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34 abd THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, THURSDAY MORNING. JULV 25, 1963 Dial Died 1 Tflte Caxmift J. Allen Gardy Dies; Ex-Coach, Publisher Deaths Elsewhere John M. Wall, 82, who revolutionize the movie in- STATISTICS BY C'TIES Highest temperature last 12 hours J. Allen Gardy, of Goldview Doylestown, editor and publisher of the Modern Game Breeder magazine and founder of the Gardy Printing an advertising agency, 1 41,.

developing film that recorded sound, in Mr. wails single-track sound Ti Died JULY 1963 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 AUGUST 1963 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 urj- uieu in uie uoviesiown fiosDiiai. rie was A Eraduate of Tehi2h Univer- 6 1 1 Mr Harriv hart nnarhnri (ttFICIAL FORECASTS Philadclp i a and vicinity: Sunny and hot Thursday with high in the low 90s. Wind south westerly five to; 10 miles an hour Sunny, hot and more humid Friday. I Eastern Pennsylvania: hot and humid Thursday and Friday.

7 vu iimukcu rdu.c, m.Vpwt ramorac rinrinet tho Into1 1Q9fls frnm lha 'Time nf tho' M.i 7 severa Doylestown gh School World tO the 'Eyes and I uasivetUHU teailla IU on urionao, ria nif. OFFICIAL nf tho Wnrlrt Among nis last creauons was tuc uucc-iaicu Lliiciailia l-aI11 era, which was used by the U. S. New Jersey: Sunny, hot and Sun sets -humid Thursday and Friday. jjioonsets A Signal Corps tO fim the Official! surrender of Japan aboard the, Missouri on Sept.

2, 1945. Mr Gardv was SPCrptarv Of 0M Drowy.rs Cem.iery. Odessa. fllr' UarQy W3S Secrelary P. do not send flowers.

the Doylestown Fair during its 335, Rm(J July 30 years of operation. He also husnd of the lore Barbara Baxter nee Wiaains). oae Sun rises A. iU. P.

vf -11. Z4 P. Wednesday's Local Report U. S. WEATHER BUREAU Philadelphia, Pa July 24, mi edt t.

WD.iV. Pr. W. WNW- i Cldy. WSW- 5 .00 Cldy.

SSW- 6 Cldy. aAm 87 oon hi 2 P. 85 52 -w nis cameras aiso were usea oiiWas secretary of the Dovlestown Air Force reconnaissance planes during the Second World War. looiAmong private concerns using nis cameras were Movitnnei Delaware: Mostly sunny Thursday. Friday partly cloudy and warm.

Maryland Thursday. Most Partly cloudy and warm Friday, District of Columbia and vi cinity: Mostly sunny .1 i rdiuy Kiuuuy rriuay dim wauu. news, the "March of he was a member of the Lake City a New and Warner Brothers. ..,1.1 li rpur nrsc irv- Niinnv nnT'tn-u n.un hqss n.H,tr, do, luimu ant Sodety and for number administrative officer of Har-0f years was chairman of the vard Universty and former Retail Merchants Committee of treasurer director of Littlejtte Doylestown Chamber of Brown and in Mass. FATHER OF 2 He was a erandneohew of James MacNeill Whistler, and humid Thursday and Fri day.

Cape May to Block Island: Variable Winds five tO 10 knots Thursday with southerly winds 15 nuuiii uuuiig uie nuuiiuuii nu evening. Fair weather except for 0 mumiug lug aim nae, visiumiy na i ha UliC IV L111CC 11U113 111 LUC 111U111 ing improving to about five miles by afternoon. Cape May to Cape Hatteras: Light variable wind Thursday. Partly cloudy weather with eight miles visibility. lowest temperature last lg hours and JKuSre Kited TEMPERATURE PLACE pr'j 74 78 93 90 83 77 8 86 92 90 76 91 91 87 94 85 85 88 87 89 92 82 87 112 86 90 72 89 102 100 65 83 86 68 87 86 Albany 61 64 67 67 6 60 71 70 62 63 61 66 61 81 65 70 77 62 62 79 69 76 66 70 62 82 60 59 59 66 73 76 55 58 66 55 75 67 62 Atlanta Atlantic City Bismarck, N.

D. Boston Buffalo, Y. 'XV Charleston, S. C. Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Detroit Duluth, Minn.

.00 oo HarrisburK Jacksonville, FU. Kansas City. Mo. Lo Anneles Louisville xijami Beach 27 Minneapolis New Orleans New York City Norfolk. Va.

Philadelphia Phoenix, Ariz. Pittsburgh Portland, Me. Portland, Ore. St. Louis San Antonio San Francisco S.

Ste. Marie, Mich. Savannah, Ga. Seattle .01 .01 .00 lamps, ria. Washing-ton, D.

C. winnipei! Man 69 93 01 Low; High; Missing; Precipitation; Trace. Thursday's Tidal Predictions PHILADELPHIA (Chestnut st.) Tide 5.34 a. m. :13 p.

T.de 12:19 A. hi. 12 50 P. DELAWARE BREAKWATER huh Tide 12 19 a. 12 p.

Low Tide A.M. 6:45 P. CAPE MAV (Municipal Pkr) Hish Tide A. M. 12:09 P.

M. Low Tide 5:40 A. 5:52 P. M. ATLANTIC CITY (Steel IPrr) High Tide 11:36 A.

M. 11:38 P. M. Low Tide 5:22 M. 5:34 P.

M. BEACH HAVEN (Little Err Harbor) High Tide 1:13 A M. 154 P. Low Tide 7:58 A. M.

8:10 P. BARNEGAT INLET Hith Tide 11:47 A. M. P. Low Tide 5:36 A.

M. 5:48 P. M. vt Brtuuit. unlivortilt wtilkit.

Jrrrtlion nc? tptto1 Killed, 28 Hurt In Train Crash iAt Hudson Tube no oo 00 fj6 loo; oo oo. in 19th Century painter. He spent 21 years with Little, Brown and resigning to enter the Army during the Second World War. He was employed by the Lee Higginson Corp. of Boston from 1946 to 1949, when he joined Harvard as administrative officer and director of re search.

