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Section 3 CHICAGO TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1966 REYNAUD PREMIER FRANCE IN First Friend, Then of de Gaulle PARIS, Sept. 21 Reynaud, 87, who was Reynaud when a crushed France died early day at American pital after operation. Reyna political spanned most Reynaud century, most of the drama was into the three months he as premier from March to 1940. During that time his predictions of disaster true as French forces grated in the face of the man armored attack. Succeeded by Petain Reynaud wanted the government to move to North Africa to carry on the fight, but a majority of his ministers opposed the idea.

Reynaud resigned and Marshal Henri Philippe Petain was named premier to work out an armistice with Germany. Reynaud was rushed to the hospital last night for an immediate operation after what was believed to be an appendicitis attack. Two physicians issued a bulletin hours after his death, however, saying that he was suffering from a blockage of the small intestine. He died from respiratory complications and heart failure. A peppery man who stood 5 feet 2 inches, Reynaud kept in prime physical condition thruout his with calisthenics each morning and a close watch on his diet.

Marries Secretary He was divorced from his first wife in 1948, and married his long time secretary in 1949 at the age of 71. He was the father of a daughter by his first marriage, and two sons and a daughter by his second st marriage. In the days before World War II, when France was obsessed with a false sense of security from the Maginot line, Reynaud was pleading to no avail for adoption of the tank warfare ideas of Col. Charles de Gaulle. Reynaud promoted de Gaulle to brigadier general and made him an undersecretary of state for defense.

When Reynaud refused the call of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill to come to London as head of a government in exile, the way was opened for de Gaulle to accept the invitation. De Gaulle "Touched" Of Reynaud's death, de Gaulle told his cabinet: "Personally, I am deeply touched." After World War II, resumed his political life, but his name automatically called up bitter memories. He was popular, respected, and influential in parliament, but he knew and others knew that his days of greatest glory were past. Reynaud supported de Gaulle's presidency but broke with him in 1962. He charged that the president was usurping too much power for himself, was twisting the constitution, was blockading progress toward European unification, was upsetting France's traditional friendship with the United States Great Britain, and was wasting France's money on building an atomic bomb.

REPORT SHOWS DROWNING TOLL UP; 125 DEAD The American Red Cross reported yesterday that 125 residents of a five-county metropolitan area died in drowning and boating accidents this spring and summer. The total last year was 80. The deaths occurred in Cook, Du Page, Lake, Will and Kane counties and in out-of-state vacation areas. Eulan Kortge Elmhurst, chairman of the midAmerican chapter of water safety services, said the majority of the 125 victims died because they did not know how to swim, used poor judgment in picking a place to swim, or overestimated their talents. Average age of the victims was just over 20, Kortge said.

He noted that boys take many more chances around water than girls. Find Body of Youth, 16, Near Railroad Tracks The body of Thomas Thomp16, of 60 E. 60th was son, found lying beside the Pennsylvania railroad 6201 Princeton av. yesterday. Thompson was a freshman at Englewood High school.

Police said he probably was struck by a train. DIES; OF 1940 Foe (P)-Paul premier German mies in 1940, tothe hosan ud's career half a but packed served June, previous came disinteGer- James S. Kerwin Mass for James S. Kerwin, 72, vice president and board member of Chemetron corporation, 840 N. Michiand president of its Pennsylvania Forge division, will be said at 10 a.

m. tomorrow in St. Hilary Catholic church, Rydal, Mr. Kerwin Pa. Mr.

Kerwin died Tuesday in Holy Redeemer hospital, Meadowbrook, Pa. Surviving are his widow, Regina, Marand- two daughters, Miss Kerwin, and 1 Mrs. Martha K. Walther. UNITS DIFFER, DELAY VOTING FOR TEACHERS Plans for an election to determine a collective bargaining agent by the 630 faculty members the City college have been delayed because of disagreements between two rival teachers' organizations, Oscar E.

Shabat, college executive director, said yesterday. The Cook County, College Teachers union, has 350 members, wants the state labor department supervise the election. The Chicago Education association, with 200 members among the college faculty, prefers that the office of the state superintendent of public instruction watch over the election. The association contends that teachers are professional people and should not be subject to any organization representing labor. association is demanding a mailed ballot but the union said this would require additional expense.

The union wants the voting held in City college branches. Shabat said he will meet with Dr. John W. Taylor, president of the college board, to decide how to reach agreement with the two groups. SCHOOL BOND SALE THEME IS ANNOUNCED "Education--Key to the Future" is the theme selected by the board of education committee to promote the 25 million dollar bond issue for school construction at the Nev.

8 election, Dr. Philip Lewis, committee chairman, said yesterday. Printed materials will feature a black key on a goldenrod background. The color and key symbol will be used on lapel buttons, posters, bumper stickers, doorknob tags, and other materials. A 15-minute, color motion picture on the construction needs is being produced and will be available at school district offices thruout the city beginning Oct.

10. Frank M. Whiston, board of education president, said he will announce tomorrow members of a "blue ribbon" committee he has appointed to help promote the bond issue. OBITUARIES Max N. Block Max N.

Block, 85, of 5454 South Shore who retired in 1963 after practicing law in Chicago for 60 years, died yesterday in Michael Reese hospital. Mr. Block specialized in real estate law and had an office at 134 N. La Salle st. He was a charter member and one of the founders of the Covenant club.

Surviving are his widow, Sara; one son, Harold two daughters, Mrs. Sylvia Fish and Charlotte; two grandchildren; a brother, and a sister. Services will be held at 2 p. m. today in the chapel at 2100 E.

75th st. Henry Grossman Henry Grossman, 71, of 4937 N. Whipple died yesterday in Billings hospital. Before retiring in Mr. Grossman the food mart at 2235 Potomac av.

Surviving are his widow, Sarah; three sons, Harry, William, and Martin; two daughters, Mrs. Tillie Sorkin and Mrs. Rochelle Skolnik; 16 grandchildren; five sisters; and three brothers. Services will be held at 11 a. m.

today in the chapel at 6130 N. California av. Victor Levin Services for Victor Levin, 35, of 3342 Crain will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 9200 Skokie Skokie.

