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ad gh 27 THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 7. 1954 Died Died Leon Rains Dies, Boxing Expert ADAMS. On July 5. 1954, SARAH FRAN- Rt'BBARD July 4. WALTER husband J.

A. Donnelly Charles Noyes, CES (nee Kelley), tlfeof th lateEdwara oi Keny A. Muueara. of 1361 Jiarragansen si. Relatives and friends, also members of Hiram Lodge No.

81 F. and A. M. and Teen-Age Couple Missing at Falls NIAGARA FALLS, N. July 6 (UP).

A teen-age couple was Benet. Assn. are invited to tne services Leon L. Rains, former chairman 11 A. at Ruth Bon's.

8413 Ger mantown Chestnut Hill. Int. Hiiisiae of the State Athletic Commission, Rites Tomorrow Economist, Dies Cem. Friends may call Wed, eve. Masonic and for a century active of 646 Cedar Camden.

Services 11 A. at B. C. Schroeder Son 713 Cooper Camden, Friends may call Thursday eve. AROLDs July 4, 1954.

JOSEPHINZ F. neo Turek, beloved wife of Walter sister tit Sophie Grossman, Frarik Tnirek. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 8 30 A from M. J. BigenU Funeral Home.

311 Wharton t. High Requiem Mass. Church of ths Sacred Heart, 9.30 A M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friend may call Touri. eve. AVER. July 5. 1954.

MARGARET H. of 131 E. Durham Mt. Airy. Rel-aaiea and friends lnvtt'd to service missing today and police sought to 3 vendor of fight programs, later as a promoter and matchmaker and eventually as commissioner.

He became associated with the late Jack McGuigan and Harry Edwards in the National Boxing Club here. Later under a partnership with Edwards and Ernest ables, also marked Rains 50th year in the boxing field. -Mr. Rains made Philadelphia his home virtually all his life except for a few years in the 1930's when he lived in Atlantic City while promoting wrestling there. The last of a family of 11 broth in the boxing world as promoter or official, died yesterday in Ein service 8 P.

M. HIREWITZ. July 6, 1954, of 1541 Lard-ner SAMUEL MAX HOREWITZ. husband of the late Sarah, devoted father of Arthur, Leo and Dr. Felix HurewiU.

Relatives, Iriends, Welcome Lodge No. 453, F. and A. and the Vitebslter Beneficial Assn. invited to service 12 neon, at the Asher-Berschler Memorial Chapel, 1309 ti.

Broad St. Int. Har Nebo Cem. INCH. Suddenly.

July 5. 1954, JOHN of 2931 McKinley son of the late Robert end Ani.a Inch nee Sherry). Relative and PRINCETON, N. July 6 (AP). Charles Reinold Noyes, former president of the National Bureau 10 A.

Kirk Nice 6301 Germantown of Economic Research and the ave. Int. Westminster cem. ers and sisters, he is survived by stein Medical Center. He was Jambor, which was formed in 1911 BANCROFT.

July 4, 1954, ETHEL (nee he promoted bouts at the old his wife, the former Gertrude Summerscalei. of 4223 Pechin wiaow Runwnft Relatives and friends in author of seevral books on econom ics, died yesterday of a heart at tack. He was 70. Weir, whom he married in 1906. 74.

The nation friends invited to funeral A. vited to the funeral Thur 2 P. W. Mill tne lunerai r. ui, i n.t.h Olympia Club.

Jack Dempseyj fought three times under the part-! nership. In 1923 Rains struck out Turner Funeral Home. 6023 Ridge Kox- 7hV. rhnrrh' ally known aWrmffh. Service 3 P.

in bt. iimoiny, r-ir, Pri.nri. Mr. Noyes, a native of St. Paul, Joseph A.

Donnelly, formerly employed by the Philadelphia Electric died Monday at his home, 7 Stuart Glenolden. Mr. Donnelly, who was 70, retired five years ago. At that time he was employed, by the engineering firm of Hires, Castner and Harris at 25th and Morris sts. He is survived by his wife, Blanche; five sons: J.

Howard Joseph, William, James and John; five daughters: Mrs. Mary Gustaf- Funeral services will be held at 11 A. M. tomorrow at Oliver Bair, 1820 Chestnut st. Burial will be in 1 may call Wed.

after 7 P. M. ring authority died in his home, 12 Library JACOBS. July 4. 1954.

of 2849 S. Alder was taken to place. Chelten Hill Abbey. He served as vice president oi determine if they were swept to their deaths over Niagara Falls or had run off to be married ia Pennsylvania. The search for Agnes Maselli, 16, and James Altman, 17, began yesterday when a note signed "Jimmy" and saying the couple had found "the perfect way out was discovered on the bank of the upper Niagara River between Prospect Point and the cataract.

Personal belongings of the pair were found with the note. However, a girl friend of Miss Maselli told police they had planned to run off to Pennsylvania get married. ANNIE E. (nee Tipple), wife of the late Wilbert C. Jacobs.

