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1:1 CmCAGO AIL TUlHUMi: i 1 1 A 11 15 Jt A 10, SMILIN' JACK -L I C-gTV- luSa iTrsS FILCT RAdCS- NO U5AP DEATH NOTICES TUS REP SJg PICK ii MmKntR mS--k'Ji'- PI WITH TWE it! PREPARE1 fZ fW- I LATEST ELECTROMiC-SoMIC DZOP FIRST to PivEiyfx Msfi0m crr paction peaces afproaches i z0Z FTHIflPlfl fl AGGIE MACK WAVE pep imre vp I A istillcant) "1 Siwy Mary Siwy, nee Kieras, beloved wife of the late Frank; fond mother of Rose Smolke, John Helen, Horry Grace, Thoddeus Marlon), ond Florence (Robert) weiliver; grandmother of nine; great-grandmother of one. Funeral Soturday, Februory 17, 9:30 a. from chopel, 3054 W. Cermok rood, to St. Casimir church.

Interment Resurrection. 521-2214. Smith LNixie Smith, et Seattle, Feb. 11, 1962, formerly of 7259 S. Cottage Grove ovenue, beloved brother of Nellie, the late Albert, Lillie Wilson, Joseph, and Lester Oliver Smith.

Services Monday, 3 p. m. ot Han ley Funeral Home, 2035 E. 79th street, one block east of Jeffery boulevard. Interment Mount Greenwood.

SO (-1610. Snyder John B. Snvder, beloved husband of the kite Margaret Walker Snyder; dear brother of Kotherine Mousley of Kansas City, Mo. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from Walter Quinlan Sons, 2122 W.

79th street, to LitUe Flower church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. TR 4-7300.

Spieker Paul W. Spieker, beloved husband ef the kite Neil; deor father of Poulo Jill; fond son of Herman and the kite Louise; deor brother of Ruth Roller, Esther Clough, Louise Schultz, Erwin, ond Wlllord. Funeral notice later. BE 7-8070. Staller Joseph W.

Staller, beloved husbond of Anno; loving father of Walter J. (Mary Ann); YJear brother of Virginia llli; fond grandfather of Edword J. ond Loretto Ann. Resting at Rozdilsky Sons Funeral Home, 5040 S. Western ovenue.

Funeral services Saturday, 10.30 a. at St. Thomas church. Interment St. Marys.

Stella Caterino Stella, nee Strazzabosco, age 73, wife of the late John mother of John, Mary Puzzl, Edith Sims, Victoria, Raymond, and Joseph; grandmother of ten; great-grandmother of two; sister of Louis and Paul Strazzabosco ond Carmela Mosele. Resting ot chapel, 300 E. 115th street. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. to St.

John de La Salle church, 102d street and Vernon ovenue. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Ladies auxiliary of S.

F. B. I. club. PU 5-2030.

Stewart Joseph M. Stewart, of 2034 Diversey, beloved husbond of Ella fond father of Dorothy M. Southern; brother of Ar-nelia Palakoff, Margaret Stewart, and Florence Murton; grandfather of William, Jeff, and Krlstine. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. from Hursen chapel, 929 Belmont avenue, to St.

Bonaventure church. Moss 9a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. IfQLLY MOfeUIMS, Yl I fxo i-'SS.

I'M WOT NJ TPE PO vP 1 AftEYtxi? 1 today; yaAYy NEW? i i sri i ii jj Li THE FLIBBERTYS 1 I I ft SUOW WE MAKLIM )r WOOP. rJ O'Connor Gertrude M. O'Connor, nee Moloney, beloved wile of Frank dear mother of Gertrude Snook, John ond William grandmother of two; sister of Mabel Reynolds. Funeral Soturdoy, Feb. 17, 9 a.m., from Collins Funeral Home, 5350 W.

North ovenue, to St. Angela church. Moss 9:30. Entombment Queen of Angels. Member of Altor ond Rosary society.

TU 9-8844. O'Connor John A. O'Connor, beloved husbond of Anna M. O'Connor, nee Poiney; dear brother of Frank ond Steve O'Connor, Catnerine Watts, ond Ellen Smith. Funeral Saturday, 9 o.

from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 712 W. 31st street to St. Anthony de Padua church, 28fh and Wallace streets. Member of A. L.

Frank Hughes post No. 316, Voiture 40 6, 8 and Loyal Moose lodge. No. 3. Ohlson Ida Ohlson, Feb.

13, et Syracuse, N. formerly of 5033 N. St. Louis avenue, beloved wife of the late Emile; dear mother of Verna V. Colemon; sister of Wolter Berger and the lote Anna Lauthan.

Services Saturday, Feb. 17, 10 a. ot Drake 8, Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue. Interment Rosehill cemetery.

LOngbeoch 1-6874. Olson Anna Olson of Augustono Home, fond ount of two nieces and two nephews in Sweden. At Skeeles Colonial Chapel, Stony Island ot 86th place, until 10 P. m. Friday.

Services ot Augustona Home chapel, 7540 Stony Island, Saturday, Feb. 17, at 9:30 a. m. Interment Oak Hill. BA 4-3680.

Pauselli Albertina Pauselli, nee Borsonl, loving wife of Silvio; dear mother of Rudolph ond Emil; mother-in-law of Olga ana Phyllis; grandmother of six; great-grandmother of one. Funeral Soturday, Feb. 17, 1962, at 10:15 a. from Poterek Funeral Home, 5753 W. Fullerton, neor Menard, to Immoailote Conception church.

