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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, jUNE 5, 1968 KILLS OBITUARIES Mil Mhh AN I Deaths Elsewhere DEATH NOTICES Daniel A. Ormond Sr, Sir Walter Nash, 86, English- WIFE, WELF: Gardzielewski Frances Gardzielewski, nee Teska, of Berwyn, beloved wife of Frank dear mother of Dorothy Henry Matousek. Leo Genevieve of Denver, and Edward Irene Gard, and Regina Anthony Doria of Woodland Hills, nine grandchllren; sister of Cecilia Karwoski, Gertrude Palka, Mae Besch, Anna Fuchsen. John, Robert, and Raymond Teska. Funeral Thursday, June 6, 9 a.

from Svec and Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W. Cermak road, to St. Odilo church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment Resurrection. Member of the Daniel A. Ormond 46; of 611 Wilson Downers Grove, died yesterday in his home. Mr. Ormond was secretary-treas DiNardi Domlnlck Butchlel DINardl, beloved son of Angela, nee De Marco and the late Dominick; loving brother of Mary Lucille Edward Olsen; fond uncle of Deanna Marie and StefanI Ann; loving nephew of James DiNardi, Mary Maentanls, Mary Baiata, Minnie Mancuso, Gertrude, Joseph, and William DeMarco.

Funeral Thursday, June 6, at 9 a. m. from Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North avenue. Oak Park, to Our Lady Help of Christians church.

Mass at 10 a. m. Please omit flowers. Interment Mount Carmel. ES 9-5151 or Vi 8-3010.

DiVito CHILDREN DIE IN AUTO CRASH born Laborite prime minister of New Zealand from 1957 to 1960 who as finance minister in 1935 nationalized the Bank of New Zealand and instituted guaranteed dairy farm prices; in Wellington, New Zealand. urer of the Brotherhood of Rail- way and Steamship Clerks, I I Rosary Ladies of St. Casimir parish and Group 871 P. N. A.

Spiritual bouquets in lieu of flowers. GU 4-2050 or Bi 2-2027. i Geffe IN APARTMENT Note Tells Murder, Suicide Plan See Helen Benedict notice. Doige Freight Handlers and Express and Station Employes, Emancipation lodge 342, for the last seven years. Mr.

Ormond leaves his widow, Margaret; two sons, Daniel A. Jr. and Benedict Helen Benedict, beloved wife of the late Jesse; dear mother of Evelyn, Jesse, Mike Gerry, and Arthur Marie Benedict, Dolly Paul Pedergnana and Jean-ette (Jim Wood; fond sister of Anthony Evelyn Paladino and Christine DiVito; grandmother of 11; great-grandmother of two. Funeral Friday, 10:30 a. from Richard Funeral Home, 5749 fA.Arfher' ,0 Sf- Jane deChantal church, 5252 S.

Austin, for II a. m. mass. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery For information, call 767-1840. Please omit flowers.

Bielagowski See John Krupnik notice. Both Josephine Both, beloved wife of the late John; loving mother of Dorothy, Francis Nancy and Paul; grandmother of Margaret, John and Mary. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from John V. May Funeral Home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, to St.

Nicholas church, Evanston, III. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph, Wilmette.

Visitation after noon Wednesday. In lieu of flowers contributions to St. Francis Hospital Heart fund appre- A Chicago mother and two of her children were killed yesterday in a crash with a semitrailer truck on U. S. highway 66 five miles south of Pontiac, Livingston county.

Army Sp. 4-c Dennis Ormond, stationed in Viet Nam; three Eight other persons in the Frank J. Klingberg, 85, professor emeritus and founding chairman of the history department at the University of California at Los Angeles, and an authority on the American colonial period; in Los Angeles. Melvin L. McKay, 69, mayor of Rock Island from 1945 to 1953; past president of the Illinois Plumbers association; in Cordova, 111.

daughters, Dianne, Denise, and same car were injured An investment banker shot his wife to death and then turned a shotgun on himself yesterday in their apartment at 5756 Blackstone av. A suicide note was found at the scene. The couple were Leston B. Marie D. Geffe of Lake Zurich, beloved wife of Gustav; loving mother of Henry.

Raymond, Elmer, and Mrs. Marion IDavid Ritta; fond grandmother of 13; great-grandmother of three; dear sister of Rica Schladt. Resting at Stirlen-Pieoer Funeral Home, 53 S. Old Rand road. Lake Zurich, 2 to 9 p.

Wednesday Funeral service 2 p. m. Thursday, a' St. Mathew's Lutheran church. Old McHenrv road.

Lake Zurich. Intermem Towne of Maine. In lieu of flowers, contributions to St. Mathew's Lutheran church. 381-3411.

Glennon Francis L. "Fritz" Glennon, aae 54. suddenly, June 4, 1968, beloved son of the late Robert J. and Delia Burke Glennon; fond brother of Margaret Conway, Robert and William J. Glennon, Mary Westlund, and the late Henrv J.

and John E. Glennon. Funeral Friday, 9:15 a. from McPhee Funeral Hone. 7133 S.

Western avenue, to St. Adrian church. Mass 9:45 a. m. Interment St.

Mary's. Visitation after 5 p. m. Wednesday. PR 6-0777.

Dawn; a sister; and three brothers. Mass will be said at 10 a. m. Friday in St. Mary's Catholic church, 444 Wilson Downers Grove.

SPERRY RAND FOUNDER DIES IN BAHAMAS New York, June 4 UP James Henry Rand, 81, inventor and a co-founder of Sperry Rand corporation, died yesterday at Freeport, Grand Bahama Island, where he had been living in retirement. In recent years he had devoted his time to planning philanthropy for research and other causes. Retired in 1959 Rand retired in 1959 as vice chairman of the board of Sperry Rand, a diversified corporation. He had been president and chairman of the Remington Rand corporation before its merger with the Sperry corporation in 1955. Years ago, with a borrowed $10,000, Rand founded the Kardex company, which was based on his invention of the Kardex cabinet, a filing system.

