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CHICAGO DAILY TIM HUNK. WEDNESDAY. MAY 24. 1961 i IN MEMORIAM. I Form an Boyington Leonore Ilg of tThicsgo gnd Msnltav OBEITUARHES The Bev.

Joseph A. Tosedel BOY, 2, DARTS INTO PATH OF TRUCK; KILLED Born in Chicago, Father Pose-D i rdc was educated at St. Mary Kan Between Parked of the Lake seminary, Munde- Shepard Howes Viull Shepard Howes Viall, 73, of 10618 Wood a retired combustion engineer, did yesterday In hU Immt) lie retired four yara ago after years with the Freeman Coal Mining corporation, Washington and it mlt! enaot' ii iii.h. He was a piiinei- in llm use of utokera to fire f. in homes lie leaven bin widow, aili Hi, and three daughters, Mm Ajjnea Park, Mrs.

Irma St haefer, mid I Marion Viall. Nt-rvit will be held at 2 in, Friday In the chapel at Throop hi, Cars, Says Driver Antonio Agosto, 2. of 1640 T. Sedgwick was killed yesterday when he was struck by a A 1- 4.1 1 i- uucKinineiDuuoiocKoiaecg- 7. Crowe 10622 Harding told police the boy darted be parked cars into the path oi the truck Police charged Crowe w.th reckless homicide and failure rfght 3 es na Boy.

12. Killed David M. Blaess, 12, of Lin jolnwood, a subdivision about 74 miles east of Joliet in New Lenox township, Will county, was killed when he was struck by a car in U. S. highway 30, about a block from his home.

The driver, Vernon Erickson, 37, owner of a motel about 10 miles east of Johet on route 30, said the boy appeared suddenly in front of the car. Reuben Bean, 71. of 546 Marguerite Elgin, was killed when he lost control of his auto and it struck a tree beside U. S. highway 20, one mile west of Henpeck in Kane county.

Train Hits Auto Carl Dean Veach. 22. of U2V2 Warsaw st, La Porte, was killed when his car was Itruck by a New York Central railroad passenger train at Pinola, eight miles west of La Porte. Veach, a bookbindery employe, was returning home I after a visit to a friend, who had escaped injury Monday night in a car-train accident, also in La Porte county. Up to midnight Monday, 178 persons had been killed in traffic accidents in Cook county since Dec.

31. Of these, 106 were killed in Chicago, where 14,235 were injured in the same period. 3 SCHOOL BOYS BEATEN; HUNT 3 ASSAILANTS Three pupils at St. Brendan's Catholic school. 6714 S.

Racine i The Rev. Joseph A. Posedel, 40, assistant pastor of St. Leon- lard's church, 3318 S. Clarence Berwyn, died yesterday in St.

Anthony de Padua hospital. lein, and was ordained in 1945. He was at Blessed Agnes church, 2651 S. Central Park before being assigned to the Berwyn church five years ago. He was chaplain of the Berwyn Knights of Columbus i chapter.

Surviving are his fa- thcr and sU.pmothcr, Mr. and Mrs Jamos posedcl, and a brother. James F. Jr. Mass will said at a Friday in st Leonard's church, "iIUam Bo-vintHn William E.

Boyington, 69, of 9810 Hamilton owner and president of a general contract- i inR Iirn bearing his name at 10129 Western died yester day in his home. He was a grandson of W. W. Boyington, architect who designed the Chicago Water Tower. Surviving are his widow, Grace; a daughter, Mrs.

Patricia Bolton; six grandchildren, and a sister. Mass will be said at 10 a. m. Friday, in St. Barnabas church, 10134 gwooddr Sam Shure Sam Shure, 62, of 70 Beach Glencoe, died yesterday in Illinois Masonic hospital.

Mr. Shure was president for 40 years of the N. Shure company, 500 N. Pulaski and since 1959 had been vice Dresident of E. N.

Esco Imports, at 444 Lake Shore dr. Surviving are his widow, Thelma; a son. Donald; a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Miller; a brother, and a sister. Services win be held at 3:30 p.

m. today in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. Roland II. Cramer Final rites for Roland H. Cramer, 51, formerly of Chi cago, who died Monday in Roslyn, N.

will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Arlington National cemetery. He was formerly vice president in the Chicago office of McCann Erickson, advertising agent. He was a retired navy officer, and a rear admiral in the naval reserve.

er tM UTre Initio Poifnr nf Cfill oicott Niles, died yester-' Hav in hr hnmp Sh lpavps. Miss Clara Reinhard Services for Miss Clara Rein- hard, 68. of 6825 N. Oakley i will be held at 1 p. m.

tomor- row in the chapel at 5303 N. Western av. Miss Reinhard died Moncay. she had been a teacher i for 46 years in elementary scno0Is and at the time of her deatn was teaching in Otis st.nool. A sister and a brother survive.

Morris Formaa of 2207 West Eastwood: beloved husband of Ida: devoted father of Sarah Mullot. IJIIian Pcrlin. Mildred Witkov. I -on is Forman and Shirley Sklai. loving grandfather of eight; neat-grandfather of two; dear broiher of Ida Wood.

Sarah Siegel, Anna Cohen. Dora Marcus and Harry Forman. Service Thursday. 11a. at Piser Memorial chapel.

5206 Broadway. Interment O. K. (). J.

cemtery. Family al Perlin roioente. 7531 North Wolcott. LOngbeach 1-4740. Caber Joseph Caber, lale of 4113 W.

25th street, beloved husband of the late Anna: loving father of Adolph biother of Rudolph: father-in-law of Claire; grandfather of Sluart. Service Friday, 10 a. al H. Marik Son. 2534 S.

Pulaakl road. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. LA 1-3972. Gates Harry E. Gales, beloved husband of Eleanor nee Goebel; dear broiher of Hael Barrel and Florence Hutard.

Funeral services al A. V. Furman funeral home. 3100 Irving Park mad. Friday.

1:30 p. m. Interment Irving Park ccmeiery. Gauthier Albert L. Gauthier of 7755 W.

Howard street. Chicago, dearly beloved husband of Margaietha, nee Spurgin; fond brother of William. Olto. Addie Barton. Edith Mattocks.

Floyd, and Georse Gauthier. Resting at the Daniel J. Murphy Funeral home, 820 Talcott road, al Cumberland, Park Ridge, tu-m-ial Thursday, May 25, al 11 a. m. Hurial (Mtawa avenue cemetery.

Ottawa. 111. TA 3-5122. Godcnrath Emil .1. Godenrath.

beloved husband ol the late Magdalene, nee Groll; dear father of Virginia and Robert, grandfather of Sally; brother of Mabel, Mildred, and Viola Godenrath. Service Thursday, 11a. at Liddy chapel, 4 920-24 Irving Park road. Interment Evergreen cemetery. Member of Telephone Pioneers of America, Hawthorne chapter.

