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6-B Sunday, Sept. 19, 1976 Philadelphia Inquirer i Death Notices Death Notices Jbituaries i -x Wf'jfeiK- ii-i iii; skis i mzmmmm 4 WlllKillli Associated Press HUGGED BY HIS WIFE, Enza, movie distributor Mario Bregni was back home in Rome yesterday 'after having been released by kidnapers. His wife said no ransom had been paid. Bregni was well although he had suffered a head injury when he was kidnaped. downgrade iG-25A TOKYO The Soviet MiG-25A that was flown to Hakodate airport in northern Japan by a defecting pilot has proved less sophisticated than had been- believed, bearing more resemblance to a "manned rocket" than to a combat aircraft, sources said yesterday.

The sources said that 'one of the biggest surprises was that the plane lacked any ejection gear to throw the pilot clear of the cockpit and allow him to parachute in the event of an emergency. The plane, described as a high-altitude, high-speed interceptor rather than a fighter-bomber, was flown to Hakodate Sept. 6 by Soviet Air Force 1st Lt. Viktor Belenko, who has since sought political asylum in the United A West German magazine said Friday that the defection was set up by the CIA and that the Japanese were aware of the arrangement. The Japanese Self-Defense Agency flatly denied, yesterday that it knew in advance of the defection.

the sources here said that the MiG had a very good engine and showed a high standard of metallurgy in its wings and fuselage construction, but they described its electronic equipment as "relatively unsophisticated." They said that the plane's speed gauge was marked to Mach 3 iffound 2,280 m.p.h. but had a red yarning line at Mach 2,8. The sources said that the plane was equipped to carry four missiles qut no guns. It was not armed when it -landed at Hakodate. They added that it lacked maneuverability.

There was1 speculation that the re-ctihnaissance version, the MiG-25B, probably had a slightly higher speed than the Mig-25A. A 74-member Japanese and American team began dismantling the yesterday at Hakodate, a civil-fan airport, so it could be taken to an undisclosed Japanese Air Force base. Officials said that it probably would take at least a week to dismantle and transport the plane. The weather TODAY'S FORECAST Edward J. Foley, detective 50 years Foiey, From 1-B violin cases, when they worked seven-day weeks for $5 and $6 a when it was just the cops against the crooks and nobody cared how the crooks were dealt with as long as they were dealt with.

He was born in 1896 at 23d and Cal-lowhill Streets. When he was 21, like many other young Irishmen of the era, he joined the police force. He was assigned to the station at 15th and Vine Streets. "In 1925, I became a plainclothes-man and was assigned to the Mystery Squad, you know, the vice squad," detective Foley said in an interview in January. "Those days, Broad and Locust was known all over the world and so was Broad and Columbia.

We ed to call Columbia Avenue the Gold Coast. There must have been Stcr. 23 Sf-PT. 30 OCT. 7 SUN AND MOON Sun sets Sun rises Moon rises 7:04 p.m.

6:46 a.m. 2.02 a.m. NOLL ANNA, Sent. 17, 1976, formerly of Oakford, wife of the late Mathias. Realtives and friends and U.G invited to funeral services 1 P.M.

DiPINTO FUNERAL HOME, 5720 Rifling Sun Ave. (at Sanger SI Inf. Lawnview Cem. Viewing Sun. eve.

7 to 9. ODD LAMAR, of 3818 Pulaski beloved husband of Evelyn, father of Lamar, Darrell, Alevra, Arula, Maria, Ramal, and Tanza; one sister, Wilua B. Sutton, 2 brothers, Earl and Edward. RelaflvW and friends invited to funeral services from the REYNOLDS FUNERAL HOME, 2042-44 Ridge Wed. eve.

Int. 10 A. M. Thurs. Chelten Hills Cem.

PASTERNACK Sept. 16. 1976, VICTOR beloved husband of lale Mane (nee Kuklinski), devoted ltner of Dorothy MacFarland, sadly missed by grandson, Scott Mac-Farland and great granddaughter, Krislen MacFarland, devoted brother of Leona'Smith, Raymond Pasternack, Helena Shales and Elizabeth Levins 10 'unerel 8:30 A.M., TOMASZEWSKI FUNERAL HOME, 2728-30 E. Al-eghenv Ave. (Alleghenv Exit 1-15).

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., St. Leo'r Church. Int. St. Dominies Cem.

Friends may call Mon: eve. RIEBMAN Of Coaslesville, Pa. on Fri. Sept. 1976, HARRY husband of Ihe late Fannie Schneider Riebman, aged 93 vrs.

Relatives and friends invited to fron the MACLEAN FUNERAL HOME, 5th Ave. and East Lincoln Coatesville, Pa. on Sept. 19 at 3 P.M. Int.

Beth Israel Coatesville. RITTER Sent. 17 1976, MARGARET (nee Haas), beloved wife of the late Frank Ritter and mother of Mrs Margaret Githens; also survived by 2 grandchildren, 1 great grandchild. Relatives and friends invited lo funeral services Tues. 11 A.M JOSEPH A OUINN FUNERAL HOME, Cor.

Roosevelt Bivd and Sanger St. lift. Whitemarsh Memorial Park No viewing Mon. eve. Donations may be made to Charity ol your choice in her memory, i ROBERTS Sept.

16, 1976, THEODORE, of Westminsler Aye husband of Elizabeth (nee Butcher), step-father of D'Alvarez Bethel, Mrs. Mercedes Goodman of New York, Mrs. Sylvia Albrecht. Relatives, friends members of Phila. Police Dept.

invited to Mass of Christian Burial 10 A.M., Our Mother of Sorrows Church, 1030 N. 48th St. Viewing Sun eve 7 to 9 P.M. at Ihe Church. Int.

