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4-B 5Monday, May 7,1973 Philadelphia Inquirer K-C5 Death Natices aiUJi urn i-mii K-05 Death Neticet K-05 DeattKaticas Hawaiian Volcano Starts Forest Fires; Lava Covers Roads i Baw "9 "ffi A 0 Fire flickered along a 600-foot-long fissure and lava spurted from several vents. The night sky was lighted by a bright pink haze. Trees and lava from previous eruptions were bathed in a golden light Denver Flooded by Late Snow DENVER (UPI). A spring storm which dumped 14 inches of snow on the Colorado mountains and four inches of rain on the eastern plainsland Sunday forced evacuation along the South Platte river through Denver. Civil defense authorities said the river rose rapidly Sunday to two feet above flood stage, flooding low lying 'areas) and was expected to continue rising through the night and crest Monday at a level unreached since major flooding in 1965.

VOLCANO, Hawaii (UPI). Kilauea volcano spurted molten lava at least 100 feet into the air Sunday, sparking several small orest and covering roads near the cra-ter on the island x)f Hawaii, rocked 1y an earthquake 10 days ago. At the time of the eruption, hundreds of small earth-, quakes were registered on instruments at the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Ob- servatory. Some tremors? were felt 30 miles away in the city of Hilo, hardest hit by the April 26 quake, that caused close to $6 million damage. No.

injuries were reported in the volcanic activity. The park's chief ranger, Arthur Hewitt, said the volcano area had been sealed off "because it's just too dangerous." Several fires, sparked by me volcano spewing red and white-hot lava into forests on Saturday, were reported brought under control during the night Roads in the crater area were covered by lava. Lava1 could be heard gushing from the volcano, park rangers said, and the smell of sulfur was strong in the air. Jlif ill UPI Tclephoto PARTING from their parents seems to make Japanese royal children glum, although Crown Prince Akihito (left) and his wife, Princess Michiko, are all smiles. The royal couple, on their way to a goodwill tour of Australia and New Zealand, say goodby to (from left) Prince Hiro, Princess Nori and Princess Aya.

4 N.Y. Youths Beat ITlUlCVylUUUS Professor Official FniwsiKfn LAUFMAN MOLLIE May 5, Miami Beach, 'Fla. (nee Freedman), wife of the late Oscar, sister of Ella Klein, Rose Schwartz, Irving, end Lewis Freedman and Mrs Minnie Pertnoy. Relatives and friends 'are invited to services, 11 A. STILLMANS MEMORIAL CHAPEL, 4324 N.

Broad St. Int. Montefiore Cem. Shiva wilt be -observed at 2224 Glenview St. LIENERY ARTHUR, May 4, 1973, age 73 years, beloved husband of D.

Evelyn (nee Tschanz) formerly of 2921 father of Arthur H. and Howard Lien-ert; also survived by 5 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Relatives and. friends are invited to the funeral 8 A.M., HOLLEN FUNERAL HOME, 726-28 E. Allegheny ave.

Mass of the Resurrection Church of the Ascension, 9 A. M. Int. Greenmount Cem. Friends may call Mon.

eve. LIPMAN May 6, LOUIS, husband of Kathryn (nee Magee) of the Windsor 17th ft Parkway. Brother of Ida, Mary, Samuel, Morris and Mark Lipman. Relatives and friends are invited to services, 11 A. JOSEPH LEVINE ft SON MEMORIAL chapels, N.

Broad St. above 71st Ave. Int. Har Nebo Cem. MAY DORIS' of Southampton, Pa.

Died at Rock Hall, on May 5. Beloved wife of Frederick J. May, mother of Mrs. Joan M. Keller of Reading, Mrs.

Virginia M. Coates of Southampton, four grandchildren survive. Relatives and friends may call at the W. R. GRANT FUNERAL HOME, Street Rd.

8. 2nd St. pike, Southampton, Pa, i-t r. i-unerai trom funeral. nome, at 2 p.

M. MclNERNEY Suddenly May 5, 1973, ELEANOR nf 491, riniumincnn ct mil. nt John J. Mclnerney, mother of David, Christopher, Kevin, Peter, Timothy and Colleen. Relatives and friends invited to the funeral- Tuesday, 10 A.

KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, 263 Hermitage st. Mass of Resurrec- jion, noiy ramiiy 11 A.M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Monday eve.

MILLER CATHERINE ANN (nee aged 19 on May 4, 1973, of 118 Setau-ket Trail, Medford Lakes, N. wife of Wiliam and daughter of Mr. Mrs. Willis Howard and sister of Grady Charles Howard, all of Medford Lakes. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend tunerai services on Tuesday, 11 A.

