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LONG ISLAND S T A R - J O U R N A L , f U E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 8, 194*1
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TRUMAN
BACKS SLOW
DISCHARGES ,.
Pag*
m i
row in St. Sebastian's! Roman ] ed from St. Michael's Parochial
ployes l i whether they should walk
Catholic Church. WoodsifH. Burial j School and Flushing High School.,
out in sympathy with 17,000 w e s t
will be in Calvary Cemetlry, Win- ! He was unmarried an. lived at 13»
ern Electric employes in 21 plants
SIOAXSET — Catherine, on Honda;, Jan. 7.
field.
21 37th avenue with his sister,
throughout New York City and New
1946. beloved wife ot Edward Sr . devoted
mother ot Edward Jr.: daughter of TheoMr. Conlon lived at 3*1-56 62nd A n na.
Jersey, who are demanding a 30 per
dore A. Van wvca. sister of Richard and
street
for many years. |He died
Before going to the Little Neck
cent wage increase.
Arthur
Maruflcid. John Van WVCK
Mr»
Julia Rexrodt, Mr» Virginia MuUtgan and
Sunday
in
Bellevue
Hospital
folPostofflre
four
years
ago,
he
had
This poll is aside from tomorrow's
lira Margaret Seibel.
lowing a fall. Survivinglhim are heen superintendent of the Mas(Continued
from
Pngm
Omi
Xelattvea and friend* art renpertrull* Invited
threat
of picket lines by W.E,
to attend the funeral from her residence. HART—Louise (nee ScaulU), on Jan. 7, 1946; I NINZATTI—Antoinette, on Jan. 7, 1946. of 34- two daughters, Mrs. Sadie Flynn pet h Postofflce for 10 years.
strikers.
beloved wife of the late Rudolph; devoted
08 30th at.. Astorls: beloved wife of John.
l t M B 60th ave . Fluahlng. N. V
mother of Ida McCarthy. Louise Grimes Funeral from the Moriseo Funeral Home, 30-12 and Mrs. Mary Rowantre^f*
*
He leaves another sister, Mrs. building a firm foundation for the
Notice ot services later , Plant Tied Up
Madeline Utley, Walter and Raymond.
Astoria blvd.. on Friday, Jan. 11. at 9
90,192 Hours Given to
Mary
O'Flanagan
of
Elmhurst,
and
Funeral
service
at
THOMAS
M.
QUINN
A
A.
M.
A
solemn
high
mass
at
St.
Patrick's
future
peace
of
the
world.
BUM—Martin, on Jan. 6. IMS: beloved husThe
one
Queens
plant
of
Western
SONS FUNERAL CHAPEL, 36-10 Broadway.
R C. Church at 10 A. M.
a brother, Edward J„ of New Roband of Edna, (nee Schehn: devoted father
"The future of our country now Electric, at 66th street and MetroL. I. City, on WednesoAy at 1:30 P. M.
Interment In Calvary Cemetery under the di- Ralph H. Diltt
of Joseph. Rita. Dolores and James; son of
Wyckoff Heights
chelle.
Interment
In
Woodlawn
Cemetery
under
the
rection
of
N.
Moriseo
A
Son.
Inc.
Alice and the late Martin;
brother of
is
as much at stake as it was in politan avenue, Middle Village, was
direction of Thomas M. Quinn A Sons. Inc.
Charles and Frederick.
Burial will be in Mt. St. Mary's the days of the war."
M . on Sunday. Jan. 6.
Services for Ralph H. f>iHs. 53,
tied up yesterday when pickets
Funeral from the Bergen Funeral Home. 45-18 HEINZ—John, on Jan. 5. 1946. of 25-40 Cres- PITTNER—Gertrude
1946. who resided with Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Wyckoff Heights Hospital today
Cemetery.
SSth ave.. Woodalde. L. I., on Wednesday,
an
engineer
who
lived
l
i
Astoria
Mr.
Truman
reminded
the
na
came
over from Kearny, N. J., home | r eported that volunteers gave 90.192
cent
St..
Astoria,
beloved
hushano
of
Julia.
Lebkuecher
at
13-33
124th
St..
College
Point.
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at 10:30 A. M.
Solemn mass of requiem
and
devoted
father
of
John.
Philip.
Edward.
niece of Sister Lamberta and cousin of I f o r m a n y
y e a r s will he field at
at St Patrick's Church.
tion of the enormity of the task of the main W.E. plant,
Richard. Mrs Lillian Lam. Mrs. Elizabeth
Sister Henrietta Mar.e ot 8t. Agnes Convent. •
*
hours to the hospital between
Interment In St. John's Cemetery, under the
College
Point;
Schruefer,
Mrs
Joan
Sehuman
and
Mrs.
of
demobilization.
member
of
JCsU^S&|p/M..to»^rrow
at
h^
h|me^
1236
Alexander
Casko
d:rec'if«n of Thomas T. Bergen A Son.
About
140
employes
of
the
Queens
Mrs,
Catherine Becker.
Sodality.
M a i c h > 1 W 2 . to Jan. 1, 1945.
Grand Concourse, the B r o n j . Burial
Funeral from the Dowdall Funeral Home. 25-02 | Funeral from the Shoop Funeral Home, 123-11
„
.
.
.
~ i
« '
K t said the Army had released plant refused to cross the picket R u d o l f H e r r i m a n . volunteers
Newtown a v e . Astoria, on Wednesday, Jan,
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ at will be in St. Michael's Cemetery,
18th ave.. College Point, on^ ^Wednesday,
•moDT-t.iUie.
9 30 A. M . thence to St. Fidelia' R. C Astoria.
9. at 9:30 A. M. Solemn requiem mass at
Reprising at THOMAS M QUINN A SONS
| i s wife, were
held for
at ^Alexander
2 P. M. today
at his
Services
Casko,
47,
, W9f
374
volunteer*
w
H
h a , f o f , h ( l g^.OOO men lines, although the local union is not ( n m r m a n ,
sald
Surviving
are
Church, where a solemn requiem mass will
the Church of Our Lady of Mt Carmel at
FLSERAL CHAPEL. 3H-10 Broadway, L. I.
home, 58-31 Fresh Pond road, Mas and women in service on V-E Day. on strike.