Whitemarsh Memorial Park. Prospectville, Pa. Arrangements by IVORY FUNERAL HOME. SCANLAN Sept. 15, 1976, BARBARA DUCKWORTH SCAN-LAN, wife of.

John E. Scanlan, mother of Kimberly B. Scanlon; also survived by her mother, Mrs. Rosamond Duckworth, her sisfer, Mrs. J.F.

Ashcroft and her brother, Dr. W. Eric Duckworth. Relatives and friends are invited to the Memorial Service 3 P.M., OLIVER H. BAIR'S, 1820 Chestnut St.

Contributions in her memory to The American Cancer Society would be appreciated. SPEIDEL On Sept. 17, 1976, ELIZABETH Mi (nee Dawson), of Lansdowne, beloved wife of Ihe lale William A Speidel, mother of Albert and Miss Marian Spei-del, grandmother of Connie Quinter, Charles Quinter (of Arkansas), Mrs. Alberta Evans, sister ol Mrs. Isabel Woodcock, Mrs.

Florence Robert, and Charles O. Dawson. Relatives and friends are invited to Ihe service Mon. 7 P.M. at Ihe SPENCER T.

VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd. at Shadeland Drexel Hill, Pa. Int. Ml. Moriah Cem.

STAMM GODFREY age 69 vears, Shawnee-on-Dela-ware, Pa. on Sept. 16, 1976, husband of Stephanie E. Sheble. Memorial services Sat.

Sept. 25, 1976, 2 P.M., Shawnee Presbyterian Church, Shawnee-on-Delaware. Memorials lo Shawnee Presbyterian Church. STIPA Formerly of 2912 N. 24th Sept.

17, 1976, MARIA (nee Sermarini), wife of the late Francesco, mother of Eleanor Deodati and Claudio; survived by 3 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Tues. 9 A.M. at the MclLVAINE FUNERAL HOME, 3711 Midvale Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Bridget's Church, 10 A.M. Int. Holv Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve.

Parking in rear of Bldg, TINSMAN Sept. 17, 1976, of Frankford, IDA (nee Wallon), wife of J. Herbert Tinsman, M.D. and mother of James Herbert and Robert B. Tinsman and Nancv Reclor.

Relatives and friends are invited to services Tues. 11 A.M., OGDEN FUNERAL HOME, 4827 Oxford ave. Int. Northwood Cem. Friends may call Tues.

alter 10 A.M. VAUGHAN Seot. 17, 1976, DENNIS age 72, of beloved husband of Mildred (nee Phillips) and devoted falher of Dolores Sparks, Elizabeth J. Ryan and Dennis also survived bv a sister, Catherine Ferguson, 11 grandchildren and 1 great granddaughter. Relatives, friends, members of F.O.P.

and League of Sacred Heart, are invited to his funeral Tues. 8:30 A.M., from THE JAMES M. CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, 500 Benner Sf. (6100 N. Rising Sun ave.) Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M.

SI. Martin's ChurchFriends may call Mon. eve. after 7 P.M. Int.

Our Lady of Grace Cem. Mass cards or donations in his name to fhe Sacred Heart Home, York Rd. and Hunting Park Pa. WAMBACH Sept. 17, 1976, FLORENCE E.

(nee Turner), wife of Ihe late Nicholas G. Wambach, mother of Patricia F. Shook; also survived bv 5 grandchildren, 2 greal grandchildren and one sister. Relatives and friends are invited lo the funeral Tues. 10 A.M.

BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 9708 Franklord Ave. (at Filler SI). Int. Oakland Cem. Viewing Mon.7 lo 10 P.M.

WATERS Of 5 S. Pembroke Margate, N.J., on Sept. 16. 1976, DANIEL F. II, age 57, husband of Jean Ogden Waters and son of the lale Judge Charles A.

Waters. Mass of Christian Resurrection Mon. 3 P.M. from Blessed Sacrament R. C.

Church, Jerome and Vent-nor Margate, N.J. Int. Private. For those who desire Ihe familv requests donations be made to the Ruth Newman Shapiro Foundation or the Atlantic City Medical Cenler. (Arrangements bv the PLUM FUNERAL HOME.

WATTS Sept. 18, MARIE A. (nee McGrail), wife of the lale Archibald of UNICO Village, mother of Eleanor Kellv, and Frank Mr.Gee, sister of Sr. Mary Eleanor McGrail, R.S.M., of Dallas, Sr. Mary Stephen McGrail, R.S.M., of Babvlon, N.

Thomas and Clarence Joseph; also survived bv 8 grand and 18 great-grandchildren Relatives, friends, invited to call Tues. eve. KISH FUNERAL HOME, 6506 Elm-wood Ave. Mass of Christian Burial Church ol SI. Ir-cnaeus Wed.

10 A. M. Int. Holv Cross Cem. WHELAN PAUL suddenly, Sept.

16, 1976, of Oinev, beloved husband of Mildred Saga Whelan; also surviving a brother, Thomas and 2 sisters, Mrs. Rita Colliton, and Mrs. Margaret Sawicki. Relatives, friends, C.D.H.S. employees, are invited lo funeral Mon starling 8:30 A.M., JOHN F.

GIVNISH'S, 5th St 81 Chelten followed by Mass ol Christian Burial St. Helena's Church, 10 A.M. int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Sun.

eve. WOOD Sept. 16, 1976, P. NICHOLSON, of SI. Davids, husband of Hannah Eavenson Wood.

Memorial service Tues. 4 P.M. Haverford Friends Meeting, Buck Lane, Haverford. Int. private.

Memorial contributions to The Friend's Home tor Children. 900 South Secane Pa. 19018 are preferred. WOODROW On Sept. 17, 1976, ELME R.

