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ist tumou Evning Journal rri4 "Wilmington, Del. June 2, 1972 OBITUARIES CIA County Policeman 18 Years Student? Te stif ies Linked to Drug raffite Heart Attack Kills Harold McGinnes quantities of pure heroin from Southeast Asia through France and Latin America into the American market. "Beginning in 1965, members of the Florida-based Trafficante family of Ameri In Thailand, he "the CIA has worked closely with Nationalist Chinese paramilitary units which control 80 to 90 per cent of northern Burma's vast opium exports and manufacture high grade heroin for export to the American market." McCOY, who is publishing the findings of his investigation in a book this summer, Death Notices ADKINS-m this city en Jun 1, 1972, Maty M. (nee Scrioyl, wife of Wirftn W. Adkins of 12 Centre Rned.

willow un. Agtd 77 years. Relatives end friends ere Invited to attend th services rom th McCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL. Kirkwood Highway A Cuncan Road on Saturday mormng, June 3, 1 10 With Interment In Silver-" fcrooK Cemetery friends may cell at the Funertl Mom on Friflev Evning ifter JfARNETT-tn mil efty on May -j- Charles 0 Sc. husband of si, Mildred ICIenn Barnett of 40 Ferris St.

Aged 70 Relatives end friendi ere invited attend the funeral services the on Monday morning, June tt 11 o'clock. Interment at SUverorook Park. Friends may can at me nera4 homo on Sunday evening after 7. CROOKS-Suddrily In thit city on June lr4. rWOtC J.

oroo, nuiwtinj M. Brooks of 410 Eeverly Road, -Newark, Del. Aged years. Relatives -and frienda a'e invited to attend the at the WILLIAM J. WARWICK HOME, 121 W.

Park Place, -Newark, Del. on Tuesday morning, June at 11 o'ciock. Friends may call two -Wun prior to service time. Interment wet the convenience ot tne tarn iv. in -au of flowers, make contributions to Jt Delaware Heart Fund, Independence -JAall, Wilmington raTFm Dela.

Div. Wilm. Medical 9s. iq(77 ottawav J. J-nr.

husband of Margaret J. Car- of ai Brthone Dunleith, Oel. Father of Milton B. Carter, of Phi Maurice B. Carter, of Fayetesville, t.

Carolina, and Mrs. Angela D. Corbin. St Wilm. S'ep-son of Mrs.

Elizabeth Williams of Wilm. Bromer of Howards. Car- 4T, of Wilm. and Mrs. Melcenia C.

Bonk, mrf Pa. Also survived by 4 grand-Mldren. AflKl 54 years. Relatives and friend are invited to attend me funeral at the RYLAND FUMERAL HOME, W. 30th St.

Saturday aernoon, 1 at 1:00 o'clock. Interment at olllng Green Memorial Park, West Chester, Pa. Friends may call at the funeral Home on Saturday from 12 until o'clock. In mis city on June 1, 17? Francis G. ion of me late Joseph and Cham, of 509 Maryland Ave nAged 41 year.

Relatives and friends Invited to attend the funeral from Jh MEALEY FUMERAL HOME, 7th I Broom Streets, on Monday mornlno June S. at o'clock. Mass of the Resurrection at St. Thomas RC Church al Interment Cathedral Cemetery -Friends may call at the Funeral Home a Sunday evening after 7. jCOOPf -Suddenly this city on June 1, Matnew John, infant son of Jack and Nancy C.

Cooper of 221 Fenton Faulkland Heights. Aped la days. and friends are invited to at-. Tend the services at the McCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL. Kirkwood Hwy I Dun-tan Rd.

on Saturday afternoon, June 3 at 1 o'clock. Interment at Silverbrook Ceme-ery. Friends mav call I hour prior to ervice. The family requests tnat flowers fee omitted. JAVH-ln this city on Jun 1, 172.

J. Harvev Davis Sr. of Lencater Court Aoed 58 years. Relatives and Jriends are Invited to attend the services the McCRERY MEMORIAL CHAPEL, JOrkwood Hwy. ft Duncan Rofd on Mon Hmv mornira.

