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THE NEIGHBORS

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Be Gail Sunny Scope Fuss Firm Bruce Other Brother

Wading Butch 1 7 M Rocky Bend 121* Lent Gone John 11

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Danger Fllg: Regent Linyillt Bonus

Entries PAIR GROUNDS I N T R I I S *

F i R S T - C l m g . , 4 y.e„ up, 6 fur

Race Results

TROPICAL PARK R I S U L T 1 F I R S T - * fur T imt , 1:12.

Swagman, McCurdy 24.20 10.00 Co. Captam, SaumtH * 40 Lingspar Rocket, Maxwell

S E C O N D - * fur Time. 1 : 1 1 * . Big Playback, Wajde 1120 »00 Drink No More, Truman 10.20 Sea Due* BrumfktkJ

T H I R D - l . ' . nules. Time, {hop. Thornburg 111 Phil's Boy. Kurtz Harvest Moon. Truman

F O U R T H - ! , ' , miles. Time. 1:57'». Pruco Breeze. Brumfitld 14.30 7.40

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Ex-Baker. Dead at 80

JohnM. Kid From Spain •Caunfy Chtlr 'n Erin's Green Bigger Bonus Cap Haitian Dormai Defend Yourself

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Alois Muehlbauef Jr., 80, of 43 Grandview Ave., Town of Tona-wanda, who was proprietor of Muehlbauer's Bakery, 388 Genesee St., for 32 years,* died Wednesday morning at Brothers of Mercy Nursing Home, Clarence.

A native of Germany, Mr. Muehlbauer came to Buffalo in 1886. He bought the bakery in 1918, and retired IS years ago.

ErailjB BUFFALO COURIER-EXPRESS, Thursday, January 2, 1964 4 7

Notices Received until 11 p.m. SttttlfB BARRY-Joseph J . of 45 Hoover Ave.,

Kenmore, Dec. 9) , 1963, beloved hut-band of Frances Guzek Barry; son of the late Jennie and Martin Barry of Al­bion, N.Y.; brother of Mart in , Mrs. Jo­seph (Charlotte) Doro, Mrs. John (Theresa) Steffan, Leo, John, Mrs, Helen Rogerson and Mrs. Chester (Fran­ces) Gary; brother-in-law of Michael Sakelis and Thomas Krol. Friends may call at the Lester H. Wedekindt Inc. Funeral Home, 32*0 Delaware Ave. at Eiseman, where funeral will be held Friday morning at »:45 and from St. Paul's R. -C. Church at 10:15. Friend6 invited. 1T2

O'Dell Entry. SECONO-Ctmg . 3 y.o., « fur.

117 John's Reno 112 aSea 0 Destiny 117 Dink's Boy 122 Bee Bee's King 117 Call Anytime 112 bSudden Dier 114 aLady Burgoo 112 bWiHow Image

"Don't let him see the label on that can! He doesn't know I've changed brands of dog food."

1:44. 10 23 10

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6.00 7.40

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Scissor Tall Interest Soeedv Zodiac Charm Belle Nova Son leqayle Kabilstan Sweet Anef

«W H Bishop

117 i 117 127 117 112 107" 10t 117

Stable Inc. Entry. bBurns a Forrest Entry T H I R D - C l m g . , 2 y.o., Mdns 3 fur.

•Smart Kip Peter Apache Parent Boy EI Menow Fire Dog M. bLark B

a Lawrence 4 bMeans Entry. F O U R T H - A l w c

113 101 111 111 113 113

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W h i n N Win Deep Spot Right Lucky aBlestusall bBalaclalra

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Grain Firms Are Target Of Probers

Entry.

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1:10*4. 4.00

4.00 11.20

3.20 3 40

2 10 5 40 440

2.S0 2.80 4.20

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700 3.20

Algernony, Gtlligan Carroll Road. va jque i

F I F T H - * fur. Time, 1 World Record, Hernandez Short Money. Gallimore Amalott, Korte

S I X T H - * fur. Time, Oracle Junction Blum First Round, Knapp Basswood, Brumfield

S E V E N T H - l . V miles. Time, 1:544* Macaco 2nd Waida 1140 5.00 4.00 Cumi lara Chambers »,0O Discata, Sorrentino

E l G W T H - * fur Time, 1 Blue Cabin, Solomont Jodl Aa» Truman Little, tAjjDe, McCurdy

N I P W N - * tur. Time, 1:10'*. Royal-Jiscot, Chambers 23 60 Port Of Mecca. Stevenson Lester, Vasqutz

T s W l l - 1 . ' . miles. Time, 1:47 5*»sicfc« Vasquei 49 40 23.40 10.40 Gem Dfv»r Knapp 7.20 4.40 Tui'a> Papular. Gallimora 11 00

dq-T.fR. Bea. dq-OisQuaiifted from 2nd to lastJ-

T W I N t D O U O L I : ( M H ) pant 12 942 4* DAILY DOUBLE: Swagman pud Big

P l a y b M i (2 4 7) paid S1T4.M.

SCRATCHES Highby Hills, Fauntelrov.

ue Ray. Go Man Go I I , Mary's Say David

Dust. Cookeviile, Hook Or Crook, Bryan s Cottage, Madarryl , Mrs. Mud Pack,

5— Go -Ahead. Broker's Money, Star I Sailer. Artist Town.

10-A.j/ j i Winn. Tahtma, Sparkle On, Kerne* ameka. Holy Mackerel, Rain­bow Light

iBe-Gail t i t 4,10 jbRifle Woman 11* 3.201 bSunny Scope 11* 4.*0 a Romwood H I

Parade at Dawn ' ' * Blond Siren n *

aBuhl Entry. bBarbour 4 Harris Entry F f F T H - C l m g . , 4 y o., UP

Firm Bruce Other Brother Judy's Fancy Bone Builder General Doae

S I X T H - C l m g

4 fur y.o.. Mdns Surtax In A Measure Cherry Roman Precious Jad« Breeze Bema Dreaming Delist

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« fur. Wlnninq Secret Cabin Depth Bagpioer FUSS

4.20 320

320 4.00 2 *0

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Roy's Lite Proud Reoel Auctioneer Cieab'-rn aLlnville Todd W Ruse de Guerre Scrivener aEstival

Th« NT. Time* N*w» Serviea

WASHINGTON - The Justice Dept. is considering action against one or more domestic grain com­panies for possible collusion in a conspiracy by several European grain importers to defraud the U.S. government.

The conspiracy involved the 11-| lerjal diversion, between 1959 and

1962. of more than half a million metric tons of feed grains worth

JJJ nearly $30-million that were to have been delivered to Austria under the foreign aid program.

Obituaries f ;

Mrs. Gaetano P. Runfola Mrs. Emily B. Runfola, 59. of

768 Seventh St.. wife of Dr.| Gaetano P. Runfola. died late i

He was past president of the Buffalo Master Bakers Assn. and the New York State Retail Bakers Assu. and an honorary member of the Kolping Society which he served as treasurer for 25 years. He also belonged to the Holy Name Society of Blessed Sacrament Church, Town of Tonawaada.

Mr. Muehlbauer is survived by two sons, Alois G. and Karl P., an assistant detective chief; a daughter, Mrs. Robert M. Dob-meier; four sistefB, Mrs. Rose Weyland of Buffjjo. and Mrs. Albert Winkler, p r s . Frances Schmitt and Mrs. p a r y Meyer of Hamburg; two brothers, Charles of Buffalo, and George of Ham­burg, and eight grandchildren.

Funeral Saturday Prayers will be said at 8:15

Saturday morning followed by a Solemn Requiem Mass at 10 in Blessed .Sacrament Church.