WOODROW, beloved husband of Mary Woodrow (nee Steel), father of Mrs. Elizabeth St. Pierre and Mrs. Mildred Veppus-lek; survived bv 16 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren and a sisler Mrs. Esther Morrison.

Relatives and Iriends, also employees of The Budd and members of U.A.W. Local No 813 are invited to services Mon. 1 1 A.M., Irom THE WILDE FUNERAL HOME, Front and Westmoreland Sis. Int. Forest Hills Cem.

Friends mav call Sun. eve. 7 lo 9 P.M. Familv would appreciate a donation lo The Ml Pisgah United Methodist Church, Kip and Cambria in memory of Elmer Woodrow. (Parking intheWildev lot).

ZIMMELMAN Sept. 18, 1976, LENA wife of the lale Jacob, of 7800 Buslleton mother of Mr. Nathan Zimmelman, Mr. Hyman Zimmelman, Mr. Solomon Zimmelman, Mr.

Isadore Zimmelman, Mr. Jonathan Zimmerman, Mrs. Ida Alexander; also survived by 11 grandchildren and 4 greal grandchildren. Relatives, friends are invited to funeral services Mon. 11 A.M., preciselv, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N.

Broad St. Int. Mt. Sharon Cem. Shiva will be observed al 2272 SI.

Vincent St. Cemetery Lots CEMETERY LOTS 2, 4 sraves each, Rosedale Mem. Park, 609-859-9794 Forrest Hills Cem. 4 sraves. Value S900 Best offer 609-966-0092.

GEORGE Washington Memorial Park, Ex loc sert reasonably priced 4 grave lots 609-547-1082 WHITEMARSH MEMORIAL PARK Desirable lots. Baraain. TH7-7467 OF AMERICA INC. FLOWERS FOR FUNERALS IN PHILA. LO 7-7100 IN N.J.

429-5800 jvTHE ORIGINAL ST. JUDE RELIGIOUS STORES, INC. 3506 08 COTTMAN ST. (OFF FRANKFORD IVE.) Our Only Location PHONE 331-0336 LIVING REMEMBRANCE lJJiVEa DiFABIO On Sept. 16.

1976, JULIA B. (nee Rich), wife of the lale Thomas, of 221 Drexel Lansdowne Pa mother of Mrs. Olivio C. (Rita) Novario and Mrs John H. (Amelia) Heussner.

ol DuBois, Pa Virginia Francis and Thomas J. DiFabio, of Lansdowne. also survived by 11 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 9 A.M., at THE JOHNSTON FUNERAL HOME, 69 E. Baltimore Ave, Lansdowne.

Mass ot Christian 10 A.M., from St Charles Borromco Drexel Hill. Int. St Charles Cem. Friends mav call Sun. eve.

7 to 9 P.M. FOLEY SeDl. 17, EDWARD SR. (JERRY) husband of Ihe lale Catherine (nee Burns), of 6508 Glenmore father of Edward grandfather of Edward III. Relatives, friends, and members of FOP.

invited to call Mon. eve. KISH FUNERAL HOME, 6506 Elmwood Ave. Mass of Christian Burial Church of St. Barnabas Tues.

9:30 A.M. Int. Holvi Cross Cern. FORTUCCI Sept. 17, 1976, AMERICO beloved husband of Bettv G.

Kessler), falher of Louis R. and Leslie also survived bv one granddaughter, Lisa; his mother, Pauline, one sister and one brother. Relatives and friends invited to services Tues. 10 30 A at WALTER J. MEYERS FUNERAL HOME, 6645 Torresdale Ave.

(at Unruh where friends may call Mon. eve. 7 to 9. Int. Northwood Cem.

(Parking on Ihe Meyers Lot.) FYLYK Sent. 16, 1976, suddenly, WILLIAM JOHN, son of Sfepan and Anna and brother of Stephan, Peter and Maria. Viewing Mon. after 7 P.M. (Paraslas 8PM) NASEVICH FUNERAL HOME, 109 E.

Tabor Rd Funeral 8 A.M. Tues. al funeral home. Requiem Lit-urgv 9 A.M. in Cathedral of Immaculate Conception.

Int. Oakland Cem. GALLAGHER ANN. M. DAY, Sept.

17, 1976, of 652 Rector wife of Charles F. Gallagher, mother of Sr. Marie Bartholomew, I.H.M., Bart Hanlon, Kathleen A. Gallagher, Charles F. Gallagher, III and Ann Marie Gallagher.

Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial Tues. 10 A.M., St. John The Baptist Church, 119 Rector Manayunk. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

GIBBONS THOMAS on Sept. 17, 1976, of 695 Boxwood Aston, husband of Norma (nee Carwithen) Gibbons. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Tues. 9 A.M. from A.

J. WHITE LUTT-RELL FUNERAL HOME, 240 Concord Aslon, Pa. Mass of Christian Burial St. Joseph's Church, Aston, at 10 A.M. Int.

SS. Pefer and Paul Cem. Friends mav call Mon. eve. from 7 to 9.

GOODE HENRY age 75, on Fri. Sept. 17, Einstein Medical Northern survived bv 1 niece Mrs. Virginia Jeffries, of 1813 Widener Place, Phila. and several nephews, grandnephews and grandnieces.

Services Tues. 8 P.M. Grace Baptist Church of Germantown, 29 W. Johnson St. Viewing 6 lo 8 P.M.

at the Church. Int. Wed. 9:30 A.M. Fairview Cem.

