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Z3 BROOKLYN EAGLE, JUNE 8, 1948 O'BRIEN MARY of 33 2BpntIt- Longfellow Street, Baldwin, on John G. Nelson, 72 Church, E. 40th St. and Monday, June 7, 1948, beloved wife of the late Edwin devoted ARTHUR L. CROSSLEY DIES; EX-BORO H.

S. TEACHER, 71 Hicksville, June Funeral.at Bushwick High School In Arnold. Lottie Salt. Dorothy Berzelius. T.

GROVES BARBARA, on June 6, 1948, beloved motfier of Elizabeth Buhler and Louisa Groves. Services at Stutzmann Chapels. 2001 Madison Street, Rldgewood, Brooklyn, Tuesday, 8 Interment Wednesday, 2 p.m., Lutheran Cemetery. Hospital Engineer mother of Lillian Sullivan, Dorothy Pflefer, Edwin Timothy Joseph and the late Pfc. William O'Brien.

JJuUer. James Car-. William Meioy. Mury Nelson, John Q. Niooletti.

Robert Noldeke, M. O'Brien, Mary Q'Donnell, Simon O'Rourke, James Park, Edna Raber. Mary Brooklyn. He then was appoint Reposing at Welgand Brothers Funeral Home, 24 S. Grand Avenue Snyder will officiate.

Hurial will be in Evergreens Cemetery Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Small, who came to this country from Sweden as a child, had spent nvst of lw life in Ilrooklyn. Her husband, ldel Small, died in 1011. She is survived by a daugh Funeral services for John G.

Nelson, 72, of i02.3 Rltlge Boulevard, a stationary engineer at the Norwegian Hospital, who GUTHRIE Sunday, WILLIAM Baldwin, Funeral Thursday, 9:30 Clunie, Bertha Cowan; John H. Uoran.l fcoty, Edith Elliott. Paul J. of 293 14th Street, beloved husband of Geraldine nee Kears-ley); loving father of William J. died Sunday, will be held at 8 Read, Henry a.m.; Requiem Mass St.

Christopher's R. C. Church, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. O'DONNELL SIMON sea rupel, Dorothy Rebstein, c'f.

Rites Tomorrow For Mrs. Valson Funeral for Mrs. Martha. Hobbls Watson. 79.

who had been a member of the Sixth Avenue Baptist Church for 64 years, will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow In the Fairchlld Chapel, 931 Atlantic Ave. The Rev. August Holm, pastor of the church, and the Rev. Arthur Bowen will officiate.

Burial will be in Green -Wood Cemetery. Mrs. Watson, who lived at 136 Berkley Place, died Sunday In brother of Catherine Reeves, ter, Mrs. Marion Cahill; three "am, 5am Roche. Mary clock tonight at the Fred Ilerbst Sons Memorial Chapel, 7501 5th Ave.

The Rev. Fred Robert Walter J. and Albert sons, William, Raymond and man 1st class, killed In action In 6hevlln- Reposing Lynam's Funeral Guthrie. William Small Alim lu io.i. Edward Small; 11 grandchildren Home, 4th Avenue corner wovemoer o.

i. oeiovea erick Poten, pastor of the Hay Huney, Mary Tecarr, Patrick Street. Funeral Wednesday: Sol- son 01 'mon ana Mary uonneu; mn ponniom Mniv watniiv I brother of Catherine, Teresa, Mar- Jones, Mary Ridge Methodist Church, 4th and Ovington will offi Church, 10 am. Interment Cal-'tm. William and Walter Ftiner.1 services for Arthur L.

Crossley, 71, who wax dean of boys at Thomas Jefferson High School, Brooklyn, when he retired In 1938. will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at Stock's Funeral Home, 132 Newbridge Road. Burial will be in Cypress Hills Cemetery, tomorrow. Mr. Crossley, who lived at 144 W.

3d here, died Sunday at Nassau Hospital, Mineola, after a long Illness. Born in Uans-ville, was graduated from Lafayette College in 1901 and began his teaching career at the Bloomsburg State Normal School, Bloomsburg, Pa. Coming to New York, he taught for awhile at Stuyvesant High School, Manhattan, and ciate. The Rev. Andrew Hansen, ed to Thomas Jefferstm High School where he served for the greater part of his teaching career.

In World War I Mr. Cross-ley was in charge of the Boys Working Reserve on Long Island. In that capacity he organized a number of camps for boys who volunteered to work on farms. He was a former member of the Board of Education of Hicksville and was otherwise active in Nassau County educational affairs. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.

