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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH 29, 1965 Section 3 ft -11 -t- DR. SEAGRAVE, DEATI1 NOTICES IIAPLES5 HARRY on, good a harbinger op -spring. 9Xf MR. IttAGOO ltVSGOTTO CALL DOCTOR 1 Schotke Arthur W. Schotke.

March 27. 1965, bo-loved husband of Elizabeth; loving tether of Lorraine Danson, Gladys, and Raymond Schotke; father-in-law of Russell Danson; grandfather of Judy ond Deborah; dear brother of Bertha Feltz ond Gertrude Benbow. Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 p. at Ketcham Funeral Chapel, 2036 W. 79th street.

Interment Cedar Park. HU 3-6202. Scbumpp Mary E. Schumpp, nee lattery, beloved wife of the late Edward loving mother of Gerald dear sister of James J. Slattery; fond aunt of Mary A.

Carney ond David Burke. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from the J. Leo O'Neill Funeral Home, 1136 W. 87th street, to St.

Kllion church. Mass 9:30 o. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. RA 3-1100.

Sheehy Hannah Sheehy of Des Platnes, age 95, loving aunt of Frances Frei, Patrick and James Sheehy. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Oehler Funeral Home, Lee at Perry streets, Des Plaines, to St. Mary church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Ml. Cormel. 824-5155. Sigafoose Horry E.

Sigafoose, March 27, 1965, beloved husband of Gertrude; loving father of Gladys Maza; grandfather of five; great-grandfather of four; dear brother of Frank J. Sigafoose and the late Bessie Osbom, Ralph, Carl, ond Earl Sigafoose. Member of Square post. No. 232, A.

L. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 P. at Ketcham Funeral Chapel, 2036 W. 79th street. Interment Mount Hope.

Masonic services Tuesday, 8 p. under auspices of Compass lodge. No. 922, A. F.

A- M. HU 3-6202. Silovsky Marie Silovsky, beloved wife of Joseph loving mother of Mary John Lukes, Charles Bessie, Joseph Jr. (Rose), and the late Frank Marie; sister of Zoe Minzey and Charles Urban; grandmother of four; great-grandmofher of five. Serv Vermeil John M.

Vennell, late of Tucson, and long time resident of Chicago, beloved husband of Edna M.t fond father of Richard and Mrs. Jacqueline Mosier; brother of Mrs. Irene B. Green ond Mrs. Pauline Classon; grandfather of six.

Services ond interment at convenience of family. Vesely Diane J. Vesely, age 14, dearest daughter of Frank and Jessie Vesely; dear sister of Denise; fond granddaughter of Julia Casko ond Peter Zemaitis and Charles and Theresa Vesely. Funeral services Tuesday, 10 e. at the Marquette Funeral Home, 3533 W.

71st street, at Maplewood ovenue. Interment Lithuanian National cemetery. Visitation from 4 p. m. Sunday.

GR 6-2345. Vigiletti Albert Vigiletti, beloved husband of Rase, nee Storto; devoted father of Michael Rita, nee Thomas, Edward Josephine, nee Bozek, Mary Frank Volenti, Modeline Gerald Tipler, and Lorraine Anthony Dei Preto; grandfather of 16; fond brother of Leonard, John, Mike, Lawrence, Angeline, Ann, and the late Charles; brother-in-law of Frank Storto. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from Rosario D. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W.

North avenue, to St. Martha's church, Morton Grove, interment Queen of Heaven. ME 7-0449, or ME 7-0450. Vinci Rose Vinci, beloved wife of the late Sebastion; dear mother of Louis, Paul ond the late Anthony Clio; g-andmother of Elizabeth Pochron, Sebastian, Catherine, Mary, Paul Geroldine Sebastian, ond Anthony Cila. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.

from ring as Morzullo Chapel, 5400 W. Harrison street, to St. Collistus church. Interment Mount Cormel, AU 7-8600. Vose Lucy Mason Vose, of 1131 Ridge avenue, Evanston, March 25, 1965, wife of the late Frederic P.

Vose. Service 2 p. Monday, at the Second Presbyterian church, Hinmon avenue and Main street, Evanston. Interment Rosehill cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Presbyterian Home, Evanston.

Votava Jock L. Votovo of Son Pedro, formerly of Berwyn, beloved husband of Clara, nee Belskev; fond brother of Ella Radke, Sylvia Vondrasek, Mildred McCartney, Blanche Miller, and the late James Votava. Funeral Wednesday, March 31, 2 p. at Svec Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W. Cermak rood.