GROSSO Sent, 15, 1976, CARMEN, beloved husband of the late Josephine (nee Ricci), falher of Nicholas, Mrs. Anna Manczak and John; also survived by 15 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren and 1 great great grandchild. Relatives and friends Invited to attend funeral Mon. 8:30 A.M., from THE ROGERS FUNERAL HOME, 1430 S. Third Phila.

Mass ol Christian Burial 9:30 A.M. Sacred Hearl of Jesus Church. Int. Holv Cross Cem. Viewing Sun.

eve. 7 lo 10. HEINE Of on Sept. 17, 1976, WILLIAM husband of Ihe lale Celina (nee Svkes), and beloved brother of Harry Heine, of Glassboro, N.J.; also survived bv nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends and all organizations of which he was a member invited to funeral 11 A.M., FUNERAL HOME OF M.

F. WILLIAMS, Baltimore and Summit Cliflon Heights Int. West Laurel Hill Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve.

7 lo 9. Corinlhian-Philo Lodge No. 368 F.8.A.M. will conduct services at 8 P.M. HERTEL PAUL, of Cheltenham, on Sept.

17, 1976, beloved husband of Emma and father of Paul; also survived by 3 grandchildren and one sister. Relatives and friends are invited lo the funeral service 1:30 P.M., from the WETZEL AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 6902 Rising Sun Ave. Int. Forest Hills Cem. Friends mav call Mon.

after 12:30 P.M. No viewing Sun. eve. In lieu of flowers, make donations lo the North American Baptist Home, 7023 Rising Sun 19111. JESELIUNAS PETER, Sept.

15, 1976, beloved brother of Charles Jess. Relatives and friends, members of I.L.A, Local 1291 invited to funeral Mon. 8:30 A.M., JOS. KAVA-LAUSKAS FUNERAL HOME, 1601-03 S. 2nd St.

Mass of Christian Burial SI. Casimir's Church 9:30 A.M. Int. Holv Cross Cem. Friends may call Sun.

eve. 6 to 9 P.M. KOCH LOUISE SAYRE, on Sept. 16, 1976, al Broomall Prosbylerian Home, formerly of Wvncote and El-kins Park, mother of John Isabel and Dr Richard S. Koch; also survived by 3 grandchildren Funeral service 11 A.M., BARON ROW-LANO FUNERAL HOME, 1059 Old York Rd Ab-inglon.

Int. North Cedar Hill Cem. LeRARIO Sept. 16, 1976, PHILIP, beloved husband of Veronica S. (nee Voss), of Brookhaven, son of Leonard and Barbara LeRario, brother of Mrs.

Marvann Delia Polla, uncle of Loretla Delia Polla. Relatives and friends are invited lo the funeral 9AM at THE ROTH ERMEL-VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, 57 S. Eagle Rd Havertown, where friends mav call Mon. eve. 7 to 9 P.M.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M. Holv Cross Church. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem, LOZOWICKI On Sept.

16, 1976, MICHELLE (MISSY), oeloved daughter of Charles B. and Patricia (nee Bratus) Lozowicki, of 5235 Palmers Mill Rd Cliflon Heights, sister of Charles, Jr. and Danielle; granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Beniamin Lozowicki, greal granddaughter of Mrs.

Marv Burns and Mrs. Mary Bratus. Relatives and friends are invitjd lo the Mass of Christian Burial, Mon. 11 A.M.. at Holy Cross Church, Bishop ave.

and Springfield Springfield, Pa. Int. Calvary Cem. Memorial gifts may be sent in her name to Childrens Hospital, 34th and Civic Center Pa 19104, MALTZ Suddenly, Sept. 16, 1976, HARRY (Kelly), beloved husband of Anna Mallz (nee Dugan) and falher of Donald Mallz and Frank Kelly; also survived by 4 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited lo funeral Mon. 9 A.M., JOSEPH A. OUINN FUNERAL HOME, Cor. Roosevelt Blvd. and Sanger SI.

Mass of Christian Burial SI. Martin's Church 10 A.M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends mav call Sun.

eve. MANSFIELD Sept. 17, 1976, FLORENCE M. (nee Agnew), beloved wife of the late Joseph H. Mansfield; survived by 8 children, 36 grandchildren, 20 greal grandc (nil -drden.

Relatives and friends invifed to attend the lu-neral Tues. 8:30 A.M. from DILLON FUNERAL HOME, 2155-57 E. Cumberland SI. Mass ot Christian Burial, 10 A.M., Holy Name Church.

Int. Oakland Cem. Viewing Mon. eve. 7 lo 9 P.M.

MARKOVICH Sept. 17, 1976, MICHAEL husband of the lale Anna B. (nee Haslinsky), and dear falher of Paul M. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral 9 A.M. WACKERMAN FUNERAL HOME, 8060 Verree Rd.

(Fox Chase). Mass of Christian Burial 10 A.M. SI. Cecilia's Church. Int.

Calvary Hazlelon, Pa. Viewing Mon. 7 to 9 P.M. MAYER CARL of Crescentville, on Sept. 16, 1976, beloved husband of Anna, falher of Mrs.

Hilda Kelly; also survived by 2 grandchildren and 2 sisiers in Germa- nv. Relatives, friends, members ot The Bavarian Club and employees of The Budd are invited to the funeral service 10 A.M., from the WETZEL AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 6902 Rising Sun Ave. Friends mav call Sun. eve. alter 7 P.M.

The family requests that donations be made to the Tabor Lutheran Church Memorial Fund, Mascher and Rockland Phila. 19120. McFADYEN Sept. 16, 1976, WILLIAM age 45. ot 105 Lvnne-wood Drive, Haverlown, beloved husband of Bernadette L.

(nee Murphv) and beloved lather of Teresa, Bernadette, Kathleen, William and Kenneth; beloved son of Mrs. Annie McFadven; brother ol James, Joseph, Grace and Edward McFadven. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Mon. 9 45 A.M. THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 West Chester Pike, (Cor.

