SUBURBAN EDITION Section III Vital Statistics BUFFALO EVENING NEWS Monday, November 19, 1956 Cards of Thanks The family of the late Victor H. Bonita wishes to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to their relatives, friends and neighbors, for their kind expressions of sympathy extended during our recent bereavement. THE BONITA FAMILY, 19:21 Your kind of sympathy are gratefully acknowledged and deeply appreciated. THE BURHANAN FAMILY. The family the late Lawrence Rossi wishes thank their relatives and friends for their kind expressions of sympathy shown to their recent bereavement.
ROSSI FAMILY. 16t19 In Memoriam BLIEMEISTER. husband and loving father, memory George, of who passed away three years ago today, Nov. 19, 1953. Loving memories will never die, As the years roll on and days go by.
Sadly WIFE missed AND by FAMILY. CELOT mother, loving Jennie, who memory passed of away our one year ago today, Nov. 19, 1955. Her weary hours and days of pain, Her troubled nights are passed. And ana our aching hearts we know She found sweet rest at last.
Sadly missed by CHILDREN. Jennie, loving who memory passed of away a dear one year ago today, Nov. 19, 1955. Sadly by GUISEPPINA DELZOTTO CARLO. loving memory of our dear husband and father, Frederick Cole, who passed away one year ago today, Nov.
19. You are not forgotten, loved one, Nor will you ever be, As long as life and memory last, We will remember thee. We miss you now, our hearts are sore, As time goes by we miss you more. Your loving smile, your gentle face, No one can fill your vacant place. Sadly missed by WIFE EMMA, SON FREDERICK AND FAMILY, AND DAUGHTER CORINNE AND FAMILY.
FRANCKOWIAK-In memory of our dear mother, Anna, who passed away year ago, Nov. 19, 1955. Your end was so suddenly, You made us weep and cry. But the saddest part of all, You never said goodbye. Sadly missed by SONS JIM AND HERMAN.
memory of my FRANCKOWIAK, Anna, who passed away one year ago, Nov. 19, 1955. Sleep on, dear mother, for it is true, You suffered, but told few. Some may forget you, now that you're gone, But we shall remember, no matter how long. Sadly missed by DAUGHTER AND FAMILY.
loving memory of our dear husband, father and grandfather, GANCI Frank, who passed away one year ago today, Nov. 19, 1955. year has passed since our great sorrow fell. The shock that we received we still remember well. Your end was so sudden, dear, you made us weep and cry, But oh, the saddest part of all, you never said goodbye.
God gave us strength to face the shock And the courage to carry the blow, But what it means to miss you, God will only know. WIFE, CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN. GOSCIAK-In loving memory of our dear mother, Anastasia, who passed away one year ago today, Nov. 19, 1955. One lonely year has passed away Since our great sorrow fell.
We tended you with loving care But could not make you stay. We watched beside your bedside As lonely hours passed by. But how our hearts were broken When we saw you breathe your last. Dear God, we know you called mom home, But please just let her know It's awful lonesome here without her, We miss and love her so, Sadly missed by HER SON, DAUGHTERS AND SON-IN-LAW. KLODZINSKI-In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother, Mary, who passed away four years ago today, Nov.
19, 1952. A tribute of love and remembrance To a mother we will never forget. memory to us is a treasure, Her loss, a lifetime of regret. Sadly missed by HELEN AND ZYGMUNT, IRENE AND STANLEY, GRANDCHILDREN AND GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN. LONDON.
-In loving memory of our husband and father, Charles, who passed away one year ago today, Nov. 19. Gone, but never forgotten By those who loved him best. Sadly missed by WIFE, DAUGHTER AND SONS. LONDON--In loving memory dear father and grandfather, Charles, who passed away one year ago today.
Gone, but never forgotten By those who loved him best. missed by SON, DAUGHTER IN AND GRANDSON. MAGGIO-In loving memory of our dear husband and brother, Samuel, who passed away 14 years ago today, Nov. 19, 1942. Gone but never forgoiten By those who loved him.
Sadly missed by WIFE JEANETTE AND SISTER LENA. MOSER -In loving memory of my dear wife, Mary, who passed away two years ago today, Nov. 19, 1954. Always true, unselfish and kind, Few in the world her equal you'll find. A wonderful life which came to an end, She died as she lived, everyone's friend.
HUSBAND. PAWLACZYK In loving memory of our and father, Stanley, who passed away one year ago today, Nov. 19, 1955. Eternal rest grant unto him, Oh Lord. Sadly missed WIFE AND SON.
SHOTWELL--In memory of our father, who passed away one year ago today. Today, recalls sad me memories Of our loved one gone to rest. The ones who think of him today Are the ones who loved him best. CHILDREN. Express your sympathy.
FLORISTS DE Send Flowers THIS EMBLEM ASSURES THE FINEST IN QUALITY AND SERVICE. Omar, in LackawanABDULLE Nov. 19, 1956, beloved husband of Sadie Omar; father of Abdul Omar. Funeral from Leo L. Buchheit Funeral Home, 666 Ridge Tuesday at 12 o'clock.
Friends invited, BATES -Walter T. Bates of 124 Highland Ave, Nov. 19, 1956, husband of Loretta Schultz Bates; father of Mrs. Oliver F. (Myrtle) Miller of Hamburg, N.
and Lester W. Bates of Sparta, N. brother of Mrs. Mable Beyer and the late Charles Bates. Funeral from the Austin Funeral Home 565 Elmwood Ave.
Time of funeral later. 19120 BERNHARD -Edna Earle (nee Furr), suddenly, in Clarence, N. Nov. 19, 1956, beloved wife of John; daughter of Mrs. Emma Furr of San Angelo, sister of Mrs.
Flake Young of San Angelo, Mrs. Malcom Parkman of Brookhaven, Lester of Jackson, and Colin Furr of Detroit, Mich. Friends received at the Shepard Bros. Funeral Home, 9872 Main Clarence, N. where funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 11 o'clock.
Interment in Palmyra, N. Y. 19121 BESSO- Harrisburg, Nov. 17, 1956, Anna Lightman Besso of 250 Southampton widow of Victor Besso: mother of Mrs. Max Gluck, Milton and Mrs.
Harry Rolnick, both of Newburgh, N. Norman, Manuel and Harold S. Besso; sister of Nathan Lightman, Albert S. Lightman of Harrisburg, and the late Harry Lightman. Services at the Etkin Mortuary, 576 Linwood Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Friends invited. The family will be at 250 Southampton St. after the funeral. CARL -Hazel Sugnet Carl, Nov. 18, 1956, of 81 Lennox Eggertsville, formerly of 22 Eaton beloved wife of Charles J.
Carl; sister of Charles and Gertrude Sugnet, the late Mrs. Catherine Schneider, Mrs. Louise Harrison, Albert, George and Edward Sugnet, D.D.S. Funeral Service from Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home, 3272 Bailey Ave.
Time to be announced. 19:20 CATALINA--John T. Catalina, of 352 West suddenly, in Buffalo, N. Nov. 17, 1956, husband of Mary Boreanaz Catalina; father of Anthony of Rochester, N.
Mrs. Fred Windle, Mrs. Leonard Ancona; brother of Charles T. of Buffalo, Mrs. Mary Pinto, Mrs.
Phyllis Pinto and Mrs. Louise Pinto all of Angola, N. and the late Jennie Amati. Friends may call at Joseph Spano Sons Funeral Home 473 Niagara near Hudson, where funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock and at Holy Cross Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited.
19:20 CHASE-Marie, in Buffalo, N. Nov. 16, 1956, of 12 St. Louis wife of the late Burt Chase; sister of Michael Duboy. Calls may be made at Leonard H.
Gaetz Funeral Home, 783 Ellicott St. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 A. M. and from St. Louis Church at 10 o'clock.
Friends invited. 17t19 CHOJNACKI-Frank Choinacki of 158 Peter in Buffalo, N. Nov. 18, 1956, beloved husband of the late Agnes Choinacki: dear father of Thaddeus, Joseph, Mrs. Frank DeGeorge, Mrs.
