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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1968 Section 1 A 9 DEATH NOTICES SURVEY SHOWS REPORT FROM NEW YORE River Dragged for Youth Who Fled Police RIP ON SOCIETY GIVES BLESSING TO 89 IN G.O.P. WALLACE MAY Outlook Is Rosy for Republicans in New York Cond. from preceding page Rathmann Antoinette Rathmarm, nee Drux, of Las Vesas, formerly of Hammond, dear mother of Loretta Androff of La Habia, Cal and Hildearde Compton of Elgin, loving sister of Helen Penz-cK of Tucson, srandmother of ne. Visitation Tuesday, 7 to 10 p. at Burns Funeral Home, 5840 Hohman avenue, Hammond, and Wednesday after 7 p.

m. at Bunker Brothers Mortuary, Las Vegas. Nev. Funeral services to be held Thursday. 219-932-0260.

Riccobene 63 By William Fulton CAUSE UPSETS Experts Doubt He Will Chicago Tribune Press Service Washington, Oct. 21 (CPD The Starke Albert F. Starke, beloved husband of the late Agnes; fond father of Loretta Tegtmeyer; grandfather of four; greatgrandfather of one; brother of Harry and Theodore. Visitation 5 to 10 p. m.

Monday and Tuesday, at Peterson Funeral Home, 6938 W. North avenue. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Vount Emblem.

Member of Ivanhoe lodge. No. 1100, A. F. 8, A.

and B. of R. No. 119. 637-4441.

Stua See Joseph Jim Halpln notice. Straus Mortimer B. Straus of Houston, beloved husband of Orina Aran Straus; devoted father of Irma Jean Wheat and James; stepfather of Hertzel and Sidney Aron, Bernadine Rosenblatt, Peggy Samet, and Marlie Gerstenhaber; dear grandfather of Wendy, Dindy, and Jamie Wheat; loving son of the late I. D. and Irma Straus; fond brother of James I.

D. Frankle and Robert I. D. Isa-belle. Services Wednesday, 1 p.

at Rosehill cemetery mausoleum, 5800 N. Ravenswood. Friends are asked to pay their respects at time of service. LO 1-4740. Strobel Fred W.

Strobel, beloved husband of Josephine, nee Knapp; dear father of Patricia Douglas Plnkawa; grandfather of Phillip Plnkawa; fond son of Anna and the late Fred; brother of Nmw yukk, uct. 21 inings are looiong so rosy tor tne rte-publicans in New York state this year that they are already starting to pick up the marbles. But even if the Ripon society today offered indorsement to a select group of 89 Republicans it considered Coast guard and police marine unit crews dragged the north branch of the Chicago river yesterday for the body of Dennis Vinyard, 18, of 4455 N. Whipple who dived into the river late Friday while trying to escape from police. Harold Andler, an Albany Park district patrolman, said he chased Vinyard and three 'progressive and intelligent" G.

O. P. does sweep the Empire state, its leaders are expected candidates for congressional to have troubles dividing up the spoils. and state-wide offices. As the picture looks now, with election The liberal organization said day two weeks away, the Republicans the indorsement list, approved should carry the state for Richard Nixon 0 by its national governing board, other youths from a homecom came at a time wnen a younger generation demands TS celebration at North Park college, 5125 N.

Spaulding even higher standards of po Gertrude Fiebrick, Robert, Adeline ANTI-MINORITY FREE SPEECH APPEAL DENIED BY ALDO BECKMAN Chicago Tribune Press Service Washington, Oct. 21 The United States Supreme court today refused to consider the appeal of three white supremacists convicted on a charge of inciting to riot in Baltimore. The three Charles Lynch, 54, formerly of San Bernardino, and Richard B. Norton, 32, and Joseph Carroll, 20, both of Baltimore had argued that their conviction, violated then-rights of free speech. In July, 1966, the trio, all officials of the National States Rights party, made a number of ant i-Negro, anti-Jewish speeches in a Baltimore park, which triggered racial disturbances.

Their appeals of two-year jail sentences, handled by the American Civil Liberties union, were rejected without comment. Chicago Case Cited A recent decision, which held that William Witherspoon, convicted of killing a Chicago policeman, could not be sentenced to death by a jury from which opponents of capital punishment had been automatically excluded, was cited by the tribunal in ordering a Richmond, federal court of litical leadership." Buetow, and the late Edward. Resting at the A. V. Furman Funeral Home, 3100 Irving- Park road.

Funeral Wednes day, 9:30 a. to St. Francis Xavier Not All Are Liberals Not all of the candidates according to most of the pollsters, return Jacob Javits to the United States Senate, overturn the 25-14 Democratic edge in the state delegation to the House of Representatives, and win back control of the state Assembly. If all this optimism is borne out, the lean and hungry Republicans would enjoy the tightest grip on the state in 65 years. They already have both senators, including the recent appointee, Charles E.

Goodell, to fill the seat left vacant by the assassination of a Democrat, Robert F. named have liberal records and Win a Northern State Washington, Oct. 21 AP Republican and Democratic party professionals across the country say they doubt George C. Wallace will carry any states outside the south but they expect the third party candidate to make some dramatic showings. Wallace could run second in six scattered nonsouthern states and strong in at least three more, according to party professionals and independent observers surveyed by The Associated Press in every state.

