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1 -r -r" I j- 4r 12 Section 1 CHICAGO TK1BUNE, SATUKDAi, bi MU 4, Ii65 EXPECT 1,000 DEATH NOTICES Receives Hero Medal PARIS SHOCKED BY SLAYING OF FIND MISSING PLANE ON PEAK; 3 ABOARD DEAD BARONESS, 34 AT SODALITY GROUP SESSION About 1,000 persons are expected to attend the midwest assembly of the Sodality Lay Apostolate today thru Monday in the Pick-Congress hotel. '( -The Rev. E. J. Hogan of the National Sodality Service center, St.

Louis, is director of the assembly. Topics to be tlis-cussed include racism and community relations, religious liber- Monroe Russell Monroe, beloved husband of Mildred; loving father of Molly and Nancy; dear brother of Fay Monroe. At Sottile Fwneral Home, 2449 N. Lincoln avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, 10 a. m.

Interment Graceland. 935-4275. Murray Mrs. Edna Schmidt Murray, formerly of 2715 Central street, Evanston, passed away last Sunday at Glenview's Mary-haven Village. She was the widow of Dr.

Alfred Nicholas Murray and is survived by two sons, Don and Gordon Nicholas, four grandsons, James, Nicholas, Robert, and Alfred, two granddaughters, Susan and Nancy; great-grandson, Douglas. Service private. Interment Rosehill Mausoleum, Chicago. Nelson Clara E. Nelson of 3027 Park plare.

Evanston, Sent. 3, 1965; wife of the late Ivar A. Nelson; mother of Mrs. Florence Smithson. Mrs.

Myrtle Denman, Mrs. Viola Longwell, Ellen, and the late John seven grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. Services 3:30 p. m. Saturday at Memorial Park cemetery mausoleum, Skokie.

Please omit flowers. Hammerschmidt Frank J. Hammerschmidt, beloved husband of Mary Dean Hammerschmidt; loving father of Frank D. and Mrs. Virginia Trybul; dear grandfather of Mary Therese Trybul; fond brother of Mrs.

Ann Cherney and Henry Hammerschmidt. Visitation after 1 p. m. Sunday. Funeral Tuesday, 8:45 a.

from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Bede the Venerable church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. ST 3-7700. Hausheer Mrs. Martha H. Hausheer of 1860 Sherman avenue Evanston, Sept.

2, 1965, wife of W. E. Hausheer; mother of Mrs. Alvin L. Oien and Robert M.

Hausheer; five grandchildren. Memorial services 2:30 P. m. Saturday at Hebblethwaite Chanel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Please omit flowers.

Heinemann John B. Heinemann of 7634 Prairie Clintwood, Sept. 3 (UPD Searchers found a plane, missing for more than a week, in the rugged southwestern Virginia mountains near here today. The plane's three occupants were dead, authorities said. Piper Comanche: annay and teiaith cooperation.

crasnea into Birch knob 10 Nowacek DEATH NOTICES SEE" NOTICES r-w i miles north of here, according to Air Force Capt. F. D. Carter. Authorities previously had identified the plane's occupants as Jack Stockdale, Danville, 111., the pilot; the Rev.

Paul avenue, Evanston, Sept. 1, 1965, husband of Irma E. Heinemann; father of John H. of Northbrook, George A. of Fela-tine, Richard B.

of Elmhurst and the late Ralph D. Heinemann; eight grandchildren. Friends may call at Hebblethwaite Chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Service 11 a. Saturday, at the Wilmette Lutheran church, 7th and Greenleaf, Wilmette.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. SEEKS 100 MILLION TO PAY DEBTS qsks Contributions to Avert Bankruptcy BY ILLUM FULTON I United Nations Correspondent Chicago Tribune Press Service New York, Sept. 3 Thant, United Nations secretary general, disclosed tonight that the international organization needs 100 million dollars to meet outstanding obligations and avert bankruptcy. He made an urgent appeal for voluntary contributions. A statement on the U.

N. financial plight was circulated io delegations of the 114 member countries. These included the Soviet Union, France, and 10 other countries behind for more than two years on assessments for peacekeeping operations in the Congo and middle east. Under article 19 of the U. N.

charter, the delinquents should be deprived of their voting privilege in the general assembly. Until this week the United States insisted they be disenfranchised. On Tuesday the new United States delegate, Arthur J. Goldberg, sounded a diplomatic retreat. Listed below ore "See" notices which ore cross references to death notices oppeoring in today's Tribune.

"See" notices feature the names of family members of the deceased who have a different legal name than the deceased because of marriage or a legal change. Some "See" notices feature the 'maiden name of wife who may be best known in the community by her maiden name. 1 Bennett of Danville, 111., and! PARIS, Sept. 3 (UPD The French capital was shocked today by the rape-slaying of a 34-year-old baroness found dead in her expensive five-room apartment, an engraved antique Japanese dagger protruding from her back. The victim, who lived alone, was Baroness Sylvaine Thybon de a wealthy brunette described by friends as deeply religious and artistic.

At the time of her death she was working on a children's book, "The Life of Jesus." Think She Knew Killer Her bound body was discovered last night. Her underwear was in shreds and she had been stabbed in the chest and back with the dagger, which the killer seized from a trophy display hanging on the wall of the apartment. Neighbors said lights in her apartment had been on since Monday. Detectives theorized the killer was someone known to the baroness because the door and Dale Coleman, Perry ville, Ind. Collins KS Kill My- 3 TRIBUNE Staff Photo See John Thomas Geanakoplos notice.

Gajda See Adam Petraitls notice. Lt. Gov. Shapiro presenting Carnegie medal to Arthur Dees. Muellner Hozian John Hozian loving husband of GiZel-la, nee Rebrica; devoted father of Mary Frank) Puklavetz, Elizabeth A.

James Ebzery, and John Jr. ILorraine; fond grandfather of 16; dear brother of John and Boltizar. Funeral services Tuesday. 9 a. from Zefran Funeral Home, 1941 W.

Cermak road, to St. Joan of Arc church, 9248 N. Lawndale, Skokie. Mass "10:30 a. m.

Interment St. Joseph cemetery. Vi 7-6688. Visitation after 7 p. m.

