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20 Section 2 CHICAGO TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1966 Gerald $40,000 IN BONDS 5, 'Sgt. Bozy Gerald, devoted husband OBITUARIES FlMl son nf Mr. and Mrs. Fred GRAHAM ALOIS, REAL ESTATE MAN. DIES AT 70 Served as Trustee at U.

C. Since 1946 Graham Aldis, 70, Chicago real estate man and civic SET IN ATTACK ON HOUSEWIFE Bonds totaling $40,000 were set yesterday for George Sibley, 29, of 2733 W. 23d st, who was dressed, as a woman when he was arrested "Wednesday night for robbing a north side housewife. Mrs. Catherine Axelrod, 33, 750 Junior told police that Sibley followed her for several blocks, then grabbed her from behind and forced her to take him to her apartment after hitting her on the head with a pistol.

While paying her babysitter, Mrs. Axelrod told her to call police. Sibley allegedly took $14 from Mrs. Axelrod and tid her with neckties. Sibley fled as police arrived.

They caught him in an alley at 815 Montrose av. Sibley, an unemployed electrician, later was identified as the man in woman's clothing who raped and robbed an 18-year-old. He was charged with two counts of robbery, burglary, and rape. A Febny court hearing was continued to May 18. NILES GIRL, 6, KILLED BY CAR OUTSIDE HOME Lynna Blankinshys, 6, of 6628 Harts Niles, was killed last night when she was struck by an auto in front of her home.

The car was driven by Rudolph Beaird, 9515 Bryn Mawr Rosemont. Beaird was driving west when the accident occurred, police said. Beaird was charged with failing to exercise caution for a pedestrian. He will appear May 20 in the Niles court. Boy Killed by Auto Michael Regan, 5, of 914 W.

129th st, was struck and killed by an auto yesterday as he crossed the street in the middle of the block at 12820 Halsted st. The driver of the car, James C. Green, 35, of 15030 Grant st, Dolton, was charged with striking a pedestrian and ordered to appear May 24 in Traffic court. Killed by Train Earl E. Leets, 50, of White Oak Crown Point, was killed yesterday when his car Gerald; brother of Houston and Howard Gerald.

Funeral services Saturday, April 23, 9:30 a. from A. R. Leak Funeral Home, 7838 Cottage Grove avenue. Interment at Fort Riley, Kansas military cemetery.

Glazar Evelyn M. Glazar, nee Kowalski, beloved wife of Joseph dearest mother of Geraldine Pawlak and Evelyn Thaddeus Jarzynski; fond grandmother of four; sister of Helen Starck, Steven Kowalski, Jean Bailey, Frances Buck, and Bernice Leke. Resting at Stermer Funeral Home, 3653-55 Fullerton avenue. Funeral Saturday, April 23, at 9:30 a. to Our Lady of Grace church.

Interment Mary-hill. BE 5-1815. Glynn Thomas Glynn, beloved husband of Bridget Kavanagh Glynn; fond brother of the late James and Joseph Glynn. Visitation after 7 p. m.

Thursday. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Sabina church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Mary cemetery. Member of div.

241 CTA and the Society of the Little Flower. ST 3-7700. Graczyk Sophie Graczyk. dearest cousin of S. M.

Cheodalva. H. F. N. Philadelphia.

Victoria Perz, Joseph and John Jaskulski. Resting at the Dalewskl Funeral Home, 8200 South Shore drive. Funeral Friday, April 22, at 9:15 a. to St. Michael church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. RE 4-0014. Grao Etta Grau of 3539 W.

Diversey avenue, beloved wife of Morris; dear mother of Robert Lorraine and Shirley Rubin; fond sister of Mollie Levey, Morris Shapiro, Mamie Jacobson, Dorothy Weiss-kopf, and the late Meyer, Sam, and Rose Shapiro; grandmother of Nancy Grau, and Allen Rubin. Services Friday, 2 p. at Original Weinsteln and Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson road. Interment Shalom Memorial Park.

Visitation Thursday, 7 to 10 p. m. LO 1-1890. Gronewald Adam Gruneweld, age 69, beloved husband of Mary; dear father of Elsie Paul Hartmann and Ursula McCul-loh; loving grandfather of three. Member of German Veterans of World War I.

Services Saturday, April 23, 10 a. at Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Ridgewood. Isenberg Elsie H.

Isenberg, nee Radatz, beloved wife of Edward R.I devoted mother of Lillian Tolo; Arlette Schoof, tha Rev Wesley, and the Rev. Gerard; grandmother of 10; sister of William H. Radatz, Elfrieda Shubert, and Ernest Radatz. Resting at Hornburg 8. Son Funeral Home, 8400 S.

Ashland avenue, until 10 P. m. Friday. Services Saturday, 1:30 P. at Nazareth Lutheran church.

Interment Bethanla. 233-4310. Jez Frank Jez, late of 6445 S. Keating avenue, formerly of 1958 W. Cullerton, loving husband of the late Mary, nee Kud-lik; dear father of Antoinette Charles) Rothenges, Emily Chester Jeziorski, Florence and the late John Cecelia); brother of Mary Korbas; brother-in-law of Stanley and Victoria Gancarz; grandfather of 10; great-grandfather of five.

Funeral Monday, April 25, 930 a. from Kowalski Funeral Home, 1737 W. 18th street. Mass 10 a. at St.

Adalbert church. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. Member of St. Adalbert Holy Name society.

CA 4-0471. Juszczyk John Juszczyk, age 82, April 20, 1966, 823 Highland drive. Chicago Heights, husband of the late Katherine; father of Augusta, Wanda Sebastian, Adeline Maxwell, and Ernest, all of Chicago Heights, Sonny Sher of Chicago, and Frances Burns of Miami, 12 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren Resting at Soindler-Koelllng Memorial Chapel, 15th and Otto boulevard, Chicago Heights. Services Saturday at 10:30 a m. Interment Assumption cemetery.

SK 5-0243 Kee Grace L. Kee, April 19, age 67, wife of the late Clarence; loving mother of Mrs. Richard Grace Tedeschl of Trumbull, Clarence Bud), and Thomas Kee; grandmother of seven and great-grandmother of one; dear sister of Mrs. Gladys Stingel, Mrs. Emll Ethel Warlin, Gilbert Watson of Ontario, Canada, and the late Charles Thomas.

