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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 23, 1963 The Complete Weather OFFICIAL FORECASTS Philadelphia SNOW and vicinity: Cloudy Monday NIVO with ginning snow in the beearly afternoon, probably becoming mixed with or changed to rain at night and ending Tuesday morning. Northeast winds 10 to 15 miles an hour. High Monday in the low 30s. Fair Tuesday afternoon with little change in temperature. NEW JERSEY: Cloudy Monday 1 with snow developing, probably becoming mixed with or changing to rain in the coastal areas at night and ending Tuesday morning.

Fair Tuesday afternoon. Cape May to Block Island: Northeast winds Monday, becoming 15 to 25 knots at night. Cloudy Monday, with snow developing during the day and changing to rain at night. Visibility over five miles but lowering to less than one mile in the snow. Cape May to Cape Hatteras: Small craft warnings displayed along the Virginia capes to Cape Hatteras.

Mostly north to northeast winds, increasing to 20 to 30 knots in the south portion Monday and 15 to 25 knots in the north portion Monday afternoon. Rain or snow expected in the south portion Monday, and cloudy with STATISTICS BY CITIES Highest temperature last 12 hours, lowest temperature last 18 hours and precipitation for last 24 hours as reported at 8 P. Dec. 22, 1963. by the United States Weather Bureau.

Temperature Place H. Pr. Albany Atlanta Atlantic City to Bismarck, N. D. Boston Buffalo.

Charleston, S. c. Chicago Cleveland Denver Detroit Duluth. 6 Minn. Galveston.

Tex. Harrisburg Jacksonville, Fla. Kansas Angeles City, Mo. Louisville Miami Beach Minneapolis New Orleans New York City Norfolk, Va. Philadelphia Phoenix, Ariz.

Pittsburgh Portland, Me. Portland, Ore. St. Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio San Francisco .00 S. Ste.

Marie, Mich. Savannah, Ga. Seattle Tampa, Washington. Barre D. C.

00 Winnipeg. Man. -20 Tr. Low; High: Missing: Precipitation; Trace. Monday's Tidal Predictions PHILADELPHIA (Chestnut st.) High Tide 6:51 A.

7:07 2:00 P. P. M. Low Tide 1:41 A. DELAWARE BREAKWATER High Tide 1:21 A.

1:41 P.M. Low Tide 7:23 A. M. 8:05 P. M.

CAPE MAY (Municipal Pier) High Tide A. P. M. Low Tide 6:33 A. 7:15 P.

ATLANTIC CITY (Steel Pier) High Tide A. M. P. M. Low Tide 6:15 A.

6:57 P. BEACH HAVEN (Little Egg Harbor) High Tide 2:20 A. 2:42 P. M. Low Tide 8:51 A.

9:33 P. M. BARNEGAT INLET Tigh Tide P. M. JOW Tide 6:29 A.

7:11 Weather for Based on Official Forecasts WASH SEATTLE MONT. I ND. RAIN MINN. MASS. IDANO.

COLD CONN, WARMER CHICAGO FLURRIES NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO WARMER INO. OHIO DEL. LOS ANGELES OR LA. VERY LEGEND ARIZ COLD COLD 25 CLOUDY PARTLY FAIR CLOUDY NEW ORLEANS SNOW RAIN MIAMI STATIC. WIND COLD WARM HIGH 5 indicates high air pressure, favorable weather, direction 5 indicates low air pressure, unfavorable weather, direction of movement and speed of movement and speed FRONT is forward boundary of mass a STATIC FRONT or BAROMETER is one that quits moving, usually bad weather Jailed Convict Happy With Freedom Hope A Philadelphia man, once prison, told two judges that happiest Christmas--even though prison.

Roscoe Dean Schell, a lanky 36-year-old man who has spent most of his adult life in confinement, made the statement in a touching scene after a hearing Friday at which he was granted a new trial. THANKS JUDGES Schell thanked Common Pleas Judge Theodore L. Reimel, who granted the new trial in accordance with a 1963 decision of the U. S. Supreme Court.

Schell also expressed appreciation to County Court Judge Adrian Bonnelly, who interceded for him in a case that parallels the Gideon vs. Wainright decision stating that it is deprivation of a fundamental Constitutional right to try a man lawyer. "Schell's troubles with the law began in 1946 when he was 19. He had two trials and was not represented by counsel in either. 88 INDICTMENTS Altogether there were 88 of indictment against him.

maximum sentence could been 1000 years. He was charged with almost everything false pretenses a relatively minor crime to aggravated robbery and forgery. Juries found him not guilty more than 60 of the charges he was sentenced on the others. The sentences were for 20-to-40 and 30-to-60-year terms to concurrently. In May, 1957, the State of Pardons commuted year minimum to 11 years two months, and the 30-year minimum to 10 years, months, and 23 days.

RELEASED IN 1952 Schell was released Aug. 1957-28 days after the tion of his minimum and ported to the Parole Board ularly. In October, 1958, however, Schell was sought for bad checks. He was arrested in November, 1959, and quently escaped twice before ing returned to Graterford Prison theoretically for years. When Schell learned of March, 1963, Supreme ruling, he began writing One of them went to Judge nelly, who referred the case the Voluntary Defenders' 1 N.

13th st. SIX- ATTORNEYS Attorney Bernard L. one of six full-time attorneys there who are compensated the United Fund and the Government Officials, Friends Gather Here For Rep. Green Rites Friends governmental William J. Green, will last respects to the Democratic urday at 53.

