 6. WtA'her Bureau Nov. iiMi FORECAST Thi afternoon irt.y ciojdy, fiiir, trmo-rature treh torwht partly dimirmrunf wmdft, t.4dily U.lim tfmDrtur to about 28 in city and 22 iocaijr tn ftm rous Tomorrow floudy dimtnii-in mds.

tmpraiura iiinf lo about 40. Temptraturei Trmperaturn where he handled foreign correspondence, wrote book conducted the fraternal news and questions and answers departments. Mr. Cooper served as a member of the Board of Finance of Danen. For many years he mas a vestry-man of St.

Luke's Episcopal Church. He was one of the organizers and first master of Ivanhoe Lodge, 07. F. A. of Darlen.

Later he was elected secretary and at his death was grand trustee of the Grand Masonic Lodge of Connecticut. He also was a life member and pc-t master of Babylon Lodze, 792, F. A. M. Mr.

Cooper's wife. Mrs. Coralie Eugenie Chasmar Cooper, died Aus. 6, 1926. He is survived bv a son.

Edwin Wainwright Cooper of Darlen: a nephew. James B. Cooper and a grandnephew. James B. Cooper 3d of Bibvlon.

A brother. James, died in 1940 Funeral services will be held at The funeral ef Mrs. Elizabeth Brvson Kiely. who died Friday at Mrs. Alene C.

Glew Mrs. Creighton, Church Worker Floral Park. Nov. 22 Mrs. Mary 4 Creijhton.

79, died Saturday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lillian Hambersr, 67 Maple with whom lie lived. She had been 111 two weeks. A native of Cape Breton. Nova Scotia, Mrs.

Creighton moved to Brooklyn more than 50 years aso, coming to Floral Park In 1935. For years she had been a member of the Grecnpoint Presbyterian Church. She was former president iaof the Pastor's Aid Society of church and active In Its missionary enterprises. Her husband, Jolin Creighton, died 29 years aso. Funeral services will be held at 8 tonight at the Harry Jones Funeral Home, 33 Tyson Ave with the Rev.

Kennr Grady, pastor of the Floral Park Methodist Church, officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Surviving, besides Mrs. Hamberg.

Is another daughter, Mrs. Lucy Daub of Jackson Heights, and three 'ons. Archie of Forest Hills, and Lester and Thomas, both of Mai- peth. Lew H.4.1 Religious an! fraternal services will be bld at 1 o'clock tonight at the Weigand Brothers Funeral Horn-, 1015 for Mrs. Margaret Werth S.evers, 69, who died Saturday at her home, 89 Moffat St.

Sue was the wife of Edward F. Sievers, retired letter carrier, and a sis.er of Andrew Werth, former Deputy Register of Queens County. Mrs. Sievers. who was born in the old 5th Ward, this borough, attended the old Mayflower Sunday School, on Jay when a child.

She was active 'in Star of Hope Chapter. E. the Pilgrim Pride Council of the Daughters of America and the Perfect Pals Club, affiliated with the O. E. S.

Besides her husband and brother. Andrew Werth, she is survived by another brother, John Werth, of Mountain View, N. and a sister. Mrs. Elizabeth M.

Francis. Burial will be in Ocean View Cemetery. Staten Island, tomorrow. her home, 110-56 71st will be held Wednesday from the home of her son, Thomas Kiely, 110-56 Jewel Forest Hills, with requiem mass at 10 a.m. at the R.

C. Church of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs, Forest Hills. Burial will be in Holy Port Washington. Nov. 22 Funeral services will be held at 8:15 tonight at the Knowles Funeral Home, Port Washington, for Mrs.

Alene Conklin Glew, who died Saturday tn Nassau Hospital, Mm-eola. Burial tomorrow will take place in Woodside Cemetery. Mrs. Louisa Horeis, Corbelt's Nurse, 88 Mrs. Glew, who was 60.

was the Cross Cemetery Mrs. Kiely was the widow or John widow of Joseph Olew, an ex- J. Kiely and taught school in ecutive in the actuarial de part- pm. Wedne-tlav in St. Luke's Church.