LerwMt. Of this number. 153 w
be offered at 10 A. M.
City. untU Thursday. 1 3 0 A M
Julia,
and
daughter,
Lorrfine.
10 A M
\
From
a
peak
strength
of
3,500.000.
peth. Burial was in Lutheran
l&termeat in Holy Cross Cemetery under di- Interment In St JohnAs Cemetery under the Interment In Mt. St Mary's Cemetery.
M. L. Phillips, manager of t h e h^0<j Cross nurses' aides who f»V*
the Navy has returned almost
rection of Thomas M Quinn A Sons. Inc.
Cemetery,
Maspeth.
direction of George W\ Dowdal!
plant, reported later that the pre- 29.474 ' hours
RMI.I.V -James, on Jan «. 1946; beloved husI
• B O W M — F l o r e n c e (nee Marten, on Jan. «. Hl'LSEB— Minnie, on. Monday, Jan. 7. 1946:
band of the late Catherine inee Martini: Adolph Soderberg
Mr. Casko died suddenly Friday 1,250,000 to civilian life.
Mrs. Ilerriman and her assistant,
sence of the pickets was unauthorbeloved
mother of Ft» rnces. Virginia and
"These
numbers
are
staggering,"
1S46: beloved wife of Leo Brown;
loving
devoted father of Sister Rose Carmel: loving
Mrs, Mi hired Biuder. said 100 vol| at his home. Surviving are his wife,
William Jr.
"Si
ized,
and
that
he
had
been
assured
daughter. Mrs. Catherine Maher, sister of
brother of Katherine Hsvlland.
Services
for
Adolph
S*>derberg
the President said. He asked the
Anna: a
Lillian. Mary. Catherine. Richard. Joseph. Reposing at 9-26 122nd?St.. College Point Funeral from THOMAS M. QUINN A SONS
d a u « h t e r - Arline, and four people to consider the ships, ex- by the strike committee that they unteers were stul active last year.
Notice of time and funeral later, under di50, World War 1 veteran o 7 * L o n g |
Jean and Loretta.
FUNERAL
CHAPEL.
36-10
Broadway.
L.
I.
They served a total of 30,174 hours
rection of Henry Weydlg A Son.
not return.
Tuaeral from the Urban Funeral Home. 43-17
Ctty, on .Thursday at 9:30 A. M. Solemn Island City, were to be held at brothers.
tensive staffs and rail transporta- would
Meanwhile the president of the in that year.
«Wth St.. Woodslde. on Wednesday, at 9 30 JOHNSTON—Mary C , (nee RockTon Jan. 7.
Twenty-one amburequiem mass at St Francis of Assist R. C
1:30 P. M. today at t h e Charles
A M , thence to St Mary's R. C. Church,
Church at 10 A. M.
tion involved.
1946 at St Vincent's Hospital, wife of the
strike-bound
Bee
Line
and
its
t
h
r
e
e
;
lance
a
t
t
e
n
d
a
n
t
s
worked
9.125
where a mass of requiem will be offered.
late Edward F and mother of Marie L., Interment In Calvary Cemetery under the di- Weydig
Chapel, 20-68 Steinway
"The wonder," he said, "is not subsidiary bus companies declared | hours. The 37 Red Cross nurse*'
Interment In Calvary Cemetery.
rection ot Thomas M. Quinn A Sons, Inc.
Charles M . Edward F. and Lawrence R.
street, Astoria. Burial will be in
that
of «..our soldiers,
Funeral from her residence. 43-27 Forley St.. SCHOLL—Catherine.
. • .some
« » , - ~f
» i - " i . « «sailors
« — today the firm was saving money i aides put in 8,063 hours.
Elmhurst, L. I., on Thursday, Jan. 10. at Reposing at THOMAS M. QUINN *
• I KKE—Catherine Jane, (nee LoughUm; beSt. Michaels Cemetery, Astoria.
and
marines
are
not
yet home, but by not operating its buses, but he] Mrs. Herriman urged volunteers
SONS
9:30 A M. solemn requiem mass St. Barloved wife of the late Patrick;
devoted
FUNERAL CHAPEL. 168-31 Hillside ave..
Long Island City Order of Odd
tholomew's Church at 10 A. M.
that so many are already back a t
mother of Irene. Thomas. James. John, WalJamaica, L. I., until Thursday at 2 P. M.
also hinted that the company may to continue
their
work.
She
Interment Calvary Cemetery under direction Interment In Lutheran Cemetery under the di- Fellows held its aervice y*sterday.
ter and the late Edmund.
their own firesides."
of
Gerard
J.
Neufeld',
Renoslng a' Oates Funeral Home. 309 E. 83rd
pointed
out
that
hospitals
in
many
soon
make
an
attempt
to
resume
rection of Thomas M. Quinn A Sons. Inc.
Mr. Soderberg, a carpenter, was a
St.. X \
Solemn high mass of requiem in
Mr. Truman said he was aware service—even if the strike is not cases have less help now than
St. Monica's Church, on Thursday. Jan. 10, KENNEDY—Stephen L.. on Jan. «. 1»46: hus- SHAN%JEY—Mary.
past grand of this organisation.
band
of
Bridget
(nee
Gushue),
and
father
of
that there are parents who want settled.
at 10 A. M
Repollng
at
THOMAS
M
QUINN
A
SONS
during the war years.
(Continued
from
Page
One)
Gertrude. Alice Laricy. Mary; Mildred Vopat.
Surviving is his brothel, August
Interment In Calvary Cemetery
FUNERAL CHAPEL. 36-10 Broadway. L. I
their sons released at once: wives
the late William L and - Mercedes Morrissey.
City,
until
Wednesday,
9:30
A.
M.
The bus line executive, H a r r y B.
Funeral from Neufeld Funeral Home. 83-05 Interment tn Calvary Cemetery under direc- W. Soderberg.
and children anxious awaiting the
BVBNE—Joseph E . on Jan. 6. 1946.
