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14 COmirt-POST. CoengUn, N. Un4f. A we, in 0, Contraptions Not Flying Saucer Held for Checks 70 More Arrests Due in Big Dope 2 Deaths ProBed As Family Feuds: Airmen Say 2 Devices in Old Barn Tie Vaughan To Grain for FAST WANT RESULTS? Have No Relation to Alleged Discs Smuggling Ring Suspect Poison Aue. 20 (UP) C-C a New York, Aug.

20 tUP) Federal authorities said today that 70 more arrests would be made to clean up a $5,000,000 a An entire farm familv was USE COURIER-POST i under suspicion of murder" to day-after two members died of suspected arsenic poisonine and Distillers N. J. Company Mentioned in Is VI year smuggling ring whose illicit a third became dangerously sick. WANT ADS trade in cocaine aided an abortive Peruvian revolution and resulted in United Nations Bruening, 24, was admitted to. Passavant hospital in IT.

Commissioner Edward critical condition yesterday. His wife, Marie, 24, had died there just 24 hours earlier. SEND ADS BY MAIL, OR Phone Woodlawn 3-6000 McDonald said most of those in Same Report Bernard brother. Marvin. 20.

died July 1 after he became ill volved were seamen and who aided Eduardo Balarezo, a 48-year-old ship May 23. A coroner's jury ruled of ficialljr that his death was due tt IN MEMORIAM LONKART In loving memory of a be- toved huiband and father. Kenneth steward, smuggle 110 pounds of CLASSIFIED DfrOlMATiOM HOURS to arsenic poison. In each case, authorities said. pure cocaine into this country monthly.

He said the operation was the largest in the history of tWe federal narcotics bureau. rtiaar. Dally P. M. Sundij 3 ta ft: to No Scrrlca Saturdiyl Office: Dally It.

Gout Sunday about 16 feet in diameter. The de- vice resembled two saucers revolving top to top. Small rotor blades jutted from between the two saucers. The other craft, named the "rotoplane," looked like a plywood tub about 14 feet in diameter. The pilot sat in the middle.

The engine was in the tub Around top and bottom rims of the tub were four-bladed propellers which revolved in opposite directions. The helicopter-type was reported by John W. Ganz, a mechanic to have flown briefly. Ganz said he helped Caldwell build the plane in 1935 and 1936. Caldwell disappeared nine years- after getting in trouble with Maryland state authorities who thought his money-raising activities as unconventional as his inventions.

Stock Sales Halted The authorities had ordered him to stop selling any more stock in his enterprise, "Gray Goose Airways Inc." Previously, he had been ordered to stop Belling stock in New Jersey and New York. Caldwell, who would be about 70 today, has not been heard of since. Air force investigators conceded he could have moved to some the victims suffered from sore throats and burning sensations in their mouths, usual symptoms Washington, Aug. 20 (UP) After thinking it over for a day, the air force decided today that two strange old craft found in a Maryland barn "have absolutely no connection with the reported phenomena of flying saucers." Several official spokesmen for the air force had hemmed and hawed about the discovery since the experimental craft were found. One spokesman had said they Were a'definite prototype" of the flying-saucer.

But another later totecKthal down considerably. Then shortly after noon today, the air force released this bare statement: "The air force states that the two experimental aircraft found near Baltimore yesterday have absolutely no connection with the reported phenomena of the flying saucers." By referring to the "reported phenomena of flying saucers" the air force again stated its skeptical attitude as to whether there really ever have been any such things. The eccentric inventor of the abandoned experimental aircraft, which were rediscovered yesterday, was Jonathan E. Caldwell. He disappeared from Maryland nine years ago.

No one has been able to discover where he went or whether he is still alive. Balarezo of North Great River, of arsenic poisoning. N. was seized by narcotics agents Thursday night as he pre PRONI CAMDEN 4-6000 Ada received by mall lnierttd the day AFTER received I 1 All Under Suspicion pared to sail lor Italy aboard- the Sheriff Ralph Bourn said he La Guardia on which he had been employed since May. He was charged with conspiring to smug Washington, Aug.

20 (UP) Senator Karl E. Mundt, S. said today he will ask the Senate's "five percent" subcommittee to look into reports that MaJ. Gen. Harry H.

Vaughan in 1946 tried to intercede with the Agriculture Department about rationing of grain for distillers. President Truman's military aide was said to have telephoned an Agriculture Department official to complain about an order tightening up on supplies of grain for distilling. Vaughan, Recording to an Informed government source, complained that the White House was not informed in advance that Clinton P. Anderson, then secretary of agriculture and now a new Mexico senator, was going to tighten the grain restrictions. Aide Identified nit BOOKLET IN MLMOKIAM VEBSES Reaueit by phone, er Bull wasan, wno oieo August 20, 1947.

