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CO OBITUARY Gas nightmare is ended by an officer's $4 plug Mott's swept up in push to be broom st. A dancing lion led the way yesterday as the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association and the I Love A Clean New York organization went on a sweeping tour to kick off a Clean Chinatown Campaign. In a major Apple Polishing drive to upgrade one of New York's most popular tourist areas, scores of Chinatown residents, youths and merchants joined Benevolent Association President Ping Kee Chan and Stephen O'Neil of I Love A Clean New York to launch the effort. Led by a member of the Chinatown Community Young Lions, the group CHARLES F. BOMER Charles F.

Bomer, 89, of N.Y., an accountant and associate of multimillionaire Vincent Astor, has died in Lynchburg, it was reported yesterday. Bomer became associated with Astor in 1929, whose holdings included the St Regis Hotel, the United States Line and Newsweek magazine. Bomer was the Astor representative at the St Regis and was director of the magazine and shipping line. Bomer died Saturday. TINE W.

DAVIS Jacksonville, Fla. (AP) Tine W. Davis, 66, a Montgomery, entrepreneur who helped build Winn-Dixie food stores into one of the nation's largest supermarket chains, died in a Jacksonville motel Wednesday, apparently of a heart attack. Starting with a Miami grocery store, Davis and three brothers built a grocery chain expected to gross $5.3 billion this year. SALOMEA NOW AK SCHMIDT Cleveland (AP) Salomea Nowak Schmidt, 81, a pioneer in working with the mentally retarded, is dead, it was reported yesterday.

Schmidt received the Catholic Pro-Ecclesia Medal, the church's highest honor for lay service, from Pope Pius XII. A past vice president of the National Council of Catholic Women, she was a founder of the Council for Retarded Children, a prototype for similar organizations across the United States. BE AN APPLE POLISHER "Finally a policeman rang my bell and that's when I left," she said. Police said the leak was caused by a pressure valve that had stuck in the open position beneath the cylindrical body of the truck. THEY SAID THAT Caulder had done "exactly the right thing" by leaving the truck and summoning help.

Ritter Transportation sent its safety coordinator, John Griffenback, to the scene yesterday afternoon. He joined with police- and fire officials in an attempt to off-load the truck by siphoning the remaining propane through a pair of plastic tubes into another gas truck parked alongside. A police spokesman explained that off-loading was a tedious procedure that had to be performed while firemen continued to hose down both trucks with the cherry picker. By late afternoon three attempts to cap the defective valve, which is necessary to complete the off-loading process, had failed, according to Fire Chief Frank Cruthers. At least two persons said they had become sick from the fumes and they were taken to the Columbia-Presbyte rian Medical Center.

Two elderly resi dents who were bedridden when police entered their apartments also were taken to the hospital. JOSEPHINE MURPHY, a receptionist who usually drives across the bridge to her job in Cresskill, N.J., was among the thousands of motorists virtually stranded in the monumental traffic jam. She said she called her boss to explain and he replied: "You'd better swim across the river." Julius Kahn, a 70-year-old retired manufacturing plant supervisor, was trying to return to his apartment at 700 W. 178th St when police began enforcing the evacuation order. "I couldn't figure out what was going on," he said.

"I just wanted to go eat lunch. I was hungry." He was not allowed back inside. (Continued from page 3) the Connecticut border, more than 15 miles away. Motorists who turned to the Lincoln and Holland tunnels as alternate routes did not fare much better. Both tunnels soon were jammed, and overheated vehicles compounded the problems.

POLICE SAID Caulder, 40, driver for the Ritter Transportation Co. in Rahway, N.J., noticed the fumes and heard a hissing noise as he was approaching the 178th St exit ramp. Caulder reportedly had picked up the gas which is used as a fuel for motor homes and factories and is a raw material in the production of petrochemicals in Linden and was delivering it to Trumbull, Conn. Realizing the danger, he immediately parked the truck, raced down the ramp and called police from a pay phone. Within moments, hundreds of safety officials were at the scene, and police and fire officials agreed that the area had to be evacuated.

One police official said the department-wanted to move in its giant Huey helicopter, lift the tank off the bridge and fly it away. The Fire Department reportedly rejected that proposal as too dangerous. COPS AND FIREMEN fanned out into the neighborhood and began ringing bells and knocking on doors, telling residents they had to leave immediately. Superintendents were told to open the doors of apartments where there was no answer. Many residents thought the police were kidding.

