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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 19, 1955 a 9 Died Died Atomic Vessel (arthritis? FOR MAN. July 18. DAVID, husband of Sophie Forman, of 5034 N. Franklin father of Edith Solitrin and Lillian Forman; brother of Rose Carey. Harry Lcuis and Dr.

Samuel Forman. Relatives and friends, members of Workmen Circle. Br. 138. are invited to services Tuesday.

A P. at the Aher-Berschier Memorial Chanel. 1309 N. Broad st. Int.

Workman's Circle S'ction. Monteflore Cem. Parking adjacent to chapel. httuanj WILLIAM C. CAMPBELL WILDWOOD, N.

July 18. William C. Campbell, a former tip-! staff in Common Pleas Court 2, Philadelphia, who had lived nearby Rio Grande since his re-j tirement in 1950, died today inj Burdette Tomlin Hospital, Cape Mrr Fmrk DlPC IIJi I IIILlA LIOjr I I I II Xl VIUUf.UIIIUIIr Ul TT Mrs' Harnet hayden Finck, ABRAMOVITZ. 17. PAULINE, of 1435 S.

5th ife of the lite Morris, mother of Mr. Na'rian. Mr. Charles, Miss Minnie and Mr. Ha.

ry Atrama and Mrs. Iva Cantor, also surviv -d by six erRndchildren and flvt zreat-gran ichildren. Relatives and Iriends are invited attend services. 11 A. at Moir.iCi's Funeral Parior.

2315-17 N. Broao st. Int Mt. Sharon Cem. Shiva be observed at 1435 S.

5th st. ABRAMS. 7. LOUIS, of 8332 Toou-ron beloved ither of Mrs. Katharine TTUskin.

Ethel. Wil lam and Sidney Abrams, dear brother of than. Samuel, Harry 6. and Maurice Abrairs. aso survived by eight grandchildren and ne great grandchild.

Relatives and friends are invited to services Tuesday. 11A.M. Raphael Sacks Memorial Chapel. 1945 Broad st. Int.

Har Hebo Cemetery. Shiva a ill be observed at 8332 May Court House. Mr. Campbell, who was 60. succeeded his late Requiem Mass will be sung at lo A.

M. Thursday at St. Monica Church, 17th and Ritner Phil adelphia. JOHN J. O'MARA John J.

O'Mara, who was a salesman for the Geuting Shoe Co. for 25 years prior to his retirement, died Sunday at his home, 5218 Syl vester st. Solemn Requiem Mass Swill be sung at 10 A. M. tomorrow at St.

Martin's Church, Roosevelt blvd. and Cheltenham ave. Died PARISH. July 17. 1955.

WALTER husband of Dorothy G. Parish, of 145 Haittng Havertown. Relatives and friends invited to service! Wednesday. 2 P. from St.

Mary's EMiscoDal Church. Ardmore. Friends may call at the Frankenfield 6c Chad-wick Funeral Home. Athens at Simnson rd Ardmore. Wednesday alter 12:30 P.

M. REGER. Of 4027 Comiv st. July 17.1 1955. AMELIA fnee Kerbaur).

wife of John I Rprer in hi- Air4 vop i i i. Jgf friends invited to attend funeral' services and national clubs. She Was a 10 A. M-. from the Fluehr Funeral j- Home.

3301-is cottman ave. int. cheiten der of the Alliance of Catholic t-f 1 (iff r. Voted by House WASHINGTON, July 18 (UP) The House shouted approval to day of a bill to build a "practical' atomic-powered merchant ship as a substitute for President Eisenhower's proposed "peace" ship. The measure now goes to the Senate where approval also was expected.

The bill would authorize the world's first surface vessel pro pelled by the atom. Congress would have to put up the actual cash in another bill. Mr. Eisenhower had proposed equipping a conventional merchant ship with an atomic reactor to ply the seas as a demonstration of the peaceful uses of atomic energy. He suggested a reactor like that used in the submarine Nautilus.

Both the House and Senate rejected this plan as a costly "show boat" which would do little to advance the day when the world's merchant fleets would be powered by the atom. The House-approved bill, drafted by the Merchant Marine Committee, differs from the President's proposal in that it would authorize construction of a vessel specially designed for a newly developed atomic reactor. Man on Sidewalk. Injured by Auto A pedestrian was injured and a radio arid chair were smashed about 8 o'clock last night when two automobiles mounted sidewalks at 12th and Carpenter sts. after colliding at the intersection.

The injured man, Angclo Novel-lo, 68, was a few steps from his house at 1134 Carpenter st. when he was hit by a car driven by Liv-1 ingston Bridges, 33, of Colorado st. near Federal. Novello suffered pos- sioie internal He was taken to Community Hospital. The radio and chair, owned by Rhodan Willis, of 1011 S.

12th were smashed by a car driven by John DeMeo, 16, of Mole st. near Ritner. With DeMeo was Ralph Disidori. 17, of 2319 S. Hicks st.

Willis jumed out of the way of DeMeo's car but was unable to move his furniture in time. Neither driver was injured. Phila. Man Gets Welfare Post Inquirer Harrisburg Bureau HARRISBURG, July 18. Secretary of Welfare Harry Shapiro today appointed Benjamin S.

Bennett, of Philadelphia, as deputy secretary of administration in his department He recei ve $12 ,108 annwuiy. Bennett, 41, is a certified public accountant, and until his resigna- i tion last Friday was an acting supervisor in the Internal Revenue Service in charge of administration, grading and promotion of personnel. Bennett Is a graduate of the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania. I I i AP Wirephoto An oversiie electric bulb lights up as a switch thrown at West Milton, N. unleashes the free world's first commercial atomic-electric power.

Mountain Labors Mouse Corn First Afomk Electricity Used to Grill Hamburg WEST MILTON, N. July 18 AP) THE free world's first commercial atomic-electric power went "on the line" today, and one of its first uses was the grilling of a hamburger by a New York State housewife. Chairman Lewis L. Strauss of the Atomic Energy Commis sion turned a switch that un- G. W.

Ruhl Dies, Insurance Man George W. Ruhl, a retired executive of the Insurance Co. of North America, died Saturday at his home, 37 S. 50th after an ill ness of several years. He was 78.

Mr. Ruhl worked 25 years Ion" tu. I Kov been wonderfully bleated, hi being restored to active life after being crippled In nearly every joint in my body and with muscular sorenen from Hear) to foot. I had Rheumatoid Arthritis and other forms of Rheumatism, hands deform, ed and my ankle were set. limited space prohibits telling yoe more here but if yov will write me, I win reply at once end teR yoe how I received this wonderful relief.