M. at the LEON BERG FUNERAL HOME, 24 N. Main Medford, N. J. Friends may call Monday evening, 7-9.

M0NYAGUE May 4, 1973. MARIE A. (nee Adler) of Dutchtown Belle Mead, N. J. Wife of the late B.

Franklin Montague, Jr. Sister of Mrs. Helen A. Van Horn of Media, Pa. and Charles H.

Adler of Sarasota, Fla. Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral. 9:30 A. from her late residence. Mass of the Resurrec tion, 11 A.

St. Paul's Church, Princeton, N. J. Int. Holv Cross Yeadon, Pa.

Friends may call at her home, Tues. 7-9. Donations to the Heart Fund of Somerset County, Somervilie, N. J. would be appreciated.

MOORE May 4, of 711 Walnut Darby, GEORGE, beloved husband of the late Emma (nee Cuthbertson). Rela tives and friends are inivted to at tend funeral service, 11 A. at the MARVIL FUNERAL HOME, 1110 Main Darby, where friends may call aft. 10 A. M.

Tues. Contributions in his memory may be made to the John Chambers Memorial, United Presbyterian Church, 28th ft Morris Phila. 19145. Int. private.

MOORE THOMAS ANDREW, 1828 N. Van-Pelt on May 4, a retired teacher in Phila. School System, husband of Rheba (nee Pleasant). Relatives and friends are invited to viewing. 6-8 P.

M-, at KEENE'S FUNERAL HOME, 1939 W. Diamond St. Service 10 A. Episcopal Church -of the Annunciation, 12th ft Diamond -Sts. int.

Eden Cem. NELSON May 4, 1973, TERESE J. (nee Smith) of 574 Concord Warminster, wife of Georke M. Nelson, and mother of George, Thomas, -Kimberly, Scott and Terry. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral on Wed.

at 9 A. the DECKER FUNERAL HOME, 216 York Warminster, Pa. Int. Holy Cross Cem. Friends will be received Tues.

eve. after 7 at the Funeral Home. 0BERYEUFFER On May 5, 1973, DAVID husband of the late Edith (Cope) of 135 Hunt Club Lane, Newtown Square, Pa. Father of David V. Oberteuffer and Alleen Palmer, also survived by 6 grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to the service, 2 P. at the SPENCER T. VIDEON FUNERAL HOME, Garrett at Shadeland Drexel Hill, where friends may call one hour prior to service. Int. Hillside Cem.

PURNELL May 5, 1973. FLORENCE of Atlanta, Ga. She is survived by her husband. Commander Rodney K. Pur-nell, U.S.N.

(ret.) a son, R. King Purnell, Jr. of Atlanta, Ga. and her father Mr. Stephen Knappik, of Phila.

Funeral services May 7, at 12 noon at PATTERSON'S FUNERAL HOME, Oglethorpe Hill, Ga. Another service May 8, at 11 o'clock, C.D.T. at Ligon ft Bobo Funeral Home, Lebanon, Tenn. Int. the Wilson County Memorial Lebanon.

QUAY Suddenly May 4, 1973, RICE CHARLES, of 4127 Lauriston husband of Mary Lees, Brady Quay, father of Marie Flores, Susan Carola, Charles Louis Quay, stepfather of Donald, William, John, Joseph, Patrick Brady, and Mrs. Geraldine Miller and eighteen grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to the funeral service Wednesday, 9:30 A.M., KOLLER FUNERAL HOME, 263 Hermitage st. Int. Westminster Cem.

Friends may call Tues. eve. REN0UF Of Swarthmore, Pa. on May 2, ELIZA wife of the late E. Harrison and mother of Edna M.

Renouf and Dorothy R. Hopkin. Relatives and friends are Invited to services Monday, 11 A. M. Trinity Church, Swarthmore.

Int. west Laurel Hill Cem. Remembrances in her name may be sent to the Trinity Churcn Memorial Fund. Arrangements CRAFT FUNERAL HOME, 1801 Old York Abington, Pa. SAFRIN May 4.

1973, ELIZABETH C. SAFRIN (nee Rowan), of the Rittenhouse Savoy, wife of the late William Saf-rin, and mother of Mrs. Jules H. Bogaev, of Rosemont, and Robert W. Safrin, of Dallas, Texas.

Also survived by 7 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass of Resurrections Church of St. Patrick, 20th below Locust Tues. 10 A.M. Int.

private. SASSANYr Mey 4-ROY, of 41 40 Glenview beloved husband of Dina (nee March-Ini) Father of Diana Boppel and Josephine Gagliano. Brother of Michael. Also survived by 3 grandchildren. Relatives, friends, and employees of Lawrence McFadden Co.

are invited to attend his funeral Tues. et 8:30 A. M. at the PETNER FUNERAL HOME, 6421 Frankford Ave. (at Levick St.) Mass of Resurrection 10 A.

