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VI CHICAGO FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1965 22 Section 2 'I C2ATII NOTIC3 HE'D SUPPORT! MAN, 80, KILLED, 3 FIREMEN HURT OBITUARIES HehM E. Edberg, AprH 29, 1964V" Iota of 1456 Farragut beloved wife of the late Joseph Edberg; dear sister of Elsa Wemblod; fond aunt of He toe Wille. Funeral Saturday, 1 p. tt Nelson Funeral Chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland "avenue, wt -Foster.

Interment RosemlL LO 1-5147. Elliott -'i "''t- Fred IL Van Zandt ON SOTJTHSIDE PERCY IN 1966, Bacsynskt -V Joseph W. Bocrmskt. oee 71, of Mattesen, beloved nusbond of the late Mary; lovint other of Mildred Cash ton of Chicago. Florence Ertcheson of York, Georgo of Chicaoo Heights.

Clarence of MottMan. 4-Stbry Apartment ond Joseph of Gienwood; grandfather of Robert B. Elliott of Cory. beloved husband of Helen; dear father of Patricia Vase; fond brother of Edgar and the kite Lillian and Marie Busse. Funeral OGILVIE SAYS Building Burns i (Picture bmek page) iu.

Kming or me wesr End Funeral Homo. Chicago Heights, after 7 p. Thursday. Requiem mass Saturday, 9:45 e. wLt St.

Lawrence O'Toeie church. Mat from Meyer Funeral Home, 4251 Dempster street, Morton Grove, Saturday, 1:30 a. m- re St. tsooc Joaues church. Fred H.

Van Zandt, 89, of Belvidere road, Grayslake, died Wednesday in Boulder, friends here were notified He was visiting a daughter, Mrs. June Clendenin, when he suffered an apparent heart attack. Mr. Van Zandt was a farmer in the Grayslake area for 52 years before his Private services will be held Tuesday in Grayslake. He is survived by four other Moss 9 a.

pjl Interment Moryhjll. resaa. yu-fui. Battle Arthur CDocl Battle, CFD, reared. belovea nusoana of Ella ML.

nee Jacob; fond father of the Rev. Leon Battle. O. Suicide to Fight Him, George E. Doyle, 80, was killed and three firemen were injured yesterday in an extra-alarm fire' which spread thru a four-story brick apartment Cormv and- Ritt Stork; grandfather of Donna, Donald, and Ronald lav.

building at 5454 Everett av. Sheriff Asserts BT GEORGE TAGGE Sheriff Richard B. Ogflvie Doyle, lived on the top floor no oromer ot jonn, r-rank, Martin, Ed-word, James, the tote Michael, and Thomas Battle. Member of St. Sabine H.

N. S-. end 3d Order of CarmeL Funeral Saturday, May 1, 9:30 a. from Curley Funeral Home, 1241 W. 79th street, to St.

Sabina church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Man' a.

Please emit daughters, Mrsi Frances Hein," of the building. He was pronounced dead at Chicago Osteopathic hospital from burns and GUAM SUBURB POLICE IIOHES AFTERfFIIlES homes of all supervisory personnel of the Chicago Heights police department were placed under surveillance yesterday after fires were touched off in garages cf a lieutenant and a sergeant 4. The whichs occurred only 17 minutes apart late Wednesday night caused minor damage in the garage at the home of Lt Frank Stec, 137 Main st A car in the garage of Sgt Charles Nardoni, 459 W. 14th pL, was destroyed. Container Is Found Fire Chief Andrew L.

Leoni said that both fires had been set by an arsonist who used an inflammable liquid. The container that apparently was used was found 75 feet from Nardoni's garage. Both garages are of wooden construction a detached told The Tribune yesterday he flowers, donations may be mode to Car tieiitt Missions, st 3-1611. Baynes smoke inhalation. Chief Among Injured Edward F.

Barnes, husband of Jessie Gilmon Baynes; uncle of Thomas A. The three firemen, taken to Billings hospital, are Chief Edmund Valiquet, 59, of 1355 W. 90th st, head of, the fire in Baynes, Margaret B. Insul, John Baynes, and Thomas Leddy. Funeral, John Carroll Sons Homo for Funerals, Wabash and Erie.

Saturday, May 1, 1965, 11:30 e. to St. Sebastian church, where mass will be celebrated at 12 toon. Interment Cal vestigations unit ho was vary cemetery. Bees treated for a foot injury; Jo William H.

Bees, beloved husband of Mrs. Evelyn i Bairstow, Mrs. Eleanor Roberts, and Mrs. Mar-garet Hook; eight grandchildren; five great-grandchildren and two brothers. i Mrs.

Vernon Prieve Mass for Mrs. Helen Prieve, 59, of 1305 Carol lane, Des Plaines, will be said at. 9:30 a. m. tomorrow in St Stephen Catholic church, 1267 Everett st, Des Plaines.

Mrs. Prieve, who died Wednesday, was the wife of Vernon, an assistant foreman in the Sun-Times and Daily News composing room. She was a former secretary for the Funeral Directors Service Association of Greater Chicago. Her husband is the only survivor. seph Fagan, 42, of 1853 E.

81st st, treated for smoke innaia tion; and Richard Gorney, 32, of 3136 N. who the late Amanda net Noel ting; dear father of Elmer, Wilbert. Jeanette Miller, Howard, Glenn, and the late Lvdia Schoiz; grandfather of seven; great-grandfather of IX Services Saturday, May 2 p. at Mati Funeral Homo, 3440 N. Central avenue.

Interment Concordia. Please omit flowers. Visitation after 2 p. m. Friday.

Beier Daniel Beier. April 1965. beloved suffered an eye injury. Hoffmann Margaret Hoffmann, ftrmerty Rathenbert-er, of Glendolc, CaU formerly of Cicero, IIL, dear mother of Martin J. Bern Ice i and Marion Rethenberaer; grandmother of Richard Rathenberger; sister of Nick, Mi-' choel, and Jacob Zonin, Mary Bocks, and Heten Annen.

Services Saturday, May 1 p. at Svec 4. Sons Funeral Home. 6227 W. Cermok Interment Acacia Park.

Member of Irvint Pork chapter. No. 707, O. E. S.

Eastern Star services, Friday, 8 P. Visitation Friday, after i p. at. GU 4-2050 or Bl 2-2027. Holzrichter Elizabeth W.

Holzrichter. tea Geppert, beloved wife of Henry; dear mother of Elizabeth Jaske ond Herbert Holzrichter; deor' sister of Otto Geppert. Services Saturday, 9:30 a. at Liddy Chapel, 4920-24 Irvint Park rood. Interment St.

1 Lucas. Ki 6220. Hough Joseph M. Hough, beloved husband of the tote Charlotte Toben -Hough; loving son of the tote Margaret Moloney Hough and Mortia fond brother of Margaret O'Connell, Marieilen McDonald, ond Ceil Stauder. and the late Dr.