He retired in 1959. Alexander Gerasimov, Stalin's favorite artist, in Moscow. He was 82. He painted a long series of oilj and water color portraits of the late dictator which won him the Order of Lenin, the Order of the Red Banner of Labor, four Stalin Prizes and a seat in Parliament. Mr.

Gerasimov was president of the Academy of Arts when Stalin died in March, 1953, and hung on to the post until 1956, when he was dropped as a sym-i bol of repressive artistic poli-j cies. Out of favor with the new re-: gime of Premier Nikita Khrush-! Weather for Thursday 7r Based en Official Forecasts I tosV UGEND I P) (If) Is (gJjteJ KZs vX7 tcs -V-V'' QOUDY PARTLY I twn0m A IT NEW ORLEANS SNOWIIIIIII RAM MIAMI STATIC WIND as4 I COiD SSS WARM I AMICUCCI. July 23. 1963. in Orlando.

f'-. of. UMBERTO, hus Bond ot Row, father of Wis. Nettie Mas- cionioni. Mrs.

du Keane of Or ar.i:. John of Reno, Nevada, and Jim Amicucci 0'lai- oiio survived by grandchildren. Funeral Mast and inter- ASPKIL. July 52. I9A3.

MARY ASPRIt. of tennox Philo. Funeral services ot Bringhurif'i, 000 Walnut on July 25. at 11 A'. M.

Interment service 85 Relatives ond friends ore in- ivited to services A. Ulster I Homj; 0'-u Int. Green Hill Wilmington, Del. Friends may call Thuri. BENNE.

On July 22, of 4233 Hrjrtel MARY nee Berrymon), wife of the lole Howard Benner. Relative and friends ore invitea to lervicel 2 P. at ml MTV) Darntur Ut lot 7900 n. fm. ave'i.

im. white Chaoel Gardeni, priendi may call Ihun. after 1 P. M. HAIR.

Of Paitlsboro, N. on July WILLIAM BLAIR, husband of Helen Inee Lukasavichl, aqe 49 vears. Friends and relatives are Invited to funeral service on July 27, at 10 A. at the Adorns Funeral Home. 203 W.

Brocd Paulsboro. N. J. Int. Eglington Cem.

Friends may coll Frl. eve. IOUINIACH Suddenly, on July 22. 1963. AGNES V.

Inee Donohuel. of 2077 Pubicam Abington, formerly of 1329 Sellers widow of Richard W. Bollen-bach. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8:30 A. Nulty Funeral Home, Fkd.

ave. Church St. Solemn Re-auiem Moss, Our Lady HelD of Christians Church, 10 A. M. Int.

St. Dominie Cem. Friends call Thurs. ofter 7 P. M.

BOOTH. July 23. 1963. WILLIAM husband of the late Mabel, of 514 Paul Gloucester. N.

age 62. Rela tives ond friends of the family are in vited to crttend the funeral services on 11 A. from his la'e residence Int. Ealinaton Clarksboro, N. Friends may call Thurs.

eve. Funeral under the direction of the McCann Funeral Home, Gloucester, N. J. BUTTARI. Julv 23.

1963. FREDERICK husband of he late Marv Buttari, of 34 Belmont Bellmowr. N. J. Relatives and friends ore invited to funeral 9 A.

from Penno. Burial 1327-29 Brood Phila. Solemn Reauiem Mass. St. Mary Magdalen Church.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Thurs.

eve. CABRERA. Julv 23, 1963. CATHERINE Inee Kennvl. of 430 S'dviva wife of Augustin Cabrera.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 8:30 A. Burns Funeral Home, 1428 E. Columbia ove. lot Fkd. ove I.

Solemn Reauiem Mass, Holy Name Church, 10 A. M. Viewing Thurs. eve. CAHNUCCIO July 22.

ALBERT, of 1256 Marlyn oqe 39, son ot Mr. ana Mrs. llnrm Cnrnufrm. Relatives and friends in vited to funeral on 9 A. from The Aniolell Funeral Home.

6506-20 Hay erford ove. Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. St. Donato Church. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Thurs. 7-10. (Parking adjacent to funeral home. I CARVIN.

July 23, 1963. RACHEL I. Inee Lombertl, of 42S Tvson wife of the lote George W. Carvin. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services II A.

Wrtckerman Funeral Home, 8060 Verree rd. IFox Chase). Int. Sunset Mem. Pk Friends may call Thurs.

eve. COLLINS. July 22. 1963, JOHN husband of the late Mary C. Inee Gallaqherl.

of 6563 Belmar Terrace. Relatives and friends are invited to the funerol 9:30 A. from Victor J. Ruffenrrch Funeral Home, TownshiD Line and Burmont Dreel Hill. Reauiem Mass, Good Sheo-herd Church, 11 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross: Cem, Friends moy call Thurs. eve. On July 23.

1963. of 443 Rhawn LAVINA Inee lanninal. wife of the late Albert Curry. Relotives and friends an invited to the funeral I P. J.

W. Dean and Son, 7900 Oxford ave. Fox Chase, Phila. Int. Lawnview Cem.

Viewing Thurs. eve. D'ANGELO. CARIO. of 2235 Gerritt husband of Rose Inee Mortellal, father of Mrs.

Helen Battistelli, Sarah. Angelo and Mrs. Julia Richards ond Mrs. Elizcrbeth Welenc and Carl. Solemn Reauiem Mass, Friday, 9:30 A.

King of Peace Church. inr. noiy Lross iem. viewing inurs. Verna Funeral Heme, 1 244 S.

Broad st. IParking facilities at Sinclair Station. I DASH. July 23, 1963. MOLLIE Inee Katil, wife of Beniamin Dash, of 415 ID) Parkview Collingswood, N.

J. mother of Marvin Dosh. and the late Sidnev Dash, sister of Dr. Mitchel Katz ond Dinah Gontz, also survived by 4 grandchildren. Relotives and friends ore invited to services, 12 noon at Joseph Levine 'Son, 1512 N.

Broad st. Int. Har Zion Cem. Family will return to the residence of Mr. Marvin Dash.

221 Belle Arbor Drive, Cherry Hill. N. J. In heu of flowers kindly make your contributions to Deborah of Camden, N. or the Betty Bacharach Chapter of Camden, N.

J. DRANSFIELD. July 1963. of 1203 W. Columbia MABEL Inee Grahaml.

wife of Joseph Dronsfield. Relatives and friends are invited to the service 1 0: 30 A. Parlors of Harold B. Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh ove.

