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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1966 Section 2 -11 Sheber Pappas Pappaioannoo DEATH NOTICES Gets a Home Georg J. Pappas, lat of 4834 Congress street, fond son of Jena and Joan; Brother SM Robert Shatter, U. S. A Warrvnvill, ape 22, In Germany, Seot. 24, tori no inn of Antrum and Shirt Sheberi dear brother of Jeanette Pentagon Names 44 Killed in Viet Action or Lilly James I (Journal, Helen, and Harry.

Fpneral Tuesday, 12:30 p. from Krinees and Menullo Chapel, 5400 W. Harrison, to Assumption church. Interment wimners, mane Karon, scorr, and Kevin; grandson of Helen and the let Aonleh Cant, from preceding page Marsik Jacob. Funeral services Wednesday, 2 timwood.

Please emit flowers. AU 7-4600. Trimry Lutheran cnurcn, war Patrino by Harold Blake Walker renvnie. inrermanr warrenviii cemetery. Visitation at Frledrich Funeral Horn, 44 S.

Mill street, Naperville. 355-0213. Gaetano Pttrlno, Wellsfon. age 7, JewM Maraik, left at Norm Ritrto, bHr4 kwtwnd of ft latt "Lillian, am HuK Otar father of JowMG. (Pttricl); bromtf of Julia Maianik, Mat Strata, Row Kotallk, Frank, Jamas, and Gaorva.

ana tna lata Emily; rantffarhar of Josran. Washington, Sept 25 Seot. 25, lWe, loving father of Marl Bradley; fond wendfefher of Bill and Cindy Sue; dear brother of Frank and Youngkin, Capitol Heights, Md. Corp. Michael D.

Roseman, SierecU Demieno Patrino. Funeral Wednesday, The defense department today identified 44 service men killed Wcllslon, O. Interment la Soldier, Kr. uw ciian. ana vicroria.

Slitlctl Wadnasdar, 10:30 a. at H. Marik Sons, 47 W. Ctnnak road, Bcfwyn. Interment Woodlawa.

amber of Hawtnornt Piecnch in action in Viet Nam and 18 Edward F. Plecudt, beloved husband of Julia, nee Tales; devoted father of uuuaaapous. Lance Corp. Norman J. Na pierata, Dudley, Mass.

Pvt Thomas J. Kane, Dorchester, Mass. Sylvester (Sam Siereckt, dearest husband of Mary, ne Jerzak; beloved father of Violet (P rj Przybriowicz, Stephen (Emily, Henry (Sylvia and th lat Richard; grand fifher of eight; and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Pefeci Funeral Chapel.

2955 W. 25th street, corner of Sacramento, to St. Cesimir's church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. Bi 74100. ineotcr, lewpnona Pioneers of Amarica. Masonic sarvk Tnettay. I a.

vnoei who died there from nonhostile Susan; sort of th lat Joseph and ausaicei or cicero Ioom No. MS, A. 4 If I I LJtfT" ft i causes. Agatha; dear brother of Stephanie, Bernard (Irene, Lottie, John, Estelle I John) Woikowski; fond brother-in-law and uncle of nephews and nieces. Fv neral Wednesday.

a. m. trnm AAmlmr McCastland Pfc. Norman L. Hoyt, Mount Killed in action: ARMY and Son Funeral Home, 134-38 N.

Ash. I Smith Chief Jonn P. McCastland, retired Oak Lam Fire batoned husband of Loretta, aat Moaehani tovint father of Joaa and Joha McCastland U. S. M.

beloved am of the late Morns, Mien. Pfc. Elmer L. Boatman, Way-land, Mo. nrnw, iu si.

lorneiius cnurcn. Interment St. Adalbert's. Member of Lafavett council. No.

361, K. of C. Lt David J. Rose, San Diego 44I-M0B. Doris A.

Smith. Sept. 24, 1966, mother of John K. and the late Charles B. Resting at Beskerville Chapel, Lincoln highway at Robert street.

New Lennox, HI. Funeral Wednesday morning. Inform, tion: 815-485-8697. narry ana neiii Mm Mccestlend; dear brother of Mary Kelly, Helen McDonald, Patricia WoHe, Paul, Thomas, Marge Pfc. Larry L.

Lakey, Reno, Sgt 1c Antonio R. Osuna, Plattis wev. San Diego. n.tina, in wTe narry and fcmmtl Samuel plattis of Villa Park, beloved husband of Constance; dear faher of Corp. Olin R.

Thrush, North Spain Pfc. Anthony B. Phillips, Ven nxevsruno. runerei Tnurseev. a.

from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4717 W. 103d Oak Lava, to St. I iniK rHurrh Anorew, Marry, Nick, Ciair Grote, Alex. Loren panso, an sopni Lesreivecchi; Boston, N. t.

ice, CaL Interment Hons Sepulchre. Visitation attar 4 p. m. Tuesday. For transportation Pfc.

Larry Glover, Brooklyn, Staff Sgt Emanuel F. Drum- grandfather of 18; great-grandfather of three. Funeral Wednesday. 12 noon, from Stevert Funeral Home. 350 S.

Ardmore avenue. Villa Park, to Holy Apostle Aid E. Spain, nee Violo, beloved of John H. Spain; dear mother of Rita; sister of Amelia Brggio, Francis and th lat Daniel A. Viol.

Fpneral Wednesday, Sept. 28, 9:45 a. to Ascension church. Mass 10:15 a. nv.

Interment All Saints. Visitation at Smith Funeral Home, mond Fernandina Beach, oreek orthodox cnurcn, Z5UI 5. wolf. Sgt Billy B. King, Tarawa Fla.

TRIBUNE Staff Photo Westchester. Services 1 m. Interment Elmwood cemetery. Visitation after 3 4a maaisen sneer, vac ran. Terrace, N.

C. Capt Robert W. Garth Jr. Tuesday. Pleas omit flowers.

William M. Benjamin and 32-4161. rarmatioa. can cJo-1193 or 715-422. McCole Carolyn E.

