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CHICAGO SUNDAY TK IRTXE: MARCH 25, 1962 PART 1- PAGE 40 DEATH NOTICES GOLDKETTE, BITUAR EES African Cop KillecTin Clash with Tribesmen NAIROBI, Kenya, March 24 Reuters An African policeman has been killed in a battle with Turk an a tribesmen in Kenya's northern province, police said here today. There have been reports of thefts and cattle rustling in the province. Ralph A. L. Bogan Services for Ralph A.

L. Bogan, 727 Roslyn Evanston, who resigned in 1956 as executive vice president and operating head of the' nationwide Greyhound corporation, will be held at 4:30 p. m. Tuesday in'the First Presbyterian church, Lake i street and Chicago avenue, Evanston. Mr.

Bogan, who later was an official of Susquehanna corporation, died Friday in Palm Beach, Fla. Surviving are his Canley Sarah Couley ef Villa Par, formerly of Highland Park, beloved wife of the lote Michael J. Funeral Monday, -9-30 r. ot Steuerlt Funeral Home, 350 S. Ardmore ovenue, ilia Pork, to St.

Alexander church. Moss 10 a. m. Interment St. Mory cemetery.

Lake Forest. TErrace 2-4161. Chrapusta Mogdolen Helen Chrapusta, nee Lssolo, beloved wife of the 'ate John; dearest mother of William Crest and Eleanor; fond mother-in-taw of Amy and Edward Zolin; deor sister of Anna Podraza and John Losoto; fond sister-in-low of Mary Laseta; loving grandmother of William, Nancy, and Alon; dear cousin of Magdalen Rzepka. Resting at Skaia Funeral Home, 3656 W. Belmont avenue.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 o. from chapel to St. Wenceslous church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery.

KE 9-1374. Christensen Emma L. Christensen, nee Lambrecht, of 154 McKinley avenue, Libertyvilie, beloved wife of the lote Henry; mother of Mrs. Elinor Knox at Libertyvilie; grandmother of Ken, Bob, and Jonn Knox; sister of Mrs. Hartle Demtow end Charles Lambrecht, both of Libertyvilie.

Resting at Roy-Burnett Funeral Home, 120 W. Park avenue, Libertyvilie. Funeral Monday, 2 p. ot St. John's Lutheran church.

Interaieat Lakeside cemetery. EMpire 2-3009. Christian Bertha-H. Christion of Elmhurst, beloved wife of Joseph fond mother of Adeline Hebda and Dorothy Benson; grandmother of Joseph, Noncv, ond Thomas Benson. Funeral notice later.

TE 4-3515. Benson. Funeral Tuesday, March 27, 9:30 a. from Ahgrlm Son Funeral Home, 567 S. Spring rood, Elmhurst, to Immaculate Conception church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Sandwich, III. TE 4-3515. Colombatto Margaret Higgins Colombatto of 6915 S.

Justine street, beloved wife of Dominic fond sister of Mory, John, Jane Grody, and the late Francis p. Higgins. At Crone Funeral Home, 69th ot Justine street. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. m.

to St. Brendan's church. Interment St. Mary's. RE 7-0456.

Cooksey Frank E. Cooksey, beloved husbvtnd of nee Heyser; loving father of Velora, Thomas, and the lata Haroll devoted grandfather of Down Smick, Colleen Hortmon, and Kathleen Stickler. Services Monday, 1 p. at Tohle Funeral Home, 4325 W. Lawrence avaiue, ot Lowell.

Interment Irving Park cemetery. MU 5-4400. Corbett Mary C. Corbett, beloved daughter of tke late John and Catherine Corbett; deo sister of Patrick Sister Mary Bern ordus, R. S.

William the late John, Catherine McNamara, and Helen Goss. Funeral Monday, 8:45 0. from the Sheehv Funeral Home, 8324 S. Ash-lond ovenue, to St. Christina church.

Moss 9:30 0. m. Interment Mt. Olivet cemetery. Member of Division No.

308, CTA, ond St. Christina Altar ond Rosory society. ST 3-7700. Cottrell Grace Marguerite Cottrell, nee McKeag, ose 69, in Bradenton, March 22, wife of Howard mother of Mary Helen Rhodes and Morion Janice Andre. Service 4 p.

m. Monday at Word Funeral Home, Decatur, Ga. Interment Decotur. Cincinnati ond Lackland. and Houston, papers please copy.

Coughlan Dr. Donald Coughlan, beloved husband of Gertrude; fond father of Donald, Robert, John, Merritt, James, and Morianna; grandfather of 14; brother of Mork, Maude Kruze, Alma Giblin, ond Mildred Ferguson. Reauiem high mass wos said March 23 at St. Bride's church. Interment was ot St.

Mary's. Coyle Rosemary Coyle, nee Crossen, beloved wife of Donald deor mother of Thomas; fond daughter of Rose nee Mooney and the late Thomas H. Crossen; sister of Margaret O'Byrne, Joan Mc-Dermott, Patricio VanBeek, ond Barbara Doolan. At Williams Funeral Home, 12 Lake street. Oak Park.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 0. to the Church of the Divine Infant, Westchester, ill. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heoven.

Member of Divine Infant Guild of the Tabernacle. CO 1-3203. Edwards Ketnenmo fKtttyi Sdwords. beloved wHft of Richard; loving mother of Richard dear grandmother of ichord W. Ill ond Scott Poul.

Service Tuesday, 1:30 p. ot Edward Andersen Funeral Home, 3234 W. North avenue. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. BE 5-0770.

Ekdahl Arthur G. Ekdoht ef 253 Geneva rood. Glen Eltvn. loving fother of Mrs. Ardyfhe Petersen; grandfather of three; brother of Florence Olander, Dovtea Erickson, end the late Elmer Visitation after 3 p.

m. Sunday. Funeral service Monday, 2 P. at Leonard Memorial Home, 430 Main street. Glen Ellvn.

