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OBITUARIES CHICAGO DAILY FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1962 DR. DAMIANI DIES; 'COUNTRY I OBITUARIES Bernard Snyder Private funeral services will be held today for Bernard Sny Cross Clarence E. Cross, beloved husband of Bertie; dear father of Olive Clarence E. ond Joan Engel; fond brother of Austin J. ond Alicia Alton; grandfather of five.

Resting at Ryan-Parke Funeral Home, 120 S. Northwest highway. Park Ridge, where services will be held Saturday, June 2, ot 10:30 a. m. Memorials to the Cancer society.

Northwest Suburban Retarded Children's Home, Park Hatting Henry W. Hatting, May 30, beloved husband of Bessie nee Rock; loving father of Ruth M. Schmidt, Janie 'Bonora, Harold, ond John Rock; brother of Mae Devine and Lillian Ferris; grandfather of four. At Birren 8, Son Funeral Home, 6216 N. Clark street, otter 5 p.

m. Thursday. Funeral Saturday morning ot 8:15. Services in Queen of All Saints basilica ot 9 o'clock. Interment Angarola Robert J.

Angarola, beloved husband of Mory Lou; loving father of Robert Allen ond Janet Louise; devoted son of the late Rocco and Carmello; fond brother of Joseph, Mary Miller, Lucille Dopko, Phyllis Marasco, Mildred Binetti, and the late Michael, Rose, and Ann. Funeral Saturday, 9 o. from the Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North avenue. Oak Park.

Mass 10 a. m. at St. Peter Canisius church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

EStebrook 9-5151. Village 8-3010. EX-SENATOR ASHURST OF ARIZONA DIES G.E.CR0SS.69. DIES, RETIRED BANKERHERE Kurtz Edward K. Kurtz, beloved husbond Bessie, nee Wheaton; dear father of Betty John Pos, Elaine Edward Jaski, Gloria Eu9ene Kozlowski, and Joan Williac Walker; fond step-father of Florence Janis ond Dolores Thommes; grandfather of five.

Funeral Monday, June 4, 10:30 a. from Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central ovenue, to St. Viator's church. Mess 11 a.

m. Interment St. Adalbert. Lamb Fred W. Lamb, husband of Glorte; brother of Charles G.

Service Saturday, 1 p. ot Drechsler Funeral Home, 203 S. Morion street, ot Pleasant street. Oak Park. Interment Forest Home.

Memorials may be sent to the Cancer society. EU 3-3191. Landers Calvary. Hawley Charles H. Hawley, beloved husband of Ethel Upton Howley; brother of William, Rose Fitz, ond the late Henry.

Funeral Saturday, 9 o. from Hursen Chapel, 5911 w. Madison street, to St. Lucv's church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel. Hickcox Katherine Hickcox, Washington and Jane Smith Home, May 31, 1962. At McLain 8, Son Chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Friday, June 1, at 10 a.

m. Interment Mount Hope. Hoag Frank J. Hoag, beloved husband of Ruby; fond brother of Robert Hoag of Springfield, Ars. George L.

O'Brien of Chicago, Mrs. Robert Peifer of Peoria, Mrs. A. H. Rolff of Margate, and Catherine Hoag of Margate, Fla.

visitation Friday, 1 pm. until 10 p. at Cordt Colonial Funeral Home, 18022 Dixie highway, Homewood, III. Fnnprnl Saturday, 10 a. ot St.

Joseph's church. i-iomewooa. interment Assumption. SY 8-0331. Hohnstock Henry Hohnstock husband of Tillie; fother of Henry Jr.

and Norman of Lake Geneva; grandfather of two; great-grond-father of one. Funeral 2 p. m. Saturday, at Derrick Bailey Funeral Home, 252 Center street. Lake Geneva, Wis.

Interment Oak Hill, Lake Geneva. Horwich Meyer Horwich of 8825 Springfield avenbe, Skokie, beloved husband of Florence, nee Younger; devoted father of Mary Jane Zucker; father-in-law of James M. Kuck-er; loving grandfather of Sandra Lee and Scott Zucker; fond brother of Frieda Aronin, David Horwich, the late Minnie Rosenberg, Philip, ond Louis Horwich. Service Fridoy, 1 p. at Piser North Suburban Memorial Chapel, 9200 Skokie Skokie.

Interment Memorial Park. 679-4740. Hudgins Carl W. Hudgins, age 21, beloved husband of Patricia, nee Gibbons, darling father of Mary Lynne; loving son of Reatus and Pauline; dear brother of Paul DeJohn. Resting at Baiek Funeral Home, 2325 S.

California. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from Chapel to St. Roman's church. Interment St.

Joseph. Bl 7-6123. Jasinski John Jasinski, dearest father of Wayne Walter Casimir Henry dear father-in-law of Genevieve, Delphirie, and Irene; grandfather of four. Funeral Friday, June 1, ot 9:30 a. from Broda Funeral Home, 1734 W.

48th street, to Sacred Heart of Jesus church. Interment Resurrection. YA 7-3713. Johnson Elmer S. Johnson of Arlington Heights, beloved husbond of Lucille, nee Musolf; deor father of Judith; brother of Frieda Carlson.

Services Saturday, 1:30 p. m. at Lauterburg 8. Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 E. Northwest highway, at Prindle avenue, Arlington Heights.

CL 3-5423. Johnson Peter G. Johnson, May 31, 1962, beloved husband of Caroline A. Johnson; deor son of Mrs. Mae Severin; brother of Mrs.

Hazel Stamos. At Loin 8, Son Chapel, 1035 N. Dearborn street, where services will be held Saturday, June 2, at 10 a. m. Interment Graceland.

Kalas Emma Kalas, nee Swanson, May 30, beloved wife of George sister of the late Selma Paulson; loving ount of Martha Person and Gunborg Steffanson in Sweden. Resting at the A. V. Furman Funeral Home, 3100 Irving Park road. Services Saturday, 2 p.

m. Interment local. IR 8-5800. Kardasis Theodora Kardasis, beloved wife of narry; oear sister of Gust, Nick ond Bill Mouzakeotis, Barbara Gavenezos. ond Catherine Colovas.

Funeral Satur- aay, 12:30 p. m. from Funeral Home, oiy s. Asniana to Assumption cnurcn. iniermenr timwooa.

