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DEATH (3) mo DIATHI poTfl THE RUN, Saturday, June 11, 1968 Baltimore Shipping News WIMtLIDOM fprl. fr Hull. ff via Go By Container San Francisco, June 10 tSpe-ciali The S.S. Hawaiian left Alameda, Cal. today with the first through container cargo of kitchen appliances, The shipment, consisting of ovens, ranfies, refrigerators and small appliances, moved by rail from Chicago and was loaded aboard the Matson Navigation Company shin yesterday.

The Hawaiian Is scheduled to arrive In Honolulu on June 15. In addition, Matson's S.S. Call-fornian carried the first containerized shipment of redwood lumber to Hawaii. The 45,000 board feet of lumber was moved fr. three 24-foot containers by rail from northern California to the shipping company's Alameda contain Arrived June JO amirican eLtfPi, cant, o.

wikr fr Oinnow. vie genl, I'll US. Linn, at 11. rntnn CHILOKE. Cant, A.

Froai. fr, Mai-ana Broil, Wtnanaanese orei Inter- ocran. il ranion ore. MODI ihw fr Vancouver, via in ba'latt, rDlr, LavahiD, tl fleh -Key Hw. OUAKICO (V fr.

O'lalra. Vrn- enueia, vn Wilmington. NC. Ids. 8 America; Stofkard.

at 7, P. COV' Ineton JOHN WEVf RHAEUER, fr. Tool Put via Portsmouth. lumber! sailed, KAMPIHOYK (Dll). fr.

Hamburg, Tit Phil. i lrli.genl.; Fuinesn, it 3. Canton, LA tALLt, fr. rVetnerhaven. vl Mi.ienl.i tollman, at LUl.UA (Be), fr.

London. vl Phil, Idd.genl tailed MAROARETHI tOLTIN (Of I. fr. Em- rten. volKswaaens; Scarlett, (alien MORMACIMAlL, Cant.

K. Pawlnwgkl, fr, Norrkonlng, Sweden, via re- palra trmnnrary lair-up; Mormac. at hfUKH Mil. MOKMACSCAN, fr. Montevideo, via Idd.genl.i Mormac.

ert PRESIOENT WILLIAM TUBMAN (I.I). Buchanan, wiron fire, Herd at Rn Pt Or ORlN OHEV, rapt. Plerson, fr Tsmatave, Madaassear. via Nik. mi lrla ten Mnrmae.

at 1 Penn. SANTA OLIVIA, fr Maracalbo, via Phil, Ida geny; Cottman. t. 11 Canton. SPOftADEt Or.

fr Peransiue, Brarll, via Nik. wgoiiee gem; i.avsniD. 1 Penn, scheduled to aall laic yesterdu. In Port AMAZONAS (Pv), Capt. E.

Folestl, fr Valparaiso, wiuiar; Bcaritu, tl Am Ruear. CHARLES I. WILSON, Cant. 8 Feng, II I. fr.

rrur Grande, wlion ore. rottman. at so rt. ore. CIUDAD OS PSREIAA (Co Cant.

FUJanaieo, ir. jaiara. cru, via Cristobal, wenffee ami. Ids-Central At S. America: at KLECTRA iU).

Cant. Beglerls, fr. Van. couver, via wiiminsion, in oai-Inst, repalra; Terminal, at Beth Hwy. Rail today.

EMERILLON (Brl, Capt. C. Bradahaw fr. Puerto Miranda, via Portland, in ballast, repairs; Furness. at Beth Kev Hwy.

FLYING GULL. Cant. L. Hankeg, fr Ban Juan, via Mt repairs, ins. sent am Fxonrt.

at. fl. fnvinrtnn LOIDE-EQUADOR (Bj Cant. N. Mene.

sen. ir. raneaeuo. Hratii, warni. renaln.

Ids, Masson. at Md. Shn Bldg. Ar D.D. Co.

MARATHON Kir I. Cant. Fatala, fr Monrovia. Liberia, wminnnw ore; repalra; Dirhmann. LahlD (owner's agent), at Beth.

Key Hif. Eatla to- NAVIGATOR, (1,1 1, fr. Montevideo, via pnu in baiiaur, repairs: cottman, at Md. shn. Bldf.

Ar DD Co. PONCA CITY, fr. Lake Charles, ml rtetro ronttnental on. nt. connro.

PRUDENTIAL OCEANJET. maiden vov- Ids aeni; Lavsnip. at i renn. sails todav ROBIN KIRK, Cant. Plerson.

fr. Durban. Union of South Africa, via renalra; Mormac at 1. uhlft today to Reth. Kev Hwy SAFINA ISMAIL Capt.

Cand- lih, ir. Antwerp, via steel: Am. Navigation, at Hawkln'i Pt. STEEL RECORDER, CRnt M. Carn'n- der.

tr Port tiaid. u.A via n.y.. wgenl, repalra, Ida genii S. Marine, at nundaik. TEXACO FLORIDA, fr.

Albany, in ballast, renaira: jexaco at mo. onu. Hide 4 1) Cl, TRANSESSTERN, Capt. Oreenroed, fr Ynkonama. in driibsi, ius.aiMiii.

Herd, at Penn Grain. Inactive Ships In Port ALAMAR ILL), laid up: Calmet. at Rrh. Fort Mctifnry. DOROTHY BOYLAN, lald-uo: Herd, at Md.

Flip Bini Ar uu to. MARINE FLORIDIAN, ei-PAOLI. fr, Heaumont, in oanasr. lain uu; nana-trr Hi. Tlpth.

Port McHenrv. OCEANOGRAPHER, fr Jacksonville, electrical system inaianaiicm ni tinghouse: Master, at Md. Shp. Bldg. nn r-o PRESIOENTI JUSCEL1NO Bl ff Rio de Janeiro, iriq up.

naaasuu. at Md Fho. Bldi It DD Co Military Ship In Port ULLOCH COUNTY U.S.N. reactivated, renalrs: Master, at Beth. Key Hwy.

LIGHTER U.S.C.O., fr an urtgnown port, rapairi: Master, si nem. ivcj MEEKER COUNTY U.S.N.. reactivated, renalrs: MHSter. at Betn. R.ey nwy.

nitrd, U.S.S.. fr an unknown port. repairs: Master, at bhp. cin. a co YORK COUNTY, Tl S.N fr.

an un known port, repairs: Master, ai nam. Hwv Sailed Late June 9 ALCOA EXPLORER, for NT, Sailed June 10 aaaankiv rrXAN. for Beaumnnt. Tenat. ORIENTAL QUEEN (LI.

I. for Manila, via Chsrles'on. LAUST MAERSK fDa 1. for Nfk. LULU A for Antwerp, via More MARC.ARFTHE BOLTEN fOe for Nfk EXPORT COMMERCE, for Phil.

MABMAJ-Cr AM. fn- Phil HONGKONG MERCHANT fLl.V rnlnmhta Via N.Y. JOHN WEYERHAEUSER, for Wllmlnt ton. Del. Due To Arrive Today AGIA TRIAS (LI), fr Bucksport, Am.

vu. as vyssufrin. BUENOS AIRES (NO). Capt Auges-tad. fr Fortslera, Brazil, via Nfk, wgenl.

ldsgenl fertilizer: Stock-ark, dks 8 Locust Pt. BAYOU STATE, Cant. B. Lowen. fr.

