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FARBELL Ob Monday, Decern. I O'MALLET THOMA8, Decern- BROOKLYN EAGLE, DEC. 3, 1952 17 MRS. LILY WALLACE dead, Mrs, LeRoy Pease Sratha AUTHOR OF COOK BOOKS, 80 Says Cops Avoided Court Test On Guarding Raided Premises Jan. 3, 1872, Mrs.

Wallace grad Bocan, Charles HoefcrUn, F. Husted, Ella F. Jensen, Harold Ledwith, Daniel Mauro, Irene Mackey, Fred Merrick, B. F. turklcy.Fay Ciaccto, Marie ctriilo.John Cutrone, L.

Dierking.F.C Meyer, Henry Dinner. Johanna Nocelia, A. Downey. J. J.

Sr. O'Malley, Thomas Lily Haxworth Wallace, la ternationally-known home econ- omist, lecturer and author of a number of cook books, lnclud ine "Just for Two," "Seafood Cookery," "Egg Cookery," Carv ing the Easy Way," the "Wom an's World Cook Book" and the "Rumford Complete Cook died "yesterday at the age of 80. She resided at lo3 Union St. Mrs. Wallace, a Brooklyn resi dent for -50 years, was former national president of the Asso- elated Clubs of Domestic Science and had Visited, every of the union on lecture Dunnlgan.

C. P. O'Meara, jonanna Andrew Pappa, Louis JTarrell, James Pease, Edith Olbaon, Kathryn racers, tmuy Green, Mary Roslak, AritonJ Haggerty, WilliamSmith, Mary i-Hanlon, Anna Stanton, William Joseph Sweeney, E. Helmolt, Florence Van Buren.F. Heel, Sophie "Wallace, Lily husbandof Agnes Heams Ban.

Reooiin. at his home, 17 Norman, Avenue, Amity ville, L. Solemn Mass of Requiem at Church of St. ber 1, 1952, JAMES I. FARRELL, beloved butband of Margaret (nee Dolley), and devoted brother of Mrs.

Sadie Comerfoid, Florence Robert and Edward J. Farrell. Reposing at the Macken Mortuary, 52 Clinton Avenue, Rockville Centre, L. I. Funeral on Thursday, De cember 4, at a.m.: Mass of Requiem at St.

Ignatiu Martyr cnurcn. Long Beach, at 10 m. Interment in the family ok In the Cemetery of the Holy Cross Brooklyn GIBSON KATHRYN DOWNEY, December 2, 1952, formerly of the 7th Ward, Manhattan. Reposing at BushwicRFuneral Home, 1178 Bushwick Avenue, until Friday, 10 a.m. Henry McCaddiacV Sons, Directors.

GREEN MARY December 2, 1952, wife of the lete Henry E. Green: devoted mother of John C. 'the late Edmund M. Green raaetal from- WaHer Cm Funeral Home. 20 Snyder Avenue.

Solemn Requiem Mass St. Vincent Ferrer R. C. Church, Friday, 9 a.m. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. HAGGERTY WILLIAM F. Sr, on December 2, 1952. Survived by four sons and four daughters. Fu neral Friday, 9:15 a.m., from Harry F.

Blair Sons Funeral Home, 723 Coney Island Avenue; Requiem Mass 9:45 a.m., Holy Innocents R. C. Church. Interment St. charles cemetery ttANLON ANNA, December 2, KJ f.

oieason; nuci ui nortuce, feter, jEdna and Dorothy Gleason, Mrs. Catherine runner, and Mrs. (Henry McCaddin fe Son. 24 7th torn 8emj3te -toussB. Capt.

James W. Flynn, one of the 30 cops in the long-drawn departmental trial on charges of protecting the Harry Gross bookie empire, testified today the Police Department avoided anycourt test of the legality of its practice of stationing offi cers in raided premises. "When the proprietor brought suit to compel removal of a'poilretnnn tatiotte4 in his Flynn said under re-direct examination, "(he policeman was removed before a derision could he had, a decision unfavorable the department was feared. The legality of the practice UMA HI luyci rciuiuii dim Signed by Mayor Mayor Impellitterl today signed into law the bill spon sored by Brooklyn Councilman Edward Vogel to increase pen mJ'SI umh a yean wnere jne present pension is below that (figure. She had appeared on TV and radio programs, and in recent years had taught home econo- nomics at the Ballard YT W.

C. A. School, Manhattan. Formerly, for 1 years, she was home-making editor of Woman's World Magazine. Born In Yorkshire, England, I 'i I 'j.

