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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1968 Section 1A -11 DEATH NOTICES ROCKY UNAIDED BY MCCARTHY STAND: NUNN Kentucky Chief Says It Alienates G. 0. P. Panas William H. Panas, suddenly, beloved husband of Marlene Cieslewicz Panas; loving father of Michael John and David William Panas; dear son of Harry Pana-gakis; devoted son-in-law of Helen and John Cieslewicz.

Funeral Wednesday 10 a. m. at Blake-Lamb Chapel, 3737 W. 79th street. Inierment St.

Mary cemetery. 735-4242. Pasierbowicz Thuddes P. Pasierbowicz, suddenly, age 62, July 1 at St. Charles, dear husband of Helen; father of James and Marlene Allen; brother of nine.

Services Wednesday at 9:30 a St. Patrick's church, St. Charles. Interment local. Rosary 7:30 p.

m. Tuesday at Yurs Funeral Home, St. Charles. Pearson Elsa Pearson, late of Chicago, beloved wife of Folke; loving mother of Mrs. Ruby (Walter Tomlinson; grandmother of four; sister of P.

B. and John Emitslof, Mrs. Ebba Flardh, and Mrs. Kartn Andersson, all of Sweden. Member of Vasa lodqe.

No. 134. Resting at the Tews Funeral Home, 18230 Dixie highway. Homewood. Service 3 p.

rn. Wednesday. Interment private. Visitation after 2 p. m.

Tuesday. SY 8-5300. Pesce Mary Pesce, nee Alfiere, beloved wife of the late Basilio; dear mother of Frank Rose, Gene Helen, Dominick Florence, Rose Sam Scilluffo, and the late Joseph Marie; grandmother of ten; great-grandmother of two. Funeral Wednesday, at 9 a. from Vitucci Funeral Home, 1399 W.

Grand avenue, to Sancta Maria Addolorata church. Mass at 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. HA 1-6656.

'I ft 1 I iit itT f- I NEGROES GIVEN G.0.P.P0STSIN W. SIDE WARDS The Republican county organization's executive committee, under new leadership, yesterday again denied patronage and a voice in management to so-called west side block-sters. Emphasis was placed on giving the black community the chance to develop its own leaders with G. O. P.

encouragement. Negroes were appointed acting ward committeemen in two wards where the Democratic organization still functions thru white committeemen in areas which are largely colored, the 27th, with County Commissioner John J. Touhy, and 28th, with Anthony G. Girolami. Peavy Gets 27th For the G.

O.P., the 27th ward gets Freddie C. Peavy, 30, of 1819 S. Karlov who will move from the 29th ward, where he was a write-in candidate for the June 11 ward committeeman election. The 28th ward acting committeeman will be Curtis Foster, 42, of 200 N. Keeler a supervisor at the Cook county hospital and former investigator for the state's attorney's office, who ran for alderman last year.

Actions of the executive committee were announced by County Treasurer Edmund J. Kucharski, the new G. O. P. county chairman, and County Commissioner Floyd Fulle, BY JOHN ELMER Chicago Tribune Press Service Milwaukee, July 1 Republican governors attending the midwest governors' conference here had mixed reactions today to Sen.

Eugene J. McCarthy's statement that he might support Republican Nelson Rockefeller if Vice President Humphrey wins the Democratic Presidential nomination. Gov. Louie B. Nunn of Kentucky, who has yet to indorse a G.

O. P. candidate for President, said the McCarthy statement would "drive Republican delegates farther away from Gov. Rockefeller." Eyes Democratic Votes Gov. Harold Le Vander of Minnesota, an outspoken Rockefeller supporter, said he believes the words of the senator from his home state could bring the New York governor Democratic votes.

"Anytime you can get a large number of Democrats to support a Republican, that's all to the good," Le Vander said. Gov. Warren P. Knowles of Wisconsin, the host governor who is committed to Nixon, declined to comment on McCarthy's statement, noting the anti-war candidate issued a near denial this morning. McCarthy made the surprise Sima Rita H.

Sima, nee Sheridan, beloved wife of Ernest; loving daughter of Marie, nee Stoll, and Thomas; dear sister of Marie Lamont, Dorothy Frank Sudlik, and Lorraine Joseph Barbian; fond aunt of seven; great-aunt of seven. Resting at Zefran Funeral Home, 1941 W. Cermak road. Services Wednesday, 9 a. to St.

Paul church, 22d place and Hoyne avenue. Mass 9:30 a. m. Entombment Queen of Heaven. Vi 7-6688.

Skoglund War E. Skoglund, of 9516 Hamlin avenue, Evanston, June 30, 1968, husband of Bernice S. Skoglund; father of Carolyn Skoglund and Mrs. Robert Scorza; brother of Walter, Roy, and Stanley Skoglund. Friends may call at Hebble-thwaite Chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, where services will be held 2:30 p.

m. Wednesday. Burial private. Skwier Stanley F. Skwier, beloved husband of Carolyn nee Moritz; dearest father of Gloria A.

Jerome Richards and Gerald fond son of Frances Skwier; brother of Helen Roman Pizarek, Frank, Mildred Williaml Schroeder, and Eleanor Raymond Golemo; grandfather of Mark Phillip, Paul Matthew, and Elizabeth Ann Richards. Funeral Wednesday, July 3, 1968, 9:15 a. from The Montclair Funeral Home, 6901 W. Belmont avenue, to St. Hyacinth church, 3636 W.

Wolfram. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery.

