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Chicago Tribune, Sunday, August 14, 1988 Section 2 7 Obituaries Elmo Zumwalt HI, Vietnam veteran George Woods, chfldren's book editor est. As many as 250,000 people could receive money from the settlement The elder Zumwalt said he ordered Agent Orange sprayed over the Mekong Delta to kill vegetation and drive "the Vietcong back 1,000 yards off the water's edge." The admiral commanded naval forces in Vietnam from 1968 to 1970, then served as chief of naval operations until 1974 when he retired from active duty. His son served in Vietnam from June, 1969, to August, 1970, as a lieutenant commanding a patrol boat "I do not have any guilt feelings because I was convinced then and 1 am convinced now that the use of Agent Orange saved literally hundreds and maybe thousands of lives," the elder Zumwalt said in 1985. In addition to his son, Mr. Zumwalt is survived by his wife, Katherine, and his daughter, Maya, 13.

physical senses. In an article published in the Washington Post on Oct 7, 1984, Mr. Zumwalt said: "My father, Adm. Elmo Zumwalt was a strong advocate of the use of Agent Orange in the Vietnam War. That doesnt mean that I hold him responsible for any disease I may have incurred.

He did what he felt he had to do to reduce casualties. I did what I felt I had to do. I volunteered for service in Vietnam because I felt whatever the risks, that was where I belonged. Even now at the age of 38, I'm confronted by undoubted perils. I am not sorry I went" On June 30, 1984, the US.

Supreme Court removed the last legal obstacle to a $180 million settlement between Vietnam veterans and the manufacturers of Agent Orange. The justices let stand rulings that dismissed lawsuits by about 300 veterans who had challenged the 1984 settlement. The $180 million settlement now totals about $240 million with inter FAYETTEVILLE. N.C (AP i Elmo R. Zumwalt III, who was exposed to Agent Orange that was sprayed in Vietnam on the orders of his father, died of cancer at his home Saturday.

He was 42. Mr. Zumwalt, a lawyer, said he never blamed his father for his The two co-wrote a book titled Father, My Son," which was made into a television movie. Mr. Zumwalt was diagnosed in January, 1983, as having Stage 4 non-Hodgkins lymphoma.

In February, 1985, during his ninth biopsy, doctors discovered he had Stage 3 Hodgkin's disease, another form of lymphoma. 1 Agent Orange contains highly toxic dioxin. Veterans had contended that exposure to it causes cancer and other illnesses. They said it caused miscarriages by wives of servicemen and birth defects in their children. Mr.

Zumwalt's son, Elmo Russell Zumwalt IV; suffers from a congenital dysfunction that confuses his prison in Dublin in connection with his participation in the 1916 Easter uprising in which Irish nationalists unsuccessfully attempted to throw off British rule. On the pretext that he planned to become a Trappist monk, he got out of prison in 1923 and went to live in a Dubuque, monastery for two years before coming to Chicago. Survivors include three daughters, Therese Houtsma, Maureen Marquardt and Bette Garrity; a son, Robert 16 grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren. Betty Rice Hayes Services for Betty Rice Hayes, 58, a resident of Lombard for 30 years, were held Wednesday in Canton, N.C. She died Aug.

6 in an Ashville, N.C, hospital after an extended illness. Mrs. Hayes retired in 1984 from Illinois Bell Telephone where she was a marketing representative. In 1987, she received the Illinois Bell Telephone Alexander Graham Bell Award for environmental and community service. Survivors include her husband, H.G.

"Holly" Hayes; two daughters, Martha Redding and Barbara Dixon; a grandchild; her mother, Bula Rice Carver; and two sisters. Edward P. Foy Mass for Edward P. Foy, 70, of Beverly, will be said at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday in Christ the King Catholic Church, 9235 Hamilton Ave.

Mr. Foy, who died Thursday in Little Company of Mary Hospital, Evergreen Park, was a supervising engineer for the Chicago Board of Education, District 18, for 36 years. He retired in 1987. He was a past vice president for Engineers Local No. 143.

He was active in many organizations including the St. James Council, Knights of Columbus, the LaSalle General Assembly, the St. Vincent de Paul Society and the Elks. Survivors include his wife, Alice; a daughter, Maura; two brothers; and a sister. Robert McSweeney Mass for Robert McSweeney, 86, a retired machinist and former political prisoner in Ireland, will be said at 10 a.m.

Tuesday in St. Dennis Catholic Church, 8301 S. St. Louis Ave. Mr.

McSweeney, a retired machinist for International Harvester now called Navistar International died Thursday in his Southwest Side home. Mr. McSweeney spent three years in Otto E. Passman; served 30 years in Congress New Yak Times News Service NEW YORK George Woods, for 21 years the children's book editor of the New York Times, died Thursday of lung cancer. He was 62.

Mr. Woods, who was editor of The New York Times Large Type Weekly at his death, joined the newspaper as a copy boy in December, 1951. He rose to news clerk and news assistant, later becoming a copy editor in the Sunday Book Review. He was appointed children's book editor in 1963 and held the post until 1984. He then became editor of the Large Type Weekly.

He was the author of "Catch a Killer," a mystery novel published in 1972 by Harper Row, for which he received the Dorothy Canfield Fisher Award in 1974. Mr. Woods was a regular contributor on children's literature to the Encyclopedia Americana Yearbook. helped Houdini worked as a tour guide. And, in later years, he helped Houdini build some of his illusions.

In the early 1930s, Mr. Faltersack was appointed as a special representative of the International Brotherhood of Magicians, entitling him to make contact with top European magicians. He later became a founding member of Mystic 13, a prestigious group of American magicians. He is survived by his wife, Minnie; two sons; a daughter; a brother, and a sister. TALLEY William Wilson Talley, 81, former Heed of the Science Dept.

at North Shore Country Day School, died Aug. 8, at the PreBbyterlan Home, Evanaton. Memorial aervices are penaing. Mr. 1 alley la survived by his wile Jean; by his sister, Margaret T.

