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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1969 18 Section 1A Fountain J. WEINSTOCK, DEATH NOTICES 'LET MILITANTS JIMMY M'HUGH OBITUARIES J. Kotowicz Stanley J. Kotowict. beloved husband of Rosemarie, nee Pasclek; dearest father of Tammy Lynn; dear brother of Michael and Emll; fond son-in-law of waller and Marie.

Funeral Monday. 10:30 a. from Malec and Sons Funeral Home. 83t-38 N. Ashland avenue, to Hoiv Innocents church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. HA 1-5800. Kowalewski Eric B. Kowalewski.

W. W. II vet. dear Michael F. Wadley Mass for Michael F.

Wadley, 60, of 3315 Cullom who died Wednesday at home, will be said, at 10 ai m. Monday -in Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic church, 3834 N. Spauld-ing av. Mr. Wadley was a partner in the Loop Office Machines company, machine servicers, at 1744 Van Buren st Surviving are his widow, Evelyn two daughters, Mrs.

Patricia Sidor and Mrs. Marcia Howard; two sons, Michael and Gary; two brothers; three Glenn E. Fountain, an 55, of Lombard, beloved husband of Mary and the late Catherine; dear father of Mrs, Cafnerine Steele. Mrs. Judith Christ.

Daniel. Patricia. Mary, Susan, and Mrs. Ger aldlne Tatosvn, and Jacqueline; grandfather of 10; dear brother of Donald Stample; son-in-law of Mrs. Catherine Frazlcr.

Resting at Brust Funeral Home, 135 S. Main street, Lombard, from 4 p. m. Saturday, until 9:30 a. m.

Monday. Mass 10 a. m. at St. -Plus church.

Interment Queen of Heaven. 629-0094. Gabay Anna Gabay, late of 4214 W. 147th street, beloved wife of the late Joseph; fond mother of Joseph, Raymond, and the late Lorraine Krlcik; grandmother of 14; great-grandmother of seven; sister of Steve Karefa and Emma Rothen berger. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.

from the Hlckev Chapel, 4201 W. 147th street. Midlothian, to St. Christopher church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment St. Benedict. FU 5-4478. Galenzoski Frederick Gatenmsid beloved husband 1 of Susan, nee Massier; dear brother of Ludwig, Richard.

Emll, and Carl Galen zoskl. Catherine Woydk, the late John. Herbert, and Herman Galenzoski, and Ludwlke Frantbacft. Ir iltu of flowers, make contributions to the Heart fund. Services Sunday, May 25, 4 0.

m. Visl-tation at Smith Funeral Home, 245 son street. Oak Park, after 6 p. m. Saturday.

Gibbs Neil D. Glbbs, beloved husband of Florence Martin Glbbs; fond father of Nell loving son of Cora and the late Walter J. Globs. Visitation after 2 p. m.

Saturday at Hursen Chapel, 5911 w. Madison street. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel to st. Mel church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Calvary. Glim Joseoh Glim beloved husband of MehMIe. nee Johnson; fond father of Melodic, Sherrle, Doran, end Carle; loving son of Joseph and Jeanerte, net Hill; dear brother of Diane Bosserr, Kathleen Lambert, Robert, Bernard, Kenneth, and Gerard Glim.

Funeral Monday, 10:15 a. from the new Kenny Brothers, 3600 West 95th street, to St. Anne's church, 168th and Dixie highway. Mass 11 a. m.

Interment St. Mary's. 239-3600. Gold Morris David Gold of New York City, beloved father of Dr. Jar J.

IRhee). Dorothea Noah, Harrlette AL, and Howard (Jackie Aaronson; nine grand, children; four greatgrandchildren. Funeral services In New York, Hajee Mae A. Scott Halee. May 51.

I960, at William and Mary Nursing hotel, St. Petersburg, Fla. Private services Clermont, Fla. Information, RO 44846. Hendricks Marie E.

Hendricks, nee Wheeler, beloved wife of the late Louis dear mother of Patrick (Irene, James Julia, Kenneth Virginia, and Colleen Ted Gorski; 15 grandchildren: fond sister of Thomas, Lawrence, Helen Kewer, and Cecelia Baftord. Funeral Saturday, 71:15 a. from Jaeger Funeral Home, 3526 N. Cicero avenue, to St. Benedict cnurch.

Mass 12 noon. Interment Mary-hill. 545-1320. Hill See Joseoh L. Glim Jr.

notice. Holt See Betsy Mellne notice. Igyarto Pmmji P. lowjirta. Maw 99.

1040. twlMMrf wife of Julius; dear mother of Margaret ingrsuis, Kooen, Aiamn, ana juiius; three grandchildren. Services Monday, 1 o. from Chav VJ AndftKan Funi Home, 4325 W. Armirage avenue, inter- menr r-oresr tiome.

piease omit tiowers. BE 5-2581. Jacobs Elizabeth LI HI Jacobs, nee Becker, suddenly, beloved wife of Philip; loving mother of Phi Ho rjun1 ana Mxrv mi (Sail Alala; grandmother ot nine; sister MwwrtF oraav, jvtarv, ir. Leonora, D. and Julia Olsen.

Funeral Monday, 10 a. fram Caalla Pnnaral Umi 5935 W. Belmont avenue, to St. Ferdinand church. Entombment Queen of nMvcn.

ricase omir turners, visitation after 6 p. m. Saturday. BE 7-4404. Jendrzejczyk Albert Jencen Jeflrimfrnrfr.

Mills, wis. husband of Helen, nee Bedner; father of Mary Lou and Sandra Ann: brother of Mary Jencen of Mil-waukee. Frances Jencen of Blue island. Mrs. Dunne Baxter of Eau Ctore.

Walter and Andrew of yuihow, rnn vi weveiano, steniev. Of AAitwaukM. Rfinn UflM Bmu tut. Ted of Neshotan, and Leo of Dpusman, Wis. Funeral service, Monday, St.

Francis Xavier Catholic iwrMi. Law wi, wis. visiwion erter 3 p. Sunday, at the Bouslough Funeral Home, Lake Mills, Wis. Jensen Carl J.

Jensen. May 23, 1969, father of Cart grandfather of Gary and Barbara Burns; three great-grandchitdren. Services Monday. 10 a. from Chas.

W. Anderson Funeral Home, 4325 w. Armltaoe avenue. Interment Mount Olive Member ot Manhem iode. No.

2, I. 0. VlklntMrn. Ma. and Meiorltv lodge.

No. 119, Brother- uwu ur naiireaa 1 reinmen. visitation Sunday from 3 to 9 p. m. BE 5-2581.

