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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 18, 1954 a 9 Died hitaanj Thomas H. Lee Dies, Ex-Legislator iC. Tower Dies, end lirvn Marrh 13 1934. MART Pldaj teawirs Vfcile Weitief -I CfUMT TMMS ARIND of 245 44lh st.

Relative in tfrltrM 1 P. Thomas Henry Lee, former State Mrs. S. I. Raffensperger H.

I. Goldstein, Physician, Dies Union League, Philadelphia Bar Association, American Legion and representative and a practicing attorney here for more than 30 years, Former Broker IMTIST Funeral Hon-e Andiew J. Bur as Son. ".925 Chevtnut st. lm.

Mt. Morian Cemetery. 1'r lends may call Friday, 7 to 9 P. M. ALISIO.

Marcb 16. 1854. ARGENTINA T. of 1013 Waiims beloved wife of Dvid Alisi Relatives and friends tr.vl'ed to funeral 10 A. irom Gan-gemi Funeral Home, Broad and Wolf sts.

Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Nicholas Church, ii int Hntv Cross Cem. Fnends may COR. 1 0th MARKET COR.

1 3tli Dr. Hyman I. Goldstein, of the Mrs. Susan Irene Raffensperger died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Hewes, 44 Elm Upper Darby, after a long illness.

She was 81. Mrs. Raffensperger was a native of Lancaster county, but lived many years in this section. In ad- Charlemagne Tower, former S. C.

Millar before Millar becante a judge. Mr. Lee served five terms as a Republican representative to the State Legislature. He retired from office in 1950. His law offices were in the Liberty Trust Building, Broad and Arch sts.

A son, Austin, was asso ciated with him in practice. Mr. Lee was a member of the Cuthbert Manor apartments. rail Thurs. eve.

Oemt flowers Money so in- I j-rni. riipH at his home tended, kindly aire to St. Nicholas of Tolen- DrOKer, Qiea jebierady at Ills iiome the Masonic Order. He was a Navy veteran of the First World War. His wife, the former Lucile Miller, survives in addition to his son.

Services will be held at 11 A. M. tomorrow at J. Burton Corson's, 433 Lyceum Roxborough. died Tuesday at his home, 1 Lothian place, Roxborough.

He was 63. A graduate of Temple University School of Law, Mr. Lee was admitted to the bar in 1923. He was associated with the late Common Pleas Court Judge Albert in Bryn Mawr. Mr.

Tower was the son of Charlemagne Tower, former ecjinninej this SancJay, Tk Inquirer will present lm its Rotecomic section, color picture portrayals ef favorite Biblical dramas. See this oit-standing feature, "Tales From The Great Book." Westmont, N. collapsed and died here yesterday while attending a seminar for physicians at University Hospital. He was 65. Dr.

Goldstein, who was semi- Ambassador to Austria-Hungary, jdition to her daughter, she is sur Russia and Germany, who died in retired, had practiced here and in tine New Chapel Fund in memariam. AVDERSOV. Mhu 16. 1954. JAMES ef 52a Zdsewood a AndaiuM.

of Saran M. Anderson (nee Huciiens) Relatives, fmnds aj.d employes of Franiford Depot of P.T.C. are invited to services a P. at The Mannal Funeral Home. 92o or ave.

Int. feunset Memonal Park. Viewing Thursday evenina. AXFORD. March 16.

1954. MAY of I6u4 EarliDgton id Havertown. Services Friday afternoon, 2 Oeorire 1. Top-pltzer's Funeral Home. Garreu rd.

at Lacs-oowne ave. Iut Vsiley Forge Gardens. BASS. On March 16. JOHN husband of Mildretf Kirby.

of 30 Wesley ave larlton. N. formerly of 4614 Westneld Here's news for springtime painters vived by two sons, Ferree of Lansdowne, and Theodore of Ardmore, and a sister, Mrs. Rachel Ramsey, of Philadelphia. Services will be held at 2 P.

M. April, 1931. He was 65. Mr. Tower was a graduate of Yale University.

He was a member of the Union League and ssany Camden for nearly 40 years as a specialist in internal medicine. He maintained offices at 1425 Broadway, Camden, and at 1715 Spruce Philadelphia. He was a graduate of the old other organizations i at the Spencer T. Videon sSir. wife, 'the former Barbara Rupley; (funeral home.

Garrett rd and ave nerl Camden Manual Training High ipmcM ft at OBVies Funeral Chapei two brothers, Geoffrey, oi Uu4 4 522 Wes'neld ave Pennsauken. N. I. Int School in 1905, and of the Uni Lvnchbuia. Friday aiteruoon.

Fi lends iottesvine va and Roderick, of wui De Arlington cemetery, iiv vnrk. and a sister. Mrs. Tow-iDrexel HilL versity of Pennsylvania School of Kay cut limit, eve. ociwecu 4 auu 9 o'ciock.

