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IbCEMBEK 19, 190U PAKT 3 PAGE 17 CHICAGOi DAILY li i BUJS' MONDAY, School Teacher Found TfMostly DEATH NOTICES URGE KENNEDY TO RECOGNIZE CHINESE REDS i 't, l.rr iffvV Sri XGife ihx 18 rmX' alarkyl -fa- PA -a Iff- -8 5rrf 4 jt.jk.jc.j..A..Jft -t- lSrrr4r about this sport -rr shirt I .1 I -i -u Dead in Charred Home La Salle, Dec. 18 trB Mrs. Jeannette Murray, a widowed school teacher, was found dead today in the fire-charred ibedroom of her home. The cause tf the fire was not determined. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO Downtown Center: 64 lake SL Registration Starts Dec.

28 ine ADVERTISEMENT I Great Scotch Shrinks Hemorrhoids New Way Without Surgery of Hi istdrv Pain Schmult Rose Schmult, 835 Garfield ltreet Oak Park; fond sister of Amanda. Margaret, Adelaide Rentner. Olga Paul and the late Paul. At rest at Parkwyn iuneral home, 6901 Roosevelt road, until Tuesday Dec. 20.

11:30 a. m. Services. 1:30 P. m.

at Christ Ev. Luth. church Oak Park. Interment Concordia. Stanley 8-0804.

Schroeder I Arthur Schroeder. beloved husband of Jewell, nee Ostrowski; devoted father of Warren and Donna Maria Krasnes-ky; two grandchildren: dear brother of Walter. Bill, and George Schroeder. Resting at Jaeger Funeral home. 2315 W.

North avenue. Visitation after P. Monday. Service Wednesday, at 1:30 p. m.

Interment Rose lull. HU 8- 0949. Schwartz See Fred Prange notice. Schwegel Edward J. Schwegel, age 61, of Lombard, formerly of Bellwood, beloved husband of Virginia, nee Smith; fond fa-1 ther of Mr.

Beverly Voeceli and the late William grandfather of Billy and Ellen Voexeli: dear brother of George and Martin. Funeral service Tuesday. 2 p. at the Brust Funeral' home, 135 S. Main street.

Lombard. Interment Eden cemetery. MAyfair 9- 0094. Schweppe Edwin F. Schweppe ot 448 E1m ave-1 nue, Elmhurst.

beloved husband of Charlotte; dear father of Joan Kersten and James E. Schweppe: fond son of Albertine and the late August: brother of Amanda Eruse, Lillian Danfelser, Emll and August Schweppe: also survived by eight grandchildren. At the Pedersen mortuary. 435 N. York gtreet, Elmhurst, where services will be held Tuesday, 2 p.

m. Interment Elm Lawn. TE 4-1133. Shamberg Yale Shamberg. late of 59 Oriole street.

New Orleans. 1., formerly of Chicago, devoted husband of Mary: loving father of Neil. Susan, and Brock: brother of Sarah Provus and Louis B. Interment New Orleans, La. For information GRaceland 2-0903 or SPaulding 2-7249.

Silverman Charles H. Silverman, beloved husband of Minnie, nee Jacobs: dear father of Alvin and Edwin; father-in-law of Harriet and Mariorie; grandfather of Howard and Robert; son of the late Herman and Dinah; fond brother of Jack, Sidney. Harry, Leo, Irving. Carrie Kleiman, Theodore and the lale Sam. Services Tuesday, 11 a.

m. at Pizer Memorial chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Jewish Waldheim, LOngbeacb 1-4740. Slade Iouis W. Slade.

of "Western Springs, Dec. 18, dearly beloved husband of Lydia, nee Nejdl: dear father of 1-ouis fond brother of Edith Klika. Services Wednesday, 11 a. at Cer-mak Home for Funerals. 5844 W.

Cer-mak road. Interment VVoodlawn cemetery. Member of Western Springs lodge. No. 1136.

A. F. A A. Scottish rite. Valley of Chicago, and Medinab temple.

OL 2-0243. Sladek George P. Sladek. beloved husband of the late Elizabeth, nee Vanek; dearest father of Ann (James) Paul I Evelyn I. Betty (John! Sadecky, Sue I William 1 Roos of Mildred Joseph Batka.

and the late Bessie: fond grandfather of 11: greai-grandtather of 14. Services Tuesday, LoO p. at funeral home. 6621 W. North avenue.

