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-2. ilvf -V -v -J- -V. a lO a bd THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 11. 1864 Ciei Died t.

Deaths Elsewhere ifiuit ill. Mm H. S. Drake, 78, Ex-Official, Dies Paul Wilbur Tappan, 52, pro Dr. Kufus B.

von 89, chancellor of the University of Southern California, Los Angeles. Dr. von KleinSmid had been associated with USC for more than half of its 84-year history. He was its president from 1921 until 1946, when he became chancellor, From 1914 until 1921 he served as president of the University of Arizona. He came to that post from DePauw University, STATISTICS BY CITIES Hishest temperature last 12 hours lowest temperature last II hours and precipitation for last 24 hours as re- ported at 7 P.

by the United States Weather Bureau. TEMPERATURE Place Albany Atlanta Atlantic City Bismarck. N. D. Boston Buffalo.

N. Y. Charleston. S. C.

Chicago Cincinnati L. H. 54 85 68 81 68 77 62 82 60 63 59 87 76 91 66 75 58 85 Ki JULY 1964 11 12 13 14 IS 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 23 26 27 28 29 30 31 AUGUST 1964 1 a 3 4 5 6 7 Greencastle, where he nadjDoctorate of Juristic Science been professor of education andjfrom Columbia University. OFFICIAL FORECASTS Philadelp I a and vicinity Sunny and warm Saturday with high in up-! per 80s. Wester-! ly winds 10 to 15 miles an hour.

Fair Saturday night with low in mid-60s. Partly cloudy and warm Sunday with showers likely. 'Eastern Pennsylvania: Fair and quite warm Saturday with chance of a few widely-scattered showers or thundershowers late in day, mostly over northern sector Fair Saturday night, with increasing cloudiness, cooler and some showers Sunday. New Jersey: Mostly sunny and quite warm Saturday withi highs around 90. Fair Saturday night.

Increasing cloudiness and cooler Sunday with chance of scattered showers. i -ew ions my ana vicinity: Mostly sunny and warm Satur day with high around 90. Fair 60s. Maryland and Dela ware: 1 55 83 60 91 61 90 52 81 82 87 59 87 75 94 69 87 62 89 65 85 80 90 65 82 74 90 61 86 61 87 79 105 56 86 58 61 50 83 70 86 53 90 75 99 55 $1 55 79 71 96 55 79 78 90 65 90 55 85 59 84 Mostly sunny Saturday with highs generally in Partly. Cloudy and Warm Sunday jLowest temperature this date last with chance of scattered rs in afternoon nr exenmo Average temp, this date last year Highest temperature (6 P.

.7 Cape May to Cape Hatteras: WinAe in is inuauic i id o.j nuuia Saturday with fair skies north, cloudiness in south. Visi-bility 5 to 10 miles. BRAKE In Normtown. July 10. STANLEY, huiband of the lot Eiirofciem Jonnon Dtoks.

Relarivet, friends end oil of which fie wat a ois invited to ottend lervicet of St. John' foiicopol Church. Airy Norrrjtown, Po 11 A. M. Int.

Cem. In St. John i Episcopal Church. Norristown llieu or Tiowers. mnwnaii may wni iBvai.

DUCKWORTH. MARY A. (rM tdmend- ton), of me Harrison 1663 horn, on wife of John K. Duckworth and mo'her of Mrs. Florence Green.

Relatives, friends and members of Wissinoming Presbyterian Church invited to service 2 IV Gilbert H. Schobert Funeral Home. 1677-79 Harrison Fkd. Friends may call Sunday evening after 7. FAIRER.

July 1964. A. ROSS, ef A 39 Wnriwlr tr. husband of Miriam (nee Blum), ton of Nellie. broer of Edgar, Nora Axelrod and Roalvn nhn.

SsrvifM II A. at Ihe BericHler Funeral Chapel. 4300 N. Bread it. IBroad at the blvd Int.

iwonte fiere Cem. Shiva will be observed begirt' ning Monday at the late residence. FISHER. Of 6044 N. PhiliD en July 8.

CATHERINE E. (nee listen, beloved wife of Robert A. Fisher. Solemn Reauiem Mass. 10 A.

Church of St. Helena. Int. Holy Seoulchre Cem. Relatives end friends mv call Sun.

after 7 P. Geitner Funeral Home. Godfrey ave. at Lawrence St. FUHRMAN.

July 10. NOIA. of 394 Rand Camden, mothef of Josephine Wright and sister of Bermce Segan. funeral serv-ir, Si.n in in A. at the David 1.

Fterschler Funeral Chapels. 5341 State Hwv. 38. Pennsauken. N.

J. int. Mt. Smai Philo. family will return to her late residence.

FUUERTON Suddenly. In Colif. en July 7, HEIEN F. FUUERTON, beloved daughter of Eleanor nee Guilford! and the late Walter Fullerton. Relatives and friends are Invited to services II A.

ot The Fyfe Bovd Funeral Home. 7047 Germontown Mt. Airy. Int. Ar- ilinnlnn Cmm.

Friend, mav call 10 to 1 1 a. m. GALLAGHER. July 8. ANNA J.

fnee lovl. nbed 75 veorl. widow of John A Gollaaher. of 2937 Rosehill St. Relatives nnrl fl'in ft v.M.

Sodality are in- vited to funeral 8:30 A. hollen Funera Home. 726-23 Alleahenv eve. Solemn Requiem Mass. Visitation B.V.M.

Church. 10 A. M. Int. Holy aepuicnre cem Friend may call Sun, ave.

GEORGE. July 9. CAROLYN widow of Inuu O. Georae. of 6377 Columbia ave.

Relative ond friends invited to erv- rit I A. Funera Home Of Hnrrv Stroud 600-02 N. 63d t. Int. Ar I naton Cam.

Fritndt may call -y P. M. CINTOWT. July 8. 1964.

of 3031 Gaul ANIELA Inee Vanat wife ot unutry mother ot Wanaa Margeviciu. Jonn and Rnvmond and T4 arandchildren. Relatives and friends. Rosary Society 3d Order of St. Francis, Unia Polek Groupe 2.

invited to funerol A. Jagieisiu ru-nnral Home. 2633 E. Alleahenv eve. Sol emn Mass ef Reauiem.

9:30 A. St Adalbert Church. Int. Holv Sepulchre Cem. viewing Sunday evening.

HANEY. July 9. MARY C. (nee Mc- Ginniul. wife ef the late Thomas C.

Hanev and mother of Sr. Maria deParii, S.S.J., ond Marie C. Small. Grandmother of Sr. Edward Mary.

