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10 Section 2 CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1964 BOY, 6, STRUCK, llJIII.N MIK.N Deaths Elsewhere DEATH NOTICES Wanted in Bomb Plot, Flees to Embassy, OBITUARIES Dominick Donile Mass for Dominick Donile, Jarecki Helen D. Jarecki, nee Kusic beloved wife of Stanley; dear mother of Raymond Georgene; loving daughter of Manr and the late Joseph Kubtc; fond sister of Mildred (Anthony Salodino, Stanley (Antoinette), and John Kubk; aunt to three nieces. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Fortune Funeral Home, 4401 S. Kedzie avenue, to Five Holy Mortyrs church.

Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. LA 3-7781. Kasley Anthony Kasley, loving son of Gerald and Mary; dear brother of Nancy, Gerald Patricio, Mary Ellen, Bernoditte, Catherine ond Caroline; fond grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

John Koslev and Mrs. Helen Roonev. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. m. from Lawn Funeral Home, 7909 State road I5S00 West) to St.

Gerald's church. 10 a. m. moss of the Angels. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

436-2320. KILLED BY BUS IN OAK LAWN Trymg to Get Shoe from Street Anthony Kasley, 6, of 9719 54th Oak Lawn, was killed by a bus yesterday in 95th street near 54th court in the suburb. His father, uerald, 36, carpenter, told police that the child was attempting to retrieve a lost shoe. The boy, a 2d grade pupil at SL Gerald's Elemen- tary school, Oak Lawn, also is at 10 a. m.

Monday in St. Ed-survived by his mother, Mary, mund's Episcopal church, 6105 36, and seven brothers and sisters. Police held the bus driver, William E. Woodin, 38, of 12018 Chicago's 1964 Traffic Toll Marshfield in the Oak Lawn station. Woodin was driving west in 95th st.

Miss Kathleen Kuffel, 17 of 254 School Wooddale, died yesterday in Northwest Com i i TTuf ee a Heights, of injuries suffered when her car struck a tree in Elk Grove Village Thursday. Miss Kuffel, a senior at St. Patrick's academy, Des Plaines, was driving alone at Arlington Heights road near Kennedy boulevard. The car went out of control and skidded off the pavement in the rain. Up to midnight Thursday, 428 persons had been killed in traffic accidents in Cook county since Dec.

31. Of these, 216 were in Chicago, where 34,418 persons had been injured in the same period. TEEN TO FACE COURT IN BOY'S HIT-RUN DEATH A teen-ager who admitted driving a stolen car which killed a 5-year-old boy Monday has been scheduled to appear Oct. 21 before Judge Daniel Mc-Namara in Family court. The bearing date was set when James Gately, 15, of 5830 Byron appeared yesterday in the complaint division of the court.

Gately surrendered Wednesday to Shakespeare police. He told police that he was part of a group of Steinmetz High school students who had stolen cars. Gately, a sophomore, said he stole another car after learn ing he had killed Gary Lee Salecker, of 6556 Cornelia' av. i SPECIAL GRAND JURY SWORN IN BY U.S. JUDGE A special federal grand jury was sworn in yesterday by Judge Joseph Sam Perry in federal District court.

It will inquire into various matters presented by the organized crime unit of United States Atty. Edward V. Hanrahan's office. Judge Perry appointed Paltiel J. Bach, 5614 S.

Drake an architect, as foreman. Hanrahan said the jury will continue at least 60 days. He said it is needed because there are more cases pending than the regular grand juries can I handle. Bus in Which 34b1uRED i I i Charles Trowbridge Tittman, 82, chief counsel of the internal revenue service from 1928 until retirement in 1953 and a concert singer who had appeared in concerts with Jascha Heifitz and Pablo Casals and toured with the New York symphony under Walter Damrosch: in Washington, D. C.

David F. Edwards, 83, former president and board chairman of Saco-Lowell shops, manufacturer of textile machinery, since 1960 a subsidiary of the Maremont corporation of Chicago, a former vice president of the National Association of Manufacturers; in Cambridge, Mass. Dr. Clarence Poe, 83, a leader for more than half a century in southern agricultural and educational fields, former editor of the "Progressive Farmer," and winner in 1962 of the world peace award of the American Freedom association; in Raleigh, N. C.

Ben Harris. 72, police chief of Mount Carmel, 111., from 1941 to 1944 and Democratic candidate for coroner in the November election; of burns suffered last month when he set fire to a house as part of a city pro-jgram to raze old houses; in Mount Carmel. Dr. Ida Langdon, retired educator and niece of Samuel Clemens Mark Twain who, in recent years, was a warm defender against charges of racial bias leveled against Twain's "Huckleberry Finn" and other 'books; in Elmira, N. Y.

Dr. Floyd Stewart, 90, a St. Louis physician for 67 years and a veteran of the Spanish American war who had charge of seven hospitals in Cuba with the rank of surgeon-major; in St. Louis. Conrad Gozzo, 43, a trumpeter with many top bands, and for several years a member of the National Broadcasting company staff orchestra; in Bur-bank, Cal.

Thomas H. Cardoff. 60, market researcher and former vice president of the Farm Journal; of a heart attack, in Golden's Bridge, N. Y. Jasper Morgan, 64, yacht de signer and member of a socially prominent New England fam ily; in Laguna Beach, Cal.

Dr. Viva Boothe, 71, professor of economics at Ohio State uni versity until retirement a year ago; in Columbus, O. DEDICATION OF BETH EMET SYNAGOG HELD Beth Emet synagog, 1200 Dempster st, Evanston, was dedicated last night at services led by Rabbi David Polish, founder and spiritual leader of Beth Emet congregation. Officers and members of the congregation and Evanston civic and religious leaders took part in a procession preceding the service. Dr.

