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ad Sh 37 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, TUESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 30, 1954 Died Died Produce Market Prices U. S. Christianity Seen J. 0.

Hovarth, prim 100-103 lb fell shorn Iamb with Ho 1 skins 19-20. around 140 head good and choice dipped -lambs with No a rictus 89 Steel Firm Sale Halted by Judge TideSfore Struggling in Rip BOSTON, Nov. 29 (AP). Leading authorities said today the Nation's churches appeared outwardly in robust health but i sof choice slaughter ewes 5-6. iSfS.

K1" Prim. wooled lambs 20.50-21. a deck and load lot good to choice soars, iamna tic skins 18.50-19.50. LANCASTER. CATTLE' 2180.

prim grade fat steers offered at 30. CALVES 638. market steady. HOG3 949. good snd choice mediumweichts sows SOe lower 14-17.

sheep 270. light supply sold at) wmj prices. SPOT METAL PRICES HEW YGRiC Knot nnn.fermna metal prices: COPPER 30o a pound. Connecticut Valley. LEAD 150 a pound.

New York. ZINC 11 lie a pound. East fit, Louis. TIN BOlse pound. nw sots.

PITTSBURGH Scrap STEEL Ho 1 heary was quoted at 32-33 a too. VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY CHICAGO Visible supply of WHEAT de creased 3 122.000 bushels to 377.236.000 ousneis in is week. Board of Trade reported. CORN Increased S.21R 00O to 37 090 fioo. OATS decreased 786.000 to 19.858.000.

RYE increased 70.000 to 11.823.000. BARLEY decreased 278.000 to 13.438.000 and SOY- ts increased 504.000 to 11.508.000. NEARBY EGG AUCTIONS DOYLESTOWN WHITE: High Low BROWN: High T.OW Fey Ige 51 Fey med 42 3 rcy ige a a 31 Fey med 39 38 38 Extras Ige 48 39 32 Extras med 43 35 Extras Ige 49 Extras med 42 Std Ige .43 Ftd med 36 Prod lee 39 30 Btd ige 30 30 28 Btd med 30 30 30 Prod med 29 2 29 Pullets 38 31 27 Fecweea 31 31 Prod med 29 Pullet, 36 Peewees 26 29 Casea sold. 1616. COATESVHLB WHITE- HiTh Low BROWN: Fey Ige 51 37 Fey lsrge Fey med 42 32 Fey med Extra lares 49 37 Extra large iatra med 40 29 Extra med Casea sold.

3529. Highlit 51 39 44 47 43 36 37 34 CENTER POINT WHITE: Fancy lea High Low BROWN: High low 43 4u rancy lie 43 39 35 Fey med 41 36 49 37 Extra Ige 46 38 39 32 Exrra med 40 35 43 35 Std Ige 38 35 36 29 Std med 32 32 34 28 Pullets 33 31 32 32 Peeweea 32 27 Fey med Extra large Extra med Std large Std med Pullet, Casea sold. 2033. NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES Open High 34.38 34.73 34.93 34.93 34.63 34.67 34.71 Low 34.28 34.60 34.84 34.84 34.56 34.60 34.63 Close 34.38 34.73 34.97 34.93 Deo 34.29' tip 9 Mar 34.60 May 34.84 UD 11 up 10 up 8 July 34.83 Oct 34.63 Deo 34.66 34.61 up 1 34.63b OH Mar 34.71 May 34.77 34.67 oft 34.77 34.63 34.71b off 10 uo n-Nominai; b-bid. Average price of 1518 In.

middling at i sou inna spot marieis. 34.13. NEW YORK COCOA FUTURES High Low 46.30 46.94 46.53 46.0O 45.63 44.08 Close Dee 1955: Mar May Juiy Sept 46.30 off 195 46.94a off 100 46.53a off 100 46.00a off 100 45.63a off 100 44 08a off 100 ueo Sales. 331 lota 'Asked. spot market: Average spot price.

46.75: Accra. Pair Fermented. 4980: Accra, Nov. 49.30: Bahia. Superior.

43.05: Bahia. uj. vcuczucia. Xi uuayra. ordinary, au.ou.

NEW YORK WOOL TOPS OLD High Low 184.S dose Dee 185.4b UP S.4 1955: NEW Mar May Jmy Oct 183.5 182.1 183.4b up 2 2 -182 0 180.5 182 0 up 2.3 179 5 178.6 179 90 Up 2.2 1 .1 176.1 177.80 UP 2.1 176 a 17 1 IIS ft un 9 1 Dee UVUZZ 1M.S 173.0 173.8b dp 1.9 Certificated spot tops advanced 15 points to 1U90, o-tua; o-nominsi. 4 NEW YORK WOOL FUTURES OLD High Low 151.0 NEW -1500 147.S Close 152.5b UP 3.9 Dee 1955: Mar May 149.7b VP 31 147.5b up 2.5 145.5b up 2.7 143 up 2.6 141.8b up 2.8 145.5 143.2 141.9 140.5 July Oct -Dee 1956: Mar -1400 138.4 14(1 Ihmlt Snot advanced 40 nolnta to 134 nn K-nirt a-nominal. NEW YORK SUGAR FUTURES NO. 4 High Low 3.21 3 21 Close 3.21b unch. May Sales, 13 lots.

b-Bld. no a Sent 1 63 ii 5.63 3.62 off oft Np 5.62 5.62 Sales, two lot. NEW YORK POTATO FUTURES Onen High Low Close Pr.Close Deo 2.5S Jan 2.78 Feb 3.03 a SO 2.54 2.54 2.60 2.79 3.07 3 23 3.41 2.78 3.03 3.23 3.33 3.47 2.78 3.04 3.23 3.35 3.47 2.80 3.07 3.30 3.39 3.50 Mar 3.27 April 3.i May 3 50 3.50 saies. 223 ea. CHASE.

Suddenly. Nor. 29. 1954. REGINALD B-.

husband of the late Teresa Pans Chase, of SwarUunore. Pa. Service for relative and friends 3 P. at Oliver H. Bair's.

1820 Chestnut at. Int. private. COLLIGAN. ELLEN, of 741 B.

Willard daughter ot the late Peter and Mary Colligan (Cannon) and sister of Mrs. Theresa Godfrey-Mclvor. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 8:30 A. Crouse's Funeral Home. 1830-32 X.

Somerset st. Solemn Requiem Mess. Ascension Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call wed. eve. COMPASS.

Not. 27. 1954. NICHOLAS, brother of Peter. George and Frank.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 1 P. from the Vraimopoulos Funeral Home. 53d and Locust atl. Viewing Tues. 7 to 10.

Int. Fernwood Cemetery. DANELL. Formerly of 2924 N. Judson Nov.

28. 1954. JOHN aged 15 yean, son ot Rocco and Anna (nee McCraghan). Relatives and friends and Sophomore Class of Roman Catholic H. 8.

are invited to the residence of his parents. 3930 N. I Wed. and to attend the funeral 8:30 A. M.

Solemn Reauiem Mass. Holy Innocents' Church. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Ceme tery. Km 2Rth. TTTJANA. wife of Salvatore (nee Mazsola). Relatives it friends are invited to funeral a a.

irora Padladino Funeral Home. 1529 S. Broad. Solemn Requiem Mass. St.

Rita's Church. 9 A. M. int. Holy cross vem.

viewing 7 to 11. DANRARDT. Nov. 17. ot 3032 Cambridge (nee Schwenger).

beloved wife of the late Andrew, in her 88th year. friends and members of The Beth lehem Evangelical Lutheran Church invited to funeral. e. josepn si. nepp Funeral Home.

1320-22 N. 29th Interment Fernwood Cem. Viewing 7-9 P.M. DEELY. Nov.

27. 1954. ANNE DEELY. formerly. ot Gort.

County caiway, ireiana. Relatives and friends are invited to attend tn funeral on Wed. morning at 9 o'clock from The McConaghy Funeral Home, Lancaster snd Wyoming Ardmore. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Colman Church, at 10 clock, interment noiy truss vcmmij Friends may call Tuesday evening.

