THE HERALD-NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1965 Britain Laborites Lose Three Votes By COLIN FROST LONDON AP) Spokesmen for Britain's Labor government said today that Prime Minister Harold Wilson would not resign despite three staggering, defeats in the House of Commons. The spokesmen said the issue at stake was not considered vital to the government's It was clear, however, that the government had suffered great embarrassment and its floor managers in Commons had been outwitted. The Conservatives apparently had tricked a number of Labor members into going home too early. The votes came early during debate on the government's finance bill embodying stiffer taxes and a new system of company taxation. The votes added a clause limiting the effect of the new capital gains tax on mutual funds.
No Comment On Wiet Dismissal NEW HAVEN, Conn. Officials of the Greater New Haven Chamber of Commerce today declined to comment on the reasons for the dismissal of John P. Wiet as executive vice president, beyond the original statement by Herbert H. Pearce, president, that Wiet's concept of Chamber of Commerce activities was not compatible with those of the chamber's officers. Wiet; who was formerly executive vice president of the Passaic Area Chamber of Commerce, had held the year post in New Haven only since April 1.
Before coming to Passaic in 1962 he was executive vice president of the Manchester, Chamber of Commerce. Pearce said the suspension "did not in any way reflect on the character or capabilities of Mr. Wiet." He said the chamber would proceed to select a replacement. Wiet, who formerly lived in Clifton, is 34. Dodge Heiress Weds Amherst College Senior Page 2-DODGE HEIRESS SARATOGA, Calif.
(AP) Delphine Dede Ione Dodge, greatgranddaughter of the founder of the Dodge Motor Car was married yesterday in Saratoga. She and the groom, Charles Boyer Richards Cornelius of Providence, R.I., left after a reception for a Hawaiian Islands honeymoon. The bride was a June graduate from Smith College. Cornelius is an Amherst College senior. Mrs.
Cornelius is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Elgin Dodge III of Los Gatos, Calif. George B. Harris Sr.
Was On School Board George Harris, 82, Formerly of Nutley SARASOTA, Fla. Services will be held in Nutley tomorrow for George B. Harris a former member of the Nutley Board of Education. Mr. Harris, who lived here at 336 Morningside Drive, died Saturday in Sarasota Memorial Hospital.
Born in Brooklyn, he lived i in Nutley until 15- years ago when he moved to Florida. He was a retired executive of the OilWays Co. in Nutley. Mr. Harris was a member of the Nutley Elks, Canterbury Club, the Chamber of Commerce and a past president of the Lioris Club, all in Nutley.
He was a graduate of Cornell University and a member of the Cornell Club of New York City. Mr. Harris is survived by his wife, Mrs. Erminia M. Pillone Harris; three sons, George B.
Jr. of Nutley, Dr. Jay Harris of Syracuse, N. and Kenneth Harris of Houston, two sisters, Mrs. Estelle Vielbig of California and Mrs.
Mabel Dannerman of Connecticut; nine grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Mrs. William Arnold WOOD-RIDGE Mrs. Julia Arnold, 80, of 484 Wood-Ridge died yesterday at home after a lengthy illness. Born in Wyoming, she moved to Wood Ridge three ago.
was from a member Hasbrouck of Heights. the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church of Hasbrouck Heights. Her husband, Willia J. Arnold, died in 1961. Surviving are a son, William, with whom she lived; three grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren.
Funeral services will be Fri-. day. a Door Closer Silent VIENNA Viennese firm, after 10 years' research, is marketing a completely silent, cost nylon door closer designed for light and medium-weight doors. STILL ALIVE DESPITE BURNS Ramona Franco de Portola is being attended by Drs. D.
L. Herrick, left, and Robert Lawson at White Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles, where she is being treated after living in her mud hut in Mexico for two months with untreated third degree burns over 70 per cent of her body. Doctors said the woman had only aspirin to relieve her "living hell." She was burned when her clothes caught fire May 5. NO MORE HICCUPS- Mrs. Lucy McDonald gets hugged by her daughter, Susan, 10, on her return home from hospital at Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. McDonald has been hiccuping for two years. She now says she is confident her hiccups are gone for, good. A divorcee, she must work to support her three children. Plan Board Has Final Say On Subdivision: Chenoweth NUTLEY Mayor Harry W.
