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42 Evening Journal, Wilmington, Del. Friday, October 27, 1972 Death Notices Death Notices 3 Arc Held OBITUARIES PLONSKI-ln this city en Oct. 24. 17. innh.

husband of Anna Zarkawska Plonskl. of 40 24th Street. Relatives Anna and friends are Invited to attend the Funeral from the JOHN F. YASIK, Inc. 2 Committees Stricken at Work Yesterday Funeral Home, 607 I.

Harrison on Sat. morning, Oct. 28, at o'clock. Mass of the Resurrection In St. Stanislaus Kostka C.

Church at 10 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery Friends may call at the Funerel Horn Friday Evening, after 7 Parking facilities across from the Funeral Heme, SYLWESTRZUK In this city- en October 25, 1972. Maryanna, wit of Alexander Sylwestriuk of 730 E. eth St. Aged 74 years.

Relatives and friends and mem-, bers of the Holy Rosary Sodality art invited to attend the funeral from the JOHN F. YASIK FUNERAi. HOME, 07 S. Harrison St. on Monday morning.

October 30 at 8 a.m. Mass of the Resurrection In St. Stanislaus Kostka R.C. Church at 9 a.m. Interment at All Saint Ceme File Funds Laird Bissell Meeds Vice President Alphin trol department.

He became manager of the department in 1965, and was named assistant vice president in December 1969. This year, he assumed overall responsibility for several operating departments in addition to inventory control. At his death, he held a staff position in charge of operations systems design. was registered with the National Association of Securi Mr. Alphin was past master Lafayette Lodge 14, AM; and belonged to the Delaware Consistory; the Masonic Concord Country Club.

SURVIVING are his wife, Mrs. Betty Lou Alphin; a daughter, Mrs. Linda Brown of Suitland, five brothers, Leonard, George, Claude and Robert, all of Wilmington, and Henry of York, Pa. and two sisters, Mrs. Vera Abeg-glen and Mrs.

Mary Helen Rehal, both of New Castle Fail to Nixon WASHINGTON (AP) Two committees which have fun-neled large amounts of money into President Nixon's re-election campaign have failed to file registration statements in apparent violation of federal law. Examination of hundreds of campaign financial reports pouring into the General Accounting Office also shows a $25,000 loan to Democratic 3 Building Inspectors Suspended Councilman Bares Newark's Secret From the Newark Bureau Newark City Manager Edward R. Stiff declined comment today on his confidential investigation of the city building inspection department. The contents of the report were revealed yesterday by a city councilman. Stiff has suspended three members of the building inspection staff without pay for three days, cut their vacations from two weeks to one week and, in one case, postponed a merit increase in salary "until an improvement in perform ance is shown.

The disciplinary action comes in the wake of the Yorkshire building controver-s where John Millington brought his wife and infant son home from the hospital to a $38,000 home which could not pass the city building regulations. The report found no evidence that any inspector "was on the take," 2d District City Councilman William M. Cover-dale said yesterday. Coverdale, angered by the se-crecy surrounding the report, released its contents yesterday. "I don't like to see anybody lose a job, but these guys were lucky they weren't fired," Coverdale said.

THE report was given to city council members in sealed envelopes Tuesday night and according to Stiff was kept secret because Millington had hinted he might take legal action against the city. City Solicitor Peter W. Green advised Stiff to keep it confidential since it might prove prejudicial if the "case went to court. IN the report, Stiff said most of the irregularities could be traced to poor reporting practices and a lack of understanding by the inspec-tors of what they were supposed to do. Democratic Charter Unit Led by Sanf ord WASHINGTON (LTD -Former Gov.

Terry Sanford of North Carolina has been appointed chairman and Yvonne Braithwaite Burke, a California legislator, vice chairman of a commission to write a permanent charter for the Democratic Party. Democratic National Chairman Jean Westwood announced yesterday that other members will be named at a Democratic National Committee meeting Dec. 9. X-Rays Prove It BOARDLIY In tills city en October 26, 1972. Maggie Boardley, 2408 N.

Monroe St. Mother of Helen A. Napier, Atice Briscoe, William Linwood, John Saner-field and Morris Beckett. Aged 85 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend tha funeral services at Mother AU Church, 9th and Franklin Street, on Monday evening, at I o'clock.

Interment at Mount Zlon Cemetery en Tuesday morning. Friends may call at tha church on Monday evening from to 8 o'clock. Arrangements by EDWARD R. BELL FUNERAL HOME. CIMINO In this city on October 25, 1977, James husband of the late Grace Cimino, of 704 Clark New Castle, Del.

Aged 82 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at the GEBHART FUNERAL HOME, 531 Delaware New Castle, on Monday morning, October 30, at 9:30. Interment at Glebe Cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home en Sunday evening. Valet parking service.