Darien. the Rev. Floyd S. Leach, rector, officiating. Burial will be In Sprinc Grove Cemetery.

ment of the Metropolitan Life In Brooklyn for many years. She retired about eight years ago Besides her son she is survived by two daughters, Agnes Kiely and Mrs. Marie Bussey. Ab'lnw 40 7 Macon 4S Aibni.f 3J It Mrr d.n 3.V 57 4.m. DO AHjti'n 4 13 Mi wukf 3J 41 40 5h Mpls-Slp 33 4.1 S4 Motlr 4S TR 20 41 Montomrj 47 Tfi Birmtnchtm 3S "4 Nallturkrt 4S 4H soi-rck 3fi Ntw Orlnm 5ft tl Roif 30 49 Yrcrk City 30 S3 Block Wnd 4 SO Norfolk 4S Bnnon 44 North Piallr IS 44 Hutt.o Jl 40 Ok.ilii'nu tT Bum 4 rmh 23 44 44 40 Vi I Chxunooia "3 Ph(ii SO S3 i CftiCMo 37 4J Ml.liiirsh 14 4S Cincmrwti 35 2 Portinnd.

Mf 4 Clvlnd 3A 4S FnnUnd. Ovt 39 4S nvr JO 49 Rih 4l 7S Dm Moillfi 2 Rupid C1' 43 Dftroit 3 43' Richmond 63 Dofl Clt SS 48 RokMfll 35 74 mi.uth 29 Sucronwmo 3 SH rv.lport 38 42 St. Loui 30 51 El Piso 48 78 8 Lk City 40 54 Farco 31 Pan Antonio 48 73 Tort Worth 48 76 Sn l)io flalvcslnn 57 S8 Sandy wit 40 55 Harrrhuri 40 52 San F'inclco 43 58 Hartlord 3li 51 Sau.l 8tf M. 18 37 Hattfra 53 70 Sannnatl 50 79 Hoiuhton 28 34 a-ati: 37 SS Houston 44 75 Stirrviport 38 74 Huron 24 42 Rrx.kHn 3 44 Indianapolis 4 SnnrwfM, 111 1 45 JiicK-i 39 78 Tampa 58 82 Jarkronvillr 44 79 An 52 80 I Kana City 29 50 Wamnon 41 61 I.otlf Rock 42 77 ikrt Barrt 49 AnalM 41 70 42 LouiKVllk 33 45 W'lmintmn 49 75 Ex-Customs Man Former Brooklynite Retired 7 Years Ago Yonkers. N.

Nov. 22-Wiliiam Braun, retired customs inspector and former resident of Brooklyn, died yesterday of a heart attack while walking in Van Cortlandt Park, the Bronx, near his home at 82 Caryl Ave. He was 71 and unmarried. Mr. Braun, who was born In Brooklyn, the ton of Carl and Christina Braun, formerly lived at 1691 Gates Ave.

He came to Yonkers seven years ago. He was with the S. Customs Service from 1904 to 1938. when he retired. Prior to 1904 he was with R.

Hoe Si printing press manufacturers. During the Spanish-American War he served with an artillery regiment. Funeral services will be held at the Yonkers Funeral Home, 267 8. Broadway, at 8 m. tomorrow.

Mr. Braun leaves a sister, Mrs. Christian Savage, and a brother, Daniel, both of Yonkprs. and a brother, Philip, of Brooklyn. Protests Rise as Mosley Remains in Secret Hideout London, Nov 22 U.P 61r Oswald Mosley, leader of the outlawed Brltiih Union of Fascists, and his wife were in hiding today as liberal elements and labor organizations joined the mounting protests against the couple's release Satur surance Company.

She lived at 37 Park Ave Port Washington, and since her husband's death had been employed by the insurance company. She is survived bv a brother, Fred Conklin of Tuckahoe. N. Y. Mrs.

Louisa Horrls. 88, a nurse, died yesterday at her home, 31-22 941 Jackson Heights. In the course of her 46 years of practice she attended many notables, including the late James J. Corbett, whem she nursed back to health when he fell ill at the height of his boxing career. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

Clara Anna Mueller, and a grandson, J. Clarence Mueller. BL'Y S. WAR BONUS AND SAVINGS STAMPS More than S.000,000 books have been sent to U. S.

soldiers overseas. DEATHS PIGNATARO On Saturday. No Barrett, Joseph I Leffler, Nathaniel STEURER OTTO, on November 20, of 1248 Madison Street, beloved husband of Marie M. Services and vember 20. 1943.