Chenoweth last night made it clear that the Town Commission has no jurisdiction in the proposed major subdivision of the Feland property on The Enclosure, which 1 has stirred adverse reactions among residents of the street off Passaic Avenue. Chenoweth said the Planning Board, by authority of the state's enabling act, has final decision in matters of subdivision, be it minor or major. Those who seek remedy against subdivision approval by the Planning Board must apply directly to the courts, the mayor added. A few residents of The Enclosure were present at the commission meeting yesterday, but they chose not to speak after the mayor's announcement. In reply to one question, Chenoweth said that the town attorney has informed him that 1 he "probably cannot vote" in this matter.
The mayor is a member ex-officio the Planning Board. In their meeting tomorrow night, the planners are expected to vote on the application by Frank L. Samara, a Franklin Avenue businessman who recently acquired the large Feland property, to subdivide the lot into parcels arranged in semi circle at the Samara dead end of Enclosure. plans to erect eight one family homes on the sub-lots all of adequate size according to the ordinance. The process would involve the destruction of the old Feland Heme, dating back to 1840 and described as a structure of historic importance.
Nearly 160 residents showed up at the public hearing on the application three weeks ago held by the Planning Board. Mrs. Florence E. Rutan, town clerk, informed the commission members that she has since received three additional letters stating opposition to the application. In another matter, Commissioner Roy Gundersdorff, director of public affairs, read a notice to property owners regarding well water.
He said state rules now provide that well water must be tested bacteriollogically and and domestic found safe for purposes; that the water from the town supply is shut off at the curb and the water meter disconnected, and that the pump, tank and water connection to the building's water supply lines have been inspected and approved by the Health Department. A request for a bacteriological test must be to the department, Gundersdorff said. Commissioner John H. Lucy, director of public works, introduced an ordinance amending the town's existing ordinance regulating fences. A public hearing will be held August 3.
Supreme Court Overturns Black Muslim's Conviction TRENTON (UPI) -The degree murder conviction against a Black Muslim was overthrown by the state Supreme Court Tuesday on grounds his constitutional rights were violated. The seven member court ordered a new trial for Ralph Davis, convicted in Union County for the 1963 murder of an Elizabeth rug dealer. The instructions given the jury by the judge, the court said, violated the self incrimination provision of the Fifth Amendment. Davis was convicted of first Borgnine Discloses Marriage in Mexico HOLLYWOOD (AP) Actor Ernest Borgnine disclosed yesterday he married actress DonNa Granoucci Rancourt, 32, on June 30 in Juarez, Mexico. It was his fourth marriage.
Borgnine, 48, obtained a divorce in Mexico May 25 from actress Ethel Merman. Miss Merman divorced Borgnine in Santa Monica, last November after months of marriage. That divorce, under California law, would not have become final until next Nov. 18. Son Hits Home Run, Mom Chokes to Death PEDRO, Calif.
(AP) A San Pedro mother of four apparently excited when her son hit a home run in a Little League game swallowed her chewing gum and choked to death yesterday, police said. Witnesses said Dolores F. Stanford, 37, jumped to her feet cheering as her son Chris, 12, hit the home run. Then she slumped to her seat, they said. Rains Flood Moscow Streets MOSCOW (UPI) -Heavy summer rains flooded Moscow streets Wednesday.
Buses stalled in axle deep water, and rowboats were used to rescue passengers. (1 Arthur Raabe, 67, Dies; Retired Bendix Official SHORT HILLS- -Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Arthur E. Raabe, 305 Long Hill Drive, who died Monday. Mr. Raabe, 67, was a retired vice president of the Bendix Corp.
He retired two years ago as vice president for commercial aviation sales for the firm in New York. A vice president for 20 years, he was general manager of the Eclipse Pioneer Division, Teterboro from 1950 to 1955. Born in Jersey City, he had lived in Summit for 36 years before moving here five years ago. He Newark College of Engineering, and Oxford University, Mr. Raabe was a member of the Aircraft Distributors and Manufacturers Association, Institute of Aeronautical Scientists, Society of Automotive Engineers, Sports Car Club of of America Normandy America, Mercedes Club Beach Yacht Club, Normandy Beach.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Irene Waters Raabe; two sons, Hilding Olson Dies at 86 Years will be held Friday for Hilding CLIFTON Funeral services, Olson, 86, of 424 Clifton Blvd. who died in St. Mary's Hospital yesterday after a brief illess. A native of Klippon, Sweden, Mr.
