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BERGEN EVENING RECORD, SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1960 MARJORIE WISSE J). J. HALLIGAN auaaHaataS INDEX Food Magazine Men's Fashions '-Magazine Obituaries i 12. Radio, T. -Magazine Real Estate 13-16 inc.

Rockland County 7, 21 Sports a 10, 11 Woman's World 8 Amusements Magazine Corntnunlty Calendars 21 Churches 5. 6 Classified Advs. Pager J6-20 inc. -L22, 23 .24 i Features 22, 23, Magazine News Of The Towns r-. CENTRAL BERGEN: Bergenfieid Bogota Carlstadt i Dumont .12 9 .12 .12 East Paterson East Rutherford -7, 12 9 Z12 12, 12 12 12 9 Hackensack -Hasbrouck Heights Little Ferry Lodi iMayWood New Milford Oradell Paramus Ridgefield Park Rocholle Park Rutherford Saddle Brook Teaneck Wood-Ridge VEST BERGEN: Allendale Fair Lawn Franklin Lakes Glen Rock 12 -7.

12 9 .12 .12 .12 .12 (Additional town newt may be Reerional Editors CENTRAL BERGEN: Bergenfleld, New Minora: Regional caiior, HEART VICTIM'S CAR: A car lie C. Hallett, 62. of 1641 Center Avenue, Fort Lee, straddles the dividing barrier en Route 4 Just east of Hackensack Avenue, Hackensack, shortly be fore noon yesterday. Hallett was pronounced dead at the scene. Bergen County Police were thony Petrovlch, Bernard J.

Buranelli, Peter Hearne. HacKen-ir RnnnriAr, Martin stitp. Frank Kellv. East Paterson. May- ii.

Park RnrtHin wrvrvVSf ev. VW w.v..- Editor. Charles H. Harrison. Abramson, Donald E.

seccia. utile rerry, vansiaui, nuuier- tnA For, Mnehrniir-k Heights. Wood-Ridse. MOOD- aohia Gnuth MaVancair. Totm-horn; Reelonal Editor Steve Neuvllle.

Reporters, Mrs. Alberta Ruckert, Norman Gall, Leon J. Zimmerman, Teaneck, Bogoia, Kiageiieia rare; negwnai i. Editor Carl T. Buschcr.

Reporters, Robert Felnsteln, Alvln M. J. Wlntora. PASCACK VALLEY: Emerson, River vale, wasmngton ownsnip, weiiwuou, nwuwui Regional Editor, Warren Boroson. Reporters, Mrs.

William H. Rarkn. Jnnpnh Murohv. Richard Burnon. NORTHERN VALLEY Closter, jCresstyll, Demarest.

Eng e-t wood, Englewood Cliffs, Harrington Park, Haworth, IMorthvale. Norwood, Old Tappan. Rocklelgh, Tenafly: Regional Editor, iv John H. Ruhn. Reporters.

Louis J. Clark, Gerald C. Escala, Ian Macaulev. Erie Hartell Jr. EAST BERGEN: Cliffslde Park, Edgewater, Falrview Fort Lee, Leonia.

Palisades Park, Ridgefield: Regional Editor, Frank Reporters, Marilyn Klein, William Dobbins, Abraham HabenstreiL WEST BERGEN: Allendale. Fair Lawn, Franklin Lakes, Glen Rock, Ilo-Ho-Kus. Mahwah, Midland rare, uaKiano, Kamsey, iuukv- chmi Riur lienor River. Waldwick. Wyckofl: VWWf WUUUIW vva rr" 1fftAMl ITliAfi tf-nnnth I.

kers. Russ Alnsworth, Douglas E. Hall, Donald J. Sherlock, rBctta ROClCLAND COUNTY: Regional a. a -porters, joi moreau, t-awaru mcciuu.

i 11 The" Bergen Evening Record maintains these telephone lhiei for your convenience: 1 The Central Bergen Hackensack area Is served by 17 trunk Unet by dialing HU bbard 7-8000. .4 Northern Valley readers can reach the Record without toll by dialing DU moot 4-8482. From the Pascack VaUcy. Ridgewood. and West Bergen pall -Gl Ibcrt 4-OiiOO or Gl Ibcrt 4-080L Direct telephone service Is available without loll Jrom New York by dialing BR yant today's i i Mahwah Midland Park Oakland Ridgewood Wydkoff 12 2, 21 12 -12 EAST BERGEN: Cliffslde Park Fairview Fort Lee Leonia .9 .9 -9' Palisades Park Ridgefield PASCACK VALLEY; Hillsdale .21 -21 1 Park Ridge Westwood NORTHERN VALLEY: Alpine 21 Closter 21 Cressklll Demarest Englewood Harrington Park Haworth Old Tappan Tcnafly 21 21 .21 -21.

.21 -21 -21, found throughout tha paper) And Reborterfcv Dumont, River Oradell, 1 1 A.I..- A. ciuou nciwicio, Rrnole. Lodl. Paramus: Regional Reporters, Barbara Lewis, Mark Hillsdale, Montvale, Park Ridge, Fair a RpDOftPr. Comel US YOLV Editor, Arthur E.

