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8-C Friday, June 23, 1978 Obituaries Philadelphia Inquirer Death Notices Death Notices Herman Eisenberg Herman Eisenberg, 85, a Philadel Luther W. You ngdahl, U.S. judge Animated Pmt WASHINGTON U.S. District Judge Luther W. Youngdahl, a former three-term Republican governor of Minnesota who gained national attention for his court rulings in the McCarthy era, died of cancer at his home here Wednesday.

He was 82. Judge Youngdahl achieved nationwide recognition in 1952 when he dismissed as unconstitutional key parts of the government's case against Owen J. Lattimore, a prime target of tike anti-Communist campaign of Republican Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy of Wisconsin.

The government had charged that Lattimore, a professor at Johns Hopkins University and an expert in Asian affairs, lied when he told a Senate committee that he had never been a Communist agent or sympathizer. McCarthy once testified that Lattimore was "the top Soviet espionage agent in the United States." Judge Youngdahl later denied a U. S. attorney's request that he with Winfield Schmidt, ARCO official draw from the case on the ground that he was prejudiced against the government. Then, in 1955, Judge Youngdahl threw out a new indictment brought against Lattimore, and the government dropped its case.

Judge Younghahl, who had been appointed to the federal bench in 1951 by President Harry Truman, said later that he was prouder of his rulings in the Lattimore case than of anything else he had ever done in the legal profession. Judge Youngdahl, who was senior district judge at the time of his death, was born In Minneapolis, the son of Swedish immigrants. He was successively a municipal judge in Minneapolis, judge of the Hennepin County Court and asosciate justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court. He was elected in 1947 to the first of three two-year terms as governor of Minnesota and established a reputation for busting criminal rackets and reforming mental institutions. Pipeline Co.

in Philadelphia and became assistant general manager the next year. He became general manager of the Atlantic Pipeline Co. in Dallas in the early 1960s and retired on Dec. 9, 1963. An associate, Frank Billiot of Aransas Pass, who retired from ARCO last March, described Schmidt as a "very fair and honest manager who backed his personnel with all his strength." He was highly respected and a "100-percent friend to all his close acquaintances." Most important, he was an "excellent pipelin," a high compliment in the industry, George E.

Breuer George E. Breuer, 71, a superintendent of tool and die manufacturing at the Budd Co. in Philadelphia for 49 years, died Wednesday at the Ocean Point Nursing Home, Somers Point, N. J. He lived at 113 Fifth Tuck-erton, N.

J. He is survived by his wife, the former Pearl Gordon; three daughters, Elsie Hawthorne, Elaine Spruhde and Marie Disbrow; three brothers, 13 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren Funeral' services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Wood and Kedz Funeral Home, 134 E. Main Tuck-erton. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery, Tuckerton.

he quit for personal reasons, and shortly afterward he was divorced from his wife, actress Helle Verkner. Mr. Krag, whose Social Democratic Party has dominated post-World War II Danish politics and fostered one of Europe's most advanced welfare states, served as prime minister from 1963 to 1968 and again in 1971 and 1972. ANGST ADT LLOVO age 81, of Waretown, N.J.,- on June 5, 1978, at The Swainton Nursing Home, near Cape May, N.J., formerly of Tenafly, N.J. and Bovertown, surviving are his wife, the former Fleda Mae Beveridge, a son, Daniel, a daughter, Elaine Blumenfleld, 4 grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Mr. Angstadt was a Pioneer in Data Processing and Machine Records Administration, a charter member of the Institute of Professional Management Consultants and taught at the Unly. of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, and the Univ. of Wisconsin. Services for the immediate family wert held privately.

BLANK MAE (nee Dillon), June 20, 1978, of Hoverlown, wife of the late Arthur E. Blank and mother of Mrs. Teresa M. Bradley and Arthur W. Blank; also survived by her grandchildren, Teresa and Joseph Bradley.

Relatives and friends are Invited to the viewing and funeral after 9:30 at THE JOHN P. DONOHUE FUNERAL HOm Walnut SI. and Copley Upper Darby. Mass of Christian Burial, 1M Church of the Sacred Heart, Manoa. nt.

SS. Peter and Paul Cem. No caking hours Fri. eve. BREUER GEORGE of 113 Fifth Tuckerton, N.J., on June 21, 1978, beloved husband of Pearl Gordon Breuer, father of Mrs.

