The Philadelphia Inquirer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 31

THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 4. 1962 a 31 Died Died Died UPPIR BUCKS COUNTY JOINT SCHOOL AUTHORITY -A I INTERSTATE tUNtON. at Heave- Mm- NTMIy. Or. May 1962, M'SS J.I wtNeMKM M.

Freight Volume Mrs. Longstreet flows, Ho on Vav I. 1W2. Rfv. CONNUl MAUDE NFTHPR.

of 81 Ci Ronnoie a Rel. ho'; i em ui.i 'o 1 Junior High School Revenue) I Berths of 1954 Notic is hereby given that Durtuir.i 5 Cl'NtON, pernor of St. MtuVtloHm one tr-WKli olo moioy el the IviNCFNT C. husbarW el i-ieltm BoW SobnoSJ, "icxh Pe.e-end clergy, gim. ore invtted to se-vice Sot.

triri. 4 5f 'U Ul.i'T nf, Tlllm ru'fl A. rtr.ul (imifrt a- tu -j ft. ry Home '(M7 Getmunrawn civil Inf. Ivy H' lo Section 5.0D of the Indenture dated 5 PflllnftllV of December 1 1956 securing LUMr AN I Bonds, Upper Bucks Count.

vvml n' 1 It tlT fall fii nt tho h.nnr. e-n wais. or i a. Widow of '65 Generally cn Alpha Bant'tt Ourth And employes ol eral Services U. S.

Cus'om House. inviifri to the sevce 10 A. fmm the ol Harold Mulligan. 1119 W. lehigii nit.

Int. Allentown, Pa. Friends ai'-' inv.ted Sen. eve, Rises in Week ol.etd Owh. ond Chtr; ho-ne In iu ol floweis nd rontnhu.

Ho- Creu Cen. VieA-ngi ,0 ahway Igbtmnoi Mwwtio! School Authority ha called for redemp. DU8UQU8, IOWA tton on June 1, l2 out of monies in 5 tr" 6-H, and fipiin Gnfden t's Pnila, or the LAjmon Kunyon Canter Fund. the Bond Keuemption l-unrl at a re- demption price of 102 of principal Serving Ih I 30. WARIM (ioi, SPANO 1.

MAfif, bufovtet MILLEDCEVILLE, May 3 Mrs. Helen longstreet, widow of Confederate Gen. James lyongstreet.iof'M. N. Bsd.ne St B.Ov4 Ojntai.T!' SJIMll Jv Iwile nf Nirhnllt SniM nt fi Cir.sl'iK' -a rt.N MrCovl tort one) th'N i ioa? 'jvhiiaw iam.H L.i.

'fie 3'ivea and friends nra Invited 'o funuml amount nonus: ii 359 364 370 JK2 3S3 jqg an -iii 2 forming To 577,534 Cars Cot'. ahves qnd we uh'l 'thmiu I 8 A. tr-wn Ptnnn. Bunal Wl i fn fwtiwrtnrl kite John V3 427 444 445 455 471 482 502 I Ar NoffOft UIL'U ill a IWIC lllUlSUd.v dl ivi ccu 'She was 99 years old. She was years old.

to tie fi'ne-nl $... '3D A. A ot Grn.e WthrMi'? S. R'oad it. Rrqwwn Mass, An-fiom hy Wor B.

fune'ii' Svt cBUKh, Same- fnt N. J. Int. laurel v'rumcroti'm 9 A. Hoyt IHcn si So-mn park.

v.ewncj 10 to 1 1 A. M.lCoM Cem. Fri. eve, I.Qj'em Mois S'. W.cluel Chg th ot huH ol expre.noni of sym- "ov Cen- Fi.nds m.i call plH may he n-aae to the' STAHAN Mov 2, suddenly olrV WASHINGTON, May 3 CAP).

a native of the tiny northeast Freicht car loadings in the weck'ceoreia town of Carnesvillc, Walter P. Hall lakeside Drive, Birchwood" lakes. 1-1. hr'' Bui dincj Fund ol Giac luthe on Church. 'ended April 28 totaled Lonestreet married the eon- PREFERRED DIVIDENDS 54.5 cents per share on 4.36 Preferred Stock 68.75 cents per share on 5V2 Preferred Stock Payable July 1, 1962 Record Date June 8, 1962 JAMFS 0, husband nf Sarah.

and litends ot the family are invited- to ftinercl seivices. 11 A. at "th 000CMUlY.y l. o6j, DANIH 3, at W3 S. SS I v'VO broth, of 0rm! M4y t.

Inee wife ol 'cars, a 1.4 percent increase overj troversial Confederate general' Leonberg Funeial Home, 24 Main sbjn N. In, locustwood Memos! N. may cull Fa, eve. 1 vted to funeral A. Ihe 8he Hw I CAn, til 3iu 3io 3 546 550 556 559 566 568 -2 The principal of said $26,000 Bond ill be paid at 102 and accrued inte-ei cm June I.

12 at the office of Buck County Bank and Truit Company 5 Trustee, in Perkasie, or at the op- tion of the holder the principal office of The Philadelphia National Bank 13 Philadelphia, Pa. After June 1, 1962 in- terest on laid Bonds will cease to at- true. 5 Notict ii further hereby given that pursuant to Article VI of said Inden- 5 ture. Upper Bucks County Joint School Authority ha also called for redemp. 5 tion on June 6.

1962, at a redemption price of 103. of principal amount all of the remaining 1534.000 principal 5 Professor, Dies ir'pntil tnvi'ea 'o ruriP'Ui cji rvt. Sumt Fune'ol hane, E. Cjlun bia tv hit Fie). ov.

int. N. Ceaor Hill te'ti Viewtna fndoy evening. Mass of Requiem Cliurih rl lire Trcinstigu- tunuetnu uw a a ai r. THOMPSON.

-May Isl, MARY A tormeriy 1 Hol Vl4-hF 7S: N. ui'h ol the late Charles preceding week, the 1897 while she was attending jtion of American Railroads re-jBrcnau College, in Gainesville, ported Thursday. Ga. Longstreet was a widower in The week's loadings were late 70s living in Gatncsvillej 155 cars, or 6.1 percent, abovejin retirement. the corresponding 1961 week, and The general died in 1904, and nilBlM io Okf firAH (thrift lhnnnsi'jn Relatives, friends cue invited" PRINCETON, N.

May 3irH.ijK.na W'soiTn. mIncuhamfua (net Woonen. uJz i to' ca'V IXiom, son ct ti'ner ond rue flkhan st hiwrr" Walter Phelps Hall, b.or j.iWr COMMON DIVIDEND 25 cents per share on Common Stock Payable June 15, 1962 Record Date May 29,1962 C. W. IDMONDS, May 1, 1962 Trtaiurtr (AP).

Dodge 65,794 cars, or 10.2 percent, be-jhis widow never remarried. mi vj iyi.jw ivia, ininni fv tout Oil Fri iAtuii'ie s'if, Professor low the corresponding 1960 week. Mrs. Longstreet spent her later Ur.aririt nsj-J tnrt 7 AAi 1IciIa Li i i. i 'i'f 'hictnrsf omnrlnt at .1 i Jn 1 vlnun eln- viewnQ TOD0.