Interment Wood lawn. Masonic services Tuesday, 8 p. under the auspices of the Cicero lodge. No. 955, A.

F. A. M. Visitation Tuesday after 2 p. m.

GU 4-2050 or Bi 2-2027. Ward Matthew Ward, beloved husband of the late Nora, nee Skeahan; loving father of Mory Slowik, Paul, Eleanor Coates, James, and Michael; dear grandfather of 12. Resting ot Kenny Brothers, 5438 S. Hoisted street, from noon Monday. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.

to St. John the Baptist church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

BO 8-0662. Weber Nicholas A. Weber, March 27, 1965, late of 1438 Barry avenue, beloved husband of Mae; dear father of Morcella Schafer ond Edward Weber; also survived by five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Joseph Pfeiffer Kate, Mrs. Arthur Swanson Evelyn, ond Frank Weber.

Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a. from Nelson Funeral 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster, to St. Aiphonsus church. Mass 11 a.

m. Interment St. Boniface. Member of Ket-t'er court. No.

88 COF. Please omit flowers LO 1-5147. Weinsheimer wuu AOVAGWJIKkS (5fJO IP YOU LOOK AT II rTinir'eTiD i IWO ThANJ Any OTHEk II I 1 IT FfeOM BEt 175 I TC II 1 1Mb If AOJDAy I VOU LOOK AT ITT I 1 mirwm I i I I i i mm If lli vr -7 DANCE. IS VA.nTI 1 OP COURTS. M3T.

7 LOVBS I 101. kWjVWn MfrA DISGUSTING I XJZz. tiSrf 1 Vq I ti i ma you? r- yjs riJ rr rL I rf a Vi uvssss5-- rasa iuftw hi ANDY APP mv 1 RENT C0E IN, LAT- BEEN 11 I I I THE MISSUS IS OUT ZZltSjk WAlTIN'ftoRNFe A A rry WILL TER Gl WE I mi wm im i -wd Yig Cont. from preceding page Neglia Dominidc Nwlia, fend son of Vito and the late Thomas; beloved brother of Dr. Ross LeonaJ, Margaret I Henry Vor-zono.

Morv Mallody, Barbara Sam D'Amico ond the kite Catherine Francis Cerone, Tom ond Mary. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 a. from 'the Montclair Funeral Home, 6901 W. Belmont avenue, to St. Timothy church.

Entombment Mount Cormel. Pleas omit flowers. NA 2-9300. Nielsen Minnie L. Nielsen, nee Woeriz, beloved wife of the late Charles; fond mother of Fay (Kris) Arnold; sister of Clara L.

Jurs and the late Arthur Walter William H. Woertz, Anna Kautz ond Katnerlne Fit. Funeral services Tuesday, 1 p. of Nielsen Funeral Home, 3301 W. Fullertoa avenue.

Interment Acacia Pork. O'Connor Adele Genevieve O'Connor, nee Martin, of Dundee, formerly of 903 Mason venue, Chicago, beloved wife of the late Raymond loving mother of the Rev. Terence, O. S. William Raymond C-.

Martin and the late Mary Louise; sister of Cecile McClellon, John, and Anita Tucker; 0 rand mother of 21; great grandmother of one. Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a. from the Anthony W. Copoetta Memorial Chooels, 5858 W. Roosevelt road, to Our Lady of Sorrows botilko, 3121 W.

Jackson boulevard, Chicago. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph cemetery.

In lieu of flowers donations to the Servite missions will be appreciated. Member of the Third Order of the Servants of Mary; C. B. W. C.

O. Foresters, and Altar and Rosary society of St. Catherine's church, Dundee, III. Visitation after 4 p. m.

Monday. MA 64120. Oslund Herman W. Oslund, March 27, beloved husband of Sophia, nee Pilgren; loving father of Ellen Barker, Pearl Free burg, Barbara Glynn, Frances Batey, and Ruby Carnation; grandfather of 13; great-grandfather of six. At Birr en and Son Funeral Home, 6135 N.

Clark street, after 3 p. m. Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Interment Rosehill cemetery.

Palacz John R. Poloez, brother of Helen ond Edward Peggie); fond uncle of Evelyn ond Richord Ranallo. Member of Lincoln Park Gun club, emolovee of Sheraton-Black stone hotel, member of locol 593, AFL-CIO. Funeral Tuesday, March 30, 9:15 a. from Henry W.

Mueller Funeral Home, 5300-12 Belmont avenue, to St. Bartholomew church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St.

Adalbert's. A Venue 44740. Pelka Mario Pelka, beloved daughter of Lucille end the late William J. Pelka; fond sister of Joseph L. Agnes, Dorothy William Horn, Theodore J.