Relative and friends invited to funeral services. 1 P. Parlors of -John A. Henley, 2302 S. 12th St.

Int. Fernwood Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. the research bureau from 1942 to Chas.

Arensberg Rites for himself, staging fights at the Arena. After retiring from promotion for three years he returned again to the Arena, staging bouts which brought him to the fore as an outstanding boxing impresario. MATCHED FISTIC GREATS As commission chairman he the hospital last Friday following a heart attack at his home, 235 S. 15th st. He had 1944, as its president from 1946 to 1948 and as its chairman from Church.

Int. In the Churchyard i-ajesune Chapter No. 250 E.8. service 8 P. M.

Friends may call Wed. 7 to 9. BIDIM. July 5, VIOLA, wife of Eugene Bidinl, of 2623 S. 15th Phi's.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8 A. Camp Regher Farm, Hance Bridge Millville, N. J. Solemn Requiem Mass, Our Laay of Pompfii Church, Vineland. 9 A.

M. Int. Our Lady of Pompeii Vineland, N. J. Viewing Wed.

eve. B1ENKOWSKI. July 3, 1954. of 1530 T. Montgomery STELLA, wife of Joseph Biei-kowskl.

Relative and friends are invited to funeral 8:30 A. from the William Rowea Funeral Horre. 433 E. Girard ave. Solemn High Mass.

Church of the Holy Hime, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Funeral services for Charles Arensberg, who died Monday in Miami, will be held at 3 P.

M. 1948 to 1950. Mr. Noyes wrote several books JACOBY. July 4.

1954. ESTHER H. nee Humphreys wile of Ralph W. Jacoby, of 4002 Spruce t. Relatives and friends are invited to services 1 P.

Funeral Home Andrew J. Bair Son, 3925 Chestnut st. Int. Westminster Cem. Friend may call Wednesday, 7 to 9 P.

M. KARFINKIE. July 6, 1954. EDWARD, of 7430 Thouron beloved husband of Sarah son, Mrs. Helen Neal, Mrs.

Blanche tomorrow at Jacob Rosen and on economics, including AmerL resigned from the Athletic Lyster, Mrs. Catharine Ford and ca's Destiny," "The Institution of LEON I. RAINS Property," and "Economic Man. Commission in Frances; two sisters and a brother. Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung helped arrange matches that brought many vf the fistic greats to Philadelphia.

He was vitally Jtarlunltie (neeFuchsi. devoted lamer oi Mr. Milton H. Kaye. of Tampa, and Mrs.

July, 1949, because of ill health. He had served as a member of Delma Finite), also survived by 3 grandchil BRfNTON. July 2. a Lankenau nf Crum Crwfc Id Media. ELLEN He was graduated from Yale University in 1905 and spent the next 24 years in the wholesale drug concerned with fighters' protec dren.

Relatives and iriends are invited to service 11 A. at Joseph Levine at 10 A. M. tomorrow in St, George's Church, Glenolden. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery fcTARR BRINTCN.

daughter of the late Fainuel and F.Uzabeth Brlnton. Memorial tien and welfare and was chiefly Son's, 423 Pine st. Mr. Arensberg, who was 77, lived at 6127 Spruce st. He was employed as a cutter by J.

H. Cohen and Sons, clothing manufacturers, Broad st. and Lehigh ave. He was a member of the Forty-sixth Ward Democratic Club and B'nai Chaim. Surviving are his wife, Elizabeth, and four daughters: Mrs.

Frances Son's. 1512 N. Broad st. Int. Har Zion s.rvicw 10.

r. ouiiubiiciu ructmBtr. ikax concern of Noyes Cutler, the commission since Feb. 9, 1939, when he was appointed by the then.Gov. Arthur H.

James. At WROvT' DAVID. July S. 1954. seed 82 3.

of 6224 2181.. St. Paul. responsible for a group insurance plan covering all boxers performing in the State. Under his reign pre bout physical tests were His clubs included the Century years, husband of Anna (nee Pott.hat Pine, veV tnd'fVienia a invito to the first meeting following his ap Fire Hits 800 Houses Club of New York, Royal Economic Beach, formerly of from the Funeral Home of Alfred P.

G. Rose. 2816 Bridte Phlla. Relative and friends may funeral 8.30 A. at The Marple Funeral Home.

34 W. Coulter German-town. Solemn Requiem Mas 10 A. at St. pointment he was named chairman and held that post for 11 Society, American Economic Asso WHILE WAITINI I lengthened to rigid two hour PLATES REPAIRS Benedict's Church.

Int. Holy sepuienre. years, having been re-elected com- i examinations, EASY CREDIT TERMS Fnends mr.y call 7 to 10 P. M. Newman, Mrs.

