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Blaik on Football Selects Navy To Upset Pitt (Continued from Blue Hens slop shrewdly at Storrs. DELAWARE. HOFSTRA at TEMPLE. Flying Dutchmen cant stay up with the Owls all night, TEMPLE. MASSACHUSETTS at BOSTON U.

Terriers spoil parade of Fusia Fusileers. BOSTON U. RHODE ISLAND at BROWN. Improved Bear primed for November charge. BROWN.

erts won't stand .0.0 still for Engineer LEHIGH at COLUMBIA. Robmeasurement. COLUMBIA. BUCKNELI at LAFAYETTE. Lafayette, we Bisons are here.

BUCKNELL. GETTYSBURG at MUHLENBERG. Some spell it others "berg." E. for MUHLENBERG. SOUTH V.M.I.

at RICHMOND (Tonight). Keydets opposed to ea Spider webs on rifles. V.M.I. LOUISIANA STATE at FLORIDA. Gator pins Swamp Tiger for first leg on Frank Buck Memorial Trophy.

FLORIDA. NORTH CAROLINA at SOUTH CAROLINA Delphic Oracle would solve this by picking Carolina. One forthright vote for NORTH CAROLINA. GEORGIA at KENTUCKY. Rakestraw's passing impressive against Miami.

GEORGIA. CLEMSON AT VIRGINIA. Uncle Frank Howard stares down the snubs of the Cavaliers. CLEMSON. VANDERBILT at MISSISSIPPI.

Fast stepping Ole Miss takes the Commodore for his roll. MISSISSIPPI. MISSISSIPPI STATE at MEMPHIS STATE. Going with "Spook" Murphy's "Go Go MEMPHIS STATE. DUKE at N.

C. STATE. Devil take the Wildcat. DUKE. HOUSTON at ALABAMA.

Tide tidier against Vols. ALABAMA. GEORGIA TECH at TULANE. Engineers easily bridge Green Wave. TECH.

VIRGINIA TECH at FLORIDA STATE. Seminoles divvy up drumsticks. FLORIDA STATE. WEST OHIO STATE at WISCONSIN. The Robot of High Street left few nuts and bolts in California.

WISCONSIN. MICHIGAN at MINNESOTA. For the Brown Jug. One vote, jugheaded perhaps, for MINNESOTA. MICHIGAN STATE at NORTHWESTERN.

"My passing will do it, said Tom, airily. NORTHWESTERN. IOWA at PURDUE. Hawkeyes can't "pooh pooh" PURDUE. CINCINNATI at INDIANA.

And Bearcats can't climb Big Sycamores. INDIANA. MISSOURI at IOWA STATE. waltz for MISSOURI. COLORADO at NEBRASKA.

Cornhuskers don't believe in Golden Buffaloes. NEBRASKA. OKLAHOMA at KANSAS STATE In politics, a landslide. OKLAHOMA. OKLAHOMA STATE at KANSAS.

Cowboys drifting along with the tumbling tumbleweed. KAN. SAS. BOWLING 'GREEN at KENT STATE. Falcons bomb Kent.

BOWLING GREEN. Golf (Continued from Page Twenty-eight) 15,000 golfers and the largest gallery it ever had drawn previously was 300 for one round of the French Open. But with SHAPE headquarters only four miles away, a crowd of 5,000 stormed over the lush fairways of a course which once was Louis XIV's favorite farm. And most of them, unused to golf etiquette which demands silence, hollered as they followed the Yanks. "I thought I knew every golfer in France," said one amazed French golf official.

"This must be the public." It was, and the British and New Zealand players--swatting along in front of Palmer and Nicklaushad stronger words for it. "It was bloody awful," said Britain's Bernard Hunt. "The marshals were nonexistant and the crowd ran all around us trying to see Palmer and Nicklaus. I asked the others to let the two Yanks play through so we could follow along in tive peace but they refused. So we suffered it out." Palmer and Nicklaus shrugged off the criticism.

"We're here to play golf," said Nicklaus, "not to criticize the added Palmer, "to criticize the GS Program 1. Always Alive, Greek John, Don Lucho. 2. Mean Cold, Am Best, Lil Edition. 3.

Rugged Peak, Kamekameka, Honeykin. 4. Dr. Kress, Spike Admiral. 5.

Avan-Grove Angel, Mothers Day, Roving Rosie. 6. Gamet And Black, Errard Miss, Charspiv. 7. Cheryl Sue, Migirli, Rye Sipper.

8. Sky Diver, Tipopick, Thimbleful. 9. Royal Score, Morgan, Honey's Dream. Graded Selections At Garden State POST P.M.

FIRST RACE Purse $3,000. claiming. year-olds and up, furlongs: Probable P.P. Horse Jockey Wt. Odds Cantercite SCRATCHED 3 Belle Of Dumes Harmatz 110 to 11 Don Lucho Blum 113 to 13 Better Gargan SCRATCHED Court Cryer 112 4 1 Salamander Zakoor 111 to Greek John McCurdy 108 to Golden Reward J.

Block 111 6 to Booby Trap Ward 106 to 10 Mc Always Bully Alive Brooks Beebe 111 110 8 to 1 5 Good Steve And Busy H. Block Gino 111 to 113 10 to 12 Cautivador Stevenson 111 10 to 14 Mr. Mystic SCRATCHED 16 Barnote SCRATCHED Elgar 18 Mon Uncle Jules SCRATCHED SECOND RACE -Purse $3,000. claiming, maidens, 2-year-olds. 6 furlongs: Mean Sweepstaker Chequette.

120 to Cold Chambers 118 to Fleet Trick J. Block 120 to 1 00 Am Ryders Best Harmatz 116 to Request Blum 116 to 11 5 Cry Big Battle Bargain Chambers Korte 116 to 120 6 Lil Goober Zakoor Grant 120 My Gus Thornburg 120 6 12 Dot Browning Perna 113 00 to 13 Grimm 116 10 to Tomoka SCRATCHED 14 Do Sparkle Away Busher SCRATCHED 16 Count Clip SCRATCHED 18 17 Fort appoint Knowledge SCRATCHED SCRATCHED THIRD RACE- Purse $3.500, claiming, year-olds. 1 mile 70 yards: Nahdeen Kamekameka Ward Bove 107 112 to Hustle Stroke Chambers 112 8 Hucks Luck McCurdy 111 3 to Shorco Harmatz 112 Rugged Peak Blum 109 1 Honeykin J. 109 6 to Mom Nose H. Block 109 10 to 9 Lil Orphan Toni Moscariello 109 15 to FOURTH RACE $3,500.