Edna Ibberson Crossley; a son, Raymond, who is an engineer; two sisters, Mrs. Pearl Pickett and Mrs. Stella Ward, and two brothers, Ralph and Wilbur. vurv rompiAru irom nia residence, 2a csueei and two greatgrandchildren. Ruth Irish Heads Women Bankers Requiem Mass Wednesday, 9:30 Thompson, H.

A. Tobin, C. C. Voelckel. Anna Vocrhees, Maria Watson.

Martha White, Arthur William.s. A. Woodcock, M. M. HANEY MARV (nee Skerrett) Immaculate Heart or Mary Jones, Robert Rasper, Mary Kriokel, Susie Le Maitre, T.

F. Mancino, Mary Mf-HuRh. Mary Mi'Leod. W.G. McNumee, H.

C. Kn.rHov uif of i.h C. Church. Interment St. formerly of the Sunset Park Methodist Church, will also take part In the services.

Burial will be In Green-Wood Cemetery. Mr. Nelson, a native of Norway, lived most of his life in John's Cemetery, late Thomas: mother of Joseph. Jerome, Edwin, Walter, Marie and O'ROURKE JAMES staff Ruth F. Irish of the Union Dime Savings Hank was elected Eleanor; sister of Loretta Skerrelt Lserceant U.

S. Armv. killed in ARNOLD LOTTIE at Rlueiand Marcella Coffey: at her resi- action on SaiDan Julv 3. 1944. be Rrooklyn.

He was an active president of the Savings Rank member of Bay Ridge Methodist Women of the Metrojxditan P-'int, N. June 7, 1948, belovedjdenre, 34 Quentin Road. Requiem ioved son of Juiia and the late mother of Chester and WiIliamMss Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., at St. jonn o'Rourke; brother of Mrs. Arnold; sister of Susie I Ten Mary Mother of Jesus R.

Cilice Quent and John O'Rourke. Church. Area at a meeting in the Park Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Central Hotel, it was announced Church. Interment Holy Cross1 RPposing at Murray'! Funeral uemetery.

Home. Knickerbocker Avenue cor ner Covert Street. Requiem Mass Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.. St. Martin of Tours R.

C. Church. Interment St. John's Cemetery- JONES MARY on June 7. 1948.

beloved wife of Michael; mother of John, William, Miles. UoHor WurnlH nrl Paul Flltlpral Alice Nelson; a son, Kdward two daughters, Mrs. Harvey Rasmussen and Ruth E. Nelson, who Is with the Ilrooklyn Internal Revenue office; two grandchildren, Donald and John Rasmussen, and a sister, Mrs. Nora Trolsen.

Elias Schlein, Cemetery Director a hor' PARK Suddenly on June 7, ri.Mfii.nre 2335 15th Street: Re-i EDNA, widow of Rodney J. Park ar.d Albert C. Leviness. Serv-iis Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., at Finland's Chapel. Patchotiue.

N. Y. Cremation Fresh Pond Thursday morning. BAIT DOROTHY C. suddenly.

We.stf'ield, N. on Jiuie 7, 1948. resident of 10a Lincoln Road. Brooklyn, belowd sister of Mrs. Thomas H.

Gibbs of Rockville Centre, L. I. Service at Gray's Funeral Home. West field. N.

on Tuesday, June 8, at 8:15 p.m. BERZELIUS June 7. THORS-TEN 1 BERZY). beloved brother of jjnez Bowling. Mia.

Elly. Carl and nnim Mas si phun mlServices at the Parlor of Harrison Long Island Hospital. Born in Newark, she was brought to Brooklyn when 12. Her husband, James Watson, died many years ago. Surviving are two daughters, Harriet and Alice; four sons, Clifford, James, Robert and Walter; nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Mrs. Amalia Imhof The funeral of Mrs. Amalia Imhof, former Brooklyn resident, who died Saturday at her home, 100 Old Town Road, Dongan Hills, Staten Island, was held in Brooklyn this morning from E. C. Waldeck's Home for Funerals, 7614 4th Ave.

A solemn mass of requiem followed in St. Patrick's H. C. Church, 4th Ave. and 95th St.

Burial was in St. John's Cemetery. Mrs. Imhof. wiio formerly lived at 361 93th moved to Staten Island two and a half a.m.

Interment Holy Cross Cem today. Others elected were Isabelle B. Patrick of the Long Island City Savings Bank, vice president; Alleen Vivash of the Bowery Savings Bank, secretary, and Blanche G. Thompson of the Wllliamsbujgh Savings Bank, treasurer. Elected to the executive committee were Bertha S.

Jones of the Jamaica Savings Bank, representing Queens and Staten Island; Margaret Wood of the Bank for Savings, representing Manhattan, and Meta E. Tompkins of the Group Public Relations Bureau, representing Brooklyn. etery. J. Edwards, 86 6th Avenue, Brooklyn, Wednesday, June 9, at 8 p.m.