Kearns Russell B. Kearns. May 29. beloved tins bond of Agnes Johnson Kearns; loving father of Roy G. and Doris Basham; fond brother of the late Roy; grandfather of three.

Funeral services Saturday, 10 o. at Donnellan Funeral Home, 10525 S. Western avenue. Interment Cedar KarK. in lieu ot flowers kindly make contributions to the Cancer fund.

BEv. eriy b-uus. Kenny Mary Sue Kenny, nee Pettolino. beloved wife of Thomas fond mother of i nomas, wiinam, Michael, Angela, and Christiana; dear daughter of Angela and Mary; sister of Angelo. Funeral Saturday, 11:30 a.

from Bourne Chapel, Kedzie avenue at 65th place, to St. Adrian's church. Moss 12 noon. Interment St. Mary's.

RE 7-3232. Klismanich Nedielko Klismanich, beloved wife of the late Marin; loving sister of Mary John Curkov; dear ount of Vincent Frances Curkov and Ann Frank De Carlo. Member of Sf. Theresa Altar and Rosary society; -St. Jerome's lodge, No.

13, C. C. and Kastelanski club. Funeral Saturday 8:30 a. from the Golich i-unerai Home, JUJ6 s.

Princeton avenue, to St. Jerome's church. Mass 9 a. m. Interment St.

Mary's cemetery. Vi 2-2624. Koefoed Conrad D. Koefoed, May 27, 1962, loving husband of Morie Koefoed; brother of Dorothy Lachman, the late Arthur and Gertrude Koefoed. At Loin ond Son Chapel, 2)21 W.

95th street, where services will be held Saturday, June 2, at 11 a. m. Interment St. Mary's. Retired employe of Illinois Bell Telephone company.

Member of Telephone Pioneers of America. Visitation Friday, 6 p. m. to 10 p. m.

Kolasa Goldie B. Kolasa, beloved wife of Felix; fond mother of Robert Kowarsch, Julia Merkle, Elizabeth Leonardo, Dorothy Schupp, Richard, and Raymond. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from Hursen Chapel, 5911 W. Madison street, to Our Lady Help of Christians church.

Mass 10 a. m. EStebrook 8-7500. Kornmesser Anna Katherine Kornmesser, age 61, late of Calumet Park, beloved wife of the iate Arthur; dear mother of Thomas F. and Robert B.

Mahoney; fond steamother nf Joyce Holcomb. Resting at McKenzie Funeral Home, 156)8 S. Cicero ovenue. Oak Forest. Funeral Saturday, June 2, 9 a.

to Seven Holy Founders churtfh, 12400 Ada street. Calumet Pork. Moss 10 a. m. Interment St.

Mary's. FUlton 5-6398. Kovalik Margaret K. Kovalik, loving wofe of Joseph; beloved daughter of Francis Kafka; loving mother of Ronald and Linda; fond friend of Charles Heidlber-ger. Resting at Black's Memorial Home, Northwest highway at Vail, Arlington Heights, where funeral services will be held 2 p.

m. Saturday. Friends may coll after 4 p. m. Thursday.

CL 3-0168. DOC OF CITY' Services for Dr. Salvator Damiani, 75, of 6232A N. Cicero who was known fondly as a "country doc in the city" to Italian-Americans on the near north side, will be held at 10 a. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 2114 Irving Park rd. Dr. Damiani, who had offices at 456 North av. since 1932 and had been a physician here for 52 years, died Wednesday in his home. He was a native of Sicily.

Two years ago, on his 50th anniversary as a general practitioner here, more than 350 friends and former patients gave him a testimonial dinner. Surviving Dr. Damiani are his widow, Hallie; two daughters, Mrs. Leta Schmitt and Mrs. Marie Thiel; and a son, Peter J.

FLORISTS GROWERS OF TROPICAL AND ANNUAL PLANTS 64 E.M0NR0E CE 6-3777 909 N. Harlem VI 8-4200 A-LAM Funeral Directors LAIN SON Funeral Information NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N. ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach 1-2645 FRIDAY StoII Annie G. 9:30 a.

m. SATURDAY Bevans Le Roy 2 p. m. Costopolus Catherine 4 p. NEAR NORTH CHAPEL 1035 N.

DEARBORN-ST. PHONE: DEIaware 7-3036 SATURDAY Johnson Peter 10 a. m. SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 2024 E. 75TH-ST.

PHONE: FAIrfox 4-7177 SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST. PHONE: BEverly 8-2182 FRIDAY Hickcox Katherine 10 a. m. SATURDAY Koefoed Conrad D.

11 a. m. Uhlig Anna M. 1 p. m.

Van Burk John J. 10 a. m. on FUNERAL HOMES 5303 N. WESTERN AVE.

In Park Ridge 127 N.NORTHWEST HIGHWAY AMPLE PARKING FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE phont L0 1-6874 C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 108 YEARS 221 East Erie Superior 7-7709 PISER Announces opening of NORTH-TOWN CHAPEL 6130 N. California Ave.

Phone 338-2300 Cemeteries NEED A If you want one in a beautfiul, well maintained cemetery where prices are very reasonable and you can take two years to pay without interest, and you can visit without driving your car, then come to IRVING PARK CEMETERY 7777 IRVING PARK-RD. CHICAGO 34, ILLINOIS PHONE 625-3500 Fraternal Notices EDGEWATER CHAPTER, NO. 740, O.E.S. Sister Elsie Koch passed away May 29. Eastern Star services 8 p.

m. Thursday. Funeral services Friday, 3 p. Drake Son, 5303 N. Western.

NINA NICKLE, W. M. ALICE SILVER, Sec'y AMALGAMATED LITHOGRAPHERS OF AMERICA, LOCAL NO. 4 Rudolph Mudra, offset pressman, passed away May 30. Services at Becvar Funeral Home, 5218 S.

Kedzie, Saturday, June 2, at 1:30 p. m. HARRY F. SPOHNHOLTZ, Pres. Dedication Announcements Lackritz-Bach Dedications In memory of Harry J.

Lackritz and Ruth Lackritz Bach Sunday, June 3, 1 p. m. at Rosehill cemetery. DEATH NOTICES "SEE" NOTICES Listed below ore "See" notices which are cross references to death notices appearing in today's Tribune. "See" notices feature the names of family members of the deceased who have different legal name than the deceased because of marriage or a legal change.

