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Chicago Tribune, Friday, September 3, 1371 Section 1A Gallichlo Cazzate Hoving Death Notices it Carmen P. Querela If. notice. 1 Obituaries Cal rt Rites Slated for Tenney, Ahlborn St Margaret I. Galvln Jackson notice.

Ernest H. Ahlborn beloved son Cellar the late Hilda and Ernest M. Ah, corn Lucy (Letlria Cellars, na Evengeilsta, beloved wife of trie late Fe'er Canaio; dear mother of John Mary, Arthur Henrietta, Peter Jr. Jeanl, Grace Samuel) Pampenelia; loving grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of 13. Renting at Columoian Funeral Home, w.

North Oak Part. Funeral Saturday, Sept. 4, at 1:45 a. m. Mass 10 a.

St. Gertrude Church, FranMm Park. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

Visitation atter 5 p. m. Thursday. ES 9-5151 or VI I 30)0. tond brother of William and Mary; uncle of Robert, Joan and Gene; tond nephew of Mrs.

R. T. Kuoert end Pevl Block. BusineM manager of me National Bowlers Journal. Memoer of the Bowling Writers Assn.

of America. Visitation Ex-Attorney Charles Cellar, beloved husband of Elizabeth nee Bothwell; fond brother of Lillian Getter, the lata Louis, Ben and Anne Geiiar, Moliie Mor. and Dorothy Abrams. Services Friday, 2 t. at Piser Memorial Chapel, 5206 N.

Broadway. Interment Westtawn. Friends are asked to pay their respects at the time ot services. LO 1-4740. Cyclist Dies in Effort to Flee Police A young man was killed and his companion injured when their motorcycle went out of control on West Fullerton Avenue as they tried to elude a police roadblock early yesterday morning.

Kenneth F. MacLellan Services for Kenneth F. MacLellan, 83, of 179 E. Lake Shore founder of the United Biscuit Company of America, will be held at 11 a. m.

today in the th Presbyterian Church, Delaware Place and Michigan Avenue. Mr. MacLel atter 3 p. rn. Friday at Wasko Funera Home, 5806 W.

Higgins. Service 12 noon Services for Henry F. Ten Cherio ney, 81, of 193 Chestnut William T. Hovin9, ait 63, at Platte, 5 beloved husband ot Anna, net Streelman; oear laiher of Grace Haan and Carol Buitsma; brotner of Raymond ad Lucy DeVoung. Services end interment Saturoay in South Dakota.

Irby William J. Irby of Antioch, formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Irma; dear father of Jacguelina Carolina Robert Longeran; grandfather of tour. Resting at Eiliston Fune.al Home, First and Grant Streets, H-nsaaie, Friday from 6 30 lo 10 p. Saturday from 2 to 10 p. m.

Interment Sioux City, la. FA 3-0275. Jackson Margaret I. Galvln Jackson, beloved wife ot the late Harry Jarkson; devoted mother of Eileen IThomas Buckley; loving grandmother of Thomas J. I Kathleen! and Patricia Jamesl Webb; dear sister of Debra, Nellie and the late Bella Galvin.

Visitation after 3 p. m. Friday. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a. from tha Sheehy Funeral Home, 10727 S.

Pulaski to St. Justin Martyr Church. Mas 11:30 a. m. Interment St.

Mary's Cemetery ST 3-7700. See Theresa Baldassari notice. Saturday, interment f-orest Home. PA 42141. Aim an Mrs.

Lena M. Reiner Mrs. Lena M. Reiner, SS, of 2317 Central Evanston, died yesterday in the McGraw Infirmary of Presbyterian Home, Evanston. Mrs.

Reiner, a Chicago South Side resident for more than 50 years, was the widow of John founder of the Reiner Coal Co. She was past president of the St. Philip Neri Catholic Women's Club. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Constance Wallheiser, Gombasik Winnetka, retired partner in the Cichon Sea Anna Svidron notice.

law firm of Tenney, Bentley, Roger V. Alman, beloved husband of Gordon Jean, nee Andrews; tond father ot Dr. Howell, Askov and Lewis, will E. James I Joanne Michael R. Alice, Joseph W.

Cichon beloved husband of Blanche, nee Petrak; loving father of Joseph Jr. Lorraine, Thomas Eve-lynl and Carol Paul Wiener; daar lan, who died Tuesday in Presbyterian-St. Luke's Hospital, founded the firm in 1925 be held at 4 p. m. tomorrow in Margaret Anni beloved steptattier of Maureen Seklns; brother of Barbara Guerin; grandfather of Daniel.

Funeral Saturday, Sept. 4 10: 15 a. m. from Drake brother of Mary Cichon) three grand Christ Episcopal Church, 784 children. Funeral Saturday, Sept, 4, at 9 a.

from Kulasik Funeral Home, which is now the Keebler and son Funera Home. 625 Busse Hwv. 4860 W. 31st Cicero, to St. Dlonysi- Sheridan Winnetka.

Mr. Tenney, wtio was gradu between Toutiy and Oakton Streets, Park Ridqe to SI. Juliana Church, 7)42 N. Biscuit Co. He also was one of the original board members of us Church.

Interment Resurrection, vlsl. talion alter 2 p. m. Friday. OL 2-3005.

usceloa Chicago. Mass 11 a. Please omit flowers. Interment Elmwood ated from Williams College in Clifton LaRabida Children's Hospital 1912 and received his law de cemetery. 698-3368.

Amshl Semple notice. and Research Center. He is See Dorothy J. Maymle Gordon, beloved wife of the late Herman; dear mother of Leonard lEva); grandmother of Melvin (Roberta), Ira ISheila) and Jovce (Michael! Jacobson; great-grandmother of fond sister of Emma Lanoesman. Graveside services Friday, 2 p.

at Rosemont Park Cemetery, 6758 W. Addison conducted bv Orioinal Weinstem Sons Chapel. LO 1-ltvO. Gregory Lvdia E. Gregory, age 70, 3706 Wilcox, Bellwood, died at Community Memorial Hospital In La Grange, tormerly of Hinsdale, wife of Charles W.

Gregory; dear mother of Charles W. Lois Badger and Sylvia Hogrefe. Memorial service Saturday, Sept. 4, 1 30 p. at Faith Lutheran Church, Westchester.

In lieu of flowers, contributions to Faith Lutheran Church would be appreciated. Grimes gree from the University of Mrs. Dorothy Mulroy and Ruth a son, John S. Reiner 10 grandchildren; 14 greatgrandchildren; and a sister. Mass will be said at 11:30 a.

m. tomorrow in St. Athanasius Catholic Church, 1615 Lincoln survived by his widow, Atla; Conwell Antonia Amshl, net Skalnik, beloved wife of the late Frank; dear mother of Charles Chicago in 1915, was an emert two sons, Kenneth F. Jr. and James A.