Saturday, 1 p. m. Sundav, 1 p. m. Monday.

Please omit flowers. Hrica Charles P. Hrica, North Riverside, loving son cf Caroline Hrica-Preisner and the late Florian; dear brother of Steohan Myrtle Hrica of St. Petersburg, Fla. and Lillian (Clarence Anderson; fond uncle of Terry Anderson and Stephan Hrica.

Funeral Saturday, 11:30 a. m. at Kuratko Funeral Home, 25th and Des Plaines avenue. North Riverside. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

Hi 7-2500. Mary Ann Nowacek, beloved wife of the late Paul Nowacek and the late John Janczewski; fond sister of Walter Mamie Gardocki of St. Louis, loving aunt of Estelle Latoza, Lillian Jarosz, Jean Howard, and Edward Soko-lowski. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a from Fortuna Funeral Home, 4401 S. Kedzie avenue, to Five Holy Martyrs i Resurrection cemetery LA 3-7781.

Odewald Margery B. Odewald, nee McCulley, Sept. 3, 1965, beloved wife of the late Louis; dear sister of Elvin Sweet. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from Ewald Funeral Home, 2501-03 N.

Southport avenue, to St. Alphonsus church. Mass 10 J. m. Interment St.

Jo-enn cemetery. Visitation after 2 p. m. Sunday. Li-9-0098 Palm Nellie Palm, nee McGowan, beloved wife of the late Frank dear mother of Mabel Lennox, Robert Harold and Leslie fond sister of Grace Goeden; grandmother of 23; great-grandmother of 23.

At Kavana9h 8, Toomey Funeral Home. 238 S. Cicero, at Jackson. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. to Resurrection church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph. Please omit flowers.

AO 7-1000. Pearn Douglas B. Pearn. beloved husband of Loretta, nee Concannon; loving father of Laurene (William Parker and Judith; grandfather of Eileen and Laura; sleo-. brother of Frances RudolphJ Berrp Funeral services Saturdav, at 12-30 at Szvkownv Funeral Home.

4901-07 Archer avenue. Interment Memorial Estates. RE 5-7521. Petraitis Adam Petraitis. beloved huiband of Bessie; dear father 3f Joan.ie IStanlevI Gaida; grandfather of Lornine.

Deni," and Funeral Tuesday. Sent 7 Hero Fund commission gave him the medal and awarded him $500. Ceremonies were held in Shapiro's Chicago office. Dees, then an 8th grader at Burr Elementary school, was honored after the incident at a school assembly and by the Chicago Motor club. Mayor Daley gave him Chicago's medal of merit and a $100 savings bbnd.

He also won The Tribune's $100 civilian hero award. A Carnegie Hero medal was presented to a 15-year-old Chicago boy yesterday by Lt. Gov. Samuel H. Shapiro for saving the life of a 6-year-old girl.

Arthur L. Dees, son of Mrs. Edward Hausner, 1199 N. Hermitage saved Debra Cornelius, 8, from being struck by a car on Oct. 11, 1963.

Dees was acting as a patrol boy when the girl ran in front of an automobile. He pulled her from its path. The Carnegie GAS KILLS 3 WORKERS IN STORM SEWER Cleveland, Sept 3 W) Kenneth J. Novitch 32, crawled into a storm sewer to get a water sample. His co-worker heard a splash.

John D. Hanley, 21, went down to investigate. Dale A. Pirol, 25, followed him to help. All three died in the sewer, filled with an accumulation of deadly gas.

An ironworker working nearby, Sam Subers, 42, of Strongs-ville, also was felled by the gas when he entered the sewer. But another construction worker, Jarvis Evans, 34, of Cleveland, donned a respirator and rescued him. 3 Killed by Dive Into See Timothy W. Luby notice. Potts See John DeGrazia notice.

Powderly See Robert K. McGowen notice. Stejskal See Skarpiak notice. Andersen Jennie Andersen, beloved wife of Alfred; mother of Lloyd, Herbert, Madelaine Karge, and the late Stanley; grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of two; several brothers and sisters. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.

at the Fern Chapel, S. Western at 100th street. Visitation after 7 p. m. Saturday.

BE 8-1700. Angelakos Constantine Angelakos, nee Zourdos, beloved wife of the late Michael; fond mother of James Metaxial; grandmother of Michael, Tina, and Stanley; daughter of Helen Lourdos in Greece; sister of windows showed no signs of having been forced. The victim's brother flew to Hunter Carrie A. Hunter, age 75, of Momence, formerly of Riverdale, Sept. 1, 1965, beloved wife of John; dear mother of James; sister of Mrs.

Herbert Lattz. Funeral Saturday, Sept. 4, 1965, 1 p. from Brown Funeral Home, 13280 Lincoln avenue, Dolton, III. Interment Cedar Park.

849-5450. Paris today from a vacation in Switzerland to help detectives ar a. m. trom f-uneral Home. 2325 S.

California avenue to Our Ladv of Vilna church. Interment Resurrection Please omit flowers. Visitation Saturday, after 7 p. m. Bi 7-6123.

OBITUARIES Jack Arthur Diamond form a list of her few acquaintances and friends for questioning. Police said they were checking fingerprints left on the dagger and in the rich furniture of the apartment. Police said they had learned that each day the baroness drove to the suburb of Saint Cloud to teach children at a private kindergarten. In the afternoon she returned to write Jack Arthur Diamond, 61, of 5757 Kenwood died yesterday in Michael Reese hospital. Canal; Hold Driver Bureau, 111., Sept.

3 (UPD The driver of a car in which three persons drowned after the vehicle plunged into a canal near here was held today under $5,000 bond on a charge of con poetry in her apartment. Evenings she usually went to the tiny nearby Saint Pierre church to pray. LeRoy F. Winterhalter Mass for LeRoy F. Winterhalter, 65, of 408 S.

Austin Oak Park, will be said at 10 a. m. Tuesday in St. Catherine's Catholic church, Austin and Washington boulevard. Mr.

