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12 Section 3 CHICAGO TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1970 TOP PRIORITY IS URGED FOR POVERTY WAR Former Cabinet Aid Speaks Here Peter N. Zarante OBITUARIES Peter N. Zarante, 1244 Otto Chicago Heights, died yesterday in St. James hospital, Chicago Heights. Mr.

Zarante was one of five brothers who under street Calumet in 1962. Mabel; Dorothy The elimination of poverty Gorogi, should be an urgent national goal even if it means reducers. tions in military expenditures, a. m. a former secretary of health, co's education, and welfare said 22d yesterday.

Wilbur J. Cohen, dean of the John education school at the Uni- Mass of 224 versity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, told members of the Park, of National Conference on Social Wilbur J. Cohen Welfare last night that poverty is a blight on the nation. Cohen, who is president of the conference, addressed the 97th annual conference forum in the Conrad Hilton hotel. 5,000 Are Expected Five thousand delegates are expected to attend the 250 meetings planned this week.

The Pick-Congress and Sheraton-Blackstone hotels also are being used for the meetings, which end Friday. Theme for this year's conference is "Social Policies for the 1970s: Prospects and Strategies." Cohen indicated that prospects for poor people are bleak unless the nation's leaders commit themselves to solving the problem of poverty. He said the United States has the resources to rid itself of poverty, Money Sources Cohen suggested plugging federal and state tax loopholes, reducing military expenditures, cutting unnecessary agricultural subsidies, and trimming waste and inefficiency in existing government programs to make money available to fight poverty. "We have the institutional mechanisms to eradicate poverty," said Cohen. "We lack the insight, the determination, and the leadership." Cohen said the nation is torn by divisiveness and frustration and blamed a lack of leadership at the federal, state, and local levels.

"There is a lack of understanding, in high places of Cohen our said, The war on poverty, he said, should include the establishment of neighborhood health centers in all cities, improvement of unemployment insurance, and liberalization of state laws regulating abortion. McGovern to Speak During the week, scores of social welfare workers prominent in their, particular fields will speak. Topics will include hunger, drug addiction, student unrest, crime, human rights, the elderly, juvenile delinquency, medical care, mental health, and poverty. Sen. George McGovern S.

is scheduled to speak at 8:30 p. m. today on "The Elimination of Hunger and Malnutrition." John G. Veneman, an undersecretary of health, education, and welfare, will speak at a. m.

today on "The Administration's Proposals." operated a restaurant the family name at 159th and Burnham avenue, City, until he retired He leaves his widow, three daughters, Mrs. Celano, Mrs. Marion and Dolly; seven grandchildren; and two brothMass will be said at 10 Wednesday in San RocCatholic church, 315 E. Chicago Heights. dolph a vending firm, will be said at 10 a.

m. tomorrow in St. Edmund's Catholic church, 188 S. Oak Park Oak Park. Mr.

Marotto, who died Saturday in his home, is survived by his widow, Judy; a son, John; and two daughters, Mrs. Phyllis Colantuno and Mrs. Joan Marcotte. Marotto for John Marotto, 58, S. Oak Park Oak the owner and president Refresher, 551 Ran- Louis Bernstein Services for Louis Bernstein, 82, owner of Bernstein Brothers jewelers, 10 N.

Clark for 60 years, will be held at noon today, Mr. the Bernstein chapel, died 2100 Sat- E. urday in Michael Reese hospital. He lived at 1300 N. Lake Shore drive.

He is survived by his widow, Lillian; three daughters, Mrs. Doris Newberger, Mrs. Violet Werner, and Mrs. Joyce Freund; and nine grandchildren. Robert A.

Cooper Services for Robert A. Cooper, 68, of 319 Liberty Dundee, will be held at 1:30 p. m. today in the Trinity Lutheran church, Washington Island, Wis. Mr.

Cooper died Friday in his summer home on the island. He was retired in 1968 as general manager of the syndicate diviField Enterprises, Inc. Surviving are his widow, Nina; a Robert A. and two daughters, Mrs. Jane C.

Miller and Mrs. Mary L. Lembke. Dr. Michael I.

Reiffel Services for Dr. Michael I. Reiffel, 75, of 5646 Forest Glen a physician with offices at 55 E. Washington will be held at 11 a. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 9200 Skokie Skokie. Dr. Reiffel who died Saturday in Columbus hospital, is survived by 1 his widow, Ethel; a daughter, Dr. Pearl Gollin; three grandchildren; and one brother. Mrs.

Minnie B. Beilfuss Services for Mrs. Minnie B. Beilfuss, 89, will be held at 11 a. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 9315 Ashland av. Mrs. Beilfuss died Saturday in a convalescent home in Evergreen Park. She leaves her son, Dr. George an Evergreen Park optometrist; three grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren; a sister; and two brothers.

Robert F. Zemke Services for Robert F. Zemke, 21, of Glenview, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel, 6251 Dempster Morton Grove.

He died last Friday in St. Mary's hospital in Rochester, Minn. He leaves his Edgar; and mother, Evelyn; and a sister. PEDESTRIAN AWARD IS WON BY CALIFORNIA Washington, May 31 (A) -California was cited today by the American Automobile association for outstanding achievement in 1969 in reduction of fatalities among pedestrians. San Diego, for the second.

straight year, won the association's grand award among cities over 500,000 population. Madison, was the winner 9 among intermediate sized cities and Garfield Heights, 0., among smaller cities. Your Social Security BY ALFRED Insurance Administrator, Social Security to 1970: By The Chicago -I was disabled last Q. claim summer and during filed the a winter. Early this year, I received a letter saying that I cannot get disability benefits because my condition is not severe enough.

I continue haven't under my doctor's care and been able to work. I think I meet the requirements, and my condition actually is getting worse. social security law provides avenues of appeal for Claims for disability benefits can be awarded upon reconsideration. Perhaps originally the claimant had not presented all the information on medical condition, education, and vocational background. Sometimes additional sources of medical information are disclosed, or a current medical report from the physician indicates a changed or deteriorating condition.

