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Section 2 CHICAGO TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1970 Lincoln A. Sollitt Services for Lincoln A. Sollitt, 71, of Elkhart, will be held at 2 p. m. today in the First Presbyterian Church of Elkhart.

Mr. Sollitt died Saturday in an Elkhart hospital. He was chairman of the board of Sollitt Construction of South Bend, which built University of Notre Dame Stadium and the Auditorium in South Bend. He also was associated with several other construction firms. A native of Chicago, his late father, Ralph founded the construction company here bearing his name in 1913.

Surviving are his widow, Irma; two daughters, Mrs. Patricia Denny and Mrs. Janet Scholotes; and four grandchildren. Mrs. Inez Kuipers Mrs.

Inez Kuipers, 77, whose late husband, Clarence, was president for 25 Burke, Kuipers, and Mahoney, died yesterday in Evanston Hospital. Mrs. Kuipers lived at 417 Ridge Kenilworth, Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Rita Stauffacher and Mrs. Inez Beucher; two sons, Robert and James; 10 grandchildren; three sisters; and a brother.

Mass will be said at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the St. Faith, Hope and I Charity Catholic Church, 191 Linden Winnetka. Mrs.

Luigi Capozzoli Mass for Mrs. Amelia Capozzoli, 71, of 1516 Miner Des Plaines, will be said at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St. Mary Catholic Church, 794 Pearson Des Plaines.

Mrs. Capozzoli died Saturday in Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge. Since 1929, she and her husband, Luigi, owned Square Deal Shoe Store in Des Plaines. Also surviving are two sons, Joseph and Louis; a daughter, Mrs. Aida Guss; 16 grandchildren; two sisters; and two brothers.

Crosby Vining Services for Crosby Vining, 69, of 1939 Larkdale Glenview, retired partner in the Vining and Meyers Advertising Agency, 35 E. Wacker will be held at 4:30 p. m. today in Glenview Community Church, 1000 Elm Glenview. Mr.

Vining, who Sunday in Lutheran General Hospital, Park Ridge, retired from the advertising firm one year ago. Survivors include his widow, Blanche; a daughter, Mrs. Carol Albrecht; a Richard; his mother, Mrs. Henry Pond; and three grandchildren. Ezra Cohn Services for Ezra Cohn, 88, an attorney for more than 40 years before retiring 15 years ago, will be held at 11 a.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. Mr. Cohn, who lived at 1263 W. Pratt died Sunday in Illinois Masonic Hospital.

Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Sugar, Mrs. Marjory Keller and Mrs. Babette Schultz, and seven grandchildren. Walter E.

Hausheer Private services are being planned for Walter E. Hausheer, 79, formerly of 1860 Sherman Evanston, who died Sunday in the nursing home at 1512 Fargo Av. Mr. Hausheer was a retired president of the former Export here. He is survived by a son, Robert four grandchildren; and a brother.

Dr. Umberto Savaglio Dr. Umberto Savaglio, 57, who practiced medicine for 12 years at 6033 W. Belmont died yesterday at Northwest Hospital. He is survived by his widow, Evelyn; two sons, Albert and Anthony; and three brothers.

Services for Dr. Savaglio, who lived at 6020 N. Kostner will be held in Kenosha, Wis. Edward Krzeminski Mass for Edward Krzeminski, 46, of 14416 S. Karlov Midlothian, will be said 10 a.

m. Thursday in St. Christopher Catholic Church, Midlothian. Mr. Krzeminski, an employe in the electro-motive division of General Motors died Sunday at a party in Posen.

Survivors include his widow, Eleanor, and a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Allen. FAHNESTOCK, GEN. AIRCRAFT FOUNDER, DIES CONCORD, July 27 -Harris Fahnestock, 64, assistant to the director of the Lincoln Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, died in his home here yesterday after a long heart illness. He was a founder and vice president of General Aircraft Corporation and was instrumental in the development of the Skyfarer, a single-engine aircraft.

Fahnestock flew the first Skyfarer built by the corporation in 1940. Fahnestock's widow, the former Frances Jeffery of Lake Forest and Chicago, is a granddaughter of the late Edward T. Jeffery, Chicago bank official and railroad figure, and daughter of the late James Jeffern, a prominent Chicago atFahnestock also is surby four daughters Mrs. Poticia Locke, Mrs. Eileen Miller, Mrs.

Joan Ruvinsky, and Deborah: six grandchildren. of SALAZAR DIES; EX-DICTATOR OF PORTUGAL Held Power 36 Years; Funeral Thursday LISBON, Portugal, July 27 (P) Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, 81, premier and dictator of Portugal for 36 years, died at his home in Lisbon today after a long illness. The government secretary of information said that among those at Salazar's bedside was Dona Maria de Jesus Caetano Freire, his housekeeper for the last 40 years. The funeral service will be Thursday at the Monastery of Jeronimo where the navigator Vasco da Gama and poet Luisde Camoes are buried. Burial at Birthplace After the service, the body will be taken by train to Salazar's birthplace, the village of Antonio de Oliveira Salazar Vimieire near Santa Coma Dao in central Portugal, for burial.

The bachelor premier suffered a stroke in September, 1968, which left him partially paralyzed and forced his retirement. He developed a kidney infection 12 days ago, and since then his condition had steadily worsened. A shy, retiring man of conservative habits, he shunned public adulation. An early vocation for the priesthood, the monastic atmosphere of a seminary, and the rigid schooling it offered left an indelible mark on him. Lionized by Followers He preferred to let his life remain outside the curiosity of his charges, and his followers lionized him as a Leaven-sent savior of Portugal who sacrificed his life for the good of the nation.

enemies, and they were numerous, accused him of seeking to brand Portugal with the rigid dogmas and personal beliefs to which he clung thruout his life. He appeared to think that his rong rule was best suited for the temperament of his countrymen and early in life developed a distaste for politics. U.S. to Consult A.B.A. on High Court Posts WASHINGTON, July 27 (P) Atty.

