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ni -y "i-(i i ii 11 111 if in "iiir nm i in im i 1 1 130 THE SUN, Tuesday. July 20, IMS CAPO 8 THANKS (2) Specimen Cords Of thanki Sent Free Upon Request Aiiloimilinn Ym On Hit New York, July 19 tP A special committee of the National Association of Securities Dealers rejected today the idea of a totally automated oer the counter market. It look the action after reviewing the presentations of five equipment manufacturers. The committee, headed by Robert M. Gardiner, a partner of Roy.

nnlds has been studying the problems of applying automation Profit, Sales Move Higher At Republic Cleveland, July 19 Republic Steel Corporation reported today pains in earnings and sales for the first half of 1965. The nation's third-ranked steel producer made or $3.02 a share, in the six months ended June 30. A year aco reported net income of $33,537,340, or $2.13 a share. First -half sales climbed to $767,221,388, up 25.8 per cent over the corresponding year-ago total of $610,121,059. "We're Encouraged" In the second quarter this year, Republic earned $1.54 a share, compared with $1.13 in the similar 1964 period.

T. ration, Republic board chairman, said "while we're encouraged by the improvement in our earnings, they are still running well below levels attained in former years on comparable volumes of business. "Much of this disparity is due to the fact that we have experi enced a persistent rise costs, MATHS (3) PRESLOPeKt July 18. 1965, DOROTHY X. (net Hammer) of Riverside drive, Pats, dens, beloved wlft of Joseph Preslopakv, snd devoted mother of Patricia May Donaldson snd Mrs.

Marilyn Lamartlns, snd stepmother of Mrs. Pamela Arndt, Mrs. Jonlt, Howard snd Miss Bophl Preslop. skv 20 Services st tht McCully Punersl Home, Patapsco svenut snd Third street, Brooklyn, on Tuesdsy st 11 AM. Interment In Glen Haven Cemetery.

Family will recelvt friends from 2 to 4 P.M, snd 7 to 8 P.M. REYNOLDS on July 18, 1985. In Annapolis, CLOWES FLOYD (Pop), age 6.1 years, beloved husband of Marlon H. Reynolds, of South River Park, Edgew'ater, Md. 21 Funeral on Wednesday, July 21, st 2 from the Taylor Funeral Chapel, 147 Gloucester street, Annapolis, Md.

Interment In Hlllcrest Cemetery, Annapolis, Md. RITTERSHOFER On July 18, 1965, JAMES FRANK, of 3015 Chesley avenue, beloved husband of Lena W. (nee Hoffman), devoted father of Mrs. Katherlne Teufel snd Mr. Edward J.

Rlttershofer; brother of Mrs. Christine Miles, Mrs. Katherlnt Connolly, snd Mrs. Mlnnlt Btrum-barger; also survived by thret grandchildren. 21t Services at tht Leonard J.

Ruck Funeral Home. 530.1 Harford road at Echodale, on Wednesday st 11 A.M. Interment In Parkwood Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 6 and 1 to P.M. ROSK.V On July 18, 1965.

BARRY JAY, at Providence, Rhode Island, ol Wilmington, Delaware, beloved ton of David and Florence Rosen, beloved brother of Judith Gall Rosen, of Wilmington, Delaware; beloved grandson of Mrs. Bella Rosen, of Trenton, New Jersey, and Mrs. Rose Snyder, of Baltimore, 21 Remains reposing at Sol Levlnson Brothers Home, 6010 Relsterstown road (at Plnkney). Service and Interment at the convenience of the family. IPleast omit flowers SALVERS On July 17, 1965, JESS of 47(U Curtis avenue, the beloved husband of Mildred M.

(nee McDon-ough) and devoted father of Mrs. Kathrynn E. Thompson snd Wesley E. Salyers. 21 Funeral services from tht Wm, Cook-Brooks Mansion, St.

Paul and Preston streets on Wednesday at 10 A.M. Interment In Baltimore National Cemetery. SAN'TOM Kerchoff Ray Chapter No. 90, O.E regrets the passing of WILLIAM SANTOM, beloved son of Sister Geraldlne Santom and beloved brother of Past Matroa Thelma Braunsteln. 20s ELEANOR ALTSCHTJLL, Worthy Matron, iiiLiiiuiiiS nn.iet.if.s mini in uit jcounter secuiilies and providing cost of materials and in average! depth and liquidity in these issues hourly employment costs without 'would be dangerously impaired hv KOnJuly 1.

1985, FLIZABETH (Bee Bsumgardneri, formerly of 1004 South East avenue, beloved wife of the late Elmer King and devoted mother of Mrs. Lillian Clock. Wllmer Klug and tht late Mrs. Anna Senger. Services at the Hoffman Funeral Home, 3218 Hudson street, on Thursday at 2 PM.

Interment In Meadowrldge Memorial Park Friends may call from 2 until 8 P.M, KRVSZTOFIAK nnn On Julv 1, 1985. JOHN of 327 South Durham street, beloved husband of the late Sophia Kryszto-flak and devoted father of Edward, Milton, John and Bernard Kryszto-flak, Mrs. Bertha Kowalewskl. Mrs. Sophia Rvnarzewskl, Mrs.

Dolores Klunk and the late Mrs. Frances Danneman. Also survived by 21 grandchildren and i great-grandchildren. Services st the John M. Weber fi Sons Funeral Home, 401 South Chester street, on Tuesday at 8 A M.

Requiem High Mass at Holv Rosary Church at 8.30 A.M. Interment In Sacred Heart of Mary Cemeterv. Visiting hours from 2 to 8 P.M. KWIATKOWSKI On July 18, 1965, MICHAEL formerly of 422 South Wolfe street, beloved husband of the late Mary Kwlatkowskl (nee Krawczynskl), devoted father of Estelle Lazusky, Marie Konskl. Frances Smith.

Walter, John, Michael, and Edward Kwlatkowskl. Also survived by eleven grandchildren. 21e Funeral from the SadowBkl Funeral Home, Washington and Gough streets on Thursday st 8.30 A.M. Solemn Requiem High Mass at Holy Rosarv Church at 9 A.M. Interment In Holy Rosary Cemetery.

Visiting hours from 2 until 9 P.M. LANCASTER Suddenly on Julv 19. 1965 WILLIAM GEORGE E. of 1556 Lister Roud Arbutus, beloved husband of Helen N. Lancaster uiee Teufel) and beloved father of Wllma Mal-lonee and beloved brother of Mrs.

Frederick Broglte, Mrs. Samuel Li-berto, Mrs. Gertrude Hawks snd Mrs. Frederick Boswell. Mr.

Lancaster rests at the Hw-ard H. Hubbard Funeral Home, 4107 Wllkens Avenue. Relatives and friends are invited to attend serv-vices on Wednesday at 3.30 P.M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery, Friends mav call 01 Tuesday between 2 and 5 P.M. and 7 to 9 P.M.

LANCASTER Baltimore Lodge No. 70, Loyal Order of Moose, regrets to announce the death of brother WILLIAM G. LANCASTER 20e JOHN R. CRAMER, Governor. LITTLE On July 19.

