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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1967 8 Section 1A ChurckUVs Widow Deaths Elsewhere f.lOLLIE SLOTT obituaries COPS BECOME DEATH NOTICES Puts Wreath on Grave Omar Barton Wright Services far Omar Burton Martin Mooney, 70, a crime reporter for the old New York American for many years who was fined $250 and jailed for 30 CABBIES INN DIES; MANAGER Wright, 72, of Belviciere, chair man of the First National uanx and Trust company of Bel- days in 1936 for refusing to di CMceee Trfbewe Pm Santa BLADON, England, Jan. 24 A wreath to commemorate the second anniversary of his death was laid on the grave of Sir Winston Churchill in Bladon churchyard today. It came from his widow, Lady Spencer-Churchill. The inscription read: "For my Darling Winston, from Clemmie." PARKING FUROR videre. will be held at 11 a.

m. OF SYNDICATE Friday In Holy Trinity Epis vulge a news source to a grand jury investigating politicians and racketeering, a newsman reputed to have known every prominent racketeer in the copal churcn, uemaere. xar, New York, Jan. 24 Special Police patrol cars were used as Wright died Monday in his winter home in Los Angeles. He had been a member of the bank Led Tribune -N.

Y. country for three decades, lat taxis to trans er a writer of screenplays, tel since 1331 and became chair- port handicapped motor Feature Service evision scripts and several man in 1954. Survivors are his DEATH NOTICES books; in Honywooxl, Cat widow. Helen: a daughter, Mrs. ists today as I.

Y. NewvCiicege Tribe Dlsparcal Katherine Pickert; a son, Omar scores of them New York. Jan. 24 Mollie Ella Jane Pickles San. ders, a retired English teacher B.

Wright and five grand SotL in private life Mrs. besieged City hall in wheel children. in, 1 i 'uJ ML Lindsay Charles Levinson, vice presi EE" NOTICES listed below or "See notices which ere cross references to deorh no ices appearing in today's "See" notices feature the nam of family members of the deceased who novo different leeol noma then the deceased because of marrlove or a letol change. Sam "So" notices feature tne maiden name of wjteerho may her snoldeis'' the community fey dent and director of the Chi Robert Usher who taught in Union county schools for 55 years during which she encouraged the late Frank WiHard, a former stu chairs and on crutches to cago Tribune-New York News Mass for Robert C. Usher, 46, protest with syndicate, died today in University hospital after a long of 8708 Roma Palos Park, will be said at 10 a.

m. tomor dent to become a cartoonist; drawal of their with later success as creator of Cannizzo Michael O. Cennlzzo, beloved husband of Anne, nee McLaughlin; loving father of Patricia Frank ZIuo and Marilyn Nick Makrepoulos; dear grandfather of five; fond ton of Mary and the late Oscar Cannizio; brother of Charles, Marion Massaro, Ana Vlvirto. Genevieve Hak, and Richard. Funeral Thursday, 9 a.

from the Columbian Funeral Home. 6621 W. North avenue. Oak Park, to St. Francis Borgia church.

Mass 10 a. m. interment Queen ef Heaven, VI 0-3010 or ES 9-5151. Carmody Nellie J. Carmody, nee Halloran, beloved wife of the late Patrick deer sister ef the late James and William Halloran; fond aunt ef Lorraine, Mar-garet, Ellen Hehller, Deteres, Ederd, and John Halloran.

Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from the Ray Krutt ft Son Funeral Home, 5652 I. Ashland avenue, to Visitation church. Mast 9:30 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. RE 7-0077, Chester Philip Chatter, beloved husband of Dorothy; dear father ef Ronald (Keren! and James Eileen; grandfather of two. Services Thursday, Jan. 26, I p. at Dunlap-Goidrick Funeral Home, 4516 N.

Kedile avenue. Interment private. Kindly emit flowers. 6-IZ2. Chmiel John J.

Chmiel, beloved Iwtbend ef Mary; dear father ef Edward D. O. Genevieve, and Waller D. 0. S.

Jacqueline grandfather of Darlene, Edward, Mark, and Deirdre. Funeral Thursday, Jan. 26, 9:45 a. from Kolssek Funeral Home, 4255-59 W. Division, cor.

Kildare, to Church of St. Mary, Lake Forest. Mass 11 a. m. Interment Ascension, Llbertyvllle.

Member of court. No. 1570, O. F. AL 2-3600.

Collins Emma Collins, nee Thlelges, beloved wife of Barth P. Collins; dear sister ef the late Rose Daniels and Barbara Kapa. Funeral services Thursday, Jan. 26, 1967, 1:45 a. nt, from Adotf Funeral Chapel, 1021 W.

19th street, to Providence of God church, for requiem high mass at 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Boniface. Member of Ladles Catholic B.

Br. No. 792. CA 6-3023 or Bl 2-2966. Coyle Alma S.

Coyle of the Edgewater Beach hotel, beloved wife of the late Hugh aunt of George W. Bomnuist. Funeral services Thursday, 1 p. at Hursen Chaoei, 929 Belmont avenue. Interment Concordia.

Visitation Wednesday 7 to 9 p. m. Cunningham special park illness. She was one of the nation's best known figures in the comic strip "Moon Mul- row in Or land Park. Mr.

Usher was killed Monday when a train struck his car at the 143d street ing privileges. Knowski Edmund J. Knowski, beloved husband of Anne, nee Dul; dear father of Albert, Marion Geraldine, and Timothy; fond brother of Eleanore Walter Bleoon, Harriet Henry Wasielewskl, Alice Arnold Holma, and Geraldine Albin Glaza; son-in-law ef Pauline Dul. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from Szykowny Funeral Home, 4901-07 S.

Archer avenue, to St. Richard church. Interment Resurrection. 735-7521. Kogen Dorothy Kogen, nee Cohen, of 3430 N.

Lake Shore drive, formerly of Brighton Park, beloved wife of David; dear sister of Herman, Sidney, Phillip, and the late Lillian Miller. Services Wednesday, 12:30 p. at Piser Memorial Chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment O. K.

O. Waid-heim. Friends may pay their respects at the chapel Tuesday after 7 p. m. LO 1-4740.

Kolar Jerry J. Kolar, Pfc age 20; beloved son of Jerry and Florence Kolar; brother of Thomas Kolar. Services Thursday, Jan. 26, 2 p. at H.

Marik Sons Chapel, 2534 S. Pulaski read. interment Bohemian National. Member of Rudolph Tvrdy post, VFW. LA 1-3972.

