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19 BROOKLYN EAGLE. THUR MAR. 2, 1550 DR. MARTIN A. COUNEY DIES; CONWAY ANSA T.

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ca 4 Albert L. ard ti r.t.:: i at J-! J. Ku- Lou-; caufhr.v. Mrs. Rce Mam- R'Pfcs Ov.vexi sl'ter r.e.al li O.fan nvt.e.

'Us. Mrs W.Ih.im and Anthony Edward Rush Memorial Riles Set Binsh. Herman La Mary INCUBATOR BABY PIONEER funeral services Anthon l-'riti'aril I it.h 'Jl i.f Imw 1 A Bethl. Frederick Manned. Thomas N.

of r. and eV.ve Service the La at Fmrrhilil Ch.iprJ. Atlantic ANOELO MARIA, on Fetn: J6 Avenue. tur.eriil 2 3a pm. it.

Martin a. t. ouney, a nn una ai ine ran-Amenran catur St, will te held at.KiFnrMrt Aimpr Robert Mar.unalcu A. 17" 'n nd" o'clmk thl afternoon at Krr. (, at K.th rv.a ml 3 n-1 llrff nilllWI ary 27.

13i0. of 2129 13ta Street. 9 31 am. Re-devoted T.t: dear mothT oxern Ma." 19 ocl'Vlc. St.

I.kts A Bcller.bich. McNerr.ey. Juhn Bourse he Julias Moran, Ann: Brt.ns. Jane Murray. Saraa On March 1.

1355. A bons huneral Home. RYAN r.a- number of year conducted a Luna Park. Coney Island. The VM Ave.

The Rev. ir rri C. Church. Ir.ternier.t St. hn's.

BHIIX: Breisch.John Jchn Bryant. Charles OUiffe.Ida Anna'bi Paima: brtoVed kWr'cf ne Watered incuhatop station at Coney night dreamland was destroyed Charles Wilson Hubon. rector R.e. Funtnl rrtdav. 9 3D Ireland.

ivVved of and who also exhibited by fire the babies were saved '0f St. Mav- Epional Church from ChaM. 223 Avenue Re- LEISCHXER--Ors March 1. 133f. William 4.

Rvan: devot-d babies to the public at. by a speedy transfer to theV10 Ve will officiate' quiera Mas Our Ladv i.f Grace WILLIAM A tel. htisbar.d if Mrs Mrs died night at Park Incubators. luiirial will 'he "i Mt niiv.t i Burial will Burns, Harold Pallarrm. A Carter.

Harry Peirl. Euard Carter. Sujanna Peoples. Mary Seal The "Incubator Doctor" Surf Ave was.Cemeterv. Church at 10 am.

Inter- Maude Ann: i.v.r.er urnrt ana n.ni. ment St. John's Cemeterv. brother of Aithur C. W.

U.s.'hner; Maiy. Catherine. Patrxk F. and (. dark.

Patrick Psota. Joseph a physician first and a show Conway. Ar.r.a T. Charles fcLo lour fcervioes ri i A pioneer In incubator! man after. It was his boast that Anaelo, Maria Mary DAWIEY JOHN S.

1. Fred Her as: i as T.iul r.yv.n ir.irc i-uiifrai innii nrr i i ai-v, Crv 1 i fi? 7 S'ftY't Oil 'methods of treating premature he did not receive fees for the Mr. a butcher in the employ of Louis Casal, died Monday night when struck by an automobile at Avenue and Ocean Ave. He was born Dr. Couney is credited! infant, he cared for.

but used and dear bother of Fplirem'a R. Church, with havini? saved the lives ofjthe exhibition method to pay S-nhen ind Mr Amv Bnn'ter AN GOLD TH AS HENRY. In'ernient Cross Cenie'esy. more than 6.500 infant- placed excessive costs of treat- affn in TtrooVlvn snr! Saturday 130 am. March 1 at his under hi care.

Hurin? the 19.W Dal-y Funeral Home. 4317 Ave- 117-11 Hillside Avenue. Ri hm.n.d f-, pihrrirv lQ-fo XVorU1' Fair in New York his Dawley, Jchn S. Rut lis. Eltarar Ducret, Dr.

H. Ryan. Endwet Escher. E. Sr.

Sarno, The mas Fehn. Katherlne Schaefer. C. Itloramo. Jc-seph Scott.

Thcrras Hannerv, James Shea, Joseph Force. Hamlin Shevlln. E. V. Frar.ke' Anna Sister M.

Olympia Freeman. Ed in Strahl. Selina Gannon. F. A.

Stroud. Ethel Graham. Zita Thompson. W. A.

Hennessey, J. Weiss, Anna M. nue D. Solemn Requiem Mass 10 Hill: survived oy sons, nomas. Incubator Ilaby Kxhibit at ivinri.

ti. ii- ariniiii- ncubator ment in the days before hos-j had spent his entire life in the pitals started to give specialized borough care to premature babies. His wife. Mrs. Lillian Stevens Babies were sent to him from and a sister.