Lou Silberman, chairman of the department of Jewish studies of Vanderbilt university, Nashville, gave the dedication lecture. The synagog, completed in April, contains a sanctuary, community hall, chapel, library, gift shop, kitchen, and youth room. Funeral Directors piSER 6RATCH.MANDB. FOUR CHAPELS TO SERVE YOU 5206 Broadway LO 1-4740 130 N. California Ave.

33S-1300 9200 N. Skokie Skokie, III. 479-4740 6935 S. Stony Island Ave. DO 3-4920 COMPARE The New Location of GRANATA Memorial Funeral Chapel 1857 N.

Harlem TU 9-1700 C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 110 YEARS 221 East Erie superior 7-7709 JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOWE FOR FUNERALS" 25 E. Erie WHiWwII 4-iOU Cemeteries GRAVE lot In Memorial Pk.

Choice lo-cotion. Sacrifice. 338-4939. In Memoriam Nelson Axel H. Nelson.

In cherished memory of our deor brother who passed awoy two years ooo today. Loved and remembered forever. MYRTLE AND HARRY. Dedication Announcements Karasick A monument will be dedicated in loving memory of Horry Karasick on Sunday, Oct. II, 2 p.

Wtsyawn cemetery. Norin A monument wilt be dedicated In loving memory of Bertha Norin, fond mother of Rose Olshansky and Claire Berger, on Sunday, Oct. 11, 11 a. at Zemech Zedek section, Waldheim, lot 1305, gate 216, Ittk and Harlem. Fraternal Notices ELECTRICAL CRAFTSMANS CLUB, CHICAGO CHAPTER, NO.

Members will ossembit Sunday, ot to pay last respects to Brother Harold Horrtng-ton. at Barti Chapel. 1111 W. 103rd street. DAVE SINCLAIR, M.

C. Connors Margaret Connors, nee Borry, late of 121 Harper avenue, beloved wife of Earl; dear mother of Laura Niedzwiecki, Mrs. Margafet Snyder, Barry Private 1 U. S. Marines, Eariine, Robert E.

Connors; grandmother of nine; beloved daughter of Margaret Barry, nee Morrisser; fond sister of James, Edward, and Robert Barry. Funeral Monday, 9 o. from the Brawn Funeral Home, 2939 E. 95th street, to St. Ailbe church.

Solemn requiem high mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. SO 8-0155.

Conway Kotie Meehon Conway, beloved wife of the late Peter Conway; loving mother of Mrs. Catherine MottJ Komba, lnmc AA It illianl. and Mrs Mary F. Earl Ryan; dear grandmother of sii; great-grandmother or rwo; rora sister of James Meehon and Bino White, both of Ireland, the late Delia Comer, Thomas, John, Martin, Michael, Mary Ellen Patton, and Patrick Mee- ban. Funeral Monday, 9:45 a.

from the Sheeny Funeral Home, 8243 S. i Ashland ovenue, to St. Goll church. Mass 10:30 o. m.

Interment St. Jo- seph's cemetery. ST 3-7700. Cwiertniewicz i Julio Cwiertniewicz. nee Lis- beloved wife of the late John; dear mother of Wary Uosepnj HvrczvK, neien iwiniomi Newton, ond Irene Stephen) qrandmother of seven; greot-srandmother of three; fond sister ot nnorv jawinsui i of Lowell, Moss.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 from Kowachek Funeral Home, 5774-74 W. Lawrence ovenue, to St. Con- stance church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

Donile Dominick Donile, suddenly, beloved husband of Groce, nee Aiello; loving father of Diane Grueninger, 1st Lieut. Vincent, U. S. M. Dean, Daniel, and Donna Marie; beloved son of Alberta; fond brother of Frank, Josephine Piazza, and Antonette Motys.

At Mee Ramme Fu- nerai nome, jyib Irving ram roau, unni 9 a. m. Monday. Mass 10 a. St.

Lom-bert's church, 8148 N. Karlov ovenue, Skokie. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. IR 8-0038.

Donnelly Moe Follett Donnelly, beloved wife of the late Edward loving mother of Gordon Francis Dorothy Moe Divers, and the late Edward M. fond sister of Sarah Sorter ond the late Catherine Ryan; grandmother of 11. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from Donnellan Funeral Home, 10525 S. Western avenue, to St.

Helena church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. BE 8-0075.

Dudek Adam A. Dudek. Veteran World War II, be'oved husband of Irene, nee Trem-bocz; loving father of Theresa and Robert; son of Mary Dudek and the late August; fond brother of Estelle Bruno Torko and Wanda Chester Kucinski. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Szykowny Funeral Home, 4901 S.

Archer avenue, to St. Bruno church. Interment Resurrection. Visitation after 12 noon. Saturday.

RE 5-7521. Dudman Charlotte Dudman, beloved wife of the lote William G-; mother of Irene Sanders, Kenneth, Jane Engel. William and Florence Crobbe; grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of 11. Resting at chapel, 10001 S. Western avenue after 6 p.

m. Saturday. Funeral Monday, 11 a. at the Church of the Holy Nativity, 93d street and S. Pleasant avenue.

Interment Mount Hope cemetery. Lanyon Funeral Directors. 233-0738. Duh Steven G. Duh, beloved husband of Julia, nee Somedics; fond father of Frank Susan and Mary Jane; brother of Frank and John; grandfather of two.

Funeral Monday, Oct. 12, 8:15 a. from Henry W. Mueller Funeral Home, 5300-12 Belmont avenue, to St. Ferdinond's church.

Mass 9 a. m. Please omit flowers. Interment St. Joseph's.

AV 6-3740. Eckman Ruth M. Eckmon, late of Geneva, beloved wife of Carl; dear mother of C. Donald; sister of Martha Anderson ond Esther Thompson, Eva Wohlhuter, and Mabel Carlson; grandmother of two. Resting at Yurs-Graves Funeral Home.

Geneva, after noon. Sunday. Services 2 P. m. Monday.