1 I i i A 1 I Martin Friday, 10 a.m. BURKLEY FAY on Decern- 1, 1952, beloved husband of Grace (nee Magle). Funeral serv- Ice at Walter B. Cooke, Fu-j neral Home. 20 Snyder Avenue, near Flatbush Avenue, Thursday, 1 p.m.

Interment Cypress Hills Cemetery. ber 2, 1952, aged 86 years. Survlvedi bv daughters. Anna Cornell, Cath erine Wittman, Mary Morris and Ellen Gruebel; ne granacnuaren and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral from Peter J.

Gels Funeral Home, 5734 Catalpa Avenue, Friday, 9:30 a.m.; Solemn Requiem Mass Blessed Sacrament R. C. Church, 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. O'MEARA JOHANNA, of 6209 8th Avenue, born in Coppanwhite, Tipperary, Ireland, beloved sister of Mrs.

Patrick Crowe. Survived by, eight nephews, five nieces. Funeral from the Parlors of James F. Mc-Keon ie Bon, 7212 Fort Hamilton Parkway, Thursday, 9:30 a.m.; thence to the R. C.

Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, where a Mass will be offered. Interment St. John's Cemetery. PAPPA -LOUIS on Decern- ber 1, son of th iat and of Helen Moran Comstock and Joseph Pappa; uncle of Harold T. Moran.

Reposing at the Simonson Chapel. 119-04 Hillside Avenue, Richmond Hill. Solemn Requiem Mass Friday, December 5, 9 a.m., at Our Lady of Grace R. C. Church, Howard Beach, Long Island.

Interment Calvary Cemetery. PEASE Of Summit, N. on December 2. J952, EDITH Em wife of Le Roy T. Pease and mother of Mrs.

Eleanor F. Fisher of Pennington. N. Mrs. Louise E.

Tilton and Le Roy T. Pease Jr. of Vine-land, N. J. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the service at the First Baptist Church, Sum- mlt N.

December 5, at Robert D. Brough Funeral Home, 535 Springfield Avenue, Summit. Interment Fair Mount Cemetery, Chatham, N. J. ROGERS EMILY on December 1, 1952, loving mother of Gertrude A.

Hughes, John V. Hughes and Julia H. Schmitz. Funeral from her residence, 131 Lincoln Road, Thursday, 9:30 a.m. Solemn Requiem Mass St.

Francis of Assisi R. C. Church, 10 a.m. Thomas Edward Ireland, Directors. ROSLAK ANTONI, suddenly, on December 2, 1952.

of 654 60th Street, beloved husband of Thelma Roslak; devoted father of Charles, Mrs, Mae Mulhollanti, Mrs. Jean Charlotte Guarini and Mrs. Diamond; also survived by one brother, William Roslak, and 15 grandchildren. Reposing Lady of Perpetual Help Church (upstairs), Saturday, 9 a.m. Interment St.

John's Cemetery'. SMITH MARY AGNES (nee Casey), on November 30, 1952, be Dr. Robert Howe Gray, Former Brooklyn Physician uated from the National Training College of Cookery, London, and came to the United States early in life. She was the widow of George Wallace, who died in 4931. Long a member of the Church of the Messiah and In carnation, 80 Greene she was chairman of the choir vest ment committee and a member of the board of the Church Charity Foundation.

She also has served as chairman of the home making committee of the American Home Department, New York Federation of Worn-' Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Chucrh of the Messiah and Incarnation, with the Rev. Ernest A. Harding, rector, officiating. The body is now at the Fair- child Chapel, 951 Atlantic where friends may call.

Burial will be in Edgecomb, Me. Gray served as 1st lieutenant at the Debarkation Hospital in this city. After leaving the Army in 1919 he resumed private practice here, remaining until 1926. He was on the courtesy staff of the Cham-plain Valley and Physicians Hospital of Plattsburg. and attending physician of the Community Hospital of Elizabeth-town.

Dr. Gray is survived by his wife, Mrs. Janet Gray; two sisters, Mrs. Richard Laltimer and Mas. Joseph Woodruff, and a brother, Steward W.

Gray. Funeral services were held Saturday in the Church of the Good Shepherd, Elizabethtown. as an adviser to The STeth- BURNS THOMAS November late Catherine A. (nee White): de. retta tamer oi i nomas, Devotee ais-woi v3inern7erleT of Huntingdon valley, jvirs, cxeanor uajton, wiia.

eu Lawless and Irs. Regina Perry; loving brother of Mrs. Lillian Fra grandchildren and one great srandchild. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m., from his residence, 3604 Ave-nu? Requiem Mass 10 a.m., St. Thomas Aquinas R.

