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6 Section 1B Chicago Tribune, Saturday, December 7, 1974 JANKOWSKI 0NDRUS Troops alerted as Makarios goes to Cyprus By Philip Caputo Middle East Correspondent Chicago Tribune Press Service NICOSIA, Cyprus Arch- i bishop Makarios' return to Cy- i prus Saturday 'is seen here as I an event that will undermine sources said all troops were ordered confined to their stations as a precautionary measure. In Nicosia, a source said all peacekeeping forces had been confined to barracks in a low alert.J A virtual partition of Cyprus, informed sources said, would create a situation of perman-nant tension in the eastern Mediterranean and increase the dangers of a Greco-Turkish war. Altho Makarios, who was deposed as president in a Rightist coup in July, will be greeted by thousands of- jubilant Greeks, political leaders are pessimistic about the effects he will have on talks between acting President Glafcos derides and Turkish leader Rauf Denktash. of the two communities. "We are moving into a Arab-Israeli situation very quickly," an informed source referring to the situation created by Turkey seizing part of Cyprus in the July invasion.

FOR EXAMPLE, the Greeks have declared the Turkish-held ports of Kyrenia and- Fama-gusta illegal points of entry. The Turks retaliated by issuing the same declaration on ports the Greeks held. Thus, free movement between the zones is inhibited. There has already been a virtual transfer of populations and for all practical purposes an ethnic partitioning. Only 17,000 Turks remain in Greek-held areas, and 11,000 Greeks in the south.

In addition, automobiles reg- THE NEGOTIATIONS, which have focused on humanitarian issues, have been proceeding smoothly because both men trust each other and are concerned about the tightening grip of the Turkish army on the northern third of the island. The archbishop, however, is profoundly distrusted by the Turkish Cypripts. With Makarios' return tp the presidency, Clerides will be reduced tp an intermediary between him and Denktash. It is also believed that Makarios will move to the Right after he gets here, to protect himself from the forces who deposed him, and will therefore become more inflexible in dealing with the Turks. In that event, the negotiations are almost certain to stall and accelerate the growing separation the negotiations between the leaders of the Greek and Turkish Cypriot communities, leading to the possibility of an impasse in the talks and a division of the island into two de-facto states.

Wire service reports said Greece put its armed forces on alert on the eve of Makarios' return to Cyprus and United Nations troops on the strife-torn island were alerted amid mounting tension in anticipation of the prelate's return. In Athens, Greek military U. S. Steel shutdown order hit DECKERT Georgians P. Deckert, nee Halderson, suddenly, of Bellwood, beloved wife of Henry; loving mother of Dale H.

Deckert of the Bellwood Fire Belly J. Schcmenski. Diane Rayak. Richard A. Decked, Sharon Metiger and Dean Deckert; dear grandmother ot eight; fond sistjr of Morton Halderson.

Sophie Scat-labro, Olga Hover, Arthur Halderson. Lorraine Hermans and Howard Harberson. Chapel services Monday. Dec. 9.

at a.m.. at Rosewood Funeral Home, 4000 St. 'Charles Bellwood. Interment Glen Oak Cemetery, Please omit flowers. 544-6667.

DEVANE James Dcvane, fond son of the late James and Mary, nee Butler; dear brother of Thomas. Michael and Bridget Charles, all of Ireland, the late Mary Connolly. Katie Mullaghy and John; loving uncle of X. Resting at Gibbons-O'Keetc Funeral Home. 5917 Irving Park Saturday after 6 p.m.

Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., lo St. Angela Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment All Saints. Native of Claureen, Taugheen, Ho lymount, Claremorris, County Mayo, Ireland.

777-3944 or 848-7400. DE CICCO See Tommaso Bruno notice. DUSZA Alice F. Dusza. formerly of Villa Park, beloved wife ot Stanley dearmotherof Joseph, Joyce, Joan, Janet, Judy.

Jennifer and Jamie; grandmother of four; sister ot Mamie, Katie, Joan, Rose. Dorothy, Agnes, Stanley, Michael. Joe, Tony and Billy. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m. from Steuerle Funeral Home, 350 S.

Ardmore Villa Park, to St. Alexander Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Marvhlll. Visitation after 7 p.m.

Saturday. Please omit flowers. 832-4161. EDUCATE See Mary Lucchese notice. ENOCHS See Or.

John J. Gregory, M.D. notice. FITZGERALD Irene B. Fitzgerald, Dec.

5. fond sisler of the late Mae Olson, Catherine Gerritty. Anna Bovey, Edward and Thomas. Funeral Saturday morning, 9:30, from Birren and Son Funeral Home, 6125 N. Clark St.

Services in St. Margaret Mary Church at 10 o'clock. Interment All Saints Cemetery. FLYNN Magdalena Ftynn, nee Koch, Dec. 5, 1974, beloved wife of the late Harry J.

Flynn; loving mother of Mrs. Dolores M. Gilmore; fond grandmother of Dennis and Timothy Gilmore; sister of Mrs. Katherine Schmidt. Visitation Sunday 2 p.m.

to 9 p.m. Funeral i tigerald-Franklin Funeral Home, 10045 Skok.c Blvd. at Old Orchard Rd. to St. Mary of the Woods Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Entombment Queen of Heaven Mousoleum. Member of St. Mary of the Woods Alter and Rosary Society. Members SvicTs vioil GAGE Margarie A.

Gage. 63 years old. of 1018 N.E. 9th Delray Beach, formerly ol 376 Bartram Road, Riverside, wife of James. Passed away Friday.

Funeral services and burial Monday, Delray Beach, Fla. CASPAR Maria Gaspar, nee Blazicek, age 93. beloved wife ol the late Joseoh: skw of Metropolitan Briefs City plans 'greatest' Christmas parade COL. JACK REILLY, the mayor's director of special events, promised citizens "Chicago's greatest Christmas parade," in State Street, from Wacker Drive to Congress Street, starting at 11 a. m.

Dec. 14. Bands with some 3,000 members and 30 floats, including four huge helium-filled balloons, will participate. The balloons are figures of an owl, a cat, an elephant and a hippopotamus. Members of the St.

Laurence High School city championship football team will carry them. Crosstown cost set at $2.22 billion THE COST of constructing the controversial Crosstown Expressway would be a whopping $2.22 billion, a study released Friday by the Illinois Department of Transportation revealed. If Chicago, which favors building the freeway, paid the nonfederal share of the cost of the Crosstown, as the city has indicated it would, the cost to the city over the next 10 years would be $614.3 million, the state study contends. The state is opposed to the proposed expressway. City officials have consistently argued that the cost of constructing the Crosstown would only be $1.5 billion.

Lights go out after ear hits pole ABOUT 3,000 northwest suburban families' were without electricity for 2V4 hours early Friday morning after a car driven by Mario Palazzolo, 32, of 23 W. Rand Arlington Heights, went off the highway near Rand and Baldwin Roads north of Palatine and sheared a power pole in two. Witnesses told police that Palazzolo, who was slightly injured, apparently fell asleep at the wheel. By Casey Bukro Environment Editor AN ORDER by the Indiana Air Pollution Control Board to close No. 4 open hearth furnace shop at the U.

