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a a a a I of THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 2. 1965 2 acdeg 43 Died Died Died Louise JOSEPH brother-in-law of Mrs. Susan Martin. Relatives friends invited to funeral, A. from Funeral Home of Swift Plunkett, cor.

of Ogontz and aves. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. nasius Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve. 7 P. M.

3063 N. Stillman April 29, KATHARINE wife jamin E. McKee. Relatives and invited to service 10. A.

Wm. H. Battersby, 3316 N. Broad Int. Middletown, Pa.

Viewing P. M. April 28, HARRY (YANKOVOY), of 1516 beloved son of Walter and Matrona Yankovoy, and brother Ann Boris and Alexis and Yankovoy and Mrs. Alice Relatives and friends and employes Schmidt's Brewery and members United Brewery Workers, vited the funeral 8:30 from Kashlak Funeral Home, Jefferson. Funeral services 10 St.

Nicholas R. 0. Church, 817 st. Int. Oakland Cem.

Friends Sun. eve. (Parastas, 7:30 P. O'CONNELL. April 30, CHARLES G.

(CHAT), of 8069 land husband of Ethel (nee Kimker). Relatives and vited to funeral, 8:30 Nulty Funeral Home, Frankford and Church st. Solemn Requiem St. Dominic's Church, 10 A. St.

Dominic's Cem. Friends may Mon. after 7. P. M.

Pa. Int. private. Friends may call and Sun. after 4 P.

at Helweg Son, 9 463 York Jenkintown. Parking in Louis the rear. 66th Atha- 1, 1965, WILLIAM, Cross husband of Rebecca (nee Bowman), of after 420 Durfor father of Mrs. Sadie Chairman, Mrs. Helen Broderman, Louis Tubman, brother of Aaron Tubman.

Joseph Tubman and of Ben- Pottock: also survived by five Mrs. Tillie friends Apts children and two great grandchildren. st. Relatives and friends are invited to Mon, 7-9 funeral services Sunday, 3 P. precisely.

6410 N. Broad st. Int. Montefiore Cemetery. Shiva will be 1965, observed at 241 E.

Walnut Park drive. N. 2d the late Van DOOSSELAERE April of Mrs. Samuel PHILEMON. Ursule Age 83 Van years.

Husband of late Doosselaere and DiAntonio. father of Lucienne Shaw of 2066 E. of of Atlantic St. Relatives, friends, also employees of Craftex Mills, are are in- vited to services Tues 11 A.M., Charles A. L.

Kester's, 609-11 E. Allegheny Ave. 2d and Int. Oakland Cem. Friends may call A.

Mon. eve. N. 7th may call 30. 1965, ELIZABETH (nee James), suddenly, of 405 White 1965.

Horse Pike, Haddon Heights. N. Row- survived by her husband, Harry A. O'Connell Verdi, and her children, Mr. Charles friends in- J.

Verdi and Mrs. Angela D'Andrea: A. also survived by her parents, Mr. and ave. Mrs.

Stanley James; five brothers, one Mass, sister and five grandchildren. RelaM. Int. tives and friends are invited to funeral call on 8:15 A. from The Falco Funeral Home, 6600 Browning Pennsauken, N.

J. Solemn Requiem Mass, 9:30 A. St. Rose of Lima Church. Int.

Holy Cross Yeadon, Pa. Friends may call Mon. eve 7-10. (Parking on premises.) 30. 1965, BENJAMIN, of Park Town Place, brother of Mr.

Boris Winick, Mrs. Rose Paul, Gertrude W. Cohen, Mrs. Pearl Schwartz Mrs. Betty Schwartz.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services Sunday, 12:30 P. M. precisely 6410 N. Broad st. Int Montefiore Cem.

Shiva will be ob served at 127 Colwyn Bala-Cynwyd Pa. 5819 N. 6th May 1, 1965 JACOB F. WOESSNER, age 81 years, beloved husband of Woessner (nee Dagenbach), Relatives and friends are invited to funeral serv ices 11 A. at the Deeter Fu neral Home, 5800 N.

5t st. Int. Hillside Cem. Please omit flowers. No night viewing.

BAUMGARTEN. on Apr. 1965. PAUL, husband of Frieda mantown KATIE 29. S.

1965, (nee of 2009 Ger- 30. 1965. MOLLIE Heinacker) Baumgarten, of 7198 wife of the late George J. Eckert Gordon), (Paul), wife of the late Anshel, of Locust Upper Darby, aged 58. Rel- beloved mother of George, and 4936 Rorer mother of Mrs.

Tillie atives and friends are invited to the Katherine Dobisch, Mary William. Berman, of Havertown, Mrs. Ethel service 1 P. M. at the Spencer Ida Lomas.

Relatives and Good friends and Aronson, of Dallas, Texas, Mrs Evelyn T. Videon Son Funeral Home, Gar- invited to service, are D. Zal and Mrs. Selma Wohl. also rett rd.

at Shadeland Drexel Hill, lors of Harold B. 10 A. par- survived by 5 grandchildren. Relatives where friends may call Mon Lehigh ave. Int.

Cedar Mulligan, Hill 1119. Cem. W. and friends are invited to funeral 7 to 9. Industry Lodge F.

and Friends are invited Mon. Sunday, 10 A. M. precisely, A.M. services 8 P.