Thaddeus Dzialak, Mrs. Stanley Mazur, Mrs. Chester Zybala and Mrs. Phillip Horwath; father-in-law of Julia, Frank DeGeorge, Thaddeus Dzialak, Stanley Mazur, Chester Zybala, Phillip Horwath; also survived by ten grandchildren. Funeral Thursday morning at 10:30 o'clock from the Kolano Funeral Home, 440 Amherst temporary location, and at 11 o'clock at Assumption Church.
Burial in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Deceased was a member of the American Legion, Niagara Frontier Post 1041. Friends invited. 19121 CLOTHER -Leonard J. Clother of St.
Petersburg, Nov. 18, 1956, husband of Myra Clother and the late Tryphena Maier, Clother; father of Kilburn, Esther, Howard Clother, Mrs. Alton Fries, Mrs. Norman Rogers and Mrs. Ruth Pickard.
Funeral from Beach-Tuyn Funeral Home, 5541 Main St. corner Cayuga Williamsville, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited. 19120 CRIOLA-Don, of 18 Sidney suddenly in Buffalo, N. Nov.
17, 1956, husband of Jennie (Jean) (nee Giolando) Criola; father of John and Donald Criola; brother of Columbus Criola of Detroit, Mrs. Anthony Leone of Indiana, Mrs. Nicholas Civitelli of Vandergrift, grandfather of Janet Criola. Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral Home Porter and Niagara, where funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 9:30. Mr.
Criola was a member of the Deputy Sheriffs Association, Sidney Social Club, Aquila Society and the 14th Ward Republican Club. Friends invited. 19:20 -Nov. 17, 1956, Lucy A. Cronyn, wife of the late John mother of Mrs.
Joan Beam; grandmother of Kathryn and Suzanne Beam; daughter of Catherine and the late William Minick. Funeral from the funeral home of John J. Ray and Son, 615 Elmwood Wednesday morning at 8:30 and at the Annunciation Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited. 19t20 CUNNINGHAM Jennette M.
Cunningham, Nov. 17, 1956, daughter of the late Neil and Anna Driscoll Cunningham; sister of Mrs. Mabel Maher, and the late Edward C. Cunningham; cousin of Helen E. Clark.
Funeral from the Driscoll Funeral Home, 1336 Main Tuesday morning at 8:30 o'clock and from St. Joseph's New Cathedral (Delaware Ave.) at 9:15 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. 17119 DAVIS-Egbert O. Davis, in Perrysburg, N.
Nov. 18, 1956, husband of the late Martha Press Davis; father of Esbon B. of Perrysburg; also survived by several nieces and nephews. Services will be held from Schaack's Funeral Home, 88 Jamestown Gowanda, N. Tuesday, Nov.
20, at 2 P. M. Interment, North Perrysburg Cemetery. DEAN-Arthur, Nov. 17, 1956, of 54 Bird husband of Hazel Goodemote; father of Mrs.
Andrew Wojnarawski, Mrs. Raymond Kowalik, Mrs. David White, John Beverly Ann and Patricia Louise Dean; grandfather of seven grandchildren; son of Mary and the late Fred E. Dean; brother of Walter Dean, Mrs. Earl Farrell, Mrs.
Frank Wheeler, Mrs. Arthur Greek. Friends received at the funeral home of Robert E. Hennessy 2067 Niagara near Hertel, from 2-5 and 7-10 P. where services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Friends invited to attend. Mr. Dean was a member of Truck Drivers Local 449. DEHN---John H. of 343 Elmwood suddenly, Nov.
17, 1956, son of the late Henry and Margaret Huth Dehn: brother of Harry H. Dehn of Irvington, Mrs. Walter Smith, Mrs. Walter Rupp of Depew, N. Mrs.
Jack Reinhardt of Corfu, Frank M. Dehn of Springfield, and Irving W. Dehn. Funeral from the Aus. tin Funeral Home 565 Elmwood Ave.
corner Anderson Tuesday at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited. Deceased was a member of the Ushers Club of St. Peter's E. R.
Church, Fidelity Lodge 550, 1.0.0.F.; Canton Buffalo 5, 1.0.0,F.; Queen City Encampment 137, 1.0.0.F.; Cairo Sanctorum 35, A.M.0.S.: Perfection Degree, Court Sycamore 265, Foresters of America; Modestia Rebekah Lodge 66, 1.0.0.F., and the Protestant Home for Children. Fidelity Lodge members please assemble at the Austin Funeral Home Inc. Monday at 8 P. M. for services.
DE -Elizabeth Jane (nee Witherel) of Perry, at Buffalo, Nov. 16, 1956, mother of Roberta, Roy, Linda and Paul: daughter of Mrs. Katheryn Ryan Witherel: sister of Mrs. Santo (June) Pantella, Wadsworth, N. Mrs.
Torlief (Virginia) Giersvik of Eden, N. Mrs. Oscar (Anne) Westerberg of Miami, William of Eden, Robert of Hamburg and James of Perry. Friends may call at the Conrad Funeral Home, Perry. ServIces Tuesday at 8:30 and at St.
Joseph's Church at 9 o'clock. Interment SS. Peter Paul Cemetery, Hamburg. Deceased was a member of Perry Women of the Moose and the V.F.W. Auxiliary, EGNER-Albert suddenly, Nov.
17, 1956, of 235 Fox beloved son of the late Paul G. and Elizabeth Roppert Egner; brother of William T. of Washington. D. Mrs.
Esther Reed of Erie, and Edwin R. Egner. Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home 823 Genesee St. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 P. M.
Deceased was a member of American Legion Downtown Post 64 and Loyal Order of Moose, ENGLER-Victor J. Engler. Nov. 17, 1956, of 129 Grider beloved husband of Maude Snyder Engler; father of Helen Engler; brother of Mrs. John Chiponis and Walter Engler.
Funeral service from Carlton A. UlLrich Funeral Home, 3272 Bailey Tuesday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. Friends Invited, 19120 Do You Know Do you know that a down payment of is all you need to purchase a located Private Family Plot in beautiful Forest Lawn? You can pay the balance with merely $5 a month. Some lots cost as little as $10 quarterly. If you will visit our office we will give you full details.
Do you know that you will force your wife to act alone unless, for your family's protection and peace of mind, you select NOW. in advance of need, a burial plot in Forest Lawn where choice space is available and costs are moderate? Single Graves $60, up. Family terms plots arranged, $150, up, small Modest sums FOREST LAWN you'll hardly miss. Office open daily and Sunday CEMETERY "I CREMATORY I COLUMBARIUM afternoons. BUFFALO, ERIE NEW YORK Lincoln 1600 Deaths -Frank Nov.
17, 1956, in Sheldon, N. husband of Lyda Calmes Felton; brother of Mrs. Josephine Massey, Mrs. Mary Dimick, Mrs. Lucille Lawser and Mrs.
Genevieve Conway. Funeral Wednesday morning at 9:30 from his late home and 10 o'clock at St. Cecelia's Church. Friends invited. 19120 FINNERTY-Francis Frank Finnerty, of 25 Sanders Nov.
16, 1956, beloved husband of Janet Forbes Finnerty; father of Janet Mary Jane, Diane S. Finnerty; son of Caroline Batt Finnerty and the late Frank Finnerty; brother of Mildred, Mrs. Carl Heidle and Marvin Finnerty, Friends may call at the Bury Funeral Home, 3070 Delaware where the funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 9:45 and from St. Paul's Church at 10:15 o'clock. Friends are invited.
17t19 GRAVIUS-Ruby Weber Gravius, Nov. 18, 1956, of 127 Meadow Lea Drive, Eggertsville, formerly of 549 Grider beloved wife of William Gravius; mother of Kenneth Gravius and Mrs. William (Arlene) Ritter; grandmother of Norman (June) Schooping and Dianne Ritter. Funeral services from Carlton A. Funeral Home, 3272 Bailey Ave.
Time to be announced. Friends are invited, 19121 HAHN-Robert Nov. 18, 1956, of Gunville Harris Hill, beloved husband of Florence E. James Hahn; son of Lillian and the late Valentine Hahn; brother of Norman Mrs. L.
Landgraf, Mrs. C. Bamberg, Mrs. O'Connor, Mrs. A.
Adsit, the late Herbert and Edward Hahn. Friends may call at the residence of his sister, 121 Humason Ave. (Buffalo). Funeral Friday at 9. A.