Joachim Charles F. Joachim, husband of the late Gertrude, nee Detstier, May 23, beloved father of Charles J. and the oir r-igrcrrcc, wanowner 01 wane and Maxine. AT Bimn nri nn Pni Home. 1356 Wellington avenue, after 0 p.

m. Saturday. Funeral Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Services In St. Cicmenrs church at 10:30.

Interment Johnson See Joseph L. Glim Jr. notice. Junll Chester H. Juull, May 22, 1969, dear son of the late ChrhtoDher nd Anal Jun.

fond brother of Alice G. Carlson and hjic Mimw rwmer, ana Kanoi Juull; brother-in-law of Lillian R. and Lydia Juull. Services Monday, 2 p. at John M.

Pedersen and Sons Chapel, 4338 Fullerton avenue. Entombment Mount Olive. In lieu of flowers, memorials to The Humboldt Park United Methodist church appreciated. 235-1610. Kates Anthony J.

Kates Katauskas, beloved husband of Helen, nee Ketter; fond tdthee of Glee and Wayne, O. 5. M. brother of Hattie Charles) Klenlgger, Sophie Kundrat, Irene Katauskas, Al-phonse Rose Katauskas, John Katauskas. and Bruno rstilhil Knv Pumi Monday.

8:30 a. from Blellunas Fu neral name, a. Mtiirgmia avenue. To Immaculate Conception church. Interment St.

caslmlr cemetery, visitation Saturday after 1 p. m. LA 30572. Katsoulis Nick Katsoulis, beloved husband of Stella, nee Koules; loving father of Gus Lena Katsoulis. Georgia (Angelol Cos-tulas, John Katherine, and Charles Jean Katsoulis; dear brother of Lam-bros and George Kafsoutls; fond brother-in-law of Christ Koula, Andrew, and George Koules; devoted grandfather of 10; great-grandfather of one.

Funeral Monday, 11:45 a. from Chapel of Adrftdmls Funeral Directors. 4700 N. Western avenue. Services 12:30 p.

m. at Annunciation cathedral, 1017 N. La Salle ah cci. micnncnr cunwwa tcmcicry. Kcilbach Maria Keilbach, nee Miller, beloved wife of Anton; dear mother of Magdalene George Prlnzlng and Clare Keilbach.

Services Monday, 1 p. at Uddv Chapel, 4920-34 Irving Park road. Interment Acacia Park. Visitation Sunday after 2 p. m.

Please omit flowers. KJ oz. Kennedy James J. Kennedy. May 27.

1969, dear orotner or Rum poncner and Hani Kennedy: fond uncle af Ann RIeturdI Dovle: areatunl of Michael and Suun Devi. Member of St. Gregory Hotv Name society. Funeral from Lain and Son Chap- ei, wqi n. Asmara avenue, wicnaay.

May 26, at 10:30 a. to St. Gregory church. Mass II 4. m.

Interment Queen or neeven. KIcszczweski See Jennie Klyzak notice. Klyzak Jennie Klvxak, nee Boeuckl, beloved wtfe of the lafe Anton; dearest mother of Gloria Macker and Dolores Mackev; fond mother-In-law Of John and Thanus: lawlaa grandmother of four; sister ot the late ibmiius oosuou ano famine feiomsxi; dear friend of Anna Stephens. Funeral Monday, 9 a. mrt from Wm.

Smith and Sons, inc, 2500 N. Cicero avenue, to St. r-cioirwnu cnvroi. imermenr ii. Adalbert's.

Visitation after 3 p. m. Saiur-day. 2374070. Kordt Herbert Henrv Kordt of 5 ElmuMwi avenue, Evanston, May 23, 1969, husband of Ethel Kordt; father of Herbert L.

and Wilbur H. Kordt, Mrs. Robert Steman. and Mrs. Robert DhiHmi- nine urafdchlldrtn- and six 4jreat-grand- crmaren; oroincr or wis.

esse Lrsen. Friends may call af HebMethwalte Chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, Sunday afternoon and evening, where services win oe ncio 11 a. m. nnanoey. Korte Anna Korte, loving mother of Marion Lanoe.

Harriet Plntaoira. John W. James and Robert grandmother of 10; great-grandmother of three. Vis- itanon MTuroey arter p. m.

runerat Monday. 11 a. at Leo M. Brleske and Son Chapel. 2859 Southport.

in- Termem coon cemeiery. to-ohi. KorzeHk Marilyn J. Korzetlk. nee Mueller, deer wife of Roman; beloved mother ef Joseph and Gary; fond daughter of Joseph G.

and the fate, Mae H. Mueller; loving sister of Joan Paul Larson; daughter-in-law ef Sophie Konelik; one niece and six neohews. Finuml MmutM. ID from Terrace Funeral Home, 7812 Mil- www avenm, Niies, to sr. corneiius church.

Mass IT a. m. Liturgical services Sunday at 8 p. m. Interment St.

barfs. Please omit flowers; der to I PRIZE WINNING AUTHOR, DIES New York, May 23 Wi Dr. Jack Weinstock, 62, medical director of the United States Life Insurance company and co-author of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," died today in his Manhattan home after a long illness. A native New Yorker, Weinstock collaborated with a patient Willie Gilbert, to write "How to Succeed," which, in 1961, won the Pulitzer prize, the Drama Critics award, and seven Tony award prizes. Weinstock was a graduate of Columbia college and New York university medical college.

He specialized in urology and taught at Flower Fifth Avenue hospital in New York. Weinstock and Gilbert also wrote "Hot Spot" and "Catch Me if You Can." I MEMORIAL CHALICES DBJVUT FO DtSFUT WATKA MEMORIAL CEMTEt 2848 W. Carmak Chicago 312-247-242I Funeral Directors EUeOd 3-2818 MltttMl J. Dlr 245 MUllOO St. Sulla olr Otk Ptrk.

ItllMte Associatas of P. M. Smith 1 Son C. H. JORDAN CO.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS IIS YEARS 221 East Erie Superior 7-7709 JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS' 25 E. Erie WHitetMll 46060 Cemeteries 4 GRAVE LOT Garden of Gethsemene, Clarendon Hills cemetery. Unoccupied. Best otter, call C. Vandv.

255-4200 or 255-7155 fltr 8 a. m. OAKLAND MEMORY LANES INC DoU ion, in. graves siza. or suo tor an, write Mrs.

Win, Law Rte. 3, Newaygo. Mich. 49337. RIOGEWOOO Elks Sec No.

12 2-6 grave lots. No. 55-56. $700 each. 9684144 after Thursday.