Jackman. Re- Weather FIRE (Continued from pace 1) Ions and a half mile wide. Traf fic was. snarled in the general area. Hysterical tenant rushed out of the Ignited dwellings and notice undertook to calm them Ballantlne's Brewery In the nclcliborhood opened lis audi torium to the homeless and provided food until Newark housing authorities- could arrange for care.

Many of the residents were lt ting out front walking In the warmsun when the fire began Some of them dashed Inside and warned the others. Some of the homes. 50 years old. wtire 'ready tinder for the blaze. An even worse disaster could have resulted.

Tanks of gas stood on an out side platform at the Welding Cutting Equipment Co. at 644 Market Street near the Dykes Lumber yard. Authorities said If I ho lumber yard and welding supply concern had caught fire there would have been holocaust. GIRLS ARE HURT Treated At Hospital After Car Collides With Bus CllfWd Park Three 17-year old Hudson County girls were treated for cuts and bruises al the F.nclcwood Hospital emergen cy room last night alter their car collided with a bus at the Inter section of Park and Palisades Avenues at approximately 11:53 r. aoiica reported.

Treated and released were the driver, Elaine Corchia of North Bergen and her passengers, be- lores jaworsM or uuttenberg and Mary Lou Sherry ot Ber gen. Police' said Waller Alexander, 31, of West New York, was the driver of the bus owned by the Rex Bus Co. of Jersey City. No complaints were signed. HEADS G.

M. DIVISION Detroit. Apr. II i Frank Riley. 49.

of Tort Huron. Mich has been named general manager of the Turnstedt Division of General Motors. Rllry was named yesterday to succeed Leo I Schrclner who died Tuesday of heart attack. The Turnstedt Div alon, which manufactures auto- tnnhll hardware, has a nlant la Trenton. N.

J. SCHELER RITES 0 BE MONDAY; FORMER MAYOR Dumont Civic Leader Was Founder Of Fire Company ON SCHOOL BOARD Dumont Richard Schcler, 84, onetime Mayor, president of the Board of Education, and a Fire Department founder here, died last night at his home, 11 Blau-velt Avenue. Born in Germany, Mr. Schcler came to the United States as a youth. He won several gold med als and a diamond ring for winning bicycle races at nearby fairs, including the Orangeburg (N.

Fair. He moved here in 1896 from New York. During his first year here he became one of the founders of Engine Company 17 of what was then the Schraalenburgh Fire Department. He helped raise the funds for the first pumper, which was Mr. Schcler and his father built and operated, on property where his home now stands, one of the first factories in Dumont.

They manufactured hobby horses and oiner toys. In 1900 Mr. Schcler was elected to the Board of Education, on which be served until 1909. From 1906 until 1909 he was president ot the Board, and during his time In office Dumont High School was founded in what is now Washington School. Shortly thereafter the school became the first accredited high school in the area, serving communities as far away as Teaneck.

Mr. Scheler became Dumont first exempt fireman in 1908. During his years as Mayor (1909- 1913) the town hired Its first two marshals, marking the beginning of the present police department. He was instrumental In obtain ing the community's first electric street lights and sidewalks. Employed by the New York Central System from 1891 to 1926.

he joined the Railroad Building ana Loan Association, New York, as auditor upon bis retirement, serving until 1942. Mr. Sender wire. Elizabeth Garand Scheler. died in 1955.

Sur viving are his sister-in-law. Mrs James C. Wynn, with whom he lived: two nieces; and four nephews. The funeral will be at 10 A. M.

Monday from the Freeh Funeral Home, 161 Washington Avenue Dumont. EMMA THORNTON Sen Ices For Bogota Resident Will Be Held Tomorrow Bogota Mrs. Emma C. Thornton. 77.

of 224 East Fort Lee Road, died yesterday at her nome. Bora In Hoboken, she lived In the Borough for 60 years. She was predeceased by her hus band John T. Thornton. Mrs.

Thornton leaves four sons. Joel of this borough. John T. Jr. of Haworth.

Harvey of Dumont. and Chester of New-burgh. N. three daughters Mrs. Lillian Gnrrre of Hacken sack.

Mrs. Mary Thornton and airs. Eliza Puntasccca, both of Florida: a sister. Mrs. Anna Merenda of Jersey City; a orouier.

Harry cook or Honda 24 grandchildren; and eight grato-grandchiidren. The Rev. William Frost of the Haworth Congregational Church will officiate at services tomor row all P. M. at the Trlnka Fu neral Homo, 140 Palisade Avenue, Interment will be Monday at 10 A.

M. at George Washington Memorial Park. Paramus. The family will receive friends at the funeral home today and tomorrow from lo P. M.

and from 7 to 9 P. M. ANGELINIA CONTI Rites Monday Far. Woman Who Lived la Hackensack Years Hackensack Mrs. Angelinla Cape Conn died last night al her home.

317 Sutton Avenue. She was 72. Born In Italy. Mrs. Contl bad resided here for the past ao years.

She was a member of St Anthony of Padua Episcopal Church. Predereased by her husband Angcto Cooil. she Is survived by two sons. Joseph of Lodl and Anthony of Bogota; three daugh ters, Mrs. rhllomena Bracchitta and Mrs.

