THE DAILY ARGUS, MOUNT VERN ON, N. Y., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4,1941 Mortimer Bell i jww ^^wesEs**"*^ '• •v-'-?*

V5* >*•- Second Large.1 Number to College'. History In Salisbury Lou Gehrig Gasoline Looms —Commencement Program To Begin Tomorrow Services in Riverdale Former City Official Drastic Curbs on Thirty-eight young women will ceive a diploma. Mrs. Mabel Carta. '^•Na..r —Thousands Pass Bier Civilian Car Use, receive A. B. degrees, and 88. will Darrow of Bronxvi^ wiUi^lve Was 77—Funeral To receive two-year diplomas at the her A. ». degree. This week her Be Held Tomorrow at Christ Church Home Heating Asked commencement exercises at Sarah small daughter, Mabel, «»•*•• Lawrence College Saturday St 11 nursery echool at Sarah "**•*«•• RIVERDALE—The last 1*4 sen­ A If. This is the second largest Patricia Holllster of Bronxville wtll SALISBURY, Conn-J. Mortimer tences were recited over Lou Oehrig WAeHUfOTOH, first baseman who died The shortage, petroleum experts terday* He was seventy-seven yeers said, would become progressively cises will be held in Bates Hall. old. Monday night after a brave two- Commencement speakers, wili be year tight against an unsolved more acute during tne Autumn and Mr. Boll, who practiced law in on into next year. ~ * two faculty members, William Mount Vernon for many years, disease rested in a handsome mahogany coffin banked by thou­ To combat the scarcity and to Schuman, American composer and came to Salisbury to live in 1916, (AP Photo) keep it from curtailing defense pro­ member of the music faculty, and sands of blooms as the Rev. Gerald THE SUICIDE of Lieutenant- Born Sept. 2, 1863. in City Island, Barry spoke the burial office of the duction, they recommended rigid Miss Cora DuBoia, instructor in N. Y., he was graduated from Co­ Commander Walter R. Jones was restrictions be imposed on the use Episcopal Church in Christ Church announced yesterday by the Navy anthropology. lumbia University in 1886. He was on Riverdale Avenue. of oil. Specifically, it was suggested The three-day commencement active in Republican Party affairs department. Jones, Assistant that "Gasless Sundays" be started, The services, which lasted 10 U. 8. Naval Attache In Leaden program opens tomorrow night for many year* in Mount Vernon. and that the temperature in oil- with the presentation of "Go At the turn of the century, he was minutes, were held while more than and former White House aide, heated homes be kept five degrees 500 persons stood outside the killed himself at his post. He Ahead, Please," a revue written, elected to the Board of Aldermen lower this Winter. No federal pro­ produced and acted by the students. and served several terms. The late church in the rain. The church, had suffered a nervous break­ gram has yet been formulated, how­ which seats 200, was half filled. down. Friday a country fair will be held Mayor Benjamin Howe appointed ever. . ' all day, followed by a parent- him Corporation Counsel in 1907, Yankee officials and Ford Frick of A full report on the situation was Yonkers, president of the National student baseball game, a picnic and he served until 1909. submitted yesterday to Secretary supper, a repetition of the revue, Opened Law Office League, were among those attend­ Ickes, Defense Petroleum Coordina­ ing. and an outdoor program by the col­ Mr. Bell maintained law offices 70% Of County tor, by a committee of the petroleum The service was read by the Rev. industry. lege chorus and square dancing In the Lucas Building. Among his on the lawn. early associates was James Bagg. Mr. Barry from the Episcopal pray­ Registered The Netherlands instituted "gas- er book. After finishing the ritual, less Sundays" regulations shortly Two Yonkers girls, Mary Ring- After coming to Salisbury, Mr. he remarked simply: wait and Genevieve Jodry, will re­ Bell became active in Town affairs. after the war stated in 1039 and "It is customary to deliver an ad­ they were reported almost 100 per ceive Junior college diplomas. Helen He served as Town Assessor and For Defense Zucker of Crestwood also will re- Selectman, and in 1921 was elected dress at funerals, and it is per­ cent effective because pleasure a member of Connecticut's House missible in this church. However, motorists were fined more than $250. Of