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mrmmm-m THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 18, 1952 a cd ST Died Dietf Claude Mengel Shippen Lewis, David M. Ruecius Edgar Gardner, FinancierDies Girl Scouts Start Goodwill Drive MACHINERY AND TOOLS INDUSTRIAL FARM EQUIPMENT Corp. 3100 W. 4TH CHM'Hlt; FA, ANNOUNCES THAT THEY ARB NOW DEALERS FOR PETT1BONE-MULUKEN CORP. AND HAISS MFO.

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LO 3-727T LATE AUTOMATICS 2" Conomatic 6 Spindls 2" CLEVELAND 4 SPINDLE LIPE CARBO LATHE David M. Ruecius, student at Ursinus College, where he was studying for the Lutheran ministry, died yesterday in Montgomery Hospital, of a heart ailment. He was 20. A 1950 graduate of Norristown High School, he was active in Grace Lutheran Church affairs. His home was at 820 W.

Main Norristown. Surviving are his mother and father, Frederick E. and Mildred Pugh Ruecius; a brother, Frederick and his grandmothers, Mrs. Wilhelmina Ruecius, of Winnipeg, Canada, and Mrs. Ida M.

Pugh, of Norristown. Funeral services win be held at 2 P. M. Wednesday at the "Boyd Funeral Home, 718 Swede Norristown. Burial will be in Valley Forge Gardens.

Samuel Gordon, Scientist, Dies Samuel G. Gordon, former as sistant curator at the Academy of Natural Sciences here, collapsed and died yesterday in Cincinnati, O. He was 54. Mr. Gordon, who had been as sociated with the academy for 30 years, left that institution in 1950 to join the Atomic Energy Commis sion in scientific research.

He was considered one of the world's out standing mineralogists. He had gone to Cincinnati only a week previously and was engaged in highly secret work for the AEC at the General Electric jet en gine plant at-Lockland, near that city. Previously, he had been con nected with the commission's atomic energy plant at Oak Ridge, Tenn. ATTENDED U. OF P.

Reports from the Ohio city said Mr. Gordon was preparing to move into an apartment in the Mount Lookout section there when he was stricken. He was pronounced dead at a hospital. A native of Philadelphia, he attended the University of Pennsyl vania. As associate curator in the department of mineralogy at the Academy of Natural Sciences, and curator of its Vaux Collections, he had traveled widely on field expeditions which furnished that institution with many choice and valuaole specimens.

During the Second World War he was granted a leave of absence to work with the U. S. Army in remedying the serious shortage of quartz crystals needed for the manufacture of radio and other electronic equipment. UNDERWENT OPERATION Three weeks ago Mr. Gordon returned to this city from the Los Alamos atomic laboratories, where he had been stationed for the past year, to undergo an operation of undisclosed nature at Jeanes Hospital, Fox Chase.

He left here directly lor Cincinnnati to take up his new post. He is survived by his wife. Bertha, for many years a member of the staff of the Free Library at Logan Circle, and by a brother and two sisters. The body is being returned to this city for burial. Deaths Elsewhere Karl Larsson, 84, Salvation Army commander, at Stockholm, Sweden.

Maria Fetrovna Domashev, 77, an actress with nearly 60 active years in the Russian theater, at Leningrad. Jonn o. Ewing, 60, editor and publisher of the Shreveport Times, of a heart attack aboard his private plane above Ruston, La. Robert Leroy Hallett, 70. consulting mining and industrial engineer, who formerly was chief chemist for the National Lead in Brooklyn, N.

Y. BALDWIN. Mar 18. 1952. PARKER I.

tmahand rJ JoHDhiiM ne Anthonv of 1748 K. 15th st. Relatives and friends Invited to service. I r. Barretv ninerai Bane.

Park and Lehigh ave. Friends may caU Moo. eve. Int. Northwood Cem.

BAKBETT. May 16. 1952. of 2339 jr. 4th JAMES husband of Bertha C.

Barrett tiM Kanal Relative and friend, employes of toe Phlla. Nary Yard. Holy Nun Society are invited to funeral. a. Harold B.

Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem. Church of St.

Edward. 20 A. it. int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Friends Invited Monday evenlnc. BELDEX. Msy 18. 1952. CHAKLIS hos-band of Ellen nea Mandeville).

of 2128 Pernor! St. Relatives and friend, employes of Phlla. Havy Yard and the Pennsylvania Co. re invited to funeral. 8 A.

from Victor J. Ruffenach Funeral Home. 21t St. Ac Knvder ave. Solemn Requiem Mass.

St. Ed- esond Church. DA. 11. Friends may eaU Mon.

v. int. private. amtiVMn 17th. BFIUUN.

of 1032 W. ninu -v- Krinvol hiuhand oi Mollie. devoted lather of Mrs. 6ylvia Barkan and Mrs. Freda Etichter.

and brother of Mrs. Morris Bender, of Miami. Pla Relatives and friends are invited to services. i r. irom ssomioa Mr.i P.rlnr.

2315.17 N. Broad it. Int. Mt. Jacob cem.

(Shiva will observed at 1032 W. CHney ave. BOBLA8KT. At her home. 1410 8.

49th May 16. 1992. MARY (nee Budnar). wife of the late Charles D. Boblaaky.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral, A. aunin hmii 2Hih at and Baltimore ave. Solemn Requiem 'Mass at Church of St. Francis da Sales, 10 A. M.

int. aou uos mm Friend call Mon. eve. wnna rw. Mav 1 lOM nf 33.

M. 80th T.t7.ARfrrM MrRF.FKICK BOHS. Wife of Oeorse Bohs. Relatives and friends are tnyiteo. attend the funeral 8:30 A.

from w- nnm of I. Dill Son. 322 C3d St. Solemn Requiem Mats. 10 A.

Our Lady of the Rosary Church. Interment 8t. Dents' Cem. Friends may call Monday 'evening BREUER (nee Buckley). May 16.

ETHEL of 320 W. Raymond oeiovea wjie oi jnhii a Rreuer Relatives and friends are in vited to" attend service 1 P. frorathe Home of wetzel eon, iu-w n. th si. Friends may call tsunnay evening.

aintnfTT Hit 1.1th. 1932. ELIZABETH. ile of the late Robert Broadley. lunerai 1 p.

Funeral Home of John Ric'a- Ciond. 6L3 w. benign ave. int. naiooro inn, BUCKENHAM.

May 16, 1952. ADEt AIDE MARION, daughter of the late John W. and Loretta S. Buckenham. oi cnesmus nm.

ncia tivaa and friends are invited to service. Tues. 3 P. at Ruth ft Son's. M13 Germantown ve.

Int. private. Pleas omit nowers. CHAFFE LL. Formerly of 1616 H.

Robinson May 15. 1952, ELLEN ROBERTS, widow oi David Cbappell. Services 11 A. at the Warren Z. Titue Funeral Home.

6948 Tor- resdale ave. Interment Arlington tcmcicu. Fl lends may call Sunday evening. CONLEY. At Pleassntville.

H. 3.. on May 14. 1952. DR.

8. ELWIN, aged 74 years, husband of Mary T. Conley. Services Sun. eve.

8 o'clock, at th Cunningham Funeral 400 8. Main Pleasantvllle. N. J. Int.

Forest Bills 1 P. M. COYLE. In Baltimore, suddenly, on May 16. 1952.

at his home. 2809 Indiana Westport, Baltimore. DANIEL JOHN COYLE. beloved husband of the late Nellie M. Coyle fnee Hamilton) and father of the Rev.

Patrick Coyle. of Jerusalem. Israeli. Mineral irom n. uri jk snn 803 Calvert Baltimore.

atn' Mm Hu 19th. at 9 A. M. Requiem Mass at Et. Jerome's Church.

Scott and Hamburg Baltimore, at 10 A. M. CROWLEY. May Iff. 1952.

CATHERINE V. (nee Keyser). wife of the late Cornelius j. Crowley. Relatives, friends.

B.V.M. Sodality, aie invited to the funeral. 8:30 A. from her late residence. 7032 Louise rd.

Solemn Rcoulem Mass. 6t. Anthanasius' Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Mon. eve CUI-BERTSOX. May 16.

1952. MAR-ftARET A. wife of the late Harry E. Culbert- acn. ace 79 veara.

Relatives, friends, mem bers cl Westminster Presby. Church and rjauehterH cf Liberty are invited to services 2 P. late residence. 5557 Greenway ave. Int.

Mt. Merlsh Cem. Friends msy call Monday 7-8 P. M. CUNNING.

Formerly of Philadelphia, on Miv is 1PS2 JOHN husband of the late Annie C. Cunning (nee Dorsey) and uncle or Sr. Augusta uoiores, b.b.j. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral. 9 A.

daughter's residence. Mrs. Morria Condon. 30R W. Main Moorestown.

N. J. Solemn High Mass of Requiem. Our Lady of Good Ccunael Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Phila. friends may call eunaay evening. CLRKAN.

Suddenly. May 14. JOSEPH C. fSR husband of Catherine M. Curran (nee Mc- Relatives ara lriends invited to the fi ncral, A.

from his late resiaence. 4251 N. Reess where friends may call Sun. eve. Solemn Miss of Requiem at St.

Veronica's Ohuich, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. DELANY.

At Holmes. May 16. 1952. ROY husband of Isabel S. Delany, 57 years.

Relatives and friends, also Business Associates of Phlia. are Invited to services 2 P. from the Griffith Chapel. Norwood. Pa.

Interment Glenwood Memorial Gardens. Friends may caii Sunday evening. DICK. SOPHIE, May 17. at her residence.

26 8. Adams Margate. N. J. (Phila.

residence 2319 E. Clearfield st. beloved wife of Max Dick, and devoted mother of Mre. Sylvia D. Arsht.

Mr. Edward Dick and Mrs. May Beckerman: sister of Mrs. Anna Myers and Mi. Morris Hoffman.

Relatives and friends are invited to services. 2:30 P. Joseph Levine te Son's. 1512 N. Broad st.

DLBROW. Suddenly. May 17th. PEARL, wife of Isedore, of Miami. formerly of Phlla.

by Dtr. Lillian White and son Burial in Miami. FIERRO. May 17. MARIE, beloved wife of the late Rocco.

Relatives and friends are in-i'ed to funeral 9 A. from her late residence. 1018 S. 8th St. Solemn Requiem MiS.