Many didn't want to leave. Police and firemen were patient, but they were firm: Everybody had to go. Grace Saiswaitz, 75, was one of the tenants forced to leave the building at 385 Fort Washington Ave. When she heard the banging and shouts in the hallway, she thought "a lunatic" was on the loose. handed out merchant-reponsibility booklets, in English and Chinese, and litterbags.

Chan said the 60 groups -in the CCBA, including the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and the Chinese Restaurant Association, had agreed to support the clean drive. The cleanup will be carried out in part by workers of the Summer Youth Employment Program with equipment supplied through grants from Xerox, Mobil and the City Investing of which O'Neil is vice chairman. "The Chinese youths assigned to this summer youth project have had the opportunity to improve the appearance of their own neighborhood while receiving a meaningful work experience," said Violet Mitchell, director of field operations for the summer job program." Donald Flynn 3 found slain in Calif. Oakland, Calif. (AP) Three bloodied bodies, bound and with bags over their heads, have been found beside a jogging trail in Joaquin Miller Park here, according to police.

McDonnell Douglas chairman is ill St Louis (UPD James S. McDonnell 81, chairman of the McDonnell Douglas Corp. and one of the country's greatest air and space pioneers, was reported seriously ill yesterday. Company officials said McDonnell was suffering from a circulatory problem and was resting at his home. McDonnell is a co-founder of the McDonnell Douglas the second largest defense manufacturing firm in the country.

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(nee Dolan). On DEATH NOTICES August ftou. ueioved wite ot tne late Richard J. Devoted mother of Mrs. Margaret Hansen, Miss Loret ta V.

Kenny, Mrs. Helen Repko. August 4, i80. Native ot wickiow, Ireland. Reposing at EDWARD D.

LYNCH SON FUNERAL HOME, 43-07 Queens Sunnyside, L.I. Mass of Christian Burial Queen Of Angels R.C. Church 9:30 A.M. Interment at St. John's Cemetery.

SCALZILLI John A. On Aug 7, 1980. Beloved husband of Cornelia. Devoted father of Gloria Caruso, Victoria Sabato, Susan Salica and Connie Palazzo. A'so survived bv 7 grandchildren 4 great-grandchildren.

Reposing a- SA8 AT I NO FUNERAL HOME 323 Ave. Bklyn. Mass St. Brendan's Church A.M. Sat.

Interment Greenwood Cemetery. GUAR I NO Santa (Sadie). Beloved wife of the late Philip. Devoted mother of Joneen Connor Richard. Also survived by 4 grandchildren 2 Brothers.

Reposing at THE D'AGOSTINO FUNERAL HOME, 702 Rhinelander Ave (White Plains Rd) Bx. Funeral Mass St. Dominic's Church, Sat. 1 P.M. Interment St.

Raymonds Cemetery. Visiting hrs P.M. BURNS Caroline A. (nee Murphy) Also survived by 7 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren 2 sisters, Mrs. Helen Brogan and Mrs Edna McKenna.

Reposing at The O.B. Davis Funeral Home, Nesconset On Wednesday, August 4, 1980. Lady Grand Cross of The Equestrian nrripr nf The Hoiv Seoulchre of Je CELENZA Paolo. Beloved husband of Anna. Devoted father of Elda Santarpia, Diane Celenza, Claire Ciafone Anthony.

Also survived by 7 grandchildren. Reposing at FARENGA BROS. (Bronx Branch), 920 Allerton Ave, Funeral 9 A.M. Mass at St. Lucy's Church, 9:45 A.M.

SAARI Leona F. (nee Brady). On rusalem. Beloved wife of Jeremiah Hwy (Rt. 347), Port Jefferson Station, N.Y.

Visitation Sat. Sun. 2-5 8. 7-20 P.M. Funeral Mass Mon.

10:15 A.M. St. Gerard Maiella J. Burns. L-'evoiea morner ot Carolyn A.

O'Brien. Also survived by 5 grandchildren. Reposing Macken Mortuary, 52 Clinton Rockville Centre, L.I. Mass of Christian Burial, St. Agnes Cathedral, Sat.

Aug. at 10 A.M. Interment St. John's August 6, ivso. i-ormer aancer or team Lenore and Charles.

Beloved wife of Carl. Devoted mother of Charles. Dear sister of Kenneth Brodv, David Bradia and Honor Botos. Reposing at WALTER B. COOKE FUNERAL HOME, 117 W.

72 St. NYC. Service Sat. 1 PM. Interment Rose Hills Cemetery.

R.C. Church, Port Jefferson Station Interment L.I. National Cemetery, Pinelawn, L.I. HENDERSON Madeline C. (nee Crimmins).