M. St. Leo's Church. Int. St.

Dominic's Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve. SEARCH Of s1426 W. Girerd May 4, 1973, THEODORE C.

M.D., husband of Lucy A. Search (nee Robinson) in his 89th year. Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services. 10:30 A. at JOHN F.

FLUEHR ft SONS, 3301-15 Cottman Ave. Inf. Churchville, Pa. Friends may call 7 to 10 P. M.

SHUGERY Of 5425 Haven Ocean City, May 4, 1973, GEORGE F. SHUG-ERT, M.D., husband of Alice A. and father of Linda Stone, Eileen Kelly and Jean Schalich. Formerly of Fair-hill st. and Tabor rd.

Relatives and friends invited to memorial services 2 P. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 5th st. and Nedro ave. Int.

pvt. The family will appreciate contributions to the Cape May County Rescue Squad, Ocean City, N. or to the Building Fund of Shore Memorial Hospital, Somers Point. SIMPSON May 4, 1973. Of West Phila.

EDNA (nee Ferron) mother of John Wisotzkey. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral Tues. 8:30 A. M. McCLURO FUNERAL HOME, 1665 Harrison Fkd.

Mass of the Resurrection 10 A. M. St. Dominic's Church. Inf.

Forest Hill Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve. after 7 P. M.

SNYDER" HELEN (nee Griffith), wife T)f H.arrT.- Snvder' May 6, 1973, of Hatboro. Relatives, friends, and members of Willow Grove Baptist Church are Invited to call Tues. eve. to attend the service. 11 A.

SCHNEIDER FUNERAL "Yorlt Rd- Hatboro. Int. Hillside Cem. SYERREYY DR "1 h. wilLard STERRETT, of Germantown, husband of Claire, father- o( Henry Ill, and Barbara Cieslak: el-tives and friends invited to service 7:30 P.M., KIRK ft NICE, 6301 Germantown ave.

Memorial contributions in his name to Phila. Council of Boy Scouts of America or Phila. College of Osteopathic Medical Library would be appreciated. SY0KES NEWTON, age 82, on May 6, in Hollywood, formerly of Professor Emeritus from Temple University in 1963. Survived by his wife, Gertrude S.

Stokes, and a daugnter, Mrs. Gale S. Frazier. both of Hollywood, Fla and a son, James B. Stokes, Indianapolis, Ind.

Burial service will be held on May at Stokes Chapel Cemetery, Crossville, III. (Arr. by FRED HUNTER FUNERAL HOME, Hollywood, P1- and THE CAMPBELL FUNERAL HOME. 609 W. Main Carmine, III.) TRUCHEL J973, 07 Levittown, formerly of Bridesburg, ANNA, dear wife of Alexander and devoted mother of Laura Sobieski, Helen Kaminski, and Regina Morgen-stern.

Sadly missed oy 6 grandchildren, 4 great-grandchildren, and sister Maryanna Zachodny. Relatives, friends. Sacred Heart. Rosary, and Queen Hedwtg Societies, Polish Bene. Assn.

Grp. 2, and Union of Polish re vited to 8 A. from E. FJUNEAl- HOME, 2614 Orthodox st. Requiem Mass 9 A.

sn John Cantius Church. Int. St Dominies Cem. Friends may call i ues. eve.

VALENYINI May 3, 1973, PAULINA, of 1706 S. porrance wife of the late Alfred and mother of Mrs. Rose Favacchia, Mrs. Mary Davis, Charles and lso, suIvive1 by eight grandchildren, fourteen great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to J.1?.- JL A- M- from PENNA.

BURIAL 1327 S. Broad st. st- Thomas Church, Holy Cros Cem. View ing Mon. eve.

lV. i. WAYYS vv Formerly of 2635 Emerald on May 4, 1973, WILLIAM husband of Viola Oberle Watts, and father of William Edward Eugene J. and Gerald M. and Mrs.

Shirley Ann Also survived by grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral, A. M. BYRNE FUNERAL HOME, 2315 E. Cumberland st.

Mass of the Resurrection, 10 A. Visitation B.V.M. Church. Int. Our Lady of Grace Cem.

Friends may call Mon. eve. WILSON On May 4. Of 2101 S. Simpson Sf.

IRWIN K. Husband of Edna M. (nee Ghenn). Relatives and friends are invited to services, Tues. 1 P.M..

UYE5KES FUNERAL HOME, 7031 Woodland Ave. Int. Northwood Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve.

If so. wish, make donations to the Cancer Fund. WIS0YZKEY See Simpson notice. WOLFE On May 4, 1973, of 5620 N. formerly of 3346 N.

Hope st SARAH ELLEN (nee Staniforth), beloved wife of the late William Wolfe; mother of Harry and Clifford Wolfe and Mrs. Mona Greenhalgh. Relatives and friends, also members of Olney Baptist Church, 70 Year Club of the Third Brethren Church are invited to the service 11 A. M. from the WILDE FUNERAL HOME, Front ft Westmoreland sts.

