The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • Page 11

ENKLER REORne i LIRR Has Real I mqqkl eagle, nov. 1953 neanesoay, woverouer ll, 1953, be- iJoseph McKeever, Installer Rabbi Veilers, wveo nusoeno. or Charlotte and demoted father of George Enkler, Charlotte Hemme. Msunnlr, xerv- Of Telephones at Arm Base Killed in Crash Alibi Trains toe Friday at 7:30 p.m., followed I uv iciiKious service at trie Fair- Joseph McKeever, an env child Chapel, 951 Atlantic, Avenue. Funeral services for Rabbi ploye of the New York Tele interment private.

Armstrong, F. Hoffman, Dor Arnao, Vincent Huether, Fred Berry. Mary Lawson, B. E. Jr.

Boband, W. Magruder, Lotta Brady, Patricia Marltz, Rose Brown, Una Marshall, P. urn, Margaret McKeever.J. r.n.n. KathertaeMiklaszewlcz.

N. Lazar P. Veilers, 57. of 1050 phone Company, who, during President who was killed FULTON ISABELLA of 1(10 youh and had since made his home in Brooklyn. He was a member of the Telephone Pioneers and the Holy Name Society of St.

Stanislaus Church. World War II and since, yesterday in an automobile ac- New York Avenue, Baldwin, L. on November 11, 1953, formerly of worked as an installer of local cident, were held today at the Curry, Joseph. Mullowney, Stan and overseas telephone equip MulvlhUl, Mary J. Morris Funeral Home, 9703 Church Ave.

Burial was In n.lv Rev. For a number of years Mr. n. i Deiovea mouier or sari nu ton. Services Saturday, 3 a ment at tne orooKiyn Army Base, died of a heart attack; Wednesday at his home, 305 Old Montefiore Cemetery in McKeever had made a hobby of gardening and during World the Funeral Home of Lawrence D.

Rouse, 191-02 Linden Boulevard, Fettit, Samuel Qulnn, John Schofer, Florence Scott, Hattle Tallman, Albion Troy, Julia William, S.J. Deegan. Anne Dey, Olive Doll, Felix Dower, Lillian mmn. Anes lotn bt. tie war ll was one ot tne winners Rabbi Veilers, a lecturer on re St.

Albans, L. I. interment the! The funeral will be held to in local victory Garden con rivergreens cemetery. ligious subjects, met his death when the car in which he and morrow from Lynam's Funeral Home, 4th Ave. and 13th St.

test. Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Walnwrlght, C. S.

Enkler, George hie wife. Rosa, were riding, ca HOFFMAN DORA, on Novem Fulton. IsabeUa Wyckoff Albert A solemn requiem mas- will. reened off the Pennsylvania Ella Keegan McKeever; three sons, James, Thomas and Jo ber 12, 1953, devoted mother of Paul C. and Lester L.

Reposing at George J. Aven Memorial be offered at 10 a.m. in St. Stanislaus R. C.

Church, 14th between 6th and 7th Aves. tnMSTRONG Ft-ORENCE. lurnpike into the side of a restaurant at the Stanton interchange, near Greensburg, Pa. Mrs. Veilers and Harry Drebin, Chapel, 55 7th Avenue.

Service seph McKeever; two brothers, Daniel and George; five sisters, Elizabeth. Catherine. Marv. November 10. 1953, of 120-24 193d Burial will be in Talvarv saturaay, wovemcer 14, at Street, si.

"wra ui r. Prances Knoche and Mrs. (Louisville, Kentucky, paper Cemetery, Rose and Margaret, and one of the auto, were injured own Naeitele: also survived bv Mr. McKeever. a native ofl grandchiia, Jane I'atrjcia and taken to Westmoreland county Armagh, Ireland, came three brothers, four sitters, and three grandchildren.

Religious and County Hospital in Greensburg. HUETHER FRED, on Movem. Rabbi Veilers. who was born IT 11. Of 173 Mauler Street ha.

loved husband of Constance; dear Eastern ow mi- child Chapel, 22-05 Hillside Avenue. Queens Village, N. Friday, In Latvia, came to this country! early in life. He wag interested! iStan F. Mullowney, 55, uiwier oi rrann ana K.ate fcrmak.

Reposing at Chapel, 5 Humboldt; fin educational and religious wweei, oorner onman Avenue. Construction Supervisor ruucrai nxoiiaay, a.m. ARNAO VINCENT suddenly, November 11, 1953, beloved hus- matters ana nad lectured in synagoguei and elsewhere in various parts of the United quiem Mass St. Mary' R. C.