Kolman Katarzyna Kolman, nee Koeecz, wife of the late John; beloved mother of Victoria, Stanley, and the late Edward; loving mother-in-law of Stephanie and Alice; dear grandmother ef Barbara, Dorothy John Pyrczak, Stanley, Roger, and Gregory; fond great-grandmother. Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a. from the Melee and Sons Funeral Home, 834-38 N. Ashland avenue, to Holy. Trinity church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. 421-5800. Kross Catherine Kross, late of 1358 W. 98th street, beloved wife of the late Charles fond mother of Raymond, Irene Derrlco, and the late Edward; grandmother of el9ht; great-grandmother of four; sister of Steve Kriz.

Albert Krlz, and the late Mary Bakos, Christine Kre-sanek, Sophia Smith, Eva Poloms, Vic tpria Hlnes, and Joseph. Funeral Thursday, 2:30 P. at the Hkkey Chapel, 2429 W. 137th street. Blue Island.

Interment Cedar Park. FU 8-0014. Laatsch Henrietta M. Laatsch, nee Valenta, beloved wife of Roy J. Laatsch; loving mother of J.

Donald Mazouch; dear daughter of Ottilie and the late Fred Valenta. Funeral services Thursday, Jan. 26, 1967, at Berwyn Funeral Home, 2921 S. Harlem avenue, Berwyn. Interment Woodlawn.

GU 4-4111 or Bi 2-2966. Lampa Victoria Lampa, beloved wife of the lata John; loving mother of Walter Joseph Lesniak, Stella Raymond Araldi, and Margaret Arthur Clark; fond sister of Stella Arnold, Kate Joseph Oiowich, Ann Phil Breske, and Walter Baron; grandmother of six; great-grandmother of two. Funeral services, Friday, 9:30 a. m. from Kozera Funeral Home, 1718 W.

48th street, to St. Rose of Lima church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. YA 7-3388. Lattimore Henry C.

Lattimore of Co. Medford, N. beloved husband of Mary Jo Lattimore, nee Dorgan; loving father of Jack, Dan, Mureen, and Frank Lattimore; dear brother of Dan; dear son-in-law- the newspaper syndicate field, and until a year ago, when she The unusual activity stemmed lins" he often referred to her in the cartoon as "Miss Pickles;" in Anna, IlL crossing in Or land Park. He became ill, was active as syn was a partner in Usher Brothers Ideal Heating company, 340 from Mayor John V. Lindsays strict ban on special parking in a move to alleviate the midtown dicate manager.

Lee SLmonson, 78, a Broad Funeral services wQl be con W. 110th pL Surviving are ms way scenic designer, painter, traffic snarL More than 250 art critic, magazine editor, au widow, Dons; two daughters, Christina and Andrea; four ducted at 10:30 a. m. Chicago time Thursday in Campbell's Funeral home, 81st street and cars with diplomatic, medical. thor and theater consultant, brothers.

Edward, John, Clar and press license plates have Madison avenue, Manhattan, one of the founders of the Theater Guild and its director ence, and Charles, and two sis Gorski Ben'Gorskl, beloved husbend of Betty, nee Kuoica; brother of Peter and Anna Edward Dzwior. Funeral Thursday, Jan. 26, 9:30 a. from Kolssak Funeral Home, 4255-59 W. Division, cor.

Kildare, to Our Lady ef the Angels church. Interment Our Lady of Sorrows. AL 2-3600. Gronczewsii Mary Gronaewskt, beloved wife of Raymond; loving mother of Lillian Stanley Ficnerskl, Eleanor Richard L. Ross Roszkowskl, Raymond Marguerite Gran; grandmother of 10; great-grandmother of one.

Resting at Frank R. Ringa and Sons, 6833-35 W. Grand avenue. Funeral Friday, Jan. 27, at 9 a.

to St. William church. Interment St. Joseph's. ME 74280.

Grysztar Joyce Grysztar, nee Chmiel, beloved wife of Stanley; loving mother of Terrence, Thomas, Timothy, and Tod; darling daughter of George and Medlyn; fond sister of Wayne Lynn; daughter-in-law of Eugene and the late Mary. Funeral Friday, Jan. 27, at 9:15 a. m. from Baran Funeral Home, 2644-46 N.

Central avenue, to St. Cornelius church. Man 10 a. m. Interment St, Adalbert's cemetery.

NA 2-1488. ILallman Em A. Heltmon, beloved wife of the late Dr. Alfred dear mother of Howard Marl one, Donald Constance, and Richard Nancy; loving grandmother of eight; fond sister of William Hoth, Ann Keko, Martha Hennig, and Margaret Hoth. Services Friday, Jan.

27, 2 p. at Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Irving Park, Visitation after 5 p. m.

Wednesday. Haver Theodore J. Haver, husband of the late Marie Anne; father of Dr. Harry T. Haver and the late Adeline; grandfather of three; great-grandfather of nine.

Re-r tired- member of Carpenter's union local, No. 56. Private services were held Tuesday, Jan. 24, at Drake and Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue.

Interment private. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts to Ravenswood Hospital "Remembrance Fund" will be appreciated. 561-6874. Hemler Martha Hemler, nee Reichow, beloved wife of the late Charles; loving mother of Charlotte John Mahrllng and Albert 45. Evelyn; dear grandmother of four; great-grandmother of two.

Services Thursday, Jan. 26, 1:30 p. at the Schielka Funeral Home, 7710 W. Addison street. Interment St.

Lucas cemetery. NA 5-3444. Hoffmann Rudolf Hoffmann, of 1026 Florence avenue, Evanston, beloved husband of Margaret Schultz Hoffmann; fond father of Rudolph Jr. of Rockford, Mrs. Herbert Elaine Grossich of Stone Park, and -Richard; also eight grandchildren; brother of William Hoffmann.

Funeral Friday, 2 P. at Fitzgerald and Franklin Funeral Home, 1571 Maple avenue, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. UN 9-2900. Hoileran Lucy A.

Hoileran, nee Olszewski, beloved wife of the late William dear mother of William Hoileran and Lucille Bechely; grandmother of Christine, Kenneth, and Kathleen. Funeral Thursday, Jan. 26, 9 a. from Collins Funeral Home, 5350 W. North avenue, to St.