Remembrance It a golden chain Death trie! to break, but all In wain; To have, to love and then to part li the greatest sorrow of one heart. The years may wipe out many thinga. But this they wipe out never The memory oi those happy days When we were all together. Sadly missed by Wife and Daughter. LONKART In loving memory of our dear ion and brother, Kenneth Lonkart, wno died August 20.

1947. Gone is the face we loved so dear. Silent Is the voice we loved to hear; Too faraway for light or speech. But not too far for thought to reach Sweet to remember him who one was here And who though absent Is Just as dear. Sadly mused by hi! dad and brothers.

Bob and Bill. WILLIAMS-REED in sad and loving memory of Ethel Williams, who passed away Aug. 20. 1947. In my heart your memory AIwitb tender, fond and true.

There i not a day, dear mother, I do not thlnk of you. Sadly misted by Daughter Lucie. had "started a full-scale investigation of this thing to find out what's at the bottom of it." Vv "As far as we are concerned." gle ana transport narcoucs and held in $100,000 bail. Luciano Involved he said, "the whole family is liv ing under suspicion of murder Assistant U. S.

Attorney GEORGE HICKMAN until we get It cleared up." RATES I Without Larie Type! eooeecutlve eeoj 4c word 4 coneecuuva weekday Vc won Lea Uan 4 dayi 5ViC word Turn catee per word, per day I Wit Larta Type i competitive weekdara 33c Una 4 coniecuUvt weekday! 26c Una Leu than 4 dayi 28 Use Surviving members of the Joseph P. Martin said Balarezo is suspected of extending his smuggling operations toItaly with the aid of Charles "Lucky" family live on various farms near here. Police Seize Two Bourn said that specimens Luciano, exiled New York vice 17) PERSONALS from Mrs. Bruening's vital organs had been sent to Washing king. In Fast Drive on Martin said Balarezo, a natural ton for examination by the FBI ERRORS All arts art read Back to the advertlaer for approval The Courler-Poit responsible for the FIRST day only for any errort that differ with the copy that wai read back Corrections can be mace for the following day ized U.

S. citizen from Peru, had The only remote possibility of! to determine whether arsenic was been forced to seek new markets for cocaine-because his lucrative other part of the country nd built improved models of the strange craft. They said it was obvious that neither of the two craft found yesterday had flown Bad Check Ring A bogus check ring, headed by three-year trade resulted in gov ernment restrictions here and in a parolee who has served terms The same source disclosed thct some White House official earlier had tried to find out whether the grain rationing restrictions were going to be changed. The caller was told, it was related, that such a decision would depend on the general grain situation. Anderson later issued an order tightening the controls.

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He said Balarezo may have become Luciano's agent to bring heroin to the United States. in three state prisons for passing worthless checks, went on the rocks last night with arrests in recently. Acting on a tip, air force men and Maryland state police searched a good-sized farm area near Glen Burnie before finding the right shed, which apparently had been abandoned for years. 9-Cylinder Engine All of the deaths and illnesses in the family occurred since members were split last December by a violent quarrel between John Bruening, 52, father of the young men, and Mrs. Leah Bruening, their mother, Bourn, said.

"The boys bought a tractor," the sheriff said. "Their had said they paid too much for it. Split Into Factions "Their mother sided with the Capt. Alfonso Mier Teran, Camden and Atlantic City. a connection between inventor Caldwell and reports of flying saucers had been based on the theory that he might have gone to some other part of the country and built bigger and successful-flying planes.

A good many officers found it difficult to believe that he could have done that without coming to public attention during the periodic excitement over "flying saucers" in the past two years. But they would like to find out what happened to Caldwell after he left Maryland and to talk to him, if he is still alive. One man was seized by Cam den police yesterday as he at chief of the Peruvian department of investigation, who has been aiding narcotics agents, said about 80 persons including Ealar-eza's wife Carmen, have been tempted to cash a Dogus cnecK in an Acme market, while the sec ond suspect and alleged leader, One of the planes resembled a crude helicopter, surmounted by a 16-foot device like a double saucer, covered with airplane cloth. Its fuselage, which bore JUtrilUUlCU iiaiaau Koenig, then administrative assistant to Anderson. Koenig is in Puerto Rico and was not available for comment saieiy car.

leasons lor $12.50. eree pick up lervice. Free pick CALL was arrested as he drove a rented automobile to his apartment in boys and the old man got sorta CAMDEN 4-8727 arrested in Peru in connection with the smuggling ring. He said Mrs. Balareza superintended gathering and shipping the no wings, contained a nine rough with her.

