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lu, ij 'i i-iiiiddelpliia Inquirer I DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES Obituaries H. Hope, 87, Realty Broker, Hunter ter who had lived in Africa for 21 years, a mechanic and five natives, when we were beset by a torrential downpour. In a few minutes the boat began to fill and slowly listed to one side. "The natives were paralyzed with fear and unable to even help bail out As we settled lower in the water I flashed my light about. It nearly dropped from my hand when its beam revealed we were completely surrounded by ferocious croco1 diles, silently waiting for our boat to sink.

"We agreed to shoot our spread newspaper publicity on his return in March 1931. He returned with thousands of feet of jungle wildlife films as well as the skins of a number of animals he had killed leopards, cheetahs, lions and a hippopotamus and he told of a harrowing experience with crocodiles that brought him to the jaws of death. He related that he had often been forced to shoot animals to protect himself after they charged him while he was trying to photograph them. Once a crocodile climbed into his canoe and on another occasion a hippo surfaced under a whaleboat in which he was travelling up the Congo River and lifted the craft two feet out of the water. "The most exciting experience," Mr.

Hope told interviewers, "was in a storm at night on Lake Albert. I was in a boat with a veteran hun- By FRANK McDEVITT Inauirer Staff Wntnr Herbert Hope, former North Philadelphia real estate broker, bank president and big-game hunter, died Sunday at his home, 5907 Old York Rd. He was 87. Mr. Hope had been in the real estate business from 1914 until about three years ago.

He had first been associated with his father, the late James R. Hope, one of the fiunders of the North Philadelphia Real Estate Brokers Association, at offices at Broad Street and Nedro Avenue. The younger Mr. Hope eventually went into business for himself and over the years had several offices, all in the neighborhood of Broad and Nedro. In the late 1920's and early 1930s, he was president of the old North Broad National Bank, which also was at Broad and Nedro.

Eddie Bell Son of Penn Star, During School Sports Practice PARIS NOV. IB, .1974, FRANCESCA (Mazzacano) (nee Littera), of 2717 E. Somerset beloved mother of Anthonv, John, Joseph, George, Mrs. Millie LaRovere and Mrs. Marv Celebre; 14 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Fri 9 A al the CASSIZZI FUNERAL HOME, 2913-17 E. Thomoson St. Mass of the Resurrection, Mother of Oivme Grace Church, 10 A.M. Int Holv Redeemer Cem. Viewing Thurj.

eve. PAWL0WICZ Nov. 19, 1974, MARY (nee Kok-oshka), mother of Michael Pawl and Olga Zukowski; and grandmother of Lorraine Smith. Viewing Wed after 7 P.M., (Parastas 8 P.M.), al NASE. VICH FUNERAL HOME, 109 6 Tabor Rd.

Funeral 9:30 A.M at Funeral Home, with services in St Vladimir Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral, 1 1 A.M. Int. Oakland Cem. PERRETTA ANGELO, Nov. 17, 1974, of 2529 15th also of Pleasantville, NJ, husband of the late Anna (nee Archibald), survived bv his sons, James, Carl, his daughter, Anne Tenulo, his brothers, Joseph, Albert, Harrv, Carl and his sisters, Mildred Mari-nari and Rita Izzo; also 14 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral on 815 A.M., af the ROBERT L. D'ANJO-LELL FUNERAL HOME, 6506-20 Haverford Phila. Mass of Christian Burial, 9:30 A.M., Our Ladv of Angels Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Fnenbs may-call Wed. 7 to 10 P.M. (Parking on premises.) PUR0L Nov. 18, 1974, JOSEPHINE (nee Czarnecki), beloved wife of Sylvester, mother of Rose Marie and Stephen, of 127 McKean St. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Fri 8 A.M., from JOSEPH A.

MODERSKI FUNERAL HOME, 755 S. 2nd St Mass of Christian Burial, St. Stanislaus Church, 9 A.M. Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Cem. Viewing Thurs. eve. after 6 P.M. RAMSEY Nov.

18, 1974, In Lighthouse Point, formerly of Hatboro, MABEL (nee McDade), wife of the late James T. Ramsey. Relatives and friends invited fo service Thurs 2 PM, JOHN R. FREED FUNERAL HOME, 124 N. Easton Glenside.

Int. Whitemarsh Mem. Park. REILLY Nov. 19, 1974, of Villa of Divine Providence, Lansdale, THOMAS husband of fhe lale Frances K.

McCloskey Reilly, formerly of West Chester, father of Mrs. Daniel L. (Mima) Gallivan, of Strafford, Mr. John A. Reiliv, Boston, William Reiliv, M.D., of Rumson, N.J.

and Mrs. Michael A. (Adelel Cruise, of Devon, also survived bv 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Relatives, friends, Sons of the American Revolution and Friendly Sons of St. Patrick, are invited to visit the family 7 to 9 in THE FU-NERAL HOME OF JOHN STRETCH, E.