Mr. Levin died Tuesday in Skokie Valley Community hospital. He was president of A A Auto Parts company, 708 N. Ashland Surviving are his widow, Nancey; a son, Lowell; a daughter, Roberta; his father and mother, Alex and Rebecca Levin; a brother; and three sisters. Mrs.

Timothy Conlon Mrs. Helen Mae Conlon, 229 N. Mason died yesterday in her home. A life-long resident of Chicago, Mrs. Conlon was the wife of Timothy a retired employe of Illinois Bell Telephone company.

Also surviving are two sons, Robert E. and William a daughter, Mrs. Lucille Lawrence; a brother. Mass will be said at 10:30 a. m.

tomorrow in St. Catholic church, Austin boulevard and street. Jacob Levin Services for Jacob Levin, 78, of Miami Beach, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 3019 W.

Peterson av. Mr. Levin died Tuesday in his home. A former resident of Chicago, he owned the pawnshop formerly at 3712 State st. from 1923 to 1962.

Surviving are his widow, Sarah; four sons, Melvin, Bud, Edward and Herbert; 11 grandchildren; a brother; and four sisters. Eugene S. Hight Eugene S. Hight, 78, of Delavan, Tazewell county, died yesterday in St. Francis 1 hospital, Peoria.

Mr. Hight retired in 1954 as vice president, general manager and director of the Illinois Power company in Decatur, where he had been employed since 1923. His widow, Beatrice survives. Services will be held at 10 a. m.

tomorrow in the Hallmann funeral chapel in Delavan. Mrs. Olive B. Freeman Graveside services for Mrs. Olive B.

Freeman, 83, kakee, widow of Dr. 'Harold Freeman and a life long resident of the Kankakee area, will be held at 2 p. m. today in Union Corners cemetery, Grant Park, Kankakee county. Mrs.

Freeman died Tuesday in Riverside hospital, Kankakee. Surviving is a sister. Rev. Francis X. Exler Mass for the Rev.

Francis Xavier Exler, 75, retired pastor of St. Willibrord Catholic church, 11406 Edbrooke was said yesterday in St. Norbert abbey, DePere, Wis. Father Exter died Sunday in the abbey, where he had lived since retiring in 1959 because of ill health. Robert L.

Burns Mass for Robert L. Burns, 75, of 100035 Maplewood will be said at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St. John Fisher Catholic church, 102d street and Campbell avenue.

Mr. Burns died Tuesday in his home. He was a sidewalk inspector for the city of Chicago for 35 years. His widow, Marie survives. Mrs.

Robin A. Boulton Services for Mrs. Gladys C. Boulton, 72, of 7239 Jeffery will be held at 2 p. m.

today in the chapel at 7651 Jeffery blvd. Mrs. Boulton died Tuesday in Billings hospital. She was the wife of Robin wine steward at the Chicago club, 81 E. Van Buren st.

A sister also survives. PLANE DIVES: OUT OF CLOUDS; PILOT KILLED (Pictures on back page) Donald G. Weddell, 37, of 272 Washington boulevard, Roselle, was killed yesterday when his rented Bonanza light plane dived into a clump of woods on a farm one mile east of Bell and half north of 151st st. in Will county. The aircraft apparently struck the ground at high speed, scattering wreckage for more than 100 yards.

Spilled fuel burned fiercely for 1 more WILLOW DU PAGE SPRINGS co. 111TH ST. LEMONT 123D ST. 2 COOK CO. 143D ST.

151ST ST. 159TH -ORLANDWILL PARK COUNTY 3 MILES, 96TH than two hours. At the time of the accident, clouds were hanging between 200 and 300 feet above the ground, and light to moderate rain was falling. Weddell, owner of the Electronic Painting company at 2424 Ogden had intended to fly to Cleveland on business. In addition to his widow, Merlyn, he is survived by his children, Keith, 12, Ronald, 10, and Karen, 6.

Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow 1 in church of the Cross-United Presbyterian church, Hoffman Estates. JUDGE REFUSES TO HEAR PLEA TO FREE NAZI Judge Richard A. Napolitano of Housing court yesterday refused to hear a petition to release Chris Vidnjevich and John Wallace, jailed since last Friday for contempt of court.

Vidnjevich, 23, is head of the Chicago branch of the American Nazi party. Napolitano last Friday imposed six months jail sentences on the two--and also on Fred J. and George S. Hart, still being sought-for refusing to admit a city building inspector to the building at 1314 Ohio which includes Chicago headquarters of the American Nazi party. The Harts and Wallace had been identified as part owners of the building.

Napolitano continued the case to Sept. 30 but indicated he would conduct no further hearings, and would keep Wallace and Vidnjevich in jail, until the Harts surrender or are arrested. Holran, New Jersey G.O. P. Leader, Killed Atlantic Sept.

21 (P)- Herbert G. Holran, 59, former executive director of the New Jersey Republican state committee and a long-time adviser in New Jersey G. O. P. affairs, was killed today when the station wagon in which he was riding skidded during a heavy rainstorm and was struck broadside by a car.

At the time of his death, Holran was campaign manager for Charles W. Sandman former president of the state Senate and a candidate for Congress from New Jersey's 2d district. Test Your Facts Below each of the following questions are listed three swers. Make your choice, see the correct answer below and mark your score. 1 The Columbia river, noted for its salmon, forms the boundary between Washington and Oregon.

Alaska and Canada. Alberta and Nova Scotia. 2. The solid part of the earth is known as the Hydrosphere. Hemisphere.

Lithosphere. 3. Which of Thackeray's works is known as the novel without a hero? "Henry Esmond." "The Virginian." "Vanity Fair." 4 Ernestine SchumannHeink was beloved by Americans for her Singing. Dancing. Painting.