Winterhalter, who died Wednesday, was a retired vice president of the First National Bank of Chicago's international bond department, and had been financial adviser of the Chicago board of education since January, 1964. He is survived by his widow, Florence; four daughters, Mrs. Nancy Grant, Mrs. JoAnn Powell, Mrs Judy Herbstritt, and Mrs. Patricia Lauritzen; 13 grandchildren; two brothers, and a sister.

Janik Mary Janik Januszewskil, beloved wife of John; loving mother of Lillian Lubek, Charles Janowski, and Edward and Chester Januszewski; mother-in-law of John Lubek, Ann, and Mildred; dear grandmother of nine; great-grandmother of two. Funeral Tuesday, Sent. 7, at 9:30 a. from Colonial Funeral Home, 6250 N. Milwaukee avenue, to St.

Tarcissus church. Interment St. Adalbert. SP 4-0366. Johnson Donald C.

Johnson, beloved husband of Lois; dear father of Donald C. fond son of Hanna and the late John brother of the late Carl F. Johnson. Resting at Peterson Funeral Home, 6938 W. North avenue.

Services Tuesday, 1 p. m. Interment Woodlawn. 637-4441. Johnson Gust G.

Johnson, age 78, cf Fort Pierce, formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Alvina, nee Hedstrom; fond father of Mrs. Ben LaurineJ Arvidson of McHenry, and Mrs. Eric Myrtle Flodstrom of Lakewood, eight grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; dear brother of Andrew Freeberg of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Emily Swanson of Oshkosh, Wis. Resting at the Peler M.

Justen 8. Son Funeral Home, 3807 W. Elm street, McHenry, after 3 p. m. Sunday.

Services Tuesday, 1:30 p. at the funeral home. Graveside services Acacia Park cemetery, 3 p. m. 815-385-0063.

Klein Emmy Klein of the Belmont hotel at Rye, N. beloved wife of Dr. Ernest dear mother of Juliet Garver and Regina Charvat of Rve. N. loving grandmother of four; fond sister of Helen Klein.

Services Sunday, 10 a. at Piser Memorial Chapel, 5205 Broadway. Interment Westlawn. Friends may pay their respects at the chapel Saturday after Helped Ex-Convicts The baroness devoted much Pollack Joseph Pollack, 4250 Marine drive, be loved husband of Faye. nre Kutchins, fond father of Howard (Roberta! and Reva (Dr.

Cersonl GreenbuKi; dariinq grandfather of Jo Ellen and Henry Pollack and Beth J. Greenburg; dear brother of Peter Jack, Aitrefl Services Sunday, 11 a. at Hartman-Miller North Town Memorial Chanel. 6130 N. California avenue.

Interment Westlawn cemetery. Member of Destiny lodge, B'nai Brith, and Imperial lodqe. B'nai B'rith. Visitation at time of service only. IN 3-50O0.

Qualizza Edward L. Qualizza, dear father of Law rence and James; fond brother of Ale 1 Marie, nee Verlotta and Steve Rose, nee Ragona; uncle of four. Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 7 at 9 a. m.

from Lacka-wicz Funeral Home, 2314 W. 23d plare. to St. Michael church. Ir.terment Mt.

Carmel cemetery. Visitation Sunday after 10 a. m. Vi 7-6672. Rees Agnes Jane Rees.

5494 Hvde Park blvd Sept. 1, 1965, wife of the late Perley C. Rees; belovod mother of Mrs. Warren IMaxinel Wagner and Carlyle W. Rees; grandmother of Mary Beth Nosek, Phillip C.

Wagner, and Lt. Rees R. Wagner, U. S. A.

Carol Jane, Margaret, and Jay Rees; great-grandmother of Alicia Ann Nosek; sister of Edward Graveside services Saturday, Sept. 4, at 2 p. at Oak Woods cemetery. Mount Morris, III. FA 4-7177.

Schmidt Theresa Huhn Schmidt, beloved wife of the late John; fond mother of Elizabeth time to charity for the St. Pierre church. Often she helped ex-convicts and other persons tributing to the delinquency of a minor. Bureau county sheriff's police said the driver, Robert Cisson, 22, Princeton, 111., signed a statement admitting that he purchased beer and that several youths in the car had been drinking prior to the accident last night. Gus Stout, 14, Bureau, Jack Ervin, 20, Bureau, and Henry George, 19, Wyanet, 111., drowned.

in trouble. Detectives specu lated it may have been such a protege with a criminal past who rang her doorbell and later killed her Monday night. The body was discovered by Mr. Diamond, a member of the firm of Fischel, Kahn, Weinberg. Diamond Brusslan at 111 W.

Monroe had been a lawyer in Chicago for 35 years. He was a member of the American, Illinois, and Chicago Bar associations, a sponsor of the Art Institute of Chicago, and a member of the board of the National Jewish hospital in Denver. Surviving are his widow, Mary; a brother, Benjamin, and five sisters: Elsie, Mrs. Mary Fox, Mrs. Dora Newman, Mrs.

Sophie Garnitz, and Mrs. Hannah Miller. Services will be held at 1 p. m. Tuesday in the chapel at 2100 E.

75th st. Theodore W. Schramer Mass for Theodore W. Schramer, 50, of Klein West Chicago, a director of the West Chicago State Bank and Wayne township auditor, will be said at 10 a. m.

Monday in St. Mary's Catholic church, West Chicago. Mr. Schramer, a longtime farmer in West Chicago, was president of the Benjamin school board and a board member for the last 18 years. He is survived by his widow, Pearl; three sons, Pfc.

Wayne, Warren, and Teddy, and two daughters, Virginia and Carol. chance yesterday when two Slain Blonde Found plumbers tried to enter the apartment for repair work. Under Seat on Train GATWICK, Sept. 3 When no one answered, the building janitress sent her Admits Lack of Support Goldberg admitted his government did not have enough support in the assembly to enforce the article in a roll call and announced the United States would not press its point in the forthcoming 20th annual assembly convening Sept. 21.

Thant reported to the delegates that the funds were required to liquidate obligations from the peacekeeping ventures up to the end of this year, to restore a depleted working capital fund of 40 million dol-; lars, and to cover amounts due to members from surplus ac-'. counts. Amount Undisclosed These accounts in the sum of 46 million dollars were in- curred thru the furnishing of men and material for the peacekeeping operations. The United States supplied the major share. The U.