claiming. 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs: Sy-W Zakoor 115 Miss Elsie Gino 109 Corposant Choquette 115 Touch And Gold Monacelli 109 4 to 3 Merry Madcap Bove 115 or 6 Spike Roses Proof Admiral Chambers 112 on to I Santos 109 to 00 Dr. Kress Blum 112 8 1 Big Nugget McCurdy 107 10 to FIFTH RACE -Purse $3.500, claiming, 3- year-olds, 1 1-16 miles: 3 Lucy Blum 114 Roving Rosie Lovato to 5 Avon-Grove Angel McCurdy to Heavy Taxes H. Block 3 to Hutsville Perna 111 to 1 Mothers Day Korte 114 to Ardent Wish J. Block 114 5 to i 1 Star Cynthias Choir Brooks 111 to Daisy Beebe 109 to 10 Dreamville Gargan 108 to SIXTH RACE-Purse $5,500, allowances, 3-year-olds and up, 6 furlongs: Charspiv Boulmetis 115 Twin Bridges McCurdy 105 5 Mary Colletta Gargan 109 3 Errard Miss Chambers 122 Garnet And Black Zakoor 118 7 56555 3 Blue Cabin SCRATCHED Laverde Gino 114 6 to 1 SEVENTH 2-year-olds, RACE 6 Purse furlongs: $4.200, allow18 Eager Migirli Sis Chambers Grant 114 119 Swiss Song Gargan 109 3 All Rough Grimm 119 3 Lovejoy Harmatz 9 Sabemar Zakoor 11 Rye Sipper Blum Miss Coonjine Boulmetis Sheila Jan Brooks 12 My Card Spinning Thornburg 114 to i Always Culmone 114 to 8 Cheryl Sue Beebe 109 10 to 1 Spending Trend SCRATCHED 14 Klus Choice SCRATCHED 15 Lady Wayward SCRATCHED EIGHTH RACE 4-year-olds, -Purse mile $5,500, and allowances, 1 yards: 4 Princess Arle Brooks 116 3 to 1 Fauleggro Baird 116 to Thimbleful Beebe 107 to Sweet Cee Cee Grant 116 to 00 Sky Another Diver Song Boulmetis Culmone 113 112 to 9 Tipopick Gargan 106 to 1 10 Egg Hunt Thornburg 114 to 3 Witching Hour McCurdy 109 6 Diamond Watch Korte 109 10 to NINTH RACE-Purse $3,500.

claiming, year-olds. 1 1-16 miles: Lite Dare Beebe 106 Royal Leonard Score Steel Broussard Blum 115 115 to 1 3 Honeys Dream McCurdy 112 Larsa Grimm 115 to 1 Arctic Queen Harmatz 112 to Morgan Zakoor 117 1 Rudolph's 66 Tops Pro Golf FRESNO, Calif. (UPI)-Mason Rudolph, who has been out of the money only once this year, shot a blazing six-under-par 66 yesterday to take the first round lead in the $25,000 Fig Garden Village Open golf tournament. Rudolph birdied four of the first six holes and added another pair of birds coming home for a 32-34 66 and a two-stroke lead over Tommy Aaron, who had four birdies and a four -underpar 68. Liberty Bell Post PROB.

P.P. HORSE DRIVER ODDS FIRST-1 mile. trot. 1. Barbara Oregon Watkinson 3-1 6.

Hobo Rocket Cameron 7-2 Boozie Wilcutts 9-2 Scotch Irish Champion 5-1 8. Valda's Prize Boring Hazel Hawkins Dill Wee Crusader Wood 10-1 Secret Son Brenneman 10-1 AE9 Mini Hoot Burton 6-1 AE10 Maybelle Wynw'od Gum'son 8-1 SECOND -1 Bluett mile, pace. Galentine 9-5 8. Hilda's Knight Pullen 4. Prim Rhythm Savage 6.

Dance Along Bedell Sharpie Brenneman 8-1 Royal Sara Long 8-1 Robel Star Smith 15-1 2. Symphony Wiskers Riddick 20-1 THIRD 1 mile, pace. 7-2 Home Boy Fitzpatrick 1. Homestretch Suzy Smith 4-1 8. Dottie's Time 9-2 6.

Gay Scotch Basilone 9-2 Dick Farvel Reeder 6-1 Afton Midnight Hubbard 8-1 Hobo Tomlen Cameron 8-1 3. King's Duchess 12-1 AE9 Jarrettown Kate Kelly 7-2 AE10 Collin Manzi 6-1 FOURTH-1 mile, pace. 5. Honor Abbatiello Joey H. Long Sam J.

Direct Myer Donegal Bay Stokley Mission Lad Cowger 6. Betty Gold Wagner 10-1 1. Varian Hanover Mitchell 12-1 3. Tanglewood Lucy Ridgway 15-1 AE9 Alton Tarr Story AE10 Camden Warrior Parker 6-1 FIFTH-1 mile. trot.

3. Squire Gallon White 5. Matthew Cameron 3-1 8. Argo Can Story 9-2 7. Aldene's Pride Hylan 5-1 6.

Miss Universe Parker 6-1 4. Leading Song Maupin 8-1 2. Phoebe Victoria Russo 8-1 1. Landmark Parks 10-1 SIXTH-1 mile. pace.

5. Racy Pick Hylan 3-1 2-Gypsy Gene Show Hubbard Savage 9-2 7-2 Grand Darnley Dauplaise 5-1 8. Melburn's Dolly Wilcutts 6-1 3. Dusty Jess Ferguson 8-1 6. Captain Missie Abbatiello 10-1 Eleanor's Imp Matthews 10-1 AE9 Stevene Frost Jones 7-2 AE10 Leisure Hanover Amos Jr.

9-2 SEVENTH-1 mile, trot. 5. 1. High Bid Smith 3-1 Chockoyotte Pride Boring Galamigo Cherrix 9-2 Freighter Hardwick Senator Colby Pollara 6-1 3. Step Wisely Riddick 8-1 8.

Witch Kraft Hubbard 10-1 2. Victor Scamp Wilcutts 10-1 EIGHTH-1 mile, pace. 5. Crystal Seabee Story 3-1 Doug A Dew White 7-2 3. De Hubbard 9-2 8.

Nancy S. Davis 9-2 6. Myrtle's Dream Williams Arlington Hanover Savage 8-1 4. Wilmington Gay Williams 12-1 1. Rodman Hanover Fontaine 12-1 AE9 Dianne C.

Smith 7-2 AE10 Ladys Topper Stokley 2-1 NINTH-1 mile, pace. 6. Hal Reward Fitzpatrick 3-1 5. Magic Wilcutts Eleanor's Last Boy Williard 9-2 Foggy Night Hackett 5-1 3. Collier Hanover Fontaine 6-1 8.

Salvo Mite Puntolillo 8-1 4. Carefree Paddie Alexander 8-1 1. Mighty Comet Mitchell 10-1 AE9 Almahmoud Parshall 9-2 AE10 Petra Hanover Brenneman 12-1 Selections for Friday Barbara Oregon, Hobo Rocket. Wes Crusader. 2.

Dance Along. Lady Bluett, Prim Rhythm. 3. Dottie's Time, Homestretch Suzy, Home Boy. 4.

Scott Honor, Tanglewood Lucy, Varian Hanover. 5. Squire Gallon, Miss Universe. Argo Can. 6.

Racy Pick, Gypsy Gene. Talent Show. 7. Chockoyotte Pride. High Bid.

Galamigo. 8. Crystal Seabee, Arlington Hanover. Myrtle's Dream. 9.

Eleanor's Last Boy, Hal Reward. Magic. BEST BET-SCOTT 8 HONOR 15 Enter Gardenia Stakes Tosmah, undefeated 2-year-old filly, headed a field of 15 entered today for Saturday's running of the $50.000 added Gardenia Stakes at Garden State Park. If all start, the mile and onesixteenth race will be worth a total of $168,460 with a winner's purse of $101,076. Tosmah, winner of seven races, looms as a strong favorite at even money.

Sam Boulmetis rides. The Wheatley Stable entered three fillies, Castle Forbes, Beautiful Day and Bold Queen, against Tosmah while Mrs. W. R. Hawn named a pair, Blue Norther and Petit Cricket.