No 45. and American I-e-gion. Portage Park post, No. 183. Kl 5-6220.

Gudgeon Jeremiah Jerrrl Gudgeon, formerly of 3019 S. Emerald avenue. Funeral Thursday. 8:45 a. from Blake-Lamb Funeral home, 79th street at Ioomis boulevard, to St.

Dennis church. Interment Calvary. Information, TR 4-1187. Haber Gus B. Haber.

late of 01 W. 45th avenue, Gary. beloved husband of Erna; fond father of three daughters and one son-in-law. Service Thursday, 130 P. at funeral home.

1420 E. 87th street at Dante avenue. Interment Oaktidge. No visitation. ES 5-2400.

Hamacher Gerhard If. Hamacher. lale of Norwegian Old People's Home, beloved husband ol the lale Carrie; brother of the late Hubert, Herman, Mrs. Gusie Ixnl and Mrs. Nellie Fabt-r: also leaves metes and nephews.

Services Wednesday. May 24th. 3 p. m. at Drake a.

Son Funeral home. N. Western avtnut. In lieu of flowers mrmintal gilts to the old People's Home will be appreciated. LA) ti874.

Hamilton Audlev It Hamilton. Mav 23. age hO, late of 1403H Evcrs avenue. Dol-, ton. lormerlv of Chicago, beloved husband of aleda deal father ol Mrs.

Betty Rush. Mrs Helen Brown. Mrs. aleda omertord. Michael, and Raymond.

Iond broiher ol Miss Helen Hamilton. Charles Morris, and Wuncr; grandfather of nine. Resting ai Community mortuary, 144th -tntt uni avenue. Riverdali Serv ices 'Ihursdav. L3 Interment Oakridgc cemetery.

VI 9-5500. Hayes Margaret E. Hayes, beloved wife of the late William J. Hayes, lormerly of 11036 S. Washtenaw avenue, fond mother of James Margaret Lamh.

and Chris grandmother of Charles and Kathy Lamb. Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a. from O'Donnell funeral home. 1811 W.

103d street, to St. Caietan's church. Mass 10 a m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. BEverly 8-2245.

Heitmann Dolores L. Heitmann. nee Wagner, beloved wife of Herman fond daughter of Etola and John Wagner; dear sister of John and Robert. Resting at Murphy uneral borne. 7600 W.

Grand avenue at the Circle. Funeral Thursday, 25, at 1 p. m. Inttrmenl Eimwood Memorial Park cemetery. GLadstone 3-1234.

llerron Florenie 0. Ilerrnn of Falrm. beloved wile ol Arthur J. Herron: Iond sister of Walrer Schana. Lillian Laun.

and Theresa Hinley. Resting at Strang Funeral home. Antioch. from 7 m. Tuesday.

Funeral 9:30 a. m. Thursday, May 25. from funeral home lo St. Peters church, Antioch, at 10 a.

m. Information, Aniiotn 12. Iloffsucll Vernon A. IfoffsweM Sr. of Lombard.

111., beloved husband ol Mary nee Hennessy, fond father of Kenneth Vernon A. Mrs. Nancy Manna, and Geraldine grandfather ol Michael and Diane; dear brother of Mrs. Loiella Proudlock and William J. Resting at Brusl Funeral home, 135 S.

Main Lsimbard. until 9 a m. Thursday. Mass 9:30 a. Sacred Heart church.

Imbard Interment Mount Carmel. MA 9-009 4. Holmes William A. Holmes of 724 ludson avenue, Evanston, suddenly, May 20, 1961. ai Waikiki Beach.

Hawaii, husband of Janet C. Holmes: win of Mrs. Evalyn A. Holmes: brother of Mrs. Richard A.

Mcir and Mrs K. D. Bowman. Memorial service 3:30 p. m.

Thursday at the Second Presbyterian church, llinman avenue and Mam stiect. Evanston. Burial private. Please omit flowers. Memorials may be made to the Heart association.

Howard Josie IMallctte! Howard, residence. 11321 Avenue beloved wite ol the late Michael A darling mother of Mrs. Florence Nagcl, Michael A. Josephine O'Kcctc. and foster son.

Joseph Malltttc; dear grandmother of 1 1 fond sister ol Steve and Daniel Mallctte. Mrs Marian Euhanks and Mrs. Ellen Maliscwski. Funeral Friday, al a. Irom the lirown Funeral home.

95th and Exchange avenue. to Annunciat.i church. 1 1 S. Avenue G. Interment St.

Mary's. SO 8-0155. Huebner Paul Huebner of T.ong Beach. dear broiher of Sophie A. Huebner of lama Beach, Anna Glcason etf La Grange.

Marrha llkenhans of Niles, Bertha Kase ot Cicero, Clara Eleven, and Frieda Schwartz: of Chicago. Resting at Rhenhcig Funeral home. 110 N. La Grange road. La Grange, alter 3 p.

m. Wednesday. Service Thursday. 2 m. Interment Forest Home.

FL 2 0114. Mrs. 'Leonore Ilg Services for Mrs. Leonore Ilg, 87, of 6943 Jeffery will be held at 2 p. m.

today in the chapel at 7208 Stony Island av. Mrs. Ilg died Sunday. She was the widow of Joe, a former freight traffic representative of the Canadian National Grand Trunk railroad. Surviving are three daughters, Dr.

Frances, director of the Gesell Institute of Child Development clinic In New Haven, Dr. Vivi enne Whittlesey, an optome- 4o firJ Vtt? 11 i ttl II, ardus. twQ sons Jw Kobcrt, eight grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Miss Julia Sheehan Miss Julia Sheehan, fi5, of 7006 Euclid died yesterday in Mercy hospital. Miss Sheehan formerly was a Western Union Telegraph company office manager in the Loop.

Surviving are three sisters, Dolores, former chairman of the Chicago Civil Service commission; Mary, and Mrs. Catherine Horshman; and two brothers, Charles and Thomas. Mass will be said at 10 a. m. Friday in St.

Philip Neri church, 2132 E. 72d st. Joseph A. Miller Mass for Joseph A. Miller, 94, who retired 35 years ago as an architect, will be said at 10 a.

m. tomorrow in St. Ignatius church, Glenwood and Loyola avenues. He died Monday in his home at 6445 Worth a v. He formerly had offices in the old Ashland block.

He leaves his widow, Agatha; two daughters, Mrs. Lucile Fanning and Mrs Helen Kustner Biedormann; five grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Dr. Arnold P. Liesemer Dr.

