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11 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1961 1 7ZT BARNABY 23 V.i.i- FAIR ENHANCES DEATH NCTICES Sokol gee Frank J. okolowaM aotfca. Sokolowski Atlas the Mental Giant! I Cf, Ua mni f-io lann'inn I I uvi tiiw '7 III I I an Arctic dog team, I I I I reinstated. No, I I I rushing desperately I ref use to wave my I reinstated. No, refuse to wave my Say, m'boy, maybe he'll be able to figure out ust where Gorgon's father is! He may have been magic know where he is I I I II I Pi I I I wand until I mm iieeucu jc uiii sCf mm i uuil nui wiiiiii i i i n.

Uiur WCS Ill aviiwrr I a Wfl oneadofliefavorife 1 II sC L-l7 in the seventh, ace- 11 rf -W rr YO, Ell JLtTOJ ned sJ mrrejD Wki TVv Hull Syn ie. 1 1 I rT7 -with him I 1 mm work, or? ZAsy TTn smw 4 UHtsiSsS PAST VJB HA5 WHICH WILU 1. SHOWaJ MB THE I VlTeF? aukst a ocisioaj ZJ S- I if V- 'l-i 'j ij CsA.K ip pwh't I -I' VsCANTCU Jl I KNOW THAT JTWA5- ee th if ca a EdARfjiOr INJUN 1 a status, ti 1 1 (--r-; -rt CITY'S WORLD TRADE STATUS Officials Enthusiastic About Buying Done BY GEORGE SCHREIBER The International Trade fair, which closed in McCormick Place last night, has established firmly the position of Chicago and the middle west as one of the nation's biggest centers of import-export trade. This was the conclusion of exhibitors and officials of the Chicago Association of Commerce, the fair's sponsor. They said they were enthusiastic over the response from professional buyers and the public.

The fair established several re cords, officials said. There were 29,987 registered buyers, many from foreign countries, who placed millions of dollars in business with both foreign and United States firms. Final figures, it was said, will not be available for several weeks, but virtually all pavilion directors announced their intention of returning for the 1962 Chicago International Trade fair. 650,000 Attend Thru last night, 630,610 per sons paid admissions to the fair. The figure is far ahead of last year's attendance of at Navy Pier.

It also is a record for paid admissions to any event in McCormick Flace. Chicago merchants have signed thousands of new cus-, tomers from foreign nations, and in return the foreign goods were snown to tens ot tnou-, sands of Americans." said Thomas H. Coulter, chief executive officer of the commerce association. Ralph Bergsten, the fair's managing director said he be- lieved the fair had established Chicago as the most important market place in the Western Hemisphere for manufacturers. service organizations, and buy ers.

We could have done this only in McCormick Place," he added. 178.000 Workers Involved Frank J. Sokolowski tSokol. late of 6248 S. Normandy avenue, beloved husband of Julia, nee Bcblo: dear father nf Jack and Meianie: father-in law of Adrienne; fond brother of Mi chael.

Funeral Saturday. August 12. at 8 a. from Frank S. Patka Funeral Home.

3756 S. Paulina street, to St. Daniel's church. Interment Resurrection. LA layette 3-0828.

Spuck' Valentine T. Spuck of Rridgeview, beloved husband of Ruth, nee Kruse: dear father of Herbert THeleal: brother of Gust Spuck: grandfather of three. At rest in Sobietk Funeral Home, 6037-45 S. Archer road, at filst ttreet. Argo.

Service Monday. 1:30 p. Interment Fairmount cemetery. GL 8-0136. Stevens Walter J.

Stevens. Ang. 9, beloved husband of Stella, dear father of Ella-Jane Burson of Tucson. Ariz. Funeral Saturday.

Aua. 12. at 10 a. from Schmidt Funeral Home. 2056-58 Belmont avenue, to Rotehill cemetery.

St. Lawrence William J. St. Lawrence, beloved hot-band of Blanche: fond father nf Donald and Jeaa Kabala; brother of Genevieve Hogan. Joseph, and James St.

Lawrence: grandfather nf Nanette and Denis St. Lawrence, Michael and Kimberlee Kabala. -Funeral Saturday, 1 1:30 a. m. from Kerrigan Funeral Home.