The viewing will be held from to 10 P. M. Monday at his home, a converted 18th century farmhouse at 9801 Frankford in the Northeast. PONTIFICAL MASS At 11 A. M.

Tuesday, a Solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass wil Ibe celebrated at the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul, 18th st. and the Benjamin Franklin parkway. The Most Rev. John J.

Krol, Archbishop of Philadelphia and a personal friend of Mr. Green, will be celebrant. Mr. Green, leader of the city's Democratic organization for decade, died at 2:45 A. M.

Saturday. He had undergone surgery for an ailment of the pancreas and gall bladder on Dec. 8. His wife, Mary, was at his bedside when he died. EXPRESSES GRATITUDE In a statement Sunday she said the family extended its "sincere, heartfelt gratitude to our many friends who have been SO kind in these trying days." "After the funeral ceremonies are over," she stated, "we wish to return to the privacy of our own home to make a blessed Christmastide for each other.

"In accepting this tragic loss as God's will- -which we all know it -may the fine people left at the helm of the Democratic Party unite and continue to follow the straight path he (Mr. Green) tried to show them." She said this would have been her husband's request. Mrs. Green also requested that friends donate to St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum, 7201 Milnor instead of sending flowers.

PALLBEARERS NAMED Personal friends of the late Congressman who will serve as pallbearers are: Francis R. Smith, finance chairman of the Democratic City Committee; John F. Byrne, secretary of the city organization; Dr. Irwin H. Breslow, his physician; Herbert McGlinchey, leader of the 42d Ward, and former member the Tax Equalization Board; U.

S. District Court Judge Joseph S. Lord, 3d; Deputy Managing Director Joseph J. Gaffigan; John Finley, Wawa Dairy executive, and Lawrence Bellante. Twenty seven Pennsylvania members of the House of Representatives and six of their colleagues will attend the funeral.

They were named to represent the House by Speaker John MeCormack The six non Pennsylvania members, all Democrats, are Wilbur Mills, John Rooney, N. Cecil R. King, Hale Boggs, Peter W. Rodino, N. and Eugene J.

Keough, N. Y. The Senate designated Pennsylvania Senators Joseph Clark and Hugh Scott to represent the upper chamber. ANTHONY A. MYERS, a tired foreman, died Sunday his home, 701 Cookman National Park, N.

J. He was 74. Mr. Myers had been employed by the Philadelphia Coke Co. Surviving are his wife, the former Vivian Dodge; a son, Matthew; four stepsons, LeRoy, Ralph, Ernest and Seaver Stringham; three stepdaughters, Mrs.

Alma Baker, Mrs. Rickey Farrell and Mrs. Frances Libby, and a sister. FRANCIS T. CRANE, a partner in Crane's Old English Tavern, Germantown, died Sunday the Osteopathie Hospital.

was 56 and lived at 3229 Queen lane. Surviving are wife, the former Catherine Condon; two sons, Thomas and Francis two daughters, Mrs. Richard Couch and Roberta; three brothers, Edmond, Robert and John, and six grandchildren. a fruit and produce market, died Saturday in Frankford Hospital. He was 74 and lived at 2102 Robbins st Surviving are his wife, the former Bessie A rams; a daughter, Mrs.

Paula Crider; a brother, Martin; four sisters, Mrs. Cybil Cohen, Mrs. Bertha Weinstein, Rose and Sally; a grandchild, a and four great- grandchildren. JOSEPH ASKIN, operator of MARTIN LIBERT died Satur- day at Haverford Hospital. He was 54 and lived at 2260 N.

53d st. Mr. Libert was a glass installer for McKeon 1523 N. 27th st. He was steward of Local 252, Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers.

Surviving are his wife, the former Anne Oritt; a brother and a sister. MAYNARD D. WALLACE, retired Philadelphia branch manager of the Timken Roller Bearing died Saturday at his home, 100 W. Springfield Springfield, Delaware county. He was 70.

Surviving are his wife, the former Grace Fluharty; a son, Richard two brothers and a sister. sterer, died Sunday at Einstein Friends Medical Center. He was 75 and Del lived at 643 S. 56th st. Mr.

Cott Rovden retired in 1958 after being in the friends the upholstery business for 50 years. from Surviving are a son, Al; a I Mass, Walnut daughter, Mrs. Sylvia Finkle-Imel stein, and a brother. call MORRIS COTT, retired uphol-9 Died of Camden. Leonord Funeral Hame, Federal Solemn High Moss, Joseph's RC Church, 29th and Federal to of 10 A.

M. Interment Holy Cross Phila. Friends may call Thurs. DICK. -Dec.

20, 1963, of 2817 S. WarSARAH M. (nee Whalen), wife the late William Dick. Relatives and are invited to attend funeral A. from John R.

Deady s. 2501 P. Camo: then to Stella Maris Church, Solemn Mass of Requiem, 10 A. M. InterHoly to Cross 10 P.

Cem. M. Friends may call Monday, DROZDOWSKA. -JOSEPHINE (nee CiesDec. 21, 1963, of 4517 Mercer beloved mother of Jennie Sioiewska, four grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

Relatives, friends and neighbors and organizations of which she was a member invited to funeral Tues. at 9 A. M. the Parlors of John J. Cerankowski 2635 Orthodox st.