C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Avenue. Funeral Thursday.

mends may call at the He aiso approved bills extend- The victim, Louis Bookbinding workmen's compensation to er, 62, told police he was alone police and firemen injured in. ja his establishment at 46f Ver-line of duty and adusting up mont st wnen tne lnUKS en- ward death benefits to widows Afler inquiring about of police and firemen killed in: the rubbers, the pair followed CHRISTENSEN November 30, Dr. Robert Howe Cray of Westport, N. a former Rrook- Ivn r.livulrM!in Hial ThnraHau in 'Community' Hospital, Eliza- bethtown, N. Y.

Dr. Gray, who had served as coroner of Essex County, N. as well as president of the Essex County Medical Society, started his medical career in Brooklyn after graduating from Long Island College of Medicine in 1909. He served his interneship at St. Mary's Hospital in Brooklyn, and was a former member of the hospital staff.

His office was in the Professional Building, 80 Hanson Place. During World War I Dr.1 jg52, ANNA, DelOVea Wlie Ol vai- entine; mother of Mrs. H. William Engelschjon; grandmother of Gail "and Peter; siste- oi Mrs. soren sen and Mrs.

A. Hammer. Servicejiiue, Friday. :30 a.m. Requiem at Fred Herbst Sons Memorial, jMass St.

Teresa's R. C. Church, 7501 5th Avenue, Wednesday, 8 Classon Avenue and Sterling Place, a.m.; Solemn Requiem Mass Church of Immaculate Heart of Mary, 9 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. HART JOSEPH December mw, uciuvcu uuauauu oi mum lovmg jaiuer oi uames, Aiuen and Helen Hart.

Funeral from the Fairchild Chapel, 951 Atlantic Ave- 10 a.m. HEEL On November 30, 1952. OPHIE, formerly of 661 Highland Place, Rockaway Point, dear mother of Arthur and Walter. Fu neral service at the Chapel, 40 Lafayette Avenue, Thursday, 10 a.m. weorye cicuum os oon, virtxwia.

HELMOLT FLORENCE (nee, p.m. Members of Bay Ridge Chap- ter, No. 402, O. E. lnvuea to attend.

If. CIACCIO MARIE, of 370 Him- tW Street, Brooklyn. Reposin? at f'Scibona Funeral Home, 165 Hum- line of duty before reaching top pay. The death benefit will as a result be computed on the basis of the top pay, Nolan Reveals Gifts to Ryan Continued from Page 1 frequently conferred with his attorney, stopped answering questions, claiming that under a restraining order he obtained yesterday in Manhattan Fed eral Court, he did not have to answer questions dealing purely with business and not with waterfront conditions. Previous Testimony Theodore Kiendl, commission attorney then read from No lan's previous private testi mony before the commission, apparently in an attempt to I bold Street, Brooklyn, until inurs Petrus J.

Schmidt, Secretary 1 p-on firliimn Ronniotn i May, p.vv 'J Mass St. Brigid's R. C. Church. St.

Nicholas Avenue, Brooklyn, 9:30 Of UN Group on Disarmament Curnuck), December 1. 1952, be-at Cosgrove Chapels. 5723 5th Ave-loved wife of the late Charles; de-nue. Solemn Requiem Mass at Our Petrus J. Schmidt, 56, delegation at the first tary of the United Nations armament Commission, whose i duties had taken him to Riles on Friday I Summit, "Dec.

3 Funeral services for Mrs. Edith E. Pease, treasurer for the last 15 years of the Board of Recreation, Summit, and a former Brooklyn resident, will be held at 11 a.m. Friday in the First Baptist Church. The body is now reposing at the Robert D.

Brough Funeral Home, 535 Springfield Ave. Burial will be in Chatham, N. J. Mrs. Pease; died yesterday In the Bonnie Burn Santtorium, Scotch Plains, N.

J. She was fi4 and resided at 548 Spring field Summit. Surviving are her husband Le iltrx Tf Pease, ifrrpe tisvgln-. ters, Airs. Eleanor F.

Fisher, Mrs. Louise E. Tilton and Mrs. Marjorie H. Patten; a son, Le Roy T.

Pease two broth ers, Joseph W. Mver Jr. and Percy W. Myer, and a sister, Mrs. Annie Kramm.