Representatives. He was reelect­ it is the wish of the bereaved that 200,000 Civilian* The oil men state a nation-wide ed five times, and In 1939 was des­ this be not done. I am requested Signed, According To five-degree reduction in the tem­ ignated to the State Senate. He (Associated Press Photo) to say simply there will be no eulogy peratures of oil-heated homes would was speaker of the House of Rep­ FIRST OF ITS KIND and especially designed for mine-laying, because you all knew him so well." Initial Announcement effect a 10 per cent saving in fuel resentatives for its 1937 session. the U. 8. S. Terror to shown high and dry in the Philadelphia Navy There was no music and the consumption. Yard receiving its final touches. The new naval vessel to scheduled ritual was at a minimum, con­ Are Banks Mr. Bell became widely known to be launched Friday. WHITE PLAINS — Westchester In Connecticut for his strenuous forming with the request of Mrs. villages and towns have registered opposition to Daylight Saving Time Gehrig. Only those with invita­ about 70 per cent of potential Dooling Backs and compulsory Inspection of motor tions were admitted to the final civilian strength for defense emer­ LENDING vehicles. He sponsored a bill pro­ K W. H. A. Names New Leaders; rites. The public had expressed its gency work, H. Mclntyre Grout, hibiting the display of Daylight sorrow last night in thousands of executive secretary of the West­ Ganter Boom Time on public clocks. men, women and children that chester Defense Council, reported MONEY? Funeral Rites Tomorrow Group To Aid US. 0. Drive wound past Lou's coffin before the today. He was a past master of Mont­ altar for two hours. Mount Vernon Leader During a recent survey among The church was open to the pub­ With some enrolled in three of gomery Lodge of Masons, past presi­ Directors at Annual Luncheon Promise To the cities, 200,000 have signed up Out of Sheriff Race a group of bonks to determine dent of the Lakeville Chamber of lic from 8 to 10 o'clock last night. how many new loons were Commerce and a member of the Supervise Fund Campaign at Railroad Depot This morning a detail of eight for future call. Litchfield County University Cliro sergeants and 100 police were at J. Mayhew Wainwright, chairman WHITE PLAINS—The boom of mods during a twelve month of the council, today issued a call Edward J. Ganter, Yonkers Repub­ period, it was revealed that the and State Orange. The board of directors of the "Y" activities during the 1M0 sea­ the church to keep back the crowds He Is survived by his wife; a son. A new craft club was formed during the funeral oeremonies. for support of the council's efforts, lican leader, for the G. O. P. n6m- average number of new loans Young Women's Hebrew Associa­ in line with President Roosevelt's ination for Sheriff gained headway, daughter, Dr. Dorethy B. Lieb of tion, at its annual meeting yester­ for Juniors and many attended the Later today the body was to be per bank was 1602 and that New York City, and a son, J. Morti­ 8unday entertainments. The In­ cremated. Mrs. Gehrig had made proclamation last week of an un­ it was learned today, when party day volunteered to take charge of limited national emergency. leaders conferred briefly with Coun­ the average new loan amount­ mer Bell, Jr. the solicitation at the New York termediates, numbering 157, at­ no plans for disposal of the ashes. ed to $888. Funeral services will be held tended a class in ballroom dancing, Mrs. Gehrig and Lou's parents, Figures of registrants for defense ty Chairman Charles H. Griffiths, Central Station for the United Serv­ at his first appearance at County And fresh as a tomorrow at 2:30 P. M. at the ice drive. and organized a basketball team. long prepared for his death, wanted work are not tabulated, Mr. Grout That certainly answers the Congregational Church, Salisbury. Ten delegates attended a career an end to the sorrowing, The As­ said, because reports from cities Headquarters after a two-month Those who agreed to serve are: illness. question, "Are Banks Lending f < Mrs. Bernard Cipes, Mrs. Seymour conference at the 22nd Street "Y." sociated Press reported. have been slow in coming in. New daisy in rhis yiOoJUf WuJtet Thomas J. Dooling, City Clerk Money?" doesn't it? Coblens, Mrs. David Comden, Mrs. Senior