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--i 32 Thursday, August 10, 1972 Philadelphia Inquirer -0 K-05 Death Notices K-05 Death Notices 05 Death Notices J0hns Hopkins Dies, tv -l i TTm Retired UGI Officer 'I 4 A i i- i I i '4. 4'T Jane Summers, Of Drexel Hill Mrs. Arthur F. Summers, 85, the former Jane R. Donahue, died Tuesday at Mercy Catholic Medical Center.

She lived at 215 Pilgrim lane, Drexel Hill. Surviving are two sons, the Rev." Charles J. and Arthur two daughters, Mrs. Ber-nadine McCormack and Mrs. Jane Raymond; three sisters, Mrs.

Charles J. Buckley, Miss Edna and Mrs. Louis L. Little; 17 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Mass of the Resurrection will be offered Saturday noon at St.

Dorothy's Church, Burmont and Township Line, Drexel Hill. Burial will be- at Holy Cross Cemetery, Yeadbn. Charles Christy, Coal Firm Aide UP1 Teleptwto BLASTOFF for a petroleum storage tank came when an explosion caused by fire blew the tank 200 feet into the air. The tank went up during a $500,000 fire in San Pedro, Calif. EugeneKahmar Funeral Set For Saturday Services will be held for.

Eugene F. Kahmar, former Phila-delphian who died of a heart attack Monday at his home, 3611 Northeast 18th Pompano Beach, Fla. He was 73. Mr. Kahmar, a retired machinist, is survived by his wife, the former Rose Gentsch; two daughters, Mrs.

Margaret Tyszka and Mrs. Mary Dimter; two sisters, Mrs. Margaret McCaffre and Mrs. Emma Renn, and five grandchildren. Services will be 10 A.

M. at James W. Downs Funeral Home, 443 E. Girard ave. Burial will be at Hillside Cemetery, Roslyn, Montgomery County.

Deaths Elsewhere S. A. Murphy, 53, Head of Coast Lumber Firm Stanwood A. Murphy, 53, board chairman of Pacific Lumber of a heart attack in Fortuna, Calif. He became nresident of the company in 1961 and moved up to chairman and chief; executive officer last year.

Brig. Gen. Joseph E. Barzyn-ski, 88, who served in World War I and II and was liaison officer to the Polish Republic, at his summer home in Lac du Flambeau, Wis. Helen Gilkey, 86, a retired member of the Oregon State University faculty and an internationally recognized authority on the European delicacy of truffles, in Cor-vallis, Ore.

Mrs. Gilkey also was known for her research in flowering plants and noxious weeds. Retired Navy Vice Adm. John Perry, 75, skipper of the aircraft carrier USS Bel-leau Wood during World War II, after a lengthy illness, in Oak Harbor, Wash. Adm.

Perry also served in the Korean War and retired in 1959 as commander of Fleet Air Whidbey, Whidbey Island, Wash. Wendell Wendel-Smith, 73, a specialist in rare sheet music and old textbooks, who since 1931 had been a major supplier of out-of-print editions, in Los Angeles, after a long illness. M. E. Ricketts, 91, chairman of the giant music publishing firm of Chappell's, in London.

In 1901, shortly after he founded the Gramophone Co. of Great Britain, he bought an advertising idea from an artist. It was a white dog listening to "His Master's Voice" emerging from the horn of a phonograph and was to become the trademark of RCA Corp. Princess Aspasia of Greece, 72, widow of Greek King Alexander, in a Venice hospital. Johns Hopkins, a former UGI executive, died suddenly at his vacation home in Prout's Neck, Me.

on Wednesday. He was 79 and lived at the Tedwin Apartments, 840 Montgomery Bryn Mawr. Mr." Hopkins retired in 1958 as secretary-treasurer; of the United Gas Improvement which later became UGI. He was a graduate of Episcopal Academy and the University of Pennsylvania in 1915. DURING WORLD War I he served as a captain in the U.S.

Army in France. He was awarded the Purple Heart; He became assistant secretary of the United Gas Improvement Co. in 1926 and was named secretary-treasurer in 1943. Mr. Hopkins was a member of the Philadelphia Club, me Merion Cricket Club, the Gulph Mills Golf Club, and St.

Anthony's Club. Surviving are his wife, vthe former Emilie D. Williams; a son, Johns Hopkins and three daughters, Mrs. Nicho-. las Biddle Mrs.

William Justice Lee, and Mrs. TTiomas M. McMillan, 3d; 13 grandchil-' dren and one great-grandchild, held on Friday in Largo. Funeral plans incomplete. tt 1 Ur.

1 Oilipley, Ti oi Dr. Vincent Shipley, a retired physician and former medical director for the Presbyterian Ministers Fund, died Tuesday of heart failure while on vacation in Snarks. Md. A graduate oi iviary vine College and the University of Pennsylvania Medical School, Dr. Shipley was 81 and lived at 4701 Pine st He is survived by his wife, the former Margretta Pearce; a daughter; Betty Ann Seif-fert; a son, C.

Bennett; a sister, Dr. Gertrude Shipley; five grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Services will be held at 2 P.M. Friday at the Andrew J. Bair and Son Funeral Home, 3925 Chestnut st.