Cussio Giovanelll, both of llarkenoack; and Mrs. Hrlro MinriHi of I'ninn City: three brothers. William Cap Sr, and Lawrence Cape, both of Hack ensark. and Alexander Cap of Oradell; a sister, Mrs. Florence Fomataro of Teaneck: 13 grand children; and 13 great grand children, The funeral will leave the Rocciota Funeral Home, II r.sx Street, Monday al 1 30 A.

M. A high requiem mass will follow at 10 A. M. in Si. Anthony of Padua Church.

Interment U1 be in Maple Grey Cemetery. E. A. B0DEXSTE1N Ctiffsid Park Resident Dead Al IT; Smiret Maaday mtl.lde Park Krnrst August ftndenlein. 17.

of 4n Washing trtfl Avenue died yesterday al Bergen Pines County Hospital. He was admitted several noun be fore his death. finra tn Ofrmany and la the foiled Slates at) years, he lived here I Mr. Bodenatein was a stamper tn the embroidery in-dtry. He formerly lived la llnnnkefl Surviving an Ihrr ion.

CliarVs A. of nwmoftt, ftnhert II. Werhrti, and Harry E. rt Cliff side Park; seven grandchildren: and 10 ftrat grandchildren, Rrttkos will held Mmtlav at I at ihe MrCnrry nmihers Funeral Home. 71 An nrn-B Avem.

tsiih ih Rev It. N. Wiitsrhrn of Trinity tvan relics! Lutheran Chunl here officiating Interment "ill be la Gewge Wahinffl Memorial Park, rafamus. SERVICES TODAY Hasbrouck Heights Funeral services will be conducted today at 1:30 P. for Mrs.

Marjorie Wisse, 58, of 129 Henry Street, at the Kohler Funeral Home, 280 Hackensack Street, Wood-Ridge. The Rev. Martin Punt of the First Reformed Church will of ficiate. Mrs. Wisse, who died Thurs day at Hackensack Hospital, was born in Lodl and was a resident of this borough for 38 years.

She was a member of the Ladies Guild of the First Reformed Church, the local Auxiliary to Hackensack Hospital, and the Friendly Neighbors group. Surviving are her husband Jacob Wisse; a son. John L. of Paramus; a daughter, Mrs. Marjorie Stowe of Ambler, and two brothers, Anthony van Der Vliet of Oradell and Abraham Van Der Vliet of Clifton.

Mrs. Wisse also leaves seven Mrs. Anna Blom of this Borough, Mrs. Jane Vanderbeck of Wood-Ridge, Mrs. Lorraine Johnson of Belleville, Mrs.

Whitney Norton of Livingston, Mrs. Carl Lindsey of Bloomfleld, Mrs. Peter Lynch of Hlcksville. N. and Mrs.

Eroll Zelders of Uvalde, and. eight grand children. Interment today will be at George Washington Memorial Park, Paramus. DIES IN FLORIDA Matilda Dusenberg Succumbs At 70; Burial Is Today St. Petersburg, Fia.

Mrs. Matilda Dusenberg, 70, a resi dent of this community and mother of Howard A. of 262 Jef ferson Avenue, River Edge, who died Thursday, here, will be buried today. Mrs. Dusenberg died suddenly, She also is survived by her hus band, Arthur, and three grandchildren.

Interment will be in Memorial Park following rites at St. Jude's R-. C. Church. i DEATH NOTICES I ASt.TO Aarne: on April IS.

1SSO of 3)1 Linarn Tcanor. M. Be-' Invert hiuhmd of Hllia, devoted miner ot uu Numnenn. runeiai the Volk Funeral Homo ot Tea- mI I via A of tuna to follow. nKNWRTT Hinr R.

suddenly on Sat urday, April IS. 1SHU ol 203 Jane Enciewood. N. J. Beloved husband of Roaa V.

nea Spinner) Ban ned, rawer oi Miriam. Harry Jr. and Mrs Vlretnla fitiDatrirk. Broth. of Mrs.

Elliabeth Kendall and Joseph Bennett. Reposing William I Mert Funeral Horn, 139 Enilt Cnslewood Femlty will rereive their friend! Bundsv and Monday t-4 and 7-S P. M. MoUca ot funeral laier. BOt.T Of 7S Preemont Avenue, Park Hides, is.

J. I formerly Of llffstoe Park on April 1MO. Kathryn Inaa Chaolm Beloved wiia of rellx. devoted mother of Mrs Kathryn AmbiOM, devoted sister of Madtllns hsn Scherser and Waller Chaoln ijownacs. Mrs.

Bail Lrane. ears i-u- Funeral from SlrCorry Bros Funeral Home, th Anderson Avenuo. riiff. aide PiK. Monday AorU is.

St 1 A M. The family will recant tteir fttenos z- tna T-IO r. U. CH4VR On Aorll II. DM William 44a aevemv aacona Birvei.

nortn Bergen. l.ovint son of Craro tnee Wasari. Dear brother of Mis Grare wartenberf. Mr. Mildred DiVeto.