He soon was doing better than his father, the late James H. Rand who operated the Rand Ledger company of Tonawanda, N. and the two rival firms were List of Dead Dead are Mrs. Beatrice Hig-gins, 32, of 3631 Flournoy and her two children, Larry, 2, and Rochelle, 1. Among the injured were her husband, Charles, 31, and four other Hig-gins children, Brenda, 10, Hubert, 4, Mary Ann, 8, and Joe Ella.

6. All were admitted to St. Nay. 65, and his wife. Elizabeth, William T.

Grable 70. He was president and treas Services for William T. Grable, 79, a retired executive of the United States Steel corporation, will be held at 10 a. m. today in the chapel at Albert D.

Dodge, husband of Hazel father of Robert and Joan Dodge; brother of Ethel Leathers, Blanche Fitzgerald, Olive Linder, and Irene Hughes. Service Friday, 11 a. at Schlerf Funeral Home, 2118 Lawrence avenue. Interment Arlington. Member of CTA, division 308 561-4850.

Donath Clarence A. Donath, suddenly, beloved husband of Betty, nee Hurst; loving father of Betty L. IJames Rawlings; dear grandfather of Denis and Ronald; fond brother of Esie Wood and Pearl Rogers. Resting at the Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North avenue.

Oak Park, where Masonic services will be held Thursday at 8 p. under the auspices of the Ben Hur Blue lodge. No. 818, A. F.

and A. M. Funeral services Friday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Irving Park cemetery.

ES 9-5151 or Vi 8-3010. Doyle Katherine J. Doyle, beloved daughter of the late John and Bridget Ann Doyle; sister of the late John, William, and Martin Doyle; aunt of the Rev. John Dovle, Robert Doyle, Joan Clerkin, Su-sanne, and William Doyle; great-aunt of John, Anne, and Susan Clerkin. Funeral Thursday, 10 a.

from Kenny Brothers, 5438 S. Halsted street, to Visitation church for mass at 10:30 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet. Member of Visitation Blessed Sacrament society, and Tele-Phone Pioneers of America.

BO 8-0662. Dunn Evelyn Dunn, fond sister of Frank Evelyn, Arthur Briseis, and the late Harold Evelyn, Leslie Jessie of El Paso, Texas, William and Brownell Virginial. Visitation Wednesday after 7 p. at George Klaner Funeral Home, 4717 Broadway. Interment Haverhill, Mass.

561-2966. 420 Main Rockford. Mr. James hosiptal in Pontiac. Hig-Grable of 4141 N.

Rockton gins was listed in critical con- urer of First Securities Company of Chicago, 134 S. La Salle st. Alerted by Neighbor Police broke into the second floor apartment shortly after 1 p. m. in response to a call from a neighbor.

They found Mrs. Nay, dressed in night clothes, lving on the floor between the kitchen and dining room. She had been shot in the back with naieu. Bowes Leslie Susan Bowes of Mount Prospect, darling daughter of James R. and Frances nee Bosco; dear sister of James, Laura, and Christina; loving granddaughter of Frank and Victoria Bosco, Helen and the late James R.

Bowes. Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a. from Oehler Funeral Home, Lee at Perry streets, Des Plaines, to St. Emily church. Mount Prospect, for Mass of tht Angels 11 a.

m. Interment Ail Saints. 824-5155. Braico Joseph Braico, beloved husband of the late Sarah, nee Schillaci; loving father of Babelte Geraldl Smith; grandfather of three; fond brother of Mary Frank Sangiacomo, the late Rose Bertucci, Peter, Lena Rotl, Ella Ingraffio, and James. Funeral Friday, 9 a.

from Michael Coletta Sons Funeral Home, 3240 W. 79th street, to St. Rene Gouoil church. Requiem mass 10 a. m.

Interment St. Mary's. Please omit flowers. 436-1861. Bravata Sam Bravata.

beloved husband of Nancy; loving father of Sam, Phyllis, Tony, Nancy, and Mary; son of the late Sam and Antoinette Bravata; fond brother of Mrs. Nancy James Ghisolf. Mrs. Josephine Smith, Mrs. Bern'ce Charlesl L(4bhril77n anri tho 131.

DncsKa Rockford, died Monday in the dition. Kockford Memorial hospital. Golden Sabina Golden, nee Langan, beloved wife of Thomas; dear mother of Thomas, James Charlotte, Rosemary Joseph Haas, and John Margaretl; grandmother of eight; sister of James Hessian; oreat-grandmother of four. Resting at Thomas J. Cooney Sons Funeral Home, 3552 Southport avenue.

Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. m. to St. Andrew Chapel. Interment All Saints.

Native of Milltown, County Galway, Ireland. Grable William T. Grable, June 3. 1968, In Rockford, husband of Ethel; brother STUDY GROUP RAPS U.S. FOR VIET POLICIES BY JAMES GAVIN The United States policy in Viet Nam received a critical "thumbs down" review yesterday on the first day of a two-day conference on "Viet Nam: Lessons and Misles- He served as aid to the vice president of the corporation in Chicago for 19 years before retiring in 1956.

Mr. Grable also held positions in the corpora- a .12 gauge shotgun Nav was found. DroDoed ud tion's South Chicago works. Mr in his bed in pajamas. He had Grable is survived by his wid-! CLt.

I if 1 Strike's Truck's Rear Eddie Williams, 31, of Chicago, driver of the car, also was admitted as were two other passengers, Mrs. Eula Conyers, 19, of Chicago, and her daughter, Lisa, 3. Police said the car struck the rear of the truck while both vehicles were traveling north. Mouzon B. Eldridge, 43, of Washington, Tazewell county, was not injured.

