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1 Escheat Notices OF REVENUE ESCHEAT NOTICES December 14, 1961 SECRETARY OF REVENUE ALL ADDRESSES ARE PHILA, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue, Division of Escheats, advises that under the Act of June 1915, P. L. 878, named persons or their legal representatives are fled to activate their deposit accounts and claim other items from the bank or county officers er It will be turned over to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to be held for a later claim. CHARLES M. DOUGHERTY, PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL BANK DEMAND DEPOSITS Jacob Gheritz 35.00 Bernice 4 Emanuel D.

Brodsky 2,961.87 Sonia, Naomi Handelman, 4919 N. 9 302.51 W. H. Harman, 1905 Spring Garden 22.21 das. Hoy, Guard, Madeline T.

Lbughery, 117 E. Hector, shohocken 181.18 Andrew Lannutti Post L. A. W. W.

212 4, Conshohocken 25.54 Peerless- Brands, State 242.44 Martha Williams, 1636 S. 56 15.64 CASHIERS CHECKS Victoria Brandt, Shipowners Agency, 500.00: Sam Hofman, Kenneth Donaldson, 19.14; Camilla Clara Resile, Julius F. Chivick, 11.34; Jas. W. Joan L.

Robinson, 11.80: Sami. Eliz. Allen, 15.46; McKenzie Const. 28.24, Gen, F. Cormeny, 350.00; Grand Hotel, 10.00; King of Prussia 19.69; Alex Boretsky.

24.011 Wistar Inst. of Anatomy Biology. 16.00; Gustav Bohl, 549.00: Soc. Emilie Am. H.

Wilson, 347.35, ment of 17.58. CERTIFIED CHECKS Merton Soligman, 4040 15.00 dat Supply 3326 caster 10.001 John J. Mackerey, 601 Tyson 10.00 REGISTERED CHECKS No. 252441. 258188, 10.00; .258812.

50.00 259278. $30.00 260058, 275926, 264,149, 15.00; 10.00: 272850, 20.00: 282360, 27.15; 287100, 10.14: 298063, 45.00; 304882, 34.50; 306137. 10.00: 313378, 12.00. BANK DRAFTS No. 4089, 26.00, Eftalea Skepetores, 135.00 Pietro Cellin.

30.00, Geo. dopeules, 15.00; All Maschile Antoniane, 10.00; Pieter Hoogerwerff, 18.00, "CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECKS Dixon, Kathleen, 560 Camden, N. J. 11.50 No. C040571-2WP 10.00 GIFT CHECKS Marvin Harriet Hartman by Wenograd 10.00 Ricky Razet by Harry Davis 10.00 DIVIDENDS Clarence A.

Short, Lewes, Del. 53.00 Walter G. June U. Fortnum, 1200 Pond Bristol 35.00 Miriam L. Stirl, 43 S.

8, Reading 13.50 Ray Tricker, 311 E. Front, Media 22.50 FRONT STREET OFFICE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Wm. F. Lake, Wm. 1315 Evre 23.69 Levak, Nancy A.

Vogt, 2300 E. Gaul 10.30 ALLEGHENY OFFICE "Rachel Walls, Angelican Home, Roosevelt 1011,38 Anna G. Connor, 1 Eleanor, 2820 Frankford 24.19 Elvene C. Gibson, 3037 10.30 Gee. Marg.

R. Giarlante, 2124 Clearfield 117.93 SAFE DEPOSIT BOX Mary E. Butler NORTHERN OFFICE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Esther Friedman, 536 W. Diamond 10.55 Jas R. or Morthena Tressier, 2310 N.

9th 13.88 Nick. Gallatia, Catherine 2132 N. 5th 15.45 Nick Gallang, Joan 15.45 FAIRHILL OFFICE ACCOUNTS Gao. Wassell, 1523 W. Erie 1666.61 Sneed.

1604 N. Bouvier 10.97 Alice Richmond, Dent. RD Ivyland. Bucks Co. 21.63 Alice Richmond, Georgini 19.04 Rang Quinn, 1947 N.

4th 71.70 Hubert S. Bennett, 113 W. Plumstead 28.70 John A. McDermott, 221 E. Wil.

lard 16.04 Vitelina M. Murphy, Arlene 6529 N. 13th 96.34 Earl D. Franklin, 3123 Emerald 10.30 M. Jncoby, 3261 N.

6th- 10.30 John J. Whalen, Jr. 7224 Algard 10.30 ERIE OFFICE SAVINGS ACCOUNT Willard Hagey, 422 E. Alleg. 29.99 SAFE DEPOSIT BOX Chas.

Word CONSHOHOCKEN OFFICE 1 Y. Weidner 49.69 BRISTOL OFFICE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Albert H. Purvin, Both Rd. 89.37 Thos. M.

Juno, 1305 Wood 25.00 Creighton H. Vandegrift, Eddington 31.95 Dominick or Francis Giagnacove, 334 Jefferson 755.84 Walter E. Tomlinson, 214 Walnut 49.72 Matilda Hallenback, 550 Linden 11.24 Anthony Simeone, RD-1 14.22 Hill. RD-2 10.26 Burnhilde Encierline, 8x. 537, Croydon 12.12 Fr.

J. Esuchonko, Croydon 11.34 Cecilia A or Paul Kuehner, coln Univ. 55.70 Chos. Duffy, Chas. Haines, Newport Rd.

32.20 Robt. C. Ruehl, Robbin, 607 Radcliffe 40.33 Sarah McGovern, 826 Keystone, Crovdon 299.80 Jovie Casmieri, Dominick, 213 New Brook 23.97 Hadwig E. or Jar. P.

Markey, Travose 27.65 Marvin Ortlip, Creek New. portvl. 16,48 Rose Sozia, John, 447 Wash. ington 124.50 CASHIERS CHECK Andre Greenhouse, Ine. 525.00 CERTIFIED CHECKS Miber Corp.

40.00 REGISTER CHECKS Eliz. D. Willard 10.00 Evelyn Corlio, 816-4th 19.52 SOUTHAMPTON OFFICE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Harry P. Dager, 524 Pennypack Hatboro 14.13 Carol A. Schroeder by Janet, Feastervi.

640.07 YARDLEY OFFICE Geo. H. lanes 10.80 Ann A P. Jester 17.28 Daris Goodenough, Pat. 26 Laciede, Trenton, NJ 25.87 CHESTER AREA OFFICE DEMAND ACCOUNTS Leipervi.

Civic 1400 ChasCrum Lynne 12.36 "Dovid or Mara. Smythe, 115 Burton Sharon Hill 30.00 Harry or Rose M. Henderson, 1000 Meadow, Chester 29.52| Economic Heating 515 sal, Wynnwood 14.51 Michael Kahuy, 4846 Shepard, Brookhaven 96.19 Chas. Kallenberg 10.75 Coupon Acct. Co.

of Court House, Media: 20.00 CASHIERS CHECKS Q. Klein, Tr. 10.00 CERTIFIED CHECKS No. 27 10.71 No. 34 100.00 REGISTER CHECKS No.

2261. 75.00; 2732. 15.00 4548. 15.00: 11175, 20.00; 17383, 50.00 CHESTER CAMBRIDGE OFFICE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Mary Bryan 11.52 Ed. Hayes, 213 W.

7th 50.00 Michael Bonnet 42.66 "Milmont Republican Milmont Pk. 47.44 Simia Towns 12.99 Bertha Price 15.45 -Michael Grassano Francis Louise Lanigan 20.60 Robl. Clifford 25.70 HATBORO OFFICE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Florence A. Martin 323,48 Everett or Irene G. Powers, 220 S.

York 180.25 Rich. H. or Dorothy Buehler, son. Willow Grove 31.73| Helen Herstine, 43 Evans 12.27 Joel Harry or Jos. Kalatucka, 23 13.39 Mercer Walters, 15 E.

Montgomery 10.33| W. Witzgall, 23 E. Glenside, Glenside 10.08 Ruth A. Hansell, 41 S. York 15.45 DEMAND ACCOUNT Carolyn Dress Shoppe, 41 S.

York 10.89 LANSDALE OFFICE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS June E. Smith, Garfield. West Point 10.30 DEMAND ACCOUNTS Asso, Clubs of Lansdale, Broad 12.27 Sami. Hoffman 146.00 20.22: C. 25.57: E.