ELEANOR Barthel, Conrad Lindley, beloved wife of James V. Pignataro Arthur A. Sr. Beardsley, Elmer and mother of June Pastore and funeral Tuesday at 1:30 pm. at Nicholas Blaslus Jr.

Si Son Funeral Maher. Julia A. Markert, Emma McCarthy. Boerum, Albert Burney, Lucy Callahan, Richard Kuehn. Service at the Fairchild Chapel.

86 Lefferts Place, HEDENKAMP WILLIAM on Sundav, November 21, 1943. beloved father of Mrs. Florence Whitton and Mrs. Grace Markoff; brother of Mrs. Emma Marion.

Funeral services at the Funeral Home of George C. Herbst Son, 6741 5th Avenue, near 68th Street, on Wednesday, November 24. at 2:30 p.m. Interment Green-Wood Cemetery. HAGARTY ALBERT C.

on No Tuesday, 8 pm, Genevieve Elizabeth A. Monsignor York Dies as Heart Fails Cooper, Simon W. Moore, Joseph A. Cosgrove, Sarah J. Mullaney, Coyne, Andrew Margaret.

Cullen. Mary Nye, Alfred Jr. De Bebian. Joseph Donnell, Elevina Delaney, Patrick Perinovich, Dorr, John H. Emilio vember 22, 1943, brother of Abbie Harold J.

and William F. Funeral Gallagher, Pifrnataro. Eleanor K. Katherine Pylc, Jennie Regan, MaryT. GaJvln.

Ellen GlaiiRreco, Schnibber, Albert Salvatore day from Holloway prison. Events Indicated there wlH be bitter debate when Herbert Morrison, Minister of Home Security, appears in Parliament to defend the Government's action. Only a few official and relatives knew of the whereabouts of the MosJeys, who were arrested In 1940 under terms of the 1939 Security Act. But London's streets were filled with people with petitions demanding reinternment. Gilgan.

Edward T. Schnier, August from his home. 1 Grace court, Brooklyn, on Wednesday morning, November 24. Requiem mass at 10 o'clock at St. Charles Borromeo's Roman Catholic Church.

Sidney-Place. Interment Si. John's Cemetery. It is requested that flowers be not sent. HARPER On November 21, at his residence, 639-A Baltic Street.

THOMAS beloved husband of Ann B. Harper (nee Tighei, and father of Pfc. Thomas R. Pfc. Edward Joseph, Pfc.

George Anna Doris Muriel Theresa Harper; also survived by his mother, Jennie Bonney; one grandchild, Home. 710 Knickerbocker Avenue. Interment Evergreens Cemetery. SUTHERLAND On Sundav. November 21, 1943, LILLIAN SUTHERLAND of lo6 Sumpter Street.

Services at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lefferts Place, Tuesday at 3 p.m. TELFER JOHN on November 20, 1943. beloved brother of James. Services Tuesday, 8 p.m., at the McManus Funeral Home. 2001 Flatbush Avenue.

Interment Wednesday, 10 a.m. National Cemetery. THEISS November 20, 1943. JOSEPH of 1044. Ocean Parkway, beloved husband of Catherine, and devoted father of Kathleen Brown, inon Simmons, John and Jcxseph Theiss; retired inspector W.

3. O. I. Reposing at John E. Duffy Funeral Home, Coney Island Avenue at Foster.

Solemn requiem mass St. Rose of Lima Church on Wednesday, 11 a m. Interment St. John's Cemetery'. Kindly omit flowers.

WITTIG MARGARET, November 20, 1943. aged 59 years, dear mother of Marlon Frteland and Joseph Wittig; also survived by four grandchildren and one sister. Mary Durkin. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., from George Werst Funeral Home. 71-41 Cooper Avenue: thence to the Holy Child Jesus R.

C. Church; mass 10 a.m. Continued from Page 1 In St James Cathedral in that city on Dec. 17, 1887. Borough Church First Assignment Monsignor York's first assignment was to the Church of St.

Agnes. Sackctt and Hoyt Sts. Eiht years later he was made rector of the Church of St. Patrick in Huntington. While In charge of the Huntington church Monsignor York enlarged the church edifice, built a nc'v rectory and parish school, remodeled and enlarged the convent and established the Chanel of St.