M. Requiem at the Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Harris Hill, at 10 A. M. Friends invited, 19121 -Nov. 18, 1956, Ella daughter of the late Daniel W.
and Margaret A. Hanley; sister of Edward F. Hanley and Mrs. Edward Callaghan; aunt of Edward D. and Kevin H.
Callaghan, Mrs. George Gavey and Mrs. Fredrick Champlin. Funeral from the family residence, 50 Mariner Wednesday morning at 8:30, and from the Immaculate Conception Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited.
19t20 HIGGS- Charles Nov. 18, 1956, in Eden, N. survived by one daughter, Mrs. Martha Howe, Hamburg, N. two grandsons, Jerry Howe of Glens Falls, John Howe of Burlington, one great-granddaughter Miss Rebecca Howe.
Friends may call at the Hood Funeral Home, Barker, N. where services will be held Wednesday, Nov. 21, at 2 P. M. Interment in Somerset Cemetery.
HILL -Julius Nov. 18, 1956, of Pembroke, N. husband of the late Caroline Buerr; father of Lloyd of Pembroke and Mrs. Ruth DuBois of Batavia; also survived by four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Friends may call at the family residence where funeral services will be held Friday at 2:30 P.
M. Interment in Evergreen Lawn, Akron, N. Y. 19t21 HOWE- -Harry C. Howe, of 422 Louisiana Nov.
19, 1956, husband of Mabel Willard Howe; father of Donald G. Howe; grandfather of Jerry Sharon Ann, Michael J. and Pamela Howe; brother of Mrs. Mertie Harrington of California, Mrs. Mabel Scarr of Pittsburgh, Frank D.
and the late Ray J. Howe. Funeral from the Lenahan Funeral Home, 2037 Seneca Wednesday morning at 8:15 and at St. Teresa's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited.
19120 HUBER-Michael Huber, in Gowanda, N. Nov. 16, 1956, beloved husband of the late Emma (nee Cassell) Huber; father of Mrs. Gerald Lippy of Buffalo, Michael of Plymouth, Wilmer of Miami, Frank of Cattaraugus, George and Mrs. Frank' Demmon of Gowanda, N.
and the late Marian Hillimon; also survived by 15 grandchildren and seven greatgrandchildren. Prayer from Mentley Funeral Home, Gowanda, N. Tuesday, Nov. 20, at 8:30 A. M.
Services from St. Joseph's Church, Gowanda, at 9 A. M. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery, JACOB -Estelle Cole, Nov. 17, 1956, wife of the late Walter 0.
Jacob, mother of Walter James Jacob; grandmother of Michael, Patrick and Kathleen Jacob. Funeral from the McKendry Funeral Home, 2254 Main Tuesday morning at 8:30 and from The Holy Spirit Church at 9 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. 17t19 JANIK Hattie (nee Gorniak) of 97 Grey, Nov. 17, 1956, beloved wife of the late John Janik; mother of Stanley Janik; stepdaughter of Mrs.
Catherine Gorniak of Detroit, sister of Casmer Gorniak of Royal Oak, Mrs. Stanislaus A. (Carrie) Lipowicz and Mrs. Floyd (Nellie) Bush from Mt. Placid, Mich.
Funeral services Tuesday at 9:30 A. M. from Okoniewski Brothers Funeral Home, 926 Sycamore and at Transfiguration Church at 10 A. M. Interment, St.
Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited. Flowers gratefully declined. 17119 KEEFE Julia 'Sheehan, Nov. 17, 1956, wife of the late Thomas Keefe; mother of the late Agnes.
Funeral from the Driscoll Funeral Home, 1336 Main Tuesday morning at 9:15 o'clock, and from St. Patrick's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend. KEICHER-Frances M. Keicher, Nov.
16, 1956, of 159 Central Lancaster, N. daughter of the late Sebastian and Michealene Keicher; sister of Frank, Charles, Rose and Josephine Keicher, Friends may call at the family residence where services will be held Tuesday morning at 9:30 A. M. and at St. Mary's Church at 10 A.
M. Friends invited. Flowers gratefully declined. 17t19 KIMBALL -Nov. 18, 1956, in Buffalo, Maulsby, husband of the late Harriet Stockton Kimball; father of Stockton Kimball, M.
Maulsby Kimball Emily Nelson Kimball and David Hoyt Kimball; brother of J. Ritchie Kimball of Williamstown, Mrs. Emily K. Forrest of Evanston, and Anna M. Kimball.
A memorial service will take place at Christ Chapel, Trinity Church, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Flowers gratefully declined. Memorial donations may be made to the D. Bernard Simon Music Scholarship Fund of the University of Buffalo. 19120 KLIMAS- Julianna (nee Parzmieso), Nov.
18, 1956, of 35 Seal Lackawanna, N. wife of the late Michael; dear mother of Helen and John; mother-inlaw of Henry Kaminski and Jane; survived by grandchildren; sister of Antoinette Kita. Funeral Wednesday morning from Joseph M. Litwin Funeral Home, 1629 Electric Lackawanna, at 9:30, and at St. Michael the Archangel Church at 10 o'clock.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited, Deceased was a member of the Holy Rosary Society, Ladies Auxiliary of the Villa Maria Academy, Polish National Alliance, St. Stephen's Society. Funeral arrangements by Max F. Rutecki Funeral Home.
19120 LEETCH-W. Glenn, at Buffalo, N. Saturday, Nov. 17, 1956, husband of Ruth; father of Mrs. Douglas Golde; brother of Mrs.
Dwight Wilson, Sheldon Leetch, all of Wilson, N. and Mrs. R. E. Dustin of Atlanta, Ga.
Funeral services from the home, Lake Wilson, Nov. 20 at 2:30 P. M. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery, Wilson, where American Legion services will be held. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Heart Fund.
LEOUS Eugene, suddenly, Nov. 19, 1956, husband of Irene O'Sullivan Leous; brother of Thomas M. and Mrs. Edward P. Carberry and the late Alfred M.
Leous. Funeral from the Thomas V. Ray Funeral Home, 465 Franklin Wednesday morning at 9:15 and from St. Joseph's Old Cathedral at 10. Friends are invited to attend.
19120 LEVENTHAL-Nov. 18, 1956, Morris H. Leventhal 366 Nassau Kenmore, dearly beloved husband of Rose Unger Leventhal; father of Mrs. David Kovelman, Mrs. Hubert Hopkins and the late Stanley Leventhal; brother of Mrs.
William Waldman of Miami Beach, Max Leventhal, Mrs. Gus Gilman, Alex Leventhal, Mrs. Herman Yegeville, all of N. Y. Harry Leventhal of Minneapolis, and the late Leo Leventhal and Mrs.
Minnie Keane: also survived by four grandchildren. Services at the Etkin Mortuary, 576 Linwood Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock. Friends invited. Please omit flowers. The family will be at 358 Crosby Kenmore, after the funeral.
LUDWIG Anthony J. of Schultz Lake View, N. Nov. 18, 1956, husband of Anna (hee Walus); father of Mrs. William Vawter of Lockport, and Mrs.
Robert W. Smith of Niagara Falls, N. son of Mrs. Barbara (nee Christel and the late Louis Ludwig: brother of Mrs. John Kiendl; also survived by one grandchild.
Funeral from the Fogelsanger Funeral Home, Long Ave. at Lake Hamburg, N.Y., Wednesday morning at 8:15, and at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Lake View, at 9. Flowers gratefully declined. 19120 LUPARELLO -Carmela Pinto, wife of the late Louis Luparello and the late Sam Frank; mother of Cosimo Frank, Mrs. James (Mary) Mardino, Mrs.
Frank (Rose) Sacco, Mrs. Angelo (Anna) Grimaldi, Neil, Ralph and Alphonse Frank; stepmother of Mrs. Anthony (Lena) Sanfilippo; grandmother of 36 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. Funeral will be held at the Holy Cross Funeral Home 465 Connecticut Tuesday, Nov. 20, at 8 A.M.
and from Our Lady of Loretto Church at 9. Friends are invited. 17:19 Flowers Truly Express Your Sympathy ELLICOTT SQUARE 301 MAIN ST. MA. 3230 Flower Shop -Anna J.
Rafter, Nov. 17, 1956, of 10 Seminole wife the late Martin Malone; mother of Margaret John Mrs. Francis J. Rooney, Mrs. Frank J.