Girl, 8. Killed Annette Jones, 8, of 4128 ow, tthel; and a brother. Elmer. I or timer, services 2:30 p.m. June 6.

at Shadduck Funeral Home, Clinton, la. Grealis See Margaret A. Adams notice. Green Ferdinand Green, suddenly, June J. KoS.

late of 1355 W. Estes avenue, Chiraao survived by widow Johanna; aauqtiter Edith; two grandsons. Interment w(i. Tuesday, June 4, 1968 at Oakriaqc ceme tery. ut the shotgun muzzle to his mouth and pulled the trigger.

On a dressing table, police r. iui nvaiic tiumaic t- Dzwonkiewicz Mrs. Theodore D. Hartsell Services for Mrs. Marcella M.

Hartsell. 55. of 4923 Wood Vincent Dzwonkiewicz beloved husband of Michalina, nee Krawczvk; fond brother of Victor, Steohen, Felix, Mitchell, Aripli Pnrpnnhtki. Man, Pnrpmhtki and Ions. merged into the Rand-Kardex The conference is being held I corporation in 1925.

by the Adlai Stevenson Insti-: Hold Services Tomorrow tute of International Affairs 1 Two years later, the Reming-in Robie House headquarters, t0n Rand corporation was Sophie Gaza. Resting at Stermer Funeral flrppnhpr'' Hnmo Piillertnn Curoril land Western Springs, will be held at 10:30 a. m. today in Thursday, June 6, at 9 a. to All Saints cathedral.

Interment All Saints. Please omit flowers. BE 5-1815. Gladys was killed yester- Gladys was killed 1 the chapel at 518 Hillgrove i yester- a'. vvooaiawn av.

Among formed thru consolidation of in the suburb. Mrs. Hartsell, i day wnen sne was struck by an PdI iH.ipduu wwe a i Kand-Kardex and the Reming- rutierui name, eyui w. beimont avenue, to St. John Berchmans church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. NA 2-9300. Bright See Joseph Braico notice.

Burger Anna Burger, beloved wife of the late John devoted mother of Clara Nelson and the late Gertrude Barger; grandmother of Nancy Radley; great-grandmother of James Radley. Resting at Hornburg and Son Funeral Home, 8400 S. Ashland avenue, after 7 p. m. Wednesday.

Services Friday, 10:30 a. m. Interment Oak Woods. 233-43)0. Carl Sylvia Greenberg, nee Cohen, 9C0 Lsk Shore drive, beloved wife of the Idtr Harry; lovinq mother of Selma Uerri Gould; devoted grandmother of David, Steven, and Harry; dear daughter of the late Abe and Ida Cohen; fond sister of Harry Cohen, Anne Cohen, Ralph Cohen, Violet Penner, Rose Ginsburg, Janet Strauss, and Charlotte Friedman.

Services Wednesday, 2 p. at Weinstein Bros. Chapel, 1300 Devon. Interment Jewish Oakridge. Visitation at time of service Family at Gould residence, 1326 CaveH, Highland Park.

In lieu of flowers, contributions to Bobby Biechman chapter. auto at Kanov avenue and uiswuuis, duvisei a i ton Typewriter company. Many Jackson boulevard. to Presidential aspirants, and other companies merged into The driver, Napoleon Smith, I military observers. wnat finally became the Sperry SZ, ot 5Ud8 Adams told po- Speakers on 1st Day Rand corporation Elliott Joseph H.

Elliott, beloved husband of the late Emily and Mary Brady Elliott loving father of Berenice Bonham and Joseph W. Elliott; grandfather of six; dear brother of Lillian LaVigne; fond stepfather of Edward V. Brady. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 3737 W.

79th street, to St. Denis cnurch. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Member Third Order St. Francis.

735-4242. Essery Rand leaves his widow. I the wife of Theodore D. Hart-i sell, a retired division engi-j neering manager for Illinois i Bell Telephone company, died Monday in MacNeal Memorial hospital, Berwyn. She leaves hear husband; three daughters, Mrs.

Betty Webber, Mrs. Myrna Bueschner, and Mrs. Joan Hansen; and seven The first day speakers were v-nr ui nuue. nj I-Z4UU. Gruczelak Anna Gruczelak, nee Koi, loving wife of the late Andrew; dear mother of John lice the child ran in front of his auto.

Smith was charged with failure to stop for a pedestrian in the roadway and will appear Aug. 5 in Traffic court. Up to midnight Monday, 268 persons had been killed in traffic accidents in Cook county Camille M. Carl, beloved wife of George; loving mother of Robert J. Rose I Kruse; daughter of Emil Sanders; grand- I mother of two.

Funeral Friday, 9 a. 1 from Urbanek Funeral Home, 3814 W. 26th street, to Epiphany church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

LA 1-3767. i Fred Stieber Dorothy Stevenson Rand; two sons, a daughter, a brother, and two sisters. A memorial service will be held in Freeport on Thursday. Find Divorcee's Body Mrs. Shirley Ann Mangels, 24, a divorcee and mother of three young children, was found dead yesterday on the floor of her trailer in the trailer court at 6300 East Hodgkins.

since Dec. 31. Of those. 150 Elizabeth Nav Sir Robert Thompson, secretary for the defense of Malaya in 1957-60, who guided the successful campaign against guerrillas in that country; Samuel P. Huntington, a consultant to the state department and chairman of the Council on Vietnamese Studies of the Southeast Asia Development Advisory group; and Stanley Hoffmann, professor of government at Harvard university and a research associate at the Services for Fred Stieber, 75, were in Chicago, where 15.874 itvwrj wiuieidR, rrans Liopniej JUOSon, Mrs.

Marrha Rudolph Leisch, Edward Mael Groselak, Mrs. Josephine HarrvJ Keeney, Paul Mildred Gruczelak, Mrs Helen Edwin Glover, and the late Groselak; fond qrandmother or 17; great-srandmother of 48. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from The Montclair Funeral Home, 6901 W. Belmont avenue, to St.

Stanislaus B. M. church. Mas 10 a. m.

