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BROOKLYN EAGLE, JUNE 25, 1948 11 FAHIE FLORENCE COLLINOS.i June 23. 1948. wife of the late! McCOOEY JOHN H. Jr. Anvil Chorus announces with sorrow Cops, Responding JAMES E.

SHEEHAN DIES; PROMINENT IN OIL CIRCLES Search Borough Waterfront For 2 Escaped Gl Prisoners Police, aided by harborlBeddell also was serving a launches and Coast Guard pick-i three-year term, having been et boats, combed the Brooklyn convicted of house-breaking on James K. Sheehan, Eastern sales manager of the Flske Brothers Refining Company, and former president of the New Jersey Oil Trades, of Newark, died yesterday at his home, 175 Midwood St. He had been associate with the oil business for the last 43 years. Born in Lafayetteville, N. Mr.

Sheehan was brought to Brooklyn early in life. He attended the public schools here and was a graduate of old Com mercial High School. As a youth he was well known in local baseball circles as a member of paths Barth.Ebba Kehoe.John Bern, Olga King, Susan Bradahaw.Jame Lamb, Sarah Carroll, James Uuslcas, Mary Cordclln, Laura Lost, Joseph Connell, Edward Lyons, John Cook, Sarah McCooey, J. H. Jr.

ttSKllo, Michael Mlchelsen, O. R. Cullen, Mary Murphy, Helen Curtis, Donald Obenland, Delegro. John Obergloclc, John Doinbek.Jorm Orr.MaryB. I'ahie, Florence Reichenbach, C.

Finn, James Roche, John Gage, John Sr. Rossi, Lillian V. ann, James Schnelle, Amelia Oorham, Paul Schott, Mary Havlland, Susan Schwarz, Louise Hoohhausen, H. Sheehan, James Howell, C. Q.

Syers, Frank Hurley, William Walsh, James leracltano, F. J. Ward, Eleanor BARTH EBBA, June 25, 1948, In her 69th year, beloved wife or Emll; dear mother of Edith Hen-nlgs. Ethel Barth, Ebba Stenk-jerar, Esther Arnesen, Ruth Dale, Christian and Erik. Reposing at Lincoln Road and Nostrand and a member of its Holy Name Society.

Active in Knights of Columbus circles, Mr. Sheehan was a Fourth Degree Knight and a member of Columbus Council. He also was active in the Brooklyn Preparatory School Fathers' Guild, and in 1944 was chairman of its annual communion breakfast. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Irene Ennis Sheehan; three daughters, Mrs.

Margaret Lough-lin, Mrs. Irene Sandlass and Miriam T. Sheehan; two sons, Philip H. and William G. Sheehan; a brother, Dr.

George A. Sheehan and eight grandchil Thomas H. Fahle; devoted mother of Florence Novak, Percy Albert W. and Arthur dear sister of Mrs. John Reppen of Arlington, Virginia; also survived by nine grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Services at her home, 1396 Flatbush Avenue, Saturday, 11 a.m. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. FINN JAMES, on June 23, 1948, husband of Catherine; father of Mrs. Oertrude Oleitz, John and James Finn. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., from the McManus Funeral Home, 2001 Flatbush Avenue; Requiem Mass St.

Thomas Aquinas R. C. Church (Old Church). Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. GAGE JOHN W.

In his 84th vear. on June 24. 1948, de voted father of John W. Jr. and Marie Buseck; also survived by eleven grandchildren, twelve greatgrandchildren and one sister, Mrs.

Elizabeth Lynch. Reposing at the Fullerton Funeral Home, 8718 Fiat lands Avenue. Funeral service St. Albans Episcopal Church, Farra ut Road Monday, June 28, 9 a.m. GANN On June 23.

1948, urhii-ll wnn thp and regret the death of their former president, Hon. John H. Mc Cooey on Wednesday, June 23. 1948. The officer, directors and mem bers, of the cast are' requested to be present at the Requiem Mass at St.

Francis Xavler Church, 6th Avenue and Carroll Street, Brooklyn, on Saturday morning, June 26, at 11 o'clock. ALBERT A. HOVELL, President. Walter E. Trum Business Di rector.

Frank J. Parker, Secretary. McCOOEY JOHN H. Cath-olic Lawyers' Guild of the Diocese of Brooklyn announces with regret the death of our fellow member, Hon. John H.

McCooey on June 23. 1948. Members are requested to attend Requiem Mass at St. Francis Xavier Saturday at 11 a.m. HOWARD A.

SEITZ. President. George L. Hentz, Secretary. McCOOEY The Brooklyn Bar i Association expresses profound sorrow and regret in the death of Hon.

JfiHN MrCOOEY and requests tts members to attend the WALTER BRUCHHAUSEN, President. James S. Brown Secretary. MICHEL6EN GUSTAVE on June 23, 1948, beloved husband of Doris; father of William War- rpn Rirhnrrl and Mrs deorze TilllriKhast; stepfather of Mrs. WaIu.r M.

