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Rev. J. H. Deaver Rites Arranged for Friday Funeral services for the Rev. OBITUARIES Trunian Says U.

S. Is Always Ready For Peace Talks James H. Deaver, 85, will be held Friday at 10 a. m. in the Church Jofiali M.

Wilson, 71, Dies in IVniiHuuken of the Annunciation, Twelfth and C0UI11M0ST. Con, M. Thursday, reWwsvy ItSO Woman 1st Time Since Infancy: Transplant of Cornea Is Successful; 1CC3 Doctors View Operation by TV I Atlanta, Feb. 16 (UP) A slen-Jlyn. 7, grinned and just wouldn't der beam from a flashlight told, rn, Fellow workers of Mrs.

Sams' Mrs. Mary Ella Sams today that! husband Kmmanuel. 34. swarmed Diamond streets, Philadelphia, where friends may call from 7 Josiah M. Wilson, 71, of 6382 Elmer A.

Sutphin, Of Pitman, Dies Elmer A. Sutphin, 50. who served as fire chief of Pitman for 10 years, died in Cooper hospital Wednesday after a long ill Washington, Feb. 16 (UP) Huddorow avenue, a resident of to 10 o'clock tonight. He died Monday in his home in Tre- President Truman said today the Pennsauken for 50 years, died vose, fa.

itnitaA Ai 1 1:. 1 1 ui'Silay at his nome Death Report Called Trick by Churchill London, Feb. 16 (UP) -Winston Churchill denied today that hr had died this morning. He sail! a rumor to tha effect was part of a deliberate election whispering campaign. The conservative party leader issued the following statement from his home at Chartwell, Kent: "I am Informed from many quarters that a rumor has been put about that I died this morning.

"This Is quite untrue. "It is, however, a good sample of the whispering campaign which has been set on foot. It would have been more artistic to keep this one for polling day." The Kev. Mr. Deaver.

who retired in 1937, was one of the old w'ai" Mr- Wilson, until his retirement at any time with any country vpari, apo. waji ness. He retired as chief two est Episcopal rectors in this area. any plan for world peace. jthe fc.

S. Perkins ice plant, a But he made it clear that such post he had held for many years. 1 Ui. a'l He was the founder and rector of fter television ocdui naa Deen through Grady hospital, smashing success. Of course.

Mrs. Sams couldn't Ten days ago the mill worker's; tell what they looked like. But wife smiled through fear andjthe beam from the flashlight Hisrusiiions uill have ta be i ww. i nns Yoicks! Tally Ho! Whar's the Den of Them Thar Fox? Camden freeholders are not satisfied the law under which they pay $3 50 for a pair of fox ears ought to be continued inasmuch as a number of surrounding counties have abol-ished it. For that reason, the board ordered Ave bills for $3.50 each as fox bounties, held up until it can be made certain the animals were found in this county, according to Albert S.

Mar vel. board clerk. The bills were submitted by Carlton Adams, of Vincentown, who produced affidavits that the foxes were caught by him in Chewtown and Stratford. "We are not questioning the bills by this man but we havs heard some of other animals have been trapped not only in other counties but outside the state," Marvel said. "We want to make sure we are paying legitimate bounties." through the United Nations or regular diplomatic channels un tiana; two daughters, Mrs.

Christiana Barnett and Mrs. V'erna Tanski; a son, Garland Wilson, all of Pennsauken, and a brother, hope at one of the most erudite i meant mat preuy soon sne couia. How soon, doctors couldn't say. TV audiences ever assembled less Russia's Josef Stalin or any But she was on the way. -v.

Horace, Collingswood. There wasn't a critic or a columnist in the crowd, because iaic "au iv, years ago. He was a roofing and heating contractor. Mr. Sutphin, who resided at 460 West Holly avenue, Pitman, was a member of the Red Men and Odd Fellows.

Surviving are his widow, Wil-helmina; a son, Ronnie; two daughters, Doris and Mrs. Hazel Reihman; his mother, Mrs. Emma Sutphin, all of Pitman, and a brother, Bertram, Atlantic City. MRS. GRACE A.

STIPPS i rrill ir liiriu 3aiuiua -Marriage Licenses St. Augustine's Episcopal Church, Atlantic City. He was there from 1901 to 1927 when he became rector of St. Thomas' Episcopal Church, Philadelphia, and in 1931 he became rector of St. Christopher's Episcopal Church, Philadelphia.

He was widely known for his work among the young people of the Episcopal faith. He was former business manager of the Lin-con ia camp near Trevose. Surviving are his widow, Bessie a son, Ralph and a her acting ability wasn on trial at 2 p. m. in the funeral home of Mrs.

Sams was lvine on nn i.ma.. meet with the President here. Truman said at his news conference that: 1. He does not believe it is operating table. Several surgeons y.

noverea aDOUi. une aeiuy re-i'. ui uy. Frank J. Krnl 43, or 3 S0 North time to send a mission to Stalin.

