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1 MEMORIAM In loving memory of our beloved brother and uncle, J. Washington Brown, who passed away Sunday, April 6, 1975. The days have been very dreary and sad Since you left 11 swiftly without saying "'Goodbye' Old Death claimed you so fast has grieved us so, even if 2 years have passed. We all try to smile and say You are not dead, but just away. Sadly missed by all The Family loving of my grandparents, William Dyton, on anemonx their Wedding anniversary.

As I think back and begin to find, The wonderful memories in my mind, Maturing and continuing to grow, Following paths you thought were best, I know. You were the "pillar of strength' in my life, That's bound with and cannot be untied. worm and your Dad, souls Gone enioy but an not eternity forgotten. of bliss and rest in peace. Lovingly, Granddaughter, Iris.

HYND In loving memory of Frank A. Hynd who passed away on April 7, 1971. The years have past, And time should heal. But time can't erase, The heartache I feel. Sadly missed Daughter, Peggy.

HYND In loving memory of Frank A. Hynd who passed away on April 7, 1971. Dearly loved and sadly missed by, Wife, Meg. MILLER -In loving memory of my preand only son, our brother and uncle, Glenn Miller, who died April 7, 1970. Seven years with a shattered heart, Can't accept being apart.

We love you, Buddy, Greatly missed, Mom, Kathy, Linda, Stephanie, Danielle, Johnny, Matthew and Charlie, PADOVANI In loving memory of my father grandfather, Antonio Padovani who passed away 9 years ago today, April 7. Dearly loved and sadly missed by Alice, Alice Marie, Toni Ann, and Kasia. CARD OF THANKS BURKE Sincere Appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbors for their kindness, sympathy, prayers, sympathy bouquets and mass cards. God bless those involved in caring for my beloved husband, John D. Burke at the Delaware Hospital Mrs.

John D. Burke DAWKINS- The family of Virt Lee Dawkins wishes to thank Chrysler Plant (Mr. J. Mngr. and Union Office Local 1183.

Also thanks to all his friends for their many acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. God bless each one for the sympathy that was shown towards us. Sadly missed by Dawkins Family, ENNIS The family of Helen B. Ennis wishes to express their sincere appreciation to all relatives and friends, for their kindness and sympathy. God Bless all of those involved in caring for Mrs.

Ennis, at the St Francis Hospital. THE FAMILY McCAMIE The family of James L. McCamie wishes to express sincere appreciation to all relatives, friends for their kindness and sympathy. God Bless All those involved in caring for Mr. McCamie at Emily Bissell Hospital, especially Main 3, Nurses and attendants.

Also to Congo Funeral Home. Mrs. Lucy Turner and Family. STREET -We wish to thank relatives and friends for the cards, flowers and kindness shown to us in the recent death of my husband, Robert Street. Sr.

Mrs. Edith Street Family. Death Notices BAKER In the Delaware Home Hospital. Smyrna, Del, on April 5, 1977 Florence Masten Baker, wife of William S. Baker of Townsend, Del.

Aged 73 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Funeral Services at the DANIELS HUTCHISON FUNERAL HOME, Main Street, Townsend, on Friday afternoon April 8. at 2 o'clock. Interment at Townsend Cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home 1 hour before the services on Friday afternoon. BARCZYKOWSKI In the St.

Francis Hospital on April 5, 1977. John husband of the late Anna M. Barczykowski of 1233 Linden St. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the KARPINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 741 S. Broom St.

on Monday morning, April 11 at 8 o'clock. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Hedwig's R.C. Church at 9 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday evening after BARROWCLOUGH- On April 7, 1977. Barrowclough (nee) Bolton, wife of Mr. Kirk Barrowclough of 13 N. Trail Indian Field, Wilmington, Delaware. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral service at the ROBERT MORELAND FUNERAL HOME, 9th and Main Streets.

Trainer, Pennsylvania on Sunday evening April 10 at 8:00. Interment at Chester Rural Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday evening after 7 p.m. CROSSE- -In Wilmington Medical Center, Delaware Division on April 4, 1977. Reverend S.

Winston C. Crosse of 700 W. 29th Wilm. Former pastor of Coleman Memorial Methodist Church of the Peninsula District, Dunleith Estates, Wilmington. Husband of Iris E.