Carr and Lois Smullen; nr hrother of Ida and at TeYunk Camobell "The Funeral Church." inc, Madison Avenue at 81st1 MURPHY HELEN June ihb, aaugnter 01 me mie championship of the Brooklyn Amateur League. After completing high school Mr, Sheehan went to work for an oil concern and for 19 years was with Swan Finch before joining F'iske Brothers in 1928 A former parishioner of St. jAMta oi ai newiiiaii services Stephen's Church he was one Monday from the residence, fol-of the founders of St. Stephens! lowed by a solemn mass of re-Lyceum. quiem at St.

Francis of Assisi Later he became a parishioner Church at 10:30 a.m. Burial will of St. Francis of Assist Church, be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Verona, N. beloved husband of Elsie P.

Brochhagen; father of Donald B. A brother of Ellen Sink, Agnes Gunning, Edward L. and Joseph F. Gann. Funeral Saturday, June 26, at 8:45 a.m., from Hellmann Funeral Home, 736 Clinton Avenue, at 14th Street; Solemn High Mass at Our Lady of the Lake Church, Verona, at 10 a m.

rDUHt UilTT Tuna 04 194. of 1B8 Mountain View Avenue. Castieton Corners, staten Island. dren. A third son, Sgt.

James E. Sheehan, a gunnery in structor with the 8th Air Force was killed in action over Leip zig. Sept. 11. 1944 The funeral will be held mausoleum in b.vergreens em than m.wH in vnrj unic in recent years lie had had homes at Rainbow Lake, X.

and at dalle, F'la. Herman T. Hochhausen, 71, Trommer Brewery Official Funeral services for I lermani Religious services at the New York. Services ii1rihaiisin 71 elpetriralietery tomorrow. engineer and a vice jn amJ jotin i roinmer.

win he anvlllUi (. hapel, H.rl At- ana linen nee jyiiaiwi.w. iuvi.is;, toniht sister of Mrs. William nel" 31 otlo(K lnigni at Ave. He died Wednesday Eau Mr.

To Burglary Call, Find a Suicide Damano F'iliberto, 55, of 1770 E. 28th telephoned police early today from his place of business, the Manhattan Waste Products Company on the second oor of 408 W. 38th Manhattan, which he owned. He said that burglars had been in the place, and he needed help. When police arrived, they found that burglars had ran sacked not only Filiberto's plant but also an adjoining plant but also an adjoining loft of Benjamin Bresk, coat contractor.

In the Bresk place they found Mr. Bresk, who had come in a few minutes before, and hang' ing by a rope from a steam pipe, the body of F'iliberto on the floor nearby an overturned chair, as if kicked aside bv a man intent on hanging himself. F'rank Nigri, manager of the F'iliberto business said nothing naa Deen taken from the Fill berto place although it had been ransacked. He said that Mr, Filiberto had been in ill health for some time. A number of coats had been taken from the Bresk place, police were in formed.

Army Captain Kills Two Children, Self In Row Over Pants Alexandria, June 25 (U.R) Army Charles D. Leg- gelt shot and killed his two children as they lay asleep today and then committed sui- T'e officer's wife, Josephine, told police she and I.eggett ((uarreled over the wav she had pressed the trousers of his uni form. Suddenlv, she said, her nisband stalked out of the kitchen and went upstairs. moments later sue nearu a series of shots. She said she dashed up to the children's bedroom, where she found her five-year-old daughter, Sharon, and Her son, Fred, A.

unconschiux and bleeding on the same bed. Koth had been shot twice through the head. in another room, she told police, she found her husband lying on the floor, a Cerman automatic pistol beside him. Carpenter Given $30,000 by Jury For Loss of Leg Supreme Court Justice Frank K. Johnson today denied a motion by the city to set aside a verdict which a iurv be fore him yesterday awarded I nice.

5. a ret red car penter, of 17.5th St. The cerdict was against the city and William. H. Heals a shipyard worker, of 1S1 Smith St.

Price was waiting for a Smith 1 2, when an automobile Keals was operating skidded and part ly mounted the sidewalk, its fender striking Price and hurling him against a lamp post. Prices right leg was so badly fractured it subsequently had to be amputated. To make the ciiv jointlv lia- Patrick Walsh. Mrs. Thomas; William J.

John Walpole. James J. N. Hochhausen formerlv wasid(le' poliee said. P.

retired) and Edward F. Mur-jtan. doctors Hospital. Manliat- after a brief illness. Mr.

Hut'hhausen. who had been associated with the brew-cry for many years, was the husband of 1 ho former Caroline Trnmmer, a sister of George F. phy. Funeral Saturday, a.m., from the McManus Funeral Home, 2001 Flatbush Avenue; Requiem Mass St. Jerome's R.

C. Church. Interment Holy Crass Cemetery. Home for 571 Purest Avenue. Staten Island, Sunday 3 p.m.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m Interment Green-Wood Cemetery HAVILAND SUSAN on 71st Street, wife of the late Henry M. and devoted mother of Eliza beth. Friends may call at the Falr- child Ohapel, 951 Atlantic Avenue. Notice of service later. HOCHHAUSEN HERMAN on Wednesday.

June 23, 1948, be loved husband of Caroline T. Hochhausen. Service at the Fair- child Chapel, 951 Atlantic Avenue. Friday at 8 p.m. Interment private.