Member of Telephone Pioneers of America. Resting at Tews Funeral Home, 79th street a-d Phillips avenue, until 10:30 a. m. Friday, then to lie in state at the Zion Lutheran church, 85th street and Stony Island avenue. Services 2 p.

m. Interment Cedar Park cemetery. SO 8-6959. Kitzman Edmund Kitzman, age 76, beloved husband of the late Olga; dear father of Elsie Leonard Gaieske, Adolph Frieda Miller; loving grandfather of Leonard Gaieske, Gail Skonieczny, Marshall and Arnold Miller; fond brother of Amalia Heinzel and Nattie Jesse. Services Saturday, April 23, 2 P.

at Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment St. Lucas. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Lutheran Home for the Aged, Arlington Hei9hfs.

Klank I II I mil leader, died early yesterday in his home at 135 E. Deerpath Lake Forest Mr. Aldis was chairman of the board of Aldis 53 W. Jackson real estate firm, and had Catalano Francesca Maria Catalano, nea Nasca, late of 524 N. Oakley boulevard, beloved wife of Gaetano; dear mother a Mary Tomaso, Rosa Waters.

Anthony, and Joseph; loving grandmother of four. Member of St. Joseph Monte Maggiora society. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a. from Rago Brothers, 624 N.

Western avenue, to Holy Rosary church. Interment St. Joseph. AR 6-7800. Cichtfmski Celestyn W.

Clchomskl, suddenly, age 27, beloved husband of Helena; loving father of Robert; loving son of Lottie and Julian; dear brother of Grace; fond son-in-law of Wanda and Walter Cwlerz; brothers-in-law and sister-in-law. Resting at Baiek Funeral Home, 2325 S. California avenue. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from chapel to St.

Roman church. Interment Maryhill cemetery. Bi 7-6123. Coffin Warren O. Cofflng, April 20, 1966, beloved husband of Bern ice; fond father of Nancy; grandfather of Kent.

Remains to Illinois Research. Collins Agnes L. Collins, lov'ng daughter of the late Jeremiah and Mary Collins; dear sister of the late Catherine O'Connell and Elizabeth Collins; fond aunt of the Rev. John O'Connell, Mary Kissane, Genevieve Kissane, and James O'Connell. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.

from Gibbons-O'Keefe Funeral Home, 124 Madison street. Oak Park, to St. Mel church. Interment Mount Carmel. 848-7400.

Cox John R. Cox, beloved husband of Ruth, of Forest Park; dear father of Gwen Byars; brother of Lvdia Summers, Goebel Sholar, Ruby Lightfoot, Claude, Mellie Thomas, and Hubert; also three grandchildren. Services Saturday, 1:30 p. at Suburban Funeral Home, 301 S. 5th avenue, at Maple street, Maywood.

Interment private. Fi 4-0100. Cunniff Luke F. Cunniff beloved husband of the late Elizabeth, nee Lynch; loving father of John, Joseph, Jean Fitzgerald, Thomas, Luke James, David, Robert, and Sheila Kownlck; grandfather of 41; fond brother of Helena J. and May and the late Onnie and Margaret Cunniff.

Funeral Saturday, April 23, at 10:30 a. from the John E. Maloney Company Funeral Home, 1359 W. Devon avenue, to St. Ignatius church.

Mass 11 a. m. Interment Calvary cemetery. RO 4-1617. Cunningham William Cunningham, beloved husband of Florence, nee Hubick; dear father of Rosemary Koehler; dear brother of Margaret Carlson.

Resting at Thomas J. Coonev Sons Funeral Home, 3552 South-port avenue. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. to St. Andrew church.

Interment All Saints. Daczyszyn Caroline Daczyszyn, dearest mother of George Maria, Eugene Sophia, and Dr. John Sophia; dear sister of Her-mine Poschinger; loving grandmother of five. Resting at Muzyka and Son Chapel, 2157 W. Chicago avenue.

Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a. to St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic cathedral. Interment St. Nicholas cemetery.

BR 8-7767. Daly Mary V. Daly, nee beloved wife of the late James loving mother of Patricia; fond grandmother of Kathleen; devoted sister of Albert Theodore and Anthony J. Sabai. Funeral Saturday, 10:15 a.

from Pfaff Funeral Home, 5001 Lincoln avenue, to St. Alphonsus church. Interment All Saints cemetery. 728-1700. Danish Mr.

Aldis Joseph Richard Kowal Joseph Richard Kowal, 54, of 1711 Augusta sports editor of the Polish Daily Zgoda, 1201 Milwaukee for 30 years, died yesterday in his home. Mr. Kowal also was publicity director for the Polish National Alliance Youth Movement He is survived by his widow, Helen; three daughters, Miss Alice Kowal, Mrs. Ann Marie Leboeuf, and Mrs. Margaret Castle; and two brothers.

Mass will be said at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow in St. Boniface Catholic church, 921 N. Noble St.

Mrs. Theodore W. Markworth Services for Mrs. Margaret Markworth, 78, of 1622 Walnut Des Plaines, who died of injuries received in an auto accident Wednesday night, will be held at 1:30 p. m.

tomorrow in the Immanuel Lutheran church, Des Plaines. She was the wife of Theodore W. Mark-worth, teacher and principal of the Immanuel Lutheran school until his retirement in 1957. Other survivors include three sons, Harold, Roland, and Kenneth; two daughters, Mrs. Marie Prif-ogle and Mrs.

Mildred Brandt; 14 grandchildren; and a sister. Harry II. Drew Services for Harry H. Drew, 77, of 1107 Butternut lane, Northbrook, a retired auto dealer, will be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 5501 N. Ashland av. Mr. Drew died Wednesday evening in his home. He had retired in 1954 as manager of the Broadway branch of the Cadillac Motor Car division at 5201 Broadway, after 23 years with the company.

He was a director of the Northshore Sunday Evening club. Surviving is his widow, Gladys. Mrs. Jack L. Scarff Mrs.

Marselda Jacobs Scarff, 43, of 309 Ardmore Des Plaines, wife of Jack L. Scarff, DEATH NOTICES Henry Wallace Henry Wallace, 83, of 2333 Ridge way Evanston, a retired printing company executive, died yesterday in Evanston hospital. He retired in 1963 after 65 years in the printing business, principally as a partner in the firms of Wagner Hanson, Chicago, and Shattuck and McKay, Cicero. Surviving are his widow, Viola; a daughter, Mrs. Richard J.

Nelson; three grandchildren; and a sister. Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in St. Andrew's chapel of Northminster Presbyterian church, Central Park and Harrison streets, Evanston.

