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DEATH NOTICtS (3V MATH NOTICIS flV IN MIMOKIAM (IV THE SUN, Wednesday. December 13. 1914 LACK OF MEN Live-Stock Markets Baltimore Dec. 12 (41 DATA READY ON FREEWAY Will Be Submitted To Mayor's HITS BUS LINE BTC Explains Why It Cannot Restore Full Service A shortage of platform help and equipment prevent restoration of service on the crosstown bus to Park Circle and Liberty Heights avenue. John B.

Duvall, vice presi dent and general manager of the Baltimore Transit Company, yesterday told the Public Service Commission. Testifying at a hearing called by the PSC after 1,100 residents of the Woodberry section had presented a petition asking resumption of the service, Mr. Duvall said the number of platform employes had dropped from 2,160 at the end of 1943 to 1.912 at present. Twenty-five per cent of these work a seven-day week, he said. Third Of Busses Out Daily Pointing out also that at least one third of the company's fleet of 236 busses is out of operation each dny for repairs, he said that a full schedule could not be maintained on some daya even if the company had adequate help.

One hundred busses now on order cannot be delivered until the end of 1943, although five new ones may be added by February or March. The line was curtailed by an ODT order in 1943 and now stops at Falls road on most of its trips. Would Hurt Other Lints Mr. Duvall said yesterday that 24-hour service could be given as far west as Keystone avenue with the addition of one or jnore busses, but restoration of service to Park Circle and Liberty Heights, could result only from curtailment of lines directly serving war industries. Grain Markets Chi tcazo Chicago.

Dec. 12 W) Oraln rang at Tr. Close principal markets: High Low Close December Wheat Chi 169'i 1.684 169. 1 684 1 59S I.6OV4 Minn. 1 60-4 1.594 1 60 K.

C. 1 BOH 1.59 1.58 Mae Wheat Chi 1 .65 1 64' 1 65 Minn. 1 69 ISfl'i 168 K. C. 157H 1.56' 1.67le 1 65 1 i 58 i 57 1 56i 54 1.49 .70 July Wheat Chi 1 SB's 1 56 1 56V4-H 1.55 V.

Minn. l.SS'-s 1.54', 48 1.49 December Oat Chi .70 '4 .69 's .70 Va CASH AND FUTURES PRICES Chicago. Dec. 12 I Pi Wheat No. 1 hard, ceiling.

$1 72; No. 2 red. ceiling. si n's corn none, oats sample grade white. 68c.

Barley Malting. ai.18 1 37'-, nominal: feed. 90c. $1.10 nominal. Field seed per hundredweight nominal: timothy, $6 25 6.50; red clover, S31.50; alsike.

$28 50. Prices lor futures ranged as follows: Close Year High. Low. Close. Ago.

Wheat- Dee. tl 69 1 68 68 II 1 70 64 5.165 168 56 iS6- 1.65 55 1.55 i.64 1 5 164 Jul. 1 56', 1 56 ept. 1.56 Com 1 Dec 115 1.12 1.11 Sept 1 14 1 11 111 1 15 1 11 111 1.10 .70 .64 .60 .59 1 l2' 1.11- 1.09 1.08 1 13 I 03 .99 Oats Dec .70 .64 .60 .59 69 ,64 .60 .59 1 11 4 10 1.09 1.07 113 .82 .80 .78 .77 1 24 1.20 Sept. Kye Dec.

1 13 1 11 1 10 May. JlllT. Sent. 1 08 ariey 1.134 May July Baltimore FLOUR Receipts. 307 barrels.

WHEAT Receipts. 27.053 bushels. Ship ments. 111.561 bushels. Stock.

9.420.708 ousneis. Settling Prices No. 2 red winter, garlicky, spot domestic. 11.73: No. 2 red winter, garlicky, with rail transit.

11.76 Closing Prices No. 2 red winter. aari Hcky. spot, domestic, $1.73. No.

2 red winter, garlicky, with ran transit. 11.76. CORN Receipts. 39.586 bushels. Bhln- ments.

3.110 bushels. Stock, 364.386 bushels. OATS Rerelots. 2.494 bushels. Ship ments.

380 bushels. Stock 23.287 bushels. no. 1 wnite oats. 65 Hue.

RYE Receipts, none Shipments, none. Stock. 84.779 bushels. BARLEY Receipts, none. Shipments.

none Stock. 6.017 bushels. SOYBEANS Receipts, none Shipments none. Stork. 5.150 bushels.

MILL FEED Receipts, none. STRAW Market for straw Is gteady Wheat atraw No. 2 per ton. 116 to (17. HAY General hay market la gteady For timothy, clover and mixed hay prices.

(28 to (30 per ton. For all trades of bay below Ne 2 the prices are Irregular THE OTHER CATTLE 150. Cows and bulls fairly active, steady with Monday: medium beef cows lacking, eligible Irom 111 12 50. arattered lots eulter md common. 17 10 30.

ranner. S5--6 50; too sausage bull. 12: bulk. 8.50 11.50; lew lightweight tanner, down lo 7. CALVES SO.

Nominally steady; good nd rhoire. lUO-250-pound vralera, 15 to 14 50: eulla around 8 down in medium nd good. 300-450-nound slaughter calves 10 12 50: rutin and common. 50. MOOf400 Falrlv artlve.

strartv with Monday. prartlral (no. 114 00, annd and rhnir. 120 no-poimd (12 till-140 pounds, 1401(10 nniinils BO 14 15; lftu-lRO pounds, 514 20- 14 45- ldll-220 pound I4 221- 270 pound" 514 05 14 WO 271.300 pounds 14 15 14 40: good sows no tn pounds. 13 13 at, over (I0 pounds aelllna lor leas Above orlrei are based on grain-fed hoes.

BHEEP 25. Nominally Heady: Rood and choice woojed lamb ouotabie. t4 50 15. common and medium. 50 12.50: culls around 7 50: choice lightweight slaughter ewes.

15 50 down. Clticago Chlraio. Dee. 12 The cattle market dawdled along today with prices on led steers and yearlings 2550 cents under yesterday, trading was sluggish and there were prospects at a sizable holdover. Cloud rades were oft most.