Robert A. Henney Robert A. Henngy, 55, of 4900

Tuesday night in Buffalo General j Milestrip Rd Blaodell a weigh-Hospital after a short illness

Born Emily Armitage in Wilkes-1 Barre, Pa., Mrs. Runfola came here with her parents when she) was 16. She attended a private!

master for 27 yeari at the Bethle hem Steel Co. Lackawanna plant, died Wednesday i t work of a heart attack.

A native of Tregton, N.J,, Mr.

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Regent 114 Unola 112 Bo Baou 117 Tahunj 117 Linden's Heart 101 Danaer Flight 112 Plenilunio II 114 Prince Mango 114

aLowrance Entry. S E V E N T H - C l m g . , 4 y p . , up, 4 fur.

Wait There 10» Go-Long 110" a Don Alonzt H4 Sweet Ginger 112 John M. 117 Solamentc 114 Kid Prom Spain 117 Brave Ally 114 aOonut l i t Bama Bear 113;

a w H Bishop Stable Inc Entry. E I G H T H - A l w c , 4 y o., uo, 4 fur

More than half of the diverted grain shipments were sold at a premium in West Germany. Smaller amounts were delivered to nine other European coun­tries, including 10,000 tons to Communist East Germany. None ef these countries was eligible to receive the grain under the aid program.

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CMARLRS TOWN RESULTS iff P l R S T - 7 fur. T i m t . 1:30*4.

CalhMT) County. Tar rw 42.00 2*40 At Anchor. Kallel 10.4B Subaltern. VaJanzuclp

S E C O N D - ? tur. T h m , 1:2f4*. Caotaift B gh, Patterson 7JO 4.00

frn'.er, GamBerdPll* 7.M F.x, Katlai

J - 6 ' 1 hjr. T l m t , • * • * % Ligosa, Katlai 5.40 3.00

Patterson 3.40 Pr de. Dstanger H - i ' i mi l t . Time, 1:55*s.

KaMai 15.20 1*4 p.nd Let. Zangari 3.40

e*.h»m. Russo uaiit:ed from 1st to 2nd - i '. mile*. T imt , 150*%.

A oio Puei Riston 7 SO 4.20 Ex."Sp*p. Kallai . 14,40 A ' tudp. Donnally

S I X T H ; tur Timt* 1:1?'v V * Ech. Patterion 2J.20 11 10 T^e SAr "0«r. Tre'igar 1.40 HcoD#r*s ""de. Headity

S £ V E ' . T H - 7 tur TfWP, 1:2*. G'«v i t * J , Russo 2.20 4.40 3 60 jo ' - . ty Blend. Headlty 10.90 7 r D> ' * i * e ; Pat t t rwn 4.13

E r G H T H - 6 ' i fur Time, 1:20A». Deacon Owe-s, Ka"ai 15 00 120 4.00 S-ieet Cee Cee Donnatly U.20 5 20 Test of Time. Small 3.20

Twi« double payoff $7.31 J 4* N ' N T H - f j fur Time, 4**s.

Ed's Monarcn. Donpally 3.20 2*0 2 20 \*»adow's B«!au Espinosa 3 00 2 a D" *m«»t Smtth 3.00

T E N T H - P « m.les. T imt , 2:13' v €*•«"»» Friend. B'*mome 1*40 15 40 110 T? 'off,. Gan-ibardei'a * 40 5.40 Co-'-mOhce-r. K ~>o*n y K

DAIIY DOUBLE: Calhoun County and Captain Slight (5 and 10) paid $234 10

SCRATCHES 1 — Maftile Tcp. Bi'Chwood, Trumoe' G-rl,

Notjt* P^» T om s Pal. Bill ot Rights 2-SeCOi'l F ctdle. Aunt Bee. Tumbl.n O.,

Pint Snoot, Frank % Honor Fastgator 3 - P r i n t e Torch. Cousin Ken, Pur%t

Stiver, Niquelado. Congress Park. Computer,

J -Bro t fc -s X . Witch's Chanf. Kum On Doe, Eck'.'rode Colt Bandit, Handy Brtrdy. Hap's Cap

4—Shfn og Stmt, Rornan Riches, War Lin*

7 -Mopc Boy. First Thnl l , Mr. Abe G,. Happy ViVer. A Go. Bohtmian Bay

S—Toot. True Bill Red Nest, Nahemeni. Agadden. i-r^ncess Nagra, School Cape'. K i g In Charge,

*—Pres'a Sjn. Mr M L.. Terror. Tfiton i Tru^f. Be'le Eileen.

10 -M ld - C as ' Ehza Belle. Oil Boom. Impn. Da sv s Beau Big Stout.

Bigger Bonus Erin's Gretn Sun Dipper aChell Charge

aW H Bishop N I N T H - C l m g .

Boy's Choict Pen Hallow Our Hazel Cap Haitien Uncle Hilly Domrai Patricia M . Blllisham Kid Gloves

114 104

Mr Buddy aAlemar

11 H4

Sen. John J. Williams (R-DeU estimated Wednesday that the di-

114 Stable Inc. Entry

4 y.o., up, !•'• milt 112 117 1)4 1)4 114 117 10* 114 10*

Big Art Plrst Mistak* Val Kay Defend Yourself Converted Drag King L » ' * Brassy Pld-t-Torla Ttnny

11* 117 10* 121 IC9 114

TROPICAL P I R S T - M d n s .

12.40 BuckhM 420 Jovial Joker 0.00 Our Saggy

f Princess Heiene 210 Papa Bally 3 10 >. Count Howit 4-10 Rich Wine

»*d Chevron 1,401 Reply Mail

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2.40 J 3 » ; Easy w a y M — \. Sissy Missy 2.10 i Thriller Oilier 2.Wj$onken *•*> I T t ryn

1 Night Scent Slipshod

S E C O N D - C l m g , 4 117 104 107 117 104

104 toften She's Smoken

T H I R D - C l m g Nooralshan Borneo Amesie Bang Revoque Chalmoogra

FOURTH-w sk U P Go Ahead Hairsprnt; Whittier Chailenoe Ship Fast-N Fleet Squirrel Hill

F l F T H - C i m g . aDooe Nymph wayzeta Depressed bBucket Brigade Lea Coming cDr Graham Mod-I Chanv* Rosv Ross

Jet Bar awinganeek bBuckeye Stab cS;nger Tobin OMornsStone S I X T H - C l m g .

Hooker B"trino Notable I I I Ohio Ann Vengavito

S E V T N T H - A I Big Cal Rite Stripe aOut Of Pec kef Busy Beam Final Conflict

a Bu M ington-Car war dine EiGHTH-Clmg . 4 y o

HI county Chairman 1U| version brought between $3-million and $5-mil!ion to the conspirators in windfall profits. Officials in the Dept. of State agreed with the estimates. |

For the past year Lester P. j Condon, inspector general of the

ii*, Dept. of Agriculture, has been in-j invest igat ing the diversion. Help-j

in* him on the diplomatic side has I bom J. K. Mansfield, inspector qcneral for foreign assistance in the Dept. of State.

Subcommittee Report The interest of the Dept. of

has been disclosed in a jj* report made by two investigators HI | for the House Appropriations Com­

mittee to a subcommittee for ag­riculture appropriations. The in­vestigators, both former FBI agents, are Leonard M. Walters, and Robert Van Waggoner.

Officials here said Wednesday that only one of the six grain dealers involved in the Austrian shipments was located in New Orleans That company, they said, was C. B, Fox Co.

business school here and married Dr. Runfola March 4,1924.

She was a past president of the Women's Board of Colum­bus Hospital and a member of the Women's Auxiliary of the Erie County Medical Society and the Society of St. Jude^

Surviving, besides her husband, are three daughters, Mrs. Louis

! H. DiVincenzo of Amherst, Mrs. 'John F. Martina of Buffalo and Mrs. William A. Reilly of Ann

j Arbor. Mich.; two sons. Peter G. jand Harry J., both of Buffalo; a I sister, Mrs. Anthony F. Gugino of j Buffalo; three brothers, Charles ' Armitage of Milwaukee, Wis., J Leroy and Sheldon Armitage, both of Buffalo; and 11 grandchildren.