Burial will be in West Laurel Hill Cemetery. R. F. Szweda, FuneralDirector Raymond F. Szweda, a former funeral director of St.

Martin of Tours Church, Oxford Circle, died on Tuesday of a heart attack at Jeanes Hospital. He was 79 and lived at 161 W. Clearview Huntingdon Valley. Mr. Szweda was a former secretary of the Automobile Livery Association and of the Funeral Directors Association.

Survivors include two sons, Raymond J. and Leonard six grandchildren and two great-grandsons. A Solemn Requiem Mass will be sung at 10 A. M. Saturday at.

St. Christopher's Church, Proctor and Byberry rds. Interment will be in Our Lady of Grace Cemetery, Penndel. War Protest Marks A-Bomb Anniversary SHELLEY ANN NOLTE, age S9, of 6 The TarH race. Sea Girt, N.

J. on Aug9, 1972. Wife of the late George C. Funeral from MEEHAN FUNERAL HOME, Warren Spring Lake Heights 9 A. The Funeral Mass St.

Mark's RC Church 9: 30 A. M. Visita- tlon 2-4, and 7-2 P. M. SHIPLEY i Suddenly, on Aug 8, 1972, VIM- -cni m.

husband of Mar gretta (nee Pearce), of the Garden Court Apts. and father of Mrs. Robert Seiffert and C. Bennett Shinlov Service Frl 2 P. M.r FUNERAL HOME OF ANDREW J.

BAIR A SON, 3925 Chestnut St Int uw Laurel HiU Cem. Contributions" to ther rrespyrerian-u. of P. Medical Center his memory would be appreciated, (Parking in rear). SPIKER EST ELL MAY (nee Pjirkwt.

Aug. 8. 1972. Age 88. RslnvMt wit the late Jacob C.

and mother of Mrs. Jacqueline 5. Baker, of Malvern, Mrs. Elaine S. Schuhl.

of Media, and Kennard L. Spiker." Of 49 No. Soroul Brnnmxll Pi. fives and friends are Invited to services. 2 P.

M. at the DONALD A. GIBSON FUNERAL HOME, Lawrence and Soroul Broomall. 4nt. Mem.

Gdns. Friends may call Fri. after 12:30 noon. No view. ing, Thurs.

eve. STADNICKI Suddenly In Lower Merlon." Anancf 8, 1972, ADAM husband of Mary B. Miscavage Stadnicki. of 918 Rnrk. glen Pennwynne, father of-Robert three grandchildren.

Brother of John and Ned Stadnicki, Pauline Mackel, Josephine Garman and Anna Stadnicki. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu- neral from the LUKAS FUNERAL' HOME, 120 S. Market Shamokin, I Pa. on Saturday. August 13 a a Mass of Resurrection St.

Sfanlslmj Church, A.M; Int. St. Michael's i Cem. Friends mav call at the Lutas. Funeral Home, Friday evening 7-19 P.M.

Local -arrangements are. b. BOYD-HORROX FUNFRAL HOME 718 Swede Norristown, Pa. nj ST. JOHN vl Aug.

7, MARGARET CARMFL (nm. Baker), beloved wife of William of 4239 Elsinore st. Mother of Sarah Jean Lawlor, Regina Hlrsch and Frank St. John, sister of Robert Baker, Genevieve Cole. Lillian Cos- tello, "Elizabeth Furey, Mary Costello and Lorraine Gaittens.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 9 A.M., HOLLEN FUNERAL HOME. 726-28 E. Allegheny ave. Mass of the Resurrection Holy Innocents Church 10 A.M. Int.

Our Lady of Grace Cem. Friends may call Thurs. ave. STR0CKBINE Suddenly, on Aug. 8.

ipfmp I beloved wife of the late Frank Strockbine of 154 Fraer avt. Collingswood, N. survived by 2 I sons Frank and the Rev. C. i Paul, 3 grandchildren, 1 aunt, Mrs.

Willis Newton. Service for relatives and friends 11 A.M., at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Park and Dill Collingswood. Int. Harleiah Cem.

Viewing Thurs. eve after 7 at FOSTER'S FUNERAL HOME. Had. don and Lees Collingswood. The family requests memorial donations to St.

Pau 's Lutheran Church morial Fund. SUMMERS On Aug. 8, 1972, JANE R. (nee Donahue), wife of the late Arthur F. and mother of Rev.

Charles J. and Arthur F. Summers, Mrs. Bernadine McCormack, Mrs. Jane Raymond and sister of Mrs.

Anna Buckley, Mrs. Loretta Little and Miss Edna C. Don ahue. Refatives and friends invited to funeral 10:30 A. PERRI'S FUNERAL SERVICE, 8645 West Chester Pike, Upper Darby (below Township Line).

Mass of Resurrec. tion, 12 noon, St. Dorothy's Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Viewng 7-10 P. M. Contributions to Mercy Catholic Medical Center would be appreciated. (Parking on premises.) SWEENEY Suddenly, Aug. 8, 1972, ROBERT husband of lata Frances M.

(nee Stewart), of 953 Carver st. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 11 A. MONTANYE FUNERAL HOME, Huntingdon pike and Park Rockledge. Int. Lawnvjew Cam.

Friends may call Thurs. eve. SZWEDA August 8, 1972. RAYMOND of 161 Clearview Huntingdon Valley, Pa. Beloved husband of the lata Isabel (nee Dowd).