Mrs. S. Wier 2805 Arber Hills Dr. A3 P. O.

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private lesson only $1 and see for yourself! guaramced courses from 59 to $35 AIR-CONDITIONED STUDIOS 219 S. BROAD ST. KI6-145S CAMDEN: 26 BROADWAY WO 6-1557 REG. 369.95 SILO PRICE mm ELECTRIC MOTORED NOT A MISTAKE! MOTOR PRICES Sl fl QR pay a Eitl iBeck Skisi spots M50 ITTJS 3 I FAN Reg. 49.95 the insurance firm of Wilson and Co.

prior to becoming associated with the Insurance Co. of North America. He spent 30 years with the latter company. Surviving are his wife, (tie for- mer Edna Cooper; and a son, Sam- uel W. Ruhl.

runerai services win De neia ai 1 P. M. Thursday at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st, DR. RICHARD H.

SEELT TRENTON, July 18. Dr. Rich ard H. Seely, an ophthalmologist, FRANK July 18. 1955.

EARNEST, of 552 Carpenter lane. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral service 4 P. M. precisely. Goldsteins' Memorial Charpel.

2129 N. Broad st. Int. Mt. Sharon Cem.

Parking adjacent to chapel. FRY. Juir irt THrCPKILCS R-. hot-' Dano 01 Mudred Brown Frv. 942 Ormond Drexel Hill.

Services Wed. morning. 11 o'clock. George C. Toooitzer's Funeral Home.

Garrett rd. at Drexel Hill, where friends may call after 10 A. M. Int. St.

John's Evan. Lutheran Cem. Center Square. GIORDANO. July 13.

DANIEL husband of Rose (nee Pcmponi). of 118 E. Evesham Glendora. N. formerly of age 70 years.

Funeral 9 A. Gardner Funeral Home. Black Horse Pike Haveiford Runnem-de. N. J.

High Mass 10 A. St. Teresa's R. C. Church.

Int. New St. Mary's Bellraawr, K. J. Viewing Wednesday evening.

GIORDANO. July 15, GIOVANINA. Relatives, iriends invited It funeral 9 A. from Grasso Funeral Home. 2544 Broad Requiem Mass.

St. Edmond. 10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Viewing Tuesday evening after 7. GLASS. Of 1604 W. Tioga JuIt 18. 19oo.

SARAH W. GLASS. Relatives' and friends are invited to service 1 P. Apts. Wm.

H. Battershy, 3316 N. Broad st. Int. Mount Peace Cem.

Viewing 7-9 M. OKtt.v Of 2920 Woodpipe Lane on July 15. 1955. LOtIS husband of the late Anna Boggs Green. Services for relatives and friends on Tues.

at 1:30 P. at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st. Int. private.

GREENE. Of Haverford. on July 17. 19od. MARY MACOMB, wne the late Ryland W.

Greene. Services on Tn'-aav at -P. M. at the Church of the Redeemer. Efryn Mawr, Pa.

Int. private. Please omit flowers. GREENFIELD. Julr 17 1955.

HARRY, husband of Mary, of 2510 N. Stanlev. father L. Greenfield. Mr.

Karl Greenfield brother Greenfield and Mrs. baran Turk, also burvived bv 5 grandcrui-dren. Relatives, friend, and members of Ansae Boden Loven Ben Ais n. are invited to funeral services Tuesday. 2 P.

M. precisely. uomstem Memorial Chapel. 2129 N. Broad st.

Int. Mcntefmre Cem. (Shiva will be on-; W. Godfrey ave.) Parking ad-' 10 cuanei. nussand of Carrie Grinton (nee years.

Relatives and iriends are invited to attend the funeral 2 P. from luneral Home of David U. Wright. 7015 TorresCaJe ave. Int.

North Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at Funeral Home Tuesday evening, 7 to 9. HANSON. July 17, 1955. of 1068 Poques-sing Andalusia.

JOSEPH husband of Mary E. Hanson fnee Griessi. Relatives and friends are invited to services Thursday at 1 P. M. from the Funeral Home of J.

Maurice Tomlinson, 2207 Bristol Pike. Corn-wells Heights. Int. Oakland Cem. Philadelphia.

Viewing Wednesday evening. Julr 17 '95S- ALLEN HERBERT, husband of Lydia Ma Hartley of 68 Center si Haddonfleld. Relatives 'and friends invited to at; end the funeral Thurs. 10 A Stretch Funeral Home. 8 W.

Kings Highway. Haddonlie id. Int. Baptist Cem. Friends may call Wed.

eve. FALSE. On Julv 17. 1955. of 7225 Ox- iora jusEfli nusband of Mane Hause (nee Westerl.

Relatives and friends also Washington Lofge F. A. M. are invited to funeral Wednesday. 11 A.

J. W. Dean (t Son. 6401 Rising Sun Lawn-dale. Philadelphia.

Int. Northwood Cem. Viewing Tuesday eve. HERTZ. July 17.

1955. SELMA of 902 Hunters Lane. Oreland. wife of the late Benjamin F. Hertz and beloved mother of Elice S.

and Herbert F. Hertz. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 1 P.M.. at the Asher-Bersohler Memorial Chapel. 1309 N.

Broad st. Cremation Chelten Hills. Viewing Tues. 7 to 9. Parking adjacent to chapel.

HIGG1NSOV. Suddenly, on July 13. 1955. ot 1326 E. Rlttenhouse WILLIAM C.

aged 46 years, husband of Dons M. Higginson (nee Dietrich. Relatives and friends, employes of Fairmount Foundry, are invited to service 1 P. Ogontz Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan.

Ogontz and Chelten aves. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends Invited Tuesday evening. HILBORV.

Of 4111 Walnut Jul 17. 1955. L. BERTHA. ife of the late D.

Sidney Hilborn. service for relatives and friends on 11:30 A. at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st.

Int. Westminster Cem. Friends may call Tues 7-9 P. M. HORNKETH.

July 16. HARRY, son of the late George and Carrie (nee DeCoursev). Rel atives and iriends. also members of Kevstone Post 2820. V.F.W., invited to services Wed- nesday.

2 P. Funeral Home of james r. uonanue. 309-11 e. Lehigh ave.

Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends call Tues. eie. HOWIE.

Of 583f! Whitbv on Jnlv 17. 1955. JOHN HOWIE. Service lor relative" and friends on 1 P. at.