Inglesby and Sons, Cove and Wyndam roads, Pennsauken. Burial will be in Colestown cemetery. BERNARD LEVY Bernard Levy, former general manager and chairman of the board of the Keystone Watch Case Riverside, died in his 2. But he has always said the door is open, here in Washington, any time to any head of state. Relieve Red tea Rssgh ITCHY IMITATED SKKI Sm how fait Rtainol quicta Itchy torment, soothx and relwvw amartinr nt Irritation rf cunts, rhaftng, raah or externally pimplea, Aida akin to fl, look so much betfr sad to toot) I Today uy, try Keainoi Ointmtot.

Mrs. Grace A. Stipps, 43, of 720 Birch street, died Wednesday after a long illness. Born in moved a ueau tunic itreet. Philadelphia, ana jrece v.

Mrs Sam's eve and put in its mo. 41. of tjj North Tenth ri. Mrs. i i Joan Weldron.

24. of 4 IT Richmond street. place a cornea from an miant Philadelphia, and Ruth Mann. 31. 01 os which had died in Grady hospital jMaT.

ot im that morning. (Catherine Murray. J.I. of 1T Kimber itreet. Th nfhpr was linpinp Joseph H.

Ran. 31. of S4 sum ine oiner ee was MlpI, MCArdie. too, but unbandaged. of 514 Eim Robert M.

balgado, 30. of 103J Simpson planned to try another cornea Bro, tnd RjDtru, transplantation on it after the! 33. North Tmrtj-wcond jt Jack J. Shraner, as, of 4S4 South sixtieth first healed. street, and Given G.

Feller. '30. of 6U3 In an auditorium several Baymon street, both of Philadelphia in an auuiiunuiii oocjaj 2l, 0f 4 37 Soutn Fourth blocks away, the audience was, street, and Man e. Mammocao, n. of home, 617 East Walnut lane, Rox-I Camden, she was a lifelong resi borough, Pa.

Mr. Levy frnm tho fv-imnaiw in 1QJQ Ific! ru She was the daughter of TYPEWRITERS Desk That was as close as he came to commenting on Winston Churchill's proposal for "highest level" atomic control talks with Russia. Has Never Walked Out 3. This is not the proper time to press as proposed in a pending congressional resolution for creation of an Atlantic union of Atlantic Pact nations. Truman said there are more important things to discuss.

4. This country (unlike Rus- Hospital Cases the late John W. and Mary E. Peters. Surviving are her husband, John two sisters, Mrs.

Wallace Phifer, Camden, and Mrs. Henry Mrozowski. Bellmawr; two brothers, John W. Peters and 1000 doctors. They watched the 1121 sou in rounn siren.

HI Smetim. 1. of 13 Vine itreet, coorca Michael Mulholland. Tl. of Lintr Ditch, cut father was one of the founders of the concern.

Mr. Levy was a member of the Manufacturers club, the Elks of Philadelphia, and the Pier club at Margate. Surviving are two sisters, Amelie M. and Lillie Levy. Solemn requiem Mass will be celebrated Saturday at 10 a.

m. chin. brother, Alphonzo, Los Angeles. MAX WINIGKAD Max Winigrad, 81, died today in his home. 626 South Third street after a short Illness.

A resident of Camden 45 years, he operated a grocery store at the Third street address for 20 years. He was a member of Camden Progress lodge and the Congregation Sons of Abraham. Surviving are his widow, Sarah; three sons, Philip, Manuel and Leon; two daughters, Anna and Bella and several grandchildren, all of Camden. Services will be held Friday at 11 a. m.

in the Berchler funeral home, 1401 Princess avenue. Friends are invited to attend. Burial will be in New Camden Gloria Hemon. 12. of 710 Van Hook atreet.

receivers spotted about the audi torium. When the "program" was over, there was no applause, But today the doctors had ten cut hrtl. and Florence A. Staroiukt, 19, same address. Deloert J.

NeUon, 1. of 21 IS Koaiuth street, and Dom A. Ungford, 17. of 1114 Lawrence street. Harry Gomoerr.

501 Federal street, and Joan f. Jaspan. IS. of 53 Randolph street. Walter Faulkner.

20. of 3073 Huh nft nt 1 1 5 Mary Ftllorl. 41. of 451 Ro4n itrtet. William Peters; a nephew, Wil cut hand.

Thelm Groff. 31. of 1031 hXds avtnue. derly peeled the bandages from sia) has never balked out of any in it. Johns K.

C. Church, cut Anitr. Larry Randall, of 815 Chtrry afreet, cut (Infer. Mary Emma Weber. 10, of 283 Liberty Itreet.

do( bile of arm. be in meeting ana nas rie.er uea iwlManavunk Burial wiU U. N. veto to block anything! Holy sepulchre cemetery. liam Peters, and a niece, Janice Peters, all of Camden.