Brown, ot Cooperstown, N.Y.; and by his twin brother Samuel, of Forest Hill, CA. In lieu ol flowers, memorial donations may be made to North Shore Country Day School, 310 Green Bay Wlnnetka, IL, 60093. Arrangements by Wm. H. SooU Guardian Chapel, Wllmette.

261-8200. VAISVILAS Anne Valsvllas, nee Klauba, beloved wife of the late Walter; loving mother ot Keren (Austin) Eck-ert and Terry VaTsvilas; deareet grandmotner of Allele and Alan. Visitation Monday, 9 a.m. until time of service, 11:16 a.m. at Blake-Lemb Funeral Home, 10456 S.

Western, to St. Caietan Church. Mass 12 noon. Interment family lot. Memorials may be mede to the charity of your choice.

735-4242. WALKER George J. Walker, ol Wood Dale, IL and 3 Wisconsin Dells, Wl, formerly of Arlington Heights and Berwyn, beloved husband of the late Betty loving father ol George J. Jr. and Virginia J.

(Q. Edwin) Logan; dear grandfather of April Lynne K. and Craig W. (Nancy) Logan. Service Monday 1 p.m.

at H. Marlk Sons Guardian Chapel, 6507 W. Cermak Berwyn. Interment Mount Emblem. Veteran of WW I.

69 year member of Berwyn Lodge No. 839, A.F. A.M., 69 year member of Berwyn Post 422, A L. and life member of Hawthorne Chapter No. 45, T.P.

of A. Visitation Saturday and Sunday 3 to 9 p.m. Info. 484-6310. WEISZ Betty Llpner Welsz, of Sunrise, formerly of Skokle, beloved wlte of the late Charles Weisz; loving mother of Sharon (Norman) Bortz, and Larry (Bonnie) Llpner; adored grandmother of Micheel.

Scott, Stephanie, Stacy, and Allison. Please cell tor service time. Directed bv Weln eteln Brothera Wllmette Chapel, 111 Skokle numene, oiock N. oi uio urcnard). interment Rose mom Park Cemetery.

Info 256-5700. WIEGAND Mery B. Wlegand, nee Cass, loving wfle of the lete John dear sister of the late J.M. (Louise) Bratcher, the late Ralph Bratcher, the late Arthur Bratcher and Charles (Lois) Bratcher: tond aunt of Phillip (Sandra) Bratcher, Janice (Paul) Mete-ger, Donald (Barbara) Bratcher, Richard (Kath-ryn) Bratcher; greet-aunt of to. Funeral services Monday, 11 a.m.

at Krauape Funeral Heme, 3906 N. Lincoln Ave. Visitation Sunday, 3 to 9 p.m. Interment Glen Oak Cemetery. In lieu ot flowers, donations to the Diabetes Foundation.

6260529 WOLF Clair B. Wolf, at Solans Beach, CA, beloved wlte of the lete Henry devoted mother ol Richard and Peter; loving daughter of Vera Ray; deer sister ot Debra Levin and Patricia (Mort) Winston. Service and interment Monday, Aug. 15, 10 a.m. at family lot, Weal awn Cemetery, 7801 W.

Montrose. Into. Furth Funeral Direction, 764-4300. ZACK Lillian K. Zack, nee Knlshka, of Cicero, beloved mother of Patricia (Chariea) Wehrmann and Karen (Pat) Bubb; devoted grandmother of six; sister of Jeck and Sam Knlshka and the late Cells, Mary, Joe and Ed.

Funeral Monday, August 16, 9:30 a.m. from Svee 6 Bone Funerei Home, 6227 W. Cermak to Visitation Church, Elmhuret tor Blessing 10:30 m. Interment Oueen of Heeven. Member of Hewthorne Chapter No.

45 T.P. of A. Visitation Sunday 2 until 9 p.m. 484-2050 or 242-2027. ZAPATA See Roee Ohr notice.

ZIELINSKI Eric James Zlellnskl, beloved son of Irene and James; deer grandson of John and the lete Irene Manclllas, and Clara Zlellnskl. Services Monday, August 15, 10:30 a.m. at Nana Funeral Home, 80 E. Burlington Riverside. Interment Oueen ot Heaven.

Visitation Sunday, 2-9 p.m. Masses preferred. 447-2261 Funeral Directory Dependable information, guidance and arrangements are just a few of the services afforded by the Funeral Directors listed here. CASEY-LASKOWSKI 4540-50 W. Diversey 777-6300 DE NICOLO LESNIAK 5734 W.

Dlversey 889-01 15 MALEC SONS GUARDIAN CHAPEL 834-38 N. Ashland Ave. HA1 -5800 6000 N. Milwaukee Ave. 774-41 00 THEIS GORSKI FUNERAL HOME 3517-27 N.

Pulaski aRfl-pnoo ANZILOTTI-BACIGALUPO Facilities Chicago All Suburbs 847-6867 FUNERAL DIRECTORS WHO DESIRE INFORMATION REGARDING THIS DIRECTORY WHICH RUNS WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY, PHONE MS. SWOVERLAND 222-4060 vssy 1 post that he developed a reputation as an outspoken opponent of foreign aid. "For many years, he was the most popular public official in this part of Louisiana," said former Gov. John J. McKeithen.

"He was man of great honor, of great integrity and extreme loyalty. Rep. Passman survived 15 elections without serious opposition. But in 1976, he lost to fellow Democrat Jerry Huckaby by more than 8,000 votes in the stale's open primary. During that campaign, Rep.

Passman was accused of browbeating foreign governments into making grain deals that benefited his associates. Rep. Passman maintained that he was doing his duty by finding for KWIEK Shirley C. Kwlek, nee Kwaltkowskl, beloved wife of Edward; dearest mother of Tony Adams Jr. and Angela M.

