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36 adh THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 2. 1965 Died TTT ill TTV i HANFY. Of 51 Gtenmore ave May (ETTAl.llUa 7 U.

I n.in.n 1 wj" JL XAAUVXUVll Spr.ngf.eW.. husband el Barbara M.i TV'SI' Relatives friends VT i'" Jinira r. iiaiirrj. iiv-3 inu uinius, empiujri Of Phil, nff Si ifhtia). Relative and Thi.rcjHav it A i.

r-v bit A I- t- 5 i i an are inMted to i Thur P. Parlors of David H.Boeri Sii.1 funera, A Si 4tc U'Af -l r-, Tuneidi ii n. at i n- Wharton Professor 7 (ft -may cau wea. lo 17 10 la- in. i CHARLES OFFICIAL FORECASTS Wroe Alderson, professor of marketing at the E.

husband of Lena tnemsi-n. OflCLET -May 31. hEGIN'A A i. N- J- Hansen w.fe oi iltmanl. ife of to funeral Frt Ji noon.

sl Funeral iA A Highest temperature list 12 hours, low- mmnei riavid G. KranRentieia Fox Funeral Home. 702 Castor av. ri wniMTKiuif last ib nuwi nu nt pan cv i van ia nannn nr nanrp ann i nm-; inh OFFICIAL FORECASTS iv ty: Tartly clou-i 1 Martin .1 1 solemn nruuirm ns. st.

cipitation for last 2 hours as reported "'V l.ra'nd hildren Relatives and friends Jr" "fhur'sdaT eve. at I P. M. Tuesday, by the Imted luma at Pnvnl Hot uoc rvir Thurs. 1 P.

Tours Church. 10 A. M. Int. Our Lad of Grace Cem.

Viewinf KrL ee r.rai Hme. Broad and States Weather Bureau TEMPERATl RE Wolf sts. Int. West Laurel Hill em. hfii 811 W.

Lehifh sud-l Pr and also lived at 248 JUNE 1965 5 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 15 16 17 19 20 L2f 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 1. Place H. Viewin. Wed. eve.

Parkins on denly Vlay 30, joy. MARTHA M. (neel May Jt i U'i a nt th late John F. TQIVK farmarlv ACll U.I 37th st. Mr.

Alderson came to Deaths ni-si-i. Vntira i i i. i are in- V. I I I. .1 1 31 i and friends are in-i beloved husband of looithe W'harton I Heiler.

Relatives Margaret Raisner' i vited to attend funeral I A. services for relaUves and friends Thur. 30, at from the Fluehr Funeral Home, jjOl-15 a. at the Mulford Showers Fu at rom the Fluehr Funeral Home, jJUI-13 a. at the Mulford Showers a high in the mid 80s.

south-' I Albany Atlanta Atlantic City 'Bismarck, N. Boston i Buffalo, N. Y. May School as a Mays Landini. N.

DENMS Be- Cottman ave. Requiem Mass. su t-a-, neral Home. 1407 E. Washington lan.

loved son of the late Joseph and Mar- Church. 10 A. M. rnends stenton ave.t, where friends 3n h.ah fn I my call Wed. Int.

Lawnview 2i profe of 55 60 52 4fl 75 61 M. 56 47 58 harleston, S. C. eve. Cem marketing i iri.nn.

of the Franklin Sugar! mnrninct Plnnrlv and mA with Chicaao Holy Name Society. The Men of June 1W5.I west winds from 10 to 15 miles an hour and a 20 percent probability of pre-, cipitation continuing into Thurs-, day. Fair, warm and humid' 30. 15. of 410 Hunting.

Malvern. Div. 46. A M. ana xoiinci Cleveland i Elsewhere Capt.

George Allan Hancock, pioneering Southern California philanthropist, scientist and businessman, in Santa Maria, Calif. Hp was 89. GEiiRC.E, of koSJ Montague tor- if. 1959 after a career in industry and governm t. visibility about 5 miles.

Cape May to Cape Hatteras: South to southwest winds from Basmess Agent" Local S1650, of 4152 0.1. bVVed hu'n Pike HARRY beloved A of L. CIO and The Navy eter- Pl.1 ii.k.n in. Fritrhei Fu-I husband of Estelle F. Raupp.

ans'ww. 2 Roche Post A.M" "ves. N. E. Lions, c.uh a Steel Co7 M.

.40 .03 .01 .02 .00 .00 too .01 Mr.VJSlJJl'i,nPly of Heddle are in iiin.rai liiui Thursday. i.iillU' in x. U.itH In Inuril Thur. A from his home, 154 S. 29th st 10 tn 1.

L-nnf WArlnncHav in narl Home. He was with I solemn High Mass of Requiem. tanye Funeral Home, Huntingdon Piv. mnii Park 5 ii r.hri.r Church. 11 A.

Int. Holy; the U. S. De- Eastern remmivania: Show- wMth ers and thundershowors hkely of shoers jn nor(h ioQ Wednesday variable 1A Hancock's life was a Story Ofifros. Cem.

Friends may call Wed. eve May 165. at Pirk. Friends may call Wed imerville. N.

J-. widow of the latej can wed. a i. i i- a T-i i LVatH with uvhnm success inrougn aiversu ea in- ornsion, ,5 In n( the Sample Shoe Store.ishe resided in Middlesex, N. also Denver Detroit Duluth, Minn.

Harnsburf Jacksonville. Fla. Kansas City. Mo, Los Anceles Louisville Miami Brai Minneapolis New Orleans New York City Norfolk. Va.

Philadelphia Phoenix. Arit. Pittsburgh Portland, Me. Portland, Ore. St.

Louis Salt Lake City 71 14 74 75 72 61 82 74) 5 84 73 84 52 87 88 82 61 85 81 7 M. 77 M. 8.1 fl 85 71 M. 80 73 61 55 86 72 1 86 77 74 Missmf part of 31 1 Co oo! from 1925 to and with Curtis Publish- ICrCSIS DanhS, real estate, rail- ViORRlS husband of Rose Mickelson survived by 4 grandchildren, runera maris mrrrhant nit pas Brownste'in Relatives and friends are services Thurs. June 3.

at 9 A. M. roaas, mercnant Snips, OH, Sf to attend services at the Bovdjfrom the Conroy Euneral Home. 21 fQCmintf eott i nrl nnn Irv Hoi vi .1 Norris- Wond st Bound Bl N. J.

Int Kennett Square. Pa on May 31. 1965. DR. DAVID DL'Er' husband of Celina Fogg Reynolds, age' 75 years.

Relatives and friends Sun Rises Sun Sets 5:34 A. M. 8:24 P. M. 11.43 P.

