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a THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 26, 1970 SO K-05 Dealh Notices 05 Death Notices K-05 Death Notices hi v. HANN REILLY I fit Lansdale, Nov. 24, 1970. AR THUR, of 1312 W. Main st.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend services from BACHMANN FUNERAL Father Lunney Dies, Taught at Villanova The Rev. William J. Lunney, OSA, assistant pastor since 1968 of St. Augustine Roman Catholic Church, 4th and Vine and former faculty member of Villanova HOME, Broad and Main Doyles- Nov. 23, of 1727 S.

Yewdall JOHN, husband of Kathryn (nee Herbert), father of Elizabeth Barnes. Relatives and friends ar invited to the funeral 8:30 A. from YERKES FUNERAL HOME, 7031 Woodland ave. High Requiem Mass 10 A. St.

Clement's Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve.

town. on 28, at 2 P. M. Friends may call from 1-2 P. M.

prior to service. Int. Rosemont Rose- OFFICIAL FORECASTS Philadelphia anil vicinity: Considerable cloudiness Thurs DELAWARE VALLEY STATISTICS Highest temptratures, lowest temperatures last 12 hours and precipitation for the last 24 hours as reported at 6:00 A. M. by the National Weather Service.

mont, N. J. HAZLET RUSH died died BUTCHENHART Nov. 24, ELEANOR M. (nee Pul-len), wife of the late Charles R.

Butchenhart, of 4048 Westaway Lafayette Hill, formerly of Penn-sauken, N. age 86 years. Survived by her son, C. Robert Butchenhart, of Lafayette Hill, and 3 grandchildren. Service for relatives and friends 10 A.

M. at the STEPHENSON FUNERAL HOME, 33 W. Maple Merchantville, N. J. Int.

Arlington Drexel Hill, Pa. No viewing Fri. eve. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to Pennsauken Methodist Church, Union Penna Pennsauken, N. J.

CAMMA Nov. 23, ROSARIA (nee Coco), of 735 Sears St. Funeral 8 A. from the STOLFO FUNERAL HOME, 2536-38 S. Broad St.

High Mass of Requiem at the Annunciation BVM Church 9:30 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Thurs.

7 to 10. CARDINAS DOMITILA, Nov. 24 (nee Otero), beloved wife of Pedro, devoted mother of Frank, John, Elena and Margie. Relatives and friends are invited to day. High around 45.

Chance of precipitation near zero through Thursday night. Milder Place Low High Pr. Allentown 20 33 .00 Atlantic City 24 35 .00 Harrisburg 20 34 .00 Philadelphia 22 35 .00 Salisbury, Md. 17 36 .00 Scranton 19 27 .00 Trenton 22 35 .00 Washington 21 39 .00 Wilmington 18 38 .00 DELAWARE VALLEY FORECAST High am! aw 'IVitiLwretufe anl jW.fXbit lor ToUmv, I'oinpileJ Pv the NHiioiial WfttiliT St-tvi. a bur rK fefciWpf tih jfotrtjjrya jtybtediiCily Precipitation.

U. S. AND CANADA WEATHER Highest temperature, lowest temperature last 12 hours and precipitation for last 24 hours as reported at 6:00 A. M. by the National Weather Service.

Walter Murta, Furniture Aide Walter Murta, a furniture retailer for 40 years at 5414-16 Chester West Philadelphia, died Monday aboard a chartered fishing boat out of Riviera Beach, where he was vacationing. He resided at 504 Parkview drive, Nov. 23, ETHEL E. (nee Fairbanks), beloved wife of Howard N. Hazlet.

Relatives, friends, also members of First Presbyterian Church of Willow Grove and Quaker City Chapter 162 O.E.S. are invited to services 11 A. at her late residence, 2702 Moreland Willow Grove. Int. Hillside Cem.

Friends may call Thurs. 7 to 9. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the First Presbyterian Church of Willow Grove Building Fund. HENNESSEY Nov. 23.

1970, PAUL formerly of Whitby husband of Margaret V. Hennessey (nee Hamm) and father of Mrs. Michael Hess, Rita and John Hennessey and brother of Kathleen and John Hennessey. Relatives and friends, also Holy Name Society, St. Joseph's College Alumni Assn.

and members of 79th APCOM are invited to attend the funeral 7:30 A. from SWEENEY FUNERAL HOME, Baltimore pike at Bishop Clifton Hts. High Mass of Requiem, Church of the Transfiguration, 9 A. M. Int.

Old Cathedral Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. In lieu of flowers contributions to St. Joseph's College Bldg.

Fund would be appreciated. University, Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital. He was 67. A native Philadelphian, Father Lunney was a 1928 Villanova graduate, and completed his theological studies at the University of Wurzburg, Germany, in 1932.

Father Lunney was on Vil-lanova's faculty from 1932 to 1957, after which he served assistant pastorates at seven churches: St. Genevieve, Flourlown, St. Mary, Waterford, N. Mother of Consolation, Chestnut Hill, Resurrection of Our Lord, Dania, Our Lady of the Angels, Jacksonville, I fcMPfcKA I UKfc LOUISE CASSARD, on Nov. 23, 1970, at the Walter Reed Army Hospital, Washington, D.

of Devon, and Alexandria. wife of Lt. Col. Benjamin Rush III, mother of Beniamin IV, Louise Knight and Muriel Bishop Rush, daughter of Edward C. Cassard and sister of Mrs.

Robert F. Holden. Memorial services will be held at St. Paul's Church, Chestnut Hill, Pa. on Nov.

30, 1970, at 2 P. M. SALERNO Suddenly, Nov. 22, 1970, of 6548 Woodland JOHN husband of Helena M. (nee Rubillo).

