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Section 1A CHICAGO TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1970 SEEK TO SHOWDOWN ON TRUCK ACCORD Dissidents Want New National Pact BY JAMES STRONG Negotiations in Chicago's prolonged trucking dispute were stalled yesterday in anticipation of a showdown on the national trucking agreement covering 450,000 teamsters the country. Frank E. Fitzsimmons, acting president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, was awaiting the outcome of final negotiations on a supplementary issue covering New England drivers before calling a meeting in Washing- Frank Fitzsimmons ton of the teamsters' hierarchy, including two top officials from each of 350 local unions. Seek New Negotiations Top teamster officials here said the national agreement will be scuttled and Fitzsimmons will be directed to reopen wage talks. The tentative national agreement was reached April 2 in HERE WE GO AGAIN See the editorial page Washington calling for pay raises of $1.10 an hour and $3 a week in pension and health-welfare benefits over the next 36 months.

Teamster leaders are anxious to persuade Fitzsimmons not to mail out ballots for ratification of the tentative national agreement in the belief that it would be resoundly rejected. Higher Rate Asked Here Much of the drivers' dissatisfaction stemmed from demands made in by eight teamster locals and the independent Chicago Truck Drivers union involving 50,000 drivers. The unions are demanding, and in some cases have already signed, a new three year contract calling for wage raises of $1.65 an hour and $10 a week in fringe benefits on top of their current wages of $4.15 an hour and $18 a week in fringes. In 1967, the Chicago unions upset the national agreement by holding out for increases in excess of the pact negotiated in Washington and forced Fitzsimmons, who was replacing the imprisoned James R. Hoffa, to reopen talks.

Five major trucking tions here continued to resist mounting pressure to sign contracts dictated by the teamsters and independent 1 union. Joseph Zeno, owner of three local cartage companies, resigned yesterday as a member of the board of the Cartage Exchange of Chicago and signed union contracts for drivers at Mohawk, Superior and Maybrun Cartage companies. 3 CHICAGO AREA GIs KILLED IN ASIA FIGHTING Three Chicago area men were killed in action in recent fighting in southeast Asia, the defense department reported terday. They were army Spec. 4 Daniel F.

Kaszubowski, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Kaszubowski, 3631 Wolfram army Warrant Officer Fred Carrington, husband of Mary A. Carrington, 305 Charles Plainfield; and air force Staff Sgt.

Gregory L. Anderson, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Anderson, 921 E.

Wakeman Wheaton. Anderson, a 1966 graduate of Wheaton Central High school, was killed when the enemy shot down a helicopter to which he was assigned as an aerial photographer, his mother said. Before enlisting, Anderson attended the College of Automation here and worked for a commercial photography studio in Wheaton. He was killed 11 days before he was scheduled to return to the United States. Boy, 16, Shot in Head, in Serious Condition Robby.

Lucky, 16, of 5818 Fulton remained in serious condition at County 1 hospital yesterday after being shot in the head while examining a .22 caliber rifle. Police said Lucky 'and several other youths were playing with the gun at 5042 Fulton st. The gun was brought to the house by a 12-year-old boy, who had found it in his home. OBITUARIES Dr. Harry Jackson Services for Dr.

Harry Jackson, 89, who practiced surgery for more than 50 years at Cook County and Michael Reese hospitals, will be held at 10 a.m. today in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. Dr. Jackson, who died Tuesday, conducted research on the development of the spinal tap method of treating brain injuries and wrote many articles for medical journals. He is survived by his widow, Teresa; two sons, William K.

and Harry a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Volman; seven grandchildren; a sister; and a brother. Robert J. Ehrenstrom Mass for Robert J. Ehrenstrom, 45, an advertising salesman for the Sun- -Times and Daily News since 1963, will be said at 12:30 p.

m. tomorrow at St. Cajetan Catholic church, 112th street and Artesian avenue. Mr. Ehrenstrom, who lived at 10821 S.

Maplewood died Wednesday in PresbyterianLuke's hospital. Surviving are his widow, Jane; five sons, Robert Jon, James, Curt, and Grif; three daughters, Vivian, Eileen, and Jane; his mother, Mrs. Rose Ehrenstrom; and a sister. Kasimer J. Sniegowski Mass for Kasimer J.

Sniegowski, 60, of 10511 S. Prairie will be said at 11 a. m. tomorrow in St. John De La Salle Catholic church, 10200 Vernon av.

Mr. Sniegowski, who worked for more than 30 years as an 1 assembler at Verson Allsteel Press company, 1355 E. 93d died Wednesday in South Chicago Community hospital. Surviving are his widow, Bernice; four daughters, Mrs. Lorraine DeVries, Mrs.

Charlene Germain, Deborah, and Cheryl; a son, Stanley; six brothers; four sisters; and five grandchildren. Otto G. Schaffer Services for Otto G. Schaffer, 84, of Urbana, Champaign county, retired University of Illinois professor, will be held at 3:30 p. m.

today in the chapel at 233 E. Deerpath Lake Forest. Mr. Schaffer, who died Wednesday, was a professor of landscape architecture until he retired in 1954. He is survived by his widow, Anne two brothers; and a sister.

Mrs. Bennie Gore Services for Mrs. Bennie Gore, 60, widow of Quentin P. Gore, managing editor of the Chiago Sun-Times for three years before his death in 1967, will be held at 10 a. m.

today in Brantley, Ala. Mrs. Gore died Wednesday in her home in Montgomery, where she had been living since her husband's death. Mrs. Gore is survived by her sister, Mrs.