S. Steel Gary Works by Dec. 31 was 1 met by three sharply different reactions Friday. U. S.

Steel said 2,500 workers would be left jobless. The Indiana board said it has given the Gary Works two deadline extensions totaling a year, and would not grant U. S. Steel's request for anoth- er six-month delay. Pollution control officials recalled that the open hearth furnace shop has been allowed to operate with no air pollution control devices because U.

S. I Steel has promised that the facility would be phased out of operation by this year. "THIS WOULD be their Obituaries Daniel J. Kennelly Mass for Daniel J. Kennelly, 66, of Lisle, a retired Chicago policeman, will be said at 10 a.

m. Monday in St. Cajetan's Church, 11201 S. Artesian Av. Mr.

Kennelly died Thursday in St. Francis Hospital, Blue Island. He retired as a policeman in 1971 after 36 years on the force. He had been assigned as a special assistant in the office of the United States attorney here from 1960 until his retirement from the Police Department and continued in that job as a civilian until his death. Survivors include his widow, Catherine; two sons, Daniel Jr.

and Eugene; and two daughters, Mrs. Madeline Hughes and Sister Nancy, a Catholic nun. James Kent More A memorial service for James Kent More, 63, of 2636-Walnut a puppeteer and actor, will be at 2 p. m. Saturday, Dec.

14, in Wilmette Congregational Church, 1125 Wilmette Wilmette. Mr. More died Thursday in Evanston Hospital. He often appeared in character roles at the Goodman Theater and in television shows and commercials. He once was a teacher of puppetry at Northwestern University and New Trier High School.

Surviving are his widow, Louise, and two Gregpry-and Dorothy, Mrs. Hattie G. Morris Mrs. Hattie G. Morris, So', widow of Louis an executive Samuel former Chicago-based wholesale dry goods firm, died Friday-in.

the nursing home at 725 W. Montrose Av. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Lappkoff and Mrs. Enid Karch; two sons, Harold and Arthur; a sister; nine grand children; and 10 great-grand children.

Services will be at 2 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 3019 W. Peterson Av. Judge Roger Kiley A memorial service for the late Senior Judge Roger J.

Kiley of the United States Court of Appeals was held Friday in court chambers in the Dirksen Federal Building. Judge Kiley, a former all-American football player at Notre Dame and a former 37th Ward alderman, died Sept. 6 at the age of 73. He had been a judge for 34 years, the last 17 with the Court of Appeals. Bernard Bernberg Services for Bernard Bernberg, retired central purchasing director of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago, who died Friday in Pembroke, will be at 2 p.

m. Monday in Westlawn Cemetery, 7800 W. Montrose Av. Mr. Bernberg, 66, moved from Chicago to Florida less than a year ago after 27 years on the federation staff.

Survivors include his widow, Dorothy; a son, Arthur; a daughter, Florence Sue; a grandchild; a brother, and a sister. N. U. widens probe Thomas v. Jankowski.

ceioved husband ot Stella, nee Janlcki; dear father ot Harry (the late Mary), Lottie (Arthur) Hillenbrand and the late Fred; step-father of Dorothy (John) Brenner, Walter Deptula, James (Marcy); grandfather ot seven; great-grandfather ot two; brother of Lottie (Walter) Kendzlera, Clara (the late Walter) Mozynski and Stella (the late Paul) Weber; many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.m., from Fortuna Funeral Home. 4401 S. Kedzie to St. Pius Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. Fourth degree member of Daniel Dowling Council, No. 1063, K.ofC.

LA 3-7781 JANKOWSKI Walter Jankowski, Dec. 4. Funeral Saturday. 11 a.m. at Linn Brothers Funeral Home.

3419 N. Clark. Interment Oak Ridge Cemetery. 935-2345 KAGAN Or. James J.

Kagan, Retired Podiatrist, formerly on the staff of Illinois State Hospital, Chicago, loving husband of Anne devoted father of Ellen G. (Dr. Byron Goldstein of Skokie, and Alice K. (Henry Stone; also survived by 4 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren; lond brother Of Hannah Davis, Hyman Cohen ol Chicago and Rae Gctz of Miami. Services were under, the direction of Gro-man Eden Mortuary, Los Angeles, California.

Family prefers contributions to the American Cancer Society or Ihe Heart Association. KARTHAN George Stanley Karthan, beloved husband of Julia Erdakos Karthan; loving father ot Bea (George) Chionis. Carolyn Karthan and Stanley George (Andrea) Karthan; dear grandfather of seven; fond brother of Mary Michau and Elizabeth Karthan Szabo. Funeral Monday. 10 a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W.

103d Oak Lawn, to St. Nicholas Greek Orthodon Church. Interment Evergreen Cemetery. Visitation after 5 P.m. Saturday.

In lieu of flowers, donations to George Stanley Memorial Fund would be appreciated. For transportation info, call 636-1193 or 735-4242. KELLY Matthew (Ty) Kelly of St. Joseph Home for ihe Aged, Palatine, formerly of Addison, beloved husband of the late Doris, nee Malmgren; dear father ot Thomas J. (Elaine) Kelly; loving grandfather of James and Daniel Kelly.

Visitation Sunday 7 to 9 at CavAnaah.Krh(i(vnfnvin Fun eral Home, Kewanee. HI. Funeral mass nnonaay, a.m., ai visitation catholic Church, Kewanee. Iniermeni Evergreen Memory Gardens. Contributions to St.

Joseph Home for the Aged, Palatine, appreciated. Local info. 824-5155. KENNELLY i 5. beloved hus-SB? Steffen Kennedy and the juJLuFL f.a,hcr of Sister Nancy, I.B V.M..

Madeline (Michael) Hughes. Daniel J. Jr. (Joann) and Eugene; grandfather of four; dear brother iohn p- and Fathf Joseph B. Kennelly.

O.M.I. Visitation after 6 S.m onnellan Funeral Home. 10525 Western Av to St. Caletan Church. Mass 10 a.m.

interment Holy Sepulchre. In lieu ol lowers, contributions may be made to the Blessed Virgin Mary or the Ob'ate Palhefs. BE 8-0075. KOVATS See Patrick O'Brien notice. KRZYSIAK John Krzvsiak.

age B2, dear father of Frank (Dorothy) and Anna Xenakis; fond brolher of Joseph of Pennsylvania, Paul. Agnes and Anna, all in Poland; dearest grandfather of seven and great-grandfather of one. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.m., from Baf ia Funeral Home, 18th and W. 18lh lo SI. Adalbert Church lor 11 a.m.

mass. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. Visitation begins Saturday after 2 p.m. Info.