Friends may call at the Rubino Funeral Home, 271 Porter Ave. A funeral Mass will be said at 9:45

Henney joined Betiflehem in 19M. He was a past superintendent

of the Layreadef s Missionary League and a member of Lacka­wanna Lodge No. 887 F&AM.

Mr. Henney is survived by his wife, the former Dorothy Riter; two sons, Byron J. and Donald R., both of Buffalo; tifo sisters, Mrs. Charlotte H. LoBtte of Buffalo, and Mrs. Oscar Frederickson of Mansfield, Ohio, and one grand­child.

A Masonic servife will be held at 8 Friday evening at Loomis, Offers and Loomis Memorial Chapel, 1820 Seneca St. Funeral services will be at 1:15 Saturday afternoon in the chapel and at 2 at St. Mark's Episcopal Church, Or­chard Park. Buriaf will be in Hill-crest Cemetery, Hfjmburg.

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Myron A. Hopps

Saturday morning in Holy Angels!,. M y ™ A* H ° P P ^ 5 5 ' ^ 1 5 2 Mil" rh„^h IAZ p f t rt« A , , . n,.;, .i lieent Ave., a retired insurance Church. 348 Porter Ave. Burial arrangements will be announced

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I IS Wave Burst y.P., 1 , ' . mi l t .

Icily Light Dtar Son Rattan Quit Lucy K. El Diavolo Don Nilo Salem Mist Guava Rye N' Ginger

4 y.o. up. abt l'« 112 CanteJoada I I 121 World Ruler 112 Mirtaugh 110 Sun Energy 11$

Cimg 4 y.o. up, 4 fur. 113 Adorette

No Dance Willing Prince Star Sailor Palm Beach Broker's Money

11? 10*

111 111 111 101 111 T

113 Justice

114 114 10* 107 114 1M 10* 10? 112

mile. 107 It* 112 111

Miss Eleanor M. Paradeis Funeral services for Miss Elea­

nor M. Paradeis, 67. of 384 Lin-wood Ave., an accountant and businesswomen for 43 years, will be held Friday morning.

Miss Paradeis d i e d Tuesday'joined the PruckMltial morning at Millard Fillmore Hos-jCo. one year latet^ pital, where she had been an ac countant since 1951.

agent, died Wednesday morning in Georgian Court Nursing Home, 1040 Delaware Avt., after a long illness.

Mr. Hopps, a native of Scran-ton, Pa., was a graduate of Scranton Business College. He moved to Buffalo* in 1941, and

Insurance

Miss Paradeis, a native of Buffalo, graduated from Sacred Heart Academy here in 1919. She was chief accountant for First National Film Co., 505 Pearl St., from 1920 to 1935, when she became director of the Pamo Film Exchange at the same address. She was a member of the Catholic Daugh­ters of America.

a sister,

i n 117 117 117 tat 10* 3 y o., 4 fur.

105 Caldeke Swiss Song Civic Arena dSenor Pan G dAlderhrook aSign Play

117 117 107 117 117 120

i n 108 107 104 113 103

cBright Tomor'w io» involved conflicting reports on des­tinations filed with the Customs Office and the Agriculture Dept.

The subcommittee report said entry.

START the

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BARTLETT'S with

Heathtrbow Tax Roman Escort Tirifilo

N I M T H - C l m o , Kin Fly Rock Bend H»lieanne Ed i * Jo Wading Butch

101 117 101 112 10* 117 112 bMarshall Drake 10* 120

Sta Proctor entry.

eTitry. entry.

4 y o up. 1 '. mile 117 Would Reward 101 Lamington 117 Sunup 105 Grey OH 111

. 4 S 5 y t , 4 fur. H i aFidas 110 Rult The Road U * Spaniard 112 S jm-ner Rose IIS

entry up, * fur

In a speech last July, Sen. Williams listed the other five companies as Cargill Inc. of Minneapolis, Louis Dreyfus of Baltimore, and Bunge Corp., Continental Grain Co. and Gar-nac Co.—ail of New York.

Williams said that "the evidence is more than circumstantial" and

She is survived by Mrs. Clara M. Marien, of Buf-1 Delaware Rd., Town

.falo. and a brother. Herbert N.jwanda. Burial will be I Paradeis. Town of Tonawanda

He was past president of the Insurance Agents International Union.

Mr. Hopps is survived by his wife, the former Lauriena Wag­ner; two daughters, Mrs. John Spelder Jr. of Toiawanda, Mrs. Joseph Gauthier Jr. of Buffalo, and six grandchildren

Friends may cafl at the Carlton A. Ullrich Funeral Home, 3272 Bailey Ave. Funeral services will be Saturday afternoon at 1 at St. Marks Lutheran Church, 576

of Tona-in Forest

Prayers will be said at 8:30 Fri | day morning at the William A ; Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Dela ,ware Ave [ a Solemn [9:15 at St. Joseph's New Cathe Sriral, Delaware and W. Utica. Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Ceme­tery, Town of Tonawanda.

Lawn Cemetery,

Mrs. Mary S. So Mrs. Mary S. 9tott, 75, of 171

Kenmore, followed by chapin Pky., wi*Jow of Donald \ i i s Requiem at ] McCormick Scott, | i ed Wednesday

in Buffalo General Hospital after a short illness.

A native of Coanellsville, Pa.. she was a graduate of Penn Hall and Wilson College^ both in Cham-

2592 bersburg, Pa. Mariied in 1916, she Thomas R. Hurd Thomas R. Hurd. 82, of _ . ^ , .

Bowen Rd., Elma. died Wednes- j ca.m<? to, B u f f a l ° *» 1928. day morning in Drushler Nursing1 M r s S 0 0 " s e r v « * f ° r t w 0 y ' e * n

further that •investigation clearly Home East Aurora after a two a s v i c e Pr e s ident of Scott Casting shows that West German grain j w e e k s ' illness Corp. She was a member of

los importers conspired to obtain thei A n a t i V e of Elma Mr Hurd Westminster Pres|i|rterian Church tot djvfu

rted grain- »nd at least one g r a d u a t e d f r o m t n e central School a n d t n e Twentietjf Century Club of these importers u conclusively,^ B u f f a l o H e o w n e d a n d o p e r a t e d

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115 113 11* 110

identified.

The Weather 114 Royal Return 112 120 Telegenic 105 U3 You Look Cute H4 IP* Happy Anolt 120 4 y o UO. mi l t 70 yds

114 Killvmoon 113 1 "i Long Gone John M5 104 Party Snack 10* 104 Nir;shi 112 1U Dan.io 120

U S Department of Commerce, Buffalo, N y „ Jan 1, 1**4 , , ,

Maximum temperature is highest for M e t n O d l S t C h u r c h '2 nours ending at 7 p.m. Minimum temperature is lowest for I t hours ending at 7 o m Weather is at 7 p.m All re­cordings are in Eastern Standard Time.

Temp. Weather Max Min.