Kwlek; loving grandmother of Tony Adams III; fond sister of Mary Cuehlo, Barbara Bancroft, Patty Kwaltkowskl, Cathy Rich and Sheila Kwaltkowskl; loving stepdeughter of Mary Kwaltkowskl. Funeral service TueBday 9 a.m. from BeMeHta Addison Street Funeral Home, 7710 W. Addison St. to St.

Francis Borgia Church for 9:30 a.m. Mass. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 6 to 9 p.m.

and Monday 2 to 10 p.m. 625-3444. LAG0CKI Frances V. Lagockl, nee Satera, wife of the late Joseph loving mother ot Mary Ann Foley, Betty Lou (David) Kane, Bernadette (James) Dlask and the late Robert; sister of Frank (Jean) Satera: grandmother of 11. Funeral Tuesday, Aug.

16, 1988, at 9:15 a.m., from Poterek Funeral Home, 6253 W. Fullerton, near Lockwood, to Our Lady of Victory Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St. Adalbert Cemetery.

Visitation Monday, 2 to 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorials to A.D.R.D. Assoc. appreciated. 237-6400.

LARSON Cecil C. Larson ol Northbrook passed July 30 at West Bloomtield, Ml, beloved husband of Jessie (Beaton); loving father of Lucy (John) Northrup of flint, Ml and Cecily (Richard) Barnwell ot West Bloomtield, Ml; dear grandfather of eight and great-grandfather of two. Memorial service Tuesday, 11 a.m., at the Lutheren Church of the Ascension (Willow Road Sunset Ridge Road In Northfleld). Please omit flowers. For further information: A.

J. Desmond ft Bona Funeral Home, (313) 362-2500 LENTZ Gall Anne Lentz, age 32, beloved daughter of Gordon and Sunny Lentz; loving mother of Matthew; dearest alster of Martin and Kirsten Lentz; loving psrtner and best friend of Allen Kodish; fond granddaughter ot Genevieve Lentz and Mildred Johnson. Memorial services 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 4, 1988, at St.

James Lutheren Church, 2046 N. Freemont Chicago. 424-0340. LIPINSKI Theodore L. Llonski.

76. at rest In Christ, died Aug. 9, 1988, In Venice, FL, cherished husband of tieien, nee sioma, tor Ol wonaenui years; beloved father of Theodora (John) Zlegweld, Karen (Garv) Cunningham and Donna (David Sr.) Budde; loving grandfather of Lisa and Christopher Townaend and Deena and David Budde fond brother of Frank, John and Lillian Lipinski Baer. For more than 46 years Mr. Lipinski was emnloved bv C.D.Peacock A where tor many years he was the allver buyer and head ot the sliver departments ol the Peacock stores.

A Hinsdale. II resident lor 22 years he was a member of St. Isaac Jogues Church. After moving in retirement to Florida he was an active member of Our Lady ol Lourdes Church, Venice Gardens, FL. and for many years he was active In the Venice Yacht Club and Enaiewood Elks.

Funeral Mass Tuesday. 9:30 a.m., at St. John ol the Cross Church, 4920 Caroline Western Springs. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Arrangements by The Elllaton funeral Home, nmsaaie, il.

aa-urvo LIPNER See Betty Llpner weisz notice. ludv Henrietta "Tanta Ludy, twiovea aura or naroio Bauer; dear great-aunt of Robert Mueller, and Judith Fruls; great-great-aunt ot five; and great-great-great-aunt of seven. Member of the Royal League oi rosier iouncn. nmm Curman Bunuai Home. 3100 Irvine Park Road.

Sunday after 8 p.m., until 9 p.m. Funeral Service 10 a.m. Monday at the Chapel. Interment Irving Park cemetery, r-or iniormation, o-ouw LUKES Florence Lukes, nee kora. 79.

01 BrooKtleto beloved wife ol George; tond mother ol Keith (Mary) and the late Arlene: grandmother of Kathy, Karl, Karen Koenlg, Deborah, Diane, Denise, David. Dorathv. Denel. Daniel and Arlene Lukes: Sreat-grandmother ot eight; sister of Dorothy ackmfeck. Resting at Hllzeman Funeral Home, P.C., 9445 W.

31st Brookfleld. Funeral Monday 10 a m. Cremation Oakrldoe. Suooested memori als to Flrat Congregetlonal United Church of Christ, Brookfleld or Plymouth Place Womena Board appreciated. Visitation Saturday and Sun day 2 10 9 p.m.

4O0-ZUUU. MAH0NEY Richard Hagen Mahoney, August 11, 1988, beloved brother of June Noonan. George (Myrna) and Earl (Marie) Mahoney; survived by his many loving nieces and nephews. Interment private. Donations In the name of Richard Hagen Mahoney to the American Cancer Society, 999 N.

Main 51., uien tiiyn, il auiar worn a ds great iy appreciated. Arrangements by Qells Funeral Home, 766-3232. MARCINK0 Michael G. Marclnko, August 13, age 72, late of Chicaoo Helohts. formerly of South Chlcaao.

beloved husband of Grace, nee Tinyo; dear father or macule Knapp 01 norm Carolina, Mtcneiie (John) Krieoel of South Holland. Maria (Paul) Buhrmester ot New Lenox; loving grandfather of eight; great-grandfather of 11; tond brother of Susan Lopota ol Chicago, and Josephine Dewln-ter of Tlnley Park. Retired General Foreman of Transportation (Narrow Gauge), U.S. Steel South Works. Resting at the Tewa Funeral Home, 18230 S.

Dixie Highway, Homewood, from 2 to 9 p.m. Mondey. Funeral 9:16 a.m. Tuesday, to Intent Jesus of Prague Church. Mass 10 a.m.