800 Movie Patrons Ignore Real Life Shooting Chase An" argtrrhent 'between candy butchers early today in a limes Square motion pic lure nnuse developed into shooting affair, with one of the salesmen shooting the other in the left thigh. Police said Harris, 50, of 64-34 102d Forest Hills, shot Anthony Marciseo, 35, of 426 E. 105th in a dispute over peddling privileges. The incident took place in the stockroom of the New Amsterdam Theater. An audience of 800 heard the shot but paid no attention to it Harris was captured after a wild chase through the crowded Times Square subway station Raymond Dukeman of 635 Humboldt an X-ray student participated in the pursuit, Boro Jews Hit Czech Purge Continued from Page 1 reporting in the controlled Com munist press, that the Red governments like all previous die tatorships have had to resort to scapegoats to keep the minds of their subjects from brooding over a shortage of bread and a lack of freedom "In choosing the Jews within their own countries as the scapegoats upon which their people are encouraged to vent the antagonisms engendered by their oppressive methods of government, the Moscow- dominated totalitarian have given final and Incontrovertl hie evidence that their vaunted concern for the protection of minorities is as empty and cynical a claim as any other contrived by their propagand 1st.

Said the statement in part: "All freedom loving peoples in the world, including the Jew ish people, are horrified at the evidence of government stimu ation of anti-Semitism in the style of Goebhels which the trials provide. "Our anxiety about Ihe fate of the 2,500,000 Eastern European Jews who managed tn uisurvive the Hitler holocaust 0 are now sea'efl hehind the Vdin is greatly deep- ened thereby." CITY TO SELL SUBWAY TRANSFER MACHINES The Board of Transportation will open bids Dec. 29 at 370 Jay for the sale of 3,200 transfer machines which are no longer required snice the elimination of transfers between rapid transit and surface lines These machines were nur- fnr '0" rate with transfer hetween ldJMI (IdllMl ellHl llll Mu tate lines, i ne comninauon raue was abolished last July WEST GERMAN VEHICLES, DRIVERS SEIZED BY REDS Berlin, Dec. 3 CU.R) East Gorman Communist police seized West Berlin vehicles in the Soviet sector today and slowed traffic between East and West Berlin. 1 mnlA h.

ronlnnlnjMs B0 Wfht i loved wife of Elmer; devotedjEritrea and Kashmir, died yes mother of Robert Smith; dear of a heart ailment inision in the Security and Po ter of Elizabeth Williams. Funeralihis home. 147-35 Villace CIRILLO JOHN, of 723 Presl- dent Street, on December 1, 1952. beloved husband of Teresa and i dear father of Maurice, Paul, Adam, Andrew and daughter. iipeposing at New Ttork and Brooklyn Funeral Home, 187 S.

Oxford Street; Solemn Requiem Mass St. Francis Xavier R. C. Church, Carroll Street and 6th Avenue, Friday, December 5, at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

CUTRONE LAZZARO, De- riber 1952, beloved husband of Mary; dear father of Alexander, Isiiatius, Mrs. Mary Filippino, An-I pelo and Francis. Reposing John T. QiUlaKher- Funeral Home, 2549 how some money was used byltvsburc and Paul Hetterich. the Jarka firm to influencelof 92-30 Vanderveer both steamship companies to give itlQueens Villaae.

business. voted sister of Thomas; loving aunt of Ethel Hankey, Florence Eckhoff, Alfretta, Harold and George Cur- nuck. Services Wednesday, 8 p.m., at the McManus Funeral Home, 2001 Flatbush Avenue. St. George Chapter, No.

713, O. E. S. services 8:30 p.m. Interment Thursday, 11 a.m., Evergreens Cemetery.

HOEFERLIN FREDERICK A. Reposing Marcy Funeral Home, 354 Marcy Avenue, until Friday, 10 a.m. HUSTED ELLA November 30, beloved cousin of Irene F. Fuller. Services at her late residence, 1051 Lincoln Place, Wednesday, 8 p.m.

Interment Evergreens Cemetery 2 p.m. Thursday. JENSEN HAROLD Decem ber 1, 1952, of 2720 Albemarle Road, devoted husband of Emma Jensen (nee Korni; loving father of Har old S. Mrs. Mary Jane Galvin; beUed bother 7 from the Walter B.

Cooke, Funeral Home, 150-10 Hillside Avenue, Jamaica, L. I Thursday, 8:30 a.m.; Solemn Requiem Mass Im maculate Conception R. C. Church 9 a.m. Interment Calvary Ceme tery.

STANTON WILLIAM H. December 2, 1952, beloved husband of Mabel F. (nee Potter); devoted father of William H. Pearl O. Foster and Edwin brother of Albert O.

Stanton and Daisy E. Parkwav Village, Jamaica Mr. Schmidt, a native of The Netherlands, was educated at the University of New Utrecht, majoring in constitutional law, and at the University of London, where he took a course in journalism. During the Nazi occupation of The Netherlands, he was a leading figure in the resistance! movement. He joined the UN -I cl waa never determined.

