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9 COUrtl-rOST. Comdn, N. Tuandoy, Januo-v 1953 I '1' T7 m. 11. bunnb, w5 0ulIawed by France OBITUARIES Mrs.

Laura E. Loli Dies at 33 in iMerchantville 1 Deputy Marshal, Noted Artist, Dies In Conn. Home Paris. Jan. 27 (UP) The French Assembly has outlawed a "chain letter" sales scheme which had kept business boom-ins in many liquor, lingerie and sporting goods stores.

Lat Rites Wednesday Harrv Ratchelder Rites 1 Sabres Damage 2 Enemy Jets in Battle With 20 Dic Made Pa at Jet, Air Force Report Tokyo. Jan. 27 (UF) An American pilot saw a small ir.etal disc make a "sweeping pass" at a U. S. F-S4 Thunderjet in north-! ern Japan last March, the Air Force disclosed today, nearly a year after it occurred.

DieS HI llOSpital Francis J. Miller Set for Wednesday A new law pronmus ineraiams Funeral services for Franoisi funeral services lor Harry William H. OUnms, viaeivi nnAa -r a ridicu. Private funeral services were James A. Foley a deputy j.

Miller, 61. of Atlantic Irjatchelder, 75. of Tuckahoe, well1 known undpr the ten name of held todav for Mrs. Laura in uii liic vuiiuiimii l. marsnai anacm-u i Atlantic utv.

wm oe neia mown Keith circuit inft vie ouinnes as a i uaum JTi that the buyer brine in three or District Ourt in the pnstolfire Camden Wedncsdav. Seoul. Korea. Jan. 27 iLT) a 1 VT c-.

inn musir-ian. win np lit vtti-ii ji-j 'tinr mnrp nintis iu dihic ui1 Paiii. Tamnaeinff Allied Sabreiets' V. 1CL miiming. mca eauy ywy iu yu.

Mr. Miner wen in. cnanivnie. vsnu uicu oatuiuoy nf a hpart attaeK eariv a. iled with 20 Communist MIC of Lourdes Hospital ol a veterans ho spital in Washing-nesday at 2 p.

m. at 619 Newton, her home. i Monday at his home. Fielders. These customers xurn lSs todav 20 miles south of the y'V inpart aiiir.eni.

tic was ton D. c. Camden. Burial will be in Mrs. Loh was the widow or Naugetuck, I were rjquii nr in r.

i Daniel M. Loh, who was well relatives will meet Suiho reservoir on the "'Vl Appointed a marsha in June Fricnds and i 1 acw tamara cemcieiy. (n th. rmnPr Pnint see 8 a. m.

at the rian border and damaged two V. Mr. Foley resiriert at lb Wednesday at Lonn. He was w. Th French Economic CouncU p'S fEn'w? 1 anS in 'recommended that the practice rtr111" outlawed as an "erroneous" ItUlUll'IU, rniru f.N,in,t ct HIS U.1IO 15 Vf5 Schrocder Funeral Home, B.

C. Ked jets. Mr. Batchelder died Friday attion cf Camden as a storekeeper the home of a friend. Mrs.

ater as a real estate devel- On the cround. the war slack-1? -f Z' a Margaret M. ioley, Democratic 713 Coowr st. Requiem high I War II, attaining the rank of sales practice. trude Beri.

of the evton Mr. Loh died five years address. Friends mav call there ened to a near stop. Only scat-S1n Tne. A t.

committcewoman of the l.th Mass will be sung at 9 a. m. in tered patrol action and light Com.Jll ratdh jrd and a clerk in the city traf- ss Pptcr and PJ R. C. Church.

