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-j OBITUARIES CHICAGO SUNDAY TRIBUNE: APRIL 8. 1962 OBI 12 WHIR HE RITES IN PEACH ORCHARD MARK SHILOH BATTLE Elmore J. Harker Elmore J. Harker, 51, of 5317 W. 95th st, Oak Lawn fire chief, died yesterday in Little Company of Mary hospital.

Mr. Harker became the village's fire chief when the first full time department was founded in 1961. He had been chief of the volunteer department, which the new unit replaced, for 25 years and was an Oak Lawn fireman for a total of 33 Casey Jomes Bud! Casey, formerly of 7421 S. Emerald avenue; beloved tan of the late Patrick and Mory Hussey Casey; deor brother of Loureto Casey and Mrs. Eleanor Arauete; fond nephew af Kathryn DuCasse.

Funeral Mondoy 9:15 a. from th Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashlond avenue, to St. John Fisher church. Moss 10 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. ST 3-7700. Chesrow Dr. Richard A.

Chesrow, D. D. beloved husband of Anita; loving father of Giselle, Richard. Mimi, Charles, George, Robert, and Sylvia; son of the Me Frank ond Frances Chesrow; dear brother of Genevieve Laterza. Dr.

Ew David Col. Frank ond the lote Dr, Albert J. Chesrow. At Salerno Funeral Home, 4300 W. North avenue, after 4 m.

Sunday. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. to Assumption churcn. Mass 10 a. n.

Entombment Mount Cormel. In lieu flowers, moke contributions to Servite Fathers af Assumption church. ME 7-0449. Cinquini William Cinauinl, beloved husband of Lucia, nee Mortinelll; deor father of Aldo ond Loreno Lucchesi; grandfather of Denise; brother of Columbia Lucchesi, Eroidia Bortoli, and the lote Rubens and Arbace. Services Monday, 10:30 a.

ot Pfaff Funeral Home. 5001 N. Lincoln ovenue. Entombment Memorial Pork. Vis-itotion after a p.

m. Sundoy. Pleose omit flowers. Citek Frank J. Citek, beloved husband of Ann nee Hynek; deor father of Francis J.

Rosemary Citek; grandfather of Jones ond David Citek; brother of Moe Dusek. Ann Kocirek. GuIIen Peter Nicholos GuIIen, son of Walter A Gullen ond Irene Tryanske; brother of Walter A. Gullen Jr. and Barbora Hendricks.

Reposing at John Carroll Sons Home tor Funerals, Erie at Wobosh avenua. Reaiem at Cathedral of St. Jomes, Huron ond Wobosh avenue, Mondoy. Aorif 9, 1962, ot 10:30 a. m.

Interment Ridgewaod cemetery. Hadfield Svdney Hodfield. beloved husband of Rrta; food son af Mrs. Frank Hodfield; brother of Samuel M. Funeral Mondov.

April .9, at Band Chapel, 1025 E. 58th street! Service 11 a. m. Interment Ook Woods cemetery. SO 8 1610.

Hanke Cotherina Hank, nee Riecnert, sudd'nly April 5, 1962, of 2233 N. Janssen avenue, beloved wifa of Floyd dear aunt at Lillian Knllfin, Service Mondoy, II a. at Ewaid Funeral Home, 2501-03 H- Southport avenue. Interment Elm-wood cemetery. LI 9-0098.

Hammer Augusta Wolff Hammer, nee Stelk. Mc-Henry, beloved mother of Helen K. Huizinaa I Avers); fond sister of Minnie Deckwerth; grandmother of Robert E. ond George L. Dosing; great-grandmother of one.

Resting ot George R. Justen ft. Son Funeral Home, 3519 W. Elm street, Mc Henry. Funeral Sunday, p.

m. private interment Concordia cemetery. Harasta Marie Harasta of Lo Grange, beloved wife of the lote Otto fond mother of Frank Marie, Josephine Llllig, ond the lot Otto sister of Mildred Dunovsky, ond Agnes Stejskol; grandmother of Patricia Schoble; greot-grondmother of Michael Schoble. Resting ot Holloweli James Funeral Home, 40 S. Ashlond avenue, Lo Grange.

Funeral moss 10 a. Mondoy, ot St. Francis Farmer John J. Former, beloved husband of the lore Emma, nee Weingartner; lovina father of Virginia, the late Dorothy and Pfc. Harvey L.

Former. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from Burke-Sutlivon Funeral Home, 5018-20 Chicago ovenue, to Our Lady Help of Christians church. Mass 10 a. in.

Interment All Saints. Member of Holy Nam society. CO 1-000. Fiebig Joseph Fiebia, beloved husband af the Minnie; dear cousin of Araanda Iversan and Myrtle Wright Dempsey; fond uncle af Mardonna Jergenscn, Alan, LouroLee, Sari, and Cheryl. Funeral service Monday, 2 p.

at Edward Andersen Funeral Home, 3234 W. North avenue. Interment Acacia Park. Member af Altar lodge. No.

lilt, A. F. ft A. past patron af Emera chapter. No.

402, O. E. past odviser of Hope con-clove. No. 59, T.

K.i and past orchon af Betsy Ross Met. council. No. 303, Royal Leogua. Masonic service Sunday 8 a clock.

4-0770. Flora William B. Flora, beloved husband af Ellen, nee Voughan; brother of Mrs. Mabel Bossort; deor uncle of Thomas J. Cleary, Marvin B.

Flora, Helen Cleory Pecher and Lourie Cleary Howard. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from Lock ore, Nichols Lone Chapel, 1971 W. Illth street, to Socred Heorf church. Interment St.

Mary's. Member of Beverly post. No. 407, A. L.

In lieu of flowers, spiritual bouquets would be appreciated. BE 8-0671. French Alfred W. French, April 6. 1962, beloved husbond of Margaret Rellihon French; fond father of Grace and Edward French; grandfather of Jeanette Schirs, John, and Cheri Lynn French; greot-grondfather of Liso Lynn Schirs; uncle of Cecil M.

French. At Loin Son Chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Monday, April 9, at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope.

Frey Anna M. Frey, nee Bruckner, devoted wife of the late Chorles; loving mother of Richord, Carl (Loretta), Roland IsobelJ. Louise, Marge 1 Homer) Zinser; dear sister of Mathilda Droege, Louise Souer, Gustave and Carl Bruckner; grandmother of seven; greot-grondmother of seven. At Schilke-Trondel Chapel, 5839 W. North avenue, otter 4 p.

m. DEATH NOTICES Bellavfa See Cotomuta notice. Cahill Sea Mar) M. Word notice. Cella Sea Alfred Bellaemlnl notice.

Di.N'icola See Pisono notice. DiProva See Rocco notice. Flores See Apolonio Garcia notice. Giometti See Alfred Belluomlnl notice. Harris See Lewis Gallagher notice.

