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a a a PARK A. ROWLEY, 65, DIES; FORMER BANK PRESIDENT Park A. Rowley, 65, president of Jamaica Buses, and former president of the Bank of the Manhattan Company, died yesterday in Doctors Hospital, Manhattan. He lived in the Ritz Tower Hotel, 57th St. and Park and maintained offices at 33 Madison Manhattan.

Born in Fredericton. New Brunswick. Canada. Mr. Rowley entered the banking field in Nova Scotia as a youth and in 1913 came to this city as cashier of the Bank of Long Island in Jamaica.

He was appointed a vice president of the Manhattan Company after it absorbed the Bank of Long Island in 1920. Nine years later, when the Manhattan Company became a holding firm he was named president. He held that post until 1932, when he resigned to devote himself to various industrial enterprises. In the same year the Manhattan institution to be a holding company, resuming its banking functions the Bank of the Manhattan Company. 1932 to board of directors Mr.

Rowley, was appointed in of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company, then privately owned. and held that post for several years. His interests extended to Jamaica Buses, which he had developed from a trolley line from small, Rockaway into a comprehensive bus system. For many years he had been active in Queens civic affairs and realty development, and was a director of the Queens Chamber of Commerce. Surviving are his wife.

Mrs. Muriel Rowley; a daughter, Mrs. John Eaton a sister. Annie A. Rowley, and a brother.

Lorne E. Rowley. Services be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow in Grace Church, Jamaica. Burial be private.

Schneelock, Henry Matheson, Nurse Ex-Union President: Mrs. Josephine Schneeloch of 924 E. 320 a practical nurse. died Sunday evening in Prospect Park Hospital. of a heart ailment.

She had been ill two weeks. A native of Manhattan, Mrs. Schneeloch lived in the Bronx before coming to Brooklyn a number of years ago. She was the wife of Max Schneeloch and was a member of the Woodyerest Methodist Church, Nelson Ave. end W.

166th the Bronx. A funeral service will be held at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Clinton Ave. Funeral Chapel. 519 Clinton Ave.

Another ice will be held at 10 a.m.| Thursday at the Woodyerest Church. Besides her husband. Mrs. Schneeloch is survived by two sons. William and Paul M.

Schneeloch, and four children, Paul, and. Dianne Schneeloch and Lynne and William Schneeloch. Funeral services for Henry Matheson, 83, retired carpenter and cabinetmaker. and former president of the local unit of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners. will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at the Ericson Erieson Chapel.

500 State St. Burial will be in Evergreens Cemetery tomorrow morning. Mr. Matheson, who lived at 325 Jay died there Sunday. He had been in poor health for the last two years.

On Monday evening of last week he and his wife, the former Margaret Fraser, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary, the occasion being marked by a family get-together at the residence. He was born in Nova Scotia March 27, 1866. and had lived olin Brooklyn for the last 50 years. He was a member of Sterling Lodge 817, F. A.

M. Besides his wife. he is survived by a son. Harry F. Matheson.

Another son, James, died last May 19. Sarah E. Fisher, 77, Arnold Wagstaff, Of Old L. I. Family Retired Patrolman: Sarah Ellen Fisher of 96 Waverly Ave.

will be buried tomorrow in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Happaugue. following a solemn requiem mass at 9 a.m. in the Secred Heart R. C.

Church. Clermont near Park Ave. She died Sunday at the age of 77. Miss Fisher was the granddaughter of Patrick and Susan Boyd Fisher. who settled in Happaugue in 1812 and did much to that town.

They were extensive landown. ers and donated much of the land now used by St. Patrick's Cemetery. Miss Fisher came to Brooklyn 58 vears ago. She is survived by three sisters.

Deaths VICERE -MICHAEL, on Janu27, beloved brother of Domenick, Jaines: Salvatore, Joseph. Funeral from Chapel, 187 S. Oxford Street, Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.; Requiem Mass Sacred Hearts-St. Stephen's R. C.

Church 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Antony Sessa. WARD of 1483 East 19th Street, dear husband of Mary (nee Patterson); loving father of William and Mary Shelley; also survived by seven grandchildren three great Notice of funeral later. -HARRY suddenly, January 31.

1949, beloved brother of Mrs. G. F. Silkworth. Mrs.

M. O. Northridge, Mrs. M. W.

Boehmer. Friends may call at the All Souls Universalist Church. Ocean and Ditmas Avenues. Church service Wednesday, 8 p.m. WOELFLE-WILLIAM January 29.