Rose Sobel, Mrs. Sylvia Familant and Mrs. Annette RANGOON, Burma, July 6 (UP) Fire destroyed 800 houses in the village of Madaya last night, inflicting damage estimated at No serious injuries were re ciation and the Academy of Political Survivors include his wife, the tall Thurs. eve. Int.

private. 1 BROWN. July 5, PAUL husband rf r.ertrude M. Brown (nee Conroyt, of the Carver Hall Apt Oxford ave. and Harrl'on RclatUe and friends, also emoioyes of the PTf! riim Deot.

and Houston S3. A. mission head four times, KEOGH. July 4. JAMES aged 53 years, of 7404 Briar W.

O. Lane, nus- Reese. Burial will be in Mount Sharon Cemetery. band oi ftatherme fcllber. Keiauves ana friends are invited to FitzPatrick Funeral Home, 3309 N.

Broad Wed. eve. Solemn A native Philadelphian, he had been associated with boxing since 1905, first as a publisher and Invited to funeral. 9 A. from the dint 1ST ported.

Bent Funeral H'-me. 4716 Leiper Fd. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Joachim's Church, He created a fund through a tax on complimentary tickets to aid indigent boxers and was also active in raising funds to provide athletic equipment for servicemen. He played host in 1936 at a dinner in the Adelphia Hotel to more than 200 fighters with whom he former Henrietta D.

Turney Mc- Knight; two daughters, Mrs. William R. Driver, of Greenwich, and Mrs. Max Berking, of Bronxville, N. a son, Charles Mass of Requiem, Church of at.

Athanasius 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem KOF1IIE Julv 5. 1954.

EMELIE. sister- I Mrs. George La Combe Mrs. Anna C. La Combe, wife of in-law of Barbara Koethe, of 6U11 Ridge Koxborougn.

Notice oi luneral later. Benedict Loiacono Benedict Loiacono, a claims adjuster for the Auto Damage Appraisers, 3627 N. Smedley died had been associated in promotions. George La Combe, died last Friday in the Pennsylvania Hospital after a short illness. Sle was 60.

Mrs. LaCombe, who lived at of Syossett, N. a sister, Mrs. Henry W. de Forest of Cold Springs Harbor, N.

and a brother, Robert of Portland, Ore. FUNERAL DIRECTS 3316 N. BROAD ST. 10 A. M.

Interment Holy aepuicnre uemery. Viewing Wed. evening. 'Parting In the rear.) CARROLL. Suddenly.

July 4. 1954. JOHN at Atlantic City. N. husband of Mar-Karet M.

Carroll (nee Cater), of 6810 Frank-lord ave. Relatives and friends are invited to aorvlces, Thurs 11 A. at the Mannal Funeral Home. 6925 FrarSford ave. Int.

West Laurel Hill Cem. Viewing Wednesday evening. CLEMENT3. Suddenly, on July 4. MARY T.

widow of Vincent T. Clements (nee Gil-martin). Relatives, friends, B.V.M. Sodaiity re Invited to attend the funeral on 30 A. at her la'e residence.

2812 E. Aramlngo ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Anne Church.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Bepulchte Cem. Viewing Wed.

eve. In Norr stown. July 6, 1954. NORMA daunhter of the late William and Marv Ziealer Conard. Relative and IB Cntel with Mattress, lining I It rills.

Hanslcs. Enora.fi rial. WW Comly rd. and Roosevelt was the daughter of the late Terence LaCOMBE. Julv 2.

1954, of Comlt rd. Roosevelt, ANNA C. (nee McManus), wife of George LaCombe and sister of the Rev. George McManus, B.A. Relatives and friends Invited to the funeral 8:30 A.

Parlors Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Solemn Requiem Mas.

St. Christopher's Church (Somerton). 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends Invited Wed. eve. LAW July 4. 1954.

LeGRAND LAW, husband cf the late Anna S. Law, of 5H48 Kingsessing ave. Relatives and friends are invited to services 2:30 P. Funeral Home of Andrew J. Bair At Son, 3923 Chestnut st.

Int. Arlington Cem. Friends may William E. Hanf READING, July 6. William E.

IIU Oitsito Caw. Blanket Oratilng. II 5 Prestation. Heart, linoisin. WW ft AUnrtiilni.

1111 fT I 11 Added Charqt for ji gill I and Mary Plunkett McManus.1 She also leaves a son, George, and a brother, the Rev. George J. Hanf, charter member and one of He continued the practice for a number of years and speakers included many of the one-time boxing greats of the early part of the century. FETED ON RETIREMENT In September, 1949, he attended a dinner at Palumbo's Restaurant, this time as guest when more than 600 friends and former associates gathered to honor the retired $275 Metal Couch Ciiict Lining i Pillow $325 Bronz Finish Couch Ciiltt. Velvr or Cr.p.

Lining A Pillow. Additional Chartja for Opening Graves. call 7-9 P. M. Monday in Jefferson Hospital.