Interment St. Joseph cemetery. BE 7-6400. Pereival George H. Percivol, Peb.

13, 1962, late of 4446 N. Campbell avenue, beloved husband of Anna, nee Schultz; dear father of Florence Kleerup, Doris'Wagner, ond Roy Pereival; survived by five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral Soturday, 1 p. at Nelson Funeral Chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster.

Interment Acacia Park. Member of Kilwinning lodge. No. 311, A. F.

A. M. ond Old Glory chapter. No. 799, O.

E. S. LO 1-5147. Piazza Angeline Piazza, nee Collettl, age 62, wife of Leo; mother of Anthony Robert, Dr. Sal Leonard, Rose Marie Frances, and Jacqueline Christine; grandmother of Frances Ann, Robert Anthony, Leonard Salvatore, and David John; daughter of the late Salvatore and Maria Spatafora Colletti; sister of Laura Zito, Joseph Collettl, the late Lucia Ferroro, Rosario Colletti, ond Pauline Amoroso.

Resting at chapel 300 E. 115th street. Funeral Saturday 9 a. to St. Catherine of Genoa church.

Moss 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. PU 5-2030. Pietrobon Joseph Plefrobon, beloved husbond of Regino; fond father of John, Rita Conte, ond Ollvo.

Funeral Monday, Feb. 19, at 9 a. m. from Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North avenue, to St.

Mary's church. West Chicago, III. Moss ot 10 a. m. Entombment St.

Joseph's cemetery. ES 9-5151 or VI 8-3010. Pietroszewicz Michael Petros Pietroszewicz, late of 3114 W. 63rd street, beloved husband of Anno, nee Pierzynski; dear father of Raymond Petros Helen; fond grandfather of Michael; brother of Stanley Johanna Petrose. Funeral Saturday, 11 a.

from the Evans Funeral Home, 6845 S. West-em ovenue, to St. Adrian church. Interment SI. Casimir cemetery.

RE 7-8600. Ramel Frank L. Ramel, devoted husband of Elizabeth, nee Niko; beloved fother of Leo, Edward, Allen, and the late Richard; grandfather of Michael, Tom, and Lauro Ramel; brother of Marie Hedke, Anna Schultz, the lote Joseph, ond John Ramel. Resting at Zimmerman San Chapel, 7319 Madison street, Forest Park, until 11 a. Saturday.

Services 1:30 p. at St. John Evangelical Lutheran church. Interment Forest Home. Reinke Anno C.

Reinke, nee Zutfermelster, wife of the late Rev. Arthur mother of the Rev. Milton Dr. Edgar Corduld M. Kavasch, ond the Rev.

Norbert A. Friends may coll after 7 p. Friday, ot Drechsler Funeral Home, 203 S. Marion street, at Pleasant street. Oak Pork.

Services 10 o. Saturday. Interment Concordia. EU 3-3191. Rogalski Adam J.

Rogalski, beloved husband of the late Emily; fond fother of Wanda, Janet, and Betty; father-in-law of Richard Tamillo, John Koldon; six grandchildren. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. from Behnke-McKenna Funeral Home, 5917 Irving Park rood, to Holy Trinity church. Interment St. Adalbert.

PA 5-2141. Rooks Blanche E. Rooks, beloved daughter of the late Edwin and Elizabeth Rooks, nee Byfield; dear sister of Edwin Rooks. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. at Blake-Lamb Chapel, 9th street and Loomis boulevard.

Interment Mount Greenwood cemetery. TR 4-1187. Ross William J. Ross, beloved husbond of Ethel, nee Harris; loving father of Loren fond brother of Elsie R. Cowie; dear grandfather of Donna Cllngon and Joy Ross; great-grandfather of Pamela Clingan.

Funeral Saturday, 2 p. at the Kolbus Funeral Home, 6841-57 W. Higgins rood. Pleose omit flowers. SP 4-3232.

Rottmann Frances F. Rottmann, beloved daughter of the lote Francis X. ond Caroline, nee Meyers; devoted sister of Graver J. Sr. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.

from Pfaff Funeral Home, 5001 Lincoln ovenue, to St. Andrew's chopel. Interment' St. Boniface cemetery. RA 8-1700.

Rutshaw Arthur J. Rutshow, beloved husbond of the late Mary Ellen, nee Burk; dear father of Arthur J. Jr. and the late Margaret Mory; loving grandfather of five granddaughters; fond brother of Victor and Henry. Member and Chaplain of Raymond J.

Hagamann post. No. 495, A. past pres. of St.

John the Baptist, H. N. S. Funeral Soturday, 9 a. from J.

Leo O'Neill Funeral Home, 1136 W. 87th street, to St. Kilian's church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment St. Mary. RA 3-1100. Saak Frank E. Saak beloved husband of Edith loving father of Frank E.

Carol August Leverenz; devoted grandfather of James. Services Saturday, Feb. 17, 12:15 p. at Hollerbach Funeral Home, 4024-26 N. Elston avenue at Irving Park road.

Interment Mount Em- i btem. Mosonic services Friday, Feb. 16, 8 p. under the auspices of Malta- i Melrose Abbey lodge. No.