CLARK In this city on October 25, 1972. John M. Clark, husband of Rhoda E. (Othoson) Clark of St. Georges, Delaware.

Aged 61 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services at The St. Georges Presbyterian Churcti, St. Georges, on Saturday after noon, Oct. 28 at 2 o'clock.

Interment at St. Georoes Cemetery. Friends mav call at tha Church 1 hour prior to the service. Arrangements by the SPICER-MULLIiKIN FUNERAL HOME. COOPER In this city on October 27, 1972.

Alice L. (Boston! Coooer. of 1116 west ST, Mother of Jeffery and Gregory sister of Anna Mae Willis. Either. Frank nraon, inez, tna, ano Lienors cooper and Robert Boston; niece of Alice Milton ana Lucille Patterson.

Aoed 37 vears Relatives and friend, ere Invited to at. tend the services at the funeral home of uwARn b. bell. 909 Poo ar on monoay evening, October 3D at Clock. Interment at Mt.

Olive Cemetery on Tuesday morning. Friends may call at me funeral home Monday evening from 6 to o'clock. DALEY Suddenly this city on October 26, 1972. Richard J. Daley, of 213 Harmony New Castle.

Del. Aged 32 years. Arrangements will be announced by the GEBHART FUNERAL HOME, New Castle, Delaware. DOELZE In this city on October 25, 1972. Kurt P.

Doelze, husband of Freda L. (Marx) Doelze, of 510 S. Rodney Wilmington. Aged 13 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at me Zlon Lutheran Church, 2101 Lancaster Avenue on Saturdav mnminn.

Oct. 28 at 11 o'clock. Interment at Silvertjrook Cemetery. Friends may call at the SPICE'R-MULLIKIN FUNERAL, HOME, 24th it Merket Friday eve. ning after 7.

Du Pont Lodge 29 AF ft, AM will conduct Masonic Services at 7:30. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that contributions be made to the zion Lutheran Church Memorial Fund Officer assisted parking. HENDERSON In ttil city on October 26, 1972. Helen wife ot th Late John H. Henderson of 36 Bradbury Coventry.

Aged 7t years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services from the Church of the Nazarene, 2702 Kincwood on Monday morndna. Oct. 30 at II o'clock. Interment will be In Blades Cemetery, Blades, Del.

Friends may call at the McCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Kirkwood Hwy. ft, Duncan Rd. (entrance on Dvnoan Sunday evening after 7. LOGAN At her let residence. North East, Md on Oct.

26, 1972. Mary Edythe Logan, of 307 E. Cecil North East, Md. Sister of John A. Logan, Newark, Miss A.

May Logan, North East, Md. Aged 71 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services from th North East United Methodist Church, Norm. East, Monday morning, Oct. 30 at 11:00 o'clock.

Interment at North East Methodist Cemetery. Friends may call at the church from 10 a.m. until service time on Monday. Arrangements by GRANT FUNERAL HOME, North East, Md. MASON-In this city on October 26, 172.

Carrie Lee, wife of the lete Wilson Ma son of 213 East 24th Street. Aged 77 years, services and Interment at convenience of the family. There be no vieuilna. Arr.nn.nt. VlCVKbRY FUNERAL HOMES.

MANN In Union Hospital, Elkton, on Oct. 26, 1972. Lois Crawford, ot 301 Hermitage Elkton, wile of the late G. Stewart Mann. Mother of John Stewart Mann, of Exton, Pa.

and James Crawford Mann, of Annapolis, Md. and sister of Edgar Crawford, of Doyles-town. Pa. Aged 55 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Trinity Episcopal Church, Elkton, Sat.

mornina, Oct at 9:30 o'clock. Interment et the convenience of the family. There wilt be no viewtno Memorial contributions may be made to. the Cecil County Library, co Mrs. Doro- my jetterson, 135 E.

Main Elkton, Md. zitoi. Funeral arrangements by the PIPPIN FUNERAL HOMb, 249 E. Main Elkton, IM. MARQUESS In Union Elkton, on Oct.

25, 1972. Alfred Theodore. son of Mrs. Ruth M. Marauess of Elkton.

Md. and the late William H. Marquess and brother of Harold W. Marquess of New York City and Norman E. Marauess of Elkton, Md.

Aged 42 years. Relatives and friends ere invited to attend the funeral services at the PIPPIN FUNERAL HOME, 259 E. Main Elkton, Sunday afternoon, Oct. 29 at 1:30 o'clock. Interment at North East Methodist Cem etery, North East, Md.

Friends may call at the funeral home on Saturday eve. after 7. McVEY In this city on October 24, 1972. Anne Hession. wife of the late William J.