M. tnr mnXiVn town w'edsday. IntermentJ Sunset Memorial Park Friend. funeral 'th. was an aviator, musician and, Springfield.

In lieu of; may call Tues. from7-10 P. and Kennelt Squal.e fnsbntria' invited wroe Ai.nmsoN Moon Sets .00 ness and mild temperatures, lair, warm and humid Thursday. New Jersey: Partly cloudy Wednesday with a chance of a few showers in warm weather. Partly cloudy Wednesday night.

Fair, warm and humid 8 64 55 6.1 72 61 62 S7 M. 62 55 54 47 47 65 43 71 51 4.1 64 46 74 HO 52 48 educator (lowers, memorials may be sent to; 2-J and 7-10 Y. M. on Thurs June 3 at 2 P.M. InL Union Norristown Jewish Center or the Heart Hill Cem.

Friends may call at the Foundation. Shiva at 6302 Algon St. 2. of 2603 S. t7th Worrali and Kuio Funeral Home.

250 Tuesday's Local Report II WEATHER BUREAU rhiltd'lphim, June 1. 15 HAlHt.Kl.Nr. tnee Itagemnn', wne int. oiaic nciiiiru square, Wed rSan Antonio ISan Francisco 01 "'H v.u. ii uui 1936 to 1943.

SERVICE $1 During the Second World War oo! he was on leav Curtis worked with Office of Price the Bu- EDT T. H. W.DIrV. Pr. W.

BYRNE -JAMES JOSEPH (REV.1(he Rnbel-t Relatives and friends BKO. EMERY WILLIAM, S.C Pro-, are jnvjte(f funera, Thurs 1 P. fessor at LaSalle College High (rom Yerke, Funeral Home, 7031 Woodson of the late James H. and Jeannette and ve ln, Mt- Moriah Cem. View- Cloudy S'e Mane, A.

M. II A M. A Mexican grant of the historic Rancho la Brea was the foundation of Mr. Hancock's wealth. It has become the fashionable Wilshire district of Los Angeles, including the famed "Miracle Mile." Oil also was discovered there.

14 65 87 76 5 80 46 SSW Cloudy! savannan, u. NW-3 Clear (Seattle WNWg f) PLCdyimP' Kirkbride. of Irvington. n. j.

ing Wed. eve, Delaware. Maryland and Dis and friends are inv ieu Solemn Requiem Mass. Inurs ju suienm i Dolors, SW 11 Pt.Cdy eve. 6- PM.

In lieu of flowers, friends may make contributions to the Kennett Consolidated School Athletic Assn. ROBINS. May 29. 165. JOHN of 201 W.

Girard beloved husband of Sara Robins (nee Eberwine). Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9:30 A. M. at the Dinan Funeral Home. 1923 Spring Garden st High Requiem Mass, 11 A.

at St Michael's Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve.

ttict of Columbia and p. m. ji I P.M. 71 51 May 30. 165.

OER TRimE of 9612 Convent ave. Rela Wilkes-Barre 15 .1 Cloudy w'vndmoor. Pa. Int. St.

Joseph's WlidUir liuimaifjs, waiin aim Tfmnerature: Humidity: 'oo tives and friends are invited to the reau of Econ Warfare and the Foreign lie Adminis Winnipeg, Man. Low: High Ammendale, Md. Friends may call at s(M Che tenham Precipitation; Trace Hf 1 laruu funeral 8 30 A. Burns ru-neral Home. 9708 Krankford ave.

(at Eiiler ill. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. humid Wednesday and Thurs-n wind Direction and velocity; 'Pr. rredpnation; Weather Condi dav. with possible thundershow- mi.

naiituLU tuiiiiciiy eis; ave Wed. i-vi. chairman and member of the Wednesday's Tidal Predictions PHILADELPHIA (Chestnut st.) Ui.h A ti 4 A AA tration. Then, years he headed a marketing and management consulting 12 May 29, of i tvatnerine inurcn, iu a. m.

rrs in the afternoon and evening1 'XZXl 7.Z Wed. eve. Pennsauken, N. formerly oi Kith davs. 14 years HJ95) lRFI.ANn -Of Townsends Inlet, N.

J. University of Southern California board of trustees. He established the Allan Hancock Foun- SMITH. May 29, 1965. JOSEPH ii i Lowest temperature t4 a A.

New lOrk City: Partly Cloudy Lfs, temperature this date last on May 31. 1965. MARGARET, wife of brother of Margaret Hunt Reineck. funeral of Mr. Alderson was chairman 15-3 Valley rd Drexel Hill, for- the late Harry Ireland.

Private services Wed. from the Lewis Funersl V'edncsdav with boro, EVELYN nee hjimmei). wife of William T. Caldwell, funeral services wil be held on at 9:30 A. from the Felty Funeral Home, 20 Montgomery Hatboro.

Int. private. Relatives and friends may call on Wednesday, 7 to P. M. a chance of vrf meny of 1409 s.

voages Phi a. Rela. Home. 112 53d st Sea Isle city, int tives and friends are invited to attend Low Tide 11:46 A. M.

11 56 P. M. DELAWARE BREAKWATER Tide 11:13 A. M. 11:37 P.

M. Low Tide 5:14 A. M. 5 05 P. M.

"i CAPE MAY (Muniiipal Pifrl jHigh Tide 10 43 A. M. 10:57 P. M. 1 Low Tide 4:27 A.

M. 4 26 P. M. 8 ATLANTIC ITV (Meet Pifrl High Tide 1015 A. M.

10:29 P. M. 4 08 P. M. Showers in warm, humid WCath-i Average lemperature this dale last Seaville Methodist Cem.

In lieu oft the fUneral 9 A. John of the advisory board of thejdation, which provided millions Wharton School's Management! of dollars toward research, par-Science Center and a member marine bilogy and flowers, donations may be made to the Fleming, 6224 Cedar ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem. 10 A. St.

Carthan. t'i'. Fair, warm Thurs and humid dau--- Excess, since June 1 I American Cancer Society. CARI.SON.-Of 1239 Whittier aye. oceanography.

Andalusia. May 29. 1965. Mt.i.biN tawnRAWSKI 31 t. a- l.l-J.:l.,",'rm 1 1 Low rifle 4:09 A.

12 Low Tide 4 09 A. M. Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friends call Wed. eve. in lieu of flowers, please make offerings to American Cancer Society. inee Kalinowski). wife ot t.nwaiq fhamk iwinven hushand of ouc nium in ami.

lotai precipiiatlon since June I-Nonei HKAIH it, ml Fee liarhnrt VasilV V. Williams, a leading- and mother of Edwa! Florence Karas jaw0rowskl and brother! u.iu u. oi icev. Amnony jawuruwaiu. nci.uca.