Elsie Hawthorne, Mrs. Elaine Spruhde and Mrs. Marie Disbrow, brother of Alfred, Raymond and John Breuer. Services 2 PJVL, at WOOD AND KEDZ FUNERAL HOME, 134 E. Main Tuckerton, N.J.

Vlsisting Hours Frl. 7 to 9 PJvL Int. Greenwood Tuckerton, N.J. Family prefers that donations be made In his name to Southern Ocean County Hospital Building Manahawkln, N.J. BURR DR.

HENRY June Jt, 1971, husband of Marion B. Burr. Relatives and friends ar. invited to the fu-naral sarvic 10 AJVL, at ttte THE GERRISH FUNERAL HOME, 2360 E. Susquehanna Ave.

Remembrances in his name may be made to East Baptist Church, 1240 E. Columbia Ave. Friends may can after 9:30 AM. kit Northwood Cam. CADDEN June 21, 1971, NELLIE H.

CADDEN, R.N., beloved wife of Joseph T. Cadden, M.D., sister of Robert Oakes. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral 8:30 JOSEPH A. OUINN FUNERAL HOME, Cor. Roosevelt Blvd.

and Sanger St. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Martin's Church, 9:30 A.M. Int. Our Lady of Grace Cm.

Friends may call Fri. after 7 PJvL CHRISTY June 20, 1978, of Miami, Fir, age 88 years, formerly of Westporl, and a resident of Phila. from 1913 to 1962, District Chicago Pneumatic Tool Ardmore, Pa. and a former member of Our Lady of Lourdes Church, he is survived by his son, William S. Christy of Westport, 4 grandsons, 2 granddaughters.

Relatives and friends are invited to the Graveside Service, 11 West Laurel Hill Belmont Bala Cvnwvd, Pa. Friends may meet at Cemetery Office, 10:45 AJVL OLIVER H. BAIR CO. DOYLE Suddenly, June 20, 1978, MARIE J. (nee Lawler), wife of the lato John T.

mother of Rev. Stephen O.FJW, Rev. John T. OS F.S., Mrs. Gertrude Selerno, Mrs.

Jane Donofry, Mrs. Margaret Bouf-fard, Mrs. Madeline Cramer, James R. and Joseph S. Doyle; also survived by 27 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends, are invited to attend Concelebrat ed Mass of Christian Burial, Fri. eve. 7:30 PJVV, Church of St. Raymond of Penafort, Williams Ave. and Vernon Rd.

Family will receive friends at the Church after 6:30 PM. Int. St. Dominic's Cem. In lieu of flowers, family prefers contributions in Mrs.

Doyle's memory to Church of St. Raymond or Little Sisters of the Assumption, 100) S. 47th 19143. EISENBERG June 21, 1978, MAYER, of 1337 Howell Apt. husband of Rose (nee Mati); also survived by nieces and nephews.

Services 2 PJVV precisely, at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. Int. Mt. Sharon Cem.

Shiva will be observed at his late residence. Contributions in his memory may be made to The Northern Hebrew Day Nursery, 10th andRuscombSts. FUELLER June 21, 1978, KARL husband of Marian W. Fueller, survived bv 1 daughters. Memorial Service 4 P.M., KIRK AND NICE SUBURBAN CHAPEL, 41 E.

Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting. In lieu of flowers, Memorial Gifts may be sents to Wills Eve Hosptlal, 1601 Spring Garden Pa. GOLDEN June 21, 1978, LEONARD of East Falls, beloved son of the late Bridget (nee King) and James, brother of the late Miss Cecilia V. Golden. Relatives and friends are invited Fri.

eve. 8 P.M., to a Mass of Christian Burial, at St. Bridget's Church and 10 A.M., to THE JOHN F. MURRAY AND SON FUNERAL HOME, 1014-lt E. Chelten Ave.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. HENDERSON June 17, 1978, VICTORIA H. (nee Kochanek), wife of George of Secane, mother of Grace Corsi. Relatives and friends are invited to attend a Memorial service on Fri.

eve. at 7:30 P.M., at the Holy Spirit Lutheran Church, Franklin near South Secane, Pa. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. HITZ June 21, 1978, HARRY husband of the late Marie Hitz (nee Davidson), father of Helen Buchanan and Eveivn Rodgers. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral on at 10 A.M., from BURNS FUNERAL HOME, 1428 E.

Columbia Ave. (at Fkd. Viewing Fri. evt. 7 to 9.