Gen. John N. Mitchell announced today the administration will consult the American Bar Association before making nominations for the Supreme Court. This will give A. B.

A. investigators an opportunity to screen the prospective justice's professional standing. Should he be found unqualified, the administration could pick someone else. The change had been urged by bar association officials, particularly Lawrence E. Walsh, chairman of the A.

B. standing committee on the federal judiciary. Two Nominees Rejected Up to now the Nixon administration has not consulted the A. B. A.

on Supreme, Court appointments, has on other federal judgeships. Two nominations, Chief Justice Warren E. Burger and Associate Justice Harry A. Blackmun, won easy Senate confirmation. But the two other nominations, Judge Clement F.

Haynsworth Jr. and G. Carswell, failed amid criticism of their professional qualifications. Investigations to Be Secret The A. B.

A. investigation is to be a restricted one, with relatively few people asked to evaluate the possible nominee. Every effort will be made to keep the investigation secret. A preliminary report would go to Mitchell. Should it be negative, he could drop the man from any further consideration.

Or he could ask the A. B. A. investigators to dig deeper, which Walsh's group would, be prepared to do. This deeper investigation would, bep conducted also, at Mitchell's request, on a potential nominee who is found preliminarily, to be qualified for the high court.

More than one name could be submitted to the A. B. A. committee at one time. HELEN REID, 87, DIES; RAN N.

Y. NEWSPAPER NEW YORK, July 27 Helen Rogers Reid, 87, former publisher of the New York Herald Tribune, died today at her Fifth Avenue home after a brief illness. Born in Appleton, Mrs. Reid became social secretary to Mrs. Whitelaw Reid, whose husband owned the Herald Tribune, and in 1911 married the Reids' son, Ogden, who became editor of the paper the following year.

Worked in Advertising Mrs. Reid began her service in the newspaper's advertising department in 1918, and was made a vice president in 1922. She became president and publisher after her husband's death in 1947, and chairman of the board in 1953. In 1955 at age 72, Mrs. Reid resigned as chairman, tho remaining a board member, saying she "thought the younger generation should take over." Her son, Whitelaw Reid, succeeded her as chairman.

Museum Trustee Mrs. Reid also was a trustee of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and of Barnard College, from which she graduated in 1903. She was a well-known advocate and organizer of the women's suffrage movement. She is survived by two sons, Whitelaw and Rep. Ogden Reid and 10 grandchildren.

Act to Record Amendment Votes in House BY WILLIAM KLING record being kept. Awaits Final Approval Tribune Press Washington, July 27-By an unrecorded voice vote, the House agreed today to permanently record how congressmen vote on amendments during debate on public issues. The proposal, made part of the 1970 Legislative Reorganization Act, would do with the 181-year-old House practice of approving and rejecting amendments thru the process of having members pass thru tellers, or counters, without a The device, in use since the first Congress was organized in 1789, was adopted from a procedure then used by the British Parliament to protect individual legislators from the wrath of the king. Altho the new procedure was approved overwhelmingly, it still may face a rollcall vote before the House acts on final passage of the bill, which must also approved by the Senate. If the bill becomes law, sponsors of controversial or important amendments could choose to have the teller votes recorded by House clerks and made part of the House journal.

The new system was proposed as an amendment by Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill after the House Rules Committee refused to put it in the reorganization bill. O'Neill is a Rules Committee member, Boggs Urges Adoption "We have a habit of protecting each other here in the O'Neill said during debate. "But student turmoil in this country is not only because of the war.

Added to it is the matter of national priorities, and they don't know how we are Rep. Hale Boggs majority whip and a prime candidate for majority leader, urged adoption of O'Neill's proposal because "it's time for us to stand up and be counted." "If you don't want to be counted, why are you here in the first place?" Boggs asked his colleagues. A modification by Rep. James G. O'Hara would provide that teller votes could be recorded either in writing by House clerks or by electronic means.

All votes during today's three-hour debate were unrecorded. An but one were by Rep, James Burke lost, 52 to 22, on an unrecorded standing vote on his bid to record names of absentees during a teller vote. REP. KIRWAN, OHIO DEMOCRAT, DIES AT AGE 83 BETHESDA, July 27 (-L on g-time Congressman Michael Joseph Kirwan, 83, Youngstown, Ohio, Democrat, died early today at Bethesda Naval Hospital. Kirwan had been hospitalized since suffering a broken back at his Washington apartment more than a year ago.

Aides said his death was attributable several complications. His wife, Alice, was at his side. Kirwan had been a member of the House of Representatives since 1937 and had risen to No. 2 man on the Appropriations Committee. He was chairman of the public works subcommittee.

Children See Mom Drown in Home Pool The John Zubko family was delighted with the outdoor pool a friend gave them last Saturday and started filling it immediately. The job was completed Sunday, yesterday Mrs. Zubko, 26, and the three Zubko children settled in the back yard of their home at 3532 62d Pl. to enjoy the pool. The children, Susan, 7, John 5, and Christopher, 3, watched as their mother stepped into the plastic pool, 18 feet across and 4 feet deep.

Children Seek Help When they saw her floating, the children became frightened and ran across the street to a neighbor. Neighbors on either side tried to help, one attempting to apply artificial respiration while the other called the police and fire departments. Mrs. Zubko was taken to Holy Cross Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. Two Chicagoans, Stanley G.

Jachym, 21, of 1727 N. Washtenaw and Lawrence B. Maher, 18, of 1714 N. Artesian drowned Sunday in Griswold Lake, near Rimas Lodge, 3100 S. River near McHenry, the McHenry County sheriff's office reported yesterday.

Jumped in to Swim Investigators were told the two men, members of a group from Chicago who went to the lodge for an afternoon's outing, went onto the lake in a boat with Miss Debbie Davis, 18, of 5853 N. Campbell and Miss Pamela Lippert, 15, of 3935 N. Kimball Av. The men jumped into the lake to swim. The investigators said neither the young women nor occupants of another boat nearby, containing members of the party, saw Jachym and Maher go under or could explain what happened.