Michael James Kathnm, Or. John F. Hough, and Sue Rogerson. Funeral Saturday, May 1. at 10:45 a.

from the John E. Moloney Company Funeral Home, 1359 W. Devon avenue, to St. Joseph's church, 1012 Franklin street. Downers Grove, III.

Mass 12 o'clock. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Please omit flowers. RO 4-1617. Howard Barbara E.

Howard, late of 4638 Wava-lond avenue, wife of Roffo; mother of Donald, John, Samuel, and Dolores Stevens; daughter of Ida Dederick; sister of Vane and Louis Dederick. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a. from Bentley ond Son Funeral Home, 2701 N. Clark street, to St. Bartholomews church, at 10 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph. Di 8-7500. Hyland William V.

Hyland. beloved husband of the late loving fattier of Ruth Griffin, ond the late Thomas; fond brother of Richard, Margaret Redmond, and Julia. Funeral Saturday ot 8:30 a. from Baran Funeral Home, 2644-46 N. Central avenue, to St.

John Bosco church. Mass 9 a. m. Interment Calvary cemetery. NA 2-1488.

Josephas Emil E. Josephus of Sweet Lake, formerly of Chicago; dear brother of the late Antoinette Zettek; fond uncle of Georgiana A. George Malec, William B. and Frank A. Zettek; great uncle of Wayne Malec.

Services Saturday, May 1, 9:30 a. at Svec Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W. Cermok rood. Interment Bohemian National. Member of Neumen Wenzel post.

No. 73, A. L. GU 4-2050 or Bi 2-2027. Kalinowski Joseph Kalinowski, beloved husband of Clara, nee Rospond; fond brother of John, Augustine Walter Strvszyk, Anthony Gertrude, and Pauline Natike; son-in-law of Julia Rospond; trother-in-knv of Lee Rospond.

Funeral Saturday, May 1, at 10:15 o. from Baran Funeral Home, 2644-46 N. Central avenue, to St. Stanislaus Kostka church. Mass 11 a.

m. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. NA 2-1488. Kawalle Margaret Kawalle, nee Herbert, beloved wife of the tote Edward; fond mother of Eileen (Joseph Szymezak; grandmother of Patricia; dear sister of Jeanette Miller, George, the late William and Alice Stoecker.

Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. from Lawn Funeral Home, 7909 State rood (5500 to St. Albert the Great church. Mass 9 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. 436-2320. Klopp Ann Klopp, nee Koch, beloved wife of the late Theodore devoted mother of Luther Theodore ond the tote Mildred; grandmother of three. Resting ot Hamburg Son Funeral Home, 8400 S. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.

m. Interment private. BE 3-4310. Kolacek James J-. Kolacek, beloved husband of Stella, nee Lewandowski; dear father of James Jr.

Helen and Moe Lyle Bugh; three grandchildren; one greatgrandchild. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a. at Laramie Funeral Home, 3012 S. Laramie, Cicero, III. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

TO 3-2207. Frank Thielmann, first deputy fire marshal, said Doyle apparently was trapped in his apartment Other residents of husband of Hilda, nee Schmift; brother of wH support Charles H. Percy for United States senator next year if Percy becomes a candidate. Ogihrie's comments indicated that Percy is to be the chief beneficiary of a movement by many G. O.

P. leaders to engage in 1966 slatemaking. Ogflvie has the largest pool of patronage in Illinois Republican affairs, totalling 1,200 jobs, so he was asked about a report be plans to back Percy, the defeated 1964 nominee for governor. In the 1964 primary Ogflvie supported William J. Scott, state against Percy.

It Would Be Suicide "I'm not making any speeches about it, but Til answer the question," Sheriff Ogflvie said. "If Percy wants to run, it would be suicide to try to stop him. It would cost too much, for one thing. "He would be a strong candidate in Cook county. He has some problems downstate, but I'm not fully informed about that "If he doesn't want to run, that's different, and I get no strong feeling that he does in- 4my4 4a twttwti Ar4 VAQ the building fled safely.

from the officers houses. Footprints were found near both The origin i of the fire was not Gottlieb and Emilia Spohn; brother-in-law of Clara and Fritt Schwammler; five nephews and five nieces, all in Germany, At Lain and Son Chapel, 1035 N. Dear, born street, where services will be held Saturday, May at 11 e. m. Entombment St.

Joseph's. Visitation Friday ttfer 4 p. m. Boerman John Boermaa of Brookfleld. lov Edward T.

Havey Edward T. Havey, 85, of 318 garages and plaster casts were made of the prints. Chief Leoni said the damage determined. Flames shot from the third and fourth floor windows and spread thru the roof. Kiystyniak Bernice) Kfystynlok, net SHtorskL-'ba-loved wife of Stanley; deor mother of Mi-f choel end Joyce; daughter of Frances i Sikorski; sister of Helen Sikorskl, Edward Wjndal Sikorskl, LeRoy Eileen Sikorski.

Resting at the Lawrence Funeral Home. 4800 N. Austin corner of Lawrence services Saturday, 8:30 t. ui. to St Robert Bellormiae Church.

Mass 9 a. m. interment SL Adalbert cemetery. re 6-2300. Kasiba Thomas F.

Kusiba, beloved husband of Emma, nee Fritz; lovint father of Paul; brother of Nellie Kertsoa. Services Saturday, 10 a. at John V. May Funeral Home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue. Internment SI.

Lucas. LaBow Samuel LaBow of 3410 Lake Share drive, beloved husband of A dele, tee Isaacs; deor father of Adehv E. Savogo tf Portland. devoted grandfather of Adair. Louis, ond Kim; fond brother Of Sarah, Molly, Howard, Ben-iomin.

Dove, Charles, the tote Jack and Louis. Services Friday, 2 p. aw at Piser Memorial Chapel, 5206 Broadway. Entombment Rosehill mausoleum. Friends may pay their respects at the chapel Thursday, after 7:30 m.

LO 1-4740. Laagisch Richard A. Laugisch, oge 68, beloved husband of Herta, nee Tetzke; ent brother and three sisters in Germany. Services Saturday, May 1, I P. at Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N.

Central avenue. Interment Memory Gardens. In lieu of flowers, donations to favorite charity appreciated. Lejman Veronica Leiman, beloved wife of Joseph; dear' mother of Esther Breitenooch, Irwin, and the tote Clementine Bonea; fond grandmother of 10; fond sister ef Mary, John, and Nettle. Resting at Thomas J.

Cooney Sons Funeral Home, 3552 Southport avenue. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. to St. Ferdinand church. Mass at 10 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph. Low Paul Henry Low, April 25. 1965 In Carmel, Calif.

Funeral services were held Tuesday, April 27, 1965. Mission Mortuary, Monterey. Calif. Mainente Maria Mainente, age 82, wife of the late Adriana; mother of Emma Granato, Ida Spider, Violo Baron of Stevensville, Edna Zapparoni of Hommond, and he late Florno Moinente; grandmother ef six; great-grandmother of six. Resting at chapel, 300 E.