Marie, Edward W. Genevieve), ond the late Leo Pelka. Funeral from Barron-Hall Funeral Home, 4332 Els ton avenue, comer of Pulaski rood, Tuesday, March 30, 9 a. to Maternity of the B. V.

M. church, Monti-cello ond North avenues. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Maryhill cemetery.

KE 9-6100. Piper Elise A. Piper, beloved sister of Louis Piper of Michigan; beloved aunt of five nieces and nephews; grondaunt of seven; sreot-greotount of two. At Mee 8, Romme Funeral Home, 3918 Irving Park road, until 10 a. m.

Tuesday. Services Tuesday, 1 p. at St. Poul's House, 3831 N. Mozart.

Interment private. In lieu of flowers donations to St. Paul's House Convalescent fund appreciated. IR 8-0038. Pittman Wllliom E.

Pittman. beloved husband of the late Gurnell Mj fond father of William G. Evelyn, Richard A. Helen), ond Margaret (Fredrick) Wenger; grandfather of William J. and Roger Pittman, Leslie Ann and Fredrick Wenger brother of Mabel Mavwald and Edward.

Lifetime member of local 134. I. B. E. W.

Resting at the Ahlgrim 8, Sons Funeral Home, 5701-03 W. Division street, where services will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday, March 30. Interment Acacia Pork cemetery.

In lieu of flowers memorials will be appreciated far the Children's Receiving home of Maywood. AU 7-4440. Rabschaltz Rudolph J. Rabschultz of Berwyn, beloved son of Babaro Rabschultz; fond brother of Edward (Elaine Rabschultz. Services Wednesday, March 31.

1 P. at Chrostka Memorial Chapels, 6301 W. Cermak rood, Berwyn. Interment Bohemian NotionaL OL 2-1023 or Bi 2-2990. Raffae Nicholas J.

Rsffoe, beloved husband of Violet; dearest father of Joseph and Violetta Crumley; grandfather of four. Resting at the A. V. Furmen Funeral Home, 3100 Irving Park road. Services 1:30 p.

Tuesday. Interment Irving Park. IR 8-5800. Remmert Manda Remmert of 988 Elm street, Wln-netka, March 27, wife of Dr. Arthur T.

G. Remmert; sister of Dr. Victor Rhyn of Minneapolis, aunt of Douglas C. Rhyn of Milwaukee, ond Martha McConnon of Bernardsville, N. J.

Services Tuesday, 11 a. at Trinity Lutheran church, 3637 Simpson street, Skokie. Interment Stillwater, Minn. Memorials may be made to Trinity Lutheran Church Radio Ministry or Chicago Heart association. Resting ot Win H.

Scott Chapel. 1460 Sherman venue, Evanston. after 2 p. Monday. UN 4-7250, Renklewski The Rt.

Rev. Msar. Ignatius S. Renklewski, pastor of St. Mary of Czestochowa church, Cicero, beloved son of the late John and Antonio Renklewski; loving brother of Sister M.

Morcelllna, H. F. Sister M. Choritino, H. F.

N-, and Charlotte George) Sepanski; nieces and nephews. Resting at Kulasik Funeral Home, 4860 W. 31st street, Cicero, after 4 p. Exportation Monday, March 79, at 3 P. to St.

Mary of Czestochowa church, 48th court and 30th street, Cicero. To lie in state until time of funeral, Wednesday, March 31, 1965, Requiem moss, 10 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery.

OL 2-2005. Ringa Edmund P. Ringa. beloved husband of Frances, nee Korcz; loving son of Frances and the lot Paul; brother of Leo. and the late William, Walter.

Alexander, Paul Ringa, and Mary Czar- necki. Resting at Benrus Funeral Home, 3642 W. George street. Funeral Wednes day ot 9:30 a. m.

to at. nvoomn church. Interment Maryhill. SP 2-6694. Rodziewicz Winifred I Rogers! Rodziewicz, nee Dor- giewicz, late of 6434 S.

Hovne avenue, dearest mother of Chester (Ellen) Rogers; fond grandmother of Kathleen; sister of Anna Burnieko. Funeral Wednesday, from the Evans Funeral Home. 6845 S. Western avenue, to Nativity B. V.

M. church. Interment St. Casimir cemetery. RE 7-8600.

Rogers Philip M. Rogers of Milwaukee. loving father of Mary Bernodette and Potrkia Kathleen; beloved son of Lillian, nee Cog ley. end Philm Rogers of Milwaukee. dear brother of Jamea A.