He was 40. Mr. Loiacano, who lived at 6506 Walnut is survived by his wife, Lillian; two children, Louis and Joyce, and four sisters, Mrs. Antoinette Biondo, Mrs. Josephine Tremoglie, Mrs.

Catherine Perri and Mrs. Rose Cerino. Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A. M. Friday in St.

Alice's Church, Walnut st. and Copley Stonehurst. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. LEAS. July 5.

1954, LEROY PORTER I IVU Suburban Calls, Parlart I ttfr I Organ S.rvit. or Strvica JwBI 12 Dial SA 2-2667 MMmk LEAS. Service for relatives and friends on 2:30 P. at his home. City Ave.

and McManus, of the St. Anthony of Padua Retreat House, Pocopson, Pa. Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A. M. tomorrow in St.

Christopher's Church, Somerton. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. the organizers of Local 492 of the Carpenters Union. Reading, died today in St. Joseph's Hospital.

He was 77. He was employed for 52 years as a carpenter foreman by L. H. Focht and Sons, Reading contractors. He made his home with his son-in-law and daughter.

Seventy-nrst st. int. private. LEGO. July 3.

1954. of Town Bank V. and formerlv of Collingdile. chairman on his 70th birthday. PAULINE A.

(nee FindeisonK wife of the late William P. Funeral 2 P. The dinner, addressed by the then Gov. James H. Duff and other hot- Marvil Funeral Home.

1110 Main Darby. Int. Arlington Cem. Friend call Wednetday 7. to I.EISER.

July 4. 1954. NELLIE S. LEI friends, members of Mu4c Teachers Forum of PI. 'la.

are Invited to attend Services at the Ascension Ev. and Rei. Church. 26 E. Airy Norrtstown, on 11 A.

M. Int. Montgomery Cem. CORXEF. July 5, ANTHONY, beloved husband of the late FJUabeth Corsey (nee Husch).

Relatives and lriends are invited to th funeral, Thurs 8 30 A. lrom Mllligan's Funeral Home, 1346 9. 20th st. fcoiemn High Mass of Requiem. 8t.

Gacr'cl's Church, at 10 A. Int. Holy Cross Cem. friends may call Wed. eve.

RAXDOL. July 4. 1054, MABEL E. (nee Horniekelli. wife of theTiile Thomas Crandol.

formerly of 1313 W. oirard ave. Relatives, frirnds. University Chxpter 32 O.E S. and members of St.

Mark Lutheran Church. Broad Chrlten ave. may call Thum 7-10 P. M'-. Funeral Home of Andrew J.

Bair dc eon, 3923 Chestnut at. Services and Interment Pa. DaCOSTA. On July 5. HELEN FINCH-MAN, wife of James 3.

DaCoata. Funeral SER. of 4529 Spruce st. Services 2 Funeral Home of Paul E. Conrath.

in Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eckenrode, of Reading RD 3. Mr. Hanf.

was a member of Calvary Lutheran Church, Laurel- Watsontown. Pa. Int. Watsontown Cem. LEO (LISICA).

SAMUEL July 3 1954. husband of Mary Leo (nee Bardrach). Relatives. Iriends and members of Croatian dale, the Federated Freeman of America, and the Central Fire Co. 1 of Laureldale.

Fraternal Union of America, Group 144, invited to funeral 9 A. from his late residence, 1942 E. Moyamensing ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of St. Alphonsus', 10 A.

M. Int. New St. Mary's Bellmawr. N.

J. Friends may call Wed. eve. (Arrange He is survived by another daugh ter, Mrs. Eva Hossman, of Reading.

Important telephone news'. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 A. M. Monday in the Mertz funeral home, Laureldale, followed by burial in Forrest Hills Memorial Park, Reiffton. ment by Rachubinskl.) LOIACONO.

July S. BENEDICT, beloved husband of Lillian (Ciaranca). Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Fri. at 8:15 A. M.

from Carte Funeral Home, 2214 S. Broad St. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Alice's Church at 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cros Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve. after 7 P.

M. MACON ACHY. July 5. 1954. JAMES husband of Ruth Noble Maconachy of Stoney-bank.

Glen Mills. Pa. Services, 2 P.M., at the Stoneybank Community Church, Glen Mill. Interment private. No flower, please.

MAYERS. Suddenly, July 4, 1954. of 219 North Hills North Hills. ROBERT husband of Clara A. Keen.

Relatives, friends, employes of Reading R.R., Oriental Lodge No. 385 F. and A. MrKeown-Zsne Post No. 1711 F.W..

L.O.O.M. No. 1105 Invited to service 11 A. Jos. J.

MeGoldrick FTineral Home, Summit ave. Cedar Jenklntown. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Wed.

eve. Masonic service 8 P. M. service 1 P. at the Murray Funeral Home.

408 Cooper Camden, N. J. Viewing Wed. eve. DONNELLY.

July 5, JOSEPH husband ft Blanche Connell Donnelly Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 9 A. from his late residence. 7 Stuart Glen-olden. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of St. George.

