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8 Section 3 CHICAGO TRIBUNE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1967 Cod in a Fizel FATHER PFAU. Flag of the Day DEATH NOTICES OBITUARIES I PRIVATE RITES PLANNED FOR 1 Joseph Codina, beloved husband of Agnpina; dear father of Mary. Frank, Joseph, Anthony, and the late Charles. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from Dalcamo Funeral Home, 470 W.

26th street, to Nativity of Our Lord church. Interment St. Mary. Vi 2-681. George Flzel, beloved husband of Susan nee Bobcek; loving father of John Ger, aldine Fizel and Ann Richard F.l Metzel; dear grandfather of Susan and Lisa J.

Fizel, Craig and Sharon A. Metzel; fond brother of Joseph Annal Fizel. Funeral services Wednesday, 1 P. at Cermak Home for Funerals. 5844 W.

Cermak road. Interment Wood-lawn. OL 2-0243. Cohn Fitzgerald Bernice Cohn, nee Steadman, beloved wife of Jack; dearest mother of Stuart A. Ruth, Richard L.

Iris, and Jill fond sister of Cela Ben and Al Steadman; grandmother of Cathy, Howard, Laurie Beth, Teddy, and Brian Steven. Tuesday, 10 a. at Original Weinsteln 8. Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson.

Interment Westlawn cemetery. Chapel visitation at time of services. In lieu of flowers, please contribute to Cancer research. LO 1-1890. Roy Fitzgerald, beloved husband of Barbara Kaufmann Fitzgerald; fond father of James Theresa Fitzgerald; brother of Lydia Merwick, Camilla Rigan, and the- late George.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from Kerrigan Funeral Home, 5516 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Basil church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Mary's. PR 6-0031. Frascati Cook Joseph R.

Frascati suddenly, be. loved husband of Dorothy, nee Byrne; loving father of Joseph son of the late Joseph R. and Mary O'Shaughnessv of New York. Visitation Monday after 2 p. m.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a. from Barr Funeral Home, 6222 N. Broadway, to St. Ignatius church. Requiem m.a.ss, 10 a.

m. Interment All Saints. SH 3-4034. Allen A. Cook, age 72, husband of Ed-yige, nee De Maso; father of Frederick Liva of California, Lorenz Liva, Catherine Fllipkowski and Frances Liva; grandfather of seven; brother of Hobart Cook, Blanche Anderson of California, and Orphie Ramey.

Resting at Panozzo Bros. Funeral Home, 300 E. 115th street. Funeral Wednesday, a. m.

to Our Lady of Hungary church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. PU 5-2030.

ill 1 JLvc J' Fremer Rose E. Fremer, nee Leicar, late of Cox Agema Mariorie Agema, nee Evenhouse, beloved wife of Theodore; loving mother of James, Thomas, John, Nancy, and Susan; fond daughter of John and Mat-tie Evenhouse; dear sister of Robert, Henry, and Bernard. Resting at Mulder Memorial Chapel, 6027 Roosevelt road, Cicero, where services will be held 1 P. m. Wednesday, Feb.

22. Interment Fairmount. OL 2-0005. Allan Julia M. Allan, wife of the late William mother of Helen Jean Wvatt; grandmother of William E.

Pamela Jean, and Allan A. Wvatt; sister of Raymond and the late William S. Hayden. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. at Bartz Funeral Home, 1811 W.

103rd street. Interment Oak Woods. BE 3-0551. Allseitz Bertha Allseitz, wife of the late Joseph; loving mother of Leo, Molly Karl Berger, and Katherine tThomas Downey; fond grandmother of Douglas and Barbara Berger, Kathy and James Downey. At Mee Ramme Funeral Home, 3918 Irving Park road, until 9:30 a.

m. Tuesday. Mass at -Our Lady Mother of The Church, 10 a. m. Interment St.

Joseph cemetery. IR 8-0038. Anderson Carl E. Anderson, beloved husband of Bessie, nee Walker; dear father of Alfild (A. C.l DeHaan, and Edwin Lillian; grandfather of four; great-grandfather of 10.

Resting at Beukema Funeral Home, 10456 S. Western avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. BE 8-2144.

Arzich John Henry Arzich, beloved husband of the late Katherine, nee Peters; fond father of Mary I the late Steve Krezo, Sonia the late Dr. James Fahrney-Kelley, George, and' the late Bruno; dear grandfather of Kathy Larry Cole, Richard Connie Krezo, and Alke Fahrney-Kelley. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from Szvkowny Funeral Home, 4901-07 S. Archer avenue, to St.

Richard. Interment St. Mary's. 735-7521. Attore Anna Attore, dearly beloved wife of the late Marco; loving mother of Lawrence Yolanda, Mario Marie, and Michael; grandmother of five; great-grandmother of two.

Funeral Tuesday. 9:15 a. from the Belmont Funeral Home, 7120 W. Belmont avenue, to SIC William church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. 286-2500 for information. Azukas Ppoav Azukas.

nee Green, of 3301 S. TRIBUNE Staff Photo United States flag flies daily at 660 North Wabash building. ueiovea wne or ine late Frank IPatl; dear mother of Joseph the late Paula, Sylvia, George, and Rita John Brandes; sister of James Leicar and Emily Andrews; grandmother of Mary and David Brandes. Services Wednesday, 8:45 a. at H.

Marik Sons Funeral Home, 6507 W. Cermak road, to Our Lady of the Mount church. Mass 9-30 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven.

Mem- H2ly anl Rosary Sodality, St. Valerie court. No. 377, C. O.

and St. Jude's league. GU 4-6310 or Bi 2-3255. Raymond T. Cox, suddenly, fond father of Twylva Warden and Raymond grandfather of 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild; brother of Valetta Tate.

