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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1966 Section 2 9 AGGIE DEATH NOTICES yA CAM CN SAY THAT Sleeping Bear Lakeshore O.K. Is Urged Sternal Frank Sternal, beloved husband of Ann Neuman Sternal; fond father of Frank (Casimiral. Ann Rooert) Titter, and Barbara; dear trandtether of Sherry, Larry, and Glenn Sternal. Funeral Thunder, a. from Kerrioen Funeral Home.

15U S. Ashland avenue, to St. Basil church. Mas 9:30 a. m.

Entomo-ment Oueen of Heaven. Member of Loral Order of Moos lodge. No. 765 and Midwest Grocery Assn. Visitation after 3 a.

m. Tuesday. PR O-O031. SUcfater Daniel E. Stichter.

beloved husband of Pauline levin father of Charlotte I Donald! -Chessee. Donna (William J.I Peuk; dearest (landlather of seven. Rest-In, at Terrace Funeral Home. ml Milwaukee avenue. Funeral Wednesday.

:30 a. to St. Thecle church. Interment St. aoseor) cemetery.

Visitation Tuesday alter 10 a. m. VO 0-730. Straub Etmer Straub, Juno 0. beloved bus-band of Florence M.

Straub; devoted father of Alan; fond brother of the tat Melvm J. Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a. m. from Donne I Ian Funeral Home, 10525 S. Western avenue, to Bethlehem Lutheran Church.

11 a. m. service. Interment Oak Hill. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the Bethlehem Lutheran Church Memorial Fund will be aopreciated.

8E I-0C7S. Strey Dr. Nicholas C. Stray, beloved husband of Marv or Blilinost devoted brother of Frank Theresa Zueoner. Fred and the lot Johanna Eeeer and Albert.

Funeral Wednesdav. 10 30 a. from Pfaff Funeral Homo, 5001 Lincoln, avenue, to Queen of Angela church, fnterment All Saints comelerv. Please omit flowers. T2H70O.

Snettzer Edna M. Sweltier. beloved dauohier of th 11 Anton and Mary; fond sister of Ceil Clark. Irvlnd Sister Mary Anton. B.

V. Frances Kelleher. Sister Mar Roberta, B. V. and the late Walter and Leon.

At Williams Funeral Home, 11 Lake street. Oak Park. Funeral Wednesday. :30 to St. Catherine of Siena church.

Mass 10 a. nt. Interment Mount Cermet. 848-8784. AliDY CAPPr ICont.

from preceding page) Felczarski John M. Peklerski. Beloved husband el Franc PiIciotiii; tear inw of Erl I Jove I Kroil Arthur (Florence) Pells: levin rentffarner of Don Id ISnirwv) Kroil. Snirie IRictwrdl hii and ftaeert IMerr Jo I Pells; weat rendcniidren. Funeral Wednesday.

e. m. from Bia-Lm Funeral Home. 4777 W. lOJd street.

Ca Lawn, to SI. Germain cnurcn. Interment Holy SeeuW enre ceme'erv. For transportation Information, call NE e-IIM or 715-423. leave omit flowers.

Philosophos Geore A. PWiosophos. let of 1441 N. Lockaood. beloved hutband of Anna; dear tamer of Loun I Karl.

Connie Harris. Theresa IWiuiem) Malser, Came, and Evelyn I Thomas I Skeikosj irand-temee of 10; brother of Helen Krtnoas, Perer. and Bert I Theodore I Kontos. Funeral Wednesdav. 11 noon, from Krin-oas ft Waruilo Chapel.

54C0 W. Harrison street, to St. Hrtmoos church. Interment Elrmvood. In lieu of flowers, elease mate donations to St.

MaralamDos church. AU 1'oulopoulos Nancv Pouloooulos. nee Aiardo. let of SSI W. Qurncv.

beloved wife of tne Arisredes; dear mother of Peter IMII-dteal. Paul. Anoeiine. Nicholas IBerfvl. Jonn IHeienl.

Christine lAlohonsel Colli. Antoinette I Jonn Colli. Emilv IJohnl Pleasant. Ann, tHarrvl Sackeison. end GeorM IBevenvl.

Funeral TnurvJar. 10:30 a. from Krlns ft Aeriuilo Chaoel. SaCO W. Harrison street, to Assumption church.

Interment Elrmvood. AU 7-ooCO. Powell Adoioll owell. beloved husband of Netii. nee Peiecki; fond tatner of Natalie Robert) Pope: of Rooert, Ronald.