Kwiatkowski and Martin A. Malone; also survived by 13 grandchildren. Funeral from the John E. Courtney Funeral Home, 1869 Seneca Tuesday morning at 8:30 and from St. Teresa's Church at 9.
Friends invited to attend. Deceased was a member of the Altar Rosary Society of St. Teresa's Church. 17119 MANNING Loretta E. (nee Weber), Nov.
16, 1956, of 1116 Parkside wife of Richard B. Manning; mother of Mary Catherine Manning; sister of Henry Blase, Charles, John, Mary, and Edith Weber and Mrs. Leo J. Manning, Funeral from the residence of her sisters, 1924 Bailey Tuesday morning at 9:45 and from St. Rose of Lima Church at 10:30 A.
friends are invited. Deceased was a member of the Altar and Rosary Society of St, Rose of Lima Church. 17t19 MARTIN--Thomas H. Martin, Nov. 16, 1956, of 207 Tudor beloved husband of Maggie Jean King Martin; father of Mrs.
Joseph P. Conners; grandfather of Patricia and Geraldine Conners; brother of Allen Wilar Martin, both of Toronto, and Mrs. Nan Robertson of Aberdeen, Scotland. Funeral services from the Carlton A Ullrich Funeral Home, 3272 Bailey Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited.
Mr. Martin was a member of Operator's Lodge 160 F. A.M. of Scotland, under whose auspices a memorial service will be conducted by Harmonie Lodge No. 699, F.
A. M. Monday evening at 8 o'clock. 17t19 MATHIS- -Anna Zink Mathis, of 458 Town Line Lancaster, N. Nov.
18, 1956, wife of Edward; fostermother of Mrs. Theodore Phillips; sister of Henry and Frank Zink of Lancaster, N. Y. Friends may call at the Ewell Funeral Home, Marilla, N. where services will be held Wednesday at 2 o'clock.
Friends invited. 19t20 -Andrew McNeil of 348 North Westfield Eggertsville, Nov. 17, 1956, beloved husband of Elizabeth Shaw McNeil; father of Mrs. Wesley A. (Muriel) Kuhn, Friends received at the Dohn Funeral Home, 143 Kenmore Ave.
near University Plaza, where funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited. Mr. McNeil was a member of University Presbyterian Church. MEINZER--Mary Pellien Meinzer of 152 Kenefick Nov.
16, 1956, wife of the late Edward Meinzer; mother of George W. Meinzer, Mrs. Everett W. Dell and the late Edward P. Meinzer; sister of Mrs.
Emma Schmid, Mrs. Fred Eberle, Edward P. Pellien and the late Peter Frank and Joseph Pellien and Mrs. Florence Ross. Funeral from "Memorial Chapel," Loomis, Offers Loomis, 1820 Seneca Tuesday morning at 9 and from St.
Thomas Aquinas Church at 9:30. Deceased was a member of the Rosary Altar Society of St. Thomas Aquinas Church. 17t19 MISKEY- -Isabel DeMoro, Nov. 16, 1956, beloved mother of John; daughter of Salvatore and the late Pauline Niuzzo DeMoro; sister of Mrs.
Dominic (Theresa) Capice, Mrs. Joseph (Marie) Ippolito and Mrs. James (Rita) Johnson. Friends may call at the Amigone Funeral Home, 1250 E. Delavan at Suffolk, where funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 8:15 and from St.
Gerard's Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. 17t19 -Sophia Schwab, Nov. 17, 1956, of 256 High wife of the late Gustave: sister of Joseph Schwab; aunt of Mrs. Jacob Frank.
Friends may call after 7 P. M. Saturday. Funeral Tuesday from her late residence at 8:30 A. M.
and 9 A. M. at St. Boniface Church. Mrs.
Moll was a member of St. Elizabeth and Altar Society of St. Boniface Church. Friends invited. Arrangements by Franz Funeral Home Inc.
17t19 MYERS- Julian suddenly at Lancaster, N. Nov. 17, 1956, beloved husband of Agnes Halter; father of Lloyd, Earl, Eugene, Norman. LaVerne, Mrs. Eugene Bruscia, and Mrs.
Edward Hoeflich; grandfather of 24 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; brother of Albert and Arthur Myers. Funeral from the Wendel Loecher Funeral Home, 29 Aurora Tuesday morning at 8:30 and at St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock. Deceased was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Mary's Church.
17t19 NAPPO-ERVOLINO Antoinette (nee Gustaferro), in Buffalo, N. on Nov. 16, 1956, wife of Joseph Ervolino and the late Anthony Nappo; mother of Robert Nappo, Mrs. John Gregg, Mrs. Angelo Cascio, Joseph Norris, Mrs.
Anthony Adinolfi, Mrs. William Singleton, Mrs. Michael J. Bauda, Mrs. Florence DePeters and Frank Nappo; sister of Louise Coppola, Joseph Gustaferro and the late Dominic Gustaferro.
Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral Home Porter and Niagara, where funeral will take place Tuesday morning at 9:15 and from Holy Angels Church at 10. Friends are invited to attend. 17:19 NITCH-Michael, in Lackawanna, N. Nov. 16, 1956, son of the late John and Anna Nitch; brother of the late John Jr.
Funeral services from the Peter Pasiecznik Funeral Home, 303 Ridge corner of Ingam Tuesday morning at 9:30 and from Holy Ghost Ukrainian Church at 10 o'clock. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited. 17t19 -Nov. 17, 1956, Amelia Nolan, wife of the late Edward; mother of Mary Nolan, the late Mrs.
Helen Weidt, and Mrs. Margaret Gramlich. Funeral from the Funeral Home of John J. Ray Son, 615 Elmwood Tuesday morning at 9:30 and at the Church of the Nativity at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited.
-Nellie Maie, of 547 W. Ferry suddenly, in New York City, Nov. 16, 1956, sister of William R. O'Donnell and Mrs. William C.
Fisher; aunt of Mrs. Charles J. Lyons of Buffalo and Mrs. Walter E. Peek of Milwaukee, Wis.
Funeral from the Henry S. Kelly Funeral Home, 2850 Main St. (opp. Mercer Wednesday morning at 9:30 and from St. Rose of Lima Church at 10 o'clock.
Friends invited. Flowers gratefully declined. 19120 OLESZKOWSKI Thomas Nov. 18, 1956, of 64 Peace beloved husband of Mary (nee Wroblewski); father of Matthew and Mrs. William Miedanowski; deceased is also survived by three grandchildren.
Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 21, at 9:30 A. M. from the Lesinski-Piechowiez Funeral Home, 1168 Walden and at Queen of Peace Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St.
Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends invited. Deceased was a member of the P. N. A. No.
255, P. N. A. No. 19, the Dom Polski and the P.
U. St. Casimir Group, International Brotherhood of Blacksmiths A. F. of L.
and the N. Y. Central Railroad Veterans Assn. 19t20 O'MARA-Margaret McGlone O'Mara, of 333 Niagara Falls Nov. 18, 1956, beloved wife of William T.
O'Mara; mother of Mrs. Claude F. Stibbs of Hollywood, also survived by one grandchild. Friends received at the Dohn Funeral Home, 143 Kenmore Ave. near University Plaza, where funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 10:15 o'clock and from Blessed Sacrament Church at 11 o'clock.
Friends invited. 19120 PALMER-Mae Palmer of 20 Kenova in Buffalo, N. Nov. 17, 1956, wife of John Palmer; mother of Mrs. Edward C.
Mayer; grandmother of William John Mayer; sister of the late Lottie Hooke. Calls may be made at the Steck, Lockwood Clark Funeral Home, 2775 Main where funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are invited. PALMER Saturday, Nov. 17, 1956, Marion Jones Palmer, wife of C.
Arthur Palmer of 7 Probert Rochester, N. she is survived beside her husband by sons, Edmund H. of Rochester, Richard H. Jones of Webster; her daughter, Mrs. Charles A.
(Betty) Palmer of Stafford, N. eight grandchildren; her aunt. Mrs. Dorothee Davidson; her uncle, William Snyder, both of Rochester; several cousins. Friends may call at Zornow's Funeral Home, 21 Lincoln Pittsford, from 2-4 and 7-9 P.
