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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1962 DEATH NOTICES HINSDALE GIRL KILLED WHEN DEATH NOTICES IlICIC 0'SIIA7 12-21 I I 1 I I I a 13 by The Chicago Tribune." I ,1 I OUZ 14- PRILUANi; YWjUflVlS SSW s. UT UNPlSdPUNBP. V5Nf CTHR. FAtf J- THAT VCC FS 4 THW6- HO PC. Tr 1 1 A KgAUNUTl JzZZL STRUCK BY CAR Victim, 6, Returning Smolik Joseph Smolik of 485 Loudon rood.

Riverside, formerly of 2424 S. Harding ovenue, beloved husbond of Albia Smolik, nee Stetko; fond father of Hon no Urban; father-iiHow of George Urban; grandfather of six. Funeral Saturday, Dec 22, 9 a. from Chrastka Memorial Chapels, 4X1 W. Cermok rood, Berwyn.

Reauiem mass, 9:30 a. at Our Lody of the Mount church. Interment Queen of Heaven. OL 2-1023, Bi 2-2990. Solomon Samuel Solomon, of 1260 N.

Dearborn street, father of Edword and Ronald; fond brother of Paul ond Ada. Services Friday, 3 P.m., ot Originol Weinstein 8, Sons Chopel, 3019 W. Peterson road. Interment Westlawn cemetery. Information LO 1-1890.

Cont from preceding page Panesis George J. Porosis, beloved husband of Irene; dear father of Athena Ross. Funeral Saturday, 12:30 p. from gringos AAorzulio Funeral Chapel, to Assumption Interment Elmwood. AU 7-8600.

Pauling George W. Poutfrtg, deorfr beloved husband Of Mildred, nee Pavliny; loving father of Oarlene Moresi, Daniel, ond Dianne. Resting ot Bassi Funeral Home, 2353 W. Chicago ovenue, ofter 6 p. m.

Friday lie in state at First St. John Ev. Lutft church Saturday, Dec 22, from Sommers from School Anna Magnuson, 6, of 423 N. Quincy st, Hinsdale, was killed yesterday when she was struck by an auto while crossing the street at 128 N. Monroe st, Hinsdale, on her way home from school.

The motorist, Mrs. Anna Conable, 86, 543 N. Madison st, Hinsdale, told police the Chicago's 1962 Traffic Toll Walter F. Sommers, attorney, Dec 20, 1962, beloved husbond of Meto, Schmidt; dear brother of Erwin M. Sommers, Werner H.

Sommers, and Mrs. Henry C. Distelhorst of Quincy, III. Fifty year member of Cory Grove lodge, No. 1157, A.

F. 8, A. member of A. A. S.

ond life member of Medinah temple. Service and interment private Steger Clara E. Steger, age 82, of 3750 Emerald avenue, Steger, suddenly Dec. 19, 1962, wife of the tote George mother of George F. of Harvey, Grace Clarren and Robert, of Steger, Gertrude GASOjiPJE ALLEY Fbp saidV1 hav9 fa here irA buiiant And assist with the eards.1 iliraardClwSrVgw wanted tci see I MSlLtwE I I ustotake) JCK am unfamiliar with most Hughes, Jacksonville.

Theodore Fernondenia Beach, and the late John 11 grandchildren; eight great grandchildren. Resting at Spindler-Koelling Chapel, 15th and Otto Chicago Heights. Services Saturday. 2 p. Steger Congregational church.

Entomb to :30 a. time of service, interment St. Lucas. BR S-8220. Perock Dominic Perudt Pierucci, deorlv beloved husband of Lillian, nee nison; loving father of Gere Mine Leonard Conone eed Kathleen (Dona'dl Tonelli; fond brother of Frank ond James Pie-rucci.

Mary Antone, Anna Postorensi, Rose Vonni, all of California, on) Olgo Orlandt; fond grandfather of Deborah ond Lano; nephew of Millie DiQuinco. Funeral Saturdoy, Dec. 22, ot :15 0. from DeNicolo-Lesniak Funeral Home, 5734 Diversev ovenue, corner Mango, to St. Ferdinond's church.

Mason and Barry avenues. Interment Mount Cormel cemetery. Please omit Mowers. TU 9-0115 or 889-0115. Petersen Peter N.

Petersen, age 89, beloved husband cf the late Olgo; dearest rather of Alice E. Bell ond Lester A. Beth; loving grandfather of five. Service Friday, Dec 21. 1 P.

at Matt Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers memorials to Du Page county. Convalescent home appreciated.

