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the 1 a bd THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, MONDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30. 1963 The Complete Weather OFFICIAL FORECASTS Philadelphia and ity: Variable cloudiness Monday with high in upper 60s. Winds northwest 10 to 20 miles an hour. Fair and cool Tuesday. Eastern Pennsylvania: Variable cloudiness and cool Monday.

Some frost in north night. Tuesday fair and continued cool. New Jersey: Variable cloudiness and cool Monday with chance of rain on coast in afternoon. Tuesday fair and continued 1 cool. Delaware: Mostly sunny Mondale except for some morning cloudiness.

Tuesday fair becoming somewhat warmer in afternoon. New York City and vicinity: Variable cloudiness and cool Monday becoming cloudy in afternoon with chance of rain. Tuesday fair and continued cool. Cape May to Block Island: Small craft warnings displayed. Winds northerly 15 to 25 knots gusts in afternoon Monday.

Cloudy with chance of higher, rain. Visibility 5 miles or more lowering to 2 to 4 miles in rain. Cape May to Cape Hatteras: Northwesterly winds 15 to 25 knots Monday. Partly cloudy SEPTEMBER 1963 30 OCTOBER 1963 10 13 15 16 17 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 with rain in south. Visibility 10 miles except 3 to 6 miles in rain.

Sun rises 6:56 A. M. Sun sets 6:46 P.M. Moon sets 3:37 A.M. POLLEN COUNT Sunday: 0 granules per cubic centimeter; same date last year: 0 granules.

Sunday's Local Report U. S. WEATHER BUREAU Philadelphia, Sept. 29, 1963 EDT T. H.

W.D.&V. Pr. W. 6:00 A. M.

59 96 SE- Rain 8:00 A. M. 58 96 ESE- Rain Noon 68 93 SW-14 Rain 2:00 P. M. 68 70 WNW-10 W-15 Clear Cloudy 66 8:00 wsw.

6 .00 Clear Temperature: Humidity; W. D. and Velocity; Precipitation: Weather Conditions. Highest temperature (11:30 P. 69 Highest temperature this date last 92 years (1836) Lowest temperature (6:20 P.

57 Lowest temperature this date last 37 92 years (1942) Average temperature today 63 Average this date last year 57 Normal for this date 63 Deficiency since Sept. 118 Deficiency since Jan. 543 Total precipitation Sept. 6.44 Total precipitation since Jan. Deficiency since Jan.

1 6.83 Barometric Pressure: 6 A. 29.63, Rising: 12 Noon, 29.37, Falling; 6 P. 29.49, Rising. STATISTICS BY CITIES Highest temperature last hours. lowest temperature last 18 hours and precipitation for last 24 hours as reported 9 P.

Sept. 29, 1963, by the United States Weather Bureau. TEMPERATURE Place H. Pr. Albany 1.05 Atlanta .11 Atlantic City 1.24 Bismarck, N.

D. .00 Boston 1.46 Buffalo, N. Charleston, S. C. Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Detroit Duluth, Minn.

Galveston, Tex. Jacksonville, Fla. 131 Kansas City, Mo. Los Angeles Louisville Miami Beach Minneapolis New Orleans New York City 2.06 Norfolk. Va.

Philadelphia Phoenix, Ariz. Pittsburgh Me. 03 1.70 Portland, Ore. St. Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio San Francisco .00 S.

Ste. Marie, Mich. Savannah, Ga. 1 24 Seattle Tampa, Fla. Washington, D.

C. 1.98 Wilkes Barre 1.03 Winniper, Man. M. Low; High; Missing: Precipitation; Trace. Monday's Tidal Predictions High Tide A.

P. PHILADELPHIA (Chestnut st.) Low Tide 7:00 A. M. 7:15 P. M.

DELAWARE BREAKWATER Low High Tide Tide 6:51 A. A. 7:13 P. P. M.

CAPE MAY (Municipal Pier) High Tide 6:10 A. 6:35 P. Low Tide A. M. P.

M. ATLANTIC CITY (Steel Pier) High Tide 5:37 A. M. 6:02 Low Tide A. P.

M. BEACH HAVEN (Little Egg Harbor) Low High Tide Tide 7:55 2:05 A. A. 8:20 2:21 P. P.

M. BARNEGAT INLET High Tide 5:48 A. M. 6:13 P. Low Tide A.

P. M. Weather for Monday 30 Based on Official Forecasts WASH SEATTLE MONT CAN A DA MINN ORE wis. WYO NEW YORE PHILADELPHIA CHIO IND SAN FRANCISCO 1 River coL ARK LOS ANGELES LEGEND ARIZ. Nu TEXAS CLOUDY PARTLY FAIR CLOUDY NEW ORLEANS SNOW I RAIN MIAMI STATIC WIND COLD WARM 5 indicates high air pressure, favorable weather, direction indicates low air pressure, unfavorable weather, direction, of movement and speed of movement and speed HIGH forward boundery of mass STATIC FRONT or BAROMETER is one that quits moving, usually bad weather FRONT is Mother Jailed, Irked Official By DENNIS HIGGINS Continued from First Page pen to them?" TAKEN TO JAIL phone, Mrs.