M. Contributions eve. "Goldsteins 6410 N. Broad st. Int.

may be made to the Shriners Hospital EHRLICH. -May 1. 1965. Montefiore Cem. Shiva will be observed for Crippled Children, Roosevelt blvd.

2308 N. 50th wife of FANNIE, of at the Zal residence, 1255 E. Mt. Pleasat Pennypack Park, Phila. Please omit mother of Mrs.

Mildred the late Max. ant ave. flowers. Int. Valley Forge Gardens.

rice Leonard, the late Rosner, Maulate William, the late Charles John and the the 1, 1965. MURRAY, 1, 1965, ELIZABETH, late Herman T. Ehrlich, also survived of 6315 Everett husband of Molly of 2975 Kingston Way, Cornwells Heights, by 16 grandchildren, 27 great-grand- Rashow, of father of Anita Cohen, brothwife of the late William Beattie and children and 1 great-great-grandchild. er Rashow, Anna Steinberg and Samuel mother of William E. Beattie, of Relatives and friends are invited to children.

also survived services by 3 grandCornwells Heights. Relatives and services 1:30 P. at the P. M. Funeral Berschier 12:15 friends are invited to attend funeral Berschler Funeral Chapels, 4300 N.

el. 4300 at N. the Funeral Chapservices, 7:30 P. Mon. in the Broad st.

(Broad st. at the Int. blvd.) Int. Broad st. (Broad Memorial st.

at the William S. Hoffmann Funeral Home, Har Jehuda cem. The family will re- Shiva observed Roosevelt 3607 Park. Hulmeville Cornwells Heights, with turn to the late residence. Please omit Phila.

Newberry Rev. Albert R. Williams, of the Faith flowers. on Tues. pvt.

at Sunset Memorial April Baptist Church, officiating. Cremation 30, 1965, MARIE E. loved husband of 1965. Angela ALBERT, (Pe- be30 Park, Phila. (nee Sieder), widow of Horace G.

Ratz Elliott. of 5901 N. 3d st. Relatives and trillo), of 1513 S. Mole st.

Relatives and 29, WILHELMINA friends invited to services friends are invited to funeral. Fox), wife of the late William noon, at Mann 12 9 A. from Penna. Burial 1327- (nee Becker, of 4434 N. Reese mother of Tabor to Funeral Home, 219 W.

29 S. Broad st. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Rev.

Joseph L. Becker. C.M., Rev. Wil- A. Tuesday.

Viewing Mon. eve. and viewing after 11 liam J. Becker, Sr. Emma Maria, land, S.S.J., John Howard Becker, Becker, and Mrs.

Edward Marie Becker. Wei- Masonic Home, -April 3333 30. N. 1965, Broad at the st. wife of the late Hubert April F.

30. Ravens, Relatives and 9:30 friends A. are invited to fu- man. HENRY, Relatives husband and of friends, Stella S. also Fleich- mem- Hill Cem.

Chapel, Belmont Cyncroft. Funeral services at West Laurel neral Home, from the of Lafayette Lodge F. and wyd, on May 3, at 11 A. M. Int.

Rempfer Funeral 4407 N. 5th st. A. are invited to services at Bring- private. Solemn Church, 11 Requiem A.

Int. Mass Holy at St. Sepulchre Henry hurst's, 2000 Walnut May 4 at Cem. Viewing Mon. eve.

2 P. M. Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends Mt.

Pleasant 1, 1965, Havertown, LEON, 1704 P. M. Masonic service 8 P. M. (Park- band of the late Celia (nee Bergelmay call a at Bringhurst's, of 4907 N.

6th April 30, DOROTHY, 1965, ing on premises). son), Pearlstein father of Mrs. Aaron (Reba) and Mrs. Milton (Mildred) beloved wife of Howard A. (nee Me- 29, 1965, MARIE R.

Ginsburg, brother of William Rubin; Nulty). Relatives and friends invited to (nee McBride), formerly of 1328 E. also survived by three grandchildren. funeral, 8:30 A. Givnish Fu- Berks beloved mother of Edward Services, 12 noon, precisely, neral Home, 5th st.

at Lindley ave. Marie R. Nielsen, Raymond Rosenberg's Raphael Sacks, 4720 N. Mass nation, of 10 A. Requiem, M.

Int. Church Holy Of The Sepulchre Incar- Roseanne Campbell, M. Sarah Jane Gibson. M. Hess.

Kathleen M. will Broad be st. Int. observed Mt. at Sharon 1704 Mt.

Cem. Pleasant Shiva Cem. Viewing Mon. eve. tives friends are invited to the Havertown, Pa.

Kindly omit funeral 8:30 A. Burns Fu- flowers. BROWN. C. April 29, 1965 Fkd.

ave.) High Requiem Mass, ave. Holy (at neral Home, 1428 E. Columbia of the Wyncote House, Wyncote, Pa. Name Church, 10 A. M.

Viewing (nee Steinwurtzel) 30, 1965. CLARA Memorial Service 1:30 P. at Sun. eve. wife of the late Max Helweg Son, 463 York Jenkin- Wolf of 5328 Lebanon ave.

Mother of town. Int. Mt. Royal Montreal, J. (nee Cros- Miss Augusta Schachter, Mrs.