196.1, GEORGE JR of 1500 Roundhlll road, beloved husband of Adele R. Little, and father of Lt. Cmdr. George L. Little.

3d, 22 Service at Rolling Park Presbyterian Church on Thursday. July 22, at 10.30 AM. Graveside service In Arlington Cemetery. Drexel Hill, Pa. at 2.30 P.M.

I In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to your favorite charity. I.OWMAV Suddenly, on July 18, 1965. HELEN (nee Dlffendall) of 439 Cleveland road, Linthicum Heights, formerly of 2413 Washington the beloved wife of the late George W. Lowman and devoted mother of Audrey D. Hoffman.

20e Mrs. Lowman rests St The Howard H. Hubbard Funeral Home, 4107 Wllkens avenue. Relatives and friends are invited to attend services on Thursday at 11 A.M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery.

The family will receive friends daily between 2-5 and 7-9 P.M. MACKEV On July 17, 1965. ADELE B. of 4167 Judge Elmhurst, New York City, formerly of Baltimore. Maryland, beloved wife of Nelson Macken and mother of Nelson A.

Macken and Mrs. Patricia Clifton; sister of Mrs. Frank Inman and Charles Leasner. Funeral from the Ellsworth Armacost Funeral Chappl, 4600 Liberty Hgts. on Wednesday at 2 P.M.

Interment In Lorraine Cemetery. Visiting hours from 12 noon until 8 P.M. 21 VMN On July 18. 1965 IDA (nee Pollack) beloved wife of the late Ben jamin Malin, devoted mother of Samuel Malin, Mrs. Bessie Brager and Mrs.

Betty Belman, grand, mothpr of the late Marcia Mandel also survived by nine grandchildren and five great-grandchilden Services at Sol Levlnson Brothers Home 6010 Relsterstown road iat Plnkney), Monday July 19 at 3 P.M. 1 Enter parking courts through Pinkney road.) Interment Adgas nal Jacob Lodge, Cemetery, Rosedale. Please omit flowers. In mourning at 7110 Boxford road. 20t MITCHELL Suddenly on July 19, 1965, ELMER G.

Beloved husband of Lillian Mitchell, (nee Weber), of 6657 Loch Hill road. Beloved uncle of Muriel and Albert Castell. 22e Funeral services are to be held at H. Sander Sons, North avenue and Broadway, on Thursday, a 11 A.M. Interment In Woodlawn Cemeterv.

Friends mav call from to to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Ml'RPHY Suddpnly on July 18, 1965, JOHN J. of 719 South Potomac street, beloved husband of Helena E. Mur phy (nee Edwards) and brother of Mrs. Mary Mullaney and Mrs.

Louise Andrews, of Orlando. Fla; Mrs. Genleve Baker of Hagerstown, Mr. Albert Murphy, of Pittsburgh, and Mr. Charles Murphy of Hartford.

Conn. 22 Services at the funeral home of John A. Moran, 300D E. Balto. street, corner of Potomac street, on Thursday, July 22, at 2 P.M.

Interment In Oak Lawn Cemetery. Friends may visit on Monday. July 19, from 1 to 9 P.M. and on Tuesdav and Wednesday from 2 to 10 P.M. Ml'RPHY Highland Lodge, No.

184, A F. and A.M., deeply regrpts the passing of our late brother, JOHN J. MURPHY. Our sincere sympathy to wife and family. Memorial services will be held at 8 P.M., Wednesday, at Moran Funeral Home.

3000 E. Baltimore street. All members please attend 22t JAMES V. FTINCHCOMB Junior Warden vnppFVRFHnFR 0n juv 17 5 GERTRUDE SCALLY NOPPENBERGER, of 1403 Cllftvlew avenue, beloved wife of the late Michael P. Noppenberger, and beloved mother of Miss Anna Noppenberger and Mrs.

Gertrude Kellev. 20e Friends may call at the Wltzke Funeral Home, 4101 Edmondson avenue, from 3 P.M. to 9 P.M. Prayers on Tuesday at 8 30 A.M. Requiem High Mass at St.

Paul's Church, Caroline and Oliver streets at 9 A.M. Interment In Most Holy Rpdeemer Cemetery. PONN On July 18. 1965. LEON A E.

PONN inee Smtlh) of 39 South Strieker street, beloved wife of Russell Ponn, and beloved mother of Mrs. Kenneth Hines, Mrs. Kenneth Freeburger. Mrs. Crawley Simpson, Jr Mrs.

Grayson Schrnyer, Russell Ponn, Jr. snd Richard Allen Ponn. Friends may fall at tht Wlt7ke Funeral Home, Holllns ft Gllmor street, from 2 until 10 P.M. Service on Wednesday afternoon 1 o'clock. Interment In BaltU more Cemetery.

21 Bros, Inc. DIRECTORS DIATHI GrTvTS" On July 18, 1965, JOSEPH the beloved father of Jeffrey Douglas, William Joseph, and Drucllla Graves, ratrlcia Marie McDonald, and Daiilne Elizabeth sulllvan. Due notice by William Cook Brooks Hamilton Funeral Home. 21t A AG On July 18. 1965, BOYD of White Marsh, the beloved father of Jack Lee and Boyd O.

Hitag, beloved son of Laura E. and the late Olan A. Haag; beloved brother of Mrs. Fred Mills and Mrs. Joseph Luhner.

20e Funeral from the Lassahn Funeral Home, 7401 Belalr Road, on Wednesday at 10 A.M. Interment In Belair Memorial Gardens, Family requests visiting 2 to 5 and 7 to P.M. dally. HAMI'SON On July 19, 1965, DR. ROBERT E.

of 3514 North Calvert Street, Beloved husband of Mrs. Bemlce Hoflman Hampson. Devoted father of Robert Jr. and Bernlce M. Hampson.

Brother of Mr. Edward A. Hampson. 22e Services at the Seltz Funeral Home. 5209 York Road (at Mr-Cahe avenue) on Thursday at 11 A M.

Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. Frienda may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. HAMI'SON The Baltimore Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society regrets the passing of our President, DR. ROBERT HAMPSON, and extends Its sympathy to his family, 22e ROBERT W. JANSSEN Vice President HART.MAN On Mondav, July 19, 1965, FLORENCE M.

HARTMAN, nee Miller), of 8484 16th street. Silver Bprmg, Md beloved wife of the late John J. HHitman, mother of Joseph and John L. Hurtmau, Margaret K. Qulnn and Florence Morris.

20e Relatives and friends may call at Collins Funeral Home, 3821 14th street. N.W. Requiem muss at the Church of Christ the King, 2301 Colston drive, Silver Spring, Md, 011 Thursday, July 22 at 11 A M. Interment In Gate of Heaven Cemeterv. HEATH On July 18, 1965, LINWOOD J.

HEATH, of 1318 Westbum road, Westview, CatonsVUle. Beloved husband of Emma M. Heath inee Llndl, and beloved father of Mrs. M. Carol Baranoskl and Lln-wood J.

Heath, Jr. 22e Friends may call at the Wltzke Funeral Home, 4101 Edmondson avenue, from 2 P.M. until 10 P.M. Prayers on Thursday at 9.15 A.M. Requiem High Mass at St.