10 A. Int. Holy Cros Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve.

DONOHl'E. July 6. at her home. MRS. MAY ELLIOTT DONOHUE.

Funeral services will be held Friday. 1 P. at her late residence. 5031 Cedar ave. Interment private.

ECKFL. Of 141 Wilt July 5. 1954, ANNA (nee Pastuchl. beloved wife of Joseph Erkel. Relatives and lrlends are invited to funeral 8:30 A.

from John F. Fluehr Ac Sons. 149 W. Susquehanna ave. Solemn Requiem Mass.

St. Boniface Church. 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friend may call Thurtday evening. EMBODY July 5. 1954. RICHARD, Inn nf Richard fjL Kaharine (nee Hooven), Robert W.

Zet telmoyer Special to The Inquirer HAMBURG, July-6. Rob 10 Starting this Saturday, July ert W. Zettelmoyer, president of the Berks County Cemetery Asso ciation and secretary for the last 20 years of St. John's Cemetery Association here, died today at his home, 49 N. 5th st.

He was 63. MILES. July 4. 1954. of Roxborough.

Mr. Zettelmoyer was a Mason, a ELIZABETH G. (nee Goshowl. wife of the late Joseph S. Miles.

Relatives and SUBSCRIBERS WIT D0M01 mends are invited to attend services, member of the Odd Fellows, Amer 2 P. from J. Burton Corson Funeral ican Legion, Veterans of Foreign Home. 433 Lyceum Roxborough. Phila.

Interment Leverington Cemetery. Friends may Wars, the Union Fire Co. and St. call Wednesday evening alter 7. aged 10 year.

Relatives dc friends invited to st.Tvtcca 2 P. at Houck'a Funeral Parlor. Washington Pottftown. Viewing 7-9 P. M.

EMERY. Of Pitman, N. July 6, 1954. BENJAMIN husband of Josephine Hunter Emery. Service for relatives and friends on 1 1 A.

from the S. B. Burkett Funeral Home. 30 W. Hnlly Pitman, N.

J. Int. Ridgewood Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

ENCRICH July S. 1954. JOHN, of 1522 N. Lawrence St. Relatives and lrlends lnv.ted to luneral, 10:30 A.

Parlors of Anton IJiban. 1428 Germantown 11 MILLIGAN. On July 4 1 954. WILLIAM JAMES, husband of Sarah (nee Connon), of 603 Eldridge N. Cape May.

N. J. Service 11 A. at B. C.

Schroeder 715 Cooper Camden. Friends may call John's Lutheran Church. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Arthur Bortz, and two sisters, Mrs. Annie Sonday and Mrs.

Minnie Balthaser, all of Hamburg. Services will be held at 2 P. M. Wednesday evening. PHILADELPHIA TELEPH MINSTER.

At her home. 317 Bryn Mawr ONE NUMBERS Bftla-Cvnwvd. on Julv 4. lao4 A. M.

Services St. Nicholas Serbian Orthodox fhiirch N. Mancoca st. int. uoies- Joanna Cranmer Neill.

Service on 2 Friday at the Leibensperger fune ir.n...Hn sua n.rbin 's. I8u cnestnut, si. u.i T5ci n-ili ho 4 FAICHXEY At Inverness. July 3. interment nrlvate" ral nome John's Cemetery.

IXIZABETH (nee Llddle). a native of Alva, Scotland, beloved wile ot Robert P. Falch-! MORROW July 3. ANNIE V. (nee Fos-ney.

in her 81st year Relatives and trientls ten. wile of the late James Morrow Rela-ire Invited to service 1 P. tlves, friends and B.V.M. Sodality invited to Kester Funeral Home. 609-11 E.

Allegheny luneral 8:30 A. from her late ave. Int. Forest Hius vein, jrxienas may coiut-ntc, oir biwu at. mrcu'" Requiem.

Sacred Heart Church. 8:30 A. M. call Wed. eve.

int. private, viewing wea. eve. Edward Karfunkle Edward Karfunkle, of 7430 Thouron operator of a specialty shop at 25th st. and ehigh ave.

for 42 years until his retirement four years ago, died yesterday in Einstein Medical Center, He was 72. He is survived by his wife, the MOUNT. July 4. HARRY husband of the late Louise Mount (nee Blackler). formerly of 404 S.

16th st. Services 2:30 P. at Wm. F. Cu'hing's.

1807 Pine tt Int. Woodlands Cem. Frienda call Thurs. after IP. NEWKIRK.

July 5, LAURA widow of Beauman L. Newkirk. Services 3 P. at the Marpie Funeral Home. 34 W.

Coulter Germantown. Interment private. FISHER. On July 2, 1954. HELEN A.I USHER, formerly of The Parker Hotel.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral on Thurs. at 8:30 A. from Oliver H. Bair's. 1320 Chestnut St.