WHEELCHAIR RIDERS WIND UP 4100-MILE TREK St. Louis, May 31 (A) Ten crippled students from Southern Illinois university at Carbondale completed a 100-mile "jaunt for jobs" today a wheelchair endurance run to promote employment for the handicapped. "We were going to sell pencils, you know, the old stereotype, said John Taschler, 24, of Madison, Wis. He is president of the Winged Wheels club at the university. The club had 5,000 pencils but the university was shut down because of recent student anti-war protests.

So the students decided on the "jaunt for jobs," to "create public awareness that handicapped persons can perform many tasks." Led by Paralyzed Vet Trip leader was Michael Kaminski, 22, of Middleton, Wis. He is an infantry veteran paralyzed from the waist down by a mortar explosion in Viet Nam. As soon as the group left Carbondale last Tuesday, state police stopped them. A misunderstanding was cleared up when the governor's office confirmed that the club had been given permission to use the highways. The students had a police escort the rest of the way.

"'Some people thought we were protest said Taschler. At one point, said Taschler, a car pulled up and a crippled man tried to say something. But he couldn't. His wife, who was driving, said: "He wants to tell you that he thinks what you are doing is good. He says thanks." Whole Town Turns Out At the halfway mark, Coulterville, "the turned whole out," town said 800 Taschler.

The fire house was emptied of trucks and cots were set up for the students to stay overnight. At Marissa, the students learned that a 10-year-old crippled boy named Johnny wanted to meet them. "They told him he would die before he was 6," Taschler said. The students found Johnny and gave him a club T-shirt. His father let him follow along on the sidewalk for a while.

"We got a bigger thrill than he did," said Taschler. At least six other handicapped persons turned out to meet the students, who kept at least two wheelchairs on the different mode of transportation. But we showed we have the stamina to do a job." road at a time. They had a van to carry those who took breaks. The other students were: Bill Chadwick, 21, McHenry, Alex Wilton, 25, Chesterfield, Alfred Riecken, 20, Evansville, Pat Gibson, 22, St.

Louis; Mike Winters, 19, Ken Barbee, 20, and Herb Hoff23, all of Chicago; and Christine Curtis, 20, of Miami. Tougher Every Day "Getting tougher every day," said Taschler when the students increased their pace from three to four miles an hour. Some were doing 15-mile stretches at a time. "We decided we had to slow this thing down or we would get there too soon," Taschler said. The destination today was home plate at Busch Stadium.

Louis and baseball Los game Angeles between started St. after. the baseball that the students had carried with them was thrown into play by Kaminski. Taschler said he had tried to get a job after earning his bachelor's degree in speech but "it was damned difficult." He is now a graduate student. "We are just as human as anyone else.

We just have a LAB STUDENT'S DEATH UNDER INVESTIGATION The death of Leonard Vilt, 18, of Coal City, Grundy county, was being investigated yesterday to see if he had been affected by working with poisonous gases. Joliet police said Vilt, a student at Joliet Junior college, died Saturday en route to Presbyterian-St. Luke's hospital, where he was to have been admitted to the hospital's intensive kidney treatment ward. He originally had been taken to Morris hospital, Morris. Police said Vilt had been working with cyanide and arsenic gases as part of a chemistry experiment Friday in the school." Youth, 15, Listed Good; Shot by Two in Gang William Mrowski, 15, of 1734 Potomac av.

was in good condition yesterday after being shot in the leg and finger at the corner of Division street and Marshfield avenue. Police said two youths, believed to 1 be members of the Harrison Gents street gang, approached Mrowski Saturday and asked him if he was a gang member. When he said he was not, the pair opened fire, police said. Mrowski was taken to St. Mary of Nazareth hospital.

'Dashing Dan' Mystery Man Wanted by FBI NEW YORK, May 31 (AM) "Dashing Dan," a short, stocky man in his mid-40s, is careful about his appearance, works regular hours and is good at what he does. He robs banks, says the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The polite robber-who shows tellers a note saying he has a gun- has figured in 19 New York bank robberies since March 4, the FBI said, taking in nearly $34,000 in three months. Identity Remains Mystery Altho his identity remains a mystery, despite pictures by bank security cameras, his are getting unmistakeable, agents said. They said the robber always works alone, never hits the same bank twice and always stages his robberies on a Monday, Wednesday, or Friday.

All of his targets have been branch banks in midtown Manhattan or western Long Island. In every case except one, the FBI said, robber handed a note to the teller warning that he had a gun and demanding only large denomination bills. If the teller hesitated, he would walk away after a polite "excuse me." If she handed 1 over money, he would say, "Thank you," and leave on foot. He has never displayed a weapon, agents said. First Holdup Biggest In his first, and biggest, holdup March 4, the robber was photographed leaving a branch of Chase Manhattan bank in Queens with a pouch containing $4,800, the FBI said.

After a month of inactivity, he struck again in Valley Stream, N. Y. Except for another two-week break in May, he figured in at least one robbery, a week thereafter, and sometimes as many as three in a day, agents said. The FBI said the robber has been turned away by tellers six times, and on 1 each occasion he held up another bank within hours, often only blocks away. STABBED MAN DIES; POLICE SEARCH FOR 2 Tony Servidio, 78, of 2513 Harrison died in University of Illinois hospital yesterday as police continued to search for the two robbers who broke into his home and stabbed him.

Servidio, a retired bicycle dealer, was stabbed early Friday when the men broke into the home thru a rear window and took $200 from Sedvidio and Mrs. Caroline Ballinger, 54, another resident. Police said Servidio was stabbed by a man he had earlier refused admittance to his house. The man had told Servidio and Mrs. Ballinger that somebody was trying to kill him.

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ACTRESS IN VIENNA, DIES VIENNA, May 31 (P)-Arline Woods, 29, American actress who as Anita in the Volksoper production of "West Side Story" was greatly acclaimed here, died yesterday. The Volksoper management said today the actress died after appendix surgery. Her body' will be flown to her home town, New York. "West Side Story" was played last in the Volksoper on April 23. An official said Miss Woods continued to live here after the musical ended.