ANSWERS 1. Washington and Oregon. 2. Lithosphere. 3.

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cemetery, $300. In Memoriam Brandt Kenneth P. Brandt 22, 1964 Remembrance is a golden chain Death tries to break, but all in vain; To have, to love, and then to part, Is the greatest sorrow of one's heart. The years may wipe out many things. But this, they wipe out never The memory of those happy days When we were all together.

LOVING WIFE AND SON, MOTHER, DAD, AND SISTERS Jankowski Stanley Jankowski-Sept. 22, 1963 At night, the silent stars shine down At a place not far from here; Where sleeps someone can't forget, And always loved so dear. LOVING WIFE MONICA Kleisner Frank J. Kleisner-Sept. 22, 1965 In loving memory of my dear husband, Frank, who left us a year ago.

MARIE Fraternal Notices CHICAGO LOCAL NO. 245 L. P. I. Michael J.

O'Halloran, Line Etcher, Sick Benefit Assn. Mortuary No. 367, passed away Sept. 21. Resting at Herron and Sons Funeral Home, 3117 Oak Park avenue, Berwyn.

Funeral Saturday, Sept. 24. HARRY F. SPOHNHOLTZ, Pres. OAK PARK CHAPTER, NO.

539, O. E. S. Sister Elizabeth R. Skelly.

Resting at Leonard Funeral Home, 565 Duane, Glen Ellyn. Services Friday, 11 a. St. Mark's Episcopal church, Glen Ellyn. MARGE BUTCHER, W.

M. Announcements CONTRIBUTE TO CANCER RESEARCH Make a memorial gift bequest to THE CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION. 9 E. Jackson-bivd. 7-8855 TAX DEDUCTIBLE DEATH NOTICES "SEE" NOTICES Listed below are "See" notices which ore cross references to death notices appearing in today's Tribune, "See" notices feature the names of family members of the deceased who have a different legal name thon the deceased because of marriage or a legal change.

Some "See" notices feature the maiden name of wife who may be best known in the community by her maiden name, Alexandria See Henrietta Buccieri notice. Appa See Henrietta Buccieri notice. Basich See Henrietta Buccieri notice. Brichta See Henrietta Buccieri notice. Burian See Mary M.

Stevens notice. Butori See Theresa DeCaro notice. Cadieux See Dominick Cesario notice. Cataldo See Joseph R. Salerno notice.

Folino See Michael Mannina notice. Gioffredi See Henrietta Buccieri notice. Iwaniec See Kazmiera Jagiello notice. Jastrzebski See Antosz notice. Lynch See Anna G.

Erban notice. Martucci See Henrietta Buccieri notice. Matysiak See Paul Miller notice. Mele See Earl F. Rio notice.

Mollo See Earl F. Rio notice. Muir See Henrietta Buccier! notice. Paterno See Joseph R. Salerno notice.

Schewe See Frank Novak notice. Schneider Samuel Tecotzky notice. Serpico See Joseph R. Salerno notice. Sirousa See Kazmiera Jagiello notice.

Tamillo See Martha L. Mucho notice. Tucker See Samuel Tecotzky notice. Turney See Vera G. Kastemis notice.

See Agnes Strelzck Westerberg notice. Alles Alice E. Alles, nee Jacobs, Sept. 20, in her 94th year, wife of the late Clemens; beloved mother of Bro. Theophane, S.

V. Margaret Sullivan, Marion Burr, and the late John, Nicholas, Henry, and Raymond. Funeral Friday morning at 9 o'clock, from Birren Son Funeral Home, 6125 N. Clark street. Services in Gertrude church at 9:30.

Interment St. Henry cemetery. Anderson Everett P. Anderson, beloved husband of Jean; devoted father of Larry. Resting at Schmaedeke Funeral Home, 10701 S.

Harlem avenue, Worth, Ill. Funeral from chapel, 10 a. Friday, Sept. 23. Burial Office, 10:30 a.

at the Palos Park Church of the Transfiguration, 123d street and 86th avenue, Palos Park. Interment Friday. In lieu of flowers please make contributions to the Everett P. Anderson memorial fund. 448-6000.

Antosz Antosz, nee Foltman, dear mother of John Adeline and Lt. Col. Leo J. U. S.

A. dear mother-in-law of Charlotte, John Adamski and June; loving grandmother of four: great-grandmother of two; stepmother of three. Resting at the Skaia Funeral Home, 3656 W. Belmont Ave. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.

m. to St. Wenceslaus church. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery.

KE 9-1376. Barnas Antoinette Barnas, nee Idzik, beloved wife of. John Barnas; loving mother of Lillian, Podczerwinski, Betty Fortuna, Alice Kania, and Virginia Palermini; grandmother of 14. Funeral Friday, Sept. 23; 1966, at 9:15 a.

from Noworul Memorial Chapel, 2658 S. Central Park avenue, to St. Casimir church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. 762-2233. Bartosh Frank J. Bartosh, beloved husband of Sophia, nee Zwinskas; dear father of Constance Marozas, Patricia Lach, and Geraldine Deady: grandfather of 10; fond brother of Benjamin Marie Williams, Lucille Zakowski, Anna Melka, and Charles Member of Chicago Patrolmen's Benevolent St. Jude league.

Funeral Saturday, 9:30 from Wolniak Funeral Home, 5700 S. Pulaski road, to St. Turibius church. Interment St. Casimir cemetery.

PO 7-4500. Block Max N. Block of 5454 South Shore drive, beloved husband of Sara nee Osherman; devoted father of Sylvia B. Fish. Harold L.

Block, and Charlotte L. Block; loving grandfather of Helen D. and Leonard A. Fish dear brother of the late Judge Louis B. Block, Lillian Wallenstein, and Beniamin Block.

Services Thursday, Sept. at 2 at Furth Chapel, 2100 E. 75th Interment Rosehill cemetery. Friends may pay their respects at the time of services. Mi 3-5400.