Solemn Renulem Mass. St. John's Church. 13th above Chestnut at 10 A. M.

Jnterrnenl Holy Cross Cemetery. iTtetida may call Wednesday evening. FOETE. On July 3. 1954.

PETER, hus-kiind of Anna Forte. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8.30 A. from his late residence. 1034 W. Russell st.

Solemn Requiem Mas in Our Lady of Pompeii WILL DIAL TO MANY OUT-OF-TOWN' TELEPHONES former Sarah Fuchs; a son, Milton OODEN. Julv 4. 1954. of 635 Rector H. Kaye, of Tampa, and a formerlv of 1123 W.

Lehigh Ave MISS HARFtlKT OODEN. Relatives and friends Invited to service 2.30 P. Parlors daughter, Mrs. Delma Finkel. He was a member of the American Brotherhood of Israel and Temple Sinai Congregation.

Funeral services will be held at 11 A. M. Thursday from Joseph Churcn, 10 A viewing wea. eve. FYNES.

July 3, 1954, age 93. MARY J. fnee Logan), wife of the late Wm. Fynes. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral Thurs.

morning from her home. 6080 Upland st. olemn Mass of Requiem. Church of the Good fchepherd. 10 A.

Int. St. Denla Cem. Iriende may call Wed. eve.

GARBl'TT. On July 3. 1954, JOHN ef 3534 Conrad E. Falls, husband of Lena Cnrbutt (nee Relatives and friends Invited to service Thurs, 1 P. at the Wm.

M. Turner San Funeral Home, 4170 Kidgs E. Falls. Friends may call Wed. eve.

Int. Sunset Memorial Park. GAVIN. July 8 1954, FRANK son of the late Michael H. and Mary A.

Gavin (nee Stockman. Relatives and friends are invited Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh Ave. Int.

Mt. Peace Cem. PARTRIDGE. July 1954. HARVEY KELKEY.

husband of Emma (nee Hires), of 915 Cooper Camden, aged 73 years. Services 1 P. at B. c. Schroeder Sons.

715 Cooper Camden. N. J. PATTERSON. Suddenly, July 5.

1954. MARY (nee McArthuri. wife of Reverend William Patterson. Relatives and friends Invited to services 2 P. from the Fairhlll Unned Presbyterian Church.

Front Tioga sts. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call at Church, Wed. ev.

Levine and Son's, 1512 N. Broad st. Burial will be in Har Zion Cemetery. Paul J. Brown POWELL.

July 4. 1954. EMILY of 5316 Lancaster ave. Relatives, friends and employe of Linton's Restaurants are Invited to attend the funeral 8.30 A. M.

from William H. Logan s. 2410 Lombard Sol Solemn Requiem Mass for Paul J. Brown, assistant to the chief to service 11 A. David G.

Frank-enfleld 317 N. st. Int, Arling'on Cem. Friends may call Wed. 7 to 9.

When calling from a KIngsley, LOcust, LOmbard, MArket, En nyp acker, RIttenhouse or WAlnut telephone (except for coin telephones), you will dial to telephones served from these out-of-town central offices: court cleric of the PTC Claims De partment, will be sung at 10 A. M. tomorrow at St. Joachim's Church Mr. Brown, who lived at Carver emn High Mas of Requiem, St.

Patrick's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. J'rlends call Wed.

eve. Please omit flowers. GOLDSTEIN. 3, HYMAN. 323 Jack-Kin, beloved father of Ben.

Fannie Good-plan. Claire Cooper, Sarah Shender. Roee Keiser. Relatives, frienda Invited to services 11 A. Ro ens.

423 Pine. Int. Mt. fchnrnn (Shiva at 2155 N. Natrona).

GOI FMBESKI. July 4. 1954, WALTER, beloved husband of Cecelia Oolem-beskl. Relatives and lrlends Invited to luneral 8 A. late 175 Gay st Myk.

High Mass of Requiem, St. Josaphat's Church, 9 A Friends may call Wed. eve. GREEN July 5. 1954.

ANASTASIA wife of the late Benjamin H. Relatives and Jrtends Invited to lata residence. 3716 Wed eve and to attend the funeral Hall apartments, Oxford ave. and Harrison died Sunday in RAINS. July 6.

1954. LEON L-, beloved husband of Gertrude W. Rains, of 235 S. 15th st. Service for relatives and friends on 11 A.

M. at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st. Int.

Chelten Hills Abbey. RANZINGER. July 4. 1954. of 732 W.

Lehigh ELIZABETH, wife of the late Leon Ranzinger. Relatives and friends invited to the service 1 P. Parlors Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W.

Lehigh ave. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends invited Wed. eve.