The trade was awaiting Improvement In weather conditions, and there was some rieivousness over OPA Administrator Ches ter Bowles'a announcement he had sub mitted a new proposal for flat ceilings on iive cattle to (Stabilization Director Fred Vinson. Although Vinson has relecled several similar proposals, this wilt be accompanied. Boa id uid. by a statement that the entire meat price and rationing program Is endangered. Today's was largely a steer and heifer Tun.

and heifers shared the decline with prices drnooing 25 rents. Cows and hulls, however, were strong lo 25 rents higher and the market in these classes was very active. Ihe hog market wss fairly active, with weights from 270 pounds down running Irom 15 to 25 cents higher. Heavier weights nd tows were steady, and there wss complete early clearance. Sheep were steady to 25 cents "higher The bulk of the good and choice led woolrd Western lambs sold for $14.50 to $1465.

with a top price of 114.75. The best native lambs brought (14.65. while several loads of lust good fed iambs went at 114 40 Good and choice 103-pound fed clipped iambs with No. I pelts sold for 14 25 MO08 Salable receipts. 10.000: total.

13.500; fairly active, weights 270 pounds and down IS 25c. higher, heavier -weights and sows steady. Good and choice 290-270 pounds. (14 40 14.60: few 150-180 pounds. 13.75 14 35: weights over 270 pounds and sows at (14: complete early clearance.

CATTLE Balable receipts. 9.000; total. 00; salable calves. 1.000: total. 1.000; fed steers and yearlings.

25 50c. lower, good grades off most: prospects sizable holdover. Largely steer and heifer run: heifers 25c. lower; cows and bulls strong to 25e. higher, however: very active: vealers Srm.

stockers and feeders slow and steady, hoice 1 014-pound yearlings topped steer trade at tl8. Moderate supply. $17 17 75: bulk. 13 5017. Best heifers.

$16: bulk. 13 50 15 50. Good bet cows sold uo to 14 50 and better, with cutters to 7.25. 'Weighty sausage bulls to $11 85. Vealers.

15 50 down. SHEEP 6alable receipts. 6.000: total. 13 500, Woo led lambs steady to 15c. higher: other classes steady to 25c higher: bulk good and choice fed wooled Western lambs.

14 50 14 65: too. $.14.75. Best native lambs. (1465: several loads lust good fed lambs. 114 40: medium and good.

$13 14 rood and choice 103-pound fed clipped ambs. No 1 pelts. $14 25; good and choice yearling wethers. 12.75 13.10; slaughter wet. 4.7J 6,50, Exports Off; Imports Gain Washington Dec.

12 (October exports were valued at the Census Bureau reported today. This included $890,000,000 of lend-lease shipments. 78 per cent of the total. It did not include goods shipped to United States armed forces abroad. Total was substantially below that for September; imports were valued at $327,000,000, 17 per cent greater than in September.

Cashed Checks, Deposits Increase Washington, Dec. 12 (P) Business activity as reflected by the value of checks cashed was 19.5 per cent higher in November than in the same month last year, the Federal Reserve Board reported today. November debits to deposit accounts of banks in 334 centers totaled $77,706,000,000, compared with $65,025,000,000 in November, 1943. SEC To Probe Stop Nut Case Philadelphia. Dec.

12 (JF) The Securities and Exchange Commission will begin its public investigation of the registration of Elastic Stop Nut Corporation of America, Union, N.J., at hearings opening Friday, the commission announced today. 1 Odd-Lot Deals 319,164 Shares Philadelphia. Dec. 12 (JP) The Securities Commission reported today these transactions by customers with odd-lot dealers or specialists on the New York Stock Exchange for July 11 5,559 purchases involving 167.741 shares; 5,623 sales involving 151,533 shares. 5 But here 'f1 BLAME 19 AND JOUND.

sn CAT Altered last Dec. a. rust and while. S3 reward, MM, Hooan. E.

Cha i st. DIAMOND RING, lady green go.d. lost tn uuu diock Division st Reward tr lound. Apply Mrs. Margaret HaiL 2029 DItisio-j st fir rail MA (1HVW BOG Pekingese.

lighttan. mole, stirs child pet. lost from MrKan aa-ntie Answers to name Bketr. Ubaral reward EUR NECKrpIE('E. 4 furs, lost en Dec-If about 12 midnight.

Reward. CaU Bop- kins 0977 FURS (Kollnskyi. skins, lost In rab day morning. Liberal reard. Or KM AN KIIF.I'IIFHI).

ma b.srk coUwr. tormrr t.oasl tluard dng Answers lo name of frllL tatl LN HOUND IxXJ its a mihs. Bar- ford rd. and Taylor at. Call Haosi.tea 4m IbEN I iHcATloN Bracket foundWarart nmnnrMj, i-24'JS wyJ4j02-j LADY 8 lost in "Corpus cnristt Church Sunday.

Dec. 10. rincer pi-ae call lux. 1416. MAN 8 filsw.

lotl Harford rd. eUtjT Between waverir tt Jionman it. Keaaro. TU 7HS1 MOONBTONK Bracelet Lort on Chara at between centre Saratoga. Keaard.

Towon 17S RiCKETBOOK Man's, blark leather, ron" taming diamond ring. Lo.t tn virintf ef Stnnelelgh Drug fsiore and Murdork rd Reward. Mr. Prank Smith. 327 Murdork rn(! UdVa.

containing money, key, fountain txn Lout an So. 31 rr. Reward. 2R0 after 7 PURSE Com in Hutxlera. caTf Keep money and remrn contents foe sentimental reswns.

Reward AnnapoUs Call collect. Maryland Ave l'tfR8E Dec II. In cab Reward. Valuable to uwnrr, 1BJL! Fulton ae. TlHB CERTIFICATE.

KnilSo 4430sll -in i tire sua 70)m. oraite no, i. Richard, Farmen, 14J!) Motumnof CI, Al l. Si containing card rah. gas ration coupons Notify Walter W.

Keeera. ,.2511 Brohawn art. WAiCII ldr' gold wrist watch. HamtT-tnn. lost on Wllkrna a MUttngton lane ur VI Bus.

Liberal rsward. Call OL SOH.1.J WIRE-HAIRED TERRIKR Smalt curTT grar A while, answera to Hsiopv lost on flaturdar, virinltv Woodoourne a Tork Rd. Reward. TU. ar Vfi.

27HH FOCJN Three keys Tuesday noon. Fhooa nimrialk 4 "FOUND Irish setter nr. Ruxton on Dec foij jilt s-M- LOHI Brown wallet containing 20. valu able papers and hospital card Pictures. Lost In vlclnltr of 1200 big of Ensor at.

