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OBITUARIES CHICAGO TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1963 OBITUARIES PROBE DEATH OF ARMY GAS BLOW ON HEAD KILLS GUARD IN DAIRY BUILDING CARL A. HATCH DIES; FORMER U. SENATOR Miss Irene Barrett Miss Irene Barrett, 1651 N. Normandy died yesterday Deemer Mrs. Mo L.

Deemer of 555 Hinman avenue, Evonston, Sect. 13. 1963, wife of the late Walter G. Deemer; aunt of Giadvs Doshier. Friends may coll et Hebbtetnwaite Chanel, 1567 Mople evenoe.

Evonston where service will be held 7 p. m. Tuesday. Interment Memorial Pork cemetery. Elder Elizabeth Elder, nee Vybonek, suddenly, beloved wife of the late Thomas toying daughter of Marie F.

ond the late Joseph J. Vyhanek; fond sister of Joseph John ond Marv Ctort; niece of George J. Vyhanek. Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a. from Egan Funeral Home, 3700 W.

63d street, to the Church of Queen of Martyrs. Entombment St. Morv. Visitation otter 3 p. m.

Sunday. LU 2-2000. Kennedy Alice C. Kennedy, wife of the late Thomas mother of Mrs. Frank A.

Feeiev; orondmothef of Mrs. Herbert Eck, Mrs. John Egan, Frank end Robert Feeler. After 3 p. m.

Monday ot Drechs-ler Funeral Home, 203 S. Marion street, ot Pleasant street. Oak Por. Funeral 9:30 a. m.

Wednesday to St. Edmund Church, Oo Pork. Mess 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel.

EU 3-3191. King Robert King, oge 78, lote of 1919 Jackson boulevard. Remains resting at Hollowell and James Chapel. 1706 Jockson boulevard. Services Monday, Sept.

16, 1:30 m. Interment Elm Lawn cemetery. SE 8-2424. Kozla Louis J. Kozla.

beloved husband of Cecelio, nee Czupowsfci; loving father of Dolores Conklin; brother of Barbara, William, and Emily Wane; grandfather of seven. Member of A. L. post No. 777.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 o. m. from Koop Funeral Home, 5844-48 Milwaukee avenue, to St. Juliona church. Interment.

St. Adalbert's. 763-5111. Kramer Laura Kramer, nee Lodwig, formerly of Manitowoc, beloved wife of August; loving mother of Anito Grose; dear sister of Irene Houk, Leona Pitts, Elsie Lodwig, ond Edna Schrimpf. Services Wednesday, Sept.

18. 11 a. at Drake I Son Funeral Home, .5303 N. Western avenue. Interment Ridgewood cemetery.

LO 1-6874. Krisik Esther Krisik, nee Filtenborg, beloved wife of the lote Albert loving mother of Gilbert E. Shirley ond Donald A. Lois; grandmother of five; dear sister of Alice Jorgensen, William, Clarence, Daniel, the late Minnie and John Filtenborg. Services Tuesday, 10 o.

ot tne Ray Kruse 8 Son Funeral Home, 5652 So. Ashlond avenue. Intorment Ever-sreen cemetery. RE 7-0077. Kroll Katherine Kroll, nee Swistok, beloved wife of the late John; fond mother of DEATH NOTICES Batton Sarah Ellen Hctt Batton, eoe tl, beloved wife of the tote Charles Hout; oving mother of Sodie Heoly, Emily Nelson, Charles, end Thomas R.

Holt; dear grandmother of six; freat-grano-mother of seven. Fsneral Wednesday. 2 p. et Bloke-Lamb Chooet, 79th street at Loomis boulevard. Interment Plea sent View cemetery, Kewanee.

III. TR 4-1187. Beers Silos H. Beers, oge 81, Sept. 14, 1963, beloved husband of Estelle, nee Stonsell; fond father of Mrs.

Ellen J. Jones of Berkeley, III. Resting at Kampp Son, 318 N. Central avenue. Austin Service Tuesday, 1 p.

m. Interment Memory Gardens. AU 7-0017. Behnke Alexander J. Behnke, dearly beloved husband of the ate Josephine, nee Bor-kuvec; loving father of Florence ond Vivian iKoipnj jonnson; fond brother of Evalvn CHorryl Spath and Moe rwillioml Beeskow; dear brother-in-law of Emily uosepni nauriaire.

i-unerai Wednesday 9:3 a from the Sendziak Funeral 2654 W. 21st street, to St. "Roman church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery.

Member of Sheet Metal Worked, local No. 73 ond the Lovol Order of Moose, lodge No. 3. Visitation Monday from 6 P. m.

Bl 7-7240. Biselx John J. Biselx, beloved husband of Agnes Rose Biselx. Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 17, at Fox Lake, Wis.

RO 4-1617. Boatman Edward Joseph Boatman, age 78 years, husband of the late Emily, nee Prince; father of the late Kenneth. Resting at the Tews Funeral Home, 79th street ond Phillips avenue, otter 5 P. Mon-doy. Services 2:30 p.

Wednesday. Interment Oak Woods. SO 8-6959. Bode Adolpe Bode, beloved husband of Emma; dear father of Irene CaprMe and Margaret Murray; grandfather of James, William, and Emmie Services Wednesday, 2 p. at Muelhoefer Funeral Home, 1458 Belmont avenue.

Interment Montrose. Bodinet Anno M. Utz Bodinet, beloved wife of the late Peter J. Bodinet; loving mother "of Mrs. Lorraine R.

Paha, Mrs. Anna Mae Radcliff, and the late Edward Bodinet; dear grandmother of eight; fond sister of Michael, Charles, Mrs. Millie Regan, and William Utz. Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a. from the Sheeny Funeral Home, 8243 S.

Ashland avenue, to St. Denis church. Moss 10 a. m. Interment St.

Mary's cemetery. ST 3-7700. Bombard Lucille Wagner Bombard, belovel wife of the lote William devoted mother of Giles W. ond Mrs. J.

Russell Bortell; loving grandmother of C. Findlay Bortell, Loreley Bortell Watkins, James R. Bortell ond Bonnie Bombard Hulbert; great-grandmother of six. At rest at Waucondo Funeral Home, 235 N. Main street, Wouconda, where services will be held Tuesday, 1:30 p.

m. Interment Mount Emblem. JA 6-4691. Boyer Mary Boyer, beloved wife of the lote Stanley; fond mother of Boleslous (VernieJ and Edward Leonora; grandmother of Susan; sister of Agnes (Anthony) Rasala. Funeral Wednesday, Sept.