Following War ll, ne mim ct nrooes were reinillfa muwuikis nmedu una vi ne in i a varv Lcme- iuihkiu. ion is surviva dv tvo i it month seeing clusters of colored yT Foley was stricken ill a tprv Friends mav rail tonisht Born in Camden. Mr. Batchekl sons. Frank of along the front.

week ago today in his office in the funeral homP. ier was well known this area Lester tf Stanford, one 1 11 Marines he the postoffice buildins. Other, Mr. Miller is survived by a as a comic whose specialty was daughter, Mrs. Fred B.

tjf portraits of court attaches summoned a daughter, Mrs. Howard S. Mar-i that a rube, farmer playing'SOn, of Merchantville; eight, neneralt and a series of re-physician who ordered his enf Atlantic ritv: four sis- many musical instruments. He Grandchildren, and six great-! i JAMES KNIGHT FUNERAL DIRECTOR BERLIN, N. J.

RICH AVE. BE 7-9007 Gen. J. Lavvton louihs, ami chief of staff, toured the front ri.SMisgrunllcd Men mnval to the hospital. Mrs.

Ethel Schlorer. of At- Played the Keith circuit, and grandchildren. He was a native of Philadel-' entering the service of lamjc cit Mrs Antionctte Hune.made many charity appearances! Mrs. Loh's husband. Daniel.

Following War I he studied iwi i n. mi uuui "-iv. i art under Franlf 1 lus. ZtL'WlV at the Br00klyn Collingswood. and Mrs.

Anna and at Morgan's Hall. grocery store at Point and frtunder rrankm. mus Blamed in PTC Strike Rumors ROBERT J. BLAKE. Eighth Army commander.

Japan-based B-29 Superforts dropped 120 tons of bombs on two Red targets. One riant Blasted Part of the force hit a Red communications center near Sa-enk- on the East Coast for the ctu. sinnev Of I hlCaO and a luusi in.uumi ana muuucu icim iic Rave mo oiu.v He is survived, beside his pr George Miller, 'of Merchant-'the use of a live pig that fol 1 1915 "and 1 became oc ated Pie Illustrating post5 with the;" Wiethe and the PW-: fit Front fi iwirtplv known in th thpatre I at iiunt aim thantrn knon lowed him around the stage. Funeraf DVecfor Ton- i.n rv t. 11 I.

A otaii uicv, Xiuut'i rui Lei ERNEST F. FL.VC.G .11. tltllt-iut-l i.N auivivcu two brothers. David and George, company was the developers of; an, cictprc Mrc Tnnithp WhlanH and Hillcrest sec- through theatrical cartoons 851 HAD0ON CAMDEN Disgruntled PTC workers today'and Mrs. Thomas DiPilla, of believed to have started Camden, and Mrs.

Roval Bark- irst time. Other bupenorts were pre Ernest F. Flagg. G2. of 531 Elm u-hioh annparpH in thp I EM 5-2180 st.

died in West Jersey Hospital c-ngie ana -virs. waia-r smun.iuuHs anu oi unnwaic uaiucua, bombed the Moktong ere proces- rumors of a wildcat strike low, of Cosmos, and a fing plant in central North Korea. on the Philadelphia transit sys-' son, James A. of Camden. Prior to War II he was art di-i I rector of the New York Mirror.

I inncc Ho in! pm. a or i amaen. mun ujh aisu ocucu as a wtr aftrr a The bombers had to battle 160- tPm whirh is now workine out de- unerai arrangements have not been completed. He was a life member of the ployed as a mechanic at the Park I the widow of former City De-Storage Camden for 32jtective Walter Smith. chantville councilman.

Lester J. Loh is a successful commercial artist with headquarters in New York City. JOHN A. HEALEY years. mile-an-hour winds to reach theiritajs 0f a new contract with Local targets.

The Air Force said the, 234. Transport Workers Union, only Red resistance came at tong where light antiaircraft1 Botn r0mpany and union ofTi-fire was sent up. 'cials said their offices were flood- MRS. EMMA BEDI.OE He is survived by his widow, EDWIN W. STEGMAN ices for Edwin W.

Stcg- MRS. FRANCES OSMOLA Mis. Emma Bedloe. 86. of 33f Ruth, one daughter, Mrs.

