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6-B Friday, Nov. 19. 1976 Obituaries Philadelphia Inquirer Death Notices Death Notices Meyer Gasman, lawyer, engineer, prosecutor at Nuremberg trials Charles A. Schumacher Charles A. Schumacher 79, retired furniture store manager, died Wednesday in Delaware County Memorial Hospital.

He lived on Argyle Road, Drexel Hill. Before retiring in 1965, he was the general manager of a retail furniture store at 52d and Market Streets for 35 years. He was a member of the Llanerch Country Club. He is survived by his wife, the former Helen O'Hare; a daughter, Mrs. Helene Barner, and three grandchildren.

Services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the C. M. Toppitzer Funeral Home, Garrett Road and Lans-downe Avenue, Drexel Hill. Burial will be in SS.

Peter and Paul Cemetery, Springfield. Meyer L. Casman, 81 well-known Philadelphia lawyer who served as a prosecutor at the Nuremberg Avar crime trials after World War II and later as a judge during the occupation of Germany, died Wednesday in Alden Park Manor, Gerniantown. Judge Casman served in Germany from March 1947 to February 1950 as chief of several prosecution sections at Nuremberg and later as president judge of the Civil Action Courts and as a judge on the Supreme Restitutions Court. He was born in Russia and had lived in this city since he was 10.

He was president of the 122d Class at Central High School and graduated in 1914. Judge Casman was graduated from West Point in 1918 and was a captain in an engineer company during the occupation of Germany in World War I. He obtained an engineering degree at the University of Michigan in 1922 tal in setting up the free summer concert program at Pastorius Park in Chestnut Hill. He was first violinist of the Engineers Club Orchestra and a member of the West Point Society Quartet. In the late 1920s, he headed the State Highway Department's motor transport bueau, which he reorganized, and he participated in the first federal-state survey of Pennsylvania's highways.

Judge Casman held numerous civic posts and in 1961 was named an examiner for the Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission. lie was a former president of the Philadelphia Federal Bar Association, a member of the Philadelphia Bar Association, a former member of the Lawyers Club, the Perm Athletic Club and the Engineers Club. He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Nellie Tugenthal. Services will be private.

Rizzo plans to replace members, head of youth commission says By Paul Taylor Iminirer Ktnlt ll'rifpr The chairman of the Youth Services Commission yesterday accused the Rizzo administration of plotting tlie commission's demise because i was an independent body. The Rev. Roland Jones tried to resign in protest, but the commission voted to table his resignation at least until a meeting could be arranged with city officials. In his resignation statement, Mr. Jones said the administration's refusal to cooperate with the agency had rendered it ineffectual.

He also said that the administration was planning to replace the commission with a new group that would be appointen by Mayor Frank Paul Mangano Paul Mangano, 73, a grocer and butcher in South Philadelphia for 49 years, died Wednesday at Methodist Hospital. He lived at 2824 S. Sydenham St. Before retiring in 1970, Mr. Mangano owned and operated Paul's Grocery, at 11th and Wolf Streets.

He is survived by his wife, the former Josephine Cucinotta; a son, Joseph; four daughters, Mrs. Josephine Polizzi, Mrs. Jean DeCabdia, Mrs. Dorothy Bonadies and Mrs. Rita Lawson; a sister, Mrs.

Domen-ica Vinci, and nine grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Richard's Church, 19th and Pollock Streets. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Yeadon.

Ann Spitzer Shapiro Mrs. Ann Spitzer Shapiro, widow of former Inquirer editor, Frederic E. Shapiro, died Monday at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. She was 72 and lived at the Chatham, 20th and Walnut Streets. Mrs.

Shapiro met her husband while he was an assistant managing editor at the Washington (D. Herald and she was a staff writer there. Mr. Shapiro was editor of the Inquirer's Todav magazine at his death in 1969. Mrs.

Shapiro is survived by a son, Fred and two grandchildren. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. today at Oliver H. Bair's, 1820 Chestnut St. Samuel Berkowitz Samuel Berkowitz, 75, who operated Sam's Variety Store at 12th Street and Atlantic Avenue in Camden for 35 years until he sold it in 1961, died yesterday of a heart attack at the Jewish Geriatric Center in Cherry Hill, N.

J. Mr. Berkowitz, who was a member of the Camden Businessmen's Association, is survived by a son, Ellis, a daughter, Phyllis, two brithers, Rube and Isadore, and three sisters, Mrs. Yetta Lupo, Mrs. Laura Shapiro and Mrs.

Florence Zolyon. His wife, Pauline, died two years ago. Services will be held Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at Stillman's Memorial Chapel, 4324 N. Broad Philadelphia, and burial will be in Montefiore Cemetery, Church Road and Borbeck Street.

Death Notices Man convicted of tax fraud appointed to state post by Shapp Meyer L. Casman and a law degree at the University of Pennsylvania in 1926. Judge Casman also was an accomplished violinist and was instrumen be appointed by May or Frank L. rect control of Managing Director Hillel Levinson. Levinson acknowledged yesterday that his office was studying ways to reorganize the commission, but he said no final proposal had been drawn up.