Medicine in 1909. BAt IK. Of Woodbury. N. on March: nf CantA Barbara in.

1954 JOSEPH, husband of the late er Robertson, 01 fcani XJdrudra, He was a member of various Emma B. Bauer (nee Bouvieri. aed 81 years. 1 rjalif i Relative ineuds and all omanizations In 1 1 Vtalrf at A. N.

Coles Dies, runerai set ices iu the convenience of the family. local, State and national medical societies; an honorary fellow in French and Italian gastroentero Died logical societies, and a consultant on the staff of the Deborah Sanatorium, Browns Mills, N. J. Ex-Broker, 80 I Arthur Newbold Coles, a founder IEE. March 16.

1954. THOMAS HENRY, husband ot Lucile Miller bee. of I i-fKhltn Place Relatives and friends are Invited to the Itinera! service 1 1 A. at ine J. Burton Corson Funeral Home.

4J3 Lceum Roxborough. where lriends may call vited to attend the funeral service March 19 at 2 P. at trie Davis Funeral Home. 171 Delaware Woodburv. J.

Int. Hill-erest Memorial Park. Friends call Thurs. eve. March 15.

ELIZABETH widow of toward P. Burg of 2(h4 Clementine aed 12 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to the services 2 Hester a Pui.cxal Home. (S09-11 T. Allegheny ave.

Int Greenwood of P. Cera. Friends may call Stiursday evening. Rl'BKLE. March 16.

1954. of 4556 N. OraU MARY EU.cN. wile of the iate Wilaam C. Burgle i nee Relatives ar.d friends invited to luneral 8 30 A Givnlsb.

Fui eiwl Home. 5th st. at Lindier ave. Soltmn Mass of Requiem. Church of St.

France of 10 A. M. Int. ptivate. Viewing Thursday evening.

SH. March 16 1954. FRANK husband of Sarah Huftnagle Cash, ased 85 years. RM trlT.f nlnvM nf Diinifln Print A widower, Dr. Goldstein is survived by two daughters, Joan and Alice; by two brothers, Dr.

Leopold of this city, and Dr. Henry Z. Goldstein of Newark, N. and a sister. Thurs.

7 to 9. MirTHEWs. oi 214 nth st March i0f old brokerage firm of Coles 1 it a it i 4 aa nf UBrn A MlinrA. a vj HUlEi "i va Relatives and fnends invited to atirtid WUrtS died Tuesday at Bar Mrs. Sadie Cooper of Camden.

iMIIII I II I III I I in uoa licea 11 A. Apts. n. Harbor, Me. He was 80.

Funeral services will be held at 1230 P. M. Sunday at Goldstein's al6 N. Bread at. Int.

New Gienwood cem Broomall. Pa. Viewing Thurs. 7 to 9 P. M.

wrrn 17. IDA B. (nee Mr. Coles, who lived at the Montgomery Inn, Bryn Mawr, was a son wite of laie rant Aici-oiiueii. xv; ing Co, Onion -2 and mem-jBuniiicki Memorial Chapel, 2129 N.

Broad st. Burial will be in Camden alive and invited to luneral 1 at her 1'ome, 5428 Warrington ave. Int. Pernwond Cem. trends call "ri.

eve. Ders oi James B.s.r.e vouncu oi are invited to services 1 P. fiom late residence. 6W9 LinT'kiln pike. Int.

North-wood Cem. Friends invited Thurs. eve. of the late Mr. tand Mrs.

Peyton Cemetery, Camden. in all 3 sheens: gloss, semi-gloss and fined quality atkyd-base formulations theJi. Skipwith Coles, of Estouteville, Al- COHEN. March IS. IDA.

of 45 Rosedsle sukan and Jeremiah inee Shields). Relatives Demarle County, Virginia. He Was rd wile of the Kau.an. mother of Mr an(1 iritnds are invited to luneral S. JO tu Jiv.orcittr nf Beniam.n.

Mr. Max. Mr Morns. Mr Joseph i E. Het)D Funeral Home.

1320- graduated ITOm Ule University OI Cohen Mrs. Lena i. Mrs. Bella Stein and 22 S. 2Hth St.

bolemn Requiem Mass. St. -j 1RQ7 Mrs. Betty DucMn. alo survived by 14 grand- Ludias cnurch.

m. v.ei.iig i Mrs. Walter H. Bergin EASTON, March 17. Mrs.

Lillie M. Bergin, a retired school teacher, died in Easton Hospital last night. She was 89. hou sepulchre cem. 1 since retiring from business cr.ildien eipthi eat-arRnrichildren.

Bel-j 7 to 9 P. M. Int. atnes and friends re invited to vices; mossCR Of about 20 years ago, Mr. Coles had lllUin -J 1 tit II rU.TIII HI U.DAV JTii 'i-n st'ad mt Vct H.