Father of Raymond J. and Leonard J. Also surviving 6 grandchildren and 2 greatgrandchildren. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral Saturday, 9 A. M.

from the WM. G. MALLOY FUNERAL HOME, Byberry Rd. East of Bustleton Ave. Solemn'.

Higtf Mass, St. Christopher's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Our Lady of Grace Cem.

Friends may call Friday eve. TAGGART August 7, 1972, JAMES tomr-erly of 4325 Longshore beloved husband of Reglna M. Taagart (nea Magulre), son of James and the lata Carrie Taggart, father of Jamee- Michael J. and Jacquelyn R.r also survived by two grandchildren and two brothers, Daniel and Herman. Relatives, friends and members of Local 690 are invited to the funeral 8:30 A.M., BURIES.

FUNERAL HOME, 9708 Frankford ave. (at Fitter Mass of Resurrection, Leo's Church, 10 A. M. Viewing Thurs. eve.

Your donations to the Cancer Fund would be greatly appreciated. TAGLIALATELA Aug. 7, 1972, ROSE (nee Dl Tom- maso), beloved wife of the late Dom-Inlck Taglialatela, beloved mother of Ralph, Raymond, Marie Mowatt Claire Mancuso, sister of Joseph Dl Tommaso, also survived by 14 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Relatives friends Invited to funeral 8:30 A. from CRAFT FUNERAL HOME, 1801 Old York Abington.

Mass of the Resurrection. 10 A. Holy Martyrs Church. Holy Sepulchre Cem. In lieu of flowers contributions may be sent to Chestnut Hill Hospital.

View- Ing Thursday evening. Parking on premises. VAIN On Aug. 8. 1972, ELIZABETH MULLEN, of 2620 S.

67th wife of the late William A. Vain, devoted mother of Edward Charles F.r Frank J. and the late William also survived by 8 grandchildren 1. great-grandchild. Relatives and" friends invited to funeral 8:15 A.

at her residence. High Mass of Resurrection Church of St; Barnabas, 9:30 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Viewing Thurs. eve. Arr. by KINO FUNERAL HOME. WASSERMAN Aug.

7, RACHEL (nee Levlnthal) of 7244 Saul wife of the late Joseph, mother of Mrs. Joseph (Ethel) Friedman, also survived by 2 grandchildren- 1 great grandson. Services 11 A. M. precisely ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N.

Broad St. Int. Montefiore Cem. Family will be at her late residence. WHITAKER Aug.

7," 1972, PAULINE (nea Goller), of 419 Spruce "Upper Darby, wife of the lata Herbert E. Whitaker and daughter of Mrs1. Emi lie Goller. Relatives, friends and Rob Morris Chapter No. 219 O.E.S.

are Irr-vited to the funeral service, 10 A. OLIVER H. BAIR WEST, 301 West Chester' Pike, Havertown, where friends may call 7-9 P. M. Inf.

Rosedata Cemetery, Orange, J. ZEIDLER ROBERT EDWARD, of 135 W. Grange beloved son of Marie and the late Charles Aug. 8, 1972. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the service 10 A.M., SCHNEIDER FUNERAL HOME, 617-19 West Olney ave.

Int. Northwood Cem. ZIMMERMAN FRANCIS LEROY, Aug. 8, 3033 Mathers Mill Lafayette Hill, husband of the late Edna Steele Zimmerman, brother of Mrs. Adelia Klin-' ger and Miss Mabel E.

Zimmerman, of Grove, Relatives and friends are Invited to services 2 P.M.. KIRK NICE SUBURBAN CHAPEL, 41 E. Germantown Plymouth Meeting. Interment private. Memorials may be sent to the Shri-ners' Hospital for Crippled Children, 8400 Roosevelt blvd Phila.

K-02 Cemetery Lots GRAVES in beautiful White Chapel, Feastervllle, $500-. GL 5-S584. FLOWERS I FRUIT BASKETS 70S9 Frankford JUt. J.22JN. Front SI DE 8-71 OO' 34HOU PHONI SHVICI 1 BRACKEN August 7th, JOHANNA K.

of 4350 Brous Ave. Wife of the late Walter. Mother of Walter H. Relativei. friends and Eastern Star Members, Tacony Chapter are Invited to the service Fri.

12 noon. PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 4421 Frankford Ave. (at Levick Int. Fnrt Mills Cem. Friends may call on Thurs.

eve. BUTTERW0RTH Alia. 7. 1977. pnuA wMnu, F.

Roy Butterworth, jioi Walnut St. Service for relatives and friends on 5- OLIVER H. BAIR'S 1820 Chestnut St. where friends may call aft. p.

m. CALLAHAN August 8. 1977. ANNA fnaa Sj-hmm- 'er), of 121 W. Cheltenham Ave.

Wife ui me isie josepn r. Motner of Miss Kathrvn Callahan anri jutr i.n... Callahan. Relatives and friends are 'uSaA0-80 j- MCGEE FUNERAL HOME. Cor.

nf fe-H x. Ave. Int. Chelten Hills Cem. Viewing iiui eve.

CHICKACH0P Aug. 9, 1972, NICHOLAS of 1220 Park Cherry Hill. I 42.. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral on at 9 A. at the MURRAY-PARADFF FUNERAL HOME, 601 Marlton pike (Route 70), Erlton, Cherry Hill, N.