Crosse of Wilmington. Father of Kester and Ernest Crosse, both of Wilmington. Dr. James Crosse, Fort Benning, Rev. St.

George Crosse of Washington, D.C.. Mrs. Charis Bowling of Ms. Tessa Crosse of Baltimore, and Wayne Crosse of Beaumont, Texas. Brother of Ms.

May Crosse of St. Kitts, West Indies and Ms. Lynn Crosse of Nevis. West Indies. Also survived by a niece, Ms.

Maude Crosse of Nevis, West Indies, 9 grandchildren, other relatives and friends. Aged 66 vears. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Memorial Services at Coleman Memorial Methodist Church, Anderson Dunleith on Saturday afternoon, April 9, at 1 o'clock. Interment will be held in Nevis. West Indies.

in lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the United Negro College Fund 11th and Washington Streets, Wilmington, Del. 19802. Arrangements by CONGO FUNERAL HOME, 201 N. Gray Wilmington. DOTO-in this city on April 6, 1977 Francis husband of Vera C.

Doto of 406 Milmar Rd. Middleboro Manor, Aged 63 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services from the McCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, Kirkwood Highway Duncan Rd. on Saturday morning, April 9, at 11 o'clock. Interment at All Saints Cemetery.

Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday evening after 7. At her late residence on April DUPREZ, Margaret, wife of the late Arthur R. Duprez, mother of Robert C. Duprez, of 1403 N. Harrison Street.

Aged 56. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the tuneral services at the BEESON FUNERAL HOME 412 Philadelphia, Penny Hill on Friday morning April 8, at 11 o'clock. Interment private. There will be no viewing. Flowers and Plants make a Colorful Easter 998-8878 Sons FLORIST Richardson Park 998-8878 Mrs.

Miriam Brier Stolper Miriam Brier Stolper, 69, of 307 Milton Drive, Brandywine Hills, died yesterday in Brooklyn, N.Y., after becoming ill while visiting her family. She was a past president of the Wilmington Chapter of Hadassah. She is survived by her husband, Benjamin; two daughters, Shereen Grossman of Brooklyn and Abigaile Bloch of New York City; a brother, Harry Brier of Delray Beach, and four grandchildren. Services will be tomorrow at noon at Congregation Beth Shalom, 18th St. and Baynard Blvd.

Burial will be in the Montefiore section of the Jewish Community Cemetery, Foulk Road. Shiva will be observed Sunday night at the residence. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to Congregation Beth Shalom, 18th St. and Baynard Wilmington 19802. Death Notices FRATI-In this city on April 5, 1977.

Mary M. Frati, wife of the late a Lawrence F. Frati, of 611 Ohio Brookland Terrace. Aged 71 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend Mass of tian Burial at St.

Catherine of Siena R.C. Church, 2505 Centerville Road on Monday morning, April 11, at 9:30. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. There will be no viewing on Sunday evening. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Delaware Heart Association, Independence Mall, Del.

19803. Arrangements by KRIENEN-GRIFFITH FUNERAL HOME. JONES--In Smyrna, Delaware on April 2nd Sarah B. Jones, of 632 11th Street, wife of Theodore Jones, sister of Carrie Taylor. Also survived by a host of other relatives and friends.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend funeral services at Tabernacle Baptist Church, 4th and Pine Streets on Thursday evening. April 7th at 8 o'clock, Interment at Rolling Green Memorial, Park, West Chester, Pa. on Friday morning. Friends may call at the church day evening from 6 til 8 o'clock. Arrangesments by EDWARD R.

BELL FUNERAL HOME. LALLY--in this city on April 5, 1977, John husband of the late Ida Ambrose Lally of 1303 Delaware Ave. Aged 76 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral from the MEALEY FUNERAL HOME, 7th and Broom Sts. on Monday morning.

April 11, at 9 o'clock. Mass of Christian Burial at St. Ann's R.C. Gilpin Ave. and Union St.

at 9:30. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday evening after 7. The family requests donations to the Delaware Heart Independence Mall or the Little Sisters of the Poor Building Fund, 401 N. Bancroft Pky.

LETTS-In Union Hospital, Elkton, Md. on April 3, 1977. William N. Letts, of North East, Father of David Emmett Ralph Harold Albert Howard Roberta J. Grafton, Beatrice C.

