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$1,000,000 SALE! No. 338 'BLUE WILLOW' 53 PIECES SERVICE FOR 8 SALE PRICE $1299 Reg. Open Stock Price $21.70 No. 299 'LYRIC' 93 PIECES SERVICE FOR 12 SALE PRICE $2899 Reg. Open Stock Price $58.55 Choose from Hundreds of Other Great Values NOTE: During our 666 Fifth $1,000,000 Avenue- SALE we bet.

have 52nd opened and a 53rd temporary Streets store at American Limoges Stores Manhattan, 1350 Broadway at 35th Manhattan, 666 Fifth Avenue to, Brooklyn, 390 Fulton Street Loew's Met Fordham, 124 E. Fordham Rd. Hempstead, L. 1. 258 Fulton Avenue American in U.

S. A. Product--Made Roof Burglars Escape in Rain Of Cop Bullets Two burglarly suspects, spotted as they tried to pry open a skylight in a one-story building at 106-21 Continental overlooking the Long Island Rail Road tracks, in Forest Hills, Queens, escaped early today despite a pistol fusillade from police. The cops insisted, however, that they had scored at least one hit and alerted hospitals to be on the lookout for a wounded man. Spotted by Watchman.

The burglars were seen on the roof of the building that houses the office of Andrew L. Muller, insurance, by a watchman. He called police, who ordered the pair out. But just as they seemed about to surrender, the suspects broke and ran. Police fired seven shots at them and heard one of the fleeing men scream.

A rubber and a shoe were found near the skylight. Dewey Returns, Faces Busy Day Gov. Thomas E. Dewey, accompanied by his wife, returned from a once-interrupted Florida vacation late last night. From Newark Airport the Deweys went to their suite at the Hotel Roosevelt.

Dewey said he would attend two meetings today, one with civil defense officials and another in which developments in the Thanksgiving Eve Long Island Railroad wreck investigation were. to be discussed. He refused to comment on either the Korean or international situation. Shirley Decree Final Los Angeles, Dec. 7 -Shirley Temple's divorce from John All Stores Open to 9 P.

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1950, Eversharp, N. Y. C. GIVE AND YOU GIVE THE FINEST! Diana Wraps Early a you 2A SHOP MAIL EARL DELIVE BEFORE (NEWS foto by Pat Candido) SETTING AN EXAMPLE. Actress Diana Lynn gets personal instruction from Postmaster Albert Goldman on the fine art of wrapping packages for Christmas mails.

"Mail early and often," says Goldman, "and don't depend upon increased holiday deliveries to get your last- minute presents to their destination on time." it bink, and a daughter, Mrs. Dorothea B. White. EDWARD R. ANKER Mrs.

Gertrude Schmidt Bob- Edward R. Anker, vice president of Telephone who died last night at his home, 230 Central Park West. A former Albany newspaper man, An ker had served as press relations director for Controller Lazarus Joseph since his retirement from the -telephone company. A c- tive in civic and the New York retired in 1946, D. Edward R.

Anker community affairs, he was a trustee of Long Island University; a former president of the Men's Club of the Infants' Welfare League and of the Society of the Silurians, an organization of veteran newspapermen, and an associate member of Albany Legislative Correspondents Association and the Empire Chapter, Telephone Pioneers of America. ROBERT OBER Robert Ober, 69, veteran actor, died yesterday in the Lenox Hill Hospital, 76th St. Lexington Ave. Ober appeared with Fay Templeton in George M. Cohan's "Fortyfive Minutes From Broadway," with the late Arnold Daly in "You Never Can Tell," and with Madge Kennedy in "Fair and Warmer," "You Can't Take It With You" and other hits.

He also played in early motion pictures. Ober married actress Maude Fulton. Following a divorce, he married Mabel Taliaferro, LAMBERTUS BOBBINK Lambertus C. Bobbink, 84, noted nurseryman and patron of the New York Botanical Garden's. rose garden, died yesterday in Hackensask (N.J.) Hospital.