Olner H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Int. Greenmount Cem.

Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M. KARR. July 17, 1955. P.ICHARD rtt 6200 Jefierson husband oi Peecy inee Whisnann son of John R.

May Karr. Peiatives fc friends tz employes of R.C.A. are invited to service 1 at The Mc-Culiough Funeral Home. S. W.

cor. 63d st. Lansdowne ave. Int. Beverly National Cem.

Friends mal call Tues. eve. KOHN. July 18. CELIA ANMTJTH KOHN, beloved wife of Abraham of 1433 N.

devoted mother of Mrs. Rose Goldman. Mrs. Esther Katz. Mrs.

Lillian Susnrman, Samuel Herman. Dr. Morton and Albert Anmuih. rlhev I S.i-J a I Ohev Zedek s.erhood invited to services. 12:30 P.

Momrvri.il Chapel. 1945 N. Broad st. Int. Monteiiore Cem Shha will be observed at 4323 Rcosevelt Blvd.

KR1LOW July 15 1955. DOROTHY inee Pnesi. of 715 Kerper Lawndale. beloved wife of Anihonv Krvlow Relatives and friends invited 'o funeral Wed 8 30 A from Funeral Home of J. J.

Mndian-onsfci Son. W. Huntine Park ave. Soiemn Requiem Mass. Church rf the Presentation Cheltenham.

Pa Int. Holv Sepulchre Cem. Friends mav call Tuesday after 7 P. LEONARD. Julr 17.

1955 sudrtenlv. of 222 Wendover MARIE A. O'BRIEN "wife of the late Charles C. Leonard. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9AM Fttzpairick Funeral Home.

425 Lyceum ave kox. solemn Retiuiem Mass. Church of St. iJohn the Bantist. 10 A.

M. Int. Holv Senul-chre Cem. Friends call Wed eve. after 7 LOWDEV At Rnrlinffton nn 17 v.

tDWARD huatMrd of the late Laura Lowden. Service at the Slack Funeral Home. Burlington. N. on Wed.

at 2 o'clock Int. Odd Fellows Cem. Friends call Tues. eve. LYNCH.

Juiv 18 1955. ELIZABETH MOSBROOK LYNCH, beloved wife of the late Maurice Lynch and mother of Nance Lvnch Gavnor. of 1129 Duncannon ave. Relatives and iriends invited to funeral Wednesday 9 A. from Joseph A.

Movlan Funeral Home. 52C3 N. Broad st. Solemn Mass of Reouiem. Church oi the Holy Child.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Tuesday eve MRS.

17. 1955. ROBERT husband of the late Katharine T. Mars nee Murphy) of 159 Chatham road. Upper Darby.

RelAtives anl friends Invited to funeral. 10 A. Richard L. Kelly Funeral Home. cor.

Long Lcne and Walnut Upper Darby. Solemn Requiem Mass. 11 A. Cr.urch of St. Alice.

Int. Holv Cross Cem. Friends may call Tuesday evening. McARDLE. July 16.

ANNA R. A THEY, wite of the la'e Francis P. McArdle. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral on 8:30 A. from her late resi- aencr.

011 inasor Highland Park. Soifmn Requiem Mass rcl St. Laurence's Church. 10 A. M.

Int. St. Denis Cem. Friends may call Tuesday evening. MrCOWAN.

Of Pitman. N. July 18. ANNA ELIZABETH, daughter of the late Robert B. and Mary Josephine McCowan.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral services 10 A. at the Weatherby Funcrai Home. 308 W. Hollv Pitman. N.

J. Int. HarieUh Camden. N. J.

Friends may call Wednesday evening. MarPHERSOV. On July 18. 1955. MISS EVA Mr.PHERSON.

formerly of Camden. N. aged 77 years. Funeral services Wed. at 8 P.

at the Murray Funeral Home. 408 Cooper Camden. N. J. Int.

private. McMAHON. Of Audubon. N. on July 17, 1955.

SADIE, wife of Charles Weslev Mc-Mahon. Service for relatives and friends on 2 P. at Oliver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut st. Interment Mt.

Moriah Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening. Mc WILLIAMS. Formerly of 3075 Emerald suddenly. July 15.

JAMES .1 hnshn) of Marie (nee Dougherty). Rel atives ana friends invited to funeral 8 a. mrenner Funeral Home. 922-24 Somerset, st. Solemn Reouiem Mj.

Church of the Ayension. 9 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friends may call Tuesday evening. MELLON. CATHERINE (nee Wood. July 17. 1955.

wife of the late Samuel Mel- iuwica 10 lunerai 9 A. from the Gillespie Funeral Home. N. E. cor.

Greene Logan Gtn. Solemn Mass of Requiem Church of st Francis of Assisi. 10 A. M. FTiends may call Wed.

eve. Int. Holy Cross Cem. MILLICK. Of P35 Duncan Yeadon.

cn July 18. 1955. LYDIA widow of William Millick. Service for relatives and friends on Thurs. 11 a.

M. at Oliver 1820 Chestnut at. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. MVIR.

July 17. 1955. of 211 Laveer st WILLIAM. agd 72 years, husband of Jane E. Muir.

Reia.ives and friends, employes of Quaker Lace Co. Invited to service Wed 2:30 Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan' 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Int, Hillside Cem' Friends invited Tues.

eve. O'DEA. July 16. ESTHER (nee Glick) suddenly, in formerly of Salem beloved wife of Martin, devoted daughter of Anna dear sister of Samuel. Harold Harry.

Jennie Edith Walters, of Calif. Relatives, friends invited to services 2 30 Rosen's. 423 Pine. Viewing 8:40 P. M.

(Shiva at 108 Pacific Atlantic City.) O'KANE. July 16. 1955. CHARLES husband of Catherine Hennessy. on of Sue Mullln and the late James J.

O'Kane. and brother-in-law of the Rev. John P. Hennessy. OS.

A. and nephew of Sr. M. Ruth. S.M.

Relatives. Iriends and Holv Name Society are invited to attend funeral Wed. mormns 9 o'c ock from his home. 844 Cones-toga Rd Rosemor.t. Pa.

Solemn Requiem Mas. Church of St. Thomas of Villanova, 10 o'clock. Int. Calvary Cem.

Friends invited Tuesday evening. O'MAKV July 17. 1955. JOHN beloved husband of Agnes M. O'Mara (nee Lynch), of 5218 Sylvester st.