18, 9:30 a. from Zarzvcki Funeral Home, 3054 W. Cermak rood, to St. Casimir church. Mass 10 o.

m. Interment Resurrection. 521-2214. Breen William J. Breen, beloved husband of Marie; fond father of Ann PiccerieMo, Shirley Emery, John, and the late William grandfather of five; dear brother of Marie McGowan, Lorretta Considine, Thomas, ond Ann Breen.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from Kenny Brothers, 5438 S. Hoisted, to Visitation church. Interment St. Mary's.

BO 8-0662. Brzozowski Stanley Brzozowski, Sept. 15, 1963, beloved husband of Martha, nee Jablonski; devoted father of Gus Helen ond Stanley Dolores; loving, grandfather of Robert, Kathy, Jeffrey, ond Mary Ann. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Stanley Funeral Home, 3060-64 Milwaukee avenue, to St.

Hyacinth church. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. In lieu of flowers, spiritual bouquets will be appreciated. Dl 2-2252.

Byrne Carrie M. Bettyl Bvrne of 1300 Alvin court, Glenview, Sept. 14, wife of John sister of Charles M. of Kenner, and Shelden B. McClurg of Montvale, N.

J. Resting at Wm. H. Scott Funeral Home, 1104 Waukegan road, Glenview, where services will be held 10 a. m.

Tuesday. Interment 2 p. m. Tuesday, Rossville, III. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Chicago Wesley Memorial Hospital Cancer fund.

Calhoun Charles Beckham Calhoun, devoted husband of Violet, nee Horeis; brother of John, Jennie Royse, Bert, Bruce, Mary Bradshaw, Ben, Eliza, Jessie, ond Ruby Calandrino; son-in-law of Thomas Horeis. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a. at Becvar Funeral Directors, 5218 S. Kedzie avenue. Entombment Bohemian National.

PR 6-3809. Campbell Barbara Campbell, from Coal City, nee Harkes, wife of the lote Nelson W. mother of Jane and Nelson W. sister of Morie and the lote Harry grandmother of two. Services at 2 p.

Monaay at Reeves cnapei, cool City, III. Interment Braceville-Gardner cemetery. Cambensy Elsie F. Cambensy, loving mother of Vivian, Arline, Deloris, Patricia, and Betty; fond grandmother of 12. Funeral at Tohle Funeral Home, 4325 Lawrence avenue at Lowell, Tuesday, 10 a.

m. Interment Concordia. MUlberry 5-4400. Canciamilla Anthony Canciamilla, beloved husband of the late Rose, nee Tomasella; dear father of Ida Botaro, Josephine Dan Ciffone, Jennie Joseph Abbate, Mary Frank Porenti, Lena George Crosoli, the late Rose Fagiono and Jack; 10 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren; brother of Josie Balesteri ond Salvatori Socci of Monterey, Cal. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.

from Rago Brothers, 5120 Fullerton avenue, to St. Ferdinand's church. Interment Mount Carmel. AR 6-7800. Carrara Bernardo Carrara, beloved husband of Marie, nee Petri; loving father of Verna (Clarence) Zempich and Florence Arthur Proust; dear brother of Pia Fantozzi, Natolina Petri, Elsilio Bertolotti, Nello Carrara and the lat Santa DiQuirico; fond grandfather of Janis and Rosann Zempich and Arthur Proust Jr.

Resting at Anzilotti Funeral Home, 2433 S. Oakley avenue. Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 17, ot 2 p. m.

Entombment Glen Oak Mausoleum. Information, Virginia 7-6867. Cesario Peter Cesario, beloved husband of Theresa, nee Pignatoro; devoted father of Caroline David and Ida; fond brother of Rose Loizzo, Angela PVilermo, Paul, Frank, and Mike, of Italy; dear grandfather of two. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. m.

from Rosorio D. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W. North avenue, to St. Alexander's church. Villa Park.

Entombment Queen of Heaven. ME 7-0449 of MO 6-0449. Chipps Joseph J. Chipps; beloved husband of Ann, nee Kromel; dear father of Ronald and Jo Ann; fond son of Kunegunda Czepowski; brother of John Josephine, Al Helen, Zigmond Muriel, Raymond Ruth, and Gertrude Fred Olzwalska. Visitation Monday, after 3 P.

m. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 o. from John F. Eudeikis Funeral Home, 4330 S. California avenue, to Holy Cross church.

Interment St. Casimir. LA 3-0440. Christensen Hartwig Christensen, beloved husband of Gertrude, nee Schoenfeld; loving father of Robert; fond grandfather of three; dear brother of Charles, Clora Shone, the lote Amanda and Fred. Funeral at Tohle Funeral Home, 4325 Lawrence avenue, ot Lowell.

Tuesday, 2 p. m. Interment Irving Pork. Visitation offer 12 noon Monday. MU 5-4400.

Clark Cotherine E. Clork, nee Sullivan, beloved wife of the late Thomas; loving mother of Roseann Zoch, Charles, ond Eugene; grandmother of seven. Funeral Tuesday, 8:45 a. from Edward Andersen Funeral Home, 3234 W. North avenue, to St.

Genevieve church, Lamon and Altgeld. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of Altar and Rosary Society.

BE 5-0770. Conroyd Horold E. Conroyd, Sept. 14, 1963, loving husband of Jennie Conroyd; tond father of Harold Jr. ond Albert; grandfather of five; son of Hottie ond the lote John Conrovd.

At Lain Son Chopel, 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Tuesday, Sept. 17, at I p. m. Interment Grocelond.

Cooke Spencer Peorson Cooke of Hinsdole, husband of Edna Forbes; fattier of Mrs. Joseph C. Sibley and Mrs. William W. Evans.

Memorial services Tuesday, 3 p. m. ot Grace Episcopal church, Hinsdale. Please omit flowers. Corless James C.

Corless, beloved brother of Ella and the lote Ann; fond uncle of Rosemary Compfield, Jane McKillip, and Jean Curtin. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from Hursen Chapel, 5911 W. Modison street, to St. Edmund's church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Cummings Richard J. Cummings, husband of Mar- goret Cummings.