Olson lived in Clifton for more than 60 years. He had been a wiredrawer with Wilburg Driver Harrison, and retired in 1954. He was a charter member of Svea Lodge 92, Order of Vasa. His wife, Maria Olson, died in 1952, and he leaves two sons, Walter Reinhold of Pompton Lakes and ters, Mrs. of Lydia Wayne; two daughCecilia Swanson, Rich and Mrs.
both of Clifton; one brother, Albert of Sweden; a of sister, Mrs. Annette Osterberg Pasadena, seven grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Mrs. Allison Petrie, Meyer Bros. Employe PROSPECT PARK'- Mrs.
Helen Leslie Petrie. of 124 N. 14th died yesterday in St. Joseph's Hospital. Mrs.
Petrie was born in Paterson and lived there most of her life. She was employed in the book department of Meyer Bros. department store, and was secretary to the registrar at Seton Hall University in Paterson. She was a- member of the Third Presbyterian Church of Paterson, and of Peace Chapter 98, Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are her husband, Allison, a daughter, Mrs.
Paul (Helen) McDonald of Prospect Park; three sisters, Mrs. Jack (Agnes) Schuerger of Port Charlotte, Miss Ruth Doremus and Mrs. Charles (Mae) Bauman, both of Clifton; a brother, Joseph M. Doremus of Clifton, and three grandchildren, Funeral services will be held Friday. Harry Schlinger, 77, Formerly of Paterson WARWICK, N.Y.
Services were held today for Harry G. Schlinger, 77, formerly of Paterson, who died here Sunday after a short illness. He lived at Cascade Park here. Born in Brooklyn, he lived in Paterson for most of his life and moved here eight years ago. He was a member of the Broadway Baptist Church in Paterson and was retired from the chemical industry.
Surviving are his wife, Martha; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Peterson of Kingston, and a brother, Albert of Hollydale, Calif. William Druhe -Funeral services were held today for William Druhe, 505 Hart Place, who died Saturday at Passaic General Hospital. He was 75, Born in New York, Mr. lived many years in Jersey City before moving to Lyndhurst 10 years ago.
He was employed as a checker in the Brooklyn Marine Terminal. Survivors are his wife, the former Bertha Gorman; a brother, John of Bradenton, and a sister, Mrs. Ella Jacobus of Clifton. Mrs. Jerry Cutrona Sr.
LODI-Mrs. Concetta Vauria Cutrona, 54, of 307 Garibaldi died early this morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jack (Grace) Macognone, 184 Bell where she had been staying since becoming ill a short time ago. Born in Italy, Mrs. Cutrona had come to this country 45 years ago, and settled in Lodi.
She was employed as a seamstress at the Midland Garment Co. of Lodi. She was a parishioner of St. Joseph's R.C. Church.
Surviving in addition of her daughter, are her husband, Jerry Cutrona two other daughters, Mrs. Charles (Louise) Arabella of Lodi and Mrs. Joseph (Petrina) Tisarcik in Pennsylvania; a son, Jerry Jr. of Washington Township, and 10 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday.
Funeral Notices ARNOLD -Julia of Wood-Ridge, for: merly of Hosbrouck Heights. wife. of the late William and mother of William Arnold. Funeral Funeral Friday Friday at 1 11 1a.m. a.m.
at Kohler Ridge, Visitation Wednesday and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. AUGUSCIAK-Of 20 Orange cl*tton, on Saturday, July 3rd. 1965, Rose (nee Filipiok), beloved wife of the late Kestanty, and beloved mother of Alexander, Stanley and' Mrs. Kenneth (Amelia) Hill. in her 78th year, Relatives and friends are Invited to tend the funeral from The Rowinski Funeral Chapel, 151 Monroe Passaic.
on Thursday at 8:30 a.m. and from St. Joseph's R. C. Church at 9 a.m.