Interment Batavia, III. Phone 232-7337. Ehlers Dr. Gilbert Ehlers of Berwyn, beloved husband of Morion; fond father of Mrs. Gail Johnson, Mrs.

Gretchen Snow, ond Teri K. Ehlers; son of Mrs. Agatha Ehlers of Clinton, brother of LaVone Raun of Clinton, lo. At the Abram Son Funeral Home, 6910 Windsor avenue, Berwyn, after 12 noon Saturday until 1 p. Sunday.

Service 3 p. m. Sunday at the Presbyterian Church of Berwyn. Interment Clinton, lo. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Presbyterian Church of Berwyn will be appreciated.

Feldott Emma Feldott. nee Strauch, beloved wife of the late Edwin dear aunt of Harold, Edward, Joseph Strauch, and Margaret Gelser. Funeral Sjturday, 8:30 a. from Liddy Chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road, to Our Lady of Victory church. Interment St.

Joseph. Ki 5-6220. Fensterstock Abe Fensterstock, beloved husbond of Pearl Fensterstock; brother of Emanuel Fensterstock; uncle of Henry Lindauer. Services private. Westwood Village Mortuary, Los Angeles, directors.

Ford Rose Marie Ford, beloved daughter of the late Terence and Katherine Gallagher Poro; loving sister ot Mary, Mrs. (otn-erine Scherer, and the late Terence Jr. Funeral Monday, 9 a. m. from Donnellan Funeral Home, Jeffery boulevard at 77th street, to St.

Philip Neri church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet. SO 8-8822.

Frolik Frank Hack Frolik, late of Cicero, be loved husband of Eleanor, nee Brien; dear father of Frank; brother of Helen Jencik, Joseph, and James. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a. from H. Marik Sons, 6507 W. Cermak road, Berwyn, to Mary Queen of Heaven church.

Member of Cicero post. No. 96, A. L. GU 4-6310 or Bi 2-3255.

Gac Albert Goc, fond cousin of Joseph Bozek; friend of. Bernice Zagorskl and family. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Andziewicz Funeral Home, 1726 W. 18th street, to St.

Adalbert's church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. CA 6-1123. Gee Willard D.

Gee, beloved husband of Ethel, nee Chismon; devoted father of Bernard Barney Max, Evelyn Correon, Rita Mis, George and Ella Mae Wade; grandfather of 20; great-grandfather of six; dear brother of Plimpton Gee. Funeral services Monday, 11 a. at the Mclnerney Funeral Home, 46th place and Wallace street. Interment Evergreen. BO 8-0703.

Gordon Jerome J. Gordon, of 645 Hibbard road. Winnetka, beloved husband of Marlene, nee Gold; dear father of Jerome J. II, ond Edwin devoted son of the late Ezra and Betty. Services Monday.

11 a. at Piser North Suburban Memorial Chapel, 9200 Skokie boulevard, Skokie. Interment Isaiah Israel cemetery. Friends are asked to pay their respects at timo of service. 679-4740, Gray James J.

Gray, at Hialeoh, Oct. 8. 1964, beloved husband of Lucille nee Gervais; dear brother of Anne O'Hagan, Catherine O'Connor, Mabel Moelier, and John T. Gray. At Hursen chapel, 5911 W.

Madison street after 4 p. m. Saturday. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. m.

from chapel to Our Lady Help of Christians churcn. Mass 10 a. m. in ferment All Saints. Harrington Harold G.

Harrington, loving husband of Eleanor; dear father of Shirley Drowert, Harold G. ond Wayne Allen; grand father of Sandra and Bruce Drowert; fond brother of George W. and John O. Bruzek. Masonic services Sunday, 8 p.

m. at Bartz Funeral Home, 1811 W. 103d street, under auspices of Ogden Park lodge. No. 897, A.

F. 8, A. M. Funeral Monday, 3 p. m.

Interment Evergreen. Member of Damascus chapter. No. 744, O. E.

and Greater Chicago lodge. No. 3, L. O. O.

M. BE 3-0551. Harvey Charles Stuart Harvey, suddenly, Oct. 8, beloved husband of Helen, nee Koessler; loving father of Stuart Harvey; grandfather of three. At Birren Son Funeral Home, 6125 N.

Claik street, after 4 p. m. Fridoy. Funeral services Saturday at 12 noon. Interment All Saints cemetery.

Herrick John Herrick, 7519 Coles ovenue, Oct. 9, 1964, beloved husbond of Mary A. Herrick; brother of Hattie, Jonathan and Joseph Herrick; uncle of Joe DeSaro. At Lain Son Chapel, 2024 E. 75th street, at Jeffery boulevard, where services will be held Monday, Oct.

12, at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. Member of Elks lodge. Blue Island.

Hurst Verne Edward Hurst, 5901 Forest Glen, Oct. 7, 1964, loving husband of the late Jewell Cuprea Hurst; deor father of Kenneth R. Hurst; grandfather of Kendra, Shelley, and Fawn Hurst; brother of Wilma Robv, Mildred Crawford, end the late Harry J. Hunt. At bain Sons Chopel, $501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Oct. 10, at 2 p. m. Interment Acacia Park. Masonic services 8:30 P.

m. Fridoy, by Edge-water lodge. No. 901, A. F.

A. M. Also member of Scottish Rite, Loyal chop-ter, Na. 233, R. A.

Adonirom council. No. 95, R. S. Illinois commonderv.

No. 72, K. and Medinoh temple. A. A.

O. N. M. S. Iberl Louise K.

Iberl, beloved wife of the lote Joseph; fond mother of Joseph grandmother of two. Funeral Monday, Oct. 12, ot 9:45 e. from tho M. J.

Suerth Funeral Home, to ttvt Church of St. Angela. Interment All Saints cemetery. Information, NE 1-1240. i I 1 RIO DE JANEIRO, Oct.

