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Mrs. Stauffer, 49, Succumbs Mrs. Mary M. Kuhns Stauffer, 49, of 1302 Rosemont died unexpectedly at 1:30 a.m. today at Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital.

She was the wife of Clair E. Stauffer. She was a member of Brethren in Christ Church, Lancaster. Born in Lancaster, she was the daughter of Earl and Levicy Davis Kuhns of Auburn, Pa. In addition to her parents and husband, she is survived by these children, Glenda, wife of Kenneth Wolf, East Petersburg; Judy, wife of Glen Wotring, Lancaster; Shirley Mae and Clair both at home, and two grandsons.

She also is survived by the following sisters and brothers: Alsenia, wife of Clarence Kirshner, Schuylkill Haven; Betty, wife of Charles Weibley, West Chester; Earl Kuhns, Lancaster; Shirley, wife of Roy Stauffer, East Petersburg, and Ida, wife of Miller, Hamburg. Mrs. G. Johnson, Manheim, Dies Mrs. Ina M.

Johnson, 69, of 171 S. Hazel Manheim, died at Smyth County Community Hospital, Marion, at 8 a.m. Sunday after an illness of two weeks. She was the wife of Golie A. Johnson.

She was a former employe of Raybestos-Manhattan Manheim. Born in Ash County, N.C., she was the daughter of the late Robert and Ludema Carter Duncan. In addition to her husband, she is survived by the following children: Dale and Curtis, both of Willow Street; Ernest and Max, both of Lititz, and five grandchildren. She aiso is survived by the following sisters, Etta, wife of Carl Blackburn, Galax, Mrs. Flora Mabe, and Mrs.

Ola Blackburn, both of Troutdale, one brother, John Duncan, Darlington, and one half-sister, Mrs. Leura Stump, Marion, Va. Jules Podell Jules Podell, owner of the Copacabana, died unexpectedly Thursday at his home at 900 Fifth Avenue, New York City, N.Y. He was 74. Since 1940 he had operated the Copacabana at 10 East 60th Street.

Podell, who was preparing to reopen the famous nightclub following a Summer closing, attend Rosh Hashanan services Thursday morning and went home for a nap. He suffered a heart attack in his sleep and died shortly afterward. He is survived by his widow, Claudia, at home, and one daughter, Malda, wife of Michael Proler, Lancaster; two grandchildren and three sisters, all of New York City. Burial took place Sunday on Long Island, N.Y. MORTON'S 2211 MARIETTA AVE.

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Tuesday cloudy with rain likely, highs in the mid to upper 60s. Precipitation probability 20 per cent tonight and per cent Tuesday. Winds east to southeast miles per hour through tonight. MIDDLE SUSQUEHANNA UPPER SUSQUEHANNA POCONOS Increasing cloudiness tonight, lows upper 40s to mid 50s. Tuesday cloudy with rain likely, highs in the low to mid 60s.

Precipitation probability 20 per cent tonight and 60 per cent Tuesday. NEW JERSEY Increasing cloudiness tonight, lows mid to upper 50s. Tuesday cloudy with rain likely, highs in mid to upper 60s. Precipitation probability 20 per cent tonight and 60 per cent Tuesday. DELAWARE Cloudy with chance of rain tonight lows in the upper 50s and low 60s.

Tuesday cloudy with rain likely, highs in the 70s. MARYLAND Cloudy tonight with rain likely in the west and chance of rain in the east portion. Lows in the 50s west and the upper 50s and low 60s east. Tuesday cloudy with rain likely. Highs in the 70s except upper 60s in the mountains, EXTENDED FORECASTS Eastern Pennsylvania Fair.

Wednesday and Thursday. Chance of showers Fri- Oct. 1 EST Data From NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE, NOAA, U.S. Dept. of Commerce WARM Rein Shewers Snow 50 Flurries Temperatures Expected FORECASTI 70 Until Tuesday Morning AP Wirephoto Map A broad belt of ed Monday for most ception of New York.

Showers are Warm weather is Midwest, while cooler in the Rockies and PM-70 Venus PM-66 PM-63 PM-61 MOON 10 PM-53 PM-56 Rises 4:57 PM 12 PM-53 1st Quarter Oct. day. Daily highs mid 60s to mid 70s and overnight lows mid 40s to mid 50s. New Jersey Fair Wednesday and Thursday. Chance of showers Friday.

