JACK DEEP INTERIOR, I ATRIBE GREETS HUNTERS NATIVE TONGUE THEIR CHIEF-- 1-17 Obituary JOHN J. MADAMS Father of News employe John J. MAdams, 56, father of Francis MAdams, a compositor for The News, died Saturday night. He is survived by a widow, a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Lyons, and five other sons, Edward, Charles, Eugene, Vincent and Joseph, the latter two now in the U.
S. Army. A Requiem Mass will be held Wednesday, 10 A. M. at St.
Catherine of Sienna Church, Yorkville. WILLIAM H. WHEAT Illinois Congressman Washington, D. Jan. 16 (U.P.).
-Representative William H. Wheat member of the House Naval Affairs Committee, died early today at Georgetown Hospital as a result of a paralytic stroke suffered a few days ago. He was 64. His death increased to seven the number of vacancies in the House and reduced Republican representation to 207 members. Only recently the resignation of Representative Joseph A.
Gavagan (D. N. had narrowed the Democratic Party's edge over the G. O. P.
and threatened to deprive it of effective voting control. Wheat's present Congressional term was his third. ROBERT J. KIRBY Services at Ossining tomorrow A Requiem Mass for Warden Robert J. Kirby of Sing Sing, who died Saturday night at Ossining.
will be celebrated at 10:30 A. M. tomorrow in St. Augustine's Church, Ossining. Another service will be said Thursday morning in St.
cent's Church, Attica, N. with burial following in St. Vincent's Cemetery there. Kirby, 55, and the first prison guard to rise to the post of warden under the merit system in this state, was principal keeper of Attica Prison prior to his appointment to the Sing Sing post, July 1, 1941. HERBERT C.
SMYTH Rites for attorney Funeral services for Herbert Crommelin Smyth, 74, noted trial lawyer, will be held at 2. P. M. today at the Swedenborgian Church, 118 E. 35th St.
Smyth, senior partner of the law firm of Wellman, Smyth, Lowenstein Fennelly, 25 Broad was counsel for Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney in her successful suit for the custody of her niece, Gloria Vanderbilt. He had written several books. Death Notices GUILIANI-Olympia, on Jan. 15, 1944, beloved wife of Michael and mother of Alfred, Silvio, John.
Josephine, Christina Sallucci and Anna Della Penna. Funeral Grace from on her late Wednesday, residence. Jan. 11391 9:30 A. M.
Solemn Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Pity Church, 151st St. and Morris at 10 A. M. Arrangements by Sisto Funeral Home. METZ- Olive nee Hughes, Jan.
15.1944. Beloved wife of John devoted mother of Dorothy Olive Siegfried and John E. Metz. Funeral services at Walter B. Cooke, funeral home, 347 Willis Bronx, 8:30 M.
Funeral Tuesday. 2 P. M. SCHIRICO Phillip, on Jan. 16.
1944. Beloved husband Fortuna: dear father of Mary, Joseph. Don, John and Anthony. Reposing the residence. 1780 West 12th Brooklyn, until Tuesday, 9:30 A.
M. Thence to St. Mary Mother of Jesus C. Church, where a Requiem Mass will be offered Interment Calvary Cemetery. Death and In Memoriam Notices May be telephoned to The News by your undertaker any time up to P.
M. for insertion in the next day's paper. Phone MU Tray Hill 2-1234. GLOP HOE GOOY GAZOOT SOOT-- 50 SYNTHETIC JOE, THE TRADER OF RARE ORNAMENTS DESIRES COUNSEL WITH ME SHOW THE RAT-FACED ONE IN-- QUEENS MOVES TO BEAT PAPER DRIVE THIEVES Queens will intensify its role in the city's waste paper salvage drive today, with hundreds of volunteer workers ringing doorbells as advance agents for a fleet of collection trucks. Borough President James A.
Burke of Queens explained that the earlier system, under which housewives had left their bundles of waste paper at the curb, had been revised because private scavengers had been beating official collectors to the bundles and carting away the more valuable waste. To Ring And Carry. "We are asking the housewives to hold the waste paper indoors until the doorbell rings and a volunteer worker offers to carry the paper out to the curb for the trucks assigned to the district," said Burke. Collections in neighborhood drives in Queens totaled 760 tons last week, it was announced. Meanwhile, Boy Scout Troop 147, Brooklyn, disclosed that it had ended a 10-day drive in the Flatbush section by turning in over eight tons of old newspapers and one ton of old books and magazines.
Money realized from their collections will be invested in instruments for a band. The Board of Transportation reported it had collected more than 820 tons of waste paper in the city subways during 1943 and had sold it for $8,559.78, which was turned in to the City Treasury. Israel Orphanage Show Scheduled With Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt and Gov. Dewey listed among the honorary patrons, the annual all-star show and fashion revue of Israel Orphan Asylum will be held March 18 at Madison Square Garden.
The affair, conducted annually for more than 20 years, will aid in support of the institution's two homes, situated at 274-282 Second St. and in Far Rockaway, Queens. The honorary patrons include: Mayor LaGuardia, Secretary of War Stimson, Secretary of Interior Ickes, former Gov. Alfred E. Smith, Secretary of Labor Perkins, Wendell L.
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"Their attention, out there in the dark beyond the footlights, fairly hums up to you, just as though it Martha Scott in The News One and Three Color Studio. came over vibrating wires. It holds you up and makes you strong." And when the silence is really a dull and not a stimulating one, Miss Scott? What then? "Then, you get the lost, empty feeling of a vacuum all around. I know these things from instinct, it seems to me. The empty feeling I have not experienced because haven't had that kind of play." Sorry, No Temperament.
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U. S. Pat News Syndicate Co. Inc. 1-1- right, 1944, charming people when they're really "cooperating" in play.
"Cooperation gives the play a better chance, too." Somebody whom gentle browneyed Martha likes very much is Sergt. John Basilone, the New Jersey hero who killed 38 Japs. Basilone flew around New England on a bond-selling trip with Miss Scott and at the end of their act, she and John brought down the house when she'd ask, "What's your nationality, John?" and he'd reply: "Eye-talian." Biography: Born Jamesport, Mo. Assisted to college by a Kansas City high school teacher, Ida Lilly. Left the University of Michigan and early teaching ambitions to join Jessie Bonstelle's Detroit stock company.
Then shows on the airwaves in New York, where she met Carleton Alsop (now movie producer), whom she married in 1940. Has done many character roles in movies. Has son, Carleton Scott (Smiling Jack) Alsop, nearly two and born on the anniversary of the opening of "Our Town" the play that made her famous. Wants her next offspring to be a girl. Thinks Jed Harris, producer of the "Our Town" revival at the City Center, is the "most brilliant director of our town and our time." yesterday.
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