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-s 1 0-w CHICAGO TRlUUiNE, SUNDAY, JUNE 2J, lOtiU il Tichy Joseph J. Tlchy, beloved husband of Jones' Horry M. Jpnes of Sarasota, lormerly of RlveV Forest, beloved I k. r.uan.iiflh, riaa. DEATH NOTICES 59 Grady Scovill Irene Scovill, nee Petzel, beloved mother of Sandra; loving daughter of Julia Golda Ithe late John! Petrel; fond sister of Lorraine Ernest Simec, aid IBetty H.l Petzel, Robert T.

I Betty, and Josephine Edward Urre-dowskl; many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, June 23, 10:30 a. from Fortuna Funeral Home, 4401 S. Kedle avenue, to Five Holy Martyrs churrn. Mass II a.

m. Interment LA 3-7781. Seiton 99 Direct Dialing Abroad Grows Apace in London REPORT FROM EUROPE By Arthur Veysey CHIEF OF CHICAGO TRIBUNE'S LONDON BUREAU Betty Ticny, formerly vrcnota; lather of Joseph Patrlciar Tlchy; stepfather ot Frank and John Vrchota; grandfather nf four. Services Monday, June 23, 10: JO a. at H.

Marik Sons Chapel, 2534 S. Pulaski road. Interment Bohemian National. Member of Cicero Indge, R.O.M., and local 4. International Stereo-tvoers and Electrotypers union, LA I-3972.

Tully Catherine 6, Tully, beloved sister of John Frank Sr. Helen Gertrude, S. and the Rev. Joseph M. Tully.

Visitation Sunday, after 3 p. al Hursen Chapel, 5911 W. Madison street. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. m.

from chapel, to SI. Luke church, River Forest. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmcl.

Oliver Cecilia Oliver, nee Beland, age 71, beloved wife of the lata Bruce loving mother of Arthur, Bruce Lorraine, Al (Lorralnel, Cecilia-, Roy Flsh-r, and the late John Gall 1 1 grandmother of 15; great-grandmother of 13; dear sister of Beatrice Swart. Marguerite Kel.y, and Arthur. Funeral 9 a. m. Monday from Cooney Mortuary, 12 E.

112th place, to SI. Catherine of Genoa church. Interment St, Pleas omit flowers. i Pantaleo Catherine Pantaleo, neScardlne, beloved wife of Vito L.i Loving mother of Rocco IJoannal Sarlev, Anna (Julian) Ceddell, Alexander Shirley Sarley, and Nicholas Margaret Pantaleo; fond grandmother of 14; dear sister of Joseph Scardlne. At Mee Ramme Funeral Home, 3918 Irving Park road, until 9:30 a.

m. Tuesday. Mass 10 a. m. at St.

Francis Borgia church, interment St, Joseph's cemetery, IR 8-0038, Pappas See Lawrence Giannettl notice. Pasquinl Nick Pasquinl, beloved brother of Hazel Malonchi and the late Guide, Lorenzo, and Egre Orsollnli fond uncle Of 20 nieces and nephews. Resting at Lewis Funeral Home, 7600 Grand avenue at the Circle, after 2 p. m. Sunday.

Funeral Tuesday, June 24, at 9 a. to St. Celestine church. Mass 9:30 a. Interment St.

Joseph cemetery. GL 3-1234. Passarclla Nicholas James! Passaiella, fond brolher of Geotge; devoted son of the late Nicholas, Funeral Monday, June 23, at 11:30 from Sullivan Funeral Home, 2701 W. 63d street, at Washtenaw avenue, to SI. Rita church.

Interment St, Mary cemetery. PR 6-8300. LONDON, June 21 A Londoner can pick up his phone today and dial someone in France, Germany, Holland, Belgium, Switzerland, or Norway. In all, about 20 million phone subscribers across the English channel can be reached by his twirl of the dial. More continentals are being brought to his fingertips as the months pass.

Anne Seiton, nee Sllverslon, beloved wife ot the lale Bcnlamln dear mother of Ruth; tond sister of Sam, Harold, and Paul Silverslon, Rose Miller, and the late Jack, Charles, and Robert Silver-sion. Services Monday, 10 a. at Piscr Memorial Chapel, 5206 N. Broadway. Interment Westlawn.

Friends may pay their respects at the Chanel Sunday, 7 plHse oml' flowers. LO 1-4740. Soldi Emily Selch, beloved wile of the late Adolph; dear mother ol Edward and Henry Spitrer, and the lale Robert and Mamie Spitier; grandmother of Robert, William, George Spltzer, and Doris Vath; great-grandmother of seven; sister of Louis Tonn, Julia Martin, and Olga Lorenz. Resting at Schroeder-Westfall Chapel, 3807 Lincoln avenue, until II a. m.

Tuesday. Service 2 p. m. al St. James church, Dickens and Fremonl.

Interment St. Lucas, Magdits Louis Magdits, beloved father of Maria and the late Louis, Kj bro her of Serena; grandfather of James, Michael, Thomas, and Maria E'nger. At MrPhee and Krawiak Funeral Home, 4.i54 N. Oamen avenue, Visitation from 10 to 1 m. Monday.

Funeral service private. LO 1-6720. Mann Harry T. Mann of La Grange, beloved husband ol Berneic; father of Barbara Delahunt, Harry Robert, Mary, and Margaret; son ol Mi. and Mrs, Harry A.

Mann of Chlcnqo. Visitation after 7 0. m. Saturday at Hallowed James Funeral Home, 1025 W. 55th street.

La Granqe. Funeral 1 p. m. Monday. In lieu of flowers, gifts may be mad to American Cancer society.

352-6500. Mansfield Carol Lynn Mansfield, devoted daughter of Lillian Smith and Theodore Snicer; loving mother of Sherry Lynn Wayne; granddaughter of Mathilda Slieske and Hubert Joesten. Resting at Schmaedeke Funeral Home, 10701 S. Harlem avenue, Worth, where services will be held at 11 a. m.

Monday, June 23. Interment Beverly. 448-6000. Marszalek Clements J. Marsialck, beloved husband of Anna, nee Wachala; dear falher of Stella Frank! Tatara, Anna Mae I John Klmel, Frank Ann, Clement lElcanore, Stephen, Joseph (Ruth, Walter IM.iri-Ivnl, Richard, and Robert; grandfather of 16; great-grandfather of four, Funeral Monday, June 23, at 8:30 a.

from Fortune Funeral Home, 4401 S. Kedne avenue, to Five Holy Martyrs church. Mass 9 a. m. Interment Resurrection.

LA 3-7781. Mason Roderick White Mason of Chicago, beloved husband of Dr. Grace McCarthy Mason; brother of Lowell B. Mason of Washington, D. C.

Services Tuesday, to a. at Haggard Funeral Home, 124 Madison street, Oak Park. Interment private, 50-year member of Garfield lodge, No. 686, A. A.

M. McGlllivray Margaret McGlllivray, nee Isbislcr, be-loved wife ot the late John; loving aunt of Jeannette Mills, John A. Isbister, Cif I aanapri khlsl-r. Anri M.iranrpl Turner James Turner of Palos Heights, formerly of 7758 S. Euclid; beloved husband of the late Marie devoted father of Louis J.

LaVernel Turner, Alice V. IGaynorl Corley, Marie IDonaldl Lang, Vivian Roy Tellefsen, James lAnnl Turner and Harry C. Else Turnen 23 qrandchildren; 26 great-grandchildren; forid brother of the late Andrew and Mary Turner. Service Tuesday, June 24, 11 a. at Edoar Funeral Home, 10900 S.

Cicero. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Masonic service Monday, 8 p. under the auspices of West Irvlnq-Blair lodge, No. 271, A.

F. A. M. Ipast master 19331. Member of Scottish bodies, valley of Chicago, Grand commanded, Knights Templar, and Medinah temple.

Visitation after 6 p. m. Sunday. 723-0876. nUIDrtllU Ul HCB fafher of William Bonnie Jean Falti.

and Don also survived by sin grandchildren and one sister At the Pedersen Ryberg Mortuary, 435 N. York street, Elmhurst. Visitation Sunday, 4 to 9 p. m. and Monday till 9 p.

m. Services Tuesday, 10 a. m. Interment Mount Emblem. Information, 834-1133.

Kallnuin Julius Kallman, age 75, retired carpenter, of 6200 Central avenue, Petersburg, died Friday. Survived by on son, H. J. Kallman of Chicago; two sisters Mrs. David Lundsten of St.