CA 6-2298. KW1EK See Anloinette Spicola notice. LANGE John J. Lange. age 54, of Lyons, beloved husband of the late Frances Lanae; dearest faihor nf Hiann A Inulna brother ol Tony Lange.

Resting at Tower nomc iui r-uncrais, ewi jonei Lyons, Ml. Funeral Saturday p.m. Cremation Woodlawn Memorial Park. 447-7900. LEVY Harold A.

Levy, beloved husband of Helen Levy, nee Holstein; loving father of Harold (Pat) Levy dear grandfaher of three. Funeral Monday. 9-1 a frnm niako. Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. 103d Oak udwn.

id vtosi moiv Keoeemer tnuren. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation alter 2 o.m. Saturday In lion nf (lowers, donations to Heart Fund ap- prcciaiea. r-or iransponanon into, call 636-1193 or 735-4242.

LIMA Florence (Alfonsa) Lima, nee Scaletta. beloved wile of the. late Salvalore; loving mgincr or viary rnil 1 l.eiO, KOSe (Albert) Brusca. Sam (LoiO anrl lAmo iMinl- dear grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of one. Resting at Columbian Funeral Home.

6621 W. North Oak Park. Funeral Monday at 8:45 a.m. Mass 10 a.m. at St.

Monica Church. Interment Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Visitation Saturday after 4 p.m. Please omit flowers.

VI 8-3010 L0RENZETTI Henry J. Loremelti. aae 50. helauprt hm. band of Wilma, nee Hunt; loving father ot Richard (Karen), Michael, U.S.A.

Edward and Mary; dear son of Natale and Quintillia (Titlie) Lorenzetti; fond brother di Kdipn uuaniraj ano uueo (jovecj; dear uncle af many niprpt Ami nunhauit Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.m., from The vioniciair i-unerai Home, 6901 w. Belmont Aw In rharln nnrenmn Melrose Park, 111. Mass 10a.m. interment cemeiery. urday.

622-9300 LUCCHESE of Carmelo; dear aunt of Joseph (H1I- uL-uuruei cuutaie, iono granamoiner or Thomas; devoted sister of Carmen and the late Joseph and Mario; dear sister in law of Vincnt (Concetta), Gaston (Carmel), Charles (Rose), Joseph (Lena), and the lale Peter (Antonettc); many nieces and neohews. Funeral Monday 9 a.m. from Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North Ave to St. Vincent Ferrer Chruch.

River Forest. Mass 10 a.m. Interment All Saints -L-mcicrr. or vib-wku, MACAROL See Nicholas Bondmass notice. MANELIA Henrv (Hank) Mai-ikIIa.

hulnunrt hnthanrt nl Miriam, nee Anderson; fond son of the late Ignacio and Clara Maneiia; loving brolher of Augustino. Letizia, Carmella Cuttan-naro, Herman, Delores Jensa, John, Joseph and Frank. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., irom the Belmont Funeral Home, 7170 W. Belmont lo St. Simeon Church.

Bellwood, III. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. 286-2500. 283-7444.

MARZAN0 See Tommaso Bruno notice McATEE Detuyne H. McAfee, beloved husband ot Catherine (Sue), nee Conwill; loving father of Patricia Hermann and Diane (Donald) Rogers; beloved grandfather of Donald brother of William (Svea), George and Nellie (Tom) Miller, Resting at Hornburg. Klein Evergreen Funeral Home. 2955 W. 95th after 7 p.m.

Saturday. Services Monday 10 a.m. Iniermeni Evergreen. Member of Teamsters Local, NO. 705.

422-7010. MILES Isabelle Miles, dear mother of Vivian McMlchaci and James (Judith); grandmother ol David and Laurie McMichael; sister ol Stephanie Warchal. Services at Sholdon-Goglin Funeral Home, 5935 W. Belmont Sunday 8 p.m. Interment orivatc.

Visitation after 7 p.m. Saturday. Sunday 1 to 8 p.m. Member of National Iris Society, in lieu of Mowers. memorials.may be sent to the Heart Fund.

237-4404. MORE James Kent Frisbee More ol 2636 Walnut Evanston, Dec. 5. 1974, husband of Louise Pcttil More; father of Gregory Paul and Dorothy Sue More. Memorial service 2 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 14, at Wilmette Congregational Church, 1125 Wilmette Av. at Lake Avenue, Wilmette. in lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Northwesicrn University School of Speech, New Theatre Building Fund. MORRIS Hattie Morris, nee Gordon, beloved wife of the late Louis; loving mother of Evelyn (Edward) Lapkoll of Los Angeles, Enid (Meyer) Karch.

Harold (Edyth) of New York, Arthur (Erma) and the late Jack; mother in law of Melba-Lce Morris; fond sister of Fannie Morris; grandmother of nine; great-grandmother ot 10. Services Monday, 2 P.m.. at Original Welnstcin and Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson Av. Inter, mcnt Oak Woods Cemetery.

Please omit flowers. Chapel visitation at time of service only. LO 1-1890. MURRAY Gerard F. Murray Las Vegas, Nevada, passed away Wednesday morning, hort illness, survived by three sons, Gerard Manhattan, Patrick, Pcofonc, Ill-James, ot Chicago; beloved 11 grandchildren; one great grandchild; one brother, James, Miami, Florida; two sisters, Mrs.

Bernice Monoham, San Diego. Mrs. Dorothy Gates, San Diego; nieces and neohews. Funeral Salurday, 11 a.m. at St.

Paul Catholic Church, Pcotone, Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery, NIlcs, ill. Visitation Friday evening at Fedde-Hellrich Chapel, 114 W. Main Peolonc, 111. Liturgical service, Friday 8 P.m.

2SB-6737. MUSTEIKIS Grazina Musteikis, Dec. 5, 1974, born In Kaunas. Lithuania, loving daughter of Kazys and Grazina Musteikis. Funeral services Monday, 9 a.m., from the Marquette Funeral Home, 2533 W.

71st to Nativity B.V.M. Church. Mass of the Resurrection 9:30 a.m. Interment Llthua-man St. Casimir Cemetery.

In lieu ol flowers, donations to the Lithuanian Fund. Balfo or Daughters ol Lithuania, would be appreciated. Visitation after 2 p.m. Saturday. 476-2345.

NORMAN George H. Norman Dec. 6, 1974, beloved husband of the late Florence loving father of George H. Norman grandfather of Kent Norman and Mrs. Kerry Rudolf; great-grandfather of Jennifer Rudolph.

Visitation Sunday 3 p.m. to 9 p.m. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., from Donnellan-Fltzgerald-Franklin Funeral Home. 10045 Skokie Blvd. at Old Orchard Road, to St.

Philip the Apostle Church, North! iold. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. 675-1990. O'BRIEN Patrick J.

O'Brien, (ret'd. C.F.D.) Dec. 6, 1974. beloved husband ot Agnes (McGowan) O'Brien; fond father of Donald (Mary Anne). Rita (James) Hasty, Francis.