Church, 9 a.m. Interment 8t. A solemn reauiem mass fori As a superintendent of con band of Theresa; devoted father of Rose DeMartino, Salvatore, Mates. jonne cemetery. Christina Russell.

Catherine Mutl- struction he had worked on the building of the 8th Ave. sub Stan F. Mullowney, 55, a former superintendent of construction for the MacArthur Concrete James J. Amelia, Director. LAWSON BERNARD E.

i relli. Reposing at Accurso Funeral Home, 489 Court Street; Requiem Mass St. Mary Star of the Sea Mrs. Rose Tenzer, way, a part of the Belt Park Pile Corporation and other con November 11. suddenly, at L.

t. way, the Steeplechase Pier in cerns, will be offered at 9 a.m. Tied Up by Ike The Long Island Rail Road had an unassailable alibi today for the delays of up to a half-hour last night on its Wood-side tracks leading from Pennsylvania Station. Cause: President Eisenhower. The Presidential Special, carrying the Eisenhower party from Washington to Ottawa, was routed through Woodside as it switched from the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks to those of the New York, New Haven and Hartford line.

At 9:39 p.m. a number of switches in Woodside were spiked" so they could not be moved, and four trains ground to a halt. Two minutes later a "pilot" engine ran ahead of the Presidential train as a precautionary measure, and at 10:07 the special thundered through Woodside. Within minutes the Long Island trains began to move. From Woodside the Eisenhower train crossed the Hell Gate Bridge into the Bronx, onto the New Haven main line.

In addition to the four trains halted en route, four others were delayed at Jamaica, thus Involving some Brooklyn passengers. Services Are Held ForWm. Plug, 56 William N. Flug, sales supervisor of Star Liquor Dealers, 47-42 37th Long Island City, died yesterday at Lenox Hill Hospital, Manhattan. He was 56 and lived at 710 Gerard the Bronx, Mr.

Flug, who had been with the Star Liquor Dealers 11 years, was a member of Arcana Lodge, F. A. and the Spirits Square Club. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Lena Flug; a daughter, Joan Ann Ross, and two brothers, Albert and Marcus Flug.

Funeral services were held today at the Park West Funeral Home, 115 W. 79th C. unurcn, oawuuay, iu interment Calvary Cemetery. tomorrow in St. Patrick R.

C. Coney Island and on other Active in Yeshiva luvRe nrolects in various rarts Church, 4th Ave. and 05th BERRY MABY, on November with the Rev. Cyril Keating of College Hospital, beloved son of Anna V. and the late Bernard brother of Robert J.

and Mrs. Joan It Ward. Repoilng John T. Gallagher Funeral Home, 3549 Church Avenue; Requiem Mass Our Lady Help of Christians R. C.

Church of the country. He was a member of the Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Mrs. Rose Tenzer, 84, of 160 tne society oi Atonement, uar- rison, N. serving as cele 12. 1953, otwvec or ine lave George loving mother of Mae Sherman, Helen Blank, Madeline O'Brien.

Gertrude Gossart, Doro Crown died yesterday at Beth Israel Hospital. She was brant. R. C. Churcn ana was a former Saturday, 10:15 a.m.

tne widow ot Michael Tenzer, a wholesale candy dealer. thy flisier, utoi(, wnver, Tmx Martin. Alfred and member of Brooklyn Council, Knights of Columbus. Surviving are nil wife. Mrs.

Eaclt Photo br McHurney FELLED IN DERRICK CRASH Seriously injured when a 105-foot derrick boom came cashing down on him, Salvatore Companella, 45, of 1 17-20 Moth Jamaica, lies unconscious in the sand and gravel yard of the N. Ryan Company at Flatbush Ave. and Avenue W. The boom fell 40 feet when "stiff leg" gave way while sand was being removed from a barge. Campanella, a laborer, was taken to Coney Island Hospital in critical condition with a fractured skull and compound fracture of the leg.

MAORI DER LOTTA No-1 vemoer id. 1853. at Sarasota. Jennie Hartson Mullowney; two Long active in community affairs, Mrs. Tenzer was a lifelong member and one of the Florida, widow of the late Dr.