Interment Bohemian National cemetery. ES 9-5151. Sniegowski See Snow notice. Snow Cyril F. Snow rSniegowskiL of 410 Illinois street, Lemont, December 17; aged 38; loving husband of E'erne, nee Johnson; beloved father of Cyril S.

Carolyn, Deborah, and Marsha: fond son of Stanley and Frances Sniegowski; fond brotoher of Regina, Harold and Robert S. Resting at the Markiewicz funeral home, 108 Illinois street, Lemont. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a. from the Markiewicz Funeral home. 108 Illinois street, Lemont, Ul.

CL 7-6363. Springer Joseph H. Sorineer, beloved husband of Lauretta M. Springer, nee Weiss; fond father of Joseph Springer; dear brother of Frank X. Springer of Mc Henry.

III. Services at Barron Funeral home, 4332 Elston avenue, corner Pulaski road. Tuesday, Dec. 20. 1 p.

m. Interment local. 9-6100. Stein Sheldof Raul Stein of 309B Ridge Road, Wflmette. suddenly Dec.

17: I husbanc of Shirley: son of Mrs. Rase and let Pvail F. Stein: brother of Carl Stein, runrral services and interment private. For 218 years we have numbered and registered every bottle at our own distilleries to assure you of perfection. White Horse 100 Scotch Whiskies SOLE DISTRIBUTORS: BROWKE VIKTXERS MC, K.T.C.

BLERDEO 8S.8 PROOF ments as "Piles have ceased to be a problem!" And among these suJTerers were a very wide variety of hemorrhoid conditions, some of 10 to 20 years' standing. All this, without the use of narcotics, anesthetics or astringents of any kind. The secret is a new healing substance (Bio-Dyne) the discovery of a world-famous research institution. Already, Bio-Dyne is in wide use for healing injured tissue on all part3 of the body. This new healing substance Is offered in suppository or ointment form called Preparation H9.

Ask for individually sealed convenient Preparation Suppositories or Preparation Ointment with special applicator. Preparation is sold at all drug counters. Yob feel better atified with yonr tneala when yoo plan, ihop for, and prepare them with the help of Mary Mm do and her Tribune staff of tecikitrhen belpera on the job to help yoo. Thia ia fact proved by file caw full of lettera from grateful readers. Reprints her recipes and cookbooks sell by the thousands.

a fe. If- tor V. M. off (i inn try TM uuutw mom Now you can't complain lAf i A-hf- Waftu KisinfT University of Delaware; Reginald T. Arragaon, Reed college; J.

Leonard Bates and Norman A. Graebner, Unl- VMdfv nt Illinois? Roard- man, Vernon Carstensen, Henry B.y Hill, and William A. TVUiiams. university of Wisconsin; WUliara B. Bristol, Union college.

Edward M. Burns, Rutgers university; John W. Caugney and Harold M. Hyman, University of California at Los Angeles; Thomas C. Cochran, University of Pennsylvania; E.

David Cronon and Eobert Frster, University of Nebraska; Alexander DeCon-de, University of Michigan; Richard Drlnnon, University of California; Arthur A. Eirch, American university; Robert H. Ferrell, Indiana university. Dewey W. Crantham Vander-bllt university; Samuel P.

Hays, University of Pittsburgh; Richard Lo-witt, Connecticut college; Jackson T. Main, San Jose State college; Paul A. Varg, Michigan State university; and Richard L. Watson Duke university. Neuman said most of the signers of the appeal are professors of American diplomatic history.

2zi During the first The Daily News FIRST I 11 QNTHS, I960 1 Stops New York, N. Y. (Special) -For the first time science has found a new healing substance with the astonishinfe ability to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. In one hemorrhoi I case after striki ng improvement" was reported and verified by a doctor's wervatipns. Pain was relieve i promptly.

And, while gently relieving pain, actual reduction or retraction (shrinking i took place. And most amazing of all this improvement was maintained in cases whei a doctor's observations wer continued over a period of many months I In fact, results were so thorough that sufferers were able to make such astonishing state 11 months of this year, Onyon Ewett T. Onyon of 14713 Washington venue. Hrwy. beloved buibind of caore: aear lataer ot MiM Lur Belle ana reoencn: ion a brotner of Mri.

