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THIRTY-SIX THE BRIDGEPORT POST, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1969. Fairfield Un Nine to A 1 MM men and women will bt to Fairfield university MNdent's Advisory counc the 4jVmember group bold its trail-annual meeting at th Unkrwtity's Camput Center BWfrew morning. Newcomers to the council in elude five residents of the grea cr Bridgeport area. They ar Mri. Elizabeth J.

Paget, Job (HCwfe and Carl K. Wolfe, a of Fairfield, and John F. Me chant of Bridgeport. Others appointed to the advi cry board' are R. Lyman Wood of Dtfrieo; Taylor of Riv enWe.

N.Y.; Charles J. Can of Malha, N.Y., and Gcorg KOMI of New Canaan. After greetings and Introduc tioni by the Very Rev. William C. Mclnnes, president of Fairflel university, the council will a Vide into project groups to re questions prepared by staf members.

They will consider severa areas of major concern to co leges today. Demonstrations, co- educationi university services and operations, the structure the iiniversity and question of a trl-partite government, and par ent relations with the school wil be the topics reviewed. Following a luncheon, the 43- htember board will reconvene io general business session and- a report of the project group activ ities. These semi-annual meetings" the advisory council offer an opportunity for leadership of community to exchange views with the president. In addition, members serve on committees during the yea which consider special questions and offer specific advice to the president.

FIVE ON FACULTY ARE PROMOTED Edward J. 1 Llston, president Housatonic Community College Stratford, has announced the, promotion of five part-time fac ulty members from lecturer to adjunct assistant professor. They are Norman Hadad, Zephyj road, Trumbull; Vincen Irving. 39 fceading road, Trum bull; David-'Lawrence, 136 Pala drive, Stanley Lessler, 415 Katona drive, Fair field and George Tatangelo, 262 Putting Green road, Mr. Hadad is adjunct assist ant professor of accounting.

He has the BS, 'BA, and -MBA degrees from the University Bridgeport; Mr. Irving is adjunct assist ant professor of "business. He has the BS from the University of Bridgeport and MBA, from New York university. Mr. is adjunct assistant professor of business.

He has the BA, from Syracuse university and the MA from the University of Bridgeport. Mr. Lessler is adjunct assistant professor of business. He has the BS, from Tufts univer- sity of Connecticut. Mr.

Tatangelo is adjunct assistant professor of business. He has the AS, from the University of Bridgeport and BA, from Central Connecticut State College. WAN IS HOSPITALIZED; DRUG OVERDOSE SEEN Leonard Topar, 21, of 186 Lovers lane, Fairfield, was found unconscious yesterday at 7: 05 p.m. in the men's room of a service station in Fairfield of what police believe to be an overdose of narcotics. Police said Topar is known as a drug addict.

Police were called to the service station at 975 Kings highway after Topar's brother, Michael, 18, found him lying on the floor. Topar was taken to Park City hospital, where his condition was reported as fair. Michael Topar told Det. Robert Russo that he had driven his brother to the station. After waiting about 10 minutes for his brother to come out of the rest room, he entered it and found him.

Police said a spoon, similar to the type used for narcotic injections, was found on the floor beside him. 2 STUDENTS ACCUSED OF BANK HOLDUP TRY WILLIMANTIC, Conn. (AP)-Two University of Connecticut students face charges of robbery with violence in what police called an attempted holdup at a bank Thursday afternoon. They were identified as Richard L. Giampo, 21, of Valley Stream, N.Y., and Joseph Mine- berg, 21, of West End, N.J.

Police said the two men handed a note to a teller at the Willimantic Trust Co. demanding money-- but left without taking any. They were apparently un- armed, police said. Giampa and Mincberg were picked up at their apartment in a Coventry. ii iversity Adds Advisory Unit BAY STATER NABBED IN INCIDENT A Massachusetts man was arrested yesterday at 4 p.m.

in a phone booth at the D. M. Read store, 1050 Broad street, after a store detective observed him act- Ing suspiciously. Everett MacNutt, 34, of Lynn was charged with bread of peace, resisting arrest, am possession of controlled drugs after struggling with police who found a quantity of pills on his person. MacNutt was held in lieu of bond pending Circuit court appearance.

Detective Raymond Dorsch am Patrolmen Charles Martin anc 3erald DiJoseph made the arrest after MacNutt was taken into custody by Special Policeman Kenneth Masser. ARTIST NAMED AT HOUSATONIC With plans for art as a reer program in the near future Sdward J. Listen, president iousatonic Community Collej has added sculptor-painter vid Lewis Kintzler, as the se ond full-time faculty membe of the art department of the co lege. Starting in the spring Hois tonic will offer, courses in ign, sculpture, ceramics, lette ng and history of modern ar in addition to the history an appreciation of art and th drawing and painting course which have been a part of th art program since 1967. Hurt Chernow, assistant pr essdr of art and director of tl College Art collection is a ful time faculty member.

Otiie members of the department ar idmund J. Butler, and Mi ton Lebowitz, part-time. Mr. Kintzler has his Bach or's in Fine Arts, and Master Arts majoring in paintin rom Kent State university am he Master's Degree In Fine Ar rom Syracuse university 1967. He taught as a gradual assistant at the School of A and the School' of Architeotur it Syracuse university and fo he past two years was instruc or of drawing an'd sculpture a he Kansas City Art institute Cansas City, Missouri, where was acting chairman, sculpture department; in the 1968 a 1 semester.

He was awarded first priz at the Livingston Arts associa Ion, Outdoor State. Show, Liv honorable mention at -the Meni6ei Surfed Interne tional exhibition, Philadelphi "rint club and honorable men ion at the Annual Outdoor 'Stat Art Gallery of Soiit )range. South Orange, N. J. las had one-man shows and ex libits throughout the country.