«the Luzurne Lumber Co. in Forty 'Ford, Pa., from 1907 to 1909. He !then returned to Elma to become president of the Tifft Lumber Co., a position he held until his re-

Itirement in 1930. Mr. Hurd attended the Elma

He is survived

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S E C O N D - C l m Corny Man )0» J'ggs Kid 10* Tom s Pal " 14 Lynny El 10* Beiievu* Bowl 114 Trumpet Girl '04 Bill Of Rohts H4 Birchwood ' 14

T H I R D - M d n s Full Sp'd Ahead Jodv Jed Craig's Run Press O Sail Jim Harrier Rough Joe Bad Colonel Paul's Pr:nc#

F O U R T H - C l m g Johnson Girl Seashine New fcndeavor Spanish V i e * Masters Glorv River Goddess Pam Slam RecognUt

F I F T H - C l m g . Shag Rays Nioueiado F redd i t Fr tnk's Honor Hold The Phone Osoohar Computer Surt John

S I X T H - C l m g , Helanic Star 112 Ten Penny 114 Mary Cole 110 Douolt Try . I l l Dess Pwlin 107 Caoum John US

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110 Mr. rarotni int 131 115 Willie the Whale 113 111 Mr. Blast 113 11* On The Lawn 115 10 Hi Daumitr )14

113 Bytown US 117 Silversm.fh >21 US Bangkok 121 4 yos and up, abt f/i tur

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by a daughter. Mrs. Cornela H. Tyler of Elma, and two grand­children.

Funeral services will be held at 2 Friday afternoon at Kenneth, Howe Funeral Home in East Au-; rora. Burial will be in Elma Cemetery. j

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Firm Making Hollow Structural Sections

BETHLEHEM. Pa. - A new! product — hollow structural sec-| tions — has been added to the structural shape product line of! Bethlehem Steel Co. Edward D. Bickford, vice president in charge of sales, made the announcement Wednesday,

The product will be ©old-formed from steel plate and sheet facili­ties of Welded Tube Co. of Amer­ica, Philadelphia. Pa. Engineered for construction and general pur­pose applications, the smooth sur­face will make the sections espe­cially well-suited for use as ex­posed steel beams, Bickford said.

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Police Record BURGLARY-1444 Genesee. Howard t .

Ruth's Modal B Supply Co., tnt tred by breaking display window. An tuto racing stt ana a train set with totti value of 548 stolen.

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She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Richard C. Condon, of Me-tuchen, N.J.; a soaj, SinclairJkott, and two grandsoo|L

Funeral service! will be, held at 2 Saturday afternoon at Holmes Chapel, Westminster Church, 724 Delaware Ave. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Cenaitery.

Harland W. D. Smith Harland W. D. Smith. 83. 120

Highgate Ave., fojfmerly of Lock-port, died here Wednesday. A native of Murray, Orleans Coun­ty, he had lived in Buffalo for the last five yeard Prior to that he lived in Lock port for 60 years.

A minister of music*, he had been associated with Emmanuel Methodist Church, Lockport, for 50 years in the capacities as or­ganist and chormaster. He also taught piano and organ in Lock-port.

He was a graduate of Holley High School and the Oliver Wil­lis Halstead Conservatory of Music in Lockport. He was a fellow of the American Guild of Organists and a member of Ni­agara Lodge 37$, F&AM, Lock-port. ^

Survivors are a daughter. Mrs. Charles S. Allgeier of Depew; two sons, Oliver W. Smith of Buffalo and Paul L. Smith of New York City, and four gftndchildren.

Funeral scrvicai will be held at 2 Sunday afternoon in Em­manuel Methodist Church, Lock-port. Burial will be in Cold Spring Cemetery, Ixrekpoft.

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broad stream of relatively mild Pacific air, which is expected to overspread Western New York during the next 24 to 36 hours.

"Your experience with those six top firm sounds good . . . except that it was all in one year."

B A Y S - N U T H A L L - M a r y , of 125 Stock-bridge Ave., Dec. 30, 19*3, wif t of the lata Morgan Bays; mother of Mrs. Wil­liam (Mary ) Schmidt, Mrs. Franklin (Janet) Feind and Mrs. Joseph (Lor­raine) DePiato, also survived by seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild Friends may ctl l t t tht Harry A Wedekindt Funeral Home, 280 Grover Cleveland Hwy at Bailey, where serv­ices will be held Fr idty t t 2 p.m. Friends invited. Mrs. Bays was a mem­ber of Masfen Park Baptist Church,

BE I D L S M A N -Florence Bennett, of 34* Bedford A"e. , Dec. 31, 1963, wife of the lat* cJwin L.; mother of Mrs. Dtv ld L Tyler of Havertown, Pa, and John Beioleman of Manllus, N Y ; also survived by seven grandchildren. Fu­neral from the Warren ft. Austin Fu­neral Homt Inc., 565 Elmwood Ave. Friday at 2 p.m. Family present 3-5 and / • * p.m. 2t3

SOBER Joseph in Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 30, 1*43. formerly of Buffalo, N.Y., be­loved son of Joanna and the late John Sober; devoted brother of Mary Anne

Milewski, John Bober of Washington, D.C., Sister Mary Alberta (Fellcian Order) of Dunkirk, N.Y., Stanley Bober of Dunkirk, N.Y. and the late Allen Adam-czak and Frank Bober; also survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral serv­ices Saturday at 9.30 a.m. from the residence of his t isttr M t r y Anna Milewski, 15 H t l l t r Avt . , Chtektowaga, N.Y. and Solemn Requiem Mtss at St. John Gutlbert Church at 10 a.m. Inter­ment in family plot, St. Stanislaus Cem­etery. Friends invited. Arrangements by Matthew C. Okoniewski Funeral Home, 11M Walden at Guatbert.

B R U N S O N - F r e d A. Brunson of South Hill Rd., Coldtn, N. Y., Dec. 31, 1963, husband of Grace Johnston Brunson; father of Mrs. Vincent (Grace) Fetto, Sgt. 1st 1/C Joseph M. Hickler of Monterey, Calif., George F. Hickler and Mrs. William (Marie) Wheeler; brother of Mrs. Gtorgt (Myrtle) Dun-kin of Cleveland Ohio, and the late Frank Brunson of Coldwater, Mich.; also survived by seven grandchildren, t h e family will receive friends from 2-5 and 710 p.m. at the Joseph D. Leonard Funeral Home, 3903 Seneca St., West Seneca, N.Y., where funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are Invited to attend.

BURGHEN-George . Dec. 29, 1**3. of 504 Franklin St., btloved father of Mrs. Chester (Carol) Kulas, Mrs. Lynda Sambor, George, Raymond, Claude Burghtn and four grandchildren. Fu­neral from Gtorgt J . Roberts & Sons Funeral Homt, 205 Linwood Ave., Thursday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. 112

CASH—M. Jeffrey of I Lexington A v e , Dec. 30 in Boca Raton, Florida. Wife of the late Sydney E. Cash; mother of Mrs. Fred H. (Dorothy) Hessel. Friends may call at the Warren B. Austin Funeral Home Inc., 565 Elm-wood Ave. Friday from 3-5 and 7 9 p.m Flowers gratefully declined. Funeral private. 2t3

CHIPMAN Walter E., of 1967 Wehrle Dr., Willlamsvilte. Dec. 31, 1963, hus­band of Anna Hufnagel; father of Sister M. Ann Catherine OSF, Wlllard, Elon, Mrs. Dean Gallagher and Ron­ald Chipman. Funeral from Beach-Tuyn Funeral Home, 5541 Main St., corner Ctyuga Rd.. Williamsvllle, Fr i ­day morning at 10:30 o'clock. Friends are invited. 112

C R A I G - H u g h J . , December 31, 1963, of 24 Kirtfwood Drive, West Seneca, N. Y., husband of Margaret Yahn Craig; fa­ther of Mrs. Frederick (Ellen) Wiese, Mrs. John E. (Jane) White, Mrs. Clif­ford (Marie) Franklin, the late Chester W. and Hugh J. Craig Jr.; grandfa­ther of 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild; brother of the late John F. Craig. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. at the funeral home of John E. Courtney, 1169 Seneca St w h t r t funtral will bt held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are in­vited. Mr. Craig was a member of F .1A .M . United Craft Lodge No. 931 Masonic sarvices Friday evening at I o'clock. 2t4