McVey, of 407 Goodly Road, McDaniel friends ar Invited to attend the funeral mhco 00 years, nciduves ana from the MEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 7th and Broom Streets on Saturday morn the Resurrection at St. Peter's Cathedral, ing, uciooer is ai ciock. Mass of 6th and West Streets at 9:30 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at th funeral home Friday evening after 7.

NERLIN6ER Suddenly In Athens, Greece on October 24, 1972. Ludwio F. Ner- linger, aged 56 years, of 2102 Largo Oaklane Manor. Husband of Lois Mc- Ginnis Nerlinger. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral serv- ces at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 17th and Riverview Ave.

on Saturday morn- no October 28th at 11 o'clock. Inter. ment private. Friends may call at the CHANDLER FUNERAL HOME. 2504 Con cord Pike, Talleyville on Friday evening from 7 to 9 pm.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Kya-novs Stavros Clinic Fund, car of Em-i manual Episcopal Church. OPALACH In the Delaware Hospital on October 24, 1972. Frank J. Opalach, husband of Anne M. Opalach of 1003 Beech father of Joseph F.

Ooalach. Mrs. Barbara Olsav, brother of Mrs. Marie Birowskl and Mrs. Irene Wilson.

Aged 58 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the ROSTOCKI FUNERAL HOME, 500 S. Van Buren on Saturday morning, Oct. 28 at 8:00 o'clock. Mass of the Resurrection at St.

Hedwig's Church, Linden 8. S. Harrison Sts. at 9:00 o'clock, Entomb ment at Cathedral cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday evening after j.

in lieu ot flowers, con tributions may be sent to the tamily at iuuj Dcecn airevi. now ran you say it betler! When you hove something important to express, whether it's grief, joy, or love, a gilt of flowers it the best way. PENNY HILL FLOWER SHOP 1521 Concord Pikt Ju.tN.of FoulkHd. 655-5591 at Ned C. Alphin, 49, assistant vice president of Laird Bissell Meeds, was stricken yesterday at work and was dead on arrival at Delaware Division.

Mr. Alphin worked in the Bank of Delaware Building office of the stock firm. The medical examiner today was determining the cause of his death. Mr. Alphin, of 4 Farm Highland Woods, was a lifelong resident of Delaware.

He attended Wilmington High School and the University of. Delaware extension division. HE served In the Navy from 1942 to 1946. He worked for the Veterans Administration from 1946 to 1952, when he joined the Internal Revenue Service. In 1955, he went to work for Laird Bissell as an operations trainee in the inventory con- Richard J.

Daley Richard J. Daley, 32, of 213 Harmony New Castle, was found dead in the apartment of his girl friend at 3013 N. Madison St. last night. Wilmington detectives listed Daley's death as a suicide.

They said he shot himself in the left temple with a revolver sometime -before 6 last night. Police said Daley, with the revolver beside him, was found on the kitchen floor of the apartment by Miss Anne Blood, 29, who told police she and Daley planned to be married in January. Miss Blood found Daley when she came home from work. She notified police. Detectives said that Daley apparently was already dead.

He was officially pronounced dead at the Delaware Division at 8:30 last night. Police learned from Miss Blood and relatives of Daley that Daley recently had been worried about losing his job with the Penn Central. Peninsula Shorts Delaware Trucker Dies in Md. WYE MILLS, Md. Joseph E.

Burton, 41, of Cannon, died at 4:30 this morning in University Hospital, Baltimore, from injuries received in a collision of two tractor-trailers four hours earlier. State police said the second driver, William Jackson, 56, Berlin, had minor injuries. The accident, at U.S. 50 and Maryland 404, occurred beneath a traffic light. Burton was westbound on Maryland 404, and Jackson was making a left turn from U.S.

50 into 404. Cecil Eyes Bainbridge ELKTON, Md. Cecil County and town officials are making a cooperative effort to obtain without cost the 1,150 acres of land at Bainbridge Naval Training Center now declared surplus. Joining with the county in its move will be the Cecil chapter of the Maryland Municipal League. The General Services Administration has announced plans to phase out the base before 1975.

DEATHS: Miss Mary Edythe Logan, 71, North East, Mrs. Frank Coulbourn, 95, Harrington; Frank Johnson, 92, Laurel; Harvey Harding, 81, Bethlehem, Mrs. Melvin Purcell, 76, Cris-field. Md; John W. Hales, ftt.

Salisbury, Mrs. Harry Messick, 90, Federalsburg, Mrs. G. Stewart Mann, 55, Elkton; Mrs. Harry Mc-Kinney, 81, Dover.