Resting at Kruse-Goettert Funeral Home, 2130-32 W. 21st street. Services Tuesday, Feb. 21, at 1 p. m.

Interment Waldheim Non-Sectarian. Honorary member of Cartage Exchange of Chicago. Vi 7-7758. ALCOHOLISM FIGHTER, DIES Owensboro, Feb. 19 The Rev.

Ralph S. Pfau, 62, who helped alcoholics thruout the world after he had won his own bout with the bottle, died today of hepatitis. Father Pfau, chaplain at the House of Good Shepherd in Indianapolis, died at Our Lady of Mercy hospital here. He was secretary and organizer of the Catholic Clergy Conference on Alcoholism. It has headquarters In Indianapolis and is composed of Roman Catholic priests thruout the United States studying the problems and treatment of alcoholism.

Book Tells His Story Father Pfau's autobiography, "Prodigal Shepherd," published in 1958, told his story of how he lost one parish after another because of drinking and his refusal to believe he was an alcoholic. Look magazine published the book in three parts, telling how Father Pfau conquered alcoholism thru Alcoholics Anonymous. He was the first priest to seek help from A. A. His talks thruout the country were recorded in 60 volumes known as the "Golden Recordings of the Rev.

John Doe." He also authored "Sobriety With Cummings Gazzolo William Jack Cummings, suddenly, late of 1820 W. 60th street, formerly ot 71st and Racine avenue, loving son of Anna Cummings, nee Kane, and the tat Wil Cal Farley Dies at Texas Boys' Ranch Amarillo, Feb. 19 (UPD Cal Farley, founder of the nation's first boys' ranch, died today of an apparent heart attack. liam M. Cummings; dear brother of Marie John DeJong, Richard E.

Marion, and Robert E. Cummings. Funeral Tues- John G. Gazzolo, beloved husband of Irene, nee Lynch; loving father of Lorraine Bell; grandfather of five; brother of Beatrice Mower and Isabel Lanq. Funeral Tuesday, Feb.

21, 9:30 a from Ryan-Parke Funeral Home, 120 S. Northwest highway. Park Ridge, to St. Paul of the Cross church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Calvary. 823-1171 Mrs. Paul Cutler Services for Mrs. Dorothy Pearson Cutler, 1775 South lane, Northbrook, will be held at 10 a.

m. Wednesday in St Augustine's Episcopal church, 1140 Wilmette Wilmette. She died Saturday in Evanston hospital. Mrs. Cutler's husband, Paul William, is a partner in Chapman Cutler, law firm at 111 W.

Monroe st. She was a member of the women's board of Seabury-Western Theological seminary in Evanston and a past president of the North Shore auxiliary of the Chicago Maternity center. Surviving, besides her husband, are two daughters, Mrs. Cynthia Witt and Mrs. Judith Fellingham two sons, Bruce and Roger; five grandchildren; and a brother.

Judge H. P. O'Connell Mass for Judge Harold P. O'Connell, 73, presiding judge of the tax division of Circuit court, will be said at 11:30 a. m.

tomorrow in St. Barnabas Catholic church, 10134 Long-wood dr. A Muncipal and Circuit court judge for 37 years, he died Friday night in his home at 10230 Walden pkwy. He was first elected a Municipal court judge in 1930 and served in that capacity until 1954, when he was elected to the Circuit court He served as chief judge of the Criminal court in 1956 and 1957 and was chief judge of the Circuit court in 1959 and 1960. He leaves his widow, Lauretta; a son Joseph a daughter, Mrs.

Mary Alice Jones; and 10 grandchildren. Mrs. Russell R. Bletzer Services for Mrs. Ruth N.

Bletzer, 48, of 426 Pine st, Deerfield, the wife of the Rev. Russell R. Bletzer, pastor of the North Shore Unitarian church in Deerfield, will be held at 4 p. m. Thursday in the church at 2100 Half Day in the suburb.

She died Saturday in the Highland Park hospital. Besides her husband, she is survived by a daughter, In-grid a son, Jonathan and her father, Rudolph oay, a. m. trom the Kelly-Carroll Funeral Home, 9315 S. Ashland avenue, to Sacred Heart church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary's. ST 3-0460.

Gilbert Cutler Dnrnthv PaaKnn filnr CT -i i in, io, in 1775 South lane, Northbrook, formerly wiimene, wire or Paul wm. Cutler; mother of AArc OTIS mette, Mrs. Judith Fellingham Jr. of Golf, Bruce Cutler of Chicago, and RfWIPr I it Iii, Hamu, I or Our 80th Year 1 1 live grandchildren; sister of Joseph Allen r-earson or Keniiworrn. Services 10 64 E.

MONROE ST. a. m. weanesaav at st. Augustine rhlirrh 1 1 UJilmaH.

Mrs. Lottie H. O'Neill Services for Mrs. Lottie Hol-man O'Neill, 89, former state legislator and for 40 years a colorful figure in Illinois politics, will be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow in St Andrew Episcopal church, 1125 Franklin Downers Grove. She died Friday in her home at 741 Summit in the suburb. A Republican, she retired from the legislature in January, 1963, but continued her interest in politics until she became ill 18 months ago. She was the dean of all women legislators in the United States when she retired. Mrs.

O'Neill is survived by a daughter-in-law, Ellyn, and two granddaughters, Mrs. Sheila Johnson and Mrs. Patrica Martin. Dr. John F.