Petersburg and Mrs. Hilda Bengtson In Sweden. Funeral and burial St. Petersburg, Monday, June 23. Kamlah Howard C.

Kamlah, age 46, beloved husband of Mildred Mlckeyl, nee Gartner; dear father of Scott and Kathy; fond brother of Marlorle Kltlerman and Jean Geer. Funeral services 2 p. m. Monday, at Martin and Rlchert Funeral Home, 333 S. Roselle road, Roselle, III.

Burial Ridgewood. 529-5751. Kieper Alma H. Klepor, nee Witt, beloved wife of Ernest H. fond mother of Ernest lEieanorl and Lenore Wllliaml Seller-mer; sister of Amanda Glesler; grandmother of Ernest, Connie, William, Emmett, Bradley, and Ellenlta.

Funeral Tuesday, June 24, 1 at Henry W. Mueller Funeral Home, 5300-12 W. Belmont avenue. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Christ Ev. Luth.

church of Lo9an Square will be appreciated. Interment St. Lucas cemetery. AV 6-8740. Kiel Peter E.

Kiel of La Grange Park, beloved husband ot Mary Jane; father of Phyllis Novak, Annette Kuchar, and Mary Jane Kuchar; grandfather of Janice Novak; brother of Edna Scholtens, from 7 to 10 p. m. Saturday and 12 noon to 10 p. m. Sunday, at Hallo-well and James Funeral Home, 40 S.

Ashland avenue, La Grange. Funeral 10 a. m. Monday, Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. 352-1298.

Koconis Thomas ICharllel Peter Koconis, suddenly, beloved husband of Barbara, nee Kraemer; loving father of Thomas P. Jr. ITanal, John and Peter grandfather of two; brother of Christ of Chicago and two brothers and one sister in Tripoli, Greece. Visitation Monday after 12 noon and until funeral services, Tuesday, 10 a. m.

at Barr Serpcic Sometime next year the Londoner will be able to dial New Yorkers and perhaps Chicagoans and other Americans. The Americans will be able to return the call. Because of devaluation, the Londoner can call for 80 cents a minute while the American caller will be charged $1 a minute. Europeans love to talk on the phone. Britons make about 55,000 foreign calls a day, a five-fold increase in 15 years, trans-Atlantic chatter is growing fast, Cables with 110 phone channels are often filled, but satellites offer 90 channels.

The teleDhone engineers defy anyone to Veazey James W. Veazey beloved husband of I Charlene, nee Sears; dear brother of Samuel. Minor, Raymond. Tvra Davis, Josefln Sfrpcic of Chicago, fond mother ot Mary I Rudolph! Hochevar and Frances Weber; grandmother of five; great-grandmother of eight. Services Tuesday, June 24, 10 a.

at John T. Chrastka Memorial Chapel, 3440 W. 26th slreet. Interment family lot. 762-1212 or OL 2-1023.

J. J. Grady Llgonier, born in Chicago, Feb. 33, 1912. Graduated from Purdue University In 1934 with a B.

S. degree In chemistry. Upon graduation he went to work for S. Steel corporation at Its South Chicago Works as a metallurgist. He became a meiter in No.

3 Open Hearth. In 1940 he became open hearth superintendent at Algoma Steel company at Saull Ste. Marie. In 1942 he was made Executive Vice-president of the Montana Ferre Alloy company in Memphis, Tenn. In 1946 he became president of the Exel Thermic company of Chicago.

In 1956 he established his own business, J. J. Gradv Construction company. Member of the Chicago Athletic club; the South Shore club: the Duquesne and Pittsburgh Athletic club. Husband of Bette Jane; father of Mrs.

Robert G. Latchford, Mrs. Charles Grady, Mrs. M. A.

Miller, Mrs. Gerard Schrelber, John J. Grady Catherine C. Grady, Mary Grady, Joseph Grady, Daniel Grady, and Deneb Grady; brother of Mrs. Helen Mulroy of Chicago, and Mrs.

Catherine Smith of Michigan City, Ind. Friends will be received at the Sibel-Wolford Funeral Home, 144 E. Main street, Llgonier, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 daily. Service Monday, 10 a. at Holy Trinity Catholic church, Llgonier.

Interment St. Michael of the Valley cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Our Lady of Grace church, Gary, Ind. or Holy Trinity Catholic church, Llgonier. Grumbir Martin Grumbir, husband of the late Eva; father of Frank IMaryl, Martin Mary Sanders, and Ernest 12 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Schlerf Funeral Home, 2118 Lawrence avenue, to Our Lady of Lourdes church. Mass 10 I. m. Interment of St.

Joseph's. Retired member of Chicago Flat Janitors union, lucal 1. 56I-4B50. Sales Elsie A. Hales, age 76, beloved wife of the late Ralph dear mother of Delores IHarryl Johnson; loving grandmother of Sandra.

Services by Emera chapter, No. 407, 0. E. Sunday at 8 P. m.

Funeral Monday, June 23, 1 at Mat! Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Visitation after 2 P- m. Sunday. Interment Acacia Park.

1 1 anus See Lawrence P. Giannettl notice. Hnyden See Alfred C. Frank notice, llocren Beatrice J. Heeren of Norlhbrook, beloved wife ot Roelof dear mother of David J.

and Ruth J. Meuccl; five grandchildren; fond sister of Mabel Darling, Karl, Alf, Esther Herrlin, Ethel Molen, and Myrtle Heeren. Visitation at Oehler Funeral Home, Lee at Perry street, Des Plaines, where services will be held Monday, 11 a. m. Interment Ridgewood.

In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Beatrice J. Heeren Memorial fund, co ot Immanuel Baptist church and Lucille White. Funeral services Patellaro Tuesday, I p. at Cooney Mortuary, .,1 aiS See Jennie Lamantia notice. I 12 6, 11211) place, interment i-airmouni, Viola Lester Viola, aoe 74, In St.

Petersburg, June 20, 1969, beloved husband of Lillian of St. Petersburg; brother of Patrick Viola of Chicago and Violet Veysey Stempfle of North Port charlotte, Fla. Pauls Edna H. Pauls, nee Dougherty, late of Ecllson Park, beloved wife of the late Eborhard; dear mother of Elizabeth I Bernard) Schmltz, Ardyth Joseph! Plch, and the late George H. and Edward; tond grandmother of Nancy Wltek, Judith Poole, and Patricia Pauls; great-grand-mother of Michael Scott; sister of Edwin Dougherty of Santa Monica, Cal.

Visitation at M. J. Sucrth Funeral Home, 6754 Northwest highway, after 7 p. m. Saturday.

Services Monday, 2 p. m. Interment Rosehill. 631-1240. tather of the late Bernlce Viola Wil- i i.t..

i t. Hams. Formerly of Chicago; retired I nitciuci ma vunc ta uciug teuueu uiiuci mc uvcaii vi scut uuv seX TST UiT'Vt! HSHnS: space and bounced back 'I Wilhelm-Thurston Funeral Home. Phone operators are being kept on, but only for emergencies. i Lofland; slstcr-ln-law of Mary I Shafer Roso Shafer, nee Calderwood, beloved wile of the lale Harry; dear mother of Bertha and Betty Blake; grandmother of Gloria Blake; fond aunt William Schurmeler and John Calderwood.

Resting at Brady-Gill Funeral Home, 2929 W. 87th street. Services Monday at 2:30 p. m. Interment Cedar Park.

636-2600. Skordis Sophie S. Skordis, beloved mother of Mrs. Esther Mlnotls, Mrs. Mnry John! Poulos, and Mrs.

Loula Georqol Kout-sakls; grandmother ol three; great-grandmother of six. Resting at Peter M. Smith and Sons Funeral Heme, 245 W. Madison, Oak Park. Funeral Tuesday, 12:40 p.

m. Service al Holy Trinity church, 6041 W. Dlversey. Interment Elm-wood. 287-0917.

Slocum See Arthur Gastcl notice. Wagner 1 Blanche H. Wagner, nee Miller, beloved CJHJ wife of Bud; dear mother of Edith lAUWUaQC Mill (I DdYTier Wallace I eleven and Bernice (Alfred I 1 Funeral Home, 6222 N. Broadway. In-: terment St, Joseph cemetery.

743-4034, Komosa Shaw; fond grandmother of five. Funeral Tuesday, 1 p. at Smith-Corcoran Funeral Home, 6150 N. Cicero avenue. Interment Montrose.