Of May Will, AM Husband of Maijhti Tnad (nrte Dandy), fotmerly of Cf if fort vpars writino ann nar loinatinn i.v...m. mv.a rvxe.n eve. uit. amount ot sain nenaa tftn to be out- standing, numhered to MblQ, in- elusive, excluding the princi- pal amounta of said Bonds called tnr.Z. Loadings by classifications, with increase or decrease from Heig'rs.

Pe 3'ivci, iiiends and emoiOyirt in civic affairs. She published! University, died Thursday imtm'n pj. PAUIUKAITIS (PATCHU5). May 5, 1963 I (Jn.ted Enaineers mov coil at am sr. ANNA, w.fe ol AtJj'n PoulukaHis, n( 4', I the previous week and the cor-; numerous articles in ncwspapersjlowing a heart attack, in Austin, 01 5011 f-meiv sr.

and mnfhei nf M. Hnme ot M. Aluliams, BaJt-nwie 4 Su.TJ nut Ci i 'ton Heights. Sat, after ItX'i. A.

Service ot 10 30 A. M. Int. Glenwoed IIKEN. April 30.

EMilY GROPE.i vans end giandmotlMr ot Mis. Choi lotto' responding week a year ago, and periodicals and wrote He was 77 te of the iore Auaust Irien. Relatives Pebstock, Mis. Judy OeFalco and Mis.j book, "Lee and Longstreet at low: 1 Vis-nrcits nffifialc said fir ancl 0' invited to the seivue urn ersuy ouiciais saiu ur. 0 A 0 Hotow b.

Mumgan, NOTICE OF REDEMPTION lST NORRITOM TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY Je'e Sewer Assessment Revenue lends, Series of 1760 (fx April 1, 16i i ifyiemcmu kk cipns. (13 i.iiuoi 11 i ivv i- M. Otvothy l.lich' 01,0 survived by 11 rf et (iowt? grandchildren Relatives and fi 1 rids inv, ted 5Mf -Tht Bt'. Todd Memotioi 313.45: S7 410.5J6 Hioh TiHis 1)19 telngh ave. Int.

HiMs de Cem. Misc. Freilht Coal C'nk lij53 2J5S 10443, 'Ilnll hail been visitinc his son. to services 10 A. bom the Charles redemption on June 1, 1 062 and numbered above stated.

The principal of said remaining $534,. COO Bonda will be paid at 103 and accrued interest on June 6. 1963 the office o( Bucks County Bank and TrUM Company. Trustee. In Perkasie, or at the option of the holder at the principal office of The Philadelphia National Bank in Philadelphia, Pa.

After June 6, 12 all interest on said remaining $534,000 Bonda will cease to accrue. if ton Heights M. E. Church. 1.510i 7,427 mien uif ovluiiu unu war, J.

Roman funeral Home, 1113 Ml. Vernon st. 1J.U1' HI I a mumlurnf tha far-nil fAUOWJ.Of 161 W. Norns May Ore Int. Oakland Cent, f-nends may call hi.

eve. 1 3. 1942. WAITER hatband ol S'ellp NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, nureuant IKoresl products 549 11,957 322 83 1.19 262 WAUACf. Of th Embassy, 21 it S.

nut on May 2, 1962, EUZABEIH daui-htsr of trie late James and EliiaBerh 36.586 37,403 2440 50.759 4,014 to the proviainne of Station SOU and Less than carlot 5.2' presented herself to an airplane at the University of Texas, fallows (n free). and trends 1" trre Invited to the services 1 P. ot POISKY. May 3, 1962, CHARlfS, hus-l band of Bessie (nee Schwartz), of i Article IX of the Truat Indent tint datmi Grain Livestock Wal ace and sister of Miss Kathenn H. 73i nuiuiiicu uiu iu uvmg r).

ji-ji reslfie(1 1 John F. Fluehr and Sons, 149 W. Susque of April 1, lHfiO, M-rtiring ths Bonda, that honna ave. In'. Ivy Hill Cem.

friends may 1 I lOfi' intern k. ini naa oen mjiwtefl Dy lot ami win tits 7 i'Lb5 00 rwleemerf on June 1, 1962. nt 100 of th lurrender of due said date. coupons "over 50" and got a job as a riveter. During recent years she suf Elm rd.

here, was considered one of Princeton's most popular call Saturday after 10 A. M. FADDY fFARltY). Moy 1, 1967, of 217 W. Sulis JOHN beloved husband of Produce Market Prices Catherine Mais fardv.

Motives. Inendi fered from declining health and faculty members. principal amount thereof and intereit arud thereon to said date fixed for redemption, $22,000 principal amount of Sesv'pr Ameimnt Kevpnuo Bonda, 8eri of clue April 1, 11166, bearing the following numbers prefiied liy the letWn SAH: DhIIah iHoly Name. Society. San Domingo Council iicjuiui-u i IU1S.CIVU Jaum 33A K.

of and mBoyes of Jonn has been hospitalized for extended periods since 1957. in 1011 snrl sva namoH Tlnrloo Stetson Co. invited to funeial 8 A. PHILADELPHIA (Federal Stat Mar Berks father of Edward Polsky, biofher of Doiorhy Hoffnein, and Irving Polsky, also survived by 1 Relatives, friends and membeis of Pannonia B.A. invited to services 3 P.

of Joseph levine and Son Memorial Chapels. N. Bioad st, above 71st ave. Ini, Ml. iebonon Ceiri.

Fannily will return to Ihe lore residence. tn lieu of flowers Conlnbuiions in his now may mad to your favorite charily.) IffD.Of verbank, Beve-ly, on lues, May 1, 196'J, GORDON husband cf Ivy age 6S, funeial on May 7, at 1 at the SUi.k Funeral Home, 117 f. Brood Burhng-ton, N. J. Int.

ttaei iy Notional Cem. ewing Sun. 7 to 9. HID. Moy 3, ANNA of 219 E.

Wil- Wallace. Service for relative and friends -on ot 2 P. Oliver H. Baii'i, I8W'' Chestnut wheie fnsnds may call offer 12 noon. Inf.

pnvat. WASK May 1, 196J2, FIORENOS WAk'K. of 0449 Chelwvnde wit of ihe loie William Waik. Relatives and friends, invited ia seivices, II at Porto's of Dovid H. Bowen Son, 50th' Catharine s's.

Int. Not onal Beveily IM. J- friends may call Sun, 7-9 P. WOlF Of 5937 N. 11th May 1762 HIlNPiCH f.

WOlF, beloved husband ot Luise K. VVoif Inee Rptahves aiKf -fneniis cue invred to call fri. after 7 P. and to the funeial seivice Sut 10 '0 A 4V nt the Howatd N. Deeiei Funeral Hot) M00 6th st.

Ciemoiion ot Chelten Hills, t. Ajivi'uti ruiieiui ITUIIIB, Jill ihhuct u.c. Soieirn Mass of Requiem, Church ol the In She is survived by one niece, ket News Service). -EGUS: Demand carnation, A I nf. Holy sepuicnre Upper Bucks County Joint School Authority UPPER BUCKS COUNTY JOINT SCHOOL AUTHORITY Additional Senior High School Revenuo Bonds of 1954 Notice is hereby given that pursuant to Article IU of the First Supplemental Indenture dated as of )ecem-rier 1.

