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1 3 a THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 3. 1967 Ditd Ditd Ditd (Jhttitary urn mi MARCH 1967 JOHN TRAVIA, a retired center city barber, died Monday in Metropolitan Hospital. He was 83 'and lived at 604 Avon 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22; 23 24 25 1 27 28 29 30 01 PASQUA JOSEPHINE fner Papa). March 1.

1967. of 707 Dover Penfield Downs, Del. formerly of M02 Vine In her 71st year, beloved wife of Paaqtiala l)i Pasqua and mother of Dr. Joseph A. Di Pasqua.

Theresa Di Pasqua anil Angeln A. DI Pasqua. Relatives and friends are Invited to viewing on Fit. 7 to 10. at FUNERAL HOME.

6520 Haverford ave. Friends and relatives are Invited to funeral 9:45 A. from D'Anjolell Funeral Home. Solemn Requiem Mass. St.

Do-nato Church. 5lh I Callowhill 11 A. M. Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Hroomall. In lieu of flowers, thosa who wish may giv Mass Cards. DILLON Suddenly. March 1. 1967, of 3018 N.

Bambrey EDWARD M. husband of Eli.aticlh Josephine (nee onboy). Relatives, friends and employes of Stetson Ho.tpital Invited lo funeral Sa 8 45 A. from JOHN J. BKYERS, 2741-43 W.

Allegheny ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. Corpus Christ! Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. DOUGHERTY On March 1, 967.

HUGH of 409 W. Roselyn husband of the late Anna Gavaghan Dougherty, father of John Mrs. Anne McCallum and Mrs. Teresa Medvedik. Relatives and friends, employse of Penna.

Sugar invited to attend his funeral, 9 A. from the PAUL B. MrC.RAIH FUNERAL HOME, 446 W. Spencer st. (at 6100 N.

5th st Olney Solemn Requiem Mass. 10 A. St. Helena's Church. Int Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Friends may call Fri. ev. mn MAR II MA 1 Sun Rises Sun Sets Moon Rises 6:32 A. M. 5:55 P.

M. 1:24 A. M. Thursday's I-ocal Report U. S.

WEATHER BUREAU Philadelphia. March 2 ,1967 EST T. H. II 4V. Pr.

W. 5 A. M. 19 54 A. M.

20 65 11 A. M. 32 34 1 P. M. 39 5 P.

M. 44 38 7 P. M. 3 50 WNWS Clear S-5 .00 Cloudy SSW-17 Cloudy SSW-17 .00 Cloudy SSW-14 Pt.Cdy SSW-J .00 Pt.Cdy Temperature: Humidity: W. r.

t- Wind Direction and Velorit.v; F'r Precipitation; W. Weather Conditions. Highest temperature (4:10 P. M. 44 Hiehest temperature this dale last 96 years 1921 66 Lowest temperature 6:10 A.

i 14 Lowest temperature this date last 96 years U8S6 8 Average temperature today 29 Average temperature this date last year 43 Normal for this date 36 Deficiency since March 1 19 Deficiency since Jan. 21 Total precipitation since March 1 Tr. Total precipitation since Jan. 1 3.49 Deficiency since Jan. 1 2-85 Barometric Pressure- 6 A.

30.27 Falling; 12 Noon, 30.07 Falling; 6 P. 29.93 Falling. I1EGRFE HAY DATA Thursday 36 Season 3862 Normal 3898 wtethtr. direction iCGVtr' indxtiet to" tir 5 of movement STATIC FRONT or BAROMETER end Weather for Friday 2Q Based on Official Forecasts 0 A TXAS JKi -JN-V-? NEW ORLEANS IA' I RAY March 1967. Hiltlmore, HARRY F.

formerly of 392 Glendsle beloved husband of the late Mary. Relatives and friends are Invited lo the funeral service 10 A. NUGENT' FUNERAL HOME, 1230 K. Luerne St. Int.

Oak-' land Cem. Friends may call Fri. 7 to RIEGER March 1. 1967. of 1 W.

Dauphin TERF.SA. daughter of the late Joseph and Mary Rleger. Relatives end friends, also members of the Holy Family are invited to attend the funeral IV) P. PAR-LORN OF J. KAEPPLEIN, 171 W.

Diamond at. Requiem Mass St. Boniface Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. ROBINSON March 2.

1967. SOPHIE ROBINSON, wife of the lale Thomas Robinson, of 251 W. F.ssex Lansdowne, Pa.i devoted mother of David Robinsons sister of Joseph F'ilderman. Funeral services 11 A. at 400 N.

Broad st. Int. Adatn Jeshurun Cem. Family will return to 172 W. Plumatead Lansdowne.

ROSSI MILDRED fMlllie) fnee Mor.lcello). of 1931 S. Camac wife of the late Fred, beloved mother of Fred, Louis. Richard. Mrs.

Anna Vestrand, Mrs. Caroline Recuber, Mrs. Eleanor iorrocchi. Mrs. Delores Del Conte.

Mrs. Isabelle abri.lo, Mrs. Norma Cacciola. Mrs. Rosemarie Vento.

Mrs. Susan Lombardl, Mrs. Doris Ricci, Mrs. Dorothy rosso, Mrs. Barbara Ann Roselli.

Rlatlves, frienda invited to funeral. 8 30 A. LEON. ETTI FUNERAL HOMK, N. E.

cor. Broad and Wolf sts. Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. Flpiphany Church. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. (Parking on premises.) SCHAEFER On Feb 28. 1967, of 5521 Loretto MARGARET M.

SCHAFZF (nee Gaghani, sister of Ella Gaghan and Catherine Devlin. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral. 8 30 A. Parlors of HAROLD B. Ml LI.IGAM.