Inchon. Korea, via New Haven. Ids Far East; 8. Marine, dks. Dun- FALCON 0.1).

fr Bin Halna. Dera. via Phil. In ballast, repairs, Ids. grain: Herd.

dks. Md Shn. Bldg. j. nn FERNBANK (No), fr.

La Oualra, Ven- eruela. via oauaai, ias. train: Scarlett, dks. foot of Broad- FINN-ENSO (Fl). fr Hamlna.

Finland, via wgenl, Herd. dks. Bond GREEN RIDGE, fr Aden, vis Hopewell. Vm lHt apnl-. Hlnkina.

GYPSUM PRINCE (Brl, fr tittle Nar rows, cape Breton xsiana. w-svusuin rnrb- TPnrness. rilrs. U.S. Ovpsum, LAIDAURE iSw).

lr Seven Islands, ml Irnp ore: Herd, dks Bp. Ft. ore. MORMacoAK. capt.

R. Vallauette. fr. Cabedello. Brar.il, via Newport News.

ldt.genl.: Mormac. dks. 1 Penn SANTA ISABEL, fr Mataranl. Peru, via Jacksonville, eni. Idsgeni; con-man, dks Canton.

STORAAS fr. Port Jefferson, w. Furneas 7" VM4tMia Clowfv A YV9 Snow (Si Portly ClovoV f) wiNOWiocinrnea. rl ty, FrKipitatl Snow ft ThunoWnmi Sloot A Phil, w.tenl.: herd. dks.

P. Cov- iniion. Due D. Canal Today AMERICAN CHIEFTAIN, Cant. W.

Me-Cormlclt, fr. Bremerhaven. via Phil a.tenl, ldaaml; U.S. Llnaa, dks 11 Canton. ATHINAI (Or fr T.eihorn.

via Phil wgtnl, Idaienli Scarlett, dki Locust IXBROOK. fr RHeka. Vugnsltvla, via Phil, genl. ldaenl; Am, Export. fin, r.

i.nvingion. HOEOM CAP! (tfo.i, fr Port Bald, A via N.V.. wenl, A bulk latex: Purnega. IRIS (Not, fr Barhadoi, Wait Indies. via N.y,.

wgenl, Jdsgrnli Scarlett. dl. A t.nruat Pt. MORMACVEGA, Capt. C.

Sienheng, fr. noiierriam, via Phil, wgenl, Ida gem: jviiirrnae, OKa. penn. arHn tnui-nfl ihw), fr Hkutakar, Sweden, via Phil, wgenl, lilt Scan- ninavia: purnesa. TAQAHARU MARU r.Ta), fr Kobe, via Phil, wgenl, IdaFar East; Texas Irani.

Term Due Cane Henry Today ATHELSTANK (Br), from Viracrut, Mexico. Purnesi. CHirripo (Brl, fr Puerto Crte, Honduras, via Charleston, bananas; United Fruit, dkt united Fruit. ClUDAD DC CUM an A (Ve fr. Quanta.

Venerueia. da.genl.l etockard, dks. 7 Covinaton. FRUBEL AMERICA fr. Antwerp.

'autos: urarlett, dks. nundaik. IRISH SPRUCE (in I. fr. Cobh, Ireland, via N(k w.tenl., lds.genl.i Lav-ah in NORBELLA (No.V fr.

Palu. Venettiela. iron ore; Herd. dks. Bp.

Pt. Ore. PARA (No. I. fr.

Hnuen. France, via Nfk. w.genl.. Ids. tenl.

Terminal, dks. 1 Penn. sails same dav. P.O. THULIN (Du fr, Crui Orande.

w'iron ore: Cottman, dks, So. Pt. Ore PHILIPPINE; ANTONIO LUNA (PI), fr jenernie, Canary Islanda. via rla-vannah. w.tenl.

Ids. far Fast; Fur-nes. POINT LOMA, fr Houston, Herd. dka. 6n.

Pt. High. FUTUMAYO (Pv), fr Callao, Peru, via Savannah, wMshmeal to line bars, ficarlett, dki. Bukerts I.araretto. USKOK (Ysl, fr Trieste, Italy wmag- nesite: Bcarlett.

dks. Curtis Bay Ore. Due CSC D. Canal Tomorrow ISCHOFSTCIN (Oe fr. Hamburg, via lris.genl.; Lavshln.

HUGO NIELSEN fr. Oodlhaab. Canada, lumber: Lavahlo. MILORA (No fr. Borel, Canada, via wautoa: Dlchmann, dks.

Dun- dalk. PLATIDIA (Pr fr. Wlllemstad, Cura cao, via Rewaren. N.J.. wasohalt: Furness.

dka. Shell Term. AELFOSS (Ic fr. Krisiansand, Nor way, via oloncester. Iroien fish; Terminal, dks.

Cambridge. Due Cape Henry Tomorrow CHIRON (Du.l, fr. La Oualra, Ven ezuela, via cnarleaton, Ida. ISSO GETTYSrUrq, fr. Baton Rouge, petro Humhle.

dlts Hllmhle. FIEPKQ TEN DOORNKAAT (Oe fr. Puerto Llmon. Cos'a Rica, Ids At 8. America: dks.

Dundalk. ORONNEBEK, It. Port an Prince. Haiti, via ldi.genl.: firarlett. dka.

A. Locust Pt. HAvSKAR (No), fr. Rotterdam, via Hampton Roads, ldt.genl.: Krarlett. rikR.

A. T.nrust. Pt. HELLENIC GLORY iGr.i fr. Calcutta, via Nik lda.genl.; Scarlett.

LICA MAERSK (Da fr. Montreal, Can ada, wgenl. Hera, dks P. Cov- inetnn REGO (No.V fr. Ilo.

Peru, via Bavan. nah. flshmeal Ai Conner: Lavshln. VISHVA MANGAL Capt. J.

Iawa- ralh, fr. Calcutta, via Charleston, lds.genl.s Norton, Lilly, dks. P. Covington. Ship Fined 950 In Pollution Case The United States District Court for the District of Maryland has imposed a penalty of $950 on the American Racer for viola tion of Federal anti-pollution laws.

The decree, signed June 4 by Chief Judge Roszel C. Thomsen, was announced yesterday by the United States Army Engineers district, Baltimore, which investi-! gated the case. The ship was libeled for discharging refuse matter into the. waters of the Elk River, near the west end of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, on June 5, 1965. The decree also requires United States Lines, owners of the American Racer, to pay court costs In addition to the penalty.