Hugh, a mission -church, at the southern border of the parish. Honored at Silver Jubilee Monsignor York celebrated the silver Jubilee of his ordination in the Huntington parish on Dec. 16. 1912. Prominent priests of the diocere took part in the high mass of thanksgiving which was presided over by Bishop Charles E.

McDonnell, then bishop of Brooklyn. Participating In the civic celebration on the fnllowine evening were men and women of all denominations. Col. Theodore Roose-veltvelt, former President, motored from the Roosevelt home in Oyster Bay to attend. Friend of Teddy Roosevelt A close friend of the Roosevelt family.

Monsignor York was a guest at Saeamore Hill on many-occasions and was also intertained at the White House by the Roose-velts. For a number of years Monsignor York was a member of the Thomas R. Harper 3d. Funeral on Nazi Air Defenses Reported Weakening London, Nov. 22 (U The United States and Royal Air forces have tamed, at least temporarily, Germany's air defenses, British Air observers said today.

Germany's plight In the air war can be compared roughly with that of her U-boat fleet in the Atlantic, they said. Both American and Biltish pilots have reported weakened opposition on their flights over Germany in the past few weeks, possible evidence the Reich was suffering a shortage of fighter aircraft hoarding all available strength to oppose the eventual opening of a second front. CULLEN On Friday. November 19. 1943, MARY mee Scott), beloved wife of the late Philip H.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., from the Madden Funeral Home, Franklin and Willoughby Avenues; thence to St. Patrick's Church, Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. DE BEBIAN JOSEPH, on No-vember 22, beloved husband of Laura, father of Louis and Arthur De Bebian. Services at Moadinger Funeral Parlors, 1120 Flatbush Avenue, Wednesday, 2 p.m. DELANEY PATRICK November 20, 1943, beloved husband of the late Mary, and loving father of Sister Rose Carmelite, S.S.J.: Mrs.

Fred Kuhle, Genevieve, James; devoted brother of the Rev. James J. Delaney. John Thomas Catherine T. Funeral from his home, 72-20 Harrow Street, Forest Hills, L.

on Wednesday. November 24. at 9:30 a.m.; thence to Our Lady of Mercy Church at 10 a.m.. where a solemn requiem mass will be offered. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

DORR JOHN on November 21, beloved father of Gertrude and Catherine. Funeral from his residence, 487 E. 8th Street, on Wednesday, November 24; thence to St. Rose of Lima R. C.

Church, where a requiem mass will be offered at 11:30 am. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. GALLAGHER November 21, 1943, KATHERINE, beloved mother of Mrs. Ellen Ostrln; grandmother of Gertrude and Willard. Reposing John T.

Gallagher Funeral Home, 2549 Church Avenue. Requiem mass St. Catherine of Genoa Church Wednesday, 9 a.m. CALVIN On Saturday. November 0, 1943, ELLEN GALVIN (r.ee Cullinanei, beloved wife of James: loving mother of John, Mary and Eileen, and sister of Nora and Annie; native of Cobh, Ireland.

Funeral Wednesday from her home. 344 14th Street; solemn requiem mass St. Stanislaus Church. 10 a m. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. GIANGRECO SALVATORE, beloved husband of Anna: devoted father of Anna Auremma, Jennie. Lt. Ernest beloved brother of Thomas; Reposing at 7703 5th Avenue. Funeral Tuesday, November 23; solemn requiem mass, 10 a.m., St.

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

GILGAN EDWARD beloved husband of Helen nice MiKillopt, on November 20. Survived by five sons and two daughters. Funeral Wednesday from the parlors of E. A. Dowling, 92 Norman Avenue, at 9 a.m.

Solemn requiem mass LINDLEY ARTHUR A. of Bellmore, L. formerly of Brooklyn. November 19. 1943.

husband of Louise; father of Arthur A. Ralph Irene E. Reposing Pe-trone Funeral Home. 94-19 Roosevelt Avenue, Jackson Heights. 8ervice 2 p.m., November 23.

Interment Flushing Cemetery. MAHER November 21. JULIA AGATHA MAHER. beloved wife of Jeremiah, and sister nf Mrs, Rose Stazer, Mrs. Lillian Hoffat, Mrs.