Mrs. Helen hospitals and clinics from vari-jCurrv, survive. i i ti'MCteH wide atlp'itifin a Our Lady of Refuse Peter, lieon; and Jct.cii.1 I'V. ru- ty ri liu" interment St. John Cemetery.

three aauiiv.ers. huh- i. naei He was horn In chnrt Butler. Hael Ll" Hon. W.

i Re-! roller, (I4ll. Kc. v. Memorial services for Mrs. Nelle King Aimer, former chairman of the Lrooklyn League of Women Voters and twice national president of the Daughters of Union Veterans, will be held on Friday, March 10.

in Massillon. Ohio, her birthplace, her sm, James K. Aimer of Rye. X. announced yesterday.

Mrs. Aimer, who lived at 633 K. ISth died Feb. 21 at the Methodist Hospital at the age of 78. She was the widow of James B.

Aimer, broker and real estate man. He died in 1935. For many years Mrs. Aimer was leader of the 21st Assembly District League of Women Voters, subsequently serving as chairman of the borough organization. She was a member of the Third Church of Christ, Scientist, Flatbush, and active in a number of community organizations.

Funeral services were held last Thursday. The remains then were taken to Massillon for burial. Besides her son. Mrs. Aimer is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Frank A. Nattrass of New Ro-chelle, N. three granddaughters and two grandsons. 1.1 11- 1 1: prut one hi i-u wnic i ui dim Muuicii ineiiicine in SPERRY. rn February 27 I9.i0.

be- Mangold: three 1 ruiM a.m. ire-i au. er am Tie rt 1 I 11 1. i l.All Kaemerer. N.

Wiley, Ar.me ous parts of the country. His wife, Mrs. Aiinabelle Maye Couney, died In 1036. A daughter, Hildegarde Couney, who was Dr. Couney's principal Boniface R.

C. nost trrnitiinto w-nrlr in Paric Keams. Frances Wood. Susan loveo. nasqnnn oi tiaoo uu- uivinri, fio.n..

Cret and father of Dudley DuCret. Reposing at Simoivson Funeral snd Willoughby th. George C. Lanzf7lr Insurance Broker I Kiers, Nora Zembrzyckl, John wnue vacauomni at -i-ucaon, ruui, i Kraesser. J.

M. Arizona. Funeral to be at Fair-Richmond Hill. Funeral services 1 Mudin noted French pedia- aloe, survives. InTwrnent Cvcss Cemetery interment tver- 4 rip.

pi of cal Funeral services for George ARCHBISHOP JOHN HUGHES chlW 951 Atlanta Avenre. Fricay. 8 pm. and then came to the Funeral services will be held COUNCIL, NO. 481, K.

OF an- Brooklyn. Tuesday, March 7, at grns Cemetery, Saturday. 11 a m. SCOTT Si duenly, Monday.Tnited States. at 1 p.m.

tomorrow at Kirschen-nsunccs with deep regret the death 2 P-m- I lvrv, OIT. beloved hus-j Dr. Couney started exhibiting baum's Westminster Chapel. ESCHER EL WARD Sr. onebruan 1950, ''incubator babies" more 1153 Coney Island Ave.

Inter- 4601 18th Avenue. Body reposing Februa 1950 husballd of Ule calo.ero; mother of 35 Mu-re Tvenue Funeral' flfly -vears a- After con" ment will be in Cypress Hills Ieta1 irhnufr.1!181' tathw hel Frank. Salvatore. JePh. llr mMen exhibits in London, Ber- Abbey.

btreet and 13.n Avenue runeraiiMoore Rmn gnd Edward Anthrnv, MD; Mrs. Catherine C. Lanz, 71, an insurance bro ker for more than 50 years, were held last night at the Boy-ertown Chapel, 38 Lafayette Grover Dermody, Accountant; rhi Escher brother or Minnie cusumano. Rose, Mary and the SHEA JOotPH. on February ftr i7Tft r-.

Semler. Ida Hendriohs. Services at late Lt. Dominic Mamscalco, U. S.

28 19-iO. dear husband of Marv tOAU MILAZZO- 'antf Knltm- the Moadmger Funeral Parlors. M. sister of Vita Castrogio- Ida; brutlier of John Shea and BAR iSH hfrman son 'of 1120 Tlatbush Avenue, Thursday, vanni; also survived by ten grand-jAgnes Manzie. Reposing Kennedy's Ave.

The Rev. Dr. David Morton, pastor of Bethany Presbyterian Church, officiated. Burial will be in Evergreens Ceme Familiar Figure at Ebbets Field Jacob; dear brother of Jaseph, 8 Pm- Interlnent Cypress Hills children. Funeral Saturday, 9:45 Chapel, corner of Church and Sadie' Mlllberg of Miami, Lillian 'Cemetery.

a.m., horn her residents, 30 Ster- Rogers Avenues. Solemn Requiem 1 fifvpet- Rpmliem XT.1S.S St MaAS Our nf Ri.fnoo tery today. Mr. Lanz. who lived at 733 LiMi.it on "4rch frinci, of'Assisl Church.