J. 13.53; all Escheat Notices SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Arthur Moss, Chas. Singer, Nos. $091, 234C, 577,1, 1659, 9. 150FN.

MONTGOMERY OFFICE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Trieste L. Capriotti, 410 Main, Norristown 12.64 Marie E. Drow, 26 S. Barry Trooper 11.831 Ed. town W.

Dunn, 131 W. Airy, 11.29 Conrad O. Hilbert, 123 W. Elm, Norristown 63.58 Warren Kummerer Warren, 210 Louman, Trooper 73.08 Wm. D.

Roberts, St. Norristn 11.05 Fred L. 5, Shanaman, 506 Norris, 10.86 DEMAND DEPOSITS Evelyn M. Harris, 113 Knox, Norristown 38.52 Beulah R. Stapleton, Box 14, Eaglesville 41.50 CERTIFIED CHECKS Jos.

George Son, 12.25, No. 2306, 10.00: 2723 30.00 CITIZENS POTTSTOWN OFFICE SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Jas. A. Betty J. Welsh 16.00 GIMBEL OFFICE All addresses Phila.

unless otherwise noted. SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Catherine Fairbrother, 38 Hanover, Riverside, NJ 14.34 Eliz. Riordon, University Hosp, Eliz. J. Joseph, 1536 N.

8th 11,46 Selma P. Weinstein, 314 S. 56 106.57 Esther Pomerantz, 3217 W. mand 2259.45 Morris Schurr, 2511 N. 6 67.40 Rae Kanoff, Ronald 30.64 David Marder, 6804 Greene 30.64 Chas.

R. Smith, 4114 Brown 120.93 Rose Rosenthal, 5320 Parkside 46.35 Angelina Schmidlin; 2239 S. wood 15.68 Bernice Michie, 5662 Malcolm 10.98 Abe Weinstein, 6147 Pine 116.42 Rebecca Hartman, 1628 N. 60 20.07 Henry P. Stewart, 1006 Clinton 15.78 Ernest Grimwood, 231 N.

9 17,51 Lydia Levinson. 433 Glen Echo, Mt. Airy 11.33 Clarence C. or Mabel O. Hill, 3745 N.

18 11.18 Frances Esposito, Jerry, 2819 S. Beulah 1126.37 Frances Esposito, Michael 1124.46 Robt. Maxwell. 58 Revere. Hill 12.06 Rita M.

Quigley, Cath. Dunn, 529 N. 35 18.54 Wm. Lyster, 3315 Sp. Garden 10.30 Kath.

Ellington, Diane, 2434 N. 18 20.60 Douglass Barbour, 2340 W. Hagert 10.30 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES Betty Distell, Adele Kostoff, Arnold M. Kelt, Morris L. Lena Mayerson, Wm.

H. Smith, Sadie Solomon. Louis Wolfman, Frank Kogan, Mary W. Felton Howard Z. Houck, Betty May, Bertha V.

Brown, F. Herrick ners, Marie Elison, Harry Forman, Gerald Celia Gerton, Jacob Goldstein, Hynes, Lillian M. Keefer, Betty Lieberman, Naomi McDade Dinah Miller, Novegrod, Bertha N. Welsh or Mae Feresty, Harry J. Whitlock, Emory 8.

Willis. December 14, 1961 The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue, Division of Escheats, advises that under the Act of June 25, 1937. P.L. 2063, named sons or their legal representatives fied to claim the amounts from the corporation or it will be turned over to the monwealth of Pennsylvania to beh eld for a later claim. CHARLES DOUGHERTY SECRETARY OF REVENUE ALL ADDRESSES ARE PHILA, UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED FIRST CLASS BLDG.

LOAN ASSN. Wm. Wood, Liquidating Tr. 5144 Castor UNCLAIMED FUNDS HELD BY COMMONWEALTH Ladies Div. A.O.H.

A. Slattery, 2557 N. 18 95.25 Wm. E. Lindsay 2848 N.

26. 106.50 WALTER P. GOUGH BLDG, LOAN ASSN. Wm. W.

Wood, Liquidating Tr. 5144 Castor UNCLAIMED FUNDS HELD BY COMMONWEALTH Annie Reilly, 4307 Ludlow 53.90 Wilfield Scull, Gratersford 41.25 PENN INVESTMENT CO. 1500 St. FUNDS HELD BY COMMONWEALTH DIVIDENDS Myrtle M. Jones, Meridion Hill Hotel, Washington, D.

C. 11.00 E. L. Aver Baker 10.00 STOCK Myrtle M. Jones, Washington, D.

C. 49.56 PENNSALT CHEMICALS CORP. Three Penn Canter FUNDS HELD BY COMMONWEALTH WAGES J. E. Kennedy 1011 Liberty, Tarentum 192.00 Hugh Temple 4380 Blodgett, Houston, Tex.

69.62| CUSTOMER CREDITS Natl. Tube U. S. Steel. Gary, Ind.

15.00 Mason's Dairy, Cumberland, Md. 15.00 Globe Chemical Cincinnati, O. Sheffield Diversey, Newark, N. 11.55 Photo Engravers, ford, Conn. 53.10 Reliable Order Co.

15.00 DIVIDENDS Merriam B. Barthold. Haneybrook 13.60 UNITED SAVINGS BENEFICIAL ASSN. 1401 Arch St. UNCLAIMED MONEYS HELD BY COMMONWEALTH Mary Marter, Benf.

S. Dennis Est. 214 Highland, Wayne 129.35 Mary C. Sliney. Ed.

C. Courtney 173 Spg. Valley. Hackensack N. J.

30.64 Dallas Lore Wilmington, Del. Norman E. Carroll. 3100 Passyunk 15.85 Herbert L. Frame, 3852 Bennington 1005.73 Geo.

J. Litiman 1800 N. JUNIATA CONSUMERS COOPERATIVE ASSN. FUNDS BY COMPIONWEALTH STOCK Frank Afflerbach, 2152 Brighton 29.20 Mrs. Win.

J. Brown, 223 Bristol 10.05 Mary Carlson, 6656 Blakemore 19.01 Nathan Eisenberg 34.81 Zil' ah Hohn, 205 Bristol 14.27 Wm. Hargrove, 18 Nyuck 12.02 Clarence Heath, Fox Chase, Hollywood 11.60 Ruth L. Hedrick, 411 Bristol 15.39 Albert Jeffries, 5303 Chestnut 24.98 Clara Jones, 466 Bristol 14.97 Mrs. Wm.

Kavanaugh, 7201 Walk17.78 Florence Kistenmacher, 2075 LaRue 44.02 Marg. Lafferty, 4321 Glendale 16.51 Arthur Leslie, 2825 Post, ville. Fla 11.60 Shirley Marquart, 4249 Ormond 16.44 Geo, Martin, Syracuse, N. Y. 11.60 Marjorie C.

Messer, Swarthmore, N. Y. 17.40 Alfreda Miller, 4253 Castor 11.12 Eliz. Morris, 615 Aintree 14.01 Florence W. Potts, Big Flats, N.

Y. 11.60 Rub 507 E. Thelma 11.60 Jos, Ealenor Strain, 274 Bristol 12.33 11.65 Anna Ward 332 Warren, 272 Bristol 10.59 Catherine Ernest Welsh, 344 Bristol 12.27 Margaret Wood, Arch St. YMCA 11.60 GLOBE AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER CO. OF PA, 2034 Washington Ave.

Roy Griffith, 5644 Vogel, CincinCLASS A STOCK nati. Ohio 900.00 DIVIDENDS Wm. H. Crane, Natl. Shawmut 56.00 8k.

Boston, Mass W. J. Flanagan, 6126 St. rence, "Chicago, Ill 280.00 THE AMERICAN PULLEY CO. 4200 Wissahickon Ave.

UNCLAIMED WAGES A. Dulkoski, 16.14; Wm. Burns, 24.22; A. Fedak, 22.88; P. Cocol, Joan Benedict, 24.06 Alben Costa.

33.66: Elmer Knecht. 11.24: Mary A. Morris, 22.97; Robert C. Wright, 16.73: Daniel Ball, 59 Robert Brien, 39.97; Mildred A. MacDougall, 10.22; Edward Murphy, 21.75; Robert B.

Sims, 17.87; John Christian, 12.68: Chas McCarthy. 10.44; Chas. Carney, 61.94; Joseph McAlice, 23.20: Thos. Guigon, 10.40; Mary Craighead. 14.14; Ruth Kennedy, 16.15: Irene Leak, 11.93: Frances Lansky.

