of CONLEY- March 1, 1952, Robert of 44 Trenton Street, Jersey City, beloved husband of Helen (nee Tucker), devoted father of Robert dear brother of Mrs. Margaret Greenwood and the late Matthew. Funeral service from Schlemm' Funeral Home, Bergen and Harrison Avenues, Jersey City, on Tuesday evening at P. 70. Funeral, Wednesday, at 2 p.
m. Interment, New York Bay Cemetery, CROSSON-On March 2, 1952, Anna (nee Carroll), of 51 Park Street, beloved wife of the late Hugh devoted mother of Mrs. Emma Conway, Mrs. Catherine Quinn, George, Mrs. Mary Fresco, Mrs.
Anna Sekelsky, James, Joseph, Mrs. Rita Brummer; sister of Mrs. Mary Clark of Marlboro, N. and Thomas and Mrs. Kate Lavin of Ireland; 26 grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren.
Relatives and friends, also St. Patrick's Rosary Society, are invited to attend the funeral from Pakenham-Shannon Funeral Home, 400 Arlington Avenue, on Wednesday, March 5, at 9 a. m. Solemn high mass, St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church, 10 m.
DICKHAUS- On March 3, Frank of Holly Park, N. formerly of Jersey City; devoted son of Henry and Emily (nee Kuebler); brother of Henry. and friends and members of Varick Lodge No. 31, F. A.
are invited to attend lodge services on Wednesday evening at 8 p. m. Religious services on Thursday at 3 p. m. Interment Flower HIlI Cemetery.
FARLEY- On March 3, 1952, Edward, of 708 Sip Street, Union City, beloved husband of Bertha (nee Tielker); devoted father of Mrs. Dorothy Bochman; dear brother of Mrs. Jennie Fortwengier, Mrs. Marie Franz and Harry Farley. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services Thursday, 2 p.
m. at the William Schlemm Inc. Funeral Home, 22nd Street and Hudson Boulevard, Union City, Reverend Harold Hass officiating. Interment, Fairview Cemetery, Fairview, N. J.
FISHER- On Monday, March 3, 1952. Mary, of 104 Belmont Avenue, wife of the late Austin mother of Winifred sister of Mrs. Cora Huntington, of West Keansburg, New Jersey. Relatives and friends are invited to attend services at the Donald F. Wood Fueral Residence, 593 Bergen Avenue, on Wednesday at 1 p.m.
Interment Arlington Cemetery. GERRITY- On Monday, March 3, 1952, Nicholas, of 314 Sherman Avenue, Jersey City, beloved husband of Edna (nee Schmedes), and devoted father of Nicholas, Mrs. Edna Good, and brother of Edward, in his 59th year. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Leber Funeral Home, Boulevard, corner of 20th Street, Union City. Notice of time later.
GRACE ALEKSANDROWICZ-(nee Machala), Anna. of 174 Pavonia Avenue, on Monday, March 3, 1952, beloved wife of Boleslaw; beloved mother of Joseph, Stanley, Mrs. Helen Myron, Frank, and grandchildren, and beloved mister of Joseph. Relatives and friends are invited to attend tuneral Thursday, from Michalski Funeral Home, 463 Monmouth Street. Solemn high mass of requiem at St.
Anthony's Church, 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. GRASSI-On March 2, 1957, Caterina V. (nee Grassi), beloved wife of Luigi; devoted mother of Mrs.
Laurence Fruscella, Mrs. Edward Heymer, Thomas and Louis. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral from her residence, 412 Palisade Avenue, Jersey City, on Thursday morning at 9 a.m. Thence to St. Paul of the Cross Roman Catholic Church at 10 a.m., where mass will be offered for the happy repose of her soul.
GREENBAUM- -Sophie, of 101 West 55th Street, New York City, beloved wife of Abe; dear mother of Paula Gold, Jordan and Winifred Finn, and darling grandmother. Reposing at the Wien Wien Memorial, 2030 Boulevard. Services Temple Beth-E1, Boulevard and Harrison Avenue, Tuesday, 1 p. m. JONES Edward 150-Lexington Avenue, formerly of Bayonne; devoted father of Blanche Jones Osborn; beloved brother of Charles Edward Jones of Topping Avenue, Bronx.
Relatives and friends, also Geradin Camp, Spanish-American War Veterans, are invited to attend services on Thursday, March 6, at 8 p. at the Funeral Home of Milton Bunnell, 41 Highland Avenue. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. John of 72 Essex Street, dearly beKAROLCIK- -On Saturday, March 1, 1952, loved husband of Susan (nee Brink); loving father of Joseph, John, Mrs. Rose Ryan, Anthony, Frank, and two grandchildren.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Edward W. Bromirski Home, 221 Warren Street, on Wednesday, March 5, at 9 a. m. Solemn high requiem mass at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, 10 a.
m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington, N. J. KEMT Ernest at Silver Spring, Maryland, on March 1, 1952. Service and burial later at Arlington, Vermont.
KENNEDY- -On February 29, 1952, of 34 Clerk Street, Jersey City, Francis Florence Joseph, (nee beloved husband of Kentopp); devoted father of Mrs. Thelma Halvorsen and Frank; brother of Mrs. Mame Donnellon, Paul and Bernard Kennedy. Relatives and friends. also members of United Marine Division, Local 333, are invited to attend funeral from the Otto Mack Funeral Home, corner Hutton Street and Central Avenue, Jersey City, Wednesday, March 5 at 9:30 8.
m. Solemn high mass, Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church, 10 a. m. Interment, Holy Cross Cemetery, North Arlington. LARDINO- On Monday, March 3, of 182 Duncan A ventle, Louise (nee Marino), beloved wife of Joseph; devoted mother of Vincent, Michael, Gloria, Mrs.