Essie Servio N. 0th died Monday in Capyak; two sons, Walter and man, a i Prtnnnr TTncnlfl nftn rt Krlnf ill -11 rl i ...1 HosPital aItcr brief Camden; Pen and Pencil Club, oldest newspaper club in the country. Surviving are his widow, Florence; a daughter, Laureen; a brother, Charles, of Philadelphia, a member of the Courier-Post art department, and a sister, Mrs. John Brennecke, of Upper Darby. former Collingsvvooci resi- 9 White Horse Pike HADDON HEIGHTS Lincoln 7-1675 1 leih Mouri had been in ac- ni ihi ir pa nl hTth va tS.CooPer a "l-'Krhest all of fourldont who died Thursday in his1 Mrs.

Frances Osmola, 40 of on Sv the 4iIo" fiS-iftivctimmtt 1 brothers. Granvill Flagg. of Philadelphia home, were held! 1136 Lansdowne died Sat- ihVl Sfi A native of Philadelphia and a' Gloucester; Daniel of BridKc-jMondav, followed by burial injurday in the West Jersey Hos- thl0Ush a resident of this city for the last boro: Charles of Camden, and ichelten Hills Cemeterv. Pital after a short illness. -M'-v.

i.i snp was Tnp M'lrtrnu r.t nhn nf I'ltthnrfh- raw Former of the Monarch! She is survived by two sons, MRS Env jix'CHS miles nSiiVn? Bedloe' wh0 died. 'n'Mrs. Essie Jacobs, of Richmond, 'Machinery of Philadelphia, I Thaddeus and John; her father owner president in charge of industrial on the tast iw north of the 38th Parallel. 1924, Three cousins survive hcr.iVa. and three grandchildren.

stepman was a Mason and; Frank Murawski, all of Camden; relations for PTC. A similar Hnilrm in Sihrllilll- five sisters. Mrs. Helen Krwa- Mrs. Eda M.

Fuchs, 75, died Monday in her home on 6th Atco. She lived in Atco 51 years and was a member of Atco Pres- MT They are Mrs. Mary T. Myers, The Rev. Harold W.

Barnes a Shriner and a member of Cres-and Miss Mary K. Myers, of Phil- of the Calvary Tabernacle Scent Temple, Trenton. He was a wiecz, Mrs. Anna Gorczynskl, Mrc Tathtkm Malin nil of Rpll. BUCK and BELL Funeral Director Williamstown 9-6407 10 So.

Main Street Williamntown. N. J. The Missouri using her 16 Zmc Vv O'Rourke said he believed the bombardment by the destroyer rmm.e ctartorf aueipnia, ana miss Katnryn li. nurcn, vvamut win oniciaie charter member of the Coilings- Myers, of New York City.

at services Wednesday at 2 p.m mawr; Mrs. Jennie Poianski f31- i' wood American Legion. Mrs. Sophie Pasquale, both ofoi tne yvTimans yua oi Atco, unerai services will be held at the James Stretch Funeral He is survived by his widow, Uhlmann II il. 1 1 1 at the! Home, 8 W.

Kings Highway, Credit for the MIG-13 damages IdC on. OL. ne. locai wncn ng-at 2 p. m.

Thursday meted bv Sabreiets pilots LeA d.n Clarence J. Eichel Funer fnnAr.l 1 inflicted by Sabrejets pilots Christine; a son. Edwin of and one brother, waiter Greenville. S. a daughter.

Mrs. Murawski, of Camden. tr I llTlnnflnW if ill j-Kjuaen ri, nepuoncan Club and Louden Fire Company Auxiliary. Surviving are her 1U1 11U, I'm mi in ill Rnrial in Alt rarndpn nprnptprv PiipnilslT PhiiaHnlnhifi I FripnHc anH relatives will mppt to one Briton and one American, 'r A 2tn st c.irh nilnt r.raham S. I "ringing duoui a lour-aay rpmptprv.

PhilaHnlnhia Imav rail at thp fimpral bomp in. British exchange pilot Graham S. a grandchild and a sister. Mrs. at 8 a.

m. Thursday at the dii. iuur Mugniers, Hulse, of Hanlcy. Staffordshire, which was later cancel ed by mav Thursriav night' Henrietta L. Joseph, of Coilings-idence.