1956, Upper Bucks County Joint School Authority has called for redemption on June 6, 1 962, all of its principal Additional Senior rln'reTa'uoni Mrs. Richard Rumph, of Atlanta, S04 73 905 537 777 ill 116 984 643 147 1018 Cem. Viewma Fri. eve. 17 61 101 140 197 744 596 364 427 461 Professor of History in 1933.

lie was a 1906 graduate of Yale, received a doctorate degree from Columbia in 1912 and taught for FIDIIMAN. May 3, 1962, SAMUH FIOtlMAN. of 4 JO6 lolt.ntere ave. Sg 'vices, Fn II A. orecistiy.

Morns Rosenberg's a year at Amherst College to Nw York wholesale prices, offer-in ample on large A's. adequate on I other grades and sizes. Prices were unchanged. Prices to retailers (cartoned, mln i est icents per doii: Grade A ft II. S.

Grade A IK Whites 39-48, mostly 40'j-41'i Grade A 4r U. S. Grade A med Whites 36'j-44, mostly 37-39; Grade A ft A7ir rj int in aaamon 10 nis son, ne leaves cem his wife, the former Margaret MANKIIN. Mov 3, CASSANDRA SV1AU Mrs. Franklin, Ardmore, Dies of "ta'irneria," Ardmore, Wife of Fullerton Nixon.

In Memoriam On June th Bonda called for redemption will become due and payable at. the principal oflice of the undersigned Truatee, 111 the City of Philadelphia, and from and after autd date interest on said Bonda shall cease to accrue. Cirard Trust Corn Exchange Bank April 27, 132 Trustee Wo'ter S. Franklin, Memorial srvics w. U.

S. Grade A sm Whites 29-31. mostly 29-30: Grade ft V. S. Grade 1 Whltei 36 -39' a.

mostly 36'i-38, Browns iOw Uiove ave Ches'nut wile o.f tn late Jumei T. Keea and mo'her ol Poromy M. and and Thomas fl Reed, 5.oenn Requiem Mass at Our Mother of Consolation Church, 9 A. M. Int.

Hoy Sepulchre. be held in tne chop I of the Bryn Mawr Piesbyttrlan Church, May 5 at llrJU 36-39'. mostly 36V3J. SOU, JOSEPH A lavinci lather tme and nd, A beautiful memoiy left behind, A. M.

Imrmrt Drivota. In lieu of flowers. MRS. OLIVER II. FORES-MAN, a widow, died Wednesday at her home, 406 E.

Glenside contributions may made to Rad Cross SCHAUFF Suddenly May EDW'N illpiight and tin in oil ways. Hospital Music. husband of Jeanette E. Schaulfele, of NEARBY rKl'ilS ft VUKTAl.r, -Trading and truck receipts were moderate. Asparagus and sweet potatoes were firm while leafy greens and parsley were slightly weaker.

Most oilier commodities about unchanged. ASPARAGUS, N. J. crta bunched 12s very Ige MIEMAN At Ches'nut on May Mrs. Walter S.

Franklin, wife of Glenside. She was 89. retired president of the Perm- viving are a daughter, Mrs. High School Revenue Bonds of 1956 row outstanding. The principal of said Bonds will be paid on June 6, 1962 at the redemption price of 103 and accrued interest at the office of Bucks County Bank and Trust Company, Trustee, in Perkasie, Pa or at the option of the holder at the principal office of The Philadelphia National Bank in Philadelphia, Pa.

After June 6. 1962 all interest on said Bonds will cease to accrue. June 1, 1962 interest will be paid on aurrender ol coupons due said date. Upper Bucks County Joint School Authority 653 Waliac drive, Strafford, Pa. Service and Int.

ot convenience ol family, Ro'her-mel Funeral Home, 67 Eagle rd. (Manoo), Hoverfown. 7. 1962. BERIHA IYDIA fRftMAM.

Service for relatives and fnsnds on 10 A. Oliver H. Bnir'i. 1 8 20 Chsslnut whsie 5 25-tVOO. med Ige 4 25-5 00.

sml-med Railrf)aH riifd Thtirc. FcrgUSOn; five grandchil-oo. ami greens. N. J.

bu Broc- syvania Adurodu, uicu inurs- you may cdli 7-9 P. M. Int. piivatt 4 00 coll Rabe bunched 2.50-2.75. Turnip ci, ultu ouu ayuLttu- A wonclwitu' man to the end ol his dnvs RITA, Ml Kt ond CHUDPfM, SOU, JOSEPH What would I give to clasp hi! hand, His h.tcoy to see, lo he'ir h'l voice and see hi! lliat meant so nmch la me Sorjiy mipd hv loving son ftUDDr "REOAIBUTO, SAMUEl I Oivs of sncir.es shil come ei leoi In silence olmn flow, for memory ki-ris vou ever near me Though you aecl tcnir yea's ago Sadly missed by wife, LORENCF.

SCHAUFFtll Suddenly May Jf AN FTTf wde of EJwin R. SJiauilete, ol 6S3 Wallace drive, Stratloid, Pa. Seivire CAII May SAL LIE F. fnee and Mustard fair 150; ord-falr Kale c-al "voP 'i(tren Shelitnbetgfrl, wile ol the io'e t-iwa'd Int. of convenience nf family fiom Garber.

of 633 E. Cxjlrey oy 75 Rotherinel funeral Honie, 57 S. t.igi rd. 100. Hanover baiaa i uu.

i rates swiss 77 Chard 1.25. RADISHKS, N. J. cits bunch- ed reds 30 loo. white 24s i.25-1 50.

spin- Mrs, Franklin, the former Morris Small, was a lal- Re aiiv.s ond friends ofe invited to o'tend funeral on 2 P. funeral Home olilManoal. Havenown. John Rose, 5720 Rising Sun ave. Int.

lawn- view Cem. ewing Sun. 7 to 10 best 5c PARSI hu l.M oliVvH hlT musician Who Was noted Akrovd, Anna James, Ethel X. ulix. i letVck cms for her work with the Red Cross.

Kontljlngky. Jshtr. Shirley 0AR0INII. May 2, FUZABETH Card of Thanks dnuohter of John ond the lute Ehio- 20s 250. bu 25s 325.

ML SHKOO.Mb. cu. fpj Unsnifal tnsir- iam. W. hii cl.

-j ir 1 INSURED SAVINGS EARN SCHRIVIR. Of Springfield, May 5. 1962, ALLAN 0 husband of May (nee An-derscn. Relatives and tuends me invited to services JO McCausland funeial Home, 20? S. Chester Pike.

Gen-olden, Pa. Int, fernwood Cem, Friends may coll Eli. ve. 7 to 9 P. Knsch.

Stephen Supplies Insufficient to quota. belh Ciawford Garainer, of 2A0B S. Mole NOTICE OF REDEMPTION PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP MUNICIPAL AUTHORITY 3Vi Sewer Assessment Revenue Rends, Series of 1960 due April 1966 NOTICE IS HKHKBY GIVEN, pursuant to the proviniona of Sretion 6.0.1 ami Article IX of the Truat Indenture dated of April 1, aecurinR the Bonda, that there hits betrn selected by lot am) will lie redeemed on June 1, 1902, at liK) of the principal amount hereof ami intereat accrued thereon la said date filed for redemption. $18,000 principal amount of hiewer Aaerwsrnent Revenue Bonds, Heriea of 1960 due April 1, 1WI6, bearing the following numbers prefiied by the letter SAH: 77 SIJ 319 713 44 44 377 S72 735 864 133 397 615 100 901 264 459 660 On June 1, J9fi2, the Bonda so called for redemption will become due and payable at the principal office of the under-signed Trustee, in tiie City of Philadelphia, and from and after aaid date interest on aaid Honda shall cease to accrue. Marquette, Paul Masterson.