N. will not divulge the amount. Thant's report was in general terms. 1 "Reference to the organization's net cash resources has been omitted since, in the 'course of 1965, these have been progressively depleted to the point where, at Sept. 1, only barely minimal balances remain available," he explained.

"Indeed, it is anticipated that by mid-September, borrowing from the special fund will again Jiave to be resorted to in order to meet the payroll and other day-to-day expenses." The special fund seeks to accelerate economic developments in underdeveloped countries by creating conditions that will make both public and private investments feasible. Thant thanked Britain, Canada, the Scandinavian countries, and others fcr responding to his appeal for voluntary contributions by giving a total of $18,430,000. TRUCK UPSETS IN VIET NAM; fUPD A motorman on the Bognor daughter with an extra key. The Regis to London tram today three found the rooms in great Georgia Paul) Stavropoulos and the Rev. Peter Vivian Laurdos; and family in Greece.

Funeral Tuesday, 11:45 a. from Egan Funeral Home, 3700 W. 63d street, to the Hellenic Orthodox church of St. Nicholas, 60th and Peoria avenue. Interment Evergreen.

Visitation after 8 p. m. Saturday. LU 2-2000. Buettner Margaret Buettner, nee Kreyssler, beloved wife of the late Fred dear mother of Fred fond cousin of Mrs.

Mildred E. Herr and Howard E. Traut-wein. Visitation after 2 P. m.

Sundav. at the Ray Duffy Funeral Home, 2335 E. 75th street, at Cglesby avenue. Services Tuesday, 2 p. m.

Interment Rosehill. SO 8-7717. Campeotto David Campeotto, age 24, suddenly, dear son of Angeline, nee Smaniotto, and the late August; brother of August and Carlotta. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. from John Rago Sons Funeral Home, 721 N.

Western avenue, at Superior, to Holy Rosary church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. For AR 6-6056.

Cassidy Edgar John Cassidy, husband of the late Pauline, nee Schmidtl; brother of William of Elkhart, Edward of Hollywood, and the late Thomas, George, Frances Francis, and Alice Spearing; several nephews and nieces. Service Saturday, 1 p. ar the Dotv-Panozzo Funeral Home, 214 E. 115th street. Interment Cedar Park.

Member of Fides lodge. No. 842, A. F. A.

M. Masonic services Friday, 8 p. m. Clarke Valerie Clarke, nee Mead, of Clarendon Hills; Sept. 2, wife of Philip R.

Clarke mother of Barbara F. and Philip R. Ill; daughter of Mrs. Elmer B. Hanke; sister of Emerson E.

Mead and the late Gwendolyn Isett. Services 11 a. Saturday, at the Church of the Holy Nativity, 55th and Richmond, Clarendon Hills. Interment Bronswood cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions may be sent to the Church of the Holy Nativity or the Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hospital.

FA 3-0634. Corbett Alicia S. Corbett of 2118 Keeney avenue, Evanston, Sept. 2, 1965, loving wife of Thomas Corbett; mother of John Smith; sister of Sydney Smith; grandmother of Marion and Thomas. At Lain 8.

Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, after 1 -p. m. Saturday, where services will be held Saturday, Sept. 4, at 2 p.

m. Interment at convenience of family. Davis Fred Dais, beloved husband of Irma; loving father of Clayton and Patricia Padovani; fond grandfather of nine; dear brother of Lucille, DuBois and Ellis Davis. At Mee Ramme, 3918 Irving Park road. Service Saturday, 11:30 a.

m. Interment Ridgewood. Past Master of Myrtle lodoe, No. 795, A. F.

A. Scottish Bodies and Medinah Shrine. IR 8-0038. DeGrazia John DeGrazia, attorney, 100 N. La Salle and 5550 N.

Kenmore, Sept. 2, 1965, beloved husband of Daisy, nee Potts; dear brother-in-law of Louise Kinyon of Minneapolis, and the late Cuthbert D. Potts. At Lain Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Sept.

4, at 1 p. m. Masonic services under auspices of Ashlar lodge. No. 308, A.

F. A. M. Interment Rosehill. Member of Chicago Bar association, Illinois and American Bar associations.

Diamond Jack Arthur Diamond, beloved husband of Mary-Morris, nee Van Schaick; dear brother of Mary Fox, Elsie Diamond, Dora Newman, Sophie Garnitz, Beniamin Diamond, Hannah Miller, and the late Eugene Diamond and Beatrice Abrams; loving son-in-law of the late Ethel Randolph Van Schaick. Funeral services Tuesday, Sept. 7, at 1 p. m. from Furth Chaoel, 2100 E.

75th street. Interment disorder, with drawers open found the body of an unidentified blonde woman in her early twenties under a seat. Her and their contents strewn about either an attempt at robbery throat had been Police or an attempt to simulate one. said she had gotten on the train three stops before Gat- In the last room they found the baroness lying face down Frank H. Evans Frank H.

Evans, 84, of 2200 E. 70th died yesterday in his home. Mr. Evans retired in 1952 as an accountant for Hafer Coal company after 45 years with the company. He was a member of the Beverly Hills Tennis club.

Surviving are three daughters, Jane, Mrs. Eleanor MacKenzie, and Mrs. Frances LaPlant; four grandchildren and four sisters. Services will be held at 2 p. m.

today in the chapel at 2024 E. 75th st. Dr. Charles Henry Johnson Funeral services for Dr. Charles Henry Johnson, 82, of Alameda, an eye, ear, nose, and throat specialist in the Woodlawn area for 50 years before he retired in 1956, were held yesterday in Alameda.

Dr. Johnson died in Oakland, Cal. He is survived by a daughter, on the floor in a pool of blood. wick. Thus her killer had three chances to get off Littlehaven, Her ankles and wrists were bound with towels from the bathroom and another towel was stuffed into her mouth.

Three Bridges, or Crawley. West Germany's Grain Harvest Below Normal LEAD POISONING BONN, Sept. 3 This p. LU I-44U. Krejci Jerry F.