Visitation John Carroll vo nmit lu riiiiciuo, Lin hi hwimxi avenue, from a. m. Monday until m. Tuesday. Interment Clinton, la.

Daly Edwin J. Daly, husband of Catherine Magee Doty; father of tne Re. Edwin J. Daly S. J.

of Porno, India, and Anne D. Cogan; grandfather of John, Edwin, ond Michael Cogan. Reposing at John Carroll Sons Home for Funerals, Erie at Wabash ovenue. Mass to be celebrated Wednesday, September 18, 1963, at 11 e. ot St.

Jerome's church. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. Lloyd C. Haraer Services for Lloyd Harner, 88, of 34 S.

Park Hinsdale, will be held at 11 a. m. tomor row in Grace Episcopal church, 120 E. 1st st, Mr. Harner, a commercial photog rapher for more than 50 years and a member of the Du Page county board of supervisors for 30 years, died Saturday in a nursing home.

He is survived by his widow, Laila; a son, Charles former Tribune police reporter who retired re cently from the United States information agency; a grandson; two great-grandchildren; and a sister, Kate I. Harner of Hinsdale. Dr. Taft C. Rains Mass for Dr.

Taft C. Rains, 54, of 1234 E. Hyde Park will be said at 10 a. m. Wednes day in St Ambrose Catholic church, 1012 E.

47th st Rosary services will be held at 8 p. tomorrow in the chapel at 4445 South Park way. Dr. Rains, a physician and surgeon who practiced in Chicago for 29 years and formerly was chief of staff at Provident hospital, died Saturday in Passavant hospital He was senior attending physi cian in the department of obstetrics and gynecology at Provident Surviving are his widow, Deborah; a daughter, Margaret; and a son, Irkcous. Waiiam F.

Prindl Services were held in Colo rado Springs, Friday for William F. Prindl, 84, former vice president of Lyman, Ritchie and company, a Chicago insurance agency. Mr. Prindl died Wednesday in Colorado Springs. He was a member of the Union League club of Chicago and was a former director of First Federal Savings and Loan association of Colo rado Springs.

He is survived by his widow, Blanche; a daughter, Mrs. Helen Prindle Grant; a son, William; and seven grandchildren. Martin A. Whalen Mass for Martin A. Whalen, 70, of 7806 Euclid will be said at 9:30 a.

m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Peace church, 2000 E. 79th st. Mr. Whalen, who died Saturday night in South Shore hospital, retired six years ago as a sales representative for the American Can company.

He is survived by his widow, Anna Keegan Whalen; a daugh ter, Mrs. Rosalie McCabe; a son, James and eight grand children. Alfred Tilgner Services for Alfred Tilgner, 75, of 2400 Balmoral will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 5303 N.

West- era av. Mr. Tilgner, who died Saturday in his home, was a Walgreen company employe for 33 years, serving at various times as pharmacist and drug store manager. He is survived by his widow, Charlotte; a stepson, Maj. F.

D. Fulton; two grandchildren; and a sis ter. Mrs. Agnes Ryan Mass for Mrs. Agnes Ryan, 73, of 4841 N.

Ashland will be said at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church, 4640 N. Ashland av. Mrs.

Ryan died Saturday in St. Joseph's hospital, where she had been a nurse for 53 years. She was the widow of John J. Ryan, president of the Ryan Construction company, 4500 Division st Mrs. Ryan is survived by one sister and three brothers.

Jerry A. Ring Services for Jerry A. Ring, 46, of 1211 Green Bay High- and Park, will be held at 10:30 a. m. today in the chapel at 1300 Devon av.

Mr. Ring, foun der and president of the Libby Furniture and Appliance company, which has its main office at 3100 Lincoln died Satur day in Columbus hospital He is survived by his widow, Ann; his mother, Mrs. Ida Ring; two sons, Harvey and Scotty; and three sisters. Fred Fencl Fred Fencl, 51, of 3 Garden La Grange Park, died yesterday in his home. He was a steel broker and owner of the Allied Steel Service, which he operated from his home.

He is survived by his widow, Sally; his mother, Mrs. Lillian Fencl; and one brother. Services will be held at 10 a. m. Wednesday in the chapel at 6227 Cermak Berwyn.

Richard N. Mann Richard N. Mann, 66, of 4940 East End an insurance con sultant for 15 years with the Insurance Audit and Inspection company of Indianapolis, died yesterday in his home. Surviving are his widow, Margaret Rose; a son, James two grandchildren; and a sister. Services will be held at 2 p.

m. Tuesday in the chapel at 7651 Jeff ery blvd. Mrs. Mabel M. Robbins Mrs.

Mabel M. Robbins, 90, died yesterday in the Norwood Park home, 6016 Nine Nor wood Park. She was the widow of Park Robbins, former traf-fice manager for the Goodrich Steamship lines here. She is survived by a son, Park Jr. Services will be held at 2 p.

m. Wednesday in the chapel at 6150 K. Cicero it. a RESEARCH MAN St Louis, Sept 15 (UPD County authorities today inves tigated the mysterious death of William R. Muther, 55, a chem ical engineer who works with the army's bacteriological, bio logical, and chemical research center in Maryland.

Muther died here today. He worked with toxic cases and chemicals in top-secret activity at the Edgewood army arsenal, Edgewood, Md. An official said the chemicals he worked with could cause death to anyone exposed to them. Roles Out Natural Causes Raymond I. Harris, St Louis county coroner, after an autopsy, said death was not the result of natural causes.

"There is no evidence of physical injury or disease that would be fatal," Harris said. "We are asking the army what chemicals to test for." Muther was on vacation visit ing his father, Edmond H. Muther of Kirkwood. The father found him dead in bed this morning. Appeared in Good Health The elder Muther said his son appeared in excellent health yesterday and, to his knowl edge, had not been under medi cal care.

Police said the dead man car ried emergency identification which said to notify the army base's toxic agent first aid cen ter in an emergency. Muther had been employed by the army for 23 years. He was a graduate of the Missouri School of Mines, Rolla. EAST CHICAGO DRIVER KILLED IN COLLISION Richard A. Bogolia, 26, of 3619 Elm East Chicago, was killed early yesterday when his car was struck by a second auto at Columbus boulevard and Ivy street in East Chicago.