Relatives and friends, also 40th and 51 st Ward Republican Executive Committees, Republican City Committee, employes of the Penna. State Sales Tax Division and all organizations of which he was a member invited to funeral Saturday morning, 8:30, from the REAGAN AND O'LEARY FUNERAL HOME, 53d St. and Chester ave. Solemn Mass of Requiem, Our Lady of Loreto Church, 62d st. and Grays 10 A.

M. Int. Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call Friday evening. SCHLEITH Nov.

24, 1970, GERTRUDE J. (ne Briggs), wife of Albert Schleith, of 2413 S. Front and mother of Caroline Benefield and Edna Mae Schleith. Service for relatives and friends 1 P. at OLIVER H.

BAIR'S, 1820 Chestnut where friends may call 7-9 P. M. Int. Fernwood Cem. Friday, high jwr 55.

Considerable cloudings and mild Saturday, Sunday and Monday wilh highs aftfund 55. Pennsylvania: Mostly-cloudy Thursday. High in trie' 40s. Milder Thursday night and Friday. Poconos: Mostly cloudy Thursday.

High around 40. Milder Friday, high near 50. Jersey: Partly cloudy Thursday. High near 50. Considerable cloudiness and milder Friday, high around 55.

the funeral Sat. morning, 8:30, from D'ALFONSO FUNERAL CHAPEL, 807-09 S. 9th st. Requiem Mass at the Spanish Chapel of the Miraculous Medal at 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Fri. 7 to 10. CEROLI Nov.

23, 1970, ROSE (nee DiCamoli), of 5646 Osage beloved wife of Ralph, mother of James, Benjamin, Thomas, Mrs. Florence Torelli, Mrs. Mary Talbot and Mrs. Rose Duffy, sister of Candelore DiCamoli and Mrs. Mary Cardarelli.

Funeral 9 A. from D'ALLURA FUNERAL HOME, 6601 Haverford ave. Mass 10 A. Church of the Transfiguration. 'Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Viewing Thurs. 7 to 10. (Parking by attendants.) Murta, eofounder of Furniture in 1931, re-the Furniture World Mr. Murta ceived HOFFMAN Wednesday's Local Report NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE Philadelphia, Nov.

25, 1970 EST T. H. Pr. W. 5 A.

M. 24 71 WSW8 Clear 7 A. M. 22 76 W6 .00 Clear 11 A. M.

32 56 SSC2 Pt.Cldy. 1 P. M. 35 54 W5W6 .00 Cloudy 3 P. M.

36 54 SSW10 Cloudy Place Low High Pr. Albany, N. Y. 12 35 .00 Anchorage 19 20 .01 Atlanta 15 32 .00 BismarcK, N. D.

24 33 .10 i Boston 26 37 .00 Buffalo, N. Y. 22 29 .03 Charleston, S. C. 27 37 .00 Chicago 23 26 Tr.

Cincinnati 14 23 .00 Cleveland 13 25 .16 Denver 45 65 .00 Detroit 17 32 .02 Duluth, Minn. 11 19 .06 Houston 41 51 .00 Jacksonville, Fta. 21 39 .00 Kansas City, Mo. 30 34 .00 Los Angeles 56 70 .00 Louisville 15 23 .00 Miami Beach 58 Minneapolis 23 28 .03 Montreal 15 .30 .00 New Orleans 24 .42 .00 New York City 26 35 .00 Phoenix, Arix. 47 80 .00 Pittsburgh 11 22 .00 Portland, Me.

35 Portland, Ore. 38 62 .32 St. Louis 23 30 .00 Salt Lake City 57 62 .00 San Francisco 59 65 .60 S. St. Marie, Mich.

14 24 .03 Seattle, Wash. 37 54 .16 Winnipeg, Man. 17 23 .16 Missing; Precipitation; Trace. WEATHER ABROAD 1 New York and vicinity: Part Award of Merit in 1951 in recognition of distinguished service to the furniture industry. A native Philadelphian, he attended the Trade School and Drexel Institute of Technology.

He was active for years in the Immaculate Conception, Iloosick Falls, N. and St. Augustine, Philadelphia. A brother, Frank and a sister, Anne M. survive.

Requiem Mass will be offered at 11 A. M. Friday at St. Mary's Seminary. Interment will follow in St.

Mary's Cemetery, Villanova. ly sunny and milder Thursday. High around 45. Partly sunny and very mild Friday. REBECCA, Nov.

24, 1970, Flanders Hotel, Atlantic City, N. formerly of mother of Mrs. Goldie Git-telman, Mrs. Kitty Uknis and Herman, Harry and David Hoffman, grandmother of 12 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services 12 noon, STILLMANS MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4324 N.

Broad St. Int. Mt. Lebanon Cem. Shiva will be observed at 7128 Lynford st.

CLARKE SENATORE 5 P. M. 34 56 S- 9 Cloudy 7 P. M. 33 SSW- 9 .00 Cloudy Temperature; Humidity; W.D.

8.V., Wind Direction and Velocity; Precipitation; Wealher Conditions. 6 P. M. 30.35 Steady. Highest temperature through 3 P.M.

(at 2:45 P. 37 Highest temperature this date last Delaware, Maryland and Dis. PETER JAMES, Nov. 22, of 662 W. Johnson husband of Jane A.

Adams Clarke, brother of Terence, Kevin and Thomas Clarke and. Marie Kane. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 9 A. FITZPATRICK SONS FUNERAL HOME, 425 Lyceum Roxborough. Requiem Mass, Church of St.

Madeline Sophie, 10 A. M. Int. Whitemarsrt Memorial Park. Friends may call Fri.

eve. after 7. JENNINGS Nov. 22, 1970, suddenly, JENNIE (nee Altomari), wife of the late Eugene Senatore, mother of Grace, Delia, Joseph, Anthony and Kathryn (Babe) D'lorio. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 8:30 A.

McCAFFERTY FUNERAL HOME, 6126 Torresdale ave. High Mass of Requiem, Mater Dolorosa Church, 10 A. M. Int. St.