Buridrogo turned her companion and said: "Ah! He's calling for records." The 15 witnesses to the change watched in amazement as two Camden patrolmen tered the office and took Buridrogo, hysterical screaming when she realized what was happening, off jail. "I have five children," woman pleaded. "What will On a complaint filed by Theckston, she was booked for disorderly conduct and held overnight in the building's sixth-floor jail. The office staff was shocked. There was no doubt the woman was perhaps guilty of arguing with a person in authority.

But jail? The next morning Mrs. Buridrogo appeared, before Municipal Sklar. She was found guilty as charged, and sentenced to a $25 fine and $5 court costs or 15 days in jail. Weeping, she was imprisoned once more when she said she had no money. FIRINGS THREATENED The news spread throughout City Hall by the "grapevine." Behind doors and hushed tones, Theckston was criticized severely.

Word of the grumbling somehow got back to the court clerk. On Thursday, a neatly typed note appeared on each desk in Room 311, It began by chas. tizing the "disloyal" office employes, and continued: "If those persons, who have publicly criticized my actions (in the Buridrogo affair) wish to transfer or leave this office, I shall be glad to accommodate them for I can arrange for their termination quite easily. 15 NOTES SENT "I will brook no interference with my administration of the affairs of this office, and if there should be a recurrence, I shall take immediate action to dispense with the services of the persons responsible." It was signed over a line reading Howard J. Theckston, Clerk.

One of the 15 notes was delivered to The Inquirer by an office worker who begged not to be identified. "Everyone was bitter from the the informant said. "Then, to top it off, we got the letter." It was pointed out that the contents of the correspondence be of great interest to Mrs. Thelma Parkinson Sharp, Died H. Satterthwaite Dies, Dr.

A. C. Pulling, Retired Executive, 80 Law Librarian Howard Satterthwaite, 80, Philadelphia paper company, County Hospital. He lived at Delaware county. Mr.

Satterthwaite retired in 1961 as a sales manager of the Garrett-Buchanan wholesale paper company at 10th and Spring Garden after 50 years of employment there. He was past treasurer of Volunteers Service for the Blind, a board member of Family Service in Media, and second president of the Philadelphia Paper and Cordage Association. He was a Mason and belonged to the Rolling Green Golf Club. Surviving are his wife, the former Emma Cooke Beatty; a son, Thomas a daughter, Mrs. Jean Scott; five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Services will be at 2:30 P. M. Wednesday Spencer T. Videon Son Funeral Home, Garrett rd. at Shadeland Drexel Hill.

Burial will be private. SAMUEL R. LOWE, a photo- engraver, died Saturday at Temple University Hospital. He was 59 and lived at 4125 Barnett st. Mr.

Lowe worked for the Beck Engraving 105 S. 7th st. for 42 years. He was a Mason. Surviving are his wife, the former Anna V.

Hausmann; a son, Robert, and two grandsons. WILLIAM H. CORNETT, a credit manager for Mobil Oil died Saturday at his home, 44 Shelbourne lane, Levittown, N. J. He was 34.

Surviving are his wife, the former Bertha Schadell; a son, Robert and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Marlin H. Cornett. Sidney Schwartz Funeral Monday Funeral services for Sidney Schwartz, an attorney ar son of former City Councilman Louis Schwartz, will be held at 11 A.

M. Monday at Rosenberg and Raphael-Sacks, 4720 N. Broad st. He was 51 and lived at Penn Towers Apartments. Mr.

Schwartz married the for. mer Clara Zimmerman last May. His first wife, the former Gertrude Harrison, died in May, 1962. He also is survived by a son, Oscar: a daughter, Mrs. RegI liam inald Perez Lorant; and a sister, two Mrs.

grandchil- Wildren. Texas Tower 2 Blasted Into Sea BOSTON, Sept. 29 (UPI). Texas Tower 2, once a key radar station in the Nation's first line of defense, was blasted into the Atlantic Sunday and taken under tow for salvage. Some 13.5 tons of explosives knocked away the three stilt-like legs, supporting which the then 1800 ton platform dropped into the ocean and remained afloat.

The towers, part of the Nation's Early Warning Defense System, were made obsolete about a year ago by radar picket planes which fly in relays over the Atlantic. Gen. Reckord Cited at Dinner Lt. Gen. Milton A.

Reckord, Maryland's adjutant general since 1920, was honored Sunday night at a formal dinner at the Valley Forge Military Academy in Wayne. Adjutants general from all of the States attended the pre-conference dinner of the National Guard Association of the U. S. The conference will be held through Thursday at the Sheraton Hotel." Dinner for the 83-year-old Reckord, who is the dean of adjutants general throughout the country, was hosted by Maj. Gen.

Thomas R. White, Pennsylvania adjutant general, and Lt. Gen. Milton G. Baker, superintendent of the Academy.

