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not and and on our our my of of Ashworth Burslem, Editor- Writer, Dies Ashworth Burslem, 55, until recently manager of press relations for Hercules, and former assistant city editor of the Evening Journal, died this morning at his home, 2324 Cherry Lane, Arden. Mr. Burslem was a dramatist and former drama critic for the Evening Journal. He was born in Dover, son of the Rev. G.

Ashworth Burslem, a Presbyterian minister, who died in 1966, and Mrs. Burslem. He served in the Army Air Corps during World War II. He attended Wesley College, Dover, and Duke University before joining the News-Journal Co. in 1937.

He left the Journal in 1952 to join the public relations department of Hercules. He was made manager of public relations 1955 and was given his last title in 1968. He was leaving the company this month. MR. Burslem was a member of the Army Ordnance Association; Manufacturing Chemists' Association, of which he served as a member of the Public Relations Committee, the Environmental Health Committee, and the Chemical Industry Advisory Council; a former vice president of the Wilmington Drama League; was public re- Drug Agent Death Said Accidental MEXICO CITY (A) George Emrich, a top U.S.

narcotics agent whose body was found washed ashore on the beach at Acapulco yesterday, apparently drowned accidentally, Mexican officials said. "There is no plan for an autopsy," one official said. "There was no evidence of foul play." Emrich, 44, was a regional director of the U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs. He held the diplomatic rank of embassy attache and represented the bureau in all of Latin America.

A U.S. Embassy spokesman said Emrich was clad in bathing trunks when he was found on the beach by the Acapulco Fire Department's shore patrol. The spokesman labeled as erroneous earlier reports that Emrich was fully clothed. Mexican officials said several persons reported seeing him swimming along a nearly deserted mile-long stretch of beach Thursday night shortly after they warned him of the danger of swimming in the high waves, Emrich, vacationing with his wife, Frances, at the Elcano beachfront hotel, had gone for a walk along the beach at about 9 p.m. Thursday.

When he did not return several hours later, a search was organized. The body was to be flown to Washington, D.C., for burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Emrich was a native of Denver, and a resident of Pittsburgh, Pa. Besides his wife, 'he is survived by a son, John Joseph, 18, and a daughter, Anna Marie, 19. Miss Margaret McManus Miss Margaret McManus, 87, of 15 Carole Road, Chestnut Hill Estates, died yesterday at Delaware Division after short illness.

She was a native of Philadelphia and had worked as a legal, secretary. She had recently made her home with a niece, Mrs. Kathleen B. Policatro of the Chestnut Hill Estates a address. Mrs.

Policatro is her only immediate survivor. Requiem Mass will be offered Monday morning at 9:30 at Holy Angels Catholic Church, Possum Park Road. Newark. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Mays Landing, N.J.. 'at the convenience of the family.

There will be no viewing. Chesapeake City Span Repairs Set The Army Corps of Engineers is to repair the roadbed of the Chesapeake City Bridge. Work on the Maryland bridge that crosses the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal as part of U.S. 213 will begin Monday and take about 10 days. Traffic will be one way from 9 a.m.

to 3:30 p.m. during the road surface repairs. 210 Est. In In on Md. September Bethel C.

In 22 on Illinois Del. of on Sts. no City to 358-1627 Sep- late Luz on E. 76 Record Daily Record Births to Mr. and Mrs: Wilmington Medical Center General Division BLIZZARD--Charles 1238 Chestnut Sept.

son. BLYTHE Morgan 0., 1025 Faun Road, Graylyn Crest, Sept. 19, daughter. BOURGEAULT Calvin Rt. 1, Good Hope Road, Landenberg, co Sept.

19, daughter. BLACK Sammie, 1404 W. 5th Sept. 20, son. REARMINF Mill Barry Apartments, 43 Sept, Fairway 13, son.

Edward, 71. Skyline Stratford, New Castle, Sept. 18, daughter. DUNNING Arthur 913 Cedar Tree Lane, Claymont, Sept. 19, daughter.

EICHLER, Timbers, Frank Sept. 1510 18, Forsythia daughter. GEORGE Charles 525 McCabe HAGLID- 19, daughter. Crestfield Road, Red Mill HASTINGS Apartments, David Sept. 20, daughter.

