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ad ef gh THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 31. 1956 Died Died Yegg on '10' List G. Montgomery Dies; Architect Civilians Held Subject To U. S.

Court-Martial 4 WASHINGTON, March 30 (UP). The U. S. Court of Military Appeals ruled today that civilians accompanying the Armed Forces overseas may be tried in military courts. Father Vlossak Dies at Age of 91 Special to The Inquirer READING, March 30.

The Rev. Francis C. Vlossak, first and oldest Slovak priest in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia and former pastor of St. Agnes Church, Philadelphia, died today in Reading Hospital. He was 91.

sole purpose of-determining whether the court-martial possessed jurisdiction" to try Burney. HIGH COURT RULING The Supreme Court has ruled that a civilian discharged by the Armed Forces is not subject to court-martial for offenses com mitted while in uniform. However, the Military Court said the ruling applied to a different section of the Military Code of Justice and "does not demand that we invalidate another." It said the provision of the code under which Burney was tried was not considered by the Supreme Court, FELIX H. CLAUSS Felix H. Clauss, a contractor and builder in Olney for more than 50 years, died in Jeannes Hospital Thursday.

He resided at 1714 Cottman st. Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A. M. Tuesday in the Church of the Incarnation. 5th st.

and Lindley ave. SH0P SAT- 1 EASTER MONDAY The court upheld the court martial of Charles P. Burney, Dallas, contractor and technician. He was convicted of assault with a dangerous weapon in connection with a game of "Russian roulette." It also affirmed the involuntary manslaughter conviction of James Robertson, a merchant seaman cused of killing another seaman while stationed with the Armed Forces in Japan. WITH AIR FORCE The court said Burney, who was stationed with the Air Force in Japan, seriously wounded John L.

Clark, another civilian technician. They had been discussing "Russian roulette," in which the player puts a 'Single bullet in a revolver, spins the chamber and then places the gun at his head and pulls the trigger. The Court of Military Appeals agreed to review the case "for the 79 VnTSW XtZA9 MUST SATISFIED utillt PUtCHASE OF gT IjUV PAUOUYE I'M 1 $bpP GIANT 1 56 7oC Gilbert McKean Montgomery, landscape architect and member of an old Philadelphia family, died yesterday at his home, 529 Belrose lane, Radnor. He was 64. Mr.

Montgomery, who also had a home in Glenmoore, was associated with Albrecht's Nurseries, Merion. He was graduated from Cornell university, ana was a member of Phi Kappa Sigma fra ternity and the Orpheus Club, and was a vestryman at St. Mark's Honey Brook. A brother, the late William W. Montgomery, Jr was a law associate of former Supreme Court Justice Owen J.

Roberts. Mr. Montgomery is survived by his wife, the former Abigail R. Burton; two sons, Gilbert and William 3d; two daugh ters, Mrs. John O.

Piatt, and Esther Montgomery; four brothers, John Lk, Richard Horace and Sidney, and two sisters, Mrs Earl Gatchell and Mrs. Harold E. Austin. A service will be held at I A. M.

Monday at St. Martin's Church, Radnor. Another will be conducted at 1:30 P. M. Monday at St.

Mark's Church. Burial will be in St. Mark's churchyard. ARTHUR M. HARTMANN NEW YORK, March 30.

Ar thur Martinus Hartmann, a violinist who made his debut at the age of 6 and later appeared as a soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra, died early today in St. Vincent Hospital. He was 76 and lived in Woodstock, N. Y. Mr.

Hartmann toured the United States and Eu rope as a violin soloist and played with Debussy in Paris. He was widely known for his violin tran scriptions. M. Sfernfield, Scholar, Dies Morris Sternfield, of 1101 Gilham a noted Hebrew scholar and a contributor to Hebrew publications throughout the world, died yesterday at Deborah Sanitorium, Browns Mills, N. J.

He was 92. Mr. Sternfield was a high school teacher in his native Russia before coming to the United States in 1893. In addition to his writing and teaching in this country, engaged in the dry goods and real estate businesses until he retired 35 years ago. His first wife, Clara, died in the flu epidemic of 1919.

He is survived by his second wife. Rose; a son, Herman; six daughters, Mrs. Bella Brickman, Mrs. Jean- Schwartz, Mrs. Frances Goodis, Mrs.

Dorothy Morris, Mrs. Anne Weinberg and Mrs. Elizabeth Stanton: five grandchildren. 21 great-grandchildren, and seven Services will be held at 2 P. M.

tomorrow at Molnick's funeral parlors, 2317 N. Broad st. Burial will be in Mount Sharon Cemetery. WITH YOUIf ANY COLGATE TOILETRY OR -jjl 49d ana 2B(fA IbI XS I PAUL March 30. 1956.

HARRY, husband of Bella, of 3030 Euclid father of Mrs. Pearl Adler, Mr. William Paul, Mr. Samuel Paul ond Mr. Isadora Paul, also survived by 12 arandchi dren and six areat-arandchildrerv.

Relatives, friends and member of First Fast-over Benef. Assoc, are invited to funeral services. 11:15 A. M. pnsosely, Goldsteins' Memorial Chapel, 2129 N.

Broad st. Inf. Har Nebo Cem. Shiva will be observed at 3030 Euclid commencing Tues. April 3.

Parking adjacent to chapel. PAUL. On March 28, 1956, DR. WILLIAM F. PAUL, of 1303 S.

22d St. Service for relatives and friends on ct li30 P. ot Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st. Int.

Mt. Moriah Cem. Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 P. M. POOLE.

March 28, MYRTLE R. (nee AguiU or), beloved wife of George of 149 Whim Horse oike, Audubon, N. i. Senice for rela tives and friends, 10 A. Foster's! Funeral Home, 250 White Horse pike, Audubon, N.

J. Int. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve.

PURCELl. On March 28, 1956, EVA wife of Daniele N. Purcell, of 2811. Marshall road, Drexel Hill. Relatives ond friends are invited to the funeral on at 9:30 A.

from the Spencer X. Videt Son Funeral Parlors, Garrett road at Shadeland Drexel Hill. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Charles Borromeo Church, II A. M.