Int. Sunset Memorial Park. Friends may call Tues. 7 to 9. (Parking in the Wildey Lot.) WUESYNER BETTY, suddenly May 6, 1973, of Feasterville.

beloved wife of Charles F. Wuestner, and devoted mother of Scott Laura and David P. Wuestner. Service for relatives and friends Tuesday evening at 8, Feasterville Baptist Church, 5th Welcome lane, Feasterville, Pa. Int.

Wednesday, Sunset Memorial Park. Family prefers contributions be made to the Feasterville Baptist Church co Betty Wuestner Memorial Fund, Feasterville, Pa. 19047. (Arrangements WM. ROWEN GRANT FUNERAL HOME, Southampton, Pa.) ZIYY (S0L0FF) SADYE R.

(nee Levenson), wife of the late Joseph of the Uptown Home for the Aged, 7800 Bustleton ave. Mother of Mr. Hersch Zitt, Mrs. Fredella Chack and Mrs. Dova Aroeti, sister of Mrs.

Edith Quinn, Miss Jean Levenson and Mrs. Besse Neistadt, also survived by 9 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services, 1 P. precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 Broad st. Int.

Montefiore Cem. Shiva will be observed at 2770 Mower K-02 Cemetery Lots WHITE CHAPEL GARDENS, Feasterville. Choice lot, space for 4. Reas. EV6-2896.

on emoria 2)a REMEMBER THOSE YOU LOVED. no Portland OB MAY 2 MAY 25 Sun Sets Sunrise 7:01 P. AA. 4:55 A. M.

DELAWARE VALLEY NATIONAL WEATHER SUMMARY Showers and thundershowers will occur from the Eastern Rockies across the Plains states into the Mississippi will fall over the higher elevations of the Central and Southern Rockies. A few showers will occur in Northern New England. Fair and warmer weather will be over much of the1 nation east of the -Mississippi Valley. Partly cloudy conditions will be over the intermountain regions. It will be cloudy along the West Coast, with some rain along the Pacific Northwest Coast.

C00NLEY i 'I In South Sutton. N. formerly of Washington, D. C. and Wednesday May 2, 1973, DUDLEY age 64.

Services were held Sunday. Memorial contributions may be made Jo the New London Hospital, New London, N. H. 03257. COYNE Suddenly on May 4, 1973, JOHN of Oil.

N. 15th son of Thomas and Alice Coyne (nee Walsh). Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral 9 A. JAMES W. QUINN 2ND FUNERAL HOME, 6707, York rd.

Mass of the Resurrection 11 A. Holy Angels1 Church. Int. private. Donations to West Scranton Boys Club, Lafayette Scranton, would be appreciated by the family.

No viewing Mon. eve. O'AMICO RALPH, May 5, 1973, beloved husband of Lucy (nee Cotellesso) and father of Vincent, of 1146 Hollywood Upper Darby, brother of Ca-Tnillo, Mrs. Judith FerrtSnte, Mrs. Maria DiCamillo.

Relatives and friends of the Upper Darby Highway Dept. are invited to funeral Wed. 1 A. M. from PERRI'S FUNERAL SERVICE, 8645 West Chester Upper Darby (below Township Line).

Mass of the ResurrectionvlO A. M. St. Bernadette's Church. Friends may call eve.

7-10 Int. SS. Peter 6. Paul Cem. (Parkins -on premises.) D'ASCENZO May' 4, 1973, Of 803 Shadeland Drexel Hill.

Survived by his wife Giulia (nee Concordia), his son Bernard D'Ascenzo and his -daughter Maria DeLeo, also 7 grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the funeral on 8:45 A. M. at the ROBERT L. D'ANJOL-ELL FUNERAL HOME, 6506-20 Hav-erford Phila.

Mass of Resurrection 10 A. St. Bernadette's Church. Int. SS Peter Paul Cem.

Friends may cell 7 to 10 P. M. -(Parking on premises.) Contributions to the Heart Fund would be appreciated. DEVINE Of 6809 Roosevelt btvd. May 4, 1973, BEATRICE R.

(nee Pilley) wife of the- late John J. Devine, Sr. mother of John J. Jr. S.

Joseph H. Devine 8t Mrs. Dawn Szczepanski, also survived by 3 grandchildren, in her 66th year. Relatives 8 friends are invited to attend the funeral Tues. 8:30 A.

M. from JOHN F. FLUEHR A SONS, 3301-15 Cottman ave. Mass of the Resurrection the Church of Our Lady of Ransom 10 A. M.

Int. St. Dominic's Cem. Frienas may call Mon. 7 to 10 P.