Edwards Jr. Mass for Dr. John F. Edwards 44, a graduate of the Loyola university medical school in Chicago, will be said at 10 a. m.

tomorrow in St Patrick's Catholic church, Clinton, where he was deputy medical examiner for Clinton county. He also was a radiologist at St. Joseph's Mercy hospital in Clinton. He lived at 105 N. 10th st, Clinton, and died Thursday in Honolulu while on vacation in Hawaii.

Surviving are' his widow, Patricia; a daughter, Kathleen; two sons, Michael and John Scott; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Edwards two brothers; and a sister. John F.

Kenneth Services for John F. Kenneth, 78, of 703 N. Austin will be held at 1 p. m. Wednesday in the chapel at 2000 E.

Northwest Arlington Heights. Mr. Kenneth was former chief electrical engineer for the Commonwealth Edison company, 72 W. Adams st. He was a member of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, and a past secretary and treasurer of the Chieago Optimist's club.

Surviving are his widow, 1 two sons, Robert and Rolland; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. Hermione Hill Mrs. Hermione Hill, 82, of 1545 E. 60th died yesterday in Billings hospital.

She was the widow of Howard C. Hill, associate professor of social science at the University of Chicago. Surviving are two sons, Knox philosophy professor at the University of Chicago; and James an advertising agency executive; two daughters, Mrs. Lionel Lightner and Mrs. Mary Sayler; and 15 grandchildren.

Services will be held at 11 a. m. Wednesday in the First Presbyterian church, 6400 Kim-bark av. 903 N.HARLEM OAK PK sue diciiuc, wiimene. Interment Memorial Park.

Visitation Lltuanica avenue, beloved wife of Joseph; dear mother of Kenneth Bernadine; the Wm. H. Scott Funeral Home, "ll00 grandmother of Janice; sister of Albert avenue, Wilmette. Please omit MIrI? -i and Bernard ereen or Anacorres, aunt Eveivn Bartlev of Honolulu, i luwtrra. Dahl Hawaii.

Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 21, 10 a. from the A. M. Phillips Funeral Home, 3307 S.

Liruanica avenue. Inter ment St. casimir. Ya -3ui. Bahr 1 1 ur Dh DAllinfl AApariMUC Raymond O.

Dahl, beloved husband of Helen, nee Johnson; dear father of Raymond, Susan, Cheryl, Christine, and Andrew; fond brother of Dorothy Anderson, Bernice Rogan, Thelma Wilson, and June Hicks. Member of Chicago Police Benevolent association. Services Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2 p. at Drake and Son 1 kalIUUl Floral Tributes SYMPATHY FLOWERS NOW! Fresh from husband of Violet, nee Bach; dear Helped Create Atom Bomb in 1940s Princeton, N.

Feb. 19 (UPD J. Robert Oppenheimer, the quiet physicist who helped create the atom bomb to end war and later called it a sin, will be buried as he spent his last years in private. Oppenheimer died last night at his Olden Farms home of cancer of the throat. His widow, Katherine, who was almost constantly at his side, announced today that the funeral will be private.

A memorial service was planned but details were incomplete. He Smoked Pipe Oppenheimer, a shy, soft-spoken man who smoked a pipe constantly, was director of the Los Alamos, N. scientific laboratory, working on the atomic bomb until 1945. He later disagreed with Dr. Edward Teller, who proposed building a hydrogen bomb, and his protests led to the removal of his security clearance by former President Eisenhower.

In April, 1954, Eisenhower ordered "a blank wall be placed between Oppenheimer and secret data." Oppenheimer never sought a review of his security status, but President Johnson awarded him the Atomic Energy commission's Enrico Fermi award for the peaceful uses of atomic energy. Climate of McCarthy Oppenheimer was accused of associating with Communists during World War II, altho the Soviet Union was an American ally. The political climate of the McCarthy era brought suspicion about what were called fundamental defects in his character, and a three-man board decided in 1954 his security clearance should not be retained altho he was a loyal citizen. He also was dropped as an AEC consultant Born in New York City on April 22, 1904, of a German immigrant who became a wealthy textile importer and a Baltimore artist, Oppenheimer studied at Harvard and Cambridge. He received a Ph.

D. degree at the University of Got-tingen in Germany. Until World War II and his appointment to Los Alamos he taught at the University of California and at the California Institute of Technology. Following the war he became director of the institute of advanced studies at Princeton university. DAD'S FUNERAL RITES DELAYED ioiiici ui umuvfli i -v Ji Robert Packard; fond grandfather of nuiinr, ojoj m.

western avenue Interment Acacia Park cemetery. 561-6874 bcort ana Steven KacKara; oroiner or Augusta Bach and the late Charles Barr, and Adeline Harks. Visitation at Lau- Dahlin Adeline Dahlin, Feb. 18, age 48, late of 69 W. 146th street, Riverdale, beloved wife of dwin; Invina Hanohta.

out End." Native of Indianapolis Father Pfau was a native of Indianapolis and a graduate of St. Meinard seminary in Spencer county, Ind His first assignment was at Vincennes, Ind. He was stationed at New Albany, during the 1937 flood. He is survived by three brothers, G. Edwin and Harold both of Indianapolis, and Ray of Milwaukee.

terburg uenier i-unerai nome. ra Northwest highway, Arlington Heights. In state at St. Paul Lutheran church, Wednesday, from noon until time of "services at 1:30 p. m.

Interment Memory Sears and Josephine Wilsak; dear sister of mazurowsKi, Sylvester, and Harry Wilsak. Reposing at Community baroen. iL j-ius. Baldowsky wuiiuarr, iin sireer ana inaiana avenue Riverdale. Funeral TiiBriaw a Charles E.