Int. Greenwood K. of P. Cem. Friends invited Thurs.

eve. DUGAN. July 21. 1963. FRANK J.

DUGAN, beloved husband of Aileen McGoev Dugcm, of 53j8 N. Sydenham st. Relatives and friends invited to Solemn Mass of Requiem, 10 A. Church of The Holy Child. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. No viewing Thurs. eve. DULANIY. On July 22.

of 319 Second ove Newtown Square JOSEPH HIBBARD DULANEY, son of Phoebe Hibbard and Carroll S. Dulaney. Relotives and friends are invited to ottend the funerol service 2 P. from The Dill Funeral Home, 23 Bishop Hollow Road, Newtown Square, Int. Willistown Friends Burial Grounds.

Friends may call Thu'S. eve. FISHER WILLIAM of 3949 Filbert. beloved husband ot Lillian J. risher Inee Harvev), devoted father of Lawrence Fisher, died July 19, 1963.

Relotives, fnttnrlt nnrt tmnlnu, rf nnt Public Pmn- erty, City Hall. Noval Base IPhila.l Supply gp so 65 SS" 2 Temperature; Humidity! w.d. Wind Direction and Velocity; Precipitation; Weather Co tions. Weather Condi. ,4 Lowest temperature 15 30 A.

M. Lowest temperature this date last i 92 years (1947) I Average temperature today Average temperature this date last Normal for this date 76 Deficiency since July 1st rt. Deficiency Since Jan. 1 381 8' precipitation since July 1st 2.02 Total precipitation since Jan. 1 15.53 ueticiency since Jan.

1 a.o Barometric Pressure: la. M. Kia- ins: 12 Noon 30.18, Steady; 6 P. 30.13. Risins, Woke up to the complete story of baseball every morning.

Final results, box scores stories, statistics you'll find them every day in The Inquirer's Final City Edition, mitti low of movement STATIC FRONT or BAROMETER 30 Days A Hvoriimo Pav WYCIIiniC ray WASHINGTON, July 24 (AP). Joseph A. Beirne, president of jthe Communication Workers of a j.j ur-j a aay mat L-ongress, as a means ot Agricultural and Live Stock As sociation. I A First World War Army vet- American Legion. He was member of the Board of Di 'rectors of the American Pheas- Surviving are his wife, the mail) a n.

vai ici uaiuj a daughter, Mrs. Stephen M. Clarke; a sister, Miss E. Barbara Gardy and two grandchildren. Services will be at 11 A.

M. Friday at St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Doylestown. Interment will be in Buckingham Friends Burial Grounds, Lahaska, Pa. Mncl Rp O'HflrA Burled in Crypt solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass was sung at 11 A.

M. Wednesday in the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul, 18th st. and the Parkway, for the Most Rev. Gerald Patrick O'Hara, Apos tolic Delegate to Britain and a former Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia, who died July 16 in London.

The Most Rev. Egidio Vag-nozzi, Apostolic Delegate to the United States, was celebrant of the Mass, which was attended by 1500 clergymen including Francis Cardinal Spellman, ain, Ireland and Italy. The Most Rev. Francis E. Hy-land, former Bishop of Atlanta, preached the sermon.

Archbishop O'Hara, 68, had been Apostolic Delegate to Britain since 1954. He was Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia from 1929 to Savannah. Burial was in the rvnf honoofi, tho the Cathedral. FRANCIS G. DARDINE, retired printer at Ihe Inquirer, died Sunday at Haverford Hospital.

He was 66 and lived at 507 Sharon Sharon Hill. A member of the International wue, Liuauein son, rrancis, cnn stepdaughteJ Mrs. Jennie Paxson; seven seven and great three MRS. JAMES MONTEITII, widow of a Democratic committeeman of the 40th Ward, died Monday while on vacation in Ocean City, J. She was 67 and lived at 1761 S.

Avon-dale st. The former Sally Little, Mrs. Monteith was a resident of Southwest Philadelphia for more than 37 years. Surviving are a son. James; two sisters, children.

MRS. BENJAMIN DASH, a retired saleswoman a 0 3 fn chev, Mr. Gerasimov turned to Archbishop of New York, and 36 the West for customers. Heather Archbishops and Bishops painted numerous portraits of of the United States. Great Brit- Western diplomatic and journalist families in Moscow and be came quite popular in the circles he had once decried.

Perhaps his best known pic- ture of this period was a portrait he did during a visit to New Delhi of Indian Prime Minister fljjjvi prriivre, lirenkli wmhtr, Ji'taion JL04 Jawaharlal Nehru. He had1935 and was a former Bish FRONT if toniirj bounjry of mill ir PETERSON. Of 4 Budd Greets Fields. Woodbury, N. on July 23, LT.

rMirB inuu ID .1 late Florence Peterson Inee Brennanl. Relatives and friends are invited to meet at The Davis Funeral Home. 171 Delaware Woodbury, N. on July 26, at OA il Church, Woodbury Heights. 9 A.

M. Int! o. rvarionui v.om., obvsmt. ii j. view ing inurs.

eve, PFUIGIR. EFFIE (nee Royer, age 54 vears. of 121 Ardmore Upper Darhv. July 24th, wife of Alton B. Pflieger.

Rela tives and trienoi inviteo to the funeral services on at 1 P. in The Calvary Presbyterian Church, Pennock Upper Darbv. Int. St. Paul'i Lutheran Red Hill, Pa, Please omit flowers.

No viewing. REIGAHT. July 22, of 1520 Spruce formerly of Jenkintown, DR. MORRIS husbond of Esther H. Reigart.

Services and interment at convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, please make contributions to the Cancer Fund. Arrangementi Walter Shaett funeral Home, Ambler. Pa. ROSETTI.

July 23, ANIONIC beloved husband of the late Susan, of 1914 Jackson also survived by 1 ion, John, 3 brother! Enrico, Dominie I Gabriel. Relatives, friends employe! of PTC. ere in vited to funeral, at 8:30 A. from leonetti Funeral Home, N. E.

cor. Broad Wolf ti. Solemn Requiem Man, St. Monica i Church ot 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Crosi Cem. View. Frl. 7 to II P.