Minnie Flanagan, Mrs. Helen Hugg and Mrs. Chrisie Story. Reposins at 270 Marcy Avenue. Requiem mass Wednesday at 10 a.m.

at Transfiguration Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. MARKERT At Stamford. Conn-Sunday. November 21, 1313.

EMMA WEAVER, wife of the late John P. Markert. Funeral service will be held at the First Presbyterian Church, on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Interment Kentico Cemetery. McCarthy genevieve.

on November 21, 1943, beloved wife of James F. McCarthy; dear sister of Josephine McGough and Elizabeth Brlcken. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from her home, 1426 Cross Bay Boulevard, Broad Channel; requiem mass St. Virgllius R. C.

Church, 10 o'clock. Interment St. John's Cemetery. Direction Leo F. Kearns.

MOORE November 19, 1943, JOSEPH A beloved husband of Lo-retta Bowles; brother of John Catherine Vellla. Ann Moore and Ruth Youngs. Funeral from the residence, 1968 E. 35th Street, Tuesday; solemn requiem mass Good Shepherd Church. 10 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. John E. Duffy, Director. MULLANEY On November 21, 1943, MARGARET J. of 757 58th Street, beloved mother of Mrs.

Edwin Mullinlx, Mary Jane, Ann and Martin J. Mullaney. Funeral from Schaefer'i Funeral Parlors, 4th Avenue and 42d Street, on Wednesday, November 24, at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass Our Lady of Perpetual Help R. C.

Church. Interment Hcly Cross. Cemetery, NYE On Sunday, November 21, 1943, ALFRED beloved husband of Ruth and father of Ruth, Jack and Doris Nye. Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 Lef-ferts Place, Tuesday, 8 p.m. O'DONNELL On Sunday, November 21, 1943, ELEVINA, wife of John beloved mother of Erin; loving- daughter of Mary E.

and the late Louis Nielsen; sister of Gladys Whltall, Elizabeth Frlck. Theresa Oartland, and Pfc. George Nielsen. U. S.

A. A. F. Reposing at Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 1218 Flatbush Avenue, until Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.

Solemn requiem mass Mary Queen of Heaven R. C. Church. 10 a.m. Interment St.

Charles Cemetery, PERINOVICH EMILIO. on November 22, beloved husband of Michellne; devoted father of Frank, George, Edward, Robert, Mrs. Rita Pensa. Marie. Funeral from home.

552 85th Street, Wednesday. 1:30 p.m. Interment Holy Cross Direction, Anthony Sessa. Jn ajcmorfam GARDNER In memory of ISABELLA (nee Norton who died November 24, 1931, and WILLIAM GARDNER, who died November 22, 1942. HARRY J.

GARDNER. 4,000 Cheer Polish PYLE-On November 21. 1943. JENNIE, beloved wife of the late George dear mother of Mrs. Benjamin Bates.

Harry. Edward and Mrs. Jamrs Magee. Reposing at J. Gallagher Sons Funeral Home, 87-46 137th Street, Jamaica.

Services Tuesday. 8 p.m. Interment Wednesday, 2 p.m., Green-Wood Cemetery, REGAN On November 20. 1943. MARY T.

nce Collins beloved sister of Mrs. Julia Agnes, Thomas J. and James Reposing at Funeral Home. 476 73d Street. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.; thene? to the R.

C. Church of the Visitation, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered. Interment Calvary Cemetery. SCHNIBBER ALBERT on November 20. husband of Helen Ronan: father of Helen; brother of Millie, Nettie and Clara.

Funeral from G. T. McHueh Funeral Home, 1016 Bedford Avenue: requiem mass Holy Innocence R. C. Church Wednesday, 10 a m.

SCHNIER AUGUST, on November 21, 1943, at White Plains, N. husband of Elsa Tillmans; father of Mrs. Irving Rose, Lt. Manfred W. Schnier and Mrs.

William Bond. Requiem mass St. John's Church on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Reposinfj Lyon and Hart-nett Funeral Home, 243 Main Street, White Plains, N. Y.

SCHOENEMANN On November 21. 1943, MARGARET Beloved wife of the late Jacob Schoene-mann, and dear mother of Edward J. Reposing at J. J. Gallagher Sons Funeral Home.

25 Aberdeen Street. Services Tuesday at 8:30 m. Interment Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., Evergreens Cemetery. SCHUMACK On November 21, 1943, FRANK, husband of Gertrude. Services at Overton Funeral Home.