M. FLICKINGER On May 5, 1973, JEDFORD son of Dr. Quentin R. and Ruth L. Flick-inger of 225 Wayne Lansdowne, brother of Brenton, Derek and Karuth, grandson of Mrs.

Irene S. Lehmann. Funeral service and int. private. The family would appreciate contributions in his memory be.

sent to Dr. D'ieras'si Special Hematology Mercy Catholic Medical Center, Darby, Pa. 19023. F0GARYY May 4, 1973, of 4926 N. 5th MARY beloved sister of Catherine Murray, Anna Meyers, Elizabeth Cunningham, Helen M.

and Richard A. Fogarty. Relatives, friends and BVM Sodality invited to her funeral 8:30 A. GIVNISH FUNERAL HOME, 5th st. at Lindley ave.

Mass of the Resurrection Church of the Incarnation, 10 A. M. Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Tues.

eve. Parking. FOX J. KEITH, husband of the late Prudence Kobler Fox, of 626 Hirst Havertown. On May 4, 1973.

Relatives and friends" are invited to funeral services, 11 A. M. at St. Faith Episcopal Church, Brook-line Blvd. and Allston Havertown.

Int. Arlington Cem. Memorial contributions to a charity of your choice will be appreciated. GLICKMAN May 6, 1973, MORRIS (Shorty), of 1111 Tyson ave. Brother of Mrs.

Anna Appel and Mrs. Betty Levit. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 11 A.M., precisely, "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad st. Int.

Montefiore Cem. Shiva will be observed at 1111 Tyson ave. G0RENSYEIN May 6, 1973, FRANCES (Feiga) wife of the late Nathan, of 110 Pacific Atlantic City, N. J. Mother of Mr.

Herman Gorenstein, Mrs. Shirley Alper and Mr. Joseph Goren, sister of Mr. Abraham Breiteru. Also survived by five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.

Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 12 Noon precisely. "GOLDSTEINS'," 6410 N. Broad St. Int. Har Nebo Cem.

Shiva will be observed at 4028 Xottier Drive, Lafayette Hill, Pa. HALES Suddenly, on April 26, 1973, RONALD beloved son of Robert H. and Evelyn Hales (nee Feather) of 339 Comly West Collingswood, N. J. Age 22 years.

Service will be private, at the convenience of the family. Int. Harleigh Cem. Friends may call Mon. at FOSTER'S FUNERAL HOME, Haddon and Lees Collingswood, N.

J. HALL May 4. 1973, Of 6150 Algard CATHERINE D. (nee Barrett), wife of the late Walter and mother of Rev. waiter Hall, Charles J.

Hall, and Kathleen Williams. Survived by 16 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Relatives and friends, B.V.M. Sodality invited to funeral. 9:30 A.

MCCAFFERTY FUNERAL HOME, 6126 Torresdale Ave. Mass of the Resurrection, St. Bartholomew's Church, 11 A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Tues. HARPER May .3, 1973. PAULINE M. (nee Haupt) of Linda Court Springfield.

Wife of the late William E. Harper and sister of Mrs. Violet Kimes of Aldan, and Mrs. Armeada Popper of Phila. Service for relatives and friends, 2 P.

OLIVER H. BAIR CO. SUBURBAN WEST, 301 West Chester Pike, Havertown, where friends may call after 12 noon. Int. Arlington Cem.

HASSEN May 5, 1973, of 3662 Midvale MARION G. (nee Kelly). Relatives, friends and employees of the Veterans Administration Hospital are invited to the funeral 9 A. FUNERAL HOME OF CHARLES J. MclLVAINE ft SON, 3711 Midvale ave.

Mass of the Resurrection, St. Bridget's Church, 10 A. M. Int. Westminster Cem.

Friends may call Tues. eve. HAYHEN Of Beech Haven, N. J. and Erden-heim.

on May 4, 1973, DOROTHY (nee Watson), wife of the late Stanley P. and mother of Ronald and sister of Clarence and Merrick and Florence Lynch. Relatives and friends, also Tacony Chapter 340 are invited to services. 2 P. the CRAFT FUNERAL HOME, 814 Bethlehem Pike, Erdenheim.

Int. Lawnview Cem. Friends may call from 1 P. M. Parking on premises.

Memorials in her name may be sent to The American Cancer Society, or Southern Ocean County Hospital co Mrs. Macdiarmid, Jennifer, Manahawkin, N. J. 08050. HINSKI ALOYSIUS on May 3, 1973, age 78 years, husband of the late Agnes, beloved father of Charles, William, Robert.

Aloysius J. and Harry. Relatives and friends are invited to his funeral Tues. A. at THE REMP- FER FUNERAL HOME, 4405-07 N.

5th St. Mass of the Resurrection, Church of St. Henry 10 A. M. Int.