Marie Lyons, Anita; dear daughter of Michael Marino and the late Angelina (nee De Mere); loving sister of Ralph Marino, Adolph. Mrs. Mildred Arzinger, Mrs. Josephine Pecora. Remains reposing at the Anthony C.
Priore Funeral Home, 483 Jersey Avenue. Notice of funeral later. LASKOWSKI-On Sunday, March 2, 1952, Wladyslaw, of 171 Grand Street, beloved husband the late Antonina (nee Zaremba); loving father of John. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from The Edward W. Bromirski Funeral Home, 221 Warren Street, on Wednesday, March 5, 1952, at 8:30 a.
m. Solemn high mass at Our Lady of Czestochowa Church, 9:30 m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, North ArHington. MARKOWITZ- -Joseph, of 707 Bergen Avenue, Jersey City, beloved husband of Charlotte and devoted father of Constance and Laura. Services today, 2:30 p.
2281 Hudson Boulevard, Jersey City. MARSH- March 2, 1952, Stan Sergt. Alonzo COM Marsh, of the United States Marines, beloved son of Mrs. Elza Trittipo Marsh and the late Dan Marsh; devoted brother of Mrs. Lillian McCall, Mrs.
Elsie McClane, Mrs. Ellen Dirks, Mrs. Edith Hand, John and Matthew Marsh; loving uncle of Mrs. Louise Stack. Funeral from the John T.
Burke Funeral Home, 3279 Boulevard, corner of Beach Street, on Thursday at 8 a.m. Funeral service and interment will be held at Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Thursday afternoon. Please omit flowers. MAURO-(nee Favaro), Giovanna, on Saturday, March 1, 1952, at her late residence, 412 11th Street, Union City, beloved wife of the late Pietro, and mother of Mrs. Sarah De Carmine, Mrs.
Jack Favaro, Glusto, Paul, Joseph, Thomas, Anthony Mauro. Family and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Rieman Funeral Home, 1914 New York Avenue, on Wednesday, March 5. at 9:30 a. thence to St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Churen, where a solemn high mass will be offered for the repose of her soul.
McDOWELL-On March 3, 1952, William beloved husband of Eleonore (nee Prigge). devoted father of Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Higdon, William Donald Mrs. Lols Peterson, Mrs. Jean Weiner and Mrs.
Gertrude Myles, dear brother of Ernest and Robert McDowell and Mrs. Louise Anderson. Relatives nad friends are Invited to attend funeral services at his late residence, 192 3rd Avenue, Westwood, New Jersey, on Tuesday, 8 p.m., Rev. J. F.
Gassmann officiating. Funeral Wednesday, 10 Cremation, New York and New Jersey Crematory, Arrangements by William Schlemm, Funeral Home, Union City, N. J. MORRIS- On Monday, March 3, 1952. Gertrude, wife of the late Frederick L.
Morris. Funeral services at Steever Funeral Home, 37 Clinton Avenue, Wednesday, March 5, at 8 p. Relatives and friends are invited. POULAKOWSKI- -Catherine (nee Jadzewicz), on March 2, 1952, beloved wife of Lawrence; mother of Frank and Lawrence Mrs. Mary Ann Hoffman, Mra.
Ernst Tuttle, Mrn. Robert Kelley, Mra. John Malkinski, Mrs. Michael Maher; brother of Mr. Frank Jadzewice; 11 grandchildren.
Funeral Wednesday from the Stanley Fryezynski Funeral Home, 32 East 22nd Street, Bayonne. Solemn high requiem mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Interment Family Plot, Holy Cross Cemetery, on March 2, 1952, Damian, beloved husPRIBILA--At 306 71st Street, ban of Mary (nee Lang); dear father of Daniel, Helen Wilson and Elsie Kucera. Relatives and friends, also Slovak Gymnastic Union Sokol Assembly Hudson Lodge 445 Czecho-Slovak Society of America, are Invited to attend funeral at the Edward P. Horgan Funeral Home, 323 60th Street, West New York, on Wednesday, March 5.
Requiem mass St. Joseph's Church et the Palisades microfilm this side Quake Rocks Japan, Kills 31 TOKYO (P) -A terrifying earthquake and tidal waves killed at least 31 people in northern Japan today, injured hundreds and deatroyed more than 2,500 homes. Railway trains were toppled over. Rail lines were reported swallowed by great fissures. A coal partially collapsed.
Harbor facilities were badly damaged at Kushiro, a port city of 68,000, on the southeast coast of Hokkaido Island. Kushiro was the center destruction. Most of the dead were in and near the town, on Japan's most northerly island. Tidal waves down warehouses. The quake touched off 11 fires.
Nine people were buried alive by a landsilde. The quake was general north of Tokyo. Tokyo itself was not damaged. FERRY DEATH THE JERSEY TUESDAY, JOURNAL, Jersey City 6, N. J.
MARCH 4, 1952 RABBI CHARLES E. SHULMAN U.J.A. Opens Wednesday The United Jewish Appeal campaign in Jersey City will open officially on Wednesday night at 6 p.m., with the special gifts dinner in the Jewish Community Center. Louis Struhl, chairman of the special gifts division, and general chairman of the past three campaigns, will serve as dinner chairman. George Milstein is general chairman of the 1952 U.J.A.
campaign in Jersey City. Guest speaker at the first major function of the campaign will be Rabbi Charles E. Shulman, who is spiritual leader of Riverdale Temple in New York City, During World War Rabbi Shulman served as a Navy chaplain, attaining the rank of lieutenant commander, and saw active duty in the Pacific. Rabbi Shulman recently returned from an extended stay in Israel where he spent many weeks investigating the problems of the Jews both in Israel and countries from which they emigrated. Plans for the dinner were completed at a meeting of the U.J.A.
executive committee Sunday morning at the Jewish Community Center, at which Struhl presided. Milstein, as general chairman, said he was looking forward to seeing at (least 125 Women's present. Division of the U.J.A. held its initial meeting of campaign at the Center. Mrs.