He blamed the poor relations between the commission and City Hall on "Mr. Jones' blind hatred of the Rizzo administration." The commission was created by the City Council three years ago to plan and coordinate the city's programs for youth. It is an independent body, with 10 of its 31 members appointed by community groups. Most members agree that, in addition to its problems with Levinson, the commission has been thwarted by engineering firm working for the City of Lancaster. He entered a plea of no contest to the charse of failing to report the $20,000 on his tax return and was sen-fenced to three years' probation and fined $5,000.

Monaghan paid the fine last February and was released from probation. Monaghan, a Democrat who was defeated in 1974 when he sought his fourth term as mayor of Lancaster, was charged with demanding a kickback from the Meridian Engineering Co. of Philadelphia, a firm whose president also has testified to bribing a number of Philadelphia officials. Meridian was a consulting firm to the City of Lancaster while Monaghan was mayor. to clear the water out and gently started to massage her chest," he said.

"I was running down the steps and I kept giving her mouth-to-mouth resuscitation." By the time Snell got downstairs, another patrol car, driven by two policewomen, had arrived. Shell jumped into the back seat and yelled: "Turn on the siren and run every red light." The baby had started breathing again and her color was returning when the police car arrived at Episcopal Hospital's emergency entrance. Later in the afternoon, the infant was transfered to St. Christopher's Hospital for Children, where she is in serious condition. Doctors were concerned that the infant might have COHEN Nov.

17, 1976. BENJAMIN, husband of Gloria (nee Perry), ot 27 Rotterdam West, Holland, Pa father of Eric David Cohen and Mindv Iris Cohen, brother of Mrs. Shirley Siniawsky and Mrs Goldie Goodman. Relatives, friends and members of United Jewish Organizations are invited to funeral service, 1 P.M., precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St.

Shiva will be obseryed at 27 Rotterdam Wesl, Holland, Pa. CONWAY Nov. 17, 1976, MARY, wife of the late John Conwav, formerly of 2000 Block South Bonsall St. Relatives and friends invited to the viewing 9 A.M., RUF- i FENACH FUNERAL HOME, 21st St and Snyder Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, St.

Edmond's Church, 10 A.M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. No viewing Fri. eve.

DAUBE Nov. 16, 1976, LILLIAN (nee Green), of bf-loved wife of the late Harry and step-mother of Mrs. Dorothy Davies. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral services Sat 10 A RICHARD L. KELLY'S, Cor Long Lane and Walnut Upper Darbv, where friends may call Fri.

eve. Int. Hillside Roslvn, Pa. Parking for viewing. Church lot.

Walnut SI. and Shirley Rd. Entr. on Shirley Rd. DOMINO Nov.

16, 1976, PASQUALE, of 926 Jackson husband of the late Antonina (nee Bongierno) and de-voled father of Charles M. Domino and Mrs. Constance Romeo. Relalives and friends invited fo funeral 8 30 from VINCENT GANGEMI FUNERAL HOME, Broad and Woll Sts. Mass of Christian Burial, Epiphany Church, 9.30 A Inl.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. 7 lo 10. FINE Nov.

18, 1976, JACOB, husband of the late Lena, of 8644 Agusta father of Mrs. Martha Lampert and Mrs. Cecelia Rookim, also survived bv 4 grandchildren. Relatives, friends and members of J.J Barry Post. No 83 A.L., Pannonia B.A, and Typographical Union, are invited to funeral service 11.30 A.M.

precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St Int. Shalom Memorial Park. Family will return lo 8644 Agusta St. FIORI Nov.

17, 1976, CECILIA, nee DeFeiicls), of Corn-wens wife ot Guido and mother of Mrs. Sil-vsne Ferri, Italo and David Fiori; also survived bv 8 grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral serv-ces 10 A.M., GALZERANO FUNERAL HOME, 7158 Torresdale Ave Int. Forest Hnis Cem. Friends may call Fri.

eve. after 7. (Parking at Sunoco Station) FLAHERTY Nov. 17, 1976, ANNA of 5800 City Line formerly of 5421 Moore sister of Mrs Mary Walsh, Mrs. Helen Collins, Miss Catherine Flaherty and the late Joseph Flaherty.

Relatives and friends are invited to Our Lady of Lourdes Church, 63rd St. and Lancaster Ave on Fri 6 PM, Mass of Christian Burial 8 P.M. Int. St. Denis Cem.

A.M. FLEMING Nov. 17, 1976, FLORENCE (nee Keilman), of Maple Shade, N.J. formerly of Schuylkill Haven, beloved wife of the late John H. Fleming, devoted mother of Mrs.

Ellen L. Irwin and Mrs. Florence M. Reed, mother-in-law of Andrew W. Reed.

Relatives and friends are invited to her services Sal, 12 Noon MANNAL FUNERAL HOME, 6925 Frankford Ave. (at Tyson). No viewing Fri. eve. Int, West Laurel Hill Cem.