Ingwersen See Lewis Gallagher notice. Jaschki See Lewis Gallagher notk. Kleese See Klysiewski notice. Mancione Sea Pisane notice. Marrone See Pisono notice.

Martinez See Apolonio Gorcla notice. Micheiini See Alfred Belluomlnl notice. Phillip See Jomes Flllp notice. Piontkowski See Margaret Miller notice. Rezek See Borsnik notice.

Roche See Allan E. Cook notice. Rust See Husin notice. Ryberg See Pisono notice. Schweig See Frank Moaglo notice.

Stobbe See Margaret Miller notice. Strepiakas See Stroper notice. Sweeney See Neely notice. Worst years. He also served as acting police chief in the 1940s.

He was 1st district marshal of the Community Firemen's association. Surviving are his widow, Dorothy; a daughter, Mrs. Dor- othy Canning: a son, Elmore J. his father, William; and three grandchildren. Services will be held at 1 p.

m. Tuesday in the chapel at 4727 W. 103d Oak Lawn. Dr. Richard A.

Chesrow Services for Dr. Richard A. Chesrow, 52, of 2820 Telegraph Bannockburn, who died of an apparent heart attack Friday, were being arranged yesterday. A dentist, Dr. Chesrow was the brother of Frank Ches- row president of the sanitary district.

Also surviving are his widow, Anita; four sons, Richard A. Charles, George, and Robert; three daughters, Gi- selle, Mimi, and Sylvia; two! nthrr hrnthprs FUlPene. medicai superintendent of the Oak Forest hospital, and David, an attorney, and a sister, Mrs. Genevieve Laterza. Dr.

Clarence M. Gordon Services for Dr. Clarence M. Gordon, 91, of 1415 Waverly Highland Park, retired physics teacher and researcher who died Fridav in Highland Park I North, South Join for; 100th Anniversary Shiloh. April 7 (LTD Thousands from both north and'j south gathered in a peaceful peach orchard today to commemorate the 100th anniver sary of the battle of Shiloh one of the bloodiest struesrles of the Civil war.

The massed audience was told that the Civil war was "our most important war" because it brought the nation together after half a century of sectional differences Gov. Buford Ellington, scheduled to be the main speaker, was forced to mias the ceremonies at the last moment. His speech was read by State Insurance Commissioner John R. Long Jr. "In the deeds of Federals and Confederates there is enough glory in which we all, 100 years later, take immense pride," the governor's speech said.

Right to Make Up Minds "All, whether from the north or the south, had an unshakable belief in certain inalienable rights: The right to determine their own destinies, to make up their minds without pressure 4jm aii rr1 IVW fnlLCi ILL MO. KENTUCKY TENNESSEE "7 JACKSCK MPMPWS SHILOH MISS. ALABAMA from some group far removed from their community, and to I pursue their lives in the fear of God and a serene belief in the Tightness of their thinking." Scores of dignitaries and spe- I I I hospital, will be held Tuesday ment manufacturing firm which in Danville, Ky. A doctor of he founded. He leaves three philosophy in physics, he most nieces and a nephew.

Services recently had been engaged in wni be held at 1:30 p.m. tomor-research at Northwestern uni-1 row in the chaDel at 523 Lake cial guests were gathered for ing on labor relations to busi-the ceremony at Shiloh Nation- ness executives at the Harvard Francis J. Gavin St. Paul, April 7 LP! Francis J. Frank Gavin, 81, retired board chairman of the Great Northern railway, died in af St.

Paul hospital today. He retired from the board in May, 1959. Gavin was 16 when he became a $15 a month clerk. He was a native of Alberton, Prince Edward Island, Canada. He became a division superintendent in Spokane in 1916.

In 1925 he was general superintendent of the eastern divisions and became executive vice president in 1939, and President four months later. He was elected chairman of the board in 1961. Survivors include Mrs. Gavin; one son, James F. Vallejo, and a sister, Mary Gavin of New York.

Gen. Thomas Grayson Jackson, April 7 Ufi Brig. Gen. Thomas J. Grayson Tret, 64, one of the pioneers of the nation's selective service system, died here last night.

He also was Mississippi adjutant general during Gov. Mike Conner's 1932-36 administration and under Gov. Paul Johnson during 1940-42. Grayson, under dual appointment of President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Johnson, was the first director of the Mississippi se- lertivp sprvipp shnrtlv hpfnrp World War II.

Fred H. Butenschoen Fred H. Butenschoen, 82, of 23 W. 220 Butterfield Glen Ellyn, died yesterday in his home. He retired in 1954 as president of the Imperial Methods company, Circle avenue and Harrison street, Forest Park, an office equip- Oak Park.

Robert D. Lewis Indianapolis, April "7 UP) Robert D. Red Lewis, 32, Associated press staff writer and air force veteran, died today. He had returned to work in the Indianapolis AP bureau two weeks ago after treatment of a ruptured blood vessel in his head. Since then he had been undergoing tests for high blood pressure.

He was stricken at his Indianapolis home and died a short time later in Methodist hospital. Keith P. Nowell Services for Keith P. Nowell, 57, of 455 Shenstone Riverside, an engineer for the Western Electric company, will be held at 1:30 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 2921 Harlem Berwyn. Mr. Nowell died Thursday. He taught electrical engineering at Kansas State college for two years and was with Western Electric for 30 years. He leaves his widow, Phyllis.

Richard M. Harvey Services for Richard Moore Harvey, 77, of 1014 Deerfield Deerfield, who' died Friday in Highland Park hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Evangelical United Brethren church, Deerfield. He was a retired west side hotel owner.

He leaves his widow, Ethel, a daughter, Mrs. Emily Snider; a son, William H. uusiee; a brother and a sister. Mrs. Julia C.

McDermott Mrs. Julia C. McDermott, 82, of 471 N. Center Bradley, Kankakee county, died yester-1 oi. i nay in 01.

uiai a uusiim, rvan- kakee surviving are two sons, fjev james pastor of St! Joseph's church in Bradley, and Patrick, and two daughters, Sister Mary Regina and Sister Loretta Anne. Mass will be said at 11 a. m. Wednesday in St. Joseph's church, Bradley.

Mrs. Bertha Konenkamp Services for Mrs. Bertha De Wolfe Konenkamp, 85, of Riverside, widow of Sylvester Konenkamp, who was a Chicago attorney, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Riverside Baptist church.

She died Friday in Riverside where she moved in 1960. Mrs. Konen- kamp leaves two sisters, three brothers, and three grandchil- dren. Milton Rusteen Milton Rusteen, 71, of 1325 Sheridan rd Wilmerte died a i Vllm i yesterday in Evanston hospital, ue was an insurance hroker. He leaves his widoWf Julia; a daughter, Mrs.