Conwell, beloved husband of the late Julia C. Conwell. nee Canavan; Alberta Skalnik and Sadie I John I Charles a daughter, Mrs. Siopinskl; grandmother of eight) great- loving father of Donald Eleanorl, Doris tus member and former vice chairman of the board of trus ueni uowioras, James, Anne iwitliami Jean Hall; and five grand sranomoiner ot n. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.

from Egan Funeral Home, Barker, Vivian (John, CPD Howe, 3uu w. 63d to tha Churcti of St children. Thomas Shirlevl, Joseph Gerry and tees of the University of Chicago. He also was a former truS' Mary star of the Sea. Interment Bohemian Mary Ellen IHenry Bode; fond grand father ot 34) great-granatatner ot three national, lu 2-2000.

Anderson dear brother of John E. Conwell. Funeral Saturday, 12:15 p. tram Blake- tee of Wesley Memorial Hospi Frederick M. Barnes Services for Frederick M.

Jackson Marshall J. Jackson, CPD, retired, dearly beloved husband of Alice Doolan Jackson; devoted father of jeanne (William) Fleming. Carol L. William) Hawkins; grandfather ot three; brother of the late Georga end William. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.

from the Brady-Gill Funeral Home, 2919 W. 87th to Little Flower Church. Mass 10 a. m. Member of the Hamburg A.

A. Interment Holy Sepulchre. 636-2600. James Giacomino Michael A. James Giacomino, beloved husband of Lena, nee Vitacco; loving father of Carol Ann Burt! Olson; dear grandfather of Christine; fond brother of Joseph, James and Frank Giacomino.

Funeral Saturday, 9:45 a. from the Montclair Funeral Home, 690) W. Belmont to Maternity B. V. M.

Church. Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. Pleast omit LamD Funera Home.

5800 w. 63d St tal. to St. Rita Church. Mass 1 P.

m. Inter Ella Anderson, loving mother of Lt, Leroy Anderson, CPD June, nee Pteif Barnes. 75. of 245 Coe ment St. Mary Cemetery.

735-4242, ferl; dear grandmother ot three; fond Ronald Blahut, 22, of 4104 W. Wabansia was killed when the motorcycle went out of control and skidded 110 feet into the corner of a building at 2230 W. Fullerton police said. Tries to Avoid Roadblock Police said a roadblock of two squad cars was set up on Fullerton after a high speed chase on several streets. They said the motorcycle went out of control when Blahut tried to cut thru a yard to avoid the roadblock.

The passenger on the motorcycle, Robert C. Kukis, 21, of 1647 N. Keeler was treated for cuts and abrasions in St. Elizabeth's Hospital and released. Kenneth Warnkkc, 53, of 1437 St.

James PL, Arlington Heights, was killed yesterday when his bicycle collided with an auto on Greenview Avenue Clarendon Hills, retired as sister ot me lata William, Emmett an Cooper i nomas rierce. t-uneral Saturday. sistant secretary of Kiwams a. from Edward Anderson Funera' Van LaRue Cornier, beloved husband of See Helen Kuiawa notice. Grotcfeld Viola Grotefeld of 347 Florence Evanston, Sept.

1, 1971, mother of Harold L. Grotefeld Jr. ol Des Plaines and Mrs. Elaine Davenport; eight grandchildren; beloved sister of Mrs. Gladys Pureed of Evanston and Mr.

Raymond E. Lindgren ol St. Paul, Minn. Graveside service 3 p. m.

Saturday at Memorial Park Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Dolores. Memorial service at Starr Fu A former director of the Chicago Boys Clubs and Inland Steel Mr. Tenney also was chairman of the Chicago chapter of the American Red Cross during World War II. Follow Home, 3234 W.

North to Maternity BVM Churcti. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment International, will be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow in the Union Evanston. Michael Spinazzola Mass for Michael Spinazzola, 87, of 2064 W. Broadway, Blue Island, will be said at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St.

Donatus Catholic Church, 1800 Union Blue Island. Mr. Spinazzola, a retired employe of the Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad, died Wednesday in St. Francis Hospital, Blue Island. He is survived by four sons, Joseph, an employe of the Chi; Sun-Times; Daniel, owner of the Hinsdale News Agency; Albert, neral Home chapel, Hemphill, at tatvarv.

visitation alter p. m. Thurs 4 p. m. Saturday.

Interment Low's Cha pel Cemetery, Hemphill. Donations to the Church of Hinsdale, 137 8. uar-field Hinsdale. Mr. Bar cay.

Anderson Ruth E. Anderson, nee Mever, Sent. American Heart Assoc appreciated. Cundiff nes, who died Wednesday at Cancer Fund. Guccione Richard E.

Cundltf, dear brother of Barlley Jesse W. (Connie! and Ida home had been active in Kiwa' wife of the late J. Robert; mother of the lata Clayton (Winifred; sister of the late Katherina Feser; grandmother ot Lou John Norton; eces and nephews nis organizations since 1922, Sea Giovanni Janelll notice. Barry ano Kooer Anderson. At Birren Son Funeral Home.

6125 N. Clark Kt He was governor of the New Guido Jersey Kiwams club in 19.3b, after 4 p. m. Friday. Funeral Saturday rooming at 9 o'clock.

Services In St I la Church at 9:30. Interment St. Boniface Visitation at the M. J. Suerth Funeral Home, 6754 Northwest from 3 p.

m. Friday until Saturday, 11 a. m. Services and Interment private. 631-1240.

Dam Anton Dam of Cicero, beloved husband ot Emlllei fond lather of Mildred Ken- He also had served as inter vemerery. nnemoer or Irving Park Cathol owner of the Palos News Acency, and Rocco; two daugh novrere. 6-yjuu. Jamrozy Helen (Casimiera) Jamrow, nee Tomas-zewski, beloved wile of Jerome Jamrory and the lale Leo Sobieski; dearest mother of Leona (JehnJ Radnoti; dear grandmother of John Laura and Diane. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a.

from Urbanek Funeral Home, 1335 W. 51 st to St. John of God Church. Mass 9 a. m.

Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Member Telephone Pioneers of America, Chapter 45, and Loca 1859, I. B. E. W.

927-6112. Janelli Giovanni John! Janelll, beloved husband of Joseohine, nee Baio; dear father of Marian (Vincent) Guccione; grandfather national trustee and vice presi women's Club and W. C. 0. F.