5916 Ashland avenue, to St. Basil church. Mast 12 noon. Interment Calvary cemetery. Member of St.

Basil H. N. S. PR 6-0031. Szczyglel Anna Sczygiel, nee Klabacha.

beloved wife of George: lovina mother nf Ben and Gene Miknlajczyk, John Siczygiel, Stella Pryhubea. and Jeaa Siedlecki: daughter of Catherine Klabacha: titter of alter: grandmother of nine: grett-arandmother nf three. Funeral Saturday. 10:30 a from W'cislak Funeral Home. 4254-56 S.

Moart ttreet. to Five Holy Martyr, church. Interment Resurrection. CL 4-3838. Szymkotviak Joseph M.

Srymkowiak. late of 5131 S. May ttreet. beloved husband nf the late Jtilianna. nee Rogodzinski: dear father of John (Anns I.

Estelle 1 Albert I Jurczyk. Edward fl-otsl. Matthew I Marie I. Elizabeth I Walter 1 Eick. Mtry 1 Mitchell I Augustine and Irene I Walter I Matusyk.

grandfather of IP. greatgrandfather of one: fond brother of Michael and Martin in Poland. Funeral Saturday. Aug. 12.

9:30 a. from John H. Patka Funeral Home. 1J56-58 51st ttreet. to St.

John of God church. Interment Resurrection. BO 8-5257. Tandrup Charlotte Amalia Tandrup. nee Jensen, of 10501 S.

Wallace street, wife of the late Christian: loving mother nf Fells. Sonfa Knudsen. and Ella: four grandchildren: two great-grandchildren At Phillip, Chapel. 10234 S. Michigan avenue.

Services Saturday, 10 a. m. Interment Cedar Park. Tikalskv Klsie A Tikalskv. nee Tett.

belosed wife of George J. Sr fond mother of KNie. Torinne. and George .1. mother-in-law of Manley Anderson.

Fred Kracutle. and Rjrbara' sister of William, arandmother of eight. Resting "at Fortuna Funeral Home. 440' 0l Kedie asemie. until 11 a Mnnrlss Serine I 'top at St Philippus Ev.

Ref church and Seclev a. Interment Eerarcrn Memorial Fark cemetery. LA 3-7781. Vail Julia Vail, nee Kellv. beloved wife of Walter .1 Vail: lond mother of Walter Robert Vail.

Mary, Joyce Gibbon, and Betty l-arkm: sister of Master In Chancery John J. Kellv. Nome Kelly, and Mary Hunt, and the late James Frank and Arthur J. Kelly: grandmother of 10. Funeral Saturday.

August 12. at 10-30 a from the John Maloney Company Funeral Home. 1359 Devon asenue. at Glenwnod. to St.

Ita church Mas, 1 1 On a. Interment Holy Sepulchre. QO 4-1617. Carl M. Valenta of 101S T.s Grsnge road La Grange Park, belosed husband o( Helen, father of George and Hons Peacosk of father in-law of Or.

Fred Peacock, grandfather of Pennv. Tammy, and Freddie: son-in-law of Helen Kosiecki. Visitation alter 2 p. m. Saturday.

Funeral Mondas. Aug. 14. a. from Chrastks Memorisl Chapels.

Cermak road. Rer-wyn. to St. Louise de Marillac church. Requiem mass 10 a m.

Member of Pioneers of Western Electric. Information. OL 2-1023, BI 2-2U90. Verive Rockie P. Verive.

sge IS. of Melrose Park, belosed ton of Rocco and Josephine, nee Cssanaugh: loving brother of the late Donna Marie, dear grandson nf Joseph and Mary Vense. nee De Grain. the late Michael and Catherine Casanaugh. Funeral Saturd.

Aug 12. 9 -10 a. m. from the Fd rignano runerai nome. ss i North aveune I Rrnadwav and avenue i.

Melrose Park. Vast Id a m. t'lftnrl tnrermn, I Mourn Carmel cemetery. Fl 4 06J5. Warholz See Jamet Crowley notice.