Lynn Blvd.) Upper Darbv, Pa. and to Mass of Christian Burial 11 A.M., Sacred Heart Church, Manoa. Int. SS Peler and Paul Cem. Friends mav call Sun.

eve. 7 to 10. A donation to American Cancer Society, 1740 S. Stale Uooer Darby, 19082, would be appreciated bv lamily. McNAMARA Died Sept.

16, 1976, CATHERINE (nee Carroll), beloved wife of Roberl of Lawndale. Relatives, friends, employees of Fidelity Bank are invited to her funeral Mon. 8:30 A.M., from J. M. CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, 500 E.

Bonner SI. (al 6100 Rising Sun Mass of Christian Burial, Presen-talion V.M. Church 10 A M. Int. Holv Sepulchre Cem.

Viewing Sun. eve. MURRAY Sent. 16, 1976, DR. JOSEPH husband ol the lale Rcgma E.

IDeighton) Murray, of 275 N. Highland Lansdowne, father of Claire Tavlor, Jeanne Johnson and Joseph V. Murray; brother of Marie I Murray. Funeral Tues. morning 8:30 AM CM TOPPITZER'S FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd ai Lansdowne Drexel Hill.

Mass of Christian Burial 10 o'clock, St, Philomena Church, Lansdowne. Int. SS, Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve.

NELSON Sep! 16, 1976, in Savannah, Georgia, formerly of 2311 S. 20lh ELIZABETH mother of the Rev. Francis Nelson, of The Sacred Heart Church, Savannah, Georgia, sister of Frank P. Gaffnev. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral Tues.

8 30 A.M. from JOHN R. DEADY'S, 2501 S. Camac then to St. Monica's R.C.

Church Concelebrated Funeral Mass 10 A M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Calling hours Mon. 6 lo 10 M.

NEWMAN Sept, 18, 1976, MARY (nee Kessler), wife of Frank, ol 2375 Borbeck mother of Mr. Erwin Newman, Mr. Bart Newman, Mrs. Jean Labovilz, Mrs. Rose Siegoi and Mrs.

Clari Lew; also survived bv 8 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited lo funeral services Mon. 1 P.M., precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Int.

Monleliore Cem, Shiva will be observed al 2325 Borbeck St. Family requests contributions in her memory may be made to your lavorile charity. NICHOLS Sept. 18, 1976, CORINNE sister of the late Arthur Nichols and sister-in-law of Mrs. Anna Nichols, ol Phila Relatives and friends are invited lo funeral Tues.

at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Germantown ave. at Coulter St. Viewing Mnn 7 to 9 PM at GILMER W. THOMPSON FUNERAL HOME, 216 W.

CouMer St. Int. Fairview Cem J. A. Murray, dentist, 84 Dr.

Joseph A. Murray, a dentist who practiced in Lansdowne for 40 years, died Thursday at Delaware County Memorial Hospital, Drexel Hill. He resided at 225 X. Highland Lansdowne. A resident of Lansdowne for 53 years, Dr.

Murray, 84, graduated in 1914 from Holy Cross College, Worcester, and in 1919 from the Temple University dental school. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and of the American Legion Post, Lansdowne. Dr. Murray is survived by a son, Joseph V. Murray, Lansdowne; two daughters, Mrs.

Claire Taylor, Fort Smith, and Mrs. Jeanne Johnson, Norristown; a sister, Marie I. Murray, Lansdowne; 13 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Tuesday at 10 a.m. from the Church of St.

Philomena, Lansdowne. Burial will be in SS. Peter and Paul Cemetery. Henry N. Goode Henry N.

Goode, 75, a general contractor and senior partner for 31 years of Dixon and Goode, died1 Friday at the Albert Einstein Medical Center, northern division. He lived at 1813 Widener Place. He was a member and former trustee of Grace Baptist Church of Germantown, and was a deacon at the time of his death. He was a former Mason, a Scout leader, a Sunday school teacher and for 15 years he was chaplain of Club Adelphia 20, a social club. He is survived by a niece and nine nephews.

Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Grace Baptist Church, 13 W. Johnson German-town. Burial will be Wednesday at 2:30 a.m. in Fairview Cemetery, Willow Grove.

Card Of Thanks BAUER The family of Ihe late PAUL M. BAUER of Bustle-Ion extends their appreciation and thanks to all relatives and friends for many kindnesses extended lo them in their recent bereavement. WE deeply appreciate the manv expressions of sympathy during Ihe loss of my husband, Rev Seu-lah Lee, Pastor, Baptist Church. Mrs. Ella B.

Lee and Family. In Memoriams ALEIM, MABEL In memory of mv mother, Mrs. MABEL ALEN, who passed away, Sept. 10, 1976, leaving behind husband, Lawrence Alen, mother, Mrs. Henry -Ross, mother-in-law, Florence Alen and 6 children, Mrs.

Rosalie Alen, Mrs. Carol Smith, Mrs, Debbie Alen, Lawrence Ernest Alen, Gloria Hammond, 3 sisters, one brother, 7 grandchildren, a host of relatives and friends. Sorrowfully missed by Mrs. Ro-yilie Alen, her daughter. BRUNO ERCOLE A.

In memory of beloved husband and dad who passed away on Sept. 19, 1975. Love is to remember. Sadly missed by wife Florence, son Bob, and daughter Carol. Death Notices ARMSTRONG Sept.