In lieu of flowers, pleas make Conations to the ing the war, he was on the board of governors of the National Red Cross. From 1949 to 1952, he was chairman of the Illinois Public Aid Commission. He also was a member of the Illinois Civil Service Commission. Mr. Tenney, a past president of the Village of Winnetka, died Wednesday in his home.

Survivors include his widow, Eleanor; and a brother. dent. Survivors include his nean r-ung. ters, Mrs. Mary Spencer, owner widow.

Grace two sons, Robert J. Guido age 24, of 349 Bedford Lane, Bolingbrook, Sept. 1, 1V71, husband of Linda, nee Petersen; father of Anthony M. and Robert J. Ill; son of Robert J.

Sr. and Marie Deleo Guido of Chicago; brother of Mrs. Phil IVirginia Calderone of Chicago. Visitation at the Goodale Funeral Home, 912 S. Hamilton Lockport, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.

m. Friday. Services Saturday, lt a. at St. Dominic's Church, Bolingbrook.

Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Pleesa omit flowers. 815-838-1533. of the Mokena-Frankfort JNews Marshall and Raymond a neint aimers and Milton Mildred Dahm; grandfather of eight; great-grandfather of 12. Services Saturday, Sent.

4, 10:30 a. at Parkwvn Funeral Home, 6901 W. Roosevelt Rd. Interment Bohemian National. Visitation Friday, 2 to 10 p.

m. 788-0904. daughter, Mrs. Elaine Hut)' bard; 12 grandchildren; a sis Agency, and Mrs. Helen Pom' pa; and a brother, Rocco.

Mrs. Anton Morang near 6th Avenue in Des Plaines. Des Plaines Patrolman Richard Eyre said Warnicke's bicycle was struck at a sharp curve in the road by an auto driven by David N. Kallstrand, 24, of 10450 Ann Rosemont. Herman Schobcl, 64, of 6112 ter; and a brother.

Danis Hamilton See Dominic Zdanls notice. Graveside services for Mrs. Madeline Morang, 83, of 77 Bryan Carey ot tnree; great-grandtather of one; brother in law of Jennie and Joseph Guidica and Sarah Maria. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Dalcamo Funeral Home, 470 W.

26tti to All Saints Church. Interment St. Marys. Vi 2-8681. Arcus Anna B.

Arcus, beloved wife of the lale John; dear mother of Anna tha late Emmett) Curran, Catherine Leo) Doyle, Helen the lata Glenn) Pelton, Agnes John Walters, James Elalnel, Thomas, Joseph Mary Ellen), Bernard, Donald Mary Jean, Antoinette Charles Sutter, Rose Marr Gerald) Byrnes and the late John; grandmother of 37; great-grandmother of 61. Funeral Saturday, a. from Egan Funeral Home, 370O W. 63d to Church of St. Nicholas of Tolentine.

Interment St. Mary. Visitation after 5 p. m. Thursday.

LU 2-5000. Baldassari Theresa Baldassari, nee Cherio, beloved wife of Larry; loving mother of Mary Fred) Pelllcorl; fond grandmother of De Carolis Mass for Bryan Carey, 87, of Blackthorn St. Louis, for See Carmen P. Cuerclo Sr. notice.

4415 N. Hamilton retired Mary B. Hamilton of Glen Ellyn, loving wife of Harold ton sister of Margaret Warden and Martha Richards. Visitation after 4 p. m.

Friday at the Leonard Memorial Home, 565 Duant Glen Ellyn, where funeral services will be held 2 p. m. Saturday. Interment Forest Hill Cemetery. 469-0032.

merly of Chicago, will be held at 1:30 p. m. today at Beverly Jaworski Decke August G. Deeke, age 87, of 128 Beech co-owner of the Carey Spots-wood Furniture 1414 S. Wabash will be said at 10 Our 81th Year Cemetery, 120th Street and Kedzie Avenue.

Mrs. Morang, Hansel Commercial Accounts Invited Woodstock, loving husband of Mathilda, nee Engel; father of Lois Young of Woodstock and Velma Shriver of Popular Grove, III.) brother of Amanda Juhnke and Emma Grewe, both a. m. tomorrow Queen of Angels Catholic Church, Sunny- 64 E. MONROE 909 No.

Harltm Greenhouses Oak Park of Arlington Heights, and Henry Deeke of Palatine, III. Services 1:30 P. m. Saturday at St. John Church, 1100 three; dear sister of Jim Chetlo.

Funeral Saturday, Sept. 4, 9:15 a. from Ed Prlonano Funeral Home, 1615 W. North Av. Broadway and North Melrose Park.

Mass 9:45 a. at Mount side and Western Avenues, by his cousin, the Rev. Comerford whose husband, Anton, operated a barber shop on the South Side for 50 years before moving to St. Louis 20 years ago, died Wednesday in her home. Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs.

Josephine Nielsen; two grand Llnneman Mount Prospect, III. Stanley J. Hansel, dearly beloved husband of Rose, nee Rodoni; loving lather of Stanley (Donna), LaVeme Josph Tripoli, Frederick IJacoueline) and Rose Marie (Michael! Cregani fond brother of Theresa Blake, Mary Pascoe, Emily Woitysiak, Edward and the late Robert; grandfather of 13, Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. from the Belmont Foneral Home, 7120 W. Belmont to St.

Hyacinth Church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel Cemetery. Visitation after 7 Thursday.

286-2500. Carmel Church. Interment Queen of O'Malley, chancellor of De Paul Heaven cemetery. Ft 4-0635. Visitation Schneider Leucnt Merwln Cooney Funeral Home, North Rt.

47, Woodstock, (Iter 2 p. m. Friday. 815-338-1710. Deutsch University.

Mr. Carey, who retired last year, died Wednes John J. Jaworski, beloved husband of the late Stella, nee Cicslewici; loving father of Bernard Loretta, Florence (Robert) Swanson, Loretta Michael! Raimondi, Raymond (Ruth) and Alice Thomas! McDonough; dear brother of Marie (William Pawllcki and the lata Estelle Noga; brother In law of William Noga, Clarence Cecil, Frances Wrobel, Irene Kaske and Genevieve (Tom) Vines; grandfather of 10; also nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturdav, 11:15 a. from Casev-Laskowskl Funeral Home, 4540-50 W.

Diversey to St. Ladislaus Church. Mass 12 noon. Interment St. Adalbert.

777-6300. Hastens Llllie I. Kastens, nee Mueller, beloved wife of the late Julius dear mother of Virginia L. John Louko and Julius P. (Mary Ann Kastens; loving grandmother of Terry Elian Kastens; fond sister of Helen Ohm and Irene Miller.