members sponsored two Last night they stood for hours Rochelle and Yonkers are not co­ Yonkers Workers Benjamin Freedenberg, Mrs. Wil­ receiving the condolences of hun­ operating in the enrolment, but may and Republican leader of Mount The square neck is edged in evening courses, one in home deco­ Vernon, who had been mentioned When you need a loan, wheth­ To Be Fingerprinted liam Jacobs, Mrs. Miles Karsenstein, rating and another in menu plan­ dreds of persons prominent in base­ make a registration later along the Mrs. Carl Katzenstein, Mrs. Jerome ball and public life, including Lou's line of a proposed national census for the nomination, has announced, er for business or yourself, see ning, and also a Leap Year dance. it was reported, that he will throw /Tyrolean braid, and YONKERS—Police Chief William Levy, Mrs. Alfred Steiner, Mrs. Sol Adult members participated in closest associates, who hurried here of civilians. the First National Bank. We by plane and train upon learning Mount Vernon's vote in the com­ A. Kruppenbacher, whose depart­ Strum, Mrs. Joseph Sprinz and Mrs. the "Y" Symphony Orchestra and The registration of persons from maintain two offices for your so is the peplum Jack Zinovoy. of his death. The grief of all of ing convention to Mr. Ganter. ment yesterday began flngerprintmg Choral Group and the Theater sixteen to sixty-five, planned for Other leaders are said to have an­ convenience; one at Mount 900 Habirshaw Cable and Wire Cor­ Others who attended the annual Workshop. They also attended a them was very real. the week of May 19, is now in its Babe Ruth, who preceded Gehrig nounced they favor the Yonkers Vernon, another at Pclham. which like magic minimizes poration employes at the F.BX's re­ luncheon at the "Y" Building were popular dance • class, as well as third week because of the difficulty man as the candidate. quest, today was confronted with a Mrs. Louis Felstiner, Mrs. Paul classes in art appreciation, cooking, in those famous Yankee batting of covering rural sections by house-1 > m new fingerprinting headache. Krieger, Mrs. Alfred Rothenberg, speech and home decorating and orders, reached the little church to-house canvassers. White Plains. Sheriff George A. Casey of New your waist. only 7.9t The Chief received orders via Mrs. Melvin, Mrs. Jack Pomerantz, I three forum meetings. last night just before dark. With Mount Vernon and Peekskill set up Rochelle, however, seeking a third teletype to fingerprint afl 245 mem­ Mrs. Maurice Salwen, Mrs. Erwin him was Bill Klem, veteran Na­ several registration depots, and in term nomination, remained in the bers of the new Yonkers DefenseiStein, Mrs.. Harry Schwartzman, tional League umpire. the aggregate have registered about running, however, and upcounty Council and maintain a separate file Mrs. Gilbert Shulman, Mrs. Ned Men Want Room Babe stood "for a minute looking 20 per cent of potentials. leaders said they would continue at his former teammate, and tears to Urge Fred W. Ruscoe of Lake of these prints at police head­ Subit, Mrs. Hyman Wishengrad, Colonel Frederick L. Devereux Mary Muffet's Ara quarters. Mrs. Max Maccoby, Mrs. George In Chicago Bars welled into his eyes and ran down Waccabuc, chief deputy sheriff for his cheeks. He stumbled over into estimated that 347,000 persons, 60 many years Freedenberg, Mrs. Isaddr Brozan CHICAGO, (AP)—A city council per cent of Westchester's popula­ Exclusive In Town With and Mrs. Celia Atman. a corner and buried his face in his Mr. Dooling is said to have told lArmy Would Waive committee is going to gather evi­ arms. An attendant opened a door tion, fall in the age group sought. Chairman Griffiths that he wishes Mrs. Zinovoy, chairman of the The 18 towns, including 23 villages, 22 WEST FIRST ST dence first hand on a charge *,hat and took the Babe into an ad­ to remain as City Clerk of Mount MOUNT VZRNON Walsh-Healey Act nominating committee, presented a man can't get a drink at Loop have about 250,000 population and the following slate of new officers: joining room until he had regained Vernon. He had also been under bars because the women edge him the 70 per cent registered would 35 TOTM AVENUI President, Mrs. Jacobs; vice-presi­ his composure. consideration for appointment as WASHINGTON, (AP)—The War out. Governor Herbert H. Lehman