Waller Richard R. fDickl Waller of 7S52 Caroemer street, belosed son of Karl and Dorothv fond brother of Thomas Waller and Joan Morrow dear nephew of Mabclle Florian. and the late laisell Waller. Resting at Fdsar Funeral Home. 1107 stieet.

from p. Both officials pointed out that iM annuan.ni-178,000 workers in the Chicago cagoland Music area are engaged directly with Festival that ONl THE I wwich list is (SuESS?) ALL WE OWE. THE BILLS? ftsCTL. i. Vs C-NJ 11 AGGIE MACK WhAT cm vo FCZ YW fSr5ssv.

tr A mi Alan King BY MAI THE FLIBBERTYSj ON ONE SHEET asar mwmm ORDER Mii-ie Tribune Tuhlir in Triltune thru Friday, a USE Mr. O'Mailey, wove your magic wand and make Gorgon's father appear here, wherever he is BAND CONTESTS! TO PRECEDE BIG MUSIC FESTIVAL Seek Right to Play j. in Soldiers Field BY THOMAS CARVLIN' Bands from all over the mid-' west compete Saturday, Aug. 19. in McCor mick Place in contests pre- limmary to the nedI Soldiers' field.

I addition to the concert band competition, accordion bands will vie for toP honors and tropnies in the huge lake front exposition center. Capt. Howard Stube, general instrumental director of the Festivals since they hfein in be maestro of the entire production. Stube retired in 1948 from th? Chi-caso public school system, where he had been a bandmaster for 35 years. Winners at Festival From the contests in McCormick flace will come the bands that share in the mass performances that are a tradi- tinna, nighljght nf Chicago Tribune Chanties Festivals.

All of the competing concert bands will join together under the direction of Stube in a grand parade on the huge Sol- diers' field turf in a 10 minute musical finale to the festival's two and one-half hour program. Competing in the band and i accordion contests will be units from across the middle west i from towns like GOshen, Arpin, and Bettendorf, to the bigger cities such as Minneapolis and Cincinnati. Concert bands will begin com rwfint at S-M a in Mpfnr. mick rlace Th jndlHe unjts nf mnrp om lhan nI.v. rj hfh anfl nHlllt i In nit-iiiuiuiusia, viaaacvi bands over and under 13 years of age.

start at 8 a. i Conductors of the winning accordion bands will draw lots for the honor of leading the massed band, which will include all competing units, that night in Soldiers' field. Leading Bands on Program The homespun talent of these aggregations will be sharing the applause with some top-notch bands that highlight the evening's entertainment. The Chicago Fire Department band conducted by Louis Lason will start the festivities. Later on the Hialeah Thoro-breds, crack 125 piece high school unit from Florida, directed by Logan 0.

Turrentine, will appear. I ADVERTISEMENT 1 Takes Burn Out of Feet "I Instantly Tour feet fee! eool aa a mountain gprinf with tha very first touch of Irosty-whita Ire-Mint. What's more, this freaseiess. medicated cream scith the soothing lanolin besn continues to worlc all-dsv long; to a ...1 Vannv li.alai.l U7nnrirfl.L too for softeningstinging corns and eal lAii.i FfSr new exnerienre In fOOt- comfort. set Ice-Mint today.

At druggistg. I v. I I I I 11 I FT WVSY fj.vs) SMITTY rT ZR0U10Z60- Fiojg miou has RICK SHAY I TwerZg it ziCK.ry i TOA -a s7 ut TSPk trtt 1 U' If Kr-: 'Nasi" ICont. from preceding page Nordberg See Anna Carlton notice. Kovinc wences Serine, nee Toth.

beloved wife en Sieve: devoted mother o( Kozell and Josephine Fuent. Funeral Saturday. 11:30 a. n. at Thompson Funeral Home.

1718 w. 63rd street Interment Evergreen. PR 6-1000, Kunziato See Fred Centano aotica. O'Keefe See Delorea Milton notice. Orris Sylvester I.

Orris, beloved hinband of Georgian A nee O'Donnell. beloved on of Matilda: brother of Ruth. Mem ber and past master Alter lodge. 1118. A.