Dominic's1 Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. 99 years (1946) 21 Lowest temperature (7:00 A. Lowest temperature this date last 99 years (1965) Average temperature today Average temperature this date last year Normal for this date Excess for month through Tuesday Excess tor year through Tuesday SHAW Suddenly, Nov.

22, JAMES of 510 N. 52d husband of the late Adele (O'Dea) and brother of Mrs. Katherine Jennings Doyle. Relatives and friends and members of Silent Athletic Club and O.M.S. Post r696, C.W.V., and Ladies Aux.

are invited to funeral 9 A. from W. H. COLEMAN SONS, 4731 Lancaster ave. Mass of Requiem, Church of Our Mother of Sorrows, 10 A.

M. Int. Old Cathedral Cem. Friends may call Friday eve. cocco CATERING (nee Guerrelli), on Nov.

24. of 479 E. Penn Woodbury, 30 43 43 91 267 4.46 N. wife of Faustino, age 76. Rela tives and friends of the family are trict of Columbia and vicinity: Mostly cloudy Thursday.

High near 50. Considerable cloudiness Friday, high around 55. Cjjpe May to Block Island: Prtly cloudy Thursday. South-fjfiy winds 10 to 15. knots.

Visibility 5 to 10 miles. Cape May to Virginia Beach: Tartly cloudy Thursday. Southerly winds 5 to 10 knots. Visibility 5 to 10 miles. Thursday's Tidal Predictions 26 1970 (Chestnut St.) High-Tide 11:54 A.M.

Low'Tide A. M. 6:54 P. AA. BREAKWATER Total precipitation for month through Tuesday Total precipitation for year through invited to attend the funeral on Sat at 9 A.

M. at the BUDD FUNERAL HOME. 275 Cooper Woodbury. 35.62 Tuesday Nov. 23, 1970, EDITH K.

(nee Kiley), wife of the late William Shaw. Relatives and friends, members of th American Legion Aux. Unit i211 are invited to attend the funeral Sat. at the First Presbyterian Church at Bridesburg at 10 A. M.

Legion service Fri. at 8 P. M. Friends may call 7 to 9 P. at the Funeral Home of ALFRED P.

G. ROSE, 2616 Bridge Bridesburg. Int. East Cedar Hill Cem. Deficiency for year through Tuesday 3.25 Mass 10 A.

M. at St. Patrick's Church, LOEB B.irometric Pressure: 6 A. M. 30.31 rising; 12 Noon, 30.37 falling.

Retail Merchants Credit Association, the Century Furniture Association and the Lions Club of Sharon Hill. He served with Troop 103d Cavalry, during World War I. Surviving are his wife, the former Florence W'akefield; two sons, Walter W. and Donald, and seven grandchildren. Services will be at 1 P.

M. Friday at. All Saints Episcopal Church, Montgomery ave. and Gypsy lane, Wynncwood. Interment will be in West Laurel Cemetery, Bala-Cynwyd.

MRS. HOWARD T. WEN-NEK, the former Grace E. Walker, died Wednesday. She was 62 and lived at 393 Sycamore Mill Media.

Mrs. Wenner was the widow of a former vice president of the Scott Paper and was active in community affairs. Surviving are three sons, Howard T. John S. and Jerrv a brother, William Woodbury.

Int. Holy Cross Cem Yeadon. Friends may call Fri. eve. C0NSTANTINE Dr.

Messinger, Optometrist, 73 Dr. Peter Messinger, an optometrist for 50 years in Philadelphia, died Wednesday at Germantown Hospital. He was 73 and lived at 930 Vernon Germantown. He was founder and head of the Home Optical Co. and the Central City Optical both at 104 N.

10th st. Born in New York City, and a graduate of the Manhattan College of Optometry in 1919, Dr. Messinger started the Home Optical Co. office in DAY DATA Nov. 24, 1970, EUGENE M.

LOEB, of the Wellington husband of Mildred L. Loeb (nee Levi). Services and int. will be held at the convenience of the family. DEGREE Today Season Normal 35 627 847 Nov.

23, EDITH B. (nee Jenkins), wife of the late Jacob w. Constantine TARTER of 1352 St. Vincent st. Relatives and LONG Place Local Time Temp.

Weather Aberdeen Midnight 52 Pt. Cldy. Amsterdam 1 A. M. 41 Clear Athens 2 A.

M. 52 Cloudy Berlin 1 A. M. 36 Clear Birmingham Midnight 48 Cloudy i Copenhagen 1 A. M.

41 Clear Dublin Midnight 50 Cloudy Geneva 1 A. M. 36 Cloudy Lisbon Midnight 57 Rain London Midnight 50 Pt. Cldy. Madrid 1 A.

M. 50 Cloudy Malta 1 A. M. 50 Clear Moscow 3 A. M.

23 Snow New Delhi 5 A. M. 52 Clear Nice 1 A. M. 46 Clear Paris 1 A.

M. 43 Clear Oslo 1 A. M. 45 Cloudy Rome 1 A. M.

41 Clear Saigon 8 A. M. 75 Cloudy Sofia 2 A. M. 39 Cloudy Stockholm 1 A.

M. 46 Cloudy Tokyo 9 A. M. 46 Clear Tunis 1 A. M.

46 Clear Vienna 1 A. M. 34 Clear Warsaw 1 A. M. 41 Clear M.

M. Hih Tide 6:24 A.M. 6:36 Lox.Tide 12:36 MAY (Municipal Pier) Highjide 5:44 A. M. 5:56 11:37 A.M.

11:43 M. M. friends are invited to the funeral services 11 A. FOX FUNERAL HOME, 7026 Castor ave. Int.

Mechan-icsville Cem. Viewing Fri. eve. C0NYERS Nov. 23, 1970, of 4221 Romain HANNAH M.