Intercall ment Tuesday and Wednesday 2-5 and 7-10 al Calvary Cemetery, Friends may p.m. BRANTNER-Juliana (Kovacs) on July 1965, of 57 Banta Avenue, Garfield, beloved wife of the late Stephen Brantner. Funeral from 27-29 Harding Avenue, Clifton, on Thursday, 9:30 a.m.; Hungarian Reformed Church, salc, 10 a.m. Interment Lodi Cemetery. Visiting 7-10 p.m.
Tuesday, 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Wednesday. CUTRONA-Of Lodi, on Wednesday, July 7th, 1965. Concetta (nee Daurio), beloved wife of Jerry, Sr. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral from The Santangelo Funeral Home, 300 Main Lodi, on Friday at 9 a.m..
and from St. Joseph C. Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment at St. Mary's Cemetery.
Visitation Wednesday and Thursday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. DYER--In Newfoundland, N. on July 6th, 1965, William husband of Vera E. Dyer (nee Steffens). Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on Friday: 9 at The Richard's Funeral Home, Riverdale, of 3 p.m.
Interment Pompton Lakes Cemetery. In lieu Cancer of flowers will donations be ap- to preciated. Visiting hours Society, p.m. WednesAmerican day and Thursday, Arthur E. Raabe 47 Years With Bendix Arthur Jr.
of Livingston and Roderick of Los Angeles, two sisters, Mrs. William Moog of Summit and Mrs. William Smith of Waverly, and leight grandchildren. Mrs. Arthur Jumper, Auto Crash Victim WASHINGTON TOWNSHIPFuneral services were held Sunday in Milton, Pa.
for Mrs. Rose Mary Jumper who died Friday after an automobile accident on Cape Cod, Mass. Mrs. Jumper, 36, lived at 62. Sussex Ave.
Her husband, Arthur, a social studies teacher at Rutherford High School, is in fair condition in Cape Cod Hospital as a result of the accident. Additional survivors are two children, Stephen and Susan; her father, Ralph S. Mussina of Milton; her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Mussina of Milton; and her maternal grandfather, Cleon O'Dell of Milton.
Mrs. John Smith Dies at 94 Years CLIFTON Mrs. Minnie Smith, 94, of 41 Rosedale died at Beth Israel Hospital yesterday, after a short illness. She was widow of John Smith, who died in 1960. A native of Canastota, N.Y., Mrs.
Smith lived most of her life in Paterson, and had been a Clifton resident for the past six years. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Clifton. The funeral will be held tomorrow. Mrs. Smith is survived by a daughter, Mrs.
Charles (Edna) Miller of Clifton, with whom she lived; one granddaughter, Mrs. John (Dorothy) Van Winkle, also of Clifton; two children and one great great-great grand: grandchild. William De Vos, 78, Retired Contractor HAWTHORNE-Services will be held tomorrow for William De Vos 78, of 46 N. Eighth who died Monday at River Dell Hospital, Oradell, after a short illness. Born in The Netherlands, he came to the United States when he was 19, settling in in Prospect Park.
He lived in the Preakness area for about 20 years' and moved here 20 years ago. Mr. De Vos was a mason contractor until his retirement 16 years Surviving are his wife, Josephine; a son, William Jr. of Hawthorne; a daughter, Mrs. Kermit (Johanna) Pinnock of Saddle Brook; a sister, Mrs.
Aaron Leyden of Wyckoff; a brother, Abram De Vos of The Netherlands, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Alfred Wenderoth, Found Dead in Home WAYNE Mrs. Mary Wenderoth was found dead in the bathroom of her home at. 32 Grieves yesterday afternoon by her husband, Alfred, when he returned home from work.
Dr. H. Aizic pronounced her dead. Police are awaiting county physician's report on the cause of death. Mrs.
Frank Shields, 70 POMPTON will be held tomorrow for Lillian Shields, 70, of 1411 Washington who died Monday in Preakness Hospital. Widow of Frank J. Shields, Mrs. Shields was born in Bayone and lived in Elizabeth 45 years before coming to Pompton Lakes seven years ago. She was a member of the Elmora Presbyterian Church, Elizabeth.
Mrs. Shields is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Etta Thorpe, with whom she lived, Mrs. Helen Erickson, and Mrs. Rita Hoe, both of Elizabeth, and three grandchildren.