F. A. past high priest ef Laurel chapter. No. 270: put thrice Illustrious matter of Austin council: pan commander of Columbia commandery, No.

63. K. past patron of Equity chapter. No. 7B7.

O. past com mander of Theodore Roosevelt A. I. No. '627: Aliabad Grotto: Oriental consistory, and Medinah Shrine.

Commandery service, followed by Masonic services will be held at 7:30 p. Fri day. Aug. 11. Funeral Saturday.

Aua. 12. at 1 p. at Ahlgrim Son Funeral Home. 5701-03 W.

Division atreet. Interment Mount Emblem ceme tery. Al'itin 7-4440. Parriilo Daniel Parriilo. beloved husband of Margaret, nee Keatina: atep-father of Antelo and John Grano: dear brother of Carmella Vallo.

Dora Marrers, Roceo. Christine Mallardi. Angehne Riccm. and the late Anthony and -Mary A. Damore.

Funeral Saturday. 8:45 a from Bacigalupe- Funeral Home. 418 Cicero avenue, to pur Lady ef Pompel church. Masa a. m.

Interment Mount Carmel. COIumbua 1-6600. Perlman Bene Perlman. nee Sulnlck. beloved wife of Marshall: dear mother of Garv Scott, devoted daughter of Perle and the late George lovma granddaughter of Anna Isackson and Bessie Sulnick; fond titter of Robert Sulnuk.

Services Friday. 11 a rn at Piser Memorial Chapel. fifl.TS Stony Island avenue. Interment Ahavas Acltim cemetery. Valdheim.

CO 3-4920. Perry Cecil Pernr. beloved wife of Russell fond sister of Thomas H. White of Toledo. O.

Funeral Saturday. a nr. from Glaser Funeral Home. 2944 S. Harlem avenue, to St.

Marvg church in Riverside. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Davison. Mich.

HI 7-0543. Peterson Katheryn M. Peterson of 1029 Dodge avenue. Evanston. beloved wife of the late David E.

Peterson: fond mother of Barbara Jacobson: sister of Teresa Schmirz. Funeral Saturday. 8-30 a from FitGerald karven Funeral Home. 1571 Maple asemie. Esamtnn.

to St. Nicholas church. Masa a Interment All Saints' ceme tery. 4-uVDl. Pflueger nr pflueger.

nee Fratm. beloved wife of the Ute Otto losing mother of Ruth. Staples Edith teen. and Clarence: fond grandmother of su. of three, nesting at Vurphv Funeral Home.

Tfi'io Grand asenue. a' the circle. Funeral Saturday. Aua 12. at 1 r.

In'er-mem Acacia Park cemetery. 625-2111 or GL 3-1234. Plestina Jennie Plestina- beloved wife of Andrew, fond mother of Josephine 1 George 1 Hurka and Violet ISam' Fine, grandmother of Gale and Guv Hurka Joyce. Joseph, and Randy Fine. Funeral Saturday.

Aug 12. 0 a from Gotten Funeral Home 6217 S. Ashland asenue. to Assumption church. Interment St.

Mary cemetery. PR 6-0400. Pokornv i'PKomy neinvea misrana ni Ih. lte Mars PoMorns tona tatner of George. William.

Pearl alker. and Tokorn grarrtfiiiher of sit gTeat-grandfather of in. Se'vives at Barron Funeral Home. Flston asenue. corner of Pulaski road.

Satur-dav. Aug 12. 130 p. m. Interment Bohemian National semeterv Member of lodge Pokrok-Chicago 340.

C. S. A. KE 96100. Polk Polk, of SO ArgVe.

Aug P. IBfil. helosed husoand of F.stelle. At Lain Son Chapel. Ashland avenue here services will be held Saturday, Aug.

12. at 3 p. m. ponder Alice L. Ponder, nee I.unrlherg.

he-loied wife of the late Wilhur: lear mo'her of Jon W. Ponder, danehter ef the late George and Ida Lundoerg. Resting at Peterson Funeral Home. WR W. North aenue Serlce Sat-U'dav.