The bodies were recovered several hours after the men disappeared. Deaths Elsewhere Mark D. Eagleton, 76, an attorney and father of Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton whose political career he helped launch; served on the St.

Louis Board of Education and as president of the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners; in St. Louis. William Elder Marcus, 87, founder of a jewelry consulting firm which he operated until 1955 when he retired; author of books on jewelry and library administration; former president of the New York jewelry firm of Marcus purchased by Gimbel's in 1941; in Bridgeport, Conn. John Michael O'Dowd, 82, president and publisher of the Florence, S.

News; former president of the South Carolina Press Association; in Florence. Sympathy To Amung's Open Sundays 344-0770 Funeral Directors C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL YEARS DIRECTORS 115 221 East Erie SUperior 7-7709 JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" 25 E.

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Will spilt. Florists W. Madison WEILAND FLORIST AU 7-0136 5315 In Memoriam Touchstone John Henry Touchstone, July 28, 1952. In memory of my beloved father. DEVOTED DAUGHTER Zaremski Joseph Zaremski, 8th anniversary.

How we do miss you. THE FAMILY Fraternal Notice CIRCLE CHAPTER, NO. 688, 0. E. 5.

OF OAK PARK-Sister Martha B. Pearce. Visitation Tuesday, 2 to 5 and 7 to P. m. Services Wednesday, p.

m. at Parkwyn Funeral Home, 6901 W. Roosevelt, Berwyn. FRANCES JOHNSON, W. M.

CHICAGO LOCAL NO. 245, L. P. I William Lannefeld retired pressman, passed away July 26. Funeral from Funeral Home, 2114 W.

Irving Park Wednesday, July 29. 1 p. m. HARRY F. Pres.

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weekdays. RIDGEWOOD Section 14. 3 graves on high ground. $525. 549-2693 WESTLAWN-8 graves, very choice location.

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$250. Call 824-1233 CEDAR PARK Fraternal sect. 4-grave BLUE ISLAND BOY. 3, KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE David Rose, 3, of Blue Island, was killed near his home yesterday when struck by a car while crossing the street at 12638 S. Irving Av.

The victim, pronounced dead at St. Francis hospital in Blue Island, lived with his parents at 12652 S. Irving Av. Robert Casillas, 19, of 4409 Arbutus East Chicago, and Mrs. Lorene Edgman, 29, of 557 Clinton Gary, were killed yesterday in a head-on collision in Cline Avenue at the Fifth Avenue overpass, Gary.

Husband Is Injured Gary police said a car driven by Casillas was northbound in Cline Avenue at a high rate of speed when it went out of control, struck a post under construction in the median, and hurtled into the southbound lane. The Casillas' auto struck a southbound car driven by Mrs. Edgman's husband, James, 30. Edgman was reported in critical condition in St. Catherine Hospital, East Chicago.

In another Gary accident, Leland Jannasch, 70, of 348 Taney Gary, was killed late Sunday 'when his car struck a directional sign in U. S. Hwy. 12 a half block east of Idaho Gary, Police said Jannasch, who was eastbound in U. S.

Hwy. 12, may have suffered a heart attack before leaving the roadway on the south side. Arthur Platek, 20, of 1227 S. 50th Cicero, was charged with involuntary manslaughter yesterday in the death of a Berwyn woman in an auto accident. Eastbound in Ogden Platek, who also was charged with having an open liquor bottle in his car, allegedly forced another car into the path of a car driven by Raymond Benson, 66, of 2810 Wenonah Berwyn, late Saturday night.

The Berwyn collision killed Benson's wife, Ethel, 61. Police said the Bensons were eastbound in Ogden Avenue at Highland Avenue, Berwyn, when their car was struck by a westbound car driven by Henry F. Walaszek, 36, of 6719 W. Archer Av. Police said Walaszek was forced into the eastlanes by Platek's car, westbound in the curb lane.

Up to midnight Sunday, 288 persons had been killed in traffic accidents in Cook County since Dec. 31. Of those, 167 were in Chicago, where 23,240 persons were injured in the same period. DEATH NOTICES Abramovske Abramovske, beloved husband of the late Ida Richter Abramovske; devoted father of Bernice Erickson, Elwood and William H. Abramovske and Aline Ingerman; dear grandfather of three; great-grandfather of seven.

Visitation after 6 p. m. day. Funeral Services Thursday, 1 p. at the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S.

Ashland Av. Interment Bethania Cemetery. Member of Plasterers Union, Local 5. ST 3-7700. Aguirre Juan Aguirre, beloved husband of the late Mercedes; dear father of John Carmen Torres, Luis Sue) and Xavier; grandfather of five.

Funeral Thursday, July 30, at 9 a. from Vitucci Funeral Home, 1339 W. Grand to Santa Maria Addolorata Church. Mass 9:30 m. Interment St.

Mary. HA 1-6856. Albano Mary F. Albano, nee Laurenzana, beloved wife of the late Dr. Galileo, M.

dear mother of Leo Pauline Aycinena and Robert fond sister of Giselda Garrotto, Esther Salerno, Bianca Pastorelli and the late Dr. Frank M. Laurenzana: loving grandmother of 17. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from Rago Brothers, 5120 W.

Fullerton to St. Francis Borgia Church. Interment Mount Carmel. In lieu of flowers, make contributions 10 American Hospital Building Fund. AR 6-7800.

Anderson Arthur E. Anderson, late of Park Ridge, beloved husband of Emma Helen, nee Miller: deaf father of Arthur Jr. and Grace Kutscha; fond grandfather of four: great-grandfather of two; brother of George M. and Ralph Anderson. Visitation at the M.

J. Suerth Funeral Home, 6754 Northwest after 7 p. m. Tuesday. MasonIc services Wednesday, 8 p.

m. under auspices of Park Ridge Lodge, No. 988, A. F. A.