September 25, 1963 DISTRICT COURT PERSONNEL: It has been brought to my attention by persons who come Into this office, to do business in this court, that there are disloyal employees In this office who are quiek to comment to them about my actions the other day with regard to the arrest of a orderly person. I am sure that any office would be better off without such persons, especially an office of the courts. ur those persons, who have publioly eritioised ay aetions, wish to transfer or leave this office, I shall be glad to accomodate them for I can arrange for their termination quite easily. I will break no interference with my administration of the affairs of this office, and if there should be a recurrence, I shall take Immediate action to dispense with the services of the persons responsible. Howard to ybookston, 01 This is the note warning employes of District Court office that criticism of Howard J.

Theckston's actions will result in "termination" of jobs. HERSCH. -Sept. 29 1963. TERESA Neidelmont, of 3712 Country Club wife of the late Henry M.

Hersch and de voted mother of Miss Susan, Mr. Robert L. Mr. Morton M. and Mr.

Richard Hersch, sister of Mis. Goldie Voretz, Mi Emanuel (Kate) Greenberg, Mrs. Samuel (Jennie) Russokoff, Mrs. Joseph (Esther Segal, Louis, Mr. Samuel.

Mr. Nathon land Mr. Philip Neidelmon; also survived by seven grandchildren. Services Tues. A.

M. precisely, at Rosenberg Interment a A Raphael Monte Sacks, 4720 N. Broad st. fiore Cem, Family will return 10 her late residence. -Sept.

29, EDNA MAWSON, wife of Richard J. Hill, of 5 W. Hampton 1d Hill. Service Wed, 3 P. at West Laurel Hill Chapel.

Interment private, Kindly omit flowers. -Sept. 27, WILLIAM of 4230 Barnett husband of Mary Inte Merl Geehin). Relatives and friends invited 10 funeral 8 A. Petner Funeral Home, 6421 Frankford ave.

(at Levick Solemn Requiem Mass, 9 A St. Time othy's Church. Friends may call Monday evening. In lieu of flowers, Masa cords would be appreciated. HOFFMAN.

-On Sept. 27, 1963, JACOB husband of the late Angela R. Hoff. man, son of the late Jacob and Jane S. Hoffman and brother of Elizabeth D.

Hoffman. Service for relatives and friends on 2 P. Oliver H. 1820 st. Interment private.

Kindly omit flowers. INGHAM. -Of 2506 N. Mascher Sept. 28, 1963, ARTHUR husband of the late Elizabeth May Ingham Inee Hoighl, age 67 years, Relatives and friends are invited to services 11 A.

at John F. Fluehr Sons, 149 W. Susquenonna ave. Interment E. Cedar Hill Cem.

Friends may call Tuesday evening. KAISER. Sept. 29, 1963, FLORENCE, wife of Samuel, of 5015 N. Warnock mother of Mr.

Richard Kaiser, sister of Mrs. Reba Askin, Mrs. Fannie Mailshanker Mrs. Yette Horowitz. Relatives, friends and members of Smilier B.

A. are invited to funeral services 3 P. M. precisely, Goldsteins 6410 N. Broad st.

Int. Mt. Jacob Cem. Shiva will be observed at 5015 N. Warnock st.

28, 1963. of 4926 Garden MARY ANN, aged 90 years (nee Sullivan), wife of the late Edward S. Kearney. Relatives and friends, also ary Society of All Saints are invited to attend funeral 8:30 A. from the Funeral Home of Alfred P.

G. Rose, 2616 Bridge Bridesburg. Solemn Requiem High Mass at All Saints Church, 10 A. M. Interment Our Lady of Grace Cem.

Friends may call Tuesday evening, 7 to 10. 27, 1963, BARBARA JEAN, daughter Bernard of Mrs. Marjorie P. and the late A. Landry, of St.

Davids, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to services, Baptist 2 Church, P. 63d from the Malvern Overand Overbrook. Interment Lower Merion Baptist Cem. Friends may call Mon.

eve. at the Frankenfield Chadwick Funeral Home, Athens ave. at Simpson Ardmore. LAROVERO. -Sept.

26. ANNA, of 614 Wynne wood survived by her husband, Louis Larovero, daughter of the late John and Benedetto Antonelli. Relatives and friends invited to funeral on 8:45 A. from the Anjolell Funeral Home, 6506-20 Haverford ave. Solemn Requiem Moss, 10 A.

St. Donato's Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Monday evening.

(Parking adjacent 3 to funeral 29. 1963, MARY ELIZABETH WAGNER, wife of Arthur B. H. Lee. M.D., of 2805 Haverford Ardmore.

Funeral services will be held in Christ Church, Conestoga west of Sprout, Ithan, 2 P. M. Int. West Laurel Hill Cemetery. LOUIS.

-Of 123 S. Girard Woodbury, I N. suddenly, on Sept. 28, ROBERT son of Thomas and Vivian C. Louis, aged 14 months.

Services Oct. 1, at 10 A. at Davis Funeral Home, 171 Delaware Woodbury, N. J. Int.

Eglington Cem. Viewing Mon. eve. -Sept. 28.

1963, ROBERT W. McFARLAND, husband of Georgeanna Sloan MacFarland. Relatives and friends, also Bell Telephone Pioneers invited to the service 2 P. Kirk Nice, 6301 Germantown ave. Interment George Wash.

ington Memorial Park. Viewing Wed. eve. -Sept. 27, 1963, KENNETH, son of the late Wm.