AREA ARRESTS WESTPORT State Polic Troop arrested 31 driver lid issued 11 warnings on mot vehicle law violation charge 'esterday. Fairfield county are rivers -arrested are as follows Anthony J. Zoanczewicz, 37, 16 Winding lane, Norwalk, fo owing top closely; Michael I Harris, 34, of 16 Morriingsid rive South, Westport, speet ng; Marc J. Mitrani, 20, of iurnham Hill, Westport, speei ng; Charlotte Mlllhauser, 55, 00 Carlynn. drive, Fairfield peeding.

Also, Royal Benedict, 41, 6 Lounsbury avenue, Norwalk, ailure to drive in the establish- lane; Carroll W. Pratt, 60, Murray street, Norwalk, im-. roper entrance to a. controllec ccess highway; Joan K. Smart, 2, of 20 Avenue Norwalk, Deeding; Jo Anne Abel, ,32, 6 Roosevelt terrace, Fairfield, ailure to drive in the establish- Also, Herbert K.

Shay, of, 146 asapequa road, Fairfield, "de- ective muffler; Charles Ban- roft, 63, of Ferris Hill. road ew Canaan, failure to drive 'a easonable distance apart; Car- 1 P. Harm, 24, of 197 Flax Hill oad, South Norwalk, speeding. Also, George G. Kain, 40, of Xy 2 Raton road, Rowayton, fol- owing too closely; Grady L.

mith, '59, of 79 Sixth street, ridgeport, failure drive in the stablished lane, John A. Kristy, 1, of 204 Hoyden's lane, Fair- eld, operating under the influ- nce of alcohol; James R. Gus- avsson, 26, of Newtown turn- ke, Weston, illegal possession marijuana, illegal giving of arijuana to another. IR FORCE CONTRACT GIVEN CITY A WASHINGTON-- The awarding )f a contract for $2,680,658 from he Air Force to the Dynamics Corporation of America, Bridge- ort, was announced today Congressman Lowell P. Weicker, r.

The contract is for the the pro- uction of diesel generator sets nd the work is to be carried out i the Bridgeport plant. SHARKS BAR HUM FOR 26 ON PLANE a Man Among Crewmen of Illfated Navy Craft ATSUGI, Japan (AP) Frog men were dropped from helico ters today to search the water of the Tonkin Gulf for 26 victim of a crashed U.S. Navy suppl plane, but had to be pulled ou because of sharks, the Navy ported. Spokesmen said the twin-e gined C2A Greyhound aircra gave no hint of trouble before plunged into the gulf off th coast of Vietnam Thursday, was on a routine flight carryin mail and supplies from Cu Point in the Philippines to th aircraft carrier Constellation. A three-man investigatin board was convened at Cu Point, near Subic Bay.

A tanker aircraft and two stroyers, dispatched to th crash site 15 miles from the ca rier, reported sighting wreckag but no sign of the five crewme and 21 passengers. The Navy said the five crew men included Paul K. Moser, 2 son of pran Moser of Hartford and Mrs. Virginia Mose of Newington, Conn. GIORDANO ASKS NEW PRIMARY STAMFORD (AP) Mayo Bruno Giordano's bid for a reru of the Democratic primary-which he lost-- was argued in Su perior Court yesterday.

Giordano lost by six votes challenger Paul Kuczo la Thursday and a recount oh Sa urday reaffirmed the first tally But the -mayor, who had wo the endorsement of the part organization, charged that th primary should be held all ove again because the Democrat registrar of voters did not pro vide polling places with separat lists of registered Democrats. The registrar, Mrs. Mary McCauley, said she had give each polling place a list of a registered; voters. Superior Court Judge Otto La Macchia took under advisemen a motion by Kuczo to rejec case. Kuczo said th the court bad no jurisdiction i the rria'ttep.

Win the primary, Kuc zo will still be on the ballot i the Nov. since qualified by petition as an in dependent candidate. WEICKERWANK (UPl), Rep Lowell' P. Weicker charginj government was the fiiiancia "angel" of Twentieth Cenfury Fox's film "Tora, Tora, Tori, called Thursday for Justice department collection of $134,37 owed to the U.S. Navy.

The Connecticut Republica said he will ask i Navy Secretary rohn Chafee to have the Justic department begin collection pro ceedings 'on the June 12 bill plu interest on the debt. The bill left unpaid by Fox wa for shipment last December of its World War planes aboard th aircraft ''carrier' Yorktown from San Diego to Hawaii to film Darryl F. Zaniick's movie abou Japan's sneak attack on Pear larbor. Weicker said it was intolerabl the government should "be 'th backer, the angel of the produc tion of a film company at a tim of such high interest whic Twentieth Century Fox shoul pay just like the rest of us." Weicker said the Navy had no even billed Fox for use of its air craft carrier until he criticize! use of the Yorktown. The film company claimed it could not fine an adequate alternate way hipping the planes to Hawaii.

LAIRD BACKS RESOR IN GREEN BERET CASE AIR FORCE ACADEMY, Colo UPI) Defense Secretary Mel vin R. Laird said Thursday ompletely supports the way Army Secretary Stanley R. Reso landled the murder case involv ng green berets in Vietnam. Laird told a News conference the Air Force Academy the irector of the Central Intelli Agency (CIA) was within le law when he ordered agents ot to testify in the matter. Laird and Resor's decision to rop charges against the' six pecial forces 1 members was just- tied.

The Secretary said the men ould be assigned anywhere they equested and could return to ietnum if they wanted to. BRIDGE WINNERS Duplicate bridge winners al IB Jewish Community Center's Monday afternoon group session ere Mrs. Robert Horen and rs. Bernard Simmons. Win- ng the evening group's open air championship were Barey Tarinelli and Walter Rampe, rst place, and Mr.

and Mrs. rry Kocgel, second place. OBITUARIES I wiHtT L. Bally, Sr. Services for Walter L.