RICH. July 4. 1954. 8. ERWIN RICH, husband of the late Elsie Rich (nee Ruh-land).

formerlv of 934 Fishers ave. Rela Hahnemann Hospital. He was 60, He had been employed by the transit company for 45 years, except for Army service in the First tives, friends, also employes of Logan Pct CHESTER ClEARBROOK C0NSH0H0CKEN ELGIN ELmwood OSlORNC PLYMOUTH MEETING Unset SWarthmore TlNICUM FArragut flanders HILLTOP KlNGSWOOD LAWRENCE Alley forge WASMtURN WELSH VALLEY WHlTf MARSH WINDSOR uince are invited to services 1 JO fl 30 A. M. Solemn Requiem Masa St.

Joan Are's Church, 10 A. M. Int. New Cathe- World War. He belonged to HouS' ton Post, American Legion.

Surviving are his wife, Gertrude P. A. Mercer Quinby's 1125 W. Lehigh MADISON MEDIA MELROSE MIDWAY Mohawk NOrristowm ave. nienas may call Wednesday evening.

r1lAGAN, MARGARET O. fnee McHale) fccinverf wife of tJi" lata James P. Hagan RIEB. July 2. 1954.

of 5520 N. 3d a daughter. Mrs. Robert Hesley CLARA, beloved wife of the late Frank Rich July 3. 1954.

Rela'lves and friends Invited and two grandchildren. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre to funeral from her late residence, nun a. i 1 i. 't'v 5" J52d Thursday. 8:30 A.

M. Solemn Mass Altar Society invited to funeral Sf Requiem. Church of St. Francis de Sales. 8.30 A Givnlsh Funeral Home 5th St.

10 AM Irit Calvary Cem. Friends may call I Undley ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem. Wednesdav eve I Church of St. Henry.

10 A.M. at. Most Holy Cemetery. Mrs. Thomas Crandol HAMILTON.

Juiy2. DENNIS husband xveueemer wm. viewing wea. eve. I SAPP.Wuly Wildwood it VI 't RMuiem Mass 9 B- Mary E.

(nee 'XySLXT vi2 Reagan). ot Mrs. Elmer Johnston. Mrs. Mabel E.

Crandol, of 212 t. Relative and fricnrtn a A S. 42d died Sunday in Lan kenau Hospital. She was 60. A.O.M invited to funeral.

8:30 A. McCafferty's Funeral Home. 6126 Torresdale ave. Solemn High Mass of Requiem. St.

Bartholomew's Church. 10 A. M. Mrs. Crandol and her late hus Interment St.

Dominic's Cemetery, friends HAMPTON. JnlT 5, 1954. ANNA C. (nee Murphy), R. wife of George W.

Hampton. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral 8 A. residence. 5309 Larchwood ve. Solemn Mass oi Requiem.

Church of the Transfiguration, 9AM Int. St. Mary's Wllkej-Bsrr. Pa. iewtng Wed.

eve HEWETT July 4. 1954. MAUDF FIR-VIM wife of Howard H. Hewett of 243 W. band, Thomas, formerly operated may can Wednesday evening.

SCOTT. At Hammonton N. restaurants on 13th at Co 1954. FLORENCE BRINDLEY. beloved wife lumbia and Girard aves.

He died or ice late James Scott, of Davis Pember ton. .1. Kervice Thnra Tulp'ehocken and mother of Howard vi uwi ir itive nrt friends invited line rermcniei Chanel. 107 Main Mt. In service 1 P.

Kirk oc Nice. 6301 N. 1 P. M. Friends call from 7 to 9 P.

Wed. In. Mt, Moriah Phila. Germantown Ave. Int.

West Laurel Hill Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. 8EEBESGER. Jii! 4 of 34 Rltten- nouse rKAMK.

nusoand or Maud aged 67 years. Relatives and friends. Philates Lodge 527. F. and A.

are invited to in 1937. She was a member of St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Broad st. and Chelten and University Chapter 32, Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are two daughters, Elizabeth L.

and Mrs. Elva E. Freni, and one grandchild. Services and burial will be held on Friday in Cressona, Pa. services.

TO A. Parlors of John F. I I Berkelbach. 3730 Germantown ave. at Broad HIGHEST STANDARDS st.

Int. Ivy Hill Cemetery. Friends may call wea. eve. Masonic service 8:30 P.

M. OLIVER H. BAIR 8HAFFERT Of 204 W. Westmoreland July 8. 19.14.

FREDERICK, husband of Bertha Shaffert. aged 73 years. Relatives and OlMCTOftS OF FUNIIAlt 1I2B CHISTNUT IT! I IT Tele poena a-Usl irienas invited to services 1 F. Apte. Wm.

H. Battersbv. 3316 N. Broad st. ii I Int.

private. Please omit flowers. No viewing Mrs. Rose A. Niclcum wea.

eve. BETHLEHEM, July 6. SHELDON. On July 5. 1954, WILLIAM husband of the late Helen M.