10:15 Church Fridav, 10 a.m. rvices for Grover Irving Place, Manhattan, office. U' hasehatl m- esunmsier noau, uiea on. Henry Rastetter Services today. 1:30 p.m..

at 4ef-'l0 A oTGeorae John fcr'-m- Interment St. Charle, Come- FfI74 an accountant for mother 01 ueoige rer-rp 1. fcHLVLI. ELIZABETH be- the onso pi 1 f'nm. in a ivUiiuiiui ilv LimiieiN.

111c. 1 1 i. nr Dermodv was a Dodger fan and He had been iU sincei each year bouKlu a season i shortly Christmas. He bought, a season to 1 nizmiiu aim i-clci aiaiei ui 101 eu wue 01 he late Frank at pany of New York, with which run naii.mui. r.iy touin Mrs Margaret Traeger; also sur- 4ith Street.

Broo vn. j.hu mcahhwiy cNERNEY was a iiieiong Brooklyn resi- Funeral Today ticket for all of the Saturday, Sunday, holiday and night dent and formerly had his of jviveu uy trini. ki uuuciaiui cu. 28 BPHwifrn-iniiM m. from her residence, 416 28.

late JOHN J. Febiu- 1 had been associated for 40 1950. beloved husband of LoS Island, February 28, lOoO; de- at R.o0 Nellie: devoted father of voted sister of Mary Burgess; aunt )e el 1 a 1 Susan Burses, and Mrs. Lester lu VK'U 11 lh. J- Tfi lly Ihq lh til ind 'ni-ion ad-an iral orv In rip-dp.

and Street Saturriav. Solemn games played at F.bbets Field. fices on Broadway, this borough In recent years he conducted The RrooL-lvnc nm tho A solemn requiem mass for reoruary a. iou. oromer or mis.

Anna Miurean, mis. raincia Bertha Schenck. Helen. Otto. Fred Ma st- Jeromes R.

Jon an( Bernhardt. at fo1 Anna Mulrean. Mrs. Patricia Suuerbas back in ihe business from his home. krt n.nr.n.hnt.n -nri Church.

10:15 a.m. also 'survived bv seven Kranclchil- Bl-os- Funeral Home. 49 Hillside1 1 1th Ave. dren. Renosins" Wnlter H.

Wilhiton Park, until Sat-1 I'ne Rev. )r. Harold S.iwhen he first, cheered them on Surviving ate a daughter, friends of Joppa Lodge, No. Jamcs C' Nuent' Directr- Henry Rastetter, 73, retired manager of Harrigan's Storage Warehouse, 735 Broadway, was offered todav at St. Mary Funeral Home.

20 9.30 a Solemn Requiem Miller. uatoi of the liu-arna-ifrom a choice J.Vcent seat he.lAIrs- ''Panor Mortimore; two i u. j. are invuea to aitenaj fiIjORAMO JOSEPH, of 198 Avenue (near Flatbush Avenue), i MLSS pl St. AiclaiVs R.

C. tioii Lutheran Church. 4th Ave fratcrnal services at the Funeral 15th Street. Reposing Scarpaci Fu- .10 a m. Interment a 1 a r.t.i St -m r.ffw.i rwiai Home of George C.

Herbst Son, neral Home 711 4' Avenue, until '1111'1 FrWay- 10 8 m- Solemn Re KUP 1 lirilll -f Gate of Heaven. R. C. Church. wi-v.

ui i.rui hind first base at old Washing- sons' Henry R. and Wallace ton Park, 4th Ave. and 3d St Lanz; a sistpr- Lillie On the days when the ladFnU- and a g'andchild. didn't have the price of a Ozone Park. The funeral was from the Leo F.

Kearns Funeral Home, 103-27 Lefferts Boulevard. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery. 6741 5th Avenue (near 68th Street), 'Saturdayi 9' a mi Mass st John.s'quiem Mass St. Francis of Assisi emeieiy. Iwitl be tomorrow in Green- on Thursday.

March 2. at 8 m. Cnurch at i3 a R- C. Church. 10:30 a.m.

Inter- SISTER OLYMPI HICKEY I 0(' Cenieterv. Religious serv ces Fr day at 2 p.m.i ment Holy Cross Cemetery. I 7 tV. i i i interment Ocean View Cemetery, PLANNER JAMES, of 95 Cen-I Jp' rcd at Staten Island. Mall.

March 1, 1950, beloved; MOR AN ANN1 at her W' ihiishind of nee McCuei-'dence 03-11 "4'h Place Wood-'A febnmry 28, 1950. heart attack. He was born In BEIHL-PREDERICK March and 'aSS Ne wVork. f0 Hrouklyn and began his busi-1. 9a0.

brother Mary, Charlotte. brotnPr of Elizabeth Snellgrove James beloved mother of Mar- al 1 1 noss career with the old Brook-Wildred. Anne Francis and Ed-jand Franris Fannery; also sur-igaret, William and John Moran. cmtZTnJX Edison Company. At his ard.