St. Paul's Church. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Mon. eve. (Funeral ar rangements by Leonttti.) f'RETZ. On May 14.

1952. ROBERT husband cf Virginia Davis Fretz. iorinerly of 202 Iina Narberth. and late cf Evanstcn. 111.

Funetal cervices' will be held at the Stuard Fun-ral Home. 104 Cricket Ardmcre. 3 P. M. Int.

West Laurel HIM Cem. Friends may call Sun. 7 to 9. TREY. On May 2.

1932. FRANK FRET, cf Warnoek at. Services 11 A. Kirk Nice, 6301 Germantown ave. Friends may tall Sun.

eve. Int. Woodlawn Coopersburg, Pa. GARCIA. 405 N.

Broad Lansdale. May 16. 1952. MATILDA AMY. wife of John D.

Garcia. Services at the Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, 4lh and Bread Lansdale. on Tues. at 1 P. M.

Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. Viewing at the George R. Huff ft Sons Funeral Hom.

Der-teme and Cannon on 7 to 9. and 11 to 12 noon. The family appreciates the oeauy and sentiment as expressed in flowers, but requests that you share your thoughts of them with contribution to the Church in her memory. GARDNER. On May 16.

1952. MAJOR EDGAR STANLEY, husbard of Stella Burster Gardner, of 508 Wocdland Court, Wavne. Pa. Funeral services will be held in the Washington Memorial Chapel. Valley Forge.

on Tues. at 3 P. M. Int. private.

Kindly omit Bowers. CIDLEY. Suddenly. May 15. 1952.

BENJAMIN husband of Violet O. Oidley, of 6703 Ridge ave. Funeral service and interment pri-va'e at the convenience of the family. GILBERT. At Riverside.

N. May 15. ANNA wife of the late William A. Gilbert. 83 years.

Relatives and friends are invited ts attend funeral. 8 A. from the residence cf her daughter. Mrs. Mary Ol-giati, 232 Filmore Riverside.

Requiem Mass at St. Peter's Church at 9 A. M. Int. St.

pet-r's Cem. Viewing Mon. eve. GROSSMAN. May 16.

LOUIS devoted brother of Mrs. Helen Green. Mrs. Flora Ort-man. of N.

Y. City. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services, 2 P. precisely. Morris Rosenberg's Son Memorial Chanel.

2009 N. Broad st. Int. Roosevelt Cem. Viewing 8 to 10 P.

M. HAGER. Of 3143 TTnruh May 15. 1952, FREDERICK C. HAGER.

aged 66 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A. from Funeral Home of David V. Wrieht. 7015 Torresdale ave.

Solemn High Mass. St. Timothy's Church. 10 A. M.

Friends msy call at Funeral Horn Monday evening. 7 ta 9. HAINES. On Mar 18. 1952.

of 4548 N. Gratz WALTER husband of Kathryn A. Haines nee Arnold Relatives, friends and members of Hamilton Lodge No. 274. F.

and A. 49th Ward Republican Club and employes of Penna. State Highway are invited to the service, 2 P. from the Parlors of Hsrold B. Mulligan.

1119 W. Lehigh ve. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends invited Sun.

ve. Mascnlc service 8 P. M. HAMILTON. May 13.

1052. ALFRED i si i 44 w. erie nusoann of Anna (no Anderson. Relatives and friends. Sgt.

Ham flton Fish Post No. 20. Aparri Outpdlt No. 7. National Society Armv of Philippines.

Key-atone Pup Tent No. 3. M.O.C.. Invited to serv ices, ii a. Barrett's Funeral Home.

Park and Lehigh aves. Friends may call Sun. wve. im. jseveriy national cem.

HARRIS. Mav 17. 1952. ALVTN C. at the Bapiisi nome.

neiauves ana friends are in vited to services 2 P. at the Baptist Home. Roosevelt blvd. and Pennypaek Circle. Int.

Mennonite Souderton, Pa. Viewing jooo. f-v. HEATHER8TONE. Suddenly.

May 15. of woooiano. ave. 3ektkuee (nee Zlrbser) wife of the late William J. Heatherstor.e.

Rela. fives and friends invited to funeral 1 T. from Yerkes Funeral Home. 7031 Wood land ave. Int.

Arlington Cemetery. Friend may eau saonaay evening. HERCKER. Suddenly. May 14.

FRED P. on of Mabel and the 1st Charles A. Hercker. aged 25 years. Relatives and friends, employes oi rniia.

Harawara cr Maneatwe iron works, invited to mother residence. 137 E. Walnut lane. Sun. eve.

Mass of Reauiera. Church of St. Vincent de Paul. 10 A. M.

Int. Hew Cathedral Cemetery. HICKS. May 14. 1952.

of 3084 Carman Csmden. N. GEORGE, husbsnd of L. Elizabeth. Relatives and friends are invited to services 2 P.

from 3715 N. 6th Phila. Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends call Sun.

eve. IirDER. May 15. 1952, suddenly, of 1416 JS. Van Kirk FREDA A.

(nee Oeithner. beloved wife of Harry O. Relatives, lriends. Ycyng Women's Aux. and members of Zion Presbyterian Church and all oilier organ.

itioos of which she was member are invited to services P. M. Joseph E. Hepp Funeral Home, 1320-22 N. 29th st.

Viewing 7 to 9 P. M. Int. Mt. Peace Cemetery.

KAELIN. May 16. 1952. ELIZABETH, wife ei josepn Kaenn inee Murphy). Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9:30 A.

M-. residence. 413S E. Levirk st. Solemn Requiem Mass, St.

Timothys Cnurcn, 11 A. M. Viewing Mon. evt. UNEXCELLED SERVICI 2000 WALNUT ST.

HI 4-5490 3Jn ittcmoriam ff yew 'sir f'nserf mm "tit Mtmorimm" ti on tn mnnivmrtmry mftha tit ml ymar 194 ssi caii Mis Sharp mm Rl 9-1 too whm will ft tm it prmpmrint, KING. HARRY, died May 17th. husband of Betsy and father of Mrs. Betty Levin. Mrs.

Mollie Soil and Mrs. Roc Speck ter and six grandchildren, of 2507 S. Darten st. Relatives and friends and member of ZwenlgoTodker Beneficial Assn. are invited to services 3 P.

from the MolDiek's Funeral Parlors, 2315-17 H. Broad at. KOCH. May 17th, sudden ry. of 4404 Des-ter JAMES husband of August M.

Gagua Koch. Relatives and friends, also employes of Horn As Hardart invited to funeral. 9 A. Fitzparrick Funeral Home. 425 Lyceum Rox.

Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of St. Mary's. 10 A. 11.

Int. Old Cathedral Cem. Friends call Tues. ere. after 7.

KREAMER. Suddenly, May 16. MARGARET wife of John Kreamer (nee Barrett). Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral. 8 A.

Flanagan Funeral Home. K3a-ai at Sfllmn Reauiem Mass. St. Francis Xavier Church. 9 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cemetery. Viewing Sunday. 7 to 10.

LANCASTER. Of 81 Horrible. wer Belleville, N. May 16, 1952. JOHN H-.

husband of Mineolia Lancaster, in his 8 2d year. RelaUves and friends ara invited to the service at Homer K. Dunaway's Funeral Home. 800 W. Main Norrutown, on May 19..

3 P. M. Int. Riverside Cem. Friends may call after .1 P.

M. Monday. LEWIS. Suddenly. Mar 16.

at his home. 8018 Ni)o 6HTPPLN LEWIS Funeral services at St. Paul's Church, Chestnut Hill, on Monday. May 19. at 4 P.

M. Interment private. Pleas do not send flowers. Lt'CIA. Of 5435 H.

6th May 16. 1952. JOSEPH age 45 years, husband of Jean M. Lucia (nee Walton). Relative, friends and employes! of Proctor Ae Schwartz.

are invited to the funeral. 8:30 A. at the Funeral Home of Floyd M. Bishop. 5408 H.

5rh st. Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of the Incarnation. 10 A. M. Friends may call Mon.

after 7 P. M. MaeHUGH. May 15. suddenly, of 423 Hermitage WILLIAM son of Archie and the late Margaret J.

Bamhill MaeHugh. Relatives and friends, alio employes of Quarter-mester Depot. 21st and Johnston invited to funeral. 9 A. Fitzpatrick Funeral Heme.

425 Lyceum Rox. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of the Holy Family. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. friend may call Monday evening after 7. MARLAND. Mey 17.

J. ARTHUR, husband Nellie nce Keenan). of 23 Powell lane. Upper Darby. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 11 a.

jona r. uonouun Sons. 5400 Market st. Int. Oakland Cem.

Friends may call 7:30 to 10 P. M. MARTIN. On May 17. of 6026 Greenway PEARL daughter of the late Sherman nd l.irn xfartin.

Relative and friends invited to viewing Monday eve. from the Yerkes Funeral jlome. uj wooaiana av. ihk nuiiauutivik, 1 H-iil nf Rfil.l Van Dvke Mar 14. JOHN, husband of Isabella McCall (nee Col-lingwood), aged 80 years.

Relative and friends invited to funeral. 11 A. from Funeral Home of David O. Wright, 7015 Torres-dale ave. Int.

Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call at Funeral Home. oun. MeCARKON. May 15.

1952. MARY O. (nee Robinson), wite oi me j. joeepn ron. and motner oi cr.

rxaucia Miriam. inn stdaewand road. Brookline. Havertown, Pa. Relatives and friends invited to funeralr 8 A.

Jonn uononue oc eons, Wert Chester pike at Lynn Dpper Darby. Solemn Requiem Pontificial Mass. Annuncia tion Church, lo A. M. int.

vatncarai Friends may call 7:30 to 10 P. M. McELROY. May 15. 1952.

MARY T. COYNE, wife cf the late Francis P. McElroy, nri mnrher Rev Francis J. MeElroV. J.

C. D. RelaUves and friends invited to funeral a a tlt fMRi ir lata residence. S. W.

cor. Greene and Logan Gtn. Solemn Mass of Requiem. St. Francis of Assisl cnurcn.

10 a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Monday evening.

McKNIGHT. Of the Monte Vista. 63rd A Oxford on May 16. 19SZ. tuisuriti aiidnar Harrv McKniaht.

formerly of Pittsburgh. Pa. Aged 92 years. Relatives and menus are invuea to ine service on iae; et 2:30 P. at Oliver H.

Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment at Allegheny cem. Pittsburgh, Pa. McLACGHLIN.

On Mar 14. 1952. of 2623 W. Jefferson BERNARD F. McLADGHLIN.

Relatives and friends, employes of the American store Comnanv. are invited to service, Tiiea 1PM Parlors of Hsrold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave.

Int. Hillside Cem. Friends invited Monday evening. McMASTER. At Prosneet Park.

May 16 1952. BERYL wife of W. Earl McMaster (nee Wheaton). Funeral services 2 P. M.

at the Griffith Chapel. Norwood, Pa. Int. Arlington Cem. No viewing.

MeNAMEE. Of 3015 H. Percy May 15. ANNA wife of the late John A. McNamee (nee Kcielingl.

aged 79 years. Relatives and friends, all societies of which she was a mem-her. invited to. funeral. 9 A.

Kirch' ner Funeral Home. 922-2 W. Somerset st. Solemn Reauiem Mass. St.

Eonaventure's Church at 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Mon.

eve. MEHRMANN. Mav 15. 1952. ALBERT husband of the late Mary Mehrman (nee Rodg- ersl.

2538 S. 58tn st. Relatives ana inenas are Invited to funeral. 9 -A. J.

M. Haas Funeral Home. Elmwood ave. at 64th st. Solem Reauiem Mass.

St. Barnabas Church. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Monday eve. MELLON. Mr 15. 1952.

MADELINE (nee Sessinger). wife of John Mellon. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services. 2 P. her late residence.

804 S. 48th at. Int. Int. Mt.

Moriah Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve. MFI.IOR At West Bristol. Mar 16.

1952. EMMA wife of the late Henry Mellor. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral, W. I. Murphy 316 Jefferson Bristol.

9 A. M. Solemn Requiem St. Thomas Aquinas Church. 10 A.

M. Int. St. Mark's Cem. Friends call Mon.

eve. MENGEL. On May 17. 1932. of Hewitt Wyncotc.

Pa. CLAUDE, husband of Edna Mer.gel. Relatives and friends are invited to services, 2 P. at the Logan Methodist Church. 13th R-Tkland st.

Int. Whitemarsh Memorial Park. View at the church. to 2 P. M.

MENHENNITT. May 15th. of 5119 Keyser MARIAN (nee Runner), widow of Edward Menhennftt. Relatives and friends invited to services Monday. 2 P.

M. at The Mamie Funeral Home. 34 W. Coulter Gtn. Friends may call Sunday, 7 to 9 P.

M. MORITZ. On May 16. 1952. or 1926 W.

Westmoreland LEO aged 58 years. Relatives, friends and employes of Phila. Gas Works are invited to the funersl. 8:30 A. Parlors of Harold B.

Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. Our Lady of Holy Souls Church.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. Friends invited Mon.

eve. MOSS. May 15. MICHAEL beloved hus band of Catherine Moss (nee Dillon) and brother-in-law of Sr. Mary Sarah.

S.S.J. Rel atives and friends. aJso p. R. R.

Holy Name Society and employes of P.R.R.. are invited to attend the funeral, 9 A. from his late resiaence, 1217 Kenwyn st. solemn He- quiem Mmx. St.

Martin's Church at 10 A. Int. Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Mon. eve, MOSSER.

Suddenly. Mar 14. 1952. CHAKLLo MARCEL, husband of Sarah Ni- land Mosser. Relatives and friends.

De Soto Council K. of C. No. 315, the Archbishop Ryan Assembly. 4th Degree: Men of Malvern ana an organizations 01 wnicn ne was a memoer, are invited to tne funeral on 8:30 A.

late residence, 4721 Cedar ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem, 10 A. Church of st. Francis de Sales. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve. ML'RPHY. May 14.

1952. of 2232 S. Bon-affon WILLIAM husband of the late Florence Murphy. Relatives and friends, also employes if the Phlla. Free Library, are Invited to attend the funeral, 8:30 A.

from lietkes Funeral Home. 7001 Woodland av. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Clement's Church, 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Sunday evening. MYERS.

Mar 15. 1932, JENNIE, wife ef Edward Myers. 17 Sunshine road. Dpper Darby (formerly of 2814 W. Stiles Service Mon.

morning. 11 o'clock. George C. TopptUer's Funeral Home. Garrett road at Lansdowne ave.

Int. Fern wood. Friends may call Sun. evening. PATTERSON.

Suddenly. May 14. JOHN PATTERSON, age 63. Relatives and friends invited to services. 1 P.

Apts. of as. naiiorsDy. JJIO sroao St. int.

H. Cedar Hill Cem. Viewinr Man 7 to REAP. May 16. 1952.

WILLIAM, husband of Alice Or be 11 Reap, formerly of Pittston. Pa. neiauves ana irienas invited to funeral. Mon. 8 A.

White Funeral Home. 4700 Snrine. field ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem. Church of St.

Francis de Sales. 9 A. M. Entombment St. John's Pittston.

Pa. Friends may call Sunday evening. ROCHE. May 15. 1952.

WINIFRED fnee steeai. oeioved wife or the late Michael Roche. Relatives and friends are incited to attend funeral 8:30 A. from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Winifred Johnson.

1273 S. New-kirk st. Solemn High Mass of Requiem, St. Gabriel's. Church.

10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends msy call Sun. eve.

ROSEN. May 17. ANNA, wife of the late Max Rosen, cf 4637 Boudinot st. (formerly of f48 E. Wyoming ave Relatives snd friends Invited to funersl 12:30 P.

at the Asher-Berschler Broad St. Chapel. 1309 N. Broad st. Int.

Har Nebo Cem. Ktccits. May 17. 1952. in Norristown.

iJAviD son of Frederick E. and Mil- dred Pugh Ruecius. Relatives and friends are luvivvu lo auena services as me Boya Funeral Roma. 71 A RwH ftt Mnrr4.tn,M E- Xl- 2 P. M.

Int. Valley Forge Garden. 'Friends may cau lues, 7 to SAMMONS. Suddenly. In Richmond.

May 15, 1952. CECIL RAYMOND, husband of Elisabeth Holeman Sammona. of 429 Short-ridge drive. Wynnewood. Pa.

Funeral service will be held at the Stuard Funeral Home. 104 Cricket Ardmora, 2:30 F. M. Interment nrivate. J5S- of 5548 Pine MORRIS SCHWARTZ, beloved husband of swan ana lamer or uavia Schwart.

RelaUves and friends are Invited to attend service. 3:15 P. at the Asher-Berschler Broad St. Chanel. 1309 N.

Broad St. Int. Montefiore Cem. SEVERN'S. On May 14.

1952. SARAH A. (nee Leidy). wife of the late Harry B. Severn, aged 63 years.

Relatives and friends are Invited to the service. 10 A. from late residence. 2123 W. Somerset st.

Int. Hillside Cem. Friends invited Sun. eve. SHEPHERD.

JESSE Msy 16. 1952. Doctors' Hospital. New York, father of Mrs. H.

Mott Brennan. Services May 19, 2 P. at Greystone. Middletown. Del.

SHIPTLER-MTERS. On May 18. 1952. of Wilmington. formerly of 3308 Amber JENNY wife of George Myers.

Relatives snd friends. Ladies of Rebecca Lodge No. 17, I O.O.F.. are invited to service. 1 P.

Northeast Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, Frankford and Allegheny ave. Int. Greenwood of p. Cem.

Friends invited Mon eve. SLONIMSKY. Msy 17. 1952. JOSEPH, husband of Dora, of 957 N.

Franklin father of Mr. Herman Sloane. Relatives, friends ara invited to funeral sen ices 12:30 P. M. precisely.

Goldsteins' Memorial Chapel. 2129 N. Broad st. 'Int. Mt.

Sharon Cem. SMITH. Mar 15. of 308 Carson ANDREW husband of Katharine V. Both alter Smith.

Relatives and friends, also employes of Collins Alkman Invited to funeral. 9 A. Fitspatrlck Funeral Home, 425 Lyceum Rox. 6olemn Reauiem Ma Church of st John the Baptist. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends mar call Sun. eve.

after 7. SMITH. Msy 16. of 3906 Terrace WILLIAM husband of the late Catherine Smith (ne Cosgrove). Relatives and friend Invited to funeral, 9 A.

Funeral Home w. M. Turner Jt son. 4170 Ridge ave. Mass of Requiem, Church of St.

John the Baptist, lo A. M. Int. Westminster Cam. Friends mar call Mod.

eve. 7 to 9. ST A MM. May 15. JOHN C.

husband ef Laura J. Stamm. Relatives, friends and employes of The Phila. Inquirer, are invited to funeral. 2 P.

String-field 1937 N. Broad st. Int. Arlington Cem. Friends mar can sun.

after F. AC. STANGES. On Mar 17. HARRT hus band of the late Cora I.

Stanger (nee Stow), of 413 Linden Haddonfield. N. age 56 years. Funeral senile 2 F. at Hoil Funeral Home.

15 West End Haddonfield. N. J. Int. Earleigh Cam.

Friend may call Moo. "gTRICRER. May 18, 3714 K. Carlisle. LOCXSE wife ef WlUtua A.

Strieker, and 47 years. Reiatfvee and friend are invttad to funeral. A. at. ram or jons a.

Berkelbach, 3730 German town av. at Broad st. Solemn Resuiera Mars. St. Stephen's Church.

10 A. M. Interment iloly Sepuicar Cemetery, menus may cau eunaay evening. Claude MengeL a partner in the firm of Horace TV Potts steel merchants at st. and Erie died yesterday in Methodist Hospital.

Mr. MengeL who lived at 121 Hewitt Wyncote. general man ager of the firm for the last five years, had been associated with the company 35 years. He was a native of Pine Grove, Schuylkill county. He was a member of the Official Board of Logan Methodist Church, a member of the board of trustees and president of its Men Bible Class.

Surviving are his wife, Edna, and a daughter, Mrs. Florence Ains- worth. Services will be held at 2 P. M. Tuesday at the church, 13th and Rockland sts.

Burial will be in Whitemarsh Memorial Park. Louis S. Grossman Louis S. Grossman, or the Majestic Hotel, Broad st. and Girard a jeweler for more than 30 years at 415 W.