J. Mass of The Resurrection, 10 A. M. at Queen of Heaven Church. Friends may call Frl.

eve. CHILC0TT Of 5758 N. Falrhlll suddenly Aug. 8, 1972, AAiss RUTH E. Chilcott, aged 74 years.

Beloved sister of Miss Florence Chilcott and Allan T. Chilcott. Relatives, friends, members of the Abington Baptist Church the Penna. Hospital Nurses Alumni Assoc. are invited to call Frl after 7 PM and to the funeral services Sat.

10:30 AM at the HOWARD N. DEETER FUNERAL HOME, 5800 N. 5th St, Int. Hillside Cem. The -family requests contributions be sent to Charity of your choice.

CUNNINGHAM On Aug. 8, 1972, of ii66 Tulip JOHN beloved husband of Mary C. (nee Walsh), devoted father of Sr. M. Louis Bertrand IHM, Marie Dugan, William, Thomas, Ahn Wel-lein.

Relatives, friends, former employees of PTC are invited to funeral 8-45 A. McBRIDE FUNERAL HOME, 2321 E. Huntingdon Funeral Mass St. Anne's Church, 10 A. M.

Int Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Fri. after 4 P. M. Donations to Camilla Hall, Immaculata Pa.

would be appreciated by the family. DILELL0 August 9, LOUIS of 3312 Bowman St. Husband of Rose (nee Mancini) and father of Thomas and Theresa DiLello. Relatives friends Invited to funeral 9 A. M.

from LOUIS A. DiGIACOMO FUNERAL HOME, 1055 Southampton Rd, Phiia. Mass of the Resurrection St. Bridget's Church 11 A. M.

Int. Holy SepuJchre. Viewing Frl. eve. On Aug.

9, 1972, AGNES E. (nee Rlghter), of Lafayette Colling-dale. Pa. Beloved wife of Thomas E. Donahue, sister-in-law of Sr.

Martina Theresa, I.H.M., and mother of Mrs. Patricia Carroll, Thomas, Donald, James and Robert, and grandmother of seven grandchildren. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend her funeral on Sat. morning at' 9 o'clock from the CAVANAGH FUNERAL HOME, 301 Chester Pike, Norwood. Mass of the Resurrection Church of St.

Joseph at 10 o'clock. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Frl. 7 to 9j DONNELLY August 8, 1972, ELLEN (NELLIE), (nee Murphy), wife of the late John, of N.

19th St. Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral 8:30 A. RUFFENACH FUNERAL HOME, 21st St. Snyder Ave. Mass of the Resurrection Holy Child Church, 10 A.M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve. 7 to 9.

FADDIS At Pensacola, suddenly, July 23, MARIA NAOMI (nee Byrnes) age 62 formerly of Phila. beloved mother of Charles Franklin, E. Noel, both of Pensacola, G. Eric of Wilmington, also hv 1 brothers Edwin A. i.

Joseph of William Byrnes of Sherman Texas, also 10 granudchlldren. Services were conducted Aug. 1, In Fla. Int. in Bay View Memorial Park, Pensacola, Fla.

FEINDT On Aug. 9, 1972, KATHRYN V. (nee Domenic), beloved wife of the late Marry A. Felndt Sr of Cape May Court House, N. formerly of Lawton Terrace, Glenolden.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral on Sat. morning at 8 o'clock at the CAVANAGH FUNFRAL HOME, 301 Chester pike, Norwood. Mass of the Resurrection Church of St. Joseph, Collingdale, at 9 o'clock. Int.

Calvary Cem. Friends may call Fri. 7 to- o'clock. FINK On Aug. 7, 1972, of 39 S.

Fairvlew Upper Darby, formerly of 203 E. Ontario CARRIE, beloved daughter of the late Henry and Mary Fink and sister of Mrs. Mary Smith, Harry and Fred Fink. Relatives and friends are invited to service 11 A. from THE WILDEY FUNERAL HOME, Front 8, Westmoreland sts.

Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Thurs. 7-9. (Parking in The Wildey Lot.) FRANKENBERGER Of 2200 S.

15th August 8, 1972, WARREN, brother of Kenneth and Charles Frankenberger. Relatives, friends and Local No. 98, Electricians Union are Invited to services 11 A. M. at THE FUNERAL HOME OP FLOYD M.

BISHOP, 5408 N. 5th St. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Thurs.

after 7 P. M. CABLE On August 8, 1972, ALMA be loved daughter of Lillian J. and the late E. Ellsworth Gable of 385 Evergreen King of Prussia.

Relatives and friends are Invited to the service. 11 A. M. at the SPENCER T. VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Garrett rd.

at Shadeland Drexel Hill where friends may all Fri. evening, 7-9. Int. Arlington Cem. GARDNER Aug.

8, 1972, MARY L. (nee Lowe), wife of William of 1422 S. 55th St. Mother of Mrs. Margaret M.

McNa-mara, John W. and William J. Jr. Relatives and friends Invited to call Thurs. KISH FUNERAL HOME, 6506 Etmwood ave.

Mass of Resurrection, Church of Most Blessed Sacrament, 10 A. M. Int. SS. Peter Paul Cem.