1119 W. Lehigh ave Solemn RequWm Mass, St. Martin of Tours Church. 10 A. M.

Inf. Holy Sepulchre Cem. F'riends invited Fri. eve. SERV0SS Feb.

28. 1967. HARVEY of 2501 S. Front brother of Mrs. Gertrude Deiss.

Relatives, friends and members of Integrity Lodge 187. F. 4s A. are invited to the funeral, 11 A. from his late residence.

Friends may call riday evening. Int. Fernwood Cem. SHAFFER Suddenly. Feb.

28, 1967, EARL TV. husband of Margaret B. 'nee Blair), of 7107 Pennsylvania Upper Darby. Relatives, friends and alio neighbors are invited to Requiem Mass. at St.

Mark's Episcopal Church. 16ih and Locust Sat 10:30 A. M. Int. Arlington Cem.

No viewing. Kindly omit flowers. J. BAIR A SON.) SKINNER Of 57M N. Marshall Feb.

28. 1967. MARGARET MAE 'nee Fagan). widow or H. Austin Skinner.

Relatives and friends are invited lo services 10:30 A. at the Funeral Home of FLOYD M. BISHOP, 5408 N. 5th st. Int.

Hillside Cem. Friends may call Fri. after 7 F. M. SWARTLEY Of Line Lexington, suddenly, on March 1, 1967.

JOHN husband of Florence (nee Kramer), aged 58 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services, at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. Telford, on Monday at 2 P. M.

Int. Green Lawn North Wales. F'riends may call at the KOMMER Fl NERAL HOME, 33 N. Main Telford. Sunday eve.

after 7. TAGGART In Norristown, March 1. ELIZA-BETH COOPER HALLOWELL. wife of the late Joseph R. Taggart.

Ser-vices and int. will be held at the con-venience of the family from THE BOYD FI HOME, 718 Swede Norristown. Memorial services at the' Norristown F'riends Meeting House. Sun. afternoon, 2:30 P.

M. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to the Scholarshio Fund of Norristown F'riends Meeting. TAMME At St. Petersburg. Feb.

28, 1967. CLARA PERCY 'nee Hart-mann). beloved wife of Harry lam-me. formerly of 5726 N. 6th st.

Relatives and friends are invited to services 2 P. at the FUNERAL HOME OF FLOVO M. BISHOP. 54H N. 5th st.

Int. Hillside Cem. Friends call Sat. after 1 F. M.

TEMPLETON On March 1. 1967. WILLI M. husband of Matilda, of Camden. N.

aged 73. F'uneral services 11) A. M. at the MURRAY FUNERAL HOME. 4C8 Cooper Viewing Sun.

eve. VINCENT Of 26 N. Richards Ventnor, N. on March 2, 1967. ROBERT age 71 years: husband of the late Helen W.

Funeral services from PARSELS FUNERAL HOME, 18 Washington Pleasantville, N. on March 4. 11 A. M. Int.

Friends Central Lynwood. N. J. Friends-may call Sat. from 10 A.

M. until time of service. In lieu of flowers, kindly donate to the Heart und, 14 S. Penna. Atlantic City, N.

J. WALLACE March 1, 1967. SAMUEL G. WALLACE, of 2101 Chestnut st. Funeral services at BRINGHURST'S.

2000 Walnut st on Marrh 4. at 11 A. M. Int. private.

No viewing. WIGGINTON On March 2. 1967. JOSEPHINE M. 'nee DeGiosioi.

wife of Donald of -628 Glover drive, Runnemede, N. aee Funeral Monday. 8:30 A. GARDNER FUNERAL HOME. 126 S.

Black Horse pike, Runnemede. Requiem High Mass. 9:30 A. St. Teresa's R.

C. Church. Runnemede. Int. St.

Joseph's Chews Landing. N. J. F'riends may call Sun. eve.

WILSON On March 2, 1967. ANNA Rl'CER HAY, wife of the late George Fried. formerly of 100 Penna Easton. mother of George of Aldan. Pa.

F'uneral service and Interment. Monday from SHILLINGF.R FUNERAL HOME, gOi Lehigh Easton, Pa. ZEHR Suddenly, on Marrh 1967. ERNEST age 49 years, of 120 Paul Yardley Farms, Morrisville, formerly of husband of Madeline 7.ehr 'nee Koller) and son of Martin and Barbara Zehr. The funeral and Interment was held privately at the convenience of the family.

ZEISER PETER. ae 83 years, on Marrh t. 1967. of 4926 N. Lawrence beloved brother of F'rances.

Thomas, Mrs. Agnes Gessner and Mrs. Bertha Ket-lell. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 9 A. from the REMPFER FUNERAL HOME.

4405-07 N. 5th st. Solemn Mass of Requiem. Church of the Incarnation. 19 A.

M. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. F'riendx may call Fri. eve.

after 7. STATISTICS BY CITIES Highest temperature last 12 hours, lowest temperature last 18 hours and precipitation for last 24 hours as reported at 8 P. Thursday, by the United Stales Weather Bureau. TEMPERATURE Place H. Pr.

Albany 2 33 .00 Atlanta 33 63 .00 Atlantic Clly 21 40 .00 Bismarck. N. 30 35 .00 Boston 14 31 .00 Buffalo. N. V.

16 40 .00 Charleston. S. C. 40 58 .00 Chicago 36 43 .00 Cincinnati 31 61 .00 Cleveland 25 48 .00 Denver 27 69 .00 Detroit 24 43 .00 Duluth. Minn.