Interment private. RABER MARY, June 5, 1948, devoted mother of Abbie. Susan, Mary, Rose, Peter, Hannah, Patrick Shields A solemn mass of requiem for Patrick Shields. 78, of 192 St. Mark's who died there Friday, was offered today at St.

Joseph's R. C. Church. The funeral was from the William JONES ROBERT, on June 7, 1948. of 115 Oak Street, Floral Par L.

I beloved father of Rob Elias Schlein, director of Mount Ibanon Cemetery, adjoining Forest Park, died Sunday In the Jewish Hospital at Philadelphia. He was 73 and lived at the Mayfair Apartments. Woodmere. Mr. Schlein was one of the founders of the cemetery and was formerly advertising manager of the Jewish TagobTatt.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Celia Gehn Schlein; a ert John M. and Louise Jones. jThomas and Barbara. Funeral HeixxsinK at the Thomas V.

DaltonjwpHnp.srfuv from her home. 7 Je- Frederick Berelius. Funeral services on Tuesdav at 8 pin. at F11-Iieial Home. 7722 4th Avenue.

Fu- iChapel. 29 Atlantic Avenue, Floral street: Requiem Mass, 10 A. Martin Funeral Home, Clas- 1 iK 2 ii': i.rK iv i mil i A ol n. iiiuini. Please omn i lowers P'" St' Cemetery.

intenuuit Holy Cross Cemetery. son Ave. and Sterling Place, with burial in Holy Cross Mr. Shields, a native of Ire- George E. Roberts, 90, BUTLER June 6.

JAMES, of 162 Huntington beloved son uf James and Helen; brother of Dorothy Bart let t. Patrick. William, IX.nniri nnH Rita Pllnern.l rn ived in Brooklyn Of Mint daughter, Mrs. A. M.

Recht-jland, man, and two sons, Robert andUears KASPE'R MARY, of 390 Dean READ HENRY on June 6. Street. Funeral from 1948, beloved husband of Florence Clinton Avenue Funeral dear father of Ruth H. Schrom Chapel. 519 Clinton Avenue, Thurs-jand William D.

Read. Member of day, 3 p.m i Adytum Lodge, No. 640. F. A.

M. Services at the SluUmarun on 5 Funeral Home. 224-39 Jamaica He was a former em- I.archmont. June a tU.R--Fu-.years ago. She is survived by Murrav K.

Schlein. it Wednesday. 8:45 a 111., from Fu- ))Inye of lie Highway Depart-i neral services will be held to-(two sons, Lawrence and Ste-ment and had been a member! morrow for George Fvan-s RolWnhen Imhof; two brothers. Wib of the Holy Name Society ofWts. 90.

twice Director of the liam and ph Veil, and two r.eral Home. 496 Court Street; Re- St. Joseph t'hunli tor mien States Mint, newspaper; sister.s. Magdalene uusny Ludolph Albersk, Retired Caterer than a half century. His wife Margaret, died in 1911.

quiem Ma.ss St. Mary Star of the 194a beloved mother of Avenue, Queens Village, L. Sea Church. Anna and Elizabeth; also survived Tueday, 8:30 p.m. Interment CARR WILLIAM on June live grandchildren and one Nassau Knolls Memorial Park 1948.

beloved brother of Mrs. Reixwing at theWednesday. 10 a.m. T. Conway.

Funeral Wednesday, Ipullerton Funeral Home. 9718: Rj-gg-j-EiN CATHERINE 8:15 a.m.. from Jolin J. Healey Fu-jFlatlands Avenue, until Wednes-; beloved wife of the nrra. Home 2977 Ocean Avenue; 0 a m.

Interment Caruusie char, loving mothfr o( Surviving ate a daughter. Mrs. Margaret Collins: a son, requiem Mass noiy iiinoienusn.emeifr) nH Mr Catherine C. Church, 9 a.m. Interment publisher and financial authority, who died at his home Sunday after a long illness-.

Born In Iowa. Mr. Roberts served as director of the Mint from 1898 to 1907 and again from 1910 to 1911. He also was the owner of the Des Moines (Iowa) Register, the Fort Dodge Messenger and the Jesup Vindicator. Mr.

Roberts was vice presi Funeral services for Ludolph a i Loretta 1 ranees Mock. Albers who for many years was in the catering business injMrs. Alice T. E. Small Corp.

Alfred F. Cordin Corporal Cardin, Killed on Saipan Calvary Cemetery. LE MAITRE THOMAS on and Mrs. Martha hcnimmei. as well as three grandchildren.