Int. Cal very Cem. Friends may call Sunday evening. OUARRACINO. Morch 27, ROSE, widow ol Pietro.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 9 A. from her late residence, 1617 S. 13th St. Solemn Requiem Mass, Annunciation Church, 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cemetery. Viewing Sunday evening. OUERNS. March 27, 1956, of 5744 N.

Front MARTHA (nee Long), wife of the late John Querns. Relative and friends invited to the service, 1 P. from the Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh ave.

Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. Friends invited Sunday evening. RESCIGNO Morch 28, 1956, ONOFRIO.

husband of the late Fortunata Rescigno, of 1812 Gladstone St. Relatives and friends ere invited to funeral, 9:30 A. Parlors of A. Baldi Son, 1331 S. Broad St.

Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Monica's Church, 11 A. M. Interment Hcly Cross Cemetery. Viewing Sunday evening, 7 to II.

ROBERTS. March 29, 1956, STEFFAN iiutuuilu ui muivum wwi.a, 589 Boeder Jenkintown. Service and Interment at the convenience of family. Please) omit flowers. ROLL Of 906 W.

Cambria March 29, SI PPT A. BOCE wife of Hnrnl Sail Inee Bech- told) aged 65 years. Relatives, friends and Altar Society invited to funeral 9 A. Kirchner Funeral Home, 922-24 W. Somerset st.

Solemn Reauiem Mass, St. Bona-venture's Church ot 10 A. M. Int. private.

Friends may call Sun. eve. ROSS. KATHRYN G. (nee Daley), wife of the late Clifford J.

Ross, mother of William J. Ross and sister of, Marie T. Higgins, March 26, 1956. Relatives and friends may call ot the White Funeral Home, 4700 Springfieldj eve. Solemn Moss of Requiem, Church of St.

Gregory, 11 A. M. Inter ment St. Denis Cemetery. ROTH 30, 1956, MARGARET F.

(nee Woelfert), wife of Sydney Roth, Wyndois Wynnewood, formerly of Drexel Park. Services Tues. morning, 11 A. George Toppitzer's funeral Home, Gcrrett rd. at lonsdowne bve.

Int. Arlington. Friends mar call Monday evening. RUBIN. March 30.

1956, HARRY, of the School House lane beloved husband of Helen Rubin (nee Kaufman), devoted fa. ther of Leonard and Robert Rubin; aear brother of Bella Steinfeld, Minnie Fuchs, Yetta Shevlin, Jacob, Louis and David Rubin. Relatives and friends ore invited to services. 11 A. at Joseph levine Son's) 1512 N.

Broad st. Int. Roosevelt Cemetery. Rubin, Harry RUDDLE. March 30, 1956, of 400 Rodman Jenkintown, JAMES NOEL, husband of lydic Speight Ruddle.

Funeral services, 10 A. at Helweg 463 York road, Jenkintown. int. private. RUMMEL.

Morch 29, IOUISE wife of William M. Rummel, of 338 Wellington Terrace, Jenkintown. Relative! end friends invited to service, 2:30 P. Kirk Nice. 6301 Germantown ave.

Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Mon. offer 1 P. M.

RUNSER. March 28. 1956. RENA McCART-NEY, wife of the lote Jcseoh E. Runser.

of 433 Lyceum ove. Funeral service ond interment private. Friends may call Sunday evening offer 7, at J. Burton Corson Funeral Home. 433 Lyceum Roxborough.

SARDOS (SRDOSI. Of 3100 Nesoef March 27. 1956, JOHN husband of the lata Mary R. Savdos. Relatives ond friend are invited to funeral Mon 8:30 A.

from Ttvir Fluehr Funeral Home, 3301-15 Cottman ove. Reauiem Mass. St. Matthew's Church, 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cent. Friends may caJI Sunday evening. SAVAGE. March 29.

1956. FREDERIC A. husband ef Ruth Savage (nee Keli), of The t-naiham 20th Walnut sts. Services and int. at the convenience of the family.

SIICOX. March 28, 1956. of 6412 Argylo CHARLES husband of the late Annie B. Si I cox. Relatives and friends, members of the lawndale Presbyterian Church, Mille lodge 100 I.O.O.F.

are invited to funeral 2 P. J. W. Deem Sons, 640 i Rising Sun Lawndale, Fhiia. Int.

Forrest Hills Cem. Viewing Sun. eve. SMITH. Of 55.

N. Perm Heights, March 29, 1956, HARRY husband of Margaret M. Smith (nee Delcney). Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 8:30 A. Funeral Home M.

F. Williams, Baltimore ond Summit Gift on Heights. Solemn Reouiem Mass, St. Charles Church, 10 A. M.

Int. St. Charles Cem. Friends call Mon. eve.

SNAITH. March 29th. 1956, JAMES, oaed 80 years, husband of the late Elizabeth (nee Feorron). Relatives, friend, also Holy Name Society of Atl Saint Church ond employes of Phila. Coke Co.

invited to the funeral Mon. at 8:30 A. from his late residence. 2822 Overington Brides burg. Solemn Reauiem Mass, All Saints Church, 10 A.

M. Interment Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Sun. SOKOIOW. March 30, 1956, EMMA wife of Simon, of The Park Towers Kemble and Ogontz sister ef Miss May Gomberg and Mr.

David Gomberg. Relatives, friends ond members of Phila. Lodgo No. 500, Brith Sholom, ore invited to services. 1 2:30 P.

M. precisely, Goldsteins' Memorial Chapel, 21 Tl H. Broad st. Int. Monfefiore Cem.

(Shiva -will be observed of the Park Towers Apt. 209, commencing Tues. April 3.) (Parking adjacent to Chapel. SOKOLOWSKA. Suddenly.

March 23. AL CE (nee Horosiewski), wife of John. Relatives and friend ore invited to funeral. 8 A. from her lote 6117 Wheeler St.