Mac Amrt. Retting at chapel, 154th and Mannlieid, Harvey, where aervicet will held Tuesday. Dec. 20. 2 p.

m. Interment Hazelwood. EDisoa 1-0016. Otteson Amelia Otteson. nee.Aniowloskl.

beloved wife of Alfred: loving mother of Dorothy, Joan Skaj. Barbara. fsorman. and Sophie; dear grandmother of Ann jwaria bHal. Funeral Tuesday 8:30 a.m.

from funeral home. 5570 W. path gtreet to Sacred Heart churcn, Ua 10 a. m. Interment Su Mary a.

Owens I Mm. Lou It J. fRoael Owent. nee Mo-Nulty, beloved wile of the lata Louli loving mother of John Louis J. Jr.

antl J. Benjamin Owem; fond niter of Sister M. Alphqmine. C. S.

James i William H. McNultr. and the late Dr. John B. and Martha E.

McNulty. i Funeral Tuesday. Dec. 20. at 9:30 a.

m- from funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood, to St. Ignatius church. Mis 10 a. m. Interment All Saints.

In lieu of flowers, kindly donate to Society of Missionary CATECH1STS I of Huntington. or Home for the III. or the Patna Mission. Member of Glrnola club and St. Ignatius Altar and Rosary sodality.

Member of Third Order of St. Dominic. RO 4-1617. Paliutis Sea Bryug Dotict. Pettersen Dr Caroline Meier Pettersen, beloved vile of the late Herman: foster mother of Dr.

Melvin Meier Pettersen: dear sifter of Albert A. and George A. Meier, Rose L. Lorentten and Maree A. Meier.

Past worthy matron of Lake View chapter. So. 149; O. E. North Center Rebckah lodge.

No. 11: Germania club, and Illinois Association of Chiropodists. Services Monday. Dec. 19, 1 at Drake Son Funeral home.

5303 N. Western avenue, corner of Berwyn. Interment Davenport. la. LO 1-6874.

Peters Stuart B. Pelem, suddenly, Dec. 17. dear son of Walter and Pearl, nee Newby: fond brother of Walter Jr. and Mrs.

Eleanor Schenck. Member of Musicians union local No. 10. Services Wednesday, Dec. 21.

1 P. at Drake Son Funeral home, 5303 N. Western avenue, corner Berwyn. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. LOng-beach 1-6874.

Petersen Kdward A. Petersen, age 81. flOfl N. Oak wood avenue. Lake forest, husband of Rose: father of Edward A.

of Topcka, Karcas; one grandson. Resting at chapel, 233 Deerpath. Lake Forest, Tuesday. Dec. 20.

Services at chapel, Wednesday. Dec. 21. 2 p. m.

Interment Lake Forest cemetery. Phillips James P. Phillips of Homewood. Ill-beloved busband of Dorothy; loving father ot W. Phillips of Point Pleasant.

W. brother of Catherine A. Phillips of Palm Beach, grandfather of Nicols and Catherine. Visitation Monday from 9 a. m.

to 10 P. m. Services Tuesday. 2 p. at ordt Colonial Funeral home, 18022 Dixie highway.

Homewood. If desired, friends may make contributions to the St. Paul Community Church Memorial fund. Interment Oak Lawn cemetery. SY 8-0331.

Polach Vincent J. Polach, tieloved husband of Marie, nee Rehak; dear father of Marie Zaiic; fond father-in-law of Raymond Zaiic: grandfather of Rozanne; brother cl John and Ludvik. Funeral Tuesday, a. from chapel, 2658 S. Central Park, to Blessed Agnes church.

Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. LA 1-3101. Poole Lillian E. Poole. Dee.

18, 1960. daughter of the late Henry and Emma Poole: gister of the late Ethelyn Startzman. At Lain Son chapel. 2024 E. 75th street, after 1 p.

m. Monday. Services Tuesday, Dec. 20, at 3 p. m.

Interment at convenience of family. Potempa John A. Potempa. beloved husband of Susan J. Potempa; dear father of -Robert, Alice Haske.

Jeanette Boiheroyd. and John Potempa; brother of Mary Kowalewicz. At Smith Funeral home, 17 Madison street. Oak Park. Funeral Tuesday.

Dec. 20. at 9:30 a. to Ascensioc church. Mass 10 a.