Sherman Lewis; and a son A Services will ho hcy at a u'HnacHi in the chapel at 1567 Maple av.f Evanston Robert Neil of 1451 E. 55th st, a retired Chicago policeman who died Thursday in Illinois Central hospital, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 8619 Ashland av. He leaves his widow, Loretta; two sisters, and a brother.

NORTH 919 BtlMQNT i lodc Wed of Oar Sf. WEIIington 5-1724 WEST SJII Maios ESbrk S-7509 EUcIid A-3720 am eoiwmoiCT Amu runvm 2 4 3 3 3 Mrs. John Dingell Washington, April 7 (JPh-Mrs. John D. Dingell, 67, widow and mother of Michigan congressmen, died of cancer yesterday in George Washington university hospital.

She was the mother of Rep. John D. Dingell Jr. Mich. and widow of former Rep.

John D. Dingell Sr. She was a member of the Congressional club, the Women's Democratic club, and the 73d Congress club. Funeral Directors LAIN SON Funeral Information NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N. ASHLAND-AV.

PHONE: LOngbeach 1-2645 MONDAY Gallagher Lewis W. Jr. 2 p. m. Lanctot Caroline 11 a.

m. Wood James B. 1 p. m. NEAR NORTH CHAPEL 1035 N.

DEARBORN-ST. PHONE: DEIaware 7-3034 SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 2024 E. 75TH-ST. PHONE: FAIrfox 4-7177 SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST.

PHONE: BEverly 8-2112 MONDAY Colman Joseph G. French Alfred W. 2 p. Ruis Gottlieb 1 1 a. m.

Stebner Harry Sr. 3 p. m. on FUNERAL HOMES 5303 N.WESTERN AVE. In Park Ridge 127 N.

NORTHWEST HIGHWAY AMPLE PARKING FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE phone LO 1-6874 PISER NORTH SUBURBAN MEMORIAL CHAPEL PUBLIC INSPECTION INVITED 9200 N. Skokie-blvd. Skokie, III. 679-4740 PETER MARTINO SONS Formerly of MARINELLI MARTINO, INC. Now co-owners of COLUMBIAN FUNERAL HOME 6621 W.

Norlh-av. Oak Pork EStebrook 9-5151 Village 8-3010 FURTH CHAPEL ESTABLISHED 1865 JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS 2100 E. 75th-st. Ml 3-5400 C. H.

JORDAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 108 YEARS 221 East Erie Superior 7-7709 K0NITZER-R0WLAND FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4152 N. Sheridan Bl 8-1536 1723 N. Larrobee Ml 2-1535 Cemeteries RIDGEWOOD cemetery 10 six-grave lots. Section 17.

$600 per lot. WriteMHA GRAVES in 4 grove lot Choice location. Glen Oak cemetery. Reasonable. Call before 3 p.

m. BE 7-0763 acacia park cemetery, Grave lots for sale. OR 3-8288 4 GRAVES, could be sold seporotely. Acacia Cemetery, Birch section. Reas.

YO 5-5125-YO 5 4731. GRAVE LOT IN Glen Oak Cemetedy. Very reos. Ronald Rodenbeck, 5470 Riviera Fort Wayne, Ind. GRAVE LOT Oak Woods Cemetery.

71st-Cottoge. Soc. ilOO. GA 3-0346. ELM "tAWN "CEMFTERY 6 orave lot, new section, $575.

PE 6-9125. FOREST HOME 3 aroves. Sec. 50. $275.

Box GRAVES Value $600. Acacia Pk. Not. sect. Sacrifice $300.

VI8-0970 GRAVE LOT Concordia cemetery. $300 Choice location. RO 3-4930 Announcements CANCER RESEARCH IS Everyone's Responsibility. Your Memorial Gift, or Bequest wil make the final breakthru possible. Tax deductible.

THE CANCER FOUNDATION 9 E. Jackson-blvd. HArrlson 7-8855 Dedication Announcements Newman A monument be dedicated In memory of Charles Newman, beloved husband of the late Lillian, nee Sabath; lovina father of Marion Wien Silver, Clorice Perlmqn of Sioux City, Rosetta Cohen, ond Charles Newman Sunday, April 15, 2 p. B'noi Abraham Zion, Waldheim, Goti 47. In Memoriam Brown Amondo T.

Brown. In memory of our beloved mother who passed owoy April 8, 1952. HELEN AND BOB Crane Edna Crane. In lovina memory. CHILDREN ANO GRANDCHILDREN Koven Mary Koven.

In loving memory of our dear mother ond randmofher, who passed owoy 15 years ago today. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN Nettler Frieda Nettler. Dearest mother, you left us four years ogo today, but your love and kindness will always be in our heart. MINNIE, MAX, MEYER, FAY AND TILDE. GRANDCHILDREN AND GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN.

Fraternal Notices EMERA CHAPTER, N. 402, O. E. Joseph Fiebia, P. has passed owoy.

Masonic services ot Anderson Funeral Home, 3234 W. North avenue, Sunday, 7:30 P. m. Funeral Monday ot EVELYN EGEE. W.

M. DEATH NOTICES "SEE" NOTICES Listed bete ere "tee" notices wttkfe re cms reference to death notice ewpeerine in today Tribune. "See" notice feetare rue name family member of toe accessed wha nova different leant noma tnaa the deceased becaase of ewriaee or a teael chanae. Some "See" notice feature tne inaid- wifa who mar fee bast i me coimuninr by nor nrnan Arquett Sea Cow notice. Donl I Omit I Saturday.

In state Mondoy, 11:30 to 1.30 p. m. Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, Oak Park. Interment Acacia Pork. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd, Ook Park.

ME 7 9i86. Fryer Nellie B. Fryer, beloved mother of Mildred, Neva, Mary, Frances, Nadine, ond Frank; fond grandmother of 10; great-grandmother of nine. Funeral Monday, 1 p. ot Thomos Funeral Home, Terre Haute, Ind.

Funk Kerstin Funk, nee Anderson, beloved wife of Erik; fond mother of Erik Glodys, Elsie Harris, Carl, ond Rolf Funk; deor grandmother of 15; sister of Emma Bakken, Marie Peterson, Andrew, and John Anderson, ond Hons Mors. Funeral notice loter. SP 4-3333. Gallagher Lewis W. Gallagher April 4, 1967, beloved son of Lewis Sr.

ond Florence, nee worst. Member of Chicago Federation of Musicicns, local No. 10. At Loin 8, Son Chopel, 55CI N. Ashlond ovenue, where services will be held Mondov, April 9, ot 2 p.

m. Entombment Rosehill. Services under the auspices of Constoiitia-Lessing lodge. No. 557, A.

F. A. Sunday, April 8, ot 8 p. Memorials to Endowment Fund, Masonic Home, Sullivan, preferred. Gallichio Cormello Gallichio, nee Conte, residence 9235 Marquette ovenue, beloved wife of Carl; dear mother of Mrs.

