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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1971 36 adh K-05 Death Notices K-05 Death Notices Col. Quackenbush, 63, Temple Official, Dies Shapp Says Penna. Rated Bigger Share Of Public Job Money a daughter, Mrs. Mary Har-" low, and eight grandchildren. Services will be 11 A.

M. Friday at the Fort Dix chapel. Burial will be in West Point. J7Z s- ijXmJSP 1 HARRISBURG (UPI). Gov.

Milton J. Shapp on Tuesday accused the Nixon Administration of shortchanging Pennsylvania of a "just sljare" of $600 million in Federal funds for political reasons. Shapp told a news conference that Pennsylvania has been allocated only $24 million for creation of public jobs under the Emergency Employment Act. "While Pennsylvania ranks third in population, fifth in number of poor and third in number of veterans, whom the program is designed especially to benefit, the state ranked seventh nationally in the amount of allocation," he told a news conference. 'REAGAN BILL' Shapp noted the Federal allocation for California is four times that of Pennsylvania and for Los Angeles alone, more than IVi times the Pennsylvania share.

"It is unofficially known in Washington as the Ronald Reagan bill," Shapp said. The governor pledged, however, to take full advantage of all funds allocated Pennsylvania under the Federal program. bout $19.9 million is allocated directly to 41 cities and counties of the state with populations in excess of 75,000 for their own purposes. 600 NEW JOBS Shapp said the remaining $4.2 million will be earmarked primarily for creation of jobs in state government in most counties. He estimated the funds would be sufficient to establish 600 new positions.

Under the Federal program. About $19.9 million is til June 1973. "By that time it is the aim of this program to place these people in permanent jobs in private industry or other sectors of the economy," Shapp said. DELAWARE VALLEY FORECAST High and Low Temperatures and Forecast for Today, Compiled By the National Weather Servie i v. i r-w tr i POLLEN COUNT Tuesday's Philadelphia average: 12.5.

Same date last year: 5.2. 5crantonJi pocowosc t. MUAhinoWi DC STEPHEN BINGHAM accused of murder Attorney Sought in 5 Deaths SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (AP). Stephen Bingham, the young attorney who visited Soledad Brother George Jackson at San Quentin Prison just before Jackson's escape attempt, was charged Tuesday with five counts of murder.

Jackson and five other persons were slain in, the Aug. 21 incident. Marin County District Attorney Bruce Bales announced at a news conference that he has filed a four-page affidavit accusing Bingham, 29, with murder in the slayings of three prison guards and two convicts, Bingham, grandson of the late former Connecticut governor and U. S. Sen.

Hiram Bingham, visited Jackson shortly before prison authorities said the convict pulled a 9-millimeter pistol from a wig and triggered the escape. Jackson was shot to death by a tower guard as, prison officials said, he sprinted from the maximum security adjustment center where the five others had been slain shot or their throats slashed. "As a result of interviews with many witnesses and studying many reports on this case, I reached the conclusion that there is no other way Jackson could have gotten the death gun but during his visit with Bingham just before the outbreak of violence," Bales told newsmen. DELAWARE VALLEY STATISTICS Highest temperatures, lowest temperatures last 12 hours and precipitation for the last 24 hours as reported at 9:30 P. M.

by the National Weather Service. Place Low High Pr. Allentown 62 76 .00 Atlantic City 64 69 .00 Harrisburg 63 75 .00 Philadelphia 68 74 .00 Salisbury, Md. 65 81 .00 Scranton 59 74 .00 Trenton 68 74 .00 Washington 67 86 .00 Wilmington 67 76 .00 Missing; Precipitation; Trace. U.

S. CANADA WEATHER Highest temperatures, lowest temperatures last 12 hours and precipitation for the last 24 hours as reported at 9:30 P. M. by the National Weather Service. TEMPERATURE Place L.

H. Albany, N. Y. 54 73 Anchorage 52 57 Atlanta 70 81 Bismarck, N. D.

59 70 Boston 61 70 Buffalo, N. Y. 58 75 Charleston, S. C. 76 85 Chicago 65 68 Cincinnati 62 89 Cleveland 65 78 Donver 56 86 Honolulu 73 88 Duluth, Minn.

55 57 Houston 76 87 Jacksonville, Fla. 73 88 Kansas City, Mo. 64 92 Los Angeles 65 Louisville 67 85 Miami Beach 80 86 Minneapolis M. M. Montreal M.

M. New Orleans 73 66 New York City 67 75 Norfolk, Va. 72 83 Phoanix, Ariz. 83 106 Pittsburgh 59 84 Portland, Me. 54 70 Portland, Ore.

58 65 St. Louis 62 8 Saif Lake City 64 90 San Francisco 59 66 S. Ste. Marie, Mich. 45 68 Seattle 55 62 Winnipeg, Man.

M. M. Low; High; Missing; Precipitation; Trace. Pr. .03 .32 .04 .00 .00 .03 .00 .00 .00 .00 fid .00 .00 .00 .34 .00 .00 .00 .04 M.

M. 1.10 .00 .00 .01 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .10 M. WEATHER ABROAD Local Time Temp. Weather Aberdeen Noon 54 Clear Amsterdam 1 P. v.

64 Pt.Cldy. Athens 2 P. M. 82 Clear Auckland Midnight 54 Cldy. Berlin 1 P.

M. 64 Cldy. Birmingham Noon 59 Clear Brussels 1 P. M. 64 Pt.Cldy.

Copenhagen 1 P. M. 59 Cldy. Dublin Noon 61 Pt.Cldy. Geneva 1 P.

M. 64 Pt.Cldy. Hong Kong 8 P. M. 84 Clear Lisbon Noon 81 Clear London Noon 64 Pt.Cldy.

Madrid 1 P. M. 82 Clear Malta 1 P. M. 84 Clear Moscow 3 P.