C Y R I K - V l c t o r i a (nee Wcislo) of Falls Rd., West Falls, N Y . , December 31, 1943, wife of the late Joseph; devoted mother of Stella Kalwicki, Peter, Chester, Stanley, Raymond and the lat t Gtnevieve and Walter; mother-in-law of Anthony Kalwicki, Josephine. Dorothy, Irene and the late Fay; sister of Mrs. Peter (Aniela) Rusek; also survived by 11 grandchildren. Funeral from Buszka Funeral Home Inc., 1997 Clinton St., Saturday at 9 a.m, Requiem High Mass at St. Bernard's Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment in St. Adalbert's Cemetery. Friends invited. 2t3

DUCHENE-Corne l ia J. (Cora) of 101 Elm St., Dec. 30, 1943, sister of Eugenie B. Duchtnt and Harry L. Duchene; aunt of Mrs. Jean Burrows of Min-nesota and Harry W. Duchene. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-9 at the Mc­Donald Funeral Home, 1103 Delaware Ave., where services will be held Fr i ­day at 9:30 and at Our Lady of Lourdes Church at 10 o'clock. Friends: invited. 1t2

F A Z A C K i R L Y - J a m e s J. of Attica, N . Y . Jan. 1, 19*4. Beloved husband of Clara; father of James Jr , Creneston, R l , Mrs. Edward (Dorothy) Troendle, Paw-1 tucktt, R.I. and Mrs. Leo (Mary) Ber-, geron, Ft. Ructttr, Ala.; stepfather of Mrs. Mason (James) Stockholm, Mead-Ville, Pa and Mrs. Louis (Kay) Bon-

fliolatti, Adams, Mass ; brother of Stan-' ey, Mrs. Robert (Lil 'y) McDonald.

Mrs. Lucy Young, and Mrs. Charles (Alice) Moore. Also survived by 16 grandchildren. Friends may call at the; Marley Funeral Home, 135 Main St., Attica. Arrangements incomplete.

F I T Z P A T R I C K - L o u i s e Stadlmier, Jan. 1, 19*4, of 34 Fifth St., Woodlawn. N.Y., I beloved wife of Dewey Fitzpatrick; i mother of Sam Fitzpatrick, Mrs Harry Reekie, Robert, Donald, and David Fitz­patrick; survived by 11 grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Lawrence McClelland and Mrs. Thadeus Wierzdba. Funeral from the Geo. N. Kennedy Mortuary, Bias-dell Branch, 54 Lake Ave Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends invited.

2t4 F R I E D H A B E R - H e l e n (nee Hutka), sud­

denly, in East Aurora, N. Y., December I 30, 1963, beloved wife of Edwin Fried -haber; daughter of the late Stephen and Btr th t Hutka; sister of Mrs. F ran - , cis Nistler and John Hutka and the late ! Elizabeth Bozgeh Funeral from Leo L. I Buchhtit Funeral Home, 666 Ridge Rd., I Ltckawanna, Friday morning at 9 and . from The Assumption Church at 9 30. Friends invited. 3112

F R I E N D - B e s s i e E. Hoar, in East! Aurora, N Y . . January 1, 1964, wife of Ernest J . ; mother of Captain Donald W. USAF in Japan, and Mrs. John | (Carol) Pagliaccio, East Aurora. N.Y.; also survived by five grandchildren.' The family will receive friends at] Kenneth Howe Funeral Home, 64 Maple I St., East Aurora from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Notic* of funeral later. Flowers grate-1 fully declined. Memorial gifts may be made to the First Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund, East Aurora. 2t3

O A L L A - S e e Gulla notice. lt2

O A J I W S K I - Frances (nee Grabowski), of Sheer Rd., North Java, N.Y. and formerly of 107 D.ngens St., Buffalo, N.Y., January 1, 1964, beloved wife o f the late Michael, mother of Verna (Julius) Smith, Anna Zakes, Edward (Louise), Walter (Helen), Frank (Ann), Frances (John) Wozniak, Dorothy (Raymond) Mezydlo, Slephania (Mi ­chael) Kosek, Irene (Stanley) Pula, Theresa (Ltwis) Black; mother-in-law of the Itte Bernard Zakes; sister of the late Stella Tanski; also survived by 25 grtrvdchildren and five great-grand children. Funeral Saturday •morning from the Pietszak Funeral Home Inc., 10* Clinton St. at 10:30 o'clock and at Holy Apostles Peter and Paul Church at 11 o'clock. Interment in St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Friends invited.

O I R B E R - J e a n n e Bo -e Gtrber. sudden­ly Dec. 31, 1963 of 40 LaSalle Ave. Beloved wife of Eugene Gerber; moth­er ot Dr. Eugene H. Gerber; steomoth-er of F r t d J. G t r b t r ; sister of Mrs. F r t d Amieux of Paris, France; orand-mother of seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. at Dietrich Funeral Home, 2528 Bail ty Ave. where services

will bt held on Saturday at 9 30 a m and at St. Joseph's Church, University Heights, at 10 a.m. 2t3

OULLA-Domenic , of 30 Ketchum PI . , In Buffalo, Dec. 31, 1963, husband of Mary DeFusto Gulla; father of Mary , Joseph (Paul Trent) , S tmut l , Peter, Mrs. Philip (Ktrherine) Erwin, Anthony, John, Wil­l iam and tht late Frank Gulla; also survived by 14 grandchildren and fowr grtat-grartdchildren; brothtr of Salvatore and Anthony Gulla of Norwood, Mass., and Mary and Katherine of Italy. Friends may call at Th t Rubino Funeral Home Inc., Por­ter and Niagara, Wednesday and Thursday, 2-5 and M 0 p.m. Funeral Mass In Our Lady of Loretto Church, Friday at »:15 a .m. Friends invited.

It2 HALLINAN -Agnes L., In Buffalo, Dec.

31, IMS, of 294 Woodward Ave., be­loved wi f t ef the late Joseph B mother of Joseph O. Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 at tht Charles P. frapp Funeral Home, 2524 Main St., where funeral will be held Friday at 9 a.m. and from St. Mark's Church (Amherst and Woodward) at 9:30 o'clock. Friends invited. 112

HARM UM A N - S a m u e l M „ Dec. 30, 1943, formerly ef t * Wildwood. West Seneca, beloved husband of the late Maude (nee Delaney) Harr iman; father of Mrs. Matthew (Margar t t ) Schultr, Samuel H. and Edward- M „ both of Lyndonviiie, N.Y., Vtrnon J . , Lawrence A. and Mrs. Patrick (Adeie) Harr iman ef California; brother of Edmond and Jacob Harr i ­m a n ; grandfather of 12 grandchildren. The family wil l be present to receive friends from 2-5 ana T-10 p.m. at the Suburban Amioone Funtral Home Inc., 5** Cleveland Dr. (between Harlem and the Thrwway), where funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends invited. Interment In St. M t t t h t w t Cemetery. 31 fa

3n llrmnriam H A N D Z L I C K - l n loving mtmory of my

dtar husband, Frank, who passed away six years ago today, Jan. 2, 1951.

SADLY MISSED BY W I F E , ROSE

HARRIS—Marshall , suddenly in Lacka­wanna, N. Y „ Dec. 31, 19*3, husband of Elizabeth Parry Harris; son of Maude and the late William Harris.-brother of Mrs. Lester Farr , Mrs. Paul Hyland, and James Harris. Calls may be made at the Leo L. Buchheit Funeral Homt, est Ridge Rd. until 10 p.m. Thursday evening. Funeral from the Floyd Battenberg Funeral Home, Jermyn, Pa., Monday. T ime to be an­nounced later.