Broadway. Elmhurst. L I . on Wednesday.
tion of Thomas M. Quinn A Sons. Inc,
Reposing at THOMAS M. QUINN * SONS
Carter
of Rockvilie Centre, said
~ f ~ H R L J W A Y
disturbed by the fact that tracks return of their husbands and
Jan. 9. at 9:30 A. M. Solemn requiem mass
FUNERAL CHAPEL. 16S-31 Hillside
ave.
study
was
being
given
to
a
proat St. Bartholomew's Church, at 10 A. M.
proJamaica. L I . until Wednesday. 9:30 A. M.
SOMERS—James J . suddenly. Jan. 6. 1946: John T. Cronin
share in t h e breakage.
fathers.
Inierment in Holy Cross Cemetery under di- Interment In St. John's Cemetery.
beloved husband of Mary A. (nee Riley i.
rection of Thomas M Qutnn a Sons. Inc. LO BroLIO—Antonla.
"Thii is legal shortchanging of . " T ,° P r e f e r th* m f m b e " o f , a n > posal to issue an ultimatum to the
loving father of Francis P.. James
I.,
In her 70th year, on
240 members of the Transport
A solemn requiem mass for John
Thomas J. and Edward
A : Mrs
Daniel
Jan. 7. 194*. beloved wife of the late Stefano:
single
group,wo«W
however
appealing s Workers Union who walked off
CAMPAGNA — Vinceiutna
(nee Quintal,
on
Clark and Mrs. Frank J. Post: also surloving
mother
of
Michael
Lo
Bugllo.
Nicholas
t
h
e
rankest^iort,"
he
declared.
^
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|
t
h
e
i
r
claim""
be
to*"ignore
Jan
6 IMS: beloved wife of the late
vived bv 10 grandchildren
and 4 great- T. Cronin. 20, World W a t II vet" ,o Bugllo, Frank Lo Buglo. James Lo Bugllo
tracks are not entitled
Fortunate
grandchildren: devoted brother of Mary A. eran
_ -..* _ to
A a cent
_ - of
-« j our obligation to give first consid- their jobs last Saturday morning
Rose Camps jr. Madallne Bottone and Mary
of Astoria, was offered at »it. yet the *_*state
Funeral from 148 East 74th st . N. Y . on
Somers
and
Mrs.
John
Kastner.
magnanimously
AJvlno.
eration to the individuals who have to agree to arbitration or face di«Thursday. Jan. 10. at 10 30 A
V
a
Funeral from the Fogarty Funeral Home. 13*- 8:30 A. M. today in St. J o i t p h ' s Ro- cu
(Continued from Pagm One)
•oiemn mass at Our Lady of Good Council Funeral from her late, residence. 57-41 Penrod
tta t h e tracks in for 40 per c e n t m a d e t h e heaviest aftcriflcet," h e ! missal action.
25 41st ave.. Flushing, on Wednesday. Jan.
St., Corona, on Saturday. Jan 13. at 9 3 0
R C Church. 11 A. M
9. at t : » A. MT thence to St
Mary's man
Catholic
Church,
Astoria.
A.
M,.
thence
to
St.
Leo's
Church
where
a
"Imagine,
if
you
can,
a
private
|
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j
,
^
1
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*
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.
;
m
M
Interment in Calvary Cemetery under direcChurch, at 10 A. M . where a solemn remass will be offered
Should this suggestion be spurn-j teriaIs are also scarce, with
tion of N. Moriseo A Son. Inc.
sharing—and to such
Burial was in St. John's tSemetery, corporation
quiem mass will be offered.
Interment in family plot In St John's Cemea
n
The
Manila
demonstrations
werejed.
C
a
r t e r Indicated, t h e company oriti*>s for housing.
Interment in Mt. St. Mary's Cemetery.
* * d u i t - with the state on a
tery Arrangements by Nicholas Gappola.
CEGELSKI— Leokadta. on Jan fi 1946: beloved
under the direction of Charles i
the
most
spectacular.
But.
gripes
would
declare the jobs vacant and
mother of Mrs Mary Kowalskt and Joseph
The new super-highway, by-pass[ state-imposed t a x !
devoted T E S A R - Frank, on Jan. 4, 1946: age 72 years: Weydig.
Cerelskl. ssster of John, also survived by 3 L«M>N IE—Sarah, on Jan. 8, 1940:
also
were
registered
in
Paris.
A
engage
other
drivers
to
operate
ing
most of the big cities, will go
mother
ot
Catnerlne
U.
Bursley.
Francis
X
"Well,
if
there
must
be
sharing,
grandchildren.
beloved fether of Mrs. Mary Novotny and
Mr. Cronin enlisted \n t h e inand John T. Loonle.
large
group
of
enlisted
men
at
AnFuneral from her late residence 61-26 165th |
Frank Tesar; biother of Joseph, also surthrough
Rockland, Orange, Ul*r«»r,
the
buses
of
the
Bee
Line
and
the
f^et
Home.
fantry when he was 18 and was let the city share in the tax
S t . Flushing
L. I , on Thursday at 9 15 Fun»ral from the Kennedy Funeral
vived by 3 grandchildren.
drews Field, just outside Washing- subsidiaries, the Long Beach Bus Greene, Albany, Schnectady. Mont58-20 Roosevelt ave., Woodslde, oh Wednes- FUneral from the Urban Funeral Home. 42-17
A M . thence to St Adelbert s R. C Church
the
county
in
which
the
track
is
seriously injured at Anzio beachton, protested to their officers of Company, Rockvilie Centre Bus gomery. Herkimer, Oneida, Madiday. Jan. 9. Mass of requiem at Corpus
• h e r e a mass of requiem will be offered.
69th st., Woodslde, L. I., on Monday at 1:30
Christi Church at 11 A. M.
head when he stepped on an ene- located benefit.
P. M.
Interment In Mt St Mary's Cemetery.
"inequalities" in the discharge sys- Company and
the Utility Bus son. Onondaga, Cayuga, Seneca,
Urban Funeral Home.
Interment Calvary Cemetery.
Interment In Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Syracuse, my mine. He lived at 42-t8 Broad"Instead of the present 60-40
Baltimore and Hartford papers please copy.
tem.
Lines,
which
serve
communities Ontario. Monroe, Genesee, Erie and
LUIS—Fran*,
on
Sunday.