Margaret C. Holley. Alan Goldblatt Alan Goldblatt, 51, of 9001 Forest View Skokie, owner of Chicago Spectro Service laboratory, 4848 N. Kedzie died, yesterday in Bethesda hospital. He is survived by his widow, Beatrice; a son, Richard Marc: and two daughters, Nancy Ruth and Susan Diane.

Services will be held at 3 p.m. today in the chapel at 9200 Skokie Skokie. Mrs. Helen Roche Griffin Mass for Mrs. Helen Roche Griffin, 63, wife of Percy director of Binks manufacturing company, 3114 Carroll will be said at noon tomorrow in St.

Giles Catholic church, 1045 Columbian Oak Park. Mrs. Griffin died Wednesday. Besides her husband she leaves her daughters, Mrs. Robert Van Zeeland and Mary; two sons, Richard and David; four grandchildren; two brothers; and sisters.

Dudley L. Eckholm Dudley L. Eckholm, 64, of 128 Joyce Park Ridge, a manufacturer, died yesterday in Swedish Covenant hospital. Mr. Eckholm was owner and president of the 1 Imperial Cutting Tool company, 5055 Kedzie av.

He is survived by his widow, Julia; two daughters, Mrs. Corinne Clark and Mrs. Loretta Reif; and eight grandchildren. Services will be held at 11 a. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 820 Talcott Park Ridge. Dr. Thomas A. Ronan Mass for Dr. Thomas A.

Ronan, 45, a Highland Park dentist for 19 years, will be said at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in Immaculate Conception Catholic church, 1590 Greenbay Highland Park. Dr. Ronan, who lived at 1925 Elmwood Highland Park died Tuesday.

Survivors include his widow, Margaret; three sons, Mark, Thomas, and James; two daughters, Christine and Catherine; and a brother. retired dentist, died yesterday in Veterans Research hospital. Dr. Smith, who lived at 4827 Sheridan practiced dentistry on the north side for 50 years. He leaves his widow Lillian; a daughter, Mrs.

Jesse Gary; and two granddaughters. Services will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow in the chapel at 4338 Fullerton av. Dr. Barnett Q.

Smith Dr. Barnett Q. Smith, 77, a BEWARE, MATESI Old Cap'n Sea Salt is sailing your way on April 26. he's the fierce pirate ever was. Your children will find him a delightful color storybook with the Tribune comics section.

MEMORIAL SET FOR '30s BAND LEADER O'HARE Memorial services for Anderson O'Hare, 75, of 5855 Sheridan a former band leader in the Chicago area who had as many as 42 bands working at one time, will be held 3 p.m. May 3 in the Peoples Church of Chicago, 941 Lawrence av. Mr. O'Hare, who was known as "The Genial Gentleman of the Air," when he and his bands performed on Chicago radio stations during the 1920s and 1930s, died Wednesday in St. Joseph hospital.

Helped Many Musicians During his musical career, which ended in 1941, when he joined the navy, he was instrumental in the early careers of Anderson O'Hare in 1936 several famous musicians, cluding Benny Goodman, Wayne King, Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, and Harry James. His bands played thruout the Chicago area and one of them was the first musical group to perform in the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York. He also held several house records, ing a three-year run at the Hotel Stevens, now the Conrad Hilton hotel, and a stint at the La Salle hotel. Ran Two Night Clubs He also operated two night clubs, the Bali Bali on Rush street, and Husk O'Hare's Coconut Grove at Waukegan road and Dempster avenue. They were destroyed by bombs during union fights in the 1930s.

In 1937, he married the former Vivian La Gren, who had been named Miss Chicago of that year and had won a movie contract with the R. K. O. studios and a job performing with one of 'Hare's bands. After World War II, O'Hare returned to Chicago and set up a business importing novelty shirts and cosmetics which he continued to operate from his home.

He is survived by his widow. Reuther Gets Another Term as UAW Head Atlantic City, April 23 UP) Walter P. Reuther was reelected easily today as dent of the United Auto Workers. He swamped his first opponent in 21 years and set the stage for picking his successor four years hence. Challenger Art Fox, 49, from the Ford local 600 of Dearborn, never was in the race as the roll was called of 3,170 convention delegates representing the UAW's 1.8 million active and retired members.

The unofficial tally gave Reuther 13,609 votes and Fox 220. Fox was accorded only one vote from his home local. Reuther, his 13th consecutive term--his next-tolast one barring a change in the union constitution, which forbids anyone from running after reaching age 65. The union's next convention will precede Reuther's 65th birthday by four months and anyone chosen before 65 may complete the term to which he is elected. Swept in with Reuther were seven vice pesidents on his slate, five of them new.

Of the five, four were elevated from at-large membership on the 26-member international executive board. Canada was given the fifth new vice presidency. Elevation of at-large board members was viewed by many as a step by Reuther to place Douglas Fraser in line for succession and on equal footing with the two long-time vice presidents, Leonard Woodcock, 59, and Dewayne Greathouse, 54. Fraser, 54, was Reuther's administrative assistant for eight years prior to promotion to at-large membership on the executive board by the 1962 convention. Robert Johnston, of Des Plaines, was reelected to his eighth term as director of the UAW region which includes Illinois, Iowa, and Nebraska.

He received all except 79 of the votes, from the region's 1,249 delegates to the convention. His region is the union's largest in membership, with 135,000 members. Cemeteries Beautiful CEMETERY AND MAUSOLEUM 5800 NORTH RAVENSWOOD AVE. 561-5940 Priced to suit your needs. Perpetual Charter Endowed Care William T.

Evjue Editor Dies Madison, April 23 (UPD William T. Evjue, 87, founder, editor, and publisher of the Capital Times, died at his home today after a brief illness. Evjue was active in the affairs of Madison Newspapers, until recently when he stepped down as chairman of the board. He also retired as president of the Capital Times company, but remained a director. He was president of Badger Broadcasting company, the Capital Times' subsidiary which operates radio station WIBA.