DEATH NOTICES Abbott Irene Hynes Abbott, beloved sister of Madelyn Hynes, Estelle Hynes of Des Moines, William T. of New Hampton, and the late Michael F. Member of the Third Order of Carmelites. Mass and Interment in New Hampton, la. Visitation from 4 10 10 p.

m. Monday, at the John E. Maloney Co. Funeral Home, 1359 W. Devon avenue.

764-1617. Adams Milded Ann Adams, dear wife of James A. Adams, born Nov. 3, 1903, died May 30, 1970. At rest at the Gladfelter Funeral Home, Ottawa, Ill.

Visitation 2 to 10 p. Monday. Services St. Patrick's church, Ottawa, 10 a. Tuesday.

Interment Ottawa cemetery. Anderson J. Byron Anderson, age 46, of Addison, beloved husband of the late Margaret nee Mawdsley; fond father of Randy, Valerie, and Juanda; dear son of J. Clarence and Emma L. Anderson of Portland, dear brother of Juanita A.

Free of Portland, Ore. Funeral service Tuesday, 10 a. at the Brust Funeral Home, 135 S. Main street, Lombard. Visitation after 7 p.

m. Monday. Interment Coverdale Memorial Gardens, Boise, Idaho. 629-0094. Anderson Margaret M.

Anderson, nee Mawdsley, age of Addison, beloved wife of the late J. Byron; fond mother of Randy; dear daughter of Edna O. Mawdsley; dear sister of Virginia Griffin and Lulubee King, both of Cedar Rapids. Funeral services Tuesday, 10 a. at Brust Funeral Home, 135 S.

Main street, Lombard. Visitation after 7 p. m. Monday. Interment Spring Grove, Cedar Rapids, la.

629-0094. Austin Caroline Austin, nee Leyrer, of 4004 White street, Solon Mills, beloved wife of George; fond mother of Emily Arndt; dear sister of Rose Bruckner, Erna Smith, Maria Jackson, and Fred Leyrer; grandmother of one. Services Tuesday, 1:30 Ehorn Funeral Home, Richmond, In. Burial local. 815-678-7311.

Bagas Lora Lee Bagas, nee Thomas, of Berwyn, beloved mother of Irene F. W.J Degen, Dolores M. K.J. Moeller, and Glanola Tomasek; grandmother of 11; great-grandmother of one great-grandson. Services Tuesday, June 2, 11 a.

at Svec Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W. Cermak road. Interment Woodlawn. Member of the Pheoll Quarter Century Club. GU 4-2050 or Bi DEATH NOTICES Costabile 1 M.

De Vito notice. Dale Harold E. Dale of Medinah, beloved husband of Hannah; fond father of Harold A. Ronald Robert and James; son of Oscar Ahigren: brother of Bernice Semradek; grandfather of four. Service Tuesday, 1:30 p.

m. at the AdamsWinterfield Funeral Home, 4343 Main street, Downers Grove. Interment Acacia Park. Member of Logan Square lodge, No. 891, A.

F. A. M. 968-1000. DeNardo Sarah J.

DeNardo, nee Monaco, beloved wife of Michael; loving mother of Frank and Bernadette Otrembiak; dear daughter of Jenny and the late Vincenzo; daughter-in-law of Jenny and the late Frank; fond sister of Charles, Peter and the late Rose Palozatto. Funeral Wednesday, 8:45 a. from Michael Coletta Sons Funeral Home, 3240 W. 79th street, to St. Agnes church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary's. Please omit flowers.

Visitation Monday after 6 p. m. 436-1861. De Puye R. De Puye beloved husband Esther, nee Mohrebacher: dear father of Phyllis Letizia, Stover R.

Jr. Dolores Runyden, and William De Puye; grandfather of 17. Services Tuesday, 11 a. at the Burke-Sullivan Funeral Home, 5018-20 Chicago avenue. Interment Memory Gardens.

CO 1-0700. Derby The Rev. Joseph F. Derby, 0. S.

member of the Augustinian order at St. Rita monastery, fond brother of John S. Derby of Elnora, N. Y. Visitation at St.

Rita monastery, 6310 S. Claremont avenue, after 4 p. m. Sunday. Office of the Dead will be chanted Monday, June 1, at 8:30 p.

m. Concelebrated mass of the Resurrection. 10 a. at St. Rita monastery, Tuesday, June 2.

Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. PR 6-8300. De Vito Albert M. De Vito, beloved husband Catherine, nee Ditore; devoted father of Michael E. and Dennis loving son of the late Michael and Mary, nee Calzaretta; dearest brother of Catherine Costabile and Salvatore Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.

from Columbian FUneral Home, 6621 W. North avenue, Oak Park, to St. Simeon church. Mass 10 m. Entombment Queen of Heaven.

Business agent of 1. B. E. local No. 1031.

Please omit flowers. ES 9-5151 or Vi 8-3010. Didier George F. Didier of 825 Asbury avenue, Evanston, beloved husband of Doris Lindroth Didier; fond father of Linda Didier: brother of Mrs. Dorothy Bristol and Howard Didier.

Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. at Fitzgerald and Franklin Funeral Home, 1571 Maple avenue, Evanston. Interment Memory Gardens cemetery. Visitation beginning 2 p. m.

Monday, UN 9-2900. Ditore See Albert M. De Vito notice. Dominick Mary Dominick, nee Houlihan, beloved wife of the late Thomas dear mother of John, Theresa Kline, Agnes Keller, Sister Mary Catherine, B.V.M.. Regina, Thomas, Joan, and the late Bernadette Cooney; grandmother of 20: sister of Catherine and the late Thomas Houlihan.

Funeral Tuesday, June 2, at 9 a. Kolssak Funeral Home, 4255-59 W. Division, corner of Kildare, to Our Lady of Angels church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment Queen of Heaven. Member of Catholic Women's club. AL 2-3600. Dorsey See Edward Paloian notice. Dotson 2-2027, Helene Dotson, nee Petersen, beloved Bartiromo wife of Russell: dear mother of Judith Hutchinson and Jerrold Dotson; dear sister Anthony Bartiromo, suddenly, May 30th, of Eugene Petersen; grandmother loving husband of Agnes, nee Mitchell: three.