Jan.
«.
1946.
of
25way, Astoria, and died Friday in division of the pari-mutuel tax, I Many congressmen considered the
CONLOJI — James M.. on Jan. «. 1945: be77 Causeway. College Point: beloved husband TOME—Salvatore. on Jan. 6. 1946. tn his 42nd
Chautauqua counties.
from
Freeport
to
Patchogue.
loved husband of the late Mary Walsh:
say
it
should
be
70-30,
and
let
the
the Brprix Veterans Hospital. He
of Esther: iovtng father of Mrs. Pearl Ryan
year, of 31-13 23rd St.. Astoria.
devoted father of Mrs. Sadie Flynn sflnd
demonstrations so serious that they
"The e n t i r e route will be devoid
and Mrs Doris Cardwell. Pfc. of the V. S. Funeral from his late residence. Wednesday was a member of the Disabled War additional
percentage
be
turned
Mrs Mary Rowantree
Gordon
Barrager,
president
of
Jan 9, at
2 P M
Marine Corp: also survived by 1 brother and
withheld
immediate
comment.
Othof
obstacles to t h e easy flow of
Funeral en Wednesday at 10:30 A M. from
Interment In St. Michael's Cemetery under Veterans and Astoria Veterans of over to t h e city treasury to help
3 sifters and 2 grandchildren.
Local 710 of the Transport Workthe Hughes' Funeral Home 45-05 •Sth ave .
ers,
including
members
of
hoth
partraffic,"
a report said. "IntersecRenoslng
at
Henry
Weydlg
A
Son
Funeral
direction
of
N.
Moriseo
A
Son.
Inc.
lighten
the
e
v
e
r
increasing
loc*l
Woodslde: thence to It. Sebastian's R C.
Foreign Wars Pos*. He w»8 graduHome. 13-39 132nd st
College Point
Futies, charged
bluntly that
the ers Union, CIO, commented on the tions at grade will be non-existant.
Church where a solemn mass ot requiem
WEBER—Katherine:
loving mother of Mrs ated from Public School l H , Wood- tax load.
neral
on
Wednesdav.
Jan
9
at
10:30
A
M
statement by Carter t h a t the bus
will be offered at 11 A M
Philip J. Rachor (Maigaret E. Weber). Mary
thence to St. Fidells R C. Church where a
Interment in Ca.'vary Cemetery under direc"Based on last year's figures, the Army had broken faith with its company is saving money by not No traffic lights will blink along Its
Queefis
VocaZvcmik and Elizabeth Bollmann. and grand- side, and attended
solemn
requiem
mass
will
be
offered
at
tion of P J Hughes
course. Bridges and underpasses
mother of Louise Cocchl. Dorothy Frlti and tional High School.
11 A M
additional 1 per cent would mean men and demanded an investiga- operating its buses.
Marilyn Rachor.
will be provided for cross traffic
tion.
in St. Raymond's Cemetery.
C B o i . l l s - Martha S.. at Flushing. N Y . Interment
$4,500,000
to
the
city.
How
we
Renoslng at the Hallett Homestead.
147th
Charles H. Weydlg Funeral Director.
Surviving are his wBe, Jose"
I
t
is
a
provocative
statement
on Monday. Jan 7. 1946: mother of Beth
and
access and egress to t h e ThruThe
Marine
Corps,
meanwhile,
st. and Northern blvd.. Flushing. L. I., Ume
could use this money In Queens
and Richard Crolius. Gladys Tyler.
MTGOWAN—Edward r^TorT Jati~«T!946. son
3
months
phine;
a
son,
Thomas
and
one
that
is
a
direct
contradiclater.
way
limited to those points w h e r e
announced
new
point
reductions
Funeral
services
at
Walter
B
Williams
for schools, roads and
better
of the late Sarah and William. Brother of
Funeral Home. 41-39 149th place. Flushold; and his mother, Mrs. Kather transit facilities! 1 '
which will make a T ' e s t i r n V t e T z T - ! " 0 " of Carter's hints that the com "| appropriate traffic interchange faGeorge and Lester.
ing. N. Y-. on Wednesdsy. Jan 9. at 11 Reposing at the John Vogel Funeral Home.
In Memoriam
ine Cronin.
A. M
65-29 Grand Ave.. Maspeth. until WednesHalpern explained last year the 000 additional officers and men pany will make an a t t e m p t to re-•jlfilities will be built."
Interment private.
day. 9:30 A. M
requiem mass at TransAmerican Legion and various other eligible for discharge by Feb. 1, sume bus service," Barrager said*m "The economic significance of t h e
In cherished and loving memory of
figuration R C. Church. 10 o'clock.
DILTS— Ralph H
in his 53rd year: beloved Interment Calvary Cemetery.
Mrs.
Anne
K
Twomey
a devoted son and brother,
veterans* organizations supported a when critical scores will be lowered "With the buses idle, income halt- T h r u w a y has been evidenced by
husband of Julia, and devoted father of
CAFT. JOHN J. BOVA,
ed and administrative expenses plans already made by large InMcGLlNCHY
—
Honora
(nee
Barry),
on
Jan.
bi-partisan measure, of which he from 55 to 45 points.
Lorraine.
killed In action in Belgium. Jan 9. 1944.
A
solemn
requiem
mass
was
of8. 1946: beloved wife ot the late Cornelius:
Funeral services on Wednesday at 2 P M.
First anniversary mass on Wednesday, Jan
E n t e r i n g In the entire demobili- continuing, \ don't comprehend dustrial organizations to seek facwas a sponsor, which would have
mother of Anne. Katherine, Frank and Ed- 9. at St Joseph's R. C. Church at 9:30 A. M.
from tits late home 1236 Grand Concourse.
fered
for
Mrs.
Anne
Kenel
*Twomey,
zation
controversy was the prob- how the bus company can save tory sites along its route and a t
ward McGltnchy.
earmarked breakage for veterans
A silent thought, a secret tear,
near l«7th st Bionx. N. Y,
Notice of funeral hereafter.
44, of Astoria at 10 A. M. today In rehabilitation.
points near centers of population
Keeps his memory ever dear.
Interment In St Michael's Cemetery.