M. cruirsfituR nn oo ioai jth I-v. wi JJ Leiper MAMIE (nee Azonel, wife of the lote Andrew J. Schick I ina Relatives and friends ere invited to the funeral 8:30 A. J.

W. Dean i Son, 6401 Rising Sun Lawndale, Philo. Solemn Requiem Um, lit AA lAnrkim'a TUnrL I. private. Viewing Thuri.

eve. SE IDT. Suddenly July 20. at Grand Canyon, JOHN C. father of Joan M.

Seidt, of 5431 N. Moscher it. Relatives and friendi, employes Philco invited to services. 11:30 A. at Mann Funeral Home, 219 W.

Tabor rd. Int. U. S. National Beverly, N.

Friends may call Thuri. eve, SKLAH. July 23, 1963, ABRAHAM, husband of Anno (nee MaronUl, of 106J Grant father of Mr. Joseph Sklar and Mrs. Freda lewis, brother of Mr.

David Sklar, Mrs. Celia Kopelaw and Mn. Blanche Heller, also survived by 7 grandchildren ond 6 great-grandchildren. friendi invited to funeral lervices 12 noon precisely, "Goldsteins'." 6410 N. Brood St.

Int, Roosevelt Memorial Park. Shiva will be observed at 1063 Grant ave. SPENCER. July 22, OLIVE, widow of Clarence I. Spencer.

Services 1 30 P. A. Mercer Quinby 1125 W. Lehigh ave. STECK.

Of Cherry Hill, N. July 23, 1963, JOSEPH C. husbond of the late Emily J. Steck Inee Metzger). Relatives, friends ond employes of The Tcfsty Baking Co.

are invited to funeral 7:30 A.M. from John F. Fluehr Sons, 3301 -15 Cottmon Phila. Requiem Mass at St, Boniface Church ot 9 A. Friendi may call Thurs.

eve. THIIl. July 23. 1963, RAYMOND husband of the late Catherine, of 219 5 Woodstock Drive. Cherry Hill, N.

age 43 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on at 9 A. from the Eugene V. Hinski Funerol Home, 81 Hoddon Haddonfield, N. High Moss of Requiem.

10 A. St. Pius Church, Cherry Hill, N. J. Int.

ot New St. Mary I Bell, mawr, N. J. Friends may call Fri. eve.

Parkina in rear of funeral home. TODD. July 24, HARRY husband of Dorothy Preston Todd, of 631 School Line King of Prussia. Services Sat. morning, 1 1 o'clock, George C.

Toopitzer'i Funeral Home, Gorrett rd. at Lansdowne Drexel Hill, where friends may coll after 10 o'clock. Int, Valley Forge Gardens, in lieu of flowers, those desiring may make memorial offerings to the Heart Fund. VOGEl. MILLIGAN, July 23.

1963, IDA MILLIGAN (nee Smithl wife of the lote Russell Vogel ef 6211 Elmwood ave. Relatives and friends are invited to lervices 1 P. Kish Funeral Home, 6506 Elmwood ove. Int. Fernwood Cem.

Friendi moy call Thurs. eve. (Parking facilitiesf. VOIGT. Juiv 23, 1963, Hatboro, ELSA A.

(nee lieberwirthl, wife of Eugene E. Funeral services will be held from the Felty Funeral Home, 20 W. Montgomery Hatboro, 1 P. M. Int.

Sunset Memorial Park. Relatives and friends may coll on 7 to 9 P. WATTFDC Ot 1041 irtuM I husband of Marge Sharkey Walters, of 851 Martin Bryn Mawr (formerly of Rooskey Creeslouqh, Co. Donegal). Relatives ond friends are invited to funeral 8:15 A.

funeral home of John Stretch, E. Eagle and St. Denis rds. (Onk. montl, Haverfown.

Solemn Moss of Requiem, in Our Mother of Good Counsel ihurch, A. M. Int. calvary Cem. Fomily invites friendi to funeral home, 7-9 P.

M. WEIIER. July 24, 1963, ARTHUR husband of Mary Stindt Weiler, of -563 Virginia Langhorne in his 69th year. Funerol services will be held 10:30 A. from the Dunn Funeral Home.

378 5- Bellevue Langhorne. Friends may coll Fri. 7 to 9. WHEIAN. July 23, 1963, KATHRYN A of 5013 Beaumont ave.

Relotives ond friends are invited to the funeral 8:30 A. ot The McGillin Son Funeral Home, 48th ond Baltimore ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. ot The Church of St. Francis de Sales.

Int Holy Cross Cem. No viewing Thurs. eve. WHITEHEAD. Formerly of Bustleton, July 23, 1963, ROBERT J.

BUD, brother ef Dorothy Ambron ond Malcolm Whitehead. Services 10 A. al the Funeral Home of V. R. Fletcher Son, 9529 Bustle-ton ave.

Int. Beverly National Cem. Friends may call Thurs. after 7 P. M.

WILSON. July 22, of 814 Summit ove Prospect Park, formerly of 1333 S. 29th st REBECCA P. Inee Helmsl, beloved wife of the late Richard Wilson, Relatives, friends, also members of Hop Presbyterian Church, are invited to ottend the funerol lervices, 1 P. from the Milligon Funeral Home.

Jackson ave, A MocDarie Collingdale. Po. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem.

Friends may call Thurs. eve. in rear, ZACH. July 23, 1963, ANNA Inee Kurekl. of 4558 Bermuda beloved wife of the late Joseph and devoted mother of Helen Wagner, Wcnda Peteraf and Raymond Romanski.

Relatives, friends ond Union of Polish Women. Group 73, in. vited to funeral 8:30 A. Walczak Funeral Home, 2391-93 E. Orthodox st, lot Aromingo Requiem Mass, St.

Vo'en-tines Church, 9:30 A. M. Int. St. Valen-tmes Andaluna, Po Friends may co'l Fri eve In Memoriam IANG, LAVINA In loving memory of my wife, departed this lile Julv 25, 1946.

Sodly missed by her husband, FRFDFPICK A. LANG Cemttery Lois GEORGE Washington Memorial Cemetery I ot, 4 place. Reos. GA 3-6947. GEORGE Washington Memorial Cemetery, 4-grave lot.