Carolyn D. Rowley, Mrs. Frances Garratino, Mrs. Dorothy Greco, Mrs. Angeline (Bibsl Svitko, Frank ond Joseph Gallichio; grandmother of seven; fond sister of Dominic Conte of Wilmington, Del.

Funeral Monday from the Brown Funeral Home, 2939 E. 95th street, to SS. Peter Paul church. Mass 9:30 o. m.

Interment St. Mary's cemetery. SO 8 0155. Garcia Apolonio Gorcio, beloved husband of Epifanio, nee Gutierrez; loving fother of Louis, Angela Uoseph Martinez, Magdalene I Louis I Flares, ond Ralph Funeral Mondov, 9 a from Granata Funeral Home, 1702 W. 69th street, to Our Lady of Solace church.

Mass 10 a m. Interment St. Mary's. PR 6-0600. Gaynor James John Gaynor beloved husbond of Myrtle, nee McCray; loving fother of Mary Wicklund, Theresa Hagiund, Evelyn Johnson, James John, Eugene, Lorraine Ladegoord, Margaret Kimak, Donald, ond Geralds fond grandfather of 32; greot-grandfather of five; deor brother of Patrick, Mary Lynch, Elizabeth, Kathleen Lynch, ond Anno Kleeney.

Funeral Tuesdoy, 9:15 a. from the Joseph Maloney Funeral Home, 2950-58 Fullerton ovenue, ot Sacramento, to St. Philoeiena church. Solemn reauiem mass 10 o. m.

Interment St. Joseph. Member of Holy Name society and Municipal Employes society. EV 4-3800. Gold Celio Gold, beloved wife of the lote Morris; dear mother of Minnie Konter, Rose Phillips of Los Angeles, Ben, Sam, Nathan, Leo, and Esther Behr; fond 1 sister of Fannie Berg, Bessie Epstein, ond Louis Teitelboum, all of Flint, grandmother of 14; great-grandmother of 10.

Service Monday, 1 p. ot Original Weinstein Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson rood. Interment Ozraner-Dubner cemetery, Waldheim. Please omit flowers.

LO 1-1890. Goldstein Estelle Stellol Goldstein of 7020 S. Jeffery, beloved wife of Louis; loving mother of Maurice, Russell, Stanton, and Gerald; grandmother of 10; greot-grondmother of two; deor sister of Sadie Complin, the late Harry, ond Barry Herzberger, Rebecca Coggshall, Helen Preiss, and Beatrice Greenberg. Services Monday, 11 a. at Piser Memorial Chapel, 6935 Stony Island ovenue.

Interment Emanuel Cong. Waldheim. DO 3-4920. Goorsky Frank W. Goorsky April 5, 1962, beloved husband of the late Hazel nee Hoganson; dear father of Maelo Corolla, Verno Van Wozer, Frank W.

Edwin, Lorraine Bishof, and William; 18 grandchildren; brother of Lillian Moore, William ond the late Peter. Services Mondov, 1:30 p. ot Chas. W. Anderson Funeral Home, 4325 Armitage avenue.

Interment Arlington. Member of Mocabees. BE 5-2581. Green Charles P. Green, beloved husband of Morgoret, nee Wolsh; fond brother of the late Harry A.

Funeral Monday, 1 p. at Hursen Chopel, 929 Belmont ovenue. Interment Forest Home. 1 Gross Anne Gross, nee Dunner of 6156 N. St.

Louis ovenue, beloved wife of Sidney; dear mother of Charlene Brown, Harriet Rosenthal, and Ernest; devoted daughter of Reva Dunner ond the lote Abraham Dunner; fond sister of Sophie Tateel, Solomon Dunner, and Frances Resnick; grandmother of three. Services Mondoy, 2 p. at Original Weinstein and Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson rood. Interment Jewish Waldheim cemetery, 17th and Harlem, Forest Pork, III.

Member of Cong. Shaare Tikvoh (Charter Memberl ond Sisterhood, Hadassah, Women's Institute, Nephritic League, I. N. Family Circle, and Period Club. Please omit flowers.

Visitation at time ot services only. Family ot 6156 N. St. Louis avenue. Information, LO 1-1890.

Grudzien Rose Grudzien, nee Trytek, loving wife of the late Joseph; beloved mother of Lillian Zuziok and Frances Wawak; dear mother-in-law of Theodore Wawak; grandmother of ttftee; great-grandmother of foOr. Funeral Tuesday, April 10, 1962, 9:30 a. from Poterek Funeral Home, 5247-53 W. Fullerton, near Lockwood, to St. Ferdinand's church.

Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. BE 7-6400. Gotten al Military park where i 000 Union and Confederate sol diers clashed a century ago. Dash vs.

Endurance The fighting lasted almost two full days, leaving the north with 13,000 killed, wounded, or missing, and the south with losses totaling more than Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston led 40,000 Confederates in an attack on Union forces headed by generals Ulysses S. Grant and William T. Sherman, camped along the Tennessee river. By late Sunday, April 6, 1862, a decisive Confederate victory appeared in the making, but Union reinforcements launched a determined counter-attack, and the Confederate line gave way.

Gen. Johnston was killed in the first day's action. In later years Grant wrote that Shiloh was a "case of southern dash against northern pluck and endurance. The troops on both sides were Americans." OTTAWA LAUDS GEN. WALLACE OF SHILOH FAME Ottawa, 111., April 7 Special An historical sketch of the battle of Shiloh was presented here today at a graveside cere-monv honoring the memorv of Gen." W.

H. L. Wallace, Ottawa lawyer and citizen-soldier, who See Lewis Gollogher notice. Ahlfeld Daniel Ahlfeld, beloved husband of Catherine, nee Foley; dear father of Sr. Marie Daniel S.

David, Doniel ond Thomas; brother of John. Resting ot Thomas J. Cooney Sons Funeral Home, 3552 Southport ovenue. Funeral Monday 9:30 o. m.

to St. Andrews church. Interment St. Joseph. Alheid Jacob Alheid, beloved husband of Eleanor, nee Eichberger; fond father of Adele Man, Robert Sister Ritamary, O.

S. and George F. and Gregory grandfather of six; brother of John. Funeral at A. V.

Furman Funeral Home, 3100 Irving Park road, Tuesday, II o. m. Interment local. IR 8 5800. Ales Paul Ales of Gurdon, beloved husband of Violet Victoria, nee Nelson; dear brother of Louis Service Monday, 2 p.

at Piser Memorial Chapel, 520 Broodway. Interment Irving Park cemetery. Friends may pay their respect at the chapel, Sunday after 7 p. m. LO 1-4740.

AHmendinger Jenny AHmendinger, Round Lake, beloved wife of Charles fond sister of Johanna Johnson, James Carlson of Florida and Frank Carlson in Sweden; also nieces ond nephews. Member of O. E. Fairbault, Minn. Services Monday, April 9, 1 p.

at Drake S. Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western ovenue. Interment Rosehill cemetery. LO 1-4874.