The others entered were Petit Rouge, Miss Cavendish, Busy Jill, Ye-Cats, Shama, Road to Romance, is Ours, Kahgahgee and Mid Victoria. Tosmah drew the No. 9 post position in the large field while Beautiful Day drew No. 5, Bold Queen No. 8 and Castle Forbes, No.

15. This entry was expected to be second choice on the strength of numbers and the jockeys engaged to ride the horses: Walter Blum on Bold Queen, Ismael Valenzuela on Castle Forbes and Willie Shoemaker on Beautiful Day. They were listed at 4 to 1. Blue Norther, who almost beat Tosmah in the Gardenia Trial, is third choice at 6 to 1 with Howard Grant riding. She drew post No.

4. Vineland Oval Sets Last Races VINELAND The Vineland Speedway finishes its sports car racing season Sunday, Nov. 3, with a full day of races for all classes. Highlight of the show at this point is the entry of national road racing champion, Bob Holbert, Warrington, Pa, Holbert is fresh from a second place in the Elkhart Lake Enduro that gave him enough points to take the national crown. Holbert, though a crack Porsche driver who has campaigned for the factory team, drove to the national championship in one of Carrol Shelby's Anglo-American crossbreeds, the Ford-Cobra.

More than 150 entries are expected to swell this final field of the year, for what is traditionally the last time out before winter for most area competitors. Entries from allo ver the east coast will be on hand to compete in 10 races, with every class represented. There will be 10 races with the first going off promptly at 10 a.m. Sunday. A full day of practice is scheduled for Saturday.

The South Jersey Region of the Sports Car Club of America is the sanctioning body for this final event of the season. Top flight area drivers like fourhour winner, Martin Krinner in a Corvette, exnational champion Bruce Jennings in a Porsche Carrera, and the nation's best Lotus production driver, Dave Clark in a Super 7, are also expected to be on hand to compete on the 1.5 mile Vineland closed circuit. Writers Honor Ring Lardner ST. LOUIS (UPI)-The Baseball Writers Association of America yesterday selected the late Ring Lardner to receive its second annual award for meritorious service to baseball writing. The selection was announced of the St.

Louis Post-Dispatch, and chairman of the selecting here by Bob Broeg, sports editor 8885 committee. Lardner was voted the J. G. Taylor Spink award, established last year in honor of the late publisher of the Sporting News. A representative of Lardner's family will be invited to participate at Cooperstown, N.Y., next August in ceremonies connected with baseball's annual Hall of Fame induction.

International Eyes Nycron LAUREL, Md. (UPI)-John D. Schapiro, president of Laurel Race Course, said yesterday he is hopeful of getting France's Nycron, hero of the Prix du Conseil Municipal, to replace Relko in the $150,000 Washington International at Laurel, Nov. 11. Negotiations are now in progress with Nycron's owner.

Last week Nycron won the rich mile and one half Longchamps race. trainer, Francois Mathet, said the colt was not in good enough shape to make the trip to the United States. Kinderman's Son Dies in Accident DEL MAR, Calif. (UPI) The 5-month-old son of San Diego Charger defensive halfback Keith Kinderman died yesterday in their home. The body of Theodore Kinderman was found on a pile of clothes in a chest.

The coroner's office said the infant apparently kicked himself off a studio couch and landed face down in the storage chest. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Camden. N.J.. October 16. 1963.

Estate cf ELLA E. BOTTOMLEY, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the Four account of the subscriber, First Camden National Bank and Trust Company, Substituted Trustee of the estate of ELLA E. BOTTOMLEY, deceased, in Trust for Henry W. Bottomley, will be audited and stated by the Surrogate of the County of Camden and reported for settlement to the Camden County Court-Probate Division, on Friday.

the sixth day of December, 1963, at 9:30 o'clock A.M. FIRST CAMDEN NATIONAL BANK TRUST COMPANY, Substituted Trustee. Archer. Greiner. Hunter Read.

Attorneys. ($28.16) NOTICE OF APPLICATION Take notice that application has been made to The Municipal Board of Alcoholic Beverage Control of The City of Camden, to transfer to Edison's. trading as Ed's Place. for premises located at 601-603 Kaighn Avenue. Camden.

N.J.. the Plenary Retail Consumption License C-151, heretofore issued to Alfonso Alesandrini, trading as Alfred's Cafe. for the premises located at 601 Kaighn Avenue, Camden. New Jersey. The officers, directors and stockholders and the offices they will respectively hold are as follows: President.

Edward G. Cotter. Kresson Rd. Colonial Lane. Cherry Hill.

N.J. Sec. Jane Cotter. Kresson Rd. and Colonial Lane, Cherry Hill.

N.J. Mildred Carty, 3 Baird Mt. Ephraim. N.J. Objections.

if any, should be made immediately in writing to John T. Odorisio. Clerk of the City of Camden. New Jersey. EDISON'S.

(Signed) EDWARD G. COTTER. President. Kresson Rd. Colonial Lane.

Cherry Hill. N.J. ($21.12) TAX SALE NOTICE BOROUGH OF LAWNSIDE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY FOR UNPAID TAXES. ASSESSMENTS AND OTHER MUNICIPAL CHARGES Public notice is hereby given that Taxes Mary of A. the taxing Nelson.

district Collector of Borough of Lawnside, in the County of Camden, and State of New Jersey. pursuant to the authority of the statutes in such cases made and provided, will on FRIDAY. THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A.D., 1963 at 10:30 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Borough Hall. Warwick Road, in the said Borough. expose for sale and sell at public auction the several lots.

tracts or parcels. of land hereinafter mentioned, in fee, to such person or persons as will purchase the same. subject to redemption. at the lowest rate of interest. but in no case in excess of eight per cent per annum, and pay the tax lien thereon, including interest and costs of sale.

This sale is made under the provisions of an act of the Legislature of the State of New Jersey, known as "Tax Sale Law" being Chapter 5. Title 54. Volume 2. Revised Statutes of New Jersey 1937. together with the supplements thereto and amendments thereof.

The following is a list and description of the lands subject to the sale and the owner's name, as contained in the list made up by the Collector. together with the total amount due thereon, as computed to the First Day of July, 1963, exclusive, however, of the lien for taxes for the year 1963, and the said respective lands will be sold to make the I amount chargeable against such lands on the said First Day of July, 1963. as computed in said List. which may be inspected at the office of the undersigned, together with interest on said amount from said First Day of July, 1963 to the date of sale and costs of sale. This sale is for taxes for the year 1962 and prior years, assessments and other municipal liens and charges and is made subject to all municipal liens accruing after January 1.

1963, exclusive, however. the lien for taxes for the year 1963 with interest and costs thereon. Total Liens With Interest To July Blk Lot Name 1963 Elias Priscilla Cooper 14.13 1A Elias Priscilla Cooper 4.71 17 Leon Anna Simmons 30.66 19 1E Leon and Anna Simmons 41.41 19C 10 Lawnside Land Bldg. Corp. 18.84 19C 12 Lawnside Land Bldg.

Corp. 17.93 Lenora Clardy 35.53| Lenora Clardy 27.40 26 Alvin Gibbs 91.32 32 11 Ellis and Mattie Burton 244.90 32 Charles C. Cutler 27.40 34 Hiram Herman Sq. Douglas 18.26 Club. Inc.

18.26 34 6B Hiram Sq. Club. Inc. 18.26 34 6C Hiram Sq. Club.

Inc. 109.59 Valetta H. Perkins 45.66 40-0 Violet Joshua Samuel and Collins Jackson Vivian 112.86 219.18 Wright 126.93 Laura Danes 127.85 38 Bessie Harper, Estate 105.03 38 9E F. M. E.