M. 72 Cldy. New Delhi 5 P. M. 82 Pt.Cldy.

lv-? r. vi. 13 iear Paris 1 P. M. 63 Rain Oslo 1 p.

M. 64 Clear Rome 1 p. M. 81 Pt.Cldy Saigon 8 P. M.

77 Rain Sofia 2 P. M. 75 Clear Stockholm 1 P. M. 59 Rain Sydney 10 P.

M. Tr. Clear Tel Aviv 2 P. M. 84 Clear Tokyo 9 P.

M. 70 Rain Tunis 1 P. M. 82 Clear I AA I New York 0U iFAIR 1 GOV. MILTON SHAPP state 'shortchanged' Botulism in Food Canned at Home Kills Woman A West Philadelphia woman stricken by botulism poisoning fter eating home-canned J-green peppers Aug.

20, died "Tuesday in Lankeriau Hospital. Mrs. Adagisa Taraborrel-li, 33, was the first person to die of botulism in Pennsylvania in 16 years. Botulism is an often fatal but rare disease caused by poisons that attack the central nervous system. The poisons develop in container-sealed foods not adequately cooked prior to canning.

A hospital spokeswoman said that Mrs. Taraborrelli's 40-year-old husband, Crisante, and a neighbor, Mrs. Maria Raineiri, 59, who also ate the peppers are in satisfactory condition. Laboratory tests conducted after the deceased was sick- ened attributed the illness to another form of food poison, Clostridium prefringens, Dr. 1 Norman R.

Ingraham, Health Department spokesman, said 1 on Aug. 25. The diagnosis was incor-rect, according to Dr. David G. Faris, of the department's division of epidemiology.

OFFICIAL FORECASTS Philadelphia and vicinity: Sunny and pleasant today, high near 80. Low tonight in the 60s. Fair and continued pleasant Thursday. Eastern Pennsylvania: Partly sunny today, high in the 70s north and low 80s south. Fair Thursday.

Poconos: Sunny and pleasant today, high in the upper 70s. Chance of rain 10 percent. Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia and vicinity: Sunny today, high in mid 80s. Low in mid 60s. Chance of rain near zero.

New Jersey: Partly sunny today, high in mid 80s. Chance of rain near zero. New York City and vicinity: Sunny and pleasant today, high around 80. Chance of rain near zero. Fair Thursday.

Manasquan to Cape May: Partly cloudy today. Winds southeast 10 to 15 knots. Vis-: ibility 5 miles. Block Island to Manasquan: Fair today. Winds southeast 10 to 15 knots.

Visibility more 1 than 5 miles. TODAY'S TIDAL PREDICTIONS September 1, 1971 PHILADELPHIA (Chestnut st.) High Tide 11:24 A. M. 11:42 P. M.

Low Tide 4:00 A. M. 6:00 P. M. DELAWARE BREAKWATER High Tide 5:54 A.

M. P. M. Low Tide HI :36 A. M.

P. M. CAPE MAY (Municipal Pier) High Tide 5:02 A. M. 5:32 P.

M. Low Tide 10:55 A. M. :43 P. M.

ATLANTIC CITY (Steel Pier) High Tide 4:34 A. M. 5:04 P. M. Low Tile 10:37 A.

M. 11:25 P. M. BEACH HAVEN (Little Egg Harbor) High Tide 6:47 A. M.

7:17 P. M. Low Tide 1:07 A. M. 1:13 P.

M. BARNEGAT INLET High Tide 4:40 A. M. 5:10 P. M.

Low Tide 10:51 A. M. 11:39 P. M. i SCHNEIDER-PAAS NELLIE, of Monfclair, N.

on Sunday, August 29, 1971, widow of Alfred J. Schneider, beloved mother of Alfred C. Schnelder-Paas, Arno M. Schneider-Paas, Mrs. Nellie Dorle Brunnschweiler, Mrs.

Alice H. Munt-. ing. Miss Ingeborg V. Schneider-Paas, Dr.

Cornelia M. Schneider-Paas and Miss Elenor Schneider-Paas, sister of Eugen Schneider-Paas; also survived by 17 grandchildren and 5 great--grandchildren. Services at SMITH, SEAMAN QUACKENBUSH FUNERAL HOME, 117 Maple Mon-! roe, N. on Sept. 4, at 11, A.

the Rev. John E. Swords off i-J ciating. Int. Cem.

of the Highlands, Highland Mills, N. Y. Friends may' call at ARTHUR K. BROWN (home for services), 54 Park Montclair, Sept. 3, 1971, 7 to 9 P.

with services at 8:30, or Mon-, roe Sept. 4, at 11 A. M. In lieu-of flowers contributions to Emanuel Fellowship, Box 110 Lefferts St. Station, Brooklyn, N.

or the McAuiey St. Mission, 90 Lafayette N. Y. C. in her memory would be appreciated.

SCH0FIELD On Aug. 30, 1971, GRACE A. Relatives and friends are invited to the service 2 P. from the Presbyterian Home, 4700 City Line ave. Int.

Leverington Cem. Friends may call at the home after 11 A. M. SEAT0N SEATON, on August 30, 1971, HOMER R. SEATON, husband of Anna-Seaton (nee Nikola).

Memorial Services on wed. at 2 P. M. at the Chapel of West Laurel Hill. SELF On Aug.

29, 1971, of 3047 N. Swan-son GEORGE beloved husband of Alice Self (nee Raynor) and father of George Susan and John Self. Relatives and friends, also member of Providence United Methodist Church and employes of Acme Markets ere invited to the service 10 A. M.r from the WILDEY FUNERAL HOME, Front and Westmoreland sts. Int.

Lawnside Woodstown, N. J. Friends may call Wed. 7 to 9. (Parking in the Wildey lot.) SHEEHAN Of 831 N.