At Williams-Kampp and Son Fufond father of Rosalie Palmisano, neral Home, 12. Lake street, Oak Park, Mary Anne Velus, and Antoinette: after 5 p. m. Monday. Funeral dear grandfather of three; beloved son of day, 9:45 a.

to St. Mary church, Rosalia; fond brother of the late Frank Riverside. Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment James Richard Queen of Heaven.

848-8787, Mary Ryczek, and George from the Funeral Rudmin Wednesday Funeral Home, 9 Douglas a. 3319 S. Lituanica avenue, to St. David Doris J. Douglas, 6920 loving S.

Crandon church. Interment St. Casimir cemetery. enve, May 30, 1970, mother Visitation Monday after 6 p. m.

927-1138. Dorie Levine: fond grandmother of Max Christy and of Levine: beloved daughter Battaglia the late Kathryn Jesselson. Af Lain Jeffery and wife of the late Joseph; Son Chapel, 2024 where E. 75th services street, will held at May Battaglia, boulevard, be Leona, mother of Hazel, Frank, Dolores, Joseph and the Charles, late Monday, June 1, at 11 a. m.

Interment at convenience of family. Visitation Harold; grandmother of 22; many great- service. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. time of grandchildren. from Suburban, Funeral Home, 301 S.

Fifth avenue at Maple street, Maywood. Engel Mass 9:30 a. m. St. Eulalia church.

Inter- See May Battaglia notice. ment- St. Boniface. Fi 4-0100. Beilfuss Finn Minnie B.

Beilfuss, late nee George Borchwald, dear be- Marguerite Clayton, Kathryn Brennan, John F. Finn, May 30, loving brother loved wife of the R. and Gertrude Dusel, and Martin Finn; uncle mother Howard George H. of 10; granduncle of 27. Funeral Tuesof Dr.

the late of three; great-grandmother grand- of day, 9 a. from Donnellan Funeral mother five: sister of Robert Borchwald, Louise, Home, 10525 S. Western avenue, to at Herron, Funeral Home, 9315 S. a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

BE 8-0075. and August Borchwald. Resting Benedict church, Blue Island. Mass Kelly-Carroll Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, 11 by Arthur P. Foleno Young, funeral director.

Interment Beth- Grace Foleno, nee Lullo, of Melrose ania cemetery. 779-1315. Park, beloved wife of Mario; loving Belmonte mother of Rose Zoubi, Grace Joseph Markic; Belmonte, beloved loving brother husband of of Michael Vita, Foleno, and Reda Baker: Werckenthien, Joseph nee dearest grandmother of seven; Belmonte, Angelina (the late daughter of Rose, nee Carbon, and Cairo, Mary Cairo, Eugene late Frank Lullo; fond sister of Jenny Belmonte, and, the late Sam Maiorello, John Lullo, Rose Caputo, Ralph. Frank Agness M. Niemier, Minnie Killeen, and Julia, living In Italy.

Funeral Wednes- Pat, Dan, and Frank Lullo, and day, 8:30 a. from the Galewood late Anthony, Vincent, and Michael Funeral Chapels, 1857 N. Harlem avenue. Lullo. Funeral Tuesday, June 2, at to St.

Celestine church, Elmwood Park. a. from Rosewood Funeral Home, Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel.

4000 St. Charles road, Bellwood. Visitation Monday after 5:30 p. m. 889- 9:30 a.

m. at Mount Carmel church. 1700. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Bernstein omit flowers.

Li 4-6667. Louis Bernstein, beloved husband of Lil- Forbes lian; devoted Werner of Melba C. Forbes, age 75, of 1360 father of Doris Newberger, and Joyce Oak road, Lake Forest, May 30, Violet Minneapolis, brother the late Sam wife of John C. Forbes: mother of Freund; dear of Clifford R. Linwood of Lake Forest; and Arthur: loving grandfather of nine.

grandmother of Greg and Bruce. Services Services Monday, June 1, noon, 2 p. m. Monday, June 1, at Wenban at 12 at Furth Chapel, 2100 E. 75th street.

Funeral Home, 233 E. Deerpath tombment. Oak Woods cemetery mauso- Lake Forest, where friends may call leum. Visitation at time of services. 7 to 9 m.

Sunday. Interment Please omit flowers. Memorials to the Forest p. Please omit flowers. Heart association would be appreciated.

Memorials cemetery. may be made to the People's Information, Mi 3-5400. Church of Chicago, 941 W. Lawrence Botica nue, Chicago, 111. 60640.

234-0022. Lawrence Botica, beloved of husband of Lawrence the Foster late Mary: loving, father Helen Dukach, and the Kenneth L. Foster, beloved father late Stephanie: fond grandfather of John Gregory. Visitation after 3 p. m.

Monday, Wayne. Larry, Rosaline, Mark, and the at Hursen Chapel, 5911 W. Madison late Diane. Tuesday, 9 a. street.

Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. from Ridge Funeral Home, 6620-28 W. chapel. Interment Forest Home. Archer avenue, corner of Natoma, to St.

Ann church. Interment Resurrection. Grable 586-7900. Ethel. E.

Grable, age 83,, passed Boudreau at the Wesley Willows Retirement Earl F. Boudreau late of 2525 Park Saturday, May 30, 1970, survived by Avenue, North Riverside. Beloved hus- niece, Miss Jean Grable of Oak brother-in-law, Elmer S. Grable; band of Evelyn; fond father of Everett and one nephew, John Grable of dear grandfather of Theresa, Marino, Cal. Graveside services at Linda, and Bonnie.

Services Wednesday P. m.s Tuesday, June 2, in Oakland at Red Wood Falls, Minn. cemetery. Clinton, la. Braden Graham Mary Alice Braden, nee Barnaby, of 1970, 716 Travis G.

Graham of Glen Ellyn, Brummel street, Evanston, May 29, ing of Billie Sue: fond beloved wife of Frank W. Braden; sister of Michael, Gid, Alex, Scott, of Mrs. Ira Bennett. Friends may call Stilwell, Kathy Stilwell, and at Hebblethwaite chapel, 1567 Maple grandfather of one: son of Travis A. avenue, Evanston, after 2 p.

m. Sun- Marie. Visitation. Sunday, 3 to 10 P. day.