McCola of Chicago, beloved wife of the lata George H. dear mother of Hetea Kaily, Fern King, Leetha Os-trom. George McCore, and Shirley Worcester; II oranddMldren; fond sister of Anna Bredeson and Bette Hale. Services Tuesday. 1:30 P.

m. at the Levaerburg and Oehlar Funeral Home, 2000 E. Northwest hfghwev. Arlington Heights. Interment Acacia Park.

253-523. Pfc. Gary E. Rosser, South Spaulding Dahlonega, Ga. Gretel.

Porter Ruth Spaulding. ne Schwartz, beloved Sgt Jimmy A. Johnson wife of th lat Fen ton dear mother zanesvuie, O. Pfc. John W.

Jolley Dell Porter, ne Jasch. Sept. 26. 19M. ONCE I STAYED in a New York hotel during a business convention.

There were a goodly number of prodigals wandering around in their cups, as rootless and belief-less as the prodigal son in the far country. Apparently they couldn't really trust themselves when they got a few hundred miles from home. No doubt they were reasonably circumspect at home where their freedom was inhibited by the necessity of preserving their reputations. The essence of the problem was put by a girl of German extraction who came to help with the housework for a few months when our first son was born. On one occasion she fell to talking about the lady for whom she had worked previously.

Evidently the woman's morals were open to question to say the least, and the girl explained it by saying, "The trouble is she doesn't believe That was the truth in a nutshelL We cannot trust ourselves with our own freedom unless we believe something, unless we believe in the values that last as they are revealed in Jesus Christ People who are devoid of stabilizing beliefs can't manage their own freedom. They are like some freighters built in World War II to maintain a supply line in a time of submarine threat They split amidships in heavy seas. The defect was in the internal construction. A ship must be able to ride a storm, but there is no way to- test the construction except in a storm. That is true also in life.

Our ability to ride out moral storms hinges on our interior spiritual construction. It takes the life of freedom in a far country to test inner quality. Test our minds and spirits, Cod, and grant that we may travel thru the testing with quiet courage and with fidelity to the best we know. Amen. A booklet of ''Thlrry Selected Sermons" by Dr.

Harold Blake Walker, author of Living Faith, is on sale at the Tribune Public Service Office, 33 W. Madison st. The booklet sells for 50 cents over the counter or for 60 cents by postpaid mail. Gretel, a 12-week-old dachs Macon, Ga. wife of th lat George fond mother of Myrtle McGlnnis, Clarence, the late Harry and Elmer Brandt; grandmother of or jonn o.t grandmother of three; fond sister of Mrs.

Grace G. Stevenson. Services Tuesday, 3 p. at th Ray Duffy Funeral Home, 2335 E. 75th street hund featured Sunday as the Pfc.

David Aiken, Baltimore. two; great-grandmother of nine; sister Tribune dog-of-the-week, and Pfc. Francisco H. Moreno, Pfc. Frank C.

Hubicsak, of Emma Matt, Aim Katiei, Elsie at ugiesoy avenue, in lieu of flowers, kindly make contributions to th Central Dusty, Gretel's pal, both found Harlmgen, Tex. Kilroy, and th lat Max Jasch. Services cnurcn or Chicago, so s-7717. South Boston, Mass. Three were listed as mis sine at Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 w.

North avenue. Oak Park, Thursday, Sept. 29. I p. m.

Interment Wood lawn. ES 9- Pfc. Paul G. Hazen, Center- Stankey in action: 5151 or VI 8-3010. homes yesterday with persons who adopted them at the Anti-Cruelty society shelter, 157 W.

Grand av. Mc.Mahon Jerome B. McMahon of Evanston. Sept. 25.

bvsbend cf Sallia K.i father of Mrs. Mary M. Brown of San Francisco, Mrs. Elizabam M. Layman of Eyanston, Mrs.

Sarah M. Mason ot El Toro. Caiif.i tour orandchiidren; seven brothers and sisters. Services Wednesday. II a.

at Wa. H. Scott Funeral Home. 1100 Greeniaaf avenue. Wllmtrt.

Pleas enuf flowers. AL 14200. line, Mich. Joseph H. Stankey, beloved husband of Rose; dear brother of Clara Smorowskl; brother-in-law of 14; unci of 17.

Mem Army Staff Sgt Ernest R. Postmann Pfc. William M. Shetron Martie, army Pfc. Gary R.

Fanni postmann, nee Kneisl, wife of ber or international Printers' Pressmen and Assistants union of N. and Flint, Mich. Dusty, 11 weeks old, wound in let John; dear mother or kdim (Joseph Nietupski, John, and th lat Rudolph (Merloni; rend mother of Mar- Dopp, and air force Capt Clifton E. Cushman. Pfc.

Ronald F. Van Raem Franklin union. No. 4. Funeral Wednesday, Sept.

26. at 9:15 a. from Mat! Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue, to St. Stanislaus Kostke church.

Mass Mendelson caret. Funeral Wednesday, II a. at donck, Detroit up in the dog-of-the-week story because she and Gretel have been inseparable companions. Bertx Funeral Home, 1811 W. 103d street.

a. m. iniermem; si. Aoaioerr. interment Mount Greenwood.

Be 3-Oiil. Staff Sgt Robert B. Jackson, Died from nonhostile causes: ARMY Pfc. Joseph N. Davi, Gales Sam Mendelson of Miami.

formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Jean, nee Sweeting; loving father of Dorothy (Judge John Spon. Mabel (Jack I Rudnick. David Mary Helen 1. and Lavin (Betty) Men. Stautmeister Laurel, Miss.

Putignano Frank R. Stautmeister, Wilmette. So when Gretel was brought out to have her picture taken for the story, Dusty tagged Pfc. Carmelo Roman-Aguilar, Mary Putignano (Grisaffe), beloved wife of th late Michael; dear mother of loving father of Russell: dear hmthe. Ferry, Conn.

or ciaino noimes. no visitation. Funeral Rocco IMiidredl. Felice IRosaliel. and Perth Amboy, N.