9 (CPD Jose Padilha Sodre, an accused Communist wanted on charges of trying to bomb the American embassy, has sought asylum in the Colombian embassy, it was announced today. DEATH NOTICES "lit" NOTICES Listed below ore "See" notices whick re cross references to death notices appearing tn today's Tribune. "See" notices feature the names of family members of the deceased who have different legal name than the deceased because of marrioge or legal change. Some "See" notices feature the maiden name of wife who mar be best known in tlx community by her maiden name. Anderschat See Anna Fiertl Krisman notice.

Bousk See Rocco J. Tamburrino notice. Cuprea See Verne Hurst notice. Enright See Theresa IHattieJ Reilly notice. Gallo See Rocco J.

Tamburrino notice. Kamba See Katie Conway notice. Mack See Stefania Makarewicz notice. McAuley See Helen L. Purinton notice.

Napoli See Alex Naples notice. O'Connor See James J. Gray notice. O'Hagan See James J. Gray notice.

Pesavento See Rocco J. Tamburrino notice. Ryan See Katie Conway notice. Scanlon See Rocco J. Tamburrino notice.

Schroeder See Anna Fiertl Krlsmon notice. Sicoli See Peter Manza notice. Truppo See Rocco J. Tamburrino notice. Wilson See Phillip Wysocke notice.

Zvanul See Anna Fiertl Krismon notice. Amato Eleonor Amato, beloved wife of Anthony Amato dear sister of Catherine Mm-zacano, Theresa Morioni, John ond Frank Trinchitella. Funeral Tuesday a. m. from Hursen Chapel, 5911 W.

Madison street, to St. Stanislaus church, 5352 W. Belden. Mass 10 a. m.

Entombment Queen of All Saints mausoleum. In lieu of flowers mass memorials preferred. Arnold Adela S. Arnold. Oct.

9, of Highland Park, formerly of Winnetlia, wife of the late Dr. Joseph K. Arnold; mother of Robert Clarence and Virginia grandmother of four; great-grandmother of one. Services 11 a. m.

Saturday, Oct. 10, at Highland Park Presbyterian church. Laurel, Linden ond Prospect avenues. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to a favorite charity. Bailie Hessie E.

Bailie, beloved wife of the lote David; fond mother of Charles. George, Elizabeth Berg. Marie Jono. the late David L. and Robert grandmother of 10; great-grandmother of three; sister of Emily Adair.

Services 2:30 P. m. Monday ot memorial chapel, 5200 W. 95th St. Interment Mount Hope.

GA 44340. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the Park Lawn school. Beaver Morshall E. Beover of Worth, bftloved husband of Marie, nee Caulfield; devoted father of Rosemarie Ted Anemo; grandfather of three. Resting ot Schmaedeke Funeral Home, 107th street and Harlem avenue.

Worth, III. Masonic services 8 p. m. Sunday by Aubum Park lodge. No.

789, A. F. A. M. formerly Rainbow lodge.

No. 9721. Funeral services at Schmaedeke Funeral Home, 1 p. m. Monday, Oct.

12. Interment Beverly cemetery. Gi 8-4000. Blessing Mabel D. Blessing, nee Fredericks Ion, Oct.

8, 1964, of 1424 Maple avenue, Wilmette, beloved wife of the late Max A. Blessing; dear sister of Elmer Vic Frederickslon, the late Ella Torrence, Olga L. Turner, ond Harold B. Fred-erickslon). Resting at William H.

Scott Funeral Home, 1100 Greenleof avenue, Wilmette, after 7 p. m. Saturday, where services will be held 1:30 p. m. Monday.

Interment Mount Olive. AL 1-8200 Biuso Paul Buiso, late of 1405 N. Keeler ovenue, beloved husband of Josephine, nee Viola; dear brother of Maria Giordano of N. and Angelina Baisono in Italy. Funeral Tuesday, 8:45 a.

from Rogo Brothers, 5120 W. Fullerton avenue, to S. M. Addolorota church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel. AR 6-7800. Breden John P. Breden, beloved husband of Josephine, nee Dechambre; loving father of Theodore Josephine Ryan, Robert and the late John deor grandfather of 10; fond brother of Mary Rosque, Josephine Ney, Leona Heppner, Louis, Felix, Justine Halsema, and the late Edward.

Funeral Monday, 9 a. from Hough Funeral Home, 4300 N. Central avenue, to St. Edward's church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Queen of Heaven. PA 5-4300. Bryk Anthony Bryk, beloved husband of the late Caroline; dear father of Alice, George and Ted Mary Ann; grandfather of William, Robert, George and John. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.

from Goglin Funeral Home, 5935 W. Belmont avenue, to St. Ladislaus church. Interment St. Adalberts.

BE 7-4404. Buchalo Joseph W. Buchalo, of 11810 S. Lowe, husband of Gladys, nee Lundstrom; father of Joseph W. Buchalo United States Navy; stepfather of Jane Adams of Crete, and William G.

Austin; brother of Anna Crake, Ella Buchalo. Sarah Adler. Bertha With row. and Michael; seven grandchildren. Resting ot Carlson Funeral Home, 304 W.

119th street, offer 7 p. m. Saturday, Mass ot St. Catherine of Genoa church, Monday, 9:30 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. PU 5-0184. Buehler Christian C. Butts Buehler, husband of Helen Buehler; father of Mrs. Ann Baker.

Mrs. Lynn Patterson, and Chris tian C. Buehler IV; brother of Albert Hermon ana Robert u. eoenier grandfather of eight. Visitation at John Carroll Sons Homo for Funerals, Erie at Wabash avenue, Saturday, Oct.

10, 1964, from 4 p. m. until 8 p. m. Services private in Buehler Memorial Chapel.

St. Paul's church. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be sent to Presbyterian St. Luke hospital. Kidney Research Foundation.