Bobbink, who lived in East Rutherford, came to America in 1895 in search of a market for plants from his native Holand. In 1898, he helped found the firm of Bobbink Atkins in East Rutherford, now one 6f the nation's largest horticultural organizations. Surviving are his ADVERTISEMENT Personal To Women With Nagging Backache As we get older, stress and strain, overexertion, excessive smoking or exposure to cold sometimes slows down kidney function. This may lead many folks to complain of nagging backache, loss of pep and energy, headaches and dizziness. Getting up nights or frequent passages may result from minor bladder irritations due to cold, dampness or dietary indiscretions.

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Colt Passaic, N. J. 66 Lexington Ave. FRANCIS OAKEY Funeral services for Francis Oakey, 67, retired controller of the New York Life Insurance Co. and a former government accounting official, will be held at 10 A.M.

today at his Southampton, L. home. He died Wednesday in Southampton Hospital. Oakey entered the banking business in 1904 at Boston, served as chief of staff on President Tafts Commission on Efficiency and Economy, and in 1916 became vice president of Gunn, Richards New York accounting firm. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Helen L. Oakey, two daughters, Mrs. Samuel N. Benjamin, and Mrs. Herbert P.

Patterson; a sister, Mrs. H. B. Hunter, and two grandsons. Death Notices BILELLO- Vincent.

Of 2056 E. 23d Brooklyn. Reposing Jordan Home. 245 U. Interment Saturday.

St. John's Cemetery, BRANDOFINO- -Agnes. On. Dec. 5.

at her home, 97 Waverly Ave. Survived by husband Anthony and 8 children. Funeral from Piro Funeral Home, Park and Carleton Avenues. Saturday, Requiem Mass Sacred Heart Church. 9:30 A.

M. CALL- Joseph. On Dec. 6. 1950, of 286 Bay 13th St.

Beloved husband of Sistilia. loving father of Gary, devoted brother of Josephine Pattinella and Rose Tripo. Reposing at Miraglia Funeral Chapel. 8605 18th B'klyn. Solemn Requiem Mass St.

Finbar's R.C. Church. Dee. 9,10 A. M.

Interment St. John's Cemetery. GUCCIARDO -Frances. Of 1115 Willoughby Ave. Reposing at 0.

Caratozzolo and Song Funeral Church. 82 Central Ave. until Saturday. 9 A. M.

LAN LANGONE- Beloved husband -Carmine. of On Antoinette. Dec. 5. Devoted 1950.

father of Mrs. Domenica Serino and Mrs. Angelina Capuano, Miss Carmela Langone. Mrs. Rose DeFeo.

Mrs. Anna Megna. Reposing at his residence. 131 28th Street Bklyn. N.

Y. Solemn Requiem Mass Saturday 10 A. M. at St. Rocco's R.

C. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Sal Graziosa and Son Directors. MARTINI- Dee. 5. 1950.

Reposing Victor H. Cinquemani Funeral Home, 027 E. 106th until Saturday 9 A. M. NORMANDY- Jennie.

Died Dee. 5. 01 37 Conseivea St. Reposing at Orlando Funeral Home, '601 Lorimer Brooklyn, Burial Monday 9:30 A. M.

SIBRAVA- -Anna. Reposing at the Thomas M. Quinn and Sons Funeral Home, 36-10 Broadway, L. 1. C.

until Saturday 9 A.M. STAUBER On Dec. 6. Beloved wife of Nicolaus. Loving sister of Anna Papp and Peter Sonn.

Dear aunt of Joseph. Johanna. Alice and Esie Papp. Reposing Munger Funeral Home, 315 E. 83d St Service Friday 8:30 P.

M. Interment. Woodlawn Cemetery. Saturday, 10:30 A. M.

Death and In Memoriam Notices May be telephoned to The News by your undertaker any time up to P. M. for insertion in the next day's baper. Phone Murray Hill 2-1234..