UNIT OF 4 GRAVES at discount. S400, sood toe Evergreen Cam. 87th-Kedzie. EU 3-3279; FR 3-2SS2. S400.

fljfWln. RA 6 GRAVE LOT Beverly cemetery. Beaut. IOC SOW. B-OQ4.

ARLINGTON CEMETERY WPP. Itf WW. 4 GRAVE LOTS Chapel Hill So. Sacrifice awn, mmw arter j. 6 wave lots.

$200 ee. Elmtawn cemetery. fcimnursr. m. aia-iaou 4 lots Memory Gardens, Arlington Hts.

saw or pew. mtaw 3 lots In Beverly Cemetery. Garden of Gd. SHOP'S. S400.

758-2094 2 GRAVES In Beautiful Sec Cedar Park. S3w. Dedication Announcements Katzat a memorial stone wilt be unveiled and dedicated In honored remembrance of Sarah Katzen. Free Sons cemetery. 1600 S.

Des Plaines. Forest Park, gate 43. Sunday, May 25. at 2 p. m.

Melamed A monument will be dedicated 1o 1he loving and cherished memory of our mother, Minnie Melamed. Sunday. May 25. 11 a. m.

Ansne Emet sect. Memorial Park cemetery. Evanston. fn Mentoriam Arnold Eldon H. Arnold In memory of my dear husband, who oassed away nine vears go today.

Louise Arnold. 1627VS Lyman Piece, Los Angeles. CaL O'Brien "And he took a little child and set him In their midst. And he took him into his arms" Our precious son James, age 2Vi. one year-ago today.

MOTHER and DAD, BROTHERS and SISTER. DEATH NOTICES Anagnastoponlos See John D. Armes, M. D. notice.

Annes John D. Annas, M. dear brother of Eustathla Sousounls and the late Geo rye Anegnastopoulos? brother-in-law of Christ Sousounls; fond uncle at William Sousounls. James Annes. Georgia Desres, Alexandra Zingshelm, and manv more nieces and nephews here and in Greece.

Funeral Monday. 12:15 p. from Laughiln Sons Chapel, 2100 w. 95th, at Hoyne, lo St. Constantine church, 74th and Stony island avenue.

Mass 1 p. m. Interment Athens, Greece. Member of Northwest chapter 386 Order ot Anepa. In lieu of flowers, donations are requested for Koreas school, care of St.

Constantino cnurch. PR 5-1100. Ansted AAjrv CI. flcwl AiKtMt. nM Cttreann.

beloved wife ot George loving mother or juoim, Micnaei, ano Kooen; tona sister of Rita Kelly, John, Raymond, and James Corcoran. Funeral Monday. O-30 a. from Kennv Brothers. 5d3B S.

Halsted street, to St. John the Bap. tlst church, for mass at 10 a. m. Inter- menr mown uum.

eu b-vom. Austin JMMti H. Austin, am 61 of 1429 S. Christiana, suddenly. May 19, 1969, husband of Etta May; father of Mrs.

Jo-Am Cunningham and Anita Lynn; grandfather of Lance Cunningham, visitation and wake rrioav, to p. n. services Saturday. May 24. Carey Tercentenary A.

M. E. church, 1448 H. Homan avenue. Interment Lincoln cemetery, 12th street south and 44 west.

Barana Theodore Day Barana, beloved son of the in i Anton una AAftrto: flur hralher of wilma (Wllbum Bouet ot Benton Harbor, and the late Louis Barana; brother-in-law of Leona Barana. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a. at the Brown Funeral Home, 2939 E. 9Sth street. Rev.

stauss officiating. Interment Beverly cemetery, visitation atier 2 p. m. aunoay. au voim Bardie Rosa Barrlle, beloved wife of Berardino Ben Barrilei mother of Joseph tcon-nltj, Mary Louie Monaco, Grace iKUSSj ung, ami menwrn jjs iwtor- MMHtaMtMr tnim.

Piini Mondtv. 8:45 nt from John Rago am Pummi Ham. 791 N. Western. avenue, at Superior, to Holy Rosary, churcn.

Mass a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. Visitation Saturday after 4 p. m.

Kindly omit flowers. Information, 276-6056, Barrow Norma A. Barrow, May 23, 1969. be loved wife of the late Bert Clinton Barrow; dear mother -of Delmar (Beverly) Barrow and June E. James Puff grandmother of live; dear daughter of Ellen and the late Fred Speil-meyer; fond sister of Eleanor Spell-meyer and Allle Nickel.

At Lain and Son Chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services wilt be held Monday, May 26, at 2 p. m. interment private.

Bejcek Frances TFannle Belcek. nee Franclk. wife of the lafe Henry Belcek; beloved mother of Emma George Hageman, Mao (the late Can Mortensen, and Sophie Harold F.1 Branke; grandmother of five; great-grandmother of two. Funeral services Monday, May 36, 1969. 10 a.

flu at Berwyn Funeral Home. 2921 S. Harlem avenue, Berwyn. Interment Bohemian National. GO TO VIET: Gl BEFORE DEATH Shortly before he died in an enemy mortar attack Tuesday in Viet Nam, Army Sp.

4 Daniel S. Behar wrote home of how he was disturbed by newspaper reports of campus takeovers by militant students. So. Behar, 23. was a senior at Roosevelt university major ing in business and finance when he was drafted a year ago.

"After reading and hearing about all those demonstrations," be said in one of his last letters home to bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nissin B. Behar, 7235 N. Hamilton "I have come to the conclusion they are all crazy.

Let Them Come Here 'Let them come out here and they will find out how easy they have it" A 1963 graduate of Senn High school, Sp. Behar was planning to complete his col- Daniel S. Behar lege studies when be got out of the army next year. Army Sp. 4 David E.

Mov-chan. 21. son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Movchan.

335 Midway Valparaiso, was killed last Sunday near Chu Lai, Viet Nam. He had been in Viet Nam for eight months with 26th engineering battalion. He was a 1963 graduate from Gary Emerson High school. Army Sgt Roger W. Pedue, 26, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John F. Pedue, route 6, La Porte, was killed May 16 in Viet Nam. A career army man who re- enlisted for his second hitch last June. Sgt Pedue joined the army after attending West-ville High school in La Porte.

List Other Casualties The defense department yesterday also listed these Chicago area men as killed in action in Viet Nam: Lt j.g. Douglas D. Vaughn, son of Mr. Leslie W. Vaughn, 5158 George st Pfc.

Bernard Hamlet son of Bernard Hamlet 1541 Bigger st, Gary. FEAR 500 DEAD IN RACE RIOTS IN MALAYSIA KUALA LUMPUR. Malaysia, May 23 Ui More than 500 persons are believed to have been killed in Malaysia's week-long racial rioting, informed sources said today, and 90 per cent of them were Chinese. The emergency government said 166 persons were killed and did not make a racial breakdown. But at a special bureau set up today 400 per sons were reported missing since tne outDreaK ot violence May 13.