J. Relative and friend ar invited to funeral 10 A. Petner Funeral Home, 6421 Frank-ford ave. (at levick Soltmn Requiem Mas. II A.

St. limotny cnurcn. int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friend may coll Sun.

eve. HEINTI. July 8. of Ardsley. ALBERTA E.

inee Haines), beloved wife of Robert W. Relative ond friends are invited to serv ice on It A. from the Wetiel Funeral Home, 501 N. Easton Willow Grove, fnend may call Sun. eve.

HOPE Of 3745 N. 5rh July 7 1964. JOSEPH son ef Clara f. Hooe Inee Siebert). Relative end friends era in vited to service 11 A.

ot the Funeral Home of Floyd M. Bishoo. 540B N. 5th t. Int.

Fernwood Cem. Friend may call 7 to 9 P. M. HUGHES. Of 2445 Montrose July 10.

1964, JOHN huseand of the late Margaret Hughes Inee Sweeneyl end father of Mother M. France Cecilio. I.H end Mary E. Huahes. Relative end friend in vited to funeral Monday morning, 8:30 a rvlr Thomai f.

umaaan Funeral Home S3d and Chester eve. Solemn Mas of Reauiem. 10 A. St. Anthony Cnurcn Int.

Holv Cros Cem. Friend may call Sun. after 4 P. M. KAUFMANN.

Jufy IESTE nui-band ef Lillian M. (Rutselll Kaufmann, 5 Tenbw rH Havartown. Service Mon. 11 e'clock. George Toooltter Funeral Home.

Garrett rd at lansdowne Dreiel Hill. Int. Arlington. Friends may coll Sun. eve.

KEUY. July 1964, formerly ef Kill- n.n Cs. Wotertord. Ireland, anna fnee Quarry), widow of Michael A. Kelly.

mother ot Thomas Kathleen rvtr. Mary K. B-niitad. Mr. Patricia K.

leahy and Mr. Keamo pond, neiativet, menos and V.M. Sodality Invited to funeral 9 A. lore residence, 44 Jone Flourtown. Po.

Solemn Reauiem Mass. St. Genevieve Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy, Seoulchre Cem, Friend may call Sun, ev Please omit flower. ITERCMNEt lulv t. 1964. ef 561 I. Hermon end formerly ef Glen-ude.

LAURA fnee Websterl, wife of Ralph Kerch ner and mother of Mr. Helen Neill lov. Relative end friend invited to service 2 P. tdwin r. inei Funerol Home.

124 N. Easton Oien-ide. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Sun.

eve. KLIGMAN July 10. 1964. MYER. hut- bond ef Betty Inee levinl, of 631 Wyoming fotber ef Fred Kligmon end the lore Paul Kligmon, else survived by grandchildren.

Relative and fnend ere invited to service A. Joseph levine I Son Memorial Chapels. N. Brood it. above 71st eve.

Int. Montefiore Cem. Family will return te the late residence. KONTULY July f. ANNA Inee Bumakl.

of 2033 Rowan st beloved wife ef the late John, ond mother of Stephen, Joseph. John. Michael and Mr. Anna Pocula. Relative, friends and ail tocietiei Invited to funeral 8:30 A.

from The Edwcrd Harvey Srwedg Funerol Home, 701 Hunt, na Park eve. Soiemn Re auiem Moss. St. John Nepomucene Church. 9th and Wharton 10 A.

M. Int. Holv! Sepulchre Cent, Friend may call Mon. ve. KRFCS.

Of Pitman. N. suddenly on July 10. ADAM husband of Martha (nee Walked. Relatives ond friend invi'ed to fV Weather for Saturday fX Based on Official Forecasts jjf 5ATy 'tXrBzXp nM A A 1 SAN FRANc'sCp :4 f--, T-rr" LEGEND I 'O' I7 texas N-r s4- Him? YK' NEW ORLEANS SN0WI1H RAIN.

MIAMI $TATICi WIND mm ovJ 1 coto ass warm ffjjr45 mdVcetei erg sfenere, ftmAh weetfter, oWfi'oe tlTrV4 "tercaies lew tit areoenr, (aiirereet wrtht aVrtctiae VT of movtmrnt 4 speed' Sj ef swuemerit eeV seece! FRONT fcouee'ery of mm tir STATIC FRONT Of BAROMETER ene lAef eiwfi mmmf. Mmtlt Cape May to Block Island i Mostly northwest to west winds at 10 to 15 knots Saturday, becoming north to northeast Satur day night or early Sunday. Fair skies Saturday with visibility Si miles or more. Sun rises 5:42 A. Sun sets 8:31 P.

Moon sets P. M. Friday's Local Report U. S. WEATHER BUREAU Philadelphia.

July 10. 1964 EDT T. H. W.D.tV. Pr.

W. A. M. N- N-19 Clear a. m.

j2 J- 76 52 46 39 Clear Clear NNW- 5 WNW-12 P.Cldy. WNW-ll Clear W- 8 P.Cldy. 55 Temperature: Humidity; W. D. Wind Direction and Velocity; Precipitation; Weather Conditions; Trace.

ej Normal tor this date 76 Deficiency since July 1 3 Excess since January 1 113 Total precipitation since July i 2. 1 2.35 I 16 99 Total precipitation since Jan. Deficiency since January 1 5 42, Barometric pressure: A. 2989, Rising: Noon. 29.92.

Falling: 6 P. 29.87. Falling. Hoffa Jurors Shown Films Special to The Inquirer CHICAGO, July 10. James Hoffa was host at a movie ses sion for the jury in his fraud and conspiracy trial Friday, but it was for the purpose of showing that the Teamster president did not defraud his union's pen sion fund as charged by the Government.

lne courtroom lights were darkened while the eight men! and four women of the jury viewed color slides depicting various projects that had been constructed with loans from the pension fund. Hoffa and six associates are on trial in Federal District 53 1 MILlfl. formerly of Busileten. Ju'y 9. LEGA wife of the loie.

jonn miller. KV'ortv gag invnu, o'w invited to the service 10 A. et the Funerol Home of V. Fietcher Sen, 9529 ftuttlete.i eve. Friena may coll Sun.

after 7 M. MITCHELL Of 988 M. Sm 1.. Jufy 1964. CHARLES husband ef the Is' IsooeJ M.

Mitchell Inee Orr), in hi 65th year. Relatives, friend and Pvt. A. M. Fonrhoffer Post 389, V.F.W..

are invited to attend funeral services 10:30 A. at The Fluehr Funerol Home. 3301 15 Ccttman ave. Int. U.