Visitation after 4 p. m. Sunday. 736-3633. H'aldnian IN ONE WAY, self-dialing abroad will be a good thing becau.se no longer will an American, told "You're thru" by an English operator, reply, "But I haven't even said hello." On the other hand, no longer will a kindly multi-tongued operator be available to act as volunteer interpreter when caller and called B.

Isbister. visitation Monday, alter 3 at Oehler Funeral Home, Leo at Perry street, Des Plaines, where services will be held Tuesday at 11 a. m. Interment Oakrldge. 824-5155, Mellon Mildred H.

Mellon, nee Crocker, beloved wife of the late Daniel mother of John D. and Donald grandmother of Kristen and Karl Mellon; sister of Arnold J. and Paul E. Crocker. Funeral Monday, II a.

at Fern Chapel, S. western avenue at 100th street. Interment Mount Greenwood. Merriam Emily Merriam, late of South Shore, daughter of the late John and Sarah Rymal Merriam. Services II a.

m. Monday at the Tews Home, 79th street Phillips avenue. Interment Oak woods. SO 8-6959. Meyer don't speak the same language.

Russell and lois t. Keicn; grand-f other ot Laura Waldman. Visitation at The Chapel, 2100 W. 95th, at Hoyne, after 2 p. Saturday.

Masonic sorv-Ices will be held Sunday at 8 P. under the auspices of Tracy Banner lodge, No. 810, F. A. M.

Funeral services Monday 1 p. m. Interment Waid-heim. PR 9-3535. Smetak Emll J.

Smetak, beloved brother of Gnorg (Stephanie, Frances IJotml Kubis, Mae, and Charles (Angelina uncle of Robert, Charles, and Thomas Smetak. Services Monday, 2 p. at H. Marik's Sons Funeral Home, 65C7 fafmjl, bam.ua III I won, iiiiciiiit-Ml lt, Bohemian National cemetery. GU 4-6310 Walsh or oi i-ia).

In another five years, it will have been 100 years since a 27-year-old Scot, Alexander Graham Bell, a speech teacher working with deaf Mohawk Indians, heard a sound come over a wire. He was surprised because at the time he was trying to improve telegraph equipment as well as devise a hearing aid for his hard-of-hearing sweetheart. Bell came to London to demonstrate his telephone to Queen Victoria. He rigged a line up the steeple of Bow church where, for a penny, a Londoner standing on the ground could say, "How do you do?" to another in the belfry. Londoners weren't impressed.

"An interesting toy," they said and one turned down Bell's offer to sell him a half-interest Rev. Aloyslus M. Komosa, pastor of Transfiguration of the Lord church, beloved brother of Pearl Gosclnski, Ann Mirkcha, Eleanor Domanskl, Chester, Michael, and the late Phil end Edward; devoted brother-in-law of Leo Gosclnski, Anthony Domanskl, Annette, Anne, Catherine, and the late Emily, Resting at Ptaff Funeral Home, 5001 N. Lincoln avenue, until 10 p. m.

Sunday. Lying In stale at Transfiguration church Monday from 1:30 to 10 p. m. Funeral mass Tuesday at II a. m.

Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. Member of Lafayette council, No. 361, K. C.

728-1700. Kopacek See Eliiabeth Sponheuer notice, Kot Michael Kot late of 4758 W. 15) st street, age 79, beloved husband of the late Tlllie; dear father of Julius of Markham, Minnie Ramser of Villa Park, Edward of Oak Forest, Bernlce of Oak Forest, Wanda I I of Kimberly Heights, Genevieve of Oak For st, Michael Jr. of Tinley Park, Harry of Lockport and the late Joseph; 16 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; fond brother of Joseph of Chicago. Resting at the McKemie Funeral Home, 15618 S.

Cicero avenue. Oak Forest, after 6 p. m. Saturday. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.

to St. Christopher's church, Midlothian, for 10 a. m. mass. Interment Peterson See Catherine Mueller nolle.

Peterson Beroer A. Peterson, beloved husband of the late Marie; dear father of Berger and Earl stepfather of Vernon grandfather of five; brother of Gustaf, Carl, Lillian Bergstrom, and Mildred Kll-bourne; uncle of many nieces and nephews. At Mee Ramme Funeral Home, 3918 Irving Park road, Service 2:30 p. m. Monday.

Member of Community lodge, No. 1005, A. F. A. M.

Masonic service Sunday, 8 p. IR 8-0038. Poinorski Sabina L. Pomorskl, nee Karbowlak, beloved wife ot the lat Marion; lovlnq mother of Raymond L. Dorolheal, the late Frances, and John.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from O'Donnell-Bartz Funeral Home, 1811 W. 103d street, to St. Barnabas church. Mass 10 a.

m. Entombment SI. Mary's. Visitation Sunday afler 3 p. m.

BE 8-2245. Potocar Ignac James Potocar, beloved husband of Catherine, nee Murphy; brother ot the late Frank, Joseph, and Anthony. Funeral Tuesday, Jun 24, 9:45 a. to Ascension church. Mass 10:15 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel. Please omit flowers. Visitation at Smith Funeral Home, 245 Madison street, Oak Park, alter 3 p. m.

Sunday. Prigff Violet Priqg, suddenly, June 20, 1969, Beloved wife of Edmund B. Prists) loving mother of Kalhryrt (John) Rode; tond grandmother of Steven, Leigh, and Scott. At Lain Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, after 8 p.

m. Sunday. Funeral services Tuesday, Jun 24, at 2 p. m. Interment Rosehill, Priley See Clara ICIarlna) Dilacov notice.

See Georgt Hess notice. Walton Joseph Walton, June 20, 1969, beloved husband of Ann, nee Schornack; dear father of Nancy John! Gorman and Michael E.I grandfather of five; ford brother of Anna Meyer, Clarence Mae Jacob, Cecelia Creeger, Theresa Busch-bacher, Harry, Josephine Bush, Vincent, Frances Schmidt, Martin, Leonard, and the late John. Funeral Monday, 10 a. from Ewald Funeral Home. 2501-03 N.

of Des Plaines appreciated. 624-5IM. lleinzle Julia Helnzle, beloved wife of the late Herman; dear mother of Edna Skinner; fond grandmother of Donna and Duncan McKcnrie. Services Tuesday, I p. at LMdy Chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road.

Interment Irving Park cemetery. Ki 5-6220. Hendricks Patrick J. Hendricks, beloved son of Catherine Lynn Hendricks. Funeral Tuesday, June 2J, 9:30 a.

from Sullivan Funeral Home, 2701 W. 63d street, at Washtenaw avenue to St. Rita church. Member of Father Perer council, No. 1444, K.

of La Salle General Assembly, and SI. Jude league. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Visitation after 7 p. m.

Sunday. PR 6-8300. John Meyer, beloved husband of Vera, nee Johnsoni loving father of Myrtle (Michael) Brown and Stanley I Bernlce I Meyer; dear grandfather of Joan Six, Connie, and Kent. Funeral services Monday, 1:30 P. at Kolbus Funeral Home, 6841-57 W.

Hlggins avenue. Interment Ridgewood cemetery. 774-3232. Mikosz Joseph V. Mikosz, beloved husband of Mary, nee Raichel; dear falher ol Wal-demar William, and Christine dear son of Louis and Antoinette; fond brother of John, Mary Raichel, and Walter.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Kowachek Funeral Home, 5774-76 W. Lawrence avenue, to Our Ladv of Victory church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment S'. Adalbert's. mS'- InSSSKTst! for 10 pOUndS-abflUt $50. Adalbert's cemetery. 949-0098.

I Victoria's Number Private Ware Mary Ware, nee Nearv, beloved wife of the late William fond mother OWEVER, SEVEN LONDONERS agreed to have phones installed, and within three years the number grew to of Mary Krueomg, William j. veronica Conke, Rita Broderlck, and Viola Smith John T. Smith, beloved hu'band of Margaret, nec Overholt; loving father of Tnomas "Bud" I Rita I and the late James grandfather of four. Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a. from Michael Colette Sons Funeral Home, 3240 W.

79th street, to Little Flower church. Requiem mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Mary's.