Services 10:30 a. m. Monday at and Monday, 10 a. m. 10 p.

Hemenway United Methodist church, 933 the Leonard Memorial Home, 565 Chicago avenue, Evanston. Interment street, Glen Ellyn. Memorial Greensburg, Ind. 864-0130. Monday, 2 D.

at Southminster Brown Presbyterian church. Glen Ellen. neral service and interment in Elsie Brown, nee beloved wife Okla. If desired, memorials may be of the late Joseph; loving mother of to the Heart fund. 469-0032.

Nadean Josephine Russo, Cassata, Lillian Elizabeth, Gredys Gerace, Stanley and William: Mary Gredys, nee Banas, beloved grandmother of -grandmother of of the late Stephan; loving mother five. Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a. from Stanley and Walter: fond Michael Coletta Sons Funeral Home, ter of Aibert and Stanley. Funeral 3240 W. 79th street, to Golgotha Luth- day at 9:15 from Chasen eran church.

Services 10 m. Inter- Home, 5766 W. Higgins church, at Menard, ment Elmwood. 436-1861. St.

John Cantius Interment Adalbert's. 736-3226. Bruce Russell Bruce, at Winnemac, Greenwood beloved husband Pearl, nee Blakely: Thomas Greenwood, beloved husband dear father of Russell Bruce: brother the late Alberta Fechner Greenwood; of Glen Bruce, Leona Pelton, June loving father of Patricia A. Moran. and Marna Youngburg; loving the wood Dusek, and Thomas Phyllis A Lovelle; Kosary grandfather Funeral Home, 3100 W.

59th grandfather of six. Funeral Tuesday. of three. Resting at street, until 11 a. m.

Tuesday, June 2. P. at Blake-Lamb Chapel 4727 Services 2 p. m. Hope Lutheran 103d street, Oak Lawn.

Interment church, 64th and South Washtenaw. Vis- Bethania cemetery. American In lieu Cancer of itation Bethania. Monday, 434-4246. p.

m. or Lutheran Church Charity fund after 2 Interment contributions to be appreciated. 735-4242 or 636-1193. Alfred Busching H. Busching of La Grange, sud- Haley denly, beloved husband of Alice See Martin Klingenberg notice.

fond father of Mildred L. Hesse and Alfred H. grandfather of six; dear Henry brother of Ella Zick, Clara Zick, Louise Roger Henry, beloved husband of Renn. William Edward and Henry, nee Roche: loving father of Harry W. Resting at Rhenberg Funeral cent.

Raymond, and Gene Home, 110 N. La Grange road, La Gerald, Wayne, Dennis, Pamela, Grange. Services Tuesday, P. m. and William Henry: fond grandfather Interment Clarendon Hills.

352-0114. three: dear brother of Julia Funeral Tuesday. p. at Bush Lamb Chapel, 712 W. 31st street.

Gladys R. Bush of 381. River Glenn. ment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. fond imhurst, sister of beloved Bernice wife O'Brien, Frank Muriel Herrick of Arseneau, and Myrtle Heckendorf; also Pansy L.

Herrick of Half Day, survived by six nieces and nephews. At wife of the late William; fond mother the Mortuary, 435 N. Charles of Half Day: grandmother York street, Elmhurst, where friends may Robert. Resting at Burnett Funeral call Monday 2:30 to 5 and 7 10 9 p. 120 W.

Park avenue, Libertyville. and where services will be held Tuesday. 2 p. m. Monday, at Washburn lieu 2:30 of p.

flowers, Interment contributions fo, Lake hill fional Park church, cemetery, Palatine. Information, Mount Emblem. In Half Day. Interment Bluff Chicago Home for Children in care 362-3009. of Chicago, Methodist will be temple, appreciated.

W. information, Hidalgo 834-1133. Alice Hidalgo, Soto, loving May 29,, beloved wife of Diego; mother Chapp Jim; dear daughter of Joseph and John the H. late Chapp. Anna, age nee beloved Dedina Chapp: liar.

Arellano, William Soto, 93, husband fond sister of Rosemary of loving father of Helen McNamara, Henry (Giorial Soto, and Mary J. the late Melbourne A. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 2501-03 N. m. nori, and Raymond J.

Chapp: fond grand. Ewald Funeral Home, Vincent de father of great of three. church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment St. Phyllis Jeffers and John and port avenue. to St. Frank Chapp: Son Chapel, 1035 N. Dearborn seph's cemetery.

549-0098. At Lain street, where at services will be held Mon- Hinz day, National. p. Visitation after Ella. Hinz, beloved wife June 1, 1 m.

Interment m. Saturday. Masonic services 8 Frank Hinz; dear mother of the Bohemian D. auspices Evelyn Johnson, Vernon and Earl Sunday, lodge. No.

31, 310. A. F. A. M.

grandmother of Ronald Johnson. May under of born No. Hayes, David and Richard Hinz. Member of Dearborn No. 210, Medinah 310, ices at Barron-Hall Funeral Home, lodge, Normal Park chapter.

Elston avenue, corner Pulaski Masonic Veterans, Scottish Rite. Wednesday, June 3, m. Oriental Consistory Art and Institute of Jesters. Chicago. Life Eden cemetery.

KE 9-6100. member of the Honsa See Ferdinand Nadrowski notice, Jacobsen Walter Jacobsen of 1143 Forest avenue. Evanston, May 30, 1970, husband of Eva father of Walter son of Margie brother of Louis; uncle of John W. Jacobsen. Visitation prior to memorial service 3 p.

m. Wednesday, at Hebbiethwaite Chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Burial private. Please omit flowers. Jaeger of Lydia the M.

late Jaeger, Edward nee Jorn, fond beloved mother wife Edward J. Margaret Nichols, and Emma L. Jaeger; 11 grandchildren: 13 great-grandchildren. Resting at Rhenberg Memorial Home, 110 N. La Grange road.