James Church, Aisqulth and Eager streets at 10 AM. Interment In Garden of Faith Cemetery, On July 19. 1965, JAMES A of 1430 Holbrook street, beloved son of the late Henry C. and Annie Bailey Hellman. 22e Funeral services are to be held at H.

Sander Sons Funeral Home, North avenue and Broadway on Thursday at 8.30 AM. Requiem Mass at St. James the Less Church at 9 A.M. Interment In Holv Redeemer Cemetery. HERMAN The Past Presidents Council of the Auxiliary of Yedz Grotto, expresses deep sorrow upon the passing of MELVIN HERMAN, brother of Past President, Mrs.

David Fox, MRS. LOUIS GOODWICH, 20e Secretary. HfTTEL On JulT 18, 1965, MARTIN JOSEPH, husband of Marie Hit-' tel (nee Robl), of 324 South Frank-llntown road, and devoted father of Mrs. Marie (Bonnie) Woolford, Mrs. Frances (Nancy) Dunkerly, Mrs.

Rita Brooks, and the Messrs. Martin R. and Robert C. Hittel. Services at the George L.

Schwab Home. 2101 Frederick Ave. (at Pulaski St.) on Wednesday morn ing at 8.30. Requiem High Mass at St. Benedict Church at 9 clocK Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery.

Visiting hours from 2- 9.30 M. 20e JENKINS On July 15, 1965. BENJAMIN F. of 3508 Greenspiing avenue. Beloved husband of Catherine L.

Jenkins and father of Mrs. Blanche Morris of Arlington. Texas Funeral services will be held at William J. Tlckner North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Tuesday at 10 A.M. Interment In Baltimore National Cemetery, F'rlendg may call dally from 7 until 9 PM.

Kindly omit flowers. 20 JORAN On July 17, 1965, ANNA B. (nee Bakllkl, of 4627 Pennington ave nue, beloved wife of Andrew Joran, devoted mother of Andrew W. Joran, and also survived bv ftvt grandchildren, and sister of Mrs. Catherine Moore, Thomas and Joseph Bakllk.

20e Services at the McCully Funeral Home, Patapsco avenue, and 3rd. street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday at 8.15 A.M. Requiem Mass at St. Athanaslus Church at 9 A.M. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery.

Family will receive friends from 2 until 8 P.M. KEATING On July 17, 1965, MYRTLE V. (nee Crate), of 5414 Bucknell road, beloved wile of the late William F. Keating, devoted mother of Mrs. Margaret McCall, Miss Delores Keating.

21e Services at the Leonard J. Ruck. Funeral Home, 5305 Harford roaci (at Echodale avenue on Wednesday at 8 A.M. Requiem High Mass will be celebrated at St. Anthony's Church at 9 AM.

Interment In Oak Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call on Monday and Tuesday from 2 to 5 P.M. and 7 to 9 P.M. KEITHI.EY On July 19, 1965, INEZ fnee Foster 1, of 1057 Wilmington avenue, beloved wife of the late John Ketthlev. mother nf the late Luther Hogg, sister of Lillian M.

Plgott, aunt of Madonna B. Shlller, William Harry Robert A. Goble and Mickey M. Lotz. Also survived by three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren from Hampton.

Va. 22e Mrs. Kelthley rests at the Howard H. Hubbard Funeral Home, 4107 Wllkens avenue. Due notice of services will be given later.

K1RBY On July 18. 1965. HARRY O. of 111 Gorsuch road. Tlmonium.

Md beloved husband of Dorothy M. Klr-hv (nee Meverl; devoted father of Miss Nancy C. Klrby and Miss Janet L. Klrby; son of Mrs. Mae Kirby (nee Meyers) nd the late Howard O.

Klrbv, 2ie Services at the Leonard J. Ruck 1 Punerat Home, 5305 Harfordl roaa at on inuiauny m. 11 AM. Interment In Moreland Memorial Park. Frienda may call from 2 P.M.

to 5 P.M. and 7 P.M. from 2 to 5, and 7 to 9 P.M. on Tuesday and Wednesday. KIRBY Mount Morlah Lodge No.

116 A.F At A announces with sincere regret the passing of brother HARRY O. KIRBY. Dates of funeral and Masonic memorial services will be announced Inter, 21 MAURICE D. ATZRODT, Worshipful Master. KIRBY The officers and members of Bethel No.

25. International Order Jobs Daughters, deeply regret the passing of their associate guardian, MR HARRY KIRBY. 21e SHARON GUERTLER. Honored Queen. KIRBY The Maryland Chapter Telephone Pioneers of America, announce with deep regret the death of one of our members.

HARRY O. KIRBY snd extends sincere sympathy to his family. 20e PUNERAL. DIATHI I to the dissemination of quotations between dealers in an effort to develop a standardized low-cost system which can be used by the association's 4.000 members. Gardiner said the committee would recommend that the association's board of governors not support or back any proposed automated quotation system for over-the-counter securities which removes the principle of a negotiated market by mechanically crossing and matching buy and sell stock orders in a computer.

Gardiner added that while the N.A.S.D. was still engaged in a study process, it has been deter mined that the essential function performed by individual traders of making markets in over-the- any computer system that auto matically executes transactions in a machine. Robert W. Haack, N.A.S.D. president who also is a member of the committee, said it was the association's goal to develop cri teria tor a quotation system that would aid in the dissemination of information for both investors and dealers, ami at the same time im prove the mechanics of the over the-counter market.

BANKS REDUCE FOREIGN LOANS Cuts Are $300,000,000 Below Target Level New York, July 19 Banks have cut their foreign loans below the Government's target level, a F'ederal Reserve official said today. In the first two months of the year before the Administration's balance-of-paymenls program was announced hank loans to for eigncrs increased by $400,000,000. This was reduced to $40,000,000 in March and there was a return flow of dollars totaling 000 in April and May. The official, Robert L. Sam- mons, an adviser to the Federal Reserve Board, made the report at a conference sponsored by the American Management Associa tion.

To curtail a persistent flow of dollars overseas, the Administration asked banks to hold additional foreign loans to 5 per cent of the amount outstanding at the end of 1964. If banks adhere to this guide line the increase in foreign loans will be held to $500,000,000 or less. 51 Over Target Sammons said 51 banks were over the target by a combined amount of $110,000,000. Thirteen banks accounted for $83,000,000 of the excess. This $110,000,000 was more than offset by many banks who were well below the guideline.

During the rest of the year there will probably be a gradual outflow, but it is clear even at this early date that the banking community is going to meet the goal," Sammons said. Livestock Markets Baltimore IP- CUSD.M MelT active. CATTLE 1 .000. Moderately active tppm nnri heifers steariv to ineak. cows stpadv.

bulls fteady to weak, feelers steadv. Hunnly about 40 nrr slaughter steers and heifers. 40 fppdprs Fstimated vpal and calf suc- lbs $27- 27.50: good. mi- utandaid. $23 -24.

Slaimhtpr hPlfers Kood to low choice. 650-800 lbs $24 25 25: standard and low iooo. so i.s coi-a utility and commercial, sis 25 Feeder Cattle- Good and choice stpers 650-950 lbs. $2 25.50: ood nd choice heifers 450-650 $18 50- 21 HOGS Receipts. 1,500.