Return to 1111 Zator at. Lla eral reward LOST Wallet Si card case, red with veUow binding, content 133 fc cremt card, wn In vicinltv of 1600 bik. Guilford it Keep money St return waUet it card. Rrmsrd SIO LOST Brow Z.pper Wallet, contain I He. No card or identification, osi in Murphr and 10 store In Kanuium.

George J. Karl. 'Jr 7719 Wilson are. Reward. LOST in vicinity of Lexington Liberty sts.

One ladies watch with several eiia diamonds with safety catch. Reward if returned to 1327 Munser LOST BY LADY Lady tisia Wsah, 2 diamonds, tn vkuuct Bao. ae oar sis Kindly return to 10 N. Gay. Reward TJT S71S LOST Man's Hamilton gold wrist watch between Preston it 2200 01k.

Harrora ro Reward. LE, 4338 LOST Purse with money. RochschTs booth. Reward. Sparrows rx.

LOST Set of Kolinsky furs. Pieaae ca CL1872, LOST White coUie. license number 1134. Master in service. HA.

34J9 or HA. CJ1. Lost Kitten Cow POOD RATION BOOK Jaeo'illne H. SmalL 1211 fourth Rd. Essex 14S8 QA.SOLINK ST A UPS Lost tn waBet AJs other valuable papers A SMI la easti.

Ada Ball. Edmar Trailer Park. B-a- grove Brooklyn. AM RATION BOOKS "I Foster L. Shipley.

4507 west say etc Bal'o (25 1. GAS Ration Stamps C. George G. Cook. ae lltn Hooogen.

j. a annri license, tire registration certificate 5.4S RATION COUPONS. No Book. Harry s. Jolly.

Herwood rare box Route 14. Baltimore 20. OAS RATION BOOKS. A 1). 1) tton Book No.

4 tl) r. i. lsimq. boo Fremont at. OAS STAMPS C-5i and A book, drrrer's license, dralt card in oiacg wauei.

jimmy, r- Krsler. MS Ollmor st. GAS RATION BOOK A. drtvar a Leeca. Jtm, Johnson, Mount st, CTaS RATION "BOOK Tl) No.

A on Friday. MILTON rCECCIQ, 1419 Light St. GAS RATION BOOK C. JAMES H. WILLI NO, 1514 Eutaw Place GAS Ration Book lost.

Albert A. Shuaer, 150 p. Calverton road; GAS BOOK A LOST. Abraham Paretx. 1801 Bentalou st.

LA. llf9. GA3 BOOK R. W. Charlea.

6305 OAS BOOK A Catherine A. Lorts. SIS Courding ave, GAS BOOKS A At lost In waUet. Albert H. pevans.

44Q4 Pentium aye OAS COUPONS A tt VavidiU Douos. 1042 Harford ave. OAS RATION COUPONS. A. DanieWen- ess GASOLINE A COUPONS Walter C.

lentine, 1 J4Ri M4. OAS RATION BOOK A Mr. WlUiam X. jtoenir. 70)6 Alden Plkegv lUe Gas ration-Book -c" loat.

ftaTL, Avery. 1128 20 tt. GAS RATION BOOK. A. Herman J.

-isaon. 326 N. Bruce at. OAS RATION A BOOK lost. John D.

Manning. 1622 N. Gllmor st, GAS STAMPS 80-5 gallon. Bar sots ransfer. 1949 Belair Rd GAS RATION BOOK A Mrs.

L-ene 518 Orkney Kd. GAS RATION BOOK A George Thomaa Evans, Hamilton s't GAS RATION BOOK A 1 Rosa 303 inornnui ra. OAS RATION A Books Samuel J. Holmes. 17W E.

rresion si. OAS RATION BK. A In large black purse. Alice Burns. 570Q Locn rtarrn oiva OAS RATION BOOK A Lewis Stephens.

UrTlnnKrh ftrhnnl. Md GAS BOOK A LOST. Frank G. Prtcbard- 1527 Alloeanne RATION BOOKS 3 A 4 VtoKy Rera- town Td. A Beiveaer stf iirrre Frailer.

Verna Ethel Prax.er. CUr- towp rdj. RATION BOOKS III A IV lost. Evelyn Har- fls. 306 Hampden Princess Anns.

1 sjImO RATION BOOKS No. 4 5 St No. 3 3 Richard. Frances. Konaia.

jacsae, ar Svme. 4704 W. Bay svr RATION BOOKS 3 A 4 Mabel. Haves. LeKoy, Ervm.

jonn ntros Mabel Barnes. 410 N. Parrtsh st RATION BOOKS Nos. 3 A 4 4 each) Joseph, Elizabeth. RODert.

jiicnara ltnirt nR ITacrr St. a t-tivt -DnnU a runn. C. ra a A wa. Segerman.

4408 Sedgwick road. RATION BOOKS IV 4i. SamueL Mar.a. jsmes Mary retry, tfj u.j RATION BOOK NO. 4.

Dorothy Jordan, loon n. cnsoei st. TIRE INSPECTION. A A Book In brown case. etein.

en. aiuo. LOST Brown leather waiiet contatnirg A 2 gas ration stamps, a sas rauun itimm A several pictures, Wa.tr Qdarhojrjkl. Eastern arc. LOST RATION BOOKS 3 A liftcn.

Edwin. James. Margaret Macer. 1610 W. Saratoga st.

LOST Gas Ration Book A. Mrs. E. G. Cap-nn.

ml Nonhfield nlmce. Roland Park, LOST Gas Ration Books A and C-5. Axon macgourn. 11 LOST GAS A BOOK George B. Hudaos.

LOST GAS COUPONS-A 13-16 D.k.rt a. Rark.tdale. 16S6 Mount more CL LOST RATION BOOK A 1) W. Rxhard Henryrrl. SHAEjrpUCAR.

I) ANYONE driving to and returning from Wilkes-Barre. Pa please call WO. 6 30-9 30 M. WUJ lurnisn gaa pv for PIRSONAIS () WILL IRENE GRIFFIN, who used to work for me. Please caj lewsou ioire.

PORnyfF. I WTLL NOT be respocsioie for any deta unless ronTrfTei in ST A NLEYANT3ERSON.6 E. Cross St. CRYSTAL F1.00R PAVDINO CO. ItROY H1LTK 1712 CRYSTAL.AVE BR 1TT.