Business agent of Teamsters union, local 703, I. B. T. Visitation Sunday after 1 m. 436-1861, Smoter Mary Smoter, nee Halda, beloved wife of the lale Sebastian; loving mother of Julia IJohnJ Bak, Soohie Ithe late Waller Cryz, Marv Uohnl Mucha, Stella I John Austin, and the late Joseph; grandmother of nine; great-grandmother of sin.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Pisarski Son Fuwal Home, 11739 S. Michigan avenue, to St. Salnniea church Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Holy Cross. PU -3086. Solomon Louis Solomon, beloved husband of Pearl, nee Winowsky; dear father of R. Frcdric I Marl ha I and Dr. David M.

D. I Dr Brenda. M. D.J; three grandchildren; tond brother of Tlll'c Steinberg, Dave, and Ma; dear of Raisl Winowsky; fond brother-in-law of Henry and Goldie Cohen and Lawrence ar-rj Beverly Falstein. Srvics V.onnay, 12 noon, at Piser North Town Memorial Chaeel.

6130 N. California avenue. Interment Shalom Memorial Park cemetery. Friends may pay their re-necls at titr-of service. In lieu of flowers, please contribute to Michael Reese Reserach Foundation.

338-23C0. Miller i Ben Miller, beloved husband ol Sarah; dearest falher of Barbara IMyronl Skolly i and Carol I Don I Softer of Pittsburch, I loving grandfather of four; fond brother of William of Phoenix, St. Benedict. 687-2990. Kotrba Emily Kotrba of Riverside, beloved wife of the lat Edward; loving sister of Rose Tomer and the late Katberln Jaros, Joseph Martlnek, and Mary Putt.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Ku-ratko Funeral Home, 25th and Des Plaines avenue, Riverside, to St. Mary's church. Reouiem mass 10 a. m.

Interment St. Adalbert's. Visitation Saturday, 7 to 10 p. m.t and Sunday, 2 to I and to 10 p. m.

447-2500. Can a UMIf lha lal am and LPOn Herrick Henry T. Herrick. beloved husband of Victoria, nee Olsiewskl; loving father of Donald (Patrlcial; devoted grandfather of Kenneth, Steven, Kevin, Brian, and Kathleen; dear brother of Geor9e IPa-trlcial, Victor IMary), Gertrude Jabion-owskl, Clara Wallers, Romona I John I Polacek, and the late Rita Rys, and Robert; lond brother-in-law of Joseph and Virginia Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 Services Monday, 10 a.

al Original i Proffitl Wtlnsteln and Sons Chapel, 3019 W. tor of Margaret Moran. Ftmerai Monday, 406 plus Victoria. She insisted on keeping her number private. 9 a.

from Funeral Home, 124 Madison, oak Park, to st. London and Paris were linked in 1891 but Americans and Britons had to wait until 1927 before they could talk together. si.90, Ireland. 848-7400. The djaj was introducej int0 Europe, at Amsterdam, Wrgrzyn jn i898 ijUt reached London only in 1912.

The advent of foreign Joanna Wegrtvn, nee Suchockl, beloved wife of Biase; dearest mother of Mitchcii dialing awaited the development of gadgets capable of recording IPhvllisI and Frank I Irene) loving roar grandmother of four; great-grandmother trie Charges. of three. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a. .1 from waiec and sons Funeral Home, Until a couple of years ago, Britain had more phones than any other country apart from the United States. Now Japan is Wilson No- 2.

Robert D. Wilson, father of Craig Wil- I. from Hough Funeral Home, 4300 Ivn7lmlnttl N. Central avenue, to St. Rosalie church.

iMimiiiM Peterson road. Interment Westlawn ceme-1 terv. Member of Twin Orchard Country Club; Covenant club; Abe Belsky F'Un-; dation; River Jordan lodoe. No. '068, A.

F. 8, A. and Shrmcrs. Chapel visitation at time ot service only. LO 1-1890.

Miller Lawrence M. Miller, devoted son of I Frank Koiiminskl, beloved husband of Inlerment Marvntii cemetery. -muv. Fortunate, nee pecoraro; fond son of the late Bruno and Mary Ann Koiiminskl, Funeral Monday, 8:45 a. from the Mnntclelr Funeral Home, 6901 W.

Belmont avenue, to Our Lady of Grace church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. NA 2-9300. Evelyn A. Proffltt, Jun 20, 169, Survived by husband John; sister, Mrs, Marjorie Protfitt; 7 nephews.

Wake at Bums Memorial Chapel, 7th and Adams, Gary, alter 2 P. m. Sunday. Funeral Monday, 2:30 p.m. from chapel.

Przyborskl Jonn A. Przyborskl. beloved husband of Pearl, nee Kowalskl; dear father of Virginia Francisl Bobka and Albert (Eleanor Prrvborski; loving grandfather of two; great-grandfather of nine; fond brother of the lat Joseph, Mai, and Julia Przyborskl. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a. nv, from Theis Funeral Home, 3517-27 N.

Pulaski road, to St. Wencesiaus church. Interment Marvhill cemetery. Past secretary and retired director of Parkview Savings and Loan association, IN 3-5800. Hrrzog Martha Herrog, age 70, of Oolton, June 21, 1969, beloved wife of Milan; dear mother of Roy Heriog; mother-in-law ef Mary; sister of George Kaufman; son; brother of Frank and David Wilson, and Catherine Starkweather.

Memorial services Monday, June 23, 7 P. m. at Ryan-Parke Funeral Home, 120 S. Northwest highway, Park Ridge. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Chicago Boys club, 914 W.

Diversey avenue, Chicago, III. 823-1171. grandmother ot three. Funeral Monday, June 23, 10 a. at Brown Funeral Krai Albert and Estetle, nee Lawrence; dear brother of Doris M.

lEdward War-man and Su A. (Leonard I Perlman; fond uncle of five. Services Monday, 11 a. at Plser North Suburban Memorial Chapel, 9200 Skokie boulevard, Skoki. Interment Shalom Memorial Park.

Friends ere asked to pay tneir respects at tim of service. 6794740. Edward Krai, beloved husband ef Lucille. Sorcnscn Petrea Sorenen, beloved wife of tfe late Hans fond mother of Edward; ticta al Anna Mwlraa af Clam r. Olinn Jewrsen, and Bendine Andersen Wlodarski Home, 13820 Lincoln avenue, uotron, in.

Interment Beverly cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations lo Ingalls Memorial Hospital Building fund would be appreciated. 849-5450. Hess SecuJuto- nee Gallagher; dear father ot Thomas Edward and Mary; fond grandfather of Kimberley; ton-in-lavy of Mary Gallagher. Funeral Monday, 10 a.

at Goglin Funeral Horn, 5935 Belmont avenue. Interment St. Adalbert. Member of Chicago Typographical union. No.

16. BE 7-4404. Morrall Charles C. Wlodarski. beloved hu'band ot Esther, nee Platosrynski; loving father of Christine, Alice, and John; Esther Morrall, nee Klein, of Blue Kt'nOSa Island, beloved mother of Jack; Inv.nq ol Denmark.

Visitation 4 to 10 p. nv i Sunday al Peterson Funeral Home. 69.8 W. North avenue. Services Monday, 1:30 I p.

m. Interment Irving Park. 637-4441. Spiter See Emily Selch notice. Mary Burns Reposa, loving mother of Gaora W.

Hess, beloved husband of A inlyn McGovern, John and Sharon FrxpascHa; detr sister of Charles Burns, Ann Wcrie. the late Dorothy Cardinal, and Pvt. Robert T. Burns; fond grand- Marie Hess; loving father of Catherine fond grandfather of Robert, iray Michael, George, Daniel, and Gerald See Frances Kryglewskl notice, Walsh; great-grandfather of six. Funeral 1 Monday, 9:15 a.

from Blake-Lamb I Kullack BY ALFRED A. WORZALA loowntown Distntt Ma.r, ke provjded bv, or under the Social Security Administiatiw! i roiher of seven. Visitation after 7 p. m. sitter of Florence scytarin, Lnnrione Ouade, and Hmiott Carlin.

Violation after 2 p. m. Sunday at Krueger Funer.il Home, 13050 Greenwood avenue, blue Island. III. Services 1:30 p.

m. Monday. Interment Mount Greenwood cemeier. Memorials to Heart tund preferred. FU 8-I30O.

Mosele deir brother of Altreda (John) Golden; ton-in-iaw of Catherine and the late I Stanley Platosiynsnl. Funeral Tuesday 9:30 a. fmm Pomierski Son Funeral Home. 1059 W. 32d street, to St.