Interment Lincoln Memorial Park. HO 9-0032. Emruerick Gertrude Emmerkk, nee Harflg, beloved wife of Bernord; dear mother of Robert; fond sister of Lillian Grund, Ann Hartig, Florence Lindenmaver, ond the late Mamie Rank. Funeral Tuesday at 9:15 a. m.

from Wollschloger Funeral Home, 3604 S. Hovne ovenue, te St. Mauria cnurch. Interment St. Mory's.

Member Ave Moria court. No. 436, W. C. O.

F. LA 3-0196. Everett Rose Everett, wife of the lote Byron mother of Eileen O'Neill and the late Wallace Everett; grandmother of Gerai-dine Byron and John Everett; three greatgrandchildren; sister of Louise B. Petti, grew of California, Emma Fries and John Grace. Service Tuesday, II a.

m. ot Schlerf Funeral Home, 2118 Lawrence avenue. Interment Ookrldge. LO 1-4850. Fabian Stephen Fobion, beloved husband of Mary; dear father of Joseph and Stephen Jr.

grandfather of Joseph Jr. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. m. from Chosen Funeral Home, 5762-66 W. Higgins rood, at to St.

Cornelius church. Interment St. Joseph's. PE 6-3226. Farling Addie M.

Forling, March 23, 1962. wife ef the lote Edgar C. Forling; beloved mother of Grace M. Rogers. At Loin 8, Son Chopel, 2024 E.

75th st ot Jeffery where services will be held Monday, Morch 26, at I p. m. under the ousplces of Mople chopter. No. 90.

O. E. a 54 year member. Interment Oak Woods. Fiore Janet Flore, lote of 927 N.

Mentleelld ovenue, darling daughter ef Geraldine, nee Hernandez, ond Marcus; beloved sister of Morcio, Mork, end Lorraine; fond granddaughter of Joseph Flore ond Angelo and Jennie Hernandez. Resting at Rago Brothers, 5120 W. Fullerton avenue, until 10 p. m. Sunday.

Services Monday ot the Hope Epiphany church, Monticello and Iowa, at 10:30 o. m. Interment Mount Olive cemetery. AR 6-7800. Firse Anno Emmo Flrse, nee Stevenson, March 22, loving wife of Dr.

Albert A. Firse; beloved mother of Leroy II; fond sister of Mrs. Grace Petty, William H. Stevenson, ond Fred of Milwaukee. Resting of chopel, 730 E.

63d street. Visitation Monday, 8 p. at Hope Presbyterian church, 61st and Loomis blvd. Funeral Tuesday, 11 0. at church.

Interment Burr Oak. DO 3-5757. Fisher Honnoh Fisher, nee Rolnlck, 3173 Hudson, beloved wife of the lote Philip; loving mother of Sue Stewart, Lily Schwartz, Ruth Reinstein, Libbie, Barry, the late Judith M. Fisher, Jeanette Weger, ond Leo Goodmon; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; fond sister of William Rolnick and Lena Gordner. Services Monday, 10 o.

at Weinstein Brothers Chopel, 1300 Devon. Interment I. O. B. Waldhelm.

Visitation ot time of services. 0 1-2400. Fontana Angelo Fontana, beloved husbond of Delia, Nee Pooli; loving fother of Elaine; dear son of the lote Anthony ond Isabella; fond brother of Ernest, Louis, Theresa Santi, the late James, and Josephine Cortesi. Resting ot Anzi-lotti Funeral Home, 2433 S. Oakley avenue.

Funeral Monday, March 26, 9 0. to St. Mlchoel church. Moss 9:30 a. m.

Interment Carmel. VI 7-6867. French Emily French, nee Brach, late of 1659 W. 18th street, loving wife of the late James; deor sister of Evelyn Clarence Puccl, Marie (Alfred Carpen, ond John Brach. Also survived by nieces ond nephews.

Funeral services Monday ot 10 a. m. at Lubeiko Funeral Home, 1705-09 W. 18th street. Interment Bohemian Notional cemetery.

CA 6 1246. Furich Frances C. Furich, March 22, 1962, wife of the lote Paui Furich; devoted mother of Joseph L. ond John L. Hornick, Helen J.

McFarlin Mary M. Laskowski, and Poul L. Furich; deor sister of Tony, John, Poul, ond Pete Marinich, Mary Wheeler, and Catherine Horvoth; olso survived by daughters-in-laws, sons-in-law, ond nine grandchildren. Resting ot chapel, 3814 W. 26th street.

Funeral Monday, March 26, at 9:15 a. to Holy Trinity church for solemn high mass ot 10 a. m. Interment Resurrection. Gardiner Guy L.

Gardiner, March 22, beloved husband of Helen; loving fother of Dorothy Johnson; dear brother of Max and Freeman Gardiner; grandfather of Jon Johnson; uncle of Jackie Gardiner. Services Sunday evening, ot 7 o'clock. In Birren EX-JAZZ BAND LEADER, DIES Had Discovered Many All-Time Greats Jean Goldkette, 63, one time top band leader who discovered some of the all-time jazz greats, died yesterday in Santa Barbara, CaL, of an apparent heart attack. In recent years, Goldkette had lived in Los Angeles. For two years, beginning about 1928, Goldkette was director of the W-G-N studio orchestra, when the station had studios in the Drake hotel.

Discovered Tommy Dorsey Altho sot a jazz musician himself, Goldkette discovered such prominent band figures as Tommy Dorsey, Glen Miller, Artie Shaw, and Glen Gray. During his years as a bandleader, he employed such all-time greats as Bix Bieder-becke, the king of the jazz trumpet players; Joe Venuti, Eddie Lang, Frank Trumbauer, Danny Polo, Jimmy McPart-land, and Hoagy Carmichael He had his own band in New York City and Detroit in the 1920s, and also played a major part in organizing and booking other bands. He once had 63 dance bands operating in the Detroit area. Born in France Born in Valenciennes, France, Goldkette was reared in Greece, and trained as a concert pianist in Russia. He came to the United States in 1911.