Placek Edword J. Placek, lote of 807 S. Momart ovenue, Chico90, beloved husband of Mae, nee Hemzat dear father of Mary Jone; brother of Moe Noheil, Rose Zib, Bertha Knotek. ond Jerry, Elsie Sterba, Sylvia Hruza, Vlosta Earl, Helen Wiktor-ski, Harriet Soukup. ond Arthur.

Funeral Saturdoy. Dec 22, o. from the Joseph Nosek Son Funeral Home, 714-18 W. 16tti street, comer of Euclid, Berwyn, to the Basilica of Our Lodv of Sorrows. Moss 10 o.

m. Interment Queen Member of St. Sylvester ment Evergreen Hill cemetery. Sumonka Anna K. Sumonka, dearest wife of the late Edward loving mother of Daniel (Margaret and Marilyn Henry Rogge; fond sister of Joseph F.

Klodzinski. Fu neral Saturday, Dec 22, at 9 a. m. from the Klemundt Funeral Home, 3315 Irving S3 Park road, to Immaculate Heart of Mory church. Interment St.

Adalbert's ceme tery. IR 8-1212. Sundborg Ebba Sundborg, nee Victorson, wife of the lote John; mother of Mrs. Ethel Bowker. the late Rudo oh and Rov; girl ran into the path of her auto.

She was charged with reckless homicide and involuntary manslaughter. Freak Accident Fatal Walter C. ell 36, of the Cedar Crest subdivision near grandmother of Mrs. Lorraine Sarver, Mrs. Violet Holmstrand.

Mrs. Donne Frank land, and Rov Sundborg; great SCHOOL CHIEF WCamtal Will Seareaate FERD'NAND FERD'NAND grandmother of 26; great-great-grond-mother of two. Resting at the Tews Fu SAYS REFORMS neral Home, 79th street and Phillips avenue. Service 2 p. m.

Saturday. Interment court. No. 840, C. O.

F. and the Spe Pregnant School Girls Oak Woods. SO 8-6959. Tarsitano Lake Villa, Lake was killed last night in 'a freak auto accident in Illinois highway 21, near Lake street, a mile north cial Agents association. Visitation otter 3 p.

m. Thursday. Mass intentions preferred In lieu of flowers. GU 4-014. Ponczek Frank Ponaek beloved husband of Nopoleone Nap Tarsitano, dearly beloved husbond of Louisa, nee Mazzolo; BY PHILIP WARDEN loving father of Juilo Eleonore and Gloria ill 1 Will: dear grandfather of of Grayslake.

Angellne, nee jarog; oear Tuincr or ramn aiim. Theresa, Joan Nancy, Laura, Danny, and Lynne. Fu ami Frank fond father-in-law of neral Saturday, Dec. zz, 1962, at Chicot Tribwit prtss Service Washington, 20 The board of education of the na Police said Bell, a state bank examiner, was southbound Joseph Soccomonto, Chester Bednori, Harold Walot, August Samp, ond Frank Splitt; dear cousin of Stella ond John o. from Belmont Funeral Home, 7120 W.

Belmont, corner of Neva, to St. Cornelius church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment when a branch of a tree about Ponczko; loving gronatainer or eigm.

r-u-neral Saturday, :30 o. from Altmon MUST BE SLOW Keppel Calls Aid Bill 'Important' Washington, Dec. 20 UP) Francis Keppel, new United States commissioner of education, said today there are many things to be done in the nation's classrooms, "but please do not expect any radical, dramatic reforms." Keppel, in his first news con St. Joseph. Inf.

286-2500. Tighe tion's capital announced today that it will attempt to provide special schooling for pregnant m. Dnrtit Puneral Home. 2649-51 Hirsch street, to St. Fidelis church.

Mass 10 m. Interment St. Adalbert's ceme Robert F. Tighe C. P.

suddenly, be to other agencies, school board members said. The school -board would supply the teach- ers but let the other agency operate the project. The District of Columbia pub-he health and public welfare departments are cooperating, with the school board in start-'- ing the program. school-age girls. two inches in diameter and about -12 feet long fell from a northbound vehicle.

The branch crashed thru Bell's windshield and became imbedded in his loved husband of Jeanne Foster Tigne; lovina father of Diane. Donna. Deborah, tery. MU 6-4273 Redinff The board will seek $63,844 in federal funds to launch a three- and Robert F. Tighe dear son of Francis A.

and the late Evelyn Mohr Tighe; dear step son of Bemice Tighe; fond grandson of Mrs. Mory Tighe. Fu year trial project, said Carl temple. His car then crashed neral Saturdoy, 9:45 a. from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S.

Ashland avenue, to St. Leo church. Mass 10:30 into a tree, but Bell apparently Anton Reding, beloved husbond of the late Anna, nee Erdmann ond the late Marie, nee Pattke; dear father of Llllion Fischer, Walter Edno Nechi, Evelyn Lehnhord, ond George loving grandfather of 13; great-grandfather of 21. At Herde9en Funeral Home, 2838 N. Lincoln avenue.