Srj brother-in-law of Helen Rogers; uncle of James A. Koren Wollin, and Elaine Rogers. Funeral Wednesday, March 31, 10:30 a. from Collins Funeral Home, 5350 W. North avenue, to Church of St.

Giles, Oak Park. Mass 11 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven, tu 9-8844. Ronsley Joseph L.

Ronsley, dear father of Jovce; fond brother of Rebecco Dan, Fred, Movme Marianthal, and Etta Strauss, services private. LO 1-4740. Ropinski Mary Rooinskl. nee Lukoszewskt, beloved wife of the late Walter; loving mother of Ann; dear sister of Joseph Dolores Lukes, Giles Lukes, ana Frances Fischer. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.

from Stanley Funeral Home, 3060-64 Milwaukee ovenue, to Our Lodr of Grace church, interment St. Adalbert cemetery. Dt 2-3330. Ryan Marie L- Ryan of 461 Douglas street. Joiier, at St.

Joseph Hospital joliet, March 27, Survived by niece Catharine (Mrs. George H. Adier of River Forest, III. and nephew Lawrence M. Ryan of Joliet; preceded in death by parents Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas F. Ryan. Funeral from the Fred C. Domes Funeral Home, 251 Center street.

Joliet, Tuesday, March 30, at 10 a. to the Cathedral of St. Raymond, ot 10:30 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, Joliet.

Relatives receive friends Sunday and Monday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m. 8IS-7Z6-UI1. Sage Howard L. Soae.

March 27, 1965. de voted husband of the late Bessie Moe Sage; loving father of Mrs. Dudley (Jean Veneklosen and Mrs. Jack (Mori. loo) Doerk; fond grandfather of David, Jack c-d Scott.

Services and interment Warren. O. Memorials may be mode to Rogers Park Presbyterian church, Chicago. Scaletta Rosa Scaletta, nee Garitt, beloved wife of the late So Nat ore; dear mother of Josephine Leo LoBarbero, Mory Joseph Guogllardo, Isabel Joseph) Mog-gio. Rose (Carl) Soristo, and the late Vito ond Joseph; 19 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from Manisco'co Chapel, 441 w. North ovenue. to St. Philip Benizl church.

Interment Mount Cormel. Member of Maria SS. Louretana Society. Mi 2-1Z34. Schavey Jimmie Schovev, dear son of Eugene end Doris; fond brother of Russell.

Services Wednesday, 1:30 p. m- ot Trinity Lutheran church, 2601 N. Meade ovenue. tntement Concordia cemetery. Lying In fete at church from 12:30 Wednesday until hour of services.

Resting at Muel-hoefer Funeral Home, 1458 Belmont av enue. GR 2-6300. SchiddeU Helen F. SchiddeU, beloved wife of Emil: fond mother of Robert, Ariene Prues. Carole Burns, and Patricia; grand mother of S'x; sister ot Mory McMeno- min, Margaret Capsev.

ond Thomas Lawler. At Mee Romme Funeral Home, 3718 Irving Park rood, until 9 o. m. Wednesday. Mass at Our Lady of Mercy enure.

9:30 a. m. Interment All Saints FAMED BURMA SURGEON, DIES Heart Ailment Ends Career in Jungle RANGOON, Burma, March 28 Reuters Dr. Gordon Sea- grave, 68, the 1 famed Burma Surgeon of Wm.lrJ WOO TT HW died today of I i a nean aii-i spent morel than 40 years in the jungles A. northeastern Burma saving lives Seagrave with scalpel and drugs.

He died the hospital which i replaced one he had built in I 1922 in the mountain village of Namkham, six miles from the Chinese border. in Burma March 18,1 1897, the son of American Bap tist missionaries, Seagrave! went to" the United States with his family when he was 12. Got Degree in 1921 He later worked his way thru Denison university in Granville, then went to Johns Hopkins university in Baltimore, where he received his medical degree in 1921. He returned to Burma the next year with his wife, the former Marion G. Morse, and their infant son, and with what he once described as a basketful of discarded surgical in struments.

He established his first hos pital in a rickety building in Namkham. Before World War Seagrave built a dozen more hospitals in places never visited by a doctor before and trained hundreds of Burmese girls as nurses and surgical aids. When the war broke out he was commissioned a lieutenant colonel in Gen. Joseph Vine-' gar Joe Stilwell's army, which was forced to retreat from Burma before the advancing Japanese army. Seagrave returned to Burma in 1944 with the allied forces and found his Namkham hospital destroyed.