H E N N E Y - R o b e r t A. of 4*00 Milestrio Rd., Blasdell, N, Y . , Jan. 1, 1*64, hus­band of Dorothy Rit tr Henney, father of Byron J . and Donald R. Henntv; brother of Mrs. Charlotte H. LoBue, Mrs. Oscar (Margaret) Frederickson. Also survived by 1 grandchild. Friends may call a f t e r * o'clock Thursday after­noon at Loomis, Offtrs, and Loomis Inc Memorial Chapel, 1120 Seneca St.. where funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:15 o'clock and from St. Mark's Episcopal Church (Orchard Park, TJ, Y . ) at 2 o'clock. Deceased was • member of tht Lav-reader's Missionary League and Lacka­wanna Lodge No. 117 F . i A . M . Masonic services will be held under the auspices of Lackawanna Lodge No. 187 F.&A.M. Friday evening at I o'clock at 1820 Seneca St. 2t4

H I G O I N S - Frances T. Meyer, of 1551 Love Rd., Grand Island, N Y . , Dec. 29, 1963, beloved wife of John w . Higgins; mother of Mrs. Gordon ( D o r o t h y ) Wade; grandmother of Diane Wade; sister of Benjamin Mtyer , Mrs. Lillian Eriksen, Mrs. Marion Rosenberger, Ruth Meyer, Mrs. Florence James, Arthur, Wilbur and Harold M t y t r . Friends may call from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. at The Dengler Funeral Homt, 343 Leroy Ave., where funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Friends ar t invited. 30t2

H I L D I N O C R - W a d e Wheeler, of 55 Loch Lee, Williamsville, N.Y., suddenly, Dec, 29, 1963, in Jacksonville, Fla., beloved husband of Adah Maya Thompson Hil-dinger; father of Mrs. Thomas (Mari ­lyn,) Witt, of Rochester, N.Y,, Mrs. Peter (Cecyl) Herguth, of Dryden, N Y . , and Deborah Hildinger; son of Howard L. and Violet Mae Deal Hildinger, of Nash. Ok la.,- also survived by five grandchildren, Diane Elizabeth, Douglas Howard, David Raymond Witt, Wade Peter and Lor] L te Herguth; brother of Mrs. Gltn Brafchtr, Mrs. Ellis Mills and Mrs. Vincent Sweeney. Friends may call at the Darwin E. Myers Funeral Home, 4614 Main St., at Roycroft Blvd., Snyder, Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Funeral from North Presbyterian Church, 300 No. Forest Rd., Williamsville, N.Y., Thurs­day at 10:30 o'clock. Friends are in­vited. Flowers gratefully declined. Ex­pressions of sympathy may be made to the Heart Fund. Intermtnt at Enid, Oklahoma. 3112

H O P P S - M y r o n A., Jan. 1, 1944, of 152 Millicent Ave. Beloved husband of Lauriena Wagner Hopps; father of Mrs. John (Corinne) Spelder Jr, and Mrs. Joseph (Judith) Gauthier Jr. Also survived by six grandchildren. Brother of Lawrence, George of Flint, Michigan, Harold and Mrs. Guy Bilancini. Calls may be made at Carlton A. Ullrich Fu­neral Home Inc., 3272 Bailey Ave. until 10 p m. Friday evening Funeral serv­ice from St. Mark's Lutheran Church, Delaware Rd., Kenmore Saturday after­noon at 1 o'clock. Friends are invited*. Mr. Hopps was a member and past president of Insurance Agents Local, The family will be present from 2-4 and 7-10 p.m 2t3

H U R D - T h o m a s R . of Elma, N.Y., Jan­uary 1, 1964, husband of the late Flor­ence. Nye; father of Mrs. Cornelia Ty­ler; grandfather of Thomas B and Nancy Ann Tyler. The family will re- , ceive friends at the Kennth Howe Fu- I neral Home, 64 Maple St., East Aurora from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Memorial gifts may bt made to the Elma Methodist Church

J A E O B R - A r t h u r J. , of 20 East Center Rd., West Seneca, N.Y., Jan. 1, 1964, beloved husband of Augusta Gebauer Jaeger, brother of Mrs. Erna Lund of San Leandro, Calif , and the late Otto, Mrs, Sophie Kibler, Mrs. Emma Schmitt and Mrs. Louise Balsch. Friends may call at the J. Warren Hoy Funeral Home Inc., 3976 Seneca S t , West Seneca where services will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. If desired contributions may be made to St. Paul's Lutheran Church Me­morial Fund, Blossom, N.Y. Friends Invited 2t3

JAKUBIK r Genev ieve (nee Milewski), of 109 Goodyear A v e , Jan. 1. 1964, wife of the late Bronislaus; beloved mother of Bertha (Stanley) Gabryszak, Helen (Henry) Janicki, Leonard, Alice (Bene­dict) Llsiecki, Edwin (Olive), John (Carol Ann), and the late Edward, Daniel, and Alfred; sister of Stanley, Joseph, Bernard, Helen Byrski, and the late Julius and Anthony; also survived by five grandchildren. Funeral Satur­day at 9:30 a.m. from St. John's Fu­neral Home, 1456 Broadway corner Koons Ave. and at 10 a m . at St. John Kanty Church. Burial in St Stanislaus Cemetery Friends invited. Family will be present from 2-10 p.m. 2t3

JANSEN-Sa l ly Callahan, Dec. 31, 1963, formerly of New York City, wife of the late Fred Jansen; cousin of Mrs. Ross J. Moran and J. Paul Nolan. Friends may call at the Thomas V. Ray Fu­neral Home, 465 Franklin St. on Wednesday from 2-4 and 7-9. Memorial services will be held at Forest Lawn Chapel on Thursday at 2 p.m. Friends are invited to attend. It2

KELLER —Beatrice M (nee Prenevou), Jan. 1, 1*64, of 50 Cobb St., Tonawanda, N Y . Beloved wife of Cletus G. Kel­ler; mother of John G , James C. and Mary L. Keller; daughter of Margaret and the late Godfrey Prenevou; sister of Joseph, William and John Prenevou, Mrs. Mary Louise Baer and Mrs. Kathryn Ryan. Funeral . f rom Wm. A. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tremont Saturday morning at 9:30 •nd from St Timothy's Church at 10 o'clock Friends are invited. Mrs. Keller was a member of the Altar and Rosary Society of St. Timothy's Church The family will be present from 2-5 and M 0 p.m. 2t3

L A R I V E Y - l r m a Hop* Larivey, of 147 Stanton St , suddenly January 1, 1964, beloved wife of Robert Larivey; mother of John and Randall Larivey and the late Robert and Michael Larivey, daughter of John and Elizabeth Hope; sister of Mrs. Russell (Ruth) Maracle and Mrs. Stanley (Helen) Kovacevic Friends are invited to call afier 12 noon Friday at the Ray O'Con-nell Funeral Home Inc , 2286 so. Park Ave where funeral services will be held Saturday morning at a time to be announced. 2t3

L A R I V E Y - R o b e r t and Michael, of 147 Stanton St , suddenly January 1, 1944, beloved sons of Robert Larivey and the late Irma Hop* Larivey; brothers of John and Randall Larivey; grandsons of John and Elizabeth Hope and Ed­ward Larivey. Friends are invited to call after 12 noon Friday at the Ray O'Connell Funeral Home Inc , 22*6 So Park Ave where funeral will be held Saturday morning at a time to be an­nounced. Jt3

L INOSAY-Lawrence , Jan. 1, 1**4, of 541 Adam St., Tonawanda. Husband of the late Margaret (net Gallagher); father of Mrs. Harvey (Olive) Ham­mond, Mrs. Oswald (Marge) James, Parneli ILarry) Lindsay; stepfather of John S and William Deacon, Mrs. Wil­liam (Virginia) Steinbach and the late Mrs. Marion Birmingham; brother of George of Toronto and Bruct Lindsay of Hamilton. Also survived by six grandchildren and five great-grand­children. Funeral from Wm. A. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware at Tre­mont Saturday morning at 1:45 and from St Francis Church at 9:30. Friends are invited. Mr. Lindsay was a member of the Canadian Legion Post No. 70. Buffalo, N Y . The family will be present from 2-5 end 7-10 p m

