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I OBITUARY Death Notices Johnny on the Spot Figl, 62, Dies; Austria Chief Vienna, May 9 (Special) Leopold Figl, 62, who became Austria's first post-World War -J II CD 03 I CP (NEWS foto by Hy Rothman) Pretty Gina Mallon beams as Dr. Robert W. Baird, chairman and founder of the Haven Fund, presents award to her News reporter-husband, John Mallon, at the Waldorf-Astoria. The Haven Fund, an organization dedicated to helping narcotics addicts, presented the award to Mallon for his writing on drug addiction. Raps Jewish Groups Af Caf holies' Council Jewish secular agencies which are "attempting: to lobby for theological changes among the Catholic clergy at the sessions of the Vatican Ecumenical Council" were sharply criticized yesterday by Moses I.

Feuerstein, president of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, representing more than 3,000 synagogues in the U. S. and Canada. FKRKARA Millie 343 E. 6th St.

Re-poinK- Provenxano-Laoza Funeral Home. 43 Second Ave. until IWednes- dayA.AI. FERTITTA Rosaria (nee D'Anrelo) of (Oo E. lUtb S.

Beloved wile of Vincent, devoted mother of Antomeiia Ac Salvaiore. also daug-hter of Giusep-pina and the late Andrew, sister of Kpipbano and Anthony. Reposinc at the Daniel Georje Son Funeral Home leioS-dtf Bain Brooklyn, until Tuesday. 8.45 A. 2S.

Requiem Mas St. Marks Church :30 A. M. Entombment St. Johns Cloister.

Visiting- hours 1 to 5 7 to 10J. M. tiAI.ASjio Joseph. Ret. N.Y.C.P.D.

lievotevl husband of Tneresa. Beloveil father of Nellie Crisei. and Joseph Jr. Reposimr at Ralph Aievoli Son F. H.

tor. Ave. Hoth St. Solemn Re-umem Mass. St.

Rosalia R. C. Church. Thursday A.M. t.AKlN( Maria L.

On Mav 9. 1965. Belovei wile of Ambrose. lear mother ol Frank and Victoria Favttta. Sister of John Francheiu.

Reposing Waller B. mike Funeral Home. 1 W. IKinh Bronx. Reuuieni Mass Saored Heart hurch Wednelay lo Intermeut St.

Raymond's Cemetery. Jennie Of 19 Conselyea St. Devoted wile of Daniel. Lovinr sister of Michael and William Gallo. Repos-inf at Orlando Funeral Home.

ttH Lorimer until Tuesday, A. M. Solemn Reiuiem Mass at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R. Church.

9:15 A. Ji. Interment St John Cemetery. 1-IIJIKKT Albert C. Attornev.

On May 9. lMt5. Devoted father of Albert C. and Annie. Dear brother of Louise A.

Oilhert. Reposing at Walter B. Cooke Funeral Home 117 W. St. Funeral st.

Martin's Episi-opal church. 1-J-Jd St. and Lenox Wednesday. 1 P.M. KK William Henry Sr.

Slid" denly on Mav 7. 19t.i1. Hu-band of the tale Dorothv (ioe(elr Devolel father of William Henry Adolpb. John Goebeler and Ann Watson Also survived by It trandchildren Serv at The Fairrhild Chanel. -J-'imis Hillside Ave Queens Village L.

I. Monday at 830 M. HACK, Char! T. On Mav 7. 1985.

Re-loved fattier Charles Dear brother of l.orelta S--hneider. Frank Dalv. William and Matthew Hale. Roour at Eneson Encson's Chapel, ftoo stale ft kltn N. until Tnes-lav.

BA M. Interment Calvary Ceme-terv I Rom-. Ave. R-loved wife of Belfronte. Ivoted mother of Nicholas A Carlo Also survived by 3 crandchildreo.

Rosemane. Anthony Jennie Repo-tnr at Batl Funeral Home. Kent Ave, until Tues 9 A M. MEXIMtl. A Salvaiore May 9.

1965 Of 175 l.aks St Beloved hu-'lanl of Mary Iear father t.f Rose. Mary. Itf-nano, Loui. Joiteiihine and There lar crandlather of i R-poaine at Chaprl w. 6-h St Uitli Mas Sts, Simon and June R.C.