J. erm convenienc of th family. Lt James E. Holder. Colum along.

nro. xM-uioa. Joseph (Lucille! Putignano; dear sister of Anthony, Paul, and George Grisaffe, and the late Lena Amodeo and Sahratore Pfc. Lloyd L. Gooding, Alber- bus, Ga.

William M. Benjamin, 54 W. Steilen querque, N. M. Sgt.

1c Gerald J. Bannach, 109th a fireman, adopted Kathryn H. Steilen, McHenry. be- orisarre; grandmother of five. Funeral Thursday, at 9:30 from George Schubert Chapel, 6614 Cermek road, to Pfc.

Arthur C. Alterwisher, Ottawa, EL sr. Mary or cene cnurcn. interment Gretel after getting off work at the fire station at 158 W. Westchester, N.

Y. uveo wire or rne late George; loving mother of Charles and Jack Steilen; four grandchildren; fond sister of Mrs. Annabel Alerter, Leo and Georg Heimer Sgt Gerald W. Brasche. Bui- orison; aTeotatner or tour; tond brother of Ann Romain.

Cecile Fenoold. and Merer; randtaher of 31; great-grandfather of on. Funeral services Tuesday 8 P. ML at Raleigh Funeral Home, 2307 S. Let ami avenue, Cicero.

Interment Graceiend cemetery, Miami, Fla. OL 2-C200 or Bi M799. Mendrek Helen Mendrek, nee Osika, wife of the late Stanley; dear mother of Jean Stephanie tMlcheei Bove, Chester, Bernlc (Sam I Amato, Joseph (Editnl, Edward, and th late John; loving grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of two. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Malec aV Son Funeral Home, (34-38 N.

Ashland avenue to Holy Innocents church. I Interment St. Adalbert s. HA 1-5800. 1 Mount Lermei.

788-1 on. Raebig Sp. 4c Larry G. Sheffield, Erie st. Dusty was adopted a pitt, 111.

vr mcnenry. Kestin at The George R. Justen and Son Funeral Home, asio Sanford, N. C. few minutes later by Mrs.

Hans Elm street. McHenry. after 2 p. Tiiev. Pfc.

Larry L. Reynolds, Kings Sp. 4c Joe T. Johnson, Phila Maass, 3754 Lakewood av. oar.

r-unerei mass 10 a. m. Wednesday. St. Mary church.

McHenry. Interment Frank B. Raebig. beloved husband of Grec King Raebig; loving father of Kathryn Johnson and Frances Bail; grandfather of five; brother of Wilfred, Oig Wheeter, Ann Bill, and Elizabeth Con. Mountain, Ky.

cnurcn cemetery, 815-385-2400. delphia. Spt 4c Walter L. Wells, Ba reo. f-unerai services Wednesday, 2 Stoltenberg Pfc.

Joseph T. Williams, Phil- Plan Surgery on Boy ton Rouge, La. p. at Donneilen Funeral Home. Jeffery boulevard at 77th street.

Interment Ann Margaret Stoltenberg, Sept. 24. 2 DIE AS AUTO adelphia. Pfc. Samuel E.

Murph, Hou- 1966. beloved wit of George; sister of cedar park. Masonic services 8 p. m. Tuesday, under auspices of Auburn Park wvary nneruszaK.

Josephine Matuszak Pfc. Stephen E. Burton, Brad ma, La. Metis Kath Merta, lat of 117 Maud avenue, lodge, NO. 789, A.

P. A. M. SO 8-8822. Helen Matuszak.

Julia Wiegand. and Francis Kopd; also manv nieces and ford, R. I. Sp. 4c John C.

Lynch, De with Pellet in Heart nephews. Services at Wold 8. Wold Fu Rappa beloved wife of Martin Marta; dear i mother of Hildegard, Dora, and the troit Pfc. Wilbur Roberson, Ander neral nome, jjj-j w. North avenue, Thursday.

Sept. 29, 9 a. to Maternity tare Martin tons grandmother of five; five areet-orandchiMran Retina at Sp. 4c Richard P. Bartle, son, S.

C. Stanley M. Rapoe, beloved husband of Virginia, ne Mvdiowski; loving father of Michalene, Michael, Catherine, Stanley. Theresa, Timothy, and Patricia; dear d. v.

m. cnurcn, a. m. interment the Stick Funeral Home. (45 Armitage Kosurrection cemetery, 252-274.

Villa Ridge, Mo. STRIKES TWO POSTS, TRUCK Sgt Noe Magallan, Mission, Minneapolis, Sept. 26 trW Sube son of Luke and Sophie; fond brother of sisters and brothers; son-in-law of Sp. 4c Hugh C. Clausen, Tex.

John F. Sube. Seot. 25. waa 91.

huthnuf Catherine Mrdolwski. Funeral Wednes- Boeles, Neb. Surgery has been scheduled tor Wednesday morning to remove an air rifle pellet from the Pfc. Jerry L. Newbrand, West oay, seer.

a. f.jo a. from or iaT tiizabem, nee Dankert; dear father of Emmett (Dorothy) Sub and th lat Raymond Sube; brother of Mrs. Pfc. Robert C.

Hauser, Fair- Hyrum, Utah. eeran Funeral Home, 2644-46 N. Central avenue, to St. Stanislaus B. 4, M.

church. Interment St. Adalbert's ceme Ehzabeth Mewees end Mrs. Gertrude awn, N. J.

Sgt. Louis C. Hines, Burling tery. Member ot St. Anthony De Padua Hansen.

Member of Triluminar lodge. No. 767. A. F.

S. A and Calumet em. Sp. 4c Elmo Rosano-Salber- council. No.

1949, tC of C. Please omit Stanley Korzenewski, 21, of 1120 Birch Elgin, was one ton, Vt rios, Brooklyn. nowers. na z-i4oi. Rechtoris clave.