Bambrev Aug. 30, 1971, THOMAS son of the late Thomas and Annie Sheehan and brother of Mrs. Catherine St. John and Martin Sheehan. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 9 A.

from the PHILLIPS FUNERAL HOME, 568 N. 23d St. High Requiem Mass, St. Francis Xavier Church, 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. SMITH Suddenly, Aug.

29, IVA of Woodbury and Maple Shade, N. beloved mother of Amos, Vivian Wilkerson and Clyde; also survived by 16 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Relatives, friends and Senior Citizens Club of Woodbury are invited to services 1 P. at WALTER J. MEYERS FUNERAL HOME, 4645 Torresdale ave.

(at Unruh Pa. Int. Phila. Memorial Perk. Friends may call Wed.

7 to 9. Parking in the Meyers lot. STUART Of 302 W. Albanus Aug. 30, 1971, GILBERT aged 73 beloved husband of Dorothy K.

(nee Young) and father of Dorothy C. Lafferty and Gilbert H. Stuart. Relatives and friends are invited to services 11 A. at the Funeral Home of FLOYD M.

BISHOP, 5408 N. 5th st. Interment George Washington Mem. Park. Friends may call Wednesday after 7 P.

M. TICKNER Aug. 31, 1971, FANNIE FAY (nee Kapnick), wife of the late Max, of 3939 Conshohocken mother of Mildred Solomon, Edward and Martin Tickner, sister of Charles and Samuel Kapnick; also survived by 5 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to services 11 A. JOSEPH LEVINE SON MEMORIAL CHAPELS, N.

Broad St. above 71st ave. Int. Mt. Sharon Cem.

Family will return to the Solomon residence, 191 Presidential Blvd. T0BIN Aug. 30, 1971, ETHEL (nee Landow), formerly of 5415 Morse wife of the late Isadore Tobin, mother of Mrs. Leon (Helen) Kramer and Mrs. Stanton (Caroline) Levin.

Also survived by 5 granosons and 8 great-grandchildren. Private services will be held fhursdav, 10 A. precisely, at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. Int.

Mt. Sharon Cem. Family will return to 267 Wiltshire Wynnewood. TRININ Aug. 31, 1971, SAMUEL, husband of Dorothy of the Penn Towers, 18th J.

F. K. brother of George Irving Trinin. Relatives friends are invited to services 5 P. M.

JOSEPH LEVINE SON, 1512 N. Broad St. Int. private. TUDIN0 Suddenly, in Atlantic City, N.

Aug. 29, ATTILIO, beloved brother of Mr. Samuel Tudino, Mr. Joseph Tu-dino, Mrs. Mary Falco, Mrs.

Stella Procopio, Mrs. Elvira Carter and Mrs. Margaret Pellicori. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8 A. PERRI'S FUNERAL SERVICE, 8645 West Chester Pike, Upper Darby (below Township Line).

High Mass of Requiem 9 A. St. Laurence Church. Viewing Wed. eve.

7 to 10. Int. SS. Peter Paul Cem. (Parking on premises.) TUNNELL Aug.

31, 197Tv HELEN wife of the late Raymond W. Tunnel, of 355 Dreshertown Ft. Washington. Memorial Service 2 P. Oreland Presbyterian Church, Church 6, Papermil! Oreland.

In lieu of flowers, gifts may be sent to the Church Memorial Fund. WAGNER August 29, WILLIAM F. of 7367 Valley husband of Gloria F. (nee Cropper) Wagner and father of William F. Wagner III and son of William and Dorothy Wagner.

Relatives and friends hivited to funeral Thursday, 11 A. at Funeral Home of WARREN F. MILLER, 7220 Ridge where friends may call Wednes day eve. after 7. Int.

west Laurel Hill Cem. WEEKS Aug. 30, MARTHA CROSS (nee Jor. don), of Richardson wife of the late John C. Weeks.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral Friday, 1:30 P. from Funeral Home of GEORGE E. WITT-MAIER, 6521 N. Broad Phila. Friends may call Thursday evening.

WHITE Aug. 30, 1971, HELEN (nee Ma-honev), of 2949 Gaul wife of Thomas W. White and mother of Thomas, Bernard, John, James, lav-mond and Robert, deceased, Mrs. Catharine Lefebvre and Mrs. Helene Stec and 37 grandchildren, one greatgrandchild.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8:45 A. FLANAGAN FUNERAL HOME, 2531-35 E. Clearfield st. High Requiem Mass, Nativity B. V.

M. Church, 10 A. M. Int. Our Lady of Grace Cem.

Viewing Wed. eve. WINTRCDE Of 7240 Walker formerly of 2645 N. Palethorp suddenly, Aug. 30, 1971, VIOLET daughter of the late Stanley and Elizabeth Wintrode (nee Winning), sister of Mrs.

Laura M. Pimble and Edward Wintrode, in her 63d yr. Relatives, friends and employes of Smith, Kline French Laboratories are invited to attend funeral services Thursv 10:30 A. at the FLUEHR FUNERAL HOME, 3301-15 Cottman ave. Int.

Hillside Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Am. Oncologic Hospital, Central and Shelmire Pa.

19111. ZELLER EDITH of 2907 Secane Drive on Aug. 31, 1971; beloved wife of Arthur and mother of Richard and Mrs. Edith Davis. Relatives and friends are invited to services 2 P.

M. from the WETZEL A SON FUNERAL HOME, 6902 Rising Sun ave. Int. Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call Thurs.

eve. from 7 to 9 P. M. lemetery Lots 4 GRAVES, Evergreen sect. Hillside Cem, Roslyn.

609-358-8791 aft 5. AS A HCIPFUL GUIDE to tkoe who wish to rvmomber their loved on with' an In Momoriom notico In The Inqvtror, hove eolUctoa1 many whobl voree in a fro booklet, avallabl from the Want-Ad Deportment. place) on In Memoriam Hotte, phone LOcutt 3-5000. TK charge i only 90c tin dally or Sunday. K-05 Death Notices CONNOLLY On Aug.

