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14 THE PATERSON MORNING CALL, MONDAY, JULY 14, 1958. OBITUARIES Didyk Michael Didyk, 35, died suddenly from a heart attack yesterday afternoon in his home at 1 Reihl East Paterson. East Paterson police administered oxygen after he collapsed in his home. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Paterson General Hospital, Bergen County Medical Examiner ordered the body removed to the Patrick J. Conte Funeral Home, 274 Market East ersen.

Born in Clifton, he had resided in East Paterson 11 years, spending the major portion of his life in Clifton. He was truck driver for Balir and Aldous Plumbing Passaic the 12 years, A veteran of World War IL, he served in the navy. He was a member of St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Church of Passaic. The funeral will be held Wednesday at 9 a.

m. from the funeral home at 139 Ackerman Clifton. A half hour later a Requiem Mass will be offered in St. Nicholas Ukrainian Church, Passaic. Interment will follow in Calvary Cemetery, Friends may call today and tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.

m. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Helen Kozak Didyk; daughter, Darlene Michele, and two sons, Michael Theodore and Roland, all at home; his father, Frank of Clifton; a sister, Mrs. Stanley (Mary) Dudek Clifton; two brothers, Frank of Clifton and John of Paterson. Mrs.

Zack Jackson Mrs. Ida Jackson. 81, widow of Zack Jackson, died yesterday morning in her home at 177 Burgess Passaic, after a long illness. Born in Vardree, she had resided in Passate" four years. She was a member of the Friendship Baptist Church, Garfield.

Her husband died in 1932. Thursday at 1:30 p.m. in the Funeral services will be held Friendship Baptist Church, Garfield. The Rev. James H.

Penn, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, Garfield, will officiate. Interment will be in East Ridgelawn Cemetery, Clifton. Friends may call at the Bragg Funeral Heme, 143 Myrtle Passaic after 7 p.m. today. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs.

Inez Berry of Greenville, S. Mrs. Laura Carrboro, N. Mrs. Daisy Archer of Ashville, N.

C. and Mrs. Bertha Rucker of Wallington; Carl and Ramsey of Newark; four grandchildren; four great grand and P. Kerr James P. Kerr, 51, a mason by occupation and husband of Edith Potts Kerr of 54 Valley Glen Rock, died yesterday in Paterson General Hospital after a short illness.

Born in New York City, he resided in Glen Rock 17 years. He was a parishioner of St. Catharine R.C. Church, Glen Rock, The funeral will be held Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. from the funeral home at 13-31 Saddie River Fair Lawn.

A Requiem Mass will be offered a.m. St. Catharine R.C. Church, Glen Rock. Interment will be in Maryrest Cemetery, Friends may call today and tomorrow 3 to 5 and 7 to 10 p.m.

Surviving are his widow, two daughters, Barbara E. and Patricia both at home; his mother, Mrs. Mary King of New York City and a sister, Mrs. Mary Mieschner of Jacksonville, Fla. William Johnson William Johnson, husband Edna Jackson Johnson of 450 Harrison Passaic, died Saturday morning in Passaic General Hospital after a brief ness.

Bon in Columbia, S. had resided in Passaic seven years. Mr. Johnson was a member of the First A. M.

E. Zion Church of Paterson and the Kitchen Cabinet Men's Committee and the Dreamers Club of church. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the First A. M.

E. Zion Church, Paterson. The Rev. C. M.

Kirkpatrick, pastor, will officiate. Interment will be in Heavenly Rest Memorial Park, the Hanover. Friends may call at Bragg Funeral Home, 143 Myrtle Passaic, afte 7.p.m. today, Surviving are his widow, two sisters. one in South Carolina and the other in New York City; a brother, Hayward of Newark; several nieces and nephews.

-Dorothy Adams Dorothy Adams, two-year-old daughter of Edward and Clara Adams of 119 Hamilton died Saturday in St. Joseph Hospital after a short illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. in Casley's Funeral Home, 65 Carroll St. The Rev.