Interment Assumption cemetery, rw-wuu. MARTHALER Frank A. Marthaler. beloved husband of Theresa. nee Smith: loving father of Kathy (James) Maccarl and Dan and Garry Marthaler; dear grandpa ot Jeff, Jamie and Jill Maccarl; tond brother of Joseph (Betty) Marthaler.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a.m., trom Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 w. 103rd Oak Lawn, to St. Michael Church. Orland Park. Mass 10 a.m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation Monday, 3 to 10 p.m. Please omit flowers. For public transportation imormation, call B3b-iib3 or Chicago, 73-4242. MARTINEZ Peter P.

Martinez, 39, suddenly, loving son of Angela and Edward Graham and the late Joseph Martinez; dear brother of Joseph, Linda (James) Jeffries and Dean (Diane); fond uncle of three. Blessing Monday, 11:30 a.m., sf Beverly Ridge nape iiwid neozie. interment oi. Mary. Visitation Monday, 10 a.m.

until time of service. MONROE, La. (AP) Otto E. Passman, whose 30 years in Congress ended in scandal involving a Korean businessman and allegations of favoritism toward associates, died Saturday at age 88. Garland Shell, a family friend, said death was due to a heart attack.

Rep. Passman, a grade-school dropout who rose from poverty to become a successful businessman, was first elected to Congress from a largely rural district in northeastern Louisiana in 1946, after he served in the Navy. The conservative Democrat was the powerful chairman of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Operations from 1954 to 1976, the year he was defeated in a bid for a 16th term. It was in that GELT Rose M. Gelt, beloved wile of the lete Edward loving mother of Joanne (Gerald) Myron (Linda) Gelt and Edrlce (Ernest) Bram; adored Sranamotner or unarene, Aiene, rameia, moreen, effery and Edan; great-grandmother of Nikkl; dear sister of Shirley Deutsch, Mary Goldstein, Adele Fryer and the late Arthur Isaacson.

Member of City of Hope and Marks Nsthanson Home. Services Monday, 11 a.m., at Wemstetn Brothers Wllmette Chapel, 111 Skokle Wllmette (one block norm 01 uto urcnerd). tntomoment snaiom Memorial pant, visitation at time or service. 111 lieu of flowers, contributions to Alzheimer's Disease and Related Disorders. 256-5700.

GE0CARIS See Constance D. Chrones notice. GIANCARL0 Anna V. "Annette" Glancarlo, beloved wife of the late Jess: devoted mother of Frank (Dalle), Peter, Dolores (Anthony) Zlzzo and John (Marie); fond Grandmother of eight: great-grandmother of 10. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., from Salerno's Oale-wood Chapels, 1657 N.

Harlem to Sacred Heart Church. Mass 10 a.m. Entombment Resurrection Mausoleum. Visitation Sunday and Monday, 3 to 10 p.m. 889-1700.

GOFF Marv Elizabeth Goff. nee McCaulev. 66. of Blr mlngham, AL, formerly of Oak Park, mother of the late Thomas D. (Florence) Goff: sister of LouiBe m.

uenamus, or uirmtngnem ana sara snassere, 01 unve branch, Ms; grandmotner 01 Mary Pleranunzl. Maraaret A. Saabv. Veronica M. Thomas Paul Bruce W.

and Robert C. Got! great-grandmother of nine. Visitation 3 to 0 p.m. Monday at Drecheler-Brown Funeral Home. 203 S.

Mar on Oak Park. Funeral 9:30 a.m. Tues day, to St. Edmund Church. Mass 10 a.m.

Inter ment uueen 01 neaven. 303-3191. GRANT Edward J. Grant, beloved husband of the late Lillian: loving brother ot waiter, Emily case. and the late Margaret Raub.

Eva Byrnes and ueorge: tona uncie 01 many nieces ana nephews. Visitation Monday 3-9 p.m. at the EIIIMon Funeral Home, First and Grant Streets, Hinsdale. Funeral Mass luesaay iu a.m. at Notre uame unurcn, 64 Norfolk, Clarendon Hilts.

IL. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. 323-0275. GREEN See Edward P.

Foy notice. GRENTZNER Eleanors G. Grentzner, nee Gray, beloved wife of the late Clarence; loving stepmother of John (Copt.) CPD. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., trom Kotbus Funeral Home, 6841-67 Higglne to Immaculate conception Church, Mass 10 a.m. Entombment All Saints Mausoleum.

Visitation Monday. 2 -9 p.m. Past President of General George Bell Jr. American Legion Auxiliary In lieu ol flowers donations to the Resurrection Retirement Community would be appreciated. GUTMANN Use Gutmann, nee Hess, beloved wile of Waltei A.Gutmann: devoted mother of Steven L.

(Gloria) Gutmann, and Sharon (Sheldon) Fine; loving grandmother of Dana and Mlndy Gutmann, and Seth and Sari Fine; fond sister of Ingrld (Julius) and Werner (Darlyen) Hell. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to cancer research Services Monday, 11 a.m. at Ptser-Welnateln Chs pels, 6206 N. Broadway. Interment Jewish Oak- noge uemeiery.

imo oi-V4U. HALLBERG Charles M. Hallberg, 69, of Carol Stream, beloved nuBOana ot me late Hulda: loving lamer ot Cerolyn (Spencer) Freedlund and Charles M. Jr. (Marv): dear grandfather of seven: great-orand father of six.

Lying In ststs Monday August 15 trom 7:30 p.m. until time of service at 8:30 p.m. at noiy cross Lutneran cnurcn, vu? t. ueneva rtd. Wheaton.

Interment private. Memorials may be oireciea to tsempnage Mission, Axteu, Nebraska HenertKXI-HuKgren Funeral Home. 666-0027. HAVLIK Eleanor A. Havlik, nee Neuman, beloved wife of the late Dr.

John C. Havlik: loving mother of Joan (Joseph) Datay, Carol (Robert) Rodriguez and Diane (Lawrence) Kulawiak; dear grandmother of Devid. Laura. Henee. Ann ana jonn; great- grandmother of five.

Funeral services Monday 10 a.m. from the 8kaa Terrace Funeral Home, 7812 N. Milwaukee Nllee, to St. John Brebeuf Church lor 10:30 Mass. Entombment Oueen of Heaven Mausoleum.