Funeral Saturday from Johnvlved by tnree grandchlldren. Pu-LMrs. J. O'Conncll and Mrs. (eath he was statione(I at the Metzner Parlors, 2890 Atlantic Saturdav 8:30 a.m Fu-! Le Fevre; also survived by seven STRAHL SELIN A (nee Pur 1 1 he'd earn his admission in the morning by helping to tidy up the field.

He also was interested in deep-sea fihing. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Mary Dermody, and a sister, Mrs. Edna Pearn. Mr.

Rastetter, who lived at 1153 Broadway, died on Monday in Bushwick Hospital. He was born in Brooklyn and had been sail 1: 1P'. if with the warehouse concern for 48 years when he retired early in 1949. Edward Escher, Metal Spinner Funeral services for Edward Escher, 00, a retired spinner of gold and silver, will be held at o'clock tonight at the Moadin-ger Funeral Parlors, 1120 Flatbush Ave. The Rev.

Oliver W. Powers, pastor of St. Stephen's Lutheran Church, 2800 New-kirk will officiate. Burial will be in Cypress Hills Cemetery. Mr.

Escher died on Tuesday Mrs. C. Schaefer, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Home, 496 uourt totreet; Ke-jKiauaciuiQieu ana mree greai- ranti, February 28 1950 beloved Malacnys R. C.

Church. Inter- iquiem Mftss sl Star of the: grandchildren. Funeral from thejmoUu.r 0f Mrs firace Dittman went St. Johns Cemetery. jSea DupolU Punenll 82-29 aS, survived by four TTK-BTv FORCE-HAMUN FebnS 1 Butier inlol Solemn Roquiem Mifss at St, Grace McDonald Rastetter; a daughter, Mrs.

Florence Cough- Formerly of Boro A. 3 a sprl tpr'' lln; three sisters, Mrs. Mamie Paul Munler, Court Reporter A solemn requiem mass for Paul Munter, Brooklyn Supreme Court reporter for many vears. was ifforvl tnrlav i-1 lay at Evergreens Ccme- Cora Bissert of 6118 5th Avenue. and Delphine.

Reposing at McCad- New York, at 10 a.m. interment tery, 11 Jackson, Mrs. Martha Williams m. Services and funeral in Landis- uui luui-im nuiuc, i nu nicimtr, ciiivury L-enieierj. i atnfTlne Schaofor a and Mrs.

Eliazbeth Sands; three STROUD ETHEL COOKE, on grandchildren and one BOLLENBACH MAMIE of qulem Mass Church of St. Fran-i MURRAY SARAH ANN. on Wednesday. March 1, 1950, beloved u.cu 03-54 1 06th Street. Richmond Hill.iCls of Assl81- 9:45 a m- Interment February 28.

1950, wife cf Patrick; mother of John Ball Stroud, Ethel, Tuesday at. Paramus, N. at on February 28 beloved mother of u- l- inouvcr ot Joseph Mis Lorett a. Virginia btrmid. Elizabeth Pratt the ace of 8S She WaS the ijr.1v InnnKinlo l) after a month's illness.

His home was at 949 E. 34th St. He was born in Manhattan and ap In. lap 'tis ory. iers came to Brooklyn in 1897.

An wuiiam and Lewis Bol enbach, vtukkvi amna nn v' --n" J' u' t-oni William Hoffman and Mrs. The li F' MlIrray Jr P' Muri'ay 'ho died while a student at Blalri of r. ice Staples. Services a mi hrr nf Hprhrri ripnrip and Joan Ann Pruhs. Funeral Academy, and the late Pfc.

Aubrey Mrs. Schaefer, a native of March 3. at 8 p.m. at the 0Va Serv ices Fridav 8 nm' fl'm. B' Cooke' Inc- Low'is Slroud- vvho W1" killed onthis lmrough.

was the daugh-son Chapel. 119-04 Hillside Ave-1? JJ home lv 84th street Homp' 50 7th Avenue; Sol- Okinawa while with the ter (lf ytancy and Reeina nue. Richmond Hill. Interment h0me StreM' lemn Requiem Mass St. Francis of.306th Infantry of the 77th D.vi- Qlatni river an for vear- Saturday, 2 p.m., Cypress Hills1 FREEMAN EDWIN, of 3520 As's's' Church Saturday.

9:45. ston. Mrs. Stroud was a director -u-tive ir risl nor of Abbey. icortelvou Road.

February 28. 1950.1 -m- Interment Holy Cross Ceme-ef the Virginia Society in New I.1'.11. expert In metal spinning, he was iiti.uvM.lJ LllUll 11, Beverly Road and E. 17th St. The funeral was from the Walter B.

Cooke Funeral Home. 20 Snyder Ave. Burial was In Calvary Cemetery. Mr. Munter, who lived at moo Albemarle Road, died on Mun-day.

He was born in Montgom long associated with Benziger I'. rot hers, manufacturers of church equipment and publish beloved husband of Anne: devoted iork. Services at the Fiiirchild, UUI ers of religious books. He re BOURSCHEID JULIUS, on Chanel. 951 Atlantic Avenue mi hear lllOUZhbV Where tired 27 years ago.