Mtlton. Raymond, and Burnell Chave Also survived bv 13 meres and nephews. Relatives and friends, tiso rnemnert of hi. John a Epieropal Jhurrh, General Hancock Council, A and Loral iMl Musicians Union are Invited fo at tend funeral services at the William SVhlamm, Inr Funeral Home. Boule- i vatd end 1 2nd St Union Run.

dev. P. SI Reverend John Tom, wilt ofifrtate Funeral Monday P. M. Interment fairview Ceme tery.

COITI Anaellna. nee Caoa: 311 Sul ion Ave, HecaenurN. April 15. Ifmo Wife of tha late Anartn Relatives ana irienos invneo io etiena lunerai from tha Roerinla Funeral Home, II. aa 30 A Hib Maaa of Requiem ai Lnurrn ni aninanv ex raoua.

)f A Interment Maple Grove visum! peiurnay tib p. mun- day and Monday I-1 ani T-IO r. CORSno Mav an Anril IS ISSO ll l.aroen at ntdaefleia Pirk ne loved wife of the lata Rot den Cor. ann Devoted mother of Mrs Helen I smpheii, Mrs rem Ruhr. Mra Dor- e-ih Madsen and Jemea Corson.

Rervlres will he he 4 at the Vnr- bees Funetal Horn, sa Main SI lids' efleld rum on Tuesday. Aorll a lo A witit tne nev Menrv lenry Sat. Ititsin official ma Interment Ririeeiawn Cemetery pasaaie family will raraive their trwnda Ufday. Sunday, and Monday, from a-J ana t-iq RnrtrnTtf Of 4ol Waihlneion Ave viiffMoe formerly ot no-bnhen. on Apul IS lo F-rneet AusuM of ine laie fne neidrirni end devoted latner hariee Rtner and Marty Rnoenctein Relatives and friends are re.fte.Hulle invited Ia attend the fxnetel eervtro at Mri'nerv Rrothers funeral ltr-ma.

ISO Anderson Ave mli fle Para An Stondav. Annl IS ISP Reverend fs, ittarRen orfiriatina internment to vniiow ir (-mi, sVa.hinaton Msmaeial Park Paremu Tn family will re-ei IK Irienos a-S Anst T-IO P. ims.ii.... am A.il is iaai II Ii (Hand ef nr. r'e Ijrwn wife tha lata V.

uliam Mother of lrma J-vt and Mie S-ea R.iaa.e, in hee Tth year ae.vtre al tha Vanoe, piaal jMemneial Mama, IIS Psrview A- Parrn.Ml on Mu)ay I P. Interment teor te Weuiinftan Mo- srwial park TVe lamnv will i ret. thai' foonof aaiaeay Sunday and t-l P. M. Ktiira oo Apeu ii im of aiaywooo rieotee su.

red RuaSend af Helen bavoted her of AlKf ana Helen Mrs Rnehlef Friends may wmi nr arm, Kella, Rrnih rail et im Trinaa llnme Sleswend Ave. Mai wand Sunday afiar P. M. Uomptal seise Mtes. LflPSF tit tICTnaiS ffo Siveer n.ihe,.e at ra'emM ytt da Ant It 1 eo af do rnriaiu Rireai.

Vdtefietd f' Rem4 wile ar ine le-e rhu-a, ajevoied majther faeelua Awend Cs' e.na. ana sot Flhel Van Weilerm Mra l.lu M.a Vat tso nf Fred pinreer Ann ef, a-4 ana-Vt' Ceieetiel fhsc'ee 0 UiUl earvtr The I er Fu. Eeel nf M'n and -eiar Riteeia, P-deefjSrs'S. i.Hee ArT IS st Re. Ietm.t aevK i he hnm.

rlve April It, a I JO p. I IMMnl Aa rMUtU a IS 1 f.e fanxil ill re e.4e )heif ftieM, I (ftd t-l uny and Monday, taao Rei-Ma-s S-'hee Oyo at Thi t.v Apr S4 ee. Fa-tl 4 Jhn Br-he of M-as (e It.natla R-n CM, W- pit. -a Jf li Tafe Mae MKee th lata Slnllo eHr1.d!y nd-h -Iff- wMa nil u- in rt niFi vi rit-sV ah AftV. Si e.MM Reoan Maes ft rstmel O-wrrh.

Ml A tnletwwnt. ae-nol -eWa. Te-a, p) fe-l eaAiva tha.r Ptiriav St-r I ts.P.M SHsnds sewrn ana i as is r. av SiirHtt to.ea a Saerl IS or lie fetetw Weet pt.iett ft I B.4 rf rwnn e-4 aef.ha aM.al tKa STalh SlMVay e-. ft es Teen- Rd Oaraa aeere-e Paetder eone Monday, Praaa omit ntvoers.

r-e TatMdae, f-l Apt I I ieao ttams. fcyt tj'-n- ri pars p-e-o nwtaro to lot law. ft ju. e. w.iiae r4 V-'oet r-r I Also e-ve s-e tw fd.

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Services For Bergenfieid Resi dent Will Be Held On Monday Bergenfleld Funeral services for Edward J. Halligan, of 47 ugden Street will be conducted londay at 10 A. M. at St. John's C.

