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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1964 12 Section 2 OBITUARIES GARY MAN, 27, DIES IN CRASH OF TWO CARS Clifton McGhee, 27, of 2372 Fillmore Gary, was thrown to the pavement and killed yesterday when his car struck one driven by Waitman, Crowe, 50, of 7624 Black Oak Hammond, at the intersection of 25th avenue and Harrison street in Gary. Crowe told police he was east-bound in 25th and crossing the intersection on the. green light when his car was struck in the Clifford A. Grill Clifford A. Grill, 54, of 501 N.

Home Park Ridge, a special investigator for the Cook county state's attorney, died yesterday in Walther Memorial hospital. He a. special agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation for 26 years before joining the state's attorney's staff in 1960. He is survived by his widow, Betty, and a son, Clifford. Services will be at 1 p.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 625 Busse bgwy. Cochrane Elno Cach rone, lote of Homewood, beloved wife Jomes; loving mother of Phyllis, Grace Cotfmon, Morgoret Porter, and Arthur; eight grandchildren; fond sister of Hildur Jensen. Services Fridoy, 2 p. at the Cordt-Ryon Funeral Home, 18022 Dixie highway.

Home-wood. Interment Skyline Memorial Park. SY 8-0331. Collins Beniamin Collins, beloved husband of Agnes, nee O'Reilly; deor mother of Joseph, John, Mary Alice Lane, and Joan Cleory; grandfather of 13- Funerol Friday, 9:30 a. from Hover Funeral Home, 5017 W.

Chicago, to Our Lody Help of Christians church. Moss 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Member H.

N. S. Copps Alfred J. Copps, beloved husband of Ruth, nee Taylor; fond brother of George, Mortin, Leo, the lote Joseph Ray, Bernice Brougham, ond Lillion Bartley. Funerol Friday, Oct.

23, at 9:30 o. from Sullivan Funerol Home, 2701 W. 43d street, ot Washtenaw avenue, to St. Rita church. Member of Perez council.

No. 1444, K. of C. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.

PR 4-8300. Davies Anno Davies, nee Corter of Cicero, beloved wife of George; dear mother of Arthur Leona Stout ond Betty Andrew Marinellie; fond sister of Lena Ryan ond William Meade; six grandchildren. Services Saturday, 1 P. at Cermak Home for Funerals, 5844 W. Cermok road.

Interment Forest Home cemetery. OL 2-0243. DeBias Lena BeBias, nee PitassI, beloved wife of Anthony; fond mother of Michael, Mrs. Patricio Howard, Mrs. Annette Mosboch, James, Mary Ann and Linda; grandmother of seven.

Funerol Friday, 9 o'clock, from 3421 W. Fullerton, to St. Sylvester's church. Interment Mount Carmel. BR 8-2442.

Decker Camille Decker, nee Bronski, beloved wife of William Decker; fond mother of Comille Matthies, Richord ond Clarence; dear sister of Ray ond Bruno Bronski ond Regino Prokof; seven grandchildren. Chapel services, Fridoy, 10:30 a. at 5804 Higgins avenue. Interment Union Ridge. Please omit flowers.

PA 5-2141. Anderson Grace Moo Anderson, beloved sister of Mrs. Corl Ingram end Mrs. Peorson Marsh; aunt of Mrs. William Acheson of Greenwich, and Mrs.

Thomos A. Kelly; daughter of the late Am and Duncan Anderson, among the first set-tiers of Woodlawn. Services private. Angello Vincenzo Angello, beloved husband of the late Vera dearest father of Kay Victor) Tarontino, Josephine Sam) Greco, and Ann Victor) Abelseth; loving grandfather of 17; great-grandfather of 20. Funeral services Friday, 8:45 a.

from Richard Funerol Home, 5749 Archer avenue, corner of Lorel, to St. Symphorosa church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. 747-1840. Armento Mary Armento, nee Relll, beloved wife of the late Joseph; loving mother of Antoinette fJim) Quartello, Phil (Florence), Joseph Alicel, Ann Henry) Kowolczvk, Caroline, Rose, Dolores Joe) Grisaffi, Bernord, Josephine Tony) Corrieri, Rose O'Brien, Theresa Matteo, end the late Alex; dear grandmother of 22; great-grandmother of 12; sister of Anna Fron-gusaro.