NA 2-9300. Sobczak Walter J. Sobczak, beloved husband of Mary, nee Maiercak; dear father of Joyce James Coglianese, Judith, Richard, and Janice; brother of Joan Jerome Cohen; son-in-law of Martin aid Helen Maiercak. Funeral Wednesday, July 3, at 9:15 a. from Soltes Chapel, 2746 W.

51st street to Queen of the Universe church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Resurrection. Veteran of WW II.

PR 4-7257. Sollman William Sollman, beloved husband of the late Georgana; fond father of the late Mildred DeLaFonte; grandfather of five; step-grandfather of 21. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. m. at Hursen Chapel, 5911 W.

Madison street. Interment Ridge-wood. Sowa C. Sowa III, age 17, beloved son of Frank C. and Elaine, nee Mazurk; dear brother of David ard Paul; fond grandson of Frances Mazurk and Henrietta Sowa; nephew of Earl Mazurk.

At Birren Son Funeral Home, 6125 N. Clark street, after 5 p. m. Tuesday. Funeral, Wednesday morning at 10:30 a.

m. Services in Queen of All Saints basilica, at 11 o'clock. Interment All Saints cemetery. In lieu of flowers please make donations to the Grant Hospital Intensive Care Unit. Sprott Margaret C.

Sprott, June 30, 1968, beloved wife of Robert; fond sister of Clara Adolph Spira. Services Wednesday, June 3, 10 a. m. at Wold Wold Funeral Home, 3337-39 W. North avenue.

Interment Memory Gardens cemetery. Stark Frederick M. Stark of Lombard, passed away Sunday, beloved husband of Mary, nee Elshlager; dear father of Frederick F. and Rudolph grandfather of three. Funeral services were private.

Gibbons-Robillard Funeral Home, directors. TE 2-0018. Siewart See Roger E. Schmitt notice. Stewart Kathryn M.

Stewart, nee Pelletier, beloved wife of the late Raymond Lambin and Robert W. Stewart loving mother of Kathryn Tuffy and Rosemary Pfing-ston; devoted grandmother of 15; dear sister of Mary Rauen. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 a. from the new Kenny Brothers, 3600 W. 95th street, to St.

Philip Neri church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary.

239-3600. Subic John Subic of Cicero, beloved husband of the late Rose; dear father of Dorothy Matt Schweihs and Leonard Dorothy Subic; grandfather of Eric and Margaret Subic. Funeral Wednesday, July 3, 10:30 a. at Hreisa Funeral Home, 5130 W. 25th street, Cicero.

Interment Woodlawn. Member of American Legion Cicero Post, No. 96. Post services p. m.

Tuesday evening. Sullivan Katherine Sullivan, nee Prendergast, beloved wife of the late John; dear aunt of Thomas M. Daly, Margaret Colter, Mae Doyle, Emmet, Frank, and James Cont. from preceding page Lojewski Tneodore Loieski. beloved husband of the late Stel ree (Ulmsy; oear father of Rotert Senate; brotnef cf Helen Hartle, Sieila fFrank) WlllnsW, mi Sr.

M. Con-jnoa. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. fcn Kopec Funeral Home, 5259 W. Ros-coe street, at Locncod, fo St.

Ladis'aus cnurcn Interrr.ent St. Josecn cemetery. 515-6974. Long Georst Long, age 75, beloved husband of Eniaoetn, nee Austgen; loving fainer of Dorothy Mel Campana, Gerald Lois (Fred Klich of Largo, and the late George Jr. AlvinaJ; fond brother of Ida Georgel Fay; grandfather of 15.

Member of ODerating Engineers, local 150. Funeral Wednesday, 10:15 a. from Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North avenue. Oak Par, 1o St.

Giles church. Mass 11 a. m. Interment All Saints. ES 9-5151 or Vi 6-3010.

Lundgoot Robert R. Lungoot of Dearborn, beloved husband cf Agnes dear father of Christine Robert R. Jr. and Carl brother of Richard son of Oscar G. and the late Florence.

Services Wednesday, 11 a. m. at Haggard Funeral Home. 124 Madison street. Oak Park.

Interment Mount Emblem. Friends may call after 2 p. Tuesday. In lieu of folwers, kindly make donation to University of Chicago School of Medicine Dept. of HemotologyJ.

Mallmann Peter J. Mallmann of Bristol, beioved husband of Clara, nee Scnmidtke; fond father of Jerald Mailman; three brothers and 1 sister; six grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p. m. Wednesday, at Strang Funeral Home, Antioch, III.

Visitation after 3 P. m. Tuesday. Interment Ridgewood cemetery. Information.

395-4000. Malnick Theadore Malnick, aae 76, died June 25. 1963, survived bv beloved son, Theodore of Milwaukee. Services and burial tues-day, July 2, 1968, at Reck Island National cemetery. Rock Island, Illinois.

Information, 738-2424. Mamola Stanley J. Mamola, late of Treasure Island. formerly of Chicago, husband of the late Harriet; devoted father of Harry Alvin Cha-lorte, Virginia i Arthur Mee; brother of Theresa Zonca; dear grandfather of nine; fond great-grandfather of six. Resting at Wy-socki Funeral Home, 1845 N.

Hermitage avenue, near Cortlard street. Funeral Wednesday, July 3, 8:30 a. to St. Mary of the Angels church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. BR 8-2636. Manning Gertrude E. Manning, nee Mack, beloved te of the late Arthur dear mother of Arthur F. Mary Louise Mack Patricia Barry, Frances Layd, Genevieve Ryan, and Lt.