S. National Beverly, N. J. Friend may call Sun. ave.

MOWBRAY Of 5014 Volley July 9. 1964. MAGDALENE HAMPSTEAD CHIL DRESS, wife ef Thomo E. Mowbray. Rela tives ond friend are invited to services 10:30 A.

ot the Bote, Funeral Hon-, 5000 Jackson cor. Wokslmg, IFkd.l. Int. Sunset Memorial Pork. Frianae may call Sun.

ev. OllEK, SX On JuV 9, 1964. JOHN, husband of the late Mary T. Ollek Inee Caskev). of Camden.

N. noad SO venrs. Relative end friend are invited to at. fend the funeral on Mondnv nt 8.30- A. M.

ot the Murray Funernl Hnmm dCii Coooer Camden, N. j. Reauiem Mast 9 30 A. i ot the Socred Heart Church, Camden. Viewing Sunaay ev.

Hllir. July 8. T964, of 12 N. Sye-i. more Aldan, JAMES husband of Mary B.

Rowan. Relatives enrj friend, also employe ef P.R.R. 30th St. Station, invited ta funeral Mnn "fl A. Marvil Funeral Home, 1110 Moirt Darby, Pa.

solemn Requiem Masi, St. Euaene Church, Primot, 10 A. M. Inf. Holy Cros Cem- Friena, roll ame 7 to 9.

PORCH Suddenly en Jntu UFCTftM husband of Myra Inee Sing lev), of 1259 S. Dover t. Relative ond friends, member Concordia Lodae F. unit A Steamfitter local A420, ond Darby Moose icoj, ore invited to services 2 P. Kish Funeral Home.

6506 Eimwood ave. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. Frienri, ikm coil Sun.

eve. IParkmg facilities). Masonic services 8 P. M. POST.

On July 8. 1964, BARTHOLOMEW of 4631 Germontown husband of the late Gertrude lne Aooollonil and brother of Sr. Alodie aeSte. Anne, P.S.D.P.. ond Sr.

Mary Ida. S.S J. Rela-five and friends invited to funeral 8.45 A. Gillespie Funeral Home. N.

E. cor. Greene ond logon ts. Solemn Mas of Requiem, Church of St. Francis of Assm.

10 A. M. Int. holy Sepulchre Cem. Friend may call Sun.

eve. RICE. July 9, FRANCIS ef 4327 Bleigh husband of Helen Inee 1-en. non) and brother of Sr. M.

Paulinus. I.H.M. Relatives end friends ere invited to funeral 9 A. Petner Funeral Home, 6421 Fronkford ove. lot leviclc Solemn Reauiem Mats, 10 A.

St. Bernard Church. Int. Holy C'Oi Cm. Friend may call Sun.

eve. RYAN On Ju'y 9. 1964. of 1825 t. Willord JAMES ton ef Jame and Harriett Ryan Inee Seelevl.

Relative ond fnend are invited to the funeral 8:30 A. from the Northeot Parlor of HaroM 8. Mulligan. Fronkford Allegheny. Solemn Reauiem Mos.

Ascension of Our lord Church. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

friend a re invited Sun. eve. SANDERSON. Of Rushland, en 10. 1964.

VICTOR L. hutband of Adelaide P. Sondemon. Service for relative ond friend on 2 P. ot Oliver H.

Boir 1820 Chstnu t. Int. Private. July FRANKUM fARl. beloved husband ef Mildred E.

Shelly Inee Hecsocked, of 1662 I. Cheltenham eve Relotive end friends. lso member of Solomon lodge 114. F. end A.

ond Benjamin Frankfin Coniinory, ere invited to service 10: 30 A. at the Salem Lutheran Church. Harrison ond Cottage where viewing will be held Sun. 7 fa 9. Mninni? a a aa Int.

Ooklond Cem. In lieu of flowers, dono non moy Be mode to Some snbelmon Choorer, Deborah Sanatorium, 9m and Walnut Ph.la, SHISPINSKI. July 8 J9A4 TtMOM (JACK), of 5352 Jome beloved hut-Dand of Josephine (nee Rosnowskal ond devoted father ef Rooerf, Barbara end Janet. Relatives, friends, neighbor. Hor.

momo Club ond employes of Bujmenrhol B'Ofher invited to funerol 9 A. Wolciok Funerol Home. 2391-93 (. Ortho-doe t. (ot Aromingo ove.i.

Reauiem Mast. St. Bartholomew a Church II) 1 Bunol Moil Holy Redeemer Cem. Viewing Sun, ev. SMYTH.

luly 1964 fiurt a Ormond Beach, formerly of 15 W. Cottage eve Hoddontieid. Service for relative end friend 1 P. Siretch Funeral Home. 8 W.

King High. way, Hoddonfield. Int. Boorlst Cemete-y. Friend moy call Sunday, te 9 P.

M. i. 1964, of 28 Ion, down lantdowne, ANNETTE M. Inee Borrvl, wif ef the lot Allen W. Steele ond mother of Allen W.

Steele. Jr. Relative ond friends ore Invited to attend te funerol 9 A. Sioneloie Funerol Home. 85 E.

Baltimore ova LsrttArnm H.gh Aim of Requiem, 10 A. St. Philo-mono Church Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friend tnoy call Sun.

7 te 10. rj rnJ.i. f.ina c. ncKBcKl, nutbond of Mory W. Inee Weldon.

Relative, friend end member of GirarrJ lodge at 6. A. O. M. Invited to funerol II A.

from Funeral Mnm of George I. Wittmoier. 6521 N. Brood st. Int.

Nerthwoodj Cem. Fnend tnoy call Sunday evening. STEINER July 8. ef 19)7 N. H-wrvk JOSEPH, husband of Helen Steiner fnee Ebingerl.

age 62. Relatives and also the Holy Nome Society ond the Catholic Kmght of St. George o-e invited to attend the funerol 8 30 A. Parlor ef Koeoolein. 178 W.

Diamond St. Solemn Reauiem Mas St. Boniface Church. 1 0 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre STEIN. July 9. 1964 NATHAN bond of Rote Inee Goldberal. of 453 S.

60th father of Eugene ond Theodore Stern, brother of Ruth Stern. Aiso survived bv 3 grandchildren. Relotive end friend ore invited to service I P. joeepn ievine aon. isi? fi.

Brood st. Int. Mt. Sharon Cem. IKindly emit flowers).

TOMLINJON Of Southampton, former, ly of holland. July 9. 1964. EMMA i. lne Briggt), egea 81 yearn, wif ef the late Clarence I.