Church on Wednesday, lo 13 A M. E. Director. IIMII.I. Isabel.

nee CoilK-cO. Belovetl mother of Peter and Canda-. 1 an-ivl. Lovinc dauchter of Victor -aol Marv (-oiuc'i Fond sister of lere.a. Franii.

Ralph. Anthony ami Margaret Petn Refme at Coster i nneral Cl.aoel Cor. 76 St and Wood-si. I Ave Etuiiillrst until Wnl. SAM Solemn Huh Mjm.

St. Sebastians Chur.h 9 AJf. Intermrnt alvary ri-tI Mary IneeMeYore) On May lln.i. Of hi Country Vdlaa: Lane. East Islip.

beloted mother of Joe and Jl-mr. Danny and tira-e. and Mane. Arthur and Cam, Vad and Fred Mario and Irene. Gloria and IWimini'.

I-nvm of 14. Dear ter of John R-lo-tiiu -l Ch-iwl -'iKS W. th Si Hith M-s "'s Simon and Ju 'e B.I.'. Church Wednesday. 9-30 K.J(.rf!n?i.

Pi-e-tnr. Kl it I Loin. Beloved w.l of tior-ard Mother Ftna- i aruso and hild-en Repi-mr Whit 1' Farm.otr.la! LI Mix at K-lian R. C'uircV Wsl. BAM Interment.

'-I Cemetery. Visiting ttrs PM. St KPII I Antonio. Beloved husband r.f late Mmhelina. devoted father of Iratik Susan Santis Ralph and Ann Rep.i(tur st Farena Bros, Bronx Br.t H.o AHerton Ave Funeral Tuednv 3d A Mis.

of Reo.uem ta. Philip and Jame Chur. 9 A. M. IBF.I I I Mana.

wffe of it late Prof. inno S. itwlli. Repostnsr at Greenpoint haix-is kintfslaii.l Ave until Wejneslc- 9 AM ke.ttiem Mass Our of Mount arioei Chur.h (t -to A M. Anthony A Scibe.li Son.

Director. M'ERONl. holas. Stl ld-nly May SlS" Beloved husband of Evelvn. Dtvoi.

father of Linda and Iiemse tur broliier of William and Jean Maratm. Reposm at John Dnrmi 4c Sous Funeral Home. 1121 Morris Par Ave nr. Wiliiamhriie Kd Funeral Wednesday 9 AM. Soiemn Key Chureh ol a 5A AKRANTIXtV John" Beloved husband of Anne.

Devoted father cf Joseph. Brother of Aniselo and arma Rpntr at Romano Funeral Home. White Plains Road Requiem Mass iWedneAla.v, lu A lmiuatulate Cotiividoin Church EI.OXA Fortunato Of ltl.SO W. 9th t. tin May S.

Sttrvive.1 hv beloveil wile Anweima. DcvoUtI father of (Walter D. and Mrs. A. Fanti Javmr rat.lfaiher of John and Stephen Reponnsf mt Cusimann) and Ruseo.

'Jooj tjih SI until Wednes- day A IRITO -Rosalie. On Mav 9. 19(15. Lovinif daughter of the late Margaret and Vlto. Dear sister of Josef.

and Louis. Also survived bv 7 nie- and nephews. Reposing at R. P. Draeo Funeral Home.

43-1(1 30th Astoria. L.I. Arrangements to be completed. ZAXAZZI Pietro. At Vineland.

N. J. Former owner of Belvedere Restaurant. Belnve.1 husband of Alice tne Solaril. Reposinir at F.

H. 30( E. l(4lh St. Masonic Services bv Lodre No. F.

anil A.M. on Wed at PM Iniemient Thursday at Woodlawn Cemetery. Visitinit his. 2-d. 7-10 P.M.