D. Butler 17.93 39A 2B George E. Williams. Jr. 360.73 10 Ernest Collins, Estate 140.47 42 Jannie H.

Kenton, Estate 182.09 42 15A Louis and E. Parker 37.54 42 16A Linwood and S. McLean 14.07 42 17A Linwood and S. McLean 228.81 Walker Inman 109.59 Walker Inman 849.32 Wanda Glezermon 2A Wanda Glezermon 36.53 6AA Lawnside Republican Club 145.67 45 Malochi Cale. Jr.

Clarence H. Still, Sr. 235.98 95 1A Chas. Rasheed and Hassen M. 240.98 Bolling 54.79 53 3 Pearl Granville Nelson and 36.74 A.

Boyce 91.32 55 Alice Arthur Harper and V. 9.13 Hirschmiller 18.84 55 10 James and W. Thompson 56 Amos and M. Schwinn 27.40 56 6A Amos and M. Schwinn 91.32 62 1B Wm.

and B. Jenkins 49.18 62 1BA Alfreda A. Menoken 27.40 66A Ned and Rosa Jones 136.99 1GB Bertha Thornton 228.31 67 1HA Marie Davis. Estate 164.38 1J Harvey B. Harris 139.14 833 1KBA Unknown Randolph 36.53 Robinson 42.39 68 1A Randolph and F.

Robinson 89.96 1C Della S. Ellis 4.57 1DA Ernest and V. Clover 8.88 Seymour Cohn 36.53 Leonard Henry 146.12 Walter L. Berkley 50.75 Dayton and F. Prince 264.84 9B Martha Collins 173.52 9DA Mary M.

Garcia 63.93 13 Norman J. Scotton 82.19 1A Alfred and B. Clark 37.74 Mary Burnett 118.72 Lilyan B. Brooks 75.83 Catherine Baker 54.79 Catherine Baker 118.72 Clifford and M. Hightower 36.53 73 5AA Norman and Mae Gordon 11.66 Helen Brown 36.52 da 08 Edward and W.

Cooper 107.66 John Showell 36.53 Maurice and M. Smith 621.01 78 9B Maurice and M. Smith 14.13 78 sC Maurice and M. Smith 14.13 Quentin and F. Still 63.93 79 7C James W.

and N. Palmer 155.25 79 Wm. White 148.02 79 15C Robert L. Taylor 292.24 79 15D Mary Smith 45.66 79 A 3 Wm. Y.

Harris 109.59 79A 4G Rena Bryant 92.19 82 5 Ernest M. Wilson 86.76 82 11 Wm. E. Benson 89.64 82A 3B John W. and L.

Hopkins 219.18 82B 17 Crescent Home Inc. 63.93 82B 17E Donald and R. Pettit 118.72 82C 3 Lloyd and C. Giles 2.11 83 4CA Joseph McCullough 1.04 83 4H Joseph and M. Henderson 45.66 83 9J Amanda L.

Baisden 61.24 83 12 Brooklawn Housing Corp 32.97 83 15A Leon Simmons 20.70 Joseph and Fannie Smith 242.01 85 Thomas Mitchell 36.53 86 iB Elmer and M. Trusty 36.53 86 1C Daniel and L. DeLarge 197.04 86 4A Marcellus James Vernice Mebane 36.53 Daniel Jackson 27.20 88 Augustus Wilmer 255.71 89 Samuel and E. Jackson 63.93 91 1A Oscar Joseph and Sadler S. 347.03 James 15.72 0 Solomon Longford 152.14 93 James A.

St. Hill 73.06 1JA Handy O'Neal, Sr. 219.18 95 Frederick Burnett 8.96 95 3A Gerideau Pringle 2.24 95A Manty O'Neal 91.32 95A 1C New Jersey Turnpike Authority 9.13 95A 17A Samuel O'Neal 178.08 95B Kenneth and E. LaBarr 255.71 Payment of the amount due on any parcel may be made at any time before the sale, by payment the amount due as advertised. together with the interest and costs incurred up to the time of payment.

whereupon, the impending sale thereof will be cancelled. MARY A. NELSON, Tax Collector. Borough of Lawnside. ($834.08) Camden County, New 0 0 8 Camden, N.

LEGAL NOTICES (1) The undersigned will sell at public auction for cash one 1959 Cadillac. 4-Door. Serial 59A 014815. on Nov. 1963, at 9:00 A.M.

at Gibbs Tydol Station, Somerset Broadway. Glou- of cester, The undersigned reserves the right to bid. ASSOCIATES DISCOUNT CORPORATION ($2.88) CAMDEN COUNTY COURT PROBATE DIVISION DOCKET NO. In the matter of the Estate of F. Key.

Deceased. Order to show cause why Lands should not be Sold to Pay Debts. Upon reading and filing the complaint C. William Davies. administrator of the estate of Lorin F.

Key: It is on this 23rd day of September. 1963. Ordered that all persons interested in the real estate of said Lorin F. Key described in the complaint filed herein. appear before this court on Friday.

the 6th day of December, 1963. at 10 A.M.. at the County Court House. Camden. New Jersey, to show cause why so much of the said real estate should not be sold as will be sufficient to pay the debts of the said Lorin F.

Key. And it is further ordered that this order be published in the CourierPost newspapers. one of the newspapers of this state. four times during four consecutive calendar weeks. once in each week.

LOUIS L. GOLDMAN. ($37.12) J. C. C.

LOST and FOUND -Female dog. mos. old. black orange. Resembles Airedale.

Ph. LI 7-9421. LOST ton-Pine German area. police, dog. 3-4274.

ClemenLOST- -German Shepherd, black tan. Ans. "Thunder." UL 4-5521. LOST-Oct. 20.

male Fox Terrier. black with white spots, ans. to "Scampy." LI 7-7802. Female Beagle. pet.

Reward. R0 7-4114 after FOUND-Money, Wed. in Penney's store. NO 3-8094. FOUND New pair ladies shoes, Audubon Shop.

owner pay for ad. LI 7-4577. (1) DEATH NOTICES BANFORD On Oct. 23. 1963, Milton E.

of 119 N. 25th Camden, age 52 years. Relatives and friends of the family, also employes of the RCA are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 10 a.m. at the Harry Leonard Funeral Home. 2850 Federal Camden.

N.J. Interment at U. S. National Cemetery, Beverly, N.J. Friends may call Sunday evening after 7 p.m.

BRITTON-Suddenly on Oct. 22. 1963. George son of the late George W. and Jennie (nee Park) of E.

28th Brooklyn, New York. formerly of N. 39th Camden. age 53 years. Relatives friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at 10 a.m..

from the Inglesby Funeral Home. 602. E. Main Maple Shade. N.J.

Requiem high Mass at 11 a.m. at St. Joseph's Church. East Camden. Interment at Calvary Cemetery.

Friends may call Friday evening. BURKE On Oct. 23. 1963. Edna Draper Burke of Little Silver.

N.J.. formerly of Haddonfield. N.J.. age 80 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday at 10:30 a.m., at the Holl Funeral Home.

15 West End Haddonfield. N.J. Interment at Harleigh Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening. COX-On Oct.

22. 1963. John J. husband of Evelyn V. Cox (nee Connelly) of 3025 Morrison Camden.

N.J. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday morning 9 o'clock, at the Eugene V. Hinski Funeral Home, 81 Haddon Haddonfield, N.J. Requiem high Mass at 10 a.m. at St.