M. Funeral services Thursday 1:30 P. m. Interment Embiem. Member of Inglewood Commandery, No.

59, Medinah Temple A. A. O. N. M.

S. 631-1240. Beard Caroline M. Beard, beloved wife of the late Earl G. fond mother of Earl G.

grandmother of three; greatgrandmother of two; dear friend of Holger C. Fredericksen. Visitation 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Drake Son Funeral Home, 625 Busse Hwy. between Touhy and Oakton Streets, Park Ridge.

Services 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 29, at St. Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Cedar and North Prospect Avenues, Park Ridge. Interment Coloma, Mich. In lieu of flowers, memorials to St.

Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church Memorial Fund would be appreciated. 698-3368. Beardsley Joseph C. Beardsley of 6019 S. Route 53, Lisle, age 86, July 26, 1970, husband of Kathryn: father of Mrs.

Corinne Sweet and Ruth Beardsley, both of Lisle, and the late Dorothy. Funeral Wednesday, p. at the BeidelmanWunderlich Funeral Home. 117 W. Van Buren Naperville.

Interment Oak Hill Cemetery, Downers Grove. Visitation after 2 p. m. Tuesday. 355-0264.

Beatty Elizabeth Beatty, nee Martin. beloved wife of Robert M. Beatty: loving daughter of Elizabeth and the late Alfred J. Martin; dear sister of Alfred, Mary Marino and George Martin. Visitation after 5.

p.m. Monday. Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a. from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 10727 S. Pulaski to St.

Gerald Church. Mass 10 m. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. 'ST 3-7700.

Bell Annie Gertrude Bell, widow of Prof. W. Bell; loving mother of Reginald, Charles and the late Dorothy H. O'Bryant: three grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Visitation and services Wednesday, July 29, 7 p.

at Martin Temple Church, 7158 S. Indiana. Interment Burr Oak Cemetery. Li 8-0200. Blake Marion B.

Blake, nee Sweeney, July 25, beloved wife of Robert J. dear mother of Gerald R. D.D.S., Joan Mar Barbara Glanz and Nancy Blakes fond sister of Michael Martin J. and the late Anthony. Patrick, Edward, James and John Sweeney; grandmother of eight.

Visifation at Birren Son Funeral Home, 6125 N. Clark from 6 p. m. Monday until the funeral Wednesday morning at 9:30. Services In St.

Henry Church at 10 o'clock. Interment All Saints Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Bester Thomas E. Boster, age 73, of Palmer Lake, Colon, formerly of South Chicago Heights, died, Sunday, July 26.

husband of Ethel: father of Mrs. Marlorie brother of Mrs. Lela Kering: three grandchildren. Masonic seretces will be held Wednesday at 1 p. m.

at the Cedar Park Cemetery Chapel. Chicago. DEATH NOTICES Brda Vaclav Brda, of Stickney, 111., dearly beloved husband of Agnes, nee Pepra; fond father of James Albert Brda and Marion T.J Miller: grandfather of Patricia and Robert Miller, Nancy and Laura Brda; brother of Anna Clic; brother of Anthony and Vincent Brda; brother-in-law of Anna Stary. Services Wednesday, July 29, 1970, 1 p. from John T.

Chrastka Memorial Chapels, 6301 W. Cermak road, Berwyn. Interment Mount Auburn Cemetery. Member local No. 113.

International Assn. of Machinists. Info. OL 2-1023, Bi 2-2990. Brennan Alice S.

Brennan, July 26, 1970, wife the late Thomas V. Brennan; daughter of the late Magdalene Stoesser; beloved sister of Mary Ann Stoesser, Henry J. Stoesser and the late Cecelia Foster. At Lain and Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland after 2 p.

m. Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday, July 29, at 9:30 a. m. to St.

Ita Church. Mass at 10 a. m. Interment Calvary. Cannito Elynore M.

Cannito, nee Klajbor, beloved wife of the late Joseph; loving mother of the late Jo Ann; fond sister of Evelyn Meyer, Amelia MacDonald, Florence Edward Klaibor, Leonard Dolores Chandler and the late Peter and Harriet Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from Wm. C. Smith and Sons, 2500 N. Cicero to St.

Ferdinand Church. Interment St. Joseph. 237-8070. Capozzoli Amelia M.

Capozzoll of Des Plaines, beloved wife of Luigi; dear mother of Joseph and Louis Capozzoli and Aida Guss; 16 grandchildren; also survived by two brothers and two sisters of Italy. Visitation after 4 p. m. Monday, at Oehler Funeral Home, Lee and Perry Street, Des Plaines. Services Wednesday, 9:30 a.

from chapel, to St. Mary Church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment All Saints.

824-5155. Castagna Andrew Castagna, age 77. died of Tampa, formerly of Gary, Sunday. July 26, 1970, husband of Lena; father of Paul of Gary, Mrs. Frances Ruhe of Gainesville, and Mrs.

Nettie Fino of Hickory Hills, brother of Pete of Chicago: 13 grandchildren. Funeral services Wednesday, July 29, 1970, 10:30 8. at the Geisen Funeral Home, 3805 Adams Gary. Mass 11 a. St.

Mark Church, Gary, 219-884-1121. Burial Mount Mercy Cemetery, Gary. Rosary Tuesday, 7:45 p. m. Member Sons of Italy Lodge.

Friends may call after 4 p. m. Tuesday. Cermak John J. Cermak, beloved husband the late Marie; dear father of the Rev.

James Cermak, John Cermak and Marie Cecchi; fond brother of Marie Cunat and the late James A. Cermak; grandfather of eight; greatgrandfather of one. Funeral services Wednesday, a. Moravecek Funeral Home, 5318 W. 25th Cicero.

Resurrection mass 10 a. SS. Cyril Methodius Church, 5009 S. Hermitage. terment Queen of Heaven.