Girard died Friday at his home after a brief illness. He was 68. Mr. Grossman was a member of the Retail Merchants -Credit Association and the Retail Jewelers Association, the Elks and the Captain Herback Lodge, B'Nai Brith. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs.

Helen Green and Mrs. Samuel Ort-man, both of New York City. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 P. M. from J.

Rosenberg Sons, 2009 N. Broad st. Burial will be in Roosevelt Cemetery. Mrs. Joseph McCarron Mrs.

Mary McCarron, widow of Joseph McCarron, formerly of 5314 Walnut died Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Laurence C. Power, 1017 Edgewood Havertown. She was 65. She also is survived by another daughter.

Sister Francis I.H.M.; a son, Joseph of Drexel tun; lour grandcniioTen, ana a brother, John F. Robinson. Pontifical Requiem Mass will be sung by her nephew. Most Rev. Francis E.

Hyland, Auxiliary Bishop of Savannah-Atlanta, Tuesday at 10 A. M. in the Church of the Annunciation, Brookline. Herman S. Rutman Herman S.

Rutman, former Philadelphia artist and art teacher, died Friday in Dallas, where he had made his home for the past six months. He was 64. Mr. Rutman, a native Of Russia, studied at the Academy of Fine Arts, where he won several awards for his oil paintings. He is survived by his wife, Lillian; two daughters, Mrs.

Florence Freed and Mrs. Rosalyn Meritz, both of Dallas; a son, Irvin of this city, and three sisters, Mrs. Anna Blank, Mrs. Dora Zlotnick and Miss Rose Rutman. John Lawrence's Rites ELKTON, 17.

Funeral services for John Lawrence, of Elk Mills, a native of Philadelphia, were held today. Mr. Lawrence, a graduate of the Philadelphia Tex tile School of Design, died at his home Wednesday. He was 79. Mr.

Lawrence came to Elk Mills in 19D2 and developed the Baldwin Manufacturing Co. He was its vice president for more than 45 years and was president of the Peoples Bank of Elkton for 25 years. He is survived by his wife. Bertha, six sons and threet daughters. Mrs.

Max Bacharach Mrs. Rose Goldsmith Bacharach. widow or Max Bacharach, died yes' terday at the home of a dauehter. Mrs. Frank G.

Binswanger, in Elkins ParK. For many years Mrs. Bacharach had lived in Atlantic City. She had been active in many civic and chari table organizations there. Another daughter, Mrs.

Clarence Lipper, a son, Bert, of New York, and five grandsons survive her. Inter ment will be private. In Philadelphia Eline Vedro. 17. 1840 E.

Cornv.ali st. and Jamn Brock. 24. Wewahitchka, Fla. Irene Sklodowski.

22. 2436 Cedar st- and Edward Zarzecki. 22. 2329 E. Hsgert st.

Vernessear Lampkin, 31. 1226 Kenilworth and George Williams. 31, 121 N. Farson st. Kathryn Albert.

21. 3233 and William Walker. 29. 192 W. Ontario st.

Helen MeGonigle. 22. 231 E. Durham stand William Csrlisle. 24, 146 Levering st.

Violet Unl, 19. 4722 N. Franklin and William Tolton, 23. 1425 W. Cayuga St.

Hugh Evelyn Spriggs. 17. 3110 S. Chadwiek and Richard Willis; 20. 3102 S.

Chad-wick st. Theresa West. 23, 4057 Sar.som and William Warring. 24. 1527 S.

Stillman st. Hazel McCauley. 23. 2914 N. Sth and Edwin Poole.

24. 2751 N. 6th St. Eloise Butler. 31.

67 W. Shsrpnack and William Pettiford. 23. 1323 N. Frazier st.

Jacquelyn Wei ner, 21. 752 Jerichoe rd. and Arthur Snyder. 24. 4752 Tampa st.

Elizabeth Ann Cadach. 22. 2d st. Allegheny and William McBurnie, 24. 3126 W.

Spangler st. Dorothy Mlllicent Schwer. 21. 5731 N. Mascher and Frank Walter.

24. Feastervtlle. Leona Mulvihill. 26. 5513 Woodland ave-and Francis Yeager.

24. 6419 Chelwvnde ave. Sydreia Vilma Hopple. 20. Lrs Angeles and Stanley Sirkow.

4562 N. 15th st. Margaret Morris. 19. 810 S.

Cecil and Jchn McHugh. 20, 5539 Jefferson st. Dolores Ccstello. 20. 2429 w.

Sersreent stand Nicholaa Lasoria. 22, 2507 W. Allegheny ave. Edythe Drogin, 22. 1810-67th ave- and Leonard Lassman.

29. 1810-67th ave. Eleanor L. McKinney. 28.

2441 Carpenter and Leonard Romano, 29. 1923 S. Hem-berger st. Ruth Mahon. 21.

1322 S. Ringgold st- and Joseph Kerins, 24. 2711 Moore st. Alice Cantwell, 23. 516 N.

39th and James Plotti. 24. 5116 Wyalustog ave. Ann Carolin Atkinson, 21. 2556 E.

Allegheny and Joseph Martin. 26, 2557 E. Indiana ave. Barbara Wood. 17.

Upper Darby, and Henry Keller. 21. 6432 Glenmore ave. Margaret Canney. 31.

104 W. Mt. Alrey and William Dewey. 36. 207 W.

Mt. Pleasant ave. Helen Drimak. 22. 2816 Csntrell and Michael Yarabinee.

26. 3424 S. 20th st. Rose Grazlano. 22.

1321 S. 10th and Anthony DeFino. 24. 1234 Pierce st. Stella Msrie Gradel.

25. 7153 Ditman stand James Drury. 21. Lrnsdowne. Maud Connor.

41. Elkins Paik. and Howard Read. 39. Baltimore Md.

Dorothv Jane Smith. 22 3715 Moore stand Gordon Hurley. 25. New Castle. Del.

Jennie Farina. 21. 423 Mantcn and James Cedrone. 23. 623 Washington ave.

Evelyn Mary Rose. 21. 3017 N. 35th and Harry Connor. 24.

3122 N. Snanaler -t. Zeida Chorney. 19. 4767 N.

Franklin stand Jerome Lichtman. 22. 5352 Lebanon, ave. Bottom '7. 50.

1409 N. 62d and Paul Bovd. 37. 1409 N. 62d st.

Msnsie Siderio. 19. OakTent st and Joseph Cansldi. 22. 1362 Ke-ner st.

Bertha VonFraozk-. 23. 5127 A'bor rt- and James Morris. 22. 2058 S.

58th st Angela Puria. 25. 1407 Ellsworth and Angelo Scarselietti. 31. 4314 Germntown ave.

Joan Agnes Foley. 19. 124 W. Albanus stand Wslter Pharo. 21.

5404 N. Water st. Catherine Amandelora. 20. and Joseph Seifrit.

23. 6712 Malvern ave. i Mary Merschen. 16. 1431 N.

7th and Richard Lin wood. 18. 1431 N. 7th st. Maloney destine Toliver.

30. 872 N. 19th st- and Theodore Bennett. 31. 1523 York Glna DiCrtstofaro 21.

216 S. 20th and uominic raigiaiore. zs. iszs s. 24tn at.

Joan Niekle. 20. 4945 N. 2d and John Colrar. 25.

1248 E. Aleott st. Bessie White. 33. 2029 Fltzwater and Theodore Solcmon.

27. 1434 N. Vodge st. Elaine Yunker. 24.

1044 S. 53d st- and Charles Weier. 36. Schuylkill Haven. Pa.

Lucy Salvatore. 23. 1808 S. 19th at- and Salvatore DeAnrelo 25. 1410 7th at Ruth Anne Riley.

24. 5407 Charles and swwrt mison. JC. 23. DZ ACOrn Cl.

Lucv Cucehi. 24. 410 N. 64th and Vincent Pasco. 25.

1331 S. 6th St. Nellie Seawright. 19. 1727 W.

Page and Nathaniel Hoicomb. 22. 1829 N. VanPelt St. SUITS FOR DIVORCE BEGUN Gavne.

Lillian F. vs Roderick I. Dixon. Anne D. (also known at Ann) vs James M.

Herbert. Mabel C. vs John Alpucha. Dorothy M. vs Rodolfo.

Deiiei. Gloria Angelo. Cater. Mary va John A. Btaub.

Marlon A. John. Murphy, Marion B. vs W1H1. Ruffner.

IsabeU M. Vs Glen X. White. Waver It, vs Ann R. Brancan, Regina ve Walter.

ZebroVskl, Jeaa (also knows as Jennie vs Chester. Beckett. Catherine H. vs Francis X. Lawyer, 64, Dies Shippen Lewis, chairman of the Civil Service Commission, died early yesterday at his home, 8018 Navajo Chestnut HiiL He was 64.

Death was caused by a coronary oc-clusion. He had a heart ailment for some time. Mr. Lewis was a member of the law firm of Mac Coy, Evans and Lewis. He was the first editor of the Penn sylvania Bar HIFFEN LEWIS Assoc! ation Quarterly and continued to serve in that capacity for many years.

More recently he was one ot the principals in the test suit that Killed Pennsylvania's short-lived community uroDerty law. The State Su preme Court declared the measure unconstitutional. Bom in Philadelphia, the son of Lawrence and Dora Kelly Lewis, he was educated at the old Delancey School and the University of Pennsylvania. He taugh Latin and "Greek in California before entering the law office of George Wharton Pepper in 1910. HELPED DRAFT CHARTER He assisted in the work of the Constitutional Committee of 1320 and was associated with the drafting of a new city charter in 1937.

From 1932 to 1935 he served as a special deputy attorney general in charge of the legal work for closed banks. He also was a member of the advisory committee which drafted new laws pertaining to decedents' estates and trusts. Eleven years ago he was proposed for the Superior Court. A Democrat, he also had been proposed for a Federal judgeship. Mr.

Lewis was a member of the American, Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Bar Associations and at one time was chairman of the board of governors of the local bar association. He also was a member of the American Law Institute and a member of the Order of the Coif. At the time of his death he was serving as chairman of the Regional Loyalty Beard, a director of the Institute of State and Local Government at the of Pennsylvania and a director of the Fellowship Commission. TRIBUTE BY MAYOR CLARK Mayor Joseph S. Clark, in naming him the senior member of the new Civil Service Commission, with a term to run for six years, recognized Mr.