Col. Thomas J. Manning, U. S. fond grar.dmo'her of 49; great-grandmother of seven; loving sister of Alice Hurley and tne late Louise Mack.

At Birren Son Funeral Home, 6125 N. Clark street, after 6 pm. Mcnday. Funeral Wednesday morning at 9:30. Services in St.

Gregory cnurch at 10 odock. Interment All Saints' cemetery. McGrail Dr. Matthew McGrail, beloved husband of Catherine, nee Harris; loving fatner of John and Carol Becker; grandfather of Laurie, Patricia and Kelly McGrail, and Missy Becer. Vis, ration Tuesday, 3 to 10 o.

at Frank R. Ringa Sons, 6Sj3 Grand avenue. Interment St. Edward cemetery, Shamon.n, Pa. 6j7-c2b0.

McKeon See McKiernan notice. McKiernan Kate McKiernan, nee McKeon, beloved wife of the late Patrick; loving mother of Thomas Vary, Margaret Schutt, Wary Deianey Ricnardi, and Catherine McKiernan; dear sister of Frank McKeon, Elizabeth Magu re, Hugh and Jonn McKeon of Irelanc. and the late Patrick, Thomas, Micnatl, Pe'er, Mary Cannon, Margaret McKeon, and Bridget McCabe. Funeral Wednessa, 10 a. from tne Burke-Sullivan Funeral Home, 5018-20 Cn.cago avenue, to St.

Angela's cnurch. Macs a. m. Interment Mount Car-rrel. Native of County Leitrim, Ireland.

Please omit flowers. CO 1-07C0. AP wirepnoro Sobs Over Boy Friend Sobbing girl kneels over her boy friend who was beaten by police after he made remark to policeman from a side-walk restaurant in Berkeley, Cal. Police were patroling streets enforcing 8 p. m.

curfew. Phelan Bessie B. Phelan, beloved wife of Patrick; loving mother of Arthur, Alary Pierson, John, and Virginia Graziano; devoted sister of Rose Bracken; grandmother of five; great-grandmother of three. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from Donnellan Funeral Home, Jeffery boulevard at 77h street, to St.

Brides church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary.

Please omit flowers. Mass offerings would be appreciated. SO 8-8822. Printy, Sr. John E.

Printy, beloved husband of Ann, nee Toumi; dear father of John Jav, Jr. Mary; five grandchildren; brother of Eliza Phillips, Mary Anderson, the late Owen and Charles. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. m. from the Brady-Gill Funeral Home, 2929 W.

87th street to St. Bernadette church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. 636-2600. Quigley Vernon J.

Quigley, beloved husband of Lillian, nee Censky; fond uncle of Mary Louise Quigley; loving brother of the late Dr. William J. Quigley. Visitation Tuesday after 2 p. m.

and until funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Barr Funeral Home, 6222 N. Broadway, to Sr. Ita church. Requiem mass 10 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. SH 3-4034. Redman Frederick W. Redman, suddenly.

In Frankfort, beloved husband of Loraine, nee Peterson; loving father of Lorraine GeorgeJ Swanberg; dear grandfather of two; son of the late John and Elizabeth; fond brother of Mildred Vefterick, Edith Wakefield, Eleanor Schultz, Lucille DeGol, George, Albert, Henry, and William Redman and the late John and Evelyn Krueger. Visitation Monday evening from 7 to 10 p. m. and Tuesday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. at the Frankfort Community Chapel.

Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. July 3, at St. Peter's United Church of Christ. Interment Pleasant Hill cemetery, Frankfort. restaurant, and beat him to the floor.

Then they picked up the bearded man, dragged him outside, and as he protested one officer hit him a backhanded blow in the stomach. The bearded man collapsed to the ground with his girl friend sobbing over him. There were no arrests. everyone to get off the street or be subject to arrest for failure to disperse. As they passed the Forum restaurant, a popular hangout for dissidents, including students, a bearded man spoke up: "You'd better get out of here or we're gonna kill you." Policemen surged in, shoved the man into the back of the Berkeley, July 1 UPi Police beat a bearded youth to the floor here tonight after he talked back to a police officer who was clamping down the second night of general curfew in this city of 120,000.

At 7:55 p. m. squad cars appeared on Telegraph avenue with bullhorns announcing the 8 p. m. curfew and warning statement yesterday in Lansing, Red Tape Unraveler Remsnyder Nixon to Talk toDelegates on Caucus Eve BY GEORGE TAGGE Promised by Hubert and later at a Chicago press conference.

What Senator Said He said he could "conceive of circumstances under which I could support Rockefeller against Humphrey." McCarthy later qualified his remark by listing several conditions, including that Humphrey and Rockefeller won their respective party nominations and that the New York governor changed his positions on Viet Nam war and domestic issues to conform with McCarthy's while the Vice President did not. Press aids at McCarthy's Chicago headquarters in the Shera-ton-Blackstone hotel were bar- Richard M. Nixon will meet Illinois delegates to the Republican national convention at the O'Hare Inn on July 10, a day before the official caucus which Malloy. Funeral mass Wednesday, 10 McKillop a. at St.

Benedict's Heme for the Aged, Niles, III. Interment Mt. Olivet. Visitation Tuesday after 4 p. m.

at the Smith Funeral Home, 245 Madison street. Oak Park. Taddeucci nee Mulholland. beloved F. Kennedy, including Mayors Thomas D'Alesandro of Baltimore and James.

J. M. Doorley of Providence, R.I. None Back McCarthy Altho some of the biggest names among Democratic mayors were absent, including Richard J. Daley of Chicago and Samuel F.