1 p. ra. Interment Woodlsn. JIF. 7 4441.

prusinski Satna Prusmski. nee Wisowatv. V-e-losed stife of the late Anthons, loving mother of Stanlev. Helen. Felu.

leon-ard. and Cecelia mother-in-la of Chester Cholea. Resins Stephanie, and Ted Pvrn. sister of Peter. Leonard, and the late Anthonv and Stanlev.

arandmother of 1.1: g-eat-srandmother 11. Funeral Saturday. Aug. 12. at a.

from otciechostski Funeral Home. 2123 W. eisster avenue, to St. Hedis thurih. lntetment at.

Adalhert s. AR 6-4630. Ramler Estella Ma Hamler. heloed vsife of Stanlev losing mother of Russell dear mother-in-law of Genes iese; fond grandmother of Barhara Jean. Sandra Charles, and Russell (tear sifter of Maude Loske and Earl Ouinn Funeral services Fndav.

1 p. at he Joseph Maloncv Funeral Home. 1 Fullcrtor. at Sacramento. Interment Rosehtll.

EVerglade 4-3t00. Rosenhloom I Lasirence L. Rosenhloom of Dorchester, belosed htishand of Irma. pee Spiegt: rler brother rf G. Luf of Vew Vo'-k ''its.

Sersit.es at she convenience of the family. Information. MI 3-5400. Riifinick Sam Rurfnick. formerlv of Miami.

and Roseland communits. hcloserf huv hand of the late Rose, losing father of Jean Kevlsn Esclsn Schat. Dorothv Pirsk. Maurice of Cotal Cables Fia and Pauline Newman: grandfather of 12 great-grandfather of two: dear sister of Verka Damn Sersice F'ridav. I at Pier Memorial Chapel.

Hr Stony Island avenue Interment Kose- moot Park ccmerery. Please omit flowers. DO 3-4920. i Rudzinski Alexarrier Rudzinski. beloved husband rf Martha dear fa'her of Margaret I Phillip) Ktlowski and the late grandfather of four Funeral Saturday.

9 10 a m. from Model! Funeral Home. .172 Pulaski road to St. Tunhius church Interment Resurrection cemetery. PO.

7-4730. Rusnak Andrew Rusnak. belosed husband of Isabelle nee Eilenfeidt: loung father Allen. Thomas and John, dear brother of Michael (Anna1. George Albiel.

Marv IHarseyl Livtrgnav-. Joser-h. and Barbara Resting at ir ons Funeral Home. ",040 Western avenue Funeral Saturdav. K-ti a to t.

Marv's church. Interment Resurrection. HE 4-2100. Ruzavirz Mike Ru7avicr. l'e of snrh avenue.

Cicero. Funeral Fndav. a from 'ante Funeral Home, 1424 oOth asenue. Cicero, to St. Anthony church Interment St.

Casi-mir'i cemetery. OL 2-S245. Ryan Nance A. Rvan of 1211 Walden lane. Tleerfield Aug.

1S1. wife of William E. Ryan mother of Michael and Kevin Rvan: daughter ot Mr. and Mrt. Willard E.

Atkins. Resting at Hebble-Miwdiie chapel. Map'e avenue F.sanston. svhere service will be held 2.10 m. Friday.

Interment Califon. New Jersey. Samoska See Szawica notice. Schiavone See Mike Monte notice. Scimeca Peter Scimeca.

fond father of John and Joan, grandfather of Peter and fhrvstie dear on of Jennie. brother of Frances 7.ttn. Marv Giovenco. Victor. Ann Crescione.

Anaelme Tescalo. and IHamie Speciale Funeral Saturday, a from Uicama Chanel 409 North asenue. to St. Philip Bemri church, interment St. Joseph.

MO 4-S1S0. Fegal See Daniel P. Casey notice. Shaffer Harrr Shaffer of StlOl Sheridan road, belosed husband of the late Pearl, nee Roth: dear father of Bertha Spector. Lewis.

Lillian Freedman. and devoted grandfather of seven: gTeat-grgnd-father of 11. Services Fridav. 11a. at Piser Memorial Chapel.

Broadway. Interment Westlawn. Please omit flowers. LO 1-1740. Sheuerman Birdie M.