He founded the station in 1925. SUBURB FEARS WAVE OF FIRES ARE TORCHINGS BY WILLIAM GAINES Chicago Heights authorities fear that a firebug or a group that is trying to harass police and firemen may be responsible for a series of fires that caused an estimated 250,000 damage in the suburb since the first of the year. The latest fire, discovered at p.m. Wednesday and fought by firemen all night, destroyed three buildings. Fire Chief Emanuel Fried estimated the loss at $200,000.

Began in Warehouse The fire started at the rear of a frame warehouse, occupied by M. G. Sons, steel fabricators, at 79 E. Main st. It spread to the old Bonath Opera House at 75 E.

Main owned and occupied by an advertising specialties company, and to an adjoining two-story building at Main and Halsted streets which housed a dance studio and two apartments. High winds spread the fire and hampered the fire fighters. Nine nearby communities sent men and equipment to help fight the fire. Unlikely Condition Chief Fried said an "additive," possibly gasoline, may have been thrown against the rear wall of the warehouse before the fire was set. When firemen arrived, the rear of the building was a mass of flames, he said.

"You don't get a start like that without some Fried said. It was the fourth major fire in less than a month. On March 28, a fire caused $50,000 damage to the Lincoln theater. On April 8, a fire caused $25,000 damage at a Carbrite Manufacturing company warehouse. On April 11, fire caused a $125,000 loss at the Leising Lumber company.

"We think there is a firebug at work or there is some group intent on harassing the fire and police departments," said Lt. Ted Skoronski, the Chicago Heights fire inspector. The fire and police department have stepped up patrols of alleys on the south edge of the business district, where most of the fires have been concentrated. All the fires have started at the rear of buildings, apparently on the outside. Deaths Elsewhere Georges Caron, 40, Canadian actor and comedian who was a star of Comedy Crackers, the Canadian Broadcasting company's comedy and satire series; of a heart attack, in Montreal, Victor Olgyay, 59, Hungarianborn architect who integrated his designs with climate, light, and sound of their environment; a member of the Princeton university faculty since 1953; in Princeton, N.

J. Col. L. B. von Spach, 79, United Nations relief administrator in Greece after World War II; who assisted the late Wendell Willkie in his race for President against Franklin Roosevelt in 1940; of a stroke, in Milwaukee.

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cemetery, Catalpa sect. $400-offer. 544-0477. In Memoriam Coan Glenn J. Coan, April, 1966.

years ago today, gone but never forgotten. DAD AND BILLY COAN Ysla Alfred Ysla, April 24, 1967. Tears of fond remembrances. LONELY WIFE SAVINA Card of Thanks Cooper The family of Jack L. Cooper express their gratitude for the thoughtfulness and kindness in their time of sorrow.

Fraternal Notice AVONWOOD LODGE, NO. 921-Masonic services for Brother Edward H. Edwards, Friday, 8:30 p. at Nielson Funeral Home, 3301 W. Fullerton.

Pallbearers needed for Saturday, m. DEATH NOTICES Anchutz Earl H. Anschutz of 1655 Jonquil terrace, husband of Florence brother of Arnold and Clyde Anschutz, Mrs. Vera Anderson, and late Ruth Bruewer. Visitation at the Wm.

H. Scott Funeral Chapel, 1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston, 4 to 9 p. m. Friday. Services and interment Saturday, Milwaukee, Wis.

Anderson Eric Anderson, April 22, 1970, beloved husband of Signe; dear father of Eleanor. Funeral Saturday, 1 p. at Nelson Funeral Chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster. Interment Rosehill.

Member of Painters' union, local 637, Clubben Dalarna, and Ivar lodge, No. 27, Visitation after 4 p. m. Friday. LO'1-5147.

Armour Dorothy Humphrey Armour, passed away April 23, Palm Beach, widow of Philip D. Armour who passed away in 1958. Funeral arrangements pending. Complete notice later. Bachmann George W.

Bachmann, beloved husband of Pearl, nee Brown: dear father of Wayne brother of Frieda Morton, Emil, and Elsie Gromer. Resting at the Lawrence Funeral Home, 4800 N. Austin avenue, where services will be held Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Maryhill cemetery.

PE 6-2300. Bacon Frank F. Bacon, beloved husband of the late Minnie; dear father of Robert L. Bacon; loving grandfather of Robert, Carol Jean, and William. Serve Ices Saturday, 10 a.

at Theis Funeral Home, 3517-27 N. Pulaski road. Interment Maryhill cemetery. IN 3-5800. Bart Rev.

John Francis Bart, pastor emeritus of St. John Bosco church, Hammond, passed away Wednesday, April 22, at age of 66, beloved brother of Edmond and Sister. Mary Elaine, Order of Franciscan Sisters of Chicago; uncle of several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held, Saturday, April 25, with a solemn requiem high mass at 11 a. m.

at St. John Bosco church with Bishop Andrew G. Grutka as main celebrant. Burial will be at Holy Cross cemetery, Calumet City, 111. will lie in state Friday from 3 p.

m. 10 10 p. m. at St. John Bosco church.

219-931-5762. William Becker of Wood Dale, beloved husband Minnie, nee Rechberger; dear father of Bernice Harer, Betty Reedus, and Barbara Becker: four grandchildren; one greatgrandchild; fond brother of Charles Becker and Christine Schwartz. Services Saturday, p. at Oehler Funeral Home, Lee at Perry streets, Des Plaines. Interment Memory Gardens.