1949. beloved husband of Viola; dear father of Viola berg, Eva Clegg and Adelaide Fundus, and brother of Frank and Charles Woelfle. Reposing John T. Gallagher Funeral Home, 2549 Church Avenue. Requiem Mass St.

Catherine of Genoa Church Wednesday, 10 a.m. YAWIEN-ANNA, suddenly, at Red Bank, N. January 29. beloved wife of Peter: devoted mother of Joseph, William and Mrs. Wanda Occhiogrosso.

ing Harry Quayle Funeral Home. 134 Smith Street. Requiem Mass St. Stanislaus Church. E.

7th Street and 1st Avenue, N. Thursday, 10:30 a.m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. In Demoriam GILLEN-MICHAEL J. In loving memory of a beloved husband and devoted father.

Died February 1, 1942. WIFE and CHILDREN. HARRIS In loving memory of our dear husband and father. Died February 1, 1946. WIFE and DAUGHTERS.

RALEIGH -In memory of EDWARD J. RALEIGH, who died February 1, 1936. Mass offered at St. Saviour's Church. SMITH First Anniversary Mass for our dearly beloved mother, MARY CATHERINE.

Died February 1, 1948. Her memory as dear today As in the hour she passed away. Loving DAUGHTERS. Deaths Frank Kirchmann. G.

Sr. Naftel Koetsch, Augusta Bergen, Clarence Lynch, Mary V. Brander, Anders Matier, Martha Burke, John Nerrie, Robert Cangley, Edward Neuberg, Emil L. Clark, James Raney, Thomas J. Collard, Anna Reidy, Anastasia Condon, William Reiss: Lena F.

Daly, Ellen Richardson, Janet Daly, Ellen Rispin, Edward De Maio, G. Rockwood, Donohue, Daisy Rosenfeld, J. A. Donohue, Mary Sauer, Joseph Farrell, Helen Schneeloch, J. Ficken, M.

Shields, Florence France, Annie Spindler, M. Frisse, Halton. Louis Starr, Grace, Mary Tart, Joan Marie Healev. Peter Terr. Otillie He.

brun. Leo Turant. Florence cu. Adolphus Vicere, Michael Jacchsen. Carl A.

Ward, Michael Johnson, F. Wilzin. Harry H. Johnson. Mabel Woelfle, William Kelly.

Henrietta Yawien. Anna King. R. Fred ANDERSON-FRANK Janu818 31. 1919.

beloved husband of Ella May; father of Frank E. Walter Howard Servdoes at Walter B. Cocke, Funeral Home. 20 Snyder Avenue, Wednesday. 9 p.m.

Funeral private. BEDSOLE NAFTEL, Sunday, January 30. 1949. of 1307 Pacific Street, business representative of U. No.

3, I. B. E. beloved hutsoand of Nancy, and brother off Allan J. and Bedsole, Mrs.

Pengilly Mrs. Prague pimmet Tallu McLain, Religious and Masonic services at the Fairchild Chapel, 951 Atlantic Avenue, on Tuesday at 8 p.m. BEDSOLE Kingsboro Political Club announces with profound sorrow the death of NAFTEL BEDSOLE. Funeral services will be DONOHUE On January 1949. DAISY (Margaret), beloved sister of Lou and John J.

Dono- hue. Reposing William A. Martin Funeral Home, Classon Avenue, corner Sterling Place. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m. Requiem Mass Queen of All Saints R.

C. Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, FARRELL On January 31, 1949. HELEN, beloved daughter of the late Martin and Bridget Farrell; dear sister of Mrs. Elizabeth O'Connor.

Reposing William A. Martin Funeral Home, Classon Avenue corner Sterling Place. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m.; Requiem Mass Our Lady of Good Counsel C. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

FICKEN January 31, 1949. MAGDALENA, wife of the late Diedrich and devoted mother of Sophia A. and Henry C. and the late Frederick R. Services at her residence, 1548 East 28th Street.

Thursday, 2 p.m. Interment Green- Wood Cemetery. FRANCE ANNIE January 31, 1949, beloved wife of Melville France: sister of Ida W. Tompkins. Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 951 Atlantic Avenue, Thursday.

8 p.m. FRISSE-LOUIS on January 31, 1949, at Bay Shore, L. beloved husband of Clara dear father of Allene Newins. John L. Frisse; brother of Marie Ryan and Celia Klaess.

Reposing at the Stutzmann Funeral Home, 224-39 Jamaica Avenue, Queens Village. L. I. Solemn Requiem Mass Holy Child Jesus R. C.

