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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1964 10 Section 2 Ebinger Hanson DEATH NOTICES' OBITUARIES MRS. MESSNER, PUBLISHER, DIES IN NEW YORK AT 61 FPC MEMBER II, WOODWARD DIES IN BOSTON Harold C. Woodward, 61, a Patrick J. Cleary Mass for Patrick J. Cleary, 83, of 1135 S.

Austin a retired Chicago policeman, will be said at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St. Francis of Rome Catholic church, 15th street and Austin boulevard, Cicero. Mr.

Cleary joined the department in 1917 and retired in 1951. Several nieces and nephews survive. Edwin A. Meyer Edwin A. Meyer, 76, of 2463 N.

Halsted died yesterday in Grant hospital. He was the owner of the Ed Meyer Engraving company at the Halsted street -address. He leaves his widow, Mary. Mass will be said at 10. a.

m. tomorrow in St. Clement's Catholic church, 642 Deming pi. JUDGE CILELLA COLLAPSES AT GOLF AND DIES Once Presided at Family Court Alfred J. Cilella, 54, a Circuit court judge since 1958, collapsed yesterday while playing golf at the Butterfield Country club south of Lombard, and died a few minutes after arrival at Hinsdale sanitarium and hospital.

Judge Cilella was playing golf with. bis son, Alfred when he complained of chest pains and collapsed. Since last January, when the Circuit and Superior courts were merged under the judicial amendment, he has been hear- Viola J. Ebinger, net Clement, age 81, beloved wife ef the late Oscar C. Ebinger; fond mother of Avalon E.

Llndley, Viola E. Kelsey, and the late Oscar C. Ebinger; grandmother of four; great-grandmother -of six. Services at Barron-Hall Funeral Home, 4332 Els ton avenue, corner Pulaski rood, Thursday. Aug.

6. 1:30 p. m. Interment Norwood Park Home cemetery. Services by Home chapter.

No. 426, O. E. Wednesday ot P. m.

Also member of Garfield lodge ladies' auxiliary, and Columbio ccm-mandery ladies' auxiliary. KE 9-6100. Eidson Albert A. Eidson, beloved' husband of Gertrude; fond father of Kenneth and Richard; dear son of the late Emma and Albert; brother of the late George N. and Lt.

Cmdr. Robert L. S. Eidson. Service Thursday, 1 p.

at the Nehis Nolond Funeral Home, 3026 Belmont avenue. Interment Acacia Park. JU 8-4200. Englander Barbara Englander, beloved wife of the late Math; fond mother of John, Corl, Katherine, Slvker, Barbara, and the lata Matt. Requiem high mass Wednesday morning at San Diego, Cal.

Interment Thursday, 10:30 a. Holy Sepulchre cemetery. BE 8-2245. Favata Sonto Favata of Melrose Park, beloved husband dT Maria, nee Barca; loving father of Mrs. Rose Trobbiani, Joseph Betty, Mrs.

Frances Santo Cerniglia, Frank CGeraldine, Anthony Helen, and Sam Margaret; fond grandfather of 13; and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral Friday, Aug. 7, 9:30 a. from the Ed Prignano Funeral Home, 1815 W. North ovenue Broadway and North avenue, Melrose Park.

Mass 10 a. m. at Sacred Heart church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Fi 4-0635.

Visitation Wednesday after 4 p. m. Fikejs Frances Fikeis, beloved mother of Robert J. Fikes, Josephine Albert Krug, Blanche Frank Kopecky, Fred F. Fikes, John Beverly Fikeis; grandmother of Kenneth Krug, James, and Marilyn Fikeis, Donna Fikes; dear sister of Agnes Veleta, Antoinette Kacer, Tina Zima, Joseph Vones.

Emma Balek, Joseph Lavicka, the late Josephine Klecka, Anna Zemon, and Marie Dubsky. Services Thursday, Aug. 6, 1 p. ct Otto V. Stransky Son Funeral Home, 5112 S.

Western avenue. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. PR 8-0700. Fischer Albert A. Fischer, beloved husband of Martha; dear father of Albert Barbara Dearing, Dianne Ramona Weinberger, and the lote Jack Fischer; grandfather of nine; brother ef Hattie Schuppert and Elizabeth Jaenel.

Funeral Thursday, 1 p. at Hursen Chapel, 5911 W. Madison street. Interment Mount Emblem. Omit flowers please.

Fisher Rose M. Fisher, nee Martinek. Fox River Grove, wife of the fate Dr. Erie F. Fisher, M.

sister of the late Dr. Wilhelmina Slapak; aunt of Mrs. Hal Jay Wilna Sona; great-aunt of Lyn Jay Sona. Resting at Warners Cary-Grove Chopel, 104 S. West street, Cory, after 1 p.

m. Wednesday. Fu neral Thursday, 11 a. at chaoe Cremation Bohemian National Memorials to snriners' Hospital for Crippled Chil dren. Information 815-459-3000.

Ftek Ida C. Fisk of Lombard, beloved wife of the late Gustav form mother of Beatrice. Resting at Brust Funeral Home, lib s. Main streer, Lombard, visitation Wednesday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m.

Services and interment Red Wing, Minn. MA 9-0094. Gaca Frances Gaca, nee Staszewska, beloved wife of the late John; loving mother of Julian Grace, Marie Zutko, Joan Herbert Christensen, Jean John Kurowski, Pearl Stanley Drabik, and the late John Helen; grandmother of grear-grandmoTner or tour. Funeral Thursday. Aug.

6. 9:30 a. from John H. Patka Funeral Home, 1256-58 W. 51st street, to St.

John of God church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. BO 8-5257, Garvey Ellen M. Garvey, beloved wife of the late Walter; dear mother of Walter Thomas, ichor Vefa Leonordi, and the late Mary Fronze; grandmother of 14; fond sister of Vera, Margaret Blakev Thomas and the late Dr. Richard A.