Simpson, Coleen V. Gray. Brother of Medford Lefts. Harry Letts, Earl Letts and Rhoda L. Cook.

Aged 79 vears. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services from the CROUCH FUNERAL HOME, North East. Md. on Thursday afternoon, April 7, at 2 o'clock. Interment at North East Methodi st Cemetery.

STOLPER-In Brooklyn, N. Y. on April 6, 1977. Miriam Brier Stolper of 307 Milton Brandywine Hills. Wife of Beniamin Stolper.

Mother of Mrs. een Bloch. Grossman. Grandmother grandchildren. Grossman Sister Also of of and the Aged Mrs.

Harry survived late 69 Abigail by Brier. years. Lorne 4 Relatives and friends, and members of Congregation Beth Shalom and Hadassah are invited to attend the funeral services on April 8 at 12 noon from Congregation Beth Shalom, 18th and Baynard Blvd. Interment in the Montefiore Section of the Jewish Community Cemetery. The family suggests contributions to Congregation Beth Shalom, 18th and Baynard Del.

19802. Shiva will be observed starting Sunday evening at 307 Milton Brandywine Hills. THOMPSON In the General Division, Wilmington Medical Center on April 5. 1977 Edward husband of Victoria Snyder Thompson of 518 S. Rodney Street.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the KARPINSKI FUNERAL HOME, 741 S. Broom St. on Saturday morning, April at 10 o'clock. Interment at All Saints Cemetery. wood Highway.

Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday evening after 7, TODD In The Sacred Heart General Hospital, Chester, Pa. on April 6. 1977 Courtney F. Todd of 1709 Pine Street, Wilmington, Del. Son of Clara and the late Oscar C.

Todd of Middletown, Del, Foster Father of Courtney F. Daniels of Newark, Del. Brother of Viola Benson of New Castle, Del. Cassie Smallwood of Philadelphia, Pa. Clara Watson of Kennett Pa, Solomon E.

Todd of Smyrna, Estella Summers, Mary A. Grinnage, Charles O. and Norman H. Todd Sr. all of Middletown.

Also survived by 4 foster grandchildren, and a host of nieces, newphews other relatives and friends. Age 63 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at Dale United Methodist Church, East Lake Middletown on Monday afternoon April 11 at o'clock. Interment at Dale Cemetery. Friends may call at the church on Monday from 11 AM until 1 PM.

Arrangements by the RYLAND FUNERAL HOME, 9 W. 30th Street, Wilmington. TRUITT-A1 her residence on April 6, 1977. ANNA L. TRUITT, wife of the late John W.

Truitt of 101 Marsh Rd. Hillcrest, Witmington. Aged 84 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the furieral services at the SPICER- MULLIKIN FUNERAL HOME 24th Market Sts. Wilmington on Saturday morning.

April 9 at 11 o'clock. Interment at Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at Spicer-Mullikin on Saturday morning from 10 o'clock until service time. WRIGHT -In Wilmington Medical Center. Delaware Division after a short illness on April 5, 1977.

Preston T. Wright of 1807 Washington St. Husband of Ella C. Wright, father of Wendell Wright of New York, James Wright of California, Randolph and William Wright, both of Wilmington, Del. and Mrs.

Barbara Smith, of New Castle, Del. Also survived by 17 grandchildren. 1 great grandchild and a host of nieces, nephews and friends. Aged 64 years. Relatives and friends and employees of Delaware State Hospital and Governor Bacon Health Center are invited to attend funeral services at Mt.

Joy United Methodist Church, 455 Townsend Del. on Monday, April 11 at 12 noon. Interment at Rolling Green Memorial Park immediately following service. Friends may call at the church on Monday from 10 until 12 noon. Arrangements by CONGO FUNERAL HOME, 201 N.

Gray Wilmington. SILVERBROOK CEMETERY COMPANY A large selection of choice lots in Come tery and Memorial Lave Crypta, Mausoleum and Niches also available, Convenient terms 658-0953 Lancaster Ave. Du Post Rd. MCCREADY THE' FLORIST 423 Market Street Graylyn Shopping Center 656-1671 478-7347 AE. BA, DE, MC, WSFS Charges Evening Journal, Wilmington, Past Majority Of Senate HARRINGTON Leon Donovan, 72, a former minority whip and majority floor leader the state legislature, was dead arrival yesterday afternoon Milford Memorial Hospital suffering a heart attack at home near Harrington.