Mrs. Fred Rondeau Mrs. Caroline Rondeau, 70, of 655 Grand Waukegan, former operator of two children's clothing stores in Waukegan, died yesterday in Victory Memorial hospital. Services will be held at 11 a. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 408 N. Sheridan Waukegan. Mrs. Rondeau is survived by her husband, Fred; two sons, John and Paul Christensen; a daughter, Mrs. Max Baumgardner; nine grandchildren; three sisters; and three brothers.

Duncan O. Welty Duncan O. Welty, 70, of 345 Rosewood Winnetka, president of Welty -Field building restaurant, 130 S. Clark died yesterday in Evanston hospital. Private services will be held tomorrow.

He is survived by his widow, Victoria two daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Anderson and Mrs. Joan Sweeney; a son, Richard 11 grandchildren; a sister; and a brother. Mrs. Oscar E.

Marcus Mrs. Gussie Marcus, 68, of 5435 N. Rockwell st, died yesterday in her home. She was the wife of Oscar E. Marcus, owner of a brush manufacturing company at 444 W.

23d pi. Also surviving are three sons, Arthur, Raymond, and Bernard; eight grandchildren; and two sisters. Services will be held at 3 p. m. today in the chapel at 6130 N.

California av. Dr. Samuel S. Dubovy Services for Dr. Samuel S.

Dubovy, 75, of 6900 South Shore drive, will be held at 1 p. m. today in the chapel at 6935 Stony Island av. Dr. Dubovy had been a physician for 45 years on the staff of St.

Bernard hospital, where he died Wednesday. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Rochelle Hart; two grandchildren; and three brothers. "SEE" NOTICES Listed below ore "See" notices whir re cross references to death notice appearing in today's Tribune. "See" notices feature the names of family members of the deceased who hove a different legal name than the deceased because of marriage or a legal change.

Some "See" notices feature the maiden name of wife who may be best known in the community by her maiden no me. Guskey Diana Guskey, nee Konarskl. beloved wife of Victor; dear daughter of Stanley and Frances Konarski; fond sister of Wanda Henry Potempa and Reglna; dear daughter-in-law of Victor and Elizabeth Guskey; loving niece of aunts and uncles. Funeral Saturday. Aorll 23.

at i 1 11,794 INJURED "fV a TfTf nr Beckett See Mary Beketa notice. Carney See John J. Hannlgan notice. Kissane See Agnes Collins notice. O'Connell See Agnes Collins notice.

Oslakovic See Vera P. Oslake notice. Palek See Nellie Solton notice. Smuda See Mary Sonsikoski notice. 9:15 a.

from Baran Funeral Home, 2644-46 N. Central avenue, to Immaculate Conception church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Maryhill cemetery.

NA 2-1488. Haas Albert W. Haas, 85, 514 Nolton, Willow Springs, April 19, beloved husband of Minnie; fond father of Elmer Lucille, Bess Russ, Amy Louis, Tom Lolsi; grandfather of 14; great-grandfather of one. Interment private. Hacker Joan Hacker, dear daughter of Edward and Evelyn; granddaughter of the late Catherine and Stefan Kempkiewlcz.

Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. from Malec and Son Funeral Home, 834-38 N. Ashland aveune, to St. Fidells church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. 421-5800. lianas Anna C. Hanas, nee Plywaczynskl, beloved wife of Lester loving mother of Roxanne; dear daughter of Stanley and the lata Clara; fond sister of Lorraine Hallas, Elaine Levy, Alice Poterala, and Bernice Whitaker; dear daughter-in-law of Mildred Krlsteln. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.

from Stanley Funeral Home, 3060-64 Milwaukee avenue, to St. Beatrice church, Schiller Park, III. Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Di 2-3330. Edward M. Danish, April 20, 1966, beloved husband of Harriett; loving father sales engineer for General Elec or Patricia, Jacqueline, Ronald, and Glenn; fond brother of Bruno. Funeral hit a Monon freight train at the railroad crossing on U.

S. Highway 30 in Dyer, Ind. Dyer Police Chief Raymond Oliver said Leets' car skidded 26 feet before crashing into the engine, which was going about 45 miles an hour. Auto Swept Along Track The auto was carried 1,500 feet down the track before the train could stop. Leets was a buyer for the Northern Indiana Public Service company.

He is survived by his widow, Doris; a son, Peter, who is a student at Indiana university, Blooming-ton; his mother, Mrs. Edna Leets; and a brother. Services will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the funeral home at 109 N.

East, st, Crown Point. Saturday, 9:30 a. from Wasko Funeral Home, 5806 Higgins, to St. Constance church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment st. Adalbert's. Late member of Flyrni Marum chapter, D. A.

V. PA 5-2141. Dasher Alleen A. Dasher, nee Gran, beloved Hannigas wite or tne late Ray; fond mother of John J. Hannlgan, suddenly, loving son Rae Daneen Rak; grandmother of Terra Lee, Lori, and Larry; dear daughter ot Mary and me late Edward Gran; sister of Ann Cox.

Ina Samuelson. Astrld Pentacost, Esther La Rock, Ruth Moen- Adduci John A. Adduci, age 52, husband of Ethel, nee Goetz; father of Alexander G. and Robert son of Gertrude, nee Peterson, and the late Alexander; brother of Joseph, Leonard, and Robert Adduci. Resting at Panozzo Bros.

Funeral Home, 300 E. 115th street. Services Saturday, 10 a. m. Interment Cedar Park.

PU 5-2030. Aldis Graham Aldis, beloved husband of Dorothy K. father of Mary Cornelia Porter Mrs. Roy, Owen Aldis, and Peggy Westphal Mrs. Allen, and Ruth Timberman; grandfather of eight.

Memorial service 4 p. m. Monday, April 25, Church of the Holy Spirit, Lake Forest. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the University of Chicago Cancer Research Foundation. Anderson Arthur G.

Anderson, April 21, 1966, beloved husband of the late Clora S. Anderson; brother of the late Stella Anderson; brother-in-law of John C. Spalding; uncle of Stewart M. Spalding, Donald Balser, Ruth Wiesers, Shirley Bain, and Richard Balser. At Lain Son Chapel, 2121 W.

95th street, until 10 p. m. Friday. Services Saturday, April 23, at 1 p. In Mount Hope cemetery chapel, 115th and S.

Fairfield avenue. Please omit flowers. Arriva Alex Arriva, husband of Camille, nee Ferra; father of Mary, Catherine Frank Scamardo, and Josephine Frank! Cala- ing, ana Arne Gran, services Saturday, been a partner in the company since 1922. He was a past president of the Chicago Real Estate board, the Building Managers Association of Chicago, and the Chicago Council of Foreign Relations. At the University of Chicago, he had been a trustee since 1946 and was a member of the original board of governors of International house.