Requiem high Mass will 1I5- auhu secret ballot of the entire mem- ing. wood, with whom he lived before be celebrated at St. Josephs MRS. ELIZABETH A. DEYOE tta 'Barfc J7 bmh had bershlp to accept the contract.

Church, 10th and Mechanic sts moving to Philadelphia. HOWARD W. CRERAN FUNERAL HOME 400 Whit Hoi-m. Pikt Oaklyn 6, N. J.

CO 5-2848 CHARLES HAMMOND claims confirmed. 'rn i bon; Mrs. Ramon Bayasca, Houston, Texas; Mrs. Harold Neff, Atco, and Mrs. Harry Klingler, Philadelphia; two sons, Karl and William, both of Atco; four grandchildren; one great grand- Mrs.

Elizabeth A. Devoe, 87, of 733 Hunter Gloucester, died at 9 a. m. Burial will be in St, Joseph's Cemetery, Chews Land- Allied losses, if any, were not niiiautinnia i ruuuce JOSEPH W. HIXCHMAX Charles Hammond, 83.

of 303 announced since the U. N. com Tnrt rwipt wwt iint and trtdint Morean ave. Palmyra died Sat.i Monday. She was a native of Joseph W.

Hinchman, 59, of ds may call at the 3oo wriKio svn Woctvi lr inome vveanesuay rvunuiK. produci mirket today. th Mrt smTcij urday in a Trenton hospital after I h- ilvra 31 nei ..1 a 1 r- A nvA Krrtt T7V erl rtporiro. a lone illness. was a rotirpr la' u' ii uvt- until three months ato a res aie in rnarge oi me.

a ago until iiutT iiiuiiuis ntju a iciii- ill uui xr-ii aiiu ranLriii mill turi wrl rick, Auburn, N. Y. Services She is survived by two sons, Hnnt nf vv'estmnnt riipH Snndnv Przcdpelskl Funeral Home, btanley of Gloucester; Ray- mand issues plane casualties only at a week's end. The Navy announced one carrier-based spotter plane was knocked down during the day by anti-aircraft fire, hut the pilot was picked up with only minor injuries shortly after he ditched into the sea. mond of Buffalo, N.

six; a tPrT.hnrt iUness. He was OTIS E. BUCHAX wcakfr. Muihroomi urn Arm hllf ibearS, KoebUCK employe. dul1 prtM, is survived by his widow, appi; bu.

ni tmxw, 2', inrh up. Sarah; a brother. Fred, of Vin- mnilly U. S. Nn.

l. nr S. Inry, Dliclnui. L.ni.,lm 4 so; mir. 375; stuymans, 4.J5-4 fair, oentown, and a daughter, Mrs.

3 90-4 00, Bi- Twin, .3 75. vnrki, tan. Ida Carels of Fort Pierce Fla 3 75; Golden Dellclflui. ordinary. N.

L1a 1 1 "HARLEIGH" South Jtrsay't fineit CEMETERY and MAUSOLEUM employed in the timekeeping de partment at the ew York Ship J'i men up, moilly ordinary to fair, De letoun. anu uuct- ui diiuciiuui en. 3 but, 4.00; Goldfn Dfllcloui, 3.50-2 75; Rom. om lair. 2.

75. 3 25: r.nllm iuinerai services will be held Oiis E. Buchan, a resident of Ashland for five years, died Sunday at his home in 2nd ave. He is survived by his wife, Eva; two daughters, Mrs. Leon Steelman, of Ashland, and Mrs.

Earl Gray, of Baltimore; a son, Charles, of building Corp. He is survived by his father, William C. Hinchman, of West- grandchildren; five great-grandchildren, and one brother, Isaac Stansberry, of Los Angeles. Funeral services will be held at 10 a. m.

Thursday at the Parker Funeral Home, 523 Cumberland sf Gloucester. Burial will be in Union Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday Thursday at 10, a. m. from the EASY OF ACCESS Ernest Funeral Home, 303 Bridge- will be held Thursday at 2 p.

m. in the Wooster Funeral Home, White Horse pike, Atco, where friends may call Wednesday night. Burial will be private. MICHAEL GELINER Phillipsburg, Jan. 27.