Bloom William H. Bloom, devoted husband of Domenica nee Pellegrino; loving son of Eva and the late Harry: dear brother of Earl, Glen, Richard, Donald, Wayne, Teresi Scu9g, Alice McDonald, Rose, and the late Robert. Funeral Saturday, 8:15 a. at Rosario D. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W.

North avenue. Interment Forest Home cemetery. Visitation after 3 p. m. Thursday.

ME 7-0449 or ME 7-0450. Boulton Gladys C. Boulton, beloved wife of Robin sister of Ethel Cummings. Funeral service Thursday, 2 p. at Donnellan Funeral Home, Jeffery boulevard at 77th street.

Interment Beverly. SO 8-8822. Brashy Anthony F. Brashy 1st Lt. United States Air Force, retired, Sept.

19, age 34, dear father of Margaret Lynn; beloved son of Anthony Sr. and Vera. FUneral services Saturday, 9 a. from the Marquette Funeral Home, 2533 W. 71st street to Nativity BVM church.

Interment St. Casimir. GR 6-2345. Buccieri Henrietta Buccieri, nee Appa, beloved wife of Albert loving mother of Louise Basich, Shirley Muir, Rosemary Brichta, Albert Jr. fond grandmother of 11; devoted daughter of Mary and the late Michael Appa; dear sister of Paul, Frank, Emil, Theresa, Josephine, Ann, Sam, John, Catherine, and Albert.

neral Saturday, 9 a. from Rosario Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W. North avenue, to St. Vincent Ferrer church. Entombment Queen of Heaven.

ME 7-0449 or ME 7-0450. Please omit flowers. Buehring Mrs. Edward C. Buehring Holt, beloved wife of the late Edward Christian Buehring; fond mother of Martha B.

Poor, Janet H. Buehring, Carol Hubbard, and the late Eleanor R. Buehring; dear grandmother of William Christian and Edward Sillers Hubbard. Services 10 a. m.

Friday at the Bilger Funeral Home, 2035 E. 79th street, one block E. of Jeffery boulevard. Visitation 2 to 5 p. m.

and 7 to 9 P. m. Thursday. Interment Archer Woods. SO 8-1610.

Bump Raymond E. Bump, late of 14356 S. Homan avenue, beloved husband of Rose fond father of Robert, Richard, Donald, Patricia, Ronald, Kurt, Keith, and Kim; brother of Everett, Arlene Schweitzer, and Irene Danielly. Funeral Friday, 1:30 p. at the Hickey Chapel, 4201 W.

147th street, Midlothian. Interment Beverly. FU 5-4478. Member of Chicago Typographical union, No. 16.

Burmeister Alfred Burmeister, beloved husband of the late Gertrude, nee Collatz; fond father of Fred, Evelyn Gabay, and Norman; grandfather of 16; brother of Edward, Rudolph, Elmer, Emily Brouette, Irene Luchene, and Linda Toczek, Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p. at the Hickey Chapel, 2429 W. 127th street, Blue Island. Interment First Lutheran. FU 8-0014.

Burns Robert L. Burns, beloved husband of Marie, nee Fuerst; brother of the late John, Kate, Richard, and Grace Robinson. Funeral Friday, Sept. 23, at 9:30 a. from Beverly Ridge Funeral Home, 10415 S.

Kedzie avenue, to St. John Fisher church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. PR 9-4411. Case Norman F.

Case, beloved husband of Ella, nee Hamilton; dear son of the late Cora: stepson of Thomas Hindes. Funeral Friday, Sept. 23, 1 p. at Henry Mueller Funeral Home, 5300-12 W. Belmont avenue.

Interment Forest Home cemetery. AV 6-8740. Cebelinski Narcyz Cebelinski, loving husband of Catherine, nee Zuraski; dear father of Edmund and Leonard; fond brother of Lottie Owsiany, Eugenia Lechowski, Bernice Murawski, and Alexander Frances. Funeral Friday, Sept. 23, 1966, at 9:30 a.

from Poterek Funeral Home, 5247-53 W. Fullerton avenue, near Lockwood, to St. Stanislaus B. M. church.

Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. BE 7-6400. Cesario Dominick Cesario, beloved husband Carmella, nee Marchese; dear father of Frank Mrs. Madelyn Cadieux, and the Emilio; fond brother of Carmen and Joseph; dear grandfather of 10; great-grandfather of 12.

Funeral Saturday, 8:45 a. from Granata Funeral Home, 1702 W. 69th street, to St. Mary of Mount Carmel church. Mass at 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Mary's. Visitation after 3 p. m.

Thursday. PR 6-0600. Chapman Lucille Chapman, nee. Osterberger, beloved wife of the late Joseph; loving mother of Shirley Ludwig, Bonnie Marquardt, and Pat; fond sister of Elsie LaRiviere, Louis, Florence Hoffman, Clare Conzette, William, Gerald, and the late Madeline Conzette; dear grandmother of five. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 from Kolbus Funeral Home, 6841-57 W.

Higgins avenue, to St. Eugene church, Canfield and Foster avenues. Interment All Saints. Member of Altar and Rosary society. 774-3232.

Chatfield John Dee Chatfield, Oak Park, husband of Katherine; son of Mrs. John Lindsley; brother of Mrs. C. Edwards, Raymond, both of De Kaib, Ill. Funeral Saturday, Sept.

24, 10 a. St. Patrick's church, Rochelle, Ill. Burial St. Patrick's.

Visitation after 7 p. m. Thursday at Dee Home for Funerals, Rochelle, Ill. Masses preferred in lieu of flowers. 815-562-4752.

Cisco Peter Cisco, formerly of 25 N. Racine. Mass Thursday, 8. a. St.

Jarlath. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. 738-2424. Clark Joseph H. Clark, dear father of Richard Dorothy and Robert grandfather of four: brother of Katherine Koster and the late Anne Snow.

Funeral Friday, 8:45 a. from Becvar Funeral Directors, 5218 S. Kedzie, to St. Mary Star of the Sea church. Interment St.