Lewis' past service as chairman of the commission that organized the Civil Service system in the State Department of Public Assistance. At that time the Mayor said "Mr. Lewis' many years of serv ice in the field of personnel administration and his standing and reputation in the community eminently qualify him for the very difficult task of supervising the transition from the spoils' to the 'merit' system." Mr Lewis is survived by his wife, the former Mary Porcher, a novelist who writes under the name of Mary Fanning Wickham, and three daughters: Mrs. Hunter Moss and Mrs. J.

William Townsend, both of Baltimore, and Mrs. Anderson Page, of this city. Funeral services will be held at 4 P. M. tomorrow in St.

Paul's Church, Chestnut Hill. Burial will be private. Margaret Manmon. 21. 1260 S.

29th and Henry Clinton. 25. 1543 S. 28th at. Margaret Pitale.

50. 1737 Vine and Joseph McManus. 49. 1719 N. Taney st.

Rosemary Catherine GiUen. 18. 5777 Hunter and Pasouale Concilio. 19. 1430 Mcore st.

Grace Strang. 19. 2353 S. Lee and John Noreski. 24.

137 Snyder ave. Sarah Whitmore. 20. 1340 N. 27th and Bernard Barkhamer.

24. Collinrswood. N. J. Birdie Fisher.

35. 1603 N. Taney and James Dougherty. 34. 140 McKean st.

Margaret Weston. 17. 2662 Memphis stand John Foder. 17. 2182 E.

Lehigh ave. Queen Esther Wright. 27. 1145 S. 23rd and Clayton Dudley.

31. 1145 S. 23rd st. Maria Rita DiPietropaolo. 21.

1524 8. Carlisle and Pietro Taraschi. 21. 1522 S. Carlisle st.

Mildred Adams. 21. 4350 Park'ide and Kenneth West. 23. 1924 Catharine st.

Lorraine Cohen. 23. 5321 Montomerv and Gerald Bernstein. 23 Trentcn. N.

J. Elizabeth Pierce. 20. 2719 S. Mole and John Seirrotto, 25.

2728 S. I6th st. Hermorene Beckett. 21. 2134 Master stand Joseph Johnson.

26. 1907 Master st. Bernice Kspka. 33. 174 W.

Allegheny and Victor Gittens, 51. 1427 Benner st. Jean Teufel. 25. Narberth.

and Ira Earl. 32. 819 E. Pr.ce St. Kathleen Nelson.

31. New Ycrk City, and Benlemin Spiegel, 35, Bronx. N. T. Adelaide Rice.

25. 647 W. Phil EUena and Robert Moran, 25. 8627 Williams ave. Jennie Morraello.

27. 133 Pine and James End res, 29. 30t P'mberton St. Esther Keely. 35.

4512 Chestnut and Douglas Wimmer, 45. 4603 Cedar ave. Phyllis Oldenbergh. 44. 2863 N.

4th and Joseph Cassidy. 48. 1337 E. Earl st. Celia Morris.

17. 909 N. May and Carl Smith. 19. 932 N.

May st. Agnes "Morgan. 16. 133 W. Cumberland stand WUliam Culver, 21.

2045 E. Arizona St. Marion Vogt. 28. 812 Rising Sun and Thomas Dug an, 25.

524 S. 55th st. Shirley Ruth Fisher. 25, 6207 Webster and Frank Warner, 36. 4046 Parkslde ave.

Margaret Legner. 28. 1432 S. 27th and Frank Hoffman. 34.

5030 Spruce st. Josephine Lembo. 21. 640 arlyn and Angelo Toed. 21.

312 N. Simpson St. Janette Morgan. 18. 153 W.

Cumberland stand Carl Schurumpf. 20, 2351 N. Howard st. Elizabeth Taylor. 22.

3749 N. Sth and Rudolph Soma. 26. 4269 Penn st. Mary Anne Balrd.

22. 2604 N. 23rd st, and John MCIntyre. 25. 328 E.

Somerset St. Mary Jane Trof tie. 28 Woodbury, N. and Elmer Lynch. 27.

Faulsboro. N. J. Geraldine Glaum. 44.

248 W. Thayer stand Steve Vanuschezk. 48. WiUiamstown. N.

J. Margaret McGuire. 26. 2926 N. Waterloo st and t-eorge Zimmerman.

24. 2503 N. Ma sen er st. Elizabeth Campbell. 21.

2526 Christian st and Tcoaui bnaraey. 20. isoz S. Taney st. Esther Ponnock.

24. 622 Mountain and Leonard Meyers. 33. 765 Garland st. Catherine Tierney.

26. 663 E. Clementine and Frederick Rohrer. 28. 300 Prince tor.

ave. June Fearee. 19. 4623 St. David and Levi Jones.

24. 4722 i'owler st. Eunice Leamon. 22. 3719 Powelton and Bernard Woodward.

23. 3812 FoUom st. Norma D'Orazio. 31. 2236 Snyder and Louis DeMarco.

31. 1413 S. 17th st. Angelina Rlccobene. 21.

728 Carpenter stand Joseph Donoflii. 24. 9.15 League (t. Edna Linz, 18. 6115 Walker and James Smith.

19. 1622 Fillmore st. Almira Logan. 41. 1414 W.

Butler and Lewis Blttle. 40. 2452 Nicholas st. Margaret Mary Schneider. 23.

1259 N. Mvrtlewood and Ambrose Cmberger. 43. 1533 N. 30th St.

Iva Jean Hickman. 25. 22 Maplewood and John Shalton. 27. 256 W.

Sheldon st. Alice Kuneck. 23. 6817 Ridge and James Serfaw. 21.

Wadsworth. Ohio. Lucy smith. 21. 5504 Media and Ronald Terrell.

24. 2442 Stewart st. Catherine Ferrar. 21. 6527 Reedland stand Br hast lan Guglielme.

24. 1327 S. 9th at Gloria Samoson. 22 inns usrh Harold Sachs. 22.

Brooklyn. N. Y. Marguerite Loughrey. 24.

2335 E. Somerset and Richard Stout. 25. 1425 N. 61st st.

'rn Beyreiti 20. 2635 N. Waterloo and Willi am Jones. 23. 333 W.

Poplar at Jane Myers. 17. 2528 N. 10th at- and Joseph Kleibert, 20. 7202 Eastwood at.

Angela Mary Maealuso. 23. 1214 Fie-gerald and Albert Euganeo. 24. 2328 Reed at.

Rosalie Kominfky. 20. 2457 N. Napa, stand Sidney Brodsky. 25.

646 8. 57th st, Felicia Damiani. 22. 1501 8. 53rd and Amedeo Caceiavillani.

3. 403 N. Ores st Shirley Ruth Cummlngs. 21. 7920 Pickering at.

and Richard Duffy. 21. Columbus. Ohio. Jennie Elisabeth Mayor.

18. 4217 Vista stand Charles smith. 19. 4317 Vista, St. Mary Orrei.

21. 3320 Llvlngsua st- and Uhh Casrio. 25. 6340 Brous ave. LiUiaa atoaan.

24, 1926 Spruce at- and Ir-vtn Zeiger. 27. 42S Ritner at, 1 Lillian Buytaert. 37. Park Drive Manor, and Jofcn Kairuna.

45. 624 Mage-e. Mary Sammarttano, 36. 1432 "-iTWt and Thomae Cannon. 34.

738 6 6th st. Rosemary Coughlin. 34. 710 S. 56th and Albert Raueh.

23, 7144 Glenlock St. If "Help the Scouts to Help the Handicapped" is the slogan adopted by Boy and Girl Scouts in Philadel phia and Delaware counties in their efforts to help collect 60,000 bags full or clothing, bedding, toys and house hold articles on behalf of Goodwill Industries in the nest three weeks. More than 8000 Philadelphia Girl Scouts and hundreds of others throughout Delaware county began yesterday distributing the 60,000 ten-pound bags bearing their slogan to housewives, who promised to fill tnem by June 7. The Girl Scouts expect to com' plete their part of the cooperative effort by Friday. Later, Boy Scouts will collect the filled bags and the donated material will be used by Goodwill Industries in the training and employment of handicapped persons.

"Goodwill training helps handi capped workers become self-support' ing." Frank A. Warner, president of warner-Mack, Camden, and cnairman of the drive, exolained uiscaraed material salvaged from Philadelphia homes and others in this area is a major source of Good will's raw material." It is renaired ana reconditioned, then nlaced on sale at modest prices in Goodwill's tnree stores." Warner reported that sales from such articles provide wages for more tnan 100 handicapped workers. He said Goodwill's operations are nearly au percent seu-sustainlng, with the Community Chest supplying about ior day-to-day operating ex penses. Samuel Spiegel Samuel Spiegel, a retired jeweler died Friday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Orloff.

of tJ25 cnristian st. He was 81. In addition to Mrs. Orloff, he is survived oy two other daughters, Mrs. Sara Smeyne and Mrs.

Minerva Smith, and two sons. Solomon and Oscar. Funeral services will be held at noon today at Joseph Levine and iai2 n. Broad st. Burial will be in Har Nebo Cemetery.

Police and fire stations have been designated as collection centers for tne drive. Stamp Mart SENSATIONAL $1 SALE 19S3 DIFFERENT GENUINE STAMPS 1 ROOSEVELT issues from many nations. 31 scarce historic stamos. MAMMOTH collection of an ainerent stamps juiiuuinx war issues, commemi, air-mails, etc Catiiloe value over sjn 3 EXOTIC collection Afri- ran rauves. sport uames, Military Issues, Indonesia Angola, birds.

Vatican City, Israel, early classic irom tne Kingdom of Ne pal. etc. 4 SCARCE 1904 Nicaragua 'aaur wiui invCTiea sur- charge. ALL FOUR LOTS 1563 Different genuine meg. vaiue id) ior only njijuuvms mciuaea.

NATIONAL STAMP SALES, Dept. 7 833 Eighth New York 1. Pf. Y. BullowVs Monthly Coin List It Issues for $1.60 Department David M.

Bullowa. 31 8. 18th Phila. 3 FOREIGN AT 4 CAT. BEN STRATTON 1403A TO.

Cumberland 33. Pm. Open 12 to Call BA 9-182! Nest 16 First Day Covers SI. 30. Beautiful envelope.