Ball 71, of 799 Huntington turapik former owner of the Bally Tran portatlon company, who diec Thursday in Bridgeport hospita will take place tomorrow at p.m. in the Albert W. Spea funeral home, 1222 Fairfield av nue. The Rev. E.W.

Johnso rector of St. Mark's Episcopa church will officiate. Burial be in Lawncroft cemetery. Mr. Bally was a member of th Bridgeport Traffic assoclatio and the Connecticut Quarter Ce tury Traffic club.

Survivors are a son, Walter Bally, Jr. of Broomfield, Col a daughter, Mrs. Warren Bliss of Shelton; eight gram children; a niece and a nephew Fred Elwyn Chase Services for Fred Elwyn Chase 55, of 634 Laurel avenue, wh died Wednesday, will take plac Monday in the W. M. Marvin Sons funeral home, Elizabeth town, N.Y.

The Henry E. Bishop and So funeral home, 1139 Fairfield ave nue is in charge of local arrang ments. Mrs. Joseph Demyan Services for Mrs. Mary Basha Petrik Demyan, wife of Josep Demyan, 350 Summerfield av nue, who died Wednesday, wi take place tomorrow at 8: 15 a.m in the Adzima funeral home, 59 Arctic street, and at 9 o'cloc in St.

John the Baptist Ca patho-Russian Orthodox Gree Catholic church. The Rev. Joh Markovich will offer the vine Liturgy. Burial will be i St. John's cemetery, Stratforc Panahedeon services will tak place tonight at 7:30 o'clock in th funeral home.

Herman Fennel! Services for Herman Fennel 87, of 104 Applegate road, Fair field, a retired real estate tit researcher, who died last nigh in his home, took place toda in the Green funeral home. Sanford Hahn of Congregatio Rodeph Sholom officiated, an burial was in Rodeph Sholom cemetery, Fairfleld. Born in Poland, Mr. Fenne lived in Fairfield 35 years. Survivors in addition to are his wife, Mrs.

Minni Sanders Fennell of Fairfield; an a grandson. Mrs. John G. Gombar Services for Mrs. Mary Pujda Gombar, 79, wife of John Gombar, 412 iBond street, wh died Tuesday, took place toda in St.

Ambrose with requiem Mass. Burial was in St Michael's cemetery. Mrs. Isaac Hull Private services for. Mrs.

Li lianTalmadge Hull, 98, widow Isaac Hull of 793 Broad stree Stratford, who died yesterday ii Park Avenue (Convalescent hosp tal, will place tomorrow i the Dennis and D'Arcy funera lome, 2611 Main; street, Stratford The Rev. Raymond Worster, pas tor of the First Congregationa church of officiate and burial will be in Lakeview cemetery. Born in Fair Haven, Mrs. 'Hu lived in. Stratford for 83 years She was a member of the Firs Congregational church of Stra ford.

She is survived by two daug ters, Mrs. George Eklumd an Miss Grace Hull of Stratford; tw grandchildren; three nieces an a nephew. Jack Kean Services for Jack Kean, 45, Brecksville, Ohio, formerly Fairfield, and the Cleveland dis tributor for Pepperidge Farms who died Tuesday in "his home will take place tomorrow at 9: 3 a.m. in the Cassidy, Dillon an Wood funeral home, Brecksville Michael MIgliozzi Services for Michael Migliozz 79, of 690 Sylvan avenue, a retired employe of the State High way department, who died Thurs day in his home, wijl take plac omorrow at 8:45 a.m. in th juis A.

Abriola and Son funera home, 426 East Washington avenue, and at 9:30 o'clock in Ou Lady of Good Counsel churc with a requiem Mass. Burial wil be in St. Michael's cemetery. Born in Naples, Italy, Mr Vligliozzi was a resident Jridgeport more than 50 years le was a member of the Stat Highway Department Retiremen association. Survivors are his wife, Mrs Maria CutrufeUo Migliozzi; a son Anthony Migliozzi of Trumbull three daughters, Mrs.

Catherin iealey, Mrs. Constance Pavia and Mrs. Mary Parniawski," all Bridgeport; nine grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; anc several nieces and nephews. Services for Samuel S. Pa- ano, 54, of 445 Soundview venue, Stratford, who die Wednesday in his home, will take Iace tomorrow at 9:45 a.m.

in the Spadaccino and Sons funeral lome, 499 Washington avenue, and at 10:45 o'clock in Holy tosary church with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in St. Mi- lael's cemetery, Mrs, Anthony Papcun Services for Mrs. Eva Maco apcun, of Father Panik village, idow of Anthony Papcun, who died Thursday in Bridgeport pHal, will take place Monda at 8:15 a.m. hi the Adzima ft neral home, 591 Arctic stree and at 9 o'clock in Sts.

Cyr and Methodius church with requiem Burial will be i St. John's cemetery, Stratford. Born in Czechoslovakia, Mrs Papcun was a resident of Bridge port many years. Survivors are. six' sons, Jbh Papcun, of Trumbull, Michae Papcun, of Shelton, -Joseph Pap- am, of Long Island, N.Y.

Pau Papcun; of Portland, Fran and Anthony Papcun, of Bridgeport; a brother, Charles Maco of Bridgeport; a sister, Mrs Paul Philip, of Bridgeport; 1 grandchildren; 21 great-grand children; and several nieces am nephews. Stephen Pentelel-Molnar Services for Stephen Pentelei Molnar, of 35 Glendale avenue who died yesterday in St. Vin cent's hospital, will take place tomorrow at 3:30 a.m. in th Lesko funeral home, 1390 Fai field avenue, and at 9 o'clock i St. Stephen's church with a re quiem Mass.