S. and Mary A. (nee Mcintyre) McCandless, of 147 Bishop ave. Upper Darby, formerly of 2522 Carpenter st. Relatives and friends invited to service 11 A.

Funeral Home of Andrew J. Boir Son, 3925 Chestnut st Interment Arlington Cem. (Porking in rear.) MEIER. -Of 154 W. Clarkson ave.

Sept. 28. 1963, HELEN daughter of Kurt and the late Wally Meier. Relatives, friends and employes of The Home Insurance Co. are invited to services Tues.

11 A. at the Funeral Home of Floyd M. Bishop, 5408 N. 5th st. Interment George Washington Memorial Park.

Friends may call Monday after 7 P. M. MILLER. -Of the Rittenhouse Claridge, on Sept. 28, 1963, CARRIE H.

MILLER. Service for relatives and friends on 10:30 A. at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut st. Int.

private. MILOREY. Sept. 26, 1963, VIRGINIA E. (nee Malagieri), of 1349 S.

31 st beloved wife of Ernest J. Milorey. Relatives friends invited to funeral 8 A. from Shea Funeral Home, 29th and Dickinson sts. Requiem Mass at King of Peace Church, 9:30 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Mon. 7 to 10.

MUSSELMAN. -On Sept. 28. of 2029 S. 66th formerly of 6409 Glenmore ave.

ANNA, daughter of Florence Ellison and grandmother of Mary Mooney. Relatives and friends invited to funeral M. from Yerkes Funeral Home, 7031 Woodland ave. Interment Arlington Cem. Friends may call Monday evening.

PIRAINO. -Sept. 27, 1963. CARMEN, aged 3 months, of 1443 Greenway Swarthmore, son of Carmen and Anna Moria (nee Fischio). Mass of Angels, Notre Dame De Lourdes Church, 10 A.

M. No viewing. Interment private. Please omit flowers. PLASKOWSKI.

27, suddenly, Wit. LIAM husband of Anna Mae Fiedler, of 5816 Hasbrook ave. Relatives, friends and employes of S.K.F. Industries are vited 10 funeral services 10:30 from J. M.

Campbell Funeral Home, 500 E. Benner st. (at Rising Int. White Chapel Gardens. Viewing Sun).

Mon. Interment White Chapel Gardens. Viewing Monday evening. Cornwall, -In the Methodist Church Home, on Sept. 28, MISS IDA 0.

POOLE, daughter of the late Rev. John Poole, formerly of Drexel Hill, age 75. Funeral on 2 P. at the Levi H. Zerr Chapel of the Methodist Church Home Interment in Quentin Cem.

PORTER. -Sept. 29, LOUIS PORTER, of 102 S. California Atlantic City, and formerly of 5831 Cobbs Creek Parkway, beloved husband of Doris (nee Spiegell, devoted father of Mr. Alfred L.

and Mr. Nelson Porter, Mrs. Jack (Edith) Carver and Mrs. Leonard (Blossom) Paster: also nine grandchildren. Services for friends and members of the Equity Lodge F.

and A. P. M. precisely, Rosenberg's Raphael Sacks, 4720 N. Broad st.

Interment Mt. Lebanon Cem. Family will be at 1015 Wilde ave. Drexel Hill, Pa. Masonic services at 12:30 P.

M. PRAEDIGER. -Sept. 26, 1963, of 17 N. Penn Rockledge, GEORGE husband of Lottie E.

(nee Thomas). Relatives and friends are invited to funeral P. Montanve Funeral Home, Huntingdon Pike and Park ave, Rockledge. Services 2 P. St.

Timothy Lutheran Church. Interment Lawnview Cem. Friends may call Monday evening. 28, 1963, BRUNO of 3125 N. 25th st.

husband of Adele (nee Boccarosso). Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral at 8:30 A. M. from Louis A. DiGiacomo Funeral Home, 3037 N.

22d st. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Mary of the Eternal Church, 10 A. M. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Viewing Tuesday evening. Sept. 28. 1963, of 517 Bover rd. Cheltenham, EMIL husband of Helen Rabiger Ines Lotz).

tives and friends, members of Forsythe. Oldham-Griffith A. L. Post are vited to funeral 11 A. J.

W. Dean Son, 7900 Oxford Fox Chase. Int. Northwood Cem. Viewing Mon.

eve. REITANO. -Sept. 27, 1963, HELEN (nee Battagliese), beloved wife of Samuel. Rel.

latives and friends are invited to funeral 9 A. from Baldi Funeral Home, 1331 S. Broad st. Solemn Requiem Mass. St.

Mary Magdalen DePazzi Church, 10 M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Mon. Died 28.

1963, JOHN of 4434 Baker brother of Marie and Joseph Roth. Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend his funeral Strittmatter Funeral Home, 186 5t. Green La, Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. Mary the Assumption Church. Int.

St. of Mary a. Cem, Rox. Viewing Tuesday eve. ning after retired sales manager of a died Sunday at Delaware 110 Harwick Springfield, Deaths Elsewhere Joseph Stanley Pennell, 60, a prominent author and veteran newspaperman, at Portland, Ore.