Angela church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Visitation after 3 p.

m. Wednesday. TU 9-8844. Husak Frances Husak. nee Voderek, of Berwyn, beloved wife of the late John; fond mother of Marie E.

and Carl W. Mildred sister of Magdalena Pecanic Andrew; grandmother of Richard Valentine. Services Thursday, Jan. 26, at 1 p. m.

at Parkwyn Funeral Home, 6901 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Mount Auburn. 788-0904. Jamieson Ella Jamieson, beloved wife of the late William loving mother of Marguerite Hinz, Edward Ella Ryan, Anne Walsh, William D.

Mary Jane Walz, Robert, and R. Alan; grandmother of 24; great-grandmother of one; sister of Paula Pardo, Clara Lowrey and Clementine Seaborn. Visitation after 2p.m Wednesday. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from been towed or driven away by where friends may visit begin ters.

Mrs. June Eianer and from 1919 to 1941; in Yonkers, police since the get-tough policy Mrs. Elinor Lee. ning tomorrow. Bunal will be private, at Arlington National was begun yesterday.

Atzel Sot John Rumo notice. Berndl So Msor. George J. Wunder nolle. Boyce Set John Russo notice.

Bnchek See John Russo notice. Crowley See Agatha Finwus notice. Donnellan Sao Msor. George J. Wunder notice.

Dorgan Set Henry Lattimore notlca. Gran See Mary GronczawsM notice. Knhnlein -See Msor. George J. Wunder notlca.

Lashin Sao Elizabeth Liioewlng notice Overhen So Stella Gallup notice. Schmidt So Msor. Gaors J. Wunder notlca. Valenta Sea Henrietta M.

Laatsdi notlca. Mrs. Gns Wolf Sea Gabriell Wolfstyn notice. N. Y.

The Rev. AndrewL Bou- William G. Ledger Bars Any Exceptions cemetery, Washington. Party Was Hers Services for William G. Led whuis, 71, spiritual director of Lindsay refused the handi- ger, 55, of 7809 S.

Kingston will be held at 2:30 p.m. today the Camsius college Jesuit capped's pleas to retain parking Officially, one of the primary social events each spring in community in Buffalo, N. in tne cnapei ai ana street New York is known as The and Phillips avenue. Mr. Led formerly president and rector of Bellannine college in Louis rights near their jobs, saying no exceptions could be made in the city's decision to rescind all Chicago Tribune-New York ger died Monday in aouin ville; in Buffalo.

News syndicate cocktail party. Chicago hospital. He retired in special parking privileges. But 1965 as assistant wire cniei lor Hal M. Cranston, 59.

vice he said the city would do every William C. Cunningham or Kounp un Beach, beloved husband Mary nee Sluka; loving father of Dorothy IDnkoitl Mvrman. Richard C. Margaret. Western Union with offices at But unofficially, to the upwards of 2,500 publishers and editors and their wives in town for the American Newspaper Publish president of Owens -Corning thing it could to help them.

427 S. La Salle st, where he Sylvia Thomas Kafirs; devoted grand He ordered police to park the father of eight; dear son or avivie kArrnntv: fnnrf brother of John. Funeral had been employed for 39 years. Surviving are bis widow, cars of handicapped persons in Thursday, 10:30 a. from Pfaff uner ers' Association convention, the affair is known as "MoHie's Fiberglas International, who joined Owens-Illinois which preceded Owens-Illinois Glass company, in 1935 as an hourly worker; in Toledo.

al Home, 5001 uncoin avenue, to 01. Alphonsus church. Interment All Saints lots and garages near three pre Florence; a daughter, Marilyn; party." cinct stations to which they and two brothers. cemetery. 728-1700.

Curci Roslna Curd, nee Cosenttno, devoted wife Mrs. David Kogen were directed and to drive them to and from their jobs. The po "Mollie" was MoHie Slott, manager of the Tribune-News Syndicate, a service supplying William Henry Watson, 71, a Services for Mrs. Dorothy lice shuttle service was put into of the late Micnaeii wving uev-rnoim-r of Julio Rita, Maty Vito PartiPllo, Antoinette Guy Lipoma; fond sister of Sam Mary; grandmother of five; great-grandmother of eight. Funeral Thursday, 8:30 a.

from Rosario p. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W. Kogen, 65, of 3430 Lake Shore newspapers across the country retired film director whose Hollywood career dated to 1912; in North Hollywood, CaL effect for a two day experiment win be at 12:30 p. m. today One of the handicapped mo in the chapel at 5206 Broadway, kinrfh awm.

tn Our Lady of Pompeii Aamodt Lorraine Aamodt, nee Landqraf, beloved wife of Bert dear mother of Burt and Gerald sister of Grace Schwenke, Alice Turner, and the late Stella Kelly and Howard Landgraf. Visitation after 4 p. m. Wednesday, Becker and Sons Funeral Home, 54th and Lisbon, Milwaukee, Wis. Mass 1) a.

m. Thursday, St. Sebastian church. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Actipis Stella Actipis, nee Caloger, beloved wife of the late Evangelos? loving daughter of Anthony Caloger; dearest mother of Katherine Anton Karamanis and Daniel Actipis; fond sister of Ourania Klikas, Lillian Baumann, and Diana Carr; dear sister-iit-law of Dennis Actipis; grandmother of five.

Foneral Thursday, II a. from Chapel of Adinamis Funeral Directors, 4700 N. Western avenue. Services 11:30 a. m.

at St. Deme trios church. church. Interment Mount Cam I. ME torists, Bernice Malone, an edi Mrs.

Kogen died Monday in HARIOT EARLY 7-0449 or ME 7-0450. D'AnCelo Presbyterian-St Luke's hos tor of McGraw-Hill, told pital. Mrs. Kogen worked in the Sgt Harry Perkins she often office of the Atchison Topeka DIES; FAMOUS BOOKSELLER Santa Fe railway for 30 years left her office a number of times during the day on business trips. Perkins told her Daniel D'Angelo, son of the late Julia and Frank; brother of Jennie Bendetti, Anthony, Clara Ceroni, Grace DiNunzio.

and the late Mary Spalloni. Funeral Thursday, 10 a. from the Original Badgeiupo 0 Sons Funeral Home, 418 S. Cicero avenue, to Our Lady of Pompeii church. Mass 10:30 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel. CO 1-6600. Visitation until 195L She leaves her hus band. David, president of Services for Mrs.

Hariot she would get a police taxi each ewwean pi Mm-nmryc. i time. after 6 p. m. Wednesday.

Dawson Smith Early, a noted book saleswoman, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel, Palmer Textile company, 225 W. Hubbard st; and three brothers. Maurice Feldmao "As mucn as six times a Anna Bore Dawson of Harvey, beloved day?" she asked.