Eagle and St. Denis Rds. (Oakmont), Haverlown and to the Mass of Christian Burial, 11 A.M.. in SI. Denis Church.

Int. St Denis Cem. SCHMIDT ANNA M. (nee Gruenwald). on Ntiv.

18, 1974, of Holland, wife of the lale Frederick P. Schmidt and devoled mother of Mrs. Anne M. Di-Piero, Mrs. Marion F.

Thompson and Mrs. Frances M. Burkle: also survived by her 8 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral service 10AM, from THE JAMES J. McGHEE FUNERAL HOME, 2nd Street Pike and Belmont Southampton, Pa.

Int. Fernwood Cem. No viewing Wed. eve. SILVERSTEIN Nov.

19, 1974, JOSEPH, husband of Sadie (nee Bender), of 484 Randolph Camden, father of Miss Phyllis and Morris Silverstein, brother of Mrs. Anna Plotkin, Mrs. Frances Plotkin and Martin Silver-stem; also survived bv 2 grandchildren. Funeral services 11 A at the DAVID B. BERSCHLER FUNERAL CHAPELS, 5341 Stale Highway No.

38, Pennsauken, J. Int. Crescent Burial Park. Shiva observed at his late residence. Contributions in his memory mav be made to a charily of the donor's choice.

SOLLY Nov. 17, 1974, KATHERINF (nee Tarpey), wife of the lale William formerly of 6022 Buisl Ave. Relatives and friends inviled to call Thurs, 8 A.M., KISH FUNERAL HOME, 6506 Elmwood Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, Church of St. Barnabas, 10:30 AM.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. No viewing Wed. eve. STEEB Nov.

18, 1974, DOROTHY, widow of Harry of Huntingdon Valley and molher of Dorothy Holmquist and frdwin F. Steeb. Private service and the interment at Sunset Memorial Park. Arrangements by JOHN STILES. STILMAN Nov IB, 1974, HERMAN, husbend of Reba (nee Bernstein), of 4914 N.

"'h father of Mr. Irving Stilmajz, and Mr. Seymour Slilman, brotrw? Ar. Isadore Stillman, Mr. David Still-man, Mr.

Beniamin Stillman, Mr. Samuel SMIman, Mrs. Mollie Melrod, Mrs. Celie Sokoloff and Mrs. Sophie Zuorow; also survived bv 4 grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Relatives, friends and members of Pannoma B.A., Ohel Jacob Cong, are invited to funeral services 11 AM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad SI lint. Har Nebo Cem. Shiva will be observed at 735 Tyson Ave. SULLIVAN Nov 16, 1974, WILLIAM et Lawndale, formerly of Harrisburg, beloved husband of Helen J.

(nee Boboski) and devoted father of William D. and Andrea, brother of David ot Chicago, III. Relatives, friends and employees of Gudebrod Bros Silk are invited to his funeral 10 A from JAMES M. CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME, 500 E. Benner St.

(at 6100 N. Rising Sun Ave Services to follow al 1 1-30 A.M. Int. Oakland Cem. Viewing Wed.

eve. THOMPSON I 974' CECELIA (nee Longstreth), wife of the late Henry s. Thompson, of 876 Mill Andalusia. Relatives and friends are invited Ahe funtral ierices on 10:30 at Tne Episcopal Church of The Redeemer, 1600 Bristol Pike, Andalusia. Viewing will be Thurs.

JHE CARTER FUNERAL HOME, 314 Cedar Bristol, Pa. VEIGEL Suddenly Nov. 17, 1974, GEORGE husband of the late Florence and father of Mrs. F. Marian Rebstock, Mrs.

Gertrude Profio, Mrs. Dorothy McGeehan, Mrs. Margaret Sigmund and George Veigel. Relatives, friend! and employees of Budd Mfg. (Hunting Park Plant), invited to funeral Thurs 8 30 A NULTY FUNERAL HOME, Fkd.

Ave. and Church St. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Joachim's Church, 9:30 A M. Int.

Hillside Cem. Friends may call Wed. aft. 7 P.M. V0LPE DOMENICK, Nov.

18, beloved husband of Freda (nee Rawlins), father of Candace Dombardo and Cheryl; also survived by his mother, Rose, brother, Angelo, sisters, Marie Barron and Jean And-racchio. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Thurs 9 A TETI FUNERAL HOME, 2349 S. liln St. Funeral Mass, 10 A.M., Stella Maris, Church. Int.

SS. Peler and Paul Cem. Viewing Wed. eve. 7-10, WNUK0WSKI Nov.