7 to 9:30. DEERY. Nov. 28. GEORGE husband of Mary Bell Deery.

aged va. jTinerai cr-lces Harold A. Famous Funeral Home. 101 rhnrrh Chester. Dee.

1. 2 P. M. Int. Upper Pikeland Lutheran Cem.

Friends may call Tues. eve. nn. r.lftSKO Nov. 27.

PHILOMKNA nee Caruso), aged 35. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8 A. from Carto Funeral Home. 2214 S. Broad st.

Requiem Mass. St. Nicholas or Toientino, m. iuj. Holy Cross Cem.

Viewing Tues. eve. after 7. DE GROUCHY. Nov.

29. 1954. WILLIAM husband of Gertrude K. de Grou-hv treiivi nf Rtin Harbor. N.

J. Rel atives and friends invited to funeral. Richard L. Kelly Funeral Home, cor. uong lane Walnut Upper Darby, A.

m. High Mass, Church of St. Bern ade tie. 10 A. M.

Int. Calvary West Conshohocken. Friends may call Wed. eve. DONAHUE.

THOMAS Of 1311 S. Pimn rt husband of Anna C. Galvin and son of Catherine V. Maher and the late Thcmas J. Donahue, formerly of 1823 Wylie suddenly, on Nov.

zo, id. nenuven and friends, Phila. Fire invited to funeral. 8:30 A. White Funeral Home.

4700 Springfield ave. Solemn Maes of Requiem, Church of St. Frsncls de Sales. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross. Friends call Tues. eve. Not.

29. 19. MARY ne Hnrant. wife of the late Charles H. Dougherty.

Relatives and friends. B. V. M. Sodality invited to residence.

7734 Ardleign Wed eve. Solemn mass ot nequiem. Churcn or tne tioiy cross, iv a. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

DRIVER. Not. 29. 1954. AGNES OKIE, wile of the late Frederick Betts Driver, ot Valley Forge Devon.

Pa. Funeral services will be held in Old St. Davids Church. Radnor. 11 A.

M. Interment In Church yard. Please do not send flowers. ECKSTEIN. ALBERT, of 2939 Frank- ford husband of the late Ida Eckstein (nee Winter bottom).

Relatives ana iricnus invited to services 1:30 P. Crouse's Funeral Home. 1830-32 K. Somerset st. Int.

North Cedar Hill Cem. Viewing Tues. eve. EGLIT. On Nov.

27. LENA wife of Arthur R. Eglit. Funeral services at Brlng- hurst's. 2000 Walnut on Dec.

i. at a P. M. Int. Arlington vem.

menus may call 7 to 9 P. M. FANDREY. Died suddenly, on Nor. 28.

REV. VALENTINE JAMES FANDREY. C. S. S.

T. M. brother of Bernard Fandrey, of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. Veron-ire Rnas. of St.

Albans. Lone Island. N. Y. Divine Office 5 P.

at Holy Ghost Missionary College, Cornwells Heights. Bucks Pa. Relatives and friends may call at the College between 7 and 9 P. Tuesday evening. Solemn Requiem Mass at Holy Ghost Missionary College 10:30 A.

M. Burial will take place in tne vomunny ixmeteiy the College. FIFER. Of Asbury Par. N.

Not. 26. JESSE father of Gertrude M. Filer, aged 85 years. Relatives and friends, members of Adonlram Lodge 236.

F. and A. Lyn-hurst. N. Bridesburg Lodge 37.

I.O.O.F.. Itah Tribe 115, I.O.R.M.. of Invited to services. 2 P. Hessinger Funeral Home.

2013 E. Susquehanna ave. at Front st. Interment North Cedar Hill Cemetery. Viewing Tuesday evening at Funeral Home.

FOX. Not. 28. 1954. of Southampton, SARA S.

(nee wee ton wife of Charles M. D. Services from Wm. Rouen Grant mineral Hnme. finuthamntOD.

2 P. M. Friends may call after 1 P. M. In lieu of Sowers donations may be made to Myasthenia Gravis Inc.

2 S. 103d New York 29. N. Y. FUNG AROU.

Not. 27. SUSIE (nee Ca ruso), wife of Alfonso, of ooo tiaaamguw Relatives and friends are invited to fu neral 9 A. M-. from Liouis is.

ingeniio Funeral Parlors, 70U-04 n. oaa v. ooieum Requiem Mass at St. camstus cnurcn at iu A. M- Int.

Hammonton, N. J. View. Tues. eve.

GILLESPIE. On November 28. 1954. EL- T. A A 1nm Ttn.fcefinn 1 heloved wife Of Josenh Gillespie, of 961 Sanger st.

Relatives and friends sre Invited to attend the funeral 9 A. from the funeral home oi Ssweda A Quinn, cor. Roosevelt blvd. and Sanger st. Solemn Requiem Mass.

St. Martin's Church at 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Viewing Tues. eve. GLEN WRIGHT. Nov. 27.

ELIZABETH i th Masonic Home. Ellraoetntown. Funeral service 10:30 A. M. at Ma sonic Home.

Elizabethtown. r.RnM suddenly. Not. 27, beloved husband of Bertha (nee Reese), of iDc at. He ativeg irienas.

atso vauv. Aiiim Bnmt tin 22. are Invited to attend funeral 8:30 A. from the Funeral Parlors oi Micnaei rc. vaiiu.

Emerald St. Solemn Requiem Mass. 10 A. Holy Name Church. Int.

National Cem. Viewing Wednesday evening. SfTNTSNnv. SR. 1954.

ELIZABETH no iucAH vnrrnAtf wife of Montgom ery Haines. of 23 Benezet st. Relatives and friends are invited to service 2 S. Thomas Church. Whitemarsh.

Ps. Interment adjoining Churchyard. HANCE. Suddenly, on Nov. 27.

1.954. LAWRENCE husband of Margaret e. Hance (nee Mousley), of Brigantme. N. and formerly of Wildman Arms.

Lansdowne, Pa. Relatives, menas, American oj Mechanical Engineers. A.O.M.P. and person- 1 -t o.irfwin T.jma rTnTOUton CoTD. Invited to funeral 9 A.

Cavanagh Funeral Home. 301 Chester pise, norwooa. Requiem Mass, 10 A. St. Joseph's Church.

Collingdale, Pa. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Wed. 7 to 9:30.

ABBOT. At St. Petersburg, formerly oi T.mn Nov 25. DANIEL husband of Catherine Harbot (nee Afleck), aged 75 years. Relatives and menus are inviveu weH 11 a.

M. from Funeral Home of David 7015 TorresdaJe ave. usaarmiia rvmeterv. Friends may call at Funeral Home Tuesday evening. 7 to 9.

HART. Nov. 28. 1954. FLORENCE Me- CUEDY.

widow of Charles Hart, runerai services at ner nome, ruuicj vicyj Media, on Dec. 1, st 12 noon. Interment private. HEMINGWAY. Nov.

28. 1954. late of 2332 W. Harold CORA wife of the late Samuel Hemingway. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral service 2 P.

at Funeral Home of C. C. Schick Son. 1301 Lehign ave. OTeeiiumuiit Friends may call Wednesday evening.

HENSLEY. On NOT. 26. 1954. of 2311 N.

Park CARL CALVIN. nusDano oi Mae Diehlman Hensley. Relatives and friends are invited to the service 2:30 P.M.. Parlors or iiaroia B. muiukhu.

Lehigh ave. Entombment cneiten ius o- bey. jrTienas invuea uc. HIBBS. Nov.

28. EDITH MAY. of 2310 74th W. Oak Lane, wife of the late Mark and mother of Ralph M. (KJJ) Hibbs.

Funeral services Friday. 11 A. Brandt Funeral Home, Perrysvllle. Pa. Int.

Perrysville. Pa. Phlla. arrangements by Fitz-Patrlck Funeral Home. 3309 N.

Broad st. nrci B.iHrienlv nn 27. 1954. RAY MOND 6.. husband of Theresa Lerrp Huss.

formerly of 424 Tregarron road. Bala-Cyn-wsta. Pa. Funeral services will be held at the Stuard Funeral Home. 104 Cricket Ardmore.

on i also Olivet Lodge No. 607. F. and A. and all other organisations of which he was a member may call Tues.

front 7 to 9 P. M. Masonic services- 8 P. M. "HOOVEV.