Ia the 1940s, he turned to the concert circuit as a pianist, performing in Carnegie hall and with the Detroit Symphony orchestra. In 1923 he opened the Gray-stone ballroom in Detroit and organized what Metronome magazine later called "the band that rocked the nation." In recent years he served as president of the National Artists Foundation of Detroit, a nonprofit organization which aids promising young performers in various fields. Goldkette had been a widower for years, and had no children. BOY, 15, SLAIN OVER PEANUT MACHINE THEFT Store Owner's Son Held for Shooting The state's attorney's office yesterday ordered a voluntary manslaughter charge lodged against a 17 year old youth who earlier shot and killed a boy, 15, he accused of stealing a peanut machine. Robert Shed of 862 Sedg wick was Alphonss House Jr.

shot in the back of the head by Alphonso House Jr. of 36 S. Homan with a .303 caliber British jungle rifle as, House said, Shed fled with the vending machine from the cleaning oper ated by House father at 1269 Clybourn av. Alone In Store Young House told police he was alone in the store when several boys began peeking in windows and heckling him. He said Shed and another boy came into the store.

He said Shed grabbed the machine and ran out the door. The House boy said he took the rifle, kept beneath a counter for protection, and fired thru the open door at Shed, who fell dead on the sidewalk with the machine beside him. The machine contained pennies and nickels totaling less than $3 which had been placed in the machine to obtain peanuts and candy. Charged Pending Inquiry State's Atty. Daniel Ward said the charge was ordered placed against young House, "pending completion of the investigation." The investigation so far, Ward said, indicated there was no legal justification for the killing.

He noted young House apparently was in no physical danger at the time, as the boy Was not armed and was running away. The new criminal code, effective Jan. 1, provides penalty of one to 20 years imprisonment on conviction of voluntary manslaughter. SUITS STOLEN FROM CAR C'orence McMonns of Milwaukee, reported to police the theft of two men's sorts from his car which was parked ot 4429 Lawrence av. 1 Dr.

J. Campbell White Wooster, March 24 CPi Dr. J. Campbell White, 92, president of the College of Wooster from 1915-19, died yesterday-at a rest home in Monroe. He was former general secretary of the Layman's Missionary movement in New York, and spent 10 years as YjDung Men's Christian association general secretary in Calcutta, developing a building program.

After, leaving he became vice president of the Biblical seminary in New York and was ordained a minister in the United Presbyterian church. He held a pastorate in in New York City. Michael E. Simpson Airman Michael E. Simpson, 19, of 425 Blackhawk Aurora, died Friday in a hospital at Clark Air Force base in the Philippines of head injuries suffered March 17 when he was struck by an airplane propeller on the U.

S. S. Bennington, an aircraft carrier, it was learned here yesterday. Simpson was taking part in air maneuvers on the ship near the island of Luzon. He is survived by his parents, Air.

and Mrs. George Simpson. Mrs. Fred W. plater Mrs.

Etta Searcy Slater, 64, of 9347 S. Wabash wife of Judge Fred W. Duke Slater of Superior court, died yesterday in her home. She was born in Muscatine, the daughter of a minister, and was graduated from the University of Iowa. She had lived in Chicago since 1926.

Services will be held at 11 a. m. Wednesday in Bethel A. M. E.

church, 4445 S. Michigan av. Surviving, besides her husband, are three sisters and one brother. Mrs. Anna D.

Bailey Mrs. Anna D. Bailey, 80, of 601 N. Waller died yesterday in a nursing home at 2320 S. Lawndale av.

Mrs. Bailey was the widow of Charles E. Bailey, a pioneer carriage maker and the founder of C. E. Bailey and She is survived by two sons, Charles E.

Jr. and Bruce five grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 1 p. m. Tuesday in the chapel at 313 N.

Central av. Dr. Frances C. Thielbar Services for Dr. Frances Thielbar, former chairman of the department of nursing edu cation at the Umversity of Chi cago, who died Wednesday in Philadelphia, where she was chairman of the graduate division of the University of Pennsylvania school of nursing, will be held at 1:30 p.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 523 Lake Oak Park. She leaves her moth er, Mrs. Frederick J. Thielbar, and a brother.

CIUCCI BURIED NEAR HIS WIFE AND 3 CHILDREN (Pictures on page 39) Vincent Ciucci was buried yes terday Mount Carmel ceme tery just 30 feet from the graves of his wife and three children whom he murdered in 1953. Brief Roman Catholic services for Ciucci, who was electrocuted in the county jail Friday for the murder of his son, Vincent 9, were carried out before a dozen relatives and close friends. Near Ciucci's grave is a large headstone of the Turco family, marking the graves of his wife, Anne, 23, whose maiden name was Turco, and the three chil dren. These graves are covered with artificial green and white floral blankets. Ciucci's execution was de layed 12 times by appeals.

He received the death sentence Feb. 4, 1955. He previously had been sentenced to 20 and 45 years in prison for the murder of his wife, and his daughter, Angeline, 4. He never was tried for the murder of his other daughter, Virginia, 8. AUTO, STATION WAGON CRASH; 6 DIE, 9 HURT Fresno, March 24 Ui A station wagon and an auto collided last might, killing six persons, including teen-age twin sisters and three other young sters.

Nine other persons were injured, some seriously. Five of those killed were riding in the station wagon, which ran a stop sign and col lided with the auto, the highway patrol said. The crash occurred about 20 miles southwest of Fresno. The adults and eight children occupied the station wagon and five persons were in the auto. Don't Omit Spplliij.

Anderson Ellsworth H. lAndy Anderson," beloved husband of Marian, nee Klein; fond father of Leslie ond Jomes; son ot the lote Edward end Elso Anderson; brother of Donoid ond Elizabeth rouse. Resting at Olson Funeral Home, 6467-73 N. Northwest highway, until Monday at IT a. m.

