The Akron Beacon Journal from Akron, Ohio • Page 99

20 "lon nil Thursday, April in. 1 Decision Is Delayed 'SalyrkW A pple (-reel; Scalding On Hospital Bureau Film Seized Death Held Accidental OBITUARIES. Ex-School Board As Obscene "vSlf WOOSTER The County coroner h- accidental death in the or a fil-year-old Apple Crock State Hospital patient from Akron who was fatally scalded a while being bathed by another patient. Until yi4gy Mfwlwg SHOWERS TONIGHT along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts from New England to Texas with the exception of parts of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. Heavy showers to rain in Maine ana parts of California, Nevada, Utah and Arizona.

IPI The United Fund Board of Trustees was unable Wednesday lo agree on what to do with the Central Hospital Bureau (CUB), which loans money tn low income persons unable to pay hospital bills. Labor representatives the board appeared solidly opposed to a proposal by a study committee of the United Community Council to transfer much of CHB's present operation to the credit departments of area hospitals. By a vote of 17-11, the board postponed any action on the CHB until the next board meeting April 23. THE United Community Council Board already has endorsed the proposal of the citizens' committee to get CHB out of the business of loaning money. The committee proposed instead that hospitals set up more payment plans for their low income patients.

CHB would step into the picture only if a patient were unable to pay his bill on a payment plan arranged the hospitals. CHB would pay the difference. The proposals on CHB's 'future were reached after a year-long study by the IN EXPLAINING the mm mittee's proposal to the t'F Board. Thomas J. Nohil, a committee member, pointed to the administrative costs of CHB.

It's nine-man staff accounts for 22 pet. of the agency's expenses. Six of the staff interview applicants to determine their eligibility for financial aid. "We think this process of extensive investigation is not consistent with the times," Nobil said. The commiltee has proposed that the CHB staff be cut to one person who wuld cut to one person who would depend on the reports of the hospital credit department.

"At present, all the credit information hospitals come up with is duplicated bv CHB," Nobil said. NOBIL also stressed that while CHB has no legal method of getting recipients to repay loans, hospitals can attach wages and use other legal means. Paul DeLong, a labor representative from Utilities Local 126, said he realized that the administrative cost of CHB were high, but felt that less drastic changes could be adopted to improve CHB. Norman Ruiii. a p-osent at the for the mentally retai ded since age 13, received first and second degree burns over 60 pet.

of his body. A hospital sKikesman said the man who bathed Rucli was "a relatively good patient who helped around the ward." The spokesman added that, bathing normally i supervised by attendants, but none was available at the time. 1 2 Stations Kan Cijjarol Ads Beacon Journal-Washington Put WASHINGTON Television stations WTOP-TV in Washington and in Jacksonville, owned hy the Washington Post Co. will ban cigaret advertising starting June 1. In a letter to chairman Ro-sol Hyde of the Federal Communications Commis i Larry Israel, chairman of the board of Post-Newsweek stations, said the stations will not accept cigaret advertising after the announced date.

The ban will also apply to WTOP AM and FM radio station. Fail To Kill Kurd Chief ISTANBUL t.n An attempt to assassinate Kurdish leader Mulla Mustafa Barzani by rival Kurds near his headquarters in northern Iraq failed Wednesday after a savage fight in which 21 n( the attackers were killed, according to press dispatches reaching Istanbul. The reports from the Tuik-ish-Iraqui frontier sad the Moscow-trained Kurd was ambushed by a group of supporters of Yalal Talabani. reportedly killed by Barzani's men some time ago. Talabani's supporters opened mortar fire on a jeep carrying Barzani to his headquarters through rugged terrain, and a five-hour ensued between the two Kurdish factions, the reports said.