29 Fairway Road, Red Mill Apartments, Sept. 20, JONES--Jeffrey 110 Halcyon Drive, Garfield Park, Sept. 18, daughter. LEWIS--Ellis Forest Hill Apartments, Christiana Road, New Castle, Sept. 20, daughter.

MALLOY--John 614 Lindsay Road Sept. 19, daughter. RONICHEESECO Heights, Sept. 1000 20, Greentree daughter. PRICE Allen 148 Birch Elsmere, Sept.

19, son. TURNER--Walter Holly Drive, New Castle, Sept. 20, daughter. RAZZE-Ralph 2009 Floral Drive, N. Graylyn Crest, Sept.

18, son. RIZZO 1914 Shipley Road, Sept. 18, son. ZEBROOK-Joseph 608 Banyan Road, Todd Estates, Newark, Sept. 19, son.

Delaware Division BRIGHT- Ronald, 2815 W. 2d Sept. 20, daughter. CONNELL-Lewis, 115 Filbert Elsmere, Sept. 19, daughter.

HART-Willart, 1102 Rodney Sept. 19, WOMBLE--William, 4610 Haverford Place, Newark, Sept. 20, daughter. Riverside Hospital GUY--Robert 1104 Overhill Court, Longview Farms, Sept. 19, daughter.

St. Francis Hospital GRIFFITH Philip 60 E. Avon Drive, Ashbourne Hills, Claymont, Sept. 18, daughter. Kent General Hospital Paul, Dover, Sept.

18, son. SEAMANS Henry, Wyoming, Sept. 20. daughter. WATSON Norman, Smyrna, Sept.

19, son. ZABER Stanley, Magnolia, Sept. 18, son. Milford Memorial Hospital DENNIS Richard, Harrington, Sept. 19, daughter.

KASNER Robert, Felton, Sept. 19, daughter. SCHRECENGOS Darrell Ellendale, Sept. 18, daughter. SNARSKY John, Milford, Sept.

18, daughter. Nanticoke Memorial Hospital COULBOURN Donald, Bridgeville, Sept. 20, son. SHUSELT Ernest Bridgeville, Sept. 20, daughter.

Superior Court New Castie County Criminal Sentences Judge William J. Storey's cases: Frank A. DiMatteo, 23, unit block Winterbury Circle, Winterbury, careless driving, $50 fine. James W. Goodwin 35, unit block Granville Lane, Chestnut Hill Estates, Newark.

reckless driving, 10 days in jail, $200 fine. George F. Mahan 28, of 1300 block Maple Elsmere, speeding, 10 days in jail and $75 fine, driving motor vehicle during suspension of license, 30 days in jail, $200 fine. Norman Barlow, 31, Newport Trailer Park, Newport, embezzlement of less than $100, one year in jail less 38 days credit. Edward A.

Tiller, 41, unit block E. 4th probation violation, probation revoked, one year in jail less 185 days credit. Carl D. Freezer 22, of 300 block E. Main Newark, assault and battery, two years in jail, supsended after one year for two years' probation.

Arraignments- gUilty pleas: Joseph W. Cresto, 100 block Winston Elmhurst, driving motor vehicle without owner's consent. David Musante, 600 block 6th Lyndhurst, N.J., reckless driving. Other Actions: State dropped prosecution of following cases: Willie Snow, 400 block Washington burglary; Daniel Arnould, 20, of 1200 block Montgomery Road, Willow Run, burglary; Edith V. Madic, 200 block Madison passing forged check (four charges); Carl D.

Freezer 22, of 300 block E. Main Newark, robbery, assault and battery (two charges); Frank DiMatteo, 23, unit block Winterbury Circle, Winterbury, failure to stop at scene of accident, failure 10 report accident, no reason given for actions. Norman Barlow, 31, Newport Trailer Park, Newport, burglary, grand larceny, entered plea to embezzlement; James W. Goodwin 35, unit block Granville Lane, Chestnut Hill Estates, Newark, motor vehicle manslaughter, entered plea to reckless driving, insufficient evidence for above charge. Civil Divorce Decrees Granted (effective three months from issuance of orders): Kevin J.

Kirwin from Marlene M. Kirwin, Susan W. Raighn from George B. Raighn, Sandra M. Page from William W.