Church. Born in Union City. Mr. Halli gan was-employed by the Sun Chemical Company, Rutherford, He died Wednesday. He is survived by his wife, Helen; two sons, Edward J.

and John and two sisters, Mrs. Mae Chrlstenson of Westbury, Long Island, and Mrs. Virginia Cahlr, Cresskill: The funeral will be from Thomas Kelly 37 West Main Street. Interment will fol low at Madonna Cemtery, Fort Lee. JENNY ZITELLI 1 Services Tuesday For Bergenfleld Resident At St.

John's Church. Berienfleld Funeral services for Mrs. Jenny Zitelll of 89 Graphic Boulevard will be conducted Tuesday at 10 A. M. at St.

John R. C. Church. A lone time resident of this Boroush. Mrs.

Zitelll died yester-. day. She Is survived by her husband, Louis, a son, Paul of Paramus; a daughter, Mrs. Jean DeFalco of New York City, and two brothers, Peter Maimone of Upper Mont- ciair and Joseph Maimone of mis Borough. The funeral will be from Thomas J.

Kelly West Main Street. Interment will follow at St, Joseph's Cemetery, Hacken- sacK. DEATH NOTICES 1 SCHELER Richard, on April IS, 1980,. VI nwwt Beloved hulhand of the law Elisabeth. Ine Qsrsndl.

Brothsr-ln-layy of Irene Wvnn. Funeral 10 A. M. Mbit' day at tha Freeh Funeral Home, I Si Waahlnston Dumont Tha fam ily will receive friends Ssturdav, tt a tn In lieu af flowers, contribution may Da made to lavorue cnariiy. SCHWARTX Marr (nee Lehlnal of 331 E.

Columbia Ave palisades park, on April 14, I aaa 63 years. Beloved wife of the lata Joseph. Dear mother of Frank and Miss Don Srhwartr. Devoted sister of Mrs. Anna Cook.

Charles and Frederick Lehinf, Dear arandmottier ot Rob-art snd James SrhwarU. The family- will receive their friends at Black lev runerai nome corner of rsroaa sna Elm Avenues. Rldiefield. Frldav, 8st-urdsy and Sunday from S-S and 1-10 P. M.

Services at Morsemere Cnm-munlly Church. Rldiefield. Mon-dev, P. M. Interment ralrvisws Csmstsrj'.

Falrvlaw. THORNTON On AprU IS. ldrSO of t24 X. rort La Boson; amrna oaioveo wue ot laie eunri 8r Devoted mother of Mrs. Lillian ner re.

Mrs. Mary Thornton, Mrs. Ellia Puntseecra. Chester, Joel. John T.

Jr Harvey and the lata Lout Thornton. Dear sister of Mrs. Anna Merenda and Harry Cook. Funeral aervlc at tha Trlnks Funeral Home. 140 Palisade Av rlosots.

Rundsv evening al Funeral Mnn-day morning st 10. Interment Geqnte Washington Memorial Park Tha family wlU receive frlsnds S-S and TROSSFLLO Pletre on April IS. I960 Of 13 nioce rtt rara niase. n. e.

Beloved husband of Oiscinls An. dreone; devoted father of Mrs Mar Girtud of Bromi. Vincent ot Park Rlriga and Benedetto of Bronx, N. Y. Suter of Sirs Giovanna Sagiio.

of Glastonbury. Connectirul Also survived bv three grandchildren. Reeling at the Robert Sneering Funeral noma ISS Ktnderkemack Rd Park Ridge, N. J. Complete aouc to follow.

Tt'CRFR There- fne Nvgrenl of Miami Hprinss, riortna. formerly ot Demarest. on Thursday, April 14. I Beloved wile nf the Isle Jark. Mother of Milton.

Daughter of Mrs. Jeanne Nysren. sister of Mrs. J. Gardner.

Sirs C. Banks. Hugn. Aruld. and Merrlt Nvgren Also vivod by grandchild, John Tucker.

Funeral services at ih OUIRK FU- NERAL, HOME 14 KNICKERHCK'K-EJX CRESSKIIX. Sunday al P. Reverend Lewis of-ficiaiing Amenran Laginn Service 1IJ Interment South Prebv-tarian Church Cemetery. Bergenfleld. Femily will rcive their friend Saturday and Sunday from 1 to and 10 P- M.

WSI.I.MKR Dorofhy fne Pnett of nardonia. r. on April is ison at Ih Good Samaritan Hnspital Suf. fern. Beloved wile of Irving devoted mother of Deborah n4 Rtrherd Daughter of Mr.

ana Str Arthur Post ol Tappan, Y. Friend may call at the Stevenson Funeral Horn. Pirmont Av Piermont. Final funeral arrangemenw will I be anneuncea laier. FB Of Rivr Vsl.

formerly or Tenafiy. on April IV lean. Airs- ndr S. Devoted father of Mrs 1 Dorothy Fippinger Rrother of Mrs Lilian THnev Also survived hy grandwma, Servic Sundev after- noon, 4 so o'clock, at ths Pell Me-mnnal Home of Tenafly. Imarmsnl -elvat.

