a THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. THURSDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 17. 1966 Died Diid Crew Battles Fire, Flood in Steve Ellis Dies at 50; Ringside Announcer Steve Ellis, veteran sportscaster and former fight manager, died Wednesday in Flowers Fifth Avenue Hospital in New York City. He was 50 and lived at 11 Fifth STATISTICS BY CITIES (Atlantic Storm From Our Wire Services BOSTON, Feb.
16. A 459 font TTniteH statoc incc fmiorit. Mew York. FEBRUARY 1966 i 17 18 19 20 24 25 26 2728 MARCH 1966 I 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS 16 He was born in Philadelphia1 ay" if comedian Thomas (Cozy) Armand OFFICIAL FORECASTS 1 Philadelp I a and Partly cloudy Thursday. High' in the.
low 40s. 1 Northwest winds to to 2u miles an hour. Mostly fair ftrul cUW Thursday nifiht and Friday, Preett'itaHon irtt-ability fc vwnt Thurdy, 4irta tvt.ttvtn.a; Cloudy Thurday elating later in the day aM tutW (air nd er took on water Wednesday in he Rraduated from Erasmus f.the stormy north Atlantic and then the as lamiiy moved to Brooklyn, University of Miami, where he became interested in boxing. DISC JOCKEY iuui icjr, uicu lucaud; in lid it' areth Hospital. He was 68 and lived at 2736 Unruh ave.
He was a member of the Longshoremen's Local 1291 for 45 years. Besides his son, he is survived bv his wife. Nellie. a surlflpn caroYi shift rnnfnroH bulkhead as crewman were out chemical fed fires in two of the vessel's holds. He worked his way througtrand two other sons, James and It was one of several mari-jcolleee managing fighters.
time emergencies reported graduation he entered St. In nnp a tankpr! John's Law School in Rrooklvn Highest temperature last 12 hours, lowest temperature last 18 hours precipitation for last 24 hours ported at 8 P. M. Wednesday by United States Weather Bureau. TEMPERATURE PLACE L.
H. Pr. .15 Albany Atlanta Atlantic City Bismarck, N. D. Boston Buffalo, N.
Y. Charleston. S. C. Chicago Cleveland Denver Detroit Duluth, Minn.
Jacksonville, Fla. Kansas City, Mo. Los Armeies Louisville Miami Beach Minneapolis New Orleans New York City Norfolk. Va. Philadelphia Phoenix, Ariz.
Pittsburgh Portland, Me. Portland, Ore. St. Louis Salt Lake City San Antonio San Francisco S. Ste.
Marie, Mich. Savannah, Ga. 19 50 36 -14 29 55 26 31 -4 26 -11 53 16 44 38 72 -10 58 32 39 31 28 34 21 28 27 7 4 14 57 38 62 35 27 33 59 42 5 37 36 65 31 40 35 41 i II 40 67 45 77 8 65 38 I 47 39 61 47 33 50 3S 29 61 60 29 St 44 78 41 34 oo "oo Seattle Tampa. Fla. wshin5ton' D- c- 00 1 .30 .04 Tr.
-31 -11 High Missing; Trace. Thursday's Tidal Predictions PHILADELPHIA (Chestnut St.) ioo jo I I cjJJer at tViht ad Friday, 'northwest at night. Cloudy ii Thursday with partial clearing 1 in the day Visibility bet! ioifire in Japan killed 15 workmen. Sun Rises Sun Sets -Moon Rises 6:52 A. M.
5:39 P. M. 5:39 A. M. ter than five miles.
Wednesday's Local Report V. S. WEATHER BUREAU Feb. 16. 1966 EST T.
H. W.D.&-V. Pr. W. 5 A.
M. 34 69 E-12 Snow 7 A. M. 31 92 ENE-10 .02 Snow 11 A. M.
34 92 E-6 Rain 1 P. M. 35 96 E-8 .11 Rain 3 P.M. 39 93 EN E-6 Cloudy 7 P. M.
39 93 WNW-5 .14 Drizzlej Temperature; Humidity: W. The British liner Oronsav land while there took a job as i i aisc JeKcy lor at radio, in I'aterson, N. J. After finishing law school, he I 1500 passengers aboard. aground in the harbor of Sydney, Australia, after a near-02 collision with a Japanese freighter.
There were no stayed with the radio station years old and a widower. Sur-and later joined others such as vivors are a son, Edwin, of WOR and WMCA in New YorkJDrexel Hill; a daughter, Mrs. clll jn WlVl'S -v a. vava a a i The 8228-ton American Im-and rc- porter, with 49 crewmen three passengers aboard, ported the bulkhead rupture was below the waterline and it was "unable to control the flood ing." The freighter struggled against 40-foot seas and 60-knot winds, 145 miles cast of St. John's, Nfld.
At Nagoya, Japan, fire High Tide 11:48 A. M. P. M. Low Tide 6:06 A.
M. 6:54 P. M. DELAWARE BREAKWATER High Tide 6:18 A. M.
7:12 P. M. Low Tide 12:06 A. M. 1:12 P.
M. CAPE MAY (Municipal Pier) m'High Tide 5:50 A. M. 6:14 P. M.
destroyed a new 3.1.800-ton Jap-jA. anese tanker Wednesday and killed at least 13 dockyard st. workmen. KttrLlJ CU.il 111 ll.l later the day fair and eotdvr at nisht aU Friday, Nen lit 5 Cloudy Thursday morninfi followed by partial clearing later in the day. Fair and colder Thursday night and Friday.
Maryland. Delaware and Dis- trict of Columbia: Partly cloudy Thursday with some snow flur-1 jits hi mdividuu iiiuuiiiaius. Clearing to fair and colder over the entire area Thursday and Friday. Cape May to Cape Hatteras: Northwest winds at 20 to 30 knots Thursday with partly cloudy skies. Visibility increasing to eight miles.