Page, Abden Lore Jr. from Peggy Lore, Caroline A. Nietubicz from Richard S. Nietubicz, Marion G. Clayton from Barbara L.

Clayton, Susan Ferrill also known as Suzanne L. Ferrill from Roy C. Ferrill Emil A. Holveck from Patricia Ann Holveck, Marilyn S. Conway from Horace C.

Conway Jr. Dorothea E. Miller from Wayne Miller, Ruth Karen B. E. Yorkston Donald John Yorkston, Rowe from Albert L.

Mossinger Jr. from Martha M. Mossinger, Lois H. Thomas from Vernon M. Thomas, Betty R.

Ward from Charles Ward, Alfred D. Connell from Ida J. Connel, Norma Jean Fox from Thomas E. Fox, Thurmond Jones from Louise G. Jones.

Charlotte M. Swarter from Henry J. Swater 11, Nancy L. Daisey from William E. Daisey, Leslie C.

Steppi from Thomas J. Steppi, Howard Johnson Sr. from Sylvia Johnson, Patsy A. Fleetwood from Frank E. Fleetwood, George W.

Hoffman from Alice Hoffman, Jerome G. Travers from Norma L. Travers, Katherine Carlisle from Albert Carlisle, Robert G. Parker Jr. from Barbara Parker.

Fire Alarms Wilmington Sept. 19: 12:08 p.m.-2602 W. 18th St. Oil burner backfire. No damage.

12:28 p.m.-28th and Marker Goodwill Industries. Trash in rear alley. No damage. 3:11 p.m.-230 W. 22d St.

Grass. No damage. New Castle County Ladder Company. Sussex County Sept. 19: 10:33 a.m.

-1710 Marsh Road, Car, Talleyville Fire Company. 11:55 a.m.- -Rockland Road. Woods, Talleyville Fire Company. 3:52 p.m. -14th Street, New Castle.

Brush. Goodwill Fire Company. 3:55 p.m. -3000 block Ogletown Road. accident.

Aetna Hose Hook Lad.Company. 4:17 p.m. --2589 Deepwood Road, Foulk Woods. House. Bedroom.

Slight damage reported. Talleyville and Claymont Fire Companies. 4:52 p.m. --6 S. Purdue WilmingManor Gardens.

House. Minor damreported. Goodwill and Wilmington Manor Fire Companies. 6:33 p.m. Delaware St.

and Woodland Washington Heights, Brush. Mill Creek Fire Company. 6:36 p.m.-4 Britton Place, Woodland Heights. Car. Cranston Heights Fire Company.

6:43 p.m.- Kirkwood Highway behind Veterans Administration Hospital. Woods. Elsmere Fire Company. 9:59 p.m. Justis and Walnut Newport.

Auto accident. Minquas Fire Company. 11:21 p.m. -63 Morris Road, Chelsea Estates. Truck fire.

Wilmington Manor Company. Sept. 20: 3:10 a.m. -Outside Harrington Hall, University of Delaware. Trees.

Aetna Hook Sept. 19: 11:23 p.m. Johnson's Trailer Court, Delaware 14 near Court 2, Lewes, trailer. Lewes Fire Company. Sept.

20: 5:52 a.m. -Bob McMillan's Camp near Frankford, car, Frankford Fire Company, Marriage Licenses New Castle County David F. Pyle, Washington, D.C., and Nancy H. Stephenson, Greenville. Richard K.

Rathmell Newark, and Carol F. Seningen, Newark. Bruce E. Bagwell, Wilmington, and Alice C. Green, Wilmington.

John M. Word, Wilmington, and Elzyna Wright, Wilmington. Dennis A. Mason, West Grove and V. Lyons, Wilmington.

Sussex County Cecil Dewey Hitchens, Laurel and Minnie Elizabeth Bennett, Laurel. William Taylor Williams, Laurel and Gayle Evelyn Seifert, Laurel. William Howard Morgan, Lincoln and Carol Marie Gorlich, Ellendale. Karl Robert Volk Lewes and Kathleen Mary Enochs, Lewes. John Arthur Creed, Greenwood and Edith Emmaline Hughes, Houston.