No. 20, T. K. Resting et th Tews Funeral Home. 79th st.

and Phillips after 3 p. m. Wednesday. Masonic services I P. m.

Thursday. Interment Cedar Park. Pfc. Raymond E. Fleming NAVY Engineman Ronald A.

Heintz, sleeping bag and drove him to a hospital at nearby Park Rapids. From there he was flown by private plane to Minneapolis. Plays the Violin An 8th grader in Fridley, young Amerslav is a talented violinist He is a member of two youth orchestras and a student of Anthony Gilombardo, a University of Minnesota music professor. Gilombardo said the boy is "potentially a professional violinist He has played Bach sonatas and some concertos." Dayton. Zuzanne Rechtoris.

ne Grek, beloved wife of the lat John; sister of Anna SO 8-6959. venue. r-unerei services Thursday, Sept. 29. St.

Theresa church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment private. Di 8-3230.

Mikula Bessie Mikula. nee Lestina, beloved wife of th late Jonn; loving mother of Arnold Bern ice (John) Stoch-mal, and Edwin (Wanda): grandmother of 10; great-grandmother of two. Funeral Wednesday, Seat. 28. a.

from John H. Patka Funeral Home, 12S4-S8 W. 51st street, to SS. Cyril and Methodius church. Interment St.

Mtn' cemetery. BO 1-5257. Mierrwinski Martha Mieriwlnski. nee Makowskl. beloved wife of the lat John; dear mother of Walter (Wanda, Raymond (Helen), and Father Eugene, C.

S. dear grandmother of six; great-grandmother of two; sis'er of Eueen (Frances) and Sam Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a. from Goglin Funeral Home, 5935 W. Belmont avenue, to St. Hyacinth church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. Visitation after p. m. Tuesday.

Call BE 7-404. I Jonn i simo; sister-in-law of Anna Pfc. James D. Smith, North Lakewood, CaL Taborek Kostelny) fond aunt df many nieces and nephews. Resting at Meiszner Funeral Ridgeville, O.

William Taborek, beloved husband of Hospitalman Larry J. Baker, of two persons killed yesterday morning in an auto accident in Portage, near Kalamazoo. The other was Patrick W. Laurie, 31, of Portage, the driver of the auto in which Korzenewski was riding. Police heart of a 12-year-old musically gifted boy.

Physicians said that X-rays, a fluoroscope, and motion pictures indicate that the pellet lodged within the heart muscle of Alexander Amerslav of suburban Fridley. That may necessitate open heart surgery to remove it, a surgeon said, "but we won't know for sure until we get there." The boy was flown here Mary, nee Rediowski (lubasz-Kuryk); Home, 5620-24 Irving park road, 3 p. m. Monday, until 10:30 a.m. Wednesday.

Pfc. George Wycinsky Fairport, N. Y. loving father of Evelyn Rlzzonl and Grace (Raymond) Grote; dear brother of Louis Lying in state. Trinity Siov.

Luth. church. McClennandtown, Pa. and Wanda (Arnold Sugg; grandfather; weanesaar. a.m.

to time ot service, 1 p. m. Interment Bohemian National. PE 4-9000 or MO 6-3877. Navy Engineman Eugene Un and great-grandfather.

Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a. from Casey-Laskowskl Funeral MARINES 1st Lt. Dennis D. Bradley, derwood, San Diego. Home, 4540-50 W.

Diversey avenue, to St. Hyacinth church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Regan San Diego.

Marine Lance Corp. William 7774300. M. Sgt Earl J. Bauchmann, J.

Fisher, Arlee, Mont Tattera El Cajon, CaL Mlynarski Joseph J. Tattera. beloved husband of the late Mary, ne Liperzky; devoted father of Georee S. (Ann). Joseph Air force Staff Sgt William Presson St.

Louis. Listed as missing from non- Saturday after he was injured John P. Regan, beloved husband of Anna Rutsay Regan; loving father of Eugene, Patricia Wilkinson, Margaret Guthrie, and Robert Reean; dear son of th late Patrick and Ann Kelly Regan; fond brother of James, Owen. Rev. Emmett, William, and the late Mrtnt Regan; grandfather of five.

Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. from Walter Quinlan Sons. 2122 W. 79th street, to St.

Rita church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre GIRL, 9, SLAIN, accidentally while playing witn three camping companions at Jr. (Lillian, and Rita Dietrlck (Philip); fond brother of Mary Amborn, Catherine Schaik; grandfather of seven; great-grandfather of five.

Funeral Wednesday, 8:45 a. from The Chapel, 2100 W. 95th street, John R. Thompson directing, to hostile causes were army Capt. William E.

Evel, 1st Lt William R. Beasley, Warrant Of- his parents northern Minnesota cemetery. a-juu. Lance Corp. John D.

Williams, Garemont, CaL Pfc. Danny R. Rundle, Whit-tier, CaL 1st Lt Gerald D. Geoghegan, Sarasota, Fla. Lance Corp.

Carlton Griffin, Putney, Ga. Lance Corp. Andrew W. St. Raphael church.

Mass 9:30 a. Vitltation after 5 o. Monday. Inter icer Wayne E. Ellison, Sp.

4c 32.223 INJURED lake home. Calls Shooting Horseplay "It was just horseplay," the ment St. Boniface. Member of Father Edwin J. Luckstead, Sp.

4c Perez council. No. 1444. K. of LaSalle assembly.

Fourth Degree, and Lucv Mlynarski, tie Titz, beloved? wit of th late Alex; dear mother of Elizabeth (Stanley Wiktor, Chester, Jane, Olga (Frank Klaus. Marion, Emily. Steve (Rita) and Arthur (Mildred); sister of Josephine Loch. Charles, and Julia Kramasz; grandmother of 13; great-grandmother of one. Funeral Thursday.