June 5 at 11 o'clock. In- Torment at Silverorook Cemetery. Friends "may call at the funeral home on Monday morning after 10 a m. in lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions be made to me West Presbyterian Church Memorial Fund or The American Can-r Society. 5tARRELL in this city on May 31, 172.

Fay Farrell, of 710 W. 3rd St. Daugh-, ter of Julia Farrell. Mother of Marcla D. (Farrell, sister of Kay Farrell, Donald nd Ronald Farrell.

Aged 21 years. Rela-nd friends are Invited to attend the JiuHal Mass from St. Mary's of the lm-, maculate Conception R.C. Church th ft Pine Sts. on Saturday morning, June 3 :03 o'clock.

Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. There will be no viewing. Ar-ranoements by the R. BELL U-NRAL HCAAE. ARYANTES In this city on June 1, 1072.

Louis J. Husband of Rena B. of can organized crime Degan appearing in Southeast Asia," McCoy said. "Santo Trafficante heir to the international criminal syndicate established by Lucky Luciano and Meyer Lansky, traveled to Saigon and Hong Kong himself in 1968. U.S.

Embassy sources state that Trafficante met with prominent members of Saigon's Corsican syndicates. These syndicates have been regularly supplying the international narcotics markets since the first Indochina War," he said. McCoy said U.S. allies in Southeast Asia were making immense profits from the drug traffic. HE said Gen.

Ouane Katti- Hugo V. Heitur Hugo V. Heitur, 77, of 2111 Washington died yesterday at his home after a brief illness. Mr. Heitur was a native of Estonia and was chief of police of Paide, Estonia, until 1939 when he fled the Russian takeover.

In 1944 he took his family to Germany where they were placed in work camps. In 1949 he came to America and has lived in Wilmington since then. His wife, Antonie, died in 1962. Surviving are two sons, Ivo H. of Claymont, and Valdomor of San Francisco; two brothers, Johannes and Volli, both in Estonia, and four grandchildren.

Services will be tomorrow evening at 6 at the Chandler Funeral Home, 2506 Concord Pike, Talleyville. Interment will be private. WASHINGTON UPI) A Yale graduate student who has spent 18 months researching international drug traffic contended today that the CIA is involved in Southeast Asian heroin traffic. In testimony prepared for the Senate appropriations subcommittee on foreign aid, Alfred W. McCoy said that aircraft chartered in Laos by the Central Intelligence Agency and Agency for International Development "have been transporting opium harvested by the agency's tribal mercenaries on a regular basis." Paul L.

Waters PRINCESS ANNE, Md. -Paul L. Waters of Princess Anne, died last Friday at home after a long illness. His age was not disclosed. Mr.

Waters was born in Fairmount, and had been a lifelong resident of the Prin-c Anne area. He had worked in New York City as a steel cutter and had worked in Princess Anne for a contractor. He was a member of St. Andrew's United Methodist Church, Fairmount. He is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Mary B. Waters; a broth er, B. Franklin of New York City; and a sister, Mrs. Aretta Kidd, also of New York City. Services will be tomorrow afternoon at 2 at the Mount Hope AME Zion Church, Princess Anne.

Friends may call tonight at the James Funeral Home, 407 Nr Sommerset Princess Anne. Interment will be in the Mount Hope Church Cemetery. Miss Mary Hitchens GEORGETOWN Miss Mary Hitchens, 85, a native of Georgetown, died Monday at home in Philadelphia, after a long illness. Miss Hitchens had lived in the Philadelphia area most of her life. She has no immediate survivors.

Services will be Sunday afternoon at 1 at the Friendship United Methodist Church, near Millsboro, with interment in the adjoining cemetery. There will be no viewing. 207 Church Street. Aged 74 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend ervices a the SPICER-MULLUKIN HOME, 2th ft Market Streets, en Monday morning, June 5 at 11 o'clock.

Interment at Gracelawn Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends mav call at the funeral home, after 7 o'clock. Parking area coposlte 2th St. entrance. In lieu of elowert, the family suooests contributions to be made to the Heart Fund, In-lpendence Mall.

aRlER In New York on May 30, 172. Harry Dobson Miller Grier of New York amd Oxford. Penna. In his Sth year, Private funeral services will be held on Swturdev June at the convenience of the family, from the CAUFFMAN FU-f-ieKH. HfE Pine Oxford, Pa.