Busscher Katherine C. Busscher of Skokie, beloved daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Busscher; dear sister of Anna Schmidt, Elizabeth Web, the late John, George, Anthony, and Adam. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.

from Haben Funeral Home, 8057 Niles Center rood, Skokie. Mass 9:30 o. m. at St. Peter church.

Interment St. Peter's cemetery. OR 3-6111. Bzoch Rudolph Bzoch, 1810 S. Lombard ovenue, Berwyn, beloved husband of Mildred, nee Novotny; dear father of La Verne Dusek, Dr.

Kenneth R. Lorraine, and Ronold C. (Ann) Bzoch; brother of Emma Simek; eight grandchildren. Services Monday. Oct.

12, 1:30 p. at Svec Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W. Cermak rood. Interment Woodlawn. Member of Cicero post.

No. 96, A. L. GU 4-2050 or Bi 2-2027. Cecka Martin F.

Cecka, beloved husband of Mar-tho; loving father of Lillian Dotson Frank and the late Irene Cullinam, ond George Cecka; grandfather 'of Betty Thiede, and Ronald Cullinam; greatgrandfather of Frank, Lorie, and Tommy Thiede. Resting at Havens Chapel, 1911 W. 63d street. Service Monday, 1 p. m.

Interment Evergreen cemetery. PR 6-0240. Chandler Mark B. Chandler, beloved husbond of Anna Ruth Chandler; loving father of Asa Mark B. Laura Schierer, June La June, and William Chandler; grandfather of 13; fond brother of L.

William Chandler of Lutherville, Md. Funeral Monday, 9 from Hursen Chapel, 5911 W. Modison street, to Notre Dame church. Clarendon Hills. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Cochiaro Sam Cochiaro, ogo 13, suddenly, of Franklin Park, loving son of Sam and Ruth, nee Jensen; dear brother of Mary, Joseph, James, John, Donna, and Joon; devoted grandson of Ben ond Liliion Cochiaro, Julius, ond Florence Jensen. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Columbian Funeral Homo.

10300 W. Grand avenue, near Mannheim road, in Franklin Pork. Moss 10 a. m. St.

Gertrude's church. Interment All Saints. 455-1200. FOR RECOVERY OF KASKASKIA Springfield, Oct. 9i-The state of Illinois today asked umIea.

ataies supreme nnni-T tn oivo 1 I linmc rat nor i rr than Missouri, sovereignty over the Kaskaskia area near Ches ter. Atty. Gen. William Clark said he asked leave of the court to file a complaint. At issue is 25,000 acres of farmland inhabited by about 500 persons.

The area is rich in Illinois history and is a tourist attraction. Lost in 1881 The land once was attached to Illinois. The Mississippi river was its western boundary In 1881 a flood changed the course of the river so that it cut to the east of the Kaskaskia area. The site of the first ter- SPRINGFIELD 25 MILES ILLINOIS ST. LOUIS MISSOURI MT.

VERNON USUSEA KASMSXItf ISLAM CHESTER ritorial capital of the state was washed away. Clark said an Illinois-Missouri compact makes the center of the Mississippi river channel the usual boundary between the states And ordinarily, if the center of the stream moves because of a slow change in the course of the river, the resulting boundary change has to be accepted by both states. 3 Fruitless Years Clark said he believes the high court will rule in favor of Illinois "if we can prove that flooding occurred, rather than natural accretion." Clark said three years of negotiation with Missouri in an attempt to revise the boundary compact has been fruitless because of strong feeling in St. Genevieve county, against it. Terry McCarthy, special assistant to Clark, said many of the Kaskaskia people "are adamant that they want to belong to Illinois." J.

C. SPIESS, 79, DIES; FOUNDED STORE IN ELGIN Joseph Charles Spiess, 79, of 126 Cooper Elgin, chairman of the board of the department store in Elgin bearing his name, died yesterday in his home. Mr. Spiess founded the store in 1921. In 1959 he received the Cosmopolitan Distinguished Service award in Elgin.

He was one of the founders and the first president of the Illinois Retail Merchants association, a director of the National Retail Merchants association, a member the board of the Illinois State Chamber of Commerce, and regional representative of the United States Chamber of Commerce. He was a former president of Sherman-Hospital Board Governors, and a member of the board of directors of the Elgin National bank. Mr. Spiess was a member of the Union League Club of Chicago. Survivors include his widow, Edna; a son, John four granddaughters; and a sister.

Services will be held at 1 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 252 S. State Elgin. C.

C. BUEHLER DIES; HEADED INSURER FIRM Christian Carl Buehler III, of 237 E. Delaware insurance executive, died yesterday in Presbyterian-St. Luke's hospital. Mr.

Buehler was president of Christian Buehler, 135 S. LaSalle st. He formerly was secretary and treasurer of Victor Adding Machine company and president of Buehler packers. He was a gradu ate of Lake Forest academy and a member of the board. Surviving are his widow, Helen; two daughters, Mrs.

Ann Baker, and Mrs. Lynn Patterson; a son, Christian C. Buehler TV; three brothers, Albert Herman and Rob and eight grandchildren. Private services will be held tomorrow in St Paul's Evan gelical-Reformed church, 655 Fullerton pkwy. MILLION LEFT BY WIDOW OF MICHAEL ARLEN New York, Oct 9 tB The widow of Michael Arlen, whose novel "The Green Hat" was a best seller of the 20s, left an es tate exceeding a million dollars, according to her win filed lor probate today.

Mrs. Atalanta M. Arien, tee former Countess Atalanta, died Greece on Sept 6 at 61. The will gives her estate in equal shares to her two chil dren, Venetia Arlen and Michael John Arlen, both of New York City. 1.J rr jt .0 6 Charles W.

Ziesenhenne Masonic services for Charles Ziesenhenne, 83, of 6055 N. Marmora will be held at 1 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 3905 N. Lincoln av.