Cape May to Block Island: Westerly winds at 10 to 20 knots Thursday turning to west to PARTLY aouor FAIR ClOUDY SNOWIUIHI AN STATIC WIND CCXO SSS WARM c5 r'ji iosangeus STATIC IIVK JLill g. Va VUlkJItil III U. S. Coast Guard planes and(princcton, N. builder and two Mexican naval vessels; contractor, died Wednesday searched the islands off the east-While vacationing in Miami em tip of the Yucatan peninsulai Beacn Fla.
He was 38 and for an American scientific boatiive(j at 4 Tau Timbers with four persons aboard. Princeton. A graduate of Col- The 99-foot Linda V'alkcr, out gate University, he was a of Pascagoula, reported in! member of the Saucon Valley a "Mayday" message a 1 yiCountry Club, and the Metro-Wednesday that it was on a reef politan Club of New York. Sur- iWeather for Thursday Mffifflll "tv" ff -ukKipy K. myi-r" 7 $JM i miss, i MA.
r.A. I D. Ic Wind Direction and Velocity Highest temperature this date last 95 years (1954 Lowest temperature (7 A. Lowest temperature this date last 95 years 1888 Average temperature today Average temperature this date last year Normal for this date Deficiency since Feb. 1 73 31 uetioency since Jan.
1 Total precipitation since Feb. 1 2.70 lotai precipitation since Jan. 1 5.52 Excess since Jan. 1 .60 Barometric Pressure: 6 A. 30.26 Falling; 12 Noon, 30.02 Falling; 6 P.
29.72 Falling. DEGREE DAY DATA Wednesday 30 Season 3515 Normal 3462 NEW ORLEAN long hydro-electric water duct SMSr temperature MJ 7 i5 i 35 33 17, near Cozumel Island and being; pounded by seas. Deaths Elsewhere Metropolitan Antony Bashir, arrhKUhon nf tho Svrian Antin- Low Tide 11:49 A.M. P.M. (ill isteei Fieri High Tide 5:22 A.
M. 5: "6 P. M. Low Tide 11:43 P.M. BEACH HAVEN (Little Egg Harbor! High Tide 7:35 A.
M. 7:59 P. M. Low Tide 1:25 A. M.
2:06 P.M. BAR.VEGAT INLET High Tide 5:28 A. M. 5:52 P. M.
Low Tide 11:45 A. M. 11:58 P. M. MIAMI lrtnM Wtktr, (trtcliM Am miu mtwJk Sales Executives Cite Dr.
Ravdin Dr. I. S. Ravdin, emeritus W. Vr.AAn u- Orthodox Church of fei at.
48 cctn i23cl st- She is also survived by America, in Boston. twQ daughters sister CharlS The head of the HO.OOO-mem-Josepht and Mrs James ber church was long a leader jH Foy. two sonS) Joseph in ecumenical efforts and a and Th0mas 25 grandchil-vigorous anti-Communist. jdren and four great grandchil-He was named special sentative of the Patriarchate of Antioch to American churches! NATHANIEL J. MURR, man- a5 ixJktttt fejfc rtuurt.
ItnrMt wttttttr, atrrrtiM 4J4 HtONT ferwtJ baiHUty i STATIC WONT Or tAKOMFTtK in 1922. Six years later he wasjaSer of the United States Gyp-advanced to rank of archiman- sum Co. offices in Bryn Mawr, MORRELLI Feb. 14. residence, 6209 Pickens MARY, survived hy sons.
John and Armond. 2 daughters, Mrs. Mary Caora. Mrs. Carmen MrGarvey.
Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 8:30 A. from residence of son. 2606 S. Bialy in the vie. of 73d Buist ave.
Solemn Requiem Mass, Our Lady of Lorelta Church. 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.
Viewing Thurs. eve. Arrangement by FUSCO. MURPHY ELIZABETH M. (nee Brennan), of 9115 Academy Road, formerly of 3414 Fairmount ave.
and 9331 Campus Lane, wife of the late John J. Relatives and friends, also Our Lady of Good Council Auxiliary S122. L. A St. are invited to funeral 8 0 A.
CROUSES FUNERAL HOME, 1S30-32 E. Somerset st. High Requiem Mass. St. Dominic's Church, 10 A M.
Int. Our Lady of Grace Cem. Viewing Fri. 30 P. M.
MURPHY Feb. 15. formerly of Phila Sharon Hill. KIERAN D. Age 2 mos son of Kathleen 4- Thomas Murphy (nee Dugan).
Mass of Angels. Holy Spirit Church 10 A. M. Int St Peter Paul Cem. Arransem*nti by DAVID J.
PHILLIPS FUNERAL HOME. Collingdale, Pa.) MURR On Feb. 15. 1966. NATHANIEL J.
of 135 W. Maryland Aldan. formerly of Lansdowne. husband of the late Hilda (nee Martin), lather of Mrs. Donald Greenwav and Jetferis M.
Funeral service 11 A JOHNSTON ic SON FINER HOME, 69 E. Baltimore Lansdowne. Friends may call Fri. eve. Int.
Valley Forge Gardens. In lieu of flowers contributions may be sent to a favorite charity. O'HARA On Feb. 14. 1966.
MARY A (nee Lynch), of 26 Cooper Erlton, N. formerly of 1236 W. Airdrie beloved wife of Peter J. O'Hara. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Friday.
10 A. from the MURPHY FUNERAL HOME. 3g.9 N. Broad st. Solemn Mass of Requiem! St.
Stephen's Church, 11 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Thursday eve.
0STENRIEDER LA VINA, on Feb. 15. 1966. age 14 years, daughter of George A. and Alice (James) Ostenrieder.
Relatives friends are invited to the service 2:30 P. from late residence, 1S50 E. Orleans st. Int. Oakland Cem.