Of 736 Rosalie on Nov. Z9. 1954, FRANK husband of the late umthi ao-eti RA vears. Service for rela- and friends orl 2. at Oliver Bair's.

1820 chestnutjt. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. Friend may call 7-9 P.M.

JUDGE. Of Upsal Garden Apartments, on Nov, 23. 1954. MICHAEL J. JUDGE.

Rela tives, mends ana nowsiu inVited tn the funeral on Wednes- e.in from Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Cathedral et 10 A. M.

Interment Beverly National Cem. Tiena am i rb, wnv 78. 1654. ROSE, aged 85 years. Relatives and friends invited to at tend Mineral A-t DMirnft at Solemn Mas of Requiem.

Church of St. Francis oi Assisi. Klrntnam in A. M. Friends may call Tues.

eve. inr- New Cathedral Cem. KLINIiA. IVOV. ioi.

tt rL husband of Margaret (nee Thomas) Kllnka on rd nmier Darby, son of Mabel Savidge Klinka. of Lansdowne. and the late AOOipn J. tt.ima. 8nw 2 o'clock.

George C. Toppitzer's Funeral Home. Garrett rd. at Lansaowne ave. int.

A.it.tyw rm Friends mil call Tues. eve. ruiu Lodge No. 273. F.

A A. M. service LAYMAN: On Not. 28. 1954.

ANDREW husband of Agnes Speidei Layman, oi 2031-B BO. jonn Kussen circle, cik-ihb r-ai. friends, members and employes of the Racquet Cluo Invited to services P. mnerai tiorac ui nuorew Bair Ss Son. 3925 Chestnut st.

Int. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Tues. 7 to 9 P.M. I.F.VliT.

Not. 29. RACHAEL. wife of the late Solomon, oi ldvu uevereaux moinci of Mr. LOUIS uevut.

r. moth ix-. 11,1.. jvn, IM, -Dubin. Mrs.

Dorothy Freed. Mrs. Ruth Dreer. Mrs. Claire Lerner, sister of Mr.

George Parris. Mr. Israel Parr is. Mrs. Mary Granberg.

also survived by 10 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Relatives snd friends are Invited to funeral services. 2 P. M. precisely.

Goldsteins' Memnrial ChaneL 2129 N. Broad St. Int. Mt. Sharon Cem.

Shiva will be observed at 1579 Devereaux ave. 3n iHcmortam 0 jsew dmmir to neerf mm "im Mentonavn aatin hm ierory ml thm laws mi ymmr I eT owe eofl Hi mm Shmrmt mm mi -ltOO mhm anil mm srleaf Im LYSINGER. In Norrlstown. Nor. 27.

1954. CATHARINE (nee Onnsnylr wife of the late J. Walton Lyjlnger. Relatives and triends are invited to the service from tbe Bailey Chapel. 815 W.

Marshall Norrlstown, on. at 2 P. M. Int. Riverside Cem.

Friends may call Tues. 7 to 9. In lieu of flowers friends may make memorial contributions to the American Friends Settle Committee. Mtvrst Km 9R 1QK4 nf 2744 R. Kill JULIA V.

(nee McDermott). wife of-he tate vvunam MAyer. rteiai-ives ana inena invited to funeral 8:30 A. residence of her daughter. Mrs.

Helen Wallare. 88 Miftan st. Solemn Requiem Mass. Epiphany of Our Lord Church. 10 A.

M. Infc Holy Cross Cem. Friends Invited Tues. eve. MAYO.

On Not. 27. HARRIET w(ft of George H. Mayo, of Folcroft, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services.

10:30 A. Griffith Chaneb Norwood. Pa. Interment Mt. Hope Cems-t tery.

'Friends may call Tuesday evening, MrBREEN. Of 7214 Oreenway Wot'3 18. 1R54. THOMAS McBREKN. brother Mrs.

Mary Schaefer. of 64O0 Elmwood are. Relatives and friends invited to Requiem High Mass. St. Clement's Church.

Ill A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cent. No viewing.

McGOVERN 28. 1954. ot 674." nV 5th WINIFRED beloved daughter of the late Peter J. and Annie McGovern cee Toomey). Relatives and friends Invited to, the funeral 8:30 A- tram the Welte.

Funeral Home, 446 W. Spencer st. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Helena'a Church, at 1 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends? invited to call Tuesday evening. rr-w MeGOWAN.

On Not. 29. 1954. IDA 'HJ McOOWAN, of 321 W. Magnolia Aldan, daughter ot the late John and Frances Mc-Gowan, aged 66 years.

Relatives and friends are invited to the service on at a P. from the Spencer T. Vldeon ec. Con Funeral Parlors. Garrett rd.

at Shadelartd Drexel Hill. Committal service. West Laurel Hill Crematory. Friends call Wed, eve. MrKEONE.

Of 7032 Van Dvke Nor. 26. 1954, HELEN B. (nee Seabourne). wlf of the late Leo D.

McKeoce. Relatives snd" friends invited to funeral. 8:30 McCafferty Funeral Home, 612S Torresd sleeve. Solemn High Mass of Requiem. St.

Leo Church. 10 A. M. Friends may call Tues. eve.

MFISSNER. Of 734 Sunset Olenslde Nov. 27. 1954, HARRIET wife of the late Charles F. L.

Meissner. Relatives and' friends Invited to service 3 at Edwin F. Thies Funeral Home. 124 Easton Glenslde. Friends may cal Wednesday 3 to 3 P.

M. MEYER. Of the Greenwood Nursing Home and formerly of 603 N. 18th ou Nov. 26.

1954. ANNA T. MEYER. Service on P. Oliver H.

Bair's. 1820 Chest' nut st. Interment private. Friends msy call Wednesday after 12:30 P. M.

MtERZEJEWSKA. Not. 27. KATAJt- ZYNA, of 3258 Miller beloved wife of Frank and mother of Walter. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral 9 A.

from Tomassewskl Funeral Home, 2728 Er Allegheny ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, Srv Adalbert's Church, 9:30 A.M. View. Tues. eve, MOI.IN Nov.

26. 1954. ANNIB M. ne Carney), formerly of Audubon. N.

wife of, the late Frank E. Molln. Relatives and friends are invited to services, 1 P. at xne Mannal Funeral Home. 6925 Frankford ave.

Interment Lakeview Memorial Park. Viewing! Tuesday evening. MILLER. Nov. 28.

1954. REBECCA fnet) Wilson), wife of the lata John O. Muller, Relatives snd friends, also members of Tlio University Chapter 32. K.S., ars Invitedl to attend the funeral services. 1:30 P.

Bal Funeral Home. 2636 E. Thomosoa st. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem.

Viewing Tues-, day eve. Arrangement by H. L. HendrickApn-, NEALIS. Not.

26. 1954. MARY H. DOYLE, widow of Frank J. Nealla.

ot 24, Thomas Bryn Mawr. Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Wed. morning at 8:30 o'clock, from The Conaghy Funeral Home, Lancaster and Vvvixr ming Ardmore. Solemn Requiem Ms in Our Mother of Good Counsel Church, at 9:30 o'clock.

Int. St. Denis Cem. Friends msy call Tues. 7 to 9:30.

NYLUND. Of 6506 N. 18th Nor. 28. 1954.

ELI husband of the late Ida N. Nylund, aged 82 years. Relatives and lrlends invited to services 11 A. jApa Wm. H.

Battersby. 3316 N. Broad striata Whitemarsh Memorial Park. Viewing We4 7 to 9 p. m.

Msmvnr n9e imwiM, mt cti7u denly, Nov. 27. 1954. JAME3 aged 52 years, oeioveo nusoana oi iorenos m. ronton (nee Alibrook).

Relatives, friends and employes of E. F. Houghton is Co. are 4n-- vlted to services e. at tne oee ter Funeral Home.

5800 N. 5th st. Int. Hill side Cem. Viewing Tuesday evening.

REED. On Not. 28. 1954. WALTER'S husband of the late Sarah E.