Rov. and Raion Pooe; brother .1 Pnwall in Lithuania; COuSm LOOK AUTE, IF VERDONfT -fL-VPACK IT IM, IlL AVE YER UP BEggllsfe Washington, June 20 The interior department recommended today enactment of a Senate-passed bill to set aside the Sleeping Bear dunes in western Michigan as a national lakeshore. Stanley A. Cain, assistant secretary of interior, told a House interior subcommittee that President Johnson in 1963 and again this year named the proposed lakeshore as one of the park and recreation areas that should be established. Covers Acres The proposed lakeshore on Lake Michigan would include about 46,100 acres in Benzie and Leelanau counties.

Of this, about 37,600 acres are in INDIANA G. q. P. STATE PARLEY OPENS TODAY 19 Candidates Seek 11 Nominations Indianapolis, June 20 OD- One of the most uncertain contests in recent history for Indiana secretary of state added spirit to the eve of the Republican state convention. Merrymaking prevailed at the headquarters of the three aspirants today.

It was needed because it is hard to arouse feverish interest in tomorrow's convention in which no senatorial or gubernatorial seats were at stake. There were 19 candidates for 11 nominations. Five contests shaped up long before today's deadline for filing or withdrawing, and six candidates were assured of automatic nomination for lack of opposition. 3 Seek Nomination The battlers for secretary of state are Charles W. Edwards.

Spencer, former G. O. P. floor leader of the Indiana House; former state Sen. Edgar D.

Whltcomb. Seymour: and Greenfield Mayor Berry S. Hurley, former president of the Indiana Mayors' association. The party leaders and delegates obtained a preview of the party's probable platform provided by Arch N. Bobbitt.

chairman of the convention resolutions advisory Lekm Michigan SOUTH (Jmanitou ISLAND "71 beloved wife of th -J aid street. Memoer of Carpenters Soorlie Svpnlewskt ltm Thantnre: fond mother of Of. JOSOOIt clei moa fHE'S KEN AT TK FAPWriLS tot? wV" Unicn. local No. 10.

Interment Lithuanian National. LU 2-J0C0. FRED ASSET" CM, NO? Jim I I Calm. cdm. UV MICHIGAN TUVEKSf NOFOSEO stnpiJia ini Hants nix UKESKOUE 10 MifS Powers Morr Ellen Powers, beloved Seueriter of the late Patrick and Ellen: oear sister of Jams, Thomas.

Maraaret Cavanauuh. Patrick, and th late Edward Funera Wvdnesdav. a. from Becvar Funeral Directors. 571 S.

,0, Call church. Interment Ho' Sepulchre. Member of St Anthony th 3d order of St. Francs. o-30d.

Prochenski Sanie W. Prochenski of De Riaines. oeoved husband of Marv, dear father of R. chard and Cynthia Lischaih: four randcnilciren; son-in-law of Anna and Walter Za.esny. Funeral wednesdav.

30 Funarel Home. Lte. at Rerr street. De Plalnes. to S.

Sleonen church Mas 10 a. m. Entombment Oueen Heaven. ''5I5S. RAIKFOXT I Dr.

RuthJ Zn'. Dr. Theodore (Frances), and Irene I Leonard I Utecttt; trend-father of four; of Two. Funeral Wednesday. Juno 27.

at :30 a. m. from Kolssak Funeral Home. 2SJ-5 W. Division, cor.

of Klldare. to St. Francis of Assist church. Interment SI. Adalbert's.

AL 7-300. Thorpe Harry E. Thoroe. beloved husband Vioia. he Nelson; kvln father Mrs.

Carol IGeoroel Cuth, Mrs. Doris IJerryJ DeRoie, Mrs. Marion (Richard) Victor and Mrs. Vlreims IRobertl Beckers devoted son of Anno and the let Harry E. Thorp; brother of Warrant dear randfatnr of to.

Services Wednesdav, June J7, 19 a. at Drak ft Son Funeral Home. 5301 N. western avenue. Interment Riduewoe) cemetery.

Sol-eava. Tinsley Murrell Tinsley. late of 83 Dnt avenue, beloved husband of Kathleen; fond tether of Pame.u and Micnaei; brother of Flossie Marshall of Louisville. Kv. Funera) Thursdav.

It a. from Thompson Mortuary. 801 Stony Island avenu. Interment Ml. Vernon cemetery.