The sergeant 25 E. Erie st. Mrs. Early died said: "Yes, ma'am. As much as Monday at the age of 74 a Donnellan Funeral Home, Jeffery boule Maurice Feldman, 52, of 6718 mother of Mrs.

Alice Berg, Mrs. Myrtle Tienstra, Charles and Edmund Borg; fond stepmother of Vernon and Ralph Dawson, and Mrs. Ruby Ramsey; grandmother of 15; great-grandmother of 20. Resting at W. E.

Kerr Chapel, 154th and Marsh-field. Harvev. where services will be vard, at 77tn street, to St. Pit Neri six times a day." nursing home, 1470 Carmen av. church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy N. Seeley owner of the She began her career in the U. N.

Protests Poor In 'eldman and company, ac Sepulchre. SO 8-8822. Jensen held Thursday, Jan. 26, 10 a. m.

Inter book department of Marshall In addition to the protests ment Washington Memory Garden. Please omit flowers. Donations may be made counting services at that address, died yesterday in Edge-water hospital Mr. Feldman Dorothy Jensen, Jan. 24, 1967, dear sister of Clara Miller, Arthur Weiss, and Ruth Winter.

Private services were to First Lutheran Church Organ fund. rom the handicapped, com Dinelii plaints from United Nations diplomats against the tow-away held. Johnson practiced law and accounting Blagio Dinelll of Cicero, beloved Field Company, where she worked for more than 40 years. Colleagues in Field's said that Mrs. Early could scan an entire book in a matter of several minutes and retell the story.

husband of the late Angelina, nee Cec- 2727 W. Winona. Interment Evergreen cemetery. 334-1700. Anderson Albert H.

Anderson, beloved husband of the late Judith; dear father of Ethel Stevens, Lillian Anderson, Ruth Manson, Carl, and Donald; grandfather of 16. Services Thursday, 1 p. at Haver Funeral Home, 5017 W. Chicago avenue. Interment Mount Emblem.

Member of Sincerity lodge. No. 982, A. F. 4 A.

M. Engelbreckt lodge. No. 41, I. O.

V. Arthur Laura E. Arthur, daughter of the late Emma and Thomas Arthur; sister of the late Roland Arthur. Service Thursday, Jan. 26, 2 p.

at Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue. Interment Irving Park cemetery. Visitation after 3 a. m.

Wednesday. 561-6874. Asche Arnold Asche, Mauston, beloved husband of Ruth, nee Schultz; fond father of Dennis; son of Edward and Bertha; dear brother of Mrs. Ary Speck, Mrs. Alma Biesterfeld.

Mrs. Albert Wilde, Mrs. Julius Klug, and Mrs. Sam Scott. Services Tuesday, 2 P.

from Richert and Son Funeral Home, 320 W. Lake street, Addison, III. Interment Mount Emblem. Information 543-9541. Bartik Joseph Bartik, beloved husband of the late Anna; dear father of Rose Jerawski, Tlllle Bartik, Elsie Michael Uhlik, Helen Bartik, Joseph Lillian Bartik and the late Anne Duffy and Frank chini: dear father of Genevieve John operation poured into the from Ms home for the last 17 years.

Services will be held at Eleanor Johnson of Oak Park, formerly of Mavwood, beloved sister of the late Casaleggi, Helen Gordon McKane, mayor's office. Louis Ne son; aunt of Lows Nelson Jr. Alice Dinelll, and Mary Ann Don p. m. today in the chapel at Thompson; grandfather of eight; great or jonn ana Mary Dorgan.

Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p. at Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. 103d street. Oak Lawn. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

Visitation after 7 p. m. Wednesday. Member of New Jersey Rotary, V. F.

and American Legion. For transportation Info, call NE 6-1193 or 735-4242. Ledger William G. Ledger, Jan. 23.

late of 7809 Kingston avenue, husband of Florence; father of Marilyn Y. Ledger; brother of Harry and Walter Ledger. Member of Advance lodge. No. 1039, A.

F. A. M. Past patron of Woodlawn chapter. No.

355, O. E. and deacon of the Paxton Avenue Christian church, and student at the Moody Bible Institute. Resting at the Tews Funeral Home, 79th street and Phillips avenue after 7 p. m.

Monday. Services 2:30 p. m. Wednesday. Masonic services 8:30 p.

m. Tuesday. Interment Mount Hope cemetery. SO 0-6959. Lenkhart Dorothy G.

Leukhart, nee Webster, late of Berwyn, wife ef Robert Leukhart and the late Walter Johnson; mother of Mrs. Jeanne James Ann is of Wheeling, grandmother of Jimmy and Steven Armls; sister of Robert Webster of Ocean Springs, and Neil Webster of Guttenberg, daughter-in-law of Mrs. Adah Leukhart of Riverside. Visitation at Ivins chapel, 80 Burlington road. Riverside.

Services 2 p. m. Thursday. Interment Woodlawn. Hi 7-2261.

Loud John Robert Loud, beloved husband of Vera loving father of Robert; grandfather of four. Services and Interment private. 736-3833. Ludewing Elizabeth Ludewing, age 87, of Lemont, formerly of Chicago, wife of the late John; dear mother of Lillian Baulac Ruth Lashin, and the late Clara Neal; grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of 12. Services Friday, 2 p.

Gertie rz Funeral Home, 501 State street, Lemont. Interment Forest Home cemetery. Visitation from 7 p. m. Wednesday.

MacConnell Elsie M. MacConnell, beloved wife ef the late John loving mother of Hughston and Paul; dear grandmother of three; great-grandmother of three. Eastern Star sevices at Skeeles Colonial chapel. Stony Island at 86th place, Wednesday, Jan. 25, at 8:30 p.

m. Funeral services at Augustane Home Chapel, 7540 Stony Island, Thursday, Jan. 26, at 2 p. m. Interment Cedar Park.

Past matron and 50-year member of America Chapter, No. 454, O. E. S. BA 1-3680.

Maeder Henry Maeder, beloved son of Joseph and the late Sadie; loving brother of Anthony Katherine) Maeder. Funeral Friday, 9 a. from Pomierski Funeral Home, 1059 W. 32d street, to Immaculate Conception church. Interment St.

Mary cemetery. YA 7-6424. Mallires George Mallires, loving husband of Lena; dear father of Nick, Gus, Betty, Pauline Nick Anchales; fond grandfather of four. Funeral Thursday, 12 noon, from Kringas and Marzullo Chapel, 5400 W. Harrison street, to St.