The department would not let It come to a head." Cross-examined by Assistant Corporation Counsel Victor Herwltz, Flynn gald had fought bookies, bu' V.iat it was "physically impossible" to eliminate the practice in such areas as the garment center, what with the limited number of men under him. He testified also that -every public telephone in Madison Square Garden and in Pennsylvania Station was tapped at various times hetween 194Sand 1950 in an effort to apprehend bookies. EAST NEW YORK Holdup Pair Beat, Rob Store Owner An elderly East New York Isensetess and. robbed ot 45 late. yesterday Wv two men Hd came int0 store inquiring ah, iho fnt.

Bookbinder into the rear of the store, when one hit him on the head with a blunt object. Bookbinder fell to the floor, while the bandits rifled the cash register. He was treated for a deep scalp laceration and remained at home in his quarters behind the store. Snow Snarls City Traffic Continued from Page 1 Friedman, 41. of 26 Maleaux Road, Valley Stream.

Cop, Civilian Hurt In Queens, a patrolman and civilian were injured when a police car collided with a private automobile at 90th Ave. and Vanderveer Queens Village. They were Patrolman Joseph Weils, 29. of 02-24 Get- On Lona island, six nersons l.enr was Rchrd- nled to glaze streets and ship-walks still wet. The mercury will drop to 30 degrees In the city and near 25 In the suburbs, It was forecast.

480 Herkimer was elected president of the hos- pital's medical board at a meeting last night. Also elected were Dr. F. Warren, vice president; Dr. Thomas William Hynes, secre.

tary, and Dr. Warren A. Lapp, treasurer. BORO HOSPITAL GETS $3,500 RESEARCH FUND grant, of S7.500 has hperi to the Jewish Sanitarium and Hospital for Chronic Dis- eases, Rutland Road and E. ERICSON ERICS0N FUNERAL DIRECTORS TRiongla 5-0637 500 STATI ST.

On Block from L. I. Sto. I nr. Kiendl showed that Nolan were injured today when the had given two $10,000 Govern-icar in which they were riding ment bond gifts to Walter hit a pole, near Hook Creek.

Wells, president of the Isth- Boulevard in Valley Stream, mian Line, which uses thelAll were taken to Long Beach Breakwater Piers and Pier 1 1 Hospital. in Erie Basin, controlled by At dawn bad weather can-Anastasio. celed 20 outgoing and 15 incom- Kiendl also showed NoIaning flights at LaGuardia Field, gave $2,500 a year for severally 11 a.m.; however, operations years, "in addition to Christ-! were normal, man gifts," to a Mr. Von Her- At noon it' was still snowing, billies, a vice president of the but. the eather Bureau ex-Waterman Steamship Corpora.pected that it would end (ion, which nses Pier 6, Bushsnortv Clinton; also survived by fourjSecretariat in 1946 after serv-! granddaughters.

Service at Walter Church Avenue. Requiem Mnss St. i Thomas Aquinas Church, Friday, 11 a.m. A DIERKING At his home. 323 I68 Street, FREDERIC CHRIS- TAN, beloved husband of Chris tine (nee Stlner).

Services at the Harris Funeral Chapel, 5012 4th Avenue, Wednesday, December 3, 8 p.m. v.iurente v. Cruuni, v-fiemibi, Hiibert. Mrs. Marguerite x' ZT hp cmp of the European affairs divi- lit ical Dpnartmpnt.

in which capacity he served on three commissions abroad. Prior to World War II, Mr. Schmidt, who had served in a number of positions in Dutch civil service, including duty in The Netherlands East Indies and Thailand, edited or wrote for various Dutch labor and trade journals, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Catherina Paardenkoper Schmidt, and four children, j.L rl the Board of Health he es tablished his own laboratories. For a number of years his aboratories aided the World- nollutinn 1 Mr 'rnth m.mh ntl the Shelter Island Yacht Club and the Chemists Club of New York.

He is survived by his Clementis, Slansky, 9 Others Hanged Continued from Page 1 Operator of Boro Laboratories Funeral from Cronin's Chapel, 44, SWEENEY ELIZABETH I De-7th Avenue. Thursday, 9:30 a.m. cember 2. 1952 (nee. Brooks), be- B.

Cooke, Funeral Home, 20 Snyder Avenue, Thursday, 8 p.m. wuru lloved wife of the late Michael aunt 0f Ann Mallon Williams (and Loretta K. Dearborn. Requiem Mass 10 a.m. Friday, St.