32 38 .00 Harrishur 14 48 .00 Houston 53 73 .00 Jacksonville, Fla. 43 70 .00 Kansas City, Mo. 47 76 .00 Los Angeles 51 75 .00 Louisville 32 69 .00 Miami Beach tJI 73 .00 Minneapolis 32 39 .00 New Orleans 36 70 .00 New York City 17 39 .00 Norfolk. Va. 24 57 .00 Philadelphia 14 44 .00 Phoenix.

Aril. 43 84 .00 Pittsburgh 15 51 .00 Portland. Me. 4 28 .00 Portland. Ore.

37 44 .24 St. Louis 48 76 .00 l-Salt Lake City 37 54 .00 Antonio 37 76 .00 San Francisco 53 64 .00 IS. Ste. Marie. Mich.

18 37 .05 Savannah. Ga. 29 69 .00 Seattle 36 47 .04 Tampa. Fla. 53 76 .00 Washington.

D. C. 21 60 .00 Wilkes-Barre 12 42 .00 Winnipeg. Man. 2 24 Tr.

Low: High: Missing: Precipitation; Trace. Friday's Tidal Predictions PHILADELPHIA (Chestnut st High Tide Low Tide DELAWARE High Tide Low Tide CAPE MAY High Tide 7:06 A. M. 7:36 P. M.

116 A. M. 2 18 P. M. BREAKWATER 1:42 A.

2:12 P. M. 8:00 A. M. Municipal 12:56 A.

M. 8 00 P. M. Pierl 1:26 P. M.

7:25 P. M. Pieri 12:58 P. M. 7:07 P.

M. Low Tide 7:07 A. ATLANTIC CITY (Steel High Tide 12:28 A. Low Tide BEACH HAVEN High Tide 6 49 A. Little 2:41 A Egg Harbor) M.

3:11 P. M. Low Tide 9:25 A M. 9:43 P. M.

RARNEGAT INLET Tide 12 34 A. M. 1:04 P.M. Tide 7:03 A. M.

7:21 P. M. High Low preuure, vnfivortblt weeihtr. direction tpeed on. Blue Shield and Medi care programs.

The charges had been made Wednesday night by the Philadelphia Council of Industrial Organizations (PCIO), which represents 70,000 trade union members in the city. CHARGES EXPLAINED The PCIO charged that doctors VUaK I -w- I near lokyo TOKYO, March 2 (UPI). A strong earthquake shook buildings, rattled windows and set utility poles quivering Thursday. Tokyo police said no major damage was reported. The tremor was centered 50 miles below Tokyo Bay.

HILL JOSEPHINE M. on March 1, 1967. of 1449 W. Cayuga wife of the late Harry C. Hill and mother of Jay and Raymond Hill.

Relatives and friends are Invited to the service Sat I P. at the Parlors of HAROLD B. MULLIGAN, 1119 Lehigh ve, No viewing Fri. eve. HUMMEL JOHN husband of Ethel Hutchinson Hummel, March 2.

1967. of 6607 N. 17th at. Relatives, friends and members of St. Paul's Lutheran Church 'Olney) are Invited to attend the service.

1 P. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 5th st. and Nedro ave. Int.

Ivy Hill Cem. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to St. Paul'a Memorial Fund. (Arrangements by HI ll.Nt.IOtB), HUTT Feb. 27.

CHRISTIAN .1. ged 77 years, beloved husband of Catherine 'nee Arntzi, of 4136 st father of Sr. Catherine Laboure, S.C.C. Relatives, friends. Knights of St.

George and former employes of American Plant 2. are Invited funeral. Sal 8 30 A HOI.LEN FUNERAL HOME, 728 Allegheny ave Solemn Requiem Mass, Holy Innocents Church. 10 A. M.

Int. New Cathedral Cem. Frienda may call Fri. eve. KNORR Of Aldan, formerly of Andalusia.

on Feb. 28. 1967. JOHN ARTHUR, huxhand of the late Min-nie C. Knorr (nee Garis).

In his 89th year. Relatives, friends and Bristol Lodge JX2S. Ic A. are Invited to the funeral services 10 A. M.

at the FLUEIIR FUNERAL HOME. 864 Bristol pike, Andalusia, Pa. Int. Sunset Memorial Park. F'riends may call F'ri.

eve. Masonic service P. M. Parking entrance on Tennis ave. K0ELLE Suddenly, on Feb.

28. 1967. ALBERT beloved husband of Virginia (nee Sledge of Norristown. Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Sat 9 A.

at the KPENCER T. VIDEON A SON FUNERAL iHO.MK, Garrett rd. at Shadeland Drexel Hill. where friends may call Fri. 7 to 9.

Requiem Mass, 10 A. Church of St. Andrews. Drexel Hill. In lieu of flowers, memorials may he sent to Arthur P.

Noyps Research F'oundafion. Norristown State Hospital. Norristown, Pa. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

KUNST Feb. 26, JOSEPH. husband of Emma 'nee Sheppard). of Hollywood. formerly of 4809 Leiper F'kd.

Relatives and friends are invited to the service 10 A. M. at the FUNERAL HOMK, 416 Leiper st. (F'kd). View.

F'ri. eve. Masonic service 8 P. F'kd. Lodge r292.

F'. A.M. Int. North Cedar Hill. (Parking on premises.) OSTENRIEDER Suddenly.

Feb. 28. 1967. THEODORE of 4619 beloved husband of Josephine (nee Metcalfi, and father of Theodore and Dorothy Ostenrieder. Relatives, friends and employes of Precision Grinding Wheel Co.

are invited to services 10 A. at WALTER .1. MEYERS FUNERAL HOME. 6645 Torresdale ave. (at Unruh st.

int. Forest Hills Cem. F'riends may call F'ri. eve. MacCARTY Suddenly.