Coast Guard Seeks Panamanian Vessel Miami, June 10 WV-The Coast Guard reported today that a 270-foot Panamanian motor vessel with eighteen crewmen aboard has not been heard from since it left Nicaragua Saturday, heading for an area affected by Hurricane Alma. The Coast Guard radioed ships in the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean for any information on the vessel, the Loretto. It was due In Miami Tuesday, It had planned to proceed through the Yucatan Channel, which would have placed it in the storm area, the Coast Guard said. CoW Front Worm 'rout SKrtanary Front yV Occluded Front No Fmiure Unm toballad la Mm and mllllem trample, 101 (mlllAofi) 19.M Iniku SHIP READY BEFORETIME Prudential Owners Applaud Oceanj'et And Port By HF.LF.V PEMCH BENTLEY (Continued from Page 7) llze," the opprationi expert com rented, that containers can' not carry all types of cargo-There must be break bulk ships," Ha pointed out that the Ocean- jet is taking on 1,300 tons of lube oil, which you couldn nut on containership." It is also taking aboard a 250-ton power generator for Spam "which you couldn put on a containership. And at Pier 1, Pennsylvania Railroad, last night the Oceaniet was loading American automobiles for export, "which wouldn't fit into a container," tractors, and steel rails.

Another cargo which is trans ported to Europe in quantities and which wouldn't lend itself to containers is raw rubber in bales. Maiden Trip Due A locomotive or two is going to be lashed on the deck before the Oceanjet takes off on her maiden trip across the Atlantic Ocean. Not only can this ship transport automobiles, but the garage deck is so designed that it is simple to get the cars there and to secure them with a minimum of effort. "Baltimore is considered Prudential's second port," Bark- an explained. "We always come here on every trip, just like we go to New York.

Other ports might be skipped on occasion, but not Baltimore." Stores for the Prudential vessels are purchased in Baltimore regularly, he said, and as much work as is possible is performed here. Garmatz Comments The sleek freighter with her cargo booms lifted against the red sky last night at sunset evoked a comment from Representative Garmatz chairman of the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee. "This Baltimore-built ship Tying the American flag against the American sky is truly one of the most beautiful sights anyone anywhere could picture." The design of the vessel was produced by Friede and Goldman, of New Orleans, while the interior decorating was done by Mrs. Spros S. Skouras, wife of the steamship company's president.

The American-flag freighter has a sustained speed of 21 to 23 knots. She is S40 feet long and has 13,430 deadweight ton capacity with facilities to carry general, refrigerated or liquid car goes. Dry cargo holds are equip ped with riehumidifier systems. A simplified stabilization sys tem. which does not depend on personal or mechanical control, is supposed to counteract the roll of the ship in heavy seas by as much as 75 per cent.

The system consists of two tanks connected by a conduit and permits increased speed, decreased fuel consumption and less chance of cargo damage in heavy seas. The ship has automatic logging equipment which produces a con-tinous graphic record of all final operating conditions and shows standard performance or devia tions on 58 items at a glance. The LASH concept, in the opinion of the Prudential crowd, is even superior in cargo-handling to the containership idea although they still believe some break-bulk space must be available on all trade routes. The LASH system would mean that cargoes would first be loaded into barges at pierside and the barges in turn lifted aboard the "mother ships in the outer harbor. U.

S. WEATHER BUREAU CMMM'CO-lohim. I 3 TT Union Lodge No. 60. A At AM, announce! with regret the death Of Brother WALTER.

Y. POTI9. CLIFFORD E. BENRER, Worshipful Maater. RF.lJiENWEBFll 13e On Juns 10, 1066, LILLIAN formeny of-Chilton street, the be- loved wife ot the late Charles Relsenweher; mother of Charles M.

Relsenweber; grandmother of Charles B. and Lee Earl Relaen. weher; slater of Mrs, Louise Buca wald snd Mrs. Sophia Lomax. Services at William Cook-Brooks Towson Funeral Home, 1050 York road, at Beltway exit 26, on Monday at II A.M.

Interment In Oak Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to and 7 to 9 P.M, RICHMOND 13 On June 9, 1966, LAURENCE, of 8318 Grlndon avenue, beloved hug. band of Agnes G. Richmond (nee McOraevv); devoted father of Henry Laurence John E. and Miss A.

Hue Richmond. Also survived by seven grandchildren; brother of Charles, Henry, Frederick, Clauds and Miss Florence Richmond, Mrs. Alice Thada, Mrs. Nancy Pugh and the lata Grace 8. Fen by.

Services at the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 8305 Harford road, at Echodale avenue, on Monday at 11 A.M. Interment In Baltimore National Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 8 and 7 to 9 P.M. RIEBEL 13 On Jung 9, I960, RAYMOND of 3231 Shannon drive, beloved husband of Louisa Rlebel (nee Rlttle).

Funeral from tht Schimunek Funeral Home, 3331 Brehms at Mannaaota and Erdman avenues, on Monday at 1 P.M. In-trement In Psrkwood Cemetery, Visiting hours. 2 to 8 and 7 to P.M. Parking In rear. Highland wage, no.

int. at. A.M. snnnuncea with deep regret the death of our lets brother, RAYMOND D. RIEBEL.

The Brethern will assemble at the lodge on Monday st 11.45 A.M for the purpose of conducting Masonic servicea. RAYMOND C. WILLNER, Worshipful Master. RIEBEL The Legion or Honor, oumi, iem. pie announces with deep regreg the death of Legion Noble, RAYMOND RIEBEL.

GERALD D. SULLIVAN. Commander ROGERS l1. On June 9, 1966, LORETTA. (formerly of 634 Gutman avenue), beloved wife of the lata John Rogers.

Friends may call at the John O. Mitchell and Sons-Wledefeld Home, 6500 York road (at Overbrook roadi, 3 to 8 and 7 to 9 P.M. Tuneral services on Saturday at 830 A.M. Requiem Mass In Saint Ann's Church 9 A.M. Interment In Cathedral Cemetery, ROSEN lie On June 7, 1966, RONALD MYRON, beloved aon of Mitchell and Barbara Rosen, brother of Ellis Rosen.

Services at 8ol Levinson and Brothers Funeral Home, 6010 Rels-terstown road, (at PInkney), on Friday, June 10, at 12 noon. (Enter parking courts through PInkney road.) Interment In Ohel Yskoy Congregation Cemetery, Bowlevs lane. Please omit flowers in mourning at 3624 Fords lane, Apt. RUSSELL I3e On June 7, 1966, MARY REGINA (nee Sinclair), of 3102 Rueckert avenue, beloved mother of Mr. -Robert J.

Russell, and devoted sister of Mrs. Mary L. Schwartz, and daughter of John 8. Sinclair and the Mary R. Sinclair.

Funeral services st the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road (at Echodale), on Monday at 8 A.M. High Mass of Requiem will be celebrated at St. Dominie's Church at 9 A.M. Interment In Parkwood Cemetery.

Friends may call from 2 to 8 arid 7 to 9 P.M. SANDERS Us On June 9. 1966 ELIZABETH (ne Foxwell). beloved wife of the late Joseph H. Sanders and devoted mother of Mra.

W. Raymond Hicks and Mr. Walter E. Sanders. Funeral services at the Leonard J.

Ruck Funeral Home, Inc. 5305 Harford road, at Echodale, on Saturday at, 7.30 P.M. Interment private, rn lieu of flowers, please make contributions to the Chris, tlon Temple, Edmondson avenue and Academy road Friends may call 7 to 9 M. Friday and from 2 to 4 Saturday. SAPPINGTON Ue On June 10, 1966, FLORENCE WADE (nee Rlggle), of Pasadena, Md beloved wife of the late Ernest T.