His wife, NIVEN JOHN C. on March 1. Thursriav. March 2. 7 was a member of the choir.

February 28. of 408 59th Street, be loved husband of Mary inee Wcide Funeral from his residence Friday. Mrs. Lillian Escher, died in 1950, helmed hu. -banc! of Stella; mem at' Norfolk.

Vireinia iSlm w.k a sitlpr nf tho hut, hause). Funeral from Cos rove Solem" Rniem Mass 1047. father oi nrouicr oi. onj St. Catherine of Genoa R.

Magistrate August Glatzniayer, 1 ANFUSO IS AWARDED '49 COMMUNITY SCROLL FOR SERVICE TO YOUTH U. S. Attorney J. Vincent Keogh, heading a committee of 100 prominent citizens, representing all faiths, announced today the selection of Victor L. Anfuso, founder of the Italian Board of Guardians and Ambassador plenipotentiary of the Republic of San Marino in this country, for the 1940 "Community Service Scroll" in recog.

nition of his outstanding work in behalf of youth. Mr. Anfuso will be the guest of honor at a dinner sponsored by the committee and to be held May 21 at the Hotel St. George, stated Mr. Keogh, who accepted the chairmanship of the dinner.

Surviving are two daughters, Funeral cn February 28, 1950. romiius-i iu.u... uwu- Renmem sioned officer. IT. N.

helnveri hiaypr, the late Dr. Herman ChafieLs, 5723 5th Avenue; Solemn Requiem Mass St. Agatha's Church Saturday, 10 a.m. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

Walter B. Home, 50 Inc. 7th Avenue; Church, 9 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Patrick J.

Byrnes, Director. 'Mass St. Thomas Aauinas Church husband of Marion and son ofivjlatzmayer and tne late Ed. son Mrs. Ethel Moore and Ruth M.

Escher; a son, Edward Escher and two sisters, Mrs. Minnie Semler and Mrs. Ida Ilend- GANNON FREDERICK tins-1 Saturday, 10 a.m. Luey p. s.

Thomixson and the latei ward, Francis C. and Joseph J. William A. Thmnnsnn Jr hvnthorl BRAUNS JANET, on March 1, 1950, of 1170 Putnam Avenue, be-bnncl o( Catherine; dear brother; "IT TP 1TC On IT ,1, 1 tn.tn rich. Another daughter, Lillian loved mother of Edith May; also'of Jane Wal.sh, Clara at Ihe ill be held to-Orvived by three grandchildren Myra Hilton, Agnes Holmes and n' from the Walter Escher, died and a preat-eranddauehter.

Mem-! William Gannon. Service Thurs-'x, 'n u.u..-. Cooke Funeral Home, 117 W. Mrs. Harrv ery, the son of Judge Adolph Munter and Mrs.

Rose Munter. He was a graduate of Gonzaga University and the University of Michigan Law School. For many years he hail made his home in Brooklyn where he was active in a number of community enterprises. lie was a member of Athonian Hall, the Catholic Actors Guild, the Shakespeare Fellowship, the Catholic Court Attaches, the Gyro Club, and the Alumni Associations of Gonzaga College and the University of Michigan. He also was a member of the Southern Society.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anita Munter, and a daughter, Sonja. pin ber of the Bushwick Avenue Meth- oa'. at the Leo F. Kearns Sehmk: 1 72d Manhattan.

A solemn James J. Ida H. arid' odist Church. Service at the Wil- 1,1111 al nome, no-iu WEISS ANNA M. (nee Dough-! I'CQuiem mass will be offered W.

Olliffo. Services at her liam C. Fisher Funeral Chapel, Boulevard, Ozone Park. Funeral residence, 199 Bersen Street. Fri- at her home.

157 Kent! at 10 am. at St. Boniface MARGARET UNWORRIED ABOUT INCOME TAXES ON HER 600 NOTES Edinburg, Texas, March 2 (U.R) Margaret Truman said to Interment "The 1230 Bushwick Avenue, on Friday, a'. day, 8 p.m. Interment St.

Michaels on February 28, beloved' Church and burial will he in at 8 p.m. Interment Cedar Grove Evergreens. Cemetery. 'vi. ot John teiss; loving sister Holv Cross Cemetery.

Cemetery. GRAHAM ZTT A MAR.ftFt.l.A James Dougherty, Agnes Mc-i BR IS JOHN, of 1138! March 1. 1950, beloved sister 7- AAHONV and Josephine Dougherty day that she doesn't know how Zireene Avenue, March 1, 1950.IMarv G. Hogan, Margaret Brown-: 7 7., r.0'. ouul eai oe- Reponng at John McElroy.

Inc much money she is making as Joseph Psolar aged 78 years, beloved husband of lee. Catherine O'Neill and Maude Jumr Funeral Home. 153 Greenpoint ruiiei.u Avenue, until Satmv'av Vm.i, Mary; dear father of Florence, Crider. Solemn Requiem Mass Sat- I f' viZ Loesch and John. Service Friday.lurday, 10 a.m., Holy Innocents Ionic, a.m.