115th street. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. to St. Anthony church. Mass 9 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Anita Garibaldi lodge. No. 5351, O.

S. I. A. PU 5-2030. Marland Ira J.

Marland, beloved husband of Thelma, nee Shore; dear father of Barbara Plotnick and James devoted grandfather of Aaron Mark; fond brother of Josephine Kama. Services Friday, 3 p. at Piser Memorial Chapel, 5206 Brooawav. Interment Rosemonl Park. Pleasa omit flowers.

LO 1-4740. Martinek Christine Martinek, nee Blim. of 2420 S. 61st avenue, Ckero, loving mother of Christine Albin Balakas and Helen (Edwin Stefek; fond sister of Mary Konvalinka, Betty Jilek, Lillian Jilek, ond the tote Charles and James Blim; dear grandmother of five. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a.

from Morovecek Funeral Home. 5318 W. 25th street, Ckero to Our Lady of the Mount church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment St. Adalbert's. TO 3-4242. Masterson William E. Masterson late of Park Forest, III.

and 6330 S. California avenue, beloved husband ef Eunice, nee Fitzgerald; loving father of William Thomas. Edword, Mary Kathleen, and Ann Marie; dear son of William R. and Bessie, nee Austin; fond brother of Richard, Ann Marie Sweeney, and the late Thomas. Funeral Saturday, May 8:30 a.

from Sullivan Funeral Home, 2701 W. 63d street at Washtenaw ovenue. to St. Rita church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

PR 6-8300. Man Mortho S. Mau, April 29, wife of the lote Robert mother of Mrs. Violet Buckner, Raymond, and Robert; grandmother of four, ond great-grandmother of six; sister of Mrs. Emily Johnson, also the tote Mrs.

Pauline Wetzell, Emil. Albert, ond William Michou. Resting at the Tews Funeral Home, 79th street end Phillips avenue, until 11 a. m. Soturdov, then to lie in state at the Immanuel Ev.

Lutheran church. Services 2 p. m. Interment Concordia. SO 8-6959.

McGoan Mory A. McGuon, nee Brogan, of Indiana Harbor, beloved wife ef the late John S. McGuon; deor mother of Agnes (Gordon) Puioias, Margaret (Horry) Sternberg, Thomas J. Joseph Sr. and Francis grandmother of nine; great-grandmother of 22; fond sister of Miss Margaret Brooon and John Broaan, County Claire, Ireland.

Funeral Saturday, 11 a. from the McGuon Mortuary, 3438 Fir street, Indiana Harbor, Ind. Requiem moss 11:30 a. at St. Patrick church.

Interment Calvary cemetery. Portage, Ind. Information, EX 7-0145. ing husband of Genevieve, nee Bark man; fond tamer of Howard and James; TO 5-Z50U. Erickson Edwin 6.

Erickson. dear father of Mrs; Mary K. Scbarer, James, and Lindo; son of Mrs. Linda Erickson Superior, brother of Mrs. Ewald Ahlstrom of Milwaukee, Mrs.

George Phillips of Superior, Roy and Walter O. of Richmond, and Harold of McLean, orandfather of three. Funeral Saturday, Mav 1, at I p. at the Kle-mundt Funeral Home, 3315 Irving Park rood. Interment RosehilL IR.

8-1212. Evans Richard H. Evans, beloved husband of Lillian nee Burgovne; fond brother of Edna Campbell, Florence Feltes, Doris Evans, Mildred Gam bet, Josephine Mac the kite Jerry Doyharsh, and George. Resting at Beverly Ridge Chopel, 10415 S. Kedzie, where services will be held Saturday, 1 p.

m. Interment Cedar Park. Member of Englewood CommonJery, Ho. 59, Knights Tempter. Commondery services Friday, 8:30 p.

m. PR 9-4411. Faulkner Roma G. Faulkner of Whitewater, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of Russell E. Funeral services Saturday, 3:30 p.

at Skindingsrude and Lein Funeral Home, Whitewater, Wis. 414 473-2133. Fttzhagh Virgil Fitzhugh April 27, 1965, husband of Emma; son of Mrs. Minnie Ellis; fond father of Marlene, Virgil Gloria Jean, Yvonne, Deborah, Caroline, and Angela Morgan; grandfather of Robyn Morgan. Rosary Friday, April 30, 1965, 8 p.

nu. ot A. R. Leak Chopel, 7838 S. Cottage Grove.

Mass Saturday, 10 a. ot St. Dorothy's church, 450 E. 78th street. Employed by Ward Baking company for 20 years.

Fltzmaarice ElleA Fitzmaurice, O'Connor, beloved wife of the kite Junn; dear mother of James, Cornelius, Bemice Callahan, John, Lucile Gorman, and the late Helen Sullivan; fond sister of Bridget King end the late John, Patrick, Mary Clark, Maurice, Daniel, and Margaret O'Connor; grandmother of 10; great-grandmother of 30. At Kavanagh end Toomey, 238 S. Ckero, at Jackson. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. to St.

Giles church. Mass 10:15 0. m. Interment St. Joseph.

Member of St. Giles Guild of the Tabernacle. AU 7-1000. Franck Pauline Russ Franck, on April 29, 1965. Widow of Lloyd Franck and mother of Robert Russ Franck, 3101 Ravensworth place, Alexandria, Va.

Services private. Fresso Angela Fresso, suddenly, beloved husband of the late Josephine, nee Passolano; fond father of Rose (Sctfty) Copinegro, Anthony Ann DeCarto, Joseph Tessie Graziano, Ella (Julius Perpoli, Michael, Florence Carmen) Christkmo, Frank (June Dorsey, Jean, and Louise; trand-father of 12; great-grandfather of 14. Funeral Saturday, 8:45 a. m. from Golich Funeral Home, 436 W.

31st street, to Santa Lucia church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Mount Olivet. Vi 2-2824.

Friel The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Thomos F. Friel, beloved son of the late Thomas and Ann Haraty Friel; fond brother of Joseph P.

and the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Henry M. Friel.

Lying in state ot St. Bride church, 7811 S. Coles avenue, Thursday, 3 p. where solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated Saturday, 10:30 a. m.

Interment Mount Carmel. Falara Victoria Fulard, nee Pal, beloved wife of the late John; fond mother of Josephine Giffort, AdolPh. Emily Heiden, Violet Ciszek, and Jeannette Grimmenga; grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of nine. Funeral Saturday, May 1, 9:30 a. from Zarzycki Funeral Home, 3054 W.

Cermok to St. Roman church, interment Resurrection. 521-2214. Gebhardt Julius J. Gebhardt, C.

P. suddenly, beloved husband of Dorothy nee Young; fond father of Jeffery end Gregory; brother of Mrs. Lorraine Gan-ther and Mrs. Ruth Werlein. Member of Illinois Police association.