R. Paimer Berry; also survived by 29 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday, 9:30 em, from Harry F. Blair Sons Funeral Home, 738 Coney Wand the J. Albert Barron Chapel, 5th Ave.

and 60th St. Burial will be in St. Charles Cemetery. Mr. Mullowney, who lived at 9804 Fort Hamilton Parkway, died Wednesday in St Vincent's Hospital.

He was born sons, jonn s. ana ueorge L. Maeruder. Interment Cy Mullowney; a daughter, Mary Mullowney: a arandton. Peter press Hill Abbey.

Notice of fu- founders of the Yeshiv: Crown Heights. Munowney, ana two sisters, Avenue; nequiem sow, iu m.m., gt Rose of Lima R. C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

in iNewtounaiana ana came to MARITZ ROSE (nee Byrne), Mrs. Marguerite Kelly and Mrs. Mary Maher. Brooklyn as a youth, 'November 11, 1953, beloved wife! She is survived by three sons, Samuel, Milton and Herbert, the latter president of Congregation Beth Sholom of Lawrence and a director of BEDFORD-STUYVESANT BLAZE Frank; devoted mother BOBAND WILHBLMINA 0., Thomas and Suzanne; daughter of Mary Byrne; sister of Thoma and November 11. ins, or 3 uoerty Avenue, beloved mother of M.

Marion Olsen. Elsie Kent end K-r, i T.pv vt Hue! Man Perishes in Fire Hold Rites for J. H. Rohrs, 88, Former Real Estate Operator Eleanor L. Peterman.

Service at Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m., from the McManus Funeral Home, 2001 Flatbush Avenue; Requiem Mass) the Fairchild Chapel, 951 Atlantic Avenue. Saturday, 2 p.m. tne Jewish Sanitarium and Hospital for Chronic diseases; and four daughters, Mrs. Bertha Batkin, Mrs. Eva Pion, Mrs.

Estelle Schiff and Mrs. Jeanette Schwartz. There also are two sisters, Mrs. Blemah Ktrsch and Mrs. JU a.m., our Lady He Id of Chris- In Condemned House Tuneral services for J.

Her-Petera Lutheran Church before Uens R. C. Church. Interment St. man Rohrs.

88. retired Brook- Jonn cemetery. the turn of the century when the edifice wag on Wallworth St. and DeKalb Ave. It ia now lvr real estate operator, who A 60-year-old man war burned died on Monday, was held ioccupled and had been condemned to make way for a BRADY PATRICIA Novem- ber 10, 1953, beloved wife of Neil a Brady; mother of Patricia and John; daughter of Mrs.

Mary J. Delahanty; sister of Lillian, Florence, Esther and Philip. Reposing John T. Qellaaher Funeral Home. MARSHALL PERCIVAL.

on I Eva Lihenfeld. to death early today in a one- located at 1008 Bedford Ave. November 11, 1953, beloved hus la; fire at 162 Albany Ave. Mr. Rohrs was a life member today in Kennedy Lnapei, Church and Rogers Masonic rites were conducted band of Mary; devoted father of of Long Island Lodge.

Meien scnreiner, Bumuel and Rob which routed four families to the street in their nlghtclothes. Widow, 3 Others there last night. Burial wUl be A. and in 1950 was presented with a -shaped Din 2549 Church Avenue. Requiem Mas St.

Gabriel's Church, Nether-land Avenue and W. 235th Street ert; brother of George Raymond, Amy McOrevy and Daisy Childers. Funeral from Walter B. Cooke, in Green-wood cemetery. to mark the completion of 60 Honrs, who formerly To Share Estate funeral Home, so 7th Ave Bronx, Saturday, a.m.

lived at 2111 Albemarle Road, years with tne lodge, tie also was a life member of Kismet nue, Saturday, 2 p.m. Interment route tentatively ldrntiuru the victim as Cyril Garrett, whose body, charred beyond recognition, was found on a mattress Jn the ground-floor rear apartment. The blaze started on the had made his home for the last project. Two families were routed from 162 Albany while the other two fled the flames at 160. Cause of the fire was undetermined.

In another Brooklyn fire, a two-alarmer at 589 Coney Island Ave. at 6 a.m., four families were driven to the street. The building is a three-story brick structure and the Monarch Art Shop, on the first floor, was badly damaged. BROWN LENA MARGGRAFFjOeean View Cemetery, Staten yepr with his daughter, Mrs. Island.

