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OBITUARIES Mrs. Dorothy Stratton Dies at Seashore Avalon, Sept. 21-Mrs. Dorothy A. Stratton, 61, of 264 21st died Thursday in Burdette Tomlin Hospital, Cape May Court House, She was the wife of former Mayor Fowler H.

Stratton. A resident here since 1914, she was active in civic affairs and was chairman of Avalon Red Cross Disaster Service; chairman of the March of Dimes; past president of the Avalon Parent- Teachers Association; a charter member of the Avalon Five Point Club: a member of the Burdette Tomlin Hospital Auxiliary; the Avalon Yacht Club and St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Stone Harbor. Surviving are her husband; a son, Fowler of "Norristown, a daughter, Mrs. Alliene Kline, of Avalon, and three grandchildren.

Services will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. in a funeral home at 866 Bay Shore South Dennis, where friends may call tonight. Burial will be in South Dennis Cemetery. MRS.

JANE F. STANDISH Westville Grove, Sept. 21-- Mrs. Jane F. Standish, 63, of Cedar died in a hospital Thursday.

She was a resident here for 32 years. Surviving are her husband, Myles R. four sons, Myles R. of Westville; Arnold, of Belfast, James, of Barrington, and Frank, of Westville Grove; brothers, Harry Whitelan, of Paulsboro; Robert, of, Secane Heights, George, Collingdale, and Frank, of Philadelphia; tour, sisters, Mrs. Emma Powers, Philadelphia; Mrs.

Nellie Brown, of Brooklawn; Irene Sheriff, of Darby, and Mrs. Edna Napoletano, of Drexel Hill, and eight grandchildren, Services will be held Monday at 10 a. m. in a funeral home at 58 Euclid Woodbury, where friends call Sunday night. Burial will be in Woodbury Me.

morial Park. MRS. E. L. CONNELLY Pennsville, Sept.

21 Mrs. Eleanor L. Connelly, 73, of 30 Cedar Thursday in Cooper Hospital, Camden. Mrs. Connelly formerly lived in Gloucester City.

was a member of Old Glory Temple 5. Ladies of the Golden Eagle, and the Atlantic City Chapter of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty. Surviving are 4 sons, Martin, of Gloucester; Willard, of Pennsville; Norman, of Brooklawn, and Robert, of South River; 3 daughters, Mrs. Emiline Cliff, of Eus. tic.

and Mrs. Ada Hill and Mrs. Marion Hulms, both of Westville; 23 grandchildren, and 14 Services will be held Monday at 10 a. m. in the Etherington Funeral Home, 700 Powell Gloucester, where friends may call Sunday night.

Burial will be in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, Cardiff. MRS. MARGARET J. BOYD Riverside, Sept.

21-Mrs. Margaret J. Boyd, 78, of 322 Cleveland died Thursday in Zurbrugg Hospital. A native of Ire. land, she lived here 40 years and was Methodist a member Church.

of the She Riverside, tive in WSCS work. Surviving are her husband, Amos 2 sons, James W. and William both of Beverly; daughters, Mrs. M. Kramer and Mrs.

Sarah E. Eble. both of Riverside, Mrs. Mae L. MacCorkle, of Ft.

Lauderdale. 13 grandchildren and great -grandchildren. Services will be held Monday at 2 p. m. in the Cole FuneralHome, Bridgeboro and Washington Riverside, where friends may call Sunday night.

Burial will in Lakeview Memorial Park. MRS. ESTHER A. SMITH Williamstown, Sept. 21-Mrs.

Esther A. Smith, 64, of Blue Bell died Wednesday in Elmer Community Hospital. A lifelong resident here, she was a member of Williamstown Grange 85, the Rebekah Lodge and the Williamstown Presbyterian Church. Surviving are her husband, Stanley; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Stocks, of Hurffville; four sisters, Mrs.