Funeral Saturday, 10 a. rru, from Columbion Funerol Home, 4421 W. North avenue. Oak Pork, to Holy Rosary church. Mass 11 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel. Visitation after 3 p. m. Thursday.

Vi 8-3010 or ES 9-5151. Barton Harry P. Barton, oge 47, of St. Charles township, Oct. 20, ot Presbyterian-St.

Lukes hospital, beloved husband of Jessie; dear father of Susan H. and Gordon two brothers and two sisters. Services Friday, 2 p. at the Baker Memorial Methodist church in St. Charles.

En-" tombment local. Resting at Yuri Funeral Home, St. Charles. Barton Helen Jane Jensen Barton, beloved wife of the late Williom Barton; dear sister of Mrs. Claire Floydl De Haven, the late Anna Speer, and Victor Jensen.

Funeral services Friday, 1 p. at the Sheehy Funerol Home, 8243 S. Ashtond avenue. Interment Oak Lawn cemetery, Homewood, III. ST 3-7700.

Becker Otto H. Becker, Oct. 20, 1944, beloved husband of Florence; devoted father of Audrey, Kenneth, and Henry; brother of William and Erick Becker. Member of Moose lodge. No.

43. Resting ot the Miller Funeral Home, 3314-14 Armitoge avenue. Services Friday, 1 p. m. Interment Acacia Park cemetery.

Kindly omit flowers. Klocke Mary Mdrgoref Klocke, retired eme'tiw of the Burlington R. Oct. 20, 1944, deor sister of Loretto Davenport of Son Mateo, Col Carolyn Douglas of Sun-cook, N. Catherine Flynn of Chicogo, the late August, John, end Robert Klocke.

Funeral from Loin ft Son Chopel, 5501 N. Ashlond ovenue, Soturdov, Oct. 24, at 9 a. to St. Gregory church.

Interment Mount Olivet, Aurora. Kob Mamie Kob' beloved wife of the tote Edward loving mother of Mrs. Eleanor Kowolke, Mrs. Valeria Ambrogie, Mrs. Geroldine jOnik, Mrs.

Hazel Schir-mong, Mrs. Bernice Wode, ond Mrs. Florence Loewe; grandmother of 10. Funeral Friday, 9 a. from the Montcloir Funerol Home, 4901 W.

Belmont avenue, to St. Simeon church In Bell-wood, III. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. NA 2-9300.

Koca Minnie Koca, nee Stahnke, 2521 S. Kedzie avenue, beloved wife of Williom fond mother of Leonard Barbara ond Donold Kay; grandmother of five; sister of Frieda Monske, Elsie Kessei, Erma Holmes, Paul, Clorence, Fred Elmer, ond Harold Stahnke. Services Saturday, Oct. 24, 1:30 p. ot Chrost-ko Memorial Chapels.

3440 W. 26th street. Interment Woodlawn. 742-1212, OL 2-1023. Krueger Alvin H.

Krueger, Oct. 19, of Clarendon Hills, beloved husbond of Florence M. Krueger, nee Bolin; father of Shirley (Paul) Simundia and Beverly (Paul) Lampadius; grondfother of seven; brother of Herman A. Resting ot Schneider Home for Funerals, 2d and Lincoln street, Hinsdale. Services 2 P.

m. Thursdoy. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. FA 3-0434. Krzysiak Leona Krzysiak, nee Konopczvnskl, beloved wife of Fronk; loving mother of Williom, Wayne, Longine, ond Kenneth; dear sister of Stella Emerick) Yurko-vich, Jane MaxJ Klave, Harriet Thomas Jacek, ond Marie Stonlevl Ciesla; fond daughter-in-law of John Kraysiok; sister-in-low of Anna Michaell Xenokis.

Funeral Saturday, 9:30 o. from Noworul Memorial Chapel, 2459 S. Christiana avenue, to St. Cosimir's church. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, masses preferred. Visitation offer 11 o. m. Thursday. 762-2233.

Larson Gus F. Larson of Itasca, husband of Mory father of Mrs. Sally Lorkin; grandfather of Carol, Robert, and Susan Lorkin; brother of Mrs. Elvera Timm, the late Elfrida Ehrenstrom, and Lawrence C. Larson.