Ernest Eckstein, who resided Shrlna and the Clinton Com-mandery, Knights Templar. o( 596 Broad Avenue, Ridgefield, on November II, 198J, aged at 1435 E. 22d St. at the time ivia-ie Honrs iveyes, in at 48 Vanderburgh Ave. McKEEVER Wednesdev.

JO of his death Oct. 10 in Nor SEPH, of 306 15th Street, beloved He came to the United States Fo many years, too, he had been a member of Brooklyn Lodge of Elks. Surviving, besides his wife husband of Eva (nee Keegan) lov wegian Hospital, left the bulk irom Germany as a boy, and in ground floor of the four-story brick building, which is in the Bedford-Stuyvesant section. The building was only partly I 79 years, beloved wife of Percy Brown; devoted mother of Percy M. Brown; dear sister of Herman Marggraff.

Services at Blackley Funeral Home, corner of Broad and Elm Avenue, Ridgefield. N. Friday, 8 p.m. Interment Water- September. 1892.

married the! of an estimated $118,000 to his ing father of Jams, Thoma and Joseph; brother of Daniel, George, former Eisa M. wneaen of ana aaugnter, sre a son, j. Her wife, Mrs. Frida M. Eckstein, fiiizaDem, uauierme, Mary, Rose a according to a tax affidavit on and Margaret; also survived by man nonrs oi wuawooa, N.

five grandchildren and a resiaent of this oorougn for bury, Connecticut, Saturday. tne tociay in Brooklyn burro-gate's Court. one granoaaugnier. native oi parish of Kilmore, County Armagh six great-grandchildren. i years, Mr.

Honrs joinea t. BlTRN8-On November 10, 1963, Ireland. Employe of N. Y. Tele The deceased aiso maae spe phone Company.

Reposing Lvnam'i fie bequests to three others Funeral Home, 4th Avenue comer Edyth Totten, Retired Actress, 510,000 ana to waiter MARGARET (nee Conroy), of 9095 5th Avenue, beloved wife of the lute Frank; fond sister of William, Edward James and the late Michael and John Conroy. Funeral I3tn street; solemn Requiem Mass St. Stanislaus Martyr Church R. Frank, his stepson, and Robert W. Frank, respectively.

Saturday, 10 a.m. Interment! Former Theatrical Producer Calvary Cemetery. both of Brook vllle, L. and $5,000 to Erich Feyertag. a Edyth Totten, retired actress The theater, named the Edyth Irom Darraugh runeraj noroe, 8813 5th Avenue, Saturday; Solemn! Requiem Mass St, Patrick's Church.j 10 am, Interment Holy Crow cousin, ot upper parny, t'a.

MIKLASZEWICZ NELLIE (nee Totten Theater, located at 8th and former theatrical producer, who at one time was Grod), on November 11, 1983, at her residence, 1155 Rogers Avenue, beloved wife of Walter mother owner and president ot tne Drama-Comedy Club, died yes Ave. and 48th produced a series of plays by Miss Totten. Most of the plays were not Cemetery. ALLAN On November 10, 1988, KATHERINE E. (nee Huntington), beloved wife of the late James; mother of CaDt.

Edwin J. oi Mrs. neien Buicnyx ana waiter sister of Peter Grod and the terday at City Hospital. She SCOTT HATTIE on Nov em. well received by critics br the late Anna Chalka: also survived was anq uvea bi ido w.

4 fin Manhattan. bv one erandson. Funeral from ber 12, 1953, of 318 E. Jd Street, beloved mother of Frank R. and Car public, and in 1929 she filed James C.

Nugent Funeral Home, Born in this citv of Irish bankruptcy papers. Later she Thug Kidnaps Girl Hostage, Frees Her Continued from Page 1 rent receipts. Along with this, the man picked up a portable radio, a tape recorder and Mrs. Botticelli's wrist watch. The super and his wife, Bertha, pleaded with the robber not to disturb the children as he headed for the room where Dorothea and her 10-year-old brother, Anthony lay asleep.

"Don't be afraid, I'm not going to harm her," he was quoted as saying as he awakened Dorothea and ordered her to carry the radio down to his car. The man said he had three children of his own. The man took off his topcoat and draped It over the girl's shoulders. Helplessly, the parents watched as she accompanied him out the door. "Don't follow or try to take my license number," he threatened, "or I'll kill you." Botticelli said he had never seen the man before and could think of no reason why he would want to kidnap the girl, who was described as a slender eighth grade student with long black hair.