(nee Stevens), wife of the late Charles A. Conyers. Relatives and friends invited to services 10 30 A. McCLURG FUNERAL HOME, 1665 Harrison Fkd. Int.

Forest Hills Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. 6:58 A. Sun Rises ATLANTIC CITY (Steel Pier) H9n Tide 5:16 A.

M. 5:58 P. M. Low-Tide 11:19 A. M.

11:25 P. M. BCACH HAVEN (Little Egt Harbor) hUfllvTide 7:41 P.M.' LwvJTide 1:9 A. M. 1:55 P.

M. BARNEGAT INLET FPShTide A. M. 5:34 P. M.

tSVTide 11:33 A.M. 11:39 P.M. 4:38 P. Sun Sets 4:42 A. Moon Rises D'ETTORRE Philadelphia in 1920.

He was a Mason. He is survived by his wife, the former Rose Cohen: a son, Dr. Daniel 4914 Nov. 24, 1970, DOMINIC, of G. Walker, and 12 (nee Princeton husband of Rose An- Ferrato) and father of Frank, Inquirer Weather for Thursday Tlased on Official Forecasts thony, Joseph and Mrs.

Jeanetle Em-mitt; also survived by 9 grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8:30 A. GALZERANO FUNERAL HOME, 7158 Torresdale av. Solemn Requiem Mass 9:30 A. Our Lady of Consolation Church.

Int. St Dominic's Cem. Friends may call Fri. eve. after 7.

(Parking at Sunoco station.) DR. FELIX P. SUGINT, a physician with offices at 1930 Girard died Sunday at St. Lukes Medical Center. He was 61 and lived at 2246 Nov.

22, 1970, FLORENCE N. (nee Beitzel). of 1803 S. 57th wife of Edward mother of Mrs. Mary Root, Mr.

Edward F. Joseph and Francis. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8:30 A. M. RICHARD A.

McGOLDRICK FUNERAL HOME, cor. of 65th st. and Paschall ave. High Requiem Mass 10 A. Most Blessed Sacrament Church.

Int. private. Friends may call Fri. eve. LUNNEY Nov.

24, 1970, REV. WILLIAM J. LUNNEY, O.S.A., brother of Mr. Frank J. Lunney and Miss Anne M.

Lunney. Rev. Clergy, relatives and friends are invited to the Concele-brated Requiem Mass in St. Mary's Collegiate Seminary Chapel, Villanova, 11 A. M.

Int. St. Mary's Hall Cem. Divine Office 10:30 A. M.

Friends may call at the seminary (Spring Mill and County Line Villanova), 7:30 to 9 P. M. MAERKER Nov. 24, 1970, of 103 Cliff Terrace, Wvncote, THEODORE husband of Ena D. Maerker.

Services and int. at the convenience of 1he family at Summit Hill, Pa. McCALL MARY R. (nee Crowley), of Crum Lynne rd. and West Ridley Ridley Park, on Nov.

22, 1970, widow of Robert J. McCall. Relatives and fronds are invited to attend the funeral 9 A. from the GEORGE WHITE FUNERAL HOME, 311 N. Swarthmore Ridley Park.

Solemn Requiem Mass, St. Rose of Lima Church, 10 A. M. Int. SS.

Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may call Thurs. after 4 P. M. Nov.

25, THEODORE, husband of Kathryn Tarter (nee Steventon), of 308 Cherry Hill Cherry Hill, N. father of Rodney and Michelle, brother of Louis Tarter, son of Clara and the late Morris Tarter. Funeral services Friday, 1 P. at the DAVID B. BERSCHLER FUNERAL CHAPELS, 5341 State Hwy.

r38. Pennsauken, N. J. Int. Crescent Burial Park.

Family will return to his late residence. In lieu of flowers please make contributions to your favorite charity. TILLEY AGNES, on Nov. 25, 1970, age 42 of 2210 Blossom Valley Lancaster, formerly of wife of Walter A. Tilley.

Funeral services 9 A. fr0m St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Lancaster. Further services and int. at "2:30 from th8 Chapel of Sunset Memorial Park, Somerton, Pa.

TR0ST Suddenly, of 700 Knorr Nov. 23, 1970, WILLIAM husband of Mary C. Trost (nee Crap). Relatives and friends, also all organizations of which. he was a member are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A.

from the WILLIAM J. KNOPF FUNERAL HOME, 7114 Oxford ave. High Mass, Presentation BVM Church, Cheltenham, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Seoulchr Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve. (Parking on premises.) VACCA On November 25th, AGATA (Salu-tari). Wife of the late Phillip Vacca.

Relatives and frienas are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday, November 28th, at 8:30 A. M. from CIAVA-RELLI FUNERAL HOME, 514 Fayett Conshohocken, Pa. Solemn Requiem Mass, A. SS.

Cosmas Damian Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Friday eve. ELLITHORP EARL on Nov.

25, 1970, of the St. George Ardmore, husband of Florence Kefter Ellithorp and father of Edward Dean Ellithorp; also survived by his grandson, Daniel it 1 LID LW, stdrL Ji(r LID W'Ci "Ml Arr 'v-y. 65 I 1 69 I Vu7 ut7 Mt' et- rex as lFAIR WARM rToriean. rn cloudy coi.o a daughter, Mrs. Shirley Somerman; four sisters, Mrs.

Gertrude Schocnfeld, Mrs. Mamie Enselberg, Mrs. Rose Schapiro and Mrs. Ann Spar, and seven grandchildren. John M.

Salerno, GOP Leader, 60 John M. Salerno, Republican leader of the 40th Ward and regional sales tax director for the Commonweath of Pennsylvania, Eastern Division, died Sunday in Las Vagas, N'ev. lie was CO and lived at 6548 Woodland ave. A graduate of Roman Catholic High School and Temple University, he was a past national delegate for the Republican Party and former vice chairman of the Philadelphia Republican City Committee. He was a member of the Electoral College in 1956.