ROOPINO. 1.2S PER WEFK Pooler Roofing. 1441 N. C.av it. O.

PATNTIN'O. interior and exterior, prompt. E. 761 WASHING MACHINES, etc motors "-eraiojs repaired I JilW, Af HtlY CHRISTMAS SkAtJ FIOHTTVBfKCVLOSI3 Ejrwi-RT Paperhanging. X.

Veasel. Madiaoa 9552-J PAINTING. Interior. bruh or gnray. W.

H. SEWING MACHINES. ad-nsted. 2. THE MAY CO CA.

SSOO CONt RTI sort, drivways. ceaara. steps. vuiii ijoors WABHINO MACHINfcS ar.d Ei-ctr Motor rrpaired. Ol.

09 orGl 3'-2 PAPEKHANGINtt AND PAIS! ISO Albert JoUntiU r. Hamburg st LE 37.1 F1HK KXIIXiUlMlERS AOTOFYB5TOJ-COHPJ I04: Washing Maclunea A elec. rrtn Pa.r4; or a 1 1 e-dJJ hlJPfl0, PAINTING. PAPERING and Steam Rrrntn SHOHW. MA 1220-J CARPENTER WORK, siding.

Kirch cneio-fih'ket fence JPR.Wh16 fitWINil MACHINES and el. motors repaired Vim 4 a r2 3 XJ. taw J-i54 J. RCmVUNU. GeneraL Rrpairs 3 MtJ guaranteed Norwood.

MA 32 REAll.NO REPAIRS-O. M. HEATING CO. OI413S-J rUK)R SANDING and Finishing Quick Mr. J'jhn J-J r- wOltK Orrace A 1ir 'aronea Ht EXl'Eflf at SmUP- HQ.

0..2 Carpenters Joowng and aitjra: yrs exa. MO. 4. WASHING MACHINES repaired A bcuani. All makes, 8EWINU MACHINES oued and adjuatea, on Decern IWr 11.

1944. CHKIHI IAN. oeloved husband ol Hoslna Ludwlit (nee I-asset 1. Funeral services from his late real dence. 6703 North Point road, on Fri day.

December 15. at 2 PJA. Inter ment In Oak Lawn Cemetery. 15c MATARAZZO. On December 11.

1944. Jo.Shll'H, beloved husband of Mary (lien Atttlo), of 1210 Hank atreet. Funeral Irom the Frank Delia Nace Funeral Chapel, 322 South street, at Trinity, on Frldav at 9.30 A. Requiem Hlph Mass at St. Leo's hurcn at to A.

M. interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery. 14e Mrf'AIN. On December 10. 1944.

WALTER beloved husband of Eliza McCain nice Bush). Funeral servlcea will be held at hi home. 1814 McHenry atreet. on Wednea- nay at 3.30 P.M. Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery.

I3e McCLAINE. On December 10. 1944. ANNA LAURA (nee Elliott), beloved wife ot John E. McClatne.

Funeral from her home. 1302 Home- wood avenue, on Wednesday at 11 A.M. Interment In Baltimore Cemetery. 13 MEAD. On December 12.

1944. FRIEDA M. (nee Rasmuasen). of 1709 Brad- dish avenue, beloved wife of C. Wlllard Mead.

Funeral services at the William Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets, on Friday at 1 30 P.M. Inter ment in Cedar H1U Cemetery. 15e MIER7.F.JEWSKI ME7.FWSKI.

On De cern be 11, 1944. JULIA (nee Jankow- akl), beloved wife of Peter P. Mezew ski. Funeral from her latt residence. 516 North Chester street, on Thursday morning, at 7 45 A M.

Requiem Hluh Mass at the Holy Rosary Church at 30 A M. Interment In Holy Rosary Cemetery. I'M MIII.M On December 10. 1944. HENRY a Red 5s yeara, beloved husband of Lillian Jones Mllim.

Funeral from his late residence, 824 Woodward street, on Wednesday at 8 30 A. M. Requiem Mass at St Jerome's Church, at 9 A. M. Interment In Cathedral Cemetery.

13 MONTGOMERY. On December 12. 1944. THOMAS beloved father of Thnmaa Elizabeth, Vera and vomerine. Funeral services from Lltt'e's Funeral Home.

2700 Edmondson on Thursday at 2 P. M. 14e Mi IKI On December 10. 1944. MAURICE of 411 East North avenue, beloved son of the late Robert J.

and Emmer Mulllkln. Funeral services will be held at William J. Tlckner St Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Wednesday at 11 A. M.

Interment In Greenmount Cemetery. 13 MURPHY. On December 11, 1944. ED WARD beloved husband of the late Annie O'Connor Murphy, of 1523 West Pratt street. Funeral from the Parlors of Harry H.

Wltzke, Holllns and Gllmor streets, on Thursday at 9.30 A.M. Requiem Mass at St. Martin's Church at 10 A Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery. 14 O'GRADY. CHAPLAIN EUGENE be loved son of Patrick and Delta O'Grady (nee Donlon), of 1821 West Fayette atreet.

killed In action In Germany November Solemn Requiem Hluh Mass at 8.30 AM. on Thursday at St. Martin's Church, Fulton avenue and Favette street. Also Mass at 8 A.M. on Thursday at Shrine of the Sacred Heart.

Mount Washington, and Solemn Requiem High Mass on Friday at 10.30 A M. at Shrine of the Sacred Heart. Mount Washington. 14e OLIVER. Suddenly, on December 1944.

in New York city, james husband of Edna B. Oliver (nee White), and son of Mr. and Mrs. James Oliver, of Harford Furnace (Harford county). Funeral services from his parents' home, Harford Furnace, on Wednesday, at 3 P.

M. Interment In St. Mary's Cemetery, at Emert. 13e PAI I December 10. 1944.

l.l'.Ol.A (nee Bennett), of Millers Island road, beloved wife of William Paulson. Funeral from the Chenoweth Donovan Funeral Home. 3615-17 Chestnut avenue, on Wednesday, at 10 A. M. Interment In St.

Mary's Cemetery. Hampden. 13 PRHSCE. On December 12. 1944.

ROB- titi oeloved husband of the late XMurcissa v. prince. I6e Funeral from his home. 2500 Erd-mon avenue, on Saturday at 2 P.M Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. Pl'KSC'HEL.

On December 11. 1944. at tne residence or her brother, Louis C. Roehle. 824 Wellington street.