Elizabeth a. Mossor i nee Arm; lived in Bryn Mawc, Bar Harbor Mrs. Bergin, whose residence Sr anrt Palm Rparh. He was a. member 1' riincrai xiirae ui m.

r. i rovixTREC March 17. m54 jeroib E.tsmore and ciifton Henrius of ne Philadelphia Club and theias at ,0 Pardee st. here, taugnt ft 1 aee Sr.ydei 1, beioied wile oi late Ciar- mt. olenwood Memonal oatdens.

Friends n-. Urhnnl in Fastrin fnr 11 vpnre Shp enee Covimree. of 15 Lincoln Collin- may cail Thur.day 7 to 9 iChUTCh Of the Redeemer, Bryn'scn001 111 10 Jeara- one wood. n. wee .1 yewts.

fori v.vinv M.rr.h 17 fit a a fnee Mor 1 reurea lyjo. Her nusoano. wai eltves and Sa1 1 1 SO A M. list. Wile ui I'lc iaic k.

i i (L. ter H. Bergin, died in 1944. Filter Funeral Home. Haddon and lyesj atives and ftietidn Invited 10 residence, a A uavueiur, fie was tiic uuiiscat y.w.w jiiimr tJ' yxxwww She was one of the oldest mem-1 in N.

J. Int. Berlin Cem. FnetHs my call Friday evenint. N.

Camac st eve Solemn Mass ot last surviVOr Of nine brothers. Surviving are a number of nieces LI DE. WILLIAM, aged 85 vear. of A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. 1007 Relative and friends. 1 Kl 1 fi -f NEEDLE. March 17.

OSCAR. 551'i Lans bers of Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church in Easton. A daughter, Mrs. Emilie E. Miller, of Easton, survives.

and nephews. Services will be held in Albemarle county. also members, ot 12th U. P. Church are Invited ro service? 5a.

10 JO A. Crouse's Funeral Home. 1830-12 Somerset st Int. North Cedir Hill Ceia V.ewn.g Fri. 7 to 9.

Piras cmi' flowers. downe beloved husband ot Sarah, aeer orotarr ol Bel.j., Soma Vitow. Relatives Invited to services Pri 12:30, Paph-at'-Sacks iicnotial Chapel. 1943 N. Broad.

Dim i ts i Ttrvvist CI'LLFV March LIPS Reiatives and friends invited to m- Oscar Needle PHFR. son of Charles and the late Anna (nee George Treude neial 11 A Funeral Home of Stiles Ac Son. 1415-17 E. Susquehanna Oscar Needle, paperhanger and ave. Int.

Mt. Peace Cem. Friends may ca Funeral services for George decorator, died suddenly yesterday. Ahan i. Relatives and mends invited to funeral Fri 9:30 A.

Irom Rufleunch Funeral Home. 21t a'td Snyder ave. Hieh Requiem Mass 61. Moi.ica's Church, il A. M.

Friends invred Thur. day evening. DtNIH. Of 74i2 I.orena aie March 16. 1954.

.1 of eve. 41FENSP1.RGFR. ttsrch 17. SLSAN RNE RAFFENSPERGER, u.54 Treude, of 3464 St. Vincent will nother of Am-moa be held at 1 P.

M. Saturday at the Eirn Lnoer Darbv funeral home, 6621 Frank- agd 81 years Relatives and friends are invited to the service on Set 2 P. from iford aVC Burial Will be in Hillside Edward ana Mamie Danish (nee Hoiliday). his year. Relatives and friend are invited attend fureral serv- He was 62.

I Mr. Needle, who had offices at his home address, 5515 Lansdowne had been in business about 30 years. He was a member of B'nai Chaim Social. Surviving are his wife, Sarah; a sister, Mrs. Sonia ices 10:30 a.

at the piuehr r0'' Cemeterv He was 71. tiers! Home. Cottman le int. ram GVLnri. Hf ,1 ini InnlmnVaH Notih ceoar Hill Com Fnends call Fri eve.

it mnutwH wui. i in iicuuc, a icuicu luuiuiaaci died Sunday at his home. He and D4VIS. Of 5340 KirBessir.sr ave on ITiP- mt- irirrvu onrl a HrntVior Roniomin -oty i March iB 1954. joKN Frederick, has-.

Friendship Margaret a. inee wife, Margaret, were charter Em Gochenoir Davis. Friends may of H. Norman Ricnards. Relatives and mmh ti-0 WrifTmaTi call at O.iver Bsu s.

1820 Chestnut friends invited to ervic Sat 1 1 A memDerS 01 Uie ClSnOp XlOIiman Services will be held at 12:30 P. M. 7 to 9 Service and interment in.r,i ice; uai, Memorial Reformed Episcopal tomorrow at Raphael-Sacks. 1945 MATCHING COLORS FOR WALLS AND WOODWORK! No more N. Broad st.