Reed. ofJ8t W. Wayne Wayne. Pa. Service for TBia-t tives and friends on 2:30 P.

David's Church, Radnor, Pa. Int. privam, -t A IW. UV IN, KUU Ul. LI Ktf.u.

or 353 Hamixien upoer uar-. by. Nov. 28. 1954.

CLARENCE A. REED, aged 61 years. Service for relatives nf friends and members of the Upper Darby'poa lice dept. on 11 A. M-, at Oliver He Bair's.

1820 Chestnut st. Int. North Cedar Hill cm. Friends may call 7-9 P. MZ, RIGNEY.

Of 2061 Dickinson st.l Nov.7. MICHAEL beloved husband of the "late Winifred Rigney (nee Moran). Relatives And friends are invited to attend funeral 8:30 A. from The Milligan FuMrai, Home. 1346 3.

29th st. Solenn H'gh MassMtf, Requiem. St. Thomas Churcn, at 10 Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friends may call Tiles ROY. Of 4120 N. Falrhlll Nov. 'Of' 1954. C.

FRANK, see 74 years. huEbatitt of the late Sophie Roy. Relatives and friends are invited to services wea r. a unm Funeral Home ot Floyd M. Bishop, 5408 N.

5th st. Int. Lawnview Cem. Friends may call Tues. after 7 P.

M. SACCO. Not. 27. 1954.

STEVE, beloved? husband of Anna Sacco. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 9 A. M.rJeonai Penna. Burial 1327-29 8. Broad st.

Bol- emn Requiem Mass, St. Nicholas Church, 10-A. M. Int. Oak Grove N.

J. Viewing Tues. eve. 8ALAMON. Nov.

28. FRANCES. 03654 N. 13th beloved mother ot Marie. MeTvin James and Genevieve.

Relatives and trtAid invited to funeral 9 A. from Edward H. Szweda Funeral Home. 1701 Hunting Park ave. Solemn Rsquiem Stephen's Church.

10 A. M. Int. Our Lady 61 Grace Cem. Friends msy call, Tues.

eve. SARCEWICZ. Nov: 26. WILLIAM (BOLES LAW), husband of Adolflna (net kevtcius). Relatives and friends are invaao funeral 8:30 A.

from his lata-saaia dence, 2306 E. Allegheny ave. SoIemivF-quiem Mass, St. George's R. C.

ChurcrrTBt. Holy Redeemer cem. rTienas may cair-nres. eve. (Arrangements by Charles J.

Itoveeat.) SMITH. Of 325 E. Ttlomoson st.ajv. 28. 1954.

GBORGB husband of ant E. Smith (nee Dean). Relatives and invited to service 2 P. M. Rowen Grsnt Funeral Home, 307 E.

rTTfrd av. Int. Magnolia Cem. Friends at the Funeral Home wea. eve.

'vm STANTON. Not. 26. 1954. JOSEPB of 4204 Meridian husband of the lo'ft rt.nide Ktantnn Ketat.ivea and 1 are invited to funeral.

8:30 xrora tne Mannai runerai Home, buzs ford ave. solemn Requiem Mass. 10 St. Bernard's Church. Int.

St. Dorcas tsk's Cem. Viewing Tues. eve, 1 mmn STEVENS. Suddenly, at Rochestesst Mew Yorg.

on nov. 2a. i54. jahs tiatasnd F9Hasiu I. ed'T 3 ui ins late nose Maji ennon merly of 133 McKinley Lansdowne.

Service for relatives and friend on Wed P. at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chelswrt Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Frlenesawsay call Tuesday.

7 to 9 P. M. uup STRAS8HEIM. 27. 1954.

of liM Bloomdaie AMELIA (nee Hockenbuu) wife ot the late W. Albert StrasshelnL azrd 66 years. Relatives and friends are tinted to services 10:30 A. at HSBttnltu 905-07 W. Lehigh where SMesKls msy call Tues.

eve. Int. Greenmounfaofgem. TOPPIN. Of Richwood, N.

NShaw28. 1954. VIOLA F. (nee Imschweller). TtUflTo William H.

Toppin. 60 years. RfilSn and friends are Invited to services on 11 A. at the Andrew Funeral HorMv7.1 Coooer Woodbury. N.

J. Int. WassMarry Memorial Park. Viewing Wednesday eAg. VETRI.

NOT. 28. 1954. PIETRINAke. loved wife of Llborio Vetrl.

Relatlvand friends are invited to funeral ThuTs.T A. Penna Burial 1327-29 8 TrWIad st. Services First Italian PresU I la Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Mt. TT liln sssiii Viewing Wed. eve. WILLS.

On Not. 27. 1954. of 16th ARTHUR, husband of- MerlgnqAfiee Frosch) Wills. Relatives and friends IrTln.

vlted to funeral 8 A. M. Funeraf WWne of Charles 1530 Fatrmovnt oulem Mass, Church of the Oesu, 9 A.M. Int, private Friends may call 7-8 P. JUa WOORMAN.

Not. 29. 1954. TTLUK. wife of the late Louis, formerly of 434 water mother of Mr.

Samuel WoOTrtjln, Mrs. rxiiin cinnoro, mis. nose urmvn. Burvivvu uy iiaiutuitomi ana grandchildren. Relatives and friends to tunerai services lues iu a.

cisely. Goldstein's Memorial Chapel. 212 Broad st. Int. Har Nebo Cetn.

Shiva N. observed at 5841 walnut st. Cemetery Lots CEMETERY LOTS Whitemarsh Viemofial rsrs. raraiij iow, cneap. ti u.

uoTTsnaiL 103 N. Lawn Bluflton. Ohio. ffftl A WmIimohIgimI Pa. RE 9-1016 FUNERAL DIRECTOR Ten separate funeral parlors, air-conditioned.

No charge for use of parlors er organ service. FREE PARKING LOT A Metal Casket Hears Upholstered Pillow Mattress Handles Plato Outside Com Automobile) Embalming Blanket Advertising Funeral All Necessary Paraphernalia OTHER FUNERALS $138, $175, $2S0. $SOO Additional Charts far Opcnlaf Sfaw NO CHARGE FOR PALLBEARERS No Deserving Poor Refuted 1119 W. LEHIGH AVE. th (V ERIE AVE.

CHELTEN OGONTZ ALLEGHENY FRANKFORD AVES. For AH Office Call BAIdwin 9-3000 MS 1 Continued From Preceding Pace grade A 43-48. grade 43-46. trade 40-44. I0O3 nk and unsettled' ellln, prt bawZShaw "i7r Voluma llln Nvw Vnrlr avrvt aw sss)fv uyiaNWUI memoes miawestern: Mixrd colors: Autras (48-50 lbs 34-34 extras large lo extras med 28i-S9.

smalls 27-23. standards laria 31-33, lirtlee 24-26, checks 25-26. Whites: Extras 48-50 lh 34 i-35. extras large (45- ia as 1 extras sard 3O-30i. Browns: extras (48-50 lost 35-37.

extras large itsta ids includes nearby: Whites: Too auam (48-50 lbs 37-33. top auahtj 45-48 lbs) 35-36. med 31-32. smalls 27 li-28. Browns: Top quality 448-50 lbs) 37-99.

sard 35'i-36'i. smalls 32-32a. UVK POULTRY. Receipts of capooettes liberal, pullets moderate, hens and fryers light. Trading light for pullets and caponettes.

low for most hens. Market dull for hens and about stead lor pullets and eanonettes. By express: Hens blacks 6 lbs 23. 6-7 lbs 30-z. poor rough or heavy 19.

few poorer 13. Pullets crosses lbs and up 32-34. aver age 29. rocks 5 lbs and up 32. few 34.

white roeas lbs and ap 27 's-30. rollers or fryers reds Caponettes rocks 4'j-5 Mm 27-28. few 26. one lot 30. 4-4', lbs 24- 28.

rock pullets 4 lbs 33. 4-4 lbs 31-34. 3-3 lbs 28-29. white rock pullets lbs and up 28-30. 4-5 lbs 27-28.

4-4'a lbs 24-25. rock cockerels 5 lbs and up 23. -white rocks lbs and up 23-24. 4tt-5 Iba 21. DRESSES POULTRY.