Baldowsky, beloved husband Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back PIIOXE 243-GG24 from mortuary, to Queen of Apostles of Elsa: dear father of Doris Young Moran and Gloria Baldwin; loving grand Ursula I. Gilbert, 1340 Brvn Mawr, suddenly, Feb. 17, 1967, beloved wife of Leo Gilbert; dear sister of Ottmar Ebeling in Germany. At Lain and Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, Feb 21.

at 10 a. m. Member of L. P. N.

A of Illinois. Goodman Sol Goodman of 4100 Marine drive, founder and former owner of California Beverage beloved husband of Minnie, nee Bernstein; dear brother of Sadie Nettis, Anna Becker, and Esther Fein-stein. Services Monday, 11 a. at Original Weinstein Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson.

Interment Westlawn cemetery. Chapel visitation Sunday, 7 to 9 P. m. LO 1-1890. Gran Mildred A.

Gran of Berwyn, dearly beloved mother of Bernice Golec and the late Leroy C. Gran; mother-in-law of Helen Clarence Bolin; grandmother of Cynthia and Pamela; sister of Agnes Hacquebord and Edward Kopta. Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 21, 1:30 p. at John T.

Chrastka Memorial Chapels, 6301 W. Cermak road, Berwyn. Entombment Memorial Gardens. Member of Berwyn Re-bekah, I. O.

O. F. OL 2-1023 or Bi 2-2990. Gregson William Fuller Gregson, Feb. 18, 1967, husband of Clara I.

Gregson; father of Nancy Gregson Harper, Polly Gregson Lent, and William L. Gregson; grandfather of seven; brother of Margaret Gregson Barker and Winifred Gregson Barker. At Lain 8, Son Chapel, 1C35 N. Dearborn street, until 10 p. m.

Monday. Funeral services at St. Chrvsostom's church, 1424 N. Dearborn street, Tuesday, Feb. 21, at 2 p.

m. Interment Mount Hope. Visitation after 5 P. m. Monday.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Episcopal Bishop's fund, or to the Chicago Rehabilitation Institute. Groth George J. Groth, beloved husband of Theresa, nee Booss; loving father of Henry Judith and LaVerne IFrankl Jackson; dear grandfather of five; fond brother-in-law of Betty, Marge, and Josephine Groth. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from Columbian Funeral Home, 10300 W.

Grand avenue, near Mannheim road. Franklin Park, to St. Eulalia church In Maywood. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment St. Joseph cemetery. Please omit flowers. 455-1200. Gustafson Georgia Ann Gustafson of Cary, wife of Roy daughter-in-law of Albert Gustafson; mother of Sandra Marie, Debra Ann, and David Albert.

Resting at Warner Funeral Home, 2 N. Williams street. Crystal Lake, after 2 p. m. Monday.

Funeral Tuesday, 2:30 p. at chapel. Interment local. Information, 815 459-3000. Habcl Mary A.

Habel, nee Glon, of 4525 N. Western avenue, beloved wife of the late Bernard; dear mother of Jewel Devaney, Theresa a George Lillian Schneider, Gertrude Krause, and the late Harry; grandmother of 11; great-grand-mother of 25. At Coleman's 4611 N. Lincoln. Funeral Wednesday to Queen of Angels church.

Mass 10 a. m. Inter father of Stephen and Vincent; fond brother of Alice O'Shea, Edward, Fred-erirk. Ema Potter. Walter, and Ruth rtivciuaic.

nndbs a. m. inter ment Assumption cemetery. 849-5500. Daunis Barbara Daunis.

nee Petkuc. Fen io Use Sears Revolving Charge Klienhuizen. Member of Union Park lodge. No. 610, A.

F. 8. A. M. Services Tuesday, Feb.

21, 1 p. at Immediate Delivery Anywhere Flowers by SEARS 1967, late of 1319 S. 50th avenue, Cicero, POLICE SEEK Man Funeral Home, 3440 n. central wins muiner ot nnarianne LKaymond Eisin and Anthony Annel Daunic: grandmother of Jerome. lamee.

anH avenue. Interment Mount Emblem. Bargiel Funeral Directors Marie Bargiel, nee Miller, beloved wife of Stephen; dear sister of Betty Hatch, Bonnie Jean Patrick Rafferty; great-grandmother of Karin and Denise. Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 22, at 8:30 a.

from Petkus Son Funeral Home, 1410 S. 50th avenue, Cicero, to St. Anthony church. Visitation Monday from 7 p. m.

Interment St. Casimir cemetery. TO Veronica Thomas Redin and Frank Mitskavich. Funeral Wednesday, i-eo. 11.

at 9 a. m. from Koissak Funeral C. H. JORDAN CO.

FUNERAL DIRECTOR 112 YEARS 221 East Erie Superior 7-7709 Home, 4255-59 W. Division, corner of Kildare, to St. Cyprian cnurch. River J-IUO. De Young Grove.

Interment St. Adalbert. AL Z-J60U. Bauer Rose C. De Young, nee Lang, beloved wife of Edward; fond sister of Henrv W.

Agnes Holmes Bauer, nee Cain, dear Lang Mildred B.l; devoted aunt of San. mother of Elmvra Buell Herman and JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" 25 E. Erie WHitehall 4-4060 dra, Henry, and Paul. Member of Compass Jacqueline Robert Scharf; grandmother of six; great-grandmother of three. Mem cnapter.

No. 905, O. f. 5., Unity Shrine No. 92, W.

S. of J. Past commander of Vesta Conclave No. 33 True Kindred and In Memoriam ber of Miriam Chapter, No. 1, O.

E. S. Services, Tuesday, Feb. 21, 1 p. m.

at Drake and Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue. Entombment Rosehill Companion of the Forest of America mausoleum. Eastern Star services, 8 Resting at Starr Chapel, 2324 W. 111th street.

Services 1 p. m. Wednesday. True Kindred services 8 p. m.