Friends may caU Thurs. eve. 0VINGT0N Ot 11W3 W. Tioea St. Suddenly Feb.
16. 1966. RANDOLPH husband of Mae E. Ovington, ace 61 yrs. Relatives and friends, also Lodge No 3.
F. A.M. invited to services Frid'av. 1 P. Apts of WM.
H. ATTERSBY, 3316 N. Broad St. Interment private. iewing Thursday, 7 9 p.
M. PILARDI Feb. u. 1966, SANTO, of 713 Pierre beloved husband of Valentina (nee Trustulli). Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9 A.
from the MONTI FUNERAL HOME. 2533-35 South Broad st. Int. Mt. Moriah em Friends may call Thurs.
7-10. ROTH On Feb. 16. 1966, WILLIAM of 11 Conwell Drive, Maple Glen, formprly of 7328 N. 20th husband of the lale Lillian Beerhalter Roth.
Relatives and friends invited to services Sat 11 A. KIRK vtf -m r- UCI IllflU town ave. Int. Ivy Hill Cem. Friend may can n.
eve. SCHMICKER Feb. 14, 1966. JOHN of 123 Gross husband of Helen Zima Schmicker, father of Sr. M.
John Berchmans, S.C.C, 4 Therese Janet Relatives, friends, Phila. Police and employes of Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co. are invited to funeral 9 A. from the McCULLOUGH FUNERAL HOME, W. cor.
63d st. Lansdowne ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of Our Lady of the Rosary. 10 A. M.
Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve. SCHVARTZ Feb.
16. 1966. DOROTHY, formerly of 2252 E. Cambria survived by cousins. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services Thurs, 11 A.
M. precisely. "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad st. Int.
Mt. Carmel Cem. SEYK0T CHARLES 2322 N. Lawrence on Feb. 13.
beloved husband of Catherine (nee Filbert). Relatives and friends are invited to the WETZEL It SON FUNERAL HOME. 4708-12 N. 5th on at 8:30 A. M.
Requiem Mass. St. Edward's Church, at 10 A. M. Friends may call Thurs.
eve. SHIELDS JAMES Feb. 14, of 3115 Jenhin-town rd North Hills, husband of the late Mary A. Kelly Shields. Relatives.
friends. Men of Malvern and members of the and Penna. Automotive Wholesalers Assoc. and the A. E.
A. and A. S. I. A.
are invited to funeral 9 30 A. FITZPAT. RICK SONS FUNERAL HOME, 42S Lyceum Roxborough. Solemn Requiem Mass. Church of Queen of Peace, Ardsley, 11 A.
M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may caU Thurs. eve.
after 7. SOKALSKI Of 143 W. Susquehanna on Feb. 15, 1966. EDWARD beloved husband of Dorothy L.
Sokalski (nee Sturm). Relatives and friends are invited to funeral on at 10 A. at JOHN F. FLUEHR SONS. 19 W.
Susquehanna ave. Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call Friday eve. SOMERS Feb.
15, JOHN aged 74 years, husband of Loretta (nee McBnde), uncle of Rev. Joseph J. McKenna. O.S.F.S. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 8 30 A.
HOLLEN FUNERAL HOME. 726 28 E. Allegheny ave. Requiem Mass. Church of the Ascension.
10 A. M. Int. Our Lady of Grace Cem. Friends may call Thurs.
eve. URBAN On Feb. 14, 1966, of 7431 Rogers Upper Darby, CATHARINE (nee Mitchell), wife of George Urban. Funeral services 2 P. MARVIL FUNERAL HOME, 1110 Main Darby, Pa.
Friends may call 7-9 P. M. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. VIDEON MARK WILLIAM, on Feb.
16, 1966, beloved son of Linda S. Spencer T. Videon III, of 241 Clamar Havertown, age 20 months. Services int. at the convenience of the family.
WILLIAMS EMMA M. On Feb. 15, 1966, of 1241 Catherine St. Sister of F'lorence Kraus Service for relatives and friends Friday, 2 P. M.
at OLIVER H. BAIR'S, 1820 Chestnut St. where friends may call Thursday 7 to P. Int. Fernwood Cem.
W00TEN Feb. 15, 1966. HELEN R. (nee Gal-lagher), of 122 Lexington East Lansdowne, wife of the late Harry J. Wooten.
mother of Charlotte Carey, Gertrude Donnelly. Harry Paui Joseph D. Robert T. Wooten. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral 9 A.
STONE-LAKE FUNERAL HOME. 8S E. Baltimore Lansdowne. High Mass of Requiem, 10 A. St.
Cyril's Church. Int. SS. Peter Paul Cem. Friends may call F'ri.
7 to 10. YUSEM Feb. 16. 1966. ARMAND H.
(STEVE ELLIS), husband of Toni, of 11 5th ave N. Y. N. father of Ronnie and Connie Yusem, son of Maurice and Pauline (nee Ellis) Yusem, brother of Adele Yusem. Relative and friends are invited to services 11 A.
JOSEPH LEVINE 4, SON MEMORIAL CHAPELS. N. Broad st. above 71st ave. Int.
Har Judah Cemetery. Cemetery Lots TWO GRAVES LOT $500. Glenwood Memorial Cemetery, Garden of the Last Supper. 1-793 1263. 1059 Frankfort Ava.
2223 N. Froat St DE 8-7100 14 HOU" IUU PHONE SEIVICE tar 75 Ynrt st Oistiitttln riaral Sartic AS A HELPFUL GU'CE to those -ho irish to remember their ovee) ones nth an In Memoriam notice in The inquirer have collected many enet in a free booklet available From the Want A.d Department Is oiace an In Memoriam Notice phone LOcust 3-5000. The charge it only 60c tin. UM? FLOWERS 111 ENGELMANN JOHN husband of Anna fnee Wissman). on Feb.