Charles H. Rusk Charles H. Rusk. 61. a clerk of 88-18 1 30th Jamaica, died yesterday in Queens Memorial Hospital.

Jamaica. He was unmarried and there are no imme-Uate survivors. Services will tie held at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Walter B. Cooke Funeral Home, 150-10 Hillside Jamaica.

Burial will be Thursday in the National Cemetery, Hinch; devoted sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas; also survived by nine grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Funeral Thursday, this city, will be held at 8 CLUNIE BERTHA June 5, 1S48, beloved husband oi Of 6935 64th Street, on June 6, father of Mrs. Charles aged 82 vears, beloved mother of Allen, Lorraine, Joseph, U. S.

W. Smith, wife of Judt'e; William, U. S. and Patrick; 9:30 a.m.. from her residence, 1444 o'clock tonight at Kearns and Sons Funeral Home.

1304 Bush E. 53d Street; Requiem Mass Mary Funeral services for Mrs. Alice T. E. Small of 328 who died Sunday, will be held at 8 p.m.

tomorrow at the George C. Herbst Son Funeral Home, 6711 5th Ave. Edward J. Smith: Ida E. Kisten- also survived by two isranddaugh-' Corp.

Alfred F. Cardin, one of wick Ave. The Rev. Sylvester Bader, pastor of the Covenant dent and economic adviser of the National City Bank of Newi Lutheran Church, Catalpa Ave York and president of the Chi The Rev. James F.

I.oughton, pastor of the Rugby Congrega- cago Commercial National Bank. and 60th Lane, Ridgewood. will officiate. Burial will be in Evergreens Cemetery. the Pacific war dead recently returned to this country, will lie buried tomorrow with military honors in Holy Cross Cemetery following a high mass of requiem at 10 a.m.

in Holy Innocents R. C. Church, Beverly Road and E. 17th St. The funeral will be from the William Dunigan Son Chapel, berger; dear grandmother of Mar-jters.

Member D. P. Post No.jImerm(,nt Ho Cross Cemetery, shall D. J. Smith, Frank J.

Kisten-; 1222; secretary of Celtic Circlei berger; great-grandmother of No. 5. Funeral Wednesday, ROCHE On June 8, 1948. MARY hall and Sandra Smith. a.m., from John J.

Healey ()f mo 80th Street, beloved wife Wednesday, 8 p.m., at George'neral Home. 2977 Ocean Avenue; 0 jonn, and dear mother of Mrs. Werst Funeral Home, 71-41 Cooper iRequiem Mass Good Shepherd, Michael F. Whalen, Mrs. Edward Avenue.

Funeral Thursday. 1 C. Church. Avenue andlj Noian and iate Mrs. John Interment Evergreens Cemetery.

jBatchelder Street, 10 a.m. Inter-j Donnelly: also survived by eight COGAN-On June 7. 1948. National Cemetery. grandchildren.

Funeral from Dar- II beloved brother of Lauretta Iraughs Funeral Home. 8813 5th Reposing at Austin Moran Fu-' MANCINO MARY, beioved Wednesday; Solemn Re- Ineral Home 121 6th Avenue Re-lof Reposing Chapel, 154 qUieni Mass St. Ephrem's Church. inuipm Muss' rhiirch nf st Fran-'Court Street. Solemn Requiem io a m.

Interment St. John's Mr. Albers, who formerly lived at 96 Cooper died Sun day at the Wartburg Home for the Aged, where he had resided for the last two years. Born 317 Rogers where special'jn Altona, Germany, he had (rites will be conducted tonight cis Xavier, Thursday, 10 a.m. lived in Brooklyn more than years, lie retired about ten Chnrch, Wednesday, 10 a.m.

Inter by Flatbush Memorial Post. a 6HEVLIN FRANK nn June DORAN-LEE June 4, 1948, ment St. John's Cemetery. nncuncinc 17 1B4R at his h.miP. 68 Middaiih I Veterans of Foreign Wars; Joyce li i years ago.

Washington, D. beloved husband of Clair devoted ed McHUGH MARY E. nee Boyd, Street. Brooklyn, beloved husband Kilmer Post, American Surviv ing are his. ido of June 5, 1948, beloved wife of j'ohnjof Elizabeth Holmes; brother of and the 69th Regiment, National Anna: a daughter, Mrs.

Mai- father of Stephen; loving son ie Arthur and the late Gertrude! a devoted mother of John JJLieut. John Shevlin of N. Y. P. D.

Guard. Illenschaft. -aihI -a son. I.uilolnh Doran; brother of Brendan, Katherine Lane. Funeral'and William.