Relatives, friends, also Holy Name Society, employes Geuting Shoe Co. are invited to attend the luneral 9 A. from the Funeral Home of Quinn. corner Rocevelt blvd. and Sanger st.

Solemn Requiem Mas rcaiiins tnurca. at IO A. Tnt. Kt Dominic's Cec stery. Viewing Tuesday eve.

3rt iTTcmortam If yea dtsirt to insert an "In Mtmoriam" notice on the anniversary of the loss al your loved one call Miss Sharp an Rl t-160O u-ho will be glad to astist yea in preparing a message. .1 -JfmmK Hills Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. RHEINER.

July 16. 1955. ALBERT B. of Island Hcichta. N.

tormerly of husband of Elizabeth fneeGrei. Reia-ives onH friArtHt -f Clio np. rett's Funeral Home. Park and Lehigh rves. Friends call Tues.

eve. Int. Mt. Peace Ccai. RHOIIES.

July 16. 1955. JOHN husband of Eliza Jane Rhodes, of 661 Park Lane. Gtn. Relatives and friends invited to lier-vices 10 A.

Funeral Home of Andrew J. Bair iz Son. 3925 Chestnut st. Int. Montrose Cem.

Friends may call 7-9 P. M. ROISMA.V July 17. 1935. SAMUEL, of 2216 N.

Saltord beloved husband of Rose Price Roisman. devoted father of Mrs. Goldie Krimsly. Mr. Leon and Mr.

William Roisman: brother of Mrs. Becky Schwartz and Mr. Morris Roisman. Relatives and friends, also members of LaFayett Lodge No. 71.

F. and A. are Invited to attend funeral services 1 P. M. precisely, at Morris Rosenberg'a Son Memorial Chapel.

2009 N. Broad st. Int. Har Jehudah. Cem.

Rl'HL. Of 37 S. on July 18, 1955. GEORGE W. RUHL.

of Edna Cooper Ruhl. Service far relatives andl friends on 1 P. M. at Oliver H. Bair's.

1820 Chestnut st. Int. Arlington menus majr iaji "cuucruaj, to 9 P. M. SCOTT.

Suddenly July 1R. 1955. BEVERLEY age 74. of 6132 Alma st. Funeral and interment private, at the convenience of the family.

SEIDERS. On July 17. 1955. of 3742 School lane. Newtown Square.

CLAIR husband of Ethel Crothers Relatives, freinds fc members of Gorge W. Bartram Lodge. F. A. M.

are invited to attend the funeral service. 2 P. from The Dill Funeral Home. 23 Bishop Hollow Newtown Square. Int.

Glenwood Memorial Gardens. Friends may call Wednesday evening. SHERIDAN-GIT RE VS. On July 17. 1955.

LOUISE F. (nee Snyderi. wife of the late Frank C. Sheridan, of Gibbsboro. N.

age 89. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral service 2 P. Clementon oyster Funeral Home. 51 Park N. J.

Int. Berlin Cem. Viewing Tues. eve. SHETZLINE.

Of 452 E. Mover Julv 17, 1955. ISAAC S. SHETZLINE. age 79 years.

Relatives and friends invited to services Thursday. 10:30 A. Apts. Wm. H.

Bat-tersby. 3316 N. Broad st. Int. Greenmount Cem.

Viewing Wed 7 to 9. SHOESTER. FREDERICK. suddenW. July 17.

195.T. srn of the late George H. and Margaret shoester (nee Rooney). Relatives and friends. Bricklayers Lnion 1 of B.

M. and P. I. invited to funeral A. Parlors of A.

Fusco. 1344-48 Ellsworth st Viewing Wed. eve 7 to 10. Int. National Cemetery, Beverly, N.

J. SILVI1R. July 12. 1955 MARY B. In Los Angeles.

formerly of dear wife of George and mother of Herbert, sister of Mrs. Sara Ooldberg. Dora Burd. Ethel Freed. Family will be at 611 Hauser Los Angeles, SIMPSON.

Suddenly at Stone Harbor, N. J. on July 15. 1955, ALAN MARKLEY. son of Albert M.

and Fredericka (Barrvl Simpson of 3030 Joshua Lafayette Hills. Pa. in his 4th year. Relatives and friends are invited to the services at Homer K. Dunaway Funeral Home.

800 W. Main Nomstown. on July 20th. at 2 P. M.

Int. in Hillside Ardsiey. Pa. Friends may call at the Funeral Home Tues. eve.

7-9. SI.OWEY. July IS. of 4638 Edmond st SARAH O'MalleyK wife of the late Martin Slowev. Relatives and friend, mm 10 lunerai A.

M. McCaffertvn i-uneral Heme. 612fi Torresdale ave Solemn HiJrh Mass of Reouiem. St. Joachim's Church.

10 A M. Interment Our Lady of orace cem. mends may call Tuesday eve July lfi. 7955. ANNA M.

(nee Brcimani. wife of Jrhn B. Smith, of 1430 N. Allison st. Relatives and friends are in- ura 10 attend tne tuneral 8:30 A.

irom tne Lacy Funeral Home. 1468 N. 52d st. solemn Requiem Mass. St.

Gregory's mjiuh, iu interment Hniy rro5s cem. etery. Viewing Tuesday evening. 7 to 9. SMITH.

Of Ha'-ertoxn. July 17. 1955 THK REV D. EVERETT SMITH husband of Irrr.a Hoblit Smith. Service for relatives and friends on 1 P.

at Oliver Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. mt. Valle Feme Gardens. Friends may call 7-9 P.

M. SXTDLR. On July 17th. 1955. CHARLES STARR, husband of Mabel E.

Snvder. aged 72 yrs. Funeral services 11 A. at his late residence. 74 Haddon Collingswood.

N. J. Viewing Wed. eve. Charles T.

Murray, Director. STILL July 17. 1955. at The Oaks. Wvn- cote.

and formerly of 1236 East Ros-lyn. ELIZA JANE, wife of the late George D. Still. Relatives and 'friends are invited to rrrvices 2 P. at Edwin F.

Thies funeral Home. 124 N. Easton Olenside Int. Ivy Kill Cem. Friends may call Tuesday eve.

Yonkers, N. pleae copy. STRANG. July 18. 19T.5.

HOWARD WALL STRANG husband of Cora Fields Strang, of Manheim Gtn. Service and inter- uiruk urn Tie. mends may call Wed. eve. at Kirk Nice.