Frank Met abe. Raymond McUermutt, Sara McFelridge. Geo. CHAPPElV WE sincerely wish ta Una? our oppieciat'on ta all of our friends, ieia-tives and neighbors who altered their kind enpiessions of help and lympathy during our recent beieavement. t'.

-i PHIUP M. CHAPPEtl AND FAMILY an instrumental and singing pro'lSSiw: Jeln gram in 16 institutions in the jmie John l. area. The service has since been' Bower, Anna M. ovnanrlcH horn snil ohrnaH Ilrilt, Harris sr.

Relatives, friends ond employes ot American Sugar Refining Co. ate invited to Funeral Saturday, 8 A. dam J. Roberts, 1701 Ritner it. Solemn Mnii of Reauiem.

Church of St. Manco. 9 A. Int. SCHWARTZ.

May 1. GEPTRUDE Inee Harmon), ol 29 Aberdale Baia- Meyers. Kieanor IBurkhardt. Stephen NeHerdorf, Hattie Holy Cross Cem. Fnswds may call Friday 7 to 10.

Cynwvd, beloved wif of Sidney Schwri'tz WHOLESALE PRICES CHICAGO WHEAT closed lower to higher. Leading futures: WHEAT: Open High Low Close Pr Cls. May 2.14 2143s 2133 214Js 2 14'. July 214rs 215's 2 14'a 215 215 Sep 2.17'i 2.16'i 2.17 2.17 Dec 2 21 2-21'a 2 20a 2.21'i 2.21'i Mar 223', 2.225s 2MU MU Cemetery Lois Sne Was Cliea tor ner nOSpiiai Casey, William J. Nethery.

J. Maude and devoted mother of Mri. Reginald Su- Nimal, Wm. ts, ashy, Anthony rannel Loiant ond Mr. Oscar Sthwaitr; lov-i iiilrrr -j-I vsuiis.

vsini mc uiiuuci riwaiu iii GOMIRINCH Moy i. of Chal- uum.i ivt.n.ui,. ing daughter of Mr. Mautic Harrison vl .1 A .1 Most des 4-grave lot. Sac.

ML) 8 bW). fonf, HAZEL In Jontl. belovd wife sistsr of Mr. Philip Horrison, Also survived of Georg J. Relatives ond fnndi at 1952.

Mrs. Franklin lived at 45 W. Old Gulph Ardmore. She was by(on gronddatighter. Se ces I P.

precisely at Morris Rosenbeig i Son and Rnphne, Sacks, 4720 N. Btoad it. Int. COKIN: invid fo the funral cn 10 A Irom Th W'rl funeial Home, 501 Owens, Mary T. Parncutl.

Amelia Paulukaitis Anna Polsky, Charles Reed, Anna fteed, Gordon C. Schauffele, F.dwiri Schauffele. Jean 1.125 Clinton, Connell J. orr. Martha H.

Dougherty, Daniel Dubin, Jacob Er-retv, Emily G. Fallows, Walter E. Fardy, John Firielman. 116 member of St. David's Episco- CONVIN1INT LOCATION lt.3Ts 1.17's 119'.

1 19 122U 114 112'i 1.17'i 1.16' U9' l.l7s U9' lU'a 1.22's 1-22U May 1 12's July 116's Sep 1 19 Dec lS's Mar 1.22's OATS: pal Church, Devon Schriver, Allan I). Monteliot Cem, family will return to her residenc. JELTZER. Suddenly, on May 1. 196? BLANCHE i wif of the late Geo-ge Se irer, of Aoache iane, Diexel Hill.

taston Willow Gtove. Further services II A. St. Anne i fp scopal Church. Friends may call Friday evening.

GOODMAN. May 1962, of Bnag sv. BE RNADf TIE M. ne Wiiker. wife of Elwood H.

CooatHio. Pe ntives ond Surviving, besides her Franklin, C. Small Schwartz. iertruil OLIVER M.BAIRC? Cirard Truit May .74 -tir ii 1 Freeman. Bei-tha Selter, lilanche E.

band, are a SOn, William a Garber. SalUe E. Selvan. Jane I- -71'. daughter.

Mrs. Caspar W. Kiiiyueth skarofi. Harry iGomerlnger. Haiel V.

D. ns, six grandchildren and a coalman, b. m. spano. Mary Mri.

vf- (iratman, Esther Slrahan, James 1). DIIICTOIf Ol FUNIIAll 1120 CHIITNUT STRIir Teleeho 10 J-1511 Corw Exchange Bank April 27. 1962 Trustee -1' RYE: trends or invited to attend the tureial Mon. at 8 A. M.

f-cm he Fcne'al Home of Alfred P. G. Rote, 2616 Bridge Brides-burg. Reauiem Man, AH Sa n-s Chuich, 9 A. M.

Friends moy call 7 to 9 P. M. i .75 .77 127'i 129' i3rs 1.34's rrotfier of Mr. Sian'ey We Is Mis Clio- es W. Ge-ifuss and Cenge H.

Seltier. Jr. Reio'iyes ond friends are invited io the se-vic 1 ol the Spencer Videon i Son Funeral Home, Gotten id at Shadeand Dmxel Hl, Pa. friends may call Sun. 7-9.

Inf. West Laur -72'. .75 .77 1.27's 1.29' 1.31' 1.34'j 1.36' 1.26,4 1283. 1.31'. 1.3.1'.

1.35's 1J7Jj.al3Lc1,.uls.nc;uiiiuims.i5tfaii.Hak p. Thompson. Mary A. rTi July 1.29 1 29' A memorial Service Will be Hanklnson, Georga Todd, Wm. Sr.

131' 11. in j'Horan, Laura M. Wallace. Kllr.abetli held St 11:30 A. M.

Saturday in HutWera. Mary E. Wark. Florence G. Sep 1 31' Dec 134 Mar 1.35'a CRATMAN.

May 3, ESTHER, wife of the la'a Israel Giaimon, mother cf louis 1 jacohson, bmrley Won. Helnrlch r. 136'sithe chapel of Bryn Mawr Pres 136 FORGOTTEN Greenbetg, Rose Resnick, Mary Shulman Current yaarly Interest, paid or compounded quarterly at State Mutual Savings! PLUS DAILY INTERESTI Savings nowearn interest from date received if they remain inyouraccountthrough end of any quarter. Interest also paid to date of withdrawal on all funds remaining at least six months. Funds placed by the 10th earn from the 1st.

73-year unbroken record cf interest payments sinca 1889. Funds insured to $10,000 by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, Washington, D. C. Ideal, too, for trust funds, credit unions, estates, churches, corporate funds. Save by mail air mail postage paid both ways.

To open your account mail coupon. 2.495.!byterian Church. Interment will Irving Greenbetg; alio lurvived by 7 grand Died children 5 gieol gtandfhndien. Rela J' be private. Hili Cm.