-rr 1 Sfl pflfO fit Sfiiftnl uu fl til UVIIWI, 1,1 RoWcrics Three Wilmington men facing charges of knifepoint robberies, received preliminary hearings in Municipal Court yesterday before Judge Leonard L. Williams and were held for Superior Court on a total of $33,000 bail. All three, Anthony A. Wat-kins, 19, of the 200 block E. 24th $8,000 bail; Tyrone M.

(Bootnut) Thomas, 27, of the 700 block Church and Stephen Douglas, 18, of the 800 block Spruce $8,000, were committed to the Delaware Correctional Center in default of bail. The three were arrested by Wilmington detectives on Sept. 16 in connection with the knifepoint robberies of Charles E. Hines, 27, of the 700 block N. Van Buren and Booker T.

Shipp, 72, of the 700 block E. 10th St. Both robberies occurred at 8th and Bennett Sts. DAILY RECORD Superior Court New Castle County Criminal Arraitnment guilty pleat Jason R. Devlna, 23, unit block Cornwall Drlva, New Castle, assault.

Judge Vincent A. Blfferato't casesi Patricia J. Browning, 600 block N. Jackson possession of heroin, $500 fine (suspended), two years in iall, all but first six months suspended for probation; credit for 33 days served. Edward A.

Sargent, Chester, grand larceny, three years in ail, suspended for three years' probation. Robert T. Davidson, 3100 block Lancaster burglary, five years In jail, suspended for five years' probation. David J. Thomas, 700 block Harvard Lane, Nottingham Green, Newark, possession of hashish with intent to sell, $1,000 fine, five years in ail, all but the first six months suspended for probation, credit for 36 days served; possession of marijuana with intent to sell, SI ,000 fine (suspended), five years In iail, all but the first six months suspended for probation concurrent).

Verdict: Jury found Thomas L. Simpson, 1800 block Beech guilty of having control of a motor vehicle while under the Influence of liquor. Other action: State dropped prosecution of Roger Golder, 1800 block Gravers Lane, Graylvn Crest, burglary (three charges), and con-sp racy, (insufficient evidence) Peter C. Cempoll, Philadelphia, grand larceny (two charges), conspiracy (two charges), burglary, witness unavailable; Stephen J. Turko unit block Montpelier Court, Jefferson Farms, New Castle, sale of a stimulant drug, chemical analysis shows drug not dangerous; Charles A.

Wolfs 1900 block Jefferson nonsupport, "interest of justice." Marriage Licenses New Castle County Grover C. Luttrell Wilmington, and Irma Kosenkranius, Wilmlnqton. Thomas Mlccl, Phlllipsburg, N.J., and Cynthia A. McAvoy, Philllpsburg, N.J. Robert A.

Reinschussel, Claymont, and Jean A. Hamilton, Newcastle. William L. Smith, III, Newark, and Christine Connell, Newark. William F.

Gibbons New Castle, and Beverly J. O'Neal, New Castle. Robert K. Stat, Wilmington, and Margaret A. Welsh, Wilmington.

George E. Foote II, Wilmington, and Dawn Ely, Oxford, Pa. Joseph E. Stewart, Ardmore, and Ethel M. Stone, Wilmington.

Joseph A. Crummel, Wilmlnqton, and Jacqueline M. Harris, Wilmington. Births Born to Mr. and St.

Francis Hospital BROWN Charles 5 Fairway Road, Apt. 2B, Newark, Oct. 2, son. WEBER Harry 62 Cedar Road, Penns Grove, N. Oct.

25, son. Wilmington Medical Center Delaware Division ALLEN E. Robbins, Jericho Road, Salem, N.J., Oct. 25, son. DEAN Thomas, 20 Cook Road, Newark, Oct.

25, daughter. General Division DeMARK Irvin, 409 Elizabeth Oct. 26, son. HAUGHAY Allan, 105 Anglin Drive, Robsoott Manor, Oct. 15, daughter.

HOGAN John, 218 Sandra Road, Fairfax, Oct. 22, son. JANSSON Peter, Arthur Drive, Hook-essin, Oct. 25, son. MONIGLE Gerald, 31 York Road, Oct 25, son.

STRAUOHN Donald, 900 Klrkwood Highway, Oct. 25, daughter. YOUSS6FI Dr. Blan, 1601 Klrkwood Highway, Oct. 26, daughter.

Fire Alarms Wilmington Oct. 26: 12:27 p.m. 430 E. th St. Gas leak.

1:21 p.m. 14th and Church. Diamond State rulvacie Co. No damace. 6:15 pm.

Memorial Division. Faulty alarm system. No fire. Oct. 57: 1:17 a.m.