Sheuerman. 2. beloved ffe of Iae A and mother of Lee A Jr in Detroit, Aug. 10. Interment mdsT.

Slemp Helen Slemp. nee Miemrg. heloved wife ef the late Michael; fond mother nf Elanore Lashlev. Wralter. Stanlev (Carolynl.

Bern ice Starosta. Joseph fMgrie). Anthony rRuth). Jean I Roland) Deftman. Josephine George I Jantcek.

Henrv Delorel. Leonard flrene): grandmother of 22: areat-randnsorher of sis. Funeral Stturdav sit 9. 15 a from Fortuna Funeral Horn. 4401 Ktie asenue.

to St. ParKTsrius church Inic-rnicnr fiesur-rection cemetery. LAfajeite 3-7781. i i 1 I I flhieatrnhnrl Feliiisl IMORTON GROVE (Kg. ViJ'i'v.

pavilion; Fuad Abu Salch Ai mtmy wm astj WwllS YOUR TICKETS BY MAIL! OVER-THE-COUNTEI Tlehets foe the snnnal Chieaso-land Festival mav be pnrehated at the Chieaato Servire tifflees. at MS Maritsnn it. and Tower. tTleket nffleea will he open Mondag 10 a.m. to 6 p.m..

and Sarnrdav, 10 am. to Li A 17 nit fj 1 1 Ci i result of a suit filed by Mauriite LAW HALTED Mich-of 6545 N- L8316 i Lincolnwood, the owner of. -a, Morton Grove was restrained coin aundry at 5023 Dempster yesterday from enforcing a coin st.t Morton Grove. laundry ordinance that would Jacob Shamberf, master-in-require launderettes to have an chancery in the case, said the attendant at all operating hours. suit raised a serious question The ordinance was passed as to the validity of the provf-last November.

The temporary sion requiring attendants. THIS HANDY COUPON------' CROSSWORD PUZZLE Festival Tirkel Manager Tribune Tower Chirngo 11, Illinois Inrlosed it hit rhrrk mne' orrtVr f. for rerrved seat lirkels nf $2 or fl.T.S eai h. lax inrlnded. fur the 321 antiii.il I liiriolsn.) Music Festival, alurdav night, August 1nl.

in Soldiers field. Chicago. PHlT PI.AIM.Y pencil; ink my blot. Make chtrk and monev ordrr pnahl) to Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc. Inclose a sell-addressed, stamped envelope.

Name services Saturday. Weinstein Rrd of ssi2 south shore d'ise. devoted son of Henrs and Tessie Lcdercr Weinstein. dear brother of Roreit fiorald and the Ue Wil- lard Srrvue Fridav. Aug 2 at Furth Chapel Jlun E.

street Interment nai Jenoshua ceme- ters. MI 3-5400. Weld Dale W. Weld age 10. lae of 115S l.eavnt srreer beloved husband of Marion dear father nf Dale Poena and IVbra.

fond son of Harold R. and Clara Weld, brother of Dorothv Jenkins and Donald Safurdav. ft a at MvCampbell Funeral Home fcl.V! W. Irving Park road. Interment Elm I.an cemetery.

PE Welter Joseph Vfli4r. formfW of Bielcdi. RominM. truntn of 'he latr Aitani 6er fitend of Kar? KrteM Funeral SaTurda-. a from hl-Nnland Funeral home.

Rflmnnt arnue. in St. rnnita churth. Ala ::0 a. m.

interment St. Joseph. JL 8-4'JOO. Werre Benha VI. Werre.

7. Ant P. rnife nf the late Krnst mother of alter Dr. Kdrmmri A Wrrre. and the late F.iini.

rndmotber of ita Marilvn. and FUnrtail Werre. urt-af-frndmother of David and Carol Kmen. ifer of the leite Kmmi Dethe Isi in. At Lain eV Son 'hapel.

5'tt Ashland avenue, where service will he held Saturday Aug. 12. at 2 p. m. Interment Concordia.