Liturgical service Tuesday, 8 p.m., at funeral home. TO 3-4242. Cohn Ezra Cohn of 1263 W. Pratt loved husband of the late Hattie, Kahn; dear father of Dorothy Sugar, Mariory Keller and Babette Schultz; devoted grandfather of seven: brother of the late David, Louis, Ben, Will, Frank, Isaac, Rebecca, Emily, Dora Lipman and Lena Kabaker. Services Wednesday, 11 a.

at Piser Memorial Chapel, 5206 N. Broadway. Interment Memorial Park. Member Decalogue Lodge, No. 160, A.

F. A. M. Friends may pay their respects the chapel. Tuesday 7 p.

m. to p. m. LO 1-4740. Condon Harry T.

Condon, beloved husband Mae; loving father of Margaret Powers, Eileen Moorhouse and tie Reuter; grandfather nine: great-grandfather of 13; brother of Crowley. Funeral Wednesday, July 9:30 a. from Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western to Our of Lourdes Church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery, Harvard, Visitation after 2 P. m. Tuesday.

561-6874. Coscioni Arnold Coscioni, beloved husband Mary, nee Graziano; dear father of seph Eterno and Elizabeth Weinell; grandfather of eight; great-grandfather of 11. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. Kringas Marzullo Chapel. 5400 Harrison to Our Lady of Pompeii Church.

Interment Mount Carmel. 7-8600. Coy Aima Coy of Maywood, beloved wife the late Arthur: sister of the late Peterson. Resting In Senne Funeral Home, Lake Street at 2d Avenue, wood. Visitation Tuesday, July 28, 7 to 9 p.

m. Funeral services Wednesday, 2:30 p. m. Interment Glen 343-0014. Crowe Miriam M.

Crowe, passed away July 1970, at Newport News, mother of Betty Hart, Virginia West and Robert Crowe. ices at St. Andrews Episcopal Church, Newport News, Tuesday, July 1970. Cummings Joseph A. Cummings, July 27, husband of the late Elizabeth, nee Norton; father of John A.

Cummings and the Elizabeth Straka; fond brother of and the late Thomas, George and mond; grandfather of nine. Visitation Birren Son Funeral Home, 6125 Clark from 6 p. m. Tuesday the funeral Thursday morning af Services in St. Gertrude Church at o'clock.

Interment All Saints' Cemetery. Daennart Sophie M. Daennart of 248 E. 2d Elmhurst, beloved wife of Carl dear sister of Theresa Markiewicz, George T. Kadlec At Elmhurst, where friends may call Pedersen-Ryberg Mortuary, 435 N.

Tuesday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. neral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from mortuary 10 Immaculate Conception Church, Elmhurst, where mass will celebrated at 10 a. m.

Interment of Heaven. TE 4-1133. Danielson See Jerome Scott Gengler notice. Dean Thomas G. Dean, beloved husband son of of Christina, nee McAndrews; dear the late Thomas and Mary; brother of Edward Helen Mackowiak, Lorraine Rusick, Mary Jane Harlin, Phyllis Peters, the late Robert and John.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 from Goglin Funeral Home, 5935 W. Belmont to St. Monica Church. Interment All Saints'. Please omit flowers.

tion after p. m. Tuesday. BE 7-4404. Dickhaiser Oto L.

Dickhaiser, beloved husband of the late Felicia, nee Parchamowicz; loving father of Marie. Resting at Kopec Funeral Home, 5259 W. Roscoe at Lockwood, until Tuesday, 10 p. m. Lying in state at Concordia Ev.

Lutheran Church, 2649 W. Belmont Chicago, Wednesday, 9:30 a. until time of service, 11 a. m. Interment St.

Joseph Cemetery. 545-6974. Domato Bertha Domato, nee Rose, beloved wife of the late Anthony: fond mother of Eleanor Martin and George Domato: grandmother of Eleanor Peters, William Martin and George Domato. At The Chapel, 2100 W. 95th at Hoyne, Crane Funeral Directors, where services will be held Wednesday, 2 P.

m. Interment Evergreen. 239-3747. Donihi Gertrude Donihi, nee Zell, beloved Kor- wife of Harold; dear mother of Diane J. man: dear grandmother of Valerie J.

and Candace Korman; beloved sister of Earl, Gordon, Glynn and Robert, Zell, Services Clara Gable Thursday. at Muelhoefer Fuand Catherine neral Home, 1458 Belmont Av. Interment Memorial Estates Cemetery. 472-6300. Doppke Alfred A.

Doppke ret. CPD, beloved husband of Bernice, nee Clark: Thomas dear father of James A. and A. fond, grandfather of Beth Doppke; brother of William, Joseph, Edward, George, Frank and 9:30 the late Paul. Funeral Wednesday, a.

from Smith-Corcoran Funeral Home, 6150 N. Cicero to Queen of All Saints Basilica: Mass at 10 a.m. Inferment St. Joseph. Member of La Salle General Assembly and General Sherman Council, K.

of C. In lieu All of Saints flowers. Badonations to Queen silica Foundation, 6280 would be appreciated. 736-3833. Dowie Frank J.

Dowie, July 25, 1970, beloved husband of Mary Jane Dowie: fond father of Lynn Lale, Audrey and Robert Dowle: son of Louise Dowie. Funeral from Lain and Son Chapel, 50. Westwood Dr. Park Forest, Thursday, July 30, at 10 a. m.

to St. Irenaeus Church. Interment Assumption Cemetery. fion after P. m.

Wednesday. Eberhardt Louise nee, Baldasty, beloved wife of the late Joseph: fond mother of Joseph and Bernard grandmother of great-grandmother of two, Funeral Wednesday, 8:45 from Egan Funeral Home, 3700 W. Star 63d of the to Sea. the Church Interment of St. St.