Solemn Requiem Moss, Church of St. Mary, 9:30 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friends call Sun. and Mon eves. STENCLER. On Morch 27. 1955.

of 533 wicker Comwells Heiaht. ANTHONY husband of Agnes Worek. Relatives and friend, alto employe cf Philoo Corp. ore invited to fur.sral 9:30 A. Jagielskl tuneral Home, Z633 c.

Allegheny ave. Re auiem Mass, 10:30 A. St. Adalbert's Church. Int.

Our Lady of Grace Cem. View. Sunday evening. STERNFIELD. March 30, 1956, MOWS of HOI Gilham beloved huibend of Rose Sternfield, ond devoted fother of Herman Sternfield, Mrs.

Dorothy Morris, Hollywood Fia.s Frances Goodis, Miami Beach, Mrs. Jean Schwartz, of Atlantic Cityj Mm. Bella Brickman, of Trenton, N. J.s Mrs. Elizabeth Stanton and Mrs.

Anne Weinberg, of Phila. Relatives and friends invited to funera service. 2 P. at Molnick's Chapel, 2317 N. Broad St.

Int. Mt. Sharon Springfield, Delaware County, TAPPER. March 28. 1956, DOROTHY wife of Dr.

George W. Tapper, of Medford Lakes, N. J. Funeral services 1:30 P. ot the Murray Funeral Home, 408 Cooper Camden, N.

J. Viewing Sun. eve. TONER. Of 4000 Bonsai I Drexel Hill.

on March 26. 1956, JAMES son of the late Hugh A. and Margaret Blee Toner. Relatives and friendi are invited to the func.ai on Mon. at 8:30 A.

from Oliver H. Bgir's, 1820 Chestnut st. Solemn Reauiem Mass. St. Andrew's Church, at 10 A.

M. Int. ot Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Sunday -eve. VEASEY.

March 29. JAMES husband of Bemice Veasey. Aged 48. Funeral service, Harold A. Fomous Funeral Home, 101 S.

Church West Chester, Monday, April 2, 9 A. M. Solemn High Mass, St. Agnes' Church, 10 A. M.

Int. St. Agnes" Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening- WANNER. March 28.

1956, of 6011 Alma WILLIAM husband of Josephine Fitz-Simmons Wanner. Relatives, friends, members of Mozart Lodge No. 436. F. ond A.

M.t Jerusalem R. A. Chapter No. 3, Benjami) Franklin Consistory; lu lu Temple and Uniost Assembly No. 30.

A.O.M.P., are invited to the service, 1 P. Parlors Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W. lehioh ove. Int.

Hillside Cem. Friends invited Sun. eve. Masonic service 8:15 P. M.

WISNIEWSKI. JULIAN, March 28, 1956. of 4459 Edgemont beloved husband of Florence Wisniewski, beloved father of Stephanie Skwinjf, Catherine Wisniewski, Alfredo) Fisher, Irene Tisoskey, Theresa Michalak. Rel- atives, friends, Polonia Benef. Assoc, ond employes of Rohm Haas invited to funeral, 9:30 A.

from The Parlors of John J. Csrankowski, 2635 Orthodox st. Sol- emn Requiem Mass, St. John Can ti us Church, 10 A. M.

Burial Most Holy Redeemer Cemetery. Viewing Monday evening. In Memoriam HOUENDEN In levins seemery ef neph. sw, BILLY, at Easter. Up above where angels dwel leth.

Where there is no night or pcin We shall all be reunited. Happiness shall reign again. Missed by Aunt Marie ond Uncle CSat'tt. HOLLENDEN In loving memory ef my frond-son, Billy, at Easter. blessed little sunbeam.

child of love and prayer. We give thee to the keeping Of the tender Shepherd's cars. Missed by Nannie. 3n fKemotUan it jrset etesfrs fweeit est "In MessteWsm aeries an ties iiselnsnBrji mf tAe lees er ymm lees eeei lefl Uimm Shan oe mhm will fee r'ee! aweparxne e) GZIHORENKO. March 27, 1956, SAWA, of 920 N.

Randolph husband of the late Eva end stepfather of Martha Dunn. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, 10 A. at Nasevich Funeral Home, cor. Franklin and Brown sts. Int.

Oakland Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve. Parastas service 7 P. M.

HARRIS. March 30, EMILY HARRIS, of Ocean Grove, N. formerly of Pitman, N. aged 88 years. Funeral services 10 A.

at the Murrey Funeral Home, 408 Cooper Camden, N. J. No viewing Sunday evening. HERRMANN. Suddenly, en March 30, 1956, FRANK F-, husband of Sue Herrmann, of 9514 Alton st.

Relatives, friends, men.bers of Meridian Sun lodge VI 58 F. and A. Fern Rock Square Club; Electrical Maintenance Engineers Asso. and all other organizations of which he was a member are invited to the services 1 P. A.

Mercer Quirvbv's, 1125 W. Lehigh ave. Friends may call Mon. ave. Masonic service 8 P.

M. HERRON. Of Carpenter a Emlen March 29, 1956, WILLIAM husbard of Sarah B. Herron. Service" and interment at Williamsport, on Tues.

Friends may call at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut 7 to 9 P. M. HUBIS. Suddenly, March 28, 1956, JOHN son of the late Paul and Sophie Hubis (nee Moyer), of Marcus Hook, Pa.

Relatives and friends invited to the funeral, 9 A. Cavanagh Funeral Home, 301 Chester pike, Norwood. High Requiem Mats, 10 A. St. George's Church.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Monday evening 7 to 9:30 IERIA. March 27, PAULINE (PaolaJ. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9:30 A.

from A. P. Dona to Funeral Parlors, 1522 S. Broad st. Solemn High Mass, St.

Thomas Aquinos Church, 11 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. View.

Sun. 7 to 10. IRWIN. Of Ventnor, N. and formerly of March 29, 1956, JAMES IRWIN, husband of the late Sadie Kane Irwin.