Helen Kress and Mary Ann and Kien frien(ls, employes of Henry F. Ortheb Soviet oil specialist and the son ariable winds from 10 to 20 Precipitation sime Jan. 1 11 28 High Tide A.M. 12 28P.M. since Jan.

1 5l Low Tide 6 45 A. 6:44 P. M. KnOtS Wednesday, With Scatter-! Barometrie Pressure: A. 30 071 RARNKf.AT INLET cd chr.wi.re likr-lu 12 Noon' 30u Steady; i P.

Tide 10:21 A. M. 10:35 P. M. eii snow ers iiKciy wcanesaayiuo Fiiin.

I Low Tide 4:23 a. m. 4 22 p. m. A.

Carlson. Survived Brewery, members of Holy Name So in ner aisi yc.i. ncnw" tiAn'i. ar. invited io funeral Thurs.

ciety and the Polonia Association of Myk. invited to funeral 9 A. JVL.i from late 3970 Terrace st. Solemn Requiem Mass. St.

Josaphat's Church, 10 A. M. Friends may call Wed. eve. STURM.

Of 609 North Hills Ardsley, May 31. 1965. H. ED-WARD, beloved husband of Aminda M. Kuehls, father of Margaret E.

Col-lins, Carl E. Sturm and Dorothy L. Sokalski, aged 80 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral 8: 50 A. from the Fluehr Funeral thA Rritto! oike.

Andalusia, Pa. Weather for Wednesday Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Charles; Church. 10 A. M.

Int. St. Dominies Based on Official Forecasts em. Friends may call Wed. eve.

Park ing entrance on Tennis ave. May 30. MICH a l'i Aenps (nee Flannery) JORDAN. On May 29, 165. of 805: services 10:30 A.

at Hessinger Bleish HENRY ase 75 years.j Funeral Home, 2013 E. Susquehanna husband of Elva Jordan. Relatives and, ave. (east of Front st.) Int. Hillside friends are invited to the service Thurs Cem.

Friends may call Thurs. eve. P. from the Oirontz Hanoi's oi (Harking on both sides of the street 1 of 'Vis, Ailensi ove formerly of. 1 A A A 7 -s- SSv Tv Harold B.

Mulligan, ognntz ann i neuen; aves. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friends are: invited Wed. eve.

Norristown. May 29. ,10. SEI'H husband of the late Adelaide pJlWUM Cloonlara. Swinford.

County Mayo. Ireland Relatives, friends, employes of Electric Storage Battery Co. and Holy Name Society are invited to funeral 8:30 A. from J. M.

Camp-hell Funeral Home, 500 Benner st. (at 6100 N. Rising Mini, solemn of one of Stalin's top agricultural authorities, in Moscow. He was 67. Mr.

Williams was head of the organic chemistry department of Moscow's Timiryazev Agri-j cultural Academy. I He was the son of Vastly Rob-ertovich Williams, an agricultural biologist of American parentage who died in 1939. The younger Williams was credited with a number of contributions in the field of chemical soil analysis. He was the holder of an Order of Lenin and other decorations for his scien-' tific work. Dr.

Bryan Wildenlhal, president of Sul Ross State College at! Alpine, since 1952, in Austin, Tex. He was 62. He formerly was president of auiem Mass. St. Williams Church, 10, shields st.

Relatives, friends and i--J, em Mass, St. Titus Church, :45 A. M. A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. View- sodality are Invited to at-ing Wed. eve. tend her funeral on Fri at 9 A.

int. Beverly National cem. Friends 3 s-ris may call 7 to 9 P. M. lfHirr.nti rv o4 from the lavanagn runerai Home, in i PHILADELPHIA i.Vo 6922 Woodland Phila.

Solemn Re. WO ivlquiem Mass, 10 A. Church of the Coon inee the board of directors of the Marketing Science Institute. He was co-founder and program director of the Marketing Theory Seminar and past president of the American Marketing Association. He was co-founder and annual participant in the Executive Seminar on Market Planning.

AWARD WINNER A 1927 graduate of George Washington University, Mr. Alderson later did graduate work there and at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of Pennsylvania. He received many professional awards and was author of several publications on marketing. He was a member of the corporation of Haverford College and a member oi the board of directors of the American Friends Service Committee, for which he made several missions. He was a member of the board of directors of the Council for International Progress in Management.

Surviving are his wife, the former Elsie Star Wright; a son, Evan; two daughters, Mrs. Lee Bennett and Mrs. Fred Schuliz. HARRY MAGERMA.V, presi SCMM.V May 31. 165.

NICOLA, husband of Adele Summa (nee Man-cini), of 811 Wyndmoor ave. Relative! waiter anri (H.nri, invited to funeral Thurs. Good Shepherd, Int. Holy Cross. Friends may call Thurs.

7 to 9:10. and friends are invited to funeral 1A A AA f. KTtn. tint -i. i.i..

rvii bl i.i. u.ivi v.riiii.n KNOPF. ISARELLA VIRGINIA (nee1 town ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 Lummis), May 31, 1965, of 6129 N. Frank-A.

Seven Dolors Church. Int. Holy JsC VIIIIUHPANVAMIII Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call lin widow of Charles THUNDERSTORMS Thurs. eve.

Knopf. Funeral services 2 P. M.J 8 30 A. Crouse's Funeral Home. 1810-32 E.

Somerset st. Solemn Requiem Mass. Visitation Church. 10 A. M.

Viewing 7:30 to 9:30 P. M. May 28. 165. of 2056 McClellan HELEN (nee Sulpizio), wife ot Nicholas Coppola.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 8:30 A. from the Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan. 1119 W. Lehigh ave Solemn Requiem Mass.

St. Edmunds Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross tern.

Friends are invited Wed. eve. CIT.P.-.Tiine I. of 4127 Mana.vunk MAiiRtrr. A hushand of the late Kath WARM tos angeles SHOWERS; rh T---T--(l'f lECIND i -THUKDt-RSTORMS aouor fair NEW ORLEANS at Helweg 4 Son, 463 York road, Jen-kintown.

where friends may call Thurs. 7 to 9. Int. Hillside Cem. KRASSENSTE1N.

June 1, 1965. DAVID, husband of Sadie (nee Berlin), of 5001 N. Rosehill st. (formerly of 2653 S. Mildred father of Albert and Harry Krassenstein and Sylvia Taylor, brother of Tillie Hellerman.

Sarah Nestor. Sophie Barer and Philip Krassenstein; also survived by 5 grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Relatives and friends are invited to services 3 P. Joseph Levine it Son, Memorial Chapels, N. Broad St.

above 71st ave. Int. Mt. Sharon Cem. Family TAGG ART.