14, 1966. of 7526 Lawndale ave. Friends are invited to the funeral 8:30 A. J. W.
DEAN SON. 7900 Oxford Fox Chase. Phila. High Mass. St.
Cecilia's Church. 10 A. M. View. Thurs.
eve. EVERETTE TERENCE B. EVERETTE. age 17 months, son of James and Jeannette Everette. of 4379 Creswell died Feb.
14. 1966. Funeral 11 A. M. Viewing 9 30 to 11 A.
Wayland Temple Baptist Church. 25th and Columbia ave. FENDER Feb. 15. 196.
of 109 Harvey St. LILLIAN E. FENDER, dauchter of Mabel A. Davis (nee Ehly. Relatives friends, employees of Western Union invited to service 10:30 A.
KIRK NICE, 6301 Germantown Ave. Interment Riverside Cem, Norristown, Pa. Friends may caU Fri. eve. GALLICCHI0 ROSALIE Feb.
16. 1966. wife of Paul of 938 Claire Huntington Valley, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Vincent Vassalluzzo and sister of Dr.
M. Vassalluzzo. Vincent, and Dr. Francis and Giulio Vassalluzzo. High Mass Fri.
10 A. M. St. Hiliary's Church. Int.
private, no railing hours Thurs. eve. Please omit flowers. GILL1GAN Feb. 16.
1966. THOMAS husband of Heen B. Babenko of 514 E. Winona Norwood, Pa. Relatives, friends and members of T.R.A.C.
are invited to attend his funeral on Sat. at 9 A. M. from the CAVANAGH FUNERAL HOME. 301 Chester Pike.
Norwood. Solemn. Requiem Mass 10 A. M. St.
Gabriel's Church. Int. SS. Pe'er It Paul Cem. Friends may caU Fri.
7 to 9:30. GIS0NDI YOLANDA (nee Piccini), Feb. 14, 1966. beloved wife of John, of 7234 Dicks also survived by 3 children and mother Maria and father Frank Piccini and 3 brothers. Alfred, Mario, William Piccini, 2 sisters.
Mrs. Anna Clarkin and Louise Piccini. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A. from the LEONETTI FUNERAL HOME. N.
E. cor. Broad and Wolf sts. Solemn Requiem Mass, SL Clement's Church, 10 A. M.
Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Thurs. after 7 P. M.
(Parking on premises.) G0LDSCHMID On Feb. 15. 1966, FREDERICK husband of the lale Anna E. Ott. at the residence of his daughter, Mrs.
William H. McNair, Sumneytown pike, Gwynedd, Pa. Funeral services will be held at the C. HENRY LONGE-NECKER FUNERAL HOME, Main St. 4: Elm North Wales, 11 A.
M. Int. ML Vernon Cem. Friends may caU Fri. eve.
after 7. GORMAN Feb. 15. 1966. of 408 S.
23d MARY E. (Clancy), wife of the late Charles J. Gorman, and mother of Sr. Charles Joseph, S.S.J., and grandmother of Sr. M.
Annetta. S.C.C. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A. from WM. H.
LOGAN'S. 2410 Lombard st. Solemn High Mass of Requiem, St. Patrick's Church, 10 A. M.
Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may caU Fri. eve. HACKETT Feb.
15, 1966. ANNA (nee Meden-bach). of 6843 Algard wife of the late William B. Hackett, Sr. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 11 A.
at MANNAL FUNERAL HOME, 6925 Frankford ave. (at Tyson Int. Hillside Cem. Friends may call from 10 to 11 A. M.
In lieu of flowers, donations in her memory to the Episcopal Church of Resurrection, Mayfair, Rowland ave. would be appreciated. HAENTZE AUGUSTA R. (nee Mink), on Feb. 15.
1966. of 1645 N. 29th widow of Edward Haentze, M.D., mother of Frederick E. Haentze, M.D., and Robert E. Haentze, D.D.S.
Relatives-and friends are invited to a closed casket service 2 30 P. W. MILLS TURNER FUNERAL HOME, 6028 Ridee Roxborough. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem.
Please omit flowers. HALLMAN Feb. 15. 1966, in Ft. Myers, ABRAM husband of the late Sarah (nee Famous), formerly of Yeadon, father of Edwin Hallman and Mrs.
Arthur Lindenmayer. Relatives and friends are invited to services from his son's residence. 1041 Bl.vthe Drexel Hill, on at 12:30 P. M. Int.
Green Tree Oaks, Pa. Friends may caU Fri. to 10. HANSEN ALICE (nee Foster), on Feb. 15.
of Churchville, wife of the late William S. Hansen. Friends may call 12-1 P. J. W.
DEAN SON, 7900 Oxford Fox Chase. Phila. Services 1 P. M. Int.
at convenience of family. No viewing Thurs. eve. Please omit flowers. HERON Feb.
16. 1966. WALTER husband of Hannah (nee Glickstein), of 165 Springton Upper Darby. Relatives and friends invited to service 11 A. Funeral Home of ANDREW J.
BAIR SON. 3925 Chestnut st. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem.
Friends may call 7 to 9 P. 11. (Parking in rear.) HYDE On Feb. 15. 1966, DR.
WALTER WOODBURN HYDE, husband of Mary Dreer Hyde, of Green Manor Germantown. Relatives and friends are invited to OLIVER H. BAIR'S. 1820 Chestnut 7-9 P. M.
Services and Int. at the conveniences of the family. JONES Feb. 15. of 2638 Wilder ANNIE (nee Hall), beloved wife of the late Foster B.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services 10.30 A. MILLIGAN FUNERAL HOME. 1346 S. 29th St. Int.
Mt. Moriah Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve. K0T0RIE MRS.