18, 1974, SOPHIA, formerly of 109 Golden Gate Levittown. Pa wife of Stanley, beloved mother of Mary Anna Rost, Valerie Petrai-tis, Stella Farley, Joseoh. Florenc Smith and Leonard, (of Washington, D.C.); also survived bv 15 grandchil dren and 19 great grandchildren. Re1 latives and friends are invited to attend her funeral on at 9 A M.f from THE PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 6471 Frankford Ave. (al Levick St.) Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., Our Lady of Czestochowa Shrine, Dovlestown, Pa.

Int, at th Shrine. Friends may call Wed. eve. ZAV0RSKI Nov. 16, 1974, GERAD of 2610 S.

17th husband of Alice (nee Lynch) and father of Mary Teresa Brennan, Gerald Edward, Joseph and Michael Zavorski. Relatives, friends, B.V.M. Sodality, Holy Name Society and League of the Sacred Heart, are invited to funeral Thurs 9 A.M., Irom J. J. ROBERTS, 1701 Ritner St.

Mass of Christian Burial, Church of St. Monica, 10 A.M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends mav call Wed.

eve. 7 to 9. ZILNICK Nov. 18, 1974, MICHAEL, age 61, husband of Nettie (nee Valeri), of Cape Mav Court House, N.J., father of Mrs. Marilyn Foster and Miss-Bonnie Zilnick, brother of Mrs.

Ann Braida, Andrew, John and Paul Relatives and friends are invited to services 10 A.M., RADZIETA FUNERAL HOME, 9 Hand Cape May Court House, N.J., followed bv Mass of Resurrection, at 11 A.M., at Our Ladv of Angels R. C. Church, Cape May Court House. Inf. St.

Nicholas Woodbine, J. Friends may call at the Funeral Home, Wed. 7 to 9. IN MEMORIAM MAYER tn Memory of my Dear Fritz, who passed away Nov 26,1972. A wonderful Wife and Companion, Who I am proud was Mine.

She will live forever in our hearts. Gus and Children. STAVE MARK (BIG SLICK DADDY) The only guy who could keep the T-Birds together. You will always be remembered and loved. SISSY and KILLER.

CEMETERY LOTS PHILA Memorial Park 2 lots, $225. Full price. MU8-4539. Eddie Bell 16, son cf a former University of Pennsylvania All-America football end, died last Thursday when practicing with a varsity basketball team at Canoga Park High School in suburban Los Angeles. Eddie Bell said Tuesday that the cause of death has not yet been determined, and that the Los Angeles coroner has the case under study.

The elder Bell said that he and his family had been living in Canoga Park since June 1973, after his transfer from the Philadelphia area by his employer, the Atlantic Richfield Co. He is public affairs director for the firm's Bell Jr. Memorial Basketball Fund, 8040 Bobbyboyar Canoga Park, Calif. Edward B. Bell who played varsity football at Penn in 1950-52, was a virtually unanimous choice for All-America in his final season.

He served in the army in 1953 and 1954, then played professionally with the Philadelphia Eagles until 1958. In 1959 he played with the Hamilton, Ontario, Tiger-Cats of the Canadian Football League. He concluded his pro career in 1960 as a member of the New York Titans (now the Jets). CLIVE BROOK 1 ffpyffl: fob" Clive Brook, British Actor GAS KILL Nov. 17, 1974, FRANCIS husband of the lale Mary.

Relatives, friends and all organizations of which he was a member, are invited to funeral 9 DONAHUE FUNERAL HOME, 6th and Tioga Sts. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Bo-naventure Church, 10 A.M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

Friends may call Wed. eve. GOLDMAN Nov. 18, 1974, WILLIAM GOLDMAN, husband of Helen LeMaza Goldman, father of William Goldman, also survived by his sisters, Mrs. William Herman and Mrs.

Lvnn Bleish, 5 grandchildren and 3 greatgrandchildren. Services and interment private. GORDON On Nov. 18, 1974, LEONARD of 10 Tremonl Place, Willingboro, N.J age 54, beloved husband of Sara L. Gordon, father of Charles Michael Litabel S.

and Sandra Lee, brother of Arthur and Martin and Mrs. Oorothy Flink and Mrs. Ruth, Eisenberg. Relatives and friends invited to funeral services 3 PM, at the GOES FUNERAL HOME, 212 Levitt Parkway, Willingboro, N.J. Int.

Crescent Burial Park, Pennsauken. Shiva will be observed at the late residence. GORMAN Nov. 18, 1974, of 1021 Woodland Sharon Hill, JOSEPH husband of the late Margaret nee Moore). Relatives, friends, members of Covenant Lodge No.

456 F. A. M. are invited to the funeral service Thurs 2 P.M., at the MAR VIL FUNERAL HOME, 1110 Main Darby, where friends may call after 1 P.M. Thurs.

