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T- T1 iJLSection IB CHICAGO TRIBUNE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1964 WIRTZ FORBIDS PHONE TAPPING OBITUARIES PRODUCER, WIFE DIE IN APPARENT DOUBLE SUICIDE OR RECORDINGS Fanchi Josephine Fonehl, loving wife of the Iota Anton; devoted mother of Bemord ond John; fond sister of Margaret DeFIIIppi, Angela Bonoski, Peter, Joseph, ond John; grandmother of four; great-grandmother of one. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a. from the Anthony W. Cappetta Memorial Chopels, 5858 W. Roosevelt road, to St.

Lucy church. Mass 9 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. Visitation after 7 p.

m. Saturday. MA 6-0120. Fardalez Constance M. Fardalez, Sept.

11, 1944. age 44, dear wife of Robert; loving mother of Lindo and Robert sister of Helen Chandler. Funeral Monday. 10:30 a. from Grein Funeral Directors, 2114 Irving Pork rood, to St An Bywater Agnes Bywater.

nee Nelson, age 79, beloved wife of the late Harry; dear mother of Thomas, Horry, Andrew, John, and Agnes el sen; loving grandmother of eight ond one great-grandchild; fond sister of Elizabeth Berg. Services Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2 p. ot Mctz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue.

Interment Acacia Park. Cahill Peter W. Cahill, beloved brother of Florence M. Tevenon aid Donald L. Cahill.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. m. from Hur-sen Chopei, 5911 W. Modison street, to Ascension church. Oak Park.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. In lieu of flowers, contributions to the American Cancer Society would be appreciated. WARD TO STUDY CASE FILES ON MELODY WILL State's Atty.

Daniel P. Ward announced yesterday he will study the files in the case of five persons accused of conspiring to prepare a will of a wealthy business executive eight days after he died. The executive was William 3 TEEN-AGERS ARE KILLED IN 3-CAR CRASH Victims Lived in Joliet; Aurora Man Hurt Joliet teen-agers were Killed and a man was critically injured early yesterday in a nead-on collision near Matte- Washington, Sept. 12 (UPD Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz has banned use of telephone recording or other "snooping" devices in his department, it was learned today.

The order was issued soon after creation of a special congressional investigating subcommittee to look into such Ted A. Knnsman Mass for Ted A. Knusman, 78, formerly of Oak Park, will be said at 9:30 a. m. Tuesday in St.

Angela's Catholic church, Massasoit and Potomac avenues. Mr. Knusman died Friday in Hollywood, where he lived. He was a buyer for Sears Roebuck Co. from 1906 until he retired in 1946.

He was the father of the late 1st Lt. Ted Knusman who was killed in action in Germany in February, 1945. Amvets post 13, 751 N. Parkside was named after the younger Knusman. Charles M.

Crane Charles M. Crane, 76, of Hollywood, who retired in 1943 as a Chicago fire department captain, died yesterday of a heart attack in his home. He had spent most of his career with engine company 52. Mass will be said at 9:30 a. m.

Tuesday in Little Flower Catholic church, 8026 Wood st. He is survived by his widow, Amanda; three sons, James, Charles, a policeman assigned to the Irving Park district, and John, a detective assigned to the Washington Park robbery drew's church. Moss 11 a. m. Inter-1 ment St.

Boniface. JU 8-6336. Ficht Bernice Ficht, nee Luczak, beloved wife of Edwin; loving mother of Judith Horok. Thomas, and Mary; dear daughter of Bruno and the late Mary Luczok; fond New York, Sept. 12 CP The bodies of a Hollywood, Broadway and television writer-producer and his wife were found today in their upper East side apartment.

Police said the couple apparently died of an overdose of pills a week earlier. The deaths were termed apparent suicides. Dead were John C. Fleming, 58, and his wife, Eleanor, 46, a former concert pianist. Both victims were in bed in their four-room apartment.

Mrs. Fleming was clad in a bathrobe, her husband in shorts. A. Melody, a retired executive vice president of the E. J.

Brach Candy company, who died July 6, leaving an estate estimated at a million dollars. Decides to Check 1,500 A sister, Mrs. Margaret Mc- ov.il, ui xvicn township. unit: a daughter, Mary; a practices. The order said in part: "The invasion of privacy has been a matter of historic concern to the citizens of this country.

In recent years, the complexity of federal administration and availability of recording and monitoring devices have led to practices which have been questioned by the judiciary, Congress, the press, and the public-at-large." Dead were Miss Catherine i granddaughter; and two broth- Namara, survives reason, it, ot 415 Bellarmine ers, Raymond a retirea Joliet, who was dead on chief of the Chicago uniformed Mrs. Esther A. Werelius arrival at St. James hospital police force, and Leo a re- Funeral services for Mrs. in Chicago Heights; Miss Linda tired Chicago fire department Esther A.

Werelius, 87, of 2324 Drolet, 17, of 555 Irving captain. I W. 116th who died Thurs Carlson Ernest A. Corlson, ot Negounee, beloved husband of Helen; loving son of Agda and the late Alfred Carlson; fond brother of Florence J. and Robert W.

Carlson. Services at Skeeles Colonial Chapel, 86fh place and Stony Island, Monday, Sept. 14, at 2:30 p. m. Interment Oak Woods.

BA 1-3680. Cavanaugh Mary E. Cavanaugh, Sept. 10. 1964.

daughter of the late Thomas and Johanna Cavanaugh; dear sister of James ond the late Emmet, Raymond, ond Joseph. Funeral from Lain 8, Son Chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, Monday, Sept. 14, ot 10:30 0. to St.