10.94; Geo. H. ParC. 32.50; Cecilia Rose, 26.57; Aubrey J. mon.

Williams, 38.14; Alexander Natishyn, 34.23; Leo McCoffrey. 28.54: Mintie N. Thaxton, 16.70; Peter Wellman, 15.39: Benjamin F. Burdock, Frank Mirsbella, 11.16: Ulysses Cobb. 12.24: Dennis Covanaugh.

10.38; Agnes Shaughnessy, 18.62; Jos. Hartnett, 13.41 Robert Kerwin, 18,58: Eula V. Hollock, 12,28: Betty Hoove, Mary T. Johnson, 29.11: Ellen Shaw. 11.07 Rosalie Novok, 36.16: Florence Potensa, 15.25: Edwardo Bell, 16.42: Pete J.

Mur. Alga Fuske, 26.43; Lonnie Wil. kerson. 16.64: Clarence J. Johnson, 10.24: Mary E.

Konoso, 14.23; Thos. McCaresvy, 103.86; Leah E. Hunton, 15.52: Ella Owens, 49.59: John T. Mullan, 32.09: Mary E. Monroe, 23.69: Laura O.

Kroll, 19.36: Frederick Roos, 19.08: Antonia Paelesti, 21.12; Bernard Rogers, 77.78: Leslie Robinson, 37.08: Jas. Boyle, 87,06: Win. Price, 42.60. Ready to change jobs? There's a world of opportunity in The Inquirer In last Sunday's Inquirer EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES advertised 144 JOBS paying $10,000 and over a year! It pays to read the Help Wanted ads Sunday and every day in The inquirer. 313, OTTO 111 in in contract 26th 1113.

715. of 7 of of of THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 14, 1961 ad 27 of 12, N. 1 2 Front id. of John 131 lat 2013 T. St.

call from 0.E.5., 11 and all M. Int. call St 2 of 2073 North to to Int. of Storz). 3113 F.

-Dee. 12, MARY DESMOND, 558 Wartman Roxborough. Formerly of Chestnut Hill and Ca. Cork, Ireland. Wife the late Charles A.

Abbott and mother of Sister Nicholas Marie, S.S J. Solemn Requiein Mass at Our Mother of Consolation Church Saturday, 10 A. M. Inf. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Friends may call at Jacob F. Ruth 8413 Germantown Friday eve. ANDREWS. -On 12th 12th, RACHEL (nee French), of 51 S. Main Multica Hill, N.

J.1 wife of the late George M. Relatives and friends are invited to attend 6th day 10.30 Friends Meeting, Mullica Hill. Int. Friends Ground, 12, 1961, WILLIAM Beloved husband of Bertha E. (nee Domme of 2041 E.

Hazzard st. Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral, Sat. 8 A. from Dillon Funeral Home, 2155-57 E. Com berland st.

Solemn High Mass, Visitation Church. Int. Quarryville, Pa. Friends may call Fri. 7 10 9 P.

M. -Dec. 11, 1961, of 922 W. burn GEORGE, husband of lola Bessan (nee Howard). Relatives, friends, Thomas R.

Patton Lodge F. A. M. Order of RR Conductors Brakemen Division and P2R Relief Dept. and all other Masonic organizations of which he was a member are invited to service, 2 P.

Kirk and Nice. 6301 Germantown ave Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve Masonic service 8 P.

M. -Dec. 12, 1961, LEROY G. husband of the late Alice Bossert, of 1610 E. Mount Pleasant ave.

Relatives and friends are invited to service Friday, al Kirk and Nice. 6301 Germantown ave Int, Northwood Cem. Friends may call Thursday evening. 13, 1961, NAOMI of 800 N. Easton Willow Grove, sister of Mer cedes C.

Brett. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday. Home, from the Wetzel Funeral 501 N. Easton rd, Willow Grove. Solemn Re quiem Mass, 10 A.

St. David's Church. tint. Holy Sepulchre Com. Friends call BROCK-Dec.

11th, MISS MARIE BROCK. doughter of the late Charles D. and Mary Dixon Brock, 1614 Brown retired emment Clerk Marine Depot for Supplies High Mass of Requiem, Gesu Church Fri. morn. at 9:15.

Int. Holy Cross Com. Dec. 12, 1961, ELIZABETH P. SHONEMAN BUESSER, wife of the late EdBuesser, age 66 years.

Services from the Shalkop Funeral Home, 135 Bridge Spring City, on at P. Int. Feinwood Royersford. Friends may call noon to 2. CAMPANILE.

-On Dec. 13, 1961. ANNA (nee Doyle), wife of Alfred P. Campanile, of 6014 Lindbergh Philo. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on at 9 A.

Cavanagh Funeral Phila, Home, 6922 Woodland Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A Raphael Church, Holy Cross. Friends may call Int. Fri. CRAYDER. Dec.

12, BARNEY, of 5700 Over brook beloved husband of Leah, devoted father of Mrs. Sylvia Crowell, Mrs. Bertha Merkin, Mrs. Ida Sonenstein, Esther and Williom Croyder, brother Mis. Rae Pout, Mis.

Jennie Cordon and Frank Cray: der, also survived by ten grandchildren. Services Thurs, 2 P. M. precisely, Morris Son Raphael Sacks, 4720 N. Broad st.

Mt. Moriah Lodge Masonic service, 1:45 P. M. Int. Mt.

Sharon Cemn. Family will return to Overbrook ave. DANIELS. -Of 3107 Windish Dec. 13, 1961, CATHERINE DANIELS.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral 8:30 A from the Fluehr Funeral Home, 3301-15 Cotiman av. Solemn Requiem Mass, St, Matthew's Church, 10 A. M. int. Holy Cross Cern.

Friends may call Fri. DENI. -Dec. 12, 1961, JAMES, husband of Ruth Deni (nee Feeley), of 7134 Keystone st. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9 A.

Galzerano Funeral Home, 7158 Torresdale ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. Our Lady of Consolation Church. (Int. St.

Dominic's Cem. Friends may call Fri, eve. DETTERA. Dec. 12, ELMER, of Sterling husband of Marion (nee Relatives and friends are invited services A.

Peter Funeral Home, 6421 Frankford ave. Levick st.I Int. Hillside Cem. Friends moy Thurs. eve, -Of W.

Coulter st. and Finesville, N. Dec. 12th, LEONARD, husband of the late Clara 1, and brother of Mrs. Francena D.

Kirby. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services P. Germantown Funeral Home, J. Wesley Craft Son, 5202 Wayne ave. Int.

Mt. Vernon Cem. EGNATOVITC of 11, ANNE (nee John, Joseph and Mrs Eva Wolf. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 11 A. at Nosevich Funeral Home, Franklin Brown sis.

Int. Oakland Cem. Viewing Thurs, EPSTEIN. -Dec. 12th, SARAH (nea Dyshell, of 5745 N.

Fairhill beloved wife of Harry Epstein, mother of Mis. living (Ethell Panken, and Mr. Oscar Epstein, sister of Mrs. Jack (Anna) Needles, Mrs. Henry (Rose) Marsh, Mrs.

Herbert G. (Nora) Zahn, Mr. Beniomin H. and Mr. Arthur Dyshel, also survived by 5 grandchildren.

Services Thurs. M. precisely at Morris Rosenberg: Son and Raphael Sacks, 4720 N. Broad st. Int.

Mt. Jacob Cem, Fainily will return 13 her last residence. FARMER. -Dec. 12, ROSE (nee Goodman), of 32 Liberty Jeffersonville, be loved wite of Dr.

Harry Farber, devoted mother of Mrs. Sidney (Ethel) Lang, Longmeadow. Sheldon W. For ber, of Elkins Park, sister of Mrs. Frank (Anne) Goldfield, also survived by grandchildren.

Services 12 noon precisely, Morris Rosenberg': Son Raphael Sacks, 4720 N. Broad st. Int. Monteliore Cem. Family will return to 504 Bethon Elkins Park.

In lieu of flowers requests contributions to a charity family of donor's choice. FICKERT. Dec. 11, 1961. BERTHA Lautenschlager), of 1061 Colonial ave.

beloved wife of John E. Relatives and friends are invited to services, 9.30 A. from Funeral Home Wetzel Son, 6902 Rising Sun ave. Friends may call Fri. eve.