At one point, the stepfather said, he addressed the man in Italian and judged from his answer that he was a Sicilian. Botticelli said he appeared to have been "taking the needle." Police spread a 13-State alarm for the kidnaper and five extra prowl cars were added to the East Harlem police district. parentage, Miss Totten entered produced a few plays for radio Avenue and E. 28th Street, Saturday; Solemn Requiem Mass the theatrical scene in 1917jand more recently supervised Callan, A.A.F.; dear sister of James 8. Huntington and Mrs.

Mary rang ley. Repolng William A. Martin Funeral Home, Clanon Avenue corner Sterling Place, after 3:30 pm. Friday. Funeral Saturday at 9:18 a.m.; Requiem Maw St.

Jo los P. Scott; also survived by two grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Reposing at Chapel, 187 S. Oxford Street. Funeral services Friday, 8 p.m.

Interment m. Jerome k. c. Church, 9:30 a.m. with the organization BMT Bomb Alarm Only Alarm Clock By HAROLD PHELAX and KEN JOHNSTON A bomb scare at the BMT Pacific St.

elation early tociay roused police fears that Friday the 13th was going to start off with a big bang. At about 3 a.m. an unidentified passenger breathlessly told the change agent, Michael DelGrande, that a "bomb" was ticking in one of a row of public pay lockers. DelGrande called police. Two emprgenry cars, the Brooklyn bomb squad, a couple of patrol cars and transit police converged on the scene.

Passengers were barred from entering the station and police pried open the locker. From a welter of odd stuff, including a half-dozen pots and pans, an indoor television antenna and a child's snow-suit, they extracted a small package from which the ticking emanated. Carefully, they doused It In a bucket of water. Then they opened It, but cautiously. Inside was the Inevitable alarm clock and that was all-Patrolman James Jefferson of the Bergen St.

station, one of the cops on the scene, wiped a few beads of perspiration from his brow. "We weren't taking any chances," he said. "Today's Friday the 13th." Police were still puzzled over the odd assortment of things in the locker. Looks like someone was evicted from a furnished room and moved in here," said one onlooker. Drama-Comedy Club.

This MULLOWNEY STAN on ISaturday. 8 a.m., union cemetery, J. club, an organization of nonprofessional devotees of- the ovember 11. 1958. beloved hus seph's R.

C. Cnuren, am. in terment Holy Cress cemetery. stage, met with oustanding small productions for private groups and churches. The funeral will be held tomorrow from the Universal Chapel, Lexington Ave.

and 52d Manhattan. A solemn requiem mass will be offered at 9:30 a.m. In St. Malachy's R. C.

Church, 239 49th TALLMAN ALBION No band of Jennie (nee Hartson) loving father of John George F. and Mary fond brother of Marguerite Kelly and Mary Maher; fiiRRY JOSEPH on No vember 11. 1953. of 530 Lincoln success until 1027, wnen a theater built with funda supplied bv club members was un Avenue, beloved husband of Claire vember 13, 195J, beloved husband of Amelia, and father of lira. Mil- aiso surviveo.

oy one granocnuo. and father oi Mrs. senna Stewart, Albion Walter. Charles, Gor Lombardo, Mr, Iwise able to compete with long-es- Reposing at Chapel of J. Albert1 Schaefer.

Robert' P. and Mr. taousnea tsroaaway nouses. don and Thomas Elliott. Friends may call at the Fairchild Chapel, Kathrvn Florentine: Brother Of uarron, eotn otreet at am Avenue.

Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a.m.; Solemn Mat of Requiem St. Patrick's Mr. Ann Foster and Robert ssi Atlantic Avenue, untu eatur- day, 10 a.m. curry, Reposing at tne una-peii Baronet From Maryland Church, Fort Hamilton. Interment Hits School Probe Won't Live in Manor St.

Charles cemetery. (Newfoundland papers please copy TROY JULIA, of 92 Garfield or E. tl. LOCKWOOO, job tin mreev, until Monday, 9:30 a.m.; Requiem Mass 0. Church of St.