HOWELL June 24. 1948. CHARLES of 4C5 7fith Street, beloved husband of Jessie. Serv ices at Fred Herbst Sons Memo rial, 7501 5th Avenue, Saturday. 2:30 p.m.

Interment oreen-wooa, Cemetery. I OBENLAND AGNES, oni'romnipr, president me brewery. Ihteinient, to be pri-l The concern was absorbed by ate, will be in the Trommer'the General Electric Company. Wednesday. June 23.

1948. beloved! mother of Mrs. Agnes B. Toppint and the late Charles A. obeniuna.

Service at her home, 1427 E. 4th Street, on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Kindly omit flowers. OBERGLOCK JOHN on June 1948, beloved husband of Ce- Thomas J. McCprn Mrs.

Ed- Paul Gorham, 82, Retired Attorney Paul Gorham. a retired law the Halvorsen Chapel, 5310 8th' A i.ii.i. i 1 nriur. OCI lica auilua) l.ou p. Ml.

Final Obsequies Fresh Pond. BEIN On June 23. 1948. OLGA (nee Kohru, beloved wife of the late Wllhelm; dear mother of Mrs. Harriet Staib, Konrad and August Beln.

Reposing William A. Martin Funeral Home, lasso Avenue corner Sterling Place. Services Friday, 8 p.m. Funeral Saturday, 1 p.m. Interment Linden Hills Cemetery.

BRADSHAW JAMES. June 22. 1918, beloved son of the late Richard and Mary Bradsha'; dear brother of Thomas. Margaret An-tonelli, Daniel and Mary Arena. Mass of Requiem Saturday, 9:30 a.m., St.

Paul's R. C. Church. Congress and Court Streets. Reposing at Park Chapel, 44 7th Avenue.

Arrangements by Joseph G. Duffy. CARROLL JAMES, beloved brother of Mary Anthony. Funeral from Zirkel Funeral Home, Rldge-wood and Norwood Avenues, Monday, 9:30 a.m.; thence to R. C.

Church of the Blessed Sacrament. CONKLIN LAURA on June 24, 1948, at her home, 2077 E. 28th Street, Brooklyn. Survived by two daughters, Mrs. Alta Naylor and Mrs, Teresa Carey.

Reposing at Kennedy's Ohapel, Church and Rogers Avenues. Funeral Monday, with Solemn Requiem Mass Good Shepherd R. C. Church, 9 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

(Herkimer, papers please copy.) CONNELL EDWARD June 23, 1948, husband of Dorothy; son of Mrs. Rose Connell and brother cf John. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a.m., from the McManus Funeral Home, 2001 Flatbush Avenue; Requiem Mass St. Thomas Aquinas R. C.

Church. Interment Caivary Cemetery COOK SARAH on June 23, 1948. Survived by three sisters, May, Catherine and Florence; one brother, George, of the N. Y. P.

D. Reposing at the Parlors of J. Sullivan, 486 Classon Avenue, until 7:30 a.m. Saturday. Solemn Requiem Mass Church of the Nativity, 8 a.m.

Interment Hudson, New York. COSTELLO MICHAEL, at his residence, 3901 Clarendon Road, beloved father of Mary Rathje, John, Margaret Tunny, France Trahan; also survived by sixteen grandchildren. Funeral from resi dence, Monday, 9 a.m. Solemn Requiem Mass at Little Flower R. C.

Ohurch, 9:30 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery. CULLEN June 22, 1948, MARY beloved mother of Edward, William, Vincent, Teresa and Mrs. O.

W. Holm. Funeral from her home, 8225 7th Avenue, Saturday 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Ephrem's Church, 75th Street, Fort Hamilton Parkway, where a Requiem Mass will be offered. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

ETFrJ3? I2' 2948f I DONALD beloved husband of, tne late i nee tuicy de voted father of Robert Donald E. and John J. Curtis; brother of Mrs. Ethel Walker and Leslie Oirti Rprv-iKinff William A- Martini i' Funeral Home, Classon Avenue nrnr fitArlino Plarff Pllnpral Snt- HURLEY WILLIAM June.celia devoted father of Mrs win Green; brother of Mrs. R.

L.lvor, formerlv of 771 K. 21st I (.1 HJl 11 It I I Ml fit I'j, head of the Flxcelsior Electric Company here. This concern. which was founded by his father, was one of the earliest electrical concerns In Brooklyn, and was a pioneer in the development of the incandescent lamp. Donald J.

Curtis A solemn requiem mass for Donald J. Curtis, who died Tuesday at his home, Mew York after a brief illness, will be held tomorrow morning i in St. Vincent F'errer R. C. St.

John's Cemetery. Mr. Curtis, who was H. was a machinist with the Bethlehem Steel Company. He is survived by three sons, Robert Donald K.

and John .1. Curtis; a sis ter, Mrs. Walker, and a brother, Leslie Curtis. Edward J. Bieser Services Tonight Religious and Masonic services for Hdward John Rieser, '4f, an employe for 30 years of the Ingersoll-Rand Company i (llei vesterdav at follow Buddine.