Wallace forces say they could carry Michigan with a 50 per cent vote, stand a good chance in Pennsylvania, and will pull off some startling upsets in other states. See Humphrey Trailing The major party professionals assess the prospects for several refused Ripon's in dorsement, the society said. These were not identified. In selecting candidates for indorsement, the society said, Fulton 'We have accordingly sought after school officials reported they were causing a disturbance. Chases Youths" on Foot Andler chased the youths on foot to the river's edge near Foster avenue.

The youths jumped into the water and began swimming to the opposite shore, which is 50 feet away. Andler said he lost the youths in the darkness but later saw two of them drying their clothes in an automatic laundry at Kedzie and Lawrence avenues. He asked the youths, whom he identified as Doug Fuller and Tad Howard, where their companion was. Andler re See Mary Ann Nina Testa notice. Robin David Robin of 339 W.

Barry avenue, beloved husband of Ann, nee Freeman; loving father of Sherwin Gladys of Skokle; 3 grandchildren; brother of Norman Robin of Houston, Tex. Services Tuesday, 2 p. at Weinjstein Brothers Chapel, 1300 W. Devon. Interment West-lawn cemetery.

Member of Lincoln Park lodge, B'nai B'rith, Golden Harmony lodge. No. 917, I. O. O.

F. Please omit flowers. Chapel visitation at time of services only. RO 1-2400. Rogers See Elaine Rogers Young notice.

Rogers Leslie Btythe Rogers, Oct. 21, 1968, darling daughter of Bill and Elaine Rogers; dear sister of Billy and Valli; fond granddaughter of Myrtle V. Kel-ley and Dora Rogers. At Lain and Son Chapel, S501 N. Ashland avenue.

Visitation Tuesday, Oct. 22, from 4 p. m. to 9 p. m.

Services and entombment private. Memorials to the North Shore Baptist church, 5244 Lakewood avenue, would be appreciated. Rojewski Joseoh Roiewski, beloved husband of Anna, nee Brzycka; dear father of George father-in-law of Sue. Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a. from Richard Funeral Home, 5749 Archer avenue, corner of Lorel, to St.

John's parish, P. N. C. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens South. 767-1840.

Rossing Gunda C. Rossing, beloved wife of the late Peder loving mother of Helene T. George Kuhl and Ray H. Myrtle; grandmother of Howard Kuhl and Selma Rossing; sister of Sam Knudsen and Synnoe Knudsen. Funeral Thursday, Oct.

24, 1 p. at Olson Funeral Home, 6467-77 N. Northwest highway. Interment Mount Olive. Member of Logan Square First Baotist church for 62 years.

Visitation after 7 p. m. Tuesday. 774-3333. Rudd Haroid J.

Rudd. beloved husband of Mae, nee Mohoney; loving father of Jane Moritz, Thomas, Rosemary Mc-Grail. and Rifa grandfather of 15; fond brother of Mae, Luella, Estelle, Norman, and the late William, Thomas, and Marguerite Rudd. Liturgical service Tuesday at 8 p. m.

Funeral Wednesday, Oct. 23. at 9:30 a. from Ahem Funeral Home, 1110 Madison street. Oak Park, to St.

Catherine of Siena church. Reouiem mass 10 a. m. Interment All Saints. Member of Brownson council, K.

of C. Visitation after 4 p. m. Monday. Please omit flowers.

Ell 3-5700 or KE 3-2394. Ruys Ellen 1 Ruys, beloved wife of the late Gerhard loving rrotner of Gerhara fond sister of the late Elizabeth progressive and intelligent Republicans who can elicit com Kennedy. They have Gov. Nelson Rockefeller in Albany and Mayor John Lindsay in New York City. Noting the straws in the wind, a dozen elected Democrats mitment and enthusiasm from voters who find little to be enthusiastic about on the national cnurcn.

interment St. Joseph cemetery. I 8-5800. Stnmpf Frederick Stumpf, beloved husband of Monica; dear stepfather of Thomas Paine. Service Wednesday, 1 p.

at the Vance Funeral Home, 1424 S. 50th avenue, Cicero. Entombment Queen of Heaven mausoleum. OL 2-5245. Susalla John Martin Susalla, beloved husband of Anna Marie; loving father of Le Roy John of Coeur d'Alene, dear grandfather of Michael Lee and Rory Philip.

Funeral from Skeeles Colonial Chapel, Stony Island at 86th place, Thursday, Oct. 24, at 9 a. to St. Ailbe's church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Mary's. BA 1-3680. Swan Anthony J.

Swan, beloved husband of Frances, nee Jankowski; dear father of Yvonne Rauscher and Chester and John Swan. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a. from Wollschlager Funeral Home, 3604 S. Hovne avenue, to St. Maurice church.

Interment Resurrection. LA 3-0196. Testa Mary Ann Nina Testa, beloved daughter of Allesandro and Vincenza; loving sister of Phyliss Riccobene and Vincent. Funeral Wednesday, 8:45 a. from Kringas and Marzuello 5400 W.