East Chicago police arrested the driver of the second car, Augustine Valdez, 31, of 5334 Howard st, Hammond, and charged him with reckless homicide, having no driver's license, and driving with ficti tious license plates. He was held in lieu of $2,000 bond. Police" said Valdez was driving west on Columbus boulevard and plowed into the left side of Bogolia's eastbound auto when Valdez attempted to make a left turn. Mrs. Margaret E.

Long, 40, of 1929 Verde Arlington Heights, was killed last night when her car struck a bridge abutment two miles southeast of Barington. Police said Mrs. Long was driving west on Illi nois highway 68 near U. S. high way 14 when she apparently lost control while crossing railroad tracks.

Up to midnight Saturday, 330 persons had died in Cook coun ty traffic accidents since Dec. 31. Of these, 206 were killed in Chicago, where 28,462 were injured in the same period. 3 GIRLS HURT IN LEAP FROM DISABLED LIFT Flagstaff, Sept 15 CSV- Three girls are recovering today from back injuries after leaping from a chair lift on Mount Agassiz north of Flag staff. Injured in the jump yesterday were Judy Rodriguez, Alyce Annanciata, and Kath- erine Egan, all of New York City.

The girls, in their twenties, were riding the lift to the Arizona snow bowl on 11,800 bot Mount Agassiz when a tree toppled across the cable and knocked it off its rollers. Willie Lump, working nearby, feared, the chairs would be carried over the tower, possibly crushing the girls. Lump ran to the lift and persuaded the girls to jump the 12 to 20 feet to the, ground. The lift was halted a short time later, and other passenngers were lowered to the ground by ropes. now have fi we (liapei locationd NORTH 5501 N.

Ashland Av. NEAR NORTH 1035 N. Dearborn St. SOUTHEAST 2024 E. 75tfc Street SOUTHWEST W.

95th Street PARK FOREST. ILL. 50 Weifwoo! Drive AMPLE PARKING AT ALL CHAPELS EACH CHAPEL STAFFED 24 HOURS EYERY PAY OF THE YEAR Complete Caskel Display Rooms in a convalescent home. She was an employe of the Century Engraving company prior to her retirement two years ago. She leaves one brother, William J.

Barrett, retired superin tendent of The Tribune's black and white engraving department Mass will be said at 10:30 a. m. Wednesday in St Giles Catholic church, Colum bian and Greenfield avenues, Oak Park. James Kesselman James Kesselman, 72, of 5340 Kenmore died yesterday in Michael Reese hospital He operated a confectionery and school supply store at 4878 Armitage av. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Irene Fish-man, and a son, Marvin. Services will be held at 3 m. today in the chapel at 1300 Devon av. EDWIN J. DALY RITES PLANNED ON WEDNESDAY Served as Police Inspector Mass for Edwin J.

Daly, 66, of 1708 Touhy former po lice inspector who died Sat urday in his home, will be said at 11 a. m. Wednes-d a in St e's Catholic church, Eunt avenue and Paulina street Mr. Daly served in Mr. Daly World War I with the 108th engineers, and in 1933 became an investigator on the staff of the late Mayor Edward Kelley.

He was named police inspector in 1937, and later acquired civil service rank. He retired in 1960 when the post of inspector was abolished, and since then had been a consultant for the Lyman Con struction company, 134 N. La Salle st He leaves his widow, Cath erine; a son, the Rev. Edwin J. Daly S.

a missionary pnest in India; and a daugh ter, Mrs. Ann Cogan, wife of John J. Cogan, an attorney. JET RUNWAY IN N. Y.

CLOSED BY SWALLOWS New York, Sept. 15 Thousands of migrating tree swallows swooped down on Idlewild airport today, hamper ing flight operations. One runway had to be closed for 48 minutes to permit re moval of dead birds killed by a landing jet liner. All incoming aircraft were warned to watch out for the birds In past years migratory birds, attracted by the fruit of bayberry bushes planted at the airport to prevent soil erosion, have hampered flight opera tions. About 90 per cent of the bushes have been removed, but the birds seem to have a good memory.

4 LAKE SKIERS MISSING; BODY OF ONE FOUND Tahoe City, CaL, Sept. 15 UR One person drowned and three others were missing after a water skiing accident at Lake Tahoe, the United States coast guard here said tonight. The group included four officers, two men and two women, from Stead air force base near Reno, Nev. The coast guard said one body was recovered. Civilian officials identified the missing as nurse Capt Jean Casbarri, 30, nurse Lt Janet Rankin, 28, Lt G.

L. Morgan and a Lt. MRS. T0M0VICK DIES; HEADED RED CROSS UNIT Mass for Mrs. Wanda R.

Tom-kovick, 43, of 1302 Argonne North Chicago, who died Saturday in Victory Memorial hospital, Wau-kegan, will be said at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow in Holy Family Catholic church, 1840 S. st, Worth Chicago. She was for Mrs.

Temkevick mer field director of services for the Chicago area Red Cross, and edited the Junior "Red Cross paper. Recently she had edited trade publication for merchants and manufacturers in the Waukegan-North Chicago area. She was a former member of both the North Chicago High school and Waukegan Township High school boards, and was a former president of the North Chicago Woman's club. She is survived by her husband, Stanley assistant principal of North Chicago High school; two sons, John and Charles; a daughter, Julianne; her father, John Ryskiewicz; and sister. I The body of James M.

Wal ters, 40, an employe of the Cen tral Watch Service, was found early yesterday on a stairway landing in the Meadowmoor Dairy, 1334 S. Peoria st Police said Walters, who lived at 5620 Green apparently had been struck a fatal blow on the head by burglars using a brass bar. Police discovered Walters' body after being summoned by a Central" Watch Service investigator who found three doors of the building open and several windows broken. The Central Watch Service had investigated after Walters, who was regularly assigned to the dairy, failed to make a routine report to the Watch Service headquarters. Cabinets and drawers in the dairy's offices had been opened, and the window of the cashier's cage broken.