WOITNOFP On AorU 14. 10, inane, nr any rourin av nortn Bergen Beloved hushend ot the lai lltahth. me Gruenwavi, living father of Mrs Orar Ciarse. Henrv John and Prod Woithot? Also s-irvived bv granttchlldren. and IS ereet.

grandchildren Peietive and Ir rends aisn member of tvengeiirai Chur.lt of Clltliide. lliltehead Lodee Ho 1S4 A of tnffside er invited stte-4 fcnerel pervir at the Willlarn hiemm. Ine Funetal Mom. Rmile-nerd Twnly-aorond St t'ninnj City Sunday, P. Reyrend ll Winer hen will officiate Funeral Monday.

IMAM Inlarment Meuni Olivet Cemetery. t. I I. VAtfRVa Anthony of Ouenher, ti. i naiovoa nusnana of luiranein.

Devoted faiiier of tvlvn Anna Mnhr Anthony Jr and Rs-, rnond Funeral frorn Rtrherd H-e-ran Pun, si Hme so I ntn St roe, Mudaon A-. Wees Vk i. Solemn Reauient Maaa PI Joseph hue ft, Monday, II oO A. M. mriM a- ft A aril IS Jenfi" of tlrapdle Blyd Rergenneid BMinyed wit of devoted mother nf Psul and Mra Jeen llrFslto Pler and Jrejenh Msunnn Funeral from ih Funeral of Thome i Reiiyjne, Mem St Bergenfieid Tueadev April JO A p-uemn Rulam Maaa al Jnhn rh.i,ti to A ret Jnotph Cemetery.

Hark- IN'MEMORjAM (flip Ralph Hn teetee In Heaven Pn Yeu will ttvt ImSver in ee Rea-f Sadly mieseS wte ehild-eo and i endeniidr fUrltf aofl lra)lDlsos 4 THE MAIN FLORIST "'A 1 f(tl Dinsttwrs I CMV-ftrr FVKIR At. HOVF 111 tines) fiTCARDO MEMORIAL HOME IIS lee PtMeeSe-uj' R'T 1-S i Msir, t. Wi t.oT CftCCNLEAF FUNERAL HuMti taM.laeelaeta aai taaft 1S PallM-te Lnjoi'f '-Pee- uo'ta ft a lUTiia-'' MO won At, rVMERAU fMl SaM-ar af .11 t'rttnft e-ii- I 111 riT stoo- p.Tf ARi 7iTStjr arrwAnn rerl A gVISERAa, Jy I "'SI A. mbMatea) on taVte Attendant QUIRK Funeral Homo Heenti In MtfnrfoJ Tenofly Crtttkill te t-aiij I There will be considerable cloudiness today, with brier peri-ods of sunshine, not so warm as yesterday. The gh will be War 72.

Partly cloudy tonight. low 60. Tomorrow will be mostly Ifair and warm, high 82, with a chance of some showers late in I the day. Yff-- r. driven by Les called to handle the Hackensack were damaged A doctor blamed (Bergen Evening TWO OF ESCAPING CONVICTS ARE HIT Shot.

la Daring Break At Walla Walla; Twe Flee Walla' Walla. Anr. II 11 Washington Slate prison officers cut down with biasing gunfire last night two of five convicts who had overpowered three guards In a bold attempt to escape. One of the wounded prisoners was hit In the face with buck shot. The other was sent sprawling by a rifle bullet in the abdomen as he dashed across a field south of the penitentiary.

Neither was hurt critically. Guards' recaptured a third con vict unharmed. Two others were still unaccounted for. Acting Superintendent William Macklin said It was possible they never made It over the wall. The flight for freedom started at 7:30 P.

during the recreation and shower period, in Six Wing when the five convicts jumped three guards and forced the at knifepoint, Into the cellblock. SATELLITE (Continued from page 1) confident it can be accomplished. Scientists at precisely the right moment must trigger the capsule loose from the 19-foot-long satel lite circling the earth's poles every 92 minutes. If the button Is pushed at ex actly the right time, the capsule will kick loose 200 miles high near the North Pole and drift down into the 150-by-S0 mile re covery area southwest or Hawaii. Eight CI 19 cargo planes trail Ing huge, nets wait for the capsule.

The trick, of course, is to spot the capsule and its para chute. At 40,000 feet, each plane is expected to have 10 chances to net the capsule like a rare butterfly. The capsule emits a radio slg nat for the plane to home in on If they miss, surface ships will attempt to fish the capsule from me sea. Meanwhile, the 1.700 pound satcuue. carrying important data-emitting Instruments, will con tinue its polar orbit.

The satellite is expected to stay aloft about 10 days. Closest point to the earth on the satellite'! trips around the earth Is 330 miles al its farthest do nt and 109 at in Closest. ANOTHER FIRST Geraldine Moraa Made Master nunnery sergeant la Marines Santa Aaa. Aor. II (A.

ucraimne M. Moran Is first sergeant of the women's detach ment at El Toro Marine Air Sta tion. but tills Isn't her first and It won be her last. In 1943, she was In the first group of women to enlist In the marines. She also was In the first group to go overseas, and was the first off the boat at Pearl Harbor.