Sappington and devoted mother of Melvln Wade and Ernest W. Sappington and Mrs. Florence Ward. Services will be held at the Sa. verna Park Funeral Home of Rob.

ert H. Barranco, Ritchie highway at Macey'g Corner, on Tuesday at II A.M. Interment In Glen Haven Cemetery. Visiting hourg from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM. SAWICKI l3e On June 10, 1966, ALEXANDRIA (nee Mackawaski), of 2203 Echo-dale avenue, beloved wife of the late Frank Sawlckl.

devoted mother of Mrs. Mathilda Rem-mert, Mrs. Anna E. Mackessy, Mrs. Julia B.

Nelson and the lste Raymond W. Zaakoea and sister of Mrs. Antrnjla Zglenskt. of Cleveland, Ohio. Also survived by four grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren.

Funeral services from the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road (at Echo-dale), on Monday at 9 A.M. High Mass of Requiem will be celebrated at St. Dominic's Church at 10 A.M. Interment In Holy Redeemer Cemetery.

Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P.M. SCHM1D Yi On June 9, 1966. GERTRUDE V. (nee Btelner), beloved wife of the late Henry J. Schmld and devoted mother of Charles D.

8chmld stepmother of Henry J. Schmid. Funeral services will be held at William J. Tlckner Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenues, on Monday at 10 A.M. Interment In Baltimore Cemetery Sf HROEDER IJe On June 10, 1966, OLIVE I.

(nee Miller), of 5807 Wlllowton road, beloved wife of Justice H. Schroe-der and devoted mother of Mrs. C. Virginia Smith, Mrs. Olive L.

Zlehl and Mr. Harry M. Schroeder. Also survived by eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services at the Leonard J.

Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road (at Echodale), on Monday at 11 A.M. Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. Friends may call ffom 2 to 4 and TtnlPM. SCHROEDER The Lady's Auxiliary of Esso, Annuitant Club, announces with deep regret the death of our beloved vice president, OLIVE SCHROEDER. LOUISK LAWRENCE, President.

SEMMENg lie On June 9, 1966, 8IMON of 6820 Conley street. Beloved husband of the late Mary E. Sem-mens and. devoted fathed of Mes-dames C. Jane Brooks.

Bestrlce Martin, Gwendolyn Squire, Lillian Marsh, Dorothy Haines, Catherine Miles, Evangeline McGurn and Messrs. Frank, Henry and Richard Bemmens, Services from the Charles 8. Zeller Funeral Home. 6224 Eastern avenue (at Folcroft street) on Saturday at 2 P.M. Interment In Oak Lawn Cemetery.

Visiting hours 2 to 9 VM. SHIPLEY On June 10 1966, BERTHA (nee Bush), of Sandymount Elncks-burg, R.D. No. 1, wife of the late Ulysses Hayes 8hlpley. Funeral Monday, 10 A.M., at the Myera Funeral Home, Westminster.

Interment In the Westminster Cemetery. Frtends may call at the funeral Un lieu of flowers memorlslg may be made to the Carrol Co. Hospital, SINNOTT I' Suddenly, on June 8. 1966, EDNA (nee Bail), of 601 Waahburn avenue, Brooklyn, wife of the late Thomas Slnnott and beloved mother of Mrs. Fllabeth Haynes and Mr.

Joseph H. James. Funeral from the Donovan Funeral Home, 3818 Roland avenue, on Saturday st 10 A M. Interment In St. Mary's Cemetery.

Hampden. Visiting hours 3 to 8 and I to 9 Fit, (J) esIIUman! fie On June 9 1066. JAMES C. age 65, of Liberty Orove, Md beloved husband of Agnes Eshlemsn; father of Jsmes R. Eshleman and brother of Mrs.

Gertrude Hall. Services at the Tyson Fuenral Home, Rising Sun, on Sun-day, June 12. at, a P.M. Interment In Mount Zlon Methodist Cemetery, ERVIN On June 9, 1966, robfrt ni 3127 Wondrlng avenue, beloved husband of Mrs. Anita M.

Ervln (nee Frock), devoted father of Mr. Harry Granville Ervln. Capt. Horace Eugene Ervln (U.S.A.), and the late Robert Lee Ervln, also survived by four grandchildren, Friends may call at the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 8305 Harford road (at Echodale avenue), on Friday, Saturday snd Sunday from a to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M.

Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Messiah (Hnrford road and White avenue), on Monday at 10 A.M. Interment In Keysville Cemetery, Carroll County, Md. FRENCH 13e On June 10, 1966, LILLIAN formerly of Hampstead, beloved wife of the late Arthur P. French and beloved mother of Mrs. Maureen Llngg, Mrs.

Angela urane, Mr. uougias P. French, 8r Mrs. Norma Ann George and Mrs. Dorothy O.

Manseau. Funeral from the Newell Funeral Home, 1100 Relsteretown road, Pikesvllle. on Monday at A.M. Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart Church, Glyndon. at 845 A.M.

In terment In Druid Ridge Cemetery. Visiting hours on Saturday and Btinnay irom 2 until 4 ana 7 Until 9 P.M. GEBHARDT-HEILMAV 13 On June 10, 1966, HELEN (nee jones of 3ir" orieana street, be loved wife of Christopher J. Geb-hardt; mother of Mr. Nicholas W.

Hellman, itep-mnther of Messrs Raymond John C. Gebhardt and Mrs. Madalyn Hohman. Funeral from the 6chlmunek Funeral Home, 3331 Brehms lane, at Mannasota and Erdman avenues, on Monday at 9.19 AM Requiem High Mass at St. Eliza beth's Church at in A.M.

Interment In Morelsnd Memorlel Park Visiting hours, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. GOLDSTEIN lt On June 9, 1966, IDA CECELIA (nee Piatt), of 2800 Steele road, beloved wife of the late Louis 8 Goldstein, mother of Mr. Manuel Goldstein and Mrs. Dorothy (Dub by) Bulmash, of Baltimore; Mr. Irvln Goldstein, of Silver Spring, and sister of Louis and C.

Nathan Piatt, and Mrs. Rebecca Miller, and the late Joseph Piatt; also survived by six grandchildren Arrangements by Sylvan 8 Lewis and Son, Inc. Services at the Ellsworth ArmRcost Funeral Chapel (Parking area and entrance In rear). 4600 Liberty Heights avenue, on Friday at 3 P.M. Interment In United Hebrew Cemetery Corporation, Kovna Congregation, Rosedale.

TKlndlv omit flowers.1 In mourning at zhw steeie roaa. GOLDSTEIN The Beth Jacob Congregation ex- riresses deep sorrow upon the pass-ng of IDA GOLDSTEIN, mother of our member, MANUEL GOLDSTEIN. Members of the congregation are requested to visit the house of mourning. RABBI URI MILLER, MORRIS J. COHEN.