Mary's. PR 6-3809. Cloyer Kathleen Cloyer, nee Laughlin, of Brookfield, 111., beloved wife of Raymond; loving mother of the late 1st Lieutenant Raymond Cloyer, U. S. A.

sister of Leola Evans and Della Brooking of Cincinnati, 0. Funeral Friday, Sept. 23, at 2 p. m. at Johnson Funeral Home, 3845-47 Prairie avenue, Brookfield.

Entombment Woodlawn mausoleum, HU 5-0214. Cincinnati papers please copy. Colas Marie Colas, Sept. 21, beloved wife of the late James; fond sister of Eugenie Lucas of Platen, Luxembourg; sister-inlaw of John and Ann Colas. Funeral Saturday, Sept.

24, at 9:30 from Schmidt Funeral Home, 2056-58 Belmont avenue, to St. Benedict's church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St.

Boniface cemetery. Visitation after 7 p. m. Thursday. Conlon Helen Mae Conion, nee McEwen, age 83, beloved wife of Timothy J.

Conion; dear mother of Lucille Lawrence, Robert E. Conion of Des Plaines, 111., William Conion of Crystal Lake, and the late Dorothy Bolger and Richard Conlon; sister of W. Roy McEwen of Miami, and the late Anne DeVaul, Lorette Berfaux, and Cora McGinnis. Member of Guild. Funeral Friday, Sept.

23, 10 a. to St. Lucy Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment Queen Heaven.

Visitation at Smith Funeral Home, 245 Madison street, Oak Park, Thursday. DeCaro Theresa DeCaro, beloved wife of the late Joseph; loving mother of Mary Butori, Joseph Guido Antoinette Perez, and Jean Estergren; grandmother of 13. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. from Ridge Funeral Home, 6620-28 W. Archer avenue, corner of Natoma, to St.

Daniel the Prophet church. Interment Mount Carmel. 586-7900. Deitrick Martha Arm Deitrick, nee Miller, age 37, of Grayslake, beloved wife of George dear mother of Dede, Susan, Nancy, and Lucinda; dear daughter of Walter A. Miller; fond sister of James D.

Miller. Resting at Strang Funeral Chapel, 410 E. Belvidere street, Grayslake, P. Thursday. Funeral services, 2:30 p.

Friday, from United Protestant church. Interment Avon Centre cemetery, Grayslake, Ill. Dennhardt Willis Clara, J. nee Dennhardt, Mollinger: beloved fond husband father of Donald J. L.J, and LaVerne Dennhardt; grandfather of six: brother: of Alva Mergy and the late DuRoy Dennhardt.

Funeral Friday, 9:45 a. from Egan Funeral Home, 3700 W. 63d street, to the Church of St. Mary Star of the Sea. Interment St.

Mary's. Visitation after 6 p. m. Thursday. LU 2-2000.

Dobbins Gordon B. Dobbins, Sept. 20, beloved husband of Eleanor, nee Radermacher; loving father of Gordon Jr. and Robert grandfather of two; dear son of Segert and the late Charles. Funeral Friday, Sept.

23, 9:30 a. from Weimeskirch Funeral Home, 7066 N. Clark street, to St. Margaret Mary church. Mass 10 a.

Info. m. RO 4-0071. Interment All Saints' cemetery. Dois Adeline Dois, nee Woitas, dear wife of the late Peter; beloved mother of Doris Zarek; mother-in-law of Edwin Zarek; fond grandmother of Diana and Sandra: sister of Jean Hotcaveg, Ann Brombareck, Henry, Stanley, and the late Edmund.

Funeral Friday, 9 a. m. from Wm. C. Smith Sons, 2500 N.

Cicero avenue, to St. Pascal's church. Interment St. Joseph's. 237-8070.

DEATH NOTICES Dugan Loretta M. Dugan, Sept. 20, daughter of the late Thomas R. and Mary nee O'Brien; dear sister of Thomas R. and Daniel F.

Dugan, and Rosemary Brennan; niece of Loretta Lynch and Helen Kraemer. Funeral Friday morning at 10 o'clock from Birren Son Funeral Home, 6125 N. Clark street. Services in St. Ignatius church at 10:30.

Interment Mount cemetery. Dujsik Steve B. Duisik, beloved husband of the late Mary: fond father of Catherine Rada; dear grandfather of Richard Rada and Mary Therese Ertman: great-grandfather of five. Funeral Friday, 9 a. m.

from Mensik Funeral Home, 2718 W. 51st street to St. Simon church, mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Resurrection.

PR 6-3571. Erban Anna G. Erban, nee Lynch, beloved wife of Frederick loving mother of Mildred Justus, Lillian Andrews, Frederick Jr. Robert Anna Kreske, and Evelyn Erban; grandmother of nine, great-grandmother of seven; fond sister of the late Mary Collins. Funeral Saturday, Sept.

24, at 9:15 a. m. from Ahern Funeral Home, 1110 Madison, Oak Park, to St. Frances of Rome church, Cicero. Requiem mass at 10 a.

m. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. Member of Women's Guild. EU 3-5700, or KE 3-2394. Filippi Angelina Filippi, nee Lotti, beloved wife of the late Ottavio; fond mother Leo Filippi: grandmother of Frank and Maria Angelina.

Funeral Saturday, 8:45 a. from the Vance Funeral Home, 1424 S. 50th avenue, Cicero, to St. Attracta church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Entombment Queen of Heaven. OL 2-5245. Visitation after 7 p. m.

Thursday. Flynn Margaret Flynn, nee Buckley, beloved wife of the late Frank; dear mother of the late Francis; loving grandmother of Marilyn Mowatt, Donald and Robert; great-grandmother of five: fond sister of Nellie Brown, Julia Kelleher, and the late Dennis, Hemphrey, Timothy, John, Hannah, Gerald, and Cornelius. Funeral Friday, 9 a. from J. Leo O'Neill Funeral Home, 1136 W.