Arnold P. Liesemer, 59, 0f 6030 Sheridan a dentist in the Lawrence avenue and Broadway area for 31 years, died yesterday in his home. Dr. Liesemer was graduated from the Northwestern university school of dentistry. He leaves his widow, Reta; his father, W.

G. Liesemer, and a sister. Services will be held at 2 p. m. Friday in the chapel at 5001 Lincoln a v.

Leslie Anderson Services for Leslie Anderson, 48, who died Monday in his home in Cedar Lake, will be held at 11 a. m. Thursday in Mame church, Cook, Ind- He was a business agent for the janitors' union. He leaves his Widow, Helen; two sons, Ernest and Gerald; two daughters, Joan and Mary Louise; his father, Ernest; a brother, and a sister. James B.

Hraun James B. Braun, 46, of 1430 Lake Shore died yesterday in his home. He was president of the Murine 660 N. Wabash a v. He leaves his widow, Evelyn Theresa; a daughter, Adele Louise; and his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. George P- Braun. Services will be held at 2:30 P- m- Friday in St. Chrysostom's church. Duchess of Marlborough WOODSTOCK.

Knelaml Mv i 23 iP The duchess of Marl- borough, 61, a renowned host- ess and a cousin by marriage OI- vvinsion cnurcnui, tnea today in Blenheim palace. The duchess married the 10th duke of Marlborough 41 years ago. Churchill, a member of the Marlborough family, was born at Blenheim palace. FIRE MISSILE were -beaten yesterday in aifive daughters, Mrs. Etta lunch hour fight with three i Tonnpr.

Mrs. Harript Rennett. wh Water. beloved mother of Elizabeth Bogardus. Dr.

Frances Vivienne Whittlesey. Joe and Robert Ilg: dear grandmother of eight gnd great-grandmother of one. Funeral Wednesday. May 24. 2 at Thatcher Funeral borne.

7208 Swify Island. In lieu of liowers memorial gifts may be sent to Ihc Community church at Manitowish Waters. Wis. private, BU 8-2068. Jaschinaky William Jaschinsky.

beloved husband the late Louise, nee Radekopt; loymg father of Edwin, the laic Annette Kapanowki, and Walter: dear grandfather of four; great-grandfather of one: fond broiher of Ixiuise Meyer and Amelia Trekhel. Resting at ieting chapel. 3658 S. Wolcott avenue, until Thursday noon. Service 130 p.

m. at St. Andrew 1 utheran church. Interment Concordia. LA 3-0985.

Jerry John J. Jerry, beloved husband of La Verne, nee Barsk: loving son of Catharine and the late Dominic. 4' ir brother ol 'Sgt Donald. I'. A fond uncle of Marie and Michael, fitting at Kodilsky St Son Funeral home, 5040 Western avenue Funeral Friday.

9 30 a. to St Rose of Lima chunh. Interment Resurrection. HE 4-2100. Jung Jacob .1 Jung beloved husband of the late Mary, nee Dmie.

dear father of Robert. Ixirctta Simbrr. Elmo, and Nelson; devnrcd brother of Angus' grandfather nf eight rrat-grandfthr of two. Funeral 'Ihursdav. g.

from Kenny Broiher. S. i-t-d-ted street. Interment Evergretn. BO 8-0662.

Karounos Virginia Ksrounos of Kenosha. Wis beloved wile of James loving daughter of Emma E. Hartley, i-ervues Wednesday. 12 30 p. at funeral home.

619 S. Ashland rjoulevard. Interment Eimwood. Keyser Frank Davis Keyser. 90, of Genesro, fond uncle of Mrs A.

II. Miller, former teacher, chief engineer, and rrsi-dent of Hull House for 60 years Rev-in at Rivenhurg Funeral chapel. ftKI S. College, Geneseo. III.

Services Wednesday, 2 P. at chapel. Interment Oak Woods cemetery. For inlormation, call MA 6-2344. King Emilie E.

King Funeral services Wednesday. Pasadena Presbyterian church. Pasadena, CaJ, Tnterment tn Denver, olo. Pierce BrothrrvFred A. Turner Aihambta Mortuary, directors.

Kitzelman Jessie B. Kitzelman, May 21. 1961. btloved wife of the late Herman Kiizel-man: fond mother ol Edward H. Kicel-man: grandmother of Janet Hull and Virginia: great-grandmother of two; sister ot Norma Ijndrooih.

At Lam Son chapel. 2121 W. street, wheje services will be held Wednesday. May 21. at 2 p.

m. interment Fairmnni. Klemens Sie lumber! notice. Knutson Airman 2 Theodore Knutson Ir beloved son of Theodore sr. and Anna knutson: brother of Lle.inore Iwrnthl.

In state at Ivms Funer.il home. P0 Burlington road, Riverside, alter 10 a. m. Wednesday. Memorial service Thursday, 30.30 a.

m. ar Ascrn-ion Luiheriri rhnrch. 400 Nuttall road. Riverside HI 7-2201. Komacki Stanley rsiack Knmitkl.

veteran rf World War II. bi loved hirband of Anna. Pie Piuta: devoted father of John; beloved son of Rose: loving broiher of Jane Chester 1 Sirrpien. Lillian Joseph! Tonietto. and Harry I Emily): fond uncle of Janine Sierpirn and Kathy and Cynthia Komacki.

Member of Palmer post. No. 65. A L. Funeral Thursday.

10:30 a. from Tyirel-Ostapa Funeral home. 5325 W. Fullerton. at I.orel avenue to St.

Stanislaus B. Ar M. church. Interment it. Adalbert.

BE 7-2876. Koscierski Anton Koscierski. beloved husband of Emma, nee Rybar: dear father of Dorothy D'Arcy and Mildred Petersen; grandfather of Gilbert D'Arcy and I'aul Petersen; brother of Sadie Hlha and Francis Nit. Funeral Fridav, 26, 9 15 from Svet A Sons Funeral home. 6227 W.

crmak road, lo Si. Mary of Cclle chur, h. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St.

Adalbert Member of Berwyn post. No. 422, A Champlain council. No. I 7 4 Ii.

A. GU 4-2050 ot VI 2-2027. Kowl Frank W. Kowl of Bound Tle. beloved husband of Alma Reeling at MacGilli Funeral home.

Round Lake Service Thursday. 2 at Calnrv Presbyterian church. Interment Fort Hill cemetery. Kuta Antonia Knta of 225'? 7th gfD'i'. orih Riverstdr beloved mother cf Lmiivig and James Kuta: mother-in-Jaw of Libbie and Helen: giandmothei of Barbara.

Margaret. Michael, and Janet, sister of Marie Knttl. Service Thurv. day. May 25.

10.30 at Christ-ka Memorial chapels. W. road. Ilcrwvn. Interment Woodian.