Demetrlos church. Interment Elmwood. AU 7-8600. Reposing in Senne Funeral Home, Lake street at 2d avenue, Mavwood, Wednes Eighteen autos with diplo She knew many famous Ameri matic license plates were among can authors. grandfather of three.

Funeral Wednesday. Jan. 25, at 9:30 a. from the Joseph Nosek and Sons Funeral Home, 6716-18 W. 16th street, corner of Euclid, Ber 224 cars moved from no-park From Field's, Mrs.

Early 1300 Devon av. Survivors are his widow, Edith; a daughter, Beth; and a brother. Roger A. Bozart ing zones yesterday. Sixteen went to Kroch's and Brentano's, wyn, to St.

Frances of Rome church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. GU 4-0144.

Dulik cars with M. D. plates were day after 4 p. m. services Friday, Jan.

27, 1967, at 1 p. m. Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. In Hew of flowers, memorials to Oak Park Evangelical Lutheran church will be appreciated. 343-0014.

Kanute Dr. Charles M. Kanute, 68, of St. Charles, Tuesday, Jan. 24, a dentist in St.

Charles for 27 years until retiring 2 years ago, loving husband of Bernsdine; fond father of Charles Malcolm dear 29 S. Wabash where she sold books for five years be among 43 the police moved to Roger A. Bozart, 69, of Wina- day, five with special press Alois Dulik of 1919 South Central avenue, Cicero, beloved husband of the late Anna, nee Llsak; dear father of Joseph fore she retired. She is survived by two stepsons, Allen mac, a former resident of Lansing 'and Waukegan, died plates also vere moved. L.

Rose Dulik and Frances Jerry brother of Loy Burling; grandfather of yesterday in Winamac. He was and Peter; a brother, Dr. Dor- Tre Dal; grandfather of Darlene iJosenhl Blames Doctors' Wives Difiglio; great-grandfather of Dina Difig- rin Rudnick; and two llo. Services Thursday, Jan. 26, 11 a.

a retired gas and water engineer in the Hammond office of Mayor Lindsay said no excep at Svec Sons Funeral Home, 6227 West Cermak road. Interment Woodlawn. GU tions could be made with the Northern Indiana Public Serv barrix; Brorner or Anne uroenek; father-in-law of Mamie Bartik; grandfather of nine; great-grandfather of -five. Services Thursday, Jan. 26, at 10:30 a.

at 4-2050 or Bi 2-2027. Duss doctors' cars, noting that physi ice company. Surviving are his Seal Off Fire in Coal two. Funeral mass Thursday, 11 a. St.

Patrick Catholic church, St. Charles. Interment local. Resting at Yurs Funeral Home, St. Charles, after 2 p.

m. Wednesday. Rosary 8 p. m. Wednesday.

584-0060. Kellogg Gerald E. Kellogg, suddenly, ormeriy employed by Shipley Construction company, husband of Sophie, nee Schipano; father of two girls and one son in Nebraska. Funeral service was Tuesday, 0 p. at Barr Funeral Home, 6222 N.

Broadway. Interment Red Cloud, Neb. SH 3-4034. cians' wives often took advan Gottlob Duss, beloved husband of Ida. widow, Cora, and two sisters, H.

Marik Sons Chapel, 2534 S. Pulaski road. Inter Woodlawn. Member of tage of their husbands' special Mine Near Marion, Ill. prana tooee, no.

S3, csa and Local 1786, Brotherhood of Carpenters and Beatrice and Marian Bozart Services will be held today in parking privileges to park their Marion, EL, Jan. 24 (DPS cars and go shopping. joiners, la i-Jtri. Beattie Winamac. Workmen today sealed off a A spokesman said the city Flavel B.

Beattie Jan. 24, 1967, beloved husband of Frances Robertson stubborn underground coal mine was assessing the possibility of Mrs. Hy Terry Kenny eeanie; oear rainer or Fievei b. Jr. fire and hoped the lack of oxy Mrs.

Clara Kay Terry, 57, of an absolute ban on all parking in midtown Manhattan as the gen would suffocate the blaze during a 48-hour waiting period. 7323 N. Damen died yesterday In Edgewater hospital grandfather of James and Amanda; brother of Dorothy Clerke. At Lain Son Chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Friday, Jan.

27, at 1 P. m. Interment private. Please omit flowers. Visitation after 4 p.

m. wednes- only solution to the traffic prob lem tnat nas turned day time Catherine Kenny, nee Nealon, native of Acclare, County Sligo, Ireland, beloved wife of the late Patrick loving mother of Jack Veronica, Donald and Margaret Charles Douglas; fond grandmother of Mary Douglas and Kathy Tron-geau; dear sister of Thomas and Theodore Nealon of Ireland, the late Austin, James, Joseph, and the Rev. Father Michael Nealon. Funeral Friday, 9 a. from J.

Leo O'Nell Funeral Home, 1136 W. 87th, to St. Kiliaa church. Mass 9:30 A spokesman at the Turner Blue Bird slope mine near Crab Or She was the wife of Hy Terry, a Chicago attorney and presi transportation into a nightmare, oay. Blake dent of the 49th ward Republi chard said no one will re-enter the mine until Thursday morn can organization.

She also John E. Blake, beloved husband of Bessie; loving father of Thomas, Mariorie Krusia, Helen Whitbedc the late John and Joseph; fond grandfather of six GRAVEDIGGERS eaves a daughter, Mrs. Mari ing when a check will be made of the atmosphere behind the Mateljan a. m. interment sr.

Mary's cemetery. Member of St. Klllan Altar and Rosary society. 723-1100. great-grandfather of five; dear brother lyn Eisenstadt; a son, Stuart; REACH PACT IN of Elizabeth Wahlen, Abbey Laughlln, seals.

one grandchild; one sister; and Kielsmeier me late Mary Marqaret Fagin, Nellie Guinane, and Joseph. Funeral from Tohle Funeral Home, 4325 Lawrence avenue, at Lowell, Friday, 9:30 NEW YORK CITY nee Witte; fond father of Mathilda Long; stepfather of Dr. Oliver Schelksohn of Las Vegas, Nev. Visitation after 6 p. m.

Wednesday. Services pending. 678-1950. Early Hariot Early, wife of the late Preston H. Early; mother of Alien and Peter; sister of Dorr in Rudnick; grandmother of Kathleen and Christopher Early.

Funeral John Carroll Sons Home for Funerals. Erie and Wabash avenue, Thursday, Jan. 26, 1967, 9:30 a. to the Cathedral of the Holy Name, where mass will be celebrated 10 a. m.

