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DEATH NOTICES f3i DEATH NOTICES Mi THE SUN, Wednesday, January 15, 1947 18 MEDICAL CARE March Of Dimes DEATH NOTICES (3) itiUEH, Sudil'-nty, On January 11, 1SH7. FREDERICK RUHL. of Weatfield avenue, beloved husband of Edna M. Unger (nee FUuti. Services from Leonard 3.

Ruck Funeral Home. 5305 Harford road. 00 Thursday at 2 P. M. Interment la Moreland Memorial Park.

18a SESSION SET Discussion Slated At Pratt Library Tonight Four major aspects of medical services and care will be discussed at the Enoch Pratt Free Library tonight at the first annual meeting of the division of medical care agen cies, Baltimore Council of Social Agencies. Leaders in our fields-win De heard in the public meeting, with Dr. Alan M. Chesney, dean of the Johns Hopkins University Medical School, presiding. The topics of discussion and speakers are: Medical Care for the Tubercu losis Patient" Dr.

G. Canby Robin son, executive secretary or. tne Maryland Tuberculosis Association, Medical Care for the Psychiatric Patient" Dr. George H. Preston, commission of the Maryland State Board of Mental Hygiene.

i Hospital's Part In Care "Medical Services of the State Health Department" Dr. Dean Roberts, chief of the Bureau of Medical Service, State Health De partment. "The Hospitals Part in Medical Care" Dr. Edwin L. Crosby, presi dent of the Maryland-District of Co lumbia Hospital Association, and director of the Johns Hopkins Hos pital.

Delegates to the new division will elect officers at the meeting, but be cause of the general interest of the discussions, they will be open to the public, it was announced. Marriage Licenses RAAB FRANZ. George 21, 4610 Bavonne avenue: Rita 22. KRUCKY LADIC Frank 29, North Montfort avenue: Josephine, 25. GOLDSTEIN COX.

Maurice, 43. Phlla delphla; Mary 31. i IN MEMORIAM DARMSTEADT. Iu loving remembrance of my dear husBand. CONRAD, wno passed away 25 years ago today, Jan uary 13, Wl.

There is a link death cannot sever; Love and remembrance last forever. His memory is as dear today As in the hour he passed away. LOVING WIFE. Loving remembrance of our dear rather, CONRAD DARMSTEADT. A token of love and remembrance Of a father we shall never forget.

His memory to us is a treasure, His loss a lifetime of regret. 15e LOVINO CHILDREN. KIKLI. in loving memory of my dear husband. J.

MILTON FRIZZELL. who entered a more beautiful life one year ago, January 15, 1946. TRUE LOVE LIVES FOREVER How sadly I count the hours 'mat measure tne sorrowful vear Since I laid beneath the mantle flowers My husband whom I loved so dear. 15e LOVING WIFE CORA. GETZENDANyR.

A tribute of love niju ucvubiua iiib meiiiury ui uur devoted father. THOMAS who died five years ago, January 15, 1942. CHILDREN. Requiem Hlith Mass at 6t. Martin's Roman Catholic Church on Wednes-tiny.

January 15, at 7.30 A. M. 15 Wilson. In loving memory of our father, who passed away January 13, IH-MJ. 156 A token of love and remembrance.

Of a father we shall never forget; His memory to us Is a treasure, His loss a lifetime of regret. LOVING CHILDREN. FIFTH AVENUE, N. Y. 1 G3GDBD mm Will Start Today Lieut Col.

Arthur L. Shreve, decorated veteran of both World Wars and now assistant executive of the Maryland Military District of the 2d Army Area, will be among the speakers at the ceremony today marking the open ing of the March of Dimes Campaign to raisa funds for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. The campaign will be opened at Sun Square, designated by Mayor McKeldin as "Dimes Square" for the duration of the campaign. In addition to Colonel Shreve, addresses will be made by George L. Radcliffe, chairman of the Maryland chapter of the foundation; Simon E.

Sobeloff, city solicitor, representing Mayor McKeldin; Mrs. Roy L. Whitlock, president of tne Baltimore district of the Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs and chairman of the Women's Division for the 1947 March of Dimes, and Miss Catherine C. Gaule, executive director of the Maryland chapter. From 11 A.M.

to 2.30 P.M. each day of the campaign, a program of entertainment will be given. To day's program will Include mar tial and swing music by the 371st Army Ground Forces Band, con ducted by Chief Warrant Officer John P. SwieckL At 1 P.M. there will be a variety act by the Tunes-men, the Mary Kaaihue Trio and Dee Lloyd McKaye, vocal artists.

A special booth has been erect ed in the square for contributions. Tests For Cancer For Well Urced Any uammorean wno has any suspicion that he Is harboring a cancer should immediately consult his own physician for an examina- tion, Dr. Howard Jones, director of the American Cancer Society, said yesterday. Dr. Jones pointed out that the cancer-detection clinics sponsored by the society in the Johns Hopkins and University hospitals are for the purpose of examining well persons who have no outward or any other sign of cancer and not for those who may have long unhealed sores or other symptoms which already have aroused the suspicions of the patient.