Oxford Cemetery. Please omit lowers. Contributions in his memory may be made to the Grier Memorial Tund of the Oxford Presbyterian Church, sin ur Seeks GUI Nomination Joseph Shelton REHOBOTH BEACH-Joseph Shelton, 67, formerly of Mills-boro, died Wednesday in Beebe Hospital, Lewes, after being stricken at his Rehoboth Beach Mr. Shelton was born in Millsboro and lived there until moving to Rehoboth Beach a year ago. He was a retired laborer.

He was single. Mr. Shelton was a member of Hariri United Methodist Church, Millsboro. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Helen Harris of Philadelphia, three brothers, John Thomas A.

and Walter all of Millsboro; four sisters, Mrs. Nancy Hitchens and Mrs. Pearl Stok-ley, both of Millsboro, Miss Edith Shelton of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Elsie Draine of Lewes; 13 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Services will be Sunday night at 8 at the James and Watson Funeral Home, Millsboro, where friends may call one hour before services.

Interment will' be Monday afternoon at 1 in Harmony United Methodist Church Cemetery, Millsboro. Mrs. Joseph D. DeSantis PENNS GROVE, N.J.-Mrs. Emilia DeSantis, 75, of66W.

Pitman Penns Grove, died yesterday at the Salem County Nursing Home, Salem, after a long illness. Mrs. DeSantis was born in Italy, but had lived in Penns Grove for about 50 years. She was a member of the St. James Catholic Church here and the St.

Gabriel Society. Her husband, Joseph D. DeSantis, died in 1964. Mrs. DeSantis is survived by a son, Joseph D.

Jr. of Penns Grove; a sister, Mrs. Louisa Quiete in Italy; and two grandchildren. Requiem Mass will be offered tomorrow morning at 9 at St; James Catholic Church, Penns Grove. Friends may call at the Ashcraft Funeral Home, 47 State Penns Grove, tonight.

Interment will be in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Swedesboro. Mrs. George L. Hurley ELLIOTT, Md.

Mrs. Hurley, 53, of Baltimore, formerly of Elliott, died yesterday in Salisbury Nursing Home, Salisbury, after a long illness. Mrs. Hurley was born in Elliot, but had lived in Baltimore most of her life. She was a member of Elliott Methodist Church.

She is survived by her husband, George L. Hurley; a son, George L. Jr. at home; and three sisters, Mrs. Madeline Morris of Dames Quarter, Mrs.

Ida Mae Willey of Bedford, and Mrs. Mary Anne Tarr of Fredericksburg, Services will be tomorrow afternoon at 2 at the Willough-by Funeral Home, East New Market, where friends may call tonight. Interment will be in East New Market Cemetery. William T. Jarman BERLIN, Md.

William T. Jarman, 75, of near Berlin, died Wednesday in the Salisbury Nursing Home after a long illness. Mr. Jarman was born in Berlin, and lived in the area all his life. He was a retired farmer.

He served with the Army in World War and belonged to the American Legion and the Buckingham Presbyterian Church in Berlin. His wife, Mrs. Ruby Kiser Jarman, died in 1967. Surviving are a step-daughter, Mrs. Barbara Patton of Berlin, and three step-grandchildren.

Services will be tomorrow afternoon at 1 at the Burbage Funeral Home, Berlin, with in-t in Buckingham Church Cemetery. Arthur Harris WARWICK, Md. Arthur Harris, 82, of Warwick, a retired construction worker, died Tuesday in Deers Head Hospital, Salisbury, after a long illness. Mr. Harris, a lifelong resident of Warwick, was the husband of Mrs.

Florence Harris, who died several years ago. Is survived by a son, Isaac; a half-brother, William Waters, and two half-sisters, Mrs. Mary Morris and Miss Fannie Waters, all of Warwick. Services will to tomorrow afternoon at 2 in Johnson's Chapel, Warwick, with inter- ment in Cecilton Cemetery, Friends may call tonight at the church. Doris Myers in Race For Miller House Seat kone, fromer chief-of-staff of the Royal Laotian nrrriy, ad-mitted in a three-hour interview with him he controlled the( opiunvtraffic in northwestern Laos since 1962.