1104, A. F. A. M. IN 3-1510.

vZ PMPPATP RUC2N ft, 1, JMW Jf? 1 Vote to Indict 3 Cobras C. S. BEARDSLEY, RETIRED MILES DRUG HEAD, DIES of Tailor, 72 Cont. from preceding pagej Lavin Awi Lovtn, nee Brenner, beloved wife of the lote Michael; devoted mother of Frank, Catherine Miller, John, Martin, E4ard, and the late James, Thomas, and Chorles Lavin; dear sister of Ann Dunne. At John Deir Funeral Home, ft Lake street, Ook Park.

Funeral Friday. :30 to St. Aleionder' church. Villa Porlt. Moss 10:30 o.

m. Burial Mount Carmel. Native of County SH90. Ireland. EU 3-2818.

Lenihan John J. Lenihon, the beloved husband of Catherine nee Lowlor; dear brother of Eleanor, the lot Richard Thomas Frank and Bernard J. Funeral Saturday, 8:45 o. front the (Roy Duffy Funeral Home, 2335 E. 75th street, at Oglesbr avenue, to St.

Ethelreda church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment All SO 8-7717. Lipkovitz Elizabeth Lipkovitz, Holland, Feb.

14, 1962, beloved wife of Frank Lipkovitz; fond mother of Frank Joseph Lipton, Richard Lipkovitz, and Mrs. Elizabeth Mork, oil of Chicago, grandmother of three; sister of Mrs. Susan Frey ond Andrew Prickler. At Loin Son Chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Saturday) February 17, ot-11 o.

m. Inferment St, Mary's. Livingston Maraaret Rooney Livingston, dear mother of Dolores Morando; lovina orond-mother of Darlene ond Kathleen; fond sister of Eusene, Burt, Florence Wedae-wood, Wolter, ond Georoe. Funeral Saturday, 10:15 o. from Columbian Funeral Home, 4421 W.

North avenue, to Our Lodv of the Anoels church. Moss II o. m. Interment Queen of Heaven, ES 9-5151 or VI 8 3010. Livingston Norman G.

Livingston, aoe 3a, late of 2246 W. 19th street, beloved husband of Vera, nee Yuchnow; lovina son of the late John ond Laura Livingston; dear brother of William, Richard, Floyd, Roberta Manns, Ralph, and the late Raymond; fond son-in-law of John ond Angelina Wnkullch. Services Soturday, 9:30 o. at Bofio Funeral Home, 1810 W. 18th street.

Interment Wood lawn cemetery. Information, CAnol 6-2298. Lobes Michael Lobes, late of 4533 W. Congress street, beloved husband of Maria, nee Del Guidice; dear father of Frank, Joseph, ond Richard Lobes, Isobelle Scerdine, Antoinette Buccieri, Mary Pleshar and Frank Laino; loving grandfather of twelve; 9reot-grandfather of six. Funeral Monday 9 o.

m. from Raso Brothers, 5120 W. Fullerton avenue, to St. Mel's church. Interment Mt.

Carmel. AR 6-7800. Loutsch Harry P. Loutsch of Morton Grove, dear son of Catherine and the late Henry; fond brother of Arthur ond the late George ond John. Funeral from Mever Funeral Home, 6251 Dempster street, Morton Grove, Saturday, 9:30 o.

to St. Martha church, mass 10 o. m. Interment local. Charter member of Morton Grove American Legion post, No.

134. YOrktown 5-2500. Lusin Anna HerbikJ Lusin, dear mother of Frank Rose, Ted IDellal, Yarm Edward) Peckwas, and Edward Mory ond RichaTd Louise Lusin; sister of Theresa Louis Kucera; iO grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Funeral Saturday of 9 a. m.

from chapel, 2945 S. 49th Cicero, to St. Dionysius church. Interment Resurrection. OL 2-0177.

MacDonald Nelle nee Bamuth, of West-mont, beloved wife of R. Ciare. Services Saturday, Feb. 17, 9:30 a. ot Toon Funeral Home, 109 N.

Coss avenue, Westmont. Interment Oshkosh, Wis. WOodland 8-0408. Malecki Mary Malecki, beloved wife of the late dear mother of Florence Stanley) Wypych, Al Jean, Edward Vlr-ginial, Theresa Bernard Wozniak, and the lote Julia Gorakf grandmother of 12; great-grandmother of three; fond sister of Andrew Pawlak and Helen Nowrot. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.

from Modell Funeral Home, 5725 S. Pulaski road, fo St. Turibius church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. PO 7-4730.

McConaughey Ross A. McConaughey, beloved husband of Elizabeth M.f dear father of Connie Lea Wilson; son of Clyde brother of Frances Marty, of Glendive, and William McConaughev, of Phoenix, Ariz. Funeral Soturday, 1:30 p. ot Hoben Funeral 'Home, 8057 Niles Center road, Skokie, under the auspices of the Laurel Lodge No. 1057, A.

F. A. M. Cremation private. OR 3-6111.

McQuaid Henry P. McQuaid, beloved husband of Emma, nee Spaeth; devoted father of Evelyn Howard; dear grandfather of Evelyn Krahn, James, Rita, and Marilyn Howard; great-grandfather of 12. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from Kenny Brothers, i 5438 S. Hoisted, to St.

Sabina's church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment SI. Mary's.