Bens and squabs steady to firm, ducks steady. Tur- leys 0 grade A dry packed fresh and frozen or lee loo few to establish a mar ket, with offerings limited, turkeys fresh lew packed about steady. Turkeys fresh Ice peeked fryer-roasters 6-10 lbs 3O-40. young hena 8-18 lbs 40-43. young lotus 16-26 lbs 31i-34.

26 lbs and up 31'-33. Hens dry sacked fresh and troren boxea 36-78 Iba 19-24 79 lbs and up 24-24 'i. Bouses 11 lbs and up 9-10 lbs 80-90. Ducks Long Island bbU frosen 32-32 'i, boxes 33-34. taaay-te-conc winsT- open High tow Close Pr.Close TVe 2 26 2.27 3 2S's 2.27 2 273s Mar 2 29', 2 28', 2 29H 2.29J Jul 2 14; 3 14', 3 13s, 2 14', 2 3.17 Bop 2 16U 2.16U 2.10 cwh: Deo Mar ai.a 1.S7V.

1.58' 1.56 1-S ln, 1.62. 161'. 1.62', 1 164 1.64. 1.63'S 1.64 1 1.56 61 Is 63 64 58 July 165 1.65, 164 1 ep 1.59 la 1-59 1-59 I-" Dee Mar .84 May .81 .81 la -80 July .76 .82 Ta .831 .80 'J .83 .84 .81 .76 Ik Ieo 1 264 1.2"a 1.23 1.26 '4 1.2T 1.31 1-30 1.31 uy i.33; i.33'; i.sau Jury 1.36 IM 1.34 1-35 1-36 JMN8: 874 184 2 87 2 '4 Mar 1 87 2 90 2 85 2 90 2.87 Mar 2 88 2 91 2 87 2 91 2.88i, 2 8g4 287i; 3 84 2871, 2 86 1.32 Z.U A.OJ -DV LVe 141S 14 17 14 00 Jsn 13.70 13. 80 13 62 Mar 1330 13.50 13.32 May 1340 1343 13 23 July 13.

lO 13 10 13.0S SOYBEAN OIL: Tw 1180 11.87 11.77 Mar 11.32 11.39 11.32 May 11 23 11.36 11.25 July 11.14 1127 11.13 Sept 10.80 10 97k) 10.86 14 IT 13 80 13.50 13.45 13.10 14 37 13.82 13.50 1342 13.20 11.888 11.77 11.38 11.33 11.33 11.27 1126 11.11 11.006 10.85 s-Nd. a-asked. CHICAOO Cash LARD 14 25o 8 pound: 12.631s. CHTCAOO Choice whit ORKA5K A Waits 7 prune mw frmni fT I firm: k. i uiiin.

firlM ranrKanriMl to hlrZh- er: AA 93 scora 60-60 1,: A 92 59lk-60j PO 58i-59: 89 EGGS steady: wholesale selling prices unchanged to higher; minimum 60 peicen-. A extras large 34-33; extras mroiura 1-31 current receipts nooe: checks 24 Is 23; pullets 25-20. LIVESTOCK MARKETS CHICAGO TTSDA. Salable CATTLl 18.00O. salable calyea 500.

slaughter steers sncderately active, meet sales tuny steady. Instances 23 to 50 higher than Friday, heifers steady but trade alow ea kind, as-erasing good and below, cow, fully steady, bulls ready to 23 higher, vealera steady, several loads and tow hmti choice to average, prime steers and jearungs 27.23-2925. tew loads average to high prime 29 including load around 1713 lb 30.00. hulk good ehol- steers 21-27. commercial toi tow good 17-20 50.

a load of high prime 1 0O0 lb he'fera 27.25. most chotee and prime 24.50-26.SO good to low choice 20.25-24.25. commercial to low good 1Y50-20. utility and commercial cows 9.75-12. eanne-s and cutters utility end commercial bulls good to prime eealers 17-22.

cull and commercial 5-15. Salable SHEEP 6300. slow, slsughter lambs and sheep steady to 50 lower, choice and prime wooied skin lambs good to choice 18-20. cull to low awod 10-17. a deck and load lot choice to REDEMPTION NOTICE NOTICE OF EEDEMFTIOM CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.

PENNSYLVANIA Refunding Bonds of 1942. Second 'Issue. 3. Series "CC." "DD." -EE TF' and "GO" duo January I 1963. Notice to hereby given of the redemptk aarlisr to maturity of the following Refund! Bonds of 1942.

Second Issue, authorised Ordinance approved November 23. 19 tot af the first day of July. 1942. a redeemable at par and accrued Interest tU rnm ntian of tha City of Philadelphia. i1 whole or in part, on January 1.

1955. or ay Interest payment date thereafter: as ava ana Series "CC" duo Janusr I 1965 53. being all of the in Bond, issued: tl.043.000 of Series "DD" sue January 1 196553. being ail of tho aut- standing Bonds Issued: 713.000 of Series "EE" duo January 1, 196555. being all of tho outstanding Bonds Issued: ma iMn "TV" duo January 196555.

being all of tho out standing Bonds issued: and aoi ana mi Krrie go' due January 1. 1965 55. being all of tho out standing Bonda Issued. The aforesaid Bonds, by Ordinance approved October 11. 1954.

have been called S. MrfMHiuiMi Janusrr 1. 1955. and interest oa all of the said Bonds will cease on that date and any Interest coupons attached thereto will become void except as to Interest accrued to that date, uonoa who unmatured coupons attached must be present- MriMintlm and aavment to The Phlls- delnhla National Bank, fiscal agent for the at Philadelphia, at its ontce. 421 inest- Street.

Philadelphia. Fennsyivama. Bonds registered aa to principal alone or rriT. interest must be I ccmpanled by appropriate tnstrumeuta of as- atgnment executea in oiaua. VERNON D.

NORTHROP, Director of Finance. Dated: November 23. 1954. PROPOSALS THJf GENERAL STATS AUTHORITY 18TB AMD KERR STREETS BARKISBURO. PENNSYLVANIA KOTI CI TO CONTRACTORS Ttete Wednesdsy.

December 15. 19M Tuaeol Otemn 1:00 o'clock P. M-. 8. i- Tho Oenerel State Aathortte will receive the above mm tnwwvwa.

be publicly opened and read at abovo stated Time OI mrnilni omCB BTTTtDTNO FOR THE DEPART" WENT OP PROPERTY AND SUPPLIES. J.l-i.vi I TH nw PENNSYLVANIA, HARRJSBURO. DAPPHIW COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA. Lscy.

Atherton and Davis. Ar chitect, and Bnctneers. wukea-Barre Harctsbttrs. Pannailvanla. ISM 42-1 1 Oeneral i 1 1 nndtttontne Ventilation 40.00o.0O 431.S Plumblns) 10.000.00 942.1.4 Electrical 40.000.00 ais.1 Clevatoe 13.000.00 80.00 50.00 50 00 S0.00 wmrtt nannl mmt ho aeeomDenlel by eeruned Check.

Cashier a Check. Trust eTompany Treasurer', Check or by a Bid Bond, on the form furnished by The Oeneral State Authority, aa a bid ruaranty payable to The Oeneral exate suuMur, us sue sated above. plans. ifecifleaUaos. contract document frame, and proposal forms not exceedlni two I2 complete set msy be secured by prospective bidders by epplyinf to The Oenerel State Authority and deposltin per set too amount staled asove im ssca tana and specification, may be reviewed free of chare at tho offices of Too Oeneral State Authority.

The Oeneral Stat Au'horl'y reserves the Meht to relect any or all bids and to accept er reject any port of any bid. and to waive any detects or trTecularitlea bids. JOHlt It. FORKER Executive Direcue-Tho Oeneral Stele Authority. F-ROCURIMENT CITY OF PH1LA-delphla.

Sealed btd, will be received and read publicly In Room 313. City Hall Annex oa Wednesday Dee. 32. 19S4 at 3:00 1. at.