FORSYTHE. -Of 7146 Dungan rd. Dec. 1961, WILLIAM beloved husband Carolyn (Carrie) (nee Anderson), aged vears. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services A.

Hessinger Funeral Home, E. Susquehanna ave, (East of Front st. Int. Sunset Mem. Park Friends may call Fri, eve.

(Parking on both of street. -Dec. 11, 1961, WILLIAM. Meyer Gallagher, Relatives and friends invited to funeral, Fri 8:30 A. from the Funeral Home of Jo: a seph A.

Sweeney, 2320 Green st. Mass of Requiem at Old Joseph Church, 4th Alley, at 10 A. Int. Holy Cross Willings Cem. Friends may call Thurs.

eve. In lieu of flowers, please send contributions 1a Sacred Heart Cancer Home, formerly of E. Somerset husband of Caroline Inee Relatives and friends are invited services, 10 Crouse's Funeral Home 1830-32 E. Somerset st. Cedar 7.30 Hill Cem.

Viewing to 9:30 P. M. of Woodland Hills. GREGG. California, Dec.

1961. Survived by her husband Joseph: her sisters. Mrs. Margaret McConnell, and Harry Mary Price, Dyatt, and Thurs. Dec.

2 P. Lorenzen Mission Reseda, California, Int. Oakland Memorial Park. GROSSO. -Dec.

12, 1961, MARIA, widow Joseph, mother of Louis, Rose, Eliza bath Andriano, Josephine Smana. Rela-othy, tives and friends ore invited to the funeral Fri. 8:30 her late residence. 510 Gerritt st. Requiem Moss Sacred Heart Church, 9,30 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve.

a Dec. 11, 1961, of E. Penn JOSEPH, son of Adele and 604 Walter Grotus, Relatives and friends are vited to services Thurs 11 A. from the Maple Krause Funeral Home, 34 W. Coulst.

Friends call 7 to 9 P. M. GRUVER. -RAYMOND husband of the late Mary Gruver, of 3160 Kensington ave formerly of Oakford. Pa.

Relatives, friends, members of Hilltop invited to services P. Gilbert H. Schobert Funeral Home, 1677-79 Hartison Fkd, Viewing Thursday evening, after 7. HAMBLY. -Dec, 11, CLARA P.

(nee Stan: zell, wife of William E. Hambly, of st. Relatives and friends, Jus 5707 Chapter invited 10 serv P. Mann Funeral Home, 219 ices. W.

Friends may Tabor Thurs. eve. Eastern Star Services, 8 P. M. HARVEY.

-Dec. 12, 1961, LESLIE of 503 66th brother of Sarah Harvey Clearv. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 8:30 A. from the McGee Funeral Home 300 W. Cheltenhom ave.

N. 3d st.1. Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. St. Joseph's Church, Cheltenham, Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. HENKELS. -Dec.

12, 1961, JOHN S. husband of the lote Mary E. Henkels (nee Betz), of 4633 Germantown ave. Relatives, friends and Holy Nome Society, invited funeral 8:30 A. from McElroy Funeral Home, S.

W. cor. Greene Logan sis. Gin. Solemn Moss of Requiem, St.

Francis 10. Old of Assisi Church, M. Cathedral Cem. Friends may call Thursday evening. HERRMAN.

-Suddenly. Dec. 11, 1961, ED E. WIN. of 1506 E.

Johnson st. Husband of Helen (nee Nushaum). Relatives and friends also members of Shekinch Lodge 8 A. and all other organizations of which was a member invited to services, Friday, 10:30 Barrett's Funeral Home, Park Lehigh aves. Friends may call Thurs.

eve. Int. Phile. National Com. of of Fri.

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of Cottman of 7 3507 Int. husband Int. of to of 10 E. 111 int. l.

2 E. 7 J. to 10, Died Died Died Financial Shorts Continued from Page 24 tions from the giant Unilever Ltd. group are to be made and sold in Chile through a new joint company called Indus Lever Saci. (Compania Industrial will hold half the capital the new venthe ture with Unilever.

Unilever announced it had concluded agreement with Compania Industrial and that the first president of the Indus Lever concern will be Augustin Edwards, the president of Compania Industrial. The agreement is subject to ratification by both boards. Unilever, controls the Lever Bros. concern in the United States. LOS ANGELES (DJ -Earnings of Texas Gulf Sulphur Co.

for the fourth quarter will A decline to about 30 cents a share from 32 cents earned from operations in the 1960 period, Claude 0. Stephens, president, said. This would bring net income for all 1961 to $1.20 1 share against operating net income of $12,684,236, or $1.27 a share reported for 1960. Last year Texas Gulf Sulphur also had a net nonrecurring gain of $1,033,845, or 10 cents a share. The company expects no significant nonrecur.

ring items this year, Stephens stated. AUCHINCLOSS, PARKER REDPATH announced that Joseph C. Walters and Leonard Klorfine were associated with the Philadelphia office as registered representatives. OIL, CITY, Pa. (AP).

The Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency of the South Penn Oil Co. announced a 17-cent-a-barrel decrease in the prices of Pennsylvania grade crude oil that it buys for South Penn. The agency said the decrease was made because of an increase in production of Pennsylvania crude grade, especially in West Virginia and Ohio, in excess of refinery demands. rectors of Oklahoma ElecOKLAHOMA CITY (UPD Ditrie Co. have boosted the quarterly dividend from 30 to 32 cents on the common stock, with the declaration payable Jan.

30 to holders of record Jan. 10. REDWOOD CITY, (AP). -Ampex Corp. reported record quarterly sales of $19,125,000 in the period ended Oct.

31. In the corresponding period a year ago sales totaled $17,817,000. For the six months ended Oct. 31 sales were $36,480,000, net income $492,000 and earnings per share 6 cents. A year ago comparable figures were $35,701,000, $459,000 and 5 cents, DENVER, Colo.

(DJ). Net income of Ideal Cement Co. for 1961 is expected to rise to about $16,000,000 from $13,704,449, or $1.22 a share in 1960, Cris Dobbins, president, said. Increased construction activity and more favorable weather conditions than a year ago are expected to boost sales for year to about 9 percent ahead the the, 328 reported for 1960, Dobbins predicted. In the nine months ended Sept.

30, Ideal Cement earned $1.11 a share on sales of $93,240,027 against net of $1 a share on volume of $85,939,626 a year earlier. Retail Sales Reports Retail sales reports for November follow: Bond Stores Inc 1960 $8.790.782 $8.722.476 Gamble-Skogmo 11.570.040 10.635.904 8.8 Howard Stores 4.918.147 4.313,555 14.0 Mercantile Stoers 17.956.000 16.426.000 9.3 Penney (JC) 150.159.818 138.277.478 Standard Poor's Stock Index (1941-43 average equals 10): 425 25 50 500 Ind'ls Rails Util's Sis. Wednesday 76.60 33.33 66.84 72.53 Tuesday 76.69 33.47 67.10 72.64 Week ago 75.97 33.56 66.59 71.99 Month ago 74.92 34.51 67.33 71.72 Year ago 60.37 28.87 49.54 56.88 1961 high 76.69 35.30 67.97 72.64 1961 low 60.87 29.64 51.42 57.57 LIVESTOCK MARKETS LANCASTER, Pa. (USDA) -CATTLE 500. good and choice slaughter steers 25.50.

good and choice feeder steers 26. CALVES 125. good and choice vealers 29-36. choice good and 24-29. prime HOGS 36-41, 200.

standard and low and gilts SHEEP: Not enough on sale to establish a market. CHICAGO EGG SALES SHELL EGG FUTURES Open High Low Close PrC1 Dec 31.15 31.50 30.70 31.15 30.95 Jan 29.60 29.75 29.35 29.65 29.45 Sept 32.50 32.60 32.45 32.60 32.50 Oct 32.65 32.75 32.65 32.75b 32.70 Sales, 821 contracts. FROZEN WHOLE EGGS Dec 24.35 24.40 23.97 24.10 24.27 Jan 23.77 23.82 23.60 23.72 23.72 Oct 24.50 24.62 24.47 24.62b 24.57 Sales, 959 contracts. N. Y.

COCOA FUTURES Sales, 1074 contracts. High Low Close Dec 25.25 25.25 24.73n Mar 25.65 24.80 25.12 May 25.95 25.10 25.36 July 26.37 25.57 25.78 Sept 26.65 25.90 26.16n Dec 26.85 26.20 26.35n Mar 26.90 26.10 26.44n Spot Accra 261n, n- Nominal. PROPOSALS PROCUREMENT CITY OF PHILADEL. read phia. publicly Sealed in bids Room will be City received Hall and nex on Tuesdav January 16.