The physician stated that for per sons who definitely have suspicious symptoms to go to either of the clinics for examination simply is wasting the time of the patient and the doctors operating the centers. He explained that those who go to the two centers for examination do not receive treatments, but are referred to their own physicians if any condition justifying suspicion of cancer is found. Well persons may obtain appoint ments for examination by telephon ing the Cancer Society, Lexington 8086. Labovitz Takes Post In Quails' Fund Drive Paul L. Sullivan, chairman of the veterans' campaign to raise $50,000 for the Ilenn quadruplets, last night announced Norman H.

Labovitz. business man, had accepted chair manship of the Business Men's Committee in the campaign. Members of the Veterans of For eign Wars Committee, led by Lin- zey-Hubnr Post. V.F.W., which sponsoring the money-raising pro gram, will meet with Mr. Labovitz to map plans at a luncheon today at the Elks Club.

Hearing; On Appointment City Councilman Alpert. chair man of the Council Committee on Executive Appointments, yesterday announced a public hearing on the appointment of Mrs. Henry E. Cor ner to the Baltimore Housing Au thority will be held at 2 P.M. Fri day in the Council chamber instead of on- Monday, as previously an nounced.

HAVE A SUM-TRIM FIGURE WITH WHIRL-EZE CR0SS-E0NEO FRONT RIVOLI CORSET INC. RF.IGLE. Oa January 13, 1947. MARY M. l.

(nee smith), aged 71 years, of 117 South Eaton street, beloved wile of the late Edward E. Rrlgle. services I rum pnilip Herwlg Sons Funeral Home. 2024 Orleans street, on Thursday at 11 A. M.

Interment In Parkwood Cemetery. 16o REISING. On January 14. 1947. AIIE of 2901 Alameda boulevard, beloved wife of the late Julius H.

Reining and mother of Mrs. Estelle A. Etridge and Mrs. Florence C. Mattlnglv.

17e ine funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston street on Friday at 3 P. M. Interment tn Baltimore Cemetery. REYNOLDS.

On January 13, 1947. at ner home, 903 Cathedral street. BERTHA REYNOLDS, daughter of the late Joseph and Sarah W. Reynolds. Funeral will take place after the arrival of niece from California.

Fur ther notice next week, 15e RITMILLER. On January 14. 1047. DORIS ANN. beloved dnuehter of G.

Raymond and Ellse G. Rltmlller (nee Ala sen. Funeral from the home of her nar ents. 2521 James street, Morrell Park. on rTidav at 9.30 A.

M. Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. 16 ROCHOWIAK. On January 13. 1947.

Michael, beloved husband of the late Frances (nee uwittl. Funeral from hi daughter' resi dence, Mr. Eva Oroncki, 807 South Luzerne avenue, on Thursday morn ing at 8.1s. Requiem High Mass at St. Stanislaus' Church at 9 o'clock.

Interment hi St. Stanislaus' Cemetery. I5e RONAN. On January 13, 1947, at her nome, 351 Yale avenue, CATHERINE beloved wife of the late John Ronan. Funeral from the Funeral Home of George A.

Farley. Frederick and Shady ook avenues, catonsvllle, on Thursday at 8 30 A. M. Requiem Man at St. Joseph' Monastery at 9 o'clock.

Interment in Cathedral Cemetery. 16 SCARFF. On January 14. 1947. SAM- vtij Deioved husband or Oresste H.

B. Scarff (nee Bavlngtcm), of 935 mortn caivert street. 17 Funeral from William J. Tickner et sons. North and Pennsylvania ave nues, on Friday at 1 P.

M. Sen-ices at Jerusalem Christian Church, Harford county, at 2.30 P. M. Interment In church cemetery. On January 14.

1947. AN- nia OUMAAR.E (nee Klpp), or 150 North Luzerne avenue, 5 years, beloved wife of William Sehaake. Funeral from the Ullrich Funeral Home. 2004 Orleans street, on Fri day at 3 P. M.

Interment In Park- wood cemetery. 17 SCHESKI. Civic Democratic Club an nounces with deep regret the death of a bin a member. 15e ANDREW EDEL, President. SPENCE.

On January 10. 1947, at Wlld- wooo, na jumn richakd, the beloved husband of Bertha O. Spenc (nee Earner). Funeral from th residence of his brother-in-law. Dr.

Milton C. Lang 306 Tunbrtdge road, on Wednesday at 3 p. m. interment Baltimore cemetery. 15e SQUIER.

On January 12. 1947, HELEN ROWLAND, of Rowiandvuie. at Union Hospital, Elkton. widow of the late J. Wilson Squlcr.

Funeral services will be held at the Patterson Funeral Home. Aiken. Md on Wednesday, January 15. at 2 P. M.

Interment In West Nottingham Cemetery. 15a SLK.F.. Suddenly, on January 14, 1947. at Brooklyn. N.

juun 11, aon 01 tn late cecro C. siee and Annie Martin Slee. Funeral service from Henry Tar ring tt Sons Funeral Parlors, Aber deen, on Friday at 2.30 P. Interment In Spesutla Cemetery Ferryman. Md.

17e STEGER. Suddenly, on January 14 mil, Kiuuf.WAY ueubuk. beloved husband of Lucia Dronskevltz Steger Funeral from his home. 106 East Church street. Brooklyn, on Friday at 15 A.