Alsip Charles H. Alsip, age 65, of Blue Island, beloved husband of Ann, nee Snyder; loving father of Charles fond grandfather of three; brother of Willard, Howard, the late Walter, Grace Aregood, and Horace. Visiting from 7 p. m. Saturday ot Krueser Funeral Home, 13050 Greenwood avenue.

Blue Island. Service Monday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Beverly. Member of A.

L. post. No. 50; Columet lodge. No.

716, A. F. 8, A. M-, and Blue Island chapter. No.

789, O. E. S. FU 8-1300. Belluomini Alfred (Fredl Belluomlnl, April beloved husband of Marie, nee Cella; dear father of James; grandfather of Ellen; fother-in-law of Arlene; son of the late Adorno and Morianna; brother of Ido Giometti, Rose Micheiini, Eugene, ond Julius Belluomini.

Funeral Monday, 9 o. from Rago Brothers, 5120 W. Fullerton ovenue. Moss 10 a. ot Our LoJy Help of Christians church.

Interment Mount Cormel. Pleose omit flowers. AR -7800. Becker William Becker of Morton Grove, passed away March 27, in St. Petersburg, beloved husband of Martha; dear father of Kurt; loving grandfather of Linda ond Gall; deor brother of Arnold, Johanna, ond the late Al Becker.

Interment Acocio Pork cemetery. Blitz Evelyn Blitz, nee Greenberg, beloved wife of Edgar; loving mother of Stanley of Providence, R. and Jerome of Kankakee; seven grandcnildren; fond sister of Ida Levin and Fred P. Greenberg of N. Y.

Service Monday, 11 o. Wein-stein Bros. Chopel, 1300 Devon avenue. Interment Westlawn cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contribute to Multiple Sclerosis Foundation.

Visitation otter 7 P. m. Sunday. RO 1-2400. Bobbe Henry J.

Bobbe of 201 E. Wolton beloved husband of Thelmo, nee Schwartz; devoted father of Richord H. Bobbe; loving grandfather of JoAnn, Sandra Jeon, Terence, and Frances. Services and entombment, Monday April 9th, 11 a. m.

ot Rosehill cemetery mausoleum. Visitation of Furth Chooel, 2i00 E. 75th street, Saturday and Sunday evenings. Ml 3-5400. Boeker Fritz A.

Boeker, beloved husbond of Anna; survived by one daughter, two grandchildren, one brother, and two sisters. Service Tuesdoy, April 10, 1 p. ot Motz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central ovenue. Interment Memory Gardens.

Borchardt Minnie D. Borchardt, nee Rivers, beloved wife of William mother of Melbo Poroda, Ruby Thomas, Harold ond Howard Ross, ond Brendo Kennedy; fond sister of Robert Rivers. Services Monday, April 9, 2 p. qt Miller Keyes Home for Funerals, 229 S. Main street, Lombard, III.

Interment Chapel Hill Gardens. MA 7-1400. Borsnik Frank Borsnik, beloved husband of Anna Rezek, nee German; loving father of John, Elsie, ond the late Anna ond Mary, dear brother of Anton, one brother in Yugoslavia, ond the late Mary; tona grondfalher of three. Funeral Monday, 9 30 o. from chopel, 1941 W.

Cermak road, to St. Stephen's church, 22d place ond Wolcott. Moss 10 o. m. Interment Resurrection.

Visitation Saturday after 3 p. m. VI 7-6688. Bruce Abigail Bruce of 244 S. Oak Pork ovenue, Berwyn, April 6, 1962, beloved sister of William T.

ond the late Frank Bruce; dear aunt of Robert W. Bruce ond Mory Jean Mikes. Services Monday, 2 p. ot Cermok Home for Funerals, 5844 W. Cermak rood.

Interment Forest Home cemetery. OL 2-0243. Bucaro Giuseppe Bucoro, beloved husband of Anna, nee Dl Bello; fond father of Vera (Joseph) Parlsi; deor brother of Vito; three grandchildren. Funeral Monday, 9:45 a. from Maniscalco Chopel.

441 W. North ovenue, to St. Philip Benizi church. Interment St. Joseph.

Ml 2-1234. Bucko Stephanie Bucko, dear aunt of Mitchell Obuchowskl, Gregory Obuchowskl, Adele Potter, and Peter Piesciuk. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 o. from chapel, 1056 W. Chicago avenue, corner of Ogden, to St.

John Cautius church. Interment St. Adolberfs. HA 1-0936. Please omit flowers.

Budock John D. Budock, beloved husband of Lillion A. Budock Walters; fond brother of Margaret Kroll. Marie Stoltmon, Harry, lor ion and Albert Budock. Services Monday, 2 p.

ot Theis Funeral Home, 3517-27 N. Pulaski Rood. IN 3-5800. Butenschoen Fred H. Butenschoen, uncle of Edwin L.

ond Helen Rohs, Morgoret Griffiths, Louise Korroker, ond the lote Fred Roth-ermel. Member Siloom commonderv. No. 54, K. ond Medlnah temple, A.

A. O. N. AA. S.

Service Mondoy, 1:30 p. ot Postlewoit Chapel, 523 Lake street. Oak Park. Interment Wold-heim Nonsectorion cemetery. EU 3-4141.

ovir cnurcn. La Grange. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. FL 2-1298.

Harker Elmore J. Horkep Chief of the Oak Lown fire beloved husbond of Dorothy Sopkoeicz Harker; loving fother of Dorothy Canning, Elmore J. Jr son of William and the lole Charlotte Harker; deor grandfather of Klmilynn Canning, Steve ond Michelle Harker; fond brother of Frank, Williom Jr. and Charlotte Sopkoeicz. Funeral Tuesdoy, 1 p.

from Bloke-Lamb Chopel, 4727 W. 103rd street, Oak Lawn. Interment Fairmount cemetery. Masonic services Mondoy, 8 P. at Chopel under auspices of Ook Lown lodge No.

1166 A. F. A. Member of local No. 27.

Glaziers union, Illinois Fire Chiefs Illinois Firemen's Ass'n, Community Firemens' Ass'n, Marshall 1st District, Community Fir Ass'n, Ook Lown Fire Department club. Chicago Police Star Croft club, former Police Chief of Ook Lawn, BE 3-1194, Hartke Corl W. Hartke, Suddenly, of 2519 Eastwood ovenue, beloved husband of Alice nee Kuhlman; deor father of Chorles W. of Culver City, and Lt. Richard brother of Otto, Hermon, and Bertha In Germany; grandfather of four.

Member of German Veterans of W. W. I and II association Splelmonszug. Services ot Colemon Funeral Home. 4611 N.