Mrs. L. Le ypoldt. Mrs J-! Kirk and Mrs. R.

M. Jubv. Fu-i neral service at Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, Avpnnp Fririnv 8 20 Snyder When he retired In 1038 Mr. ORR On June 24, 1948, MARYCorham had practiced law for beloved wife of the late Charles: more than 40 years.

He lived W. Orr. Services at United Statesjjn the Flatbush section and was Crematory. Fresh Pond, L. member fiist of the Vander- waterfront today In an effort; to capture two army prisoners who escaped during the storm last night from the disciplinary barracks at F'ort Jay.

The police and Coast Guard vessels swept the harbor with searchlights after army authorities discovered the prisoners missing at about midnight. They had last been accounted for at 9 p.m. on a routine check. The two men, who may be armed and wearing raincoats over their prison attire, are John V. Smith, 20, of F'uquay, N.

and James E. Beddell, 21, of Beaumont, Tex. Smith, an overseas veteran, was serving a three-year term for hitting a non-commissioned officer. He had been on Governors Island about three months. ''J.

Walter A. Miller F. E. S. Helped 24,500 Job Hunters A five-year peak was reached during 1917 hy Federation Employment Service in helping persons needing employment and vocational guidance aid, Walter A.

Miller, president, revealed in his annual report. Miller, a member of the law firm of Dolatour and Miller of 185 Montague has just beeji elected president of the senr ii 'e third consecutive jyear. He had been acting presi- ioent since rju. The F. a non-profit, non-sectarian vocational guidance and job placement agency in existence for 31 years, is an affiliate of the Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York.

During 1917, Miller reported, the F. E. S. aided pensons, including veterans, handicapped individuals and the aged. Of this total, 20.000 men and women applied for direct employment aid and 4.500 persons sought vocational guidance.

Through the agency's job ivvas W)l persons. Sayings Bankers Attend Conference More than 250 savings bankers and guests are attending the seventh annual Trl-State ('(inference on Savings Hank Life Insurance at Ocean House, Watch Hill, Rhode Island, today through Sunday, according to Guy L. Terhune, president of the Savings flank Life Insurance Council of New York State and vice president of the East Xew York Savings Hank. The conference members represent savings banks in Connecticut. Massachusetts and New York, holding percent of all savings bank assets in the United States.

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Dticriplivt 'Price 'Range Covered Casket Hardwood JJaO Oak Mahoaen iA-Fil- XT- 23. 1948, retired warrant officer, New York City Magistrates Court. Reposing McCaddin Funeral Home, 24 7th Avenue. Service Friday evening, 8:30. Funeral Saturday 10 a.m.

Entombment Cypress Hills Abbey. IERACITANO Pfc. FRANK in his 20th year, killed in action, April 5, 1945. Luzon, Philippine Islands, beloved son of Joseph and Marie leracltano of 1652 E. 29th Street: also survived by four sisters, two brothers.

Solemn Re- quiem Mass sauiraay, jure 11:45 a.m.. Good Shepherd R. c.j' Church. Brown Street and Avenue r.h strepf anH AvoniiP near Nostrand Avenue. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Please omit flowers. Information Pastore Funeral Home, MAin 5-2460. KEHOE On June 23. 1948. JOHN beloved husband of Mane mee Nlemeyer) devoted father of Patricia.

Reposing William A. Martin Funeral Home, Classon 11 nl--. Saturday, 2:30 p.m. REICHENBACH Thursday. 1'' ue oi nenry, loviiiR mouirr ui Henry Jr.

and Joseph and Mrs. Staten 1-Jand a ear ago last Carmen Ritter; sister of John January. Lawler, at her home, 96-10 101st For luanv vears he was asso-Avenue Funeral Monday. Rrquietr with the American Law Government property. Authorities thought it pos sible that the two men swam to the Brooklyn shore, landing somewhere along the Heights or at Red Hook since those points are closest to the island, about three-quarters of a mile.

There was another possibility, according to police, that the men succeeded in landing at South F'erry, Manhattan, on a regular ferry from the Island. LEGAL NOTICES SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY Nora Von Braunsherg. plaintiff RgaiiiM PHILIP 8. SULLIVAN. ED WARD SULLIVAN, if living and I von BrauiiKhPiK, planum.

a (he above named Drona dea their heirs at law. dpviAfen. executor adminiatrators lenal rfprpaentativca, creditors, sflig-nura, grantee, trustees, trustees in bankruptcy, receivers, lienors and uccears In interest, and their huxbands. wive, or widows if any all of whom aial whose names and places of resident; are unknown to plaintiff, defendant. To the above named defendants: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action and to serve a copy of your armwer, or If the complaint Is not served with the summons, to serve a notice of appearance on the plaintiff attorney within 20 day after the service of this summons exclusive of the day of service.

In iaa of your failure to anuear or answer, Judgment will be takn against you by default for the relief demanded In tne complaint. Dated: February 3A 1947. SIDNEY L. ARONflON Attorney fur plaintiff. Office and P.