Clark Ogden Decker Dagsboro and Bonnie Theresa Thomas, Dagsboro. David Lee Sheppard, Lews and Patricia Ann Harmon, Lewes. George Lee Rogers, Georgetown and Constance Gay Timmons, Millsboro. Building Permits Sussex County 21882 Goodwin H. Patricia Taylor, South Bethany Beach, beach house.

21886 Henry M. Alberta Ralph, Sea ford, dwelling. Downstaters Win Bridge Tournament Albert Adams of Milford and John Kinnikin. of Rehoboth Beach won the Delaware State Open Pairs Bridge Tournament with points. Second.

with 135, were Mrs. W. K. du Pont, Newark, and Dave Klein, Mayfield. R.

C. Rhodes and Les Smith, both of Graylyn Crest, tied with Tom Kirch and Tom Kramer, both of Newark, at points. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Winer, Carreroft, won the consolation game with 162 points.

Second with 141 points were Dexter Pattison, Gordon Heights, and Ralph Schreyer, Foulk Woods. The sessions were held Sept. 11 and Thursday at Du Pont Country Club. Seventy-four pairs competed. Robbers Make It Easy for Police COLUMBUS, Ind.

(UPI) Robert A. Wagner was robbed of his wallet and watch while sitting in his car yesterday. After the three robbers left the vehicle, Wagner spotted a billfold on the floor. He took it to police who several hours later arrested Anthony P. Williams, 21, of Columbus, by tracing identification papers.

Williams was charged with robbery. Allies Pressure N. Viets, Kill 47 SAIGON (P) U.S. troops fought half a dozen small clashes in the past 24 hours, two American helicopters were shot down and B52 bombers kept up their attacks on enemy the U.S. Command said today.

U.S. forces killed 47 enemy in ground fighting while losing one American killed and eight wounded. communiques said. The helicopter crashes injured two men. A spokesman said there were 21 enemy rocket and mortar attacks overnight in which one American was killed and seven were wounded.

One wave of five B52 bombers dropped 150 tons of explosives on North Vietnamese base camps less than two miles south of the demilitarized zone. It was from these camps that North Vietnamese troops attacked U.S. Marines twice this week, killing 26 Americans and wounding 71 others. IDER2 AP Wirephoto Blind Guide Dog Elisee A. Doyon suns himself in Biddleford, Maine, with his former seeing eye dog, Brownie.

Doyon had glaucoma and a cataract three years ago and was totally blind. Brownie guided him around town until an operation restored some vision. Now Brownie is blind and depends on Doyon. 6 Berets Jog, Joke With Newsmen LONG BINH, Vietnam (P) Green Beret officers awaiting trial for the alleged slaying of a Vietnamese double agent jogged for nearly 2 miles today and joked with newsmen, but declined to discuss their case. However, a military attorney for Col.

Robert B. Rheault, 43, of Vinyard Haven, former commander of the 3,000 Special Forces troops in Vietnam, said Edward Bennett Williams, lone of America's top criminal lawyers, will come to Saigon to prepare his defense. AND attorneys for two of Rheault's staff officers presented a petition at the White House yesterday appealing to President Nixon to intervene and shift the case to the United States. The attorneys Guy Scott of Atlanta, and Robert McKinley of Newark, N.J. said their clients could not get a fair trial in Vietnam because Gen.

Creighton W. Abrams, commander in Vietnam, and Maj. Gen. G. L.

Mabry, commander of U.S. support troops, "are prejudiced because they have prejudged the defendants." The two attorneys represent Capt. Robert F. Marasco of Bloomfield, N.J., and Capt. Budge E.

Williams of Athens, Ga. THE Army announced Thurs- day that Marasco and Williams together with Capt. Leland J. Brumley of Duncan, Okla. will go before a general tial in about three weeks.

Then Rheault and Maj. Thomas C. Middleton of Jefferson, S.C. and David E. Crews of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, will be tried.

An Army spokesman indicat-1 ed the second court-martial might not be held. "If the first three are aquitted and there is no new evidence, it is possible the others may never come a to trial, the spokesman of a protracted war that would put pressure on the United States to speed up the withdrawal of American troops. Military spokesmen reported that paratroopers of the 101st Airborne Division, operating eight miles south of Hue, uncovered the bodies of 150 Vietnamese civilians, apparently executed by the enemy during the 1968 Tet offensive. The mass grave had been 1 partially uncovered by heavy rains when paratroopers came across it yesterday, the U.S. Command said.