Informa private ownership. 873 acres are held by the state for park and forest purposes, and about 10O acres are federally owned. Deaths Elsewhere AUTO ACCIDENT I I The lakeshore would be 294 Pustelnlak Phyllis Ann Pusleimak. beloved dagntv I ter of John P. and Sad nee Paiider: PROOF NEEDED IN CASE OF IRON CURTAIN HEIRS Norman Red Benson.

49. ON PROM NIGHT who was master of ceremonies miles from Chicago. The section of the bill which would authorize the federal dearest sisr or mcnero 1 in the 1930s for the National PROVES FATAL SCHEUNEMANN SERVICES SET FOR TOMORROW Services for Kurt H. Scheune-mann. 76.

of 1629 Summit Wheaton. who died yesterday in his home, will be held at 8: till miliar IlL ll aru ft-a, a o.ani.vr I Ravmonl Trost and M.chaei: tond aunt nor. a .4... of Ricky. Denise.

Oiane, Dawn rrrnl arid Candac Funeral Wednesdav. Srrkown. Funer.t Home. AMra A Ti iioi-07 Archer avenue, to S. Richard's lov'd wte of tion 374-1217 itua ms The platform will denounce park land critical ques- Broadcasting company tele- a.

i iL 1 i-iriAH rrAAtriM mm a That eMnM 0-n w. TkM Miss Sheila Bass. 18, of 6132 1I1V tl lfr rW'W w-. I im.it avewi jmmTiaa i Til irTwnrTiin lai Hi rs in niicn in T- it- a iiuii la urj uu. -i ai tier a iibi wwwr ano tV iyl- 'Cn "Vi ep- i T.mr nH in rrnf VMr MonUcello died yesterday Estate lawyers must prove that heirs living behind the iron fo-o oranomotner of nine! 'a'-I icl nam -eu lu uiii -u nmall LOlO.

I. Cnairman Ot i SS2.SJTJ interior committee! conductor of a night tune talk in County hospital of mjunes curtain would actually receive 1 at Mali Funeral Home. He ouestioned whv the state show on Philadelphia radio i suffered early Saturday when went jonnson ireai aocieiy Raw son Helen L. of Mother, EVe'rv beloved 'fe of Joseeh: dear motnar of 440 N. Central avenue.

Interment Acacia Park. The crooosed olatform savs K.MiM nft (fivA ha stfluon WPaCN, of 3 nG3rt 3t- th rar in which she WAS rid- or wivuv oivv v. fyrM bequests from United States rel-. tomorrow the chapel at atives before such funds canff. st- "-vn- be released.

Judge Robert J. carvings-he work Dunne ruled yesterday in Pro- Wetime-wiU be displayed Carol lOOer; i 'ins struck an pillar at the G. O. P. program in Viet t0 the federal government.

He iac- nuaaeipma. n.H Clean. Serite4 TuevJay. Marearet rBaoel Mooan Tynan, dearly Charifln rnid onrl I nVnla 9VA. iara is 10 -win me war un- and other members of tne sub- lmhrr ftf th Sllh- bate court.

at the funeral as a memorial to his handicraft. A senior at Von Steuben Jvviiumi v. nvtuu mn. I The ruling was handed down Hish school, she was returning i Mr. Scheunemann retired in y- increased by estabUshmenl 7 tyLa 5 Called War Party 0f the lakeshore that it would I JJS I frm a prom when the accident connection with the will of m- afer as a thef at Lautertura a.

Oemer ru-eeral Home. JOTO E. NormveM Arllnqton Me'snis. Interment Memory Gardens. 2U-23.

ReNchke Ada B-scniie C.anston. formerly of W.rmema. 'o cf me late Paul Reserve moter of Mr. Chanei McCann ano Booert Resche of Par; two eyenOchildren. Resfino at Wirt.

M. Scott Funeral Chaoei. t60 Sherman avenue, Ea4'on. from 7 'O O. m.

TuesUar. nre serv.ee be and noiaer ot numerous decora-; occurred. and meat cutter in the Black- 1 Surviving are her parents, The proposed declarations more than make up for such cite the Democratic party as a donation, the war party, with four wars Cites Cost to tt tions for service in world war II and the Korean war; of a 3236 Emerald who died April 9, 1956. and left $24,123 to a sister in Lithuania. The bequest has been held by the county treasury, and the state sought to have the money uuuer nit: avciiiuviais aim nunc a.

p. rn. weoneMiay. heart attack at his office in loriu" ''u Fort Knox. tnrce brothers.

Dr. Noel Bass, Harvey, and Leibert. The Hi. Kev. Msgr.