Eva Canada. son), April 29, wife of Michael, of 2500 Cornfeld. Mrs. Minerva Cohen, Mr. S.

Lambert to st. attend Relatives and friends are Jack Schachter. Schachter Also survived the late by 4 Herman April 28. 1965, EDWIN invited funeral, 9 A. F.

beloved son of the late Henry C. from residence. Solemn High Mass, St. children. Relatives and friends are inand Mary J.

Carroll (nee Clark), for- Monica's Church, 10 A. M. Int. SS vited to services, 1 P. premerly of 1621 N.

55th st. Relatives Peter Paul cem. Viewing Mon. eve, cisely, "Goldsteins', 6410 N. Broad st.

and friends are invited to attend the Int. Montefiore Cem. Shiva will be obfuneral on 8 A. from Perri's GORDON. May 1.

MARION (nee served 5328 Lebanon ave. Funeral Service, 8645 West Chester Werner), of 8219 Thouron wife of Upper Darby, Suburban. Solemn Carl Gordon, sister of Albert SCHERF. April 30. 1965.

of 4427 Mass of Requiem Church of St. Alice, Rebecca Michael, Bernard H. Werner and Mrs. Fleming CHARLES husband 9 A. M.

call Int. Sun. St. Denis 7 to Cem. 10.

Parking Friends P. M. precisely, at Services Rosenberg's and 2 the uncle late of Rev. Mary E. George Lauer V.

Scherf, Scherf and Selenick. by may attendants. Raphael Har Nebo Sacks, Cem. 4720 N. Family Broad will st.

be Int. at Rev. Gerard H. Scherf. Relatives, the home of Mr.

Mrs. Bernard friends and members of The Holy CARSON. 29, 1965, of Wild- Werner, N. and H. Name Society are invited to funeral formerly of Cheltenham 4812 9th st.

9 A. Fitzpatrick Sons and Wissinoming, WILLIAM hus- GRAY. April 30, 1965, WILLIAM neral Home, 425 Lyceum Roxband aged 82. of the Relatives, late Ellen friends, (nee members Best), ALLEN, son of the late William W. and Church borough.

of St. Solemn Requiem Mass, Mary Gray, formerly of 5735. N. Mary of-The Assumption, of Carpenters and Jointers Union Lo- Mascher st. Services 2 P.

at 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. cal are invited to attend funeral Mann Funeral Home, 219 W.

Tabor rd. Friends may call Mon. eve. after 7. 11 A.

from Rowland Ganther Funeral Home, 7015 Friends Torresdale -On May 1, 1965. Viewing Monday evening. call ave. Sun. Int.

Magnolia 7 to 9.. Cem. may 29, 1965, of 2527 S. 68th EDGAR in his 45th husband ERNEST husband of Marie of Carolyn West Schopbach. Residence Haist.

Relatives and friends are invited 3. Loriann Warren Township, 6525 Large for to services, 2 P. Jos M. Haas Plainfield, N. J.

Services will be held merly of Frankford, April 30. 1965. Funeral Home, Elmwood ave. at 64th at The Memorial Funeral Home, ROSE (nee Cibotti), wife of the late st. Int.

Mt. Moriah Cem. Friends Franklin Place, Plainfield, N. 400 may Michael Carunchio, in her 84th year. call Sun.

eve. 7 to 10 P. M. 1:30 P. M.

Friends may call Relatives and friends are invited to at the funeral home 7 to 9 P. M. attend funeral 8:30 A. from the Fluehr Funeral Home, 3301-15 Cott- (nee Gatter), of 429 W. Girard 29, 1965, of 5851 29, 1965.

ANNE E. man wife of the late Otto E. Hartman. Rela- Camac BENJAMIN son ave. Solemn Requiem Mass N.

Church of Our Lady of Ransom, 10 tives and friends are invited to attend the late Benjamin and Lilly SeA. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends service 10 A.

St. Johns Meth- ligman. Relatives and friends are inmay call Mon. eve. odist Church, 3d st.

below George st. vited to the service, Int. Northwood Cem. Friends may call from the Erie ave. parlors of Harold CASSIDY.

Suddenly, on April 29, at the Wackerman Funeral Home, 1211 Mulligan, 9th and Erie ave. Int. 1965, of 2202 E. Huntingdon ANNA N. 5th Mon.

eve. National Beverly, N. J. U. Friends S.

sister of Laura Cassidy. Relatives are invited Sun. eve. and friends; also B. V.

M. Sodality are -Of 47 Delaware Somers invited to funeral 8:45 A. Point. N. May 1, 1965, HARRY A.

May 1, 1965, ALEXANMcBride Funeral Home, 2321 E. Hunt- HAAS, age 89 years, husband of Gladys DER, husband of Mary (nee Rines) ingdon st. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Haas. Relatives, friends are invited Sewter, of 245 Powell Springfield, Anne's Church, 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross to services 8:30 P. at the Pa. Relatives and friends Cemetery.

Viewing Sunday evening. Middleton Funeral Home, 304 Shore to the service on 10:30 A. Somers Point, N. J. Int.

Mt. at the Spencer T. Videon May 1, 1965, MARION Peace Pa. Friends may neral Home, Garrett at Shadeland (nee Skilton), at her home, 843 Mana- call Mon. 7 till time of services.