Sheldon (nee Dougherty), of 6737 Chester ave. Rela- Mrs. Rosa A. Nickum, who con ducted a grocery in Hellertown for 60 years, died today in St. Luke's Starting Saturday July 10, you will dial to the above out-of-town telephones exactly as you now dial, a Philadelphia telephone by dialing the first two letters of the central office name and then the five figures of the number.

For example: to dial WElsh Valley 4-5017, you will dial the letter then the letter then the five figures in turn. An operator will come on the line and ask for YOUR own number As soon as you have dialed and before the distant telephone starts to ring, an operator will come on the line and ask, "What is YOUR number, please?" When she asks, give her the number of the Philadelphia telephone from which you are calling not the number which you want to reach. She is a special operator who cannot help you complete yourcalL Please remember that you will dial the out-of-town numbers only from telephones served by the downtown Philadelphia central offices listed above; that you will dial only station-to-station calls; that you will not dial out-of-town numbers from downtown Philadelphia coin telephones. There will be no rate change for any of these calls. You will find detailed instructions about making these calls on page 6 of the Phiadelphia Alphabetical Telephone Directories issued to subscribers with downtown telephone numbers.

This new, faster, more efficient service will be extended to all other Philadelphia subscribers in 1955. It is one more step in the program for increasing the usefulness of the dialing system one more step toward the day when you will be able to dial all Long Distance calls. No change in dialing Philadelphia telephones You will continue to dial Philadelphia telephones as you do now. There will be no change whatever in the way you dial another Philadelphia number. Hospital.

She was 83. Funeral Directors for Over 130 Years Andrew J. Bair Son 3925 CHESTNUT STREET Fbont VergrMn 6-7700 Mrs. Nickum, who lived at 232 tlves and iriends and all organizations of which he was a member invited to funeral 9 A. Cavanagh Funeral Home.

6922 Woodland ave. Solemn Requiem Mass i.t 10 A. Good Shepherd Church. Int. Holy I Cross.

Viewing Thurs. 7 to 8. SIMPSON. July 4. 1954.

at Fort Lauder-1ale. JAMES husband of Margaret Dodds Simpson, formerly of 9 Princeton Brookllne. Pa. Relatives and friends, also Robert A. Lamberton Lodge 487 F.

A A. M-. Main Hellertown, was a mem ber of the Christ Evangelical and Reform Church, the Order of the Eastern Star and Hellertown LuLu Temple, A.A.OJi.M S. invited to services 1 P. from the Rothermel Funeral Home.

57 S. Eagle rd. (Manoa). Hav- Chamber of Commerce. She is survived by three sons, Charles, William and Lewis, and two daughters, Mrs.

J. Floyd Yerger CAN GET CASH LO 7-0240 HEIRS ertown. Int. Arlington Cem. Friends may call Ved.

ere. Masonic Services 8 P. M. STCBER. On July 5.

EMIL. husband of Amanda Wlssmann Stuber. Funeral services 11 A. at the Murray Funeral Home. 403 Cooper Camden, N.

J. Viewing Wed. eve. UNKLE9. sfulr 4.

1954. of 102 W. Chest. and Hilda. nut HiU ELLA MAT, wife of the late Stewart unsies.

iterative ana mends invited Final Tribute Paid Sen. Butler OMAHA, July 6 to service 2 P. M. at the Turner ESTATES INVESTMENT CO. 1029 CoMMrcJal Trast lldg.

Memorial Chapel of the First Methodist Church. Germantown Ave. High St. Friends may can ill to st Kirs: Nice. 6301 uermaniown ave.

interment private. Senate colleagues and political associates paid final tribute today WEIERBACH July 4. J954. FLORENCE THOMSON, wife of the late Henrr Harrtsrm Weierbach. of 130 W.

Hacsberry st. Relatives to Nebraska's senior Senator, ana rrienas are invicea to tne services 2 P. Kirk A Nice. 6301 Oermantowrf ave Hugh A. Butler.

Jn IHemoriam Int. Whitemarsh Memorial Park. Friends may Senate Republican Leader Wil cbh wea. eve. THE DELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OP PENNSYLVANIA liam F.

Knowland headed a con tingent of 15 Senators and six Rep' resentatives paying graveside It yon 4 in innrt an "In Mtmoriam" notice an (ha nnwarsary tht fas yaar lavas! aae calf Miss Sharp an HI -1tOO wht mill fra glad sa'af yaa. im preparing massafa. WILSON CARRIE. July 6. at residence of niece.

Frances Lewitt. of 1901 E. Huntingdon st. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 3 P. Crouse's Funeral Home.

1830-32 E. somerset North Cedar Hill Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve. WYATT.

On July 5. CLARENCE O. WT-ATT. Funeral services 11 A. at the Murray Funeral Home, 408 Cooper Camden, N.

J. Viewing Tnuxa. eve. homage to Butler as the body of the veteran GOP legislator was buried alongside those of his wife and two sons. ssikakiA.Ai sk.sisAM.