Mr. Ziesenhenne, who died Thursday in the nursing home at 4600 N. Simpson Skokie, was a retired postoffice employe. A veteran of the Spanish-American war, he was a member of the Cook county council in charge of the annual Memorial day parade and Poppy day. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

Florence Miller; a son, Charles W. four grandchildren; a great-grandchild; a brother, and a sister. Macon Huggins Mass for Macon Huggins, 74, of 7715 Rhodes will be said Michigan av. Mr. Huggins, an attorney practicing in Chicago since his graduation in 1922 from John Marshall Law school, died Thursday in Jackson -Park hospital.

He formerly had offices at 35 S. Dearborn st. and recently praticed at 5 E. Garfield blvd. He had been a trustee of the Elliott Donnel-! ley Youth center, 3947 Michigan av.

Surviving Mr. Huggins are two sisters and a brother. Miss Mona A. Soelke Miss Mona A. Soelke, 93, of 4538 N.

Francisco retired assistant principal of Washing ton Elementary school, 3535 E. 114th died yesterday in Illi nois Masonic hospital. Miss Soelke, who taught for 41 years in Chicago public schools, re- tired in 1939. She is survived by her broth charles Soelk an attorney. Eastern Star serv ices will be held at 8 p.

m. to- morrow in the chapel at 5501 N. Ashland av. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m.

Monday in the same chapel. Mrs. Jennie V. Hoffman Mrs. Jennie V.

Hoffman, 78, of 8005 Sangamon died yesterday. She is survived by two sons, George, an employe of the general accounting department of The Tribune, and James; two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Savage and Mary; six grandchildren; and three great-j grandchildren. Mass will be said at 9:30 a. m.

Monday in St. Leo's Catholic chapel, 79th and Sangamon streets. Robert A. Mills Robert A. Mills, 75, of 7225 Division River Forest, died yesterday in West Suburban hospital in Oak Park.

Before his retirement in 1954, Mr. Mills had been district sales manager for the General Electric company's X-ray division in Chicago. He had been with the company for 45 years. Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Fitzgerald; a brother; and five grandchildren.

Services will be held at 1 p. m. Monday the chapel at 6938 North av. Harry Eisen Services for Harry Eisen, 72, of 2743 Division will be held at 1 p. m.

Monday in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. Mr. Eisen died Thursday after being struck by an automobile at California avenue and Division street. For many years he had been a tailor employed by Syl-Dan Modes, 337 S. Franklin st.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Port-man, and two grandchildren. Edwin E. Kelley Edwin E. Kelley, 75, of 2328 W.

111th died yesterday in a Tinley Park nursing home. He had been manager of the Standard Oil company building at 910 S. Michigan av. for 36 years before retiring in 1954. Surviving are his widow, Edna; a son, Duane six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and a brother.

Services will be held at 1 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 6541 Kedzie av. 10 Are Hurt ther Memorial hospital. Cook was cited for four traffic violations.

The Rev. Mr. Dean and six children were taken to St Elizabeth's hospital for treatment They are Ronald Schra-der, 10, of 2916 Augusta Janet Knuckles, 11, of 1133 N. Maplewood and Patricia Davis, 7, of 1608 N. Artesian and her brothers, Danny, 5, Gwen, 10, and Ronald, 12, Treated for a broken shoulder in Walther Memorial hospital was Peggy Matt, 8, of 2608 Augusta blvd.

Only Ronald and Peggy were hospitalized. N. in 50, of 8520 N. Keystone Skokie, home delivery manager of the Chicago Sun-Times, will be said at 10 a. m.

Monday St. Lambert Catholic church, 8148 N. Karlov Skokie. Mr. Donile died Thursday died Thursday.

Sur vivors include his widow, Grace; three sons, Vincent, Dean, and Daniel; two daugh ters, Mrs. Diane Grueninger and Donna Marie; and his mother, Mrs. Alberta Donile. Mrs. Katherine Marie McBride Mass for Mrs.

Katherine Marie McBride, 64, of 744 S. Taylor Oak Park, will be said at 11 a. m. Monday in St. Catherine of Siena Catholic church, 38 N.

Austin Oak Park. Mrs. McBride died Thursday in her home. She was the widow of Cloud I. McBride, a partner in the oil firm of McBride Hartnett, who died in 1958.

Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Katherine Hlavacek, Mrs. Mary Parker and Mrs. Elizabeth Miller; three sons, John, Thomas, and Jerome; 16 grandchildren, and a sister. William K.

Shea William K. Shea, 71, of 1553 W. 81st died yesterday in Little Company of Mary hospital. Mr. Shea was principal clerk in the streets and sidewalks inspection department of the city.

Surviving are his widow, Agnes; a daughter, Mrs. Janet Ramsden; a broth er, the Rev. Franeis Shea, pastor of Immaculate Concep- tion Catholic church, Wauke gan; and a sister. Mass will be said at 9:30 a. m.

Monday in St. Sabina Catholic church, 78th and Throop streets. Martin Murphy Mass for Martin Murphy, 56, of 6739 S. Artesian who died Thursday, will be said at 11:30 a. m.

Monday in St. Adrian Catholic church, 7000 S. Washtenaw av. Mr. Murphy was employed in the city department of sewers.

A brother, Patrick, is a captain in the fire department. Two other brothers; and four sisters survive. STORE OWNER SHOT FATALLY DURING HOLDUP A south side clothing store operator was shot and killed last night when he apparently resisted a holdup man who entered as the store was about to be closed. The body of Louis Tatar, 74, of 7628 Phillips owner of a women's clothing shop at 6451 Halsted st, was found in a room at the rear of the store. Police said the room was blood spattered and the disarray in dicated Tatar had fought with the robber.

Friends Were Waiting Tatar had been scheduled to join two friends, Herman Eren- berg, 7840 Kingston and Joseph Kallick, 8130 Essex Erenberg car across the street for a ride home. When he failed to arrive, Erenberg went into the store. Erenberg told police that in the store he encountered a Negro with a revolver. The gunman tied Erenberg with a belt and gagged him, then robbed him of 522. Goes to Investigate When Erenberg failed to return, Kallick started across the street to investigate.