1ST lor the Dept. ot Public Property proposal Usted below. Mo bids will be received iin'Mi a Questionnaire and Financial State ment with all auctions fully answered Is il'ed with cite Architect in Room City Hall Annea at least one 41) week prior to the dato ot openlnc er bids proposals. Questionnaire and Financial Statement may be obtained la Room 830. City Ball Annea on deposit of $10 OO In cash or certified check tor each specification.

Form of contract and bonda may be obtained In Room 713. City Hall Annea. Bids 4682 General Construction. 4683 Plumbtnc. 4684 Beattna Ventilating.

4683 Electrical. 4688 Equipment for Internee Residence AT Hcmea 33. Phlla. Oeneral Hospital IBloekley Dlv. 34th et.

Curie Ave. Bids 4687 Oeneral Construction. 4688 Plumbtnc. 4689 ratine 4s Vea-ttlatlna. 4690 Electrical for the Erection ot police Fire Station.

61st Thompson Sta. Bid, 4691 Oeneral Construction. 4692 elevator. 4693 Plum bins. 4694 Heatinc At Vent! latin Ai Air Conditlonina.

4693 Electrical tor Commercial Museum. 34th St. At Curie Ave. Bid 4696 General Construction. 4697 Plumblne.

4698 Heatlnr. 4699 Electrical for Erection of Police Fire Station at 63th At Woodland Ave. Bid 4700 Demolition of Bulldlnt State Rd. es Loncshore Ave. MICHAEL SURA.

Acting Commissioner iROCTJRTMENT cfrT OF PHILA-delphia. Sealed b.da wiU be received and read publicly in Room 313. City Hall Annex, on Friday. Dee 10. 1954.

at 2 30 P. EST. for the Dept. of Recreation proposals Usted below. No bids will be received unless Questionnaire and Financial Statement artth all questions fully answered la filed with Commissioner of Reereation In Room 423.

City Hall Annex, at lest one 111 week prior to the date of openlnc et bids. Proposals. Questionnaire and Financial Statement may be obtained In Room 423. City Ball Annea. ea depoeit of 810.00 In cash er certified check.

Form ot contract and bonds nay be obtained la Room 713. City Hall Annex. Fountain es Fowler Sta. Plartround Bids 5204 GtieraS Construction: 5203 Plumb lne won: szoo Electrical mora atichaai sura. Acinic Aide, Dies J.

Oscar Howarth, retired head of the children's apparel department at the Strawbridge Cloth ier store, died Saturday at the Edgemere Convalescent Home, Media. He was 76. Mr. Howarth, who lived at 102 W. Winona Norwood, was associated with the store from 1905 until retiring In October, 1948.

Mr. Howarth had served on the board of education and the board of health in Norwood. Active in church affairs, he had been an elder of the Old Middle' town Presbyterian Church, Elwyn, since 1907. He also was superin tendent of the Sunday School for 22 years and vice president of the board of trustees for 28 years. Surviving is a sister.

Mrs. Mary Huston, of Elwyn. Services will be held at 1 P. M. today at tbe Old Middletown Presbyterian Church.

Burial will be in the churchyard of the New London Presbyterian Church, New Lon don. Pa. Mrs. Christian G. Bauer Mrs.

Minnie Wust Bauer, widow of Christian G. Bauer, died yesterday at her home, 628 S. 54th st. She was 82. She was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Pine Beach (N.

Chapel Her husband, who died in 1950, operated a butcher shop for many years in South Philadelphia. Surviving are a son, Christian and a brother, Charles Wust. Services will be held at 2:30 P. M. Thursday at Andrew J.

Bair's. 3925 Chestnut followed by private burial. Robert Kinkade Robert H. Kinkade, of 4150 died yesterday in Frankford Hospital. He was 51.

Mr. Kinkaid had been associated with William J. Donovan, plumbing and heating contractor, for the last 30 years. He was a member of the Masonic Order and the Artisans. Surviving is his wife, Florence.

Services will be held at 1 P. M. Friday at the Schrais-huhn funeral home, 21st and Wolf si Burial will be in George Washington Memorial Park. Penney Stores Plan-Yule Bonus NEW YORK, Nov. 29 (AP).

J. C. Penney Co. announced its di rectors had authorized a special year-end payment for more than 50,000 employes in the company's 1639 stores, offices and warehouses. The payment will be an amount equal to two weeks' pay for all full-time employes who have worked the full year 1954 and proportionate amounts for extra and part-time workers and those employed less than a year.

A. W. Hughes, president, said the payment was based upon the company's results for 1954. Ex-PW Major To Stand Trial FORT SILL. OkIa NOV.

29 (AP) The Armv announced today that Maj. Ambrose H. Nugent, of Merrill, would be tried by a general court-martial for alleged traitorous acts while a prisoner of war in North Korea. The decision to convene a general court-martial was made by Maj." Gen. Edward T.

Williams, commanding general of the Fort Sill Artillery Center. No date has been set for the trial. but sources close to the Army in dicated it would be neid in January. The site was not announced. The Armv said ib would try the 44-year-old Second World 'War combat veteran on 13 counts oi collaborating with the enemy.

Miner Trapped By Rock Slide Special to The Inquirer ST. nLAIR. NOV. 29. A Gil- berton miner was trapped 280 feet underground near-ftere today oy a rock slide at an independently operated shaft.

Two fellow workers escaped. The' trapped man is Frank Pe- 37, a former Gilberton noliceman and ex-member of the, borough council. Stanley Purcen, 34, and John Blase, 33, both of Frackville, es caped: Purcell was buried to the hiDS by the slide but was rescued by a group headed by Blase and William Fisher, co-owner of the mine with Purcell. They tied a rope around Purcell and "pulled him free. Rescuers said that if Pesavage escaned death in the rock fall he might die from lack of oxygen.

The rescue operations may taKe several days. Pesavage is married and the father of two children. Died ABENDROTH. Of 2546 W. Dakota, on Hn.

97 1 ANNA makik inee Merer. wife of Max Edward Abendroth. Relatives and friends are invited to Ryan's Funeral Home. 2504 W. Lehigh ave.

Wed. and to attend the funeral 8:30 A. M. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of the Most Precious Blood.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. BAEHK On Nor.

27. 1954. ANNA wife of Jujius Baehr. Relatives and friends are invited Btteno wie iuuci vn uo st 2 P. Hewitt's Funeral Home.

Girerd ave at 3d st. interment Chelten Hills Cent. 1954. MINNIE WUST. wrttm nf ihn 1te Christian a.

Bauer, of 628 S. 54th and mother of Christian O. Bauer. jr. Keiauves.

ii icima mu o. vi -No 4 O.E.S.. are Invited to services 2 -30 P. Funeral Home of Andrew J. Balr Son.

3925 Chestnut st. Interment private. Friends mar call 7 to I P. M. Eastern Star service 8 P.

M. BOSSOM. Suddenly. Nov. 26.

FRANKLIN beloved husband ot Alice Bossom nee Taney) of 13 S. Nar berth terrace. Colllngs-wood. N. J- aged 48.

Service for relatives and friends 1:30 P. Foster's Funeral Home, Haddon and Lees CoUings-wood N. J. Int. Locustwood Memorial Park.

Friends may call Mon. eve. BRECKENBIDGE. Nov. 27.

1954. at Carlisle. BLANCHE BONINE BRECK-ENRIDGE. Funeral services 2 P. at the Schellenberger Funeral Heme.

169 W. High Carlisle. Ps. Int. Woodward Hills Lancaster.

Wednesday. 11 A. M. CARR. On Nov.

28. 1954, ot Atlantic W. Berlin. N. HARRY husband of 1.

Irene Carr. aged 69 years. Relative and friends are invited to attend the funeral services 11 A. from tbe Knight Funeral Home. Rich and Central Berlin.

N. J. Int. Berlin Cem. Friends may call Wed.

eve. CARR. LEILA MACPHERSON. en Nov.28. of 219 Union Moorestown.

N. J. Funeral services at 2 P. Dee. 1.

N. Edward Melton Funeral Home. 78 E. Main Moorestown. Int.

private. Friends may call Tues. eve CHAMBERS. Formerly of Germ an town on Nov. 26.

