CARD OF THANKS WAGNER-We wish to thank relatives, neighbors for their kind expressions bereavement sympathy, in shown the to death us of in Grace V. Wagner. Wagner and family 10 Death Notices BURLEY-In this daughter city on of April Melvin 12, 1967. and Gertrude Burley, granddaughter of SoMelvina N. Linsley, 3 and Jean Lee Relatives of 323 and S.
Heald friends invited to HOME attend OF the services St. Aged years. at R. BELL, 909 Poplar on Sunday evethe FUNERAL April 16, at 8 o'clock. Interment at ning, Mt.
Zion Cemetery. Friends may call the funeral 8 o'clock. home on Sunday evening at from 6 to In Newark, Delaware on CASHELL, 1967. Norbert J. husband of Della Newark, Delaware.
Aged 66 W. Cashell of 205 Winslow Road, are years. invited Relatives to attend and the friends ices at the ROBERT T. JONES SON FUNERAL HOME, Newark, Delaware, on Monday at afternoon, Gracelawn April 17 at Memorial 2 o'clock. Park.
Friends Interment may call at the funeral home on Sunday evening from to 9. CLAYVILLE-In Wilmington Gen. Anna this city, on April 13, Cullen 1967. sister of Mrs. Newark, Esther R.D.
1. of Cooch's 75 years. Relatives and friends are inBridge Aged vited ROBERT to T. attend JONES SON FUNERAL the services HOME, Newark, 11:00 o'clock. on Tues.
Interment morning, 18, at in Gracelawn Funeral Memorial Home Park. Friends Mon. may call at the on eve. from 7 to 9. DARROCH -In this wife city on April Edward 15, 1967.
Nellie of late Darroch of 105 W. friends 25th are St. Aged invited 84 years. Relatives and tend the services at the LeCOMPTE FUNERAL HOME, Cambridge, Md. on Tuesday, April 18.
Interment Md. at Friends Green Lawn Cemetery, Cambridge, may call at the McCRERY FUNERAL HOME, 2700 Washington St. on Sunday evening after Home 7 and at Monday the evening. LeCompte Funeral on HALL--In Chester, Penna, on April 15, Ernest husband of the late Mabel June Hall of 2619 Naamans Road, Wilmington 3, Delaware. friends are Aged invited 70 to years.
Relatives and attend MAXWELL the services FUNERAL at the HOME, GEORGE 1834 on Meeting Tuesday morning, April 18 at 10 House Road, Boothwyn, Penna. o'clock. Interment at Lawncroft Cemetery, Friends may call Monday evening. HILTON -In Penna. on April 13, 1967.
Anna formerly city, mother of William Rollins, er mother of of Sgt. William Harvey and J. Carney, Russell Rollins and fives Anna and friends Gallops. are Aged invited years. to attend the funeral from the FUNERAL HOME OF EDWARD R.
BELL, 909 Poplar on Tuesday evening, April 18 at 8 o'clock. Interment Mt. Zion Cemetery on Wednesday morning. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening from 6 to 8. JENKINS-In this city on April 12, 1967.
James Walter Jenkins of 1143 E. 14th brother of Beatrice Wells, Eliza Thomas, Dorothy Walters, Vivian Thompson, William, Robert and Arthur Jenkins. are Aged 38 invited to years. attend Relatives the funeral and services at the on W. H.
Sunday A. BUILDING, April 23rd 16, Bower o'clock. Interment at Mt. Zion call Cemetery on Monday. Friends may Building Sunday evening from 6 to 8 o'clock.
Arrangements by EDWARD R. BELL FUNERAL HOME. JEWELL--In Orangeburg Regional Hospital, Orangeburg, South Carolina, Apr. 13, 1967. Estella widow of Harvey Jewell, formerly of Bear, Del.
fives and friends are invited to attend the services from the ROBERT IT. JONES SON FUNERAL HOME, Newark, on Mon. morning, Apr. 17, at 10:00 o'clock. Interment at Silverbrook Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Funeral Home on Sunday eve. between 7 9. LAWLESS--In this city on April 14, 1967. Thomas F. husband of Margaret Gibiason Lawless of 614 Jackson Avenue Woodcrest and son of the Thomas and and Members Mary Lawless.
the Holy Relatives, Society, Santa Maria Council K. of C. and the John J. Sullivan Memorial Group Men of Malvern are invited to attend the funeral from the MEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 703 N. Broom St.
on Tuesday morning, April 18 at 9 o'clock. Requiem Mass at St. Matthews Church, Woodcrest at 9:30 o'clock. Interment at St. Joseph's on the Brandywine Cemetery.
Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday evening after 7. LINTHICUM -In the Riverside Hospital on April 15, 1967. Harry father. of Mrs. Marian Bossert, Mrs.
Elsie Markiewicz, Elizabeth Osjord and William Linthicum. Aged 79 years. Relatives, friends and members of the Five Points Fire Co. are invited to attend the services at the H. HERBERT HIRZEL FUNERAL HOME, 201 S.