HOWARTH June 20, 1978, CLARA S. (nee Seigle), beloved wife of the late Dr. Walter E. Howarth, devoted mother of Jean Latimer, Joan Igier, Janet Howarth and grandmother of Rebecca, Barbara, Thomas, Janet, James, Karen, Joan, John and Jennifer. Memorial contributions may be sent to The Central United Methodist Church, Orthodox and Griscom Sts.

Memorial Services will be held June 24th, at 1 P.M. at the above named Church. JACKSON ERNEST, of 1111 N. Sloan on June 21, 1978, husband of the late Louise Jackson and father of Mrs. Constance M.

Robinson, Miss Cieo Jackson, Mr. James Jackson and Mr. Malcolm Jackson, he was a former president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O. Local 427 also a former employee of Phila. Dept.

of Sanitation. Viewing June 26, 4 to 8 P.M. Funeral services Immediately following viewing at White Rock Baptist Church, $3rd and Chestnut Sts. Int. Eden Cem.

Arrangements bv GARRIEST CRAWLEY F.D., INC. KINDERMAN June 21, 1978, ISRAEL (SRULLY), husband of Petty (nee Miller), of 348 Cherry Bend, Merion, father of John and Sandy Kinderman, brother of Rose Finestone and Clara Rovner; also survived bv 4 grandchildren. els fives and friends are invited to service 1 PJVL, JOSEPH LE VINE AND SON, N. Broad St. above 71st Ave.

Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. Family will return to the late residence. KRUPINSKY ANNA of Springfield, on June 21, 1978, wife of L. Kruptnsky, mother of Mary Farley and William Krupmsky, sister of Joseph Landis, M.I.C.; also 2 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to her funeral 8:30 AAV, from THE KOVACS FUNERAL HOME, 530 W. Woodland Springfield, Pa. Mass of Christian Burial, 10 A.M., St. Francis of Assist Church. Int.

Our Lady of Fatima Shenandoah, Pa. Friends may caH Frl. eve. 7 to 9 P.M. MATTHEWS On June 21, of the Springfield Retirement Residence, MARTHA wife of Rev.

Vernon Mat-Itiews. Relatives, friends and members of St. Peter's Episcopal Church, Broomall, are invited to Memorial Services 1 PJvL, at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Holmesburg, 8201 Frankford Pa. For those desiring consideration of contributions to the St. Peter's Memorial Organ Fund, Sterner Ave.

and West Chester Pike, Broomall, Pa. would be appreciated. (Arr. bv WELLIVER FUNERAL HOME.) Legal Notices legal Notices NOTICE The Committee on Finance of the Notice is hereby with the uniform McCAFFERY June 21, 1978, of 1074 Roberts Warminster, CATHERINE (nee Donohue), wife of the law Frank, sister of Mrs. Rose Ibar, aunt of Mrs.

Mary Gallagher and Mrs. Anna Madgev. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8:45 AJVL, from JOHN J. BRYERS, 406 N. Easton Willow Grove.

Mass of Christian Burial, 10 Church of the Nativity, Warminster. Int. Holy Sepulchre Com. Viewing fit eve. 7 to 9.

McNAMARA June 21, 1978, JOHN husband of Mildred (nag Ciliberti), of Oaklyn, N.J., age 70 years; also survived by one daughter, Marilyn Lutt, one sister, Mrs. Louise Kiss, 5 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Resurrection, 10 AM, St. Alovslus Church, Oaklvn. Friends may call at the CRERAN FUNERAL HOME, 400 White Horse Pike, Oaklyn, N.J., 8:30 to 9:30 AJvl.

Int. Locustwood Memorial Park. MILLER June 21, 1978, ARNOLD, husband of Annette (net Karj), of I30S Cromwell Wyndmoor, father of Mr. Stann Miller, brother of Mr. Walter Miller.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 1:30 PJvl. precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 64)0 N. Broad St. Int. King David Memorial Park.

Shiva wM be observed at IMS Cromwell Wyndmoor, Pa. MILLER Suddenly, on June 20, 1978, EDWARD husband of Anna (nee Campbell), father of Edwin also survived bv 2 grandchildren, age 87. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral 10 from ROBERT B. ROWLAND FUNERAL HOME, 7013-IS Torresdale Ave. Int.

Forest Hills Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. 7 to 9. MILLER VERA RUTH, June 19, 1978, formerly of Lvnne-wood Gardens, Elkins Park, teacher for forty years at Germantown Friends School.