Harrison street, to St. Callistus church. Entombment Queen of Heaven. AU 7-8600. Thomas are seeking the refuge of judicial appointments, among them level." New York city council president, Frank O'Connor.

Noninclusion of Republicans "Every Democrat in the state wants a judgeship," said a on the list did not imply a party leader. "These guys want to get out while the getting's good." 'negative indorsement," the Republican Richard M. Nixon society said. ported neither youth had seen Vinyard after diving into the Expect Reshuffling of Characters and Democrat Hubert H. Humphrey about the same way the candidates themselves have.

Republicans even say pri Indorses 4 in Illinois The list included: ILLINOIS: Rep. Robert Mc- river. THIS IS to be a Republican year, there will have to be a reshuffling of the characters on the stage afterward. Major Wait Until Sunday CloryJ12th district, Rep. Don vately that Nixon is going to appeals to reconsider its de possibilities are as follows The youths waited until Sun ald Rumsfeld 13th, Rep.

John 1. Gov. Rockefeller could be named to a Nixon cabinet; he Anderson 16th, Rep. Paul day morning to notify the missing youth's parents, Mr. win unless he makes a mistake.

"Let's not blow it," is a watchword. The Democrats say Hum Findley 20th. has indicated interest in secretary of state or the department of defense. INDIANA: Rep. Robert T.

and Mrs. Howard Vinyard, Andler said. The parents then phrey is behind and they 2. Mayor Lindsay, known to be sick of strikes and rioting in Garton 9th, Rep. W.

W. Hill Jr. 11th. called police, and a search was begun. Mrs.

Irene Vinyard, the IOWA: Rep. Fred Schwengel what he calls the "Fun City," could decide not to run for reelection in 1969 and make the race for governor instead. Albany could be a steppingstone toward fulfilment of Lindsay's ambi blame intraparty splits, their campaign's late start, and a money shortage but say he already has gained the momentum to overtake Nixon on 1st. youth's mother, stood on the MICHIGAN: Rep. Marvin L.

tion to occupy the White House. Nov. 5. Esch 2d, Rep. Donald Riegle Jr.

7th, Rep. Philip Ruppe 3. Both the governorship and Goodell's Senate seat are up Associated Press bureaus in in 1970. Rockefeller is not expected to seek a fourth term. The 11th.

every state assessed the cam governor, chilly toward Lindsay, makes no bones about liking MINNESOTA: Rep. Albert H. paign at this point on the basis of state polls and interviews Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson as his successor.

Quie 1st, Rep. Clark McGregor 3d, Rep. Harmon T. Ogdahl 5th, Rep. John M.

4. Both parties will have to take into account the upsurging with party leaders, campaign insiders and independent ob river bank yesterday and watched searching operations for her son. "We feel pretty sure that he has drowned," she told a reporter. Mrs. Vinyard said her son was not a good swimmer.

He had attended Gordon Technical High school, 3633 N. California and was waiting to go into the service. Vinyard's father, Howard, 60, is a machinist. The couple have two other children, who are both married. Conservatives, who have outstripped the Liberals to gain firm hold of the third line on the voting machine.

The new party is Zwach 6th. servers. Report Nixon Plurality MISSOURI: Thomas B. Cur currently running James Buckley against Javits and the Demo cision in a North Carolina murder case. North Carolina appealed the lower court ruling, which had reversed the conviction and death sentence of Marion F.

Crawford, a fugitive from a South Carolina road gang, convicted of the 1962 murder of an 8-year-old girl. The appeals court, prior to the Witherspoon case, had reversed the conviction on the grounds that opponents of capital punishment were kept off the jury. In the Witherspoon case the conviction was upheld by the high court, altho the death penalty was nullified. The appeals court was ordered to reconsider its actions in the Crawford case in light of the Witherspoon decision. Rejects FCC Challenge In other action today, the nation's highest court: Rejected a series of appeals challenging orders of the Federal Communications commission, issued in July, 1967, which severely cut back pre-sunrise operations of hundreds of radio stations.

Agreed to examine a case involving the Food and Drug cratic nominee, Paul O'Dwyer, for the Senate. They gave Nixon the lead in tis for senator, Lawrence K. Roose for governor, John C. Danforth for attorney general. at least 26 states with 222 of the 270 electoral votes needed for No Conservative Electoral Slate NORTH DAKOTA: Rep.

Mark election, Humphrey in Mas Andrews 1st. gi ONSERVATIVE party leadership, favoring Nixon, wanted to sachusetts and the District of Linda Thomas, age 3, darling daughter of Dean and Marie, nee Spalla; loving sister of Daniel and Patrick; dear granddaughter of Rose Spalla. Funeral Wednesday, 8:43 a. from the Coletta Funeral Home, 3240 W. 79th street, to St.

Denis church. Mass of the Angels, 9:30 a.m. Interment St. Mary's. Visitation after 6 p.

m. Monday. 436-1861. Tony John Joseoh Tony, beloved son of John and Virginia, nee Shefts; dear brother of Virginia, Irene, Denise, Barbara, and Kenneth; grandson of Frances Tony. Funeral Thursday, Oct.