Some "See" notices feature the maiden name of a wife who may be best known in the community by her maiden name. Aronson See D. J. B. Prins notice.

Augustyn See Sophie Markot notice. De Biase See Mildred Ranallo notice. Doyle See Sheehy notice. Evangelista See Mildred Ranallo notice-Fosse See D. J.

B. Prins notice. Furio See MildTed Ranallo notice. Hanson See Grayce Sporr notice. Kilburg See Sheehy notice.

Knaflewski See Salat notice. Kowarsch See Kolasa notice. Lacalamita See Mildred Ranallo notice. Leonardo See Kolasa notice. Madden See Sheehy notice.

Marienthal See D. J. B. Prins notice. May See Edmund Maiewskl notice.

Mayers See Mary Jezierskl notice. Merkle See' Kolasa notice. Mouzakeotis See Theodora Kardasis notice. Mullaney See McNichols notice. O'Connor See William Costin notice.

Pascente See Mildred Ranallo notice. Pettolino See Mary Kenny notice. Schroeder See Jack Gorman notice. Socha See Connolly notice. Solcani See Rose Stoikovic notice.

Thiel See Damiani notice. Valenti See Mary Kenny notlct. Ziegler 4 see o. j. a.

rrin noncev der, 74, founder and chairman of Ameri- a Type setting Corpor- a 1 1 1147 Jackson blvd Mr. Snyder died Wednes- a in his home in the Shoreland hotel. A native of New York City, he came to Chicago in 1903, and founded the firm in 1919. Surviving are his widow, Ethel; two sons, Robert and Donald; two sisters, a brother, and five grandchildren. Raymond L.

Elster Mass for Raymond L. Elster, 72, of 1534 Hood who died Wednesday in Tucson, will be said at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow in St. Gertrude's church, Granville and Glen-wood avenues.

Mr. Elster was a member of the Chicago Mercantile exchange for 38 years. He leaves four sons, Raymond, Donald, John, and Gerald; four daughters, Mrs. Mary Norman, Mrs. Elizabeth Burke, Rosemarie, and Corrinne; 24 grandchildren; a brother; and a sister.

Joseph Berkun Services for Joseph Berkun, 53, of 126 S. Central will be held at 11 a. m. today in the chapel at 3019 Peterson av. Mr.

Berkun died Wednesday in Mount Sinai hospital. He was vice president of Roosevelt Foremost Liquor company at 6105 Roosevelt Cicero. Sur viving are a son. Earl; two daughters, Mrs. Ada Rosenblatt and Mrs.

Nina Dubmsky; his mother, Mrs. Zesel Berkun; four brothers, and two grand children. Waiter F. Marsh Services for Walter F. Marsh, 59, of 308 N.

Scoville Oak Park, president of Walter F. Marsh Associates, manufacturers' agents at 244 Chica go. Oak Park, and former sales manager of Allied Radio will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 523 Lake Oak Park.

He died Wednesday. Surviving are his widow, Doris; a son, Rich ard a daughter, Mrs. Joan K. Myers; a brother, a sister, and four grandchildren. Robert J.

Angarola Robert J. Angarola, 45, of 1404 N. Lawler died yesterday. He was plant superintendent of the Be Id en Manufacturing company, 415 S. Kilpatrick and had been with the firm for 25 years.

Mass will be said at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St. Peter Canisius' church, 5057 North av. Sur viving are his widow, Mary Lou; a son, Robert; a daughter, Janet; a brother, and four sisters.

Elmer S. Johnson Services for Elmer S. Johnson, 59, of 830 N. Vail Arlington Heights, will be held at 1:30 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 2000 E. Northwest Arlington Heights. Mr. Johnson, who died Wednesday, was research engineer for United States Gypsum Research center at 1000 E. Northwest where he had been employed for 32 years.

He is survived by his widow, Lucille; a daughter, Judith; and a sister. Emanuel Brosilow Emanuel Brosilow, 86, of 5009 Sheridan died yesterday in his home. Mr. Brosilow operated small hotels for 30 years until he retired 10 years ago. Surviving are three sons, Dave, Aaron, and Robert; and a daughter, Mrs.

Rea Van Gel-der. Services will be held at 2 p. m. today in the chapel at" 1300 Devon av. Mrs.

Herbert J. Moore Memorial services for Mrs. Margaret R. Moore, 58, of 6820 Oglesby the wife of Herbert J. Moore, a real estate salesman, will be held at 3 p.

m. today in Bond Memorial chapel, University of Chicago. Mrs. Moore died Wednesday in Wesley Memorial hospital. Also surviving are a daughter, Sara, and three sisters.

Andy G. Svoren Services for Andy G. Svoren, 65, of 5100 Cornell will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 5620 Irving Park rd.

Mr. Svoren died of a heart attack Wednesday in the Epicurean restaurant, 316 S. Wabash av. He had been co-owner of the restaurant for 24 years. He leaves his widow, Rose two brothers, and two sisters.

Mrs. Maude Campbell Plant Mrs. Maude Campbell Plant, 84, of 26 Graymoor lane, Olympia Fields, died yesterday. She leaves a son, Willard, two grandchildren, and two greatgrandchildren. Services will be held at 2 p.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 111 S. Maple st, Grant Park, Kankakee county. She was a member of a pioneer Grant Park family. William Hillman New York, May 31 fUPI) William Hillman, 66, former foreign correspondent and radio commentator and biographer of former President Truman, died ist night in St.

Vincent's hospital here. Hillman, who wrote the best-selling biography "Mr. had suffered a heart attack last week. Snyder Ridge, or the First Methodist church of Park Ridge. Member of Cleveland lodge.

No. 211, A. F. A. Medinah temple, A.

A. O. N. M. charter member of Naval post, American Legion; honorary member of Mel Tierney post, American Legion, and 1st National Bank post.

No. 985, American Legion. 823-1171. Crotty Patrick J. Crotty, beloved husband of Margaret, nee Collins; loving father of Leo T.