Joseph's Church. 29th and Federal Camden. N.J. Interment at, Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening.

DEERING Of 428 Hemlock Woodbury. N.J.. on Oct. 22. 1963.

Elizabeth H. (nee Holmes), wife of the late George Deering. age 82 years. Relatives and friends of the family, on are invited at to attend the the funeral McGuinness Saturday, 9 a.m.. from Funeral.

Home. 34 Hunter Woodbury. N.J. high requiem Mass at St. Patrick's R.C.

Church. Woodbury. at 10 a.m. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. Camden.

Friends may call Friday evening. DI DIO-On Oct. 23, 1963, Nicolina (Lena) wife of the late James DiDio of 668 Sacramento Center City, Mantua. N.J. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at 9 a.m..

from the Ingenito Funeral Home. 820 Christian Philadelphia. Saturday at 9 a.m. Solemn reouiem Mass Saturday 10 a.m., at St. Mary Magdalene Church.

Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening 7-10 o'clock. Parking on premises. DISCHERT-On Oct. 23.

1963. Dorothy H. (nee Mellan), wife of Ira Dischert of 25 Oregon Cherry Hill. N.J.. age 51 years.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. at the First Presbyterian Church. Merchantville. Interment at Bethel Memorial Park. Friends may call Friday evening at the Stephenson Funeral Home.

33 W. Maple Merchantville. DONATELLI-On Oct. 23. 1963.

Clement, beloved husband of Louise (nee Milillo) of 403 Jamaica Cherry Hill. N.J.. age 83 vears. Relatives and friends of the familv and the sons of Italy Lodge of Philadelphia are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at 8 a.m.. at the Joseph A.

and Frank V. Falco Funeral Home, 6600 S. Browning Pennsauken. N.J. Solemn requiem high Mass at 9:30 a.m.

in the Queen of Heaven R. C. Church. Cherry Hill Twp. Interment at Holy Cross Cemeterv.

Yeadon, Pa. Friends may call Friday evening after 7 o'clock. Parking on premises. ECKARD-On Oct. 23.

1963. Frederick husband of the late Bertha Eckard of 110 W. Cedar Oaklyn. age 62. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday morning at 11 o'clock.

the Stephenson Funeral Home. 33 W. Maple Avenue. Merchantville. Interment at New Camden Cemetery.

Friends may call Sunday evening. HAUSHALTER On Oct. 23. 1963. George Harry, husband of the late Lillian (nee Brown) of 1144 Jefferson Bellmawr, age 73 years.

Relatives and friends of the family services on Monday at 11 a.m. at are invited to attend the funeral the funeral home of B. C. Schroeder Sons, 715 Cooper Camden. Interment at Arlington Cemetery.

Friends may call Sunday evening. HAZLETT- On Oct. 21. 1963. Helen R.

(nee Woolbert). wife of the late Wiliam P. Hazlett of 417. Carteret Camden. N.J.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at 8:30 a.m.. at the Murray Funeral Home, 408 Cooper Camden. N.J. Requiem high Mass at 9:30 a.m. at the Cathedral of Immaculate Conception.

Camden. N.J. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Yeadon. Pa.

Friends may call Friday evening. On Oct. 23. 1963, Cooper husband of Margaret E. (nee Keyser) of 415 Highland Westville.

N.J.. age 60 years. Relatives and friends of the family, also employes of the Pennsalt Chemical King of Prussia are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 11 a.m. at the Etherington Funeral Home, 700 Powell Gloucester City. Interment at Woodbury morial Park.

Friends may call Sunday evening. KAMINSKY-On Oct. 23. 1963, Stanley J. beloved husband of Helen (nee Raskis) Kaminsky of 819 Howard Camden.

N.J.. age 59 years. Relatives and friends of the family, also Holy Name Society of Holy Name Church and Civil Service Local 10 of Camden, N.J., are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. at the Paul R. and Dorothy A.

Rilatt Funeral Home, 532 State Camden. Requiem high Mass at the Church of the Holy Name 9 a.m. Interment at New St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr. Friends may call Friday evening after 7 o'clock.

KORAB On Oct. 24. 1963, Elizabeth Mae (nee Montgomery), beloved wife of Harry E. Korab of 22 Lafayette Audubon, age 55 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at p.m., at the W.

W. Chambers Funeral Home, 5801 Cleveland Riverdale, Maryland. Interment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday after 1 p.m. Please omit flowers.

Funeral arrangements by the Stephenson Funeral Home, 33 W. Maple Merchantville. MATTIS October 23. 1963, Andrew beloved husband of the late Helen (nee Sadowski) and father of Bernice Callsen and Sophia Grant. formerly of 14 Kimball Phila.

Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral on Saturday at 9 a.m. from the Cieplinski Funeral Home. 1018 S. 2nd Pa.

Solemn Requiem High Mass will be Church cele- at at St. Philip Neri 10 a.m. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. Viewing Friday evening. MILLER- On Oct.

23, 1963, John husband of the Catherine M. Miller of 18 W. Schellinger Villas, N.J.. age 70 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 1 p.m..

at the Murray Funeral Home, 408 Cooper Camden. N.J. Interment at U.S. National Cemetery, call Beverly, evening. N.J.

Friends I may Sunday MC CONVILLE On Oct. 23. 1963, Madelon (nee Denton), wife of George M. McConville of 151 E. Bettlewood Oaklyn, N.J..

age years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Monday at 9 a.m., from the Robert J. Blake Funeral Home. 226 Collings Collingswood. N.J.

High Mass of at Church of Holy Saviour. Westmont. at 10 a.m. Interment at New St. Mary's Cemetery.

Friends may call Sunday evening. MC KINZEY- On Oct. 24, 1963. Sarah beloved wife of the late Charles H. McKinzey of Evesboro rd.

and Laurel Mount Laurel, N.J.. formerly of Collingswood. N.J, age 89 years. Relatives and friends of the family. also members of The Covenent Presbyterian Church of Cherry Hill, N.J..

are invited to attend the funeral services on Tuesday at p.m., at Poster's Funeral Home. Haddon and Lees Collingswood. N.J. Interment at Harleigh Cemetery. Friends call Monday evening after 7 o'clock.

Private parking adjoining funeral home. Oct. 25, 1963 31 DEATH NOTICES NAYLOR-On Oct. 24. 1963, Emmeline Johnson (in her 94th year).

wife of the late Samuel M. Naylor and mother of Mrs. William F. Jester Moorestown. N.J.

Services on Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Calvary BapChurch, Norristown. where friends may call otter 10 a.m. Titus Funeral Home. 6048 Torresdale Philadelphia 35.

PETERS -On Oct. 23. 1963. Herbert husband of the late Edith (nee Smith) of 508 Black Horse Runnemede. formerly of Glendora.

age years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Monday at 11 a.m.. the Gardner Funeral Home. Black Horse pk. and Haverford Runnemede.

Interment at Chews Cemetery. Glendora, Friends may call Sunday evening. RIGLER- 306 10th Haddon Heights. N.J.. suddenly on Oct.

22. 1963. James husband of Gertrude M. Schwemmer Rigler. Relatives and friends of the family and all organizations of which he was a member are invited to attend the funeral Saturday at 8:15 a.m..

at the John A. Healy Funeral Home. 9 White Horse Haddon Heights. Solemn Mass of requiem at 9:30 a.m. Church of St.

Rose of Lima. Interment at New St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr. Friends may call Friday evening. Parking on premises.