Mr. Donovan served as cratic representative from the 9th District from 1953 to 1956, ing as minority whip in 1954. was elected senator from the 4th District in 1960, and was Senate majority leader of the 122nd General Assembly, He the Senate in 1964, and served deputy sheriff of Kent County 1966. Mr. Donovan was a farmer, and also worked at son's hardware store in Felton.

He is survived by, his Catherine a son, Leon C. Felton; a daughter, Ellen Shultie of Harrington; his mother, Lillie Donovan of Denton, a sister, Elizabeth Rhodes Baltimore: five grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Thursday, April 7, 1977 41 Crash Killed Ex-Du Pont Employee A former Wilmington man has been identified as one of the passengers killed Monday in the crash of a Southern Airways DC9 jet near New Hope, Ga. A spokesman for Southern Airways said the body of Dr. Richard J.

Povinelli, 39, of Naperville, was positively identified last night. Dr. Povinelli, who moved from the Wilmington suburb of Northminster to Naperville three years ago, was a director of research for the Daubert Chemical Co. of Chicago. He worked in the photo products division of the Du Pont Co.

during his seven years in Delaware. Dr. Povinelli was a native of Buffalo, N.Y., and held a doctoral degree from Notre Dame University. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth Patterson Povinelli, and three sons, Richard Peter Demian and Michael Patterson, all at home. Mass of the Resurrection will be offered Monday morning at 9:30 at St.

Joseph's Catholic Church, University Heights, Buffalo, with burial in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Cheektowaga, N.Y. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the library fund of St. Raphael's Catholic Church, 405 Gartner Naperville. Francis J. Doto Francis J.

Doto, 63, of 406 Milmar Road, Middleboro Manor, died yesterday in Wilmington General Division after a short illness. He was a retired supervisor for the Du Pont Newport plant, where he worked for 45 years before retiring two years ago. Mr. Doto is survived by his wife Vera two sons, Joseph F. Newark and Donald J.

of Brookmeade; two brothers, Harold G. of Radford, and George of Wilmington, and seven grandchildren. Services will be Saturday morning at 11 at the McCreary Memorial Chapel, Kirkwood Highway and Duncan Road, where friends may call tomorrow night. Interment will be in All Saints Cemetery. John J.

Lally John J. Lally, 76, of 1303 Delaware Ave. died Tuesday in St. Francis Hospital after a short illness. Mr.

Lally retired in 1965 from the Du Pont Co. after 25 years. He had worked in the engineering department at the Wilmington shops. His wife, Ida Ambrose Lally, died in 1966. Surviving is a sister, Martina Feeley of Wilmington.

Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Monday morning at 9:30 at St. Ann's Catholic Church, Gilpin Ave. and Union St. Friends may call Sunday night at the Mealey Funeral Home, 7th and Broom Sts. Burial will be in Cathedral Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Delaware Heart Association, Independence Mall, or the Little Sisters of the Poor building fund, 40 N. Bancroft Parkway. Anna L. Truitt Anna L. Truitt, 84, of 101 Marsh Road, Hillcrest, died yesterday at her home after a long illness.

Her husband, John W. Truitt, died in 1973. She is survived by a son, Herbert J. Olson, with whom she lived: a daughter, Mrs. James S.

Elmslie of Salt Lake City, Utah; a brother and two sisters in Sweden, and seven grandchildren. Services will be Saturday morning at 11 at the SpicerFuneral Home, 24th Market where friends may call an hour earlier. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. Mary M. Frati Mary M.

Frati, 71, of 611 Ohio Brookland Terrace, died Tuesday in Brandywine Convalescent Home after a long illness. Her husband, Lawrence F. died in 1966. She is survived by a son, Lawrence F. with, whom she lived, and a grandchild.

Mass of Christian Burial will be offered Monday morning at 9:30 at St. Catherine of Siena Catholic Church, 2505 Centerville Road. Burial will be in Cathedral Cemetery. There will be no viewing. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the American Heart Association, Independence Mall.

SORRY A typographical error in a Tuesday story inflated the size of Wilmington's, community developgrant under a new formula proposed by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. HUD's computers predict Wilmington will get $4.07 million next year, if Congress approves the formula, not $4.7 million. Mrs. Bernice B. Barrowclough Bernice B.