On August 4, 1980. Beloved wife of the lats Harvey J. Devoted mother of Marguerite Wick-man, Harvey C. Henderson and Sgt Timothy C. Henderson, USMC.

Dear sister of Myrtle I. Crimmins. Also survived by 10 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren. Funeral from the THOMAS F. FARLEY FUNERAL HOME, 44-13 30th Ave, L.I.

City, Saturday 9 A.M. Funeral Mass St. Anastasia Church, 9:45 A.M. Interment Calvary Cemetery. rmptfrv.

Midd Vil age, N.Y CUSIMANO Thomas. Beloved husband of Lucy. Dear father of Ca-mille Gallo, Barbara DiPietro, Debbie Vitale. Fond grandfather of Kim, Mark, Kara Robert. Reposing SCOTTO FUNERAL HOME, 104 1st Place, Bklyn.

until Mon. Mass Mother Cabrini Chapel 9:30 A.M. LAMA Joseph. On August 6. 1980 TEOYANO Alexander On August 4, I960 Of Yoiktown Hgts, N.Y.

Formerly of N.Y.C. Husband of the late Florence (J.mith) Troyano. Beloved father of Michael and Kenneth. Brother of William, Frank, Matthew, Rose and Pauline Trovano and Mrs. Alary Santare.

Also survived bv 3 grandchildren. Mass Monday, l1 A.M. at St. Patricks Church, Yorktown Hgts, Interment Gate of Heaven Cemetery. Calling hours at tile CLARK FUNERAL HOME INC.

Yorktown Hgts, Fri, 7-9 P.M., Sat Sun 2-4 7-9 P.M. Beloved son of Louis Mary. Dear brother of Antoinette Massa, Joanne Family will receive friends 2-5 7-9 P.M. In lieu of flowers, tions to Mercy Hospital. Rockville pi yi SALAMON6 Thomas E.

Beloved centre preterreg. LomDarai, Maria Lama Louis. Loving grandson of Gamiano 8. Dorothy Scalfani. Reposing at the ANDREW TORREGROSSA FUNERAL HOME, 1305 79th Bklyn til Sat.

Mass St. Athanasius 9:45 A.M. son ot waiinew a. joan Lnee onen-tine). Loving brother of Donna Marie Digaglia, Matthew, Joan Frank.

FuneraHrom SCHUYLER HILL FUNERAL HOME, 3535 E. Tremont Bx. 9:30 A.M. Mass of Christian Burial St. Frances de Chantal Church, 10 A.M.

Interment St. Raymond's Cemetery. Visiting hrs. Sat. 2-5 7-10 P.M.

McQUADE FAMILY DIRS. DONOVAN Harry D.D.S. On Ar-gust 6, 1980. Beloved husband of Flora K. Dear father of Timothy, Dr.

William, M.D., Katherine Aferi-at Stephen. Also survived by 6 Funeral Mon. 9 A.M. rom The McLaughlin Sons Colonial Home, Third Ave. 97 Bklyn.

Mass of The Christian Burial, 9:30 A.M., Our Lady of Angels Church. IN MFMORIAM CALABRESE Lucy (nee Digflio). Beloved wife of the late Thomas. Devoted mother of Angie Meringolo, Rosemary LaRocca Thomas. Sur- vived by 5 grandchildren.

Dear Sister of Mary Corbo, Millie D'Angelo, Grace Carmello Joseph Digilio. Reposing DaHill Funeral Home, 2525 65 Bklyn. Mass of Resurrection at St. Ephrem's Church, Sat. 9:30 A.M.

LOLL Ann. On August 6, 1980. Beloved mother of Alana Loll. Reposing at W. THEO LUTZ SON FUNERAL HOME, 48-08 Forest Ridgwood.

Religious Service HOLMES Fredrick, R. On August 6, 1980. Loving husband of Monica. Beloved father of Fred John 8 Eileen Lenz. Brother of Roslyn Belma, Dorothy Smith, Alice Lutz Charles F.

Also survived by 11 Grandchildren. Funeral Services Fri. evening at 7:30 P.M. Funeral From FRANCIS X. HATTON FUNERAL HOME, INC.

36-46 Bell Blvd, Bayside, N.Y. on Sat. 9:30 A.M. Interment St. Catherine Cemetery, Spring Lake, N.J.

Visiting 2-5 8. 7-9 P.M. ANTON ELLA Ralph. Eighth Annl-y versary In Heaven. Dad I miss you.

In my prayers. Love. Mickey. r.ivt. t-uneral 10 a.m.