Relotive ond friend are Invited te service 2 f. Wm. Rowen Grant Funeral Home. Street rd. ond 2d St.

Pike, Southampton, moy call Sun. 7-9. TOWER Of rook'ln. Mas July 18. 1964.

ETHEL R. (GUERNSEYI. helaveit w.fe of Bnjomin Curti Towr. of 7 Ooklard road, daughter ot th lot Dr. Joseoh and Grtrud T.

Guernsey, of mothr of Frond G. ShDord. of Weiton, Mn.it.. Mr. Jome D.

(Helen I Tnylor, 3d, of New London, Mr. Chorle R. IBetsy T.I Bennett, of Irvinaton. N. end si ner of Miss G.

Madeleine Guernsey, ef Bosi Rock, Gloucei'er, Most. Grovesme service Monday. July 13, 3 P. ot Wtt laurel Hill Cem. Pitas emit flower.

VOGT. July 9. EDWARD H. VOGT, for. mrly of 4801 locust brothr of Gar-trud Engl end Elfridd Tozer.

Service Mon. ofttrnoon, i clock, George C. Toopittert funtral Homt. Garrett rd. et lansdown D'enel Hill, wher frindt moy call after I P.

M. Int. Arlington. In lieu of flower, memoriol offerings moy be tent te the Delaware County Memorial Hospital. WAXMAN.

July 10, 1964. ESTHER lne Krosnevl, wif of Simon, of 6068 Room. velt mother of Gloria Adam, and Shelley Waxman. Su'er ef Franc! Nan, Ann Rothman end Harold Krotney. Alia survived by 5 grandchildren.

Relative and friend 0' invited to Mrvice I P. Jestoh levin 1 Son Memorial Chopeli, N. Broad st. above 71 st eve. Int.

Roosevdt Memorial Park. Family will return te th late ridnc. In lieu ef fiowert, conrtibution in hr memory moy be mad te your favorite cherfv. WORTHINSTOM Of Ollinn-lnl. e.

July 9. 1964, REBECCA H. Inee Hender. sonl, wife ef William J. Worthington, Sr.

Relative and friendi Invited to rvict I P. McCoutland Funrol Horn, nno b.l. r.iu.M.. e. Arlington Cm.

friend moy coll 7 to r. m. In Msmorlira DelUCA, VINCENT I. In loving memory of my hulband1, father and grandfather who poised away July II, 1962. A page in the book ef memory, silently turn today, for mmori live forever, te us "he I lust ewny." Sadly mined by wif MAR1HA, children Eugene I Anna Man end grandchildren, lynn, Joonn end Michael, COX.

MAROARIT I. MART, July 11, 1963. Deee In our heart you'll elwav (toy, levd end remembered every day." Sodly missed by hulband Nathan. litter Mory end children Nathan. Carol Cemelery Lois NORTHWOOD C.m., Cholten eree.

1 Breve Ion. $125 609-11) I.2B46 betw 8-12 Neon AS A HilMUL GUIDE te these Wt with te remember their loved one with ft In Mtmoriam nottea In Tht Inaulrer. mm htv eolleeted many luitable varaos In frg booklet, evailebla from the Want-Ad Department. Te place en In Memorlatvt Notice, phono LOeutt i-SOOO, The charge It only eOe line) dally er Sunday. fessor of law and criminology at me umversuy Ol vaiUOrnia, Berkeley.

Calif. Mr. Tappan, an international authority on penology, had just; returned form Harvard Univer sity where he spent a year as a visiting research professor ofl law. He was a native of Danbury, and received his bache lor's degree in 1934 from Clark University of Wisconsin and his Mr. Tappan was chairman of the Board of Paroles for the U.

S. Department of Justice in 1953 and was a member of the New Jersey State Prisons Board of Managers from 1952 to 1954 William F. Howell, 53, director of Administration of the World Bank and of its two affiliates, the International Finance Corp and the International Development Association, Centreville, Va. Mr. Howell joined the World! Bank as personnel manager in 1946 and became director of ad ministration in 1952.

Before that. he served with the Michigan Municipal League, and had been assistant director of the School of Government of the University of California, chief of the examining division of the U. Civil Service Commission, and personnel director of the United Nations relief and Rehabilita tion Administration. A native of Hawk Point, Mr. Howell was educated at the Hillsdale College in Hillsdale, and at Syracuse Univer sity.

Sam Lumpkin, 55, a former Mississippi Lieutenant Governor and Speaker of the House, in Tupelo, Miss First elected to the House in; 1931, Mr. Lumpkin served in the Legislature until 1942 when he resigned to enter the Army Air Corps. In 1947 he was elected Lieuten ant Governor. In 1951 he made an unsuccessful race for Gover nor. Mr.

Lumpkin, a Democrat, was one of the Mississippi organ izers of a Citizens for Eisen hower group in 1952. He also supported President Dwight Eisenhower in 1956. Nathaniel Green, 84, veteran amusement industry writer, in Cihcago. He had worked in the Chicago editorial offices of Billboard, showmen's weekly, and for Radio-TV Daily. From 1946 to 1955 he managed the Chicago office of Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus.

He did free-lance writing after his retirement 1055. Died AIATI. July 10, 1964. ANTHONY, husband of Carmella Abate Inee Ju i- onol, ef 958 Cross at. Relatives ond friends are invited to the funeral Tuet 9 A.

from inaenito a Funeral Home. 320 Christian ft. Solemn Reauiem Mass. Annunciation Church, 10 A. M.

Int. Holv Cross Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve, 7-10. (Parking on premises.

IISCIGIII. July S. 1944. RITA tnee few), ef 3405 Stonwood wife of Bonavenfure. Refattvea ond friends are In.

vited to funeral at A. from Funeral Home. 2913-17 c. Thomo. son at.

Solemn Reauiem Mass. St. Domi. nie'l Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Dammit', lem. viewing aun. eve.

tISSINGCI C1APA r. fnee July 9. of 7230 Tabor beloved wife of the late Albert. Relative ond friends are invited to attend services et Funeral Home ef Wetzel I Son. 6902 Rising Sun i r.

M. Int. Hillside Cam. Friends may call Sun. eve.

iUNO. July i. 1964. CONtFTTA woneiiai, et 5. 13m widow ef Frank Bruno, mother of Joseoh and Roger Bruno, Mrs.

Rose Forro. Mr. Edith V1 norotiut ana Mrs. Rita Taraborrelli. Relative ond friend ere invited to funeral 8 30 A.

from the Monti Funerol Home. 2533-35 $. Broad st. Solemn Reauiem Mass, 10 A. Eoiphony Church.