9 a. from Goglin Funeral Home. 5935 W. Belmont avenue, to St. Alms church, Bensenville, III.

Interment St. Adalbert's. BE 7-4404. Moore Walter H. Moore beloved husband of Dorothy ne Ocnaschek; fond father of Walter H.

Jr. and Kenneth; brother of George Moore. Marie Brockner, and Ethel Starin. Services 2 p. m.

Thursday, Seot. 29, at Koissak Funeral Home. 4255-59 W. Division, corner of Kildere. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West.

AL 2-3600. -nfYVW Lawrence Williams and boy's father, Andrew Amerslav said. "They thought the gun Pfc. Elmer L. Buchanan.

1444 Club. PR 9-3535 and PR e-10O0, Taylor MOTHER, SON, 14, SHOT IN SUBURB A Chicago Heights mother shot her two children, one of them fatally, and then herself, police said last night The mother as Mrs. Olivia Burnley, 38, of 1703 Halsted st. Police said she fatally wounded her daughter, Theresa, 9. Her son, Allen, 4, was wounded in the back and is in good condition in St.

James Ralph J. Taylor, beloved husband of Edna; dear father of Mrs. Betty Barn; Roy Franklin J. Roy. Funeral Wednesday, Sept.

28 at 9:30 a. m. from Jos. Maglnot a. Son Funeral Home, 1732 Wilson avenue at Hermitage to Our Lady of Lourdes church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment All Saints. LO 14149. Sachs Rose J.

Sachs, nee Hiller, beloved wife of William fond mother of the late Loyola (Don Lane; grandmother of Donna Lee. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Sax-Tiedemann Funeral Home. 9568 Belmont avenue. Franklin Park.

Mass 10 a. m. at St. Gertrude church. Franklin Park, interment St.

Joseph cemetery. Remembrances may be made In was unloaded. Physicians explained that if the pellet were to move thru fond grandfather of eight; great-grand father of six. Fifty year member Strides in Treating Vitruvlus Masonic lodge. No.

II. Masonic the heart into a major blood services at 6 P. m. Tuesday, visitation after 3 p. m.

Tuesday at Wheeling Funeral Home. 189 S. Milwaukee, Wheel I no. Services 1:30 p. m.

Wednesday. Interment Ridgewood. 5374600. Kidney Stones Told Teska in torm desired by ft i trios. 678-1950.

Frank Teska beloved husband hospital in Chicago Heights. of Mary nee Lepkowski; fond lather Washington, Sept 26 Ltf Pre of Leonard H. IDorothvl. Lerov C. I Vic vessel, it could cut off circulation to a vital part of the body.

Young Amerslav's father and Steve Sopiwnik of Minneapolis, father of the other two boys, were gone from the Amerslav lake home when the accident happened. Amerslav returned shortly and found his son lying on the ground. He wrapped the boy in a toria). and Alice C. (Jerome) Kaczmarek; liminary success with a new son ot the late prank sr.

ana veronica, chemical treatment for dis Mrs. Burnley is also in st James, with a wound in the abdomen. Police said that Mrs. Burnley nee Kalousek; brother ot William I Jean Raymond I Lottie I. George Adeline) said the auto went out of control, struck two utility poles, and then smashed into a parked truck.

Mrs Ludwika Ziolkowski, 79, of 3901 W. 25th died Sunday night in St. Anthony de Padua hospital of injuries suffered earlier in the day when she was struck by an auto while crossing Cermak road at Troy street. Mrs. Lillie Copeland, 38, of 1630 S.

Homan the driver of the auto, was charged with driving without a license and failure to yield the right-of-way to a pedestrian. She will appear Oct. 24 in Traffic court. Mrs. Lilly's Estate Valued at 29 Millions and Clarence (Mildred); grandfather of II; also survived by nephews and nieces.

solving one form of kidney stones was reported today by Funeral Thursday, Sept. 29, 9:15 a. from Zarzvcki Manor Chapels, 508 telephoned police and reported that she had shot her children. Moran Julia E. Moran, ne Laughlin, beloved wit of th late Douglas daughter of th lat Dennis and Catherine, ne Grady; sister of the lat Frank and Em-mett.

Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 28, at 9 a. from Altera Funreal Home, 1110 Madison street. Oak Park, to St. Lucy church, for reeulem mass at 9:30 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Ell 3-570O or KE 3-2394. Mostowicz Anna Mostowicz. dear mother of Jean (Stanley Sims; loving grandmother of Yvonn (Euoenel Adams; great-grandmother of Lisa, Da-id.

end Thomas. Funeral Thursday. 9:15 a. from Melee and Son Funeral Home, 834-38 N. Ashland avenue, to St.

Fidelis church. Interment St. Adalbert's. HA 1-5800. Mueller John Mueller, an 75.

of Lombard, formerly of 5447 W. Adams, Chicago, beloved husband of Alberta, nee Mclntyre; fond father of Richard F. (Mary, Robert G. I Annette, Mrs. Mariorie Morris I Archer avenue, comer of Keeler avenue, a French physician.

to St. Frances ot Rom church, lath Julian Sadowski. husband of Mary, nee Misiewicz; father of June IZ. Anthony) Kruszewskl. Funeral Thursday.

9:30 a. from Skaia Funeral Home. 3656 Belmont, to Our Lady of Fatima church. In lieu of flowers, send donations to th U. of Cancer Research.

Sands trom Arva R. Sandstrom, devoted daughter of Ida C. and the. late Swan A.i fond sister of Mrs. Linnea Blomgren, Reuben, Linus.

Mrs. Astrid Hallock, Milton. Mrs. Mildred Okerberg. and Mrs.

Helen Tous-saint; loving aunt of five nieces and six nephews. Services Wednesday, Sept. 28. 2 p. at Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N.

Western avenue. Entombment Memory Gardens. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Edgeweter Covenant church or the Cancer fund will be appreciated. Visitation after I p. m.