1962, 2:30 tor the Water Department proposalisi listed below. No bids will be accepted unless a Questionnaire Finandial Statement for Qualifying Bidders with questions tully answered is filled with Water Commission in Room City Hall Annex at least one week prior to the time of of bids. Infonnaopening tion pertaining to form of and bonds may be obtained in Room City Hail Annex Plans. Specifications and Questionnaite Financial Statement for Qualityinq Bidders may be obtained Room 1132, City Hall Annex. BID NO.

tion of Intercepting Sewer Street from Right of Way (Formerly Shunk Street) 10 Penrose Avenue, (Lower Schuvikill East Side Interceptina Systemi. R. WINTER Procurement Commissioner. PENNSYLVANIA TURNPIKE COMMISSION P. 0.

Box 531 Harrisburg, Pennsylvania NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids for the purchase of approximotely 10.200 gallons of White Guard Raill Paint will be received by the Purchasing Agent not later than 10.30 A. E. S. January 4, 1962. Bid Proposal Forms and Conditions obtained, free of charge, from Mr.

C. E. Prodehl, Purchasing Agent. JOHN F. BYRNE, Secretary Treasurer.

ANNUAL MEETINGS ANNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION The Stockholders Annual Meeting and Election of THE NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY will he held at the office of the Company. Room 2700. Girard Trust Building Philadelphia, on Monday, January 8th 1942. of 1.00 M. CHARLES MORRIS HAMILTON, Secretary.

Father Polevoy Dies At 66; Orthodox Dean The Right Rev. Evdokim delphia Russian Orthodox Monday in Lankenau Hospital. Dratha Dratha Abbott. Mary I Andrews, Rachel Bassler, Wm. J.

Bessan. Bossert, Leroy Brett. Naomi Brock, Marie B. Buesser, Elia, P. Campanile, Barney Anna C.

Daniels, Cath. T. Deni, James Dettera, Elmer Doan. Leonard Exnatovitch, Anne Epstein, Sarah Farber, Rose Fiekert, Bertha Forsythe, I. m.

Gray, Frank Violet Grosso, Maria Grotus, Joseph Gruver, Leslie Heinkels, John Herman, Edwin Hetrick, Howard C. Horgan. Kathryn Huha, S. Jr Jaslow, Dora Jones, Paul Kain, Richard, Kienzien. Chas.

Koppelman, Clara Ladley, Carrie W. Lally, Winifred Leiter, Donald F. Limburg, F. E. Love, Wm.

G. Luck, George Mackey, C. Margerum, I Cath. A. MeComb.

Mary McCullough, F. C. Jean McLean, G. Jr. Melchiorre, Mulgrew, M.

C. Mullin. John Nichols, Anna M. O'Neill, Mary C. Pecel.

Louis Perry-Pizza, Arthur Polevoy, Right Rev. Evdokim Reilly, Mgt. E. Roccia, Vincent Rowe. James L.

Rusicka, Clifford J. Schaab, Margaret Schenk, Manetta c. Sharninghausen, Jeanette Simmons, Chas I Skibinski, Lena Small, Edmund W. St. George, M.

C. man, D. 0. Tartack, Roy M. Thomas, Harry W.

Valentine, Minnie Vance, Elis. C. Vansant, Doris J. Venticinque, L. Ward, Robert Watson, Elizabeth Wickersham, L.

E. Wright, George E. LEROY G. BOSSERT, a clerk in the City Department of Liecenses and Inspections, died Tuesday at the Veterans Administration Hospital. He was 69 and lived at 1610 E.

Mount Pleasant ave. An Army veteran of the First World War, Mr. Bossert was a member of Henry H. Houston, 2d, Post 3, American Legion, and a charter member and trustee of the Covenant Presbyterian Church, Chelten ave, and Limekiln pike. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Barbara Rogers; three grandchildren; his mother, Mrs. Martha Bossert; three brothers, Harris, Arthur and Lloyd; and a sister, Dorothy. EDMUND W. SMALL, an electrical engineer with the Philadelphia, Electric died Tuesday Delaware County Memorial Hospital. He was 40 and lived at 262 W.

Greenwood Lansdowne. Mr. Small was a graduate of the Drexel Institute of Technology, a Navy veteran of the Second World War, a Mason and a member of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Surviving are his wife, the former Martha Smith; two daughters, Barbara and Deborah; and his mother, Mrs. Arnold Kirkner.

RUSSELL SHOEMAKER, of 7504 Loretta a switchboard inspector for the Bell Telephone by which he was employed for 40 years, died Wednesday at his home. He was a member of the Germantown Council of the Telephone Pioneers of America and the 100,000 Mile Club, a group of Bell employes cited for 30 years for safe driving. He is survived by his wife, the former Esther Goldman, and two sisters, Mrs. Florence Meulenberg and Mrs. Fred Scheffler.

CHARLES G. SUPER, retired credit manager of C. A. Rowell, Germantown and Chelten died Wednesday at his home, 8431 Thouron st. He was 70.

He retired four years ago after 28 years with the concern. He was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Germantown and Walker Lodge 306, Independent Order of Odd Fellows. He is survived by a son, Charles, a brother, Raymond a sister, Mrs. Charles Ross, and two granddaughters. MRS.

THOMAS MACKEY, 100 years old, died Tuesday at the Methodist Church Home, in Cornwall, Lebanon county, The former Caroline Goude, she lived at 3212 School lane, Drexel Hill. She was the mother of the late Rev. Arthur C. James, pastor of Broad Street Memorial Methodist Church, Drexel Hill, from 1933 to 1951 and emeritus pastor from 1951 to 1957. Mrs.

Mackey is survived by a grandson, Arthur Jr. MRS. HARRY FARBER, of 32 Liberty Jeffersonville, near Norristown, died Tuesday at her home. She was 70. Mrs.

Farber, the former Rose Goodman, was a member of the Professional Circle and the Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are her husband; son, Sheldon a daughter, Mrs. Sidney Lang, and four grandchildren. MRS. DAVID JASLOW, of 5803 N.

15th died Tuesday at Einstein Medical Center. She was 55. Mrs. Jaslow was the former Dora Simon. Surviving are her husband, two sons, Philip and Edward; a daughter, Mrs.

Allen Hyman, and seven grandchildren. MARIE C. MULLANEY, of 6509 Old York Oak Lane, died Wednesday at St. Francis Country House, Darby, She was a member of the Church of the Holy Angels. She is survived by a sister, Helen G.

P. Polevoy, dean of the PhilaDeanery for the last 20 years, died Father Polevoy, who was 86, had served as pastor of the Holy Virgin Russian Orthodox Church, 28th st. and Snyder for the last 23 years. In November of last year, he had received the highest order of the Russian Orthodox Church, being mitred with the order of Right Reverend Arch Priest. BORN IN RUSSIA Born in Kiev, Russia, he attended theological seminary there and was ordained Aug.

19, 1916, in St. Nicholas Orthodox Russian Cathedral, New York, City. Prior to coming here, he served parishes in Syracuse, N. Singac, N. and Donora, Pa.

He is survived by his wife, the former Anna Seveda; a son, Dr. Pomeroy Polevoy, Philadelphia police surgeon; a daughter, Mrs. Catherine Romanofsky, and three grandchildren. WILL LIE IN STATE Father Polevoy will lie in state at Holy Virgin Russian Orthodox Church Thursday evening and Friday, Divine Liturgy and Requiem services starting at 7 A. M.

Saturday at the church will be celebrated by Archbishop Dimitry, Bishop of Wilkes-Barre and Pennsylvania. The Archbishop will also officiate at Parastas services Friday at 1 P. M. at the church. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery.

PAUL V. JONES, a retired salesman, died Wednesday at Presbyterian Hospital. He was 67 and lived at the Fairfax Apartments, 43d and Locust sts. Mr. Jones retired in 1958 from the Veeder-Root of Hartford, computing equipment manufacturers.

He worked for the Edwin H. Fitler Devereaux and Milnor cordage makers, for 20 years before joining the Hartford concern i in 1951. He was a Navy veteran of the First World War. He is sur. vived by his wife, the former Lillian Grubbs.