In 1944, she became one of the first women to attain the rank of first sergeant. And last week she became the first woman ever promoted to the rank of master gunnery sergeant. Now she's shooting for her last flrat to become the first woman to retire from the corps with 20 "crrii-r. Aiicr mat, snc wants to setue in a desert com munlty celebrated In sons. Alas she an't become the first "Lady rmra iwcniymne raims GIRL IS DEAD Inmate Al Rockland Alale Hot.

pllal Found Hanging, Notes Found Orangeburg. N. Y. A 20- year old New Tork City girl, an inmate of the Rockland State Hospital since at a suicide by Rockland County lonmer ur. io u.

weisnaar Jr veMrrdav. The girt. Ml Reba Ann wheatiey, was found in on of the hospital buildings hanging by ner nrca. jotes found in her possessions indirated she was a suicide victim. District Attorney pmnwn o.

niton-man taio. ur. weishaar will conduct an inquest, has set no date. FRtXS WALK AVvm New Jersey Audubon Society nam srneamea us annual fmg waia lor rrmay at 7.30 p. at It! haa-ttmiartara III.

VT the Ltlrln L. Larrimn Ranrlu, ary. 790 Fwing Avenue, Franklin ines. This field trip will under the learfershla af trvtn Blark, supenliior, science department. The Newark Mn(um.

as authority on the amphibian and rrptucs of New jersey. traffic tied up to a point east of River bridge. No other vehicles when the car went out of control. a heart attack for the death. Record photograph.) ATTACK FATAL, DIES AT WHEEL Fort Lee Man Dies On Rt.

4 In Hackensack Hackensack A 62-year-old Fort Lee man apparently died of a heart attack at the wheel of his car shortly before noon yes terday. Hackenscak police reported that Leslie C. Hallett of 1641 Center Avenue was pro nounced dead at the scene, the west side of Route 4, directly across from Holly's Restaurant at Hackensack Avenue. Mr. Hallctt's auto climbed the center dividing barrier and ended up straddling it.

its right wheels still on the highway and Its lift wheels several feet from the pavement. Bergen County police were summoned to handle the traffic which was backed up east ward beyond the Hackensack River bridge. Last rites of the Roman Catho lic Church were administered by the Francis De Domenico ot Holy Trinity R. C. Church, Hackensack.

Mr. Hallett, who had been un der treatment for a cardiac con dltion, was pronounced dead at the scene by Dr. J. John Krlstal Hackensack City physician. The body was removed to mil Steward Funeral Home, Hack ensack.

GR1FFING RITES Montvale Resident Died In Mary land; Rites Tomorrow Montvale Religious services for Mrs. Cornelia Griff Ing will be conducted tomorrow at 8 P. at the Kohler Funeral Home. 280 Hackensack Street. Wood-Ridge Interment will take place Mon day morning In Hillside Ceme tery.

Lyndhurst. Mrs. Grlffing of Dogwood Lane died Thursday In Maryland She was 31 A resident here for the past years. Mrs. Grlffing was a mem ber of the First Congregational Church, the Welcome Chapter, O.

E. S. of Park Ridge, and the Pascack Valley Junior woman Club. Surviving are her husband. Ham Griffins: two sons.

William Charles and Mark David, botn at home: her parents, the Rev. and sirs. Samuel Merio ot citfton five sisters. Mrs. Rose Dolce of Garfield.

Mrs. Esther Marsala of Hasbrouck Heights. Mrs. Lydia Maccla of Saddle Hrook, Mrs PrUcllta Owen of Milltown. and Miss Dorothy Merto of Clifton and two brothers, Samuel L.

Grit ring of Hillsdale and Daniel Cruflng of Fair Lawn. ELLA EDWARDS Services Far Mahwah Resident Are Scheduled For Monday Mahwah Mrs. Ella Frances Edwards of King Street died yesterday -at Valley Hospital, Rideewood. She was S3. Barn In Tallman, N.

she lived here for many years. predeceased by her husband. William H. Edwards, she is sur vived by three daughters, Mrs. Ida Holmes or Ramsey, Mrs, Frances Winters and Mrs.

Gert rude Srhucht. both of Mahwah: sister. Mrs. Ida Daub of C'oc bee- ton Center. N.Y.: five grand children; and three great grand children.

Funeral services will be eon-ducted Monday al P. M. at the w. A. Carlough Funeral Chanel, III Arch Sircet.

Ramsey. The Rev. Howard Fricbely of the Mahwah Ramapo Reformed Church will officiate, interment will follow la AirmoM tN. Y.I Cemetery. Friends may call at the fun eral home today from 7 la 10 P.

M. and tomorrow from to 5 and 7 to 10 P. M. GEORGE BAXTER Mam Far Nerthvate fttsMeat Will Re Held Oa Meatfay Narthvale The funeral for George Baxter of 191 Firpnre Street will be conducted Monday at 10 A. M.

from the Moritt Fu neral Home. Closter. A renuiem nwits will be offered al 10 A. M. at St.