Moderately active. Barrows, gilts and sows steady. Barrows and Gilts S. No. 1 Ar.

2 im-230 lbs $25.75: small lot "0 lh. $2.1.85: S. M. I mi wu in a nTS. 270 25.25 Sows- No.

1 3 300-400 $'0 21 50: UP No. 2 3 4OO-500 $1920: 500-600 lbs. $18-19. Chicago rhiro. July 19 i-r JV tftfiAMfR" The Baltimore City Retired Fellre Association.

regrets the loss of their brother member, retired officer, THOMAS A. CRF.AMKR. ARTHUR MC CI.OSKKL. SO President. cRotrai On July IS, 1065, J.

EMORY, of 220 Lincoln avenue, Glen Burnle, beloved husband of the late IsHhell Crouch (nee Coffey) alao survived by three sisters, Mrs, F.lsle I.ochstamthfor and Mia. Helen Woolen, of Florida; Mia. Hilda Charlton and two Wilbur K. Bnd A. Vernon Cinunh, of Baltimore.

20e Service from the Ambrose Funeral Home, K128 Sulphur Spring road. Arbutus, on Wednesday at 2 P.M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. Visiting hour are from 3 to 5 and 7 to P.M. HA II Nr.

On July 18, 1965, ROSE A beloved wife of the late Emanuel H. Dahne of 3321 Fleldvlew road, devoted mother of Ralph, Norton and Mar vin H. uanne, Mrs. Keunen Aiper-ateln, Mrs Sam Fmk. Mrs.

Nathan S. Jacobson, and Mrs. Leonard Fruman, also survived by 1.1 grand children and six great-grandchildren. 20e Services at Sol Levlnson and Bros. Home, 6010 Relsterstown road (at Plnkney) on Monday July 19.

at 2 M. lenter parking courts through Plnkney road). Interment Shaarel Zlon Congregation Cemetery, Rosedale. I Please omit flowersl. In mourning at 3900 Glen avenue.

DAHNE Anshe Emunah Altz Chalm Con-gregntlon deeply reurets the passing of ROSA A. DAHNE. beloved mother of our member. Marvin Dahne. Members of the congregation are requested to visit the house of mourning, 3900 Glen avenue 20e RABBI JACOB A.

MAX, Spiritual Leader. BENJAMIN LERNER, Congregation President. MRS. HARMON ZIMMERMAN, Sisterhood President. LIONEL OLESKER.

Brotherhood President. MRS. STANLEY BLOCK, A. President. DAHNE The Baltimore Chapter of the American Medical Center at Denver, regrets the passing of our tnemher ROSE DAHNE, mother of our member.

Berlha Fink and mother In-law of our member Dahne 20e MRS. PAUL LUERY, President DAHNE The Fink Family Circle expresses deep sorrow upon the passing of ROSE A. DAHNE. mother of our member, Bertha Fink. Please attend house of mourning at 3900 Glen Avenue.

20e SALLY F.HRENPREIS, President of Fink Family Circle. DIMIRKOW On July 17, 1965. JOHN, of 2222 Fast Lombard street, beloved husband or Maria Dimlrkow and beloved father of Alexander, Zlna and 20e Services at the Dippel Brothers, Funeral Home, 1800 East Lombard street tat Ann), on Tuesday morning at 8.30. Dlvln liturgy at St. Andrew's the Apostle Russian Orthodox Catholic Church at, 9 o'clock.

Interment, In St. An drew's Parish Cemetery. Parastas services Monday evening at o'clock. DIMIRKOW On Julv 17. 196.1.

JOHN, of 2222 East Lombard street, beloved hus band of Maria Dimlrkow and be loved father of Alexander, Zlna and Mike Dimlrkow. 20e Services at the Dippel Bros. Fu neral Hony. 1800 East Lombard street, at Ann street, on Tuesday morning at. 8 30 o'clock.

Divine Liturgy at St. Andrew the Apostle Russian Orthodox catholic cnurcn, at 9 o'clock. Interment In St. Andrew'! Parish Cemetery. DIXON The McDonogh Alumni Association recreta to announce the death, on July 18, 1965, at Mantua, Ohio, of a fellow alumnus.

William DIXON, class of 193.1. 20e LAWRENCE M. RICKETTS. President DIXON' Suddenly, on Julv 18, 196.1, WILLIAM DIXON of Mantua. Ohio, beloved husband of Ida Dixon, inee Wvsor).

Father of Joyce Dalcv. and Judith E. Polantz. 20e Funeral services In Mantua, Ohio. DWAYER On Julv 19, 1965, MARY ELIZABETH (nee Gibbona), of 2839 St.

Paul street, formerly of 4107 Idaho avenue, beloved wife of the late William H. Dwayer and devoted mother of Mr. Douglas G. Dwayer, of Silver Spring, and sister of Miss Katherlne Gibbons. 22 Services at her late residence, 2839 St.

Paul street, on Thursday, July 22, at 8.45 A.M. Requiem High Mass at St. John's Church, Long Green, at 10 A.M. Interment In St. John's Cemetery.

FRANK On July 18. 1965, MARTIN H. of 6602 Rannoch drive, Dunmore, Catonsvllle, the beloved husband of Catherine Frank (nee Stroehla) and father of Henry M. Frank and grandfather of Richard Martin Catherine and Charles G. Frank.

Mr. Frank rests at the Howard H. Hubbard Funeral Home, 4107 Wllkens avenue. 20e Relatives and friends are Invited to attend services on Wednesday at 11 A.M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery.

Friends may call after 8 P.M. on Monday and on Tuesday between i and 5 and 7 to 8 P.M. GAMBER On julv 19. 1965, MARIE C. (nee Homburg), of 5614 York road, beloved mother of Mrs.

Ann Sklbhe Miss Dorothy I. Gamber and Mr. A. David Gamber, and sister of Mrs. Helen E.

Fangmeyer. Also survived by seven grandchildren. 21e Pravers at MacNabb As Son Funeral Home, 301 Frederick road (at the heltwav exit 13). Catonsvllle on Wednesday at 9 30 A.M. Requiem high mass at St.

Mark's Church at 10 o'clock. Interment In Cathedral Cemetery. Visiting hours from 2 to 8.30 P.M. GERNAND On July 19, 196.1, MARY at the Silver Cross Home, the wife of the late Jesse N. Geinand and mother of Norman T.

Gernand. 20 Mrs. Gernand rests at tht Howard H. Hubbard Funeral Home. 4107 Wllkens avenue.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend services on Wednesday at 1 P.M. Interment In Asbury Methodist Cemetery, Relsterstown. The fami llv will receive friends on Tuesi dav from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. (ill.MOl'R On July 18, 1965. at tht Wesley Home.

2211 W. Rogers avenue, DAISY aged 88, beloved daueh-ter of the late Thomas B. and Ella Gtlmour. 20 Funeral services will be held at William J. Tlckner Ar Sons.

North and Penna. avenues on Tuesday at 2 P.M. Interment In Baltimore Cemetery. GODDARD On July 18, 1965. ANNIE (nee Fauers) formerly of 321 Fort avenue, beloved wife of the late Daniel K.