Mary Lake, Mrs. Etta Robinson, Miss Lydia Naabe and Miss Carrie Naabe, all of Pitman; a brother, Naabe, of Lake Gilman, and four grandchildren. Services will be held Sunday at 2 p. m. in a funeral home at 420 Main where friends may call Saturday night.

Burial will be in Brotherhood Cemetery, THOMAS BROWN Thomas Brown, 78, of Batten ave. and Black Horse Blackwood. died Thursday in his home. Surviving is a brother, Michael, with whom he lived. Solemn requiem high Mass will be sung Monday at 10 a.

m. in Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R. C. Church, 4th and Division sts.

Friends will meet at 9 a. m. in the Joseph A. and Frank V. Falco Funeral Home, 1018 S.

4th where they may also call Sunday night. Warren R. Parker FUNERAL HOME 1523 CUMBERLAND ST. GLOUCESTER. N.

J. GLoucester 6-1316 CINOSKI FUNERAL HOME Walter Cinoski, Funeral Director 4405 WESTFIELD AVE. PENNSAUKEN MErchantville 8-6596 CHARLES W. HISKEY FUNERAL DIRECTOR Woodlawn 3-1623 ESTABLISHED 1013 423 Cooper Street JUSW Executive Pay Increased $10,000 Los Angeles, Sept. 21 (UP)- The United Steel Workers of America ends its pational five-day convention today, The 3000 delegates Thursday approved $10,000 annual pay rises to international officers and $3000 pay boosts to district directors.

The union also passed a resolution to increase dues from $3 to $5 a month. The resolution calling for the ney pay hikes met only minor opposition on the floor. The new pay scale provides international 000 annually instead of $40,000, David McDonald and the international vice president, Howard Hague, and the seeretary-treasurer, I. Abel. were raised from $25,000 to $35,000 a year.

Hospital Cases COOPER Edward O'Donnell, 60, of 529 Woodland cut hand. Clara Madden, 29, of 697 Fairview Injured ankle. Marshall Reinheimer, 53, ct 818 Penn cut Renee Suseman, 4, of 1202 Park dos bite, Frank Stefanko, 10, of 025 State st. nail wound. Walter.

Clark, 29., of 1007 S. 2nd cut temple Walter Dillworth. 34, of 432 Stevens injured ankle. Frederick Steele, 14, of 1157 Cooper cut hand. Reds Will Link Flights in Arctic Washington, Sept.

21 (UP)The United States has accepted a Russian proposal for coordinated flights over the Aretic during the 1957-58 international geophysical year. The State Department said Thursday that under the plan Russian planes will land at U. S. base the Nome area of Alaska and U. S.

planes will land at a Russian base in the Murmansk area. The flights will be a part of scientific project to determine movement of ice floating in the Arctic, COURIER-POST, Camden, N. Friday, September 21, 19561 Gives Up In Slaying; Denies Guilt Thomas, of Brighton, and in-law, Mrs. Helen Collins, Northfield, Sept. 21-Atlantici County Prosecutor Lewis P.

Scott said late Thursday that a handyman who surrendered in connection with a mysterious fatal shooting here has denied the accusation. John Collins, 45, a roomer in the home of Robert Small, 53. of 1120 Fuae ave, here, who was shot to death last Saturday, walked into the prosecutor's office shortly after noon Thursday. Northfield Police Chief Lever said Collins had been sought for questioning since the shooting. a gardener at the Linwood Country Club, was found shot by his sister, Mrs.

Anna Carlin. with he lived. Police reported Mrs. Carlin told them she found her brother lying in the living room after she was awakened by a "loud pop." Do It' Collins was held for arraignment later today on a murder charge before Municipal Judge Robert C. Grist, of Northfield.

Questioned by State Det. Sgt. Alex Bolen, of Hammonton barracks, Collins declared: "I didn't do it." Asked by Bolen what he did not do. Collins repeated: "I didn't do When he surrendered, Collins was accompanied by a brother, Washington, D. C.