Ann (William) Kovats and Kevin (Mary Lou) O'Brien; grandfather of IB; dear brolher of John, Frank. Jane. Susan and Lena O'Brien and the late Thomas, William. Michael, Martin and Beatrice O'Brien and Mary Lawlor. Funeral Monday, 9: 15 a.m., from the Brady-Gill Funeral Home, 2929 W.

87th to St. Bede the Venerable Church, for Mass of the Resurrection at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Native of Cooraclare, County Clare Ireland. In lieu of flowers, kindly make donations to the American Heart Assoc.

Visitation alter 5 p.m. Saturday. 636-2600. See Frank J. Suchma notice.

PARRILL1 Vlto Parrilli, beloved husband of Antonia, nee Tortorcilo; dear son of the late Sebastian and Theresa Parrilli, nee Pacelli; brother of the late Thomas, James and Angela Sarraco; survived by many nieces and nephews. Funeral from Galcwood Funeral Home, 1857 N. Harlem to St. William Church. Mass 10 a.m.

Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery, vt-itatlon begins Saturday at 4 o.m. 889-1700. ROBERTS Sec Dr. John J. Gregory, M.D.

notice. ROSS Louise J. Ross, beloved wife of Conrad; dear sister of Yolanda (Leonard) Gangler, Rose (Fred) Clanclo, Joseph J. (Emma) and Armand (Rose) Mosconi. Funeral Monday, Dec.

9. at 9 a.m., from Collins Funeral Home, 5350 W. North to St. Peter Camsius Church for mass at 9:30 a.m. Interment Queen of Heaven.

Visitation 7 to 10 p.m. Saturday and 1 to 10 p.m. Sunday. 889-8844. RYBA Walter J.

Ryba, ot Bellwood, beloved husband of Lucille nee Zalaczek; loving lather ol Susanne (Frank) Abbcduto, rtlyce Ryba, Paul J. (Barbara) Ryba and the late Marcia and Lisa Ryba; dear grandfather of Annalise and Peter J. Abbcduto; fond brother of Sister Mary Anllla and Sisler Ellen Marie, John Ryba and the late Mary Ryba. Funeral Salurday, Dec. 7, 9:30 a.m.

from Rosewood Funeral Home. 4000 St. Charles Bellwood. Mass at 10 a.m. at St.

Simeon Church. Entombment Queen ol Heaven Mausoleum. Member Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation, St. Cvr K. of Simeon Holy Name and Jr.

Vice Commandr V.F.W., Bellwood Post, 5081 Please omit flowers. Visitation after 2 p.m. Friday. 544-6667 RYCHLOWSKI Rose Rychlowski, nee Srbna, of Borwyn, beloved wife of John; also survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday.

Dec. 9, at 11 a.m., from the Joseph Nosek and Sons Funeral Home, 6716-18 W. 16th 51., corner of Euclid. Berwvn, to St. Mary ol Ccllc Church.

Mass Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum. Visitation 7 to 9:30 p.m. Saturday and 2 to 9:30 p.m. Sunday. SCHMITT Barbara E.

Schmitt, age 81. beloved wife of the late Nicholas; loving mother of John W. (Dixie) Schmit Robert (Florence) Schmitt, George Schmitt, Agnes (Warner Rcinholr. Marcel la Schmitt, Nicholas (Joan) Schmitt, Barbara (Richard) Martens and the late Nicholas Jr. and Charles; fond sister of Margaret (Fred) Hug; loving grandmother of 18 and oreat-grandmolPier ol 14.

Visitation Saturday and Sunday from p.m. at Wcstfatl Funeral Chapel. 716 N. State St. Parking N.W.

corner Stale and Huron. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel to Holy Name Cathedral for to a.m. mass, interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

Masses will be appreciated. 787-0040. SCHM00K Leona W. Schmook, neeWcnzel, suddenly, beloved Wife ol Earl loving sister of Ihe late Alfred; beloved niece ol Alfred Zander and Olga Senne; dearest aunt of Fred. Robert and Carotc.

Resting at Wiet-ing and Son Chapel. 3658 S. Wolcott Av. Funeral services Monday, Dec. 9, 1:30 p.m., at St.

Andrew Lutheran Church, interment Bethania. Please omit flowers. LA 3-0985. SICILIAN0 Joseph Sicitiano, beloved husband of Evelyn; loving father of Sam (Carol) and Joann; dear brother of Santa Aiello, Tony IRose), Jimmy (Mary), Angelo (Peggy). Peter and Mary; fond grandfather of three.

Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.m.. from the Malec and Sons Funeral Home. 6OO0 Milwaukee to St. John Brebeul Church, interment St.

Adalbert. Visitation begins Saturday at 4 p.m. 774-4100. SKARZENSKI Joseph J. Skarzenski, beloved husband of Soohte, nee Szczecina; dear father of John Smec; fond brother of Mary Baginski of Poland and the late Alex, Stanley, Walter and Paul; uncle ol Melline.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from ihe Ooyt Funeral Home, 1 E. 1 19th lo Assumption B.V.M. Church. Mass 10 interment Holy Cross. PU 5-3711.

SKUP Clara M. Skup, beloved wife ol Steven; sister in taw of Mary (the late Casimir) Berendt, Victoria (the late John) Berendt. Mae (the laic Bruno) Klosowski, Rpse (the late Frank) Klosowski and John Elaine) Skup. Funeral Monday, Dec. 9, 10 a.m., from Mat; Funeral Home, 3440 N.

Central lo St. Pascal Church. Mass 10:30 a.m. Entombment Queen ot Heaven. Visitation after 7 p.m.

Friday. SMEDBERG Christine M. Smedberg. beloved wife of the lale loving mother of William (Joan), Donald. Rolfe.

Karl. Steven, Irene CLonnie) Martin and the late Ruth dear sister of William Soukup and Matilda Korfl; grandmother ol live. Resting at the Columbian Funeral Home. 10300 W. Grand near Mannheim Road, Franklin Park, where funeral services will be held Satur.

day, Dec. 7, at 9:30 a.m. Interment Elm Lawn Cemetery. 455-1200. SNIEC See Joseph J.

Skarzenski notice. SPICOLA Antoinette Spicola, nee Kwiek. beloved wile ot the late Gaetano; dear mother of Blanche Richard) Scalise, Anna (John) Such. Marie (Eugene) DeFrank, Rose (Joseph) Sorrenlino, Stella (Anthony) Frepane and Frances (Hugh) Williams; grandmother of 15; loving daughter of Mary and the late Frank Kwiek; fond sisler of Jennie Williams. Louise Weldon, Edward, Stanley and the late Wanda, Charles and Peter Kwiek.

Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., from Dalcamo Funeral Home. 470 W. 26th to All Sainls-St. Anthony Church. Interment St.

Adalbert. Visitation after 6 p.m. Saturday. VI 2-8681. STRANDELL Emma C.

Strandell, wile of the lale Rev. A. j. Strandell; mother of Melvin A. Beryl) ol Milwaukee, Evelyn C.