Policemen's Benevolent association, and Chicago Police association. Services Satur S. Clark st, died yesterday in Little Company of Mary hospital, Evergreen Park. Before retiring Mr. Havey had been a master plumber for 50 years.

grandfather of three and great-grandfather of three; brother of James and Benjamin Boerman, Mary Cook, Ger trude Mulder, ana Katt luoossens. Funeral Friday. April 30. 2 P. at He leaves three sons, Edward Johnson Funeral Home, 3845-47 Prairie avenue, Brookfield.

Interment Oakridgt T. an attorney; Robert president of Reserve Savings at Lt Stec's garage was limited to about $40. At Nardoni's garage, however, a 1963 Ford was destroyed and there was extensive damage to wiring in the building. Bomb Plot Told An attempt also was made to cause an explosion in Nardoni's garage, Police Chief Mark Orlich said. The cap had been removed from the gas tank and the flap that ordinarily hides the cap was fastened so it would not close.

Damage Set at $20,000 Thielmann ordered two snorkels to the scene to bring the fire under control Damage to the building was estimated at $20,000. Dale Drew, 30, of 10404 S. Spaulcing a laundry truck driver, said he entered the building to warn residents after he noticed the flames. HAMTRAMCK SCHOOLS WILL and Loan Elm- burst; and Thomas a certified public accountant; 20 grandchildren; and eight great grandchildren. Mass will be said at 10 a.

m. tomorrow in Cf" Dth. PafKnlfA KUU 1UU livAt JCU Tell Other Members Ul. AMU UOUfU VOW1UUV U1W cemetery. HU 5-0214.

Boettcher Agnes I. Boettcher, nee Sanders, dearly beloved wife of the late Ernest fond mother of Clarence E. (Jeanette; grandmother of Robert L. and Marilyn C. Tra-xell.

Funeral and Eastern Star Services under the auspices of Providence chapter. No. 287. O. E.

Saturday, May 1, at 10 a. m. at Meiszner Funeral Home, 5620-24 Irving Park rood. Interment Wood-lawn cemetery. Information PE 6-9000.

Bostrom AmI (Whitie Bostrom, ogt 78, of Co- loma, fond brother of Mrs. Elsie Johnson, Mrs. Ellen Goetz, Mrs. Ingrid Moller, and Conrad Bostrom. Services Saturday.

2 p. m. at Davidson Funeral Home. Coloma, Mich. Bronikowski Chester Bronikowski, beloved husbind of the late Cecelia, nee Przypyszny; dear father of Loretta Lloyd Richards, Raymond (Evelyn, and Henry (Deloresl Bronars; grandfather of 10; brother of Anna, Joseph, and Harry Bronars.

Funeral Saturday, May 1, at 9:15 t. m-from Kolssak Funeral Home, 4255-59 W. Division, comer Kiidara, to Our Lady of Fatima (St. Hyacinth Mission church, Interment St. Adalbert.

AL 2-3600. REOPEN TODAY Timothy J. Sheehan, Cook county party chairman, will tell other members of the county 10164 Longwood dr. Robert G. Wilson Robert G.

Wilson, 61, former Chicago advertising executive, died Tuesday in Sterling, central organization today about the moves to avert 1966 primary Whiteside county, it was Orlich said the arsonist doused the interior of the car with the inflammable liquid, and apparently expected the flames to cause the tank to explode. the tank was almost empty. Chief Orlich said that a year ago an. arsonist set fire to the garage at the home of Sgt. Joseph Corsino.

GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY CITES Brown Koleske fights on the state level. After today's meeting, the first held in, a year, Chairman Sheehan will appoint five ward and township committeemen to join with five county chairmen and five appointees of Victor L. Smith, state chairman, in search of a formula to sidestep primary battles. Mrs. Audrey Peak, Republican national committee-woman for Illinois, is one of Edward G.

Koleske, 2836 S. Spaulding Hamtramck, April 29 UP) Negotiators agreed on terms to end a sit-in of Ham-tramck's public school teachers tonight The agreement meant the return of nearly 4,000 children to classes after a four-day shutdown. Authorities announced schools would reopen tomorrow. The settlement, providing pay increases ranging from $200 to $650 a year, came as a court was holding back: a decision on whether to order the teachers back to their classes. Both teachers' union, Hamtramck local 1052 cf the American Federation of Teachers AFL-CIO, and the school board has' asked the court to avenue, beloved husband ot Margaret, nee Steinke; fond father of Herman and John E.

Brown, devoted husband of Crystal, nee Herndon; beloved father of John E. Brown son of Zula and the late brother of Earl Brown. Resting at Zimmerman and Son Chapel, 7319 Madison street. Forest Park, until 10 p. Friday.

Interment Murrayville. III. 366-2200. Arnold (Ruth Koleske; grandfather of three; brother of Victoria Pouliot. Fu U.OFC.

EXPERT Baczkowski Edward Leo Buakowskt, April 28, 1965, husband of Lottie; father of Victoria. Resting at Korczakowski Funeral Home, neral Saturday, May 1, 10 a. ot Chrastka Memorial Chapels, 3440 W. 26th street. Interment Woodlown.

762-1211 or OL 2-1023. Konieczka Frank S. Kenieczka, suddenly, beloved husband of Pauline, nee Joniok; loving father of Claudia (William Elliott, Frank Judith, Michael, and Susan; fond son of Lottie; dear brother of Stanley Estelle, Waiter, and Florence Johnl Nieckula; grandfather of Gregory, 1341 N. western avenue, i-uneroi Saturday, May 1, 9:30 a. from funeral home, to St.

John Berchmans church. Interment Maryhill cemetery. Info. BR 8-2445. learned here yesterday.

Mr. Wilson had been with the former agencies of Hill Blackett and Ruth, Rauff and Ryan. Surviving are his widow, Elizabeth; a son, Robert; two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Huck and Mrs. Lynn Kugel-man; a sister; and three grandchildren.

Memorial services will be held at a later date. Henry H. Havemann Henry H. Havemann, 67, of 4201 Center Lyons, died yesterday in La Grange Community hospital. Mr.

Havemann retired last year after operating a florist shop at U. S. highway 66 and Gage avenue, Lyons, for 25 years. Surviving are his widow, Irene; a daughter, Mrs. Patricia Rucka; a grandchild; two sisters, and a brother.

Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow'in the chapel at 4007 Joliet Lyons. Phillip Kostow Phillip Kostow, 77, of 6753 N. Campbell died yesterday in.

his home. Mr. Kostow retired 10 Corey, and Lisa. Funeral Monday, 9:30 Butler James P. Butler, beloved son of the hold off pending extended ne a.

tram Kiase r-unerai Home, eezo-ze W. Archer avenue, corner of Natoma, to St. Daniel the Prophet church. Interment Resurrection. 586-7900.

Kostow day, May 1, 10 a. at Drake and Son Funeral Home, 625 Busse highway, between Touhy and Oakton, Park Ridge. Interment Memory Gardens. Gersdorf Charier W. Gersdorf of Glenvlew, beloved husband of Lillie; fend brother of Albert, Ahna Behrens, Minnie Hendricks, Fred, Arthur, Emma Weber, and Edward and the late Herman, Walter, and Clara Graf.