Kreici, late of Palatine, formerly of Berwyn, beloved husband of Eleanore, nee Heydanek; fond father of Camilla Meyers and Claude; brother of Winifred Koar and Robert. Funeral Saturday, Sept. 4, 9:30 a. from Parkwyn Funeral Home, 6901 Roosevelt road to St. Mary of Celle church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. ST 8-0904. Kruse Anna M.

Kruse, fend sister of Albert. Services 10 a. m. Tuesday at Schneider-Leucht Chapel. 1211 Seminary avenue, Woodstock.

Graveside services 12:30 p. Mount Greenwood. Visitation Monday afternoon. 815-338-1710. Lauer Stephen Lauer, Sept.

2, 1965. husband of the late Agnes; father of Stenhen Joseph Lauer and Mary Schuler; brother of Clara Riley and the late Otto B. Lauer; grandfather of nine. Services Monday, 10 a. frois Suburban Funeral Home, 301 S.

5th avenue, at Maple street, in Mavwood. Mass 11 a. m. St. Eulalia church.

Interment St. Joseph cemetery. Fi 4-0100. Levy Albert M. Levy, beloved husband of Bertha Evans Levy; former advertising representative of Hollister newspapers.

Services Saturday, Sept. 4, 11 a. at Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue. Interment Rosehill cemetery.

561-6874. Lindgren Lonas Lee Lindgren of Arlington Heights, beloved son of Gordon S. and Bernice Lindgren; fond brother of Randell D. Resting at Lauterburg Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 E. Northwest highway, -Arlington Heights.

In state Sunday after 3 o. m. Services Tuesday, 1 p. m. Interment Lake Street Memorial Park cemetery, Elgin.

CL 3-5423. Loconte Pasauale Loconte, 64, Sect. 1, in Hollywood, formerly of Chicago; late resident of 3631 S. W. 45th avenue.

West Hollywood, formerly welder for the Hotpoint Co. of Chicago; survived by his wife. Fannie; son, Joseph; year's West German grain IS FATAL TO 12 harvest will be about 10 per CITY CHILDREN cent below the average of the last several years, the federal agriculture ministry said, because of long cool periods and Aaron Aronin, director of the Commission on Youth Welfare, excessive rain. said yesterday that 12 children Mrs. Janice jvi.

jyerusina; a son, Charles; and five in Chicago have died this sum Mrs. Philip R. Clarke Jr. Services for Mrs. Valerie M.

Clarke, 46, of 125 Eastern Clarendon Hills, will be held at 11 a. m. today in the Episcopal Church of Holy Nativity at 55th and Richmond streets, Clarendon Hills. Mrs. Clarke died Thursday in Hinsdale Sanitarium and Hospital.

She was the wife of Philip R. Clarke investment banker, and the mother of Philip R. Ill and Barbara F. Also surviving are a brother, Emerson E. Mead, and her mother, Mrs.

Elmer B. Hanke. Funeral Oi-ectors mer of lead poisoning. Aronin and Dr. Samuel An- delman, health commission, said parents should be alert to symptoms of lead poisoning such as muscle weakness, fre I reaoway and Joseph Huhn; dear grandmother of Joseoh and Beth Huhn; Marilyn Armentrout and Ronald Tread-way; great-grandmother of Marc Armentrout.

Services Tuesday, Sept. 7, 1 p. at Olson Funeral Home, 6467-77 N. Northwest highway. Interment Rosehill.

Member of Lincoln lodge. No. 16, Order of Hermann-Sisters. Visitation Sundav and Monday from 2 to 10 p. m.

SP 4-3333. Schramer Theodore W. Schramer, ase 50, West Chicago, husband of Pearl; father of Pfc. Wavne, Warren, Teddy, Virginia, Carol; brother of Robert. Mass 10 a m.

Monday, St. Mary church. West Chicann Interment St. John cemetery, Winfield Visitation after 3 m. Saturdav, Le-Kander Woodward Funeral Hoee, loo Arbor, West Chicaqo.

Contributions to Lukemia Research. 231-1300. Senew Mary Senew, nee Marchuk, beloved wife of John; dear mother of Michael. Helen Oram, Anne Anderson. Sylvia Menzl; grandmother of 13.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from Chicago Funeral Home, 2321 Chicago avenue, to St. Nicholas Ukrainian Calholic cathedral. Interment St. Nicholas.

AR 6-4575. Skarpiak Josephine Skarpiak, nee Steiskal of Brookfield; beloved wife of William; fond sister of Gustav I Elsie and Joseph Marie Steiskal. Services Saturday, 2 p. at Paioucek Funeral Home, 34S2 W. Grand boulevard, Brookfield.

Interment Woodlawn cemetery. 485-6489. Sopoci William John Sopoci, dear son of William and the late Sheila; fond brother of Mrs. Diane John Carlson and the late Charmaine; uncle of six. Services Tuesday, Sept.

7, 1 a. at Drake 8. Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue. Interment Graceland cemetery.

Visitation after 2 p. m. Monday. 561-6874. Southard John E.

Southard of 5104 N. River road, formerly of 820 W. Wolfram, beloved husband of Ruth; fond father of Harold and Robert; grandfather of Belh; brother of David, Charles, Robert, and James Funeral Saturday, 12 noon, from Hursen Chapel, 929 W. Belmont avenue, to Holy Covenant church, Diversev and Wilton. Services 1 p.

Interment Irving Park cemetery. Steward for union No. 705 independent. Sowka August G. Sowka, beloved son of the late Ignatius and Mary; loving brother of Valerie Menclewski; uncle of nieces and nephews.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a from Casev-Laskowski Funeral Home, 4540-50 W. D'versey avenue, to St. Hyacinth church. Interment St. Boniface.

777-6300. Stambaugh Emma M. Stambaunh, nee Domrese, he. loved wife of the late Francis fond mother of Albert M. and Fov grandmother of Charlene.

Resting at the Ahlgrim Sons Funeral Home, 5701-03 W. Division street, where services will be held at 10 a. m. Tuesday, Sept. 7.

Interment Forest Home cemetery. Visitation for friends after 7 p. m. Sunday. AU 7-4440.