Finbarr, Elizabeth McCormick, and Bernard grandfather of six; greatgrandfather of two; brother of Thomas, Katie Mclnerney, Ellie Cussack, Jane O'Keefe, Martin, and the late Bridget Gorman, Marie Shaw, Margaret Lynch, John, Peter, Patrick, Nora Lynch, and Hannah Moloney. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Kenny Funeral Home, 5438 Hoisted street, to Visitation church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Crouse Alma Crouse, May 30, 1962. beloved wife of the late Charles fond mother of Irma ond Carl. Funeral Saturday. 11 a.

ot Krauspe Chopel, 3905-07 N. Lilncoln avenue, interment private. Damiani Dr. Salvator Damiani, age 75 years, beloved husband of Hallie, nee Jones; fond father of Leta Schmitt of Detroit, Marie Thiel and Peter grandfather of nine; great-grandfather of one. Services Saturday, 10 a.

at Gnen Funeral Di rectors, 2114 Irving Pork road. Interment Mount Olive. JU 8-6336. Darling John L. Darling May 31, beloved husband of Margaret Wood Darling; fond father of John L.

Jr. and Emily Danko brother of Alex, Lawrence, and step father of Edwin, Robert, and Jeanne; grandfather of seven. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Donnellan Funeral Home, Jeffery at 77th to St. Laurence church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Boniface. SO 8-8822.

Dieckman Ann Dieckman, beloved wife of Herman dear mother of Georda Ann Broasch and June fond sister of Gertrude Vady, Florence Long, Joseph, John La Kaff, the late Lillian Kirsch, Mary Hoffman, Peter, John, ond Nicholas La Kaff. Service Saturday, June 2, 1 p. at Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Rosehill.

Donato Antonio Donato, beloved husband of the late Victoria, nee Bertucci; loving father of Mary Zabilka, Nick, Rose Bortley, Theresa Kline, Marian Allison, Stella Cilco, Bruno, Angeline Ziberina, and the late Catherine Donato. Funeral Saturday, 8:45 o. from Michael Coletta 8. Sons Funeral Home, 2600 S. Wenrworth avenue, to Santa Maria Incoronata church.

Moss 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Please ohit flowers. VI 2-1861.

Dudek Andrew Dudek, beloved husband of Mary, nee Zurat; loving father of Walter, Helen Stechnii, and Mitchell; father-in-law of Estelle, Veronica, and Alfred Stechnii; brother of Katherine Zurat; grandfather of eight; great-grandfather of one. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from Kopec Funeral Home, 5259 Roscoe street at Lockwood, to St. Ladislaus church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. Please omit flowers. Kl 5-6974. Ehrmeyer John N. Ehrmeyer, beloved husband of the late Emma Ehrmeyer, nee Berger; loving father of Pearl Foxall and the late Gerald Ehrmeyer; father-in-law of Marie; fond grandfather of four; dear brother of the late Nicholas and Christ Ehrmeyer.

Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p.m., from Blake-Lamb Chopel, 79th street at Loomis boulevard. Interment Oakridge cemetery. Member of Motion Picture Operators union, local 110. TR 4-1187. Elster Raymond L.

Elster, beloved husband of the late Harriet, nee Raycroft; ford father of Raymond, John, Donald, Gerald, Mrs. Mary Margaret Norman, Mrs. Elizabeth Burke, Rosemarie, and Corrinne; grandfather of 24; brother of Charles and Mrs. Margaret Collins. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.

from Barr Funeral Home. 6222 N. Broadway, to St. Gertrude's church. Reauiem mass 9:30 o.

m. Interment All Saints. Please omit flowers. SH 3-4034. Elsy C.

William Elsy, Glen Ellyn, suddenly May 31, loving husband of Sally; fond father of Stephanie; dear son of Hazel and C. Norman Elsy; brother of Nancy Rosenwinkel; grandson of Nancy Elsy. Resting at C. Kampp Sons chapel, 120 N. Hale, Wheaton.

Services Saturday, 1 p. m. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. MOntrose 8-0016. Embs Richard B.

Embs, May 31, beloved husband of Genevieve, nee Mills; loving father of Mrs. Edward Cherie Wygant; grandfather of two; brother of Mrs. John Lifscher, Mrs. Edward Bauer, Mrs. Ann O'Connor, Agnes, John, Jack and Frank J.

Resting at the Tews Funeral Home, 79th street and Phillips ovenue. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from chapel to St. Bride's church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Mary's. SO 8-6959. Erickson Carl Arvid Erickson of 102 Frances street, Lockport, suddenly.

May 30, beloved husband of Mary, nee Materna; nieces and nephews. Resting ot Goodale Funeral Home, 912 Hamilton street. Lock-port, III. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. ot Trinity Lutheran church.

Fabian Lawrence Fabian of 5429 W. 23d place, Cicero, beloved husband of Mary, nee Dragir; loving father of George (Lucille! ond Emil (Mory Fabian; dear grandfather of three. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. ot Moravecek Funeral Home, 5318 W. 25th street, Cicero.

Interment Woodlawn cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Cancer Research Foundation. TO 3-4242. Felz Florence Morris Felz, beloved wife of James sister of Katherine VonEman, Mary Girton, Helen Boyd, Marguerite Johnson, the late Laura Nesbit, John, Thomas, ond Martin Morris. Funeral Saturday, June 2, at 8:30 a.

from Maginot Funeral Home, 1732 Wilson avenue, at Hermitage, to Our Looy of Lourdes church. Mass 9 a. m. Interment All Saints. LO 1-0149.

Fleischer Henoch Barry Fleischer, dearly beloved son of Joseph ond Jessie; devoted grandson of Avery ond Charlottie Hedger of Eldorado, dear brother of David and Sarilea; fond nephew of Melvin and Judith Fleischer. Funeral Saturday, June 2, 10 a. from Hollerbach Funeral Home, 525 Armitage av. Interment Grace-land. Member of Boy Scouts troop No.

157. MO 4-5345. Fritz Edward W. Fritz, fond father of Eugene and June O'Keefe; also survived by six grandchildren; dear brother of Bertha Fritz. Service Saturday, 12 noon, at the Nielsen Funeral Home, 3301 Fuilerton avenue.

Interment Oakridge. Fury Charles Fury, devoted husband of Ida, nee Renzi; dear fother of Elvira, Charles Daniel, Joe, Frank, Mary Crocker, Catherine Gerritt; fond grandfather of 12; loving brother of Philip, John, Joseph, Lena Gentele, Rose Teresi, and Frances Valanti. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Rosario D. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W.

North ovenue, to St. Aloysius church. Interment Queen of Heaven. Please omit flowers. ME 7-0449 or MO 6-0449.