Horace Davis, 1951 general chairman, presided. A nominating committee composed of Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Ellis Taube, Mrs. Henry Goldman, Mrs.
J. I. Kislak and Mrs. Benjamin Chodash reported the nomination of Mrs. William Shapiro AS 1952 general chairman and Mrs.
Taube A8 executive secretary. Has Mate Arrested On complaint of his wife, Leona, who told police he caused a disturbance in their. home, William P. Boyle, a 50-year-old welder, of 100 74th North Bergen, WAS arrested last night by Patrolmen Bernard Mallon and Vincent Wilhelm. He was booked on a drunk charge.
Nicholas Gerrity Nicholas Gerrity, 58, of 314 Sherman Jersey City, died at his home last night after a year's illness. Mr. Gerrity was born in Brooklyn and lived 20 years in Secaucus and Union City before moving to Jersey City four years ago. He was employed as an electrician by the Public Service Co. Surviving him are his wife, Mrs.
Edna Schmebes Gerrity; his son, Nicholas Gerrity: his daughter, Mrs. Edna Good; his brother, Edward Gerrity, and two grandchildren. The funeral will be from the Leber Funeral Home, 20th Street and the Boulevard, Union City, at a time to be announced later. Patrick S. Montgomery Montgomery, 77, of 1142 Summit West Englewood, died yesterday at Englewood Hospital.
He was a native of New Hampshire and a resident of West Englewood the past 44 years. Mr. Montgomery was a retired maintenance man. He was a communicant of St. Antstasia's Reman Catholic Church, Teaneck.
Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Mary Montgomery; three sons, Charles, Henry and Francis, Montgomery; his daughter, Mrs. Agnes Wacha, and eight grandchildren. The funeral will be at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow from the Clifford H.
Peinecke Funeral Home, Teaneck, with a requiem mass at 10 a.m. at St. Anastasia's Church. Interment will follow in Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Tenafly.
Mrs. Ellen O'Dowd Mrs. Ellen O'Dowd, 75, of 469 Lincoln Palisades Park, died yesterday at her home after a long illness. Mrs. O'Dowd was born in New York City and lived the past 50 years in Palisades Park.
She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Marie Zimmerman, with whom she lived; son, Frank O'DRowd, and seven grandchildren. The funeral will be at a.m. tomorrow from the Kreusch Memorial Home, 449 Broad Palisades Park, with a requiem mass at 9:30 a.m. at St.
Michael's Roman Catholic Church. Jersey City Piers Hit By Strike Caused by Police Barring New Yorkers latter apparently understood where to buy a ticket. Hickey said that the man had asked his mother if she wanted accompany him while he went to purchase it, but when she declined he went alone. He walked to the ticket booth but returned to the car immediately and drove onto the ferry. SNAPPED CABLE PIN Continued William Bill, 27, of Manhattan, who was driving mail truck rectly behind Hamilton, said later that when the car was on the ferry it seemed to pick up speed and estimated that it WAS going 25 miles per hour when it hit the one-inch steel safety cable, snapping the pin at one end, and crashed through the four-foot high gate on the outside.
Bill and several deckhands on the ferry shouted to the occupants while the car was afloat for several seconds and ran for life preservers. But the car, carried by the current, sunk about thirty feet from the bow. HANDBAG CLUES In the car police found a ladies handbag that contained a charge account card made out to Mrs. J. Hamilton, giving the Brooklyn address, and also Weehawken traffic warning ticket that had been put on the Mercury near the Park Avenue address.
The auto was registered under the name of Dorothy Hamilton, 25 Fairview Closter. The Bergen County address later proved to be that of Mrs. Donald Hamilton's parents, whose is McDonald. The car surname. County license plates, however.
At the scene through the entire salvage operations were members of the Weehawken police and fire departments, the New York harbor police and crews from the New York Central Railroad, owner of the West Shore terminal. FERRIES SLOWED DOWN During the morning, until the car was raised to the of a crane barge, the Pontiac, ferry operations to and from the Weehawken slips was slowed down. The auto plunged off the bow of the Utica but the Rochester remained in service during the night, and on each approach to the Weehawken dock, passengers aboard the latter boat, having learned of the tragedy on the New Jersey side, lined the port side to view the scene. WILL DRAG RIVER Police, Mrs. Chief Kirk, Hamilton's said body identifi- will be made today and that the river will be dragged until the body of her son is recovered.
The woman was officially pronounced dead by Dr. Anselmo of North Hudson Hospital. The diver who attached the crane cable t6 the sunken car was Richard Reinhartsen, of Staten Island, who is a veteran deep-sea salvage worker for the Merritt, and Scott Corp. of New Chapman was below the surface only 10 minutes before the lines were attached. The ferryboat's captain, William Taylor, 6031 Tyler West New York, and several of his crew members also assisted.
The Star Towing Service of Jersey City WAS requested by Chief Kirk to send a tow truck to the ferry. Efferts Will Honor Past Presidents Past presidents of the Frank Effert will be honored tomorrow night at a meeting of the club in Verrill's Hall, 575 61at West New York. Police Lieut. Joseph Marsino, first president of the association; Frank Roscitt, Walter Boquist, Raymond Otis, Edward Dethorn and James Corbett, the six living past presidents, will be honored in talks by Town Comm. Ernest J.