30, 1971, THOMAS P. beloved husband of Helen P. Connolly (nee Way), of Glenolden, Pa. Relatives and friends are invited to attend his funeral on Fri. morning at 9 o'clock, from the CAVANAGH FUNERAL HOME, 331 Chester Pike, Norwood.

High Mass of Requiem 10 o'clock, in the Church of St. George. Int. SS. Peter 8 Paul Cem.

Friends may call Thurs. 7 to 9. CRICHT0N Aug. 30, 1971, ELIZABETH (nee Milne), wife of the late Andrew, of 23 Andrews Glenolden, mother of Mrs. Ethel Serieantson and Violet Suplee.

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

Lady Cameron Lodge 66 DOS service 8 P. M. Int. Arlington Cem. DANIELS Aug.

29, 1971, MARY M. DANIELS (nee Reed) of 6305 Regent beloved wife of Thomas J. Daniels, and mother of Mrs. Marie C. Logan.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral on Fri. at 9 A. M. from the CAVANAGH FUNERAL HOME, 6922 Woodland Phila. High Requiem Mass 10 A.

M. Good Shepherd Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends may call Thurs.

eve. 7 to 9. Parking next to funeral home. DeCARLO EMMA Aug. 29, 1971, wife of the late Charles DeCarlo and mother of Mrs.

Thomas G. Brown, of 209 Fox lane, Wallingford. Relatives and friends Invited to attend the funeral 9:30 A. from the J. NELSON RIGBY FUNERAL HOME, Baltimore ave.

and Jackson Media. Mass of the Resurrection 11 A. St. John Chrysostom Church, Walling ford. Int.

Holy Cross Cem. In lieu of flowers, Masses would be appreciated. No calling hours Wed. eve. Friends may call at the funeral home 9:30 to 10:30 A.

Thursday. DE FRANCO Aug. 28, 1971, of 3827 Powelton VIRGINIA (nee Whitaker), wife of the late Leonard. Relatives and friends invited to services 1 P. McCLURG FUNERAL HOME, 1665 Harrison Fkd.

Int. convenience of family. Please omit flowers. DE PHILIPP0 Aug. 29, 1971, of 1002 E.

Luzerne JOHN 9 years old, beloved son of Joseph- G. and Bernadette (nee Mulholland), brother of Joseph Jr. and Bernadette. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9 A. M.

High Mass, Holy Innocents Church, 10 A. M. Viewing Wed. eve. after 7, the American Legion, Juniata Park Post 738, 1517 F.

Luzerne st. Int. Our Lady of Grace Cem. EKBL0M Aug. 30, OLIVER, beloved husband of Frieda (nee Wohlgemuth), of 738 E.

Olney ave. Relatives and friends and members of United Brotherhood of Carpenters 8, Joiners of America, Local No. 1073, invited to services 10 A. at the MANN FUNERAL HOME, 219 W. Tabor rd.

Friends may call Wed. eve. FRENEY Aug. 31, 1971, PAULINE (nee Paden), of 5515 Wissahickon Germantowrv, wife of the late John A. Freney, daughter of C.

Hilda Paden and mother of Sister Joan Freney, R.S.M., Michael Pauline Rea. Mass of the Resurrection at Our Mother of Consolation Church, 10 A. M. Entombment, Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call at JACOB F.

RUTH'S, 8413 German town Chestnut Hill, aft. 4 P. M. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Sisters of Mercy, Merion, Pa. Parking premises.

GIST Aug. 30, 1971, ESTHER ELIZABETH of 415 S. Van Pelt St. Survived by a sister, Margaret A. Gist, niece, Mrs.

Harold E. Grace, of Missouri, neoh-ew, Robert P. Gist, of Calif. Funeral services and int. private.

GREBERMAN Aug. 30, 1971, ROSE (nee Brown), of the Presidential Apt. D-1020, wife of the late David Greberman, mother of Mrs. David (Nada Beth) Berd, and Dr. Melvyn Grebermarr, sister of Miss Sophie Brown.

Services 2 P. M. precisely, at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. Int.

Har Zion Cem. Family will return to her late residence. GROW Of Southampton, Aug. 30, 1971, ROBERT M. aged 67 years, husband of Sophie C.

(nee Kugler) and father of Robert M. Grow Jr. and Frank W. Corbett. Relatives and friends invited to attend the service 11 A.

WM. ROW EN GRANT FUNERAL HOME, Street rd. and Second Street pike, Southampton, where friends may call 10-11 A. M. Int.

Northwood Cem. In lieu of flowers. Memorials may be sent to Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Southampton, Pa. HANDSCHUMACHER Aug. 29, 1971, of Forked River, N.

and formerly of Roslyn Glenside, GUSTAV husband of Mary Handschumacher. Relatives and friends invited to service 11 A. Carmel Presbyterian Chaoel, Glenside. Int. George Washington Memorial Park.

Friends may call Thurs. eve. JOHN R. FREED FUNERAL HOME, 124 N. Easton Glenside.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Forked River Presbyterian Church Building Fund, Forked River, N. J. 08731. HAHN Aug. 30, 1971, MAJOR ALBERT R.

HAHN, United States Air Force, husband of Elisabeth (nee Gibson), of 1919 Chestnut brother of William Hahn. Relatives and friends are invited to services 2 P. JOSEPH LEVINE SON, 1512 N. Broad st. Int.

Har Jehudah Cem. HAINES On Aug. 30, 1971, JOSEPH W. of Ouakertown, R.D. 1, husband of Martha Lang Haines, father of Paul E.

of Ambler, and David M. of Ft. Washington. Relatives and friends are invited to memorial services in Emmanuel Episcopal Church, S. Main at 9th Quakertown, on at 11 A.

M. Please omit flowers. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society or to Emmanuel Church, Quakertown. HARSCH Aug. 25, NEVILLE D.D.S., husband of Lucy Nutter Harsch, 104 Llan-daff Havertown.