Mr. Pennell wrote several novels, including "The History of Rome Hanks," "The History of Nora Beckham" and "Darsome House." He also wrote poetry. He was a feature writer and reporter for many newspapers, including the Denver Post, Los Angeles Examiner, Los Angeles Post Record, Kansas City Star and St. Louis Post Dispatch. 1 He also was managing editor of the Huntington Park, Signal.

Bradford C. Warner, 62, chair. man of the executive committee of Warner Brothers of Bridgeport, at Fairfield, Conn. Mr. Warner had been associated with the women's foundation-garment concern more than 40 years.

Claude M. Haswell, 63, pubsince the death lisher of the Sentinel Tribune 1955, at Bowling Green, 0. Mr. Haswell was a graduate of Doane Academy at Granville, and received degrees from Harvard's College of Business Administration. He was a member of the Ohio Select List, Ohio Newspaper Association, Inland Daily Press Association, Fort Meigs Memorial Commission, Bowling Green Chamber of Commerce, Elks Club and director of the First Federal Savings Loan Association of Wood County.

Bruce Barton, 41, son of the honorary chairman of the board of the advertising firm of Batten, Barton, Durstine Osborn, at New York. Mr. Barton, a Harvard graduate, was an associate editor of Time Magazine. During the Second World War he served in the Pacific as a lieutenant (jg) in the Navy. Mrs.

Arthur Lee, Doctor's Wife, 38 Mrs. Arthur D. H. Lee, wife of an associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Jefferson Hospital, died Sunday at Jefferson. She was 38.

Mrs. Lee, the former Mary Wagner, lived at 2805 Haverford Ardmore. She was a gr. uate of Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science and had been a pharmacist at the University Hospital. Besides her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Elizabeth, and a son, Arthur.

DR. HAROLD GATES RETT, an obstetrician and gynecologist, of 119 W. died Saturday at Germantown Hospital. He was 66. Dr.

Barrett was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Medical School. Surviving are his wife, Marian; two sons, Robert L. and Jared a daughter, Suzanne and four grandchildren. MRS. HENRY H.

HERSCH, the former Teresa Neidelman, died Sunday at the Woman's Hospital. She was 51 and lived at 3712 Country Club rd. Her husband, who was a supervisor for Western Electric died last February. Surviving are a daughter, Susan; three sons, Robert Morton M. and Richard, four sisters, four brothers and seven grandchildren.

NORMAN BRITTIN, a retired bookkeeper, of 1315 N. 7th Plainfield, N. died Saturday in Muhlenberg Memorial Hospital. He was 81. Mr.

Brittin was a native of Philadelphia. He had worked 63 years for Lamborn New York sugar brokers. Surviving are his wife, Mary; a son, Norman a sister, Florence, and one grandchild. Abrams Sportswear store at 3132 W. York died Saturday at Graduate Hospital.

He was 75 and lived at 3132 W. York. He is survived by his wife, the former Freda Stern; two sons, Philip and Harold; a stepson, Hyman; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Josephine Hershkowitz, and two sisters. MAX ABRAMS, proprietor of MRS.

NELS PREUS, the former Dorothea Wood, died Satur-, day in St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Brighton, Mass. She was 53 and lived at St. Petersburg, Fla. Born in Oakmont.

she was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania in 1932. Surviving are her husband and her mother, Mrs. Bertha Wood. LOUIS B. PORTER, founder of Porte- Porter, rawhide brokers at 243 N.

Front died Sunday in Atlantic City, where he had lived the last five years. He was 73. Surviving are his wife, the former Doris Spiegel; two sons, Alfred L. and Nelson; two daughters, Mrs. Jack Carver and Mrs.

Leonard Paster and nine grandchildren. JOHN P. ROTH, retired reporter for the Manayunk Review, a weekly newspaper, died Saturday in Roxborough Memorial Hospital. He was 78 and lived at 4434 Baker st. Survive ing are a brother, Joseph, and a sister, Marie.

Dr. Arthur C. Pulling, librarian of the University of Maine Law School and former librarian of the Villanova University Law School. died Saturday at Portland, Me. He was 76.

A native of Watertown, Dr. Pulling began his long career in 1907 as assistant librarian at the Harvard Law School. GOES TO MINNESOTA In 1912 he became librarian at the University of Minnesota Law School, a position he held until 1942 when he returned to Harvard as associate librarian. He was named librarian at Harvard in 1943 and served in that post for 10 years. From 1953 to 1962 he was librarian of the Villanova University Law School after which he accepted the Portland position.

WORK AT VILLANOVA When Dr. Pulling arrived at Villanova to start the library he found only one shelf of books. Three years later Villanova law library was largest of the all those in Catholic institutions in the U. S. He is survived by his widow, Carolyn.

Private funeral services will be held in Cambridge, on Tuesday. MRS. FREDERICK G. BROWN, the former Mildred L. Lawton, died Friday at the Concord Villa Nursing Home, Concordville.