Modarelli, standard bearer of the club, and Freeholder Wilbur J. McGowan, town Democratic leader. The late James Healy, only deceased former Effert president, will be memorialized. James Clark, Boulevard commisson aspirant on the Democratic party primary election is scheduled to address the organization. President William Jensen will be in charge of the meeting.
The Jersey City waterfront was struck again as members of Jersey City Local 1247, International Longshoremen's Association, went out in sympathy with New York longshoremen barred from their piers by local police. Local longshoremen had been complaining that men from York and Newark were getting preference in hiring at the Claremont Terminal, one of the army piers in the Greenville section. night information Jersey City the out-of- police, acting town men are undesirables who had been driven off other piers by the police, checked the men as they reported for work. THREE HUNDRED OUSTED About 300. men were told to get out As a consequence, chitto, delegate for Local 1247, tied up front, including the military pier, today.
Whistles blew for but the men did not Struck were Piers the American Export Pier 9, of the American The "banana pier," Pier had no ships The surprise police after tip to city large number of dock were believed to "Spanish. Harlem" York had infiltrated of the employes of ers Stevedore Co. ten days. A police detail shoremen as they by the intersection of nue and Linden. Cars with New stopped and searched, cupants frisked for tipster had declared the longshoremen guns.
Although no turned up, the New told to "go home There was no violence, of the longshoremen heated words with HELD UNDESIRABLE Walter Cieciuch, pointed police that the men were work because he desirable characters." "Word had been underworld that 'it to come to Jersey "These men were New York and their face there. "They will Jersey City over my added dramatically. Although Jersey men were permitted a short time after element had left the of the employes got and drove home, orders from an irate Marchitto, business 1247, I. L. A.
Police theorized longshoremen had sympathy or fear York fellow-workers, displeased by police Cieciuch termed "security measure." Brothers handle the equipment to Africa from 1 New York of Jersey City. Anthony MarJersey City the entire waterChapel Avenue shape-up, respond. and of Line, and President. city-owned in. action came hall that workers, who be from the distriet of New into the ranks the Dade Brothduring the past sereened longwalked to work Garfield Ave- York plates were and the ocweapons.
The that of were carrying weapons were Yorkers were and there." but several exchanged the police. recently-apcommissioner, said barred from deemed them "un- passed in the was all right City'," he said. driven out of would not dare haven out of dead body," he City longshore-' to go to work, the New York scene, the rest in their cars presumably on Tony "Cheese" agent of Local that the local either quit in of their New had been interference. move a The Dade export of army and Arabia. charged that he did not feel that racketeers should be entrusted to positions of this nature.
SCREENING NOT NEW The screening of longshoremen is not for unprecedented, along having the water- on many years front. However, this is the first time during the Kenny administration police have exhibited a display power and aggressiveness. Cieciuch explained that the men were not barred solely because of the fact that they had prison rec- 50 lords. of "We kept them out because them gangsters and undesirable to this community," he Mrs. Emma Ahrens Mrs.
Emma Ahrens, 67, of 1402 10th North Bergen, died in her home last night after an illness of year. Funeral arrangements are being completed today 2000 by the Boulevard, Leber Funeral Home, Union City, Mrs. Ahrens was born in GerShe had lived in this counmany. try for 65 years and in North Bergen for 60 years. Survivors are her husband, Edward Ahrens; a son, Harold, of North Bergen; daughter, Mrs.
Rose Livell, of Lyndhurst; a brother, George Albrandt, and a sister, Mrs. Mary Riebesell, of North Bergen. Louis Sidirobolis Louis Sidirobolis, 62, of 69 Yales died yesterday in St. Francis Hospital after a short illness. He was born in Greece and ad lived this country for 40 years and in Jersey City for 35 years.
He was employed by the Crucible Steel Co. for 28 years. Mr. Sidirobolis was a member of St. Dimitrios Greek Orthodox Church where services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m.
Burial will be in New York Bay Cemetery, The funeral will be from the Marshello Funeral Home. More Business Expected NEW VETERANS' OFFICE READY TO HANDLE BIGGER CLAIM LOAD Expecting to handle a load of veterans' claims and inquiries, the Veterans Administration has moved its Hudson County field office from Union City to Jersey City. Scores of veterans were procassed in the new second-floor sulte at 880 Bergen Av. yesterday, the VA's first day at the new location. Mrs.
Sarah Kraut; Doctor's Mother Mrs. Sarah Kraut, 76, of Alden Montclair, mother of Dr. Arthur M. Kraut, Jersey City physician, was buried yesterday in Mt. Zion Cemetery, Brooklyn.
She had died Saturday in Christ Hospital, after a short illness. Mrs. Kraut was born in Austria and had lived in Jersey City for 40 years, and in Montclair for five years. She was the widow William Kraut. Other survivors are daughters, Mrs.
Hannah Rosenthal, of Montclair, and Mrs. Emma Weissman, of New York, and a son, Irving B. Kraut, of New York. Frank C. Dickhause Frank C.
Dickhause, 47, of Holly Park, N. a former resident of Jersey City, died yesterday in his home. He will be buried Thursday in Flower Hill Cemetery after services at 3 o'clock in the William Schlemm Funeral Home, Bergen and Harrison Avenues, Jersey City. Dr. Dickhause was born in Jersey City and had lived there most of his life.
He was an electrician for the Western Electric Co. for 17 years. "He was member of Varick Lodge No. 31, F. and A.
of Jersey City, and Scottish Rite, Valley of Jersey City. Lodge services will be held tomorrow at 8 o'clock in the funeral home. Survivors are his parents, Henry and Emily Dickhouse, and a brotha er, Henry. Mrs. Mary Fisher The funeral of Mrs.