Robert! Thomas J. Dean. 18, of 3339 lin hawk restaurant. 139 N. Wabash av.

He is survived by two sons. Calvin and Paul; a nephew: and a niece. Girl, 15, Drouns St. Joseph. June 20 rial Para- mortal km Ji k.

of the state's park land to probably will be a hush-hush irl iakhnr beloved ertfe of tne lata Ed-ard devoted mother of Robert I Ann I and Laverne lyVHMamt DeFrle: rovtno randmolner of Id: dear oreat-orand-motner of Robert Pun III: fond siiter of Katherine Summerf irld. Helen Gardner. Mario Coonev. and tne late Thome Hooen. Funeral Ttturdey at :5 a.

m. from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4777 W. 103d str-et. Oak Lawn, lo Oueen or Marrvr tnurr.lt Mel or IC: 30 a. m.

Int-rment Moiy Seouicnre. M-moer of Queen of Martyrs Altar Rosary society. 715-4243. VanCata Frank VanCata of t20 S. 37ttl court.

Cicero, beloved ruband of Dorothy, nee Miller; son of Antonio VanCata; brother 0 Marie Franc, Lillian Srch. Verne Davis. Rose Coiebenk. Joseph and Erwin VanCata. Services Wednesday.

10 at Cermak Home for Funerals. S84 W. Cerma road. Interment Mount Auburn cemetery. OL 2-0243.

Vinson Brighton Va3-e Vinson, beloved Husband of Bonnie Irene; dear father of Arlois and Daniel. Member of Community lodge No. IOCS, A. F. A.

M.j Electrical Work ft i local 134; Disabled American Veterans. Northwest cneoler. No. Ja. Masonic services Tuesday, at B-mecke Chaeel.

2271 Lincoln evtnue. Interment Baisam. Kortb Carolina. lUtler Arthur O. Ritter, aie of H.

KMdare avenue. June 10. at Mumsmb Memorial kosoitai. Munisin. be- was $500,000, and that under de Gasperi.

.2. pastor of St. (Octavia av a student at Edward Hladis, head of the issue in view of the party's national stand backing Johnson. Specific G. O.

P. suggestions in government are: Mary's Roman Catholic church Schurz nigh schoolf died early I the bill the federal government would pay about $300,000 for it. state's attorney's civil division Sue anDerDoes, 15. of today in Resurrection hospital argued that such release would cttHai- Hm. xu in Herrin, 111., from 1934 until his retirement in 1960, and a cousin of the late Alcide de 1 The Michigan legislature -A minimum salary of $6,000 nn.

a lrh th. toved nusoeno or nm; Arthur of Munisino; dear brother Of Mr. J. Burton Sutter of Chicago: orend-fa'her of two; uncle several. Funeral Wednesday.

June 71. at 2 o. at 8 overman Hellirae Funeral Home, Interment Mae4o Grove cemetery. Member of Masonic lodoe. two hours after his auto hit a tree at Lunt and Harlem avenues in Niles.

Police said Dean, working as a stockboy. Gasperi, former premier of It aly; in Herrin. a year to decrease resignations moRey wouM gQ t0 local school of teachers. districts within the lakeshore -An increase in mortgage arra lieu of laxes exemptions from the present Cain said that if all the pri. $1,000 to $2,000.

(vate lands within the boundary Priority in highway con- the met tn the Keiyyn Park lodoe. No. I07S. Emoioved I last 33 year by Chiceoo Transit Au- i thorlty. Rati c.nk Dnti.

heinued mb of ttrin. nee be in line with federal policy. t0 save a carnpanion. Judge Dunne replied that news Kthy SchIuttf 13 of St Joseph articles have raised the ques-. in a strong Lake Michigan un-tion whether hers actuary re- dertow at Lion.s ach in St.

ceive funds sent behind the Joseph. Kaihy escaped safelv. iron curtain. He said it was incumbent upon the court to be certain that such heirs get the SKlli TROUBLED? bequests. -i3 lE-JL0 fe: e-55 Chester M.

Geyer. 70. secre-1 was turning into Harlem when tary of the Kittinger company he lost controL of Buffalo, and an associate! Martin Sheehan, 24. of 5337 Bertucci. and tne late Bruno; b'otner ot i Vittta Sam iTheresal Saierno, Roe (Joseohi ctruftiAn tft liminatf "dpath in of the firm for 46 years: Buffalo.

samuei j. vitene. beloved husband of iecjerai govemmeni wouiu ue Amelia, nee Macaluso: fond brother of traDS between Sections Of as rllarc trs about 9.5 million dollars. In joseon. Aioerr.

ano i-ran ciceraru. .1 Russa. and the late Theresa Zenofio. addition, he said development of recreation facilities would cost about 14.5 million dollars. Caruso.