be 175,000. With about 25,000 en­ County Finance Commissioner when PELHAM •Department, saying there was ne­ dent, Mrs. Steiner; secretary, Mrs. rolled among 126,000 in the three Rothenberg; treasurer, Mrs. Krieger. Alderman James McDermott made made the following comment: the incumbent, Herbert C. Gerlach cessity "to eliminate the harmful the allegation in proposing an "I am shocked and grieved to cities participating the total is of Ossining, Is advanced to County effects of speculative activity" in Mrs. Zinovoy welcomed Mrs. Brozan, Spo.ooe. Mrs. Aptman, Mrs. Coblens, Mrs. amendment to the city's liquor code learn of the passing of Lou Gehrig. Executive. Supervisor Frederick G. canned food stocks, made a formal which would require that women He was a splendid athlete who al­ Schmidt of Rye is the only other request today for suspension of the George Freedenberg and Mrs. Member Federal Deposit Sprinz as new directors. be seated at tables before spirituous ways stood for fair play and clean person mentioned for the appoint­ Walsh-Healey public contracts law imbibing. ment. Insurance Corporation so that Army canned food orders Mrs. Carl Katzenstein gave a re­ sport. He was a fine type of Bund Closes' An erican whose example may well might be placed directly with the port on Camp Willow Tree, an­ : canners. nouncing the opening date as June OBITUARY be followed by the youth of our PERFECT BRIDGE PRIZES Q^JCF^Q^(P <}^^ 20, with Mrs. Florence Herzog as state. Mrs. Lehman joins me in Camp Nordland Defense Savings' Stamps make camp directress. Mrs. Felstiner re­ sincerest sympathy to Mrs. Gehrig." — * perfect bridge prizes. Hostesses, Death Notices ported on Camp Vernon, which will John G. Van Duyn Mayor Fiorello H. LaGuardia parent-teacher associations and or­ YORKTOWN HEIGHTS — John headed the list of honorary pall­ ganizations can help pay for the KTSELE—On June 3rd, 1941. Frederick, of open June 30, with Mrs. Myer Evans Acts After New Jersey YOUR RUGS 119 Forth Ninth Avenue, husband of as directress. »- G. VanDuyn, eighty-four, a former bearers. Others were Yankee Man­ national defense and still give out the late Katharina Sacks and loving resident of Bronxville, died yester­ ager Joe McCarthy, Bill Dickey, Rescinds Its Charter remasKably welcome prizes. Repairing father of Mrs. Anna Kustar and Fred­ Mrs. Jerome Levy reported for the The "Williams' Way" (guaranteed by Good Housekeeping*) erick Eisele, jr. Masonic services will Youth Hostel Committee, a new day at the home of his son, James, Yankee catcher and Gehrig's room­ Storing haa been the accepted way for the past 66 years by a dis­ be conducted at his residence Thursday, activity of the "Y" his year. here on Route 100. He was born mate for many years; John Kieran, TRENTON, N. J., (AP)—Its char­ criminating clientele demanding the best In rug and carpet • P. M,, with religious services Friday Riverdale resident ,and columnist Furntture cleaning at standard rates. Yonr valuable rugs and carpets P. M. Interment, Lutheran Cemetery Mrs. Herzog reported that 178 in Bound Brook, N. J., and for­ ter outlawed by the State Legisla­ Directed by Burr Davis and Son. Inc! Junior memtars participated in merly lived in Brooklyn. on the New York Times; Christy ture, the German-American Bund Cleaning are protected by a Million Dollar Insurance Policy. Surviving besides his son, is a Walsh, publicist; Parole Commis­ Auxiliary disclosed today through *%% advertised therein daughter, Mrs. Lotta Evans of 228 sioner John Maher, Parole Com­ counsel that it had turned over its Pondfleld Road West, Bronxville. missioner Mary Fraschi, Dr. Cald­ Camp Norland to 400 mortgagees IT HAS BEEN SAID? Funeral services will be held at well B. Esselstyn of Riverdale, and surrendered the charter to the the McGrath Funeral Home, Gehrig's physician, and Drs. Paul Secretary of State. J. * J. W. WILLIAMS, INC QB O'Leary, Henry Woltman, Harold Bronxville, tomorrow at 8:30 P. M. Wilbur V. Keegan said the auxil­ FIREPROOF PLANT I have nothing but praise The Rex Harold Hohly of Christ C. Harbein and Bayard T. Horton, IIS F.4ST I44(h STREE f. N. Y. C. MOTT HA VF.N ')im all of the staff of the Mayo Clinic. iary informed him it had sur­ Church, Bronxville, will officiate. rendered the charter yesterday and i for the splendid services^ Burial will