Mary of Perpetual Help church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Member of rero Moose lodge. No. 265.

Inlorma. YA 7-6424. Wngatska Fisia Wooatska. nee Lletrow. beloved it ,969: by Th.

Chicago TniMinri sulwi vimui. 01. uaiiiea ana I SiMinhfurr Elizabeth nee Jaiuwcwsfri. beioed wife of the late Jchn; ar moir. Funeral Home.

5800 w. e.o street, to St. Rita church. Interment St. Mary's i cemetery.

735-4242. My mother needs to skilled professional health per- Sunday. Funeral Tuesday, 8:45 a. from Walter Quintan Sons, 2127 W. 79th "reel, lo Visitation church.

Mass 9:30 a m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery, i TR 4 7300. Hisdon i Q. be placed in a nursing sonnet, a patient stay in a home.

When is this nursing home une'er such condi- er ef Dorothy lArthur! KoPiireK; orn-d-mother of Arthur John. Funeral Tuesday, June 24, 9:30 a. trrm Kolssak Funeral Home, 4755-59 W. Division, cnrnr Kikfare, to SS. Cyril and Methndius churrn.

Mas 10 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert. AL 2-3600.

Stake wi'e of the lat Charles; dear sister of Mildred Smurt and Charlotte Francis; fond aunt of many nieces and nephews. care paid for by Medicare? I'ons is covered t. Mtdtcare as a Niireino homo mro is long as medically necpssary but llildt Ann Hildt, 73, ot 521 Fremont street. West Chicago, Saturday, June 21, 1969, beloved wile of Fred; fond mother ot Mrs. H.

Wright Bowman of Racine, Mrs. Eileen Uamesl Micel of West Chicago, and William Bolensten of Cherry Hill, N. grandmother of nine; great-grandmother of four; sister of Mrs. Lulu ihntnn flf Lona Beach. Cal.

Func-ral Resting at Wieting Chapel, 3658 i. wot 'covered under Medicare only if 100 days in a benefit con avenue. Services Monnay, 1 p. Interment Bethania. LA 3-0985.

period. it i-ulfitac tA npinv tiAcnitfll Andrew J. Moseie, beloved husband of Rene; dear father ot Angela, Lurille Szelinski, David, and the late Andrew; grandfather of 12; great-grandfather of one; brother-in-law ot Tony Villenova. Funeral Monday, 9 from Ryan Funeral Home, 1420 E. 87th street, at Dante, to SS.

Peter and Paul Church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment family lot. ES 5-2400.

Moses Harry A. Moses, husband of Rum, nee Cofley; father of Albert ILaural Curtis and George L. (Mary brother of Stanley H. IRosellal and C. Gerald Kalhcrlne Kullack, dear mother of Irene IHarryl Smith and Arline Hermann; fond grandmother of Andrea, Brian, Ronald, Randolph, Kathleen, and Harry; great-grandmother of Chris, Jeffrey, and Der-Ick.

Resting at Matz Funeral Horn. 3440 N. Central avenue, until 11 a. m. Tuesday, June 24.

Lying in state at St. Paul Lutheran church, 4659 W. Homer, from 12 noon until time of service, 1 P. m. Interment St.

Lucas cemetery. Visitation after 6 P. m. Sunday. Kvidcra Elizabeth Kvidera of Park Ridge, Jun 20, I99, devoted si'ter of Tames Kvl-dera Elsie Kvidera, and Mrs.

Otto Jonas; fed sister-in-law of Otto W. Jonas; also Survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. Irom Nelson Funeral Home, 820 Talcott road, at Cumberland, Park Ridqe, lo Mary Srat ol Wisdom church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment family lot. Pleas omit dowers. 823-5122 William Stake, June 20. 1969.

loving See Frank C. Engeihart notice. Roehtn Estner M. Roehm. nee Hall, age 75, of Blue Island, beloved of William; loving irotner of Gertrud Mary Boyd; fod grandmother of one; great-grand-mother of one; sister of Nellie Smith, Edith, Linda Moloney, and Gertrude Roenm.

Visitation from 2 p. m. Sunday, at Krueoer Funeral Horn, 13050 Green-wood avenue, Blue Island. Services 3 m. Monday.

Interment Mount Hoo cemetery. FU 8-1300. i iiwia iiwwhm in son of Godfrey and Marion, nw- 0U1UCU1UCS mc isinu ui tcii Raimund Wolkenstem, beloved nusnano ot siay. llie law uciuics uusi i l.taa. af 'DOSt father of Eliiabeth the late Mary; fond Pple 6 Hi nursing Monday, 10 a at St.

Mary's church. West Chicago, Interment Cat- vary cemetery, Wet Chicago. Visitation NorriS Chapel, 132 Fremont street. West i Chicago, afler 2 p. m.

Sunday. 231-0060. llopppnrr I Eleanor six grandchildren. Funeral fiimp a a. 1 Evelyn G.

Rose, nee Ecler, beloved 1 Walter Dotata; granoratner oi wary mic onnin I hnmps is nritnirilv in Vinln EliMbeth. Funeral services Mondav, 10 MrP SPrvifPS fur-1 R. a at the Nielsen Funeral Home, CMCnOea Care Services IUr-Unem meet lne needs 0 J.jiy 3301 w. Fuiierton averu. interment st.

nUpA an individual after I Lucas cemetery, visitation atter p. m. an moiviauai auer living, such as assistance in Sunday. ti i.nsfer from a hospital in bathing, dressing, eating, walk- Wi.risek which he was an inpatient forcing, or taking medicine on a "I J- iwcia at least three consecutive days, regular schedule. When meet- hii.ha,d ol Emma, nee wtoer.

oear lather of Mai. Robert s. wHheim, Tnjs care furnished be-, wg these needs is the primary Michael, atdPe't'e'r wllhVtm'Vofhefrt cause many times a patient no of the care being Emu. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from furnichnrt if nnnnnt ha nairl fn Evelvn D.

Hoeopner. nee Triebes, aqe 65, of 6175 E. 7Jd avenue, Merrillvnie, Dmc vatidant tnt Over 40 iviuiiuoy, t.jv Schubert Chapel, 3419 Ridqeland nue, Berwyn. Interment Mount Carmel. Visitation Sunday, 2-9 m.

(niiiir, w-virtiu. wun- aid, Oavid, Marian, and Cathenre; 1 grandson of Eleanor K. Slake. Funeral Monday, June 23, at 9 a. fr-m Lu'as Funeral Home, 1333 W.

127tn 1 street. Calumet Park, to Seven Holy Founders church, 9-30 a. m. miss, i Hnly Sepulchre cemetery. Information, 3M-I800.

StPRIT Hefrn S'eger. beloved wi of the John; Mslcr-in-law ol Henry, and Eva Srhhech. Funeral Ttiy. Jun 24, 9 10 a from Ho'lcrb, rn Funeral Hiime. 4C22 36 N.

rwr.ue, al Irving Park, to S'. Edw r1 rn.inn. Rrauiem mass 10 a. m. tntcrmenl ji.

Joseph's. IN 31510. year's, at Gary Mercy hospital June 20. KrVgleWski d.i:.., i.hu 4ram lha One iatt fa.rhar frflm 1h KOSS Frances Kryglewski. nee Schultr.

be wile ol the late Charles; loving mother 01 Lunire Capoarellii lond grandmother of Valerie; dear daughter of Bertha truer. Re'tinq at Lewis Funeral Home, lifit) Grand avenue, at the Circle, at'er 7 p. m. Saturday. Funeral 2 m.

roi-diy. June 23. Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. GL J-1234. Mueller Catherine Mueller, formerly nf 77d and South Aberdeen streets, loving sistir ot Margaret Peterson nf Harvard.

Ine lata Fiirjthaih fAnrov and Mirhafl Muel. Habcn Funeral Horn. 6057 Niles Center longer requires me imenMve Township School System. Member of the Trinity Lutheran church of Hobart. Mem- ber of the Ladies Aid society of Trimly Lutheran church and the Hobart Worn- en's club, served for many veers as a leader in 4-H work.

Beloved wife of 1 Wilbert. Funeral services Monday, June 23, at I P. m. at the Trinity Lutheran church of Hobart, Officiating clergyman. D.afa flilnatt A ailaaaflar.