Friend may call Sun. 7 to 10. en July 1964, EDWARD ef 45 Vlnevnrd load toil. town. husband of Edna C.

Cornev Inee Koooi end ton ot Florence (nee Bur. kertl and the late Pe'er A. Cornev. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral 8:30 A. Nulty Funerol Home, Fkd.

ave. ond Church t. Services ot Christ Church. 2d St. above Market.

10 A. int. George Washington Memorial Park, friends may con sun. otter p. M.

CUAVEUND.lulv 9. 1964. HARDY husband of Blanch Hazlet Cleaveland and rather ot uon A. end James K. Cleave lond.

of 50 Trent Overbrook Hill (Philo. 51). Memorial service will he held in the Ardmore Preibvtenan Church. Srtt II A. M.

Int. private. Pieas emit flower. CONNAIRI. Suddenly, en July 9.

1964 MARY Inee Shields), of 7231 Devon st. born in Augholatry, Carrigart. Co. Done gal. Ireland, wite et the ate Michne Connoire.

Relatives ond friend ore invited to attend her funeral on ot 8:45 A. from the Nickels Funeral Home, 9iA E. Chelten ave So'emn Matt of Re auiem. Holy Cross Church. 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Seoulchre Cem. Friends invited Sun. ev.

Holv Communion may be received at thu Mass. COTTIER. July 9. 1964. of 1217 Darby Hovertown, MARTHA C.

fnee Adel, wife of louis E. Cottier. Sr. Relatives ond friends ore Invited to funeral service 11 A. at the Flounder Funerol Home, 115 W.

Eogle rd. (at Oakmont eve. Havartown. Int. Guloh Christian Church Cem.

Friend may call Sun. 7 to I. Parking en pram. COYll. July JOHN ef 2907 Wilder beloved husband of Margaret Coyle fnee Conlon).

Relatives, friends, employe ef Atlantic Refining and member of Warden Beneficial Assn. ore invited to the funeral 8:30 A. M. from Shea Funeral Home. 29th ond Dickin son ttt.

Solemn Mos of Reauiem, Church ef St. Gabriel, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friend may call Sun. 7 to 10. CUTAIAR. July 10, 1964, tuddarlTy, KATHRYN C. ne Caden of 33 Clare mont Havertown, beloved wile of William and mother of William 3a.

Joseph (.. and miss Mary Patricio. sister ef Joseoh J. Cohm. Ihema A Caden.

of John J. Caden. of Chi cago. Mrs. Mary V.

MeDono'd, of Havertown, end Mist Margaret R. Caden, of ond 6 grandchildren. Solemn Matt of Reauiem, Church of St. Callniut, 67th end lansdown Tues 10 A. M.

Family invites friend to view ing Man. 7 te 10. from The Pern Suburbon West Funeral Service, 8645 West Chester Pike, Under Darby. Int. Holy Cross cem, IParkmg, by DASHOFP.

July 10, 1964, ClARA, wife et the lot David Doshotf, formerly ot 6032 Deloncey mother of Joseph Dash-off, Samuel Dosnoff and Jack Dashoff, sister of Rabacca Walner. Relatives and friend or invited te service 10 A. at Joseoh levin son Memorial Chapelt. N. Broad at, above 7ltt ave.

Int. Montafiore Cem, Fomily will return to 1244 Angora Teadon. Pa. In 'lieu of flower the fomily respectfully request that donations in her memory be made to the Yeodnn Jewish Community Center, Cobb Crtek Pkwy. at Whitby Ytodon, Po.

De PRINCI. July WARY fnee Dl- G-liol, of 1649 N. 56th turvlved by her husband. Pater Da Prince, end her chil dren, John. Joseph, Peter, Rita Vemnl, Raymond.

Anthony. Micky Seltririge. Cor men. Anno Collins, Richard and Philomena Di Martino Relative end friends arei invited to funerol on 8:45 A. M.

from hr late residence. 1649 N. 56th it Solemn Requiem Mas. 10 A. Our lody of Angels Church.

Int. Holy Cross Cam, Friends mav call Sun. after A P. M. (Ar rangements by 0 Anlolell Funeral Heme).

DIITtCH July S. 1964, ef 5349 Una GERTRUDE A titter ef Mary MncOuil-ken. Edward W. end William C. Dietsch Rdatives end friend Invited te service I P.

Kirk A Nice, 6301 German-town ev. Int. private. Friend may call 3 Car Out of Control Rams Restaurant A car loaded with seven youths went out of control and smashed into a restaurant about five miles south of Pleas-antville, N. at 3:30 P.

M. Friday. One passenger and one H. Stanley Drake, former! Montgomery county commis-' sioner and former Norristown' postmaster, died Friday in Sacred Heart Lospital, Norris- $town. Mr.

Drake was 78 and lived! jjjjat Germantown pike and Wal ton Plymouth township. He was born in Norristown. Active in Republican politics, $he was postmaster from 1922 to 1930 and a commissioner from 1930 to 1936. Earlier, he was a clerk for the commissioners, worked in the office of the Secretary of Internal Affairs at Harrisburg, and was a deputy in the Department of Weights and Measures. He was a former chairman of the executive committee of the State Association of County Commissioners.

Surviving is a sister, Mrs Mary Drake Saul. Services will be at 11 A.M Monday in St. John's Episcopal Church, Norristown. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. MARTIN J.

BAGGOTT, 56. resident manager of the Duval Manor Apartments, Johnson and Greene died Friday in Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital. He was 56 and formerly was resi dent manager of the Ritten- house Towers Apartments. He was a member of Serra Council 315, Archbishop Ryan 4th Degree General Assembly and the Philadelphia chapter, Knights of Columbus. Surviving are his wife, Loretta; a son, Walter; two daughters, Mrs.

Karl Kreutzberger and Loretta; three sisters and two borthers, and four grandchildren. 3IRS. FRANK E. DAMS, the former Bessie May Hart- man, died Wednesday at Lima, Delaware county. She was 80 and lived at 335 Price West Chester.

Mrs. Davis, a widow, was treasurer for 25 years of the Women's Society of the Union Methodist Church, Brook-! line. Surviving are two daugh ters, Mrs. George W. Loper and Mrs.

Charles Wesley Jackson; a son, the Rev. Frank E. Davis, pastor of the Methodist Church of West Chester; nine grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. WILLIAM F. McNIECE, a re tired partner in William Mc-Niece Son, a saw manufacturing company, 309 Cherry died Friday at Delaware County Memorial Hospital.