24, at 9 a. from the Drumm Funeral Home, 1200 E. 162d street, 1 block west of Calumet expressway on U. S. 6, South Holland.

Mass 10 a. m. at Holy Ghost church. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. In lieu of flowers, mass cards will be appreciated.

333-0011. Triebess Amanda Eva Triebess, age 85, 2424 W. 19th avenue, Gary, passed away Sunday, fond aunt of Mrs. Jeanette Daronatsy and Mrs. Wilbert Hoeooner.

Funeral services in the Burns Memorial Chapel, Thursday, 10 a. Rev. Stanley A. Terry officiating. Interment Mount Greenwood cemetery, Chicago, where graveside services will be held Thursday at 11 a.

m. Friends may call at the Burns Memorial Chapel, 675 Adams street, Gary, after 7 p. m. Tuesday. 219-886-9154.

Tumpach Cecelia Tumpach of Downers Grove, beloved wife of the late Joseph dear mother of Daniel; sister of Theodore Janik and Jean Rihel. Resting at Toon Funeral Home, 4920 Main street, Downers Grove, after 7 p. m. Tuesday. Mass St.

Joseph church Thursday, 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. 968-0408. Tumpach Joseph J.

Tumpach of Downers Grove, beloved husband of the late Cecelia; dear father of Daniel; fond son of Mrs. Ella Tumoach and the late James; brother of Frank, Marie Radziewicz, Ella Rivers, and Barbara Laux. Resting at Toon Funeral Home, 4920 Main street. Downers Grove, after 7 p. m.

Tuesday, Oct. 22. Mass St. Joseoh church, Thursday, 10 a. m.

Interment Queen of Heaven. 968-0408. Vach James V. Vach of Lyons, beloved husband of the late Anna, nee Marsalek; loving father of James F. Ona Vach; grandfather of two; brother of Mary Tregler.

Funeral Wednesday, Oct. 23, 9:30 a. from Johnson Funeral Home, 3845-47 Prairie avenue, Brookfield, to St. Barbara church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Member of Westend Improvement club of Lyons. HU 5-0214. Van Der Heyden Philip C.

Van Der Heyden, suddenly, in Arizona, loving husband of Mary, nee Zell; fond father of Mary Louise Burke, Warren, Philip and Phyllis Fitzpat-rick; brother of Helen Donahue, Henry, and Rose Poulsen, grandfather of 19. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Liddv Chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road, to Our Lady of Victory church. Inter SOUTH DAKOTA: Frank L. put up the same slate of Presidential electors as on the Re Columbia with 17 electoral Farrar for governor.

votes, and Wallace in 5 states publican line, but Sen. Javits demurred. Then the Conservative leaders squelched a movement to indorse Wallace and decided WISCONSIN: Warren Knowles with 45 electoral votes. HEART PLANT IS PERFORMED not to put up any slate at all. for governor, Rep.

Alvin O'Kon-ski 10th. The standing in other states was subject to rival claims or there were no attributable Robert T. Connor, Republican borough president of Rich IN MILWAUKEE PRIEST PLEADS nonpartisan figures. mond, one of the five populous counties making up New York City, has indorsed Buckley for the Senate. He told cheering Hunt, Justine Severa.

Kathenne Link-later, Peter, and Joseph Benet. Funeral Wednesday, Cct. 23, at 9:30 a. from Sullivan Funeral Home, 2701 W. 63d street at Washtenaw avenue, to St.

Rita church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. PR 6-8X0. Sanders Frank I. Sanders, beloved husband of Mary, nee Mullen; dearest father of Maryann and Patricia Michael McCabe; fond grandfather of Michael brother of Rose Kirstein, Sylvia Burns, and Benedict T.

Resting at Stermer Funeral Home. 3653-59 Fullerton avenue. Funeral Wednesday, Oct. 23, at 9:30 a. to Our Lady of Grace church.

Interment St Joseph's. Member of Franklin union, No. 4. Please omit flowers. BE 5-1815.

Sass Chester J. Sass, devoted son of Mary, nee Stachura, and the late Stanley; fond brother of Dr. Theodore. Funeral Wednes-oay, Oct. 23, at 9:15 a.

from Colonial Funeral Home, 6250 Milwaukee avenue, to St. Giles church. Interment St. Adalbert. SP 4-0366.

Scheuber Frida B. Scheuber, beloved wife of the late Rev. Jonn ioving mother of Norman srandmother of Dell Luise Urban; great-grandmother of two. Late rsident of St. Paul's House.

Services Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2 p. at Drake and Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue. Interment St.

Peter cemetery. 561-6374. Schultz John A. Schultz Sr. of 6821 Merrilee lane, Dallas, survived by wife, Mrs.

Martha G. Schultz of Dallas; son, John A. Schultz Jr. of Houston, two grandchildren; sisters, Mrs. Blanche Borgeson of Los Altos, Mrs.

Helen Cella of Minneapolis, and Mrs. Alice Kennedy of Chicago. Services 1 p. m. weonesday, at- Restland Funeral Home, Dallas, Tex.