Maryland Elmhurst on Tuesday afternoon, April 18 at 2 o'clock. Interment at silver: brook Cemetery. Friends may Hirzels after 7 o'clock Monday evening. ning. McCALLISTER-In this city on Apr.
12, 1967. J. Lynam, of 504 W. Newport Pike. Aged 82 years.
Relatives, and friends are invited to attend funeral services at the NICHOLS FUNERAL HOME, 210 N. James, Newport, on Sat. afternoon, Apr. 15, at 2:00 o'clock. Interment at Ebenezer Cemetery.
ORTYNSKI In Union Hospital, Louis Ortyn- Elkton, Md. on April 12, 1967. ski, father of Samuel Ortynski, of Philadelphia, Penna. Aged 71, years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the PIPPIN FUNERAL HOME, Chesapeake City, Maryland on Monday Requiem morning, Mass will April 17 be at held 8:30 at o'clock.
the St. Basil Ukranian Catholic Church at 9 a.m. Interment in the St. Rose of Lima call Cemetery, at the Chesapeake funeral home City. Friends may day evening after 7, where the Parastas Service will be recited at 7:30.
RACINE Union Hospital, on April 12, 1967. Laura Virginia, wife of Charles D. Racine, Sr. of North East, Md. mother of Charles Harry E.
and Douglas N. Racine. Daughter of Mrs. Eva Davis sister of Gary L. Davis.
Aged 45 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services from the HICKS HOME FOR FUNERALS, 117 E. Cecil North East, Md. on Sunday afternoon, April 16 at 2:00 o'clock. Interment at North East Methodist Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Funeral Home on Sat. eve after 7. RICE-At her late residence, 423 W. 35th St. on April 14, 1967.
Carrie wife of the late Harvey F. Rice and mother of Miss Mildred M. Rice. Aged 97 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at the DONALD M.
WILT FUNERAL HOME, 232 East Bloomsburg, Penna. on Tuesday afternoon, April 18 at 1 o'clock. Interment at Creveling Cemetery, Almedia, Penna. There will be no viewing Monday evening. Arrangements by SPICER-MULLIKIN FUNERAL HOMES.
Please omit flowers. ESTATES BOUGHT LARGE SMALL MIDDLETON ANTIQUES 478-1034 Wallace F. McFaul Sr. Wallace 1 F. McFaul Sr.
76, of 10 N.W. 2d Milford, died ing yesterday Home, in the Dover, Crescent Nursafter a long illness. He was a retired vice dent of the Milford office of the Wilmington Trust retiring in 1959. Mr. McFaul was a member of the Avenue Methodist Church for half a century.
He was a member and past noble grand of Crystal Fount Lodge 10, 100F, and a past president and honorary president of the Milford Building and Loan Association. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Ray Price McFaul; two sons, Wallace of Dover, and Joseph Milford; seven grandchildren and two sisters, Mrs. William Johnson, Houston, and Mrs. Grace Dougherty, Wilmington.
Services will be tomorrow afternoon at 2 in the Berry Funeral Home, Milford, where friends may call tomorrow before the service. Interment will be in Odd Fellows Cemetery, Milford. Harry Sibbald Harry Sibbald, 61, of 2 Rigdon Road, Elsmere, died yesterday in Memorial Division after an illness of six months. A native of Indonesia, Mr. Sibbald had lived in the Wilmington area for 10 years.
He was employed as caretaker at the Masonic Home for about six years and served as sexton at the Cathedral Church of St. John, Concord for nearly two years until retiring a year ago. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Marie Sibbald, a daughter, Mrs. Gus desCelles of near Newark and two grandchildren.
Mrs. Harvey F. Rice Mrs. Carrie M. Rice, 97, died yesterday at the home of her daughter, Miss Mildred M.
Rice with whom she lived at 423 W. 35th St. A former resident of Bloomsburg, she was the widow of Harvey F. Rice who died 38 years ago. Her death followed a long illness.
She was a member of St. Stephen's Lutheran Church. Services will be Tuesday afternoon at 1 at the Donald M. Wilt Funeral Home, 232 East Bloomsburg. Interment be in Creveling Cemetery, Almedia, Pa.
The family asks flowers be omitted. Police Mum On Meeting Public Safety Commissioner Albert A. Poppiti and police representatives refused comment after a meeting yesterday discuss new procedures for filing charges of police brutality. The meeting was called by Poppiti at the request of William P. Fischer, president of the Wilmington Chapter, Fraternal Order of Police, and the chapter's legislative committee.
The lodge has accused Roy L. Wagstaff, president of the Wilmington Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, of making "erroneous and irresponsible" charges of police brutality. IN MEMORIAM COLEMAN-In loving memory of our son, Austin who passed away April 15, 1966. One year ago today My only answer was to pray. For God who knew the answer best Taking one so dear away to rest.