The Red Cross listed another 39 persons missing. Other sources disclosed that property damage was in the millions of dollars, and most of it was to Chinese houses or businesses. It was believed that the government feared it would create panic among the jittery population if it revealed the actual death count Racial breakdowns of the dead have never been issued, and the government during most of the violence blamed the Chinese community. CHARGE DRIVER WITH BEATING TWO POLICEMEN A 32-year-old Chicago tow-truck driver is scheduled to appear in Holiday court today on charges of speeding, aggravated battery, and resisting arrest Arthur L. Wilson, 4802 St Lawrence was arrested yesterday morning after he led several police cars on a mile-and-a-half chase, and attacked two policemen with a nightstick.

Wilson was stopped for speeding between 52d and 55th streets on Ellsworth drive. Police said he became beligerent, gunned his engine, and sped away. Wilson, who was driving his own car was forced to stop at the corner of 49th street and St Lawrence avenue: He grappled with seized, a nightstick and beat two policemen before he was subdued. 2 Children Die, Many III in Israeli Heat Wave TEL AVIV, Israel, May 23 Reuters Two children of sunstroke and scores of persons were hospitalized, it was reported today as a two-day heat wave continued to bit Israel. Noon temperatures reached 99 degrees here and 108 degrees at Eflat, on the Gulf of Aqaba in soutnern Bennett Eva J.

Bennett, nee. Starke, beloved wife 1 ot waiter G. Bennett; dear mother ot Richard S. Bennett; grandmother of Tony and Leslie Bennett; sister ot Ada Gale 1 and the late Elsie -Boelhos. Services Monday, May 26, 2 a.

m. Interment 1 Elm Lawn. Visitation' and service at SnHth Funeral Home. 245 Mefison strict, 1 Oak Park, alter 4'P7 m. Saturday.

Bergeron Dorothy Bergeron, beloved wife of the I late Joseph; loving mother of Joanne 1 Buck, Joseph, Richard, and the fate' William; grandmother of five; great-grand mother of two; sister of Kitty Kfafm. 1 Gwendolyn Cerlvon. the late Thomas Perrow and Christine Powell. Services 1 Monday, 11 a. mM at John V.

May Funeral Home, 455361 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Oakwood cemetery. West Chicago, visitation after 6 p. m. Saturday.

In Ifeu of flowers, contributions to the American Cancer society appreciated. Berlin Irving S. Berlin, at Miami Beach, beloved husband of Cora, nee Stein; dear father of Alice Ruth Meyerj Meiselman, Marshall N. iLois, and Shirley Albert Hirsch; devoted grandfather ot eight; fireat-qrandfather ot one; fond brother ot the late Louis and Oscar Berlin. Services Monday, 2:30 P.

at North Shore Con-oreflation Israel, 1 1 85 Sheridan road, Glencoe. Interment Rosehlll. Friends may oav their respects at Piser North Suburban Memorial Chapel, 9200 Skokle boulevard, Skokle, Sunday after 7 p. m. Information, 679-4740.

Bianchi Ralph A. loving son of Anthony and Ann; fond brother of Robert, Roy, Marie Piazewskl, Dolores Footer, Elaine Hicks. Richard, Georoene Burud, and Virginia Bochanan. Resting at Terrace Funeral Home. 7812 Milwaukee avenue.

Nlles. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. m- to Sr. Juliana church. Mfermenf MaryhiM cemetery.

Visitation Saturday. 3 p. m. YO 6-7302. Please omit flowers.

Bickert Jennie Bickert, beloved wife of the late Frank dear mother of Mildred (Robert Galloway, Helen John AtmII. and Charles F. Harriet Bickert; fond grandmother of nine and great-grandmother of three; sister at Jerry Haiiiel TfltTMn. RMtlna Bowtrlv Rlda ChJtoel. 10415 S.

Kedzie, where services will be held Monday 1 P. m. Interment Cedar Parte. Visitation after 5 p. m.

Saturday. PR 9-441! Biksacky Edward J. Biksacky, beloved husband of Mary, nee Sopata; fond father of Richard I Barbara 1. RosenMry (Kenneth) O'Keete. John Diane, ana Joan Bernard) Rows; grandfather of John; hratner of William (Marie).

Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from Wolnlak Funeral Home, 5700 s. Pulaski road, to St. Turiblus church. Interment St.

Mary cemetery. PO 7-4500. Binder Walter Binder, age 57. formerly of of Lyons, beloved husband of Oor-othv nee Heslop; loving father of Walter Jr. Ruth and Mrs.

Arter Ann (James) Coniglio; learesr son of Marie and the late George; fond brother of Mabel Harry Lang; loving grandfather of seven. Former chief of Lyons fire department. Resting at Tower Home tor Funerals, 4007 Jotlet avenue, Lyons, III. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. to St.

Hugh church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Visitation after 7 p.

m. Saturday. 447-7900. Birnbanm AdQiPh F. Blmbaum of Riverside.

beloved husband of Lillian, nee Vodrar-ka; devoted father of JeAnnlne M. I Howard I Konsoer and Russell J. Barbara J.I Birnbaum; grandfather of Diane, Keith, Randall. Craig Konsoer. and Kevin and Scott Birnbaum; brother ot Joseph and Otto Birnbaum, Emma Younke, and Alice Bennett.

Funeral Monday, Mav 26, 9:15 a. from Svec and Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W. Cermak road, to St. Mary church. Riverside, ill.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen ot Heaven. CU 4-2050 or BI 2-2027. Visitation Sttorew after 5 p.

m. Blackburn Maureen Schuelke Blackburn, beloved wife of Bill W. Blackburn; loving mother of Kathleen, Dawn, Hope, and Billy Buck-bum; devoted daughter of Lillian Houlihan Schuelke and the late James Schuelke; fond sister of Mary Nleoocki, Anita Fischer, James, John, and Robert Schuelke, and Judith Howard. Visitation after 7 p. m- Saturday.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from the Sheeny Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashland avenue to St. Bronislava church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. ST 3-7700. Brown Herbert A. Brown of Skokle.

beloved husband of Rita Black Brown; stepfather of Thomas Black and Barbara Hardy; grandfather of five. Visitation Saturday, 6 to 10 p. nu, at Haben Funeral Home. 8057 Nlles Center road, Skokle. Service and interment in Tallahassee, Fla.