Funeral Saturdoy, 9:30 o. from chopel, to St. Alphonsus church. nimn hiah mass 10 a. m.

Interment J-L mwimi iiini F. Hansen, school superintendent Expectant mothers between the ages of 12 and 16 died from the head injury be fore the crash, police a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Member of I.

P. P. B. A. ond St.

Jude's league. ST 3-7700. Travers ference since taking office 10 days ago, denied reports that President Kennedy had offered years will attend. Howard Hardy, 51, of 463 ui UAmhar nf mremburger Brother Mary Ann Trovers, loving aunt of Michael, hood of America, section No. 3, and the LaPorte Northlake, was Maccabees, No.

167. Kacine papers iimac Seek Separate Building Some public facility away and Kitty Buckley; great aunt ot cyrii, Michael and Vera Brophy. Funeral from SENTENCE EX-COP FOR PART IN 13 OHIO BURGLARIES killed last night when his car hit a culvert in Milwaukee ave copy. LA 5-0178. Roche him broader authority as an inducement to take the job.

He said he read the stories about the reports with "the the A. V. Furman Funeral Home, 3100 Irving Park road, Saturday, 11 o. m. to Irene E.

Roche, dearly beloved, wife of nue near Palatine road Vh Our Lady of Mercy church. Interment All Saints. Member of Our Lady of Edmund P. loving mother ot cnaries ta.mm!. Prfmiinii P.

Elaine miles south of Wheeling after liveliest interest, because I en Frank) Kolitzky, Irene E. I Robert Do from the city's schools will be used to house the project Several members of the board of education opposed sending the pregnant girls to classes in the regular school buildings where Chorme, ana rwary jnne fond grondmother of 12; dear daughter of ne apparently lost control. Sheriff's police said he was thrown from the car and that joy creative fiction." Not Seeking Cabinet Job Asked if he thought the office Mrs. Cora Holetion; sister or ruin rcicr --a Dihnrrf Hnlehan. Funeral Sotur- rw v) niii from Hollerbach Mercy Altar and Rosary society.

IR 8-5800. Troendlein James J. Troendlein, beloved husband of Theresa Burdick Troendlein, nee Kelly; loving father of Kenneth C. Troendlein; dear uncle of Milton Snyder; fond brother of Louise Labuhn and Teresa Kleist; dear grandfather of Susan and Deborah Troendlein. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.

from the Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 79th street, ot Loomis boulevard, to St. Sobina church. TR 4-1187. the vehicle rolled over him. c.n.rni Hnnw.

4022-36 N. Elston, at Irving Park, to Our Lady of Mercy church. of education should be upgraded to cabinet rank, Keppel replied: "I am not bucking for a Woman, 72, Dies Mrs. Sara Abrams, 72, of 1425 cabinet job." 'Brain9 ot Bank Swindle North Shore died last night in Doctors hospital of injuries Ugowski "Education," he said, is a suffered Wednesday when she long, slow process reforms just do not take place immedi- was struck by a car as she Tells of Double Cross crossed Greenview avenue at John F. Ugowski, Dec.

19, 1962, loving husband of Anna, nee Wilkowski; brother of Frances and Allen; brother-in-law of Henry Rzeppa, Katherine, Cecelia William Tarkowski, Frances Frank Berger, and Florence Olie O'Neill; also nieces ond nephews. At Kowaczek Funeral Home, 3630 W. George street. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a. to St.

Hyacinth church. 'Interment Morvhill. SP 2-6630. North Shore avenue near her Cleveland, Dec. 20 (LTD Wik liam Marlowe, 40, a -policeman who touched off a po- lice scandal earlier this month, today was sentenced to 3 to 50 years in prison on charges of burglary.

Marlowe, who pleaded guilty to a 13-count indictment, will appear as a state witness against two other ex -patrolmen, also charged in the scandal. Their trial is pending. Marlowe was captured in a police trap set at a west side lumber company Dec. 3. He was caught with $57 in marked money planted there by policemen.

After his arrest, Marlowe named 10 other patrolmen as taking part in a series of burglaries. All -but two have been cleared. the American bank, placing they would be seen by other children. Last year 539 unwed pregnant girls of 16 or younger reported to the District of Columbia health department Many of these girls dropped out of school permanently. Classes, to be started next fall, are expected to accommodate 60 girls at a time.

Officials believe that they will be able to thus continue the education of some 120 girls a year. Health Advice Planned The girls also will receive health and counseling services, Hansen said. The girls will be returned to school after their home. Witnesses told police she walked into the path of a car several hundred dollars in each. Police believe some of Vargo driven by Patrick Driscoll, 20, of 6627 Newgard av.