March 2. BERTRAM, husband of Barbara MacCarty. of 1404 Ship West Chester, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to services, 1 P. ROTHERMEL RAL HOME.

57 S. Eagle Havertown. Pa. Int. Glenwood Memorial Gardens.

Friends may call Sat. after II A. M. MILLER See Marion D. Coulter.

MONAGHAN Suddenly. Feb. n. 1967. of 3232 N.

Hope EDWARD beloved husband of Mary Monaghan (nee Dillon), father of Mrs. Kdward Hickl. Mrs. Winfield Shaw, Kdward Thomas and John P. Monaehan.

Relatives, friends, employes of Moss-Rose Mfg. invited to funeral. 8::0 a. thf: wii.df'.y HOMK, Front and Westmoreland sts. Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A.

Church of St. Hugh. Int. New Cathedral Cem. may call F'ri.

eve. (Parking in the Wildey lot.) MOOREHEAD March 1- 1967. MARY ELIZABETH, wife" of the late William Moorehead. of 536 E. Seville st.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral services 11 A. St. Timothy's Episcopal Church, 5720 Ridge Row F'riends may call F'ri. eve. after 7 at the .1.

BURTON UORSON FUNERAL HOME, 433 Lyceum Roxborougtu. Int. Westminster MULHALL Feb. 28. 1967.

of 357 Cottage PATRICK beloved husband of Minerva nee Ott), and devoted father of Patrick and Doris. Relatives and friends, employes of J. B. Stetson Wissinoming American Legion Post 2T786 and Eternal Order of Beavers X137. invited to the funeral Mon.

1:30 MrCAFFERTY FUNERAL HOME, 6126 Torresdale ave. Int. Sunset Memorial Park. Viewing Sunday eve. MULLIGAN Suddenly, at Manhattan.

Kansas, on Feb. 28. of 1800 E. Russell GERALD beloved husband of Sarah J. 'nee Southwell), and father of Edgar Gerald Mrs.

John Mooney, Joseph Mrs. Joseph Hines and Charles S. Relatives and friends are invited to services 10 A. CHARLES L. HESTER'S, 609-11 E.

Allegheny ave. Int. East Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call F'ri. eve.

MURPHY Feb. 26. 1967, of 252 High st nOB-ERT husband of Rarbara (nee Pound I. Relatives, friends, employes of Aero Service invited to funeral. 8:30 A.

KIRK A NICE. 630i Germantown ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. 10 A. St.

Vincent rie Paul Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. F'riends may call F'ri. 7 to 9.

N0WATNY FRANK, of R. TV 1, Elmer. N. March 1. 1967, husband of the late Helen Fldridge Nowatny.

brother of Bertha Magee, Matilda Nowatny and Charles Nowatny, 3ed 82 years. Funeral services Saturday, March 4, 10 A. FREITAG FUNERAL HOME, 137 W. Commerce Bridge, ton, N. J.

Int. Wenonah Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. 0RNSTEIN March 2.

1967. husband of Evelyn (nee F'inkelman), of 6058 Roosevelt father of Mr. Ian Ornstein and Miss Judith Ornstein, brother of Mrs. Krlith Nimoityn, Mrs. Rose Toll and Mrs.

Esther Gelfand. Relatives and friends are invited lo funeral services 1 P. precisely, "GOLDSTEINS' 6410 N. Broad st. Int.

Roosevelt. Memorial Park. Shiva will be observed at 6158 Roosevelt blvd. In lieu of flowers, make contributions to your favorite charity. PAUL March 1.

Wtr.HF.LM. beloved husband of Christine Paul (nee Gabel). of 5327 N. Howard st. Relatives and friends invited to services 1 P.

at First German Methodist Church in Oak Lane. 12th st. and Cheltenham and to viewing after 12 noon. RAFTER On March 1. 1967.

SARAH ANN. beloved wife of Raymond, of The Little Sisters of fhe Poor, Home for the Aged and formerly of 3225 N. Howard age 70 years, mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Negro, Wll-linghoro, N. and Sister Ann Raymond.

S.S.J, of Mt. St. Joseph's Academy, F'lourtown. Pa. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A.

from R( HETTER FUNERAL HOME, 304 Marlton pike (Rt. 70. Cherry Hill. N. J.

Requiem High Mass will be celebrated 9:30 A. Uueen of Heaven Church. Int. Calvary Cem. Friends may call F'ri.

eve. MRS. BESSIE CROUSE, wid ow of a retired commercial artist, died Wednesday in Delaware County Memorial Hospital. She was 81 and lived at 130 S. Carol Highland Park, Upper Darby.

Her husband, Oliver P. Crouse, died in the same hospital Jan. 1. She was a charter member of the Highland Park Auxiliary of Delaware County Memorial Hospital and of Calvary Presbyterian Church of Highland Park. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.

Edith Cates and Mrs. Bessie Maule; two brothers. Earl and Russell Car-vin; and five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. T. WATSON DOWNES, a re tired metalurgist at the Phila delphia Naval Base, died Thurs-j day in Chester County West Chester.

He was 75 and1 lived on Glen Hall Kennett Square. Mr. Downes was a met-alurgy instructor for adult evening classes at Temple University for more than 25 years. Surviving are his wife, the former Eva Dawe; three sons, Thomas, Barton and Clayton, and a brother, Nelson. MRS.

WILLIAM II. HAM-METT, the former Hester Car-j ter, died Thursday at her home, 301 W. Highland Chestnut Hill. She was 76. Surviving are a son, William three daughters, Mrs William S.

Jamison, Mrs. Samuel B. Irwin, and Mrs. Wheelock Bigelow, and three grandchildren. JOHN P.