Reasonable. WA 7-4806. FLOWERS 1 1059 Frankford Avi. situ n. ii DE 73 Vitn Dlitlittln Piiril IvvIm SUITABLE No other tribute Is quits so well-suited to express one's sympathy In time of sorrow as i carefully selected and attractively arranged floral offerinf RETAIL FLORISTS INC 'As1 meow an FUNIRAL DIRICTOt INCLUDED IN All SIRVICfl Paltbcareri, Organ and Salaiet PARKING FACIUTItl 24 Hour Service Air Conditioned Parian $400 A Mttel Casket Matt rati Engraved Piatt Outilda Case Haoria Automoblla Preorvotlan Blank NewiBar Advtrtlelnf All Neteseory Paraphernalia OTHER FUNERALS '250, '303, '500, '750 Additional choree for openlne s)rae No Deeorving Poor fle'ueed 1119 W.

Lehigh Av. TH AND ERIE AVI. CHUTE AND OOONTZ AVIS AUIOHENY I FRANKFORD AVIS. Par Art Offlca, Cart DAIdwto 9-3000 HICt. July 16, 1963, In Greece, ARTHUR E.

HICE, of 8348 lynnewood Phila. Relatives ond friends invited to service II A. Kirk Nice, 6301 Germantown ave. Int. Ivy Hill Cem.

Frundi moy call Thurs. tve. Hill. Of 4503 Lancaster July 23, 1963, CATHERINE wifi of the lote J. Livingston Hill.

Service for relatives ond friends on 2 P. ot Oliver H. Bairs, 1820 Chestnut it. Int. Westminster Cem.

HUNTER On July 23. 1963, JENNIE t. Inee Field), wife of Charles D. Hunter, of 5241 Arbor St. Relotives ond friends, members of St.

Jcrmes Methodist Church Invited to services on 2 P. at the Mann Funerol Home. 219 W. Tabor rd. Friends may call Thuri.

eve, HUTCHINSON LILIAN on July 23, 1 -f vvinrhecter Merion. wife of the late Joseph Hutchinson ond mother of Mrs. Norman Von Volkenburg. Funeral services will be held at the Muara Funeral Home, 104 Cricket Ardmore, Julv 26 at II A. M.

Int. Arlington Cem, Pleose omit flowers. Contributions moy be sent to the Blood Research Fund of the Presbyterian Hospital, Phila. 4, Pa. JAMIESON.

In lansdowne. on July 24, 1963, SADIE, BEAUMONT JAMIESON, wife of Joseph Jamieson, in the 7flth venr nf her oae. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Founds Funeral Home succ. to Casper P. Hicks, 229 S.

High West Chester on July 27, 1963. at 2 P. V'. Int. Birmingham Cem.

Friends may call at the funeral home on Fri. eve. JANCZUK. July 22, JOHN, husbond of Veronica Janczuk, of 2441 S. Millick St.

Relatives and fiiends invited to funeral 8 A. Kish Funerol Home, 6506 Elmwood ave. Solemn Reauiem Moss, Church of St. Mary 9:30 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. IParking JEFFERS.

On July 23, 1963, formerly of Barnes, Termon County Donegal, Ireland. Frances McLaughlin, widow of John M. Jeffers, of 253 Williams road, Rosemont. Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Fri.

morning, 9 o'clock, from The MtConaghy Funeral Home, Lancaster Wyoming Ardmore. Solemn Requiem Mass In the Church of St. Thomas of Villanova. Villa-nova, ot 10 o'clock. Int.

Calvary Cem. Friends invited Thurs. 7 until 9. JEROME. H.

FARRIS. July 15, 1963, in Orange, Texas, formerly of 331 Kath-mere Brookline. Del. former employe of Chilton Publishing and olso Pensacola News Journal, Pensacola, Fla. Graveside service, 10:30 A.

West Laurel Hill Cem. KAITHERN. Julv 23. 1963. IDA A.

Inee Tromorl, of 4113 Disston beloved mother of Mildred L. Moloney. Mary Boll, and John R. Kaithem. Relotives ond friends are invited to funeral services 9 A.

at Mannal Funeral Home, 6925 Frankford ave. (at Tyson st.l. Solemn Mass ot Requiem, 10 A. St. Leo Church, Keystone Unruh sts.

Int. pvf. Viewing Fri. eve. KUPPINGER July 23.

1963, ELLA wife of the late Arthur Kuooinaer. of 5121 Newhall st. Relatives and friends invited to service 1 P. Kirk Nice. 6301 Germantown ave.

Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friends moy call 12 noon til 1 P. M. IARSON July 22.

1963. CARL beloved husband of Edith B. Inee Miller). Relatives ond friends are invited to attend the funeral 1:30 P. from Edgar S.

Robinson Funeral Home, 6157 Torresdale ave. Int. Ockland Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

Please omit flowers, UNEY. On July 23. 1963. JOHN son of Mary Drumm and the late Thomas J. Liney, Sr.

Relatives, friends, also Holy Name Society invited to funeral 9 A M. J. Reilly Funeral Home, 2632 Allegheny ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. 10 A.

Nativity 8VM Church. Int Holy Sepulchre Cem. View. Fri. eve.

IUKENS. Of 402 Main Riverton, formerly of Lansdowne. on July 24, 1963. ROBERT husbond of Emma (nee Stanwood) Lukens. Funeral services 10 A.

at the Snover Funeral Home, Route 130, Cinnaminson, N. J. Int. West Laurel Hill Pa. ewing from 9 to 10 A.

Sat. MocNEIl. July 22, 1963, of 618 Columbia Dorby, JAMES husband of Ellen Inee Phillipsl. Relatives and friends, a'so Solomons Lodge No. 114, F.

A. M. invited tn funeral 2 P. Morvil Funeral Home, 1110 Main Darby, Friends may coll Thurs. 7 to 9.

Masonic services 8 P. M. Int. Arlington Cem. MAGE E.

July 22, JOHN fceloved husband of Catherine M. Magee Inee Rochel, of 1909 S. 65th St. Relatives ond friends, also Painters Union Local 703. invited to funeral.

9 A. Joseph M. Haas Funeral Home, Elmwood ove. at Mth tt Solemn Reauiem Mass, Church of ihe Good Shepherd, 10 A. M.

Int. Hoiy Cross Cem, Viewing Thursday evening. MARCANTONIO. July 23, ASSUNTA, beloved wife of the late Arturo, of 1924 E. Passyunk ave.