President, SOLOMON LISS, Phalrman of the Board, MRS. SOL LEADER, Sisterhood President, BENJAMIN SAPPERSTEIN, Brotherhood President, GOLDSTEIN Greensprlng Valley Fynsgogus and Center Family deeply regret the passing of IDA CECELIA GOLDSTEIN, beloved mother of member Debra Bulmash. Members please visit house of mourning, 2800 Steele road RABBI HERSCHEL LEIBOWITZ, JACOB H. GREENFELD, President, GOLDSTEIN He The Miller Piatt Family Circle mourns the passing of IDA GOLDSTEIN, beloved mother, sister, aunt, MATILDA MILLER, Secretary. GOLDSTEIN lie Members of the Sunday Circle, ex press deep sorrow unon the nass lng of IDA GOLDSTEIN, mother oi our memoer, Dubby Bulmash snd mother-in-law of Gilbert Bulmash.

DAVID CAPLAN, Vice President, GRIEST He On June 8. 1966. JAMES ERVIN of 5949 the Alameda, beloved hus- oano oi Freda L. Moats Griest devoted son of Minnie Griest Huff. Services from the Leonard J.

Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road (at Echodale), on Saturday at 3 P.M. Interment in Parkwood Cemetery. Friends may can alter 7 I'-M. Wednesday. HILL 14e On June 9, 1966, ELMER of 216 West Rlvervlew road, Brooklyn Park, beloved husband of Virginia Hill (nee Klrny) ana flevoted father of Mrs.

Elaine Preston. Mrs Dlsne Wise and Miss Janet Ann Hill. Also survived by two grandchildren and the devoted son of Mrs. Belle Hill Services at the McCully Funeral Home, Patapsco avenue and Third street, Brooklyn, on Tuesday at 10 A.M. Interment in Glen Haven Cemetery.

Family will receive friends from 2-9 P.M. Friends may visit after 2 P.M. Saturday. HIPSLEY 13 On June 8. 1966, IRVIN of 1720 St.

Paul street, beloved brother of Leroy, Wilbur. Milton Hipsley and Mrs. Elsie Otto. Friends may call at the Wltzke Funeral Home. 4101 Edmondson avenue, from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M.

Pravera on Monday at 8.30 A Requiem Mass at St. AgneB Church at 9 A.M. interment in Baltimore National Cemetery. HOKEMEVER 11 On June 8. 1966, Herman caki.

of Cedar Lane, Klngsville, beloved husband of Marie V. (nee Eck- hart): devoted father of Mrs Frances L. Creswell: devoted bro ther of William Henry W. and Walter W. Hokemeyer; grandfather! of eight grandchildren.

Funeral from the LBSsahn Fu neral Home, 7401 Belalr road, on Saturday at 11 A.M. Interment will be In Moreland Memorial Park. Visiting hours from 2 to and 7 to 9 P.M. HOOK Ue On June 9, 196S. DELMAR of 5300 Purltngton way, beloved wife of the late Charles Wallace Hook and mother of Mrs.

John C. Corck ran, Mr. John J. and Mr. Richard E.

Hook and Mra. Arthur G. ros ter. Also survived by thirteen grandchildren. Services st Henry W.

Jenkins Sons 4905 York road, on Sat urday, June 11, at 2 P.M. Inter ment In Moreland Memorial Park Friends may call Friday 2 to and 7 to 9 P.M., Saturday 10 A tin 12 noon. HORWITZ 11 The Liberty Jewish Center Sister hood deeply regrets the passing of ahkaham Bunwui, oeioved fa ther of our sisterhood member, Mrs. TUlle Berlin, and be loved grandfather of our member, Mrs. jaca; Lipsitis.

RABBI JACOB A. MAX. Spiritual Leader. MRS IRVING DIENFR. Sisterhood President, HTBERMAV lie On June 9, 1966, OLIVE WHITMAN BELL, or 2 cnancote place, be loved wife of Ernest St.

J. Ruber man. Funeral services will be private Interment In Mt. Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Mass. Please omit flowers.) Inquiries may be directed to the Johnson Funeral Home, 8521 Loch Raven boulevard Hi rr lie On June 9.

1966, en route to University Hospital Baltimore, VIR G1N1A (nee Hoshall) of Middle-town road. Parkton, Maryland, be loved wire or Lyman r. Hurt, and beloved motner of Eiien Huff. Funeral services will be held on Sunday. June 12 st 2 PM.

from the Hsrtensteln Mortuary, New Freedom, Pennsylvania, Interment in fine orove r. u.b. cemetery Rayvllle, Maryland. Friends msy call at the Mortuary Eaturdty auernoon or evening' DIATHJ Suddenly, on June a. THEW of South Lehigh street, beloved husband of Ruth E.

Kalb (nee Foiter); devoted father of John Louis Anna Charles L. and Pauline A. Kalb. Funeral from the Funeral Home of John C. Miller, 6415 Belalr road, on Monday at 10 A M.

In-terment In Baltimore National Cemetery. Expressions of sympathy may he sent to the Memo, rial Fund of Nazareth Lutheran Church, Highland avenue -and Bank Btreet.l Frlenda may call after 7 P.M. on Friday and from 2 until and 7 to 9 P.M. on Bat-urday and Sunday. KNOVVLF.S On June 9, in wiw" loved husband of the late Annie Knowlca (nes Cody), snd devoted father of ftlri.

Ida t. Bishop, and Mrs. Thelms Merritt of Roanoke, Virginia. Funeral services will ns held st, William J. Tlckner As Sons, North snd Pennsylvania avenues, on Monday at 11 A.M.

Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. KOPEC On June iwo, Twardowska), of 103 Hael street, beloved wife of the late Frank Kopen and devoted mother of Charles T. and Louts 3. Kopec and Mrs. Josephine MenteckL Also survived by eleven grandchildren.

Funeral from Wllllnm Flalkowskl Funeral Home, 42(H) Pennington nr. K.tnrriav morning at, 8.15 A.M. Requiem Mass at 8t. Athanasius Church at A.M. in-termen Holy Cross Cemetery.

Visiting hours from 2 to 9 P.M. LORDEN Suddenly, on June in, mnn, A of 2715 North Charles street, beloved daughter of the late Daniel A. and Susan C. Lorden. Survived by a brother James F.

LFuneral from Henry W. Jenkins 6ons Company, 4905 York road, on Monday, June 13, at 8 30 A Requiem Mass at 88. Philip and James Church st 9 A M. Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery Friends may call Saturday from 7 to 9 and Sunday from 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 P.M LORF.NZ lie on 10 1968. BRUNO of aioi Khamrock avenue: beloved MiKhand of Ellrsbeth C.

Lorenr, and father of Mrs, Elesnore nnrnin and the late Herbert W. Lorenz. Also survived by two grandchildren ana two grem grandchildren. from the lr ch Fu neral Home, 4210 Belalr road at Parkslde drive. Due notice will be given.

iiarvFit. lie On June 8, 1986, FLORENCE ES-TELLE (nee Cole) st the Augsburg T.nrhArpin Home, beloved wife of the late James P. Mac Nell, aunt of Mrs. Dorothy B. WiiKerson, ana Mr.

George J. Bessei. services at MacNahh Son, 301 Frederick road (Beltway Exit 13) Catonsvllle, on Saturday at 3 P.M intamMit tn ltirlon Park Ceme- trey. Visiting hours iTom 2 to and 7 to 9 r.M. uavfir 13 rm 10.