A Correction GARFIELD -Among the survivors of Mrs. Juliana Brantner, 57 Banta whose obituary appeared yesterday, are a son, Gaza Brantner of Rutherford, and a daughter, Miss Shirley Brantner of Garincorrectly yesterday. 8 John V. Jaegel, 12, Altar Boy WAYNE Funeral services will be held Friday for John V. Jaegel IlI, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John V. (Ann McHenry) Jaegel 52 Deerfield Road. John, who was 12 years old on June 26, died night St. Joseph's Hospital, Paterson, on after an illness of one day.
John was born in Glen Ridge and lived in North Plainfield before his parents moved to Wayne five years ago. He was to have entered seventh grade at Schuyler Colfax Junior High School in September. He was an altar boy at Our Lady of Consolation R.C. Church. An ardent baseball player and fan, John was a member of the cub division of the Wayne Police Athletic League.
In addition to his parents, John is survived by a brother, Jeffrey and a sister, Barbara Ann, at home; his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Frank (Anna) McHenry of West Orange and his paternal grandfather, John V. Jaegel Sr. of East Orange. Charles Bachant Dies in Florida BONITA SPRINGS, Fla.
Funeral services will be held here Friday for Charles D. Bachant, 62, a former Fair Lawn, N.J. resident who died yesterday of a heart attack. Born in Passaic, N.J., Mr. Bachant had lived in Fair Lawn for 20 years before moving to Florida six years ago.
He was a building contractor and owner of the Fair Lawn Camera Shop. A former member of the Van Riper Ivanhoe Lodge, Church, F. Fair and A.M., Lawn he also was a member of the Bonita Springs Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Bachant is survived by his wife, the former Dorothy Vander Beck; a son, Donald of Bonita Springs; a daughter, Mrs.
Theodore (Marilyn) Ludwig of Seattle, a brother, Walter of Clifton, N.J.; four sisters, Mrs. Bud (Helen) Baker, Mrs. Wellington (Marjorie) Cross and Mrs. John (Ruth) Donkersloot, all of Clifton, and Mrs. Frank (Dorothy) Lawyer of East Rutherford, N.J.
Walter Golczewski, Retired Auditor PATERSON Funeral services will be held Friday for Walter J. Golczewski, 63, of 30 Lewis who died Monday in St. Joseph's Hospital. Mr. Golczewski was born in Poland and came to Paterson 59 years ago.
He retired one year ago as head of stock auditing for the Great Atlantic Pacific Tea in the local office. Mr. Golczewski was a member of St. Stephen's Church and its Holy Name Society and the St. Stephen's Society.
He was also secretary of the Pulaski Democratic Club. Surviving are his wife, the former Estelle Pawlowska; two daughters, Miss Rosalie Golcand Miss Mary Lou Golczewski, both Paterson; a son Walter of Paterson; a sister, Mrs. Anna Klemans of Paterson; a brother Joseph of Paterson; and one grandchild. Joseph Granelli, 72, Was Cabinet Maker PATERSON- -Joseph 77, of 342 Wabash died suddenly yesterday morning at home. Mr.
Granelli was born in Italy, and had lived in the Lakeview section of Paterson for more than 63 years. He was a retired cabinet maker and was a member of St. George's R.C. Church. Surviving are his wife, the former Grace Bruno; two daughters, Miss Connie at home, and Mrs.
Carmella Kraivanger of Paterson; three sons Joseph Jr. and Anthony of Pateron, and Michael of Levittown, and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday. of East Rutherford, on July. 4, beloved husband of Mary (nee Collins), dear father of Joseph, James John, and Commander Lucille Fallon, Winifred Lentz.
Mary DePan and Eugenia Mulially, R.N. Funeral from the Diffily Funeral Home, Ames Rutherford, Thursday 8:45 a.m. Solemn Requiem Mass St. Joseph's Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment at Calvary Cemetery, Paterson.
Friends may call 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday. FAUST-Dr. Alfred of East Rutherford. on July 5, 1965, husband of Florence (nee Davey), father of Mrs.
Peter (Ciarissa) DeVito, and Alfred D. Faust, brother of Miss Laura and Irene Faust. Funeral services at Kohler Funeral Home, 280 Hackensack Wood-Ridge, on Wednesday at 8 p.m, Interment Thursday in George Washington Memorial Park, Paramus. Visitation Tuesday and Wednesday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. HALKA-143 Passaic Passaic, on Monday, July 5,.