Cremation will follow. Family requests that memorials be made to the American Heart association. Schwengel Wilhelmina Schwengel of Scarsdale, N. on Oct. 20, 1968, following a long illness.

Born in Chicago, on July 10, 1880. Funeral private. Interment at Gate of Heaven cemetery, Hawthorne, N. Y. In lieu of flowers, contribution to favorite charity suggested.

Scimeca Mary E. Scimeca, nee Flannigan, beloved wife of Victor loving mother of Marguerite Eaward Schar and Victor fond grandmother of Kenneth and Timothy Schar; devoted daughter of Bridget A. and the late Joseph Flannigan; dear sister of Terrance Flannigan, Margaret Mailoy, and tne late Joseoh Fiannuan. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from P'atf Funeral Home, 50C1 N.

Lin-coin avenue, to St. Hilary church. En-tomDment Queen of Heaven mausoleum. Visitation begins Tuesday. 6 P- m.

Member or St. Hilary Altar and Rosary society 728-1700. Scott The survey indicated Wallace Milwaukee, Oct. 21 (UPD Wisconsin's first heart transplant was performed at St. INNOCENT TO followers that Javits and O'Dwyer were "elbowing each other could run second to Nixon in Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, and to see who can get further to the left." TAX CHARGE Connor hailed Buckley's call for the United States to re Alaska and possibly Arizona Los Angeles, Oct.

22 Tues and Idaho. sume a full-scale offensive against North Viet Nam. Wallace also showed strong day A Chicago-born Roman Catholic priest who author Rep. Paul A. Fino, until recenty chairman of the Bronx but unmeasured labor support county Republican organization, noted the growing Conservative in lexas, Tennessee, and Mich ities say led a double life pleaded innocent yesterday to strength.

igan and a more general appeal In certain areas, the Conservative party has become the in Virginia. charges that he failed to file United States income tax re balance of power and has had tremendous influence in the In Kentucky, where Demo administrations regulation of antibiotics used not for patients but for pathological laboratory tests. Agreed to hear arguments on whether a law requiring the payment of a transfer tax when purchasing marijuana forces self-incrimination. candidates Republicans are putting up," he said. crats are splintered and defec turns on nearly $120,000.

But the Rev. Robert Daniel Nikliborc, Luke's hospital tonight. A spokesman said the surgical team described the recipient's condition as "stable." L. W. Vandervort, hospital administrator, said the heart of the male donor stopped at 5:59 p.m., and the transplant began immediately.

The recipient was identified only as a 49-year-old woman. It was learned that the donor was Robert E. Buelow, 30, Milwaukee, an army veteran who worked for a paint company. Police said Buelow was critically injured yesterday when knocked to the pavement by a man after warning a pedestrian for blocking the path of a car Buelow was in. In the Bronx, in order to get support from the Conservative tions to Wallace are reported, 37, said he would be willing to party, we had to indorse some of the Conservative candidates plead guilty to charges that he some party leaders have said the Democrats could draw too low a vote less than 20 per However, the new party is indorsing Democrats as well.

failed to file returns for 1963 and 1965 if he were not held to a specific amount. cent to get on the 1972 ballot without petitioning. More opti LeMay Denies Talks, Judge William P. Gray took mistic Democrats say Hum this under advisement and said phrey is running second to ment St. Joseon.

visitation after 7 p. m. Monday. Ki 5-6220. Walker See Walter J.

Walkowiak notice. Walkov See Walter J. Walkowiak notice. Walkowiak Walter J. Walkowiak Walkov, son of thp iat Marv and Paui; dearest brother he would make a decision Nixon and gaming.

Wallace is an imponderable War Lull Are Linked In court, Father Nikliborc in Indiana, which gave him 29 said Nikliborc is his correct per cent of its vote in the 19S4 Democratic jrTesidential pri mary. A poll for the Indian name. He was described by United States Attorney Matt Byrne, at the time charges were filed, as living under two of Frances Joseph Smuskiewicz, Marie G. Walker, Charlotte John Glowacki, Leon Ann, and the late Bruno Walkowiak and Clara Lantka; fond brother-in-law of Stanley Lantka of Joliet; many nieces and neohews. Funeral Wednesday, 9-30 a.

from Urbanek Funeral Home, 1335 51st street, to St. John of God church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

YA 7-6112. apohs star and News gave Nixon about 44 per cent and names: as Father Nikliborc in Wallace and Humphrey each about 20 per cent. Wreber MASS SLATED FOR STATE REP. TUMPACH, WIFE Mass for State Rep. Joseph Tumpach, 55, and his wife, Cecilia, 53, of 4644 Highland Downers Grove, will be said at 10 a.

m. Thursday in St. Joseph's Catholic church, 4832 Highland Downers Grove. Mr. and Mrs.

Tumpach were killed in an auto collision Sunday night as they left a dinner held in his honor in a union hall at Ogden and Cass avenues, Westmont. Mr. Tumpach was the Democratic chairman of Du Page county and was campaigning for reelection to a third term as state representative from the 38th district. The Tumpachs are survived by a son, Danny. EX JOLIET HIGH Banning, where he was president of an orphanage, and as Robert Drew Rand, owner of a luxurious home in Palm Springs.