Memorial service will be held Wed. 2 PJvV, June 28th, 1978 at KIRK AND NICE, 6301 Germantown Ave. In lieu of Dowers, contributions may be made to The American Cancer Society. MORELLI June 22, 1978, LOUIS, beloved fattier of Vincent, Susie Guinto and Carmela Martin; also survived by 9 grandchildren and great grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8:30 A at THE ACHILLE A.

INGENITO FUNERAL HOME, 705-07 Christian St. Mass of Christian Burial 9:30 A.M., St. Mary Magdalen Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Viewing Sun. eve. 7 to 10. MORRIS HORATIO in his 89th year, el The Barclay, Hit-tenhouse Square East, suddenly, June 21, 1978, at The Hospital of the University of survived bv his wife, the former Margaret O. Remak; also survived bv his sister, Nathalie Morris.

Funeral service at St. Paul's Church, 22 E. Chestnut Hie Chestnut Hill, at 2 P.M., June 24th. in lieu ol flowers, contributions may be made to The Protestant Episcopal Academy, 376 N. Latches Lane, Merion, Pa.

19066. Int. private. MOYER MARIAN FULGINITI, June 21, 1978, of Oreland, beloved wife of James and mother of Mary Anne Ciasullo and Gilda sister ol Anthony, Sal, John and Bid Fulginiti, Theresa Glaier, Rose Ranieri, Concetta Catizone and grandmother of 7 Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Sat starting at 8:30 A JOHN F. GIVNISH'S, 5th St at Chelten (6300 N.

5th), followed by Mass of Christian Burial, Holy Martyr's Church, 10 A (Oreland). Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve.

Donations preferred to St. Jude's Shrine, 221 W. Madison Chicago, 6006. PETERS VELMA, ol daughter of the late Minard and Edna Peters; survived bv 3 sons, 1 sister, I brother, I aunt, and grandchildren. Viewing Fri.

eve. from 7 to 9 at the BECKETT FUNERAL HOME, 5618 Bavnton St. Int. Un.tw.il., Pa. Bus will be leaving the Beckett Funeral Home, at 7:30 A.M., Sat.

morn-Ing. PHILLIPS Suddenly, on June 20, 1978, ELBERT husband of the late Violet Phillips. Relatives and friends are in-vited to service 10 A.M., PARLORS OF HAROLD B. MULLIGAN, Frankford and Allegheny Aves. Int.

Oakland Cem. No viewing al any time. SCHUMACHER On June 21, 1978, of West Oak Lane, JACOB F. husband ol Marguerite (nee Greer) and latter of Frederick A. and grandfather of Kathleen Christine M.

and Carol L. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9 A.M., FUNERAL HOME OF PETER H. GERS, 500 W. Cheltenham Ave. (6800 N.

5th Mass of Christian Burial, St. Benedict's Church, 10 AJW Int. Holv Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve.

7 to 9 PJVL SEEDS June 21, 1978, AOOLPH, beloved husband of Elsie Seeds (nee Duckenfield). Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services 10:30 A at JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS, 3301-15 Coftman Ave. Entombment Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call Fri.

7 to 10 PJVL SEITCHIK June 22, 1978, FRANK, ol 10 S. Ouincv Mar-gate, N.J., beloved husband ol Esther and devoted lather of Joseph Steven H. and devoted brother of Mrs. Minnie Roth, Mrs. Lillian Parris and Mrs.

Sophie Lew. Relatives and friends are invited to attend services 3 P.M., from THE ROTH ME-MORIAL CHAPEL, 116 Pacific Atlantic City, N.J. Int. Beth Israel Pleasantville, N.J. STEVENSON On June 21, 1978, HELEN DUNN, formerly of Hay.

erlord, wile ol the late Markley Stevenson; survived by her son, Michael Stevenson and 5 grandchildren. A memorial service will be held In St. Marv's Episcopal Church, Ardmore, June 25, at 1 pjw Memorials contributions may be made to the Memorial Fund, St. Marv's Church, Ardmore, Pa. 19003.

(STUARD-Ardmore) STRAZZIERI THOMAS of formerly of Overbrook, son of Mrs. Mary (nee Ouatraccione) and the late Thomas Strazzieri brother of Marie, Mrs. Jean-nie Mongielio, Mrs. Connie Bevilacoua and Mrs. Kathleen Campbell.