Wettersten Fllen M. Wettersten. helmed wife nf the late Angii't: lond mother of Flla atlsiedt. Andrew Ivar. Herbert (' i.

i Heniy A I.ilh Anderson. Mildred I ettersten. Doris osotns. and the lare arl enrr-trn. grandmother of 18 great grandmother nf five Hesting injunction, issued by Judge Cilolla in irsnif riirf u-fie fnft 32 Stead 33 Detamatory -statement 36 Victor Herbert's Naughty 37 Carnelian 5 39 Cut 40 Vietnamese city, 42 Sires 43 Defaced 45 Actress Davis 46 Yonder 47 Goes under 48 Church part 49 50 Radioman's word' 51 Organization:" abbreviation 1 54 Zigzag "n-l.

55 Auditor: Puzzle of Thursday, Aujust 10, Solrvd ACROSS 1 Where tree of life grew 5 Quick 10 Sheepfold 14 Study hard: slang 15 Pink 16 Cupid 17 On the blink: 3 words 20 Bat wood 21 Trust Arlilrest City BEDELL SMITH SERVICES SET ,1 the Droduction of eoods exrjort-: ed to foreign countries. Some 461,000 Chicago area workers are indirectly involved in the manufacture of export goods, iney saia. If siill ll- Will be a privilege to come back next year," said Suk Jae Kang. director of the Ko- rean pavilion. We have done an excellent business." Similar comments were made by H.

Y. Chang, of the Treas- ure Jade factory of Hong Kong; Alfredo P. Pereda. of the Peru DanonJ and Otto Irawniz- of Austria, the pavilion director Plan 19fi2 Fair Bergsten said that careful consideration already is being given to plans for the fair for next year. He said that much thought is in the making for the tu.

i uic iiiieiiiauunai nidi m-i tine vi io in me iair wnere reian sales were made to the public. George Fairbanks, security thief of the Kane Service which polices all events in McCormick Place, said the crowds which visited the fair were the most orderly in the building's short history. Mayor Daley and his family visited the fair yesterday afternoon. As soon as the last visitor cleared the big exhibition floor, 400 workmen started tearing down exhibits. Articles were i packed in cartons and moved to about .0 trucks at loading an 1 1 UtlCRS.

rtU fMHUUS ailU OtMHIlM must clear McCormick Place ricK, operaiions director, saia the deadline will be met easily. HOLD SERVICES TODAY FOR ION TRAIN VICTIM Services for Axel Bergstedt, 82, of 2512 20th st, Zion, who died Tuesday with his pet dog. Scooter, when they were hit by a North Shore train at 21st street in Zion, will be held at 1:30 p. m. today in the chapel at 27th street and Ezekiel avenue, Zion.

Bergstedt and his dog. Scooter, were to be buried together, but his family was informed yesterday by Rollo Western, manager of the North-shore Garden of Memories cemetery, that burial of family pets there is not allowed. A member of Bergstedt's family said Scooter would be buried on the grounds of the family home, where two other pets are buried. )ADV EH 13EMINT I ALL 3 WAYS AT ONCE Zcrno "da-itches" akin ttieaa ways: 1J Redueea aenaltlvlty to ltchlns isoothea. coola.

1 Suppreasea Itch-Ins; eenaatlona. Til Antiseptics pro motea To ret tha antl-itrh artlon bent for your trpa of Itching tk for either ZemoCMntment or Zemo Liquid. Both "de-Itch' ssftectlvely. l. FOR MONDAYlfor ye 53 Poor 56 Lard 57 Aesthetic liking 58 Freshen up 59 Peregrinates 60 Bearded 61 The sweetsop DOWN 1 Motor torpedo vessel 2 Drench 3 Fervor 4 Modernist 5 Stress 6 Combines 7 Host- 8 Eccentric gear 9 Brought to light 10 Swivel wheel 11.

Neglect 12 Dupe 13 Sea eagle 18 Gown 19 Preserves 24 Savs bucks 25 Great excitement 27 Yearned 28 Receipt of a kind: 2 words 29 Waterless 30 Henpecks 31 Breakfast food Mve OaVS. JaniCS A. UZDat-'eierson funeral Hotsf. U. State.

from a private in the Indiana national guard and served his government in a variety of posts a resident Jen- i na-ia-lt nrmctr T5-e iAtn icon. hower, and members of Con- DaSSinC passing. Gen. Smith held a top plan- ning role in orld war time War II. served as chief of cfaff in iha TnniiorranoaTi nri 'European theaters, was head of tne ccntral intelligence agency, anfj Was an undersecretary of state.