Services ot redeemer Lutheran church, Gillick and Clifton ovenues. Park Ridge, Monday. Morch 26, ot 1:30 p. m. Interment Acacia Pork.

Member of Chicago Restaurant Association. SPring 4-3333. Anderson See Mulvlhlll notice. Andrews Ella E. Andrews, beloved wife of the late Jay fond mother of Addie Dunne, Olive Coffer, Beatrice Horn, ond Jay grandmother of eight; great-grondmottter of six; sister of Theodore Burkman.

Services Tuesday, 2 ot Egon Funeral Home, 3700 W. 63d street. Cremation Mount Hope. LU 2-2000. Arens Robert J.

Arens of Crystol Lake, beloved husband of Margaret, nee De Gennaro; fond father of Robert W. and John W.r deor son ot Albert B. and Elsie Lucht Arens; brother of Bro. Albert H. Arens, S.

Margaret Arens, ond the lote Walter E. son-in-low ot Nick and Edna Olbater De Gennaro; brother-in-law of Mrs. Catherine Arens. Resting ot Warner Funeral Home, 2 N. Williams Street, Crystal Lake.

Recitation of Rosary 8 p. m. Sunday. Funeral moss Monday, 10 o. St.

Thomas the Apostle church. Interment church cemetery. 815-459-3000. Averdung Chorles A. Averdung, beloved husband of Jeannette; fond father of Carl Paul and Jeanette; brother of Erna Becker, Tonl Decker, ond Fronr.

Member of Master Plumbers Steuben society, -and University council. Knights of Columbus. Funeral Monday, March, 26, 9:15 a. from DmM Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western ovenue, to St.

Nicholas church, 806 Ridge avenue, Evonston. Moss 10 0. m. Interment All Saints cemetery. LO 1-6874.

Bailey Anno D. Bailey, March 24, 1962, of 601 N. Waller avenue, beloved wife ef the late Charles E. Bailey; fond mother of Charles E. Jr.

end Bruce S. Bailey; grandmother of five; greot-grondmotrter of four. Resting at C. Kampp Son, 318 N. Central avenue, Austin.

Funeral Tuesday, 1 p. m. Interment Ookrldge. AU 7-0017. Barrett Chorlec A.

Barrett, March 22, 1962, beloved husband of Margaret Barrett; brother of William J. Barrett. At Lain Son Chapel, 2024 E. 75th at Jeffery where services will be held Monday, Sftorch 26, ot 10 o. m.

Interment Peotone, III. Member of local 399, Stationary Engineers. Beardsley Norma O. Beardsley, beloved wife of the lote Edward mother of Mrs. Dorothy Palmauist; grandmother of Mrs.

Diane Koskey; sister of Esther Foirweather, the lote Wayne and Charles C. Collins. Funeral Tuesday, 1 P. at the Fern Chopel, 79th ond Emerald. Interment Evergreen.

Behrens Lizzie Behrens, nee Wlnkelmann, Melrose Pork, beloved wife of the lote George; loving mother of Esther Davis, Harvey, Ethel Grant. Elizabeth, George, Henry, Irene, ond Lester; fond grandmother of five; great-grandmother of three; deor sister of Elmer, Edwin, Lydia Sent, Alma Rassmussen, and Amanda Rassmussen. Resting at Bor-mann Funeral Home, 16th No. of Lake Melrose Park, until 11 a. Monday.

In state at St. John United Church of Christ until time of service, 2 p. m. Interment Arlington. Fl 4-0714.

Beierle Katherlne Irene Beierle, nee McNabb, dearly beloved wife of the lote George; fond mother of Ellen Schaub and Mary Agnes Pedicone; dear sister of A9nes Snow, Winifred McDonald, Theresa Ricks, ond Horry McNabb; grandmother of seven. Funeral Monday, Morch 26, ot 11:15 0. from Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North avenue. Oak Park, to St.

Vincent Ferrer church. Mass ot noon. Interment All Saints cemetery. Information, ES 9-5151 or VI 8-3010. Berkowitz Oscar Pat Berkowitz of 2647 N.

Washtenaw avenue, beloved brother of Birdie Widran, Alice Shapiro, Leo, Saul, of Hollywood, the late Kate Levy, and Anne Bodenstein. Service Monday, 10:30 o. at Piser Memorial Chapel, 5206 Broodwav. Interment Western Star cemetery. Friends may pay their respects, ot chapel, Sunday otter 7 P.

m. LO 1-4740. Biel Mary Biel, nee Danaher, dear wife of the late Joseph; beloved mother of George Schooley and Ruth Brennan; fond grandmother of Ruth Kowalik, George Schooley Richard, ond Mory Ruth Brennan; tour great-grandchildren; fond sister of George P. Danaher. Funeral Monday, 9:30 0.

from Wm. C. Smith ond Sons, 2500 N. Cicero ovenue, to St. Vincent Ferrer church.

River Forest. Interment St. Joseph's. Member of Catholic Daughters of America; Irving Park Catholic Women's club; Little Flower circle; St. Genevieve Altar and Rosary sodality, and Third Order of St.

Dominic. BE 7-8070. Blum James J. Blum, beloved husband of Libbie; loving brother of Sister Mercedes ond Celia Ritter. Resting ot Frank R.

Rlnga ond Sons, 6833-35 W. Grand ovenue. Funeral Tuesday, Morch 27, at 9 0. to St. William's church.

Interment St. Joseph. MErrimac 7-8280. Bogan Ralph A. L.

Bogan, of 727 Roslyn terrace, Evanston, March 23, 1962, ot Polm Beoch, husband of Alice R. Boson; fother of Ralph A. L. Bogan Mrs. John A.

Jenkins, Mrs. H. J. Von Omum Michael R. and Thomas R.

Bogan; 18 grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Thomas Koons ond Mrs. J. P. Archey.