Church. Dichmond Hill. L. Thursdav. 10 a.m.

Interment St. John's Cometery. HALTON MARY January 31. 1949, native of Drumgore. MATIER MARTHA, 31, 1949, at the Mary Hitchcock Hospital, Hanover, N.

H. Life member of Stella Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Service at the Fairchild Chapel, 951 Atlantic Avenue, Wednesday, 8:30 p.m. Interment Green- Wood Cemetery, Thursday, 2:30 p.m. NERRIE Suddenly, at Beacon, New York, January 30.

1949, ROBERT beloved husband of Eva Travis King Nerrie. Funeral service will be held at the home of his son, J. Scott Nerrie, 15 Deerfield Place, Beacon, New York, Wednesday afternoon, February 2. at 2:30 o'clock. Interment at Fishkill, New York.

NEUBERG-EMIL suddenly, on January 30, 1949, at Franklin Square, formerly of Rockville Centre, beloved husband of of Peter Bertha. (nee Goosen); brother Neuberg and Agnes Petersen. Services at the Funeral Home of Pettit Bros. Clayton, 20 Lincoln Avenue, Rockville Centre, L. I.

Wednesday, 8 p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery, Thursday afternoon. RANEY-THOMAS on January 31. 1949. of 1262 Hancock Street, after a brief illness: 41 years with the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank of Manhattan; survived by his wife, Mrs.

Ann Raney; two daughters, Isabel and Ann; two sons, James P. and T. Raney; one grandchild, Robert. T. Raney, and a brother, John Raney of Trenton, New Jersey.

Funeral from his residence. Friday, 9:30 a.m. Requiem Mass 10 a.m.. St. Martin of Tours R.

C. Church. Knickerbocker Avenue and Weirfield Street. Interment St. John's Cemetery.

Masses appreciated. (Trenton papers please Louis F. Hatch, Director. held on Tuesday, February 1, at 8 County Cavan, Ireland, of 133 E. -On January 30.

1949. p.m. at Fairchild's Chapel, 951 31st Street. beloved, sister of Mrs. ANASTASIA Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn.

Inter- B. Madden. Mrs. Agnes Smith, wife of Jeremiah; sister of (nee Kelly), beloved ment February 2 at 10 a.m. Catherine, Peter, Hugh and Daniel Mrs.

Nora Dwyer and Ann Kelly. BERGEN-CLARENCE Janu- Halton and Mrs. Anna McGonigle Reposing William A. Martin FuA11 31. 1949.

of 241-02 141st Ave- of County Cavan, Ireland. Funeral Home, Classon Avenue cornue. Rosedale. L. beloved hus- neral from the Thomas Edward ner Sterling Place.

Funeral on band of Henrietta devoted ta-! Ireland Funeral Home. 1088 Wednesday, 9:15 a.m.; Requiem ther of Mrs. Norman M. Moore. trand Avenue.

Thursday, 9:30 a.m.; Mass St. Teresa's R. C. Church. Service at the Fairchild Chapel, Solemn Requiem Mass Holy Cross Interment St.

John's Cemetery. 951 Atlantic Avenue, Wednesday, R. C. Church, 10 a.m. 8:30 p.m.

REISS-LENA on January HEALEY-PETER o11 Janu- 30. 1949. of 86 Marlboro Road. West BRANDER on ary 30. 1949, beloved son of the Hempstead.

L. beloved sister of January 30. 1949. Pacific late Patrick J. and Anne McGrath the late Augusta F.

Ettensperger; ANDERSS and Rudolph 'K. Services Sadie Fenton, Catherine and Arthur Ettensperger. ServStreet. beloved, husband of Eva Healey; dear brother of Matthew. aunt of Gertrude E.

McComsey AL Ericson Ericson's Chapel, 500 Mrs. Peggy Raymond, Mrs. lice at the Fairchild Chapel, GarDeans, State Street, Wednesday at 8 p.m. Agnes London and Mrs. Constance den City, N.

Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. Interment Evergreens Cemetery Farrell. Funeral from the home of Interment Evergreens. Wednesday, Thursday. 10 a.m.

Mrs. Fenton, 1836 E. 12th Street, 11:30 a.m. on Thursday. 9:30 a.m.; Solemn BURKE -JOHN, suddenly, Janu- Mass St.

Edmund's R. C. RICHARDSON- of 671 ary 31. 1949. Survived by his wife.