Visitation after 1 p. m. Wednesday. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery.

NA 2-9300. Gundberg Hulda M. Gundberg, sister of Clara Fit-zel of Lansing, Elsie Gundberg, Carl J. of La Grange Park, George, and the late James. Resting at Carlson Funeral Home, 304 W.

119th street, after 7 p. m. Wednesday. Services Friday, found a note dated June 1 and of Sawyer, formerly of persons were injured i the tldressed "to whom it may Chicago, will be held at 10:30 same period, concern." a.m. Friday in the chapel at Note in Shaky Hand 6507 Cermak Berwyn.

Mr. PALMER ONES, Written on yellow legal paper Stieber, who died Monday, was XT cj rp -vr in a shakv hand, it read: "I am a general foreman for Crane liA JCj AJN olUIN international af- Frank Warren Essery, formerly of Oak Park, beloved husband of Mary Hill Essery; brother of Mrs. Myrtle Essery Clark of Burlington, N. uncle of J. Loren, Evan R.

Essery, Mrs. Jean Clark Ryder, and Mrs. Verna Essery Clippinger. Services in Senne Funeral Home, Lake street at Second avenue, Maywood, Thursday, June 6, 1968, at 11 a. m.

Interment Forest Home cemetery. Visitation Wednesday after 3 p. m. 343-0014. Everding Scott A.

Everding, age 2, beloved son of David arjd Mary Ann Everding; dear brother of Kathy. David, John, and Tom; fond grandson of Minnie Dikeman and James and Mabel Thomson. Services Thusday, 1:30 p. at Zeiger-Muellei-McCampbell Funeral Home, 6453 W. Irving Park road.

Interment Elk Grove cemetery association. PE 6-2693. Ferenc See Waldo Pearson notice. Filipiak Mary Ann Filipiak, nee Gorlicki, beloved wife of Engelbert; dearest mother of Kenneth, Karen, and Thomas; loving daughter of Mrs. Virginia Husan and the late Joseph Gorlicki; dear daughter-in-law of Agnes Filipiak; fond sister of Dolores Leo Kubiak; also survived by a niece and nephew.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from Kozera Funeral Home, 1718 W. 48th street, to St. Rose of Lima church. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

927-3388. going to kill my wife, then Plumbing company, 41st street tt'cttTT'XT'T' nirci'center for inte for commit suicide." The rest of and Kedzie avenue, for 37 years ivijoiLLii jlihiO lairs at Harvard, the note was undecipherable. before his retirement. He Palmer Jones, former general i Two other participants were Roy Campbell, secretary and leaves his widow, Anna; a manager of the Orrington hotel Henry Kissinger, professor of cashier of First Securities, daughter, Mrs. Elsie Kokaska; i in Evanston.

government and faculty mem- Carlin Bernard J. Carlin of Mount Prospect, beloved husband of Jane nee Morris; dear father ot Bernard R. and Arlis Ann; fond brother of John Sabina Breaky, and Timothy devoted son-in-law of Elizabeth Morris. Funeral Friday, 10:30 a. from Lauterburg and Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 E.

Northwest highway, Arlington Heights, to St. Raymond church. Mount Prospect. Mass 11 a. m.

Interment St. Michael the Archangel cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Heart Fund or masses preferred. 253-5423. Cassell Lettice W.

Cassell of 1224 N. Euclid avenue, Oak Park, wife of the late George sister of Leontine L. and George E. Owen. Services Friday, 1 p.

at Haggard Funeral Home, 124 Madison street. Oak Park. Interment Forest Home. Friends may call from 7-9 p. m.

Wednesday and Thursday evening. Cassells See Rose Schneider notice. Ciesielski Antionette Ciesielski, nee Pisarski, June 4, 1968, beloved wife of the late John; dear mother of Cecelia Rasmus-sen, Zena Kolakowski, Eugene Celesk, Nora Scepkowski, and the late Adam Ciesielski; dear grandmother of 15 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren; dear sister of Frank Pisarski, John Wright, and Joseph Pisarski. Funeral Friday, June 7, at 9:30 a. from Kuzniar Funeral Home, 3135 E.

83d street, to St. Michael's church. Requiem masss at 10 a. m. Interment Holv Trnss remntorv FRESH FLOUBsl For All Occasions i FARRELL-HYNES FLORISTS A Since 1873 S014 Wnt 95th St.

') DIAL 333-4030 A ber of the center for interna died yesterday in Pompano Beach, said Mrs. Nay had been in ill four grandchildren; four great-health for several months, grandchildren; a brother; and since she broke a hip in a fall three sisters, at home. She had been in and tional affairs at Harvard and adviser to Gov. Nelson Rocke- feller of New York, and Arthur Schlesinger Albert Schweit I Funeral Directors out of Presbyterian-St. Luke's Mrs.

Sylvia Greenberg hospital for treatment since. Mrs. Sylvia Greenberg, 900 i reure- "In addition," Campbell Lake Shore died yesterday 1 1 said. "Leston told me three in Highland Park hospital. 19j wteks ago that his wife had a Before retiring, Mrs.

Green-: ones brain tumor. I don't think he berg was a buyer for 25 years served as gen-told anyone else." for the former Blum-Vogue I a 1 manager Nay called his office yester- dress shop at Lake Shore and 01 the hotel for Flynn Ban (tl James D. Flynn, Chicago, dear oroiner ot nugn u. nynn, Ellen Bros-seau, Mary Archdale. Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a.

from Kuratko Funeral Home, 25th and Des Plaines avenue. Riverside, to St. Mary church. Requiem mass 11 a. m.

Interment Queen of Heaven. Member of Pipefitters Assn. local union. FUNERAL HOME 5303 N. Western Ave.

Chief. 625 Busse Highway Park Ridee 698-3368 SO 8-1206. I zer protessor of the humamties at City university of New York and adviser to Sen. Robert F. Kennedy N.