HETTY. May 31, 165, of 2066 E. Clarence St. Relatives, friends and members of the Mayfair United Presbyterian Church are invited to attend the funeral services 11 A Baron Rowland Funeral Home, 1059 Old York Abington. Int.

Sun-, set Memorial Park. Friends may call Wed. 7 to 9. TROJAN. May 31, EDWARD, of 3359 Almond son of the late Casi-mer and Josephine, beloved brother of Matthew, Jane.

Mrs. Stella Kublrki. Adolph. Emil and Mrs. Lorraine Ma-gee.

Relatives and friends, employes San Angelo (Tex.) College. George Turner, Retired Executive George W. Turner, owner and operator of the William H. Turn SNOW IAIN "A I MIAMI erarir uiun k- vj 4V leen .1. McNally Culn.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 8 A. Fititpatrick it Sons Funeral Home, 425 Lyceum Rox. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of St. John the Baptist.

9 A. M. Friends may call Wed. eve. after 7.

29. AMILIA, of 1430 S. Beulah st. (nee Cairo), beloved wife of the lale Gianovario and loving mother of Rose Simelaro and Domenic. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8 30 A.

from Pantarelli return to the lale residence. Hn 1 COID WARM ea I er industrial piping and lieu of flowers, contributions in hiSmf Franklin Suear Refinerv and mem memory may be made to your favorite I bers of American Legion Post 45, Bok and Pilsudski Fraternal Organization charity.) 5 "ij.mn Aits i artimre, Itronkli xeiidir, (lOkl, ''t, lnfaoftfe e4lAr, dtttttto invited to the funeral A. sgjn of movement tn4 4 7 mavemtnl tnj isffe heating, Chester, until his retirement in 1958, died Tuesday at Oxford, Md. He was 65 and lived at 627 University place, Swarth-more. He was a member of the dent for the last 30 years of FRONT it el man STATIC FRONT or BAROMETER et iA.r jun msvine.

liJwHtt, from Eugene A. Gniewek Funeral Home, 2711-13 E. Allegheny ave. lenr. Tilton Requiem Mass, 9:30 A.

St. Adalberts Church, Viewing Thuri. eve. 610. LEES.

-Of 135 S. 17th on June 1, 1965. RUSSELL husband of Helen Hall Lees. Service for relaitves and friends on 2 P. Oliver H.

Bair's. 1820 Chestnut where friends may call Thurs. 7-9. Int. private.

Magerman Trousers, 11th and Washington died Monday at his home, Cedarbrook Hill Apartments, Wyncote. He Funeral Home. I'assyunn ave. ami, Dickinson st. Solemn Requiem High Mass, Annunciation Church, 10 A.

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

14 Memorial Pal-mvra, N. on May 31, 165, HAROLD husband of Mabel (nee Harding). Funeral service 11 A. at the Masonic service by Meridian Lodge 158 Chester Lodge 236, A.F. and A.M., the Benjamin Franklin F.

and A. M. 8 30 r. M. (Dltttuary was 61.

He was the secretary Consistory and Lulu Temple. He Snover Funeral Home. Rle. 130. Cin snover unci Ai riinmr.

i.n LENNOX. -May 31. 165, of 2747 Pratt st FLORENCE, aged 82 years, wife of the late Samuel Lennox. Relatives and i i Was a member Of the Union! naminson, N. J.

Sunset Memorial of the Clothing Contractors As LOUIS B. LILLY, retired, ISADOR SURALL, men's cus League of Philadelphia and the sociation of this citv. a mem friends are invited to attend the lu neral at 11 A. from the Fu printer who was employed byltom tailor, died Tuesday at Park, Somerton, Pa. Viewing ihurs.

7 to 9. 251 E. Berkley riifinn Heights, suddenly. May .10. 1965.

ber of Welcomer Square Club Philadelphia Geographical So neral Home of Alfred P. G. Rose, 2616 Bridge Bridesburg. Int. Norlhwood Cem.

Friends may call 7 to fhe Inquirer for 25 years, died l'rwn Acrei Nursing "me, ciety and Academy of Natural and Cardoza Lodge, Brith Sho- MRS. MICHLLi; CLRASOI.I, the former Rambina Allessan-rironi, died Sunday in Presbyterian Hospital. She was 76 and lived at 371 S. Maple Maple Shade, N.J. She was a former resident of Philadelphia.

nieiuuii aim minimum ve. ne Monday at Latirelview Convales TURNER. June 1965. GEORGE WILDE, husband of Christine (nee Eh-mann), of 627 University Place, Swarthmore, Pa. Relatives and friendi invited to attend the funeral 10:30 A.

from Imschweiler-Brower Funeral Home, 1600 Edgmont Chester. Int. Chester Rural Cem. Chester Lodge 236, F. and A.

will eon-duct graveside aervices. No viewinf Thursday eve. TURNER. -May .30, 1965, MARGARET FITZGERALD, wife of Leo C. Turner, of 615 Woodcrest Ardmore, daughter of James and Margaret Devlin Fitzgerald.

Relatives and friends Invited to funeral 10:15 A. Funeral Home of John Stretch E. Eagle and St, Denis roads (Oakmont), Haver-town. Solemn Mass of Requiem in St. Denis Church, 11 A.

M. Int. St. Denis Cem. Family invites friends to funeral home Wed 7 to 9 P.

M. Science. He also belonged to the Upland Baptist Church, Chester. WALTER son of Mary (nee Kolenir) and the late Michael Dudlih. Relatives and friends invited to funeral I A.

Funeral Home of M. t'. 9 P. M. 30, 1965.

AGNES lom. He was a Mason. Surviving are his wife, the former cent Center, Mount Laurel, N. J. He was 82 and lived at 1419 Sophie Gibstein; a son, Alan; a Williams.

Baltimore and Summit Clifton Heights. Solemn Requiem Mass, (nee Brakerl, of 1428 N. 2d wife of Edward M. l.oftus. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Thurs 8:30 A.

Burns Funeral Home, 1428 E. Columbia Surviving are his wife, the former Christine Ehmans, and a sister, Mrs. Donald M. Wilson. Her husband, former owner of was 87 and lived at 2226 S.

5th st. Mr. Suball retired in 1951 as foreman for "Mike the Tailor," 3013 Kensington ave. Surviving are five daughters, Miss Bessie Suball, Mrs. Benjamin May, Mrs.

Bella Barrish, Mrs. Israel Baratz and Mrs. ave. (at Fkn. ave).

Solemn Requiem rollings Camden. Mr. Lilly was a member of Philadelphia Typographical Union No. 2. Surviving arc his wife, the former SS.

Peter 4 Paul Churrn, io A. M. int. St, Charles' Cem. Friends may call Wednesday evening.