Of 723 Bringhurst Audubon, N.J., on Oct. 24, 1963, John husband of Alice T. Fewer Schumann. Relatives and friends of the family also members of Santa Maria Council No. 1443.

K. of Holy Name Society: Fathers' Club of Gloucester Catholic High School: St. Rose of Lima PTA, and employes of Standard Oil Co. are invited to attend the funeral on Monday at 8:30 a.m. from the John A.

Healey Funeral Home. W. H. Haddon Heights. Solemn High Requiem Mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m.

in the Church of St. Rose of Lima. Interment at New St. Mary's Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening.

Parking on premises. SCHALLUS On Oct. 22. 1963, N.J., John 229 N. Derby Ventnor, age 81 years.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Monday at 8 a.m., from the George H. Wimberg Funeral Home, 7300 Ventnor Ventnor, N.J. High requiem Mass at St. Michael's Church 9 a.m. Interment at Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Friends may call Sunday evening 7-9 o'clock.

SEMPKOWSKI On Oct. 23. 1963. Rozalia, beloved wife of the late Alexander of 1156 Thurman Camden. N.J.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at 8 a.m., at her late residence. Requiem high Mass at 9 a.m. at St. Joseph's Church, 10th and Mechanic Camden. Interment at St.

Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening. Zembruski, funeral director. On October 23, 1963. Mary E.

Carmela Esposito) beloved wife of George. 470 Randolph Camden, beloved daughter of John and the late Eleanor of 420 Henry Camden, age 56 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday at 7:30 a.m. from the Joseph A. Frank V.

Falco Funeral Home, 1018- 20 S. 4th Camden. Requiem High Mass will be sung at 9 a.m. in St. Joseph's RC Church.

29th Federal Camden. Interment at Calvary Cemetery, Cherry Hill Twp. Friends may call Friday evening after 7 p.m. STRATTON- -On Oct. 23, 1963.

Violet, wife of the late A. Frank Stratton of 115 Barlow Cherry Hill, N.J., age 80 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday morning at 11 o'clock, at the funeral home of Inglesby Sons, Cove and Wyndam Pennsauken. Interment at New Camden Cemetery. Friends may, call Friday evening.

Parking in the rear of the funeral home. SWEENEY- Of Thorofare, N.J.. on Oct. 25, 1963, Anna (nee Conway) wife of the late John M. Sweeney, age 70 years.

Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral on Monday at 9 a.m., from the McGuinness Funeral Home. 34 Hunter Woodbury, N.J. Solemn high requiem Mass at St. Patrick's R. C.

Church, Woodbury, N.J.. at 10 a.m. Interment at New St. Mary's Cemetery, Bellmawr, N.J. Viewing Sunday evening.

beloved husband of Marianna M. -On Oct. 23. 1963. Walter (nee Mutzer) of 18 Rose Lane.

Cooper Park Village, Cherry Hill. N.J.. age 57 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday at 10 a.m., from the DuBois Funeral Home. 700 White Horse Audubon.

Interment at Locustwood Memorial Park. Friends may call Friday evening. (2) IN MEMORIAM HARDIKER-In sad and loving memory of my dear wife, Martha V. Hardiker, who passed away Oct. 25, 1961.

My lips heart cannot cannot tell tell how I what miss to her, say. God alone knows how I miss her. In a home that is lonesome today. The depths of sorrow we cannot tell. Of the loss of one we loved so well; And while she sleeps a peaceful sleep.

Sadly missed by husband Edwin. (4) FUNERAL DIRECTORS C. J. EICHEL 8323 Maple Pennsauken 60-62 S. 27th Camden E.J ZALE 712 N.

Pike. White Stratford Horse Funeral Home ST 3-5100 J. C. HENRY 152 W. Atlantic Audubon Funeral Home LI 7-3875 (5) MEMORIAL PARKS, CEMETERIES 2 CEMETERY LOTS -Sale.

Bethel Memorial. NO 5-2783 Lt. 2 LOTS FOR SALE -Locustwood Memorial Park, best loc. W0 6-1814. 2 OR 4 DESIRABLE LOTS Lakeview Memorial Park.

Rt. 130. NO 2-7715. (7) PERSONALS A BIG selection of formal, semiformal bridal gowns on sale in our annex 232 B. H.

Glendora, N.J. Gowns from $5 up right next door to Seventh Heaven Gowns. ABLEST HAIR CUTTING Tony's. 439 Market Gloucester City. Razor cutting specialty.

3 expert barbers at your service. GL 6-4139. ACCORDION Guitar Duo (Union). Anywhere in S. Jersey.

854-6403. ACCORDION. PIANO ORGAN instructions in your home. Instrument provided. GL 6-6184.

UL 4-1386. ATTENTION Brides to be. Come see one of the largest selections of bridal gowns in this area. Call for appointment. Jule Amling.

854-5938. BEAUTIFUL OIL PORTRAITS hand painted from photos or snapshots. All sizes. $9.95 and up. 858-0289 BLOND PEGGY OF NORTH CAMDEN-Ann wants to talk to you before you go to Florida.

Call Ann's mother. (friends please tell Peggy). BLOOD DONORS PAID 9. A.M.-12 NOON GARDEN STATE BLOOD BANK 923 BROADWAY, CAMDEN 966-7553 CELLAR DIRTY? Yds. cleaned.

Hauling. Call day-night. EM 5-4872. COSTUMES for Halloween other occasions for rent. UL 4-1392.

COSTUMES For rent. Funny and fancy. 1412 Puritan Colonial Manor (Nr. Woodbury). TI 8-6791.

CUSTOM MADE slip covers. draperies. private party. Your material. 665-6222.

DEBTS On and after this date Oct. 24, 1963. will not be responsible for any debts unless contracted by myself. David T. Leeds.

829 Maple Collingswood. N.J. DIAMOND RINGS Watches. Deliv. Pay wkly, Rex Elsinore.

GL 6-6543. On all DRESSMAKING ALTERATIONS kinds of clothing. YE 1-5581. DRIVING to West Coast. Florida.

woman wants 1 passenger, share expenses. Leaving Approx. Oct. 30th. 456-7481.

FENDER BASS PLAYER Wishes weekend work with Rock Roll combo. 848-8920. HALLOWEEN COSTUMES -For rent. ST 3-0988 or ST 3-0830 after 6. ICE SKATE AT JOHNNY PAPPAS ICE SKATING SCHOOL.

LESSONS AVAIL. HA 8-1765, NO 5-0057. IMMED. BOOKING For musical units female vocalists. Contact Nationwide Booking 928 Western Saving Fund Pa.

JOHNNY DEE ORGAN TRIO Standards our specialty. UL 4-9049. MUSIC Organ Trio, avail. gratis for benefits, charity affairs. UL 4-9049.

REUPHOLSTERY WORK- By private party. Slip covers draperies. Low overhead. low prices. NO 5-2621.

ROOFING-SIDING, FENCES. STORM WINDOWS. PORCH ENCLOSURES. PLUMBING AND HEATING. LOW PRICES.

E-Z TERMS. WO 3-7735. RUMMAGE SALE October 28th. 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

October 29th. 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon. At the Community Hall, Rd. C.

Audubon Park. Held by the Audubon Park PTA. THANK YOU St. Jude B.V.M. for prayers answered.

THE VINCENT JAMES ORCHESTRA -big band sound. has few open dates. UL 4-5186. VERY FINE -Uncalled for reading glasses. Ford.