She was 72 and lived at 718 E. 24th Chester. Mrs. was a member of the Springhaven Country Club and St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Chester.

Surviving are two sons, Frederick L. and Richard a daughter, Mrs. Virginia A. Heiken; and nine dren. ABRAMS.

-Sept. 28, 1963, MAX, of W. York husband of Freda, father of Mr. Hyman, Mr. Philip and Mr.

Harold Abrams, and Mrs. Josephine Hershkowitz, brother of Mrs. Pauline Nader and Mrs. Bessie Askin. Services Monday, M.

precisely, Rosenberg's Raphael Sacks, 4720 N. Broad st. Interment Detroit, Mich. BARRETT. Sept.

28, 1963, HAROLD GATES BARRETT, M. of 119 W. Walnut husband of Marion Hartman Barrett. Relatives and friends invited to the service 2:30 P. Kirk A Nice, 6301 Germantown ave.

Int. George Washington Memorial Park. Friends may call evening, 7 10 9. BAYHA. -OF 6007 N.

5th Sept. 27, 1963, JACOB beloved husband of Christine Wenzler Bayha. Relatives, friends, members of St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church of Oiney, are invited to call Monday evening and to attend the services day, 10:30 A.

Schneider Funeral Home, 617-19 W. Olney ave. Interment Hillside Cern. In lieu of flowers, kindly send contributions to Church Building Fund. -Sept.

27, 1963, of Oxford Yardley, JULIAN, husband of Helen (nee Ochendalska), father of Ronald Bendick. Relatives and friends are to funeral 9 A. at the Joseph Funeral Home, 2634 E. Allegheny ave. (corner of Thompson st.

Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. at the Nativity B.V.M. Church. Int. Our Lady of Grace Cem.

Viewing Tuesday evening. Plainfield, N. on Sept. 28, 1963, NORMAN CRAWFORD, in his 82d year, husband of Mary S. Lewis Brittin, residence, 1315 E.

7th Plainfield. Relatives and friends are invited to services 2 P. from the Funeral Horne of V. R. Fletcher Son, 9529 Bustleton Phila.

Friends may coll or the funeral home after 12 noon Tues. day. Interment St. Luke's Cem. BROWN.

-On Sept. 27, 1963, MILDRED wife of the late Frederick G. of 718 24th Chester. Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral services P. from Imschweiler-Brower Funeral Home.

1600 Edgmont Chester. Inter. ment Chester Rural Cem. Friends may call Tues. after 12 noon.

No viewing Mon. eve. BRUEHL. -Sept. 26.

1963. RT. REV. MSGR. CHARLES Ph.D., Professor at St.

Charles Borromeo Seminary, Over. brook, son of the late Edward and Clara (nee Weinert), age 87 years. Rev. Clergy, Religious, relatives and friends are invited to funeral St. Charles Seminary.

D. vine Office 10:30 A. M. Solemn Pontifical Requiem Mass, 11 A. M.

Int. St. Joseph's Meadowbrook, Pa. Transferral of Msar. Bruehl to seminary chapel 4 P.

Viewing Mon. eve. after 4 P. M. BRYANT.

Sept. 26, 1963, of 2600 E. Venango beloved husband of Veronica and devoted father of Jack and Thomas. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8 A. from Funeral Home of M.

E. Osiecki, 1626 E. Berks st. Solemn Requiem Mass, 9 A. Church of the Nativity B.V.M.

Interment New Cathedral Cem. Friends may call Monday evening. 27, 1963, JOSIAH of 308 Wharton husband of Cecilia C. Ines Crilley) Clark. Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral service 10 A.

at the M. J. Bigenis Funeral Home, 311 Wharton st. Int. Beverly eve.

National Cem. Friends may call Tues. CLOUD. -RETTA Sept. 27, 1963, of 5220 Wayne wife of the late William W.

Cloud. Funeral services at Presbyterian Church, York and Susquehanna Abington, Pa. Please omit flowers. -Sept. 29.

1963. of 1616 Roumfort rd, MARY wife of B. Stephen Connelly. Relatives, friends and members of Sandy Run Country Club are invited to funeral 8:30 A. Kirk Nice, 6301 Germantown ave.

Solemn quiem Moss, 10 A. St. Raymond of Penafort Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Friends may call Tuesday eve. -Sept. 29, CHARLES SR. husband of Cornelia Mann ham, of 84 E. Moreland ave Chestnut Hill.

Services and interment private. Kindly omit flowers. DAVIS. -Ar 810 S. 58th st, on Sept.

27, 1963, Davis. ARTHUR husband of Elizabeth Service for relatives and friends Tues. 2:30 P. M. at the Church of Sherwood, 57th Baltimore ave.

Int. Westminster cem. Friends may call at Oliver H. Bair's. 1820 Chestnut st.

7 to 9 P. M. Masonic Service by University, Lodge F. and A. 8 P.

M. ELLIS. -Of 112 Oxford ave. Ventnor. N.

on Sept. 27, 1963, S. MOFFITT. husband of Mildred Hunsinger Ellis. 11 Services for relatives and friends on A.