Resting ot Hebblethwaite Chapel, 1567 Maple ovenue, Evanston, on Monday. Service 4:30 P. m. Tuesday, ot the First Presbyterian church, Chicago avenue and Lake street, Evanston. Burial private.

Please omit flowers. Brody Irving Brody of 4664 N. Spauldlng avenue, of Brody Bros. Furniture company, beloved husband of Nora; dear fother of Marcia Grossman; father-in-law of Joseph Grossman; fond brother of Samuel. Ed-word, the lote Ben, Meyer, Ephraim, and Sarah Friedman; devoted grandfather of two.

Service Monday, 10 a. at Original Weinstein 8 Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson rood. Interment Westlown cemetery. Visitation Sunday evening.

LO 1-1890. Brunkowski Anna Brunkowskl, beloved mother of Helen Moody, Wanda (William Struwe, and Edward Edna Dukendorf, Raymond Bernlce Brunkowski; grandmother of 18; great-grandmother of 10. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a. from GursKIs Funeral Home, 718 W. 18th street, to Providence of God church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. SE 3-5711. Burget Etla F. Smith Burget, beloved wife of the late John ond Viother of Lillian dear sister of the late Alfred R.

Smith, Minnie T. Olivas, and Lily R. Franzen; sisler-in-low of Helen Tyers. Former member of Ben Hur chapter. No.

401, O. E. S. Services Tuesday, March 27, 1 p. at Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N.

Central ovenue. Interment Mount Olive. Cain John S. Coin, beloved husband of the late Alice; fond father of Ruth Debo, Frances MorrissA, Jean Bateman, and the late Rhoda Amstutz ond Alice; grandfather of nine; dear brother of Alma Replogle of La Porte, Ind. Service Mon-doy, 1 p.

at Bourne Chapel, Kedzie ot 65th pi. Interment Evergreen. RE 7-3232. Cambio' Domenlco Cambio of the Conte Dl Savoia Importers, beloved husband of Maria, nee Ventrella; loving fother of Vito ICor-mella Cambio, and Lucy Rocco De Cristofaro; dear grandfather of Dr. Dom-- Ink De Cristofaro and the- lote Nick De Cristofaro; great-grandfather of Tommy, Bobby, ond Nicky.

Funeral Monday, 8:30 a. from Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North avenue, to Holy Guardian Angel church. Moss 10 0. m.

Entombment Queen of Heaven. ES 9-5151, VI 6-3010. Cardinell Wellington Cardinell, fond father of Barbara Meyers; grandfather ef three. Member of Banner Blue lodge. No.

924, A. F. A. M. Funeral Monday, 1 p.

at the Fem Chapel, 79th and Emerald. Interment Oakridge, Carlsen Henry H. Corlsen, beloved hustend of Myrtle; devoted father of Shirley Johnson and Donald; deor grandtorner of fcaii Johnson, Kurt, Lynn, and Lisa Carlsen; fond brother of Louise Smith ond Marie Fick. Services Tuesday, at 2 p. ot the Nielsen Funeral Home.

3301 Fullerton ovenue. Interment Glen Oak. Carlson Alire Carlson, nee Peterson, beloved wife of Gustaf M. IMonfyl Corlson; devoted mother of Joan Wagner; dear sister of Helen Post ond the lote Arthur Peterson. Services Monday, 1 :30 P.

ot Laughlfn Sons Chapel, 2100 W. 95th ot Hovne. Interment Oak Hill. PRescott 9-1100. Carlson Robert Carlson, beloved husband of the lote Emily, nee Karowsky.

Resting ot Thomas J. Cooney Sons Funeral Home, 3552 Southporl ovenue. Services Tuesday, 2:30 m. Interment family lot. Carroll Thomas Carroll, formerly of 6510 S.

Lowe avenue, beloved husband of the lote Sarah; father of Pearl Tllley, Ethyl Snuflin, Chorles Lemmon, Margaret Olson, Mory Ward, Kathryn Mangonoro; grandfather of 16; great-grandfather of six; brother of Hugh ond Bridget of Gal-wov, Ireland. At chapel, 734 W. 79th street. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a. to Mary Star of the Sea church.

Mass 9:30 o. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Spanish-American War veteran. Parking In Mutuol Bank lot, 79th and Union avenue, evenings.

TR 3-0738. Edward C. Sweeney "Edward Sweeney, 69, 6937 S. Maplewood died yesterday in Hines. hospitaL Mr.

Sweeney was the retired traffic manager of Kauders-Steuber Trucking company, 221 N. La Salle st Mass will be said at 11 a. m. Tuesday in St Adrian's Catholic church, 7000 S. Washtenaw av.

Mr. Sweeney is survived by his widow, Bertha; two sons, Edward C. Jr. and the Rev. James a daughter, Mrs.

Virginia McGregor; six grandchildren, and two sisters. Ben J. Sichel Ben J. Sichel, 61, of 6900 Jeffery executive vice president of Arthur 8751 Greenwood importers, died yesterday in Woodlawn hospitaL Mr. Sichel, president of Temple B'nai Yehuda, is survived by his widow, Carrie; a daughter, Mrs.

Walter J. Seewald; and two grandchildren. Services will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Temple B'Nai Yehuda, 8201 Jeffery blvd.

Mrs. Howard H. Cottrell Services for Mrs. Grace M. Cottrell, 69, of Bradenton, wife of Howard H.

Cottrell, retired credit manager of Armour Fertilizer works, will be held tomorrow in Decatur, Ga. Mrs. Cottrell, who died Thursday in Bradenton, is a former Chicago resident. Also surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Marion J.

Andre and Mrs. Helen Rhodes; three grandchildren, and three brothers. Andrew F. Marsch Services for Andrew F. Marsch, 68, of Lake Worth, who retired in 1957 as chief engineer of the city board of local improvements, will be held at 1:30 p.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 304 W. 119th st. Mr. Marsch died Friday in a Lake Worth hospital.