Services Tuesday, 1:30 p. at St. John Lutheran church, 47th and Brainard avenues, La Grange. Interment Bethania, Memorial donations may be sent to St. John Lutheran Church Building Fund.

Visitation Sunday, 4 to 9 p. and Monday, 2 to 9 p. m. FL 2-0114. Johnholtz Irvin Johnholtz, 66, of Wittenberg, May 29, loving husband of Martha, nee Krueger: fond father of Mrs.

James Carnahan and Mrs. Ronald Wexelberg; grandfather of one: brother of Mrs. Ada Moore. Resting at Schmidt Funeral Home, Wittenberg, Tuesday evening. Chapel services 1:30 Wednesday.

Burial Forest Home cemetery, Wittenberg, Wis, For information, 715-253-2713. Johnson See Ella Hinz notice. Kalnis Charles T. Kalnis, beloved husband of Josephine, nee Sasnauskas; dear father of Deborah and Charles K. Funeral Tuesday, June 2, at 9 a.

from Lack Funeral Home, 2424 W. 69th street, to St. Thomas More church, 81st street and California avenue. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment St. Casimir Lithuanian cemetery. Visitation Sunday after 1 p. m. 737-1213.

Kirst Anton Kirst of Hillside, beloved husband Lucille, nee Daidone: dear father of Norman fond stepfather of Alene Kubinek and Gregory Edwards; dear brother of Jennie. Cary and Bertha Green; loving grandfather of Patricia and Shirley. Resting at Westchester Funeral Home, 10501 W. Cermak road blocks west of Mannheim Visitation and Monday, 2 to p. m.

Funeral Tuesday, June 2, 10:30 a. m. Interment Forest Home. Member Forest Park lodge, No. 1671, L.

O. 0. M. 562-5900 Klingenberg Martin Klingenberg, beloved husband of the late Agnes; loving father of Florence (the late Sinclair, Douglas (late Kennard Dolores Haley, and James dear grandfather of 13; great-grandfather of 32; great-great-grandfather of one. Member of Medinah temple, A.

A. O. N. M. Lincoln Park commandery, No.

64, Knights Templar; Irving Park chapter, No. 195, R. A. Providence lodge, No. 711, A.

F. A. and Old Glory chapter, No. 799, O. E.

S. Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 p. at Hough Funeral Home, 4300 N. Central avenue. Interment Acacia Park.

Masonic services Monday, 8 p. m. PA 5-4300. Klotzke Norbert A. Kiotzke, beloved husband Marion, nee Dabek; devoted father Pfc.

Robert, U. S. and Betty: dearest son of Elizabeth Jacobs; dear son-in-law of Frank Dabek. Funeral Wednesday, a. from Szykowny Funeral Home, 4901-07 S.

Archer avenue, to St. Richard church for 9:30 a. m. mass. Interment Resurrection.

Visitation Monday, 4 10 p. Tuesday, 2 to 10 p. m. Please omit flowers. 735-7521.

Koscielniak John L. Koscielniak, beloved husband Genevieve, nee Modrzeiewski; loving father of Robert dear brother Joseph, Sophie Murawski, Helen McNeil, Frank, Julia Gorai, Lottie March, and of Henry: fond grandfather of Karen, Bobby, and Denise. Funeral Tuesday, June 9 a. from the Schielka Funeral Home, 7710 W. Addison street, to St.

Hedwig church. Mass 10. a. m. Interment Adalbert's.

Fourth degree member Hennepin Shields, K. 0. No. 967. NA 5-3444.

Kouba avof See Barney Wilczewski notice. Krokos The Rev. Adam A. Krokos, chaplain, Sisters of Resurrection convent, loving son of the late Anthony and Mary, Witkowski; fond brother of Vincent at Felix Sylvia Lacny, Irene, and the late Joseph and Helen Taranko; also survived by nieces nephews. Resting at Kozera Funeral Home, 1718 W.

48th street. Exportation of remains Tuesday. 3:30 a. to Joseph church. Concelebrated mass Wednesday, 10 a.

m. Interment Resurof rection cemetery. Please omit flowers. 927-3388. Krueger St.

Mary Krueger, nee Mecki, beloved of the late Albert; loving mother Robert and Albert fond sister of Elizabeth Keller, Katherine McCrory, Barbara Gartner, Joseph Mecki; dear grandmother seven. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. Kolbus Funeral Home, 6841-57 W. gins avenue, to St. Monica church.

terment St. Joseph's cemetery. Member of Telephone Pioneers of America. dear Visitation Monday after 6 p. m.

774-3232. the Kucaba Charles J. Kucaba, beloved husband the Ruth, nee Wallin; dearest father Charles F. and James dear son 9 Carrie and the late James; fond brother of Joseph, Frank James Mass and George Employee of R. Donnelley.

Funeral Tuesday, 10 a. Please Chapel service, at Plichta-Bajek Funeral Home, 2325 S. California avenue. ment Bethania cemetery Visitation 2 10. Please omit flowers.

Bi 7-6123. 1970, Lally Mrs. Bridget Lally, nee Quick, beloved wife of the late Patrick J. Lally: ney, mother Patrick Martin T. Laily, of Mary Finnerty, Kathleen road, the late, Helen and Nora Laily: from grandmother of 14: great-grandmother Lake five.

Funeral Tuesday, 8:45 a. Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 3737 W. street, to St. Bede the Venerable church. ave- Interment St.

Mary's cemetery Native County Mayo, Ireland. 735-4242. papers please copy. of Leipzig Joseph P. Leipzig, beloved husband the late Edna: loving father of at Joseph, Robert, and the late Leipzig; five grandchildren; one grandchild.

Services Tuesday, 2. p. at Lawrence Funeral Home, 4800 Austin avenue. Interment Irving away home, cemetery. 736-2300.

one Lelli Park, Urban Lelli of 9437 Ridgeway San Evanston, May 31, 1970, husband Anne Boyd Lelli: father of Mrs. J. Schornack of Old Greenwich, four grandchildren; brother of Charles, and Francis Lelli. Chapel, Friends call at Hebblethwaite 1567 lov- avenue, Evanston. Mass 10 a.

m. father day at St. Joan of Are Roman Catholic Carol church and Lawndale Jamie: Interment. Holy Sepulchre and etery. Please omit flowers.

at Livorsi Duane Mary J. Livorsi, nee Twohill, service beloved wife Marie of Michael: loving, of Rose FU- Michael T. sister of Tulsa, and Robert Twohill: fond grandmother made 12. Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a. Belmont Funeral Home 7120 W.

the mont avenue Mass 10 a. at wife cemetery. Information 286-2500. Francis Borgia church, Interment of Tues- Lullo Funeral See Grace Foleno notice. to St.