Burial will be 1 Mountain Grove cemetery. Born in Budapest, Hungar Mr. Pentelei-Molnar was a res dent of Bridgeport 17 years He was an employe of the Bridge port Metal Goods, company. Survivors are his wife, Mrs Helen Marton Pentelei-Molnar; son, Dr. John Pentelei-Molnar M.

of San Diego, tw sisters, Mrs. Helen Pinter of New York city, and Mrs. Elizabet Bekey of Budapest; two grand children and several am nephews. Johannes W. Plnkse Services for ''Johannes (Dutch) Pinkse, 67, of 1240 Fair field avenue, who died Tuesday will, take place tomorrow at 8:3 a.m.

in the Wilmot, West ant Goulding funeral home, 1209 Pos road; Fairfield, and at 9 o'cloc in St, Peter's church. Burial wi be in St: Michael's cemetery. Stephen Phrtey Services for Stephen Piste (Pishtey), 81, 356 Horac street, who died Tuesday, too place in Holy Ghost Rus sian Orthodox church with th Right Rev. John Kiyko, pastor officiating. Burial was in Lake view cemetery.

Mrs. Patty' ifuglio, Services for Mri! Jennie Pa raspolo Puglio, 5S; formerly. Madison Patsy wHb died Wedhes day, will take, place, tomorrow at 8 a.m. in the Ptrente-Lturo funeral home, 559 Washington avenue, and at 9 o'clock in St Raphael's church with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in St.

Mich ael's cemetery Services Allan. J. Rice; 581 Laughlin road West, Strai ford, who died Thursday morniri in Bridgeport hospital.Swill tak place tomoirow at 2 p.m. in th Wilmot, West and Goulding fun eral home, 1209 Post road, Fair field. The; Rev.

Noble victar of St. Luke's Episcopa church will officiate. Burial wi be-in Mountain Grove -cemetery Mr. Rice was a carpenter em ployed by the Lycoming divisio if Avco. He.

was 4 32nd degre tfason, a member of the America lodge, AF and AM of Stratford Survivors are his wife, Mrs Vivian Fanning Rice; and sever al cousins. Charles J. 'Ritchie Services for Charles J. Ritchie 59, -'of 127 Merriam street, who died Tuesday, took place today in the First United Methodis church with the Rev. Waiter Scrahton, pastor, officiating Burial was in Lakeview ceme tery.

Harvey M. Rivers Services for Harvey M. Rivers 43 of 73 Pacific street, who die Thursday in St. Vincent's hospi al 'will take place -tomorrow a 9:30 a.m. in the funeral Residence of.

Frank Pdlke and Son, 154 Fairfield avenue and at 10 in St. Peter's church with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in St vlichael's cemetery with full mill tary honors: John Savoyski Services for John Savoyski, 57 of 39 Horace street, who diet Tuesday, took place today in St Nicholas i a Orthodox church, Stratford. The Righ lev. Ilya Adamof offered Divine Liturgy.

Burial was in St. John's cemetery, Stratford. The Right Rev. Ilja Adamov celebrated the Divine Liturgy and read the committal. Bearers were Richard and Raymond Savoyski, Marsha' lichard, Jeffrey Tottenham, Richard Cook and Robert Mooney.

Raymond W. Scheibel Services for Raymond W. cheibel, 42, of 555 Windsor ave- ue, Stratford, a United Illumi- ating company who received a atal shock while working on a nle Tuesday, took place today St. James church, Stratford, ith a requiem Mass. Burial was St.

Michael's cemetery. Mrs. Luciano Voccola Services for Mrs. Antoinette -apillo Voccola, 84, wife of uciano Voccola, of 359 Orchard reel, who died Wednesday, will take place tomorrow at a.m in the S. Spadiccino and Son funeral home, 438 Washington avenue, and at 10 o'clock in Holy Rosary church with a requiem Mass.

Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery. Mrs. Michael 1. Urhaa DANBURY Services for Mrs Pauline Kandracs Urban, 58, wife of Michael J.

Urban of 111 West ville avenue, who died Thursday will take place tomorrow at 9:19 i.m. ic the Freeland Memorial, 89 West street, and at 10 o'clock in St. 'Joseph's church with requiem Mass. Buria will be in St. Peter's cemetery Mrs.

Urban was born in Gutten burg, N.J., and had been a resi dent of Danbury for the past 40 years. She is survived in addition to her husband, by her mother, Mrs Mary Kandracs of Guttenburg; a sister, Mrs. Anna Bonn of Wes New York, N.J.; and severa nieces and nephews. Mrs. Theodore Walliser DERBY Cremation service for Mrs.

Sadie Walliser, 89, widow of Theodore Walliser of Derby who died Tuesday in Griffin hos pital, will take place in Evergreen cemetery, New Haven, with burial to follow in Kings Highway ceme tery, Milford. The Cody-White funeral home 107 Broad street, Milford, is in charge of arrangements. Born in Chicago, Mrs. Wallise lived in Milford 10 years befor moving to Derby. Survivors are a son, Blair Wai User of Milford; a daughter, Mrs Ruth Lieban of Washington, D.C.

two brothers, Bert Wolf Detroit; and Altois Wolf of Palm and one grand daughter. Harold J. Crosby EASTON-- Services for Harold J. Crosby, 59, of 32 Flat Rock road, who died Thursday in St Claire's hospital, New York city will take place Saturday at 1 a.m. in the Henry E.

Bishop anc Son funeral home, 1139 Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport. The Rev John W. Olson will officiate, anc burial will be in Mountain Grov cemetery, Bridgeport. Born in Boston, Mr Crosby was a resident of Bridgeport most of his life. Survivors are his wife, Mrs Dorothy Gellatly Crosby; two sons, Charles G.

and Christopher M. Crosby, both of Easton; a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Mars chalk of Weston; and a grandson Mrs. Joseph Giroux EUSTIS, Fla. Services for Mrs.

Leah M. Giroux, 77, of 605 Lakeview avenue, formerly of Milford, wife of Joseph Giroux, who died Wednesday, will take place tomorrow at 9 a.m. in the Church and Allen funera home, Uncasville, and a 9:30 o'clock in St. John's church Uncasville. Burial will be in Un casviile.