BO 8-0662. Metzger Raymond T. Metzger, "formerly of Wln-netka and Chicago, Feb. 14, at home in Tampa, beloved husband of Edna, nee Grubb; fond father of Raymond A. of Minneapolis and Roswell W.

of Chicago; three grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Services in Tampa. Memorial service later ot Rosehill. Further information later. Meyer Lena Meyer of 247 E.

North avenue, Elmhurst, wife of the lote William; dear mother of Laura Chapman and William L. Meyer; fond grandmother of Dorothy Meyer, Lois Miller, Joan Nick-las, ond the late Kenneth Chapman; also survived bv four great-grandchildren. At the Pederson Mortuary, 43S N. York Elmhurst, until Saturday, 11:30 o. m.

Services Saturday, 1 p. at Immanuel church, Church rood, Churchville, III. TE 4-1133. Myrick Daamar B. Myrick, n-e MoHsen, of Orland Park, beloved wife of Raymond devoted mother of Gerald and Doral; sister of Laura Anderson, Marie Kou-benec, Llllie Mattsen, Lawrence, and Morten Mottsen; grandmother of Sheree Mvrick.

Resting at Schmaedeke Funeral Home, 143d street and Southwest highway, Orland Park, until noon, Soturday. Will lie in state Saturday, at the Orland Pork Methodist church, from 12:30 p. m. until time of service, 1:30 p. m.

Interment Orland Memorial Park. Member of A. L. Auxiliary, Orland Park post. No.

526, ond Orland Park Woman's club, Fl 9-0111. Nasca Cruclfisso Nasca. nee Rizzo, late of 2208 i N. Merrimac, beloved wife of the late Epifonio; dear mother of Robert, Catherine Roberto, Anthony, Frank, Pat, and the- late Angelo; loving grandmother of si and great-grandmother of 12. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.

from Rago Brothers, 5120 W. Fullerton ovenue. to St. John Bosco church. Interment Mount Carmel.

AR 6-7800. Nelson Julia P. Nelson, Feb. 13, beloved wife of the late Charles Nelson; dear mother of Betty Lola ond Gertrude nnd Chorles Nelson; fond grandmother of Allan and Darlene. At Loin Son Chanel, 5501 N.

Ashland ovenue, where services will be held Saturday, Feb. 17, ot 2 p. m. Interment ot convenience of fomllv. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Heart fund would be appreciated.

Nohelty Potrlck Nohelty, Feb. 13. Glendale. beloved husband of the lote Adelle-O'Neill Noneltv; devoted father of Adelit Mini, Edith Lyons, Joseohine Rife; fond brother of Winifred Deignon, ond the late John Nohelty, Ellen Cro-don, Elizabeth Lee, Saroh Ready, Michael Nohelty, Cotherlne Watson, and Martin Nohelty. Funeral Feb.

17, Tucson, Ariz. Novak Joseph Novak, Feb. 13, of 1752 N. Sedgwick street, beloved husband of the late Mary; father of Peter ond George Ozbolt. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.

from Beinecke Funeral Home, 2221 Lincoln avenue, fo St. Andrew's church. Inter- Novitski Leo P. Novitskl, of Lockport, Feb. 14.

beloved husbond of Anno; fond fother of Svlvio Moe, Arnold, ond Dennis. Resting ot Goodole Funeral Hone, Lockport. Funeral Soturdoy, 11 o. St. Joseph's church.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. OBoyle Rachel CVBovIe, late of Sonta Barbara, daughter of the lote Jofes ond Snroh O'Boylei sister of Jomes Theresa, Doniel (Annl, of Newry, County Down, Ireignd, Hornet ItHuoh) McGorvey, John, Patrick (Aurora) of Canada, Anne O'Bovle, and the late Thomos. and Brother Maloctty, C. S. S.

R. Funeral Sotur-dov. Feb. 17. 8-45 o.

from Soltes Chnoel, 274 W. 51 st street, fo St. 3 Gabriel's church. Moss 9' 30 o. m.

Interment Resurrection. Member of che Third Order of St. Francis, In California. PR 67257. O'Brien Chief Robert J.

F. P. C. F. dearly beloved "husband of Catherine Martin O'Brien; devoted fother of Robert J.

loving son of the lote John and Morearet; fond brother of Jose on, Raymond, ond Vincent. Funeral Saturday of 10:45 a. m. from McKeon Funeral Home, 37th street at Low ovenue, to Nativity church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Member of Local No. 2, Firefighters association. Firemen American Legion Post, Hamburg A. A. club, ond Nativity Hour Noma society.

YA 7-0925. OByrne Potrldt J. O'Bvme. beloved brother ef Francis and Ellen of Chicogo. Mary Catherine and Edward of Ireland, and the lote John, Ann, Dominic, James, and Isobell; fond nephews ond nieces.

Funeral Soryroov, Feb. 17, at 9:30 o. from Burkhord Funeral Home, 2157 Irving Port mod. ot Leovltt street, to St. Benedict church.

Moss 10 m. Interment All Saints cemetery. Native of Coguish Kll-car. County Donegal. Ireland.

KE 9-7900. O'Connell Mory C. O'Connell, nee Allen, beloved wife of the iot Timothy dear sister of Philip C. John end the late Jo-seoei. ond Edward Allen.

Funeral Sot-I urdoy, 9:30 from the Heeney Fu neral Heme, 3100 W. 5Hi strut, ot Horn ovenue, fo Christ the King chwcn. Moss 18 a. m. Interment St.