Mt. Moriah Cem. Friends may call Mon. eve. after 7.

KAPLAN May 5, 1973. SIDNEY, hus- aand of Johanna (nee Quinn), of 505 W. Maple Merchant vi lie, N. brother of Florence Grossman and Lilyan Ginsburg. Relatives friends invited to services 10 A.

JOSEPH LEVINE ft SON, MEMORIAL CHAPELS, N. Broad St. above 7lst ave. Int. Roosevelt Memorial Park.

KENNEDY FLORENCE M. BOYLE, May 5, 1973, of 700 Cathedral and for merly of Germantown, wife of the late Richard J. Kennedy mother of Rev. Thomas R. Kennedy, Brother Stephen Kennedy, Richard William Joseph J.

Kennedy, Helen Yorke, Teresa K. 'Carr and Joan A. Smith. Relatives end friends invited to funeral Wed 9 A. FITZPATRICK ft SONS FUNERAL HOME, 425 Lyceum Rox.

(6000 Ridge ave.) Concelebrated Mass of the Resurrection, with Fr. Kennedy as principal concelebrant. Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, 10' A. M. Int.

Holy Sepulchre Cem. Friends may call Tues. eve. after 7. Expressions of sympathy, in the form of contributions to the charity of your choice, would be appreciated.

High Low Precip. Allentown 55'' Atlantic City 56 40 .00 Harrlsburo 60 44 .00 Philadelphia 58 46 .00 Salisbury, Md. 58 43 .00 Scranton 52 39 Trenton 58 46 .00 Washington 64 48 .00 Wilmington 58 39 .00 The huge 'amount of mois ture loosened rtock and mud slides, which flowed across Interstate and Federal highways west and south of Denver. The state highway department closed numerous highways because of the slides, and closed other highways because of the heavy snow. The National Weather Service issued flood warnings for lowlands along the.

entire South Platte drainage from Denver to the Nebraska border, a distance of about 150 milts. In Vicksburg, Miss, Army engineers planned to begin raising the level of about 200 miles of mainline levees along the lower Mississippi River today as a precaution against rising flood waters. More rain was forecast for portions of western Tennessee and Mississippi. Maj. Gen.

Charles C. Noble, president of the Mississippi River Commission, said the added dirt will raise the levees about, six feet above the predicted crest of the river, bringing them to the maximum flooding control which the system is designed to handle. The weather forecast called for more rain over portions of Tennessee and Mississippi on Sunday and today. K-05 Death Netices ALBER On May 5, 1973, TILLI (nee Jarit). Wife of Herbert K.

Alber, of 36 S. Brookside Springfield, Delaware Co. Mother of Leonore M. Rudisill. Also survived by six grandchildren.

Sister of Gisela Lakomy and Isle Holzer. Relatives and friends are invited to Mass- of Resurrection Wednesday 10 A.M. at St. Francis of Assisi Church, Saxer eve. and Rolling Springfield, Pa.

Friends, may call Tuesday evening 7-9 at the SPENCER T. VIDEON FUNERAL NOME, Garrett rd. at Shadeland Drexel Hill. Memorial gifts may be sent to the American Cancer Society, 1740 State Drexel Hill. Int.

private. BAKER On May THERESA C- (nee of Harleysville, wife of Jack R. and mother of Kelly and Whitney Baker. Relatives and friends Invited to funeral 9:30 A. The JAY- C.

KRIEBEL FUNERAL HOME, 464 S. Main Hatfield, Pa. Mass of the Resurrection, 11 A. Church of St. Marie Goretti, Hatfield.

Int. Holy Sepulchre Cem. Viewing Tues. 7-9 P. M.

Contributions to the Hematology Fund, care of Allentown General Hospital, would be appreciated. BARCAL0W LIDA (nee Leech), of Southampton, May 4, 1973, at the Homestead, Willow Grove, wife of the late S. H. Barcalow; mother of Harold Feastervllle, William S. H.

Barcalow, Southampton. Five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends invited to the funeral service, at 2 P. M. at the WM.

ROWEN GRANT FUNERAL HOME, Street Rd. and Second St. Pike, Southampton, Pa. Int. Church-vllle Cem.

Friends may call I P. M. until time of service. Memorial contributions may be made to the Dotterer Memorial Baptist Church, Second St. Pike 6v Windsor Churchville, Pa.

18966. BELL May 5, 1973, of 7021 N. 15th JAMES, husband of Ruth Bell (nee Linett and father of Mrs. Mae Kramer, survived by 2 grandchildren end 5 great-grandchildren. Relatives and friends are invited to the services 1 P.

at the BELL FUNERAL HOME, 6828 Old York where friends may call 7 to 9 P.M. Int. Northwood Cem. BLAIR On May 4, 1973, EMMA (ne Wolf), wife of Uaac R. Blair of 212 S.