87th street, to St. Kilian church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

RA 3-1100. Forster The Rev. Peter E. Forster, C. S.

S. beloved son of the late Emil Forster and Anna, nee Turnes; fond brother of the late Eleonora Ederer of Cedar Lake, Margaret Michel, Elizabeth Schmitz, Catherine, Anna, John, George, and Frank of Chicago, 111. Died Tuesday, Sept. 20, in St. Louis, Mo.

Will be in state Friday in Rock church, St. Louis. Burial Saturday, 10 a. at Redemption cemetery, Liquori, Mo. Fouts Elmer Fouts, husband of Mary, nee Hall; brother of Edward, Fred and Walter Fouts, the late Lillian, Frank, George, James, and Harry Fouts.

Services Friday, 1:30 p. at Hallinan Funeral Home, 2601 Vermont street, Blue Island. Interment Cedar Park. Services Thursday, o.7:8. Harmonize the auspices of 1.

0. lodge, No. 2. Member of B. of L.

No. 815, and B. of L. F. No.

511. FU 5-0850. Gajewski Chester Gajewski of Detroit, formerly of Chicago; beloved husband of Helen; dearest father of Timothy, Geraldine, Thomas, Cheryl, Jed Weidell, and Judy Reinhold; beloved son of Martha Conway and the late Walter; fond brother of Emily Lindahl. Resting at Stermer Funeral Home, 3653-55 Fullerton avenue. Services Saturday, Sept.

24, at 1 p. m. Interment Acacia Park. BE 5-1815. Gates Eugene Landon Gates, passed away Sept.

20, of Wheaton, beloved husband of Cora Gates, nee Loveless; dear father of Mrs. Claribel Liden, Geneva, 111., Mrs. Laura Jervis, Wheaton, Mrs. Alice Putnam, Dundee, and Charles E. Gates, Wheaton; also 11 grandchildren; and 13 great-grandchildren.

Funeral services p. m. Thursday, Sept. 22, at Hanerhoff Funeral Home, 304 N. Main street, Wheaton.

Visitation at the funeral home 6 to 10 p. m. Wednesday. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Geneva Road Baptist church, 602 E. Geneva road, Wheaton.

MO 8-0027. Geister Walter J. Geister, beloved brother of Jennie Petrauskas, Joseph and Albert dear uncle of Joseph Thomas. Funeral 1 p. m.

Friday, Sept. 23, at the Vance Funeral Home, 1424 S. 50th avenue, Cicero. Interment Lithuanian National cemetery. OL 2-5245.

Giltzow Winnifred Giltzow, beloved wife of George fond mother of Dorothy Carey, and William grandmother of Good, George Giltzow, Joyce Hansen, and Arlene Ware; great-grandmother of three; sister of Elsie Diver, Fred, and William Selinger. Services Friday, Sept. 23, at 12 o'clock, at the M. J. Suerth Funeral Home, 6754 Northwest Highway.

Interment Waldheim cemetery. NE 1-1240. Goodman Charlotte Goodman, nee Eckland, beloved mother of Charles, Muriel Lathrop, and Jack; fond sister of August Eckland, Violet Hopkins, and Naomi Combs; grandmother cf seven. Services at Skeeles Colonial Chapel, Stony Island at 86th place, Saturday, Sept. 24, at 10 a.

m. Interment Evergreen. BA 1-3680. Groth Rev. Otto A.

Groth, age 79, of Lombard, beloved husband of the late Lillian, nee Dietz; fond father of Mrs. Margaret Westberg and Mrs. Gertrude Troyke; three grandchildren; brother of William. Resting at Brust Funeral Home, 135 S. Main street, Lombard, until 10 a.

m. Friday. Lying in state at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church, Lombard, from 11 a. until time of service, 2 p.

m. Interment Concordia. Memorials to St. John's Building fund appreciated. 629-0094.

Grossman Henry Grossman of 4937 N. Whipple street, beloved husband of Sarah, nee Ludgin, and the late Rose; devoted father of Harry, Tillie Sorkin, William of Los Angeles, Martin, and Rochelle Rose Lazer, brother Skolnik; Seymour of Golden, Harold loving Rebecca Grossman. Joseph Grossman, grandfather Hornstein, Services Grossman, Toby of Ann Witz, 16; Thursday, Jeanette Kohn, dear and 11 a. at Piser North Town Memorial Chapel, 6130 N. California avenue.

Interment Maramaros cemetery. Member of Erste Maramaros Verein and Cong. Aterth Israel. Family at the Grossman residence, 2734 W. Morse.

Friends are asked to pay their respects at time of service. 338-2300. Hanamann Barbara Hanamann, late residence, 6216 N. Newark avenue, wife of the late Christ: fond mother of Alma Stinson, Walter, Hanamann, and the late Emma Brooks, Gertrude, and Wilfred; grandmother of James, Richard, and Barbara. Services Friday, at 1:30 p.

M. J. Suerth Funeral Home, 6754 Northwest Highway. Interment Union Ridge cemetery. Member of Park Ridge chapter, No, '797, 0.

E. S. NE 1-1240. Hayes James E. Hayes, veteran of -W.

W. dearly beloved son of Clara and the late Michael Hayes; dear brother of Marcella DeMuro, Esther, Margaret Mahoney; dear friend of Betty Zackowicz; many nieces and nephews. Services Saturday, 8:15 a. from Palacz Funeral Chapel, 2955 W. 25th street, corner of Sacramento, to St.

Ludmilla's church. Mass 8:45 m. Interment St. Boniface cemetery. Bi 7-0100.

Hayes Mary E. Hayes, dear daughter of the late Patrick and Mary. Funeral Friday, Sept. 23, at 9:30 a. from Ahern Funeral Home, 1110 Madison, Oak Park, to St.

Edmund church for requiem mass Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Eu 3-5700 or KE 3-2394. Henningsen Bernhardt Henningsen, beloved husband of Elizabeth, nee Wilson; dear brother Mary Nelson. Services Friday, Sept. 23, 2 P.

at Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Eden. Visitation after 6 p. m.