Flynn. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from Hursen Chapel. 5911 W. Madison street, to St.

Catherine of Siena church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Colvory. Giffen Bessie Giffen of 6930 South Shore drive, beloved wife of the late Isadore.

Services Thursday, 11 a. ot Piser Me- moria Chaoe I. 6935 Stony Island avenue Interment Oak Woods cemetery. Friends may pay their respects ot chapel Wednesday evening. DO 3-4920.

Gleason Winifred B. Gleason, beloved wife of the lata Michoel dear aunt of Helen Scanlon, Marie O'Donoghue, Agnes Smith, Grace Kennedy, Esther Cleary, John O'Byrne, and Patrick Cullen. Native of County Wicklow, Ireland. At Seguin Funeral Home, 1848 2d street. Highland Pork, where friends may coll after 7 P.

Tuesday. Funeral Mass Wednesday, Aug. 5, 10 a. Immaculate. Conception church.

Interment All Saints. ID 2-3878. Gotfredson Mary Kolb Gotfredson, beloved wife of the late Benjamin, formerly of Detroit; stepmother of Robert -B. of Detroit; beloved aunt of Robert J. Baxter of Los Angeles; passed away July 25.

Gralewski Leon C. Gralewski, beloved husband of Sylvia, nee Sikorskl; loving father of Mitchell and Bemadette; fond father-in-law of Diana; grandfather of Louis and Catherine. Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a. from Diversey Funeral Home, 3601-05 W. Diversey avenue, to St.

Hyacinth church. Interment St. Adalbert. AL 2-6424. Gwathmey Roy E.

Gwathmey of McAllen, husband of Mariorie Gwathmey; father of Ray E. Oliphant; brother of Mrs. Hazel Riddell of Peoria; grandfather of two. Memorial services Friday, 4 p. Rosehill cemetery.

Hall Evelyn May Hall, wife of the late John Norman Hall; mother of Ray and the lata John; grandmother of John Julie William Ray, and Frank M. Hall. At Lackore. Nichols, and Lane Chapel, 1971 W. tilth street, where services will be held Wednesday ot 1:30 p.

m. Eastern Star services 8 p. m. Tuesday by Morgan Park chapter 865, O. E.

S. Interment Mount Greenwood. BE 8-0671. Hamilton Delia Anna Hamilton, beloved wife of the late James sister of Frank J. Case aunt of Lois RiPPi.

Resting ot chapel, 10001 S. Western avenue, after 6 p. m. Tuesday. Services Thursday, 2:30 p.

m. Interment Oakwoods. Member of South Short chapter. No. 866, O.

E. Cook County Rebekoh lodge. No. 90. Service Wednesday, 8 p.

m. Lanyon Funeral Directors. 233-0738. George G. Hanson of BrookftalaV loving husband of Loura M.

fond father of Thomas, Margaret, Robert, ond Theodore. Funeral Thursday. Aug. 6. 9:30 a.

from Johnson Funeral Home, 3845-47 Prairia avenue, Brook-fieUJ. to St. Barbara church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Queen of Heaven. Member of Braokfield lodge. No. 1599, L. O.

O. M. HUnter 5-0214. Harrison Catherine M. Harrison, at Key Biscoynt, formerly of 11750 Longwood drive.

beloved wife of Joseah mother of Joseph R. Jr. and the lote Cotherina Merle Kittrell; grandmother of Cotherina and Edward Kittrell ond Joseph R. Harrison III; fond sister of Sophia Jung, Morie Creen, Peter, and the late Nicholas and Charles Konl. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.

from Donnellon Funeral Home. 10525 S. Western avenue, to St. Walter church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment St. Mary's. BE 8-0075. Hegerhorst Mane Hegerhorst.

beloved wife of- William; dear mother of Roy (Eleanere); sister of Ella Zimmerly; grandmother of Lynn ond Lee. Services Thursday. 10 a. at H. Marik Sons Funeral Home, 6507 W.

Cermak rood. Interment Woldheim. GU 4-6310 or Bl 2-3255. Hewson Howard W. Hewson, Orland Pork, bo-loved husband of Edna, nee Cowan; devoted rather of Robert grandfather of Robert Jr.

Funeral Friday, Aug. 7, 9:30 a. from Schmoedeke Funeral Home, 143d street and Southwest highway, Orland Pork, to St. Michael's i church, Orland Park. Mass 10 a.

Interment St. Michael's cemetery. Fi 9-0111. Hochstetter Hugo Hochstetter, husband of the lata Dora; dear father of Luciire John Clowser; grandfather of Johanne Klimson, Carol Mueller, ond Linda; three greatgrandchildren; brother-of the late Theodore. Funeral Thursday, 1 p.

at Bartz Funeral Home, 1811 W. 103d street. Interment Oakridge. In lieu of flowers, make memorial offering to -lm-manuel United church. BE 3-0551.

Hook Marion Hook, beloved husbond of Gladys; loving father of Joyce (Donald Phillppl and Elmer Joyce; brother of Nick Evelyn, Stella Steve Kuchuris, Michael, Anno Johnl Holowczok, and John Ellen; grandfather of four. Funeral Thursday, 10 a. from Olenec Brothers Funeral Home, 2255 W. Chicago avenue, to St. Nicholas Cathedral.

Interment St. Nicholas. HU 6-8220. Hradec Stanley Hradec, dear husband of Elsie, nee Gabrys; fond' father of Pamela; loving son of Marie Hradec; brother ef Vera (Edward Klinder, Marie Skorepa, James Mary Hradec, Emily Frank Pokorny, Joseph Alice Hampl, and Bess Sedoll. Services Friday, ot 10 a.

ot Urbanek Funeral Home, 3814 W. 26th street. Interment local cemetery. Member of Berwyn post. No.