ANNIE M. PUESCHKL. Funeral from the Burgee Funeral Home. 3631 Falls road, on Thursday. December 14.

at 2 P. M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. I4e Pl'MPHREY. On December 12.

1944. jr. aim or 413 Rosecroft Terrace, beloved wife of the late Oden C. Pumphrey. Jr.

Funeral from the Funeral Home of ueorne A. Farley. Frederick and Shadynook avenues. Catonsvllle. on 1 -m luuisuoy bi, a r.nn.

aii tn men in ajw-don Park Cemetery. 14 RFLI.EKER. On December 11. 1944 JOHN HENRY, husba id of the late Margaret Dlefel Reliefer and father of Elmer D. Relleker, of 808 Cator avenue.

Funeral services will be held at William J. Tlckner St Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Thursday at 2 P.M. Interment In Baltimore cemetery. 14 REYNOLDS.

On December 11. 1944. Funeral services will be held at his late home, 755 West Fayette street, on Thursday at 2 P. M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery.

14e RYAN. On December 11. 1944. MARY E. (nee Maule), beloved wife of Richard F.

Ryan. Funeral from the home of her daugnter. Carroll Roberts. 3012 Relsterstown road, on Thursday at 11 a.m. interment private.

I4e SAPP. On December 12. 1944. ELIZA- UfciH (nee Kaucn), formerly of 4007 Southern avenue, aged 89 years, be loved wife of the late James Sarin. Funeral services at the William Cook Mansion.

St. Paul and Preston streets, on Friday at 11 A. M. Inter ment in Baltimore cemetery. 15e CHEN EL.

On December 11. 1944, Louise tne Deiovea wire of Ralph W. Schenkel, of 200 Leslie averue, Raspeburg. Funeral services will be at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston streets, on Thursday at 3 P.

M. Interment In Moreland Memorial Park 14 SCHINDELE. On December 10. 1944. at his home.

4215 Harcourt road. FREDERICK beloved husband of Gertrude Schlndele (nee Kevser). and brother of Mrs. Murray Wescott. I Wilmington (Del.) papers please copy.) Funersl services will be held at William J.

Tlckner St Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Wednesday at 11 A. M. Interment In Baltimore Cemetery. 13 ".4 Sympathetic Memorial" Tradition To those who realize the value of tradition and prestige built up in a century-old firm the Dippel Brothers invite your patronage.

MARTIN ALBERT JOHN FRANK X. Lombifd Ann SttH WO. 1313 Btlair Rd. Elm HA. 46S2 Member of Md.

State Funeral Director' Assn. otto cm lil'VTON. On Drcemher II. 1P44. IDA beloved wife of the late Thomas v.

uuyton. Funeral from the Syfer Funeral Home. 1600 West North avenue, on Thursday at 3 P. M. Interment In Western Cemetery.

14e HAI.I.inAY. On December 12. 1944. MINNIE of 2917 Clifton avenue, beloved dnughter of the late James and Mnrah Jane. Halllday, and sister of Mrs.

Herbert H. Owens. Funeral services will be held at William J. Tlckner Ac Sons, North and rennnylvanla avenues, on Thursday at 10 A M. Interment In Greenmount Cemetery.

14 IIAKMIIK -On December 12. 1944, at her residence. 4318 Falls road. MAN LA. aged 84 yeara, widow of Wll llnm Hiiriahrr.

Funernl from the Burgee Funeral Home, JhJl rails road, on Friday. Ue cember 15. at A.M. Servlcea at Locust Grove Church of the Bretheren. Fred erlrk county, at 11 A.M.

Interment In adjoining cemetery. 15e On December 12. 1944. PHILIP 1IKIL, beloved husband of the late Mary A. Hell (nee Feustel), of 10 boutn bmatlwood street.

13 Funeral from the Parlors of Harry H. Wltzke. Holllns and Gllmor streets. on Friday st 8 30 A. M.

Requiem Mbks at Fourteen Holy Martyrs' Church at 9 A.M. Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery. 15 HILL. On December 12. 1944.

ALFRED of 3822 Hickory avenue, husband or the late Emma L. Hill (nee Burkina). Funeral from the Chenoweth A- Donovan Funeral Home, 3615-17 Chestnut avenue, on Friday at 2 P.M Interment la St. Mary's Cemetery, iiampaen. 15 III Suddenly, on December 12 11144, MAX at lila home, 4401 Orovt- latid avenue, beloved husband of Bar bara Huurr llllnnt.

4n Funeral from C. Vernon Lemmon'H Funeral Home, 4611 Park Heights avenue, on Thursday at 9 30 A.M. Requiem High Mass at St. Ambrose's cnurcn at 10 a.m. Interment In Holy Cross Cemetery, Anne Arundel county.

HODDINOTT. On December 11. 1944 ISABELLE H. (nee Strow), of 2415 St. Paul street, beloved wife of the late George Mark Hoddlnott.

Funeral will be at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston streets on Wednesday at 8.15 A.M. Requiem Mass at SS. Philip and James' Church at 9 A.M. Interment tn New Cathedral Cemetery.

13e On December 11. 1944. at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Richard E.

Zimmerman. 2710 Auchentoroly terrace. KATHERINE B. (nee Thomas). beloved wife of the late Eugene C.

Hulseman. Funeral services will be held at William J. Tlckner St Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Thursday at 2 P.M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery.

14 HUMMER. Suddenly, on December 11, 1944. LOUIS O. beloved husband of Annie Hummer (nee Ketchum), at his late residence, 502 Riverside Drive. Esse.

IJ Funersl from his home on Thursday at 8.30 A. M. Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Mount Carmel at 9 A. M. In terment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery.

IM FANG. On December 9. 1944, MARY (nee Schroder), beloved wife of Fred erick Imfana. Funeral from her late home. 1715 Spence street (Morrell Park), on Wednesday at 2 P.M.

Interment In Cedar Hill Cemetery. 13e IMHOFF. On December 12. 1944, AGNES beloved wife of Charles Imhoff. Funeral from her late residence.

108 South Monastery avenue, on Thursday at 8.30 A.M. Requiem High Mass at St. Josephs Monastery Church at 9 o'clock. Interment In Cathedral Cemetery. 14 JAN SEN.

On December 11, 1944, FLOR ENCE TAYLOR, of 2304 West Lan-vale street, beloved wife of Bernhardt C. Jansen. Funeral servlcea will be at her late 2304 West Lanvale street, on Thursday at 2 P.M. Entombment In Greenmount Cemetery. 14 JENNINGS.