Int. Fernwood Cem. GRIFFITHS Nov. 16, 1974, CATHERINE G. (nee Cullen), wife of Robert G.

Griffiths, mother of Robert, James. Mark and Tina; also survived by 4 sisters and one brother. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral Thurs, 8 30 A.M.. BURNS FU NERAL HOME, 9708 i-ranktord Ave. tat F-ilier St.) Mass of Christian Burial, Christ the King Church, 10 A.M.

Int. Resurrection Cem. Viewing Wed. 7 to 10 P.M. GUIDA Nov.

18, 1974, CLARA (nee An- drilla), formerly of 9th and Annin wife of the late Duke and sister of Ray, George, Charles, Carmine and Michael. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8 30 A from PENNA. BURIAL CO. INC. 1327 S.

Sroad St. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Paul's Church, 9:30 A.M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Viewing Thurs. eve. H0BBS Of 12 Bvsher Flourtown. Nov. 17, 1974, WILLIAM husband of Beftv Lou (nee Lengel) and son of Harriet A.

Relatives and friends, also Ft. Washington Lodge No. 308 William Bolton Dixon Post No. 10 Flourtown Fire Montgomery County Fire Police are invited to services ii a M. Thomas' Church, Whrte- marsh.

Int. St. Thomas Church yard. Friends mav call 7-9 P.M. at CRAFT OF ERDENHEIM, 14 Bethlehem Pike.

Parking on premises.) Masonic service 8 P.M. HORWITZ On Nov. 19, 1974, FRANCES L. (nee Leonard), of Park Towne Place West, mother of Joseoh and Curtis Horwitz, Freda Hyman and Sonia Robinson, sister of Charles Leonard; also survived bv 9 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services Wed 12 noon, JOSEPH LE VINE AND SON MEMORIAL CHAPELS, N.

Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int. Har Zion Cem. Family wilt return to 314 St.

James Place. The family respectfully requests contributions in her memory be made to The American Cancer Society or The American Heart Assn. GRIFFITH On Nov. 17, 1974, of 441 Laurel Aldan, MARY O. (nee Os-terheldl), wife of John G.

Relatives and friends, also Fernwood Chapter No. 141 are invited to the funeral 1 from YERKES FUNERAL HOME, 7031 Woodland Phila. Int. Fernwood Cem. Friends may call Wed.

eve. O.E.S. Service 8 P.M. K0ZEL (K0ZI0L) Nov. 17, 1974, ANNA, beloved wife of the late Michael, devoted mother of Edward and Joseph Kerr and the late Anna Koerner, also rvivpd by 4 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral Thurs 8 A.M.. from M. E. OSIECKI FUNERAL HOME, lt26 E. berks M.

Mass ot Christian Burial, St. Laurentius Church, 9 AM. Int. Holy Redeemer Cem. Friends mav call Wed 7 to 9 P.M.

Mss cards will be appreciated bv the family or donations to St. Laurentius Bldg. Fund in her memory. LEARY Nov. 16, 1974, F.

HOWARD, hus band of Pearl Schwarzmann Learv, 300 Marshall West Chester, formerly of Upper Darby, in his 86th father of Virginia O'Neill Kettenring and grandfather of James, Kevin, Susan and Sharon. Relatives and are invited to a Memorial Mass on Nov, 23, 1974. at 11 AM, St. Agnes cnurcn. West Chester, Pa.

Family suggests Memorial Gifts in his memory 10 a chanty of your choice. LORD On Nov. 19, 1974, SARAH (nee Stamp), wife of the late Roland of 705 Glenwood Ave East Lans-downe, mother of Mrs. William (Elizabeth) Kolton, Mrs. Helen Cross and Samuel R.

Lord, sister of Leonard B. Stamp; also 14 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Funeral service will be held 1 P.M., Fn at the JOHNSTON FUNERAL HOME, 69 E. Baltimore Lansdowne. Int.

Arlington Cem. Friends may call Thurs. 7 to 9 M. The family would appreciate Memorials to North African Mission, 239 Fairfield Upper Darby 19082. LITZ Suddenly on Nov.

18, 1974, of 2908 Cedar CATHERINE (nee wife ot the late Albert Lutz, beloved mofner of Catherine Piesku-nas and William Lutz, also survived bv 4 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 8:45 AM, McBRlDE FUNERAL HOME, 2321 Huntingdon St. (2 Oiks. West ot Aramingo Ave Funeral Mass, Nativity M. Church, 10 A M.

Int. Resurrection Cem. Viewing Thurs eve. 7 to 9 P.M. Mass offerings preferred.