Goddard, and devoted mother of Mrs. Alice Blsesl, Mrs. Martha Strickland, Mrs. Cecelia Smith. Mrs.

Barbara Anthony and Mrs. Pearl Dickey. William and Charles Cookson, George and Austin Goddard. 21e Services at the McCully Funeral Home. 130 Fast Fort a-venue.

on Wednesday at 1 PM Interment In Cedar HiU Cemetery. Expreii Your Sympathy with Fionas frem J. J. Cummings IONS 1123 W. Boltimort St.

Phortt Plaza 2 1 374-5-6 MATHS compensating price increases. He noted average hourly employment costs haws risen 77 cents an hour, or 19.fi per cent, ince the first half of 1959. Patton said steel users are rapidly attaining what they consider to be ample levels of steel inventories, adding: "The extent of this inventory buildup makes it virtually certain that total amount of steel produced in the second half of 1965 will be well below the record output of the first half of 1965." He said Republic's six monlh Ingot production and shipments were the highest for any half-year period in the company's history. St. Regis Paper To Sell 7 Planls New York, July 19 St.

Regis Paper Company said it agreed to sell seven of its twenty-five corrugated shipping container plants to satisfy the Federal Trade Commission. The FTC has been investigating St. Regis acquisition of properties in the 1950's. St. Regis said, the agreement provides for a con-gent decree that will settle the investigation.

According to St. Regis "the agreement expressly provides that, is for settlement purposes only and doesn't constitute an admission by St. Regis that the allegations of fact stated in the proposed complaint, other than the jurisdictional allegations, are tru? or that the law has been violated as set forth in such complaint." Three of the plants are in California, at Salinas, Fullerton and Emeryville. The others are in Birmingham, Jersey City, N.J., Tacoma, Wash, and Jacksonville, Fla. St.

Regis has a second corrugated shipping container plant at Jacksonville that isn't affected The company agreed not to acquire for ten years without FTC approval, any manufacturer of linerboard, corrugating medium container chip or fillerboard or any converter of such products into corrugated products. UnionCarbideExpands Planls In Sweden Dow Jonrt Neus Smirr New York, July 19 Union Carbide Corporation will expand its polyethylene plant in Sweden by 50,000,000 pounds a year, the company announced. The expansion hrina ran-ioilv lo 100 nOO 000 lYlimrlc a vear yuuuua a The company declined to give. COSt figure. It did Say that It Will he financed out of funds generated KwTtnifn k'nm! A lio rnmnQnu 1 viiuua is, w.v.

that operates the plant. It is jointly owned by Union Carbide and! BF.RI.IV Suddenly, nn July Id, 1985, TTRBT. of 141114 Chesterfield road, Rnrk-Vllle, Md beloved mm of Florence and Alvln Bel Berlin; devoted brother of Robin and Hllea Rerlln and beloved grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. William Goldberg, of BaltU more.

Funeral services at the. Bernard Panzansky Sons Funeral Home, 3501 Fourteenth street, N.W., Washington, on Tuesday, July 20, at 1 r.M. Interment In Kinu David Memorial Gardens. Memorial week 141114 Chesterfield road, noi'kville, Md. In lieu of flowers, the family sucuosts that rnntrlhiiMnns may be made to the Montgomery General Hospital, Olney, Md.) 2(ia BIRRVM4N Sudenlv nn July 17, 1 MJUT E.

I nee Bnlllnoeri of 54(13 Main street ElMlriwe, Md. Beloved wife of Upton S. Hrrrvman and slater of Howard Bnlllniter. Service at Heniv W. Jenklna it Sons York road, on ues-day.

Julv 21) at 11 A Interment Blackrock Cemetery. Butler. Balti more County, Md. Frtenda may call Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 P.M. 20e BLACK On July 19, 1965.

ROBERT, of 1623 Lancaster street, beloved Infant son of Charles and Victoria Black and brother of Charles and Kath leen Black. 21e Funeral from Lilly Ai Zeller. Inr. Funeral Home, 1901 Eastern avenue on Tuesday, July 20 at 1.30 P.M Interment In Glen Haven Cemetery. BLOOMER On July 17.

FRANK of 309 Greenlow road. Academy Heights. Catonsvllle, beloved husband of Emily M. Bloomer (nee Porteri, and helmed father of William F. Bloomer Friends mav call at the Wlfke Funeral Home.

4101 Edmpndson avenue from 3 to 5 and 7 to P.M. Service on Tuesday at 11 A M. Interment in Meadowrldge Memorial Park. 20e BOH1NSKI On July 16, 1965, JULIAN, of 412 S. Wolfe strppt, beloved husband of Sophia Bohmskl inee (ium-kowskli and atepfather of Mrs.

Genevieve Mnrawskl, Mrs. Lillian Ordakowskl, Melvln J. Edward and Jessie Zielskl. snd beloved brother of James Bohlnskl, also survived by 8 grandchildren. 20e Funeral from Lilly and Zeller Funeral Home.

1901 Eastern avenue nn Tuesday, July 20. at 8.30 A.M. Requiem High Muss at Holy Rosary Church. 9 A.M. Interment In Holy Cemetery.

Friends may call from 2 to 10 P.M. BOZMAN On July 18. 1965, JAMES DEN-WOOD, beloved husband of the late Ona White Bozman and de-votPd father of Mrs. Grace PUert and Mrs. Frances Lalrd.

Also sur vived by 2 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren and son of the late Daniel D. and Wll-helmlna Bozman. (Somerset County, Md. papers please copy.) Funeral services will be held at Wm. J.

Tlckner Ar Sons, North Ppuna. avenues on Wednesday at 2 P.M. Interment private. (Kindly omit flowers, 21e BROOKA On July 16, 1965, ANNA (nee Smith) of 617 South East avenue, beloved wife of the late Frank Brodka, devoted mother of Mrs. Betty Frever, Anna Ruzakowskl, Messrs.

Frank, George, Albert, Frederick, and the late William L. Brodka. 20 Services from the Charles B. Zeiler Funeral Home, 901 South Conkllng street. tat Hudson on Tuesday at BIS A.M.

Requiem High Mass at Sacred Heart Church at 9 A.M. Interment In Sacred Heart Cemetery. Visiting hours 2 to 9 P.M. BKODOWSK1 On July 18, 1956, ADOLPH of 112 Millers Island road, beloved husband of Lois Brodowski (nee Jackson 1 and brother of John and Adam Brodowski, Mrs. Emma Raschka and Mrs.

Katie Sofinow ski. 21e Funeral from the "Ullrich Fu neral Home of Dundalk, 2112 Dun dalk avenue, nn Wednesday at 10 A.M. Interment In Christ Lutheran Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. BROWN Suddenly, on July 18, 1965, ROBERT of Box 244.

Oliver Beach, beloved husband of Rita Brown (nee Keller); father of Miss Kathleen Brown. Mesdames Pa tricia Fowler, Mary Krepp, Messrs. Ronald and Robert Brown, brother of Mr. George B. Brown and grandfather of Linda Krepp.