2378, V. F. W. LA 1-3767. Ivison Bess Warren Ivison of 1243 Forest avenue, Evanston, Aug.

3, 1964, mother of Mrs. Mary Lou I. Clark of Glendole, and William G. Ivison of Resada, four grandchildren. Friends may call at Hebblethwaite Chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, where services will be held ot 1 p.

m. Thursday. Interment Ashtabula, O. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be mode to the First Church of Christ Scientist, Evanston. Jarka Harriet Jarka, oge 69, wife of Joseph aunt of several nieces and oephews.

Funeral Thursday, 10 a. at -St. Michael's church. Beaver D6m, Wis. Jelewski Martha Jelewski, nee Walski; wife of Anthony; mother of Raymond Stelloi, Norbert Dolores, Irene Jonczak John, and Sophie Dougala Edward; grandmother of nine; greot-grandmother of one; sister of Marion Stella and Adolph Wolski, and Stella Maday.

Funeral Thursday, at 9:30 a. from Sodowskl chapel, 8832 S. Commerical avenue, to St. Michael church. Solemn Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. SO 8-0933. Job Wanda T. Job, loving daughter of Helen Job, nee Kloc, and the late Frank; deor sister of Boleslaus and Lottie Job.

Services Thursdov, Aug. 6. at 9:15 a. from Noworul Memorial Chapel, 2658 S. Central Park avenue, to St.

Cosimir church. Moss 10 a. m. Interment Resurrection cemetery. 762-2233.

Johnson August Johnson, beloved husband of the late Lillian; fond father of Peter W. ond Mrs. Ruth M. Fox; grandfather of eight; great-grandfather of seven. Visitation at the Toon Funeral Home, 4920 Main street.

Downers Grove, where services will be held Wednesday, Aug. 5, ot 10 o. m. Interment St. Joseph's cemo-tery.

WO 8-0408. Johnson Geraldine M. Johnson; nf Mattaon. dearest mother of Marian Krokidas and William, both of Dolton; grandmother of four; fond sister of Corrine Fletcher and Gerald Mattoon. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.

from Ryan Funeral Home. 1420 E. 87th street, at Dante, to St. Fellcitas church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment St. Mary's. ES 5-2400. Johnson James Johnson, beloved husband of Angie.

nee Mlrabelli; dear fothec of Cleve I Joyce I and Carol (Ronald Shelton. Services Wednesday, Aug. 5, 10 a. at Collins Funeral Home, 5350 W. North avenue.

Interment Newport, Ark. TU 9-8844: Kapica Alex Kopico, beloved husband of the late Irene; loving father of Marcella Wagner, Wallace, Norbert, Lawrence, Ber-nice, and the late Chester; grandfather of four; fond brother of Anthony and Josephine Kobylinski. Funeral Friday, 10:30 a. from the Koop Funeral Home, 5844-48 Milwaukee ovenue, to St. Theclo's church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. 763-5111. Kapper Richard R. Kapper, beloved husbond of Jean; fond father of Robert and Adri-enne; loving grandfather of Linda and Steven; brother of Irving Kapper end Irma Aschtrman.

Services Thursday, Aug. 6, 1 p. at Chrastka Memorial Chopel, 6301 W. Cermak road. Berwyn.

Entomb- -ment Woodlawn. Please omit flowers. OL 2-1023 or Bl 2-2990. Keats Horry J. Keats of 832 Hinman avenue, Evanston, husbond of Gladys; father of H.

James Jr. Resting at the Wm. H. Scott Funeral Home, 1460 Sherman avenue. Evanston, where services will be held a.

Thursday, Interment Rosehill. UN 4-7250. Kolarits Louis F. Kolarits. dear husband ef Anne, nee O'Boyle; fond brother of Steven end Julius.

Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a. from Brady Funeral Home, 1018-20 W. 79th street, to St. Thomas Mora church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

VI e-0600. Continued on following page LOOP SISSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS 839 S. Wabash Ave. WE 9-4488 NORTH DRAKE BRAITHWAITI CO. DANIEL R.

BIINECKI President 2219-21 Lincoln Ave. LI 9-3460 OEOROe KLAhlER FUNERAL HOME 4717 Broadway LO 1- or ED 4-2966 NORTHWEST CHAS. W. ANDERSON 4325 Armitage Ave. BE 5-2581 BELMONT FUNERAL HOME 7120 W.

Belmont Ave. 286-2500 CORCORAN FUNERAL HOME 6150 N. Cicero Ave. PE 6-3833 A. V.

FURMAN FUNERAL HOME 3100 W. Irving Park Rd. IR 8-5800 HOME FOR FUNERALS 3834 W. Irving Park Rd. IR 8-0666 OTTO J.

JAEGER FUNERAL HOME 3526 N. Cicero Ave. Kl 5-1320 MATZ FUNERAL HOME 3440 N. Central Ave. Kl 5-5420 MEE A RAMME FUNERAL DIREC.

3918 W. Irving Park Rd. IR 8-0038 JOHN C. MEISZNER 5624 W. Irving Park Rd.

PE 6-9000 HENRY W. MUELLER 5308 W. Belmont Ave. AV 6-8740 WM. C.

SMITH ft SONS Fantral Heme 2500 N. "Cicero Ave. BE 7-8070 THEIS FUNERAL HOME 3517 N. Pulaski Rd. IN 3-5800 SUBURBAN BLAKE-LAMB FUNERAL HOME 4727 W.

103d, Oak Lawn 735-4J41 Suburban Phone NE 4-1193 DRECHSLER FUNERAL HOME 203 S. Marion. Oak Park EU 3-3191 RYAN-PARKE FUNERAL HOME 120 So. N. W.