1954. DR. RAYMOND L. CHAMBERS, husband of Gladys Chambers, of Broomall. Pa.

Services for relatives and friends on Wednesday at 12 noon at Oliver Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Interment Beverly National Cem. Friend may call Tuesday 7 to 9 P- M. NEW YORK COFFEE FUTTOES'vf held earUer WHEELING, W.

Nov. 29 (AP). A TJ. S. District Judge said today he would block sale of the Follansbee Steel Corp.

to a. New York financier and added he found evidence of a "breach of a directorial obligation" on the company's part. The opinion came a day before the firm was to be sold to Frederick W. Richmond for $9,286,620. A group of 48 minority shareholders has been fighting the sale.

They must post $1,000,000 bond before the order becomes effective. Counsel said the money would be put up tomorrow. BIGGEST MILL THERE The minority group says the sale would leave its home town of Follansbee. W. In dire financial straits.

The company's biggest mill is located there and employs 740 of the town's 4500 residents. Federal Judge Herbert Boreman said the court would issue an order against the sale and take action striking down proxy votes tast in favor of the sale by a majority of the stockholders last Nov. 1. The court also will block a proposed merger of the corporate shell of Follansbee with two western firms Consumers Co. and Fron tier Chemical Co.

TERMS CRITICIZED It was terms of the proposed merger which drew the most comments from Judge Boreman. He said there was evidence officials of the firm stand to get good jobs out of the merger but the shareholders were not informed of this in the proxy statement. In issuing the order. Judge Boreman said: "It is the conclusion and opinion of the court that inducements were ever present from the beginning of the negotiations with Richmond to the employment of officers and executives. PLAN TO SELL PLANT Opposition to the sale developed after Richmond disclosed plans to sell the West Virginia plant to Republic Steel Corp.

for dismantling and shipment to Republic's Gadsden, plant. Later Republic issued a statement saying part of the plant would continue, operating on a trial basis. Tthat would mean employment for about 150 of the 740 workers. In seeking the suit, the objecting shareholders told the court at least two other offers were made to purchase Follansbee Steel but the offers were not submitted to the shareholders. Simple Services Held for Dr.

Fermi CHICAGO, Nov. 29 (AP). En rico Fermi, winner of a Nobel Prize in scientific research which led to creation of the atomic bomb, was buried today in simple, private services. The 53-year-old physicist, who died of cancer yesterday, was laid to rest in Oak Woods Cemetery. Private services, conducted by the Rev.

Grainger E. Westberg, Protes- tant chaplain of the University of 4VU 0 AUiiCiai VAlCL LVW The widow, Laura; a daughter, Ella, and a son, Guilio, were among the mourners. NEW YORK COPPER FUTURES High Low 32.00 31.85 31.60 31.25 Close 32.00b off 30 31.80b off 15 31.45b off 5 31.15b up 10 30.50b unch. Deo Jan Feb Mar May 30.60 Sales. IS lots.

b-Btd. NEW YORK BURLAP FUTURES High Low Close Feb 11.73 11.57 11.65b up 2 May 11.50 11.31 11.40b up 2 Hov ii.3i 11.31 11.20b up 2 Sales. 18 b-Bld. CHICAGO OXION FUTURES Open High Low Close Pr.Close Jan 1.60 1.61 1.56 1.56 1.65 Feb 1.74 1.74 1.70 1.72 1.80 Mar 1 95 1.93 1.88 1.89 1.98 Sales 881 contracts. Sales In Sales in Issue $1000 Close StL-SF 1 93 ShellUnO 2' is '71 10 96 SinclrO cv354s'83 136 111 SileslanAm 7s '41 2 62'i Soc-Vac 2'ts '76 6 95'4 So Nat 4'aS '73 46 116 So Pac '81 7 106' So Pac '69 9 106 SoPacO 28 106', So Rwy 6's 'i56 6 105'4 So Rwy 6s A '56 5 104 So Rwy gen 4s '56 1 1025 Std Coll cv 6s'67 2 100 StdOIn 5 114'4 Std Oil NJ 2s'71 6 94't StdOil NJ 2s '74 12 99' SwiftiCo 25ss 72 10 Texas Co 3s '65 7 90 7 97 4sB'75 2 104 '57 211 48 'A 57 214 17 '59 5 95's 3s '90 5 101' Tex A Pac 3s'85 2 104 ThirdAv ref 4s '60 81 82'-is ThirdAv adj 6s'60 78 34 I'-V-W Un Pac 2s '76 2 100'i Un Pac '91 13 89 Unl Gas 4s '72 8 106 US Rubbr 2s'76 1 Vanadium 3'-es'69 10 115 Va Ky 3s "95 2 95 Wabash 3'4s "71 6 93 Walwrth 3'4S '76 4 66 WarrnRR 1 64'4 Maryld 10 102 West Un 5s '60 16 106' West Sh 4s 2361 S2 69' Whig St CV 3's'65 45 114 Wis Cen 4s 2004 20 8354 Wit 3'4s '71 1 103 FOREIGN BONDS Antioquia 3s '78 6 56 '57 2 87Ks '72 1 97'i '69 1 106 '90 1 98 '49 93 110a '81 247 120 Australia ss 65 rid IUO'4 '54 1 100 Australia '67 9 99 Australia '66 8 98 '54 4 100 Australia 3s '62 21 99 Australia 3's '57 11 100 Australia 354 -56 10 101 nciKium on Berlin 6s '58 1 74 Braz st 2 66', Bras 3s '44 3 1 85', arai 3ns -44 io 1 93 isos or io's t-anaaa g-a -j 10 100 Chile 6S '60 1 68'4 Chile 3s '93 15 39 Colombia 3s 1970 10 65 Copenhag 5s "52 3 102 Copenhag 4's '53 2 99 Costa Rica 7s '51 6 69 CostaRica 2-3s '72 15 S8 Cundinamr 3s '78 1 56 Denmark '62 2 101 El Salvad '76 2 83 Germn 5's'69 Oct 50 8754 2047 5 114 7 80 2 97s 1" 1 97', 1 97', German 4s '72 15 70 German 3s '63 10 72! i German 3s '72-Ort 5 61 Germn 5s '80 Jun 17 80'a German 3s '72 Dec 1 60', German 7s '49 Oct 11 1101 Germ 5'4s '65 Jun 93 100 GermGnEl 6s '48 2 139 Greek 7s '64 pt pd 6 3' Greek 6s '68 pt pd 9 '75 '75 '82 '75 '60 102' ital credit 77 new 22 65! Ital Repub '77 3 68 Japan 6's '64 st 1 98 Japan 5's 75 at 15 88'a Jugo Bk 7s '57 10 26 KreugTU 5s '59 Ct 85 2's Medellin '78 5 56'4 '75 10154 -68 zi 109 Mex 6s '33 sm-ai 8 17', Mex 4s'04-'54 as 2 9 as 1 70 mx'10-'45 sm as 30 16'4 '84 7 100 iNemerias 3s '57 2 t01 Norway 4s '63 16 101 Nor Bk 5s '70 1 103't ivuremoerg ss -52 1 13a OrientlD 6s '63 st 31 83 r-eru es '61 1 68' de Jn st 3 35 '67 2 1021', 2037 3 140 serosLTSlov 8S 62 1 21 SerbsCrSlov 7s '62 21 21 IS 1 syaney 3's 57 2 101 54 Taiwan st 73! Tokyo '71 st 1 79 TokyoEL 6s '63 st 22 85 ad 15 96 '87 1 104', in tne past.

L. W. Hance, Executive, Dies i Lawrence W. Hance, retired assistant vice president of the Baldwin-L i a-Hamilton died Saturday night at the North Philadelphia Center of the Osteo pathic Hospital. He was 62.

Mr. Hance, who lived in Brigan tine, N. was a former resident of the Wildman Arms apartments in Lansdowne. He was employed by the Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp. for 43 years prior to his re tirement.

Surviving are his wife, Margaret a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Gwynn, of Glenolden; two broth ers, Francis, of Yeadon, and Henry, of Wilmington, and four sisters, Mrs. Reba Gallagher, Mrs. Mary Cann and the Misses Helen and Amy Hance, all of Wilmington Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A. M.

