Gustav Blum, 76, Producer Adm. Powell, at 70; Was Naval Aide to FDR Washington (AP) Retired Rear Adm. Paulus Prince Powell. 70, a combat veteran and former White House Naval aide, died yesterday of cancer in the Naval hospital at Bethesda, Md. Powell, a native of Woodview, and a 1913 graduate of the Naval Academv, assumed his first command in 1926, becoming skipper of a destroyer which operated in the Mediterranean.
Later, Powell served as Naval aide at the White House under President Hoover. In 1940 he was placed in command of the USS Ohaha and, in 1941, was reassigned to Washington as a Naval aide to President Franklin D. Roosevelt. After service in the Pacific theater during World War Il, where he twice earned the Legion of Merit, Powell attained flag rank in 1944 as a commodore. He retired in 1947 as a Icar admiral.
Powell subsequently became vice president of the Appeal Printing Co. of New York; president of the Town Hall of New York and the Adventurers' Club; a director of the New York Council of the Navy League and a director of J. D. Marsh Washington. John Schroeder, at 55; Invented Vacuum Pump Deer Park Services for John Schroeder, an inventor and manufacturer, will be conducted at 9:30 AM tomorrow in SS.
Cvril and Methodius Church. Schroeder, 55, of 36 Old Country died Tuesday in St. Clare's Hospital, Denville, N.J. A native of Germany, Schroeder came to the United States about 35 years ago. In 1948, Schroeder, who had been a machinist, invented 2 vacuum compressed-air pump and formed a corporation to manufacture it.
He was president of Neptune Products Inc. of Dover, N.J., which made the pumps. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Adelheid Schroeder, a daughter, Peggy, and a son, Richard H. Schroeder.
Burial will be in St. Charles Cemetery, Pinelawn. Rites Set for Bernhardt Great Neck- -Services will be erick C. Bernhardt, 58, Long Island day night when the car he was driving trailer truck stalled on the Long Bernhardt, of 44 Grace House, 20 Station Plaza, Great Neck. a daughter, Mrs.
Ingrid Beberdick, Services will be conducted at Home 190 Middle Neck Great conducted tomorrow night for Fredrestaurateur, who was killed Monwas in a collision with a tractorIsland Expressway, near North Hills. was proprietor of Bernhardt's Steak He is survived by his wife, Maria; and three grandchildren. 8:30 PM at the Fleidner Funeral Neck. Burial will follow. J.
A. Blumenstock; Ex-Halfback Passaic (UPI) James A. (Jimmy) Blumenstock, 46, former Fordham university halfback who starred in two bowl games in the 1940s, died vesterday at Passaic General Hospital. In 1941, Blumenstock was voted the outstanding player of the Cotton Bowl game in the Rams' 13-12 loss to Texas The following vear his long punts carried Fordham to a 2-0 victory over Missouri in the Sugar Bowl. Blumenstock played two vears of professional football with the Bethlehem, Bulldogs in 1946 and the New York Giants in 1947.
During his schoolboy davs, Blumenstock starred for Rutherford, N.J., High School when it was one of the top teams in New Jersey during the 1930s. CARD OF THANKS THE FAMILY of the late Josephine Moglia expresses their sincere thanks and appreciation to Dr. Henry Greenberg, the Reverend John E. Leonard and the Reverend Ronald A. Richardson of our Lady of Grace Church.
Charles E. Metzroth and their many friends and relatives for their kindness, during our recent bereavement. The Moglia Family IN MEMORIAM IN MEMORY of Robert Broadley. Dearest father and beloved husband, he is gone but not forgotten, and, as dawns another year, in our lonely hours of thinking, thoughts of him are always near. Days of sadness will come o'er us.
friends may think the wound is healed, but they little know the sorrow that lies within the heart concealed. Your loving Wife and Children DEATH NOTICES BAYLIS- -Ralph M. on July 30. 1963 of Floral Park, L.I. Beloved husband Barbara.
Devoted father of Barbara Pequillan. Also survived by 2 grandchildren. Reposing at Thomas F. Dalton Funeral Home, 29 Atlantic Avenue, Floral Park, L.I. Religious service Thursday 8 PM.