IntMfflent road. Skokie. Mass 9:30 a. m. at St.

loved wife of the late Walter; dear mother of Richard IMargaretj Kray; fond sister of Walter, Frank, and 'telle Schweik; meet of Netti Kll-mek. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a. from Jo'pch Ewald Funeral Horn, 1359 61 Fullerton avenue. Mass, 9:30, at St. Veronica church.

Interment St. Adalbert. Li 9-3515. ler. Funeral Tuesday, 9:45 a.

from 1 tnsrnllist care which hospitals can pro wwreare. ne lerm mis vide but still needs full-time custodial Edward A beloved husband Lambert church. Interment St. Peter ccmclery. OR 3-6111.

Van.ito r.riiv-vo(iw" nviiiv. Ashland avenu. lo St. Catherine of Genoa church. Mass 10:30 a.

m. Interment St. Mary's. Visitation alter 8 p. m.

Monday. ST 3-0460. nursing care which cannot Mount Gre-nwoo'd cemetery. Evergreen Lacek furnished in his home. EUlabelh YanMO, sister ol Mine, lne late Charles A Michael, and be to many people, it is never ol nee Schroedar; loving tjtnrr of John E.

Uovcel. and ftuianne i iRobortl Lato; dear grandfather of; Jnanette MtBride Stevens, beloved wife Romnev; brnthef Of Arthur, Evelyn It- I of the lite Jonn E. Stevens; b-r, E'eanor, and George. Funeral Mon-1 mother of Jeai.nn Russell, Marjorie 9:45 a. I mm Hough Funeral Jowe, Sh.rlev Connell, aid Ine lata Horn 4100 N.

Central avenu, to St. John Stevens fear sMer of Flnr- Pris'ilh church. Mass 10:30 a. Inter- I Mr Sprinkle, Myrtle Hagarly, Marie fi.ni a 'i VfjnH' vis-tattion after 1:30 McBridt, Catherine Ennci. and th late 4owi v.

uip. ot i vrenge rum, age 56, beloved husband of Frances, nee 1 Mueller LZZ'XV- While the requirement of covered by Medicare. Pari, lit. r-rtenos may can Saturday al the Gordon L. Jones Hobrl Memorial Chapel.

701 E. 7th street, 0 Da I lormerly Pftughoeft Funeral Thomas; fond grandmother of sevpn p. m. Sunday. PA $-4300.

ling an inpatient of a hospital Finaiiy, Medicare cannot pay hree consecutive days is or nursing home care unless st. Joseph Mmbr of i. c. o. a.

most important, other require- the home is participating in the 0' ments must be met to permit I Medicare program. Your doc- grnat-grandmother of three. Visitation starting i p. m. Sunday.

Funeral Tues- i day. a. from the Sheeny Funeral Home, 8743 $, Ashland avenue, to St. i Margaret H. Mueller, beloved ef the Rev, William devo'ed mother of Gary lEvelynl, W.

H. iBiiil, and Ruth lEdwardl Burianek; grandmother ot three; on great-grandchild Resting at Hamburg 8 Son Funeral Horn, 8)00 S. Ashland avenue, Sunday, from noon to 10 p. m. Services Monday, 1:30 p.

at Golgotha Lutheran church, 67th and Wolcolt. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens South. 3334310. llonf Gus N. Hones, beloved husbind of tt lat Evelvnt dear brother of Sam and George IDorothyi.

Funeral Monday, 11:30 a. from Kringas Mamillo Ch'P'l. 5400 Harrison, to Holy Trinity thurch. Interment Elmwood. AU 78600.

Medicare to pay for this tor or hospital can tell you this, or you can ask your social security office for further I Nagle Roti See Joseph C. Lacek notice. Rotman Atei Rotman, beloved husband of Margaret; dear father of Gerald (Mat Jean l. Joyce Marshall I Goldberg, Michael Mariont, and Marietta; fond brother of Harry, Samuel, Ricky Friedman, and Morri. Grandfather seven.

Services Monday, II noon, at Original Wninstoin ft Sons Chapel, 3019 w. Prterson. Interment West Lawn cemetery. Chapel visitation Sunday, 7 to 10 P. m.

Pleas omit flowers. LO M890. mi Anna; fend father 01 Norma, John extended care. First, a doctor Robert ISally), and th lale Roy. Funeral Monday, 1:30 p.

at Becvar must determine that the patient Funeral Directors, 5211 s. Kedfe avenue. Inttrmcnl Bohemian National. PR 8-3809. nCCdS extended Care and iTlUSt Zamlynski Ailbc church.

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

Strom Harry Strom of Arlington Heights, beloved husband of Kalherina, ne Wutf. Visitation after 7 p. m. Sunday at Lau-terbnrg and Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 E. Northwest highway, Arlington Heights, where srrvics will be held Tuesday, II a.

m. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. Member of W. Irving Blair lodge, No. 271, A F.

ft A. Contribuilnns may Iloppe Oanlet John Hoop, Jun 19, 196, be- Inved husband of Florence, Kaous- a.i,, l.laa. nf Bra I 1 Foitit: fond falher or Rutn iFranm Rcti, Robert Barbara), Joyce IWilliaml Guerra, Dolores I Paul I Koutek, Raymond, and Jo Ellen; grandfather of 13; brother of Frank, Charles, and Emll. Resting at Hitieman Funeral Horn, W. 31st slreet, Brookfield.

Wake prayer service Sunday, 8 p. m. Funeral Monday, 9:30 to St. Louis de Marl I lac church, La Grange Park. Mass 10 interment Queen of Heaven.

Pitas emit flowers. HU 5-2000. Lamantia Jennie Lamantia, ne Patellaro, beloved wit of loving mother of Frances ILouisI CaPWI. Carmen Unhn Car-rorra, and Anthony (Vlo'etlr dear grandmother of nine grandchildren; fond sister of Saivetor Patellaro. Funeral Tuesday, a.

from Rago Brothers, 5120 Fullerton avenue, to St. Giles church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St, Joseph's.

Visitation afler 3 p. m. Sunday. AR 8-7800. LaRoy Saver.o t.Ror ot Morton Orovt, b-loved husband ot the tale Clare; dear f.tner nf Grld; fond brother or Vir-o a Birternmo and Margaret Richards.

Funeral 9: 30 a. rr. Tuesday from Meyer Fu-ierai Home, 6251 Dempster street, Set Bridal) A. Carroll nolle. Nathan Catherln Nathan ef Dundee, Mov-d wife of the lat Bern lond mnther of Bernard and William; loving sister of Margaret Hanlev, Maym Spagnoia, Ju'ia Zamiynsat, ne neanarsm, oetovea aiu muav wv humiiiiw nn, Hoppe, O.

F. and Alan; dear son of the tale John and Martha Hoope; fond brother of Eugen.a IVitol Batista, Del. ohin (Joseohl Smolucha, Leona Siekier-H. and Esther fHenrvl Saktvnski; There Gov, and tl late Mike, Visiia i lion at O'Gredy Funeral Horn, rnute 25 Rlldn What is your social security problem? your question will be onsucrcrf in this column by your local social security ojjice. Address your question to Social Security, The Chicago Tribune, 435 N.

Michigan Chicago 60611. Cite your full name, address, and tocial security number. nd Balmoral avenue. East Dundee, from 3 10 10 p. m.

Saturday. Visitation at Ahtam Funeral Home, 1110 W. Madison Tiion-as M. Rudd, beltved hubnd ot nee Ounn; loving fnih-r of Tom-ny and Colleen dear son of Ma tt5 lat Harold J. Rudd: bro'her cf fontl, fcsrmary McGrail, and fti late Rita MrGiCbon.

Funral Mondv, Jin 23 al a from Ahem Fureral Horn. 1IIO Madison street, Oak wife ef Adolph; dearest mother of Aie-1 hnmp wit hin 14 davi of ander Eliiabtthl, Richard IHrlenl, and I nursing IIOIIIB nil mil 11 Udya Ul Oloa lEuienel Woicikt grandmother of leaving the hospital, eight; greal-grandmothnr ot one; fond 0 si ier of Antonihj 1 Kupte nj i 1jr In addition, a person must ewlcf in Poland. Funeral 9:30 a. m. Mmdav.

from Paiaci Funeral enter the home for continued of the illness or (VrrVter'y0 'itK hS p. m. Sunday. Bi 7-0)00. pitalized.

To be covered by Zarck Medicare, the care provided Edmund $. Zamk. i loved husband of jmust be the kind that can only the late Theodora, ne Palubirki; dear father of Lorraine (Joseph I Canik and Edmund J. Alicelt fond grandfather of t-ri ttrv ft It) seven brother of Therw and Frank. IV If KI, Kll street.