Sadly missed but not forgotten Parents George W. and Pauline Gardner and Family. CROWE -In loving memory of my husband, Robert E. Crowe, on our 1st annicannot send a card today versary, April 15th. A package gift or two But through God today send a prayer of eternal rest for you.
Sadly missed by Florence. -In loving memory of Edna David, who passed away April 16, 1958. Dearly loved and sadly missed by Children and Grandchilren. HUSBANDS In memory of our friend, Alfred C. Husbands, who died 4 years ago, April 15, Sadly missed by Blanch L.
Talley and Family, KELLER-In loving memory of B. J. Keller, who passed away April 16, 1966. The world changes year to year And friends from day to day But never will the one I loved From memory pass away. Dearly loved and sadly missed Big B.
J. Keller. WATSON and GRAY MELSON, INC. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Millsboro, Delaware Frankford, Delaware Call 934-7952 Call 732-6871 Mc Chorus Funeral. Directors Advisors Albert.
J. McCrery President Funeral Homes 2700 WASHINGTON STREET 3010 KIRKWOOD HIGHWAY (AT PRICES CORNER) McCRERY MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME 3924 CONCORD PIKE Phone 762-4930 Within your wishes, Within your means. Obituaries Thomas F. Lawless Jr. Thomas F.
Lawless 64, of Jackson Woodcrest, a retired employe of Speakman Company, died last night at St. Francis Hospital. Mr. Lawless, husband of Mrs. Margaret Dibiason Lawless, had worked for the firm for 43 years.
He was a member of St. Matthews Catholic Church, Woodcrest, and its Holy Name Society; a past grand knight of Santa Maria Council, Knights of Columbus, co-captain of the John J. Sullivan Memorial Group, Men of Malvern, a and member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. In addition to his widow, he is survived by two daughters, Mary, a student at Misericordia College, Dallas, and Margaret, at Notre Dame College, two sisters, Madeline and Rosalie Lawless, and a brother, Martin all of Wilmington. Requiem Mass will be offered Tuesday morning at 9:30 at St.
Matthew's Church, with interment in St. Joseph-on-the-Brandywine Cemetery. Friends may call Monday night at the Mealey Funeral Home, 703 N. Broom St. Mrs.
Edward Darroch Mrs. Nellie H. Darroch, 84, formerly of Cambridge, died today at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Elsie B. Wadman, 105 W.
25th St. after a short illness. She was the widow of Edward Darroch. Besides her daughter, Mrs. Darroch is survived by one grandchild.
Services will be Tuesday at the LeCompte Funeral Home, Cambridge, where friends may call Monday night. Interment will be in Green Lawn Cemetery, Cambridge. Friends may also call tomorrow night at the McCrery Funeral 1 Home, 2700 Washington St. William M. Elliott William M.
Elliott, 66, a long Cambridge, waterman, died Thursday at his home, 303 Muir after an apparent heart attack. Mr. Elliott was born on HoopIsland and had lived in Cambridge for many years. He is survived by a daughter, Miss Kathleen Elliott, Wilmington; two sisters, Mrs. Leroy Barnes, Pasadena, and Mrs.
Ellen Williamson, Severna Park, two brothers, George E. Elliott, Tilghman, and Earl C. Elliott, Wittman, seven half-sisters, Mrs. Ridgway Fleming and Mrs. Dorinda Elms, both Cambridge, Mrs.
Marian Webb, of Trappe, Mrs. Ruth Paullette, Church Creek, Mrs. Juanita Horseman, Taylor's Island, Mrs. Rebecca Hurlock, Hurlock, and Mrs. Pauline Wehgartner, Pasadena; and two half-brothers, Gorman Elliott, Taylor's Island, and Fred Elliott, Cambridge.
Services were scheduled this afternoon at 1 at the LeCompte Funeral Home, Cambridge. Harry J. Linthicum Harry J. Linthicum, 79, of 1211 Crestover Road, Graylyn Crest, died today at Riverside Hospital. Linthicum, a native of Wilmington, was a former president and veteran member of the Five Points Fire Co.
He retired from the Benjamin F. Shaw Co. 14 years ago. He is survived by three daughters and a son Mrs. Marian Bossert, 930 Kiamensi Road, Mrs.
Elsie Markiewicz, 1329 Read Mrs. Elizabeth Osjord, of Crestover Road, and William Linthicum, 1621 Windsor Drive, Pleasant Hills; two sisters, Mrs. Mae Talley, Smyrna, and Mrs. Lily Whisner, Baltimore, seven grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. His first wife Elizabeth, died eight years ago, and his second wife, Elvira, died two years ago.
Services will be held at 2 Tuesday afternoon at the H. Herbert Hirzel Funeral 201 S. Maryland Elmhurst, with interment at Silverbrook Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Monday night. Ernest C.
Hall Ernest C. Hall, 70, of 2619 Naamans Road, died today in Sacred Heart Hospital, Chester, after a long illness. Mr. Hall was a former employe of the Son Oil Company in Marcus Hook, for 30 years. He was retired 10 years ago.