824-5155. Begini Shimon Begini, passed away In Los Angeles, beloved husband of Jeneh Begini; loving father of Janet Fshaya, Begini; Juliana brother Begini, Pari John, Bet and Badal Charles Tehran, Iran; also survived by four grandchildren. Services Saturday, April 25, 5959 1970, at Pierce Brothers Hollywood, Santa Monica boulevard, Hollywood, Cal. Belver Carl W. Belver, beloved husband of Rena, nee lanucci; fond father of Gary Joyce Ann, and Janice Ann; grandfather of Cheri and Melissa; fond son of Logan and Clara Belver.

FUneral Saturday, April 25, 10 a. at Johnson Funeral Home, 3845-47 Prairie avenue, Brookfield. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Please omit flowers.

485-0214. Bervid Mary H. Bervid, beloved wife of Louts loving mother of Louis Jr. Stephen and Bettyann; dear sister of Cecelia Childress of Riverside, Ann Hickey, and the late Julius Konrad; fond grandmother of three; deniece of Anna Strum. Funeral Saturday, April 25, 8:30 a.

from Otto V. Stransky and Son Funeral Home, 5112 S. Western avenue, to St. Agnes church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. PR 8-0700. Blaha Bessie Blaha, nee Srb, beloved wife of William; dear mother of Thomas W.

and William T. Blair; grandmother of five: fond sister of Rose Schultz, Anna Soukup, James Srb, Alvina Lehner, Sylvia Owens, Tillie Srb, and Edward Srb. Services Saturday, a. at Wm. C.

Smith and Sons, 2500 N. Cicero avenue. Interment Bohemian National. Past president of American Legion auxiliary, unit No. 98, and treasurer of North Cicero Community organization.

Visitation after 3 p. m. Friday. 237-8070. Bodon Celia C.

Bodon, beloved wife of Rosario; loving mother of Walter, Celia, Marcos, and Patricia. Services Saturday from Linn Bros. chapel, 3415-19 N. Clark street, to our Lady of Mount Carmel church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. Visitation after 6 p.m. Thursday.

935-2345. Bosch Marguerite E. Bosch, age 78, wife of the late James Bosch; survived by four nephews, James and Joseph McKiernan, James and William O'Neill, four nieces, Mary Jane and Marguerite Dyer. Dorothy Brennan, and Rene Ann O'Neill. Native of Lemont, 111.

Services will be conducted at White Chapel, 138 Walnut avenue. Santa Cruz, Saturday, April 25, at 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery, Santa Cruz. Brandimore Robert Brandimore Sr.

of Elmhurst, beloved husband Dolores, nee Jannuzio: loving father of Robert Jr. and Scott; fond son of Leonard and Mary: brother of Ann Marie Slabinak. Funeral Saturday. April 25, 9:15 a. from Broadview Funeral Home, 2020 Roosevelt road, Broadview, 10 St.

Domitilla church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. 344-3044.

Breen Walter M. Breen, beloved husband Frances L. nee Merritt: fond brother of Ollie of Bothell, Wash, Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from the M. Suerth Funeral Home 6754 Northwest highway.

to the Church of St. Juliana. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Calvary cemetery.

after 2 p. m. Friday. Member of the Telephone Pioneers of America. 631-1240.

Bussian See Helen McRae Costello notice. Calm Olga C. Calm, April 23, 1970, beloved wife of the late Fred loving mother of Russell Elmer and the late Wilford Calm; fond grandmother of seven: and mother of ten. Funeral Saturday, 2:30 P. at Nelson Funeral af Chapel, 5149- Ashland avenue, Foster.

Interment Ridgewood cemetery at the venience of the family. Memorials to the Methodist Old People's Home, 1415 W. Foster avenue, Chicago, 111.. will be appreciated. LO 1-5147.

Capasso Dora Capasso, beloved wife of the late Angelo: dearest sister of Lena tthe late Napolitano. Victor E. D'Urso. Virginia Colasuono, John D'Urso of New Jersey, and the late Dominick IF D'Urso, Carmella late Rodlo, Archie D'Urso, and Ambrose D'Urso: loving aunt of many nieces and nephews. Funeral, Saturday, 9 Me from the Granata Memorial Funeral Chapels, 1857 N.

Harlem avenue. fo St. Vincent Ferrer church. River Forest. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel. Please omit flowers. 889-1700. DEATH NOTICES Carlen of Elsie H.

Carlen, nee Wagener, beloved wife of Carl M. loving mother of Edward G. and Barbara C. O'Leary: devoted grandmother of seven; fond sister of Ernst Wagener. Funeral services Saturday, 11 a.

at Piaff Funeral Home, 5001 N. Lincoln avenue. Interment Mount Olive cemetery. 728-1700. Carlson George beloved F.

Carlson, late of Brookfield, Carison; husband of Mary Hnilical loving father of Katherine Schabow, Richard Hallgrimson, Sophie and George Carlson; grandfather of 12. Services Saturday, 11 a. at H. Marik Sons, 6507 Cermak road. Interment Bohemian National.

Member of Chicago local, No. 245, Lithographers and Photographers. Treasurer of South Town GU Club of 4-6310 the Deaf. Please omit flowers. or Bi 2-3255.

Castleman Roseann Castleman, beloved wife of Ashley Hamilton dear mother, of Joseph and Marie Bilzek; grandmother of two; great-grandmother of nine. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Bourne Chapel, Kedzie avenue at 65th place, church. to Mass St. Nicholas of Tolentine 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Casimir cemetery. 737-3232. Cherwin Rose Cherwin, nee Kapustka, beloved wife Dolores of the late Leo; dearest mother of Mentzer, Kenneth Ronald Rosemary, dear and Gerald sister of Sophie Bonk and of Mary 10.