Reverend Richard Wilson officiating. Funeral Friday 10 AM. -Frederick suddenly on July 30, 1963. Beloved husband of Maria, nee Roth; beloved father of Mrs. Ingrid Beberdick.
He is also survived by three grandchildren. Friends may call at the Fliedner Funeral Home 190 Middie Neck Great Neck, 3-5: 7-10 PM. Funeral service Friday evening at 8:30 P.M. New York- -Gustav Blum, a stage director and producer in the 1920s and '30s, died of a heart attack Monday in Monticello, N.Y., while on vacation. He was 76 and lived at 10G W.
57th St. Blum originated the plan for federally subsidized theater adopted in 1934. Unemployed actors were engaged to perform at low wages in school auditoriums and institutions under the Civil Works Administration. He was born in New York. He majored in drama at Columbia University and later became an actor in stock and a producer.
Blum taught elocution and dramatics from 1909 until his retirement in 1958 at high schools in New York Citv. In the mid-20s, Blum produced on Broadwav "The Shame Woman," starring Florence Rittenhouse; "My Son," "Caught," "The Beaten Track." "Henry Behave!" 'Gertie," "The Mystery Ship," "Her First "Spring Song" and "The "Mystery Man." He directed early stage performances of Pat O'Brien, Edward G. Robinson, Ailine MacMahon, Sylvia Sidney and Antoinette Perrv. His later productions included "The Love Expert, 1929; "Truly Valiant" and "Don't Look Now," 1936; "That Ferguson Family," 1938, and Hard," 1946. He directed Bertha Kalich in "The Child of the World" and "Jitta's Atonement," and upon the death of Francis Byrne, stepped into the leading role.
Surviving are his wife, the former Ethel Silver, two sons, Nelson and Robert, and a daughter, Mrs. Betty Markoe. John 1 51: Was Police Sergeant North Massapequa-John M. Lynch, 51, a New York City policeman, died vesterday in his home after a heart attack. Lunch was born in New York Citv and was a plainclothes sergeant attached to the 82nd Precinct in downtown Brooklyn.
He was a member of several police organizations. He lived at 319 N. Virginia Ave. and had been a resident of North Massapequa for nine vears. He is survived by a son, John M.
Jr. a daughter, Regina, and a brother, Timothy. His wife, Marv, died last December. A Solemn Requiem Mass will be conducted at 10 AM Saturday in St. James Church, Bethpage.
Burial will be in St. Charles Cemetery, Pinelawn. Hoover, Senators Eulogize Hurley Santa Fe, N.M. (AP)-Maj. Gen.
Patrick J. Hurley, statesman, cabinet member and New Mexico political figure, will be buried in Santa He's National Cemetery tomorrow after Catholic services. Hurley was 80 when he died in his sileep Tuesdav night. Details for the final rites were incomplete. Hurley was secretary of war under President Hoover and became a wartime roving envov, trouble shooter and ambassador to China for President Franklin D.
Roosevelt. Although a Kepublican. Hurley served Roosevelt's Democratic administration so effectively, Roosevelt termed him "The Presidents handy man." In New York, Hoover said Hurley "was a de- Ralph Bradford, Oceanside-Ptl. Ralph F. Bradford, 33, a Rockville Centre policeman, died yesterday after suffering a heart attack while on duty at Rockville Centre Police Headquarters.
Police said Bradford, on duty as a clerk, complained of severe chest pains and collapsed at 3:25 PM. He was rushed to South Nassau Communities Hospital, Oceanside, where he died at 3:45 PM. Police said Bradford, a Navy veteran and member of the police force for 11 years, had no history of heart ailment. He was a member of the Rockville Centre Patrolmen's Benevolent Association and the Nassau Police Conference. Bradford was born in Rockville Centre and had lived at 2815 Weeks Oceanside, for the past DEATH NOTICES KSIVENSKI- Max, of 38 DeVine Syosset.