Y.L Schlesinger said that the Kennedy Presidential administration shared part of the blame for the United States' involvement in Viet Nam, but it was the Johnson administration that made "the fatal error" by escalating the war. Cannot Design Destiny "We have found that white men cannot determine the destiny of a people on the mainland of Asia," he said. "Our goals as they now stand are unobtainable and we should redefine them under new leader cluy morning and told a secre- Walton street. She was active tary he was staying home be- in the City of Hope. Surviving cause of stomach flu.

Campbell are a daughter, Mrs. Selma said. He said Nay seemed in Gould; three grandchildren; good spirits after picking his two brothers; and five sisters, wife up from the hospital, Services will be held at 2 p. m. where she had spent the night.

today in the chapel at 1300 Neighbors said they heard Devon av. two loud noises about 11:30 ra Hilt rtr JnfocfifTQtorl runl- nmr years, in Mr. Jones 1958 he served as president of the Greater Chicago Hotel association. Mr. Jones is survived by his widow, Syndey Tull Jones; one son, Tull Monsees; two sisters, Mrs.

Gordon Fraser and Mrs. Elizabeth and three 24 "OW AMBULANCE SERVICE 5 plriowi, off-ttret Co urtesy Parkmf rJ mm 1 '1 MOT No. 597, U. A. Visitation Tuesday, 7-9 and Wednesday, 2-4 aud 7-9 p.

m. 447-2500. Forlenza Bernice Ackley Forlenza, beloved wife of Anthony P. Forlenza; loving mother of Carmella McCurrie, Joseph Forlenza; dear daughter of Irma Ackley; fond sister of Verna Forlenza, Robert W. Ackley, Jean Panovich; fond grandmother of seven.

Funeral Thursday, 10 a. from Blake-Lamb Chapel, 3737 W. 79th street. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to Tuberculosis society appreciated.

735-4242. Foster Anna M. Foster, nee Cooney, beloved wife of John fond mother of John Irene Doyle and Robert E. Foster; grandmother of 16; loving aunt of Robert A. Cooney.

Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a. from the M. J. Suerth Funeral Home, 6754 Northwest highway, to St. Thecla church.

Mass 11 a.m. Interment Calvary cemetery, Woodstock, III. The crime was discovered by Services for Frank W. 1- Private services C. H.

JORDAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 114 YEARS Cole Mary Mae Cole, nee Boardman. wife of the late William loving mother of Dorothy M. Ray Blake; dear grandmother of Mary Kathleen and Maureen; fond sister of William, Allen, Emmett, Laurence, the late John and James; daughter of the late Bridget and John Boardman. Funeral Thursday, 9:45 a.

from Daniel W. Lynch Funeral Home, 9837 S. Kedzie avenue, to St. Ethelreda church. Mass 10:30 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of St. Ethelreda A. R.

society. GA 2-2000. Connolly Sp 4 Thomas C. Connolly, U. S.

killed in action in Viet Nam, beloved lr3 son of Charles J. and Lenore Connolly, nee Scales; loving brother of Carol Ann Garrity and James P. Connolly; fond uncle of Michael, Jennifer, and Timothy Garrity. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a.m., from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. 103d street.

Oak Lawn, to St. Gerald church. Interment St. Mary cemetery. For transportation Info, call 636-1193 or 735-4242.

will be held at 10 a. m. tomor two unidentified attorneys who Essery. 93. of 850 N.

Lake Interment Oak Hill. Member of TheoJore N. Vail chapter. No. 1, Telephone Pioneers.

785-0184. Gunther Anna C. Gunther of Omro. Wis formerly of Brookfieid, beloved wife of Frank; mother of Marie Paskvan, the late Ralph, and Dorothy Grima; seven grandchildren; one great-grandson; sister of Joseph Alois, August and Frank Reymann, and Marie Murphy. Restinq at Hallowell James Funeral Home, 40 Ashland avenue, La Grange, after 7 p.

m. Wednesday. Funeral 2 p. m. Friday.

Interment Woodlawn cemetery. 352-1298. Harkins Peter A. Harkins, late of Markham, formerly of South Shore, beloved son of Myrtle, nee Pierson, and Peter Harkins; brother of Myrna and Judy Harkins. Resting at the Tews Funeral Home, 79th street and Phillips avenue.

Funeral 9 a. m. Thursday, from parlor to St. Gerard Maiella church, Markham, III. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment family lot. SO 8-6959. Harrington Marilyn C. Harrington, nee Flaglore, beloved wife of Eaward; loving mother of Edward John, Linda Carol, and Scott Wesley; dear daughter of Olga and the late Marshall; sister of Beverly, Mrs Carol Leonard Sutula, and Marshall John in California.

Funeral Thursday, June 6, 9:15 a. from Drake and Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue to Holy Trinity Episcopal church, 8201 N. Karlov, Skokie. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Rosehill cemetery. Visitation after 2 p. m. Tuesday.

561-6874. Hartsell Marcella M. Hartsell of Western Springs, wife of Theodore mother of Betty Webber, Myrna Buechner, and Joan Hansen; grandmother of seven. Visitation Wednesday 3-5 and 7-10 p. at Merker Funeral Home, Hillgrove and Franklin, Western Springs.

Funeral Thursday 10:30 a. to Lovins Funeral Home, Windsor, III. for visitation Thursday evening. Funeral Friday 10:30 a. m.

Interment Cochran's Grove cemetsry, 246-1500. Heidrich Myrtle Heidrich, nee Ehrhart, beloved wife of Herbert loving mother of Russell Jacquelyn, Jean Joseph Rush; survived by three grandchildren, at Nehls-Noland Funeral Home, 3026 Belmont avenue where services will be held Thursday, 1 p. m. Interment Elm-wood cemetery. 588-4200.