IIEFFERNAN, of 829 Ormond Drexel Hill, retired instrument make, in the aircraft factory, Philadelphia Naval Ease, died Wednesday in Tri-County Hospital, Springfield, Delaware county. He was 80. Mr. Heffernan is survived by his wife, the former Catherine, McCollian; two sons, Joseph and James, and a daughter, Mrs. Anna Bradley.

Deaths Elsewhere Jack Harnett, a newsreel cameraman who took 25 Italian soldiers prisoner during the Second World War by merely aiming his camera at them in Chicago. He was 61. Mr. Barnett, who joined the National Broadcasting Co. in 1964 as a cameraman, had been a newsreel photographer for more than 40 years.

He covered such events as the St. Valentine's Day massacre of seven prohibition era gangsters in 1929 and the capture of John Dillinger, an infamous outlaw of the 30s. Jose Martinez who, under the pseudonym of "Azorin," was considered by many critics to be SpahVs greatest modern writer, in Madrid. He was 92. He was the last representative of a wave of writers, called the "Generation of '98'," which emerged at the end of the 19th century at a time when Spain lost its colonial possessions.

He renewed Spanish prose style, creating a language based on short phrases instead of long-flowing sentences, and used a precise vocabulary. His books, generally set in Castille and famous for their "literary landscapes," included "Los Pueblos" (The Villages), "Castilla," "La Voluntad" (The Will) and "Salvador de Ol-bena." Howard B. Begg, who became a power in industry 15 years after he was hired as an office boy in Cape Cod, Mass. He was 70. Head of several corporations in his rapid rise, Mr.

Begg's last post was the directorship of Industrial Nucleonics Corp. in Columbus, largest organization in America devoted to the peacetime application of atomic energy. He began his business career in 1919 as an office boy for Everlastik, a textile firm in Boston. In 3934 he became president of that company and held the office until 1939. Gordon Harker, actor, in London.

He was 81. Mr. Harker's career reached its peak in the Thirties and Forties in character parts as burglars, police offices and butlers. His move career started in 1927. the auction of 23 ancient Leh' HnieH fnr Marrh The Soviet Emhassv and the Armenian Church announced Thursday night they were doing all they could to discover who the seller was.

"The whole population of Armenia is shocked and disturbed at the thought of these centuries-old treasures being sold," the Armenian Bishop in London, the Most Rev. Bessek Toumayan, said Thursday. The Church will seek court action to prevent the sale unless Sotheby's announced Friday that it was off, the Bishop added. OFFICIAL FORECASTS 1 1 a (I l- phia and vicinity: Partly cloudy and milder Friday with a high near 50. Satur-day partly cloudy and a little cooler.

Chance of precipitation 20 percent through Friday night. Eastern Pennsylvania: Partly cloudy and milder Friday, turning colder at night and on Saturday. New Jersey: Partly cloudy and milder Friday, turning colder at night and on Saturday. New York City: Partly cloudy and milder Friday, turning colder at night and on Saturday. Maryland.

Delaware, and Dis trict of Columbia and vicinity: Partly cloudy and warmer Fri- day. turning colder at night and; on Saturday. Cape May to Cape Small craft warnings are displayed for southwest winds at 15 to 25 knots Friday under! fair skies. Visibility better than five miles. Cape to Rlotk Island: Southwesterly winds at 10 to 20 knots Friday with higher gusts.

Partly cloudy and mild, with visibility five miles or better. 5 Wirres nivt preiiure, fironblt of movement end tpeed FRONT fofierd tounjtry of mf tir Phila. Project Nears Accord Inquirer Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, March 2. Federal and city officials are progressing toward agreement! on terms to govern Philadel-I phia's ambitious "used-house" program, the chief negotiator said Thursday. Joseph Burstein, counsel for the Housing Assistance Administration, U.

S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, said he was optimistic that workable controls can be developed soon. "We're in the. last quarter-mile of the he said. VNVEILEI) BY TATE Mayor James H.

J. Tate unveiled the plan last year and said a start this spring was 'hej target for the first phase of the program, the rehabilitation of 5000 substandard homes in North Philadelphia for rental orj resale Ito the poor through the' Philadelphia Housing The program carries an esti-j mated $60 million price tag. Burnstein said delays since 1hen in working out terms did not imply the program has been rejected. I "It's not a case where we've turned down anything," he "This is a complicated pro-ram, one of tremendous scop? rationally, something that has rever been done before. We want, to do it right." ECONOMY URGE!) Burstein said the program to: UrA (Via mJ Iff- llCt llLfJJ III: I hahililation cost per unit to the most ronomical level while providing a sufficient profit incentive to rncourage builders to participate.

Officers Named Mummers TapCalancIra FRED CALANDRA of the John Fralinger String Band was elected president of the Phiadelphia New Year Shooters' Mummers Association on Thursday night at a meeting at th Trilby String Band Club, 1311 Morris st. Other officers elected were: vice president, Frank Shay of 1he Golden Sunrise Fancy Club; treasurer, Robert Mem-brase of the Hog Island Fancy Club; recording secretary, John Jamieson of the Lobster Fancy Club. Also, financial secretary, Robert Hall of the South Philadelphia String Band, and sergeant at arms, Billy Torelli of the Liberty Clowns Comic Club. Torelli won the post for the 26th consecutive year. TV 7 KV ClOUDr FAIR ClOUDr SNOW Mill! STATIC VIND 4 I to 1 2 I 6, Medical Society Calls Labor Attack 'Unfair The Philadelphia County Medical Society on Thursday labeled as "unfair" a number of charges leveled by a labor group at certain procedures followed by doctors under Blue rd.