Member of Integrity Chapter, 803, O. E. S. Past Grand Representative cf Colorado In Illinois and member of Skokie Women's Club. Services Friday, Sept.

3, 2 p. at Drake end Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western Av. children; and a great-grand day in a Chicago convalescent Hanus Barnes Frederick M. Barnes, suddenly, Sept.

1, 1971, of Clarendon Hills, husband of Grace S. Barnes and the late Mabelle S. Barnes; father of Elaine Hubbard, R. Marshall and RavmonrJ H. Barnes; grandfather of 12; brother of Florence Fill-Henry and Ralph T.

Barnes. Resting at home. Survivors include eight Funeral Directors Hilda Deutsch, nee Ziss, suddenly, beloved wife of Ernest; dear mother of Marlene Richard Moersch and Susan Ed! Medina; grandmother of five; sister of Peter and Carl. Resting at Cooney nieces and nephews. S.

California was killed Wednesday night when the car he was driving collided with another auto at the intersection of U. S. Hwy. 45 and 95th Street in Palos Township, west of Hickory Hills. 2d Driver Charged Cleo Ingram, 26, of 14609 Beech Orland Park, driver of the other car, was charged with involuntary manslaughter.

State Trooper Melvin Praja-nowski said Ingram ran a red light before colliding with Schobel's car. Ingram and two passengers in his car were injured and taken to Christ Community Hospital, Oak Lawn. Schobel's wife, Marie, also was injured and was reported in serious condition. Barbara Ann a 1 16, of 104 MacArthur Mount Prospect, died last night in Wesley Memorial Hospital of Funeral Home, 3552 Soulhport Av. child.

Charles J. Rowe Charles J. Rowe, 68, of 6720 N. Trumbull Lincolnwood, a pharmacist for more than 43 years, died yesterday in St. Joseph Hospital.

For 39 years Gilbert C. Snow Schneider Home for Funerals, 2d and Lincoln Hinsdale. Visitation Friday, Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. m. to Our Lady C.

H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 117 YEARS 221 East Erie Superior 7-7709 Margaret C. Hanus, beloved wife of George devoted mother of Catherine and Thomas J. (Lorraine) Hanus; grandmother of Theresa and Kathleen Hanus; sister of Mary and Thomas White and Anna (John) Klenaak.

Funeral Friday, 9 a. from Edward C. Schubert Chapel, 3419 Ridgeland Av Berwvn, to St. Leonard Church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Hawkins ot Lourdes Church. Interment St. Joseph 7 to p.

m. Memorial services 2 p. Mass for Gilbert C. Snow, 57, Saturday at the Union Church of Hins dale. In lieu of flowers, memorials may Devercux Sea Catherine M.

of 14304 S. Michigan Riverdale, assistant to the be sent to the Kiwams Club of Hins Franta notice. he owned and operated Rowe dale Foundation. FA 3-0634. Bayner superintendent of the Reavis Dierssen JOHN CARROLL SONS 'HOME FOR FUNERALS' 25 E.

Erie WHItehall 4-6060 Edna L. Dierssen, wife of the late Pharmacy at 2961 N. Central Av. For the last four years he High School, will be said at 10 a. m.

tomorrow in Queen of Walteri mother of Marion Lavenu; grand Mary IBainocI Bayner, nee Patush, beloved wife of the late Rudolph; loving mother of Richard lAdalbertal; grand' was manager of Sargent Drug mother of three; sister of Edward Lloyd Mary Preston, Katherlnt Hansen and the late Rose Wallis and Robert A. Cemeteries mother of Christine, Carol, John and Apostles Catholic Church, 145th and Atlantic Streets, Riverdale. Cindy; sister of Rudolph Cecelia! Lloyd. Visitation 7 to P. m.

Thursday and 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. Friday, at Patush. Funeral Saturday, Sept. 4, at Store at 2716 N.

Central Av. Survivors include his widow, Rose: two sons, Dr. Fred H. Drechsler-Brown Funeral Home, 203 S. 9 a.

from Kolssak Funeral Home, 4255-59 W. Division, cor. Kildare, to St, Peter Canisius Church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Marion St Oak Park, where services Mr. Snow had been a teacher for 35 years, 21 of them at Reavis. He died Wednesday in Beautiful and Martin a daughter, will be held WJ.Ja a.m. Saturday. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West, interment Memorial Park Cemetery.

Eastern Star services Thursday, 8 p. m. Visitation after 6 p. m. Wednesday.

561-6874. Kaules Bruno S. Kaules, beloved husband of Mary Edna, nee McLaughlin; fond son of the late Joseph and Barbara, nee Lenksas; dear brother of Mrs. Susan-Leonard, Stanley (Annette) Kaules, Constance Lawrencel Rilev, Waiter and the late Edward Kaules. Member of Berwyn Post, No.

97, AMVETS. Funeral Saturday, Sept. 4, 9:30 a. to St. Catherine of Siena Church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Visitation at Smith Funeral Home, 245 Madison Oak Park, Friday, 2 to 10 p. m.

Klafta Anthony R. Klafta, beloved son ot the late Katherina and Joseph; dear brother of Marguerite Raska and the late John and JoseDh; dear uncle ot Katherne, George Elirabeth and Bar 383-3191. Mrs. Barbara Moch; six grand' children; and two sisters. Serv See Marshall J.

Jackson notice. Ilenehan Thomas Henefian, beloved husband of Bridget, nee Horan; fond father of Thomas, John, Margaret Lanigan and the late Mary Buettner; grandfather of 11; dear brother of the lata John and Patrick. Visitation after 7 p. m. Thursday at Walter Quinlan Sons, 2122 W.

79th St. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. to St. Justin Martyr Church. Mass 10:30 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Native of Carineareeoh, Pattry, County Mayo, Ireland. TR 4-7300. Hill Arthur W.

Hill, late of Cheltenham, S'pl. 2, brother of Evelyn and William Verne L.l Hill, also the left Edith Santord; son of the late Peter and Emma Hill. Deacon of Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church. Services 2 p. m.

Saturday at the Tews Funeral Home, 79th Street and Phillips Avenue. Interment Oak Woods Cemetery. Visitation atter 2 P. m. Friday.

SO 8-6959. DiCiusto Kosehill Joliet. Survivors include his widow, Loretta; two daughters, Mrs. Patricia Bielecki and Nello G. DIGiusto.

dearly beloved hus- injuries suffered Sunday when ices will be held at 1 p. m. today in the chapel at 1300 W. band of Lucia, nee Giusto; lovin she was struck by an auto father of Daniel, Dennis, Darren and the Interment St. Joseph.