There are no immediate survivors. Mr. Hall's wife, Mrs. Mable Hall died in 1956. Services will be Tuesday morning at 10 in the George W.
Maxwell Funeral Home, 1834 Meetinghouse Road, Boothwyn, where friends may call Monday night. Interment will be in Lawn Croft Cemetery, Linwood, Pa. Daily Record Births Born to Mr. and Wilmington Medical Center Delaware Division BRADSHAW Carlton, 42 Lowry Drive, Woodland Apartments, April Delaware 15, son. BURNS Robert, 2134 Silvercroft, April 14, daughter.
JACOBS Harvey, 200 Brandywine Talleyville, April 14, son. SANTIAGO Miguel, 1301 King April 14, son. Memorial Division ALTMAN Davod, 20 Montrose Drive, Brookside, April 15, Charles, son. 61 Kells Newark, April 14, daughter, HARMON Eugene, Red Mill Apartments, LINTON April 14, Larry, daughter. Ridge Road.
122 Claymont, April 14, duaghter. Wilmington General Division BOYD-Harold, 917 Hartley Place, Milltown, April 14, daughter. HARVELL-Charles, 3328 Cross Country Drive, Greenville, April 14, daughter. KING Thomas, 2104 N. Seneca Drive, Silverbrook Gardens, April 14, daughter.
OWENS Lounton, 1 Spring Lake Drive, Brookhaven, April 15, son. Fire Alarms Wilmington Yesterday: 1:05 p.m.-23d and Washington Sts. New Castle County ambulance. Short circuit in wiring. No damage.
1:17 p.m. -22d and Tatnall Sts. Auto of Moss, 802 Madison St. Carburetor backfire. Slight damage.
2:28 p.m. -710 Madison St. Rubbish fire in vacant lot. 3:07 p.m. -5th and King Sts.
Station wagon of Leon Lewandowski, 60 Briar. cliff Drive, carbuerator. Overview Gardens Defective Slight damage. 3:51 p.m. -4th and West Sts.
Auto owned by Paul Schweizer, 519 S. Harrison st. Defective transmission caused oil to spill on hot manifold. Slight damage. 7:51 p.m.-Hay Road.
Dump. 8:29 p.m.-113 W. 2d St. Bedroom on 2d floor. Paul Trents, 54, pronounced dead on confined arrival to at bedroom.
Delaware Moderate Division. damage reported. Fire attributed to careless smoking. Today: 9:09 a.m. -In front S.
Broom St. Wash gasoline from street. New Castle County Yesterday: 11:18 -Buck Jersey Road near Pond. House trailer. Middletown Volunteer Hose Company.
1:07 p.m.-Meadowbrook Belvidere. Field. Belvedere Fire Company. 1:36 p.m.-Mt. Cuba.
Field. Hockessin Fire Company. p.m..-Maple Elsmere. Field. Eismere Fire Company." 3:49 p.m.
-200 block Planet Road, North Star. Woods. Hockessin Fire Company. 4:07 p.m.-16 Sherbrook Drive, Hyde Park. Basem*nt.
Mill Creek and Cranston Heights Fire Companies. p.m. -River Road north of Dobbinsville. Marsh. Goodwill Fire Comp.m.-100 block W.
7th New pany. Castle. Field. Goodwill Fire Company. 6:05 p.m.-409 Apple Road, Newark.
Kitchen. Aetna Hose Hook Ladder Company. 6:43 p.m.-Battery Park, New Castle. a river rescue. Unfounded.
Goodwill Fire Company. 7:05 p.m.- Germay Drive, Germay Park. Grass. Five Points Fire Company, p.m.-17 Tyne Drive, Coventry. House.
Christiana Fire Company. 7:11 p.m. Delaware Ave. and S. Chapel Newark.
Car. Aetna Hose Hook Ladder Company. 7:26 p.m.-1001 Lambson Lane. St. Joe Paper Co.
ADT Alarm. No fire. Holloway, Companies. Terrace, Minquadale and Goodwill 8:24 p.m.-Maryland and Reamer Richardson Park. Brush.
Five Points Fire Company. 9:57 p.m. the old Bellanca Airport. Grass. Goodwill Fire Company.
U.S. District Court Civil Bankruptcy Petitions (Sent to H. Newton White, Bankruptcy a Referee.) Mae Carney, Dover, $9,836.18 liabilities, and no Mrs. Hammersley 11, trading as The Constitution, Shoppe, Independence Mall, liabilities, $22,366.96 assets. Two Hurt In Bridge Accident Two persons were injured in an auto accident near the center of the Delaware Memorial Bridge that caused a 15-minute traffic slow-up about 11:30 yesterday morning.
Edward Hyett, 64, of Atlantic City, N.J., operator of one car, complained of neck pains following the mishap and was taken to Wilmington General Division for treatment and released. Mrs. Danuta Borowski, 45, of 1330 Riverside Drive, Kynlyn, a passenger in the other car involved, suffered lacerations of the face. She was admitted to the same hospital. Her condition today was reported fair.