6301 Germantown ave. Kindly 1 omit flowers. SINDMACHER. July 17. 1955.

EDNA wiie of Charles w. Sundmacher. of 73S Wynnewood rd. Relatives and friends Invited 'o services 1 P. Funeral Home of J.

Harry Stroud. 600-02 N. 63d" st. Int. Arlington Cem.

Friends miy call Tues. eve. TANGI. On July 16. JOHN of 2642 Alder age 80 years.

Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral on Wed at 9 A. M. at Wm. F. Cushir.g's.

1S07 Pine Phiia. Solemn Requiem Maps at the Church of the Lnlphar.v. io A. M. Int.

New S'. ry's Cem. Friends call Tues. 1807 Pine 6 to 9 P. M.

July 17. 1933. WTLLIAM H. TtTMBELSTON. of 6350 City ave.

Services on Wed. at the convenience of the family at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. TURTLE.

July 15. of 4146 Manavunk WTLLIAM husband of Annie Turtle 'nee Harrison 1 Relatives and friends are invited to services 11 A. at The F. J. Turtle Funeral Home.

4415 Manavunk ave. ab. Lyceum where friends may call Tuesday evening. TTLER. Of 4411 TJnruh Ju'v 1 HATTIE mee Rothermel).

wife of Herman Tyler, aged 68 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral 11AM, Funeral Home of David Wricht. 7015 Tor resdale av. Int. Sunset Memorial Park.

Friends may call at Funeral Home Tues. 7 to 9. UDREN. July 17. SOPHIE, beloved wife of the late Abraham, of 1802 S.

6th at. d'ar mother of Mr. Benjamin. Mr. Harry.

Mr David. Mr. Samuel. Mr Joseph Udren. Mrs.

Rose Mrs. Minnie Katz. and Mrs. Tia Stokes, lister of Mr. Hvman Gever.

Relatives and friends are invited to services. Wed. 2 P. Raphael-Sacks Memorial Chapel 1945 N. Broad st.

Int. Montefiore Cem. VOORHEFS. July 17. 1955 MARY wife of the late Walter Voorhees.

aged 9ri years. Funeral service 2PM at her late residence, 37 E. Landing Lnmberton N. Friends may call 7-9 P. M.

WALLACE. July 16. 1955. WILLIAM husband of the late Mary Wallace, of 3518 Lancaster ave. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 2 P.

from Edgar S. Robinson Funeral Home. 6157 Torresdale Interment North Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday evening. WASSERMAN'.

Of Erwinna. and for-merlv of O'erbrook. Pa. on Julv 17 1955 CHARLES husband of Violet Wasserman. Service for relatives a-id friend" cn Thurs at 2 P.

at. Oliver Bair's. 1320 Chestnut st. Entombment Chelten Hills looted clubwoman who devoted more than a half hcme- lo18 Pme st- after a 'ear's illness. She was 87.

Mrs. Finck, a native of Bloom-ington, 111., was the widow of Dr. dward Beecher Finck, a Philadel phia cancer specialist who died in 1934. They were third cousins and descendants of Henry Ward Beecher and Harriet Beecher Stowe. HONORED IX 1938 Named by clubwomen in 1933 as one of the Nation's 27 "most outstanding women." Mrs.

Finck was credited with initiating in this area such projects as outings for crippled children and orphans, the distribution of Christmas baskets to the needy and the sale of prisoner-made articles at Eastern Penitentiary. At one time a member of 57 local Women. the Catholic Women, the Catholic Working Girls' Home, the Charlotte Cush-man Club and the Quaker City Ladies Motor Club. She also served as an officer of a number of organizations, and was an honorary member of the Soroptimist Club here. WRITER, LECTURER A writer and lecturer in her earlier years, she took special interest in the rehabilitation of delinquent children.

She also had taught for some years at the Vare Recreation Center at 26th and Morris sts. Mrs. Finck is survived by a son, Anthony R. Finck, of this city, and five grandchildren. Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A.

M. Thursday at St. Teresa's Church, Broad and Cath arine sts. Burial will be private. JOSEPH R.

CLSHIXG Joseph R. dishing, funeral director, died yesterday at the Veterans' Administration Hospital. He was 59. Mr. Cushing was president of William F.

Cushing. 1807 Pine and had been in the undertaking business for 30 years. A veteran of the First World War. he was past commander of Herbert Warriner Post 70, American Legion, and past president of the Veterans of the 314th Infantry, AEF. Funeral services will be private.

CHARLES I. FIREXG Charles I. Fireng, of 5 Marlyn Circle. Wayne, died Sunday in Bryn Mawr Hospital. He was 89.

Mr. Fireng had been for 25 years agency cashier for the Equitable Life Insurance Co. and for 39 years' promotional supervisor of the credit department, Snellen-burg's. Services will be held at 2:30 P. M.

Thursday at Harold B. Mulligan's, 1119 W. Lehigh ave. CHARLES K. WASSERMAN PHILLIPSBURG, July 18.

Charles K. Wasserman, former treasure of Art Loom Philadelphia, died last night in Hunterdon Medical Center near Fleming-ton. He was 59. Mr. Wasserman, who resided in Erwinna, Bucks county, retired a number of years ago because of ill health.

Services will be held at 2 P. M. Thursday at Oliver H. Philadelphia. WALTER D.

DORN Walter D. Dorn, electrical appli ance store operator in Telford, died Sunday at Grand View Hospital, Sellersville, after a long illness. He was 46. He was a deacon and later an elder of Trinity Reformed Church and the congregation's delegate to the Philadelphia synod. Funeral services will be held Thursday.

ALBERT B. RHEINER Albert B. Rheiner, a retired Philadelphia policeman, died Saturday in Philadelphia General Hospital. He was 73. He lived in Island Heights, N.

and retired 12 years ago after 31 years on the police force. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 P. M. tomorrow at Barrett's funeral home. Park and Lehigh aves.

MRS. ABRAHAM KOHN Mrs. Celia Anmuth Kohn. wife of Abraham Kohn, of 1433 N. 7th died yesterday.

She was 70. Mrs. Kohn was for many years president of the Sisterhood of the Congregation Ohev Zedek. Funeral services will be held at 12:30 P. M.

today at the Raphael-Sacks memorial chapel, 1945 N. Broad St. MRS. RYLAND W. GREENE Mrs.

Mary Malcomb Greene, widow of Ryland W. Greene, died Sunday in Bryn Mawr Hospital. She was 82. Mrs. Greene lived at 161 Rose lane, Haverford.