Service forrelctive, friends. No. 9 Ljdge, and A. on 1 1 A. ft Oliver H.

Bair's, 1820 Chestnut St. Int. private. Friends may call Sun. 7 to 9.

Masonic svsrvice gj 8 P. M. JACOBS. Mereh 29, 1956, ROSE, of 5802 N. 12th st.

Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral services. 1 P. M. pre cisely, at Morns Rosenberg Son Memorial Chapel, 2009 N. Broad St.

Int. Mt. Sinai Cemetery. Viewing Saturday 8 to 10 P. M.

JAGGARD. On March 27. at Corpus Christ i. Texas, ENSIGN ROBERT U. S.

N. son of Marie H. (nee Houck) and R. Vincent, aged 24. Funeral 2 P.

lete residence. Egg Harbor Fail view, N. Int. Bethel Hurffville, H. J.

Friends may call Mon. No viewing. KANE. March 26. BERNARD.

hufcand of Ida. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A. from Parlors of Albert B. Capewelt. 3007 Frarkford gve.

Solemn Requiem Mass, Notivity B. V. M. Church, 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Sunday evening. KASSELL. March 30, OSCAR, belovel husband of Sarah, of 5618 Ridgewood devoted father of Mrs.

Rose Perlstein, Mrs. Florence Berger, Mrs. Edna Satzberg and Sylvia Kassel). dear brother of Mrs. Rose VViiev.

4Ars. Nan Miner, Edward and Morris also survived by seven grandchildren. Kela-i fives and friends invited to services. 1:30 P. Raphael-Sack Memorial 1945 N.

Brood st. Int. Mt. Lebanon Cem. KELIY.

March 27 ,1956, LAVtNIA daughter of the late Francis T. and Sura E. Kelly (nee Campbell). Relatives, friends, B. V.

M. Sodality, Altar and Rosary Society and employes of R. are invited to jnercl 8:30 A. residence, 3427 Brunswick Drexel HilL Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Charles Borromeo Church, 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve.

KENNEDY. March 28, 1956, MAR3ARET E. Inee Lyons), wife of Peter J. Kennedy. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 8:30 A.

late residence, 2222 S. 3d st. Solemn Mess of Reauiem, Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel. 9:30 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Monday evening. KIRK (OUIRK1.

March 26, ANNA (nee lud-wigl, widow of James Kirk. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8 A. from her lote residence, 341 Emily st. Solerin Requiem Mass, Our lady of Mt. Carmel Church.

9:30 A. M. Int. Hoiy Cross Com. ewing Sunday evening.

KLINE. March 27, 1956. CHARLES TOM-LINSON KLINE, husband of Ellen Showed Kline. Service on Mcrch 31, 2 P. at his home, 1)25 Conshohocken State rd.

ct Spring Mill Bryn Mawr, Pa. Int. crivote. KNEIBLEI. Of Stratford, N.

formerly ot Riverton, N. March 30, 1956, FREDRICK, husband of Grace B. Kneibler. Services 2 P. ot the Snover Funeral Home, 313 E.

Brood Palmyra, N. J. Int. Morgan Cem. Friends call Mon.

12 te 2 P. M. RAVEL. March 23. 1956, DORA G.

(nee Grinkol, of 115 Bedford Fairies Hill, wife of the late Vincent J. Krovel. Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral 8:30 A. from the James O. Bradley Funeral Home, Bellevue Wcodland Penndel.

Reauiem Mass, 9:30 A. M. St. Frances Csbrsni Church. Fairies Hills, Pa.

Int. St. Dormntc's Cem. Friend may call Sun. eve.

LA WSON 27. JOHN rmsbond of Helen M. Low son (-we Kenrtelly). Rela tives and ti lends. Melita Lodge No.

2'o, r. and A. and all other organizations ef which he was a member invited to funerd, 1 P. Schraishuhn Funeral Home. 21st and Wolf sts.

Int. Trinity lutheron Cem. Friends call Sunday 6:30 to P. M. IEROY.

PHYLLIS D. Inee wife of Alfred lerov, ot 132 S. 58th March 27, 1956. Relatives and fricnas invited to funeral 9 A. White Funera1 Home 4700 Springfield ov.

Solemn Mass of lquem Church ot the Transfiguration. 10 A. M. Int, Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Sunday eve.

IINRY. CAROLINE suddenly, March 29, 1956, beloved wife of Francis 3.. of 444 W. Luray st. Relatives and friends invited to funeral.

9 A. from the emptor Funeral Home, 4407 N. 5th st. Sol emn Mass of Reauiem, Church of St. Henry's, 10 A.

M. Int. Hon Sepulchre Cem. Friends may can Sunday evening after 7. lOGUE.

March 26, 1956, WILIIAM A husband of Margarerta W. Logue. of 6657 Oowson Mt. Airy. Relatives ond friends.

oi Menry M. Houston, Zd. Post, No. 3, A.lj Battery D. 108th Field Artillery, invited to fu neral, Mon.i A.

M-. Kirk Nice. 6301 Germantown ave. Solemn Reauiem Mass. St.

Therese of the Child Jesus Churci (Little Mower), i a A. M. Int. National Cnmetery. rrienas may call Sunday evening.

LONEY. March 26, 1956. SIDNEY husband of Kathrvn V. (nee McCrosson'i. Rela tives and friends, also Holv Name Sffietv of St.

Louis Church, are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A. from his residence, 758 Cypress st. lYeodon). Solemn Hkih Mass of Reauiem, St. Louis Church.

10 A. M. Inf. Holv Cross Cem. Friends may call Sun.

eve. MARINOFSKY. March 30, 1956. of 6738 N. 18th HARRY MARINOFSKY.

devoted father of Mr. Fred IMarvl Schwa r-r. Mrs. Sol (Ann I Diamond. Relatives end friends invited to services.

12 noon, ot the Asner-Berschler Memorial Chapel, 1309 Broad st. Int. Har Zion Cem. Farvily wiH rerurn to nis late residence. MARPIE.