OL 2-1023. BI 2 2990. Lambert Anna I Ann Timbert. nee Klemens, beloved wife ol Forest, fond mnther of Helen IGuvi Danesi. Gerald, IJoc-ann Ronald I Anne I and the late Charlotte: daughter of the late W'lltiarn and harlotte Lambert: sister of Marion Allegrttti and Margaret grandmother ol live, funeral friday.

May 26. 9 a. from Hough Funeral home, 43oo Central to St. Pristilla's church, mass in a. Interment Joseph.

PA 5-43U0. Landberg Eric I.andbcrg. beloved husband ranees, nec Kilo, di voted t.iti-;. Roberi grandfather ol fi'tii rf brother of Anna lUrres and Li II sdav Landberg. At Dtir funeral hum Iike siieet.

(lak Widi alter 5 p. m. Service Fridav. ii a Burial family lot. LU 3 2S18.

Lapkiewicz Marv Skroeki Lapkiewicz beloved wife of Bill, dear mother of 'I ess Hav Dotson. George I Lorraine I Stella Allard. and Anthony lAlivi! Skroeki. loving gtandmother of tight, great-grandmother ot one. uneral Thursday.

9:30 a. Irom Malec Funeral home, 834-38 N- Ashland avenue, to Holy Innocents church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Inlormation, HA 1-5S00.

Cont. on following page LOOP SISSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS 83 S. Wabash WE -448 SOUTH ADAMS FELDHOFF A WHITE8EL eiUi xurenestcr a. tig, BRADV Funeral Homo 1U1 V. ri 0600 HEINEN A LOSCHETTER 7013 S.

Kaiius ST 3 0460 HORNBURG A SON Funeral Horns 1st I. A 3-i4S R4II0 Ashland PL 3-431U KENNY BROTHERS Funsral DlrsrtoM 5438 M.lMtd Bn THOMAS Mr INERNEY'S SONS 4635 Wallars HO 8 0703 WALSH-LLOYD Funsrgl Horns S. BE 8 2311 SOUTHWEST EGAN Funeral Directors 3700 113rd St. LC 2-2000 FRANK M. FORAN Funeral Home Arther.

Summit, GLobe H-020S KETCHAM Funeral Chapsl 2036 W. ith St BD S-6202 McPHEE Funeral Horn 7133 S. Ait Lock port, lit PR 6-0776 I 8-034 HARRY P. SULLIVAN A SON 2701 W. 63rd St- PE 6-8300 SUBURBAN AHERN FUNERAL HOME KK 3 234 1110 Madison.

Oak Pk. LU 6-57V0 DRECHSLER Funeral Horn 203 S. Marion. Oak Park ED 3-3191 0. KAMPP A SON 318 N.

Central FTT 6 S40 12U N. Hale Whegton IHI 8 unlit 617 Ham bt. Glen Llljn HO M04b) RYAN PARKE Funseal Horn 120S.KW. Kid TA 1133 other boys, at least one of whom I Mrs. Toby Mora, Mrs.

Helen reportedly carried a baseball Blumenthal, and Mrs. Fae Got-baf. tainer; nine grandchildren, and The victims, all 14, were five great-grandchildren. Serv-Nichoulas Kelly, 6842 Bishop ices will be held at 10 a.m. who suffered bruises on his left tomorrow in the chapel at 1300 arm; Robert Reilly, 6736 Ada Devon av.

Arnold Elilon If. Arnold. In memoir nf my dear hrnhund ho paucd away one er ato toda. IXR'l-SE C. ARNOLD.

Kltt Sierra Sin Hftnardmo. Cal. Bell rank Bell Jr May 24. 1945. In memory of my dear ton LONESOME MOTHER.

Bull Maria, Bull pamd iay May 24. 135a. licar Mnm. two yeaia ago thia week you rni away. Two years ol emptineia (hi week for ui.

DAD. LISA. AND EDO. Holm Ruth R. Holm.

My 24, 1953. In lovini memory. There ia tad but eet rememhranca 1 here ia a memory fond and trua There hi a token of affection And heart ache for yon. LOVING fil'S HAND. CHfl.nRFV.

SISTERS. AND BROTHER. Lucht Lawrence IL May 24. 1957. Remembering ym.

always LOVING LV. JOVCE. RllSSO ftarnry Rumo In loving memory of our Kfanrina. V'nn re not forgcnen arandpa dear "ir eer shall you he As lnna lite and memory lt We shall remember thee VOI CJR A MH'HI J.DRKN, noimv'. FRANK IK.

JIMMY. LINDA. HARBAHA. AND KORO. Srhuh Theresa huh In Imin memm nf mv ifc and our mother who rucd tt one iir aid When one nu rarr Inr hn ilrp artel, Ami ou ttil alone jnd brokrnrwdfirrt, 'f here Mimi-ihinn in a ktn-tffd mtnd Thai ailv4v l.r 1 K'htnO tit true comnantorhip.

I kmtw The pain it lo we ou Yet memory toften rvervihinii The vit vuiofv ilt jth it Ming. who loved you, 4dly mus you, I. who held you very dear And in lonely hour of Ihmking fiften feel your presence near. Though l.nd Hb taken you awaf You are with me everv DEVOTKD HUSBAND. Sad and audden was the calf OI one so dearly loved hy all; A hitler grief, a shock severe.

Ir wafc lo part with one drar. utitn and think of you. And MH-ak of how you died. To think you could not wy good-hy, Hefore you closed your rvt. l-'or all of ti you did your best, Oh, (jod you eternnl rest DKVOTKD DEATH NOTICES Aiken M.

Ikcn. tiddrnlv, formerly of beloved hmbanil ol lh' l.iie Ff.in.ci. step lather it Maiic: fond brother ol Maiaarct hmith and ilh.im Alkcn. biothcr in law ot llliam Smith, untie ol liii hard Smith: grand untie i Louise Smith. Funeral 'I hurxiay.

a from Kalemh Funeral home. 'J ID 7 Laramie avenue. Cicero, to Marv Unci of Heaven church, V. 24lh Miect. Mau M) m.

Inler-mctu St. Konilacc tcmeieiy. Member of oiiclrow Wilson chapter. No. 1, I).

A. V. LO at-UUO, HI 2-17'jO. Allegrctti See Papaleo notice. Anderson Alfred R.

Anderson Sr. OiJl. Cal. formerly of Chicago, age 61. husband ol Annel; father of Alfred R.

Mary Ann Ilojnacki. Daniel. Thomas. Aucle, and I'aul; nn of Fred ol California; brother of Henry ol Aluonquin I 1 irUittn- rrtither of nine. Masonic servirei and burial in Oiai.

Cal. CL Anderson Lisa K. Anderson. Mav 22. lBl, late of 3140 N.