Resting at the Meyer Funeral Home, 6251 Dempster street, Morton Grove, from 7 p. m. Saturday til Monday, 10 a. m. In state ot the Immanuel Lutheran church, W.

Lake avenue. Glen-view, ffOQ 12 noon until time of service, 2 P. m. Interment Immanuel cemetery. YO S-2500.

Giles gotiations. The six public schools of Hamtramck, a predominately Polish Detroit suburb of 35,000, had been closed Phillip Kostow, 6753 N. Campbell, be McLaaghlin John A. McLaughlin, dear son of Louise lovea nusoana or Neoaie, nee Kiinsxr; loving father of Marion (Horry) Solomon, Hildegorde Jock Shalin, ond Wilton IPaulvnel Kostow: seven arandchildren; since Monday when 120 of the school system's 156 teachers two great-grandchildren. Services Friday, 3 p.

at Weinstein Brothers Chopel, 1300 Devon. Interment Brusi lover, Wald-heim. Member of K. I. N.

S. Brusilover Verein, end Indian Boundary began their sit-in. Chauncey D. Harris, professor of geography at the University of Chicago and vice president of the International Geographic union, received a distinguished service award last night from the Geographic Society of Chicago. He was cited at the society's annual dinner for his role in bringing about international accord last summer at the I.

G. meeting in London. The dinner was held in the Pick-Congress hotel. Recipient of the society's publications award at the dinner was Dr. Kirtley F.

Mather, professor emeritus cf geology at Harvard university. He is the author of "The Earth Beneath Us." In an illustrated talk on "Chicago's March thru Time," Newton C. Farr, society president, praised the developers of the city's new high rise buildings. Golden Age. ku 1-24W.

Cloudt B. Giles, late of 2815 N. Pine Grove avenue, husband of Emma uncle of Herbert Kroatz and Louise Kraft Katherine Kraft of St. Anne's hospital, fond sister of Emily Benesh. Louis Kraft, ROWEXS OF Tsrautsias.

-or 50 years on electrical inspector for City of Chicago. Services Saturday, 3 P. at Bender and Son and Ella Karlicek. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 nOHCAIS Funeral Home. 2701 n.

cianc street, Oar 7lf Tmt Di 8-7500. Member of Auburn Park those appointed by Smith. He also named Lambert I. Eng-dahl of Monmouth, C. H.

Peterson of Joliet, L. J. Wohlwend of Marion, and Tilmon Krefling of Peoria. No Resignation Yet Sheehan planned to have the Cook county committee fill vacancies for 36th ward committeeman and Rich township committeeman. But he has not received Hayes Robertson's written resignation as Rich township leader.

"Robertson was county chairman for two years and be knows how these things are supposed to be done," Sheehan told The Tribune. "If he expects to come into the Bismarck hotel meeting and resign from the floor, I might get my dander up." Sheehan said the Rich township organization favors State Sen. Arthur R. Gottschalk of Forest Park to succeed Robertson. Sheehan said he has promised to provide some speaking time for Negro ward committeemen to talk in favor of open occupancy legislation.

MASS PLANNED Af MLMOMOE CEH777 (OIM.HAILEU VIM2M years ago after operating a food lodge. No. 789, A. r. Si A.

Ah. Gilpin Margaret Ann Mabel Oullty Gilpin, A'LAMOE and liquor market at 5046 Madison st. for many years. Surviving are his widow, Neddie; two beloved wife of the late William; fond daughter of the late J. J.

ond Ellen Garvey Guilty; dear sister of Mrs. Susan Estello Gill. Visitation otter 6 Friday. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. Funtral Directors daughters, Mrs.

Marion Solomon the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Ethelreda church. and Mrs. Hfldegarde Shalin; a son, Wilton; seven grandchil Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Marys C. H. JORDAN CO.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS ill YEARS cemetery. ST 3-7700. Giometti dren; and two great-grandchil 221 East Erie Superior 7-7709 late Andrew J. and Elizabeth Berkery Butler; dear brother of John Peggy Butler. Elizabeth (Stanley! Lewondow-ski, and Mary Ray Healyr fond uncle of 10.

Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from Blake-Ltmb Funeral Home, 79th street, ot Loomts boulevard, to St. Sabina church. Interment St. Mary cemetery.

Member of Boilermaker's Union, local No. 1, and John McJ Donald past. No. 5416, V. F.

W. 735-4242. Carner Mary E. Corner, nee Whiffy, beloved wife of Henry H. devoted mother of Lorraine Case; dear grandmother of Edward and Linda; daughter of the late Potrick and Anne Whiffy; sister of Helen Corrin, the late Ann Purtell, end John J.

Whiffy. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. from Corcoran Funeral Home, 6150 North Cicero avenue, at Hiawatha, to St. Mary of the Woods church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment All Saints cemetery. Charter member of St. Mary cf the Woods parish; founder and first president of St.

Mary of the Woods Altar and Rosary society; post president of American Legion auxiliary. No. 806, and post president of Edgebrook Women's club. PE 6-3833. Carney John R.

Carney, beloved son of Mary, nee Hannan, and the late Martin J. Carney; dear brother of Margaret Hopkins, Francis, Thomas, Martin, and James Carney. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. nu from Thels Funeral Home, 3517-27 N. Pulaski rood, to St.

Viator church. Interment All Saints cemetery. IN 3-5800. Cassedy Edward S. Cassedy Cassettori, age 75, suddenly, April 28, of Highwood, beloved husband of Fannyl loving father of Mrs.

Faustina Nizzi, and Mrs. Helen Moon; devoted grandfather of two; dear brother of Attilid. Resting at Kelley and Spalding Funeral Home, 1787 Deerfleld road. Highland Pork, after 4 p. m.

Friday. Funeral mass 10 a. m. Saturday, May 1, at St. James church.

North avenue, Highwood. Interment Ascension. ID 2-4260. Chambers Ivy G. Chambers, tea Pokomy, of 1511 S.

60th court, Cicero, wife of the lata Willlom C. Chambers; beloved mother ot William Jr. Mori Ami Chambers; dear sister of Viola Kraiic and the tato Mario Klttler, end Joseph Pokomy; grandmother of Frank and Billy. Services Saturday, 1:30 p. at Cermak Home for Funerals, 5844 W.

Cermok rood. Interment Mount Auburn cemetery. OL 2-0243. Cooper Hazel Cooper, Washington end Jane Smith Home, April 28, 1965. At Lain ft Son Chapel, 2121 W.

T5fh street, when services will be held Saturday, May 1, ot 11 a. ai. Interment Mount Hope. Crowe LIGHT PLANE Lavlnla Giometti, nee Andreonl, beloved wife of Ernesto; loving mother of Gino ond Lida Vincent R. Ailegrini; dear daughter of Maria and the late Francesco Andreonl; fond sister of Orlando, ana me fate John; brother ef Alfred A.