Please omit flowers. AL 2-3600. Behling Catherine M. Behling, nee Peters, beloved wife of Irving; dear mother of Irving Mary Peterl Kois and Carol Rlchardl Liebold; grandmother of four; sister of Harold Peters. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.

from Frledrichs Funeral Home, 1939 W. 35th to St. Maurice Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of C.

O. No. 51. Liturgical wake service Friday at 8 p. m.

523-0056. 1 41 tT.T. l.T.VSm'l.. late Dean; dear son ot the late Louis an. Devon Av.

Debbie; a grandchild; and a sister. while riding her motorcycle at the intersection of MacArthur Elvira; fond brother of Silvio. Member of St. Anthony DePadua Council K. of and Society of Professional Engineers, 6800 N.

BAVEN8WOOD AVI. 561-5940 Priced to tun your PerpetttI Camar ladowee Car Moft-Beclartu Funeral Saturday, a. trorn ine net mnnf Funeral Hnme. 7120 W. Belmon' and Gregory Streets in the suburb.

to St. Celestine Church, Elmwood Indian Unit Park. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment St, Joseph Cemetery. In lieu ot dowers, Benson contributions to the Heart Fund appreci GT si) Mount Em blent Cemetery 0 Millard F.

Washburn Mass for Millard F. Washburn, 79, retired vice president of J. W. Petersen Coal will be said at 10 a. m.

tomorrow in St. Athanasius Catholic Church, Lincoln and Ashland Avenues, Evanston. Mr. Washburn died Wednesday at the Presbyterian Home, 3131 Simpson Evanston. He had been associated Raps Chosa as a Fraud Harold M.

Benson, beloved husband ot Audrey, nee Lund; fond father of Yvonne Joseph! Cascella, Gloria (Kurt) West-man and Lynette Johnl Holmes; grandfather of 10; brother of Agnes Henson and Selma Woqstad. President of Local Union, No. 950, Painters and Decorators. Member of Resurrection Lutheran Churcti in Franklin Park. Services Saturday, 10 a.

at Sax-Tiedemann Funeral Home, 9568 Belmont Franklin Park. Interment Mount Emblem Cemetery. 678-1950. Great-Grandson of Abe Lincoln Is Dead at 79 DORSET, Sept. 2 W-Lincoln Isham, 79, of Dorset, Outstanding) beauty Finest Maintenance Modest Cost Call or write for free brochure.

Grand Ay. County Lin Road, Elmnuri. III. BY STEPHEN CREWS bara. Funeral Saturday, Sect.

4, at 9:15 a. from the Klemundt Funeral Home, 3315 Irvinu Park Road, to St. Thecia Church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Maryhill. 478 1212. Kolman Anne Kolman, nee Mudra, beloved wl't of the late Joseph; fond mother of Joanne Stanley! Barkauskas and Joseph Bernadinel; grandmother of six; sister of James Mudra and the late Rudolph Mudra. Funeral Saturday; 8:30 a. from Becvar Fulfil Directors, 5218 S.

Kedtie, to St. Rita Church. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the American Cancer Society will be appreciated. 776-3809. Konvalinka Loretta Konvalinka of beloved wile of Ben Milton Konvalinka; dear mother of Milton B.

four grandchildren; lond sister of Irene Lind-man, Evelvn Honickel, Robert and the late Richard J. Newford. Visitation at Oehler Funeral Home, Lee at Perry Street, Des Plaines, where services will be held Saturday, 10 a. m. Interment Memory Gardens.

824-5155. ated. 286-2500. Di Domenico Set Carmen P. Querclo Sr.

notice. Draznik Daisy Dratnlk, nee Trnka, late of Riverside, beloved wife ot Hubert dear mother ol Dr. Daniel H. I Dr. Bonniel Drake; sister of Emma Fullerton of Hen-dersonville, N.

grandmother of Laura. Services Saturday, 10:30 a. at H. Mar-Ik Sons Funeral Home. 6507 W.

Cermak Rd. Interment Bracevllle-Gardner Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Church of Christian Liberty, 203 E. Camp McDonald Prospect Heights, or the American Opinions Library Fund, would be appreciated. GU 4-6310 or Bi 2-3255.

Drechen James A. Drechen of Lyons, age 24, beloved son of Martin A. and Mane Drechen; dearest brother of Martin J. INancvl Drechen; loving grandson of An American Indian group Blahut Chicago Ph. Suburban Ph.

626-1332 834-6080 Ronald Leslee Blahuf, beloved son ol Richard and Frances, nee Vanderplow a great-grandson of Abraham Lincoln, died yesterday in a Hoffenkamp Anna Hoffenkamp, nee Longo, beloved wilt of Robert; tond mother of Robert Av, Anna James) Cummings and Jacauline; sister of Flemmia Fradona, Theresa Andy) Scandora, Rose Marsala, Emelia Tinerella and the late Carmen Antionettel, Joseph Dorothy and Antionette Feros; sister in law of Sam and Evelyn Gucito. Funeral Saturday, Sept. 4, at 9:30 a. from Kolssak Funeral Home, 4255-59 W. Division, corner of Kildare, to St.

Philomena Church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. AL 2-3600.

Hoffmann Lillian G. Hoffmann, beloved wife of Edward loving mother of Ralph (Frances), Dorothy Johnl Kotlarski and Carol I Anthony! Warpehowski; fond grandmother of 10. Resting at Rotdilsky t. Sons Funeral Home, 500 S. Western Av.

Funeral services Saturday, 2 p. at chapel. Interment Evergreen. 434-2100. Holder Robie V.

Holder, beloved husband of Lois, nee Hanson; loving brother ol O. Vada Abney, Charles, Lawton. Horace, Thomas and Grace Forte. Funeral services Saturday, 1:30 P.m., at the Joseph Malonev-Jagle Funeral Home, brother of Nick and Tina; dear grandson seeking to collect food for hungry people in Uptown denounced self-styled Indian leader Mike Chosa last night with the coal company at Division and Halsted Streets for 46 years. Survivors include a daaghter, Mrs.

Charles Place; three grandchildren; and two brothers. of Dema Vanderplow and Arthur and Marie Kasbohm. Services Saturday, Sept, Bennington Hospital after FOR SALE- U1 4. at 2 p. at Kolssak Funeral Home, 4255-59 W.

vision, corner of Kildare. cemetery lots cam. tnopc Gardens, West. Reasonable. Make offer.