G0RR On Aug. 8, 1972, DR. ADOLPH C. age 69, of 634 Delaware Woodbury, N. husband of Karen (nee Lades) and brother of Miss Adelheid Gorr, of Vineland.

Services 9:30 A. at the Evangelical Lutheran Trinity Church. 523 Stevens Camden. Int. Harleigh Cem.

Friends may call Fri. eve. at the OLIVER BAIR-SCHROEDER FUNERAL HOME, 1016 Haddonfield Cherry Hill. HAMILTON August- 8, 1972, RAYMOND, beloved husband of Lois (nee Hopely) of 2758 Lardner St. Relatives friends, also members of Union Tabernacle Presbyterian Church 8.

employees of Jer-rold Eectronics invited to attend funeral service Fri. 1 p.m. from DILLON FUNERAL HOME, 2155-57 E. Cumberland St. Int.

Forrest Hills Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve 7 to 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to The Institute for Cancer Research, 7701 BurhcJme Foxchase, Pa. 19111, in memory of Raymond Hamilton.

Park-available on let at Sepvlva a. Firth Sts. HASSINGER Suddenly on Aug. 8, 1972, of 240 W. Chelten WILLIAM, husband of Anna B.

Hasslnger father of Herman A. Hassinger, Relatives friends Invited to service, 2 P. M. at THE OSBORNE FUNERAL HOME, 5426 Wayne Gtn. Int.

Hillside Cem. Friends may call at funeral home after I P. M. on Thurs. No viewing Wed.

eve. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate donations to Moss Rehabilitation Center. KAHMAR August 1972, of 311 N.E. 1th Pompana Beach, EUGENE, beloved husband of Rosa (nea Gentsch). Relatives and friends fn- vited to services 10 A.

JAMES W. DOWNS FUNERAL HOME, 443 E. Girard ave. Int. Cem.

Friends may call Frl. eva. of A. E. E.

LEVY Aug. 9, 1972, SADIE (nee Belostot-sky), wife of the late Dr. Jacob Levy 171 Lakeside Wynnewood, Pa. Mother of Dr. Edwin Levy, Warren Levy and Barbara Pomeranti, also survived by 5 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to" services 3 P. JOSEPH LEVINE SON, 1512 N. Broad st. Int. Har Nebo Cem.

Family will return to 468 Wyngate rd. (cor. Morris Wynne-wood, Pa. LEWIS ISABEL August 9, 1972, of Jenklntown. Pi.

wife of the late Ellis Lewis. Funeral services, 11 at HELWEO-S, 463 York Jenklntown where friends may call Thurs. 7-8. Int. Hillside.

Cemetery. MACARTNEY On Aug. 8, 1972, HELEN of 9 Plumstead Lansdowne, sister of Jesse V. Macartney. Funeral service 11 A.

from JOHNSTON SON FUNERAL HOME, 69 Baltimore Lansdowne, Pa. Relatives and friends may call aft 10 A.M. Sat. Int. Arlington Drexel Hill.

McGINTY Aug. 8, 1972, REV. CORNELIUS F. McGINTY, O.5.A. Surviving are 2 sisters, Mrs.

Anabel McGinty and Mrs. Mary McGinty Putney; nephews, a niece, grandnephewt and grandnieces. Reverend clergy, relatives and friends are Invited to the Concelebrated Mass of the Resurrection in St. Mary's Collegiate Seminary Chapel, Vlllanova, 11 A. M.

St. Mary's Hall Cem. Divine Office' 10:45 A. Friends may call Thurs. to 9 P.

M. McGLYNN August 8, ANNA of 6249 1 ns. don st. She was an employee of SKF Industries for 30 years, devoted morher of Mrs. Richard Fllnn, Mrs.

rronn p.aszupsKi, Mrs. William Wil son, Mrs. George Wetzel and Miss Nancy aenwanoeck, also survived by 12 grandchildren. Relatives, friends and employees of SKF Industries are inviTea to tne funeral 8:30 A. from J.

M. CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, 500 E. Benner Mass of ine Resurrection sr. Martin's Church, 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Thurs. evening, in lieu of nowers piease send Mass cards contributions to the Cancer Fund. MONTGOMERY MELVA on August 8, 1972, of 5S45 eustieton beloved wife of Thomas R.

Relatives and friends are invited to call 10 A. J. W. DEAN SON, 7900 Oxford Fox Chase, Phila. Services 11 A.

M. Int. ivi i. morian iem. no viewing Thurs.

eve. NEWMAN Aug. 8, 1972, JOSEPH, of 1116 Ker-per st husband of Francis Newman, ororner or Mrs. toward (Mollie) Dorfman, Robert and Ted Newman. Services 2 P.

M. nreciulv. at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. Int.

Shalom Memorial Park. Family will return to nu taie resioence, O'HARE On AvO. 7. 1972. Of 121 BonHor rit Hatboro, CONSTANCE GRASSO wnwKe, wire of William F.

and momer or rairicK colleen Kathleen M. and James F. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral Frl. 9 w. irom rUHcKAli HOME OF LOUIS 5WIFT PLUNKETT, 529 N.

York Hatboro, Pa. Mass of The Resurrection, Sr. Joseph Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Resurrection Cem. Friends may can murs. eve. an. 7 P.M.