(Roland) Olander ol La Grange, Robert E. (Virginia) ol Des Plaincs. Dorothy l. (William) Deering ol Princeton, N.J.; grandmother Of 13 Vkitatlnn xt limn nf enruira at Bethany Methodist Home Chapel. 5015 N.

Paulina Saturday 1:30 P.m. interment Irving Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Bethany Methodist Home. 561-4850. STREYCKMANS Eslctie Z.

Streyckmans, nee Zagar. beloved mother ol William M. and Marie Lue Bentley; fond grandmother of Dalainee M. Bent lev. As willed, body donated to Stritch School of Medicine ol Loyola University.

SUCHMA Frank J. "Suchman" Suchma ol Berwvn, retired owner ol Suchman's Fruit Store Chicago, beloved husband of Rose, nee Kazimour; dear father of Tiltie R. (John Ondius; brolher ol Charles (Helen), Tillie (the late Frank) Remcn rtnd Bessie (Stanley) Hulesch; nieces and nephews, all of Cleveland, O. Funeral Monday. Dec.

9, at 9 a.m., from the JoscDh Nosek and Sons Funeral Home, 6716-18 W. 16th corner of Euclid, Berwvn, to Si. Mary ol Cclle Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. interment Woodlawn.

Member of Karel IV Court, No. 1502, C.O.F., Bcrwyn Lodge. No. 424, L.O.O.M. and St.

Joseph No. 27, Catholic Workmen. Visitation 5 to 9:30 0. m. Saturday and 2 to 9:30 p.m.

Sunday. TEKLAK Stephen Teklak. Dec. 4. beloved husband of Florence, nee Lamich; son ol the lale John and Sofia Teklak.

Funeral services Saturday, 10:15 a.m., irom the Marquette Funeral Home. 2533 W. 7Isi St. to St. Adrian Church for mass of the Resurrection at 10:45 a.m.

Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Please omit flowers. Visitation Irom 2 p.m. Friday. 476-2345 TEK0R Stanley Tekor, 61, beloved son ol the lale Joseph and Pelronella; dear brother of Adeila Woveris.

Sophie (Chas.) Takalnis. Stella (Wm.) Hrebic: dearest friend of Violel Panek; loving uncle ol many. Funeral 9:00 a.m. Monday Dec. 9, 1974 from the Vance Funeral Home, S.

50th Ave. Cicero lo SI. Anthony Church. Interment Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Visitation aflcr 6:30 p.m.

Saturday, 2 P.m. lo 10 P.m. Sunday. 652-5245. THOMPSON Helen Thompson, nee Soch, Dec.

4, 1974. beloved wile ol the late Bruce dear mother ot Mary Ann (Alex) Frankowski and Jean (Kenneth) Brown; grandmother ol seven; lond sister ot Agnes Arendl. Raymond Soch. Anne Tessner, Lorelta Rychalski and the tate John Soch. Funeral Sat 9:30 a.m..

from Ewald Funeral Home. 7501-03 N. Southoort Av. to St. Josaphat Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. 549-0098. TITI Egisto A.

Titi, age 71. husband of Alma, nee.Giaconc; father ol Richard (Carol) Chili; grandfather of Chervl and Robin Chili. Resting at Panozzo Bros. Funeral Home, 300 E. 115th after 5 p.m.

Saturday. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., to St Anthony Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Contributions to Cancer Society appreciated. PU 5-2030.

T0RRETT0 Bernard C. Torretto, beloved husband of Hazel nee O'Hara; loving father of Mrs Carol Bonliglio, Mrs. Frances Crawford and John fond brother of Mrs. Mary Tocci, Mrs. Lena Ktuge, Mrs.

Lillian Frangello, Mrs. Pauline Blaint, Mrs. Sarah Wallers; and nephew ot Paul Torretto. devoted grandfather of five. Resting at SMrr Chapel, 2324 W.

tilth St. Until 9-15 a.m. Monday, mass 10 a.m. at St. Francis St mI Dobson- VITATERNA Marilyn Jean Vitaterna.

Dec. 5. 1974, late of the East Side, beloved daughter of Joseph and Rachel Vitaterna; dear sister of Joseph (Carole) Vitaterna (Vlto) and Jacqueline Fred) Mcnto; lond aunt of two nephews and four nieces. Recent graduate of S.I.U., Col egeof Art Education. Funeral services Monday.

10 a.m., from the Claude E. Griescl Mortuary, 10240 Ewlng, to St. George Church for mass at Entombment Resurrection Cemetery. Vis- 768 0632 r0m 3 t0 ,0 pm' VITEK Sec Edward Heilek Notlriv I WEIGHER Xenia Weicher. Dec.

5, sister of the late John (Geraldine); dear aunt of johi Charles, Joseph and Richard. Visitation at Birren and Son Funeral Home, 6125 Clark after 4 p.m. Friday. Funeral services Saturdav afternoon at Va ai ZINI An honv J. Zini.

beloved husband of Mar- rKM n5e D.onJc'"ir'; 'oving father ol RP-'KH bt0WT 0' T. and the late Josephine Br chctto, Joseph. Peter, Rose Oakes and Louis. Services Funeral HbmS 5001 N. Lmco Av.

Interment Acacia Park pmTV28700.l8ira"fln istered in the Turkish zone cannot be driven in the Greek zone. Businesses licensed in the north cannot operate in the south and vice versa. RELIABLE SOURCES said the only way the negotiations can succeed is if the Greeks agree to a Turkish call for a biregional Cyprus within a federal framework. Makarios' position on this is unclear, tho interviews with sources close to the archbishop indicate that he will oppose a solution based on geographic separation. Funeral Directors JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" 25 E.

Erie WHItehall i-6060 Cemeteries Faith. olr. 849-074. MEMORY Gardens. Arlington His.

4 craves. Val. at $1800 for S150O. 2S3-2567 alt. 1 p.m.

2 MAUSOLEUM crypts Desirable Inc. Memory Gardens Cemetery. S37.50 offer. 438-M36 WOODLAWN CEMETERY Forest Lawn section. 4 grave By owner.

2714144 eves. RESTVALE CEMETERY S9O0. All. 6 p.m.. 8464931.

2 SPACES Reasonable. Chapel Hill Gar dens boum. 363-4987 alt. 9 MOUNT VERNON Memorial Estates. 119-Archcr.

Lemont. 4 grave lot. 81k. 2. S800.

238-5535 In Memoriom IEEDY Herbert J. Leedv, December 7. 1970 Some may forget you now you're gone, I shall remember no matter how lono. WIFE GENEVIEVE Fraternal Notices Andrew Wilson Chplr. Number 319 Funeral for sister Marian Lank-ford Saturday morning 10 a.m.

at Starrs i-unerai Home. isn w. 111th St. Elliabeth McConnell. W.M.

Death notices AANERUD Allen H. Aanerud. devoted husband of Anne; loving father of Mrs. Anne Zimmer man; tons Droiner 01 miss La verne Manerua; rnree granacniiaren. i-unerai services II Ji m.