Police said that the office safe had not been disturbed and that nothing appar-, ently was taken. The brass bar with which Walters apparently was struck was found near his body. 1 jeiqbisis. My GROWERS RETAILERS Our 74tfc Yeor 64 E. MONROE CE 6-3777 ana ll U8RI FM VI A.A9nfl A-LANGE Funeral Directors OFFERING A SERVICE CAREFULLY PLANNED 3019 W.

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4 GRAVES Memory Gardens, Arlington Heights. $350. CA 7-6299 in Memoriam Thomas Kotherine Kittie Thomas. In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother who passed away one year ago today. FAMILY.

DEATH NOTICES "SEE" NOTICES Lilted blw "8m" mtiMs hlh mr trra rWvwtn death mtiM a. rint In May Tribrnn. "See" tint eaten tlx ume faially wh have liffttMt inn thu tlM 4mu4 rriM ImiI thant. "So" Mtiea fMtm the naiMii Mtra of Witt who mty fee kt kiwwi la tM Ma-malty bybtr maia Mats. Cooley See Catherine M.

MacKov notice. Cruice See Frank E. Solomon notice. Holt See Batton notice. Polivka See Boudek notice.

Salzman See Charlotte Herman notice. Schultz See Joseph Amoto notice. Schultz See Virginia Pohlmeyer notice. Trefonas See Andrew J. Llritis notice.

Vyhanek See Elder notice. Aiken Eva Marie Aiken, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of the late Roy; dear mother of Janice Klein, loving grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of seven. Services Tuesday, 1 p. ot the MocGillis Funeral Home, Round Lake, III. Interment Fairmount cemetery.

Information, Kl 6-3300. Amato Joseph Amato of Cicero, formerly of Berwyn, suddenly, Sept. 14, 1963, age 59, beloved husband of. Emily Amato; dear father of Edward, ond Frank Scholti; brother of Jock, Kelly, and Ben Amato, Mary Marino, and Josephine Becker; grandfather of Christopher Schultz. Service Tuesday, 2 p.

Cermak Home for Funerals, 5844 W. Cermak road. Interment Forest Home. OL 2-0243. Apida Edwin C.

Apida, North Riverside, beloved husband of Helen; devoted father of Rod; loving father-in-law of Diane; fond brother of Anthony, Paul, Miles, Eu9ene, Eleanor Turner, and Jean Thompson; dear grandfather of Barbara Ann. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 o. from Kuratko Funeral Home, 25th ond Des Ploines avenue. North Riverside to Mater Christi church. Requiem mass 10 a.

m. Interment St. Adalbert's. Member of K. of C.

St. Rita council. No. 2034. HI 7-2500.

Awe Helen J. Awe, Suddenly, 1033 Dodge avenue, Evanston, wife of Elmer mother of Corol Jane ond Frances B. Awe; sister of Mrs. Violet Herman, Mrs. George Stonek, and Mrs.

Edmond Wroblewski. Resting at the Lindsey Home for Funerals, Maole, at Grove avenues, Evonston. Funeral 47:30 a. from chapel. Mass 10 a.

m. St. Morvs church, 1421 Oak street. even st on. un y-iiuu.

Barren Irene M. Barrett, dear sister of William J. Barrett. At John Deir Funeral Home, 12 Lake street. Oak Park.

Funeral Wednesday, 10 o. to St. Giles church. Mass 10:30 a. m.

Burial Mount Olivet. EU 3-2818. Bandek Anna Baudek, nee Polivka, dear daughter of the lote Charles and Kotherine Po-livko; dear sister of Moe Rosset, Josephine Engertiart, Kotherine Butler, Alb'e Hughes, Charles, Lillian Schulrz, and the late Frank ond Anton. Services Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1:30 p.

at H. Morik Sons hope 2534 S. Pulaski read. Interment Bohemian National. LA 1-3972.

Barbieri Angelina Lena! M. Barbieri, Sept. 14. 1963, et S. Gary, formerly of Kensington, wife of the late Victor dear mother of Victor ond the late Joseph S.

Monti; grandmother of Ronald F. end Vicki Lvnne; sister of Mary Olenti, and the late Lucy Contl. At Doty Funeral Home, 214 E. 115th street. Solemn Requiem Mass, at St.

Anthony's enure Tvesdoyt Sept. 17, 9:30 a. mf Interment Mount Olivet. Member of O. S.

I. Anita Garibaldi lodge. No. 1351, end I. A.

N. Tito Sdilpa lodge. No. 52. i Author of Legislation for 'Pure Politics' Albuquerque, N.

Sept 15 Special Carl A. Hatch, 73, former United States sena tor and federal District judge, died today in an Albuquerque hospital. Hatch, a Democrat, capped a career of 15 years in the Senate by returning to New Mexico in 1949 with an ap pointment to the federal bench from his friend, President Truman. Hatch left the bench in August, 1962, because of HI' ness. Hatch was one of the mosl powerful and influential mem bers of Congress and often served as Senate spokesman for President Truman.

He also had a major role in early atomic energy policy, labor legislation, and public lands. He was an early supporter of international peace organization a concept which led to creation of the United Na tions. Appointed to Senate The son of a Kansas grocer, Hatch grew up in Oklahoma, studied law in Tennessee, and Carl A. Hatch rose to prominence in New Mexico politics as a lawyer and state court judge. He went to the United States senate in 1933 on an appointment from Gov.

A. W. Hock-enbull and was twice elected to six year terms, retiring undefeated. Sen. Hatch attracted national attention in 1938 and 1939 as author of the so-called Hatch pure politics bill.

Enacted in 1939, the measure imposed restrictions upon the political activities of thousands of employes in the administrative branch of the federal government Supported New Deal The New Mexican supported the major part, of the New Deal peace time program and backed President Roosevelt's defense and war programs. Hatch was born Nov. 27, 1889, in Kirwin, a small town in Phillipe county, Kas. His father, Harley A. Hatch, a native Ohioan, established a pioneer merchandising firm there in the early '70s.

When Hatch was 7 years old he moved with his parents to Eldorado, where he received his elementary education. Hatch left the grocery to become a printer's apprentice on the Eldorado Courier, a weekly newspaper. At 19 he became its editor. Admitted to Bar He entered law school at Cumberland university, Lebanon, where he received a degree. He was admitted to the Oklahoma bar.