Ellis, 220 Moye Biloxi, Miss. 3953T Interment Arlington Cemetery. AL 2-3600. as a fraud. "He's gotten page after page of publicity, yet he's spokes Bonds 4 GRAVE LOTS worth 51,160.

will sen See Berniece I. Zawadik! notice. J600 casn. Acacia ram (-emeierv. W.

Irving Park Rd. NW-One Quarter, Lot 2, Block 12, Willow Sec. Mr. Condes 622-7264 Judge Edwin T. Brecn Mass for Edwin T.

Breen, 76, associate judge of the civil division of the Niles Branch of Bongiorno Sea Carmen P. Querclo Sr. notice. James and Mildred Kostka. Resting at Tower Home for Funerals, 4O07 Joliet Lyons, III.

Funeral Saturday, a m. Please omit flowers. Memorials to Illinois Children's Hospital School, Roosevelt Road and Damen Avenue, Chicago, III. Interment Oakridge Cemetery. 447-7900.

Encstrom SIX GRAVE Lots Garden of the Apostle. long illness. Isham was born in New York City, the son of Charles and Mary Lincoln Isham. His mother was a daughter of Robert Todd Lincoln, son of the President. Isham is survived by two cousins, Mary Lincoln Beckwith of Manchester and Robert Todd Lincoln Beckwith of Washington, D.

C. Circuit Court, will be said at 10 Boomer cnapei mil iaraeni vvesi. i cji ot Rt. 83 on Roosevelt Rd. Value at cemetery 1,800, asking $1,200 or best offer.

EU 3-5S18 a. m. today in St. Jerome CLARENDON Hills Cemetery-Westmont, Catholic Church, 1709 W. Lunt Av.

Judge Breen, who lived at 1542 W. Sherwin died 111. IB tots. 1IV3 ea. ror iniu.

oio--j- 5953. N. Welngart, 5647 Ridge Stevensvllla, Mich. 49127. man for only about 55 people," said Gene Bear Bow, president of Indians for Indians, a group Bear Bow said represents more than 500 persons in the North Side community.

Tells of Drinking "He is painted as a leader, and gets written up for taking over Nikes bases, yet no one really knows what goes on with his group. No one knows about the drinking and about the 11-year-old girl we found smoking marijuana at one of, his CEMETERY LOTS at Memorial State, ia. ur. 3. 1600.

Will sell ot divide. I graves Tuesday in Evanston after he apparently suffered a heart attack. Survivors include his widow, Berenice, and two Laura K. Boomer, formerly of Chicago, on Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1971, wife ot 1he late Dr.

Paul C. Boomer; dear sister of Leo B. Waye; dear aunt of Thelma Crowley, Marie Kruse, Shirley Mathy and Joseph Shirley. Private Interment was held Thursday, Sept. 2, at St.

Louis Mo. Mrs. Boomer was a life member of Chicago Women's Club. Drehmann-Harral Service. Breen Judge Edwin T.

Breen, Aug. 31, 1971, dearly beloved husband of Berenice, nee Dolan; dear brother of Thomas, Richard J. and the late Hubert and John Breen. Funeral from Lain Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland Friday, Sept.

2, at 9:30 a. to St. Jerome Church. Mass 10 a. m.

Korbal See Helen Kuiawa notice. Kowalec Maria Kowalec, nee Walas, beloved wife of the late Joseph; dear mother of John Helen, Stanley, Stephanie, Mitchell Luclllel and the late Ann; fond grandmother of Daniel Marguerite, Janet Edward, Cerven, Deacon Zachary, O. F. Gregory Sandra and Kenneth; great-grandmother of eight. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.m., from Fortuna Funeral Home, 4401 S.

Kedile to FIvt Holy Martyrs Cemetery. LA 3-7781. Krzyczcwski Aones M. Krryczewskl, fCheske, beloved wife of tha late Witoldi lovinat mother of Elliabeth Louis Kallcinskl and William ILaverne Cheske; fond sister of Joseph Bloch; devoted grandmother of five. Funeral Saturday, Sept.

4, at 9 a. from Colonial Funeral Home, 6250 Milwaukee to St. Tar-cissus Church. Interment St. Joseph.

SP 4-0366. 3 LOTS Rldgewood Cemetery. Des Diilnoi III. Selling less than list price. 5950-58 W.

Fullerton. at Sacramento. Interment Montrose. Pleast omit flowers. EV 4-3800.

Hooper Clara Wilson Hooper of Wilmette, wife of Archie F.t mother of Frank Wilson Hooper; six grandchildren) three greatgrandchildren; sister of Wilbur and Charles Wilson. Services 11 a. m. Friday at the Wm. H.

Scott Funeral Home, 1100 Greenleaf Wilmette. Interment private. 251-8200. Hossman Bertha Hossman, beloved wife of Richard) dear mother of Richard C. (Beltvl; fond grandmother of Billy end Kathv; sisters and brothers In Germany.

Funeral Saturdav, Sept. 4, 12:15 p. from Man Funeral Home, 3410 N. Central Av to St. Celestine Church.

Mass 1 p. m. Interment St. Joseph. Visitation after 1 P.

m. Friday. $575. 894-1983 MEMORIAL Estates Wolf 4. Fullerton choice lot.

One lot with 2 graves at S200 Deaths Elsewhere Esther M. Engstrom, age 72, of Blut Island, beloved wife of Harvey; loving mother of Harrlette Rydberg; fond grandmother of Priscilta (Toml Merenessi great-grandmother of Heather, Guylon and Kevin; lister of Ethel Rlegar. Visitation starting 4 p. m. Friday at Krueger Funeral Home, 1X50 Greenwood Blut Island.

Services 2 p. m. Saturday at Mission Church, 2501 Collins Blut Island. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. FU 8-1300.

Evans Walter Evans, Aug. 31, 1971, beloved husband of Wlnllred loving father ol Phyllis E. Grafl and the lata Waller M. Evans; tond grandfather of three and great-grandlalher of two. Retired division marshal, CFD; member of Retired Firemen's Association ol Chlcaoo.

At Lain and Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland Av alter 6 p. m. Thursday, where services will be held Saturday, Sept. 4, at 1 p.

m. Interment Mount Emblem. 561-2645. each. Valued at S225.

pn.8i5-65J-9JUJL brothers. William G. Barker Services for William G. Bar SIX GRAVES Fairmont Memorial Park. Present valug J250 ea.

Will sacrifice for $100 each. CL 3-9207 6 LOTS Arlington Cemetery. S200 ea. or best offer. Write Errico, 6181 SW 20th ker, 75, a retired employe of the Main Post Office here, will W.