Gen. Ouane also controlled the largest heroin laboratory in Laos." I McCoy also told how a "silent partner" in a Pepsi Cola bottling plant in Vientiane, Laos, and the sister of Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky of South Vietnam worked together in shipping The Pepsi Cola! partner, a Chinese racketeer'named Huu Lim Heng, used the bottling plant operation "as a cover to import acetic anhydride, a chemical necessary for th manufacture, of Herion." McCoy said the question the United States must now decide is "which is more important to our country -i propping up corrupt governments in Southeast Asia or getting heroin out of our high schools. i Mrs. Warren II. Atlkins Mrs.

Mary M. Schoy Adkins, 77, of 1208 Centre Road, Willow Run, was stricken at home and was dead on arrival yesterday at General Division. She had been under a doc-tor's care for a heart condition. Mrs. Adkins was a lifelong resident of the area.

She is survived by her husband, Warren H. 'Adkins; a son, Charles of Elmhurst; a sister, Mrs: Catherine Draper of Middleboro Crest; two grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren. Services will be tomorrow morning at 10 at the McCrery Memorial Chapel, Kirkwood Highway and Duncan Road, where friends may call tonight, i Interment will be In Silver-brook Cemetery, Lancaster Ave. and Du Pont Road. cil and the Wilmington Council of Churches.

She is a graduate of the Wilmington public school system and completed her nuring training at the former H. Fletcher Brown High She and her, husband, William Myers, have five children. Myers is the supervisor of human relations in the State Department of Public Instruction. Miller, who was elected to the state House of Representatives in 1970, has not announced whether he is seeking re-election. Mrs.

Anita Hughes also has announced her candidacy for the Democratic nomination for the 4th District seat. Mrs. Hughes, 35, of 1102 W. 6th operates Anita's Day-Care Center in her home and has been active in child care for more than 13 years. Norman Garrison 43, Dover, speedinq, $25 fin.

Vertflct: Danl Zacharlej, 22, Lewes, found not guilry of failing to report an accident. Fire Alarms Wilmington Jun i 2:42 p.m.-13H w. 4th St. Unattended cooking. No damage reported.

New Castle County June 1: 11:59 a.m. lnterstates-95 and 195. Auto. Mlnquadale Fir Company. 12:41 p.m.

Avon Products Delaware Antnmatlr nlarm Atn Mnta Hook Ladder and Christiana Fir Companies. 1:27 p.m. University of Allison Hall. Building alarm. Aetna Hose Hook Ladder and Christiana Fire Comoenies.

1:56 p.m. Pigeon Point. Field. Hollo-way Terrac Fir Company. 1:51 p.m.

End of Tamarack Elsmer. Railroad car. Elsmire Fir Company. a pjn. Alban Park Apts.

Trash container. Flv Points Fire Corrtpany. 6:03 p.m. 454 Old Airport Road. Building.

Mlnquas and Wilmington Manor Fire Companies. 4:04 p.m.-44 Old Airport Road. Building, minor. Minquas, Christiana, diJ Wilmington Manor Fire Companies. 9:42 p.m.

900 Greenbank Road, H-veg Industries Inc. Minor. Mill Creek, Belvedeie, and Cranston Heights Fir Companies. It: 57 p.m.-5th Delaware City. Hajse.

Delaware City, Port Penn, and Goodwill Fire Companies. 11:58 p.m.-lOO block Walnut Holly Oak. Field. Clayrrront Fir Compiles. Jun 2: (:05 a.m.

Kirkwood Hlohwav and Polly Drummond Hill Road. Assist a auto accident. Aetna Hose, Hook an Ladder Company. Greater Dover Jun 1: 1 2:12 p.m. 411 Sussex Ave, Capital Green.

Trash outs de vacant nous. Dover Fir Department. Sussex County Jun Atlant Road. Seford? House.7 Seaford Fir Company. 11:10 p.m.