Heimsoth Walter W. Heimsoth of Antioch, beloved husband of the late Effie; fond father of Bernice Westfall, Walter Heimsoth, Russell Langhoff; dear brother of Alma Loitz, Elsie Heimsoth; grandfather of seven; great-grandfather of seven. Funeral 1 p. m. Thursday, at John V.

May Funeral Home, 4553 Milwaukee avenue. Resting there after 1 p. m. Wednesday. Visitation at Strang Funeral Home, Antioch, from 3 to 10 p.

m. Tuesday only. Interment Montrose cemetery. Heitmann Carl F. Heitmann, fond son of the late Charles and Alvina; brother of Herman Marie; dear uncle of Marion Edwin Ross, Alvina Joseph Lisuzzo, Arlene Clifford Foresberg, and Herman Caroll Heitmann Jr.

Resting at Lewis Funeral Home, 7600 W. Grand avenue at the Circle. Funeral Thursday, June 6, at 1 p. m. Cremation Acacia Park cemetery.

GL 3-1234. I Continued on following page I 221 East Erie Superior 7-7709 Shore will be held at lltIUW "-a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at Cp'rjvrTptTC CtTTT Lake street and Second avenue, ivVlVILO QUiI arrived tor a 1 p. m.

appointment with Nay and saw Mrs. Nav's body thru a kitchen win- ship." JOHN CARROLL SONS 'HOME FOR FUMFRALS' E. Erie WHitehall 4-6060 dow whtn the couple did not Maywood. Mr. Essery died TOMORROW FOR Thompson said the creation of A.

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No obligation. MOUNT OLIVE CEMETERY 3800 N. Narragansett AV 6-3770 ww, uui kJM hplfl at d'Zn tnmnri-mr in touch with the attorneys, hoping thev could shed some light ii and sister. a W1UUVV, ltljf ii on the case. Mr.

and Mrs. Nay both were active in civic affairs. He was a former director of the Inl communist rebels. "The very size of the army fomented political instability because political power inevitably rested with the control of the army and still does," he said. Huntington said the United States can best avoid future Viet Nams by helping underdeveloped nations establish their own political parties.

Leon J. Lo nnes Services for Leon J. Lonnes, Kft nf 904 Walnut st Wpstprn NO. SHORE Garden of Memories Green Bay Waukegan Twnsp. 2 adiac a grave lots.

Perpet. care. Can use as 4 arav olot ea. lot. S450 terms Call AL 1-4676 MOVING to Florida 6 lots In Shalom Memorial Pk.

S750. OR 4-9448 Fracassi Daniel J. Fracassi, beloved husband of the late Elizabeth; fond father of William and Valerie; grandfather of Daniel, Rosie, Sheila, Maureen, William, and Bridget; brother of Bruno. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from Grein Funeral Directors, 2114 W.

Irving Park road, to St. Andrew church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

JU 8-6336. Fry Jessie Fry, nee Grubb, beloved wife of the late Harvey; dear mother of Lillian Michael, Pauline Brons, and Euzella Bal-lentine; fond grandmother of George Brons; three great-grandchildren. Resting at Jaeger Funeral Home, 3526 N. Cicero. Services Friday at 1:30 p.

m. Interment Mount Emblem. 545-1320. Gaffney, Camille M. Gaffney, beloved daughter of the late Llnabell and Harold; fond sister of Robert, Patricia Walsh, Nancy Philbin, Dolores Klssane, and Joseph; also survived by 10 nieces and 6 nephews.

Funeral Thursday, June 6, 9:30 a. from Olson Funeral Home, 6467-77 N. Northwest highway, to Church of St. Juliana. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Calvary. SP 4-3333. migrants Service league, and Springs, a commercial artist, a member of the Southeast Chi- will heid at a today cago commission. Grace Lutheran church, 201 Mrs.

Nay was a director of N. Kensington La Grange, the commission, and had been jir, Lonnes died Sunday in his ii in In Memoriam dtue in uie League 01 omen home. He had a studio at 12 voters in the 1940s. Crumpley Robert E. Crumpley, beloved husband of Betty, nee Powell; dear father of Robert Donald and Edward fond brother of Dorothy the late John Man-garino, Florence Mickey Nowicki, Joseph Ethel, and the late William Betty.

Chapel services Thursday, 11 a. at Fortuna Funeral Home, 4401 S. Kedzie avenue. Interment Evergreen cemetery. LA 3-7781.

Davis Ernest J. Davis of Berwyn, beloved husband of the late Clara beloved by the late Lyle F. and survived by Russell E. Davis. At the Abram and Son Home for Funerals, 6910 Windsor avenue, Berwyn, where services will be held Wednesday, 11 a.

m. Interment Mount Auburn. Member of Aurora, lodge No. 254, A. F.

A. M. Delly Christine Delly, loving wife of Paul; fond mother of Christine William Andel, Ann Gerhart Knoblauch, and Michael Pauline Pakan; grandmother of three; great-grandmother of five. Resting at Geo. Schubert Chapel, 6616 W.

Cermak road, until 11 a. m. Friday, June 7, 1968. Lying in state at SS. Peter and Paul Evangelical Lutheran church at 31st and Des Plaines avenue.

Riverside, from 11:30 until time of service, 1 p. m. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Information ST 8-1092. DeLuna George DeLuna, dear son of Connie, nee Aleman, and the late George; beloved brother of Harry Patricia, Amelia IManuel Figueroa; fond grandson of Irene DeLuna; loving nephew of Louis Socorro Mora, Louis Mary Aleman, Ralph Gloria Aleman, Esther Jesse Cruz, Grace Saul Carreno, and Rudolph I Anne Aleman.

Funeral Friday, 9 a. from the Universal Funeral Chapels, 1600 S. Ashland avenue, to Holy Family church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment E. Grand av. He leaves his widow, Helen; three sons, Jerome, Dewey, and Frederick; a daughter, Mrs. Anita J. No-len; four sisters; and a brother.