2t3 M A D S E N - V i g g o E , of 55 Birch Place,

January 1, 1964, beloved husband of Helen A Schaffer Madsen; brother of Betty, Olga, Zina, and Agnes of Den. mark, Oscar and Tage Madsen of Detroit, Mich. Friends will be received from 25 and 7-10 p.m. at the Harry W Vackel Funeral Home. 834 E. Delavan Ave. where services will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock Friends invited 2t3

M A R R A N C A - R o s e Milatzo Marranca of 53* Plymouth Ave., JaV 1, i»*4, wife of the late Angeio Marranca; mother of Charles, Carl, Frank, Rose, Joanna, Angela, Mrs. Lorey (Josephine) Alessl, all of Buffalo, and Sister M Salvatoris, O P . of Whitestone, Long Island. N. Y. Friends received at the Greco Funeral Home, 473 Niagara St. near Hudson where funeral will be held Saturday morning at 8:15 and at St. Anthony's Church at 9:15. The family will bt present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Flowers grate­fully declined 2t3

M A T U S Z K I E W I C Z - M i c h a e l , Dec. 31, 1963. of 355 Weimar St., beloved hus­band of Stella Przybylak; dear father of Rose M. Kanski, Stephen, Chester and M a r y ; father-in-law of Or. James G. Kanski, Victoria and John Baron; brother of Frank; also survived by the following grandchildren, Dr. James Jr. and Carol Kanski, Robert and Susan Baron and Kathleen, Michael and Stephen J . Matuszkiewicz. Relatives

M U R R A Y - B t r n a r d E. (Chic), Dtc. 31, 1963, of 50 Jones St. Beloved husband of Viola Ginther Murray; father of Melvin, Kenneth, and the late Jack; brother of William and Alice tAurraf and Mrs. Helen Lowell of Kokomo, In­diana; grandfather of eight grandch i-dren. Funeral from the Ernest Wede­kindt Funeral Home Inc., 5 Walden Ave. at Genesee Saturday afternoon. Time to fee announced. Friends invited Family will be present from 2-4 and 7-9 p m

•>13 PARADEIS-E leanor M. , Dec. 31, l«63 of

3S4 Linwood Ave., Catholic Daughters of America Home, Buffalo, N Y , daughter of the late George and Louise M. Paradeis; sister of Mrs Clara Ma­rien and Herbert N. Paradeis. Funeral from Wm. A. Rolling Funeral Home, 3000 Delaware Ave. at Tremont Friday morning at 1:30 and from St Joseph s New Cathedral at 9:15. Friends are invited. The family will be present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. m

P O S N E R - D e c . 31, 1943, Julian B Posner of 3*9 Louvaine Dr., Town of Tona­wanda, husband of Dorothy Day Pos­ner; father of Herald E. and Lynn C. Posner; son of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Pos­ner; brother of Ardwin H. Posner. Services at the Park Terrace Mortuary Inc., 155 Englewood Ave., Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. it2

R E E S E - H a n n a h , of 44 EHwood P I , Cheektowaga, Dec. 30, 1963, daughter of the late David and Racnel Reese; sister of Thomas, John and the late Arthur and Gwenriit Farrel l ; aunt of Mrs. Frank Loftus, Mrs. Clarence To-ber, Thomas Farrel l . Funeral from C. E. Tehan Funeral Home, 191" Ba.'ey Ave., Thursday morning at 8:15 and at Mother of Divine Grace Church at » a.m. Friends invited. Family present from 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Scranton papers please copy. 1*2

R E A F A S A L L - l n Gainesville. N. Y . Wed , Jan I , 1944, George E , age V. Father of Mrs; John Gust of Arcade, N Y ; brother of Mrs May Haseiey. N-ag. ara Falls, N. Y. Also survived by fnur grandchildren and two great-grandchii-dren. Friends may call at the P,ke and Jones Funeral Home Inc , Hoover Rd., Sanborn where services will be conducted at 2 p.m. on Friday by Rev. Kenneth Kolbe. Interment in Wheat-field Cemetery.

REGENSDORFER-Rudolph J Jr.. of 53 Pooley PI. , Dec. 31. 1963. husband ot Catherine T. Brobst Regensdcfer; father of James T „ Donald C and Jul,a E. Regensdorfer; son of Rudolph j . and the late Julia Fox Regensdorfer; brother of Otto J . Regensdorfer Sr. and the late Johanna Greco ana John Ferguson. Services from the Potts and Roberts Funeral Home. 1361 Hertel Avt . Friday morning at 8:45 and from the Coronation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church at 9:30. The family will be present from 2-4 and 7-9 p m. 112

RUNFOLA—Emily B. (nee) Armitage of 76 l -7 th Street, suddenly in Buffalo, Dec. 31, 1963, beloved wife ot Dr Gaetano P. Runfola. M.D.; mother of Mrs. Louis H. (Carmela) DiVmcer-o, Mrs. John F. (Emily B.) Mar t - i a , Pt ter G., Harry J. and Mrs. William A. (Katherine) Reilly; grandmother of U grandchildren; sister of Charles and Leroy Armitage. Mrs Anthony F. (Katherine) Gugino. Sheldon A'rr ' * g t and the late James and George Arm; . tage. Friends may call at The Ruh no Funeral Home Inc., 271 Porte-- A^e, from 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Mas ,n Holy Angels Church Saturday at * 4$ a.m. Friends art invited to attend. Flowers gratefully declined 2'1

SCHRECK —William G , suddenly. D r - . 30, 1963. of 475 Longmeadcw Rd.. E -*-gertsville, N Y . , beloved husband of Alice G Novy Schrtck; father of V 'V . Richard (Barbara) Rhodes of V is -n i . F l a , and Donald G. Schret*; son r.f) Loraine and the late Chares B. Schreck; brother of Carl F., S* lve"r r J . , Rev Paul C , James R Re / . Noel N., Robert F. and Raymond .1. Schreck and Mrs. Howard (MaraA-e-) Estes; grandfather of four grandchiiore 1. Friends may call from 2-5, 7-10 p m. at the Dietrich Funeral Home :S2I Bailey Ave . where services WI ' I DO held on Friday at 9 30 a m w th a Solemn Requiem High Mass a' St. Benedict's Church at 10 a m Memner of New York State National Guard, 101st Cavalry. It2

S C H U L T E - F a n r w A , of 273 South N i a q ^ a St., Tonawanda, N. Y . Dec 30, l«63, wife of Oscar B Schulle; mother of Oscar B. Jr. and Clyde C ; brother of George Trautman; aKo surv.ved hy seven grandchildren. Friends may CAII at Creasey Funeral Home, 93 Adam S' , Tonawanda, where funeral services v. 11 take place Thursday, Jan. 2, 1964 a* 2 P.m., the Rev. David P. Lubba off'r at-Ing, Burial in Elmlawn Cemetery f / ' s . Bcriulte was a member of the E - ' n -gelictl United Brethren Church i t /

SCHULTZ-Fe l i x F , Dec 31, 1963. o« 39 C Street, beloved husband of V i f i j (net) Slawlak; dear father of ' - ' s . Joseph (Frances) Morgante, Mrs F a / -mond J. (Clara) Balzamowsk a-̂ d fv'-s. Richard (Phyllis) Janczak, bro'he- of John, Frank (Martha) and Anth-r.y Schultz and the late Rev Peter, Le-vi, Maryann Boroszewskl, Barbara O c n . czak, Veronica Schultz and Martha Bo-roszewski. Also survived by eight grand­children Funeral from the Cnapei of Okoniewski and Son, 926 Sycamon Saturday morning at 930 a m. and ' Transfiguration Church at 10 Interment in Mt . Calvary Ceme*r