Mary Fisher, 78, of 104 Belmont Jersey City, who died Monday in her home after a long illness, will be tomorrow afternoon from the Donald Wood Funeral Home, 582 Bergen with Rev. Alfred McWilliams conducting the services. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery. Mrs. Fisher was born in Manchester, England, and had lived in Jersey City for 17 years.
Surviving her are a daughter, Winifred A. Fisher, and a sister, Mrs. Cora of West Keansburg. Huntington, widow of Austin A. Fisher.
Mrs. Anna Grace Mrs. Anna Grace (Alexandrowicz), of 174 Pavonia who died Monday in her home, will be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery, Thursday. There will DE. 10 o'clock in St.
Anthony's C. Church. The funeral will be from the Michalski Funeral Home. Mrs. Grace was born in Poland and had lived in Jersey City for 45 years.
She is survived by her husband, Boleslaw; three sons, Joseph, Stanley, and Frank; daughter, Mrs. Helen Myron, and four grandchildren. Mrs. Caterina Grassi Mrs. Caterina Grassi, 71, of Palisade Jersey City, died Sunday at the Medical Center.
She was a native of Italy and lived most of her life in the United States. Mrs. Grassi is survived by her husband, Luigi Grassi; two daughters, Mrs. Lawrence Fruscella and Mrs. Edward Heymer, and two sons, Thomas and Louis Grassi.
The funeral will be from the residence at 9 a.m. Thursday, with a requiem mass at 10 a.m. at St. Paul of the Cross Roman Catholic Church. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Mrs. Bessie Pearl The funeral of Mrs. Bessie Buckman Pearl, 75, of 301 79th North Bergen, was to be held from the Wein and Wein Funeral Home, Jersey City, with interment in Riverside Cemetery, Rochelle Park. Mrs. Pearl died yesterday at Christ Hospital after long illness.
Mrs. Pearl was born in Russia and came to the United Satates years ago. She was a resident North Bergen the past 13 years. Predeceased by her husband, Max Pearl, she is survived by her son, Harold Pearl, and two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Zimmerman.
with whom she lived, and Mrs. Lillian Rintel. Willard D. Thurber Willard D. Thurber, 77, of 610 New Jersey Lyndhurst, who died suddenly in his home yesterday, will be buried in New York Bay Cemetery, Jersey City, day afternoon.
Services will be held at 8:15 p.m. tomorrow in the John Burk Funeral Home, 52 Ridge Lyndhurst, with Rev. Robert F. Burns of Westminster Presbyterian Church officiating. Mr.
Thurber, a retired mill worker, was born in Troy, N. Y. and had Hived many years in Jersey City. He had been Lyndhurst resident for 20 years. Survivors are daughters, Mrs.
Lillian Johnson, Mrs. Jessie Black and Mrs. Ella Miller; a brother, Howard; eight grandchildren, and 11 great-grandchildren. Mrs. Anna Yanichak Mrs.
Anna Mesaros Yanichak, 51, of 150 Prospect Bayonne, died suddenly at her home Saturday. Mrs. Yanichak was a native of Czechoslovakia and. lived the past 24 years in Bayonne. She was a member of the Rosary and Altar Societies of St.
Joseph's Roman Catholic Church, Bayonne. Surviving Mrs. Yanichak are her husband, Paul Yanichak; her son, John Yanichak; daughters, Mrs. Mary Voza, 'Mrs. Linnus and the Misses Anna, Veronica and Pauline Yanichak; her parents, John and Susanna Mesaros; her brother, Michael Mesaros; her sister, Mrs.
Mary Dolac, and three grandchildren. Mrs. Yanichak's parents, brother and sister er are residents of Czechoslovakia, The funeral will be at a.m. tomorrow from the Jewusiak Funeral Home, 34 East 25th Bayonne, with a requiem mass at 10 a. m.
at St. Joseph's Church. Interment will be in St. Mary's CemeLodi. Members of the Rosary Society were to meet at the funeral home at 7 o'clock tonight, Sgt.
Alonzo Marsh; Marine Veteran Staff Sergt. Alonzo C. Marsh, 43, of 848 Newark Jersey City, who had been on fleet reserve since completing 22 years of service with the United States Marine Corps June 30, 1949, died suddenly at his home Sunday of a cerebral hemorrhage, While on reserve status, Staff a special officer the Brooklyn Sergt. Marsh had been, employed as Navy Yard. During World War II, Staff Sergt.
Marsh participated in the Guadalcanal landing and also saw service on Cape Gloucester and in the Peleliu Islands. His military career also took him to Haiti, Cuba and Nicaragua. Among his campaign ribbons and decorations WAS the Presidential Unit Citation with two stars. Staff Sergt. Marsh was a native of Clinton County, Ind.
He is survived by his mother, Mrs. Elza Trittipo Marsh; four sisters, Mrs. Lillian McCall, Mrs. Elsie McClane, Mrs. Ellen Dirks and Mrs.
Edith Hand; two brothers, John and Matthew Marsh, and his niece, Mrs. Louise Stack. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Thursday from the John T. Burke Funeral Home, 3279 Blvd.
Staff Sergt. Marsh's body will be transported to Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, D. where it will be interred after military ceremonies are conducted Thursday afternoon. Mrs, Rendall; Was Wife of Banker The funeral of Mrs. Margaret wife of the late Robert J.
Rendall, formerly president of the Hudson City Savings Bank, will be held from the Donald Wood Funeral Home, 582 Bergen Jersey City, tomorrow morning. Burial will be in Jersey City Cemetery. Mrs. Rendall lived St. John's Mount Tabor, where she died Sunday.
She was born in Piermont, N. and lived in Jersey City most of her life. She had resided in Mount Tabor for the last 20 years. Her husband died Aug. 18, 1950.