Christina church, Ulfh street ond S. Homan avenue. Mass at 11 a. m. Interment St.

Mory's. Chernyk Adelaide M. Chernyk of 1023 Bonnie Brae, River Forest, beloved wife of Daniel fond sister of Joseph, Anthony, ond Peter Kukelski. Services Monday, 2:00 p. at Originol Wein-stein Sons Chopei, 3019 W.

Peterson ovenue. Entombment Rosehill cemetery mausoleum. Visitation Sunday evening. Information, LO 1-1890. Cole Robert H.

Cole, dear son of Louis and the late Inez Cole Mendyk; dear father of David and Robin Cole; fond grandson of Grace and the late Ernest Getty. Services Monday, 1 p. at Theis Funeral Home, 3517-27 N. Pulaski road. Interment Ridgewood cemetery.

IN 3-5800. day in Illinois central hospital, fisier ot uorotny Hutchins; loving grandmother of Kimmie; mother-in-low of Walter Horak. Funeral Monday, 9:30 0. from De Briendt Funeral Home. 2708 N.

Western ovenue, to St. John Berchmons church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St.

Joseph's. HU 6-1716. Finan Thomas R. Flnan, captoin, U. S.

A. oge 32, Sept. 4, in Germony, beloved husband of Cormelita, nee Fulton; fond father of Thomas Tarvn, Tereso, Timothy, Tomora, Patrick, ond Margaret; beloved son of Margaret, nee Arnold, ond the late Thomos loving brother of Evelyn Tasch, Isbenn Mann, Bernadette ond Mary Patricia Finan, and Margaret Nocita. Memoriol moss will be held Monday, 10 0. ot Our Lody of the Angels church, Chicago.

No visitation. Interment Arlington National Arlington, ot 2 p. Tuesday, Sept. 15. BE 7-9063.

Fischer Edgar Walter Fischer of Glen Ellyn, loving husbond of Catherine; dear father of Karyl Dunk, Noel and Bruce; grandfather of Kathrine Lynn Dunk; brother of Mrs. Erna Woelfle. Memorial services Monday, 4 p. ot the Leonard Memorial Home, 565 Duane street. Glen Ellyn.

In lieu of flowers friends may moke contributions to First Church of Christ Scientist of Glen Ellyn. 469-0032. WORKS FROM Dr. Joseph D. Halpert will be at 10 a.

m. tomorrow in Dr. Joseph D. Halpert, 78, of the chapel at 2024 E. 75th St.

5501 Washington died i Mrs. Werelius war the widow 195" Chicago's 1964 Traffic Toll yesterday in Mount Sinai hos-1 of Dr. Axel V. Werelius, a pital. Dr.

Halpert, a graduate physician and surgeon on the Ward's announcement about possible criminal action in the Melody case was made after his decision to investigate about 1,500 wills filed in recent years in Chicago. Gerald Mannix, assistant state's attorney, said the wills to be investigated are those which bequeath substantial estates to persons not related to the deceased or to relatives living outside Illinois. Five persons have been cited for contempt of court in connection with the filing of the Melody will. 3 Are Practical Nurses of the Loyola university school of medicine, had been a physician here since 1916. He was on the staffs of Mount Sinai and Weiss Memorial hospitals and the faculty of Loyola uni- 30,973 INJURED south side for many years and one of the co-founders of the South Shore hospital.

She is survived by two sons, Dr. Carl Y. Werelius, associate chief of surgery at Illinois Central hospital, Archie, of Baltimore, a daughter, Mrs. Anita Marshall, and four grandchildren. CHICAGO AREA COUPLE DROWN IN MINNESOTA Walter Kunze, 52, and his wife, Ruth, 51, of 1715 Touhy Park Ridge, drowned yesterday while fishing in Eagle's Nest lake, about 12 miles south of Ely, Minn.

Their overturned boat and Mrs. Kunze's body were found floating in the lake by a Ely couple in another boat. The sheriff said dragging operations for Kunze's body will begin today. Joliet, and Arthur Sylvester, 17, 1 versity medical school. Surviv-of 507 Meeker Joliet.

who' hig are his widow, Kate; a son, Fletcher Ada O'Shoy Fletcher, in Irelond, Sept. 7, 1964, wife of the late Williom H. Fletcher; aunt of Willard D. Golusho. Woucondo, and Mrs.

Evelyn Moodv Lundin of Cormel Volley, Col. Reauiem mass 9 o. m. Tuesday, Sept. 15, 1964, ot St.

Raymond's church, Menlo Park. Col. Johnston Colonial Mortuary, Menlo PARRISH'S PEN GO ON DISPLAY An exhibition featuring the original drawings of Joseph Parrish, chief cartoonist of The Chicago Tribune, was opened to the public yesterday in the International Galleries, 645 N. Michigan av. The exhibition features the cartoons whose political, satirical, and social commentary on the passing scene have won national recognition in his 28 years with The Tribune.

Also being shown with Par-rish's work are samples of the work of William Hogarth, the English satirist and painter of the 17th century, and Honore Daumier, the French satirist of the 19th century. They are Atty. Edward died in the same hospital sev- Dr. Irwin three daughters, eral hcurs after the accident. Mrs.

Esther Shapiro, Mrs. Driven by Sylvester Helen Russ, and Mrs. Jerri Both girls were riding in a Cohen; nine grandchildren, a car driven by Sylvester. brother, and a sister. Services Police said Sylvester's car I will be held at 12:30 p.

m. to- morrow in the chapel at 3019 Peterson av. Bloom, Mrs. Pauline Owens, of 3926 Wilcox Mrs. Velma Hoyle, of near Waukegan, Mrs.