Mandav At Pllor.Rrarlw Pun. era I Home. Cedar Lake, Ind. Fr. Julian Jercna.

Bunai mi. Greenwood, Chicago. Friends may call at Funeral Home Saturday from 7-10 and Sunday from 2-5 and 7-10. Please omit flowers. 219-374-5481.

ANDERSON Helen H. Anderson of Morion Grove, beloved wife of Louis; dear mother of Louis Jr. (Edith), Helen Dewar (Matthew) and Geraldine Thomas (Frank); grandmother of six; great-grandmother of eight. Services in Mever-Simkins Funeral Home, 6251 Dempster Morton Grove, Monday 10 a.m. Interment Ridgewood.

in lieu of flowers, donations to Cancer Society would be depreciated. Visitation Sunday 2 to 9 p.m. YO 5-2500. BARDWELL Katie M. Bard well, nee Measner, beloved wife of the late Elmo; sisler of John F.

Measner; aunt of John F. Measner. Funeral Monday. 11 a.m., at Becvar Funeral Directors, 5218 S. Kedzie.

Interment Montrose. Visitation Saturday after 6 p.m. 776-3809. BEES Elmer B. Bees, beloved husband of Marie, nee Peters; son of Ihe late William H.

and Amanda; brolher of Wilbert Jeanette Miller, Glenn A. and the late Lydia Schotz and Howard W. Visitation Saturday 6 P.m. to 10 P.m., Sunday 1 o.m. to 10 P.m.

Funeral. Monday, Dec. 9, 1 P.m., at Henry W. Mueller Funeral Home, 5300-12 W. Belmont Av.

Memorials to your favorite charity appreciated. Interment Irving Park Cemetery. AV 6-8740. BELIVEAU Wilfred L. Beliveau beloved husband of the late Emily Rose; dear father ol Sandra (Donald) Rupelt, Alice (David) Sheets.

Debra Lato and Wilfred L. dear grandfather of Donna Lee and Donald Jr. Ruoelt and Dickie Sheets and Frank Lato III; dear brother of Dolores Hager-mann, Lorraine Homma, Lucille Frawlev and Donald Beliveau. Funeral Monday. Dec.

9, 9:15 a.m.. Iiom Mat: Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central to St. Cyprian Church. Mass 10 a.m.

interment Mount Carmel. B0LIN See Dr. John J. Gregory, M.D. notice.

BON DM ASS Nicholas Bondmass, beloved husband of Anna, nee Sperka; loving father of Phyllis (John) Macarol. James, Joseph (Sarah) and Anthov (Mary); fond grandfather of four; grcat-grandfalher of one; dearest brother ol the late MaryFravetettl. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m.. from Szvkowny Funeral Home, 4901-07 S. Archer to St.

Richard Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment Resurrection. Visitation Saturday 5 to 10 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 10 p.m.

735-7521. B0NFIGU0 See Carrie M. Campisano notice. B0N0MASSA See Nicholas Bondmass notice. BRADY Blanche Brady.

Dec. 5, 1974, of Covenant Village, Norlhbrook, formerly of Hinsdale, wife of the late D. Clifton Brady; mother of Clarence and Ralph Robertson; grandmother of five; great-grandmother of five. Services 11 a.m. Saturday at Schneider Home for Funerals, 2nd and Lincoln Streets, Hinsdale, interment Mount Emblem.

FA 3-0634. BREUER See Dr. John J. Gregory, M.D. notice, BRUNN Joseph F.

Brunn, Dec. 5. 1974, after a long illness, formerly of 6335 S. Trov and 6223 S. Princeton, beloved brother of the late Mary Miller and Walter Brunn.

At Lain and Son Chaoel, 2121 W.9th where services wilt be held Salurday, Dec. 7, at 11 a.m. Interment Mount Hope. 238-2182. BRUNO Tommaso Bruno, loving husband ol the late Josephine; dearest father of Anna (Ignatius De Cicco, Lillian (Anthony) and Charles; grandfather of ive great-grandfather of II.

Funeral Monday, 9 A.m., from the Galcwood Funeral Chapels. 1B57 N. Harlem to St. Domitilla Church, Hillside. Mass 10 a.m.

Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. Visitation Saturday after 5 P.m. B89-1700. BURKE Marqarct G. Burke, nee Ruopcrt, beloved wife of the late Philip; loving mother of Frank (Jo), Russell (the late Bea).

Genevieve (Bill) Grocner, Phyllis and Marqarcl (Ray) Hohl; dear grandmother of 11; great-grandmolhcr ol five. Funeral Monday. Dec. 9. at 10:30 a.m..

from the Burkhard Funeral Home. 2157 W. Irving Park Rd. at Leavitt Slrcct, to St. Benedict Church for mass at 11 a.m.

Interment All Saints Ccmolory In lieu ol flowers, family prefers masses. Visitation Saturday after 5 o.m. KE 9-7900. CAMPISANO Carrie M. Campisano, nee Martino, devoted wife of the late Frank; beloved mother of Theresa (the late Ralph) Bonfiglio and the late Fred; fond grandmother of five; great-grandmother of seven.

Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. 103 Oak Lawn, to St. John Fisher Church. Entombment Mount Carmel. Visitation Saturday 6 p.m.

to 10 p.m. and Sunday 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. For transportation info, call 636-1193 or 735-4242. CHASE Merrilt C.

Chase, beloved husband of the lale Gladys, nee Johnson; dear father of Jean John Kavanauoh; fond grandfather of Kevin Merritt, At Mee Ramme Funeral Home, 3918 Irving Park Rd. Visit a I ion Sunday Irom 2 to 9 p.m. Service Monday, Dec. 9, 1 p.m.' Interment Mount Olive Cemetery. Memorials to Irving Park United Methodist Church, 3801 N.

Kceler appreciated. 478-0038. CHITI Sec Egisto A. Titi notice. COOKE Elizabeth M.

Cooke, nee Morrison, of Glcnvicw, Dec. 6, wife of James mother of James Robert and Kathleen P. Cooke: daughter of Elizabeth Bishop of Montlcelfo, 111. Service Monday, 11:00 a.m. at Wm.

H. Scott Funeral Home, 1100-04 Waukeean Glenview. Interment private. In lieu of flowers memorials' may be made to North Shore Branch of American Cancer Society, 1618 Orrlngton Evanston. Visitation 2 p.m.

-8 p.m. Sunday. PA 4-0063. CRAWFORD Thomas W. Crawford, beloved husband of Gladys, nee Kelley; dear father of Alan and Julie (Frank) Taylor; fond grandfather of Jennifer Taylor; brother of Helen C.

oi Jennifer Taylor; brother ot Helen Derlcknn and Phvilk (Dv nnnalri) Rn, Member of Pioneer Chapter, Services Monday, Dec. 9, lo a.m.. at Mee 8. Ramme Funeral Home, 3918 Irving Park Rd. Visitation after 3 p.m.