Of Upper Darby, arch 29. ELIZA LAIRD, wife of the late Harry B. Marple, Sr. Relatives and friends are in vited to funeral, 2 P. from her tore resmence, sr Upley road.

Upper Darby. Int. Northwood Downingtown. Friends may call Sunday 5 to 7 P. M.

MeELROY. March 27. 1956, MXRGARET makt (nee McKeever), wife of the late William J. McElroy. Relatives, friends and ladies ot oesoto K.

of C. are invitud to fu neral. 8:30 A. from her diughter'sl restaence, Mrs. Andrew j.

Clark, 5561 ave. Solemn Mass of Reauiem, 10 A at St. Martin of Tours Church. Int. Holy sepulchre Um.

friends invited Sunday eve Me ONE. Suddenly. March 26. 1956. BERNARD son of the late Patrick and Bridget McKone (nee lynskey) of 51 2 Clifton Sharon Hill.

Relatives, friends ond Brotherhood of Trainmen invited to funeral 9 A. M. Cavanagh Funeral Home, 301 Chester Pike, Norwood. Solemn Requiem Mass 10 A. M.

Church of The Holy Soirit. Int Immaculate Heart Cem. Friends may call Sun. MEEKER. Morch 27.

1956, FRANCES Inee Sfnhellil. wife of John J. Meeker, of 1812 S. Taylor St. Relatives ond tnends invited to funeral 9 A.

from Ruffenoch Funeral Home, 21st st. end Snyder ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, Edmond Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Old Cathedral Cem. Friends may call Sunday evening. MENDYS. March 29, TIUIE fTFICLAJ, of 307 Wharton St. Relatives and ends ore Invited to funeral, 9 A.

Kish Funeral Home. 224 Fitzwater st. Solemn Re quiem Mass, Church of St. Stanislaus, 10:30 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Monday evening. MILLER. On March 30, 1956.

MARY HICKS, wife of the late John I. Millar, of 208 Sabine Narberth, Pa. Funeral services will be held at the Stuard Funeral Horrje, 104 Cricket Ardmore. 8 P. Friends may call after 7 P.

M. Int. Alloona, Pa. MONTGOMERY. Suddenly.

Mcrch 30. 1956. GILBERT McKEAN. husband Abigail R. Montgomery, of Radnor.

Pa. Services St. Martin's Church, Radnor, on April 2, at 1 1 A. M. Funeral services and interment at St.

Mark's Church, Honey Brook, on Monday, 1:30 P. M. MURRAY. March 29. 1956.

JOSEPH, hus band of Fannie (nee Caccia), of 8179 lister st. Relatives and tnends invited to funeral 8 A. Vincent D. Galzerano Funeral Home. 7158 Torresdale ave.

Solemn Reauiem Mass, 9 A. Our Lady of Consolation Church. Int. Our Lady of Grace Cent. Friends may call Sunday evening.

NICELY. March 30. KATE of 46 Coulter wife of the late Alfred T. Nicely. Relatives and friends invited to service, 2 P.

Reber Funeral Home, Middletown, Pa. Friends may call at Reber Funeral Home Sunday evening. NICHOLS. On Morch 30. 1956, ROGER brother ot Jeanne W.

Nichols, lit 16 W. Stewart Lonsdowne. runenil service 1:30 P. Johnson and Sets Funeral Home. 69 E.

Baltimore lunsdowne. Friends may call 12:30 P. M. Int. Arlington Cem.

NOLAN. March 26. 1956, WILLIAM husband of Nellie M. (nee Duming), of La-Rita 3600 Spring Garden st. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 8:30 A.

3635 Spring Garden st. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church ot St. Agatha, 10 A. Int. Calvary Cem.

Friends may call Sun. eve ORR. March 27. 1956. Mary E.

New- branch), wife of Alexander H. Oir, of 324 Warren Lgmaen, N. J. rune 3 A. from The Blake Funeral Home, 851 Hoddon Camden, N.

J. Higll Requiem Mass, Cathedral of The Immaculate Conception at 9 A. M. Int. Old Cathedral Cem.

Viewing Sun. eve. RETURN UNUSED PORTION OF COLGATE PALMOUVE PRODUCT WITH WHICH YOU ARE DISSATISFIED TO COLGATE-PALMOLIVE CO And Pal Captured WASHINGTON, March 30 (INS). FBI agents in a pre dawn raid today captured Nick George Montos, 38, a burglar and safecracking artist and the only man in history to appear on the FBI's 10-most-wanted list twice, J. Edgar Hoover, FBI director.

said Montos and his companion, Robert Lloyd Jones, 30, were armed with revolvers, a sawed-oil shotgun, a submachine gun and a rifle but offered no resistance when arrested in a Memphis (Tenn.) moteL Died ANDERSEN. March 29. G. TORA wife of th late Andrea Anderaen, ot 5110 N. 12th St.

Relatives and friend invited to erv. Mm P. Kirk Nice. 6301 Ger- mantown ave. Int.

Foreit Hill Gem. Friend may call Mondcy after 12 noon. SEAL. Of Wildwood. N.

Morch 29. MARGARET JANE, beloved wife of the late Harrv G. Beat. Service. 9 A.

at lngeroll Funeral Home, 3909 Pacific ave. Wildwood. Int. North Cedar Hill Phila Friend may coll Sun. 7 to 9.

ARSON. March 29, ANNA, of 6123 of the late Barney devoted mother of Mr. Martin, Mr. Howard and Mr. Samuel Bareon.

Relative and friend are invited to tervices II Raphael-Sacks Memorial Chapel, 1945 N. Broqd st. Int. Rootevelt Cem. Viewing Sat.

7-9 P. M. ERRY. Of Berwyn, Mrch 28. CHARLES -huband of Alice I.

Matton. Funeral service at Mauger Funeral Home, Dm UMiinu. Anril 9. at 11 A. M.

im 'rvtrt Valley Bootit Cem. friend may call at the Funeral Home, Sunday eve 7 to 9. iirii-UmtI. BENA of 4819 York wife of the late Julius Bigar and h.r Mr. Lawrence Biaar.