In 1913 he married Ruth Caviness, a childhood sweetheart in Eldorado. They went to New Mexico three years later when Hatch established a law office in Clovis. Familiar with politics from the precinct up, Hatch became Democratic state chairman in 1930. Hatch was elected to the senate in November, 1934, to fill out an unexpired term and in 1936 was reelected to a full six year senate term. He was reelected again in 1942.

Deaths Elsewhere Jack Ramey, 55, member of the editorial staff of the Cincinnati Enquirer since 1937 who served variously as copy desk chief, Kentucky editor, Sunday editor, and columnist; in Cin cinnati. Mitchell Gilbert, 46, expert in the field of rocket fuel combustion and principal scientist for United Technology center's physical sciences laboratory at Sunnyvale, Cat; in Palo Alto, CaL Emil J. Simon, 74, pioneer inventor of radio equipment for planes and founder of early commercial wireless system; in New York. Charles E. McVarish, 56, veteran newsman and vice presi- dent of Carl Byoir and Associates; in New York.

Leonard Tingle, 69, board chairman of the Butterick Company, in Garden City, N. Sk 'if i it nil -T- fi" 1 1 1 mn-wmimniimmmf Emmeloth Joseph P. Emmeloth, of 254 W. 107th street, devoted husband of Florence, nee hy lander; loving father of Florence Pasquarella, Carl, Myrtle Chomplain, June DaCorte, ond Poul; grandfather of twenty; great-grandfather of four; fond brother of Marie Groustra, Minnie Stigter, Cora Lehning, ond the late John. Resting at Cooney Mortuary, 12 E.

112th place. Services Wednesday, 1 p. m. Interment Beverly. Fabian Charles Fobian, beloved husband of Rosemary, nee Backus; loving father of lona; Jeor brother of Frank, George Lena, Andrew, Anthony Ann, Mary Michoel Popovich.

Joseph Mary, Louis Antion-ette), ond John (Marilyn). Resting at Zefran Funeral Home, 1943 W. Cermak rood. Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a. to St.

Stephen's church, 22d Place and Wol-cott. Mass 11 a. m. Interment Resurrection cemetery. VI 7-6688.

Falasz Frank A. Falasz, late of the Bridgeport neighborhood, beloved husband of Zita, nee Misztol; loving father of Frances, Elizabeth, Albert, Michael ond Peter. Devoted son of Mary Falasz; fond son-in-low of Joseph Misztal; dear brother o( the late Joseph. Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 17, 9:30 a.

from Ocwieia Funeral Home, 2878 S. Throop street, to St. Barbara church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Member of Flanders post.

No. 734, A. L. Please omit flowers. Vi 2-1070.

Fencl Fred Fencl, steel broker, 3 Garden drive, uo orange Horn, beloved husband of saiiy nee rwaiy; rona son of Lillian, nee Kubes, and the late Jerry Fencl; devoted brother of Georae Fencl; son-in-law of Stanley and Anna Maly. Services Wednesday, Sept. 18. 10 a. at Svec Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W.

Cermok rood. Interment vvooaiawn. iu 4-usu or bl 2-2027. Gayan Joseph S. Gayan beloved father of Joseph S.

loving son of Mary, nee janaax, rona cousin or Joseph VioletJ Wovcickv and John Wove idtv: dmr tnn- in-law of lorence i e. Services Tuesday, 9 a. at Palocz Funeral Chopel, 2955 W. 25th street, comer of Sacramento, interment local. Bl 7-0100.

Gezella Frank Gezella, loving husband of Rose, nee Chrobok; dear father of Sylvia (Joseph) ZfiDorowski, Raymond Grace, and Fred Joan; fond brother of Joseph Helen, Morie, Rose Som Sloan, Estelle tHenry Schelk; dear grandfather of James, Michoel, and Kenneth. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a. from Smoluch Funeral Home, 3800 Elston avenue, to St. Wenceslous church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. Gorski Gertrude Gorski, nee Pierzynski, beloved wife of the late Peter Gorski; dear mother of Eugene; fond sister of Ben Sophie Pierzynski, the late Alexander, Wanda Potter and Victor; sister-in-law of Anna, Lillian, and Joseph Potter; cousin of Joseph Belka, Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 2945 South 49th avenue, Cicero, to St. Mary's church. Interment Resurrection.

OLympic 2-0177. Haapala Hilmo L. Hoapolo of Des Plaines, beloved wife of John; dear mother of Ingo; Elsie Sekafetz, and Ella Skogsberg; four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; sister of Aino Poakkonen. Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 P. at Oehler Funeral Home, Lee ot Perry street, Des Plaines.

Interment Ridgewood. 824-5155. Hauser Marie T. Hauser, nee Litviok, Sept. 15, 1963, loving wife of Henry Hauser; dear mother of Edward, Henry (Juretta), Joseph, Amanda Poul Morella, Marie Leon Wegrzyn; grandmother of three; sister of Ann, Victoria, and Josephine; also nieces and nephews.

Resting at Satala Funeral Home, 4744 S. Damen avenue. Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 18, ot 9 a. to St.

Michael church. Interment Resurrection. Bl 7-9379. Visitation after 3 p. m.

Monday. Harner Llovd C. Harner, beloved husband of Laila father of Charles; brother of Kate I. Homer. Resting ot Pfeifer-Ellis-ton Funeral Home, 60 S- Grant street, Hinsdale.

Services Tuesday, 11 a. at Grace Episcopal church, Hinsdale. Interment Bronswood. Memorials preferred in lieu of flowers. FAculty 3-0275.

Hartke Sr. Realino, Sister of Charity, M. ot Cincinnati, Sept. 14, daughter of the late J. H.

ond Margaret Hartke; sister of George ond Agnes, also the lote Rev. Leo Sr. M. Gratia, B. V.

Philo-mena, Frank, Harry, ond Mary. Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 17, at Mount St. o- Hartough Eugene T. Hartough.

of Princeton, Wis. husband of Florence; father of Mildred of Grond Rapids, Mrs. Barbara Brittain of Ripon, Mrs. Janet Algar, Clarendon Hills, ond Mrs. Jo Franz, South Bend, brother of Mrs.

Clare Brown, Muskegon, 10 grandchildren. At Lackore, Nichols Lane Chopel, 1971 W. 111th street, where services will be held Tuesday at 11 a. m. Interment Green Lake, Wis.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Cancer fund. BE 8-0671. Heraty Morie L. Heraty, loving daughter of the late John and Catherine Hastings Herotv; dear sister of Mrs. Anne Sullivan, Agnes Taylor, ond the late Margaret, Edward, John, and Mrs.