Tuesday. Eastern Star services 8:30 p. m. Tuesday. p.

Monday. Visitation after 3 p. m. Monday, 561-6847. Blazowski mermenr evergreen.

Diamond Katherine Blazowski, nee Barr, formerly of Brighton Park, beloved wife of the Mabel H. Diamond of Berwyn, wife Joseph Arthur Shay Mass for Joseph Arthur Shay, 75, of 505 Laurel Wilmette, will be said at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St. Francis Xavier Catholic church, 9th street and Linden avenue, Wilmette.

He died Saturday in his home. He was retired vice president of the Scholl Manufacturing company now Dr. Scholl's Foot Comfort Shops, Surviving are his widow, Edna; two daughters, Mrs. Margaret Caldwell and Mrs. Lois Wilson; six grandchildren; a sister; and a brother.

Mrs' Nettie Isaacs Services for Mrs. Nettie Isaacs, 59, of 1701 75th ct, Elmwood Park, will be held at noon tomorrow in West Suburban Temple Har Zion, 1040 N. Harlem River Forest. Mrs. Isaacs died Saturday night in her home.

Besides her husband, survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Youngerman and Mrs. Sharon Modelefsky; five granchildren, five brothers, and a sister. late Casimir; dear mother of John Jullal. Joseph IJermie, Stanley, Nell ot me late Alfred beloved mother of George C.

Lillian of Cicero and Mrs. TO IDENTIFY FIRE VICTIM Police were trying yesterday to establish, thru fingerprints, the identity of a man burned to death in a fire in a three-story building at 4539 Maiden av. He was tentatively identified as D. Keefe, 66, a retired railroad employe. Firemen found his body in the debris of his apartment late Saturday after they doused flames that caused $3,500 damage.

Some 60 persons fled safely late Saturday as fire raged in a third-floor apartment at 1507 Warren blvd. Firemen said the blaze was apparently started by children playing with matches. Estimated damage to the four-story building was $1,500. Firemen quickly extinguished a two-alarm blaze yesterday that caused $6,000 damage to a two-story building at 1551 S. Kedzie av.

The fire, which started when flames burst from a deep fat fryer in a first-floor restaurant, caused six persons to flee second floor apartments. William Bogal, Frank Harriet, Paul Mabel Wayne Viner of La Grange Karx; granomotner ot William A. Dia ine toward I wczesny, ana tne late Theodore; fond sister of Stanley Julia Barr; grandmother of five. Funeral mond, Bruce W. Viner, and Mrs.

Gail Viner McCaig; great-grandmother of Scott McCaig. At the Abram Son Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Fortuna Funeral Home, 4401 S. Kedzie, to Five Home for Funerals, 6910 Windsor avenue Berwyn, after 7 p. m.

Monday, John P. Tucker John P. Tucker, 83, a retired truck driver, died yesterday in a a 1 Memorial hospital, Holy Martyrs churcn. interment Resurrection cemetery. LA 3-7781.

Bletzer where service will be held at 1:30 p. Ruth N. Bletzer, Feb. 18, of Deerfield, wife of the Rev. Russell R.

Bletzer; Berwyn. He retired in 1957 mother of Ingnd E. and Jonathan daughter of Rudolph Naiman. Memorial Bonke Anna R. Bonke Feb.

19, 1961 A tribute of love to her memory. DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SONS Ferro Celestina Ferro. The memory of one so gentle and kind remains with us thru the years. DEVOTED NEPHEW AND SISTER Kean Lawrence M. and J.

Delbert Kean, their 16th and 7th anniversaries. May God bless them and keep them in His loving care. THEIR LOVING FAMILIES Malo James S. Malo. Today is your 25th birthday, Jim.

We miss vou. MOM, DAD. AND TOM Pearson In loving memory of Peter Pearson, born in Diura, Sweden, April 20, .1887, died Feb. 20, 1961. Husband of Edla S.

Pearson; father of Alice Iverson, Peter W. Pearson, and Allen Pearson; brother of Tilda Larson; brother-in-law of Arvid Carlson; grandfather of five; great-grandfather of two. Member of John Ericsson lodge. No. 361.

YOUR LOVING FAMILY Rust Mary H. Rust, mother, Feb. 20, 1961 Gustave H. Rust, father, Feb. 22 1942 Deep in our hearts, you'll always stay.

Loved and remembered every day. CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN, AND GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN White William Bill White Feb. 20, 1952 Within our hearts, a memory is kept. Of one we loved and will never forget. LOVING MOM AND DAD service 4 p.

Thursday, Feb. 23, at the North snore unitarian cnurcn, ziuu Half Bay road. Deerfield. III. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made after working 50 years as a truck driver.

Surviving Mr. Tucker, who lived at 3120 Sunnyside Brookfield, are a daughter, Mrs. Jean Windle; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. Mass will be said at 10 a. m.

Wednesday to the North snore unitarian cnurcn 234-2460. Boetto FOR SON IN VIET Virtnr Bnetto. dearly beloved husband of the late Theresa; loving father of Funeral services for Joseph Baptist Lydial; grandfather of Joseph. Theresa, and Robert. Funeral Tuesday, B.

Byrnes, 62, an attorney who in St. Louise de Marillac Cath Feb. 21, at 9 a. from the Belmont Funeral Home, 7120 W. Belmont avenue, corner of Neva, to St.

Thomas Aquinas church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Kindly omit flowers.