William T. Dodge MONROE Services for Wil liam T. Dodge, 68, of 1240 Mon roe turnpike, who died Wednes day, will take place tomorrow a noon in the Wilmot, West and Goulding funeral home, 406 Main street, Stepney. The Rev. Davic L.

York, pastor of the East Village Methodist church will of ficate, and burial will be in Eas Village cemetery, Monroe. Edward S. Makowski NORWALK Services for Ed ward S. Makowski, 53, of 13 El ton Port, who was stricken il and was dead on arrival Wednesday at 6:40 p. m.

in Norwalk hospital, will take place tomorrow at 8:30 a.m. in the Collins funeral home, 92 East avenue, and at 9 o'clock in the Church of St. Thomas the Apostle, 'with a requiem Mass. Burial will be in St. John's' Mrs.

Louis Wargo NORWALK Services for Mrs Rose Nuzzo, Wargo, 80, of 52 Taylor avenue, widow of Louis Wargo, who died Wednesday in her home, will take place tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Ganung 'uneral home, 84 Main street, and at 2:30 o'clock in the lungarian Reform church, with he Rev. John Butosi, pastor of- iciating. Burial will take, place in Riverside cemetery. A prayer service will be conducted tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the funeral home with the Rev.

Mr. Butosi, officiating. Mrs. Thomas Tanner Services for Mrs. idith Cotz Tanner, 72, of ,1042 'ernbrook road, wife of Thomas Tanner, who died Thursday, will aRe place tomorrow at 2 p.m.

in the Orange Congregational church with the Rev. C. Nevison Burn officiating. Burial will be Orange Center cemetery. Born in Fredrichsfelden, Germany, Mrs.

Tanner resided in Orange 46 years. Survivors, in addition to her lusband, are two sons, Thomas y. Tanner of Orange and Robert i. Tanner of Hampton, a aughter, Mrs. Hugh McCreacly Milford; two brothers, Arthur md Frank Cotz, both of Meriden; ive sisters, Mrs.

Stanley Hickman of Ansonia, Mrs. George Paskowitz of Bronx, N. Mrs. Clifford Hazlett of Meriden, Mrs. idward G.

Pierpont of North aven, Mrs. Domenick Petrore Meriden; seven grandchildren; nd five great-grandchildren. Robert K. Martin SHELTON Services for Robrt K. Martin, 50, of 260 Myrtle treet, who died suddenly Wed- take place tomorrow at 10:15 a.m.

la the Cyrus E. Lewis and Son funeral borne 148 Elizabeth street, Derby, an at 11 o'clock In the Good Sheperd church, with the Rev. Fred Sutton, officiating. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery. Born 'in Scotland, Mr.

Martin lived most of his life in Shelton He was a paint contractor, wit! his father, William Martin. He was a member of the Good Sheperd church, and served as sexton of that church many years. He was a graduate of Shelton higi school, and a World War vet eran, having served IB France and Germany, in the U. S. Army Survivors are his wife, Mrs Ethel Landona Martin; his father William Martin; four sons, Rob ert Martin, serving with th U.S.

Marines in Newfoundland Andrew serving with th U. S. Marines in Vietnam, Joseph Martin, and George Martin; a brother, P. 'Martin and a sister, Mrs. Muriel Dirien zo, all of Shelton.

Mrs. Richard Curry TRUMBULL-Services for Mrs Rita Towne Curry, 54, wife Richard Curry of 102 Porter Hil road, who died Wednesday in he home, will take place tomorrow at 8: 15 a.m. in the Cyril F. Mul lins funeral home, 399 White Plains road, Trumbull, and at o'clock in St. Stephen's churcl with a requiem Mass.

Burial wil be in Long Hill cemetery. Anthony J. Scianna TRUMBULL Services for An thony J. Scianna, 56, of 4923 Mad ison avenue, who died Thursday in Park City hospital, will tak place tomorrow at 8 tun. in th Louis A.

Abriola and Son funera home, 426 East Washington avenue, Bridgeport, and at 9 in St Teresa's thurch with Mass of requiem. Burial will be in St. Michael's cemetery, Strat ford. Born in Bridgeport, Mr. Scian na was a resident of Trumbul for 16 years.

He was a technica superintendent for the Schick Safety Razor company. He wa a member of the Newtown Fish and Game club. Survivors are his wife, Mrs Lena Nucera Scianna; four sons Anthony C. Scianna of Hartford Frank X. Scianna, Richard Scianna, and Joseph D.

Scianna all from Trumbull; three daugh ters, Miss Lucy Scianna, Miss Anne Marie Scianna, and Miss Mary Scianna, all of Trumbull; a brother, Joseph Scianna Huntington; a grandchild; anc several nieces and nephews. Mrs. Joseph Moger VIRGINIA BEACHl Pri a services for Mrs Clara Nurse Moger, wife of Jo seph Moger, a resident of Mil ford, for 40 years, whi died Monday in her home, tool place.yesterday in the Hollomon Brown funeral home, Bayside Virginia Beaclu Mrs. Roger P. Welles Services for Mrs.

Rache Cronquist Welles, wife of Roger P. Welles of 227 Campbell road Fairfleld, a former teacher active in civic groups, who died Tues day, took place today in the First Church Congregational, Fairfield The Rev. Wilbur S. Doming offi elated, and burial was in Oak lawn cemetery. Charles W.

Welch 'WESTPORT Services Charles W. Welch, 63, of 443 Riv erside avenue, who died Wednes day in his home, will take place tomorrow at 11 a.m. in. the Fable funeral 215 West State street, with the Rev. Dana Forrest rector -of Christ aneU? Holy Trinity church, bf- iiciating.

Burial will be in Willow Brook cemetery. HOFFA, WOLFSON LOSE PAROLE BID WASHINGTON (UPI) Teamsters President James R. Hoffa and financier Louis E. Wolfson lave been turned down by the U. S.