Yorty of Los Angeles, no major city executives are backing Sen. Eugene F. McCarthy, Humphrey's rival for the Democratic Presidential nomination. Mayor James H. J.

Tate of Philadelphia, who helped swing his state's large convention delegation into the Humphrey column in May, said, "Among the mayors of his own party, there is virtually no support for any other candidate." And Mayor Henry Meier of Milwaukee said, "As far as I Anna McKillOP. wife of the late and" Richard grand- cistpr rrf MOSe and Margaret Little mnrhpr nf thr raged with phone calls last night from newspapers and radio and television stations attempting to verify the controversial iland of Toronto, Can-i-u lohn Robert. Jo- Benjamin Muiro ada, tne ia'e cann aH i Ch ird Mulholland. Services Mrs. Elmer Joan Remsnyder, nee Strawn.

149 Brandywine circle, Batavia, June 30, 1968, beloved wife of Elmer; dear mother of Paula; fond sister of Mary Lou McNeela, Margaret Stro-rigl and Charles Strawn. Services 2 p. m. Wednesday, from the Crane Funeral Home, 222 E. Wilson street, Batavia.

Burial at West Batavia cemetery. Resting at Crane Funeral Home. 879-1487. Richards Michael J. Richards, beloved husband of Mary, nee Parsons; dear father of Michael Jr.

Judy and Mary H. Jantke Fred! fond grandfather of Margaret, Michelle, Terry, and Freddy; dear son of Hannah Phillips and the late Michael; brother of John P. and the late Harry. Resting at Tomas J. Cooney Sons Funeral Home, 3552 South-port avenue.

Funeral Wednesday, 8:45 a. to St. Bonaventure church. Interment St. Joseph.

Retired member of Div. 214 C. T. A. Richards William R.

Richards, proprietor of Lounge, 3752 S. Kedzie avenue, beloved husband of Lila, nee Schmuhl; loving son of the late William and Martha; fond brother of Rachel and brothers and sisters in Columbia, Ky. Visitation at Fortuna Funeral Home, 4401 S. Kedzie, from 11 a. m.

to 10 p. m. Tuesday. Interment Columbia city cemetery, Kentucky. Rizzo See Philip Moretti notice.

Robinson Margaret I. Robinson, beloved wife of Georqe; fond sister of James S. Wallace of Hendersonville, N. and the late Robert G. Wallace and Helen E.

Worley; aunt of Robert G. Wallace. Past worthy matron of Aloha chaoter, O. E. S.

and member of White Shrine. Services Wednesday, 2 p. at Lackore. Nichols and Lane Chanel, 1971 W. 111th street.

Interment Mount Hope. BE 8-0671. Romano See Fhilip Moretti notice. Rossow Fred Rossow, beloved husband of Vera; loving father of Marvin, Owen, and Charlotte Steel; dear grandfather of four. Resting at Wieting Chapel, 3658 S.

Wolcott avenue, until 10 p. m. Tuesday. Services Wednesday, 1 p. at St.

Andrew Lutheran church. Interment Bethania. LA 3-0985. esday. at the memorm sith street.

Interment Dante J. Taddeucci, formerly of 1 N. La Salle street, husband of the late Elizabeth; father of Henry; brother of Valentine Riccl. Interment Friday, July 5, at Memorial Park cemetery, Davenport, la. Visitation Tuesday, 6 p.

m. until Wednesday, 10 P. m. at John Rago Sons Chapel, 5744 W. North avenue.

In lieu of flowers, send contributions to Cancer society. 899-8223. 1 30 P. m. Wed-Chaoel, 5200 Cedar Park.

414 1-0340. Clearly considering the re named last week by Kucharski as head of the executive committee. Daley Is Challenged Kucharski challenged the Democratic county chairman, Mayor Daley, to take similar action against the bipartisan west side bloc in his party. Daley has ignored all such thrusts by the G. O.

P. Peavy will handle 27th ward patronage in place of the elected committeeman, N. James Carr. Foster gets the 23th ward jobs that normally would go to Joseph A. Porcaro, the elected committeeman.

In the 1st ward, Marvin R. Dee of the Outer Drive East apartments, was reappointed to act in place of State Rep. Peter C. Granata, who was reelected by voters June 11. 22d Ward Deal Seen William Y.

Wilson, 41, an advertising executive, is expected to become the acting ward committeeman in the 22d ward, where Joseph M. Kosiba was elected June 11. In the 25th, Ronald A. Stearney, 28, of 2601 23d an attorney, was reappointed to act in place of the elected committeeman, Anthony Fosco. "This represents emancipation for the people of the west side," Foster told newsmen.

"It took the Republican party to recognize the fact that the black man has been denied political representation. "The Democrats have been buying our lives and selling the blacks down the river. Republicans are taking a giant step in the ghetto." mark a political mistake, they first tried to deny McCarthy Tourville had made it, then conceded the fact and read a list of conditions Minneapolis, July 1 LT) Vice President Humphrey, acknowledging the support of more than 100 Democratic mayors, pledged today that as President "I will have a red tape unraveler second to none." "If America has a crisis, that crisis is rooted in the urban areas," he said, promising to outdo his efforts of the last three years in helping the mayors with the red tape in federal aid programs. Before a news conference with the mayors, held in the Minneapolis city council chamber where he was sworn in as mayor 23 years ago Tuesday Humphrey led 40 of them on a walking tour of downtown Minneapolis. Sets a Fast Clip As he set a fast clip down the middle of one street, the Vice President spotted his student son, Hubert H.