Catharine of Alexandria. Interment Edinburgh, Nov. 13 QUO Sir Place, suddenly, Wevember 10, be Adrian Dunbar, the 60-year- loved wife of Salvatore: devoted Mill. VI HILL MARY (nee Crib- As Anti-Semitic Maryland farmer-handy mother of Olympia, Louise, James bin), on November 11, 1953, of 27-08 39th Avenue, Long Island City and man who became a British Holy Cross Cemetery. daly At Jersey City, J.

the Rer. WILLIAM DALY. S.J. Continued from Paga 1 ana Aanenne. neposing ai coyer-town Chapel, 38 Lafayette Avenue, until Saturday, baronet, said today he will not Irving want, Breezy roint, kock- disservice to your client and beloved son of Joanna and the late Thomas o.

riscnetti, Director. away, beloved wife of Walter; mother of Annamay Fitzslmmons; ilter of Catherine Von Wyi. John, can only cause gneat narm. Frederick Daly; dear orotner Mrs. Leonard Huckins, Mabel I Marie: at St.

Peter's Rectory, WAINWRIC.HT CLARA 8. of Jvcvltl, who is Jewisn, take up residence in his 40-room ancestral manor house because it is too big and expensive to keep up. On his way to take possession of Mochrum Park, his 273 e. 4a street, novemoer 13. Jected aa "utterly reprehensible" Cammer'g charge and Grand Street, Jersey City.

Office beloved wife of Earl Austin and Joseph Crtbbtn; grandmother of Tommle Fitzslmmons. Funeral on Saturday, November 14, 1(83, 0 at St. Patrick' R. O. Church, L.

C. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Reposing at the turned down the request for i una ueaa unoy at a v-m solemn Mass of Requiem on Mon- estate, Sir Adrian motner ot wooert as. wauiwngni. Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 951 Atlantic Avenue, p.m.

tttm liuM Hflror, tel. Walter BCooke uy at it a.m. DEKfiAN ANNE T. (nee Darby), an adjournment, ordering Assistant Corporation Counsel Saul Noakoff, who is prosecuting Squire, to begin his Shea Funeral Service Chapel, 39-20 said he had to sell some of his possessions to raise tnough monev to bring himself and mil, "Desitsimj Wmmi," it a rejuUr featvt Weaas't ttf tf tit YVYCKOFF ALBERT No zstn street, l. i.

c. sr. t-Mia, November 13, 19M, beloved wife of the late William .1 loviiur mother vember 11, 1953, of 473 2d beloved husband of Grace and dear his wife over here. 12, 1953, case. Moskoff told Levitt that Jan- ot Thomas J.

Reposing at the father of Mrs. Marcaret W. Tnur- SAMUEL beloved husband of Anna (nee Coffey); father of Edward Wandel; brother of Mr. ber and Mrs. urace w.

walker. sen had told him that once a MCManu Funeral worn, ewii Flatbush Avenue. Notice of fu la suspended he must Maude McOormlek, Mrs. Helen! neral later. INCORPORATED New York lorgesf Funeral Director tfvtry day we serve new families because of common knowledge of our fine facilities and our considerate observance of every wish.

Complete Funerals from 185 Macy's Thanksgiving Parade To Open Christmas Season stana trial. Cammer asked for the ad Powers and Frank Pettit; also survived by two grandchildren' Reposing at his residence, 100-2i 196th Street, Hollls. Funeral Mon DEY OLIVE on November 12, 1953, beloved wife of Walter W. Dev: mother of Robert J. and journment on the basis that the charges were invalid since.

Santa (Howdy Doody) Smith For the 27th yeai crandmother of Jacqueline. Serv day, 8:30 a.m.; Requiem Mass St. Claus will come to town Joseph's R. C. Church, Pacific COAKLEY Second Anniversary when Squire refused to answer the questions about his alleged Red ties, a court action was ices at in Moaainger Parlors, 1130 Flatbush Avenue, Saturday, pjn, Interment Cran- Thanksgiving Day for the tra IBtreei, Broonyn, iu ajn.

interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Mass will be offered for my beloved husband, Dr. WALTER A. COAKLEY, November 6, 8 a.m., at! ditional Macy's parade official uerry, i. J.

funeraTlormation Clarabell. 9:30 a.m., rain or shine, at 77th St. and Central Park West, proceeding along the park to Columbus Circle and then down Broadway to 34th turning west past a reviewing stand to the Macy atore. OUINN JOHN, after a long Ill ly opening the Christmas sea pending on trial verdicts in similar cases of five other teachers. K.ings county nospiiai uii, ness, on November u.

tormer resi son in lork. DOLL FELIX on November 12, 1953. beloved husband of Mar dent of 214 Albany Avenue, Brook Accompanied by eight live KEYES EMMA Seventh Anni After the court turned down guerite C. Doll; dear father of IH-14 Nwtktr. K.d FL.