The boys got tough with him and he left." Bruening moved in with a Earlier testimony has pictured Vaughan as interceding with the Atlantic City. The suspect held here gave his name as William J. Morris, 20, Caldwell left the Maryland cylinder radial engine narcotics to her husDanci. Financed Coup Agriculture Department in an The other ship looked like a farm hastily nine years ago after getting into financial troubles and his address as 2014 Pacific daughter, Mrs. Malba Stewart, who had sided with him in the other case.

Witnesses said he Mier said the Balarezas went with the state. He took with him avenue, Atlantic City. The alleged leader seized in Atlantic big plywood tub, 14' feet in diameter. Around top and bottom rims were four-bladed propellers squabble. to Peru last year with Victor his wife and son.

once sought relief for a New Jersey molasses maker whose syrup allotment had been shut off for "wilful" violation of sugar City is George Jlickman, 44, re which were geared to turn in op Speaking of the old craft built leased last June from the State Haya de la Torre, leader of the outlawed people's party, and supplied him with arms and cash for his attempted coup posite directions. The engine was by Caldwell, an air force spokes The boys stayed with their mother at the farmstead near Chapin, 12 miles northwest of here, even though she had filed for divorce against the father Prison in Trenton for a bogus in the tub. rationing rules. Full Probe Asked check passing spree in Camden man said: "From the round configura in October. De la Torre had jgGAl NOTICES NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE By virtue of a resolution of the Borough Council of the Borough of Wood-lynne, a municipal corporation, iltuate In the County of Camden and Stat of New Jeney, the undersigned solicitor of the Borough of Woodlynne, New Jeriey, will sell at public sale, and to the highest bidder on Monday, August 39, 1949, at 2 p.

Daylight Saving Time, In the Council Chambers. Borough Hall. Cooper Avenue. Woodlynne, New Jeney. All those certain tract! or parcel! of land iituate In the Borough of Woodlynne.

In the County of Cimden and State of New Jeriey, bounded ana de-icrlbed as followi: Tract 1. Beginning at a point In the Easterly tide of Chestnut Avenue at the dutance of 100 feet Southwardly from a point In the Southeasterly corner of Chestnut Avenue and Third Street, extending thence (II Southwardly along -the Easterly side ot Chestnut Avenue the-distance of 400 feet to a point In the Northeasterly corner of Fourth Street and Chestnut Avenue, thence (21 Eastwards at right angles to Chestnut Avenue and along the Northerly side of Fourth Street the distance of 100 feet to a point: thence (31 Northwardly and parallel with Chestnut Avenue the distance of 400 feet to a point: thence 4 1 Westwardly parallel with Second course the distance of 100 feet to a point and place of beginning. Tract 2. Beginning at a point In the Southwesterly comer of Cooper Avenue and Third Street, extending thence 1 1 Southwardly along the Westerly iide of Cooper Avenue the distance of 800 feet to a point In the Northwesterly corner of Cooper Avenue and Fourth Street, thence T2T Westwardly at right angle! -to Cooper Avenue and along the Northerly ilde of Fourth Street the distance of 100 feet to a point; thence (31 Northwardly and parallel with Cooper Avenue the distance of 500 feet to a point In the Southerly side of Third Street, thence (41 Westwsrdly along the Southerly side of Third Street, the distance of 100 feet to a point and place of beginning. Tract 3.

Beginning at the Southeasterly corner of Third Street and Cooper Avenue, extending thence 1 1 Southwardly along the Easterly ilde of Cooper Avenue, the distance of 800 feet to a point In the Northeasterly corner of Cooper Avenue and Fourth Street, thence (2) Eastwardly at right angle! to Cooper Avenue and along the Northerly side of Fourth Street the distance of 100 feet to a point, thence 3i Northwardly tnd parallel with Cooper Avenue the-durance of -500 feet tn a point In the Southerly side of Third Street, thence (4) Westwardly and along tha Southerly ilde of Third Street the distance of 100 leet to a point and place of beginning. The above described tracts or parcel! of land will be told under and subject to the following terms and conditions: a dozen years ago. Detectives Ira Hall and John and the farm was divided at a promised Balareza the post of Vaughan's name has cropped tions of the two craft they would resemble the reports of flying John W. Ganz, chief repairman at the Glen Burnie airport, said he was surprised at the uproar over the discovery. He told the investigators he helped Caldwell partition sale.

director of customs, Mier said. Houston brought Hickman back In the sale, Bruening bid up irequentiy the suocommit tee's investigation of Washing ton's so-called "influence Indus to Camden from Atlantic City. saucers If the craft ever flew. Air Force Stumped For two years air force Investi LEARN TO DRIVE 7 LESSONS $12. -60 The DUAL CONTROL DRIVING School 640 Federal Camden Cor Haddon Federal.