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But, we reserve the right to limit quantities None sold to dealers. QQt Truetone HJ 18-lb. Tote-about Portable! ROME ill Italian authorities seized "The Saiyricon," a film detailing some of debauchery of ancient Rome charging that it contains obscene scenes involving minors under Hi. The seizure, three days after the film hit the screens, marked another chapter in the smoldering war between "Dolce Vita," director Fed-erico Fellini and producer Alfredo Bini. Both are presenting films by the same namp and based on the writings of Petronius Arbiter, a profligate lover of luxury who became the arbiter of fashion under Emperor Nero.

BINTS "Satyricon" reached the screen first, after winning a court battle which allowed Ixith films to retain the same title. P'ellini's "Satyricon," largely a fantasy basied on the Petronius tales, is still being filmed in Rome studios and is expected to reach the screens at the end of the vear. 18 In. Power Mower! NO MONEY DOWN! ii Tin's Mounted 1 ite'. ANft -Wizard- Economy-Priced NOW ONLY 2DC391: Member NORTH LAWRENCE Arthur G.

Smith, 87, Stark County's first agricultural 'extension agent, died Wednesday at Westview Mano Wooster, after a long illness. Born in Wisconsin, he lived 48 years in the Canal Fulton area. He made his home at 11339 Wegandt st. A retired farmer, Mr. Smith was a former county and Canal Fulton school board member.

He was also a member of the Stark County Fair Board. Mr. Smith was a member of the Federated Church of Canal Fulton and the Elliot Lodge 514 Canal Fulton. He leaves a son, Harold, Canal Fulton; three grandchildren, and three greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 1 p.

m. Saturday at the Swigart funeral home. Burial will be in Rose Hill cemetery, Massil-lon. Friends may call Friday evening at the funeral home where Masonic services will be held at 7:30 p. m.

ANGELO BOCANELLI RAVENNA Services for Angelo Bocanelli, 78, of 6381 Peck rd. were to be held at, 10 a.m. today at the Immacu-lale Conception Catholic Church, Ravenna. Burial was in St. Mary's cemelery.

Mr. Bocanelli died Monday at Robinson Memorial Hospital after a three-day illness. Born in Italy, he came to Ravenna when he was 13 years old. Mr. Bocanelli was a retired plumber for the city of Ravenna.

He was a member of Immaculate Conception Church. He leaves five daughters, Mrs. Eleonor W. Holmes, Riverside, Grace Bocanelli, Akrotv Mrs. Donna Snyder, Stow, Mrs.

Rita Fcrlorchak, Ravenna; Iwo sons, Joseph, Cleveland, and Ambrose, Akron; a sister, Caroline Pad-vane, Ravenna; a brother, Jimmy Bocanelli, Italy; 13 grandchildren. Woolf funeral home handled arrangements. MICH AEL P. PR ITT CANTON Graveside services for Michael Patrick Pritt, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.

Hancel Pritt, 3320 Alpine were held at 10 a. m. today at Greenshurg cemetery. The Pritt infant died Tuesday in Timken Mercy Hospital'. Besides i parents, he leaves two brothers Gary Lee and Steven; sister Connie Sue; all of the rsidence.

Schermesscr funeral home handled the arrangements. FRANCIS MILLER Francis E. "Dutch" Miller, 51, of 72 Nutwood Tall-niadge, died Wednesday in Green Cross Hospital after a long illness. r. Miller, formerly Plum st.

in Akron, had moved Tallmadge two weeks ago. He was a native Akronite and had 28 years of serv Mr. Miller ice at B. F. Goodrich.

He was an East High School graduate and a veteran of World War II. He loaves his wife Ruth; a daughter, Susan Kay, at home; his mother, Mrs. Catherine Miller; two sisters, Mrs. Rila Vaughan and Mrs. Eileen Gauer, and a brother, Eugene, all of Akron.

Services will be at 10 a. m. Saturday in Catholic Church of the Annunciation, with burial i Holy Cross cemetery. Friends may call at the Carr Akron chapel after 7 tonight, and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Friday. The Rosary will be said at 8 p. m. Friday in the funeral home. J.UQI ES DEWOLF GREENTOWN Word has been received that Jacques Dewolf, 37, formerly of 2fi27 Brouse st.