He also was a trustee of the Orchestral association. Held Directorships He was a director of the Civic Federation, of the First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Chicago, and of The Lincoln Foundation. He was a former member of the Illinois State Housing board and on the advisory board of Lumberman's Mutual Casualty company. Mr. Aldis was a lieutenant colonel in the army reserves and a veteran of World Wars I and n.

He was a member of the Harvard university class of 1917 and obtained bachelor's and master's degrees there. Wife a Novelist His wife, Dorothy, is a novelist and has written stories and books of verse for children. She was the daughter of the late James former vice president of the Pullman company and managing editor of The Tribune from 1898 to 1914. Services will be held at 4 p. m.

Monday in the Church of the Holy Spirit in Lake Forest Surviving besides his widow are three daughters, Mrs. Mary C. Porter, Mrs. Allen Westphal, and Mrs. Ruth Tim-berman; a son, Owen; and eight grandchildren.

UNION CREATES BELL COUNCIL, TELLS 4 GOALS Formation of a national Bell council was announced yesterday by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. The new council's first job is to seek four contract improvements for the union's 800.000 telephone workers in the Bell system. M. D. Murphy, director of the IBEW telephone division, said delegates to a three-day conference in Chicago pledged "united effort even to the extent of a nation-wide strike if necessary to gain our objectives." Murphy said the contract improvements to be sought include wage increases, shortening of the wage progression scale, full payment of hospitalization insurance, and elimination of wage zoning.

9:30 a. at Grace United Church of Christ, 60th and Albany. Interment Mount Vernon cemetery. Services by Lawn chapter. No.

527, O. E. Friday 8 p. m. Memoer of unity Shrine, No.

92, W. S. of J. Resting at Bourne Chanel Kedzie avenue at 65th place, until 10 p. m.

Friday. 737-3232. Dedmond RITES FOR TWO of the late Michael and Catherine; devoted brother of Thomas Margaret Carney, Catherine Thorpe; fond uncle of Thomas A. Jr. Funeral Saturday at 11:15 a.

from Homburg Son Funeral Home, 8400 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Margaret of Scotland church. Mass at 12 noon. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Member of 11th Ward Regular Democratic organization. BE 3-4310. Hawbecker Alfred G. Hawbecker, age 72, of 204 Center street, Napervllle, suddenly, in Phoenix, survived by two sons, Hubert of Napervllle and the Rev. Ned of Des Plaines; two brothers, Ralph of Wheaton and Edward of Ann Arbor, and five sisters, Nell Hobert of Naperville, Mary Book of Harvard, Blanche Wangler and Frankie Bates of National City, and Mildred Kelley of Oxford, seven grandchildren.

Services Friday, 2 p. Ackman Chapel. Interment Naperville cemetery. Hendricks Francis X. Hendricks, beloved son of James J.

and Adeline nee Ford: tric company, died yesterday in the home of her parents, H. Carson and Eva Jacobs, in Lafayette, Ind. Surviving besides her husband and parents are a daughter, Dorothy Diane; and a sister. Services will be held at 1 p. m.

tomorrow Chicago time in the Soller-Baker chapel in Lafayette. Ernest P. Huber Ernest P. Huber, 64, of 3929 N. Merrimac died yesterday in Belmont hospital.

Mr. Huber had owned Carbinition company, 453 N. May st, for 40 years. He was a past president of the Central Lions club, the Business Executives club, and the West Side Commercial league. Surviving are his widow, Ethel, and a grandson.

Services will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 3918 Irving Park rd. Arthur G. Anderson Arthur G.

Anderson, 80, of 1745 W. 105th a former civil engineer in charge of construction for the city of Chicago, died yesterday in Dovle nurs Alma Klank, beloved sister of the late Margaret Genz and Edward Klank; survived by nieces. Resting at Patoucek Funeral Home, 3452 Grand boulevard. Brook-field. Services Saturday, April 23, at 1:30 P.

m. Interment Oakridge. Member of Telephone Pioners of America. Visitation after 7 p. m.

Thursday. Kleinhans Bertha Kleinhans, beloved wife of the late William dear mother of Gustav Sievert, Albert, Henrv, Louise Grenn. Margaret Brendecke, William, and the late Helen Jurry; fond grandmother of 17; great-grandmother of 32; sister of Emma Mack and William Siewert. Funeral service Saturday, April 23, 12 o'clock noon, at Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue.

Interment Evergreen cemetery. Kowal Joseph R. Kowal, beloved husband of Helen; devoted father of Ann Marie Arthur LeBoeuf, Margaret Henry) Oastle, and Alice; dear brother of John Sophie, and William Cecelia; loving grandfather of David; brother-in-law and uncle. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Malec 8.

Son Funeral Home, 834-38 N. Ashland avenue, to St. Boniface church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

421-S800. Krajeski John Kraieskl of Round Lake, loving husbund of Constance, nee Stelma-chowskl, and the late Helen; fond father of Dolores Harold) Ostrand and Vernon Catherine; grandfather of six. Visitation after 1 p. m. Friday.

Funeral Saturday, April 23, 1966, at 10 a. from Poterek Funeral Home, 5247-53 W. Fuller-ton, near Lockwood, to St. Peter Canlsius church. Entombment Queen of Heuven mausoleum.

BE 7-6400. Krueger Fred Krueger of 0109 Hickory street, Mundelein, loving husband of Martha; father of Eugene and Daniel, both of Mundelein, John of Van Nuys, Robert of Detroit, Mrs. Alice Pawllck of Arcadia, and Mrs. Adeline Di-Modica of West Covina, grandfather of 10; great-grondfather of six; brother of Max of Elk Ri-er, and Mrs. Bertha Kraft of Waukegan.

Funeral service, 1 p. Saturday, at Burnett Kristan Funeral Home, 533 N. Lake street, Mundelein. Interment Northshore Garden of Memories. Info.

566-8020. Kubik Edward W. Kubik, beloved husband cf Helen, nee Pecka; loving father of Katharine and Diane Kubik; dear brother of Chester Kubik, Clara Schultz, and the late Martin Kubik. Services Saturday, April 23, at 8 a. m.

at Otto V. Stransky 8. Son Funeral Home, 5112 S. Western avenue, to St. Mary of Mount Carmel church for mass at 9 a.

m. Interment St. Mary cemetery. PR 8-0700. Kuryla Rose Kuryla, beloved wife of Michael; loving mother of Genevieve AlexJ Kur-zay, Jessie John Sokol, Josephine, Frances Barclay Kllgour, Michael Lorraine, Anna Leonard) Figiel, and Edmund; fond grandmother of seven; survived by other relatives.