Bohdan S. Borowski, 56, Mrs. Borowski's husband, driver of the other auto, was not injured, police said. According to Delaware River and Bay Authority Police, a section of one of the two westbound lanes was closed for cleaning and traffic had to be merged into a single lane at that area. The collision occurred while Hyett was attempting to get into the open lane and the other car approached it from the rear, police said.
Both cars had to be towed from the span. Libarians Pick Officers Richmond D. Williams is the new president of the Delaware Library Association. Other new officers are Christopher B. Devan, director of libraries, Wilmington Institute and New Castle County Free Libraries, vice president; Mrs.
Delma Batton of the State Library Commission, secretary; and Miss Betty Yoho, Lombardy Elementary School librarian, treasurer. According to Williams, the main effort of the this year will be to obtain legislation setting standards for libraries. The group also plan to emphasize reproduction of historical and literary books on Delaware and its membership drive. Evening, Journal, Wilmington, Del. AP Wirephoto HOLDUP FOILER-FBI Agent Lawrence Bria's hand is bandaged by a police officer yesterday, after the agent and his partner foiled a $37,245 bank robbery attempt in Pittsburgh.
G-Men Passersby Nip Holdup in Bud PITTSBURGH (P) It had all the story-book drama of the FBI in action. Two agents were cruising the neighborhood yesterday working on another case. They spotted two men walking into a bank. Sensing trouble, they went to investigate. They peeked into a bank window, they said, and found the place was being robbed.
Agents Lawrence Bria and Roland Purnell decided to wait and grab the bandits coming out of the bank. Purnell crouched around a corner. Bria sat in the car in front of the bank. One of the bandits spotted Bria in the car and ordered him into the bank, apparently not knowing who he was talking to. INSIDE the Hill Top branch of the Western Pennsylvania National Bank, the bandits were stuffing money into a shopping bag.
Then they walked outside. Purnell yelled to them to surrender. The FBI said one of the men wheeled around and fired at the agent with a sawed-off rifle. He missed. Purnell fired back-once.
His bullet struck the face of Daniel N. Heald St. Injured by Car An 8-year-old boy was slightly injured yesterday when he ran in front of a car at 835 Vandever Ave. According to Wilmington police, Ronnie Evans of 2307 N. Heald St.
was struck by a car operated by Oliver G. Purnell of 1208 E. 22d St. when he tried to cross the street. against the light.
The boy was taken to Delaware Division, treated for bruises and released, police said. 2 to Speak At U. of D. On Tensions Prospects for peace in Vietnam and for easing of international tensions will be discussed by two foreign affairs experts at the University of Delaware Wednesday night. Featured speakers will be Frank A.
Barnett, president of the National Strategy Informations tion Center of New York, and Frank N. Trager, professor of international affairs of New York University. Barnett is considered an expert on Russia's military bilities, Communist propaganda, psychological warfare and public opinion. Trager has just returned from an intensive field study in countries around the rim of Communist China -Viet. nam, Laos, Hailand, Japan Taiwan.
The program, open to the public without charge, will be at 8 in the Rodney Room of the university's Student Center. West Virginia U. To Operate Lodge MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (P) West Virginia University has signed a four-year lease to operate Mount Chateau Lodge near Morgantown. The University will use it for conferences and study meetings during the winter while it will "remain open to the public during summer months.
Saturday, April 15, 1967 19 Superior Court New Castle County Criminal Sentences: President Judge Albert J. Stiffel's cases: Raymond T. Ford, 20, of the 300 block W. 2d unlawful entry, 18 months In jail. William B.
Comegys, 42, of the 200 S. Broad Middletown, reckless driving, $150 fine. James S. Rice, 25, no permanent address, robbery of Jean and Joe's Cafe, 401 S. Claymont five years in jail less time served since Nov.
9, 1966, $500 fine or 10 days in jail. Albert J. Swanson, 22, of the 200 block Duncan Road, Dunlinden Acres, reckless driving, $200 fine. Joseph K. Walters, 64, Old Mill Road, Greenville, reckless driving, $200 fine.
Terrance P. Diksa, 19, of the 100 block Median Drive, Blue Rock Manor, driving car without owner's consent, $200 fine and three months in jail, fine and imprisonment suspended for two years' I probation. Judge William T. Quillen's case: Frank Valenti, 27, of the 200 block N. Adams probation violation, probation continued on condition weekly reports are made to probation officer on continuing employment.
Arraignments--guilty pleas: Stephen Marciniszn, 20, of the 100 block Winder Road, Garfield Park, driving car without owner's consent. Rollin Houston, 18, Bear, unlawful entry. Lula Mae Colvin. 600 block Ohio Brookland Terrace, issuing worthless check (two charges). John Colvin, 600 block Ohio Brookland Terrace, issuing worthless check (two charges).