Alma Allen, of 1285 Washburn all practical nurses; and Mrs. Betty Jean Tewell, of 2900 Elim Zion, granddaughter of Mrs. Hoyle. Mrs. Hoyle and Mrs.

Tewell have testified they signed the Melody will as witnesses after Melody's death. A secretary in Bloom's office, Mrs. Sandra Kernene, testified she typed the was struck by a car driven by Joe Clymer, 24, of 533 Lake Aurora. The collision occurred in U. S.

highway 30, just west of Cicero avenue. Mrs. Ruth B. Flynn Services for Mrs. Ruth B.

Flynn, 81, of 1622 N. Park will be held at 11 a. m. Tuesday in the chapel at Lee and Perry streets, Des Plaines. Mrs.

Flynn died Friday in St. Elizabeth hospital. She was a Chicago board of education janitress and had worked for 38 years at the present Cooley school, Division and Sedgwick streets. Surviving are two sons, Daniel R. and Irvin; a daughter, Mrs.

Willard T. Johnson Services for Willard T. John- Police said Clvmer. who was son, 66, will be held at 9:30 Funeral Directors reported in critical condition a. rn.

tomorrow in St. Ed-in St. James hospital, appar-1 mond's Episcopal church, 6105 ently had crossed the center i Michigan av. Mr. Johnson line and struck a car driven who was retired from the Chi-by Jerry Hunt, 21, of Kingston I cago, Milwaukee, and St.

Paul 8900 W. NORTH AVENUE Chicago' Largest Hortst Greenhouse EStebrook 8-7200 also at carsons Suburbanites: Your Local Directory will, dated June 21, last July Eula Smith; 11 grandchildren. nine great-grandchildren, and a 14, eight days after Melody Heights, before colliding railroad, died Thursday in his home at 8318 Michigan av. sister. cuea.

I In the allegedly fraudulent with Sylvester's car. Smite FUNERAL HOMES 5303 N. Western Ave. Chicago 541-6874 625 Busse Highway Cook Josephine E. Cook, beloved wife of the late William deor mother of Louise Keim; fond grandmother of Robert W.

ond George Keim great-grandmother of six. Funeral Monday, Sept. 14, 9:30 a. m. from Ryan-Porke Funeral Home, 120 S.

Northwest highway. Pork Ridge, to St. Paul of the Cross church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment All Saints. Visitation 3 to 10 p. m. Sunday. 823-1171.

I I Crane Charles M. Crane, retired captain engine company 93, C. F. beloved husband of Amanda, nee Liles; loving father of James, Mary, Charles, C. P.

and John, C. P. beloved; son of the late Nellie, nee Donahue, ond James; grandfather of Christine; brother of Raymond, Leo, and the late Lester. Services 8:45 a. from the Ray Kruse Son Funeral Home, 5652 S.

Ashland avenue, to Little Flower church. Moss 9:30 o. m. Interment Calvary cemetery. RE 7-0077.

Cuber Emma Cuber, beloved wife of George; fond mother of Vivian Josephl Ilk and Virginia Gordon! Newman; dear sister of Fred, Rudolph, Erwin, Conrad Ger-stung, and Ann Salamun; grandmother of nine. Funeral Monday at 9 a. m. frcm Srvmanski Funeral Home, 2945 S. 49th ovenue, Cicero, to St.

Dionysius church. Interment Queen of Heaven. OL 2-0177. Cunningham Margaret Boyle Cunningham, beloved wife of the late John loving mother of Helen Cunningham and Nora Ruddock; dear sister of Edward, Thomas, William, Emmet, and Dolores Boyle; fond grandmother of James, Ellen, Mary, and William Ruddock. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.

from Walter Quinlan Sons, 2122 W. 79th street, to St. Cajetan's church. Moss 10 a. m.

Interment St. Mary's cemetery. TR 4-7300. Davis Marcus C. Davis, Sept.

10, beloved husband of Frcnces Walton Davis; fond father of Mrs. Joan Humphries; brother of Mrs. Mercia Fisher and William; uncle of Myee Stonikan, Thomas, ond Richard Walton. Funeral services Monday, 2 P. at Donnellan Funeral Home, Jeffery boulevard at 77th street.

Interment Beverly. SO 8-8822. Dodgers Frank H. C. Dodgers, Sent.

10, 1964, beloved husband of Helen Kontner Dodgers, nee Barfoot; dear father of Fronk Ruth Ward of and the late Morion Solomon; six grandchildren; brother of Meto Plinske. Services Monday, 1 p. ot Chas. W. Anderson Funeral Home, 4325 Armitage avenue.

Interment Wood-lawn. Member of Henry Honack post. No. 1583, V. F.

W. BE 5-2581. i After retiring from the rail DEATH NOTICES will, Mrs. Owens was left plus some personal items, and Mrs. Allen was bequeathed $5,000.

ra'K, in cnorge ot services. Flynn Ruth B. Flynn of Chicago, beloved wife of the late Daniel; dear mother if Daniel Raymond, Irvin, and Eula Sml.n; 11 grandchildren; nine greot-grondchll-dren; loving sister of Leono Smith. Funeral Tuesday, II a. at Oehler Funeral Home, Lee ot Perry street, DeJ Plaines.

Interment Glen Oak. 824-5155. Fronczek John Fronaek, beloved husbond of the lote Helen, nee Lubowy; lovinj father of Henrv Romono, Chester Josephine), Casimir Alice, ond the Rev. Louis O.F.M. grandfather of seven.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from Szykowny Funeral Home, 4901 S. Archer avenue, to St. Bruno church. Interment Resurrection. RE 5-7521.