Isltp, L. Tuesday, 8 p.m. Interment Emanuel Church Cemetery. Great River, L. Wednesday, 10:30 a.m.

SEASTROM HILDING. November 20, 1943, beloved husband of Slgne; devoted father of Kurt. Reposing at John H. Holmlin Funeral Home, 5215 7th Avenue. Services Tuesday, 8 p.m.

SIEVERS MARGARET, of 89 Moffat Street, on Saturday, November 20, 1943, beloved wife of Edward F. Sievers; devoted sister of Mrs. Elizabeth M. Francts. John and Andrew B.

Werth. Member of Star of Hope Chapter, O. E. Pilgrim Pride Council, D. of and Perfect Pals Club.

Reposing at Weigand Brothers Funeral Home, 1015 Halsey Street. Religious and fraternal Monday, 8 p.m. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p.m. Interment The Evergreens. SIMMONS ELEANOR.

November 21, 1943, beloved mother of Charles, Edward, Harbld. Addison, Llla Randall. Ruth Derham, Hazel O'Leary, Ethel Freed and Edna Maher. Reposing at 1 Franklin Avenue, Massapequa, Y. Requiem mass Wednesday, 10 a.m., St.

William the Abbott Church, Seaford. N. Y. Gorse, Sarah scnoenemann, Green, Mary Margaret J. Grimm, Charles Schumack, Frank Hagarty.

Albert C. Seastrom. Hilding Harper, Thomas Sievers, Margaret Iledenkamp, Simmons. Eleanor William D. Steurer.

Otto Henriteen, Jennie Sutherland, Hoffmann, Katie Lillian Hutton. John W. Telfer, John A. Kelly, James C. Theiss, Joseph G.

Kelly, Julia T. Wittig, Margaret Kiely, Elizabeth BARRETT On November 19, 1943, JOSEPH son of the late Richard J. Barrett and fond brother of John E. Barrett. Fu-heral Tuesday.

November 23, at 8:30 a from S. F. Duryea Chapel. 861 Putnam Avenue. Requiem mass at Our Lady of Good Counsel R.

C. Church, 10 a.m. BARTHEL On November 20, 1943, in his 56th year, CONRAD, beloved son of Margaret and devoted brother of Kathryn Goess, Barbara Seldler. Henrietta Franz, Gertrude Ringkamp, Regina. and Henry Barthel.

Funeral from the Stutzmann Chapels, 2001 Madl-ron Strert. Ridgewood, Brooklyn, on Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass St. Matthias C. Church, 10 a m.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. BEARDSLEY On Saturday, November 20, 1943, ELMER beloved husband of Sue C. Beardsley; father of Mrs. Margaret B.

Koster. Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 86 LefferUa Place, on Tuesday at 2 p.m. BOERUM ALBERT, suddenly, on November 20. Funeral from Peth's Chapel, 15 Palmetto Street, Wednesday, 2 p.m. Stephen F.

Duryea. BURNEY LUCY, November 21, Bt her residence. 161 Prospect Park West, beloved wife of the late William Burney. Requiem mass Wednesday, 11 a.m., St. Saviour's R.

C. Church, 8th Avenue and 6th 9 Street. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. CALLAHAN November 20. 1943, ELIZABETH beloved mother of Julia A.

and Mrs. James Green; fister of Mrs. David A. Whamnnd, Mrs. Edward Powers and Mrs.

Daniel J. Farrell; at her residence, MAHER In loving memory of PATRICK J. MAHER. who departed this life on November 25, board of managers of the State 1042. Annivartarv mnu ar St i Gregory Church, November 25.

I Hospital at Kings Park 1943, at 8 a.m. I WIFE and CHILDREN. 1 17 STILL MISSING Independence Claims Assertions of Poland right to independence and to the territorial boundaries laid down in the Versailles Treaty were loudly cheered last night by 4.000 Polish-Americans at Manhattan Center, 311 W. 34th Manhattan. The meeting was In celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Independence of the Polish Republic.