The discovery raised to about 2.000 the number of Vietnamese civilians found dead in locations around Hue since North Vietnamese troops seized the old imperial capital in February 1968. Another estimated 1,000 civilians are still reported missing and their bodies have never been found. Evening Journal 19 Wilmington, Del. Sept. 20, 1969 Death Notices CANNON--In this city on September 18, 1969.

Matthew Cannon. of Hockessin, Del. Brother Earl Cannon. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at the FUNERAL HOME of EDWARD R. BELL, 909 Poplar on Monday evening, September 22 at 8 o'clock.

Interment on Tuesday morning at Longwood Cemetery, Kennett Square, Friends may call at the funeral home on Monday evening from 6 10 8 o'clock. for Freedom (1956-57) and vice chairman of the Delaware Cancer Crusade (1960). MR. Burslem was the author of approximately 30 radio and stage plays including two fulllength dramas and one ute radio script for CBS. And for one year he produced the monthy TV program "Congressman-at-Large." In 1953, a playlet on the life of Delaware Colonial statesman John Dickinson was performed in Rehoboth Beach in a benefit for the restoration of the Dickinson Mansion near Dover.

Mr. Bursem also had a Wilmington Drama League production in 1951 of a play on the life of Patty Cannon here and in Laurel. The League also produced his comedy-d a "There Are No Islands," the same year and a serious drama, "Rendezvous." in 1950. Members of his family include his wife, the former Mary, O'Shields of Laurens, S.C.; four sons, James David Andrew F. and Alan J.

Burslem; and two daughters, Lauren E. and Angela S. Burslem, and one grandchild. Obituaries Ralph S. Miller Ralph S.

Miller, 64, 506 6th Millereek Trailer Court, died yesterday in General Divi-110 sion after a long illness. He had lived most of his life in Jersey Shore, moving to Wilmington six years ago. He was a maintenance worker at the Ferris School for Boys. He is survived by two sons, the Rev. Harold Miller, Warrenville, and Robert, Montoursville, a daughter, Mrs.

Donald Kinsey, New Castle; two stepsons, Raymond A. Parrish, Harrisburg, and Leonard A. Parrish of Texas; a brother, Dewey, Jersey Shore, 10 grandchildren and eight step-grandchildren. Services will be tomorrow night at 7:30 at Fairwinds Community Church, Bear, where friends may call after 6, and Tuesday morning at 10:30 at Rearick Funeral Home, 1002 Allegheny Jersey Shore, where friends may call after 6 Monday night. Interment will be at Woolrich (Pa.) Cemetery.

Mrs. Carlisle C. Ashworth Burslem A 1961 photo inflations chairman and a member of the Executive Committee of the Delaware Health Fair in 1962; had served as a director of the Peoples Settlement Association and the Nursing School of Wilmington, and was a director of the Visiting Nurse Association. He was vice chairman of the Delaware Crusade Cecil Mrs. Martha P.

Cecil, 65, of 500 St. George Drive, Georgian Terrace, died yesterday at Delaware Division after a long illness. She was the widow of Carlisle C. Cecil, who died a year ago. Mrs.

Cecil, a native of Philadelphia, had lived in this area since her marriage 42 years ago. She belonged to McCabe Memorial United Methodist Church, and to the Junior Board of General Division. Surviving are a son, Richard C. of Forest Hills Park; a daughter, Mrs. Calvin Marshall of New Castle: five grandchildren; and a sister, Mrs.

Joseph Callahan of Manoa, Pa, Services will be Monday afternoon at 1 at McCabe Church, 22d St. and Baynard where friends may call from noon until service time. Burial will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Delaware Chapter, National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation, 2211 Riviera Lane, Holiday Hills, Wilmington, Del. 19803.

Mrs. Adolfo Mazzetti Mrs. Amelia Mazzetti, 63, 201 S. Lincoln died this morning at the Eugene du Pont Memorial Hotpital after a long illness. She was born in Elmo, Italy.

She had lived in this area about 50 years. She is survived by her husband, Adolfo Mazzetti; three sons, Renzo, Rosemont, Remo, Wilmington, and George, Marshallton; three daughters, Mrs. Olga Fedele, Auburn, Mrs. Gloria Caimi, Delaire, and Mrs. Lucia Shepherd, Brookdale Farms; two sisters, Mrs.