He was employed by nd Raymond. Funeral Wednes-Wednescav from her home, 320 Board of Traasportation, City of Corporal Cardin was the son Albers Jr. John Cardin, who served I A New 1 1UU1 ouei'L, OU'CU'll rvcuiliciuiincw ui v.ii Jo.o ith lha r.1,1 1(1, V. Puneral Home. 2001 flatbush a.m., st.

Thomas Aquinas! reral Thursday. 9:30 a.m., rrom if'' nue: Reauiem Mass St. Thomas on, ct rAihunv Jrimnel 1R7 South rwford street. I oral War 1, and Mrs. Cardin Mass Thursday Walt of E.

21st St. He was killed; cro.ooRe July 11, on saipan. jr wr I 1 1 Morn in Brooklyn, Corporal fM Klf I A rAmP Cardin attended P. S. 90 Hel1 Vl 1 IU Mi 1 Aquinas R.

C. Church, Platlands.jpaperj please copv.) ISolemn Requiem Mass Assumption Interment Holy Crass Cemetery. Arrangements by Jos. G. Dully.

r. C. Church. 10 a.m. Interment DOTY EDITH on June 7.

ICalvary Cemetery. 1948. at Plainfield, N. daugh-i McLEOD Suddenly, on June 6. Direction of Jere J.

Cronin, Inc. ter of the late James C. and 198. WILLIAM beloved son ofj Annie L. Doty; sister of Jessie DiElizabeth nd the late James, audi SMALL ALICE T.

of 328 cary. Service at the Fairchild dear brother of Mrs. Marguerite 52d Street, on Sunday. June 6, 1948, Chapel 951 Atlantic Avenue, jMcMahon, Mrs. Mildred Barry of the late ldel; mother of Wednesday 11 am 'jMiriam McLeod.

Funeral from Mrs. Marion Cahill. William, Ray- I Furiera ome was employed at Topp Re.stau-I A solemn requiem mass for rant, when he en-! Pfc. John A. Fonte of l.M 20th listed with the (i9th Regiment one the Pacific war dead: 1910.

and lett lor the Pacific in recently returned to Rrooklyn. FLLTOTT PAUL Saturday Dlrrauprh's Home. 8813'mond and Edward Small: also sur- October. 1941. Prior to Saipan 20 SNYDER AVENUE AT FLATBUSH AVE.

BROOKLYN June 5. 1948. beloved brother ol Dy he took part in three major Harrv. Laura. Thomas.

Geonse j.equiem Masi reBl-8n in the South Pa PUBLIC INSPECTION INVITED 3 1915 the first Waller B. Cooke Funeral Home was estab Helen and Mary. Reposing at the a 1' c.fic, including Cook Chapel. 119-50 Metropolitan'. C.

Herbst 5th, h(, js Avenue Mass Holy Child Jesus McNAMEE-On June 7. June 9, at 8 p.m.' Fu-'Vived by a brother, John Cardin C. Church Wednesday at 10 a.m. HESTER formerly of Phlla-npral Thursday. 2 p.m.

Interment and three sisters. Mrs. Mar- ZltL dl'lohia. P- wlIe of tllP latei Evergreens Cemetery. Igaret Heege, Mrs.

Jean Com-J. Clement Kearns. Director. A at Austin W. ,0 and Prockholf FAUPEL DOROTHY ROSE.

Moran Funeral Home. 121 fith Ave-I TECARR PATRICK, suddenly, and Ml Hnu kholf. I Monday, at her home. Tuesday. 8 n.m.

Interment 6. J948. 8t his residence. 400 will be offered at 10 a.m. Tburs- day in St.

Rocco's R. C. 27th St. and 4th Ave. 1'ntil shortly before the mass the; body will Je in the Scarpaci: l-'uneral Home, 711 1th at 2lld St.

Private Fonte. who was a son of Joseph and Mrs. Fonte, was killed at Saipan on July 1, 1944. He was 27. Born and educated in Brooklyn, he was engaged in the retail produce business when he entered the army.

I If was a member of the Avalon Club, 212, 22d St. Besides his-parents he Is sur-i vlved by a brother and five sisters. Grant Avenue, beloved sister of Kathleen Gottfried, Mary Dolan, Green-Wood Cemetery, day, 3 p.m. Wednes-St. Mai Avenue; Deiovea nus-jband of Rose Tecarr, devoted Ifathnr nf Antlinntr Vranlr Rita OTP WOODCOCK MINNIE of MELOY On June 7.