Solemn requiem high Mass will be celebrated Monday at 9 a. m. in the Sacred Heart R. C. Church.

Relatives and friends will meet at 8 a. m. in the funeral home of Frank J. Leonard, 1451 Broad- William Peteraon 3d. 16.

of SOT North KIM. KKV BOA HI) HAND AMI ELKl'THIC All mechi'M! new ntt4mni 84I.M service hi rrurx Master safes Files Cabinets, tie. fit Comdes It's FELICE "ICI 6 I fQUI'MENT CO. 1I2J Nsddsn Camden, N. S3 Est.

5-2554 Opes Fri. Ifm. KSZ Ilfhth atreet. punctured foot. Lavoma Ward.

14. of 531 Jackson itreet. her eyes and the applause rolled street. nut of Mm Sams' heart when I-rence itreet. OUt OI Airs, sams nn Ann I.

Susml. 30. sam eddresi she saw that slender beam ofi joph a. Paie. 19.

of Kyrt JjgJlt Istreet. and Delores Scliuda. 19. of 1345 She was so excited she couldn't MNwM'fw, speak. She was 33 years old.

iienimW atreet. Philadelphia, she had been blind since infancy. Ui Philadelphia, Ronald, her 10-year-old son, n- ind, The President's statement that MRS. MINNIE WHITAKER contusion of ahoulder. it is not time to send a peace Mrg Minnie Whitaker, 71.

died Richard SI. Clair. 65. of 275 Marlton pike, abraaton of forehead. WIST JERSEY juiaaivm iwun 7 Wednesday at tne where friends mav call Sun day night.

Burial will be in New cemetery. The family requested Catherine Bridie. 47. of 1141 Sherldin couldn't wait atrert. abraiiona of leg and note.

that flowers be omitted. Katie Hail. 73. of 1118 South Enhth Samuel Fineberi. 40.

01 isod thenjr avenue. Philadelphia, and lather Skill-1 nick. 31. Camden. At Media.

Btreet. aprained hand. iamb Joseph Marille. 25. of 529 Berkley itreet.

elusive interview with Arthurtreet 2909 Mickle street, with Krock of the New York Times. wnom she ived. Born in Pnila. Krock quoted Truman as saying Idelphia, she was a Camden resi-he would have sent Chief Justice: dent 62 years and was a member Vinson to Moscow in 1948 if Grace Baptist Church. Surviv-presidential campaign had notlmtr in addition to Mrs.

Rowntree. St. Mary's cemetery, Bellmawr. GREEN Miles Green, 62, of 2500 Mickle street, died Wednesday at his cut onter. lurent A.

BeaudrT. tamo, un MISS ESTHER T. VENN EL Miss Esther T. Vennel, 74, a former North Camden resident Anna H. Debt.

33. of 363 Harvey itreet, Edward j'. Read. 22. Vilminiton.

Del. ind Frank weidy. 43, or 779 Emerald avenue, Weitmont, dof bite of Iff- Howard Foater, 11, ot 7 Waiwlne court, Audubon Vlllafe, cut scalp. Rocco Semone, 61, of 1103 South Fourth "Oh, Mommy," he begged, "can you see?" "Yes, son," she replied. "I can see some light." Her husband, father, sisters, nieces, nephews crowded about her room, some crying, some laughing.

Ronald cried. Daughter Ange- Clair N. Rlchwine. 19. Trentou.

Marv1kf.il an illness of five for 60 years, died Tuesday in the Baptist home, Newark. She was been going on. A reporter askediare a son, Stanley Home, and twosome after itreet. possible fractured rib. grandchildren.

Services will beimn.tns. Born in rmiadeipma, he if he tnougnt tne time nas now secretary of the North Baptist Philip ue Marco, in. or Pleasant Mini road. Hammonton, dislocation of shoulder. come to send such a mission.

John lnterlante. 22. Glendori, and Shirley M. Spade, 18, Colllnglwood. At Nnrrlatowo Elmer R.

Jonei. 21. Colllntawood. and Olive J. Mlnnlck, 23.

Conahohocken. Pa. held Saturday at 1 p. m. in the; was a camden resident 4d years, funeral home of Clarence J.

He. was a foreman of watchmen Walter Kiedflliaar, 14, ot 1345 Prtnceu venue, fractured arm. Discusses Chins Mary Carpenter. .12. of 17 rate avenue.

Eichel. 60 South Twentv-seventh at the Curtis Publishing Barrlntton, cut forehead. )M Truman replied he does not Fri. ond Sat. 10 A.

M. to 10 P. M. street, where friends may call fnuaueipnia, ior years, aur Ml; Church for 15 years. Surviving are two nephews, C.