McCorry, Jr. 105 Corceri Clemson, S. C. WILL Exch. matched sets for 25 Plate blocks.

i.Mann, 6331 Sylvester. JE 3-5145 Coins dt Stamps Bought l.lnl.;. t.a.. r. )3 Filbert St.

siani wiainp wws Phlla. 7, Pa STAMP AND COIN COLLECTION WANTED from $56 to $15,600 GEORGE, CREED, 22 S. 10TH ST. INTRODUCTORY GIFT WITH le, 2e er 3e approvals. Held stamp Snap, 441 N.

6tb (siieniown, ra. INVEST In Plate Block er Sheet Collecting. rree tisis. aiiat biuci, Z7S W. 43, KXV.

100 Syria S1.25. 10A Eirvn 81.28. Rnlh i. Lowlnger, 165 West 21st, New York 11. COINS UMBELS COIN DEPARTMENT has everything for the coin collector: U.

8.. For eign and Ancient coins from a few pennies eacn to tnousands or dollars. International Coin Catalogue, 1951 edition. 75c. Glmbela buys rare coins and coin collections.

Ineiud ins V. S. and Foreign gold coins. GIMBELS COIN DEPARTMENT Street Fioor. Market.

Philadelphia 5. Pa. SILVER half-dollar. 13 stars. 1832.

Fine condition, make offer. D-180 Inquirer. WANTED Hish Pricss Pais far Staai Cslisctisas. Asssasls. tiens.

U. S. Fertit. Isisissiats Paynsat, Walter Kisifcr 110 W. 42 St.

Vara. MACHINERY AND TOOLS SURPLUS MACHINERY NEW 1947 Micromatle Vertical Honing Machine SCREW MACHINES R6 ACME RIDLEY AUTOMATIC BAR MACHINE. NEW 1936. POWER PRESSES 2 60-TON WITH MOTORS. 6750 FA.

NIAGARA 5t4'i OBI WITH MOTOR 2 V. 4c O. GEARED PRESS OBI SHAPERS. MILL'G. MA LATHES 1330 N.

STH ST. ST 4-8911 TANKS All sizes: 3 steel tanks. deep: 1 16.000 gal. overhead circular water tank with I beam foundation: also 3000 gal. same type: 2 wood tanks 9'x3' x3' snd 51z'x3'x3': steel vapor decreasing tank.

9'x2z'x5': also others. Model Prcd. Trenton ave. Clearfield st. GA 3-1455.

DRAGLINE BUCKETS C. T. Quick-way C. Y. Hendrix ICY.

Hendrix 1 C. Y. Page Call at 519 N. Delaware or Phone Colllngswood. N.

5-3604 NEW 31 UNIVERSAL MILLING MACHINE ON DISPLAY AN DELIVER FROM STOCK Hochman Machinery Co. 119 N. 3RD Phlla. MA 7-6233 H.F. M.K.O..

OAS FIRED 10 P. McKEZ. GAS FIRED WITH RETURN SYSTEMS BARGAIN LQEB At SON. 4643 LANCASTER AV. 24x12 LANDIS PLUNGE CUT CYLINDRICAL GRINDERS.

1941 at 1942 IN STOCK. Hochman Machinery. Co. 119 N. 3D PHILA.

MA 7-6233 KRANEKAR 5 Ton 130 Buda Gas Power: 12' to 19' Telezccolng Boom: Mounted on Solids or Pneumatics: Rffcuflt it Immed. Delivery. CROST.AND EQUIP, CO. 4-3474 LIQUIDATING ccmplete plant of Thomas Dawson Dye Works at Amber Siiver sts. All equipments: Electrle Economy Baler.

Extractors. Vats, Dryers, Dyes. Trucks. Motors, etc. COMPRESSORS, sir CO-2.

Ingersotl- Rand. Chicago. Nash, from 5 h.p. to 30 p. motor drives, receiver tanks tc accessories.

S. T. Dvorak. 401 N. Broad Phlla.

Fa. WA 2-4328. GRADALL. GOOD COND. FACTORY MOUNTED ON DIAMOND TRUCK.

CHURCHVILLE 1057 OR WRITE P. O. BOX 57. SOUTHAMPTON. FA.

8" 4 SIDED MOULDER, motors, all ball bearing. Never used. Sacrifice. 6HELLINOTON MACHINERY CO. 2055 W.

Hunting Part Ave. BA 9-7070 HUBER Road Grader for sale, all hydraulic controls. Good tires. S550. John Michalenko.

Rosemont. N. J. Ph. Lam- bertvllle 623.

12 CATERPILLAR GRADER 2 years old, 8 model. A-l eond. Looks like new. price 55 of new price. PHONE FERKASIg 2061 LATHES.

Millers. Shapers. QriLU tt other Shop Tool. Koehler. 1733 N.

Sth St. AUCTION SALES PUILIC SALE Msy 27th, t. lee. la Lskaaea Csgaty. 1 ail.

M. mt Raw York Hey. Isstt 22. 6 al. I.

UkasM. sr. Villa ef Crrkla. CAMP GROUNDS SltsatH a ef artsad asaUlalaf 16 acre alese the Swatara Creak fraaiia ei kard serfs read. flat.

I If sts A ramlaa water. 16 tree tetUtai. racrvatlaa kail, ksad shell, larss am kali. Tkit It a Ideal casts fraaad sad will sell at a ariet yea eta arfr pay. Y.M.C.A..

(wants CAMP COMMITTEE Atin Major Edgar Stanley Gardner, retired Philadelphia financier, who had taken an active part in the Pennsylvania Reserve Militia xor many years, died Friday following a long illness. He was 88. Major Gardner, who lived with a daughter, Mrs. Catharine G. Carroll, at 508 Woodland court, Wayne, Pa.

was a native of York Springs, Pa. He was one of the outstanding figures in the organization of the mintia and served as finance officer of the Officers Reserve Corps and the 62d Cavalry He formerly was a vice president of the Mutual Trust Co. and was treasurer of the Commercial Museum, the Philadelphia Chapter cf the Reserve Officers Association of the United States and the Army and Navy Club. He also was a member of the Union League, Philadelphia Country Club, Penn Club, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Military Order of Foreign Wars, Pennsylvania Society of Sons of the Revolution, St. Andrew's Society, Presbyterian Social Union and the Historical Society of Valley Forge.

He also is survived by his wife, Mrs. Stella Bussier Gardner, and another daughter, Mrs. N. W. Harkness Haupt, of Summit, N.

J. Funeral services will be held at 3 P. M. Tues day in Washington Memorial Chap el. Valley Forge.

Burial will be private. Walter B. Haines Walter B. Haines, highway engi neer, died Friday at his home. 4548 N.

Gratz after a brief illness. He was 68. Mr. Haines was employed for the last 12 years as a supervising engi neer for the State Highway Department. Prior to that he served in the same capacity for the city.

He was a member of the 49th Ward Repub lican Club and was a Mason. Surviving are his wife, Kathryn, and a son, Harry of Albany, N. Funeral services will be held at the Harold B. Mulligan funeral home, 1119 W. Lehigh at 2 P.

Mon day. Burial will be in Hillside Cem etery. Shipping News Arrivals and departures of ships in the Port of Philadelphia yesterday, as reported by the Maritime Ex change: ARRIVALS Kashbulk. American, from Mina al Ahmadi. consigned to National Bulk Carriers.

Inc. Gulfdisc. American, from Chelsea, consigned tn nil Corn. Jean. American, from Ponce, consigned to A.

H. Bull A Co. Louisiana. American, from New York, eon- signed to the Texas Co. Suzanne.

American, from Hew York, consigned to A. H. Bull or Co. Alamar. American, from Tacoma.

consigned to Calmar Steamship Corp. California Sword. American, from Galveston, consigned to Newtex Steamship Corp. American Lawyer. American, from Antwerp, consigned to United States Lines Co.

Destiny. American, from Las Piedra. consigned to Charles Kurz Co. Trimhiea'a Ford. American, from Amuay Bay.

consigned to National Bulk Carriers. Inc. Trinity. American, from Famatacual, con signed to H. G.

Schad. Kirsten Torm. Danish, from Santos via Rnstnn. consigned to Rice. TJnruh Co.

ExDress. American, from Genoa via New York, consigned to American Export Lines. Inc. Angusloch. British, from Walton, consigned trt ShiDDine Co.

Exmouth. American, from Izmir via New York consigned to American Export Lines. Inc. Gypsum King. British, from Hantsport.

con-alznrri to John C. Rogers Co. Jaguar. Swedish, from Kuwait, consigned to Gulf Oil Corp. Hindanger.

Norwegian, from Santos via Boston, consigned to J. A. McCarthy. Inc. Normundo.

Swedish, from Baltimore, consigned to Latvino ShiDOlng Co. CLEARANCES American Manufacturer, American, with residue cargo for Norafolk. Sirius, Finnish, with residue cargo for Norfolk. American Merchant, American, with merchandise for Bremerhaven via Baltimore. Theotokos.

Liberian, in ballast for Bufadero. Mormacdove, American, with merchandise tor Recife via Norfolk. African Enterprise. American, with merchandise for Capetown via New York. Petros J.

Goulandris, Greek, in ballast for Norfolk. City of Lucknow British, with residue cargo for Newport News. Menestheus. British, with merchandise for Manila via New York. Giambattista, Italian.

In ballast for Norfolk. Aghios Nicoiaos, Greek, in ballast for Newport News. Montevideo, Norwegian, In ballast for Norfolk. Ohio Sun, American, in ballast for Sun Station. Monte Brasil, Portuguese, in ballast for Gusntsnamo.

Arlyn, American, in bailut for New York. Congo, Norwegian, in ballast for Sheet Harbor. Steel Age, American, with residue cargo for Baltimore. Eliza Jane Nicholson, American, with residue cargo for Norfolk. Ampae Nevada, American, with residue cargo for Bremerhaven.

Sabine Sun. American, in ballast for Sun Station. Died STRICKLAND. On May IS. HANNAH fnee Sharolessl.

widow nf Amns Relative nd friends invited to" attend the iunerai on A. at the Parlors of John C. Hughes. 720 W. Lehigh ave.

Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Edward's Church. 9 A. Friends invited Tuesday eve.

STJDEB. Msy 16. 1952. MARY H. fnee On-dik.

wife of Joseph J. Suder. Relatives and friend Invited to funeral. 8:30 A. from her late residence.