1948.Tecarr and Mrs. Louise Mirance. 'aln? u.ndaI' Junt Josephine Heimerle, Cecilia Lan-pon, Virginia Letter. Funeral J-Yiday, 9:30 a.m.; Solemn Requiem 1948, wife of the late Qeorge MARY, of 244 50tb Street, beloved Reposing N. Y.

and Brooklyn Fu- sister of Martin Delaney. Funeral neral Home, 187 South Oxford Mass R. C. Church of Str Sylvester Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. from Schaefer Funeral Parlors, street.

Funeral Thursday, 10 a.m. 4th Avenue at 42d Street, Wednes- Requiem Mass St. Teresa's R. C. Woodcock; mother of Mrs.

Royal W. Mick, May E. and Clarence Q. Woodcock; grandmother of Royal Eugene Mick. Services at the Fairchlld Chapel.

951 Atlantic Avenue, Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. GALLI SAM, on June 6. 1948. III) t.wH YhrU a ri June 9. at 8:30 a.m.; RequiemiChurch, Classon Avenue and Ster- lished and offered complete funerals from $150.

Steadily increasing preference for this new type of service resulted in the opening, one by one, of many Walter B. Cooke funeral homes throughout Greater New York. This, our newest establishment, is modern in every detail -fully air-conditioned and fireproof. Its beautifully furnished reposing rooms and suites, all large enough to conduct the entire funeral service, assure an atmosphere of comfort, privacy, restfulness and good taste. Only the building and the furnishings of this finer type of funeral home are new.

The rest is old-old in the sense of a tried and trusted service, reflected by theriendly helpfulness of our competent personnel, members of our staff for many years. Old, also, is the unmatched economy of Walter B. Cooke service. Efficient operation of our modern casket factory; our floral department and our large fleet of the latest automotive equipment still make it possible to offer io 1948 complete funerals from $150 upward. More than one out of every ten families have come to rely on this service.

father of Conrad. Enrico, st' Michaels R. C. Church.jling Place. Interment Holy Cross Mfllli Pnonp Fi.ppno QnH vintnr inienneni nvi) tlUM ocuiciciy.

Reposing at Chapel, 5th Avenue nd 21st Street. Funeral Wednes NELSON June 6. 1948, JOHN THOMPSON HENRIETTA of 6623 Ridge Boulevard, beloved I AUGUSTA, on Monday, June 7, of Aii, anrf devoted 1948, at her residence, 526 2d 8treet, day, 9:30 a.m.; Requiem Mass St Remembrances In Qlemorfam FOX -In loving memory of WALTER D. FOX, who died June 8. 1940.

Masse offered. Loving Wife, JEANETTE. lnterment father of Mrs. Harvey Rasniu.s.srn.'OPloved mother of Mrs. Charles Rocco's R.

C. Church 6t. John's Cemetery. M.in 011rt Ruth Kt.lsmv also Lav ng ana Mrs. nauam BURNS CATHERINE.

Loving birthday remembrance Omit Qort mt tKa ttalr-hllH Sal Graziosa Son. Directors. tiom ihu modeit tmb liahnwni in 1915 lot city, wide ormniunna id I94S dar mother, and take Tour 8.1-Kp nn HORSTMANN In loving mem survived by sLster. Mrs. Nora -iroi- sen; two grandsons.

Donald and Chapel, Atlantic Avenue, on John. Services at Fred Herbst Sona'Wedne'sd' 2 m- i Memorial, 7501 5th Avenue, Tue.s-i TOBIN CATHARINE June day 8 p.m. I7, 1948, of 1096 Ocean Avenue, be- Died June loved ion ory of CHARLES uaugnter, mae; ullaj ana ium. Walter B. Coot 8, 1948.

Hli niemaif It dr today. At in th hour ptd ir Loving WIFE and CHILDREN. MtPOT.PTTT R.ORF.nT NlfTH- l0. A' STRANGE JOSEPH E. remembrance of a loving husband.

Happy birthday In hcivrn. Wife, JOSEPHINE. -AO 1 7 1 '4e Meien loom, tteposing jonn OLASi, passed away suddenly. Sun-, GaUagher purai Home. 2549 day, June 6, 1948.

at the Avenue Mas.s JONES MARY. Died June 8. INC INFORMATION UL.t.r 6-48O0 of his sister. Mrs. Vincent of 0ur Lady of In loving memory of a dear rUNIIAl 20 Snjrder Ait Our Display Rooms offer a wide selection of caskets in all price ranges Cloth Covered, Solid Hardwood, Oak, Mahogany, Armco metal, Zinc or Copper.

20 SNYDER AVENUE Avenue, BROOKLYN Later 0.4800 CONSULT THE TELEPHONE BOOK TOR OUR NEAREST ESTABLISHMENT lo 01. ocean Avenue, Friday, 10 a.m. wife and a loving mother. HUSBAND, DAUGHTERS, SONS. VOELCKEL ANNA on June loeiovea son 01 me iate uennaro widneirtat, jnt ah snd Maddelena Nicoletti.