Funeral Monday, April 25, at 9:30 a. from Wy-sockl Funeral Home, 1845 N. Hermitage avenue, near Cortland street, to St. Mary of the Angels church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. BR 8-2636. LaFave Anoid L. Barney LaFave, beloved son of Ruth and the late William; dear brother of Lorraine Gay Gullickson, Lenora Richard Kviz, and LaVone Lyons. Services at 8 p.

m. Friday, April 22, at Kolssak Funeral Home, 4255-59 W. Division, cor. of Kildare. Interment Monday, April 25, at Fort Sneiling National cemetery, St.

Paul, Minn. Please omit flowers. AL 2-3600. Lattner Mary Catherine Mae Lattner, nea Woods, beloved wife of the late William; dear mother of William, Patricia Brennan, and John; fond sister of the late Esther Sullivan, Nora Daschbech, and Margaret Herrmann Mulhall; grandmother of 10. At Kavanagh Toomey, 238 S.

Cicero at Jackson. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. m. to Resurrection church. Mass 9 a.

m. Interment Evansvilie, Ind. AU 7-1000. Marion Jean Dedmond, nee Hoelzel, CRASH VICTIMS April zt, 166, beloved wife of Joseph P. Dedmond; daughter of the late Frank J.

and Maude Hoelzel; dear sister of SET TOMORROW Mildred Fairchlld of Walworth, and Phyllis Smith of Sharon, Wis. Funeral tram Lain Son Chape 7121 w. 95th street, Monday, April 25, at 9:30 a. To St. Gerald's church.

94tn and S. Central brese; grandfather of four; brother of avenue. Oak Lawn, III. Mass at 10 a. Interment St.

Mary. Member of Louis, the late James, Frank, and Ann Mattlolli. Past commander of Van Buren post. No. 401, A.

L. Funeral Saturday, 11 a. from John Rago Sons Chapel, B. of R. T.

Ladies auxiliary. Dillon 3 PAYROLLERS SEIZED IN RAID FACE QUERIES loving brother of Mary Anne, James, Sis 721 N. Western avenue at Superior, to Holy Rosary church. Mass 12 noon. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

Kindly Doris Mary Dillon of Pompano Beach, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of Thomas A. Dillon: fond sister nt J. ter Mane Ann, R. s. Eileen, Edward, Patricia.

Rosemary, and Michael; Stanley Gladys rummer. Visitation dear grandson of Catherine and the lata omi tiowers. For 276-0056. Babcock arrer 3 p. m.

Fr dav at Hursen Chape I. 5911 W. Madison street. Funeral Satur- Daniel Ford. Funeral Saturday, April 23, at 9:30 a.

m. from Ahern Funeral Home, 1110 Madison street. Oak Park, to St. George L. Babcock, beloved husband of Mary fond father of George Mary aay, 11:30 a.

from chapel, to St. Catherine of Siena church. Mass 12 Catherine of Siena church. Requiem mass at 10 o'clock. Interment Queen of Heaven.

Member of Cadets, C. P. Services for James Frank Doud, 74, and Mrs. Lucy Williams Doud, 58, of Clearwater, formerly of Chicago, who died Tuesday as the result of an automobile" accident in Barnesville, will be held at 10 a. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 10701 Harlem Worth. Mr. Doud was former manager of the Seigel-Weller Packing company here. He was one of the founders of the International Amphitheater. Mr.

Doud is survived by a son, James a daughter, Mrs. Jane Vivier, and five grandchildren. Mrs. Doud is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Hazel Kul-wiec; and a grandchild.

Dittbenner, and M-Sgt. William u. A. dear grandfather of three; greatgrandfather of 11. Funeral 8:45 a.

noon, interment Queen of Heaven. Doud Saturday from the Bilger Funeral Home, 2035 E. 79th street, one block east of Lucy Williams Doud of Clearwater, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of the late J. Frank Doud; devoted mother of jerrery boulevard, to Church of St. Thomas the Apostle.

Mass 9:30 a. m. ing home, 5432 87th st. Services Interment St. Mary's.

Syracuse, N. Hazel Kuiwiec; stepmother of James will be held at 1 r. m. tomor Doud and Jane Vivier; daughter of Elmer A. Williams and the late Sybil; sister of Calvin Williams and Hattie Gibson; granoV row in Mount Hope cemetery papers please copy, so 8-1610.

Bachleda Kathryn Bachleda, nee Dean, loving mother of Dean; beloved daughter of cnapel, lloth street and Fair field avenue. Mr. Anderson is morner ot one. Resting at the Schmaedeke Funeral Home, 10701 S. Harlem avenue.

Worth, where services will be held 10 a. m. Saturday, April 23. Interment Roland and Gloria, nee Desmyter; dear notice later. 448-6000.

Doud James Frank Doud of Clearwater. Fla formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of the late Lucy Williams Doud; devoted father of James C. and Jane Vivier; BANK OFFICERS stepfather of Hazel Kulwiec; grand CATCH THIEF IN FLORIDA CHASE ana st. jug- league, ke 3-2394 or EU 3-5700, Herhold Anna B. Herhold of Mavwood, beloved wife of Herman A.

Herhold; mother of Herman Edward Allen and Donald daughter of Joseph and the late Anna Yastelkis; sister of Sophia Kralewskl and Benedict Yastelkis; grandmother of seven. Reposing at Senne Funeral Home, Lake street at 2d avenue, Mavwood. In state at Good Shepherd Lutheran church, 6th avenue and Warren, Maywood, from 10 a. m. Friday until time of service, 1:30 P.

m. Interment Con-- cordis. In lieu of flowers, kindly make donations to Good Shepherd Lutheran church. 343-0014. Howard Selma Howard, dear sister of Rae Moore and S.

E. Kuntz; fond aunt of Richard and Earl Kuntz, and Annetta Moore. Funeral Friday, 2 p. from Bentlev av Son Funeral Home, 2701 N. Clark.

Interment Beth El cemetery. Di 8-7500. Huber Ernest P. Huber, beloved husband of Ethel nea Rug; father of the late Donald; fond grandfather of Richard dear brother of Fred H. Bergh.