Services Saturday, May 1, 10 a. ot Drake and Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue. Interment Rosehill cemetery. 561-6874.

Mertes Mary Mertes, nee Elsen, beloved wife of the late Peter Mertes; dear aunt of many nephews and nieces. Funeral Saturday, 8:45 a. from Bloke-Lomb Funeral Home, 79th street ot Loomis boulevard, to St. Raphael church. Interment St.

Mary cemetery. Visitation after 7 p. Friday. Mestling Jennie R. Mestling, nee Schneider, beloved wife of Edward loving mother of Bernice Robert Joehl end Edword Margaret; grandmother of six; great-grandmother of three.

Funeral Saturday. 8:30 a. from Goglin Funeral Home. 5935 W. Belmont avenue, to St.

Ferdinand church. Interment St. Joseph. BE 7-4404. Morissette Marie H.

Morissette, nee Butler, of 1427 S. Gunderson ovenue, Berwyn, beloved wife of the late Philip dear mother of Mary Jane (Elmer Schraeder, Phyllis (James Pouba, and the loto Bob Morissette; sister of Addie Toepper, Raymond Butler, and the tote Mariorie Hergenrother, William Buck Butler, and John Butler; grandmother of seven. Funeral Saturday, May 1, 9:30 a. m. from the Joseph Nosek Sons Funeral Home, 6716-11 W.

16th street, comer of Euclid, Berwyn, to St. Mary of Celte church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel.

Member of Berwyn Post 218, C. W. V. and the Blessed Virgin society. In lieu of flowers contributions to St.

Mary tf Cello Building fund preferred. GU 44144. Mnsatto James Musotto, beloved husband of Pauline; dear father of Chris and Steven; fond brother of Morgoret Klein, John, Frank, and the tote Emil Musotto. Funeral Saturday, May 1, 9:45 a. from Collins Funeral Home, 5350 W.

North to St. Peter Canisius church. Mass 10:15 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven.

Nelson J. Nelson, beloved husband of Teresa, nee Eberhart; dear brother ef Edna C. Nelson and the tote Ethel H. Flinn; brother-in-law of Edward Flinn. At Mee 8 Ramrne Funeral Home, 3918 Irvint Perk road.

Services Saturday, 1 p. m. Interment Memorial Pork cemetery. IR 8-0038. Continued on following page JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" 2S E.

Erto WH If ftoll 4-iMO Ines Carmassi. and GJulia Giovonnoni; grandmother of Robert Ailegrini. Resting at Am ilnttl Funeral Home. 2433 S. 3415-19 N.

Clork WE 5-2342 LINN BROTHERS Established 1879. Oakley avenue. Funeral Saturday, May 1, at 10 o. m. to St.

Michael church. Mass 10:30 0. m. Entombment Queen of a. from Linhort Funeral Home, obzu W.

Cermak rood, to St. Mary of Cede church. Mass 9 a. m. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Visitation Friday, after 3 p. m. Pleasa omit flowers. Pi 9-2255.

Kranjelis August Kraulelis; of Ook Park, April 26, dearest father of Julian and Bernice Arthur Markvart; grandfather of Suzanne, Virginia and Billy Markvart, ond William and James Krauielis; also survived by sisters-in-law ond cousins. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from the Petkus Funeral Home, 1410 S. 50th ovenue, Cicero, to St. Anthony church.

Interment St. Casimir. Visitation from 7 p. m. Wednesday.

TO 3-2108. Kraase Minnie Krause, nee Lodwig, beloved wife of John loving mother of Evelyn Arturi; fond sister of Anna Horn; devoted grandmother of Russell and Dole Arturi; two great-grandchildren. Funeral Saturday, May 1, at 1 p. at Sullivan Funeral Home, 2701 W. 63d street, at Washtenaw ovenue.

Services under the auspices of Dawn chapter. No. 613, O. E. S.

at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Interment Mount Hope cemetery. PR 6-8300.

Krentner Margaret E. Krentner, nee Witzsoll, beloved wife of the tote Walter fond mother of Sister M. Dolores O. S. Ftf Bemice McBride, ond Alice Sullivan; grandmother of ten: deor sister of Borbora Fischer, Anna Wltzgall, ond Mario Myers, also the tote George.

Resting at the A. V. Furman Funeral Home, 3100 W. Irving Park road. Services Saturday, 10:30 a.

m. to Our Lady of Mercy church. Interment St. Mory's. In lieu of flowers, masses are preferred.

IR 8-5800. Kresin Louise C. Kresin, deer aunt of Lucille Botsford, Alice, and Edward Busier. Services Friday, April SO, 2 p. at Drake 8 Son Funeral Home, 5303 N.

Western avenue. Interment Rosehill cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Unity Lutheran church, 5409 N. Magnolia avenue, will be appreciated. 561-6874.

(firiis Heaven. VI 7-6867. Graf 4 CRAVE lots-Choeel Hill South. Geraldine R. Graf, nee Rooney, beloved wife of Leonard deor sister of Frank.

33S-23Z3 James, and Robert Roonev. Agnes Neisen Elizabeth Fratus, and Jane Sullivan, all In Mtnoriim FOR DE PAUL'S of Erie, Pa. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 e. m. from Corcoran Funeral Home.

6150 Cicero avenue, at Hlowotha, to Queen of Bergland All saints bosilKO. Mass 9 a. m. inter T. C.

HILLIARD DM Oil IV A. BWBlllfWa Iff MVlM IMfltOfV 0 mother wtto passed away yean am ment All Saints cemetery. PE 6-3833. Greene today. Lave.

bob, Mass for Thomas C. Hilliard, 56, director of the graduate Stangland Goldino Greene, wife of Theodore; beloved mother of Earl and Lowell; sister cHnef Sfonaiand. la fond wuinofr of our tt lute Mnthan onH Dr. A- B. ROtChe.

CRASH KILLS 2 IN ROCKFORD Rockford, April 29 (CPO-A Rockford industrialist and his companion were killed today when their two-engine plane crashed while attempting to land at Greater Rockford airport. The pilot was Harold Ipsen, president of Ipsen Industries of Cherry Valley and Pecatonica, RL, and of Ipsen-lab cf Rockford, W. Brunstetter, a passenger, also was kflled. Airport officials said the plane, an Aero Commander, came in for a landing on the north end of the airport's north-south runway. The pilot started to take off again, they said.

The plane banked sharply to the right scraping a wingtip and causing the plane to cart program in iKueand end tamer, loving family. Services Friday, 11 a. ot Original business ad Weinstein and Sons Chopel, 3019 W. Peter- i. interment westlawn cemetery.