Oliver H. Bair's 1820 Chestnut where friends may call Mon. eve. 11 9. Int.

private. In lieu of flowers, friends may send contributions to the Heart Fund. FARRELLY. Suddenly, on Sept, 26. JAMES beloved husband of Isabella E.

Campbell and brother of Sr. Mary Thomasine O.SF. Relatives, friends, also members of the Phila. Fire Relief Assoc. and employes of Bailey, Banks Bidale, and the Phila.

Inquirer Building Service, Local are invited to funeral 8:30 A. from his late residence, 2837 Warnock st. Solemn Requie Mass, Stella Maris Church, 10 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cem.

Friends may call Monday evening. (Arranged by J. J. King FITZ-HUGH. 26.

1963. DR. THOMAS. husband of Bernice R. Fitz-Hugh, of 2016 Delancey Place.

Funeral services in the Church of the Holy Trinity. 19th 2 Walnut on Sept. 30, at P. M. Int.

private. Please omit flowers. FREEMAN. -Sept. 28.

1963. CLARA, be. loved wife of Harry Freeman, of 170 S. York ave. Atlantic Citv.

N. devoted mother of Gertrude Nerenberg, David and Albert Services Freeman and held sister on of Miller. will be at 1 P. from the Roth Memorial Chapel 116 Pacific ave, Atlantic City. Community Cemetery.

-Sept. 26, 1963, of 6936 Creshelm JAMES E. Relatives and friends. also emploves of Gordon- Davis Linen Supply Company invited to funeral Tuesday 8:30 A. Kirk and Nice.

6301 German: 10 town ave. Solemn Requiem Mass. A. M. St.

Madeleine Sophie Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Monday evening at Kirk and Nice. HARLEY.

-In Evansburg, Pa (College ville! on Sept. 28. FRANK husband of S. Blanche Hallman Harley, age 80. nerol services private at the convenience of the family from the Freeman Funeral Home, 224 Main Trappe, Pa.

ment Riverside Cem. Friends may call Tuesday to 9. Masonic services Tuesday evening at 8. SCHWARTZ, Sept SCHWARTZ, 28, SIDNEY ESQ. the Penn beloved Towers Zimmerman), Devoted father of Schwartz Mrs.

(nee husband of Clara old (Suzanne) Lorant Regin. Schwartz, of and Mr. Oscar son Hon. Louis brother and the late Jennie Schwartz, of Mrs. Perez.

Also survived by 2 William Services 11 A. M. precisely for grandchildren. fives, friends and all which he was a member, at of organizations A Raphael 4720 N. Broad st.

Int. Sacks. Rosenberg's Montefiore Cam. Shiva will be observed at his late residence, Apt. 2107.

SIMON. -On Sept. 28, ISABELLA E. (nee 1900 Simmons), widow of Albert 1. Simon, of W.

River Drive, Pennsauken, age Funeral 75. Funeral 8 A. at Davies Chapel, 4522 Westfield Pennsouken, N. Requiem High Mass, 9 A. St.

Cecilia a R. C. Church, Pennsauken, Interment Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Tuesday evening after 7. 2152 formerly 27, of 1963, Culmore, JAMES, Swin- of ford, (nee Co, Mayo, Ireland, husband of Mary Duffy) Sloyan.

Relatives, friends and Holy Name Society are invited to the funeral 9 A. from John F. Home, 1014-16 E. Chelten Murray Funeral ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem, 10 A.

at Immaculate Conception Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends invited Mon, eve. SOMERS.

-Of 2564 Murray Hunt. lingdon Valley, suddenly, Sept. 26, 1963, MARIAN (nee Bennett), in her 82d year, wife of the late John T. Relatives and friends inviled to attend service 8 P. Huntingdon Valley Presby.

Church, where friends may call 7 to 8 P. M. (Arrangements by Wm. Rowen Grant neral Home, Southampton, Pa.) 28, suddenly, of 484 borough MICHAEL, husband of the late Julia Kanicsar Starr. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 11 A.

Fitzpatrick Sons, 425 Lyceum Rox. Interment Mt. Peace Cem. Friends may call Tues eve. after 7 at funeral home.

ing Monday evening. 27, 1963, of 104 husband of Dalinda, 27, of 1963, GAETANO, 2551 S. Jessup also survived by 11 children and 13 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 10 A. from Grassa Funeral Home, Broad and Shunk sts.

Sol. emn Requiem Mass, Stella Maris Church, 11 A. M. Interment Holy Cross Cem. View.

Campbell ave. Havertown, ESTELLA MAY (nee Mell), wife of Thomas G. Strang, Sr. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral service 11 A. at the Flounder's Funeral Home, 115 W.

Eagle rd. (Oakmont ave.l, Havertown. Int. Oakland Cem. Friends may call Mon.

eve. after 7. (Parking on premises. Died TAMMARO. -Of 3117 Welsh formerly of 3257 Tyson ave Sept.

28, ANGELO, husband of Carmella 1963, maro (nee Viscol. and father of Mrs. Theresa Roach, Mrs. Ann Fox and James A Tammaro. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral 8:30 A.

from the Fluehr Funeral Home, 3301-15 Cottmon ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Matthew's Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Tuesday evening. Camden, N. on Sept. 29, 1963, GASPERINO husband of Carmela Compellone), 647 N.