W. F. GREGSON'S olic church, 1144 Harrison Brookfield. Information, 286-2500. SERVICES SET Bradlev Henry T.

Thorsen FIND 4th BODY IN WRECKAGE OF FOR TOMORROW Services for Henry T. Thor Terrence J. Bradley of Kenosha, beloved husband of Maude Bradlev, nee sen, 82, of 2344 Greenview McKean; father ot Margaret trarenouse; I .1 1A -irn A DnHlfiV fath. Northbrook, will be held at 3 JERSEY PLANT UIUIIICI 111 PIlDISP.tl -i. 1 erine Jordan, and Margaret Russell.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from Bruch Fraternal Notices p. m. Wednesday in the chapel, 1104 Waukegan Glenview. Funeral Home, 3503 Roosevelt roaa, Kenosha, to St.

Anthony church. Services for William Fuller Gregson, 71, executive vice president of the Mid-America National bank, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in St. Chrys-ostom's Episcopal church, 1424 N.

Dearborn st. Mr. Thorsen, a home builder in north shore communities more than 50 years, died Sat SQUARE POST, NO. 232, AMERICAN LEGION requests its members to attend funeral services for Conrade Wilbur T. Haupt on Monday, Feb.

20, at 11 a. at Lain 8. Son Chapel, 2121 W. 95th street. Full military services.

Interment Rosehill. HAROLD MORRISON, Commander urday in Evanston hospital He leaves his widow, Catherine; a daughter, Mrs. Kath ment St. Joseph. SU 4-8888.

Hannapel Arthur W. Hannapel, beloved son of the late Peter and Mary Hannapel; diar brother of Mrs. Bernice Kennedy. Visitation after 3 p. m.

Sunday. Funeral Tuesday, 8:45 a. from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Kilian church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary cemetery. ST 3-7700.

Harders Marvin Grover Harders, beloved husband of Ethel nee Hagerlin; fond father of Virginia Moore, Gerald Raymond, Dolores Katelhut, and the late Marvin; grandfather of 16; great-grandfather of three; brother of Doxie Brozeau and Violet Nelson. Funeral services Tuesday, 1 p. at Nielsen Funeral Home, 3301 W. Fullerton avenue. Interment Arlington cemetery.

Hass Anna J. L. Hass of 1111 Noves street, Evanston, Feb. 19, 1967, fond sister of Otto F. and Louise H.

Hass. Friends may call at Hebblethwaite Chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, on Monday. Service and interment private. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Heart fund. Hauprich Margaret Hoorich Hauprich, beloved wife of the late Joseph; fond mother of Lorraine "Mickey" Likosar; loving grandmother of Dawn Anderson; devoted sister of Birdie Murphy, Otto and William Schroeder.

Resting at the A. V. Furman Funeral Home, 3100 Irving Park road. Service Tuesday, 9 a. to Queen of Anaels church.

Interment St. Joseph. IR 8-5800. Hill George Hill of Fox River Grove, husband of Blanche, nee Koukol; stepfather of Dr. Ronald Hudec, M.

son of Mrs. Ella Hill and the late John; brother of Milton. Resting at Warner's Cary-Grove Chapel, 104 High road. Cary, after 3 p. m.

Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday, 1 p. at chapel. Interment local. Information, 815 459-3000.

Hill Hermione I. Hill, wife of the late Howard mother of Betty H. Lightner, Knox Mary L. savler, James ano the late Howard C. and Hermione grandmother of 15.

Visita-. tion at Skeeles Colonial Chapel, Stony island, at 86th Place, Tuesday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. Memorial services at the First Presbyterian church. 64th and Kimbark avenue, Wednesday, Feb.

22, at 11 a. m. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, please make contributions to University of Chicago hospitals and clinics. BA 1-3680.

Hodson Larry Lee Hodson, age 19, suddenly, of Downers Grove, loving son of Jean and Philip. Service Tuesday, 11 a. at the Adams-Winterfield Funeral Home, 4343 Main street. Downers Grove. Interment Clarendon Hills.

Visitation Monday from 2 p. m. until 10 p. m. WO 8-1000.

Continued on following page Wednesday. Interment Mount Auburn. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the First Methodist Church of Berwyn will be appreciated. Dourlain Alphonse Dourlain, beloved husband of Mary, nee Quinon; loving father of Louis Beatrice, nee Amelio; dearest grandfather of Mark; fond brother of Henry, Nana McCoy, Florence Jones, Anna Hancock, Jane Wherman, and Al-phonsine Jiacomin. Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a.

from Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North avenue. Oak Park, to Ascension church. Oak Park. Mass 10:15 a.

m. Entombment Queen of Heaven. ES 9-5151 or Vi 8-3010. Dutkin Sophie Dutkin, nee Kosiorowski, beloved wife of Peter; loving mother of Norbert Josephine, Henry Angeline Jankowicz, Edward Sophie Dutkin and Louis Edna Ropace; grandmother of seven of four. Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a.m., from Casey-Las-kowski Funeral Home, 4540-50 W.

Diver-sey avenue, to St. Hyacinth church. Interment St. Adalbert. 777-6300.

Ernst Louis B. Ernst, beloved husband of Ethel; fond father of Betty Mae Frank "Jerry" Stein. Member of Milwaukee Road Foremen association, and International Association of Machinists, local 524. Retired from the Milwaukee railroad. Resting at Lewis Funeral Home, 7600 W.

Grand avenue, at the circle. Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 21, at 10 a. m. Visitation after 2 p.

m. Sunday. Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. GL 3-1234. Evanoff Stephen J.

Evanoff, beloved husband of the late Diana; loving father of Stephen Margaret; fond grandfather of Stephen and Margaret. Member of St. George lodge, Br. No. 1, R.

I. M. A. S. Funeral Wednesday, Feb.

22, at 9 a. from Kiersch and DeStefano Chapel, 2411 W. Chicago avenue, to St. George Russian cathedral, 917 N. Wood street.