Floyd G. Rendall, a son, survives Dr. Grim's Body Being Brought Here The funeral of Dr. George Howard Grim, 74, a retired Jersey City dentist who lived the past seven years in Minneapolis, will be held in about 10 days from the Tully and Hillyer Funeral Home, 48 Brinkerhoff Jersey City. Dr.
Grim died at 8:10 p.m. Saturday in Mexico City, Mexico. Dr. Grim died at the Hotel Del (Prado while on vacation with his wife, Mrs. Clara Grim.
He had ben ill 10 with. a heart condition, further complicated by pneumonia. A native of Doylestown, Dr. Grim came to Jersey City soon after completing his training for dentistry. He practiced in Jersey City 40 years, and had his office and residence at 695 Bergen Av.
when he retired in 1945. Upon retiring, he moved to Minneapolis, where he and his wife took up residence with their son, George H. Grim program director for the Minneapolis Star-Journal radio station and a former Jersey Journal reporter. Dr. Grim's son flew to Mexico City to join his mother upon receiving news of his father's death.
Mrs. Grim and her son are due to arrive in Minneapolis Thursday. Guiseppe Principe Plans are being completed today by the Bonacarti Funeral 5923 Boulevard, North Bergen, for the funeral of Guiseppe Principe, 51, of 6224 Meadowview North Bergen, who died yesterday in his home. Mr. Principe WAS born in Brazil and had lived in North Bergen for 28 years.
He is survived by his cipe, and by daughters, Grace and wife, Mrs. Assunta Antonelli PrinAntoinette. Mrs. Lena De Luca Mrs. Lena De Luca, of 330 West Palisade Englewood, who died yesterday in her home after a long illness, will be buried in Holy Cross Cemetery Thursday after a mass at 10 o'clock in St.
Cecelia's Roman Catholic Church, Englewood. Mrs. De Luca WAS born in Italy and bad been in this country for 40 years, all of which time, except the last two, years spent in Englewood, had resided Union City. Surviving are her husband, Carmelo; daughters, Mrs. Fanny Natale, Mrs.
Laura Schroeder and and Staff brother, Mrs. Rose Vaccartrecons, Joseph Natoli Ricciardi of Hartford, and four grandchildren. Edward Farley Edward Farley, 66, of 708 Sip Union City, died in his home yesterday. The funeral will be held Thursday afternoon from the William Schlemm Funeral Home and burial will be in Fairview Cemetery. Mr.
Farley was born in Jersey City and had lived in Union City for two years. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Bertha Farley; daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Bochman; Mrs. Marie Jennie Franz; son, Fortwengler Harry; six grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.
Mrs. Anna E. Locke Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Locke, 81, of 121 Walnut will Bogota, buried who died yesterday, be Thursday in Cedar Grove Cemetery, Flushing, L. I.
Services will be held tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock in the William Schlemm Funeral Home, 140 Palisade Bogota. Mrs. Locke was born in Providence, R. and had lived in Bogota for 10 years. She was a member of Amboy Chapter, No.
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AHRENS -Of 1403 10th Street, North Emma Bergen, on Monday, Altbrandt), March 3, wife 1952, of (nee beloved Edwin; devoted mother of Harold, Mrs. Rose Livell; sister of George and Mrs. Mary Riebesell, in her 68th year, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the Leber Funeral Home, Boulevard, corner 20th Street, Union City. Interment, Arlington Cemetery, Notice of time later. BODEMANN- On March 2, 1952, Pearl L.
(nee Lehmann), age 44 years, of 126 Ocean Avenue, Long Island, beloved wife of George F. devoted mother of George F. Jr. and- Harry and beloved daughter of Sophie (nee Baraue) and the late Rudolph and sister of Chester. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral on Tuesday, at 8 p.
at the John Burk Funeral Home, 469 Palisade Avenue, Jersey City. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p. m. BOREALINO -On Monday, March 3, 1952, Borealino (nee Fusco), of 338 Cator Avenue, beloved wife of Anthony Borealino; loving mother of John Borealino and Mrs. Angelina Monaco, Mrs.
Antonette DeCenzo, and Carlo Borealino. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Friday, March 7, at 9 a. m. from the funeral home 01 Richmond F. Routh, 206 Old Bergen Road.
Solemn mass of requiem at Our Lady of Sorrows Roman Catholic Church, 10 a. m. BROWN--Maude Clay, of 62 Storms Avenue, on March 2, 1952, devoted sister of Susie Watkins, and Jack Clay, aunt of Virgie Melvin, Carrie Bass, Pauline White, Sadie Bell, Emma Rogers, Annis Height, Pecolia, Thomas, Willie, Charlie, John and Herbert Clay, and Fred Watkins. Reposing at Murray's "A Temple of Service," 748 Ocean Avenue, until 2 p. m.
Wednesday; then at her realdence, 62 Storms Avenue until 9 a. m. Thursday; remains will then lie in state at the Church of God In Christ, 215 Broome Street, Newark until time of service, 1 p. m. Interment, South Boston Virginia, BROWN-CLAY-SUMMONS- -Pride of Jersey Temple 1.
B. P. 0. E. of are requested to pay their last tribute of respect to their late member, Maude Clay Brown, Wednesday, March 5, 8:30 p.
m. at her residence. LOUISE LOWE, Director. MARY Q. WARD, Financial Sec'ty.
CANNON- On March 1, 1952, Patrick, at Upper Greenwood Lake, New Jersey, beloved husband of Emma (nee Faul), devoted father of Harold and Arthur Brandes, brother of Veronica Davis. Funeral from Richard J. Horgan Funeral Home, 301 60th Street, corner Hudson Avenue, West Now York, Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. High requiem mass St. Joseph's Church of the Palisades, 10 a.m.
Interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery, March 3, 1952, John, of 6020 Monroe Place, West New York, beloved husband of Irene (nee Mantini), devoted father of Jessie Ponticorvo, Elvera Andersen, Arthur and Mario Cerritelli, brother of Caesare CerriteNi. Funeral from Richard J. Horgan Funeral Home, 301 60th Street, corner of Hudson Avenue, West New York, Thursday, 9 a. m.
Solemn high requiem mass. St. Joseph's Church of the Palisades, 10 m. Interment, Mount Carmel Cemetery. CHRISTIE On March 2, 1952, Anna (nee Shelley), of 424 19th Street, Union City, N.
beloved wife of the late George devoted mother George Christie and dear sister of Mrs. Tene Cobbett and Bige Shelley. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services at the William Schlemm, Inc. Funeral Home, 22nd Street and Hudson Boulevard, Union City, on Tuesday, Rev. Charles Pryor officiating.
Funeral Wednesday, 3:15 p. m. Interment Fairview Cemetery. John Cerritelli John Cerritelli, 57, of 6020 Monroe West New York, died at his home yesterday morning. He was a wounded army veteran of World War I.
Born in Italy, Mr. Cerritelli came to this country 39 years ago and resided in West New York 29 years. He was awarded the Purple Heart Medal for his war services. He was a member of West New York Post, American Legion. Mr.
Cerritelli worked as a wood polisher. Surviving are his wife, the forIrene Mantini; two sons, Armer thur and Mario; two daughters, Mrs. Jessie Ponticorvo and Mrs. Elvera Anderson; five grandchildren and a brother, Caesare. The funeral will be from the Richard Horgan Home, West New York, at 9:30 a.m.
Thursday. vices will be held St. Joseph of the Palisades Roman Catholic Church and interment will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery, Tenafly. Mrs. Edna Meyer Mrs.
Edna Meyer, 88, of 285 Pindle Englewood, who died there Saturday after heart attack, was buried today in New York Bay Cemetery. Mrs. Meyer had only lived in Englewood since January. She had formerly resided at 193 Winfield Jersey City. Island Mrs.
and Meyer had was lived born in on Jersey Staten City nearly all her life. She was a member of Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church. Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. Lucile M. Wagner; a granddaughter.
Mrs. Leslie King, and two great grandchildren. James A. Moore The funeral of James A. Moore, 63, of Little Falls, a former resident of Hoboken for 50 years, will be held tomorrow with a 9 o'clock mass in Holy Cross R.
C. Church, Mountain View, and burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Totowa Boro. Mr. Moore died Saturday. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Olive Moore; five sons, James, of Maywood; Richard, of Hoboken; John, of Jersey City, and Thomas and Edward, of Wayne; a daughter, Mrs. Betty De Pinto, and two sisters, Mrs. Mary Birkner, and Mrs. Emily McKeon, both of Hoboken. Mrs.
Anna M. Schiehser Mrs. Anna M. Schiehser, of 411 19th Union City, died yesterday at her home. She will be buried Thursday from the Rieman Funeral Home after a 10 o'clock mass in St.
Michael's Monastery. Mrs. Schiehser was born in New York and had been a resident of Union City for many years. She was a member of St. Ann's Society.
Surviving are her husband, George Schiehser; son, George, Jr. and a sister, Mrs. Mathilda Nathanson. DIED DIED DIED REGAN March 1, 1982. Cornet mee McEntee), beloved wife of the late John, dear mother of Mr.
Cecelia, ler, Mrs. Rebecca Stapleton, Thomas, John, and Mrs. Edna Hall, Relatives and friends are invited to attend fu neral from residence, 346 Summit Aveatte, Wednenday, a.m. MARg of requiem St. Aodan'a Church, 10 m.
RENDALL At Mt. Tabor, New Jersey, on Sunday, March 2, 1952, Margaret Banks, wife of the late Robert mother of Floyd G. Relatives and friends are invited to attend services at the Donald Wood Funeral Residence, 582 Bergen Avenue, on Wednesday at 10 a.m. Interment Jersey City Cemetery. ROCKTOFF- Of 292 Princeton Avenue, on Saturday, March 1.
1952, Herbert Rocktoff, beloved huband of Evelyn D. Rocktot! (nee Buell), beloved brother of Mrs. Josephine King, Mrs. Ann Stewart, of Michigan and Mrs. Helen Halker of East Paterson, N.
J. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services on Tuesday, March 4 at 8 p. at the funeral home of Richmond F. Routh, 206 Old Bergen Road. Rev.
E. J. Grubb officiating. Interment, Wednesday, March 5, at 11 4, Cypress Hill Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York. SEELIGER -Pauline (nee Blucker), of Lincoln Place, Weehawken, on Sunday, March 2, 1952; wife of the late August; beloved mother of Mrs.
Josephine Schwarz; devoted grandmother of Charles Schwarz; loving great-grandmother of Kathleen and Robert Schwarz. Funeral services Tuesday, 8 p. at Beddiges Seltz Home for Funerals, 131 Congress Street, Jersey City, Funeral Wednesday, 2 p.m. SIDIROBOLIS On Monday, March 1952, Louis, of 69 Yale Avenue, beloved husband of Emma (nee Fogel); devoteu father of Mrs. Emma McGrath and Helen; dear brother of Mrs.
Eva Torman. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral from Alfred J. Marshello Funeral Home, 235 Ege Avenue, on Wednesday, March 5, 1:15 p.m. Funeral services 2 p.m., St. Demitrios Greek Orthodox Church.
Interment New York Bay Cemetery. STABILE -At her residence, 127 West 44th Street, Bayonne. on Saturday, March 1, 1952, Johanna Frickie, beloved wife of Jerome and devoted mother of Francis Gabriel Jerome G. Americus and Herman F. Stabile, and Mrs.