be in Mount Hope had filed a deed of sale to the Cemetery. mortgagees Monday with the Sus­ given us." Defense Topics sex County clerk. After passage last night by the Enjoy The Modern Beauty Mrs. John Bangel (Contlnned from Page One) THE BURR DAVIS MORTUARY YONKERS — Catherine Bangel, legislature of a bill repealing the 77th YEAR - widow of John Bangel, who resided auxiliary's charter and incorpora­ Of A Lovely IS FOURTH AVENUE, MOUNT VERNON. N. T. Regents courses will be conducted tion, Governor Charles Edison im­ at 67 Villa Avenue. Sherwood Park, mediately signed it into law. T»U OAkwnod BS27-882S EAIrbankf 4-40X1 died yesterday at McKlnney's Sani­ as usual. Camp Nordland, conducted at tarium after a short illness. She Head of the Junior-Senior High *l was eighty-three. Andover, in the Sussex County Hills, School branch will be James A. was raided Memorial Day by depu­ Mrs. Bangel was born in Ireland. CHARM Cullen of Bdison Vocational and ties led by Sheriff Denton J. Quick She was an old-time resident of Technical High School. In charge on a warrant charging the Bund PERMANENT WAVE Mount Vernon, leaving about ten Auxiliary was operating a nuisance. years ago to make her home in of the elementary group will be Mrs. Quick closed the camp in a climax FRENCH Sherwood Park. Mary ,T. King of Grimes School. to two years of protests by various PERMANENT <,*% Surviving are three daughters, 36 Teachers Appointed groups against rallies by the Ger­ BETTER V1SDERSTA1SDI1SG Mrs. Edward Weiss of Yonkers, Mrs. Thirty-six teacners were ap­ man-American Bund beneath wav­ WAVE $ V . .f. IVe feel it a part of our responsibility to con­ Catherine Bell of Newark, N. J., ing swastikas and' large photographs Styled for Your Individual and Mrs. Robert Orant of Mount pointed for the Summer School last tribute to a better understanding of the funeral night by the Board of Education. of Adolf Hitler. Features profession before the need arises as well as after- V nwnw wd F^ral services will be conducted «• «™neratlon P* — Werdt, at the Burr Davis Mortuary. 15 day: Fourth Avenue. Mount Vernon, on Junior-Senior High School De­ Gale Oil Friday at 10 A. M. Burial will be partment—Mr. Cullen, head teach­ Jenks Funeral Home tn City Cemetery, Mount Vernon. er, $15; Robert L. Bartlett, $6; John Permanent $ wemuin M. Caville. $6; Harry A. Collins, LO.\ M. 4ENKS, Fuaeral Director |7; Samuel o. Kurtz, $6; Laura W. ! Wive 3 Henry A. McAleenan MacDonald, $7; J. Milton Phillips. 23 EAST 2ND STREET PHONE HILCREST 3804 BRONXVILLE —Henry A. Mc­ $7; Florence Reynolds, $7; Elmer M. Vonette Aleenan, 68 Highland Circle, senior Taylor, $7; Elizabeth M. Macken- Individual partner in a large pawn brokerage thum, $6; Arthur Ferry, $6; Arthur Oil $ firm, died yesterday at his home of O. L. Miller, |6; Frank P. Bunker, Permanent Other Waves I pneumonia. He was seventy-nine. $6; Kenneth R. Copp, $7; Annabel WAVE 4 Surviving him are hi§ wife, of this D. Hunter, $6; Mattie W. Huston, Up To % If) I village; a son, a nephew, Henry J.- $6; Vera P. Jaros, $7; Madelyn McAleenan of White Plains, also a Jordan, $6; Herbert H. Murphy. $7; EMPIRE partner in the firm; two daughters, Kenneth H. Smith, $6; Sara Spit- Individual OH Mrs. Edward Pagan of New York eer. If; Clifton W. Russell, **; $ OPIN DAILY and Mrs. Marjorie O'Sullivan of Elvira Bria, |6; Hildur C. Bridge, WAVE HARPE this village, and a brother. $6.50; Louise Buchar, $6; Margaret 5 9 A, M. ro 8 P. M. OUR SERVICE ASSURES 8. Newell, $6.50, and Lorraine Rou- Reg. \%M . FUNERAL HOME PEACE OP MIND get, $6, 121-123 Sa. Fifth Ave. VMtf «t ruprrl'nr* rqul» M l« a*Ut f*cterlly make all fnn*ral arrant? Elementary Department — Mrs. Lady Attendant FLORAL DESIGNS Mtnta at nadarata eaiti thai espraaa »«or Trar King, head teacher, $11; Emma M Oak. 4120 - Oa Hfmfmlirinff. Brant) Baker, $6.50; Gertrude mMarco. >mplete Funerals full' M<« dcatffaa. Charm Beauty Salon rrMft Cat rtowtra Oaib $550; Josephine B. Dodson, $4.50; REGAN'S FOBS, Ttlarraah IMfvarv ftarvtea Clare R. $4.50; Linnie E. 4 FOURTH AVINUI HOME, INC Hutchinson, $6.50; Marlon E. Mar- OVVMHW WaMorf Hnnl Veenar Mt. Vernon Aveno* FLOWER KING ren, $5 50; Leonora S. ResS, $550, OAkwood »7S7-RAymond 9.7748 OBAMATAN AVSNU1 end Josephine C, Terwiiligcr, $6W,

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