At Mea Ramme Funeral Home, 3918 Irving Park road. Service Saturday, 11 a. m. Interment Montrose cemetery. Member of Kelvyn Park lod9.

No. 1075, A. F. A. Scottish Rita Bodies, Medlnah Shrine.

Past Patron Butler chapter. No. 36, O. E. S.

IR 1-0038. Huboi Carl O. Hubol of Elmhurst, beloved husband of the lata Mamie; fond father of Carl Fd Grace H. Lawson, Dorothy L. Salisbury, and Robert grandfather of 15; brother of Rosa Hubol.

Member of Portage Park lodge. No. 1002, A. F. a.

A. past president of Elmhurst Artist Guild and past president of Elmhurst Men's Garden club. Resting at Ahlgrim Son Funeral Horn, 567 S. Spring road, Elmhurst, where services will be held at 10 a. Saturday.

April 23. TE 4-3515. Leyser Frank A. Levser, 89 15, suddenly, fond survived by a brother-in-law, John C. Spalding; and several nieces and nephews.

Frank F. Fischer Frank F. Fischer, 67, of 7738 S. Ashland died yesterday in Presbyterian-St. Luke's hospital.

He had owned the Club Roseann, at the same address, for 25 years before his retirement two years ago. He is survived by his widow, Roseann; a son Alvin; three grandchildren; and a sister. Services will be held Monday at 10 a. m. in the chapel at 1413 W.

79th st Harold Ross Services for Harold Ross, 75, a Chicago real estate man for 50 years before his retirement three years ago, were held in Fort Lauderdale, yesterday. Mr. Ross had moved to Fort Lauderdale from Wilmette just after retiring. He is survived by his widow, Martha; two sons, Robert N. and Harold a daughter, Mrs.

Marilyn Thomas; and six Jasksonville, April 21 (UP! Reacting to a teller's signal a bank president and a posse of vice presidents, dodging bullets as they went, pursued a robber fleeing with $6,821 today and cornered him under a house. A customer of the Lake Forest Atlantic bank, who had joined the chase, pulled the suspect from under the porch while one of the vice presidents stood guard with a showel. Then a police patrol arrived. Deaths Elsewhere son of Frank C. and Evelyn, nee Williams; dear brother of Richard, Joeph, Robert, Fred, and Kathleen; loving grandson of Adolph and Lena Levser and Robert Williams.

Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from Krauspe Chapel, 3905-07 N. Lincoln avenue, to St. Benedict's church. Mass 10 a.

rru Interment St. Boniface. Linke Alfred O. Llnke, April 21, 1966, lata of 1484 W. Foster avenue, beloved husbnnd of Margareta; dear father ot Manfred, Elizabeth and Adolph Links; fond grandfather of Rudolph and Lydla.

Funeral Saturday, 10 a. at Nelson Funeral Chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashkind avenue at Foster. Interment Graceland. LO 1-5147.

TCont. on following page father of five. Resting at the Schmaedeke Funeral Home, 10701 S. Harlem avenue. Worth, where services will be held 10 a.

m. "Saturday, April 23. Interment notice later. 448-6000. Dowgan Apolonia Pauline Dowgan, nea Slowln-ski, beloved wife of the lata Carol; dear sister of Veronica Anthony Pavlos; fond aunt of Walter Pauline Zdyblskl, James Leona Fiord, Helen Jack Bennett, and Irene Rapp.

Funeral Saturday, 11:30 a. from Bafla 8. Son Funeral Home, 1810 W. 18th street, to St. Adalbert's church for high mass.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. CA 6-2298. Draski Anthony R. Draski, beloved husband of Frances, nee Potym; loving father of Richard Rochelle, Jacqueline Falix Jimenez, Pfc. Gerald, Sharon, Cynthia, and Lynne; brother of Ann Raske, Ben-lamln, Bernlca Edward Oliver, Edward Veral, Chester Dolores, Jean Edward) Deustcrter, and Alfreda Rob-art Martin; grandfather of five.

Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Pomierskl Funeral Home, 1059 W. 32d street, to St. Joseph and St. Anne church.

Interment Resurrection. YA 7-6424. Drew Harry H. Drew of Northbrook. retired branch manager of Cadillac Motor April 20, 1966, devoted husband of Gladys R.

Drew. At Lain and Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, after 1 p. Friday. Masonic services 2 p.

m. Saturday, under auspices of North Shore lodge. No. 937, A. F.

8. A. M. Interment Rose-hill. Also member of Loyal chapter.

No. 233, R. A. Scottish Rita and Medlnah temple, A. A.

O. N. M. S. and Beloit council.

No. 1, R. S. M. Dropoll Steve A.

Dropoll, beloved brother of James A. (Elizabethl, tha late Paulina Droooldilkou, Zoumbell Paskalldes; many nieces, nephews, and cousins. Funeral Saturdjy, 1:15 P. from Officials of three public agencies opened investigations yesterday after learning that there public employes had been arrested in a raid on a south side policy wheel. William L.

Boschelli, acting postmaster and director of operations, ordered postal inspectors to investigate the arrest of Melvin Baker, 50, of 7420 Prairie a parcel post worker arrested as head of the Captain Green Dragon Ghost gambling wheel. Boschelli said he would decide what to do about Baker's continued employment as a civil service worker as soon as he gets the inspectors' report. Meanwhile, officials of the Job Opportunity Thru Better Skills program, a federally-supported agency at 75 E. Wacker also opened an inquiry into the arrest of Baker's wife, Lenora. Mrs.

Baker is an arts and language teacher assigned to the Elliot Donnelley Youth center, 3947 Michigan av. A spokesman for the program said he would have to discuss the arrest with Mrs. Baker before deciding on a course of action. He said Mrs. Baker had failed to report for work yesterday.

The spokesman refused to disclose her salary but said it ranged between $5,000 and He said she had been employed in November, 1964. The third public payroller arrested by detectives was Julia M. Roberts, 49, of 4441 Berkeley a Chicago police crossing guard in whose apartment another policy wheel center was located. Capt Edward Egan, commander of the Prairie avenue police district in which the raids were made, was also told to make an investiagtion and recommend to headquarters what action should be taken. sister of Ronald, William, and Pamela; granddaughter of Joseph and June Desmyter, and Lillian Gisicki.

Funeral Saturday, 11:30 a. from the Columbian Funeral Home, 10300 W. Grand avenue, near Mannheim road. In Franklin Park. Mass 12 noon, at St.