NW, died Saturday i Tananarive, Madagasgar Republic, from an apparent heart attack. He was sales manager for Firestone's International, Division. Mr. Dewolf had been overseas 17 months. He was born in Antwerp, Belgium.

Mr. Dewolf, leaves his wife, Marilyn; a son, Robert, at home; his mother, Bertha, and a brother John, both in Antwerp. Services are being arranged by the Wideman funeral home, North Canton. 14,000 volt chassis for 75 sq. in.

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-clear Seattle-cloudy Tampa -cloudy Washington-cloudy 78 70 77 71 77 73 74 7S 73 78 53 67 SI 8(1 72 58 71 85 64 64 74 68 64 69 74 76 70 83 83 64 75 55 73 83 80 57 55 83 77 64 62 61 56 76 02 58 43 58 30 42 47 52 48 38 45 55 56 33 51 59 48 56 60 59 72 48 71 71 541 48 I 37 i 57 I 53! 57 42 33 57 48 38 53 52 41 68 60 reign Conditions as of am m. today, Akron time: Aberdeen-cloudv Amsterdam-clear Ankara-snow Athens-clear Berlin-clear Birmingham-cloudy Brussels-clear Casablanca-partly cloudy 46 46 32 45 41 52 52 55 63 39 50 43 55 54 46 54 84 32 37 52 46 81 28 43 57 57 55 34 34 Cairo-partiy cloudy Copenhagen-clear DuDiin-ciouoy Geneva-clear Lisbon-clear London-clear Madrid-clear Malla-partly cloudy Manila-clear Moscow-clear Oslo-fog Paris-clear Rome-cloudy Saigon-fog Sofia-clear Stockholm-clear Tel Aviv-partly cloudy Tokyo-clear Tunis-rain Vienna-clear Warsaw-clear JOSEPHINE E. RAGAN KENT Services for former Kent resident Mrs. Josephine E. Ragan, 61, of Edge-water, will be at 1 p.

m. Saturday at the Bisslcr funeral home. Burial lwill be in Standing Rock cemetery, Kent. Mrs. Ragan died Tuesday in New Smyrna Beach, Fla.

She moved to Florida three years ago. She leaves husband Raymond; two sons Samuel, Manassas, Richard, Kent; two brothers Lester Chase, Gallipolis; Donn Chase, Edge-water; two sisters Mrs. Edna Lewis, Florida; Mrs. Golby Suter, Ravenna; three grandchildren. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.

m. Friday at the funeral home. (XRTIS N. CATLIX RAVENNA Curtis N. Cat-lin, 80, of 117 N.

Sycamore st. died Wednesday at Robinson Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Ravenna, he. was a lifelong area resident. Mr.

Catlin was employed at the Ravenna Arsenal until he retired 18 years ago. He was a member of the United Church of Chirst, Ravenna. He leaves his wife, Pearl, to whom he was married 54 years; a daughter, Mrs. Madeline Matjuanas and a son, John, both of Ravenna and two grandchildren. Services will be at 1 p.

m. Saturday at the Shorts funeral home, Ravenna, where friends may call from 7 to 9 p. m. Friday. Burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery.

JESSE It. NORMAN KENT Jesse R. Norman, 80, of 139 S. Mantua died Wednesday in Robinson Memorial Hospital after a three-month illness. Born in Coshocton County, he lived in Kent for 56 years and was a retired stock clerk with the Twin Coach Co.

of Kent. Services will he at 3 p. m. Saturday at the Bissler funeral home. Burial will be in Standing Rock cemetery.

He leaves wife Sophie. Friends may call from 7 to 9 p. m. Friday at the funeral home. Area Deaths Buddy Atlkins, 32, of West Richfield, yardman for Consolidated Freightways V.

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