Alfea Santoro, Brookmeade, and Mrs. Ada Fioretti, Wilmington, and 19 grandchildren. Solemn Requiem Mass will be offered Tuesday morning at 9:30 at St. Anthony's Church, 9th and Du Pont Sts. There will be no viewing.

Interment will be private. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the American Cancer Society or to St. Anthony's building fund. CECIL-1 this city on Sept. 19, 1969.

Martha P. Cecil, wife of the late Carlisle C. Cecil, of 500 St. George Drive, Georgian Terrace, Wilmington; mother of Mr. Richard C.

Cecil, 4601 Bedford Forest Hills Park, Wilmington, Delaware; Mrs. Calvin Marshall, 300 Delaware New Castle, Delaware. Aged years. Relatives and friends are invited to affend the funeral services at the McCabe Memorial United Methodist Church, 22d and Baynard Wilmington, on Monday afternoon, Sept. 22 at 1:00 o'clock.

Interment in Gracelawn Mecall morial at on Park. the Sunday There church evening. will on be Monday no Friends visiting from may 12:00 until service time. Please omit flowers. in lieu of flowers, the family suggest contributions to the Delaware Chapter of the National Cystic Fibrosis Research Del.

Foundation, 19803. 2211 Arrangements Riviera Lane, by Wilmington, SPICER-MULLIKIN FUNERAL HOME. HARRIS In Dela. State Farnhurst, on Sept. 17, 1969.

Frances Marion widow of Dr. William E. Harris, formery of 3201 Washington St. Age 93 yrs, Funeral services interment will be private. Arrangements by the JOHN C.

HIRZEL FUNERAL HOME. GRABOWSKI Amelia, this wife city of on the late September T. George Grabowski of 1504 Manion Place, Cleveland Heights. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the Broom MEALEY Streets on FUNERAL Monday HOME, morning, 7th September 22 at 10 o'clock. Requiem Mass at St.

Elizabeth's Church at 10:30 o'clock. Interment at All Saints Ceretery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday evening after 7 o'clock. KEITHLE -In 18, Union 1969. Hospital, John Elkton, huson Sept.

band of Mary Conner Keithley of Singerly Road, Elkton, Md. Brother of Miss Mary L. Keithley of Elkton, Md. and Birtchell A. Keithley of Elkton, Maryland.

Aged 78 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services from the PIPPIN FUNERAL HOME, 259 E. Main Elkton, on Sunday afternoon, Sept. 21, at 2 o'clock. Interment in Bethel Cemetery.

Friends may call at the Funeral Home on Saturday evening after 7 p.m. Mrs. Jacob J. Castor CARNEYS POINT, N.J. Mrs.

Theresa J. Castor, 78, of Broadway, Carneys Point, died yesterday in the Rose Wood Nursing Home, Claymont, after a long illness. Mrs. Castor, the widow of Jacob J. Castor who died in 1930, was for many years a practical nurse in this area.

She was a member of St. Paul's United Methodist Church, Penns Grove. She is survived by a son, Robert J. of Graylyn Crest, near Wilmington; a daughter, Mrs. John A.

Dantinne of Towson, and five grandchildren. Services will be Monday afternoon at 2 at the Ashcraft Funeral Home, 47 State Penns Grove, where friends may call an hour before the service. Interment will be in Lawnside Cemetery, Woodstown. Harry A. Russell Harry A.

Russell, 87, a longtime resident of Hockessin, died Thursday at the Du Page County Convalescent and Nursing Home, Wheaton, after a long illness. Mr. Russell had been visiting a daughter, Mrs. Freemont Kleitz, in Wheaton when he became ill and entered the nursing home. Mrs.

Kleitz has since moved to Ft. Myers, Fla. He retired 12 years ago as foreman of maintenance at the INVF Co. plant at Yorklyn. He belonged to Hockessin United Methodist Church; Friendship Lodge, 100F; Hockessin Fire Company; Lafayette Blue Lodge, Wilmington; the Delaware Consistory, and Nur Temple Shrine.