Rebuilding was hindered by the civil strife that rocked Burma when it received independence from Britain in 1948. Jailed for Treason Two years later Seagrave was arrested for treason and jailed until cleared by Burma's supreme court. He returned to his work despite periodic at tacks of malaria, dysentery and recently, a heart ailment. Seagrave had four sons, one of whom served as administrator of the Namkham hospital for a time. The doctor wrote an autobi ography, "Burma Surgeon" and four other books, "Wastebasket Surgery," "Tales of a Waste- basket Surgeon," "Burma Sur geon Returns," and My Hos-pital in the Hills." MRS.

TRUESDELL DIES; ACTIVE IN ADOPTION WORK Mrs. Helen Paddock Trues dell. 72, of 1420 Chicago Evanstno, widow of Lt. CoL Stephen R. Truesdell, an execu tive of the General Motors corporation and the Chicago North Western railway, died yesterday in a nursing home, 4660 Old Orchard Skokie.

Mrs. Truesdell was a sup porter of the Cradle Society in Evanston from the time it was founded March 12, 1923. Her son, William a mortgage company executive vice president, and her daughter, the late Mrs. Margaret Bach man, were among the first to be adopted from the Cradle. Surviving also are two other children of Mrs.

Bachman. Services will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1567 Maple Evanston. H.

L. McDANIEL DIES; REALTOR IN EVANSTON H. L. McDaniel, 75, of 1914 Colfax st, Evanston, died yesterday in his home. He was a retired real estate broker and former president of the Evans- ton-North Shore Real Estate board.

He had been secretary of the Evanston Kiwanis club for 27 years and at one time was an instructor in building manage ment at the Northwestern uni versity school of commerce. Memorial services will be held at 4 p. m. Wednesday in the Walker chapel of the First Presbyterian Church of Evans ton, 1427 Chicago av. Ex-Hotel Manager, 91; Dies of Injury in Fall James Stephens, 91, died yesterday in Community Memorial General hospital, La Grange, of complications resulting from a fall in his room in a nursing home at 315 N.

La Grange La Grange Park, on Feb. 21. He was former manager of the Com monwealth hotel, 2757 Pine Grove av. I -III fJXi.tM LVwlJ' .11 CTl I I r.j pTiv miS. 1 1 529 frc I Recalls Dr.

Seagrave Trial patch I should count the words and write at the bottom, "this story consists of number words including this note. Please confirm receipt." "No censor in Burma," this correspondent advised me, "is smart enough to extract words displeasing to him and replace them with milder terms that would make sense. Your cable editor would know this." gratitude, Thant, now secretary general of the United Nations, but then a press agent for the Burmese government, refused to see me. A censor, called a "scruiti-nizer," was in the cable office to read the articles foreign correspondents covering the Seagrave trial were writing. It was suggested to me by a wire service correspondent that when I had finished each dis ices Tuesday, March 30, at 1:30 p.

at H. Marik Sons, 2534 S. Pulaski rood. Interment Bohemian National. In lieu of flowers, kindly make contributions to Bohemian Horn for the Aged.

LA 1-3972. Simkins Jessie Simkins, nee Holpem, of 800 Hinmon, Evanston, beloved wife of the late Morris; devoted mother of Lorraine Sandler; loving grandmother of Norman, Morris and Morideth Sandler; fond sister of Esther Liszt; Dorothy Lieberman and Fay Altman. Services Tuesday, 11 a. at North Suburban Beth El Synagogue, 1175 Sheridan road. Highland Park.

Interment Wednesday at Minneapolis, Minn. Friends are asked to pay their respects at time of service. Please omit flowers. Contributions may be made to Gastrointestinal Research Foundation, University of Chicago Hospitals. Information 679-4740.

Simonelli Rose Simonelli, nee Perrini, late of 548 N. Drake avenue, beloved wife of Nick; loving mother of Josephine McHugh, Anita Fisher, James, Fred, and Carmen; survived by six grandchildren; ond two great-grandchildren; fond sister of Carmen Perrini. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from Rogo Brothers. 5120 Fullerton ovenue, to Our Lady of the Angels church.

Mass It" o. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Visitation from Monday, 7 p. m.

AR 6-7800. Simonsen Maren S. Simonsen of S407 Rosedale avenue, formerly of Antioch, beloved wife of the late Simon fond mother of Anna Ankerberg, Helen Celing, Mrs. Jock Mabel Dunning, Edgar and Waiter P. Simonsen; grandmother of nine.