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Good home near schools Call for particulars Timber Creek 2-6159-J. WILL MIND children In my home while against his wife. He won possession of 40 acres. Another 60 They said he is being held under investigation pending a hearing try." in which some business acres went to his brother-in-law, men's representatives here take build the two, machines in the mid-1930's. Ganz said the helicopter-type craft was successfully test-hopped gators have been running down Monday before Ponce Judge Di Federal authorities said the Peruvian government discovered Balareza held controlling interest in a number of illicit cocaine factories when it recently closed down the country's cocaine industry last year.

The government's action was part of Volney Chappell. Ave percent as their fee lor land clues from coast to. coast on re Mona on a charge oi passing Sheriff Bourn said he had ing government contracts. worthless checks. ports of flying saucers being in 1936 or 1937.

If the other "found arsenic on all of the ship ever got off the ground, he Offers $78 Check farms, but that didn't mean "This appears to be another Incident involving General Vaughan in an effort to exert Yesterday afternoon, according a United Nations compromise to did not know about it. Believed Too Heavy much, because most farmers have a supply of the poison for to Detective Frank Crawford, pressure," said Mundt, a member avert a trade crisis in Peru. Air force experts said it was Morris presented a check in the various purposes. of the investigating group, "in this case involving diversion of We have no definite proof amount of $78.05 to Ellis Myron, possible the helicopter-type plane got into the air. But they were Wage Tax that any of the family were poi grain for distilling.

manager of an Acme market r.t 2632 Federal street, and asked confident the tub-like ship never seen. The air force in the main has taken a skeptical attitude toward the reports. Its last official report said it just didn't have conclusive evidence that! they either did or didn't exist. Some of the flying saucers have been reported seen from the air, but traveling at, such high speed to make pursuit impossible. One military pilot crashed to his death, reportedly while chasing a flying saucer.

One of the craft found in the Mundt said he would ask the soned except Marvin," he said. did. It was too heavy, they said. that it be cashed. committee to "make a full inves "But we are investigating every Pate Onp).

(Continued from And they said it was unlikely Police said that Myroff became possible angle to clear the whole -ligation and to disclose all the mother 647 Llnwood St. Camden 4-3Hg3-J. either ship ever made a "success suspicious of the check and re details available." thing up. since Thursday afternoon, when she received the single telephone Official spokesmen for the (8) fMAlE HHP WANTED call conventionally allowed those committee declined to discuss the Esso Increases Price arrested, BOOKKEEPER Stenographer Good working Retail credit Store. State qualifications tn own hand writing.

Box A-109, Courler-Poit. ful flight." Ganz was reported to have told the investigators that Caldwell made a small model of the tublike plane, powered with a one-fourth horsepower motor, which flew. jaiesi vaugnan report. iney would not confirm that it would "George always said he would carry his case to the Supreme Of Heating Oil toll Cts. be investigated.

fused to cash, it. They said that Morris left, saying he would return later. After Morris departed, Myroff reported the incident to Patrolman Russell Young, who was on patrol duty on Federal street Sensing that Morris might try the same ruse at another store, Young walked with Myroff to the Food Fair market at 2718 Federal street. He saw Morris leav CLERK In receiving department. Assist with bookkeeping.

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CoIIingswood 5-4692-W ifter 7 p. m. Subcommittee Chairman Hoey, N. meantime wired John A. Passler, Kansas City, ap Ganz said he last saw Caldwell Maryland barn reportedly flew briefly around 1939.

It was said to have gotten only 75 feet in the air. If it did, the air force said it would not have flown much faster than 100 miles an hour. Looked like Tub One ship resembled a heli- Court, if he were arrested on this wage tax business," Mrs. Ross said. "He doesn't see why a man living in Jersey-should pay Philadelphia's bills about 1939, when he left the neighborhood.