Genson Morton Genson, beloved husbond of Soroh; dear fattier of Edword Vorvin ond Mvrno Rose; fond brother of Roe Feld-man, Al Genson, and the late Ida Rosenberg and Hvman Genson. Services Mon-dov, 11 a. ot Originol Weinstein Sons Chopei, 3019 W. Peterson rood. Interment Jewish Woldheim cemetery.

Member of Donkey club. Visitation Sunday, 7 to 10 p. m. LO 1-1890. Gillem Jane Menaugh Gillem of 1719 E.

55th street, Chicago, wife of the lote Col. Alvin Gillem; mother of Roy D. Keehn Jr. Memorial services Monday, 2 p. ot Pfeifer-Elliston Funeral Home, 60 S.

Grant street, Hinsdale. FE 3-0275. Gonia John F. Gonia, formerly of Brighton Pork, beloved husbond of the lote Josephine; loving father of Mame the late Jake Lubock, Joseph Peggy of Los Angeles, Edmund Estella), Brother Alphonse O. F.

ond Augustine Rosel; grandfather and great-grandfather at many. Funeral Monday, Sept. 14, ot 9 a. from the Edward P. Patka Funeral Home, 4358 S.

Richmond street, to St. Agnes church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Member of St. Edward court.

No. 736, C. O. F. LA 3-4480.

Goodey Emmy J. Peggy Goodey, beloved wlfo of Presley deor mother of Dion Gruber; sister of Walter Guettler. Services Monday, Sept. 14. 2 p.

ot Motz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Centrol avenue. Park Ridge 498-3368 Two Are Released Hunt and a third passenger in the Sylvester car, Darrell Patton, 18, of 446 Meeker Joliet, were treated and released in the Chicago Heights hospital. Mrs. Phyllis Cole, 26, and her road, Mr.

Johnson was employed by the University club. He leaves his widow, Lucile; a daughter, Mrs. June Finch; a son, Willard two grandchildren, five sisters, and three brothers. Mrs. August Cepon Mrs.

Jennie Cepon, 58, of 436 N. Martin Waukegan, died yesterday in St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. She was a member of the hospital's women's auxiliary. Surviving are her husband, August, who is Waukegan township supervisor; a daughter, Mrs.

Margaret "SEE" NOTICES Listed below ore "See" notices which ore cress references to deoth notices epoearjna in today's Tribune. "See" notices feature the names of family members of the deceased who hove a different legol nome than the deceased because of morrioge or legal change. Some "See" notices feature the maiden name of a wife who may be best known In tlx community by her maiden name. 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Spacious, off-street Courtesy Parking MAJOR AND HIS MUSTANG WIN DASH TO RENO two sons, David, 2, and Jimmy, 1 AcVilonH at- Pain. Mrs.

J. Lawrence Benner Mrs. Catherine C. Benner, 53, i 1 A 3 CHAPEL of HOB N. Euclid Oak Park! Srmth; eight grandchildren; her died yesterday in St.

Francis i father, Jacob Grimsic; a broth Reno, Sept. 12 (UPD Wayne Adams of Reno flew his P-5 ID Mustang to victory in the transcontinental trophy; dash today, beating the runner- up by 13 minutes. ern edge of Portage, Ind. The collision in U. S.

highway 20 injured two persons in the other auto. JEWISH FUNERAL DIRECTORS 2100 East 75th Street Ml 3-5400 Ik Establishool I84S FIND VETERAN FATALLY SHOT hospital in Blue Island. Mrs. Benner was a teacher in Chicago public schools for 25 years, 15 of which were spent in the Bell School for the Blind, 3800 N. Oakley av.

She is survived by her husband, J. Lawrence; two daughters, Mrs. Judith Cunningham and Barbara Kay; a grandchild; a sister; and a brother. Mass will be said at 9:30 a. m.

Tuesday in St. Giles Catholic church. 1045 N. Columbian Oak Park. C.

H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 110 YEARS 221 East Erie Superior 7-7709 NEAR HOSPITAL interment Acacia Pork. Duhl JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" 25 E. Erie WHiteholl 4-6060 Cemeteries Myron L.

Duhl of 820 Greenleaf avenue, Glencoe, devoted husbond of Ruth Wachtell Duhl; loving fother of Frank and Barbara; dear son of Yetta and the late Frank Duhl; fond brother of Alto Breakstone Jaffe and the late David Duhl. Services Monday, Sept. 14, at 10 a. at Seguin Funeral Chapel, 1848 2d street. Highland Park.

Interment Jewish Waldheim cemetery. No Chanel visitation. Memorials may be sent to the Adamson See Edith T. Ryll notice. Bennett Eddie Bennett, see Charles F.

Marsack notice. Boyle See Margaret Cunningham notice. Capron See Joseph Ssracco notice. Carbonaro See Mosciopinto notice. DeLeonardis See Joseph Saroeco notice.

Drechsler See Roy W. Knights notice. Ferri See Joseph Saroeco notice. Guarino See Mosciopinto notice. Knox See Arthur F.

Troester notice. Maltese See Joseph Blomorrte notice. McNamara See Ted A. Knusmon notice. Pintozzi See Joseph Soracco notice.

Reda See Frank Infuslno notice. Ruddock See Margaret Cunningham notice. Schmalbeck See Arthur F. Troester notice. Tedesco See Joseph Saroeco notice.

Van Duyse Seen Von Hove notice. er; and three sisters. Mass will be said at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Mother of God Catholic church in Waukegan.

Morris Reeder Services for Morris Reeder, 69, a former Chicagoan, will be held today in Miami Beach. Mr. Reeder, who died there Friday, retired in 1959. He is survived by his widow, Anne; two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Saks and Mrs.