Oak Par, irom i to id m. Sunday. Funeral mass 10 a. m. Monday, St.

Bemardin Church. Park. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery, i Hillside, III. 426-3478. lovini son-in-law of the lat Alrttander and Helen Kapuscinski; tond brotfter-in.

law of Calmir Ro'atiel, Harry Mar 1 Ann! Kapuscinski, Helen Otto I Viilnr, 1 Earl Novak and ths lat Rita Novak; fond unci al many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday. 10:15 a. from Stanley Funrai Hem, J060 64 viiwau ke avenu, to St. S'anmair Kn'a church.

Interment Adalbert's cem tery. Ol 1-3330. be mad to St. John cnurcn. 253 un.

Stupp Gladys M. Sti.PP. tc.ivd wf" of Rirnard devo'ed n.oilur of Divid; dear oavthter ol Charles end Lotetta WitKtork; fond sister of Ralph D. 1 Wiltslock and Donna Glick Al Ed- -r Funeral Home, 10900 S. Cicrro, from 110 P.

m. Saturday until 11 a. m. Monday. Services Mondav, June 23.

1 1:30 P.m., at Mount Im Lutheran church, I04th and Koslner Interment Fairmount, Memorials to the church -referred. 723-0676. Morton Grnve, to All Saints cemetery. 1 Monday, 7 to 10 m. VO J-2500.

Nomcltini In Lawrence P. Gianncttl nonce. Norrie H-nrv Norri. Jun 19. beloved hus I.atlntrr Pfc.

Robert N. Latimer, USMCl Park, to St. Catherine of 5ien cnurcn, and Washington boulevard. Reoui-tti miss 10 a. Interment All Saints femctnry.

In lieu of flowers, memorials in A-rthcan Cancer sncietr will ao-predated afler 7 m. Liturgical wake service 8 8. m. SunOAf. EU 3 Of KE 3 2394.

Rurhl Funeral Monday, a. rrnm COURT REJECTS BID TO BLOCK BURGER OATH Huguelft lorette M. Hvguettt, beloved wf ot th late John T.I dear metier of Jack D. ILoisl. Mrs.

Jun fFrant Oeli, and Mrs. Eliiabeth IRiChardl Everett; fond or-dmotnr of Jurw Vinson, Joan Hugufitt, Richard Everr't, laaanlaa UUBltlat. EliMheftl EVPr-lf. HIT BY TRUCK; Konp Funeral Horn, Dulek ft Larnwsi directors, 5644-48 N. Milwaukee avenue, lo St.

Tarclssus church. Mass 10 45 a. m. Intrmnl St. Adalbert's cemetery.

Litvraical wak sanrlc Sunday, 8 P. m. I Pin nmlt flowers. Visitation after 6 1 p. m.

Saturday. 763-1111. 1 "a of Stone Pant, killed in action in I a Viet Nam, beloved son of William and Ann Latimer; fond brother of Brad-lev J. Resting at the Senne Funeral Home, Lek slreet, 2d avenu, Mar-wood. Visitation Sunday aftr 2 ft.

m. Military and funeral services Monday, Jut 23, 1969. at I m. Interment Elm Lawn crmctirr, 343-0014. 2 ARE KILLED Summrrs Helen Summnrs, bolovnd wile nl the late Anthony; tnrd rrn'her ol Llliisn IGunnarl Carlson, f-rtd ISallyl, Anlhony Jr.

Virginial, and Ednuid lAlrce drar grandmniher of Onlcr'S. Cregrr. Mark, and Robbie; grral grandmnthrr of Georontlf and Pauletle; Sistrr ot Jnsenh Tucker. Funeral Tuesday, 10:15 a. Irom Knop Home, Duiak and 1 Steven 011, and Jack Huonelet; ornat- randmother of Deborah and Michael Kmhman Srvirat Monday.

Jun 33. II a. m. Orake ft Son Funeral Horn, 625 Umflrli Richmond, R. June 21 Two men who had just pulled a companion from a wrecked Se Clara ICIarlna) Dilacov notice.

Washington, June 21 (I'M The United States Court of Appeals rejected an attempt today Set Arthur Gasttl nolic. I Rvan i E'liii M. Ryan, nt Noworyla, loving wife of Patrick; dear Sister of itenhen, ISI'llal, Anna I Joseph I Mtllsk, Brunn INrlhel, and Joseph ISophiel. Funeral I Monnay, 9 30 a from Pomlartki and! Son Funrral Hom. 105 W.

32ft fo St Mary of Pemttual Help chirrch. In. terment Resurrection cmtry. VA 7-6424. Srhrambfck band of Rose; dear orothrr nf Editn, lEmmetll Stover of Rocnelie, III.

Services m. Monday at Tews Fuwrai Home, 7th S'rcel and Phillips avenue Interment private. SO 8-6959. i Norrls John J. Norrls, devoted iniivd nf Ann, Vo'kt beloved lather o' Ann I Rita IFredl CUland, Rose Merit Ron aid I Furry; grandfather of Jorce aid Bill; brother of Mary Morrison, Kathleen Ellis, James, William Baker, and the lat Patrick.

Funeral Monday. 10: j0 t. from Becvar Funeral Directors, 5218 i. Kedlt, to St. Rita Church In- trmnt SI.

Mary's. Member Madonna Council, NO. 1135, K. Of C. PR 8-3809.

Notike John R. Nottk of 7444 N. avenue, Chicago, formerly of Evansion, aa 75, beloved husband of Elirabeth Schel LamnwsM dreclnrs, 5(44-J Milwaukee avenut, to St. 7 trcissus church M.iss iclltlSKI Buss nignway, oeiween louny ano uai. ton streets.

Park Ridg. Interment Memorial Parti ctmdery. Visitation afler 4 p. m. tundar, 8-3361.

to prevent Warren E. Burger, 10 45 a.m. Interment St. AHIbfrt 1 A Jifllnskl. btloved husband of, in cemetery.

Visitalton alter m. Sunday. Ld tit of Atan' automobile On State Highway 7,, A-'i grandfather of Aieiander James, Mary Llmarfi, ne Tuecl, deaf rlf th late Joseph; loving mother of Louis M. D. lEthell, Joseph Mary Ro.

Virginia, and th lat Margaret I Anthony I Scarnelli; fond grandmother of four; great-grandmother of two. Funeral Monday, 8 30 nv, from the Columbian Funeral Hem, 8621 W. North avnu, to St. Jonn Bosco church. Mass 30 a.

m. Inlermnt Oueen Heavn tm- chief Justice-designate from tak ing office on grounds that op Ivrrsfn Dennis T. Iversen, Jun sod denly, beloved husband Of Evalvn; dear father of Lawrence. Kenneth, and Ella ponents of his appointment were and June; brower or tvtitareo nnarrpn, p. vvvic niuirsi iminjr nncn a Ann f-uit.

Florenc Sncmo, and f.rare' 5wain. Funeral Monday In Wausaukce. pickllO truck rammed their Wis. Inlermenl CrlvlH, Wit. vehicle.

Anna C. Znldak, agt 75. beloved wife of Killed Were UTOy S. Slier-tnt latt Amendar; dear grandmother nf Donna Kawai and Donald Grauf: ureal-1 man 34, arid Mfllll'lce U. VSTMSm "Caiiforni; 'nTtm Mill VI 8-3010, I- Cnru rlj I I .1 "i Summm Helen G.

Summnrs, nw A helmed wile nf Airyrf, ne.ir tl-wyhier ol Iht late Walter and Wary, net Tr.m.. tew'ki; fond slslnr of Frances IRrnl Cardinota, Fdward S. IRo'el, Georq" lEIsiel, and Frank fGeraldlnnl. Fu-ntral MnrdaV, Jun 2.1, al 10 a. from Kowke Fimeral Din 149 W.

Itsf street to St. Rn of lima ct.urrh. Mass 10 20 a. m. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

927-4765. soy Nottk. Funeral 2 P. Monoay ar Jnanette SchramMc, beloved wlf of th late Benjmini loving mother of Loretta I jnhn! Grub an Rosemary IBrucel Rnn nn of Cmnlio, Cal.t grandmother nl Richard, Wayn. nd Sharon Rnbort, Howard, and Dienn Bnon Si'lrr of John Wlsnw, Mlnni Jouron, and Ro Sow.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 30 a Irom John V. Mar Funeral Moma, 4553-61 Milwaukee avtnue, to It. Monica (hutch. Intermnnt St. Adalbert's.