JILVAN. May of 11th JANE Inee Taylor), w.le of Herman A. Swivan, oged 60. Reiatives, friend ar invited to ottnd the funeral 2 P. from The Rowland 4 Ganthet Eune-ai Ham, 0 i 5 Tonesdai ave.

Ini Magool'O Cem. Friends may call Sat. af'ei 1 P. No viewing fri. v.

tives and friend a Invited to lervicss Fri. 2.48'. 248' 246'e 2 40's 238 2 42ls SOYBKAS: May 2493i 2 49'. July 249' Aug 246' 2 46'i Sep 2.41'a 2 41 Nov 2 3S's 2 Jan 2 42's 241 Mar 2 45" 2 46's 30 P. Joseph levine Son Memorial 211 AKROYD Suddenly, on April 30, 1962 ChuD's.

N. B'oad It. ahov 71st ave. Int 2 18'. JOHV TAIirl.T..

9 rotirorl of VM4 N. EHu ANNA MAKIE inee IVJ Oooneily). beiov.d wis of John Akroyd King David Memonal Park, Fomi'y will How. itark and cold i a funeral without floweri-a tho' already we have forgotten the departed and turned to brighter thing. 248's 2 46'.

2 40' 2 42' 2 45's 9 30b 945 9 62n 9.70n 2 45's proofreader, died Wednesday atiRe ativ ood fnend, oio employ, of rn. 2 45's return to the Rsnick rsidnc, 7341 Mai-vein ove. HAK Of smo' si May 5 DRUMMED LARD: May 9 22 9 30 9 22 Bromiey Mfg. ar invited to th funeral 30 A. Mi f-om th Funeral Horn.

Front and Wes'rnorelnnd S'S. i SKAROFP May 3, HAPY, Yo-k House. 945 ,25,1 his home, 5935 E. Wister st. He 9 42b, was 81.

Mr. Cahill had served lf0a with The Inquirer, the old North Solemn Reauiem M-tm, 10 V'Siint'on WAUE hnsoand ol Einahe'h M. Hak July 45 9 45 Sep Dec b-bid; n-nominal. jbeloved ot Louis, Mmiere Ha inn, iSua Roo.oO't, deot oto'hei -J Iscidorei 5-cirf. Se-vice M.

Chwrb. Int. Hiy iepulchr Cem. RETAIL FLORISTS ASSOCIATION, IMC. Inee Sv.humo;krl, aged E0 years h.rtrnr- friends may Fru e.

American and the Public Ledger GREATER NORTHEAST APARTMENT HOUSE APPRox. 5 ACHES Rhawn St. and Rowland Avi, Philadelphia, fa. Sale will be. held on premises 1 P.M.

(dst) TUES, MAY 22nd Koned for 1 H2 apartments: Water and srsser. level gniunri, two street fronts. Three bus llnee to property, AK( HI-IKIT PLANS, Diuvmns, n-NA(li A.ND C'OKI'OKATIOX AVAII-AHIK. Request brochure. Auctioneers: Raymond A.

McPherson, Ino. Henry Ave. fc Walnut tan Philo. 28, Pa. IV 2-3500 'y of 3016 N.

9th. st. Re atives, lfina and Hoy Name SoCie'v. Knights of St. V7 Broad, Int.

Mt Shcuon. Sn va otl VJ6 A.gort ave. a irnnranrwn(KX)no Qjeen, ANTRIM. May 7. of u.

niuntn jm. i nivi'r'7 iuh.iui CHIOAGO-C'hoice was 6'i-' cental a white crease from 1932 until his retirement in 1955-he was head proofreader for l.one, toimetly of Prank lord, 'V Of l-rannorrl, tLUAHtm in FANCY TALLOW MUU, wit oi 'tie iuic nirny pouii p.ii,niii 9: W. SofT.eriet v. Rfquten H.rjh Mon, BctvivGtVure'i ChutcH. MA M.

in' her 102 veor. and fnnns invited 1q WHITE SPECIAL TALLOW 5-5'. the Progressive Composition Co. service sor 1 1 Kenonoin w-noa'sri Sepulchre Crm, Ffiendi mov coH Surviving are his wife, the form LARD waa cnurcn, e.v raui sr rronnora. r.n louse 862'.

er Teresa Nunan, and two sons, Thomas and John, Jr. (llflll of flowers trernonali moy niau to Rehohoth Method if Church. Int. ton, Uovewina. HANKINJON.

Way 1. CEOSirl HANKiNSON. Se-viros and mt. p-ivate a' IAU. Suddenly of Ft.

laude-dile, fo.j' convenience tn family from Get on May 2, JAMES husoond of Wtowr Fune-al Home of J. Wes ey C-aH loune laverty P.ill. formeily of Wyncote.l Son, 57C2 Wayn uv NEW YOFtK-fl'SDAt-BX'TTER offer-ln more than nmple demand only fair. Prices unchanged. CHEESE steady.

I'rlcea unchansed. WHOLESALE EGG JAMES BATTAGLIA, owner of lifitiifillli In mr1 offering! ample on large and light on James Door CllCCtv Repair SerV- 9J smaller sizes, demund only fair on larae I fmher of Oilbeit S. Ms Mny 6 and good on balance. IWholesale selling ICC, lilM AICI1 U1CC1 1 lltirsaayjc ium and Mrs. An-, B.

a-je- KORAN May I 196? IA0PA lrices based on exchange and Other af Ct llncnsf at I fa mac '3. lor -elatives, ends. erntje'l nf N-. and mothet 415 West Fitth Street. Dept.

21 'Los Angeles 13, California Open my account for I volume saletl. New York spot quotations 'l'. 0f v.l!.omson lodae 4S369 and A. p0 Honn of Boye- St. Solemn (allow: Mixed colors: Kxtras M7 Ibsi 3 and llVf'U at 2241 KllOrr St, Mr.

'and ftiployet ol Cube! Smcance Co. Mais 10 A at Hoy hiin.l 31-32 extras medium 40 lbs aver-1 fAimrlnr nf 11 A' M- 01 ver oss Chu-ch, Mt A.ry Int. Holy Cms aget 2S's-'iil smalls US lbs average) Diiimlia was a lOUIKlir ill ine Chesnui wne-e you n-ciy call Flntives and fnemls may call ot tne 21-22 standard 29-JO'a. checks 26-27. 1 9th Ward American-Italian Rp-i7 'o West Laurel H'-l Cem.

Masonic: fvi Boyd Funeial Horr. 704 Ge-man- M. Whltee: kxtras ty ids mint, ex-i ieivic rn w. fnooy Itom 7 to Seivic Fn Whites: bxtras (47 lbs mint, ex- Mam. medium 140 Ihs average) 29-K): too DUDllCan CIlll).

Slll'VlVOrS lnC llde iiiiilrnliiiiiliiio IAITACUA. May 3, 19(i3, jnwii, or ouallly 147 lbs mln) 31'2-35: mediums th. HUDDflU May MAPY sbjnd cf Non.v Ine Ml lbs average) smalls i .16 Kno-, Address Schinmtl, of 817 Vh nr si. Relatives ond iVri 'l-l 1 Mon "a 30 A. M.

f'-nm tou.s -l of -I top quality (47 lbs mint mcd-iaaughtcrs. Mrs. Dorothy NflSUtl GitKoino Home, 30C-7 M. fid f. Ca 5nt 0 7ont: City.