He was 72 and lived at 2450 Winding Way. Drexel Hill. A native Philadelphian, he was a veteran of the First World War. Sur viving are his wife, the former Ella H. Dilmore, and two broth ers, Thurman, of Drexel Hill, and John, of Camden.

DANIEL H. McPOYLE, retir ed musician, died Wednesday at, his home in Colorado Springs, Colo. He was 73. Mr. McPoyle served as organist for several Philadelphia churches, including Our Lady of Victory, for 17, years.

Surviving are his the former Letitia Piot; three sons, John Harry and Richard two daughters, Mrs. Claire T. McGuigan and Mrs. Letitia Wszolek; two brothers; two sisters, 15 grandchildren and.l great-grandchild. VICTOR L.

SANDERSON, a retired manufacturer's representative for several engineering firms, died Friday at Doyles town Hospital. He was 80 and lived on Swamp Rushland, Bucks county. He was a past chairman of the Philadelphia section of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and a life member of the Engineers Club of Philadelphia. Surviving are his wife. Adelaide, and a daughter, Mrs.

Herbert Swanison. MRS. JOHN F. CALHOUN, the former Ann Duffy, died Friday in Fitzgerald Mercy Hospital. She was 72 and lived at 6415 Ov erbrook ave.

Surviving are her husband, who is superintendent of electrical construction for the engineering department of Phila delphia Electric 9th and Sansom a daughter, Mrs. John N. Kienlen; four brothers, three sisters, and six grandchildren. MYER KLIGMAN, of 631 E. Wyoming a retired print er, died Friday at Temple Uni versity Hospital.

He was 78. He was a member of Congregation Beth Uziel. He is survived by his wife, the former Betty Levin; a son, Fred and three grandchildren. JOHN P. DERMODY, who re tired last May after 41 years as clerk and store manager for American Stores died Wednesday in Jeanes Hospital.

He was 58 and lived at 2350 E. Huntingdon st. He was a mem ber of the Retail Gcrks Union, Knights of Columbus and Loyal Order of the Moose. Bryn Mawr Sermon The Rev. Dr.

Raymond I. Lind-quist, a trustee of Princeton Seminary and a director of the Presbyterian Ministers' Fund, will deliver a sermon at 10 A. M. on Sunday at the Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church, 625 Mont gomery Bryn Mawr. Dr Lindquist is minister of the First Presbyterian Church of Holly-j wood, Calif.

a Cleveland Denver Detroit Duluth. Minn. Galveston, Tex. Harnsburg Jacksonville. Fla.

Kansas City, Mo. Los Angeles Louisville Miami Beach Minneapolis New Orleans New York City Philadelphia Phoneix. Ariz. Pittsburgh Portland. Me.

Portland, Ore. St. Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio San Francisco S. Ste. Marie.

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C. Wilkes-Barre .00 Tr. Winnipeg. Man. .00 Low; High Missing; Precipitation; Trace.

Saturday's Tidal Predictions 11 JULY 1964 PHILADELPHIA (Chestnut St.) High Title H' IrfWVT lluc 11. rt. i.i. 11 iTiHiirh Tide 10:49 A. M.

11:10 P. M. Low Tide 4:44 A. M. 4:39 P.

M. CAPE MAY (Municipal Pjer 74'High Tide 10:10 A. M. 10:26 P. Low Tide 3:54 A.

M. 3:59 P. ATLANTIC I ITY (Steel Pier) High Tide :42 A. M. :58 P.

M. Low Tide 3:36 A. M. 3:41 P. BEACH HAVEN (Little En Harbor) High Tide 11:55 A.

M. P. M. Low Tide 6:12 A. M.

6:17 P. M. BAB.E(iAT INLET High Tide 9:48 A. M. 10:04 P.

'Low Tide 3:50 A. M. 3:55 P. M. 4 Homes Hit By Lightning A line of severe thunder storms that passed north and east of the city Friday evening spawned lightning that set fire to one Levittown, home and caused minor damage to three others.

The Weather Bureau said the storm center moved from north ern Montgomery county to Bucks county, across the river to Trenton and Burlington county and finally dissipated over At lantic City between 5 and 10 P. M. FIRE SPREADS The four Levittown homes were struck by lightning between 8 and 8:15 P. M. One bolt set fire to the living room of the home of James Aichele, of 61 Red Cedar lane, and spread throughout the first floor of the two-story home, causing damage estimated by Assistant Fire Chief Irvin W.

Tooke at $8500. The family was cut at the time, but a pet dog in the house jugnuung situck a television antenna at the home of William Corrigan, of 12 Quarry and wrecked a television set. SHINGLES RIPPED OFF Lightning also knocked shingles from the side of the home of Morns W. Thunberg, of 37 Haven and set fire to a fuse box at the home of Paul Bova, of 281 Oak Tree dr. Earlier, a fire of undetermined origin caused $2000 damage to a bedroom of the home of Mrs.

Mary Ellen Schwartz, 31, of 810 Newportville Bristol town ship. Mrs. Schwartz and her six children escaped without injury, but three firemen of the Croydon Fire Co. were injured slightly. PUC Approves Rail Fuel Tank The Public Utility Commission on Friday authorized the Read ing Co.

to construct a gallon diesel fuel oil storage tank on its property near Ab- rams Station in Upper Merion township. Township officials objected to erection of the tank above ground, but the PUC permitted it in the absence of any evidence showing that it would be unsafe. Testimony at a recent hearing indicated that the township had assumed the storage tank would be an underground installation. The PUC said an underground tank would double the cost and have a "limited effective, useful life." .00 J5; .48 a psychology. He was noted there for his Association of Criminal Psy chology and became its first president.

He had earned advanced de grees from Northwestern Uni versity, which he attended as an undergraduate. He later taught there. Louis H. Hartman, 80, a pio neer in development of network radio shows, in New York. From 1931 until 1960, Mr.

Hart- man operated his own advertis- ing agency and later served until! his death as vice president and management supervisor of Grey Advertising, Inc. That firm had acquired the Hartman agency assets in 1960. He began his career with an advertising firm in 1922 and worked on programming and commercials for such shows of the 1920s and 1930s as "The Lucky Strike Hour" and "The Palmolive Show." Following the Second World! War, Mr. Hartman was named chief of the Federal Surplus Property Division and was re sponsible for the sale of more than $4 billion worth of surplus equipment. Mrs.