The mechanic had pliance dealer, that he sees noth ing wrong in Passler's plan to Esso Standard Oil Co. today announced it had increased the posted price of its No. 2 heating oil six-tenths of a cent per gallon. The new price is 11 cents per gallon to all classes of customers and by all methods of delivery, except that a special discount of one-half cent per gallon will be pive Prpsidpnt Truman a tele- no idea where the inventor might be now. State police said, they had not been able' to trace his viciAn et M- Vi 1 iemo at rl Gives Illustrations Tjoiwil aw alia iivruiv.

hi 'The naw vard doesn't allow copter. But instead of rotor ine navy yara aoesn i anow H.virA blades it had a disc-like device pendence, Mo. movements them to collect a cigarette tax. III Tne aoove oescrioru wans v. parcel! of Und ihall be told ai one unit and at a minimum price or old or $1000 00 and the purchaser ihall pay for the cost! of advertisement ana all deed or deeds for each tract or parcel of land or for any part there- of ihall be delivered to the purchaser unless the plant, specifications for the dwellings to be erected thereon ihall be approved and confirmed by the Mayor and Borough Council of the Boroujh of Woodlynne.

New Jersey. (cl The dwellings to be erected on the above described tracts or parcel! of land shall commence within 60 dayi and be finished within one year from the date of sale. (di Twenty-five (251 percent of the iile bid ihaU be deposited at th time of sale. I el Other termt and condition! will be made known at the time of sale FRANCIS C. HOM AN.

Solicitor. Bated: August 20. 1949. I $30 901 Gifts 'Magnified' allowed homeowners for deliv 3 Soldiers Turn In ing the store. After Morris ignored his warning to halt, Young fired a shot in the air.

Morris stopped running and surrendered at Twenty-ninth and Mickle streets. Two Checks Cashed After questioning the suspect at police headquarters, Detective Soldier Dozes Off At Wheel; Wakes None of the other state or city taxes paid outside the navy yard seem to apply to workers there. "The sailors who come in on ships, the officers there, don't pay a Philadelphia wage tax from their salary. Why should the eries in August. Cuts Arms and Throat, Shoots Self, Lives disclosure of deep freezer gifts to Vaughan, Mrs.

Truman and others has been magnified out of all proportion to its importance." He said testimony on the incident would be completed next week, when Vaughan is ex 2 Giving Them Lift civilian employes? A A rpi Chicago, Aug. 2u tun-wn- As Auto 1 hievesa 5:3 At tne noss home today, a Up in Water trawlord said Morris earlier in the day had cashed two other DtATH NOTICIS worthless checks in the same cut his throat twice, and shot council of war was being held to determine whether to make an eff ort-to. bail the reluctant- taxpayer out of prison. amount one at the Baltimore himself three times, in the head Swedesboro, Aug. 20.

"I was in a suicide attempt driving along the pike and the pected to testify. The air force said it would turn over to the subcommittee full records on a 1945 flight to Paris by John Maragon and two associates on an army air transport command plane. The subcommittee wants to know who Hospital attendants said he Charles Scragg, Mrs. Ross probably would live. brother, who lives at 514 Ridge- Westville.

Aug. 20. iven a lift from Baltimore, three soldiers early today caused the arrest of their benefactors on a charge of larceny of the automobile. One of the soldiers, all of whom are stationed at camps in way street, echoed the admoni LEGAL NOTICES market and the other at an Acme market. The checks, Crawford reported, were those of a purported business firm and were written so as to appear as payroll vouchers.

During the interrogation of Morris, according to Crawford, he implicated Hickman, revealing, among other things, that the helped Vaughan's friend Mara gon and two other representa next think I knew I was floundering in the water." That is what Pvt. Lester Morgan, 27, of Ft. Belvoir, told police early today after his car was found overturned in Raccoon creek near here. Morgan said he was driving on Salem pike and remembered tives of a Chicago perfume oil manufacturer get to Europe so tion that his sister had been given. "George always told me," said Scragg, "that if he was arrested, for this wage tax business, to do nothing.

He said he was going to fight it out right up to the highest court." Son-in-Law Pays soon alter V-E Day. Virginia, stopped in a restaurant at Crown Point road and Chestnut street and told attendant parolee had rented an automo It was the perfume firm that footed the bill for the deep freeze bile from the General Automo Fred Willard, 342 Summit ave bile Rental Agency here earlier units. in the day. He also supplied the nue, he believed the two youths who had brought them from the crossing the railroad tracks before he "dozed off." The Ross household includes a detective, with Hickman's Atlan son-in-law, Charles Stites, who works in a Philadelphia business State Trooper George Ellis and Patrolman Joseph Eastlack. of tic City address.