.
lem of United States prestige in the money."
William F Coster.. Director.
MOTHER. FATHER. SISTERS
MeHl'GH— Theresa. Jan. 4. 1946: beloved sisfrom
which manpower may be
Mass
Demonstration
St.
Joseph's
Roman
C
a
t
h
o
l
i
c
conquered
countries
and
the
This, like all other track bills,
_ and BROTHER
ter of Mrs. John Leonsrd.
DOCAB—Andrew. Jan. «. 1946. beloved hus- Funeral from the THOMAS M QUINN A
readily
obtained."
Barrager
said
100
of
the
Bee
Line
touchy
ho
me
front
question
of
uniChurch,
Astoria.
Burial
was
in
Calwas
killed
by
the
powerful
t
r
i
c
k
In loving and cherished memory of
tviad of Anna
father of Ma-v ST».»USS.
SONS
FUNERAL
CHAPEL.
36-10
Broadway
Some
upstate communities have
strikers
will
travel
to
Manhattan
our
beloved
brother.
versal
peacetime
military
training.
Anna Wstral. Elizabeth Fastenan
Josephine
vary Cemetery, Winneld, tinder the lobby in Albany.
L I C . Tuesday. 10 30 A. M
Solemn
JOHN P. WELSH.
Knott Georite. John. Andrew JS and Frank
orposed
the proposition on grounds
today
to
join
CIO
pickets
in
a
Also
certain
to
have
a
bearing
on
requiem
mass
Most
Precious
Blood
**..
C,
"This breakage bill must become
who entered eternal rest
direction of Thomas M. Quinn.
Reposing at the O'Shes Funeral 'Home. 29-13
Church, i l A. M
,
Jan 8th. 1941
Oilman Blvd
Astoria
mass
demonstration
at*
the
Western;
that
it
would
divert tourist trade.
the
outcome
of
investigation
dea
law,"
Halpern
declared,
"and
I
Mrs. Twomey lived at »-71 33rd
Arrangements
tstrr under the direction ot Interment Calvary Cemetery under direction There is a link, death cannot sever.
Love and remembrance last forever
of Thomas M Qulnn A Sons. inc.
intend to fight for it until It be- mands was congressional concern | Union building" to demonstrate IHowever, this may 'be overcome by
Charles J
OShea.
street
and
died
Frida.
in
a
Queens
BROTHERS and SISTERS
hospital after a long illtiess. She comes a law. The $3,500,000 which over the possible effect of G.I. dis- the solidarity of union men in this "feeders" — roads " leadinf ** *•*•
BOOUY—John J suddenly Jan T, 1946. be- M M -George F . on Jan 6. 1946. of 206loved son of the late Michael and Jrtary. ! •65 45th rd . Bayslde; beloved husband of
lived in Astoria 16 years* Surviv- would have thus been secured for | content in t h e impending 1946 elec- fight for s higher standard of Thruway.
Annte: devoted father of Mary Rellly and
laving brother of Anna C . Edward J4 and ,
Card
of
Thanks
living."
ing are her husband, J o h n J. veterans" rehabilitation last year, tions.
the
late
George
Jr
.
brother
of
Martin
and
MYs. Mary O'Flannigan.
Funeral
from the Fogarty Funeral Home. I
Last night In Freeport, Barunder
such
a
measure
is
little
The
Army,
which
touched
off
the
Twomey;
three
sisters,
5|fs.
Josefrom the Harden
Funeral
Home.
/
The family of the late
136-25 41st Ave . Flushing. N. Y , o n Thurs- Funeral
JAMES A.
demonstrations with an announce-j rager met with members of the
/
MABV T
MARTl'RAWO
phine Brennan, Mrs. Mary Boland, enough.
day Jan 10 at 9 30 A. M.. therwSt to St. j Northern blvd . corner 209th St., Bayslde
wish to extend their sincere thanks to their
Michael's Church where a solemn asqulem >
on Wednesday 2 P, M.
ment
that
demobilization
would
Nassau-Suffolk
CIO
Council
to
plan
j
"The state will have to spend
many friends, relatives and neighbors
for and Mrs. Margaret Fey, J l n d two
mass will be offered at 10 A M
-\.f
Interment in Flushing Cemetery.
their sympathy,
floral offerings and
mass
Interment In Mt. St. Mary's Cemeteryi*
Harry
and F r e d e r i c k more and more money if it is to slow down from now on, said it support of the strike by all CIO
MONACO — Philip F.: dsrllng baby son of cards extended during their recent bereave- brothers,
Rosarlo snd Hanna (nee Keogh). of W-Xl ment.
Twomey.
provide its veterans with the care could not "rob" occupation forces anions in both counties. Another,
GALLAGHER — Eilen
of
45-30 170th
St.
Genera/
Tracf
35th ave . Tackson Helj-hts.
They especially wish to thank Peter Angerame
meeting will be held Wednesday{
Flushing. L I . on Monday Jan 7. 1946 Funeral
to
which they a r e entitled. Break- without adequate replacements.
from
the
MeGrath
Funeral
Home,
for his kind and efficient services
beloved wife of the late Thomas F : de|
2
7
0
JACKSON
AVE..
L. L
81-20 37th ave , Jarkeon Heights, on WedIt said the situation stemmed night in Hempstead, he said. He
age represents a 'painle s' source
voted moth»r of Thomas F
Charles J..
nesday
at
9:30
A.
M.
M
u
s
of
the
Angels
S
T
.
l
U
e
l
l
4-8527
Mrs.
Antonia
Lo
Buglio
Hugh J. and Mrs Helen Murray
I from the Jack of any comprehensive added that, "sympathy strikes are
at tbe Church of the Rlessed Sacrament at
of revenue."
Funeral from the Conway Funeral Home «3rd
Mrs. Antonia Lo BuolioJ 70, died
1C A M.
St. and Northern blvd , Jacfcson Heights.
Informed sources in Albany said ; program for replacing veterans in not contemplated."
JOSEPH V McGRATH. Funeral Director.