3310 Brighton st Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Matthew's Church. 10 A. M.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Trlenls may call Monday evenlnc. TENEK May 16. 1952. MARIS C. fnee MB)' ot 107 Oxford wife of Pred-5 T.

Tener. Relative nd friends are invited to the funeral 8:30 A. Martin J. Burns Funeral Home. 1428 E.

Columbia ave. (at Fkd. ave.K Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Mi chael's Church.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre u. imui nuti, rye.

Tyrrell. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 9 A. residence, 2333 Parrish st. Solemn Mass of Requiem. Church of St Francis Xavier.

10 A.M Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends call Mon. eve viKDEnr. On May 15.

1952. MILDRED who baann u. virnen. oi 35 Cedar ave. Towson.

Md. Services for relatives and friends onMomUr at 2 at ollver i3lesin'Jt Interment at West Laurel Hill. Friends may call Monday after 11 A. M. WALL.

On May 16. of 1623 W. Cumberland PHILIP husband of Elizabeth Wall fnee Hart). Relatives, friends, members of Orient Lodge 289. employes of Parkway Biking Invited to funeral.

1:00 P. M. Funeral Home 3. X. Stile A Son.

1415-17 X. Susquehanna ave. int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Friend i may call Tuesday eve.

WALSH. May 15. GEORGE husband ef the late Cecelia fnee Engle). of 5637 Stewart st. Relstives.

friends and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen invited to attend funeral. 8:30 A. from the Lacy Funeral Home. 1468 N. 5 2d st.

Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Gregory's Church. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Monday evening 7 to 10 WARBCRTON Suddenly, on May 15. 1952. at St. Petersburg.

of 6605 N. 17th HARRT husband of Caroline P. Warburton fnee Schmld). Relatives and friends. Harmony Lodge 52.

F. A. Phila. Credit Men's are invited to funeral. 10 A.

3. W. Dean St Boa. 6401 Risinv Sun Lawndale. Phlla.

Cremation Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call Monday eve. Wan. ram, i. WRIGHT.

May 14. 1952. formerly ef Orchard BENJAMIN husband of the late Emma X. Wright. Relatives and friends are invited to services 11 A McClurg Funeral Home.

1665 Harrison Frankford. Interment Norria City Cemeterv. Norristown, Fa. Friend may call Monday evening. In Memoriam 8CHOLLER.

WILLIAM who departed this life May 18, 1936. Sadly missed. Brother Fred. UNVEILING NOTICES LEVI IT The unveiling of the monument tn memory ef the late JOSEPH LEVITT will take place on Sunday. May 18.

at 2 P. at Mt. Jacob Cemetery. Ia case ef rain will be held Sunday. May 25.

Cemetery Lots LOT (8-10), a three lot grave. Arlington Cemetery, Lot C-7, Betbany Section, inquire ef Raymond C. Masnck. CIS B. Main Coata.

vtlle. Paw J-GRAV1 LOT people). Nortfawood Ceme-tary. Undr market price. FT 5-3722.

after 6 F. M- weekday. Sattrrday and Sunday all day. SFACB SIX PERSONS, Include perpetual care, half equaxe from buses, street ears and railroad- Only 8155. g-189 Inquirer.

FOREST KILLS. New 6-TSve lot. Coat S600. H1 sen for 6350. SA 2 -559V FITZPATRICK WALSH 3439 K.

STH ST. ST 7-403 WOODWORKING MACH. Old hvy. duty typs. Fair to good eond.

8" Jointer. 36" band saw. 12" twins saw. 14" circ. 4-sided moulder.

2 3 h.p. motors, wing Al moulding cutters, cutter heads, eire. Al bnd saw blades, leather behlng. belt sanding papsr. band saw setting planer knives, enough equln.

lor small shop. All fcr 750. SA 7-601, FOR SALE 50 K.W. MOTOR GEN. SET.

125 V. DC With 75 P. MOTOR. 1200 2 PHASE. 220 V.

B.B. FACTORY BASS. JPKONE LO T-l 3 80FORINSPECTION 20" METAL CUTTING HAND SAW- IN STOCK ON DISPLAY Hochman Machinery Co. 119 N. 3D PHILA.

MA 7-6233 TURRET LATHE PRESELECTOR READ BAR Jtr rvnnlCTKn. COMPLETE TOOLING REAS. l'Q3J7 8 12 Ga. Dries Krumo Haad bxk. 49 5 It.

14 ga. Box Pan Brake. 5 949 anat, west iTenton, r. J. Trenton 4-1101 Mr? L'wis AIR COMPU.c-OR oiuy (Garaner-Dsn-ver).

60 eu. it. Good cend. with 2 un-locdcrs. Wt.

600 lbs. $75. SA 7-C913 sfttr 6 P. M. BUILDERS AlTiLvTiON.

sii Sis-. T-10 steel fl. hdvrd. screws, lew gust spots. Oiled, not packaged.

520. 6A i -oato aiier r. 20-IN. Barnes drill prtsj. S3 M.

T. Fiat belt oorver feed. hark iri ffAbl7-69lU3P ri'tmr FORK LIFT. RENTALS Prompt service, moderate rates. Rapid Handling Equipment Co.

EV 6 -03 0O. ia YD. SHOVEL WITH CRANE fc BACK HOE. GOOD RUNNING ORDER. CURRY EQUIPMENT CORP.

3132 W. THOMPSON ST. BOILER, 120 HP. Low pressure, fire box. steam blower.

With link belt stcker. Used in Oreen Houses. Aschmsnn Bus tleton Cottman ave. PI 5-5863. DIAL PRESSES Four Federal si dial pressers.

10 stage, for assembly of small parts. Hared Fast ener 2122 W. Allegheny ave. ARNOLD, model automatic grinding full Jeweled .0001 rtifc; d.ai. hydraulic mount wi'h caliber.

2323 Fa-r- mountAye. PO 5-5798. SMALL machine shop equipped for tool metal eCamp'g works. 2000 sq. ft.

spce. low rent. Reasonably priced. Write b-'ZQO Inquirer. MILLtR Blackum A stone bpreader Ior paving roads, parking lots.

etc. Call or write for descriptive bulletin. Edelen Bcyer.1717 N. 7-2008 fl) FAIRBANKS Dormant Dial Scale, platform size. 8 x6'.

Capacity 4000 100-lb. dial. 1-lb. grad. Prac.

new. GS 8-84 B3. FOUNDRY Flasks, core plates, ladles. carrieu. molds, cupolas and other foundry equipment.

Acorn Iron Supply. 91S N. Delaware. WA 2-7070. FURNACE.

Normalizing Continuous. Con-vection Type. 28 ft. long 40' wide 40" high. Operating temp.

550 F. Net load2500 ls.pCThrHpwerd J-7000. FOR SALE. 1 model 41 Lorain shovel back-hoe combination, used 1600 hrs. cat.

Diesel motor serial 18595. SUn.et 9f910. BOILER-MKO. autom. gas fired.

30 ti.p" 100 lb. pitiiure. type tA. Insurance tincstlon guar. S.

T. Dvorak. 401 N. Bread. WA2-4323.

LAUNDRY 3 Pocket Jensen 46x103. Mcnel Ribs, Cylinder-type 36x120 can be us-d with a 6 roll ircner. Rie Family Laundry. 3954 Eiscr si. BARBER Grcn.is trenching machine.

model 44-C. year 1950. Available immediately. Condition, like new. Contact D.

Richard PRINTER, 10x15 6c with Miller Feeders. 10x15 12x18 CAP, Colts Press. Proof Preis. mic App. 337 N.

10th st. Open Sun. 10 to 2. MA 7-0702. NEED services of profit-sharing partner for small machine shop or will sell out-rljht eson.

Phone TS 9-91 67 erenlnes. GASOLINE engines 6c 1I types air cooled new ii used, also parts 6t service. LO 7-7652 OSGOOD Shovel i-yard on cats, with shovel front 4: crane boom. Unit shovel on cats '-yard. Phone Olanboro 4-4624 LOWBED TRAILERS Hughes 50-ton eml-triler.

C. C. P. F. Keesler.

Phone Wafhourn 8 -4630 INTER. Bulldozer. TD 18 model, motor needs tuning up. $2500 full price. Cheap for patts.

272 1 Wheatsheaf Lane. PORTABLE WATER PUMP. 2X-P-7000 gaL per hr. with hoses, gocd eond. 8135.

Call PO 5-2340. CATERPILLAR D7 TRACTOR with Hydraulic Blade. Good condition GEO. C. COCHRAN Inc.

Trenton S-8451. ELECTRIC WELDFRS. O.E. Gasclino driven. 300 amp.

traIiercpRN.915N.pelawareave. WOOD PLANER, motor driven, 7s H.P. mtr. Direct connected. $485.

Can be seen running. 3517 N. 2d. WATER PUMP, .100 gal. per minute, powered by 6-cyl.

Lenova Diesel, ready work. S1500. 2721 Wheatsheaf Lsne. NEW 6z USED HUBER ROLLERS 6t GRADER-MAINTAINERS IN STOCK Edelen A Boyer. 1717 N.54th.GR 7-200Q STAPLING machines.

3 Saranac fcr sale, 36" arms, attach. 6c small wood planer. 1750 N. Front st. HfZ 4-7828.

TRAILER! handy tor hauling, Ib-t. a Bulldozer. 30" high with tow pole. $550 full price. 2721 Wheatsh-af lane ATTENTION PRINTERS 8x12 Peerless automatic.

In excel, eond. Must sell. Csll EV 6-3250. SALE. 1 Tat Jones oil-fired furnace aalt or oil pot, size 17x16x10 deep.

Call Media 6-1854. KELLY CLIPPER 14x20 Cylinder Frets, Immediate delivery. Write ROBERTS roDIOPRSJjlmington R. 4. Del.

CATERPILLAR HO TB ACTOR in BOcd working order. S900 for quick sale. EOC COC RIn.TRri on2 -85 1 NEW WONDER 3 'i S. 68 concrete mixers in stock. Also Hoetyoe mixers.

SHOE repairing machinery. La.idis finisher. Champion stitcher Includes meter, will be r.old cha2745 Frankiccd Ave. BELTZZL CURB GUTTER si SIDEWALK FORJ13 TO MEET ALL SPECS. Fdeten N.