Suddenly on July 30. 1963. Husband of the late Anastasia (Nellie): beloved father of Nellie Solnik and one son, Stephen. Also survived by four grandchildren: 6 great-grandchildren. Reposing at the Glenn R.
Cook's Syosset Funeral Home. 28 DeVine Syosset. Requiem Mass 9:30 AM on August 3rd at St. Mary's Ukrainian Church, Hicksville, L.I. Interment Plainview Cemetery, Hicksville.
LYNCH- John suddenly on July 31, 1963. of 319 North Virginia North Massapequa. Sergeant of New York City Police Department. Loving father Regina Mary and John Matthew Jr. Alse survived by a brother, Timothy.
Reposing at the James Funeral Home of Massapequa, 540 Broadway. Mass 10 AM Saturday at St. James R.C. Church, Interment St. Charles Cemetery.
MA 1963. of MANOOKIAN-Arman 2875 Terrell K. on July Oceanside, 17, L. I. Beloved husband of Asdgig; devoted father of Mary, Alice, Helen, Arman and Sarkis.
Also surviving 7 grandchildren. Interment Greenfield Cemetery, Hempstead, L.I. McKINLEY-Joseph J. on July 30, 1963. Beloved husband of the late Anna L.
McKinley (nee McCord): devoted father of Joseph J. James and William McKinley; dear brother of Margaret Fennessy, Katherine Carey, Adele Reilly, Alice Howe and Elizabeth Eller. Also survived by six grandchildren. Reposing at the Leo F. Kearns Funeral Home, 103-33 Lefferts Blvd.
near Liberty Richmond Hill, Queens. Funeral Friday 8:30 AM. Solemn Mass of Requiem Our Lady of Good Counsel Church of Inwood at 9:30 AM. Interment Long Island National Cemetery. voted American and a devoted friend who lived a life dedicated to the service of our country." "Gen.
Hurley was a great American who made a significant contribution to public life," said Sen. Clinton F. Anderson Sen. Edwin L. Mechem said Hurley was one of the nation's great patriots who was "the first to warn us of the future path of China.
He capped an illustrious career by becoming one of the first to understand the menace of communism and he fought it with all his strength. His service to the American people will always stand as an inspiration to oncoming generations of Americans." A few weeks ago Hurley was selected one of the first five men to be named to the New Mexico Hall of Fame. Was Policeman seven vears. He is survived by his wife, Georgette; his mother, Mrs. Margaret Tierney, and a brother, Robert.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed. Mrs. Wolcott Gibbs, 59 New York- Mrs. Elinor Mead Sherwin Gibbs, wife of the late Wolcott Gibbs, playwright and former drama critic of The New Yorker magazine, died Tuesday at Bellevue Hospital of burns she received in a fire Friday at her home, 352 E. 50th Street.
She was 59. Mrs. Gibbs leaves a son, Wolcott a daughter, Janet, who is Mrs. James Ward; DEATH NOTICES COWPER- May on July 30. 1963, 1772 Old Mill Road, Wantagh, L.I..
formerly of Lynbrook, L.I. Beloved wife of Norman devoted mother of Norma E. Roeder of Rockville Centre: dear sister of Lillian Delany of Massapequa; grandmother Beverly M. Roeder. Member of the Daughters of America.
Reposing at the Perry Funeral Home. 118 Union Lynbrook. L.I. Fraternal services Thursday, August 1st at 8 PM. Religious services Friday.
August 2, 1963 at 2 PM. Interment Rockville Cemetery, Lynbrook, L.I. FISCHER- Mary C. on July 30. 1963.
Beloved wife of the late John F. Fischer. Service at the Fairchild Chapel. 12th Street and Franklin Avenue. Garden City, N.Y.
Greenfield Cemetery. GRAHAM- Charles on July 30. 1963. Beloved husband of Kathleen: devoted father of Helene and father-in-law of Herbert Steinberg. Friends may call at the Fliedner Funeral Home 190 Middle Neck Great Neck, L.I.
3-5, 7-10 PM. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Aloysius R. C.