At Edgar Funeral Home, 1107 W. 79th street, until Friday, 11 o. m. Services Fridoy, Oct. 23, 1 p.

at Bethel Lutheran church, 42d and Peoria. Interment Oak Hill. Masonic "services Thursdoy, 8 p. under ouspices of Boulevard lodge. No.

882, A. F. A. M. Member of Naples (Fla.) lodge.

No. 1782, L. O. O. Bensenville Tio9a post.

No. 2149, V. F. and Portage Park post, No. 183, A.

L. Memorials may be made to the Cancer society. Grover Lillian A. Grover, late of Stone Pork, beloved mother of Mrs. Frances Pikey em) Mr.

Robert Grover; deor grandmother of two; great-grandmother of four. Resting ot Fltzhenry Funeral Home, 140 E. North avenue, Northloke. otter 4 p. m.

Wednesday. Services Fridoy, Oct. 23, 1944, 2 p. m. Burial in Piano, IIL 542-0045.

Halabart Margaret A. Halaburt, nee Rvon, beloved wife of the late John J. Halaburt; loving daughter of the late David ond Agnes Ryan. Funeral Saturday, Oct. 24, at 9:30 a.

from the John E. Moloney Funerol Home, 1359 W. Devon avenue, to St. Jerome's church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment All Saints cemetery. RO 4-1417. Hanson Hugo A. Hanson, beloved husbond of Siane, nee Calen; loving father of Louise Lally ond Ralph fond son of Corl and Louise in Sweden; also three brothers and one sister in Sweden; devoted grandfather of three.

Member of Aaron Utopia lodge. No. 913, A. F. A.

and Midnight Sons, S. F. of A. Resting ot Starr Chapel, 2324 W. 111th street.

Service 1 p. m. Friday. Masonic service 8:30 p. m.

Thursdoy. Evergreen cemetery. Hardies Erwin C. Hardies, ISO E. Glendale avenue.

Phoenix, husband of Ella father of Mrs. Bernice Boyer of Phoenix, Melvin A. Hardies of Chicago; brother of Leo of Chicago, Albert of Beaver Falls, Lydia Gerken, Plymouth, four granddaughters ond one great-granddaughter. Services Friday, 2 P. at Bethany Chapel.

Entombment Greenwood. Hare Hugh M. Hore, beloved husband of Blanche ond the lote Kotherine, nee Elsnor; loving' father of Raymond, Helen Bold, and Vera Ziomek; dear grandfather of five; olso great-grondfother of two. Resting ot Stermer Funeral Home, 3453-55 Fullerton avenue. Funeral Friday, 9 a.

to St. Alovsius church. Please omit flowers. BE 5-1815. Heidegger Anna Heidegger, nee Garrity, beloved wife of Edward fond mother of John, Mae Qualizza, Edward Howard.

La Verne Fox, Jerry, Robert, Kenneth, Russell, Charles, Thomas, the late Rudy and Jomes; sister of Edward, Thomas, ond Michael Garrity; grandmother of 32; great-grandmother of four. Funeral Friday, Oct. 23, at 9 0. from Kelly-Carroll Funeral Home, 9315 S. Ashland avenue, to Socred Heart church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary's. PR 9- 1315 or HU 3-1212.

Herbst Marie M. Herbst, nee Lange, beloved wife of the late Walter; dear mother of Howard, Walter, ond Ruth Schuch; seven grandchildren; one great-grandchild; fond sister of Fred Bloss and Josephine Hansen. Resting ot Jaeger Funerol Home, 3524 N. Cicero ovenue. Services Soturdov, 10- 30 a.

m. Interment Ridgewood. Ki 5-1320. Hnat Martha Hnat, beloved wife of the late Ignac; dear mother of Rose Soukup, Josephine Knvtych, Andrew, James, Frank, Martha Soukup, ond Violet Beck; mother-in-low of John Soukup, Loretto, Marie, ond Al Beck; grandmother of 24; greot-grandmother of 32; dear sister of Joseph Cullen. Funerol Fridoy, Oct.

23, 9 a. from Kubino-Tybor Chapel. 1938 W. 47th street, to St. Michael church.