Services and int. private. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Heart Fund. H0RVAT Of 3874 Dennison Drexel Hill, on Aug. 30, 1971, RUDOLPH husband of the late Anna M.

(nee Granat), survived by a daughter, Mrs. Agnes M. Sawa and 2 grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to funeral 8:30 A. FUNERAL HOME OF M.

F. WILLIAMS, Baltimore and Summit Clifton Heights. High Requiem Mass, 9:30 A. St. Theresa's Chapel.

Int. St. Charles Cem. Friends may call Wed. 7-9.

HUDSON Aug. 30, 1971, MARGARET SHELDON (nee Margaret Lummis Sheldon) of The Fairfax, 43d and Locust sts. Survived by husband E. Walter Hudson, two daughters Mrs. Evan R.

Morrow of Devon, Mrs. C. Brooks, Oakford, Merchantville, N. seven grandchildren, two sisters. Miss Martha B.

Sheldon, Wayne, Mrs. Franklin B. Bennett Norristown, two brothers Robert E. Sheldon, Norristown, John C. Sheldon, Holton.

Maine. Funeral services at BRINGHURST'S, 2000 Walnut on Wednesday, Sept. 1, at 1 P. M. Int.

private. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society- (No viewing) Parking on premises. JOHNSON On August 27, of 6957 Forrest FRANK son of the late Frank and Anna Connolly Johnson. Relatives and friends are Invited to the funeral on 8:30 A. from the Ogontz Parlors of HAROLD B.

MULLIGAN, Ogontz and Chelten aves. High Requiem Mass, St. Athanaslus Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Immaculate Heart Chester, Pa. No viewing Wed. eve. KL0TZ LEONARD, on Aug. 30, 1971, of 207 Redford Oreland, husband of the former Gertrude Wilson.

Requiem Mass Thursday, 10 A. Holy Martyrs Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Relatives and friends may call at the WILLIAM R.

MAY FUNERAL HOME, Easton rd. and Keswick Glenside, on Wednesday eve. LACKTIS MICHAEL Aug. 30, 1971, of 7313 Loretto husband of Helen (nee Reese), father of Mrs. Rosemary Lewis and Michael Wayne; also survived by 1 grandchild.

Relatives, friends and members of the Fraternal Order of Police are Invited to attend the funeral 8 A. from the JAMES A. McCAFFERTY FUNERAL HOME, 6709-11 Frankford ave. High Requiem Mass, St. George's R.

C. Church, 9:30 A. M. Int. Resurrection Cem.

No viewing Wed. eve. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the Phila. Assn. for Retarded Children In his name.

Parking on LEARY On Aug. 1971, at California, DANIEL of 6834 N. 7th husband of the late Loretta Leary, beloved father of Mrs. Helen Kennedy, Lerov and Daniel Leary. Also survived by 9 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren.

Relalives and friends are invited to altend the High Mass of Requiem, Friday, 10 A. St. Joseph's Church, Cheltenham and viewing, funeral home of PETER H. GERS, 500 W. Cheltenham (6300 N.

5th), Thursday, after 7 P. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. LEWIS On Aug.

30, 1971, REV. PAUL of the Congregation of St. Paul the Apostle, son of the late Martin and Delia, of S227 Baynton also survived by two sisters. Sr. Mary Nati-vita, I.H.M.

and Sr. Miriam Grace, I.H.M. Viewing St. Paul the Apostle Rectory, New York City, Sept. Funeral Mass, '10 A.

Sept. 2, from the Good Shepherd Church. New York City. Int. Oak Ridge, N.

J. L0FTUS Aug. 30, 1971, EMMA F. (nee Zes-inger), of 7150 Ruskin Upper Darby, formerly of 5030 Spruce beloved wife of the late Thomas A. Loftus Sr.

and mother of Mrs. Marian Kingsland, Mrs. Dorothy McNichol and Upper Darby Township Commissioner Thomas A. Loftus Jr. She is survived by 9 grandchildren and 21 great-grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral 8:30 A. RICHARD L. KELLY'S, corner Long lane and Walnut Upper Darby, where friends may call Wed. eve. Requiem High Mj- io A.

M.i Church of St. Cyril, E. Lansdowne. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Parking for viewing. Church lot. Walnut st. and Shirley entrance on Shirley rd. LUKENS Aug.

30, 1971v ELSIE of 5 East Eagle Havertown. Survived by a sister, Mrs. Oscar S. Hart. Relatives and friends are invited to services 3 P.

M. from THE CHAD-WICK FUNERAL HOME, Athens ave. Simpson Ardmore. Int. Arlington Cem.

Friends may call at the funeral home after 2:30 P. M. Thurs. MclLVAINE Of 349 Lancaster Whitford, on Aug. 30, 1971, DONALD MclLVAINE husband of Sally Baker Mcllvaine, in the 55th year of his age.

Funeral- services from si. Paul's Episcopal Church, Glen Loch, on Sept. 1, 1971, at 11 A. M. Int.

in Northwood Down-instown. Pa. At the request of the family there will be no viewing. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Donald Mcllvaine Memorial Fund, co The West Whiteland Fire Exton, or The Chester County Hospital, West Chester, Pa. (TOWSON FUNERAL HOME) McKINLEY Suddenly, Aug.

28, ELIZABETH (nee Gross), of 1405 S. Etting beloved wife of Daniel J. and mother of John G. Survived by 3 grandchildren. Relatives, friends and members of Hope Presbyterian Church are invited to funeral services 10 A.

from the MILLIGAN FUNERAL HOME, 1346 S. 29th St. Int. Fernwood Cem. Friends may call Wed.

eve. MYERS Aug. 30, JOSEPH of 1827 E. Cornwall beloved husband of Pauline and father of Joseph Mrs. Mary March, Mrs.

Kathleen Glass-man and 4 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 9 A. C. RICHARD WHEELER FUNERAL HOME, Kensington ave. and Westmoreland st.