PATCH Suddenly July 27, 1972. In Iran, of Doylestown, ERIC CLEMENT, Son of Cmdr. Arthur E. Patch Ret. and Mrs.

James Magee of Seoul, Korea. Relatives and friends Invited to service Fri. 1:30 PM. Doylestown' i-rienas meeting, Oakland Doylestown, Pa. Friends may call at the Meeting House from 1 to P.

M. Int. Hillside Cem. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Glenside for Ko rean urpnans.

PAYNE On Aug. 8, 1972. JOHN (Jack) of 322 Cedarcroft Audubon, n. Tormeny ot wpooiynne, age tj. surviving are 2 sons.

Howard E. of Audubon, John Jr. of 3 daughters, Mrs. Alice Kinsella of So- merdaie, Mrs. Ruth Walker of Phila.

and Miss Eileen of 17 grand- cniioren and 3 great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends, also members of the VFW Post 980 of Camden. American Legion Post 241 of the Military Order of Cooties and the Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 065 and Holy Name society of the Penna. Railroad are invited to attend the funeral on Sat.

morning. Services, 10 A.M. at the BOCCO FUNERAL HOME, 4th Walnut Camden, N.J. Viewing Fri. eve.

Int. Locust- wood Memorial Cherry Hill, N. J. PECK Suddenly July 27, 1972. In Iran, of Glenside, MEGAN daughter of Emily Freas and Richard M.

Peck. Relatives and friends invited tg service Fri. 1:30 PM. Doylestown Friends Meeting, Oakland Doylestown, Pa. Int.

Hillside Cem. Friends may call at the Meeting House from 1 to 1:30 P.M. Memorial contributions mav be made to St. Peter's Episcopal Church, for Korean Orphans. QUAILE Aug.

8, 1972, of 2652 S. Hicks ROBERT husband of Sarah M. Quaile (born Green), father of Mrs. Lorraine McCarthy. Relatives and friends, also employees of Shoo No.

17 Phila. Naval Base are Invited to attend funeral 8:30 A.M. from JOHN R. DEADY'S, 2501 S. Camac then to St.

Monica's R. C. Church. Mass of the Resurrection 10 A. M.

Int. New St. Mary's Bellmawr, N. J. Call-hours Thurs.

6 to 10 P. M. RADER Suddenly, Aug. 8, 1972, WILLIAM A. beloved son of William A.

and Ruth E. Radar (nee Mufr), of 21 Marlborough Marlton, N. age 23. Also survived by a brother, John Paul, of Marlton and 2 sisters, Peggy Ann, of Marlton Ruth Ann Winters, of Tyler, Texas. Funeral services on Mon.

at 10 A. M. at THE BRADLEY FUNERAL HOME, Route 73 Evesham Marlton, N. J. (Entrance from Evesham Rd.) Int.

Northwood Cem. Friends may call Sun. eve. RIFKIN August 1972, WILLIAM, husband of Rose (nee Zamsky), of 816 Cypress Yeadon, Pa. fc Riviera Atlantic City, N.J.

Father of Mr. Frank Rifkin, Mr. Reuben Rifkin, Mr. Louis Rifkin, Mrs. Ida Lazar, Mrs.

Edith Pearlman, Mrs. Frances Levy. Also survived by 17 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends and members of Yeadon Jewish Comm-jnity Center are invited to funeral services, Thursday, 11 A. M.

precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Entombment Mt. Lebanon Cem. Shiva will be observed af the residence of Dr.

Mrs. Edwin Levy; 468 Wingate Wynnewood, Pa. SACKS On August 7, HENRY husband of the late Fvetta Neubert Sacks, of Quakertown, RD 3. Father of Violet (wife of Charles Wehmeyer), Mrs. Sarah Clayton and Ellwood, all from Quakertown, RD William of East-on, Oliver of Warminster.

Brother to Mrs. Laura Garfat. And also survived by 10 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends, members of Mozart Lodge 436 and Typographical Union No. 2 of Phila.

are invited to services Sat. 11:30 A. M. In Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Quakertown, Pa. Friends mav call at the STRUNK FUNERAL HOME, 821 W.

Broad Quaker- town, from 7-9 P. M. Masonic services at 8:45 P. M. SASSAMAN SR.

MILDRED," of the Lutheran Deaconess Mother House, Gladwyne, beloved sister of Mrs. Anna Clouser, Richard, John and Harry, Aug. 9, 1972. Relatives and friends are Invited to call Frl. after 6:30 P.

M. and tc attend service 7:30 P. Lutheran Deaconess Mother House, 801 Merion Square Glad wyne. Int. 10 A.

M. Fernwood Cem. The family requests that do nations be made In tier memory to the Pennsylvania Federation of the Blind. SCH0TTLER On Aug. 9, 1972, IDA, wife of John 15 E.

Charles Palmyra, N. Age 75 years, also survived by brothers, Frank Krutzke, of Colorado Springs, Colorado and Gustave Krutzke, of Mt. Laurel, N. J. and three grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Sat. at 12:30 P. M. at The Bethany Lutheran Church, Broad Morgan Palmyra, N. J.