Charlotte Oliver; three grandchildren; a brother, Joe and two sisters, Mrs, Anne Begun and Mrs. Faye Ohnemus, a member of The Tribune's editorial department. Aaron Libin Services for Aaron Libin, 60, of 5816 Sheridan will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 5206 Broadway.

Mr. Libin, who was chief draftsman for Schmidt, Garden, and Erik-son, architects at 104 S. Michigan died Friday in Presby-terian-St. Luke's hospital. He leaves his widow, Vera; a daughter, Mrs.

Roberta Rappa-port; a son, Laurence; four grandchildren, two sisters, and OPPORTUNITY TO BUY Four grave lot In Elmwood Memorial Park. Full price: $240. Terms. 2 vrs. interest free.

Stoo at cemetery, ofc. 2905 Thatcher ov. 8400 W. 3 blks. S.

of Belmont ov.J, or call 625-6227. Heart fund. Furth Chapel, Mi 3- The 33-year-old Nevada air national guard major landed the souped-up, propeller-driven fighter at 11:26 a. m. 7 hours and 1 minute after he left St.

Petersburg, the last in the field to take off. Charles Chunky Lyford, 23, of Bellevue, was second at 11:39 a. m. and C. E.

Crosby of Bellingham, was third at 12:27 p. m. About 20 planes had been scheduled to take part in the race, but mechanical troubles and bad weather whittled down the field to eight. The race was sponsored by the Reno Chamber of Commerce as part of the city's centennial celebrations. It was the opening event in the nine-day national air races, which were being held for the first time since 1949 when a pilot crashed into a Cleveland suburb and killed himself and two residents.

DOG IN VIGIL A man identified as Robert R. Jaswinski, 32, of 5327 Win-throp a veteran, was found shot to death last night in a University of Illinois hospital parking lot at 901 S. Damen av. Police were seeking a Negro seen to have been chasing Jaswinski. Patrolman Oliver Godberry, of the Monroe street district, said John Phillips, 27, of 123 Armitage Glendale Heights, a driver for the university, said he saw the Negro, whom he described as about 5 feet, 10 inches tall and wearing a brown and white striped sweater, chase the victim and then flee in a 1950 model automobile.

Authorities at the West Side AT MOUNT EMBLEM Windmill landmark), lot No. 62 in sec. Pine. Leaving area. Reas.

Li 4-7922. MOVED to Arizona for health 4 grave lot in Memory Gardens, Eternal Light section. 743-9555. Albert Fisk Albert Fisk, 58, of 172 Euclid Glencoe, a Chicago attorney for 30 years, died yesterday in Weiss Memorial hospital. Mr.

Fisk was appointed in 1962 as a special assistant to the Illinois attorney general and was a partner in the Fisk and Kart law firm at 77 W. Washington st. Services will be private. He is survived by his widow, Florence; his mother, Mrs. Mina Fishkin of Evanston; and two sisters, Mrs.

Zena Van Slybe of Glencoe and Mrs. Sophie Wolff of Evanston. 4 BEAU, lots Oak Woods cemetery, 1035 E. 67th St. Must sacr.

Owner moving out of town. $350. YO 5-2487. GRAVES Arlington cemetery. Elmhurst, section 5, $750, best offer.

49-6714. RIDGEWOOD 3 grove lot, $300. 4 grove lot $400. SH 3-4727 days. 2 GRAVE LOT Memorial Park, Evanston, III.

Reas. AR 1-2358. Gorke August W. Gorke of Villa Park, formerly of Oak Park, husband of the late Bertha, nee Klipp; brother of Meto Spies, Clara Wolthers, Ann Robinson, ond Lillian Heileman. Friends may coll after 7 P.

m. Saturday, ot Drechsler Funeral Home, 203 S. Marion street, at Pleasant street. Oak Pork. Services Monday, 11 a.

m. Interment Concordia. EU 3-3191. Graham Eorl Bruce Grahom, beloved husbond of Gertrude; loving fother of Robert Brucs Grahom; fond brother of Richard. Services Monday, 1:30 p.

at Stirlen-Pieper Funeral Home, 149 W. Main street, Bar-rington. Ml. Interment Mount Emblem. If desired, contributions may be made to the Carthage College Building fund, Kenosha, Wis.

DU 1-3411. Graumann Bernice C. Graumann, beloved wife of Robert dear mother of Robert A. Jr. Raelenel; daughter of Frances ond the late Fred Mohns; sister of Gertrude.

Ochwat ond the late Lorraine Wottreng; beloved daughter-in-law of Emily Conrod. Funeral Monday, Sept. 14, 9 o. from Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Centrol ovenue, to St.

Priscilla church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Joseph's.

Griffiths Rose L. Griffiths, nee McClements, beloved wife of the late William; dsar sister of Anno Carney Roiff, ond the late Robert McClements; aunt of Margaret Portwov, Dorothy Smotik, and Roseonne Bover. Services Monday, 1:30 p. at Friedrichs Funercl Home, 1939 w. 35th street.

Interment Mount Hope. LA 3-0056. Halpert Joseph D. Halpert, M. of 5501 Washington boulevard, beloved husbond of Kate and the lote Rose; dear father of Esther Shapiro, Helen Russ, Dr.

Irwin ond Jerri Cohen; fond brother of Bertha Wein. berg and Richard; grandfather of nine. Services Monday, 12:30 p. at Originol Weinstein Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson rood.

Interment Oak Woods cemetery. Member of Cong. B'nai Israel of Austin, the American Medical association, Illinois Medical society, the Chicago Medical society. Mount Sinai hospital and Louis A. Weiss hospital.