Services will be held at 2 -P. M. today at the Church of the Redeemer, Hav-. erford. ROBERT F.

MARS Robert F.Mars, a retired West Philadelphia milk dealer, died Sunday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Helen McDonald, 159 Chatham Upper Darby. He was 88. Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 11 A. M.

tomorrow in St. Alice's Church, Upper Darby. LUCY M. RORKE READING, July 18. Lucy M.

Rorke, a retired Reading school teacher, died today at her' home, 1020 Walnut st. She was 81. Miss Rorke started teaching in 1895. Dl Audbrey O. Hampton, 54, wartime head of the radiology de partment at Walter Reed Hospital Washington at South Weare, N.

Y. Justice Daniel F. Im-rie, 69, of the New York State Supreme Court, at Boston Mary Melsa, 95, former grand opera star, at Buenos Aires, Argentina. RELIEVES Shin in 5. Miniates A sufferer from skin irritation, writes, "I have complete relief from inching within 5 minutes after using Resinol Ointment-" Rich in lanolin, medicated Resinol oils and softens dry skin as it soothes fiery itch of eczema, simple piles, chafing Try it! AHoi Nw R)NOl lIAStl.fSS stoiHass.

weukeble. Soma femeut mea ko9s. Hi ds jWti ot it Thouron ave. AECKERLE. Ju 17.

1955. FREDERICK C. of 5446 Torresdale ave Relatives and friends are inv ted to funeral 8'30 A. M. from Hagf-ty Funeral Home.

2324 N. Bread st. Soler Mass of Requiem. St. Bartholomew's Church.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Tues.

eve. A.NMUTH. CELIA. Se CELIA KOHN. AVTOXIM.

ICHAEL. also known as Michael Anthony, husband of Anna (nee Buiht Antonini. liy 16, in Camden, N. J. Relatives and frie are invit.ed to attend the funeral Irom tj.e Kowhek Funeral Home, Knickerbocker ave Roebling, N.

on Wed. morning at 8 A. V. Requiem High Mass will be offered at St. Pi ul's Church in Burhngton.

N. J. Int. will be the Calvary Camden. Friends may call Tues.

afternoon and vening. BARANAVSKAS BARANOWSKYV PETER. July 15. ag? 76 years. 1521 Walnut Chester.

Husband of Pauline Rel atives and friends Invited to funeral 8 A from V. P. Bid 4th and Upland Chester. Sol -ma High Mass. Our Lady it Vilma.

9 A. M. Int. Holy Crosi Cem. Friends may call ruesday evening BALER.

JulT 16, 1955. of 2217 Atlantic ave. Atlantic City. LILLIAN V. (nee Bellamy), wife of I orman R.

Bauer. Relatives snd friend are invited to services 1 P. ti. Haekman 905-07 W. Lehigh where friends may call Tues.

eve. Int. Northwood Cemetery. BRADLET. Julv 17.

1555. at St. Petersburg GEORGE 0.. husband of the late M. Ella Fradley.

formerly of Ambler. Pa. Viewing Wed 12:30 to 2 30 P. at Davis Funeral He -ne. 131 N.

Main Ambler. Pa. Gravest' service. 3 P. at St.

Thomas utemarsh. Pa. BREKNAV JOHN, of 5356 N. 15th st. Relatives and frie ids invited to funeral 8.30 A Iron the Funeral Home of Stephen A.

McGinn-. 3335 N. Broad. Solemn Mas of Requietr. 10 A.

St. Stephen's Church. Ir.t. Hoy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Tues.

e'e. P.F.D.A. BROWN Jul; 19. 1955. MARTHA nee Tfamsoni at th residence of her daughter.

Mrs. William Gundesen, 5135 Stenton ave. formerly tf 3623 Haywood East Falls. Tiidow of liarry M. Brown.

Relatives, friends and mem rs of Grace Chapel Church lnvltd to the Wednesday, 2:30 P. W. Mills Turner Funeral Home. 6028 Ridge Roxborougii. Friends may call Tues.

eve. 7 to 9 P. M. Int. Mt.

Peace Cem. BUCHEIT. Jjly 17. 1955. CHARLOTTE Tt her 81st yea-), widow of Walter Buchelt.

Relatives and lends invited to attend the funeral 8 JO A. from the Warren E. Titus Funeral Home. 6948 Torresdale ave. Henuiem High lass.

St. Bernard Church. 10 A. M. Int.

pr vate. Friends call Tues. eve. BIRNBY. Ji-f 16.

1955. FLORA I. BURNBY of the Pres3er Home, 101 W. Johnson st. Service 11 A.

Kirk iz Nire. 301 Germantovn ave. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friends may cai Mon.

eve. BL'SCH Ju! 17. 1955. NORMAN V.usbsnd of Dop thy M. (nee Mohnl.

of 2729 S. Alder st. Reiitives and friends are invited to service 2 P. M. from Ruffenseh Fu neral Home, st.

Az Snyder ave. Int rern-wood Cem. Fri' nds may call Tues. eve. CARR.

On luly 18. of 425 Paxon Glersiae. WILI IS husband of Lydie (nee Hane). Re stives and mends are invited to services Wi 11 A. M.

from the Wm. P. May Fune: Home, Easton road and Keswick ave Glen'ide Interment Hillside Cemetery. Friei ds may- call Tuesday evening. CAVANAIGK.

WM. July 16. 1955. auddenly belov'd brother of Mrs. Veronica Hess and Mrs.

Mice Evans. Relatives, friends also emploves tf Byrne Srjinning Co. are invited to attenc funersrl 8:30 A. Solemn Reouien Mass. S'-.

Joan of Arc Church. 10 A. M. Int Most Holy Redeemer Cem. Viewing eve.

from his sister's residence. 1944 Venal go St. COLANGELO Suddenly. July 16. 1955.

ROBERT. of 1233 S. St. Bernard son of Robert and Jennie E. Colangeio (nee Tyson).

Services or relatives and friends 1 P. Chap-1 of Bochar Carter. 314 S. 52d where friends may call Tuesdav evening. Intermert William Penn Cemetery.

CONROY. On July 16. 1955. of 53 Mary Jane lane, Ne etown Square. ANNE Mc-CORKLE.

wiff of Francis L. Conroy. Rela-thes and trie-ids are invited to the funeral 8:45 A from The Dill Funeral Home. 23 E.shop Hollow Newtown Square Soletr Requiem Mass, 10 A. St.

Anastasia'f Church. Int. St. Denis Cemetery. Friends nay call Tuesday evening.