MARKS Nov. 18, 1974, MORRIS, husband of Jennie (Jan) (nee Velowitz), of 6333 Calvert father of Gail Marks, Lee Wemstem, Jan Marks and Arthur Wemslem, brother of Bernard and Albert Marks. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral servtres Thurs, 11 30 A.M. precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St.

Int. Mt. Lebanon Cem. Shiva will be observed at 6333 Calvert St. McCARRY Nov 19, 1974, JAMFS of 4238 Vista beloved husband of Christine (nee Morrin) and devoted father of James and John MrCarrv, also survived by 2 sisters.

Mrs Flmer Storms and Mrs 1 nomas Malonev, 6 grandf hildre i and one great grand-chid Relatives, friends and employees of Penn Central RR are invited to attend the funeral 9 A from thP ALDWORTH FUNERAL HOME, Decatur and Charles Sis (7900 Frankford Ave Mass of Christian Bunal, 10 A St. Ber- Hd; i L.IIUIOI. ill) RtJUl I 1 1 1 1 Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve.

McFADDEN Nov. 17, 1974, born in County Donegal, husband ot Sarah (nee Gordon), father of Jmes And Charles brother of Timothy and Nellie Relatives, friends and employees of Exide are inv'terj to fu-' nerai Thurs, 9 AM, MONTANYE FUNERAL HOME, Huntmgdon Pike and Park Ave, Rnckledge Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A Ma'ernify BVM Church Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve.

Memorial donations may be sent to Holy Redeemer Hospital, Pulmonary Dept. MOST Nov 18, 1974, IDA BERTHA (nee Wa-hstean), wife of the late Morris, of 994 Haddon Ave Coliingswood, formerly of iSl4 Pine mother of Dr. William Mot, S'Ster of Mrs. Mina Feigoise, Mrs Fannie Fiohr and Mr Harry Wachstean, also survived bv 3 grandchildren Relatives and friends are mv ted to funeral services Thurs, 130 PM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 Broad St Int. Mt Lebanon Cem Shiva will be at 994 Haddon Ave and 'he Feirjoise residence.

173? Spruce St. Wemor.aK mav be made to West Jersey Hospital or Israel Emergency Fund. 0RBAN Of 151 Kingston Pd Cheltenham, sudde.nlv Nov 19, 1174, JOHN husoand of Margaret and father of John E. Ill, brother of Robert Relatives and friends, also Michael Arnold Lodge 636. M.

are invited to services Fri 10 A at CRAFT OF ERDENHEIM, 814 Bethlehem Pike. Int. private. Friends mav call 7-9 M. (Parkmfl on premises.) Masonic service I P.MS A6RAMSON Nov.

19, 1974, IDA (nee Loigmanl, of 2600 Welsh wife of Julius, mother of Joseph Abramson; also survived bv 2 grandchildren, ser vices 11 A.M. precisely at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad 5t. Int. Roosevelt Me morial rarn.

APPLEGATE Nov. 18, 1974, MARY (nee Dager), of 3424 Hurley wife of Floyd and motheV of Mrs. Mary Costigan. Rela tives and friends invited to funeral' services 10:30 A.M., from the GUCKIN FUNERAL MANSION, inn ct in. MX.

U( WUIII no viewing wed. eve. ASHMEAD SAMUEL on Nov. 19, 1974, of vm. Airy, nusoand ot Marie (nee Lit tle) Ashmead and father of William B.

Ashmead; also survived by 3 grandchildren. Funeral service and interment private at the convenience ot the famtiy. In lieu of flowers, me morials in his name to the Mt. Atry HresDvtenan Church, Germantown Ave. and Ml.

Pleasant Pa. 19119 are preferred Arrange ments oyrirt anu AutK, BENNETT Nov. IB. 1974. ROSE (nee Barurhl.

wife of the lale Harry, of 3401 Woo- anaven mother of Mr. Ted Ben-nelt, Mrs. Dolores Hier, Mrs. Kav uigante ano Mr. Cordon Bennett; SISter Of Mr Ann kalitar AAr Sarah Basil and Mr.

David Baruch; also survived bv 12 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to tunerat services 11AM precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'." 6410 Broad St. Int. Shalom Memorial i-am. i-amny will return to 3501 vyooanaven iii blliolt Bids.

BIREN Nov. 19, 1974, WILLIAM, husband ot ine tare Arm Biren, of 11 Moore-land Terrace, New Bedford, formerly of father of Svlvia Brick, Eudine Laurans and Evelyn reiiman; aiso survived bv 6 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services and entombment will be private. CARRIGAN Nov. 18, 1974, suddenly, in Hialeah, jumn son ot the late William and Julia Carrigan, brother af Mary i-outmaccio, veronica Wildmen, Anna Leiper, William.