Keqo em Mass Lady ol konsomi" st" rhrrh A Our lodv of Hoce'ov. and t. Ini. Gteenmounl turns (41 lbs average) 29-31 1 small, 36 an(l Mrs. ancy llertkom.

lbs average i 21-22; peewees wmg fri. e.e. LIVE Too few sales to quote V'mg Scrn, ve. CHARLES POLSKY. a hutch- Prices.

DRESSED POULTRY, Turkeys Grade A and U. S. Grade ready to- Grade A and U. liiacie reany io-i uj. BUNHAIBI -ly 7.

t'W, ot 713 JAtoason. way j. sm.kut. ei tien-cook. frocen.

Carlot and tnicklot trading tr. leQ nursaay 81 MS nOliie, ftl0C, 0( 1551 Hunl-ng 1 house Cloncige, Apt 1017, mother of Phyllis continues quiet, with count! offerings, 5327 Berks St. He W3S 62. Mr 'Pa'k ov'. FDtRiCK, husSnnd of th Intel and Ingnd Ja obson, daughter of M'l.

Mny more liberal. No sales reported. Offer- 'Julio Inee Gregory), oge 78 years. Rla- Greenoeg. Fmetnl services, ings of young hens 8-16 lbs 35-35' young'rOlSKy was employed at the Store oncl aie invited io attend the If.

at the Be-schier funeral Chipet, dVK) torn 14-22 lbs fryer-roaster 4-8 lbs nr hmthpr Irvinrr anrl 'une-al 10 A from Rowlnrd Biood st iBtood st at ti Blvd I ln 35't. Squabs and ducklings 1,18 "VUI" 'uul 4UU and Ganmer Furerol Home. '015 Torresaa el Mnntef.or Cem. Sluva oaseived al her la COMMON DIVIDEND No. 116 The Board ef Directors to-dy declared tbe dividend: 1 2 cents per share on the Common Stock, payable June Ii, 1962 io stockholders of record at the close of business Msr 1962.

let (MBjstr rs IsMstt Ct. Bj Miller, Secritarf cictiKi ats. ritr was a ave. int. cem.

trienas may can fn. 7 to 9 NOTICE OF REDEMPTION UPPER MONTGOMERY JOINT AUTHORITY 4 Sewer Assessment Revenue Bond Series 1960 NOTICE is hereby given that in accord- ence with Sertion 9.0i of Trust Indenture dated as of March I960, between Upper CHICACOd'Sn A) BITTER Whole1 sale selling prices unchanged: 93 sci.re,nieniDer Ol tOnfiUatlOIl li n3J aa 57 966; a 57 966 9 56'. eggs: Aaron Wynncficld. Also surviv- Prices paid delivered hicago unchain- ed to 1 lower; 60 percent or belter Grade are lllS Wife, Bt'SSie; a SOU, A whites 27'r28: large mixed 28: mi'd- j. cicfor Mrs Dnrnthv ium mixed extras 26-26'ai itandards 26- toWara, a SlSier, MTS.

UOrulllJ' 27; checks 23 24' s. Hoffstcin, and one grandchild. I JAMES. On Miy 7. r'-tU BENINCE O' A don, Po Moy Meye-sl Ge- ig 9 jvc.s JEAN inee Becher, wife sVJomSe.cl tie'-ne i Eemngei.

and f- ends ate.f mi Chops' O. i nvitea to a'lend the se-vices I.JO.Memo'is Cou-t Jr7? O-oe- AmorW's of tie Firf lofhe-an Chu-ch, fton'and 'remoe- of -h 16 Cud on jt 1 ond Hini-etd Col'ing-laie, u. in', her la' ham, 2468 7Vth ne V-il ey F-sige Gnroens Fnends ere mny ft Sun, Int Ch' o- caii 7-9 P. McC.i"ilanri funera HJ rr 0 8 P. Hone.

702 S. Oiefer pike, Genoiaen, Po. Amaranth sen, re A 33 At a time of sorrow the quiet dignify which distinguishes our service is truly appreciated. There is dignity in the beauty of our chape! in our memorial service in th thoughtful kindness of our tnjff. It is when you need every extra consideration that the experienced and under-handing hand and unequalled facilities of Joseph Levins and Son count most.

THI GIIATMT NAI IM lUllft V. COTTON FUTURES JAMES E. BOYLE, a pipefit- (lave .34 32b up 10 tor at the Naval Base until his Montgomery Joint Authority and lne Philadelphia National Bank, as Trustee, JUS, 000 principal amount of the above described bonds due Mitrrh 1, 1966. bearing the following numbers, each with the prefis SA have been selected by lot and called for redemption on June 1, 196J, it a price of 100: Open 34.23 34 64 34.43 PROPOSALS 'a-T July MOTICS TO CONTRACTORS (1,1 7441 JOHN husband cf Ethe' 4vl3 st surjaeniy M.45h ul I retirement, died Thursday at his IHNII, shey of fiifh 34.10 34 67 .14 46 34.52 34.79 35 00 Low 34.23 34 6.i 34 43 348 34.79 34 95 KAUFMANN Mo'sl st cn 7 i v'j hnsoan-l A' KasjHo'- of 26 Cen'icii ave Aulovon Bd do'e: loes-iay, May Tmelfx. 34 49 34 50b up 7 home.

He was 69 find lived atlADnl "6- l-ienas, employe oi i-ie rairmounr rn-K uomi'i sn -n -ee -nte; i J. Se- 7 i 92 203 92 Ifor -e a'ivs and 'nencls on of ooening: lliCO A. M. Eos'e Day 1 tint, 451 Saving Tne Sealed oris i oe received Mar 34 74 457; by the Comm-isioners of Sucks County tori May 34 95 462 1 tne 'oilOAing I July 34ftb up 5 IV-U iN. Dim SI.

Jie was a meill- employes. Post V.I invited I' 34 UP 5 hpe fif (hp IIolv NartlP Soriplv 9 A. Furerol Hon-e 34 6il) UP 8 tF 01 1 1B 1 SULHIJ. Spnngf.ed Soien-n Mass ke 7 99 204 99 8ai' Chest' 'Of 1 82f' a' Oh P. m.

Sales ot F'cmcis 463 I Fumi'ur 4 EgU'Oreit, Court Bjilding unci Oct 33bup 3 surviving are nis wne, me ior-pu'e-n, cnu Middling snot 35.70n, unchanged, n-nom- i'O A. int S' Patricks 187 f. and A Sun. eve. ImU b-hld, J11C VVCl, Po fnendi may cn I eve I Mrs.

Mae Powers and Miss 3 hav PR0P0AILS Maureen, and three grandchil-loond of ioyf kDiVftOMeNT AUTHORITY OF THE Mr.n Canin-n, N. tjr ct li CUV it. Dw.l nwii UICU. lltiKr Mi, lrv, fti, h-a M'S I KONCHIN5KY Moy 1 ia 'of HoA'lrd Korv-hinsky. 'f Popri' ooci LeviUcwn P-j mo'her of K-ren i 4M: Office Build pg, Bucks Coun'y Courthouse, 470 1 Doyiejtown, Pennsylvania.