Skip Humphrey III, on the way to his summer job with a law firm. Pointing to Skip's bulging brief case, the Vice President asked, "What have you got in there, money?" They chatted briefly before going their separate ways. Arriving at City hall, Humphrey bought a poppy from the lady selling them for the benefit of Jewish War Veterans. Most of the big-name mayors attending the news conference had announced their support of Humphrey earlier. But the group included several former backers of the late Sen.

Robert to newsmen. No Help to Image Nunn, who gave Republicans a 26 to 24 advantage in gov ernorships when he was elected last year, said he did not be Emmett J. Tourville, beloved husband of Genevieve, nee Maloy; dear father of Mary Minnick, Katherine Bingham and Susan Tourville; grandfather of four; fond son of Napoleon and the late Mary; brother of Margaret Kenny, Paul, Wilfred and Eleanor Schmidt. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Gibbons-Robillard Funeral Home, 134 S.

York, Elmhurst, to Immaculate Conception church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Member of H.

N. S. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the American Cancer society. TE 2-0018. Trcka Catherine Trcka nee Dvorak, at Largo, beloved wife of Frank; loving mother of Elsie Albert Frieden, William Helen Kofi Josephine Duane Brooks, Joseph Gladysj, and Frank lieve McCarthy's statement helped Rockefeller's image Mikalauski Chres Josecn Mikalauski, died June 30, tu4.

Woodruff, dearly beloved hu'Eand of Dorothy, nee Jacobs; father of'DeLoris Charlotte (Donald! Goode of Harvev, nd Charles Mary of Chicago; 14 grandchildren brothers-la of William Jacocs; uncle of Charles K-zen Veteran of W. W. 1. Originally from Chicago. Self-employed in wholesale meat business.

Visitation at the Mar-ooette Funeral Home, 2533 71st s-ret, after 5 p. m. Wednesday. July 3 Funeral Friday 9:30 a. from the Marouette Funeral Home.

Requiem mass TO a. m. at St. Rita church Holy Sepulchre cemetery. GR t-i3- Miraglio Vary Ann nee Kcbienia.

late 1732 N. D-ae avenue, loving of Joecn; dear ss'cr ot Jack, Vircenf, and tne late Josepn. Ftneral corv Wd-escay. 10 a. at Rago Broine'rs.

512C Fuilerton avenue. Cremation Acac a Park. Please omit flowers. AR 6-78C0. Moretti Philip Moretti, loving husband of Anna, i.e Romano; beloved father of Annette fbanl Damafo and Mary Ann Rizza, grandfather of seven; ford brother of Margaret Vichaell Romano, Pauline Sam Calabrese, Vito and George Mo-and the lae Virginia Part.Pilo.

pVeral Friday. 9 a. from Rago Brothers, 5'20 Fuilorton avenue, to Our Lad of Hoce church. Mass 10 a m. Interment Sr.

Josech. Please omit flowers. AR 6-78C0. among Republicans. "McCarthy wants Rockefel Gov.

Nelson Rockefeller wishes to address. The Tribune was informed by delegates who' are Republican leaders that Gov. Rockefeller will not be welcome at the July 11 caucus at the Pheasant Run lodge near St. Charles. "The caucus has business to discuss," said Richard B.

Ogil-vie, G.O.P. nominee for governor. "This is not the time or place for Presidential candidates to appear." Several other key leaders expressed similar views, while holding forth the possibility that Rockefeller, Nixon, and Gov. Ronald Reagan of California, or any other possible candidate would be welcome when the Illinois delegation meets in Miami Beach. There may be daily caucuses there at the convention hall or at the Marco Polo hotel in Hallandale where the Illinois delegates have been assigned to stay.

The first may be on Aug. 4, eve of the convention. Sen. Dirksen 111. is expected to be elected delegation chairman July 10.

He also is G. O. P. national platform chairman. Sen.

Percy HI. recently abandoned his attempt to become his state's favorite son candidate. Elroy C. Sandquist chairman of the Ulnnois Rockefeller for President committee, said his candidate should speak as soon as the Illinois delegates meet. William H.

Rentschler, chairman of Illinois for Nixon committee, said no attempt is being made to get an invitation for Nixon to go to the Illinois caucus July 11. ler to follow his policies," Nunn said. "I don think Re am concerned, he is the only big leaguer in the whole business addition to an indorsement, Humphrey got a kiss from Mrs. Patricia Sheehan, mayor of New Brunswick, N. J.

Humphrey then flew to Cleveland with that city's Negro mayor, Carl B. Stokes. Despite heavy advance publicity only about 500 persons turned out to greet them at the airport, and the crowd was sprinkled with supporters of Sen. McCarthy and Gov. Nelson A.

Rockefeller. publicans are looking for a candidate to give them more of the same thing they've had for the past eight years." Nunn said Republicans want a winner, but "one who pro vides a different course for the Salerno See Maria Ceusters notice. Schmalbeck George L. Schmalbeck, July 1. 1968, of 712 Parkway avenue, Elgin.

Member of Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Engine Men lodge. No. 188, and member of Humboldt Park lodge. No. 813, A.

F. A. M. Retired railroad engineer of the Galewood division of the Chicago, Anilwaukee, St. Paul Pacific railroad.

Beioved husband of the late Clara nee Koll; loving father of Mrs. William E. Harriet Paar, Mrs. Harold Marguerite Sturm, Mrs. Raymond Lois Ripley, and Georqe brother of Ted 15 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren.