Cathenno lranm Caruso. n- oeiine Gironda. Joseonme lAnthonrl Barbara. Fred B. (Irene) Orr.

Bruno Jr. iA-eiine Sciortino. the late jemes and Vito; brother-in-law of Katharine Harrl. Ane Bediow. and the Ja'e Dominick Gironda.

Funeral Friday. 1:30 a. from Michael Coietta Son Funeral Heme. 2600 S. Wentworth.

to Santa Maria tncoronete church. Mass at -M lane auu uic uctiwfr- ment of improved job-to-home highway and street routes." Adams was killed and a passenger in his auto was injured Sunday night when Shee-han's auto went out of control and struck a tree in Illinois highway 14 near Harvard in McHenry county. The passen 2 De Pauic Students Funeral Wednesdav. at 9:45 a. trom the Belmont Funeral Home.

7120 W. Belmont, to Our Lady of Anqcis church. R-ouiem mass at 11 a. m. Interment Mount Cermet cemetery.

286-25CO or 281-7744. tha-satids of sufcrt'ts of torn. Kcsms. piles, wss atletlj FOOT. SKIN.

DiAPER PSH. of AU DRUGGISTS LEG ULO OINTMENT CURE FOR DRUG AILS His name is James L. Goooard. and he the near chief of tne Food and Dru9 Administration. Read of his no-nonsense innovations In the June 26 Chicago Tribune "The most rigid economy, i elimination of waste, elimina-, es.m.

magazine. a. m. Interment Mount tarmei. saa-ieoi.

i Visilatloa after 7:30 m. OlgM John M. Von. beloved husband of Mar- ger, Thomas Marren. 24, ofi 5223 Adams was taken toj the.

nee Romeo: dear brother of Edward tion of unnecessary or overlap- WUUiN Lib A 1 AL ping jobs, and a return to sane, UITCH Tvjr. sensible, and efficient govern- rl 1 A IN 4V Kupiett Mayfha Ruoieta. nee Hansen, of the DaniM Old Peooles home, lovina wile of the tare Herman; beloved mother of Arline RiecH: fond daughter of Anna Continued Republican sup- WIFE IN GENEVA Killed in California Madera. June 20 IUPD Two De Pauw university students were killed Saturday when their small sedan rolled over after a tire failed and they were thrown from the vehicle near here. The victims were Randall Lee Wilson.

20, of Akron, and Paul I. Steen-aert, 21, of The Netherlands. Both were students at De Pauw in Greencastle. Ind. port of civil rights, but opposi tion to "racial disturbances." IJosle).

Frank. Geo roe IBessl. Anoeiino Goodward. Martha Red tern. Hattie I Mow-era) Keitner.

and Annie (Christ Rosinski. Funeral Wednesday. :30 a. trom Maiec and Son Funeral Heme. (34-1S N.

Ashland avenue, to Holy Trinity cnurcn. Interment St. Adalbert s. 431-5SC0. Walesa ThaddeuS Walesa, beloved husband of Anytime, nee Lesntewski; Isvino father ot James; devoted son of the late S' ante and Meryann; son-in-law of Alee and th late Veronica Lesniewski; fond brother of Steohenie Caskosai.

El telle Lowenbereer. Anthony and Michael WaieA. Funeral Wednesday. June 22 Harvard hospital lor treatment of head and leg injuries. Up to midnight Sunday, 259 persons had been killed in traffic accidents in Cook county since Dec.

31 Of these, 149 were in Chicago, where 19,832 persons were injured in the same period. Petersen; sister of Alviit Hansen; orano- mother of Randall and Corlvnn Riec. Funeral service Wednesday. 2:45 o. at Ni-isen Funeral Home.

1301 W. Fuller-, ton avenue. Interment Mount Olive. Rusnarczyk Anton Rumarczyk. dear husband of the late Roia'ia; fond father of Soohia I Walther Mathesius, 82.

who was found shot in his home at 523 James Geneva, on Sunday along with his wife, Ebba. 81, died yesterday in Delnor Want Ad Story 9 a.m. to noon nr A lY hospital. St Charles. Mrs.