BY LOUISE HUTCHINSON Chicifo Tribune Press Service Washington, Oct. 21 Gen. Curtis' LeMay vigorously denied today that the current lack of offensive action by North Vietnamese forces in South Viet Nam had any relation to a possible bombing halt concession from Hanoi. What the battle lull really indicates is that the bulk of the big enemy units have been "cut to pieces and defeated and Alex C. Weber of Chicago, beloved father of Beverly and Janet; 13 grandchildren; brother of Minnie.

Visitation after 7 p. m. Tuesday at Lauterburg Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 E. Northwest highway, Arlington Heights, where services will be held Wednesday, 11 a. m.

Interment Union Ridge cemetery. 253-5423. BASEBALL STAR Heart Group Tells 3 Award Winners New York, Oct. 21 (CPD The American Heart association announced today it will give its 1968 gold heart awards, the highest honor it bestows for distinguished service in its field, to Dr. Michael E.

Debakey of Houston; Dr. Carleton B. Chapman of Hanover, N. and Rome A. Berts of Summit, N.

J. Dr. Debakey is a famed heart surgeon; Dr. Chapman is dean of the Dartmouth Medical school and Betts has served the association as executive director. KILLED IN VIET Weideman MRS.

JENNINGS, Marine Pfc. William L. Dru- Anna Weideman, beloved wife of the late Gustave. Private funeral services were held Monday, Oct. 21, with interment at St Boniface cemetery.

chel, 19, a former Joliet Centra: High school baseball star, was CITY SCHOOL TEACHER, DIES Mrs. Mary Jennings, who Wiese killed Oct. 13 in Viet Nam, it withdrawn to sanctuaries in was learned yesterday. Pfc. DrucheL the son of Mrs, Vera Druchel of 909 Richards AP Wirephoto taught in Chicago grammar schools for over 50 years, died yesterday in St.

Joseph Karl Wiese, beloved husband of the late Margaret nee Wolkenhauer; fond uncle of Else Bondar; brother-in-law of Gustav Gretel Wolkenhauer and Joseph Schmieger. Funeral services Wednesday, 1:30 P. at Pfaff Funeral Home, 5001 Lincoln avenue. Interment Ridge-wood cemetery. Member of Chicago local.

No. 245, Lithographers and Photo-enqravers International union. Visitation ucgins 3 p. m. Tuesday.

728-1700. Joliet, was a machine gun Gen. Curtis LeMay at press ner. He was killed in action conference. near Quang Tri in the demili Mrs.

Jennings, 80, of 856 E. Wojtyna tarized zone. 169th South Holland, taught scale operations could be des During his senior year at Jo- for 45 years in the Avalon Park Elementary school, 8045 troyed. let Central in 1966, Pfc. Druche; Allie Scott, beloved wife of the late George loving motner of Louise and Earl Newerf; oear grandmother of two; great-grandmother of 10; great-great-grandmother of one.

Services Wednesday, Oct 23, 3 P. at Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue. Interment Des Moines, la. 561-6874.

Seifert Walter H. Seifert, husband of Carrie J. Seifert. Funeral Tuesday, Oct. 22; services at Forest Home cemetery, Milwaukee, Wis.

Area 414 645-2632. Sensibar J. R. Sensibar of 3920 N. Lake Shore drive, beloved husband of Beatrice, nee Musin; oear father of George L.

and tne late Rita Mae; loving grandfather of three; fond brother of Ezra and the la'e Naomi Barr. Services Tuesday, 2 p. m. at Temple Snolom, 3480 Lake Shore orive. Interment Rosehill cemetery.

Friends may pay their respects at Piser Memorial Chapel, 5206 N. Broadway, Monday, 7 to 9 p. m. Please pmit flowers. LO 1-4740.

Sim Vera C. Sim, nee Ku9elberg, 5653 S. Ashiand avenue, Oct. 19, 1968, beloved wife of the late Alexander Sim; dear mother of Kenneth Lettv Sim and Patricia Chanesl McNamara; grandmother of Kenneth Jr. and Eugene; survived by two brothers and five sisters.

At Lam and Son Chaoel, 2121 W. 95th street, wnere services will be held Wednesday, Oct. 23, at 2 p. m. Interment Chaoel Hill Gardens South.

Visitation after 6 p. m. Monday. Smetana Frank J. Smetana of Fox Lake, beloved husoand of the late Frances; fond father of Frank Jr.

and Lucille Hensiey; six grandchildren; two great-grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday, 8 p. under auspices of Veritas lodge. No. 926, A.

F. 8i A. M-, at Lauterburg Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 E. Northwest highway. Arlington Heights.

Graveside service Wednesday, 1 p. at St. Adalbert cemetery. 253-5423. Smietana Woiciech George Smietana, beloved husoand of the late Stephanie; loving father of Helen John Placxo, John (Violet, Theodore Stephanie, William Joanne, and Chester Bemice; dear brotner of Adotpn; fond grandfather of 13; great-grandfather of two.

Funeral Thursday, Oct. 2. 9:30 a. from tne Schieika Funeral Home, 7710 W. Addison street, to St.