Requiem Mass, St. Cantius Church, 10 A. M. Burial Peter's Cemetery, Viewing Monday eve. of -Dec.

19, JOSEPHINE BERGMANN, wife of Capt. James J. Dwyer, 1. and 500 Strathmore private. Havertown.

Services interment lieu of flowers, memorial offerings may made to charity of your choice. EBERT. -Dec. 19, JENNIE S. (nee Solidavl.

widow of George Phila. D. Ebert, Apt. Relatives, 3A, Erringer place, friends, also employes of Gimbel invited to services at 10 A. Kester's Funeral Home, 609-11 E.

gheny ave. int. Hillside Cem. Friends may Mon. eve.

FERRO. Suddenly, on Dec. 20, 1963, FERRO, SR. husband of the late Jennie M. (nee Hollenden), father of Marie Flesca, Jean M.

Maguire and James J. Ferro, Jr. Relatives, friends, Mencken Tribe Improved Order of Redmen, 48th Ward invited Republican to the Club, funeral Holy on Name Society 8:30 R. from his home, 2213 S. 21st friends may call Mon.

eve. Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. St. Edmond's Church, 21st and Snyder ave. Interment Cross Cam.

FITCH. -LAURA Dec. 21, 1963, age (nee Filby), wife of the late Morrell Reed Fitch and mother of Robert W. Fitch, Lorraine Drive, RD 27, Springfield, Pa. P.

Relatives and friends are invited to services 2 P. at the Donald A. Gibson Funeral Home, Lawrence and Sproul Friends Broomall. Interment Arlington Cem. call Tuesday from 12:30 noon.

No viewing Monday evening. Comwells Heights, formerly of 5015 ave. 1410 Bensalem Dec, 1963, husband the fate Florence L. Seitzinger. Relatives friends, also employes of Harbison's Dairies, are' invited to funeral 8:30 from the Bates Funeral Home, 5000 Jackson cor.

Wakeling Solemn Requiem Mass. St. Charles Borromeo Church, A. M. Int.

Our Lady of Grace Cem. Friends may call Sunday evening. -On Dec. 22, 1963, GEORGE husband of the late Melinda P. Gildner beloved father of Lillian Delphine Ayres.

Relatives and friends are invited to service 1 P. W. Parlors of Interment Mulligan, Northwood 1119 Cem. Viewing Lehigh Mon- ave. evening, 7 to 9.

GOLDEN. Suddenly, Dec. 22, 1963, PAUL husband of Lydia B. Golden (nee Bisson), of 6756 Montgomery Upper Darby, father of June Gaudette, William ani Paul Golden. Relatives and friends invited to the viewing Monday evening, to 9, John J.

Fleming Funeral Home, 6224 Cedar ave. Requiem Mass and interment, Lawrence, Mass. Please omit flowers. 22, 1963, DORA (nee Weiss), wife of the late Morris Goodis, of 2101 Walnut mother of William and Samuel D. Goodis, sister of Louis Weiss.

Relatives and friends are invited to services 12 noon, Jos. Levine 1512 N. Broad st. Interment Har Judah Cem. Dec.

21, 1963, WILLIAM husband of Mary Kelly Green. Relatives, friends, members of U. S. Senate and House of Representatives and Democratic County Executive Committee, Ward Committees and all other organizations of which he was a member are invited to Funeral 8:30 A. from his residence, 9801 Frankford ave.

Solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass 11 A. Cathedral SS Peter Paul. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call 4 P.

Ni. 10 P. M. In lieu of flowers kindly send donations to St. Vincent's Phila.

Orphan Asylum, 7201 Milnor 20, JAMES of 2149 Birch husband of Catherine (nee Otis, brother of Rev. Thomas Green, S.J. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A. from Capewell Funeral Home, 3007 Frankford ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, Nativity B.

V. Church, 10 A. M. Int. Our Lady of Cem.

Friends call Monday evening. GRUN. Dec. 21, 1963, ESTHER (nee Starbird), of 5200 Frederick Wayne C. ave, L.

Grun. and Avaion, Friends wife of call 9 A. M. to 11 A. M.

Tues. at late residence. Int. private. Kindly omit may flowers.

Contributions to the Heart Fund. HAGER. -Dec. 21, 1963, DELLA wife Onslow B. Hager, Jr.

(nee Reaves), of 3892 Martin Huntingdon Valley. Relatives, friends and members Church of the Hunting- invited don Valley Presbyterian are attend the funeral services Monday P. at the Huntingdon Valley Presbyterian Church. Cemetery service M. and inomit flowers.

Gifts may be made to above terment private on Tues. A. Please church. Private viewing at family's conven: ience, John Stiles Funeral Home, Huntingdon pike, Bethayres. 21, 1963, BERTHA F.

Hanshaw, of 571 Snowden Claude Upper (nee: Parkinson), wife of the late Darby, mother of Robert friends T. Hanshaw, invited 45. Relatives and are age the service on 10 A. at the Spencer T. Videon Son Funeral Home, Garrett rd.

at Shadeland Drexel Hill, Friends may call Monday evening. Pa. Interment Sunset Memorial Park. on Dec. 21, Lucas).

ROLLAND, 1119 husband Yeadon of Yeadon, (nee Pa. Anna C. tives, friends, employes of American Tobacco Co. and members A. of Mt.

invited Moriah to Lodge services 10 A. Kish F. and Funeral Home, 6506 Elmwood ave. Interment Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may call Monday evening.