Policeman this money may have come from the crime syndicate. Ken Donald Lohse charged Driscoll nedy then was instructed to with failure to yield the right Anthony J. Vargo, beloved father of Grace Sheets and Patricia Lopez; grandfather of six; son of Stephen and the late Agnes Vargo; dear brother of Marlon lores. Rose Kosco, Agnes Cogan, and the late Joseph. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.

from chapel, 9108 Cottage Grove avenue, to Our Lady of Hungary church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Mary's.

take checks deposited in large of way, for appearance Jan. 14 in Traffic court. accounts in the bank and pass them on to other members cf Up to midnight Wednesday. Venecek 429 persons had died in traffic accidents in Cook county since Dec. 31.

Of these, 227 were in Chicago, where 36,889 were in children are born. Emily Venecek, beloved mother of Rose Bud Cerny, Sylvia, William, Erwin Dick, and Clarence; sister of James Popacek. Funeral Saturday, Dec 22, 1962, 10 a. at chapel, 6213-15 W. 26th street, Be-wyn.

Interment Woodlawn. GU 4-2053. If at the end of two years the school board determines that sore throat? jured in the same period. Vogt Keppel pondering: reply dur studies have been relegated to a secondary role, operation of ing news conference. 17 HURT WHEN Joseph J.

Vogt, formerly of 7703 S. Peoria street, beloved husband of Moe Banser Vogt. Funeral Saturday, 8:45 o. from the Sheehy Funeral Home, Solemn high mass v.ju a. m.

mio Mount Carmel. IN 3-1510 Rogowski Helen R. Rogowski, Dec. 19, 1962, devoted daughter of Stella, nee Sierputow-ski, and the late Felix; dear sister of Leo, Stanley, and Col. U.

S. A. F. Laural. Funeral Soturdav.

9-30 o. from Stanley Funeral Home, 3060-64 Milwaukee avenue, to St. hvo-cinth church. Interment St. Adalberts cemetery.

Dl 2-2252. Rohlicek Rudolph Rohlicek, beloved husbond of Mary; loving father of Rudolph I Emma, Emil Florence, AdoiPh CChrist.nel, and Sylvia CSolvotore La Nasp; dr brother of Elizabeth Provda, Emily Strartk, ond AntonettB Thorn; fond grandfather rf seven; great-grandfather of twp. Service Saturdoy Dec 22, 2 P. rru otSch.elko Funeral Home, 7710 Addison street. Cremation Bohemian National cemetery.

NA 5-3444 Roussin Goldie M. Roussin, nee Forgue formerly of Broekfield, beloved wife of the late Albert loving mother of Violet Jones, Pearl Scheorer, Albert ond Lorraine Schimmelpfennig; grondmother of six; great-grandmother of seven; sister ot Williom, Floyd, ond George Forgue, Josephine Guertin, ond Peorl Dombrosky. Funeral Saturday. Dec 22. 9:30 o.

from Johnson Funeral Home. 3845-47 Prairie ovenue, Brookfield, to St. Barbara church. Solemn requiem moss 10 a. m.

Member of St. Barbara Women's club. Interment Queen of Heaven. HU 5-0214. Sabitt Jeonette Sabitt, beloved wife of the late Jacob; dear mother of Seymour E.

Arthur and the late Jerome ond Rochelle; fond sister of Sam and Sidney Bernstein, Ann, Joseph, and Ethel Savin; grandmother of four. Services Friday, 2 p. ot Original Weinstein ond Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson road. Interment Cong.

Beth-ltzchock cemetery, Woldheim. Visitation at time of service only. LO M890. Sandstrom Fred F. Sondstrom, C.

F. D. of 732 Florence avenue, Evonston, beloved husband of Mary Folzer Sandstrom; fond father of Mrs. Audrey Kornock, Eugene and Dorothy Sondstrom; stepfather of Joseph, Donald, Frank, ond John Corl-borg, Mrs. Nancy Hile, ond Mrs.

Patricia Swartnes; olso 24 grandchildren ond step-grondchildren; brother of Mrs. Florence Lindblom of California, and Mrs. Bernice Norland. Funeral Saturday, 2 P. of Fitzgerald 8.

Korsten Funeral Home, 1571 Maple avenue, Evanston. Interment Grace-land cemetery. UN 9-2900. Scannell Elizabeth Veronica Scannell, nee Vogel, beloved wife of Arthur; dear mother of Mono Mocielewski, Russell Spencer, and Janice; fond sister of Val. Marie Benson, ond Joseph Vooel.