Mari. L.U 2-2000. Eden Edward F. Eden, beloved husband of Ella, nee Schuidt: loving son of the late Henry and Amelia: brother of the late Arthur: brother in law of Charles Schuldt, of Fort Lauderdale, and John late Carrie Bateman. Resting at Hornburg and Son Funeral Home, 8400 S.

Ashland where servIces will be held Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. Interment. Mount Hope. Member of Three Links American Legion Post.

No. 361, and the Rainbow Lodge, No. 972, A. F. A.M.

233-4310. Visitation after p. m. "Monday." of of of at of of In- benee fond of 9 of Bet- Alice 29, Lady 111. of Jo- from W.

AU of Oscar Mayfrom Oak. 27, loving Serv- 28, dear late Laura Rayat N. until 9:30. 10 and the York on Futhe be Queen Edgeworth Johnson Frank Edgeworth of 801 E. 330 Pompano Beach, on Sunday, Arthur Gerald Johnson, beloved son of Funeral Anna Mare and the Services 11 a.

m. Wednesday. Interment Arthur G. Johnson. Visitation after late Pompano Beach, Fla.

6 p. m. Tuesday. Funeral services ThursErnst day, Home, 11 a. 10727 at Pulaski the Sheehy Funeral S.

Rd. Interment Clara W. Ernst, beloved wife of the late Evergreen Cemetery. ST 3-7700, Arthur loving mother of Claire Stratford, Dorothy Ernst and Johnson Helen King; dear grandmother Judie Gale: fond sister Leona Johnson, nee Rhodes, July 27, Mrs. Laura Collins, Mrs.

Bertha 1970, beloved wife of the late Charles? Hamilton, William and Earl Klamm. fond dear aunt sister of Jean Edna Dexheimer Smith: Visitation at Drake Son Funeral Home, strom and of Gene Dunn, Phyllis Eng5303 N. Western after 7 p. m. Wednesday, R.

at Farringer. Services Monday, July 27, and Tuesday until 2501-03 p. N. Southport Ewald Funeral 10 p. m.

Services and interment private. ment Montrose Cemetery. 549-0098. Av. Inter561-6874.

Justic Evensen Aver B. Evensen of 604 Le- Mary Justic, beloved wife of the late Illinois Anton: fond of Anthony 111., July 27, age 79, brother loving husband encel, John Kay MaraViola, nee Oft; Funeral dear Mrs. sovich and Mary, Casey: sister of Mary Corrigan, Thursday, 2 p. of Mike Kirincic; also survived by 17 the Markiewicz Funeral Home, 108 grandchildren and five great-grandchilIllinois Lemont, the Rev. Donald C.

dren. Funeral Wednesday, July 29, at Leo officiating. Interment Bethany Lu- 8:45 a. from Michael Coletta Sons theran Cemetery. Member of Logan Funeral Home, 3240 W.

79th to St. Square Lodge, No. 891, A. F. A.

M. Jerome Church. Mass 9:30 a. m. InterVisitation Tuesday after 7 p.

m. 257-6363. terment St. Mary Cemetery. 436-1861.

Eterno Kalcheim See Arnold Coscioni notice. Laila Kalcheim, beloved wife of Henry Fahnestock dearest mother of Joanne Brussian and Michael dear Harris Fahnestock, in Concord, daughter of Elsie and the late Henry July 26, 1970, husband of Frances Stein; fond sister of Lester Stein; Fahnestock; father of Mrs. Robert ing grandmother of Debra Ellen and W. Locke of Far Hills, N. Mrs.

David Allan Brussian and Lauren KimCharles H. Miller of Sudbury, berly Kalcheim. Services Tuesday, 3 Mrs. Morrie Ruvinsky of Vancover, p. at Original Weinstein Sons B.

Canada, and Miss Deborah Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson. Entombment Fahnestock of Concord, Mass. Funeral Rosehill Cemetery. Information, LO 1-1890, may be sent to the Massachusetts services private.

Memorial contributions Kaminski dubon Society, South Great Road, Lin- Frank J. Kaminski, W. W. 1 vet, forcoln, Mass. of merly Lillian; of Brighton Park, beloved husband Ford of Michael nee Gaszynski; dear father fond brother of Mary M.

Kennelly Ford, dearly beloved Adeline Przybl and Walter; devoted wife of the late Daniel; devoted mother of grandfather of Kathleen, Theresa, John Patrick Daniel Mary and Timothy. Funeral Thursday, July Pardel, John, Edward 30, at' 9 a. from Fortuna Funeral grandmother of 17; great-grandmother of Home, 4401 S. Kedzie to St. Adrian one: fond sister of Irene Bowman, the late Church.

Mass 9:45 a. m. Interment Walter, Edward, and Aurelia Fischer. Resurrection. Member of Hughes CounFuneral Funeral Wednesday, at 9 a.

from Fenton No. Post 1005, K. of and James P. cil, McKeon Home, 37th St. at Lowe Barracks, No.

23. LA to St. Gabriel Church, Mass 9:30 7781. a. m.

Interment St. Mary. YA 7-0925. Kaufmann Fornell Joseph E. Margaret Kaufmann, nee Fisher, wife of Catherine L.

Fornell; loving father of the late Oswald; mother of James Fornell, beloved husband of Holly Swanson, Janet and Fred Fornell; Susan Hofmann, William dear, grandfather of Amy Swanson; fond children; and six the late Anton: 12 grandbrother of David T. and Seth N. For- of great-grandchildren; sister nell. Funeral Wednesday, 11 a. at Sadie Strandhagen and the late Susan Blake Lamb Chapel, 4727 W.

103d Parsons. Services Thursday, 11 a. at Oak Lawn. Burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Av.

Schlerf Interment Funeral Home, 2118 Lawrence Member of B. P. O. E. Lodge No.