Daily highs upper 60s to mid 70s and overnight lows in the 50s. Delaware and Maryland Chance of rain Wednesday, fair Thursday and Friday. Mild 1 with high temperatures mostly in the 70s and lows in the upper 50s and 60s. TODAY'S COMPARATIVE TEMP. AT TEMPERATURES NEW ERA High Low AM-52 Yester- Last AM-52 day Night AM-51 AM-51 New Era 72 49 53 AM-50 Water Works 70 AM-49 Ephrata 69 47 AM-48 High for Year-98 AM-49 Low for Year-10 AM-53 10 AM-57 11 AM-63 SUN Sun Set Rose 6:48 7:00 PM AM Noon-62 PM-63 PM-67 STARS PM-71 Morning Saturn, PM-72 Mars PM-71 Evening Jupiter, THE DAY'S LOG BELL, Mrs.

Harvey 89, Akron. BLEACHER, Mrs. Catherine 52, of 328 Coral St. BOOTS, James 76, of 1538 Walnut Harrisburg. BURNHAM.

David 76, Elizabethtown R2. HARNISH, Robert 64, Witmer. HERR, Mrs. Harvey. 88, of 44 W.

Ferdinand Manheim. JOHNSON, Mrs. Golie 69, of 171 S. Hazel Manheim. KEATH, J.

Arthur, 75, of 354 N. Broad Lititz. LUCAS, Brina Lynn, 5, 1322 maple Ave. MELLINGER, Albert, 65, of Denver R2. MILES, Mrs.

Florence 64, of River Front, Columbia. PETERS, Charles 66, formerly of 22 Church St. PODELL, Jules, 74, of New York City. REAM, Mrs. Charles 88, of 37 Hazel St.

REATH, Mrs. George, 85, Holtwood R1. RINEER, Mrs. Howard, 76, of Quarryville. SLAYMAKER, Paul 73, of Kinzers.

SNYDER, Richard 48, of Wrightsville R1. STAUFFER, Mrs. Clair 49, of 1302 Rosemont Ave. WENRICH, Monroe, 92, of Stevens R1. Births Deaths AUKER.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth (Patricia Bryson), 107 Knollwood Drive, a son, at General Hospital, Sunday. AXE, Mr. and Mrs.

Vincent A. (Christine Smith), Ephrata R2, a son, at Ephrata Community Hospital, Sunday. BLEACHER, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde (Beverly Glass), 28 W.

State Quarryville, a son, at St. Joseph Hospital, Sunday. BURKHOLDER, Mr. and Mrs. Lester N.

(Annie H. Zimmerman), Ephrata R3, a son, at Ephrata Community COCHRAN, Hospital, Mr. and Sunday. Airs. Jeff W.

(Theresa Turner), 15 Groff Mobile Village, Leola, a son, at St. Joseph Hospital, Saturday. DATESMAN, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L.

(Charline Leed), 1027 Locust Columbia, a daughter, at St. Joseph Hospital, Saturday, FISHER, Mr. and Mrs. Elam F. (Emma S.

Lapp), Ronks R1, a son, at home Saturday. FISHER, Mr. and Mrs. John M. (Rebecca Stoltzfus), Gordonville R1, a daughter, at home, Saturday.

GEROLD, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin (Diane Goodhue), 902 New Ere, 8 W. King Street, Lancaster for, Penne. 17604.

Publiched every evening exEntered os serend class matter sept Sunday. January 31, 1924 at the Pest Office at Lancaster, under the Aet ef Marsh 3, 1879. TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS: By carrier per $15.50 fer 4 menths; week; $31.00 per yeer; $7.80 fer 3 menths. By mail or R.F,B. routes er in and adjeining counties where towns in Lancaster ne carrier delivery service is maintained, $21.00 $11.00 fer menthe: $5.75 for 3 per menthe, By mail outside of Lancaster end for ing fer 3 menths; $2.75 fer 1 menth.

counties, $32.00 per yeen menthe; $8.00 All mail subseriptions payable in advance. Monroe Wenrich Succumbs at 92 Monroe Wenrich, 92, of Stevens R1, died Sunday at 10:55 p.m. at Conestoga View after a lengthy illness. He was the husband of Lizzie Hehnly Wenrich, who died March 2, 1962. resided in Clay Twp.

for 20 years and retired as a watchman for Stunzi Silk Mill, Ephrata. Wenrich was a member of Mellinger's Lutheran Church, Schoeneck. Born in East Cocalico he was the son of the late Isaac and Catherine Goshert Wenrich. Surviving are two daughters and two sons: Minnie, wife of Edwin Wilson, Stevens R1; Sallie, wife of Walter D. Wolf, Hopeland; Jacob Wenrich, Stevens R1, and Edwin Wenrich, Reinholds R1; 12 grandchildren; 37 great-grandchildren and nine great-great grandchildren.