Funeral Saturday, ot 9:15 o. from Wollschlager Funeral Home. 3604 S. Hoyre avenue, to St. Maurice church.

Interment St. Mary's. the project will be turned over BUS SKIDS IN ately we can only move Hoisted, at 76th street, to St. Leo church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. ST 3-7700. forward to the extent that we YEMEN HANDED SLUSH, UPSETS Walker have the quality to do so." 'vS new A major problem, Keppe Manito, Dec. 20 OJPD A BY RONALD KOZIOL A Berwyn man last night told police that he masterminded the plan whereby a Loop bank was bilked of $34,000 and that he then was double crossed by two other members of the swindle gang.

Harry Rubin, 22, of 1822 Maple Berwyn, made the admission while being questioned by Sgt. William Egan of the Chicago police department after he was arrested in his home on a warrant charging him with deceptive practices. Meets Bank Worker Rubin said that he devised the plot when he met James Kennedy, 22, of 2109 S. Oak Park Berwyn, last September and learned that he was a business machine operator at the American National Bank and Trust company, 33 N. La Salle st Rubin said he also mentioned the plan to Sam Gallo, 41, of 820 N.

Richmond st, who has identified himself to police as a loan collector for the crime syndicate. As Rubin was telling his story, police of the organized crime division arrested Vito Zaccagnini, 37, of 517 Millard another member of the seven man gang, in an apartment at 215 N. Central av. He was sought on a warrant charging him with grand theft Two Suspects Surrender U.S. NOTATION OF RECOGNITION said, is that "we need more Trailways bus with 23 passengers aboard, 10 of them chil teachers, particularly college John Walker of Beliwood, beloved husband of the late Johanna fond father of Genevieve Schmalzer, Virginia Haj-dich, and the late John grandfather of John and Donald Schmalzer and Virginia Michels; great-grandfather of eight; brother of Fred, Alice Gaenzle, Jane Dulsky, and Elizabeth Whyte.

Resting at Senne Funeral Home, Lake street and teachers." ADEN, Dec 20 Reuters dren from a school for the deaf, the gang processing them. Deposited Forged Checks The other gang members would copy the signature of the depositor and the code number of the check. With this they would draw up forged checks and deposit them in their accounts. They then would withdraw the funds from their accounts. O'Casey was attempting to do this when he was caught Rubin told police that under his plan the gang had intended to open 14 more accounts and withdraw between $250,000 to $300,000 within 10 days before halting their swindle of the bank.

Rubin and Kennedy are being held in protective custody in the witness quarters of the state's attorney's office. O'Casey, who was charged with grand theft and attempted grand theft, was released on $5,000 bond for appearance Jan. 23 in Felony court. Police are still searching for the seventh mem skidded on a slushy road today Keppel came to Washington from Harvard university, Ml! Robert Stookey, United States charge d'affairs, today present where he had served as dean of the graduate school of edu and overturned. At least 17 persons were injured, one seriously.

Seven of the injured, includ ed the Yemeni foreign minister, Abderehman Al Baydany, with a memorandum conveying United States formal recognition of the republican government of the Red sea state. The cation smce 1948. He made these points: ing one of the children from THROAT LOZENGES Gat or threat raliaf quickly from 3-way acting delicious-tatting Pinexl Anti-biotic helps and infection. Anesthetic-relieve soreness. Anti-hista-minic cuts throat tickle.

Oon't suffer one mora minute! the Jacksonville, school for General federal aid to elementary and secondary schools should be limited to public official San'a radio said the the deaf, were hospitalized in Havana, 111. The nine other children, along with the rest of the injured, were treated by schools. Italian charge d'affairs also i 20 avenue, Maywood, until 11 o. m. Saturday.

In state at Peace chuch, 46th and St. Charles road, Beliwood, until service time, I p. m. Masonic services Friday, 8:30 p. under auspices of Theodore Roosevelt lodge.

No. 1022, A. F. A. M.

Interment Acocia Park. 343-0014. Wehrli Virginia J. Wehrli, 412 S. Wright street, Naperville, beloved wife of James loving mother of Noncy, Susan, Diane, Bar-ara, William, Donald, Charles.

James, Douglas, and Sally; dear sister of Mrs. Phyllis Rydina and Mrs. Nancy Giorupand Dr. Williom H. Gambill.

Requiem mass ot SS. Peter and Paul church, 11 a. m. Saturday. Interment SS.

Peter ond Paul cemetery. Resting ot Friedrich Funeral Home, 44 S. Mill street, Naperville. In lieu of I lowers please make contributions to the American Cancer fund. Weil Victor H.