Monuments and Mausoleums Please omit flowers. Visitation at time of service. LO 1-1890, Groth SPECIAL lew prices woodstoiies and aranementt tor westmm, uo wooa ana all cemeteries. Excel. workmansMP.

call Edward A. Groth, April 29, beloved, hus-hnnrf nf Dorathv J.s dear father of Ed Paul Lewin, 493-6661, SO a-alM, eves. dren. Services will be held at 3 p. m.

today in the chapel at 1300 Devon av. Sgt. Julias J. Gebhardt Services for Police Sgt Julius J. Gebhardt 58, of the Albany Park district, will be held at 10 a.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 625 Busse Park Ridge. Sgt Gebhardt, who lived at 7126 Ozanam died Wednesday in Resurrection hospital. He was a Chicago policeman for 28 years. Surviving are his widow, Dorothy two sons, Jeffrey and Gregory; and two sisters.

Ira J. Marland Ira J. Marland, 58, of 3950 Lake Shore a hide broker for the Kaufmann Trading corporation, 205 W. Wacker for 35 years, died yesterday in St Joseph's hospital Surviving are bis widow, Thelma; a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Plot-nick; a son, James; a grandson; and a sister.

Services will be held at 3 p. m. today in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. Samuel Tnrbin Samuel Turbin, 72, of 5701 Sheridan rdL, furrier at 190 N. State st, died yesterday in Weiss Memorial hospital.

He leaves two sons, William and Irving; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Heller and Mrs. Sara Superfine; nine grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 p. m.

today in the chapel at 1300 Devon av. ward A. Jane A. Schaeffer, Barbara R. Bonetti, and Mory R.

Groth; brother Frattnul Notices or Eiizaoem uuwier una ivunnw nciaon Miami. Pin fand arandfather of 14. Kotv Crowe, beloved wife of the late ministration of De Paul university, will be said at 9 a. m. tomorrow i Santa Maria del Popolo Catholic church, 116 N.

Lake st, Mun-delein. Mr. Hilliard Member of Boulevard lodge. No. 882, and SHEET METAL WORKERS UNION, LOCAL n-Servket for Brother Jomea John dear mother of John, Kafherina Medinah Temple, no services or interment.

Donations may bo made to the Ryon, and Thomas. Resting at Thomas J. Cnanev Sons Funeral 3551 Kolocek, Saturday, Mav 1, at 10:39 a. Or mix a. Laramie avenue, JAMES T.

TRACY, Secretary. South port avenue. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. to St. Andrew church.

Interment Heart Association. Gnywinski catvory. Please omrr nowers. CaJDen Mr. Hilltord -Alovsios F.

Gnywtnskt. beloved husband of Irene L. (Dembinski); deor father of Ronald A. Dennis R. Funeral Monday, 8:45 t.

from Kortas Funeral Home, 8356 S. Marquette avenue, to Annunciata church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy DSATII NOTICES Rkhord J.

allien, beloved husband of Bobette, net Wuetig; dear father of Richard and Jennie Ellen; dear brother wheel along the pavement be Dependable information, guidance and are a few of the et i i of Margorer a. Toomey, Catherine and the late Mafhew J. At Kavanoah fore it crashed. Cross cemetery. SO 8-1609.

Hamilton services onerea Dy me runenu. lyireciors usiea nerc; Toomey, 238 S. Cicero at Jackson, after I0TISES CWrt fcrhwty tytfo Mcfc fw cms -ftftfviion fs tfovtrfc poticn mi rlnf If. jodwy rtbunt. ffWWiWH 90 Hltl yKOHt4 Vjrfoff Rffff ff WEST NORTH Tribune Gallery Shows Perry V.

Hamilton, ago 92, of Kouts. Indiana, formerly of 6521 Stewart avenue. Chicago; beloved husband of the late J. High School Paintings, Pearl. Services 2 Sunday at 'Kosonkt Brothers Funeral Home, Kouts, Indiana.

Interment rare kind cemetery. DRAKE BRAtTHWAtTE CO. daniel R. BEINECKE Presieeat flteai eUaWt StW SaW MtfeM Valparaiso, Indiana. Visitation after 4 CHRASTKA MEMORIAL CHAPELS 3440 W.

26th St. 762-1211 6301 W. Canaek Rd. OL 2-1023 CONBOY FUNERAL HOME 4817 W. Madison St.

AU 7-1138 MALEC FUNERAL HOME 834-38 N. Ashland Ave. HA 1-5800 BffW MOffJVpp HeHHtT Wi WITw WifV I 2219-21 Lincoln Ave. 9-3460 kest known ia IDe aoMMautr of Thirty-five paintings and drawings by students of Arlington Heights High school were p. m.

Tnursaay. r-unerai aaiuraay, 10:30 a. to St. Catherine of Siena church. Mass 11 t.

m. Interment Calvary. AU 7-1000. Cxopek Elizabeth Czopek, net Budal, dear wife of Andrew M.r loving mother of Kathnra Piroino, Brother Andrew, Stephen F. S.

Michael and Mory Elizabeth; fond Sister of Antone, FronkMcry Trinkl, and Joseph. Funeral Saturday, May 1, at 10:30 t. tram Ahem Funeral Homo. 1110 Madison street. Oak Park, to St.

Bernodint church. Forest Pork, for requiem mass at 11 a. m. Member of the 3d Order of St. Fronds, St.

Btrnodlno Altar end Rosary society, Glencoe Club of Christian Brothers. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. EU 3-5700 or KE 3-2394. SOUTHWEST died yesterday after a heart attack in his home, 526 High st, Mundelein.

A native of Chicago, be was a member of the De Paul faculty for 18 years and for 10 years was chairman of the university's department of accounting. He is survived by his widow, Evelyn a son, Thomas Jr. of Spencer, a daughter, Mrs. Mary Hoselton of Mundelein; and three sisters. INDIANA MAN PAYS $13,500 FOR placed on displajTyesterday in NORTHWEST BLAKE-LAMB FUNERAL HOME 3737 W.

79th St. 735-4242 the Tribune gallery on the street level of the Tribune Tow 1413 W. 79tn SI. 733-4Z4Z 712 W. 31 St.

734Z42 er, 435 N. Michigan av. The BRADY-GILL FUNERAL HOME 636-2600 2929 W. 87th St. P.

Saturday tt cfiapeL 766-2224. Havemann Henry H. liovemonn, suddenly, tote of IIL, dearly beloved husband of Irene; dearest father of Patricio Rucka Alton) fond arandfather of Tracy; dear brother of Minnie Jasker, William Hove-fnonn, and Matilda Wilson. Resting ot Tower Homo for Funerals. 4007 Joliet avenue, Lyons.

Please call Hickory 7-7900 for further information. Havey Edward T. Hover, beloved husband of the tote Josephine; fond father of Ed-word T. Robert Thomos and the tote Ralph E.s grandfather of 20," great-grandfather of eight. Funeral Saturday.

9:30 a. from O'Don-. tell Funeral Home, 1811 W. 103d street, to St. Barnabas church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet. BE 8-2245. CHAS.

W. ANDERSON 4325 Armitagt Ave. BE 5-2581 A. V. FURMAN FUNERAL HOME 3108 W.

Irvint Park Rd. IR 1-5800 OTTO i. JAEGER FUNERAL NOME 3526 N. Cicero Ave. KI 5-1320 MATZ FUNERAL HOME 3440 Central Ave.