Clark atrect. beloved wile of the late Ivar; dear mother of Harry iond gtandmother ot Kric. dear sistc-r of Anna Mnnyin and Charlet Hvdin. Funeral 'I'hiirsday, 2 p. at Nelson Funeral chapel.

N. Ashland avenue, at Foster Interment Aleinonal I'aik. LO 1 0147. Anderson Lt-slie Anilerson. of Cedar Lake, beloved husband of Helen, nee Walsh.

Iond falhcr ol Krnesl Gerald and Mary luise: son ol Finest hrother of IJernite C. and Donald K. Funeral Thursdav. a. from funrral hmne I bTth ureet.

at Dante, to Holy Name thuri.h. Ind. Mass 11a Interment Holy Name FS It 2100. Ariola fl.ibnel Ariola. devolrd husband of Maiv.

nte i iti i.inote, Leo. and the lale Frmini.t, nee Setpito. dear lather ol Alliiiiso, Vinicnt. I'hiliP M'armclla nee He RuiKll, f'atntk I Theresa, nee Ilestltol. and CarmeSIa I Theodore i Hal-nil.

fond randtather of eiKht. Funeral Salurdav. I i a. Irom liosario Salerno Sons Funeral home. North acnue.

lo San Callisto thurth Inicment Mount Caimci. 7-0110 oi MO OHO. Halris St Anola nntur BatlaKiia Anlhi.ru aKf of Chkaao lleifhls. beloved husband of dear lather ui Malta ol jnd ot ChitaKo Hcinhts, fond i.l lintniiiKd and the late Sam: brother ol Mary and Auiiintina llattaulia ol ChltaKO Heliihts and Joseph id Chicago HelKhls HeslinK at Wist Fnd Funeral hi mie. Li Mi otto buulcv.nd- Chicago Heiehls, edntsil.iv and Thursday Funeral Friday.

0 a to St. thin- Ii Krqtnem 10 a m. It'ttrnunt Assumption. SKvltne 5-0014 l.lialMth Hcchtcl. Mi.v 22.

101.1. liesitng at ('. Kampp N. avenue. Austin, attti 1 p.

Widnesdav. liiicc rhuisdav. I liitt'imcnl La' ih Mimori.il iiuri. woul 7-0017, HI olilrihullons lo i lind of Haptist be iaied. AL Benjamin ISmf-e of i devoted wife ot the laic i horc dine Ixiiiis, beloved mother ol Stanley.

i inline r'uidman Shirley ohn. and Mort adored grandmother of live grandchildren. Services Wednesday. -1 at Piser Memorial chapel. 5200 Broadwjv Interment Rosehill.

In! lAt 1-1740 Bergandi Giacinto Jrssr Pergandi ar 64. husband of Deltina nrc Itergandi. lather of Charles and Frank, grandfather of Charles Allen brother ol Laurina Vallc of Kenton. Ida Pcritti of Berkeley. Cal Frank and Scverina Kergandi.

Gilda White of Palm Springs. Cal ihc late Maria Chiolero of Benld. 111. and Lucy Kranehini; brother-in-law of Giovanna Facciano. Resting at chapel, E.

1 LVh street. Funeral Friday. 0 a. to St. Louis ol France thurth.

Mass 9:311 I. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Anchor A- Piedmont societies and Rowland lodge. No.

1002. L. O. O. M.

PL Beshk Frank Beshk. beloved husband of the late Helen, nee Ryan, loving lather of Dorothv Doherty. Gcraldine Roehr and John Mhk grandfather of sn Funeral Thursday. a. m.

from Burke-Sullivan Funeral home, 18-20 Chi-tago avenue, to our Ijuly Help of Christians church. Mass 111 a m. Interment Mount Carmel. CO Botlenshok Anna Bodenshok. dear mother ol Nukolai.

John. Andrew Paul. Mavlova. Helen and Veronica. Besiing in Beaumont Funeral home.

Irving Park road, where service will he held Thursday. Mav 23. 1001. at 11 a m. Interment private.

LAkeview 6-3 132. Bonk Joseph Bonk. lormerly of 10.r0 W. Erie beloved husband of Sophie, nee Ilurynki. dear falhcr ol Joseph.

icloria Hileckl, Caroline Suwanski. Eugene. Stanley, Marian I-aitki, and Edwin, fond brother of Sophie Sla- av. grandfather of 18. Funeral serv jtes Thursdav.

May 2.. al 0 30 a. Irom Pociask Funeral home. 133 1 -3 W. Chicago lo St.

John Cantms church for reciuiem mass at 10 a. m. St. Adalbert. MOnroe 6-4643.

Boqnist husband of Mary, dear lather of Mar-lene Soltys I Phil 1 and Dlorah: fond brother of Bernice Malon I Gene). Caroline Andrews Harry William (Ann I. Jack I Helen I. and Louis I Joan 1: dear grandfather of Lynn and Ron Soltys. Funeral Friday.

May 26, 1061. at 9:15 a. from BfnruJ Funeral home. 3840-42 W. George Mreel.

to Immaculate Heart of Mary church. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. Member ol lodge No. 3, Royal Order of Moose; Ward Bomten: Extra Alarm club and Old Timer Baseball tlub.

SP 3-6694. Bovill Morri Bovill. formerly of Chicago, beloved Husband of Mamie: fond father of Harold and Janice Sanders; grandfather of four. Service and Interment Lo Angeles. Malinow Silverman mortuary.

850 Venice boulevard. Los Angties. directors. Boyd Charles O. Boyd, beloved husband of Mary Ann.

nee Cooney; loving father of Francis Mary C. Mohan. Charles and Elizabeth Ann Boyd; grandfather of two: dear brother of Rebecca Boyd. Funeral Friday. May 20, 9' 15 a.

from Ahern Funeral home, 1110 Madison street. Oak Park, to St. Peter Canisius church. 10 a. m.

mass. Interment Queen of Heaven. Member of Comdr. Barry Council. No.

1 137. K. of Holy Name society. Lister Irish Liberty Legion and local 76 of Hod Carriers Bldg. Laborers.

Please omit flowers. KE 3-2394. William E. Boyington. Mar 23.

loved hunband of (Irate Shearman Hoyingtnn: loving father of I'atricia IWilton: grandfather of fond brother of Margaret Hlalteslee and the late FxJ-svard M. Funeral Friday. a. Irom Donne! Ian 105J3 S. VVeMern Avenue, to St.

Ilarnabua church. Man a. Interment Jioly Sepulchre. BE 8-0073. Broeekl Joan Buckingham Broeekl nf 311 Driftwood lane.

Wilmette. wife of Thomas mother of Joanna and 1'earl Fliahelh; daughter ol Donald K. and 1'carl J. Buckingham: lister of Donald IJuckingham. Maaa TburHiay, 10 a.