Relatives and A Attend funeral services, Sun 10 A. M. oreciselv. Morri Roenberg' Son Memorial Chapel, 2009 N. Broad si Cremation Chelten Hills.

icun AAtu a Cnlumbus. N. March 30. 1956, JOHN huiband of Gladys Ki Bi.knn Funeral service at the con venience of the family. Please omit flowers.

ntu um4. 709 W. Ox ford MEYER BLOOM, devoted brother of Miss Rae Bloom, Mr. Dora Gertxman, tsoaore and Louis Bloom. Relatives, friend and employe of Gimbel Bros, invited to service, 1 1 A af the Aher-Berchler Memorial Chapel, 1309 N.

Broad t. Fomily will return to 6960 Cedar Park ave. BOYD. March 27, 1956, of X233 N. 8th mt IflHM A hai ovad hu lb and OT Kose n.

Boyd (nee Farrell). Relative and friend, alto employes of the Phila. Hardware Maiieoble Iron Work invited to funeral, U. nt InmM uorKOTUe. OTn and Tioga t.

Solemn Requiem Man, St. Ver-t onica Church, 10 A. M.ylnt. Mew unrao Cem. Friends may all Sunday evening.

BRATTON. JOHN hut band of Anna Richttine Bratton. of 561 leverington in hi 67th yecr. Relative and fnends are invited to funeral service, 2 P. from Fitzpotrick Funeral Home.

Lyceum Rox. Int. Whiremonh Memorial Park. Viewing Monday, 7 to 9. BROCK.

March 28, 1956, CARL band of Mery Ellen Brock, of 615 W. Sedgwick st. Relative ond friends invited to the service, 2 P. at Kirk Nice, 6301 if mantown eve. Int.

Whitmorh Me morial Pane. Friend may call Sunday eve Masonic service 8 P. M. limn At Garden Court March to iosa IDA SHAW BUTLER (nee Whitel wife of the late Dr. Ralph Butler.

Service for relctives and friends on 2 P. at Oliver H. Boir'i, 1820 Chestnut st.lnt. private. riT u.A 97 10A.

aF 937 N. Mar shall JENNIE Inee Bilinski), mother ef Nellie Skcnskv. Relatives and friend in vited to the funeral, 8 A. at Naevich Funeral Home, Franklin end Brown t. Solemn Reouiem Moss, Cathedral of tHe Imwiniint CAmr0tion.

9 A. M. Int. St. Mary Fox Chase.

Friends call Sun. eve. Poroitos service P. M. CLAUSS March 29, 1956.

of 1714 Cott man and formerly of Olney. FELIX H. beloved husband of Anna M. Ooues Inee Walsh). Relatives, friends and employes of Felix Clauss i Son invited to funeral, 8:30 A.

Gtvnuh Funeral Home. 5th st. at lindley ave. Solemn Men of Requiem, Church of the Incarnation, 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Man. eve. CLOHECY.

On Man 27, 1956, FREDERICK CLOHECY. S.R.. beloved husband of Anna 1. Cohecv (nee Johnson), of 266 W. Catvert st.

Relatives, fnends ond employes of the Phila. Electric Co. are invited to attend the funeral. 9 A. from The Funeral Home of Theodore J.

Geitner, Godfrey ave. at Lawrence St. So'emn Reauiem Mass, St. Helena's Church, at 10 A. M.

int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends coll Sun. eve. after 7 P.

M. ClOW. March 58. 1956. IRENE daughter of the late Robert and Jessie M.

Kane Claw. Relatives, fnends, also employes ot N. J. Corp Guarantee Trust Co. ore invited to funeral, 2 P.

ot her fate residence, 519 State Camden, N. J. Int. Harleigh Cem. Friends may cell Sun.

eve. JOHN H. See Bratton notice. 0-ALFONSO Mo'-h 77. 1956.

MARIA. wife of GiustiAA. of 2508 S. Jessuo st. Relatives ond friends are invito to funeral, A.

M-, Parlors ot A. Bald! Son. 1331 5. Brood st. Solemn Mass.

St. Rita's Church. 10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

Viewing Sunday evening, 7 to II. O'AMBROSIO. Suddenly. March 27th. ef 4527 Devereoux ANTHONY, husbend of the late Cormela (nee Desidiero).

Relatives and friends, also Hod Carriers Labor Union, A. F. of invited to funeral, 8:30 A. McCafferty's Funeral Home. 6126 Torresdale ave.

Solemn High Mass of Re auiem, St. Bartholomew's Church, 10 A. M. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Sunday evening.

DARLINGTON. March 28, of 4644 Mansion MA ill T. STALEY, wife of George W. Darlington end daughter of John W. Staley and the late Anna M.

Bradley Staley. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 9 A. from her father's residence, 127 Ripka Manayunk. Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of Holy Family, 10 A. M.

Int. St. Mathew Cem. Friends may ceil Sun. eve.

DUETH. Formerly of Boston, ROSALIE MARIE, aunt of Mrs. Fred W. Baker, -3d. Huntingdon Valley, Pa.

Reauiem Mass, Our lady Help of Christians Church, Abingfon, on 9 A. M. Int. New York. Please omit flowers.

EHMS.NN Of Willlamstown, N. March 28. 1956, FLORENCE (nee Gawin), wife of Albert E. Chmcnn, aged 47 years. Relatives and friends Invited to the funeral, 8:30 A.

John S. Bell's, 420 Main Wil-hamstown, N. J. High Mass, St. Mary's Church, 9 A.

M. Int. New St. Mary's Bellmawr. Friends mey call Monday, evening.

ELISII. March 27, 1956. PAUL, husband of Elizabeth Inee Calvalcanti), of 1207 Mifflin st. Relatives end friends are invited to funeral 9 A. from leonetti Funeral Heme, 2223 S.