Tuesday. 5614874. and Austin avenue. Cicero. Interment St, Up to now at least, doctors Adalbert's cemetery, visitation after say, various kinds of solutions 7 p.

m. Monday. 767-2166. Triebess Alfred A. Triebess.

beloved husband have rarely proved of value in dissolving any kind of kidney Mildred Ostling Triebess; fond stepfather stone. President Johnson of Harold Carol Ostling and Parian I Lee I nammer; eranoiarner or reier, among the many Americans one of man's peskiest and most painful ailments. The French report said administration of four doses daily to 28 patients over a period of several months showed these results: 1 Five kidney stones were dissolved; 2 Three others were passed from the body spontaneously; 3 In another case involving a stone in the ureter, a tube leading from the kidney spontaneous passage of the stone was facilitated; and 4 In the remainder of the cases, the treatment was employed successfully as a prophylactic to prevent the formation of additional stones. Johnson Sends Message At the opening of the congress, approximately 2,000 delegates who already have checked in from approximately 40 nations had a message from Frank, Leroy, Cheryl, Craig, and William brother of Irv and Ray. At Mee 1 having a history of kidney Remme Funeral Home, 3918 Irving Park road, services Wednesday, p.

m. inter stones. (John, Mrs. Alice Braunshausen (Rich Sarno In a report to the third In ment Irving Park cemetery. IK 1-0038.

Turner Indianapolis, Sept. 26 W) ard), Kenneth w. (Mary louj, james w. IVivlan), and the late Jack grandfather of 23 great-grandfather of one; dear brother of Mrs. Barbara Metz, ternational Congress of Ne The estate of Ruth Marie phrology, Dr.

R. Reveillaud Raymond Turner, loving father of Geral-dine I Carl 1 Inboden, Sgt. George F. IChrista) Turner, U. S.

devoted Alma E. Sarno, nee Suelow, beloved wife of John loving mother of Alma Ann Leonard Vuicano; grandmother of four; fond sister of Charles and Walter. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a. from Michael Colette Sons Funeral Home, 320 W. 79th street, to St.

Thomas More church. Reaviem mass 10 Brinkmeyer Lilly, 70, who died grandfather of four; fond son of Lillian of Necker hospital, Paris, told of the new treatment under Frank, Mrs. Ann Laier, Matthew, Mrs. Theresa Muldoon, Lawrence. Joseph, and the lat Peter.

Resting at Brust Funeral Home, 135 S. Main street, Lombard, until a. m. Wednesday. Mass, 9:30 a.

at Sacred Heart church. Interment Queen cf Dec. 21, was valued at and th lat Frank; dear brother of Mar garet Blanchard, Hazel Flynn, Virginia Hesaltlne, Lillian Dore, John. James, study. w.

in. imcrmcni nuiy sepuicnre. 436-1861 Scan I an and Frank Turner. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. at Kenny Brothers.

5438 S. Hal- Heaven. Pleas omit flowers, tzr-euy. Nardulli 237 before taxes in an inventory filed in Marion county Probate court today. She was the wife of J.

K. Lilly, board chairman of Eli Lilly Co. Its Composition Told It consists of an oral mix Denlel T. Scanlan beloved husband of Helen; dear father of Daniel sted. Interment Calvary.

BO 6-0662. Tuscher Frank Nardulli. suddenly, beloved hus v. r. u.i ramer-m-iew of Darlene; band of Agnes, nee Bird; fond father ture of a weak alkaline chem granotamer of Michael, Kathy, and of Peter (Catherine, Mtcnaei jerry Jean Tuscher of Oak Park.

beloved wife of th lat Jesse; deer mother of Lucille Garry and Robert J. Tuscher; lov IMariannel. and Maria IWi liaml M0Z3I n.eren; rono oroTner of Mary Simpson, John, Margaret Purcell, and Rose Ens ical called "Tham" for short, arandfather of II: great-grandfather of pharmaceuticals, who died less than five months later. worm; son-in-ww ot Bessie Burmesfer. ing grandmother ot Kenneth J.

jr. ana Johnson stressing work being and citric acid. The latter is four; dear brother of Joseph and Victor Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from Jeanne Garry, Thomas, Robert, and Betsy Tuscher; sister of th late William E. of California.

Funeral Thursday, the acid that occurs in citrus done in nephrology. a. from the Montclair Funeral Home, Wm. C. Smith Sons, 2500 N.

Cicero venue, to St. Ferdinand church. Interment St. Joseph. Member of Father Rattray.

Julia Schaik. and Minna Larson. 901 W. Belmont avenue, to St. Peter fruits.

In another report, the prom setter council, no. 1278, K. of C. ising results in transplanting Kidney stones occur in two and Nocturnal Adoration society. Please Resting at Peterson Funeral Home, 6938 W.

North avenue. Services Wednesday, 1 p. m. Interment Mount Emblem. Fifty year member of Circle chapter.

No, 688, O. E. and th Austin Women's dub. kidneys from dead persons to major varieties one form is ADVERTISEMENT Why so many Dentists omit flowers. 2374070.

Schlegel the living were described by a made largely of calcium salts; 37-4441. Vacko John L. Schlegel Sr. of Berkeley, beloved husband of Gladys, ne Reichel; team of Cleveland doctors. the other consists mainly of crystals of uric acid.

Their Theresa Vacko. ne Tomastvk, beloved Dr. S. Nakamoto, reporting loving father or caivin and John fond son of Elsie and the late John; dear brother of Fred. Ruth O'Neill, and wife of the let John; fond mother of for the Cleveland clinic group, Emilia I Steve 1 Horveth.

Irene I John 1 Raymond. Member of William B. Warren. Gould You Escape to a Career in Travel? For the right people there are unlimited possibilities in the world of travel. A recent Government survey shows that they expect travel to be the number one industry by 1970.