Church, Avenue and Ocean Ave- 62d Street, on January 30. beloved Margaret; son John; father, James; 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross wife of William Richardson; sisters. Mrs. Lillian Curry and Cemetery.

mother Thomas and Charles Mrs. Helen Maloney. Reposing at Casey, William Richardson Jr. and the Grindrod Funeral Home. Mrs.

Louise Feis; sister of Mar27 HEILBRUN-LEO. February 1, Hull Street. Mass at St. Benedict's 1949. beloved husband of Alice; McFarland.

Funeral ThursR. C. Church Thursday, February brother of Moses, Phillip and Mrs. garet day, 8 a.m., from Funeral Home. 3.

10 a.m. Interment Resurrection Esther Youngentob and Mrs. Rose Cemetery. Pinelawn, L. I.

Carlsen. Service at the Fairchild 7722 4th Avenue. Requiem Mass 951 Atlantic Avenue. Fri- Our Lady of Perpetual Help. Chapel, CANGLEY -EDWARD of 5 day, 2 p.m.

Ebony Court, suddenly, January RISPIN On January 30, 1949, 30, 1949. beloved husband of Stella JACKSON ADOLPHUS AN- EDWARD retired fireman N. Y. English); devoted father of DREW. January 31, 1949, of 51 5th F.

beloved husband of Ruth (nee John. Peggy Lindstrom, Estelle Wit- Avenue, New York City, beloved (nee Adams); devoted brother of by kowski his and mother, Edward; Elizabeth, also and survived three father husband of Julie Jackson: devoted Rispin. Reposing McGarry William A. Mar: Mrs. Gertrude and Viola of Dorothy Gurney.

Friends Kathleen and may call at the Fairchild Chapel, tin Funeral Home, Classon Avenue sisters. Margie. of Bricklayers Franklin Avenue at 12th Street, Wednesday. Sterling Place. Funeral Funeral from Garden City, N.

until 11:30 10 a.m.; Requiem Mass Union. No. Byrnes Funeral Home, 2384 Ger- a.m. Thursdav. Services will be R.

St. Teresa's C. Church. Interrittsen Avenue, Wednesday, 9:30 held at the Cathedral of the Inment Holy Cross Cemetery. a Solemn Requiem Mass Res- carnation, Garden City, N.

urrection Church. 10 a.m. Inter- Thursday at 1 ROCKWOOD WILLIAM ment Holy Cross Cemetery. p.m. suddenly, on January 30, 1949, beloved husband of Edna Hamilton.

CLARK-JAMES. beloved hus- JACOBSEN--CARL. husband of Service at the Fairchild on Janband of Ellen (nee Howat); dear uary 951 Atlantic Madeline Florence; father of MadAvenue, Wednesday at father of Alice Jean 8 p.m. line Lynn; son of John and the Lindsay Nellie Forbes, James. late Agnes Lynn; brother of Thomas, Andrew.

John, Maude ROSENFELD Mondav. JEANBrabandt and Mavis Brosnan. Re- NETTE Evelyn. John and Eugene. of 85-34 76th Street.

posing at Dawley Funeral Home, p.m., Woodhaven, beloved wife of Rayneral services Wednesday, 8 at Joseph Redmond's Funeral Par4317 Avenue D. Notice of funeral mond loving mother of lors, 476 73d Street. Burial Thurslater. Ruth Vesper; daughter of Carrie day. National Cemetery, Pine- Van Natten; sister of Elizabeth COLLARD-ANNA, beloved wife lawn.

N. Y. Thonger. Reposing at Lynam's Futhe late Gene. Services at neral Home, 4th Avenue 187 S.

Oxford Street, JOHNSON FREDERICK, on 13th Street. Funeral Thursday; Chapel. Thursday, 2 p.m. January 31, 1949, of 11 St. Mark's quiem Mass St.

Thomas Apostle Direction of Mark Levinger, Inc. Avenue, beloved husband of Lil- Church. 87th Street, Woodhaven. lian; father of Ann Knapp, Elsie, Interment St. John's CONDON--On January 29, 1949.

Wesley, Marjorie and Joyce. ServWILLIAM in his 68th year, de- ices at Ericson Ericson's Chapel, voted father of Joseph and Dor-500 State Street, Wednesday at 2 SAUER-REINHARD JOSEPH. of Mrs. Private. U.

S. M. C. beloved othy; beloved brother p.m. Interment Evergreens Cemeson of Marie and the late Ernest James Flynn, Mrs.

Charles Korten, tery. Helen Sauer of 64 Morgan Avenue, BrookMrs. Loretta Larkin. Mrs. Drubin, Maurice.