Services Wednesday, 1:30 p. at Schmidt Funeral Heme. 305 Park street, Elgin. Interment Arlington cemetery. Elm-hurst.

Visitation after 4 p. m. Tuesday. Masonic services 8 p. m.

Tuesday. Information, 741-1128. Schmalzl Elizabeth Schmalzl, beloved wife of the late Gustav Schmalzl; loving mother of Anna Stacy, Elizabeth Wagner and Margaret Funk; dear sister of Mary Kcrsch-baum and Frank Klopctiek; fond grandmother of seven. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 4727 W.

103d street, Oak Lawn, to St. Germaine church. Interment St. Mary's Tower Backs Nixon; Sights Quick Victory Mexico City, Acapulco Rocked by Quake MEXICO CITY, July 1 Reuters A strong earth tremor shook Mexico City tonight, blacking out most sectors of the city, cutting local telephone lines, and shattering windows of tall buildings. The quake also jarred Acapulco and other areas.

Electric power was knocked out in extensive areas. JIUlb Mary Mott, beloved wife of the late Charles L. dear mother of Lester, John Mrs Mary Covins, and the late William C. Haves. Funeral Wednesday, 9-30 a from Hursen Chaoel.

911 W. Mad son street, to Cur Lady of Sorrows basilica. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven.

Mourada Israel Mourada. beloved husband of E.in; fond uncle of Celeste Schott; brother, sister, nephews, and nieces in Iran. Services Wednesday, 1 P. at Liddy Chaoel, 4920-24 W. Irving Park road Interment Irving Park cemetery.

Ki 5-6220. Visitation after 2 p. m. Tuesday. Mussenberg Brother Cosmos Vussenberg C.

F. A. Congregation of Alenan Bros. Fond brother of Henry Mussenberg of Kas In state at Aienian Brothers (Chicago Tribune Press Service country." Nunn reportedly is in Nixon's corner but is remaining uncommitted because he is chairman of Kentucky's delegation to the Republican national convention in Miami Beach beginning Aug. 5, Nixon has the backing of 22 of Kentucky's 24 delegates.

Le Vander conceded that Rockefeller's bid for the nomination is "an uphill battle," but said the New York governor has made recent inroads into Nixon's strength. The governors met this morning to discuss reports from Gov. Roger D. Branigin, of Indiana on water and air pollution, and from Robert W. Schneider, Illinois deparament of agriculture director, on meat inspection.

No immediate action was taken. Gov. Samuel H. Shapiro of Illinois minimized the importance of McCarthy's remark when he arrived this afternoon. cemetery.

Member of St. Germaine Altar and Rosary society and C. O. F. For transportation inforrpation call 636-1193 or "I think he's a good Democrat like any other Democrat," Shapiro said.

"He'll support the nominee whoever he may be." Needs to Be Neutral Shapiro remained silent on a Presidential preference, noting that his position as chairman of the Democratic national convention's rules committee required him to take a neutral stance. Of the seven Democratic governors here or expected to arrive, three are solidly for Humphrey, and two are neutral. On the Republican side, two are for Nixon, two are leaning to Nixon, and three are neutral. Only Le Vander has declared for Rockefeller. Hcpital Cnacei.

IJU Deiuen vcre. after 5 o. m. Funeral mass 735-4242. Schmitt Roger E.

Schmitt, July 1, 1968, beloved husband of Wilhelmina nee Siewerth; dear Virginia; dear sister of Mae Goldfarb, Anna Bender, and the late Frank Dvorak; fond grandmother of 12; great-grandmother of eight. Funeral services Wednesday, 1 p. at Kolbus Funeral Home, 6841-57 W. Higgins avenue. Interment Union Ridge cemetery.

Visitation Tuesday after 11 a. m. 774-3232. Turner Mary T. Turner, In Riverside, June 30, 1968, age 55 years, wife of John D.

Turner, 8392 Magnolia Riverside, niece of Angei Cop-polillo of Riverside; also niece of Mary Provozano of Chicago, III. Recitation of the rosary, Tuesday, at 7 p. m. in the Garden of Prayer Chapel. Requiem mass St.

Thomas Catholic church. Interment Crestlawn Memorial park. Riverside, Cal. Tyrala Edward J. Tyrala beloved husband of Dorothy, nee Jezel; dearest father of Dorothy J.

and Edward J. son of the late John and Frances, nee Meres; brother of Sue Cecil Murphy; son-in-law of Adeline and the late Joseph Jezel. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from Szykowny Funeral Home, 4901-07 S. Archer avenue, to St.

Richard church. Interment Resurrection. 735-7521. Underwood Leslie D. Underwood, beloved husband of the late Faye.

Service Wednesday, 11 a. at O'Donnell Funeral Home, 1811 W. 103d street. Interment Mount Hope cemetery. BE 8-2245.

Vicich Josephine Vicich, nee Krizanac, of Lyons, loving wife of Andrew Vicich; dear mother of Mary Hugo Secirovic, Diane, Jean, John Gladysl, Hank Katherine, Ann William Polich, Alice Joseph Miculinich, Frank Lillian, Violet Vince Corbin, and the late Rose Dorich and Victor; grandmother of 21; great-grandmother of 12. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from Pavlak-Lyons Funeral Home, 4039 Joliet avenue 8000 west, Lyons, to St. Hugh's church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Queen of Heaven. 447-1900. Walton William E. Walton of Watseka, formerly of Des Platnes, beloved husband of Elizabeth, nee Thomas; dear brother of Lillian Banach, Cecilia Patzke, Mae Wigent, Helen Kucniar, Leo Walton, and the late Josephine Giamalva and Estelle Loos.