(Parking facilities.) Masonic service Monday, 8 P. M. Dec. 20, 1963, formerly of 927 W. Tioga St.

AGNES mother of James S. Hatter. Relatives, friends and employes of Gimbel Bros. invited to funeral Tues. 8:30 A.

M. parlors of Harold Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh ave. Solemn Requiem Mass St. Veronica's Church 10 M.

Int. Holy Sepluchre cem. Friends invited Mon. eve. HAVENS.

-On Dec. 21, 1963, EMMA sister of Mrs. Cora S. Shade. Vewing Mon.

eve. at the Edgar S. Robinson Funeral Home, 6157 Torresdale ave, Interment Newport Newport, Pa. formerly of 252 Richmond suddenly, Dec. 21.

1963, husband of Mildred (nee Wallace). Relatives and friends are invited to services 1 P. Crouse's Funeral Home, 1830-32 E. Somerset st. Int.

Hillside Cem. Viewing Monday, 7:30 to 9:30 P. M. -Dec. 21, 1963, of 442 E.

Pleasant JAMES, husband of the late Margaret (nee Elliott). Relatives, friends, 0. L. invited to services p. Kirk Nice, 6301 Germantown ave.

Interment Ivy Hill Cem. 9. Friends may call Monday evening, 7 to JOHNSTON. -Of Kennett Square, on Dec. 22, A.

SIDNEY, husband Elizabeth Jacobsen Grear Johnston, age 87. Services at Eastburn Funeral Home, Avondale, on Dec. 26, of 2 P. M. View.

after P. M. Dec. 26th. Int.

London Grove Friends Cem. KALOOSTIAN. on Dec. 20, 1963, of 7 Virginia Erlton, Cherry Hill, N. formerly 3417 N.

Howard SATENIG, beloved, wife of the late Daniel Kaloostian. Relatives and friends are invited to services, 11 A. from the Wildey Funeral Home, Front and Westmoreland Sts. Int. Greenmount Cem.

Friends may call Mon. 8 to 10 P. M. (Parking in the Wildey lot). 21, 1963, YETTA, wife of the late Morris, of 4901 N.

Camac mother of Mrs. Myra Samuels and Mr. Sidney Kanig, sister of Mr. Charles Weiss; also survived by one granddaughter. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 1:30 P.

M. precisely, 6410 N. Broad at. Interment Roosevelt Memorial Park. 21, FLORENCE L.

LANDER, of 6115 Sansom st. Relatives and friends, also Auxiliary of St. Mary's Consistory, are invited to services 11 A. Funeral Home of J. Harry Stroud, 600-02 N.

63d st. Int. Arlincton Cem. Friends may call Tuesday after 9 A. M.

LANGE-MARJORIE Dec. 20, 1963, of Jenkintown, wife of the late Earl B. Lange. Funeral services 11 A. at Helweg Son, 453 York road, Jenkintown.

Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call to 9 P. M. Parking in the rear.

LEVOW, LEKA. -See SHAPIRO notice. LIBERT. -Dec. 21, 1963, MARTIN, husband of Anne (nee Oritt), of 2260 N.

53d brother of Anna Handier and Morris Labowitz. Relatives and friends ore invited to services 1 P. Joseph Levine Son, 1512 N. Broad st. Interment Har Zion Cem.

Family will return to the late residence. Died 04 72. 5967. J. HOWARD.

vices Melton Funeral Moorestown. loan Friends may coll from 12 noon 2 P. M. on Tuesday. 20, of 204 E.

Essex ave Lansdowne, L. BEATRICE (nee wife of Carl J. B. Relatives and friends, also Veit Memorial Post. Matron and Oliver Shrine Amaranth Deico.

Court are invied to funeral Tues. 1 from Yerkes Funeral Home, 7031 Woodland Phila. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem.

Viewing Mon. Oliver Shrine McCRUDDEN. 21, 1963, of Bryn Mawr, FLORENCE MAGUIRE, widow of Michael J. McCrudden, Sr. Solemn Requiem Moss in Our Mother of Good Counsel Church, Bryn Mawt, on Tues.

morning at 10:30 clock. int. private. No viewing. Monday evening.

Kindly omit flowers. 22, 1963, of 2108 E. Lippincoft JOHN G. Relatives and friends, Nativity Ushers Society invited to funeral 9:30 A. from Parlors F.

J. Flanagan Sons, E. Clearfield Belgrade sts. Solemn Requiem Mass at the Nativity B. V.

M. Church, 11 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Viewing Mon. eve. services, 8 P. Mon. Dec.

22, 1963, widow of Samuel F. McKnight, aged 92 vears. Service and interment at the convenience of the family. Dec. 20, -1963, CHRISTINE ROSE, of 518 E.

Allen Lone, widow of James R. Mcivor, Services and int. private. -Dec. 21, 1963, HELEN! (nee Kalinauskas).

of 3117 Salmon wife of the late Joseph Miskkinis. beloved mother of Julia Malkus and Viola Galvelis and grandmother of Helen Lorraine Galvelis. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 8:30 A. D. J.

Earaminas Funeral Home, 2339 E. Allegheny ave. lat Aramingo ave.l. Solemn Requiem Mass, 9:30 A. St.

George's C. Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends are invited Thursday evening.