Burial will be in fnaav miTvrlfr ThPa new finishes offer colors that match in all three MarUnabun. W. Va. rrnfotd. Int.

Vailey Forge DEI. P. suddenly. March 15. 1034.

Friends may cail Friday evening. E'V hl'1 ROSS. March 16. FRANK husband of Florence (ne- Eemuves. Gertrude E.

Ross. Relatives and friends in- Church, Frankford ave. and Unruh st. Besides his wife, he is survived DURABLE, WASHABLE PAINTS FOR EVERY INTERIOR! Use Du Pont Odorless Gloss and Semi-Gloss for kitchen, bath and woodwork; Du Pont Odorless Flat or "Flow Kote" Rubber Base Wall Paint for walls. Mount Sharon Cemetery.

I.i, frnm AriioM naatela a Ut-CllO UiaiiV UU-aa avw oi rmio L.ooire no. in 5iuo rnt. r. and A to services Fri 11 A nut Frientis may call Friday evening. by a son, Capt.

Harry Treude, an oy a son, tapt. nairy iicuue, an to deep, rich tones. at Dinan Funeral 1023 Spring Garden St. Int. New Britain, Fi.

Viewing Thurs. eve. KOTHSTEI.V March 17. of 2545 32d i I vi Army chaplain and three Martin J. INaylOn EEC HER 'afch 17.

134 NATHAN. jataA cnuaien. nufoand of 421 Mrnroe si. f.ther t.k Mr. vh, vim- V- .1 -ul ocim to orouier or oi.

J. Kotnsteiu, of New York, and beloved grand-viled to tre funeral service 1 P. ro nrtnd sp Thur, i it 17, Chapel, 2129 I'evtne Son lN Broad 'Sx. Frank B. Ross Mrs.

Ella A. Naylon, widow of Martin J. Naylon, died yesterday at her home, 5739 N. Camac st. Mrs.

Naylon is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Anne N. Elder and the Misses Elizabeth and Rita Dh. VA n.A;m 'amlMonteflore Cem. (Shiva will be obterred at Frank B.

Ross, of 5049 Chestnut 3 nis iale residence 4 FtKOlSON. March 15 1954. FMVA M. RVWFCK. March 16.

1954. REBA. be- a retired druggist, died Tues- n-B rcr.miat i. oelovfa oi Itonert A r. He Naylon.

Relative. mem- Mrs Phyllis Lglr Mn Corrii iday in Methodist Hospital ire'-nvioie Xa 81. Solemn Requiem Mass will be Mr. Ross, a native of Vin- A. irom her late re idence.

2S62 Tulio ft. ifserrie-i Thurs' 2 rh.rf. Solemn Rjiiiem fa in a i at 1 lci? -ln t. Chapel, sung at 10 A. M.

Saturday, at the Church of the Holy Child. Broad st. and Duncannon ave. Burial will Church int. private.

Fnends may call "'rrrT I CentOWn, N. W3S graduated "I evmmr le'YsSMRbLwli w-tee- ot 'h. from the old Philadelphia College pJ Pharmacy in 1896. In 1901 he 'nee Aisdorfi. Relatives and friends are in-iueral Home, Broad and Mam Doiles--Opened a pharmacy at 52d St.

and vited to luneral 9 A. from residence I town, March 20, 8 A. M. Mass of Hat-prfnrci vo utiri rPfirpH in 1Q97 of on. ,03 Fmerson Fast Laiisdowre Requiem.

Our Lad of Sacred Heart laenora ave. ana retirea in 13Zi. Soiernn Reouiem Ma--s. St. Cyril's Church.

10 'Church, 'filkown. Pa 9 A. M. Friends may Surviving are his Wife, Gertrude, be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Deaths Elsewhere Victor Rousseau, 88, Belgian and a son by a former marriage, Donald.

tsKlv Marrh 15. 1954 FRANK I Int Lady 01 Langhorne. Pa! 652' MasnoUa ave.y Mt Airy. huiwnd of! SAS.4. March 15.

FRANK, husband of Irene Thorns Servire-. on 1 p. i I tote (nee Sbarbara). Relatives Friends may fall at Bi irk White Funeral invited to luneral -m a m' Home. 1410-12 S.

20th a to 10 'from late residence 11 on Ta.icar bal sculptor, at Brussels Henry James Whigham, 84, author, edi-j tor and war correspondent, at Funeral services will be held at the home at 1:30 P. M. Saturday. Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery, Drexel Hill. Annunciation Church.

10 A. GILI.O. March 1S. MARM (r.ee Paler- Adalbert Int. Southampton, N.

Y. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Fri. e-e. inoi.

Relatives and lriends Invited to nmeri SCHAG. March 1 lou mi Vojtech Mastny, 79, Czechoslovak Pat 9 A. from Erriche.t.i's. 3301 Chew k. 1..