Surviving the couple are two sons, Leston an army major stationed in Honolulu, and Paul, of San Mateo CaL; and a daughter, Mrs. George Rumsey, who lives in the east. trFbune wins order to stop ads from firm Ford In loving memory of my dearly beloved mother Elizabeth Randolph Ford, who departed this life, 27 years ago June 1941. "Dear Mother, I wait for the day to come. When we'll be together in that great beyond." YOUR LONELY DAUGHTER, FLORENCE BARLOW BEAVERS Glawe Alfred J.

Glawe, June 4, 1967. In loving memory of my husband. DEVOTED WIFE EMMA. Villari Joseph Villari June 5, 1964. To some you may be forgotten.

To others part of the past. But to me who loved and lost you. Memories of you will never die. As long as God will keep me alive. MA Wilson Myrtle Wilson.

In loving memory of Mother's birthday, June 5th. JOSEPHINE AND BILL the chapel of the Winnetka Congregational church, 725 Pine Winnetka. He died Monday in his home. He was the chairman of the board of the Barrett Bindery company, 1330 Monroe which was founded by his father, John R. Barrett, in 1867.

Mr. Barrett retired as chairman of the board of the Barrett-Cravens company, 630 Dundee Northbrook, in 1959. He was graduated from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, in 1902. He leaves his widow, Ethel two daughters, Mrs. Barbara Busby and Mrs.

Carolyn Brosious; a son, Arthur M. 15 grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. Anne Ford's Brother Dies While Jogging Greenwich, June 4 (51 Sean McDonnell, 34, brother of Anne McDonnell Ford, collapsed and died today while jogging along a road. McDonnell was an official of McDonnell a New York City brokerage firm. The cause of death was not immediately determined.

McDonnell's sister, N. MICHIGAN AV. RESTAURANT IS ROBBED OF $400 A gun-wielding robber stole $400 yesterday from Charmet's restaurant, 750 N. Michigan av. Mrs.

Hilda Constable, manager of the restaurant, said that 70 patrons in the restaurant did not notice the robbery. She said the man handed a cashier a note which read, "Fill this bag up." Persons waiting to pay their checks watched the cashier fill the brown paper bag, Mrs. Constable said. The robber LABORER, 40, IS CONVICTED IN WOMAN'S DEATH RY FUNERAL DIREGTO A jury in Criminal court at Crown Point, yesterday found William Williams, 40, of 1476 Michigan Hammond, guilty of second degree murder in the shotgun slaying of his sister-in-law last Jan. 10.

Dependable Information, guidance and arrangements are a few Judge Donald J. O'Brien of Circuit court granted a temporary order yesterday restraining Village Furniture. 3301 W. 26th and four news agencies from passing off advertising materials as being ef the lerriees offered by the Funeral Directors listed here: DEATH NOTICES St. Mary cemetery.

Please omit flowers. 666-1011. then fled west on Chicago WEST NORTH approved by. sponsored bv, or lwo court-appointed psychia connected with The Tribune. U.

S. Navy Plane Crash CHRASTKA MEMORIAL CHAPELS 3440 W. 26th St. 762-1211 6301 W. Cermak Rd.

OL 2-1023 ARNTZEN-COLEMAN Since 1880 J. M. COLEAAAN Director 787-0056 4611 Lincoln Ave. 561-1884 DRAKE BRAITHWAITE CO. DANIEL R.

BEINECKE President 2119-21 Lincoln Ave. Li 9-3460 in Spain Kills 4 in Crew MALEC FUNERAL HOME 834-38 N. Ashland Ave. HA 1-5800 NORTHWEST SOUTHWEST trists testified for the defense that Williams, a laborer, was not mentally competent when he shot and killed Mrs. Opal Anderson, 36, in her home at 4520 Pine Hammond.

William's wife, Donavie, 31, had left him with their two children and was living in the Anderson's buildings. Judge A. Martin Katz set June 14 for sentencing. The conviction carries a mandatory life sentence under Indiana law. CHAS.

W. ANDERSON 4325 Armitage Ave. Chicago Tribune company has filed suit against the furniture company and the news agencies for an injunction. O'Brien set June 10 for arguments on the petition for a preliminary injunction. The defendants allegedly conspired to distribute advertising circulars which were inserted into copies of The Tribune so as to induce subscribers to think the circulars were part of The Tribune.

BE 5-2581 ROTA, Spain, June 4 A United States navy plane crashed on a farm shortly after taking off from the joint American-Spanish naval base here today, killing four crewmen and injuring two, American officials reported. The two-engine plane was returning to an aircraft carrier of the United States 6th fleetinthe Mediterranean. Anne, was the first wife of Henry Ford II, head of the Ford Motor company. CHICAGO'S ENTHUSIASTIC ORNITHOLOGIST His name was Oscar Neumann and he was already an old man when he arrived here. But the work he did, and his enthusiasm, belied his age.

Read the fascf-nating story in the June 9 Chicago Tribune Sunday Magazine. Adams Margaret A. Adams, nee Pollock, beloved wife of the late Hugh loving mother of Margaret Dolores Thomas Grealis and William A. Kathlyn; grandmother of four; great-grandmother of three. Services Friday, June 7, at 1 p.

at Ahern Funeral Home, 1110 Madison, Oak Park. Interment Woodlawn cemetery. EU 3-5700 or KE 3-2394. Barrash Jennie Barrash, dear sister of Joseph Barrash, and the late Pearl Lossman, Henry Barrash, Reva Ury, Esther Levin, Sarah Kaplan, Leah, and Ralsel Homan. Services Wednesday, June 5, at 10 a.

at Furth Chapel, 2100 E. 75th street. Interment Beverly cemetery. Chapel visitation Tuesday evening. Information, Ml 3-5400.

Barrett Arthur M. Barrett Sr. of 530 Cherry street, Winnetka, June 3, 1968, husband of Ethel H. Barrett; father of Mrs. Robert A.