Charles Colbert Currin, pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church, will officiate, Interment will be in Cedar Lawn Cemetery. Friends may call after 5 p.m. today. Surviving are the parents, a brother, Joshua, 12, two sisters, Rachel 11 and Edna Mae, five, all at home; her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Edna Adams Crothers of Rock Hill, S.

her paternal great-grandfather, Ben Adams of Rock Hill, S. C. maternal grandmother, Mrs. Frances Smith Brunson and her maternal gre a t-grandfather, Ben. Smith of Manning, S.

several aunts, uncles and cousins. Ronald G. Kostus A 25-year-old man, committed suicide Saturday night in a shelter at Third Ward Park by slashing his forearms and neck with a single edge razor, according to police. The man, Ronald G. Kostus, of 466 Howe Passaic was pronounced dead at 6:50 p.m.

by Dr. Alexander Shefrin, of 253 Lexington Ave. Kostus' body was discovered by Peter Kaps, of 896 Main Passaic, who had been playing near the shelter with his children. Kaps, who called police, said he investigated when he noticed. blood on the concrete floor of the shelter.

Police said Kostus left no note and Do reason could be found for the suicide. The razor, lice said, was found under- his left arm, PICK OF TODAY'S PROGRAMS TELEVISION Baseball: 7:55 WPIX (11) Yankees vs. Chicago White Sox 8:00 WCBS (2) The George Burns And Gracie Allen Show: WRCA (4) Restless Gun Series, John Payne Is Featured; WABC (1) Cowtown Rodeo 8:30 WRCA (4) Tales Of Wells Fargo, Dale Robertson Stars 9:00 WCBS (2) Top Ten Luey Shows, With Lucille Ball And Desi Arnaz 9:30 WCBS (2) Frontier Justice, Lee J. Cobb Stars; (4) Alcoa Theater Presents "The Days Of November" Jack Lemmon Stars 10:00 WCBS (2) "Man Under Glass" Albert Salmi, Peggy Ann Garner, Michael Landon And Jason Robart Co-Star On Studio One WRCA (4) Suspense Drama Is "The Imposter" Roddy McDowall, Kent Smith, Geoffery Lumb Are Cast In Lead Roles; WABD (5) Boxing- Al Tisi Carmelo Costa RADIO Baseball: 6:00 WINS San Francisco Giants vs. Milwaukee; 7:55 WMGM -Yankees vs.

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In an all-out drive har- of the is nessing the energies and talents of thousands of college students to raise living standards in the most economically depressed areas of the country. The students serve as volunteers and give up summer vacations for the project. They travel to Isolated villages -or "barrios" long considered seedbeds of Communist unrest and set up work camps. Then each student gets to work, according to his individual training, on the critical problems that have bled villagers dry for generations. Every aspect of poverty faces attack from these young teams of workers.

Modern methods of crop and livestock raising, health and hygiene, recreation, building construction, good citizenship, and community organization all provide ammunition against the enemies Disease and Starvation. Agricultural students tackle the rice question how to get a bigger yield, of better quality, and how to save the soil. Student nurses teach village mothers baby care and home nursing. Home economics majors deal with home management. Barrio committees for community meetings and adult classes are formed.

Inspired, the villagers pitch in, offering volunteer 1a- bor. They dig ditches and mend fences. Older boys and girls are brought into 4-H Club activities. The project grew out of YMCA survey in 1955, reveal- More Cars Using City Parking Lots A 22 per cent increase in the number of cars using the municipally owned lots was noted last week's special meeting of the Parking Authority, Comparative figures for the first six months of 1957 and 1958 showed a jump of 41.771 cars over last year's first half total of 220.458. Meter revenue as reported down by $676.85, AIR CONDITIONED.

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GEN 4 ca Ike's Brother In Panama- Dr. Milton Eisenhower, brother of President Eisenhower, delivering a speech at the airport on arrival Saturday in Panama. Dr. Eisenhower is on a South American tour. (UPI Telephoto) 14-Year-Old Girl Missing 8 Days Lucy Rosa, 14, Sixteenth was reported missing by her family She had been seen last the night of July 5, The Morning Call was told.

The five foot, three inch, LUCY ROSA brown haired, brown eyed girl was wearing a white skirt and black blouse when she disappeared after starting for a nearby store, it was reported. She was heard from last on July. 10. when she. telephoned her mother Mrs.

Rosalie "The family requests that anyone knowing her whereabouts contact the mother at the Sixteenth Ave. address. of 4 Stations Change Services HOBOKEN, July 11 The Lackawanna Railroad announced that agency service at four New Jersey stations will change as of Monday. The New Jersey Public Utility Commission already approved the railroad's request to make these changes. The stations affected are Lyndhurst and Passaie where passenger ticket sales will be discontinued.