M. Requiem High Mass at St Rnae of Lima Church at 9 A. M. In terment in Holy Croas Cemeterv. 17 STKWART.

On January 14. 1947. WIL LIAM beloved husband of the late A lined la Stewart inee Wllllarlia). and aon of th lat Walter and Margaret Stewart. Funeral from his home.

213 East Twenty-fifth street, on Thursday at 2.30 P. M. Interment In Lorraine Park Cemeterv. lfie STREETT. On January 12, 1947.

MAR THA VIRGINIA, beloved daughter of Clay B. and Ida H. Strcett. of 728 New- lngton avenue. Funeral service will be held at William J.

Tickner tt Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Wednenday at 2.30 P. M. Interment In Druid Ridge Cemeterv. is SUDSBL'RG-BARTH.

Suddenly, on Jun- uary 12, 1947, ALICE VIRGINIA (nee Hanrahan), beloved wife of the late William P. Sudsburg, of 2838 Harford road. Funeral services are to be held at H. Sander Ss Bona, North avenue and Broadway, on Wednesday at 9.30 A. M.

Requiem High Mass at St. Bernard's Church at 10 A. M. Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 15e TOB1N.

On January 12. 1947. at Phoe bus, WILLIAM MICHAEL, formerly of Garrison. husband of the late Lydla Tobln. Requiem Mass In St.

Charle' Church, Plkesvllle, on Thursday at 9.30 A. M. interment in adjoining cemetery. 15e TOLLEY. On January 12, 1947.

LILLIAN tne Bcnertie). 01 1111 Edison nign- way, beloved wll of th lat Joseph Tolley. Funeral from Joseph Herr Son. 3500 Belair road, corner of Kentucky avenue, on Wednesday at 2 P. M.

Interment In Baltimore Cemetery. 15e mm mm! mm FOR EXAMPLE You wo jld expect to pay at least $325 for a complete funeral with 30 Items of service including this silver finished half-couch casket; AT WM; COOK'S COMPLETE FUNERAL lew 75 MM JSL' ntliNCH. On January 14, 1947, WIL LIAM of ma west Fortieth street, beloved husband of Jessie M. French (nee Foster). Funeral from the Bureee Funeral Home, 3631 Falls road, on Friday, January 17.

at 2 P. M. Interment in St. Mary's Cemetery, Hampden. 17e GURLEY.

On January 12, 1947, JOHN Willis, of 1524 Byrd street, beloved husband of Florence Gurley (nee Gorman). Services at the McCullv Funeral Home, 130 East Fort avenue, on Wednesday at 2 p. M. interment In Cedar Hill Cemetery. 15e HAAS.

On January 12. 1947, CAROLINE. Deioved daugnter or the late Joseph and Julia Haas, of 620 South Luzerne avenue. 18 Funeral from Lilly tt Zeller. Inc.

Funeral Home. Eastern avenue and Wolfe street, on Thursday, January 16, at 8.15 A. M. Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 A. M.

Interment In Sacred Heart Cemetery. HAGENS. On January 13, 1947, at her nome. wortn Exeter street, MARY FRANCES (nee KeouEh). beloved wife of James J.

Hngens. Funeral from Leo O. Cook Funeral Home. 1701-03 Patterson Park avenue, on Friday at 8 30 A. M.

Requiem High Mass at St. Vincent's Church at 9 A. M. Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery. 17 HALL.

On January 14. 1947, ADELA ueale. beloved wile or Albert Rob ert Hall, Sr. funeral irom ner nome. 104 East Twenty-fifth street, on Thursday at 1.30 P.

M. Interment in Lorraine Cemetery. 16e HANLEY. On January 13, 1947. ELIZA- Baitt.

HAN lej beloved daughter or the late Owen and Catherine Hanley Funeral from the home of her neice. Miss Hattle Hunt. 1951 West Fayette street, on Wednesday at 8.30 A. M. Re quiem High Mass at St.

Martin's Church at 9 A. M. Interment In St Joaeph Cemetery. Texas, Md. 15 HAVER.

On January 14, 1947. CATH- titiME. Deioved daugnter or tne late Michael and Ann Haver (nee Waters). Funeral from her late residence. 1702 East Twenty-nfth street, on Frl day at 8.15 A.

M. Requiem Mass in St. Paul's Church at 9 A. M. Interment IB New Cathedral Cemetery.

17 HA YM AN January 14, 1947, at her home, '407 Lorraine avenue. IDA (nee Crockett), beloved wife of the late Millard J. Hayman Funeral services will be held at William J. Tickner St Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Thursday at tt f.

m. interment in the Meth odlst Protestant Cemetery. Pocomoke uiiy. on Friday at 1.30 P. I6e HEIDER.

On January 13. 1947, WAL- TER HUGH, aged 71 years, the beloved husband of Nan Helder (nee Campbell), of 5319 Patrick Henry drive. Brooklyn Heights. Services from the Schilling Funeral Home, 3914 Hanover street, corner Bristol avenue, on Thursday, January IS, at 2 P. M.