Miami, t-ia. ajtsi. be held today in Tucson, Ariz 2 GRAVES it Clarendon Hills Cemetery. Robert C. Lee, 83, former chairman of Moore-McCormack Lines, and retired rear admiral; served in World War retired in 1920 to join the shipping firm, recalled to ac 966-4629 Mr.

Barker, who was a Post Office guard when he retired in 4 r.BLVFS at Clarendon Hills Cemetery. 1500. 815-883-8290 Binr.FwonD Lot eoa. Sec. 8.

4 oraves. Farinella See Catherine M. 1963, moved to Tucson shortly after retiring. He died Tuesday 1175 each. 724-8152 Franta notice.

dak RIDGE Cemetery 4 grave lots camps, Bear isow saia. Bear Bow made his comments as he and representatives of several other Indian and social organizations met to establish the Uptown Community Pantry, a free food distribution system for Uptown residents. Letters will be sent this week to major grocery chains and charitable groups to solicit food to supply a central depot at 901 W. Montrose Av. Moving toFlor.

J700. 581-1331 in Tucson Veterans Administra 3 tion Hospital. Survivors include 4 GRAVE LOT-Chapel Hill Gardens South. S650. 323-4118 daughter.

Mrs. Lorraine OIIEHilL DIRECTORY Interment All Sainls. Visitation after 3 p. m. Thursday.

Please omit flowers. 561-2645. Buckley See Margaret I. Galvin Jackson notice. Budnik Angeline Budnik, nee Surman, devnted wife ot the late Stanley; loving mother of Frank Ruthl and Henry Jeanl; lovlng grandmother of Henry Earl, Marilynn and Frandne Budnik.

Services Saturday, 1 p. at Malec and Sons Funeral Home, 6000 N. Milwaukee Av. Interment Irving Park. 774-4100.

Cacucci Set Carmen P. Querclo Sr. notice. Carey Bryan Carey, beloved uncle of Emmett P. and Bernlct Carey, Ellen Keane, Mary Barrett, Katherlnt LA Velle, Honor Barrttt, William Carey and the lata Marlt Annen.

At Coleman's, 461! N. Lincoln, after 3 P. m. Thursday. Funeral Saturday to Queen of Angels Church.

Mass 10 t. m. Interment Calvary. 561-1884. In Memonom Moreno, and a sister.

tive duty in World War II, serving as special assistant to the chief of naval transportation services; in New York City. Oskar J. W. Hansen, 79, sculptor who specialized in heroic themes; did the 100 foot high figure of "Liberty" to Bodencbak Dependants Information, guidance and arrangements are a few el the services ottered by the Funeral Directors listedlierei Milton Raedcke Fcely Mother Mary F. Feelv.

Religious of the Cenacle, superior, Cenacla Retreat Hnuse, Auckland, New Zealand, died in Auckland, Aug. 31, 1971, beloved sister ol Thomas Helen (William W.l Duncan, both of Lake Forest, William S. ol Chicago. Grace Herbert P.l Valker of Del Plaines end John G. of AlbuQuerque, N.

M. Funeral mass Saturday, Sept. 4, 10:30 a.m., chapel ot Cenacle Convent, 513 Fullerton Chicago. Visitation at Cenacle Convent after 1 p. m.

Friday. Interment Mount Carmel. Fick Frieda Flck, beloved wife of Edward F.t fond sister ol Ernest Fink. Service Saturday, 1:30 p. at Matt Funeral Home, 3440 N.

Central Av. Interment St. NORTHWEST WEST Supplies from that depot then will be divided among participating organizations, such as Bernlce M. Bodenchak, Sept. 3, 1970 May you always walk In sunshine, God's lova around you glow, For the happiness you brought us No one will ever know.

It broke our hearts to lost you. But you did not go alone For part of us went with you Th riNtf And rallarl vnu noma. Indians for Indians and the CHAS. W. ANDERSON 4325 Armltagt Avt.

BE 5-2581 CHRASTKA MEMORIAL CHAPELS 3440 W. 26lh St. 762-1511 6301 W. Cermak Rd. OL 2-1023 American Indian Center, for Hon, when I lost you.

I lost my lift, feeding the hungry people in OTTO J. HUSBAND, Children, oranacntidran Fox JAEGER FUNERAL HOME Cicero Ave. Kl 5-1320 3526 the community. Participants Are Listed Services for Milton Raedeke, 70, of Los Angeles, a retired carpenter in Chicago who also sang as a member of the Raedeke Brothers trio on Chicago radio stations, will be held Saturday in Los Angeles. Mr.

Raedeke moved to Los Angeles in 1955. Survivors include his widow, Ruth; a sister; and two brothers. Howard Lutz Howard Lutz, 66, of 1340 W. Morse owner of Lutz Dental Laboratory at 25 E. SOUTHWEST commemorate Gen.

Washington's victory at Yorktown; created busts of such figures as the Wright Brothers, Joseph Conrad, the author, and Joseph Medill, the late editor of The Chicago Tribune; in Cnar-lottesville, Va. Miss Llewellyn Miller, 72, author, former drama critic and editor; wrote "The Ency Peter Lutheran cemtiery. visitation alter 3 p. m. Friday.

Fielmann William Fielmann, dear brother of Henry Martha Walls, Ella Burggraf, Mildred Roder and the lata Richard and Herman. Services Saturday, 11 a. at Muelhoefer Funeral Home, 1458 W. Bel-mnnt Av. Interment Rosehlll Cemetery.

HA V5S0O 774-4I0O Participating in the planning session last night in the Indians MALEC FUNERAL HOMB 834-38 N. Ashland Ave. 6000 N. Milwaukee Avt. JOHN C.

MEISZNER 5624 W. Irving Park Rd. HENRY W. MUELLER 5308 W. Belmont Ave.

BEUKSJMA FUNERAL HOMB 10456 S. Western BE 7144 PE 6 90011 for Indians office, 4006 N. Ken-more were representatives of the Uptown Welfare Rights Carlson Barbara Ann Carlson of Mount Prnspect, age 16, darling daughter of Ralph and Eleanor, net Martlnekt dear sister ot Ralph Lynn, Robert Jean and Karen granddaughter of Eric and the late Clara Carlson and of the late Samuel R. and Gertrude Martlnek; great-granddaughter of Ida Mallcoat. Visitation Friday after 2 p.

m. at Frledrichs Funeral Home. 320 W. Central at Northwest Highway, Mount Prospect. Funeral Saturday, :30 a.

to St. Raymond Church. Mast 10 i. m. 255-7800.