At Hopatcong and Towaco passenger, express and freight operation will be eliminated. freight In the future Hopatcong and express business will be handled at Netcong, while that of Towaco will be handled at Boonton. Moslem Rebels Hurl Bomb At Frenchmen ALGIERS -Moslem rebels hurled a bomb Sunday at a group of French army officers and civilians preparing the village of Bou Hanita for Tuesday's Bastille Day celebrations. One person, an aged Moslem, was killed and four others seriously wounded. Slightly injured in the blast at Bou Hanifa, 60 miles southeast of Oran, were, number of French officers and some children who were standing nearby.

Police immediately threw cordon around the area and began an identity check but the bombthrowers apparently escaped. Ends In Draw BELGRADE (UPD -American chess wizard Bobby Fischer's reburn game, against the Yugoslav international master Janosevic ended in a draw in 44 moves Saturday. Fischer will play another two "Double" games before going on a tour of Slovenia. He has expressed a wish to play against Yugoslav champion Bora Ivkov. OBITUARIES Heart Attack Fatal To Woman In Auto A Brooklyn woman who suffered an apparent heart attack in Waldwick last night while in a car driven by her husband, died minutes later at the Vallay Hospital in Ridgewood.

Mrs. Jack Cohen of 99 Dumont Brooklyn, was seized by an attack at Grove St. and Rt. 17 at 8:45 p.m. She was taken to the hospital in the Waldwick Ambulance by Frank Abee and Chet Di Lallo.

Ho-HoKus and Bergen County police assisted. Additional Obits On Page 19 Theater Timetable BELLEVUE Ten Commandmental 2:00, 8:00. CAPITOL- "Ten 11:45, 3:45, 6:00. FABIAN "High School Confide ential" 4:03. 1:02, 10:05.

"Port 2:43, 8:45. GARDEN "This Happy Peeling 1:00. 4:08. 10:00. Last of The Guns 2:35, 8:35, HAWTHORNE 8:35.

"Alligator Named Daisy 1:30, 7:00, 10:30. HYWAY Vertigo 2:50, 7:00, 10:50. Holiday" 1:00, 9:00. ORMONT "And God Created Woman 7:46, 9:50. 9:21.

PARAMUS DRIVE IN Horror Of Dracula 8:40, 11:40, Thing That Couldn't Die 510:25. PLAZA Time, Another Place 2:53, 0:22, 0:51, A SpanIsh Affair 1:14, 4:42. 8:11. ROUTE DRIVE IN "Battle Cry 8:52. Mr.

11:50. ROUTE 46 DRIVE-IN Horror Of Dracula 8:46. 11:30. Thing That Couldn't Die" 10:45. TOTOWA DRIVE-IN Ten North 8:50, 12:20.

Cattle Empire 10:50. U.S. Revenge Of 1:06, 4:00, 7:00, 0:55. Curse of The Demon 2:30, 5:30. 8:30.

WARNER No Time Sere 8:30. Crooked 3:30, 1:00. 10:25. Meg Goes To Church In Victoria VICTORIA, B. C.

(UPI) Britain's Princess Margaret tended church Sunday in the only public appearance scheduled for her first full day of a monthlong Canadian visit, The remainder of the day was spent relaxing in privacy. More than 1,000 persons waited at Christ Church Cathedral when the Princess arrived, preceded by a police escort of 10 motorcycles. One of the motorcycles toppled over 12 feet from the royal car. The Princess wore an opalescent gray silk surah dress, shortskirted and belted at the front. Her hat was of mixed flowers and white organza.

Her was a two-strand pearl necklace and a diamond broch. Accessories were gray. The Very Reverend Brian Whitlow met the Princess at the doorway of the towering Gothic Cathedral. He was flanked by two church wardens carrying goid tipped sceptres. A eross bearer, two altar boys and a warden carrying a silver sceptre led them into the church, packed with 1,600 persons admitted by special tickets.

Dean Whitlow preached the sermon. His text was: "This is none other but the House of God and this is the Gate of Heaven. Following the service the Princess walked through a double line of school children to an open black convertible for the ride back to the vice-regal suite of the Empress Hotel. There she received Seth Halton, publisher of the 100-year-old Victoria Colonist, who presented Margaret with a bound volume of the newspaper. To Start Work On 240-Family Apartment Soon Work on a five-story, 240.

family apartment on an Eastside tract is set to begin within 30 days. The apartment, being built with a $2,900,000 -insured mortgage, will occupy the land bounded by East 40th and East 42nd and 11th Ave. and McLean Blvd. Rentals will average. $39.22 monthly per room in the building which will have two, three and one-half and five room units.