(Johnl Memarich. Dr. Gone Itaroil Rusnak of Mr. View. and Alice IRoorrtl Silvers of Los Angeles.

eraodtatner ot 10; brother of Jedwiso J- i-f IV JTX XT. rf arrival at 10:15 a. m. from Colonial Funeral i ttuJ.T'VLX'uZJllL DITTC T7ITT 1 A IT at the hospital. I Sf 4-034A w-." 4a- Their son.

Herman, who lives Uet brook JlNTO BOAT SALE t. 5- L'Ullvt lie saw uai una 01 1 tWti better Tit ahiai nriniit. Louise Wesrerooas. Juno 12. tvee.

laro of 714S South iDeiesido enue, dearly beloved axle of Curtis Westbrooks; be- "After talking to a number; a. m. Sunday and found 1 1 IU1 1 WJUWJ tner AJKj ra.on. NAary lino Rev. of people.

I decided that a them wounded when he returned 5 want ad wmld be a ia.e in the day. tn. i fx t0 171 boat. said police said the couple left a services held at Roans' Temoie. Thomas Mayes, 1634 Columbia.

note explaining the act. A .25 it certainly was. caliber pistol and a .32 caliber, Jacob! Kurek. Funeral Wednesday, -30 a. from Wolniek Funeral Home.

5700 S. Pulaski road to St. Turibius church, Resurrection cemtr. PO 7-oioa Schiavone Paaua'e Scniavone lovin husband ot Cermiii. nee Galio; beloved father of P-t ivirqiniai, Jonn IVoiannaU 1kv Piseitelli and Minnie fjohn) DPenlieo: dea." brothrr of Armanoo: tond ornrt- twiner ot ereatirandlaihr of two.

Fort rt Wednesday, at a m. trom tne Rcsario D. Saierno Son's Funeral Home. iou W. Norm avenu.

to Our Lady of the Aneel church. ntntbmrnf Qu-en ot Htaven Mausoleum. ME 7 0440 and ME 7-050. Christine Sesald. nee Weoer, beloved wife ot the late John lovi'io mother of Joanette Hofmann, John Marv i lel.

Alice Mutter, and Grace Hemi; dear sister of France Sieder and Frank: tond brandrrofher of ral-rand- i mother ol 10. Funeral Thursday. :45 I a. from Liddy Chaoel. 4920-24 Irvin Park road, to St.

Peter's church. Skokie. III. Inlerment All Samts. Ki 5-4220.

uao cemetery. nictAl usra fniinri at thPtr Sine. 1 til a ivi ivim days, beginning on a Thursday. Mathesius. who held a ioc-and I really didn't expect very I torate in engineering from his many phone calls.

But response native Germany, retired in 1951 was very satisfactory, and I as president of Geneva Steel Wolf Joseph Wolf, beloved huosend of Llaov. nee Rubens; dear lather ot Joy and the late Lynne; tond brother of raiinme Finkel of Oakland. the late Sarah, and William; devoted son of the late Jennie and Anklwcl: son-in-lavy of Jennie and the ktte Jack Rubens. Services Wednesday. 3:30 e.

at ser Memorial Chaoel. JiO Broadway. Interment Anshe Emet Section. Memorial Park. Friends are aktd to oay their rtsaectt at th time service.

LO 1-4740. Wolf man kviiney Woifman. une l. 164 aoo sold tne ooat ngnt away. i rompday.

uusiui luh i i7-fnn I States Steel corporaUoii. tie liner some distance away, and recognized as one of Amer- ica's greatest metallurgists. FIX BROKEN DENTURES III at first I made appointments to see the boat 1 traveled between the boat and the phone so much I finally stationed someone at the phone while I stayed at the boat. Nobody dickered about my $950 price, and I promptly sold the boat for that figure. I'm definitely satisfied." tittle girls (and big girls, too) notice a man's hair or the lack of it.

So docs he. He knows that thin hair or baldness will make him look much older than he really is, and that "look older" is a handicap in business as well I. be'oved husband of the late Nellie dear father of Florence IGeoroel Levle of Oanard. Laurence P. (Ado-linel Woitman, and Janette Lerov! frand-fatner ot three and reet-vendtether of nmo.

Member of LeFevette lodoo. No. 25. P. A A.

and patron of Chevron chaster No. t07. Q. E. S.

At Lam and Son Chaoel. 3501 N. A inland avenue, after 7 p. m. Tuesday, and where services will be held Wednesday.

Juno 72. at 3 m. Interment Rosehill. Masonic services under auspices ot Chicago lodge. No.