OOMIM 30. 1965, at MarlUnn. .1.. MARG ARF.TTA LICK- Mass, St. Michael's Church, 10 A.

View. Wed. eve. daughter, Mrs. Janet Widra; two sisters, Mrs.

Rose Rosenberg and Mrs. Agusta Slawsky; a brother, Samuel and three grandchildren. FIELD, widow of Harry A. Dominco- Annie Schrivcr; two sons, Sam MAGERMAN. May 21.

165, HARRY, husband of Sophie (nee Gibstein), of vi, h. of Gormantown. Memorial serv ices June 3, at 4 P. at the WILLIAM C. DARCY, an employe of Craftex Co.

until his retirement in 1959, died Saturday at Einstein Medical Center. He was 67 and lived in Tucker-ton, N. J. He was past com the Cedarbrook Hill Apt. 917, Wyncote, Pa, father of Alan Mager uel and Frederick; throe daughters, Mrs.

Anna Ballinghoff, the Maple Shade Cabinet- and Milhvork died in 1959. Surviving are three sons, James. Albert and Frank; four daughters, Mrs. Ralph Napoli, Mrs. William Simon, Mrs.

Albert A. Cashione and Mrs. John lionci-venga; a sister; 11 grandchildren and four Max Marcus, 9 grandchildren Germantown Friends Meeting. 47 W. Coulter st.

Please omit flowers. nnrr.l a -liv 30. 195. of 419 Wil THOMAS McCOY, former store operator, died Sunday man and Janet Widra, brother of Samuel Magerman, Rose Rosenberg and Agusta Slawsky; also survived by .3 grandchildren. Relatives and friends Mrs.

Martha Murphy and Mrs. Alice Met! ill; 17 grandchildren and 21 great grandchildren. liams id Wynnewo'nd, Pa DOROTHY JOSEPH S. SMITH, vicejat Burlington County Memorial mander of the Trevose VFW president for 15 years of Wimer; Hospital. Mount Hollv.

N. J. He daughter of Helena and the -re invited to services 11 A. Wilson C. Bray and mother of Suzy josepn Levine Son Memorial Chapels, and Cathy Douglas.

Relatives Broad st. above 71st ave. Int. Roose-friends are invited to the sravesidej ven Memorial Park. Family will be and Miller hardware! was 86 and lived in Wriehtstnwn post and a member of Hewitt Hausler VFW Post 154.

Surviv JOSEPH M. SHIELDS, rctired fhm at 718 Cherry J. Mr. McCov was nronrieter service 2 P. in M.

jonn at the late residence. (In lieu of Reformed Bangor, Pa. flowers, contributions in his memory EI SON McC.RAW, plant: custodian for the neing sincKon.of a store in Jacobstown, N. may be sent to tmldrens Hospital. ing are his wife, the former Louisa A.

Schulz; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Hunter and Mrs. Louisa M. Malloy and a 30. 1965.

formerly of Germantown, IDA E. mce Sims), wife ihn lale Thomas E. Downs. Rela engineer MARKERT. May 28, 1965, AUGUSTUS of 2249 Germantown ave.

Relatives 1415 Clearview on May 29, 1965, JESSIE widow of George H. Warrilow. Service for relatives and friends on at 1 P. at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut it.

Int. Oakland Cem. WASSERM.N.-Of Buttonwood Berwyn, on May 31, HOWARD WASSERMAN, husband of Nancy Wilson Wasserman. aged 65 years. Service and interment at the convenience of th family.

Maugers Funeral Service, Malvern, Pa. May 30, 1965. KATHARINE CONARD WATT, of 181 Lakeside Ardmore. Services for relatives and friends on 2 P. Oliver H.

Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st. Int. pvt. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to The Heart Fund. 30.

1965, EMERY, husband of Anna (nee Matz), of 2621 E. Cortez West Covins, father of Breena, Rachael Weishaus. brother of Mr. Louis Whitehouse and Mrs. Sharl versity tives and friends invited to services and fr ends invited to funeral Thurs Tr, died Tuesday at Uni- Board of Education, died Mon'hile automobile for 41 years before retirement, 1 nsnit il He was 56 and! kA Washington Crossing.ille was a Mason and a member at 5ii lirV County.

He was 43 and of the Odd Fellows and Grange, or He se unloved iSP''a Tu livfd 8S3 RH11 st' Surviv-jSurvivuis are his wife, the for-lonav C. -7 aii, i vrd at lbbl Ham-inR are his wifci thc foiWrncr Etta Pettitt; four daugh-e i.enox vi nut vii. i i sti shields was a vet- Holon l.oftus: three sons, (ers Mrs Hraro Pnrrioan 10 i.cnox uma vn. i i son si 8 30 A. Barrett's Funeral Home lived son, William Jr, 2 P.

Kirk Jt Nice, en'i cer-mantown ave. Int. George Washington Memorial Park. Friends may call Wed. eve.

Park and Lehigh aves. High Mass, 10 A. St. Edward's Church. Friends Ventnor may call Wed.

eve. MRS. EDWARD V. LOFTl'S, ny tne vears first 111 lrcilton. iN fian hi the First World War T.nnl, wllllom m.l PotvL-lf' the former Frances Camcbell i a iiiiiidiii fimi i tiuiin, a .11 rt i i nd ii.

i.mv ii i nra died Tuesday in Holy Redeemer and then at I omona, a. Ai8nd a momber of the Americanldaughter. Helene; his parents.tMcClaskcy and Mrs Ida Wor-rfsidcnt of the shore aiea lor LfRmn surviving are his Mr. and Mrs. William J.

Smithjrell, five grandchildren and two in ions ROY EATON, of 414' 502 Burghley Foulk aeR fyears. brother ill Ventnor. N. June I. IMS.

W. NEL-Blanche E. Craig and Rachel RitterJSf age 56, husband of Margaret Relatives, friends and all organizations father of Sandra M. unerai service of which he was affiliated are invited 10 A. Wimberg Funeral Home, to attend the funeral services at the 7300 Ventnor Ventnor, J.

Presbyterian Church of the Viewing Thursday 7-9 P. M. Duncan road, Wilmington, on Wed. afternoon. June 2, 165, at 2 o'clock.

Int. MICHAEL. -Suddenly, nn May 31, 1 great-grandchildren. in vein. ii- jn the torincr Margaret W.

McKavJand a brother, Eugene. in Yardlev. He was a Hospital. She was 73 and lived at 15039 Milford Somerton. Surviving are seven sons, the Rev.

Joseph, James, Edward, Donald, Thomas. Francis and John; five daughters, Frances, Mrs. Leonard Simoncelli, Mrs. Newman. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 1 P.