Interment St. Mary's cemetery. LA 3-2191. Holland Morris Holland, late of 950 VV. Washington boulevard.

Oak Park, beloved husbond of Shirley, nee Attleboum; dear father of Gloria Charles Morkman and Phyllis (Irving Lewis; fond brother of Sam, Lena Utkovitz, Bertha Gordon, ond Annie Heisler; grandfather of six. Services Thursday, 1 P. at Congregation West Suburban Harzion, 1040 N. Harlem avenue. River Forest, III.

Please omit flowers. Visitotion ot time of service. LO 1-1890. Holzbauer John F. Holzbouer, beloved husband of the late Ellen Jennie Holzbauer, nee Holman; fond father of Henry Leonard and Fred G.

Holzbauer; grandfather of eight; great-grandfather of three; dear brother of Lillion Engelhardt and Anna Otto. Services ot Barron-Hall Funeral Home, 4332 N. Elston avenue, corner Puloski rood, Friday, Oct. 23. 1 P.

m. Cremation Graceland cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memoriol to the Hadley School for the Blind would be oppreci-oted. KE 9-4100. Hunt Ira V.

Hunt, beloved husband of Helen; loving father of Iris; brother of Edward. Service and interment Fridoy from Jones ond Sullivon Funerol Home, Donville, III. Jaunis Anthony Jaunis, of 3315 S. Emerald avenue, beloved husband of Mory; dear father of Sophie Kenneth Anderson, I lul nrlMHfnthW CHINA'S BOH OF LOW YIELD, AEG DECIDES Washington, Oct. 21 CPD The Atomic Energy' commission said today the Communist Chinese nuclear explosion last Friday involved an early type of nuclear device with a yield about that of the Hiroshima bomb of World War II.

An AEC spokesman said an analysis of radioactive debris from the Chinese explosion indicated the "technology of the device was that which we would associate with an early nuclear test." 1 The spokesman called it a "low yield" device. This would be roughly 20 kilotons, or an explosive force equal to 20,000 tons of T. N. T. Fallout Is Analyzed The additional evidence on the magnitude and type of the Chinese nuclear test was gathered by analysis of airborne radioactive debris, or fallout, the AEC said.

The commission's statement made it clear that it was not a thermonuclear or hydrogen device. It was a fission blast employing 'uranium 235, the AEC said. The AEC announcement came after it was learned that the United States knew in advance about Red China's test thru photographs taken from U-2 planes flown by Nationalist Chinese pilots, reconnaissance by satellites, and plain spy methods. Forecast by Rusk A key role in gathering proof that the Chinese Reds were on the verge of setting off a nuclear device was played by American trained nationalist Chinese pilots flying the high-altitude U-2 planes. The atomic blast came at 3 a.

m. on Oct. 16. Just 17 days previously Secretary of State Dean Rusk issued a public announcement saying it was imminent. When Rusk did so, Washington thought the explosion might come on Oct.

1 to celebrate the Chinese Communist regime's 15th anniversary. 8 ON RELIGIOUS PILGRIMAGE DIE AS BOAT LISTS Colon, Panama, Oct. 21 ttJPD At least eight persons drowned today when an overloaded boat carrying more than 100 religious pilgrims listed and threw some of them into the water. The accident occurred just 300 feet off the town of Port Bello, where an annual Black Christ festival is held. The passengers were going to the festival.

National coast guard headquarters retrieved three bodies. Port Bello's normal population of 1,000 is swelled by thousands of pilgrims who come every Oct. 21 to venerate the Black Christ, a statue believed to possess miraculous healing powers. DEATH NOTICES Anderson See Anthony Jaunts notice. Burzinski See Stephen J.

Cenek notice. Bowman See Stephen J. Cenek notice. Corrieri See Mory Armento notice. De Haven See Helen Jon Barton notice.

Flynn See Mory Margaret Klocke notice. Garisaffi See Mory Armento notice. Hoffmann See Frederick V. Feldmonn notlcer Hube! See Mildred Kone notice. Hynes See Isobello Sullivan notice.

Iuzzolino See Thomos. L. Golvln notice. Kowalczyk See Mory Armento notice. Kvietkus See Anthony JounlS notice.

Ladzinski See John F. Korlk notice. Laphen See Thomas L. Galvin notice. Matteo See Mory Armento notice.