Entombment Queen of Heaven. Visitation after 2 p. m. Wednesday. Esposito Louis Esposito.

beloved husband of Rose, nee angora; loving father of Larry Marie and Rickey Karen; fond son of Lawrence and Pasqualine; brother of Jim, Mary Carmen Lazxara, and Joe; grandfather of four. Funeral Thursday, 8:45 a. from Krlngas Marzullo Chapel, 5400 W. Harrison street, to St. Mary ef Celle church.

Interment Queen of Heaven. AU 7-O60O. Farnans Agatha Farnaus, nee Rogowskl, beloved wife of the late Peter; loving mother of Patricia Val Crowiey, Frank Florence, Alex Jean, Edward, and the late Rose Jallowy; grandmother of 16; great-Brand mother of 15. Funeral Friday, Jan. 27, 1967.

at 9:30 a. nu, from the Edward P. Patka Funeral Home, 4358 S. Richmond street, to Five Holy Martyrs church. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

LA 3-4480. Ferguson Sidney Ferguson, devoted husband of Geneva, nee Smith; loving father of Connie Paul Ellison, Sharon Gerald Beauchemp, Valerie Jo Alfred Huber; fond grandfather of five; loving son of Elizabeth and the late Orvell; fond brother of Stanley Gladys. Funeral Thursday, 10 a. Rosario D. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W.

North avenue. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. ME 7-0449 or ME 7-0450. a. to St.

Edward church. Interment Mollie Slott with comic strips and features that include columns of advice, politics and sports, true detective stories, short fiction and serialized novels and other material that entertained or informed millions of readers every day. Few newspaper people in the country knew as many publishers and editors as did Mollie. 'Fewer still were as widely acquainted with the content of their newspapers. Editor and Saleswoman Mollie considered it a part of her job.

She was an astute editor but, as one longtime friend put it, she was also "one hell of a saleswoman." Thruout 56 years of service, Interrupted briefly by two maternity leaves, her devotion to the job was legendary. Colleagues remember that Mollie each day came early, stayed late and often skipped vacations. A former boss, Arthur W. Crawford, joked that Mollie almost had her second baby at her desk. Actually, Mollie had finished her work for the day and gone home before the infant was delivered.

Supervised Comic Strips No detail of the syndicate operation was too small to command her attention. She probably read more comic strips than anyone else in the country, poring over originals of every panel and more than a score of strips before they were distributed. While Joseph M. Patterson, late founder and long-time publisher of the N. Y.

News, developed many of the syndicate's most popular strips, it was Mollie who supervised the daily operation. Editor Publisher, newspa-pering's trade organ, said of Mollie: "She is as colorful as the artists whose work she helps edit" And Patterson, when a question would arise, often said, Trust Moffie's judgment" lied Abort Age Mollie got her first job with The Chicago Tribune that of stenographer by lying about her age. That was in 1910. By 1933, when CapL Pat-terson ordered the syndicate office moved from Chicago to five brothers. Services will be held at 10 a.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1300 Devon av. Flavel B. Beattle Sr. Karl Frederick Kielsmeier ef Wat-seka.

Jan. 24, husband of Eveiyne, nee Johnson; father ef Carl F. brother of Mete. Services 2 p. Friday, Jan.

27, at Calvary Evangel leal Lutheran church, Watseka, III. Interment Oak Hill cemetery, Watseka. New York, Jan. 24 SI rioiy aepuKnre. mu s-4400.

Bloomqaist Negotiators for 1,700 grave- Theodore V. lata of 110 diggers reached a tentative W. Lawrence avenue. Visitation at Schlerf Flavel B. Beattie 78, of King settlement today in their three- 642 E.

56th st, formerly of Funeral Home, 2111 Lawrence avenue, Wednesday, 4 to p. m. Service Thursday, 10 a. m. Interment Elm Lawn ceme Judy L.

Matelian, nee Dvorak, suddenly, beloved wife of Andrew; dear mother of LeAnn, Lyn, and Leslie; dearest daughter of Joseph Sr. and Frances, nee Dudek; fond sister of Joseph Jr. and Adrienne; granddaughter of Bruno and Lottie Dudek; daughter-in-law of Rose Matelian. Funeral Friday, 9:15 a. from Szykowny Funeral Home, 4901-07 S.

Archer avenue, to St. Joseph church Summit. Interment Resurrection. Visitation after 3 P. m.

Wednesday. 735-7521. Micetich Thomas R. Micetich, beloved husband of Mary, nee Blazina; fond father of Patricia Attorney George Kapke, Tommy (Dr. Mark Wall and the late Albert and Dolores; son-in-law of Paulina Blazina; eight grandchildren.

At Frank M. Foran Funeral Home, 7300 West Archer avenue. Summit 55th street, iust West of Harlem. Visitation after 4 p. Wednesday.

Funeral Thursday, 9 a. to St. Joseph church. Please omit flowers. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

GL 04208. Continued on following page week old strike against 39 metropolitan area cemeteries. 10933 Longwood died yes Thomas King of 5 N. Lavergne avenue, beloved husband of Elizabeth Betty; dear father of the late Thomas Jr. Services at Sheldon Funeral Home, 5700 W.

Madison street, Thursday, 1 p. m. Interment Rosehill. AUstin 7-2012. tery.

LO 1-4850. Bobinski Agreement came after a 13 Joseph E. Bobinski of Forest Park, de -hour continuous bargaining voted husband ef Ade aida. nee Si mi terday in Billings hospital. Mr.

Beattie was a retired sales executive for Morton Salt company. His widow, Frances; a son, Flavel two grandchil 8900 W. NORTH AVENUE Klemm beloved fattier of Alvina Gauthler and session. Terms were not disclosed pending ratification by Konaid Booinski; grandfather of seven; brother of Ethel, Morton, and Rubin Bobinski, and the late Irene Talbleson. the rank and file.

TN usr OPEN EVES, 1 YOUR AND SUN. BANK Pl CARD ES 1-7201 dren; and a sister survive. Eleanor Anderson Klemm, nee Young-Strom, beloved wife of Frank E. Klemm; devoted mother of Lynn Anderson; fond sister of Dagmar Ringlund and Norma Olson. Services Friday, 1:30 p.

at Burke-Sullivan Funeral Home, 5018-20 W. Chicago avenue. Please omit flowers. Cremation Woodlawn cemetery. CO 1-0700.

Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p. at Zimmerman Son Funeral Home, 7319 Madison street. Forest Park. Interment Forest A ratification meeting win be Services will be held at 1 p. m.

held tomorrow. Union members Home. 360-Z200. Bombino Friday in the chapel at 2121 W. 95th st Fintral Directors Vincenzino Bambino of Berwyn, be are not expected to return to work until the agreement is approved, a state mediator said.

The strike began Jan. 2 loved husband of Jennie, nee Scaicelli; Andrew E. Bnesch Fullerton dear father of Florence, Concetta Anthony Yariow, Ida Gene Mate, Fran Johanna Fullerton, nee Peters, beloved Services for Andrew E. ces (tne late Robert smekiewttz. Prank when gravediggers and land- Buesch, of West Palm Beach, Fay, and Michael Marilyn; brother of Michael and Richard grandfather of VVJ formerly of Wilmette, will wife of the lete Robert; devoted mother of Margaret Ryan and the late William and Robert; fond sister of the late Charles Dade; dear grandmother of Robert and Howard Ryan and Dora Barber; great-grandmother of Robert, Scott, and mmi BiiraonY scapers belonging to local 365 of the AFL-CIO Cemetery Workers and Green Attendants union walked off their jobs.

FUNERAL HOME 5303 N. Western Ave. CUeaco Ml-6874 625 Bout HlrbwiT be held at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1100 Greenleaf Wilmette. Mr.

Buesch, who died Sunday, was a retired pharmaceutical chemist He Sandra Ryan. Funeral services Thursday, 1:30 a. it Thompson Funeral Home, 1710 W. 63d street. Interment Evergreen.

Member ef Drexel Parte churchi Dependable Infatuation, guidance and orTonqeewrts are few ef th sanrfcos enfered) by the Fuaerol Directors listed bare: 6BS4368 i rax Xlaca Wetdeck chapter. No. 579, O. E. and Herman Sisters lodge.

No. IX PR Test Your Facts eaves his widow, Edna a 24 HOUR Below each of the following son, John six grandchildren; NORTH WEST AMBULANCE KIVICI and seven great-grandchildren. questions are listed three answers. Make your choice, see A NTZE N-COLEMA fSlnce 18801 John Witt Jr. JAMES M.

COLEMAN Director 7874056 CHRASTKA MEMORIAL CHAPELS 3240 W. 26th St. 762-1211 6301 W. Cermak Rd. OL 2-1023 4611 Lincoln Ave.

561-1884 the correct answer below and mark your score. John Witt 49, of 5808 DRAKE BRAITHWAITE CO. DANIEL R. El NECKE President C. H.

JORDAN CO. FUNERAUCJIRICTOR CONBOY FUNERAL HOME 4817. W. Madison St. MALEC FUNERAL HOME 834-38 N.

Ashland Ave. School st, a printer for The Tribunx for the last eight AU 7-1130 HA 1-5S00 2119-21 Uncoin eve. 9-3460 Roald Amundsen led the e-iouu. Gallup Stella O. Gallup, nee Overflew, beloved wife of Andrew; loving mother of Andrew John Gal hip; fond daughter of Seima Overhaul loving sister of Florence Mink, Mrs.

Loretta Carl Ekltmd, Mrs. Claire Koemer, Russel B. Overheu, Robert Overheu, and William Overheu. Resting at Stlrten-Pieper Funeral Home, 149 W. Main street, Barrineton, 3 to 9 P.

Wednesday, where services will be held at I p. Thursday. Interment Greenwood cemetery. 381-3411. Gehrs Edward Gehrs, beloved husband ef Rose, nee Joachim; dear father of Jean Cart-son and Marl Iran Barth; grandfather of 11; brother of Grayce Olson.

Services Friday, 11 a. at Uddy Chapel, 4920-24 Irving Part road. In liee of flowers, donations to your favorite charity will be appreciated. Ki 5-6220. ears, died yesterday.

He Norwegian Antarctic expedition 221 East Erie NORTHWEST Superior 7-7709 leaves his widow, Clementine; SOUTHWEST which resulted in the discovery of the South pole, December 14, CHAS. W. ANDERSON son, Larry; one brother, and 4325 Armltage Ave. BE 5-2581 BLAKE-LAMB FUNERAL HOME JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" SS E. Erta WHItthaU 44060 A.

V. FURMAN FUNERAL HOME one sister. Mass will be said at 10 a. m. Friday in St Ferdi a 1911.

1917. 1902. 2. A relatively large portion 3100 W. Irving Park Rd.

IR 8-5000 3J7 W. Vtn 5t. 735-424Z 1413 W. 79th St. 735-4242 712 W.

31st St. 735-4242 OTTO J. JAEGER FUNERAL HOME mi n. ucero Ave. 5-isb of the sea partly enclosed by BRADY-GILL FUNERAL HOME nand Catholic church, 5900 Barry av.

la Momorfcna 636-2600 MATZ FUNERAL HOME land is called J44B n. lenrrai av. kj 542d seven; great-grandfarher of one. Funeral Wednesday, Jan. 25, at 9 a.

from the Joseph Nosek and Sons Funeral Home, 6716-1S W. 16th street, corner ef Euclid, Berwyn, to St. Mary of Celle church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment Quean of Heaven. GU 44144. Boyd Morris V. Boyd, beloved husbend ef Edna, nee Berndt; devoted father of Denis Lillian and Caret William Oulnlan; grandfather of three; brother ef Claud, Lee, Roy, Katherine Niemann, George, and Simpson. Resting at Horn-bore and Son Funeral Home, (400 S.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Thursday aV 2 p. It. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens South. 233-4310. Brandstetter Florence M.

Brandstetter, 090 65. ef Gravslake, IIU beloved wife of Fay dear mother of MSgt. Robert I. Brandstetter, U. S.

A. fond sister ef three; dear grandmother of ana. Resting at the Strong Funeral Chapel. 410 E. Betvlaere street, Grerslake.

Funeral mast 11 a. m. Thursday, at St. Andrews Episcopal church, Grayslake. Interment Warren cemetery, Gurnea, III.

223-0122. Broosch John J. Broosch ef 14 W. 113m place, devoted husband of BerMece, nee With-row; loving father ef Barbara Anne and John J. Sat.

U. S. A. Honolulu, Hawaii; dear father-in-law of Mutt Ann, nee Peterson; grandfather of Laura, Loral no, and Lois; fond brother of Mary Botda, Josephine Martensen, Frances Albano, Mabel Lecas, Agnes O'Brien, Anne Meagher ef La Salle, and the late Edward. Resting at Cooney Mortuary, 12 E.