Funeral services for Michael Geliner, 58, of Ringoes, a real estate dealer, who died Sunday, will be held Wednesday. He is survived by his widow, Julia, and Two daughters, Mrs. Rudolph Sherak and Mrs. Mary Santirocco. ville.

Funeral services will be held at horo Riverside. Burial will be in Colesfown Cemetery. Friends 1 n. m. Thursday at the Foster, Buffalo, and nine grandchildren may call Wednesday evening.

Funeral Home, lladdon and LeeslPrivate services will be held 10 GUARANTEED SECUIIITY FOR ALL TIME HADDON AVENUE, CAMDEN WO 3-0121 a. m. Wednesday at Fosters funeral Home, Haddon and Lees uoiungswooa. unai win he in Haddonfield Baptist Ceme RICHARD C. MacniERSOX Ocean City, Jan.

27. The Bcautlef, s.on. Potaton; Pa. Katahdlrj. many ordinary to tatr, 80-lb.

lackn, 1 taw bt, 1 (ln- 3 00: poortr low ai aa 1.29; 10-lb. aacka. 38-40; lew 43-44. SwMt potaton: N. 3 fpw aaju bu.

Jfrv type jfllowa. 4. 75: fair, 4 00; orant trp. 4 75; et bak. yelloi.

3.00-3.35; ffw huhfr; fair. 2 rfda, fair, 2 50; cranf. 3.00-3 35. Mushroom: 4-ot 1.40-1. SO.

ordinary to fair. 1.15-1.35 Root VfjftaMea: Bu. toppod and wanhinl unlM oihrwia slatfd. few falfi, htt, Pa rarron. Pa.

150; fair. 1.00-125; tutahaitaa. Pi, one mark. 1 35: white turnlpi. Pa 75: N.

J. special mark. 1 15; pamnlpa, hall bu. banket, bent mostly 125: fair. Cabbage: N.

50-lh. aacka Danish type, nne mark, 1 1 5. Solnarh: Pfl. bu. holdovers.

75. Various treens: Va bu. rollards and Han- Cafe Thieves Carry Off Safe Containing $2882 Thieves carried a safe containing S2SS2 and several cases of whisky from the Sky Lounge, Airport Circle, in Pennsauken Township early Monday, police reported. The intruders entered the night club by smashing a rear kitchen window. Collingswood.

Friends may tery. Friends mays call Wednes day evening at the funeral tonight ashes of Richard C. MacPherson, 39, son of Mrs. Olive MacPher JOHN B. MOFFITT -1R.

John B. Moffitt 74. retired assistant comptroller of the Pennsylvania Railroad, died at his home, 6911 Hagerman Philadelphia. A native of Philadel- Ml Mnffitt- ioinnrl tlm veil. son, real estate broker and State Democratic committcewoman, of .500 13th will he sent here from Miami, where he 11 road as a tumor clerk in 1891.

Thursday tli-i t. tm4 I i At ho ix'hk-u iu ins msi iiusi- lover salid, 50-75; kale, 0-7S, turnip tops. flO-RV Live Toultry: Market quiet. l.uM volume Claude CinelH, of Wcstmont, Ihe proprietor, said the cash in the safe represented receipts and taxes. The burglary was riis- jjo VT Ji.

A I Pherson cian in the resort city. Durln i' 1 anivais oi nrns ana rea iryer si'in rcannv CHS-1 in a small wav Heavy tvpe vearlmz hens hid Vr nnic Itllveil Pl.Uft brouttlt heJ tuvciiu 7. u'itvpe hfns 3213; Hv light typ, hpn brousht the summer he was associated' Xu7, lJ summer he few 28. red lryers sold rcaillly at 32 Viic MAiUnM saivaiore, oi Jii bunion v.am den, a bartender. wnu ma niuiiiei in ine lea i.j mi.

heavy vounj tnml sold slowly at 33-33 No wholesale sales or prices. estate business hi nniv BItdL services 1 wlU be hcld Wednesday at. 11 UlnKll VUHIT. JUUI1K vim. VJIB.