18, 1976, ALOYSIUS husband of Margaret Vallilee Armstrong, 2 sons, Joseph and Alovsius, 2 daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Birch and Theresa; one brother, Joseph, 3 sisters, Mrs. Anna Mae Morocco, Mrs. Florence Curran, and Mrs. Eleanor Gallagher.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Tues. 9:30 A.M. from the JAMES J. DOUGHERTY FUNERAL HOME, 2200 Trenton Rd Levillown. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 A.M.

Immaculate Conception Church. Int. Resurrection Cem. Friends may call Mon. 7 to 9 P.M.

BAILEY Of Levillown, suddenly, Sept. 16, 1976, JENNIFER beloved daughter of William J. and Carol Ann Bailey (nee Fletcher), and sister ol William J. and Geoffrey Bailey. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services Tues.

10 A.M. al Ihe FLUEHR FUNERAL HOME, 864 Bristol Pike, Cornwells Heights, Pa. Int. Cathedral Cem. No viewing Mondav eve.

Parking entrance on Tennis Ave. BALDI Sent. 17, 1976, GLADYS MCCARTHY BALDI, mother of Mrs. George H. Berlin, also survived bv 3 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited lo the service on Tues. 11 A.M. OLIVER H. BAIR'S, 1820 Chestnut SI. Int.

Private. Contributions in her memory may be made to ihe Crozer Chester Medical Cenler. BRELSFORD On Sept, 17, 1976, of 2808 N. Mutler FLORENCE BRELSFORD (nee Fisher), beloved wife of the late Newlon Brelsford and sister of Mrs. Anna Baker, Mrs.

Ruth Brown, Miss Elsie Fisher and the lale Mrs. Elizabeth Lyons. Relatives and friends are invited to services Tues. A.M. from the WILDE FUNERAL HOME, Front and Westmoreland Sis.

Int. Hillside Cem. Friends mav call Mon. eve. 7 to 9 P.M.

(Parking in the. Wildey lot). BUNDER On Sept. 18, 1976, EDWIN, of 6722 Oakland husband of the lale Mildred, father of Mrs. Lvnne Lis-lokin and Mrs.

Bonni Kaplan, brother of Mrs. Esther Bonner, and Mr. Morris Bunder; also survived bv 2 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited lo services Mon, 11 A.M. at THE BERSCHLER CHAPEL, 4300 N.

Broad St. Int. Ml. Sharon Cem, Family will return lo 10301 Holf St. Contributions in his memory mav be made lo Ihe charity of Ihe donor's choice.

COLLIGAN On Sept. 16, 1976, JOSEPHINE S. KELLY, wife of Beniamin T. Colligan and mother of Mrs. Nora McKay, Kathleen, Mary Jane and Rosemary Colligan; also survived bv 1 grandchild.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Mon. 9 A.M. JAMES A. BYRNE FUNERAL HOME, 2315 E. Cumberland St.

Mass of- Christian Burial 10 A.M., Visitation B.V.M. Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends mav call Sun.

eve. 7 to 9 o'clock. Masses in Mrs. Colli-gan's Memory would be appreciated. COREN Sent.

18, 1976. RUTH (nee Rosenzweig), wife of George, of 1240 E. Svdnev mother of Mr. Arthur Coren, Mr. Michael Cort.i, Mrs.

Bonni Tuck, sister of Mr. Edward Rosenzweig; also survived bv 2 grandchildren. Relatives, friends are invited to funeral services Mon. 1:30 P.M., precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St.

Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. Shiva will be observed at 1240 Svdnev St. CUDEMO MICHELE, aged 80, retired custom tailor, Sept. 16, 1976, beloved husband of Faustina Dilulio, falher, of Rev.

Nicholas V. Cudemo of Cardinal Dougherty H.S., Mrs. Lucv Caiullo, Mrs. Antoinette Burke, Mrs. Josephine Vereccnia, Mrs.

Maria Burke, Joseph A. and Michael also survived bv Margare-la Porisi and Pasouale, both ol Italy and the Idle Nicola. He is survived bv 17 grandchildren and 2 greal grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to call at Holv Child R.C. Church, Broad and Duncannon on Sun.

from 6:30 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. At 8:30 P.M. a Mass fulfilling the Sunday obligation will be ottered for the deceased. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 A.M.

on Mondav. Int. Holv Cross Yeadon. DALY On Seol. 15, 1976, DANIEL brother ol Catherine Genlne.

ol 26-Q, RD2, Featnerbed Lane, Conches-ter Highway, Glen Mills, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Mon. 8:30 A.M., at THE SPENCER T. VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Garrett Rd. al Shadeland Drexel Hill, where friends mav call Sun.

eve. 7 to 9. Mass of Christian Burial Mon. 10 A.M., St. Thomas The Apostle Church, Chester Heights.

Int. St. Denis Cem. DeSTEFANO On Sept. 17, 1976, RUTH CLAIR, ol Berlin, formerly of Phila.

survived bv 2 sisters Mrs. Lorraine M. Stroneve1-, of and Mrs, Peggie A. Carey, ol Berlin, Md. Mass of Christian Burial will be held al SI.

Marv's Star of Ihe Sea Church, Berlin, Mon, at 10 A M. Viewing al Ihe BURGAGE FUNERAL HOME, Berlin, Md. Int. Evergreen Berlin, Md. DiDOMENICO Sect.

17, 1976, of Chestnut Hill, formerly of Glenside Gardens and Jenkinlown, ANTONIO, husband of Cecite J. McCunnev, father of John, Vincent, Rose Colfax, Rita Parenle, Nancv Coughlin, and the late Dcothy Long; also survived bv 17 grandchildren and one great-granddaughter. Relatives, friends, members ot Beisv Ross Lodge No, Order of Sons of Italy and Italian American Citizens' Cltib invited to funeral Tues 8.30 A.M., JOS. J. McGOLDRICK FUNERAL HOME, West Ave and Cedar Jenkimown.