419 Washington St. Unat- tended cooking. 1:21 a.m. 17i; 717 Delaware Av. Trash the street.

New Castle County Oct. 26: 9:06 a.m. 119 E. Lake Mlddletown. House, minor.

Volunteer Hose and Odessa Fir Companies. 10:52 a.m. 268 E. Main Newark. Building, minor.

Aetna Hose Hook Ladder and Mill Creek Fire Companies. 12:50 a.m.-!0 Kenmar Drive, Brook-side Park. House, kitchen damaged. Aetna Hose Hook Ladder. Christiana, nd Mill Creek Fire Companies.

12:57 p.m. Delaware 273 at Holiday Inn. Accident. Christiana and Mill Creek Fire Companies. 1:11 p.m.

Lorewood Grove Road along Railroad tracks. Field. Volunteer Hose Cnmnanv. 1:26 p.m. 306 Howell Drive, Collins Park.

House. Wilmington Manor, Hollo-w a Terrace, and Goodwill Fire Companies. 3 p.m. Old Newark Road. Field.

Aetna Hose Hook Ladder Company. 3:10 p.m. Shallcross Laka Road. Field. Odessa Fire Company.

3:29 p.m. Gov. Lee Road at Delaware Field. Delaware City Fire Company. 5:10 p.m.

Gilpin Willow Run, Field. Elsmere Fire company. leld. Elsmere Fire company. Holloway Ter- ice.

Field. Holloway Terrace Fire Comnanv 6:15 p.m. iDelawar 71. Christiana. Field.

Christiana Fire Company. 6:41 p.m. Lindberg Silvlew. Field. Mlnquas Fir Company.

6:58 p.m. Unit block McGaughy Drive, Rambleton Acres. House. Christiana Fir Company. 10:33 p.m.

Delaware 896 at Cole-mans Garage. Accident. Aetna Hose Hook Ladder Company. Oct. 27: 12:22 a.m.

U.S. 13. Town Country Diner. Building fire. Report unfounded.

Delaware City, Christiana and Wilmington Manor Fire Companies. 3:07 a.m. Alapocas Drive at the land. Assist at auto accident. Talleyville Fire Company.

7:25 a.m. 735 S. Market St. I. D.

Griffith Construction Co. Extensive damage. Minquadale, Holloway Terrace, Wilminqton Manor and Goodwill Companies. 7:31 a.m. Assiqned to cover for Minquadale Fire Comnany.

Brandywine Hundred Fire Company. 7:40 a.m. -Prices Corner Shopping Center. Braunstein's Store. No fire.

Sprinkler system. Cranston Heiqhts, Creek end Five Points Fire Company. 7:46 am. Cover for Holloway Terrace. Minquas Fir Company.

tery. Friends mey call at the funeral home Sunday evening. Holy Rosary recitation will be at parking facilities across from funeral home. SMITH At her home en October IJ, 1972. Anita M.

Smith, aped 78 years, of 1311 Washington St. widow of Herbert R. Smith. Relatives and friends ar nv ted to attend the graveside serv ce at the Odd Fellows Cemetery, Camden, Del. on Saturday afternoon, ocrooer 28 at 2 o'clock.

Friends may call at the CHANDLER FUNERAL HOME, 2J04 Concord Pike, Talleyville on Friday evening. SPIKER In this city on Oct. 2J, 1972, Theodore 5., tvusoana or t-tm Drenk Spiker of 5434 Crestline Road, The Hills of Skyline. Aged 47 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the service at the McCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Kirkwood Hwy.

Duncan Road (entrance on Duncan Rd.l, on Saturday morning, Oct. 28 at 10 e'clock. Inter, ment at Gracelawn Memorial Pirk. Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday evening after 7. In lieu of flowers, th family suggests contrlBu-tlons be made to th American Cancer Society, 1925 Loveritig Wilm.

STONE Suddenly, near New Castle, Del on Oct. 25, 1972. William husband of Joyce G. Stone of 209 Moore Beldton, New Castle, Del. Aged 40 yeftrs.

Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the services at the Gracelawn Chapel, Gracelawn Memorial Park, Du Pont Highway, en Saturday morning, Oct. 28 at 10 o'clock. Interment at Gracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the GEBHART FUNERAL HOME, 531 Delaware New Castle, on Friday evening from until 9. Valet Parking Service.

THOMAS In this city on October 24, 1972. Clarence C. Thomas, of 110 West St. Aged 71 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at the McCRERY MEMORIAL HOME, 324 Concord Pike, Talleyville, en Tuesdsy morning, October 31 at 10 ocloc.

Inter, ment at Gracelawn Memorial Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday evening after 7. THOMSON In thi dty on Oct. 15, 1J. Mary wit of th let Townsnd T. Thomson of 26 Milltown Road, Coopers Farm.