Kalliqk told police he saw a man with a gun leaving the store, and just inside the doorway he found Erenberg, who had managed to get to his feet and was hopping toward the door. Erenberg told police the gun- man. was 28 to 30 years old, 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighed about 155 pounds. HARRY NORDIN, DIRECTOR OF CHORUSES, DIES Harry W. Nordin, 81, of 302 Stone La Grange Park, died yesterday in the La Grange Convalescent home.

Mr. Nor din formerly was a music di rector and voice teacher in the Chicago area. He directed the Chicago Swedish Glee club and the Chicago Swedish Christian chorus, and was awarded the order of Vasa by the king of Sweden 1923. Before retiring several years ago as music director of the First Methodist church, La Grange, be held a similar position at Bethlehem Lutheran church, Chicago, and was a teacher at Wheaton college, Lyons Township High school, and the American Conservatory of Music. He is survived by his widow, Florence three daughters, Elizabeth, Mrs.

Agnes McEnery and Mrs. Robert Niehus; two sons, Dayton and Warren; two stepdaughters, Mrs. Barbara Bowdery and Mrs. W. S.

Bart-ley; a sister; 18 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 11 a. m. Monday in Grace Lutheran church, La Grange. THRlLLINO, YCT FRIGHTENINO Ska task off for her first infill, ima What hoppeneJ next Is told In the Oct.

11 ineum magazine. 1 i I of of 57, ert in Kellev Edwin E. Kelley, beloved husbond of Edno nee Horn; fond father of Duane grandfather of six; greatgrandfather of two; dear brother of Kenneth. Services Monday, I p. at Bourne Chopel, Kedzie avenue ot 45tn place.

Interment Mount Vernon cemetery. Past master of Lawn lodge. No. 815, A. F.

A. which will conduct services Sunday, i p. m. Member of Logan chapter. No.

196. R. A. Temple council. No.

65, R. S. M. In lieu of flowers, make donation to Thomas Memorial Congregational church. 737-3232 Hing Kathleen King, nee Bone, beloved wife of the late Earl F.

King; fond mother of Kathleen Owens and John E. King; beloved daughter of the lote Patrick and Ann Scanlon Borle; fond sister of Mary Kielty ond Ann 'Gorman grandmother of four. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from King Funeral Home, 2506 W. 63d street, to St.

Rita church. Mass 10 o. m. Member ot St. Rita's Christian Mothers.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. PR 6-7776. Mil Samuel Kitt Oct. 9, 1964. beloved hus band of the late Eleanor Kitt; devoted tarner ot CjHDert Kitt of Chicago, Mrs.

Miriam Sokolow cf Baltimore, Mrs. AAil-dred Gelrud of Lenir.ton Park, Virs. Irmo Cherner of Si'ver Spring, and Mrs. Jean Luskin cf Baltimore, beloved brother of Mrs. Rose Bulmush, Sender, and Harry Kitt of Baltimore, Morris Kitt of Mount Rainier, Mrs.

Esther Green, Mrs. Anna Fuchsman of Baltimore, ond Mrs. Sadie Hyman of Washington, D. also survived by 18 grandchildren. Services at Sol Levinson Brothers Home, 6010 Reisterstown rood, Baltimore, Friday, Oct.

9, at 4 p. m. In mourning ot 8308 Burning Wood Baltimore 8, Md. In lieu of flowers, family requests contributions be mode to Jewish National fund, John F. Kennedy Peace Forest.

Krisman Anno Fiertl Krismon, beloved wife of Tony; loving mother of Mrs. Harold (Anne Anderschat, Mrs. Rudolph (Mary) Zvanut, Mrs. Clarence Agnes Schroeder; grandmother of eight; sister of the lote Matt and Frank Fiertl. Funeral Monday, 9 a.

from Borr Funeral Home, 6222 N. Broadway, to St. Gertrude church. Requiem mass, 9:30 a. m.

Interment St Joseph cemetery. SH 3-4034. Kryszewski Peter Kryszewski. beloved husband of Dolores; dear father of Eu9ene. George, and Clifford; father-in-law of Rosemary.

Estelle, ond Theresa; fond grardlather of Richard, Raymond, Solly, and Clifford also brothers, sisters, nieces, nepn-ews. Funeral Monday, Oct. 12. ot 9:30 a. from Woiciechowski Funeral Home.

2129 W. Webster avenue, to St. John Berchmans church. Interment St. Adalbert.

AR 6-4630. Kurowski Stella Kurowski, deor mother of Mary Karwoski, Walter (Wanda, and Frank (Lottie Witczak; loving grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. m. from Malec Funeral Home, 834-38 N.

Ashland avenue, to St. Stanislaus Kostka church. Interment St. Adalbert's. HA 1-5800.

Lalish Anno Lalish. beloved wife cf George lovirg mother of Margarette Poik ond Geor.ie Jr. (Ruth; seven grandchildren; sister of Agnes Juul. Services Saturday, 10 a. ot John V.

Mov Funeral Home, 4553-61 Milwoukee avenue. Interment Ridgewood. La Monica Pellegrino LaMonico, beloved husbond of Caterina, nee Petrancosto; deor father of Joseph Bernice, ond the lote John; fond brother of Carl LaMonica of Dav-tono Beach, grandfather of John LaMonica great-grandfather of three. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from the Montciair Funeral Home, 6901 W.

Belmont avenue, to St. Priscilla church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. NA 2-9300.