Thursday.Higgins Lena Higgins, beloved wife of the late Thomas; dear mother of Thomas and Jeanette Higgins; grandmother of Carol Dean; great-grandmother of Bobbie, Julie, Janet, and Cathy Dean. Funeral Friday, 2 P. at Hursen Chapel, 5911 W. Madison street. Interment Nonsectarian, Waldheim.

Hogan John E. Hogan, Sept. 21, 1966, beloved husband of Cecelia, nee Kenney; fond father of Elizabeth and John loving grandfather of Susan; dear brother of Lillian Gleason, Timothy, Agnes Riley, Grace Stegman, Marge, Frank, and the late Joseph. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from The Chapel, 2100 W.

95th street, at Hoyne, to St. Margaret of Scotland church. Requiem mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Visitation after 3 PR m. 9-3535. Thursday. Kindly omit flowers. Hutner Gabriel Hutner, beloved husband of Gertrude, nee Singer; dearest father of Marilyn; dear son of Elah and the late Abraham; fond brother of Annette Pollack, Florence Pais, and Alex.

Services Thursday, 10 a. at Original Weinstein Sons Chapel, 3079 W. Peterson road. Interment Farband Z. 0.

cemetery, Waldhelm. Visitation Wednesday, 7 to 10 P. m. LO 1-1890. Ingle William Ingle, age 34, beloved husband of Lois; dear father.

Deborah, William, Terrence, George, Alan. Daniel, and Elizabeth; fond son of Mildred and William Ingle; brother of Nancy Loma. Resting at Klein-Evergreen Funeral Home, 2955 W. 95th street, where services will be held Friday, P. m.

Interment Forest Home. GA 2-7010. Jagiello Kazmiera Jagiello, nee Folwarski, dear wife of John; beloved mother of Marie Iwaniec, Frances, Bernice, Walter Helen Sirousa, Ted, and Joanna Bernas; dear sister of Katherine Zellmer; dear grandmother of 10; great-grandmother of seven. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a. from -Fortuna Funeral Home, 4401 S.

Kedzie avenue, to St. Pancratius church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Information, LA 3-7781.

Jarecki the George late J. Jarecki, Elizabeth: beloved dear husband brother of Josephine Silewicz, Stanley Jarecki, and Mae Stucko, and the late Joseph and Ann; brother-in-law of Stella, Jarecki, Stanley, Derra, and the late Sylvester Silewicz; nephews and nieces, Funeral Friday, 9:30, from Kopec Funeral Home, 5259 W. Roscoe street, at Lockwood, to St. Ladisiaus church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. 545-6974. Kallhauge Stella Kallhauge, nee Handschu, beloved wife of Earl; fond mother of E. William Raymond and Dolores McCarthy: grandmother of six; sister of Margaret Heinz, and Ann Sullivan. Services 1:30 p.

Friday, Sept. 23, at Kolssak Funeral Home, 4255-59 W. Division, corner of Kildare. Interment Evergreen cemetery. AL 2-3600.

Kastemis Vera G. Kastemis, nee Mowery, beloved wife of the William; dear mother of Jack R. and James O. Turney grandmother of five and one great-grandchild. Funeral Saturday, 10:15 a.

from Wm. C. Smith and Sons, 2500 N. Cicero avenue, to St. Basil's Greek church, 733 S.

Ashland. Interment Elmwood Park. Please omit flowers. 237-8070. King Joseph E.

King, beloved husband of the late Anna, nee Kasal; dear father of Joseph Emily Miraldi, Raymond George and the late Adeline; fond brother of Josephine Hinton, Sister Estelle, 0. F. Louis, and Albert: grandfather of eight. At Kavanagh Toomey, 238 S. Cicero, at Jackson, after 7 P.

m. Thursday. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. m. to Our Lady Help of Christians church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Retired member of P. B.

A. AU 7-1000. Koss Helen M. Koss, beloved wife of the late Joseph; dearest mother of Eleanore, William Rita Blaker, Esther, and Lillian Austerlade; grandmother of 22. Funeral Saturday, Sept.

24, at 11 a. from the Klemundt Funeral Home, 3315. Irving Park road, to Immaculate Heart of Mary church. Mass 11:30 a. m.

Interment St. Joseph cemetery. IR 8-1212. Kotecki James T. Kotecki, beloved husband of the late Emma, nee Kriegmus; loving father of Eleanor C.J Ebenroth, Ruth West, LaVerne Schierstedt, and Herbert J.

Kotecki; grandfather of seven; great-grandfather of four. Funeral services Saturday, Sept. 24, 1966, 10:30 a. at Berwyn Funeral Home, 2921 S. Harlem avenue, Berwyn.

Interment Woodlawn. GU 4-4111 or Bi 2-2966. Kowalik Emily Kowalik, beloved wife of the late William; loving mother of Anna and Walter fond grandmother of Rossana. Resting at Rozdilsky and Sons Funeral Home, 5040 S. Western avenue.

Funeral Saturday, 9 a. to Nativity B. V. M. church.

Interment Resurrection. Visitation starts Thursday, 1 P. m. HE 4-2100. Kulp Wilhelmina R.

Kulp, widow of Louis Kulp; mother of Chester W. Kulp, Hazel Martin, Edythe Loring, and the late Frances Hawkins; sister of Sophea and Frank C. Rathie; grandmother of eight. Services Friday, 11 a. at St.

John's Episcopal church, 3857 N. Kostner avenue. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to St. John's Episcopal Church Memorial fund. Interment for members of family only, Bloomingdale cemetery, Bloomingdale, Ill.

IR 8-0038. Kuzniar Anna J. Kuzniar, nee Woityla, beloved wife of the late Sebastian; dear mother of Henry and Virginia and the late Joseph. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from Kamka Funeral Home, 2121 W.

Webster avenue, to St. Hedwig church. Interment St. Adalbert. Member of Polish National Lions lodge, No.