Daniel, Thomas JOHNSON On 31. lyn; dear brother Ernest and John Condon: also four grand- 1949, MABEL beloved daughter Alois Sauer and Eleanor Weglarz. and at Funeral late Peter and Augusta; de- Made the supreme sacrifice on children. Reposing Chapel. 187 S.

Oxford Street, until voted sister of Bertha and Ruth July 11, 1943. Reposing at DarmJohnson. Services at Fred Herbst stadt Funeral Home, Central AveChurch. Sons Memorial, 7501 5th Avenue, corner 68th 9:30 a.m. Wednesday.

Requiem Mass St. Benedict's R. C. Street. Glendale.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Ferncliff Wednesday, 8:30 Mausoleum. p.m. Hartsdale, Interment Soleng. Requiem 10 a.m.

FriLeonard's Church. InterDALY -ELLEN, on January 31. New York. ment St. John's Cemetery.

1949, beloved wife of Bartle Daly; loving mother of Mrs. Mary Kelly, KELLY HENRIETTA (nee SCHNEELOCH JOSEPHINE. Mrs. Frank Brown, James. Bartle Rosecrans), beloved wife of James; suddenly, January 30, of 924 E.

32d Jr. Edward and Joseph Daly; dear loving daughter of Lina and the Street, beloved wife of Max; loving sister of Katherine V. Judge. Re- late Adam Rosecrans, and dear sis- mother of William and Paul M. posing Walter B.

Cooke, Fu- ter of John. Adam and Beth. Fu- Schneeloch. Services at neral Home, 20 Snyder Avenue. neral from Edward F.

Donovan Fu- Hill, Clinton Avenue Funeral Solemn Requiem Mass St.Ineral Home, 322 W. 14th Street, Chapel, 519 Clinton Avenue, Jerome's R. C. Church. Thursday, N.

Y. Wednesday, February 2, Wednesday, 8 p.m. 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross 2 p.m. Cemetery.

KING--R. FRED, of 36 Gelston SHIELDS -FLORENCE. of 1008 Putnam Avenue, beloved wife of FRANCES (nee Avenue, on January 31. 1949, be- Eugene, and loving mother of DALY-ELLEN on January 31, 1949. father of Richard Frederick Jr.

and Thomas, Eugene and Raymond. at loved husband of Helen; dear her home, 552 60th Street, beloved Helen McCandlish. Services the Funeral from Phelan's Chapel, 956 wife of the late Patrick J. Putnam Avenue, Thursday; ReDaly: at of the Rev. Charles E.

C. Waldeck Home for Funerals, quiem Mass at Our Lady of Good loving C.SS.R.; Sister Alexan- 7614 4th Avenue, Tuesday, 8 p.m. Counsel Church 10:45. Interment A drine. C.S.J.; Sister Miriam AlKIRCHMANN St.

John's Cemetery. C.S.J.: Mary T. Sullivan. GEORGE phonse, D. Slater, Helen and James; JOSEPH on January 30, 1949, Agnes of 1939 New York Avenue, devoted SPINDLER-MARGARET, of 265 8.90 survived by five grandchil- husband' of Elizabeth Rain- Covert Street, on Monday, Janudren and one forth), and ary 31, 1949.

Survived by her husgreat-grandchild. (nee Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a.m.: Sol- George Joseph Jr. and Elizabeth band. John; brother, John Strehla; loving father of emn Mass of Requiem Church of Stone; also survived two sisters, Barbara Auer and Our Lady Perpetual children; member of Consolidated Mrs.

Anna Haefner. Reposing at Help. In- by four grandterment Holy Cross Cemetery. Post, No. Murray's Funeral Home, KnickerAmerican Services bocker Avenue and Covert Street.

DE MAIO GENNARO. Mon- Legion Tuesday, 8 p.m. Services 8 Fudat. January 31, 1949, of 1356 Pa- from Funeral 115 Wednesday, Atlantic 9:30 a.m., neral Thursday, 11 a.m. Interment Wednesday at p.m.

citic Street, Interment U. S. Lutheran beloved father of Mrs. Chapel. Avenue.

Nicholas J. Mitchell, Mrs. Francis National CemeCemetery. De Clement, James R. and Nich- tery, Pinelawn, L.

I. Funeral from Direction Jere J. Cronin. January 30. STARR-GRACE.

0.85 A De Maio. 1949, beloved mother of Florence the Fairchild Chapel, 951 Atlantic Avenue, Friday, a.m. Mass KOETSCH AUGUSTA, Janu-. Cooper, Louise Sutliffe and Flor30. 1949, beloved wife of Julius; Starr.