L) firm. Pfleea ailvaiiced 1 cent on all sues. SUrVlVOr. survivor Oemaad Improved. Suppllea were about ample.

(fa. supp steay. All welthts nf hens nena. Alt Of course it's the natural thing' a. m.

at a iunerai home at 7015 Torresdale Philadelphia. Burial will be in Magnolia wera In iood demand. I supplies were a pout Whole adequata lor Imraedlale trade needs. sale selllni prices (Grad A quality, tncludinf sueaoie lots to puionersi: pronera or iiyeis, l3i lb. 38-31; a lbs, 38-31; 2i lbs FLORENCE E.

KLEIN Vineland, 27. Mrs. Florence E. Klein, of 326 Penn Vineland, died Monday in New-comb Hospital after a week's illness. She was 73.

33; 3 1D J' .1 IDS 36; roasters, 3' lhs 33.i-3'a; 4 lhs IIOWELL COOrER TILTOV Howell Cooper Tilton, widely-known as a home building eon- AT I)K. SHOE'S IWa or not ollowtd Is odvartisa prica but She was the widow of Fred tractor, died He was 84 36-39; 4'j lhs. 38-41: lhs. and up, 4rt-49; hens. 4 and over, heavy tvoe, 3'--38; 4 and over, llfht type.

30' 2-32 un-drr 4 lhs heavy type, 31Va-33. duikllnss, 30' wheat: No. 3 red winter, domestlt, sr-llrkr, 2. 171,3. Corn: No.

2 vrllnw, 1 80-1 S3 Oats: No. 2. 36-lh. ti-M. 1 Klein and is survived hv a son, I and made his home at 123 Wal Ism iis you vary pleased at 11 vm the low cost Edwin, of Paulsboro.

I nut Audubon, wher he had Private funeral services will be i lived 45 years. Surviving him hcld Wednesday at the Krtise Fit-! are a son Harold of Coilings- vim mnb Kin At oms TkHld I I til I I I 1 I Whites. AA lre. :0,: medium. 47, Whites.

A A large. niedi.im. laige, IMVV.ers, neral Home, Vineland, with the.woo'i; two daughters, Mrs. Myr Rov. William Staton, rector of fe Roth, of Audubon, and Mrs.

Trinitv Enisconal Church, offici-i Margaret Sickler. of Mt. Airv A lame, 49' 4, med'tim. 41' AA. pallets.

1 1 1 2. diiiks. 4S. Jumho, ll 1 sold. V14 Hniwiis, AA la se.

401 A iarte, rrdlum, 4H' ating. Burial will be in Oak Hill nuannipma; tnrec wandcli'ltlren mr i. nm ii, j.ii tti ramv e-i and one great-grandson. Services I vcnu-u-i win be held 1 p. m.

Wednesday bostors Iunerai Home, 250 White Horse pike, Audubon, with interment in Harleigh Cemetery. EDWARD F. MURRAY North Wildwood, Jan. 27. Ed ward F.

Murray. 58. of ill VV. ejsn VkZ-02r 7 ZZ3 SS SVS 1 1 1 26th st a mechanic, died Mon day in Crest Haven. He is sur vived by his widow, Caroline; two sons.

William and George, and a daughter, Mrs. Catherine Low. services win oe new at 1 n. m. Thursday in the Ingersoll Memo 5 siwmaiwuAaWw aw i Mr jss (s- 8 kW-ffl aW 5e Mav aa aw fiaMWi aM 8 jreiin frwar 4 mtm at jas car 8 (a.

an- ftm 0 ye a jwaa a 1 tiaMMur ms.am 0 wiasw. a mm 0 im t.w atBtjup suae a ay hi 1 irwaifv-wa. aaal 4a. n.aMst Evuiaaf aavft-y JWiw aimiMlwn aasm iiillnw" 1 mm 5 tjmrni roe ar aV- 4Mtaav at aaniiami aMiM.iaeicy weWWW arw a 1 muni i mh r.n as xaaav mnmutHae Miisisiuai il ww we ewnt i an MKsiwaMknaiMa lannnweg 5 gawis Mta mm iaaaiilaiMUvewani wtwNawg ONE OF MANY 1 GREAT BUYS 1 HURRY! rial Chapel. Burial will be in Fair-view Cemetery.