LUTHER E. WICKERSHAM, a retired civil engineer, died Tuesday at Lankenau Hospital. He was 72. Mr. Wickersham lived at 418 Holly lane, Wynnewood.

A graduate of Pennsylvania State University, he was employed by the American Water Works Service Co. for 26 years until his retirement in 1956. Prior to that he was employed by the State Department of Health for 14 years. Surviving are his wife, the former Mary Sutton; two daughters, Mrs. Lois Green and Miss Winifred Wickersham, and four grandchildren.

MRS. JESSE OWENS, the former Annie Marshall, died Saturday at the Stephen Smith Home for the Aged, 4400 W. Girard ave. She was 90 and lived at 2315 N. 21st st.

Mrs. Owens was a retired seamstress and a member of the Shiloh Baptist Church, 21st and Christian sts. A nephew, Louis Kahn, and a niece, Mrs. Ernestine Bell, survive. RICHARD J.

E. KAIN, a supervisor in the Methods and Research Department of the Bell Telephone died Tuesday at his home, 125 E. Wayne Aldan. He was 63. Mr.

Kain an Army colonel during the Second World War. Surviving are his wife, the former Josephine MeDonough, and a daughter, Mrs. Josephine Bishof. MRS. EDWIN BUESSER, of 5713 Thomas a widow, died Tuesday in Woman's Hospital.

She was 66. Mrs. Buesser, the former Elizabeth P. Shoneman, was a native of Royersford, Pa. She is survived by a brother, Frederick C.

Shoneman, and a sister, Mrs. Caroline Strunk. Deaths Elsewhere Metropolitan Nikolai, one of the Russian Orthodox Church's best known leaders and a longtime supporter of Soviet power, in Moscow. He had given up active church two years ago because of ill health. Henry Hornbostel, 94, architect of Hell Gate Bridge in New York, in Melbourne Beach, Fla.

In 1925, Hornbostel's design was selected for the $600,000 mausoleum at Marion, in memory of former President Warren G. Harding. Dr. Santiago Nudelman, 57, a leader of the Radical Party, and former publisher of the newspaper Critica, in Buenos Aires. Mrs.

Raynal C. Bolling, 81, widow of Col. Raynal C. Bolling, the first American officer killed in the First World War, in Greenwich, Conn. Bolling Field, at Washington, D.

was Inamed in honor of her husband. Marriage License Applications Margaret MeSorley, 25. 1709-A-Patton dr. and Thomas O'Leary, 27. 2337 Mountain st.

Ruth Perry, 33. 2545 Grays Ferry and Lonnie Glover, 34, 2547 Grays Ferry ave. Carol Ditzel, 22. 5914 N. Lawrence and Richard Banister, 24.

Huntington Park, Calif. Rose Spitz. 56. Upper Darby, and Jacob Mirrow, 83. 1228 Knorr st.

Mary Brooks, 19. 1620 Cambridge and Chester Young. 21. Fairmont, N. Rosalie Seippio 18.

2931 W. Columbia ave and Eddie Burton. 18. 1517 S. 24th st.

Mary Gattis. 41. 6731 Jackson and Robert Rosch, 34. Dauphin, Pa. Cora Balance 17.

619 N. 17th and Mienael Griffin, 20. 619 N. 17th Edith Foti. 59.

1811 Porter and Rocco Nardone, 64 1411 Reed at. Geraldine Ward 24. 2123 Oakford and Wiley Burt, 25. 5281 Jefferson Louise Gesser, 21, 7745 Watson and Ronald Tillman. 22.

2004 Sanford st. Celeste Condello. 61. 4300 Bennington and Pasquale Santucci, 58. 1618 Oreson ave Nancy Felder.

19. 537 W. Berks and Kendrick Johnson, 19. 2932 W. Page Petessa Patterson.

33, 1533 S. Hicks and Gladwin Richardson, 35. Bermuda, B. W. Margaret DeVerner, 27, 1310 E.

Luzernel Ocean City. N. Dec. 12, 1961, HOWARD beloved husband of A. Mildred Yost Hetrick, Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral Dec.

15, 1961, 11. froin the Godfrey- -Smith Funeral Home, 809 Central Ocean City, N. J. Friends may call 10-11 M. Int.

Whitemarsh Memorial Park, Prospectville, 2.P. M. HORGAN. 712 Spruce on Dec. 12, 1901, KATHRYN, wife of the late Dr.

Neol Horgan. Funeral and int, at Carnegie, Pa. HUHN. 13, 1961, suddenly, SAMUEL of Middle Manor, Glen Riddle, Par, son of the laie Mary 8. and Samuel P.

Hohn, Relatives and friends. are invited to at end the funeral Fri. 8:30 from the William C. Kigby Funeral Home, 15 E. Fourth st.

(4th and Jackson st Media. Mass in Our Mother of Good Counsel Church, 9:30 A. M. Friends may call Thor. eve.

Interment private, In lieu of flowers make contributions to the charity of your choice JASLOW. -Dec. 12, DORA Ines Simon), of 550. N. 15th beloved wile of David, devoted mother of Mrs.

Allen (Lillian) Hyman, Philip and Edward Jaslow, sister of Mrs. Nathan (Nancy) Potler, Al Simon and the late Phil Simon, also survived by seven grandchildren, Services Thurs M. precisely, Morris Rosenberg': Son Raphael Sacks, 4720 N. Broad. Int.

Mt. Lebanon en. Family will return 19 302 Lorimer Wencate, Pa, JONES. -On Dec, 13, 1961, PALL V. husband of Lillion (nee Grubbs), of the Fairfax Apte.

Service and int. private, Dec. 125 RICHARD Wayne Aidan, 12, 1961. husband of Josephine S. Kain Ines McDonough).

Relafriends and employes of Bell Tale phone Co. are invited to funeral Sat. Funeral Home of M. Williams Baltimore Summit Clifton Hahts. Solemn Requiem Mass, St.

Joseph': Church, Collingdule, 10 M. Int. Holy Crow Com. Friends may call Fri. at Pensacola, CHARLES J.

KIENZLEN, of 803 Forest lane Daytona Beach, formerly of Phila, hos bund of the late Anna, tatter of Corrie (Haslam and Henriette Dusza, Relatives and friends invited 10 services Berschler Funeral Chapel, 1309 N. Broad st. Int. Lownview Cem. KOPPELMAN.

Dec. 12, 1961, CLARA (nee Rosen), wife of the late Oscar Kop pelman, another of Abraham and Leon Kop. pelman, of Miami Beach, Celia Grau: bard and Bella Copperman. Relatives and friends are invited to services A. Joseph Levine Son Memorial Chapels, N.

Broad st. above 7 1st ave. Int. Adath Jeshuron Cem. LADLEY.

-Dec. 12, 1961. CARRIE WILLIAMSON, wife of the late Samuel C. Lad. ley, of 5606 Nelson st.

11 Relatives and friends invited to service A. Kirk and Nice, 6301 Germantown ave Int. Chelten Hills Cem. Friends may call Fri. ave LALLY.

-Dec. 10, 1961, of 1234 S. 51st WINIFRED HELEN LALLY. Relatives and are invited to the funeral 9 Win. P.

Tinney 4721 Chester av. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Francis de Sales Church, 10 M. Int. Calvary Cem.

Friends may call Thurs. eve LEITER. -On Dec. 11, 1961. of 3113 N.

115th DONALD F. LEITER. Relatives and friends invited to service 10 A. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W.

Le high ave. Int. Phila, National Cem. Friends invited Thurs. eve LINBURG.

Dec. 11, 1961. FLORENCE of 2434 N. 24th st. Daughter of the late Sylvester and Loretta Linburg.

Relatives and friends invited to services 10:30 A. Banett's Funeral Home, Park Lehigh aves. Friends may call Fri. ave. int.

Northwood Cem. Dec. 12, WILLIAM beloved husband of Catherine V. Love (nee Walker, of 1846 E. Thayer Relatives, friends, members of St.

John's Evangelical and Reformed Church and Jerusalem Lodge are invited to services 10 A. Kester's Funeral Home, 609-11 E. Allegheny dv. Int. Sunset Memorial Park.

Friends may call Fri. eve. Masonic service 8 P. M. LUCK.

-On Dec. 11, GEORGE, son of the late George and Amelia, of 2539 N. Orkney st. Relatives and friends and mem: beis of the VEW invited to attend the funeral on Fri. at 12:30 P.