Parole Board in their )ids to gain parole from prison. The board, in separate decisions Thursday, rejected the requests, giving no reasons. Hoffa would have been eligi- )le for parole Nov. 6 after serv- ng one-third of an eight-year sentence for 1 jury tampering, next chance for parole will come at a board review in March, 1971, Wolfson, whose finiciai ar- role Aug. 24 after serving four months of a one-year sentence on charges of selling unregis- erecf 1 stock.

Wolfson, whose financial Arrangements with former Jus- ice Abe Fortas caused Fortas resign from the Supreme Court, apparently will not be able to seek parole again be- ore his one-year sentence expires next Feb. 23. He faces a second 18-month entence for perjury and ob- tructing an investigation by ie Securities and Exchange ommission. That conviction is nder appeal. Hoffa entered the Federal tenitentiary at Lewisburg, Pa.

darch 7, 1967. Wolfson began erving his sentence April 25 a minimum security prison Elgin AFB, Fla. CARROLL TRACY DIES; BROTHER OF A SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) The late Spencer Tracy's brother, Carroll, who managed the actor's business affairs for nearly 40 years, is dead at 73. Carroll Tracy succumbed in a convalescent home Thursday after a short illness.

His brother died in 1967. Survivors include a niece and nephew, Suzy and John Tracy children of the actor. Burial will be in Milwaukee, after Roman Catholic rites in the Hollywood area. in Nation GORDON R. COBBLEDICK TUCSON, Ariz.

(AP) Gordon Russell Cobbledick, 70, sports editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer for more than 15 years died Thursday night. He retiree in 1964 and moved to Tucson last August. Necrology Drallu recordM for Ifce WMk ended Oct. 1 at tne city's Bureau of Vita Statistics, with the date of death, were as follows: Frances E. Byers, of 65 Glen circle Sept.

25. Numlo. 01 Giovanni, 13, of 411 Peet street, Sept. 25. Harold Dumas, tl, of 702 Mnplewood avenue, Sept.

25. Elizabeth Kerwln, 15, of Staples Sept. 25. -Irene Lobe, 81, of 481 valley rood, Fairfleld, Sept. 25.

Charles. Russo. SO, of 40 Glenfleld avenue, Stratford, Sept. 25. Valleverde Benlgno, 76, ot 221 eurrltt avenue, 'Stratford, Sept.

26. Laura Cornwall, 75, of 80 Cartright street, Sept. 26. August A. 54, of 73 Carleton $ept.

26. Collette Phaneuf, 5, of 115 Brookslde avenue, Sept. 26. Mary Plleskl, 74, or 819 Iranlstan avenue, 26. August Poppa, 67, of 1760 Madison avenue, Sept.

26. Alfred A. Robinson, 67, of 365 Booth HU road, Trumbull, Sept. 26. Mary Seaman (Sieman), ot 73 Mel rose avenue; Sept.

26. Reglna H. Carlson, 77, of 730 Palisade avenue, Sept. 27. Angelo Clno, 78, of 164 Coleman street Scot.

27. Geza (Gilbert) P. Kabaren, tt of 413 Maplewood avenue, Seot. 27. Howard W.

Kelser, 64, of 33 Blanchard rand, Easton. Seat. 27. Mar" Krlston, 85. of 49 Columbia court Sent.

27. Waller J. MNestan, 73, of 105 Lynn place, Seat. 27. Mnyln RcspiulMn, of 250 Toshua rood, Trumbull, Sept.

27. Charles 'F. Scott. 4B. of 57 Fernwood drive.

Stratford, Sept. 27. Eldlvn Woodln, 86, of 109 Albion street, Seot. 77. Christina F.

Wright, 77, of 64 Film street. Sept. 27. Pauline T. Boroskey.

SI, nf 1420 Jen- nlnns rood. FnlrfMH. Sept. 28. n.

Mansfield. 65, of 44 Wade str'ft, Sept. Vincent 70, of 188 Gregory Sept. Georoe Soltls, 85, of 231! East Mrln s-ot. 28.

Anna W. 86, of 62 Coleman str-et, Sept. Geneva- H. Bragg, SB, of 55 Wood ave- 29. Arleltxe Carleno, 92, of 540 Bond street.

Frederick A. nirtu. 41, of 154 Meadow- Strntforrf, S-M. 99. Mirl" Gentile, 74, of 26 Linden avenue, Sent 99.

Frarv 65, of 45 Euerle street. Rohlnson, 81, of 3084 Falrtleld V. Susnn of Maplelawn convnlescent hoirte. 79. Nnttxin Smlrwfl.

of Old Hickory rend. FalrfleM. 29. of 21? Woadmont rrvut Ml'to'd, Vot. Mlr.KOl H.

R-oss, 44, of J371 Folrfleld dy'W, ,30. Pirhirr" Mi of 71 Turketf' HIM rood, Westoort, Sept. 30. DEATH NOTICES this city October 2, 1969. Walter L.

Bally, father of, Walter L. Body Mrs. warren E. Bliss, Uncle of Walter J. Dauscher and Mrs.

J. Kekacs of 799 HunMnjjton Turnpike. Services will be held hi the Albert W. Spear tunerol home, 1222, Falrfteld ave- on Saturday, October at 3:00 o'clock. Interment In Lawncroft Friends may call Friday eviflfnfl from 7 to 9 and on from 2:00 until service time.

If desired, contributions may be mode charity of your CHASE-- In this city Oct. 1, 1969. Fred Elwyn -Chase, husband of 'Catherine Roach Chose of 634 Laurel Ave. in his 56th year. Services be held at W.

M. Marvin's Sons funeral home, Elizabeth town, New York on Monday. Friends may call at the funeral home of Henry E. Bishop San, 1139 Fatrfleld Thursday 7-9 p.m., and Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. CROSBY-- In New York CHy, October 2, Harold J.