Ann Resting Kramer: loving grandmother at the Terrace Funeral Home, 7812 Milwaukee avenue, Niles. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. to St. Pascal church. Mass 9:45 a.

m. Interment Maryhill cemetery. Please omit flowers. YO 6-7302. Clinger Donald C.

Clinger, April 22, 1970, beloved husband of Marie; dear father of Vicki and Scott; fond brother of Evelyn Jordan and Stanford Clinger. Funeral Chapel, Saturday, 5149-51 10:30 a. at Nelson Funeral N. Ashland avenue, at Foster. Interment Acacia Park.

Member of Pioneer club of Bell Howell. Visitation after 3 p. m. Friday. Please omit flowers.

LO 1-5147. Costello Helen McRae Costello, April 21, beloved wife of the late Patrick loving mother of Betty Bussian, William and the late Robert and Jimmy: grandmother of Kathrine Bussian. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. from Donnellan Funeral Home, 10525 S. Western avenue, to St.

Bede Venerable church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. BE 8-0075.

Crowe William S. Crowe of La Grange, suddenly, beloved husband of Amy fond father of john S. and Madelon A. McConiga: grandfather of seven. Visitation at Rhenberg Funeral Home, 110 N.

La Grange road, La Grange. Services Saturday, p. m. Interment Bronswood. 352-0114.

Di Santis Pfc. William R. DI Santis, USA, age 23, killed in action April 15, in Viet Nam, of Aurora, beloved son of Lucille and Edward; loving brother of Joan; dear grandson of Mrs. Mary Di Santis and Mrs. Mary serio.

Services from the Corcoran FUneral Home, Aurora, 9:30 a. m. Saturday, to Holy Angels church for mass at 10 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, Aurora.

892-2521. Drevalas Clara Drevalas, nee Iversen, beloved wife of the late Nicholas; loving mother of Constantine Theodore Irene Midura, Marguerite, William and the late Clara and Marie: devoted grandmother of 13; great-grandmother of three; dear sister of Rae Carlson, Ruth Norman, and the late Ole, Mary Dalby, and Laura Bessier. Friends may call at Hanerhoff Home, 304 N. Main, Wheaton, Thursday; to 10 P. and Friday, and 7 to 10 p.

m. Services Saturday, April 25, at 10 a. m. Interment Arlington. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the American Cancer society or the Missionary Memorial fund of the Cicero Bible church, Cicero, 111.

668-0027. Eckholm Dudley L. Eckholm, April 23, .1970, beloved husband of Julia loving father of Corinne Clark and Reif: dear 11 a. at Nelson Funeral Home, 820 grandfather of eight. Funeral, Saturday, Talcott road, at Cumberland, Park Ridge.

Entombment Memorial Park. Member of Park Ridge lodge No. 988, A. F. A.

Lincoln Park Shrine club, Northwest Shrine club, Chicago court No. 48, R. O. and past president of Svithiod Singing club, Masonic service Friday, 8 P. under the auspices of Park Ridge 7 lodge to 9 No.

m. 988, A. F. A. Memorials M.

Visitation p. Friday. Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children will be appreciated. 823-5122. Ehrenstrom Robert J.

Ehrenstrom, beloved husband of Jane, nee Harrigan; fond father of Vivian, Robert Eileen, Jane, Jon, James, Curt, and Grif; son of Rose and the late Gustav Ehrenstrom; brother of Joyce Walczak. Funeral Saturday, 12 noon, from 100th the chapel, South Western avenue at street, Lanyon Funeral Directors, to the Church of St. Cajetan for 12:30 p. m. mass.

Interment Holy to Sepulchre. In lieu of flowers, memorials the Sisters of Mercy, 10024 S. Central Park, Chicago, 60642. Figura Vincent A. Figura, beloved husband Helen, nee Ksiazek; loving father of Loretta Dietzen, Holysz, Theresse Rita Schiro, Bernedette Littwin, Mary Ellen children Farrell, and Marguerite Nick; 37 grandand one great-grandchild.

Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. from John V. May Funeral to Home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, St. Cornelius church. Mass 9 a.

m. Interment St. Adalbert's. Flibak Joseph Flibak, fond loving husband of Julia, nee Zak, Repta; father of Julia, Josephine Tibensky, and Anna great-grandfather Kovar; grandfather of seven; of three. Member of Mc.

Kinley lodge, No. 876, A. F. A. M.

Home, Resting 6616 at W. George Schubert Funeral Cermak road. Services Saturday, Woodlawn April 25, at 1 p. m. Cremation 8-1092.

Please cemetery, omit flowers. ST Information, Fulder Lena nee Wolf, 3334 W. 38th ter place, beloved wife of Jacob; fond sisof Rose Sarah Sherman, Jeanne Glazerman, Wolf, Dessie Wolf, Hannah Cziekiewski, Eva Bremmer, Mary Krol, and Harry Wolf of L.A. Private Service Friday at Weinstein Bros. Chapel, 1300 Park.

W. Devon. Interment Rosemont RO 1-2400. Gabel Clifford dear Gabel, beloved husband of Florence: father of Sandra and Leslie son of Lillian Berry: grandfather of Anthony, Daniel, and Victoria: fond brother Fern of Aurella Brower, Arthur Funeral Young, Saturday, and 10 Kenneth at Modell Funeral Home, 5725 S. PO laski road.

Interment Concordia cemetery. 7-4730. Garling wife Bertha of the Garling, late nee Osterberg, beloved of Angeline Stafford, Ernest, Rita Ernest) loving mother Schumann, Arthur, and Shirley: fond Memorial grandmother of 13. Resting at Mulder Chapel, 6027 Roosevelt road, 2 p. Cicero, m.

until at the 11 a. m. Friday. Services church, N. Norwood Park Lutheran 5917 Nina avenue.