Mr. Travia was a former member of the board of Home Builders Building and Loan Association, and was a member of the Sons of Italy, the Pennsylvania League, and Stella D'ltalia. He is survived by three sons, Louis, John, Jr. and Kd-ward; three daughters, Mary Travia, Mrs. Theresa Gatto and Mrs.

Margaret D'Amico; a sister, Mrs. Anna Eni; seven grandchildren and two greatgrandchildren. MRS. JOSEPH MONASTRA, the former Mary Varrica, died Thursday in her home at 141 N. 60th st.

She was 70. She is survived by her husband; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Molino, Josephine and Miss Carmela Manero; two sons, Vincent Manero and Salvatore Manero, and three grandchildren. WILLIAM II. RUCKER, a retired employe of the Reading died Tuesday at the Adel-phia nursing home, 57th and Walnut sts.

He vas 89 and lived at 5609 Haverford ave. He is survived by his wife, the former Laura Gentile, and two daughters, Alberta and Mrs. Gladys McComb. In Nemoriam CATHERINE JERRRTL who passed away on March 3. 1959.

In loving memory of a dear wife and beloved molher. Sadly missed by husband and five daughters. Died ALLEN Ort" Feb. 26. 1967.

the REVEHENO JOSEPH F. ALI.F.N. pastor of Ml. Sharon Baptist Church. 17th and Gi-rarri and husband of Naomi Allen, of 4816 Pasrhall ave.

Viewin I-ri. March 3. 6 to P. funeral services following immediately at 1t. 7.i on Baptist Church.

50th st. and Woodland Reverend Hiawatha Coleman, pastor, officiating. I.KONARD K. I.OPER FI'NKR A HOME in charge of arrangements, int. Rolling Green Park, West Chester.

Pa. BAKER On March 1. EDWARD HOWARD, beloved husband of the late Jeannette M. Baker, of 717 Plymouth place. Ocean City, N.

age Services for relatives and friends. 11 A. FOSTERS FINER AL HOME. 250 White Horse pike, Audubon. Int.

Ivy Hill Cem. Viewing 10-11 A. M. BARCKL0W Of 1318 Russell March 1, 1967. ALICE A.

BARC'KLOW, age 82 years. Relatives and friends are invited to service 10 A.M.. APTS. WM. H.

BATTERSBV, 3316 N. Broad st. Int. George Washington Memorial Park. Viewing 7-9 P.

M. BATE E. MORRIS, on March 1. 17. husband of Lillian Wilent Bate, Wildman Arms Apts.

Lansriowne. Services Sat. morning. 11 o'clock. TOPPITZER'S FUNERAL HOME, Garrett rd.

and Lansdowne Drexel Hill, where friends may call after 10 o'clock. InU Arlington tern. BATEZEL LILLIAN D. fnee Da.vl, beloved wife of John H. Ratezel.

of 4732 Penn on Feb. 28. 1967. Relatives, friends. members of Frankford Methodist Church are invited to service 1 P.

GILBERT H. SCHOBERT FUNERAL HOME. 1677 79 Harrison Frank-ford. Int. Hillside Cem.

Friends may call Fri. eve. after 7. BENE On March 2. 19f7.

of 1533 W. Columbia ENRICO BENE, aged 2 years. Services 10 A PARLORS OF HAROLD B. MULLIGAN, 1119 W. Lehigh ave.

BERKS March 1. 1967. FATHER BERKS, wife of the late Frank Berks, of the Oxford Terrace 6614 Oxford mother of Mrs. Edward 'Matilda) Shpegel. of Van Nuys, sister of Frank and Joseph Smolen, also survived by five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.

Services 1:30 P. at BERSCH-LER'S, 4300 N. Broad st. Int. Monte-fiore Cem.

Shiva will be observed at 4851 N. Hutchinson st. BICKLEY Of 1611 W. Girarri" on March I. 1967.

LLOYD D. BICKLEY, D.D.S.. husband of Bertha Foster Bickley. Services for relatives friends 10:30 A. M-.

OLIVER H. BAIR. Chestnut where friends may cali after 9:30 A. M. Int.

Northwood Cem. BORN March 1. 1967. of 77 E. Washington Pleasantville.

V. GEORGE husband of Catherine Ortman Born. Relatives, friends invited to funeral. 1 P. KIRK NICE, 6301 Germantown ave.

Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. Friends may call 12 noon to 1 P. M. BRUOER March 1.

1967. of 935 Morgan Drexel Hill. TERESA M. (nee Burke), wife of Thomas E. and mother- of Mary.

Thomas and Mrs. Francis Hughes. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A. from PERRI'S FUNERAL SERVICE. 8645 West Chester pike.

Upper Darby. Solemn Requiem Mass. 10 A. St. Bernadette's Church.

Turner 4 Bond Drexel Hill. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Fri. 7 to 10.

Parking on premises. COULTER Of 5126 Tulip on Feb. 27. 1W, MARION D. (nee Shultz), wife of the late Jacob Coulter and mother of Marion D.

Kwasiborski. Relatives, friends. VFW Mayfair Post 1S80, Shepherds of Bethlehem Lodge ir3. Red Ladies Council Jr65 and Dairy Maids are invited to funeral. 8:30 A.

BYRNE FUNERAL HOME. 2315 E. Cumberland st. Solemn Requiem Mass. 10 A.

St. Ratholo-mew's Church. Friends may call Fri. eve. CRAMPT0N In Wilmington, on March I.

1967, BENJAMIN husband of the late Claire Crampton, brother of Miss Helen Crampton. of 1306 Riverside Kynlyn. Wilmington, age 76 yrs. Funeral services will be held at the Calvary Episcopal Church, Hillcrest. Wilmington.

on Sat. afternoon March 4. at 2 o'clock. Int. private.