Thomas Aauinas R. C. Church. 9th Street. j.u a i i i tin avenue.

at napci of Joseph G. Duffy, 9th 8treet 4th Avenue. VAN Bl'REN FRANCIS De- cember 1, loving husband of Nellie; Clarence Ekroth, 64 of 1635 E. 21st chemist and in- nea(-j 0f enKlnpel- neacl 01 lne ItT-lAtV, -iUrti--i1rn-irt? lnf rlinrl terminal, Itrooklyn Dlggest; pier. 'ailed Ciood-AVIII Payment Nolan described the.

gifts to Von Herhulies as "good-will ppyments." Nolan became npset on the DINGER JOHANNA, 74 years, je-n December 1, 1952, devoted mother of Charlotte Hezinger and Katherine Lueck and John Dinger. i Services Wednesday. 8:30 p.m., at Bartholomew Son Chapel. 302 LBedford Avenue. Bellmore, L.

I. Interment The Evergreens. DOWNEY JAMES J. No- uomunwui leiegram and Sun In analyzing yesterray while shoveling snowjsea water and dirt in the course tl-io laSnratnrinc at Tember 30, 1952, beloved husband of the late Mary Catherine (nee stand today. As Kiendl sought rvo ATT AGLIA MEAf)C to show money had spenl to Influence companies! BOARD AT 5T.

JOHN to give the Yarka concern! Dr. Joseph Battaglia, director business, Nolan declared: of the Department of Pediatrics "I'm an ulcer patient. Tat St. John's Episcopal Hos- bO Freeman St. Mr, Ekrolh, born in Brooklyn.

Institute and several other father of Francis E. son ofjreceived his technical training William and Martha; brother Pnlvlpchnic Institute Pratt Funeral private. Directors. Jere J. pronin, LEDWITH On December 3.

1952, DANIEL beloved husband of Mary (nee Syers) devoted fa ther of Mrs. Mary Madden, Mrs. Esther Jones and Thomas Ledwith; brother of Mrs. Mary Oreany, John and Frank Ledwith; also survived by nine grandchil dren, Reposin-z William A. Mar tin Funeral Home, Classon Avenue, corner Sterling Plaoe, Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m.

Requiem Mass St. Gregory's R. Z. Church. Interment St.

John's Cemetery. MAURO IRENi H. (nee Carey), of 1415 New York Avenue, on December 2. 1952, beloved wife of Louis; loving daughter of Thomas dear sister of Edna Beyer, Eva Pickup and Elsie Gorr. Reposing at 38 Lafayette Avenue, until 8:45 a.m.

Friday; solemn Requiem Mass 9:30 a.m., St. Jeromes R. C. Church, After serving as chief chemistjwife, Mrs. Grace Lyons Ekroth.

Scully) devoted rather or James J. William, Sarah Hasselmann and Edward T. Downey. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m., from the Mc-(Manus Funeral Home, 2001 Flat-bush Avenue; ttequiem Mass, 10 a Our lady Help of Christians JR. C.

Church. Interment Holy (Sepulchre Cemetery, Philadelphia. rUNNIGANCHAwI.ES De- fcember 1, 1952, of 392 12th Street, beloved husband of Elizabeth fjshanley Dunnlgan; devoted father don't do any expensive enter-; taiing. eW have no yachts to entertain on. eW attempt to carry on a straight business enterprise." TWO EXTR SESSIONS ARE ANNOUNCED IN AIR RESERVE SURVEY The Air Force Reserve Sur- Team.

.346 Rroadwav. Man Alfred Valentine, Raceway Official Glen Cove, Dec. 3 Funeralter of Defense and chief ofi01 tne uty Transit system. of Charles, Waller and Joseph; services for Alfred hrnthr nt Mrv Colcan. Sol.INewklrk Avpnuo and R.

29th Street. inittmwnn. si. fl 'e-' i incarnation, bo oreene Avenue, III- mio CII1IL rKTUlildl maw inutounj, IV i.m., St. Stanislaus R.

C. Church, Roosevelt Racewav, will "LC1 000 at Ihe time when the held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in ther the Czech party fare was increased from a today announced two extra sessions to make it pos- A made c.iti. iiiiriiiiLiib v3o Cemetery. MACKEY Suddenly, at Phila-.

iReposing at Chapel of Joseph 4 Duffy, 9th Street and 4th Avenue Rude Pravo; Ludvik to a dime and a comnina Ruth Andersen, Martha Riva, Marie Budd. Ethel McMinn, Anna Stout, Helen and Charles Van Buren. Reposing at the Halvorsen Chapel, 5310 8th Avenue; Solemn Mass of Requiem St. Agatha's R. C.