He had been a city employe many year's. Surviving are his widow, Helene; a son, Andrew and three grandchildren. N. George Nelson Services for N. George Nelson, 91, a retired salesman for Nunn-Bush shoes who died Friday in Wesley Memorial hospital, will be held tomorrow in La Porte, Ind.

He formerly was a Boy Scout committeeman and an elder of Ravenswood Presbyterian church. He leaves two daughters, Clara and Eunice; a son, Russel; and two grandchildren. Mrs. Florence Gardiner Farley Wichita, March 24 UP) Mrs. Florence Gardiner Farley, 72, one time vice chairman of the Democratic national committee, died at her home here today.

She was a member of the national committee from 1920 until the 30s. In 1928, she was elected vice chairman and was in charge of western headquarters in St. Louis for Al Smith's Presidential campaign. Louis Levin Services for Louis Levin, 61, of 3129 Jerome founder and president of Louis Brothers, general merchandising store at 846 Roosevelt will be held at 10 a. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. Mr. Levin died Friday. Surviving are his widow, Jennie; two sons, Ralph and Morton; four grandchildren, and one brother. Miss Marie C.

Muller Services for Miss Marie C. Muller, 84, of 500 N. Vail st, Arlington Heights, a retired teacher who died Friday in Sherman hospital, Elgin, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 2000 E.

Northwest Arlington Heights. She retired in 1942 from Beau-bien school. Surviving are two sisters. In Memoriam Hoffenkamp Roe Hoffenkamp. In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, who passed away 16 years 090 today.

AL AND RUTH. Huss Mourlce L. Huss. Always remembering our promises. With love on your birth day.

YOUR WIFE CORA Kuhlmann In memory of Henry J. Kahlmnnn, who passed away four years ago today. March 25, 1958. SISTERS SOPHIA AND JOHANNA M. KUHLMANN.

Lavery Moxlne Lovery. Passed owav March 6. 1962. Always In my heart. Lovingly.

YOUR DAUGHTER. Naughton Mary E. Noughron. In loving memory of our darling mother, who passed away Friday, March 25, 1938. FROM ALL HER CHILDREN.

Nettler Jacob Nettler. Deor dad, vou left us one yeor oso today, March 25, but we feel you ore still with us. Your love will olways-be In our hearts. YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN, MINNIE, MAX, MEYER, FAY, AND TILLIE, AND LOVING GRANDCHILDREN AND GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN. Robackouski Agnes RobockousM.

In remembrance of eur beloved mother who passed on March cmlUT num. Sarocco Vincent J. Sarocco. Graciously, humble, loyal and true; with fervent love ond devotion accepted your many burdens. Undaunted in hope ond faith but trusting olwovs' God's will ond way.

Departed a month 090 today for your heavenly home. May our prayers ond love offered reward your eternal rest. LOVING CHILDREN. Announcements CANCER RESEARCH IS Everyone's Responsibility, tout wemonoi urn, or Beauest will make the fino4 breakthru possible. Tax deductible.

THE CANCER FOUNDATION 9 E. Jockson-plvd, HArrison 7-8855 fraternal Notices BOARD OF EDUCATION POST, NO. 471, A. Members attend wake of Com rode Gtodwin Jones at p. m.

Sunday at chapel, 8400 S. Ashland avenue. JOHN A. WILHELM. Adiutont.

Cemeteries RIDGEWOOD CEMETERY Beautiful 6 grove lot. Best Section, Perpetual care. J250. PR 1-7063. 4 GRAVE Lots In Garden of Last Supper nftemory borgen cemetery, Arlington Heights.

$350. PO 4-4378. 4 GRAVE Lot In Glen Oak cemetery Very reasonable. Nice location. ki 5-2540.

CLARENDON HILLS Cemetery 6 grove "that ell may JutoV' HAGGARD FUNERAL HOMES 124 MADISON ST. OAK PARK lUdld e-782 AUstU 71422 Funeral Directors LAIN SON Funeral Information NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N. ASHLANO-AV. PHONE: LOn9beoch 1-2645 MONDAY Preble Lorraine 10 a. m.

Young Minnie 3 p. m. NEAR NORTH CHAPEL 1035 N. DEARBORN-ST. PHONE: DEIowore 7-303 SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 2024 E.

75TH-ST. PHONE: FAirfax 4-7177 MONDAY Barrett Charles A. 10 a. m. Farling Addie M.

1 p. m. SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST. PHONE: BEverly a-2182 -MONDAY Danielson Charles A.

11 a. m. FUNERAL HOMES 5303 N.WESTERN AVt. In Park Ridge 127 N. NORTHWEST HIGHWAY AMPLE PARKING FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE phons L0 1-6874 PISER NORTH SUBURBAN MEMORIAL CHAPEL PUBLIC INSPECTION INVITED 9200 N.

Skokie blvd. Skokie, III. 679-4740 C. H. JORDAN CO.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 10S YEARS 221 East Erie Superior 7-7709 FURTH CHAPEL ESTABLISHED 1865 JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS 2100 E. 75th-st. Ml 3-5400 KONITZER-ROWLAND FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4152 N. Sheridan Bl 8-1536 1723 N. Lorrobee Ml 2-1535 DEATH NOflCES "SEE" NOTIOES Listed below are "See" notices which ore cross references to death notices appearing In todoy't Tribune.

"See" notices feature the names of family members of the deceased who have a different legal name than the deceased because of marriage or a legal change. Some "See" notices feature the maiden name of a wife who may be best known in the community by her maiden name. Brennan See Mary Biel notice. Cull See Amelia Gtovonnonl notice. Christiano See Dl Venuta notice.

Crossen See Rosemary Coyle notice. Danaher See Mory Blel notice. De Cristofaro See Domenlco Combio notice. De Gennaro See Robert Arens notice. Dr.

Adelina Lobraico See Lovlerl notice. Dukendorf Sea Brunkowskl notice. Feeney See Katherlne Palmer notice. Ferrini See Dr. Adelina Lobraico notice.