Broad st. Solemn Requiem Mass. 10 A. St. Nicholas' Church.

Int. hoiy Cross Cemetery- Viewing Sunday evening. FERGUSON. On March 29 ,1956, E. PAUL, husband of Florence B.

Ferguson, of 143 Hi 1 Ida le Lonsdowne, Pa. Service for rel atives ond friends on 2 P. ot Oliver oair s. I Ho Chestnut st. Int.

private. lieu of flowers, contributions may be mcde to the Children Heart Hospital. PORD. March 27, 1956. WILLIAM of 1707 N.

6Zd son of John J. and Isabel McElwee Ford. Relatives and friends, St. Joseph's Preo School Class of 1954. and Drexel Institute of Tech.

Sophomore Class, are invited to the funeral, 9 A. from the McCullough Funeral Home, S. W. Cor. 63d st.

Lonsdowne ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of St. Rose of Lima. 10 A. M.

Int. Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening. CIESE. March 29, WILLIAM husbend of Ages McCallister of 8 Barrington Barrington, N.

J. Relatives and friends. also employes of Phila. Electric Co. invited to funeral, 11 A.

at the Inelesby Funeral Home, 602 E. Main Maple Shade. Friends may call Mon. eve. Parking in rear.

GOSLIN. On March 29, HERMAN husband of Ella Craig Goslin, of 19 E. Dawes Somers Point, N. age 72, formerly of Gloucester, N. J.

Funeral services 1 P. Etherington Funeral Home, 700 Powell Gloucester. Viewing Fridoy evening. Int. East View Cemetery, Salem, N.

J. GtACE.March 27, 1956, BERTHA beloved wife of the late Dennis Groce, of 130 Richfield Upper Darby, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, 9 A. Richard I. Kelly Funeral Home.

cor. Long Lone Walnut Upper Darby. High Mass, 10 ChUrch of St. Alice. Int.

Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening, GRAUl. Of 383 Windermere Drexel Hill, and formerly of Media, March 29, 1956, JANE E. ARMSTRONG, wife of the late 0. Wilmer Graul.

Funeral 8:30 A. Rigby Funeral Home, Baltimore ave. and Jcckson Media. Mass, Church of St. Thomas, Chester Heights.

10 A. M. Int. St. Thomas Cem.

Friends may call Monday eve. GREEN. DEBORAH (nee McFillin), wife of Frank T. Green, of 829 Pleasant Yeadon, March 30, 1956. Relatives and friends am invited to funeral, 9 A.

White Funeral Home, 4700 Springfield ave. Solemn Mass of Reaufem, Church of St. Louis, 10 A. M. Int.

Calvary Cem. Friends may call Monday evening. GRIFFIN. Suddenly, March 28, 1956, JOHN father of Arthur S. Griffin, of Sil ver Spring, Md.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, 9 A. Richcrd L. Kelly Funeral Home, cor. long lane and Walnut Upper Darby. High Mass, 10 A.

Church of St. Alice, int. Hofy Cross Cem. Friends may call Monday evening. GRIFFITH.

Of Blue Bonnet Form, Malvern, March 28, 1956, RAYMOND husband of Elsie Loeber Griffith. Service far relatives and friends on 2 P. at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut St. Int.

private. Please omit flowers. CROFF. March 30, 1956, at Neffsville, WILLIAM husband of the lote Eva GrofT. Relatives ami friends are invited to funeral, 2 P.

at the First Church or the Brethren. Dauohin and Carlisle etft. Int. Northwood Cem. Friends may call at me C.

C. Schick Sens Funeral Home, 1301 Lehigh Sunday evening 7 to 9. i Curiosity of poodle was worth 1 000 to J. G. Parent, of St.

Eustache, Que. He caught this picture as the dog poked its head through fence bars. Photo won prize in Toronto. R.E. Griffith, Executive, Dies Raymond E.

Griffith, a director and former vice president of E. J. La vino and ore and shipping firm, died last Wednesday while returning from an extended South American cruise. The firm has offices here at 3 Perm Center Plaza. Mr: Griffith, who lived on Blue Bonnet Farm, Malvern, was a director and one of the founders of the Refractories Institute.

He formerly served on the Refrac- -3 i v. tunes Aunauiy vuuuuiiiee 01 mc i National Production Authority. Surviving are his wife, the for mer Elsie Loeber, and two sisters, Mrs. Otis L. Jones, of Joliet, and Mrs.

E. B. Hazen, of Palo Alto, Calif. Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M.

Wednesday at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut St. Burial will be private. MRS. ANDREAS ANDERSEN Mrs.

G. Tora S. Andersen, wid ow of Andreas Andersen, senior naval architect of the New York Shipbuilding died Thursday in the Einstein Medical Center. Mrs. Andersen, who lived at 5110 N.

12th was a member of the women's auxiliary of the American Swedish Historical Museum and Kensington Dispensary Auxiliary 3. of Kensington Hospital. She was the mother-in-law of Police Capt. Frederick W. Dohrmann.

Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M. Monday at Kirk Nice, 6301 Ger- mantown ave. JAMES IK WIN, JR. James Irwin, former as sistant chief of Philadelphia coun ty detectives, died Thursday at the home of his son, James A.

Irwin, 5609 Winchester Ventnor, N. J. He was 79. Mr. Irwin, who operated a private detective agency before joining the county force when it was organized in 1919, retired in 1952.

Services will be held at 11 A. M. Monday at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st.

WILLIAM J. NOLAN Solemn Requiem Mass for William J. Nolan, retired Pennsylvania Railroad employe, will be sung at 10 A. M. Monday at St.

Aga tha Church, 38th and Spring Garden sts. Mr. Nolan, who worked for the PRR from 1908 to 1943, died last Monday. He was 82. He lived at the La Rita Apart-iments; 3600 Spring Garden st.

MRS. WILLIAM M. HUMMEL I Mrs. Louise F. Rummel, wife of I William M.