Services Wednesday, 10:30 a. at Oehler Funeral Home, Lee at Perry street, Des Plaines. Interment family lot. 824-5155. Walsh Mae Walsh, Washington and Jane Smith Home, June 29, 1968.

Funeral from Lain and Son Chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, Wednesday, July 3 at 9:30 a. to St. Caietan church, 112th and South Artesian avenue. Mass at 10 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Wire Ralph Roy Wire, 89, Lakeside, June 30, 1968, father of Mrs. Frances Boyersmith and Mrs. Josephine Ray.

Services at Connelly-Noble Funeral Home, Three Oaks, July 2, at 2 p. m. E. D. T.

Interment local. Wurst Robert W. Wurst, beloved husband of Carrie; fond father of George Claire Davis and the late Robert Walter Wurst; loving grandfather of five. Services Tuesday, 1 p. at Krause Chapel, 3905-07 N.

Lincoln avenue. Interment Waidheim. father of Arlene Struve; fond grand Wonnesday 10 a. m. in hospital chaoel.

Interment St. Joseph cemetery. Musolff Agnes Musolff, daughter of the late Frank and Elizabeth; fond sister of Sr. Mary Nothburga, Srs. ot St.

Francis of Mary Immaculate Conception and Andrew. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. from Ellnass Chanel. 4117 Armitage avenue father of Alison, Alan, Linda, and Diane; brother of Mathilda Schmitt.

Funeral from Lain and Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland I by Harold Blake Walker avenue, Friday, July 5, at 9:30 a. to St. Alohonsus church. Interment St Joseph.

Visitation after 2 p. m. Wednes day. Schulenburg to St Philcmena church. Interment si.

1 Boniface. BE 5-6019. Nadler Anna Nad'er, June 30. beloved sister of i Cm. it Dvan anti the I August J.

Schulenburg of Arlington Heights, beloved husband of Bertha, nee Mevn; dear father of Marvin, Bernice Leth, and Esther Kahling; nine grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren. Visi PETER, JAMES, and John never were able to fathom the deeps in Jesus, and yet who can doubt the value of their friendship to the Master? Franz Schubert knew that his friends, Schwind, Schober, and Kuppel could not understand the music that bubbled in his spirit. They were as different from him as any three men could be, and yet, he wrote to Schober, "If only you, Schwind, and Kuppel and I were together, then misfortune would not bother us." tation at LauterDurg jenier runerai Home. 2000 E. Northwest nignway, Ar Injured When Struck lington Heights, in state Wednesday ar Faith Lutheran church, from noon until time of services af 2 P.

m. Interment St. John cemetery. 253-5423. Schutt See Kate McKiernan notice.

Scott by Bat, Youth Dies James W. Scott, suddenly, of Downers Grove, fond son of Edna and Lowell E. Scott; brother of Bruce grandson of Oiga Wensch of Woodstock, III. Service Washington, July 1 Sen. John G.

Tower Tex. today withdrew as a favorite son Republican Presidential candidate and predicted more than 40 members of the Texas delegation would vote for former Vice President Nixon, putting Nixon over the top on the first ballot. Tower told a press conference his withdrawal would have to be formally ratified by the 5G delegates in caucus but said the procedure was a technicality. As of now, Tower said, he estimates that 40 delegates are for Nixon and that four or five more will be in the Nixon camp when the G. O.

P. convention opens in Miami Beach, Aug. 5. He estimated that the Texas vote would bring Nixon's first ballot total to 682, 15 more than the 667 votes needed for nomination. Tower said he had discussed his move with Nixon at a New York conference last Tuesday.

He said his timing had no connection with the recent Texas foray of New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. "Things are well under way and I thought it was time to make my commitment to Nixon," Tower said. In a formal statement, the Texan said he believed that "Dick Nixon -will provide the change from Democratic crisis, crime, and chaos which Americans demand, restoring leadership to our Presidency, order to our country, and progress for our people." Tower, in answer to questions, said he would support the G. O.

P. nominee, whoever he is, but felt that Rockefeller's nomination would be "highly unlikely." Wednesday, 11:30 a. from the Adams- Wmrerfieid Funeral Home, 4343 Main street, Downers Grove. Interment Mount Emblem. WO 8-1000.

Scott First Lt. Robert M. Scott, U. S. A.

fdUline quits'- late Caroline Wemlinger. At Birren and Son Funeral Home, 1356 We'llngton avenue, after 7 p. m. Monday. Funeral Wednesday morning at 9:30.

Services in St. Sebastian cnurch at 10. Interment St. Boniface cemetery. Neeson See Rosira Gallagher notice.

Norden Mrs Eva Norden, July 1. formerly of Cne-niam and Calumet Heights, wife pf fe late Reefer iRavi Norden; pothw of Mrs. Jctn Junel jt grancmotner cf two. Restinq at the T.vs Fu-eral Heme, 79th street and PnMIics avenue, afer 12 noon Tuesday, until i p. m.

Wednesday. Services and interment Friday Deer, N. J. SO 8-6959. Nordhoff Alice M.

Nordhoff. nee De Lord, beloved wife of Bernard dear mother nf Lawrence Elirabethl loving grandmother of four; fond sister of Hilda Munson, Eugene De Lord, Myrtle Shuitz. Mildred Walsh, Thelma Ludvigsen, Ernest, William, Raymond De Lord, the late Mar-aaret Delli Smith, Maurice, and Howard De Lord. Resting at Matz Funeral Heme. 3440 N.