Joseoh and the late Charles Carrigan. Relatives, friends and employees of Eaton are invited to funeral 3 30 A rw, rVA riNtKAL HOME, U26 Castor Ave. Mass of Christian Burial, Our Ladv of Ransom Church, 10 A.M. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

No viewing Thurs. eve. Mass Cards would be appreciated. CARUSO CHARLES husband of Lucy (Collacchi), father of Charles isonnyj, steiia tesche and Virginia Costa; step-father of Rose Ann Fer-raioio, Peter Brusco and Frank An-drilli; brother of Albert, Joseph and Marie Orlando; survived bv 7 grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Thurs, 8 CARTO FUNERAL HOME, 2214 S.

Broad St. Mass, 9:30 A.M., Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church. Int. SS.

Peler and Paul Cem. Viewing Wed. 7-10 P.M. CLESI GIUSEPPI, Nov. 18, 1974, 2277 Reed beloved husband of Filiopa, dear father of Felix, Mrs.

Antoinette D'Agostino, Joseph and the late Frances Forlano. 8 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial, 9 A King of Peace Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Viewing Wed. 7 to 10 VERNA FUNERAL HOME, 1244 S. Broad St. CUNNINGHAM Nov. 16, 1974, of 32 Cherry Willow Grove, JAMES J.

husband of Anna M. (nee Soegele), father of Mrs. Mildred Wall and James J. brother of Sr. Eileen Marie, S.S.J., John and Thomas Cunningham and Mrs.

Margaret Lawler; also survived bv 7 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Thurs 8 45 A from JOHN J. BRYERS, 406 North Easton Road, Willow Grove. Mass of Christian Burial, St. David's Church, 10 A.M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Wed. eve. 7 to 9 P.M.

CUTLER Nov. 19, 1974, MINNIE (Breindel) (nee Kanter), wife of the late Max, of 161 Juniper Rd Havertown, mother of Mrs. Rose Klassman, Mrs. Bftty Chnstake, Mrs. Ada Toplin, Mr.

Benjamin Cutler and Mr. Edward Cutler, sister of Mr. Samuel Kantor, also survived bv 8 grandchil-. dren and 7 great grandchildren. Relatives, friends and members of the First Fastover A.

and Ladies Aux. are invited to funeral services Wed Noon precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Har Jehuria Cem.

Shiva will be observed at 161 Juniper Havertown, Pa. Family requests contributions in her memory be made to a favorite charity. DANIELS JAMES, of 357 N. Main Glass-bnro, on Nov, 18, 1974, at his home, husband of Mildred (nee Atkinson), age 68 vrs. Funeral services private at the convenience of the family.

Friends may call Wed. Nov. 1974. Int. Manahath Giassboro.

The family would appreciate contributions to the James Daniel Memorial Fund, co Board of Education Office, Bo we Giassboro, N.J. Arrangements under the direction of THE MATHIS FUNERAL HOME, 43 N. Delsea Drive, Giassboro, N.J. DiGIROLAMO On Nov. 18, 1974, JENNIE M.

De-LILLO, beloved wife of Nicholas Di-Girolamo, devoted mother of Anita M. Carboni, grandmother of William, Stephen and Geraldine, sister of Lena Cirillo, Philip DeLillo and Babe DiPlacido. Relatives and friends invited to funeral Thurs 8 30 AM, KING FUNERAL HOME, 2649-51 S. 64th St. Funeral Mass, Church of Our Lady of Loreto, 9 30 AM, Int.

SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Viewing Wed. eve 7 to 10. Parking for viewing.

School lot, 64th south of Buisl Ave. OIXGN Suddenly Nov. 17, 1974, LOUIS husband of Catherine G. Dixon (nee Hess). Relatives and friends are in-viled to thp funeral Thurs 830 A BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 1428 E.

Columbia Ave (at Fkd. Ave.) Mass ot Christian Burial, Holv Name Church, 10 A Int. Resurrection Cem. Viewing Wed. to 10 P.M.

DUTKIEWICZ Of Cornweiis Heights, on Nov 19. 1974, SOPHIE (nee Haigas), wife of Ine lale Chester Duikiewicz. sisier of Mrs. Anna Pollock, Mrs. Helen A.

Detro. Relatives and friends are invited In attend the funeral Fri 8 30 A from the FLUEHR FUNERAL HOME, 864 Bristol Pike, Andalusia Mass of Christian Burial, St Charles Borromeo Church, 10 AM. Int. Resurrection Cem. Friends may call Thurs.

eve. Parking entrance on Tennis Ave. EBERLY On Nov 18, 1974, of Oxford Si ELIZABETH (nee TompaS, wife of tne la'e Joseph Etriv, mother of Lilim Leone and grandmother ot Joseph aro" leanor Lenne Viewing Thurs. eve 7 to 9 PARLORS OF HAROLD B. MULLIGAN, 1119 W.