Services at Walter B. Our Lady of Victory Church, ary al dear mother of Jules. Cooke, Funeral Home, 20 Throop Avenue and Macon Street, SnyTuesday, 8 p.m., Koch Funeral der Avenue, Wednesday, 2 p.m. 10 a.m. Home, 585 Avenue.

Interment Green-Wood Evergreen Fu- Cemetery. DONOHUE On January 30, neral 2 p.m. Inter- TART--On 1949. at her residence. 1800 Albe- ment Evergreens Cemetery.

Please JOAN MARIE, January 30. 1949. beloved daughter of marle Road. MARY E. (nee omit flowers.

George and Florence Nash Tart. March, Mrs. Walter LYNCH MARY V. Funeral on Thursday at 2 beloved' wife of the late mother of (nee p.m. John; dear Danaher), from 244 Hoyt Street.

Fitzpatrick; grandchildren. also Funeral survived by from three her loved wife on of January James 30, 1949, devoted be- John J. Flood, Directing. home on Thursday, 9:30 a.m.; mother, of Mrs. William Wolff, TERR January 30, 1949, thence to Holy Innocents R.

C. Helen Joan M. and OTILLIE: beloved wife of Joseph. Church, where a Solemn Requiem John sister of Mrs. Frank Service Tuesday, 8 p.m., at Parlor Mass will be offered.

Grant, Thomas and John J. of Wm. A. Ringe, 7th Avenue. John J.

Flood, Director. Danaher: also Funeral survived by three Interment. Green- Wood Cemetery. grandchildren. Thursday, Vital notices accepted 8 a.m.

10:30 a.m., from 238 54th Street: TURANT-FLORENCE be2 for publiration the Solemn Mass Church of Our Lady loved wife of Charles. of 17. Broome to p.m. of Perpetual Help. Interment St.

Street. Reposing at 205 Driggs Avesame day; as late as 10 p.m. John's Cemetery. nue. Funeral Thursday, Saturday night for publication.

Direction Joseph Redmond. 3, 9:30 a.m. Louis Frisse, 74, Borough Plumbing Contractor 50 Years 'Louis B. Frisse, vice president and a trustee of the Hamburg Savings Bank, who for 50 years was a leading plumbing contractor in this borough, died yesterday in his home at Bay Shore. He was 74.

Mr. Frisse, who was born in Prooklyn, was former head of the Frisse Plumbing Corporation. He was a charter member of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce and in 1908 he helped to found the Peoples National Bank here. He was a past president of the Master Plumbers Association of Brooklyn and was' a char! ter member of the 20th A. D.

Democratic Club. He was a member of the New York State Master Plumbers Association. the National Association, of Plumbers, the Kiwanis Club of Brooklyn and the Ridgewood Chamber of Commerce. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Clara S.

Frisse; a daughter, Mrs. Allene Newins: a son. John L. Frisse: two sisters. Mrs.

Marie Ryan and Mrs. Celia Klaess. The funerai will be held Thurday from the Stutzmann Funeral Home. 224-39 Jamaica Queens Village. A solemn requiem mass will follow at 10 a.m.

in the Holy Child Jesus R. C. Church. Richmond Hill. Burial will be in St.

John's Cem letery. Peter J. Healey, Former Trainer Peter J. Healer. 52.

of 1836 E. 12th World War 1 veteran and a former trainer of race horses for Col. E. R. Bradley and other turfmen, will be buried Thursday in Holy Cross Cemetery, following a solemn requiem mass at 10 a.m.

in St. Edmund's R. C. Church. Avenue and E.

19th St. He died Sunday night at his home after two weeks' illness. Mr. Healey. son of the late Patrick and Anne Healey, was born in Sheepshead Bay and had been associated with racing since a youth.

At one time he was a jockey, but he gave that up to become a trainer. In re. cent vears he had been a bartender. During the first World War he served overseas with Troop 16th U.S. Cavalry.

He was a member of Joyce Kilmer Post. American Legion. Sadie Surviving are five sisters, Mrs. Fenton of the E. 12th address: Mrs.

Catherine Deans, Mrs. Peggy Raymond, Mrs. Agnes London and Mrs. Constance Farrell, and a brother, Matthew Healey. Plan $1,640,000 Boro Apartment Plans have been filed at the Brooklyn office of the Department of Housing and Buildings for a six story apartment house to be built on a plot at 164 and 166 71st St.

to house 186 famlilies. The cost will be $1.640.000. The P. M. L.