Interment Union Ridge. OL 2-0005. Gieseler Grace Michigan. Gieseler, 73, of Stevensville, EST. Funeral Saturday, 10 a.m..

at Kerlikowski Funeral Home, St. Joseph, Mich. Interment St. Joseph. Mich.

Goldblatt Alan. Goldblatt, beloved husband of Beatrice: dearest father of Nancy Ruth, Richard Marc, and Susan Diane; devoted son of Paul and Esther Goldblatt of Chattanooga, Tenn. fond brother of Ann Kahn. Eleanor Ulin, and Adele Baras. Services Friday, at Piser North Suburban Memorial Chapel, 9200 Skokie boulevard, Skokie.

Interment Memorial Park. Please omit flowers. Friends, are asked to pay their reaspects at time of service. 679-4740. Gorman Jeanette K.

Gorman, of 2639 Central Park avenue, Evanston, beloved sister of Helen Gorman; loving aunt Mrs. Joseph Laskay. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a. from Fitzgerald Franklin Funeral Home, 1571 Maple avenue, Evanston, to St. Athanasius church.

Mass 11 8. m. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery, River Grove. Visitation 2 to 10 p.

Friday. UN 9-2900. Grafen Fred E. Grafen of 2540 S. 58th avenue.

Cicero, beloved husband of Marian nee Hansen; loving father of John Grafen: dear son of Anna Grafen; fond brother of Rosella Defenbaugh and Joseph M. Grafen. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. m. from Moravecek Funeral Home, 5318 W.

25th street, Cicero, to Mary Queen of church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. TO 3-4242.

Griffin Helen Roche Griffin, beloved wife of P. L. Griffin; dear mother of Janet Van Zeeland, Richard, Mary. and David; grandmother of four: sister of Burke and William Roche, Frances Watts, Grace Sanders, Jane Webb, and Virginia Rossi. Funeral Saturday, 11:30 from Hursen Chapel, 5911 W.

Madison street, to St. Giles church, Oak Park. Mass 12 noon. Interment Queen of Heaven. Gutman Norman Gutman, age 45 years, of 4535 N.

Kimball avenue, dearly beloved son of Isadore and Ruth, nee. Davidson; loving brother of Tobey Rapoport of Highland Park: devoted uncle of Judy and Charlotte Rapport. Graveside services Friday, W. 10 a. at Westlawn cemetery.

7801. Montrose avenue, in Section C. Resting at Weinstein Bros. Chapel, 1300 W. Devon avenue.

Member of American Statistician assn. in lieu of flowers, conTributions may be sent to Medical Information, RO 1-2400. Haugen Harold 1. Haugen, formerly of Arlington Heights, loving husband the late Florences dear Harold and Joan Sapp; seven, fond brother of Mrs. Stewart and Agnes Haugen.

Visitation after 3:30 p. m. Friday at Lauterburg Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 E. Northwest highway, Arlington Heights, where services will be held Saturday at 2:30 p. m.

Interment North cemetery. St. Charles, 111. 253-5423. Haywood Jacob M.

Haywood pastor of First Progressive Church of Christ, April 21, 1970, beloved husband of Mary L. Hay. wood; dear father of Jacob Kenneth, Mrs. Vivian Harrell, Mrs. Mary Ann Stewart, and Miss Marilyn Haywood; grandfather of 12.

Funeral arrangements Incomplete. For information, TR 4-6336. Hill George W. HIll beloved husband of the late Maxine: dear father of George Jr. fond grandfather of Kathleen Ann.

Ronald and W. 111: brother of Ethel Wendiand and the late Edward. At Mee Ramme Funeral Home, 3918 Irving Park road. Service Saturday, 2:30 p. m.

Interment Acacia Park. IR 8-0038. Hodgson Jane V. Hodgson of Rolling Meadows, formerly of Inverness, fond mother of Jordan, David, Anne Swatik, Deborah Combs, and Judith; grandmother of Mark Hodgson and Kellie Combs; sister of Charles M. Vibert.

Resting at the Ahlgrim Sons Funeral Home, 201 N. Northwest highway, Palatine, until 11 a. m. Saturday, April 25. Eucharist services at St.

Philip Episcopal church, 342 E. Wood street, Palatine, at 1 p. m. Interment Graceland cemetery. Visitation after 2 p.

m. Thursday. FL 8-7411. Hoffman Helen M. Hoffman, beloved wife of the late Walter loving mother of Grace Dian; fond grandmother of Philip Dian and Janet Krauspe Budzynski.

Chapel, Services Saturday, p.m. at 3905-07 N. Lincoln avenue. Interment Acacia Park. In lleu of flowers, memorials may be made to Bethany United Church of Christ, Paulina and Cullom streets.

Hoge Hobart Hoge, former employe of Chicago Daily News, brother of Mrs. Hermione Jackson of Palo Alto, Cal. Visitation John Carroll Sons Home for Funerals, Erie and Wabash avenue, Saturday, April 25, 1970, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Services and Interment private.

Veteran of World War I. Hoover Rev. Msgr. Edwin V. Hoover, P.

pastor emeritus of Cathedral of St. mond Nonnatus, 604 N. Raynor avenue, Joliet, Tuesday, April 21, 1970, of Margaret Riley, Ceal Crowley, Elizabeth Purtell, Eileen Baumgartner, Joseph, and Dr. Allen Hoover, M. all of Chicago; preceded in death by his parents, Joseph and Ellen Hoover; brother of Anthony, William Hoover, and Mary Bolton: survived by numerous nieces and nephews, including Rev.