Visitation Sunday evening. LO 1-1890. Continued on following page WEST LAWN cemetery 8 graves. Orchid section, choice spot. HU 6-6710 Eckles Edward L.

Eckles, beloved husband of Edythe nee Huising; fond father of Edward lovina grandfather of Edward ond James; dear brother of Leo, Fred, Ethel Crowe, and the late William and Mamie Deon. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from Bolond Sons Funerol Home, 4138 W. Madison street, to St. Thomos Aauinas church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. Past commander of post No. 2955, V.

F. W. Member of Commodore Barry council. No. HIS, K.

of C. KE 3-1024. Egan Walter R. Egan, fond father of Richard. Frank, and Julie; beloved son of the late John and Winifred E9on; deor brother of Fronds, Marie, Joseph, and Raymond Egan.

Funeral Monday, Sept. 14, 9 o. from Curley Funeral Home, 1241 W. 79th street, to St. Sobina's church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Calvary. Elliott Zella L. Elliott, nee Powers, suddenly, beloved wife of the late Clarence loving daughter of Clora A.

Powers of Denver; fond sister of William F. Powers of Sun City, Mariorie Pascoe of Denver, ond Agnes Beveridge of LaCon-ada. Col. Funeral service Monday, 1 p. at Kenny Brothers, 5438 S.

Hoisted street. BO 8-0662. Irving 2 GRAVE lots Nr. entrance of Pork cemetery. ED 4-6585.

Miss Mary B. Pardee In Memoriam a brother. Garvey Ruth Garvey and George Marks Anderson Aimer A. Anderson of Brookfield, AT GRAVESIDE OF A STRANGER beloved parents. A world lost without you.

DAUGHTER GLORIA LEZAK AND SONS JEFFREY AND beloved husband of the late Mabel, nee LAURENCE LEZAK Stuart, Sept. 12 Resi- McGinty dents of the Ararat area in rene L. McGinty, April 6. 1940. Ekwoll.

Resting ot Johnson Funeral Home, 3845-47 Prairie ovenue, Brookfield. Interment Monday ot Golesburg, III. Member of Brookfield post. No. 2868, V.

F.W. and Arcana lodge. No. 717, A. F.

A. M. HU 5-0214. Anton Helen Anton, nee Salloy, devoted wife of Gilbert; daughter of the late Stephen and Isabelle Sallav; fond sister of Faloona Mory C. Faloona, nee Meehan, 73, of Hollywood, formerly of 8624 Carpenter street, Chicago, passed away Sept.

6, at Lourdes residence. West Palm Beoch, Fla. Services Sept. 8, St. Stephens church, Hollywood.

Survived by son Raymond and daughter Loyola Robson; grandmother of five; great-grandmother of two. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery, Pompano, Flo. Fronk A. Margaret Uttenweiler, Edward ond William J. Resting at Coonev Mortuorv, 12 E.

112th place. Funeral Monday, 9 a. to St. Nicholas church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. In- ferment St. Joseph's. Baran Antninettft Rnrnn. hplnvpH wife nf veterans hospital, where Jaswinski had been a patient, said he was thought to have visited a friend there earlier in the evening.

NAME CASHIER IN BUS FIRM'S $40,000 LOSS Milwaukee, Sept 12 An assistant cashier for the Mil-waukee Transport company, has been charged with embezzling $40,000 from the firm in the last 15 months. William J. Kodrich, 39, appeared before County Judge John E. Krueger on a theft charge today and was released on $1,000 bond. His case was continued to Sept.

30. Police said Kodrich obtained the money by altering cash and bus pass receipts. They quoted him as saying he invested of the stolen funds in an appraisal firm of which he was president. He also said he purchased a $2,500 mink coat for his wife, paid another $1,000 for a car, and lost an undetermined amount by gambling. Hello "Red," Hi Mom, on your birthday today in the Kingdom of Heaven.

HUSBAND LUKE, DAUGHTER ALMA NIELSEN Piskos In memory of our beloved husb-nd ond father, Christ Piskos, who passed oway one year ago today. WIFE AND DAUGHTERS Schlue Corl E. Schlue. In loving memory of our dear husbond and Dad who passed oway one year ago today, Sept. 13, 1943.

DEVOTED WIFE JULIA AND DAUGHTER JUDY Thomas Raymond J. Thomas. In loving memory on your birthday. Sept. 13.

YOUR BELOVED SISTER, SIS Vitello Felix C. Vitello. In loving memory one year today. Our thoughts will be with you always. Love THE ALFONSO VITELLO FAMILY John L.

Williams John L. Williams, 74, of 1585 Ridge Evanston, retired vice president and director of sales and advertising for the Greyhound corporation, died yesterday in Evanston hospital. Mr. Williams, who retired in 1954 after 26 years with the firm, is survived by his widow, Olive; a son, John two grandchildren; and a sister. Services will be at 1 p.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1567 Maple Evanston. Jacob R. Liess Services for Jacob R. Liess, 83, of 2709 W.

Albion will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 3905 Lincoln av. Mr. Liess, who died Friday in Edgewater hospital, had been a distributor of foreign magazines before World War I and then, until retiring in 1929, operated the lunch counter in the old Foreman National bank building, 20 N.

La Salle st. He is survived by his widow, Amelia. Services for Miss Mary B. Pardee, 86, a former chemistry professor at the University of Chicago, will be held at 10:30 a. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 1555 Maple Evanston. Miss Pardee died Friday in the convalescent home at 1615 Hin-man Evanston. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church in Evanston. Surviving is a sister. Miss Catherine M.