Delaware Paulsboro, N. age 73 vears. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral Oct, 2, 1963, at 8:30 A. from Petrini Funeral Home, 300 W. Broad Paulsboro, N.

J. Sol. emn High Requiem Mass, 9:30 A. Mo St. John's R.

C. Church, Paulsboro. Burial New St. Joseph Swedesboro, N. J.

Friends may call Tuesday evening. Sept. 28, age 39, of 4350 Edgemont be1963, loved husband Regina Toruniewski Ines Kioss), devoted brother of Genevieve Anna Sokolowski, Cecelia Wisniewski, Chester Toruniewski, son-in-law of Vincent W. Kloss. Relatives, friends, neighbors and employes of Charles H.

Schillinger Polish National Alliance Gr. 176 invited to funeral 0 A. from the Parlors of John J. Cerankowski and Son, 2635 Orthodox st. Solemn Requiem Mass, St, John Contius Church, of 10 A.

M. Burial Most Holy Redeemer Cem. Viewing Tuesday evening. -Of 14 N. Congress Atlantic City, N.

on Sept. 28, 1963, FRANK age 80 years. Relatives, friends and members of the Central Wrecking Atlantic City, are invited to services at Adams Perfect Funeral Home, 5 N. 2d Pleasantville, on 10 A. M.

Int. Presbyterian Absecon, N. WALSKY. Sept. 29, MARCELLA (nee Zikerl, beloved wife of Walter of 538 Woodland Cherry Hill, N.

age 80. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral on 8:30 A. at the Funeral Home of Inglesby Sons, Cove Wyndam Pennsauken, N. J. High Mass of Requiem at St.

Peter's Church, 9:30 A. M. Int. Calvary Cem. Friends may call Tuesday evening.

Vineland, president of the State Civil Service Commission. It is not considered cricket in Civil Service circles to threaten to employes in such a manner, no matter what the circumstance. your But Mrs. Sharp is likely to hear of the incident only if she reads exThe Inquirer. "We won't complain," a reen- Mrs.

porter was told. "Everyone's afraid of him (Theckston)." and On Thursday, shortly after the notes were distributed, one of to the Buridrogo youngsters telephoned City Hall. the RANSOM OFFERED hap- "I have $25 the from rent money," he was quoted as sayI give it to you, can have my mother back?" The boy was told that the extra $5 in court costs must also be paid. "Oh!" he said. Somewhere, somehow, the fine and costs were gathered and delivered to the authorities.

Mrs. Buridrogo was reunited with her children on Friday. Contacted Sunday at his home at 429 Hunter Gloucester, Theckston dismissed the affair by saying the woman was just a "She came In with another party-who had no connection with her-and was apparently uninvited. Evidently she's a chronic offender in the city. The judge knew her right away.

"She hits the bottle quite frequently," Theckston explained. "She was under the weather in my office. She wouldn't behave herself, so I had her arrested." The person who came to The Inquirer, as spokesman for a number of City Hall employes, insisted the woman wasn't intoxicated. "She was just excited. She was proud of her English and became loud when she was ordered to be silent." Gambi to Meet Spouse in Court ZURICH, Switzerland, Sept.

29 (UPI). Gamble (Gambi) Benedict's divorce lawyer said Sunday she will confront her estranged husband, Andrei Porumbeanu, in court next Tuesday to determine who should be given custody of the couple's two young sons. It will be their first meeting since Porambeanu left their 22- room villa on Lake Zurich and she filed suit for divorce against him, charging "misconduct." 28. 1963. of 131 W.

Coul. ter formerly of Oak Lane. WINIFRED (nee Maguigan), wife of the late Harv A. White. Relatives and friends invited to 2 P.

Kirk Nice. 6301 Germantown ave. Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. In lieu of flowers.

donations may be made to Salvation Army. 28. JAMES ALLEN, husband of the late Adelaide Lownes Wilkinson, 226 Wiltshire Upper Darby. Services Tues. evening, 8 o'clock, Church of St.

Giles, Hampden rd. Locust Upper Darby. In lieu of flowers, offerings may be made to the Memorial Fund of St. Giles. WOLFE.

-Of 4326 N. Franklin Sept. 26, 1963, LAURA E. (nee Siegel), wife of the late Jacob Relatives and friends invited to the service 1:30 P. Griess Funeral Home, N.

W. corner 8th and Hunting Pork ave. Friends may call Tues. 7.9. Int.

West Laurel Hill Cem. ZAHN. -2732 W. Silver Sept. 23, 1963, LEON, son of Cora and the late Fred.

Funeral 10 A. Robbins Funeral Home, 2912 W. Lehigh ave, Interment New Providence Lancaster County, Pa. Friends call Tues. 7 to 9.

In Memoriam MeCLOSKEY, TERESA MANDELL In loving memory of my mother. TERESA, who passed away September 30, 1958. Sadly missed by son, William L. McCloskey and Family Cemetery Lots CEMETERY LOT. 2 graves.

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