Crosby, husband of Dorothy Gellatly Crosby, In his 60th year. 'Services will be held at the funera hoiirfe of Henry E. Son, 1139 Folrfleld a venue, on Saturday at IT a.m. Interment in Mountain Grove cemetery. There will be, colHno, hours.

Those who" so desire may muse contributions to the 'Newington Children's Hospital, IBI East Cedar street, Newington, Conn. CURRY-- in Trumbull, Oct 1, 1969- Rita Towne Curry, beloved wife of Richard Curry of 102 Porter Hill road. Trumbull. Friends are invited to attend the funeral on Saturday, Oct. 4 at 8:15 a.m.

from the Cyril P. Mutllns Trumbull funeral home, 399 White Plains, road. Exit 50, Merrltt Parkway, and at 9 a.m. from St. Stephens church, with a requiem Mass.

Interment In Long Hill cemetery, Trumbull. Friends may col Thursday 7-9 p.m.. Friday 3-5 and 7-P p.m. DEMYAN-- In this City, Oct. 1, 1969.

Mary Bashqr Petrik Demyan, beloved wife of "Joseph Demyan of 350 Summerfield avenue. Friends are Invited to attend the funeral from the Adzima funeral home, 591 Arctic street on Saturday at 8:15 a.m. ond from SI. John the Baptist Carpotho-Russlan Orthodox Greek Calhollc church, Mill Kill avenue at 9 a.m. with a Divine Liturgy.

Interment In St. John's cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 7-9 p.m., Friday 2-5 and 7-9 p.m. Pana- hcdeon services on Thursday and Friday at 7:30 p.m. DODGE-- Suddenly In Monroe, Oct.

1969. William T. Dodge, husband of Eva Wheeler Dodge of 1240 Monroe turnpike and father of Mrs. Kenneth M. Waite, brother of Mrs.

Ludwig IGerber and Mrs. Fred Scholz. Funeral services will be held on Saturday at 12 fn Ihe Monroe Chapel of Wilmot, West and Gould- Ing, JIM Main Route 25, Stepney, Interment In East Village cemelery. Friends may call Friday 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. ENNELL-- In Fairfield, October 2, 1969.

Herman Fennell, of 104 Applegate road, Folrfiela; Funeral services will be held at the A.L. Green funeral home, 927 Grand street Friday at 1:00 p.m. Interment In Rodeph Sholom cemetery. Fairfield. ULL-- In this city October 2, 1969.

Mrs. Lilian Talmadge Hull at 793 Broad street, Stratford. Private services will be held on Saturday morning at the Stratford funeral home of Dennis and D'Arcy, 2611 Main street. Interment In LoKevtew cemetery. There will be no calling hours.

Please omit flowers. MARTIN-- In Shcllon Oct. 1, 1969. Robert K. Martin, husband of Mrs.

Ethel Landona Martin of 260 Myrtle Shelton. Funeral Saturday at 10:15 a.m. from the C. E. Lewis Son funeral home, I4S Elizabeth Derby, 11 a.m.

In the Church of the Good Shepherd, Shelton, interment In Riverside cemetery, Shelton. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday evening from 7-9 p.m. and Friday evening from 3-5 and 7-9 MASS NOTICE There will be a first anniversary Mass or Mrs. Margaret English Manclne on Monday, October 6 at a a.m. at St.

Pat- kk's church. DEATH NOTICES Mark. Cvtrvtaw Mfetfcul. von ovMut. Devoted ftthtr Anthon MlgMul, Mrs.

Hvaky, Mrs ConstoflM Pavta and Mrs. Morv Par nkmskl. art hivBtd ottjw the hmrwl strvkn Saturday, October ot from the A Abrivki and Son funtral hunt, 4M Eos Washington ovtnuc. and ot a.m Owr tody of Good Council church Interment in St. MknatTs may call 3-9 p.m.

Friday. PAOANO-- in Stratford. Oct. 1, 1N9 Samuel (Salvatore) (Red) Poaono, Sr. 445 SoundvUw avenue, Stratford, belovec husband of Catherine Giordano Pogano son of Mrs.

Mary Pogom, devotes father of Sampel Paoano, of Don ana Pettr Pogono one Mrs. Katherlnt Vatlllto. Frlendt are 1ft vitea to attend the funeral (rom the Spodocclno and Sons funtral home, Wainlngton avenue, on Ocf 4th at 9:45 a.m. and at 10:45 a.m. 1 Holy Rosary church with a Man requiem.

Interment In St. Michael 1 cemetery. Friends may coll Thursda 7 to 9 p.m., Friday 3 to 5 and 7 9 p.m. PAPCUN-- In thli city October 2, 1949 Mrs. Eva Maco Papcun, widow of An itwny Papcun, formerly of Father Pant Village.

Fritnds are Invlftd to attem the funeral from the Adztano funera home, 591 Arctk street on Monday 8:15 a.m., ond from St. Cyril an Methodius church at 9 a.m. with requltm high Moss. Interment In John's cthwtery, Stratford. Friends mo call Saturday 7-9, Sunday 2-5, 7-9 p.m PENTELEI Motnor-ln this city Ocfobe 2, 1969.

Stephen Pefltetol-Moliwr be loved husband of Helen Morton Pen telcl-Molmr, of 35 Glendale avenue Friends are Invited to attend the funera ot the Lesko funeral home, 1390 Fair field avenue, Saturday, October '4th 8:30 a.m., and In St. Stephen's churc with a requiem Mass at 9 a.m. Inter ment In Mountain cemetery Friends may call Friday 7-9 p.m. Rosar Friday at 1 p.m. PICCOT-- in this city Oct.

2, 1969. Jullei L. PIccot of Route 59, Easton. Funera services will be held at the Monrw Chapel of Wil mot, West Goulding 406 Main Stepney ond from 5 Stephens Church with a requltm Mas at 9 a.m. Interment In Stepney cemetery.