Printing Machine Seized house. His Philadelphia age I Sw edesboro. said the Morcan car Baggageman Blamed For Crash of Trains Canaan, N. Aug. 20 (UP) The Boston Maine Railroad suspended a baggageman today whose blunder in throwing a tax is deducted from his pay.

jumped a curb and overturned in He is married to the Ross" eldest the creek about three-quarters of daughter, Effie. a mile from the tracks. As a result of this information, Crawford broadcast a state-wide teletype alarm for Hickman. Atlantic City police were on hand I hats all right for Charles; The police said Morgan could twitch was blamed for a headon to pay the tax," insisted Mrs. not explain how he got out of at 28 South Michigan avenue last night when Hickman, in the south had stolen the car in which! they had been riding.

I Willard telephoned Patrolman Joseph Richman and the police-1 man found the three soldiers walking along Crown Point road some distance from the restaurant. After talking with the soldiers, Richman overtook two youths walking in the same direction. They were identified by the soldiers as their traveling companions. The car was abandoned nearby. The civilians identified themselves as Jimmv Cord, 20, and Jimmy Richards' 19, both of 1415 North Hanover street, Baltimore.

The civilians were committed to the county jail at Woodbury, and the soldiers were released. the car into the water, but when the vehicle was raised from- the six-foot-deep stream, the door on the driver's side was open. The accident occurred about 2,30 a. m. and the car was raised three hours later.

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Hoi; se. Mass LADIES. NOW IS THE TIME The big Chrlslma! season mean! blf profit! for Avon We tram you now Commission. $5 bond. Omden 4-6638.

LADY With car, for part time work, 5 evenings per week. 3 hours each. Can earn up to $10 commiasion for each evening Call Haddonfield 9-o-nt-n 9-il ro Welcome Wagon Service Hostesses i3 will be appointed for service in Gloucester City. Fairview and Pennsauken (Nojih of Roule 351, A ranee 30 to 45. Automobile and knowledge of typing neceaiary.

Applicant must reside In territory served Reply by letter only to Supervisor 109 Pile mouth Place. Merchant villa. collision of two express trains! yesterday, in which 50 persons' were injured and scores shaken. James J. Seymour, of Hillsboro, baggageman on the southBound "Ambassador," was suspended pending completion of an investigation of the crash, A three-way inquiry by the railroad, the Interstate Commerce Commission and the New Hampshire Public Service Commission ANCE On August 18th.

1949. Jamei age 3 yeari. ion of John and Mary (nee Hoftnallel Ance Of 503 Market -Street. Glouceiter. Relative! and friend! are Invited to attend (he funeral Monday, at 9 a.

m. from the McCann Funeral Home. Brown at Monmouth Street. Gloucester. Angel Mass.

10 a m. St. Mary Church. Interment at New St. Marys Cemetery.

Friend! may call Sunday evening. lsA.Knt.lt Suddenly, on Aug. 17. 1949, Joieph Barber, age 53 years. Relative! and friends of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday at 10.30 a.

from 225 High Mt. Holly, N. J. Interment at National Cemetery. Beverly.

Friends may call Monday evening, 7-9 o'clock. BRIXTON On August 19. 194 9. Edward beloved husband of Florence Brltton (nee Bush I. of 1128 Marlon Camden.

N. age 55. Relatives and friends of the family, also Post SSO. VFW. are Invited to attend the funeral services, on Tuesday at 2 from the Funeral Home of Frank J.

Leonard. 1451 Broadway. Camden. N. J.

Interment at Mt Morlah Cemetery. Philadelphia. Friends may call Mnn- dav evening. COLLINS -Of 116 Clements August 16, 1949. Emma Murray, beloved wife of Arthur C.

Collins. Relative! and friend! of the family are Invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 2 at the Funeral Home of James Stretch. 8 W. Kings Highway. Haddon-flfld.

N. J. Interment it Mt Peace Cemetery. Philadelphia Friend! may fall Sunday evening. 7-9 oclnck.

COWblLL On Aucust 18. 1949. William, husband of Harrlet-CowgiU (nee Unwinl. of 101 Browning Road. Merchantville N.

J. are 81 yean. Relatives and friends of the family ire invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at The Davles Funeial Chapel. 4522 Westfle'd Avenue. Pennsauken.

J. Interment at Arlington Cemetery Friends may call Monday eveninr after 7' o'clock MILI.I.R On Aucust IP. 1949. Raymond W. brloveo hushband of Mattle Miller (nee Erdbrlnki.

of 101 Virgjiia Avenue. Westmont. N. Relatives and friends also member of Trimble Lodge No 117. F.

A. and Colllngtwond Asembly No 50 A M. P. and Typographical Union No 132 of Camden, are invited to attend the funeral servicei on Monday at 11 a. it Foster i Funeral Home.