Further services at Loudon Park Cemeterv. 18 HISKY, Suddenly, on January 14, 1947, at nis nome, 120 oakdale avenue, Catonsvllle. WILLIAM aged 43 years, husband of Isabella Haynes Requiem Mass at St. Mark's Church on Friday morning at 9.30 o'clock. interment in Mew cathedral ceme HIRSCH.

On January 13. 1947, EMTL tery. 17 of 1749 East North avenue, beloved son of the late Charles B. and Petro- nllla (nee Buck). 16 Funeral from the George J.

Ruth, Home. 1735 Harford avenue, on Thursday at 8.15 A. M. Reaulem High Mass at St. James Church, 9 A.M.

In terment in Moiy Redeemer Cemetery HITT. On January 14. 1947. CLYDE EUGENE, beloved son of Otis and Marie Hltt (nee Brown) Funeral from his late residence 1207 Morllng avenue, on Saturday at 10 A. M.

Interment in Meadowridge memorial parK. I7 HOLLJES. Suddenly, on January 12. um, KANUta u. (nee Kram), at her late residence, 4309 Berger avenue, beloved wife of the late John L.

Hollies Services from the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home. S305 Harford road, on Thursday at 8.15 A. M. Requiem Mass at est.

Antnony cnurcn at 9 A. Entombment In Lorraine Park Ceme tery. 16 JACOB. On January 13, 1947. at her home.

1530 Hollin street. MARY NAOMI (nee Howser), beloved wife of the late Henry Jacob, and motner or Mrs Irma Roach. Mrs. Virginia Williams ana itaymona jacoD. iee Funeral services will be held from George Lelmbach Funeral Home, 525 North Lyndhurst street (at the end of 3800 block Edmondson avenue), on Thursday morning at 11 o'clock.

In terment in Lorraine Park Cemetery. JENKINS. On January 14. 1947. MAR OARET B.

(nee Erdman), of 2712 Woodsdale avenue, beloved wife of Wesley S. Jenkins. Services from the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home. 5305 Harford road, on Friday at 9.15 A.

M. Requiem Mass at St. Dominic's Church at 10 A. M. In terment In Parkwood Cemetery.

17 JENNINGS. On January 12. 1947. THOMAS beloved son of the late Peter and Catherine Jennings. 16 Funeral from John J.

Fahey tt Sons, 1318 Light street, on Thursday at 8.30 A. M. Requiem Mass at St. Mary's Star or tne sea cnurcn at 8 a. m.

inter ment In Baltimore National Cemetery JOHNSON. On January 14, 1947, SELMA V. JOHNSON (nee 8ederberg) beloved wife of Thomas L. Johnson, Sr. Funeral services will be held at her home, 402 Lyman avenue, of which due notice will be given.

15e KALIVODA. On January 12. 1947, LOUIS, beloved husband of Mary Soustek Kallvoda. Funeral from hi late residence, 920 East Church street, Brooklyn, on Thursday at 2 P. M.

Interment In Cedar Hill Cemeterv. 16e KENDALL. On January 14, 1947. ELEA NOR (nee Bowser), of 4214 Seldel ave nue, beloved wife of the late Charles O. Kendall.

Services at the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road, on Friday at 1 P. M. Interment In Park wood cemetery. 17 TJ Union Memorial Hospital.

LILY Mc COY KKSMODEL, wife of the late Harvey Loul Kesmodel. 8r. Funeral from H. W. Mean ts Bon 80S North Calvert street, on Friday, January 17.

at 8.40 A. M. Requiem Mass at St. Martin's Church. Fulton avenue and Fayette street, at 9.30 A.

M. Interment In Cathedral Ceme tery. 17 KLEIN. On January 13. 1947, CATH ERINE R.

(nee Jones), beloved wife or trie late Frank L. Klein Funeral service are to be held at her home, 901 South Streeper street, on Thursday at 1 P. M. Interment In Mount carmel cemetery. lfle KNIGHTON.

On January 13. 1947, JAMES of 1803 North Caroline street, aged 72 years, the beloved husband of Blanche E. Knighton (nee Kepler) and lather or Margaret T. Knignton. is Services will be at the William Cook Mansion, St.

Paul and Preston streets, on Thursday at 8.15 A. M. Requiem Mass at St. Paul's cnurca at 9 A. m.

Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery, KLIMENT. Suddenly, on January 13, 1947. BESSIE M. (nee Pronek). of 909 North Bradford street, beloved wife of Emanuel Kllment.

Funeral from the Schlmunek Funeral Home, 2601 East Madison street, on Thursday at 10 A. M. In terment In Oak Hill Cemetery. 16 Funeral Flowera a Specialty Chas. I.

House FLORIST 5093 Harford Road Phone Orders CL. 3882 No Branch Store SCHILLING FUNERAL HOMI DEATH NOTICES WF HRTFFI.Y exoress nur sincere aDDrecia- iton to relatives, rlenda and neiichbors for their kindness shown during, the recent bereavement or. our oaugnter. een I'nresA Ke.lc.netr.. MR AND MRS.

A. C. KEICHETT. JR. DEATH NOTICES J3, ALLEN.

Suddenly, at 801 Gorsuch ave nue, on January 13. ia, wiluam ROBERT, aged 71 years, beloved son of the late William H. and Elizabeth Coane Allen. Funeral services at the William Cook Mansion. St.