Gertrude's church. Entombment Queen of Heaven cemetery. 455-1200. Baker Helen M. Baker, nee Leyden, beloved wife of the late Robert dear mother of Robert daughter of the late Thomas and Mary nee Long Leyden; fond sister of Sister Mary Annunciation, B.

V. tha lata Thomas J. and Francis aunt of Mary Marsh, nee Leyden, and the lata ThomiiS J. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from the James J.

Hickey Funeral Home, 2953 Archer avenue, to St. Bridqet church. Interment Calvary. LA 3-9182. Becker Deborah Ann Becker, age 2, beloved daughter of Roger A.

and Judith dear sister of Dawn. Services Saturday, April 23, 10 a. at Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenu. Interment Irving Park.

Behrns Edward R. Behrns, late of 745 W. Dickens street, dear brother of Walter Lillian Behrns, Elsie Putz, and the late Lillian Janke; fond uncle of Walter Cynthia Todtleben, Lorraine John Crimmins, and Walter Behrns jT. Resting at the Stich Funeral Home, 845 W. Armltage avenue.

Funeral services Saturday, 10:30 a. April 23, in chapel. Cremation Montrose cemetery. Dl 8-3230. Beketa Mary Beketa, nee Gnatek.

wife of the lata Peter; fond mother of Peter R. Bernicel Beckett and Sophia Relden-bach; dear grandmother of Kenneth rElizabeth). Funeral Saturday, April 23, 1966, at 10:30 a. from Poterek Funeral Home, 5247-53 W. Fullerton, near Lock-wood.

Cremation Acacia Park cemetery. BE 7-6400. Black Margaret M. Black, nea Dlttoa, beloved wife of' Leonard; devoted mother of Thomas L. and Shirley Welsh; grandmother of four.

Funeral Saturday, 8:45 a. from Laughlin Son Chapel, 2100 W. 95lh street at Hoyne, to St. Margaret of Scotland church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Entombment St. Mary's. PR 9-1100. Blumberg Maurice D.

Blumberg of Miami Beach, and The Standard Club of Chicago, beloved husband of tha lata Pearl, nee Hamersley. Graveside services Friday, 3 p. at Mount Isaiah cemetery. 6600 W. Addison, Chicago.

Info. LO 1-4740. Bock Old Henry N. Boekwoldt, beloved husband of Dorothy, nea Rehm; loving father of llleae Van Loon and Kennem IMarilvnnl Boekwoldt; fond grandfather of five; dear brother of Elsie (Charles Peter-man, Mabel Craig, and Loratta Frank Pritcherd. Services Saturday, 9:30 a.

at chapel, 5570 W. 9Sth street. Interment Evergreen. Member of Dlv. 241, CTA.

GA S-0500. Bohrnsen William H. Buhmsen, aga 15. of Warren-villa, April 20, survived by wife, Mary; and ton, Harvey, of Wbeaton; stesxon, George Morton, of Par Ridge; two grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; sister, Linda Rice of Warrenville. Services Saturday, 2 P.

at Act man Chapel. Interment Warrenville cemetery. Visitation after 4 p. m. Friday.

Memorials to Bethel Church of tha Brethren. Capozzi John Capozzt, ese 71. of 765 Green Briar lane, Lau Forest, April 21, 1966, husband of Rosa; father of Michael of Lake Forest; four grandchildren! brother of Mrs. Lucia Labellarte of 79th Year 64 E. MONROE ST.

909 N. HARLEM OAK PK. UI1ERAL DIRECTORY Dependable Information, outdance and orronoemenfs or few of tha services offered by tha hinaral Directors lltfed here: Louis Pierron, 95, believed the nation's oldest bicyclist, who estimated he pedaled nearly 250,000 miles in his lifetime, competitor and frequent winner of nearly every major race in the country in the heyday of bicycle racing, a founder of the American League of Wheelmen in 1895, who observed his birthday each year until he was 79 and had broken bis hip by riding as rtany miles as hit age; in Milwaukee. Dr. Harry Hauser Love, 86, an internationally known pioneer specialist in plant breeding who helped develop improved varieties of small grains, a professor and head of the plant breeding department at Cornell university for many years, a consultant at the University of Nanking in China, and an adviser to the Chinese government in the 1920s and 1930s; in Ithaca, N.

Y. Rear Adm. George W. Pressy, 55, deputy chief for military assistance, logistics, and admin Funeral Directors Behnke-McKenna Funeral Home, 5917 Herman J. Pons Mass for Herman J.

Pons, 6301 Sheridan who died Wednesday in Evanston hospital, will be said at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St. Gertrude's Catholic church, 1412 Granville av. Mr.

Pons had been a hosiery buyer for Carson, Pirie, Scott and for the last 28 years. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Monica Bourke Pons. NORTH WEST C. H.

JORDAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 112 YEARS 221 East Erie Superior 7-7709 CHRASTKA MEMORIAL CHAPELS 3240 W. 26th St. 762-17M 6301 W. Cermak Rd.

OL 2-1023 CONBOY FUNERAL HOMI 4817 W. Madison St. AU 7-1136 MALEC FUNERAL HOMI 834-38 N. Ashland Ave. HA 1-5800 ARNTZKN-COLEMAN Since 1HH0) JAMES M.

COLEMAN Director 787-0056 4611 Lincoln 561-1884 DRAKE BRAITHWAITE CO. DANIEL R. BEINECKK President 2219-21 Lincoln Ava. LI 9-346C JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" IS E. Erie WHItehall 4-6O40 NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST Cemittriis FOR, SALE Three gnvt lot.

SltS each, Fairmont Memorial Pert, 9100 5. Archer-Va fSS Sw'WV 111. Mr. Forend. TE 9-O907.

FOUR-GRAVE lot In Mf. Emblem. $400. Cell 469-5501 CHAS. W.

ANDERSON 4325 Armlteo Ave. BE 5-2581 A. V. FURMAN FUNERAL HOME 3100 W. Irving Park Rd.

IR 8-5800 OTTO J. JAEGER FUNERAL HOME 3526 N. Cicero Ave. Kl 5-1320 MATZ FUNERAL HOME 340 N. Central Ave.

Kl 5-5420 MEE RAMME FUNERAL DIR EC. jrjn'N MiV 5308 W. Belmont Ave. AV 4-8740 THEIS FUNERAL HOMI 3517-27 N. Pulaski Rd.

IN 3-5800 LAKE-LAMB FUNERAL HOMI 3737 W. 7'h St. 735-4342 1413 W. 79th St. 735-4242 712 W.