St. Louis papers please copy. Von Dielingen Mollie Von Dielingen, nee Schipman, beloved wife of the late Carl; dear mother of Myrtle Thomas) Mikulka; grandmother of Raymond Sylvia! Mikulka; sister of Dr. Henry Schipman, Gretchen Hanke, and Alfred Schipman. In state at Christ English Ev.

Lutheran church. Long and LeMoyne, from 1 m. Tuesday, Sept. 7, until the hour of service. 2 p.

m. Resting at Moeller-Hallei Funeral Home, 4138 W. North aver.de, until 10 a. Tuesday, Interment Memory Garden. Information.

BE 5 612. Wallace quent vomiting or spasms. They said the child should be taken to the nearest board of GRATCH-MANDEL. Leo Halperin Leo Halperin, 70, of 145 N. Mayfield a general contractor for 40 years, died yesterday in Presbyterian St.

Luke's hospital. Services will be held at noon tomorrow in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. He is survived by his widow, Frances; a daughter, Mrs. Shifra Callen; and four grandchildren. Joseph Pollack Joseph Pollack 57, of 4250 Marine a partner in Premier Letter Service, 520 N.

Michigan died yesterday in Forest Home cemetery, wiwauxee, wis. Chapel visitation Monday, p. rn. Information Mi 3-5400. Ederer Eleonora Ederer.

nee Foerster, late of Cedar Lake, mother of Lothar; sister of the Rev. Peter Foerster, C. SS. grandmother of three; great-grandmother of 13. Resting at Brady's Funeral Home, Cedar Lake, Saturday and Sunday, funeral mass 10 a.

m. Monday at Holy Name church. Cook, Ind. At Rirren ft. Son Funeral Home.

1356 Welling- FOUR CHAPELS TO SERVE YOU 5206 Broadway LO 1-4740 6130 N. California Ave. 338-2300 9200 N. Skokie Skokie. III.

679-4740 6935 S. Stony Island Ave. DO 3-4920 PRIVATE DIES Pfc. Patrick F. Beck, 21, son of Mrs.

Mary O. Beck, of 330 S. Indiana Kankakee, was killed in an accident in Viet Nam, the army reported yesterday. Mrs. Beck said that she was told that her son was killed four days after he arrived in Viet Nam when the gasoline truck he was driving overturned.

He was assigned to the 58th transport battalion. Beck was graduated in June from Kankakee High school and entered the army June 18. daughter Miss Pauline Loconte, all of Hollywood. brothers, Louis of Chicago and Frank of Detroit, two sisters in Italy; two grandchildren. Requiem Mass, 9 a.

Saturday, at Annunciation Church. Interment Hollywood Memorial Gardens, under the direction of Panciera Memorial Home, Hollywood, Fla. Lodge Frank J. Lodge, age 70, Seot. 2.

196S, of 2616 McKinlev street, Hollywood. Fla. for 15 vears and formerly of 7337 South Shore drive, Chicago, beloved husband of Mabel Lodge of Hollywood, loving father of Frank L. of Dayton, ooe grandchild; fond brother of Mrs. May Kane, Mrs.

Irene Daly, and Robert, all of Chevy Chase, Md. Funeral and interment in Hollywood, Saturday, Sept. 4. Former insurance broker for 35 years with Massachusetts Mutual, 111 W. Jackson, Chicago; former member of Chicago Athletic club; nonresident member of the Beach and Tennis club; member for 34 years of the Olympla Fields Country club.

Patrick V. McGuire Mass for Patrick V. McGuire, 80, of 4249 N. Ashland a former insurance agent and a bridgetender for the city of Chicago, will be said at 10 a. m.

Tuesday in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic church, Ashland and Leland avenues. He died Thursday in Bethany hospital. He is survived by his widow, Rose; a son, George; a daughter, Mrs. Roseanne Trick; 16 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren; and a brother. C.

H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 111 YEARS Billings hospital. Services will 221 East Erie Superior 7-7709 be held at 11 a. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 6130 N. California av. He is survived by his widow, Faye; a son, Howard; a daughter, Mrs. Reva Green- JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" 25 E. Erie WHitehall 4-6060 Luby Cemeteries health station if the signs develop.

Aronin warned that more than 10,000 Chicago children up to 3 years old have some degree ol lead poisoning in their systems. Lead poisoning is caused by eating of paint containing lead. SEEK TO OPEN ESTHER KOHN'S ESTATE HERE A petition to open a 1.6 million dollar estate was filed yesterday in Probate court. The estate is that of Mrs. Esther L.

Kohn, 1209 N. Astor who died Sept. 1 in Presbyterian-St. Lukes hospital. She was 90.

Her nephew, Edwin A. Rothschild, 5630 Blackstone filed the petition. He said his aunt accumulated her wealth from stocks and other inheritance left her in 1923 by her husband, Dr. Alfred D. Kohn.

Also receiving bequests were four nephews, three nieces, one grandniece, and one grand-nephew. Mrs. Kohn lived with her sister, Hedwig L. Loeb. IT'S HOUSE ON ROCKS Ifs a marvel this 13-level house in Wisconsin perched atoo 1000CO tons of limestone.

Meet its builder and see its wonders in the Sept. 5 Chicago Tribune Magazine. burg; three brothers; and WOMAN SHOT VISITING HOME 3 LOTS in beautiful Chapel Hill Gardens South. Perpetual care. Leaving town, will sacrifice.

S500 or best offer. ES 5-4973 Deaths Elsewhere In Memoriam OF MINISTER three grandchildren. Mrs. Edna Schmidt Murray Private services will be held for Mrs. Edna Schmidt Murray, formerly of 2715 Central Evanston, who died last Sunday in a Glenview nursing ton avenue, after 4 p.

m. Monday. Funeral Tuesday morning ft 10:30. Mass in St. Alphonsus church at 11 a.

m. Interment St. Boniface cemetery. 743-4701. Evans Frank Howard Evans, 2200 E.

70th place; Sept. 3, 1965; husband of the late Ella Lewis Evans; fond father of Eleanor MacKenzie, Jane Evans and Frances LaPlant; grandfather of Jane Anne, David, Eleanor and Judith MacKenzie; brother of Rose Lewis, Gladys Davies, Dorothy Retinger, and Nora Parker. At Lain 8. Son Chapel, 2024 E. 75th street at Jeffery boulevard, where services will be held Saturday, Sept.