Carson John B. Carson, Veteran! Hospllal, Poptar Bluff, formerly of Chicago, beloved son of George and Llnna; fond brother of Lynn and George. Resting at Raymond Puneral Home, West Plains, Mo. Services Friday morning. Organization, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, the Salvation AV t-8740 Funeral Home BE 5-68-8 CHRIST NIELSEN, INC.

Samuel B. Fox. Three years without a goodby, you went to sleep. Your lova In our hearts we will always keep. Loving wife BETTY, Children and Grandchildren Pascente James R.

Pascenla, Sept. 1967 We remember you In si tenet And make no outer show, But what It meant to lost you No one will ever know. LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY Masllck Helen D. Masllck. In loving memory of my loving wife My lamblt on her birthday Sept.

3, 1971, On my mind, on my lips, In my heart always. With all my love. Your Jot Zibrid Lotllt Zlbrld, Sept. 19M. A Place in our hurts none can fill) We miss you and always will.

LOVING HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER Army and others. Washington died yesterday BRADY-GILL FUNERAL HOME 2929 W. 87th SI. 636-2600 EDGAR FUNERAL HOME 10900 S. Cicero, Oak Lawn 72 3 0876 EGAN FUNERAL HOMB 3700 W.

63rd St. LU 2-2000 THOMAS MclNERNEY SONS 7901 S. Komensky Ave. LU 5-0702 McPHBE FUNERAL HOMES 7in western Chicago PR 4-0776 3301 W. Fullerton THEIS FUNERAL HOME 3517-27 N.

Pulaski Rd. Edgewater Hospital. Mr, IN 3-5800 Lutz founded the laboratory about 25 years ago. Survivors SUBURBAN 472 6300. Flnke Frank N.

Flnke, beloved ion af tha lale Nicolas and Mary, nee Drlih; fond brother ol Anna Zuchel, tha lale Helen and Joseph; also nieces and nephew, real-nieces and great-nephewi. Funeral Saturday, a.m., from Mlchalik'i Chapel, 1056 W. Chicago corner of Ooden, to SI. John Cantlus Church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Member of Royal Leanut and Polish Alma Mater. Inf. 421-0936. Fleming See Marshall J.

Jackson notice. Franta Catherine M. Franta, net Lovetre, dt-voted wlft of tht lata Joseph; loving mother of Joseph dear daughter ol Assunta, net Farinella, and the lale Pasqualt Lovetre; lond lister ot Rosa IJnhnl Devereux and Maty P. Itht latt Anlhonvl Salerno, Funeral Saturday, 1 a. trom Rosarlo D.

Salemo'i Sons Funeral Home, 6J00 W. North fo Divine Infant Cnurch, Interment Mnunl Carmel Cemetery. 437-0449 or 637-0450. Pleast omit dowers. 1104 S.

Hamillon, Lockport 815-TE 8-0345 include a son, Sheldon, and a brother. Services will bo held at noon today in the chapel at 1300 Cashmm clopedia of former vice president of the Society of Magazine Writers; one time drama critic for the old Los Angeles Record and former president of the Hollywood Women's Press Club; of cancer, in New York City. Thomas L. Pitts, 5G, former executive secretary and president of the California Labor Federation; member of the state board of education nnd the state college board of trustees; in Lakcport, Cal. W.

Devon Av. SOUTH Lawrence Cashmen, Sept. 2, 1971, loving husband of Margaret Cashmani beloved father of James (Gloria! and Devld J. (Thelmeli survived by II grandchildren; brother of Marie Strulti and Robert E. Cashman.

At Lain Son Chanel, 5501 N. Ashland frnm 6 lo 10 p. m. Friday, Sept. 3.

Funeral services Mnndav. Sent. 6. 1:30 P. at Dedication Announcements HBINEN ft LOSCHETTBR 11028 S.

Paloi Hills ST 3-0460 Residence 425-4527 RYAN PARKB FUNERAL HOMB 120 N. Park Rldgl 823-1171 SCHMAEDEKB FUNERAL HOME 10701 S. Harlem Worth 448-6000 All agreed that the job of soliciting food was being made more difficult by the publicity garnered by Chosa. "Chosa has left heaps of food behind at every place he's stayed maybe we should just follow him around with a truck," said a man from the Salvation Army. The man went on to promise cooperation from his organization for the Pantry.

Bear Bow said the Pantry coalition is seeking public donations of food or money to buy food. He mused somewhat angrily, "I wonder if the press is inter- Gordon THOMAS MCINERNIY SONS 4635 S. Wallaca St. BO 8703 WALSH-LLOYD OBARTUCH 9900 S. Throop 51.

BE I 2321 Miller A Sons Funeral Home, Greenville, Ohio. Interment Greenville Ceme tery. In lieu ol flowers, reoueii memorials to tha Cancer und. 561-2645. A monument will be dedlrated In loving memory ot Fanny Gordon, beloved molrter of Muriel Rosemann and Le'iter, at 11 a.m., Sepl.

5, Wesllawn Cemetery, Gardenia Sec. Iowa Soldier Dies in S.IJ. Asian War WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 UFi-The Defense Department announced today that Army Pfc. Billie D.

Duart, Route 1, Strawberry Point, died, not as a result of hostile action, in the war in Southeast Asia. Cord of Thanks FUNERAL DIRECTORS WHO DESIRE INFORMATION REQAflDINQ THIS DIRECTORY WHICH RUNS WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY, PHONE 222-4009 Casper Walter P. Casper, beloved husband ol Doris, nee Brluiisi favlnf father ol Philip W. IKathteen) ant Stephen; dear granttletner of Sharon, Nancy and Kathy. Funeral Saturdav, 9:39 t.

from Daniel W. Lvnch Funeral Home, 9837 Kediie lo Queen of Martvrs church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St.

Casfmlr. Visitation alter 3 p. m. Thursday. GA 2-2000.

Frimlcll Lnuli A Frlndell, beloved husband of Edna, net Bodent dear laiher ot Grace Kanell, John and Bobble Ann Kneipj oranrttather of brother of Sallred Frlndell and the lale Mabl Schmidt. Vrvlrrs Saturday. Sect. 4. 9:30 a.

at funeial Hnme, 5150 W. North Av. Inietmenl Clarendon Hills. TU 9-8844. Pablo Vargas Radillo, 63, editor emeritus of the newspaper El Mundo in Puerto Rico since retiring in 1908 after 22 years as its director; in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

MY THANKS for successful surgery and rapid recovery of mv father in law to the Infant Jesus ot Prague and Blessed Mnther and thanks for intercessinu of Father Fellclan and souls In V. B. 1 csted in antics or real needs.".