FORTE On Nov. 18, 1976, JENNIE, of White Horse Pike, Atco, wife of the lale Joseph Forte, Owner and Operator of Forte Fuel Oil survived bv 3 sons, Joseph of Berlin, Edward of Atco. Fred of Berlin; also 8 grandchildren, 5 brothers, Fred Raio and Domenic Raio, both of Berlin, Arthur Raio and Alphonso, both of Thomas Raio, of Williams-town, 2 sisters, Evelyn Puca, of Texas, Lena Raffo, of Berlin, Relatives and friends of the family will meet 8 A Mondav morning at THE KNIGHT FUNERAL HOME, 14 Rich Ave, Berlin. Mass of Christian Burial, 9.30 A.M., from The Assumption Church, Atco. Inl.

Gate of Heaven Cem. Friends mav call Sun. eve. at the funeral home. GALLAGHER Suddenly, on Nov, 16, 1976, JOSEPH, beloved hns-oand of the late Mary Gallagher (nee Duffy), ol W.

Oak Lane, father ot Father Simeon John Gallagher, OF.M. Cap. and Joseph Gallagher, brother of John Gallagher and Mrs. Margaret McCullough; also survived bv 3 brothers, 6 sisters in Ireland. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the viewing Fn eve 7-9 and funeral Sat 8 45 A JAMES W.

QUINN 2ND FUNERAL HOME, 6707 York Rd. Concelebrated Mass of Christian Burial 10 AM. St. Athanasius Church. Int.

Holv Sepulchre Cem. Mass cards would be appreoaiea bv the family. GREEN JAMES Nov 14. 1976, of 4009 Old York Rd Mr. Green worked 8 vears as Organizer Administrator, U99C Hospital Workers Union Funeral sprvires were held Nov.

18, al CHEW FUNERAL HOME, 2125 Chrishan SI. Int. Fri. Chelten Hills 10 A.M. GROOS ANTOON (TOM), Nov, 17, 1976, of The Overmont House, 4001 Monument beloved husband of Helen G.

(nee Terzano). Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral services Sat 10 AM, THE DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 8401 West Chesler Pike, (Cor Lvnn Upper Darby. Inl SS. Peter and Paul Cem, Friends may call Sat. after 9 A.M.

No calling hours Fri. eve. GROSS Nov. 17, 1976, SOPHIE, of The Oak Hill N-203, wife of the late Philip, mother of Ellen M. Solo-loff and Dr Eaward S.

Gross, sister of Esther Fras-celia, also survived bv 3 grandchildren. Claudia, Wendv and Rebecca. Relatives and friends are invited to services Fri, at 10 AM, at THE BER-SCHLER CHAPEL, 4300 Broad St. (at the Blvd Family will return to her lale residence. Contributions in her memorv mav be made lo The American Cancer Society or The Chiidrens Cancer Research Foundation, Boston, Mass.

02115. HAMELL HELEN A. (nee McDonough), wife of the lale Harry on Nov. 17, 1976, mother of Miss Helen Harry and John also survived bv 5 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Mon 8 30 A M.r GILBERT H.

SCHOBERT FUNERAL HOME, 167 Harrison $., Frankford Mass of Christian Bjrial 10 St. Barthoiemew's Church. Friends may call Sun. eve. 7-9.

Parking on our 50 car lot. HANNAY (SOUTHARD) Nov. 17, 196, EDWARD of King of Prussia, formerly of ox borough, husband of the late Margaret J. inee White). Relatives, friends, members of Hnt-tal-Tavlor Post No 333 invited to call at the TURNER FUNERAL HOME, 6028 Ridge Rox Fn eve after 7 and to his funeral services 2 P.M.

Int. Leveringion Cem. HASSON CATHERINE F. TOBIN, Nov, 17, 1976, of Renfrew Farms, Rox, wife of the late Harrv J. Hasson, mother ot Eugene and Harrv Hasson; also survived bv 7 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9:30 AM, FITZPATRICK FUNERAL HOME, 425 ly-ceum Rox. Mass of Christian Burial, Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, 11AM. Int. Westminster Cem. There will be no viewing Fri.

eve. HEDLUND FRANK on Nov 17, 1976 of 312 Rolling Creek Rd Swarthmore, husband of Eva Hoffman. Relatives ana friends are invited to attend the fu-. neral 8 30 A from the GEORGE J. WHITE FUNERAL HOME, 311 N.

Swarthmore Ridley Park, Pa. Mass of Christian Burial in Notre Dame de Lourdes Church, 10 A.M. Friends mav call Sat, morning after 8:30. No calling hours Fri, eve. HERB Nov.

17, 1976, ELSIE (nee Vasev), of Oinev, beloved wife of the late Girman and mother of Leonard F. Herb Relatives and friends are invited to attend services 10 A from JOHN F. GIV-NISH'S, 5th St at Chelten Ave. (6300 5th Int. Westminster Cem.