Central avenue, from 6 to 10 p. m. Tuesday, July 2. Interment South Haven, Mich. Ohanessian George F.

Ohanessian, suddenly, loving husband of Gloria, nee Col i fond father of Victor, Gina and Tina; beloved son Anna and aran; dear orother of Kmlty Aiamian and Linda; son-in-law of Madelina and Arturo Coli; brother-in-law of Arthur Coli. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from the Monfclair Funeral Home, 69C1 W. Belmont avenue, to Our Lady cf the Angels church. Mass 10 a.

m. In-torment St. Joseoh cemetery. Please omit lowers. NA 2-9X0 or NE 8-7200.

eS of 3J2S Park place, Evanston, age 23 lS years, June 25. In Viet Nam, husband Because we need fellowship we are forever organizing or joining groups, seeking warmth in our human relationships. Unhappily, chronic activity in groups does not really resolve the problem of relating ourselves warmly and trustingly to others. We may continue to feel what somebody calls "acute disconnectedness" in the discovery that, like ourselves, others are caught in the egocentric trap. One very discerning woman observed that she needed somebody now and then who would listen to her.

"But," she said, "others are so burdened with their own problems and interests that I always find myself doing the listening." of atricia Grov Scott; father of Carolyn son of Ruth M. and Alford brother of Charles A. Scott. Visitation at the Wm. H.

Scott Funeral Home. 1100 Green- circle, a friend of the two youths. Roper left and later was seen by Sowa and another youth, Bruce Drennan, 18, of 3416 Ashley as he was tampering with auto tires near Miss Mazurek's home. Begin Quarrel Again Roper again began quarreling with Sowa and struck him with the baseball bat, according to Sgt. Roy Olson of the Niles division of county sheriff's police.

Olson said the bat never was found. Sowa returned to the Ma lesf avenue, Wilmette, 5 to 9 p. m. Tues day where services will be held, 10 a. m.

Wednesday. Interment Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Carolyn Scott College Fund. Seminatore Yarke Herbert W. Yarke, beloved husband of Florence; dear father of Ronald Frank Sowa, 17, of 5637 Kenton died yesterday in Grant hospital after spending eight days in a coma after he was hit with a baseball bat during a quarrel with a 19-year-old friend.

Charged with the murder is David Roper, 1421 Executive circle, northwest of Glenview, who had been scheduled to enter the United States Military academy at West Point, N. Y. Held Without Bond Judge Edward T. Breen of the Niles branch of Circuit court ordered Roper arrested and held without bond to await appearance on the murder charge. Roper was on leave from the army preparatory school at Fort Belvoir, Va.

The incident occurred June 22 after a fight started between Roper and Sowa at a party in the home of Miss Laurie Mazurek, 18, of 1520 Executive Arlene Ed Vasey, and Herbert Bonnie; grandfather of Eddie and Kevin Vasey and Donna Yarke; brother of Myron, Richard, and a re nee. Resting at Geils Funeral Home. 180 S. York Joseph Seminatore of Northbrook. beloved husband cf Helen, nee Munyer; dear father of Claudette Donald Foss, Kenneth and Elizabeth; five grandchildren; fond brother of Santa Riccio, Catherine DeAngelis, George and Mary Seminatore.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Lauterburg and Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 E. Northwest highway, Arlington Heights, to St. Norbert church, Nortnbrook. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Gueen of Heaven. 253-5423. Sheridan See Rita H. Sima notice.

street, Bensenville, where services will be held Wednesday, 11 a. m. Inter ment Eden. Member of Chicago Truck This is precisely the reason for our sense of isolation because even when we are listening to someone else we are saturated with our own deeper yearnings. We only half listen and ia partial isolation.

Caught in the egocentric trap we find ourselves blocked away from others. It is only when we push ourselves out of the way, lose sight of ourselves, that we make really creative fellowship a happy and fruitful resource for life. zurek home, ice packs were applied to his head, and he was later admitted for emergency urivers local us. 766-3232. Zielinski John Zielinski, beloved husband of the Pajak bram surgery in Grant hospital late Julia Herrlck; dear father of Jean Adam Beckman, Edward Clara, Emily Siegler Hospital officials said the youth never recovered consciousness Walter Siegler of Bellwood, husband of jeraro, jonn iwarvj oreen, Marie the late Leon Page, and the late Joseph Harriet Green; fond brother of Kath after the operation.

erine stolz; loving grandfather of 12 and Frank M. Paiak. beloved husband of the late V'Cfora. nee Raoacz; dear father of Helen Leo Ziemba, Edward Rosemary (Steve Swider, and Loretta Stanley Petrosus; grandfather of 14; brother of Carolina Ciurei. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a.

m. from Wolniak Funeral Home. 5720 S. Pulaski road, to St. Rene cnurcn.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. PO 7-4500. great-grandfather cf 17. Funeral Wednes Anna Siegler, nee Herhold; father of Anna William Vesely, Bernice Walter Schemmel; grandfather of eight; greatgrandfather of four. Services Wednesday, July 3, 1968, at 2:30 p.

at Senne Funeral Home, Lake street at 2d avenue, M.aywood. Interment Concordia. 343-0014. The victim was a recent graduate of Loyola academy in Lord, our God, we come to Thee in our aloneness, asking Thy help as we seek to overcome the self-centeredness that thwarts the fellowship for which we yearn. Amen.

day, 9:30 a. from De Vnendt Funeral Home, 2708 N. Western avenue, to John Berchmans church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment St. Joseph's. HU 6-1716. vvilmette..