Sur- r.bip.a ivived by a sister, Mrs. V. Verderosa, BRVAM, Jrat Sirylcfn to Be Armnftd xriu i and brother, 5, 1948, widow of Emil; beloved sla- SIMON In memory of my dear a Joseph Nicholas ter 01 William v. aticni, ana HARRY. Died June 8.

1947. BUck. 2 0268 1218 FUtbusk Ave. Niece, CATHLEEN. HARRY T.

PYLE MORTUARY, INC lit, If T.ara BUckmintttr 2-0174 1125 CWth tnm late J. Henry and Sophie M. Sticht. Services at J. Herrlich Sons Memorial Chapel.

332 E. 86th Street, on Tuesday. p.m. Fu-: also aunts, nieces and nephews. Reposing at the Guarino Funeral Chapel.

274 Avenue X. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Edmund's I I.KliAL NOTICES LCOAL NOTICKS tf.OAL NOTICES Tuesdriv. Junf Kth CRONIN, Kdmond C. A.M.

Chapel Thursrlnv. June lOtll IORAVANTI, tkmii A.M. Chapel LI File No. 8643-1947 SCOTT GREEN, If living, nd if cload. f'ARRILLl, ROSE MADE OK THE STATU OF-1'0 all unknown wh MYI.KS.

WILLIAM MYIJitf. YORK BY TUB GRACE rKiniin" Part of whoae nin-. nd i'RYDR. BKRN'ICK MYLES.L PEOPI I.I MARY THE Vital notices oceeptod 8am to 2 p.m. lor oublieation tht am day; at lot at 10 p.m.

Saturday nlaht tor oubllcotlon R. C. Church. E. IDth Street andineral Wednesday.

10 a.m. later .1 .1 a 63-32 Forerf Av. HEfuus S-0900 Avenue T. Wednesday at 10 a.m. ment Lutheran Cemetery.

MYI.ES IiRETTA FRITZ. Wll aft-r MVI.KS lilRRAIVK BH1II. iff) Artliur Larson, Andrew Uren. 'are unknown. nd runnnl Tuetdav.

June ith Interment St. John's Cemetery. VOORHEES MARIA BARRE, Lillian Nflaon. SEND GRKe.TI.Nu al, (TLLODUH. Jennie tent liiyulry.

be MOTtiiinid. diKtrltiu- LEY. WALTER BItADLEY, ttea, helra at law uml n-xt of kin ATM t. KEN FRECHETTK MY WHEREAS. Jeant Ijirsen.

who r- Aft A at rhapel NOIJ3EKE MARGARET l88- ldm at 5201 Avenue "II." Boroutli of ld. George Siott (ireen and it any roiCiKOVE. Norn A.M. al hapel MARTIN. JOHN MYI.KV ST INK CRATTilN Oril.l.IlM MARTIN iMitmir Lour.

a ai Chanel U8 Loney isiana Avenue, oerv- HI-ooK yn York City, tine nuu ri'-wi ai law "i i -cnted petition irylnif for dei kin of (J.c d'-ad. YLEH. LA WLOR JOSEPH I tint ceiUIn Inmruinent in writing, '''a1 rxnre-ntiitlvc. ihe.r hiw- EMILY LI)Vrj. PAT-relating Io real and pfraonal prop-1 handa or wive-.

If any. dltnruleea' li ICI A KtM.MlTH. ROHBUT MYI.KS r-rty. be duly proved a tlie Uuit Will uitiiioi in tnten-l whuee 1 Kl ITII ERA V'liJ KIMMITII. and Tentainent of Clarence R.

I aiinoi iiiacfa 01 ivaiuenia ana wi l.l,J ROIIF.I1T M' d. un, IJZ rViS 'rZaTh 10 heW Lutheran WHAi.t.N. John ii. of Fred, dear sister of Sarah A.lrh Artv.nf avnu- land Thomiu. R.paslng at PlscherUICh 1 1 SO-10 Hillside Ave.

JA.aic. 6-6670 Chapel, 1230 Bushwick 1 rr.do. June tth Solemn Requiem Ma-ss at Our Lady m' lnlermem Pnvate. cronin. I nn.

p.m. at chapel 0f LourdPs R. C. Church Thurs-j WATSON MARTHA HOBBI3. a va aifhauei Iday at 10 a.m.

Interment Most, beloved mother of Clifford, Har- ai uiimuuw u. i', i i NOW IN OUR 80th YEAR services in our chapels, your church or home ti R. "tephen I Mm p.m. ait hand Holy Trinity Cemcterj'- Thiirtdau, June 10th J. Clement Kearns, Director.