Thomas J. Purtell of Our Lady of Lourdes parish, 1444 S. Keeler avenue, Chicago. Remains will lie in state at Cathedral of St. Raymond Nonnatus from 10 a.

Wednesday until funeral Saturday, April 25, at 11 a. m. Interment Resurrection cemetery, Joliet. Visitation each day until 10 p. m.

815-726-5211. Inwood Charlotte Inwood, nee Schmidt, beloved wife of the late Alfred; dear mother of George and Alfred; fond grandmother of Greg, Glenn, Linda, and Alan. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. at John V. May Funeral Home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue.

Interment. Elmwood. Visitation after 2 p. m. Friday.

Ippolito Antonetta Ippolito, nee Marrelli, beloved wife of the late, Stanley fond mother of Stanley Jr. Nicolina Dadey, Lucille Delabadia, Mary Dellaria, Carmen and Anna David; grandmother of 16; 8:30 great-grandmother of four. Funeral Monday, a. from the Columbian Funeral Home, 10300 W. Grand avenue, Franklin Park, to St.

Simeon church. Requiem mass at 10 a. m. Entombment Queen of Heaven mausoleum. 455-1200.

Iversen See Clara Drevalas notice. Iwan Mary Iwan, nee Bochenski, beloved wife of the late Casimir: dear mother of Stephanie Lenkaski and the late Joseph Iwan; beloved sister of Joseph Bochenski; grandmother of six; great-grandmother of seven. Member of Ladies Rosary sodality of St. Casimir parish and also Queen of Peace society, No. 111, Polish alma mater.

Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from Kopec FUneral Home, 5259 W. Roscoe street, at Lockwood, to St. Ladislaus church. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

545-6974. Janke Anna M. Janke, nee Hettinger, April 22, 1970, beloved wife of Edward J. Janke; dear aunt of Lawrence H. Jobst.

Services Saturday, April 25, 10 a. at Alt. Benson Funeral Home, 3224 W. Montrose avenue Interment Acacia Park cemetery. A 45-year member of the Order of the Eastern Star.

Member of Majestic chapter, No. 687, 0. E. S. Past matron of Ida Saxton chapter, No.

698, 0. E. S. Member of O. D.

H. Chicago lodge, No. 29. Eastern Star services at chapel Thursday, 8 p. m.

and Herman Sisters services Friday 7:45. IR 8-2036. Johnson Charles E. Johnson died In Glendale, April 21, husband of Margaret; father of Arvilia and Jeannine; brother of Roxie and Nancy. Services and interment Centerville, la.

Johnson Stanley formerly M. Johnson of Downers Grove, of Midlothian, beloved husband of Norbertine: dear father of Marilyn Doherty and Douglas J. Sr. brother of Catherine Dicke; grandfather of five. Visitation at the Toon Funeral Home, 4920 Main street, April Downers 25, Grove.

9:30 Funeral mass Saturday, a. at St. Joseph church. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. 968-0408.

Kaval Anna Kaval, nee Balaty, late of Cicero, beloved wife of Frank; dear mother of Vlasta Stipek; sister of Mary Kukla; grandmother of Janis. Services Saturday, P. at H. Marik Sons, 6507 W. Cermak road.

Cremation Woodlawn. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Masaryk Bohemian school would be appreciated. GU 4-6310. Keller April Mary Jane 1970, Keller of Riverside, 23, 10 years of age, dear daughter of Donald J. and Virginia Wilson Keller; sister of Ann and Edward; granddaughter of Mrs.

Philip F. Keller of Evanston, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Wilson of River Forest, Ill.

Memorial services at the First Presbyterian church, Greenwich, en Saturday, April 25, at 3 p. m. In Ileu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Department of Pediatrics, School of Medicine, Yale university. Kennedy Bridget T. Kennedy, nee Mahoney, beloved wife of the late John Joseph; dear mother of Catherine Clasby, John, and Mary Hughes; grandmother of five: great-grandmother of two.

Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. from Lawn Funeral Home, 7909 State road to St. Fabian church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. 636-2320. Kenney William J. Kenner, beloved husband of Lillian, nee dear father of Pat Northam: fond grandfather of Michael Patrick; brother of John, Thomas, Loretta Rogers, and the late Eileen Klein.

Funeral Saturday, 10 a. m.g from Beverly Ridge Chapel, 10415 S. Kedzie, to St. Christina churn. Mass 10:30 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Please omit flowers. 779-4411. Kicherer Clara.

Kicherer, beloved wife of the late William: dear mother of William H. grandmother of Debora law Lynn; of sister of Frances Sims; sister-inMary Lippert. Resting at Peterson Funeral Home, 6938 W. North avenue. Services Saturday, 1 p.

m. Entombment Oakridge. 637-4441. Kind Marie Kind, nee Alcher, beloved wife of the late William; dear aunt of Lawrence Aicher and Lillian Voss. Funeral from Nehis-Noland Funeral Home, 3026 Belmont avenue, Saturday, 8:30 a.

to St. Veronica church. Mass 9 a. m. Interment Irving Park cemetery.

588-4200. King 22, Vivian beloved E. King, wife age 45, suddenly, April mother of Harold King; fond of Cheryl A. Click, Susan Hansel, William Gail, Glenn, and Scott King; grandmother of two; dear sister of Constance V. Westermann.

Services at Barron-Hall Funeral Home, 4332 Elston corner Pulaski road, Saturday, April avenue, 25, KE p. m. Interment Ridgewood cemetery. 9-6100. Klewer Walter C.