Drexel Hill. where friends tawna Roxborough, widow of HEBDON. GWEN call Mon. 7 to 9. Int.

Frank N. Christy. Relatives and April 30, 1965, Cem. friends are invited to service of 1706 Locust st. Funeral services at 2:30 W.

Friends Bringhurst's, 3, at 3 P. M. Int. West Laurel April P. Mills Turner Funeral 2000 Walnut on Home, 6028 Ridge Rox.

May husband of 30, 1965, CHARLES may call Mon. 7 to 9. (Parking Hill Cem. (No viewing.) the late Edna Shaffer facilities.) HUDSON. HERBERT VANCE.

employes Westinghouse Co. invited to (nee Swain), Relatives and friends, also JAMES April husband 29th, of of 3135 Lillian N. M. 25th som Suddenly on husband Apr. 30.

of 1965, Florence of 4626 Barrett 8 attend P. the from funeral Logan's service Funeral Sun. Home, eve. (nee Egan), brother-in-law of Sr. M.

Marita Hudson. Service and interment private. 926 W. Cobbs Creek (Yeadon). Int.

O.S.F., and uncle of Sr. M. Immacu- Orrville, Ohio. Friends may call lata O.S.F. Relatives, friends and 1, 1965, of New York Sun.

eve. Holy Name Society are invited to the City, formerly of Grove, Willow funeral 8:45 A. from John VIRGINIA (nee Fisher), beloved wife Southampton, J. Bryers, 2741-43 W. Allegheny ave.

of Theodore, and daughter of Harry April 30, 1965, ESTHER E. (nee Solemn Requiem Mass Corpus Christi and Alma Pfanner. Funeral Services berger), age 59 years, wife of Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre will be held on at 2 P. Mont- from Y. Relatives and friends invited Gerald Cem. Viewing Mon. eve.

The Felty Funeral Home, 20 Union W. attend service, 2 P. Wm. gomery Hatboro. Int.

Rowen Grant Funeral Home, Street rd. husband COLLINS. -April Marjorie 29, (nee 1965, JOHN Bottonely), Richboro. Relatives and friends may and 2d Street pike, Southampton. Int.

of call on Tues. after 1 P. M. in lieu of Richboro Cem. Friends may call of 3424 Fairmount ave.

Relatives and flowers it is requested that rememday evening. friends are invited to funeral, 9 brances be sent to the American CanA. 3635 Spring Garden St. Solemn cer Society. Mass of Requiem, 10 A.

Church of SHODDER. -On April 30, 1965. JOHN St. Agatha. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. 30, 1965, EVA, of husband of Doris of 642 N. Hurffville Friends may call Mon. 7 to 9. 1531 E.

Mt. Airy daughter of Sol- friends Deptford, N. J. Aged 57. omon and Dora Kaplan, sister of Martin and of the family are invited to CONNELLY.

May 1, 1965, of 3666 Kaplan and Sarah Markowitz. Relatives attend the funeral on Wed. at 8:30 Frankford MARY wife of the and friends are invited to graveside from the McCann Funeral Home, Brown late Patrick H. Connelly. Relatives and services Sunday, 1:30, Beth David Monmouth Gloucester City, N.

J. friends are invited to the funeral Cemetery, Elmont, Long Island. High Mass Requiem, A. 8:30 A. from the Parlors of Harold -Of N.

Franklin St. J. Ann's Church, Blackwood Terrace, B. Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh ave.

Solemn KAISER. 3919 N. Int. St. Mary's BellRequiem Mass, St.

Joan of Arc Church, April 30, 1965, MARTIN, beloved hus- mawr, N. J. Friends may call Tues. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends band of Caroline (nee Ebert). Relatives are invited Mon. eve.

and friends are invited to services -April 30, 1965, of 5511 2 P. Griess Funeral Home, Morris CLARENCE husband of CONNER. April 29, 1965, of N. W. Cor.

8th Hunting Park ave. Agnes E. (nee Allen). Services 4431 Spruce R. DAVID CONNER.

Friends may call Monday evening. Int. 11 A. Calvary Church, Pulaski ave. father of Kenneth D.

Conner. Relatives Forest Hills Cemetery. and Manheim st. Int. St.

Thomas and friends are invited to service -May 1, SARAH, Park Churchyard, Whitemarsh. In lieu of 2 P. Kirk Nice, 6301 Germantown ant Conv. Home (formerly of 3956 flowers, donations may be made to ave. Friends may call Wed.

eve. Beloved mother of Calvary Church Memorial Fund. Pennsgrove CORE Katherin 846 N. A. 27th Corcoran 27, beloved 1965, (nee Turner).

JOSEPH husband Hyman, Relatives, 3 P. Eva friends Katz, Reisman invited Mary Funeral to Goldstein. services Chapel, RIS, Haverford, husband on of -Of May Mary 1, 100 1965, Grace Evans JOHN Stephens. Lane, HARthe Dinan funeral Funeral Home, 9 A. 1923 at the Family LANDAU.

will return 1. to 1965, 3827 RUTH Walnut st. Mawr friends on 2 P. at the Relatives and friends are invited to 2317 N. Broad st.

Int. Memorial service a for relatives and Mt. Sharon. Spring Gar- Presbyterian Church. In lieu den st.