M. Services Wednesday at 10:30 A. M. Interment in White Haven. PAUCKERT-Anna in Buffalo, Nov.
18, 1956, wife of the late Frederick Pauckert; mother of Anna, Mrs. B. Cloppi; sister of August, Fred, George, Edward, Frank Bauer and the late Anthony and Theodore Weigel. Funeral from the A. F.
Faso Funeral Home, 719 Broadway, Wednesday at 9:15 A. M. and in St. Ann's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited.
19:20 POPP-Michael of 115 Roebling Nov. 19, 1956, beloved husband of Helen Beiter: father of Benno, Mrs. Edward (Marie) Herberger, Norbert, Mrs. Leonard (Cornelia) Gardner of Corfu, N. Mrs.
Emerson (Esther) Heim, Robert (Cecelia) Toy of Columbus, 0., and Mrs. Jack (Helene) Martin of Niagara Falls. Friends may call at the Amigone Funeral Home, 1250 East Delavan at Suffolk. Time to be announced later. Mr.
Popp WAS a member of the Holy Name Society of the Good Shepherd Church of Pendleton. N. Y. 19:20 POWELL -Myra A. Powell, of Springville, N.
Nov. 18, 1956, wife of Frank G. Powell, Friends may call at Weismantel Bros. Funeral Home, 271 East Main Springville, where prayer will be held Wednesday mornIng at 9 and Funeral Mass from St. Aloysius Church at 9:30.
Burial at St. Aloysius Cemetery. 19120 RAIMONDE-Anthony Raimonde of 140 North Pearl suddenly, in this city, Nov. 18, 1956. beloved son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Ignatius Raimonde; brother of Mrs. Augustine Oddo, Mrs. Rose Figliola, Mrs. Rosario Vacca, James.
Joseph, Carl and Jack Raimonde. Funeral from the Louis Mascari Funeral Home, 860 Niagara Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock and from St. Michael's Church at 9:30 o'clock. Friends invited. ROMANCE BLOOMS IN CAPTURED SINAI EL ARISH, Sinai Peninsula, Nov.
19 (P)-Two Israeli soldiers -Lt. Bezalel Rubin, 26, and Miss Orah Minekas, a 21-year-old corporal were married here Sunday night by the light of captured Egyptian flares and rockets. Bride and bridegroom are members of the Israeli force which captured the Egyptian Sinai Peninsula three weeks ago. They are the first Israelis to be married in the area since the occupation. Hundreds of fellow officers and soldiers attended the ceremony and a banquet in this Mediterranean coastal town.
-Mary Strassel, of 657 Mapleview Cheektowaga, Nov. 19, 1956, beloved wife of the late Edward mother of Richard E. and Linda daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Strassel of Lockport, N.
sister of Frank J. and John M. of Lockport, N. Y. Friends may call at the Amigone Funeral Home, 1250 E.
Delavan where funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 9 and from the Infant of Prague Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited. Mrs. Rebmann was a registered nurse. 19t20 ROPP-Frank at Lancaster, N.
Nov. 18, 1956, beloved husband of Clara Winter and the late Mary Nichter; father of Mrs. Henry 0. Peterson, Isabelle, Elmer and Hilda Roll; foster father of Norbert and Colette Schaefer. Funeral from the Wendel Loecher Funeral Home, 29 Aurora Wednesday morning at 8:30 and from St.
Mary's Church at 9. Deceased was a member of the Holy Name Society and St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Mary's Church, Protective Hose Oriole Nest 120, Good Eagle Tribe 405, I. 0.
R. and Moose Lodge 1605. 19120 ROSOLOWSKi-Victoria (nee Glowacki), Nov. 18, 1956, of 23 Schmarbeck, beloved wife of the late John Rosolowski; devoted mother of Anthony, Mrs. Frank (Cecelia) Caklikowski, Steve, William and Mrs.
Vincent (Adeline) Chmiel; mother-in-law of Gertrude; sister of Mrs. Mary Zmarzly of Windsor, Mrs. Anna Grabarek, John and Thadedus Glowacki. Funeral services Wednesday at 10:15 A. M.
from Okoniewski Bros. Funeral Home, 926 Sycamore and at Transfiguration Church at 11 A. M. Interment St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends invited.
19120 SABLE-Ann, Nov. 19, 1956, of 171 Sterling wife of William Sable; mother of Mrs. Herman Messinger; also survived by two grandchildren, Ronald and Frances Messinger. Funeral services will be held from Mesnekoff's Delaware Park Memorial Chapel 2141 Delaware corner Rand, Tuesday, Nov. 20th, at 3 P.
M. Friends invited. Toronto papers please copy. SCHMITZ- John in this city, Nov. 19, 1956, husband of the late Anna Dietrich; beloved father of John Mrs.
Edward Smith, Helen Frances M. and William E. Schmitz; grandfather of Charles Donald W. and Ronald J. Schmitz, and Mrs.
Marilyn Ann Beahan; great-grandfather of Linda Mae Schmitz and Lawrence T. Beahan II. Funeral from the family residence, 67 Military Thursday morning at 9:15 and from St. Francis Xavier Church at 10 o'clock. Friends invited.
Mr. Schmitz was a member of St. Francis Xavier Holy Name Society. 19120 SCHREIBER-Viola Mae, (nee Schurr) of Holland, N. suddenly, Nov.
17, 1956, beloved wife of Robert Schreiber; mother of Carol, Mary, Dona and Robert; grandmother of Ralph sister of Gladys Dodge, Mabel Werner, Lee, Roy, George and the late Elmer and Ray Schurr. Friends invited to call at the family home, Garfield Holland, N. where funeral services will be held Wednes day, Nov. 21, at 2 P.M. Burial in Holland Protestant Cemetery.
19120 -Peter, age 5 years, Nov. 17, 1956, of 48 Kehr beloved son of Bernard and Eugenia (Szczepanski); brother of James and David. Funeral from the Carl Mertz Jr. Funeral Home, 1322 Fillmore Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock and at St. Mary Magdalene's Church at 9:30.
Friends invited. 19t20 SEKUTERSKI -Helen (nee Manikowski) Nov. 16, 1956, of 187 Oneida wife of Joseph; mother of Dolores and Joseph; daughter of Antoinette and the late Francis; sister of Mary Piszek, Theresa and Edward. Funeral Tuesday morning from the Max F. Rutecki Funeral Home, 375-379 Peckham St.
at 9:30 and at St. Stanislaus Church at 10 o'clock. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Friends invited. 17t19 SISTER MARY BENIGNA Nov.
18 (Schleh), O.S.F., daughter of the late Jacob and Genevieve Schleh (Stapf); sister of Anna Schleh and Walter Schleh of Kenmore, the late Sister Mary Ancilla, O.S.F., Elizabeth, dred, John, Jay and Elmer Schleh. Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Mary of the Angels Convent of Perpetual Adoration, Williamsville, Wednesday morning, Nov. 21, at 9 A.M. 19120 SLATTERY-Nov.
17, 1956, Anne C. Murray, of 134 Unger wife of John G. Slattery; mother of Virginia; daughter of Thomas A. and late Irene M. Dunn Murray; sister of Mrs.
James Casey, Mrs. James Rybak of Cleveland, 0., and Mrs. William Karg. Funeral from the John E. Courtney Funeral Home, 1869 Seneca day morning at 9:15 and at St.
Teresa's Church at 10 o'clock. Friends are invited. SMELLY Barbara Lohner of 54 Erb Nov. 19, 1956, beloved wife of Jacob; daughter of the late Frank X. and Pauline Ervert Lohner; sister of Mrs.
James G. (Josephine) man, Mrs. Otto (Mary) Schoenwetter, Mrs. Johanna Papenberg and Charles of Willowby, O. Friends may the Amigone Funeral Home, 1250 E.
Delavan where funeral will be held Wednesday morning at 8:15, and from St. Lawrence Church at 9 o'clock. Friends invited. Mrs. Smelly was a member of the Pine Hill Home Bureau and the Ladies of Charity of St.
Lawrence Church. 19120 Joseph Soos, Nov. 16, 1953, of 89 Villa beloved husband of Anna (Kalenda) and the late Katherine (Denis) Soos; father of Mrs. Frank Wolfe, Joseph Theodore Mrs. Mary Sommers, and the late Rose Julius J.
and Mrs. Harper; grandfather of ten grandchildren. Funeral from the Dietrich Funeral Home, 2528 Bailey Tuesday at 8:30 A. and at St. Elizabeth's Church at 9 A.