KI 5-5420 art work was done by freshman to senior students. The EDGAR FUNERAL HOME 1107 W. 79th St. EGAN FUNERAL HOME Herbert Marks Czysewicz display will remain thru May. Herbert Marks, 54, of 2930 3700 W.

63d SL McPHEE FUNERAL HOME 7133 S. Western Ave. Lockport, IIL MEE A RAMEE FUNERAL OIREC. Sheridan nL, proprietor of Herbert's Coffee shop, 31 E. Madi IR 8-8038 3918 W.

Irvint Park Rd. RA 34876 LU 2-7000 PR 6-0776 TE 8-0345 P0 7-473C BE 8-6668 JuHt czyttwia, net Bochniok, beloved wife of Pool; fond mother of Stanley Virginia, Teddy Louise, Barbara Stephanie (Carl Nelson, and Patricia Richard Koprosket grandmother of six. Funeral Saturday, May 1, 1965, ot. 10 a. from Poftrek Funeral Home, 5247-53 W.

Fultorton, near Ltclrwood. Interment Irving' Perk cemetery. BE 7-6400. 1930 STAMPS MODELL FUNERAL HOME 5725 S. Pulaski Rd.

JOHN MEISZNER 5624 W. Irving Park Rd. HENRY W. MUELLER 5308 W. Belmont Ave.

PE 4-9000 AV 4-8740 STARR FUNERAL HOME 2322 W. 11 1th St. I Heme WM. C. SMITH SONS Fi Bronars Set dwsttr BronlkowsM Mtlce.

Christopher Sop Jasopk Saw OrVH poHcp, Di Silvio Sm Jopjpb Sam DlVlto Elseo Set Mary Merfe aoMca. GDI Set Mtrtoret Aim GiMt aotict. Gregorlo Nflwicy Pf troffC Mtfct Sm Anns PpwfrvMid soHOaV WolskI Altman Ellxooefk Arrmon, tee GHret, beloved win of Ftrdiiiand; door piotlwr of the loto Botrw fond lister of Max Glttel it GfffMnv Rd FrancisOti Modlo nd Aiw Japlt It Pelatdt fond toot of Lytit JoMotkt. Foaeral Solwrdoy, May ft 9:30 e. pt from Btrktard f-tteral Homo, -J157 Irvint Park rood, at Loavltt street, to St Benedict clwrct.

Mass at 10 a. m. Interment St. Jose cemetery. Visitation 4 trior fv tk TtJt-sday.

KE 9-7900. Beidelmeier HARRY P. SULLIVAN ft SON BE 7-W7B PR 44300 2701 W. 63d St. 2500 N.

Ckero Ave. THEIS FUNERAL HOME 3517-27 N. Pulaski Rd. IN 3-5B0O SOUTH (I funerals from 285. JJJ SUBURBAN ADAMS FELDHOFF ft WHITES EL George S.

Heidelmeler. beloved bosband of Gertrude, tee Berschei; fond father of Robert William Jv Lois Pfisterer; grandfather of five; dear brother of Charlotte Helde (meter. Resting tt the A. V. Furoion' Funeral Home, 3108 Irving Park road.

Services Saturday, 2 p. m. Interment private. Please omit flowers. Member of division 241, CT.A, IR 8-5800.

8701 Dorchester Ave. RE 1-2800 Joseph Sam DtVito, loving husband of Anno, nee Smith; deor father of Nick (Mary), and William (Rosemary); grandfather of four; great-grandfather of one; fond brother of Mary Don DiSIMo, Irene (Dove) Christopher, Scully (Rose), Anna, Christ Lucille, Alfred, and James, Angela. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from the Gronata Memariol Funeral Chapels, 1857 N. Harlem avenue, to Our Lady Help of Christians church.

Interment Mount CarmeL TU 9-1700. HEIN EN LOSCHETTER 7013 S. Racint Ave. ST 3-0460 son st, for the last 15 years, died yesterday in St Joseph's hospital. He is survived by his widow, Leta; a sister; and a brother.

Services will be held at 10 a. m. Monday in the chapel at 3019 Peterson rd. Claude B. Giles Claude B.

Giles, 91, an electrical inspector for 50 years with the city cf Chicago before retirement, died yesterday in his home at 2815 Pine Grove av. His widow," Emma, 'survives. Services wfll.be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow: in the chapel at 2701 N.

Clark stT5 KENNY BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME New York, April 29 GJV-An Indianapolis private collector paid a record price of $13,500 tonight for a sheet of 1930 Graf Zeppelin air mail stamps. The sta-jps purchased by George Chandler were among a group auctioned off by the Robert A. Siegel Auction Galleries, Inc. The same sheet of stamps could have been purchased for $227.50 when they were issued in .1930 to commemorate a round-the-world flight- of the German lighter-than-air craft $438 S. Hoisted BO 8-0661 Billiard BLAKE-LAMB FUNERAL HOME 4727 W.

103d, Ook Ltwt 735-4242 Suburban Phone NE 6-1193 DRECHSLER FUNERAL -HOME 203 S. Marion, Oak- Park EU J-3191 RYAN-PARKE FUNERAL HOME 120 St. N. W. Hwy- Perk Ridge 823-1171 SCHMAEDKE FUNERAL HOME 7-107tn St.

Harlem Ave- Worth Gf 8-6000 SKEELES COLONIAL Stony (stand tnd 86th Ptoce BA 1-3680 Dank THOMAS MclNERNEYS SONS' BO 8-0703 4635 S. Wat lace SL Thomas Hilliard of Mundelein. beloved husband of Evelyn; father of Mrs. Mory Hoselton of Mundelein, ond Thomas Jr. of Spencer, grandfather of two; brother of Mrs.

Agnes Dinneen, Mrs. Josephine Fox and Catherine. Hilliard, all of Chicago, and the tote John and Edward. Resting ot Burnett Kriston Funeral Home, 533 N. Lake street, Mundelein.

Requiem moss Saturday, at Santa Merit del Popolo church, Mundelein. Information, 566-PQ20. Peter P. Dunk Srrf Apdl 28, 1965, beloved husband of Sodla; dear tether of Hazel Young, Walter, Peter, Dorothy Ladd. June Gorskl and Sandra Totin; brother of William At Loin and Son Chapel, 2121 W.

Wth street, where services will be held Saturday, May 1, tt It m. interment Ever- Andersta r-fc FUNERAL DIRECTORS UH0 DESIRE INFORMATION IE6ARDIR8 THIS DIRECTORY WHICH RUNS WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, IND SUS3AY iif-iiji Cap PI1 SV' PHONEl JSRS. HORN, 222-4242 Ettny T. Andersonv April 39y t96S At Lain Son CMtei, 2024 E. TSth street.

JcffllT iMtftoVWtl WtWftT SffViOtS vVfU kt told Saturday. May 1, at 2 p. m. PREFERRED IN CHlCAGOiAND if 'J.