Newsday (Suffolk Edition) from Melville, New York • 53

Rites Scheduled Today For Judah Asimov 72 Magpeth Queens and his sons Isaac Asimov who resides in West Newton Mass has published more than 100 set- -ence and science-fiction books and is a professor at Boston University Stanley Asimov of Roslyn Heights for the past two and a half years assistant managing editor was recently appointed assistant to the publisher of Newsday Also surviving are seven grandchildren Services were to be at Nassau North Chapel in Great Neck with burial to follow in Mount Golds Cemetery Huntington Great Neck Services were to be held here today for Judah Asimov 72 the father of science writer Isaac Asimov and Stanley Asimov a Newsday news executive He died Monday in Miami Beach Fla For most of his life Asimov was a resident of Brooklyn where he operated a candy store for more than 25 years He retired in 1953 and later moved to Miami Beach He was a member of the Odd Fellows society He is survived by his wife Anna a daughter Mrs Marcia Repanes of OBITUARIES Saul Wallen at 59 Urban Coalition Chief New Services were to be held today for Suul Wallen 59 a labor arbitrator and pmurlc'iit of the New York Urban Coalition He died Monday at lioiiie after a brief illness Wallen who lived at 2 Fifth Ave had headed the Urban Coalition since it was formed in January 1908 Tiu organization is a private agency that concerns itself with problems of urb-ui minority grouts It stonsrrs programs for housing education employment and economic development Wallen was also a member of a panel which created the New York City Office of Collective Bargaining Ife wus the founder and president of the National Academy of Arbitrators an arbitrator for a number of corporations and unions including the General Tire and Rubber Co and the United Rubber Workers and a member of several presidential fact-finding boards He is survived by his wife the former Mary Krischner two daughters Joan and Barbara and a son James Services were to be held at 3 I'M today at Riverside Memorial Chapel 7fith Street and Amsterdam Avenue New York Burial will be tomorrow at Alters Hill Cemetery in Vineyard Mass Thomas Ormsbee at 78 in Pound Ridge NY Bom in Brooklyn he was a graduate of Middlebury College in Vermont and a veteran of World War His wife Renee Huntley died several years ago He leaves a sister Mrs William Whitton of Found Ridge a historian and writer The funeral will be at St Episcopal church in Bedford NY Libbie Hyman Zoologist Beacon NY (AP) Services were to be held today for Thomas Hamilton Ormsbee an authority on American antiques who died Monday at Castle Point Veterans Hospital after a long illness Ormsbee 78 was the author of a dozen books on antiques including Guide to Early American Furniture" and and Repair of American Antiques" He wrote a syndicated newspaper column Your Heirlooms" and contributed a column on antiques to House and Garden magazine Until his illness he lived for 30 years New York (AP) Libbie II Hyman 80 one of the foremost nulhori-ti on invertebrate zoology died Sunday in her home here AlUiough site suffered from Parkin- disease for more than 10 years Dr Hyman continued her work until aliout a year ago Dr classic research in the field of zoology was contained in a massive treatise entitled Invertebrates" which was begun in 1931 The sixth volume was published List September Other scientists will complete the work which will be the most comprehensive of its kind available in English Born in Deg Moines Iowa in 1888 Dr Hyman graduated from the University of Chicago in 1910 She received her doctorate there in 1915 She served as resea rch assistant to Dr Cliarles Manning Child a leading biologist of the day from 1915 to 1931 Dr Hyman was president of the Society of Systematic Zoology in 1959 She edited its journal from 1959 to 1903 She also was a member of several other professional societies Dr Hyman was awarded last April the Gold Medal for Distinguished Achievement in Science by the American Museum of Natural History where she had worked since 1937 The honor was bestowed on the occasion of the centennial celebration She is survived by a brother Arthur Hyman of San Diego Calif Louis Milone County Employe Oceanside A Maas of the Resurrection will be 'offered tomorrow for Louis Milone 90 a retired Nassau County employe who died Monday after a brief illness Milone of 2378 Washington Ave was bom in Italy and came to this country in 1896 He lived in Rockville Centre for about 70 years before moving to Oceanside In Rockville Centra he was a member of the Republican