Eisenhower described him as the general manager of. World War II and "one of the ablest men I have 22 Animals 23 Ancient Germans Basnet nan team J-SlTaiWlIlaaiaLiiJtt Sir James Barrie as classic: 2 words 31 Go on and off 33 Dwells 34 Macaw 35 Narrow Inlets 36 Dug 37 Gulp 3R Prim txn KmnTtt I40 Men 41 Counted 43 Emporium it maieuc 45 Outlaws 48 Highest point 51 Go by plane 52 Greek letter 11." A 1 CFJCJLO PE CB A ATE If AiD AHA4Ef' 'ifis UJL.I14 Jl fl St tit rf e6i rib 771 0 a wia a 6 SJlTCT Bi tS3 sj fx it i dBe aT vi, Bro'oiTjJj Pi a 1 etio a el at UlTABHirotirrTrq' I. Washington, Aug. 10 I Special s- full military honors will be held v. allium.

iLiiivicli Jtri iiu.s ssiiu Monday for Gen. Walter Bedell Smith, 65, soldier statesman, who died last night. The serv- ices will be held in a chapel at nearby Fort Myer, and interment will be in Arlington National cemetery. The nation's leaders expressed I sorrow over the death of the man who rose thru the ranks CHICAGO VISION and HEARING CENTER I at North asenue. Service atutriav.

at servite satinria. at 2 p. m. Inierment Forest Home. In lieu of flowers memorials to Dotislas Park Covenant churita appreciated.

7-4sl. Widmark Alma Widmark. nee Anderson: he-loved mile of the late John loving mother of Muriel TMichdCl! Boris: fond grandmother of T.inda. dear sister of 1-onis patch of Seattle, Wash N'els and Ssian of Canada Funeral at Tohle Funeral Home Lawrence avenue, at Lowell. Saiii'dav.

10 a. m. interment Ridgewood. MU S-4400. Wierzbanowski Slsrv Wier7hanowskl.

nee Skoniecmev. belosed wife of the lute Michael, dear mother of Clara. Frank. John, and Eleanore: mother-in-law of Frank Narel. Mildred.

Estelle. and John Satecki: sister of Frank, Leo. and Anastasta: grandmother of 11: greal-sranrimother of four. Funeral Satur-dv. 9:.

"10 a. from Fortuna Funeral Home. 4401-03 K'edie avenue, to St. Joseph and St. Anne church.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. LA 3-7781. Winkler Ida Winkler, belovert wife of Frank, fond aunt of Anna Wilke. At Her-degen Funeral Home, 28.1R X. Lincoln avenue.

Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Wunders vemeterv. Memher of the Hessen Verein and the Hansa club. LA 6-0178.

Wittbrod J. Wittbrod. detrlv heloved husband of Lillian, nee Schloss: loving father of Joanne: fond brother of Cecelia Julius I Schloss, Monica Kramer, Clara TAvtryl Seaholm. Harry Wittbrod and Helen I Dan I Ring. Funeral Saturday.

Aua. 12. at a. nr. from De Vtcolo Les-nlak Funeral Home.

8734 Diversey avenue, corner of Mango, to St. James church. Altgeld and Mango avenues Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. 4th degree memher of of C.St.

Anthony ele Padua council and also member of St. James Holy Name society. TU 9-0115. Wolff Mever Wolff of PS2H V. Karloe avenue.

Skokie. heloved husband of Clara: dear father of Sam. Leona Rosenthal, and Svlvia KornbJite: dear brother of Morns Wolff: grandfather of three. Service Frtdav. 2 gf Original Weinstein Sons Chanel.

3019 W. Peterson road. Interment estlawn cemetery. LO 1-1890. I 2 3 4 I 5 6 7 8 9 j'i (6 9 1 -t- zo 21 rn 23 2 hi 25 26 29.

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