Relatives and friends invited to St. Callistus Church, Sat. 12 o'clock noon for the Mass of Christian Burial. Funeral and interment at the convenience of the family. No evening or morning viewing.

Arrangements bv D'ALLURA FUNERAL HOME. TAYLOR June 22, 1978, MARY C. (nee Patten), of wife of the late Norvln L. and mother of Mrs. Doris Deal and Mrs.

Norma Jenkins; also survived bv 2 grandchildren. Relatives, Iriends invited to call at THE TURNER FUNERAL HOME, 6028 Ridge Sat. from A for viewing; also to her funeral service 10:30 A M. (No viewing Fri. Int.

George Washington Memorial Park. TROUT June 21, 1978, MARY E. (nee Tischuk), beloved wife of William H. Trout and sister of Stephen and Michael Tischuk, age 44 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Mass of Christian Burial, 8 P.M., at the Church of Our Lady of Ransom, where friends may caH 6 to 8 P.M.

Funeral procession will leave the Church, 10 A.M., Donations to the American Cancer Society prefer red. Arrangements bv JOHN F. FLUEHR AND SONS. WETTON On June 20, 1978, ROSE (nee Miles), formerly of Cork town, and Yeadon, wife of the late Thomas W. Wetton.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Mass ol Christian Burial, Sacred Heart Church, Clifton Heights, 10 Sat. Friends may call from 9 Sat. morning, at THE LOGAN FUNERAL HOME, 805 Longacre Yeadon. Int. Fernwood Cem.

Mass Cards preferred. ZIMMERMAN June 21, 1978, EARL of 419 Hampden Rd Upper Darby, husband of the late Sue Zimmerman (nee Scull). Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral services 10 A.M., DUNN FUNERAL HOME, Bellevue and Gillam Lnaghorne. Int. Eest Cedar Hill Cem.

Friends may call Sat. alter 9 AJvl ZOOK June 20, 1978, ALLAN age 75, husband of the late Alice (nee Haves), of Stone Harbor, N.J. Relatives and friends are invited to his services on Sat 1 at THE RADZIETA FUNERAL HOME, Hand Cape May Court House, N.J. Int. private.

There are no viewing hours. legal Notices NOTIC 6F ADOPTION HEARING IN RE: Adoption of Infant RUIZ No 418 ot 1976 in the Orphan' Court Division of 'he Court of Common Pieas of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. TO: HILDA SUE RUIZ and LOUIS COLON, Mother and Fathtr of In- OMIT ft TTth f4M aI July, 1976 at Abington Memorial Hospital. Abington, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. TAkE NOTICE that a Petition has been presented in the aforesaid Court at the above number and year, praying for leave to adopt sad minor and 'or the termination of your parental rights, and tht Court has fixed the 13th dav of Juiv, 1978.

at 10 00 AM, ST. as the time and the 8th Floor, City -County Building. Grant Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as the place for hearing said Petition, when and whee. vou mav appear and show cause, (f any vou have, why said praver should not be granted Joseph tannuzii, AMome 1801 Law Finance Bui'dm Pi'tsburgh Pa 152 19 Mav 30 1978 Notice Is hereby given that Iht Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission will meet in Philadelphia during 1978-79 a' Sheraton Hotel, 1725 J. F.

Kennedy Boulevard at 'he following times 11am Monday, Juiv 31. 1978 11am Monday, August 28, 1978 Ham Monday. November 20, 197 Ham Monriav, December 18. 1978 11am Monoav, January 29, 1979 11am Monaav. Feoruary 76 '97 11a m.

Monday. March 26, 1979 Joseph YaHe. ChairperMA phia attorney for 55 years, died Thursday in his home at 3939 Consho-hocken Ave. A retired partner of the Eisenberg Smolen law firm, Mr. Eisenberg attended Rutgers University and the University of Pennsylvania Law School.

Mr. Eisenberg was a veteran of World War I and a member of the Philadelphia Bar Association. His wife, the former Frances Marcus, died in 1975. Surviving are a daughter, Carol Smolen, a sister and two grandchildren. Services wiill be at noon Sunday at Levine's, 7112 N.

Broad St. Burial will follow in Roosevelt Memorial Park. George Groveman George Groveman, 84, a pioneer motel and trailer-park operator, died Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital in Trenton. He lived at 512 Farnsworth Bordentown, N.