Lehigh Ave. ERNST Nov IS. 1974, ACNES G. (nee Mornssev), wife of Aiphonse J. Ernst and mother ot Bunnv and Anthony DiSandro, survived bv 3 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Thurs 8 10 A FOX FUNERAL HOME, 7076 Castor Ave Mass of Christian Burial. Our Ladv ot Ransom Church, to A M. Int Holy Sepulchre Cem Friends may call Wed. eve. Mass Cards would be appreciated.

EVANS Suddenly, in TeoueMa, on Nov 1974, JAMES E. SR husband of the late Catherine M. Evans, age 78 yrs father of James Ir and William J. Evans and Mrs Dorothy E. Clark, brothe' of Mrs Mai-y Anderson Mass ot Christian Burial will be observed t-n.

morning, Nov 22nd, at St Mary Magdalen Church. Wilmington, at 10 A M. Int All Saints Wilmington. Friends mav fall at the CHANDLER FUNERAL HOME, 250 Concord Pike, Wilmington, Thurs. eve.

FERGI0NE ANTHONY suddenly on Nov. 17, 1974, of Holland, Pa betovpd husband of Olive Ruth (npe Fhren-fnd) and devoted father of Antnorv, Raymond, Maryanna and Ruth Ann, Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Fri, 8 30 AM, WM. ROWEN GRANT FUNERAL HOME, Street Rd and 2nd St Pihe, Southampton, Pa. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., St. Bede Church, Holland, Pa Inf.

Our Ladv of Grace Cem. Mnmorial contributions mav be made to the Ferg.one Fund, in care of Northampton Twp Police Benevolent 2nd St. Pike, Bndoeboro, Pa. Friends mav call at the Funeral Home Thurs. aft.

7 P.M. United rrctl fittorrmttnmil LONDON Clive Brook, 87, veteran British actor who established himself in 102 film roles as the firm jawed, aristocratic Englishman, died at his London home, his family said Monday. A native Londoner, Mr. Brook went to' Hollywood in the early 1920s and played opposite leading ladies such as Marlene Dietrich, Kay Francis and Betty Compson. Unlike many other actors of the era, he survived the transition from silent to sound films, and also starred HERBERT HOPE It was during that period that he was engaged in big-game hunting, both with gun and camera, in the American West, Canada and Africa.

One of his hunting expeditions, a six-month trip through several East African countries, received i e- community programs. His son finished the eighth grade at Germantown Academy in June 1973, and entered the ninth year class at Columbus Junior High School in Conoga Park the following September. In addition to his father, he is survived by his mother, the former Barbara Smith; a sister, Elmyra, 18, a grandmother, Mrs. Lillie Mead; an uncle and an aunt. Mr.

and Mrs. Bell said they would establish a scholarship fund in their son's memory. They asked that in lieu of flowers, contributions be made to The Edward B. on Broadway and the London stage in the 1940s and 1950s. His best known movie roles were in "Trent's Last Case," "The Shanghai Express," "Sherlock Holmes," "Cavalcade" and "Convoy." His last last film role was in 1962 with American actor George C.

Scott in "The List of Adrian Messenger." Brook and his wife, Milly, had two children who also achieved theatrical distinction. His daughter, Faith, is an actress and his son, Clive Lyndon, a playwright and actor. lege criticized the "political" nature of the recent U.N. World Food Conference in Rome. The five, who com.pri.sed the Only United States college delegation at the confer- since 1969 for a job teaching high school English.

She was able to take the certification examination only after Mrs. Lawrence Boonin, a board member, personally intervened in 1973, he said. i. ivnaa ijuiitwuMii who naa been unable to see since age 12, was the first blind student to graduate from Northeast High School. She graduated in the top 20 percent of her class and was active in several activities including the Future Teachers of America, the suit says.

Although Miss Gurmankin is currently unemployed, she has taught at the Keneseth- Israel Hebrew School in El- kins Park, where she ceived an award. re- Aid Starving Students and faculty joining the fast are expected to donate what they would have spent for food to Oxfam International, a relief organization, for use in South Asia and West Africa. There will be similar posts at other universities around the selves rather then be chewed alive by the beasts and were all set to do so when the storm suddenly abated and calm settled over the lake. We began bailing with renewed vigor and were able to make shore safely. It was a terrifying experience." Mr.

Hope is survived by his wife, the former L. Madeleine Schmidt. Services will be at 10 A. M. Thursday at Kirk and Nice Funeral Home, Germantown Avenue and Washington Lane.

Burial will be in Pleas-antville, N. J. Charles Caruso, Truck Driver Charles L. Caruso, a former driver for The Inquirer, died Monday at his home, 410 Vollmer St. He was 57, and had been employed by the newspaper from May 1959 until October 1973.