5th North Wales, Pa. Relatives and friends are Invited to funeral services, in the C. HENRY LONGE-NECKER FUNERAL HOME, Main St. and Elm Ave North Wales, II A. M.

Int. private. Friends may call 79 P. M. Memorial gifts to Sanctuary Methodist Church, North Wales, would be appreciated.

BOOKBINDER May 6, 1973, RONALD, husband of Shirley (nee Passen) of 7039 Lvnford St. Father of Paula Bookbinder, son ot Albert and Evelyn Bookbinder, brother of Irwin Bookbinder and Mrs. Mona Potler. Relatives and friends are invited to funeral services 2:30 P. M.

precisely "GOLDSTEINS' 6410 N. Broad St. Entombment Roosevelt Memorial Park Mausoleum. Family will return to 7039 Lynford St. BROCK May 4, 1973, PAUL E.

Formerly of Sheffield Ave. Beloved husband of Celia (nee Jacobs), and father of Mrs. John Holmes and Edward Brock. Relatives and friends, also employees of Frankford Trust are invited to attend the funeral, Tues. 10 AM.

in the ALDWORTH FUNERAL HOME, Decatur Charles Sts. (7900 N. Frankford Ave.) Mass of Resurrection, 11 A. M. St.

Henry's Church. Int. St. Dominic Cem. Friends may calf Mon.

eve. Diplomat, NEW YORK (AP). A Liberian diplomat and a Rutgers University professor were injured early Sunday before an off-duty patrolman stopped a fight involving four youths, authorities reported. Police identified the two men as Richard Winston, 40, a deputy minister of public works at the Liberian Embassy in Washington, D.C. and Prof.

Emmett Dennis, 33, of Plainfield, N.J. Winston was admitted to Montefiore Hospital in satisfactory condition suffering from a concussion, authorities said, while Dennis was treated for bruises and released. Authorities said Winston and Dennis had left a Bronx house party just before the encounter with the youths. Police said the two men, who were on foot, were insulted, knocked to the ground and kicked near the home of Patrolman John Crowe. Authorities said Crowe broke up the fight while his wife telephoned for police.

Two youths were taken to the precinct headquarters for questioning. "Authorities said House Trailer Crashes Into Home in N.J. GREEN CREEK, N. J. (AP).

A house trailer struck a house here Saturday. No. one was injured in the early morning accident Police Chief George Seaman the Cape May County community said Francis Sellers, 20, of driver of the apparently, fell asleep at the wheel while southbound on Delsea Dr. The trailer smashed into the front of the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Bove, breaking windows and rousing the Royesjrom their sleep. Sellers' car flipped over, beside the trailer, after -first striking a utility pole on the opposite side of the. road. With Sellers were his wife and babyl Bove said, "I heard this big crash and my husband jumped out of bed. He told me to get up and get the Mrs.

Bove said it's the sec-' ond time a vehicle has run into the house. Two Quints Reported 'Stable PORTLAND, Ore. '(UPI). Diane and Scott, the youngest of the Anderson quintuplets born April 26, were reported in "stable" condition Sunday following their recovery from a condition that caused two of -the babies to stop breathing briefly. The two last week suffered from apnea, a condition that doctors describe as immaturity of the nervous system and lungs that sometimes afflicts premature babies.

they knew the identities of the two youths who escaped. Crowe was treated at the hospital for cuts and was released. Three Elected To Franklin Institute Board Three new members have been elected to the board of managers of the Franklihn-Institute. They are Dr. Helen O.

Dickens, R. Anderson Pew and Dr. Leo Steg. Dr. Dickens is the chief of the obstetrics-gynecology clinic and dean of admissions of the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.

She was the 1971 winner, of the Philadelphia Gimbels Award. Pew, a onetime roustabout of the Texas oil fields, is secretary-treasurer and manager of financial control of the Sun Oil Co. of Pennsylvania. He serves on the laboratories com-mittee of the institute. Dr.

Steg, who was named Philadelphia's "engineer of the year" in 1965, is general manager of the Space Sciences Laboratory, Aerospace Group, of the General Electric Co. A onetime toolmaker, he is considered an authority on space vehicles and re-entry systems. Two Cyclists Killed in Crash Special to The Inquirer WILLINGBORO, N. J. Two motorcyclists were killed and one injured Sunday when they collided with a car on the Beverly-Rancocas rd.

near Rose st. Police identified the victims as John P. Booth 3dr 19, of Oxmeade Burlington Township, the driver of one cycle and his passenger, Stephen Ward, 21, St. Albans, W. Va.

Ward died instantly; Booth died at 9:15 P. M. at Ran-cocas Valley Hospital here. The third cyclist, Steven Falato, 19, of 26 Edgemont lane, Willingboro, was admitted to the same hospital in" serious condition with' multiple fractures. The driver of the car was identified by police-as Thomas J.