High Requiem Mass, 10 A. Fischer), wife of Manfred Landau, of flowers, contributions may be sent St. Francis Xavier Church. Friends 1130 Hillerest Penn Valley, mother to the' American Cancer Society or may call Sun. eve.

Myron and Ellis Landau, daughter the charity of your choice. of Anna and the late Harry Fischer, 1, 1965, at the sister of Mrs. Joseph N. Landsburg. home of her daughter, Mrs.

Rose Relatives and friends invited to serv- on May DiGiovanni, 7257. N. 21st MARY, ices 11 A. at Joseph Levine LIAM husband of Ruth C. (nee widow of Nicholas D'Ambrosia.

Rela- Son, 1512 N. Broad st. Int. Roose- Fromm), of 349 E. Vankirk st.

Relatives and 8:30 A. friends from invited Funeral to funeral Home velt flowers. Memorial Park. Please omit centville EUB Church, Potter Lodge tives, friends and members of Cresof George E. Wittmaier, 6521 N.

Broad 1, 1965, GUSTAVE sistory, Lulu AM, Temple, Benj. and Franklin employes Con: st. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. husband of Evelyn Bergman Lind, of General Baking Co. are invited to Athanasius Church, 10 A.

M. Holy 7490 Tulpehocken st. Relatives, friends services 10 A. A. Sepulchre Int.

Mon. Mercer Cem. Friends may call and all organizations of which he was Quinby's, 1125 W. Lehigh ave. Friends eve.

a member are invited to service, may call Mon. eve. Masonic service, DOTY. ELLEN MARIE, suddenly 2:30 P. Kirk Nice, 6301 Washington German- Me- 8 P.

M. (Parking at Atlantic Station). April 29, 1965 (nee Boden), beloved wife town ave. Int. George of John L.

Doty and mother of John morial Park. 2155 Homer April of 853 N. 23d st. Relatives and 29, 1965, of 1817 30, 1965, ANNA Klingman, friends are invited to funeral Hulmeville rd. Cornwells Heights, ED.

the late Henry A. Stumpf. Relatives, 8:30 A. from the Joseph F. Bren- WARD husband of Ann Loughrin friends are invited to the service nan Funeral Home, 858 N.

22d st. Sol- Macatee. Relatives and friends are in- P. Schneider Funeral emn Mass of Requiem, 10 A. St.

vited to attend the funeral, 9 Home, 617-19 W. Olney ave. Int. SunFrancis Xavie: Church. Int.

Holy A. from the Wm. S. Hoffmann set Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, Sepulchre Cem.

Friends call Mon. eve. Funeral Home, Hulmeville Corn- contributions may be sent to The DOUGLASS. wells Heights. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Phila.

Blind Relief Fund. LORETTA M. Suddenly, on May 1, 10 A. M. St.

Charles Borromeo Church, (nee Doucette) beloved Cornwell. Int. St. Dominic's THOMAS. April 30, ALBERT wife of Westmoreland Willard st.

C. Relatives Douglass, and of 902 friends E. Phila. Friends will be received Sun. aged 55 years, beloved husband of Alberta Thomas (nee Thomas), of 639 are invited to funeral, 8:30 A.

eve. E. Wensley st. Relatives, friends, also Charles L. Kester's, 609-11 E.

Allegheny April 30, 1965, EDWARD employes of Wilfred Thomas, are ave. Solemn Requiem Mass at Ascension of 1441 E. Columbia husband invited to service 1 P. Hollen of Our Lord Church 10 A. M.

Int. Holy of Evelyn V. Maloney (nee Branigan). Funeral Home, 726-28 E. Allegheny ave.

Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Tues. Relatives, friends, employes of Pepsi Int. Our Lady of Grace Cem. Friends eve.

Cola Co. and members of Black, Coyle, may call Mon. eve. McBride Post No. 839 A.

L. are inDOUGLASS. -Suddenly, on May 1, WIL- vited to the funeral, 8:30 A. LARD beloved husband of Loretta Burns Funeral Home, 1428 E. Columbia May 1, of 2711 Patane M.

(nee Doucette), of 902 E. Westmore- ave. (at Frankford High Requi- Roslyn, MARGARET Thomas. M. land st.

Relatives and friends invited em Mass, Holy Name Church, 10 A. M. GUIRE, wife of Robert Solto funeral 8:30 A. Charles L. Viewing Mon.

eve. emn Requiem Mass, 10 A. Kester's, 609-11 E. Allegheny ave. Sol- St.

John of the Cross Church. call Int. emn Requiem Mass at Ascension of Our MARTIN. April 29, 1965, CATHERINE Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may Lord Cem.

Church Friends 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre late TOURISH Thomas V. Martin beloved and mother of at Easton the rd.

Keswick May Glenside, MARTIN, wife of the William R. Funeral may eve. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Vandenberg.

Rela- on Mon. call Tues. eve. 30, 1965. of 217 La- tives and friends invited to funeral, fayette Collingdale, EDWIN 8:30 A.

from her late resi- J. April 27, O'Keefe). beloved Funeral husband of services Agnes (nee dence, Requiem, 4509 N. Church 15th of st. the Solemn Holy Child, Mass of 10 of 1965, Jane at Boynton Duncan Troup.