4W.EbRE.yoVnd each ffifttftx Zl 1 (Vninty of Klnga wrl fa Hial a rerlain IruHniinent in at the Hall of teoriU In the I 'I'" a fo I wr.l liu itiai dntt Hie ilay of 1 I'ounty of riai. on the 2Mh dav of of milie Danrer I relating tn real and p. i I. at 30 o'rlock hi the fora- her dalii reil I ci be proted aK i whv auch decree not be 1 rJll iV i ri ffi" rlpt. James.

Alice. Gordon, Robert and Walter, on June 6. Funeral services Wednesday. June S. 3 p.m., Fairchlld Sons, 951 Atlantic Ave 1 i TI V1I1MV II Tf H'niT aa 1 'It IN YLEH and MARY ELIZABETH now dikrkkokk.

vhi are TRB0 MYITES lately rtnliting Hi Nn. aii Lit Ii Street, In the Borough uf aid Rurrotfate'a Court to be, rit.d to ahow cua before our hi reiinto afflxc'l Surrogate Com t. of the County of atfiBB nue, Brooklyn. WHITE-ARTHUR on Sunday, June 6, 1948, of Bellerose. N.

beloved husband of Mabel; father of Arthur M. White and Marjorle Faulkner. Service at the Fairchlld Ohapel, Franklin Avenue' and 12th Street, Garden City, Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. WILLIAMS ALBERTINA. Sun- 'decfat HI sh.

I harlra H. I ihi P.M at h.orl 117 WmI 72nd St. TR.faljar 7-9700 Turtdiiu June till THIIKMonMN. Ihorulf lll P.M at (hapel John iriio P.H. at baprl Hvdncduy, June 9th Mil I l.R Harrv 9 XII A.M.

al Chapfl Ttiurtdall, June JOIA IIFITZ. Irl I IM) P.M. al Chaprl Br A lii'. RririfFt Services to Be Arranred MI.I.SON. Placlde Service to Be Arranred Kl.VrON', Waller Hervlcea to Be Arranged BROOKLYN FUNERAL HOMES 20 SNYDfJt AVL AT FLATBUSH AVE, ULSTER 1-4800 IJII Flatvuak SIII-7 5 Sevan Ih Svaxue-MAaa 2 -SSSS fUNIRAL HOMII IN BROOKLYN MANHATTAN-IRONX-QUIIN SOAS Moccru Facilities Dependable Guidance Modest Costs FAIRCHILD SONS PVNKRAt.

DIRECTORS SISCE ISM tSt aiUatio Avoasw ItMUa BROOHLYIt rLUSHINO JAMAICA GARDEN CITY MANHASSET i ity i (Seal) Wllnel. lion FRANCIS Klnga. Io be held In Room 2VA In irb r'i-, i I isean M'iiB-Y Su rr oirate of lha Hall of Recirda In the Countyi W- THEREHORE ynu and arh f. A a 01 nf Klnu on the 24th day nf June "'f Vl'" h-reliy nteil to allow ranee 41 Wnf CBro ly" "i'n "the -S I o'rloek In the" forenoo I our Surrogte Court of the in Id CiMtntv h. 3rd dav of "hr aiieh not made.

h-1 Room Mai t' IN TESTIMONY WHEREOP lK" 1 "r' 'n Otv hy nM b- appear It will be auMimea lliat you 1 1 iH uV i Cou Io l.e to the unheal you ii1" Tm affixed wrltlen thereto. You 'J "hi Countv. WITVF" lion FR INClf Tlhave a right to have an attorney. t. 0 SurrngVw jjlaw atmear for vo.

mvas-41 Tu rimr -a,) v.iSiy day, devoted mother of Elizabeth HaupUnan, Elizabeth Gerlch and Mamie Monell. services at Dono 3 Brooklyn luxations 7501 FIFTH AVE. 8 HANSON PLACE 711 film ST. FHONR SHORE ROAO -li, van's Chapel. Bushwick Avenue and Drratur 8treet, Tuesday, 8:30 nm.

Intermfit. Th Evrarpn ninth of Ri iioKlyn. in t. Tile No 2.VM-HMS i t-TU CUTATli'M Ity THE STATE THB rEPT.R or THE P-TT)r. Or" a o'inty, the 2nd day Jllll ll'H t.

vroriY. Cleig of thi Puiroki'e a I'urf e-l T- WcdntAdiiy it 1 pm, J. Clement Keanui, Director, jaf e. YOrtK htf lha vt-ae cf CLnA VIT.tJO Vnr-V Mi fiea and independent. To.

UbuKUKfitf and independent, To MAE I.