Park Ridge 822-1171 SCHMAEDEKE. FUNERAL HOME 107th St. A Harlem Worth Gi 8-6000 HORN, 222-4242 Mrs. Nora T. McGuire Mass for Mrs.

Nora T. McGuire, 86, of 9734 Green who died Monday in Little Company of Mary hospital, will be said at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow in St Helena of the Cross Catholic church, 101st street and Normal avenue. Mrs.

McGuire was born in County Clare, Ireland', and lived on the south side for 70 years. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Genevieve Murphy and Mrs. Rita Murphy; three grandchildren; and three greatgrandchildren. Mrs.

Irene A. Ryan Mass for Mrs. Irene A. Ryan, 63, of 312 N. Central who died Monday in Alexian hospital, will be said at 9:30 a.

m.fcFriday in St. Lucy's Catholic church, 440. N. May-field av. She was fifth district director of the American Legion auxiliary, former president and treasurer of Forges unit 196 of the American Legion auxiliary, and a member of the Austin auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

She leaves two" brothers. Roland- Lewis Roland Lewis, 50, vice president of the Libertyville-Mun-delein Taxicab company, died yesterday in Condell Memorial hospital, Libertyville. Mr. Lewis, who lived at 20 E. Maple Libertyville, had worked for the company 15 years.

He is survived by his widow, Mildred; two sons, Richard and William; his mother, Mrs. Mossa Lewis; and four brothers. Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in' the chapel at 128 E.

Park Libertyville. Edward F. Kaderabeck Services for Edward Kaderabeck, 74, of Winter Park, who retired in 1954 as Chicago plant manager for Swift will be held tomorrow in Winter Park. "Mr. Kaderabeck, who died Monday in Winter Park, 'also served the company as plant manager in Sioux City and.Des Moines.

Surviving are his widow, Dorothy; and a son, Royal. Mrs. Leona Peterson MXS- eona reierson, oi zzai e. 67th a resident of Chi- Mrs. Leona Peterson, of 2231 cago for 75" years, died yester day in Jackson Park hospital.

Mrs. Peterson, who was born in Danville, was the widow of Victor R. Peterson, who died in 1947. is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Clif ord Kline.

Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 2024 E. 75th st. Mrs.

Anna Marie Larson Services for Mrs. Anna Marie Larson, 81, widow of the Rev. Oscar G. Larson, will be held at 10 a. today in the chapel of Covenant 2725 Foster where she lived for eight years.

Mrs. Larson's husband, who died in 1954, was pastor rof the'Mission Covenant church, Evanston. She leaves a daugh ter, Mrs. Karl Wickstrom; three sisters; and six grandchildren. Golden W.

Murray Graveside services for Golden W. Murray, 71, of 1748 Jarvis a retired Evanston postman, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Memorial park, Skokie. "Mr.

Murray died Mon day in Evanston hospital. He was a postman for 31 years untiLhis retirement in 1954. Surviving are his widow Dorothy; his mother, Nancy; and a sis ter. Mrs. Samuel Busch Mrs.

Rose Busch, 58, of 3634 S. 58th Cicero, died yesterday in Mount Sinai hospital. She had operated the LaRose Women's Apparel shop at 6300 Cermak rd. until retirement 10 years ago. Surviving are her husband, Samuel; a brother, and a sister.

Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1300 Devon av. William B. Eaton Services for William B.

Eaton, 81, of Princeton, Bureau county, former grocer in Waukegan and Highland Park, will be held tomorrow in Princeton. He died Monday in his home. Surviving are his widow, Theresa; a son, Harry; a daughter, Mrs. Donald Sloan; two sisters; two brothers; 'and nine grandchildren. 1 norf hale fife Chapel locations NORTH 5 5501 N.

Ashland Avenue NEAR NORTH 1035 N. Dearborn Street SOUTHEAST 2024 E. 75th Street SOUTHWEST 2121 Wi 95th Street PARK FOREST. ILL. 2 50 Westwood Drive AMPLE PARKING AT ALL CHAPELS EACH CHAPEL STAFFED 24 HOURS EVERY DAY OF THE YEAR eafe Complete Casket Display Rooms Borowczyk Ronald J.

Chick Borowczyk, Aug. 2, late of 8533 Escanaba avenue, beloved son of Gus C. F. D.l ond Carol, nee Dybiec; dear brother of Christine, Donna, Charles, Mary Eilen, and Timothy; fond grandson of Anthony Dybiec and Angelina Borowczyk. Funeral Thursday, Aug.

4, ot 9:15 a. from Wisniewski Funeral Home, 2805 E. 87th "street, to Immaculate Conception church. Reauiem mass 10 a. m.

Interment Holy Cross cemetery. BA 1-1055. Bronson Florence Bronson, nee TurnbulU at Rhine-beck, N. Aug. 3, 1964.

wife of Clifford B. Funeral-services Wednesday, Aug. 5, 1964, at 2:30 p. at the Dopson Funeral Home, Rhinebeck, N. Y.

Interment Rhinebeck cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday afternoon and evening. Brown Margoret Booth Brown, nee White, beloved wife of the late Horry; dear mother of Thomas A. Frances, Harry, and Virginia Dicken; loving grandmother of four and two great-grandchildren; fond sister of Reg White, Ruth Holder, Kate, and Ed White. Services Thursday, Aug.

6, 2 p. ot Motz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Forest Hpme. Brudnicki Scholastica Brudnicki, loving mother of Helen and Jenny; dear sister of Joseph Brudnicki; fond mother-in-law of Frank wnrain and Joseeh Koczur; sister-in- law of Elizabeth; grandmother and.

great-grandmother. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a. from Casey Laskowski Funeral Home, 4540-50 W. Diverse avenue, to St. Viator church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. Please omit flowers. 777-6300. Byers Margaret A.