A former member of the National Guard, he went on active duty with the Army in February 1941, and was at Pearl Harbor during the Japanese attack there on Dec. 7, 1941. He was discharged from active duty in November 1945. Surviving are his wife, the former Lucy Collacchi; a son, Charles; two -daughters, Mrs. Stella Tesche and Virginia Costa; two stepsons, Peter Brusco and Frank An-drilli; a stepdaughter, Mrs.

Roseann Ferrailo; two brothers; a sister, and seven grandchildren. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9:30 A. M. Thursday at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, 3d and Wolf Sts. Herman Stilman Herman Stilman, retired dairy wholesaler who owned the former H.

Stilman Co. for 50 years, died Monday at the Ridge Crest Nursing Home. He was 79, and lived at 4914 N. 11th St. Mr.

Stilman was the founder of H. Stilman Co. and was a member of Ohel Jacob Congregation. He is survived by his wife, the former Reba Bernstein; two sons, Seymour and Irving; four brothers, Isadore, David, Benjamin and Samuel Stillman; three sisters, Mrs. Mollie Melrod, Mrs.

Celie Sokoloff and Mrs. Sophie Zubrow; four grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Services will be at 11 A. M. Wednesday at Goldstein's, 6410 N.

Broad St. Burial will be in Har Nebo Cemetery. Frances L. Horwitz Mrs. Frances L.

Horwitz, owner of a nurses' directory service, died Tuesday at Lan-kenau Hospital. She was 79 and lived at Park Towne Place West, 2200 Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Mrs. Horwitz founded Frances Nurses Directory, in 1925 and served since then as its president. Surviving are two sons, Joseph and Curtis; two daughters, Mrs.

Freda Hyman and Mrs. Sonia Robinson; a brother; nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Services will be at noon today at Lev-ine's, 7112 N. Broad St. William Sullivan William M.

Sullivan, an executive of a city silk products firm, died Saturday at his home. He was 6.3, and lived at 470 Howell Lawndale. Mr. Sullivan was secretary-treasurer of Gudebrod Bros. Silk Company, 12 S.

12th the past 24 years. He was a veteran of World War II. Survivors include his wife, the former Helen J. Boboski; a son, William a daughter, Andrea, and a brother, David C. Services will be at 11:30 A.

M. Thursday at the Campbell Funeral Home, S00 E. Benner St. Criticizes Conference St. Joseph's Panel U.

N. World Food giVe iTcmoriqI toward tle conquest oj hcqrt disease. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT YOUR LOCAL HEART ASSOCIATION: AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA CHAPTER By PAUL JABLOW Inquirer i'rfwrrthon Writer Seated against the stark backdrop of a mural called "The Theology of Hunger," five students and faculty members of St. Joseph's Col 318 South 19th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103 Phone 735 3865 Blind Woman Sues For Right to Teach ence, said that immediate ffood assistance to starvation-ridden nations probably would come from private relief organizations rather than governments. "I sensed the tremendous interplay of traditional power," said the Rev.

Edward J. Brady, director of the college curriculum in peace and human development. "What I found missing was the power of compassion." Brady said he was more optimistic about governmental solutions to long-range hunger problems. But he said it was "almost blasphemous to say we're not interested in people who are starving now, just those who will be starving 10 years from now. "If things are going to be done," he said, "they are going to be done by little people like ourselves." Lawrence J.

Bell, an economics professor, said that he also was disappointed in the conference but felt that the United States would provide more aid "than it is politically feasible for the (Ford) administration to admit now." The delegation, which returned last week, expressed displeasure at several aspects of the conference. They chose as a setting the mural in the college's Academy of Fond Marketing, which depicts starving people reacting t' their plight in various ways, including praying and attacking one another. Brady said that the traditional setting of the conference, with committee meetings and cocktail parties, "made it difficult to get beyond what goes on in diplomatic surroundings." A blind woman has charged the city's Board of Education with discrimination over hiring. In a federal court suit filed Tuesday, she stated that the board had refused to hire her or other Otillli pulaoio as pikup type 3d graf "Judith Gurmankin "etc. Judith Gurmankin, 701 Rowland Ave.

in Cheltenham, says in the suit that she has two college degrees, several credits towards a graduate degree and teaching certification, but the board refuses to hire her and other blind people simply because they are blind. Her attorney, Jonathan Stein, says that Miss Gurmankin has been looking Fast at Penn to Members of the University Pennsylvania community ill hold a 24-hour fast starting at 9 P. M. today. Sen.

Richard Clark Iiwa), a delegate to the recent World Food Conference in Rome, will open the fast with a speech at the Zeller-bach Theater in the Annen-berg Center. Find your new car in today's Automotive Section. i I TURN TO, I I I mm L03 5OO0 ClASOT 0.