M. Hewill's Funeral Home, Gitard av. at 3d st. Int. Notional Heveily, N.

J. Friends may call Thurs; eve. Parking lot on 3d st, below Girard av. MACKEY. Cornwall on the 12th.

MPS. CAROLINE J. MACKEY Inee widow Thomas Mackey, of the Methodist Church Home, Comwall, age Funeral on 2:30 P. from the Levi Zeir Chopel the Methodist Church Home Quentin Relatives and friends are invited to lottend. 13, 1961, Prospectville, Pa.r and formerly Frankford ova.

BERTRAM, husband of the late Eliza beth Margerum. Relatives and friends invited to service 9:30 Edwin S. Thies Funeral Home, 124 N. Easton Glenside, Pa. Int.

Whitemorsh Memorial Pork Fuends may call 12, 1961, of 2618 Pratt CATHERINE A. (nee Dougherty), ave 75 years, wife ot the late Arthur McCloskey Relatives, friends. also Rosary All Saints Church are invited to attend the tone al Sat. 8:30 M. from the Funeral Home of Alfred P.

G. Rose, 2616 Budge Bridesburg. Solemn Requiem All Suints Church, 10 A M. Int. St.

Dominic's Friends may call 7 to 10 P. M. McCOMB. -Dec 11, 1961. MARY (nee Hogan), wile of the tale William.

Relatives and fiends are invited to funeral. A. Bigenis Funeral Home. 311 Wharton st. Int.

Mt. Moriah Com. Friends may call Thurs, eve. -Suddenly, Dec. 12, 1961, of 333 E.

Essex Lansdowne. FRANCIS C. son of the late Cornelius F. and Anna M. Brownl Relatives, friends, Postal ployes and Lansdowne Fire Co.

are invited to the funeral 9 A. Stonelake Funeral Home, 85 E. Baltimore Lansdowne. Solemn Mass of Requiem, 10 St. Cyril's Church.

St. Charles axel Hill, Friends may call Fri, eve. after 7. 11th. 1961, of 2133 W.

Ontario JEAN. Mother of Mabel L. Mc Hattie, Relatives and friends ore invited to the service P. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligon, 1119 W.

Lehigh ave. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends invited Thurs. eve, Dec.

11, GEORGE JR. beloved husband of Elizabeth H. (nee Belcher, of 3084 Jasper st. Relatives, friends, also employees of Marcus Paper Producis pre invited to services, P. Kester's funeral Home, 609-11 Allegheny av.

Beverly National Cem. Fuends may call Thurs, eve. MELCHIORRE. -CARMINE Dec. 12, 1961, husband of Camilla Inee Trabaccone), S.

of 2009 23d st. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 8:30 from Leonetti Funeral Home, 2223-25 S. Broad st. Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. St.

Edmond's Church. Viewing Thurs. eve. on Dec. 11, 1961, MICHAEL husband of Catherine (nee Oechslin), of 2617 N.

Darien st. Relatives, friends and employes of Pioneer Paper Co. invited to the funeral, 9 A. A Mercer Quinby' 1125 W. Lehigh av.

Solemn Mass of Requiem, St. Edward's Church, 10 A. M. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

Int. New Cathedral Cem. (Parking at Atlantic MULLIN. of 7527 Torresdale MULLIN. of 7527 Torresdale Dec.

1961, JOHN, the late Catherine Mullin (Nee Nichol) and Mc father of Rev. Francis L. C.S.So. Mullin, Relatives and friends are invited attend tune 8.30 from the Fluehr 3301-15 Funeral Home, ave. Solemn Requiem Mass.

St. Timothy': Church, M. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call NICHOLS. -Dec.

12, 1961, ANNA M. Ni of Germantown, in her 99th CHOLS, year. Funeral services and int. at the convenience of the family. O'NEILL.

-Dec. 11, 1961, 5416 Angora Terrace, MARY NEILL (formerly of At(lantic City, N. J.1. Aunt of Sister Marie Tim- 2-8293 S.S. J.

and friends Relatives invited funeral, 9 The Roche Funeral Home, 56th and Cedar ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of the Transfiguration, 10 M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Thurs eve PEGEL.

-Dec. 12, LOUIS SR. husband of Margaret W. Pegel, of 1378 Kennedy st. Relatives and friends are invited 11 St.

to the services M. from Mark's Church, 4442 Frankford ave. Friends may call Fri, eve. Rose Funeral Home, 1664 Harrisor Fkd. Int.

George WashMemorial Park. PERRY-PIZZA. Dec. 11, ARTHUR, of 15427 Lansdowne ave. husband of Virginia (nee Relatives, friends and Local 307 Motion Picture Operators Union, are invited to funeral 8:30 from W.

H. Coleman Sons, 4731 Lancaster ave Solemn Requien Mass, Church of St. Gregory, 10 M. Calvary Cemetery. Friends inay call Thursday evening.

POLEVOY. -On Dec. 11, 1961, RIGHT REV. EVDOKIM, husband of Anna (nee Sweda) and father of Dr. Pomeroy and Mrs.

Catherine Romanomsky. Clergy lives and friends, are invited to Holy Virgin Russian Orthodox 28th Snyder Thors eves. (Porastas services 7 P. M.1. Divine Liturgy and Requiem 9 A.

and Sat. A. M. (Arch bishop Dimitty, Oakland Cem. Dec.

1961, of 3075 Arg mingo MARGARET 11, the late Daniel and Margaret Reilly Inee Ahem). Relatives anti friends, also Nativity BVM Sodality and emploves of Lit Brothers are invited to funeral Sat. A. Michael J. Reilly Funeral Home, 2632 Allegheny ave Solemn Requiem Mass, A.

Nativity BVM Church. Int. St. Dominic's Cam. Viewing Fri, eve.

12, 1961, VINCENT, hus band of Gladys (nee Liebergott), of 2127 Bryn Mawr ove. Father of Miss Elaine Roccia, Mr. Jeffrey Roccia and Miss Janice Roccia: Brother of Mr. Edward Roccia, Mr. David Roccia, Mos.

Rose Perfetti, Mrs. Sylvia Bellano, Mrs. Anna Cristofalo, Miss Elina and Mrs. Dolores Di Cicco, Mary Nepi, Mar. garet Folicioni, Florence Mariano.

Relatives, friends and members of Melita Lodge F. and A. are invited to funeral services. Thurs 11 M. precisely, stein's 6410 N.

Broad Int. Mt. Sharon Cam. Viewing Wed. to 9 M.

Fame ily will return to 2127 Bren Mawr ave. Ma. sonic service Wednesday, 8.30 P. M. Dec.

12, 1941, JAMES of 2911 Levick beloved husband of Marjorie Ines Waiters), and father of Anne and Peter Rowe. Relatives, friends, members of Johnson Memorial Methodist Church employes of S. S. Kresge are invited 19 funeral services Friday. 8 P.

at Johnson Memorial Methodist Church, Longshore ave. Hawthorne st. Int. Sunset Memorial Park at convenience of the family, Dec. 12, 1961, CLIF FORD aged years, beloved son of Cart and Loretta (nee Ulshafer) Ruzicka, of 1106 Englawood st.

Relatives and friends and first grade classmates of the Resurrect tion of Our Lord, School are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 from the Foley Funeral Home, 1132 Cottman av. (cor, of Tabor Mass of the Angels 10 A. Resurrection Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem Friends may call Thurs, eve.

SCHA AB. ---Dec. 11, MARGARET, widow of Frederick H. Schaab, (nee. Jorett), of 6323 Theodore st.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral Fri. 9:30 A. residence of daughter, Mrs. Margaret McDaid, 5502. Upland st.

Services St. James Church, 6800 Woodland 11 A. Int. Fernwood Cam. Viewing Thursday evening.

SCHENK. Of Folcroft, Dec. 12, 1961, MANETTA C. (nee Stewart), wife of Harry W. Schenk, Relatives and friends are invited to services 11 A.

MeCausland Funeral Home, 202 S. Chester Glenolden, Pa. Int. Phila. Memorial Park.

Friends may call 7 to 9 P. M. SHARNINGHAUSEN. Dec. 12, JEANETTE (nee Watt), wife of the late Walter Sharninghousen, mother of Dorie Schlitte, 7130 Greenwood Upper Darby, Service Fri.

afternoon, 2 o'clock, George C. Funeral Home, Garrett re. at Lansdowne ave. Int. Fernwood Com.