2254. Montrose. Visitation after For transportation information call 636- 2 p. m. Wednesday.

561-4850. 1193 or 735-4242. Gauvreau Kaufmann Lucille E. Gauvreau, 66 years old, of William; Kaufmann, dear mother beloved wife of the late Rosa Edwardsburg, loving mother liger: grandmother of of Rosemary Margaret Conco- HafLucille Bridenstine, Gladys Wallen and telli and the late Norma Lerner: beloved sister of Ray- also nine great-grandchildren. Ralph Hafliger; Arthur mond Johnson.

Services Thursday, 10 tion. No visitaa. Mayhew Funeral Home, Edwardstery, burg. Chicago, Interment Mount Greenwood Ceme- Kesmar Thursday 2 p. m.

Gengler Annette R. Kesmar, nee Kaufeldt, beloved wife of Michael; loving mother of Jerome Scott Gengler, age 6 years, sud- Marvin Matelske; stepmother of Padenly, July 26, 1970, beloved son of tricia Goetschel, Wallace; fond sister of Dorothy Jerome J. and June Danielson Gengler; Lillian Hawkins, Ruth Cisowbrother of Terri, Douglas, James and ski and Audrey Marks. Funeral WednesJill Marie. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.

day, 11 a. at Zimmerman Son from the Rowland Home for Funerals, Funeral Home, 7319 Madison Forest 4152 Sheridan to St. Mary of the Park. Interment Forest Home. Visitation Lake Church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment after p. m. Monday, 366-2200.

Please All Saints. Visitation from 2 to 10 P. m. omit flowers. Tuesday.

In lieu of flowers please send donations to Illinois Assoc. for Mentally Kiss Retarded, 343 Dearborn. John Kiss, beloved husband of Goldberg nee Kruk; loving father of Laura Josephine, Ben Goldberg of 7830 S. Luella Wachowski, Genevieve Borselli, Jeanette Mack, Mary beloved husband of Dolly, nee Darcee; Ruggero and Frances brother of Frieda Suvalsky, Ann Foszcz; grandfather of 25; greatFisher, Roie Brooks, Reva Shapin, grandfather of one. Funeral Wednesday, Charles and Jay Goldberg.

Services 8:30 a. from the Montclair Funeral Wednesday, 11 a. at Piser Memorial Home, 6901 W. Belmont to St. SylChapel, 6935 Stony Island Av.

Interment vester Church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Westlawn Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

St. Adalbert's Cemetery. NA 2-9300, Friends Tuesday may evening, pay 7 their to 10 p. respects m. at chapel Klajbor Goonan See Elynore M.

Cannito notice. William M. Goonan, beloved husband Knawa of Julia A. Kilmartin and Margaret V. Stanley J.

Knawa, beloved husband of Emma, nee dear brother of Goonan. Funeral Thursday, July 30, Arlene, nee Tomaszek; dearest father of 9:30 a. from Matz Funeral Home, James; fond brother of Anna Knawa; 3440 N. Central to St. Bartholomew brother in law of Frieda, Eugene Church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Tomaszek, Raymond TomJoseph. Visitation after 6 p.

m. Tuesday. aszek and Dorothy Ragan; nephew of John Funeral WednesGrau day, 9:30 a. from Wolniak Funeral Barbara Grau, nee Furlich, July 26, Home, 5700 S. Pulaski to Queen of beloved wife of Robert; dear mother the Universe Church.

Interment ResurRosalie and Diane: fond sister of rection. PO 7-4500. Matthew Furlich, Ann Minerick, Mary Jorosz, Nick Furlich, Margaret Chakich Koptik and Frank Furlich: grandmother of Kim- Dr. George Koptik late residence berly Anne. Funeral Thursday, July 30, Cicero, beloved husband of the late at 9:30 a.

from Schmidt Funeral Camilla; dear father of Dr. George Jr. Home, 2056-58 W. Belmont to St. and Robert Koptik: Alphonsus Church for mass at 10 a.

m. dear grandfather of nine; fond brother Interment Memorial Park Cemetery. of Joseph. Funeral Wednesday, July 29, Please omit flowers. Make contributions at 10 a.

from the Frank Gariffo to American Cancer Society. wyh. Funeral Home, 2618 Bohemian Ridgeland National BerCremation CemGrovak etery. In lieu of flowers. please make Phillip C.

Grovak Piosik: beloved dear ciation. GU 4-6510. contributions to the Chicago Heart Assohusband of Irene, nee (the brother late of Antoinette, and Al Elizabeth Stanley Kuipers late Gregorek; brother in law of Inez M. Kuipers wife of of 417 late Ridge William and Annette Piosik, Sadie Jor- A. Kenilworth, mother of Mrs.

the Clarence dan, Mae uncle If many nieces Stauffacher of Racine, Mrs. Lahman and Lillian A. P. Mischke; Funeral Thursday, 9:30 George A. Beucher of Wilmette, and nephews.

3630 Wilmette and James G. a. George from St. Demnicki Funeral Park Home, near Mil- Kuipers of Kenilworth: 10 grandchildren: W. waukee to St.

Hyacinth Church. sister of Mrs. Ralph F. Avenuel, Thompson of Indianapolis, Mrs. Charles Interment St.

Adalbert's. 772-6630. Visi- A. Whittingham of Chicago. tation Tuesday after 5 p.

m. Miss Berenice E. Hartke of Chicago and Grzenia the Washington, Rev. Gilbert D. C.

V. Mass Hartke, Wednesday, O. of 10 John For Grzenia of Spring Grove, for- a. at sS. Faith, Hope and Charity merly Chicago, beloved husband of Church, 191 Linden Winnetka.

InterIrene, Shaver: dear father of Rose ment All Saints'. Visitation at Wm. H. Marie Panek of Spring Grove Scott Funeral Home, 1100 Greenleaf and Joan Grabowski of Round Wilmette, 4 p. m.

to 9.p. m. Tuesday. Lake; 13 grandchildren; brother of Jo- In lieu of flowers, contributions may be seph of Niles, Paul of Necedah, made to Villa St. Cyril, Highland Park.