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What Doet Th Curriculum Include? 12 hours of actual working practice, 6 to 9 :30 Monday and Thursday evenings, beginning September 29, under the supervision of the training staffs and executive personnel of American Airlines, Pan American World Airways, Olson Travel Organization, Cunard Steamship Company P. and O. Orient Line and the British Government Tourist Office. Additional on-the-job experience may be had if desired. Doet ITTS Lead to Job? 75 of ITTS' more than 500 graduates are now employed in the travel business.

Students get the benefit of realistic career counseling. What Do Agents Say? Mr. William Westphal, Executive Vice President, Rotchford Travel "Graduates of ITTS make knowledgeable, fine employees in an industry that sorely needs trained, qualified personnel." Mr. Marco Gucic, President, Marco Travel "ITTS students gain a vast amount of knowledge about agency operations. Maro Travel has employed several graduates to our complete satisfaction." Mr.

B. Needlman, President, Foremost Travel Tours, Inc. "We have three graduates and hope to increase this very soon." Mrs. Mabel Kingston Green, Travel Editor, The Tribune "Her course is no cinch. It demands plenty of homework.

-But the result is training that will be of use to yon for the rest of your life." What It the Tuition? $475.00 for the 16 weeks course, all training material furnished. Time payments for slight additional cost Classes are held in the Hilton HoteL exact cause is still unknown. Both are potentially serious Pecyna, and John Vacko; grandmother of told specialists that of 69 pa Accordia lodge. No. 209.

A. F. A. M. rive; greai-granomotner or nine; oeer Funeral Thursday.

1 p. nv. from Hen sister of Wendell Tomastvk. Funeral and can be excruciatingly pain Say Clean Dentures nessey Funeral Home. 5903 Burr Oak avenue, Berkeley.

Interment Acacia Park Wednesday, Sept. 28, 9:15 from Collins Funeral Home, 5350 W. North venue, to SS. Cyril and Methodius tients receiving one or two such transplants over a period of three years, 30 revealed evi ful. cemetery.

Li 4-01 X. Reveillaud, in a report co- Schvrarz church. Mass 10 a. m. Entombment Queen of Heaven.

Member of St. Anne's lodge. Bertha A. Schwarz, nee Duebner, of NO. 181.

1U 9-P844. dence that the transplant was still functioning after periods Cleveland. beloved wife of William Canisius church. 9:30 mass. Interment Mount Carmel.

Please omit flowers. NA 2-9300 or NE 8-7200. Naddy Hettie A. Naddy. nee Manske, beloved wit of Thomas fond mother of Mrs.

Brm (LaVeme Jackson; dear sister of Louis A. wolf, Agnes B. Manske. and Henry W. Manske.

Resting at the Bilger Funeral Home, E. 79th street. 1 block east of Jeffery boulevard, after 1 p. m. Tuesday.

Funeral 9:15 Thursday, to Church of St. Thomas the Apostl. Mass 10 a. m. Entombment Queen of Heaven mausoleum.

Member of St. Thomas Guild of the Tabernacle, and Mothers dub. Women's Auxiliary of Chicago Osteopathic hospital and Oood Shepherd guild. SO 8-1610. Nelson Florence A.

Nelson, Sett. 25, dear sister of Helen Washbish, William Walter Elmer and Jack E. Nelson. Funeral service Thursday, 1:30 p. at Oonnellan Funeral Home, 10525 S.

West-era eve. Interment Oak Hill. BE 8-0075. Nord Ever A. Nord of Des Plaines, beloved husband of Fannie; dear father ot Ellen Gustetson and Robert (Beverly) Nord; three grandchildren; brother of Roland E.

and Victor P. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p. at Lauterburg and Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 E. Northwest highway, Arlington Heights. Interment Elm Lawn cemetery.

253-5423. authored by Dr. J. Hamburger, said the new treatment has been used in 28 cases involving Vistain e. Funeral services Tuesday.

2 P. at the Nielsen Funeral Home, 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Ridgewood, ranging from 4 to 28 months. Iren Vistain, ne Thompson, beloved This wife of Frank; loving mother of Marian In 17 of the 30, the report said, the uric acid type of stone. This Scios Mueller, Irving, Frank and Charles Vistain; mother-in-law of Clarence Muel is the type which also can be Grace Scios, suddenly.

In New Orleans. the transplant had been functioning for more than a year. ler, Blanche, Betty, and Dolores Vistain; formerly of 5211 S. New England. Chi a bpoff to a tendency for gout, dear grandmother of 16; great-grandmother cago, beloved wife of Stephen; darling daughter of Sophia Whitfield; dear daugh- Special formula helps restore original whiteness A nationwide survey among den of five.

Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 28, at 9:30 a. from Colonial Funeral Home, 6250 N. Mllwauke avenue, to St. Thecl church.

Interment Maryhlll. SP 4-0366. rer-in-iaw or Stephen and josephin scios; sister-in-law of Robert and Peggy Scios; godchild and niece of Bessie tMikel CRANE TOUCHES tists who have had a chance to compare KleenitE with other Tewech. Resting at Rozditsky Funeral Home, 5040 S. Western ava.

Funeral Waller DISMISS RIGHTS CASE ON SALOON OWNER'S DEATH WIRE; WORKER Wednesday, 1:45 a. from chapel to Maud M. Waller of Evanston. Sept. 25, St.

Rose of Lima church. Mass 9:30 wife of Harry mother or John v. cleansers shows more of these dentists recommend KleenitE to their patients than any other a. m. interment Resurrection.

Visitation Waller of Bethesoe, Md.i grandmother from Monday at 7 p. m. GR 6-2121 or ELECTROCUTED of John R. and William B. Waller.

Services private. BI 7-7240. Sedlak Ronald E. Banks, 22, of denture cleanser! Abrasive pastes or hard brushing may scratch Weidinger Frank J. Sedlak, late of Berwvn, beloved Springfield, 111., Sept 28 (in husband of the late Katharine; deer 6N334 Garden Roselle, a brother of Emma Sedlak.