Visitation Sunday, 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. 966-7302 HRIVNAK Joseph Hrlvnak of Cicero, survived by sev-eral cousins and their families. Services IT August 15, 11:00 a.m. at 8vec ft Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W.

Cermak Rd. Interment Woodiawn Cemetery. Visitation Sunday 2 to p.m. w4-2uau or wt-wif IGGINS Veronica J. logins, beloved wife of the late John loving mother ot Karen (Jim) Hoss, Linda (Kevin) McEnery, Christine (Chris) McCarthy Robert (Denlse) logins and William Igglna; desi orandmother of Katie, Colleen, Adam and Kevin: dear sister of Dolores end the late Dorothea.

Visitation 3 to 9 p.m. Monday. Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a.m., trom the John Sheeny II Bone Funeral Home, 7uzu n. izrtn raios neignts, to incsr-natlon Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Interment St. Casl mlr Cemetery. 361-4236 or 361-4236. JACOB ta Marvin F.

Jacob, Veteran WWII, beloved RUSgt husband of Alice; loving father of Charles: it granatatner ot Jesse orotner oi eon tu nor), Margaret Steskal and William. Member of Park Rldoe VFW Post 3579. Funeral services Mon day 1:00 p.m. at Ryen-Perke Funeral Home, 120 b. Nonnws-! nwy.

ram maua. iniermem private. Visitation sunaay, 3 to r.M. K0SSART leabelle M. Kossart, nee Nichols, beloved wife ot the lete irwin loving motner oi irwin j.

(Aiicei: fond grsndmother of Paul (Celine), 8usan (Dan) Kern and David (Julie): great grandmother ot six: devoted sister Genevieve Nichols and the late Mary (Edward) Heese. Funerei services Monday, 10:30 a.m., WoneeMager Funeral Home, 3604 S. Hoyne. interment tamiiy lot. visitation Saturday, a eign markets for American farm produce, and then seeing that American companies profited from his efforts.

But a New York Times report said Passman was the largest beneficiary of cash payments from Korean businessman Tongsun Park, who was accused of buying influence in Congress. The Times said Passman got $190,000 from Park. After leaving office, Rep. Passman was indicted on a variety of federal charges in 1978 but was acquitted. In a 1984 interview, Rep.

Passman said he hadn't gotten used to retirement "I hate it," he said. "I just don't like the idea of not doing anything." He is survived by his wife, Martha. MARX Anna Marx, nee Klinger, beloved wife of the late Jecob Marx; fond mother of the lete Frenk (Lottie) Marx. Visitation Monday, 2 to 9 p.m. Funerei Tuesday, 9 a.m., from Sax-Tledemann Funeral Home, 9568 Belmont Franklin Park.

Mass 9:30 a.m. at St. Gertrude Church. Interment Elm-wood Cemetery. 678-1950.

MATUEVIC Stefan Matijevic, beloved husband of the late Magdalene; loving father ol Steve (Barbara), Rudolph (Roslna), Michael (Judith), Eva (Anton) Katharine (Josef) Wlttmann and the late George; father-tn-iaw of Mary; deareet grandfather of 19; great-grandfather of 16. Funeral service Thursday 9:30 a.m. from Tohle Funeral Home, 4326 W. Lawrence at Lowell, to St. Edward Church.

Mass 10 a.m. Visitation Monday 4 to 9 p.m. Interment All Saints Cemetery. 685-4400. McCarthy Charles T.

McCarthy, retired Lieutenant, Chicago Fire beloved husband of Lorraine, nee Hesik; loving father of Thomas (Patricia), Daniel (Annette), John (Deborah), Susan, Mark (Anna Marie), Nancy and Michael; grandfather of nine; tond brother of Margaret Jandrla, Dave and the late Patricia Napadano. Funeral Monday, 1 p.m., from the Original Rego Brothers Funeral Home, 6120 W. Fullerton. Mass 1:30 p.m. at St.

Genevieve Church. Cremation private. Visitation Sunday, 2 to 9. In lieu ol flowers, donations may be made in his name to the Illinois Masonic Medical Center Hospice. AR6-7600 or NA2-5120.

McCarthy See Charles Somervllle notice. McFEELY Pearl A. McFeely, beloved wife ot the lete Rlsley; dear mother of Rlsley (Charlene); fond grandmother of Paula (Joseph) Wiener; great-grandmother of two; sister of Alfred W. Krueger. Service Monday 10:30 a.m.

at Frtodrtcne Funeral Home, 320 W. Central at Northwest Mt. Prospect. Interment Mount Emblem. Visitation Sunday 3 to 9 p.m.

In lieu of flowers, memorlala to charity of donors choice appreciated. 265-7800. McHUGH Erwin Patrick McHugh, SB, of Llbertyvllle, died August 12, 1886, Condell Memorial Hospital, husband of Dolores; lather ol Pat (Mike) Chrlstensen, Carol McHugh, Michael (Cindy) McHugh and William (Mary) McHugh; grandfather of Matthew, Kelly and William; uncle ol many nieces and nephewa; survived by brother William and Aunt Mae Scott. Preceded In death by his parents William and Nora McHugh, one alster Marge and two brothera Francis and Maurice. Visitation Monday.

August 15, 1968. 3 to 9 p.m., at McMurrough Chapel. 101 Park Place, Llbertyvllle. Funeral Mass Tuesday, 10 a.m., at St. Joseph Church, 121 Maple Llbertyvllle.

Contributions may be made to Leukemia Research Foundation. Burial Ascension Cemetery. Info: 362-2626. McSweeney Robert McSweeney. beloved husbend of the late enzaoetn Lll Nicsweeney, nee Sheehan; devoted father of Therese (James CPD retired) Houtsma, Robert CPD (Shirley) McSweeney and Maureen (Bud CFD) Marquardt and Bette Garrity; loving grandfather of 16; great-grandfather of 14; fond uncle of James Sweeney of Limerick, Ireland.