Suddenly, on December 11. 1944, FRANK at Rock Island Illinois, beloved husband of Josephine S. Jennings, formerly of 1435 Mount Roval avenue. Burial at Rock Island on Thurs-dav December 14. 14 JOHANNES.

Suddenly, on December 11, 1944. OTTO, of 4401 Coioorne roaa. Funeral services at the William Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets.

Due notice later. 13e JONES. On December 10. 1944. EDNA MAY, beloved aunt of Donald L.

and Cspt. Edward W. Frome. Funeral servlcea at her home, 3208 Harwell aventie, on Wednesday at 2 P.M. Interment In Loudon Park ceme-terv 13e Ji ll AH On December 12.

1944. BES SIE beloved daughter ol Edward D. and Annie L. Fox. Friends may call at William J.

Tlckner Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, until 2 P. M. Wednesday and after 10 A. M.

Thursday Ivlna Ac Taylor Funeral Home. 77 Prospect avenue. Trenton. N. J.

Services on Friday at 1 P. M. Interment In Greenwood Cemetery. Trenton. N.

J. 13e KERGFR. On December 12. 1944. FREDERICK, beloved husband of Florence Kerirer (nee Wlnno).

Funeral from the residence of his sister. Mrs. Margaret Baldwin. Illches- ter. on Friday at 8.30 A.

M. Requiem Mass at St. Mary's Church at 9 A. M. Interment In St.

Mary's Cemetery. 14e KING. On December 9. 1944 MARTHA beloved wife of Archie King. Funeral from her late residence.

727 North Milton avenue, on Wednesday. December 13. at 8.15 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St.

Patrick's Church, at 9 A. M. Interment In Holy Rosarv Cemetery. 13 KNIGHT On December 11. 1944.

MARGARET ANN. beloved wife of the late Charles H. Knight, at the residence of her sister, Mrs. M. V.

Matthews. 244 Monastery avenue. Baltimore. Md. Funeral from Hornberger St Gross Funeral Home.

Benson. on Thursday. December 14. at 2 P. M.

Services at Emory Methodist Episcopal Church at 3 P. M. Interment In adjoining cemetery. 14e KNORF.LOrH. Frank Staff Sergeant, U.S.A.

Field Artillery, killed In France, November 11. beloved husband of E. Marie, of Relsterstown. and beloved son of Grace E. and Charles C.

Knobeloch, 20 North Luzerne avenue. 14e KOERNER. On November 1944. Killed In action at Leyte. LIEUT LLOYD USAAF.

beloved son ofl Margaret (nee Mitchell), and the late Andrew W. Koerner. of 2805 Ever green avenue, and beloved brother of Katheryn K. MCNaney ana Peggy K. Speck.

Requiem Mass at St. Dominic's Church on Wednesday, at 10 A. M. Ue LAMHRIGHT. On December 10.

1944. at his home. 2509 East Federal street WILLIAM H. beloved husband of Nellie Mae Lambrlght (nee Brown). Funeral from the Funeral Home of John C.

Miller. 24.13-35 East Oliver street, on Wednesdsy at 1.30 P.M. Services at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church at 2 P.M. Interment In Baltimore Cemetery.

13e LIPSCOMB. On December 11. 1944, MARGARET A. (nee Wood), of Ma donna road. Harford county, Maryland, formerly of Glen Rock.

and Balti more, beloved wife of Ray W. Lipscomb. Funeral from the John A. Mqran Funeral Home, Forty-second street and York road, entrance on Forty-sec ond street, on Thursday. December 14.

at It A. M. Interment Lorraine Oinelerv. 14 UMltTV MOT Philip Htrwlg, Jr. PHILIP HER WIG SONS 2024 Orleans Street WOlfe S547 Roadway 2219 Branch: 301 Philadelphia Ave.

WOlfe ill THE FAMILY CHOICE 11 IN MOST CASES! If you hav an urgent ntf, you probably call ut bocauto of gv our previous tvrvico in tho fam- or bcaut of our reputation fr f'r on honM dealing. VOl.KMKR In loving; memory of CAROLINE W. VOLKMEIt, who died December 12. 1043. Loved In lite.

In death remembered. VOLKMER. 8CHLENDORF AND LINTH1CUM FAMILIES. 13e DEATH NOTICES. J3I AMEN On December 9.

1044. WIL LIAM ALLEN, of 328 West Camden treet. Funeral from the home of B. Harle, 1000 South Para street, on Thursday at 2 P. M.

Interment In Holy Cross Cemetery, Brooklyn. 14 A I A KM Here her II. 1944. ANTHONY, beloved huabnnrl of Alitoiilna Andrekua lnr Wleanatia-kl) and father of Clements V. An drews.

Funeral from hU late realdertrr. 1327 Weat Fayette atreet. on Thuraduv at 8 45 A M. Requiem HlKh Mans at St. Martin Church at 15 A.M.

Interment In Lorraine Cemetery. 14 BAROCH. Killed in artlon on September 18, 1944, at Pelellu, Palau lfilndn PRIVATE JAMES of the 1st Marine Division, age 24. beloved mm of Mrs. Mary Baroch and the late Jamra L.

Baroch, of 404 North Streeper street. 14e Requiem Mass at St. Elizabeth's Church at 10 15 A. December 17. BI.1IM.

On December 10. 1944, at her late residence. 2603 Hamilton avenue EMMA L. (nee McGeeney), beloved wire or William i. Blum.

Services from the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home. 5.105 Harford road, on Weclnraday at fl IS A M. Requiem Mann at t. Dominic a ciainn at 9 a.m.

In terinent In Moreland Memorial Park Cemetery. 13 BOND. On December 12. 1944. ROBERT ARCH, huahnnd of Crescent! (Orarel llnarhman Bund arid son of the Inlr Ell and Loren timid.

Krlatlvea are Invited to attend the funeral aervliea at his home, 3704 Forest Park avenue, on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment tn Oreen-mount Cemetery. IKlndly omit flowers. 13e BROOKS. On December 12.

1944. EU GENE, beloved husband of Lo-' retta M. Brooks (nee Scally). Funeral from hla late residence 8422 flelalr road, on Friday at 8.15 A.M. Requiem Mas at Ht.

Anlhnny'a Church at 9 AM. interment In wrat-ern Cemetery. 15 BROWN. On December 9. 1944.