1). address, 44 Cuurt Brooklyn. York. To the above named defendant In this action The foregoing summons Is served upon you by nublli-iitlon pursuant to on order of Hon. Michael F.

Walsh, ice of the Supreme CouK of the iw Yorlt- dated Mav 12. 19IS. and filed with the verified complaint In the office of the Clerk of King County at the Hall of Kecords. Bor-ouKh of Brooklyn. City of New York.

The object of thbv action in to clear in ana remove possible objections to Properly in the Borough of Brooklyn. City of New York. Kings I ounty. situate on the southerly side of Decatur distant 80 feet westerly from southwesterly corner of Decatur St. and Patchen running theme southerly and being 30 feet wide, from and rear and 100 feet depth on ejiher jide.

Premise known as 418 Decatur St. Dated: June IB, tH48. SIDNEY AROXSON Attorney for plaintiff. Office and i UdresJ Court Brook-'y- N- Y- )e26ir viw Ev -fJiF STATE OP NEW YORK by the grace of God, ST nd, liidependcnt-TO Rachel Rebecca Cohen also known Robe Cohen Jacob Nevcns Send (li-felin. WHfcREAS, RUTIIE N.

LUPATlk vnJ wl' reside at UiJ2 Avenue. Kew Gardens Hills. Flushing fj.nt- T.U,, and WILLIAM STRONG, who reside at Hotel Paris. 7th Street and West New Ynr City, have presented Uielr amended account as Ex- EVENS, also known as Aaron Nev-ens. deceased Intniv rai.tin..

kt 978 East 8th Street In the Bolough of "ooKiyn county of Kings. City and York' nl amended petition praying that their amended account may he tudidally settled- NOW. THERETORE. you and each of you are hereby cited to show cause before our Surrogated Court of the ounty of to be held In Room 2.1-A at the Hall of Records In the County of Kings, on tlie 2Sth dav of July. 1948.

at 9 30 o'clock In the BUCh "eltlemnt "I'ould not I.N TESTIMONY WHEREOF wo have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate's Court to be hereunto affixed (anal) WITNESS, HON. FRANCIS D. McGAREY. Surrogate of our said County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said Countv. the 8th day of June.

1918. L- JACOBT Clerk of the Surrogate' Court Jel8-4t t-icrNsra NOTICE fs HEREBYIVE.VTHAT IJ" the MndriKiied to sll betr al re- ri, uimii uir iruni)iic UHVratfe on-trol Iaw at 159 Central Brouk- I'M off-premises runauinnli.in FRANK Ltl CASTRO A r.ASPFP VALENTI-LO ASTRO VALENTi 1S9 (Vntial Ave. Brooklyn. N. Y.

JelS-2t is HEREBY GIVEN THAT 2361 lias lien l.vued tn the iindersiKni'rt In sell heer at reta 1 umier the Alef.h.ilir Revcrae fonlrol Ijiw at 4K5 New Av of Kinifs, Clly of New York' ror off-premis' SAM (IITTKI.MAV MA RICE S. UITTEI.MA.V 2-'0 Slang Walk. Brooklyn PCBI.IO NOT1CKS V'lHK OIHCK OK THIS MAIOK Hrarinc on I. oral I.shi To' STATUTORY nr. QUI EM E.NT is that loeal laws niiinlier.il hih titled a herejnafter speeifled.

huve h. passed hy the Council, and that nub- Int. No 2M, Pr. n's. 32l-7-r7-A.

ftitieiid the ailnnn-istratlve rude of the Hv New Ymlc f'r Int. No. 3(19. Pr. A I''- sdmini.tr..-U rude of the citv of New Y.nk etreet Klines Int.

No. SHS Pr. I7l -4 lMZ. Tu.t,"T.n'1 I'liniiHelialn-i 'lly of N'' in relation tn vernili'iillte Int. No.

3H9. Pr. No. 1 -A teK-nl rV the iidiiiinieliHti end, (he York, in r-. lation to ihlckneHs and fire reMit ratiin8 for protei-tmn u( atiuctiiral Inl'.

X. Uni adiimiiMialivo of ih- city of New in tela- I.o.;l Law To amend ih. admini.tra-tlve code of the citv of New York in Umns'" Int. No. 403 Pr tnend ii, ad.

etralivs rode of city New York, lin relation, to nln.tei na, "rR' Int. No. lirf. Pr A I'H rw To amend u.i..,i..,.,.. tive of the city of New York in relallon to flzes of wnter tiluep Int.

No. 4M. No. Iaw To amend the adotinistr.iliv code of the nty of New York, in re. lation to minimum dim.niom of U.DVu7j N'w Jm- VINCENT I.MPKI.I.ITTrHI.

X't Ilia: M-ivo St XSf.JTV V(IRk" OH ()K TIIK DIAWIK llrarini ii l.oral l.ana PIRSf.T To STXTfToHY Ii.l herehv iiiiat loci.1 la.a i 1 1 1 1,11,,,) as lieicinatiei- M1 ll mid aiMM-ovcl atV the Board of Eylimaie, and thai a onlilic hearinc on sin Ii al Has will I lie held at the nffli 'lle ('hamliei. City Hall, Boioua-h of New York Tity. on Thursday. July 1. at 2.30 p.m..

vli Int. No. 4.1 Pr. No. M(tA tswal Law to amend the administrative code of the cjty of New York.