Visitation Sunday, 4 to 9 p.m. and Monday, 2 to 9 p.m. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., from the nnorew J. ssouann a son Funeral Home, 107Z7 s. Pulaski to St.

Denis Church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment 8t. Mary Cemetery. Native of County itppsrary, ireiano.

oia-rruu. MICAL Jean S. Mical, nee Dondzlk, beloved wlte of the late Henrv knlno mother of Barbara Zydek and Andrew (Robin); dearest grandmother oi noam ana uamei; oear sister waiter (Irene), William (Stasia) Dondzlk and Wanda Stanlo; tond aunt of many nieces and nephewa. Funeral Monday 10:30 a.m. trom Sendzlak'a Archer Funeral Heme, 6108 W.

Archer to St. Leonard Church, Berwyn, for 1130 a.m. Blessing. Entombment Resurrection Garden Mausoleum. Visitation Saturday and Sunday 2 to 9 p.m.

585-1003. MICULINIC Dorothy Mlculinlc. beloved wife of the lete Frank: stepmother ot Joseph (Mary); grandmother of Joel (Bonnie) and Glen; great-grandmother of two; sister ot Stanley (Elizabeth) Kocluba, the late Richard and Edwin Kocluba; sister-in-law of Sandra Kociuba; aunt ot Karl, Cary and Greg Kocluba; loving friend of George and Shirley Klein and family, Elmer and Dolores Prlbyl and family. Funeral Monday 9:30 a.m. trom Frtedrtche Funeral Home, 320 W.

Centeral at Northwest Mt. Prospect, to St. Raymond Church. Interment Maryhlll. Visitation Sunday 3 to 9 p.m.

In lieu ot flowers, memorials to Shrlners Hospital for urippiea nnoren appreciated, zoo-reuu. MILLER Genevieve F. Miller, loving wife of Raymond; dearest mother of Madelyn (James) Lenart; fond grandmother of Donald. Visitation Monday 3 to 7 p.m. at Drake Son Guardian Chaoet.

625 Buses Hwy. Park Ridge. Funerei and Interment weanesaay in Kalamazoo, Ml. 696-3368. MILLER Robert Miller, survived by his cousin Ameday (Margaret) Mlgliorlnl and other family and close friends.

Visitation Monday at Drake Son Ouard-lan Chapte, 625 Bussa Park Ridge, etarting at 6 with services at 8 p.m. Interment pri vate. OW-dODO M0RMAN Joseph M. Morman, beloved husband of the late Mae loving lather ol Raymond J. (Marie), and Robert W.

(Betty); dearest grandfather ol six; tond great-grandfather of three. Funerei Tuesday. August 16, 9:30 Irom Ryan-Parke Funeral Home, 120 S. Northwest Park Ridge, to St. Paul of the Cross Church, Mass 10 a.m.

Entomb ment All Saints Mausoleum. Visitation 4 9 p.m. Monday. M0SKAL Irene Moekal. died Thursday.

In Lexlnaton. SC. survived by one daughter, Frances M. Bond ot Lexington, SC; sister of Adeline Bielenskl ot Chicago, IL. Services will be 9 a.m., Mondey, In corpus cnristl cstnono cnurcn, Lexington, sc.

Cau prima n-Harmon Funeral Home, Lexington, SC. P. Faltersack; He met Harry Houdini while working his way through San Jose State University. The famous magician appeared at a theater. In a 1982 interview, Mr.

Faltersack recalled that he "was the first one up there" on stage when Houdini asked for volunteers from the audience to help him with his tricks. Mr. Faltersack then took Houdini to see the Winchester Mystery House, a tourist attraction with optical illusions and other amusements, where Mr. Faltersack RIECKMANN Carl L. Rleckmann, Vet WW II, Aug.

10, In St. Petersburg, FL, formerly of Chicago, loving lather of Martin (Colleen), Timothy (Josle) and Susan; fond grandfather of James and Johnathan; dear brother of the late Martin, the late Helen Roesler, Marge (late William) Kamholz, the late Myrtle, the late Edward Cassan, the late Elmer, the late Marie Rleckmann, the late Harold (Eleanor), the late William, Lucille (Ray) Coffey, Evelyn, the late Anton Rodde and Dorothy (Edward) Schroeder; uncle of many nieces and nephewa. Services private. SCHUBERT Lillian D. Schubert, ot Lake Geneva, Wl, formerly of Sliver Lake.

Wl, beloved wife ot the late Raymond J. Schubert; dear mother ot the late Daniel R. (Lynn) Schubert. Memorial service 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug.

21, 1968 at Chrlat Lutheran Church, Paddock Lake, Wl. Interment private. Into. Strang Funeral Home, Antioch, IL, 396-4000. SCHULTZ Martha M.

Schultz, nee Hltzeman, 84 of Munde-leln, beloved wife of the lata Edward; loving mother of Lola (William) Deets and Marvin (Deanna); dear grandmother ot eight; great- Rrandmother ol 10; alster of Lydla Geist, Laura oltermann, Edith Krabbe, Herman and the late Walter. Resting at Hllzeman Funeral Home P.C., 9445 W. 31st Brookfleld. Funeral Monday, 11:30 a.m. Interment Concordia.

Memoriels to Grace Lutheran Church, 2761 8. Karlov Chicago or St. Matthew Lutheren Church, Lake Zurich appreciated. Visitation Sunday, 2 to 9 p.m. 486-2000 SMALLEY to Edward M.

Smaliey Korean War Vet-EHs: eren; devoted son of the late Edward Sr. and Rose, nee Suchan; aunt, uncles and cousins. Member ot the Loyal Order of Moose and the V.F.W. Funerei Tuesday, August 16, 10 a.m., at the Sourek Manor Funeral Home, 6745 W. 35th Cicero.