Warrant Was Issued She said she looked outside, ac-1 cording to police, and saw Collins standing by his car. Collins disappeared after the incident, and a warrent for his arrest on homicide charges was issued Tuesday by Municipal Judge Robert Grist, of Northfield. Scott said Collins has a record of six arrests for burglary, larceny and disorderly conduct. An autopsy disclosed Small was shot in the side by what appeared to have been a .32 calibre bullet. Neither the bullet nor the gun has been found.

Heart Attack or Crash Kills Pa. Motorist not injured. MUCH IN LITTLE A Pennsylvania motorist, Lewis Miller, 48, of Oaks, died either of a heart attack or injuries suffered when his automobile crashed into a tree Thursday night, according to Phoenixville (Pa.) Hospital authorities. An unidentified boy, about 3 years old, was with Miller when the crash happened shortly before 8 p. m.

on Egypt Upper Providence Township. He was Four five-million-plus of population Long live Island's in the western one of the island, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica. Driver Hurt in Leap From Milk Truck A milk driver was injured today when he jumped from the truck just before it overturned and spilled milk on Kings Highway near Linden Mt. Ephraim, William J. Casey, 38, of 2822 Harris a driver for A Abbotts Dairy, was taken to West Jersey Hospital by Bellmawr police and was released after treatment body bruises and a cure of the left leg.

Mt. Ephraim police said Casey reported he heard a and the truck lurched to side a half block later as he headed west on the highway. Members of Mt. Ephraim Fire Company washed milk and gasoline from the roadway after the accident at 7.15 a. m.

Haddon Twp. Trying To End Dump Smoke sisterof WILHELMINA WILLIAMS Haddon Township municipal "were still attempting to alleviate, da smoke residents of condition Fairview that for weeks. For the second successive day, work crews were covering over dump on the Crescent blvd. near burning rubbish on the, township Nicholson rd. Following a series of complaints of Fairview residents, Mayor William G.

ordered Rohrer of Haddon Township, crews to alleviate the smoke condition. Mrs. Wilhelmina Williams, 90, of 348 Cherry died Thursday at Lakeland Hospital. She was a native of Camden. Surviving are a brother, Charles Schock, of Camden, and a sister, Mrs.

Carrie Gorman, of Pennsauken. Services will be held Tuesday at 11 a. m. in the Frank J. Leonard Funeral Home, 1451 Broadway, where friends may call Monday night.

Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Marriage Licenses Camden Donald Pancrazlo, 21, of 1137 Princess and Darlene Magee, 21, of 503-B Pfeiffer st. Vincent J. Londina, 23. Limekiln and Janice L.

Thornton, 18. Philadel- of W. Lycoming both of phia. Joseph C. Satterfeld, 20.

of 823 and Shirley A. Harris, of 1119 Lawrence st. and Lorraine Fuller, 17, of William E. Bruce, 18, of 919 walnut Cooper st. Philadelphia Wilbur Craig.

22. Camden. and Joanne 19, of 7315 N. Bouvier Philadelphia. Victor Wesolowski, 41.

Maple Shade, and Annette Weston, 31, of 5308 N. Front Vasquez, 32, Darby, William Upper? Camden, and Ida Media Robert L. Stark, 24. Camden, and Carol Stewart. Pennsauken.

Camden Fire Alarms 7.04 p. 1829 Tioga truck on street. 10.13 p. 925 Broadway, awning. BUY THE BEST AT BEAUTIFUL HARLEIGH 2-Grave Lots, including Corner Posts, Deed and Perpetual Care, $195.00 $10 Down- $10 per month (no interest) Phone or write for free booklet Harleigh Cemetery Association Haddon Avenue, Camden 3, N.

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J. from Tacont Palmyra Bridge PALMYRA STORE OPEN DAILY SUNDAYS Work Clothes Sportswear Sporting Goods Camping Supplies Luggage Outdoor Furniture OPEN EVERY EVENING ELMER M. DODD Elmer M. Dodd, 52, of 2895 Constitution died Thursday at his home. Born in Atlaptic City, he lived in Camden the past 37 years.