Beach, Relatives husband 2 P. Marvil Funeral Home, 1110 Main A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Friends friends are invited to funeral Darby, Pa. Friends call Sun. may call Mon. eve. 10:30 A.

the Grace Presbyterian to 9. Int. Arlington Cem. April 28, 1965, of 7029 Church, York Vista Jenkintown, Stein 1059 Frankford FLOWERS Ave. 2223 N.

Front St. DE 8-7100 PHONE HOUR SERVICE Over 75 Years of Distinctive Floral Service DON'T MISS "Treasury of Music" Radio Program 1 pm -SUNDAY WFLN AM-900 of under auspices WEST LAUREL HILL Cemetery 215 Belmont Avenue Bolo-Cynwyd Due to the death of our beloved President JOHN HARRIS STEPHENS our plant and office will be closed MONDAY, MAY 3, 1965 TACTAIR FLUID CONTROL CORP. BRIDGEPORT, PA. Dr. J.

T. Farrell, X-Ray Pioneer, Is Dead at 67 Dr. John Thompson Farrell, a pioneer in X-ray techniques in the gastrointestinal field, died Friday in Jefferson Medical College Hospital. He was 6 67. Dr.

Farrell, who lived at 1302 Spruce st. and had offices in the Medical Tower Building, served as president of the Philadelphia County Medical Society in 1956 and as president of the Pennsylvania Medical Society in 1958 and 1959. PENN PROFESSOR He was professor of clinical radiology at the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Medicine and was the author of "Roentgen Diagnosis of Diseases of the Gastrointestinal Tract." Dr. Farrell served as roentgenologist at Lankenau Hospital from 1941 to 1948 and in a similar capacity at White Haven Sanatorium from 1931 to 1946. He was a graduate of Hobart College and received his medical doctor's degree at Jefferson Medical College in 1922.

WROTE ARTICLE In 1956, Dr. Farrell contributed one of a series of articles appearing in The Inquirer on "Success," dealing theories of life and the successful man. He is survived by his wife, the former Miriam Ott, and a sister, Mrs. Cecil Metcalf. Services will be at 1 P.

M. Tuesday at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st. Burial is private. PAUL SPENCE CRAIGIE, a resident of Manoa until last November, died Saturday at Baptist Hospital, Louisville, Ky.

He was 49. Mr. Craigie was eastern sales manager for the Brown and Foreman Co. until moving to Louisville, where he owned the Personnel Exchange an employment agency. A graduCentral High School and Ursinus College, Mr.

Craigie received a master's degree from American University before serving as a field artillery captain in the Second World War. He is survived by his wife, Louise; a daughter, Laura; his mother, Mrs. Morgan Craigie, and a brother. CHARLES E. DAVIS, employe of the Kirk and Nice funeral home, died Friday at Germantown Hospital.

He was 71 and lived at 131. E. Tulpehocken st. Surviving are his wife, the former Helen Ferguson; a son, Charles a daughter, Mrs. Rodman Dunbar, eight grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

MRS. CARL GORDON, a cial studies teacher at Dobbins Technical School, and Lehigh died Saturday, in Einstein Medical Gordon, the former Marion Werner, lived at 8219 Thuron st. She was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and a member of the Professional Circle and Congregation Ohev Zedek. Surviving, in addition her husband, are three brothers, Albert Michael Bernard and a sister, Mrs. Rebecca Seleznick.

MRS. HYMAN GELMAN, former Pauline Kleiman, died Friday at the Oakwood Nursing Home, 1305 Oak Lane ave. She was 75 and lived at 6248 Algon ave. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Edward Gilbert, Mrs.

Charles Swart and Mrs. Albert Weiner; a brother, two sisters and six grandchildren. LEON RUBIN, a retired fruit and merchant, died Saturday Rest Haven Nursproduce, ing Home, Broomall. He was 74 and lived at 1704 Mount was a member of B'nai Chaim Pleasant Havertown. a He and Congregation Raim Ahuvin.

He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Reba Pearlstein and Mrs. Mildred Ginsburg; a brother, William, and three grandchil- Crash-Fire Kills Girl PITTSBURGH, May (AP). -An auto went out of control on a Fort Pitt bridge approach in downtown Pittsburgh Saturday, overturned and caught fire, killing 18-year-old Patricia Frederick of suburban Allison Park. ney N.

L. Wymard, on wife May of 1, Attor: Arlington, Mrs. Justine Hinders, by her husband and two Washington, D. Joseph, There R. will Kraft, be no Mrs.

of viewing but please omit flowers. Friends may attend funeral Mass at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 63rd and Lancaster 10 A. on May 4. Burial will be at Calvary Cem. (See Miller notice.) 1, 1965, SOL, husband of Bernice, of 2402 S.

4th father of Dr. Abraham Zellis, brother of Mr. Barnett Zellis and Zellis, also survived by 2 grandchildren. Relneral atives and services friends 3 are P. M.

invited precisely, to fu6410 N. Broad st. Int. Mt. Lebanon cem.

Shiva will be observed at 2402 6. 4th st. In Memoriam CATHERINE EVANS -MAy 3d. 1963. In loving memory of my dear wife.

Your husband GEORGE. MARCHEI, LOUIS. -In loving memory of my husband who passed away May 2, 1961. Your gentle face and patient smile, With sadness we recall, You had a kindly word for each, And died beloved by all. Greatly missed, wife Julia.