112th place. Funeral Friday, .9:30 a. aw to St. Nicholas church. Mass 10 a.

at. Interment St. Mary. Buesch Andrew E. Buesch of West Palm Beech, formerly of Wilmette and Evanston.

husband of Edna father of John P. and the late Andrew P. Buesch; six grandchildren; seven great-erendchiMren. Resting at the Wm. H.

Scott Foneral Home, 1100 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette, from 7 to 9:30 P. m. Wednesday, where services will be held 3:30 a. m. Thursday.

Entombment private. AL 1-4200. Burger A. Joan Burger, beloved daughter of Marie Burger; dear sister of Emil, Stanley, and the late Joseph and Mae Kastner. Services Thursday, 1:30 P.

at Urbenek Funeral Home, 3814 W. 26th street. Interment Bohemian National. 521-3767. EDGAR FUNERAL HOME Conley a A gulf, bl A lake, An MEE RAMME FUNERAL DIREC 1IUY w.

vm ST. Giblin 3910 W. Irving Park Rd. IR 8-0031 EGAN FUNERAL HOME isthmus. James Cantey, 15B.

oar ttemal love. WIFE RHODE NA (nee Sawyer CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN JOHN MEISZNER 3700 W. 63d St. 5o24 w. Irvine Park Rd.

3. What happens when a play MCPHEE FUNERAL HOME PE 0-9000 AV 64740 HENRY W. MUELLER Garcia er puts "English" on a billiard RA 34870 LU 2-2000 PR 0-0770 TE 0-0345 PO 7-4730 BE 0-6660 7133 5. western Ave. Lockport, IIL sjos w.

Belmont Ave. Fumes Kill Father of 7 in Hebron, Ind. Herman Jacobs, 30, of rural route 2, Hebron, was found dead, apparently of car ban? Aaaallna Garcia Ahrays rarnwiiooiKl. HUSBAND, SISTERS. BROTHER CHRIST NIELSEN INC Fl I Hesse MODELL FUNERAL HOME BE 5-6871 5725 i.

PUlaSkl KO. sjui w. F-uiierton a Makes it bit two or more Kopanski THEIS FUNERAL HOME STARR FUNERAL HOME baits, Causes it to spin by IN 1-5800 2322 w. nun SI. 351-27 N.

puiaski Rd. Margaret Giblin, nee Creed, beloved wife of the late Edward dear mother of Helen Marie Joseph Russell; grandmother of Marllvnn T. E.J Whitlow; great-grandmother of three. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. hi from Collins Funeral Home, 5350 W.

North avenue, to St. Giles church. Interment Queen of Heeven. Member of St. Giles Guild of the Tabernacle.

TU 9-8844. Gillespie Dorothy Elizabeth Gillespie of 355 Ridge road, Kenilworth, Jan. 22, 1967, wife of Cecil Gillespie; sister of Virginia Speirs and the late Byron Seeirs. Friends may call at Hebblethwaite Chapel, 1567 Maplt avenue, Evanston, from 9 m. Tuesday, where service will be held 4 p.

m. Wednesday. hitting it off center, Causes it to hit an four corners of the John M. Kopensw-Jen. 23, 1965 In our hearts, you'll always stay, Laved and remembered every day.

DEVOTED WIFE FLORENCE, SON GERALD AND FAMILY SOUTH SUBURBAN New York, Mollie was expert enough to effect the complicated transfer without missing a single deadline. Appointed syndicate manager in 1946, she was the first woman to hold that high a post In 1955 she became syndicate vice president and, in 1961, director. Mollie was born in Chicago in 1893 and attended the Academy of Fine Arts there. Surviving are her husband, Charles Levinson, a retired insurance executive, two sons, William, a magazine editor, and Lee, an executive in Philadelphia, and four grandchildren. THE BEATLES ARE CONE For report on the changing of ft tuti In British-accented teeny-bopper music, see the Chicago Tribon Sunday Magazine, Jan.

V. ADAMS FELDHOFF ft WHITESEL Menconi BLAKE-LAMB FUNERAL HOME soi Dorchester Ave. re 1-2800 HEINEN LOSCHETTER 4727 w. 103d, oak Lawn 735-4242 Suburban Phone NE a-1193 9315 S. Ashland Ave.

ST 3-0460 Pauletta Renea Menconi. Sadly snlssed aa 17MI birthday. Alwers la our hearts. THE BELLI FAMILIES, PISCOPO AND MENNA FAMILIES DRECHSLER-BROWN FUNERAL HOME KENNY BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME 203 s. Marion, oak Park EU 3-3191 544S rtaisteo bo e-0661 Giuntoli bon monoxide poisoning, early yesterday morning in his auto, which was parked at the side of Southeast Grove road, five miles east of Lowell, Ind.

Police believe Jacobs became sleepy while returning home from work and pulled to the side of the road to rest The auto's gas tank was empty when bis body was found. Jacobs was married and the father of seven children. Menconi RYAN-PARKE FUNERAL HOME THOMAS MclNERNEY SONS 120 s. N. w.

park Ridge 823-1171 oj3 a. waiiace sr. bo a-0703 PeuKtte Menconi. Fond memories. AUNT FRAN AND UNCLE JIM table.

4. The famous aria "Dance of the Hours" is from the opera a "Cavaneria Rusticana." tb "The Frying Dutchman." "La ANSWERS a 191L 2. al A gulf. 3. Causes it to spin by hitting it off center.

4. "La Giocon-da." 7 WALSH-LLOYD-OBARTUCH SCHMAEDEKE FUNERAL HOME yvuu s. i nrooc-st. be -23Zl 107tn St. Harlem worth Gi S-eOOO Menconi Primo Giuntoli.

beloved husbend of the lata Anita, nee Pelligrlnl; fond father of James Florence, Tosca Frank Ciolkosz. and Rene Catherine; dear brother of Gene Minnie and Neal Cecile Giuntoli; grandfather of three. Services Thursday, 10 a. at the Anzilottl-Bacigalupa Funeral Home, 2433 S. Oakley avenue.

Interment local cemetery. VI 7-6868. To our dear daughter and sister, Paul-ette, who would have been 17 today. FUNERAL DIRECTORS WHO CESIRE INFORMATION REGARDIXQ THIS I Parise DIRECTORY. WHICH RUXS WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SUXDAY PKONEt MRS.

HORN, 222-4438 James Parise. In loving nemory of my Jim oa his birthday. WIFE MAE.