He was a 32d degree Mason and was past president of the old Hockessin School Board. His wife, Mrs. Lola Laws Russell, died in 1957. Surviving him in addition to Mrs. Kleitz are a son, Robert J.

of Newtown Square, two daughters, Mrs. Robert Stoops of Mendenhall. and Mrs. Bernard Roberts, Newport; seven grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren. Services will be Tuesday morning at 10 at the Worrall and Kuzo Funeral Home, 250 W.

State Kennett Square, Pa. Interment will be in Hockessin Friends Cemetery. There will be no viewing. IN MEMORIAM MANETTI-In loving memory of mother, Fannie Manetti, her birthday. September 20, 1969.

Always in our hearts. Her children, Antoinette and Vincent. Jr. and loving father. memory Thomas our J.

Starobynski, who passed away Sep21, 1964. Memories of one we love Fill our hearts today and everyday. Sadly missed and loving remembered by wife Cass and children STAROBYNSKI--In loving memory my dear son and our brother. Thomas J. ber Starobynski, who passed away Septem.

21, 1964. Dearly loved and sadly missed by Father, and family THOMPSON-In loving memory of son brother, Howard (Mickey) Thompson, on his 31st birthday. Today is your birthday Mickey dear, And how we that you could be wish here. Though of you are an angel God, we know. You were purs, and we miss you so.

Dearly loved sadly missed out forgo'ten. Mom, Dad, Brother Sisters VASSALLO--in loving memory of wite, Jennie Vassallo. who passed away three years ago on Sept. 1965. 21, Sadly Missed by Husband and Children.

KOMAR Suddenly while at Sea, on September 15, 1969. Chester, husband of Mildred McKeone Komar of 305 5th Delaware City, Delaware. Aged 46 years. Relatives and friends are invited 0 attend the funeral from the SPICERMULLIKIN FUNERAL HOME, Clinton and Henry Delaware City, on Monday morning, Sept. 22 at 9 o'clock.

Funeral services at St. Paul's Church, Washington and Henry Sts. at 10 o'clock. Interment at New St. Paul's Cemetery: Delaware City.

Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday evening after 7 o'clock. said. "If there is new evidence it might go the other way. The six officers are charged with murder and conspiracy to commit murder. The maximum sentence is life in prison.

Fearful House OKs Remodeling WASHINGTON (P) Spurred by grim warnings the Capitol could collapse any moment, the House has approved $2 million to plan a controversial remodeling job. The entire project, to cost as least $45 million, would not only add a new wall to the Capitol but would include about 100 new offices, four restaurants, two auditoriums, escalators and several public restrooms. "Let us put this last grand, touch on the Capitol," said Rep. Fred Schwengel, R-Iowa, a staunch supporter of the project, during debate that found opponents badly outgunned. LEADERS of both parties applied their power and produced photographs and architects' reports indicating the 150-year-old sandstone west wall is showing its age.

"I can't say it will collapse today," said Speaker John W. McCormack, "But I can't say it won't. If it should collapse it would have a tremendously adverse effect on public opinion." Besides having the biggest guns, proponents of the plan had the most time to give their views. Of the two hours allotted for debate, only eight minutes went to an opponent, Rep. Samuel S.

Stratton, "EVERYONE recognizes that something has to be done," said Stratton, "But do we really need anything this elaborate? Is the only way to save the west front to have this incredible 4-12-acre ezpansion?" Stratton, who favors restoration of the wall in place to preserve the original architecture, said the cost of the expansion project would make it the most expensive building ever constructed. Capt. Freeman A. Carr Army Capt. Freeman A.

Carr, whose wife and child were living in Woodbury, N.J., while he served in Vietnam, was killed Tuesday when a mine exploded beneath a jeep in which he was riding, the family said yesterday. Capt. Carr, 26, was stationed at An Khe in central Vietnam. He joined the Army in 1964. He is survived by his widow, Mrs.

Karen L. Carr of 15 Cooper Drive, Greenfields Village. Woodbury: a son, 16- month -old Christopher; his mother. Mrs. Annetta Parry of Randolph, two sisters, Mrs.

Dennis Marshall of Northfield, and Mrs. Robert Baker of Arlington, Va. McMANUS- In Wilmington Medical Center, Delaware Division on Sept. 19,1969. Margaret McManus, aunt of Kathleen B.