WnV'aaamaasW ja.li ik tT mta Sparks JOHN, beloved husband of Su-l-janna Scnan inee Beigi. Relatives and IUQ Minister to Germany during the nmuiem our Ladv the Rosary A Int Hr.lv Ren.H.hre 10 ic innea to tunerai 8:30 from the Welte Funer3l Home. 446 w.jDr. Howard F. Keating 'fthlOTlM ON FAST AND EASY WITH BRUSH OR ROLLER! Du Pont Paris banker and member of an chemists completely reformulated these new paints for easier ap- 1 spencer st.

Requiem High Mass. St. Helen Lliurcn. at IO A. M.

Int. Holv Penulriirp Dr. Howard F. Keating, of 1761 Cem. Friends invited to call Tliufs eve Friday evenicj after 7.

HAGVX.Martth 13. 1554. suddenly FRANK A Sormerlv of 363 45th st. Rrla-ttves and friends are irvited to fureral. FYi-1y.

8 30 A David i. 317 N. 52d st. Solemn Requiem Mas. 10 A Our Mother of Sorrows Church.

In'. Holy Cross Cem. Friend- may call Thurs eve SCHVflDT. Of a-lrfr, family, at Cahors, I plication. Whether you use brush or roller, you 11 hnd painting I IClh.

CARL helnveit r.h,',,j N. 61st died yesterday in Pres-! old Polish "byterian Hospital. He was 59. France. easier than ever! M.

Scnmidt (nee Byien. age 44 years atives. friend and employes Phila Elec Co. Invited to services IP OAwe rj. tal on March Puneral Home.

20I3 Susquehann. William Haves iw i Int. Georee Washtnarton Me. morial Park. Friends call Thurs.

eve. at the puArr.i wewarn. ased 70 years. Relatives and wVrn. friends are irviteri to rincral Home.

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r)ela-a'-e CAROLINE (GILBERT) ave and Elkton rd on Fri. morning at 11 'nf Miller), eged 82 years, of 2759 Amber oc.ock. Int. Lombard. Cem Friends rayl" 'lfe of late William Searies Rela-eai at her residence on Thurs.

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And so many smart decorator shades to choose from! to build a church adjacent to the i 1 ft ri rr cr i r-. Ofls1i.e.A i Lodge 67, F. A. M. Services will be held at 1 P.

M. parish hall of Holy Apostles Pro testant Episcopal Chapel, Rem bers Si. Ceoiiia Holy Name Society invited AVTHmv Lw i. lo4. suddenly to the fur.erai Sat 3n a f.

ANTHONY, beloved husband of Jennie (nee late residence. 1103 Rawn Sul.Z pliT employes ejnem Pt Cecilia flirt -V 1 Reftt.ting Local C- rri lMXU l'utnit" Saturday at the J. Harry Stroud funeral home, 600 N. 63d st. Burial will be in Fernwood Cemetery.

i rr "PImvoy- rH: Ppnn tit ft. i i fir 11 SI Mat. nr Msrcn 1, LOLIS 1 nf Alice (nee church. 10 A. View.

Thura. eve Int Holv Nickels Kauderer. ag-d 51. Relatives and Cross Ctm (Arrangements by the Perri Fu-Inends invited 'o services 10 30 A I neral Home Cunningham Funeral Home. 154 Wehsteii smith rr a-i wyuiie, win ucgui oatuiuatf, ii, who announced yesterday.

The three-week a a ig which will end Palm Sunday, is a combined parish project, including Ri.erslde. j. Int. odd Fellows tm it Dr. A.

Burton Smith WILKES BARRE, March (AP). Dr. A. Burton Smith, Viewint Pri. eve.

n. uuHisiia oi Agnes Johnson Smith. Pelativea and friend, em 17 of DISCUSS YOUR PAINTING PROBLEMS WITH YOUR DU PONT PAINT DEALER LISTED BELOW DISCUSS YOUR PAINTING PROBLEMS WITH YOUR DU PONT DEALER LISTED BELOW OR CALL DU PONT PAINT SERVICE HOWARD 5-3000 EXT. 362 ployes of Phiia Metal Stampinr aie in- T. Sudejenle at Moorestown.

W. 3 en the mother church of Holy Apostles and the Mediator, 51st and Wyoming, one of Luzerne county's at the Wan-en Titus' Funeral Home. Rose Kay. Funeral services' Fri 19. 1 P.

Grower wV WIS forre-dal Spruce and the sister chapel Fr rnriK man Tv. r- UPPER DARBY of Holy Communion, 27th and Cem Friends may cail Thursday evening. SOM-T March 16. HARRY aon of REATIXfi. Mrrr IT uru-rn c- ikte HaiTv and Flornr I no T.

a 4 T- D. husrand th. P.V.Y,. I lor. Relatives and friend.

ir.TiT.H'v kixviauo, ui piucwiUBy, ui, Wharton sts. The Rev. John A. Bomberger H1Rmral Sri 2 p- M- Monun' Funeral Smith was a graduate of Medico na oi 1,61 N. bl-t St.