Lincoln Monday, 1 p. m. Interment Ridgewood. SU 4-8888. Harvey Richord Moore Horvey of Deerfield oossed oaov April 6.

1962, beloved husband o' Ethel, nee Meers; deor fother of Emilv Snider ond Williom H. Cuslee; fond brother of Jomes O. ond Adelaide Renm Resting ot Louterburg Oehler Funeral Home, 875 Waukegon road, Deerfield, after 2 p. m. Sunday.

Services Mondov, 2 P. ot Ev. United Brethern church. Wl 5-0290. Haslup Clorence Haslup, 74, of 1341 Eddy street, beloved husbond of Gladys dear fother of Gerald; grandfather of John; brother of Jock, Dorothy Stanger, Jeanetta Schuckel, all of Fort Woyne, Javetta Horvey of Huntington, Sr.

M. Alicia, S. P. Resting ot Thomas J. Cooney Sons Funeral Home, 3552 Southport avenue, until 9:30 p.

m. Sunday. Services and interment Tuesday ot Fort Wayne, Ind. Healy John Heoly, 1428 Wellington Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Thomos J.

Cooney Sons Funeral Home, 3552 South-port, to St. Alphonsus church. Interment St Josenh. Retired member of Div. 241, CTA.

Native of Count Leitrim, Ireland. Heinzen Joseph H. Heinzen of 315 Ridge avenue, Wilmette, April 5, husband of Gertrude; father of Robert Donald and Richard 11 grandchildren. Resting at Wm. H.

Scott Funeral Home, 1100 Greenleaf ovenue, Wilmette, after 3 p. m. Saturday. Mass 10 a. m.

Mondoy at St. Joseph's Catholic church. Ridge and Lake avenue, Wilmette. Interment All Saints' cemetery. AL 1-8200.

Helfrich George J. Helfrich, husband ol th lata Marie nee Cleory, April dear father of the Rev. George J. and Howard brother of the late Peter and Frank; grandfather of four. At Birren 8 Son Funeral Home, 6216 N.

Clark street, after 3 p. m. Saturday. Funeral Monday, 10 o. m.

Solemn reouiem mass in St. Gregory church, 10:30 a. m. Burial St. Joseph's.

Helm an Florence E. Helmon, beloved wife of the lote Oeorge; dear mother of Rose Helig, Priscillo Allen, Arthur, Irving, and Gordon; grandmother of seven; sister of Victor Sleeth. Services Mondoy, 11 a. at Bourne Chapel, Kedzie ot 65th place. Interment Evergreen.

RE 7-3232. Hills Harry N. Hills, suddenly, beloved husband of Mildred nee Laederach; dear father of Mildred Harrington, Horry E. and Lois Hills; brother of Fred, Chester Ruth Hall, Margaret Thomson, and the lote Florence Aiken; son-in-low of John G. Laederach; five grandsons.

Services ot Otto Funeral Home, 10928 Michigan Monday 1:30 p. m. Visitation offer 7 p. m. Saturday.

Interment Cedar Pork. In lieu of flowers contributions to Shriners' Hospital for Crippled Children will be appreciated. Hirtzer Samuel Hirtzer, Port Sharlntte, Floj formerly of Chicago, fond father of Arthur, Joseph, ond Isabelle. Resting at Snyder Funeral Home, 5746 Hohman avenue, Hammond, Ind. Services Monday, 1 p.

Trinity Lutheran churcn, Hommond. Burial Concordia, Hammond Hoyne Sophie Hovnockil Hovne, 2001 W. 71st street, beloved wife of Peter fond mother of Ernest J. IVictoriol, Richord J. I Virginia) grandmother of five; sister of Josephine Kosinski, Wanda Warzecka, Marie Saidak.

Helen Jachimiok, Evelyn Kmiec, Walter, Joseph, Charles, ond Edwin Malolepszy. At Crane Funeral Home, 69th ot Justine street. Funeral Mondoy, 9:30 a. to Sf. Justin Martyr church.

Interment Resurrection. RE 7-0456. Husin Mory Frances Husin of Los Angeles, suddenly, beloved daughter of Mory E. Rust Husin and the late Cassim S. Husin; fond granddaughter ot the late Mory H.

Rust; dear niece of George, Walter, Frank, Edward, ond Chorles Rust, and Elsie Witkowski. Funeral services Monday, 1:30 P. at the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashlond ovenue. Entombment Evergreen cemetery.

ST 3-7700. Hutter George Hutter, beloved husbond of Ernestine; deor father ot Ernest Edward and Gertrude F. (Bernardl Stulik; fond brother of Gizela Rumpus, also Maria Maul ond Joseph in Austria; loving grandfather of eight girls. Resting ot Frank R. Ringa fc Sons, 6833-35 W.

Grand ovenue, until Tuesday, 12 noon. Service 2 p. at Bethlehem Lutheran church, 2624 N. Ook street. River Grove.

Interment Chopel Hill Gardens West. ME 7-8280. Cont. on following page 35153 FISCHER BROS. Florist UN 4-1746 641 Dempster, Evonston YO 6-4440 Des Ploines PESCHE'S FLOWERS 170 River Rd.

VA 4-7128 Evanston SAVILLE Wilmette UN 4-0632 AL 1-0757 BUSSE FLOWERS, Mt. Prospect, III. Elm and Evergreen 259-2210 M'-tWW AMBASSADOR FLORAL CO. 11045 S. Hoisted CO 4-3050 BEVERLY GREENHOUSES 1413 W.

95th St. BE 8-0252 CLEMENSEN'S FLOWERS 7801 Exchange SO 8-0500 SOUTH SHORE FLOWERS 7600 S. Jeffery Blvd. RE 1-6666 WHITEWAY FLORIST, INC. 7147-49 S.

State VI 6-714 JOHN M. WEILAND FLORIST 5315 W. Modison AU 7-013 Loddie. ond Jerry Citek. Service Mondoy, April 9, 10 a.

af Svec Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W. Cermak rood. Interment Bohemian Nationol cemetery. Member of Chicago Mailers union. No.

2, ond Riverside Drive Improvement club. GU 4-2050, Bl 2-2027. Citta Anno Marie Cltto, nee Bruscato, beloved wife of the lote Nicolo; dear mother of Mary (George) Cozzi, An-gelo (Louise), and Anthony Eugenia); grandmother of eight; fond sister of Frances Molone, Lena Falatico, Frank, Sam ond Anthony Bruscato, Genevieve Oram, ond Josephine Wollock. Funeral Monday, 8:45 o. from Modell Funeral Home, 5725 S.

Pulaski road, to St. Doniel the Prophet church. Interment Mount Cormel cemetery. PO 7-4730. Colman Joseph G.