J. Mr. Groveman owned the Edge-wood Trailer Park on U. S. Route 1 in Bordentown for the last 30 years.

Fifty-eight years ago, he opened Groveman's Department Store. The store is no longer in operation. For many years he was the proprietor of the Edgewood Court Motel, one of the first motels in New Jersey. He was a former member of the Bordentown Township Planning Commission, a charter member of the Bordentown Rotary Club, a former president of Temple Bnai Abraham in Bordentown, a Mason and a 55-year member of the Shriner's Temple in Trenton. Survivors include his wife, the former Jennie Horn; a daughter, Thelma Steinberg; two sons, Dr.

Joseph and Dr. Marvin; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Friday at Rosenberg's Raphael Sacks, 4720 N. Broad Street.

Burial will be at Har Nebo Cemetery, Oxford Avenue and Benner Street. Dr. Frank Wargocki Dr. Frank E. Wargocki, 62, of 2602 Orthodox a dentist who practiced for 36 years in Bridesburg before retiring in 1975, died Wednesday at the Medical College of Pennsylvania.

He was an Army captain in World War II and a member of the American Legion Post 821. He was a treasurer of the Philadelphia Professional Society for 20 years and a member of the Philadelphia County Dental So ciety, the Pennsylvania Dental Association and the Madonna Council, Knights of Columbus. Survivors include his wife, the former Bernice Polner; a son, Francis; three sisters, Genevieve and Blanche Wargocki and Clara Yeager, and one grandson. A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 10 a.m. Monday at St.

John Cantius Church, Thompson Street near Orthodox. Burial will be in Holy Redeemer Cemetery, Bridesburg. Israel Kinderman Israel Kinderman, 74, of 348 Cherry Bend, Merion, president of the Brite Star Manufacturing importers of Christmas decorations, died Wednesday in Houston, Tex. He was an active contributor to the coronary care unit at Hahnemann Hospital. He was a member of the Har Zion Synagogue, and the American Toy Manufacturers Association.

He is survived by his wife, the former Petty Miller; two sons, John and Sandy; two sisters, Rose Finestone and Clara Rovner, and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Friday at Levine's, 7112 N. Broad St. Burial will be in Roosevelt Memorial Park.

Martha W. Matthews Martha W. Matthews, 77, of the Snrinefield Retirement Residence, 551 Evergreen Wyndmoor, a church organist and choir director, died Tuesdav in All Saints Hospital. Mrs. Matthews was the former organist of the Church of the Evangelist, Third and Reed Streets and St.

Peter's Episcopal Church in Broom-all. She was a past president of the Women's Convocation of Southwark and secretary of the Women's Convocation of Chester. She is survived by her husband, the Rev. Vernon Matthews, rector emeritus of St. Peter's Church, Broomall.

A memorial service will be held on Saturday at 1 p.m. at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church, 8201 Frankford Holmesburg. a i tt i- .1. .1 OctlUUCi 11. 11C1ICII t)U Samuel H.

French 3d, 90, a grandson of the late Clayton French, founder of the Smith, Kline French Laboratories, died last week in Vista, Calif. A native of Haverford, Mr. French was graduated from the Haverford School and worked briefly for his father's firm, Samuel H. French before moving to California to enter the real estate business. He was a first cousin of the late Gov.

George H. Earle of Pennsylvania. He is survived by his wife, the former Katherine Weaver; two sisters, Mrs. William R. Scott and Mrs.

Rudolph S. Rauch, and eight nieces and neohews, including Philadelphia civic leader R. Stewart Rauch board chairman of the Philadelphia Saving Fund Society and recent winner of the Philadelphia Award. Funeral services were held in I Winfield Scott Schmidt, 79, retired general manager of the Atlantic Pipeline Co. and a former vice president of the former Atlantic Refining Co.

(ARCO), died Tuesday while on a visit to his daughter's home in Well-fleet, Mass. Mr. Schmidt joined the Atlantic Refining Co. (now the Atlantic Richfield Co.) in 1917. In 1918 he joined the Marine Corps for service in World War I.

The next year he joined the Atlantic Pipeline Co. (now the ARCO Pipeline Co.) and was stationed in Dallas as a junior engineer. 1923, he joined the Buckeye Frank Seitchik Frank Seitchik, 75, a real estate agent in Philadelphia for more than 50 years, died Thursday in Pennsylvania Hospital. He lived at 10 S. Quincy Margate, N.