He was superintendent at George D. Ellis Sons, Camden, the past 14 years, and also operated a flower shop with his wife. Doris at their home. He was a member of Ionic Lodge 94, FAM, and American Legion Post 71. During the early 1940's, Mr.

Dodd was active in the South Jersey Wage Tax Protest League, a group which sought to exempt Federal employes who worked in Philadelphia and resided in South Jersey from the Philadelphia wage tax. He was chairman of the legislative committee of the league. At the time, he was employed in the Navy Yard, Philadelphia. Besides his wife, he is sur. vived by a son, John a daughter, Joan Strack, both living at home: his father, John and a sister, Mrs.

Ruth Waldner, both of Camden. Services will be held at p. m. Monday in Murray Funeral Home. 408 Cooper where friends may call Sunday night.

Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery, Pennsauken. MAXMILLIAN S. WINOWICZ Trenton, Sept. 21-Maxmillian S. Winowicz, 87, of Adeline and Beatty died Tuesday in St.

Francis Hospital. Mr. Winowiez was the father of the Rev. Leon S. Winowiez, pastor of St.

Lawrence R. C. Church, Laurel Springs. He conducted two funeral homes in Trenton and was the oldest funeral director in the state. Surviving, in addition to the pastor, are his wife, Helen another son, Stanley; and a daughter, Mrs.

Fred Kramer, all of Trenton. Solemn requiem Mass will be sung Monday C. at 10 Church, a. m. in Trenton.

Holy Cross R. Friends may call tonight in a funeral home at 865 Brunswick ave. Burial will be in Holy Cross Church Cemetery. MRS. RUTH C.

WURST Pemberton, Sept. 21 Mrs. Ruth C. Wurst, 39, of Magnolia died Thursday at her home here. A native of Camden, she was a resident of Pemberton for nine years.

Mrs. Wurst was a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Camden. Surviving are her husband. A Aubrey of two brothers, and Harry WilE.

Crowley, Camden, liam of Little Rock. a stepbrother, John J. Jemison, of Camden, and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Hillman, of Delair. Services will be held Monday at 11 a.

m. in St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Camden. Burial will be in Delair. will be a viewing Sunday night at the Murray Funeral Home, 408 Cooper Camden.

MIRS. ROSE. H. MORGAN Mrs. H.

Morgan died Thursday at her home, 23 N. Burlington Gloucester. She was a member of the Rosary Society of St. Mary's R. C.

Church. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Rose Emery and Mrs. Mary Rieder, two grandchildren, Bernard and George Rieder, of Gloucester. High requiem Mass will be celebrated Monday at 10 a.

m. St. Mary's Church, with burial 3 in New St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr. Viewing will be held Sunday evening from the residence.

Arrangements are directed by the McCann Funeral Home, 8 851 Monmouth Gloucester. REED B. FORCE Delanco, Sept. 21 Reed B. Force, 44, of 625 2nd died Thursday, at his Philadelphia, home he here.

lived in A Delanco for 38 years and was a production engineer for an automotive parts concern in Philadelphia. Mr. Force was a member the First Presbyterian Church of Delanco and the Washington Fire of Delanco. Surviving are his wife, Edna and his daughter, John at home. Services will be held Monday at 10.30 0 a.

m. in the Cole Funeral Home, Bridgeboro and Washing. ton Riverside, where friends may call Sunday night. Burial will be in Monument Cemetery, Beverly. MRS.

MABEL E. MILLOW Mrs. Mabel E. Millow, 65, died Wednesday, in Cooper Hospital. Born in Philadelphia, she lived at the home of a son, Lawrence Ludwick, 692 Woodland for the last five years.

Also surviving are another son, Rodger Ludwick, of California, and three grandchildren. She was the wife of the late Harry Millow. Services will be held Monday at 11 a. m. in the Schauffhauser Funeral Home, 983 Haddon Collingswood.

The Rev. Starr Lloyd, of Woodlawn avenue Presbyterian Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Mt. Moriah Cemetery, Philadelphia. A viewing will be held Sunday night.

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