Colman of Ook Lown, April 5, 1962. beloved husband of Bertha Colmon; fond father of Joseph, Russell, Raymond, Marian Soderlund, Joan De-loney, Dorlene Coyle, Darrel, ond Corel. Funeral from Loin Son Chapel, 2121 W. 95th street Monday, April 9, ot 9:30 a. to St.

Linus church, 103d and Lawler. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Mory'.

Member of dlv. 241, C.T.A. Constable Borry F. Constable, beloved brother of Mary Klloran; fond uncle of Ann McCarthy. Funeral Monday, April 9, ot 10:30 o.

from Ahern Funeral Home, 1110 Modison street, Ook Pork, to St. Giles church. Reauiem moss ot 11 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

KE 3 2394 or EU 3-5700. Cook Allan E. Cook, beloved husbond of Helen nee Roche; deor father of Allan W. of Kolamazoo, grandfather of three. Services Monday, 2 p.

ot the Ray Duffy Funeral Home, 2335 E. 75th street, ot Oglesby ovenue. Interment family lot. SO 8-7717. Crook Anno Crook, nee Bacon, wife of the late Harold mother of Harold R.

James and the late Jane Hvnds; 10 grandchildren; sister of Dora Geohegan of Miami, George L. Bacon of Homewood, ond Mariorie Edwin 1 Jacobson. Resting ot Schlerf Funeral Home, 2118 Lowrence avenue, Saturday ond Sunday. Service Monday, 1:30 p. m.

Interment Memorial Pork. LO. 1-4850. Daniels Agnes DanieTs, nee Stokke, dearly beloved wife of Jacob; loving mother of Ruth Stieber; fond grandmother of Morsho ond Janet; devoted sister of Anna Ander son, Emma Ehle, Clara Seamonsen, Eltdo Lynts, Ivan Stokke ot Wisconsin, ond Gladys Lutz of Prospect Heights. Funeral Monday, April 9, at 2 p.

from Holler-bach Funeral Home, 4024-26 N. Elston at Irving Pork. Interment Irving Park cemetery. IN 3-1510. Danko Zuzonno nee Boor, beloved wife of the late Martin; loving mother of Betty (George) Knosko and Susan (Edwin J.J Benzli; dear grandmother of Carole (Rodney) Guthrie; fond greot-grandmother of Matthew S.

Guthrie; sister of John Boor and Anna Kacenak. Resting at Meiszner Funeral Home, 5620-24 Irving Park road, until 11:30 a. Monday. Lying in stote Trinity Slov. Lutheran church Monday noon until time of service 2 p.

m. Interment St. Lucas. MO 6-3877 or PE 6 9000. Dargert Anna Dargert of North Judson.

be loved wife of WiHIam; fond mother of Mrs. Anna Ebv, William M. and Mrs. Evelyn Moeller. Funeral Tuesday, 8:45 I o.

from Havens Chapel, 1911 W. 63d street, ot SS. Cyril and Methodius church. Mass 9:30. Interment St.

Mary's, i PR 6-0240. De Fillippis Vito De Fillippis. late of 2310 W. Grand ovenue, beloved husband of Carmela, nee Mattel; dear father of Victoria Tovar ond Dr. Tom loving grandfather of three.

Funeral Monday, 9 a. from Rago Brothers, 624 N. Western ovenue, to Holy Rosary church. Interment Queen of Heaven. AR 6-7800.

Depa Walter Depa, beloved husband of Rose, loving father of Casimir, Joseph, Edward, Lottie, John, Stella, Mary, Louis and Anthony; father-in-low of Doro, Marion ond Edmund Chorzenpa; grandfather of six. Funeral Tuesdoy, April 10, 1962, ot 9:30 a. m. from Woiciechowski Funeral Home, 2129 W. Webster ovenue to St.

Hedwig's church. Interment St. Adalberts. AR 6-4630. Pleas omit flowers.

Dineen Michael D. Dineen, beloved husband of Barbara; father of Daniel son of John; brother of Ann, Mory, and Thomas. Resting ot Pfeifer-Elliston Funeral Home, 60 S. Gront street, Hinsdale. Funeral Mondoy, 10 o.

at Notre Dame church. Clarendon Hills. Interment Queen of Heaven. FA 3-0275. Doerrfeld Leonard Doerrfeld, beloved husband of Victoria; dear father of Robert George ond William H.

Doerrteld; 12 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren. Resting at Jaeger Funeral Home, 2315 W. North avenue. Service Monday, 1:30 P. m.

Interment Woodlawn. Retired mem ber of local 130, Plumbers union. HU 6-0949. Doppelt Robert Scott Doppelt of 9330 Karlov ovenue, Skokie, darling son of Arlene and Poul; fond brother of Loren, Michelle, and David; dear grandson of Anno ond Fred Doppelt, Martha Shopira, and Monroe Belling. Service private.

Doyle Mary Doyle, ooe 83, formerly of 429 N. Kilbourn avenue; deor wife of Aloysius; fond mother of the Rev. James A. Dovle, O. S.

Lawrence, ond Marie Pulter; sister of Michael Burke in Ireland; grandmother of seven. Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 o. from Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North ovenue. Moss 10 o.

m. at the Bosilico of ur Lady of Sorrows. Interment Queen of Heaven. Kindly omit flowers. VI 8-3010, ES 9-5151.

Dunklau William P. Dunklau, beloved husbond of the lote Martho; fond father of Marie Reutenauer and late Willard; grandfather of three; greot-grondfather of three; brother of John. Af Mee Romme Funeral Home, 39)8 Irving Park road. Service Mondoy, 11 a. m.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Dyer James Patrick Dyer, C. P. beloved husband of Anno, nee Raleigh; fond father of Jeanne, James and Maureen; dear son of Mary, and the lote Patrick; fond brother of Mary Skau, Joseph, Isa-bele, ond Thomas. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.

from Boland Sons Funeral Home, 4138 W. Modison, to St. Mel's church. Moss 10 a. m.

Interment Queen of Heaven. KE 3-1024. Edwards Ann Jona Edwards of Wooster Lake, formerly of 3445 W. North ovenue, Chicago, beloved wife of Williom; loving mother of Richard, Clifford, Williom and the late Joyce Wildner; grandmother of five; greot-grondmother of three. Services Tuesday, 11 a.

at Edward Andersen Funeral Home, 3234 W. North avenue. Interment Mount Olive. BE 5-0770. Edwards Oliver J.

Edwards, beloved husbond of Ermo. fond father of Joseph; grandfather of three. Services Mondoy 1 p. m. at Bourne Chapel, Kedzie avenue at 65th place.

Interment Mount Greenwood. Member of Boulevard lodge. No. 882, A. F.

A. M. RE 7-3232. Elster Gust Elster, April 5, 1962, lote of 7518 N. Kostner ovenue, Skokie, beloved husband of Anno Elster; dear father of Ethel Bemice Baoke; fond grandfather of Arlene; olsa survived by one sister in Sweden.