M. Friends invited. Member of the Hungarian Benevolent Society of St. Stephen's Church and Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie No. 46.
17119 STASIOWSKI-Stella, (nee Labiak), Nov. 18, 1956, of 79 Sears wife of the late Michael; mother of Helen Lorkowski, Lottie Skorupa, Joseph, Matthew, Leon, Stanley, Mary and Anthony; mother-in-law of Anthony Zdrojewski, Lottie and Helen; survived by grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday morning from the Max F. Rutecki Funeral Home, 375-379 Peckham at 9:30, and at St. Stanislaus Church at 10 o'clock.
Interment, St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited. 19120 TODD Harriet, formerly of 111 Minerva Tonawanda, N. Nov.
18, 1956. widow of Walter J. Todd; sister of Clarence Rehberg of Tonawanda. Friends may call at the Hamp Funeral Home, 37 Adam Tonawanda, where services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial in Elmlawn Cemetery, Friends are invited.
19:20 VAN PELT Susan Farrell Van Pelt; wife of the late James Van Pelt; Nov. 18, 1956; mother of Mrs. Clyde Bentley; also survived by five nieces and three nephews. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 o'clock at the Sauerwein Funeral Home, 2268 Main (opposite Dewey where funeral services will be held day afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited.
WALTERS- -Francis C. Walters, of Jamestown Angola, N. Nov. 18, 1956, beloved husband of Irene M. (Pierce) Walters; brother of Mrs.
Lawrence Hughes, Mrs. Raymond Carter of Buffalo, and of the late Raymond P. Walters. Friends may call at the Eugene J. Hell Funeral Home, Evans Center at North Main Angola, N.
Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, and from the Most Precious Blood Church at 9:30. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery, Lackawanna, N. Y. Mr. Walters was a member of the Holy Name Society of Most Precious Blood Church.
19120 ware Nov. 1956, in Buffalo, -Clark of 1995 husband of Margaret J. Williamson. Friends may call at Johnson and Wilkins Funeral Home. 448 Delaware Monday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9:30.
Funeral service private. Flowers gratefully declined. -Stella in Buffalo, N. Nov. 17, 1956, beloved wife of Joseph Wojcieszyn: mother of Stephen, Genevieve, Mrs.
John Hawkins, Helen and Chester of Gowanda, N. Walter of Dunkirk, N. and the late Mary Gabel; also survived by 14 grandchildren. Prayer from Mentley Funeral Home, Gowanda, N. Y.
Tuesday, Nov. 20 at 9:30 A. M. Service from St. Joseph's Church, Gowanda, at 10 A.
M. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. ZABLOCKI-Marianna (nee Holtz), Nov. 17, 1956, of 71 Forman wife of the late Frank; mother of Frank Alice; mother-in-law of Frank Kopydlowski; daughter of the late John and Pauline; sister of Helen Dybos, Anna Raszeja, Francis and the late John, Joseph and Bernard. Funeral Tuesday morning from the Max F.
Ruticki Funeral Home, 375-379 Peckham 'at 10:30 and at St. Stanislaus Church at 11 Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited. Stamp Will Appear On 'Day of the Stamp' REPUBLIK BRIEFMARKE 1056 VIENNA, Nov.
19-This stamp will be issued by Austrian postal authorities on Dec. 1, "The Day of the Stamp." The regular value is a shilling but an extra charge will be levied to raise funds for philatelists' organizations. (UP) Eugene Leous been ill since Nov. Leous Furriers was organized by his father, Eugene, in 1897. The father was an English immigrant who arrived in America with but half a crown.
He started his fur business in Buffalo near the site of the present store. Later, expecting business to move near the new Hotel Statler, he built the Leous Bldg. at 212 Franklin St. In 1939 the store was moved to its present location. Forty-five years ago, the founder's son Eugene went into business with his father as did two other sons, Thomas M.
and the late Alfred M. Eugene concerned himself with manufacturing, repairing, remodeling and re-styl- Eugene Leous, 62, senior partner in Leous Furriers, 650 Main died today (Nov. 19, 1956) in Buffalo General Hospital. He had ing. Mr.
Leous, who lived on Girdle East Aurora, was a member of Immaculate Conception Church there. He was a former member of the East Aurora Country Club, the Buffalo Trap Field Club and the old Meadowbrook Country Club. He is survived also by his wife, Irene O'Sullivan Leous, and a sister, Mrs. Edward P. Carberry, John H.
Dehn Services for John H. Dehn, 64, who died Saturday (Nov. 17, 1956) in his home, 343 Elmwood will be conducted Tuesday 2 in the Austin Funeral Home, 565 Elmwood by the Rev. William H. Banks of St.
Peter's Evangelical Reformed Church. Mr. Dehn, an embalmer, was a member of six Odd Fellows lodges and a past district deputy grand master of the encampment branch. He had been a member of St. Peter's Ushers Club since 1924.
Born and educated in Buffalo, Mr. Dehn was a driver for the late Dr. Francis Carr, worked at the Peter Eckhert Funeral Home and at Paul J. Speyser Funeral Services. He was a member of Fidelity Lodge 550, Canton Buffalo 5, Queen City Encampment 137, Cairo Sanctorum 35, Amos Perfection Degree and Modesta Rebekah Lodge 66.
He is survived by three brothers, Detective Irving W. Dehn, Harry H. of Irvington, N. Frank M. of Springfield, and three sisters, Mrs.
Walter Smith, Mrs. Walter Rupp of Depew and Mrs. Jack Reinhardt of Corfu. Burial will be in Buffalo Cemetery, Cheektowaga. Basil N.
Bass NEW YORK, Nov. 19 (AP) Basil N. Bass, 61, attorney, president of the City Symphony Orchestra of New York, and husband of Mary Carson Bass, executive editor of the Ladies Home Journal, died Saturday. A memorial service for Mr. Bass, who was a pilot in France during World War will be held by the Aviators' Post of the American Legion tomorrow.
John G. Cooper WICHITA, Nov. 19. (P)- John G. Cooper, father of former child movie star Jackie Cooper, died here Sunday.
Mr. Cooper was active in show business until 1941 and wrote several songs, including Do You Ever Think of Me, Under the Bamboo Tree, In Siam, Desert Love, and Playdays. Vice Admiral R. A. Ofstie WASHINGTON, Nov.
19 (INS) -Vice Admiral Ralph A. Ofstie, 59, pioneer naval airman and a veteran of World War II and the Korean conflict, died Sunday in Bethesda Naval Hospital. Ofstie commanded the carrier Essex during World War II and participated in the battle of Leyte Gulf. During the Korean War, he commanded Task Force 77. Roy Kellino LOS ANGELES, Nov.
19 (P)- Roy Kellino, 44, English-born television director and husband of TV Barbara Billingsley, died actress. attack at his home here Saturday. Mr. Kellino and his were drinking coffee in the garden when he became ill. He died almost immediately.
A native of London, had been in this country six years. He currently, was the director of the Theater and the Schlitz Playhouse. TEACHERS COLLEGES SCHEDULE TESTS High school seniors will take selective examinations for admission to the State University's 11 teachers colleges on Dec. 1. The tests will be given in Buffalo, Fredonia and Geneseo State Teachers Colleges.
The exams are open to all students without prior registration. Similar exams will be held at the same locations Jan. 12, March 23, May 18 and July 20. The tests include a scholastic aptitude test and a reading exam. Daily News Summary BIRTHS The following births were recorded Nov.
BOYS were born to Mr. and Buffalo Albert G. Sugg 322 Mills 00 William J. Platt, 168 Harding co Franklin C. Bertino, 56 Edna 14 Orchard Park Francis Ring, 12 Bielak 9 R.
C. Bosz, 1469 Webster Corners 13 Woodlawn Clayton Richard E. J. Robbins, Zaklikowski, 27 9 Seventh Palmer 00 Charles Rodriguez, 22 Fourth 10 Tonawanda George A. Campbell, 32 Calvin 8 West Seneca Henry J.