In St. Franc Xavier church. Wilmette. Interment All Saint. Iteming at Wm.

IL Scott Funeral home. IIOO fireenleaf avenue. Wilmette. In lieu of contribution, may be made to the Americas Cancer aocieiy. AL 1-8200.

Brusso Gustave K. Brusao, husband nf Alma: father of Lawieoce. Ilerberl. Violet Ixvewe, and the late Kaynor: grand-lather of eight: great-grandfather of 10. Service Thursday.

2 at Schroeder-Weulall chapel. J807 lantoln avenue. Interment Fdcn. In lieu nf flower, make donation to Epiphany Church Building fund. Buchler Frank A.

Buchler. Del V. V. Tf beloved buihand ol Kllen Cretlcy Uuth-ler: loving lather of Carol Ann Nemec: dear grandfather of Keith Frantu Nemec. devoted on of Frank and Anna Buchler: fond brother of Rudolph.

F.lmiT. and Theodore Buchler, Loretia Fleanor Jones, Marie Mitchell and the lale Robert G. M. 21', C. S.

N. Funeral Thurday, a fiom the Sheehy Funeral home. S. Ashland avenue, to tit. Thomas church.

Mm 10 a. m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery, fast president of the Chicago I'ark district tennis as-aosialion. St.

Jude'l league: H. A and St. Thomas More Holy Name society ST 3-770Q. Burgwald Theodore Burgwald. May 22.

late of 10ri2H Avenue V. husband ol Dorothea: father of Theodore Jr. and Glenn three grandchildren: brother of Anion and the late Otto and I'eter. Funeral Thursday. 1 p.

from mortuary, 10240 Fwing avenue. Interment Oak-woods. SO Burns Paul If. Burns of 2S0 Geneva slreef, Klmhurst. 111., husband of Mary: father of Joseph: son of Grace and Joseph: brother of Robert.

At the Pedersen mortuary, N. York atreet, Klmhurst, where services will be held Thursday, lo a. m. Interment Mount Emblem. Information TE 4 113.1.

Cain James Cain loving son of the late John and Ann Marly Cain, dear brother ol Nan Ward, the late John Cain and Mollry U'Malliv: funeral Friday. a. from Kiake-Lamb Funeral home, 712 AV. lo All Saints chinch. Interment Calvary cemeieiy.

Member ol All Saints Holy Name society. Victory 1 C'ann Margaret K. Cann. nee H.illoran. bi ll, nl vsili- of the lale William, dear mother of Marie Kelly Femel and the lale Florence Cullen.

grandmother ol si: great-grandmolher ot 20. Funrral 'ihuiwlay, May 8 Irom Collins Funeral home, W. North avenue, lo St. Angela church. Mass 0 a m.

Interment Ail Saints. TL' 0 S841. Clausius (Mara I'lausius. nee altith. Mav lOtil, late of Miami.

Fla lormerlv of Chitago. beloved wile of the late Paul dear mother of Florence Wade, Klleannr Spelman, flaudme Oorsch. llernice Sievers, and Iah Sandel: also survived by 12 grandthildrtn and great-grandchildren. Funeral Friday, 1 1 a at Nclvm Funeral home. 514? 51 N.

Ashland avenue, at Foster. Interment Arlington. In lieu of flowers, contributions lo Bishop Anderson House. N. Marshficld avenue, would be appreciated.

LO 1-5147. Cognac F.lias A. Cognac, beloved husband of the late lajuise. nee Ductingcr: dear lather of F. A.

Cognat Lavvrente, I 'lenience, Louise Kollims. Irene Hoeing. Gladys Kaddat. GenevK've Forrester. Orville, lister, Seth, the late Dorothy Ochsncr.

and Ralph Cognac: grandfather ol 24, great-grandfather ol 20. Funeral Thursday, B.ilO a. from Hi hnke-MtKenna Funeral home, Irving Park road, lo Divine Savior thurth. Interment St. Joseph's.

A Venue Cohen Ales t'uhin, lale of Miami Reach, formerly of I'hitago. beloved huseiand ot Iond brother of Belle Minkus and Mew. Services Thursday. Ham, at original Weinstein A Sow chapel, If W. Peterson road.

Interment Westlawn cemetery. Plca.se omit flowers. Inf. I)ngbeach 1-1890. Cook Monle Cook, beloved brother of Miss Lucille Spann, beloved nephew of Marie Itodgcrs.

Iond uncle of Fiedrick Spann Jr devoled cousin of Thelma Smith and Miles Funeral service at thapef, 4141 I'oliage Grove. Thursdav 11a m. Wake Wednesday, at chapel. 7 p. m.

Interment Lincoln cemetery. Cummings William .1. ummtngs nf Downers Grove, btloved husband ol lieriha. father of John C. Cummings.

Flor-inte Fredcnhagen, and Kathleen hell, grandfather ol IS, greatgrandfather of sin. Servite Friday, 1 30 at the Adams-Winlerfield Funeral home. 4343 Main street. Downers Grove. Interment Clarendon Hills.

WO 8-1 000. Dailey Joseph R. tP.ay) Dailey. beloved son of the late Eugene and Jane; loving brother of Eugene L. and Lois Knchn Foneial Thursday.

9:30 a. Irom Joseph Maloney Funeral home, W. Fullerton, al Sacramento, to our Lady ot Grace church. Requiem may 10 a. m.

Interment All Saints. Member ol Logan Square post. No. 40.i, American Legion. In lieu of (lowers, donations to Chicago Heart Assoc will be appreciated.

EV 4-38U0. Danesi Sec Iimhert notice. D'Aquila GeoiKC D'Aquila. husband of Mary, nee Vitullo. Iond father of Josephine IDollvJ DcMartc.

Edward and the late Daniel, brother of Iiwrence. Funeral Friday a from the Columbian Funeral home Uli'Jl W. North avenue Oak laik Mass 10 a. m. at Resurrection thurth Interment Mount Carmel.

1 8-3010 or ES 9-5151. Dt- RiSRi See Gabriel Ariola notice. Destito See Gabriel Ariola notice. Didurh Jerry S. Diduth Sr beloved husband of Stella, fond father of Delores and Jcrrv Jr.

I Gloria I Diduch; grandfather of Steven Gerald, dear son of Emily Malone. brother of Wanda Maluta, Walter, and Ollic Domalski. Member of Telephone Pioneers of America. Funeral Fridav. May 20, 9:30 a.

from Matz Funeral home. 3440 N. Central avenue, to St. Ferdinand church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph. Domres Ann M. Domres.