Funeral Monday, P. af Nelson Funeral Chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland ovenue, ot Foster. Interment Ridgewood. Member of Austin H.

Scrogin lodge. No. 1034, A. A. M.

and Carpenters union, local No. 58. Masonic service Sunday, m. LO 1-5147. Engelter Zelmo W.

Engelter, nee Beier, beloved wife of the late Rev. G. W. Engelter; loving mother of George Williams; fond mother-ln-low of Lois deor sister of Walter L. Beier; loving grandmother of George Williams Jr.

ond Susan Lois. Resting at Brandt Chopel, 3421 W. Fullerton avenue. Service ot Grace E. U.

B. church Monday, p. m. Interment Ridot-woed. BR -2661 Of BE 5 6932.

versity and earlier was on the faculties of several schools, in-j eluding Harvard university. He leaves a daughter, Mrs. Lanier Davis, and two grandchildren. Benjamin M. Selekman Boston, April 7 UP Prof.

Benjamin M. Selekman, 69, national leader in the studies of labor problems, died of a heart attack today while lectur- business school. Selekman re tired from the Harvard faculty a year ago as Kirstein professor of labor relations emeritus, but continued lecturing in the advanced management program of the business school. Mrs. Ethel Q.

Porter Mrs. Ethel Q. Porter, 170 Fuller lane, Winnetka, died yesterday in her home. She was the widow of Dr. John L.

Porter, an orthopedic surgeon. Mrs. Porter was honorary president of the North Shore Association for the Crippled. Surviving are two sons, David and John L. Jr.

Services will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1567 Maple Evanston. Mrs. Zelma W.

Engelter Mrs. Zelma Engelter, 82, of 3928 Oriole widow of the Rev. George W. Engelter, an Evangelical United Brethren clergyman, died yesterday in a nursing home. She leaves a son, George William; a brother, and two grandchildren.

Serv ices will be held at 2 p. to-! morrow in Grace Evangelical United Brethren church, Wright- wood and Kimball avenues. Edmund Stevenson Burke Jr. Cleveland, April 7 UP Ed mund Stevenson Burke Jr. a banker, died today in his sub- urban Cleveland Heights home.

Burke became board chairman of the Federal Reserve bank of Cleveland in 1936. Five years later he was appointed a mem- ber of the Securities and Ex- wa i Jrcu' radio station WSIV. He also sy an announcer at ano.us umes Ior stations in y-i. flWCTmu. aHU i Spnngfielc Richard T.

Pry0r Richard T. Pryor, 69, of 1101 I North shore Jdied vesterdav rsorin nore aiea yesieraa ct Francis hnsn tal Evans- I in ot. rancis nospitai, iwans- ton. Surviving are his widow, Dorothy; a son, Max; three grandchildren, a brother, and three sisters. Services will be held Tuesday in Oshpeming, Mich Jraq Opens Persian itUlf rort Of tOO 4 died in that battle 100 years change commission.

He was a ago this month. native of Cleveland and a grad- Edmund B. Thornton, vice uate of Princeton university, president of the La Salle Coun- -tv Historical societv, said that Furnace Gen. Wallace "exemplified the m- APnl 7 -Rn-patriotism to the American da.u Furnace, 38 veteran Ilh-ideal of individual liberty, free- i nois broadcaster, died in Pekin dom, and personal dignity so Memorial hospital today He svmbolic of our American Con- stirution. Telegrams were read at the ceremony from Gen.

Ulysses Grant III. who said his grand- i father "esteemed Gen. Wallace very highly," and from Gen. A. weaemeyer, wno canea Gen.

Wallace "a symbol of the At finest tradition Of American military leadership a true Christian gentleman worthy of everv tribute." Prof. Henri Mondor PARIS. April 7 Prof. Henri Mondor, 77. eminent French physician and author, chief surgeon at Paris Sal- i SEE OR PHONE TODAY ONE OF THESE HELPFUL FLORISTS petriere hospital, was an officer BAGHDAD, Iraq, April 7 Lf) of the Legion of Honor, member The new deep water oil port of the academy of medicine, of Fao on the Persian gulf in and secretary general of the extre-ne southeast Iraq opened French National Association of this week-end.

It cost 70 mil-Surgery. Hon dollars and took two years' Ships Arrive for Visit'llM' 1 I AMERICAN FUNERAL FLOWERS City-wide vio O'Brien Flowers 1313 W. Randolph HA 1-5400 J. J. DUFFY FLORAL INC.

5431 S. Hoisted BO 8-1100 FARRELL-HYNES FLORISTS 2024 W. 95th-st. BE 3-4020 OBSM20 OAK-WYM FLORISTS, Ook Park, III. 6300-04 Roosevelt Rd.

EU 6-0112 ANGEL GUARDIAN ORP. FLORIST 2001-45 W. Devon RO 4-0546 LOU'S FLOWER SHOP 3643 N. Western BU 1-5400 JOHN PLODZIEN Florist Greenhse. 1836 W.

Peterson SH 3-2230 MMfct 1 AND FLOWERS, Field Bid. 135 S. Lo Salle St. RA 6-3357 NORTHERN GREENHOUSE Florist 830 N. Ashland MO 6-9177 VAN DYNE'S FLOWERS DE 2-6244 tismarck Hotel CE 6-0123 GEORGE WIENHOEBER, INC.

7 S. Wabash RA 6-3700 Buttacavoli Benedetto Buttocovell, net Giommonco, devoted wife ot the lata Andrew; dear mother of Josephine (All Porello, Charles I Caroline, nee Rovonesl, Catherine (Frank) Covollaro, Sam (Clara, nee Elen Jock (Edna, nee Mayo, Joa (Gertrude, net Romano), Santo (Marietta, nee Von Orden), Frank Ann, nea Miller), Antoinette (AlexJ "Plet fond grandmother of 31 great-grandmother of 10. Funeral Monday, a. from Rosorio D. Solemo's Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W.

North avenue, to Out Lady af Mount Cormel church, Melrose Park. Interment Mount Cormel cemetery. ME 7-0449 or MO 40449. Calamuta Eugenia Calamuta, beloved wifa of the late tf ore fond mottm Host Gacek, Mamie (Chorlesl Pen, and Victoria August! Bellovtoj nine, grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren. Funeral Monday.

10:30 a. from Maniscalco Chopel, 441 W. North avenue. St. Philip Benttl church.

Interment St. Joseph. mi Mm FAMAGUSTA, Cyprus, April 7 Reuters The American aircraft carrier Saratoga and four other 6th fleet ships arrived here today for a weekend visit "that oil met know" HAGGARD FUNERAL HOMES 124 MADISON ST. OAK FAK IUM 4-7I24 AUs 7-1422 FLORISTS WHO DESIRE INFORMATION REGARDING THIS DIRECTORY Phonti Harold A. Jackson, 222-40 IT.