M. lower Brandywine Cem. Please omitl5. GEORGE husband of the late Surviving arc his wife, Mar garet; a daughter, Sandra, and! four brothers. Marriage License Applications in Philadelphia Anne Sokolowski' Michael, nf 711 Clv.l Precisely, "Goldsteins'," 6410 N.

Broad owers. wich WisniewsM cvi-adsi mer Services for relatives and FAU.I.Af'E.-May 31. C.ENNARO, hus-lfrifnn, nn Thur, at p. st. hand of Maria (nee Morelli).

of ,027, George Greek Orthodox Church. 256 S. Gleiilock and father of 1 rs. sl Int, Oakland Cem. Friends mav st nd William J.

Wi 17 Cerritt st st. nd William J. Cerritt st Mr.mnr Bu, heit. 20. 10'4 Allen Lucille .1 nppols.

1, 4304 Teesdal' sune st and James Allen, ii. til and James Meekins. 22. 11 r.invliswe t. llaneva Trailer.

Thoiolaie. .1 21. 207 El SiVCi: A. REAVES, a re Lucia, Mrs Antoinette at ouver H. Bair 1820 Chestnut raret c.

ei. 4. New Robert Wagner, Mrs. Frank'meia Robert A. Henry.

J7, Woodhsven. ftc I Mrs. Margaret LoftiK ami Mr. Vlan. and Irene Kae.in.

1UI siih at. uauzman, r.si unaion Ro9e. Wd 7 to 10 P. M. tired shoe repairmen, died Fri- rd Hsvertown.

and Alan B. Hubcns KM I-aiuacc, OI I enna. niinr, aim dav at the home of his d.mgli- imi .1. 7th a Spruce sis II. 11....

1: 1VB! L'. Haihara M. Dileo D1TH 25. two Sisters, one brother, Sst- P-'--- Faillace. V.

S. Air- May 31. 1965. El oneii.v. 26, 20 28 grandchildren and three! JuJS Xi "j' JrVlJrJ Donnelly place, and James P.

Moyer. of Mrs. Arthur of 5241; ThercNa B.cu. ii Brvn and James Lander. 218 N.

ter, st Gaizcrano Funeral Home, 7158 Torres- prVale from fh(1 Griffith Chapel, 520 dale ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. 10 si. ini. mi.

jaroo i em. smiva will ne observed at the Newman residence. 5239 Arrowhead lane, Drexel Hill. Pa. WETTIG.

-Suddenly, May 31, 1965. of 56 Chelfield rd North Hills. Pa GERTRUDE KNOOS, wife of John F. Wettig, Jr. Relatives and friends invited to service Friday.

11 A. M. Thies Funeral Home. 124 N. Easton Glen-side.

Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve. Veit Memorial Chapter O.E.S.

aervice I P. M. 2929 Benner st May 30, 165, MARK beloved son of John E. and Thelma J. (nee Rosenberger), age 4'i years.

Relatives and friends invited to attend funeral service 10 A. M.i at Hessinger Funeral Home. 20U E. Susquehanna ave. (East of Front Int.

Oakland Cem. Frienda may call Wed. eve. (Parking on both gideg of the street.) (. Hester pike.

Norwood, Pa. There will be no viewing. Kindly omit flowers. I'atru-ia Hitchkisa, jt, 5528 Broom-lgrcat-grandchildren. all st.

and George Moiella, 20, Berkley se Lansdowne 1 Mane Varga. 2.1. 4721 I mhria st .1 and Richard Van (onsen, 21. 309 Green! IU PleiTlOnani ii- -a hvr-il West Newt.m. l'llie Sl.

He was ailll IICU i.iis. iovo Kcltspssnnil sue. Ilaitrrtown Margaret Tohin 21. 919 Bridge at 4017 Kairmount ave. Besides1 v-'' washtmton.

isig vutm- n. vrdanski. 2.1. i e. 11 1 jml Plaxha I lillnnl Jones, 22.

ietmia Mrs. looks, he IS survived CIV Haetlori1 ave I Dun. 1 Winters, II, JM S. 4.M his Wife, the former lll.l Eileen Knuu, 27. stjan-t Ronald G.

Crystal. 24, 5e0 N. A. Our Lady of Consolation hurch. Int.

St. Dominic's Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. afl.

(Parking at Sunoco Sta.) O'BRIEN. May 31. JOHN, beloved huband of Cecelia (nee O'Kane), of 2047 N. 43d st Phila father of Mr nm iihuuii.v jailies (, I Donna Lee Mason. I.

40 Wheeler Downes; another daughter, Mrs, lane. Alberts Tyler. 25 N. 21st st and Allied Jones. 2.

1406 jiou er at Catherine aremno. 9. 28 W. Thayer DFNN -W. FVFRFTT in loving memory "The happy times we spent together, Andrew- Joseph Bnen, Mrs.

Sheila Burns, John and James O'Brien. Relatives, friends and Sons of Derry tWO Kathleen P.Hon. 22. 31 Ml Bar-' -rw 1 I. Stewart llayward; FFRRETTL May 30.

suddenly, of 4067 Mana.vunk JOHN hushand of Rachel M. Pomplzzi Fenetti. Relatives and friends are invited lo funeral 9 A. Fitzpatrick 4 Sons Funeral Home. 425 Lyceum Rox.

st and Howard Brown, 24. 1146 hnger In my heart forever." Sadly missed by wife, MABEL. Fluabeth K. McPevltt. .18.

soi Rosalie st are invited to tne funeral 9 John P. Donohue it Sons. 8401 51. 105 E. St.

Pierre and Bertram a brother, six grandchildren Doin r. Cornwall at nn land tiary L. Sethk, 25 F. Corn Penn.nam.rri i v- 0 I hi J5. 4821 West Chester pike, cor.

Lynn Macs nf Died solemn Requiem Miriam Zuhrow. 21. 7.136 MsI.ern l. n-JaTeiin A.ih,,, 1 1810 Longfellow "-i-oax, uc.v, 10 A. M.

Holy tnmmunion may: Rial) Vll. mtitsi i all st be received at this Mass. Int. CaharylMass. 10 A Church of Our Lady of tv, K.n.J.ll 4- 11., I niinlr, ADsIS -May 29.

1565. formerly ot Lourdes. Int. Calvary Cem. Friends I ee Radical.

2. 1513 Mar- bhd Upper Darby, Friends may call Thurs. ee, may call Wed. eve. Parking on prem-l ntVII) Kit Si'N ITI a "1 James Edward Kathleen 1 AA.t.a, .1 i t-j st ICUih rd FinehiU.

N. and Walter Germantown, Ft.ORENi M. FOSTER i -ii-h u-' H. Gephart. 43.

6715 Pitman st 'ADAMS. Relatives and friends invited to; "ur ua vi. neai, Mry (1 Ml.t-an.i 4U5 Teesdalr Itmeral Thurs 9 A. Hayes Funeral! FISHKR. Cem.