Interment Elmwood Park cemetery. Information, AR 6-2000. Feigenbaum Helen Feigenbaum, nee Freed, of 5701 N. Sheridan road, beloved wife of the late Joseph; dear mother of Milton Feigenbaum and Elaine Kinzelberg; de-voted grandmother of five grandchildren and one great-grandchild; fond sister of Bertha, Jolan, Alfred, and Nickolas Freed and Elsie Karsch. Services Monday, 11 a.

at Piser Memorial Chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Rosemont Park. Friends may pay their respects at the chapel Sunday evening. Member of Ha-dassah. Tower chapter of B'nai B'rith, and Cong.

B'nai Zion. LO 1-4740. Field Virginia A. Field, nee Harris, beloved wife of Walter; dear sister-in-law of Dorothy Field and Mildred Harris. Services Tuesday, Feb.

21, 2 p. at Drake 8 Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue. Interment Montrose cemetery. 561-6874.

died Wednesday in his office at 203 S. La Salle have been delayed until tomorrow morning, pending efforts of the navy to fly his son, Jay, from Viet Nam. Jay, a marine corporal, was contacted by his mother thru marine radio. Mr. Byrnes, a graduate of St.

Ignatius High school and Loyola university law school, served as a special agent for the United States treasury department prior to entering private law practice in 1950. He was also a certified public accountant. Mass will be said tomorrow at 10 a. m. in St.

Barnabas church, and the funeral will be held at the chapel at 1811 W. 103d st. Mr. Byrnes, who lived at 10519 Hamilton is survived by his widow, Mrs. Irene Lahr Byrnes, and a daughter, Mrs.

Elizabeth Barrett, in addition to his son. Hawthrone, N. Feb. 19 rtJPD A fourth body was removed today from the still-smoldering wreckage of a chemical plant destroyed by explosions that killed at least 11 persons. Rescuers recovered the body of George Rosener, 62, a food chemist.

A policeman said curiosity seekers were interfering with the search for other victims. Three bodies were found erine Weth; two sons, Henry T. DEATH NOTICES Jr. and Robert; nine grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; 41 SEE" NOTICES Listed below ore "See" notices which ore cross references to death notices oppeoring in today's Tribune. "See" notices feature the nomes of fomily members of the deceased who have a different legal name thon the deceased because of marriage or a legal change.

Some "See" notices feature the maiden name of a wife who may be best known in the community by her noiden name. Mr. Gregson died Saturday night in his home at 1120 Lake Shore dr. He began his banking career in 1920 and had held a number of executive positions with several Chicago banks over the years. In 1963, Mr.

Gregson retired as a vice president of the Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago. Subsequently he joined the Marina City bank. He resigned as the bank's president in 1965 to join Mid-America. Mr. Gregson began his career as an assistant vice president of the old Central Trust bank.

He leaves his widow, Clara; two daughters, Mrs. Nancy Harper and Mrs. Polly Lent; a son, William seven grandchildren; and two sisters. James Maher a brother; and a sister. Mrs.

Lucille Keefe Mass for Mrs. Lucille Keefe, 57, a former Chicago resident who died in Burbank, Saturday, will be said at 10 a. tomorrow in St Finbar's Catholic church in Burbank. She was the widow of James Keefe, publicity agent, writer, and newspaper reporter in Chicago and on the west coast. Surviving are her mother, Mrs.

Jessie Douglas; a son, James O'Keefe; a daughter, Mrs. Patti White, and five The Morningstar-Paisley division of the International Latex a chemical complex, was destroyed by unexplained explosions and a fire Friday. 4 Killed in Crash KYOTO, Japan, Feb. 19 (UPD A dump truck and an express train collided today, killing four persons and injuring nine. WHAT DOES Order Now for Spring Delivery! 735-4242.

Brzeski Mary Brzeski, nee Poteracki, beloved wife of the late John; dear mother of Agnes, Loretta, and Robert; mother-in-law of Thomas Endean, Bruno Muczyn-ski, and Helen; devoted grandmother of Bruno Cpl. Dennis, U. S. M. Ricky Muczynski, Thomas, Patricia, and Timmy Brzeski; and great-grandmother of Laurie Sacharski.

Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 22, at 9:30 a. from Woi-ciechowski Funeral Home, 2129 w. Webster avenue, to St. Hedwiq church.

Interment St. Adalbert. AR 6-4630. Byerly Florence Byerly, nee Howard, beloved wife of Lewis Byerly; loving mother of Gerald, Rodney, and Sybil; sister of the late Pearl Hensley and Victor Howard; fond daughter of Gentrina and the late Earl Howard. Funeral Tuesday, at Urbas Funeral Home, Westville, III.

Byrnes Joseph B. Byrnes, beloved husband of Irene Lahr Byrnes; loving father of Elizabeth Barrett and Joseph P. M. Byrnes. S.

M. brother of Anna, Kendal, and Marie George Randolph Funera Tuesday, 9:30 a. from O'Donnell Funeral Home, 1811 W. 103d street, to St. Barnabas church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Heart fund or St. Ignatius H.

S. appreciated. BE 8-2245. Calato Carmen Calato, nee Luglio, beloved wife of Philip; dear mother of Thomas and Joseph; dear sister of Joseph Fern, Antonia James Purrazzo, Paul, Mary Victor Valela, and Anthony. Funeral Tuesday.

9:15 a. from the Montclair Funeral Home, 6901 W. Belmont avenue, to St. Cyprian church. River Grove, III.