Cemetery Lots GRAVES for sale at $85 per grave in Phila. Memorial Cem. Featuring perpetual care. Will sell single or in any multiple. Call BR 2-6160.

FERNWOOD, 3 grave lot, Per. care. Worth $425. Will sac. Write M-46 Inquirer VALLEY FORGE MEMORIAL lot.

Reduced for quick sale. Ki 3-3098. Deaths Elsewhere C. Leo De Orsey, financial adviser to the original seven astronauts and executive vice president of the Washington Redskins football te a in Miami Beach, Fla. He was 61.

For the past two years, during the illness of president George P. Marshall, Mr. De Orsey ran the Redskins. As a noted tax attorney, he was adviser for entertainer Arthur Godfrey and the late radio-TV commentator Edward R. Murrow, among others.

In 1959, when a prominent government official asked him to represent the original mercury astronauts he accepted without pay. Two of his investments for them stirred key controversies: the purchase of a Cape Canaveral motel and the million dollar contract with Life Magazine for personal stories. Russell H. Dobbins, who was chauffeur for two Presidents and other dignitaries many years ago, in West Orange, N. J.

He was 71. Mr. Dobbins began driving for textile magnate Campbell Clark at his estate in Elberon in 1913. That led to his chauffeuring President Woodrow Wilson, ex President Theodore Roosevelt and other notables including Al Smith and J. P.

Morgan when they came to New Jersey. Mr. Dobbins became an employe of the Essex county Park Commission in 1921 and was made superintendent of maintenance for the eastern division 10 years later. Thomas Burns Morton, retired Federal mediator, a former Virginia commissioner of labor and industry and onetime Richmond city councilman, in Richmond, Va. He was 83.

From 1942 until his retirewith the Federal Mediation ment in 1957, Mr. Morton was Service, mediating labor dispute in Virginia, Delaware, Ohio and North Carolina. Before becoming a mediator, he had served for four yearsfrom 1938-42-as commissioner of labor and industry for Virginia. He was appointed by the late Gov. James H.

Price. Mrs. Agnes Creighton Rumsey Goodman, a former book and magazine editor, in Rowayton, Conn. She was 56. Mrs.

Goodman was the widow of Jack A. Goodman, a former vice president and executive editor of Simon Schuster, who died in 1957. She was associated with her husband as an editor in the publishing firm until his death and was also an editor of Cosmopolitan Magazine. John Stephens, Executive, 51 John H. Stephens, a vice president and director of Tactair, manufacturers of aircraft equipment in Bridgeport, Montgomery county, died Saturday in Bryn Mawr Hospital.

He was 51 and lived at 100 Evans lane, Haverford. Mr. Stephens was an aeronautical engineer, a graduate of the Universities of Texas and Michigan, and a member of the National Association of Manufacturers. He was a cofounder of the Aircraft Products and Equipment Corp. in 1941 and a partner in the successor firm of Aircraft Products Clifton Heights, in 1942.

From 1949 to 1951 he was also a member of the board of directors of the McCormack- Co. He was a member Merion Cricket Club. of the J. CLARK GLEESON, re- John Z. Harner, Civic Leader in Boyertown, 92 John Z.

Harner, Boyertown civic and business leader, died Saturday in Reading Hospital. He was 92 and lived at 600 Highland Boyertown. Mr. Harner was chairman of the board and of the Union Manufacturing an iron foundry specializing in the reproduction of antique iron works. He also founded the Fashion Hosiery Mill and was a founder and board member of the Boyertown Savings and Loan Association.

BOYERTOWN BURGESS During the First World War he served as acting burgess. of Boyertown and for was a member of the borough council. He was active in Masonic affairs and was a past of the Stichter Lodge, master, A.M, Pottstown. He was a charter member and chaplain of the Boyertown Rotary Club, was also a director the Schwenkfelder Library at the Perkiomen Preparatory School. SURVIVED BY WIFE His interest in the Pennsylvania German folklore led him into active participation in many cultural includling the Pennsylvania' German Folklore Society, of which he was a director, and the Lehigh County Historical Society, He was an elder and trustee of St.

Paul's United Church of Christ, Amityville. Surviving are his wife, the Anna Roth; a son, Paul former, grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Mrs. Geo. Paynter Succumbs at 102 Mrs.

Sarah Paynter, at 102 one of the city's oldest residents, died Friday at her home, 6126 Belden st. In good, health for most of her long life, she became bedridden two years ago. Mrs. Paynter, born Sarah Bates in Glendale, New Jersey, during the Civil War, came to Philadelphia as a young girl. Her husband, George, who was employed in the city's electrical bureau, died 17 years ago.

Surviving are three daughters, Ethel, Mrs. Viola MacIntire and Mrs. Mildred Kitchen; two grandchildren, five great-grandchildren and seven great-greatgrandchildren. HARRY JACOBS, retired cagar manufacturer, day at Rest Haven Convalescent Home, Broomall. He was 101 and lived at 1422 Robbins st.

He was a founder of the Denenberger Beneficial Association. Surviving are a son, Herman; a daughter, Mrs. Rose Tilli; six grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. MICHAEL V. JAMES, a farm- er, died Thursday at his home on Grandview Skillman, N.