Solemn Reauiem Ma a concert singer. She added that she Isn't worrying about the approaching March 15 in-come tax deadline. Miss Truman, in Edinburs Avenues, at Si. Antonv's rthm-nh Musical Director 8p.m at. George Werst Funeral R.

C. Church. Reposing at her real- Hear Home. 7141 Cooper Avenue. Fu-'dence.

297 Argvie Road. 1 I 1 1 vanaeroui C. io Interment Calvary Ceme neral Saturdav. 1 run. Tntorment! Arranpement lu 8 "'Uiment.

a-, ter 1 p.m. Interment Arrangements bv Joseoh G. DuffvJ Evergreens Cemetery. Member of! for a concert today, said Ken 2 THUGS STEAL $250, JEWELS, TV SET, CAMERA -GIVE VICTIM BACK $2 Paterson, March 2 Two armed bandits, who apparently don't like to see a man walking around stony broke, held up Louis Halperin at his home here last night. After taking $250 In cash, S200 worth of jewelry, $800 in U.

S. savings bonds, a $450 television set and a $35 camera, then tossed their victim two 1 dollar bills. TRADEMARK NOTICE muntown iiranch. March 2 WILEY ANNIE at. Chatham.

International Brotherhood of Book-! JOSEPHINE, of neth L. Allen vice president PEARL EDWARD of 1850 Frank Zollner, 66r Formerly of Boro binders. Local No. 119. and director of 216 57th Street, on March 1, 1950, th hpinvpri (fo Willi.

u. I4t-n Street, March 1 beloved wife of William of the firm handling her tour, 01 me late Wilfrid Wiley llrt Clff.JI, L' takes care of that." BRYANT CHARLES tOr- env mnlh.r Ul I route mother of Helen Gloved mother of Isabella i. i- sey; Larson "I honestly don't know what ter of Teresa merly of 178 6th Avenue. Died March 1. Notice of funeral later.

O'Dell and Thomas BKutl'r Strwt Funeral from the Fairchild (Jlod mother ot ohn Ur-' 951 Avenue. Friday. 9:30 at home on Harvard auuiiioiner oi jonn L.ar- furtini i top wh side .94 sent It lion, lanlc ovetf Than I hern 318. i I iver. r-tiori iman.

do ssioJi OWPP in. seem i real. to Uinjj 1952. iead ndet thfc, v. on on de they in ari vef.

apilol ssei "fa the total will be," she laughed. Allen estimated that Miss lanin ui oerviee sit. Chinri nf R. in urancii. wi mine! 01 Unn Pnnora! am Febru-' r.awara.

Catherine: also survived -h hoUt raurviNO flArtutjlJ Frank Zollner, 66, of Sheffield, and St. Petersburg, former Brooklyn and Queens resident for many Truman grossed around $00,000 a year, almost as much as her a -i. u- T. inoiii r-unerai nome, tin in i -i y.tn. luiuuuuw ai s.udnlUat Requlern Mass Our Lady of McCarthy.

ad Webster Avenue, at 10:30 a.m.jthe O. R. Davis Funeral Home. nKxxi ntciwc, riurai ram, ij. ti.i uiremi noiii 111s resiaence Di.lirrin,,..

i 11 hih.H a. Perpetual Help Church. I da v. fl-tn ai wnnn.BTi a 1 Hi'ltgious services will be held iu father makes as President of laiuci nidH.es as A. 1 v.

oi ini vaviiii- 1 uvu-mii it iii wvaj KJuuain Wt'llIltMJilV. rio; devoted father of Oerard, KAEMERER On Fpbnirv 28 Mas5 St- Edmund's R. C. Chrn-h. March 1, 1950, of Q2 Clovehw.ri at p.m.

Saturday. Burial will 7 the United States, in the Episcopal Church iClty' He retiml sa psi Marie and Reglna and the late 1950. NICHOLAS of 85-14 106th i 10 8 m- Interment Holy Crosa wife of the late James MAJESTIC STEEL CABINET CORPORATION ot 1568 Atlantic AvL Brooklyn. N. filed Feb.

9. lftvi Willi Secretary of 8tats of New Yrrtt. it trademark "Baked Tinldhts with the emblem of a crown, to uftd upon all of Ifa orodurta (S-lSt Omit SunsAHnl. Yard at St. James inanar and director ot the "GOING PLACES?" PHONE MA.

4-6200 FOR IDEAS OP manv vuaec Mi- r.l ai uia 1.UIU WIIV, i)l iW. 57th Manhattan Harold Jr. and Thomas; brother Street, Richmond Hill, beloved beloved mother of James M. of Margaret Muldoon, Thomas! father of the Rev Augustine J.j Patrick J. Byrnes.

Director. Dr. Archibald Marearet Burns and Elizabeth Smead. Re-, Kaemerer. Minnie.