Jn. Inter-1 ment St. Adalbert's. Prange Fred J. Prange, beloved husband of Nettie, nee Bom: fond father of Mildred Schwartz and the late Harold Prange: grandfather of Richard, Marilyn, and Judy.

Resting at Hornburg A Son Funeral borne, 8400 S. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, Dee. 20. at 1:30 p. m.

Interment Bethania. BE 3-4310. Price Laura S. Price, Dee. 16.

1960. at Detroit, wife of the late S. Harrison Price; mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Price Cutlip of Washington. D.

C. Graveside services Wednesday, Dec. 21, 11 a. m. at Mount Hope cemetery.

FAirfax 4-7177. Purves Melville Purves. late of Cicero. beloved husband of the late Evelyn: brother-in-law of William Constantine. Service Monday, 10 a.

at Kringas Mamiilo charxl. 5400 W. Harrison street. Interment Woodlawn. AU 7-8600.

Rasmussen Sophie O. Ras-n issen. late of 300 Ridge-wood road, drove Village, beloved mother ot Rernice Zobel. Lucille ope-land and Arthur. Resting at Black's Memorial Home.

Northwest Highway and A ail avenue, Arlington Heights, where services will be held at 10 a. an. Tuesday. Interment Mount Emblem CL 3-0168. Rathke Walter R.

Rathke, age 79. late of 10758 South Prospect, beloved husband of the late Florence Danforth Rathke; loving stepfather of Marjori Rossi of Fairfax. Edward A. Danforth of Omaha. and Robert Danforth ol Arlington.

Va. Services Tuesday, 1 p. at the Hcinen and Loschctter Funeral home. 7013 S. Racine avenue.

Interment Fairmount. STewart 3-0460. Richter I Adolph T. Richter, beloved husband lot the late Henrietta: loving father 'cf Vclma N'vlandfr: fond brother of the late Kliabcth, Charles. Martha Jung, William, Julia, Adolph.

and Kdward: beloved uncle cf Henrietta Jensen, Caroline Willsev. Henry and Raymond Sicdal, and Melvin Starkweather. Member of John B. Sherman lodcc No. 880.

A. F. A. M-. Logan chapter, 196, R.

A.M. and Ogden Park chapter. No. ti03. O.

E. S. Services a. Tuesday, at chapel. Ki4S W.

street. Interment Chapel Hills. Rickert Harrv Rickert. husband of the late Anna, nee Rheinbcrger: father of El-wood Rickert; brother of Alva. Edward.

'Benjamin, Earl, and the late Blanche Haffner: friend of Mary E. Services Tuesdav, 1:30 p. at funeral home. 2B01 Vermont street. Rluc Island.

Interment Evergreen. FL'lton 5-0850. Riebel Harriet Riebel, beloved wife of the late Louis; dear mother of Louis fond gister of Rose Lutwychc. Edna Larke, and Edward W. Pike, and the late Margaret Giltmicr and Charles Pike.

Funeral Wednesday, p. from Kenny Brothers. 5438 S. Halsted street. Interment Mount Hope.

BOulevard S-0662. Robinson Tearl L. Robinson, of 430 R. Klmwnod avenue. Oak Park, wife of the late William dear mother of June Golding.

and the late- Mildred; grandmother of Barbara Golding: sister-in-law of Jayee Robinson. Service Wednesday, 1 p. at Haggard funeral home. 124 Madison street. Oak Park.

Interment private. Romkowski O'vlia Sclcfski Romkowski. Dec. 18. 1060, mother of three sons and three daughters.

Funeral Wednesday, 9: SO a m. from Ewald Funeral home. 2501-03 Southport avenue, to St. Josaphat'i church. Interment St.

Joseph's ceme tery. Lincoln 9-OOyH. Rose Ellen E. Rose, nee Joyce, beloved wife of Axel fond sister of Sr. Agnes Lorctta.

Sisters of Providence, Charles, John, Mae Bender, Genevieve Attwood. and the -late Catherine Schoof. Funeral W'cdnesday. 9:30 a. from Willialm Smith 4 Sons Funeral Home, 2500 N.

Cicero avenue to St. Bartholomew church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery, Hammond. Ind.

BE 7-8070. Rudolphi Fred Rudolphi or 2227 Lake avenue Wilmette. husband of Mary father of Emmanuel, Rino, Rommy and Clara: 1 6 grandchildren. Member of the Peter Jlcrter post, No. 669.