JENNIE KOTORIE, on Feb. 14, 1966, beloved wife of the late John Kotorie, of 203 N. Cedar Lane, Upper Darby, Pa. FuneraL 12 noon at VAN SANT FUNERAL HOME, 3027-29 N. 5th st.
Services 1 P. SS. Peter Paul Albanian Orthodox Church, Hanco*ck ft Oxford sts. Int. Fernwood Cem.
Viewing Thurs. eve. after 7. LEVY eb. 14, 1966, SYLVAN S.
of Academy Lane, Elkins Park. Pa. in Hollywood, Fla. Age (9. beloved husband of Leona Oppenheimer Levy, father of Mrs Paul (Elise) Steinberg of Margate, J.
and Bert O. Levy of New York, N. Y. Also survived by 3 granddaughters. Cremation and services at convenience of family.
MASON (MISK0NIS) CHARLES, Feb. 15. husband of the late Anna (nee Valaitis), of 543 W. Luray st. Relatives and friends invited to services 1 P.
JOS. A VALAUSKAS FUNERAL HOME, 1601 S. 2d sL Int. Fernwood Cem. Friends may caU Thurs.
eve. MILAN0 ALPHONSE on Feb. 14. beloved husband of Rosemary T. Milano (nee Taglieri), of 62C8 North Park ave.
Relatives and friends and employes of the P.T.C. are invited to attend the funeral 9 A. JAMES W. QUINN. 2ND, FUNERAL HOME, 6707 York Road.
Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. Holy Angels Church. Int. Our Lady of Grace Cem. Friends may call Thurs.
7-10. MILLER Feb. 15. 1966. DORA (nee Strauss), wife of the late Louis, of 1725 E.
Pass-yunk mother of Ida Segal, Shirley Ellis and Harriet Gilbert; also survived by 5 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services 2 P. JOSEPH LEVINE SON, 1512 N. Broad st. Int.
Roosevelt Mem. Park. Family will return to the late residence. MILLER Feb 15. 1966.
MA YE E. (nee Mcs-ner), of 7615 Rising Sun wife of the late Robert Miller. Relatives and friends are invited to attend services 10 A. WACKERMAN FUNERAL HOME, 8060 Verree rd. (Fox Chase).
Friends may call Thurs. eve. MILNER Feb. 16, WILLIAM aged 14 years, son of Israel and Edith (nee Gran-bereer), of 1601 Farrington brother of Jerome, grandson of Annie Milner and Sie Grunberger. Relatives and friends are invited to services 2 P.
JOSEPH LEVINE SON MEMORIAL CHAPELS. N. Broad st. above 71st ave. Int.
Montefiore Cem. Family will be at the late residence. Please omit flowers. M0NAGHAN Feb. 14, 1966, JOHN beloved husband of Margaret Monaghan (nee McDonough).
Relatives and friends, also Holy Name K. of C. San Domingo Council, employes of the City Water Dept. invited to funeral Sat. morning, 8:30 o'clock, from his home, 1402 S.
Allison st. Solemn Mass of Requiem, 10 A. Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Holy Communion may be received at this Mass. Int.
Holy Cross Cem. Friends may caU Fri. eve. Poison Gas Kills 17 In Alpine Power Duct LOCARNO, Switzerland, Feb. 16 (UPI).
Poisonous gas mm an tintnnwn ennrpp VillnH 1 7 wnrlrore Worinactav ff IMeL Mr Freedman "took of Philadelphia for the dis- me f. penni J.es tinguished work he has done iniy' "5 fi? h- iplay, The Second be- William. ABRAM A. HALLMAX, a former Yeadon, Pa. contractor, 1, Tl 1ucij jijcis, id where he had been in retirement for the Past 30 years.
He was 94 Arthur Lmdenmayer; five grand- cmidren, 13 great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild. Died ANDERSON Feb. 15, 1966 of 2840 N. 27th St. JOSEPH, son of the late George W.
anJ Catherine Anderson nee Regan). Relatives and friends are invited to Solemn Requiem Mass Church of Corp-is Christi 11 A. Fri. No viewing Thurs. eve.
CH MILES J. McILVAINE FUNERAL HOME.) BEISEL JOSEPH Feb. 14, suddenly, of 323 Rector husband of Jeanne G. Cassidy Beisel. Relatives, friends, members of the Holy Name Society and Immaculata Council 2:3933, K.
of are invited to attend funeral 8 A. FITZPATRH SONS FUNERAL HOME, 425 Lyceum Rox. Solemn Requiem Mass, Church of St. John the Baptist, 9 A. Holy Communion may be received at this Mass.
Int. Westminster Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. after 7.
BROWN Of 6805 Chew Mt. Airy, WTL-LIAM Hysband of the late Mary D. (nee Barto), Feb. 14, 1966. ed C4.
Services at 2 P. FRIT? A KENDALL FUNERAL HOME, Kutz-town. Pa. Int. Fairview Kutz-town.
Friends may call Fri. from 12 noon till 2 P. M. CALLAHAN February 12. JOHN, formerly of 2436 S.
Chadwick brother of Patrick and Joseph Callahan. Relatives, friends and Fleet Reserve Assoc. are invited to funeral Friday, A. from J. J.
ROBERTS. 1701 Ritner st. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Church of St. Monica, 10 A. M.
Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Thurs. 7 to 10. CAMPiSI On Feb.
IS. 166, JOSEPH of 937 S. 6th husband of Jennie (nee Lo-Bono) father of Miss Angelina Campisi, Mrs. Rosalie Cerone and Mrs. Jane DeRosa, brother of Mrs.
Lena Badame and Phillip Campisi. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral A. M. from LOUIS IN'GFMTO'S FUNERAL HOME. 820 Ch'istian St.
Solemn Requiem Mass St Mary Magdalen's Church 10 A. M. Int Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Fri. 7 to 10.
(Parking on premises. CARROLL GEORGE n. CARROLL, on Feb. 15, 1966. husband of Pearl G.