Relatives ond friends are invited to funeral, 9 A. from Leonetti Funeral Home, N. E. cor. B'ood Wolf It.

Solemn Requiem Mass ot 10:30 A. St. Nicholas Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Viewing Thuridoy, 7 to II P. M. 23, JOSEPH, of 2476 Atlantic Comwelll He ghts, husband of the late Cecilia Inee Ochlakl and devoted father of Joseph. Walter and Emily. Relaitves and friends Invited to funeral 9:30 A.

from Eugene A. Gmewek Funeral Home. 2711-13 E. Allegheny ove. Icor.

Tilton st.l. Requiem Moss, 10:30 A. St. Adalbert Church. Int.

Resurrection Cem. Viewing Fri. 6-10. McGARRY. July 23.

1963. SAMUEL of 2858 Franklin husbond of the lote Mary (nee Murphvl. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9 A. from Hngerty Funeral Home. 2324 N.

Broad St. High Mass of Requiem, St. Edwnrd Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends may coll Thurs. eve. MEMRER. July 22.

1963, of 2818 N. 6th st MILFORD, son of the late David and Mary Mehrer, Relatives and friends invited to service I P. Parlori of Harold Mulligan, 1119 W. Lehigh ove. Int.

Mt. Peoxe Cem. Friends invited Thurs. eve. MEYER.

Suddenly, July 23. 1963 of 1145 E. Price FRANK, husband of Nellie Forbes Meyer and father of Mrs. Nancy Jackson. Relatives, friends, Mt.

Mo-riah Lodge 155, F. A. also Henry Houston, 2d, Post 3, A. invited to funeral, 10 A. Kirk Nice, 6301 Germantown ove.

Int. Hillside Cem. Friends call Thurs. eve. Masonic service, 8 P.

M. MITCHELL On July 24, 1963. ESTELLA De NORMANDIE, wife of the late Horace G. Mitchell. Service for relatives and f-iends on II A.

at Olivet H. Bair 1820 Chestnut it. Interment private. MONTEITH. Suddenly Julv 22, 1963, of 1761 S.

Avondale SALLY wite ot the late James C. Monteith Inee Littlel. mother of James Monteith and grand mother Marybeth and James, sister ot Jane C. Ryan and Marqaret tvone. Keia-tives and friends ore invited to funeral 9 clock.

Thomas F. Recaon Funeral Home. 53d and Chester ave. Solemn Moss of Requiem. 10 clock.

Church of The Good Shepherd. Interment Holy Cross Cem, Friends may coll Fri. eve. MUN DAY. Suddenly, July 22.

1963, ot i 415 Haworden drive, Springfield, Dela-j ware ANTHONY husband of the late Florence Maynes and son of the late Damei J. ond Mary Bonner ond brother of the Very Rev. John J. and Rev. Daniel P.I Munaoy, CM.

Relatives and friends and all organizations of which he was member ore invited to funeral 9 A. McCullough Funerol Home, S. W. cor. 63d St.

ond Lansdowne where friends may call Thurs. eve. Solemn Re-1 au'em Mass, Holy Cross Church. II A Bishoo and Springfield Springfield, Pa. Int.

Old Cathedral Cem. MURPHY. Suddenly, on July SO, JOSEPH son of Anna Murphy, and the iate Joseph P. Murphy, cf 61 14 linbergh blvd. Relatives ond friends aie invited to funeiol, 8 30 A.

from the King Funeral Home. 2649-51 S. 64th St. High Requiem Moss. St.

Barnabas Church. 10 A. M. Int. New Co'hedral Cem.

Friends may call Thursday evening. NICHOLSON. Of Moorestown. N. en July 4, 1963, KATHERINE LEONARD LENA, wife of the late William H.

Nicholson. in her 85th vea'. Funeral services July 26. 11 A. M.

N. Edward Melton Funeral Home. 78 E. Main Moorestown. Int.

Hoddonfield Friends Cem. No viewinq. jpau Lutheran Cnurcn or umrv are mvnrn Deeter Funerol Home, 5800 N. 5th It, Int OSINSKA (KOZENIEWSKAI. July 22.

ANNA, of 2921 Melvale beloved mother nl Walter Root Steohen. Vincent and Felix Kozemewski cmd Mildred Simon. Relatives and friendi invited to funerol 9 30 the funeral 8 30 A. at the Aii.ny a'rTor Tf ThoDson i. s.u mn Rou.m moss.

9 30 a st. HCt. St' Dominic' Ce" pamicu iicm.m u. Roosevelt and Prime Minister: ithe Tehran conference. Herbert A.

Rikles, northern California regional manager for TV Guide magazine since 1956, San Francisco. He was 46. A native of New York and 5 Lives Lost in Crash; Judge's Son Deprived Of License h-: n-f i Typographical Union, he worked sity, Mr. Rikles formerly was a' Philadelphia news. magazine radio and television bf writer and was former manag- t' h-, qu rer 1942.

Surviving are nis ing editor of TV Guides nation-i-, BBTcnv ia i et- x- HARRISON, N. July 24 al programming office in New short-run passengeriYork. A script, "Cyrano Night- train ripped open its side on a fr From Our Wire Services NEW YORK, July 24. Witnesses told a hearing Wednesday that Gareth Martinis, son of a New York county judge, was driving "recklessly at 75 to 90 MPH before the accident that killed five per- 80 Martinis was "drunk" and TH pi -Tim fg stationary diesel engine Wednes day after emerging from a jour- whiJe he was in the Army ingrandch; dren, the Second World War, He lived ney oeneam me nuason oau naitti, vain. Two persons were killed and 28' injured.

iSamuel Obedin, The diesel had just pushed; i i I 1 refused to take a sobriety test. He "appeared to stagger and wobble and tripped off the curb" after the accident He was "weaving in and out of traffic," moments before the accident, terrifying other drivers. He was "excited and nerv not drunk about an ous," but not hour after the accident. Samuel Obedin, 51, of 3358 Princeton ave. died Wednesday tu.