He is survived by his wife, the former Helena Rubillo, and a son, John J. Services will be at 7 P. M. Ryan ave. Dr.

Sugint was a at St. Luke's Medical Center. College in 1936 and later was a captain in the U. S. Air Force Medical Corps.

Surviving are his wife, the former Elneanor Patkus; two sons, Robert and Felix a daughter, Phyllis; a brother, Alphonse, and a sister, Mrs. Helen Kairaitis. MRS. AG ATA VACCA, the former Agata DiGregrio, died Wednesday at the Morris Manor Nursing home. She was 83 and lived at 1300 Midland rd, Conshohocken.

She was a member of the Sons of Italy Maria Abriani Lodge. She is survived by a son Peter; three daughters, Mrs. Marv Romasco, Mrs. William Gilmore Ellithorp. Funeral service will be held at the STUARD FUNERAL HOME, 104 Cricket Ardmore, Nov.

27, at 2 P. M. Int. private. Please omit flowers.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Bryn Mawr Hospital. ENGLISH On Nov. 23, 1970, MARTHA C. (nee Cleeland), wife of the late Robert H. English, of 1 East Clearfield Havertown, Pa.

Relatives and friends are invited to the service 2:30 P. at the SPENCER T. VIDEON SON FUNERAL HOME, Garrett rd. at Shadeland Drexel Hill, where friends may call Thurs. 7 9.

Int. Arlington Cem. McCLAFFERTY WALSH Suddenly, Nov. 23, 1970, of 5724 Reedland MARGARET (nee Ma-guire), wife of James J. and mother of James P.

McClafferty. Relatives and friends invited to viewing Fri. 7-10, and funeral 8 A. from FLANAGAN FUNERAL HOME, 5612-14 Kingsessing ave. Requiem High Mass, St.

Barnabas Church, 9:30 A.M. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem. EWING STATIC PARTLY CLOUDY vnN RAIN Suddenly, Nov.

21, 1970, of 29 Ash-mead PI. JOSEPH husband of Mary R. (nee Ryanl, father of Maureen, Joseph and Michael and son of Mrs. Beatrice Walsh. Relatives, friends, members of the Ukrainian-American String Band are invited to attend the funeral 8 A.

from FLANAGAN McGEE FUNERAL HOME, 539-41 N. 22d st. Solemn Requiem Mass 10 A. Church of St. Francis of Assisi.

Int. Ho'y Sepulchr Cem. Friends may call Thurs. eve. inriirates high air pressure, favorable weather" and direction of movement.

indirates low air pressure; unfavorable weather and direction of movement. AIR FLOW MESSINGER SNOW Hcl TEMPERATURE L22J (High Nov. 23, 1970, JAMES beloved husband of Mabel (nee Sharpe), of 3145 Rorer st. Survived by son James J. Jr.

and daughters Joyce Coyle and Betty Effmger and 3 grandsons. Relatives and friends, also members of Beacon Presbyterian Church, Black Coyle McBride Post 839, A. and employes of Phila. Navy Yard are invited to attend the funeral 10 A. from DILLON FUNERAL HOME, 2155-57 E.

Cumberland St. Int. Rosedale Memorial Park. Viewing Fri. 7 9.

Parking available on lot at Socviva and Firth sts. In lieu of flowers send contributions to Beacon Presbyterian Church. Friday at Thomas Regan and Iyeary Funeral Home, 53d st. and Chester ave. WARMINSKA Mercandante and Mrs.

Purina DiGennaro; 14 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. MRS. ALBERT W. GILMER, the former LaRue S. Schaef-fer, died Wednesday at her home, 8535 Ardmore Chestnut Hill.

She was 61. Mrs. Gilmer was active in the Women's Committee of Wills Eye Hospital and the Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia. She was a member of the Presbvterian Church of Nix Hails Speedup In Crime Case Trials FISHER Crash Is Set Football Hearing Nov. 24, 1970, SOPHIE (nee Jaku-bowska), of 2242 Margaret beloved wife of the late Frank and dear mother of Stephanie Diodati; also survived by 2 grandchildren.

Relatives, friends and members of the Queen Hedwig Society invited to funeral 9 A. M. Fri. from the SUCHARSKI FUNERAL HOME, 2324 Margaret St. Requiem Mass 10 A.

St. John Cantius Church. Int. Most Holy Redeemer Cem. Trionds may call Thurs.

eve. PATRICK J. GERAGIITY, a retired lineman from the Bell Telephone Co. died Wednesday at Northeastern Hospital, lie was 60 and lived at 1227 Faunce St. Retiring in 15 Mr.

Gerhaghty had been a lineman for the liell Telephone Co. for 40 years. He WELLS Nov. 25, DR. PETER, of 930 Vernon husband of Rose (nee Conen), father of Dr.

Daniel H. Messinger, Mrs. Sheldon (Shirley) Somerman and the late Dr. Milton Messinger, brother of Mrs. Gertrude Schoenfeld, Mrs.

Mam Enselberg, Mrs. Rose Schapiro and Mrs. Ann Spar; also survived bv 7 grandchildren. Services 9:30 A precisely, at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St.

Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park. Family will be at the Somerman residence, 314 Sinkler Wyncote, Pa. MIEZIN Nov. 24, 1970, JOSEPH, of Route 70, Medford, N.

beloved husband of Mary (nee Kolanka), devoted father of Thaddeus and John and dear grandfather of Raymond. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8:30 A from the SUCHARSKI FUNERAL HOME, 2324 Margaret st. (corner of Melrose). Requiem Mass 9:30 A. St.

Valentine's Church. Int. St. Valentine's Andalusia. Friends may call Friday evening.

MINICH Nov. 25, 1970, CHARLES of 8121 Leon beloved husband of the late Mary (nee Weiss) and father of Charles F. Minich. Mrs. Dolores Le-Moine, Edward D.