Friends, Auxiliary of American Legion Post of Upper Darby and Associates of U. S. Marine Corps Depot may coM Thurs. SHAW. -Suddenly at Moorestown, N.

on Dec. 13, 1961, VIOLA HOLLAND, wife of William H. Shaw, aged 56 vrs. Funeral services, Dec. 16, 11 A.

M. N. Edward Melton Funeral Home, 78 E. Main St Moorestown. Int.

Lakeview Memorial Park. Friends may call Fri. eve, 12. 1961, CHARLES husband of Elsie T. Simmons, of 23 Sumunit Grove ave, Bryn Mawr.

Relatives and lends invited to services, Fri. 11 A. from the Frankenfield and Chadwick Funeral Home Athens at Simpson Ardmore Phila. Memorial Park. Friends may call Thurs.

12, 1961, LENA, be loved wife of Anton Skibinski, of 2819 N. Orionna st Relatives and friends are invited to call to 9 P. at the Bell Funeral Home, 2742:44 N. 5th and 15 the Requiem Mass, 10 A. St.

venture Church. Int. New Cathedral Cem. SMALL. --On Dec.

12, 1961. EDMUND W. husband of Martha Inee Smith), of 262 W. Greenwood Lansdowne. Funeral service at the First Presbyterion Church of Lansdowne, Greenwood and Lensdowne ave Friends may call Fri.

eve. at Johnston Son Funeral Home, 69 E. Baltimore ave Lansdowne, Fritz Lodge F. and A Masonic service, 8 P. Fri.

Int. Valley Forge Memorial Gardens. ST. -Of 5100 Chester A sud. denly Dec.

13, 1961, MARY O'CONNOR (nee Jamison). Relatives, friends and employes of Linton's Restaurants invited funeral 9 A. Thomas J. O'Rourk. Funeral Home, 1709 S.

56th st. Mass Solemn Requiem, Church of Most Blessed Sacrament, 10 M. Int. Holy Cross Cern. Friends may call Fri, eve.

-Dec. 11, 1961, DAVID husband of Clara Trimbur Steigelman, 4 River Miquon. Funeral service of. The J. Burton Carson Funeral Home, 433 Lyceum Roxborough.

No viewing Thursday evening. TARTACK. -ROY Dec. 12, 1961, of 2108 S. 7th dear father of Judith L.

Tomeo. Miss Sheryl Tartack, dear brother of Isadore, George, Sam Jack Tartack. Relatives and friends ore invited to serve slices on Thurs. P. M.

promptly, at Still. Memorial Chapel, 4324 N. Broad st. Int, Mt. Lebanon Cem.

Shiva will be served of 324 Albanus st. 2101 Wal. nut st. (Parking in rear of chapel entrance on Carlisle st. THOMAS.

-At St. Petersburg, Dec. 1961, HARRY husband of Florence B. Thomas (nee Greene), formerly of Rox, Relatives and friends invited funeral service P. at the Burton Core son Funeral Home, 433 Lyceum ave Roxborough, where friends may call Fri.

eve. after 7. Int. Westminster Cem, VALENTINE. -Suddenly, Dec.

1961, at Atlantic N. MINNIE (nee ErA City, wife of the late Harry Valentine: formerly of 3950 N. Reese Phila, Relafives and friends invited to attend services 1:30 P. Griess Funeral Home, NW 8th Hunting Park ave. Friends may call Thurs.

eve. Int. Chelten Hills Cem. VANCE. -Dec.

11, ELIZABETH C. (nes wife of Far. Relatives and friends invited to funeral, 8:30 A. M. from Flanagan McGee Funeral Home, 539-41 N.

22d Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. Cross st. Church of St. Francis Xavier. Int.

Holy Cem. Viewing Thursday evening. -Of Jericho Manor, Jenkintown, Pa Dec. 13, 1961 DORIS bewife of Stephen Vansant, mother of John S. Vansant, of Huntingdon Valley.

and Betsy V. MacDonald, of Washing: ton, D. C. Services 10 A. at A112 Hallows Episcopal Church, Wyncote, Pa.

Int. pvt. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to All Hallows Endowment Fund. ---Dec. 11, 1961, husband of the late Pasqualina (nee Martucci) Venticinque, of 3276 Memphis st.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 8 A. D. J. Earaminas nerol Home, 2339 E. Allegheny av.

(at Aramingo Solemn Requiem Mass, Nativity BVM Church, 9 A. M. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. Viewing Thurs.

eve. Mass cards preferred. WARD. -Dec. 12.

ROBERT of 2629 W. Columbia ave. Relatives, friends, members of Frazier Barnitz Post 259. A. Mozart Lodge it 436 F.

and Lu Lu Temple and Ben Franklin Consistory invited to viewling Thurs. eve, after P. M. and to funeral' 7 services, 12 noon. Norkas Funeral Chapel 1400 N.

29th st. Int. Beverly Na. fional Cem. Masonic services 8 P.

M. WATSON. -In Kennett Dec. 11, 1961, ELIZABETH, wife of the late Howard Phillips Watson, age 91 years. Funeral services at the convenience of the family.

Friends may call at her late residence, Cal. vert Circle, Kennett on Thurs, to 9 o'clock. (Worrall Funeral Home. 12, 1961. LUTHER beloved husband of Mary A.

Wickersham Ines Sutton) 418 Holly lane, Wynnewood, Pa. Service 10 A. Overbrook Pres. byterian Church. City Line and Lancaster ave, Int, Mt.

Oliver New, Cumberland, Pa. WRIGHT. -Suddenly, Dec. 10, GEORGE husband of Elsie R. Wright (nee McCloskey), of 164 W.

Champlost ave Relatives and friends, employes of State Flooring struction Co. invited to services, Fri 11 Mann Funeral Home, 219 W. Tabor re. Friends may call Thurs. eve, In Memoriam MEIMAN, JOSEPH.Your not forgotten, father, dear, Nor shall you be: As long as life and memory last, shall remember thee Sadly missed by loving daughter, Selma.

Cemetery Lots Cemetery Lots CEMETERY LOT-4 graves, Glenweed Memo- tial Broomall, Pa. Phone TRemont ofte: 5 P. M. Stein FLOWERS EST. 1059 Frankford Ave.

2223 N. Front St. DE 8-7100, PHONE 24 HOUR SERVICE 75 Years of Distinctive Floral Service. and George Mackie, 77. Clawson.

Mich. Alfreda Patton. -0. Camden, and Harry Rozany, 41, Conshohocken. Patricia Hodges, 20.

Ardmore, and Herman Bailey, 20. 2053 Cayuga st. Virginia Hutt. 42, 4918 Germantown and Geork Stephan. 49, 4918 Germantown ave.

Theresa Lantry 24, 4209 and William Miles, 23, 166 Lauriston st. Ruthe Hankin, 19. 4207 E. Roosevelt and Walter Rudnick, 23. 196 E.

Walnut Park dr. Candace Burnette, 19, 533 N. Allison and David Carter, 25. 5524 Market st. Ann VanHolt, 39.

353 Stevens and Joseph Schantz. 46. 1119 Dyre st, Edith Dowd. 34, Conshohcken. and ter Bower, 55.

Presidential Apts. Helen Fischetti. 36. 7001 Wheeler and Leonard Deringer. 46.

6241 Harbison ave. Harriet Braithwaite, 22. 6333 N. Woodstock and William Thomas, 30, 5955 Beechwood st. DIVORCE GRANTED Cardwell, Gertrude B.

from Donald E. McCloskey, Doris from Thomas F. Watson. Willie R. from Louise.

Hill, Dorothy or Dorothy 1. from Fred H. or Frederick Drake, Shirley S. or Drachmas, from Andrew G. or as Drachmas Mullen, Lee from Anna Marie.

Harold R. Alulligan FUNERAL DIRECTOR Ten separate funeral parters, alt canditioned. Including Pallbearers, vIe and ergan service. PARKING FACILITIES Metal Casket Preservation Mattress Blanket Engraved Plate Newspaper Outside Case Advertising Hearse All Necessary Autemobile Paraphernalia OTHER FUNERALS $175, $250, $500, $750 Additional charge fer opening grave. No Deserving Poor Refused 1119 W.

Lehigh Ave. 9th and Erie Ave. CHELTEN AND OGONTZ AVE. ALLEGHENY A FRANKFORD AVES. For All Offices Call BAld win 9.3000.