Teresa Brody. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Ethelreda church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Please omit flowers. ST 3 7700.

Herman Charlotte Herman, beloved wife of the late Sam Herman ond Aoron Salzman; dear mother of Max, Herman, and Rosalind Wilson; grandmother of six; fond sister of Fannie Kahn. Service Monday, 1 p. at Piser Memorial Chapel, 5206 Broadaway. Interment BickerCholem cemetery. LO 1-4740.

Hesik James Hesik, 4139 S. Scoville avenue. Stickney, III. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a. from J.

E. Cervak chapel, 7049 Ogden avenue, Berwyn. Interment Mount Auburn. Information, GU 4-4609. Hoffmann Marie Hoffmann, wife of the late Charles; mother of Alice Thommes; grandmother of Robert C.

Thommes. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. at Schroeder-Westfoll chopel, 3807 North Lincoln avenue. Interment Acacia Pork. In lieu of flowers donations to Saint James Ev.

Lutheran church would be appreciated. Holmberg Eleanor D. Holmberg, beloved wife of Ralph E-; devoted mother of Lona; loving daughter of Elsie and Hialmor Lundgren; dear sister of John Messinger. At Edgor Funeral Home, 1107 W. 79th street, from Monday, 4 p.

until services Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1 p. m. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens south. Huber Jacob Huber of 1718 Woukegan road, Glenview, Sept.

14, husband of Beatrice; father of Mrs. Normon Flynn of Doyton, ond Mrs. Robert Stanfield of La fayette, six grandchildren; brother of Otto Huber. Services Tuesday, 1:30 p. at Wm.

H. Scott Funeral Home, 1104 Waukegan road, Glenview. Interment Memorial Park. PA 4-0083. Jablo Som Jablo, beloved husband of Ada; deor father of Selma Phipps, Poul, and Howard; fond brother of Sidney and Anita Herman; grandfather ot three.

Services Tuesday, at 10 a. at Original Weinstein Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson. Interment Westlown cemetery. Visitation Monday from 7 to 10 p.

m. Information LO 1-1890. Johnson Otto W. Johnson, beloved husband of Wendla, nee Swanson; loving father of Dorothy; fond brother of Ernest A. Johnson.

At Phillips Chapel, 10234 S. Michigan avenue. Services Tuesday or 1:30 p. m. Interment Oak Hill.

Member of Fritiof lodge. No. 5, I. O. ond Roseland lodge.

No. 128, V. O. of A. Johnston Louis A.

Johnston, frwmerly of Glenview, beloved husband of the late Frances, nee Tyler; dear father of Doris Miller, Howord, Lois Gessler, Patricio Devine, Barbara Boucher, David ond Susan; fond brother of Cecelio Donner and Dorothy Johnson; grandfather ot 17. Services in Meyer Funeral Home, 6251 Dempster street, Morton Grove, Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Memorial Pork. YO 5-2500.

Junker William N. Junker, son of the late Frank Junker and Anna Junker, nee Locher; brother of the rate Frank. Funeral Tuesday, 9 o. from Barr Funeral Home, 6222 N. Broadway, to St.

Gertrude church. Moss 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Bonifoce cemetery.

SH 3-4034. Kane tome a. none, aeiovea wire or me mit Frank. Funeral Tuesday, September 17, Home. 2130-33 51 ctrcot Pine I church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. VI 7-7758. Keavlain Thod F.

Keovloin, Sect. 14, 1963, son of the lote Tobitho end Hugh Keovloin; brother of Poul F. Keovloin ond Loretto A. Prettier. At Loll Son Chopel, 5501 N.

Ashland ovenue, until 10 p. m. Tues-ddVrtSeot. 17. Services and Interment ot El Poso, Tex.

Zvgmunt Leo J. Isabel), and Veronica Frank Gebhardt; dear grandmother of Robert, Leonord, ond John. Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 17, at 9 0. from Kol-ssak Funeral Home, 4255-59 W.

Division, corner rf Kildare, to St. John Bosco church. Interment St. Adalbert. AL 2-3600.

Laude Frank 0. Loude, beloved husband of the late Anno; loving father of Charles, Edno Kloster, Alvina Holdewong, end John; fond gondf other of six; greatgrandfather of two. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p. from Behnke-McKenna Funeral Home, 5917 Irving Pork rood, to Acacia Park cemetery. AV 3-3426.

Lavengood Geoge H. Lovengood of Villo Park, beloved husbond of Adeline, nee Miller; fond father of Miller of Lombard and Gerald; grandfather of four; brother of Clarence S. of River Forest and Roy-mond of Hillside. Funerol Tuesday, 2 p. at Steuerle Funerol Home, 350 S.

Ardmore avenue. Villa Park. TE 2-4161. Lewandowski Sandra D. Lewandowski, loving daughter of Leonord ond Elise; deor sister of Roman Marion, Corlene Sarnowski, Mellody Julian Lee Fulcher, Laura, ond Lenise; loving granddaughter of Frances Czupowski.

Funeral Tuesday, 10 0. from Molec Funeral Home, 834-38 N. Ashland avenue. Interment Elm wood Please omit flowers. HA 1-5800.

Liritis Andrew J. Liritis, late of 1528 N. Luna, loving husband of Margaret, nee Gaitis; devoted father of Anna (PeterJ Trefonas ond Marilyn; fond brother of Louis Liritis of Greece. Funeral Tuesday, 12:30 p. from Kringas and Marzulla Chopel, 5400 Harrison, to Assumption church.

Interment Elmwood. AU 7-8600. MacKay Catherine M. "MocKoy, Sept. 14, 193, beloved wife of Harry MocKoy; dear mother of Catherine L.