Minich, Joseph F. Minich, Mrs. Gertrude Murray and Mrs Virginia Dougherty. Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral 9 A. from the ALD-wnpTH FUNERAL HOME, Decatur WILLIAM of 1543 Rockwell Abington, on Nov.

24, 1970, beloved husband of Edith A. (nee Ellis) and father of Craig W. and Warren E. Frame. Relatives, friends and members of Friendship Lodge rJOO, F.

Lulu Temple, A.A.O N.M.S. and all organizations of which he was a member are invited to service 10 A. M. at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Parkview Lycoming Abington. Int.

George Washington Memorial Park. Friends may call Fri. 7- at the WETZEL-WHITE FUNERAL HOME, 501 N. Easton Willow Grove. Masonic service, 8 P.

M. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be sent to the Shriner, Hospital for Crippled Children or the above named church. Chestnut Hill. Surviving are hop hnvlmnrl- a son William case, not the seriousness of the crime. Most of the "non major" cases involve felonies, he said.

BACKLOG REDUCED The judge said 74 percent of the criminal cases in Philadel a (laughter, Mrs. Susan S. Bradbury, and a MARGARET after a long Illness, on November 24, 1970, at Bryn Mawr Hospital, wife of Warren M. Wells, widow of the late Edward B. Leisen-ring, mother of Mrs.

Samuel C. Stil-well, Mrs. Morris S. Emory, Mrs. Arthur L.

Wheeler and Edward B. Leisenring stepmother of Mrs. George K. Hoblitzelle, Mrs. William H.

Truesdale and Warren M. Weils Jr. Services will be held at the Chanel of the Bryn Mawr Presbvterian Church at eleven A. M. Saturday, November 28, In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Bryn Mawr Hospital Development Fund or to the Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church would be appreciated.

WASHINGTON', Nov. 25 AP). Federal investigators have set a hearing Dec. 14 at Huntington, W. to prolte the jet airliner crash that killed 75 persons on a Marshall University football flight.

Officials are trying to pinpoint whether instrument failure or pilot misjudgment caused the chartered DC-9 jet to clip the treetops of a darkened ridge on a low approach at night to an airport obscured by rain. The National Transportation Safety Board is expected to hear 20 witnesses, including FITZPATRICK was a member of the Liberty Chapter of the Telephone Pioneers Of America. Surviving are his wife, the former, Katherine Ditter; three daughters, Mrs. Patricia K. Uble, Mrs.

Jean Kaewell and Mrs. Kathleen J. Colasante and 12 grandchildren. WILLIAM IISIIER, supervisor for the Budd Manufacturing Co. died Tuesday at Abinglon Memorial Hospital.

He was CI and lived at 1543 Rockwell Abington. He was a Mason and a member of Lu Lu Temple Shrine. Survivors are his wife, the EUGENE M. LOEB, retired sales representative, died Wednesday at Jefferson Hospital. He was 78 and lived at The Wellington, 19th and Walnut sts.

He is survived by his wife, the former Mildred Levi. Mr. Loeb also is survived by a sister, Mrs. Olga Binswan-ger, and six nieces and nephews. WENNER 10 and Charles sts.

Requiem Mass, Int. St. A St. Dominic's Church. may call Dominic's Cem.

Friends Friday eve. GRACE Nov. 25, 1970, wife of the late Howard T. Wenner, of 393 Sycamore Mills Media, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 11 A.

from the Reforma-ion Lutheran Church, Rose Tree Media. Please omit flowers. In lieu thereof, contributions mav bs made to the Reformation Lutheran Church in her memory. MURTA phia's courts fall into this category. The remaining 20 percent are homicides and other cases involving complicated trial procedures.

Of the 4P.95 non-major cases considered active on Sept. 8, the day the new program went into effect, 11G9 were disposed of during that month. Not only did that keep the records clear regarding the 934 new cases absorbed by the courts that month. Nix said, but it showed that the backlog was being reduced. Subsequent statistics, he added, give as much reason for optimism.

Nix, in charge of the new program, credited tigher restrictions on defense and prosecution lawyers in granting trial continuances for the success of the program. Essentially, Nix's role is to act JAMES Nov. 24, 1970, of 4022 Vernon Drexel Hill, formerly of St. Gregory's Parish, beloved husband of the late Margaret Broderick Fitpatrick and father of Sr. Mary Ethel, S.H.C.J., Mrs.

Margaret Mc-Kenzie, Mrs. Betty Sullivan, Mrs. Theresa Cornwall and Mr. James J. Fitz-patrick; also cousin of Sr.

Agnes Eileen, S.S.J., and Sr. M. Jerome, S.S.J. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral Saturday, 9 A. from the JOHN P.

DONOHUE FUNERAL HOME, 201-203 Copley rd. (corner of Walnut Upper Darby, Pa. High Requiem Mass 10 A. Church of St. Charles Borromeo, Oak-view.

Pa. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem-etry. Friends may call Friday evening.

In lieu of flowers. Mass cards would be appreciated. Parking for viewing on Church lot directly across the street. FORLEPA Of 47 Edgemont Clifton Heights, on Nov. 23, 1970, ADAM, husband of Julia (nee Emerle) Forlepa, father of Mrs.

Dolores Taraba, Mrs. Florence Carr, Mrs. Stella Johnson, Mrs. Lucy former hdilh A. Ellis and a son, Craig.

WORKMAN 05 Suddenly, on Nov. 23, 1970, WALTER, beloved husband of Florence W. Murta, of 504 Parkview Wynne-wood, father of Walter W. and Donald Murta. Relatives and friends are invited to the service The All Saints Church, Montgomery Ave.