Gazarek Frances Gazarek, beloved wife of the late Michael Gazarek; dear mother ot William, George Jane, Julia Frank! Poplar, Charles Carol, Cyril Irene), and Poul Mildred Gazarek; fond grandmother of 15. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 712 W. 31st street, to Epiphany church. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

Member of Royal Neighbors, and Mark White unit, 939, A. L. auxiliary. VI 2-1158. Gillman Rena Gillman, suddenly, 6338 N.

Avers, beloved daughter of Max and Gertrude; fond sister of Shirley LiPton ond Judith; dear granddaughter of Rose Kopff and the late Joseph. Services Friday, 11 a. ot Palmer-Lauer Chapel, 1300 Devon. Interment B'nai Rueven, Waldheim. Member of Cong.

B'nai Rueven. Visitation at time of service. RO 1-2400. Glinicki Wladvslawa Glinicki, nee Paprocki, beloved wife of Joseph; fond mother of Eugenia, Clementine Emil Shostek and Sabino Warren Crawford; grandmother of Kim and Pamela; aunt of Gean Ryn-dak. Funeral Saturdey, June 2, 8:45 a.

m. from Kolssak Funeral Home, 4255-59 Division, corner of Kildare, to St. William's church. Entombment St. Joseph.

ALbany 2-3600. Gorman Jack H. Gorman, brother of Elsie Hocke-meyer. Services Saturday, 10:30 a. from Suburban Funeral Home, 301 S.

5th ovenue, at Maple street, Maywood. Interment Ridgewood. Please omit flowers. FI 4-0100. Harmon Florence W.

Harmon, nee Lemme, beloved wife of the late William loving mother of Joan, Mary Kerr, ond Eileen Chapman; dear grandmother of Mory Frances and Joan Kerr, ond Bradley and Dennis Chapman. Funeral Saturday, 8:15 a. from the Joseph Moloney Funeral Home, 2950-58 W. Fuller-ton at Sacramento, to St. Ferdinand's church.

Requiem. Moss 9 0. m. Interment All Saints. EV 4-3800.

Hasselberger Eva Hasselberger, nee Seitz. beloved wife of Michael; loving mother of Morv; fond doughter of Gertrude ond the lot" Peter Spitz; dear sister of Peter Seitz, Jr. Resting ot Murphy Funeral Home, 7600 W. Grand avenue, ot the circle. Funeral Fridoy, June 1, at 11:30 o.

to St. Celestine church. Mass 12 noon. Interment local cemetery. 625-1111, or CL 3-1234.

Anselmo Charles J. Anselmo, beloved father of Sandra Giovenco Joseph, and the late Nicholas; grandfather of Thomas; fond brother of Capt. Henry, C. F. Rose Marino, ond the late John.

Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Lucania Funeral Home, 409 W. North ovenue, to St. Philip Benizt church. Interment St Joseph's.

MOhawk 4-5150. Arens Robert A. Arens, M. husband of Rosella; tamer of Margaret Craig and Robert brother of Carl grand father of three. Funeral services Satur day, 3 P.

at Donnellan Funeral Home, Jefferv boulevard at 77th street. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to X-Ray Dept. Research fund, Michael Reese hospital. SO 8-8822. Ashley Geraldine M.

Ashley, wife of the late Raymond; mother of Alice Ratzlaff, Wi liom, Eugene and Gerald grandmother of five; sister of Nanette Briggs Services at Skeeles Colonial Chapel Stony Island at 86th place, Saturday, June 2, at 9:30 o. m. Interment Beverly. BA 1-3680. Bade Mabel S.

Bade of 951 Fletcher, dear sis ter of Irene Judkins; beloved aunt of Raymond, Gertrude, Beulah, and Jane Funeral Saturday, 8 a. from Hursen Chapel, 929 Belmont avenue, to St. Vin cent's church. Mass 8:30 a. m.

Inter ment St. Joseph. WE 5-1724. Barnhart John A. Barnhart, suddenly.

May 30, fond son of John and the late Helen; brother or Margaret Skibbe ana Konaia; stepson of Marie Barnhart. Services Sat urday, June 2, 10 a. at Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue. Interment Woodlawn cemetery.

LO 1-6874. Belfiore Rocco Belfiore, beloved son of Hugo and Adeline Belfiore; fond brother of Jean Russo; dear uncle of Bernadine ond James Russo; brother-in-law of James Russo. Funeral Saturday, June 2, 9 a. from Olson Funeral Home, 6467-77 N. Northwest highway, to Church of St.

Juliana. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Please omit flowers SPring 4-3333.

Bendig Henry C. Bendig, beloved husband of Pearl; step-father of Robert Hansen; fond brother of Mabel Saunders, Helen and Dorothy Bottger. Resting of stermer Fu neral Home, 3653-55 Fuilerton avenue. Services Saturday, June 2, at 10 a. Interment St.

Lucas. BEImont 5-1815. Berkun Joseph Berkun, beloved son of Zesel; dear father of Ada Rosenblatt and Nina Dubinsky of Los Angeles, and Earl; broth er of Dave, Julius, Morrie, and Norman; granatotner or two, services t-riaay, 11 a. at Original Weinstein Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson road.

Interment Temple Judea cemetery, Waldheim. In lieu of flowers, please contribute to the cancer fund, information, LU l-iuvu. Bevans LeRoy Bevans of Milwaukee, for merly of Chicago, May 30, 1962, beloved husband of Buena; fond brother of Marven and Clayton Bevans, and the late Grace Hylton. Member of Community lodge. No.

1005, A. F. A. Northwest chapter. No.

224, R. A. Hum boldt Park commanderv. No. 79, K.

Scottish rite, and Medinah Shrine. Past patron of Star of Victory chapter. No 875, O. E. S.

Also member of Forges post. No. 196, A. L. At Lain Son Chapel, 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, June 2 at 2 p. m. Interment Des Moines, la. visiianon orrer 3 p. m.

i-riaay. Black Peter Black, beloved father of Peter dear father-in-low of Rose; fond brother of Nellie Mikos Ciolek; grandfather ot rive, i-uneroi Saturday, 9 a. from Richard Funeral Home, 5749 Archer ovenue, corner of Lorel, to St. Camilius cnurcn. interment Resurrection cemetery.

fU -IB4U. Bloomberg Gustov H. Bloomberg, oge 60, May 30, 1962, beloved husband of Hazel; fond father of George; dear brother of Corl, George, Harry of Sacramento, and Arthur or uuroanK, and Walter of Omaha, grandfather of two. Funeral Sat. urday, 9:30 a.

at Krauspe Chapel, ovio n. Lincoln ovenue. interment Kiage-wood. Bodkin Gertrude R. Bodkin, dear mother of Thomas A.