1965, Henry, in his 77th year. Relatives and friends are invited to at: tend the funeral from The Kamienski Funeral Home, 2, Essex Passaic, on Thursday at 9 a.m., and from SS. Peter and Paul P. N. C.
Church at 9:30 a.m. Interment at East Ridgelawn Cemetery, Friends may call from 7-10 Tuesday and 2-5 ond 7-10 on Wednesday. MOKRAY- -In Passaic on July 1965, Stephen beloved husband of garet (nee Dvorschak) and beloved father of Mrs. Paul (Margaret) Hertel, Mrs. Edward (Theresa) Miltzow and Stephen E.
Mokray, Funeral from the Vaxmonsky. Funeral Home, 139 Ackerman Clifton on Thursday at 9 a.m. and from the Holy Name Slovak Catholic Cathedral at 9:30 a.m. Interment at East Ridgelawn Cemetery. Visitation Tuesday and Wednesday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m.
In lieu of flowers please -send contributions to the Passaic General Hospital Cancer Fund. HOLY NAME NOTICE Members of the Holy Name S. C. Cathedral Men's Club will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the Vaxmonsky Funeral Home to pay their respects to their departed brother member, Stephen M. Mokray.
ROSARY NOTICE Women's Guild of The Holy Name S. C. Cathedral will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at The Vaxmonsky Funeral Home 10 recite the Rosary for Stephen M. Mokray. MRS.
LAWRENCE MATHIAS, Pres. MONTELBANO-On July 6th, 1965, of 247 Gaston Garfield, Giacomo, beloved husband of Antonia, and father of Morris and Sam. Age 82. Services from The Aloia Funeral Home, Harrison Garfield, on Friday at 8:30 a.m., from Mt. Virgin R.
C. Church 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. OLSON-July 6, 1965, Hilding, of 424 CIlfton Clifton, beloved husband the late Maria Olson; dear father Reinhold.
Walter, Mrs. Lydia Rich and Mrs. Cecilia Swanson. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. from The Mason and Porter Clifton Funeral Home, 470 Clifton Clifton.
Interment at Cresthaven. Visiting Wednesday 7-9, Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. PALACH (nee Serafin)--In Passaic, July 5, 1965, Anna, of. 16 Hobart beloved wife of Andrew. Relatives and friends are kindly invited to attend the funeral from The Wozniak Funeral Home, 80 Midland Wallington, on Thursday at 11 a.m., and from SS.
Peter and Paul P.N.C. Church at 1::30 a.m. Interment at East Ridgelawn Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday 7-10 p.m., and Wednesday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. PALATINI-URBANO Josephine (nee Ardito), in Saint Joseph's Hospital, Monday, July 5, 1965, beloved wife Floyd, dear mother of Joseph, Mrs.
Cosimir (Mary) Grabowski, and Mrs. Roy (Caroline) Stewart, sister of Mrs. Joseph (Rose) Gauthier, John and Rocco Ardito. Funeral from The Broviak Funeral Home, 340 Lexington Clifton, Friday at 8:15 a.m. and from Saint Paul's R.
C. Church at 9:00 a.m. Interment at Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday and Thursday 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. PETRIE-Passed Into life eternal in Paterson, Tuesday, July 6, 1965, Helen Leslie Doremus, beloved wife of Allison Shore Petrie, of 124 North 14th Prospect Pork.
Relatives and friends, also Peace Chapter O.E.S. are invited fo attend the funeral Friday, July 9 at 10:30 a.m. from Moore's Home for Funerals, 384 Totowa Paterson. Interment at Laurel Grove Memorial Park. Friends may call 4 6 and 7 to 10 Thursday.
LODGE NOTICE PEACE CHAPTER NO. 98. 0. E. S.
Officers and members are requested attend funeral services for our late Sister Helen. Petrie, on Thursday 8 p.m. at Moore Funeral Home, 384 Totowa Paterson. JEANETTE GERUM, W.M. SMITH Minnie (Russell), of 41 Rosedale Clifton, July 6, 1965, wife the late John, beloved mother of Mrs.