8. Gypsy Wynnewood, Pa. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to Heart Research, Lankenau Hospital, Lancaster City Phila. Int. West Laurel Hill Cem.

its own technical experts, during the three-day session. SECOND IN MONTH A report is not expected on the cause until mid-1971. The tragedy, which killed 34 Marshall football players, was the second in little more than a month to cut down a college athletic team. Sources say an NTSB report, now set to be issued in about two months, is expected Nov. 24, 1970, FLORENCE H.

(nee Brennan), of 4625 Cedar widow o( the late John Clifford Workman. Relatives and friends are invited to service 1 P. Funeral Home of ANDREW J. BAIR SON, 3925 Chestnut St. Int.

Mt. Peace Cem. Int. private. Friends may call 7 to P.

M. (Parking in rear.) By KEN SIIUTTI.EWORTII Of The Inquirer Staff The days of defendants winning easy trial delays are one in Philadelphia and the bulk of cases moving through the criminal courts is flowing smoothly. Common Pleas Robert X. C. Xix Jr.

said Wednesday. The judge's assessment came during a morn ng conference with newsmen in which he gave a glo-ving report of progress under a special new program in the courts and issued an appeal to the public for help in preventing the caseload of cases from again getting out of hand. He pointed oat that the term "non major case" i. something of a misnomer, i phrase adopted by the district attorney, not the judges, an refers to the complexity of trying the Onnandy Drops 2 Appearances Eugene Ormandy has canceled his appearances Dec. 11-14 with the Philadelphia Orchestra on the advkf of his doctor.

Ormandy suflered a severe muscle tear in his left shoulder and underwent surgery Nov. 18 to correct A. The strain of four rchrars-als and tbxce concerts that week was felt to be too risky by the conductor. William Smith, the Orchestras associate conducior, will conduct those conceits. Ormandy will return Dec 31 for the traditional "Evening in Old Vienna'' program at the Academy.

NUGENT K-06 In Memoriam DeGREGORIO ZICARI HfcLFN, who passed away July 30, 190. Mommy, our hearts are broken without vou this Thanksgiving. Sadly misled by husbond Daddy Ray, daughter Rita Beta and son Tony Jr. Nov. 25, at 8408 Elliston Wynd-moor, GERALD husband of the late Mary A.

Nugent (nee Mallen) and father of Gerald P. Nugent, Jr. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8:30 A. KIRK AND NICE, 6301 Germantown Ave. Solemn Requiem Mass, 10 A.

Our Mother of Consolation Church. Int. St. Matthew's Conshohocken. Friends may call Fri.

eve. In lieu of flowers contributions may be sent to Miseri-cordia Hospital or Chestnut Hill Deaths Elsewhere David Tlmifall, 27, whose 1000 to-1 bet six years ago that men would walk the face of the moon before 1071 made him rich, in an auto crash near Peilh, Scotland. An avid scientific fiction fan, Mr. Tbrellall walked into a London bookie's office in lilCI and bet $24 on bis belief that man would land on the moon before New Year's Day The bookie gave hi in llnm-sand-to one otitis against the PUNKE HELEN loving and kind in nil her ways, Nov. 23, 1970, ANTONIETTA (nee Vietri), of Yeadon, wife of the late Antonio Zicari and mother of Mary, Gloria, Louis and Anthony Zicari, Mrs.

Edith Facciolo, Mrs. Norma Murphy and Mrs. Hilda D'An-drea and the late Mrs. Ellen Annun-riato and Nicholas Zicari; also survived bv 12 grandchildren and 1 greatgrandchild. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A.

from the LOGAN FUNERAL HOME, 805 Longacre Yeadon, Pa. High Mass of Requiem, St. Louis Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Fn. eve. Unriuht and iust to the end of her days; Smrrre mid true, in her heart and mind. He.uilifiil memories she left behind.

S.tihy missi-d by friend Mabel SNYDER WIll lAM loving memory of my brlovi'd hii.h.nnd who passed rtwiiv 1 S.ully missed by his wile POMANTE On Nov. 24, 1970, DOROTHY (DOLLY) (nee Matteo), wife of Emilio Pomanre, of 3444 Horton Newtown Square, formerly of Rosemont, age 58; also mother in Robert John and Lillian Tacco- to blame operational errors in the crash of an aging chartered propeller plane that killed persons on a Wichita State University football trip Oct. 2. Investigators said the pilot flew into a dead-end canyon in the rockies west of Denver and couldn't escape. CRASHED INTO HILKSIDE The Marshall team was flying back from a loss at East Carolina State University Nov.

14 when its chartered Southern Airways jet hit the ridge, crashed into a nearby hillside, and exploded. There K-OZ Cemetery Lots as a traffic cop and make sure cases go to trial as scheduled by the office of Court Administrator Edward J. Pilake. IGNORE SUBPENAS But he said, word of the speedier processing has not spread among the public and witnesses, recalling past, days of pointlessly waiting around City Hall for cases to go to trial, some witnesses have been ignoring their subpenas. Nix expressed sympathy for such witnesses, angry over having to sacrifice a day's work five or six times before they're actually called on to I testify.

It's different nowadays, Nix SUNSET MEMORIAL PARK. ONE 4- grave plot or two 2-grave plots. Call 1-286-9525. K-05 Death Notices GEORGE Washington Memorial Park front lot. Call EL 5-4950.

Puffo, Stanley and John t-oriepa; aiso survived by 8 grandchildren and one brother, Peter Forlepa. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 8- 30 A. Funeral Home of M. F. WILLIAMS, Baltimore and Summit Clifton Hts.

High Requiem Mass 9- 30 A. Sacred Heart Church. Int. SS. Peter and Paul Cem.

Friends may call Friday eve. FRIES On Nov. 23, 1970, CHARLES G. FRIES husband of the late Mary Fries. Survived by daughters Mrs.

Philip Bauer and M. Norma Fries and son Charles G. Fries Jr. Service for relatives and friends on Sat. at II A M.

at OLIVER H. BAIR'S, 1820 Chestnut where friends may call Fri 7 to 9 P. M. Int. Fernwood Cem.