19V UHAru-Ra vi ion Bnrnwood road, beloved hue band of the late Mary Mantle (nee tvinoi father of Mesdamea Ann Kardlan, Mary Marousek. Margaret Purcell, Irene uonraa, Messrs. mi-drew, Charles, Stephen, Joseph, William and the late jonn Mania Also survived by eighteen grand- Ahllrfrsn from the Schimunek Funeral Home, 3331 Brehms lane at Mannasota and Erdman Monday at 8.15 A.M. Requiem High Mass at 6t. Wences-laus Church at 9 A M.

Interment in Holy Redeemer uemetery. inning hours 2-5 and 7-8 P.M. Parking in rear. MANNES lie rt Thitrrtav June itmri. m.

(MAC), of 4201 cathedral avenue Washington. V.V.. neiovea hiiBhund of Marv Mannes end de voted father of John B. and Paul nes. Also survived by a sister, Miss Sally Mannes, and a hrnther.

Jack Mannes, both of Baltimore, and six grand rhtlriren. Funeral services at the Bernard Danzansky Sons Funeral fiome -iim Fourteenth street N.W. Washington. DC, on Sunday, June 12 at 8,30 A.M. iniermem, ia nun Torael Cemetery.

Memorial week, 4201 Cathedral avenue N.W., Apt. 602-W. Washington, uc, MASTERON 13e On June 10, IBB, at nis nome, Arnnriel road. Brooklyn Park, An thony, beloved husband of Rosalie T. Masteron, and dear father of James A.

Masteron. and Mrs. Fo sella McKlssick. Also survived by three grandchildren. Funeral from the George Gonce Home, 4001 Ritchie Highway, on Monday at 8.30 A.M.

Re quiem High Mass at St. Rose of Lima Church, at 9 o'clock. Interment In Meadowrldge Memorial Park. MEDLEY 13e On June 10, 1B6B. William oeioved husband of Artella W.

Med ley (nee Ehrhsrt of 3030 North ern parkway; beloved son of Elizabeth Medley and the late William Medley, and beloved orotner oi Elmer Medley. Funeral services are to be held st H. Banders Sons, Nortn ave nue and Broadway, on Monday at 2 P.M. Interment In Moreland Memorial Park. Friends may call from 12 noon to 9 P.M.

In lieu of flowers kindly make contribution to the Third English Lutheran Church Memorial Fund, Hillen road and Thirtieth street MFRKLIN lie On June 10, 1968, maud oi the Maryland Masonic Home. Services will be held at the William Cook-Brooks Towson Fu neral Home, 1050 York road (at Beltway Exit 261, on Monday at 9.30 A.M. Friends may can irom 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery. NORRIS 12 On June 10.

1966, WILLIS of Putnam road Forest Hill. gon of Willis Norrls, and Lavenia Marie Norris (nee Ringsdorf); brother of Charlette Elizabeth Norris, and grandson of Clara V. Norris and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.

Ringsdorf. Frtends may call at the Foster Funeral Home, West Broadway and Williams street, Bel Air, Saturday from 7 to 9 and 8unday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Services Monday at 2 P.M. Interment in Bel Air Memorial Gardens. OWENS 13e On June 10, 1966, THOMAS of 1500 Fernley road, beloved hue-band of Gladys (nee Powell), Owens, devoted father of Mra.

Jean O. Swanson; grandfather of Scott Robert Swanson; brother of William E. Owens, Reverend John E. Owens, Mrs. Dorothy Lee, Mrs.

Hplen O. Louden, and Mrs. Emanuel Krajovlc. Services In the chapel of The University Baptist Church on Monday, June 13, at 11 A.M. Interment In Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens.

Friends may call Henry W. Jenkins Sons 4905 York from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. PEACH 12 On June 9. 1966, WARNER of Granite, beloved eon of Kathryn V. Peach (nee Bortell) and the late Warner Peach and brother of Jerome T.

and Edmund C. Peach. Friends may call at Lorlng Byers, 8728 Liberty road, on Sunday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. Prayers will be said on Monday Bt, 8.30 A.M. Requiem Mass at St.

Alphonsus Church at 9 A.M. Interment In the church cemetery. POLSKY lie On June 9, 1968, MICHAEL MORRIS, beloved husband of Pearl E. Polsky (nee Welnreb), devoted father of Stephanie R. and Iris R.

Polsky, brother of Mrs. Jean Baean and Mrs. Mollis Lebowttz. and the late Ellis, Louis and Harry Polsky; Mrs. Lena Holsteln, and Mrs.

Ida Isaacson. Services st Sol Levinson and Brothers Funeral Home, 6010 Relsteretown road, (at PInkney), on Friday, June 10, at 3 P.M. (Enter parking- courts through PInkney road.) Interment In Hebrew Friendship Cemetery. Please omit flowers In mourning at 2404 Willow Glen road, Meadowwood. POTTS u.

On June 8. 1966. WALTER at Maryland General Hospital, be- lovea nusDand or the late Helen Mohl Potte. beloved father of Mra Perry (Kathryn) Harrla. grand- jnwirr irmse n.

Mams and devoted uncle of Mrs. Vernon (Marguerite) HofTmaster. 6rvlces at the Henry W. Jenkins una none ijompeny, 4905 York road, on Saturday, June 11, at in AM. Interment in Drehersvllle.

Pa. Friend may call Friday alter (3! bh rr On June 8. 1966, MART ANN (nee Tully). of 16.18 Belt street, be-loved wife of Giles F. Bnessal and devoted mother of William Henry W.

and Frederick F. Services at the McCully Funeral Home, 130 East Fort avenue, on Monday at 9 A.M. Requiem High Maaa at fit. Mary's Star of the Sea Church at 9 30 A.M. Interment In Glen Haven Cemetery.

Family will receive frlenda from 2 to 9 r.M BIIRGAN 11 On June 8, 1066, EVA H. (nee Dep. pert), of 4237 Nicholas avenue, beloved wife of the late John H. Bur-gan and devoted mother of Helen Chrvsam, Ellaheth Deckelman, Virginia Cllumbrello, Syhilla Lewis and the late John Joseph Burgan. Services at the Dlppel Brothers, Funeral Home, 7110 Belalr road, at Elm avenue, on Saturday morning at 9.

IS Requiem High Mass at the Shrlns or the Little Flower at 10 Interment In Park-wood Cemetery. Frlenda please call between 2 and 9 P.M. BURGER 11 On June 7, 1966, BOFHtE. beloved wife of the late Max Burger, of New York and mother of Hannah Bender, of New York; Eva Lambert, of Bethel, and Shirlee Zllher. of Baltimore.

Services and Interment were held In New York. In mourning at 2710 Hanson avenue, beginning Saturday evening. BURGER 11 Greensprtng Valley Synagogue and Center Family deeply regrets the passing of SOPHIE BtJROER, he-loved mother of member Shirlee Zllber. Members plense visit house of mourning, 2710 Hanson avenue. RABBI HFRSCHEL LIEBOWITZ.

JACOB H. GREKNFELD, President. BURGER Liberty Jewish Center Sisterhood regrets the passing of SOPHIE BURGER, beloved mother of Its member, Shirley Zllber. RABBI JACOB A. MAX.

EDITH DIENER, Sisterhood President. CARTER 13 On June 9. 1966, KENNETH L. (KEN), of the Knights of Colum bus Club, Cathedral and Madison streets. Funeral services will he held at wm.