Ernst 40 Benson 10 Blasdell Stanley F. Szewczyk, 38 Silver 10 Hamburg Charles C. Mitchell, Pleasant Ave. 12 Lackawanna Carlos Rodriguez, 39 Wilmuth 6 Donald P. Gowin, 152 to Conception Virella, 25-2 Wilson 9 Robert M.
Stettlecowski, 122 Sharon 10 Donald L. Damstetter 1715 Abbott 12 GIRLS were born to Mr. and Blasdell. William D. Satterlee, 124 Lake 6 Cheektowaga Clinton L.
Riley, 31 N. Fourth 8 James J. Imburgia, Jennings Rd. 9 Eden Frank D. Sausner, Mill Rd.
10 Kenmore James W. Smith, 270 Chelsea 12 Hamburg James F. Best, 103 Buffalo 12 Lackawanna Charles A. Caldwell, 79 Gates 6 Walter Tchowskyj, 75 Ridge 10 Buffalo Paul E. Bouma, 21 Hollywood 10 Anthony J.
Caggeso, 945 Tifft 10 in Lackawanna: BOYS were born to Mr. Nov. Norman W. Wetzel, Depew d. Walter 0.
Tilert, West Seneca a Richard A. Reynolds, West Seneca 00 Richard Pughakoff, 800 Clinton 00 Edward J. Mang, 33 Glendale Bernard A. Jerozal 44 Oberlin 00 John W. Holmes, Kenmore a Edmund Herter, Alden an James C.
Hammond, 21 Monroe as A. Gregory, 307 Niagara R. Granlun, Tonawanda 00 Charles John Gatke, Tonawanda Morris Fulgham, 1581 Jefferson 00 John S. Brown Cheektowaga 00 John A. Bisci 186 Gibson 00 Norman N.
Baker, West Seneca August Agnello, 165 Barton GIRLS were born to Mr. John Ziolkowski, 53 Slyde 0 Roman E. Zabinski, 1281 Sycamore a Richard A. Wolfe Lancaster Frederick F. Urso, 121 Edison a W.
Tyrna, 156 Lewis Joseph Sparks, Clarence Del-Roy Shanahan, Tonawanda to Robert C. Schafer, 26 Mariemont Andrew L. Pyles, 392 Adams Raymond J. Pringle, 209 Stockbridge 8 Roy H. Offhaus, Elma Chester Newland, Freedom Donald 753 LaSalle 9 Masif Mesanovie, 128 Folger William P.
Luedeke, 224 Summer Irving A. Laub, Hamburg Henry Kacala, Depew Daniel P. Hourigan, Tonawanda Bernard W. Hill, 173 Louisiana 00 Donald R. Heard, Tonawanda Robert G.
Gertz, '81 Seventh a George F. Day Tonawanda Donald Davis, 60 Hamlin a John 0. Closson, Holland Henry L. Bogdan, 68 Peck Charles J. Bender, Cheektowaga a TWIN BOYS were born to Mr.
Edwin J. Zurek, 69 Reservation 9 MARRIAGE LICENSES (Filed up to 4 PM, Nov. 16) Daniel Pawlak, 107 Selkirk, and Dorothy Borodzik, 857 Seneca Walter Ruta, 17 Tacoma, and Janet Galbo, 350 Minnesota Wesley Less, Austin, and Valera Freeman, Cheektowaga Leonard Rejewski, 153 Selkirk, and Alice Zdrojewski, 96 Grimes Benjamin Shepard, 21 Allen, and Onah Shaw, 14th James Lemon, 193 Madison, and Clara Hilton, 213 Madison Ernest Kohler, 1 Milton, and Katherine Babin, 131 Goodyear Robert Haley, Grand Island, and Mary E. Crandall, 140 Loring Somers Ricks, 777 William, and Beatrice Teal, 232 Cedar Lawrence Gray, 526 Parker, and Phyllis Smades, 114 Woltz Daniel Kosowiez, Riordan, 94 McKinley, and Ell 193 Orlando William Neal, Cleveland, and Lucille Westbrooks, 381 Masten Edmund Putas, 183 Rother, and Regina Glinska, 68 Walden Fedele Porreca, 17 Courtland, and Carol Cunningham, Eggertsville Ronald O'Connell, 73 Kenefick, and Frances Raslowski, 265 Birch John Norcia, Lackawanna, and Frances Sceusi, 145 Van Rensselaer John Lombardi, '819 Elm, and Jeanette Baxter, 819 Elm Frank Myszka, 1023 Clinton, and Shirley O'Mara, 49 Lewis Theodore Rushing, 153 Goulding, and Louise Ballard, 138 Glenwood Arthur Karnofsky, 428 Taunton, and Ellen Berkun, Kenmore Joseph Farrell, 38. Royal, and Dorothy Molak, Niagara Falls Jack Williams, 136 Grace, and Carol O'Connor, 94 Ontario ACCIDENTS Pritchard.
BURGLARIES Donald Christ, 15, of 543 LeBrun, Snyder, struck at Main Utica about 3:30 PM Saturday; right leg fracture; Buffalo General Hospital. Cold Spring Station police charged Mrs. Mildred A. Holten, 46, of 600 Woodlawn with passing a red light. Benjamin Gigliotti 8, of 601 Linden, struck in Linden near his home about 4:15 PM Saturday; head injury, multiple face cuts, fractured jaw, fractured right wrist, bruises; condition critical in Sisters Hospital.
Driver left scene and Colvin Station police later arrested two 14-year-old boys who, police said, were riding in stolen auto, four other juveniles and a 16-year-old boy. John Szpara, 23, of 12 Warren struck at Broadway Memorial about 5:50 PM Saturday, scalp cut, left leg injury: Emergency Hospital. Fillmore Station police gave a summons to Leonard P. Duszynski, 24, of 52 Gibson, charging failure to give the right of way to a pedestrian. Two hurt in two-car crash, Suffolk Millicent, about 2:20 AM Sunday.
They are: John H. Morton, 24, of 159-A Langfield, head injury, lacerations and abrasions: Emergency Hospital. Elmer T. Keller, 22, of 48 Meadowview, internal injuries; Emergency Hospital, transferred to Millard Fillmore Hospital. Police said the cars collided and that Mr.
Keller's machine then hit a pole and overturned on a lawn at 80 Millicent. George Antkowiak, 56, no home, hurt by on Bailey near Broadway, 9:45 PM Sunday; multiple abrasions and contusions, nose laceration: Columbus Hospital. Police said he walked into the path of a car driven by Robert Makowski, 18. of 55 Leslie. Mrs.
Clara Barlow, 76, 9 Yale, suffered scalp laceration when car in which she was a passengare struck a fire hydrant at E. Delavan and Newburgh at 1201 AM today, Treated in Meyer Memorial Hospital. Driver of car, Mrs. Mae Millet, 47, of 29 2214 Genesee, Heidrich's Collision Auto Repair; proprietor, Karl P. Heidrich, Freund; two tires, battery, worth overhead door-glass broken between midnight and 1 AM Sunday.
56 Sprenger, residence of Loran F. Hoschke; $163; sun-porch broken between 4:15 and 7 PM Saturday. 197 Sprenger, residence of Frank Swierkowski: $20; storm door forced between 3 and 10:15 PM Saturday. 43 Rogers, residence of Henry Dempsey; apparently nothing taken; rear window cut between 3 and 11 PM Saturday. 45 Rogers, residence of Mrs.
Clara Bouley; $40; rear-shed window broken between 7:45 and 11:55 PM Saturday. 49 Rogers, residence of Mrs. Ethel Hampe; $16; unlocked window used between 11 AM and 11:55 PM Saturday. 74 Rogers, residence of Mrs. Ethel Stotz; $70; front-door pane cut between 7:40 PM Saturday and 2 AM Sunday, 71 Rogers, residence of Max Winklehofer; $19 and two unendorsed checks totaling $522; unlocked front door used between 8:30 PM Saturday and 2 AM Sunday.
302 Tonawanda, Triangle Coffee Shop, proprietor, Mrs. Elsie Hazelton, 317 Dearborn; front door forced between 7:30 PM Friday and 7:30 AM Saturday, 529 Colvin, service station owned by Edward J. Van Deusen, 397 Colvin; entered between 7:45 and 8:05 PM Sunday by tearing screen from rear window; cash box containing $1.50 taken. Richard C. Held, 16, of 171 Saranac and two 15-year-old boys arrested by Colvin Station police; Held charged with thirddegree burglary and petit larceny, 365 Amherst, Snuf Bar, owner, Edward Urbanski, 365 Amherst; $100 in change stolen between 3:30 and 8:30 AM Sunday.