OR 34111. Cada Irene R. Cade, nee Chosot, of North Riverside. IIU beloved wife of Frank loving mother of Ethel Richard Anderson; fond sister of Frantujt Stephen, and Edward Chobot; grandmother' of Eileen. Beth, and Penny Anderson.

Services Monday, 10:30 a. mM at Unhart Funeral Home. 6820 W. Cermak road, interment Wood lawn. Past president of North Riverside Women's dub; treasurer of Comrnunlry Chest, and treasurer of Norm Riverside library.

In lieu of flowers, contribute to your favorite charity. 749-2255. Cfaan Ylm Chan, formerly of Chinatown. Fu. neral Saturday, May 24, 11 a.

at John E. Maionev Company Funeral Home, 1359 W. Devon avenue. Interment private. RO 4-1617.

Cichon Nlcklaus Cichon, beloved husband of Mary, nee Chmlel; loving father of Joseph, Edward Elizabeth (Elmer Schneider, Mary Wanda Hawkins, Jean Andrew Wagner, Louis Betty Jane Cichon, Rose Ann Cichon, Irene William Soit, Helen Frank Dzladus, Lorraine I James McLaughlin; fond grandfather ot 22; greatgrandfather of one; dear brother of George Cichon and Sebastian In Poland. Funeral tram Tonic Funeral Home. 4325 Lawrence avenue, at Lowell, Monday, 10:30 a. to St. Edward church.

Interment Anaryhill. Visitation after 1 p. m. Saturday. Liturgical service Sunday, Bp.

m. MU 5-4400. Cichy See John Douglas Rollo notice. Connelly Marie E. Connelly, nee Toney, suddenly, of Hollywood, formerly of Chicago, wife of Raymond mother of Raymond William and the late Robert grandmother of 10.

Contributions may be made to the Heart Fund. Consoer William A. Consoer of Princeton. Wis-formerly of Prospect Heights, beloved husband Theresa, nee fthetnberger; fond father of Semite I waiter Land, wehr and the late Wlllam A. jma Dorothy; nine grandchildren; 16 greatgrandchildren; brother of George, Lillian Sarendr, Ida Forbrfcft, Anna KoerJfz, and mac ncengn.

venation aner p. m. Sunday at Lauterburo Oehier Funeral Home. 9000 E. MorlhwMt hlnhwMw.

Arlington Heights, where services will be ncio rwionoar, 11 a. m. inicrmcni Nana-hill Park cemetery. 253-5423. Corcoran See Mary C.

Anted notice. Dittmaiu Bertha Theresa Qlttnun. Wnhrln. beloved wife of Otto loving mother of Dorothy Jacob Young; dear grandmother of Steven. Services Monday.

May 26, 1 p. at the Schieika Funeral now, inn w. Aoaison street, inier-ment Gten Oak. Visitation after 7 p. m.

Saturday. NA 5-3444. Dooley Jeanerte Doolev, nee Kane, wife of the tote eorge; moiner ot itennern; grandmother af thrMi Icfr et William Knm. Puneral Mandav. x.

m. 4mm John Rago Sons Chapel, 5744 W. North avenue, to St. Angela church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment Queen of Heaven ceme- iery. visiration saruroay after 1 p. m. Information, 8894223.

Oncay Ellrabeth Ducav, roving wife of Michael; ibiiu ingincr ot kqdcti. cuwara iwianci. and William Audrey; grandmother of Ann, Martin, and Sharon; sister of John Bachar and Ann wick. Resting at ucome acnuociT i-unerai name, ooio w. Cermak road, until 11 a.

m. MontUiv. May 26. 1969. Lvlng In state af SS.

Peter and Paul Ev. Luth. church, 31st and Des Plaines avenue, Riverside, from 12:30 p. m. until time of service, 1:30 p.

m. Interment Woodtawn. Visitation after 6 0. m. Saturday.

Please omit flowers. Memorials to SS. Peter and Paul church will be appreciated. Information, U-IUVZ. Eggert Edward C.

Eggert, May 22, 1969, beloved husband of Minnie; dear father of Ruth Paoe, Raymond, and Melvln; six grand children; brother of Walter. Services AQonBay, 1 1 irom una, w. Anderson funeral Home. 4325 W. Arm), tape avenue, interment Chapel Hill West.

Member of iVilllim McKlnley lodge. No. 876, A. M. BE 5 2581.

Erickson Osar Erickson af Crystal Lake. 111.. husband of Alice, nee Johnson; brother of Live Martha Luhr and the late cunniid. Resn no ct warner t-unerai Home. 7 N.

Williams street. Crystal Lake, after 3 p. Sunday. Funeral Monday, 3:30 p. at Werner Funeral Home.

Interment local. Memorials to Bethany Lutheran church. 76 w. Crystal Lake avenue. Crystal Lake, in lieu of flowers, information, 815-459-3000.

Febrcnbacber Clara J. Fehrenbaeher, nee Lano, age 72, of Lonq Lake, beloved wife of Eusene; dear mother of Marlon Henry Janis and- Carl dear grandmother of four; greaNgrandmother of seven. Resting at Strang Funeral Chanel 410 E. Beivldere road, Gravslake 1 p. m.

Sunday. Funeral services 1:30 p. m. Monday. Interment Highland -Memorial Park, Llberlwiiie.

In lieu of flowers, please contribute to Heart fund in her S. Berlin Services for S. Berlin, founder and former president of the S. Berlin Press, Chicago lithographing firm', will be held at 2:30 p. Monday in North Shore Congregation Israel, 1185 Sheridan Glen- coe.

Mr. Berlin, formerly of Winnetka, retired in 1965 and moved to Florida. He died in Miami Beach Thursday. He is survived by ms widow, Cora: a son, Marshall; two daughters, Mrs. Alice Mieselman and Mrs.

Shirley Hirsh; and eight grandchildren. Walter Kuhlmey Memorial services for Walter Kuhlmey, 86, of 1958 Larkdale Glenview, will be held at 11 a.m. Monday in the John Timothy Stone chapel of the Fourth Presbyterian church, 126 E. Chestnut SL Before retiring several years ago, Mr. Kuhlmey was in the real estate and mortgage loan business at 120 S.

La SaUe st He died Thursday in his home. Surviving are his widow, Daisy; two sons, waiter ana ueorge; a sister; and nine grandchildren. Milton F. Peterson Services for Milton F. Peter son, 72, of 72 Pine court, Crystal Lake, McHenry county, will be held at 2 p.

m. Monday in the chapel at 2 N. Williams st. Crystal Lake. He died Thursday in Bethany Methodist hospital.