In lieu of flowers contributions may be marie to the American Cancer Society. There will no calling hours. Arrangements by the CHANDLER FUNERAL HOME. CROUSE BESSIE CAHVIN CROUSE. of 130 S.

Carrol Upper Darby, wife of the late Oliver P. Crouse. and mother of Mrs. Howard B. Cates and Mrs.

John Maule. on March 1. 1967. Service for relatives and friends, 2 P. OLIVER II.

BAIR CO SUBURBAN WEST, 301 West Chester pike, Havertown. where friends may cali 7 to 9 P. M. Int. Arlington Cem.

Memorial donations lo the Calvary United Presbyterian Church. Highland Park, are preferred in lieu of flowers. DtANQELIS ROSE MARIE, of 19 A S. Newklrk t. (formerly of N.

American st.l, wife of the late Pasquale, mother of Ralph. Phillip. Frank and Mrs. Mary Marlnaro. Solemn Requiem Mass.

9:30 A. King of Peace Church. Int. Holv Cross Cem. Viewing Fri.

eve. VERNA FUNERAL HOME, 1244 S. Broad at. DiFALCO JOSEPH. Feb 28.

of 752 Humphreys Ardmore. survived by his wife Catherine (nee Torrlcelli). his children Mr. Gus DIFalco. Mr.

Charles DIFalco. Mrs. Mary DlGlo-vanni and Mr. Edward (Herti DIFalco; also 12 grandchildren. Rcla-ftves and friends are Invited to the funera' on 8 45 A.

from the ROIl ERT HI. ERA HOME, 5IK 20 Haverford I'hlla Solemn llciiili-m Mass. 10 A. St. Denis Church.

Int. St. Denis Cem. Friends mav call Fri. 7 lo 10 P.

M. (Parking on Court Backs Suit Company Blamed in Fatal Twist DOWNES In Chester County Hospital. West Chester. on March 2. 1967, T.

WATSON. husband of Eva Dawe Downes, age 75 years. Private graveside service at Grace Episcopal Church Cemetery, Talleyville, Del. Friends are invited to call on the tamil.v Sat. eve.

after 7 o'clock, at the Downes residence. Glen Hal! road, Kennett Square, Pa. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate contributions to a charity of the donor's choice, DOWNEY JOHN of 100 Asbur.v Ocean City, N. March 2. 1967.

father of Mrs. Eiizabrlh Lovette and Barbara McDaniels. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Mon 9 A. at (HKSTKR .1. WIMBERG FUNERAL HOME.

201 Asbury Ocean City. Requiem High Mass, 9: 50 A. M. at St. Augustine's C'hurih.

Int. Holy Cross Mays Landing, N. J. Friends may call Sun. 7 to 9.

ENGARD Feb. 27. 1967. WILLIAM of 1 I.indle.v husband of Helen Engard. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services II I A.

at JOHN F. MURRAY FU- 1 NERAL HOME. 1014-16 E. Chelten ave. Int.

Chelten Hills Cem. Friends invited Fri. eve. EPSTEIN March 2. GEORGE, of 633 Cantrell beloved husband of Tillie.

devoted father of Bernice Frank, Jeanette Gordon. Diane Ladomar, Lois and Florence Fpstrin, dear brother of Aaron and Samuel; also 4 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services Fri 12:15 P. thf; rkisman chip- 2317 N. Broad st.

Int. Mt. Sharon. Shiva at 9721 Portis rd. EVANS Feb.

28. 1967. JAMES Veteran World War II. of 145 Conarroe beloved husband of Anna Evans nee Pichlal, and devoted father of Sr. Margaret Miriam.

S.S.J.. Lorraine and Janet; beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Evans and brother of Rev. Howard Evans.

Relatives, friends, members of Immaculata tlouncil JT3933. K. of Fourth Degree, Archbishop Ryan General Assembly, Holy Name Society, Cahill holerton Post 3X680 and employes of R.E.A. are invited to the funeral 9 A. from KARCSH FUNERAL HOME.

164 Cotton Myk. Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. St. Josa-Phafs Church. Int.

Calvary Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. FELLOWS March 1. 1967.

of 1146 Harrison MAE, wife of James Fellows. Relatives and friends are invited to services Sat. 1030 A. MrCLURG FUNERAL HOME. 1665 Harrison F'kd.

Friends may call Fri. eve. FINKELSTEIN March 1, 1967. SADIE fnee Berl-fein). wife of the late Nathan F'inkel-stein.

of the W.vncote House, mother of Jayne Forstenzer, Carole Shul-man. David Fields, sister of Honey Borgos, of New York City. Relatives and friends invited to services 10 A. JOSEPH LEVINE SON MEMORIAL CHAPELS. N.

Broad st. above 71st ave. Entombment Mt. Judah. Brooklyn.

N. Y. GALLAGHER Feb. 27. 1967, GEORGE of the Washington Hotel, brother of James A.

and A. J. (Pat) Gallagher. Relatives and friends, V. F.

W. Post 8088. invited to FITZ-PATRICK FUNERAL HOME. 3309 N. Broad F'ri.

eve. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of St. Athanasius. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. (Parking facilities in rear. GALLAGHER Feb.

28, 1967, THOMAS .7.. of 1061 Edgemore formerly of Bon-nicolon, County Mayo, Ireland, husband of Margaret McGee Gallagher, and father of Thomas Jr. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9 A. from the McCUL-LOUGH FUNERAL HOMK, S. W.

cor 63d st. and Lansdowne ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of St. Callistus.

10 A. M. Int. St. Denis Cem.

F'riends call F'ri. eve. In lieu of flowers. Mass cards will be appreciated. GANNON F'eb.