Maleney Michael the Robert late Maloney, Michael and fond Nellie brother of Garrity: the late, nephew of Nellie Edward, and McTigue and Madge Berkel. Ina at Thomas J. Cooney Sons Green- Home, Wednesday, 9:15 m. to. St.

3552 Southport avenue. fond church. Interment All Saints. W. Marotto beloved husband of John Marotto, flowers.

Marotto, nee Taken; dear father of society lis Ann Colantuno, Joan would Marcolte, and John J. fond granfather of five: brother of Helen Bilotta, Jean Bellis. Ann James, Ed, and the late Rotary Josephine ler. Member of Chicago club. lieu of flowers, contributions to Fund appreciated.

Funeral Tuesday, Rita 2, 9:30 a. to St. Edmund Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Gregory.

Visitation at Smith Funeral Home, Sharon. Madison street, Oak Park, Monday. of Stramik. Masor Blake- See Mary Masor Stein notice. Inter735-4242.

McNichols John T. McNichols, beloved husband the late Veronica, nee O'Connor; dear loving ther of Robert Lawrence of of Mary Anderson, Dorothy Home, Services late Poss, Jack McNichols: grandfather William (Ciara), Melvin, and brother of James, and Funeral Tuesday, June 2, 9:15 Rand- from Collins Funeral Home, 5350 North avenue, to Our Lady Help Christians church. Mass Member 10 a. of m. H.

ment Mount Carmel. 1970, TU 9-8844. Nata- of Miller Martha E. Walter Miller, Miller. Steve Berg, mother beloved of wife.

Marie of Audrey Green mother Danny Green: sister of from Mayme Houlihan. Catherine Emma McDonald, and 10 others. Paul Wednesday, June 9 a. m. 10 St.

Jo- church. Mass 9:30 m. Mount Carmel. Visitation Madison at street. Smith Park, Monday after 6 p.

m. neral Home, 245 Mol, dearest father of James late Mol Hinzz Bruno Carol Patricia: fond Louise brother Dinas, and of Joseph Serv- Rodriguez, Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 road, from Broda Funeral Home, 1734 W. Interment street, to St. 927-3717. Joseph church.

Resurrection. Monaco See Sarah J. DeNardo notice. Nadrowski Ferdinand Nadrowski, husband of the late Mary. nee Grabowski; loving father of Peter Sylvia (the late Danz, Harriet Honsa, and Ted devoted grandfather of eight; dear great-grandfather of two.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Gogolinski. Trofimuk Funeral Home, 1850 N. Wood street, corner of Cortland, to St. Mary the Angels church.

Interment Adalbert. HU 6-0258. Nalecz F. Nalecz loving brother of Joseph late Veronical, John, and Ann 1zycka; fond uncle of Eleanor Kamys, Leonard and Joseph grandnieces and nephews and cousins. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.

from Demnicki Funeral Home, 3630 W. George street Park, near Milwaukee to St. Hyacinth church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

Member of K. of C. Lafayette council, No. 361, and C. 0.

0. No. 1167. 772-6630. Nelson Catherine V.

Nelson, nee McAuliffe, beloved wife of the late John E. Nelson, CPD; fond mother of E. Jr. and Robert F. Nelson; grandmother of seven.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a. from McPhee Funeral Home, 7133 S. Western avenue, to St. Adrian church. Mass 9:45 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. PR 6-0777. Nelson Roy L. Nelson, beloved husband of the late Anna; dear father of Inez Ross and Ardelle Daly; loving grandfather of Robert, Kevin, and Brian Daly.

Services Wednesday, June 3, at m. at Drake Son Funeral Home. 5303 N. Western avenue. In lieu of flowers, donations to your favorite charity.

Visitation after 7 p.m. Monday, 561-6874. O'Connell Regina, nee Riley, O'Connell, age 72. of 1207 Greenwood street, Evanston. beloved wife of the late Dr.

Franklin T. O'Connell; fond mother of Dr. Franklin T. Robert Dr. Jerome D.

O'Connell, and Mrs. James R. Nash; also 12 grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, 10:45 a. from Fitzgerald Franklin Funeral Home, 1571 Maple avenue, Evanston, to St.

Mary's church. Mass 11:15 a. m. Interment All Saints' cemetery. Visitation 2 to 10 p.

m. Tuesday. UN 9-2900. Paloian Edward Paloian, beloved husband Helen, nee Dorsey; loving father Gregory, Mary Ann, and Maureen: loving son of Mary and the late Sam Paloian; fond brother of Zuvart Mickelian. Funeral Tuesday, June 2, 1970, 10 a.m., from Poterek Funeral Home, 5735-43 W.

Fullerton avenue, corner Mango, to St. Gregory the Illuminator Armenian church. Interment family lot. BE 7-6400. Passero Ann Passero, nee Spatafore, loving wife of Frank; beloved mother of Joann Zapotocky and Marlene Cooper: dear sister of Yolanda, Frances Saladino, Josephine DeGirolamo, Rosemary Signore, and Frank Spatafore; dearest grandmother of Tony Frank.

Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from the Galewood Funeral Chapels, 1857 N. Harlem avenue, to St. Louise de Marillac church, La Grange. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Please omit flowers. Visitation Monday, after 6 p. m.

889-1700. Pastek Anton Pastek, beloved band of Marie, nee Cerven; dear father of Josephine M. J.J Caracciolo; brother of John of New Jersey and Florian Paczczak and Ignatius Europe: many nieces and nephews. neral Tuesday, 9 a. from Soltes Chapel, 2746 W.

51st street, to St. Turibjus church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Resurrection.