Byers, nee Casey, belcved wife of the late William beloved mother of Berckman Ann; fond sister of Nellie Catherine Casey, Ann Casey, Elizabeth Tegeler, and the late Sister M. Berchmans, O.P., Molly Clewien, and Nora O'Brien; dear grandmother of Joseph and Cheryl. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from Kenny Brothers, 5438 S. Halsted street, to Visitation church.

Interment Mount Olivet. Native of County Limerick, Ireland. BO 8-0662. Byrne Lawrence L. Byrne, husband of the lote Helen Foley Byrne; loving father of Mary Alice Zfeman, Helen Jean Brett, and Lawrence grandfather of seven; fond brother ef Mrs.

Dorothy Blaney, Mrs. Elizabeth Clancy, and the late Michael Byme and Kathleen Duntap. Funeral Thursday, 9:45 a. from Walsh-Llovd Funeral Home, 9900 Throop street, to St. Margaret of Scotland church.

Mass 10 o. m. Interment St. Mary's. Member of local 143, I.

U. O. E. BE 8-2321. Carle Frank W.

Carle, beloved husband of Eva; loving father of Robert Proctor; dear brother of George, Lloyd, Arthur Carle, and Verna Olson. Masonic services Thursday, 7:30 p. under the auspices of Cornerstone lodge. No. 875, A.

F. 8. A. M. At Sottile Funeral Home, 2449 N.

Lincoln avenue, services Friday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Arlington. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Seminary Avenue Federated church ap preciated. 935-4275.

Carnow Morris Carnow of 2702 W. Estes, beloved husband of Sadie; devoted father of Sol, Yetta Sobel, ond Temmy Scher; dear grandfather of seven; great-grandfather of four; fond brother of Louis Cohen of New York, Alex ond Sam Carnow, the late Rose- Mednick, Hyman, Sol, Abe, and Isadore. Services Wednesday, II a. Piser North Town Memorial chopel, 6130 N. California avenue.

Interment Brusiiover cemetery, Woldheim. Friends ore asked to pay their respects at time of services. Member of Gornvstopoler-ivankover ond Brusiiover Verein. 338-2300. Carroll Elizabeth Carroll, age 67, 15305 Cottage Grove avenue, beloved wife of Patrick; dear mother of Mary Cooney, Rita Matt-son, Betty Saunders, Peggy Brennon, ond James.

At rest at De Young-Vroegh Funeral Home, 649 E. 162d street. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. m. Mass 10 a.

St. Jude the Apostle church. Interment Holy ED 3-7O0O. Centracchio Joseph A. Centracchio, devoted husband of Theresa, nee Di Paolo; loving father of Emily Wm.

Battista, Antoinette Laria, Dominic Anna Mae, nee Ca-pron, ond Angie Fred Biasiello; grandfather of 11; great-grandfather of four. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from Rosario D. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W. North avenue, to St.

Giles church. Entombment Queen of Heaven. ME 7-0449 or ME 7-0450. Cleary Patrick Cleary, C. P.

D. retiredl, lowing husband of the late Bridget, nee Lomasney; devoted brother of the late John, Dennis, James, Marie, and Nero; fond uncle of James Timothy, Kay Kenney, Patricia Pedi, ond Margaret Herbert. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from the Anthony W. Cappetta Memoriol Chapels, 5858 W.

Roosevelt road, Jo St. Frances of Rome church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Cormel.

Native of County Tipperary, Ireland. MA t-0120 Connors James Baldv Connors, late of 6330 S. California avenue, beloved husband of the late Effie; loving father of Lois Orn-doff ond James; fond 'brother of Catherine Austin, Bessie Bill Masterson, Lillian Leuterio, the late Daniel Connors, ond Helen Joyce. Funeral Thursday, Aug. 6, ot 9:30 a.

from Sullivan Funeral Home. 2701 W. 63d street, at Washtenaw ovenue, to St. Rita church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

PR CT300. Cook Acy Cook, age 72, beloved wife of Herman; dear mother of George Ger-aldine, Gladys Wayne Russell, Ma- zella Edgar Huxhold, Florence Ed ward Cichon, Wilbur Ruth Lucille fWalterl McGuire. Myrtle Ronaldl Peltonen, and the late Le Roy; loving ni-jifuniuitici vi i uiiu mm vicvr grandchildren. Services Thursday, Aug 6, 1 p. ot Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N.

Central avenue. Interment Irving Pork. Coolidge Loura M. Coolidge of 726 Seward street, Evanston, Aug. 2, 1964, wife of Dr.

Edgar D. Coolidge; mother of Ellen E. David and John W. Coolidge; six grandchildren and one great-grandson; sister of Mrs. Edith R.

Brown. Memorial service 4 p. m. Thursday at the First Baptist church, Chicago avenue and Lake street, Evanston. Burial private.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the First Baptist Church Junior Choir Endowment fund. Craig Lilyan G. Craig, nee Tomascllo, beloved wife of Orville; dear aunt of Sharon; fond sister of Jerome Helen, Mrs. Mae Vic Budney, Anthony Vivian, Mrs. Theresa Uoe Szewc, Mrs.

Carolyn Joe Healy, and Albert Carol. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from the Montcloir Funeral Home, 6901 W. Belmont avenue, to St. Constance church.

Interment St. Joseph's, cemetery. NA 2-9300. Croake Michoel F. Croake, beloved husband ef Anna, net Buchalo; dear father of Elizabeth Calabrese and Robert; grandfather of Elizabeth Eubanks and Julia Calabrese; greot-grandfather of two; brother of Phillip.

Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a. from Ryan Funeral Home.J e. oin srreeT, ar uanie, 10 91. Felicltat church. Moss 11 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of C. O. A.