Not guilty plea: Jeremiah Bullock, 21, of the 600 block W. 3d carrying concealed a deadly weapon. Civil Divorce Decrees Granted (effective three months from entry of orders): Elaine Gawronski from Joseph Gawronski, Lillie M. Washing: ton from James A. Washington, Rosalind Chudnofsky from Sidney Chudnofsky, Edward J.
Lepkowski from Alice M. Lepkowski, Joan W. Malinowski from Raymond A. Malinowski, Gonnie M. Thompson from Tom A.
Thompson, Delbert L. Nida Ada Mae Nida, Kathryn Ann Dordell from Freeman William Dordell, Donald A. Wilson from Dorothy Mae Wilson, Sharon Adams from Glenn P. Adms, Louise M. Wyre from Willim Wyre, Bettie Harris from Charles F.
Harris, Herbert Harvey from Carlean H. Harvey, Edward Collins from Aletha Collings, Pauline G. Guest Sidney W. Guest, Gloria Rohrbaugh from Mervin Rohrbaugh, Alexander L. Glisson Jr.
from Evelyn B. Glisson. Dismissed: Nancy Lee Clarke vs. Robert Lee Clarke. Opinion: President Judge Albert J.
Stiftel declined to grant pretrial judgment to Mrs. Letizia Galluccio and Mr. and Mrs. Serafino Valori, defendants in suit by Blue Rock Realty, 406 Philadelphia Pike, for real estate commission for obtaining customer for purchase of property at 2801 Lancaster Ave. Verdict: Jury awarded Harold Blackburn of $2,000 Wellington for Farms injuries received Apartments, as result Ogletown, of collision July 28, 1964, at Route 273 and Ogletown-Stanton Road between car operated by him and tractor-trailer driven by Clair E.
Ely, York Haven, and owned by Auto Transport, an Illinois corporation. Kent County Criminal Judge Robert C. O'Hora's case: with Roy 2d-degree Weaver Wharton, murder on Smyrna, April 13, charged 1967, found guilty of voluntary manslaughter. Presentence investigation ordered. Sussex County Civil Divorce Decrees entry of orders: John H.
Hamilton Granted (effective three months from Brenda F. Hamilton, Richard H. Knotts from Diana G. Knotts, Elizabeth Hill from George 1. Hill, Harold Zachariah Walton from Nellie B.
Walton, Alice F. Truitt from Norman R. Truitt. Marriage Licenses New Castle County Dianne M. Mitchell, Wilmington.
Kent County Otis Kyse Philadelphia, and Ruby Strong, Philadelphia, Pa. Earl E. Herriman Williamsport, and Jane Groom, Wilmington. Robert E. Minutella, Wilmington, and Joanne R.
Zambino, Wilmington. Roger T. Gerres, Wilmington, and Patricia L. McKinley, Wilmington. Sebastian L.
italia, Wilmington, and Roscoe Coe Spencer, Rocky Ford, and Ann Dail, Ravendale, Ark. Norman Larry Tush, Smyrna, and Carolyn Ross, Smyrna. Anthony N. Gaita, Brooklyn, N.Y., and Kathie Hunt, Oakridge, Smyrna N.J. and 1 Jane CarVannie Logan, ter, Dover.
Hoffman, Dallas, and Kathy Perone, Dover. Roland E. Stevens, Dover, and Kathy Mae Powers, Dover. Richard Chase, Clayton, and mary Di Rocco, Marydel, Md. Earl Stong, Pottstown, and Alice Sell, Limerick, Pa.
Frank A. Fazio, Smyrna, and Beatrice Short, Dover. Norman R. Fuhrman Detroit, and Patricia Miller, Newark. Ernest Tribbett, Dover, and Mary E.
Robinson, Dover. Victor A. Rogers, Pemacwok, N.Y., and Ellen M. Gearhart, Smyrna. Sussex County William Edward Pelham, Wilmington, and Melinda Carter, Clifton Frank Toomey, Frankford, and Peggy Ann Wilson, Frankford.
Edward Albert Darling, Georgetown, and Helen Juanita Kinzer, Georgetown. Winfield Barkley Bridgeville, and Jamersina Anita Dunbar, Bridgeville. Robert Merrick Katz Battle Creek, and Carol Messick Burton, Lewes. Theodore Banks Dixon, Philadelphia, and Ernestine Buyton, Rehoboth Beach. Harley Lee Willin, Seaford, and Faith Ann Knowles, Seaford.
John Carlton Dickerson, Laurel, and Margaret Carroll Harrington, Laurel. Building Permits ($1,000 or more) New Castle County Kent County 40569 Samuel Blakenship, Pencader Farms, dwelling, $15,000. 40570 917 Nottingham Road, 40571-2 porch Rockwood enclosure, $1,200. Builders, Skyline Crest, three dwellings, $72,000 total. 40573-M.