Francis Borgia church. Interment St. Adalbert's. NA 5-3444. Smith Mary Rita Smith, nee Hughes, beloved wife of the late Leonard W.

Smith; loving mother of Betty John Gregory, James Mary Smith, and Carol Gerry Riemersma; dear sister of William ret. bat. chief, C. F. Walter F.

Harry 1st assistant state fire marshall, Allca Bauer, John PatricK, Anne Molly, the late James 2d deputy fire marshall, F. and Robert div. marshall, C. F. fond grandmother of 15.

Funeral Wednesday, 10 a. from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home. 4727 W. 103d street. Oak Lawn, to St.

Denis church. Interment St. Marys cemetery. Member of St. Denis A.

and R. society. For transportation Information, call NE 6-1193 or 735-4242. So hr beck Asked if he would favor abandonment of the Paris by Harold Blake Walker led his baseball team with a .565 batting average and was a starting pitcher. He had been Kenwood av.

In 1959, she was retired from the public school system. She then taught in St. Kilian Elementary school, 8748 Aberdeen until 1964. peace talks, Le May said: "At in Viet Nam one month. least we're together.

We're not getting anywhere, but we Among other midwest GIs listed killed in action in Viet Mrs. Jennings, whose hus Francis Frank Woltyna, husband ot the late Anastasia; father of Mary Smale. Michael, Joseph, Walter, Genevieve Blum and Angle Nanos; grandfather of 14; great-grandfather of many. Funeral Wednesiey morning, at Ladysmith, Wis. Interment Conrath cemetery.

Wis. Young Elaine Rogers Young, passed away Saturday, Oct. 19, 1968, at Wesley Memorial hospital, of 3416 W. 22d avenue, Gary, wife of Charles; mother of Charles Charlene, and Carl; daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter E. Rogers granddaughter of Mrs. Isaiah Dokins and Mrs. Eugene Rogers; sister of two sisters and two brothers; many other relatives and friends. Wake services will be Wednesday, Oct.

23, from 8 p. m. to 9 p. m. Funeral services Oct.

24, at 1 p. at the A. R. Leak Colonial Chapel, 7838 Cottage Grove. Officiated by the Rev.

Robert Lowery of Gary, Ind. Interment Burr Oak cemetery. VI 6-6567. Zelan should keep trying." Nam are: ARMY Staff Sgt. Otis L.

Norris Jr, Urbana, 111. band, George, died three years ago, is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Mary Reilly, and nine grandchildren. Mass will be said at 11 a. m.

Thursday in As to his place in the political limelight and the campaign, Le May said "I don't enjoy it very much." He has "never been Sp. 4c Ronald M. Delp, Sel Cambodia, Laos, and North Viet Nam," said the running mate of George Wallace, independent Presidential candidate. Rejects Bombing Halt But LeMay, at his first press conference since returning early yesterday from a four-day visit to Viet Nam, said he "gathered" that a new communist offensive was expected. Information, he said, indicated a "massive movement of supplies" from the north toward South Viet Nam.

"You condemn Americans to death if you call a unilateral bombing halt," said LeMay. This country has tried that before, he said, and all it has reaped is more rapid movement of North Vietnamese supplies into South Viet Nam. Asked his reaction if President Johnson were to declare a bombing halt without publicly a wledging concessions from Hanoi, LeMay gave a soft answer. Give President a Chance "You have to give the President a chance," he said. "Dissension in this country has helped the enemy.

The enemy thinks we don't have the will to win. He thinks he can win here or in Paris. You can disagree much interested in this kind of Holy Ghost Catholic church, ma, Ind. thing but I felt it my duty," he 700 E. 170th South Holland.

Staff Sgt. Timohy J. Murphy. said. Amazed by Attack Green Bay, Wis.

MARINE CORPS EAST ST. LOUIS Alphonzo S. Zelan, beloved son of the late Edmund and tne laxe vicrona; krntttar ni in xnd Victoria fLe Roy Pvt. Harold W. Buttz, Coun HiMfiAim.

tt late Edward Augustine, and the late Louis. Funeral Wednes The former air force chief of staff commented caustically when asked about a statement cil Bluffs, la. MYSTERY: FIVE BODIES FOUND day, 10:30 a. rrom evans runerai Home. 6845 S.

Western avenue, to St. Died not as a result of hostile Rita church. Interment St. Mary ceme in the Cuban missile crisis memoirs of the late Sen. tery.

Please omir tiowers. visnanun Tuesday after 4 p. m. Information, GILBERT CHESTERTON noted that the Sermon on the Mount is not a beautiful discourse that our sad but sane planet cannot reasonably accept; rather it is sanity preached to a planet of lunatics. When we consider the plight of our world it is fairly obvious that we are slightly crazy.

We are not behaving with even reasonable common sense. If we apply the pragmatic test it is clear that our behavior has brought us to a time of grave peril and close to the destruction of all we cherish. Our human devices simply haven't worked. That is, they have not brought us peace or security or the abundant life. Augustine, speaking of God and ourselves remarked, "In His will is our peace." The alternative to that is, "Apart from His will is conflict." That, of course, is precisely what we have in almost every area of human relations.