Funeral 1 p. Tuesday, ot Strang Funeral Home, Antioch, III. Interment Ridgewood cemetery. Information: 3954000. Smejkal Anton Smelkat, formerly of Berwyn, beloved husband of the late Anne Moe; dear fattier of Mildred Hodous, Anthony ond the late Gerald F.

and Beatrice Belsky; father-in-law of Robert Hodous and Edward Belsky; grandfather of eight; great-grandfather of five. Services Tuesday, March 30, at 10:30 a. at H. Morik Sons, 6507 W. Cermak road, Berwyn.

Interment private. GU 4-6310 or Bi 2-3255. Soderberg Walter F. Soderberg, beloved husband of Adeline, nee Freitag; devoted father of Walter E-; fond uncle of Doris Kase of Mountain Home, Ark. and Eileen Freitag.

Services Wednesday, 2 P. Plot Wm. C. Smith ond Sons, 2500 N. Cicero avenue.

Interment Elmwood Park. BE 7-8070. Stabb Albin Stabb, beloved husband of the late Anna; dear father of Albin Edword, Chester, Irene Fee, Leonard, ond Robert; grandfather of 21 grandchildren, end two great-grandchildren; brother of Bemice Andrisunas, Ireno Shukis, ond Peter. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Frisd-richs Funeral Home, 320 W.

Central road, at Northwest highway. Mount Prospect, to St. Joseph cemetery. 255-7800. Steffensen Svend G.

Steffensen, March 54, 1965, beloved husband or Marie, nee riecic; brother of Ebbo Baltz in Denmark. Services Tuesday, 11 a. CHonley Funeral Home, 2035 E. 79th street, 1 block east of Jeffery boulevard. Interment St.

Mory. Member of Division 241, CTA ond Cameron-Butler post. No. 130, A. Pleas omit flowers.

SO 8-1610. Stello Paulino Apolonya Stello, nee KvackaT, dear mother ot Andrew Harriet, Mildred (Art) Stanley, Bill Ann, Marie Edward Sylvia (Bob) Reske; 10 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, March 31, ot 9:30, from Zulinski Funeral Home, 1457 W. BladUiawk, to Sacred Heart church, Huron ond Oakley. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. 278-2585 for information. Studrawa John Studrawa, age 73, veteran World War late of 1817 S.

Wood street, dear husband of Rose, nee Skopec; loving father of Dennis (Irene) and Faith (Paul) Swlatek; dearest grandfather of Morcia, Denise, and Gregory. Funeral Tuesday, 9 o. from Bafia Son Funeral Home, 1810 W. 18th street, to St. Vitus church, for requiem high mass.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. Info. CA 6-2298. Sullivan Nellie E. Sullivan, nee McCarthy, born In County Cork, wife of the late Pete loving mother of Mary Redwick, Maurice, Nora Doyle, Peter Alice Sanford, and the late John grandmother of eight; dear sister of Kate Michols, Felix, Nora, and Margaret McCarthy.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 o. from Daniel W. Lynch Funeral Home, 9837 S. Kedzio ovenue to Most Holy Redeemer church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Mount Olivet in Joliet. GA 2-2000. Sweeney Catherine Cosslel Hegarty Sweeney, beloved wife of the late James Sweeney; dear sister of Brion in New York, N. Cornelius in Kilcar, County Doneaol, Ireland, the late Mary Mathews, Bridget and Hannah Hegarty; fond aunt of Mrs.

Margaret Stauffer. Visitation otter 3 P. m. Monday. Funeral Wednesday, 8:45 o.

from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Gabriel church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment St. Mary's cemetery. ST 3-7700. Szczesny Anthony Chesnvl Szczesny, dearly beloved husband of the late Catherine; loving father of Sister Mory Josephine C. Florence Eugene) Lynn, Adolph ILucy), and Joseph Marvl Chesny; dear brother of the late Alexandra Joseph Kuderko; fond grandfather of four; great-grandfather of three.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 e. from Lvznicki Funeral Home. 7435 W. 63d Street, Argo, to St. Blase church.

Interment Resurrection. 458-0330. Tapsfleld Gertrude S. Toosfleid, wife of in late Frederick F.i aunt of Florence Stollwood. Past Worthy Matron, Austin chapter.

No. 180, O. E. S. Eastern Star services Monday, 8 p.

at Postlewatt Chapel, 523 Lake street. Oak Park. Funeral Tuesday. 11 a. at Christ Episcopal church.

515 Franklin, River Forest, Interment Oakridge. Please emit flowers. CO 1-5588. Tetzner Josephine Tetzner, nee Zulfer, beloved wife of the late Herman; fond mother of Dolores Bouer, George Tetzner, ond the late Cecelia Hetz. Funeral Tuesday.