T.r and William M. Wood. Service at posine at the Chapels, 38 Lafa-ette-tlizabeth and Loretta Kaemerer -MARY ELIZABEIH the Fairchild Chapel. 951 Atlantic Brooklyn. Solemn Re-; Mrs.

Anna Morev; also survived by 011 Vebrmn Fridav, 8 p.m. ouiern Mass St. Jeromes R. C.lnn hw beloved wife of the li.lei mis active in musical circles as a teacher and orchestra leader. lll'Vl'vni hie xi-ifn WMWllKJIIJIIIIaill 1 I Mr.

Zollner, who had been I with the Sheffield Farms con- 7 ZEMBRZYCKI the Ecl- Newtirk rpral a-m JOHN. March Nostrand and i-cphine Psota: two dauRhterser" for yneT re-Mrs. Frances Ewen and Mrs I11? -0, had Per- from the Church. Iivenurs Walter It. Cooke 1950.

'n ia.ui. Friday, 10:45 a.m. In-James A Madden Funeral Home "onovan runerai 1. ueiovea husband of Ihe laie 9 ln. York Frances; hn 'c romttorv devoted father Moiin.

and four sons, L. T- terment St t-, 1,1 imi Mill in ov Franklin and Willouahby '-n New Solemn Henuiem Mass to I day. March 4, 9 W. 14th Street, New tv nir 1 i a.m.; Boi- Henna Kuey, Mrs. Josenhine icorge, Anthony.

John and Jo-i Nw Yrk't fvnval Dirtttori emn o. i. I on a 0UV112 tlin When hp (in. b.mit,n makky 01 R. C.

Church ltd Street, on March 1, 1950. be- Th.t R. C. Church, In'fraicnt and Casnner Zemhiv.veki pimfrall Of a heart attack. Mr.

Zollner was a Spanish-American War veteran and a j.iieci nusoand of the late Emma1 ua ot Heaven Cenieterv. bcturday. 9:15 a.m.. from the Mc- devoted father of Grace V.1 KEARNS FRANCES Feb- p. Manus Funeral Home, 2001 Flat- Jn fgiemoriam Carter.

Reposing at E. C. Waldcckruary 28, 1950, devoted sister of oa T. "uf'n Avenue; Requiem Mn.ss 9:4 BADER Fourth anniversary re-'m(lnih7' of Wakefield Lodge Thomas Aquinas R. C.

nr-mbrance. FREDRICA IRENE 1110, F. A. of Richmond Home ior Funerals. 7614 4th Ave- Anna C.

Kearns. Reposing vr" St. rue, until Thursday. 10 p.m. Serv- Frank J.

Hans Sons Home k- Mawnlc services church, i-es and Interment will be in Funerals. 192-07 Jamaica y' arch 3- at 8 P-m- Funeral Cemetery. FUNERAL INFORMATION 20 Sard.r Are. ULsler 6-4800 Thuriitw, March MUNTER, Paul A.M. al Chapal Frlitny.

March 3rd MrNcrncj, John 10:00 A.M. al Cbaptl Saturdav. Marh 4th PAVETTA. Arthur J. A.M.

al Chapel OLSON, Elln 8:15 A.M. al Rraideoea Hill. mem oi. jonn BADER. widow of John L.

Bader Sisrer, MADALENE A. O'NEILL. Surviving are his wife, Mr.v services Saturday, March 4, 2 p.m.. I Baltimore. Hollis, until Saturday, 9:30 a.m.L.

T-l VJ Cnrsh 7nll. 1 1 r-v i rr CARTER SUSANNA W. (neeiSlem.n Rul.em Mass Church of KOPFFm memory of HELEN fr" kopff niaa vt i0A7 iteIS- -lls- 'iiuine Leenhouts of ftrhltei nn pphniam la 'tne incarnation, Bellaire. inuei, on February 28. 19a0, be- terment Episcopal A'AUl V.II 4f lOII, 100-30 a.th Howard Beach, and Mrs.

Gertrude SutDhen. 1 our hoint Bht Is fondly remembf red. Swt cling to her rmmr 1 hrihH Will, InuAri ,1,. Ked wife of iarlus; loving sister "ul "''v- St. Jame New York n'mlH Second Anniversary Sidney White.

ReDosinir at: rtrno u. Solemn High Mass will be offered SO Stvialb Ava. MAia 2-858S also of Howard Beach; two Ui-iseriale Pimpral n. lit r. "s' A IS HART tr.Q for the Rev.

JOHN I .1 RVIITH si. u.r Vancis Lewis Boulevard, i February 28. 1950. at. Barsiow.

Call- lormer Pastor of St. Gregory's H-i-band. PREnERTrtc t. Rm "aroara Joan IPIl I .1 RMlP'i t. P.

I'll. i 1 I HICHARD G. and FRB1DERICK. Janei uaie leennnuts. and I.

Daughters, HELEN M.llwo --IstO''. Mrs. Ella Specht SCHIXJSBERO and MARJORIE and Mrs. Olga Smith. B.