Edna Miller, devoted grandmother Mrs. Dorothy Van Winkle. Funeral service Thursday 10 a.m. at First Presbyterian Church, Clifton. Interment Laurel Grove Cemetery.
Visiting The Scarpa Funeral -Home, 492. Clifton Clifton, Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. lieu of flowers please make contributions to the church. STILES--On July 2nd, 1965, John, Little Falls, N. husband of Elizabeth (nee Wheeler) Stiles, father of Bradley and Richard Stiles, son of Walter and Elsie Brown Stiles; brother Arthur H.
Sattler. Relatives and friends are kindly Invited to attend a Memorial Service at the Reformed Church in Little Falls, N. Thursday evening contributions at 8 to o'clock. the In Memorial of flowers Hospital of New York City would be preciated by the family. WAJDA-Of 3 Montclair Montclair "on Monday, July 5, 1965, Eugene, loved husband of Elizabeth Waida, his 42nd year.
Relatives are Invited to attend funeral at the Kamienski Funeral Home, 2 Essex Passaic, on Thursday at a.m., and from the Immaculate Conception R. C. Church, Montclair, at 10 Interment St. Michael Cemetery, Lodi. Friends may call 7-10 Tuesday and 2-5 7-10 on Wednesday.
HARENBURG-Aguste Louise (nee hardt), on July 5, 1965, of Christopher Columbus Project, Paterson, beloved sister of Mrs. Selma Lang Burgbardt. Funeral from 27-29 Harding Clifton on Thursday 1 p.m. tion Rosedale. Visiting 7-10 p.m.
Tuesday and 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Wednesday. IN MEMORIAM In loving memory of our beloved band, father and arandfather; Frank Elmo, who passed away one year today, July 7, 1964. The one we loved was called away, God took him home, It was his will, But In our hearts he liveth still. WIFE, CHILDREN GRANDCHILDREN.
LODGE NOTICE Summons Local Union 164, I.B.E.W. moned to pay their final respects to officers and members are hereby brother, Charles Buechil. His reposes at the William Schlemm Funeral Home, located at 2200 Kennedy Union City, N. J. Visiting 2-5 and p.m.
Services Wednesday 9:00 p.m. neral Thursday, July 8, 1965 at 1:00 Giacomo Montelbano, Retired Gravedigger GARFIELD Giacomo Montelbano, 82, of 247 Gaston died yesterday at St. Mary's Hospital after a short illness. A retired gravedigger, Mr. Montelbano had lived in Garfield 50 years.
He was born in Italy. Surviving are his wife, the for. mer Antonia Lombino; two sons, Maurice and Sam of Garfield; 13 grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be Friday. Thoughtful Consideration We are ever heedful of wishes and circ*mstances of the family, to the end that we may render the finest services for all with financial hardship to none.
VANDER PLAAT Funeral Home Since 1894 JOHN J. VANDER PLAAT 7-9 PASSAIC ST. Garfield, N. J. Phone PRescott 7-2205 JOHN C.
VANDER PLAAT Wyckoff, N. J. TWinbrook 1-3400 of of on on of on to to the of of the at of of degree murder without a recommendation for life imprisonment in the fatal shooting of Leon Hanjian, July 25, 1963, in the victim's downtown Elizabeth rug shop. Following Davis's refusal to testify at the trial, the judge instructed the jury to consider his failure to testify as evidence he could not rebut the state's case. At the same time, the high court noted, Davis's trial lawyer improperly told the jury reasons for his client's silence.
"Such assertions are testimonial in nature and such testimony can only be given from the witness "With respect to whether the court's effort was harmful," the court continued, "we are unable to say it was not, even though evidence of guilt is quite ample." The court also ruled that the right to defend yourself in court was not absolute. In answering Davis's contention that he had asked to himself but was assigned counsel, the court said a man can only defend himself if he can do it with fairness to the state and to the judicial process. The question was up to the discretion of the trial court, the Supreme Court said. THREE HULLED AIRSHIP- A new type dirigible, with three hulls instead of one, is being developed at Levittown, by a group of men headed by a retired Navy commander. The ship is shown at an airport near Levittown.
It has not been flown as yet. First on lieu ap- bein the 9:15 a.m. and Burg- Paul husJ. ago AND sumour body 7-10 FUp.m..