C. MacGregor, 2431 Hartley Place, Maplecrest, garage, $1,200. Kent County Smyrna Swimming Club, Smyrna, improvements, Wilson, $1,000. Houston, improvements, $1,000. Walter H.
and Nanny Pearson, Hartly, addition, $2,900. W. Merritt and Carolyn Burke, Camden, improvements, $1,000. Helen M. Pyott, Camden, Improvements, $1,800.
William and Sue Gede, Dover, residence, $20,000. John Zimmerman, Dover, residence, $18,000. Leslie M. and Margaret Dabson, Milford, patio, $4,500. Robert and Mary Lou Cooper, Felton, residence, Alcott Development, Wilmington, seven Woodcrest residences, Development $83,400 total.
Wilmington, $25,800 total. De Gennaro, Dover, imBenedetta provements, $4,100. and Opan Osborn, Dover, residence, $25,000. and Margaret Lynch, Dover, porch, Paul $1,000. Pauline F.
Spano, Smyrna, pump house, $1,800. Donald D. and Marion Case, Dover, improvements, $1,000. Jacob D. and Cora M.
Yoder, Hartly, residence, $6,500. Episcopo Brothers, Wilmington, four residences, $60,000 total. Green Giant Woodside, tower, $2,000. E. and Kathryn Smith, Harrington, siding, $1,500.
Learned and Margaret Turner, Dover, garage, $1,200. and Zinnia Annett, Milford, residence, $10,000. W. and Elizabeth Gerow, Frederica, addition, $3,400. Carlton and Marian E.
Jones, Wyo- ming, residence, $5,500. Sussex County a Beach, 17153-George 17154-Thomas addition. L. C. Jr.
Townsend, and Josephine Rehoboth B. Musgram, Washington. D.C., 17155 -John and Nettie F. Glazik, Buddlake, N.J., residence. 17156-7-Robert D.
Fisher, Rehoboth Beach, two residences. Parents' Group Sets Dance Greater Wilmington Chapter 121, Parents Without Partners, is sponsoring a dance tonight at Kent Manor Inn, Du Pont Highway. The affair is to celebrate the chapter's third anniversary. It also will raise money for the family activity committee, which offers a varied program of diversions for single parent families in the group. The organization is composed of persons who are single parents by reason of death, divorce or separation, or who are unmarried and of good character.
Anyone wishing to attend the dance may do so. Admission is $4, including prizes and favors. There will be live music, starting at 9. Tomorrow night at 8:30, there will be a PWP adult discussion group at Wilmington Center YWCA, 908 King St. Other events and places open to the public are: ART J.
Koenig, 34, of Miami, Koenig crumpled to the pavement. Bria had followed the pair out of the bank. As the gunfire erupted, Bria jumped at the other man, 1 identified as Joseph H. Brown, 31, of New York City. They struggled, then retired Pittsburgh Policeman Edward Kuss jumped into the fight.
Bria and Kuss subdued Brown and said they took a gun from him. THE bank said it recovered all of the money, $37,245. Koenig was taken to South Side Hospital in serious condition. Brown required minor hospital treatment. The FBI said Koenig and Brown will be charged with bank robbery and assaulting a federal officer.
Local authorities arraigned Brown in Magistrate's Court on charges of assault on an FBI agent, assault with a deadly weapon, threatening to murder, attempted bank robbery and violation of the uniform firearms act. Bond was set at $100,000. Koenig has served a jail sentence for robbery of a bank in Yorkville, Ohio, in 1959. Probationer Proves He Worked A Wilmington man charged with probation violation for re, fusing to work steadily received a continuance of his probation yesterday after producing pay envelopes from a job. Frank Valenti, 27, 200 block N.
Adams had been placed on a year's probation on a numbers writing involvement charge, with a suspended six-month jail term. Probation officers recently cited him for refusal to get a steady job. Valenti had claimed he was unable to work steadily because of chronic ailments. Yesterday Valenti's lawyer, Emmett J. Conte submitted three pay envelopes from a Wilmington restaurant to Judge William T.
Quillen. He said Valenti has been employed at the restaurant as a bartender for three weeks. Quillen said the court had been suspicious of Valenti's acbecause it appeared that he had been "sitting out" his year of probation. What you have done, he told Valenti, has been to prove you can get a job and work. As a condition of probation, Valenti must make weekly reports to his probation officer on the status of his employment, Quillen ordered.
Union Rejected At Allied Kid A vote among employes of the Allied 1 Kid Standard Division at 704 W. 4th yesterday resulted in a rejection of union representation. According to a report from Robert S. Hodavance of the National Labor Relations Board, the vote yesterday was 105 against union representation; 47 in favor, and four votes challenged. The union involved here is the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers of North America, AFL-CIO.
Notices of CONTINUING ART ITS are published Fridays in the Morning News and Evening Journal. Women's Day. PUBLIC AFFAIRS "ART 76," (average age of the artistsis 76) an art show featuring work by guests at the 704 Milton River and Road, will Hattie be Kutz tomorrow afternoon from 2-4 at the home. All works for sale. BENEFITS DUMPLING and HAM dinner tomorrow, 2-6, sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder Company at the fire hall.