Bodkin of Mount Prospect and Robert E. Bodkin of Hollywood, fond sister of Agnes McCauley ond Catherine Damski. Funeral Saturday, June 2, 9:30 a. from McCready Funeral home, 4506 N. Sheridan, ot Sunny-side, to St.

Thomas of Canturbury church. Moss 10 a. m. Interment All LO 1-4714. Bosserman Elso Bosserman, nee Witte, beloved wife of James dear sister of Fred and Henry Witte, Elizabeth Wilhelmi, and Mavme Van Deventer.

Services Saturday, June 2, 11 a. at Collins Funeral Home, 5350 W. North avenue. TU 9-8844. Boyer Patrick Elbert Boyer, dear husband of Bertha; fond father of Charles, Robert, ond Lorraine Gehrke; grandfather of six.

Resting ot Thomas J. Cooney Sons Funeral Home, 3552 Southport ovenue, until 8 p. m. Saturday. Services and interment Lincoln, III.

Boyle Bess Boyle, nee Madigan, formerly of Glenview, dear mother of Mary Ellen Anderson ond Betty Jane Augerson; sister of Paul J. Madigan; grandmother of four. Funeral 8:30 a. m. Saturday from Black's Memorial Home, Northwest hwy.

ond Vail Arlington Heights, to St. James church. Interment St. Joseph ceme tery. CL 3-0168.

Bradley Elizabeth tBetty Scarlett Bradley, beloved wife of Frank P. of 7808 Sunset drive, Elmwood Park. Resting at Murphy Funeral Home, 7600 W. Grand avenue, at the circle. Funeral Saturday, June 2, at 1 p.

m. Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. 625-1111, GL 3-1234. Brosilow Emanuel Brosilow of 5009 N. Sheridan road, beloved husband of the late Luba; loving father of Dave, Aaron, Robert, and Rea Van Gelder; 10 grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; fond brother of the late Louis Brosilow and Dr.

David Brosiloff. Service Friday, 2 p. ot Weinstein Bros. Chapel, 1300 Devon avenue. Interment Wesflawn.

RO 1-2400. Buckley Lawrence Buckley, beloved husband of the late Nora Ciayton Buckley; dear brother of Mary Hartman, Catherine White, Anna Buckley, Margaret Little, and Jasse Walker; fond uncle of Marie White, Florence White, Jesse Dolan, and Edward Little. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 o. from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashlond to St.

Felicita's church. Mass, 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. ST 3-7700.

Busca George Richord Busca, suddenly, age 4, of Orland Park, dearest son of George and Lucille; dear brother of Cheryl, Michelle and John Steven. Resting at Schmaedeke Funeral Home, 143rd street ond Southwest highway, Orland Park, until noon Saturday, June 2. Will iie in state at the Orland Park Methodist church from noon Saturday until time of service at 1 p. m. Interment Orland Memorial Park.

Fi 9-0111. Bymel Sadie B. Bymel, nee Brunwasser, of 2662 E. 73d street, devoted wife of the late Arthur; dear sister of Ruth Brenn-wasser, Hannah Lazarus, Jack H. Brunwasser, Ethel Felsenthal, and the late Rae Henock, Lena Henock, ond Samuel A.

Brunnwasser. Services Friday, June 1, 11:30 a. at Furth Chapel, 2100 E. 75th street. Entombment Acacia Park cemetery.

Please omit flowers. Information, Ml 3-5400. Cimarusto Vito Cimarusto, beloved brother of Anna MichaelJ Sicolo. Resting ot De Cola Funeral Home, 1158 W. Grand avenue.

Funeral Saturday, June 2, ot 8:30 a. m. from chopel. Mass 9:30 a. m.

at Santa Maria Addolorata church. Interment Queen of Heaven. Pleas omit flowers. MO 6-5288. Connolly Delia A.

Connolly, nee Melody, beloved wife of the late John devoted mother of Mary Socha ond John J. Alice; dear mother-in-law of the late Frank Socha; grandmother of three; great-grandmother of seven; fond sister of the late Patrick, Mary, and Michael. Funeral Saturday, 9:45 a. from Kenny Brothers, 5438 S. Hoisted street, to Visitation church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. BO 8-0662. Corrigan Marie Corrigan, nee McMahon, loving wife of Andrew Patrick; fond sister of William, Evelyn Lauber, Edward Delnort, Margaret Crick, James Delnort, Rita Porz, ond the late Earl and Roger. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from the Anthony W.

Coppetta Memorial Chapels, 5858 W. Roosevelt road, to St. Frances Of Rome church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Queen cf Heaven. Information, MAnsfield 6-0120. Costin William J. Costin, beloved husband of Irene Lyons Costin; loving father of Thomas, William, Mrs. Rita O'Connor, Dorothy, and Edward Costin; dear grandfather of sixteen; fond brother of the late James and Mary E.

Costin. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 6243 S. Ashland avenue, to St. John Fisher church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. ST 3-7700.

Crawford Morie T. Crowford, deor sister of the lote Mabel E. Magner and Irene L. Niebuhr; fond aunt of Robert J. Magner and Maryellen Konczvk, Donald and Marlene Crawford.

Funeral Saturday, June 2, 9:15 a. from Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue, to St. Mary of the Woods church. Moss 10 o.

m. Interment St. Joseph's. Willard E. Landers, beloved husband of Mildred, nee Palicka; dear father of Lois Wonnette Russell, Robert and Alice Landers, Franceine and Francis Stepina; fond son of Robert and Lillian Landers; brother of Louise Brown, R.

C. and O. C. Lenders; son-in-low of Joseph ond Ottil-lia Palicka. Resting ot Svec Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W.