Anthony R. Churt here. Mr. Batter, whi died Wednes day, was a memtwf 0tern of Prate Cimnrll 3C79, K. C.

in Closter ami was a past presi. dent of the 'Holy Name Society of St. Anthonv Churrh. Queen of react Count ll will conduct a foarv smk Iwtwf row at 7 P. at the funeral home.

At I jo P. M. another ire III be conducted by the Holy ame Bottely. Interment Monday will al ML Carmel Cemetery. Tetany.

CRASH VICTIM STILL CRITICAL (Continued from page 1) -a student at Toronto High School. Their station wagon was loaded with luggage for the 3-day holiday week-end. According to Trooper Leonard Daniels, he followed the Maclnnes car for 34 miles after seeing It headed in the wrong direction. He pursued Maclnnes in the southbound lanes adja cent, blinking his lights, blowing his horn, and bis siren walling, until the collision at 1:19 A. M.

GARFIELD STOP Daniels said that Goss may have panicked and frozen seeing the car coming at him. The Trooper saw five or six other cars had passed Maclnnes. The 'New York Thruway, 5 miles north, may have been where Maclnnes was coming, according to police. They- believe he left his place of work, the Curtiss-Wright Corp. of Wood-Ridge, where he is in the sales department, at 5:30 P.

M. and stopped in Garfield and Clifton. The Impact of the collision spun the Goss car around, while the Maclnnes car was rammed against the center Island. It took 2 hours to extricate the bodies of the Goss couple. Daniels heard moans from the Goss boy and Maclnnes.

Arranging funeral services for the Goss couple has occn mane difficult because Mr. Goss's mother resides in Liverpool. Eng land. A cable was sent to her yesterday morning. The bodies are in me 1 uncrai Home, 170 Broadway.

The Goss couple emigrated from Liverpool to Canada to 1957. and 6 months ago to Linden. They shared a bungalow In Linden with the family of Kenneth Murray, who identified the bodies, Their 17-yearrold son, who re mained in Canada to finish nis schooling, arrived In Linden yes terday. Funeral arrangements for Maclnnes have been set for 2 P. Monday at the Clark Funeral Home, Katomah.

Y. Survivors Include a father. Neil. 68, who lived with the deceased In Lake Purdy: mother, Mrs. Lena Blum Maclnnes.

60. of 185 East Eighti eth Street, New York City; and the brother, Angus Neil Goss. CORRECT ERROR Window In Oakdale. N. Church Was Installed Improperly Onkdale.

N. Apr. It I-St John's Prolcslanl Episcopal Church plans to correct a '150- year-old mistake. A stained glass window was In stalled In the church In 1820, some 55 years after It was built. For some unknown reason, the two outside panels of the window were put on the wrong sides of the central panel.

This amounts to a mistake In eccleslolocy In that It places the window's symbols cf the chalice and pnlcn on the wrong sides of the altar. The church; considered the second oldest religious edifice la Suffolk County, Is planning restoration work and decided now Is as good a time, af any to correct the error. A chureh olflclal said yesterday a fund appeal will be conducted lo aid in making repairs. SHARES ESTATE River F.dse Man Is Named la Will Of Mother Who Died Jaa. II tSaMiai a uit Dttn Evtmna RtcotSt New York.

Apr. II Philip Rernstein of 17 K.rsktne Avenue. River Edge, N. shares In the eutate of his mother, the late Mrs, TUIle Bernstein nf New York whose will was filed for probate In Surrogates Court here. Dated TVlohe r' I.

1954, the will provides Bernstein with the Income for life from a trust fund comprised of one-third of the estate. At his death, the srincl- pal will go lo hi, children, If any. Two flitter sons share equally, Mrs. Bcrnslciit. widow of Ja rob Bernstein, dlrd January II leaving an rsta'e formally valued in vxress of ttt.Qno, Actual site is unknown, pending aa inven tory.

vict (ItSMatStB ROOFIXQ and SIOIXQ Call a ALUMINUM SIDING CARLSEN HL'kbird 1-8334 TUtl ODEL CLAIMS JAPE ATTEMPT Says Clifton Man Tried Wttack In Westwood Svfftlwood A 21-year-old riotographer's model told polite yesterday a Clifton man at-lanpid to rape her yesterday niirning while she wal Inside Mr car In the parking lot of a dfher at Five Corners. Tb defendant. Elmer M. Gall. SLiif 163 Colfax Avenue.

Clifton pleaded not guilty at a preliminary hearing yesterday after-ntnn conducted by MagNUite lUtbcrt 0. Bent ley Jr. He Is scheduled to appr In Municipal Court again Wednesday. He held at County Jail. In lieu of $1,000 ball.

Recording to police, the woman stepped Kvcr Vale Patrolman Tbomai Simpson at A. M. ytcrdny, telling him that Gall, wko was following her in his cur. Iiad attempted to rape her. Pijnp-on vbtalned Catl'i Idrntflca-tili and later he was summoned lot the hearing.

The woman told them that the Incident look place at 2 A. M. In tli parking lofc Gall Is staff su-pevior for the Bell Telephone Company Newark and the wcfitantt a model In Talerson. Tf M.ai..lh. ItM ti it- uco3 ii.

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