Eight speakers. Including Mayor LaOuardia and Hugh Gibson, first United States Minister to Poland, paid tribute to that country" accomplishments during its brief period of freedom arid saluted its fiehttng men with the armed forces of the United Nations. IN TANKER COLLISION Lewes, Nov. 22 (UP) Four bodies have been recovered, It reported unofficially today and 17 seamen still are believed missing after the collision of two tankers yesterday In the fog-bound waters of Cape Henlopen. O'CONNOR In cheri- hed memory of our husband and lather and grandfather, JAMES O'CONNOR, who passed away November 22, 1934.

Ninth anniversary mass was offered this morning at St. Jerome's Church, Newklrk and Nostrand Avenues. Nothing can evpr iwkr aur The love a heart hoida d.ar; rond memories linger eviry day, Remembrance keep him nrar WIFE, CHILDREN and Wednesday, November 24. at 9:30 a.m.; thence to the R. C.

Church of St. Augustine, where a solemn requiem mass will be celebrated. Interment St. John's Cemetery. HENRIKSEN JENNIE, on November 20, 1943.

Survived by one sister, Annette; two brothers, Alf and Hcnrik; also aunt. Mrs. Andrea Simonsen. Funeral services at Sandstrom's Chapel, 4603 '4th Avenue, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Committal services Wednesday, 2 p.m.

Interment Evergreens Cemetery. HOFFMANN On Saturday, November 20. KATIE, of 17 Horace Avenue, Roosevelt, L. beloved aunt of Mrs. Marie K.

Rail, Katherine, Peter and William Wetzel. Friends may call at the Fairchild Chapel, Franklin Avenue at 12th Street. Garden City, until Wednesday, 11 a.m. HUTTON JOHN suddenly, on November 21, 1943. beloved husband of Mary (nee Smith); loving father of John and Mary Ellen.

Funeral from his residence, 2230 Vandcrveer Place, on Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.; solemn requiem mass St. Jerome's R. C. Church. Thomas Edward Ireland, Directors.

KELLY JAMES November 19, 1943, beloved husband of Grace devoted father of 1st Lt. Grace Rose Kelly, Kings County Hospital Unit, North Africa; cousin of Delia Hughes and Edward Lynch. Funeral from Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 151 Linden Boulevard. Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.; solemn requiem mass Holy Crass Church, 10 a.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cloister. Please omit flowers. KELLY JULIA T. (nee Collins), on November 21. beloved wife of Thomas; mother of Mary, Seaman John U.

S. Julia and Nancy. Funeral from her home. 377 1st Street, on Wednesday, November 24 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass at St.

Francis Xavler's Church, at 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. KIELY ELIZABETH A. (nee Brysont. Friday.

November 19, 1943, widow of John beloved mother of Thomas, Agnes and Mrs. Marie Bussey. Reposing at her son's residence. 110-56 Jewel Avenue, Forest Hills, L. I Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.; solemn requiem mass at Church of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs.

Forest Hills, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. LEFFLER NATHANIEL, beloved husband of Frances; devoted father of Dorothy and Stephen; dear brother of Rose Smllow, Jennie Madden, Jick and Abe. Funeral services Tuesday, November 23, 1 p.m., at Flatbush Memorial Chapel, Walter ft. Coofet iwoDaroaATSu DIGNIFIED Aslom 11 FUNERALS At 0J OUR FUNERAL HOMES TS.rrftDap Kcmembrance GORDEN BETTY.

Birthday remembrance of our beloved daughter and dear sister. Our Up cannot tell hnw miss her. Our hearts cannoi tell what to say, God alone knows how we miaa her, In a horrie thai Is ionecma today, MOTHER. FATHER. BROTHER.

Hilding Seastrom Funeral services will be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the John H. Holmlin Funeral Home. 5215 7th for Hilding Sfastrom of 314 79th who died Saturday in the Norwegian Hospital after three weeks' illness. The Rev.

C. O. pastor of Salem Lutheran Church, will officiate. There also will be rites bv Manhem Lrxlje, 110. I.

O. O. of which Mr. Seastrom was past noble grand. Born In Stockholm, Sweden.

52 years aso. Mr. Seastrom came to this country 17 years He was employed as a machinist at the Bethlehem Steel Company plant, South Brooklyn. Mr. Seastrom is survived by his widow.

Mrs. Sign Seastrom. and a son. Kurt. MMMIVM St.

Cecilia R. C. Church at 9:30 151 4-ma a.m. Interment National Cemetery. In World War I he was a lieutenant Junior grade, 2d Battalion Naval Reserve Force.