Jones Mass for Miss Catherine M. Jones, 81, of 1628 Morse will be said at 11 a. m. tomorrow in St. Jerome Catholic church, 1709 Lunt av.

Miss Jones died Thursday at home. A registered nurse, she once was superintendent of Mercy hospital, Gary. During World War II she founded a Red Cross unit at-St. Jerome church. She is survived by a sister, Ann E.

Fridolph B. Ogren Fridolph B. Ogren, 84, of 3210 Potomac a builder and real estate man, died yesterday in St. Anne's hospital. Services will be at 1 p.

m. Tuesday in the chapel at 1567 Maple Evanston. Michael; dear mother of Chorles, Anthony, Bernadette Strezo, ond the late John; fond grandmother of 12; sister of the late Sr. Celestyna, Franciscan Order of Blessed Kunegunda. Funeral Monday, 8:15 a.

from O'Donnell Funeral Home, 1811 W. 103d street, to St. Christina church. Mass 9 a. m.

Interment St. Benedict's. BE 8-2245. southern Patrick county are puzzled by the strange allegiance for the last 10 days of a stray dog to the grave of a stranger. Twelve days ago Acie Man-kins, 75, a native of Ararat, died in Winston-Salem, N.

where he had moved in 1948. His body was brought back to this area and was buried in a neighborhood cemetery. Two days later, a stray dog showed up and remained on the grave for at least 10 days. Puzzled residents notified dog warden Fred Barnard. So far as Barnard can determine, the dog does not belong to anyone in the Mankins family or to anyone else he has contacted in the neighborhood.

He did, however, find a family anxious to adopt the eight-month mixed German shepherd. Barth Herbert C. Barth beloved husbond of Dependable information, guidance and arrangements are a few of the "wife SchneideTn'd Jr! services offered hy the Funcral Directors listed here: fond grandfather of three. Member of i WEST LOOP Dedication Announcements Loyal lodge, No. 1007, A.

r. A. M. Services Monday, Sept. 14, 1 p.

at Motz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Shriners' Hospital for Crippled Children appreciated. Masonic services 8 P.

m. Sunday. CHRASTKA MEMORIAL CHAPELS SISSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS 839 S. Wabash Ave. WE 9-4488 3440 W.

26th St. 762-1211 OL 2-1023 NORTH 3601 W. Cermok Rd. CONBOY FUNERAL HOME 4817 W. Madison St.

MALEC FUNERAL HOME 834-38 N. Ashland Ave. AU 7-1136 HA 1-5800 DRAKE BRAITHWAITE CO. DANIEL R. BEINECKE Pre si deaf 2219-21 Lincoln Ave.

Li 9-3460 GEORGE KLANER FUNERAL HOME 4717 Broadway LO 1- or ED 4-2966 SOUTHWEST NORTHWEST SERVICES SET FOR POLICEMAN SLAIN IN TAVERN Jh fsJftKWtt2 BLAKE-LAMB FUNERAL HOMES 3737 W. 79th St. 735-4242 1413 W. 79th St. 735-4242 712 W.

31st St. 735-4242 DONNELLAN FUNERAL HOMES 10525 S. Western Av. BE 8-0075 EDGAR FUNERAL HOME 1107 W. 79th St.

RA 3-0876 EGAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1700 W. 63d S-t. LU 2-2000 FRANK M. FORAN FUNERAL HOME Ginsburg A monument will be dedicated in memory of Nathan Ginsburg, beloved husband, father, grandfather, and brother, Sunday, Sept. 13, 12 noon at Rosemont Pork cemetery, 4758 W.

Addison street. Graff A monument will be dedicated In loving memory of Sol K. Graff, Sunday, Sept. 13, 11:30 a. Westlawn cemetery.

Rose section. Hecktman A monument will be dedicated to the loving memory of Anna Hecktman, dear mother of Nathan Alice, Harry Thel-ma). Max Adeline Hecktman, and Pauline Max Neidorf; grandmother of nine; greot-grandmother of 12. On Sunday, Sept. 13, 1:30 p.

ot Westlawn cemetery. Maple section. Krassek A monument will be dedicated to the loving memory of Ida Krassek, on Sunday, Sept. 13, 2 p. ot Woldheim cemetery, Bickur Cholim section, 3 blocks west of Des Plaines on Roosevelt road, gate 72.

Rosenberg A monument will be dedicated In the memory of Renee Rosenberg at 2:30 P. m. Sunday, Sept. 13, at Memorial Park Deaths Elsewhere The Rev. Dr.

Karl Reiland, Mass for William Neven, 37, a policeman who was shot to 92 rector emeritus of St. 7300 W. Archer, Summit GL 8-0208 George's Protestant Episcopal death early Friday morning in PR 4-0776 TE 8-0345 FUNERALS AT LOWER COST McPHEE FUNERAL HOME 7133 S. Western Ave. Lockport, III.

MODELL FUNERAL HOME 5725 S. Pulaski Rd. STARR FUNERAL HOME 2322 W. 111th St. CHARLES W.

ANDERSON 4325 Armitage Ave. BE 5-2581 CORCORAN FUNERAL HOME 6150 N. Cicero Ave. PE 6-3833 A. V.

FURMAN FUNERAL HOME 3100 W. Irving Pork Rd. IR 8-5800 HOME FOR FUNERALS 3834 W. Irving Park Rd. IR 8-0664 OTTO J.

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

3918 W. Irving Pork Rd. IR 8-0333 JOHN C. MEISZNER 5624 W. Irving Park Rd.

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

SMITH SONS Funeral Heme 2500 N. Cicero Ave. BE 7-8070 THEIS FUNERAL HOME 3517 N. Pulaski Rd. IN 3-5800 PO 7-4730 BE 8-4668 HARRY P.