BLACK. i Araneoments for the funeral Thursday. March 2nd HACEN. (iract N. Sll A.M.

al Chap! 8I.EDS. mn in A.M. a CtaapH Fridav. March rd SCI'llT. Brld.ft :.10 A M.

at Ctaapal LARSON, Knod A. I M. al Chape I Saturday. March 4th MIRRAV. Saraa Ann 9:15 A M.

al Chaptl NE1f. John C. A.M. al Chapel cile, L. I.

Services Thursday, 8 of Fi-anei lames -vein Iorm- devoted son of CharKs at tl. Gregorys Church. p.m. Eastern Star services Marv VV and Georgiana Albers. Religious Brooklyn Avenue and St.

John's conducted by Alma Renna, Patricia Wallace. Kathleen m- fV MarCh 4' at 10 Ffn S1- McCormack; also survived by nine "a So" Home for Funerals. lock. Peters Church FTidayLrandchildren Jamaica Avenue. Hcllis.

Le- alter B. Cooke, continues to serve more families than any oilier funeral establishment in New York City. Surely, this i convincing proof of the dependable qualities of this of iH simple dignity and good tante as well as the economy offered by its wide price range. DIGNIFIED FUNERALS FROM $1 50 cotfi- th irty nson, this action, o. r.

ele i services to be held at the Si- l' am- interment Green-Wood -an m- stolen pL l'on service. 8:30 p.m. interment monson Funeral Home. 8i()l DONOUGH JOSEPH C. M.i offered.

vv di not nfd a I da. National I Cemetery. rinr LoHit in.i. ehuwh a.m hi r. Cemetery, Pineiawn, Long Island.

Interment Holv Cross Cemeterv Lefferts Boulevard, Richmond Hill, have not been completed. Vitol notire? occepted 8 m. to 2 p.m tor publication Ihe some day; os late oi 10 m. So'urday night for publication. CLARK PATRICK .1 bh.

"-21 REAGAN MARY on Mrch Cfl bring 3 nn lo nur niiM. do not think nf I itrr hard to llnd MOTHER and Brother, ED A. -en ation's 4 st. Albans, beloved1 195- beloved wife cf the hie husband of the late Mary "f'4ohn mother of the Rev Jo-Sullivan); father of Mildred Dono-Pau' Pwld- Mr; Sidney "an Sister Maria h.e. Vera Laffan and William J.

gj0" Joseph. CS4 Mrs. Ciark. Reposingat Joyce Bros. o.

eRd I'and John H. Reaaan: sister of Mrs ISO-10 Hilliid. JAmaica 6-6670 Thurtdat. Mutch 2nd PHILLIPS, tilellt S. A M.

al Chaprl KELI.FK. Emma 1 :00 M. at Chaprl DI ANE, Jaraea 1:00 P.M. al Cbapel Fridav. March 3rd RROW-y.

John 1. A.M. al Rldenrt VERRALL. Frank 1 :00 PH. al Chapel Saturdav.

March 4th MrDOWAI.D. Alice A M.at Chapel OrCKES. I'harlei T. P.M. al Chapel Dt-ivicc au me tii.

neral Home. Linden Boulevard Phnn.l I inwin- m.J osi Aiior.ii. a "iriiuuii. runerai oauir- tptece. Requiem MXt her residence, Our service is designed to meet the needs of each individual case.

rr aav. a.m.. Ht. f. iukiuhi.v iii.to mmu Street, Hollis.

Re 3 Sienna R. C. Church. Interment 'PJfj nuiem Mass st. Pascal Baylon i Holy Cross Cemetery.

Vincent D. Cronln, Mr. Funeral Directors Featurloa; SERVICE i ECONOMY Chapels: IIS ATLANTIC AVENUE LAFAYETTE AVENUE MAib 4-1398 1399 36.15 130 63-32 Fer.it Art. HEanaa 3-0900 Sa'urdcy, March 4th MAYBERCER. 1:00 P.M.

al Chapel LI til 1841) GUI PubllihM 1. N. 7, 0 Brootlr it i i 'I Bcardman Undertaking Inc. 1 I Orer 50 yir Mrviai the familie CIIAPEI.S AVAILABLS Geo. w.Peese&soN lot HARRY J.

PYLE MORTUARY, INC I 4 Inn BUckmintter 2-0174 1925 Church Avanvs 1M ALL tr JOHN W. LAM BUI inc. Lot Modal CADILLAC CARS To Hira for All Occotloni TTH ST. al IRO AVg. Ftasna RHore to4 Prompt and Coarteoai Srvlra 20 SNYOtR AVE.

AT FLAT BUSH AVE. ULSTER 4-404 SO SEVENTH AVE. MAIN 2-1S8S 'UNISAl HOMIt IN KOOKITN ANH ATTAN IIONX QUIIN4 sl Brooklyn with courtciy and eyery comideralion. Uia of larg Chapl free. 44 Clinto ir.

Fierrtpoat MAin 4-2419 Funeral Directon jfij 433 Nostrand Ave. JTerlina J-7700 6 fteiaiiiii hilfTAa'ii.