In relation to avljtalion in and over the illy of New York. Int. No. m. Pr.

No A te.csl Ut to amend Ih" ao.iiiniMraiite the citv of New York, in teialioii ih sale and eachaime of lymph and antl-totin. Int No 4M. Pr. No. A Um al Iviw to amend the administrative of Ihe city of New York, in relation to prescriptions for the use of Inhalation thcranhv.

City Hall. Nw York, June 34, It'll vt WENT fl. IMPPl.l.lTTrnl i.ViSt- at 4th Place last Sept. Avenue corner olchuh, nw.c. ru- Ly0M); loving brother of Mrs.

noral RoHlrriac Q-1S a RMU pmL.n i it.V. Mass, cnurcn oi me nativity oi B. V. 10 a.m. John's Cemetery.

Interment St. i ROCHE June 23, 1948 JOHNi .1 hplnvnri hushnnri of Anne inee 7 oamei uie nujiomu, mia. iviuiir Healy, Mrs. Agnes Murphy and Ella Roche. Funeral from his residence, 1017 E.

40th Street, on Monday, June 28, 9:30 a.m.; Solemn Requiem Ma.ss St. Vincent Ferrer R. C. Church. 10 a.m.

In terment Holy Cross Cemetery. ble for the accident Price's division, employment oioot tttttam of 'a IK lerveer Park Mctlio-ROSSI LILLIAN V. 'nePi June 24. beloved wife officiate. Bur- Francis devoted mother of W1" in Lreen ood i Interment St.

John's Cemetery. KINO SUSAN (pee Gallagher), June 22, devoted mother of Ruth M. Tunny and Leonore E. Mc-Alonen; sister of Mrs. Mary Powers, John Gallagher and Mrs.

Ruth Farley; six grandchildren also survive. Reposing at Frank Hans Home for nmen J. Funerals, 192-07 Jamaica Avenue, Hollte. until Saturday. 8:30 a.m.

Solemn Requiem Mass Church of the Incarnation. Interment Calvary Cemetery. LAMB SARAH, on Wednesday, CULUill. UC1UVCU UC Vl UlC ion Alovsius; loving mother of Mrs. Loretta L.

Draves. Funeral from the Conway Funeral Home, 83d Street and Northern Boulevard. Jackson Heights, Saturday, 9:30 a.m.; Solemn Requiem Mass St. Mary's Church, Long Island City, 10 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery.

LASKAS MARY on June Gloria F. Paeamo: dear sister of Mary Warner, Ida Rohrs and Florence Cable. Services at her residence, 789 St. Mark Avenue, Saturday, 2 p.m. Interment The Evergreen Cemetery.

Direction Jere A. McClean. -n D.im MacJJune 23, 1948, at Milwaukee. Wis SCHNELLE AMELIA June Michael J. Rdkl'eC 23.

1948, beloved wile of Frederick devoted sister of Edwin A. del A solemn re(tuem mass for Chutkowski and Mrs. Arthur. Michael J. Rakiec, who died in uUlfeTtes at in New Cuinea on Sept.

Rnrifnrn Avpnno Snt.nrHnv 2'fl: rfc home, 1(18 Mountain View CaMleton Coiners, S. 1. He wa. veer Park Methodist Church, and then of St. Mark's Metho-i ist rlnireh.

Ocean Ave. and He moved to litiok Company. He was for publican politics. His wife. Mrs.

a li I ei MViirht jm w.f, Hiru tjnle The couole celebrated ullle dM. 1 lit? I OUllc eit OI dt itheir Colden Wedding in 1944, Funeral services will be held 1 iay 9 Harmon Home for l- unerals orcst A e. Staten Island The Rev A- of Xorthfield. a former pas- it emetery Mr. (iorham is survived by three nieces, Mrs.

Maude Krst-ulja, Mrs. Laura Lijk ani Barbara Belle Wright, all of this citv. (I Hill IlfilnkKnln.l ln.ln.. I "'y John of ampins R. t.

Imrcli, Bake and New Jersey Rakiec, who was 21, was the An honor guard at tlie serv M'-es was supplied by the Npw DCfltbS riuvoted mother of Frank E. Re- Jn CQcmoriam DEVINE In loving memory of GEORGE D. CONANT Moodingar Funorol Parian For your comfort our Chapel It Air-Conditioned 1120 Flatbush Avenu Ttl. BUckminitar 2-024T I I 23, formerlv of 270 Broadway.lor fcjueens village, L. I on June Brooklyn, beloved mother of Jame.s!28.

1948, at Oak Ridge. dear p.m. Interment Green-Wood Ceme- tery. SCHOTT MARY" formerly from the Stutzmann Funeral Home. 224-39 Jamuica Avenue Queens Village.

L. on Saturday, and Nicholas; grandmother of motner oi Mane Hamer anaiMui mi. ano rta-will he placed on the door of American Association, George, John, Christy, Margaret George E. Schott; grandmother of Ik ice of 1031 Unwood St. llisjthe smoking and recreation 'also were told that: and Christine Laskas.