Aged 77 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend th services at the McCRERY MEMORIAL Kirkwood Highway Duncan on Mon. morning, Oct. 30 at II o'clock. Interment Silverbrook Cemetery.

Friends mey call at th funeral horn Sunday vfiing after 7. TYCKI-ln Union Hospital, Elkton, on Oct. 25, 1972. Anna, mother of Mrs. Margaret Tymchak, Chester, Pa.) Mrs.

Nellie Czalicowsky, Philadelphia, PI i Mrs. Kathryn Pashuck, Cherry Hill, N.J.I Miss Pauline Tyokl, Baltimore, end Mrs. Ann Ohler, Galena, Md. Aged years. Relatives and friends ar invited to attend th funeral services from th R.T.

FOARO FUNERAL HOME, Chesa peake City, Md. on Saturday morning, Oct. 28. at 1:30 o'clock. Mass will be at the St.

Basil Ukrainian catholic Churcti at 9 a Interment will at th St. Rose of Lima Cemetery, Chesapeake City, Md. Friends may call at the funerel home Friday evening after 7, where the Parastas servic will recited at p.m. TAYLOR In this city on Oct. 22, 1972.

Albert nusband of Julia C. Tavlftr, of 429 W. 5th St. Brother of Dorotht uiviuii nia r-nrun I y- lor. Aged 67 years.

Relativs and friends inviiM io anenome funeral services at the Friendshii ip Baptist Church. 504 Jefferson on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 28 et 1:00 o'clock. Interment et Mt. Zin Cemetery.

Friends may call at tb church, Friday evening from 7- am. Arrangements by EDWARD R. BELL FUNERAL HOME, 909 Poplar Wilmington, Del. WALCZAK In thlt city en Oct. 26, 172.

Peter son of the rate Alexander 1 Maryann Walczak of 41 W. 2nd t. Relatives and friends ar Invted to attend the Mass of the Restriction at St. Stanlslaus-Kostk Church, 7th I But-tonwood Streets, on Saturday morning, Oct. 28 at o'clock.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Ther will no viewing. Please omit flower. 1 WHITE-ln Wilmington Medical Center General Division on Oct. 16, 1972.

William White, husband of Mrs. Shi -ley Whit, 431 Bethune Ounlleth stepfather of Clarence H. Hart Eugene Hert; foster father of Joyce johnsoni brother of George White of Auburn, Ala. bama t. Henry White of Auburn, Georgia, Mrs.

Sally Holla of West Point, Georgia, Mrs. Ruth Mackey of Lathornia, Georgia Mrs, Amazhia Howard of Auburn, Alabama. Aged 57 vears. Reletives and friends are Invited to attend th funeral services from the Ezion Fair Baptist Church, 13th a. French St.

on Mon. morning, Oct. 30 at 11:00 o'clock. Interment Rolling Green Memorial Park Ceme tery, west Chester, Pe. Friends mv call at the church Mon.

morn. to 11 a.m. In lieu of flowers, make eontritlu- it'ons to the White family. Make checks payable to Mrs. Shirley M.

White, 431 Bethune Dunn eth, inoi. Arrange ments by FORD FUNERAL HOME. QES3Q3BS WILLIAM J. WARWICK FUNERAL DIRECTOR XftX a don BEREAVEMENT AND ALL OCCASION FLOWERS KICHAROSON PAXK 998-8878 Desirable Cemetery Lots Available. Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery still has a number of reasonably priced and very desirable burial sites (or sale in 24 autes ol utMuiii'uiiy landscaped grounds.

Centrally located. Bounded on the north by the picturesque Brandywine River. For details, inquire at office headquarters, 701 Del. Ave. or call 652-5770.

is understood by veryone. for flowers call for 656-1871 478-7347 Presidential candidate George McGovern from a secretary tvho refused to say how a secretary could afford such a loan or whether the money was hers. The Republican Support Committee of Los Angeles loaned $161,500 to the California Finance Committee to Reelect the President on Sept. 13, reports to the GAO show. The Executive Club of the Republican Party of New Jersey is listed as contributing $57,000 in the Sept.

1-Oct. 16 period to 20 Nixon committees on the state level. Another $12,000 was contributed to four national Nixon committees during the same period by William B. Colsey III who lists the same Trenton, N.J., post office box as the Executive Club. Neither registration statements nor reports of contributors could be found for the Republican Support Committee or the Executive Club in GAO records going back to April 7, when a new election law requiring full campaign finance disclosure went into effect.