J. Tlckner to Sons, North and Pennsylvania avenuea, on Monday et 11.30 A.M. Interment In Druid Ridge Cemetery. Friends are Invited to call on Sunday irom a to ana 7 to r.M. CAVERO 13e On Friday, June 10, 1966, JEANNE, of 5005 Alhembra avenue, beloved sister of Emily Medina, Albert and Roger Cavero and aunt of Robert J.

ana Frea cavero. Services at Henry W. Jenkins and Sons Company, 4905 York road, on Monday, June 13, at 9 30 A.M. Requiem nun Maaa at st Mary's Church, Oovans, at 10 A.M. Interment In New Cathedral Cemetery.

Friends may call Saturday and Sunday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. CHAMBERS 12 On ThursdBy, June 9. 1966. WADE or Him DURte avenue, uunaaiK, the beloved husband of Lydia E. Chsmbers (nee Beer), devoted father of Mrs.

Helen M. ShifTlet, and dear grandfather of Mra. Betty Schulz and Susan Beer. Mr. Chambers rests at the Dun-dslk Funeral Home of John J.

Duda, 7922 Wise avenue. Visiting hours are from 3 until 5 and 7 -until 9 P.M. Funeral services on Monday at 11 A.M. Burial In Oak Lawn Cemetery. CONGDON 11 On June 9, 1966, MABEL CAMPBELL (nee Greyf, beloved wife of the late Samuel Hopkins Cong-don and mother of Miss Mary D.

Congdon, Mrs. Margaret R. Peel and James Tyler Rawls. Funeral from John O. Mitchell Sons-Wiedefeld Home, 6500 York road (at Overbrook road), on Saturday at 11 A.M.

Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery. The family requests friends to call from 2 to 6 P.M. CONSTANTINE 13e On June 9, 1966, WALTER OI 2049 East Monument street, beloved husband of Kathevine M. Constantine (nee Starr) and brother of Mrs. Gertrude Ver-meule, of Hyattsvllle, Md.

Funeral services will be held at William J. Tlckner is Sons, North end Pennsylvania avenues, on Monday at 2.30 P.M. Interment in New Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. COOPER 11 On July 8, 1966, PAUL of 3616 Elmley avenue, beloved husband of Margaret B.

cooper (nee uensi and brother of Lt. Lawrence Cooner. Funeral from the Schimunek Funeral Home. 3331 Brehma lane at Mannasota and Erdman ave nues on Saturday 8.15 A.M. Re qulem high mass at the Shrine oi tne ijitue riower ai n.m Interment in Loudon Park eeme- tary.

Visiting hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. (Parking in rear). CRAUMKR 13e On June 9. 1966, HARRY Of 6413 Old Washington road, Elk-rldge, beloved husband of Mildred E. Craumer (nee Wertman), father of James Harry Craumer and Donald Edward Craumer.

Services at Mac Nabb and Son Funeral Home, 301 Frederick road (at Beltway Exit 13, Catonsvllle), on Monday at 11 AM. Interment In Meadowrldge Cemetery. Visiting hours from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. DOUGLAS lie On June 9, 1966, ANNA MARY, of 2513 Hamilton avenue, beloved wife of Mr. James T.

Douglas, devoted mother of Mrs. Mary Ann Weller, Mrs. Pearl Jean Fifer. Mr. James T.

Douglas, and Mr. William F. Douglas, and devoted sister of Mrs. Josephine Gill. Also survived by nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Services at the Leonard J. Ruck Funeral Home, 5305 Harford road (at Echodale avenue), on Saturday at 9 A.M. High Mass of Requiem will be celebrated at St. Dominic's Church at 10 A.M. Interment in Dulaney Valley Memorial Cemetery.

Friends may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. EATON 13e Suddenly, on June 9, 1966. SAMUEL of 3208 Keswick road, beloved husband of the late Geneva I. Eaton (nee Tracey) and beloved father of Mrs Ada G. Stif-fler, Mrs.

Cora E. Foreman. Mrs. Ruth N. Barnes snd the Messrs.

Norman T. and Ernest M. Eaton. Friends may call at the Paul E. Chenoweth Funeral Home, 3615-17-19 Chestnut avenue.

Services on Monday, June 13. at 10 A.M. Interment In Stablers Cemetery. Baltimore county. Visiting hours 2 to and 7 to 9 P.M.

EATON lie Pennsylvania Railroad Retired Men'a Aasoclatinn No. 5 regrets to announce the death of brother SAMUEL A. EATON. DANIEL RAMEY, President. EATON Monumental Division No.

52, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi neers, regrets the deatn of BKOtli-ER S. A. EATON. O. L.

HUPP, Chief Engineer. EATOW 1J as E. NO. 214 announces with deep regret the passing of BROTHER SAMUEL E. EATON.

EDWIN E. HOOK. President. EATON II Electa chapter No. 23 O.E8, an nounces with deep sorrow the death of brother SAMUEL A EATON.

Eastern Star services Bun- day, June 12, 8 M. IRENE ROBERTS. Worthy Matron EfKER 11 On June 8. 1968, JENNIE M. (nee Gubernatls) of Windsor Mill road beloved wife of Charles Ecker.

devoted mother of Carol Ij. 8turgeon and grand mother of Klmherly Ann and Cheryl Denlse Sturgeon. Mrs. Fcker rest at the Howard H. Hubbard Funeral Home, 4107 Wllkens avenue.

Relatives and friends ere invited to attend serv ices on Saturday, at 11 A.M. In ferment In Lake View Memorial Park. The family will receive friends daily between 2 and i and 1 and Pil. DIATHI er yard. A Matson spokesman termed the redwood shipment "very success ful and said ft substantially re duced transit time, cost, and damage.

IN MIMORIAM (1) liooklet, 131 Specimen In Memo-riam Tributes, Free On Request isr, rr In loving memory of my dear wife), ELIZABETH who passed away six years ago today. DEVOTED HUSBAND, BILSON. LF.WKNHhKft lie In loving and arTertlonat memorv Of DAVID LEWENBERO. first preRldent of Box 414 Club of Baltimore, who died Jun 11, 194. The Holy Sacrifice of the Masa will he offered at the King Church, Jersey City.

N.J., June 11. 7 A M. LOIS AND JACK COLE. CARD of THANKS (2) Specimen Cards Of Thankt Sent Free Upon Request QUINN. wish to thank Tnv tnanv tr ends, relatives and neighbors for their acts of Kindness, messages or aympamy.

mass cards and beautiful floral offerings received during my ead bereavement In the death of my husband EDWARD M. QUINN. DEATHS (3) Death Notices Received Too Late For Classification Will Be Found On Page 2 ABRAMSON On June 9, 19, DAVID, beloved husband of the late Bella Abram-son, devoted father of Mrs. Eva Welsman, Miss Anna Abramson, of Baltimore; Victor Abramson, of Washington; Adolph Abramson, of Philadelphia. Also survived by three Frandchlldren and one great grandchild.

Remains reposing at Sol Levtn-eon 5s Bros. Home, 6010 Belsters-town road. Services and Interment private. Family will be at home at 4004 Liberty Heights avenue. I Please omit flowers.