Policatro of 15 Carole Chestnut Estates, Newark, Del. Aged 87 years. Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the Requiem Mass in Holy Angels Church, Possum Pk. Newark on Monday morning, September 22 at 9:30. Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery, Mays Landing, N.J.

at the convenience the family. There will be no viewing. Arrangements by the WILLIAM J. WARWICK FUNERAL HOME, Newark, Del. MAZZETTI In this city, on September 20, 1969.

Amelia, wife of Adoif Mazetti, of 201 S. Lincoln Del. 63 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Solemn Requiem Mass at St. Anthony's 9:30 o'clock on Tuesday morning, September 23.

There will be no viewing. Interment at the convenience of the family. In lieu of flowers, please make contributions 10 the American Cancer Society or St. Anthony's Building Fund. Arrangements by NICHOLAS J.

CORLETO FUNERAL HOME. MILLER In this city, on September 19, Ralph husband of Thelma M. Miller, of 506 6th Millcreek TrailCourt, Wilmington, Del. Aged 64 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend munity the Church, services at the Fairwinds ComFairwinds, on Sunday evening, September 21 at 7:30 o'clock Funeral services will be held in confunction with the evening service.

Interment at Woolrich Cemetery, Woolrich, Pa. on Tuesday. Friends may call at the church from 6 o'clock until service time. Further services may be held at the REA PICK FUNERAL HOME, 1002 Allegheny Jersey Shore, Penna, on Tuesday morning Sept. 23 at 10:30.

Friends may call at Rearick's from 7 to 9 Monday evening. Arrangements by the GEBHART FUNERAL HOME, New Castle, Del. MORRIS In this city, on September 19, 1969. Margaret McNespy, wife of Francis Earl Morris, of 2422 Riddle Ave. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the MEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 7th and Broom on Wednesday morning, September 24 at 9 o'clock.

Requiem Mass at St. Ann's RC Church at 9:30 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at after the funeral home on Tuesday evening 7 o'clock. PAVONI In this city in the St.

Francis Hospital on September 18, 1969. Arthur husband of Bessie Pavoni of 1906 West 9th Street. Aged 83 years. Relatives, friends and the fraternal order of Eagles and American Legion are invited to attend the funeral from the funeral home JOANNA CORLETO, 1810 West 4th Street, on Monday morning, September 22 at 8:30 o'clock. Solemn Requiem Mass at St.

Anthony's RC Church at 9:30 o'clock. Entombment Cathedral. in the Queen Friends of may the Crypt, call at the funeral home on Sunday evening after 7 o'clock, In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the St. Anthony's Building Fund. ROBERTS- Robert this city Roberts of September 613 Springer Street.

Aged 90 years. Brother of William Roberts, Mrs. Mable Handlin, Mrs. Amy Parish, of the Relatives, Joseph friends and emplovees Bancroft Sons Company are invited attend the funeral services at the CHANDLER FUNERAL HOME. 2506 Concord Pike on Monday morning, tember 22 at o'clock.

Interment at 11 There Greenhill no Presbyterian Cemetery. viewing. RUSSELL- Wheaton, on Sept. 18. 1969.

Harry husband the Lola Laws Russell. Aged 87 years. Relatives and friends are invited to tend the services at the WORRALL KUZO FUNERAL HOME, Kennett Savare, Tuesday morning, Sept. 23 at 10:00 o'clock. Interment at Hockessin Friends Cemetery, WRIGHT Harford Memorial Hospital, Havre de Grace, Maryland, September 19, 1969.

Grace wife of Norman E. Wright, of 209 E. Cecil North East. Md. Mother of Mrs.

Marie Peterson, of Eugene Ella and Leonard Lynch. Mrs. Tarbutton, Aged years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral at the services HICKS, HOME FOR East. FUNERALS, Monday 117 North afternoon, at o'clock.

Interment at Methodist Cemetery, North East, There will be viewIng Sunday evening. lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions the Heart Fund of Northern Maryland, Bel Air, Md. IN a ground clash 22 miles northwest of Saigon, 22 enemy were reported killed. U.S. forces said they also captured a North Vietnamese prisoner who said he infiltrated with about 300 North Vietnamese soldiers from Laos and Cambodia and arrived in Vietnam Monday.

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