MOWAT. Suddenly Dec. 21,, 1963, EDITH, of 3943 Locust beloved sister Alice Mowat Morse, of Seaford, Long Island, N. Y. Relatives and friends invited to services, 11 A.

Funeral Home of Andrew J. Bair Son, 3925 Chestnut St. Friends may call 7.9 M. Int. Northwood Cem.

(Parking in rear). 21, MAURICE of the Ritz Towers 13th Chancellor father of George Sidney L. and Mrs. Clarie Goldman. brother of William Bessie Cohen, Pauline Taylor Dora Bosler: also surviving, 6 grandchildren, Relatives and friends are invited services 11 o'clock, Joseph Levine Son, 1512 N.

Broad st. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. OBENLAND. Dec.

20, 1963, of 8828 Calvert HANNAH S. (nee Moy: erl, wife of Alfred B. Obenland, and daughter of. William Bassie Moyer, of Frackville, Pa. Relatives and friends and Convenant Chapter 0.

E. S. are invited to services 10 A. Kirk Nice, 6301 Germantown ave. Int.

set Memorial Park. Friends may call Mon. 7-9. Eastern Star Service at 8 P. M.

on Dec. 21, MAURICE beloved husband of Helen Sullivan O'Neill. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Tues. morning from his home, 707 Bryn Mawr Penn Valley, Mass of Solemn Requiem, 11 o'clock, Church of St. Margaret's, Narberth, Pa.

Int. private. Friends call Mon. from 7 until 9 o'clock. Please omit flowers.

-On Dec. 20, 1963, of 10 N. Texas Atlantic City, and formerly of 12th and Tree PHILIP, age 70, husband of Millie (nee Appalucci) Peschi, father of Joseph Philip, Edward and Mrs. Minnie Bick and sister of Mrs. Laura Russo.

Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral 8 A. from the John Gormley Funeral Home, 2706 Atlantic Atlantic City. Solemn High Requiem Mass, St. Michael's RC Church, 9 A. M.

Interment Holy Cross Mays Landing. Friends may call Monday evening, 7-9, REED MAUDE Dec. 21, wife of the late George W. Reed, formerly of 3432 Marshall Drexel Hill, mother of George W. Reed, Newtown Grace Calvanese, Swarthmore.

Funeral service Tuesday, 10 A. from J. J. Shannon Funeral Home, 3300 West Chester Newtown Sq. Interment Arlington Cem.

Viewing Monday evening after 7. 21, 1963, BLANCHE wife of William H. Rick, of 2613 Sunset Broomall, formerly of Roxborough. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 2:30 P. J.

Burton Corson Funeral Home, where 433 friends Lyceum Roxborough, may call Monday evening after 7. Interment Westminster Cem. wife RODIN. -Dec. 22, ELIZABETH (nee Null), of the late Sol Rodin, of 615 W.

Ellet father of Albert Rodin and Dorothy Hertzfeld, sister of Evelyn Waltzer and Jack Null. Relatives and friends are invited to the services 10 A. Jos. Levine Son Memorial Chapels, N. Broad st.

above 71st ave. Int. Har Zion Cem. Family will return to her late residence. Dee.

21, at Richland. town, JOSEPHINE daughter of the late Katherine and Benjamin Rowland. Relatives and friends and members of All Saints Episcopal Church, Torresdale, are invited to service 2 P. at the church, Frankford ave. and Fitler sts.

Interment in adjoining burial ground. -Dec. 21, HOWARD husband of Dorothy (nee Kipp) and father of Sr. Mary Ruth, C.S.F.N., of 5846 Theodore st. Relatives and friends, employes of Vertol Corp.

invited to call at the Kish Funeral Home, 6506. Elmwood Mon. eve. Tuesday interment and further viewing Services, afternoon, Lanterman Funeral Home, East Stroudsburg, Pa. 20, ADELE, of 2848 N.

Van Pelt wife of the late tore. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Tues. at 8:30 A. M. from Louis A.

DiGiacomo Funeral Home, 3037 N. 22d st. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Mary of the Eternal Sepulchre Church, 10 A. M.

Interment Holy Cem. Viewing Monday evening. ST. -Dec. 20, JAMES, husband of Eleanor (nee of 2644 S.

Chadwick st. Relatives friends are invited to funeral 10 A. from J. J. Roberts, 1701 Ritner st.

Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. Friends may call Mon. 7 to 10.

SCHLEICHER. Dec. 21, LILLIAN (SMITH), wife of Harry A. Schleicher, 4960 State Drexel Hill. Service Tues.

morning, Funeral 11 o'clock, George C. Toppitzer's Home, Garrett road at Lansdowne Friends Drexel Hill. Int. Mt. Peace Cem.

may call Mon. eve. on Dec. 20, 1963, RAYMOND of 608 Delaware Riverside, N. J.

Services Dec. 27, at A. from the Lankenau Funeral Home, 305 Bridgeboro Riverside, N. J. N.

Interment J. U. S. National Beverly, Friends may call at the funeral Died 2. 1963, LILLIAN 314 De Edward DECEMBER 23 24 26 27 28 29 30 31 JANUARY 1964 10.

11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 in the north portion in the afternoon. Visibility eight miles, lowering to less 1 than one mile in the precipitation. Sun rises 7:19 A.M. Sun sets 4:40 P.M. Moon sets- P.M.