Church, Friday, 10 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery WALLACE LILY HAXWORTH, December 2, 1952, of 1533 Union Street. Friends may call at the Fairchild Chapel, 51Atlantic Ave nue, until Thursday, 11 a.m. Serv lMf.V Ine ice at the Church of the Messiah' WALTERS EMMA on De- cember 1, 1952, beloved mother of lyn Harris and Gilbert Sarles.

Fu- Avenue, near Flatbush Avenue Thursday, f30 p.m. Interment St, John's M. E. Cemetery, Elmont, L. I Remembrancer RYMER LOIS.

Happy birthday in heaven, darling Lois. The DAMIANO FAMILY. Jn (emotfam NASH JOHN S. Sr. In loving for all metropolitan re- jservists to have their records delphia, on November 30, 1952.

of Ruck; devoted sister df Eve- Dodge Funeral Home. 2fi Frank-j in Ave. Burial will he Mr. Valentine, who lived at 10 A rlinctnr, A vn P'act Willie. Greene Avenue, Brooklyn.

N. former economic adviser to Red'' President Clement GottWalli ENEA ANDREW December fftevoted brother of Harry. John MacKey, formerly of Girardville.ilnc. Funeral Home. 20 Snvder 4 ton, died Monday in the '11" 1 "'uaoBa- Peter, Anthony and Joseph; dearPa.

Relatives and friends are in-1 Gariff Nursing Home. He to tast Germany. Drought up to elate. i-hii ny ine Kings i outuy In addition to the rcgularjChapter of the National Mul-Monday-through Friday, tiple Sclerosis Society, it was office hours, survey personneljannounced today, will be on hand all day Satur-I The grant will finance a day and the following protein fractions In day from 5 to 8 p.m. multiple sclerosis in blood and The local phase of the nation- cerebrospinal fluid.

wiae Air Korce program ends Dec. 19. With 7,000 reservists from the five boroughs already surveyed. Air Force personnel expect nearly all the 10,000 reservists in the area to report for the voluntary record check- Three Get Mfe Terms Three defendants Vavro Madju and Arthur London, former Deputy Foreign Ministers, and Evzen Loebel, former Deputy Minister of Foreign Trade, were given life imprisonment sentences, according to Prague radio. The announcement said the executions were carried out Immediately after the trial hf-i cause none of the defendants appealed for clemency.

vited to attend the funeral on Sat urday morning at 9 o'clock, from the McConaghy Funeral Home Lancaster and Warning Avenues. Ardmore, Solemn Requiem Mass at Church of St. Benedict, Philadelphia, at 10 o'clock. Inter ment St. Denis Cemetery.

Friends invited Friday evening, 7 to 9:30. MERRICK RICHARD sud denly, on December 1. 1952, at his home, 1329 Ridge Road, Catons-ville, Maryland, formerly of Brooklyn, N. beloved husband of Anna M. Merrick (nee McCarthy! ucvuieu lauier oi ivicumu m.

a.m. Donald E. Merrick. Reposing Ken- nedy's Chapel, Church and Ropers Avenues. Solemn Mass Friday.

De-I lln vehicle wlthouljing. born in Westbury and for many years was in the grocery busi ness. His wife was the late Louise Davis Valentine. Surviving are two sons, J. Alfred, realty man, and Chester and a daughter, Mrs.

Estelle V. Willis. Prof. Alexei Ochkirt Moscow. Dpc niR) The rlpath of Prof.

Alexi rir-likin. fifi. hospital since 1922, was announced last night. trasses FALLON MARY E. Mas- of- fered December 5.

1951, 8 a.m., Our' Lady of Victory Church. I how n(t ih coniM tyvfor ui. Hr dtr fKe to iwm tnd tru; RMtttir now In peaot with Jemit, Lovinc heart! ulU lorn for I memory. Died December 3, 1950.jhif The executions came only liProt-st. Woundinn BmA cember 5, 10 a.m..

St. Vincent! VAN PELT THOMAS CLIF-Ferrer R. C. Church. IntermentTORD.

In loving memory of my uncle of Jerome. Vincent and ('Gerry. Funeral from Walter B. Cooke, Funeral Home, 20 Sny der Avenue; Solemn Requiem Mass 6t. Joseph's R.

C. Church. 185 Suy-dam Street, Thursday, 9:30 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

Walter B. Cooke Funeral InfermaNon 20 Snyi(r Av. t) Liter 6-4800 Wfdnesdav- Tiecrmber 3rd FREEMAN. Charles A. Sr.

1 MO it ui Chpl Thursday. December 4th KNE. Anilrfw A M. ChaBfl HI RK1F.V. FJ M.

1 P.M. at CtuH WALTERS, mm A. '1 P.M. st Chl SO Seventh Ave. MAm 2-S58S Wednesday.

December 3rd LAMM. Sarah P.M. at Chage! 150-10 HilUide Ave. JAmaic. -670 Wednesday.