56 N. 10th Phila. WANTED- Girl or boy. betw. 17-22.

to sing in rock roll group. Write 1620 Fillmore Camden. WILL DO Ironing in my home. GL 6-5286. WOMEN free wash.

cut set. Monday. Tues. or Wed. 1 p.m.

Call GL 6-6272. (8) FEMALE HELP WANTED Adding Machine Op'ters (5) Exc. opport. with top company. Palmyra area.

Sal. $55 to $62. HARRIS EMPL. AGCY. WO 6-1767 BAKERY SALESGIRL-Apply in person.

Collmont Bakery. Haddon Ave. Cuthbert Rd. Collingswood. No Phone Calls.

BAR MAID- Apply Denny's Tavern. Delsea Drive. New Sharon, N.J. BOOKKEEPER-For General Motors auto agency, exp. general office duties.

5 day holidays, vacation. Apply in person. C. H. Haines Sons Rt.

130, Palmyra, N.J. BOOKKEEPER-Fully knowledge of shorthand. typing, general office work. Matured. Camden vic.

Send complete resume BOX B-31, Courier -Post. 08 Race Selections FRIDAY, OCT. 15 ONE BEST-DISCARD. BEST LONGSHOT-SULTANSTWIST. BEST PARLAY-AMBER DIVER AND PAMS EGO.

AT GARDEN STATE ONE BEST-GARNET AND BLACK. 1: My Steve Gus, Cry Don Battle, Lucho, Fleet Greek Trick. John. Hustle Stroke, Rugged Peak. Kamekameka.

Merry Madcap, Spike Admiral. Touch and Gold. Avon-Grove Angel. Luck Roving Rosie. 6.

Garnet and Black, Errard Miss. Charspiv. 7. Rye Sipper. All Rough.

Lovejoy. Princess Arle. Sky Diver, Egg Hunt. 9. Morgan.

Larsa. Leonard Steel. AT AQUEDUCT ONE -DISCARD. 1. Sultanstwist, Perplexing, Dinner Alone.

Soundthecharge, Yussem, Golf Cart. Pocket Rocket. Stentorian, Kampina. Whirl, Cannabis, Gourmet. Monsieur David, Night Final, The Jayca.

Sport. Amber Diver, Tuscarora, 7. Pams Ego, Abbys Crown, Treachery. Roger Renegson. Johns Mission.

9. Discard, Admiral Bayard, Hold The Fort. AT BOWIE ONE BEST-TWINIGHTER. 1. Co-Efficient, Helen Poppers.

Moon Lark. 2. White Label, President John, Patrick G. Langley Flyer, King In Charge. Robdix.

Twinighter. Spring Broker, Cock North. 5. Painting, Duchess Dana, Catch Me First. 6.

Errard King Redbow. Picnic Plate. 7. Thanks Doc, Runadir, Genies Pride. 8.

Old Allegheny, Shackle Tune, Jumping Fox. 9. Harvest Tan. Disk Ruler, Bohemian Bay. PROGRAM AT BOWIE 1.

Shesarunner, Family Pic, Helen Poppers. 2. Sensatico, President John, White Label. 3. Sierras Cloud, King In Charge, Victory Line.

Twinighter, Spring Broker, Cyclades. Poppy Field. Steak Tarter, Suet. Redbow. Monono.

Errard King Jr. 7. Really Trying. Seventh Muse, Thanks Doc. 8.

Check Mark, Old Allegheny, Sand Spur. 9. Bohemian Bay, Fifis Son. Bixby Sun. Today's Scratches By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL AQUEDUCT-Cloudy, Fast Post 1:30 P.M..

EDT 1. Mary Another Porter, Dear Fleet Son, Becky. Salute Ken, Summertime Song. 3. And Now.

Will Whirl. Fathers Day, Katty Kitty, Il Re. Pan Pas. Reddick. High Rank.

BOWIE-Clear, Fast Post 1:30 P.M.. EDT 1. Shirley Lea, Star Net, Missiebliss, Masters Glory. Captain Larry. 5.

Lady Lapidus, Brenda Kay, BalaLangley Flyer. meada. Bea Barger. Toot. Harford County.

Greek Gypsy. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE The undersigned will sell at public auction on November 1. 1963, at 11:00 a.m., at Albert J. Brown, one (1) 1958 Dodge H.T. Serial No.

LD2N6492, by virtue of default in payment on conditional sales contract of Albert J. Brown held by the undersigned who reserves the right to bid on the property. GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION R. J. HUBLER.

($4.48) Attorney-in-Fact. Take notice. that on Oct. 31. 1963, at 10:00 A.M..

local time. at Art Sharp. Admiral Wilson Camden. N.J., we shall expose at public sale one 1960 Lincoln. Ser.

07870. seized and repossessed from Ralph Venuto by virtue of the breach of certain Security Agreement dated June 29, 1963. pursuant to the Uniform Commercial Code of New Jersey. CENTRAL PENN NATIONAL BANK OF PHILA. 1710 Arch Penna.

($4.80) NOTICE OF SALE The undersigned will sell at public auction on November 1, 1963. at 10:30 A.M., at South Camden Garage, S. 5th Camden, N.J.. one (1) 1959 Buick 2-dr. Serial No.

4F5004350, by virtue of default in payment on conditional sales contract of Arneda B. Sampson. held by the undersigned who reserves the right to bid on the property. GENERAL MOTORS ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION R. J.

HUBLER. ($4.80) Attorney-in-Fact. NOTICE OF DETERMINATION OF THE ZONING BOARD ADJUSTMENT OF THE CITY OF CAMDEN On Tuesday, September 17, 1963, Zoning Board of Adjustment of the City of Camden made a determination denying the granting cof variance to Camden Securities Company to permit the erection and operation of an automobile service station at the Southwest corner of 34th and River Avenue, known as 3322 River Avenue, Camden. New Jersey. A copy of the determination has been filed in the office of the Board and is available for inspection.

WILLIAM T. HARKER. Chairman. Dated: October 21, 1963. ($6.08) SUPERIOR COURT OF NEWJERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION CAMDEN COUNTY DOCKET NO.

F-424-63 Notice to Absent Defendant: Tisby. State of New Jersey to Larry Tisby, One of the Defendants. You are hereby summoned and requested to serve upon Lee B. Laskin. Plaintiff's attorney.

whose address is 519 Market Street. Camden 2. New Jersey, an answer to the Complaint filed in a Civil Action entitled as above, in which Union Federal Savings and Loan Association, is the plaintiff and Larry Tisby and Bertha Tisby, his wife. and Seaboard Finance Company, a Corporation are defendants, pending in the Superior Court of New Jersey, within 35 days after November 15th, 1963, exclusive of such date. If you fail to do so, judgment for the relief demanded in the Complaint will be taken against you by default.

You shall file your Answer and proof of service in duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court, State House Annex. Trenton, New Jersey, in accordance with rules of civil practice and procedure. The action been instituted for the purpose of foreclosing a certain mortgage made and delivered by Larry Tisby and Bertha Tisby, his wife, which mortgage was recorded at the office of the Register Deeds Camden County, State of New Jersey, in Book 946 of Mortgages. Page 493 and covers all that certain tract or land and premises situated in the City and County of Camden. State of New Jersey, and commonly known and designated as 821 Jackson Street, Camden.

New Jersey. GRANT SCOTT. Clerk of the Superior Court. Dated: Oct. 25, 1963.

($60.16) NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the collection and disposal of garbage and the combined collection and disposal of garbage and trash in the Borough of Palmyra. in the County of Burlington. New Jersey, will be received by the Borough Council of said Borough at a meeting thereof to be held at the Borough Hall in said Borough on November 11. 1963. at 8:00 o'clock in the evening.