Mass of Christian Burial Immaculate Conception Church, (Jenkjjitown 10 A.M. Int. Holy Sooulchre Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve York fl i coio rain A New 0rl00n, 11 (87) Miami 1 500 houses of ill repute in the tenderloin area, Broad to Sixth, Vine to Poplar.

"All the gangsters used to hang near Broad and Locust. There were so many hotels: Green's, the Windsor, the Bingham House, the Stenton, the Aldine, the Ritz Carlton, so many of them. My job was to arrest all known gunmen and gangsters. Charge them with being suspicious characters. "Hah, I wasn't a bully, but if you had a gun and got tough with me, I'd shove it down your throat." In 1936, he became a part of the "Little Mob," a group of detectives formed by Mayor S.

Davis Wilson to combat crime. The Little Mob was led bv James (Shonevl Malnns George Richardson and James Ryan. "The town was full of gangsters and we drove them out or gave them a good shellacking," he said. "We'd talk to them, bring them in, give 'em the rubber hose You could shanghai guys in those days. They were scared to death of us." And well they should have been.

Detective Foley talked easily of chaining prisoners and throwing them in the river to get them to talk. Or threatening to arrest a suspect's mother, and then actually parading her in front of the prisoner. Or jailing suspects under false names so that attorneys could not find them and interrogations would not be interrupted. "You'd see Ryan or Foley walking around City Hall with a violin case and you knew something was going to happen," said Harry Morris, a young detective in that era. In 1940, Wilson left office and the Little Mob broke up.

For the next 12 years, Jerry Foley roamed the nightclubs and hotels, eating on the house, making newspaper headlines with arrests and keeping tabs on everybody. "Nobody knew Jerry's informers," Morris said. He left the force in 1952 and headed a securitv force for six center city hotels. That job allowed him to remain in the nightlife area. Over those years, he was found most often in the Beilevue, talking about the old Harry B.

Riebman Harry B. Riebman, 93, who owned and operated the Coatesville Scrap Iron and Metal for 70 years, died Friday evening at Coatesville hospital. He lived at 1401 Cardinal Coatesville. Born in Latvia, Mr. Riebman emigrated to Coatesville in 1906.

He a member of the Half Century Club of the Institute of Scrap Iron and Steel, and a member of the board of the Beth Israel congregation in Coatesville. He was a former chairman of the Coatesville Jewish Federation and a recipient of two citations, one from the national office of the United Jewish Appeal and the other from the Jewish National Fund for outstanding leadership. He is survived by two sons, Leonard and Norman Riebman, both of Coatesville; two daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Hilman of Coatesville and Mrs. Doris Goldring of Wynnwood; a brother, Benjamin Riebman of Coatesville; 14 grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren.

Services will be held Sunday at the Maclean Funeral Home, Fifth Avenue and East Lincoln Highway, Coatesville, at 3 p.m. Burial will be in Beth Israel Cemetery, Coatesville. Jesse Rockey Jesse Rockey, 91, for 25 years the president of Spaulding and Metcalf a hardware wholesale firm, died Friday at the Anna Christie nursing home. Ambler. He had lived at 2436 W.

76th Ave. A Mason for 50 years, he was a member of the LuLu Temple, and had been a member of Industry Lodge 131 for 63 years. He was also a member of the Benjamin Franklin Consistory, Royal Arch Chaper 183 and the Lambskin Club of Philadelphia. He is survived by a brother, Harry; two daughters, Mrs. Fred Haas and Mrs.

William Essick; three grandchildren, and seven greatgrandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Schneider Funeral Home, 431 X. York Hatboro. Burial will be in Whitemarsh Memn- REGION Hiqh Low Precip.

58 .03 74 66 .00 53 .00 80 61 .00 74 60 .60 MM 60 79 61 Allentown Atlantic City Harrisburg Philadelphia Pittsburgh Salisbury, Md. Scranlon Wi'minyton 'Precipitation for hours ending 8 p.r NATION Today's High Low Pr. Weather Albany 71 60 .01 PI. Cloudy Atlanta 82 55 .00 PI. Cloudy Bismarch, N.D 86 50 .00 Pt.

Cloudy Boston 81 62 .16 PI. Cloudy Charleston, C. 84 70 00 Fair Chicago 77 55 .00 PI. Cloudy Cleveland 74 58 .19 Fair Dallas 91 72 .01 Pt. Cloudy Denver 80 51 .02 Pt.

Cloudv Detroit 78 54 .00 PI. Cloudy Honolulu 85 72 .00 Fair Indianapolis 78 51 ,00 Pt. Cloudy Jacksonville, Fla. 88 64 .00 Pt. Cloudy Kansas City 89 61 .00 Rain Los Angeles 76 61 .00 Pt.

Cloudy Miami 86 83 .02 Rain Minneapolis 82 49 .00 Rain New Orleans 87 62 .00 PI. Cloudy New York City 78 65 .00 Fair Phoenix 95 67 .00 Fair Portland, Maine 72 54 .47 Fair St. Louis 88 55 .00 Pt. Cloudy San Francisco 67 55 .00 Pt. Cloudy Seattle 70 55 .00 Fair Washington, C.

81 62 .00 Fair "Precipitalion for 24 hours ending 8 p.m. jt PHILADELPHIA AREA FORECAST sunny and breezy today. Highs in the mid- to upper-70s. Fair tonight with the low in the low to mid-50s. Wind Northwesterly 10 to 15 miles per hour.

Chance of rain 10 percent. Increasing cloudiness tomorrow with a chance of showers. Highs mid-to upper-70s. NATIONAL FORECAST East: Clear to partly cloudy with a few showers expected in Now England. Midwest: Scattered showers and thundershowers over the Northern Plains and the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys.