O. P. B. I. St.

Jude's league, 4th degree Calumet Council, No. 632, of C. ES 5-2400. Daly John H. Doly, fond father of John William Daly and Florence Doly Quinn; grandfather of nine; brothtr of Loretta Beckhom, Btrnice O'Brien, and Lucille Mastrangelo.

Funeral Thursday, 10 a. at the Hickev Chapel, 2429 W. 127th street. Blue Island. Interment.

St. Mary's. FU 1-0014. Darling M. Frank Darling, beloved husband of Mildred Darling; loving father of Patricia Kaelin, Shirley Collins, Teresa MacKay, Diana Kroning, and Karen Troescher; grandfather of 16.

Visitation after 10 a. m. Wednesday. Funeral Friday, 10 a. at Hursen Chapel, 59)1 W.

Madison street. Interment Glen Oak cemetery, West Chicago, Decker Roy L. Decker, late of 10340 Walden parkway, beloved husband of Ruth nee Harrington; fond father of Robert Marilyn L. Spence, Norman and" Roger grandfather of 14; brother of Amy Bowman, Grace M. Decker, Meda Lenhart, Mary Bingham, Dr.

Joseph Decker, and Dr. Russell Decker. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p. in the Hickey Chopel, 2429 W. 127th street.

Blue Island. Interment Falrmount. FU 8-0014. Di Silvestro Pietro Dl Silvestro, beloved husband of Rosino, nee Gualano; loving' father of Anthony (Marion, Anita (Dr. Elio Vento, Angela Ernest P.

Santangelo, and Robert Theresa; dear grandfather of inr fond hrnthar of Carolina Raddi and Emestina Di Benedetto. Funeral Thursday, 10 a. m. from Columbian Funeral uM. w.

North avenue, to St. Giles church. Oak Park. Mass 11 o. m.

En tombment Queen of Heaven. Please omit flowers. ES 9-5)51. Dolark Rocco Dolark, beloved father ef Mike Alice and Joseph (Beal of and Bnhsrt null: dear brother of Michael Angie Dt Lorca, Mary Louis Sanz, Dr. Somutl, and James; fend grandfather ot eight; great-grandfather ef eight.

Funeral Friday, 9 a. from Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North ovenue, Oak Park, to St. Bartholomew cnurcn, Mau in a m. Interment Mount Carmel, Please omit flowers.

VI 8-3010; ES 9-5151. Drever Frances Drever, nee Gross, loving mother nf Edwin H. Frances Rita William and Lois R. Joyce; grand-nntiwir nf three sister of Frieda Hen- drlckson, William Gross, and Marie Hendricksnn. Funeral services Thursday, 2 at Donnellon Funeral Home, Jefterv boulevard ot 77tn streer.

inrer- ment Oak Hill, Hammond, Ind. SO 8-8822 New York, 4 Special Mrs. Kathryn G. Messner, 61, co-founder, president, and edi- tor-in-chief of the publishing house of Julian Messner, died today at her country home in West Long Branch, N. J.

Mrs. Messner was a native of Chicago and a graduate of the University of Chicago. She came to New York and opened a bookshop and did editorial work for a firm of which Julian Messner was an officer. They were married and, in 1933, founded the publishing firm bearing their name. When they were divorced in -1944, Mrs.

Messner remained, an officer of the company and when Messner died in 1948 she became presi dent. The firm published Grace Metalious' "Peyton one of the most successful best sellers of recent years, after" her manuscript had been rejected by five other publishers and Mrs. Messner had helped transform it to the style that reached the public. APPEALS COURT BACKS WILSON IN POLICE SUIT Reverses Decision Captains Won The Appellate court yesterday a major feature of Police Supt. Orlando W.

Wilson's reorganization of the city police force. The ruling reversed a decision Feb. 18, 1963, by Judge Charles S. Dougherty in Circuit court. He had ruled 'that Wilson's designation of police district commanders, at higher pay than captains, and his assignment of captains to work under them as watch commanders, was illegal.

Dougherty held that lieutenants should be watch commanders. Averts Many Changes Had Dougherty's ruling been upheld, Wilson presumably would have been required to replace 63 captains serving as watch commanders with lieutenants and to find other assignments for them. The 21 district commanders are paid $14,328 a year, compared with $8,364 to $10,200 a year for captains. Each district commander has three watch commanders working under him, with each in charge of one police shift. All told, the department has 124 men with civil service rank of captain.

The Appelate justices ruled that assignment of police cap- tains as watch commanders is a matter of discretion by the police superintendent. They termed assignments in a police department as "a difficult area in which to justify court interference." Clarify Their Views The justices wrote that the superintendent's actions "should not be subject to review by the courts, except to determine whether, there was or was not good faith and a reasonable exercise of discretion." The office of Michael F. Ryan, attorney for the captains who brought the suit, said he would petition for a rehearing. JACOB SINGER, FORMER RABBI, DIES AT AGE 81 Dr. Jacob Singer, 81, of 5700 Sheridan died yesterday in Mount Sinai hospital.

He was rabbi emeritus of Temple Miz-pah at 1615 Morse which he had served since 1923. Dr. Singer obtained his mas ter's degree from the Univer sity of Cincinnati in 1908, and after his ordination in 1909, took post-graduate work at Johns Hopkins university. He obtained his doctorate at the University of 'Nebraska, and later was a member of the faculty. He lectured oh Jewish liturgical music at Northwestern university.