Interment Mount Aubum Cemetery. Visitation Monday, 2 9 p.m. 652-6661 SMITH Genevieve F. Jean Smith, nee Ford, beloved wife ot the late William G. Smith; loving mother of Jane (Frank) Stainko and Nancy (Howard) Klehm; tond grandmother of four; great-grandmother ol three grendsons.

Vlsitetion at the MJ. Suerth Funeral Home, 6764 Northwest Chicago, Monday, 4 until 9 p.m. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. to the Church of Selnt Jullanna. Mass 10 a.m.

Interment St. Joseph Cemetery In Spring Valley, IL. 631-1240 SNEIDER See Constance D. Chrones notice. S0MERVILLE Charlee Somervllle, beloved husband of Dolores, nee McCarthy; loving father of Karen Lux, Mark (Maria), Luke, John, Marldotorea, William and the late Matthew; dear grandfather of Mlcheel, John, Anne and Jean-Marie Lux and Patrick, Linda, Joseph Somervllle and Charles and Carolyn Som ervllle; fond son of the late Henry and Mary Somervllle; dear brother of Eileen Somervllle, Lawrence, Marlon McDevItt, Lucy Hall and Wil liam somervuie.

runerai luesaay, a.m. trom Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W. 103rd Oak Lawn to St. Barnabas Church. Mass 10 a.m.

Interment SL Mary Cemetery. Visitation Sunday ana Monaay, i to iu p.m. Member ot b.a.c. Local i or uiinoia, BricKiayer i-oreman city ot cm-cago. Dept.

of Sewera. Honorary member of Mt. Cermel High School Alumni Assn. Member ol American Mensa and of Ground Hog Club. For public transportation information, call 636-1193 or cnicago ixnm STACH0WSKI Caaimer A.

8tachowskl. aoe 68. of Lemont beloved brother ot Stanley Stachowskl and Hattie Dvorak. Funeral services Tuesday, at 9:30 a.m. from the Merklewlei Funeral Home, 108 Illinois Lemont, to Ss.

Cyril Methodius Church lor Maaa at 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection Ceme tery. Visitation Monday, 2 to 9 p.m. 267-6363. STARKMAN Oscar Starkman, beloved husband ot Sara, nee Ordman; dear father of Eerl (Arlene), Gary and Craig Starkman; devoted grandfather of Wayne, Warren, Kara, Jeffrey and Jessica Starkman: fond brother ot Mary Feldgreber, Elsie Walner, Sarah Jacobson and the late Joseoh Starkman.

Service Sunday 1 p.m. et Pleer Welneteln Manors Cha pel, 3019 w. Peterson, interment westiswn. in lieu ot tiowers, contributions to A.u. Beth Israel Cong, would be appreciated.

Info. 661-1690. STEINAM Sidney j. Stelnam, beloved husband of the late Lorraine; loving father of Roberta (Robert) Amelae and Mardi Barmach ot California: grandfather ot five and great-grandfather of three; dear brother ot Frances Baiter, Isabella Tiger of New York and the late Rita Berg, Maurice, Jack and Irving; tond uncle ot many nlecea and nephews. Graveside servlcea Mondsy 10am at Memorial Park Cemetery, 9900 Gross Point Skokle.

In lieu of flowers, contributions to the charity ot your choice. For Information, Welnsteln Brothers, 761-2400 STINE tnv Frencls Boecher Stlne. age 60, ot Wllmette. juSS loving husband ot Mary Francea; tond lather ot Mary Louise Ruffing, end the lete Francis David; grandfather of Renee and Shayne Huning. runerai Mass a.m.

luesaay st. Francis Xavler Church, 9th St. at Linden Wllmette. Vlsllstion 4 to 9:00 p.m. Monday at Wm, H.

SeoH Guardian Chapel, 1100 Greenleal Wllmette. Interment Glendele Cemetery in Wash ington, IL. 201-D2UU ST0CKWELL Dorothy Marguerite Stockwell of Llberty-villeGrayslske, beloved wlte ot the late William; loving mother of Barbara (John) Ahrens, James Sullivan and Floyd (Alice) Gustafson; dear sister of James (Dorothy) Flnlev: orandmother of nine: great-grandmother of five. Funerei eervice 8:30 p.m. Monoay, August id at awaiiurrougn cnepel, 101 Park Place, Llbertyvllle.

Visitation 3 to 6 p.m. Monday. Memorials requested American Heart Fund, or the Lung Foundation. 362-2626 To place your Fraternal Notice, Call (312) 222-22222 Magician Fred SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) Fred Paul Faltersack, a sleight-of-hand expert who helped Houdini develop some of his illusions, has died at age 94.

Mr. Faltersack died of congestive heart failure last Sunday at O'Connor Hospital in San Jose. Although Mr. Faltersack spent much of his life as an industrial arts and mechanical engineering teacher, including positions at California Polytechnic and Santa Clara University, magic was always his passion. NELSON Edith Emma Elvira Nelson, beloved wile of the late Henning loving mother of Darlene (Paul) Mattson and George (Frances) Nelson; dear grandmother of Gail Elaine Foster and Robert (Linda) Nelson, Pamela Ann, and Paul Mattson great-grandmother of Robbie end Audrey Nelson and Shannon Foster.

Funeral service Monday 1 p.m. at Nelson Funeral Home, 6149-61 N. Ashland at Foster. Interment Rosehlll. Visitation Sunday 2 to 5 p.m.

Member of Kronan Lodge No. 179, Vasa Order of America. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Gideon International Central Cemp, PO Box 6189, Lancaster, PA, 17601 would be appreciated. 561-5147. N0RKUS Frenk E.

Norkus, beloved husband of Isabel, nee Vasinls; loving lather of Elaine Grant and Sharon Reed; devoted grandfather of Kathv, Tom, Christine, Karen and Susanna; dear brother ot the late Clarence Norkus and Anna Ksgle; brother-in-law of Marianne Cass Funeral Tuesday, 6:15 a.m., from Andrew J. McQann Son Funeral Home, King Brothera Directors, 10727 8. Pulsski to St. Germalne Church. Mass 10 a.m.