4J7. A. F. A. Tuesday at :30 P.

m. Wolniakowskl Joseelt Wolniakowski. beloved husband of Veronica, nee Maiewski; levin father of Irene I Walter I Biama. Stanley (Dorothvl. AT HOME IH MINUTES Amaaim bow Qwk-fix repair broke plxtea.

fciieia eraek and repleee teeth hkeBevr.FraMl t-tsj touaet KoenecieJ tort edd. No costly danUl bill. WorkaererT tim yoat motley bark. Accept ao ubetitute, alway aak for Semasko Vaodaleno Semeske. beloved wire of the late Walter; levino mim of Loti.

Laurie Baweiek. Jean, end Irene; mother, in-law ot Edward D'Arjo. Dominick Loaro and Wilson: dvvoted orend-motner of eiaht; oeat-trardmomer of 13. Funeral Wediosdy. Juno 22, at a.

from Co'omal Funeral Home. 67 SO Milwaukee avenue, to Immaculate Hrt of Marv cnurcn. Interment St. Adalbert. SP 4-uoa.

Sendziak John I Jack) Sendiiak. beloved Husband ot Sally, nee Sewciek; lovino brother ot Emit ILIHian). Anthonv, Jr. IMariel. Waiter IFIorencei Sendiiol and Emily Irno lata Celvtnl CienKus; tond son ot tne late Anthony and Aenes Sendiiol dear brolner-in-lavy of Bernico Sier.

Ann Co lone, Joseok, Waiter IMariel. and Edward (Eliiaoelht Sewcnk; uncle ot many niece and neohows. Relin at Sendtiak Funeral Home. 2654 w. 21st street.

Funeral Wednesdav. V1J nr. from chaeel. to St. John church.

Interment Chaoel Hill Garden South. Member of Casimir Pulaski lodoe No. li7. A. F.

A A. Ancient Accreted Scoftislt Ritej Med.nab Temolet Medmah Bras Band; and Chicago Federation ot oniuiih cum- pi ihrr mt HOSPITAL IN TMf HINTERLANDS If called Hooedele shining, model ol what rural hospital car can be Tike. Learn more in th Jun 2 Chicago TrlOun meg. line. OftimiTlO 111 All Druf Stores I AltVCKTlMEME.MTt Frank.

Wilter IViroiniat. jeanette. iwnore liAiiiiiaml Ohiman, Chester ILaVernel and the lata Ederd IConslancel; dear brother of Sieve 1 lAnnal. In Poland, brothers and sisters; 1 nrandtather ot 2s and oreat-oranofather ot four. Funeral Wednesday.

June 22. :30 a. from John M. Patka Funeral Home. T25-5a W.

Slst street, to St. Jonn of God church. Inrrrment Rrsur- i ruction cemetery. BO 5257. Zangara Frank Zanejra, beloved Husband of Marie, nee Ciprlano; tovine, father of Doctors Say: "Shrinking Hemorrhoids is Not Enough" MEDICAL RfcPORT Latest medical research prtrset tbart infeclioo is Ihe predominant cause of anorectal diseases, including (piles) hemorrhoids.

Clinical studies show that merely "shrinkint hemorrhoids does not cause the infection to disappear, and to aid correction of the-condition the medication should fight the infection. as in social hie. So, when a little girl, or bis girl, notices that your hair is getting thin "you'd better see Thomas." Thomas treatment overcomes the major local causes of thinning hair, removes dandruff, relieves scalp itch. Your chance to beat baldness is enhanced by, the new Thomas treatment given under the supervision of three specialists. First you personally consult a Thomas expert (without charge or obligation).

Your health history is then studied by the Thomas medical director (a physician). He is aided by reports supplied to him by a bacteriologist, who analyzes sebum specimens from your scalp. The Thomas treatment you receive is determined by the finding of the medical director and bacteriologist. Come In today for free consultation. No appointment is required.

If the examination and tests disclose that your condition is untreatable you axe frankly told so. One such untreatable kind of hair loss is male pattern baldness, which causes the great majority of baldness and for which no treatment is effective. A product prescribed and used 3 are to be corrected. No matter what you have used Musician Local No. 10.

A. t. m. Visitation Irons Monday at O. m.

Bi 7-7240. Sheets an Martin S. nee Man. dearly beloved son Thomas F. and Mary, nee Bovie; brother of Thomas F.