Henrietta D. Nardone. Funeral services will be held at the Baumuller Funeral Home, 23 East 33rd Street, Bayonne, on Tuesday, March 4, at p.m. Interment Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Village, Long Island. THURBER (Formerly of Jersey City, on March 3, 1952, Willard age 77 years, of 610 New Jersey Avenue, Lyndhurst, husband of the late Ella (nee Moore) and devoted father of Mrs.
Lillian Johnson, Mra. Jessie Black and Mrs. Ella Miller, and brother of Howard. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend funeral services on Wednesday evening at 8:15 at the John L. Burk Funeral Home, 52 Ridge Road, corner Fifth Avenue, Lyndhurst.
Funeral Thursday at 2:30. -Entered into eternal rest on March 1, 1952, Magdalene, beloved sister of Mrs. Katherine Mannion, Mary, Anna and Gertrude Trautwein. Relatives and friends are invited to attend services at her residence, 210 12th Street, Hoboken, on Tuesday, 8 p. m.
Funeral Wednesday, 10 a. m. Interment Flower Hill Cemetery. Funeral Director, Earl F. Bosworth.
tam SUDEN Suddenty on March 2, 1952, of 837 Bergen Avenue, Jersey City, Margaret (nee Egan), beloved wife of August; devoted mother of August sister of Frank and William Egan; three grandchildren also survived. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services at Otto Mack Funeral Home, corner of Central Avenue and Hutton Street, Tuesday, March 4, at 8 p. m. Funeral, Wednesday, 1 p. m.
Interment, Hillside Cemetery, Lyndhurst. WARD On March 1, 1952, of 1119 Willow Avenue, Hoboken, Gertrude, beloved sister of Norman, Robert and Nelson Ward, Mrs. Irene McNally and the late Lillian Thompson and Herbert Ward. Funeral from Earl F. Bosworth Funeral Home, 311 Willow Avenue, Hoboken, on Wednesday, 9 a.
m. Mass of requiem, Holy Innocents Church, 10 a. m. Interment Fairview Cemetery, WATERS On Sunday, March 2, 1952, Joseph T. beloved husband of Kathleen Waters; devoted father of Joseph and David Waters, and brother of Mra.
Irene Raabe. Relatives and friends, also members of St. Aloysius' Holy Name Society are invited to attend funeral from 298 Academy Street, at Bergen Square, on Wednesday, March 5, at m. Solemn high mass St. Aloysius' Church, 10 a.
m. Funeral director, Lawrence G. Quinn. WRIGHT- -On Sunday, March 2, 1962, Rosabelle Wright. Funeral service, Home for the Aged Woman, 657 Bergen Avenue, Wednesday at 2 p.
m. CARD OF THANKS HANGE We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks and appreciation to our relatives and frienda, for the messages of sympathy and the beautiful floral offerings on the death of our dear father, Otto Haege. We also wish to extend our sincere thanks to Reverend Pepling for his consoling words. Also the officials of the town of Secaucus, Snipe Boat Club, Trenz Association, Irving Social Club, Secaucus Republican Club, Ladies Auxillary Veterans Foreign Wars, Secaucus Craftmen's Club, Loyal Order of the Moose and Auxiliary, Ladies Guild First Reform Church, Elizabeth Winter Chapter No. 193, Bell Telephone Laboratorles.
To the funeral director Otto Mack in the efficient manner in which the funeral was arranged and conducted. Bereaved Family of the Late Otto. Haege, SANGILLO -The family of the late Joseph Sangillo with grateful appreciation sincerely thank their many friends and relatives for their comforting expression of sympathy extended to us in our reto cent bereavement. We also wish thank Failla Memorial Home for the efficient manner in arranging and conducting services. The Sangillo Family.
MASS ALFANSO-MOJE-Myrtle. Eleventh anniversary mass at St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church at 8 o'clock. Many lonely heartaches, Offer many silent tears, To the loving memory, Of the one we loved so dear. Sadly missed by Dad and Mother.
GIBERSON- Fourth anniversary mass, Wednesday, March 5, 1952, Our Lady of Victories Church, 7:30 a.m. A token of love's devotions Always in my heart of days we spent together. Wife, Matilda. IN MEMORIAM HERRMANN- Josephine. In loving memory of Josephine Herrmann who departed this life March 4, 1951.
Sweet is your memory, Dear is your name, Deep in my heart, Your will always remain. MORRIS -Chauncy Edward, in sad and loving memory of my husband and our dear father who passed away March 4. 1946. The flowers we placed upon your grave May wither and decay. But love for you who lies beneath Will never fade away.
Loving Wife Carrie Daughter June Family. ULRICH-REYCRAFT Helen Josephine, born March 1904. Into Everlasting life October 2,7 1943. "There is no death, what seems is In cherished memory lives the love that shone in her dark brown eyes and FLORISTS LAUTEN'8 FLOWERS NEW LOCATION 846 BERGEN J. C.
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MADISON AV. EARL BO WORTH 1-Willow AV. HO The agency handled about 1,000 cases a month in the North Hudson office at 3211 Hudson where it had been located since 1947. "But we expect to do more here, because of Jersey City's larger veteran population," explained Michael M. Elan, officer in charge.
"Many Jersey City veterans who formerly took their problems to the Newark regional office will now have this new convenience." Besides Elan, the new office is staffed by two other contact officers, Michael Oresko, Tenafly Congressional Medal of Honor winner, and George Ralph of Clifton; Dorothy Galvin, social worker, and Hazel Griggs, stenographer, both of Jersey City, and Dudley Smythe, who specializes in the training of disabled veterans..