Mrs. C. Ream Dies In Her 90th Year Mrs. Ida H. Ream, 88, of 37 Hazel died at 8:10 a.m.

today at Conestoga View after a lingering illness. She was the widow of Charles A. Ream who died in 1937. She was last employed by Lancaster Leaf Tobacco Co. She lived in Lancaster for the past 60 years, formerly living in Lititz.

Born in Akron, she was the daughter of the late Lewis and Lizzie Apple Haines. She is survived by five children, Charles A. Ream, Lancaster; Arthur Ream, Columbia; Marguerite, wife of Clyde Morris, Lancaster; Mrs. Arlene Huss, Tiffion, Ohio, and Dorothy, wife of Clinton B. Lancaster; 12 grandchildren and 10 great- grandchildren.

Paul J. Slaymaker, Farmer, Dies at 73 Paul J. Slaymaker, 73, of Kinzer, died unexpectedly at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at his home. He had been under the care of a physician.

The husband of Pearl Wood Slaymaker, he was born in Kinzer, a son of the late Edwin A. and Carrie Benner Slaymaker, Slaymaker was a retired farmer. He was a 57 year member of Gap United Methodist Church where he was to be honored at its 100th anniversary, Oct.14. He was also a member of Kinzer Fire and Macabee's Lodge. Besides his widow, he is survived by two! sons, Edwin Kinzer R1, and Robert Kinzer, and a daughter Ethel Jane, wife of Robert E.

Weir, Gap R1; 11 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. (Other obituaries on page 19.) Time and place of service will be Found under Funeral Invitations. Mrs. Bleacher, Age 52, Dies OBITUARIES Mrs. Catherine T.

Bleacher, 52, of 328 Coral died Sunday at Lancaster Osteopathic Hospital at 2 p.m. after an illness of two weeks. She was a member of Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Church and president of Red Rose Courage Club. Born in Lancaster, she was a daughter of the late Frederick J. and Magdalene Beck Kirchner.

Surviving are six children: Marie C. Hershey, Lancaster; Joseph N. Bleacher, at home; Michael J. Bleacher, Elizabethtown; Charlotte wife of Edward Garner, and Ruth wife of Klebsh, both of Lancaster, and Miss Rita J. Bleacher, Elwyn, and seven grandchildren.

Also surviving are eight brothers and sisters: Magdalene, wife of Paul O. Riley, Lancaster; Frederick J. Kirchner, York; Albert George and Charles H. Kirchner, all of Lancaster; Raymond J. Kirchner, Oak Park, Mary Anne, wife of Frederick J.

Wickenheiser, Columbia, and Edward T. Kirchner, North Miami, Fla. Developer to Appeal Case Lloyd H. Miller, Mount Joy R1 developer who defended himself in court on theft charges last Wednesday, has obtained a lawyer and is appealing his conviction, a court spokesman said Friday. Miller has retained Columbia attorney Donald Nikolaus as his counsel, the spokesman said, and motions for a new trial have been filed.

The case is expected to be heard during the December session of Argument Court. FOUND GUILTY Miller was found guilty last week of burglary and larceny and larceny. He had been charged with stealing a tool box and personal items from a Marietta apartment he rented to tenants. The tiems allegedly belonged to the tenants. In choosing to defend himself, Miller disregarded advice by Judge Wilson Bucher that he retain an attorney to defend him.

Judge Bucher advised Miller to "get a lawyer" both before the trial began and after the defendant was found guilty. How to combat crime, particularly juvenile crime, continues to be a puzzling topic all over the country. Perhaps it is time to take an altogether different approach; to attack the problem before it starts. Everyone agrees, for example, school children are impressionable. In the same manner that school children are taken museums, zoos, perhaps it would help to periodically take classes of children on guided tours through county jails, State and Federal penitentiaries.

Let them see first hand how the liberty and freedom of convicts are restricted. Let talented dramatists explain the cost of crime, NOT to society, but the criminal; how his cost can be life-long. Let it be emotionally told how ex-cons are branded. Jobs are scarce, hard to find for them even good times. Almost professions are denied them; licenses to perform in many skills and trades are refused them.