Reposing i Richard and Stephen Schott; wife hoi ly was recentlv returned for room for Ihe deaf. Doing unpleasant tasks ran at Constantinides Funeral Jlomejof the late Richard N. was some people migraine 4 ii la i itl 1 1 ai i ja way. will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at the Universal Chapel, Lexington Ave. and St.

He died on Wednesday at Monte- wa a of Kism(1, HrookIvn ail(i Franklin Lodge 417. F. A. M. odge He lived at 16 E.

2.16th St the Bronx. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Certrude Reardon Bieser; his mother, Mrs. Katherine Bieser, and two brothers, George and Valentine Bieser. Deaf-Blind Group Honors Late Chief A bronze plaque honoring the memory of Vincent Bettica, di rector tn uie uem-uiiriu tiepai i- ment of the Brooklyn Indus- I trial Home for the Blind, has presPnted to the home by workers.

The Dlaoue. accented bv Peter Salmon, executive director. iMem, president of the Light Huoy Chib for the Deaf-Mind to which the 120 home employes belong. Classes GLEASON LUCY SHIRE. Second Anniversary Masses Our Lady of the Snow R.

C. Church. Blue Point. L. Sunday.

10:30 a.m., and St. Jean Baptist R. C. Church, 76th St. and Lexington New York City, Monday, 7:30 a.m.

CEMETERY PLOTS FOR SAL! FOR SALE Deed to choice grave In non-sectarian cemetery. PResident 2-2089. 111. 1504 BUSH WICK AYE. OtIK H.OCt DION tUIWAY (Builtvicli cfinul ofuntral B(omt DIGNIFIED FUNERALS Hi GLenmoro i kM 54)103 SONS yer, Robert McCowan Smith of 16 Court produced photographs of a tleep rut beside the track to support testimony of witnesses that the defect in the roadway caused the automobile to skid.

jStomach Ulcers loallecl Cause I jQf BlindneSS Chicago, June 25 (U.R)- The nation doctors were told today that stomach ulcers can cause blindness. The doctors, assembled at the annual convention of the headaches. lleliinK skin can be caused by emotioiiiil tension as well as by skin disease. Autobiles should be (quipped with plexi-Klu- hid-shields, rubber padded dashboards and safety belts. Dr.

Lawrence T. Tost reported that blindness or impaired vision may result from ulcers, tuberculosis, diabetes, carlovascular diseases, syphilis and multiple sclerosis. Walter lit. Nw York's lorgtff Cletli SalHI Sella Salla Then Prkts lncudt: Ca.skel uilh hand tugrjtcJ name plate. Protective outer-rae.

Remnvins deceased Solid Armce SelldZlne 8:30 a.m.; Requiem Mass Our Ludyll.ots Memorial Post of the of Lotirdrs R. C. Church. 9 a.m American Legion. l6 S.

Oxford Street. Funeral Monday. June 28. Services at St. Constantine Church, 64 Schermer-horn Street at 1:30 p.m.

LOSI JOSEPH, on June 23. of 1110 Avenue beloved husband of Lena and father of Angela tM al Da virt 4 a Tj ABAAnrraltifsn11 I interment Holy cross cemetery. scnfzon June 22. 1948.1 William Miriam T. and the mte! vaniKri, osiiiuiic, jvosc, ixjTJISE.

of 8823 14h Avenue, be- Anne; also survived by a brother, jm dear th WALSH-JAMES J. on June Louis. Reposing English i Fu- and Robprt and dear 1948 member of N. Y. F.

neral Home, 2190 McDonald Ave-i. Q. ErnPSt Services at beloved husband of Irene; devoted nue. Funeral Saturday, with h.s 8BI3 5th of George and Alice Lar-Mass of Requiem at Our Lady ofi. ld loving son of Margaret; Grace R.

C. Church, 9:30 a.m. isntwdav 10 30 a ibrother of Loretta, Nicholas and LYONS JOHN, of 78-49 78thl John. Funeral from Walter B. Street, Glendale.

L. on Thurs- SHEEHAN JAMES on June Cooke, Funeral Home, 50 7th day, June 24, 1948. He is survived 24. beloved husband of Irene M.Avenue; Requiem Mass St. Fran-by two niece, Mrs.

Gertrude Ennis: dear father of Margareticis Xavler R. C. Church Baturday, Shields and Mrs. Catherine Jack- Loughlin. Irene Sandlass.

Philip a.m. Interment Holy Cross St. Vincent Ferrer R. C. Church Interment St.

John's Cemetery. DELEGRO Pfc. JOHN killed Jn action, March 21, 1945, Luzon, Philippine Islands; son of Jennie and Anthony Delegro; brother of Anna, Louise, Anthony, Richard and Roland. Reposing at Delphine Funeral Home, 135 4th Avenue, Brooklyn, until Saturday, June 26. 8olemn Requiem Mass Lady of Peace R.