Sunday. Interment private. Please omit Memorials may be made to Irving Park Presbyterian Church, La Rabida Sanitarium or Logopedlcs. Frank Blazicek. in Europe and the late Paul.

Jacob Blazicek. Elizabeth Slmek, Anna Orth. Josephine Kuklovskyand Rose Michalek; dear aunt of many nieces and nephews; cousin of Joseph Sek. Funeral Salurday Dec. 7, 9 a.m from Soites ChapeU 7746 51st St.

lo St. Simon Church. Mass 9:30 a.m. interment Resurrection. Please omn i lowers, it-iat.

GAYNES Or. Harvey E. Gaynes, of Los Angeles, formerly of Chicago, beloved husband ot Marion, nee Wormser; devoted father of Richard L. Services Sunday. 2:00 p.m.

at Eden Memorial Park Chapel, Mission Hills, Cal. Malinow a. Silverman Mortuary, Directors. In lieu ot flowers Please make contributions to the Gertrude C. Levinthal Memorial Heart Fund, St.

John Hospital, sama rvionica. iai. GERARDI Francesco Gerardi. beloved husband of Franceses, nee Lepore; loving father of Vito (Rosemary), Teresa (Sebastiano) Ciccia, Lucrezia (Lino) Cardini, Victor (Pat). Pictro (Marisa).

Joe (Maria). Andrea (Anna), Tony (Carol) and Maria uu rioiiteac; uro1 Vianoiejiner Oi 19. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a.m., from Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North Oak Park, to St. John Bosco Church.

Mass 9:30 a.m. Interent St. Joseph. Visitation atlcr 6 p.m. Saturday.

Vi 8-3010 or ES voiii. GIANNARIS John Giannaris, beloved son of Peter and Soohia. nee Bouzetos; fond brolher ot Harry (Dora), Georgia (George) Sotos and Tina (John) Caribacas. Funeral Salurday, TO a.m., from the Gatewood Chapels, 1857 N. Harlem to Assumption Church.

service 1 1 a.m. iniermenr mmwooo. BBv-1700 or AIJ 7-8600. G0RECKI Ben Gorecki. beloved husband of Helen, npp Woinarkiouuid Inuifia laihmr nf rf.

ward (Rose), Raymond (Dolores) and Shirley (Charles) Miskanin; dear grandfather of fond brother of Stella Sokolowski. Charlotte Shear and Walter Gorecki; also survived by many brothers in law. sisters in law, nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m.. from Ridge Funeral Home.

6620-2B W. Archer corner of Natoma, to St. Daniel the Prophet Church. Interment RMirrpctionCfmtnfv Please omit flowers. Member of Quigtey Council.

No. 2428. K. of C. and White Eagle Lodge.

No. 280. Visitation after 7 p.m. diuroay ano i p.m. io io p.m.

Sunday. 586-7900. GREGORY Dr. John J. Gregory.

M.D.. beloved hu. band ot Audrey, nee Bolin; loving son of the late Joseph and Mary Gregory; dear step-lather of Hilda (Robert) Breuer; fond brother of Grace (W1tiM Kmlwiak. fit Benjamin Gregory, Margaret Roberts and Rosemary Enochs; grandfather of Donald, ucmic una jenrcy Breuer. r-unerai Monday.

9 a.m.. from Kennv Brothers. 3AfM 95th to Christ the King Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St.

Marv. In linn nf Mowers, kindly make memorials to Holy v.ro nuspnai. jjv-jow. GRIFFIN James J. Griffin, loving husband of the late Catherine, nee La very; dead father of Marv (Terronce) Creamer, James iiftintyi, r-tiintu i.

luiancj Kathleen (Robert Swift and John (Patricia): oranrlfathfr of (nnrt tirnlhui of Patrick and the late Thomas, Molly Foley of Detroit, and John ol Ireland. Funeral Monday, Dec. 9. at nern r-uncrai i-iome. mo rvtaoison ud ffiTK, io si.

oannoiomew murcn. Mass of the Resurrection at 10 a.m. interment All Saints. Native ol Liter-East, Glembeioh. Countv Kerry.

Irftand. Visita tion Sunday, from 12 noon until 10 p.m. EU J-5UU or Kb J-7JV4. HARRINGTON William Harrlnotan. belnveri in ha nil af Gladys; father ol William A.

(Gale) and Elizabeth A. Harrington; grandfather of four; brolher of Luke, Joseph Harrington and Ann Hay. Member of Providence Lodge, No. 711, A.F. A.M.

Services HEJLEK Edward J. Heilek, late ot Downers Grove, formerly ot Berywn, beloved husband ot Helen nee Vitek; dear brolher of Frank (Frances). Frances (Harold) Link and Blanche (Raymond) Brogan; brother In law of Sylvia (George) Karas; fond uncle ol manv nirihoui. anr! aranr! niiri vices Monday, 9:45 a.m. Irom H.

Marik sons, oyj w. lermax tierwyn io bi. Marv Of CpIIi Church. in-in Entombment Queen of Hpavrn Mausoleum. Visitation Saturday after 4 P.m.

uut-OJIU or DU-Ji33 ELLEN Blanche G. Hellen, of Costa Mesa, iriiiTornta, oassco away NovcmDcr 1974. lurvivpri hv hinhand Harnlri Hut. len. Services and Interment in Pacific View memorial rarn.

ivcwpori ucacn, lain, a native of Chicago. Mrs. Hellen had resided am. iot ine pasi 1 1 vtais. HEMMERLING Paul A.

Hpmmerllna. taelnufd hinhanrl nf the late Clara, nee Jantsch; dear father of Helen Hailing, Vincent, Rita. Claire. meres micoiai, uavia. inc late Arthur, element.

Svluia. Frlmunrl and Intnnh- grandfather of 20; great-grandfather of 30; nf innr Rnctinn jt Cooney Funeral Home. 3552 Southoort, alter 2 P.m. Sunday. Funeral Monday, 9:30 n.m., io si.

Mnarcw inapei. iniermeni Joseph. H0LZAPFEL Carter H. Holzapfcl, beloved husband ot Thclma, nee Mook; devoted father of Dolly (Robert Crom and James E. (Sharon) Holzapfcl; dear brother of Louis; loving vrnnoinincr oi Korjorr, Kicnaro ano victoria.

Funeral services Monday, tOa.m.,at Stanley Funeral Home, 3060 Milwaukee v. iniermenr Acacia i-arn cemetery. Visitation Saturday alter 6 p.m. 342-3330. HOSTY See Patrick J.

O'Brien notice. HRUBY Martin A. Hrubv, late ot the Norwood Park Home, dear uncle of Ruth Kresl Pearson, Dorothy Buchholi Weber, Marlon Kresl Lehman and James Kresl. Funeral Monday, Dec. 9.

2 p.m., at Olson Funeral Home. 6467-77 N. Northwest Hwy. Interment Bohemian National. Member I Telephone Pioneers ot America.