Sunday's Local Report U. S. WEATHER BUREAU Philadelphia, Dec. 22, 1963 EST W.D.&VV. Pr.

W. A. M. WNW. wsw.

Clear Clear WNW- 6 Clear WNW. NNW-12 6 0 Clear M. Temperature: 7 0 Clear W.D. T. Humidity; Wind Direction and Velocity; Precipitation; Weather Conditions.

Highest temperature (2 P. 34 Highest temperature this date last 92 years (1949) Lowest temperature (5:35 A. Lowest temperature this date last 92 years (1960)---- Average temperature todaytemperature this date last yr. Normal for this date since Dec. 1-- Deficiency since Jan.

522 Total precipitation since Dec. 1.32 Total precipitation since Jan. Deficiency since Jan. 1 7.16 Barometric Pressure: 6 A. 30.36.

Rising: Noon, 30.43, failing; 6 P. 30.46. Steady. DEGREE DAY DATA Sunday since September 165: 163 Normal sentenced to 30 years in he is looking forward to his he will be spending it in of Philadelphia, was assigned the case. "It's pathetic in a lot of ways," said Segal.

His client' was only 19 years old when convicted and had been held incommunicado by police for two weeks in 1946, the lawyer said. Segal noted the defendant had declined court-appointed counsel, stating his family was trying to obtain a lawyer for the 1946 trials. But he was tried and sentenced before any such action took place. "WE'RE HOPEFUL' Noting that "we're hopeful," Segal said: "I think when the court reviews his case, they'll consider fact of the man's youth and the circumstances. Today a boy of that age would be committed to the State reform school at Camp Hill, rather than a State prison." Segal said the defendant would shortly be transferred from Eastern Correctional Institution at Graterford to Philadelphia County Prison Holmesburg, where untried prisoners are held.

The ment is expected in the next three weeks. During his time in prison, Schell, who formerly, lived on N. 62d st. has become a proficient trumpet player. He's profession hoping to make music his if and when those prison gates open before the year 2048.

Train Hits Car, Kills Educator KING CITY, Dec. 22 three-engine, 14-car southbound Southern Pacific fie train shattered a car at a San "Lucas railroad crossing Sunday killing a Palo Alto woman educator. The coroner's office said papers found in the wreckage, strewn over a quarter of a mile, identified the victim Lucille M. Nixon, 55, of Palo Alto. She was English supervisor for the public school system there.

The train stayed on the track but had brake damage -which halted the trip to Los Angeles until another unit was dispatched. to Woman Dies in Fire LEON Iowa, Dec. 22 Minnie Thomas, 84, died Saturday when her home burned near here. A jammed door preby vented her from escaping from the blazing building. 8:30 of the late Rep.

S. associates gather here Monday to pay their ment Congressman who died Satlak), Deaths Elsewhere Dr. Rudolf Ehrmann, who served as personal physician to the late Albert Einstein both in Germany and the United States, in Berkeley, Calif. He was 84. Dr.

Ehrmann came to the United States as a refugee from the Nazis in 1939. A specialist in disorders of the stomach and pancreas, Dr. Ehrmann was known in the medical world for the development of diagnostic tests bearing his name. He was professor of gastroenterology at New York University from 1939 to 1944. In Germany, he was professor of internal medicine at the University of Berlin from 1916 to 1939.

Harold B. Sanford, founder of three textile firms, in Newtown, Conn. He was 88. Mr. Sanford founded the H.

B. Sanford of New York City, the Kenford Silk of Portland, and the Sanford Silk of Stroudsburg and Matamoras, Pa. Mrs. Dora Seaton, widow of a former Midwest newspaper publisher and mother of former Interior Secretary Fred A. Seaton, in Manhattan, Kan.

She was 83. She was the widow of Fay N. Seaton, Survivors include Fred Seaton, publisher of the Hastings (Neb.) Tribune, and Richard Seaton, publisher of the Coffeyville (Kan.) Journal. DANIEL of 2965 Relatives funeral Home, Presbyterian 2 P. day bins Abrams), J.

Maurice of brother (Cybil) Weinstein Monday, Raphael ment be at his BAKER. 1963, Baker. Home, Int. may call BARNETT. Riblevl, Russell ar invited P.

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his R. Shields. to the Funeral carnation, P. M. stead of Jr.

COOPER. (nes Pennsauken. fives of on Church, wood eve. at End COTT.the late 56th Finkelstein, surviving friends sf. return Finklestein, cis Condon), tives mantown A.

W. may Ivyland, fives funeral the Newtown, the may service 1963, late Mary Betty Dawson, friends lices Funeral terment call DECKER. Coccol, vited Ingenito's Solemn A. Branch Farband, invited to services Tues. 11 A.

Reismon funeral Chapel, 908-10 Pine st. int. Mt. Lebanon Cern. Shiva will be observed of the Liss residence, 1117 Gainsboro Bala-Cynwyd, Pa.

SIEMERS. -LILLIAN M. C. (nee Wilson), of wife of the late Edward Siemers, 1738 Fillmore st. Relatives, friends, members of Frankford Baptist: Church and Frankford Chapter 11 A.

0. E. Gilbert invited to Schobert serve ices H. Funeral Home, 1677-79 Harrison Fkd. Friends may call Monday evening after 7.

Eastern Star service 8 P. M. SIMON. -Dec. 19, 1963, Photographers Mate 3d Class THOMAS, of 5926 N.