High Requiem Mass 10 A. Ascension Church. Int. New Cathedral Cem. Friends may call Wed.

eve. PFEIFFER Aug. 28, 1971, CAROLINE' E. GROHS, of 6405 Malvern wife of Frank E. sister of Christine D.

Chappatte, Gertrude Hogarth and Tillie Rettner. Relatives and friends are Invited to her funeral 9 A. from the McCULLOUGH FUNERAL HOME, W. cor. 63d st.

and Lansdowne ave. Requiem Mass, Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cress Cem.

Friends may call Wed. eve. PINSKY Aug. 30, 1971, MANDEL, husband of Sarah (nee Brownstein), of 6950 Kindred father of Mrs. Lillian Abrohms, Mrs.

Helen Superstein, Mr. Albert Pinsky, also survived by 2 sisters, 7 grandchildren S. 1 great-grandchild. Funeral service and interment will be private. Shiva will be observed at 6614 Eastwood St.

Arrangements by POLOWAY Aug. 30, 1971, SIGMUND, husband of Rose (nee Simpson), of 7243 Mansfield father of Merel and Mark Poloway. Relatives, friends and members of Pannonia B. Jewish War Veterans and Temple Sinai are invited to funeral services 11 A. M.

precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad st. Int. Mt. Lebanon Cem.

Shiva will be observed at 7243 Mansfield ave. PRINCE LOUISE August 30, 1971, of 2864 Garfield lane. Concord Park, Trevose, wife of Julius; also survived by 2 sisters, Ethel Williams and Marian Greene; 3 brothers, Robert, Henry and Edward Blackwell. She was an employe of the Dept. of Public Welfare for the past 24 years.

Relatives anil friAmis are invited to the view ing Sept. 3, 6 to 8 P. M. Services at 8 P. BAKER FUNERAL HOME, 2008 N.

Broad St. Int. Saturday, Sept. 4, 10 A. White Chapel Cem.

QUACKENBUSH COL. ROBERT age 43, of Moorestown, formerly of Edgewater Park, N. J. on Aug. 29, 1971, husband of Elizabeth father of Mrs.

Giles D. Harlow, and Lieut. Col. Robert E. Jr.

Also 8 grandchildren. Services Fri. 11 A. M. Post Chapel, Fort Dix.

Int. private. Friends may call Thurs. LEWIS FUNERAL HOME, 78 E. Main Moorestown, N.

7 to 9 P. M. Memorial contributions may be made to the Heart Fund. RADZINOWICZ (See RODGERS notice-1 RANDOLPH CAROLINE V. (nee Rehm), cf 407 Thomson Paulsboro, N.

J. on Aug. 30, wife of George C. Randolph, age 45 years. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral Sept.

2 at 8:30 A. M. from the PETRINI FUNERAL HOME, 300 W. Broad Paulsboro, N. J.

Mass of the Resurrection 9:30 A. St. John's R. C. Church, Paulsboro.

Int. St. Bridget's Glassboro. Friends may call at the funeral home Wed. eve.

REED Of 1913 N. Mascher suddenly, Aug. 30, 1971, MARY M. (nee Sokola), wife of the late Charles J. Reed; mother of Charles James Joseph J.

and Mrs. Marie Kilfeather. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral 8:30 A. from JOHN J. FLUEHR A SONS, 149 W.

Susquehanna. Requiem Mass at St. Boniface Church at 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. REGALBUT0 August 30, 1971, ALLISON, of 2723 Levick beloved daughter of Reno and Andrea (nee Leckerman) Regal-buto, sister of Helane and Eric. Services 11 A.

M. precisely, at ROSENBERG'S RAPHAEL SACKS, 4720 N. Broad St. Int. Mt.

Sharon Cem. Family will return to her late residence. Kindly omit flowers. RESNICK Aug. 30, 1971, YETTA (nee Foreman), wife of Isaac, of 141 W.

Walnut Park Drive, mother of Mr. Norman Resnick, Mr. Louis Resnick, Mr. Morris Resnick, Mrs. Rose Deitsch, Mrs.

Fay Russakoff, Mrs. Jean Wolf; also survived by 14 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. Relatives, friends and members of United Win-nitzer B. A. and Cong.

B'Nai Israel of Melrose Park are invited to funeral services 12:30 P. M. precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 4410 N. Broad St. Int.

Mt. Lebanon Cem. Shiva will be observed at 161 W. Walnut Park Drive. RODGERS Aug.

29, VERONICA F. (nee Czar-necki), of 6634 Roosevelt formerly of Shamokin, wife of the late John and devoted mother of Mrs. Anna Carr, Mrs. Jean Greena-way; 2 grandchildren, Mrs. Marie Vessels and Mrs.

Anne Medeiros, and four great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the LUCAS FUNERAL HOME, 120 S. Market Shamokin, Thurs. at 8 A. M.

Int. St. Ladislaus Cem. Viewing Wed. eve.

SARAC0 JOSEPH, Aug. 29, Of 412 N. 64th Phila. Survived by his wife, Laura (nee Finelli), his sons, Paul L. Sarco, Dr.

Stephen Vassalotti, Joseph Vassa-lotti, his daughter, Adelaide E. Zarelli, Aro'l'ine Rinaldi, Antoinette Massey, also 10 grandchil-oien. Kelanves and friends are invited to the funeral on 9 A. at the ROBERT L. D'ANJOLELL FUNERAL HOME, 6506-20 Haverford Phila.

High Mass, 10 A. St. Donato's Church. Int. Holy Cross Cem.

Friends may call 7 to 10 P. M. (Parking on premises.) Col. Robert E. Quackenbush (USA, director of Temple University's campus information services, died Sunday.

He was 63 and lived at 83 West-brook Moorestown, N. J. He was a 1931 graduate of West Point. During World War II, Col. Quackenbush served in the Far East.