Reatr.es and lriends. a SO rftnrr.rri:i. I nAam ai uitn inn farir mv Chirurgical College, Philadelphia, rector of the parish and mother church, said the Penn Wynne 'O the services Sat 1 ni.Mtii,r iia. vjrernwooa of PI I Cem. Friends may call Thurs.

eve. STXRK. March 16. 1954. HATTIE C.

nome Harry stroud fiOO-tlZ R3d st. Int. Fernwood Cem. Frienda in 1905, and had been engaged in medical and surgical practice here lwh rrioay evenn chapel goal was $35,000. James E.

Hewitt heads a team of 31 so 'no oi wiiiiarn A. (nee streeterl. KFXI.E'frR u.rrv, ik tosj I tormerly of 2609 SRIh Relative. fnllmrinir intprnsihirv at. Wildes- S25 iBth PU.EN daughter of 'the! il-''-'- Francl ScoW Key Chapter No.

25d. in- TTeuni late John and Bridget Kelleh-r E. S. and al! societies of which she was Barre General Hospital. licitors which will seek pledges He re- running for five years.

active practice about a FMne.ai Home. Fimwood ave. at 64th t. Int. U'ear agO.

Green River Greenfield. Mas. s.i i Funpral sprvir.PS tcill hp rn "rlor" Jhn A. Heaiey. 2302 12th ft Solemn Mass of Requiem st Mmnc Churcii.

10 A Int. H. 'y Cross tem. Friends may call Friday evening. 2 P.

M. STOKES. Of Moorestown March rrmay aiteruuun. 15 1 934 ELEANOR ANDERSON, aged 92.) Kfasirn On March 16th. 1954.

of 948 Kundaie Vcarion. PERCY, husband of att'ft A ICecler- B.i.t.r.. IW.IBUU. unrrai services at the conv. of the family.

Friends may call Asher Z. Lipskin Asher Z. Lipskin, of 5231 Heston eW ail Thursday e- enlr.t rrienasH T.nty ar ct Mrs. Ethel T. Wet land Mrs.

Marie E. Driesbech. Funeral serv- died Tuesday in St. Josephs Hospital. He was 41.

Mr. Lipskin was a salesman for r.v.-ri. in. ALICTI fnee New- Ires. 2PM from fVUSr 819 Wellington Wilmington.

Del to 2 P. Int Ml 1-Ntt rnllimfiio U.i-nniqr 1091 an A er.as may can 1 THE GIMBEL MOURNING SERVICE Under the Direction of 3Irs. Marian Crane A Cathedral of Immaculate rnnppnt'nn Int. Westminster Cem. viewing rri.

eve. Salem Cem Wilmington. Del. Viewing at the late residence. 824 Atlantic Ocean City, Columbia aVC He Was a member' n.

Thursday. 7 to 9 m. of B-nai Chaim Social. He is sur- by his wife, Elizabeth; his Ruplev Tcwer. Services and interment pri- mother.

Ml'S. Lena LiPSkun. and a VH I all il trvi1lrari1aT-trak the fnamtir FLOWERS' 10 FOR ALL OCCASIONS REownt -4771 9-M99 March is. 1954. of 7105 jsister- Mrs.

Beatrice Fine. 2 FJ JPA 'fe or Funeral services will be held at i Hward E. Turner. Relatives and friends vited to servi-e Thurs IP Ogontz Pur- 1 M- today at Raphael-SaCKS chapel. 1945 N.

Broad st.j wad. ere. Burial will be in Mount Sharon PILGRIM HARDWARE 1041 Pontiac Road EAST ER Villi, FRANK FRONSDALE 715-725 Bustleton Pk. FLOURTOWN FLOURTOWN HARDWARE 1512 Bethlehem Pike GLENOLDEN BONSALL'S Oak Lane B. O.

RR GLENSIDE NATIONAL PAINT CENTER 7 Wesley Ave. HATBORO HATBORO HARDWARE 1 -3 S. York Road HOLMES HOLMES HARDWARE 234 Holmes Road JTENNETT SQUARE J. H. VOORHEES HARDWARE Stat Union Sts.

KIRKLYN KIRKLYN HARDWARE 8911 West Chester Pike LANSDOWNE MITCHELL HARDWARE CO. 23 S. Lansdowne Ave. MAN OA JACOB LOW HARDWARE West Chester Pk. i Eagle Rd.

MARCUS HOOK MARK'S DEPT. STORE 30-32 E. 10th St. MEDIA SNOWDEN'S. INC.

117 W. State St. NEWTOWN SQUARE MAR DELL PAINT CO. Clyde Lane NORRISTOWN ESKIN HARDWARE CO. 501 W.

Marshall St. QUINN PAINT STORE 249 E. Main St. NORTH WAXES HUBER-LUKENS LENTZ Sumneytown Pike PAOLI HARDWARE CENTER 10 W. Lancaster Ave.