Day and time later
Carter made his statement about
last night at her home. 57-4t Penrod the state administration looked Europe and Asia. It also blamed
"world conditions" which the Bee Line saving money as a 1
street. Corona, after a lon§; illness. favorably on O'Dwyer's proposals rchanged
uired th
« country to maintain result of the strike after he had
John Heinz
She was the mother of Nicholas Lo for new taxes, if " t h e ~neecTw~erej « l
been asked bv a reporter what the
And It was con- occupation forces.
A solemn requiem mass for John Buglio, Sanitation Department as- demonstrated.
Stoppage was costing his firm.
The
War
Department
reiterated
ceded
that
funds
were
needed
for
Heinz, 91. of Astoria, will be of- sistant director of safety and presi"The biggest loss In this s t r i k e ! rscTOBt i i r r u u - t i i .
that
the
demobilization
slowdown
the
city's
subway
systems.
fered at 10 A. M. tomorrow in Our dent of the department's Qplumbian
incotiroKATiD
~z
and
any similar walkout is the;
However, administration leaders was not unexpected.
Lady of Mount Carmel Roman
tf ALTER & COOKS. rrswMeat a». Ssls Ovstr
Society
and
th*
«rand
council
of
public."
the Bee Line president d e - !
were cool to O'Dwyer's suggestion
Catholic Church, Astoria.
Burial
•3-32 FOREST AVE.
1B8-14 NORTHERN BLVO.
d a r e d . "I am reluctant to discusswill be in St. John's Cemetery, State and City Civil Suffice Em- that the state turn over the stock
FLUSHING, L. L
t S - l l lash*** are
I. 1. O i l *
RIDGEWOOD, L I.
the financial aspect to the company!
transfer tax collection* made in
ployee* Columbian Society.
Middle Village.
Kmsr B r t S s s H . . »
STUIwsU « swaa
Phone
i
FLeahinf
S-S«0d
because
it
might
be
Interpreted
as
Phone • HEfemaa 3-0900 I
Mr. Heinz was born In Germany
Also surviving her arc tilree oth- the city and a 50 per cent slice of
gloating.
Yet, the fact remains
and came to this country 65 years er sons, Michael, Frank and James, the state tax on racing collected
150-10 HILLSIDE AVE.. JAMAICA. L. I . — P b o n . i JAm. S-6670
that
we
save
money by not operatat
city
tracks.
ago.
A retired cigar maker, he and three daughters. Mrs. Rose
The** of thm Finmtt Funmrat Hommt In Long lalond
ing buses now.
lived in Astoria since 1915. He died Campay, Mrs. Madeline Bottone
An admission tax could bo Im"We make our money In \ the
Every known comfort for the bereaved with a t e of Chapel and
Saturday at his home. 25-40 Cres- and Mrs. Mary Alvino; 11 grand- posed on city race goers with the
(Continued
from
Poaw
One)
summer,
when crowds are going to
cent street, after a long illness.
beautifully furnished Repoalng Room without extra charge,
children and six great grandchil- approval of the state administraand
from
the beaches. In fact, we
Surviving
are
his
wife,
Julia;
tion,
It
was
predicted.
However,
dren.
fUneral from residence li desired.
Manager
In
office,
but
office
closed.
must
make
enough then to tide us
four
sons,
John,
Philipp,
Edward
the
tracks
draw
patrons
from
out•sUf Csses Casks* CsvsrsJ wis* Ssv
Mrs. Lo Buglio lived in Corona
through the winter months, when
No pickets.
and R'chard, and four daughters,
side
the
metropolis
and
the
New
Clsta. 4s Ulsstrstse
Mrs. Lillian Lans, Mrs. Elizabeth since 1907 and was a member bf York Stock Exchange is a state and
LA GUARDIA FIELD: Office patronage is much lower."
Ms*
Schruefer, Mrs. Joan Sehuman and the Rosary Society at St. |<eo's Ro- national business. For these rea- closed. No pickets.
Riders 'Amased'
man Catholic Church. A solemn
Mrs. Catherine Becker.
sons,
it
was
pointed
out,
the
city
Carter said he and other comrequiem mass will be offered SaturJ u s t before the strike was called,
day at the church for hef. Burial could not claim a special share of R H. Kimball, company viee-presi pany officials had received, "inthe state taxes on these activities.
will be in St. John's Cemetery, Middent, addressed a message to a j j ; numerable" expressions of amazeMrs. Mary R. Johnston
dle
Village.
employes
in the metropolitan area ment from bus riders and others
A solemn requiem mass for Mrs.
iiveing
them
to reconsider the de- that the company's offer to arMary Rock Johnston, 86, of Elm150 Attend Session
bitrate the dispute had been recision to walk out.
hurst will be offered at 10 A. M.
OUR DIGNIFIED FUNERAL INCLUDES: Thursday in St. Bartholomew's Msgr. James A. Chmteh Of P.A.C. in Queens
jected by the union.
UP
said
the
company
was
willing
C a s u s <ss J i o s t r s t s d i i r u n m s e w u a rsis&sioD oai nsnaiws. s n e r s v e u
Roman Catholic Church, Elmhurst.
' t o discuss a redistribution of t h e ! , "The people who have been In
Bams p l a t s s a d lined witb p U i o * to m s i c h .
Strong outsids ouriaj
More than 700 persons filled St.
More than 150 attended a meet- (award handed down by the W a r ouch with us and we surselves
Burial will be in Calvary Cemebos.
Removing ramsJns from s a y Hospital sn Orsator New
York,
BmMimuag s o d oars ot r o m a i a s u o c u s m a n s Bolt os U a d r s urwss,
tery. Winneld, under the direction Catherine of Sienna Roman Catho- ing of t h e Queens Citizens Politi- (Labor Board so that 16 per cent can't understand why t h e same
• s s of eandolatora s a d osvncUes w h s r s
equestsd,
Oss of
draperies
lic Church, St. Albans, during the cal Action Committee last night in
of Gerald J. Neufeld.
a n d t w o doassi etuUrs a n d p t i m a
Flowers on door
Procuring
of the employes who got no raises union that consented to arbitration DON'T LOOK UNDER
the
parish
house
of
Grace*Epissolemn
high
requiem
mass
yesterin Manhattan recently is opposed
permit
S n t o m o b U s H—rso.