Barrowclough, 71, of 13 North Trail, Indian Field, died this mroning at her home. She had been seriously ill for the past nine months. Surviving are her husband, Kirk M. Barrowclough; two daughters, Mrs. Jay Steinover of Camp Hill, and Mrs.

Bruce Taylor of Kingwood, a brother, Albert Bolton of Villas, N.J.: two sisters, Mrs. Harry Harmes of Villas and Ida Blood of Morton, and three grandchildren. Services will be Sunday night at 8 at the Robert Moreland Funeral Home, 9th and Main Trainer, where friends may call after 7. Interment will be in Chester (Pa.) Rural Cemetery. The family asks that flowers be omitted.

Zelda D. Bivens MILLSBORO Zelda D. Bivens, 42, of 2718 West Wilmington, formerly of Millsboro, died Monday at Riverside Hospital, Wilmington, after a long illness. Miss Bivens is survived by five brothers, Leroy of Frankford, Walter of Boston, William of Camden, N.J., Edward of Washington, D.C., and Ernest Jr. of Selbyville; and five sisters, Ada Purnell of Georgetown, Bernice Cole, Gwendolyn Morton, and Jean Bivens, all of Philadelphia, and Juanita Ingram of Millsboro.

Services will be Saturday at noon at the Dickerson Chapel A.M.E. Church, Du Pont Highway, Millsboro, where friends may call two hours before the services. Burial will be in Old Field Cemetery, Millsboro. Mrs. Ocella Lilley CHESTER, Md.

Ocella Lilley, 84, of Harbor View, near Chester, formerly of Wilmington, died Tuesday in Easton Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Mrs. Lilley's husband, E. Raymond Lilley, died in 1969. She is survived by a sister, Helen Franzke of Chester.

Services will be this afternoon at 2:15 at Gracelawn Memorial Chapel near Wilmington, with burial in the adjoining memorial park. Interim Board Wrestles With Tax Questions Wrestling with the tax issue, the Interim Board of Education met in closed session last night because discussion of that touchy subject might upset the public. The board, scheduled to go out of existence on July 1, is working under a federal court order to develop a plan to desegregate 11 school districts in New Castle County and is studying the implications of different proposals on taxes. The State Board of Education, a defendant in the suit that prompted the court order, wants the interim board's tax recommendation tions by May 5, but interim board isn't sure it has the authority to set tax rates and will seek the advice of the state attorney general. Districts usually set their tax rates by May 15.

The question to be cleared up is whether districts should set their rates individually or hold off until a reorganization plan is approved, according to Interim Board President Gilbert S. Scarborough Jr. Hyman Cohen Asks Court For License Former real estate broker Hyman A. Cohen has begun court action to get back his broker's license which the state Real Estate Commission lifted because he pleaded guilty to criminal charges. Cohen, 71, was sentenced to six months in jail and fined $10,000 in 1975 after pleading guilty in U.S.

District Court to 12 charges of submitting false statements and four charges of concealing facts. He had been indicted on a total of 94 charges in connection with the goverment's investigation into illegal dealings with the Federal Housing Administration. Cohen seeks reinstatement of his real estate broker's license which a commission member said lapsed while Cohen was in jail. Richard D. Levin, one of Cohen's lawyers, said Cohen was advised by a Feb.

28 letter from the commission that his license was not going to be reinstated. Levin and Cohen's other lawyer, Norman Levine, appealed the decision to Superior Court. The lawyers also petitioned Superior, Court for an order requirthe commission to reinstate Cohen's license. After a conference with the lawyers yesterday, Judge Clarence W. Taylor signed an order requiring the commission appear April 14 at 2 p.m.

and show cause why an order requiring restoration of Cohen's license should not be issued. Leader Dies at 72 E. i in on at after his Demoold actHe old made the left as until retired his wife, of Mae step- of Leon E. Donovan Services will be Saturday afternoon at 2 at the McKnatt Funeral Home, 50 Commerce Harrington, where friends may call tomorrow night. Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery, Harrington.

The Rev. Winston Crosse, Methodist Minister, 66 The Rev. S. Winston C. Crosse, 66, died Monday at his home at 700 W.