31st St. 735-4242 RAOY-OILL FUNERAL HOMI 2929 W. 87th St, 636-2600 EDGAR FUNERAL HOMI 1107 W. 79th St. RA 3-087 EOAN FUNERAL HOMI 3700 W.

6Jrd St. LU 2-2000 McPHEC FUNERAL HOMI 7133 S. Western Ava. PR 4-0774 Lock sort. III.

TB 8-0345 MOOELL FUNERAL HOMI 5725 S. Pulkl Rd. PO 7-4730 STARR FUNERAL HOMI 2372 W. 111th St. BE 1-6668 HARRY P.

SULLIVAN A SON 2701 W. a3d St. PR a-8300 In Memoriam irving parx roea. services 5f. George church, 2 p.

m. Interment Elm-wood Park cemetery. In Hew of flowers, donations to Heart fund would be appreciated. AV 3-3426. Dubovy Dr.

Samuel S. Dubovy of 6900 South Shore drive, beloved husband of tha lata Lenore, nea Brodsky; loving father of RocheMe (Robert! Hart; fond grandfather of Gary and Andy Sherman; dear brother of Max. Sam. and Michael Dubow, tha late Ethel Barrow, Jacob. Irving, Robert, and Manny Dubow.

Services Friday, 1 p. at Plser Memorial Chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Shalom Memorial Park cemetery. Palatine, III. Friends may pay their respect at Chapel Thursday evening.

DO 3-4920. Fischer Frank F. Fischer, beloved husband of Roseann Svobode Fischer; loving father of Alvin Mildred Fischer; fond grandfather of Robert, Bruce, and Neil Fischer; dear brother of Esther Hill of San Antonio, Tex. Funeral service Monday, 10 a. at Blake-Lamb Chaoel, 79th street at Loomls boulevard.

Cremation Oak Wood. 735-4242. Foute George Foute, beloved husband of Victoria Louise; fond father of Barbara Grvndner, and Lorraine Schweitzer; grandfather of Kathy, Terrl, and Daniel; brother of Raymond of Florida. Service and interment private. 343-0014.

Genevich Clement Genevleh, loving husband of Helen; dear father of Sister Martin Marie, S. S. Rita Maria Jerome Zwick, David Roseann; grandfather of David; two sisters; ore brother; formerly of Scranton, Pa. Resting at John S. Eudel-kis Funeral Home, 4330 S.

California avenue. Funeral Monday, 1:45 a. ta Immaculate Conception church. Interment St. Casimir.

Please omit flower. LA 3-0440. Visitation after p. m. Demopoalos Helen Demopoulos April 71, 194 In memory of Mother.

LOVING FAMILY, Fraternal Notices Albert Gaines Services for Albert Gaines, 81, of 6318 N. Winthrop who died Wednesday in his home, will be held at 2 p. m. today in the chapel at 1300 Devon av. Mr.

Gaines was a retired Canadian Pacific railroad agent He leaves his widow, Miriam; a daughter, Mrs, Rhoda Lu-botta; two grandchildren; two sisters; and a brother. John J. Hannlgan Services for John J. Hanni-gan, 58, of 9258 S. Elizabeth st, will be held at 11:15 a.

m. tomorrow in St Margaret of Scotland Catholic church, 99th and Throop streets. Mr. Hanni-gan, who died Wednesday, had been employed by the city of Chicago as a cement finisher for 35 years. Two sisters and a brother survive.

SOUTH PLASTERER'S UNION LOCAL. NO. SUBURBAN Broroer Jonn L. Sullivan passed eway Aorll 21. Resting et Laughlln and Son istration on the staff of Adm.

U. S. Grant Sharp, the United States Pacific military commander; formerly director of navy shore activities in Washington; in Honolulu. Stanley D. Dodge, 68, professor emeritus of geography at the University of Michigan, vhere he had been on the faculty for 37 years until he retired in 1963, an ordained Episcopal minister; in Ann Arbor, Mich.

Lloyd G. Neal, 64, managing editor of the Madison Courier, on which he had worked 40 in Madison, Ind. Valenzeno, Italy. Regulars mas 10 FUNERALS Funeral Home, 2100 W. 95th street, Chicago.

Funeral Saturday. Aorll 23, 9:30 a. m. uwtN hushes, secretary. ADAMS FELDHOPF WHITESCL 8'01 Dorchester Ave.

RE 1-2800 HEINE LOSCHETTER 7013 S. Reelr Ava. ST 3-f40 KENNY BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME 5438 S. Halsted BO 8-0661 skeeles Colonial chapel Stony Island and 86th Place BA 1-3680 THOMAS MclNERNEY SONS 4635 S. Wallace St.

BO 8-0703 BLAKE-LAMB FUNERAL HOMI 4727 W. )03d. Oak Lawn 715-4242 Suburban Phone NE a-1193 DRECHSLER FUNERAL HOME 203 S. Marlon, Oak Park EU 3-3191 RYAN-PARKE FUNERAL HOME 170 S. N.

W. Park Rid 023-1171 SCHMAEDEKE FUNERAL HOME 107th St. 8, Harlem Worth Gi 1-4000 SHEET METAL WORKER'S UNION. LOCAL Ne. 73 Services for Brother John Kraieskl, Saturday, April 23, at 10 a.

aw chapel, 5253 W. Fullerton. JAMES T. TRACY. Secretary.

from285. "More in Service for Less in Cost" a. m. saruraey, April 73, at St. Mary church.

Lake Forest. Interment Ascension cemetery, Llbertwille. Friends may call after 7 p. m. Friday at Wen tun Funeral Home.

233 E. Deerpath, Lake Forest. 234-0022. Carlson Rolf J. Carlson, April 21, 196, beloved husband of Evelyn; -dear father of Rolf Jr.

and John; fond brother of Mrs. Alf-hild Hermensson of Sweden. At Lain Son chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, until 10 p. Friday.

Service Saturday, Aoril 73, 2 p. at Immanuel Lutheran church, 1510 Elmdale. Interment Rosehill. FUNERAL DIRECTORS WHO DESIRE INFORMATION REGARDING1 THIS DIRECTORY WHICH RUNS WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY PHONEi MRS. HORN, 222-4498 BUTLER CHAPTER.

NO. 3a, O. E. S. Brother Ernest P.

Huber, Past Patron. Resting at Mee aV Ramme Funeral Home, 3918 Irving Park road. Service Saturday, April 23. at 11 a. m.

Please try to attend. Amelia Hayner, W.iM. T-.