Company of 16 Court St. is listed as the owner and Kavy Kavovitt, of 44 Court St. are the Plans also were filed for al-! terations to the one-story store and garage at 956-78 Nostrand owned by Nost Mont Garage. of 361 Broadway. Manhattan.

Kitzler and Nurick are the architects and the cost of the work is estimated at $100.000. McGOLDRICK, 5 OTHERS ANNOUNCE FORMATION OF LAW PARTNERSHIP Former Controller Joseph D. McGoldrick of Brooklyn today announced with Milton Winn, Emanuel Dannett. Robert Granville Burke, Raymond J. Horowitz and Stuyvesant LeRoy French the formation of a law partnership at 37 Wall Manhattan.

The firm name will be Me. Goldrick. Winn. Dannett and! Burke. James Landis, former chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board.

will be its Washington counsel with offices in thatcity at 1757 St. Grossa Funeral Home. 79th St. and 13th Ave. solemn requiein mass will be celebrated at Patrick's R.

C. Church, 95th St. and 5th of which she was a parishioner. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery.

Trained to anticipate your needs; equipped to fulfill them Fairchild Sons FUNERAL DIRECTORS SINCE 1886 951 Atlantic Avenue Frank R. Fairchild, Lacensed Manager BROOKLYN FLUSHING GARDEN CITY MANHASSET QUEENS VILLAGE AUCTION SALE BY ORDER OF MORTGAGEE, WALTER H. HALLOWELL, Auctioneer, sells at Public Auction Feb. 1949. at 11 a.m.

at 436 Keap Street. Brooklyn. N. 1946 Chevrolet Truck, Serial F.C. 416163.

Motor 825798 1946 G. M. Truck. Serial Motor 1946 International Tractor, Serial Motor 269-49517: 1947 Highway Trailer. Serial Account bert Post, Modern Industrial Banker BROOKLYN EAGLE, TUES, FEB.

1, 1949 7 Dr. Bernard B. Berkeley, 70, Practiced Here for 35 Years Dr. Bernard B. Berkeley, 70.

retired Brooklyn physician, died today Hospital, in Los Cedars Angeles, of Lebanon, ling to word received at Jewish Hospital, where he formerly a was consulting dermatologist. Dr. Berkeley. born in Hungary, came to the United States early in life and studies at the and University of Baltimore Medical Colleges. He was graduated from the latter in 1899.

He practiced in Brooklyn from 1901 until 1936, when he retired because of poor health. In 1937 he took the dermatology post at, Jewish Hospital, but later moved to Miami Lutherans Urged To Fight Onslaught Of Religion's Foes Need for greater Lutheran solidarity and for way of thinking in terms even broader than a united Lutheran -front" was stressed today by the Rev. Dr. William G. Sodt of Milwaukee, president of the Na Lutheran Council.

at the opening session of its 31st annual meeting. Speaking at the Prince George Hotel, 28th St. and 5th Manhattan, Doctor Sodt warned that the enemies of all the church stands for are mar. shaling their forces." and to meet the challenge will re. quire faith, courage and devo Ition that have not been put to the test in America." "The seriousness of this situation." he' added.

"becomes convincingly apparent after a glance at the Baltic countries. the Balkans, Germany, the Near East. China and other Oriental countries. We have no reason to believe that such forces will halt their march when they reach, the Pacificin the East the Atlantic in the West." Deckhand Gets Valor Medal for Rescuing Women The Valor Medal of the New York Central system was awarded today to Stark Aga, Central tugboat deckhand of Brooklyn, for rescuing a drowning woman. Aga, who is 43 and unmarried, lives at 402 56th St.

He was on the deck of New York Central Tug 25 at 6 a.in. Oct. 13 when he heard a woman's screams. Spotting her in the river with his flashlight, he kicked off his shoes and dove overboard. When he reached the woman.

who had fallen from the upper deck of a ferryboat, she was exhausted. Suporting her. he swam about, 50 feet before reaching a line thrown tag. First aid was administered to woman by other members of the tug's crew. The award was presented by W.

Gleisner. assistant superintendent of the New York Cental's New York Terminal District, at the headquarters of the road's marine department, 25 Broadway, Manhattan. Aga, who has been with the marine department since 1944. learned to swim in the fiords of Norway as a boy before, emigrating to this country. Weigh-In Expensive Koekuk.

Iowa (U.P.) -It cost William Dye $10 to get weighed the scales in a railroad station here. Police arrested Dye when 'he stripped down to his shorts before he stepped on the scales. He said he wanted to get "an honest weight." He was fined for disorderly conduct. where he resided for some time before going to California. Dr.