Rummel, died Thurs fday at University Hospital. She was 53 and lived at 338 Welling ton terrace, Jenkintown. Mrs Rummel was active in the Old York rd. branch of the Red Cross. Services will be held at 2:30 P.

M. Monday at Kirk and Nice's, Ger- mantown ave. and Washington lane. Mrs.MarpleDies In Upper Darby Mrs. Harry B.

Marple, died Thursday at her home. 37 Copley Upper Darby, She was 88. Mrs. Marple's husband died six weeks ago. They had celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary last June.

Mrs. Marple, a native of Chester county, for many years was a teacher in the Sunday School of the old Forty-third Street Methodist Church and was a for mer superintendent of the Cradle Roll there. For the last 40 years she had been active the man agement of the Methodist Home for the Aged. A son, Harry B. Marple, sur vives.

Funeral services will be held at 2 P. M. Monday at her home. Bur ial will be in Northwood Cemetery, Downingtown. Deaths Elsewhere Giuseppe Magnl, 87, Interna tionally known painter and pro cessor at the Nice Arts Academy, in Florence, Italy Gayle Talbot, 54, Associated Press news and sports columnist, at Tampa, Fla.

Dr. John Hepburn, 67, former president of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of can ada, at Toronto, Ont. Adm. Byrd Day NEW YORK, March 30 (AP). To honor the explorer of the Arctics, New Yorkers will observe Adm.

Byrd Day next Tuesday a day dedicated to the admiral will be a dinner in his honor at the Plaza hotel. PLASTIC PLATES a mmpmtn Whil WmiUmg DAY liOth 41USKT KM M2II K. o. 1 FT) ct i rpwaTwown 1424 FAIRHOUNV AVE. ST.

4-1 CCD 4424 II. BROAD STREET Ml 4-6734 Father Vlossak, a native of Western Slovakia, was ordained at the University of Louvain, Bel gium, on June 29, 1891. Three months later he came to the United States and was appointed pastor of St. Mary's Church in Mahanoy City. SERVED AS CHAPLAIN In 1898 Father VlossaK was made pastor of SS.

Cyril and Methodius Church, Bethlehem, remaining there until 1907 when he was assigned to Philadelphia as pastor of St. Agnes Church, 4th and Brown sts. He raised the funds for the building of the church. He returned to Bethlehem Jn 1911 and stayed until 1929 when he resigned to make his home in Shillington. He served a year as chaplain at Fountain Springs Academy, six years as chaplain of a CCC Camp at Shillington, and assisted many priests in the area.

ORGANIZED PARISHES During his career Father Vlossak organized Slovak parishes In Mahanoy City, Lansford. Bethlehem, Hellertown, Mount Carmel and Philadelphia. He spoke seven languages. On Oct. 10, 1954 he observed his 90th birthday by celebrating two Masses at St.

Anthony's Church, Harry Rubin, 66, Executive, Dies Harry Rubin, president of Harry Rubin and Son, manufacturers of textiles and toys, with a plant at 3915 Powelton. died yesterday in University Hos pital He was 66. Mr. Rubin, active in development modern machinery, was a Mason, belonged to the Golden Slipper Club, was on the board of directorsof Beth El Syna HAKHY tUtlM gogue, B'nai Brith. and the board of trustees of the Northern Hebrew Day Nursery.

Mr. Rubin, who lived at the School Lane House Apartments, is survived by his wife, Helen; two sons, Robert and Leonard: three brothers, Jacob. David and Lewis, and three sisters. Mrs. Morris Fuchs, Arthur Steinfleld, and Mrs.

Samuel Shevlin. Funeral services will be held at 11 A. M. tomorrow from Levine and Son, 1512 N. Broad St.

WILLIAM C. WANNER Funeral services for William C. Wanner, of 6011 Alma who for many years appeared as Billy Law rence with the Emmett Weicn minstrel troupe, will be held at 1 P. M. Monday at Harold B.

muui- ean's. 1119 W. Lehigh ave. In later years Mr. Wanner was a florist at 1820 W.

Susquehanna ave. AttendantRobbed At Gas Station The attendant of a gasoline flH-insr station at 2d and Diamond sts. was held up and robbed of the day's receipts of $207 last night as he was closing the station. Joseph Green, 16, of 3062 N. 8th an employe of Martin Brandt, of Manoa, the station owner, toia Detective Frank Vandergrift he was preparing to leave the station with two canvas bags containing the -jioney about 8:35 P- M.

when a tall man stepped up to him, holding his right hand in his Jacket pocket. The man ordered him back inside the station, took the money, and ran off after warning him to stay inside or be killed, Green said. Arson Is Charged To Longshoreman Richard Wootten, 40, of Moore st. near Front, was arrested yesterday afternoon on charges of setting fire to his home and Interfering with firemen when they responded to an alarm. He was slated for arson and disorderly conduct at the 4th st.

and Snyder ave station for a hearing today. Lt. Wilmer Boardman, assistant fire marshal, and Detective James O'Rourke, said Wootten, a long shoreman, started a blaze In the kitchen after his wife, Catherine, 38, and their three children, left home to go Easter shopping. The fire, reported by neighbors, was extinguished by members of En gine 53, from 4th st. and Snyder ave.

300 Dresses St olen In 5. Phila. Store More than 300 dresses, valued at $2000, were stolen yesterday by burglars at Emma's Dress Shoppe, 1303 S. Broad st. Detective Sgt.

Nicholas Russo said the robbery was discovered by a customer who noticed the glass in the front door and a side window had been smashed. Hie store, operated by Mrs. Emma Donofrio, of 317 Richfield Upper Darby, had been closed for Good Friday. Janitor Beaten In Theft Attempt Francis p. Wallace, 60, of 1731 Pine st, was beaten by thug who attempted to rob him at 8 P.

M. yesterday on Delancey place near 20th st. Wallace, a janitor for a group of nearby apartments, told police his assailant knocked him to the pavement. He was treated by a neighborhood physician. 1 1 7203 FRANKFORD AVE.

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