He retired in 1960 as assistant general manager tf merchandising for Illinois Bell Telephone company after 40 years of service. He is survived oy his widow, Grace; two sons, William C. and James and Sve grandchildren. BeecherH. Clark Services for Beecner a.

78 of 673 Carriage Bill Ar ctenirieur retired vice president of Western Electric company, win oe neia u. today in the Glenview Community church, 100 Elm st, Glenview. Mr. Clark, who retired in 1965 after a 48-year career with the Bell system, riieri Wodnesdav in Wcslev Memorial hospital. Surviving are ms wiaow, num; wo daughters, Mrs.

H.M. Wright and Mrs. J. A Healey; and five grandchildren. Herbert H.

Kordt Herbert H. Kordt, 81, of 505 Elmwood Evanston, died yesterday in Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan. Mr. Kordt retired in 1952 as treasurer of Wilder Co. manufacturer of wholesale leather goods.

Sur viving are bis widow, Ethel: two sons, Herbert l. ana Wilbur two daughters, Mrs. Marion Stenson and Mrs. Lois Deutsche; and a sister. Services will be held at 11 a.

m. Monday in the chapel at 1567 Maple Evanston. Pius Grigaitis Services for Pius Grigaitis, 86, former editor of the Lithuanian Daily News, 1739 S. Halsted st, will be held at 10 a. m.

Monday in the chapel at 3354 S. Halsted st Mr. Grigaitis died Thursday in his home at 4420 Deyo st, Brookfield. He founded the newspaper in 1914, and reared as its editor in is. Surviving are his widow, Helen; and two sons, Eugene and victor.

Edward Conn Services for Edward Conn, 58, of 6833 N. Kedzie will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 3019 Peterson av. Mr.

Cohn died Thursday in bis home. He had been on the staff of District Grand lodge No. 6 of B'nai B'rith for 30 years and for the last five years was its executive secretary. He is survived by bis widow, Marion; a son, Steven; and a daughter, Carol Louise. Julias Menakcr Julius Menaker, 56, manager of Brumlik Shoes, 1500 Miner st, Des Plaines, died yesterday in his home at 2800 Fitch av.

Surviving are his widow, Ber-nice; two sons, Michael and Ronald; a daughter, Mrs. Donna Wticki; a grandchild; tnree brothers; and two sisters. Services will be held at 10 a. m. Monday in the chapel at 1300 Devon av.

Mrs. Eleanor M. Kroge Memorial services for Mrs. Eleanor M. Kluge, 74.

of 4319 Greenview who taught for 33 years in Chicago schools, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in the Broadway United Methodist church, 3342 Broadway. Mrs. Kluge died Monday in Belmont hospital.

Surviving are two brothers and a sister. Dr. John D. Annes Services for Dr. John D.

Annes, 66, 5446 W. Gale a physician on the staff of Chicago State hospital, will held at I p. m. Monday, in SS. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox church, 7351 S.

Stony Island av. Dr. Annes died Thursday in his home. Sur viving is a sister, Mrs. Eus- tathia Sousoums.

Sam Aaron Services for Sam Aaron, 90, of 401 S. La Salle st, who died Thursday in St Joseph hospital, will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1300 Devon av. Mr. Aaron was.

a clerk for the Acme Blueprint company, 53 W. Jackson st, at tne time ot nis deatfr DIES; FAMED SONG WRITER Published 500 Works in Long Career Hollywood, CaL, May 23 (DPI Jimmy McHugh, 74, com poser of "The Sunny Side of toe Street" and scores of otn-er popular songs, died today in his Beverly Hills home. McHugh first made his mark as song writer in the heyday Jimmy McHugh of En Pan alley. The bald, soft-spoken McHugh composed the music for more than 50 motion pictures. Among his hits were, "I Can't Give You Anything but Love, Baby," "I'm in the Mood for Love," and "Don't Blame Me." Published 500 Songs In all, he published 500 songs, most of them romantic ballads.

McHugh made the big time in 1928 with Lew Leslie's "Blackbirds" show on Broadway. Shortly thereafter he broke in Duke Ellington at the famed Cotton club. He moved to Hollywood in 1930 to begin writing songs for films, many in partnership with Dorothy Fields as lyricist. Native of Boston A native of Boston, McHugh became a millionaire thru his musical compositions. He wrote the score for "Higher and Higher," Frank Sinatra's first movie, introduced Maurice Chevalier to the United States, and helped launch the careers of Helen Morgan, Lillian Roth, Ruby Keeler, Paul Whiteman, Gertrude Lawrence, and Harry Richman.

McHugh songs, too, promoted movie performers including Betty Grable, Frances Lang-ford, Tony Martin, Ginny Simms, Alice Faye, Dick Powell, and Carmen Miranda. 3.7 MILLION LEFT TO RELATIVES BY MRS. ELWELL Mrs. Carrie P. Elwell, widow of a consulting chemist, left an estate valued at S3.768,777, according to an inheritance tax form filed yesterday in Circuit court The majority of the estate was left to a grandson, Richard G.

Elwell, 940 Sheffield Crystal Lake. Mrs. ElwelL who lived at 247 S. Clinton Oak Park, was 88 when she died Jan. 13, 1968.

Her husband, James J. ElwelL died in 1939. The bulk of the estate was shares of Nelco Chemical company stock valued at $3,651,414. The shares had been left to her in trust by her husband. Half the stock and the remainder of the estate, except for a $500 legacy to a cousin, went to the grandson.

A life estate in a fourth of the stock went to a son, James J. 134 Old Creek Palos Park. The remainder of the stock was to be divided among six erandchildren and great-grand children. Illinois inheritance tax was listed at $235,559 with federal estate taxes of $1,317,306. Deaths Elsewhere Mai.

Gen. Robert P. Schub, 63, retired commander of Wisconsin's 84th reserve training division who won the bronze star and several citations while servine with the 32d division in the Pacific theater in World War in Milwaukee. Joseofc E. McMahon, 74, who retired in 1961 as a financial writer of the New York Times after working for the newspaper 39 years; in Jamaica Estates, Long lsiana, x.

Chris Rohde, 78, nationally known dairy specialist wno retired in 1955 as a professor in the University of Illinois college of agriculture; in Champaign, EL Boris Rynrikov, 60, promi nent soviet literary figure who edited Foreign Literature, a magazine publishing transla tions of foreign publications; in Moscow. Karl B. Frank, 76, psychologist, author, and underground anti-nazi leader during the 1930s and 1940s; in New Mil' ford, Conn. Harry Stoddard. 95, former president of the Worcester Telegram and Gazette, in Worcester, Mass.