J. Mr. Seitchik, whose offices were in the Land Title Building, was a 1925 graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. He was a member of the Philadelphia Board of 'Realtors, the Lin-wood (N. Country Club and Congregation Beth Israel in Atlantic City.

He is survived by his wife, the former Esther Ulitsky; two sons, Joseph B. and Steven three sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. Friday at the Roth Memorial Chapel, 116 Pacific Atlantic City. Burial will be in Beth Israel Cemetery, Pleasantville.

Deaths Elsewhere Jens Otto Krag, 63, who as prime minister led Denmark into the European Common Market in 1972, died yesterday of heart failure at his summer cottage in Jutland. Mr. Krag stunned the nation in 1972 by resigning immediately after a referendum approving Danish membership in the Common Market. He said Panel told By Jay Perkins Associated Pms WASHINGTON A former painting contractor testified yesterday that unscrupulous contractors and government employes often worked together to steal taxpayers' money by contracting for work that was never done. Robert A.

Lowry told a Senate subcommittee that corridors in the Pentagon had grown in size every year since 1973 if painting contract descriptions were to be believed. "In fact, half the Pentagon should now be setting in the Potomac River," he said. Three officials from the General Services Administration (GSA), which administers the contracts, acknowledged that a recent investigation had found fairly widespread contract fraud, primarily in the Washington area. Lowry, of suburban Maryland, said Luther W. Youngdahl Billiot said.

Six months before his retirement, Mr. Schmidt was sent by ARCO on a special mission to Alaska to research the likelihood of finding and extracting crude oil from ARCO leases there. On his recommendation, ARCO went ahead with successful drilling. He is survived by a daughter, Julia Crockett of Villanova and Wellfleet, and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held Thursday at the Wellfleet Congregationalist Church on Cape Cod.

Burial followed in a small family cemetery there. Rev. E. W. Rodisch The Rev.

Edward W. Rodisch, 63, pastor of the Olivet Presbyterian Church, 10th Street and Washington Avenue, Pospect Park, died Thursday at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. He lived in the rectory. Mr. Rodisch, a native of Philadelphia, had served as pastor of the Delaware County church since 1953.

He was pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Holmesburg for 10 years before that. Surviving are his wife, the former Mary C. Wilkinson; three daughters, Mary Ramirez, Nancy Tedrich and Debra, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be held at 8 p.m. on Monday in the Olivet Presbyterian Church.

Burial will be private. Roberto Vergara Herrera, 74, a former Chilean cabinet member, died Wednesday in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He came to Argentina nine years ago from Chile, where he served from 1958 to 1964 as minister of economy and mining in President Jorge Alessandri's cabinet. was applied when two had been specified. Lowry, who has been granted immunity from prosecution in the current government probe of falsified contracts, described how he and other contractors would decide over lunch who would get a certain contract and how much each would bid.

He said that unscrupulous contractors in the past "made a practice of paying off GSA building managers by taking them to lavish lunches, sponsoring parties, paying cash, picking up the bills for their vacations and, in many cases, providing them with prostitutes." Vincent Alto, who was named six weeks ago as acting inspector general of the GSA, said that "more than 500" government employes and contractors might be involved in such practices. He estimated the total loss from such activities at $66 million a year. DVRPC and will serve a one-year term as chairman of the nine-county planning commission. He Trntnn Mnvnr Ar thur J. Holland, who was chairman for the last year.

The DVRPC is the official planning body for the metropolitan Philadelphia area. Wetherill is chairman of the board of the Philadelphia Drama Guild, a member of the boards of First Pennsylvania Corp. and WHYY-TV, the public broadcasting station, and a member of the Greater Philadelphia Partnership. Also elected were New Jersey Commissioner of Transportation Louis J. Gambaicini, vice chairman; Pennsylvania Secretary of Transportation James Wilson, secretary, and Gloucester County, N.J., Freeholder John R.

Maier, treasurer. Blaise Ravikio of Burlington County, N.J., was named to represent the four South Jersey counties on the executive committee. Wetherill will represent the four suburban Pennsylvania counties. of fraud against U. S.

Wetherill elected to head that in 1971 he refused to cooperate further with other contractors and with government employes who agreed to overlook work not done in return for half of the proceeds. He said that he went out of business in 1975, after a sharp decrease in his contracts. "In 1973, I painted the third-floor corridor of the Pentagon, which at that time contained 500,000 square feet of paintable surface," Lowry told the Senate Governmental Affairs subcommittee on federal spending. "A year later, in 1974, the very same third-floor corridor was painted" by another company. "The procurement forms indicate that 70 percent of the same third-floor corridor was painted.