Haddon Lee I Avenue. Cnlllnrsweod. N. Interment at Memorial Park. Friend! may call Punnv evening.

MXMIEl'SER On August 17. 1949, Margaret i nee Pelsleri. beloved wile of the late Felix Neunheuser. of 239 N. Broadway, Gloucester.

N. age 63 years Relatives and friend! of the familv. also members of the Catholic Daughters of America. Court Glese. No.

4 39. are Invited to attend the funeral on Monday at 8 a from her lale residence. Solemn Requiem Flgh Mass. St. Mary C.

Church. Gloucester at 9 a m. Interment at New St Miry Cemetery. Friends may ca1! Sunday evening. Funeral under direction g-ank .1 t.eopard i PH.UFLR Si-ddenlr! on August 194 9.

Bessie beloved wife of Henry Pfeiffer, of Mt. Vemon and Hopkins Haddon Township. Se-vicei and Interment on Monday at the H. L. Snvder Funeral Home.

Pine Grove. Pa. VOl KF.R At Colonial Manor. Aucust 19. 1949.

Rot Youker, of 1913 6th Camden Age 47. Due notice of the Funeral will be given by Stanley Ctechanowskl and Son Funeral Home. 1311 S. 1 0th Camden. J.

rented car, arrived at his home. In the back of Hickman's machine, Atlantic City police reported, they found a portable printing machine. This, Detective Crawford said, probably was used to print the names of bogus busk ness firms'on the face of checks. Hickman, formerly of Wil-liamstown, was sentenced by went to a nearby gasoline service ana Irene, 4. 'It's a fine thing when a father station and telephoned police, Municipal Judge Conrad R.

can be taken away from his fam Judge Palese here in April of last year to one to two years for Kidd fined Morgan $15 and costs when he was arraigned on a charge of careless driving. ily like this," remarked Mrs. Ross. At the Moyamensing prison in Philadelphia, Capt. James Greg The City of Camden v.

Dora M. Janwi In Re Ordinance. Complaint and Notice To Don M. Jme: Cherjci hve been made wherein It If elleged that dwelllnt SIS Stevent Street. Camden, New Jeraey.

i unfit for human habitation In that the ame II dilapidated, a flre ha7.trd. lacking ventilation, tljhtlm or aanltary facllitlei or other condition! rendering the dwelling unsafe and unsanitary, and that It is danjeerou! or dPtrlmental to the health or safety or otherwise inimical lo the welfare oi the residents of The City of Camden. Therefore, take notice that a hearing will be held before me. the undersigned, in the Legal Department, on the 13th Floor. City Hail.

Camden. New Jersey, on Tuesday, the" 30th day of August, 1949. at 3 00 o'clock In the afternoon. ESN F.ST Dl'BIN. Legal Assistant.

Dated: August 20, 1949 P. O. 9306. (7.501 The City of Camden rt. Samuel T.

Bungy, et ux In Re Ordinance. Complaint and Notice To Samuel Bungy, et Charge! have bern made wherein It is alleged that dwelling 2741 Mitchell Street, Camdrn, New Jersey, Is unfit for human habitation In that the same is dilapidated. fire hazard, larking ventilation, luhtlng or sanitary faculties or other conditions rendering- the dwelling unsafe and unsanitary, and that It Is dancerous or detrimental to the health or- safetv or otherwise Inimical to the wells re of the residents of The City ot Camden. Therefore, take nollce that a hearing will be held before me. the undersigned, in the Legal Department, on the 1.1th Floor.

City Hall. Camden. New Jersey, on Tuesdav, the 30th day of August, 1949. at 3 00 clock In the afternoon. ERNEST DUBIN.

Legal Assistant. Dated: August 30, 1949. P. O. 8397.

($7 801 Take notice that by virtue of resolution of the Board of Commissioners ot The City of Camden, New Jersey, adopted on July 3. 194. The City of Camden, through Its Legal Department, will expose at public sale to the highest bidder, the following described lands and premises, on Tuesday, the S3rd day of August. 1949. at two clock at the Commialon Chamber.

Second Floor, City Hall, Camden. New Jersey, viz. All those certain lots or tracts ot land and premises situate In the City and County of Camden and State of New Jersev. more particularly bounded and described as follows- Tract No. 1.

Southwest side of 36th 156 77 ft. Northwest of High St 80 ft. by 23 96 ft. lrg Tract No 2. Southeast corner ot 10th Everett Sts.

29 79 ft by 75 ft. Tract No. S. North ilde of Sheridan St. 440 ft.

East of Norri! St. 20 ft. by 100 ft Tract No. 4. North tide of Sheridan St.