December 3yl MACKEY. William A.M. al Chael BAI.TON. Marr A.M. al Chanel TH1ELE.

Emma 9:30 A.M. at Chapel Thursday, December 4th SMITH. Marjr A. A.M. at Chagrt REEMAN.

Eurene I P.M. at Chapel Friday, December 5th BESTAFKA. Samuel A.M. at Chapel 158-14 Northern Blvrl. FLuihinr 3-6600 Wednesday, December 3rd Ml'RrHV.

Minnie A.M. Chapel Thurednu. December 4ih IKVNOI DS, Margarrl A.M. at Chaprl raeklirn Funeral Homca If SNYDER ML AT FIATBUSH Vl ULsttr (-48M SI SEVENTH AVE. MM 2-S5U rwnarwi Homat la MANHATTAN IRONX OUIIMt Masses at St.

Mary's, Dumont, N. j' hd ww And iiri neiovni by an. Loving NIECES and NEPHEWS, beloved husband, in God's care three years ago today. Three year aco tadar Got took yoii home, in rest, lt lonesome here wKh you ar Bui Ood knew what waa beef. Wife, OLIVE.

WESTON ANNE. Fifth Anniversary Mass Saturday, December 13, 9 a.m., St. Teresa's Church. Her memory li ax dear today At ill Ihe hour the pused away. MAZIE.

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rrnonor on K.O uiand Panmunjom, Dec. 3 (U.R) N'orth Korean Gen. Nam 11 protested today the wounding of a Communist prisoner of war on Koje Island last Saturday. In a letter to Lt. Gen.

William K. Harrison, chief UN truce negotiator, Nam accused the UN of "persecuting and slaughtering prisoners of war." It was his usual propaganda line following incidents in t'W camps. IAVIN WALDRON. In did not trive the of EDWARD Jr. Died December nlar-.

nf th. hxndna hours after the Czech govern-i por' N11l.n,'sler.. nf. "reln "de. had heen dismissed, pre- iiriauM: ill tnp urn- viction of his former subordinates.

Although the Praeue radio Czech practice has been to carry out executions at dawn in Pank-rac prison which was the scene of the 11 Czechs'. trial. I- va.w ll-iai'MQU GEORGE D. CONANT Moadinger Funeral Parlors Pergonal Service Modern Facilities Convenient Location 1120 FlatbuiH. Avenua Ttl.

BUckmimtar 2-0247 Calvary Cemetery. Albert V. O'Connell, Directing. MEYER HENRY, on December 1, 1952, beloved father of Marie Kuck. Anna Kohl, Edna Robin son, Ruth Hahn ami Henry Meyer; aiso survived by nine grandchil dren.

Services Wednesday, December 3, at 8:30 p.m. at the Simonson Chapel, 119-04 Hillside, Avenue, Richmond Hill. Intermentl Thursday, 10 a.m., Lutheran Cemetery. NOCELLA ANDRE ANN A. sud denly, at her home.

9137 78th Street; survived by two daughters. Mrs. Anna Bonura, Miss Julia Nocelia; two sons. Ernest and Eugene; two grandchildren. Funeral fromi Cornell Funeral Home, 1210 Liberty Avenue.

Friday. 9:30 am. Re-! quiem Mass St. Elizabeth's Church. I 10 a.m.

Interment St. John's, WaltcrBCoohc 1951. First Anniversary Mass Fri day, December 5, 9 o'clock, St. Au gustine's Church, Brooklyn. There la a link death cannot aever.

Love and remembrance latt forever. MOTHER and Sister. GAIL. JAMES C. NUGENT FUNERAL HOME Chapel Accommodations in all communitiai without charf i INgenoll 2-2569 Avt.

I. 28th St. New Vorh'i lareil Funrrsl Dirrrlort OOKIYN niNIRAl HOMit OUIiNS FUNtKAl MOMIt JO Snydtt ve UUtet 6 800 IM-IO Hitlsidt Awnut-IAmuM S-6S70 Sovmte) va.MA 2-tbtS 15. 14 Nortnant 3 6S00 Or cmnruH phona book tor our near rat rwtnhHthmimai GEORGE M. WRIGHT Funeral Director Formerly with Fairrhlld Sone.

Ine, A rtr "former at Clinton Are. Fnneral Chapel 51 Clinton Aye. friree Within Tone Bn4fe STerling 9-7365 GEORGE D. CONANT Moadinger Funeral Parlor 1120 Flalbnih At. BU.

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