Fannie Burgheim Blum-berg, 70, an artist and writer in Terra Haute, Ind. She had exhibited paintings' throughout the country and was the author of several children's books, including "Rowena Teena Tot and The Blackberries Some of her paintings are on exhibit in Rudolph Galleries, Woodstock, N. Y. Mrs. Mildred E.

Richardson, 75, of Rensselaer, oldest sister of House Minority Leader Charles A. Halleck, in San Pierre, Ind. Mrs.W. Cutaiar, 56, of Havertown Mrs. William W.

Cutaiar, an aunt of Marilyn Cutaiar March, current Miss Pennsyl vania, and paternal grand mother of the Cutaiar quad runlets, died Friday at Haver ford Hospital. She was 56 and lived at 33 Claremont Havertown. Mrs. Cutaiar, the former Kathryn Caden, is survived by her husband; two sons, William 3d, the father of the four girls born on March 15, 1961, and another son, Joseph a daughter, Miss Mary Patricia; three brothers; two sister; and six grandchildren. Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A.

M. on Tuesday at St. Callistus' Church, 67th and Lansdowne ave. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery. HARRY R.

CLEAVELAXD, manager of the commercial property department of the Aetna Casualty and Surety died Thursday at his home, 50 Trent Overbrook Hills. He was 58. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, Ardmore. Surviving are his wife; the former Blanche Haz let; two sons, Dean A. and James two sisters and a brother.

JOHN A. COYLE, a boiler-maker with the Atlantic Refining Co. for 41 years prior to his retirement in 1954, died Thursdiy at his home, 2907 Wilder st. He was 75. Surviving are his wile, the former Marga ret A.

Conlon; two sons, John IP. and Thomas a daughter, Mrs. Marie Wilde, and 10 grand- children, A. ROSS FARBER, a real estate and insurance broker, died Thursday at Mt. Auburn Hospital, Cambridge, Mass.

He was 53 and lived at 6132 N. War- nock st. Surviving are his wife, the former Miriam Blum; his mother, Mrs. Nellie Farber; a brother, Edgar, and two sisters, Mrs. Nora Axelrod and Mrs Rosalyn Cohen.

NATHAN STERN, a retired awning company owner, died Thursday at Presbyterian Hos pital. He was 70 and lived at 453 S. 60th where he operated his firm for 45 years, retiring in 1958. Mr. Stern was a member of Congregation Lenas Hazedek.

Surviving are his wife, the former Rose Goldberg; two sons, Eugene H. and Theodore; a sister, Ruth, and three grandchildren. MRS. SIMON WAXMAN, the former Esther Krosney, died Friday at her home, 6068 Roose velt blvd. She was 60.

She was founder and member of Con gregation Temple Sholom and its Sisterhood. Besides her hus- band, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Gloria Adams; a son, Shelley, two sisters, a brother and five grandchildren. MRS. JOHN J.

HANNIGAN, the former Mary Farley, died Friday it her home, 40 Weiss Flourtown. She was 45. Besides her husband, she is survived by aeven children, Mary, John, William, Ter-ranee, Michele, Timothy, and Christine, and a brother, Dr. William J. Farley.

patron suffered minor injur ies. State Trooper Edward Graham said the car, driven by John Myers, 17, of 118 Haw thorne King of Prussia, went out of control as he attempted a right turn from the Black Horse pike onto English Creek rd. The vehicle slammed through a wall of Schrul's Restaurant and rammed five tables up against the bar, James A. Gemoe, 59, of Drexel Park, Delaware county, who was sitting at one of the tables, was hit by a table. Graham said Gemoe refused medical attention, One of Myers passengers, Mary Jane Goodwin, 17, of 204 Chapel King of Prussia, was treated for head bruises and released from Shore Memo rial Hospital in Sommers Point, N.

Thai Projects Finished BANGKOK, Thailand, July 10 (AP). Three U. S. Seabee teams from Port Hueneme, "and Thai trainees from a SEATO technical training center have completed road. funeral services on at It A.

atjPa. Int. Suntet Memorial Park. Friend Court on charces of defraudinfiflied ot smoKe lnnaiation, Marriage Licenses Issued the Wentherby Funerol Home. 308 W.

Holly Pitman, N. t. Friend may Olio coll Sun. eve. tANCIANO July 10, ANNA f.

fnee lon- wife of Taney Chariot ciano, 2520 HHcrett urexei tint. Funeral luet. mom. 8 30. George C.

Toppitzer' Funrol Horn. Garrett id. et Lansdown Drove! Hill. Soiemn Moss of Requiem, 10 clock, St. Andrew's Church, School lane ot Fots Dreiel Hill.

Int. Holy Crosi. Frxndt may call Mon. ev. MAIDEN.

On July 10. 1964, INEZ I. fnee at Somen Point. N. formerly of Roborough, wife of C'arence Maiden.

Relativei and friends a- invited to the service 2:30 P. W. Mill Turner Funeral Horn. 6028 Ridg Roaboreugh. Int.

lv-enngton Cem. Friend may call Sun, eve. 7 te 9. (Parking facilities). MARINO.

July 7. 1964. FRED. ISulhand of Anna ponnanicn. et I5JI s.

ZVfh it. Relativei ond friendi Invited to funerol 8 A. Ruffenech Funeral Horn, Ola. Mn KrmAmr MuA I.M.i.n Gobriai Church, 9 A. M.

Int. Holy cVoss cem. rriena may call Sun. eva, unriu a ioaj cnnuia i Orongevole, formerly of 2670 Dea con Nicetown, beloved wit et John Martish. Sr.

Relatives and fnend In vited ta funern service 8:30 A. ot J. Modzionowiki Funerol Horn. 1706 W. Hunting Pork ov.

Int. Oakland urn. Friends may Co I Sun. after 7 P. M.

Parastai. 7:30 P. M. M.CARRON. MARY deri July 7, 1964.

at St. Francn Country Hous. Darby. Pa. She it aunt of The Mott Rvrnd Froncit E.

Hylond, D.J. and inter Francis Miriam. I.H.M. Relafivet end fnend Invited to funeral 9.30 A. Whit Funtral Home, 4700 Springfiald eve.

Solemn Pontifical Man ef Rauim, 1 1 A. Church of St. Francil Sole. Int. Holy Cross Cam, Friend may call alter 4 P.

M. McDEKMOTT Formerly of 3217 Guilford July 9, 1964, JANE, daughter ef tht late William ond Mary McDrmort (nee Boyle) and litter ef Mr. Modelin M. Powell. Relatives end friend or Invited te ottand th funtral 8.30 A.

from th fluthr Funeral Home, 3301-15 Cottmon ev. Soltmn Requiem Matt, St. Matthew Church. 10 A. M.