Mpmorial Hos the crash, a aay Plcmc increasing employment (pATH) train apJproach.Pital, the eighth victim of and industry to pay two; efj tne Harrison Station lasti.u Jet flnter Plane and one-half- or triple-time foristop before its Newark After the hearing William work seven cars across the Newark- bound track in a switchine ODer- I tion. RIPS THREE CARS The front of the diesel tore off: the sides of three of the train's t0UT cars- 1 ollce estimated the train was traveling about 30 miles an hour. jjiovc neai uie vviuuw uiuvej.irs. jane nyau anu mis. niai- Naval Air Station.

garet Kane, and two grand- Tji'uetense wgencv. are invirea to ru-IOr Thurs Julv 9 P. ot Such premium pay, he said, should be required on work in ex cess of seven hours in one day and 35 hours in one week "Obviously," he told a House Labor subcommittee, "the pres- .1 .1 l.Vlh. Unm. n( W.hinm A fuff.

sioner, announced revocation for days of Martinis' driver's license. SPEEDING DESCRIBED At the hearing, two "Mrs. Mimi Rprhnnr anH irs Celia Silverman testified at the of the Motor Vehicles Mr. Obedin operated his own business selling housewares door to door for about 18 years. He was one of 17 persons in lured the fiery crash of the plane into an area occupied by tt ihiu mhi uitiin Jti a Mr.

Obedin was a member of f39 n. 4ist t. viewing Thurs July 25 from 7 to 9 p. m. int.

Eden Fn 0 A. M. ITZPATKICK. July 22. EOWAPD oelove husband of Mane Inee G-ei-siger), of 660 Aberdeen Upper Dar- 1 ciuia 1 a 111a iiauiuau a uhii ities sousht to determinpJr.rppn Hill famn.

OtlMrs. Kathleen Carlin. Edward and Department that the judge the Boulevard TemDle Ti eation Beth Torah. Surviving was speeding and driving reck through interview: with crewj members, why the diesel was on Uh- irrir 1 DDI? iu niTtt ikk operates the PATH line track betWPPn wark and iracK Deiween sewarK ana 1 1 T- jersey LUV. i'Altl was lor- ent time and a-half overtime rate for work in excess of 40 hours in WPpk nnt Hismnrmrinc nvr.i time in many Lehiqh Off ICI3 it.

I 'c JfWISU vcicsaus, UC- are his wife, the former Doro-I. 7ojai. thv Krampr- a Hanrrhtor Ahab 1 thy Kramer, a daughter, Miss hnnri Rpsms her husband, she 'ICSSIjr. I Mrs. Rechner later said both'k 1 a r-i police and the Bronx District iNOrfTian A.

rlOrGS, AttnnAnV UJ 4-1 lnn.H n. 4U. ALLENTOWN, July Osteopathic Hospital. She was '65 and lived at Parkview Apartments, Collingswood, N. J.

She was the former Mollie Katz. 'n- cnwanz aimeison auxiliary 01, cnrvivorl hv a enn Marvin- Wuor nr Atitrhel Katz: cicloi. riinah r.antr anH CIOILL 1111 Ot Wlimil WMi" wv four grandchildren. WILLIAM BLAIR, 49, of 239 W. Buck Paulsboro, N.

died Monday in Memorial Hospital, Woodbury. He was an en gineer with the American Dredge Co. for 25 years, and served in the Merchant Marine in the Second World War. He is survived by his wife, the former Helen Lukasavich and three brothers, John, Wallace and! Samuel. PII ft'll 11 I OR IV a memoer statement from her, but she had TlPVPr rippn failed ot oi-tlnic'l trial, He was acquitted by three! juages, colleagues of young 1 i Martinis' father, after five min ttes of deliberation.

A total of lfi nprsnns ttifiori ininer or iviri. (vinrv nn or 5 John, brother of Rev. Francis X. f-'tz- ro rne runsrai jonn r. Oonohue Sons, 8401 west Chester pike.

ror Lvn Uooer Dorby Pa. Soie-n p.qu em m0ss. 10 a. church i. Ul 0.

VY'ri, LUSI ru. I'M. Ca'vary Cem. Friends moy call Thurs. eve.

FORSTHOFFER. July 23. 1963, ANNA Inee Rennerl, wife of the lote Anton, of 427 W. George St. Relatives ond friends are Invited to ottend the funero-l A.

Wackermon Funerol Home. 1211 5th St. H-gh Moss of Requiem, 10 A. St. Peter Church.

Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. Friends may call Fri, eve. FRANZEN. Of 2703 11th sud-denly, July 22, ELIZABETH M.

Inee Cos-tellol, age 81 years, wfe of the late Joseph H. Franzen. Relatives, friends, members of Court Mater Christl Jit 1 066. C. D.

of Amer. ond all societies of which she was a member invited to attend funeral 9 A. Kirchner Funeral Home, 922-24 Somerset St. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Bonaventure's Church.

10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends moy call 7 to 10 P.

if a k' nM 11 en (AP). Norman H. Flores, hiSh omstwr' lurnn uiac tab-on ill u'htlo unnw wni.e auena inS a convention in Fiondai lor re-election in 1 iiitrtijr niunn tis me nuustm Tubes, so called because the trains run through tunnels un- )e- ii'onn Vauf V-b- nM4 Jersey. During the day the sys- 0 aj js thrnnp of commuters ASKS FULL REPORT Acting Gov. Elmer M.

Matthews asked the State Public Utility Commission for a prompt and full report on the accident, Several of the 38 nasseneers wi ow i the hero of the tra -edv He re-entered "the xmnkv ne "-iniena me smony train after jumping at the hearing. At one pointilast m0Tith' died Wednesday in Martinis' attorney asked for aniAIlentown hosPlta1' adjournment until the grand? Pres'dent of the Lehigh coun- jury had handed up a decision i1 Board of Commisioners, Mr. in the case. Referee Rodger! Flores was serving the last 'Whalen turned down the "re-'31" of his third term' He was I NOLLER of 5733 N. Marshall July FRYER.

Suddenly, July 23. 1963. ANNE123 i903, MARIE NOllER Inee Sinn), oqed (nee McCormick), of 148 Jefferson wife of the lole Christian Noller. mont Hills, wife of Williom Fryer, I Relatives, friends and members of St. iUU1 a13 lu uevaDoara the train hailed Thomas comins a commissioner in no quest.