Mary Hrusk. cause 'teeth to be dropped or A citation against a Springfield Julius J. Weidinger, beloved husband of Pauline, nee Gregor; loving father of Frances (Charles Clark, and Cecilia (Joseph! Nitschnelder; fond grandfather and th lata Louis Sedlak. Services Thurs saloon where a Negro member day, ll a. at h.

Marik Sons, 6507 W. Cermek road, Berwvn, to SI. Mary of Ocbsner Arthur R. Ochsner, beloved husband of Oioe. nee Bergeson; dear brother of Clara IWillleml Ristaw.

Louis (Walterl Fett. Albert (Martha Ochsner, George (Emma) Ochsner, and Linda (Sidnev( Soakowski. Member of Community lodge. No. 1005, A.

F. A. M. Services Wednesday, Seat. 28, 3 p.

at Drake and Son Funeral Home. 5303 N. Western avenue. Interment Rosehill cemetery. 5614874.

of the United States Army construction worker, was electrocuted yesterday in a freak accident at a home site at 2319 N. Kennicott Arlington or six; greer-qrenotamer of two. t-uneral Thursday, 9:30 a. from Liddy Chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road, to St. Bartholomew church.

Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. Member of St. Bartholomew H. N.

S. Ki 54220, cell church. Mass 12 noon. Interment Resurrection. Member of St.

Ladislee court. No. 866, C. O. Fourth degree.

Hughes council, K. C. Rieger club, and Riverside Drive Improvement association. GU 44310 of BI 2-3255. special forces allegedly was refused service was dismissed today by the Illinois Liquor Heights.

WerbowetzJd broken. Jtsut today dentists know how soaking in KLEENITE beats even the hardest brushing with an oidinary dentifrice. Fast-acting Kleenite combines three stain-removing actions: (1) detergent; (2) oxidizer; and (3) solvent Triple-action Kleenite safely soaks away discolorations and dingy smoke stains away embedded stains that pastes and brushes can't even reach. Get Police said Banks was lean Control commission. Howard S.

Cartwright, com ing against the front of a truck when a crane at the rear of the vehicle came in contact mission chairman, said the charge under the state civil Josephin Werbowetzkl of Villa Park, beloved wif of Michael; dear mother of Jan Ripley of Villa Park, Olga Merzec of New York, Adolph of Maryland, and th lat Mary and Anne; fond grandmother of 10; sister of Stasia Toporowski, Peter, and Ludwig Dobrowoiskl. Ftmeral Thursday, 10. from Steuerle Funeral Home. 350 S. Ardmore avenue, VIII Park, to St.

Pius church. Mas 10:30 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Visitation Iter 3 p.

m. Tuesday. 132-4161. Bom end Where Do I Enroll? Telephone 527-2125 for application. We will then contact you for the required personal interview.

Don't delay, the class is limited to 40 and we have already enrolled holdovers unable to get in the previous session. with a 720-volt power line. The crane carried the current thru rights law was dropped because of the death of Mrs. Clara Schmidt, the licensee at the time of the alleged refusal. Kleenite today at all drug counters.

the truck fatally injuring Banks. Seifen Mary Seifen, ne Heltemes, beloved wife of the lat John Seifen; loving mother of Margaret Seifen and Genevieve Plescher; fond mother-in-law of Frank Plescher dear grandmother' of Patricia and Paul Plescher; loving sister of Susan Kehl and Margaret Fox. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. Fortune Funeral Home, 4401 S. Kedzi avenue to St.

Pancrarlus church. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Information, LA 3-7781. Semran Mary Semrau, nee Graf, beloved wife of the late Josef; fond mother of Frank (Helen, Helen (HerryJ Kroon.

and Irene (Harold Mac Donald; grandmother of Thorn, Timothy, Richard. Tina, and David; sister of Beatrice Tysien and Paulina Sena us. At Mao a. Remme Funeral Home. 39)8 Irving park road.

Mass 9:30 a. Wednesday. Immaculate Heart of Mary church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery.

8-0038. Banks and several other work Ziolkowski O'Keefe Kathryn V. O'Keefe, nee Watts, suddenly, of Broadview, beloved wife of John loving mother of Mary Ann Pirman and Margaret Scanlan; grandmother of seven; fond daughter of Margaret Shannon; sister of Margaret Wells, Mary Rose Moore, Rev. Casper Watts. C.

4arors, and James. Services Wednesday, aeot. 28, 9:30 a. from Broadview Funeral Home. 2020 Roosevelt road.

Broadview, to St. Eulalia church. Mass 10 m. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. Fl 4-3044.

Ooley Charles Ooley. beloved husband of Jean, nee Newman; loving father of Clyde and Michael; fond stepfather of Karen, Linda, and Nancy; dear son of Clyde Sr. and th late Ethel Ooley. Resting at Lewi Funeral Horn, 7600 W. Grand avenue, at the circle.

Funeral Wednesday. Seat. 28. 1 p. m.

Interment Elm Lawn cemetery. Pleas omit flowers. GL 3-1234. tv Sgt Lester Joens of Washing ers were using the crane to un- 6 ton, D. allegedly was re oad fabricated wall boards used service Aug.

29. Jones Cleans cost! dentures and Mrs. Evelyn Echols Directress, International Travel Training School Louis Ziolkowski. nee Peaek (Czeial. accidentally, loving wife of th lat Joseph; dear mother of Frank (Rose), Walter Concettal, Helen (Reginald Campbell, Lillian (Anthony Cech; grandmother of 14; ereot-grandrnorher of 20.

Funeral Thursday. Sept. 29, at 9 1 30 4, fit from Kowalski Funeral Home, 1737 W. 16th street. Solemn high mass, 10 a.

at Adalbert's church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. CA 6-0471. 'bridges' like from the truck, police said.

The truck driver, Dwayne F. Jen-son, 22, also of Roselle, escaped injury. was a member of a special forces group which was appearing at the Illinois State fair at the time. fine ewefry. Lji-j-- ff niiiifiiinir jr.

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