PHOENIX VILL YAGERS W. P. PAINT STORE 324 rid re St. PROSPECT PARK FRED JONES HARDWARE 1028-32 Lincoln Ave. ROCKXEDGB ACKER'S HARDWARE 220 Huntinfton Pike ROSEMONT DICK'S HARDWARE STORE 837.

Conestoea Road SPRINGFIELD SPRINGFIELD HARDWARE CO. 11 E. Woodland Ave. PAUL J. DEVITT HDWE.

CO. 69th A Ludlow Sts. YOUNG'S SUPPLY CO. 8301 Lansdowne Ave. WAYNE MAIN LINE LBR.

MILLWORK 107 N. Aberdeen Ave. WAYNE HARDWARE 126 E. Lancaster Ave. WEST CHESTER WEST CHESTER W.

P. PT. CO. 104 W. Market St.

WILLOW GROVE ESKIN HARDWARE CO. 109 N. York Rd. NEW JERSEY ATLANTIC CITY JOSEPH SOLTZ PAINT STORE 2517 Atlantic Ave. BEVERLY BEVERLY HOME SUPPLY 317 Warren St.

BURLINGTON COMMUNITY PAINT CO. 350 High St. CAMDEN ANTRIM HARDWARE 14 N. 26th St. CARTUN HARDWARE 3514 Federal St.

ROSNERS, INC. 1305 Kaighn Ave. RUTTENBERG HARDWARE 428 Kaighn Ave. COLLINGSW00D E. T.

SEAMAN CO. 616 Haddon Ave. GLOUCESTER GARWOOD INC 525 Monmouth St. HADDONPIELD KINGSWAY HARDWARE Kine. Hwy.

A Haddon An, HADDON HEIGHTS SUBURBAN HARDWARE 510 Station Ava. MERCBLANTVTLLE J. S. COLLINS A SON 2 South Centre St. MT.

HOLLT COMMUNITY PAINT CO. 37 Main St. PENNS GBOVB R. F. WILLIS INC.

180 W. Main St. WARREN'S HARDWARE S. Broad St. RUNNEMEDE RUNNEMEDE SUPPLY CO.

24 N. Black Horo Pk. DELAWARE WILMINGTON CANBY C. MAMMELE, INC 1908 Market St. 13 E.

Fourtk St. SOMERTON SHELLY'S HARDWARE 11706 Bustleton Pike LAWNDALE C. P. REINBOTH SONS 6449 Risinir Sun Ave. MATPAIR CUTLER PAINT STORES 3500 Cottman St.

OLNEY FINNAREN A HALEY, INC S15 W. Olnev Ave. LOGAN LOGAN PAINT HDWE. CO. 4909-11 N.

Broad St. WEST OAK LANE CUTLER'S PAINT STORES 7155 Ogontz Ave. GERMANTOWN-MT. AIRY BLUM BERG'S HDWE. STORE 6633 Chew St.

ESKIN HARDWARE CO. 4180 Germantown Ava. RIGGALL'S PAINTS 5040-42 Wayne Ave. KOXBORO-MANAYUNK J. B.

CHAPPELL, INC. 6117 Ridge Ave. 4325 Main St. PENNSYLVANIA AMBLER M. DECK CO.

27 N. Main St. ANDALUSIA WM. R. STERNER Bristol Pike ARDMORE ARDMORE PAINT HDWE.

18 Ardmore Ave. AVONDALE-OXPORD PASSMORE SUPPLY CO. BOOTHWYN DELAWARE COUNTY SUP. Randall Ave. CHESTER STANDARD W.

P. PAINT CO. 5th Edmont Ave. HARDWARE SUPPLY CO. Edgmont Ave.

at 4th St. CLIFTON HEIGHTS CLIFTON HEIGHTS HARDWARE 150 E. Baltimore Ave. COATESVTLLE PAUL J. DEVITT HDWE.

CO. First Ave. eV Harmony SU CONSHOHOCKEN NATIONAL PAINT CENTER' 8 E. Second Ave. DARBY P.

H. SIPLER 883 Main St. WM. P. HILL HARDWARE 512 Main St.

DOYLESTOWN BARRETT HARDWARE Main dc Ashland Sts. DREXEL HILL E. K. MARSHALL, INC. 3621 Garrett Road CENTRAL PHIL-MID CITY HARDWARE 17 S.

16th St. MORT CO. 4th dr Girard Ave. MURTA. APPLETON CO.

S. W. Cor. 12th Sansom St, SOUTH PHILA. BILLTHEL HARDWARE 2120 S.

22nd St. KESLER'S 16th Passvunk A Snyder KAISER BROTHERS Pessyunk, Morris 12th WEST PHILA. BOLEFS PT. W. P.