He served as an army chaplain in World War and was a former president of the Chi cago Rabbinical association He leaves his widow, Hor- tense; two daughters, Mrs Emily Kaplan and Mrs. Peggy Leibik; and a sister. Services will be held at 2 p. tomor row in Temple Mizpah. CLAYTON BOND; TV EXECUTIVE, DIES; RITES SET Mass for Clayton Bond, 42, central division manager of MGM-TV, a television sales division of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, will be said at 10 a.

m. today in St. Anne's -Catholic Ela and Franklin streets, Barrington. Mr. Bond, who lived in Plum Tree road, Barrington, died of a heart attack Sunday shortly after he had dismounted, after playing.

polo "at a friend's estate. Surviving- are his widow, Gloria; three daughters, Gloria, Genia, and Cathleen; and a son, Clayton Jr. Mr. Bond, who had been in the motion picture and television business for 18 years, had joined MGM-TV last November and was appointed manager of the central division last week. member oPthe Federal Power i ion and former Cook county Superior court judge, suffered a fatal heart attack yesterday while preparing to board a plane in Boston.

Mr. Woodward was the son of the late Mr. Woodward Charles E. Woodward, former federal District judge here. He played fullback on the Univer sity of Illinois football team in' the early 1920s, and after his graduation, obtained his law degree from Northwestern university.

Master in Chancery He entered the practice of law in Chicago and was a River side township justice of the peace for 20 years, and a Superior court master in' chancery for six years. He also served as an Illinois Commerce commission hearing examiner. He was defeated for Congress in 1946 by the late Thomas J. O'Brien, and in 1950 was a candidate for clerk of the Appellate eourt. In March of 1959, he was ap pointed by former Gov.

Stratton to fill the unexpired term of the late Judge Frank M. Padden of Superior court. Appointed by. Kennedy In January of 1962, he was appointed to the Federal Power commission by the late Presi dent Kennedy, and was reap pointed, for a five-year term in June of that year. He leaves his widow; Mabel and a daughter, Mrs.

Ann Kelly of Washington. The body will be returned to Riverside for services and burial. SERVICES SET ON FRIDAY FOR M-n, ATJT tatI UAK1j1J IjtI Services for M. Frank Dar ling, 61, of 1117 Suffolk, Westchester, president and business manager of local 1031, Elec trical Workers union, the larg est local in Illinois, will be held at 10 a. Friday, in the chapel at 5911 Madison st.

Mr. Darling, who died Mon day in Houston, after undergoing heart surgery there, was employed in several fields before joining the local in 1939 as an organizer. He was known as the Flo Ziegfield of the American labor movement" because he used professional entertainment to fight Communists and hoodlums. Surviving are his widow, Mil dred; five daughters, Mrs. Pa tricia Kaelin, Mrs.

Shirley Collins, Mrs. Teresa MacKay, Mrs. Diana Kroning, and Mrs. Karen Troescher; and 16 grandchildren. REV.

HOFFMAN, FORMER PASTOR IN JOLIET, DIES The Rev. Arthur W. Hoffman, 85, pastor emeritus of the First Presbyterian church of Joliet since 1954, died yesterday in his home, 1305 Douglas Joliet. The Rev. Mr.

Hoffman was ordained in 1911 after graduating- from McCormick Theology seminary here. His first pastorate was in Hammond from 1912 tp 1917, and he became pastor of the First Presbyterian church in 1917, until his retirement in 1954. In 1961, the Rev. Mr. Hoffman was among 20 Presbyterian minis ters cited for 50 years or serv-.

ice. Surviving are a son, Dr. Charles a surgeon: a daughter, Mrs. Rena Dillard; and eight grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 p.

m. Friday in the -First Presbyterian churchy 805 Western Joliet. SCHERERVILLE POLICE CHIEF REDAR IS DEAD Peter G. Reda'r, 68, chief of police of Schererville, died yesterday, in St. Margaret's hospital, Hammond, where he had been a patient since he was involved iff an automobile acci dent July 18.

Redar, who lived at 410 Joliet st. in the suburb, headed the municipality's police force under the title of town marshal for 36 years. Last year, under a reorganization of the department, he was given the title of police chief. He had announced plans to retire next Nov. 1 Surviving are his widow, Emma; two sons, Gerald and Marlin; two daughters, Sister Laurian of St.

Mary's college, South Bend, and Mrs. Evelyn Mathews; and a grandson. Mass will be said at 10 a. m. Friday in St.

Michael's Catholic church, Schererville. Dies During Visit Richard Zander, 70, of Shawano, collapsed and died apparently of a heart attack, yesterday while visiting his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zander 210 Holbrook st, Chicago Heights. Funeral Directors J.

P. Scanlon Scanlon Funeral Home Beautiful Chapels Dignified Service Air Conditioned Ample Parking 2907 N. Clark EAstgata 7-1800 FUNERAL HOMES 5303 N. Western Ave. Chieag6 541-6874 625 Busse Highway Perk Ridge 698-3348 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Spacious Off-street Courtesy Parking GRATCH-MANDEL C.

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9818 before 4 and after 9:30 p. RE 7- ln Memoriam Janda Hubert J. Janda. Twelve years ago Gone but never forgotten. THE FAMILY Fraternal Notices SHEET METAL WORKERS UNION, LOCAL NO.

73 Services for Brother John Tenbusch, Wednesday, Aug. 5, at 9:30 a. from chapel, 6250 N. Milwaukee avenue. JAMES T.

TRACY, Secretory DEATH NOTICES Cerniglia See Santo Favata notice. Dougala See Martha Jelewski notice. Eadie See Irene A. Ryan notice. Fikes See Frances Fikeis notice.

Gualano Set Pietro Di Silvestro notice. Hanrahan See Irene A. Ryan notice. Kuzmiak See Mary Koronowski notice. McGuire See Irene A.

Ryan notice. Murphy See Nora T. Casey McGuire notice. Ryan See Frances Rvon Moran notice. O'Boyle See Louis F.

Kolarits notice. Olson See Merit Olson Behrens notice. Santangelo See Pietro Dl Sllvestro notice. Spinelli See Judith Ann Poaitano notice. Stroz See Veronica Stroiewskl notice.