Interment St. Casimir. 37-year employee ot Crane Co. Vlsitetion Monday, 2 to 10 p.m. 776-7776.

NYSTR0M Rudolph C. Nystrom, Aug. 12, 1988. beloved husband of Edith Nystrom; dear lather of Dolores (William) Petroaky and Linda Nystrom; grandfather of David and Gregg Petrosky; also survived by one sister In Sweden. Funeral Monday, 11 a.m., at Nelson Funeral Home, 820 Talcott at Cumberland, Park Ridge.

Interment Rosehlll. Member of Viklngarne Lodge No. 1 K)V. Visitation Sunday, 3 to 9 p.m. 823-5122.

0HR Rose Ohr, nee Bonelll, beloved wlte of the late Alois loving mother of Ronald (Jeanne), Don and Linda (Jack) Zapata: fond grandmother of Ronald, Thomas and Jacqueline; dear alster of Lucille (Ralph) Pilllnger and the lete Marie (the late John) Muraglla; fond aunt ol Julie (George) Mukosey. Funeral Monday, 6:30 a.m., from Columbian Guardian Chapel, Ceppette-DICanle Directors, 6621 W. North Oak Park, to 8t. Giles Church. Mass 9:30 a.m.

Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation Sunday, 2 to 9 p.m. 648-3010 or 379-5161. 0L0SKI toa Ted Oloskl, age 70, husband of Margaret, pB nee Hlllblom; father of Jack Bock ot St.

if Louis and Richard (Pat) Bock; grandfather of two; brother of Lee Snyder of Florida. At Panozzo Bros. Funeral Home, 530 W. 14th St. (Route 30), Chicago Heights, on Monday, 2 to 9 Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a.m., to St.

Kleran hurch. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Retired Electro Motive employee. 481-9230.

PARKER Susan C. Parker, nee Zientek, age 87, of Downers Grove, beloved wife ot the lete Frank deer mother ol Edward P. (Margaret), Frank J. Jr. (Ramona) and the lete Robert (Irene); grandmother of eight; great-grandmother ot five; deer alster ot Marge Tomaszewskl, Agnee Lehman, Gertrude Skrobat, John (Sophie) and Chester (Reggie); sister-in-law ol Eve Zientek.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a.m., from the 6 rust Funeral Home, 136 8. Main Lombard, to St. Mary's Church, Downers Grove, for Mass at fO a.m. Interment Oueen of Heaven. In lieu ot flower.

Masses preferred. 629-0094. PEKALA Veronica "Ronnie" Pekala, nee Poclask, of Brookfleld, beloved wife of Joseph loving mother of Christine (Joseph) Qrazulis and Richard; dear grandmother ol Joseph Jr. and Rebecca Grazulia; fond slater ot Sr. Mary Ellen C.S.F.N., Ann Kuslotek, Irene Wlktor and the late Stephen Poclask: also survived by many broth-ers-ln-lsw, sistera-ln-law, nieces and nephews.

Funeral Tuesday, 6:30 a.m. from Ridge Funeral Home, 6620 W. Archer Ave, corner ol Natoma. to St. Camlllus Church.

Mass 9 a.m. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Visitation Sunday and Mon- oay, io p.m. ooo-rww PITT See Constance D. Chrones notice.

P0LYCHR0NES See Constance D. Chrones notice. P0WIS Sarah A. Powla. nee Stanley.

August 12. 1968. beloved wlte of the late Stephen; loving mother of Husseii w. (Suzanne) rowis, ana Virginia n. (John) Garrity; fond grandmother of 13; great-grandmother of 30: dear sistsr ol Marv Nearv.

Funeral Tueadav 0:30 a.m. from the Thomoeon Kuenslsr Funeral Home, 5570 W. 95th Street, to St. Gerald Church for Mass at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Visitation Sunday 5 to 9 p.m., and Monaay to p.m. szo-uouu QUINLAN JoseDhlne E. Oulnlan. beloved deuohter of the late William and Delia; loving sister ot Catherine Oulnlan, Cecelle Monahan, of West Pelm Beach, FL, the lete Mildred Lewis, Edward and Louise Oulnlan; survived by many loving nieces and nephews. Visitation Sunday and Monday 2 to 9 B.m.

Funerei Tuesday 9:15 a.m. from Kenny rothsrs, 3600 W. 96th to Christ the King cnurcn tor Mass at iu a.m. interment st. Mary.

Z39-36UU. QUINN Patrick D. Qulnn. 39. of Newbury Park.

CA. for merly of Chicago, husband of Beverly, nee Homer, ot Newbury Park; son of Mary Virginia and the lete Thomas Joseph Oulnn, of Chicsgo; brother of Mery V. Rourke, of Chicego; son-in-law of Shirley and Hlllard Homer, of Northbrook. He was Vice President and asslstsnt to the President of the Hilton Hotel Corp. where he worked tor 19 veers.

Memorial donations to the Leukemia Soci ety Servlcea Tuesday, 11:30 a.m. at Pierce Brothers vaitey oaks, westiske village, ca, RASNICK Joe Rasnlck. beloved husband of the late Ruth: loving lather of Sandy (Ben) Okln, Stephen (Joanne) Rasnick and Susan (Earl) Guenther; adored grandfather of Scott, Mare, Jennifer, Caryn, Brian. Tracee, Brooke and Rachel; dear brother of Max Rasnick, Ruth Sutton and Blanche Moss. Services Monday, 12 noon, at Welneteln Brothera Wllmette Chapel, 111 Skokle Wllmette (one block north ot Old Orchard).

Interment Menorah Gardens. Visitation at time of service. In lieu ot flowers, contributions to the American Heart Association. 256-6700. to 9 p.m.

ana ounoey, i to p.m. damjiw.