Fink See Annie Schnable notice. Haertt See Dr. Adelina Lobraico notice. Hampton See Annie Schnable notice. Higgins See Margaret Colombatto notice.

Johnson See Dr. Adelina Lobraico- notice. Juris See John Dilurkiewtcz notice. Lambrecht See Emma Chrlstensen notice. Lurgio See Delorto notice.

Meyers See Wellington Cardinell notice. Pacelli See Teresa Ghlladuccl notice. Pedicone See Beierle notice. Reck See Sarah Herr notice. Romano See Dl Venufa notice.

Ruhling See Annie Schnable notice. Schooley See Mary Biel notice. Sershon See Rosemary Coyle notice. Shonts See Veronica Ciolkowskf notice. Walsh See Annie Sehnoble notice.

Abt Frederick J. Abt, Colomo, bfioved husband of Vivian E. Abt.t uncle of sev eral nieces and nephews. Retired Illinois Bell employe. Amiet Helene E.

Amiet, March 24, beloved wife of the late Ernest E. Resting ot Donnellan funeral home, 10525 S. Western ovenue, offer 3 p. Sunday. Funeral notice loter.

BE 8-0075. Amstadter Frank J. Amstodter of 2442 Berwvn ovenue, beloved husband of Irene, nee Block; devoted fother of Laurence ond Bertram; loving grandfather of five; deor brother of Sam, Belle Sonderoerg. Hiioa Amstodter. the late Irving and Edward.

Service Monday, 1 p. ot Plser Me morial Chapel, 520 Broadway. inrermenT Oak Woods cemetery. Friends mov pay their respects at chapel Sunday after I P. m.

LO 1-4740. Anderson Arthur M. Anderson, beloved husband of Ellen tNelliel, nee Rke; loving fother of Bemfce Jordan, Ellen Flowers, Genevieve McGivern, Kathleen Weyand, Elaine Moiure, Rosemary Moore, ond Joan Dom'els; deer grandfather of 36; great-grandfather of seven; fond brother of Howard, Gustave, Walter, and Ruth Clemens. Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 0. from Hough Funeral Home, "4300 N.

Central ovenue, to Our Lodv of Victory church. Moss 10 a. m. Interment Colvary. Information, PA 5-4300.

Anderson Matilda C. Anderson, beloved wife of the late Axel; dear mother of Mrs. Mildred Clock, Dorothy ond Glen; sister of Harold and Axel grandmother of Irving ond Mllllcent; also leaves four great-grandchildren. Services Monday, March 26, 2 p. at Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N.

Western cv. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. LO 1-6874. widow, Alice; three sons, Mi chael, Thomas, and Ralph two daughters, Mrs. Sarah Jenkins and Mrs.

Barbara Arnum; two sisters, and 17 grandchildren. Mrs. Dominic E. Colombatto Mrs. Margaret Colombatto, 48, of 6915 Justine st, of Dominic E.

Colombatto," a state department of labor hearing referee, died yesterday in her home. Mrs. Colombatto, a former Chicago social worker for 11 years, was a graduate of the Academy of Our Lady and St. Xavier college attended Loyola university. Also surviving are two sisters and a brother.

Mass will be said at 10 a. m. Tuesday in St Brendan's church, 67th street and Racine avenue. John D. McCall Dallas, March-24 UP John D.

McCall, 70, Dallas attorney and bond, and finance authority, died yesterday in a Dallas hospital. McCall was the senior member of the law firm of McCall, Parkhurst, Crowe, McCall and Hortbn, specializing in municipal finance law. McCall served many cities, school districts, and state agencies jas counsel on issuance of bond. At one time, McCall was chairman of the municipal law section of the American Bar association. Theodore R.

Goldsmith Washington, March 24 (CPD Theodor Goldsmith, writer on government finance and monetary affairs, died today, apparently of a heart attack. Goldsmith, 59, was the founder of Goldsmith-Nagan Washington newsletters which report on money market developments. He was a veteran reporter in the financial field and an expert on the government bond market. Bernhardt Hagge Services for Bernhardt Hagge, 63, of 17851 Torrence Lansing, who died Friday in St. Margaret's hospital, Hammond, will be held at 11 a.

m. Tuesday in the chapel at 3227 Ridge Lansing. He was manager of the Lansing Sportsman's club, and former manager of the Beverly and Longwood Country clubs. He leaves his widow, Edna; a son, Robert; a daughter, Mrs. Patricia Haas; and a sister.

CAR CRASHES INTO UTILITY POLE; 1 KILLED Charles Zabelka, 33, of 8342 S. Latrobe Stickney township, a truck driver, was found dead yesterday in his automobile, which had crashed into a utility pole at 79th street and Laramie avenue. Police were unable to find a witness to the accident. John Medera, 89, of 2009 Lincoln was killed early yesterday when he was struck by a truck at 6301 Broadway, outside Gary. The truck driver, Joseph Stark, 40, of 7502 Marshall Crown Point, told Lake county Ind.

sheriff's police Medera walked in front of the truck. Police said Medera was in the habit of taking long strolls away from his home. Stark was released after questioning by police. Up to midnight Friday, 62 persons had been killed in traffic accidents in Cook county since Dec. 31.

Of these, 35 died in Chicago, where 6,569 were injured in the same period. LINK WOMAN'S DEATH IN BATH TO STRAY SHOT Mrs. Georgia Harris, 60, who died in her bathroom at -17 61st st early yesterday, ap parently of a heart attack, later was discovered to have been shot in the head with a small caliber bullet. Detectives Joseph Bierne and Edward Dietrich, questioning neighbors, were told by William Harvey, 6103 S. State st, sepa rated by a vacant lot from the building in which Mrs.

Harris lived, that two men who robbed him of $80 about the time of Mrs. Harris' death had fired several shots. The detectives found several .25 caliber casings near the scene of the robbery. Harvey is held for further questioning. NORTH 919 BELMONT Vt Block Wed of Co St.