9:30 a. from Kenny Brothers, 5438 S. Hoisted, to St. John the Baptist church. Interment St.

Mary's. BO 8-0662. Toman John Toman, husband of the late Rose; fond father or Adeline ir-reai Kicrtara. Dorothy William) Vonesh, Violet (John! Kohut. and the late John Rosalie, ond Arthur; grandfather of eight; great- grandfather of four; brother of Anna Linduska.

Emma Frankl Schwlchow. ond Joseph Ella Toman. Resting at Urbanek Funeral Home, 3814 w. 26tn street. Services Wednesday, March 31, 1965, at 11 a.

m. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. Info. LA 1-3767. Trapp Ida F.

Trapp, beloved sister of Hulda truss; also survived by mony nieces and nephews. Funeral Tuesday, March 30, 1 p. at Henry W. Mueller Funeral Home, 5300-12 W. Belmont avenue.

In terment Bethanla. AV 6-4740. Tremko Michael J. Tremko, former Municipal Court iudge, beloved husband of Anna, nee Boback; loving father of Edword Norbert J-, and Michael S. Tremko; father-in-law of Grace and Elaine Tremko; devoted grandfather of six.

Fu neral Wednesday, March 31, or JO a. from Colonial Funeral Home, 6250 Milwaukee a a to St. Torcissus church. Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum. SP 4-0366.

Traesdell Helen Paddock Truesdell of Evanston, March 28. 1965, wife of the late Stephen R. Truesdell; mother of William P. Truesdell of Evanston and the late Mrs. Margaret Bachman; two grandchildren.

Friends may coll at Hebblethwaite Chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, where service will be held il a. m. Tuesday. Burial privote. Please omit flowers.

Memorials any be mode to the Cancer I-una. Reporter Tribune Man Was Only American in Rangoon BY PERCY WOOD Former Tribune Correspondent la Astel Dr. Gordon Seagrave, the famed Burma surgeon, was a prisoner of the Burmese government in Rangoon when I interviewed him late in 1950. An Anglo-Burman police ser geant took notes as we talked. At the time, Seagrave was about to be tried on a charge of treason against Burma a country he and his American family had served thru four generations as medical missionaries.

The exact charges were that Seagrave, in his hospital in Namkham, six miles from the Chinese border, had given aid and comfort to a brigand, then fighting the central Burmese government. Seagrave conducted a nurses school and ran a hospital at Namkham. He was completely isolated from other westerners. He told me he had no choice Alfred J. Welnshelmer, husband of Coress Siblev Weinsheimer; rather or Alfred J.

William Cyrus, Dorris Weinsheimer Kennedy, Mrs. John B. Kruft ond Jo sephine Weinsheimer; grandfather ot Mrs. Fredric W. Henninger.

Mrs. William T. Bacon III. Margaret Stacey and Bradley Weinsheimer; great-grandfather of Nina Diane Henninger. Funeral from John Carroll Sons Home for Funerals, Erie ot Wabash avenue, Wednesday, March 31, at 10:30 a.

to St. Clements cnurcn, Interment All Saints. New Orleans papers please copy. Visitation otter 4 p. m.

Monday. In lieu of flowers remembrances of Notre Dame University Building Fund Foundation. Weinstein Mnnnev Weinstein. of 3180 N. Lake Shore Drive, beloved husband of Hattie, nee Timberg; dear tatner ot jean jocods, Bernard, and Joseph; loving grandfather of eiaht arandchildren; and four great grandchildren; fond brother of Morris nf I Anaeles.

Cal. Services Monday, 12 noon, Piser Memorial Chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Westlawn. Please omit flowers. Friends ore osked to pay their respects at the time of the service.

LO 1-4740. Wendorf vunitpr Wendorf. fond brother of Dora Richards and Emma Bresh; dear uncle of George and Lorraine Richards, Dorothy Karinski, and Char- maine Fonno. services or menis-woiana Funeral Home, 3026 Belmont avenue. Wednesday, 1 p.

Interment Eden. JU 8-4200. Wermich Albert D. Wermich, late of Geneva, March 27, 1965, husband of Marion; father of Brian, Mrs. Marshall B.

Marilyn Hanks and Cynthia; brother of Mer-ritt. Resting ot Yurs-Graves Funeral Home, Geneva, III. Services 1:30 p. m. Tuesday from funeral home.