Hospital Cases rnnrf Sieila 40. of son Brnjdwav. puncture woui'd r-r Anna Goodman, JO, of 314 4'h cut over eve. Sylvia Ferrell, 40, ct 77 36th In-fer'M nnrrr Kilph I.mersii, H. nt 453 Bfldemin ave.

Puncture wound of foot. Phillip Worrell, IS, of Clinton st. ln-Uroil h(a-1. to do. Because the telephone is so I jr much a part of our everyday life I Diag le easier.

Yet when you I I stop to think how much the I htm, telephone saves you in time, I 2 money and effrt every day-y0u I realize that it's one of today's I biggestvaIues- I e. jJ I "S'' I Ss- fif TOS 'V AloWng Your Wephone More Vofuobfe I and availabIe to more People, over million dollars every I I worldng day goes into new construction. P. J. Timmira I I -V Je an(l linemen and cable crews are building fast to I "''J mae "ew ersey's ephone system better than I ever more useful to everyone.

5 udSc many wzys. eo jfr 5 frith I Kicl.aid Ilauboj, 713 Bevkley st Injured eve J. of 1(111 10th in-41. of 63 5 Birch cut B-uce Mvers. lured Claia Rossfll, hand r.i'.rica Neely, 14.

of 3.112 Rt njured iia ritj old, of SB Oietnut at "rile of cut of Clinton sf in- 1 id Frank- of 011'rip- mmh M1 Ml 5 N'u-i-i rd 9(i2 Nurifa 418 S. 3d st in- ore, forehead 0 Uted Ms-y -10. 51 Van H.iok st burn 30, of 119 Shet din st PUIli'ture wund of f- of 11 "9 Lansdorie Aocust Mar-ks. pa, ave a-m of Jurrd ribs. 1239 Pavton m- Dcath Notices PRICES SLASHED 0 7 7 ADMIRAL, PHILCO, I PATHE, TELEKENG, 0 1 I I EMERSOH, MOTOROLA, I WESTINGHOUSE 7 1 1 Console Models '98 I 1 lAdiluoul IVattii la (lassifted Sertieal PEV(i: 1 9:3.

Elliabeth A. wife of the late John inee Stanl-be-n, 7,15 Hun'rr Gloucester. aca 87 years. Relative and tnends of the taml'y aie invited to a'tend the tune-il serviees rn Thursday 10 a a the Tarker funeral Hi-me. Cumherlanil Glmiceater.

in-te-ment at l'n Cemeteiy. Friend! Ft CHn -On Tfiuant 26. ti M. iw bclovtd te of Karl Kucha, of tth ave. Atcn.

,1., 71 years relatlvea Ai frlrnda of ti'e ao rmVi; of A'o Prr'ov-tt'n 1' "i' -1 a riuh 1 1 wm an winch she wis to end the al I IM 5-4800 OPEN I Home, Wh at the Hcr 11 c. Interment M. II NHMtftasiM Mon. to 9 a.m. lo 530 p.m.

jg rj I gg 9 o.m. to 9.30 p.m. ft I II ji Ml On Jtnuaiv 27. j-1 husband ff 4 da Meli or 7 1 Tw (' 1-v 11 -rt J. n-.

he al NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY MM v3. Vl lin N-A'-i, bci c1 Errma Sumru-r inee Rodearmeo, 31. sf Carrdcn. N. aje 73 years.

and friends of the famiiv, Grae Bantist Church and So. 67, and A of Philadelphia, are invited 11 attend the fureial services on Thursday at 1 af the Mason Bradley Funeral Home. 3103 Federal Camten. J. In'erment at Mt.

Feaoe Cemeterr. Friends may call Wednesday evenlnt alter 7 p. a. sad Jijva.a Scn.cca at V5.