We approach issues in terms of our wants, our wishes, our prejudices, and our opinions, but we seldom ask the question, "What does God want of me personally?" And yet, our hope lies in finding the will of God and seeing His will in relation to the Sermon on the Mount. We are somewhat in the predicament of a family seeing water dripping thru the ceiling of the living room, spilling onto the piano, the rug, and the table, and then rushing to get pails and mops to catch the water before it does serious harm. The battle against the torrent can't be won on such terms. With water cascading thru the ceiling, somebody might think to rush upstairs to the bathroom and turn off the basin faucet which Willie left running. So in our conflicts somebody might stop to ask, "What does God want me to do or say?" action: ARMY Pfc.

Clifford A. Kuebler Jr, Pontiac, Mich. RE 7-8600. Zimmermann Robert Kennedy published this week by McCaU's magazine -Theresa Zimmermann, nee Lang, beloved wife of the late Frank; loving Pfc. James A.

Sowa, Decatur. nvtiw nf stentwi and Frank IH degardl; Kennedy wrote that Le May HavntAA ararwimrtitwr fit Frank S. Bon wanted to attack Cuba and had Ronald, and Stefan; great-grand Mich. MARINE CORPS assured President Kennedy the mother of Russell and Betty, r-unerat Thursday. Oct.

24, 9:15 a. from UnllArKarti Funeral Home, 4022-36 Corp. Anthony R. Lux, Shel- Russians would not retaliate. rictrwi.

jit Irvlna Park, to St. Michael Alfred Sohrbeck of Lvnwood, sur DyviUe, Ind. vived by wife, Jeanefte Sohrbeck two church. Requiem mass 10 a. m.

Interment St. Joseph. Lying in state from 6 P. m. Wednesday.

Memorial donations may be sent to the rViaryhaven "I never cease to be amazed at the things that come out from opponents in a political sons, David and George Elizabeth; 1 ornrirhiid. Stewart Sohrbeck; 1 brother. Bandit Loses Debate Charles, 1 sister, nna. Interment Forest Nursing home, Wllmerta, in. int j-ioiu.

Zink Lawn cypress. StaMman campaign," remarked the gen Robbery Attempt Fails East St. Louis, Oct. 21, (DPD St. Clair county police discovered the bodies of a man and a woman today near the area where three other persons were found mysteriously shot to death recently.

Police sought a possible link between the shooting deaths of the two persons found today and the week-end slayings of a 17-year-old Negro girl and two Negro men. Authorities said the investigation would include reports by the girl that she had been threatened after reporting her aiminal assault by four men. The two bodies were identified as those of Betty Jean Evans, 26, and Fred Plair, 28, both of East St. Louis. They were found in a field off a Mississippi levee road.

inhn 7lnk 10544 S. Christiana, be eral. Augusta A. Stahlman, beloved wife of Pirtuird loving mother of loved husband of Katherlne; loving fa with the President but you shouldn't bring it out in public." He said he did not recall Richard F. Marie, Mrs.

Ella E. ther of Alex Uunej, Jonn uuuaj, and Joseph, Elizabeth; grandfather of fniir: arMt-araixtfather of one. Funeral rur I 1 Hoinichen. and Mrs. Mar seeing President Kennedy dur services Wednesday, 1 p.

at the ing the 1962 crisis and did not garet Harry Lehman. Services Thursday, Oct. 24, 2 p. at Drake and Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue.

Interment Rosenill cemetery. Chapel, 2100 W. 95th, at Hoyne. In- Wallace has said that if a diplomatic settlemeTt of the war fails, he as lsident would pursue a military victory ternjent Lithuanian National. remember any specific recom Zuckerman mendations be made.

But he KTPAWA, Oct. 21 (3 A man robbed a hotel of $1,007 yesterday and then debated at gun point with seven captives for 35 minutes as to whether he could get away with the robbery. He didn't Police arrived while he was talking. Charged with armed robbery was Charles Dandy, 22, of Sophie Zuckerman, dear sister of Cella Harris, tha lata Harry Zuckerman, Minnie Suoarman. Samuel Zuckerman and Reva; recalled insisting then that by with conventional weapons invoking the Monroe doctrine, Asked how long that would devoted aunt of Rae David Besser and Pearl Earlel Magid.

Services Wednes 561-6874. Strach Stella Strach, beloved wife of the late Lawrence; dear mother of Genevieve Michael Pelc, Stelia, and the late Michael; sister of Sophie Prokop; grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of two. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a from Gaiae Funeral Home, 1922-24 W. Chicago avenue, to Holy Innocents church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. HU 4-1230. take. LeMay replied thai in a the Communists as well as the day, p. at eiser Nonn lown Memorial Chapel.

6130 N. California God, in whom we trust, lead us by Thy spirit to do Thy will, and to seek honest answers to the dilemmas that haunt oar common life. Amen. relatively short period of time, Russian missiles could have avenue. Interment Westlawn cemetery.

Friends ere asked to pay their respects the enemy's capacity for large i been cleared out of Cuba. at time of service. 338-2300..