Klewer, beloved husband of Agnes, nee Polston: fond father of June Alan, and Munson; grandfather of Bruce, Robert, and Thomas of Wahl. John, stepfather Funeral Friday, April 24, 1 p. at W. Henry W. Mueller Funeral Home, 5300-12 Belmont avenue.

Interment Ridgewood cemetery. AV 6-8740. Koehler of Emma the late Koehler, Gilbert; nee Bettenhausen, wife of Esther Edward Schueneman, Gilbert Koehler, the late and George Koehler; grandmother of nine; Martha great -grandmother of 14; sister and Borms, Christina Koehler, Harry Bettenhausen. Services Saturday, 1:30 at Hallinan Funeral Home, 2601 Vermont street, Blue Island. Interment Green Garden cemetery, Frankfort.

FU 5-0850. Kolman fond Marie C. daughter Kolman, beloved wife of Anton; sister of Kate Mria Hemet, Cal. Funeral of Helen Ryan of Ontario, Becvar Saturday, 10 a. from Interment Funeral Directors, 5218 S.

Kedzie. Woodlawn. PR 6-3809. Komborski of Andrew P. Komborskl, beloved husband the late Rylko, Mary; dearest father of Clara macher, Regina Albert Johnson, Regal, Agnes the late Joseph Regal, Martha, and Lucille KU- and grandfather of grandfather of eight; greatbicki; loving Funeral 14.

Resting at the Terrace Niles. Home, 7812 Milwaukee avenue. St. Juliana Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a. to cemetery.

YO church. Interment Maryhill 6-7302. Latiner South Bernice Latiner, nee, Kislaltis, late of wife of Kemstead, 1., N. beloved Victor Jack; sister of Helen Mattas 10 and a.m., at H. Kislaitis.

Marik Services Saturday, Sons, 6507 W. Cermak cemetery. road, Berwyn. Interment Beverly GU 4-6310. Visitation Friday 6 to 10 p.

m. Lausch Elmer E. Lausch, dear son of Marie, nee Kunde; beloved brother of Edna E. Kerrins; fond nephew of Anne Pfeiffer. Funeral Saturday, 1 p.

at the Golgotha Luthern church. Visitation at the Evans Funeral Home, 6845 S. Western avenue. Interment Archer Woods cemetery. RE 7-8600.

Loewenstein son Philip of A. the Lowenstein, and suddenly, beloved brother of the late late Aibert Rose Elsie; loving Services Friday, April 24, at 12 noon at Furth Chapel, 2100 E. 75th street. Interment Mount visitation. Mayriv cemetery.

No chapel Information, Mi 3-5400. Lucchese Thomas A. Lucchese of Westchester, beloved Renee: father dear of Scott Alan and Karen Lucchese; fond son of brother Gaston and Carmel Ing 10501 at the Westchester Funeral of Barbara. RestW. Cermak road, 2 blocks west of Home, 10 road.

Visitation Friday, 2 to Mannheim 9:30 p. m. Funeral Saturday, April 25, Westchester. a. to Mass Divine Infant church, Queen of Heaven.

10 a. m. Interment 562-5900. Luckow wife Mona of L. Elmer Luckow.

nee Ferguson, beloved late William William C. and Gertrude K. Luckow; sister-in-law of the aunt of K. Luckow. Member of Woodlawn chapter, No.

355, 0. E. S. Resting at the Fern Chapel, S. Western avenue at 100th street, where services will be held Saturday 1 p.

m. Interment to Cedar the Park. In lieu of flowers, memorials Eastern Star home or Arthritis Foundation. Magelitz Phillip Magelitz of Downers Grove, beloved husband of Evelyn; son of Mr. and Mrs.

Irma John Magelitz: brother of Walter, Tuskey, and Elmer. Service Saturday, Funeral 11 a. Home, at the Main Adams-Winterfield 4343 street, Downers Grove. Interment Clarendon Hills cemetery. 968-1000.

Marks Frances Marks, nee Johnson, of Geneva, beloved wife of Martin; dear mother of Mrs. Marilyn Louis, Mrs. Bettydale Welch, Robert and Lawrence; also survived by 13 grandchildren. Services Saturday, April 25, 1 p. at Drake and Son Funeral Home, 5303 N.

Western avenue. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Loyola Medical Research, Cardiac Care unit, 2160 S. First avenue, Maywood, will be appreciated. Visitation after 3 p. m.

Friday. 561-6874. McAleese Rev. Charles D. McAleese, S.

late of St. Ignatius College Prep, dear er of Peter, Patrick, and Mary Gardner; brothuncle of many nieces and nephews. Funeral mass Saturday, 10 a. at Holy Family church, 1080' W. Roosevelt road.

Interment All Saints cemetery. Visitation Thursday and Friday, 4 to 10 p. at St. Ignatius College Prep, 1076 W. Roosevelt fions to road.

In lieu of flowers, contribuSt. Ignatius College Prep Development fund. 848-7400 or HA 1-5900. McDade Wilber H. McDade, beloved husband of Marianne nee Laarveld; loving father of Juanita Heber, Eugene Marianne Sylvester, DonPatricia, John Terrence, "Price, Kathleen Flowers, T-Sgt.

Michael, USAF, and the late Pvt. Wilber, USA: devoted grandfather of 23. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from Pfaff Funeral Home, 5001 Lincoln avenue, to St. thias church.

Interment St. Boniface cemetery. 728-1700. McGinley Patrick McGInley, beloved husband of Mary, nee Roarty: dear father of Don. Joseph, Grace, Thumble, and the late Margaret grandfather Lyng; of two.

grandfather Resting of at 10: Thomas greatI. Cooney Sons Funeral Home, 3552 Southport avenue. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. 10 St. Vincent church.

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