Funeral from the Schmlnunek Funeral Home, 3331 Brehms lane, at Mannasota and Erdman avenues on Thursday at, 9 A.M. Requiem HiRh Mass at Our Lady Queen of Peace, at 10 A M. Interment In Sacred Heart of Jesus Cemetery. (Parking In rear.) 22 BIRNS Suddenly, on July 18. 1965, ALFRED G.

age 95 years, beloved husband of the late Ida fl. Rogers Burns. 20e Funeral from the R. Madison Mitchell Funeral Home, 123 South Washington street, Havre de Grace, oil Wednesday, at 2 P.M. Interment In Angel Hill Cemetery.

Friends may call Tuesday 1 to 9 Bl RROWS-KEEFER On Julv 18, 1965. DOROTHY W. (nee Wlsei, of 1423 Stonewood road, beloved wife of Herbert C. Burrows, and devoted mother of David B. Keefer and daughter of Mollis and the late William riix.

21 L. Wise, sister of Mrs, Lillian Bid-. Services at. Henry W. Jenkins and Sons 4905 York road, on Wednesday, Julv 21 at 11 A M.

Interment In Lorraine Park Cemetery. Friends may call, to and 7 to 9.30 P.M. Bl SIC Oil JUIV 18, 1965, HARRY WELBLfrJ of the Hopkins husband of Ann W. Buslck (nee Walsh). 20e Services at the Henry W.

Jenkins Sons, 490.1 York on Tuesdav, July 20, at 11 A.M. Interment Private, Visiting hours will be Monday, 12 noon-S P.M. Please omit flowers. CAMPO On Julv 17, 1965, anuklina (nee Tornabene), of 4502 Marble Hall road, beloved wife of the late John Campo, devoted mother of Miss Rose Camp and Mr. Alfred A.

Campo. 20e Services at the Leonard J. Ruck. Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road 1 at Erhodale avenue). On Tuesday 8 A.M.

High Masi of Requiem will be celebrated at St. Matthews Church, at 9 A.M. Interment In Holy Redeemer's Cemetery. Frienda may call from 2 to 5. and 7 to 8 P.M.

(RANMER Suddenly, on juiy ih, moa, ai nis home, 210 East Fairfax street. Falls Church, Virginia. EVERETT formerly of 1106 Edmondsnn avenue. Catonsvllle. beloved husband of Shirley Cranmer inee Siski.

devoted father of Kathleen Cranmer and beloved son of Mrs. Fmtly G. Cranmer. of Beech Haven. N.J.

and the late Leon Cranmer. 51e Funeral from the Farley Funeral Home. 6601 Frederick avenue, at Shady Nook, on Thursday at 9 30 A M. Requiem Mass at St. Mark Church at 10 A M.

Interment In Cathedral Cemetery. Visiting hours 7 to 9 Tuesday, and 2 to .1 and 7 to 9 P.M. Wednesday. CHAMBERS Suddenly on July to. 196.1, wunam beloved husband of Dorli C.

Chambers inee Creamer). Funeral servlrei will be held his home. 202 S. Loudon avenue on Tuesday at 11 o'clock, Interment In Loudon Tark Cemetery. 20e CHRsmr.

On Julv 17, 1965. ROSEMARY CHARSHEE. of 125 Tlmonium road, beloved wife of Thomas 1 Cha.shee, Jr. and devoted mother of Lvnda, Helen, and Donna, beloved daughter of Pierre and Helen Almeras, sister of Mrs. Helen Lewis.

21e Services In the Wm. Cook-Brooks Towsnn Funeral Home. 1050 York road. Beitwav exit 76. at 10 A nn Wednesday, Julv 21.

Interment In Baltimore National Cemeterv Friends mav cnll daily from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 M. CREAM ER On Julv 17, 196.1. at his residence 1308 Asburv road, THOMAS beloved husband of Florence Creamer mee Sarhsel end beloved brother of Mrs. Marie F.ngelberth nd HaiTT Creamer. nd beloved father of the late Tommy Creamer.

21 Tuners! from tbe Burgee runeral H.ime, 3631 Fall! road, nn Wednesday, Julv 51 it 1 in Baltimore Deaths HILSERERO. 1 hi- mini of the lste Wllllsm C. Si wish lo exnren (heir r-nircntion to fnrnria atiri nrganii'ailnni Inr their kind exnies-sinus of svmnathy und cnndolfncr riiiiins our rnent brtravrtvent. MRS. WILLIAM HILSKBKRO AND I'AMIU DEATHS (3) Death Notteet Received Too Late For Classification Will Be Found On Page A i rx WhFR On MonclHv Julv 10, at the Keswick Home P.F.NJAM1N he-loved husband of Ihf late Alethia Alexander and father nt Marvin Alexander of Norfolk.

Vs. 20p Funeral services will he held nt William J. Tlckner At Sons Funcrnl Home. North mid Pennsylvania avenues on Wednesday, July 12 at 11 AM Interment In Mnrcland Memorial Cemetery. Family will receive friends on Tuesday at 7 P.M.

Al Suddenly, on July Id, ORACF, Hire Wilder of S.156 Link avenue, Arbutus, beloved wife of the late Oeui'Re A. Allen and devoted mnthpr of Margaret F. Harrison. Services at the Ambrose Funeral Home. 328 Sulphur Spnnu road, Arbutus, on Tuesday at 1 P.M.

Interment In Baltimore National Cemrtrrv. Visiting hours from 3 to and 7 to 8 P.M. 20 AI SiVNUK Ml'M ST) On July 19, 1H6.V JOSKPH. of 621 South Bethel street, beloved husband of the late Catherine inee Machi and devoted father of William Bernard Melvln Patricia T. August and Mrs.

Mar-lene Mastrocola. Also survived by four grandchildren. 22 Services at The John Weber and Sons, Funeral Home. 401 South Chester street. (Due notice).

BAFHIt On July 13. 1365. DOROTHY 71. (nee Oberlei. of Ifill Fast Twenty-eiRhth street, beloved wife of Gporse M.

Bnphr; devoted sister of Mr Charles J. Oberle. 21e Funeral services at the Leonard Ruck Funeral Home. Harford road, at Fchnriale avenue, on Thursday at 8 A.M. High Mass of Requiem will he celebrated at St.

Frniicls of Asslssl Church at 9 A M. Interment. In Holy Cross Cemetery, Brooklyn. Friends mav rail from 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 P.M. BANK On July 18.

1965. SIMON P. of 7004 Park Heights avenue, beloved hus-band of Rose Bank (nee Fox), de. voted father of Merrill L. Bank; bplovrd brother of Mrs.

Sarah Lessenco, Mrs. Rose Olldrn, Mrs. B. Bnklor, Mrs. Yetta Dembo of Baltimore, Mrs.

Ida Harris of Ot'llli. Georgia and the late Joseph Jacob and Georae Bank. Also survived by 3 grandchildren. 20e Servirrs at Sol Levlnson Bros. 6010 Rcistertown road (at Plnknryj on Monday, July at 4 P.M.

Enter parkins courts through Pinknev Rd.l Interment In Beth Jacob Congregation Ceme-tpry. FlnksbuiK. Md. I Please omit flowers! In mourning at 3315 Labyrinth Rd. BANK The Beth Jacob CoiiRreKatlon ex presses deep sorrow upon the pass Ing of SIMON BANK, father of our member, Merrill Bank.