Airport Road, Georoe-town. Roof on house. Georgetown Fir Company. Harold E. (Dick) McGinnes, 61, of 900 Marion Belle-fonte, was dead on arrival at St.

Francis Hospital yesterday after being stricken at the Division of Motor Vehicle's Bancroft Parkway inspection lanes where he was an inspector. The medical examiner's office today ruled the death resulted from a heart attack. Mr. McGinnes was a lifelong resident of the Wilmington area and retired as a corporal of the New Castle County police April 16, 1969. He went to work at the lanes in May 1969.

He had become a county po- IN MEMORIAM CARROLL-Cherlshed memories of our mother, Bridie Carroll, who lift us Jun 2. 1M2. Deep our hearts, You will always stay. Loved ft remembered every day. By Children DeANGELIS In loving memory of a friend, Joseph DeAngelit, who passed away June 2, 1961.

Gone but not forgotten A friend KOONS In memor of a wonderful friend, Vicky Koons, who passed away two years ago June 2, 170. Today recalls sad memories Of a wonderful friend, so true. think of you often and will always remember you. Gone but not forgotten) nor will you ver be. Your smiling face we can always see.

Sadly missed by Libby ft Mabel MOORE in loving memory of my hus band, Wendell F. Moore, who passed away 3 years ago June 2nd. Sadly missed by Wife, Sara NELSON in loving memory of my be loved mother, Minnie Nelson, who pass ed away years ago today. TIM memories fad and life deoarts. You will live forever in my heart.

Never forgotten, dearly loved ft sadly missed by Daughter, Helen Nelson Death Notices LaMANNA In Atlantic City, N.J. on Mav 172. Dorofhv H. LaManna. wife of the late Samuel J.

lav.anna of S. Pennsylvania Atlantic Cltv, N.J. Aged 51 years. DUE NOTICE OF FUNERAL ARRANGBMBNTS TO BE ANNOUNCE BY THE KRIENEN-GRIF-FI-TH FUWERIAL HOMES. McOINNES Suddenly In this city on June 1, 1972.

Harold E. (Dick), husband of Donr.a E. McGinnes nf 30 Marion Bellefonte. Aoed 41 years. Father of Melody L.

and Harold E. McGinnes, Jr. and Judith A. Twardus. Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at Hillcrest United Methodist Church, Hil'crest Av.

ft Marsh Road en Monday afternoon, June 5 at 1:30 o'clock. Interment In Gracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the BEESON FUNERAL HOME, 412 Philadelphia Pike, Sunday evening after 4:30 where Masonic services will be conducted at the funeral home by Brandy-win Lodge 33 AFftAM at 7:30. RAGAN In this city on Jun 1, 172. Antonlna wife of the lat Frank Ragan, of zS W.

Conrad Dr. Lvntord. Aged 77 years. Relatives and friends are invited to attend th funeral from the JOHN F. YASIK INC.

FUNERAL HOME, 407 S. Harrison St. on Monday morning, Jun 5 at 9:30 o'clock. Mass of the Resurrection In St. Hedwig's R.C.

Church a4 10:30 o'clock. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Home on Sunday evenlncj. PARK ING FACILITIES ACROSS FROM FU NERAL HOME. ROC In this city on May 29, 172.

Louise wit of Reese Roe of 739 Center New Castle, Del. Aged 47 years. Graveside services will be held a Hollywood Cemetery, Harrington, Del. on Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock. VALET PARKING SERVICE.

REED In this city on May 29, 1972. Louis, wife of Samuel Reed, of (7 Oakmont Daughter of Oscar McNeal, sister of Willie and Melvln McNeal. aoed 39 yrs. Relatives and friends are Invited to attend funeral services from the Eighth St. Baptist Church, 1h ft Scott Sts.

on Saturday morning, June 3 at 11:00 o'clock. Interment at Rolling Green Memorial Park. Friends may call at the FUNERAL HOME OF EDWARD R. BELL, 909 Poplar on Friday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. SCHILLINO-In this city on May 31, 172.