Parking 1818 Sansom st. GILMER Nov 25, 1970, of 8535 Ardmore Chestnut Hill, La RUE S. (nee Schaef-fer), wife of Albert W. Gilmer. Relatives and friends invited to services Fri 11 A.

at Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill, 8855 Germantown Ave Int. Union Bellefonte, 2:30 P. M. GRASSER Suddenly on Nov. 21, 1970, of 5426 Walker PAUL beloved husband of Amelia Grasser (nee Ziegler) and father of Mrs.

Charles Robertson. Survived bv 2 grandchildren. Relatives and friends, also members of Friendship Assembly 43 A.O.M.P. and Wissinoming Ambulance Corps, are invited to the service 11 A. from the WILDEY FUNERAL HOME, Front and Westmoreland sts.

Int. Hill--slde Cem. Friends may call Thurs. 7 to 9. (Parking in the Wildey lot.) HAG AN Nov.

23, 1970, CATHARINE, formerly of Atlantic City. Relatives and friends invited to Requiem Mass 10 A. at Corpus Christi Church, 29th st. and Allegheny ave. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. DIRECTOR, C. MclL-VAINS MUNDY. Philadelphia's Oidest Jewish Funeral Directors Since I 877 possibility. Mr.

Threlfnll accepted and pocketed $24,000 after the successful landing of the U.S. Ah1Io 11 mission in mid -VMM. lie divided the proceeds equally with his Archbishop Allieilo H2. the Roman Catholic palriardi of Jerusalem, in Jerusalem. Lester J.

Rosiier, ff, dean of 'ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL were no survivors. The Huntington airport, unlike many larger cities, has no electronic glide slope to help guide a jet down to a landing in bad weather, and investigators say the DC-9 pilot would have been depending on his SACKS. nelli. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the ALLEVA FUNERAL HOME, 1724 E. Lancaster Paoli, at 9 A.

on Sat. High Requiem Mass, 10 A. in Si. Anastasia Church, Newtown Square. Int.

Calvary Cem. Viewing Friday eve. after 7. QUILLEN On Nov. 24, 1970, ANNA M.

SHARKEY, of 6344 Dicks beloved wife of Louis N. Quillen. Relatives, friends and members of the Ladies' Auxiliary William P. Roche Post No. 21 invited to funeral 8 A.

from the KING FUNERAL HOME, 2649-51 South 64th St. High Requiem Mass, Church of St. Barnabas, 9:30 A. M. Int.

SS. Peter and Paul Cem. Friends may call Thurs. 7 to 10. Parking for viewing school lot, 44th St.

south of Buist ave. RAFETT0 MILDRED FORTE, Nov. 24, 1970, widow of Willard J. Rafetto, of 425 Linden lane. Media, Pa.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral 8:30 A. from the WILLIAM C. RIGBY FUNERAL HOME, 15 E. Fourth Media. Mass 10 o'clock.

Nativity B.V.M. Church. Int. SS. Peter s.

Paul Cm. Friend may call Friday eve. lin.snrtM A. Beiter. Bernard Schwartz 47 20 M.

BROftPST. GL 5-0100 BOYD MAC-DAI TN M. (life Bassler), of VMS Million rd Southampton, and tin mm ly ol 114 W. lurnnr died mi Nov. '77.

WO, wlilow of the late Ihonirts J. Oovit, mother of Mrs. Paul Milem, iilir lit Marry, Joseph, (, Binge unit Kalhrvn Passler and Mrs. Muiy l-itjuur. Mnlnlives and friends mo I il 1 1 r- I to lhi liineral 8:30 A M.

tiom WAITTR KASHLAK HJNfcHAL tSIAIlLISHMENT, 2d mill Jctleivii! Miuli M'. ot Requiem, to A. til. MifliiwIA Inin 2d and lollri bun till. Moly Cem.

Viewiuu I I liliiy eve. BROWN I Ullll COBIII HOUSTON, of III ihkwoo.l, lisiiliiot Hill. wila hi 1 1 id inid lUmv Paul hi own, M.D., cm Nov WU, al I nlield, N. atie f-iuieial t-etvUeft will be held iii i Inn i of SI Mrtiy The Virgin, nliiiutilli, A. will) Inlai iiiciit In the churchyard.

A IittiiiMii lal koivica In Philadelphia will -a miiioiini e.1 laier. In lieu ot flowers, couli itioiions may made to All Sai.iU mini ot SI Mrlins-ln-The-F-itiUI I tun ill, I lirilnut Hill, or to Ihe i liiiiese ihnMi.vi Church, 1004 Hsu. I'hlladelehi. 19 Indians Killed NEW DELHI, v. 25 (UPI).

A truck in which 29 persons were riding crashed said, explaining that these cases are now listed "with the intention of going to trial." And, if last-minute continuances are granted in some cases, it's done for solid, legitimate reasons only. "If they cooperate the witnesses we'll be able to put this thing together," he said. "It's an altogether different ball game. When they get a subpena, we really mead it." FLOWERS FRUIT BASKETS a bridge rail ng and through fell into a ravine near Koon-the state of Orissa, Baruch College, in New York. Dr.

Newlon S. Herod, H2, physicist who helped develop the atomic bomb with tlm Manhattan project duriiiii World War II, in Marietta. Ga. Dr. Herod was one uf the organizers of Oak Itldyo National Laboratories.

cockpit altimeter, a gauge that shows the plane's height. Under landing rules, the jet should have stayed 400 feet above the runway until the airport lights were in sight. But the ridge, with its wall of trees, towered 200 to 300 feet above the. runway, leaving almost no margin for error. jhar in 1059 Frankford Ave.

2223 N. Front St. DE 8-7100 )4 HOUR PHONE SEKVICI killing 19 of the passengers, the Press Trust of India said Wednesday. Eight were injured and two were unhurt..