Mem hers of the congregation are re cinpsted to visit the house of mourning. 3315 Labyrinth road. RABBI TJRI MILLER. MORRIS J. COHEN, President.

SOLOMON LISS. Chairman of the Board, MRS. SOL LEADER. Sisterhood President. BENJAMIN SAPPERSTEIN, 20 Brotherhood President.

BASK Miriam Lodge deeply re grets the passing of SIMON BANK, beloved husband of member Rose Bank, devoted father-in- law of member Helen S. Bank, devoted brother of member Mrs. Sarah Lessenco. Our deepest sympathy to the bereavs'd family. MRS.

SHELDON BUCKNER, 20 President. BANK Shaarel Zion Center notes with deep soNow the passing of SIMON P. BANK, whose family have been friends of the congregation of long standing and extends deep-felt condolences to the family. 20e DOCTOR ISRAEL TABAT. RABBI.

HYMAN A. PRESSMAN. President. MRS. MICHAEL COHEN, Sisterhood President.

BARDROI'T On July 18, 1965, DALE FV, of 2918 Putty Hill avenue, beloved son of Mr. Joseph A. Bardroff, Sr. and Mrs. Dorothy A.

Bardroff (nee Hester), devoted brother of Joseph A Bardroff. Jr. and Christopher Owen Bai'doff. 20e Services at th Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road (at Echodalel, on Tuesday at 8 A.M.

A High Mass of The Antjels will be celebrated at, St. Urstifai Church at 9 A.M. Interment. In Holy Redeemer Cemetery. Friends mav call gfter 1 P.M..

beginning Sunday. BEAM, On July 18. 196.1, THOMAS he-loved husband of Fannie M. Beall of 4821 Park Heights avenue, and devoted father of Mrs. Etta French and Chief Petty Officer Charleg Roberts, United States Navy.

21e Funeral servtcei will be held at William J. Tlckner As Sons, North fi Penna avenue. On Wednesday, at 2 30 P.M Interment at Druid Ridge Cemetery. BECK On July 19. 196.1.

AMELIA 8. (nee Horn) of 3102 Weaver avenue, beloved wife of the late Harry J. Beck, devoted mother of Clinton C. Beck and Mr. Harry R.

Beck, also survived by four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. 22 Funeral services from the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 530.1 Harford road I at Echodalel, of which due notice will he given. BECKER On July 17, 1065. ELIZABETH O.

1 nee Bauerl. of 2806 Gibbons avenue, beloved wife of the late Hil-herth Becker, and devoted mother of Mrs. Edna Hettchen. Mrs. Hilda Kinnear, Mrs.

Ruth Reich. Mrs. Marlon Wilson. Mrs. F.U?abeth Martin, Mr.

Fenby Becker, of Orlando. Florida, and the late Mvrtle Duel beck, and How ard Beckner. 20e Services from tha Leonard J. Puck Funeral Home. 3305 Harford road (at Fchociale avenue on Tuesday at 2 P.M.

Inter, ment In Baltimore Cemetery. BENDA (BENDER) On Julv 17, 1965, JOSEPH C. eJ 3528 Klmora avenue, formerly of 620 McKewln avenue, beloved husband of Amanda Benda, and father of Mesdames Barbara Ray, Mane Oswlnkle. Messrs. Joseph and Edward Bender, and the late Julia Keily, also survived by eight grandchildren gnd eleven greatgrandchildren.

20e Funeral from the Schlmunek Funeral Home. 3331 Brehms lane at Mannasota and trdman aenues on at 8 15 AM Requiem high mass at St Wences-lu Church at 9 A M. Interment In Holv Redeemer Cemeterv. Visiting hours 2 until 9 P.M. (Parking In rear).

BENEDICT On July 18. 1965. FRANK, of 4407 Mary avenue, beioved husband of Ida Benedict inee Samlltonl, devoted father of Mr Jerome Benedict, devoted brother of Mrs. Agnei Pefza, Misa Beatrice Benedict, Mrs Otiliia. Mannlon, Mr Anna Vlerkiewlc.

20e Servlcee the Leonard J. Ttuck Funeral Home Jnc 5305 Harford road iat Echoda'e avenue, on Tuesday at 10 A Interment In Garden ct Faith Cemetery. SCOTT On Friday. Jtriy 18, 1965, DORA A. (nee Seebo) of 2601 McComat avenue, Dundalk, beloved mother of Dora L.

Jenkins, and W. E. Scott, and the late Gerald Scott. Also survived by eight grandchildren. Mrs.

Scott rests at the Dundalk Funeral Home of John J. Duda, 7922 Wise avenue. Visit In hours 2 until 9 P.M. 20 Funeral services on Tuesday st 1 P.M. Burial In George Washington Cemetery, Hyattsvllle, Md.

SHIRE On July 18, DOUGLAS GORDON; of 602 Alleghany Towson. beloved husband of Helen D. Shurt (nee Dean), father of Jarquelint L. Shure, and Mrs. Jean S.

Amos. Friends may call at the G. Howard Strong Funeral Home, 3207 W. North Ave. at Hilton St.

on Mon, from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. 20e Services on Tuesday st 1 P.M. Interment In Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens. SHIRE Adherence Lodge No. 88, A.F.

At A.M., deeply regrets the death of brother, past master, DOUGLAS G. SHURE. Funeral services will bt held Tuesday, July 20, 1 P.M., at G. Howard Strong's Funeral Homt. 3207 West North Avenue.

20 JOSEPH W. KING, Worshipful Master. SMITH On July 17, 196,1, NELLIE M. (net Neary). of 4604 Freedom way, beloved wife of Leo Andrew Smith and devoted mother of Leo Franrn Smith and Mrs.

Rita Parks. 20 Services at the Funeral Home of John A. Moran. 3000 East Baltimore street, corner of Potomac street, on Tuesday, July 20. at 8 30 A M.

Requiem High Mas at St. Elizabeth's Church st 9 A.M. Interment In Gardens of Faith Cemetery. Friends may visit from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 P.M. SPEARMAN On July 19.

196,1, JAMES of 7003 Marietta avenue, beloved husband of the late Margaret G. Spearman (nee Hanmel), devoted father of Mrs. Evelyn Black-stock and Mr. William R. Spearman; also survived by three grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Services at the Leonard J. Ruclc Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road (at Echodale), on Thursday at 8 A.M. A high mass of requiem will be celebrated at St. Dominic 1 Church at 9 A M. Interment In Gardens of Faith Cemetery.

Friends may eall from 2-5 and 7-9 P.M. 22e STRAIGHV On July 17, 1965, CLARA B. fne Morgan), beloved wife of Bishop James H. Straughn, mother of Mrs. Laurlene fi.

Pratt, both of 303 Northwav, Baltimore, and sister of Mrs. A. Earl Shipley, Westminster. Funeral Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Baker Chapel, Western Maryland College. Westminster.

Interment In Westminster Cemetery. (Please omit flowers. Friends may call st The Myers Funeral Home, Westminster. Monday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. 20e TODD On July 19.