Mare vine son of Mrs. Thelma Simon, grande son of Mr. Harry Herkus. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services P. M.

precisely, 6410 N. Broad st. Interment Beverly Friends may coll Monday evening after 7. 5926 N. Marvine st.

THORP. -Suddenly, on Dec. 20, 1963, FRANCIS THORP, M. husband of Jane Ramsey Thorp, of 4900 Penn Services and int. at the convenience of family.

Friends may call Sun. 7 to 9 P. Frankford Friends Meeting, Penn and Orthodox st. In lieu of flowers, tributions may be made to the Scholarship Fund of Frankford Friends School. TRIMBLE.

-OF 3034 N. Darien Dec. 21, ELIZABETH, wife of the late Thomas Trimble (nee Heimbeckerl, and mother of William T. Trimble. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9 A.

Kirchner Funeral Home, 922-24 W. Somerset st. Requiem High Mass St. Bonaventure 3 Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve.

UKNALIS. Suddenly, 21, 1963, of 225 Watkins husband of JOSEPH, of 411. E. Belgrade, formerly Helen (nee Relatives and friends, employes of Terminix Co. and all other organizations of which he was a member are invited to attend the funeral service 10 A.

at the M. J. Bigenis Funeral Home, Hill 311 Cem. Wharton Friends st. Interment West Laurel may call Monday evening.

22, 1963, RAYMOND husband of Ellen, of 113 Sibley Ardmore, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to services 2 P. from the Frankenfield Chadwick Funeral Home, Athens ave. at Simpson Ardmore. terment Westminster Cem.

Friends may call Monday evening. Somerton, Dec. 21, 1963, ELSIE 11 wife of Clarence Watson. Serve ices A. at the Funeral Home of V.

Fletcher Son, 9529 Bustieton ave. No calling hours Monday evening. Dec. 21, at Hatboro, CLARENCE husband of Jean E. Wilmoth.

Funeral services and interment will be held in Neligh, Nebraska, Dec. 28. Arrangements by Felty Funeral Home. MISZKINIS notice. Died ANDERSON-HAGMAIER.

On Dec. 22, husband of Edna M. Hagmaier, 2d Trooper, age 70. and friends invited to attend the service from the Dotts Funeral Route 73, Skippack, Dec. M.

Interment Lower Providence Cem. Friends may call Thurs- Son, evening, 7 to 9. 21, JOSEPH, of 2102 Robbeloved husband of Bessie (nee Crider," father Mrs. Albert dear grandfather of Mr. (Murray) Askin and of Gary Eliot and Michelle Beth, of Mr.

Martin Askin, Mrs. Abraham Cohen, Miss Rose Askin, Mrs. Bertha and Miss Sally Askin. Services P. M.

precisely, Rosenberg's Sacks, 4720 N. Broad st. Inter- of Memorial Park. Family will late residence. to Of Hatboro, suddenly, Dec.

22, EVAN husband of Evelyn H. Funeral services will be held on 2 P. from the Felty Funeral 20 W. Montgomery Hatboro. E.

Hatboro Cem. Relatives and friends on Monday. 7.9 P. M. -Dec.

21, 1963, ALICE A. (nee formerly of 103 S. 61 st wife M. Barnett. Relatives and friends to funeral services Tusday, 1 John P.

Donohue Sons, 5400 st. Interment private. Friends may funeral home Monday, 7 to 9 P. M. N.

-Dec. 21,, 1963, RAYMOND beloved husband of Anna (nee Cor- her 2545 S. 'Watts st. Survived by five two daughters. Relatives, friends to funeral 9 A.

from Funeral Home, 2533-35 S. Broad of at Funeral Home, 9:45 A. M. Beverly National Cem. Viewing evening, 7 to 10.

10 Ewerth), Dec. 20, 1963, 8 af 2730 N. 23rd beloved wife late Joseph. Relatives and friends members of Cannstatter Ladies Verein to services, 11 A. Funeral Home, of Wetzel Son, N.

5th st. Int. Mt. Vernon Cem. may call Mon.

eve. Parking at Home. -Dec. 22, 1963, FLORENCE T. Morley), age 81, of Stone Harbor, Services 2 P.

Matlack Home, N. 9 J. Hand Int. Fairview Cem, to Cape May House, may call 12 to 2 P. M.

Suddenly, on Dec. 22, 1963, E. wife of the late John Bur109 Iona Narberth. Funeral will be hald at the Stuard Funeral 104 Cricket Ardmore, Interment West Laurel Hill Cem. of may call after 1 P.

M. Tuesday, -Dec. 21, 1963, THELMA A. beloved wife of William F. Cam1013 S.

49th age 49. and friends are invited to the on Videon 2:30 Son P. Funeral at Home, the road Shadeland Drexel Friends may call Mon. 7 Int. Arlington Cemetery.

5504 N. 3d Dec: 21, MARGARET aunt of Mrs. James Relatives and friends are invited funeral 8:30 A. at the Home of Floyd M. Bishop, 5408 N.

A. Requiem Mass, Church of the In10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Friends may call Monday after 7 Mass cards will be appreciated flowers. Died -Dec.

21, 1963. C. WALTER, beloved husband of Marna A. Cooper Canning), of 6218 Lexington age 63 years. Relaand friends invited to Burial Services 10.