Family style. DANCES BATTLE OF THE BANDS dance tonight, with the State of Minds, Druids. Lynxes, Soul Skyliners and Misfortunes playing, sponsored by Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Youth Organization in the parish hall, Pennsylvania and Harrison Wilmington required Manor. for boys. Admission $1, Refreshments, coats EDUCATION ITALIAN RENAISSANCE will be topic of slide-talk tomorrow night, by Robert B.
Ennis art history instructor at University of Delaware, at meeting of the Friends of Italian Culture in library of St. Anthony of Padua School, 9th and Scott Sts. EXHIBITS ART AND FASHION SHOWS, strations in dancing, swimming, basket3-5, at Brandywine Center YWCA, 2209 ball and trampoline tomorrow afternoon, Millers Road, Ardentown. No charge. LIBRARY NEW CASTLE COUNTY FREE BRARY mobile branch schedule: MONDAY, BROOKSIDE, Food Fair, 55 rows Road, a.m.; MEADOWOOD SHOPPING CENTER, Hearn's Market, Kirkwood Highway, 1-2 p.m.; TOWN, Ogletown Shopping Center, Christiana and Chestnut FARMS, Hill Roads, and p.m.; COOPER Duncan Dartmouth Roads, p.m.; CHRISTIANA, Methodist Church parking parking lot, 3-4 p.m.
MUSIC SENIOR RECITAL TOMORROW afternoon at 3 at Wolf Hall, University of Delaware, Newark. CHERYNE McBRIDE and LUCKEY HEATH, soprano and tenor, will present a recital tomorrow night at 8 at New Castle Century Club, 18 E. 4th New Castle. Free concert by WILMINGTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA tonight at 8 at Central Middle School auditorium, Delaware Dover, for all elementary and secondary school students and their parents. Sponsored by Performing Arts Project administered by Dover Special School District.
CONCERT by the Pathway to Heaven Gospel Chorus, Balitmore, tomorrow night at 8, Friendship Baptist Church, 504 Jefferson benefiting GREEN BLACKBOARD," play examining pressures on school children, will be presented tomorrow night at 8 at Adas Kodesch Shel Emeth SynaWashington St. Extension and Drive, with a panel discussion folgogue, lowing. Sponsored by Jewish Community Center; admission 50 cents. WEST CENTER CITY YOUTH CLUB, its program and activities, will be topic Robert B. Haldeman and Charles Miller, at men's "make-yourselfa-sandwich" luncheon at Charis House, 3828 Kennett Pike, Greenville.
Luncheon speaker at 12:15, with discussion until 1. RECREATION WILMINGTON WESTERN ROAD resumes train service today, with a former Canadian National Railway locomotive wanna four line coaches from the leaving Greenbank Station hourly starting at 1, Saturday last and trip leaving at 5. Runs every Sunday. Admission $1.25 for adults, Station 50 is cents for children under 12. five miles west of Wilmington on Dela41, just north of the Kirkwood ware NEW HOPE IVYLAND RAILROAD leaves New Hope, Pa.
station each Saturday and Sunday at 11:30, 1, 2:30 and 4, for comotive one-hour trip Buckingham behind Valley coal-burning and back. loto Starting are May $1.75 21, for will adults, run 75 during cents week. for Fares children 12 and under, free for children under 5. RELIGION 'TERRIS Conference toPACEM IN morrow beginning at 1:30 at Friends School, Alapocos. Main speakers between 2 and 3:30: Dr.
Jerome D. Frank, professor of psychiatry, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, and the Very Rev. Msgr. Paul H. Furfey, professor of soD.C.
Panel discussion p.m. Conciology, Catholic University, Washington, ference closes at 9:30 after liturgy. SPECIAL EVENTS "AMERICA AND ITS MUSIC," a variety show with songs and dances from the Gay Nineties, Roaring Twenties and Rock and Roll period performed by parents and teachers of the H. J. Krebs PTA tonight at 8 in the school auditorium, 234 N.
James Newport. Tickets are $1.25, available from Mrs. Raymond Graham, 311 Washington Westview; a limited number will be on sale at the door. OPEN HOUSE tomorrow, 2-5, at Witmington Senior Center, 1901 Market Old Brandywine Village, with opening ceremony and dedication, tours of build- ing. THEATER HENRIK IBSEN'S "'Hedda Gabler" will be staged tonight and Monday and Tuesday nights at 8:15 by Theater 208 at West Chester (Pa.) State College.
Admission free, but tickets must be obtained by telephone from the theater office or by mail from P.O. Box 2769, West Chester State College. (Note: Items for the Today's Events or Area Datebook should be in writing and mailed or brought to the News 48 hours before publication. The name and telephone number of the sender should be included. Only events open to the public will be published.).