South: Showers and thundershowers are expected from eastern Texas to the Gulf Coast and Florida. West: Warm temperatures in the northern Pacific Coast and mild temperatures in the southern portions. THE NATION YESTERDAY Flash-flood warning were issued for" parts of the Pecos Valley in Texas as the area received up to five inches of rainfall. 'Thunderstorms, some producing 1ieaVy rainfall, extended from the of Texas into Oklahoma and Arkansas. JSkoding was reported throughout pOTtfons of the lower Pecos Valley.

Many roads were closed and several streams were expected to spill over. Thundershowers were also scattered throughout New England, rSiuthern Florida and northern portions of the rocky Mountains and yie Plains. REGIONAL FORECASTS Eastern Pennsylvania: Mostly sunnv and breezy today wild Ihe highs in the mid- lo Upoer-70s. Fair Lows in Ihe low lo mid-50s. Winds Norlh-est 10 lo 15 miles per hour.

Chance ot rain 10 percent. Poconos: Partly sunny and breezy today. High in Ihe uooer-60 to mid-70s. Fair tonight. Lows in the ubDer-40s lo low-50s.

Winds Northwest 10 to x15 miles Per hour. Chance of rain 10 percent today apd 20 percent tonight. Western Pennsylvania: Mostly sunnv wilh the highs in Ihe low-70s. Increasing cloudiness tonight with- the lows in the mid-50s. Winds West 8 to 15 miles per hour.

Chance of rain near zero today nd 20 percent tonight. Southern New Jersey: Mostly sunnv and breezy lodav. Highs in the upper-70s to low-80s. Clear tonight with the lows in the low- to mid-50s. Winds Northwest 5 lo 15 miles per hour.

Chance of rain 10 percent. Jersey Shore: Mostly sunny and breezy today. Highs in Ihe upper-70s lo low-80s. Clear tonight with Ihe low in Ihe in Ihe mid-50s. Winds North-west 5 lo 15 miles per hour.

Chance ot rain 10 percent. Ocean temperature's in Ihe upper-60s. Maryland, delaware: sunny and pleasant lodav. Highs in the low-to mid-80s. clear and cool tonight.

Lows in the low-to mid-50s. Winds Northwesterly 10 lo 15 miles per hour. Chance of rain near zero through tonight MARINE FORECAST Manasquan to Cape Henlopen: Fair todav. visibility unreslricned. Winds West lo Northwest 10 to '20 Knots today and tonight.

Average wave heights 1 to 3 feel. Care Henlopen to Virginia Beach: Fair today, visibility 5 miles or more. Winds mostly West or SNormwess 5 lo 15 knots through tonight. Average heights feet or less, i Delaware Bay: Fair todav, visibility unrcs-tricked. Winds West lo Northwest 10 lo 70 knots through tonight.

Average wave heights 2 feet or PRECIPITATION, BAROMETER Total precipitation since Sept. 1 through Friday: ''TotaMWi procipilalion through Friday: 25.75 precipitation through Friday: 29.51 m-trir nr noon WORLD Local Time Ternp. Weather Athens 8 p.m. 79 Clear Buenos Aires 8 a.m. 46 Clear Copenhagen 1 p.m.

57 Cloudv London p.m. 63 Pt. Cloudy Maorid 1 p.m. 75 Clear Moscow 3 p.m. 46 Cloudy Paris 1 p.m.

57 Rain Romp 1 p.m. Clear Svdnev 10 p.m. 59 Clear Tel Aviv 2 p.m. 93 Clear Tokyo 9o m. 77 Pt.

Cloudy TEMPERATURES Highest temperature yesterday: 80 at 11:40 a.m. Highest this date since 1870: 90 in 1891. Lowesl temperature yesterday: 61 at 5:30 a.m. Lowest this dale since 1870: 42 in 1959. Average this date last year: 67.

Normal this date: 68. Total degrees above normal since Sept. 1 through Fridav: 2. Total degrees above normal since Jan. 1 through Friday: 409.

TIDES PHILADELPHIA (Chestnut St.) High Tide. 1051 a.m. 11:11 p.m. Low Tide .5:21 a.m. .5:30 p.m.

DELAWARF BRFAKWATFR High Tide 5:20 a.m 5:45 p.m. Low Tide 11:08 a.m p.m. CAPE MAY (Municipal Pier) High Tide. ,4:29 a.m. 4:48 p.m.

Low Tide 10:20 a.m. .11:05 p.m. ATLANTIC CITY (Steel Pier) High Tide. .4:01 a.m. .4:20 p.m.

Low Tide 10:02 a.m. 10:47 o.m Bt alh ha (Little tgg Harbor) High Tide 6:14 a.m 6:33 o.m. Low Tide 12:38 a.m p.m. BARNEGAT INLET 4:07 a.m 10:16 a.m High Tide Low Tide p.m. 11:01 p.m.

YESTERDAY'S HOURLY SUMMARY lernp. Hum. Winds Skies vwasm 2 a.m. 68 67 SW-8 Clear 4 a.m. 66 87 SW-7 Clear 6 a.m.

63 87 SSW-5 Clrnr 8 a.m 65 87 SSW-8 Clear 10 a.m. 77 69 SW-8 Clear noon 79 47 WSW-13 Pt Clo tdv 2 P.m. 78 50 WSW-13 Cloudv 4o.m. 77 66 Cloudv 6P.m. 73 57 WNW-10 Cloudv 3 p.m.

69 66 WI2 Cloudv 10 p.m. 65 95 W-10 PI. Cloudy i-niKht 47 70 w-10 Cloudy.