Rupp, Edgar and Arthur T. Cooley; grandmother of four; greot-grondmother of two; fond sister of Arthur Kitson ond Svble Kuebler. At Lain Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland ovenue, where services will be held Tuesday, Sept. 17, ot 11 a.

m. Interment Memory Gardens. Maslinski Katherine Masiinski, nee Szvmczok. beloved wife of the late Ignatius; beloved mother of Peter (Lucille, Marie James Dymar, Walter (Mary), ond the Itjte Laverne Stanley Karpinski; sister of the lote John ond Anthony Szvmczak; 12 grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren. Funerol Wednesday, 9:30 a.

from Ur-banek Funerol Home, 1335 W. 51st street, to St. John of God church. Moss 10 a. m.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. YA 7-6112. Marrs Kathryn Marrs Marcvl, nee Burke, beloved wife of the lote Chorles; fond mother of Lillian Spencer, George Morcy, Charlotte Boese, Rose Brody, Anthony Morcy, and Morcella Newberg. Funerol Tuesday, Sept. 17, 9 a.

from Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western ovenue, to Our Lodv of Mercy church. Moss 9:30 a. m. Interment St.

Joseph's cemetery. LOngbeoch 1-6874. McGovern Thomas McGovern, beloved husband of Margaret, nee Gilchrist; loving father of Margaret Ann and Thomos loving brother of Catherine McPortland ond Elizabeth Walsh of Worchester, Margaret Dolan, ond the lote Michoel ond Peter of Ireland. Funerol Tuesday, Sept. 17, ot 9:15, from the Ahern Funeral Home, 1110 Madison street.

Oak Park, to St. Peter Conisius church. Requiem mass 10 a. m. interment nnoum Carmel.

Native of County Covan, Ireland. KE 3-2394 or EUclid 3-5700. McLaughlin Jome-s F. McLaughlin, beloved husband of Katie Flynn McLaughlin; loving mother of Mrs. Mary Ellen Lettiere, ond Mrs.

Catherine Fox; devoted grandfather of 11; fond brother of Mrs. Annie Movies of Chicago. Mrs. Moe Convey in Ireland, the late Dominick, Daniel, and Thomas McLaughlin. Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a.

m. from the Sheebv Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashland ovenue to St. Thomas More church. Moss 10 a.

m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Native of Swinford, County Mayo, Ireland, Member of St. Joseph Branch, Little Flower and St.

Thomos More H. N. S. ST 3-7700. Meyers Charles H.

Meyers, beloved husbond of Marie McWeeny Meyers; brother of the late Frank Meyers ond Talatia Smith. Masonic services Monday, 8 p. ot Hursen Chopel, 5911 W. Madison street, under the auspices of Oak Pork lodge. No.

540, A. F. A. M. Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 p.

m. ES 8-7500. Mills Theresa Mills, nee Doyle, beloved wife of the late Mahlon; deor sister of Nell Brietenbach, Charles Doyle, and Lizzie Kelly. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 o. from Burke-Sullivan Funeral Home, 5018-20 Chicago avenue, to Our Lody Help of Christians church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of Third Order of Servites. CO 1-0700.

Moeller Charles J. Moeller, beloved husband of the lote Amanda; dear father of H. Roy; grandfather of William greatgrandfather of James M. ond Down Morie; fond brother of Robert Carrie Geroll and the lote Minnie Rottschalk. Services Tuesday, 1:30 p.

ot Wm. C. Smith Sons, 2500 N. Cicero ovenue. Interment Montrose.

Member of Calumet council. No. 24, Royal League. BE 7-8070. Mungoven Pearl Hay Mungoven, beloved wire or the late William; dear mother of John W.

of Chicago, ond Mrs. George T. Spensley of Pork Ridge, sister of Mrs. Walter Attfield of Listowel, Mrs. John Wole of Montreal, and Chorles E.

Hoy of Willoughbv, O. Resting ot Geils Funeral Home, 180 S. York street, Bensenville, III. Services Tuesday. 2 p.

ot Bensenville Home for the A9ed. Interment private. PO 6-3232. Murphy Catherine G. Murphy, nee Carroll, late of Lonsing, beloved wife of Arthur: dear mother of Arthur, William, Francis.

Kevin. Mrs. Mary Murpny, Mrs. Rose Pawlowski, ond the late Lawrence ond Eileen; grandmother of 19; sister of Williom, Patrick, Leo, Miss Jess Carroll, Maude Kennedy, Agnes Dunn, and Laura Melvin. Funerol Tuesday, 9:30 a.

from Ryan Funerol Home, 1420 E. 87th street, ot Dante ovenue, to St. Felicitos church. Moss 10 a. m.

Interment Mt. Carmel. Visitation ofter 3 P. m. Monday.

ES 8-2400. Murphy Ross A. Murphy, retired C. F. beloved husband of Mary Riedle Murphy; fond father of Geraldine Simich, Eileen Kinsch ond the lote Richard; grandfather of Chormaine and Michoel Simich ond Carole Kinsch; brother of James, Thomos, Edward, Moe Keegan, the lote John and Lillian Field.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:1 a. from Kerrigan Funeral Home, 5514 S. Ashlond ovenue, to St. Agnes church. Moss 10:00 a.

m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Member of Chicogo fire fighters Union, locol No. 2 A.

F. I. Q. r-n o-vuji. Nagel Frederick W.

Nogel, beloved husband of Gertrude; loving father of Herman C. and Martha Slater; fond grandfather of Robert Nogel and Richard Slater; great-grandfather of three. At Mee 8, Romme Funeral Home, 3918 Irving Pork road. Services Tuesday, 1 p. m.

Interment Acocia Park cemetery. IR 8-0038. Namen George Namen of Hillside, beloved husbond of Emma, nee Holaby; loving father of Yvonne Prozak, Dolores Eniz, Richard, ond Gerald Namen; grandfather of four; dear brother of Leo Nomen, Anno Hanood, Lillian Ferris, ond Matilda Former. Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 18, 9:30 a.

from Rosewood Funerol Home, 4000 St. Charles rood, Bellwood. Mass 10 a. m. St.

Domitilla church. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. LI 4-6667. Nelsen Jennie B. Nelsen.

nee Borrett, beloved wife of Bennett loving mother of Audrey N. Clork ond Mary Jane Kenny; grandmother of nine; fond sister of Ethel M. Burns, Nellie Blower, Bernice Gie.i-ner, Steve Williom Edwin Charles ond the lote Joseph Borrett. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 "0. from Corcoran Funeral Home, 6150 N.

Cicero avenue, at Hiawatha, to Queen of All Saints basilica. Moss 10 a. m. Interment All Saints' cemetery. Please omit flowers.

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