Mam-hr of Polish Women's A I Mane of America, gmup No 5. Pleas emit foyers. Visitation after I m. lunday. Flttgrald ft Franklin Funeral Home, 1571 Mael avnue.

Evantnn. Interment IU -I ll, ITUCII'M rfMn.l Horn, 4325 W. Armlfage avenu Interment Rosehill. Formr mpiov of Rail, way Eiams 8ncv. Memorials to Hum-uniar p.rt United Methodist church will Mawt Llndnr, ne Willi.

Jun J0, dear mothtr of Robert W. and th lat Waiicrt sister of Mildred born. Memorial services will be raid In Barrt- gtanomother ol Linda Gaona. Funeral 07 hnlh nf U'oqI War, from Barron-Hall Funeral Homt, 43320I11U, DOin 01 Vesi war All taint cemetery. 869-2900.

wick. Thoy had Just pulled be appreciated, visitation Monday from ton United Methcdisf ClMPl, Hovnh a. street, Barrlngton, Sundiy, Ji INOVtelll I 18 m. I m. rJii.

Elslon, corner Pulaski, JO m. Monday, Jun 23, to Immacuial Heart nf Mart church, 3834 N. Soaulding. Mass 10 a. mermen! It.

Adalbert's cemetery. Ki f-8100. 29, at i 'dock. James Novitlll, dear hu'band of Rna. ne Paneret! fovm faitwr of Stella I fAalhnnwl I attiart Flnmlfiirk tPalrlriAt and th lat Angela i fond ranrtfailwr of SrhuhaiM Herrt A.

Schuham 1308 N. Lak blocked from appearing before the Senate Judiciary committee. Randolph Phillips of New York, acting as attorney for himself and a group of law professors, said he would ask resigning Chief Justice Earl Warren to hear an appeal before Burger's scheduled oath taking at the Supreme court Monday. Phillips said the Senate judiciary committee conducted a quick hearing that violated the constitutionally guaranteed right of petition. He said his group was 'denied a chance to Norman Blais, 22, of West war-wick from' their rar after it apparently went out of control on the Nooseneck Hill express way.

The auto, which was broadside in the roadway, was struck by a pickup truck driven by Amclio lannitelll, 30, of The Impact sent the auto carominfl into the three men Pamela, Jms, Stevtit, Paula, ennt-tnphtr, Rtnt, Mlchati, Marina, Jttfety, Paul, Oanitl, and Robert. Funeral Tuesday, from the Columbl Funeral Horn, 6621 North avenu, Oak Park, to If, Cyprian church, River Grovt. Mass 18 m. Interment St Joseph ctmttfry, Member Th Order of long ef Italy, Grand lode, and Maria IS Dl Constantmopoli. El 95151, VI 3010.

Zommrr Titrts C. 7ommf, belov-d svlf of Peter Immii dear mother ol Olq JThomasI Murphy, Helen Jostnhl Wtrtt-ko, and Henry Zommnr; tight grand-chlldrem four great grandchildren; slsler of Helen Laclak and Mary Irryk. Funeral Monday, from Imllh-Corcoran Funeral Horn, 6150 Cicero avenue, to St, Gtntvltvt church, Inttrmtnt Joseph's. 738-3833. Zurek Mary Ittrtk, fit.

Witwroske, dearest Shore nriva, be'ovti) niiano or wnea, nee Newmin; dear Mhr of Paul Ural Glirki fond brother fh lat JutluS, Services Monday, 1 8 at Plstf Ma-mnrial chaael, 5708 Broadway. Inttrmtnt Frtt Sons cemtury, Watdhtim. Frltnds art a-'d to pay their rtsptcls tint of services. LO 1-4740. Srhwcbl i A.

SchweW Sr. of Porast Part, h.i, nana at im lata Rrnlc L.i nt Tarka Harrlrt TafM, nM lale of Brldnr-port ncighhoihiel. wire of lt lat Franm loving rtnthar of Frank, Frncs Pacula, Valeri Berno. las, Joseph, Walter Uoanl, Perrard lEsHlltl, INs tllnl, rnd Fin'-nc ILtol Mainy; deaf grandmoih-r of 10; trtatgrandmolhtr of 10. Services Tuesday, 9:30 a.

from Ocwleia Fu-ntral Homt, 2k'8 Tnnoo strept, to St. Barbara church, Resur-rtctlsn. VI 1-1070. Thoetid Clara IBnhn) Thotnt. nf lawn, rte-snted mother ef Herbert Bnrtn; grand, mothtr of Betty Burks, Dorothy Tomlm.

son, and Nancy Vinletto; greal-grmrt-mothtr of tlvt. stlna Sch'itarrlr kt -Home. 10 701 Hntlem nvrnuf, Livingston Marlorl Livingston, nt Flnnlun, b-Jovrd wi'e of Randell' W. Livingston; loving mothtr ef Rantell Livingston; dear daughter of Carri and th lat Georgt Finnlgan; fond sister of Robert 0. Finnlgan and Ctctll Blndll and th left Frances Dewey, Funeral Monday, 9:15 from Blak-Lmb Funeral Horn, in) W.

79th ttrttt, St. Thomas Mora church. Intrmnf Molf lepuichrt cmetiry. 735-4342, Lorden Jnhn L. Lordth, beloved husband Cel, nt Giiieaui dear father of sr.

Lois, M. and Rohert Loriten; fond troth-r O' Lorett Hnff, Lilflan Lordn, Ntll Broean, th fat Edward, Charaps, and Frank! grnrdMineT ot su. At Williams Funeral Home, 12 La strett 0 Pirk Fli'-MI Monday, 10 JO 10 II. Catnermt nl trn rhurrh Ma'S a nv Intermtnt Quean Hiavtn. Jechke Emm Jschk, beloved svif of Jehn; toruj sister ef Etna Roehrlf and Rudolph Nov.

Resfln af Tohh) Ftal Horn, 4325 Lwrnc vhu, Lowl, until 11:30 a. m. Monday, tervices al 1 It. John Lutheran church- Mnntrns and Lvrn avenues, Inttrmtnt It, Luc, MU 1-4400. Joallllfr Christ A.

Diogenes. Johnson Ellfbtn' ills) it th lt Marry; mothr of Dorothy Ateison; sister of Carl Nrion; two brothers end en sister in Sweden; rendmothr of c-rrt of Arlington, Nancy, Christln. Afion Rutin Cerlsn" funeral Mama. W. tiaih slr-et, aer a Servitfs Von da I rwi' 0 M-ll Member of I 0.

t. Ui Jiff behind II. lannitelll Mid Blalnwere taken to West- present claims that President OTallaghan Mantant L. O'Cattaghan, ar rnothar James Cart IPatncial and Kattwrint Carey; grarnmother James and Jacalvn Carln; slstlr of Lillian Wenda, Mary i Mahon, Louise Iteams, and the lat Flnrenc O'Caltaghen. Funeral Monday, 8-45 from Egan Funeral Home, 3700 W.

83d Slreet, fo Visitation thurrh, 4J Garfield Dnultvard. Interment II. Mar, S. LU 2-3000. Schmidt; levin father Carl A.

I Mary Ann Htndtrsnn, tnd Krn Su i Marrulloi grandfather of fivl brottwt th lata Mafv Pink tnd John Schwebl, Funrl Monday, I p. Jt A Ion Funeral Horn, 7jh Madi'on strett, Fortst Park, imtrmtnt Arlington. Memorial" appreciated tut Heart Fund. JA6-2J00. and Rosary socittv st, Tutibiys rhurrh Cl'tV llONpittll, lannitelll 8 NiXOtt "misled tllC nntiOtl' In Fumral Mondav, 9:30 a.

from Wifl Worth, where snrv.rnj be fie 'tt a 1 m. MnrOay. Jur" II. imcm Cn. pl Hill Girder South V'Sitdl on alter 3 m.

Suro a it toon. itiat runtral Home, 5'ou I- Pulaski rrad, I uiil'I II I'ill un til utiu Ulliliiililllllg HIS II 1 1, IH I in Si Tuno.us rhui.h. lntenntnt tjnU u.k i riiiinn- avisuu 1' MU It IS II VSrl4lllVIII M- 8 I urrat'nn cemenry. PO 4500. 1.