471 i A'chitecM Carol', Gf'Sda'e and Van 475lA en, Z6 Peon Center Plena, Ph.lade'plva, 478 Pennsylvania. A-ch'tet Fred F. 483 I Martin, West and fame $feels. Doylestown, 484 Pennsylvania. 47 1 Bias will be received by Mr.

William P. Controller of Bucki County Ad- Steven s'e- of. Pk Ken.n, Jack We-' 285 292 293 296 30.1 304 305 306 309 31.1 323 332 3,14 3.19 345 352 354 360 377 37ft 391 421 4.55 448 105 116 119 12S 126 1.10 lil 1.32 1.18 142 14.3 144 154 1SS 16fl 170 172 180 182 18.S 186 191 192 20S 210 1114 215 21 112 211 229 2.16 2J7 24.1 2 2i2 2SJ 2iS 259 26.i 268 27t) 272 27f 20 282 INVITATION FOP BIDS Ke't Srhce'i' and M-s freda jsh; inna tavcira ooiomon, aaugiiier ot wr, nno Te Pe-leelopmerrt Authority of the City MRS JOHN BOWER Ihe'n'elhe' of Mi. B-oswine) nmi M'l 'Mrs Hot-y lAema Funeral sen, rs in nf Philadelphia will receive sealed Bids fori. Louise Go-dn, also lurv.vea Dv -2 g-and-, JO ol Be'srhier Fone-al Chanel Removal of Services in East Poplar U'faanllOrmer Anna Jlamgan, died cniio-en ond 18 goof gtan-irh la-en, Rett-XtOO M- B'oad i.

I Broad St. at the Bivl Peneal A'eo. Si-chcn 4, ioca-ed In th UfhlsVfidnoiHau nt hor homo nn tho ond f-enos it nved fune'L s. lenT Cerr tm -y reM-n Ward, City of Ph.lndelonio. bound'd by! tuI1esuay dl lltr XlOme On we fti i 30 P.

ecue'y. 4.6 Volley j0. Meitoi Pa-x. Spring Garden, Ninth, th Streets, Baltimore nike. FernwOOrt.

Tlrla. Golos-eins 6410 fl, st. M' I nvnistrarion vjy.e vwi, ii.n- svlvcinio, untl 11. CO A. Esste-n Day-ght Saving Tne, Tuesday.

May 22, a' wh'Ch t-m th bids will be publicly JOSEPH I IKyjiS SON ooered and reaa in the oftic of th Com ratrniQun: wvpnue ana rum orree'. anqi rt of Rurics Countv. 490 497 498 500 510 Sll 512 51.1 S14 519 520 FUNERAL DIRECTORS B-own. Ma-snall. Parnsh and Sfeeti, I ware t'UUIIljr.

ai5 Wits ia. aurviv-o'l ai delineated in the plans and ipeciica flrp snn Tnhn and a Sharon Cem. Shiva he ooseived i.e! May 5 97 S' Crss Schoffr resiaence, P.esiaent a'. Pa, SlfPHFN n.jsb'ir,-; Adam House 2I hu ot f'-ir-eis. Susanni Inee Me'tje-I Sn conttiDufiOni to G-eenwood House.

J47 Fune-ii Hnme il'O Mo-n Each proooso: mult be sccon-Dood by a Certified Cneck or satisfactory B'd Bond ivnl liir cin tions, until two o'clock P. M. ces of the Peaeve'-lriaudlter. MrS. Josenh ClannPT.

Greenwood Ir.nton. tjr not esi -non iMoy 17, 19t2. a' the off o' Do-by. Moss essed Van ai a iv a. Mo'y Church, "5 A.

M. friends coil iao oomtnt Asitispcity City of Philnoe -i tovo'lte charcy. onia, 711 South 8 aad S'-eet. Philndelchiai Comniiii one-s of County. vnmg 7 to 9.

Plons. scec' cot ons contiact flxuir-ent 7 Pennsylvania, which and oiace iJCQtllH tj ISPIVIICVP BOWEII. Sudden'y, en May ANNA M. inee K-irtigani, i viinu, iii which in ijm'j ui and o-ooosa. forms not eeefl.r.g 0 bjfj, bs opBnfd and aloud.

at umt 7 1967. ne Co Po Proposed farm of Controct Docume-'its Franlr RrnHnn sirirlnlv Icnnsvrs fernwood, De including Drowingi and Technical Scree if ica mouvh) fin aA In ri to So -W St. tioni, a on fi at the of'icei of the Fe-lrjresS acent Who Was Credited eisn keiu t-n Moss. Mon 10 A MAKOUETTI May 7, PAUt husisono of the l-ite iu a V.o of 1)4 Pasiotiui si. Feia-fives.

Inends ana employes ol Edward Bccl'l Cc o'e mv feci se-vice Kirk Nice 6301 Cermantrwn aye Int, Hi'ls Cem, m.ay call Sun. ve RcoKniid For Leadership over 85 Yean Phtfad'lphia: 1512 North Broad Street PO 9-610O North Broad Street WA 7-2703 Miami Htach: 19th and Alton Road 1-1151 12W Normandy Drive JE 1-1151 Miami: and Oou'as Road HI 3 2211 aeve menl Auhoriy of the tiv of pniio-i" Cnuirti lil Fenn bivi coment Irs Said bonds called for redemption will ve 0n or GO P. be due and become payable on June l.ivtoy AD.i 3j 1 9-2, at 'h r'l of 1162 at the principal oftire of the Trustee, orlj Van Aien, ti Penn The Philadelphia National Bank, Broed i pl0ja, Piilnae Dhia, Pennsylvania, end Chestnut Streets. Philadelphia I. on dooii' $25 00 per end from and after June 1, 1962 ook of said p-ani, con-interest on said bonds shall cease to accrue.

I document formi ond prooosai fens ae.pt io. at South Broad Street. Phiio thus uiiui5 a uiiuKvs nis; lap aone. Po. Int.

iva-. Friena ay cu oe'pnia 7, Pennsylvania. of J. Pjecpont Morgan at Home of Andre Lop ei ot the Contract Dxumemi may (.. I n.n I- VI-W irji.my Payment of the redemption price of ana 'ore on tne in 'ne uttic Ot tn county com- I I uii ui.T...

hi wirinu ii 10 luiiiiiiiucc Healings in ill read, cieve'ooment Author ty of the City of PHila- t. I de phia for each let of documents so obtain-1 rrOV'ldenCe, K. I. lie W8S 10. I nrvenomant Author-lv of the Citv ot Phi n- I -T-ni'innnnn i A uqd pnia ror eacn set ot Documents io ootain- ivtiususv, i.

uc iu. i HITT. .1. nn .1 i n.w accrued interest at tne res i v.v miss oners or ducks s-oun-y, xotmitror'oniae On May 7 tC? of Fo Wash- FPAfiK 8 se 0vo 'gsDjnd of Oo'oti-y per H.UUO principal emoiim on sain du.iu, sjiici ng oov.eirawn. eo I for VearS he WaS preSS agent mg'on, Po G.