Friends mav call Fri. eve. HERMAN Nov. 16, 1976, MARIE wife of John W. Herman.

Relatives and friends inviled to funeral 8 10 AM, PARLORS OF HAROLD B. MULLIGAN, 1119 Lehigh Ave Mass of Christian Burial, Si. Stephen's Church, 10 A M. Inl. Holv Cross Cem.

Viewing Fri. eve. 7 to 9 P.M. KIPP Suddenly, Nov. 17, 1976, JAMES of Wissahick-on, beloved husband of Ida E.

(nee Harmer) Relatives and Iriends are invited to attend his funeral service 11 A.M., at the Roxborough Presbyterian Church, Roxborough. It is suggested contributions be made to the Hear! Fund in his memorv. (Arranged bv TURNER FUNERAL HOME). Inl. Wesl Laurel Hill Cem.

KLINE Nov 17, 1976, GEORGE D. KLINE, ESQ, of The Philadeiphian devoted brofher of Sylvia Kline, Helene K. Brodsky and Morton Kline, Esq. Relatives and friends are invited to services Friday al 2 PM JOSEPH LEV1NE AND SON MEMORIAL CHAPELS, North Broad St. above 71st Ave.

Inl. Ml. Sharon Cem, Family will be at the Brodskv residence, 2401 Pennsylvania Sal. after 7 P.M. KORNFELD Nov.

17, 1976 MORRIS, husband of Rose (nee Gold-mann) of 404 Viking Lane, Cherry Hill, father of Julie Kornfeid. Relalives and friends are invited to attend funeral services 10 30 A al THE DAVID B. BERSCHLER FUNERAL CHAPELS, S341 Slate Highway, No. 38, Pennsauken, N.J. Inl.

Crescent Burial Park. Shiva observed al his lale residence. KUPCHA On Nov, 16, 1976, JOHN, husband of Florence (nee Quinn), of 182 Elm Woodlvnne.N.J., age 61 also survived bv 3 sons, John, Michael and Charles, al home, 3 daughters Mrs. Joan Kennedy, ot Haddon Heights, Christine and al hom, his mother, Mrs. Anna Kupcha of Westvilie, N.J., 4 brothers, 3 sisters, 2 grandchildren.

Relalives and friends of the family are invited lo attend ihe funerl on Sal at 8:30 A from Ihe ALLOWA FUNERAL HOME, 315 Maple Ave Merchantviile (Cor. Cove Rd. and Mame Ave Mass of the Resurrection, 10 A Immaculate Heart of Marv Church, Woodlvnne. Entombment Calvary Mausoleum Friends may call Fri, eve. Remembrances in the form of Mass Cards would bo appreciated.

LANZETTA LORRAINE of Ambler, suddenly, Nov. 13, 1976, in Linz, Austria, beloved daughter of Anthony and Mary (nee Bradley), sister of Saivatore, Mrs. Ann Childs, James and Doreen. Relalives and friends, Wissahickon Class of '68. invited to funeral 9 AM ANTON B.

URBAN FUNERAL HOME, 1111 Bethlehem Pike, Ambler. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., St. Anthony's Church. Int. Holv Sepulchre Cem.

Friends may call Sun. eve. at Ihe Funeral Home. LUKOMSKI ALPOLONIA, Nov. 16, 1976, In wife ol th lale Frank Lukomski, mother of Charles, Edward and Fred Lukomski and Mrs.

Jean Denzv, Mrs. Stella Kiiewski, Mrs. Harriet Zerkas, Mrs. Mary Nvch, Mrs. Lottie Mark, Mrs.

Helen Worlh, Mrs. Dolores Phillips, and Mrs. Alfreda Ramsav. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Christian Burial Sal. 11 A at the Shrine of Our Lady of Ciestachowa.

Int in the Shrine Cem. The family requests thai memorial donations be made to Our I adv of Ciestachowa Shrine. Arrangements By JOSEPH F. BRENNAN. MANGANO Nov.

17, 1976, PAUL, beloved husband of Josephine (nee Cucinotta), dear father of Joseonine Polizzi, Joseph, Jean DeCandia, Dorothy Bonadies and Rita Lawson; 9 grandchildren, brother of Domenica (Maggie) Vinci. Relalives and friends inviled lo Sal 8:15 A from THE MONTI FUNERAL HOME, 2533-35 S. Broad St Mass of Christian Burial SI. Richard's Church, 9 30 A M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. 7-10. McGEE MARY DILLON, Nov.

17,1976, of Abington, wife of Ihe late Hugh Joseph McGee, mother of Maryann Plunkett and Joan E. Kelly, sister of Betty D. Ziesel; also survived bv 3 grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial Sat, 10 Our Lady Help of Christians, 1500 Marian Rd Abinglon. Int.