However, the forms reveal an astonishing fact: In 1974, 70 percent of this corridor contained 1,065,000 square feet." He said that in some cases he had known about, only one coat of paint man for Triangle declined to comment on the report. Triangle, publisher of TV Guide, Seventeen magazine and other periodicals, has been threatening since 1975 to close the plant at 440 N. Broad St. because of high operating costs. Triangle announced in April that negotiations with World Color Press Inc.

had broken off. However, the company suggested that union leaders might save their members' jobs by making concessions, and the unions agreed to talk with World Color Press officials. v'ven in accordance commercial code the following residential delinquent accounts from Booker Vann Trucking i Storage Co will be so'd at Samuel Freeman ft, Co Auction House 1808-10 Chestnut Street June 27-29 inclusive. frnwdw Ml Allen Shook Me'vin Wilson Theresa Johnson Elkins Wetherill, president of the sion (DVRPC) yesterday. Philadelphia Stock Exchange, was Wetherill, of Montgomery County, elected chairman of the Delaware has represented the county on the Valley Regional Hauling Coiiunis- umimiaoiuu aluCe isccpfcca ia Triangle talks break off Ounai ot tne L'iy ot Kn.iaaeiDnia rill hold Public Hearina on Wed- esday, June 28, 1978, at Tl 00 A Room 400, City Halt, to near testi-onv on (he following Bills: No I4i9: "An ordinance May 31, 1977 adopting the Operating Budget Ordinance as amended for Fiscal Year 1978 by revising the maximum amounts of eaupment at original Purchase price value for which the Procurement Department mav enter into lease-lease purchase agreements during Fiscal Year 1978 Bill No 1472.

"An Ordinance authorizing transfers in appropriations for Fiscal Year 1978 within the General Fund from the Department of Public Welfare, the Director of Finance, the Director of Finance-Civilian Cost of Living Payments, Unemployment Insurance Reauirements, HeaitnMed-ical Insurance and Group Life Insurance Adjustments and Other Wage and Adiustments, the Director of fmence-Wifness and Juror Fees, the Procurement Department, and the Board ot Pensions and Re'irement, the Courts ot Common Pleas and Municipal Courts to the Director ot Finance-Contribution To Tha School District o' Philadelphia Bill No 1473- "An Ordinance authorizing the Director of Commerce, on benatf of the Citv. to enter into a Grant Agreement with the United S'ates of America. Aviation Anmmistra- tion, providing for Federal Aid the development of the Philadelphia International Airport." following the Public PHILADELPHIA GAS COMMISSION NOTICE OF MEETINGS The Ph.iadeioh.a Gas Commission will nolo: a meetiny on Tutndav. June 27, 1978, at 2 o'clock Room 46l, Citv HaM This meeting is onen to the public. ELIZABETH A.

SALMON Secretary PUBLIC NOTICE BOARD OF EDUCATION THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF PHILADELPHIA And BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE PHILADELPHIA INTERMEDIATE UNIT There will be conferencps of the Board ol Educat'on of The Scnoo' District of Philadelphia and 'tie Board of Directors of tht Philadelphia Intermediate Unit on Mondav June 26, 1978, at 9 00 am, the Board Room of the Administration Building, 21st and me Parkway, to conduct general business of the School District and tne Philadelphia Intermediate Unit There will a'so be a meetmg of the Board of Education foowed by a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Ph.iadei-pn.a intermed a'e Unit, on Monaav. June 26 a' 1 00 the Boa'd Room of the Admin. station 21s and the Parkwav, to conduct general business These conferences and meetmos are open to the oubiic Michael Marcase Superintendent of School The on-again, off-again negotiations for the sale of Triangle Publications' gravure printing plant reportedly trbke off again yesterday, with only week remaining before the date -Triangle had said the plant would' be closed. An official of one of the 12 unions representing 1,100 plant employes said that company spokesmen told union representatives at a meeting that because two unions had refused to make major contract concessions, World Color Press which had been considering buying the facility, was no longer interested. A spokes Mearmg a meeting of the commit- ee open to the Public wm be neifl to conser the action to be tefcen bv Committee on the above listed 3'ii Charles sawyer, jr.

Chiet Oerk of the Council.