Alice John and Mary B. Funeral Thursday. June J3, at t-IJ trom Ahem Funeral Home. I0 Madison street. Oak Park.

to Resurrection church. Mass at 10 a. m. Int-rmet Queen of Heaven, Member of local 3V. Inri Union of Ooer.

aiso iraduate of Marmich Military academy. KE 3.234 or EU 0-5700. Smice Amelia Smlce of 24 S. Ardmore avenue. Vina Part.

sister of the late Minnie Greer and Emll Heoert. At Pedersen-Rhero Mortuary. 4JS M. York street. Elmhurst.

where services will be field Wednesday. 10:30 r. Interment Prairie R-sose cemetery. Amboy. III.

TE 4-II3X Smith Edward) J. Smith, dearly beloved husband of tne tale Dora; devoted father of Clarence Schoo; tond brother of Carev. Mereret. and William. Funeral Wednev dev.

at t'4S a. from McKeon Funeral Homo. 17th street at Low avenue, to Immaculate Concretion cnurcn. Mass at 10:30 a. m.

Inlerment Holy Seeulcnro. Nathaniel Ann. Mary. Sebastian "Bud" IFrences). Rose IJoseoht and the late Nicholas IPnyiiist; fond irand-tatner of 15; great-grandfather ol tour.

Funeral Wednesday. II: JO a. from Dei let ano Home. 5515 W. Chicago avenue, to Our Lady of the Anse's cnufh Interment Mount Carmel.

ES o-oOJC. Zaher Helen A. 2itt. net Staimeseh. beloved vole of Stephen; loving mother of LO'S Mao and Carol Anns daughter of th late Steven and Frances Stalmeseki tutor of Raymond (Gutttel.

Steven I Ann I. Levis IMildredl S'aimasek. and the late Antoinette Mihelik; daughter. In-lan of Paulino (the lot Loulsj Zatwri sisrer-ln-lew Of Ooldl SnoOle. George) I Susan and th late Charles Zahor.

Funeral Thursday, June 2X 196a. a. tn. front Berwvit Funeral Home. 321 S.

Harlem avenu. Bemvn. to Noire Dam church. Clarendon Hills, for solemn euiem high mass at 10 a. m.

interment Our Lady of Sorrows. Member of Notre Dam council of Catholic Women, and vice-chairmen of N. D. Medical Missions comm. OU 4-4111 or BI 2-20.

Ziemann Roger Anrnonv Ziemann ot Merry Meade! farm. Wavne, memorial services. Father John Stleoer will celebrate a reouiem eucharist for the repose ot ihe soul of Roger A. Ziemann at I ipr" trvw cr by doctors for over twenty years to fight the infection that causes hemorrhoids is now available at drug counters without a prescription. This product is packaged as PRO'-ANAL Rectal Treatment and is available in convenient single dose units.

Treatment was tested in clinical cases leading university hospitals for live years. The remarkable results obtained through use of this formula have been published in leading medical journals, confirming Ihe facts in up-to-date medical text books thtet infection must be RADIO in the past, try PRO-ANAL Rectal Treatment and see what a truly professional medication can do for you. PRO'-ANAl Rectal Treatment is the only formula for hemorrhoids, now available with out a prescription, that has been used by doctors to treat hemorrhoids, and other anorectal defeases, for over 20 years. packaged in individual, disposable applicators each in a plastic bag. Use it.

and if not completely satisfied, your money will be re-fuTrded by The R-P Comrwiry, Inc. Tvfca, Oklahoma. a. world's FOREMOST. OFFICES loon North South Oak Park 30 XT.

Wahinton 3166 Liurol.i 26.8 W. T.ih 1 123 Lake St. 24 MMINnuaM rtl.s. IMiite 1300) (Suilr I02l ISmite 2121 6oK.sn 28I.2170 421-8288 ELrlirl 3-6662 VOICE OF LABOR-CHICAGO YA i Stanford Fred Stanford, levin? son of the late Michael and Alvina Stanford: fond CiJ-n of Michael. John, and Marie Welle.

and the Anna Stantord: une'e of live niece and neenews. Restiio Camooney and Son Funeral Home, 5133 W. Mad son street, whero service will be held Tues- dev. of I A. Interment Weidheim.

the Eeiscooel Church of St. Columbia on Irving Park road (route 11 In th Village of Hanover Park, cast of rout 5. at a. m. Wednesday.

June 22. Omit flowers. Donation to Oeinor hosaital. St. Charles.

HI. (Separate Departments for Men and Women in All Offices) HOURS 1 1 A.M. P.M., SAT. 10 A.M. 3 P.M.

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