Weil of 401 Fullerton pkwv beloved husband of Kate, nee Kaufman; dear father of Lorraine Jodwin, Ba-bette Hvmon, and Phyllis Ellis; devoted grandfather of eight. Service Friday, 1 P. at Piser Memorial Chapel, 5204 presented Baydany with a note of his government recognition. In higher education, there is a long history of federal aid to both private and public institu a doctor ana released. Hospital authorities listed the GUNMAN TAKES SM Dewev Day.

3621 Magnolia fold po injured as Maudie Kimme'J, lice that a man with a gun robbed him of ffiWr I tions, providing great flexibility. Need Competent Staff Washington, EL: James Crum, $66 in the gas station at 4153 Armitage where he works. Bartonville, and Joseph Walker, ber of the gang, Robert Whit-j LA 3-0196. Scharringhaasen Antoinette Scharrlnghousen, nee Henschet Peoria, all released. Regarding teaching about communism in the schools: "It lock, 27, of 4109 Gladys av.

Tom Bates, Peoria, and John Other developments yesterday beloved wife of the late Edward; dear mother of Alice Vondenberg, Florence Norville, Alton, were admitted in the swindle case included: Enjoy the benefits of the famous Burfisher, Beatrice Nelte, ond Fred A. fond ister of Magdalene Heller, to the hospitaL Two other pas seems perfectly clear to me that the children of the United States should be fully informed on the nature of other societies 1. The surrender to police of Funeral Saturday, 1:30 P. m. at Oehler Funeral Home, Lee, at Perry street.

Gallo and Zaccagnini's brother, sengers later admitted to the hospital were Tom David Gus-tofoson, Moline, and Warren Des Plaines. 824-5155. Schmidt Al, 42, of 1758 N. Monitor in the world, but this must be done at the most scholarly Frank J. Schmidt, beloved husbond of the lote Anno, nee Zander; loving father r-ntt f- and Dolores K.

Scott; dear oroaawar. intermeni isaian Israel cemetery. Friends are asked to pay their respects at time of service. LO 1-4740. VVendt Herman T.

Wendt, December 19, 1962, beloved husband of Mollie, nee Lepav-sky; devoted father of Louis Elsie, Harold Binal, Melvin Barbara, Russell Doris. Minerva Nick, Apostle, Harriet James Patrykus, Seymour IJomeJ, Bennett Carol, Phyllis Rich-ord, Gomick, and Vemon Arlene; loving grandfather of 22 and great-grandfather of five. Funeral services Saturday, 10 a.m. at Stanley Funeral Home, 3060-64 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Concordia Retired member of C.TA.

Wflmsen CHICAGO TRIBUNE TRAVEL, AYIATIOH, POLIO, AN3 PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT INSURAKCE level of which we are capable grandfather of six. Funeral Saturdoy, in a restaurant at 4015 North av. The two arranged the rendezvous but then declined to give, police any information beyond their names and ad a th Jnvnh Moloney Funeral we must be certain the Miller, Savanna. FBI CAPTURES FUGITIVE IN 2950-58 W. Fullerton, at Sacra teaching staff is competent "The fundamental problems dresses.

They were released mento, to St. Sylvester church. Solemn reauiem moss 9:30 o. m. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Member of St. Boniface court. No. 43, Catholic Order of Foresters.

EV 4-3800. Schodrof in American education are con on "$5,000 bond and will appear W. SIDE RAID nected inevitably with money, Jan. 23 in Felony court to face charges of theft by deception. Tells of "Juice" Payments While being questioned, Rubin also told police that he was making "juice" payments to Gallo, the reputed collector for the syndicate.

Rubin said he met Gallo each week in a hamburger shop in the 100 block of north Wacker drive to pay him 11 per" cent interest on a $500 loan. Rubin also said he twice met Sam DeStefano, a chief "juice" man for the syndicate. Gallo told police he worked for Do Stefano. In an address book found by police in Rubin's apartment were listed the names of 500 top hoodlums in Chicago and the Los Angeles area including DeStefano's. The book also carried notations of money which Rubin said he owed various people.

Police said they believe these maybe other Arthur R. Schodrof, beloved husband of Catherine, nee Rieck; fond father of but the greatest influence on whether a child wants to learn John Lee Taylor, 29, whose name was put on the Federal 2. A probe by agents of the is in the home, and you cannot Federal Bureau of Investigation buy what Alfred North White Bureau of In- vestigati list of "Ten Most Wanted head called a 'climate of into a similar swindle scheme in which a Melrose Park bank thought APPLICATION FOR TRAVEL, AVIATION, POLIO, AX 9 PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT POLICY REGARDLESS OF AGE. you may obtain a Travel, Aviation, Polio V. and Pedestrian Accident Insurance issued by Federal Life Insurance Co.