Wellington 5-1724 WEST 511 ModuSt.cMo$M EStcbreok 8-7500 EUdid 4-3720 A CONCMTKXMt MUU MHM Czajkowski Veronica Czaikowski, nee Gaworski, beloved mother of Siegfried Eleanor Shonts and Eugene Joan Shonts; dear sister of Ignac Gaworski. Resting at Winiarski Funeral Home, 2021 W. Dickens ovenue. Funeral Monday, March 26, 9:30 0. to Good Shepherd church, Cortez ond Rockwell.

Interment All Saints cemetery. HU 6-9643. De Bartolo Genevieve De Bartolo, dear mother of Joseph, Mary, Genevieve Jerry) Bor-tuska, Ann (Jerry Parizek, Susan Pedicone, ond Frank tEmmol. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from chapel, 2945 S.

49th Cicero, to St. Dionysius church. Interment Mount Carmel. OL 2-0177. Delorto Rose Delorto, nee Gigante, beloved wife of the lote Anthony; dear mother of Jo sephine Angelo Lurgio), Michael Thomas (Florence), Carmella Anthony Lurgio).

and the lote Anthony; grandmother of nine; greot-grondmother of 14. Funeral Tuesday, 8:45 0. from Gronota Funeral Chapel, 1704 W. 69th street, to St. Mary of Mt.

Carmel church. Mass 9:30 a. Interment St. Mary's. PR 6-0600.

Deubel Herbert Deubel, loving son of William ond Anna; dear father of Judy Redden; fond brother of William, Charlotte Parker, and the late Elmer. At Boldvgo Funeral Home, corner of 51st ond Woods street. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. to SS. Cyril Ond Methodius church.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. Please omit flowers. PR 6-7742. Dippong John A. Dippong, lote of 205 S.

Coryl street, Northlake, beloved husbaid of the late Catherine; dear father of John, Peter, ond the late Joseph Dippong; fond grandfather of four. Resting ot Stich Funeral Home, 845 W. Armitage ovenue. Funeral Tuesday, 8:30 a. from chopel.

Mass 9:30 0. at St. John Vianny church, Northlake. Interment St. Joseph cemetery.

Di Venuta Joseph Dl Venuto, lote of 4735 West End, beloved husband of Daiana, nee Gicomarra; dear father of Adrlono Romano; grandfather of Adrian Christlono. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Kringos Marzullo Chanel, 5400 W. Harrison street, to St. Thomas Aauinas church.

Interment Mount Carmel. AU 7-8600. Dudda Frank B. Dudda; beloved husband of Leono, nee Lo Forte; fond brother of Bessie Kone, Agnes Skierka, and the lote Martin; brother-in-low of Poul Marie Maglio, Mary La Forte, James Hattie La Forte, George Ceclle La Forte, Joseph Victoria) Lo Forte, and the late Victor La Forte. Resting ot chapel, 300 E.

-115th street. Funeral Monday, from chapel, 9:30 a. to St. Anthony church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment. Holy Sepulchre. PU 5-2030. Dziurkiewicz John Dzlurklewlcz, beloved husband of Lorraine, nee Kucharski; loving fother of David and Dorothy; devoted son -of Anthony and Mary Dziurkiewicz; dear brother of Mitchell Estelle Juris, Clement Bernice Juris, Alice Jomes Lutke, and Narcissus Edward Arvid-son; uncle of 13.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 o. from Wasko's, 5806 Higgins avenue, to St. Constance's church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

PA 5-2141. Son Funeral Home, 1356 Wellington avenue. Interment Joplin, Mo. Gasiorowski Joseph Gasiorowski, beloved husband of the lote Mary, nee Sfylinski; aeor fother of Adorn and Chester; fond brother of Mory Kusmierskl. Service Tuesday, 9:30 0.

from Joseph J. Ewald Funeral Home, 1359-61 Fullerton ovenue, to St. Josaphot church. Interment St. Adalbert.

LI 9-3515. Gates Katherine V. Gates, beloved wife of the late William Day Gates; dear sister of Mrs. Annabelle Holliday, Mae Fallon, ond Edward B. Fallon.

Resting at Querhammer Funeral Home, Crystal Lake, after 5 p. m. Sunday where services will be held Tuesday ot 10 0. m. Interment St.

Thomas Section, Crystal Lake Memorial Park, Crystal Lake, III. Ghiladucci Teresa Ghiladucci, nee Pocelll, beloved wife of August; loving mother of August J. ond Christopher; grandmother of two; sister of Rose Frusolone, Angelina Boldino, Christine Pacelli, James, Mary Catena, ond the late Delia lacullo; mother-in-law of Marie Angelastro ond Luciano Citti. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a. from Michael Colietto Sons Funeral Home, 2600 Wentworth ovenue, to Santa Lucia church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. Please omit flowers. VI 2-1861.

Giese Stanley Edwin Giese, lote of 2727 Lake-shore drive, Michigan City, Ind, administrator -of the Warren hospital, beloved husband of Milado, nee Wolavko; fond father of Dr. Stanley Giese of Wheoton, ond Theodore M. of Michigan City; three brothers and two sisters. In state Sunday at the Root Funeral Home, 312 E. 7th street, Michigan City.

Monday, remains may be viewed at the Stanley Funeral Home, 306ft Milwaukee avenue. Private services Tuesday ot the Stonley Funeral Home. Interment Bohemian National cemetery Tuesday, March 27. Information, Dl 2-2252. Giovannoni Amelia Giovannoni, nee Solltart, of 3749 Jonssen, beloved wife of the late Angelo; deor mother of Julia Brogan, Julius, Horry, Andrew, Ann Cull, ond Raymond; sister of Sam ond Americus.

Resting ot Thomas J. Cooney Sons Funeral Home, 3552 Southport Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. to St. Andrew's church. Interment Ail Saints.

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