O n * U m o u s i n s to s a y ComstscT
Mrs. Johnston was t h e mother of
will benefit.
Oreater Nrw T o r t
Ossivorins bos ss Cemstwl?.
Marie L. Johnston, acting principal day for Monsignor James A. Char- copal Church, 155-24 90th avenue, T h e union, he asserted, refused to it out here on Long Island," THE BED
Carter said.
of Bryant High School. Also sur- ters, founder of the parish. One Jamaica.
to
accept
the
WLB's
award
because
Soaars 8 »
Charles
Belous
of
Forest
Hills,
One of the suggestions t h a t the
hundred
others
who
couldn't
gain
viving her are three sons, Charles
Solid s U r - v o o w
was it felt the public members of the strike be settled by arbitration for burglars! T h e y »r*
M., Edward F . and Lawrence R. entrance to the church stood out- a former city councilman
side in the drizzling rain. Burial chairman of the meeting. Guest board were prejudiced and that came from Mayor Herbert Mirschel far too smart and besides,
Johnston.
intimidating of Hempstead, who sent telegrams
was
in Holy Name Cemetery, Biook- speakers Included Dr. Dan Dodson the company was
Mrs. Johnston lived at 43-27 For4s OlastroteS
dangerous. Outwit
of Sunnyside, chairman of former workers by asking for police pro- to the company and union, em- it's
Belsw
ley street and died Monday in St. ly.n.
phasizing t h a t "the right to strike
Vincent's Hospital, Manhattan. She
B o r o u g h President fames A. Mayor LaGuardia's Committee on.tection
He denied both charges.
is not absolute" when a public car- them by getting yttna
came to Elmhurst in 1905.
Burke. County Judge T h o m a s Unity and Palmer Weber, research
On the telephone tront
of Citizens P. A. C, and
the rier is involved.
Residence and
Outside
Downs and Commander "Frederick director
professor at University of VI r- strike picture was brighter.
The Bee Line executive said no
Gallagher,
senior
Catholic
chaplain
gin la.
James M. Conlon
Negotiations 'Promising*
conference to attempt to settle the Theft Insurance,
at St. Albans Naval Hospital, were
t t i i SDOWS are ins* two oi t i n many eempieta tunoraia
fa
A solemn requiem mass for among those present.
A strike t* scheduled for- tomor- strike was planned.
s>r* ftlao many m a g n l n o e n t casket* tn a l a n o g a n y
O o s and otnwi s e l e c t s *
James M. Conlon, 85, of Woodside,
Police in t h e central and westrow which would disrupt telesrood* which ax* plainly marked s a d Sb* o n e * inc lads* s o m p l s t s f u n c r o t
Bishop Thomas E. Molliy of the Star-Journal Employe
will be offered at 11 A. M. tomorern
Nassau communities served by
phone
service
throughout
t
h
e
Brooklyn Diocese pronounced t h e
•taNBATTAJI
cjt'tEKt
OUR FUNERAL HOMES
Bee
Line reported that commuters,
country,
but
negotiations
were
unbenediction. The Rev. Daniel Dwyer With Red Cross Overseas
11? Weal ISew) M TRafa'gai 1-97SS
1SS-1S HinsMs Avawws JAssalea S-SS7S
including hundreds who normally
der
way
today
which
seemed
of St. Bartholomew's Chufch, ElmSS-SS Fsrest Avesuae—HEgesaaa S-SSM
I4S1 flSB* I T S " '
INSURANCE AGENCY
Albert E. Rounds of 136-12 57th promising.
Both aides
already ride buses to t h e Jamaica subway
US- U N«rtb«rw BlvO. -FLsshista t-SSSS
hurst,
was
the
deacon,
and
the
aubM
O
R
S
.
JROORLTR
and elevated stations, were man- G e n e r a / Inturanca
VndmtavrifeSPSJ
road, Flushing, has arrived in the
1 West Iteth SI
RArasowd »-ItP>
deacon was the Rev. Edward Dono- European Theatre of Operations to have made, concessions.
s* Se*eata tvesno—MAla i-*SSS-*
aging to get to their jobs by using
1M East Treasont Avs.—Ladlnw 1-27S*
The
threatened
strike
Is
an
out?4-03 Roosevelt Ave..
1211 Flatswsb Av — g l e k m l m U t t-026*-i
van of St. Patrick's C h u i p i . Gi -at serve the armed forces as an AmeriM7 w.iii. Av* noti H»..O a s m
141 LiitOea • ! * « . •I'ekmimtei «-l*SS
growth of the Western Electric the Long Island Railroad, pooling
Neck.
Jackson Heights
private r a r s or, In isolated cases,
can Red Cross assistant field di- strike, which started last week
STATSJV tsiaNtvart roross »tess» SI B n s o i * * — O l S r a i t a a S-A05*
(
S
T
ft
M T t O N BLVD - I « I •"«>
hitch-hiking.
rector. Until his Red Cross apErnest Waver, president of the
RtHMHims-tl«
Maaiaronsek
A v e a a * TatepB***
WRIte
flslas
,
i
_ PBONB C A U vTUJ. BRING BKPRESCNTA11VR— NO
OBUUailUN
pointment.
Rounds
was
employed
by
A s s o c i a t i o n of Communlcat «.n
HAvemeyer 4-4480
Mrs. Louise Hart
the Long Island Star-Journal. Dur- Equipment Workers, an IndepenBeer and Liquor License*
1IIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUI\I
Services for Mrs.. Louisf Schultz ing World War II he served as a dent union with 6,000 members,
Notice li hereby Klven thst License No
Hart, 81, of Astoria will bf held at volunteer ambulance driver fori said plans call for the throwing of EB-:'MS
has been lsxued to the undrrtifned
S 4lr>tfl*w MO
to
sell elder snd beer at retail under the
1:30 P. M. tomorrow in tile Thom- U.S.A.A.C. Emergency Corps in New | picket lines around all telephone
Almhnlic Beverate Omtrol Law at 2 1 - l t 4»th
as M. Quinn and Sons Funeral York City and was a member of the j offices tomorrow. Union employes »vrnui> Long Island City, Queens County, for
consumption
Chapel,
36-10 Broadway, Astoria. U'. S. Coast Guard auxiliary, Flush- would refuse to go through, he on premises
We quote our Funeral* com• v a l l a b l s to
ELIZABETH BEI.LIPARIO MINCNN1.