Dr. Jack Weinstock, 62, medical director of the United States Life Insurance company, a practicing physician, and a prize-winning playwright, in New York. son of the lae Michael and Frances; fcno owner 01 Eugene- ano. tne iae Walter brother-in-law of Eleanor and Eugenia, uncle of nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday, May 26, 9:30 a.

from Baran Funeral Home, 2644-46 N. Central avenue, to St. Ladlslaus church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. NA 2-1488. Visitation Saturday after 2 p. m.

Krasny Mouy Krasny, nee prance, or me pane View home, beloved wife of the late Morris; devoted mother of William, Leo, Max, and the late Joseph; dear mother-in-law of Faye, Roberta, and Edith; loving grandmother of six; great-grandmother of one. Services Sunday, 11 a. bi- at Plser North Town Memorial Chapel, 6130 N. California avenue. Interment Pogreb-Ishter cemetery, waldhelm.

Friends are asked to pay their respects at time of services. 338-2300. Kranchonas Paul Krauchunas. May 22, beloved husband of Ellrabeth; dear orotner of Peter and Kazlmer. Funeral services Tuesday, 9 a.

from Merouette Funeral Home, 2533 W. 71st Street, 10 Nativity B. V. M. church.

Interment St. Culmir's. 476-2345. Kreyger Dorothy Kreyger, beloved wife or Joseph. Funeral 9 a.

m. Monday from Nehts-Noland Funeral Home, 3026 Belmont avenue, to St. Veronica church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment Manmlll. 588-4200. Kuhlmey waiter Kunimey, age so, or raenview. May 22, husband of Daisy fattier of Walter T. of Evanston and George A.

Kuhlmey of Deerfield; nine grandchildren; anther of Mrs. William B. Uih-lein of Milwaukee. Memorial services Monday, 11 a. at John Timothy Stone chaoel.

Fourth Presbyterlen Church of Cnicapo. Laystrom trma s. Laystrom. beloved wife of the late Hilding A. Laystrom; dear mother of Richard A.

(Rital, William P. Marilyn 1 Laystrom; six grandchildren; fond sister of Carl Schwartz, Inez Buescher, and Lucille Seeburg. Services Saturday, 1:30 p. at Smltlt-Coreoran Funeral Home, 6150 N. Cicero avenue.

Interment Montrose. In I eu of flowers, co tions to Sauganash Community church would be appreciated. 736-3833. Lazar Bella Lazar, nee Flnketsteln, of Hollywood. formerly of 6312 N.

Kedzie. beloved wife of Edward) devoted mother of Sidney and Sheldon Satlvl; loving grandmother of Terry and Tracy; fond sister of Leo and Ben Flnketsteln and Svlvla Sheridan, and the tate Sam Flnketsteln and Sarah Cohen. Services Monday, 12 noon, at Plser North Town Memorial Chapel, 6130 N. California avenue, interment Shalom Memorial Park. Friends are asked to oar their respects at time of services.

Member of Chicago School for Retarded Children, Brighton Park Men's Aid, and Showmen's League of America, ladles auxiliary. 338-2300. Lazzarotto Set Ralph A. Bianchi notice. Leckner Elsie Leckner.

Services ef Roberts Funeral Home, 5525 N. Clark street, Monday 1 o. m. Interment Wonders cemetery. LO 13310.

Levin Dora Levin, nee Elsman, beloved wife of Albert dear mother of Irene Nathan Gottlieb. Stanley (Cookie), and the late Aaron; devoted grandmother of five; sreatrandmother of two; fond sister of Ethel Fried, Edith Shapiro, Sol Elsman, and the late Philip, Nieman, Goldie. and Joseph Elsman. Services Sunday, 2 o. rrw at Piser Memorial ChepeL 5206 N.

Broadway, interment West lawn. Friends are asked to pav their respects at the time of services. LO 1-4740. Levy Harry M. Levy, beloved husband of Minnie; devoted father of Slg F.

tFtor-cej ciMr bramerctf the late Louis. Michael, Tlllie Jacobs, Sarah Levy, and Eye; loving grandfather of Leo A. (Stephanie and James d. (Beverly and three great-grandchildren. Services Monday, May 26, at 11 a.

nu at Furth Chaoel, 2100 E. 75tft street. No chapel visitation. Information Ml 3-500. Lind Freda Lind of Shorewood HIIL Midi-beloved wife of Elmer devoted mother of Herbert E.

(Ruth and Edward G. (Almeea); dear grandmother of Mrs. Beverly schluchter, Paul, Carl, Allen, and George; fond sister of Ellen Sayers and the late Paul Loves ren. services Monday. May 26.

1 p. at Edgar Funeral Home, 10900 S. Cicero, interment oak Hilt. Memorials may be given to Foster Park Baptist church. Visitation after 6 p.

m. Saturday. 723-0876. Lundberg George L. Lundberg, beloved husband of Rose, nee Meyer; loving father of Charles IGledvs and Lois Ray Ellken; grandfather ef 10; brother of Minnie Ri9by and Lllile Seversen.

Services Monday, 1 P- at John V. May Funeral Home. 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, interment Ridgewood. Member of Portage Parte lodge. No.

1002. A. F. A. M.

In lieu of flowers, contributions to United Parkinson foundation appreciated. Masonic services Sunday, 8 p. m. Mackey See Jennie Klyzak notice. Maday Frank T.

Maday, beloved husband of Helen; dear fattier of Nancy Clemens; fond grandfather of Karen, Eileen, and Usoi brother of Helen HopPe. Harriett Simev Cesimer, Sylvester, Henry, Sranlev, and the late Leo. visitation after 3 p.m. Sunday at Drechsler-Brown Funeral Home, 203 S. Marlon street Wisconsin avenue.

Oak Parte Funeral 9:45 a. m. Monday, to St. Pascal church, Irving Park road and Metvlna. Mass 10:30 a.

m. Interment SL Joseph cemetery. Wake service, tp.ni. Sunday. 383-3191.

McGee Selma J. McGee, net Peterson, wife of the late Roy McGee; mother of Donald, Larry, Rov, the late Loralne and Lionel; four grandchildren; one great-grandchild. Member: of Wood lawn chapter. No. 335, O.

e. S. Resident of Eastern Star Home. Roc Word. Funeral service Monday, 11 a.

mrt at Julian Poorman Funeral Home, 304 N. 5th, Rockford, III. Interment Will-wood cemetery, Rockford. Contributions to Eastern star Home. Rockford, appreciated.

827-1331, Meline Betsy Mellne, aged 99, of Milwaukee. Mav 22. 1969. wife of the late Nels Mellne; mother of Oscar H. Hotr and the late Richard Holt and Ebba Segrlff; aunt of Ruth John Oedrick.