29th Wilmington, after a short illness. Most recently pastor of Coleman Memorial Methodist Church of Dunleith Estates, Mr. Crosse was active for many years in Peninsula Conference of the United Methodist Church. He had held charges in Crisfield, Salisbury, and Easton, before his assignment to the New Zion Methodist Church of Laurel in 1961. He also served as pastor of the Union Methodist Church of Delmar.

A native of the West Indian island of Nevis, Mr. Crosse graduated from Canewood College in Jamaica in 1933, and was ordained in 1937. He did missionary work in the West Indies and South America for 24 years before coming to the United States in 1957. He is survived by his wife, Iris five sons, Kester and Ernest, both of Wilmington, Dr. James of Fort Benning, the Rev.

Dr. St. George of Washington, D.C., and Wayne of Beaumont, two daughters, Charis Bowling of Philadelphia and Tessa Crosse of Baltimore; two sisters, May Crosse of St. Kitts, West Indies. and Lynn Crosse of Nevis, West Indies, and nine grandchildren.

A memorial service will be Saturday afternoon at at Coleman Memorial Methodist Church, Anderson Drive, Dunleith Estates. Burial will be in Nevis, West Indies. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the United Negro College Fund, 11th and Washington Wilmington 19802. Anarchists' Foe Is Assassinated In West Germany KARLSRUHE, West Germany (AP) A motorcyle gunman assassinated Federal Prosecutor Siegfried Buback this morning as he was being driven to work through downtown Karlshruhe, police said. Buback, 57, has led the prosecuof alleged terrorists including leaders of the Baader-Meinhof gang of anarchists now on trial for bombings that killed four U.S.

soldiers and the fatal shooting of a West German policeman in 1972. A motorcyle ridden by two men pulled in front of Buback's car at an intersection near the city art museum, police said, and one of the men sprayed the car with a submachine gun. Buback and his driver were killed instantly, and a bodyguard was wounded seriously, the BadenWuerttemberg state interior ministry said. The assassins fled. Their motorSiegfried Buback cyle carried a license plate from Ludwigshafen, 30 miles down the Rhine River, a spokesman for the ministry reported.

Police closed roads out of the city and checked all cars. Buback had warned repeatedly of the likelihood of new terrorists attacks since the beginning the year. He was West Germany's top prosecutor for almost three years and was responsible for all trials of alleged terrorists. It was he who drew up the 354-page document of charges before the opening in 1975 of the trial of Andreas Baader, Ulrike Meinhof, Gudrun Ensslin, Holger Meins and Jan-Carl Raspe. Baader, Raspe and Miss Ensslin are still on trial and have been on a hunger strike since the disclosure last month that their cells had been bugged on orders of the state justice ministry.

Miss Meinhof was found hanged in her cell last May and was ruled OTHER DEATHS. Dr. Philip Bard, professor emeritus of physiology at the Johns Hopkins University, in Santa Barbara, of cancer. He was 78. Bard was former dean of the Hopkins medical faculty.

Dean Burton D. Thuma, University of Michigan professor emeritus of psychology and the administrator who headed the university's Residential College during its formative years in Ann Arbor, Mich. a suicide. Meins died in a hunger strike in November 1974. Buback was the second highranking West German legal official to be assassinated in recent years.

The first was Judge Guenter von Drenkmann, president of the West Berlin 1 Supreme Court, who was assassinated on his doorstep the day after Meins died. His killer was never caught. Klaus Schmalz, vice president of West Germany's Federal Chamber of Attorneys, and his wife escaped with minor injuries on March 23 when an explosion damaged their apartment in Frankfurt. Schmalz said the attack might have been in retaliation for actions by his organization against lawyers with ultra-leftist connections. Buback appeared Monday at a news conference to announce the issurance of warrants issued against two suspected terrorists extradited from Sweden to West Germany, They are Norbert Eric Kroecher, 26, and Manfred Richard Adomeit, 27, whom the Swedish government said had planned to kidnap a former Swedish immigration minister and offer to trade her for the Baader-Meinhof leaders.

Karlsruhe, a city of 285,000 on the northern edge of the Black Forest in southwest Germany, is the site of the Federal Constitutional Court, the equivalent of the U.S. Supreme Court. Two years ago a fire bomb exploded at the court building, causing considerable damage but no injuries. No one was ever arrested for the bombing..