SULLIVAN ft SON 2701 W. 63d St. PR 4-8300 Becker George A. Becker, beloved husband of the lote Moriel, nee Clarke; fond fattier of George Herbert Florence Mvchko, ond the late Charles; grandfather of 17; great-grandfather of four. Past commander of River Grove post.

No. 335, A. L. Services Monday, 1:30 P. at Sax-Tiedemann Funeral Home, 9568 Belmont avenue, Franklin Park.

Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. 678-1950. Benner Catherine C. Benner, beloved wife of J. Lawrence Benner; dear mother of Judith Ann Cunningham ond Barbora Koy; grandmother of Candace Catherine Cunningham; fond sister of John J.

Clifford, Morilvn Foley, and the lote Williom F. Clifford. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from Hursen Chapel, 5911 W. Modison street, to St.

Giles church. Oak Pork. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Calvary.

Bers Leon D. Bers of 1950 N. River road, Melrose Park, dear brother of Charles D. ond George D. Bers.

Services private. Please omit flowers. Contributions may be mode to the Richard Allen Bers Research Foundation, at Mount Sinai Hospital. Info. LO 1-4740.

Biamonte Joseph Biamonte, loving husband of Margaret, nee Maltese; dear fother of Fronk ond Rosalie Horville; grandfather of Linda ond Koren; fond brother of Sam, Sol, and Tony Biamonte. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from Rago Brothers, 5120 Fullerton avenue, to St. Eugene church. Mass 10 a.

m. Entombment Queen of Heaven mausoleum. AR 6-78nQ. Boyes Watson Boyes, Ph.D., age 73, beloved husband of the lote Clarice, nee Jackson; fond father of Donald of Richmond, and Eileen Maier of Brookfield; grandfather of five. Memorial services Sunday, 3 p.

Hyde Pork Baptist church, 5600 S. Woodlown, Chicago. Member of the Scottish Rite. In lieu of flowers, make memorial donations to Heart fund. 485-2000.

SOUTH SUBURBAN church on Stuyvesant square, New York; in Winsted, Conn. Irving C. Freese, 61, for five terms mayor of Norwalk, Conn, twice as a Socialist and three times as an Independent; in Norwalk. Mrs. Florence Big Fanny Storgoff, 56, self-styled leader of the Sons of Freedom Doukho-bor sect of British Columbia; in Vancouver, B.

C. Joel Chandler Harris 76, former newspaper man and son of the author of the Uncle Remus stories; in Atlanta. Albert Quinton Bell, 68, builder of restored village of Jamestown, in Manteo, N. C. a near north side tavern, will be said at 10 a.

m. tomorrow in Our Lady of Grace Catholic church, 2400 N. Ridgeway av. Neven was killed in the tavern at 644 N. State by Anthony Miranda, 39, of 829 N.

La Salle the two fought While they were struggling, Miranda grabbed Neven's service revolver and dhot him in the head. Neven was off duty at the time. He was married and the father of eight children, aged 6 months to 12 years. Miranda was shot in the side after he resisted arrest by policemen called to the scene. Ha still was in a coma yesterday in Henrotin hospital.

ADAMS FELDHOFF WHITESEL 8701 Dorchester Ave. RE 1-2800 CORCORAN FUNERAL HOME 1420 E. 87th St. SO 8-8400 DONNELLAN FUNERAL HOMES 7651 S. Jeffery Blvd.

SO 8-8822 HEINEN LOSCHETTER 7013 S. Racine Ave. ST 3-0460 KENNY BROTHERS FUNERAL HOME 5438 S. Halsted BO 8-0641 SKEELES COLONIAL CHAPEL Stony Island and 86rh Place BA 1-3680 THOMAS MclNERNEY'S SONS 4435 S. Wallace St.

BO 8-0703 BLAKE-LAMB FUNERAL HOME 4727 W. 103d, Oak Lawn 735-4242 Suburban Phone NE 4VU93 DRECHSLER FUNERAL HOME 203 S. Morion, Oak Park EU 3-3191 RYAN-PARKE FUNERAL HOME 120 So. N. W.

Pork Ridge 823-1171 SCHMAEDEKE FUNERAL HOME 107th St. 4 Harlem Worth Gl (-6000 cemetery. Schachtman A monument will be dedicated to the memory of Nettie Schachtman, beloved mother of Lillion Holland, Beatrvce Kuhn and Milton Schachtman on Sept. 13 at 2 P. Jewish Waldhelm, 18th and Harlem.

Sorkin A monument wilt be dedicated In the memory of Arthur Sorkin, beloved husband of Lena AssersonJ; devoted fother of Leonard Sylvia, Jerry, Daniel Beverly; fond grandfather of Alan, Stuart, Joy, ond Rhonda; brother of Louis Sorkin ond Hinda Nagle. Sunday, Sept. 13, 1944, 2 P. Jewish Woldheim, 18th and Harlem, Ateretb Zion Gate No. 224.

Weiner' A monument will be dedicated In memory of Joe Weiner, loving fother of Evelyn Hortick and Miriam Passmon, Sunday, Sept. 20, 2:30 p. Westlawn cemetery. Section B. NORTH 929 W.

BELMONT lj Block Wst of" CUrk St. WEIIinqton 51724 AMPL PARKING WEST S9II W. MADISON Matt ESttbrook 8-7500 AIH CONDITIONED FUNERAL DIRECTORS WHO DESIRE INFORMATION REGARDING THIS DIRECTORY WHICH RUNS WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY AND SUNDAY PHONE: MRS. HORN, 222-4242.