Busby, Mrs. Rutherford Brosious, and Arthur M. Barrett 15 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Memorial service 4:30 p. m.

Thursday at Little Chapel, 725 Pine street, Winnetka. Please omit flowers. Bartnek Leonard R. Bartnek, Murphysboro, formerly of Chicago, passed away June 3, 1968, husband of Emma Bartnek. Services and interment Murphysboro, III.

Becker to- Gary E. Becker, Sp 4'C, In Viet EHs Nam, beloved son of William su- OTTO J. JAEGER FUNERAL HOME 3526 N. Cicero Ave. Ki 5-1320 MATZ FUNERAL HOME 3440 N.

Central Ave. KI 5-5420 MEE RAMME FUNERAL DIRC. 3918 W. Irving Park Rd. IR 8-0038 JOHN C.

MEISZNER BRADY-GILL FUNERAL HOME 2929 W. 87th St. 636-2600 EDGAR FUNERAL HOME 10900 S. Cicero Oak Lawn RA 3-0876 EGAN FUNERAL HOME 3700 W. 63d St.

LU 2-2000 McPHEE FUNERAL HOME 7133 S. Western Ave. PR 6-077S Lockport, III. TE 8-0345 STARR FUNERAL HOME 2322 W. 111th St.

BE 8-6668 DeMarco See Dominick DiNardi notice. Denny Nettie Steiger Denny, nee Mowat, beloved wife of the late Walter fond mother of Catherine Chaddick, Jean Ralston, John Steiger, Frank Steiner, and Pauline Henry; grandmother of 16. great-grandmother of 18. Funeral Friday, June 7, 10:30 a. from Kolssak Funeral Home, 4255-59 W.

Division, corner Kit-dare, to Our Lady of the Angels church. Mass 11 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. AL 2-3600.

Denofrio See Melvin C. Mulholland notice. DiBenedetto See Helen Benedict notice. Diebold The Rt. Rev.

Msgr. Leo J. Diebold, S. T. Ph.D., administrator of Angel Guardian home, beloved son of the late Louis and Margaret Diebold; dear brother of George, Henry, Edward, Marcel, Clare, Loretta O'Brien, and the late Helen and Marie.

Visitation at Angel Guardian church, Devon and Ridge avenues, after 1 p. m. Wednesday. Funeral mass Friday, June 7, at 10 a. m.

Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. KE 9-7900. Dillon Esther E. Dillon of 126 Oxford road, Kenilworth, wife of the late William mother of Mary E.

Aldige of Wilmette, Esther E. Neukranz of Deerfield, Patricia M. Dillon of Kenilworth, John B. of Evanston, William R. of Wilmette, and the late Thomas E.

Dillon. 15 grandchildren. 2 great-grandchildren. Sister of Timothy O'Byrne of Great Lakes, Thomas O' Byrne of Chicago, and Mrs. Marie Hartnett of Detroit, Mich.

Visitation at 5624 W. Irving Park Rd. PE 6-9000 Driver Crashes, Dies After a Heart Attack Ex-Sen. Dickinson, 94, lr HENRY W. MUELLER 5308 W.

Belmont Ave. AV 6-8740 CHRIST NIELSEN INC. Funeral Home 3301 W. Fullerton BE 5-6878 THEIS FUNERAL HOME 3517-27 N. Puiaski Rd.

IN 3-5800 SOUTH YOUR SYMPATHY EXPRESSED WITH ASSURANCE AND PERFECT TASTE SUBURBAN ADAMS FELDHOFF WHITESEL 8701 Dorchester Ave. RE 1-2800 HEINEN LOSCHETTER 9315 S. Ashland Ave. ST 3-0440 KENNY BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME 5438 S. Halsted BO 8-0061 THOMAS MclNERNEY SONS 4635 S.

Wallace St. BO 8-0703 WALSH-LLOYD-OBARTUCH 9900 S. Throop St. BE 8-2321 RYAN-PARKE FUNERAL HOME 120 S. N.

W. Park Ridge 823-1171 SCHMAEDEKE FUNERAL HOME 107th St. 8. Harlem Worth GL 8-6000 Uies in ues itlOines, Donald Burquin, 63, of 529 Des Moines. June 4 LP) Elk Grove Elk Grove Former Republican Sen.

Lester Village, died yesterday as his J. Dickinson. 94. died here to-! car hit a traffic light standard night in a hospital, where he while he was making a left had been a patient since he turn from Landmeyer road into broke his hip in a fall two Illinois highway 83. Policeman weeks ago.

Dickinson served Jay Akely of Elk Grove Vil-six terms in the House of Rep- lage said Burquin, a business resentatives during the 1920s, consultant to the Chicago Bar-i before he was elected to the i tenders union, apparently suf-f Senate in 1930. He returned to fered a heart attack while Iowa to practice law in 1938. 1 driving. irs penntenoenr or tne orooKtieia-Norrn Riverside Water commission, and Ruth, I nee Thompson; fond brother of Wil- liam J. Robert and Kathleen A.

Becker; grandson of Chris and Sophie Thompson, and Catherine Becker. 344-0770 Arttt, ewtom-dtJgnd ffrl pli prlfi to tut year atdt. FUNERAL DIRECTORS WHO DESIRE INFORMATION REGARDING THIS DIRECTORY WHICH RUNS WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY, PHONE: 222-4498 USI ANY ACCREDITED CREDIT CARD the residence, 126 Oxford road, Kenilworth. Mass 10 a. m.

Wednesday, at SS. -Faith, Hope and Charity church, 191 i Linden, Winnetka. Interment Calvary. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be i made to the Maryknoll Fathers, 1421 N. Astor street, Chicago.

Resting at Johnson Funeral Home, 3845-47 Prairie avenue, Brookfieid, until 10 p. m. Thursday, June 6. Services at United Village church. La Grange, Friday, June 7, at 10 a.

m. Interment Chapel Hill West. HU f-4214.