Leeson Arthur J. Leeson, beloved husband ef Edith deor father of Virginia L. Redd of Milpitas, and Janet Martin; loving grandfather of five. Services ot Skeeles Colonial Chapel, Stony Island at 86th place, Monday, Oct. 12, at 1:30 p.

m. Interment Cedar Park. Please omit flowers. BA 1-3680. Letchinger Lillian Letchinger, nee Gendon, beloved wife of the lote Joseph deor mother of Stuart; loving grandmother of Gail and Gary; fond sister of Bessie Katz, Bernard Gendon, Gertrude Offenberg, Harold Gendon, Thelmo Shuman, the iate Sarah Hasan, and Tillie Settle.

Services Monday, 10 a. m. at Piser Memorial chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Oak Woods cemetery. Friends may pay their respects at chopel Sunday evening.

DO 3-4920. LODergan George P. Lonergan, beloved husband of Fay; loving father of Stanley T. Lonergan; grandfather of Carol Leo ond Susan; brother of Catherine Wallace. Robert, ond Thomas.

Funeral Monday, Oct. 12. 9:30 a. m. from Drake Son Funeral Home.

5303 N. Western ovenue, to St. Timothy church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment fomily lot. 561-6874. Lundmann Frederick Lundmann. husband of the late Hanna; father of Emmanuel of Glen Ellyn, Helga Tullegen of St. Petersburg, grandfather of Wendl and Melford Tullegen; brother of Anna Pedersen of Chicago.

Services in Drukobing, Denmark. Maday Celia Maday (MadoiJ nee Burke, beloved wife of Albert; loving mother of Lorraine Kuczak, Eugene and Dolores; mother-in-law of Ted Kuczak; devoted grandmother of Albert and Karen. Funeral Monday, Oct. 12, at 9:30 a. from Colonial Funeral Home, 6250 Milwaukee avenue, to Our Lody of Victory church.

Interment St. Adalbert. SP 4-0366. Majka Mary Moika, nee Perz, beloved wife of the late John; fond mother of Sophie, Julia Leo Gurkowskl, and Ann (Edward Gurkowski; grandmother of Marianne Louis Kadlec and Anne Gurkowski; great-grandmother of Louis J. Kadlec.

Funeral Monday, Oct. 12, 9:30 a. m. from Zarzvcki Funeral Home. 3954 W.

Cermok road, to St. Casimir church. Interment Resurrection. 521-2214. Makarewicz Stefonia Mack Makarewicz, nee Pow-elko.

wife of the late Anthony; loving mother of Joseph Josephine Mack, Irene Chester B.J Ptok, Evelyn (Cosl-mer Michalak, Loretta Aloysiousl Chilenski, Virginia Joseph Jr. Carter, ond Leonard Loretta Mack; grandmother of 13; great-grandmother of two. Funeral Monday. Oct. 12, 1964, at 9:30 a.

m. from Poterek Funeral Home, 5247-53 W. Fullerton, near Lockwood, to St. Stanislaus B. M.

church. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. BE 7-6400. Manza Peter Manza, loving husband of Miche-lina, nee Manza; devoted father of Marie Sicoli Armando and Helen; fond brother of John, Gabriele, Gisberto, Assunta Crocco; grandfather of five.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from the Anthony W. Cappetta Memorial Chapel, 5858 W. Roosevelt rood, to St. Frances of Rome church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Visitation after 7 pm. Friday.

MA 6-0120. McBride Katherine M. McBride, beloved wife of the late Cloud I. McBride; fond mother of Katherine Hlavocek, Mary Parker, Elizabeth Miller, John Thomas and Jerome F. McBride; grandmother of 16; sister of Margaret Tuohy ond the lote John O'Hern Tuohy.

Funeral Monday, 10:30 a. from Hursen Chapel. 5911 W. Madison street, to St. Catherine of Siena church.

Mass 11 a. m. Interment Calvary. Mills Ida Edith Mills, nee Erdmann, beloved wife of the late William fond mother of Clarence, Fred, Harry, and John Cavalier and Edith Buck ond Vera Carles; grandmother of sister of Paul, Herman, Helen Scherzingar, Clara Ham-merle, and Hannah Geilenthien. Resting at Ahlgrim Sons Funeral Home, 5701-03 W.

Division street, until II a. m. Monday, Oct. 12. In state at North Austin Lutheran church, 1500 N.

Mason ovenue, until time of service at 1:30 p. m. Interment Elm Lawn cemetery. AU 7-4440. Mills Robert A.

Mills, beloved husband of the late Winifred dear father of Dorothy -Frank Fitzgerald; grandfather of Frank Michael, Kathleen, Paul, ond John; brother of Clarence. Visitation after 2 p. m. Saturday at Peterson Funeral Home, 6938 W. North ovenue.

Services Monday, 1 P. m. Interment local. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Crippled Children's fund. Rotary Club of Chicogo, would be appreciated.

Member of Chicogo Rotary club. ME 7-4441. Mitchell Morion At Mitchell, late of 10104 S. Calhoun street, beloved husband of Annie; fond father of Marion Mitchell Jr. of South Bend, stepfather of Mark ond Louise Randall.

Funeral Mondor, Oct. 12, ot the Drumm Funeral Home, 2035 E. 79th street, on block cast of Jeffery blvd. Services 1 p. m.

Interment Mount Auburn Memorial Park. SO OV- Continued on following pagej If hi I i i 4 jLmm mm tmm mm aaaa MnM mm Damaged school bus after collision with car at Rockwell street and Bloomingdale avenue. (tribune staff Photo A church pastor and nine young people were injured last night in the crash of a school bus and a car at the intersection of Rockwell street and Bloomingdale avenue. The bus, driven by the Rev. G.

Arthur Dean, 39, of 3922 Pacific pastor of the Fairfield Avenue Baptist church, 1909 N. Fairfield was returning with 27 youngsters from a social event at the church. It collided with an auto driven by Ezra Cook, 19, of 3242 S. Avers av. Cook and a passenger, Fred Stewart, 17, of 1708 N.

Maple-wod were treated at Wal-.