HAM, husoond of ltSery ces 10 In-je-so'l i ssill be made upon presentation ancl sur. which sho I oe keot for the inspection A retted check or bank d'aft, p-iynbei ft Wong Services Mon A ne-ol Home in' Nati'na1 Cem render of said Bonds together with all cou-iof 01l pe-ioni until th. coenmg of the to th, Authority of Cry for Ringling BrOS. Bamum 'm Funeral Mom. HI hi Ma.n Vll, Sun 7 to 9 pon.

meturint eubsequent to June 1, 1962. seg.ed di. 'tn'l: "V.i I. a jT.L BaileV. He WaS DCrforminZ a Oeo-g Wasn.ngtonl teturnina comniet.

ment Bonos or satisfactory Bd s-j- I his notice has Been given in act oruiiv- foir. No viema 4un. ev. udvi good eecutd by ti doer P'-rMOND A 1 M(CAII i. plons and loecifi-ot ons condition; on an accervawe' similar SfTVice for Cole BTOS With Article IX of said Indenture.

-f ith on st husbont ot eji IUIKHAI0T Moy 7. S'EPHffi FLOWERS for MOTHER'S DAY ond With fen "51 ciiys ot-e- owning on amoun- eaual to ten percent! b.di. w.M be refunaed hi payment full.l 1 I of the es'lma'ed cost ef Pemoval Ujde Keatty ClTCUS When a V. leiris McCaoe fe at ves, THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL FiANK h. lehgh am, ion the ct iond e-'-p cyes of fe ic Cob Co.

tasit'sef 'e's pn-'H of se-j. may or any event not less than hp AiaA ie 1. nod A. Bo-kharof l-iee f', 1 A. ch-tseci by ode cn ooywent of thi030 00 sho'l be sebf itiea wt-n eocn n'O i i TRUSTEE po- r-M eproaucms luch ie-i or parts of! Thf twssful B-me- aiI' be retired tot IrVlDg Elf)0, who composed r'l i cost 0f April 27, 1982 i IS stcicfory perforn-ance furnish o-io -I High f'a Chur'h.

A. Viewi'-g i. scores for more than 300 motion NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE CONSULT Tht ses P'nns oni SO f'Ct ons n-oy be Cotiieci-ai Ceu 'CKi'f Doyn-i j-seon. J. Pens! yes, Inenas org H' e'y to FirrPatncs- Fu-e-a-Hcne B'ocr-j si Sun a tei 4 ie ktneve h.f Pictures, in Hollywood.

He was of tese-ves th go th, c.i I L. r' 1. -f Mjf FLORISTS OF DELAWARE VALLEY IHMFU YOlJt IOVI IY 5EN0IN0 THI FlOYVtP, OP, 9" nfcnnai- any and all bidi cr to wo ve any li. BIDfi 3 ISO WTtllP "Mtlft t--t a it 1, ft ci 1 t- sitation, 10 A. In' 00 Cols 0 A.

Oa 1 lie OianitI ctrol Cem, Faryng tacmt ei in tar. in tar. 'a offntad McDFKMOTT "0, 3 SAA I I 1- ci L'tr. I A. 3-f C.

o' S0-m I 1967, forrr-er'y of 1130' a aged 'A veo-s Se-v lor i.o'rei am fj' 5 beoved hsihotsej ''enoi 0 A. th Uoryl, aged 6. Cr i'ch of C-ty, J.J s. Song," "Michigan State College! c.ASf.Y.-Mey PLANT OF YOU CHOICi OUItING THIS JtAiUN, AND THROUGHOUT THI YEAS- DFUVEP.E0 ANY- rT -WHI l. SIWPIY PHONI ONI OF THI FLORISTS LISTED IflOYY.

viewed, fee rha'ne. nt tie Osdg t'jn Room, Ph. ocie'ph Pennsyl-von a Th Commission of fl County r. s-v th 3-t to re e-t any or all ds and to accent c- any part of any ana to ony cefecti or irregg-loritles in ony b'ds. Hy of.

A' L. PEARCE. Ch.ef eik, Co--'SS cf Si-t-Vs C'iny Marchina Sone and other.N. inrh w.uiavi It tf TRANSISTOR it-es tne biclo ng A'ention it cahed to the fact that nc lesi than th nimum lalar es ond wagfS oi let fonh in th Contract Docun-entl moir be Doid on proiect fi ns mov be he by the Pedeva'co'nent Autnoritv.of rhe C'ty of Fhilnae pma for a period not to esceed forry-five I4M aovs f'em th dafe of the ocening di for the aurnose of 'eviewng bms and nvesn. 1 11 a' Motgo-et foee ito MU ds dil diUUm Ol 1 ei ana fr enas and m-noeri of Fmia.

ml. pi yci'e mil ff a HEADQUARTERS songs for professional football a'V' "7 f2 von 3 A J-tiepn I. Hepo Fore-o Hun, MtFfTllOG! juOderiv, cn Moy I. teams. 320-52 N.

st. Reau-e-n Muss.Ui 77 iv Pi-tv. 0 GfOUC- husoond sn ei i rean inii i- I O' jt CITY OF PHItADF.l-1 gotma th Qualifications of th Baie'i, St. ludwg's Church, 10 A. W.

V-wing Mife' -tae Pe y. Luc AL AXELROD, FLOWERS ii ruti rr-N a vF vi '4 PdOCgSIMfNI DEPT C-i a. "I s.iiur sioiu, uaiifeiinci Hit M. Int. Ho Cress Com.

ri -ns me to the utv fce fivi end1 s'ior fa vTa ng th Contract. is Hue end publicly in Rjo-n 113, City H-ll Anie May 4. "PAPPAS FOR FLOWLRS" INOUSIRIAL ELECIRONIC OiSIRIBUTOR Korlbeast laie wnueiaw Keia, in London She was 78. Po'iorl -go rut tea CA5HY. Moy l.ly of Fe-' eve AMTHCNY, for-iVso'-'y beloved b'jslxjnd'w0 (s of Jcj'oes ond Hcir-v of Inn Wlav, Vty 1 f-o' the -A o'e- r-ro-t-e-.

'S ed re OA' f-io os v-iH occentea tm- F- -ds I WF DFLIVES CiTY SUEllfW I 'fn S'jBUcEAf4 SiATiON IO -C41A- ort- en ty 0f th of Phi CSCieiDh' "1 Guitove Atst.rfj,;n, Chi rn-nn 600 PINN CAMDIN, N.J. At Bnomm Fronklm Indg WO 4 8o60-Phlln WA 2-7037 The former Jean Templeton h' b'c'T Cevel-jn-J O'co i a -e i financial Sta'en-enti s- 0- n. 6 MfriPS Keid, sue war tne winow ot Mr md He en Vcci, Cinc-nnot- fvca I s.i'i with sns, Mnrirc trt VISlttAS i. BRIMMER'S rENVHOION NE 4-OoMi DelawaaCounty CARROLL'S FLORIST rsfta k-JP Mo'DADt SIV3 0A.J3Y West Philadelphia mw DfND noiic'j ftv.irivAN.A jonn uuDert wara, wno oiea ol- O.f; 'i wife ot I. fr4, I I A A ooo ends Gei- PHIlAbilPHIH SUIUMAN at cn, c1' i ocT ed P' 1938, and W3S 8 dame Cf the Or-'s-- hkj ci.J eve 7 TfcASi-CrrATiVM CVANY bs lntoro-on otto mr' postt's iff r.ne I9i o'd--.

i reeiisnl.m nf 3 Sn Home. GEO. H. FAHS, FLORIST t2' G'A'D AVE 3 Mw to lew cennoct ond tonts rev hei A. M.

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