UNDER the new law any political committee which anticipates receiving or making contributions or loans exceed-i $1,000 to a national candidate during the calendar year must register with the GAO within 10 days of organizing. It also must report quarterly and on the 15th and 5th days before a primary or general election all expenditures, loans or contributions over $100. Colsey, a Mt. Holly, N.J., lawyer, could not be reached. A New Jersey newspaper quoted Colsey last June as saying the Executive Club received contributions from business and professional leaders.

THE address for the Republican Support Committee was listed as in care of Asa Call at 523 W. 6th Los Angeles. Call, who personally gave Nixon $10,000 earlier this year, is chairman of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance which is located at the same address. Two telephone calls to his office, to ask about the absence of the club's registration or report, went unanswered. On the McGovern side, a $25,000 loan was received by McGovern for President, of Washington from a San Francisco secretary who in two telephone interviews repeatedly refused to say whether the money was hers or how a secretary could afford such an outlay.

"I don't have to answer that," said Mrs. Dorcas Taylor. Later she said, "This isn't any of your business." Under the new elections law it is a federal crime to make a campaign loan or contribution in the name of another. Mrs. Taylor is listed in a report by the key McGovern committee as a secretary of Dr.

Carlton Goodlett, a physician and surgeon who also loaned the McGovern campaign $25,000 in September and contributed $1,000 outright. Dr. Goodlett, who said he raised more than $100,000 in loans from members of minority groups for McGovern in a 23-city effort, said of Mrs. Taylor's loan: "I can state flatly the money isn't mine." ra versity is probably right in its belief that the mummy is the daughter of a Ka priest, a museum spokesman said. Museum officials said part of the reason for the goof was the unscholastic nature of the mummy's early years.

Unearthed by scavengers, the mummy passed through a number of hands before it was purchased by the University in 1898. It was later sold to the Museum. In park Fire Mill Services will be Monday afternoon at 1 at the McCrery Memorial Funeral Home, 3924 Concord Pike, Talleyville. Friends may call and Masonic services will be held Sunday night at the funeral home. Interment will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park.

3Iary Ettylhe Logan NORTH EAST, Md. Mary Edythe Logan, 71, of 307 E. Cecil Ave North East, died yesterday at her home after a long illness. Miss Logan, a lifelong resident of Cecil County, worked for Sears Roebuck and Co. for 32 years.

At the time of her retirement in 1960 she was a cashier at the Market Street store in Wilmington. She is survived by a sister, Miss A. May Logan of the Cecil Avenue address, and a brother, John A. Logan of Newark. Services will be Monday morning at 11 at the North East United Methodist Church where friends may call an hour before.

Interment will be in the North East Methodist Cemetery. Mrs. John II. Henderson Mrs. Helen E.

Marine Hen-after a short illness, derson, 78, of 38 Bradbury Road, Coventry, died yesterday at Memorial Division Her husband, John H. Henderson, died in 1958. She is survived by a son, Roland Marine of Dundalk, nine daughters, Mrs. Agnes Short of Glen Burnie, Mrs. Evelyn Fleetwood, Mrs.

Dora Donaway, and Mrs. Catherine Hammond, all of New Castle, Mrs. Edith Faulkner and Mrs. Anita McManire, both of Dover, Mrs. Doris Griffith of Wilmington, Mrs.

Jean Holotanko of Newport and Mrs. Gladys Massey of Coventry, with whom she lived; a brother, Lloyd Marine of Seaford; 34 grandchildren; 4 2 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild. Services will be Monday morning at 11 at the Church of the Nazarene, 2702 Kirkwood Highway. Friends may call Sunday night at the McCrery Memorial Funeral Chapel, Kirkwood Highway and Duncan Road Interment will be in Blades Cemetery, Blades CARD OP THANKS CARUSOWe wish to thank all relatives and friends for their many expressions of love, and special thanks to the nurses at the Delaware Hospital and Dr. Brere-ton, during our recent period of bereavement in the death of Anthony Caruso.

Millie Caruso Daughters IN MEMORIAM CLOUD In sad and loving memory of my wife, Pearl W. Cloud, who passed away 4 yrs. ago today, ociooer 27, 1968 Dearly loved and sadly missed by Husband, Lou DURHAM In sad and loving memory of my son, josepn our oroiner ana uncle, who departed one year ago today Oct. 27, 1971. Sadly missed by mother, sister and brother, and families DURHAM In sad and loving memory of Joseph E.

Durham, who departed on year ago today, October 27, 1971. Sadly missed by a Friend ROBINO In sad and loving memory of my tamer, Frank Roomo, wno passed away 7 years ago today, Oct. 27. To some you may be forgotten. To others lust part of past.

But to me who really loves you, Your memory will always last. OauoMar. Pif VELTRE In loving memory of our fa ther, Daniel Veltre, on his birthday, Oot. 27. You're not forgotten father, dear, Nor ever shall you be; As long as life and memory last I shall remember thee.