Thursday in St. Joseph's Church, Collingdale. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. Mrs. Herbert E.

Laub EASTON, Nov. 29. Mrs. Hannah A. Laub, wife of former Northampton County Judge Herbert E.

Laub, died in Easton Hospital today, a short time after being stricken at her home, 215 Piejce st. She was 68. Mrs. Laub, a native of Riegels-ville, was a member of the board of managers of the Easton Home for Aged and Infirm Women for 25 years and was president of the board from 1940 to 1943. She was active in the College Hill Presby terian Church of Easton and president for a number of years of the church's Pastor's Aid Society.

Her husband served on the Northampton county bench from 1938 to 1948. Also surviving are a son, George C. Laub, in law partnership with his father; a daughter, Mrs. Richard W. Crandell, and two grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 A. M. in College Hill Presbyterian Church. Levi Rosenberger LANSDALE, Nov. 29.

Levi Rosenberger, former postmaster and Reading Co. ticket agent at Colmar, died yesterday at his home on Taylor near Colmar. He was 81. Mr. Rosenberger had been employed by the Reading Co.

for 65 years, retiring about three years ago after having served as ticket agent at Colmar, Hatfield, Lans-dale, New Britain, Gwynedd Valley and finally at Pennllyn. He was Colmar postmaster for 41 years, until 1943. He also served 22 years as superintendent of the Sunday school at Montgomery Baptist Church, Colmar, and was active in the Masonic Order. Surviving are his wife, Ethel; five children, seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Fu-nera? services will be held on Wednesday.

Joseph S. Lord, Jr. Joseph 5. Lord, former ex ecutive secretray to the treasurer and auditor general of Pennsyl vania, died yesterday at Chestnut Hill Hospital. He Was 69.

Mr. Lord, who lived at 5515 Wis- sahickon held his State job from 1925 through 1937. For many years he was in the wool business, from which he retired about a year ago. He was a member of the Phila delphia Wool and Textile Associa tion and the philopatrian Club. Surviving are his wife, Irene, and five sons, Joseph 3d, Charles Edwin William and John A.

Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A. M. Thursday at St. Vincent's Church, 109 E. Price st.

Burial will be private in1 Westminster Cemetery. Walfer G. Stanton MOUNT CARMEL, Nov. 29 (AP). Walter G.

Stanton, district deputy grand exalted rtiler, northeast district of Pennsylvania, Benevolent and Protective Order of Flks, died last night at Danville Hospital after an illness of several months. He was 56. Mr. Stanton was a member of tha advertising staff of the Mount Carmel Item. He is survived by his widow and three children and several brothers, including the Right Rev.

Msgr. John Stanton, pastor of James Roman Catholic Church, of Steelton, near Harrisburg. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at' Mount Carmel. i Reginald B. Chase i Reginald Banfield Chase, re tired Philadelphia, banker, died yesterday at his home, 620 Parrish Swarthmore.

He was 86. Mr. Chase was a member of the board of 'directors of the American Anti-Vivisection Society of Philadelphia and was editor of the organization's magazine. He is survived by a sister. Miss Agnes F.

Chase. Services will be held at 3 P. M. tomorrow at Oliver H. Bair's.

1820 Chestnut followed by private burial. Deaths Elsewhere Sir George Robey, 85, grand old man of the British music halls, known as the "Prime Minister of Mirth," at Saltdean, England James F. Gillespie, 85, former U. S. Democratic Representative, at Bloomington, 111.

C. A 1 Pierson, 52, president of the Painting and Decorating Contractors of America, at Minneapolis, Minn. Halsey Patchin, 70, industrialist and executive secretary of the American Peace Commission under President Woodrow Wilson, at San Mateo, Calif. The Rev. Clinton.

A. Monitor. 71, former vice president of the Universalis! Church of America, at Dolgeville, N. Y. John J.

Levay, 79, former Mayor, at Annapolis, Md. Frederick A. Miller, 83, president and editor of the South Bend Tribune, at South Bend, Ind. Harry Jong, 72, pioneer authority on Communist and. other subversive movements in America, at Chicago.

might actually be weaker than In a weighty appraisal or tne role of Christianity in America.1 top executives of the National Council of Churches questioned widely heard assertions of a religious revival. SPIRITUAL STRENGTH Big statistics, they said, do not! prove church "spiritual strength and its soundness in terms of the gospel." They reported to the council's biennial assembly that Christianity at present is struggling in a rip tide both of "institutional strength" and fierce disruptive forces that threaten its influence. It is uncertain, they said, whether the "churches are more or less influential in American life than they were in previous genera tions." The report on the "state of the churches," by Dr. Roy G. Ross, council general secretary, and Dr Roswell P.

Barnes, its associated general secretary, was described by some delegates as the most comprehensive yet compiled. PARADOXICAL PICTURE It offered a paradoxical picture of zooming, record figures in church membership, construction, contributions and expanding activities but also of high immoral ity and dizzying changes in Amer ican life challenging the churcnes. Viewing the conflicting currents as a "process of change whereby a society either disintegrates or struggles through to a new order and a new strength," the analy sis declared: "The churches are not alarmed as they face their responsibility in a Nation which is undergoing drastic change. VAST NEW RESOURCES Vast new resources chiefly the cooperative church movement which has produced a "great network" of massed church power offers the chance of wielding "im mense influence on a civilization in travail, the report said. "The sense of frustration and futility which was prevalent when the several Protestant and orthodox churches in this country lived and worked separately and alone has been overcome to a large degree," it added.

Father Fandrey, Educator, Pies The Rev. Valentine James Faji- 'drey, C. S. a professor at the Holy Ghost Missionary College, Cornwells- Heights, for the last four years, died Sunday ning at Nazareth spital. He was 71.

Born in Pitt sburgh. Father Fandrey was 1 a a ted from u-quesne University and finished his i es in France and i r- BEV FANDRET land. He was ordained Dec. 8, 1909, and before coming to Holy Ghost Missionary College served pastorates iri Wisconsin and Louisi ana. He also served as a professor at Ferndale- Norwalk, as an assistant novice master in Ridge-field, and as an assistant retreat master in New Caanan, Conn.

In recent years, he also served as the private chaplain for Mother Katharine Drexel, founder and superior, general of St. Elizabeth's Convent, Cornwells Heights, and assisted week ends in St. Michael the Archangel Parish, Levittown. Father Fandrey is survived by a brother, Bernard, of Pittsburgh, and a sister, Mrs. Veronica Ross, of St.

Albans, The Office of the Dead will be chanted by the community of Holy Ghost Missionary College at 5 P. M. today, followed by a public viewing from 7 to 9 o'clock this evening. Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10:30 A. M.

tomorrow at the college, followed oy Dunai in tne college cemetery Dismissal Upheld Of City Fireman The Civil Service Commission yesterday upheld the dismissal of William S. Doyle, a city fireman. wno was fired last July on charges of "intoxication, disobedience of orders and unfitness for duty." The commission noted that Doyle had "a fairly good record going back to 1941, when he was appointed to the force," but said it could not condone the "practice of firemen reporting for duty in an intoxicated condition." Doyle's superiors had charged that he appeared for roll call intoxicated and improperly clad. Technical Writers Form Society A group of Philadelphia technical writers formed the American Society of Technical Authors at a luncheon meeting yesterday at the Pen and Pencil Club, 212 S. 15th street.

Plans were laid to form chap ters in various industrial centers throughout the United States where technical writers have been employed by industry in increasing numbers in recent years. John McAvinue was elected president; William Carroll and Curtis McFee, vice presidents, and David Gerard secretary and treasurer. Giant Santa Lost 10 Days Turns Up MONTREAL, Nov. 29 (UP) A giant Santa Claus, lost for 10 days between San Francisco and Montreal, was reported safe today at Rouses Point, on the Quebec-New York border. The 33-foot high figure, due to be displayed at a suburban shop pine center, reached the border point in a California CONTRACT men Low 69.40 68.93 83.60 62.99 59.80 59.00 56.00 55.20 54 AO R3 an Close 68.60n off 2 63.00 off 15 59.00 off 30 55.30 off 20 53.19n oft 41 Dee Mar May July Sept Sales.

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