1965. Miss ELLEN TODD, of 100 West University parkway, daughter of the latt Thomas snd Sarah Bayard Talbot Todd, and sister-in-law of Mrs. John T. Todd. 21 Funeral services In Christ Chap, el of The Cathedral of the Incarnation Charles street and University parkway on Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock.

Interment In Louden Park Cemetery, TRAINOR Suddenly, on July 19. 1965. MARGARET E. (nee Brown), of Berry-mans lane, Reisterstown, beloved wife of the late Edward W. Traln-or, and mother of Charles, Edward, Joseph and Robert Tralnor.

22 Services at the Ellne Funeral Home, 10 Main street, Reisterstown, Thursday, nt 1 P.M. Interment In Relsterstown Methodist Cemetery Friends may call from 2 to 5. and 7 to 9 P.M. Golden Rule Funeral Service In Greater Baltimore Bv john burns' sons Funeral Homt SlO YORK ROAD TOWSON EASTON Funeral Horn 0 FREDERICK AVENUI CATONSVTLLE FRANK H. NEWEll, INC.

REISTERSTOWN ROAD 4 WALDRON AVENUE P1KESVILLE SINGLETON Funeral Homt CRAIN HIGHWAY AVE. W. GLEN BCRNIB ULLRICH Funeral Hemei 4210 MLAIR ROAD BA1TIMORK JUJ DUNDALK AVENUE DCKDAUt AlMH THi ern ea thi goidim iuii Superfosfat Fabriks Aktiebolag ofisheiiy canner. 11250-13 Bulls Utility and commerical. Stockholm.

IS 50: canner and cutter. $15 1.175. butcher hots fairly active today and the sunnly of 5 000 head, up 5o a week ato. sold s'esoy to 23 a hur.rr rriweisbt higher. Some hish choice and prime s.suth-1 sieers sold es much as 50 cents hundiedweitht hleher but tht mar- ket was mostly steady to 25 cents hither In morierateiy acf.va trading lambs iroV.y choice 'o mixed choir, srd Pnme moved $24- 25.50 with prices steady HOGS Peceipts.

000: fairly ar-t butchers and sows steady to hipher: shipDcrs took 3.000. 1-2- ISO-1 220 lb. butchers. $25 50 25 75. 150 head at $25 75: mixed 1-3 190-250 U.S.

Securities (Closins Over The Counter) BONDS i's Ss 66 66 I's 67J 35s 67 3' 68 Vl 6R Nov 6R-S3 4s 69 Feb it 69-64 Jun 4s 69 Oct l'-js Dec 4s 70 Feb 70-65 4s 70 Aug I'js 71-64 4s 71 3 71 lis 72 Feb I as 72-67 Jan 4s 72 Aug J'-as 72-67 SP 2'n 72-67 De 4s 73 5 73 4'sS 74 4' .8 74 3's 74 4' 4 8V7J 4s 80 3' is 80 3' 81-71 3'4 85 4:4 92-87 J' is 90 4 93-88 4 94-89 Ss 95 J' St Bid Aiked niu nRi-o 99.27 99 5 9 9 97 23 99 6 14 09 99 12 95 2.1 99 26 94 28 99 19 94 8 13 94 99 92 25 9 8 9f 9 99 3 91 10 99 2 91 90 54 98.22 99 16 99 28 3 88 99 7 3 75 99 11 3 88 97 23 .1 72 99 8 90 16 99 2 90 95 25 99 28 9S 10 .1 3 97 4 IX-4 08 4 1 4 06 90 21 9410 9 15 94 2 OQ 14 92 28 99 10 96 11 cj 5 01 ,4 90 4 91 4 90 28 98 24 99 18 99 15 99 17 100 12 ll 14 97 22 97.2S I til ion ion 96 6 92 14 88 24 88 14 190 11 80 It 97 96 18 R-" 16 88 18 97 .10 92 26 88.16 88 6 7 80 20 96 24 9 10 8 8 sa io ,7 5 $14 TREABUPY NOTFS Aug 19C.5 A ig 15stDd Oc. Vi 19t.5 No 3 'oy 4 Feb 2s. Feb 37. 16 Anr 1' My 4 A 4 19f Oct I'M inr 4 19M Feb 3, 17 Apr 1: 19..7 ig vt r7 vi r.7 Aar 18 Oft 19h8 i-r 1', 19 100 liml .148 Its. I .1 48 99 11 00 17 .1 F8 09 oi, ig 3 H2 lfl 1 (.

2 3 76 99 27 1 85 oo 3 si 98 22 98 24 1 11 loo I Int. 2 3 oti C0 110 2 3 04 97 24 97 28 .1 11 inn imj 305 00 11 00 ji 3 01 24 96 28 3 41 9" 14 99 16 3 96 95 25 95 28 3 47 26 94 "0 3 48 91 30 94 2 3 48 92 20 92 24 3 19 im ijifrom iVVcems 1 qiii 4i)'ter 2 i vi si 4 14! i "i Q7 I IQll JjRitiye. I 1 I 9 -A IiS 13 4 ntl 21 4 is' i --ti irti.vnmt lib $24.75 25 50; 2-3 250-2RO S24- 24 75; 1-3 350-440 lb. sows $21.5022, oaH 1J5 400-450 $20.5021 50. 450-500 lbs $18 50 5: 5-60 $18 75 19.5.

Doars, 50-16. CATTLE Receipts. 11.000: 25. trading on slaughter sieers mod- active, steady to 25c higher. instances 50c up on choice ana over 1,150 heifeis moder i steany to 25c nipner: cows (iirlt active.

ft.l! sieadv. bull" "lUtf steady, load lots prime slaughter ''f: sjn 5 -jh two loads 1 275-1. 200 lbs $29 high prime 1150-1 425 S2iSO- 28 50 a loaf 1420 50; choice -50 ibs $26 25 .5. mmce s.io-l l.tO ihs s.ud-2". Vad lot coed ar.d cuoice 900-1 250 Jbs $24 7.1 25 50.

food. S2J 50 25; ar.d ic-tr soon. 2: 3 oO. scveisl or: h'tn cho re 87 1 100 lb $25 75 26 50 oi.e load 1.100 26 50. choice 8O0-1 000 Ins f2J 75 5 75.

mixed gonri ar.d choice. $22 75 23 75: good. $20-23 25. and curr.merual cows. $15 25 16 75; can- r.en arid riniers.

1 50 15 50: uiillty and rnmnifreigl buJs $18 19 50. Pe. pts. 300 Js'r'y gcfUt. sla.ighier Umhs and shorn eaes full s'psit.

fest iots 91 18 22 3 65 99 18 90 22 3 67 Persens) Btrvtc the Maryland Jewish Community ftr 9 Generations. Suburban OfMtrwt Psrkint for Ovtr 259 Cars. Chaatlt for Lars or Sorvleo. 4010 Re.sleri.9wn Rd. tc.KkrW FL M700 swt 1j 1P70 jbiect to Feeeraj te but not to ttgte proms tae.

emoted ti god thirty cocda. v-f 85-105 lb r.i.. 71 50. mos'ly choice. $24 25 few u'll'ty sod oeii 'cull g'iod sr.org siti.

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