Morrissey 34, of 48 Rittenhouse Willingboro The accident is under investigation by police. Headon Crash Kills 7 in Carolina DALLAS, N. C. (AP) persons were killed early Sunday when. two cars collided headon on U.

321 near about 20 -miles west of Charlotte. The Highway Patrol said the collision occurred at 1:45 A. when one car veered across the center line into the path of an oncoming car containing six young North Carolina residents. AREA FORECASTS Philadelphia and vicinity: Increasing cloudiness today. Highs around 70.

Lows in the mid 40s. Precipitation proba--bility 10 percent. Eastern Pennsylvania: Increasing cloudiness with a chance of rain. Highs in the upper 60s to low 70s, lows in the mid 40s. Southern New Jersey: MostiycJoudy with a chance of rain.

Highs near 70, lows in the mid 40s. Delaware, Maryland: Considerable cloudiness with highs in the low 70s, lows in the mid 40s. New York City: Fair and pleasant today. Highs in the mid 60s to low 70s. Lows in the mid 40s.

Manasquan to Cape May: Fair weather today. Winds from the south at 11 to IS knots, Visibility miles. i Cape May to Virginia Beach: Mostly cloudy today. Winds from the south at 5 to 10 "knots. Visibility over 5 miles.

Sweden Wants Title Chess Match STOCKHOLM (AP). The Swedish1 Chess Federation announced Sunday it will apply to host a world championship in Stockholm at which Bobby Fischer would put his title on the line with an undetermined challenger. According to rules of the International Chess Fischer has to defend the title in 1973.. He won it last year in Reykjavik, Iceland, over Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union. TheT-right to challenge the would go to the winner Jof qualification tournaments to be held around the worHU SUNDAY'S Time 6:00 A.M.

8:00 A.M. Neon 2:00 P.M. Temp. Hum. 46 S2 61 66 80 64 52 45 NATIONAL WEATHER High Low Precip.

Today Albany, N. Y. 51 41 .00 Pt.Cldy. Anchorage 47 32 .00 Pt.Cldy. Atlanta 73 46 .00 Fair Bismarck, N.

D. 68 36 .00 Pt.Cldy. Boston 56 45 .00 Pt.Cldy. Charleston, S. C.

73 57 .00 Fair Chicago 52 48 .00 Shwrs. Cleveland 59 37 .00 Pt.Cldy. Denver- 71 46 .53 Shwrs. Honolulu 84 73 .00 Fair Houston 72 68 .04 Drizzle Jacksonville, Fla. 76 45 .00 Fair Kansas City 73 56 .84 TShwrs.

Los Angeles 64 55 .00 Fair Miami 80 73 .00 Pt.Cldy. Minneapolis 60 49 .00 Shwrs. New Orleans 77 61 .00 Cldy. Phoenix 81 54 .00 Fair Pittsburgh 59 34 .00 Pt.Cldy. Portland, Me.

52 39 .01 Clrng. St. Louis 74 54 .20 TShwrs. San Francisco 61 48 .00 Pt.Cldy. Seattle 53 48 .00 Rain foreign Weather Local Time Temp.

Weather Athens 2 A.M. 66 Clear Copenhagen 1 A. M. 46 Clear London Midnight 46 Clear Madrid 1 A. M.

46 Clear Moscow 3 A.M. 46 Pt.Cldy. Paris 1 A. M. 48 Clear Rome 1AM.

64 Clear Sydney 10 A. M. M. M. Tel Aviv M.

M. Tokyo 9 A. M. 61 Clear Highest temperature: 67 at 3 P. M.

Highest this date since 1870: 89 in 1934. Lowest temperature: 46 at 3:40 A. M. Lowest this date since 1870 36 in 1891. Average this date last year: 59.

Normal this date: 60. Total degree days of temperature above normal, since May 1 through Saturday: 9. Total degree days of temperature above normal, since Jan. .1 through Saturday: 321. Total precipitation since May 1 through Saturday: .32.

-Total 1973 precipitation through Saturday: 17.41 Inches. Normal precipitation through Saturday: 12.92 inches. Barometric pressure: at 6 A. M. 30.02, Rising; at noon, 30.09, Steady.

Ocean water temperature on the Jersey shore: in low 50s. Sunday's Pollution Index: 3. The Air Pollution Index, compiled' by the Philadelphia Air Management Services, is a 1 (clean) to 10 (dirty) scale based on measurements of sulphur dioxide and particulate matter in the air in the last five years. Since concentrations have dropped in recent years, the daily reading usually is in the lower half of the scale. DECREE, DAY DATA 1 Saturday 13 Season through Saturday Normal through Saturday -4556 -5006 WEATHER Winds Precip.

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