At Lain and Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, after 4 p. Saturday. Funeral 1 p. m.

Monday. Interment Ridgewood. Member of Old Glory chapter. No. 799, O.E.S.

Mertins Bridget Mertins, Arlington Heights, beloved wife of Adotoh; dearest mother of Alfred James and the late Marie Theresa Mertins; grandmother of eight; also survived by two brothers and three sisters, all of Ireland. Funeral 9:30 a. m. Monday, fram Haire Funeral Home, Northwest highway and Vail avenue, Arlington Heights, to St. James church, 841 n.

Arlington Heights read. Mass 10 a. m. visitation after 3:30 p. m.

Saturday. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. 25341168. Michno Nellie Michno, wife of the tate Own.

Inlck; loving mother of Mary John Sltko, Stanley Mary, Bruno Anna, and the late Bernlce Adamavk, waiter, and Stephanie; fond mother-in-law of Stanley Adamczyk and Anna Michno; loving grandmother and greatgrano mother. Funeral Monday 9:30 a. mv from Malec and Sons Funeral Home, 834-38 N. Ashland avenue, to Holy innocents church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. 421.5800. Miller Albert Miller, beloved husband of Ellrabeth, nee Schefer; fond father of Raymond Self ert, Lorraine Adler, Robert Selfert, Albert Miller Patricia Mahon, the late June Swartz. the late Richard Selfert, and the late NlckSelfert; grandfather of great-grandfather of 16; brother of Norbert Milter. Services Morrdav.

ip: a. at Sax-TIedemann Funeral Home, 9568 Belmont avenue, FranMIn Park. Mass 11 a. m. at St.

Maria Gorettl church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. 6781950. Miller Bertha Miller, beloved wife of the late Sam; dear mother of Sylvia (Irving) Adler; fend sister of Aaron Braun, Nettle Cohen, Martin Brown; and the late D.

J. Brpwnstftn, Caroline Green, Beckl Bred, Milton Braoq, nd Fannie Marco-vitz; grandmother of two; great-grandmother of six. Services Sunday, 2 p. at Original Weinsteln and Sons Chapel. 3019 W.

Peterson avenue. Interment West lawn cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to the American Cancer society. Chaoel visitation Saturday. 8:15 p.

m. to 10 m. Information, LO 1-1890. Mines Morris Mines, beloved husband of Kalei loving father of Mildred Haskell Fisher, Shirley (Manny) Bemsen, and Molly Harry Sariman; fond brother of Jake lines of Philadelphia; grandfather of tour; great-grandfather of six. Services Sunday.

11 a. at Original Weinsteln Sons Chapel. 3019 w. Peterson road. Interment westlawn cemetery.

Member ef Shaare Tikva; The Golden Age group; Blatysfoker club; Workmen's Circle, branch 306, end Zionist organization, in lieu of flowers, please donate to Workmen's Circle, branch 306. Chapel vlsita- tlnn at tlflia af MTuImm mIv lafcwnu. sisters; and five grandchildren. Melville Ray Thomson Melville Ray Thomson, 79, an attorney who practiced law for 50 years, died yesterday in his home at 1446 Shermer Northbrook. Surviving are his widow, Janet; a daughter, Agnes; and a son, Robert Services will be private.

HAZEL CREST DRIVER KILLED ON TRI-STATE Joseph L. Glim, 26, of 17005 Elm Hazel Crest was killed early yesterday when his car struck a bridge abutment and went off the road in the Tri-State tollway near Justice. State police said Gum auto caromed off the abutment crossed the road, crashed thru a guardrail, and plunged 150 feet down an embankment Glim was alone in the car. Dies in Accident Mrs. Katherine Embrey, 49, of 1445 Canford Clifford, Mount Prospect died last night in Northwest Community hospital, Arlington Heights, after a car accident A hospital spokesman said Mrs.

Embrey was a heart patient and an autopsy will be required to determine whether she died of a heart attack or injuries suffered in the accident Three other persons in the auto were injured and hospi talized. They are Patricia Pol-lem, 43, of 1401 Cottonwood st, Mount Prospect tne driver; Bea Wieckens, 52, of Texas City. and Eva Ban-sickle, of Houston. Crashes Into Car Mount Prospect police said the women's auto was east-bound in Central road. Mount Prospect when it crashed into a westbound car which was making a left turn into Edwards The driver of the second auto, John Fors-berg.

18, of 17 N. Wffle st. Mount Prospect was uninjured. Nels Opdahl, 34, of Elk Mound, died yesterday in Holy Cross hospital in injuries he suffered May 16 in an auto ac cident Brighton Park police said Opdahl was driving a car in 63d street when he ran a red light at Lawndale avenue and struck a car driven by Anton Kovacevich of Allegan, Mich. Kovacevich and bis son, John, were treated at the hospital and released.

Boy, 8, Dies Robert Moore, 8, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Moore, 8511 Francisco died early yesterday from injuries he suffered when he was hit by a car Thursday at 2828 W. 85th st Police said the boy had darted between two parked cars into tne path of an auto driven by Mrs. Nancy O'Brien, 28, of280lSeippst Mrs.

O'Brien was charged with failure to exercise due caution with a pedestrian in a roadway, and is scheduled to appear in Traffic court July 7. Woman Is Killed Mrs. Dorothy P. Aissen, 56, of 5001 Ringwood Ring- wood, McHenry county, was killed late Thursday in a two-car collision on Martin road IVi miles west of Mc Henry. Mrs.

Aissen was a passenger in a car driven by her husband, Henry, that collided with a car driven by Claude Bowers, 18, of 5010 Greenwood Woodstock. McHenry county police said Aissen was coming around a curve when he met Bowers' car head-on. A passenger in the Bowers auto, Reagan Howe, 19, Onalaska, is in satisfac tory condition in Mcnenry Memorial hospital, Woodstock. Bowers and Aissen suffered only minor injuries. BOY, 8, DROWNS IN FALL INTO THE SHIP CANAL Thomas Jarosz, 8, of 3446 38th pL, drowned yesterday when he fell into the Sanitary and Ship canal at central Park avenue while trying to retrieve his lost shoe.

A friend, Leonard Losoya. 3410 38th pL, told police he and Thomas' were playing with friends when one of Thomas' shoes fell into the canal Leonard held the other boy as he leaned over the bank to retrieve the shoe, but Thomas lost his balance and plunged into the canaL Thomas could not swim nor could his playmates, were told. A police-fire boat and two helicopters searched for the boy until darkness. Police said there is a strong undertow where the boy fell in. The child was the only child of Thomas and Rosemary Jarosz.

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