C. Church, 522 Carroll Street, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. DOMBEK JOHN, on June 24, 1948, at Little Neck, L. formerly of Lakewood, N.

beloved hus band of Mary J. Dombek; father of Florence Weidner; brother of Samuel Dombek. Funeral from the Shoop Funeral Home, LitMe Neck Parkway at Northern Boule vard, Little Neck, on Monday at 9:30 a.m.; thence to St. Anastasia R. C.

Church, where a Solemn Requiem Mass will be offered at 10 a.m Walter B. Cook INC FUNERAL INFORMATION 20 Sitydtr Atu ULiUr C-480O Friday. Junt 25th ORHNV. John T. Ckaprl LOONET, Marcarel soiumo.

Jum iih r.4illR. Sarsh r. 1 1 A.M. St ffoflst OBl.R(ll.(H K. Jobn I t.M.

St Chapel VAN DI.SUOGF, Bsmuel HOP M. lC llssl SO S.rMtk Arsaas MAia 2-8S85 Sofsrdar, Jvnt IttK WAI.SH. Jsnm A.M. at ChsBrl HI.NKS. JnfVhlM rWIA jTslChss! 1218 FIst.VATS.

BUc.BlsiUr 2-026 mint. Juni lilli I.ARKIN, Msrs.rsl J. A.M. st Hnms ALDSLEV. Wsltr r.M.

si Ham Satvriat. Ju'f HtK UNKI.I.e. Amelia 1:80 P.M. at Hnms O'CONN'ELL, Clhrlne Ta ba arransta Forait An. HEfaasaa 3-0900 Saturtav.

June 26tH BARKER, John M. i A.M. al Chaaal BROOKLYN FUNERAL HOMES 20 SNYDER AVE. AT FLATBUSH AVE. OUTER Mt00 tJll Flatawa s-BUcfcmautsr 2-MSI-7 St tavwMl Avaaaa-Maia 2-SSIS fUNIIAL HOMIS IN 1ROOKIYN MANHATTAN BRONX QUIINt James E.

Jr brother of Dr. Georuei w'ARD EIJiANOR on June A. Sheehan; also survived by eight 24 1948 of 34 weirfield Street, be-Rrandchildren. Fiinpral from his 1)ved wlfe of the ialt jonn son. Funeral irom tne warneck, Funeral Home, 78-05 Myrtle Avenue.

Glendale. L. on Saturday. June 26. at 9:30 a.m.: Requiem wiasa at oacrea neari oi jcsi R.

c. cnurcn, Oienaaie. inter- Monday, June 28. 10 a.m. Solemn 'poslng Gallagher Sons Fu-ment Calvary Cemetery.

Requiem Ma.ss at the Church of nmri Home. 25 Aberdeen Street McCOOEY JOHN June of Assisi. 10:30 a.m.; between Broadway and Bushwlck 1948. beloved husband of Helen Interment Holy Cro. Cemetery.

Aefmei. Solemn Requiem Mass father of Helen, John H. Jr. and'tNewark, N. and Dutchess Monday.

9:30 a.m.. St. Martin of Ann; brother of Everett D. and County, N. papers please copy).

Tours Church. Interment Holy SYERS -FRANK, on June 23. Chkvs Cemetery. ns Mid wood Htreet. on 1948.

beloved husband of Mar- Healey Funeral Home, 2977 Ocean Metal J49S-550-t2 $775 nc.uc.v mx, resiaeice, jid uarueia si tv.it1?'" father of frank. Funeral Solemn Requiem Mass St. Francis tvenue; Requiem Mass Our Ladyjy car IUA' pasea away Help of Christians Church. year totW- WIL. Irom iny local hopiwl or residence.

Embalming and dressing; Gentle-min'i suit or Lady's dress. Use of chapel or reposing room and necessary funeral equipment. Funeral from the residence if desired. Floral door-piece. Procuring burial permit.

Hearse and one limousine to any local cemetery. BROOKLYN tUNIRAl NOMII 10 SNYOU AVENUE at Natbuih Av. Ut 4-4I00 SO SEVENTH AVENUE MAin 2-1515 1211 FIATBUSH AVENUE lUckmlmrer 2-0269 QUEENS PUNERAl HOMIS 150- 10 HILLSIDE AVENUE JAmaica 4-470 43-32 rOKEST AVENUE Mlaemon J-09OO 151- 14 NORTHERN ILVD. Fluihlng 3-4400 vneraf Homoi In Manhattan SronK (roosfvn Qveeet Copper Xavler Church, Saturday. 11 a.m.

McCOOEY The Emerald Asso ciation announces with sincere grief the death of a director and past president, JOHN H. Mc- COOEY Jr. Members are requested to attend the Requiem Mass. PETER M. DALY.

President. Paul H. Keller, Secretary. McCOOEY JOHN H. Jr.

The Friendly Sons of St. Patrick of. Brooklyn records with deep rearet the death of JOHN H. McCOOEY. JOHN 'F.

GRUNING. President, j. Vuxeut Iteogh, Secretary. i qm AS LOW AS JJIJP7 a.m. tery.

Interment St. John's Ceme- Leo S. Sheridan Funeral Service 2603 Church Av Cor. Rogers Tal. BUckmintUr 4-3637.