Frank Rol Schillino huhnrt Ethel O'Toole Schilling of Plaza lApts. 1303 Delaware Ave. Aged 79 years. Requiem Mass at Sacred Heart R.C nuTv.ii, joiuioay morning, services ana interment private. No viewino.

In lieu flowers, contributions may be made your tavorit charity. Arrangements this city on May 27, 19 Henrietta Stinson, of 105 Civ Belvedere. Momer of Margai me Tearman i-unerai Home. 1972. Clyde ocivcucw.

iv.y iici vi nriaiuarei tvco, mantel riieuus bib imvmcu attend the funeral services from the iRock of Ages Baptist Church, Belvedere, Thursday evening, June I at o'clock. Interment at Mt. Zion on Friday morning. Arrangements bv 1h EDWARD WEST In this city on May 29, 1972. Elizaoe'h A.

wile of John D. West of 71S Church mother of Rosa Lee Diggs, Martha Graves and Floyd Wesley West, sister of Samuel Thompson, Gertrude Houston, Frank Thompson, Sarah Cannon and Joseph Thompson. Aged years. Relatives and Friends are invited to attend the funeral services at the Old Field United Methodist Churchy Millsboro, Dei. 01) ai'lei June' 3, It 1:00 o'clock.

Interment at adjoining cem-tery. Friends may call at th EDWARD R. BELL HOVE, 0 Poolar St. on Friday evening, June 2, from 7-9. 656-1671 478-7347 rFLOWEm (HOLIDAY FLORIST Isnraster A Weodlown Avts.

PHONE 55-e701 i52-fail Master Charge Bank.imericardX vrora, ft. jARRlS-At Deer's Head Hosoital, Sails-r bury, Md. on May 30, 1972. Arthur, Jiusbend of the lte Florence Harris of Jfvarwick. Md.

Aged 12 years. Relatives friends are invited ts ittend the fu- rral services at JOHNSON'S CHAPEL, Md. on Saturday afternoon, Jun 3 at 2 o'clock. Interment a Cecil-Jon Cemetery, Cecilton, Md. Friends mav call at me church Friday evening Trom 7 til JAMISON In this city on June 1, 1972.

Lawrence E. Jamison, husband of ary B. Jamison of 2302 N. Broom Wilmington. Aged 63 years.

Relatives and friends are Invited to at-end the funer.l from the DOGEWTY RCTHERS FUNERAL HOME, 1O00 "VIware Ae on wandav morning, June 5 at :00 o'clock. Msss of the Resurrection St. Anrj rc Church, Gilnin Ave. ft Union Sts. at :30.

En- said heroin traffic into the United States can eb traced Southeast Asia. He said the Mafia has been involved since 1965 in the movement of large Louis J. Garyantes Louis J. Garyantes, 76, of 2207 Church died yester-day at Memorial Division after a short illness. He retired from the Penn Central railroad in 1960 after 42 years of service.

He was a freight conductor. He was a veteran of World War I. Mr. Garyantes was a member of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, Lodge 957. He was a native and lifelong resident of Wilmington.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Rena B. Garyantes; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Landsiedelof, of Bingham-ton, N.Y.; two sons, Marvin of Dunlinden Acres and Ronald of Blue Rock Manor; a brother, Joseph of Wilmington; four sisters, Mrs. Catherine Wiggins of New Castle, Mrs.

Louise Cooper and Mrs. Helen Murphy both of Woodcrest and Mrs. Mary Fernback of Chicago, and six grandchildren. Services will be Monday morning at 11 at the Spicer-Mullikin Funeral Home, 24th and Market where friends may call Sunday night. Interment will be in Grace- lawn Memorial Park.

In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that contributions be made to the Delaware Heart Association, Independence Mall. in June 1970, and charged with operating a $13 million professional sports and horse race betting ring. The tap was authorized un-d the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968 by the late U.S. District Court Judge John W. Lord Jr.

Judge Lord Jr. and Judge Lord III were not related. According to yesterday's ruling, the statute "conveys the simple impression that effective controls required by the 4th Amendment have been placed on the government in its pursuit of evidence through the use of electronic listening devices. "ON closer scrutiny, however, we are convinced that the protections afforded the citi-z against unreasonable governmental intrusions are largely illusionary." Judge Lord wrote. The wiretap law has not been tested by the U.S.