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SCHWARTZ-Charles F „ suddenly Jar 1964, of 397 Minnesota A^e Be: husband Of Estellt E. Tingler Schw*' ' father of Edward C and Mrs Pa\. (Shinty) Krtppel. Survived by se.en grandchildrtn. Brother of Sr v a - y Germaine, O.S.F., Mrs. Mat.e Br. . of Niagara Falls, N Y . , Ma'garet Mrs Josephine Kelley of Tonawa-N Y , and tht I t t t August Scn^a-Friends may call at Leo Sauer Fur.' Home Inc , 1933 Kensington Ave neral Saturday at 8 15 a m Requ.cn Mass at St Joseph's Church ( l inger . sity Heights) at 9 a m Family w;' ot prtstnt 2-5 and 7-9 p.m 213

S C O T T - M a r y Sinclair. January ' . ''"64, In Buffalo, wife of the late Donald V . Scot!; mother of D Sinclair Sco1' of Buffalo and Mrs. R.chard C C o r n - , of Metuchen, New Jersey, also surv .ed by two grandsons. Friends are inv ted to attend the funeral service in Hoim»s C h a p e l , Westminster Prest-wle- an Church, 724 Delaware Ave Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Cails m « i be made 3 5 and 7-9 at Johnson & Wi » ->s Funeral Home, 44t Delaware A . f

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Funeral Home, 1*49 Clinton St., two blocks west of South Ogden, where funeral services will be held Saturday at 10:30 and from St. Casiroer's Church t t 11. Deceased was a member of Polish Union of America Branch No. 4 and the Monluszke Society. Holy Narhe Members of St. Caslmer-s please as semble at me club room Friday at • o'clock. Family will be present between 8-4 and 7-9. Burial in M t . Calvary CtmRtery. Fajends invited. 31r2

M U E M L B A U E R - A l o t s , Jr., Jan. 1, 19*4, of 43 Grand V,ew Avt . , Tent . Beloved husband of me late Carolina Kilbert Muehlbauer; father of Alois G., Karl P., and Mrs. Robert M . (Helen) Dob-meier. Survived by eight grandchildren. Brother «f Mrs. Mary Meyer, Mrs . Frances Schmitt, Chants, Mrs. Rost Weylaod, Mrs Albert Winkler, and George, tht late Anna and Max Muehl­bauer. Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home Inc., 1*33 Kensing­ton Ave. Funeral Saturday at fxH a .m. Requiem Mass at Blessed Sacrament Church at 10 a.m. Deceased was a member of tne Holy Name Society. Family wil l bt present J-5 and 7-» p.m. 2*3

S M I T H - H a r l a n d W. B. Smith, Januaw 1, 1964, of 320 Highgate A v e , former 1, of 41 Waterman St., Lockport. N Y . i-us-band of the late Frances P Sm.tr, <a. ther of Mrs. Charles S 'Eleanor /- .. geier of Depew, N Y ,, Oliver W Srr, »h Of Buffalo and Paul L Smith 0f N»w York City; grandfather o< W's F ">d-erick Aepelbacher, Robert A AHge,»r 0 f California, Richard C and KimbeMy L. Smith. Fr.ends may call at *-e Warren B. Austin Funeral Home 1 - , 565 Elmwood Ave , Thursday 7-9 c m , Friday 2 5 and 7-9 p m., Saturday '-3 p.m Also at Pruden and Ka- dt Funeral Home Inc., 242 Genesee St , Lockport, N Y , Saturday 79 p m. Funeral from the Emmanuel Method,*! Church, East Ave and Washbu'" St , Lockport, N.Y., Sunday at 2 oc ock. Interment in Cold Springs Cemetr--/.

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Francis St., Sloan, N.Y., beloved • JS-band of Elizabeth (nee Wasieiewsr i ; dear father of Theofii (Angeime', Ed­ward (Genevieve); grandfather of t * o grandchildren and one great-g'and-oaughter; brother of Leo (Wanda). .Vary (Joe) Czernlak, Sophie Suchocxi, Agnes (Robert) Czapfinski and Joseph Strom, ski. Funeral Friday, Jan. 3, 1964 at »:30 from Slttnlewski Funeral Home, 154 Weimar St. Services In St Andrew's Church at 10 a.m. Interment m St. Stanislaus Cemetery. Chapel hours be­tween 2-5 and 7-10 p m. t2

S U L L I V A N - F r a n k , of 1C55 Mam S t , Dec. 30, 1*43, husband of the late Verna Barnsdale Friends may call

> at the Legg & Burns Funera! Home, 1014 Elmwood Ave , where funeral will be held Friday morning at 8 30 and Our Lady of Lourdes Church a' » o'clock. 112

S U R D A M - H a z e l Strickland. Dec 23 '963, in Montreal, wift of the late Lew < J . Surdam; mother of John 1 Surdam. A memorial service win take o^ace at Forest Lawn Chapel Friday afternoon, Jan. 3 at 3;30 o'clock. Flowers g-Me-fully declined. 713

S W A R T M A N - M a r y , of 2 6 Ashland Ave., Jan. I, 1964, wife of the late Edward F. Swarrman. Funeral from Warren B. Austin Funeral Home Inc . 565 Elm-wood Ave. Time later. 2*3

T A R A N G E L O - D a n i e l , of 1007 West Ave., Dec. 31, 1**3, husband of V id'ed Francisco; father of Mrs Joseph Palame and Mrs. Joseph Redivivo; survived by two grandchildren, son of the late Vincent and Angela Maria Tarangelo (nee Radice), brother of Mrs. Lucy Ml t r l , Mrs Edward Seel-bach, Miss Jennie Tarangelo, ' / r s . Ignatius Rizzo, Mrs. Joseph Taibbi, Mart in Tarangelo and the late Helen Ragusa. Friends may call at The Rubino Funeral Home, Porter and Niagara, Wednesday and Thursday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Funeral Mass will be field Friday morning, at Annunciation Church at » o'clock. it2

T E U B N E R - G e o r g e M. , of 26 Elsie Lane, Grand Island, Dec 29, 1963, husband of Nancy Teubner, father of William S. Teubner of Williamsville and C. Samuel

and friends m t y call at tht MtieskJ ^Teubner of Grand Island; grandfather of three grandchildren. Funeral from the Ashley Funeral Home, 1879 White­haven Rd., Grand Island, Thursday at 2 p.m. Friends invited Family win be present Wednesdty, 2-4 and 7-9. Mr Teubner was a member of Sedalla Lodge, Missouri, No. 172. F. & A. M.

T H O R N T O N - T i m o t h y Michael, of 96 Ab­bott Rd., January 1, 19*4, beloved In­fant son of Will iam J . and Carol Sut Belurgt Thornton; brother of Win am John Thornton; grandson of Will iam E. and Marion Wimber Thornton and Frank J. a)hd Grace Raimondo Beiurgi. Friends are Invited to call at the Ray O'Connell Funert l Homt Inc., 2286 So. P t r k Ave. where funeral services will be held Friday morning at 10:30 o'clock.

TODD—Agnes M. , January 1 , 19*4. in Buffalo, sister of tht lat t Mrs, James M . (Mary) and James R. Todd; aunt Of Elmer R. Todd, Mrs. Raymond Gtrfscher. Miss Margar t t Laing and the late Howard J. Todd; alto survived by several great nieces and nephews. Priends may call '3-5 and 7-» at John­son a Wilkins Funert l Home, 448 Dat­aware Ave., where the funeral service wilt be held Friday afternoon at 2

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