Garages and off-street parking facilities will be provided for all tenants. The builders, Steiner and Massari, bought the six acres from the Marstan Realty which in turn had purchased it 10 years ago. Former owners, the family of the late U.S. Senator Warren Barbour, had placed a 30-year restriction on the deed, allowing only one-family dwelling on the site. U.S.

Navy Seeks Information On Revolution Personal and public. doeuments relating to U. S. Navy during 1775-1785 are currently being sought by the Navy from amateur naval historlans and American Revolution hobbyists. Master Sergeant Gamble, local Marine Corps recruiter, announced the start of the search yesterday.

He said that the success the projected naval and maritime history wiil depend on the support of amateur contributors. Documents may be sent to the Director of Naval history, Navy Department, Washington, D. C. All contributions will be considered as loans and will be returned after having been copied. YM Has Openings For Summer Camps Opening for three more young.

sters remain for the second period of the YMCA summer. camp. The period runs from July 15 through July 26. Two more two week periods, beginning July 29 and Aug. 12, will follow.

Persons interested in enrolling children should call David Wagner at MUlberry 2320. Near Death, Cultist Bars Transfusions FLEMINGTON, N.J., July 13 (UPI) Refusing blood transfusions on religious principles, 19-year-old farm hand is struggling for his life tonight against the effects of a leg amputation. Surgeons at Hunterdon Medical Center yesterday amputated the left leg of Phillip Peace, who was critically injured June 25 when both his legs were caught in a hay baling machine, Peace has been close to death much of the time, but has stubbornly refused the transfusions. He is a member of Jehovah's Witnesses, a sect that outlaws the taking of blood for any reason. The amputation below the knee was necessary because of tissue deterioration, a hospital bulletin said.

Peace lost a normal amount of blood during the operation authoriand needs transfusions, ties said. But they said his wishes, and those of his parents, in Cincinnati, 0., were being respected. The youth is being given constant nursing attention. Peace was injured on farm near Califon, operated by the Jehovah's Witnesses. His legs were pinned inside the hay for 45 minutes.

Driver Attempts Dive Through Station Window An Eastside man, arrested on a careless driving charge, attempted to dive through first floor window at police headquarters Saturday morning, police said. William Oliver, a 28-year-old boxer of 484 East Twenty-fourth suffered lacerations on the head when he tried to crash through the window in the captain's office during a test for drunken driving. Police said he tore off the blood pressure equipment. from his arm and attempted to jump head first through the window. He was restrained by Detectives Joseph La Barck, Philip Perrone and Herb Giardino.

Dr. Joseph Donnelly, city physician, said that the examination showed that Oliver was fit to drive. The detectives said they arrested Oliver when they spotted, him driving on the wrong side of West Broadway. Oliver was charged with careless driving, passing a red light, being a disorderly person. Recognizes Victim, Returns Stolen Wallet MILAN, Italy (UPI) A pickpocket handed back a wallet here when he recognized his victim as the lawyer who obtained an acquittal for him two months ago.

Attorney Adamo Degli Occhis said he discovered his wallet missing when he stepped off a Milan bus. Less than a minute later, someone tapped him on the back. "I apologize, sir for not having recognized the pickpocket said. "But that bus was just too overcrowded. This is your wallet.

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to build a table big enough for an elephant. But the man who asked him, Prof. Arthur Messervy, head of one of Britain's leading veterinary schools. was serious. He wanted it for new animal hospital which opened here Saturday.

Cullen's table was the main attraction at opening PLAZA TURNER LANA Another Time, BARRY SULLIVAN Another Place -2 NEW FEATURE HITSKILEY Spanish Affair" COLOR MAJESTIC 3- FEATURES-3 "GIRLS THE ON LOOSE" 'Live Fast Die Young' "RIDE OUT REVENGE AIR CONDITIONED AIR CONDITIONED FREE NAWTHORNE PARKING Now thru Wednesdey (except Tues. Mat). Alfred Hitched "VERTIGO" James Stewart Kim Novak st Showing In this of Alligator Named with Diana Dors features in Technicolor Cue Mag Tuesday Mat Children's Walt Disney a The LITTLEST Plus Disney Summer Cartoon Festival ROUTE 46. W. OF CIRCLE 2 THRILL HITS 00 THING THAT COULDN'T ROUTE 3, 2 BIG HITS IN COLOR 2 TAB.

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