Thieves secreted themselves on premises. 561 Forest, Red Eagle Restaurant, owner, Mrs. Jennie Soccio of 2215 Niagara; $40 from juke box and undetermined amount of liquor taken between 2 and 7:30 AM today. Entry by cutting kitchen window screen. FIRE RECORD Alarms since 3 PM Saturday: 3:09 PM -Marine near Port, rubbish.
3:58 PM-Laird pea Isabelle, grass. 4:05 PM-Seneca Peabody, shanty, no damage. 4:47 PM-196 Hickory, mattress, no damage. 5:00 PM-Rano near Crowley, railroad ties, no damage. 5:15 PM -Rescue Squad 2 to 39 Clio; Mrs.
Margaret Lesswing, 75, ill, taken to Mercy Hospital. 5:34 PM-204 Oakmont, grass. 5:44 PM -Clinton Hubbard, auto, no damage 5:45 PM-32 Stewart, auto, alcohol spilled on motor, $75 damage. 6:16 PM-528 Howard, fumes, unnecessary. 8:02 PM- -S.
Legion Stevenson, shanty, no damage. 8:07 -Paderewski Stanton, false. 8:38 PM--Rescue Squad 2 to 1827 Seneca, unnecessary. 8:49 PM -Delavan Chapin, false. 9:32 PM-William Hickory, false.
10:06 PM -Rescue Squad 4 to 31 Miller; Mrs. Alfreda Baj, 35, ill, remained at home. 10:10 -Hudson Seventh, false. 10:23 PM -Rescue Squad 3 to 134 Stanton, unnecessary. 10:27 PM -Rescue Squad 1 to 378 Sycamore: Mrs.
Grace Edwards, 23, ill, remained home. 11:01 PM -Washington Scott, mattress in street, no damage. 11:45 PM -Rescue Squad 1 to 613 N. Oak; John Catalina, 63, dead when squad arrived. 11:55 PM -Rescue Squad 3 to 49 Young, unnecessary.
Sunday 6:04 AM-331 Monroe, rubber hose of still too close to stove; $2500 damage; Milton Stubbs, 51, owner and occupant of dwelling, arrested. 7:14 AM--Bailey Elk, rubbish. 12:06 PM -Rescue Squad 1 to 158 Swan; Fred Jackson, 39, ill; remained at home. 12:35 PM-90 Hoyt, unnecessary, 1:36 PM-514 West, straw in back yard, no damage. 2:46 PM--Rescue Squad 5 to Masten; Mrs.
Anna Panchert, 64, 348, 265 Sherman; pronounced dead. 3:02 PM--Rescue Squad 6 to 84 Highgate, unnecessary. 3:17 PM-278 Riverside, dwelling: careless use of cleaning fluid; $2250 damage; Robert R. Hogenkamp, 25, 0c- cupant of upper flat, burned on both hands and left arm; taken to Kenmore Mercy Hospital. 3:29 PM -Squaw Island dumps, rubbish, no damage.
4:10 PM -Abbey Baraga, grass. 4:46 PM-301 Commonwealth, dwelling; cause undetermined; $150 damage. 5:49 PM -Jersey Lakeview, false. 6:05 PM-La Salle dumps, rubbish, no damage. 10:02 PM -Rescue Squad 6 to 177 Hal.
bert: Mrs. Elsie Solat, 58, Ill; remained at home. 10:13 PM-39 Jersey, auto, no damage. 11:50 PM- -Rescue Squad 3 to 155 Gen. esee; Walter Wozlewski, 58, ill; taken to Emergency Hospital.
Today 2:25 -Swan and Washington, auto, $25 damage, 4:13 AM-1085 Jefferson, Loblaws Inc. bakery, oven explosion, loosened tin sheeting, damage undetermined. Injured and treated in Deaconess Hospital were Charles A. Hoffman, 45, 50 Gail, rightarm lacerations; Aldo DiNanno, 34, 78 Dorris, forehead burns. 5:45 A AM-547 Tonawanda, tavern, rage burning, no damage.
MISSING PERSON Arthur McLeod, 20, of 511 Elm since Saturday, 5 feet 11 inches, 150 pounds, blue eyes, blond hair: brown leather jacket, dungarees, black shoes. STOLEN CARS stolen from 165 Sanders Saturday. RECOVERED AUTOS 1948 Buick convertible, BG 5970, owned by Albert G. Slater of 163 14th; stolen from that address Sunday. 1954 Ford coach, EC 80-53, owned by Karl Lenhoann of 270 Georgia; stolen from Washington Chippewa Sunday.
1955 Studebaker sedan, 47-51 EC, owned by Frank Rausch Jr. of 1097 William; stolen from 1097 William Saturday. 1954 Chevrolet convertible, 8B 26-60, owned by George Baker of 165 Sanders; 1949 Chevrolet coach, 43-73 BL, owned by Dorothy Gallon of 34 Emerson; stolen from 34 Emerson Thursday; recovered at North Ellicott Sunday, 1955 Buick sedan, 41-26 BY, by Vito Del Sordo of 1344 West: stolen from 1344 West Thursday; recovered in Town of Tonawanda Saturday. PATENTS Buffalo Evening News Bureau WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 Patents issued to Buffalo-area applicants clude: James V.
Vevirit and Anthony Gingo, assignors, to J. A. Wilson Lighting Display means for connecting adjoining units of louvered grid lighting fixtures. James H. Penney, assignor, Westinghouse Electric mechanical drive.
John R. Oishei, Buffalo, and Henry C. Hueber, assignors, to Trico Products windshield-washer system. Elizabeth P. Olmsted, Ira G.
Ross, Buffalo, and Richard R. Francis, Tonawanda, correction of the conditions of strabismus in human vision. Welker W. Funk, Medina, assignor to Foot Machinery Chemical agricultural pesticide distributing apparatus. Harold P.
Henderson, Tonawanda, self-aligning protective plug for tubings, hose lines, threaded openings, etc. Richard C. Toole, Grand Island, Assignor, to E. I. du Pont, furro-magnetio cobalt and nickel manganese oxides having the ilmenite-type crystal structure, applicants include: Henty Henry chocolate flavor icing mix.
Sulphur Plays Many Roles In Service to U.S. Industry WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 A wakes up, washes, shaves, eats breakfast, takes a vitamin pill, reads the newspaper and drives to work. Everything he has used in the process- his own eyesight- contains sulphur, or required sulphur in the making. This all-pervading element, says the National Geographic Society, is a keystone of the industrial economy.
Rubber is vulcanized with the use of surphur. Gasoline is refined with it. Paper, textiles, leather, ivory, plastics, fertilizers, exmedicines, wool, disinfectants, plosives, weed killers, mustard special steels, oils, bleaches, plasters, vitamin B1, synthetic fabries, perfumes, printing inks, cellulose, paint, dyes, insecticides, toothpaste, sheep dip and soaps also contain sulphur, as do some 32,000 articles in common use. A vital constituent of plant cells, organic sulphur compounds part of animal protein and are found in body enzymes. In the human eye, light acts on sulphur compounds in the retina to produce vision.
Although it is widely distribut- red through the earth's crust, much sulphur is chemically combined with other elements such as iron. Production of free sulphur from these ores is expensive. In certain places, however, sulphur is found in uncombined deposits. Rich sources on the island of Sicily enjoyed a virtual production monopoly until 1903, when the Frasch process was invented to tap deposits under the marshy land of the United States Gulf Coast. Through soil too soft to permit tunnel mines, wells driven down to the stone formation that contains the sulphur, Each consists of three pipes, one inside another.
Superheated water is down the outside pipe. This melts the sulphur, turning it into a brownish-yellow liquid. It is forced up the middle pipe by compressed air sent down the smallest pipe. Poured out in mammoth vats on the surface, the sulphur cools in golden plateaus containing as many as 500,000 tons apiece. Some sulphur is loaded hot into "Ther.
mos bottle" barges which keep it liquid on the way to manufacturing plants..