Paul and Preston streets. on Friday at 10.30 A. M. Interment In United States National Cemetery, Baltimore. 16e ALLEN.

Volture No. 113, 40-8, Ameri can Legion, announces with deep regret the death of a beloved voyager. WILLIAM R. ALLEN. Voyagers, please attend a memorial service at the William Cook Mansion, St.

Paul and Preston streets, at 8 P. 'Thursday. January 16. WILLIAM McK. JOHNSON.

16e Chef de Gare. ALLEN The Fort McHenry Post No. 133, of tne American Legion, announces with deep regret the death of our comrade and past commander, WILLIAM R. (CAP) ALLEN. ALBERT REISINGER, 17 Commander.

BAVNE. On January 12, 1947, at the home ol her daughter. Mrs. William L. Evans.

3700 Liberty Heights avenue, PAULINE D. (nee Knight), beloved wife of the late Dash lei Bayne. Funeral services are to be held at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Amelia B. Bass.

1819 North Broadway, on Thursday at 3 P. M. Interment In Moreland Memorial Park. 16e BERNHARDT. On January 11.

1947, at Harvey, THOMAS beloved nus-band of Bertha Bernhardt (nee Wise) and beloved son of Mary E. Hall, of 2702 Bayonne avenue. Friends may call at Sander tt Sons, North avenue and Broadway, after p. M. ruesaay Funeral services are to be held on Wednesday at 2.30 P.

M. Interment In Cedar Hill Cemetery. 15e BOND. On January 13. 1947.

MORRIS, beloved husband or tne late ttose Bond, of 2625 Quantlco avenue, father of Mrs. Florence Korte, oi n-nington 111.: Mrs. Selma Austerlitz. Mr. Sey- mour Bond, of Newark, N.J.: Mrs.

Naomi Parsons, Miss Lillian Bond and brother of Mrs. Ester Taylor and Mrs. Fannie Davldov. of Newark. N.J Services at the Jack Lewis Home, 2100-02 Eutaw place, on Wednesday January 15, precisely at 2.30 P.M.

Interment In B'Nal Jacob Lodge Ceme tery, Herring Run. IKlndly omit In mourning at 2625 Quantlco avenue. ise BOWERSOX. On January 13. 1947.

at her late residence. 2905 North Charles street, JOSEPHINE A. (nee Donnell) beloved wife of the late William A Bowersox. Services at the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road, on Thursday at 9.15 A.

M. Requiem Mass at 63. Philip and James' Church at 10 A. M. interment In New cathedral Cemetery.

18 BOYD. On January 12," 1947. ELIZA BETH BUCK BOYD (nee Addison) beloved wife of the late James Harry Bovd. of- 2708 Overland avenue. Washington (D.

C), Philadelphia (Pa.) and Union City (N. papers please copy Funeral services will be held at the Parlors of Harry H. Witzke, Holllnn and Gilmor streets, on Wednesday at 3 F. M. interment in Loudon Park Cemetery.

lie BROOKS. On January 12. 1947. NANNIE E. (nee Mayes), beloved wife of tne late wuiiain Brooks, or sparks, Maryland.

15 Funeral from the home of her son Landon M. Brooks. Body wlU lie In state in Jessops Methodist Church on Wednesday from 10 A. M. until 11 A.

at which time services will be held. Interment in jessops cemetery. BROWN. On January 12, 1947, MATTIE wife ol the late William L. Brown Funeral from her late residence, 1207 Morllng avenue, on Wednesday at 9.30 A.

M. Services at the Pentecostal Church of God. Conduit and Dellwood avenues at 10 A. M. Inter ment In St.

Mary's Cemetery, Hampden. 15e BRYANT. On January 13. 1947. JOHN beloved husband of the late Nancy B.

Bryant. Burial from Leonardtown Methodist Church. St. Mary' county Maryland, on January 15. at 11 A.M.

15 BURNS. On January 14. 1947, CHARLES beloved husband of Laura V. Burns (nee Trout). Funeral services will be held at the Markllne Funeral Home, White Hall on Thursday, January 18, at 2 P.

M. Interment In Wlseburg Ceme tery. ie COOPER. On January 14. 1947.

MAR OARET STEWART COOPER, mother of Merlam C. Walsh. J. Nelson cooper and Lenore C. de Varona and daugh ter of the late John D.

and Mary E. Griffith Stewart. 16 Funeral at Btewart and Mowen Company. 108 West North avenue. Reaulem Mass at Corpus Chrlsti Church on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.

Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery, COULTER. On January 13. 1947, CHARLES beloved husband of Carrie S. Coulter (nee Smith), at the late residence, 1609 East Twenty-fifth street. 16e Funeral service from the borne of hi brother-m-law, George A.

Young, 1602 East Twenty-fifth street, on Thursday, January 16. at 2 P. M. interment In Greenmount Mausoleum. DECK.

On January 14, 1947, GEORGE beloved husband of Marie Harten stein Deck. Funeral from hi home, 114 East Clement street, on Friday at 9.30 A. Requiem High Mass at Holy Cross Church at iu A. m. interment in noiy Cross Cemeterv.

loe DELL. On January 14. 1947, at the Maryland University Hospital, MAR GERY E. (nee Parker), beloved wife of David E. Dell.