54th. 7-gpno 12 1 6IEEL Vertical Tanks. 6' 9" high. 316" riveted steel plate, closed top on wrnod floor stand, GE 8-9433 2 D-4 CATERPILLAR front end loaders, 7 series, excellent condition. Sunset 9-79 1 0.

1 CONK BELT Driven engine lathe back, For inform. Call TV 2-4289. ELECTRIC MOTORS. SPEED REDUCERS. BELTING.

PULLEYS. HANGERS. ROTHMAN 144 3D MA 7-1 962. ACETYLENE cutting As welding ouuit. comp.

Victor de Bastlan leasing. Bar- gain. 2202 Ridge Ave. 6" BELT DISC SANDER, metal table. BEER COIL BOX.

compressor it air 'Pit OE8-1130. PARMALL Tractor, F-20 model, on rubi ber. ready to work. $365 full price. 2721 Whsthesf Lan- OPEN time available on 4c Automatics it turret lshes for secondary QOTStlons.

Phcne LO 7-5070. SURPLUS equipment, lathes, drill prases'. etc. Mifflin Scree Company. 2422 E.

Sergeant st. NE Ofi CETFRS Norton Crank fch ft Grinder-complete with attachments. 10 H. A. C.

Motor Drive. GA 5-17i ONE ALLL3-CHALMER3 Dissel. bulldozer. 11 ft. angle blade, good eond.

Ph Ch'r'er 5-1324. RADIAL saw. 10" blade capacity. $150. 2 H.P.

single nhise Delco motor. )02 N. 23TH ST. STAINLESS 6TIEL KETTLES aTtTnKS 50 Gal. to 5000 gal.

cap. Kaplan Metal. Tiorads Edgemont Sts. NE 4-1210. OSGOOD Shovel! yard.

Just overhauled. Priced reasonable. 123 W. King Pottstown. Phone 1489-J.

INTERNATIONAL TD18 TRACTOR with Blade Dsubie Drum Power Unit. GEO. COCHRAN. Inc. Trenton 2-84 51 PORTABLE GAS-EL EC.

300 AMP. HO BART WELDING MACHINE. In excel. cnod. 1153 N.

Front st. Call RE 9-0705. MICHIGAN truck crane, half yard, on 10 wheel, nearly new, HO 5. 1 yard front end loader. Cocahohockep 6-1223.

WTLDINO outfit. 300 amp. on l'-toa Ford truck. Ph. Mr.

Burke. MI 4-5306. WESTTWOHOCSE 5 AIR COMPRE3- 8QR. SEE AT 1829 E. VENANGO ST.

HOIST, 'i ton. Spur gear. pert, condi- tlon. reap. Miller.

3919 Lancaster v. CEMENT MIXER only 2 yrs. old. holds 1 bag 550, 34 E.jClapler St. TE 9-3981.

BENCH Saw. 8 H. P. motor. 2 ex- tra 8-ln.

blades de bench SO DE 3-263Q 7i K-W Generator. 115" AC. gasoline driven. $395. LO 7-7652.

LOW BED TRAILERS HUGHES. 10 to 100 TONS. M. OABEL. AL 4-6153.

Byers Crane. Reasonable. Phone Vinelsnd, N. J. 7-5928.

BOILER. 10 H. IS lb. pressure, fully eoulo. for oil fire.

350. rv 2-osaa truck, crane. 1 r. a. crawler rrana frheater 3-OftflO HARDNESS Tester.

Clark Rockwell. Mod. C-16-A. lrtel all att.Like new.TR 7-6430 16 ROCKFORD B.O. 6HAFZR CUXXP WATSON.

220O g. rforrts. OA $-1711 20 "xlO" HAMILTON Q.C.O. Lathe, WATSON.2a00E-NORRISGAj711 AIR f.c-wsr r. 'iTH.

p. '4 tanks It lit- ting. $0. HO 3-6483. Applications for Marriage Licenses Barbara Ann Wiliams.

31. 1750 22d st and Roosevelt Watson. 42. 2121 W. Oxford at.

Mary wolf. 26. 3427 Wellington and i'n nan. jacason st. Matilda Nasuti.

23. 2210 S. 15th and Samuel Benedetti. 30. Camden.

Regina Kolibab. 23. 2119 Pasiyunk and Thomas Kurtz. 23. 2427 Ritner st.

Estella Smith. 27. 4002 N. 5th and nuiiam uciaraio. zo.

921 Ellsworth St. Agnes Dredge. 60. 3010 N. 11th and John Morrell.

68. 3010 N. 11th st. Eleanor Tinner. 25.

2622 S. Robinson ana rsuj Liumer. 29. upper Darby. Doris Nearby.

20. 819 8. 59th and udrbjo jjasn. zz. MrocKiyn.

n. Ruth Agnes Koehler. 53. Corry. and Charles Craker.

61. 45 N. 17th st. Julia Carpino. 24.

7160 Edmund and John Chandler. 23. Langhorne. Pa. Jean Louise Wgrgo.

21. 224 Valley and sanies oruce. xerre ttauie. ana. Sara Kane.

21. 8006 Verree and August Zimmerman. 37. 7006 Tulip st. Janet Rawlings.

23. 2918 Glenview and jonn Mcwieusna. 27. w. Gratz st.

Louise Burke. 19. 2841 N. 4th and Frank News. 22.

2027 E. Cumberland st Alice Manson. 22. 1822 E. Hazzard and William Turner.

26. 6100 Reach st. Ann Davis, 34. 6741 Souder and Nathan Lrazen. zoez st.

Addie Nichols. 22. 3724 N. 17th and Lewis Fuller. 28.

Bordentown. N. J. Mary Gertrude Flanagan. 20.

2014 F. Cambria and Richard Thompson. 23. 2670 seoviva st. NataUe Joann Brekke.

22. 275 S. 10th st. and Jimmte Watson. 21.

Rosenna. fexas. Carol Wall. 17. 4284 Paul and Charles stoeckle.

19. 4912 Cheltenham ave. Joan Kissane. 22. 207 Mifflin and Laurence roust.

23. 5060 McKean ave. Patricia Baader. 21. 914 W.

Seltzer and Frank George. 27. 311 Chandler st. Anna Jane Kochersperger. 21.

1535 S. 58th and Daniel 20. 2861 Felton st. Elizabeth Suthard. 20.

48 Emily and James Flaherty. 26. 68 Mercy st. Paula Krivos. 35, 1900 Green and John Xozel.

33. 2107 N. 3d st. Ar.ne Worth. 23.

437 S. 61st and Martin Worth. 26. 7101 Kindred st. remarrite') Clara Kathleen Griffith.

34. 3004 N. Broad and Frank Reeina. 36. 1930 S.

Bouvier st. Marie Hope. 46. 1700 N. 55th and Lawrence Petrone, 49.

3722 Calumet st. Rita DiGregorio. 21. 2944 N. Judson and Nicholas DeClerico, 21, 1130 Csntrell st.

Edythe Mae Grsuer. 26. 5212 Castor and George Fink be in er. 27. Cheltenham.

Barbara Rooars. 46. 2615 N. Sartaln and John Kitchen. 32.

2535 N. Sartain st. Josephine Monahan. 21. 2941 Fanshawe and Philip MeNulty.

23, 135 W. Grange ave. Georgia Konrad. 21, 6139 Elmwood and Michael Horvatt. 29.

2336 S. 2th st. Anne Barton. 22. 133 E.

Lippincott and Albert Calviello. 30. 3016 N. Reese st. Theresa Alma Snyder.

33. 4543 Mansyunk and Michael Packard. 37. 3315 N. Mascher ft.

Joan Wade. 24. 2706 S. Randolph and Nicholaa Tolomeo. 27.

Waterbury. Conn. Marie Dietrich. 31. 4734 N.

Carlisle and Howard Ballard, 34. Shelburne Falls. Mas Blanche Veit. 33. 1852 Tulip and Edward Wtenckowski.

33. 601 Belgrade st. Cecil George. 21, 3330 N. 15th and Earle Muggleworth.

14. Gloucester. N. J. Eugenia Riehey.

20. 4023 Fairmount and William Harper. 22. 1803 N. 12th st.

Dorothy Gail Campbell. 23. Apollo, and Gary Welsh. 23. Chilieothe.

Ohio. Patricia Foy. 24. 5333 Litchfield st and Harry Moore. 25.

1222 W. Cambria St. Marie Calabrase. 21. 861 N.

66th and Massimo Moretti. 21. 2227 8. 22d st. Margaret Myers, 37.

5342 Hot rock and Robert Stobbe, 41. Elkins Park. Jane Clciretti. 23. 6038 Greenway and Matthew Coined.

24, 6630 Guyer ave. Sylvia Esther Seheehter. 25 1748 N. Wilton and Joseph Reibman. 36.

3122 W. Diamond Jeanne Bigonette. 23. 8032 Albion and: Joseph Golden. 24, 7115 Louise Rd.

Jane Muffitt! 23T 321 E. Sharpnack at. and Nelson Basil. 26. Bethlehem, Pa.

ma Krotonsky. 20. 1451 If. 6th at, and Fhilio Needleman. 21.

5650 Osage ave. Patricia Young. 18. 410 Borbeck and Joseph Fite. 21.

8015 Elberpn ave Marilyn Gerts. 18. 3S56 Cambridge and Martin Elefant. 21. 385J Cambridge at.

Louise Melissa Tyler. 25. 5572 Blakemore st. and Curtis Green. 33.

5577 Blakemore at. Anne Baumann. 25. 6544 N. 12th at- and John Kemenosh.

25. 2351 N. 5th at. Dolores Kenny. 21.

513 Queen and Fred Tartar lione. 2L. 1311 S. Fatrhin st, Rita Zanghi. 23.

1017 Carpenter and Anthony D'Alecsandro. 23. 824 Alter st. Christiana Oakea. 33.

2614 S. Rosewood at and Robert Patterson. 29. 302 Fern St. Lorraine Catherine Duncan.

19. 3148 Chatham and Charlaa Mart Haw, 21. 1917 Orthodox at. Virginia Hassle. 33.

1715 W. Jodsen sad William MeCnmmect. 39. IS 56 N. 27th at, Joan O'Donneil.

20. 2515 X. Somerset and Francis CosteUe. 23. 3C25 Livingston at.

Lee Harrison. 36. 403 Rockland and Tot-oh Zeisler. 34. 3401 N.

Broad st..