Let it be told the way it is. Harshly. After all, if youngsters of age 18 are considered smart enough to vote, surely they should be smart enough at that or an earlier age to want to stay out of jail for their own good CHARLES F. SNYDER, CHARLES F. SNYDER FUNERAL HOME, 414 E.

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Orange -Lancaster- Phone 392-6264 Open daily 9 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. -Sat. 9 to noon LANCASTER, NEW Robert Harnish, 64, County Native, Dies Robert L. Harnish, 64, died at 5 p.m.

Saturday at Lancashire Hall Nursing Home after an illness of 18 days. He formerly lived in Witmer. A retired farmer, he was a member of Zion Lutheran Church, Leacock, and a lifetime member of Lancaster County Coon Club. After retirement Harnish worked as a painter. Born in Leola, he was the son of the late Harry L.

and Ada Bucks Harnish. He is survived by a sister, Mabel, wife of E. Earl Latschar, Witmer, with whom he resided for 18 years, a brother, Norman B. Harnish, East Earl R1, and three nephews. Mrs.

Rineer Dies at 76 Mrs. Myra B. Rineer, 76, of Quarryville, died at 10:40 p.m. Sunday at Fairview Manor Convalescent Home, Columbia, following an illness of two years. She was the widow of Howard Rineer.

A member of Mt. Hope United Methodist Church, she was a former member of United Workers Circle of King's Daughters and Sons of Drumore. Born in Lancaster County, she was the daughter of the late John and Annie Groff Hambleton. She is survived by two daughters, Bertha, wife of G. L.

Louthian, Quarryville R2, and Erma, John Wiggens, Port Deposit, one son, Paul Rineer, Quarryville R1; 11 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; one brother, Giles Hambleton, New Providence RD, and two sisters, Mrs. Beulah Mullen and Elizabeth, wife of Harry G. Keene, both of Quarryville. ERA-MONDAY, OCT. 1, 1973-3 J.

Keath, 75, Lititz, Dies rain and showers is predictof the East, with the exEngland and northern New expected in the Rockies. forecast for the East and temperatures will prevail northern Plains states. THE WEATHER ELSEWHERE By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS City High Low Pr. Outlook Albany .68 34 Clear Albuquerque .77 56 Clear Amarillo .78 53 Clear Anchorage 49 43 .20 Rain Asheville .75 59 .84 Rain Atlanta .84 64 .87 Rain Atlantic City .69 47 Clear Birmingham .71 67 .98 Cloudy Bismarck 74 51 Clear Boise 79 48 Cloudy Boston 68 49 Clear Brownsville .91 73 Cloudy Buffalo 66 43 Cloudy Charleston .88 74 Cloudy Charlotte 84 60 .59 Rain Chicago 67 57 Cloudy Cincinnati .81 63 1.50 Rain Cleveland 72 56 Cloudy Denver ..75 44 Clear Des Moines 67 59 .05 Cloudy Detroit .68 51 Cloudy Duluth .64 41 Clear Fairbanks 53 42 .01 Rain Fort Worth 82 57 Clear Green Bay 67 46 Cloudy Helena .82 46 Cloudy Honolulu .87 75 .01 Cloudy Houston ...91 76 Cloudy Indianapolis 79 65 Rain Jacksonville ..90 71 .03 Rain Juneau .54 38 Rain Kansas City 66 56 Rain Little Rock ..82 59 Clear Los Angeles .76 63 Cloudy Louisville 83 66 .23 Cloudy Marquette 67 48 Clear Memphis 83 66 .34 Cloudy Miami 85 77 Cloudy Milwaukee ..62 55 Cloudy Mpls-St. Paul 66 46 Clear New Orleans .82 69 .28 Rain New York 71 54 Clear Okla.

City 70 53 Clear Omaha .70 56 .02 Cloudy Orlando 88 72 Cloudy Philadelphia .70 48 Clear Phoenix .100 64 Clear Pittsburgh 68 55 Cloudy Portland Me. .65 32 Clear Portland, Ore. 65 45 Cloudy Rapid City .79 45 Clear Richmond .72 61 Cloudy St. Louis .78 59 .66 Rain Salt Lake 82 57 Clear San Diego .71 62 Cloudy San Francisco .61 54 Clear Seattle 62 47 Cloudy Spokane 57 35 Cloudy Tampa 88 76 Cloudy Washington 58 36 Cloudy Media Man Dies In Del. Shore Fire BETHANY BEACH, Del.