STORE 5528 Baltimore Ave. CE-MAR HARDWARE 6015 Market St. FINNAREN at HALEY, INC 60th Thompson St. 24 N. 52nd St.

5629 Chester Ave. MAGEN HARDWARE 5228 Market St. SPRUCE ELECTRIC A HDWE. 274 S. 52nd St.

TOM AR'S 6148-50 Lansdowne Ave. SOUTHWEST PHILA. B. SCHULTZ 6541-43 Elmwood Ave. STRAUSS HARDWARE Buist Ave.

Island Rd. NORTH PHILA. BROUDY SUPPLY INC. 2700-2708 W. York St.

CUTLER'S PAINT STORES 3500 Germantown Ave. 3440 N. 13th St. 2618 Germantown Ave. FINKELSTEIN'S, INC.

2939-41 Ridge Ave. 2075 Ride Ave. A. KLE1MAN 6th Ac Erie Ave. S.

NAGELBERG SUPPLY CO. 2721 W. Girard Ave. KENSINGTON KENT WALLPAPER STORE 2134-36 N. Front St.

LEVIN'S 3058-70 Kensinfton Ave. MULLER HARDWARE 3301 N. Front S- NORTHEAST PHILA. ACADEMY HARDWARE 3144 Willets Rd. HARDWARE CO.

5936 Torreadale Ave. 6624 Castor Ave. E. Z. SLIDE SCREEN CO.

4646 N. Front St. FINNAREN A HALEY. INC. 4665 Paul St.

at Franktord OSTER HARDWARE 5232 Montour St. BURHOLME-FOX CHASE KARL MOEGERLE 7Z37 Rising Sun Ava. 2223 N. Front St. cm March is.

1954, matil- Cemeterv OA heinverl wife I.t. nr.ii. Vcmcici Jf Miyfslf Start 7059 Frtnkfari Am. DEnntelrr fr22S of 292S in her 80th year. Relatives iand friends are invited to services.

1 IP. at Kesier'a Funeral Home. 609-11 E. will assist you in selecting mourning apparel and burial Allegheny ave Int. Forest Hills cemetery.

Friends may call Thursday evening. WARREN'. March lfi 1914 of array. There is no charge for Fort Lauderdale. formerly of Dupont nu-rmna oi veraa warren Landist.

Relarsvea and frienda invited service and viewing Fri 2 p. at Funeral Mrs. Charles Frace I EASTON, Pa March 17. Mrs. Sarah Alice Frace.

one of the oldest residents of this area, died last night at her home, 407 High here. She was 97. A native of Forks township, she was a lifelong resident of this area. She was the oldest member of Grace Evangelical and Reformed this service. Call WA 2-3300, Extension 2144.

or come to our Third Floor Chestnut. Home ot Warren Miller. 436 Lyceum Rox. Int. Whitemarsh.

Memorial Park- WOODS. March 15. 1954. JOHN WOODS. SR.

husband ot Norah Hanlon Woods, bro'hee-in-law of Sister Patricia Maria. T.H.M. Re.iatlve and friends invited to tunerai. Friday. 8:30 A residence.

FUNIRAL DIRECTOR 1509 S. 27th at. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Oaonei a Church.

10 A. Interment Holy i nf Pacrnn Cross Cemeter. leri.nrf. VHUrta OI JbaSlOn She was the GIMBEL BROTHERS teis separate fyntrul porlort, oir-" tiened. No ghorga of Oflaei argan service.

widow of Charles Frace. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. In Memoriam HE! PARKING IOT PHILADELPHIA Ida Gordon, and a son, John Frace, 275 both of Easton; six grandchildren and one great-grandchild. POPE In sad but loving memory of a dear wife and sister ANNIE I. POPS, who passed away March 18.

1953. One year has passed since that sad day. The one we loved was called a.way. God took: her home, it was Hi Will, But ln our hearts she liverh still. Sadly missed by husband and sitters.

A Meral Casket Oprialttorft) Pillew Mattreea ManalM Plata Oaisida Caw Mearsa AuienwUI fmbalminf larket Adet1isina MtMl All Necessary ParaphernaMa Cemetery Lota SUNSET MEMORIAL PARK 2-Tava lot. near office. EV 6-2185 before 12. FUNERAL RECTORS 3n iflemonam i OTHER FUNERALS tIJS, $175. $250.

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eoNO! Flowers arc the finest tribute to the departed a solace to the living. 2000 WALNUT STREET Wmtwmnd L. Wtrut, President tf i-HHt YTT ii Hi "In Mtmarimm" nefi efi th miyerMrjr tht foA ef yew lasW mi Shmrp tm RI 9-109 tch will tx gaaat i'f yeau. aw jrreperrnff meeaaTe. MOW ODORLESS! IETTER THINGS FOR BETTER LIVING i THROUGH CHEMISTRY UCaCaaaTif-VrS-'Seaarf 54' t- a4njawaeaw.