Church. Great Neck, Friday, August 2nd at 10 AM. Interment, Holy Rood Cemetery, Westbury. HAFF- Richard of Amityville, L.I., on July 31, 1963. Loving father of Mrs.
Amy Hendrickson and Myron Haff: brother of Mrs. Selina Wade and Norman Haff. Also survived by two grandchildren. Reposing at the Robinson Home, 321 Broadway. Amityville, Amityville Fire Dept.
service Fri. evening 8 PM. Religious services 8:15 PM. Interment Sat. morning.
Amityville Cemetery. Visiting hours from 2-5 and PM. HILLGARDNER- John J. on July 30. 1963 15 South Bay Drive.
Massapequa, L.I. Beloved husband of Rae. Religious service 10 AM Friday at the Charles G. Schmitt Funeral Home, 3863 Merrick Seaford, L.I. Interment Long Island National Cemetery.
Visiting hours: 2-4 PM and 7-9 PM. In lieu of flowers donations to the Salvation Army would be appreciated. DEATH NOTICES O' BRIEN- Jeremiah, of Glen Cove, formerly at 65 Landing on July 30, 1963. Native of County Cork, Ireland. Beloved husband of Helen; devoted father of Cornelius and Helen Vitacco; brother of Tim.
Nell. Moll, Kit Combs and Julia, all of Ireland; uncle of Rev. James Combs, also of Ireland. Also survived by several other nieces and nephews and five grandchildren. Member of the James Norton Council of and St.
Patrick's Holy Name Society. Reposing at Kramer Mortuary, 220 Glen Glen Cove, L.I. Funeral Friday, August Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Patrick's R.C. Church at 9:30 AM.
Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. of services Thursday evening. August 1 at 8:30 PM. OGIEVIE-Marie on July 31. Beloved mother of Marie Steinruck.
Donald and Stewart. Reposing at the James Funeral Home. 540 Broadway, Massaequa. Requiem Mass Saturday 10 AM at Our Lady of Lourdes R.C. Church.
Interment St. Charles Cemetery. REILLY--Mary E. (nee Duffy), of 214 Holtsville, N.Y. Formerly of Jamaica, N.Y.
Devoted wife of James A. Reilly: loving mother of Edward F. Reilly, Mrs. Dorothy Mann, and Miss Charlotte Reilly. Also survived by one grandchild, Hobart, 2 brothers, Thomas and Edward all Duffy, of one Woodhaven, sister, N.
Miss Y. Holy Charlotte Rosary Duffy, 8:30 SO PM Wednesday Robertaacio Funeral Home Inc. Requiem Sylvester's R.R. Church, Medford. N.Y.
10 AM. Thursday. Interment Holy Sepulchur Cemetery, Coram, N. Y. ROSCHE- -Charles C.
on July 30, 1963 of 8 Cedar Lynbrook, L.I. Devoted father of Charles Jr. Reposing at the Perry brook. Funeral Home, 118 Union LynL.I. Services Thursday Aug.
1, 1963 at 8 PM. Interment Greenfield Cemetery, Hempstead, L.I. DEATH NOTICES RUSCOE Catherine (Katherine Peterson), on July 29, 1963 of 813 Pine Place, Bellmore, L.I. Beloved wife of John. Loving mother of Mrs.
Muriel Skuza. Also survived by 1 grandson. Religous service Thursday 8 PM. at the Bartholomew Son Funeral Home. 302 South Bedford Bellmore, L.I.
Funeral Friday 1:30 PM. Interment Pinelawn Memorial Park. SCHROEDER- John, of 36 Old Country Deer Park, L.I., on July 30, 1963, in his 55th year. Beloved husband of Adelheid Schroeder and devoted father of Peggy Katherine, and Richard H. Schroeder.
Reposing at the Boyd Funeral Home, Deer Park Ave. and Grand Deer Park. of Requiem at sS. Cyril and Methodius R.C. Church, Deer Park on Friday, August 2.
at AM. Interment St. Charles Cemetery, Pinelawn, L.I. WITKIN- MD. The Nassau County Medical Society deeply regrets the loss of one of its members and wishes to express its sympathy to his bereaved family and friends.
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