Carroll, of 032 Willows ave. Relatives and friends are invited to services 11 A. at Parlors of DAVID H. BOWEN SOX. 50th and Catharine sts.
Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. CARTIN Feb 15, 1966. JAMES F. X.
JR. Darl'ne son of James Sr. and Loretta (nee Otto) of 15018 London Rd. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Sat. 8:45 A.
M. WM. G. ALLOY FUNERAL HOME, Byberry Rd. east at Bustleton Ave.
Mass of the Angels. 10 A. M. St. Christopher's R.
C. Church. Int. Our Lady of Grace Cem. Friends may call Fri.
eve. after tributions to Holy Redeemer Hospital. 7. in lieu of flowers, please send con CLARKE Feb. 15.
1966. of 1357 E. Haines ALBERT husband of Iva E. Clarke (nee Freas). Relatives friends invited to services 11 A.
KIRK NICE. 6301 Germantown ave. Interment private. CONNELLY Of 2 Chestnut Feb. 13, 1966.
WILLIAM husband of Mary Connelly (nee McClain). Relatives and friends, also Chief of Police Assn. are invited to attend the funeral on 8:30 A. from WILLIAM J. KXOPF FUNERAL HOME, 7114 Oxford ave.
Requiem Mass. Maternity B.V.M. Church, 10 A. M. Int.
Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends call Thurs. eve. (Parking on premises.) COOK On Feb. 14.
1966, SELMA fnee Schmid), wife of the late Harry J. Cook, of 5709 Mustang Levittown, Pa. (formerly of 2421 S. Sartain Services for relatives and friends on 11 A. at WM.
F. CLSHING S. 1837 Pine where friends may call 7-9 P. M. Int.
North Cedar HiU Cem. CULSHAW On Feb. 16, 1966, ROBERT son of Harry C. and Florence P. Culshaw of 4 Tall Timbers Drive, Princeton, N.
J. Service for relatives and friends on 2 P. M. at OLIVER H. BAIR CO.
SUBURBAN-WEST, 301 West Chester Pike, Havertown. Pa. where fr.ends may call Fri. after 1 P. M.
Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. DeLALLA LENA (nee D'Antonio), Feb. 14. 1966.
beloved sister of Mary Lattanzio, of S. Sydenham st. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu-' neral 9 A. from the LEO-NETTI FUNERAL HOME, N. E.
cor-nrr Rrnad and Wolf sts. Solemn Re quiem Mass. St. Richard's Church. 10 A.
M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Thurs. after 7 P.
M. Parking on premises. DEL PAPA Of 3045 N. 23d Feb. 15.
1966, BIAGIO, husband of the late Maria (nee Slorelli). Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Mary of the Eternal Church, 11 A. M. Int.
Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Fri. MCASTRO FUNERAL HOME, 3100-02 N. 22d st. DEMARC0 Check MORELLI death notice.
DERNER On Feb. 16, 1966, of 3447 N. Bodine KATHArtlNA (ne- Ssbath1. of Josefalva. widow of Stefan.
Relatives, friends invited to 8:30 A. E. KESZLER fARDOZA FUNERAL HOME. 1430 N. 2d st.
Requiem Mass, 10 A. Church of St. Hugh. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.
Friends may caU Fri. after 7 P. M. DOUGHERTY Of 10136 Northeast Somerton, formerly of 1734 Erie Ave. Feb.
16, 1966, JAMES husband of Margaret J. Dougherty and father of Mrs. Margaret E. Calvarese. Relatives and friends also Mozart Lodge r436 F4AM invited to funeral 1 P.
M. Apts. of WM. H. BATTERSBT, 3316 N.
Broad St. Int. Mt. Moriah Cem. Viewing 7-9 P.
M. Masonic Services. 8 P. M. D'UVA ASSUNTA D'UVA.
Feb. 16, wife of Fedele, of 7131 Edmund and mother of Mrs. Giovanna Joseph and Mrs. Marie Frisco. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9 A.
GALZERANO FUNERAL HOME. 7158 Torresdale ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A. Our Lady of Consolation Church. Int.
St. Dominic's Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. after 7.
(Parking at Sunoco Station.) EARL ELIZABETH formerly of 2770 Martha wife of late Paul (nee Transue). Relatives and friends are invited to the services 11 A. ROUSE'S FUNERAL HOME, 1830-32 E. Somerset st. Int Hillside Cem.
Viewing 7:30 to 9:30 P. M. EDWARDS Suddenly, Feb. 14, 1966, DAV'ID husband oi Barbara Benner Edwards, of 201 Rosemary Lane. Service i P.
St. Martin's-in The-Fields Church. St. Martin's Lane Willow Grove Chestnut Hill. Int.
private. Please omit flowers. Contributions to The American Cancer Society would be appreciated. ELLIS STEVE. See YUSEM notice.
ne was citea during a He also did Columbia University football broadcasts and hundreds of fights and wrestling matches. VEJAR'S MANAGER One of the most famous fighters he managed was Chico Ve-jar. Survivors include his wife, Toni; a son, Ronnie; a daughter, Toni; his parents Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Yusem; and a sister, Adcle.
Funeral services will be held in Philadelphia Thursday at 11 M. at the Joseph Levine Sons funeral home at N. Broad and 71st st. Burial will be in Har Judah Cemetery. nnnuBT riTicinvv vivors include his parents, Harry C.
and Florence P. and his grandmother, Mrs. Florence Picken. MRS. CHARLES J.
GORMAN, the former Mary E. Clancy, died Tuesday at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Walter Rowan, of 5737 N. Fairhill st. The wife of a policeman AinA i met ulcu ivo.i, died Tuesday in Fitzgerald and llved at 135 w- Maryland Aldan.