Trobblani See Sonto Favata notice. Vento See Pietro Dl Sllvestro notice. Aianl Chorlet L. Aianl, beloved husband of Minnie; dear father of Jerome; stepfather of Carl Kluge and Marie Simpson; seven grandchildren; four sisters and one brother. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.

from Muelhoefer Funeral Home, 1458 Belmont avenue, to St. Benedict's church. Mass 10 a. m. Visitation ofter 12 noon, Wednesday.

Ams Harold W. Ams, 3449 N. Greenvlew, Aug 4, 1954, beloved husband ef Harriet; dear tamer or Ronald, Terry, ana Robert Ams; fond brother of Adolph Ams, Marie La Croix Marge Stolberg. At Lain a. Son Chapel, 5501 N.

Ashlond avenue. where services will be held Friday, Aug 7, at 1 p. m. Interment Graceland. Arata Helen Arata, nee Frase, beloved wife of Louis; dear mother of Robert; fond daughter of Joseph Kalai.

Resting at Mat Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central ave nue, until li a. Thursday. Lying in state at Kloeckner Memoriol church. Cen tral and Chicago avenue, from noon Thurs day, Aug.

6, until time of service, 1 p. Interment Chopel Hill. Gardens West. Balman Hedwig Salmon, Aug. 2, 1964, late of 1332 W.

Argyle- street, beloved wife of the late Ray; dear sister of Bertha Poerschke. Funeral Wednesday, 11 a. Nelson Funeral Chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue, ot Foster. Interment Rosehill.

LO 1-5147. Behrens Maria Olson Behrens ef 1215 Oakwood lane. Glenview. Aug. 2, formerly of Chi ca9o, wife- of the late William; mother of Mrs.

Howard Genevieve Hutton, Mrs. Edwin" (Ruth Anderson, Hennlng Olson, and Edward Olson; 11 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; sister of Au gusta Pierson. Services Wednesday, p. rrt. at Village church, Northbrook.

Interment Mount Olive. Reefing at Wm. H. Scott Funeral Home, 1104 Waukegan Glenview, until 11 a. m.

Wednesday, PA 44083. Beyer Theresa Beyer, beloved wife of the late Alois: dear mother ef Al Isabell, Wal ter, and the lote motoer-in-low of Helen; grandmother of four; great-grand- motner or nve. easrern aiur senrius, i Tuesday under auspices Of Edge woter chapter. No. 742.

Funeral Wednes day, 2 p. from eosnn r-uneroi norne, 5935 W. Belmont avenue. Interment Oak ridge. BE 7-4404.

Bioli Adelmo Bioll. beloved husband of Hilda, mm Balaeehi: dear father of Linda, Michael, and Michale; brother of Jo- unhlnii- Funeral Thursday. 9:15 a. fmm Klemundt Funeral Home. 3315 W.

Irvlna Park rood, to Assumption church, Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph's. i e-nn.

Judge Cilella ing personal injury cases in the court's law division. For two and a half 'years before that assignment, he had presided in Family court. Judge Cilella received his law degree from Northwestern university after graduating from McKinley High school and Crane Junior college. While in college, he achieved a reputation as a baseball player, and while still in school, had a try-out with the New York Giants. Served in Legislature He was admitted to the bar in 1935, and was elected to the lower house of the Illinois legislature in 1943.

He was Democratic committeeman of the 36th ward until bis election as alderman from the ward in 1951. He was reelected in 1955, and served in the city council until his election to the Circuit bench in June of 1958. Judge Cilella was a member of the executive board of the Chicago Council of the Boy Scouts of America from 1955 to 1961, and' in 1958 received the Boy Scout silver beaver award for distinguished service. Backer of Fluoridation He was made chairman ef the Chicago Youth commission in 1954. As a member of the city coun cil, he led the fight for fluorida tion of the city's water supply.

In June of 1961, he was made a knight officer in the Order of Merit of the Italian republic. Besides his son, Judge Cilella leaves his widow, Mabel, and a daughter, Linda Mary. BOY, 9, DROWNS IN MOTEL POOL ON LAKE FRONT Ernest Shannon, 9, of 4547 Evans drowned yesterday in the swimming pool of the 50th On the Lake motel, 4930 Chicago Beach drive. He was seen diving -into the pool 30 minutes before it was open. A patron attempted.

to save him but failed. The body of. a middle-aged man was found in the lake just off Ohio street last night. The man was tentatively identified thru a card in his wallet as Pawel Prokopczyk, 52. Samuel Moretz, 10, of 5725 Juniper Gary, drowned while wading off the boat landing area of the Lake street beach.

His body was recovered by lifeguards from Marquette park beach. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence L. Moretz.

Deaths Elsewhere Danny Jones, 60, a member of the Illinois state mining board, formerly Franklin county, Democratic chairman and an official of the United Mine Workers union; while visiting the Waltonville mine near Royalton, Hl Nathan Hallinger, 80, a retired vice president of the Borden company in New York known as a specialist in the quantity distribution of butter, eggs, and poultry; in New Rochelle, N. Y. Sergei Mironov, 51, deputy commander in chief of the Russian air forces with the rank of air colonel-general, and commander of air units on the Leningrad front in World War II; in Russia. George M. Stall, 84, a retired vice president of the Chase Manhattan bank, New York City, and an adviser to its branch banks; in Montclair, N.J.

4 Dr. Bernard Mann, 81, director of the southern 'division of the Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia from 1942 until 1947; in Philadelphia. ff" 1 1 HrUNERA DIRECTORY Dependable information, guidance and arrangements are a few of the services offered by the Funeral Directors listed here: WEST CHRASTKA JMtMOXIAL CHAPELS 3440 W. 26th St. 3601 W.

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