Interment River Hills Memorial Park, Batavia. In lieu of flowers, make contributions to the Heart fund. Weymer James Weymer, beloved nusbana or Sophie, nee Kulavcki; brother of Effie Malickl, Marie Krieger, Jean Fred Clemens; dear uncle of Eileen Norman Schroeder, John Faye Fitzgerald. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from Altman Panfil Funeral Home, 2649-51 W.

Hlrsch street. Interment local cemetery. HU 6-4273. Wiszowaty Komila Wiszowaty, beloved wife of the late Konstanty; loving mother of Harriet (John Grzywinski; deor sister of Amelia Wiszowaty and Wincenta Szczepankow-ski; fond sister-in-law of Sophie Wiszowaty. Funeral Tuesday, 10:15 a.

from Stanley Funeral Home, 3060-64 Milwaukee avenue, to St. Stanislaus Kostka church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Di 2-3330.

Wnenk Ellen J. Wnenk, March 28, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of Joseph fond mother of Joseph R. Marie and Mary E. James Scanlon; grandmother of five. At the Anderson and McQueen Funeral Directors, 2201 9th street North, St.

Petersburg, FIc Tuesday. Information, Li 4-4785. Wolf Clolre Lorraine Wolf, oge 52, of Home-wood, beloved wife of Fred dear mother of Lynne Basler of Homewood; grandmother of two. Resting at the West End Funeral Home, 1340 Oto boulevard. Chicago Heights, after 4 p.

m. Monday. Requiem moss Tuesday, 10 a. St. Joseph church, Homewood.

Interment Assumption. 755-9014. Wolfe Jonathan Wolfe, 7700 Cregier ovenue. March 27, 1965, beloved husband of Josephine Hankins Wolfe; fond father of Frances Helen Peel and Jonathan Wolfe grandfather of six; one great-grandchild; brother of Gen. Henry Wolfe United States army, and Karl Wolfe.

At Lain Son Chapel, 2024 E. 75th street, at Jeffery boulevard, where services will be held Tuesday, March 30, at 1 p. m. Interment Cedor Park. Fifty-year member of University lodge.

No. 1077, A. F. A. 50-veor member of Sigma Chi fraternity.

Retired civil engineer of the C. T. Member of Castle post. No. 51, A.

L. Past president Roosevelt Philatelic society. Lewisburg, and Uniontown, newspapers please copy. Memorials may be given to Chicago Heart fund. Wolfe John J.

Wolfe, beloved husband of Anne, nee Griffin; fond father of John J. Jr. ond Mory Ann Sullivan; devoted grandfather of five; dear brother of Anna the Rt. Rev. Msgr.

Richard ond the late Katnerlne. Funeral Tuesday, 10 o. from Kenny Brothers, 5438 Hoisted street, to Visitation church. Interment. Holy Sepulchre.

4th Degree member of President John F. Kennedy council, K. Of BO 8-0662. Wollin Helen (Nelll Wollin. beloved wife of Al bert deor mother of Florence Sellery of Los Angles, Mildred Bergin, Albert, and Doris Wollin of Chicago; sister of Moe Loos and Myrtle Kenney; grand mother of Kenneth and James Wollin, ond Jane Shahin; also leaves four great grandchildren.

Resting at Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue. until 10 P. m. Tuesday, March 30.

Serv ices Wednesday, a. at the Church of the Advent, Logon boulevard ond North Francisco avenue. Entombment Eost Lown cemetery. Kindly omit Tlowers. 30I-6S74.

ZeH Mary B. Zell, loving mother of Irene Book, Hamsburg, Myrtle Umberger, Mverstown, Charles Zell, Crystal Lake. and Edword Zell. Hillsirio. dear grandmother of seven, ond two great-grandchildren.

Visitation ond services from Neill Funeral Home, Harris- ourg, ro. in lieu of tlowers memorials to Concordia Lutheran Church Building fund in Hillside will be appreciated. inrarmanon. 4-uiuu, Zobel Paul W. Zobel, March 28, age 57, oeioveo nusoona or Minnie, nee Kombatt; dear father of Sgt.

Richard P. Zobel, U. S. A. end David Zobel; brother of John end Otto Zobel.

Resting at the Tews Funeral Home, 79th street and rnniips avenue, orrer 5 P. m. Monday. Services 1 p. Wednesday.

Interment r-oirmooni cemetery, so 8-6959. Zwolski Stanley Zwolski, graduate of Vienna University as Doctor of Law, former consul ot pre-war Poland and vice president of Mutual Aid Assn. of new Immigration; loving father of Maria; dear brother-in-law of Halina Paluszek. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from Malec Funeral Home.

834-38 N. Ashland avenue, to St. Helen's church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery.

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