Family will be at the chapel Saturday evening from 8 to 9 P.M. ALBAUGH He On June 9, 1916, LOUIS, beloved husband of Fannie Albaugh (nee Tobesman), devoted father of Sally and Charles Albaugh, end the late Robert Albaugh, brother of Henry AlbauRh. of Baltimore. Mrs, Ida Jacobson, of Miami, Mra. Nettl Taitz, of Norfolk, also survived by four grandchil dren.

Services at Sol Levinson and Brothers Funeral Home, 6010 Reisterstnwn road (at PInkney), on Friday, June 10, at 2 P.M (Enter parking courts through PInkney road.) Interment In United Hebrew Cemetery Corpora tion. Shomret Hadath Tzemech Zadek Congregation, Rosedale, Please omit flowers. In mourning at 4511 Park Helshta avenue. ALBERT 12 On June 9, 196B, JOSEPH Pet Baltimore City Police De partment of Boulevard Park, Pasa. dena, Md beloved husband of Ida B.

Albert (nee Smith) and lather of Margaret A. McKenzle Prayers at the Singleton's of Glen Burnle, 1 Second avenue, B.w. (at crain highway), on Mon day at 8.15 A.M. Requiem Mass at bt. jane trances cathoiio Church Riviera Beach at A.M.

Interment in Glen Haven Memorial Park. The family will receive visitors 3 to 5 ana 7 to 9 PM. ALBERT lie The Baltimore City Retired Police Association, regrets the loss of their brother member, retired Sergeant JOSEPH C. ALBERT. ARTHUR O.

McCLOSKEY, President. ALBERT He The Indepedenc.e Association of Race Track Employees. an nounces with deep regret the pass ing or its memoer, Joseph c. al-BERT, and extends sincere sympathy to his family. ANDREW J.

STOUT, President. ALBERT 13 The officers and members of the Maryland Law Enforcement Officers, regret the passing of their fellow member. JOSEPH C. ALBERT, and extend sincere sym pathy to his family. CHARLES W.

COVER. President. ALLEN 13e On June 10, 1966, CATHERINE ALLEN (nee Seward), of 1436 Rev. nolds street; beloved wife of William B. Allen and devoted mother of Mr.

Edwin Blecierman, Mrs Fern Silk, Messrs. William, How. ard. Adrian, Carl and Kenneth Allen; also survived by fourteen grandchildren and twenty-two grre. Services from the Charles Stevens Funeral Home, 1501 East Fort avenue, Tuesday at 10 A.M.

Interment In Cedar Hill Cemetery. Family respectfully request viewing from 2 to 5 and 7 to F.M. AMMANN He On June 9, 1966. at Ceronsville CLAYTON AUGUSTUS, for merly of 3821 Garfield street. N.W.

Washington, D.C., beloved husband or tne late Alice E. Ammann father of Mrs. Barbara A. Bulla of Catonsvllle, and step-father of wnnam s. Downing, oi wneel lng.

W.Va. Services will be held at St. Alban'g Episcopal Church, Wash lngton, DC, on Saturday at 1.30 P.M. Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery. Friends may call at the William cook-Brooks iowson uneral Home, 1050 York road (at Beltway Exit 26), from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 PM.

Friday. AN SHELL 11 On June 9, 1966, Robert beloved husband of Rose Anshell (nee Rifklni; devoted father of Marvin Anshell, end beloved brother of Joseph Anshell, Mrs. Sarah Olsen and the late Bella Anshell, Edith Dubin, Isaac and David Anshell. Also survived by two grandchildren. Services at Sol levinson A Bros Home.

6010 Reisterstowo road (at Pinkney), on Friday, June 10, at 1 P.M. (Enter parking courts through PInkney road. Interment In Greater Baltimore Lodge Cemetery, Bowleys lane. I Please omit flowers in mourning at 4146 FalstafT road. BLl'CHKR 13e On June 10, 196S.

FRANCES (nee Hermansdorfer). of 1929 Christian street, beloved mother of Barbara R. Jones, Helen 8. Reynolds, Charles Rotwrt George W. and Roland C.

Blucher, and sister of Mollve E. Towers, of Harmony, Md. She la also survived by seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Mrs Blucher resta at the Howard H. Hubbard Funeral Home, 4107 Wllkens avenue.

Relatives and frlenda are Invited to attend services on Monday at 11 A Interment In Loudon Park Cemetery Family will receive friends dally between the bouTs ot 2-S and 1-9 Pit. MAP sP Alms, wag centered Just north of (Savannah and was expected to move out to ee. High pressure near Chicago will give fair cool weather to the Midwest. The cold front Just west of Baltimore yesterday hae moved off the coast by today and la allowing cooler drier air over the Maryland area. Hurricane Weather Statistics- The Local Forecast I Mostly gunny and cooler today with In the TO'g.

Tatr and seasonably cool tonJssht and tomorrow. Northerly wlncia IS to occaalonaUy 25 mlieg an hour today. Yesterday's City Temperatures a i s' 4 51 a' io'iri; iemn '82 80 80 19 78 78 7, 78 76 78 (8 I 1' J' 3' 4' 5' 9 10 lit? -Z n'l nr. -O -I IS U. It mf IBU C3 D.

OV A'rport Hh 8S- 6J. Ciu-HiiB. 0. f-tt'tt o( reco-d in 1964 Loatat ol rerord in 1:3 Precipitation (Airport) 24 hourg ended midnight June 10 0 01 Accumulated aency this 0 91 ArrumuiKpti thit month 0 21 Accumulated deflcy since Jan. 1.

0 39 Total precipitation since Jan. 1. 18 45 Other Temperatures Yesterday Hirh tow High Low Ari'horase 6fi I M'aml B'ch 91 77 Atlanta 87 fjR I Muls -Ml- I I 4" 67 S4 N. Or'eana P4 fc aq New York PI fr Buffalo Ch'fn. SC.

Chicato Ove'and Denver Deirott t'n. Va Pao Harrnout Honolulu Houston Aneelet 72 I Okla City 83 Sfi 58 45 I Oraha 4S 71 Phiiari'lnhla 82 88 P-ttsbu-gn 70 56 63 53 7S 53 70 4n 71 87 6 82 76 87 78 4 74 75 Po-ti Me. Richmond Louis Pal y. Ml Rait City 81 8 rrancco 3 S4 97 87 52 47 87 a Humidity And Pressure Drv duib temrrature 74 Wet bulb temperature 67 72 60 Relative humidity .71 63 48 Barometer lata level) 29 83 J9 7 29 9 The Tides rEaitarn Davlleht Ttma) Bish Water Low Water A P.M fort McHenry 2 00 1 42 Fandy Point 12 35 13.13 Tonmaa Point 1134 AM 7 54 6 19 5 28 5 58 8 45 8 1 637 5 48 rova Pilot 8 51 lOftS 3 1 Car Henry 3 44 3 32 6 2 Bun Dltet ID AIL Seta 8 33 PM. Moon Rises 1 50 A ll.

Bets 123 M. Kcw Moon. June IS 1 K', 1 1 61 Tear Age- Today fi4b. 14 Lew fitau.e 64 62 Ihoaera.