1-SS00 lyn. Deiovea nusDana oi tne late versary Mass will be offered November 14, 6:30 at St. Francisl Catherine; devoted father of John, Betty D. Sherwood; grandfather of Pamella and Rionard; also ur- the appeals, Squire did answer questions asked by Jansen, Cammer said. Joseph, Mary, Catherine and the Xavier Church.

reindeer, bt. inick neads tne list of personalities who will take part in the parade, which will be seen by millions along the route and on television vived 1:00 PM Cbspel :0OA.M. tl Chtpel Daughters, Edna and Bernadette. late Agnes, runerai irom tne uro-nhv Funeral Home. 132 Main Street.

sister, Services at the Stutzmann Funeral Horns, 334-30 Jamaica East Rockaway; Solemn Requiem mcttuiriatttB Mass at rtaymonas n. v. Church, East Rockaway, Saturday, ciMon stars in this vear'sl A-enue, Queens Village, L. I. sun-day, 8 p.m.

Interment private. M-mber of Bay Ridge Lodge, No. 856, A. M. While there was no explanation of the cases of the IS Christian instructors cited by Cammer, several of them, at least, were said not to have involved the Communist Issue.

Sauire. a teacher since 1926. march include Sid Caesar and. November 14 at 9:30 a.m. interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

BAKER annie c. A rear ago Imogene coca, Martha Raye, Wally Cox, Steve Allen, Bill! 117 Wtt 72.d St. TR. 7 9700 rrttat. Hovtmbir 1UH ALUS.

Dtllt no A.M. el Chisel MOBAN. Jennie 11:15 A.M. tl Chtpel OKANOI, lot I P.M. tt Chtpel ttturUt, IVoetmber UtK HELD.

Stmnel 11 A.M. tt Chtpel DOYLE, EUle 1 P.M. tt Chtpel LLOTO. Alhert P.M. at Chtpel DOWER LILLIAN on No SCHOFER FLORENCE at wuay uw cauea you vo nus jheavenly home.

Devoted Husband, James J. Baker. Hopalone Casgidv) Bovd. vember 13, 1953, beloved mother Davtona Beach. Florida, Novem was a aeoKrauhv instructor at Gabby Hayes, Brandon de1 i Harold and Everett LWwer tei of Camnbell ber 13, beloved aunt of Ernest A.

Schofer and Evelyn S. Lohorke. Junior High School 210, Rock-, Vifol notices Accepted 8 a.m. to FUNERAL DIRECTORS since ins Complete Funerals Now As Always Priced From $190 SHortRoad's-ISOO wiide, raye Lmerson, Celeste Holm, Eddie Fisher, Bob Cturles WesUrvelt. Services at the Service at the Raggett-Mcintosh away Ave.

ana j-ara riace. 2 p.m. for publication the SCHMIDT. Elliibrth runerai Home, uaytona oeacn, Saturday, 4 pm. as late as 10 p.m.

Saturday night rM. J. SMITH SONS- aainger Funeral Fariors, flatbush Avenue, Sunday, I pm. Interment Cypres Hula Cemetery. Dunn AGNES on November 12.

1053 af 1US 73d Street, for publication Sunday. llOO A tl I bl devoted sister of Ruth R. Dunn Henry McCaddin Son Funral Dlrtion Since IMS Ab-CendlHoned Chapel GEORGE D. G0NANT Moadinger Funeral Parlors Non-9sMMrUa 1 1 20 Flatbush Avenue Tel. BUckminster 2-0247 Suerettnr In Geo.W.Peftse ruiral Direct.

tit. 187S Michael J. Smith Nd wnnwffe mth mm ethir firm tl flmUar narat Urit ChpU, Alr-Condlllonrd Cut DUH.r Premlsei Services si Residence er Chapel! Ar.llable Any.brre its prospect rsas west STarlin. 8-2255, 2232 ERICSON ERICSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS TRlongl 5-0637 $00 ST ATI ST. 20 Snyder Ave.

at Flatbush Ave ULst.r $4800 50 Seventh Avenue MAin 24515 FUNERAL HOMES IN MANHATTAN -IRONX QUEENS "na the iat Rev. James J. Dunn, "posing at Cosgrove Chapel, "315 15th Avenue; Solemn Re-Quiem Ms A our Tjiiv of Guadalupe Church Monday, 9:30 a. Interment St. John's Ceme- ucry..