Morr's cemetery. Please emit flowers. BE 8-5500. NTO MOURNING FOR EMPRESS Haile Selassie's Wife Is Dead at 71 ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia, Feb. 15 (LTD Emperor Haile Selassie, tears streaming down his face, today walked alongside the chariot carrying body of his i Empress Menen, from her palace to Trinity cathedral.

The empress, Selassie's wife died last night at the age of 71. Ethiopian women tore their garments in grief and shrilled the ancient song of death as the empress' coffin was taken to the cathedral. Empress Since Following Selassie in the procession were Crown Prince Asfa Wossen and members of the government and diplomatic corps. Menen became queen of Ethiopia in 1928 and empress in 1930. Altho the Ethiopian monarchy is believed to be the oldest in the world, she was a campaigner for modern reforms and women rights.

Twenty-one guns were fired early this morning to announce the death of the empress, who had been ill for some time. Radio announcements followed, and a period of national mourning began. The empress was the former Princess Woyzero Menen, a member of the old noble house of WoUo, to which Selassie's mother also belonged. She founded the first modern girls' school in Ethiopia and began a modern maternity hospital. Exiled in England She was instrumental in abolishing the Ethiopian custom of child marriages.

When the Italians invaded Ethiopia in 1936, she rallied women of the capital until she and Selassie were forced to leave for England in exile. She encouraged her daughter, Princess Tahai, 17, to become a nurse during their stay in England, and on her retttrn the princess helped organize hos pital and medical services. She died 1942 at the age of 22. Three of the empress' seven children survive. WORKER HURT BY POWER LINE SEEKS $300,000 A construction, worker, crippled when a crane boom he i was riding touched, a power line, hied suit yesterday in federal District court seeking $300,000 from Commonwealth Edison company.

The worker, George Zick, 24, of Osage, father of two young children, charged in his suit that both his legs and his right arm had to be amputated after the accident Oct. 18, 1960. He was employed then by the Rock Road Construction company, Chicago, working on a highway overpass near Lisle, DuPage county. Zick's heart stopped for 12 minutes after he came in contact with the 33,000 volt lines, but he was revived in a hospital. His suit charges Commonwealth Edison with failure to post signs warning of the high voltage of the power lines.

TEACHER UNION HEAD DEMANDS LABOR ELECTION John M. Fewkes, president of the Chicago Teachers union, disclosed yesterday that the union has renewed its demand that the board of education agree to a labor election which Fewkes hopes will establish the union as the collective bargaining agent for all Chicago public school teachers. In a letter to William G. Caples, president of the board of education, Fewkes asked the board to join his union in requesting the state labor department to conduct the election, and demanded further that the board "declare now its willingness" to bargain with the organization victorious in the election. Fewkes made a similar de mand upon Caples more than.

a month ago. PLUMBER'S TRUCK LOOTED Al Londermen, Morton Grove, elumber. told police thieves broken Into his true ot 6842 N. Western ov. and stole two electric drills and two sows.

CrK 1930 in Slaying Ten members of the Egyptian Cobras and the Senior Vice Lords, west side street gangs, appeared in court or in police identification lineups yesterday. Several of them were involved in killings. The county grand jury reportedly voted true bills charging Henry Johnny Ringo Ponder, 18, of 5155 Wabash reputed "president" of the Cobras, and two gang members with murder. The others are John Phillips and James Brod-en, both 17, for whom police have no addresses. All are in the county jail without bond.

They are charged with the fatal beating of Lester Wolf, 72, of 5325 Blackstone in a robbery of his tailor shop at 1174 E. 53d st, Nov. 23, 1960. Arrested in Shooting Another Cobra, James Thomas, 17, of 4433 Greenwood and three juvenile companions were arrested for shooting Carl Oppenheimer, 67, of 5000 Cornell in the shoulder when he refused to hand his money over to them in a holdup attempt at 5439 University av. Sgt William Himes and Policemen Fred Hills and James Howard of Hyde Park station arrested Thomas and two juveniles but, were unable to find a third, 15, accused of firing the shot.

They found him later in the Audy home, where he had been taken for another offense. Thomas was Stonehouse lm I Ctnn.l,A,,r Eak 11 husband of Tina A.i loving father of Elmer H. and Ruth Sedler; fond brother of Peter Caroline Davidson, ond Etta Maas; grandfather of Kathy ond Tina Stonehouse, ond Judy and Robert Sedler. Funeral service Saturday, 1:30 P. at Donnellan Funeral Home, 10525 S.

Western avenue. Interment Evergreen. Member of Ancient Craft lodge. No. 907, A.

F. A. M. In lieu of flowers kindly make contributions to Heart fund or your favorite charity. BE 8-0075.

Sullivan John F. Sullivan, beloved husband of the lote Nora nee Brosnohan; fond father of Frances Pomeroy, Daniel, William, Norine Boersma, Patricia Rice, and Dorothy Pahl; loving grandfather of seven. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a. from Boland and Sons Funeral Home, 4138 W. Madison street, to St.

Mel's church. Mass 11 o. m. Interment Mount Carmel. KEystone 3-1024.

Thompson Archie H. Thompson, beloved husbond of Tillie, nee Patrician, and the late Sophie, nee Palubicki; loving father of Richard B. Louise; grandfather of Richard B. Jr. Funeral Saturday, 10 a.

m.f at Dra-bonski Funeral Home, 1410 N. Ashland. Interment Irving Park cemetery. AR 6-2934. Topp Victoria Topp, nee Feret, Feb.