WAR-LAND beloved husband of Kathrvn Meeks Brown, of 833 OrplnRton rosd. Funeral services will be held at the home of Harry II. Wltrke. 4101 Ed-mondson avenue, on Wednesday at 1.30 P. M.

Interment In Baltimore National Cemetery. 13e CHILDS On December 10. 1944, at his residence. 834 Wellington street. ANDREW, husband of the late Alberts E.

Child (nee Palmer). Funeral from the Burgee Funeral Home, 3631 Falls road, on Wednesday. December 13, st 2 P. M. Interment In Druid Ridge Cemetery.

13 CHILDS Pickering Lodge. No. 146. A. F.

A A. announces with deep regret the death of our late BROTHtH ANDREW CHILDS. JOHN N. KERR. 13 Worshipful Master.

COAI.E. On December 12, 1944, at Blanl Hospital. Baltimore. NETTIE (nee beloved Wife of Leonard W. Coale.

Funeral on Thursday. December 14. at 12 noon from Hopplngs Funeral Home, 172 West street. Annapolis, Md Interment In Kneaeth Israel Cemetery, Three Mile Oaks. Please omit flowers.

lie COE. On December 11. 1944. WILBUR beloved husband of Mary Coe (nee Seward) and father of Margaret Coe Burgee. Funeral from his late residence.

2807 Strathmore avenue, on Wednesday at 11 A.M. Interment In National Cemetery. 13 COLLINS (SUDROW). On December 9. 1944.

at her residence. 3614 Buena Vista avenue, EMMA COLLINS, aged 86. beloved mother of Emma D. Bud-row. Funeral from the Burgee Funeral Home.

3631 Falls road, on Wednesday, December 13 at 10 A.M. Interment in Mount Carmel Cemetery. 13 COOK. On December 8, 1044. EMMA MARY, oeioved win of the late Charles Cook.

Funeral services at the Will lam Cook Mansion. St. Paul and Preston streets, on Tuesday at 2 P. M. In terment in Baltimore Cemetery.

12e COSTANTINO. On December 12. 1944. JOSEPH, beloved husband of the late Mary (nee Angelo), of 2914 Sylvian avenue. Funeral from the Frank Delia Nare runeral Chapel.

322 South HlKh atreet, at Trinity, on Friday at 8.30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St Dominic's Church at 9.30 A.M. Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery. I4e DECKERT.

Suddenly, on December 9. ISM4. PVT. 1ST CLASS CURTIS beloved son of Clara B. and the late William H.

Deckert. Funeral from his lste residence. 630 Washington Boulevsrd. on Wednesday. December 13 at 2 P.M.

Interment Parkwood Cemetery. I3e DIERKFR. On December 12 1944 BIRDIE LEE. aged 51 year, beloved wife of the late Errlck Dlerker and daughter of the late William and Margaret Lee. Funeral from the residence of her brother.

William Dean Lee. near Havre ae urace, Harford county. Maryland on Thursday at 2 P.M. Interment, in Mountain Christian Churchyard. xiariura county.

He DISTLER. Suddenly, at the Union Memorial Hospital on December 10 1944. JOHN CYRUS, beloved husband of Elizabeth Wood Dlstler. In his 60tb yr i3 Funeral services will be held at the F.mmanuel Protestant Episcopal Church on afternoon. December 13, at 2 o'clock.

The body will be In the Peace Chapel of the said church until the day of the funeral Interment In Druid Ridge Cemetery CAS LET. On December 11. 1944, at her nome, mj Harlem avenue, MARY ANN (nee Decker), beloved wife of Thomas H. Easley. formerly of 2416 Arunah avenue.

(South Boston and Clarkavllle (Va.) papers please copv.l Funeral services will be held at William J. Tlckner and Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Thursday at 11 A.M. Interment In Meadow Branch Cemetery, Westminster, Carroll county. 14 FEDER.

On December 12, 1944. RICH- aku, Deiovea husband of Pauline eder (nee Thorn). I5e Funeral from his late home, 5001 Arabia avenue, on Friday at 11 A.M. Cremation In Loudon Park Cemetery. FISCHER.

On December 12. 1944 USOKOE beloved husband of tnzaoetn c. Fischer (nee Ullrich). Funeral from hla home. 5503 Wind son Mill road.on Frldav at 11 A M.

In terment In Loudon Park Cemetery. 15 FUNK. On December 11. 1944. ALICE.

Deiovea wire or the lste Vernon Funk, of 2208 Sidney avenue. Westport. Funeral from the parlors of Frederick A. Cole. 1200 West Lombard street, on Wednesday at 2.30 P.

M. Interment In Meadow Ridge Memorial Park. 13 GARB. On December 12. 1944.

DR. NA THANIEL S. beloved husband of Rhea Solomon Oarb. of 1811 Gwynns Falls Parkway, devoted father of I. Garb, son of Clara Garb and brother of Julia Garb.

Funeral from Sondhelm Home, 1902 Eutaw place, on Thursday morning. December 14. at 11 o'clock. Interment Hebrew Friendship Cemetery. 14 Giri'RK'H.

On December 11, 1944. JOSEPH, beloved husband of the late Anna Glpprlch (nee Behner). Funeral from his daughter's home, 301 8outh Macon street, on Thursday at 9.30. Solemn Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in Sacred Heart Cemetery.

14e GRACE. On December 9. 1944. at Akron, Ohio. JAMES beloved husband of Grace G.

Snyder Grace, father of Joseph and James Giai-e nd brother of Catherine Graham and Ie Grace. Friends may call at the Funeral Home of Charles F. Evans Son, 118 West Mount Royal avenue, on Wednesday, December 13. 1944, after 12 noon. Funeral services Thursday morning at 10.

Interment In Cathedral Cemetery. Lie GRIFFIN. On December 12. 1944. HARRY beloved husband of Bertha M.

Griffin (nee Braslngton), of 3010 Belmont avenue. Funeral eervlres will be held at William J. Tlrkner At Hona. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Friday at 2 P. M.

Interment In Lorraine Park Cemetecy. lie F. B. Wippert Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS Since 1904 1300 EUTAW PLACE BALTIMORE at MONROE ST. Phone Gllmor 1214-383? PCATH NOTICI9.

J9) SHANAIIKOtlK. Oil December 12. 1944 MARTHA aged 91. at 1200 Valley street. Requiem Mass at 6 o'clock on Thursday, at the Little Sisters of the Poor.