"iiii DIGNIFIED iii 'iiif-i if ulstatALS -m from $250 Finest service lowest cost 9 Modern funeral homei lerv-ing greater New York Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens Phone CY 5-0700 Horowitz Dies; Ex-Judge and Deputy Mayor Charles Horowitz, 72, retired Family Court judge and former deputy mayor of New York City, died yesterday at Mount Sinai Hospital after a brief illness. He lived at 924 West End Ave. Horowitz was born in Jersey City and came here as a child. He became active in the Democratic Party and was an assistant cor- Charles Horowitz Long an active Democrat poration counsel in. the 1920s, helping to write the New York legislation for construction of the George Washington Bridge in 1926.

At one time he was also counsel for the Port Authority, which built the bridge. Roosevelt Campaign Horowitz managed the successful Congressional campaign of Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr. in 1949. In 1950 he was named deputy mayor by Mayor Vincent Impellitteri. Horowitz was appointed to the Domestic Relations Court in 1955.

It later became Family Court, from which he was "retired in 1963 at the mandatory age of 70. A service will be held in He brew Tabernacle, 605 W. 161st at 11:30 A.M. tomorrow. S.

SIDNEY SILVER A service for S. Sidney Silver, 7i tpHtvH 'pn-ark attornev. will hf hrfh in the Suburban Chanel of Philip Apter Son, 1600 Springfield Maplewood, at noon todav. Silver, who lived at 251 S. Harrison East Orange, died Saturday at the Somerset Valley Nursing Home in Bound Brook after a stroke.

ELDEN S. MILLS Philadelphia. May 9 (AP) Morris County (N.J) Judge El- den S. Mills, 56, who served six terms a3 the New Jersey repub lican assemblyman and twice was acting governor in 19o, died todav in Hahnemann Hospital of a heart ailment. He was Assembly majority leader in 1956 and speaker in 1957.

Hospital to Start Project HELP Beekman-Downtown Hospital will begin its observance of National Hospital Week at 10 A.M. today when it launches Project HELP (Hospital Emergency Life- saving Procedures). The hospital will give Deputy Mayor-City Administrator John Connorton and Deputy Chief Inspector Gordon F. Dale, commanding officer of the police department's auxiliary service division, the first copies of cards bearing the information, Dial 440-1234 for Ambulance or Emergency." Howard S. Cullman, president of the hospital, is scheduled to make, the presentation in the main lobbv of the hospital at 170 William St.

i I 1 i ut i in ii i n-i l'n" II chancellor after spending 68 months in Nazi concentra-tino camps, died here today. He died six days before he was to attend ceremonies marking the 10th anniversary of the treaty that end ed the occupation of Austria Leopold Figl by the Western Allies. Figl was chancellor from 1945 to 1953. He then became foreign minister, in which capacity he signed the end of occupation treaty. Fought Communist Coup He had survived nearlv si years in concentration camps at thausen after Adolph.

Hitler's seizure or Austria. Russian troops freed him in April, 1945. In 1950 he successfully resisted an attempted Communist coup. When Nikita Khrushchev used a 1960 Visit to th Malt.hann camp site to deliver a violent at tack on the Boon government. Figl defended the West German leaders, declaring that they weiej anti-Nazis and reminding Khru- shchev that Stalin ran concentra- tion 'camps, too.

ROY C. MARCUS Beverly Hills, May 9 (Special) Roy C. Marcus. 61, chairman of the board of the Pennsylvania Life died here yesterday of cancer. In the late 1930s he established the Marcus insurance agencies throughout the nation which he merged with the Pennsylvania Life Insurance Co.

i in 1955. Death Notices I Death, In Memoriam, Matt and Acknowledgment Notices i Afjj- tt tilrphonJ lo THE ATTS by -your funeral director lo P.SI. far the next day's paper. Telephone talk on Saturday before 2 P.M. Vbone ML'rrsy 2-12)4 Al.IOKlo ronnni (nee hr- iovtni mother vt Brunn ainj Itaio.

K-j ijo-iuff Richard Morgan unerai Hnmr, -iol liOlh Hew Yen 15. Srw Jt-rsry. Kequi-m M3-S. St. Josf uu I Church, lurstlay.

loA. Mj I BAHBAKA Krnk. 4515 Ave. bruukiyn. Beloved huaband of Anna.