Funeral from the home of her daughter. Mrs. Robert Vaughn, of Greenville. Carroll county, on Thurs day. January 16, at 2 P.

M. inter ment In Oakland Cemetery. lne NO O-On a liar 1 2 1947, SARAH wife of Fred Donoho. Funeral from the Mitchell Home, 1900 Eutaw place, on Wednesday I morning at 11 o'clock. Interment lnl Druid Rldsre Cemeterv.

IS I DOUGLAS. On January 13. 1947. JOHN ALSON. aged 82 years, beloved hus band of the late Emma A.

Douglas I (nee Goetz). services at nis sons residence, i Howard C. Douglas, 4425 Parkmont avenue, on Thursday at 2 P. M. Inter ment In Western cemetery.

loe EVANS. On January 12. 1947. MAY GARRETTSON EVANS, tn Deioved daughter of the late Henry Cutheal and Mary oarrettson tvans. Funeral private in Washington, D.

iPleas omit flowers. I 15 EVANS. The Maryland Antl-Vivlsectlon Society announces with regret tn loss or its member, max uaiuusitson EVANS. 15 FLYNN. On January 13.

1947, MARY O'HARA FLYNN. beloved W1I OI th late Michael J. Flynn. Funeral from her home, 142S Hull street, on Friday at 8:30 A. Requiem High Mas at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church at 9 A.

M. In terment In Cathedral Cemetery. 16e FOERTSCH. On January 12, 1947, at tier nome. The St.

faul Apartments, MARION, age 42 years, beloved wife of William P. Foertscn and daugh ter of Mr. Robert L. Rick. Funeral from the Ullrich Funeral Home, 2004 Orleans street, on Wednesday at 8.30 A.

M. Requiem Mass at the Cathedral at 9 A. M. Interment in Baltimore Cemetery. 15 FRENCH.

On Sunday. January 12, 1947, at her Home, uakkuti' bklle FRENCH, beloved wife of Francis Raymond French, 606 Winston avenue, and mother of Mrs. Mary French Reld. Ward William and James Raymond French. Funeral services at the Bethesda, Chevy Chase.

Funeral Home of Wil liam Reuben Pumphrey. Friday, Janu ary 17, at p. m. interment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. lee Floral designs for all occasion I RTHCnS FLORIST 2201-2208 HARFORD ROAD WO.

4S22-W MA. 0206. 0. S4M CARD OF THANKS John yli mils Htrwlf, Htrwlgi Jr. PHILIP HERWIG SONS 2024 Orleans Street WOlf 5547 SReadway 221S DENTAL DECAY HIT TWO WAYS But There Is No "Cure-All," Warns Dr.

B. G. Bibby Definite progress toward the prevention of tooth decay has been made through the combination of two approaches to the problem. Dr. B.

G. Bibby, dean of Tufts College Dental School, Boston, told members of the Baltimore City Dental Society yesterday. Dr. Bibby, addressing an all-day cession of the society at the Lord Baltimore Hotel, said no "cure-all" had been developed, but suggested that use of all preventive measures so far established would improve general dental health. Two Approaches Described -The "two approaches" described by Dr.

Bibby were: Destruction or Inactlvation of the agents causing decay. Building up of the materials attacked by the agencies of Dr. Bibby explained that war experiences had revealed a direct relationship between the number of times an Individual and the cumber of times his teeth are subject to mouth acids which tend to cause tooth decay. Bacteria Work Fast The attacking agent has done its destructive work within approxi mately one half hour after intake of food, Dr. Bibby said.

It Is a rapid process. If we eat three times a day, our teeth are three times subject to the attack, no matter how much or little we may consume. This Is equally applicable to a five-times-a dav eating regime." Dr. Bibby went on to say that mouth washes have a temporary tendency to reduce the effective ness of the acid bacteria, but that the attack always so far has been renewed. Penicillin and sulfa drugs have been used in attempts to control caries, but experimental results so for are inconclusive, the speaker said.

Use Of Sodium Fluoride Candies enriched with Vitamin chewing gum, pills, and other methods have only a limited and temporary value, Dr. Bibby added. On the subject of building up the resistance of teeth to decay, the rpeaker referred first to what he railed a "passive" program, based chiefly upon improved nutrition extending from the prenatal period to the time that permanent teeth are formed. The "active Dr. Bibby said, includes the use of sodium fluoride in water long a subject of experimentation and the "topical or direct application of sodium fluoride to the teeth them-selves.

'Tills, chewing gums and candies containing this chemical have been offered." the sneaker said. "but it would require an excessive number of these products to have the same results as intake through water or direct application. 1,500 Pills A Day "For instance, it would take ap proximately 1,500 pills a day, at a cost of about 5 cents each, to equal the value of the chemically treated water." Dr. M. Edward Coberth, president of the society, presided at yesterday's meeting.

Dr. Bibby was in troduced by Dr. M. W. McCrea.

Dr. Hamilton B. G. Robinson, professor of oral diagnosis and pathology at the University of Ohio College of Dentistry, discussed "Diagnosis and Treatment Plan ning" during the morning session Through the afternoon dental clinics were conducted. The Rev Dr.