He attended Drexel Institute and was a member of. the First Presbyterian Church of Lansdowne. Survivors include a son, Jeffries M. Mrrr; a daughter, Mrs. Donald Green-way; two sisters, a half sister and a half brother, and two grandchildren.
SYLVAN S. LEVY, retired realtor and builder for more than 50 years, died Monday in Hollywood, Fla. He was 69. He lived on Academy lane, Elkins Park. He was a member of Rodeph Shalom Congregation.
He is survived by his wife, the former Leona Oppenheimer; a daughter, Mrs. Paul Steinberg; a son, Bert and three granddaughters. JOSEPH F. BEISEL, financial estimator for the Vertol division of the Boeing died Monday. He was 58 and lived at 323 Rector st.
Mr. Beisel was a graduate of Girard College and attended Temple University evening school. Surviving are his wife, the former Jeanne G. Cassidy; two sons, Joseph J. and Paul a daughter, Ellen, and a sister.
3 Sailors Killed In Plane Crash SAN JUAN, P. Feb. .16 (UPI). A private plane carrying three U. S.
Navy men crashed and burned Wednesday killing the three occupants. Navy "sources identified the victims as the pilot, Steven B. Semigan, 22, of Lyndhurst, and passengers John C. Forst, 23, of Aurora, and Charles N. Rivera, 29, of Bar- fanquitas, Colombia.
Sister Fights Rose Will Special to The Inquirer NEW YORK, FEB. 16. A bitter fight over the will of Billy Rose, the midget Midas of show business, loomed Wednesday when one of his two sisters said she would fight court approval of the will. The challenge to the will came from Mrs. Miriam Stern, of Manhattan, as estimates of Mr.
Rose's fortune rose to more than $30 million, from an early estimate of "upwards of $10 million." The will, filed Feb. 11 for probate, left $100,000 in trust for Mrs. Stern, of whom many of Mr. Rose's friends heard for the first time on reading of the bequests. In contrast, Mr.
Rose left $50,000 outright and the income from a $1 million trust fund to his other sister, Mrs. Polly Gottlieb, wife of Alex Gottlieb, Hollywood producer and writer. ci 2T i 1 Miles SWITZERLAND vv 4k lugono Moggiorej W. Como quet in the Warwick Hotel at which some 250 persons gathered to observe National Salesman's Week. Also honored were: Rod Mac- Leish, chief of Westinghouse Broadcasting Company's European bureau, who was also'gan, Enig Bagnold, Hugh Wheel- the keynote sneaker: Muriel Grossfeld, former Olympic gymnast now employed by the Campbell Soup Co.
to promote physical fitness; and Charles W. Zerweck, president of Sales and Marketing, Executives-International. Distinffiiishprl a 1 a n'c AP Wirephoto Map locates site of tunnel where 17 workmen were killed by poisonous gas. Carpenter Will Benefits U. of P.
Awards were presented to Editrs. in Orlando, score of other guests. F'a- The Sales and Marketing Mr- Jones a relired cxecu-Executives of PhiladelDhia dP-itlve edltor of the Syracuse votes its energies to the art vancement of management and marketing techniques The $3.5 million estate of Mrs. -jn Edythe A. Carpenter, who nge Kills 30 PAMPLONA, Columbia, FebJ0f the sinkimr of the liner drite and was appointed general missionary of the Syrian ortno dox Church in America.
Harold Freedman, 69, an au thor's agent whose list of clients; read like a "Who's Who" of Broadway playwrights, in New! York Playwright S. Behrman, "J- em iieai enema, ic- cause he had faith in me and! the plav." Other writers who were his clients included Philip Barry, John O'Hara, Maxwell Anderson, Sidney Howard, Thornton Wilder, Robert E. Sherwood, Mary Chase, Clifford Odets, Ar thur Laurents, Terence Ratti- er, Jack Richardson, John Osborne, Paul Osborn and Jean Kerr. Alexander F. Jones, 74, whose newspaper career extended from 1912 until he retired last April, and a former president of the American Society of i neraia-journal, I IT 11 1 Herald-Journal, was managing editor of the Wash ington Post from 1935 to 1947.
Thomas E. Snowden, 83, be tired shoe worker, believed to be the last American survivor Lusitania, in Lynn, Mass. Countess nf Iveaeh. 84 fnr- mer Conservative member of the House of Commons, at Wok- 'ing, England. I it itrm 3 vut.
land Maynard Murray. 3d, 23. "043 (Boston st. Marie Zimmerman, 26. 5632 Florence ave.
and- Claude A. Matson, 30, 5540 Upland st. Ida Meade. 52. 5411 Harlan and Henry Stewart.
69. 4'07 Oedcn St. Dorothy Stith. 38. 1631 Mount Vernon and Joseph Ridley.
45, 1631 Mount Vernon St. WiUie BeU McClendon, 36. 341 N. S2d and Shelton T. Good, 46, 4344 Par-rish st.
Agnes Williams. 22, 191 W. Pacific and Albert Davis, Jr- 27, 6164 Wal- st. Dorothy J. Wise, 31, 5515 American tiosaue si.
DIVORCES GRANTED Goldschneidcr. Dauphne M. from Gary. Gatto. Judith from Ralph.
Jackson. Mary E. from Benjamin L. Mahan. Florence M.
from John D. Pietrocola. Maria S. from Arnaldo F. Rivers, Cssanrira from K.
Shuey Peter T. from Iris B. Warren. William J. from Mary K.
Lalumera, Ellen or Ella from Joseph Martin, Marguerite, by Marguerite Lyons, guardian, from Dennis. Rodgers, Dolores M. from Francis J. Latney, Aiko from James H. Page.
Bernard C. from Joanne W. Rambo, Frances R. from Edgar. DIVORCE SUITS BEGUN Gorni, Anna Michael M.
or Nancy M. vs. Mann. Willie F. vs.
Elizabeth. Clark. Elizabeth P. vs. nomas.