Dearly, loved and sadly missed by Children Grandchildren Dealh Notices ALPHIN Suddenly In this city on Octo- oer Neo nusoand or Betty Alphin of 4 Farm Highland woods. Aged 49 years. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the services at the McCRERY MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME, 3924 Concord Pike. Tailevville. on At ties Dealers and the New York Stock Exchange in 1963.

Lewis C. Young Lewis C. Young, 64, formerly of 302 W. 36th Wilmington, died in North Palm Beach, Wednesday after an apparent heart attack. Mr.

Young left Wilmington two weeks ago. He was stricken at a shopping center and was dead on arrival at St. Mary's Hospital, North Palm Beach. Mr. Young was a retired employe of the Penn Central Railroad He was a member of Corinthian Lodge the Delaware Consistory, and Newark Temple Shrine.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Nancy Wilkins Young; two daughters, Mrs. Edward W. Paulin, with whom he lived at 756 Waterway Drive, North Palm Beach, and Mrs. Gail Cole of Newark, and four grandchildren.

Services were today in North Palm Beach. 3Irs. Feme G. Roberts Ms. Feme G.

Roberts, 35, of Morristown, a former Wilmington resident and University of Delaware student, died Sunday in Epp Memorial Hospital, Cincinnati, after a long illness. Mrs. Roberts had been mak ing her home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Morris, since illness forced her return from Wilmington a year ago.

Besides her parents, Mrs. Roberts is survived by a son, Dale also of Morristown. Services were held Wednesday with interment in Arlington Memorial Gardens, Mount Healthy, Ohio. Other Deaths Harry McKenzle, 65, commanding officer of the Luzon Guerilla Armed Forces in the Philippines during World War II, in San Francisco. He collaborated with the U.S.

Rangers in the liberation of 552 Americans at the Cabanatuan prisoner of war camp and liberated survivors of the, Ba-taan Death March. Milo R. Perkins, 72, a former U. S. chairman of the Joint War Protection Commit tee during World War II, in Tucson, Ariz.

He also served as assistant secretary oi ag riculture in tne isjjus, ana was president of the U. S. Surplus Commodities Corp. Thelma Votipka, 74, Metropolitan Opera soprano who sang more than 70 roles in her career between 1935 and 1963, in New York. She specialized in small roles and among her best-known were the witch in "Hansel and Gret-el" and Martha in "Faust." Some Samaritan! DORTMUND, Germany (UPI) The young lady was all smiles after a friendly motorist got the stalled engine of her car running again.

She handed him a ck for 1.55. She called police when the bank told her the helper had cashed the check for $155 after writing two zeros behind the five. Her husband, Townsend T. Thomson, died in 1955. Mrs.

Thomson left no immediate survivors. Services will be Monday morning at 11 at the McCrery Memorial Chapel, Kirkwood Highway and Duncan Road where friends may call Sunday night. Interment will be in Silverbrook Cemetery. Lou on c. ceil Pa.

Mummy's Not a Daddy Mary Z. Thomson, Oak Grove Teacher AAonday afternoon, Oct. 30 at 1:00 o'clock. mccReaDY, THe FL0RIST READING, Pa. UP) The mummy in the Reading Public Museum and Art Gallery is no daddy, X-rays have shown.

Reading Hospital physicians took the shots of Terker-Wah-Eb-Re after questions over the mummy's sex were raised by a University of Pennsylvania scientist. The X-rays showed that Terker, who has been exhibited as a male mummy, was actually a female. The findings mean the Uni interment at Gracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday evening where the Lafayette Lodge No. 14 AF AM will hold Masonic services.

BALLING In Union Hospital, Elkton, on October 25, 1972. Helen Racine, wife of Francis G. Balling, of 19 Elkwood Estates, Elkton, mother of Douglas R. Balling of Elkton, and sister of Mrs. Margaret Stock-till of Elkton, James Racine of Baltimore and Fred Racine of Havr de Grace, Md.

Aged 44 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral From the PIPPIN FUNERAL HOME, 259 Mam Elkton. on Saturday morning, October 2 at 11:30 o'clock. Interment at Immaculate Conception Cemetery, Cherry Hill, Md. Friends may at funeral horn en Friday vning after 7.

Mrs. Mary Z. Thomson, 77, of 26 Milltown Road, Cooper Farms, died Wednesday at General Division after a short illness. She had taught in the Oak Grove School for 50 years. She was a native of Orrs-town, and had lived in the Wilmington area most of her life.

The language of flowers When the occasion calls The Florist. 7214 W. 7th St. Wilmington Graylyn Shopping Ctr. Silvtrsidt Rd..