Albert of Addison, Henry of Mauston, and Agnes of Necedah Wis. Local Kubesh representative of Metal Polisher's Union, Albert M. Kubesh, late of Berwyn, beNo. 6, In Chicago. Former employee of loved husband Jennie Skopal Kubesh: Automatic Electric In Northlake, retiring loving father of Arnold M.

in 1965. Served on the executive Cincin- board grandfather of Arnold Jr. and Kathleen. of Metal Polisher's Union in Services Wednesday at p. m.

at H. nati, Ohio. Funeral mass 10:30 a. m. Marik Sons, 6507 W.

Cermak Rd. CreWednesday, St. Peter Catholic Church, mation Bohemian National Cemetery. MaSpring Grove. Resting at the K.

K. sonic services Tuesday, 8 p. under Hamser Funeral Home, 12 N. Pistakee the auspices of Cicero Lodge, No. 955, Lake Fox Lake, after 6 p.

m. Tues. A. F. A.

M. Also member of Triangle day. Interment church cemetery. Rosary Chapter, No. 273.

R. A. and Lyra 8:30 p. m. Tuesday.

Info. 587-2100. Singing Society. GU 4-6310 or Bi 2-3255. Hansen Lafferty Arthur F.

W. Hansen, beloved Lorraine Lafferty, beloved wife of Howof Ruth; dear father of Arthur F. ard; dear mother of Lorraine grandfather of three; fond brother Kruse and Richard; grandmother of of George. Services in Meyer Funeral Rosann and Howard Lafferty and Gayle Home, 6251 Dempster Morton Grove, Kruse: sister of William Graham. FuWednesday, 1:30 p.

m. Interment Memo- neral Wednesday, 10 a. at Schroederrial Park. Memorials to Mayfair Lutheran Westfall Chapel, 3807 N. Lincoln Av.

Church, 4335 W. Lawrence, Chicago, Interment Ridgewood. would be appreciated. YO 5-2500. Hausheer Walter E.

Hausheer of Evanston, July 1970, husband of the late Martha M. Hausheer; father of Robert M. sheer. Service and interment private. Haynes Hausheer grandchildren; and the brother late of Phyllis Paul Oien; Hau.

four BIRKE-LAME Capt. Ferdinand Haynes father C. A. Steven Ill. 712 West 31st Street and Wing, Kenneth; suddenly, loving beloved son of Sr.

of of Mise- In- Chicago vicius and Ferdinand diana; dear brother of Harriet, Hackhel and Joyce Melbinger. Queen of Heaven Cemetery. In lieu of Vance Cicero, Funeral to Funeral St. Wednesday, Anthony Home, 9 1424 a. Church.

S. 50th from Interment the LAMB flowers, donations to the Heart Fund. 652-5245. 5800 West 63rd Street Hoekstra Loretta Hoekstra, beloved wife of Chicago Martin loving mother of Carolyn Bertagnoli, Marianne Kelly, Lora Lee Hinton and Susan Prill: dear grandN. Central Av.

Funeral Wednesday, 10 mother of seven; fond sister of Alvin Peters. at At St. Hough John Funeral Lutheran Home, Church, 4300 LAMB a. Montrose and Lavergne Av. Contributions may be made to Loyola Medical Cen3737 West 79th Street ter, Maywood, 111.

or St. John Lutheran Church. Visitation after 4 p. Monday. Chicago PA 5-4300.

Hurless of of Irene James Mary Kepneth Hurless, and L. the nee Hurless; late Hurless; Simmons, dear Anthony fond beloved mother daughter Szyman- wife of LAMB kiewicz; dear sister of Chariote Simkowski, Barbara Walter Lewan, George Chester and 4727 West 103rd Street the late Henry, K. Simmons; loving Funeral grand- Oak Lawn mother of Jamie Hurless. Home, 3517-27 N. Pulaski to St.

Wenceslaus Church. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. IN 3-5800. Vincent Incandela, beloved husband of Incandela BIAKE-1 the late Rose: dear father of Jean Mary Kulik, Johnson Lawrence and Rose 229 South Main Street grandfather Gluth: of fond eight.

grandfather Funeral of 14; Wednesday, great- Lombard 8:30 a. from Smith-Corcoran Funeral Home, 6150 N. Cicero avenue, to Queen of All Saints Basilica. Mass at 9 a. m.

Interment St. Adaibert. 736-3833. Jablonski All five locations Mary Georges, Jabionski, loving mother, beloved of wife of Albert the late owned and operated by. rest at the three Kulasik grandchildren.

Funeral Remains, 4860 at the Lamb W. 31st St. Cicero, Tuesday only from family 6 p. m. to to p.

m. Services and burial at Golden. Colo. Thursday morning. Directors: Please omit flowers.

OL 2-2005. Jakubowiez M. J. Lamb, Jr. Sam Mary.

nee Jacubowicz, Zarembski; beloved, loving husband father of of Matt Lamb Irene grandfather Gar and of Richard Lamb the late Ben Ronald, Richard and Jerome: great-grandfather of Ronald Jr. and Christine. Funeral Thursday at 10:30 a. m. W.

from Diversey Diversey to St. Hyacinth Church. Interment Funeral Home, 3601-05 St. Adalbert. AL 2-6424 or Di 2-1700.

Jedlowski Suzanne Jedlowski, nee Mosny, late be- of the Brighton Park neighborhood, loved wife of Michael Sr. loving mother of Jr. Roseann dear Anna sister of Wegrzyn late, Stephen and Ed- BLAKE- LAMB ward Urbanski, John. Betty Maluta, Mildren late William! and Christine late SheLilley, Cecilia lite late Emill, Smercak Funeral Homes dore dear grandmother of Mary Ann Funeral Wearzyn Wednesday. and fond July 29, aunt of 9:30 a.

many. All Phones 735-4242 from Ocwiela Funeral. Home, 4256 S. Mozart to Five Holy Martyrs Church. Interment Resurrection.

A sitation Monday, 6 p. m. CL 4-3838..