Interment Linden Hill Cemetery. Visiting Hours, 2-5 7-10 P.M. SAVARESE Catherine (Kitty) of McCann John J. 20 Years Today. Cj Your're Gone But Never Forgotten, ra Mass Offered.

Love, Wife Mary, ENRIGHT Sadie. On August 6, 1980. Beloved wife of the late Thomas. Loving mother of Thomas Enright Alice Bligh. Dear sister of Edward, Joseph, Sam Anna.

Also survived by 8 grandchildren 3 great-grandchildren. Reposing at O'SHEA-HOEY FUNERAL HOME, 2913 Dit-mars Blvd. Astoria. Mass at Immaculate Conception Church, Sat. 10:15 A.M.

Interment Mount St. port Kicney, t-ia. on August 6, ivao. Wife of Genaro. Mother of Marie McCole, Phyllis Feeney Anese Morgenstern.

Sister of Helen La-Sorella Angelina Albanese. Also survived by 5 grandchildren. BELL FUNERAL HOME. Hudson Fla. CALABRESE Alfonso Suddenly on Aug 4, 1980.

Husband of Elena (Nee Diorlo) Caiabrese of Stanfordville NY, Formerly of Bklyn. Father of Joseph Alfred Caiabrese Mrs. Angela Gullotti. Funeral Mass celebrated Mon 10 AM. Immaculate Conception Church Bangall N.Y.

Visiting hrs Sat Sun 3-5 7-9 P.M. Peck Peck Funeral Home Pine Plains N.Y. MARTIN Bessie. On August 4, 1980. Native of Castleblaney County, Monaghan, Ireland.

Wife of the late John. Beloved mother of Mary and Brother John F.S.C. Funeral from PARK ABBEY, 1430 Unionport Road, Bronx. Mass of the Resurrection, St. Helena's Church, 9:45 A.M.

Mary's Cemetery. SPINELLI Joseph D. Formerly of McGOWAN Margaret V. Aug 8, 1978. 2 years in God's care.

Our Ipve end prayers. Your family. Death Notices, In Memoriam, Mass and Acknowledgment Notices In New York (212) 949-2076. On Lone Island (516) 485- GIUGA Louis. Beloved husband of KEATING Thomas Jr.

(Ret. Sr. Vice President Moody's Investment Service) On August 7, 1980. Beloved husband of Margaret (nee Clarke). Devoted father of Robert, James, Edward, John, Martin, Margaret Flaherty, Mary Anne Mazzucco, Elizabeth, Fond brother of Edward, Mary Canllf Anne McNamara.

Loving grandmother of 13. Reposing DENIS S. O'CONNOR FUNERAL HOME, 91-05 Beach Channel Drive, Rockaway Beach. Funeral Mon. Mass of the Resurrection 10 A.M.

at St. Francis de Sales Church, Belle Harbor. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Visiting begins Fri. 7 P.M.

2-5 and 7-10 Sat. 8. Sun. McATEER Mary Louise (nee Egan). On August 4, 1980.

Beloved wife of Daniel M.D. Loving mother of Richard James M. and the late Daniel A. Also survived by 10 grandchildren Funeral Saturday, 9:15, from the McMANUS FUNERAL HOME, 2001 Flatbush Bklyn. Mass 9:45, Our Lady of Refuge Church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Paterson, N.J. Bayside, Queens. On Aug. 7, 1980. Father of Joseph D.

Jr. Brother of William, Michael, Helen Klntler Mary McAdams. Also survived bv 3 grandchildren. Reposing at KOYEN FUNERAL HOME, 319 Amboy Mutuchen, N.J., Sat. 2-4 7-9 P.M.

Funeral Mass, 9 A.M., St. Francis R.C. Church, Mutuchen. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery, Bronx. CAPICH Christ.

On August 5, 1980. Beloved father of John, Ann Albret-er, Peter, Joseph, Andrew Steven. Loving grandfather of 11 grandchildren 8 great-erandchHdren. Reposing at JOHN. J.

BARRETT SON FUNERAL HOME, 424 W. 51 St, NYC. 2-5 4 7-9 P.M. Thursday Friday. Funeral Mass 10 A.M.

Saturday Sacred Heart R.C. Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. oioria (sugar). Devoted lather ot Carmine, Charlotte, Louis, Guy.

Adored son of Catherine. Affectionate grandfather of S. Loving brother of Vito, Antoinette Spota, Carmine Rosarlo. Reposing Colonial Funeral Home, 2819 Highland S.I. Until 9:30 A.M.

Mass of Christian Burial. St. Charles Church. 10 A.M. GUIDETTI FUNERAL HOME, Olr.

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