Holv Sepulchre Cem, In lieu of flowers contributions mav be made lo Chestnut Hill College or American Cancer Society. (Arrangements by KIRK AND NICE.) MITROS Nov. 17, 1976, STEPHFN suddenly, beloved husband of Barbara (nee Psoras), son of Nicoietta and the late Thomas, father of Thomas Nicoletta brother of Frank, Pearl Oratis, Josephine Kout-souros and the late Aivi Douvris. Relatives and inends are invited to meet and to attend the funeral on Sat. 11 A.M., Greek Orthodox Community of Church of The Annunciation, 7921 Old York Elkins Park, Pa.

Viewing Fri. 7 to 9 at the above church. Office of The Trisagion will be read by Ihe Rev. John Limberakis at 8 P.M. Int.

Lawn-view Cem. Memorial contributions in his memory to the above church would be appreciated. (VRAIM FUNERAL HOME). MOORE Nov. 14, 1976, ISABEL of 644 51st.

St daughter of the late Thomas and Belie (nee Concannon). Relatives, friends, members of John W. Hainan High School Alumnae, members of Class of 1910 of St. Joseph'! Center, and employees of Phila Municipal Courts, invited to the viewing Sat from 8 30 to IS A al THE McGILLIN FUNERAL HOME, 48th and Baltimore and to the Mass of Christian Bunal, 10 A Church of St. Francis deSales, Int.

Holy Cross Cem. No viewing Fri. eve. MOSKOWITZ Nov. 18, 1976.

ROSE (nee Gold, of 7901 Henry wife of the late Louis, mother of Mrs. Dora Gottenherg, Harrv, Herman-and Ozzie Moss. Services and int. at the convenience of the family. NASH On Nov.

17, 1976 ELIZABETH (nee Ceres), of Nar-berth, formerly of Kirklyn, Pa. and Florence, Ariz wife of Ihe late Francis O'Donneli Nash, sister of Albert Ceres of Harrisburg and Marie C. Quinn, of Yeadon. Relatives and friends are invited lo attend the M.ass of Christian Burial St. Louis Church, Yeadon, Pa.

11 AM. Int. Holv Cross Cem. Viewmg Sat. morning from 9 A M.

at the LOGAN FUNERAL HOME, 805 Longacre Yeadon, Pa. If so desired, contributions in her memory mav be made to The Church of The Assumption Rev. Cornelius Caiahane, Florence, Ariz. 85232 or Mass Cards. NOLAN Nov.

17, 1976, EMALINE (nee Justice) a k'a let Nolan, of 1510 S. 51st wife of the late Thomas M. Nolan and mother of William T. Shirley L. and Jim-mie also survived by 7 sisters and 1 grandchild.

Viewing and services private in Pikeville, Ky. O'HARA Nov. 16, 1976, of J911 Cedar A. PATRICK, father of Margaret E. Sorensen and James E.

O'Hara Relatives, friends, members of the National Automatic Sprinkler Local 692 invited to fne viewing Sat, 10 30 A.M. at the McGILLIN FUNERAL HOME, 48th and Baltimore Ave. Mass of Cnnshan Bunal, 12 Noon, Church of St. Francis deSales. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. No viewing Fri. eve. PALMER HANNAH of Rockville, Md. formerly of 4979 on Nov.

17, 1976, beloved wife of the late Win. am and mother of William, Melvin, Claire Hal-bnerr and Miidred Bender, also survived by 7 grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren Relatives and lnends are invited lo the funeral service Sat 9 30 A M. from the WETZEL AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 6902 Rising Sun Ave. Int. George Washington Memorial Park.

Friends may call Fn. eve. after 7 PM. PARKER On. Nov.

17, 1976 HAROLD husband of Anna M. (nee Pehlert), of 720 Farwood Circle, Haddonfield, N.J., age 8i years, also survived bv a son Harold A. of Folsom, a daughter Mrs. Nancy E. Taraschi of Haddon Heights and 11 grardcNidren Services Mon 11 A at the HOLL-MURPHY FUNERAL HOME, West End Ave at Kings Highway, Haddon-fieid Int.

Harleigh Cem Friends may call Sun. eve. Masonic services al 8 P.M. RAWLE HENRY, CAPT, USNR, "Relired" at Stamford, at the age of 93, on Nov. 18, 1976, formerly of Sharon, and Northeast Harbor, Maine, husband of the late Marv Lefferts Rawle; survived by his sons Marshall and David, 4 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.

Funeral services Privale. REICHLIN Nov. 17, 1976, WILLIAM, son of Stanley and Rita (nee Rubinoff) Reichi-n, of 530 Ballvlore Rd Wvnnewood, brother of Jonathan and Carvn Reich-lin. Services and interment will be private. Family will be at Ihe residence beginning Fri, at 2 PM.

In lieu of memorials, contributions mav be made to the Children's Hospital or the Cancer Institute of Hahnemann Hospital. REVELIS Of Ivyland, Pa, suddenly, on Nov. 17, 1976, ARTHUR beloved husband of the late Eva Re-vehs (nee Hermann) and father of Frank, Nick, Pete and Helen Revelis Mrs Margaret Laliv and Mrs Catherine Revnolds Relalives and friends are mvied to attend the funeral 8 A from the FLUEHR FUNERAL HOME, 864 Bristol Pike (Frankford Ave), Cornwelis Heighls. Mass of Christian Burial. St.