J. He was 79 and had operated a farm in Skillman for 60 years. He is survived by a brother, William, and a sister, Mrs. Anna Fearen. WILLIAM TUBMAN, retired fruit and produce merchant, died Saturday at the Broad Street Hospital.

He was and lived at 420 Durfor st. Surviving are his wife, the former becca Bowman; two daughters, Mrs. Sadie Chairman and Mrs. Helen Broderman; a son, Louis; two brothers, Aaron and Joseph; a sister, Mrs. Tillie Pottock, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

tired insurance agent, died Friday at his home, 121 East Swedesboro, N. J. was 63. Mr. Gleeson was a member of Bethesda Methodist Swedesboro, and was a Mason.

He is survived by his wife, the former Mildred Madara; a son, Dr. J. Clark, Harrisburg dentist; a daughter, Mrs. Louis A. Strometz, and a brother, Dr.

William a dentist in Maine. al secretary of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union in Philadelphia for 20 years, died Saturday at the Einstein Medical Center. He was 62 and lived at Park Towne Place. He was a member of the Zionist Organization of America and the Workmen's Circle. Surviv.

ing are a brother and four sisters. BENJAMIN WINICK, financi- WINFRED PEARSON, of 714 49th retired as a Heintz (St Manufacturing Co. millwright, died Friday in Misericordia Hospital. He was 85. Mr.

Pearson is survived by three sons, Charles John J. and James and four daughters, Mrs. William J. Coakley, Mrs. Helen E.

Bonner, Mrs. Manus J. Burns and Mrs. 'C. W.

Coates. MRS. MARGARET M. THOMAS, wife of a sewing machine dealer at 818 Arch died Saturday at her home. She was 78 and lived at 2711 Patane Roslyn.

Surviving are her husband; two sons, Frank J. and Ralph and three grandchildren. WILLIAM H. GRIFFIN, a retired building contractor, died Saturday at Philadelphia General Hospital. He was 96 and lived at 426 N.

53d st. He retired more than 20 years ago. He is survived by a son, William E. New York Bond CORPORATION BONDS Sales in Net A-B-C Sales in Net Issue $1000's High Low Last cha. AirRed 507 120 116 AlaPow 312572 8 931 937 AlleghL ev4581 29 10512 Alleg 4898 5 76.

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Monday at Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church. MRS. JAMES W. ALEXANDER, wife of the Springfield township, Montgomery county, commissioner, died Friday in Chestnut Hill Hospital. Mrs.

Alexander, the former Nancy Arnold, was 46 and lived at 35 Red Oak Oreland. She was a member of the Republican Club of Springfield township, the Republican Women's Club of Pennsylvania the Hills Country Club, and founder of the Young Republican Club of Springfield township. Surviving, in addition to her husband, are her mother, Mrs. Evie S. Arnold; a son, James and a daughter, Robyn Lee.

IGNATIUS CHARLES ZENS, a retired barber, died Wednesday at Haverford Hospital. He was 81 and lived at 1722 Academy lane, Havertown. A member of the Master Barbers Association, Mr. Zens for 50 years operated a shop at 907 N. 2d st.

A widower, 1 he is survived by three daughters, Margaret, Mrs. Helen Z. Schard and Mrs. Anne Z. Werbickas, three sisters and four grandchildren.

MRS. ANCHEL. POKOTILOW, the former Pokotilow, died Friday in her home at 4936 Rorer st. She was 81. She was a founder of Congregation Brith Israel, st.

and the Roosevelt blvd. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Isadore Berman, Mrs. Albert Aronson, Mrs. Frank D.

Zall and Mrs. Herman Wohl; a brother and five grandchildren. UnOCal UnElMo 5 478586 6 UnPac UnOCal 273 192 184 189 86 86 86 UnAirL ev4590 547 128 UAirc 445 156 UnGasC 102 102 UnGasCp 10 UnGasC UnGasC 100 100 100 UnGasC 12 UnGasC 951 UnGasC 312572 USFrgh 299 186 186 USSteel 83 USSteel 4583 24 Vanad Vend 97 97 VaEPw 86 86 VirgRy inc6508 VirgRy Vornad 3595 96 127 1241 Wabash Wabash 90 Wabash 93 93 93 WPenEl WPenP 890 1001 WShore 482361 23 74 74 WShor 452361r 54 West Lt 312567 WnMd 4569 WnUn Wn Union 104 103 104 WestgEl 891 WheelS 84 84 WisCen WisCen 482004 784 WisPSv 93 93 93 Xerox cv 4584 467 154 YaleE 110 70 70 YngSh 2 Died Commodity List Hits New High NEW YORK, May 1 Associated Press index of 35 key wholesale commodity prices reached a new 1965 high this week. It rose to 170.24 from 170.08 last week. It stood at 161.94 year ago.

Reaching new highs were industrials, lovestock, textiles and nonferous metals. Food fell to a new 1965 low. Grains and cotton also were lower. April Week Year 30 Ago AgO 35 Commodities 170.08 161.94 Industrials 176.88 165.92 Food 129.07 127.88 Livestock 189.17 156.29 Grains Cotton 161.73 162.13 177.99 Textile 165.30 148.84 Nonfer Metal 246.10 214.32 H-New 1965 highs. New 1965 low..