IM-nr latiier of L-illian. JiMt-nhm H-r. i ami Jean Uartolom, Renoomir t'hapei. 1401 fctitil unit! Ttieiay r-'; BifLfcK Patri. J.

On May 8. lfcwttl At lii home. W. Couch Nurwaik. Conn.

I mil bis retiremeni ni em-Moved for years in ttie distnci attorney Ji.T. C. Service on Tuesday. 11. at St.

I.alilau B.C. Chllrcb. at 10 A.M. Interment Gate oC Heaven. Mount Pleasant.

Ji.Y. I Bl TI.KB Teresa M. (nee Wanleli). Cm I -May y. iyti5.

Beiovet wife of the, late i Joseph. Ie voted mother of Theresa I Mailo. William. and fiutier and tlie latA Marv nH ttn Joseph Butler. Iear sister of William.

I Lillian and Kose Wardell. Ao stir- D'C10 urandehidren. RrtiMinr at th Leo F. Kearns Funeral Home. ll.t-.'i.

I.effcrt near Liherlv Ri.fi-monU Hill. Funeral Wednesday. A.M. Solemn of Rwiuiem Our J-ady of Fenetiial Help Church. :13 A.M.

Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. CAPBA Ettore Ed). inWenlv on May H. Beloved husband of Amelia. Devoted father of 2 children.

Reposing at Bovertown Chapel. st Webster Bronx Funeral Tuesuay 10 AM Miehael Sroroza Chapel. Ine C'ARLINO Calog-ero On MifirBiia" Beloved husband of Josephine. DevoKd father of Lillian Bru.ruleri. Marjrher-ita Salina.

Mane Brueculeri and I. aura. Reposing- at Joseph Farensa Sons, Queens Chapels. Ditniars until 10 A M. Requiem Mass St.

Mels Church. 10-43 A.M. Interment St. Raymond's Ceme-. tery t'K'KRO Nicholas Mav fl.

Beloved brother of Mary. Nettie. Jennie, and Millie. Reposing at LaVeeehia F. H.

273 Molt St. Solemn Reouiem M3s. St. Palmk'i ChurcU Thursday. A.M.

IOIIOI.A Louis. Reposimr at Farena Bros. (Bronx Branch). 930 Allerton Ave. Funeral Tuesday.

9 A. M. COSTANZO -Grace M. On May 8. 105.

of Shore Parkway. Brooklyn. Beloved wife of Philip. Dear mother of Thomas and Andre. One 1 rrand-dausrhter.

Repowinir at Davide Funeral Home. S801 13th Ave. Solemn- Requiem Mass St. Finbar's R.C. hnn-li.

Wedhesday. 9:30 AJ1 Interment St Charles' Cemetery IM1INO Donato. Beloved husband of Lucia. devoted father of William Rose Mane. Repoini at Riverdale Funeral Home.

5(44 Broadway. Funeral Wednesday. 0 A. M. NL.

"2 r'-' and doctrinal amendments Addressing 1,000 guests at the annual dinner of his organization at the New York Hilton, Feuers- tein noted that the council re cently adopted a new schema which absolved theJews of the canard of deicide." Slaps "Pressure Groups" Feuerstein maintained that "the Jewish secular pressure groups render a great disservice to the welfare of Jewry by engaging in programs intended to revise Catholic teachings, liturgy and catechetical doctrines. "These operations he added "tend to diminish the dignity of the Jewish community and to create situations which are highly detrimental to better interreligi-ous understanding. The Catholic Church alone must determine whether it wishes to change its theology, dogmas and principles." Mayan Cemetery Found in Mexico Merida, Mexico, May 9 (AP) A cemetery of the ancient Mayans has been discovered on the grounds of a rural federal school in the town of Ekmul, 12 miles from this Yucatan Peninsula city. Manuel Castaneda Ramirez, an officer for the National Institute of Anthropology and History, announced the discovery. He said archeologists found underground structures estimated to be 1.300 years old.

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64141. Bob Jr. Gets Scholarship Mayor Wagner's son' Kobert F. and four other New York City area residents have been awarded Marshall Scholarships to study for at least two years in British universities, the British Information Services announced yesterday. Young Wagner, a Harvard graduate, will study modern history at the University of Sussex.

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