Woodlyn. Freida S. vs. John W. Smart, Patricia A.
McCall vs. Robert W. Thompson, Carol vs. A. Wayne or Anthony W.
or Wayne F. Hubbard. Alice T. vs. Charles Jr.
Friedaur, Frederick J. vs. Anne M. Reynolds Carrie vs. James.
King, William C. vs. Bernice Cook, Rose vs. Solomon. Bruno, Joy M.
S. vs. Samuel J. 16 (UPI). A bus plunged 600 feet into a ravine near herei Tuesday, killing at least 30 and injuring 15 of the 46 persons aboard.
The bus driver escaped injury. opposite ends of a four-mile imder construction deep in side the Alps. The victims included three persons sent into the intricate duct network to investigate a water leak, nine workers at the other end eating lunch and five workers who dashed into the mountainside in an attempt to sound a warning. At least 15 of the victims were Italians. civil autnonues ordered an Immediate investigation into the gas tragedy, Switzerland's sec opd construction disaster in the last six months.
An ice slide last August at Mattmark claimed the lives of 88 workers four-mile long duct con nects the hydro-electric plant of the Maggia Valley Power Co. with the Bedretto Valley. underground water ducts are lo cated at a desolate site more than high on Basodino Mountain, 30 miles north of Lo-I carno. Ihe manager of the power) company, Luigi Generali, said the 17 workers died in a chain reaction which started when two firemen and a foreman were sent into the duct Tuesday night to open a water lock. firemen went along because of previous reports of a gas leak.
jThe three were wearing gas masks and carried an oxygen supply good for only 45 minutes. They entered the Robiei end of the duct system. Blast Kills 16 In German Mine JMOERS, West Germany, Feb. (Thursday) (AP). An explosion in a coal mine near here Wednesday killed 16 miners.
The bodies of the last three missing men were recovered early Thursday from a shattered gallery 2100 feet down. mine is owned by the Krupp concern. 'A company spokesman said miners were installing a conveyor belt when the explosion occurred. He said the installation involved heating the belt to make it soft and that this could have been the cause. Talks Continue In Linton Dispute Contract talks continued Wednesday in the offices of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service between representatives of Linton Food Services, and Local 138, Guild Chain Store Employes' Alliance.
The talks were recessed until 10 A. M. Thursday. Marriage License Applications at 79 on Feb. 10, 1965, will be divided among the University of Pennsylvania, the Philadelphia Museum of Art and Ger- mantown Hospital, an inventory! aisciosea weanesoay.
Mrs. Carpenter was the wife; oi Aaron arpemer, cnair-man of the board of E. F. Houghton op. and leather manufacturers.
29 Killed, 27 Hurt As Trains Collide SPLIT. Yugoslavia. Feb 10 CAP) A nassenffer train anrl i PasfS lram ana a' Patricia Fvan 1ft. UK Rnrorl and Gltnn W. Green, 663S Mon (ague si.
Jeroline Walton, 23, 1812 N. 17th and Melvin Davis, 24, 1801 N. Bouvier st. Alice M. Amaker.
2506 Jackson ana narry n. Stevens, S. 20th st Gloria L. Bailey, 19, 421 Wellesley I Don Bekkerinc, 21a 622 Charles coax train couiaea su i i mixing ii leasi persons ana injuring 27. luuai 01 uie victims were in- dlistrial wnrkprc onmrniitino- nn1 uusiridi worxers commuung on tne eanv mornmff tram.
sam uic uau ut- and Eugene F. Fittner, 26, 793 FlU- curred when the brakes of thei-g, KaHncr, House, 19-Car COal train failed during and WUliam Brason. 63, 2401 Penn blvd. cwitrhincr nnpratinnc Tf cnoH1 Maryann Blinebury. 19.
4223 Howell SWUCnmg Operations. It Sped and Robert Ready, 18, 3448 St. down a steep grade and hit Holm' Klkin Park and Alfred Frank. Ml. Scotia.
N. Joyce Marie Bennett, 21, 607 N. 55th and Milton Lester Crawley, 19, 1019 Ruth Schwartzer. 17, 245 E. Elkhart and Jerome R.
McFaul, 20. 3242 Hartville st. and Leon K. Haines, 19, 742 s. 53d st.
JO Ronnje Blum, 19, 7256 Kindred Perry ig seusohn, 19, 8900 Roosevt bivd. Joy cogna, 13. ysui wistaria 924 Greenwood Trenton, N. J. Rosanna Gant, 19, 1736 N.
Wilton and Ronald L. Davis, 19, 3220 W. Diamond St. Catherine Sincavage, 55, Sit E. 7th Chester, and James Corbin, 59.
2701 Chestnut Chester. Freda G. Steimg. 53, 8031 Cobden samutl Poun. 58, 5j17 Fayette st.
Anna Pincus. 52. 6727 Bustleton and Leonard Silver, 51. 2159 Tyson ave. Maeoma D.
lortson, 17, 3533 Aspen Gene R. Newton, 19, 877 IN. sc. Brenda Brown. 18, 5025 Springfield and John Holden, 18, 4536 Wayne ave Joan M.
Vallery, 21, 29 W. Wilmont Somers Point, N. and Paul R. Maugel, 35, J21 E. Price st.
Beatrice C. Fixman. 22. 5702 King- sessing ave and Thomas F. Martin.
ijis Tocum st. Rose Armstrong, 33. 1817 W. Cavuea and Joseph Mager. 35, 2947 Weikel oncoming passenger train.
Johnson Attends Thomas WASHINGTON. Feb. 16 b.m;j..( Tu. m. i ljiucui tfuuuaiuu juiucu a memorial service in Washing-tori Cathedral on Wednesday for Rep.
Albert Thomas who died of cancer Tuesday after long illness. The ceremony was in the Bethlehem Chapel..