John Sinnott Martin, pastor of St Vincent De Paul Catholic Church, was the principal speaker at the dinner meeting which closed the session. Priest, Minister, Rabbi To Speak Representatives of IVotestant Catholic and Jewish faiths will speak at an intcrfaith meeting of the Sisterhood and Brotherhood at 8.15 P.M. today in the vestry rooms of the Chlzuk Amuno Synagogue, Eutaw place and Chauncey avenue The Rev. Thomas J. Higgins, S.J professor of ethics, Loyola College, will represent the Catholics.

The Rev. Dr. Don Frank Fenn, rector of the Protestant Episcopal Church of St Michael and All Angels, will represent the Protestants and Rabbi Abraham D. Shaw, of the Eutaw Place Temple, will represent the Jewish faith. lAdTtrtUtment.J uonDcnpuLio IGLPVOUn WLl DWQ Pep Up Uty Bile Flow To Relieve CONSTIPATIONI Don't feel so good? Dull hea dachas, apset stomach, bad breath, coated tongua, lack of pep, mentally dull? This is often due to constipation when bit doesn't flow freely every day from your (all bladder into your intestines.

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on January 12, 1947. at his home, 5356 Relsterstown road. THOMAS, beloved huaband of Mary C. Krelner (nee Kupfer) and father of Thomas Leonard Albert August A. and the late Leo Krelner.

and Mrs. Doris Mann, and con of th late John L. and Mary B. Krelner. Funeral from William J.

Tickner Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Wednesday at 8.30 A. M. Solemn Requiem High Moss at St. Ambrose Church at 9 A. M.

Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. 15 KREINF.R. Baltimore Council No. 205 Knights of Columbus, announces with deep regret the death of our beloved brother, THOMAS KREINER. MANUEL CARVAJAL, D.

D. 15 Grand Knight. KOHLER. On January 13. 1947, at Bon Secours Hospital, CLARA H.

(nee Herman), beloved wife of Wilmer B. Kohler. Funeral from her home. 2803 Emerald road, Parkvllle, on Thursday at 9 A. M.

High Mass of Requiem at St Ursula's Church at 9.30 A. M. Interment In Parkwood Cemetery. 16 LANGLEY. On January 14.

1947. THOMAS of Jones Station, beloved husband ef the late Cecelia Langley. Funeral from hi late residence. Dividing Creek road, on Friday at 2 P. M.

Interment In Langley'a private cemetery. 17 LAITIIT. On January 14. 1947. at her late residence, 6304 Blrchwood avenue, ELIZABETH LOUISE (nee Rothauge), beloved wife of the late Henry Laucht.

Services from the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home. 5305 Harford road, of which due notice will be given. 15e LEVY. On January 13, 1947, ANNA (nee Smrha), in her ninetieth year, or 827 North Colllngton avenue, beloved Wife of the late Frank Levy.

Funeral from the Schlmunek Funeral Home, 2601 East Madison street, on Friday at 815 A. M. Requiem High Mas at St. Wenceslaus' Church at 9 A. M.

Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 17 4 LOEFFLER. Suddenly, on January 14, 1947, JOHN, aged 60 years, beloved husband of Mary Loeffler (nee Zahner). Funeral from his residence, 809 South Eaton street. Due notice.

18 LOVE. On January 12. 1947. B. F.

HAR VEY, of 404 East Preston street, beloved husband of Loretta Warwick Love. Funeral from Wledefeld tt 8on Funeral Home, Greenmount avenue and Twenty-second street, on Wednes day at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St. John a tne Evangelist nurcn at 9 A.

M. Interment In Baltimore National Cemetery. 15e MAGARITY. On January 13. 1947.

MILTON of 512 East Twenty-nrst street, aged 69 years, beloved husband of Kate E. Magarlty (nee Umphrle). and father of MUton J. s. Magarlty.

Funeral services at the William Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets, on Friday at 1 P. M. ie McCLEARY.

On January 12. 1947. GWENN O. McCLEARY, beloved wife Of Thomas E. Mccieary.

Funeral from C. E. Arthur' Funeral Parlor, Fork, on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Interment In Prospect Hill Cemetery, Towson, Md.

15e McGINNIS. On January 13. 1947. PAT RICK, beloved son of the late jonn and Catherine McGlnnls, of Texas. Maryland.

Funeral from the Funeral Home of Wtedefeld 6t Son. Greenmount ave nue and Twenty-second street, on Thursday at 8.15 A. M. Requiem High Mas In St. Joseph Church.

Texas. at 9 A. M. Interment adjoining cemetery. loe McKEOWN.

On January 13. 1947, WIL LIAM, of 816 Winston avenue, Doioveo husband or tne late catnerme mc-Keown (nee Banagham). Funeral from the residence of his daughter. Mrs. R.

Howard Strott. 6012 Bellona avenue, Govans, on Wednes day. January 15. at b.jo a. m.

ttequiem High Mass at St. Mary's Church at 9 A. m. interment in new L-amwirai Cemetery. Please omit flower.