Cermak road, until Saturday, June 2, 7 p. m. Interment Fer-gusion cemetery, Lawrence county, Alabama. GU 4-2050 or Bi 2-2027. Larson Emanuel Lorson, beloved husband of Dagmar; fond father of Janet Anderson of Waukegan; devoted grandfather of Jeffrey ond Carol Anderson; brother of Victor, also Helmer Larson and Maria Stenback, both in Sweden, ond the late Hanna, Robert, and Simon.

Services ot Skeeles Colonial Chopel, Stony Island at 86th place, Saturday, June 2, at 1:30 p.m. Interment Oak Hill. Member of Sten Sture lodge. Order of Vikings; Bessimer lodge. Order of Vaso; and III Central post.

No. 241, A. L. BA 1-3680. Latall Albert C.

Latall, beloved brother of Adolph, Emma, and Adella Rennhack; fond uncle of 14. Services Saturday, June 2, 10 a. at Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central ovenue. Interment Concordia.

Denver, papers please copy. Leonard Margaret T. Leonard, beloved wife of the late Martin fond sister of Elizabeth and Peter Connors of Buffalo, N. Y. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.

from Hursen Chapel, 5911 W. Madison street, to St. Frances of Rome church, Cicero. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment St. Joseph. Lietz Susan White Lietz, beloved wife of the late Poul S. Lietz; loving mother of Paul S. Lietz Jr.

Funeral Saturday, June 2, at 9:30 a. from the John E. Moloney Co. Funeral Home, 1359 W. Devon ovenue, to St.

Ignatius church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment All Saints cemetery. RO 4-1617.

Lindahl Evvorre C. Lindahl, May 31, age 54, wife of Carl; mother of Mrs. Leslie Dorotheol Lewis of Albuauernue. N. Raymond of San Francisco and Charles; grandmother of Mark, and Scort Lewis; daughter of Richard and Hilda Carlson of Lake Osweko, Ore.

Resting at Tews Funeral Funeral Home, 79th st. and Phillips av. Service 2 p. m. Saturday.

Interment Mount Greenwood. SO 8-6959. Logan William F. Logan, beloved husband of Alice; loving brother of Donald, Alice, Koelbel, ond Helen Tullv. Resting at McNeill Funeral Home, 217 N.

Cicero ovenue, near Lake street. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. m. Interment" Forest Home cemetery. Formerly with Yellow Cab Co.

AU 7-1700. Lydon John Lydon, beloved husband of Margaret, nee Durkin; loving father of Eileen Schmitt, Cecelia O'Connell, Harriet Car-mody, Thomas, the late Mary La Voy, ond John Lydon; dear brother of Mrs. Nicholas Foley, Mrs. Michael Grady, Mrs. Thomas Kavanaugh, Patrick, and Mrs.

Jeffory O'Neill. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. from Burke-Sullivan Funeral Home, 5018-20 Chicago avenue, to Our Lady of the Angels church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Oneen nf Hpnvpn wpm- ber of St. Rose ot Lima court, C. O. and Div. 241, C.

T. A. Native of Bollin-robe, County Mayo, Ireland. CO 1-0700. Majewski Edmund Maiewski, beloved husband of the late Julia; dear father of Matthew M.

May, Casimira Sattler, Helen Goeller, Charles Lucy Gasirowski, Phyllis Goski, ond Edmund grandfather of 28; great-grandfather of 13; fond brother of Adam, Arthur, and Jennie Dworzan. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Mc-Campbell Funeral Home, 6453 W. Irving Park road, to St. Phiscilla church.

Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. Please omit flowers. PE 6-2693. Marchefka Carole Marchefka, nee Ebert, beloved wife of Bernards dear mother of John Wolker ond Stanley Marchefka; loving daughter of Minnie Schippnick; sister of William R.

Ebert. Resting at Moeller-Haleman Funeral Home, 4138 W. North avenue. Services 9:30 o. m.

Saturday, June 2. Interment Memory Gardens. Information, BE 5-6812. Markot Sophie Morkot, wife of the lote Walter; dear mother of Julian Sophie and Helen Walterl Augustyn; grandmother of Marian; great-grandmother of Diane; fond sister of Caroline Walter Wozniak. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.

from Kowa-chek Funeral Home, 5774-76 -W. Lawrence ovenue, to St. Constance church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

Marsh Walter F. Marsh, husband of Doris fother of Richard E. Morsh and Mrs. Joan K. Myers; brother of Mrs.

Irene Wiihelm and Ben Ross; grandfather of four. Friends may call at Postlewait Chapel, 523 Lake street. Oak Park. Funeral notice later. EUclid 3-4141.

Masters William Masters, beloved husband of Mildred Mitzil, nee Feldstein; dear father of Rochelle and Deborah; brother of Kate Kaplan, Samuel, Meyer ond Harry. Services Friday, 2 p. at Original Weinstein 8. Sons chapel, 3019 W. Peterson road.

Interment Jewish Waldheim. Information, LO 1-1890. Matthaei Williom Motthaei, beloved husband of the late Lillie fond father of Lillian M. Erickson and Kenneth L. Matthaei; grandfather of Philip ond Pamela.

At Mee 8, Ramme Funeral Home, 3918 Irving Park road. Services Saturday at 11 a. m. Interment Oakridge cemetery. Masonic service Friday, 8 p.

under the auspices of Pleiades lodge. No. 478, A. F. A.

M. Mayr Frieda Mayr, nee Ehlers, May 30, beloved wife of Joseph. Resting at the A. V. Furman Funeral Home, 3100 Irving Park road.

Services Saturday, 11 a. m. Interment Ridgewood. IRving 8-5800. McDonell Ethel A.

McDonell of 2541 Prairie ove-nue, Evanston, May 31, 1962, aunt of William R. Barker. Resting at Hebble-thwaite Chopel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, where service will be held 10 a. m. Saturday.

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Cross, 69, a retired vice president of the First National Bank of i a died yesterday in his home at 15 Wisner Park Ridge. Mr. Cross joined the bank in 1907 at the age of 14 as a page, and later became a clerk, an assistant cashier, Cross a cashier, an assistant vice president, and vice president. He retired in 1958 as vice president in charge of the bank's commercial loaning division. Feted on 50th Year In 1957, when he celebrated his 50th year with the bank, the bank honored him as the 14th man in the institution's history to reach the half-century service mark.