4, at 2 p. m. Interment Mt. Greenwood. Falabene Carmen Falabene, beloved husband of Felicia; dear father of Vincentma Visone, Angelo, Sylvia Zwriowski, John, Vito, and Elizabeth Poznanski; grandfather of 14; great-grandfather of one.

At Kringas Marzullo Chapel, 5400 W. Harrison street, Saturday, after 5 o. m. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. to St.

Callistus church. Interment Mount Carmel. AU 7-8600. Geanakoplos John Thomas Collins Geanakoplos. age 72, beloved husband of Christina; loving father of Thomas of Vernon, B.

Hu9h, Peter, and Louis; dear brother of George, Peter, Gust, and Alex of Sparta, Greece, and Mrs. Irene Boukydis of Toronto, Canada; fond grandfather of seven and great-grandfather of two. At George Klaner Funeral Home, 4717 Broadway, until 11:30 a. m. Saturday, Sept.

4. Services at St. Andrews Greek Orthodox church, 5649 N. Sheridan road, at 12 noon. Interment Elmwood cemetery.

Information 561-2966. Graffeo Nello Graffeo, beloved husband of Marv, nee Martino; dear father of John P. (Helen) and Joseoh M. (Mary Ann); grandfather of four; brother of Vito, Mike, Tony, and Mary Graffo and the late Louis, Charley, Anne, and Dora. At Broadview Funeral Home, 2020 Roosevelt road, Broadview.

Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 7, 9:15 a. to St. Eulalia church. Mass 10 a.

m. Entombment Queen of Capt. Richard F. Wallare, USMC. at Hnna Kona.

beloved husband of Mar St. Louis, Sept. 3 Special Mrs. Helen de Penaloza, 33, member of a prominent St. Louis family, was in a critical condition in a hospital today with a bullet wound accidentally inflicted yesterday while she home.

She was the widow of Clause Carmen Clause Sent. 4, 1939 Loving memories never die, as vears roll on and davs pass by. LOVING SISTER ANTOINETTE PANKER Drach Airman l-c Martin L. Drach, U. S.

5k Air Force. In loving memory of my dear son who save his life 10 vears ago today in Korea. Deep in my heart you'll always stay. Loved and remembered every dav. ALL MY LOVE MOM Malo In loving memory of Jim Malo who passed away four years ago, Sept.

4, MOM, DAD, AND TOM Timothy W. Luby, darling son of Kathleen, nee Muellner, and Thomas Luby; brother of Thomas M. and Matthew D. Luby; dear grandson of John and the late Marie Luby, and Walter J. and Helen Muellner.

At funeral home, 12 Lake street. Oak Park. Funeral Saturday. Burial private. EU 3-2818.

Majewski Frank Maiewski, beloved husband of Mary. Services Saturdav. 1 p. at Ridge Funeral Home, 6620-28. W.

Archer avenue, corner of Nafoma. Interment Irv. ing Park. Member of Telephone Pioneers of America. 586-7900.

McGowan Hugh McGowan, 74, of 14334 Irving Dolton, Sept. 1, 1965, beloved husband of Victoria; fond father of Mrs. Evelyn Shalvis and Mrs. Mary Louise Reinke; brother of James, John, and Mrs. Viola McKay; grandfather of seven.

Funeral Saturday, Sept. 4, at 11 a. m. from Brown Funeral Home, 13820 Lincoln avenue, Dolton, III. Interment Home-wood Memorial Gardens.

849-5450. McGowen Robert K. McGowen at New York City, beloved husband of Marcella Powderly McGowen; fond father of Betsey Martin; brother of Franklin, Carroll, Fred and Jeanne Pendergast; grandfather of Kenneth Martin. Funeral Saturday 9 a. from Donnellan Funeral Home, Jeffery boulevard, at 77th street, to St.

Brides' church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary's.

SO 8-8822. McGuire Patrick V. McGuire, late of 4249 N. Ashland avenue, beloved husband of Rose, nee Byrne; fond father of George and Roseanne Trick (John); grandfather Dr. Alfred Nicholas Murray.

Surviving are two sons, Don and Gordon; six grandchildren, one great-grandchild. Albert M. Levy Services for Albert M. Lew. Fi garet Delaney Wallace; fond father of John Andrew, Richard James, and Robert Francis; son of Frank and Anona: of Virginia Carter and Susan Funeral Saturday, 10 a.

from Dor-Ian Funeral Home, Jeffery boulevard, at 77th street, to St. Philip Neri church. Wa 10:30 a. m. Interment St.

Mary. SO 8-8822. Winterhalter LeRoy F. Winterhalter, husband of Flo rence nee Farrell; dear father of Nancy Grant, JoAnn Powell, Patricia Lauritzen, Judith Herbstritt; grandfather of thirteen; brother of Irene Hayes, Paul. Leon, and the late Howard, and John Winterhalter.

Member of Oak Park council. No. 1548. K. of Funeral Tuesday.

Seot. 7, 9:30 a. to St. Catherine of Siena church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment St Joseph. Visitation at Smith Funeral Home, M5 Madison strjet, 3 blocks west of Austin Oak Park, after 7 p. m. Saturday.

Wnek Stella M. Wnek, nee Chrabaszcz. be Dedication Announcements 81, of- 260 E- Chestnut will be held at 11 a. m. today in the U.

C. Medical School jchapel at 5303 N. Western av Mr. Levy died Thursday in St GetGift of $30,000 Harris A monument will be dedicated In memory of Sam Harris, beloved husband of Thelma; dear brottier of Rose, Mary and Louis, Sunday, Sept. 12, at Tl a.

Elms Section, Westlawn cemetery. Perel a miuiiimaiti uiii dedicated to the mem- John F. Wurz. 80, former editor of the old Grand Rapids Mich. Herald on which he worked 43 years until his retirement in 1959, once an employe of the old Chicago Herald and Examiner; in Crystal Lake, Mich.