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

NA 2-9300. Carpenter Violet Beryl Carpenter, nee Spoor, beloved wife of the late Leo; dear mother of Doris Korreckt, Gene and Rex; grandmother of eight; sister of Vietta Short and Opal Burger. Resting at Collins Funeral Home, 5350 W. North avenue from 3 p. m.

to 10 P. m. Monday, Feb. 20. Services and interment in Knox, Ind.

TU 9-8844. Catino Anna Catino, nee Delaquila, dear wife of Charles; loving mother of Joseph and Anne Angelo Silvestri; grandmother of four; sister of Mary Scarpelli, Clara Del Guidice, the late Katherine Peed, Rita Chiappetti, Robert and Anthony. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a. from John Rago Sons Funeral Home, 721 N. Western avenue, at Superior, to Holy Rosary church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Information, 276-6056. Cianciolo Anna King Cianciolo, nee Calcaqno, beloved wife of the late Phillip King Cianciolo; dear mother of Gus Alice and Dolly Valenziano; four grandchildren; fond sister of Grace Weber and Peter Calcagno and the late Frank Calcagno.

Resting at Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North avenue. Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 22, at 8:30 a. m.

Mass 9:30 a. m. at Immaculate Heart of Mary church. Interment Mount Carmel. ES 9-5151 or Vi 8-3010.

Cichy Mitchell J. Cichy, beloved husband of Helen, nee Chytla; dear father of Carol Daniel Michalec Diane, Mitchell J. and Russell; brother of Rose (Stanley Galica, Walter Mary, Joseph Helen, and Edward Mary; son-in-law of Anna Chytla; also nieces, nephews, brothers-in-law and sister-in-law. Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 21, at 8:45 a.

from Lubeiko Funeral Home, 1701-09 W. 18th street, to Blessed Agnes church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Resurrection.

CA 6-1246. A FUNERAL Sears Heritage Memorials COST? GUNMAN KILLS GROCERY STORE OWNER, WIFE Fred Springfield, 65, and his wife, Jessie Mae, 60, operators of a grocery store at 7401 St. Lawrence were shot to death last night by a gunman who broke into their apartment behind the store. Police said Springfield was shot in the couple's living quarters. Mrs.

Springfield fled with the gunman in pursuit and was fatally wounded as she hammered on a second floor apartment door at 610 E. 74th st. Detectives said the killer apparently smashed open a door to enter the Springfield apartment. A 19-year-old nephew who had worked for the couple was being sought for questioning. Cake Criticized, Girl Quality Granite Markers and Memorials for All Cemeteries James Maher, 70, of 6642 N.

Bosworth a Chicago attorney for 47 years, died yesterday in his home. He had offices at 134 S. La Salle st. Surviving are his widow, Bonnie; three sons, James a magis-1 trate in Circuit court, James and William two daugh-. ters, Mary a former re-: porter for The Chicago Trib- 1 une, and now a reporter for 1 the Irish Times in Dublin, and Mrs.

Bonnie Kranzer; a sister, and 12 grandchildren. Mass will be said at 11 a. m. Wednesday in St. Ignatius Catholic church, 6559 Glenwood av.

Bogal See Katherine Blazowski notice. Byrne See Frascati notice. Cairo See Nudo notice. Chytla See Cichy notice. Cihak See Frances Slavik notice.

Cole See John Henry Arzich notice. DeJong See William Jack Cummings notice. Donohue See John P. Tucker notice. Eisin See Daunis notice.

Evenhouse See Mariorie Agema notice. Jankowicz See Sophie Dutkin notice. Kay See John Ksiazkiewicz notice. Kelley See John Henry Arzich notice. King See Anna Cianciolo notice.

Krezo See John Henry Arzich notice. Mainzer See Elaine M. Nisbett notice. Mazzei See Nudo notice. Michelsen See Lester William Woehrle notice.

Perri See Nudo notice. Plagakis See Malapanis notice. Santangelo See Mary Peccia notice. Volakakis See Dr. Nicholas S.

Karavatos notice. Wczesny See Katherine Blazowski notice. Windle See John P. Tucker notice. i-i Regulation Size 24x1 2-Incli Marker Lawn 1 ve 1 or TO THOSE PLACING DEATH NOTICES The economical combinations of CHICAGO TRIBUNE and CHICAGO'S AMERICAN gives your notice the greatest unduplicated coverage of newspaper reader households in metropolitan Chicago.

During the year of 1966 the TRIBUNE printed 80.4 more death notices than any other Chicago newspaper. The TRIBUNE-AMERICAN combination printed 20,383 more death notices than the other combination of Chicago newspapers. Your Funeral Director will arrange to place your notice in the TRIBUNE and AMERICAN' to give you the. benefit of greatest readership. Universal Ckapels above ground fKf A fj "I Deaths Elsewhere Then Commits Suicide tylemgray ranite.

OCCLUDES DELIVERY and INSTALLATION CEMETERY CHARGES EXTRA Memorial Displays at the Following Sears Stores NORTH 4730 W. Irving Park Rd. Phone 68.V2121 SOUTH 6153 So. Western Ave. Phone 43-1-1800 WEST OAKBROOK, 22nd and Rt.

83 Phone 654-2300 Funerals at $285 $593 $657 WIDE SELECTION IN OTHER PRICE RANGES Nab or Carillo-Flores, 54, former rector of Mexico's National university, member of the Mexican Atomic Energy commission, and a brother of Foreign Minister Antonio Carillo-Flores; in Mexico City. Henry Crocker Kittredge, 77, former rector of St. Paul's school in Concord, N. in Barnstable, Mass. Hannibal, Feb.

19 Mildred I. Jones, 10, apparently committed suicide last night after her mother criticized a cake she was baking. The girl's mother, a widow, said that after the two discussed the cake, the girl went to a bedroom and the mother heard a shot a few minutes later. i A -4W..