He later was assigned to tours of duty in Japan, the Pentagon and with army eadquarters in Germany. From 19 5 8 to 1961, when he retired from active C0. Quackenbush duty, Col. Quackenbush was professor of military science at Temple. He then became director of corporate relations until 1968 when he was named head of campus information.

Surviving are his wife, the former Elizabeth Youmans; a son, Lt. Col. Robert E. 14 Illinois Aides Refuse to Plead In Panther Case CHICAGO (UPI). State's Attorney Edward V.

Hanrahan and 13 other law officials refused to enter pleas Tuesday on charges they conspired to obstruct justice in the aftermath of a police raid in which two Black Panthers were killed. "I do not recognize this as a valid indictment, and I make no plea at this time," said Hanrahan, who represented himself in court. Counsel for the 13 others followed suit. In a series of proceedings which were moved twice from one courtroom to another, four no-bills voted by the grand jury were made public. In returning the no-bills, the grand jury refused to charge Hanrahan and four others with official misconduct and refused to charge seven of the raiding policemen with voluntary manslaughter in the deaths of Mark Clark and Fred Hampton in the raid Dec.

4, 1969. Delaware Valley Deaths COHEN, Beniamin, 71, of 41 E. Sedgwick retired buyer of men's cloth-in for Gimbels. (Goldstein's, 6400 N. Broad CONNOLLY, Thomas P.

40, of 4 Stuart Glenolden, assistant actuary for Home Life Insurance died Monday at Fitzgerald Mercy Division of Mercy Catholic Medical Center. (Cavanauoh's Chester Pike and Garfield Norwood). FREY, Mrs. Bernard the former Marion Goldberg, 33, of 974 Thrush lane, Huntingdon Valley. (Rosenberg's Raphael Sacks, 4720 N.

Broad st.) OREBERMAN, Mrs. David, the former Rose Brown, 56, Presidential Apts. (Rosenberg's Raphael Sacks, 4720 N. Broad St.) HAHN, Albert 70, retired Air Force major, insurance representative, of 1vl9 Chestnut died Monday at Hahnemann Hospital. (Levine's, 1S12 N.

Broad St.) LACKTIS, Michael 55, of 7313 Lo-retto former policeman and retired state Investigator. (Bigenis Funeral Home, 311 Wharton st.) LEWIS, The Rev. Paul CSP, 60, of New York City. (Requiem, 10 A. Thursday, Good Shepherd Church, 207th st.

and Broadway, New York.) RESNICK, Mrs. Isaac, 71, of 141 W. Po. Foreman, died Monday at Einstein Medical Center, northern division. 44 10 H.

Broad st.) TICKNER, Mrs. Max, the former Fannie Kaonick, 70, of Brith Sholom House, 3939 Conshohocken ave. (Levine, 7112 H. Broad St.) TRININ, Samuel, 71, Penn Towers Apartments, 18th St. and Kennedy retired civil engineer.

(Levine, 1512 N. Broad St.) ZI6MUND. John 27, or Barnsville, formerly of Philadelphia, a coal miner. (Campbell's Funeral Home, Barnsville.) Flood Toll Is 52 In E. Pakistan DACCA, East Pakistan (UPI).

Flooding caused by heavy monsoon rains in the past month in East Pakistan has killed 82 persons and caused $150 million crop damage, government officials said Tuesday. They said the floods had damaged more than a million homes and drowned more than 500 head of cattle. The officials said the government so far has distributed $5 million for relief. DIVORCE SUITS BEGUN Gabriel, Cecelia A. vs.

Thome C. Lipford, James L. vs. Arlene. Barclay, Walter T.

vs. Margaret I. LaPenta, Maureen E. Conlin vs. Frank X.

3d. Gramlich, Thomas Harold vs. Linda Susan Vanderberry. Williams, Floyd Jr. vs.

Parrlsme Patricia. Naudascher, Ronald vs. Dlanne. Price, Norman M. vs.

Sherree M. Shirer, Anthony vs. Sarah Ann. Keys, Leanne Smith vs. Clifford.

AAoore, Robert L. vs. Llllie Mae. DIVORCES GRANTED Hagains, Katnerrne from Spencer. Magill, Sheila from Steven.

Desper, Emma from Robert M. Jackson, Joseph Leonard from Shirley Willis. Mc Kinney, Michael PatrlcK from Patricia Marie. Ermilio, Vincent B. from Jacqueline.

McCaulley, Patricia A. from Donald W. Adams, Ginette G. C. B.

from Donald. Thompson, Evelyn from Willie. Deaths Elsewhere Louis Armand, Former Head Of Euratom Louis Armand, 66, former president of the Common Market's atomic energy agency, Euratom, in His sleep at Villers-sur-Mer, France. A member of the Academie Francaise, Mr. Armand headed the nationalized railroad network in 1949.

He headed Euratom in 1958. Roy Brooks, 55, real estate agent whose addiction to truth made him a British institition, after a heart attack in London. A typical Brooks advertisement once offered "glum attic flat for rich midgets" and still sold. Brooks started his agency in 1934 and built it into one of the largest in London. Adm.

John H. Godfrey, 83, Britain's director of naval intelligence from 1939 to 1942 and director of the Royal Indian Navy from 1942 to 1945, in London. Vincent Lindsay Applegate, 77, whose ancestors helped lay out the Applegate Trail from Nevada and California to Southern Oregon, in Mil-waukie, Ore. M. Justin Herman, 62, director of the San Francisco Redevelopment Authority and a nationally-known expert on urban renewal, in San Francisco.

K-05 Death Notices ADAMS Aug. 29, 197t, EDWARD Of 5514 Ardleigh son of Eleanor M. Kirk and cousin of Bro. Hugh, F.S.C. Relatives and friends invited 7 P.

and 9 A. to JOHN F. MURRAY FUNERAL HOME, 1014-16 E. Chelten ave. Requiem Mass, 10 A.

at Immaculate Conception Church. Int. U. S. Gov't.