A. at Grace Episcopal N. J. Int. LocustMem.

Park. Friends may call Mon. the Holl Funeral Home, 15 West Haddonfield, N. J. 22, MORRIS, husband of Rose (nee Wallack), of 643 S.

father of AI Cott and Sylvia brother of Louis Kott. Also L. grandchildren. Relatives and invited to services 2:30 Joseph Levine Son, 1512 N. Brood Interment Mt.

Sharon Cem. Family, will to the home of Mr. and Simon 1304 Moore Yeadon, Pa. Dec. 22, 1963, FRANhusband of Catharine Crane (nee of 3229 W.

Queen Lane. Relaand friends are invited to funeral 8:30 A. Kirk Nice, 6301 Gerave. Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 St. Catherine of Siena Church.

438 Penn st. Interment private. Friends call Monday evening. Dec. 21.

at RD. 1, SAMUEL husband Virginia M. Heimbach Daugherty. Relaand friends are invited 10 attend services Thurs. 8:30 P.

at Charies F. Swartz Funeral Home, Pa. Int. Friday at 1 P. at Lewisburg Lewisburg, Pa.

Friends Thursday Masonic at 8 P. M. I OF Trevose, Dec. 21, BERTHA (nee Leskar), wife of the Joseph Dawson and mother of Weber, Mrs. Esther McGee, Mrs.

Weinert and Joseph A. and John T. in her 75th year. Relatives and are invited to attend funeral 10:30 A. at the Home, 3301-15 Cottman ave.

InNorthwood Cemetery. Friends may Monday evening. -Dec. 20, 1963, ANNA (nee of 1152 S. 8th wife of the late Decker.

Relatives and friends are into the funeral 8 A. from Funeral Home, 820 Christian st. Requiem Mass, St. Paul's Church, M. Interment New St.

Mary's Cam. may call Monday evening, 7-10. 7 MORO. -Dec. 21, 1963, EZIO, behusband of Julia (nee Rapa), of 324 Comden, age 41.

Relatives and of the family are invited to attend funeral on Tues. morning at 9 o'clock the Bocco Funeral Home, 4th and Camden. Solemn Requiem in Our Mt. Car'Church, Camden. Interment Calvary Cherry Hill, N.

Friends may Monday evening after 7. are In Memoriam BURCH, ROBERT In loving memory of a dear husband father who passed away Dec. 23, 1961. Your chair has been vacant, Your voice has long been still, But the hearts you taught to love you Miss you now and always will. Sadly missed by wife, Alice, and Family.

HINES, WILLIAM JR. In my heart your memory lingers, Sweetly, tender, fond and true, There is not a day, dear brother, That I do not think of you. SISTER PEGGY, KEN AND FAMILY. VAUGHN, NOLAN A. Dec.

23, 1962, my husband. Many a lonely heartache, Often a silent tear, But always a beautiful memory Of one who was so dear. Sadly missed by wife, BERTHA, VAUGHN, NOLAN 23, 1962. In loving memory of Pop. Granpop Pop Pop Your chair has long been vacant, Your voice has long been still, But the hearts you taught to love you Miss you now and always will.

Sadly missed by daughter, Bertha, children Great-grandchildren. ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS Funeral Directors Since 1877 4720 N. BROAD ST. GL 5-0100 Rev. Fitzgerald, Pastor in N.

Y. The Rev. Kevin E. Fitzgerald, o. F.

assistant pastor of St. Francis of Assisi Monastery, New York, died Saturday after a long illness in St. Elizabeth Hospital, New York. He was 28. He was the son of Mrs.

Margaret Fitzgerald, of 436 Woodcliffe Upper Darby, and formerly of 5329 Catharine st. He was a graduate of West Catholic High School and St. Joseph Seminary, Callicoon, N. Y. He also attended Holy Name College in Washington, D.

C. Father Fitzgerald was ordained a priest on March 17, 1962, at St. Francis Monastery, in Washington. Surviving besides his mother are two brothers, Eugene, an assistant professor of philosophy at LaSalle College, and James, and six sisters, Mrs. Catherine Monk, Mrs.

Madeline Wiley, Mrs. Margaret Hoyt, Mrs. Claire Hill, Annie Marie and Rosemary. Mrs. Earl B.

Lange, Retired Teacher Mrs. Earle B. Lange, a retired Philadelphia school teacher and former president of the Delta Kappa Gamma, a national educational society, died Friday. The former Marjorie Turner, she was 69 and lived at 127 Greenwood Jenkintown. A teacher in the Philadelphia school system for 33 years, she retired earlier this year.

She had taught at the Simon Gratz and Lincoln High Schools. She was graduated from Wellesley College in 1917. Surviving are two sons, Earl and Samuel, and six grandchildren. ROLLAND HARROLD, chief master mechanic for the American Tobacco died Saturday at the Delaware County Memorial Hospital. He was 60 and lived at 1119 Yeadon Yeadon.

Mr. Harrold was a Mason. Surviving are his wife, the former Anna C. Lucas; a daughter, Mrs. William Nolen; his father, Lawn; three brothers, Herbert Kenneth and Lawn, a sister, Mrs.

Dorothy Jenkins, and a grandson. LUIGI D'ANGELO, a retired painter and paperhanger, died Sunday Methodist Hospital. He was 67 and lived at 1825 Hoffman st. Surviving are his wife, the former Elizabeth Gagliardi; three sons, Anthony, Mario and Joseph; a daughter, Mrs. Marie a sister, Mrs.

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