Redpath I Mary P. 25. 4315 Teesdale funeral 9 A. Hayes Funeral: lAlewia 1-367 ises. i I 30.

19C5. son of the late John and Elizabeth (nee retired UmclU'Onetle OWIlcr died uiurrt It Porter 19 16" Si r'u on May 29. 165. rcuieu liiiumi ill nwni ill 'V 1st. and Edward J.

O'Connor. 26. 4422 Home. 108 E. Price st Gin.

where HARRY C. of 2718 N. 19th st. Relatives, Tuesday in Medical I is and eoh'L Pearson ate. "Mends may call Wed.

ete. Solemn Re- mends and employes of the J. Morris- ii i Misquenanna sir nd Stephen Spranger, 2.1. ,8.0 Lister quiem Mass. St Vincent Church, Price inni.

(n are invited to at. CentOI'. lie was and lived Ke. 18 1 ever.ng Veronica E.Makem.:5. 223 R.Pka st.i Ina T.en.

10 AM ThS -J 'alW A Logan). Relatives and friends invited to funeral 30 A. the Lamb i urn, v. .1.1 C. ,11 i.

n. (,., Thm Dv.n'i nm. S.14, 111 IV sl ihrcs? vears a'jo alter oneratim; I i- Jf. A- lw i a 1 Al PFRSON -May 31. iJ.

WROE. I eh.gh ave. Int U. Natio'nal Feastervtlle. Requiem Mass, 10 A.

M.i lowelion l.uierne s(. Dorothy Hund. 19. Oman st iiushanrt nt vii ai.ie.-tnn nt i .1 Vr.enri, mav i. Modem Facilities A spacious, motion building with pip riot), flavour xrvica and n-prmiai porkinf yr cnvnin.

Pave uin lici'iicttc. 2r53 Mildred lor many jears i. i.eiirune lomn. sj, i. i.onasnnr.

ann usrne sior- daks. Md and 217 S. 3ih Phila call Wednesday evening. 'Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Wed I ansdowne and William I learkin, 41.

150 rell Pa Relatives and friends are Invited ieve. Alexander. 22. 411 Olympic Ontario st I Patricia A. Rowe.

21. 2714 E. Mercer io services. 4 P. from Haver-1 C.

RDNI y. 1965. I ate. Haseitown. ami tedeiu-k P.

r.ck.j Shu ley (la sr. JO. J(h gve.nl, and Edward C. Lsurenzi, 19 2226 ford Friends Meeting. Buck SH, of 1543 N.

Redtieldl O'HNRV May 30. 15. JAMES of ate ll.ite.l.ntn Altiwna. sod Charles E. Fosier.

26. Indiana ate. Haverford. Pa. ln lieu of hushand of Irene mee hltei.l 1919 Rowan beloved husband of tainrtiiia Andiewt.

6, :45 Hattonh tt. Doris M. Pruedlng, 40 W'eldon conirilnmons mav he made to Hater father nf John, Joseph and Irene Garri-i Catherine A. mee McLaughlin) and and law.en.e Butlei, Nim- I ucille .1 Bremei, 4M3 Vankirk ave, Trevose, John T. Reynolds, 38- ford Friends School Scholarship Fund.

ner. Relatttes. friends and employes of, father of James F. Relatives and wife, the for two a daughter three sis Survivinc. are hi mer Sadie hert and Harry; Mrs.

Sjlvia "fat sl and Joseph Xutrisb. 22. 46) Naples sl i Nation.il Decal Co. are invued to f'l-: friends invited to funeral 9.30 lis i 540 15 Alsard st I Anna wan S.ott, 25 4(lt Hilspsrh st May 30. 1965.

GI ADYS neral 10 A. M. from the Mc-; from Vincent C. Pullo Funeral Hodiies. Iitti.tiit, Pi In gratuleml- 35.

30. Oksana C. Homamak. V. Ring-, and William M.

Patrick. 25. 1174 nee of 5.i.i Sheldon i ullough funeral Home. s. v.

cor. t-n Home, 1824 I ayuga at. Requiem told st and Wplodtmvr row tamuaV Sanger st wife of Joseph Andrew Relatives and st and lansdowne ate. Solemn Re- High Mass. St.

Stephen's Church. 11 2nd uo vdenham at I Anne Fllisheth McClure yi vw are invited to services quiem Mass. Church of st Rose A Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. View- ters, a brother, dren, and a gre, grandchild ti i K.tter, lit.) mt Mi.

tuel vtontfioinc! West.oil, Vheiesa llawkev. 33. M.T Sh.rt-rih K. Hassan. hVj.

from Gillespie Funera. lima, il A int. feier ann i aui mg Wed. eve. after 7 tern.

Friends may call Wed ete. iwikkI si and Hi.ikv ii ttoa Ueh.tr .1 Home. cor t.reeiie and Logan st I PV1RRMSV Sudden's- June I. 14dS Int. Hulling Green Memorial Paik -ital Santm 1114 Suzanne I.

Sitter. 20. "732 1 yeoming itenee tinu-iis, is. imm im-wn Va M.tn.M Joseph Fi ank athoi itic 2.1 hn Weiss, 3395 union id. Clete- st and Joseph land, 11 relt st n.akill Patk 11 r.irnii, niflj t.i.

"ru. c.t. it is I 1 I .1, i-i i.Xt rr.ni. IH y.t 'ii Car indier li'i Tolb.it at i 5521 N. 7th and formerly of l.osi Relatives and friends are invited to at-l i c.i...e RATROWSKI May 29, 19fv5otr21E creek.

Pa. THOMAS F. beloved hus, lend the funeral services 2 P. M.j A II F. I'OTTFK.

formerly of Plu'dddphia. died Tuesday in Winter Park, where he moved 30 ears ago. He was 76, The of he late Csmhrts St. hushand o( band of Xlaraaret Murphy Garritv and at Xtanna Funera Home. sflS n.T., xi -V e.ain,een i angan.

tn Lf ann iieroen rt i. (Gutowski). beloted father of uncle uncle of Kev inomas t. ford ave. (at Tyson Int.

Northwood fr.ens Ll.sls Thur. p.o nain spruce tisino. a.uico vn te aut. Li. i urcn rtungnrr, Hidie ate i a aio survived pv 4 grandcniiiiren.

He.a- and emmoyes of internal Ketenue a id Muhael P. Waldron. 21, Lever-, ve and Ralph R. Sima, 5249 Ad-i Benedicla Santana. 41.

86 Hamilton uses and friends are invited to funeral ice invited to (unerai 9 JO A. THILLIPS -May 31. 1965, of 515 FLORIST GUIDE NORTH EAST PHILA. Col. Sheldon Potter, former di- ins -1 mon si late.