Gettysburg, Pa. ANDERS Aug. 30, 1971, MONROE of Ard-more. and formerly of Norns-town. husband of the late Gertrude S.

Anders and father of James M. and Harlev S. Anders. Relatives and friends are invited to services 1:30 P. from the CHAD-WICK FUNERAL HOME, Athens ave.

and Simpson Ardmore. Int. Riverside Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve.

from 7 to 9. Cassia Lodge ir273 F. A. M. service 8 P.

M. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to Perkiomen School, Pennsburg, Pa. BAILEY Aug. 29, GEORGE aged 78 years, husband of Eleanor (nee Tempest). Services 1 P.

late residence, 2519 S. 20th st. Friends may call Wed. eve. Please omit flowers.

BAYER Aug. 30, MARY, of 1404 Griffith wife of Albert, dear mother of Stanley M. Bayer, Mrs. Murray (Barbara) Matthews, Mrs. Alan (Janice) Snega-roff, Harvey Bayer sister of Louis Mallen, also survived by 7 grandchildren.

Relatives, friends members of PARC Aides No. 4 Si Deborah are invited to services 1 P. M. from THE REISMAN CHAPEL, 2317 North Broad Street. (Parking on premises).

Int. Mt. Lebanon Cem. Shiva observed at 822 Disston st. Contributions may be made to the Cancer Fund.

BILANCIA Aug. 29, PASCAL husband of Josephine DeVecchis Bilsncla, of 2424 E. County Line Ardmore, father of Louis Richard Bilancia brother of Mrs. Peter Amadio. Relatives, friends, employes of Haverford DeLaSalle Council No.

590 Cardinal Dougherty General Assembly of are invited to the FUNERAL HOME OF JOHN STRETCH, Eagle St. Denis Rds. (Oak-mont), Havertown, 7 to 9 P. M. and to High Mass of Requiem in St.

Denis Church, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Cross Cem. BUCHH0LZ EDUARD suddenly, Aug.

27, 1971, in Jefferson, Maine. Memorial Service will be held Sept. 1, at 8 P. at Evangelical Lutheran Church, Township line 8. Peach lane, Drexel Hill.

CANNON Aug. 28, 1971, of 23 W. Johnson Somers Point, N. and formerjy of 5223 N. 11th GRANVILLE G.

(TED), husband of Viola Walker Cannon and father of Mrs. Margaret Haman and Mr. Anne (Lola) Praizner. Relatives, friends and employes of SEPTA are invited to funeral 9 A. DINNIEN FUNERAL HOME, 5138 N.

Broad st. (cor. Duncannon High Requiem Mass, Holy Child Church, 10 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Wed. eve. CATULL0 Aug. 30, H971, WILLIAM, of 1440 Tasker son of Pasquale, brother of Henry, Ralph, Anthony, Dominic, Marion Manfredo and the late Nico-letta Castellucci, uncle of Alesandra Castellucci.

Relatives and friends invited to funeral Thursday, 9 A. from BALDI FUNERAL HOME, 1331 Broad st. Mass of Requiem, St. Thomas Church, 10 A. M.

Int. Holy Cross Cem. In lieu of flowers kindly make donation to the Doctors' Hospital, 1700 Vine st. CHAVIS Aug. 30, STANLEY S.

husband of Rae J. Chavis, of 324 Fairlamb Havertown. Relatives and friends invited to service 10:30 A. ROTHERMEL FUNERAL HOME, 57 S. Eagle rd.

(Manoa), Havertown. Int. Montrose Cem. Friends may call Thurs. after 9:45 A.

M. In lieu of flowers, please contribute to the American Cancer Society. CLARKE Aug. 30, 1971, MARTIN, of 2143 Fur-ley formerly of Bridgeton, N. and Co.

Mayo, brother of Mary Coury, Catherine Cowley, Margaret, Winifred Tabor and Julia. Relatives, friends invited 9 A. to JOHN F. MURRAY FUNERAL HOME, 1014-14 E. Chelten ave.

Requiem Mass '10 A. M. at Immaculate Conception Church. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem.

No viewing Wed. eve. iiP.li Sun Rises Sun Sets 6.27 A.M. 7.34 P.M. TUESDAY'S LOCAL REPORT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE Philadelphia.

August 31. 1971 EDT T. H. W.D.&V. Pr.

W. 6 A. M. 69 84 N-7 Clear 8 A. M.

70 81 N-9 0 Sunny Noon 72 71 ENE-15 Cloudy 2 P. M. 71 73 ENE-9 0 Cloudy Temperature; Humidity; W. ft. Wind, Direction and Velocity; Precipitation; Weather Conditions.

Through 3 P. M. Highest temperature A. 74 Highest temperature this dale last 101 years (1953) 100 Lowest temperature (7:00 A. 68 Lowest temperature this date last 101 years (1965) 45 Average temperature this date last year 72 Normal for this date 71 Excess for month through yesterday 55 Excess for year through yesterday 89 Total precipitation for month through yesterday 9.41 Total precipitation for year through yesterday 31 .54 Barometric Pressure: 6 A.

30.11 12 Noon 30.21 Inquirer Weather for Wednesday Based on Official Forecasts showers) '7 Vl2o2 r- I If UvXTO-S I 11 I WAKM I I I iJl 1 a r--i -v- or San Francisc. I bU St. Louis JVCi, 'jIJA i hot i ff TtZ LosAngelesV XHJ 1 okla. I. -J SSatfC" rSTl TT HOT tyChariertonjoTl I 0J I Phoenix um I I KJFAIR WARM New Orleans ahot nn i Miami no rn cloudy ss cold PARTLY STATIC CLOUDY VXjrT RAIN AIftFLOW indicates high air pressure, favorable weather and direction of movement.

indicates low air pressure, unfavorable weather and direction of movement..