672. Please omit flowers. HU 6-4114. Lang Jessie E. Lang, beloved wife of the late Henry: loving mother of Henry W.

and Rose DeYoung; devoted grandmother of Sandra, Henry, and Paul and three great-grandchildren. Past supreme and grand commander of True Kindred; past commander of Vesta conclave, No. 33; past matron of Compass chapter, No. 905, 0. E.

Unity Shrine, No. 92, W. S. of past chief companion of the Forest of America; treasurer of the Ladies aid, St. Stephen's Evangelical Lutheran church; past secretary of Midway court, No.

member of Friendship court, No. 15. Resting at Starr Chapel, 2324 W. 111th street. Services 2:30 P.

m. Saturday. True Kindred service 8 p. m. Friday.

Eastern Star services 8:30 p. m. Friday. Interment Evergreen. Lanphier Esther M.

Cleary Lanphier, beloved wife of Charles vice president local 744, I. B. of dear mother of Jean McAllister, Charles, Ethel Quill, Marilyn Hammer, John, and William; beloved daughter of the late John and Margaret Cleary; grandmother of 20; fond sister of Thomas and William Cleary, Margaret Stack, and the late John Cleary. At Ahearn Funeral Home, 1110 W. Madison street, Oak Park, after 3 p.

Wednesday. Funeral Friday, 10 to St. Louise De Marillac church, La Grange Park. Mass 11 a. m.

Interment Queen of Heaven. Larsen Marius Larsen of Chicago, beloved husband of Ingeborg; dear father of Paul grandfather of Paul M. Funeral Friday, 1:30 p. at Haben Funeral Home, 8057 Niles Center road, Skokie. Member of Dania society.

Masonic service Thursday, m. Interment Acacia Park. Visitation after 7 p. Thursday. OR 3-6111.

Leggett Brian R. Leggett, age 21, suddenly, loving son of John and May, nee Perletto, Leggett; dear brother of Larry Leggett. Visitation after 3 p. m. Thursday.

neral Saturday, 11:15 a. m. from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashland avenue to Little Flower church. Mass 12 noon.

Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. In lieu of flowers please make contributions to St. Joseph's Home for the Friendless in memory of Brian Leggett. ST 3-7700. Leen Patrick J.

Leen, beloved husband of Margaret, nee Seery; fond father of John Patrick, Terence and Madonna Mary; grandfather of four: brother of ine McCabe of Jersey City, N. J. FUneral Friday, 9:30 a. from the Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North avenue.

Mass 10 a. at St. Giles' church. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. Past president of St.

Giles' H. N. past chairman of West Cana conference; member of the Serra Club of Chicago; Catholic Insurance Guild; Jersey City K. of and the Mariner's Club of Chicago. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Servite Mission would be appreciated.

ES 9-5151 or Vi 8-3010. Levin Jacob Levin, late of Miami Beach, formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Sarah, nee Block: dear father of Melvin Bud Edward and Herbert fond brother of Albert Lew of Los Angeles, Eleanor Kahan, Vera Beatrice Kelner of Glencoe, Phyllis: Specter, and the late Itsser Levin, Marcus, and Joseph Lew: brother-in-law of Felicia Lew; grandfather of 11. Services Friday, 10 a. at Original Weinstein and Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson road.

Visitation Thursday 7 to 10 p. m. Please omit flowers. Interment Memorial Park. LO 1-1890.

Levin Victor Levin of 3342 Crain, Skokie, beloved husband of Nancey, nee Newman; devoted father of Lowell and Roberta; dear son of Alex and Rebecca; fond brother of Nettie Pietrowski, Dorothy Velkovitz, Shirley Robuck, and Morris J. Services Friday, 10 a. at Piser North Suburban Memorial Chapel, 9200 Skokie boulevard, Skokie. Interment Westlawn. Friends may pay their respects at the chapel Thursday after 7:30 p.

m. 679-4740. Lindner William A. Lindner, beloved husband, of Rose, nee Guy. At Williams Funeral Home, 12 Lake street, Oak Park, after 7 p.

Wednesday. Services Friday, 2 p. m. Interment Mount Auburn. Memorjals to the Lamon Avenue Methodist church will be appreciated.

848-8788. GANG MEMBER SHOOTS FOUR IN HIGH SCHOOL Philadelphia, Sept. 21 (UPD-A student at South Philadelphia High school sprayed .38 caliber bullets in a school recreation room during a lunch period today, wounding four rival gang members, police said. At least three young men were picked up for questioning in the shooting which, they said, was triggered by a lunchroom gang stabbing in the school lunch room yesterday. Police said two gangs, the East Siders and the West Siders, had been engaged in a summer-long feud before classes opened last week.

Most seriously injured was Paul Burston, who was listed in serious condition at Agnes hospital with a bullet in the chest. Clinic Gives Graham Clean Bill of Health LONDON, Sept. 21 (UPD-Dr. Billy Graham, 47, has been given a clean bill of health at a London clinic with the exception of a minor infection in the urinary system, an aid announced today. Deaths Elsewhere Roland Martini, 63, a pioneer radio writer and director-editor of a string of pulp fiction magazines in the 1920s, writer of as many as 20 scripts a week for soap operas and mystery shows, author of the first radio western for Tom Mix and such serials as Little Orphan Annie and Skippy, negotiator of the first television rights sale of the Rome Olympic games to the Columbia Broadcasting system; in New York.

Dr. Hubert Eaton, 85, founder of Forest Lawn Memorial park in Glendale, and developer of similar burial grounds in Hollywood Hills, Cypress and Covina Hills, the first to sell pre-death funeral arrangements, whose innovations were parodied in the recent novel and movie, "The Loved One;" in Bevery Hills, Cal. on following The Thoughtful Person Sends CONSULT THESE FLORISTS NORTH 2001-45 W. Devon RO 4-0546 ANGEL GUARDIAN ORPH. FLORISTS JOHN PLODZIEN Florist Greenhouse 1836 W.

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