28- 1967, formerly of 55th JOHN husband of Ellen Gannon (nee O'Brien) and brother of Sr. M. Christine. F.M.S.C., Sr. M.

Martha. I.H.M.. Sr. M. St.

Richard, I.H.M. Relatives and friends and employes of Atlantic Refining Co. invited to funeral. 9 A. THOMAS F.

ROCHE A SON, 56th and Cedar ave. Solemn Massof Requiem Church of the Transfiguration, 10 A. M. Int. SS.

Peter it Paul Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. GREENWOOD On March 1, 1967. CAROLINE fnee Cross), wife of Robert of 7115 Sellers Upper Darby, mother of Robert.

Irene, Edward, Carol, Jane and Thomas. Funeral services 11:30 A. JOHNSTON A RON JIINERAL HOME. 69 Baltimore Lansdowne. F'riends may call F'ri.

eve. Int. Valley F'orge Gardens. HAMMETT March 2. HESTER of 301 Highland Chestnut Hill.

Funeral services March 4. 11:30 A. at St. James The Less Episcopal Church. Int.

ad.i. ch. yd. Please omit flowers. HANEY March 1.

WILLIAM of 5617 Ririgewood husband of Maijorie (nee Sheak) Haney. Relatives and friends are Invited to services. 11 A. PF.TNER Fl'XKRAL 6421 F'rankford ave. (at Levick st.) Int.

Arlington Cem. Friends may call Friday eve. HANNIG JOHN THOMAS HANNIG. of 25S Church Devon; son of Charles and Mary Ann Hannig (nee Godfrey), on March 1. 1967.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 30 A. OLIVER H. R.MR SUBURBAN WEST. 301 W. Chester pike.

Havertown, where friends may call 7-9 P. M. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of Our Lady of the Assumption. Stratford, 10 A.

M. Interment private. HAUN March 1. GUSTAV fit 7854 Dev. on husband of Helen Sager Maun.

Funeral services Sal 10 A. at JACOB F. RUTHS, 8413 Germantown Chestnut Hill. Int. Roseriale Cem.

Friends may call F'ri. eve. HELJENEK March 1. JOHN, of 3237 N. Marshall beloved husband of Cornelia, father of Joseph.

Mary Sariego. Helen Hee. Frank. and Paul. Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral.

8 A. KOCIUBINSKY KUNK-R s. I. HOME. 305-07-09 E.

Girard ve. High Requiem Mass 9:30 A. St. Agnes Church. Int.

New Cathedral Cem. Viewing Friday ve. HENDERSON W. March t. 1967.

husband of M. Brandon (Rudd Henderson, of Newtown Square. Services and Int. at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, donations may ha made in his name to charity of choir.

HENZLER March I. ANNA, riaughler of Ihe lale John F'. and Louisa Henler, of 7537 Gilbert formerly of FM3 Nicholas st. Relatives, friends and former members of Corinthian Ave. (lunch Invited lo services II A at MANN FU EH A HOME.

219 W. Tabor rd. Friends may call Friday evening. ALBANY, N. March 2 were saddling their elderly pa-(UPI).

The State's highest court wlth an undue hardship by ruled Thursday that an employer forcing them to fill out their own can be held responsible if one of! Medicare forms and that certain his employes dies of a heart practices and hospital tack after dancing the twist at alcare practices might be illegal company party. land unnecessarily costly to Blue The employe's widow, Mrs. Cross and Blue Shield members. Marie K. Chorley, of The medical society said it had sued Koerner Ford, Inc.

of had been "seriously concerned" Syracuse, claiming her husband about Blue Cross procedures William, 41, died several hoursand the inadequacy of certain after a "strenuous dance with provisions under Medicare, her" at a company "steak and DIFFERENCES DISCUSSED beans" dinner. Medical Society officials have The Court of Appeals said there been meeting with PCIO officers was a "competent medical in efforts to iron out these prob-opinion that the physical effort lems, the society said. The so-in the dance induced a coronary cjety also pointed out that it has occlusion and had accidental and its own review board for corn-causal relationship with theplaints about hospital proce- dpath- dures. The party concluded a sales Jhe socip)y aso claimed lhat contest at the company where 62 ent of Mpdicare clajrns in Chorley sold automobiles Pennsylvania were processed by Chorley said he felt HI at the the fJ() he party, drove wfe home, then pci0 drove the babysitter home. and Reds, Church Battle Gospel Writings' Sale TOMnOM Marrh 9 i nAniore I A ininmiiinnil r-i mystery blew up here Thursday when Soviet diplomats and after returning home the second time suffered thp fatal hoart tack in bed.

Wayne, N. Bars Anti-Bias Plan WAYN N. March 2 j(AP). An attempt to create a' human relations commission has failed in this township where a jrecent school board election involved charges of anti- semi- jt'ism. The township council on iWednesday defeated the rom-I mission proposal in a 4-4 vote, despite the backing for the concept by the local League of Women Voters, Wayne Clergy Fellowship, Roman Catholic clergy and Lakeland Human Relations Council.

Instead of adopting a commission ordinance, the township (adopted a resolution in a 5-4 vote calling upon the fellowship take care of human relations problems. Children Die In Fire ASHFIELD, March 2 j(AP). Two young brothers died Thursday when a fire (wrecked their home in this Carbon county community. Their parents and a sister escaped. Trapped and killed by the flames and smoke were Michael and Wayn Emmert, 2, Florist Guide Crtat Norihaas! BRIMMER'S' 31 S5 KFNSINGTON AVF NF 4-fteAI WANNER'S FLOWERS 190J COTTMAM AVE.

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