May 22. 19fil. beloved wile of Wilmer: dear daughter of Krishna and the late Peter Hnatuk Iond sister of Peter Jr. Funeral Friday, ft 15 a. from John M.

Pedersen Sons Funeral chapel. 4338 Fullerton avenue, to Genevieve church. Mass 0:45 a. m. Interment St.

Joseph cemetery. KE 5-1610. Doyle Thomas Edward Doyle of 5800 S. Ashland avenue, devoted husband of the late Stella fond father of Alice Jones: stepfather of Warren Brandcr-son. dear brother of Ann Keely.

James. Martin. Ellen, and Harry. Funeral Fridav. 9 a from Thompson Funeral home.

1718 W. 63d street, lo St. Raphael church. Mass 0.30 a. m.

Interment St. Mary's. PR 6-1000. Ehnian Adolph Ehman of La Grange, beloved husband ol Frances, stepfather of Ray Post: brother of Miss Ida Ehman. Resting at Hallowed James chapel, 40 S.

Ashland avenue. La Grange, Thursdav. Funeral 10 a. Fiiduy Intcrmcni private. FL 2-1298.

Elischer Corncliu B. Elischer. beloved husband ol Vcrnyle: loving father of Sharon, Peter, and Judith, son of Rose and the late Ix-opold: brother of Leo. Edhh Mandoline. Richard, and Eilleen Kenny.

Resting at Frank R. Ringa A Sons. W. Grand avenue. Funeral Thursday, May 25, at 9:30 a.

to St. Beatrice church. Schiller Park. Interment Queen of Heaven. ME 7-8280.

Engelbretson Clarence Engelbretson. dear husband of Gertrude: fond father of Marlcnc INazyl Morcurio; grandfather ot Thiltp and Linda: brother of Arthur of Minneapolis. Minn. Services Thursday. 1:30 p.

at Lucania chapel. 409 W. North avenue. Interment Acacia Park. MO 4-5150.

Evans Grace Tt. Evans, beloved wife of the late David mother of the lale D. Roy and Mary; sister of the late William Rowlands and Nellie Hughes: aunt of William Rowlands. Jennie Cowen. Gladys Brettman, Elmer T.

Rowlands. Elward R. Owen, and June Middleton. Services at the Sheldon Funeral home. W.

Madison street. Wednesday, 1 p. m. Interment Forest Home. Member of Alice chapter.

No. 561. O. E. and Eluned 1 lodge.

No. 7. AUstln 7-2012. Flentje Edward W. Flenffe.

beloved husband of Margaret, nee Brown: Iond lather of Paula Rosenbeek and Nancy Hardt: brother of Henry: son of Henry and the late Pauline, nee Wortman. Funeral Thursday. 9:45 from Havens chapel. 191 1 W. 63d street, to St.

Rita church. Mass 10 a. m. latrrmeBt St. Mary.

PRospect 6-0240. whose right arm was injured, and Gerald Mastisi, of 6828 S. Throop who was cut rn the left ear and right arm. All were treated in St. Bernard's hospital, 6337 Harvard and released.

The fight occurred in front of a store at 68th and Elizabeth I streets where the victims had 1 just purchased soft drinks. Po- lice said it apparently was the result of an earlier quarrel in I. A Ugueil pal queue iuuu and Loomis boulevard. The as- sailants, all identified as Negroes, are being sought. Jolui W.

i'tiylur John Taylor, 55, of 7020 S. Chappel died yesterday in hi home. He was assistant in charge of loans und currency in the Chicago office of the United States treasury department. He leaves his widow, Marjorie; two daughters, Vivian and Mrs. Barbara Cobbj; and his mother and stepfather, Mr.

and Mrs. W. Baer Ewing. Services will be held at 10 a. m.

Friday in the Bryn Mawr Community church, 7000 Jeffery blvd. Albert L. Gauthier Services for Albert L. Gauthier, 69, of 7755 Howard a retired vice president of the Waterloo la. Valve Spring Compressor company, will be held at 11 a.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 820 Talcott Park Ridge. He died Monday. Mr. Gauthier was a former director of Lumidor Manufacturing company of Los Angeles.

He leaves his widow, Marga- retha: four brothers; and two sisters. Mrs. Thomas K. KroeeKI Mass for Mrs. Joan B.

Broeekl. 32. of 311 Driftwood lane, Wilmette, will be said at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St.

Francis Xavier church, Wilmette. She died Monday in Presbyterian-St. Luke's hospital. Surviving are her husband, Thomas an executive of Fototype, two daughters, Joanna and Pearl; and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Donald F. Buckingham. Dr. Louis M. Orr Orlando, May 23 Dr.

Louis M. Orr, 61, president of the American Medical association in 1959-60, died in his sleep during the night in his home here. Orr, a urologist, served in both World wars. INTERIOR GARDENERS! TROPICAL PLANTS loop 64 East Monroe Greenhouiej: 909 N. Harlsm FUNERAL DIRECTORS LAIN SON Funeral Information NORTH CHAPEL ASM i AV I'll! INK LOrltrlie.r.h i 2.

Arndt Edna Kskelin Hilda 2 p. m. 1 p. 4 p. m.

8 p. m. Larson Algot Wicherski Caroline TIH FtbKAV Schumacher Paul 2 p.m. NEAR NORTH CHAPEt in v. im: nm n-vr.

i iki.m: iii.imwit T- KIj KSIjAY Swanson Fred B. 1 :30 p. SOUTHEAST CHAPEL J-J4 riiO.SK KAirfjv 4 7177 WKDNKS.JAY Hall George W. 2 p. m.

SOUTHWEST CHAPEL LM it.VI ST rnor-: x-jm2 Kitzelman Jessie 2 p. m. Mooney Guy Parsons Harry Until 9 p. m. lp.

m. 1 p. m. THL'ItSDAY Tovev Mamie Piser MEMORIAL CHAPELS NORTH SOUTH NORTHWEST WEST CHICAGO DRAKE SON FUNERAL HOMES FOUR CKVERATIONS j)F SERVICE 5303 N. WESTER: N-AV.

127 N. Nnrtheil-highwav. Prk Ridie LOngbeach 1-6874 C. H. JORDAN CO.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 107 YEARS 221 East Erie Superior 7-7709 BIIGER FUNERAL HOMES 520: S. lkt Prk HY MM) 13 E. 7ih-t SOH-1610 -CEMETEHIES- THINKING OF, BUYING A then the many advantages Irving Park Cemetery has to offer, such as a beautiful, well managed and well maintained cemetery with lots of all sizes very reasonably priced, and two to pay without interest, wilt appeal to you as -it has to thousands of our lot owners. CTA bus to entrance. Visit, phone or write for details! 7777 lrtiit Prk-f1 CHICAGO 34.