Mr. Cross was a 33d degree Mason. He was past commander of the Naval post of the American Legion, past president of the Chicago chapter of the Naval League, a member of the national finance committee of the- Legion, and served on four other national committees of the Legion. Founded Bank Tost He founded the First National Bank American Legion post, and was a member of the Park Ridge post. Services will be held at 10:30 a.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 120 S. Northwest highway, Park Ridge. Surviving are his widow, Bertie; one son, Clarence E. two daughters, Mrs.

Joan Engel and Olive; a brother, and a sister. DR. R. A. ARENS DIES; EXPERT IN USE OF X-RAYS Dr.

Robert A. Arens, 72, of 5000 East End who established the X-ray department at Michael Reese hospital and was chief radiologist there for 40 years until he retired in 1955, died yesterday in Downey Vet erans hospital. Dr. Arens was chancellor of the American College of Radi ology from 1937 to 1942 and had been a director of the Chicago Roentgen society and a diplo-mate of the American Board of Radiology. He was senior attending physician on the staff of Michael Reese hospital and senior consultant in radiology at Illinois Central hospital.

In 1927, he and another physician at Michael Reese demonstrated that by use of X-ray it could be determined whether unborn children were normally formed, if a multiple birth was 111 pros pect, or a Caesarian operation would be necessary Surviving Dr. Arens are his widow, Rosella; a son, Robert a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Craig, and a brother. Services will be held at 3 p. m.

tomor row in the chapel at 7651 Jef-fery blvd. COURT HEARS DENIAL OF LOAN DEAL BRIBERY Ramon Spector, 39, of 8902 Osceola Morton Grove, the principal defendant in the trial of three men accused of con spiring to obtain fraudulent fed erally-insured home improvement loans, denied yesterday tnat he used forgery and bribery attempts in his operations. Spector contradicted the tes timony of his former secretary, who had said that he had in structed her to forge the signa tures of loan applicants on Federal Housing administration certificates. He also denied that he had offered a savings and loan association official "an envelope" to get him to go along witn Jfus dealings. Spector is on trial with Charles T.

Scott, 599 Sunnyside Elmhurst, and James W. Jacobs, 50, formerly of 6800 Tonty in the federal Dis trict court of Judge Richard B. Austin. The jury trial will resume today. REP.

JUDD, 63, CHANGES MIND, TO RUN AGAIN Minneapolis, May 31 (UPD Rep. Walter H. Judd, Minn. said today he has reversed an earlier decision to retire from politics and will run for reelection to an 11th term. Judd, who had announced in April he wouldn't run again, said today he had "not recognized or properly evaluated certain factors which have now compelled me to change my mind." The 63 year old congressman came here from Washington to announce he definitely would run again in the new 5th district which includes all of Minneapolis, normally a Democratic area.

Judd supporters said more than 5,000 letters and telegrams urged him to continue in Congress. State Sen. Donald Frazier is the Democratic-Farmer-Labor candidate irt the district 29 Year Career Began with Statehood BY WALTER TROHAN Chicago Tribune Press Service Washington, May 31 Henry Fountain Ashurst, 87, an un schooled cowboy whose gift of gab transformed him into one of the most colorful performers on the congressional trapeze, died here today. Death came at Georgetown University hospital, where he Ashurst was admitted May 16 after suffering a stroke. Courtly and urbane with a penchant for flowery phrases, Ashurst served in the Senate for 29 years from the beginning of Arizona's statehood until he was defeated in 1941.

Ashurst attributed his upset defeat in a Democratic primary to "Washingtonitis," saying that he became "too much preoccupied with the cosmic realms of statesmanship. The peqple felt that I was too big a man in my own estimation for Arizona." Introduces Court Bill Others attributed his defeat to too much aerial somersaulting on the flying trapeze of legislation. Ashurst had no stomach for many of the New Deal measures he supported, frequently with cyncial epigrams, but he voted almost without exception at the com- mand of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. In 1937 he introduced Roose- velt's plan to pack the Supreme court after delivering a pompous address condemning all proposals to usurp the power of the judiciary, directly or by "indirection, circumloc i tergiversation, and periphrasis." Previously as chairman of the Senate judiciary committee he had denied, time after time, that F.

D. R. had any intention of using "house that Jack built" methods of grabbing power. Ashurst was frank enough to acknowledge himself as an avowed apostle of inconsistency. He did much to kill the bill which he said would never be introduced even after introducing it.

He took a pledge of silence for a month as part of a calculated plan to arouse sentiment against the measure so that it was killed. Attracted by Wit For all his trimming and hauling, Ashurst was regarded with affection by all. He was never alone in Washington gatherings because he attracted those who relished his wit and enjoyed his courtly manners. In his last two years Ashurst repeatedly warned the Senate of the dangerous trend toward totalitarianism and burocratic autocracy. This phase of his inconsistency about measures to which he had given lip service also cost him reelection.

When he was defeated, Ashurst donned striped trousers and a frock coat and made his way up to the capital. A cab driver asked him what he intended to do in defeat. Ashurst replied that he intended to sell apples because for 30 years he had "successfully distributed applesauce in the capitol." "Peace, Joy Comes" In his farewell address to his colleagues, Ashurst described the sensations of defeat. He said: "The first half hour you imagine the earth has slipped from beneath your feet, and that the stars abote your head have paled and faded, and in your heart you wonder what the Senate will do without you and how the country will get along without you. But within another hour there comes a peace and a joy to be envied by the world's great philosophers.

"It is the duty of public servants not grumpily and sourly to accept the verdict of the majority if we are to have a free people; and I joyously accept the verdict of my party. But it would be hypocrisy and pretence for me to say that I do not regret leaving the Senate." His wife, the former Elizabeth McEvoy Reno, died in 1939. Ashurst had lived alone since her death in a Washington hotel. He is survived by a sister, a brother, and a stepson. In 1951 he wrote his friend of 55 years, Sen.

Sam Shortridge who was lying on his deathbed, lines which might have been written of his own passing. "You seem to be quite prepared to enter into that vast realm of peace where the innumerable dwell," Ashurst wrote. "I am sorry that I may not see you again, but I am com forted by the knowledge inn' the roaring of the river, daily growing more distinct to your ears, is a stream whose waters bring you no fear." la FUNERAL DIRECTORY 1 Dependable information, guidance and arrangements are a few of the services offered by the Funeral Directors listed here: LOOP SISSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS 839 S. Wobash Ave. WE 9-4488 NORTH ELTON C.

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