Supreme Court. But the high court has ruled in several earlier cases that wiretaps are constitutional if authorized by a warrant. The law requires that the U.S. attorney general first determine that a wiretap is needed in a case and personally authorize agents to request a warrant from a judge. Judge Lord found three aspects of the 1968 law faulty.

He said: It allows continuous searches for too long. It gives too much discretion to investigators. It does not require that the subjects of secret surveil lance be notified promptly when the surveillance is '3 WiretapLatv Ruled Illegal By Judge Harold E. 3IcGinnes liceman in March 1951, and was promoted to corporal in October 1964. Before that he had worked 19 years for the Speakman Co.

in Wilmington. After retiring from the county police force, he was a bailiff at Magistrate Kirkwood Highway, Court 10, for six months. He was a life member of Brandy wine Hundred Fire Company which he joined in 1941. He was chief of the company from 1954 to 1956 and was currently honorary chief. He was a member of Brandy wine Lodge 33, Hillcrest United Methodist Church; and the New Castle County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No.

5. He was awarded the Wilmington Merchandise Mart's "Outstanding Father" award for 1956 by the Mart Merchants Association. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Donna E. McGinnes; a son, Harold E.

at home; two daughters, Mrs. Judith A. Twardus of Clifton Park and Miss Melody L. McGinnes, at hnmp- a hrnthpr Harvpv flf HOrne, a DfOiner, ndrvey O. VI Ocean City, and one grandchild.

Services will be Monday afternoon at 1:30 in the Hillcrest United Methodist Church, Marsh Road and Hillcrest Ave. Interment will be in Gracelawn Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Bee-son Funeral Home, 412 Philadelphia Pike, Sunday night after 6:30 where Masonic rites will be conducted at 7:30 by officers and members of Brandywine Lodge 33. Janet Marie Hastings PARSONSBURG, Md. Services will be at 2 tomorrow afternoon in the Holloway Funeral Home on Snow Hill Road in Salisbury for Janet Marie Hastings, 16, who was killed early yesterday when her car overturned near Wil-lards.

Friends may call at the funeral home an hour before the service. Interment will be in the Pittsville Cemetery. Miss Hastings, a sophomore at Pittsville High School, was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H.

Hastings, of Es-ham Road, Parsonsburg. She had been active in athletics and the Varsity Club of her school, was a member of the Ayres United Methodist Church of Pittsville and a past president of the Youth Fellowship of that church. Besides her parents, Miss Hastings is survived by a sister, Donna Leigh, and a brother, Gregory Allen, both at home; her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Mazie Esham of Parsonsburg, and her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Granville Hastings of Delmar. Mrs. George A. St. Louis DOVER Mrs.

Dorothy Minner St. Louis, 59, of 4 For-est St. died yesterday at Kent General Hospital after a short illness. She was a lifetime resident of Dover. She is survived by her husband, George a daughter, Mrs.

Marlene Donovan of Dover; her stepmother, Mrs. Elsie Minner of Wyoming; a sister, Mrs. Ilinor Hamilton of Camden, and three grandchildren. Services will be Monday afternoon at 2 at the Trader Funeral Home, where friends may call Sunday night. Interment will be at Sharon Hill Cemetery.

Galperin Monument A monument will be unveiled in memory of Mrs. Lena Galperin this Sunday morning at 11 at the Machzi-key Hadas Cemetery, South Du Pont Highway and Wildel Ave. Mrs. Doris B. Myers, of 801 W.

8th has announced she is a candidate for the Republican nomination for the 4th District representative seat held by state Rep. Charles S. (Chezzy) Miller, a Democrat. Mrs. Myers 46, a school nurse at the Harlan and Lore Schools, has been active in community and school affairs for many years.

She is past president of the Wilmington Home and School Council, the Cool Spring PTA, and the Adult Basic Education Advisory Council. She is vice president of the Home and School Council and is first vice president ofthe-YWCA board and a member of the West Center City Neighborhood Association and Scott AME Zion Church. Mrs. Myers has served on the Model Neighborhood Coun tr.i-Kmen'.Oueen of the A 1 1 Crwot. Cathedral Cemetery.