Cvril of Jerusalem Church, 10 A M. Int. Resurrection Cem. No viewing Fri. eve, Masses preferred.

RITSERT MARY (nee Pooelack), of Soulh Edding beloved wife of Marion Ritsert, devoted mother of Mary R. Murphv and Alberl Ritsert; also survived bv 3 grandchildren. Relalives and friends are invited 10 itinera! Sal 9 A from THE RUNTAGH -GENZANO FUNERAL HOME, 21st at Passvunk Ave, Mass ol The Chris'lan Burial, 10 A St. Alovisius Church. Inl.

SS Peter and Paul Cem. Friends mav call Fri. eve. Donations in her memorv mav be made to The American Diabeles Delaware Vailev Affiliate. RITTER JAMES WILLIS, on Nov.

17, 1976, of Devon, husband of Caroline Read Rilter, father of Mrs. John (Betty) Nimmo, John H. Ritter ana James W. Ritfer, 9 grandchildren; also survived by his brother H. Heber Ritter and his sister, Mrs.

John A Cosier A memorial service will be held in St. David's Radnor Church, Valley Forge Rd Sat. Nov 20, 2 PM. Gifts his memory may be made to St. David's Episcopal Church, Wavne, Pa.

19087. ROMAN 17, VICTORIA A of 230 West High'and wife of the late Paul Roman. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M. at Our Mother of Consolation Church, Chestnut Hill. Int.

Holv Sepulchre Cem. Frtends may call at JACOB F. RUTH'S, 8413 Ger-mantown Fri. eve. Parking on premises.

Contributions mav be sent to Our Mother Of Consola-lion Church. SANTONETTI Nov. 17, 1976, PASQUALE, husband of Concetla Santonetti (nee Bruno), father of Domenick Sanlo-netti Mass of Christ. an Burial Mon 10 A.M., SI. Michael of the Saints Church, 4811 Germantown Ave.

In! Holv Cross Cem. Viewing 6 lo 9 P.M. KIRK AND NICE, 6301 Germantown Ave. SCHUMACHER Nov. 17, 1976, CHARLES husband of Helen O'Hare Schumacher, ol Drexel Hill, father of Helene Barner, of Springfield; also 3 grandchildren.

Services Sal morning, eleven o'clock, C. M. TOP-PITZER'S FUNERAL HOME, Garrell Rd. at Lansdowne Drexel Hill, where friends mav call alter ten o'clock. Inl.

SS. Peter and Paul Cem. SHAPIRO Nov. 16, 1976, ANN SHAPIRO, wife of the lale Frederic E. Shapiro and mother of Fred C.

Shapiro; also survived bv 2 grandchildren. Relalives and friends are invited fo the Memorial Service, 3 P.M., OLIVER H. BAIR'S, 1820 Chestnut St. SHARLIP Of Trevose, Nov. 17, 1976, LOU age 80 husband of Dora (nee Gilbert).

Services private. lArranqements by WM. ROWEN GRANT FUNERAL HOME, Southampton, Pa SZERVO On Nov. 17, 1976, CATHARINE (nee Hackettl, age 45, of 6904 Ventnor Gardens Plaza, Ventnor, N.J., wife of the lale John J. Szervo, molher of Audrey Szervo and sister of Mrs.

Lorrie O'Neill. Funeral Sat 9 A M', at the GEORGE H. WIMBERG FUNERAL HOME, 7300 Ventnor Ventnor, N.J. Mass of Christian Burial 10 A.M. at St.

James Church, Ventnor. Int. Holy Cross Mays Landing, N.J. Viewing Fri. eve.

from 7 to 9 P.M. WINTON On Nov. 17, 1976, YOLANDA (nee Fiscarelli), wife ol Frank Winlon, of 1007 Salem Cherry Hill, NJ, age 46 vears; also surviving are Miss Linda Ann Winlon, Cherrv Hill, brothers, Charles, West Orange, N.J., Pasquale, Rocco, Phoenixville, Pa. Relatives and friends are invitpri to allend the funeral 8:45 A at the MURRAY-PARADEE FUNERAL HOME, 601 Marlton Pike (Rle. 70), Erllon, Cherrv Hill, J.

Mass of Resurrection, 9 45 A at St. Pius Church, Kresson Cherry Hill. Inl. Calvary Cem. Friends mav call Fri.

eve In Memoriams MELLON, Catherine Z(Kittv) In memorv ol my dear wile wno passed awav six years ago today I love and miss you more each day. (Tender) your loving touch that meant so very much to me. (Warm) vour special smile that made each day worthwhile tor me (Complete) the precious love with which you warmed mv life. (Lasting) my heart felt ioy lo have had you for my wife JACK Cemetery Lots LOT in Westminster Cemetery S300 value. BEST OFFER'GE8-7838 PHILA Memorial Park, 4 Grave lots with vaults 609-848-7744 WHITEMARSH Memorial Park-3 choice lots on Sunsel Drive, i 1 75 each.