Funeral arrangements are under the direction of THE SNOVER FUNERAL HOME, 1200 Route 130, Cin-naminson, N. J. Int. Mt Peace Phila. Contributions may be made to the Bethany Lutheran Church or your favorite charity.

Viewing Fri. .7 to 9 P. M. at the funeral home. 555 E.

in of Kennedy Plaza. The march was sponsored by the Philadelphia Peace Action Coalition and was led by its staff coordinator, Joseph Sanders. Police said the march was "completely orderly." The marchers chanted: "Out now. Out now "One, two, three, four. Stop the bombing.

Stop the war," and "No more Hiroshimas. No more Vietnams." Speeches by local antiwar activists ended the two-hour event. An atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima, Japan, on Aug. 6, 1945. Another was exploded over Nagasaki three days later.

Grace's Death Ruled Suicide CAMDEN. The Camden County prosecutor's office has ruled that Edwin J. Grace, the alleged slayer of six persons in Cherry Hill on June 21, died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Grace, 33, of Brooklyn, died July 8 after being charged with the killings. Six other persons were wounded in the shooting spree which occurred the Heritage Building on N.

Kings Highway. The atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were commemorated in a Vietnam war protest march and rally in center city Wednesday night. About 75 marchers, accompanied by members of the police Civil Disobedience Squad, walked from City Hall to 11th and Market sts. and back to William Riikin, Lingerie Maker William Rifkin, who founded William Rifkin and Sons, lingerie manufacturers at 5744 Market in 1913, died on Tuesday in Atlantic City Hospital after suffering a heart attack. He was 77 and lived at 816 Cypress Yeadoa.

He was a member of the Yeadon Jewish Center and the Chelsea Hebrew Synagogue in Atlantic City. He is survived by Hs wife, the former Rose Zamsky; three sons, Frank, Reuben and Louis; three daughters, Mrs. Ida Lazar, Mrs. Edith Pearlman and Mrs. Frances Levy, 17 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

Services will be held at 11 A. M. today in Gol isteins', 6410 N. Broad mil burial in Mount Lebanon Cemetery. Charles A.

Christy, who' retired three years ago as secretary of the Maryland Coal and Coke died on Tuesday of cancer at his home in Largo," Fla. He was 67 and had been employed by the coal firm for 47 years. He is survived by his wife, Agnes; his mother, Avah, and a son. Donald. Funeral services will be held on Friday in Largo K-0B IN MEMORIAMS FRANCIS ANNA In lovlns memory who passed sway March 1971.

Two dear, bright eyes, a tender smne A lovlna heart that knew no guile. Deep trust In God that all was right Her loy to maKe some other bright. If sick or suffering one she knew Some gentle act of love she'd do. No thought of self, but of "the other" I know he said "Well done, dear mother." Sadly missed by LILLIAN and son-in-law JAMES BARKER. FRANCIS etissELL In loving memory n.H awvav Mav 13.

1972. Two hriahi eves, a tender smile A loving heart that knew no guile. in rind that all was right iau in male some other bright. i irk suffering one he knew Some gentle act of love he'd dp. No aif.

hut of "the other." h. irt "Well done, dear father." Sadly missed by daughter lillian and aon-in-law JAME5 BARKER. K-05 Death Notices ALPER ton. MILDRED (nee Bur- ttaini of 7907 Newbold lane, Laver- the late Morris Alper, mother of Mrs. Shirley Lewlne, sister of Mrs.

Lena Levey, Mrs. Gilbert (Helen) Kaplan, Mrs. Bertha Rabi-novits. Jack Leon Burstein, also survived by 4 grandchildren. Services 12 noon precisely at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N.

Broad st. Int. Monteflore Cem. Family will return to her late residence. AUTH Aug.

7, 1972, FRANK of 42 Dexter formerly of 225 Duoont St. Relatives, friends and members of Cahill Cholerton Post 680 are Invited to attend the funeral Frl. 9 A.M. from J. STRITTMATTER FUNERAL HOME, 18a Green Lane.

Mass of Resurrection 10 A.M., St. Mary of the Assumption Church. Int. St. Mary's Cem.

Viewing Thurs. eve. after 7. Parking on premises. BATTAGLIA Aug.

8, KATHERINE (nee De Losso), wife of Armand, mother of Armand Michael, Gary and Kathy Ann, also survived by six brothers and seven sisters. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A. from PERRI'S FUNERAL SERVICE, 8445 West Chester Pike, Upper Darby (below Township Line). Mass of the Resurrection, 10 A. Sacred Heart Church, Manoa.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing 7 to 10 P. M. Parking on premises.

BATTIN August 1972, of 5434 Saul GEORGE husband of Ruth (nee Schliehting) and father of Donaldr Ruth Matey and David Baffin. Relatives and friends, also members of Boulevard S.D.A. Church invited to services, 10 A. McCLUR FUNERAL HOME, 1665 Harrison Fkd. Int.

East- Cedar Hill Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve. Memorial to Greater Phila. Jr.