Friends ma" ll at me Dohertv Bro'hers Funeral 4ome on 5imdv after 7 o'clock. vaiei parking service. jcrrc. m. m.s city on May 31, 1972.

J'-. lJ. "i 539 Mniof t0 f'vires at me McCRERY FUNERAL on Saturday i 3 'cloctt- Interment Lombardy Cemetery. Friends may call tlZr-Vr in runerai noma an Frmjhv im, Mtmr KASSVAN-At her home on May 31, l. Celn, of Bryn Mawr Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.

Widow of the late lOf I 1 I oy I to on I Lou assven. worner ot r. BcLL runt RAL HOWVE. Mrs. Millie Slat, Sister of Ethel ft Doris Tabachnik.

STRY2S In this city on May 31, 1972. Also survived by 7 grand- i Alfred husband of Mary Radulski children. Aged 77 years. Fun-lstryzs ot 1317 Cedar St. Aged 57 years.

er services will be held at Relat Irienn nrt mmhrt nf nrojni. DAILY RECORD The Riverside Memorial Chapel, I BO W. zations ot which he was a member are 74th Street, New York on Sundev jinv'ted to attend the funeral from the morning, Jun 4 at 11:45 o'clock. Inter-jjcnHN F. YASIK INC.

FUNERAL HOME ment at Mt. Hebrr.n Cemetery, Flushing, 7 s. Harrison on Monday morning. Mew York. Shiv will be observed at thejune 5 at 8 a.m.

o'clock. Mass of the Re-esidence of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stat, surrection in St. Hedwigs RC Church, at 403 Lowell Read, Brandywine Hills.

9 e-dock. Entombment, Queen of the Afiemorial Services will be held 5undev, lApostles Mausoleum, Cathedral Cemetery Monday ft Tuesday evenings at 1:00 A r- Frods may call at th funeral home on rangements by Th S.HOENBERG Sunday evening. Parking facilities across MEMORIAL CHAPEL. jfrom timtra home. I.ANKFORD In this city on jun 1.

THOMAS In Veteran's Hospital on May 1972. Undyn Truitt, w-fe of the late 31, ,,73 husband of Cam-Floyd A. Lankford of II W. 29th St. Aged erine 105 Lynam Stonehurst.

(0 years. Relatives and friends are in- Aoeil 71 VHrs. The funeral services vited to afend th services the be private. Relatives and friends CRERY FUNERAL HOME, 2700 Washing nvr)ed to attend the viewing, on ton St. on Saturday morn ng, June 3 Friday evening, Jun 2 at.

7 to 9 o'clock. 19 o'clock. Interment at RiverviewiFrienas mav call at N'CHOLS Cemetery. Friends my call at th funral nE-ral HOME, 212 E. Justis New-Home Friday evening after 7.

iport. 1 I PHILADELPHIA UP) A judge has declared unconstitutional the 1968 federal law allowing wiretapping on grounds that it puts "the pri-v a of every citizen in jeopardy." U.S. District Court Judge Joseph S. Lord III made the ruling yesterday in connection with a motion by seven defendants in an alleged $10 million gambling case who sought to suppress evidence gathered by electronic surveillance. U.S.

Atty. Peter Vaira, chief of the Justice Department's strike force On organized crime here, discounted any immediate effect the ruling would have. IN Washington, a Justice Department spokesman said there would be no comment on the ruling until the Criminal Division obtained a copy and studied it. Judge Lord said the law was "unconstitutional on its face" because it violated the 4th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which guarantees citizens privacy against unwarranted searches and intrusions.

"The privacy of every citizen is in jeopardy if we become a nation which sanctions the indiscriminate use of secret electronic searches by the government," the judge said. A wiretap had been placed on the phone of Matthew F. Whitaker, 58, of Pottstown, who police described as the gambling czar of Schuylkill County in eastern Pennsylvan- ia. HE and the others were ar- rested in a series of FBI raids -I WILLIAM J. WARWICK FUNERAL DIRECTOR Jan W.

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