14, 1962, beloved wife of the late Auaust; deor mother of Mary Pokrlefke, Bernlce Topp and Dorothy Lescher; grandmother of five. Funeral Soturday, 9:30 a. from Ewald Funeral Home, 2501-03 N. South-port avenue, to St. Josaphat church.

Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. LI 9-0098. Ulm Marguerite H. Ulm, Feb.

14, 1962, beloved wife of John; dear mother of Janet (Jay) Slaughter ond Julie Sheldon) Rosenfeld; fond daughter of Margof Nielsen; sister of Sonia Johnson and Bemice Harding; grandmother of David ond Sarah Beth. Services Saturday, 1 p. ot John M. Pedersen Sons Funeral Chapel, 4338 Fullerton avenue. Interment Irving Park.

BE 5-1610. Valentine Clara Belle Valentine, Feb. 14, 1962, In Lake Worth, of Aurora, wife of Clarence mother of Gene two grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; sister of Mrs. Theodore Nield of Rochester, Minn. Services Saturday, 1:30 p.

at the Healy Chapel, 332 Downer place, Aurora. Interment Lincoln Memorial Park. Friends may call after noon, Friday. Vertriest Jeanette Vertriest, beloved wife of the lote Cvrille; mother of Mary Lothouwers ond Sidonle Kleinlutke of Hollywood, grandfather of six. Funeral Saturday, II a.

from DeVrlendt Funeral Home, 2708 N. Western avenue, to St. John Berchmans church. Mass 11:30 a. m.

Interment St. Joseph's. HU 6-1716. Vlahos Mike Vlahos, late of 2830 Fletcher, loving husband of Constantino, nee Lagos; dear father of Perry Georgia, Pota Frank Martorelll, Katherine John Proce, George, Gus, and Nick; grandfather of eight. Funeral Soturday, 12:30 p.

from Kringas 8, Marzullo Chopel, 5400 W. Harrison street, to Assumption church. Interment Elmwood. AU 7-8600. Wallace Theresa Wollace, nee Mancuso, of Elgin, 111., formerly of Dixmoor, beloved wife of Walter loving daughter of Josephine and the late Antonio; fond sister of Joseph Christina, Mory Tarolo, Emily, Helen Emerson, and Francis Ripple.

Visitation from 7 p. m. Thursday, at Kruegnr Funeral Home, 13050 Greenwood avenue, Blue island. Moss 10 a. Saturday, ot St.

Susanna church, 14935 Lincoln ovenue, Harvey. Interment St. Benedict's ceme-" tery. FUlton 8-1300. Warden Honey Metal Warden, Feb.

13, 1962, ot Scottsdale, beloved wife of Dr. Ralph dear sister of William Wild, Mrs. Emma Nichols, Mrs. Bee Somer, ond Gus Wild. Member of the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Norwegian American Hospital ond Rose Croix chapter.

No. 409, O. E. S. Services Saturday, 10:30 a.

at John M. Pedersen 8 Sons Funeral Chapel, 4338 Fullerton ovenue. Interment Mount Emblem. Visitation on Friday, 2 to 5 P. m.

and 7 to 10 p. m. BE 5-1610. Welling Betty M. Welling, nee Robblns, beloved wife of the lote Coot.

Robert E. Welling, C. P. loving mother of Frances Sur-will; fond sister of Lillian, Mary Bass, Helen Llndermann, Dorothy Scheftler, John, and Albert; grondrnother of four. Funeral Saturday, 830 a.

from the Kooo Funeral Home, 5844-48 Milwoukee avenue, to St. Torcissus' church. Interment All Saints'. RO 3-5111. Wendt Walter H.

Wendt, beloved husbond of Elizabeth (Bessie, nee Corey; fond fother of Dorothy Wendt ond Adele Dor-rah; dear grandfather of Joan Myers, John Dorrah, Joyce Bover, and Jomes, Susan, ond Sharon Darrah; great-grandfather of Deborah Boyer. Services, 10 a. m. Soturday, at the Bilger Funeral Home, 2035 E. 79th street.

Interment Ridgewood. SO 8-1610. Wieczor Max Wieczor Wleaorkowskil, beloved husband of Vemie, nee Czestochowski; loving fother of Eugene, Helen Lester, ond Adeline Baumstark; dear brother of Anna Price; grandfather of three. Funeral Soturdoy, Feb. 17, at 9:30 a.m..

from funeral home, 2041 W. Dickens avenue, to Annunciation church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Dl 2-1700.

Wigren John A. Wigren, beloved husband Of Esther, nee Wengodohl; dear father of Nels John A. ond Beverly Sund-strom; grandfather of 10; brother of Sigrid Anderson. Gunhild Cory, and Signe Anderson. Resting ot Peterson Funeral Home, 6938 W.

North avenue. Services Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Mount Emblem. ME 7-4441.

Wilson Clara Belle Wilson, 91, Feb. 12. ot Banning, native nf Cedar Falls, lo. Survived bv sister, Ida M. Wilson of Son Gabriel, Cat.