CORNELIl. On July 16. 1955. AMELIA fnee Beck), ife of the late Theodore of Lake Pine. aged 92 years.

Service A. at B. C. Schroeder k. Sons.

715 Cooper Camden. Friends may call Tuesday event tg. CRAWFRI. JulT 17 1955 S. FRANCES, of Marlton.

N. aged 71. Relatives and frit nds are invited to attend funeral services Wed. morning. 10:30 o'clock, a' the Steplnson Funeral Home.

33 W. Maple Verchamville. N. J. Int.

Arlington PI iladeiphia. Viewing Tues. eve. Cl'SHINCOn Juyl 18. 1955.

JOSEPH husband cf Florence M. fnee Lorenz), of .17 Allandale rd. Relatives and friends invited to Thurs. evening, 6 to 9. at Wm.

F. CusUng's. 1807 Pine st. Services and intermen at convenience of family. MIX.

Jul 18. of 902 S. 48th ELIZABETH HARI.IS. wife of William Armstrong Dill. Funeral services will be held Wed 2 P.

M. at the Charles G. Rule Colonial Hqjne (P.F.D.A.). laltimore a-ve. at 49th St.

int. Mt. MortRh em. Friends call 7 to 9 M. OI Plt'TR' July 16.

1955. TFRESTNA fnee Rossi), wife of Giovanni. Relatives and friends -nvited to funeral 9 A. residence 937 Annin st Solemn Requiem Mass St. Pa' l'a Church.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross. View V'ed.

eve. DOVGHEHIY. Of N. on 16. 1955, HOWARD husband of Lena Doughertv a -e 75 vears.

Funeral Wedne scsv. 8 A. at 'he McCann Funeral Home. 122 W. Church Blackwood.

N. Reomem Mass at St. gnes Church. 9 A. M.

Viewing Tuesday evei.ing. nUGAV July 16. 1955. CAROllNE fnee Wolnnger). ife of the late Cornelius Diiean.

Relatives an 1 friends invited to funeral 9 A. he Roche Funeral Home, ofith and Cef ar ave. Solemn Mass of Re o.uiem, cnu cn oi tne iTansnguraticn. io A. M.

Int. Koly Cross Cem. Viewing Tues- oay evening. EDWARD July 17. 1955.

SOPHIE, of 446 Sanson beloved wite of Joseph J. Edwards. RIafives and friends invi'ed to services Wee. 11 A. at Joseoh Levine Son's.

1512 N. Broatl St. Incineration Hills Cn matory. Viewing 7-9 P.M. FEATHE! -STONE.

July 16. 1355. GLADYS, diughter of Emma (nee Homan) and the la Charles Featherstone. of 118 Wilson ave. Manoa.

Relatives and friends Invited 'to iewing P. John P. nohue Sons. Cor. Lvnn blvd.

and West hester pike. Upper Darby. Funeral strictly private. FINAREL .1. July IS.

1955. NICOLA, husband of th: late Venere Finarelli. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral at 8:30 A. from Penna. Burial 1327-29 6.

Broad st. Requiem Mass. St. AMce Church. If A M.

Interment Holy Crosa Cemetery, viewing Tuesday evening. 18. 1955. HARRIET HAY-DEN, wife the late Edward Beecher Finck. If 18 Pine st.

Relatives and friends Invited to funeral 8:30 A. Funeral Rom of Andrew Bair Son. 3925 Chestnut t. solemn Requiem Mass. St.

Theresa's Church. Broad fe Catharine 10 A. M. Int. private.

Friends may call Wed 1-9 P. M. FINK. July 18. 1955.

JACK, husband of the late Arna. of 5956 N. 19th father of Mr. Edwar-I L. Fi'nk.

Mr. Milton S. Fmk and Miss Doris Fink, also survived bv two three brotl ers and four grandchildren. Relatives and rlends are invited to the funeral services 3:15 P. M.

precisely. Golo steins' Mei lorial Chapel. 2129 N. Broad st. Int.

Roose elt Cem. (Shiva will be observed at 5956 I. 19th st.) Parking adjacent to ehaoel. FISHER On July 17. 1955.

CHARLES T. belove-i husband of Grace Fisher (nee Hewlings). of 150 New Jersey Colllncs-wood. N. I.

Services and int. pvt. at the convenient? of the family. Foster's Funeral Home. Ha idon and Lees Collingswood.

K. J. may call Tuesday evening. FORMA V. July 17.

1955. ELI. husband of ANNA. 01 i49 w. oxtord lather of Mrs.

Rose Skul tick and Mrs. Beatrice Utain. son of Mrs. L- na Forman. brother of Mr.

David Forman. I Ir. Jack Forman. Mr. Louis Forman, Mrs Libby Brooks.

Mrs. Molhe Saro-ii2, Mrs. Frances Dopsick and Mrs. Ida Abramjon also survived by five grandchildren. Reiitives and friends are invited to Tuneral sf-vices 12:30 P.

M. precisely oiastein Memorial enapei. 219 t. Int tit m. ishlv.

served at 2949 W. Oxford st. Parking ad jacent. 10 Frent Wttmo'lond Fa. 9-1016 Itt.

119 A FUNERAL DIRECTOR Tan eporat funeral parlors, air-cone itioned. No charge for us of pari us er organ service. FREE PARKING LOT $275 A Casktt H.ars Li Solshrd lillew ttres He ndlct PI it. itsid Cos Automobile Embalming Blanket Advertising Funaral AM Necessary Paraphernalia OTHER FUNERALS $135. $175.

$2SO. $500 Ulltisnai Chirft for Oimic Stint N3 CHARGE FOR PAUSEAREKS No Deserving Poor Refused 1119 W. LEHIGH AVE. 9th ERIE AVE. CHEITEN OGONTZ AVES.

Al.EGHENY 4 FRANKFORD AVES. fee All Office. CoH Adwin 9-3000 st. P. i I died yesterday after a long illness.

General Electric, "has a capacity He was 34. Dr. Seely was a grad-; more than twice the amount the uate of Princeton University and Soviet Union claimed to be produc-Jefferson Medical College. He in- ing from a nuclear source in June, terned at Wills Eye Hospital, Phil-1 1954." adelphia. Dr.