15 MANDRAVICKAS (MANPKO). Sudden )y. On January 12. 1U47. MATTHEW beloved husband of tb lata Anna Mandravtckaa.

Funeral from hi lat residence. 707 West Lombard street, on Thursday morning at 8.15. Requiem High Mass at st. Aipnonsus cnurcn at a clock Interment In Holy Redeemer Ceme tery. 16 MASKELL.

On January 12. 1947 BLANCHE M. (nee Goulde), of 3330 Cardenas avenue, beloved wife of David A. Maskcll. Funeral from th Lassahn Funeral Home.

7401 Belair road, on Wednesday at 2.30 P. M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery, 15e MILLER. On January 12. 1947.

HARRY, or 1020 a. cnaries street, Deioved husband of Molll M. Miller (nee Thomas). 15e Services In the A. Howard Evans Funeral Home.

1400 South Charles street, on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Burial in Holy cross cemetery. Brooklyn. NEWN AM.

On January 12. 1947. CAPT harry 01 413 North Calhoun street. Funeral service will be held at William J. Tickner at Sons.

North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Interment In Mount Olivet Cemetery. 15 POULTON. On January 12.

1947. ROB EKT aged 68 years, beloved father or jamea E. and Howard L. poulton Funeral from the Ullrich Funeral Home, 2004 Orleans street, on Wednesday at 3 P. M.

Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. ise POULTON. Lafayette 111. A it A will hold a special communication Wednesday, January 15, 2 P.M., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, ROBERT L. POULTON.

CLARENCE M. HISLET, 15 Worshipful Master. RAVCOB. On January 11. 1947.

at his home. 2945 Walbrook avenue. H. ALBERT, beloved husband of Viola Ray- cob (nee West). Funeral services will be held at Wll ltam J.

Tickner fc Bona. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Wednesday at 2.30 P. M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 15 RAYCOn.

Baltimore Lodge No. 210 A.P.&A.M. will hold a special com munlcatlon Wednesday at 1.30 P. M. at the Masonic Temole for the our pose of attending the funeral of BROTHER H.

ALBERT RAYCOB. 15 CLIFTON W. MACK, Worshipful Master. REHM. On January 13.

1947. SARAH J. (nee Hutton), or 1922 East Chase street, beloved wire 01 Harry Rehm. 1 Funeral from the Funeral Home of John C. Miller, 2433-35 East Oliver street, on Friday at 1 P.

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4c A. Masonic Temple, on Thursday. January 16, 1947. at I P. to attend the funernl of our lat brother, FRED R.

UNGER. HENRT B. SUTER. 16 Worshlnful Manter. On January 11.

1947. ADKt.K m. me Klein), beloved wife of Harry Weller. of Mount Vernon Apartment, 101 Wfrt Monument ret. Funeral aervlcea will be held a William J.

Tickner tt Son. North and Pennsylvania avenuea. on Wednesday at 10.30 A. M. Interment In Druid RlrtKB Cemetery.

is WIIKH FR On January 13. 1947. EL- vmiiun or 3138 oreenmount avenue, aged 66 year, beloved husband of Margaret Wheeler (nee Ritter) and father of Vernon and Leroy Wheeler. Funeral service at the William Cook Mansion. St.

Paul and Preaton. trecta. on Thursday at 1.30 P. M. Interment In Woodlawn Cemeterv.

lto WII.SOM. Suddenly, on January 13. 1SH7. EVELYN T. (ne Mlllerl.

beloved wife of Mclvln WIUoo, ot 6109 Tramor road. Funeral aervlcea are to be held H. Sander St Sons. North avenue and Broadway, on Friday at 3 P. M.

Interment In Parkwood Cemeterv 17 WIDERMAN, On January 14. 1947. at nis nome. tssou Dogwood road. Wood-lawn.

WILLIAM beloved husband of Myrtle A. Wlderrnan, Funeral from the Lamoreau Homo for Funerals, 4510 Liberty Height avenue (at Hillsdale road), on Friday at 2 P. M. Interment la Mount Oliv Cemetery. 1 WISEMAN.

On January 14. 117, GEORGE FREDERICK, beloved huaband of Elizabeth (ne llahn). Notice later. 15 WOl.r. On January 12.

1947. CATHER INE T. (nee peregoy). or 45 Wade avenue. Catonsvllle, beloved wife of Wil-lard W.

Woir. Friends may call at the William Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Prmton. streets, until 11 A.

M. Wednesday, t'ttence at the Temple of Wisdom Church. 500 East Thirty-ninth street, where services will be held at 1 30 P. M. Wednesday.

Interment la More-land PBrk Cemeterv lie ZK.l LIN5KI. On January 13. 1947. FELIX, beloved husband of the lat Ida (nee Sklblnakll. Funeral from hi late residence.

6714 Fait avenue, on Thursday, January 16. at 8.15 A. M. Requiem High Ma at Sacred Heart of Mary Church at 9 A. M.

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Identification iman'n. eri- raved front Howard Greene, on bacK -Irom Mother." Lost vicinity of ton or Pimllco Saturday. Sentimental value. Reward. MO.

5053. BRACELfeT wfth 3 sapphire tons on Charle 8U on Bundar. Reward. Ctil LA4-41, BKIFCA3R Licht brown. Cont.

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