340 ft. East of Norm St. 100 ft. by 100 ft. The minimum price at which uld tracts of land and premises shall be told are aa fallows: Fie Tract No.

1 the turn of Flv Hundred Dollar! (500 00: For Tract No 2. the sum of Three Hundred Seventv-Bve ($375 00 For Tract No. 3. the sura of Three Hundred Dollar! (300 OO: For Tract No 4. the sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollar! (61500 001.

Twenty per centum of the amrunt bid for each of the tracts of land and premises hereinbefore described shall be paid bv the successlul bidder or bidders In cash, cash -er s'- check or certified cheek a check cashing spree in 19J7. Jailed in West Between 1937 and 1948, when he was returned here from Fort will be held at Concord, N. probably within a week. The investigation will not be public but the ICC will issue a report at its conclusion, a railroad spokesman said. Army to Aid VFW Salute Truman Madison, Iowa, to face the 1937 indictment, Hickman had served time in both Oklahoma and Iowa for passing worthless checks, police said.

ory, acting superintendent, said Ross was being held on a charge of contempt of court, on a warrant issued by the Philadelphia prothonotary's office. "These wage tax cases are handled in the Common Pleas Court," said Gregory', "and Ross was arrested on a warrant Miami, Aug. 20 (INS) The All of the checks Hickman passed here in 1937 were signed army has come to the aid of wor with the name oi the RCA pay "icicrnH hv a man nnmpH T-Tannn ried VFW officials. Planners of the VFW conven master and made out to Rcy- in the prothonotary's office. tion said today that army heads at Ft McPherson, will fur-! sentences of one to two years on nish them with a cannon with 10 counts of forgery, and sent which to give President Truman Hickman to state prison on a me customary l-gun salute when count oi conspiracy to defraud.

he arrives at the convention Mon Police in Atlantic City said PART TIME SALESMEN WANTED A real opportunity with an aeeressive company pioneers in the field, operating; in. this area for the la.t few years. A chance to try telling and convince yourself that you can enter the specialty selling field, one of the highest paid professions in the U. S. Come in and talk it over with US.

We will assist you in every way possible. We have a fine proposition to offer you. Act now only a limited number will be accepted. The next ten weeks offer an unusual opportunity for you to add to your regular income with this well-paying part-time work. Cod Coffingswoorf 5-5600 let an appointmtnl or sfep in of ewr lotol eHice mnydaf from I p.m fe 5 p.m.

er tning from 7 fe 9. Weather Seal of Hew Jersey, Inc. 648 Haddon CoIIingswood, N. J. Hickman told them he was released on parole from state prison in June.

IN MEMOKIAM day morning. The army stepped in to end a frantic luckless search by the VFW planners for a cannon in the Miami area as convention time reared. The army not only promised a howitzer they offered a three-man crew to fire the salute as well U. Tourists Increase 12 Percent Ottawa, Aug. 20 (UP) Tourist "Ross can get bail mv records show it is listed at $300." Mrs.

Ross said she probably would not seek legal aid in obtaining her husband's release in bail. "He old me and he made it plain he wanted to sit it out He said he wouldn't pay baiL or fines or anything on this wage tax business. He believes it's all wrong." But the Fairview wife was planning one move toward her husband's release. "Last year, I understand," she said, "Congressman Wolverton introduced bill that would exempt federal employes from the Philadelphia wage tax. I'm going to wlrt him and ask his tratnc and general travel between the United States and 4 I In menvry of Lewis Wvndham Davis, on our 57 th annlveriary the 20th of August.

The memory of someone dear Is lwia-thing ot gold That never dulls or tamisnei Or grows the leait h.t rid: It Is a of sunshine bright That fills the empty rrm. And It 11 like a flower fair That never fll to hloom. The memory of someone dear. However long apart. like i soothing melody Tint linrem tn the heart; It la the perfect nlrture of A rainbow In the sky: It It the portrait of pat That cannot ever die Sadly mined by wife and lamuT.

Canada is on the up-grade. TARFS BLCKNELL POST Portland, Aug. 20 (UP) -Harare A. 46, former povernor of Maine, announced today he has accepted the preti-rtfnry of Burkneil University in Lew isburg, Fa. to the order of The Cite oi camcen.

when the lands and premise! struck to him or them at said sale. Other condition! will Pe made Indwft at the time, of salt. JOHM CREAN. I City CounaeL Dated: Auruit 13. 1949.

ine volume oi highway traffic across the international boundary was 12 percent greater in June than in the same month last year, the Dominion bureau of statistics reported..