3 PHOTOGS EXCUSED Tho twine- rfor- wi-ujh, three newspaper photographers urhn wprp nrppnf at ihn Vinnc. uJ" "i a 1 n.iuiv, a and friends invited to tunerol )0 crt 7 9 and to tne tu- r-nnefrtintmn Hicnatf Vint (nv ttio'9 A. KoHer Funerol Home, 263ineml service 10 30 A. ot the inunr or jr. wary uo'ornea.

m. ie'a Hermitage st. Solemn Mass of arn flhprlin- a enn (1 cr Harry Obedin, a commander a Coast Guard base in the ippine Islands Arfhur E. Hice, ricinisT Funeral services for Arthur E. Hice, concert pianist and instructor who drowned in Crete, Greece, last Tuesday, will be held at 11 A.

M. Friday at Kirk and Nice. 6301 Germantown ave. Rnrini win ha in Tw Mill rmo. tery An insirucior ai aeiuemeni Music School for more than 20 years, he also taught formerly Harcum Junior Colleee.

Hav- dio. Mr. Hice was a member of the Philadelphia Music Teachers Forum, the Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Music Teachers Associations and was a founder of the American Matthay Association. THOMAS DUFF, retired em pioye 0f the Budd Manufacturing died Wednesday at his home, 5729 Kingsessing ave. He was 66 Mr.

Duff retired in January, 1961, after 45 years in Budd's foreign service department, including 13 a a u. iujj, iaoi, was ine couniy Treasurer. Mr. Flores was ai u. .,..1 town.

Surviving are his wife Ann, and daughter, Robin. unufec Fine amuuii idsi ividyitnnst Lutheran Lnurch, Allen- clear and carried or School, Bryn Mawr Con-several of the injured out. Iservatory and the Pommer Stu- .13 aner me laiai accident. One cameraman, Arthur Pntnprantr nf thp Kow Vm-lr Church ot St. Lucy, Belmont Hills, 10 Greenmount Cem.

A. M. Frier.ds may call Fri, eve. (Park-1 ing in rear. I I OBEDIN.

Julv 24. 1963. SAMUEL, hus ibnnd of Dorothy Inee Kramer, of 3358 GARDY. Of Dovleitown. July 24.

1 Princeton lather of Carole ond Lt. J. ALLEN, husband of Geraldme Louise G. Harry Obedin. brother of Jay Buckmon Gordy.

Funeral services dom, Obedin. otives and friends me inivted S. Piul'f Episcioa! Church, to services, 10 A. Joseph on ot 1 1 A. M.

I levine Son Memorial Chapels. N. Brood 1st nbove 71st ove. Int. Roosevelt Me- HAIG.

EDWARD, nf 2414 W. lehigh mortal Pork. Family will return to the husband of the late Mabel Inee late residence. In lieu of flowers, con-Decatur). Relatives end friends invited toitributions in his memory moy be made service! II A Crouse I Funerahto the Boulevard Temple Congregation Home, 1830-32 E.

Somerset it. Int. Fem-iBelh Torah, Tvson Brouse St. Post, has charged Martinis at-l MICHAEL J. PINTO, Jcrsey Lly and Qumton il- tacked him, breaking his cam-3tor of a Wavne barber shop fori lanueva- 63- of Irvington, died; era in the police station.

years, died Wednesday in at nearby hospitals shortly after' Bryn Mawr Hospital. He accident. Philadelphia Electric died Tuesday in Graduate Hospital. He was 43 and lived at 400 6th st Bellmawr, N. J.

Mr. O'Hal-loran served as an Army officer in the Second World War. Surviving are his wife, Mary; two sons, P. Joseph and John three daughters, Mrs. Alexander Strachan, 3d, Anne and Theresa, and a brother, John.

EDWARD D. DUHADWAY meter reader for the Phila delphia Gas Works and former Philadelphian, died Sunday in Longmont, Colo. He was 37. Prior to moving to Colorado, Mr. Duhadway had lived at 1931 Stella st.

Surviving are his wood cem. viewing to P. M. HANNAN. July 22, 1963.

MARY A 'lnM Mackiel, formerly of 3135 N. 32d wife of the late Edward Hannan ond case is to be tried Sept. 9. Whalen ruled that the photographers' testimony "was unnecessary and might in fact be prejudicial to any action taken." Cholera Kills 2 More BANGKOK. Thailand, July Mrs.

wary wisiak, aoout 30, TWISTS INTERIORS Of the 28 others injured, five were admitted to hospitals. Two were in critical condition. Seats and chunks of metal were strewn along the me interiors 01 me cars were twisted in grotesque shapes. "Some were moaning, and some were just lying there when; we arrived," said Harrison Po- lice Capt. Frank Halleck.

had to dig one fellow out with a crowbar and our hands." I 73 and lived at 227 Conestoga Wayne. Surviving are his wife, the former Anna Mignog-na; a son, Joseph; a daughter, Mrs. Philip DiGiacomo, and five grandchildren. WILLIAM II. FISHER, re- Home.

He was 68 and lived at mo'her ot Mother Miriam toward, i.hm.ia. Tomaszewski Funeral Home, 272s Relotivei and friendi on invited to the Allegheny ave. Icor. Salmon it.l. Re-funeral 9 A.

at the C. Mcll.auiem Moss, 10:30 A. St. Adalbert's vame Mundy Funeral Home. 2803-05 W.iChurch.

Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. Viewing Allegheny ave. Solemn Requiem Mass.jfhurs. eve.

Church of Corpus Christi, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Thuis.

PAWLAK. July 21, 1963, of 3248 Aleve. Free parking by attendants, mond MARY lOzgol, wife of Victor. Relatives, friends ond all organizations of HARRIS. MAPY of 1229 Hanson which she was a member ore Invited to 24 (Reuters).

Cholera wasired employe of the Public; killed two more people in thej Property Department, died Fri- current epidemic in southerniday at Sharon Hall Nursing Thailand, bringing the official io years in South America. Sur-'E. July 23. 1963. Relatives and tnenas Jte moss of R.ouem.

9 a Church Via' SolM- ThJ'' total Wednesday to 31 dead Filbert st. Surviving are 153 infected. Unofficial reportsjhis wife, the former Lillian laid 87 have died. IHarvey, and a son, Lawrence! viving area sister, Sr. M.

Aloyse.lwife; two sons and two sisters.l IHM, and two brothers, Edward Mrs. Richard Richards and A. and Francis X. (Mrs. Thomas Allen..