(AP) A 30-year-old Media, man died early Sunday morning when a fire destroyed a mobile home near here. Richard F. Mayo died "within a matter of seconds" after fire engulfed his Summer trailer home at the Bayshore Mobile Home Park, police said. Mayo's 6-year-old son, Jeff, and Mark A. Heald, 12, of Glen Olden, were awakened by the smell of smoke and escaped through a window, police said.

Deputy State Fire Marshal John M. Hurd said the fire apparently started when Mayo fell asleep while smoking. 6 Park City's World of GENERAL ELECTRIC NEXT DAY DELIVERY 18 LB. CAPACITY 18 LB. WASHER $158.88 LOCATED IN THE EAST MALLS BETWEEN SEARS GIMBELS CUSTOMER CARE.

PARK CITY SERVICE EVERYWHERE Appliance TV Center Phone 397-4853 J. Arthur Keath, 75, of 354 N. Broad Lititz, died Sunday at 8:45 a.m. at Conestoga View following a lengthy illness. Born in Penryn, he was the son of the late Henry H.

and Mary Bender Keath. A Lititz resident for the past 50 years, he was a plastering contractor for 45 years, until his retirement 12 years ago. He was a member of Jerusalem United Church of Chris. for 61 years. He was the husband of Estella Weidner Keath.

In addition to his widow, he is survived by the following children: Pearl, wife of Samuel Watson, Manheim; Betty, wife of Daniel Riegle, Palm yra; Violet, wife of George Simon, Lititz; Rosine, wife of Earl Musser, Gloria, wife of John Keeler, and Gladys, Wagner, all of Lancaster; Ar liss, wife of Eugene Zwally Akron; John Keath, Camp Hill; Kenneth Keath, Scottsdale, and Janice, wife of Jay Reedy, Lititz. He is also survived by 3 grandchildren, 26 children and five sisters: Mrs. Ella Forney, Lititz; Mrs. Wallace Zook, Lititz R4; Mrs. Rufus Shelley, Manheim R3; Mrs.

Erma Derr, Manheim; and Mrs. Elmer Zook, Leola. mid mid Haupt PTA to Hear MSC Prof Tuesday Robert Labriola, Millersville State College professor, will discuss the open space school concept with members of the Haupt Elementary School PTA Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the school. Some open space ideas will be employed at the school this year, and Labriola and school officials will answer questions pertaining to the new program.

St. Joseph a son, at St. Joseph Hospital, Sunday. HESS, Mr. and Mrs.

Ronald A. (Bambi Ebersole), Pequea R1, a daughter, at St. Joseph Hospital, Sunday. HOOVER, Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey (Nora Burkholder), East Earl R1, a son, at home, Sunday. LONG, Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Barbara Feeney), 314 E. Main Lititz, a son, at the General Hospital, Saturday.

MARTIN, Mr. and Mrs. Richard (Carol Grain), 246 E. Frederick a son, at General Hospital, Sunday. MECK, Mr.

and Mrs. Gerald (Jean Lynette Youndt), 702 N. Sixth Denver, a son, at Osteopathic Hospital, Saturday. NICKERSON, Mr. and Mrs.

John (Sharon Snow), Lititz R3, a daughter, at Osteopathic Hospital, Saturday. NOLT, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. (Mary L.

Rutt), Ephrata R3, a daughter at the Ephrata Community Hospital today. SHIRK, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Z. (Esther B.

Kilmer), Stevens R1, a daughter, at Ephrata Community Hospital, Sunday SLESSER. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jr. (Betty Bush), Middletown, a daughter, at St.

Joseph Hospital, Saturday. SPIESE, Mr. snd Mrs. Larry (Cynthia McGeehan), 412 Beaver Valley Pike, a daughter, General Hospital, Saturday STILLMAN, Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel (Emily Glaser), Columbia R2, a son, at home Saturday. VIDITO, Mr. and Mrs. Merle (Doris Stauffer), of Moscow, a son, at a Scranton hospital Friday. Both are former residents of Lancaster.

WEAVER, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin (Joyce Moyer), 10 Roselle Bausman, a son, at General Hospital, Saturday. WEAVER, Mr. and Mrs.

Amos H. (Ella Weaver), Lititz R4, a son, at Ephrata Community Hospital, Sunday. WEBB, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis (Susan Miller,) 917 Church Akron, a son, at General Hospital, Sunday.

WHITELY. Mr. and Mrs. James L. (Robin Pratt), Seoul, Korea, in a Seoul hospital.

Mr. Whitely is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Whitely, Lancaster. ZIMMERMAN, Mr.

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