Resting at Alton Lindsay Funeral chapel, 725 Ridge road, Wilmette. Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a. m. from chapel.

Mass 10 a. St. Joseph's church. Interment All Saints. ALpine 1-0269.

i Sawyer I Elizabeth P. Sawyer, In Grays. Essex. England, wife of the late George mother of Roland F. and Edward grandmother of five.

Service and burial in England. Sehlichting I Arthur Sehlichting of Bellwood, beloved husband of Anna, nee Schultz: dear brother of Tillie Putkamer, Sclma Moore, Edward and Freda Strang. Resting at Bormann Funeral home. 16th and Chicago avenue, Melrose Park, until 4 p. m.

Monday. In state New Apostalic church, where services will be held 8 p. m. Monday and 2 P. m.

Tuesdav. Interment Mount Emblem. FI 4-0714. College Profs Ask New Foreign Policy Gourse Baltimore, Dec. 18 UB A group of 32 historians at 23 American colleges and uni-verities today urged President Elect John F.

Kennedy to consider a "new course in world affairs," including the recognition of Red China and East Germany. In letters to Kennedy and his new secretary of state, Dean Rusk, the historians also said it was necessary to accept risks in any inspection ssytem for comprehensive arms control in order to avoid the continuing arms race. Ignore the Past Kennedy was asked not to allow his administration's foreign policy to be determined by what the historians called the dead hand of the past." Recognition of Red China and East Germany was seen as a step toward the peaceful settlement of the Formipsan and Berlin issues, as weil as part of a program to check the further spread of nuclear weapons. The appeal urged "a nuclear test ban and comprehensive arms control which recognizes the necessity of accepting considerable risks in order to avoid the far greater; risks of continuing the arms race. Issued in Baltimore "Insistence upon priority for a near-perfect system of inspection and control only insures the continuation of the present impasse and per mits unrestricted develop ment and geographic spread of nuclear weapons," the letters said.

A statement concerning the letters was issued in Balti more by William L. Neumann of Goucher college, one of those who signed the appeal and secretary of the group. The historians urged Kennedy to formulate a foreign policy "comprehensive enough to include these realistic measures and said they believed many Americans would support such steps as helping to ease world tensions. Need Bold Leadership "A time comes in the history of a nation when only bold and imaginative lead ership can assure national survival and the preservation of national ideals," the appeal said. Two of those on the list, Neumann said, once were Harmsworth professors at Ox ford university in England, where they lectured on American history during their one-year appointments.

N. U. Professor They were Kenneth M. Stampp of the University of California and Ray A. Billing-ton of Northwestern univer sity.

The list of historians also included: 1 E. James Ferguson and Horace S. Merrill, University of Maryland; Kenneth O. Walker of Goucher col lege; Frederic C. Lane, Johns Hop kins university; John A.

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Flynn, Sarah O'Donneil, Jerry M. Flynn, and the late Mary Butler, Johanna, Cornelius Daniel, and Mae O'Donneil. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from Ho Phee Funeral home, 7133 S. Western avenue, to St.

Leo's church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Ladies society of B.

of L. F. and E. and St. Leo Altar and Rosary society.

PR 6-0777. Tang Marion J. Tang, beloved wife of the late Andrew Tang; fond mother of Florence M. Miller and William E. Tang: grandmother of nine: great-grandmother of 14.

Services Tuesday, Dec. 20. 1:30 p. at Collins Funeral home. 5350 W.

North avenue. Interment Ridgewood. Member of Nortli Star lodge. No. S.

of N. TU 9-8844. Timen Emil S. Timen. Dec.

17. lflRO, beloved husband of Emma, nee Stanger: dear father of Elbert. Kenneth, and Lois Horclica; five grandchildren. Service Tuesday, 2 p. at John M.

Pedersen Sons Funeral chapel. 4338 Fullerton avenue. Interment Acacia Park. Memorials to St. Cyprian Episcopal church appreciated.

BElmont 5-1610. Thorn Hessie I. Thorn, nee Taggatt. dear wife of Harry; fond sister of Robert A. Tag-gart.

Services Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2 p. at Drake Son Funeral home, 5303 N. Western avenue, corner Berwyn. Interment Rosehill mausoleum.

Visitation after 1 p. m. Monday. LOng-beach 1-6874. Travin Florian J.