1200 Valley atreet 13e SKIPPER. On December 12. 1944 EMMA' beloved wile of the late Andrew J. Skipper. Funeral services will be held at William J.

Tlckner St Sons. North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Thursday at 2 30 P. M. Interment In Mount Olivet Cemetery. 4e STFIGFR -On December 10, 1944.

IDA DANNKNBEKG, beloved wife of Harry Steiger. Funeral from her late residence. 22.VI Linden avenue, on Wednesday afternoon, December 13. at 2 o'clock. Interment In Baltimore Hebrew Cemetery.

In mourning at 2256 Linden avenue. lie STF.MBI.F.R. On December 10. 1944, In Enulewood Hospital, Englewood. N.

SALL1E formerly of Baltimore. widow of the late Michael Heck-ert and daughter of the late John and Sara R. Stembler. and sister of the late Mrs. Edward Kenney.

Interment In Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore. Md. 13e SUMMERS. On December 12. 1944 CHARLES, at his residence.

237 North Lakewood avenue, husband of Julia M. Sommers (nee Fetcheri. 13e Due notice of funeral will be given SWEENEY. Oh December 10. 1944 LOKETTA A.

(nee Welsh), beloved wife of the late Patrick Sweeney, and mother of Patrick J. Sweeney and Roy Welsh. Funeral from her late residence. 615 North Bclnord avenue, on Thursday at 1 A M. Requiem Uiuh Mas at St.

Elizabeth's Church at 9 A Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery. 13 SZALKOWSKA. On December II, 1944, KAROLINA. beloved wife of the late Joseph Szalkowska. 13e Funeral from her late residence.

1631 Church street, on Thursday at 9 30 A. M. Requiem High Mass at St Athanaslus' Church at 10 A. M. Interment In Holy Cross Cemetery.

TAI.BOTT. On December 11. 1944. THOMAS JEFFERSON, beloved husband of Bridget Talbot (nee Burke). Funeral from hta late residence.

3101 White avenue, on Thursday at 8.45 A. M. Requiem Mass at St. Dominic's Church at 9.30 A. M.

Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery. 14 TEIPE. On December II. 1944. J.

ANTH- uiMx, Deiovea nusDand of Elizabeth Telpe (nee Desch). Funeral from his late residence. Birch avenue. Arbutus, on Thursday morning at 8.15., Requiem Mass at Ascension Church at 9 o'clock. Interment New Cathedral Cemetery.

14 VELI.I. On December 11. 1944. VIR-GINIO, beloved husband of the late Glovanna Vein (nee Sartorl). Funeral from his late residence, 225 President street, on Saturday at 9 15 A.

M. Requiem High Mass at St. Leo's Church at 9.45 A. M. Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery.

15e WALSH. On December 11, 1944. GEORGE beloved husband of Susie Walsh (nee Selbert). Funeral from hta late residence. 3237 Fait avenue, on Thursday, December 14, at 8.15 A.

M. Requiem High Mass at St. Brlgld'a Church at 9 A. M. Interment In Oak Lawn Cemetery.

14 WALTER. Suddenly, on December 12. 1944. ALBERT beloved husband of Margaret C. Walter (nee Campbell I.

Funeral from his home. 254 South Robinson street, on Friday morning at 8.30. Requiem High Mass at St. Elizabeth's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery.

15 WARD. On December 10. 1944, WAL TER beloved husband of Phoebe Ward. Funeral services will be held at his home. 2590 Druid Park Drive, on Wednesday at 2 P.M.

Interment In Mount Olivet Cemetery. 13 WARNER. On December 11. 1944. at Maplawood.

N.J.. MARTHA EUNICE (nee Gray), beloved wife of the late Edward A. Warner. Funeral from the residence of her daughter. Mrs.

Kathallne Warner Wroe, Relsterstown, on Wednesday at 2 P.M. Interment In All Saints' Cemetery. 13e WARNER. On December 11. 1944.

VIR GINIA M. (nee Grtffln). beloved mother of Miss Lorna D. Warner and James B. Warner.

13e Funeral services at the William Cook Mansion, St. Paul and Preston streets, on Thursday at 10 AM. In-j terment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery WEBER. On December 9. 1944.

JULIUS of 105 North Castle street, beloved husband of the late Mary Weber (nee Frledel). Funeral from the residence of his son, John Weber. 512 North Llnwood avenue, on Wednesdsy at 8.15 A.M Requiem Mass at St. Michael's Church at 9 A.M. Interment in Holy Redeemer Cemetery.

13 WEIDE. On December 11, 1944. DAVID. beloved husband of Johanna E. Welde (nee Domschke).

Funeral from hla home, 2901 Fuget street (Lakeland), on Thursday at 2 P.M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. 14e WEIDE. The Veterans Employe Association, Baltimore Division No. 2, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, announces with deepest regret the death of a beloved member.

DAVID WEIDE. STAMEY W. BEST, 13 President. WHF.RI.EY. On December 11.

1944. at his late residence. 2721 Strathmore avenue. MILTON AMBROSE, beloved husband of Cora 8. Wherley (nee Heissi.

Services at the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road, on Wednesday at 2 P. M. Interment In Parkwood Cemetery. 13e WINCHESTER.

On December 11. 1944. IX EN OR A (nee Wheeler), of 5204 Cuthbert avenue, beloved wife of the late Sydney Winchester. 13e Services from the Syfer Funeral Home, 1600 West North avenue, on Wednesday at 2 P.M. Interment In Savage, Md.

13e TINGLING. Suddently, on December 11. 1944, VERNON aged 66 yeara. beloved husband of Ethel Tingling (nee Colllson). Funeral from hl home.

2701 Violet venue, on Friday at 11 A. M. Interment In Druid Ridge Cemetery. 15 ZYBLEWSKI. On December 10.

1944. ANNA, beloved wife of the late Michael. Funeral from her daughter' residence, Anna Zamenskl. 309 South Colllngton avenue, on Thursday, at 8.30 A. M.

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Meanwhile, Ezra B. Whitman chairman of the State Roads Com mission, said it was likely that approval would be given today to a contract with the J. E. Greincr Company for engineering services and designs for State highway links "common to both the proposed Franklin street expressway and the proposed Patapsco River bridge. Toll Bridge Proposed With reference to a bridge over the Pafapsco, Mr.

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