Passaic, -x. anci Thurs. 30 A. at the Joserh 1. C.itnish Funera Home.

5th st. at Lipd- Fr.e I amtv pmi I IP. rector of nuh'ie I'elV Phila- 1 emk. 22. Concord Barbara 1, McCrea.

2,1. 4021 War- Mendez. 86 Hamilton ate, Passaic, Sekula F'ureral Home, 24 ley ate. solemn Mass of Requiem. 1(r 66 years Relatives and frienda ire net- rA I 11.

11 I I nf Th.tmnton nf Ih. incarnation 11 A i -r. A delphia. lie a radiute of Germantown Acadcnvy and University of PcniuvUaiim. Surviving arc his wife, the tormcr 22.

184 Beverly Upper Darby ianatan. 2. West t. heater Pike.i Flame C. Silver.

21. iait Oterbrook Requiem Mass, 10 A M. Im. Hoi vem. Erie Ate.

Parlors ot Harold B. Mane layer 38, 6-01 imh.irtt Hater, own 1 and Solomon Ze.ger. 24, 5820 Larch- Adalberts Church. Interment Holy Re-Wed. ete.

I Mulligan. 9th st. at Erie ave. Int. Hill- sl and Carlo P.

Antonuoci, 811 Heed Pons Teag ie. 37. P23 W. Pike st wood ave deemer Cem. Mewing Wednesoay ve.

1. of The Ad- de Cem. Frienda invited Wed. eve. st and Rooaete.t Sherman, ii.

1323 W.i Yvonne B. Hale, 19. 1220 Broad St v. miral Apts 237 S. 48th ROSE GEH-i Mahel Catherine Hutchinson 76, 1401 Pike st i and Parryl A Carroll, 22 2120 Grati BFINDF RN ACT I -Of 4.5 N.

Frank- Mi. d.Voted lister of Mrs Edward, Majf 30. ltaf. Susquehanna and Jacob Au- Evonne J. Paden.

14, J217 Rodman-sl 'n June 1. eS. IhLNE O. (bee Zimmer. of Los Angeles; Mrs.

I of 4030 Clandge JOHN beloved Cutis n. -J Ul Princeton ate st and Vaughn pears. 21. lefll Bain-, Ruth English. 18.

1407 Patton Perry), ae 4.1, wite of the late Wn- Abramson. Mr. Lil- husband of Martha (nee Litchfield'. aiol akriettski. 'I.

414 Pine tt bridge st. and Ernest Osborne. 21, SUJ Pine st. bam A. Relatives and friends, also lla Mrs.

Nathan iKatherine) Reialites. friends, Mitchell Lodge sm, BRIMMERS 55 KENSINGTON AVE. brother. Helen Henry, Sheldon F. Potter.

and Harit A Hosenheig, M6 Helena Riser. 16, 401 Westminster! Anna BalUgiiese, 22- 28 11 Maiee memners oi tne rtiirow Jacobson. Xlrs. Irving tuetty" won. of r.

ano a. Ancient Accepteo fteiH. sedgwick tt late, and Willi. Brown. 17.

4,11 Wsa- and Joseph A. Fee. 22, 7423 Bioua am mtite.1 to the services Frl. 2 i Louis Gerson. of Miami, tifh Rite of Free, Masonry and em- M.

C.r.ess Funeral Home, N. rank Gerson. also survived by ptoyes of Philco r50. are invited MRS. SAMlEl, BI.AIR.

jh( (ann Mien cenney 4-21 (Hester uising ate ave riencti mi Reteh tt cor. Jin minima 1 in nt, nrmu nieces ano 4 nepnews. tieiatitesoto ine tunerai service inurs r. xi .1 tlen r. I'enen.

1. ut li xn a is. n.n. tiat i a.f ann c.tnn i.tuiisr uunier st xi uraay at tot sutnii ivudu 7101 c.eimantown ate ill pper Parhy. and lUtid H.

Scou. and AS A HELPFUL GUIDE to thOM art) rish re rmrrbe thtir lev) oni wrlli In Mimeriam netiee tn Th Inquirer we 111 ernon irmpiri j. t. si 111.. uniii.

vciniiiai-o t. in. llistniF-il iha ua 71 anil l.t-H A Bos(n "-ilt Hi, I FITI 1'imj. PCIUS a Wn I 11. ann.

XI U.aa.n. XS Vi 1" Ral. e- se.t jn( pul n-Mia 11 X-r-rT4 Xf at tX Snnera Wert. 7 1A 10 Xt at l.i.ni it'in m. nuir ate si and James PeNaido.

24, 154 Car grade it and Eugene i.t. i.rn.en n' a mo Rroatt at' Bread tt at u-. a rMirorl emn lives nf Pro 1 SI son si r. St.nl'.. nia'sar nf Xtr Ren Rem.

Rltd i Int Nina Solomon Cem PITTS -Xta PCTTt 4 R. wrtnW r. -J ,1 I In Hnk a F.s.i tlinksca JJlft Opal y. of of James T. Pitts, of 2237 Oakford st.

have coWctad man, wHable Provident Mutual Life Insurance Roseanr. Rita Pace. I. 10- Feler.l and Desmond r. M.Gmie, Long and Jamet 19.

1,1 18th by 3 grand. h.l- Mrs Itllian Sandier, al the Garden Relative and friends ar invited to LL .1 f'n uhr-ro shf worked fer 41 Mllno .4. 1214 Beach, tt. Relative and friends are invited. Court Apis.

rC-511. and Pine sts. attend the funeral June 3. 11 4n 00111 evailaM Trem rh wuiie ts.nncu ui Viai i Weiit.ten 21. Temple Cera'dine A Route.

21. Vrtyle Wed. 12 .30 In lieu of flowei a. the family would A. St.

Simon Church, 22d Wat? Ad Oeparfmeirt te place an VCai'S. Surviving IS a SOU, hav F.lifahelh Rnbh. 2. Mai-. and Datid Bick, 22.

193J ill Berwa. and James ne "Goldsteins Broad sl In! prefer that contributions in her mem- and Reed sts. View. Wed. ete the i ia.j Wilham H.

Blown. '2. ave 21. Ui St. Maitirs rd Cherry Hill, v.toiefioie Cem Shjta will observed oiy he made tn The Ryuah Chaiken (hurch Panax Hvuse, from 7 lo I.

Int. riunc LWCUti muri( '1714 N. Maiston at, i Miivann Kiewda. 21, 4ce Green J. at i24 S.

irh I charier of Derwras H.Mpuai. Mt. Lawn cem. J-5000. ih charge il enj 40 lee.

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