Read Vennel, Surf City, and Jesse B. Vennel, Taunton Lakes. Services will be held Friday at 10.30 a. m. in a funeral home at 85 Roseville avenue, Newark, where friends think that time has come.

viving are a son, Miles Los PINOCHLE CLUB PARTY Friday night. BunaJ will be in New Camden cemetery. Asked about the new 30-year The Harmony Pinochle club Dact between communist China Angeles; three daughters, Mrs. Pearl Wirth, Mrs. Edna Hughes, New Sharon, and Miss Mildred will be host at a card party Sat and Russia, the President said may call tonight from 7 to 9 urday at 9 p.

m. at 506 Chestnut Secretary of State Acheson cov. Green; four grandchildren, and street. Mrs. Elsie Khngbere will three great-grandchildren.

Serv ered that subject adequately Wednesday when he said China's be in charge. PHILADELPHIA ices will be held Saturday at 10 JOHN G. SULLIVAN' Pennsgrove, Feb. 16. Services for John G.

Sullivan, 71, former policeman here, will be held in a funeral home Friday at 2 p. m. Burial will be in Pedricktown cemetery. He died Tuesday in Trenton state hospital after a troubles with Moscow are just beginning. a.

m. at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Wirth, 2524 Bank street, where friends may call Friday 445 KAIGHN CAMDEN night. Burial will be in Bethel Memorial park. The funeral will long illness.

Mr. Sullivan, in addition to be under direction of Clarence J. PIS Eichel, Camden funeral director. o'clock. Burial will be in Coles-town cemetery.

MRS. REBECCA A. RICE Burlington, Feb. 16. Funeral services for Mrs.

Rebecca A. Rice, 69, will be held Friday at 2 p. m. in St. Mary's Episcopal Church.

Mrs. Rice, a former resident here, died Monday in Pittsburgh. She was a member of St. Mary's Church and the Burlington Chapter 133, OES. She was the widow of James J.

Rice. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Harold Woolman, Pittsburgh; a sister, Mrs. Herbert Johnson, New Lisbon, and a granddaughter. 9i MRS.

CHARLOTTE KINDLE JU)G UUUg) Urllll U. UVI FEBRUARY SPECIAL! Shopmaster Step Ladder Model 15W Congressman Bland Of Va. Dies at 77 Washington, Feb. 16 (UP) Rep. Schuyler Otis Bland, died in Bethesda Naval hospital today of a cerebral hemorrhage.

He was 77. Bland, whose home was in Newport News, served in Congress for almost 32 years. He first was elected to fill an Clayton, Feb. 16. Mrs.

Char lotte W. Kindle, 79, died Tuesday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mildred Winner, Broad street, after a long illness. A res ident of Clayton more than 50 being a policeman here, had served as an engineer on Delaware river boats. He was a member of Emmanuel Methodist Church.

Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Carrie Chrisholm and Mrs. Ellen Perry. DEATHS IN NEW JERSEY Karl G. Jansky, 44, Little Silver, radio research engineer with the Bell Telephone Laboratories and an expert on radio transmission.

Alwyn E. Borton, 71, South Orange, a founder and vice president of the U. S. Tool Company years, she was a member oi tne unexpired term in, 1918 and was Presbyterian Church. IFtsrs! Also surviving are three sons, reelected to each succeeding con eress since then.

Byron C. Kindle, Clayton Bland was taken to the Naval hospital Tuesday and suffered a I 50 VJ I Handy to Havt Around 10" Woodtvrning ss A efl pft 41 county treasurer; Roy Pitman, and Hobart, Margate; two fatal hemorrhage while ne was sisters. Mrs. James Mapes. Clay Man Is Fined $250 In Fake Check Case A Pennsauken man, charged with passing worthless checks, today was given a suspended six-month sentence, fined $250 and placed on probation for a year by County Judge Palese.

ton, and Mrs. Jeanette King, having breakfast this morning. He is survived by his widow the former Miss Mary Putzel. East Orange. West Virginia; eight grandchil dren and 10 great-grandchildren Services will be held Friday at The greatest event in our history! DEPOSIT COATS-WILL CALL COATS-ALL NEW Left in our "will call" and "uncalled for" with partial deposits that havo betn forfeited.

WILL BE SOLD FOR THE UNPAID BALANCE He is Bernard Curran, 6312, WOocH-rn 3-3007 2 p. m. in a funeral home at Broad and Maple streets. Burial will be in Cedar Green cemetery. Westneld avenue, who was charged with passing worthless checks amounting to $2200.

Assistant Prosecutor Asbell said Eri "ia oa irt gq JOHN F. FERGUSON Curran had made restitution. John F. Ferguson, 59. of 308 CLEARANCE SALE PRICE Meet Scotland's Favourite Atlantic avenue, died Tuesday.

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