Visitation alter 7 p.m. Saturday. 774-3333. HUD IK Frank Hudik. beloved husband of the late Mamie, nee Rada; fond father of Terry (Roseann), Gary (Coralyn) and Judith (John) Sutter; brother ot Edward, Ann Franck and Louise Slawnlak; grandfather of John and Angela Sutter.

Resting at Becvar Funeral Directors, 5218 S. Kedzie. until 10 p.m. Sunday. Funeral Monday, 10 a.m., at Community Methodist Church, 50th and S.

Honore. Interment Evergreen. Member of Galaxy Lodge, No. 880, A.F. A.M.

and Electrical Radio and Machine Workers Union Local, No. 1199. Visitation Saturday after 4 p.m. 776-3809. HURT Sylvia A.

Hurl, nee Hrubv, of Chicago, loving mother of Elaine (Elwood) Logan, the late Joseph (Beverly) Hurt; grandmother of Ted, Doup and Barbara Logan, Joe, Keith and Debbie Hurt; sister of Anna Leicar and Elsie (George) Trousil. Funeral services Monday, Dec. 9. 1974, 10 a.m. at John T.

Chrastka Memorial Chapels. 6301 W. Cermak Berwvn. Interment Wood lawn Memorial Park. Visitation Sunday 2 to 10p.m.

lnfoOL2-t3or 1 2-2990. IZNER Lena liner, beloved mother of Elaine Sega love, and Santord liner; devoted sister of Frieda Fried; also survived by five grandchildren and three great orandchlldren. Services and interment were in Los Angeles. MALINOW AND Silverman Mortuary Directors. after drug OFFICIALS AT Northern University, De Kalb, were attempting to determine Friday whether six students arrested on drug charges including a De Kalb alderman ever sold drugs on the campus.

'Whether the university takes disciplinary action against the six hinges on whether they dealt in drugs on the university grounds," said Dr. Donald Peterson, public information director for the university. "We have talked to the police officers involved in the arrests, and so far they cannot say with any certainty whether there was drug sale or delivery by the six at the school." The six, who also included two student government lead ers, were arrested late Thurs day night by De Kalb and N. I. U.

police and the Illinois Bureau of Investigation. DAVID JAFFE, 21, the alderman, and student leaders had been involved in a movement to have a referendum in De Kalb on the decriminalization of marijuana. Jaffe said he and several members of the N. I. U.

student government have been collecting signatures on campus favoring the referendum. The six were taken to the De with-a-gun" report had come from Smith's wife who had phoned her husband, to be told, 'Call the police, there a man with a gun in here." THE CADILLAC, after Smith fired into it, was driven south third extension if the board allowed it," said Harry Williams, Indiana air pollution control director. Williams said the order to close the shop and its 12 open hearth furnaces was not issued until the city of Gary and the jgU. S. Environmental Protec- 'tion Agency agreed with the action.

The federal Environmental Protection Agency estimates that 10,000 to 12,000 tons of dust spew from the No. 4 open hearth furnace shop each year. The 12 furnaces in the shop are all that are left of 53 once used in Gary. George Fort, general assist ant to the general superintendent of the Gary Works, said U. S.

Steel's plans had been to phase the open hearth furnace shop out of operation. But greater demands for steel and failure to get other steel-making facilities working on schedule to make up for the production loss of the open hearth shop caused the firm to try to keep the facility going. "We have a lot of crippled furnaces that need a lot of repairs," said Fort. Blast furnaces and basic oxygen furnaces are not running at full capacity because they cannot get enough hot metal to make steel. An advantage of the open hearth furnace is that it can melt down scrap metal, whereas the other furnaces must start operations with molten metal.

"OUR CONCERN right now is the need for production. We could be employing these 2,500 people rather than putting them on the street, which would occur if this furnace goes out of operation," Fort said. 2 dead, By Jay Branegan and Joe Morang A SOUTH SIDE saloon owner shot and killed a man and a woman and wounded two men as they fled Friday from 2 chamber pots are sold for $15,640 RETFORD, England IReuters A London dealer at a local auction Friday paid $15,640 for a pair of silver King George I chamber pots dated 1722. Auctioneers said the sum may be a British' record for chamber pets. arrests Kalb County Jail, where Jaffe and two others produced bond and were released.

The other three still were being held. Jaffe, arrested on the steps of the Holmes Student Center on campus, was charged with unlawful delivery of marijuana and released on $10,000 bond. POLICE SAID the arrests of Jaffe and the five others were the result of a three-month investigation of drug traffic on campus and in the city. Also released were James Pionke, 22, of Harvard, student academic adviser, and Alexander Evans, 23, both charged with unlawful delivery of marijuana. Pionke was released on $10,000 bond and Evans on $5,000 bond.

Being held were Kenneth W. Depperman, 24, of Bellwood, a student government treasurer charged with unlawful delivery of marijuana and possession of marijuana; Robert M. Slama, IS, of Chicago, charged with possession of marijuana; and Richard M. Weis, 20, cf Park Ridge, charged with unlawful delivery ef LSD. Weis' bond was set at $15,000.

Bonds for Slama and Depperman had not been set. the Cadillac, police found Sharon Hawkins, 18, of 5354 S. May St. Miss Hawkins, who was shot in the back, was pronounced dead on arrival at Jackson Park Hospital. ROBERT O'NEAL, 28, of 7820 S.

Peoria was in the front passenger seat. He died an hour after being admitted to South Chicago Community Hospital. O'Neal was shot in the right chest. Also in South Chicago Community Hospital, in good condition with a bullet wound in the right thigh, was Anthony Richardson, 18, of 7719 S. Bennett Av.

Police said Smith had shot Richardson, who police picked up as he ran northbound from the saloon. Police said they recovered a revolver from the hood of a car parked in front of the saloon. 2 injured in shootout Claude's Pl.aygirl Lounge, 8822 S. Stony Island police said. The saloon owner, Claude Smith, 41, of 50 W.

71st was questioned by Burnside Area homicide detectives for several hours. Police said early Saturday that the deaths were justifiable homicides. They said the two wounded plus two other persons will be charged with robbery. Two Burnside Area robbery investigators, James Doyle and Dale Riordan, said they were responding to a "man-with-a-gun" report when they saw Smith fire five or six shots at near point-blank range from a snubnosed revolver into a 1965 Cadillac convertible double-parked outside the lounge. "At first he was four feet away and then one Riordan said.

Police said the "man- about two blocks on Stony Island Avenue. By then another police car was in pursuit. But the Cadillac, vvhich police said never reached a high speed, appeared to stall. Gerald Haynes, 27, of 7016 S. East End who police said was driving, got out and seemed to reach for a firearm.

But police fired one shot, and Haynes surrendered. Haynes was in good condition in Jackson Park Hospital late Friday night with gunshot wounds to the neck and left shoulder and under police guard. Slumped in the rear seat of.