Berkeley was associated with a number of hospitals in the city, including Beth Israel Hospital, Manhattan, and was a member of the board of directors of the Hebrew Shelter and Immigration Aid Society In 1912 he joined the KingCounty Medical Society. He also was a member of the New York Academy of Medicine. Brooklyn Dermatological Society and the Williamsburg. East New York. Ocean and New Utrecht Medical Societies.

Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Annette Lerner Berkeley, and two sons, Martin and Albert C. Berkeley. Harry H.

Wilzin, Retired Statistician Harry H. Wilzin, retired tistician formerly employed by the Moore- Lines. died of a heart attack yesterday in his home, 1086 Ocean Ave. He was 67. Mr.

Wilzin, a lifelong resident of Brooklyn, went to work for the steamship company in 1920 and retired last July. He was well known in Flatbush especially among the children of his neighborhood, who called him "Uncle Harry." For a number of years he had, been a member of All Souls Universalist Church, Ditmas and Ocean where the body will lie in state until serv. ices are held at 8 p.m. tomor. row.

The Rev. Dr. Cornelius Greenway, pastor, will officiate. Burial will Thursday in Evergreens Cemetery. Mr.

Wilzin is survived by three sisters, Mrs. G. F. Silk. worth.

Mrs. M. O. Northridge and Mrs. M.

W. Boehmer. His wife, the former Helen Russell, died a number of vears ago. Mrs. Ingersoll Urges Truman to Accept Stalin Bid The funeral of Arnold A.

Wagstaff, 50, retired of the New York Police Department, was held today from the James C. Nugent Funeral Home, Avenue and E. 28th with a police chaplain offf(ciating at committal rites in Green- Wood Cemetery. Mr. Wagstaff, who retired from the Police Department in 1944.

and then moved from Brooklyn to Fultonville. N. died Friday. He was a nary veteran of World War I and at the time of his retirement was attached to the 94th Precinct, Greenpoint. He also had served at the Brooklyn Ave.

station and was a member of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association and the St. George Society. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Edith Peterson Wagstaff; two daughters, Mrs. Viola Heggen and Mrs.

June Rutigliano, and six sons. Thomas. Arnold A. Gerald, Richard, William and Lawrence. Mrs.

J. Strafaci, Golfers' Mother Mrs. Christine Strafaci. 68. of 52 Battery mother of the five famous Brooklyn Strafaci golfers, died last night at her home.

Mrs. Strafaci was horn inItaly and came to the United States 45 years ago. She lived in Brooklyn since. She and her husband. Joseph, who also survives.

lived on a farm. which, until it was taken over. by the city in 1929, was one the last Brooklyn. The Dyker Beach Park golf course ran parallel to the farm, and she used to watch her five boys practice on the course until they became very proficient at the sport. The sons are Dominick.

Ralph. Thomas. Frank and Patsy Strafaci. She also is survived by two daughters. Mrs.

St. Anna Desimone, Mrs. Catherine Cosenza, and 13 children. The funeral will he at 9:30 a.m.. Friday from the Terra Masses MAGEE-JOSEPH L.

First Anniversary Mass Wednesday, Febru- ary 2, 9 a.m.. Our Lady of Angels Church. 23irthdap Remembrances WEIDER Birthday remembrance of RUTH WEIDER. Always in our hearts and prayers James and Genevieve McGarvey. MARRY T.

PYLE MORTUARY, INC. Est. 45 Years 8 BUckminster 2-0174 1925 Church Avenue Mrs. Minneola Ingersoll, A L. P.

candidate for Representative in the special election to be held Feb. 15 in the 7th Congressional District, last night urged President Truman to accept Prime Minister Stalin' bid for a peace conference. She spoke in A. L. P.

headquarters at 1019 Fulton St. The candidate. daughter.in law of the late Borough Presi dent Raymond V. Ingersoll. urged mothers to ask the Preident "to meet Stalin half way.

She urged Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt to exert her influence about such a meeting. Sam Carr, Wife Taken to Court For Spy Jury Quiz Sam Carr, Canadian Communist leader arrested by the FBI here last week after a threeyear search, was taken today. with his wife, Julia, to the Federad courthouse in Manhattan. where a grand jury is investigating communism and espionage.

The first witness called today by the grand jury was J. Peters. alias Alexander Stevens. accused by Whittaker Chamber-, confessed Red spy courier. a8 heading the Communist spy un.

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