Each bidder may submit alternative bids as follows: (1) For collection and disposal of garbage for the calendar year 1964. (2) For collection and disposal of garbage for the calendar years 1964. 1965 and 1966. (3) For combined collection and disposal of garbage and trash for the calendar year 1964 and delivery thereof to a sanitary landfill site to be provided by the contractor for disposal of such garbage and trash. (4) For combined collection and disposal of garbage and trash for the calendar years 1964.

1965 and 1966 and delivery thereof to a sanitary landfill site to be provided by the contractor for disposal of such garbage and trash. (5) For combined collection of garbage and trash for the year 1964 and delivery thereof to a sanitary landfill site to be provided by the Borough for disposal of such garbage and trash, and (6) For combined collection of garbage and trash for the years 1964. 1965 and 1966 and delivery thereof sanitary landfill site to be provided by the Borough for disposal of such garbage and trash. All bids shall comply with the specifications for the proposed work. and copies of the specifications may be obtained.

from the Borough Clerk at his office in said Borough Hall. Each bid shall be submitted enclosed in a sealed envelope bearing the name and address of the bidder and envelope shall also bear the designation "Bid for Garbage Collection and Disposal Combined Collection and Disposal of Garbage and All bids shall be addressed Leonard Baker. Borough Clerk, Borough Hall. Palmyra, New Jersey, and must be accompanied by a certified check in an amount not less than ten per cent of the amount of the bid (it only one is submitted) or ten per cent of the amount of the highest alternate bid submitted. Borough Council will award the bid to the lowest responsible bidder on that alternative deemed most advantageous to the Borough and reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive any informalities in the bid proposals that may be deemed to be for the best interests of the Borough.

By order of the Borough Council of the Borough Palmyra LEONARD R. BAKER. Clerk. Dated: October 14. ($40.28) DuD Page Twenty-eight) OHIO U.

at MIAMI Bobcats nearly drown in the Tallawanda. MIAMI. VILLANOVA at XAVIER Musketeers-but not by three. XAVIER. SOUTHWEST RICE at TEXAS.

Two tranquillizers for Old Bevo and one vote for TEXAS. BAYLOR at TEXAS A. M. "Six Gun" Trull holds up the lege Station Wagon. BAYLOR.

TEXAS TECH at SOUTHERN METHODIST. Peruna prances. SOUTHERN METHODIST. TULSA at ARKANSAS. "Sooey Hawg!" ARKANSAS.

ARIZONA at WEST TEXAS STATE. Tucson sounds tocsin. ARIZONA. WICHITA at NORTH TEXAS STATE. No shoo-in for Shockers.

WICHITA. FAR WEST ILLINOIS at U.C.L.A. (Tonight). Illini center Vic Butkus nobody to butt heads with. ILLINOIS NOTRE DAME at STANFORD.

Devore has Irish on the March. NOTRE DAME. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA at CALIFORNIA. Hector was not mightier than Beathard. SOUTHERN CAL.

WASHINGTON at ORGEON. One of the country's tightest, toughest rivalries. Tightly, WASHINGTON. BOSTON COLLEGE at AIR FORCE. Eagle-Falcon, Concannon-Isaacson leave me up in the air.

AIR FORCE. ALSO (winners in CAPS): HOLY CROSS-Quantico Marines, CITADEL-Furman, MARSHALLLouisville, TENNESSEE-Chattanooga, WILLIAM MARY AND-Wake Forest, MARY-George Washington, DETROIT-Dayton, TOLEDO-Western Michigan, NEW MEXICO STATE-Hardin-Simmons, NEW MEXICO-Montana, TEXAS WESTERN-Colorado State IDAHO-San Jose State, UTAH STATE-Pacific, UTAH-Wyoming. Eagles (Continued from Page Twenty-eight) holders and no such meeting has been held, the Eagles said. The Trenton story, written by 0: "a city editor Dave West, quoted source close to the Eagles' front office." Guglielmi Signs Pact With Eagles PHILADELPHIA (UPI) The Philadelphia Eagles signed Ralph Guglielmi yesterday as a backstop to King Hill, the team's only serviceable quarterback as a result of Sonny Jurgensen's arm injury. Guglielmi; who quit the NaNotional Football League in a pique rather than report to the San Francisco 49ers after the New York Giants traded him a month ago, agreed to terms with the hurtin' Eagles by telephone.

He hustled here, spent the night digesting the Eagles' plans, and then worked out in a morning session yesterday before signing ofwith general manager Vince Mcficially at -34 afternoon meeting Nally. The Eagles released defensive lineman Fate Echols to make room for Guglielmi. Echols had a short-lived career with the Eagles in that he was signed as a free agent 10 days ago Frank Fuller suffered a broken leg in Washington. Echols suited, but did not play against Cleveland last Sunday. Guglielmi's signing brought him within one game of qualifying for the NFL player pension plan.

He played in two for the Giants this year and needs only one game to round out the necessary service making him eligible to collect an expected $500 a month at the age of 65. There's little doubt Guglielmi will get in the one game- pension plan demands three games played in each of five seasonswith the Eagles. Hill is the team's only quarterback, and Jurgensen's return may be delayed one, two, three or even four weeks. Progressive recovery from the injury Sonny suffered in the Browns game may shorten the time, but there's no guarantee day to day or week to week when he will be sound enough to play. Liberty Bell Results First Race -Mile pace.

Time Bunny Rainbow, Muntz, 16.80. 6.80. 6.20. Gretchen B. Ferguson.

5.60. 5.00. Little Darlene P. Adams, 6.60. Second Race-Mile pace.

Time Norrisdale, Harris. 30.00. 9.80. 4.80. Now's Pride.

Shellenberger, 5.00, 3.40. Chief Fingo. Riddick. 3.00. Daily Double (1-1) Paid $223.80 Third Mile trot.

Time Chris Melody, Champion, 21.40, 5.40, 3.80. Wattage. A. Myer. 3.00, 2.80.

Silver Jo Ann. Driver, 5.60. Fourth Race -Mile pace. Time Symphony Trusota, V. Crank, 16.00, 8.00.

6.00. Ruth's Dream, Quinn. 6.80. 4.80. Doctor Chief.

Wilcutts. 5.20. Fifth Race Mile trot. Time Quentin Hanover, Hackett, 9.80. 5.60.

6.00. Spry Rodney, Parshall, 7.00. 6.60. Newport Phil, Mersky. 6.80.

Sixth Race Mile pace. Time 2:04. Sir Dell. Waugh, 14.00. 6.40, 3.40.

Valley Betty, A. Myer, 6.20, 4.00. Del Volo. Savage, 2.80. Seventh Race- Mile trot.

Time Van's First, Boyer, 14.80. 7.20. 3.80. City Lights. Cherrix.

6.40. 3.80. Rossi Hanover. Russell, 3.20. Eighth Race Mile pace.

Time Bonney Lassie, Fitzpatrick, 4.80, 3.60, 3.00. Symphony Blue Note. Riddick, 4.00, Rice Queen, Manzi, 4.80. 3.20. Ninth Race Mile pace.

Time 2:061. Beautiful Melody, Abbatiello, 5.80. 3.80. 3.80. Miss Santios.

Davis. 6.00. 3.20. Major Breeze. Smith, 5.20.

Twin Double (5-6-4-6) Paid $284.20 Attendance 7.276. Handle $427,458. 420 A.