Seely lived at 83 6822 MARKET, UPPER DARBY OPEN EVERY EVENING DON'T SUFFER THRU THE REST OF THE SUMMER leashed "several thousand" kilowatts of atomic-electric energy into the public utility system of the Niagara Mohawk Power which services sections of upstate New York. The electric power was generated by steam produced by a counterpart of the atomic reactor that will power the world's second atomic submarine, which will be launched Thursday at Groton. Conn. A SPOKESMAN for the General Electric which built thej i eenerst.nr from whirh thp nmvpr was transmitted, said tne gener ator could provide additional power for up to 35,000 homes in the system served. The spokesman said that "one of the first persons" to utilize the atomic power was Mrs.

John Thomas, of nearby Balston i who "cooked a hamburger" with i the power. GE officials said the turbine gen erator, with a capacity of 12.500 kilowatts, "is expected to produce electricity at the rate of about 10,000 kilowatts." And this generating system, said Louis G. Green Dies at Age of 81 Louis G. Grefn, of 2920 Wood-pipe lane, Germantown, died Fri- day night in Germantown Hospi-' tal. He was 81.

Mr. Green was a direct descen- dant of Thomas and Margaret Green, who came from Bristol, England, and settled in Concord township, Chester county, in 1686. In 1905 Mr. Green married Anna Boggs and in 1910 be became as- sociated in the carpet manufactur- ing business wuh Thomas Boggs, his father-in-law. He was a mem- ber of the Union Lca Surviving are a brother, Robert of this city, and a sister Mrs.

Clements Batcheller, of Glen Falls, I N. Y. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 P. M. today at Oliver H.

Bair 1820 Chestnut st. GUSTAV A. BRUCKER Gustav A. Brucker, of 2054 Bridge died Sunday In Jeanes Hospital. He was 53.

Mr. Brucker had operated a meat market from his home address for more than 35 years. Services will be held at 2 P. Thnrsriav of Vorfor'. i home, 609-11 E.

Allegheny ave IBoy, 10, Drowned Biking Over Span Special to The Inauirer EASTON, July 18. James he crossed a narrow wooden bridge. A witness who reached the scene too late to aid the child said the boy disappeared in about eight feet of water, A MONTH H't ooty to repay a low-coat GIRARD bank loan. For example, if you need S325 pay $20 month for 18 months a total of 360. For detail 'phone Mm Crane, LOcust -5400, or atop in at any of our ISofficea.

No aecuritiea required. The) Bank fhoi Workt for Yov I gH you luPa mm Main Yardley. Pa. Services will be held at 2 P. M.

Wednesday at St. Andrews Episcopal Church, 1 Yardley. RAYMOND SCHWARTZ Raymond Schwartz, of 494" former city policeman, died Saturday in Veterans Administration Hospital. He wis 64. Mr.

Schwartz had been retired as a policeman nine years, during which time he was with the security force of Girard Trust Corn Exchange Bank. Solemn Requim Mass will be sung at 10 A. M. Thursday at St. Ambrose Church, st.

and Roosevelt boulevard. JOHN HOWIE John Howie, a real estate assessor, died Sunday at his home, 5838 Whitby ave. He was 65. He was a Republican committeeman and chLrmi Lthe, house committee of the 40th Ward Republican Club for more than 30 years. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 P.

M. tomorrow at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st. COL. CLYFFARD GAME Col.

Clyffard Game, a former commanding officer of the Philadelphia Quartermaster Depot and a retired veteran of 36 years of Army service, died yesterday at his home. "Private Way," Strafford. He was 81. Funeral services and burial will be Thursday at the United Point cot MRS. ELIZAEETH H.

DILL Mrs. tiizaoetn Harris Dill, ac tive in natural history circles, died yesterday in Misericordia Hos pitai. She was 72 and lived at 902 S. 43th st. Services will be held atj i 1 AIR CONDITIONERS z-rzr- I PffyWWaWaiaaawiigjwiawwaTKagagaMal fc -4 I MODEL 85M I9S5 Flush Mount Thermostat and Automatic Timer TREMENDOUS DISCOUNTS ON FEDDERS MITCHELL R.C.A.

YORK AIR CONDITIONING r. m. lomorrow at ine nuie iu-; Henry Louis, 10, oi Tunis, 10 miles neral home, 40th st. and Baltimore! west of here, jlrowned in Leeds ave. Creek shortly before 6 P.

M. today 'when he fell from his bicycle as WARSOWE. July 18. SIDNEY CHARLES wedlh hsa rJDeaths Elsewhere Harvard BronlcHn Mat. cv.iv.

k- 20" WNDQW OfcKiKtut u. tnoKOVSKY Gertrude D. Novokovsky, radio! and television assistant for the Philadelphia Public Schools, died yesterday. She was 45 and lived at 1321 Spruce st. Services will; be held at 1 P.

M. tomorrow from Goldstein's, 2129 N. Broad st. See AMERICAN EXPRESS Regular Steamer. $125 tP Steamer Tours $150 up Sky-cruises $125 uP Sea-Air Tours uP Alt prices from New York.

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Newton Gen- WETHERILL. July 17. 1955. HETJTRT Mary R- Dllnn W'etherill. cf 1420 W.

Aliens Lane. Service Noon. Christ Church. 2d above Market st. prune, urgently requested that flowers be sent.

CO WILSON. Julv 1" TAcrou iband of Anna E. Wilson tni-r rVr.hin nf 18-8 Afton rt. P-latives and friends. aIo members of Frankford Lorfee No 292 A.

Siloatn Chapter No. 22fi and employes of Philco Co. are invited to it'e-id the funeral 2 p. from Bftz Funeral Home. 4716 Leiner Fkd.

Int. Sunset Memorial Park Viewing Wed eve Masonic service at 8 P. M. Parking in the rear. TOUNG.

July 13. 1953. LILLIAN M. YOUNG (nee Scotti. wife ot William Young.

Relatives and friends are invited to services 1:30 P. at her late residence. ,280 S. Ithan sOlnt. Media Cem.

Friends may call Tues. eveT- ZITZEE. Of 1507 Flrethorne Lane Wyrdmoor. suddenly. Julv 16.

1955. EDMUND, husband of Terezia Zitrer. age 53 years. Relatives and Iriends. also members of Ivanhoe Lodge No.

449 F. Az A. are invited to the service 2:30 Apts. William H. Ba'tersty.

3316 N. Broad rrienns may cau 7-9 P. M. Masonic service 8 P. M.

In Memoriam HODGSON JAMES Lt. Killed in Korea 2 years aao today. His smiling ay and olea5nt face. Are a Dleasure to recall: He had a kindiv word for each. And died beloved by all WIFE, MARTHA.

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