Friends may call Sunda 7 to 9 p.m. PINKSE-- In this city September 30, 1969 Johannes W. (Dutch) Pinkse, of 124 Folrfleld avenue. Friends are Invite to attend the funeral on Saturday, Oc tober 4, at a.m. from the Wllmol West, and Goulding funeral home, 120 Post rood, Fairfleld, and In St.

Ptter church ot 9 a.m. with a requiem hfa Mass. Interment In St. Michael's cemt ttry. Friends may call Friday 3-5 on 7-9 p.m.

PUOLIO- in" this City, Oct. 1, 1969. Jennh Parospolo Pugllo, wife of the late Pats Pugilo, formerly of ModDon terrace beloved mother of Anthony J. Pugtlo am Mrs. Marie Murgafroyd, beloved daugh ter of Madeline Trapanl Manlscatco sister of Joseph Paraspolo, Thoma Manfscalco, Sal Monlscalco, Vincen Manl stalco and Mrs.

Josephine Amoroso Friends are Invited to attend the funera on Saturday morning at 8 o'clock fron the Parente-Lauro funeral home, 55' Washington avenue and at 9 o'clock St. Raphael's church with a high Mas of requiem. Interment In St. Michael' cemetery. Friends may call Thursda from 7 to 9 p.m.

and Friday from 3 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. RICE-- Suddenly In this city. Allan J. Rice husband of Vivian Fanning Rice of 51 Laughlin Road, West, Stratford, Conn Funeral services will bt held on Satur day at 2 p.m. in the Fairfleld Chape of Wilmot, West and Goulding, 20! Post Road, Folrfleld.

interment Mountain Grove cemetery. Friends ma call Friday evening from 7-9 Amer tea Lodge 132, AF and AM will exem pllfy their ritual Friday, 8 p.m. RITCHIE-ln this city Sept. 30, 1969 Charles Ritchie, husband of Dorom Mohon Ritchie of 127 Merrlom St. Serv Ices will be held at the First Methodts Church on Friday at 2 p.m.

Intermen In Lakeview cemetery. Friends mm call at the funeral home of Henry Bishop Son, 1139 Folrfleld Ave Wednesday 7-9 p.m., Thursday 3-5 anc 7-9 p.m. RIVERS-- In this city Oct. 2, 1969. Harve M.

Rivers, -beloved husband of Jeann Tourlgny Riven of 73 Pacific St Friends are Invited to attend the funera from the funeral residence of Fran Polke Son, 1546 Fairflild come Hancock on Saturday at 9:30 a.m., at St. Peter's church where a requten Mass wilt be offered ot 10:00 a.m. In terment in St. Michael's cemetery Friends may coll Friday 3-5 and 7- Frldoy 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. SCIANNA-- In this city Oct.

2, 1969. An thony j. Scianna, beloved husband Lena Nucera Scianna of 4923 Madlso Trumbull. Devoted father of An thony Frank Richard J. an Joseph D.

Scfanna, Misses Lucy, Ann Marie and Mary Scianna, brother a Joseph Scianna. Friends are Invited tc attend funeral services Saturday, Oct. i at 8 a.m. from the Louis A. Abrlola 1 Son funeral home, 426 East Washington Bridgeport and at 9 a.m.

In St Teresa's Church with a requiem Mass Interment In St. Michael's cemetery Friends may call Friday 3-5 and 7- p.m. TANNER-- In Milford Hospital, October 2 1969. Edith H. Tanner, beloved wife Thomas F.

Tanner, of 1042 Fernbroot road, Orange. Services will be held a the Orange Congregational Sat urday at 2:00 p.m. Interment in Orang Center cemetery. Friends may call a the Cody-White funeral home, 107 Broac street, Mflford, Friday 2 to 5 and 7 9 p.m. Sleve Ugollck, oge 79, of Peck's Lane Newtown.

Friends are Invited to attem the funeral from the Honan funera home, 56 Main Newtown, at 9:30. Requiem high Mass at St Rose Church; at 10 o'clock) Intermen In St. Rose cemetery. Friends may cat Friday 7 to 9 p.mV VOCCOLA-ln this city, Oct. 1, 1969.

Antoinette L. Laplllo Voccola, 359 Orchard street, beloved wife of Luciano Voccola devoted mother of James and Thomas Voccola, and Mrs. Florence Pavia Friends are invited to attend the funera from the S. Spadaccino and Sons funera home, 499 Washington avenue on Sotur' day, Oct. 4th at 9 a.m.

and at 10 a.m in Holy Rosary church with a Mass of requiem, interment In St. Michael's cemetery. Friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 p.m., Friday 3 to 9 p.ni. WELCH-- Suddenly In Westport, Conn. Oct 1969.

Charles W. Welch, husband of Evelyn Marshell Welch of 4t3 Riverside Avenue, Westport. Funeral services on Saturday at 11 a.m. In the FabU funera home, 215 West State Westport. In terment In Wtllowbrook cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Friday 7 to 9 p.m.

WELLES- In this city September 30, 1969 Rachel Cronquist Welles, wife of Roger P. Welles of 227 Campbell road, Fair field. Friends are Invited to attend Memorial services in the First Church Congregational, Falrfield on Friday October 3rd at 2:30 p.m. Burial wil be private In Oaklawn cemetery. Fairfield.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Bridgeport Area Tuberculosis Association. The Falrtleld funeral home of Albert W. Spear, 39 South Benson road Is In charge of arrangements. It Is requested calling hours be omitted. 1 To correct Insertion 1 I Memory and Notices 1 1 thould be submitted In writ- 1 1 Ing 24 noun In advance of 1 I publication date.

Mall to 1 1 Post'Telegram, 410 State 1 Conn. OHOX. CEMETERY LETTERING 48 Hour Service BARNUM Monument Works 1086 Barnum Bpl. 335-6073.