ILLINOIS Tt'xedo GRAVES IN FMDGEWOOP CEM-; De Plame. will divK. Mrs. 1 Barcroli. 301 Hoi Sprints.

Ark. 2 GRAVE lot Oak Hill WU1 price tlSO. BU 8-2466. Itr a 0 ft Jnn o- ii 1 A lirjrjKjLil yesterday i Presbyterian St. -iir XITC av Luke's hospital.

He was with ILLS rllo QUiN the company for 43 years. His OVER 2 EQUIPPED WITHlDrummond-chibald 11 a.m. FUNERAL DIRECTORY Dependable information, sincere guidance and arrangements these are few of the services offered by all the Funeral Directors here listed: Earl Price Earl Price, 63, who retired in 1959 as a vice president of Libby, McNeill and Libby, died ilc-s win uc iiciu at 4 m. Friday in the chapel at 7651 Jeffery av RQBBER SLAIN BY DETECTIVE ON WEST SIDE Willard Bright, 21, of 1143 S. St.

Louis an ex-convict, was shot and killed yesterday by Detective Garth Dawson as Bright sped away from Dawson in a stolen car in the 2300 block in Marshall boulevard. A short time before. Bright had taken the car from Louis Widen, 5403 Washington blvd whom he also robbed of $275 in front of 3427 Roosevelt rd. When Dawson saw the stolen car parked in the 2300 block in Marshall boulevard, he got out of his squad car to question the driver. As Dawson approached, Bright threw the car into gear and sped away.

Police records show Bright was released Jan. 13, 1950, after serving a year in prison for burglary. On Dec. 2, 1960, he was placed on probation for i A P'ol was found on his body. puil in Cf Ij IM ATTORNEY FOR CITY, IS DEAD Phillip Slan, 54, of 2235 E.

100th st, an assistant corporation counsel since 1957, died yesterday in Wesley Memorial hospital after suffering an apparent heart attack while at work in the traffic building at 321 N. La Salle st. Slan was a graduate of the John Marshall law school and a certified public accountant. Prior to 1957, he was in private law practice. He leaves his widow, Mrs.

Eva Slan, three brothers, and a sister. Services will be held at 1 p. m. Friday in the chapel at 6935 Stony Island av. iiiiffin tti The estate of Gustav E.

Beer- Iv. Chicago attorney who was active in Republican politics, i was placed at $2,975 000 in an inventory ineu jcsici uay Probate court. The inventory showed of real estate, $865,000 of bonds, largely school district and municipal, a number of investments in mortgages, stock holdings in 14 companies, and $132,643 in cash. Mr. Beerly, who lived at 649 Wellington av.

and died Feb. 9 at age left bequests totaling $215,000 to six relatives and friends and provided the balance should be placed in trust for his son, Gustav attorney and former assistant to the Probate court judge. Woman Hit by Auto; Witnpsstp Spizr Driver uu iuicooj v. cap in a tin. oiiu run driver last night, 10 minutes after his car struck and critically injured Miss Ann Skenandore, 26, of 1248 Noble as she stepped off the curb at Noble and Division streets.

'efroEdniUnCl llmeSJ 40, of 4741 Beacon a mail clerk, was seized a few blocks away and held until police ar ved. FAULT IN PLANE, 120 ABOARD ARE RETURNED HERE A United Air Lines jet plane bound for New York with 120 passengers returned to O'Hare field yesterday shortly after take-off when the pilot observed a drop in pressure in the hydraulic system controling the landing gear. Most of the plane's fuel was jettisoned in the lake before, landing. The pilot was CapL Paul Wallace. Passengers were transferred to another plane.

i 11 NORTH JAMES M. COLEMAN 4tll N. Lmeolu LO 1-1 81 DRAKE BRAITHWAITE CO. DANIEL R. BEINECKE.

President 221W-21 Lincoln Ave. LI U-3460 GEORGE KLAMER Funeral Home 4717 Broadway LO 1-21166 NORTHWEST ALT-HANEK AMP Funeral Noma 3224 Montrose IK 8 2036 CHAS. W. ANDERSON 4321-25 Arinitai; COLLINS Funarai Horn 53..0 Nnitli Aie CORCORAN Funeral Horn 14 2U S7th St Ci.tm BE 5-2581 TD 884I so PL Da NICOLO-LESNIAK Funarai Horns 5734 intersex at MaliEO TU M-011R A. V.

FURMAN Funarai Horns 310O Irving 1'ark K1 IK 8 5800 HOME FOR FUNERALS lnui2 Park fft OTTO J. JAEGER FUNERAL HOME 3.VJD Cuero Ata. KI 6-1320 MATZ Funeral Homa 3440 Central Kl 6-B420 MEE tt RAMEE Funarai Directors I rung Park Kd. JOHN C. MEI8ZNER 5624 Irving Park K(L HENRY W.

MUELLER 5300-12 W. Belmont Hi PE 6 ilOOO AV 6-8740 WM. C. SMITH SONS unseal Horns 2500 N. Cicero BE 7-807U THEIS FUNERAL HOME 3517-27 N.

Pulaski IN 3-5800 WEST CHRASTKA Memorial Chapgls 3440 W. 2ih St 762-1211 6301 W. Cermak Rd. BI 2-2USI0 a KAMPP A SON 318 N. Central AV 7-0017 CONBOV FUNERAL HOME 4817 W.

Madison A IT 7-1136 MALEO FUNERAL PARLORS 834-38 N. Ashlsnd HA 1-5800 MeNEILL Funoral Horn 217 N. Ciosro AU 7-1700 HUGE BEACON Cape Canaveral, May 23 OI) An air force Titan missile equipped with a beacon more powerful than the brightest lighthouse in the United States thundered across the Atlantic ocean on a 5,000 mile flight tonight. The 98 foot rocket, carrying the 22 million candlepower beacon in a test of the guidance system, blasted from its launching pad on the cape at about 9:27 p. m.

Chicago time. A half-hour later, its instrument loaded dummy warhead plunged into a pre-selected target area in the South Atlantic near Ascension Island. Baby Boy in a Window Grabbed Just in Time Dennis Nelson, 2, of 3551 N. Halsted startled motorists and passers-by last night when he was balanced precariously on a second floor window sill, trying to reach a towel that had fallen to a ledge eight inches below. He was snatched from the sill by his mother, Shirley, moments before firemen and police arrived on the scene.

JEhior. Peace' of Mind fmmmZmZmmm WW Dial A Prayer i sisft Hmtti Hi In ii.jt HmniiB Bjmfflfii FUNERAL DIRECTORS WHO DESIRE TO BE LISTED IN THIS DIRECTORY, PHONEi HAROLD A. JACKSON, WHItehill 4-M00, Ext. 2U2.