Funeral services were held Wednesday, Feb. 14. Interment Falrview cemetery. Cedar Falls, la. Wiszowaty Marie Wiszowaty, nee Gorski, deor wife of the late Bruno (Budyej; loving mother of Rosemarie Patrick White; sister of Edward (Ella) Gorski, Helen Ston-lev) Duibis, Cosimlr Mary Gorski, Raymond Helen Gorski, Evelyn Gorski, and Daniel; grandmother of Kathleen, Elizabeth, Patrick and Michael.

Funeral Saturday, Feb. 17, 9:30 a. nw from Polin-skl Funeral Home, 1462 N. Ashland avenue, to St. Stonislaus Kostko church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. BR 8-0815. Wray Edward Wray of Mavwood, beloved husbond of the late Victorlne; fond father of Franklin; trondfother ef Walter; brother of Glfford D. Funeral Saturday, 1 P.

a Senne Funeral Home, Lake street at 2d avenue. Mavwood. under auspices of Mavwood lodge. No. 869, A.

F. (, A. M. Interment Ookridge. 33-0014.

Young Mory Young, nee Wompach, beloved wife of the late Frank; fond mother of Margaret Light; loving sister ef Catherine I Wompach and the lote Jeanette Wolf, ond Peter Wompodi. Funeral Saturday, Feb, 17., et from Leo M. Bneske Son Chopel, 2859 N. South-Port, to St. Alpbonsus church.

Moss at 1) a. m. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. 935-6111.

WIFE KILLED, HUSBAND HURT IN AUTO CRASH Sheriff's Aid Dies in Indiana Mishap Mrs. Carol Reidy, 23, of 7501 W. 109th Worth, was killed last night and her husband, Patrick, 32, was injured when she lost control of their car and it struck an abutment of the overhead Tri-State Toll road at 100th street and Harlem avenue in Bridgeview. Both were thrown from the car. He was in fair condition at Christ Community hospital in Oak Lawn.

Mrs. Reidy was em- Chicago's 1942 Traffic Toll ployed by the Midwest Finance corporation, 55 W. Wacker where her husband is credit manager. The couple has two children. Sheriff's Aid Killed William A.

Eigelsbach, 37, of 403 Oak Valparaiso, a special deputy sheriff in Porter county, died yesterday several hours after the car he was driving in U. S. highway 6 east of the Lake-Porter county line was struck head-on. The oncoming auto then side-swiped another car and hit a third. Eigelsbach's stepson, Ted Griffith, 17, suffered possible internal injuries and a friend, Raymond Gaedtke, 17, of 753 Park Valparaiso, incurred head injuries in the accident with a car driven by Lowell Bettens, 27, of 2604 Maplewood Valparaiso.

Blame Other Driver, Sheriff's police said Bettens' car crossed the center line. Bettens sideswiped the car of Hobart Goode 36, of 2224 FEDERAL JURY INDICTS WOOER FOR KIDNAPING Larry G. Kerr, 42, ol 4541 Sheridan an unemployed chef, was indicted yesterday by the federal grand jury on a charge of kidnaping a 4 year old boy. who was arrested in Pittsburgh Feb. 6 with the boy, is being held in Pittsburgh in lieu of $5,000 bond pending his removal to Chicago to face the kidnaping charge.

Kerr is accused of taking the boy, James T. Troupe, while he was baby sitting for his mother, Mrs. Bonnie Troupe, 42, of 4541 Sheridan as she worked as a waitress. Mrs. Troupe told prosecutors Kerr kidnaped her son to force her to marry him.

The boy was returned to his mother unhurt Enjoy the benefits of the famous charged with robbery and assault to commit murder, for4-appearance in Boys' court today. A hearing on charges burglary and attempted rape against three members of the Senior Vice Lords was con-' tinued until Feb. 23 by Judge F. Emmett Morrissey in Felony court. Tries to Rape Girl -They were arrested Tuesday when detectives heard screams at Cermak road and Avers avenue and found one of them-attempting to rape a 13 yearr, old girl.

He is Robert Napoleon Burks, 25, of 1518 S. Avers a identified as a Vice Lords leader. Arrested later were, Loonie Pluck Crenshaw, 31, of 3952 Roosevelt and Dennis Blissett, 34, of 1541 S-. Avers both of whom were identified in the burglary of the home of I. L.

Phillips, 1640 S. Millard Jan. 28. AU three were connected with the burglary, police said. Prowler on South Side Robs and Rapes A prowler entered the bedroom of a south side widow in her ninth floor apartment yes- terday, took $30 from a dresser drawer, and raped her.

He fled down fire escape. Detectives said the rapist tied the 1 woman's hands behind her" back with a stocking. CHICAGO TRIBUNE TRAVEL, AVIATION, POLIO, AND PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT INSURANCE II IK I i tine kUU Subscriber Middle Nam Laat Name Street Month Day Tear SiCR In Owa Handwriting errtcttre until noon IM aaic poticjr is ttiuea. Elkhart, Feb. 15 Special Charles S.

Beardsley, 87, former presi dent and chairman of the board of Miles aboratories, died at his home today. Miles, a native of Buchanan, joined Miles here in 1926 and became Beordsle president in 1944. board chairman for He was 14 years until his retirement last year, at which time he was named honorary chairman. A graduate of the University of Michigan law school, he received the distinguished alumni service award from that university in 1951 and a citation from DePauw university the next year. He was a board officer of several schools, businesses and organizations.