Will divide, Call 348-5695. i By Frank Heick Stnlf U'rifcr Gov. Milton J. Shapp yesterday appointed the former mayor of Lancaster a man who was convicted of federal income-tax charges in connection with illegal kickbacks to a post in the State Office of Planning and Development. Thomas J.

Monaghan, 62, who was mayor of Lancaster for three terms and was state secretary of commerce in the early 1960s was named coordinator of local and county development in the state planning and development office. Monaghan was indicted by a federal grand jury in 1975 on charges of falsifying his income-tax returns and extorting a $20,000 kickback from an Officer revives browned baby its unwieldly size. Often months would pass when the commission was unable to gather a quorum (16 members) needed to conduct a meeting. The commission's troubles came to a head last month when the Governor's Justice Commission found that its work had not been satisfactory and it cut off federal funding. The commission was in the process of appealing that decision when Levinson wrote to the state body three weeks ago and withdrew the application for federal funds.

The commission did receive in funds this year from the City Council, but that money will run out next spring. Any restructuring of the commission would have to be approved by the council. In his new post, Monaghan will serve as liaison between the State Office of Planning and Development and county, city and local planning authorities. The governor's office announced the appointment yesterday. A press aide to Sliapp said the governor had no comment on Monaghan's criminal record.

"The governor is aware of his background," a spokesman said. Monaghan was mayor of Lancaster from RSS until 1962, when he was defeated for re-election. He was elected again in D66, re-elected in 1970 and then defeated in 1974. He served as state secretary of Commerce in the administration of Gov. David Lawrence, starting in 1961.

suffered brain damage because of a prolonged absence of oxygen. Ms. Wylie, who is in her early 20s and lives in the 2000 block of North Front Street, told police she had placed the child in a water-filled bathroom sink to bathe her. But she said she then left the room to make a telephone call. Ms.

Wylie said she found her daughter's head under water when she returned. She said she picked up the child and called police. After questioning by detectives, she was charged last night with recklessly endangering-another person and endangering the welfare of a child. In his eight years as a policeman, Snell has delivered three babies and evived two persons who suffered heart attacks. no evidence of brutality.

Jennings and other officials have been investigating a series of controversial deaths at the state institution for the criminally insane. A special prosecutor was recently sworn in to continue the investigations. Theater manager robbed by 3 men Three men wearing ski masks, one of them armed with a sawed-off shotgun, robbed the manager of the Fox Theater of $4,200 yesterday, police said. Richard Rafferty, 23, was taken into his first-floor office in the theater at 1612 Market St. at 9:20 p.m.

and forced to open the safe and hand over the money. According to police, the holdup men blindfolded Rafferty with tape, stuffed napkins in his mouth and tied him to a chair. He freed himself and called police. death is investigated BARKER Nov 17, JOHN R.O beloved husband of Sara Jane inee Geddesl, father of John D. Jr Mrs.

E'va J. McBurnie and Mrs. Susan Lvnn Remish; aiso survived bv 5 grandchildren and 3 brothers. Relatives, friends, and members of Excelsior Lodge No 491 invited to services Mon. 10 A al MANN FUNERAL HOME, 219 Tabor Rd Friends may calf Sun.

eve after 7. Masomc services 8 P.M. Int. Phila. Memorial Park.

BEJSTER Nov. 16, 1976, ZOFIA (nee Borek), wife of the late John, mother of Mrs. Eleanor Morris, Stanley and lale Henry, 6 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren Viewing Fri, alter 7 P.M. WALCZAK FUNERAL HOME, 2391 Orthodox St (at Aramingo Ave Funeral Sat 8 30 A.M. al Funeral Home.

Mass of Christian Burial St. Agnes Church 10 A.M. Int. Resurrection Cem. BOHN ELSIE, on Nov 17, 1976 of 4847 N.

5th St Services Sal 11:30 A from the WETZEL AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 5th St. and Roosevelt Blvd. Int. Hillside Cem. Viewing Sat.

after 11 A.M. BREIDEN Nov. 18, 1976 MARGARET LAYTON of Rydal, wife ot the late Hugo R. Breiden, mother ot Millard L. Breiden.

Memorial service 11:30 AM. St. John's Episcopal Church, Welsh Rd and Washington Lane, Huntingdon Valley. Memorials may be sent to St. John's Church.

BROCK MATILDA (nee Sweitzer), on Nov. 16, 1976, for- merlv of 407 W. Wingohockiny wife of the lafe John B. Brock, beloved sister of Mrs. Martha Hae-berle, Mrs.

Caroline Ashenfelder, Irvin and Rudy and August Sweitzer. Relatives and friends are invited fo her funeral 8:30 A.M. at THE REMP-FER FUNERAL HOME, 4405-07 N. 5th St. Mass of Christian Burial, Church of St.

Henry 10 A.M. Inf. Holy Sepulchre Cem. No viewing Fri. eve.