PR 6-7257. Pauly William E. Pauly, beloved husband Helen nee Chatka: dear father Ronald and Roger grandfather of three; dear nephew Emma Pahnke. Services, Tuesday, 2, p. at Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N.

Central avenue. Interment Acacia Park. Visitation after P. Monday. Perisich Radovan Perisich, beloved band of Marina; fond father of Angela Brown, Mina Fishell and nice Toney: eleven grandchildren; one sister in Yugoslavia.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from Kompare neral Home, 9858 S. Commercial avenue, to St. Archangel Michael Serbian dox church. Services 10 a.

m. Interment St. Sava cemetery, Libertyville, 111. 8-8800. Petersen Mildred D.

Petersen, dearly beloved of the late Thor Petersen; beloved of Millicent Solesky: loving grandmother John and Marty Solesky; dear of Eunice Goeppinger; fond aunt Donald Goeppinger, Services Tuesday, a. at the Lawrence Funeral 4800 N. Austin avenue. Interment wood cemetery. PE 6-2300.

Poat Jennie Poat of Fridhem Baptist 11404 S. Bell, beloved wife of the Joseph; grandmother of one. Services Tuesday, June 2, p.m., at Edgar neral Home, 10900 S. Cicero. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens Visitation after 3 p.m.

Monday. 423-1600 or 0876. Powers Susan Powers, nee Bohnen, age beloved wife of the late Charles; sister Barbara Ribbentrop; aunt Helen Issel, John Blank, Verna LeRov, and Howard Ribbentrop. Wednesday, 9:15, a. me.

from Funeral Home, 7133 S. Western to St. Walter church. Mass 10 Interment St. Mary's PR 6-0777.

tion after 5 p. m. Monday. Pratl Joseph Pratt, dearly beloved husband Theresa Oswald Pratt; dear brother Louis Prati and Rose Oswald. Visitation after 3 p.

m. Sunday. Funeral 10:15 a. from Sheehy Funeral 8243 S. Ashland avenue, to St.

More church. Mass 11 a. m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.

Please omit ST 3-7700. Prilik Charles R. Prilik, beloved husband Mae, nee Gordon: fond brother of Sania, Max, and the late Dora loving uncle of many nieces nephews. Services Monday, 2:30 p. Piser North Suburban Memorial 9200 Skokie boulevard, Skokie.

Interment Westlawn. In lieu of flowers, memorial to Cancer research will be appreciated. Friends are asked to pay their at time of service. 679-4740. Pucci See Angela Salvador notice.

Ramp Ellen Ramp of St. Andrew's home, formerly of Oak Park, fond sister of Ann Markey and the late Fred C. Ramp. Visitation after 7 p.m. Monday, Donnellan Funeral Home, 10045 Skokie boulevard at Old Orchard road.

Mass 9 a. m. Tuesday, St. Andrew's home, 7000 N. Newark avenue, Niles, 111.

terment Mount Carmel. 675-1990. Rasmussen Lars A. Rasmussen, husband of the late Meta: father of Ruth Scollay and Helen Rasmussen; grandfather of three; great-grandfather of fond brother of Lillian Rasmussen. Resting at Ryan-Parke Funeral Home, 120 S.

Northwest highway, Park Ridge, where servIces will be held Tuesday, June 2, at 1:30 p. m. Interment Waldheim. tion after p. m.

Sunday, 50 year member of 1. B. of E. local 134. Memorials to St.

Andrew Lutheran church, Park Ridge, 111., or Lutheran General hospital would be appreciated. Reissel Dr. Michael I. Reissel, beloved husband of Ethel, nee Zwick; dear father of Dr. Pearl Gollin; loving grandfather of Susanne, Joan, and Roberta Gollin; fond brother of Jack S.

Services Tuesday, 11 a. at Piser North Suburban Memorial Chapel, 9200 Skokie boulevard, Skokie. Interment Memorial Park. Friends are asked to pay their respects at time of service. 679-4740.

Rickwardt Fred A. Rickwardt, husband of the late Lillian. Visitation at Laver Funeral Home, 1722 Shermer avenue, Northbrook, Monday, after 6 p.m. Funeral Tuesday, 11 a. at Northbrook Village church Interment St.

Peter's, Northbrook. Please omit flowers. 0148. Rohlmeier Roland W. Rohimeier of Elmhurst, 111., beloved husband of Helene: dear father of Roland W.

son of Ruth and the late Herman: brother of Evelyn Moninger. Everett, and Earl. Resting at Gells Funeral Home, 180 S. York street. Bensenville, 111..

where service will be Mount held Tuesday, 11 8. m. Interment Emblem. Visitation Monday, m. to 10 p.

m. 766-3232. Rubin Anna Rubin, nee Zamis, late of Westchester, formerly of Cicero, beloved wife of Frank: dear mother of Edward and Charles sister Joseph Zamis and Emil Lasfofka: grandmother of six. Services 2:30 p.m.. H.

Marik Sons. 6507 W. Cermak road, omit Berwyn. flowers. Visitation beginning MonInterment Woodlawn.

Please day, P. 9. GU 4-6310. Ruedel Edward E. Ruedel, beloved husband of the late Eda; loving father of Dennis E.

and James E. dear grandfather of seven: fond brother of Kenneth E. and Juanita Baxter. Mee Ramme Funeral Home, 3910 Irving Park road. Service 10 m.

Tuesday. Interment Forest Home cemetery. IR 8-0038. Ryan Josephine E. Ryan, nee Gleason, dear wife of the late Benlamin, Set.

CPD; beloved mother of George Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 from the Funeral Home, 2929 W. street, to St. Ethelreda church. Interment Holy 636-2600. Visita.

tion after 1 p. m. Sunday. 3 of at of hus- Fu- of of June m. husBer- Ortho- SO wife mother sister ef 11 Home, Ridge.

home. late Fu- 723- 86, fond Davi, Funeral McPhee avenue, Visita- of Tuesday, Home, Thomas flowers. of Edith Weiner: and at Chapel. respects avenue, of John Anna. may Maple avenue, cem- dearly mother and William of from BelSt.

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