Travin, beloved husband of Patricia J. Travin, nee Jcwett: loving son of Kamiera and the late John P. Travin: fond brother of Richard Travin. Florence Grogan, and the late Lt. Henry Travin, V.

S. A F. Services Tuesday. 2 p. at Thcis Funeral home, 17-27 N.

Pulaski road. Interment Memory Gardens. If desired, contributions may be made to the Heart fund. IN 3-0800. Vice Linda A.

Vice, nee Kmspe, of 8710 S. Ashland avenue, beloved wife of David fond mother of Bcrnice Schultz and Ruth Vice: sister of Letty Boll, Minnie Galvin. and the late John and Edward: grandmother of Dixon. David. Daniel, and Susan.

Resting at Laytlen Hcderman Funeral home. 3 S. Racine avenue Services Wednesday. 10 a. m.

Interment family lot. i HU 3-1212. Weighill Thomas W. Weighill, beloved husband of Eva; loving fatther of Thomas Jr. f.ludyj.

and Joanne l.losephl Sautkus; fond brother of James and f'apt Clarine, USAX: brother-in-law of Doro thy Palubinsky, Agnes, and Charles I Barbara Palby: grandfather of Kim and Marta: uncle of Judy, Susan, and I.ynnc. Funeral Wednesday. a. from Wcislak Funeral home. 4254-56 S.

Mozart, to Immaculate Conception church. Interment St. Casimir. CLiffside 4-3838. I Welles Emelyn ST.

Welles, age 51. formerly of 13 15 Forest avenue. Evanston, wife of the late Edward mother of Donald P. and Edward K. of Lake Forest; eight grandchildren: 10 great-grandchildren.

Private family services Tuesdav, Dec. 20. 11a. at the Church lof the Holy Spirit, Forest. Interment Lake Forest cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago. Wille William' C. Wille. 619 Algonquin road. Des Plaines.

beloved husband of the late Emma, nee Rchrens: dear father of Franklin, Alma Boesche. and Theodore: three grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren; fond brother of Martin and the late John, George, and jDora Russe. Resting at Lauterburg Oehler Funeral home, 2000 E. Northwest highway, at Prindle avenue, Arlington Heights. In state Wednesday St JJohn Luth.

church. 1100 Linneman road. Elk Grove from noon until time of service at 2 P. m. Interment Su John cemetery.

CL 3-5423. Wills Helen A. Wills, fond aunt of AlesLnder Hoyt; dear friend of Frances B. Weaver. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p.

at Hursen chapel, 929 Belmont avenue. Interment Irving rark. WL 0-1YZ4. Woodward Percival S. Woodward of Forest Parle.

husband of Florence: father of Li Jo sephine and the late infant Dolores; brother of Edward Kelch and Mrs. Mar garet Fowler. Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a. from Drechsler Funeral home), 203 S.

Marion street, at Pleasant street! Oak Park, to bt. Hernardinc chur' h. Forest Park. Mass 10 a. m.

EU 3-319 Wroblewski See Bryus notice. Young Frank R. Young of 510 Fifth street, Wilmette, formerly of husband of Norma W. Young: father of Mrs. Thomas C.

Chester and William C. White Jr. Services private. Resting at Wm. H.

Scott Funeral home, 1100 Greenleaf avenueWilmette, until 10 J. m. Sunday. Pless omit (lowers. AL 1-8200.

ews carried a total and Sunday IN of 30,534,000 lines of Retail advertising 8 million lines more than the second paper far more than all evening papers combined. FOR 29 SUCCESSIVE YEARS, THE NEWS' HAS LED All NEW YORK RETAIL ADVERTISING LINAGE First 11 months, 1960 NEWS 30,534,483 Times 22,365,704 Mirror 8,502,513 Post 7,746,763 Journal-American 7,565,159 World-Tele. Sun 7,462,060 Herald Tribune 7,327,768 SOURCE: Media Records, Inc. NEWSPAPERS IN RETAIL ADVERTISING And this year THE NEWS widened the gap with a tremendous gain of 1,230,000 lines considerably smaller gains for two papers and losses for the four others. glamour aids, cigarettes or candy for building big sales snoes, groceries or day, there is no equal to the massive sales-producing power THE NEW; nether soap or volume day after More than NEW YORK'S PICTURE NEWSPAPER TWICE the circulation, daily and Sunday, of any other newspaper in America..