Howard Green, 72, veteran screen writer, who was born in San Francisco and had worked as a reporter with the San Francisco Daily News, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, and International News service; in Los Angeles. Felix E. Feist, 55, producer of the television series Peyton Place and director of films that included "This is The Life," "George White Scandals" and "Donovan's in Encino, Cal. Pat Harrington.

64, musical comedy star, night club comic, vaudevillian and movie actor, father of Pat a television comedian; in East Y. Louis B. Pate, vice president of the Seas Shipping Company, a steamship firm, who devoted his life to maritime activities; in La Jolla, Cal. Francis hospital, Evanston. He was a former advertising representative for suburban naDers in the Chicago area.

Surviving was visiting in the home of an Episcopal minister. Police said the shot was fired by one of three teen-age boys who had been target shooting from inside their home near the home of the Rev. William T. Thomas. The boys were quoted as saying" they were shooting at a tree and an outdoor cooking grill in the minister's yard.

A .22 caliber bullet crashed thru a window of the Thomas home and hit Mrs. de Penaloza in the abdomen as she was standing in the kitchen. Police said her husband, Eugene de Penaloza, a broker, had -sent her to the minister's home to pick up a sermon. The Rev. Mr.

Thomas, a widower, is assigned to St. Timothy's Episcopal church in St. Louis county. FREEPS OVERRUN HOLLYWOOD A weird set has taken over the film capital. What they're like and what they're up to is told by Larry Wolters, Radio-TV editor, in the Sept.

Chicago Tribune is his widow, Bertha E. Frank J. Lodge Services for Frank J. Lodge A $30,000 gift has been made to the department of medicine of the University of Chicago to support a fellowship for the outstanding student in the field of gastroenterology. The gift was made by Alvin I.

Handmacher, who attended the University of Chicago and now is president and chairman of Handmacher Vogel, New York City. Gastroenterology is the study of the anatomy and pathology of the stomach and intestines. Heaven, pi 4-JU44. Gray Louise M. Gray, age 83 years, late of 111 Charity avenue, Joliet, died Thursday, Sept.

2, at Pleasant Center Nursing Home, mother of Mrs. Charles R. Lewis of Joliet; grandmother of Miss Mary Lou Lewis of Joliet and Charles R. Lewis of Evergreen, Colo. Funeral services will be held at the Gerald Dames and Sons Funeral Home, 309 Sherman street, Joliet, Saturday at 1:30 p.

m. Reverend Lester H. Laubenstein officiating. Cremation Oak Ridge Abbey. Visitation 7-10 p.

m. Friday. Halperin Leo Halperin, of 145 N. Mayfield, be 70, of Hollywood, will be held today in Hollywood, where he died Thursday. Mr.

Lodge ory of Sam Perel, Sunday, Sept. 5, at 2 p. Jewish Waldheim cemetery, Demo-kiever section. Gate No. 285, 18th and Harlem.

Selin Monument will be dedieated In memory of Sarah Selin, on Sunday, Sept. 5, 1965, 2-30 P. at Ticktiner Verein cemetery, 18th and Harlem, Gate 253. Silver A monument ill be dedicated In memory of Louis Silver, late of Belvldere, Sunday, Sept. 12, 2 p.

Westlawn cemetery. Evergreen section. Witz A monument will be dedicated to the loving and cherished memory of Samuel A Witz, beloved husband of the late Reva, nee Esrig, Witz; dearest father of Mrs. Vivienne Jack Duberchin and Mrs. Adrienne tLeopoldl Teraspulsky on Sunday, September 5, 1965, at 11 a.

Westlawn cemetery, Westlake section. loved wife of Mitchell; loving mother of Reginald and Andrea; dear daughter of Joseph and the late Hedwig; fond sister of Florian Jeannette, Adeline (Joseph) Stoiak, and Chester (Angeline); daughter-in-law of Kunegunda and Anthony Wnek; sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law. Funeral Tuesday, Sept. 7, 9:30 a. from Baran Funeral Home, 2644.

46 N. Central avenue, to St. James church. Interment St. Adalbert.

NA 2-1488. Wozniak Bruno J. Wozniak, beloved husband of Angeline, nee Makowski; dear father of Adeline Kuczma, Bernice (Henry) Ml-lewski, Dolores Tedl Ulinski, Laverne (Henry) Guenther, and Richard Marie; grandfather of 14; great-grandfather of eight; fond brother of Dr. Stanley, D. D.

and John of Detroit, also Victoria Zalemski of Buffalo, N. Y. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. from Kowachek Funeral Home, 5774-76 W. Lawrence avenue, to St.

Robert Bellarmine church. Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert.

formerly of Chicago, had been of sixteen; great-grandfather or rnree. Visitation Sunday, after 12 noon at Birren 8, Son Funeral Home, 6125 N. Clark street. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. m.

to Our Lady of Lourdes church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment All Saints. Member of H.

N. Ravenswood Council, K. of No. 1009, 4th degree member of La Salle General Assembly, B. E.

W. Local No. 134 and St. Vincent de Paul Society. Native of Rqgboy Claramorris, Co.

Mayo, Ireland. SH 3-1020. Meyer Anna Meyer, 88 years old, died in Columbus hospital Sept. 2, born in Bavaria, Germany, beloved mother of Therese Meyer of Chicago and Mrs. George S.

Carney of Dunedin, fond grandmother of three. Interment Appleton, Wis. Visitation at the Wichman Funeral Home, Appleton, Wis. Funeral Saturday 11 a. from the Wichman Funeral Home, to St.

Joseph's church In Appleton, Wis. an insurance Broker for Massa chusetts Mutual Life Insurance company Et 11 W. Jackson for years. Surviving loved husband of Frances, nee Salzman; dear father of Shifra Callen; loving grandfather of four; fond brother of the late Irving. Services Sunday, 12 noon at Piser Memorial Chapel, 52C5 Broadway.

Interment Westlawn. Friends may pay their resoects at chapel, Saturday evening, 8 to 10 p. m. LO 1-4740. HOLLYWOOD HAS CHANGED Glamor places have turned Into beat (oints.

You can't tell the boys from the airls. What "buas" Larrv Wolters about are his wioow, Mabel; a son Frank grandson; a broth er; and a sister. "the "new" Hollywood Is told In the Sept. 5 Tribune Magazine..