Int. Holy sepulchre cem, rritnd may call Sunday evening. McPOYll JuV 8. In Colorndo Serinai. DANIEL HENRY (HARKY), formerly of Springfiald ond hulband of letitia ne Piot), falhtr of Joseph IIU'I, It.

Viuil. I.iLWIVUI,. Bltll- aid Mn. letitia Wizolak end brother ot Mri. Alice v.

Dierkei, ihomai C. Mrs Anno Curo ond William P. Relotive end friendi or lnvltd te funrol 9 A. John P. Donohu I 8401 Wst Chester pike, cor, of Lynn Upper Dorby, Po.

Solemn Requiem Mast, 10 A. Holy Crosi Church, Springfield, Pa. Inf. St. Peter ond Pout Cm, Friend moy call to iu p.

M. McORORY. July 8. CHARIES I hulband of Anne C. (nee Rof'erl, ef 1937 S.

Aiden father ef tva. Edmund Denii F.S.C., John Chnrlei 8., and C-erald and brother ot Rev. Jamti McGrory, Relativei. friendi and omeiovei Pen Of fice ore Invited te th funtral 8 30 A. Kith Funeral Home.

6506 Eimwood av. Solemn Retulem Man, Church of Most Blessid sacroment. 10 A. M. nt.

St Auauitin BrIHaeoort. Pa. Friends may call Bun. ve. IParking the pension fund of $25 million, and diverting $1.7 million to their own uses.

An eighth de fendant was acquitted Thursday. and Thomai Andrews', 20, 1720 W. Roaeiyn at. Alice Elitabeth Selhaeh, 18. S354 Oak- land at, and Gary Englehart.

20. 7429 Broua ave. Shirley Naory Dramia. 18. 4448 Sll verwood and Robert T.

Tinneny, 1, 440 silver wood at. Rachel R. Vlrgilio, 17, 2328 S. 25th and Edward H. Radley, 2U 2651 Reed at, divorceTgranted Donnelly, Loulae Lydia from Edward jonn.

Darlgo, Anthony or Salvatore A. from Sharon Marie or Sharon M. Layer, Joan Maria Gruenwald from Frank Hooper. SchenkeL John F. from Dolorai Millll-lo.

Srhuller, George from Barbara G. Slefancavaae, Roue M. from John. Wimer, Jamea W. from Mary Ibe-reaa.

Witt, Ronald David from Rebecca Ann. Weaver, Dorothy by Dorle M. Keith, guardian from Vincent J. Brower. Bruce Norman from Helen M.

Birnbaum, Rita from Menachem. Conn, Neiman from Renee. Cheeks, Marlene from Floyd. I Lucas, Gloria by Joaeph J. Richards, guardian from Edward C.

Scott, Jamea Howard from Gladya Mae. Sera. Senora Fletta from Charlea. Wagstaff, Margaret A. Deiaalar from William A.

DIVORCE SUITS BEGUN Pietropaol, Florence B. Miaiga t. Nlrhnlaa P. Petrovic, Save va. Katlra.

Jericho, Jeraldine va. Jamea E. Squlrea. Miriam va. Robert.

Anaataaia, William D. i. Carmelite E. Teptilaky, Nancy M. or Nancy Myra va.

Norman E. Kleger, Madeline a. Gerald. Cohen. Stanley va.

Joan. Zveitel, Kredalyn va. Herbert. Gray, Jamea W. va, Gloria Branch.

Parker, Joyce Anderaoa va. Olho O. Steinke, Eiva Anna va. Emll. DeSimone, Helen L.

va. David V. Oleia, Robert P. va. Elizabeth M.

Paul. David va. June. Porter, Bertha Louise Eva va. Irrin tlwoofl.

Irving, Evelya B. va. Samuel, Tlutfi E. TrlPler. 22.

1618 S. nd James A. Korbee. 25, 1510 Dorchee- ler Havertown. Bonnie Suaea Lupowltz, 21, 2401 Penn vlvania and Morris FinkeL, 29, f41 Brookstde EUunt Park- Rose Margaret Olivet, 5S.

3248 Ryan and rancii X. Mulligan. 40. 2907 viMtoa at. Francine R.

Milrh. 20. S200 N. 11th and William M. Zettel, 20.

Provi- denre, R. 1. Rdwlna Upton, 28. 504 S. 4th and lamea uunwortn, rs urn York rd.

Ronia Carole Zarr, 24, 1105 E. Dur-tiam and Edward Silver, li, 1707 at. Renee B. Freeman, 21. of 1837 E.

May-land Harrie R. Hayman, 21, 4720 En ui wood at. Marie Terry, 24. 5529 Vine and William W. Green, 27.

804A S. at. Ethel B. Barber, 21, 1110 W. Glenwond ave and Chauncey C.

Doraey, 24. 2615 n. ma at. Lena Carol Alrldee. 18, 2610 N.

Col- erado and Marvin Smith, 21. 2M0 N. Colorado et Vernle L. BarfMd, 20, 1263 23d ana Keun a. enepnera, ban-aom at.

Kleanor B. Ludwif, 43, 21 1 E. Willow Grove and RuaaeU T. Jacobaon, i. 5.7 tllM at.

Mary Ann arrachef. 24. 1141 8. Rth and Peter F. Kelly, 28.

2424 VaUey Oreen Drexel Hill. Mary K. Murray, 12. 240 W. Highland and John Kelly.

35, 1250 Mar ln rd. Minerva Slevenaon, 23, and David Wit- llama. JO, both of Brooklyn, N. Rochelle Aline Wolf, 22, 1J05 Knorr and Michael D. Birnbaum, 22.

N. V. Patricia Ann MrCerron, 22, 219 W. Clrartieirf and Harry J. F.snen- aharte, 9.

i Sprute rinurtown Harriette Rirhardann. 24, 2412 N. 17th at and Henry C. riaby. 2.

170J W. lion at. Annetla Carol I.yona, J7, 7W N. Pallaa ana i'tump Marun, ji, jh jy, 44th t. Theodora Jarkaon.

24, 230 Oahorn at. Brooklyn. N. and Alfene Stan-i field. 24.

New York. N. Y. Barbara L. I Man.

21. 5011 Parrixh at and Clayton B. Feareon, 24. $020 J'errtait at, triinia A. MrOown.

22. E. Ann and John P. leenev. 24.

501 W. affmd laurel fprinea, N. J. Marie notion, 20. 1720 W.

Boeelyn eunggy evening,.