GORSE -SARAH, November 21, 1943. devoted mother of, Edward, asses KENNEDY BRIDGET S. Second anniversary mass November 23, 7:30 a.m. at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Loving and kind in her m-avn.

Uorlnht and lust, to the end ot her davn: 8lncere and true in her lHirt and mind. Beautiful memories, che Iftt behind. HUSBAND and DAUGHTER. if Smrlfc i.ii turn 2-atas 1211 FUlaoja kn lUiafWwaw 2-2M-7 OUHMS 150 14 MUkld. Siaoiea llwalra S-M7t 63-32 Farwt HCfSvue.

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Fmral $lfr Will Serrvel .1 Difnttr Tel. CTmberland Chapelt in All n.r.iih. 585 4th Street, after a long Illness. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m.. from her home; mass of requiem St.

Saviour's Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. COOPER SIMON at Darien, November 21, 1943. husband of the late Coralie E. Chasmar, and lather of Edwin W.

Cooper. Funeral At Ft. Luke's Church, Darien, Wednesday, 3 COSGROVE SARAH beloved wife of James and sister of Mrs. C. Smith, suddenly, on November 20.

Funeral from Tl.omas J. Creamer Funeral Parlor, 64 Herbert Street. Requiem mass Wednesday, 10 a.m., at the R. C. Church of St.

Cecilia. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Funeral private COYNE ANDREW. 119 Fane Court, November 20, devoted son of Anna Dowdell and the late John Coyne. Funeral from residence on Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.

Patrii J. Byrnes, Director. Margaret Boulds. Sarah Sullivan and Catherine Nix. Reposing at Kennedy's Chapel, until Monday, 11 p.m.

Interment Fall River, Massachusetts. GREEN On Sunday. November 21. 1943. at 271 Warren Street, MARY GREEN (nee McOarry), beloved wife of Thomas Green and mother of Mrs.

Joseph Brideson and Margaret Green. GRIMM CHARLES, on November 21, in his 67th year, beloved husband of Millie: loving father of Mrs. Mildred Christman; also surviving are one grandson, David Carl Chrlstman: one sister, Mrs. Louise Weber. Funeral services at Harry Jones Funeral Home, 33 Tyson Avenue, Floral Park, L.

Tuesday, November 23. at 8:30 p.m. Interment Everqreens Cemetery. HModern polo was developed in India A leasue Is spproii. matelv ihiee miles The r.ve President who were Cominan-ders-ln-( hief af the Armv and Navv durliic a war were Madi.nn War af ISI2I, I Inritln i Civil vVarl.

(Spanish-American Vtarl, Wilson i World Wart an tranalln I Roosevelt find World There are no titers In Africa. Titers are native onlv to taster, and leathern Asia. PAWNBROKERS BALES FOR DIGNIFIED FUNERALS Fred IIERDST Som MCMTICUNS INCI i lroWr iMc'hm, 7301 Fifth ra 13 Honion M. anrf 711 65'h St. S.

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V.tfXl.. V. MarhI. HUOHT ORIFFEN. IiEMINU OsFiDNER.

or Bona FUNERAL SERVICE 24 7th Avenue Corner Sterling Pncfl NEvins 8-8912 SOuth 8-6540 Henry McCodrlin, Monogor IANAI. AITTIOM BOOM, INC. Jrehn I J. Uibbs. J.

Sullivan 8t Auctioneers, sell at. 1M Canal Manhattan, N. Oitv, at 11AM. I Nov. 30 1943 for MrAkfllan's.

ISO Lawrence 81 unredeemed pjrlf ei ot pearls, diamonds and other previous a-ones, second-hand watches. jLwelrr. mtverwara, tit. No. 1 Jan.

2, 1041. to 1 SSn. Dee 31, I 1041. Nn I Jan. 2 1042.

ti 1 O.V) April 1. and ail Diadse h'ld over from 1 previoiu sales 2U-6 t0 Th At Su WlllUM DUNIGAN I SON Ftinernf rtirec'nr JS Dt KAl. avt R0fJtR AVE AN MONTGOMERY IT, Tel. MAIa 1-11)5 ta: SHOM ROAD 3 100 Coney Island Avenue and Avenue I J. Interment Montcflore Cemetery,.