Burial
will
be
in
Woodlawn
Ceme2
1
l t 40th avenue, Lone Ulsnd City.
ing.
Mrs.
Rounds
will
remain
in
predicted.
plete — t h e r e a r e no extra
Jan * I M :
tery, the Bronx.
Flushing
during
his
service
overiw _
In t h e meantime, Joseph A
-ornate or
charges t h a t cause misunderMrs. Hart died Monrtaf at heris e a * s
Beirne, president of the National
standings—tn our display room
home, 22-07 19th street. She was
Federation of Telephon Workers,
the widow of Rudolph Hart, and
{ you And a large price range tn j
RUSSIAN c m t l S T M A R
the parent union, said a national
mother of Mrs. Ida McCarthy, Mrs.
Members of the Russian Orthodox j strike poll was only 70 per cent
COMPLETE FUNERALS
Louise Grimes, Mrs. MadHline Ut- Church who follow the Julian calen- completed,
ley and Walter and Raymsnd Hart. dar observed their Christmas yes-1
He refused to Indicate the trend
because they are Insured
From One Hundred
terday in Queens by attending spe-1 of the strike poll,
cial church services.
The question before telephone emHarry B. Royer
and Fifty Dollars
CONVEME.NTH
LOCATSD
D i v i d e n d D e c l a r e d a s of D e c e m b e r 3 1 s t , 1 9 4 1 .
A solemn requiem mass lor Harry
42-17 69th ST„ WOODSIDE
Careful Attention to ReligiB. Royer. 64, former president and
Four Savings are Insured up to S5.0M by the Federal Having* a
ous and Fraternal Details.
manager of the Long Island City
A tittle drip
Loan Insurance Corp., of Washington, D. C , s n Instrumentality
National Bridge Works, will be ofcows* • tlip
"A 24-Hour Personal Sorvicm"
of the United States Government.
fered at 10 A. M. Thursday in the
Oas fifftfs* slip esa
Corpus Christi Roman
Catholic
ormok m kip
RtrNHOLD
A.
Church, Manhattan. Burial will be
Accounts Opened
tf looking tor s
This sssoctstton Is
1
in Pottstown, Pa.
122-11 18th Awe., College Point
Home
our tHtlrers
G
o
v
e
r
n
e
d
by
s
up
to
the
Mr. Royer lived at 440 Riverside
will he pleased to
Board
of
Directors
10th
of
the
Month
COMPANY.
I
N
C
KLushing 3-3131
drive, Manhattan, and die# Sunday
Chapel
Fantral
Director
help you in ovary
t h s t a r e local men
in
St. Luke's Hospital, Manhattan.
EARN DIVIDENDS
DIGNIFIED
AND
possible way.
•
who
k
n
o
w
local
45-09 Little Neck Parkway,
Surviving him are his wife, Lucy;
EXACT rUNEKAL
DIRECTION
From the 1st
Please call on them
needs.
Little Neck, at Northern Blvd.
a son, Richard, and a sister, Miss
THOMAS
G.
PLUMIING
86-08 Broadway, Elmhurst
E. Mabel Royer.
BAyside 9-4949
TsL H A e . m s y o r 9-3000
HEATING
Death Notices
Monday.
GALLAGHER—William J., on Sunday. Jan. • MOSKOW1TZ — Antonettt M . on
Jan. 7. 1946; devoted wife of Joseph; be1946. of Little Neck. L. I ; brother of Marloved mother of Jacob; loving daughter of
garet F. Conran, Nathalie Duffy, Edwin and
by seven
Nicholas
Maur >; also survived
George Gallagher.
brothers and sisters.
Funeral from the Shoop Funeral Home. Little
Neck parkway, at Northern blvd. Little Neck. Funeral from the residence. 56-45 Van Cleef
10, at
L. I . on Wednesday, at 9:30 A. M . thence: ave.. Corona, on Thursday, Jan.
11 A. M.
to St Ana stasia's R. C. Church where a i
In
St.
Vincent's
Cemetery
In
solemn requiem mass will be offered at 10 Interment
Madison, N. J.
A. M.
WILLIAM
J(
HI
ANN,
Funeral
Director
Interment In Calvary Cemetery.
374 WORKERS
AID HOSPITAL
CITY SHARE
IN RACING
TAX SOUGHT
TO BE FREE
FROM TOLLS
M
l
|
I
'
STEVENSON CO.
T
Obituaries
Salter p. Cooke
HAR0WAR
Hamburger's " ^ u s i "
TELEGRAPH
WORKERS
STRIKE
Si 50
$225
IIEIYSTOXE
OUR POLICY
iHAuMfttt
423161 m i T
URBAN
SAVINGS EARN WITH SAFETY
Funeral Home
Charles T. Shoop, INC
SKELTON
FOGARTY
tnimiiiiiniiiiiniiiiiiiimiiniiiimmii
Funeral Director
J,.MORISCO»50«1_
ESTABLISHED 1889
HENRY
l Two Modem Funeral ftom*$
•0-11 ASTORIA Bl VD L I C
RAvenswood 8-1681
U-28 BBOADWAT L. L C1TT
M M RAvenswood 8 - 7 8 8 3 — H
MAYER
MALBIN
Flushing 9-85*3
WEYDIG?
FUNERA1 HOME
CBARJCS
WFtDlUu
13-39 122nd ST.
Uc.
Met.
%Zg%%
136-25 41st AVENUE
FLUSHING N. Y.
Officer—FLu
9-0268
RmMidonem—FLu. 9-0304
MODFRN
NEAR
FUNERAL
ROMS
ALL TRANSIT
John J. Dooley
A" requiem mass will be offered
at 10 o'clock Thursday m#rninR in
St. Michael's
Roman
Catholic
Church, Flushing, for John J.
Dooley, superintendent oil the Little Neck Postofflce, who jjfcollapsed
at his desk yesterday an<| died be
fore medical aid reached flim.
Mr. Dooley, who was J 41, was
born in Flushing and was graduat-
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