He leaves his wife, Lillian. Washington st, Gary, knocking it off the road, and then crashed head-on into the car of Eugene Weibel, 33, Route 5, Valparaiso. Weibel was in serious condition in Gary Methodist hospital, where all of the injured were taken. Bettens had a broken left leg and face cuts, and was in serious condition. Up to midnight Tuesday, 36 persons had been killed in traffic accidents in Cook county since Dec.

31. Of these, 22 were killed in Chicago, where 3,386 were injured in the same period. ARABS RETURN CHICAGO GIRL TO ISRAELIS JERUSALEM, Feb. 15 flJPD A Chicago girl, who was held by Jordan after she crossed the Israeli-Jordanian border a month ago, was returned to Israeli police today. The Jordanians still held a man who was captured at the same time.

Dale Miriam Aroner, 20, of 6219 N. St. Louis Chicago, who came to Israel last September, and Marcello Meshu-lam, 30, formerly of Mexico, came to Jerusalem on Jan. 16 from the Beit Oren communal settlement near Haifa, where they were living. While sightseeing, both inadvertently crossed the border that divides Jerusalem.

On her release, Miss Aroner said she was well treated. The girl's mother, Mrs. William H. Aroner, said she had not known her daughter had been seized by Jordanians and was becoming concerned after not receiving any mail from her. She said her daughter was studying and working at the settlement.

AUTO IS STOLEN Charles Sherlock, 1001 Kenneth Oak Lown, told police his onto wos stolen from In front ef 62d street end Kilpatrick ovenue. "A APPLICATION FOR TRAVEL, AVIATION, POLIO, AND PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT POLICY REGARDLESS OK AGE, you may obtain a Travel, Aviation, Polio, and Pedestrian Accident Insurance Policy, issued by Federal Life Insurance also one policy on each member of your family in the same household. Death and dismemberment benefits increase 10 for each year on continuous renewal up to 50. Policy renewable at the option of the company and the insured. Policyholders orer age 70 receive lwilf benefits under the Insurance Policy provision.

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ot Kelly-Carroll Funeral Home, 2616 W. 38th street. Interment Mount Greenwood, i LA 3-0980. Schuld Joseoh Schuld, dearly beloved husband of the lote Anna; nee Guth; fond father of Marie Rothengass and the late William; uncle of Joseph, Emma, ond Karl Holbherr. Funeral Saturday, Februory 17, ot 9:15 a.

from Meiszner Funeral Home, 5620-24 Irving Pork road, to Queen of Angels church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. PE 6-9000. Schweinfurth Rudolph G.

Schweinfurth, beloved husband of Mary nee Mangin; fond fother of Violet W. Johansson, George Elsie C. Wyock, and the late Martha Aikens; yrandfather of seven grandchildren, ond eight great-grandchildren. Member of West Englewood Home lodge. No.

1074, A. F. A. M. Services 2 p.

Soturday, ot chopel, 5200 W. 95th street. Interment Mount Greenwood. GA 4-0340. Scopa 1 Mary Scopa, nee Narducci, beloved wife of Louis; dear mother of Rosann ond Jeonerte; sister of Florence lemole, Ida Coduto, Lena Grimaldi, Florine Norducti, ond Guy P.

Narducci. At rest In Sobiesk Funeral Home, 5948 W. Archer ovenue, corner Moior ovenue. Service Saturday, 9:30 o. to St.

Jane- De Chantal church. Inferment Queen of Heaven Ceme tery. PO 7-8808. Shea Thomos E. Shea, retired Satv C.

P. beloved husbond of Mory; fond fother of Thomos brother of Joseph, Frank, Rev, George, ond Arthur; grandfather of Cosey T. Member of Chicago Policemen's Benefit association ond Police Post No. 207, A. L.

Funeral Saturday, Feb. 17. 10 30 o. from Drake ond Son Funeral Home, 5303 Western ovenue, to S'. Hilary Moss, II o.

m. Interment All Saints Cemetery. LO 1-6874. Shiner Robert T. Shiner, ot Minneapolis, formerly of Mavwood, beloved husband of the late Feye, nee Cotvin; fond fother of RT.

Vivien Kirschoaum. Ruth Presfly, Gladys upper, end Hazel Nietzotd; gronofother of nine; great-grandfather of three; brother of Chester, Alfred, end Chorles. Resting at Senne Funeral Home, Lake street ot 2nd ovenue, Mavwood, after 7 p. m. Thursday.

Funeral services Soturday, 11 o. m. Interment Chopel Hill Gardens West. Fillmore 3-0014. Silicani Chlore Clare nee beloved wife of the late Frank; loving mother of Lena Link, Gene, Henry, Vlo-- let, Meiems.

Daniel, Marfan Busceml, and Diane Nowrocki grandmother of 17. Funeral Soturdoy, 9:30 a. from the Kooo Funeral Home, 5844-48 Milwaukee avenue, to St. Tarcissos' church. Interment St.

Joseph s. RO 3-Slll. Siragusa Joseph Siraouso, suddenly, beloved bus-bond of Mone Lovise, nee To tone; loving fother of Morionn ond Suson; fond son of lonczio and the tote Tony Siro-uso; deor brother of Christ Lauro, Dominlck (Greet), Frank fAnnettej, ond Mrs. Mamie Thomas 1 DiMoggia. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.

from the Monte lair Funeral Home. 601 W. Belmont avenue, te Our Lad of the Angels church. Member of Chicogo lodge, No. Loval Order ef Moose, please emit flowers.

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