Academy, Huntingdon Valley, 1845 Byberry rd. would be appreciated. BECK Aug. 7, 1972, ELIZABETH MARIE BECK. Services 10 A.

at the Lutheran Home Chapel, 6950 German-town ave. Int. Greenmount Cem. Donations may be made to the Chancel Fund of the Lutheran Home (FYFE AVER) BELLARMIN0 CONCETTINA, Aug. 8, 1972, (nee Mirabella) of 1702 Mifflin St.

beloved wife of the late Saivatore, mother of Dr. Francis M. 8- Mr. Leo Bellar-mino. also 6 grandchildren 3 great-grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Fri. 9 A. M. from LEONETTI FUNERAL HOME N. E.

cor. Broad 8. Wolf Sts. Mass of the Res- urrectlon, 10 A. M.

St. Thomas Aoui-nas Church. Prayer services 7:30 P. M. Thurs.

eve. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing 7 to 10, Thurs. Parking on (premises.

BENSON On August 9, 1972, of 3424 N. Lee EDWARD beloved husband of Jeannie Benson (nee Young), Father of Edward J. Benson, Jr. Relatives and friends, also members of Aerie 42, F.O.E. and former employees of Artloom Corp.

are Invited to the service 2 P. M. from the WILDEY FUNERAL HOME, Front Westmoreland St. Int. Oakland Cem.

Friends may call Thurs. 7-9 P. (Parking in the Wildey lot). BIANCHI Aug. 7, 1972, JOSEPH (JOE WHITE) of 506 S.

7th beloved husband of Edith (nee Marano), father of Joseph, also survived by 2 grandchildren and brother of Joe, Frank, Bob, Charles, Emmie, Mrs. Edith Myers and Mrs. Elizabeth Hugy. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A. M.

from LEONETTI FUNERAL HOME, N.E. Cor. Broad Wolf sts. Mas! of the Resurrection 9:30 A. M.

St. Mary Magdallne Church. Int. Holy Cross. Viewing Thurs.

7-10 P. M. (Parking on premises) BOYD In Aug. 6, 1972, JAMES retired funeral director, husband of Edna May Righter Boyd, father of James Patricia Frey and Barbara Kaelin, brother of George Malcolm D. Rae, Joseph John A.

and Edwin Boyd. Services will be held from the BOYD-HORROX FUNERAL HOME, 718 Swede Norristown, on Aug. 10 at 11 A. M. Int.

Riverside Cem. There will be no viewing. Memorial contributions may be made to the Montgomery Co. Physically Handicapped School, W. Mer-hall Norristown, Pa.

$100,000 in Drugs Seized in Delaware Around Delaware Valley Delaware State Police have confiscated the largest quantity of cocaine and heroin in the state's history in a raid near Wilmington. Nine persons were arrested in the raid at a. motel room near U. S. Highway 13 in New Castle County.

Valued at about $100,000 in street sales, the drugs included an ounce and a half of cocaine, an equal amount of heroin, a pound of marijuana and a number of pills. State Police, who conducted the raid with New Castle' county and Wilmington police, said the drugs probably came into Delaware from Fbrida. POLICE ALSO confiscated about $2,500 in cash, most of the money from Buster Edgar Sweetj 44,. of the 1100 block of 8th stl, WilmingtonV'who is known, to have a high level contact in Florida," a State Polic3 spokesman said. 'Umbrella Urged for Gang Solution The executive of the Greater Philadelphia Movement said that the city's gang problem could be solved much faster if there was an "umbrella" organization, to orchestrate activities of the city's raany youth service groups.

"The reason that youth organizations are not more effec-'. in dealing with gangs is because there is a fragmenta- The charges were contained in a four-count indictment against Johnnie Lee Sink, president of Local 69 of the Building Service Employes International Union. Sink, 48, lives in Oak-wood Lakes, N. J. Sink was charged with violating the Taft-Hartley Act by accepting the $4,500 in gifts from three firms, two of which had contracts with Local 69.

Senior Citizens to March for Fare Cut About 100 senior citizens meeting at the YMYWHA voted to dramatize their demands for lower fares by carrying signs and marching "two abreast" to a 4:30 P. M. Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) board meeting on Aug. 16. The senior citizens will march from a preliminary meeting at 2:30 P.

M. in the Adelphia Hotel, 13th and Chestnut sts. to the PSFS Building, where they will meet with SEPTA chairman James McConnon and other board members. SEPTA will consider its own proposal to cut the present 25-cent senior citizen fare to 15 'cents during off-hours, holidays and weekends. The senior citizen groups have been seeking an unrestricted 10-cent fare.

New INA Building Gains Approval The Art Commission has given final approval to the construction of a $24 million office building on the southeast corner of 17th and Arch sts. by the Insurance Company of North America. Wn and duplication of services Lineberger told school administrators, counselors and teachers at Temple University's gang wor shop. The crowde'd room of school officials were perched on the edge of their seats as they listened to Lineberger on the third day of the two-week gang workshop. jj He said that Philadelphia's gang problem has obviou racial overtones because the majority of the youths dying as a result of gang activity are James "r'M James Lineberger A wt black.

The unanimous decision sion at its monthly meeting was handed down by the commis- this week, work on the 26-story Union Head Indicted in Federal Probe auunuie is stueuuicu to oegm me iaii. When the building is complete in mid 1974 it will provide space for 2,000 office workers. The entire INA complex will occupy a full bolck bounded by Arch, Cuthbert, 16th and 17th A special Federal rand jury investigating union corruption here charged a janitor's union president with letting employers pick up his hotel tabs in Miami Beach and the Bahamas in 1969, and 1970. sts..