CAFFEY EMMA E. (nee Strauch), aoe 86 years, died Nov. 17, 1976, lormerlv ot 3500 N. Water St. and 4000 N.

Marshall beloved mother of Mrs. Mildred Conrad, Rov O. Caffev and Joseph C. Caffev and the late Robert F. and John C.

Callev; also survived bv 15 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. Hilda Marks and 1 brothers, Frank and Conrad Strauch. Retalives and friends are invited to her funeral Sal 11 A al THE REMPFER FUNERAL HOME, 4405-07 N. 5lh St. Inl.

George Washington Memorial Park. Friends may call Fri. eve. after 7. CARBONE Nov 17, 1976, ANNUNZIATA (MARY), beloved wife of the lale Domenico, mother of Josephine Ge-race, Antoinette, Pielrooaolo, Carmella Fortucci and Dominic, also survived bv 3 granddaughters and 3 greal grandsons.

Relatives and Iriends are in-viled to the funeral 9 A.M., from BALDI FUNERAL HOME, 1331 S. Broad St. Mass ot Christian Burial, SI. Nicholas Church, 10 A.M. Int.

Holv Cross Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. 7 to 10. Ample parking on premises.

CARD (LACKMAN) Nov. 17, 1976, of Glenside, MABEL wife of Robert Card, mother of Elwood E. and Kenneih Lackman, sister of William Steward. Relalives and friends inviled to services 10 A M. JOS.

J. McGOLORICK FUNERAL HOME, Wesl Ave and Cedar Jenkintown. Int. Northwood Cem. Friends mav call 7 to 9 P.M.

CARFREY MARVIN W. on Nov. 15, 1976, of Naoerville, formerly of Abinglon, husband of Emily C. Carfrev and son of Marvin and Ellen Carfrev. Service and Int.

Lebanon, Tenn. Remembrances mav be sent to Naperville Baptist Church, Naperville, 60540. CASMAN Nov 17, 1976, JUDGE MEYER of Aioan Park. Manor brother of Mrs. Nellie Tugenthal, uncle of Mrs Evelyn Gerber, Mrs.

Dorothy fkin and Dr. Aaron Fishman. Funeral services and interment will be private, Family will return to 1362 Indian CrePk Drive, Wvnnewood, Pa. Arrangements by "GOLDSTEINS'," CHAMBERLAIN ARTHUR Nov. 17, 1976, age 81, beloved husband of the late Manorie Hussev (nee Scott), and brother of Miss Caroline Webb Chamberlain, of Havertown and Mrs.

Ruth C. Spencer, of Broomall, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to services Sat, 11 AM at THE DONALD A. GIBSON FUNERAL HOME, Lawrence and Sproul Broomall. Int.

Wesl Laurel Hill Cem. No viewing Fri. eve. Friends mav call Sat, after 10 A.M. Contributions in his memory may be made to the American Cancer So-ciely, 1740 S.

State Upper Darby, Pa. 19082. By Robert J. Terry and Mike Leary Iihjitiirr Rtnff Writrr When police officer James Snell ar-ried in his patrol car in front of a Kensington rowhouse shortly after noon yesterday, Kathleen Wylie was on the sidewalk shrieking, "My daughter drowned in the sink." Snell rushed up the stairs to the woman's second-floor apartment and found her naked, 8-month-old daughter, Linda, seated on a couch, wet and ashen. She was not breathing and her heart was not beating.

Snell, 32, an eight-year veteran of the force, had taken several first aid courses. "I picked her (the baby) up and I placed my two fingers in her mouth New Farview HONESDALE, Pa. The death of a patient at Farview State Hospital this week is being investigated, according to Wayne County Coroner Robert Jennings, He said that guards found the patient, Frank Mihalko, 4.1, of Whit-taker, in a bed gasping for air on Tuesday. Britain firm on Ansorinted Press GENEVA The British chairman of the stalled Rhodesia settlement talks proposed yesterday that the conference end no later than Dec. 20.

He refused to modify Britain's stand on a deadline for majority rule in the rebel colony. Conference sources said Chairman Ivor Richard fixed the negotiating deadline in a statement he handed to militant- black nationalist leaders Joshua Nkomo and Robert Mugabe in 45-minute meeting. The two leaders refused Tuesday to attend any more conference sessions They were unable to give first aid, however, because the medical ward lacked emergency medical equipment such as a stretcher, oxygen or resuscitation units, Jennings said. The coroner said an autopsy by the Philadelphia medical examiner's office did not reveal the cause of death, although he ruled out heart attack or stroke, and said there was Rhodesia or discuss any other issue until Richard granted their demand for black majority rule by Dec. 1, 1977.

Britain has said it will take at least 15 months for the 278,000 Rhodesian whites to hand power over to the 6.4 million blacks, but it has offered to set Dec. 1, 1977, as an alternate deadline if the legal complications can be taken care of by then. Representatives of the white minority Rhodesian government have said it will take at least 23 months for the transition. Nkomo and Mugabe were studying Richard's statement and declined to make any statement..