Clutx Milone is survived by two daughters Caroline Spadanuta and Mary Josephine Rugolo four sons Dominick Wesley Anthony and Michael 14 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren The mass will be offered at 10 AM at St Agnes Cathedral Rockville Centre Burial will be at St Cemetery Lawrence Russell Stamm (Chicago (UPI) Services were held yesterday for Russell A Stamin 53 the syndicated cartoonist wIki created tiie and comic strips who died Saturday at the home of a friend Stainni began creating cartoons while lie was a high school student in Chicago lie worked os an assistant to carhsmist Stanley Link who drew the strip Tim" and to Cluster Gould wlio draws before launching the strip in 1940 in the old Chicago Times In 1918 he renamed his strip after one of its characters The comic strip was syndicated until 19 In 1955 Stamm established his own production comixiny that made award winning animated commercials for television He is survived by his wife and two sons James McEnaney 62 Boston Reporter Boston (UPI) Funeral services for newspaperman James McEnaney were to be held today in the Charlestown section McEnaney 62 died during the weekend Known as round to other reporters McEnaney teamed with James (Big Jim) Delaney to cover crime stories in New England in the late 1920s and the 1930s for the old Boston Evening American The two also were familiar figures in Boston night life of the era After Army service in World War McEnaney became an assistant city editor of the newspaper retiring in 1960 the year after Delaney died 1IKATII NOTICES DEATH NOTICES MITTELMARK-dulv Beloved hu tend of Mu Loving father or Mertn Sari Romnftald Fern Wicksel and Irvin Brnfher of tanm Eckstein Devoted (ran f5ihr--STiu7 ody 130 PM side'' Far Rocluway LI nrvf vij vi I'll HEATH DIKES taul of oVpIitgiie LIn August A 19(i8 Beloved fillbif of Mm Alolse ami Trirhes Also survived liy two granrirhilriirn anil fnur givat-giund-ritilrtmi Reposing at the IVAiiiIkm Bros runml Home 99 On It Rtitvl nipintiii' Funeral Fj Irlny 9 AM Snh'tnn Requiem High Mam AM Our tarty of Hie Assumption KC Church CoplitKUe Intel -men! SI Charles Cemetery Ilnur 7- 9:911 Edna August 4 1969 Beloved Hof Freeport LI on wife of the lata J-t run! 7-H PM CTKKK -Thoninn on AUKiMt 4 19tl9! 9 AM InlmnciU Long If Lund Nf i-uMl (Viiwtviy Cintrt J7 of Pt Lookout on ASIMOV- JiKtnti- Beloved husband nf Alum Ilevnlrd Intlier tiT Isaac nf West Newlon Mass Stanley anil Mrti Iti'IMUM taring grandfather Services Wmlimulny II AM Nassau North (Impel Vi Sin I inn Plan lopp Kit station) ((real Neck I1 CIKI'KIII lima on August A Repos-IIIIJ at Ihe Sullivan Funeral llnine 42 2nd Ave liny Slime funeral Friday AM Mam SI Mmt'i Chun-h Mum sl Klip Interment SI Charles Cemetery Farnilngilalr Visiting 2-5 onrt 7-10 nl Wfitfiind Hiott Ktinernl Horn 23 Gin nil Ave lirthlu-in until Thumday 9:15 AM Haft nt Our Lady of the Mlrfmilouf Miilnl KC Church Pt Lookout iO AM lirpenwood Omolery Rmnklvn (filing homi 2 to 5 and 7 to 9:90 PM 55 fcewvwfccis Miner oi nn fMelte and Mrs Amelia Maion of Richmond HiU NY Home of frmter A Fulton A Son Inc 49 West Merrick Rd Freeport Thunday August 7 at Greenfield Cemetaiy Hempstead 4 iSSToI Unlnndale Beloved huiband of dka Devoted lather of Mr Helen Saasano Theodore and Mrs Janet Pyla Aim survived bjr eight grandchildren Reposing at the Hempstead Funeral Home 89 Peninsula Blvd (corner Front St) Hempstead Evening service Wednesday 8 PM Funeral ThinvdayB AM Holy Trfiilty Runlan Orthodox Church 9:30 AM Interment 8t Henry of 194 Ruatlc Rd Lake Ronkonkoma on August 4 1969 In his 73rd year Adored father of Henry Aim survived by two grandchildren Rx-chtef of North Bel I more Fire Department and past president of North Bellmore Republican Club member of Mid bland Holbrook and Ronkonkoma Senior Cithers Club Reposing Daniel Moloney' taka Funeral Home 133 Ronkonkoma Ave take Ronkonkoma when Rosary anvfrea will be held Wednesday evening 8 PM Mla Cantata Man will be celebrated on Thunday 9 AM St Jmeph'a RC Church take Ronkonkoma Interment following at Holy Rond Cemetery Weslburr LI Visiting hour 3-8 and 7-9 PM Serving thg Jeivith Communiiitt of Nauau and Suffolk with knowledge if dignity nfcip Ij MORRIS FLORISTS HEXGSTENBERG THEO A SONS MEMBER FTD GARDEN CITY 741-0910 FLORAL DESIGNS CUT FLOWERS EUAEHAL HOMES farting FacUttia llsnipstesili 40 Greenwich St 480-2500 llrooklrm OTOl Churoh Ave (2131 343-1273 ChaptU available throughput thg Matropolitan area CLAUDE BOYD FUNERAL HOMW Babylon: 44S Main St MO 9-3W8 Deer Paric: Deer Pk A Grand MO 7-8014 THOMAS OUINN I SONS INC IVcwsday.