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official subscription solicitors for the Chicago Tribune, 43S N. MichiRan Ave Chicago 11, Illinois. IP YOU CET. OR WISH TO CET. DAILY TRIBUNE HOME BEUVEIY IS 'I feel most strongly that the was defrauded of $25,000.

Members of the seven-man gang also new Congress should pass an are believed to have been in aid-to-education bilL This is volved in that case. very, very, very important" Fugitives" six days ago, was arrested federal agents who invaded his apartment Magdalen Rolin9er Wilmsen, e9e 87, beloved wife of the late Ebemord; fond mother of Magdalen Shefcik, Peter, Mor-soret Ardf, Catherine Aydt, Robert, and the lote Edward; dear sister of John, Louis, and the late Catherine Morrison; grandmother of 12; great-grandmother of 23. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Kerrigan Funeral Home, 5516 S. Ashiond avenue, to St.

Basil church. Mass 9:30 o. m. Interment St. Mary's.

PR 6-0031. Winterson Edgar F. Winterson, formerly of Wilmette, ot Conogo Pork, Dec 18, beloved husband of Marie Edmonds Winterson fond son of the tote Edgar F. Winterson brother of Elsye Boehm. Resting at Williom H.

Scott Funeral Home, 1100 Greenleof avenue, Wilmette, where services will be held Saturday, 1 p. m. Interment Forest Home. AL 1-8200. Woltman Anno Woltman, nee Foulstkh, of Berwyn.

beloved wife of the late Charles; fond mother of Edith Anderson, Cloire Anderson, Anna Moe Rock, Charles, ond Earl; sister of Arthar and Carl Faul-Stich, Emily Snogel, and Dolly Engdahl; grondmother of eight; great-grandmother of three. Services Saturday, Dec 22, at 11 a. m. et Parkwyn Funeral Home, 6901 Roosevelt rood. Interment Forest Home.

ST 8-0904. Wood Nancy Muehlhousen, Arthur and Kothy; grandfather of four; brother of Lillian Jacobs, Esther Stim, Mary Roc-kunos, Dorothy Forst, Bemice Rupsis, Clara Jomc, ond Joseph. Member of National Association ot Postal Supervisors; St. Gerald's Holy Nome society, ond Our Lady of Fatimo council, K. C.

Funeral 9:30 a. m. Saturday from Memorial Chapel, S200 W. 95th street, to St. Gerald's church.

Moss 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. GA 4-030. Scown Sadie McDermott Scown, beloved wife of Roy.

Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. nw from Hursen ChooeL 5911 W. Modison street, to St. Thomas Aaulnas church. Mass 10 a.m.

Entombment Queen of Heaven. Omit flowers please. Seidenbecher Gustav A. Seidenbecher, Dec. 18, 1962, oge 89, at Mt.

Dora, retired druggist, brother of Emma Milbrat, Jennie Palm, Almo Myers, Otto, ond the late Henry. Service Saturday, II a. at Kreuspe Chapel, 3905-07 N. Lincoln avenue, under auspices of Constellation lodge. No.

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Interment Acacia Pork. Please emit flowers. SMIney Tells of Double Cross Regarding the American I i at CONVICTS SLUG bank case, Rubin told Sgt Egan GUARD, FLEE IF YOU SET. OR WISH TO OCT. THE DAItY IRIOUNE RV HAIL InrlM.

cbccfc ar moan aroar lar tXM Ut eoe eraalua la ml at 8 S. Leavitt st-' Taylor was BRITISH PRISON Haajf D.f" Tribune Home Deliver Catener I IHI Tribune lUaQ I wl.h ta be Dtllf Tribune Bom DeUter, rTVL r. "juice" debts Rubin had encountered. "Juice" is the term applied to exorbitant interest tnat he was unaware that the plot to bilk the bank already was under way until he ran into Kennedy the day after Gallo Toy lor EXETER, England, Dec. 20 a or aoa Meil SubtcrltM, rates on loans by the syndicate.

(CPU Three prisoners battered a guard today and escaped from Tour Kama 'J First Nam Middle) Nam Last Kama was arrested by police for running a red light At that time Also recovered in Rubm's apartment was a ledger con Dartmoor prison Britain Address Kennedy commented to Rubin Alcatraz" in what authori Street fti umber "I hope he didn't have the ties called a "Home for Christ Donald SMIney sr of worm, Beiovea hvsband of Dorothy, nee Sodousky; de- Phone. checks from the bank on him Lillian Wood, nee Soubert, of Wesfmont, mas laiibreaK. voted father of Donald Donna, Diane. beloved wife of Horry S. loving It City Stats end Daniel dear son Of Ella Kirk; The home office said the men mother of Charles.

Tracev Titux. 1961, rape and robbery of a middle-aged schoolteacher in Champaign. A few hours after his arrest, Taylor appeared before United States Commissioner S. Bentley Pike. He was held in lieu of $25,000 boncL The hearing on the warrant, which charged him with illegal interstate flight to avoid prosecution, was continued to nest Wednesday.

Tour of when he was arrested." It was then, Rubin said, that he realized that he had been double Day Tear Month were working in the prison carpentry shop when they slugged the guard, grabbed his taining code numbers running from 1 to 300, each of which was followed by money figures. On the bottom of the ledger were other figures which Rubin had notated as his profit Police said that many people had been seen entering Rubin's home at all hours of the day and night- while numerous others met with him in a Berwyn restaurant Are Ton Blind or DeufT Are Ton crossed. Mrs. Lillian Glassmah; fond stepmother of Horry S. Mrs.

Dorothy Pankow, ond Mrs. Helen Vitek; grandmother of eight; reat-grandmother of five. Service Monday, Dec 2 p. ot Toon Funeral Home, 109 N. Coss avenue.

West-moot, interment Chopel Hill Gardens West. WO 8-2262. Zawislak Hams of person to whom Insurance Is to be paid In case of death The plot was halted after the keys, and scaled the walls with an improvised wooden ladder. RelaUonahip gang had gotten $34,000 when Middle Hue Lart Iitae rim Nuae Address one of the gang members, Rob ert O'Casey, 24, of 1322 Bataan The alarm, sounded by another prisoner, launched a police search of the bleak moorland. brother of Mory Ann Berzonski, Betty Reno, Steve, and Pot Mortin, Resting at Schmoedeke Funeral Home, 107th Harlem av Worth until 10 P.

m. Friday, Dec 21. Will lie In state Saturday from 9 a. ontit time of service ot 9:30 at Ev. Luth.

church of the Good Shepherd, 7800 McCorthy rood. Polos Pork. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens South. Gl 8-6000. Sieben Raymond P.

Sieben, beloved husbond of Marie Sieben, nee Hoyden; loving father Raymond P. Sieben fond grandfather of Raymond; father-in-law of Barbara Collier Sieben; dear brother of Modeline Graf, Edword Sieben, Louise Schmit, Adeline Snyder, George Sieben and the late Herbert. Funeral Saturday, o. RW from Bloke-Lamb Funeral Home, 712 W. 31st street, to Ail Saints church.

Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Member of C. O. St.

Nkhoos court. No. 20 end All Saints Holy Noma society. VI 1-1158. rd.t Broadview, was arrested I Applicant's Elffnaturt Moe Zawislak, nee Klookowskl, beloved wife of Leo; loving mother of Robert; dear sister of Estelle (Bert! Stolon end Helen Stanley Grywaz.

Funeral Saturday. 9:30 o. from Malec Funeral Home, 834-38 N. Ashland ovenue, to Holy Innocents church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. HA 1-5800. Sia I Ova Batadwritinc as he tried to make a $7,750 The men are Robert Sydney He 'was freed of larceny charges on May 12, 1961 placed withdrawal from the bank and NOTICE: Orn far flame Dtllm ef the Dill Trtbnm ere ennrtiMe enlr frme MNIA. MlllilU I i i. ui.lnnl (w.

mpm 1. 1-1 mhim turn III. be admitted the plot against mm alter nis grand- Zwiener Former Sen. Green Remains in a Coma Providence, R. Dec.

20 LP) Former Sen. Theodore Francis Green remained in a coma and on the danger list in Jane Brown hospital today. Police said the gang's swin Tribune. Mill relwrtfiM Um tat the lilr Tribune ur be wtiwed mhmnt Bmm I eellTrr ecnlre ts Mf Al sppliniiiunt lar Inittrinte mr trumnttted TtIIiubc (uiarrMm the Federal Lire Inmrinr C. I Mutual) mn an tulocrt re)eiloa be tne armm.

lmuiinr? aon mot towm efferti. enm iumuj the dii. aeliev ti toned. 'BeneSta aanMe tat euite etrected am Una IS ar I eoUcr due. Ross, 32, an armed robber; Colin Baldwin, 28, a housa-breaker; and Ronald Edwin Samual Munday, a housebreaker.

It was the third prison, break for Baldwin. dle plan worked in this father, John Rubin, told police be believed his grandson was spending some of $35,000 he had bidden in his basement Elmer Zwiener, beloved son of the late Engelbert A. and Nellie; brother of the lote Ethel Tracy and Myrtle Zwiener. Resting at Peterson Funeral Home, 6938 W. North avenue.

Service Fridov ot 9 p. m. Interment private. ME 7-4441. They opened two accounts at.