O'Brien See Mory Armento notice. O'Singer See Anna Heidegger notice. Policy See Isobelle Sullivan notice. Quartello See Mory Armento notice. Swanson See Frederick V.

Feldmonn notice. Velna See Anno Vino Viverito See Robert G. Borbely nolle. fffct Tftoughtful PCTSOandiS ower CONSULT THESE FLORISTS SOUTHWEST FARRELL HYNES FLORIST 2024 W. 95th-st.

BE 3-4020 SUBURBAN BUSSE'S FLOWERS Mount Prospect, III. Elm end Evergreen 259-2210 FRANK HLAVACEK SONS 235 Ridge-rd. Wilmette GR 5-4400 CENTRAL ond FLOWERS Field Bldg. 135 S. La Solle-st.

RA 4-3357 NORTH ANGEL GUARDIAN ORPJI. FLORISTS 3001-4S W. Devon RO 4-0544 "JOHN PLODZIEN Florist Greenhouse 1834 W. Peterson SH 3-2230 WEST JOHN M. WEILANO FLORIST 5315 W.

Madison All 7-0134 SOUTH CLEMENSEN'S FLORISTS 7801 S. Exchante-av. SO 8-0500 FLORISTS FOR DIRECTORY INFORMATION Phone Mrs. Nora, 222-4242 raw Dr. Grover C.

Weeks Memorial services for Dr. fTrnver Weeks. 79. of 5359 Suffield Skokie, a retired dentist, who died Tuesday in Evanston hospital, will be held at 3:30 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 1567 Maple Evanston. Dr. Weeks, a graduate of the St. Louis university dental school, practiced in the Loop from 1922 until his retirement early this year. He leaves his widow, Alta; two sons, Grover C.

Jr. and Donald and two brothers. Thomas M. Kane Mass for Thomas M. of 10004 Forest will be said at 9:30 a.

m. tomorrow in St John De La Salle Catholic church, 10200 Vernon av. Mr. Kane died Tuesday in Christ Community hospital, Oak Lawn. He retired in 1960 after 34 years as a policeman.

Surviving are his widow, Helen; two sons, Thomas and Kevin; a daughter, Mrs. Suzanne Sink; eight grandchildren; three sisters, and two brothers. Airs. Martha Wencel Mass for Mrs. Martha Wencel, 74, of 7417 W.

61st Summit, who died Tuesday at home, will be said at 10 a. m. Saturday in St. Blase Catholic church, 6101 S. 75th Argo.

Surviving are five sons, Steve, a stereotype foreman for The Tribune, Chester, Joseph Casimir, and Edward; two daughters, Mrs. Helen Szumilas and Faye; nine grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and a brother. Mrs. Alex H. Borland Services for Mrs.

Olive R. Borland, 60, of 2023 E. Grove Arlington Heights, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1104 Waukegan Genview.

Mrs. Borland died Tuesday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Olive Sloan, in Barrington. Her husband, Alex is a partner in the H. P.

Rugen Meat market in Glen-view. Also surviving are two grandchildren, and two brothers. Erwin C. Hardies Services for Erwin C. Hardies, 75, of Phoenix, a former Chicagoan who died Tuesday in a Phoenix hospital, will be held at 2 p.

m. tomorrow in Phoenix. Mr. Hardies was the retired personnel manager for High-Low Foods, Inc. Surviving are his widow, Ella; a son, Melvin; a daughter, Mrs.

Bernice Boyer; two brothers; a sister; four grandchildren, and a great-grandchild. Miss Stella Conway Mass for MLsrStella Conway, 75, of 5630 Sheridan who died Tuesday in St. Joseph's hospital, will be said at 9 a. m. tomorrow in St.

Patrick's church, La Salle. She was a retired Chicago public school teacher and served for many years at the Budlong school, 2701 Foster av. Four sisters and two brothers survive. Deaths Elsewhere Robert E. McKee, 75, whose construction firm, Robert E.

McKee General Contractor, was the nation's sixth largest general contractor corporation and had built more than 1 billion dollars worth of projects since its incorporation in 1950, including laboratory and general housing construction at the Los Alamos, N. atom bomb site; in El Paso, Tex. Frank S. Tavenner 69, general counsel of the House committee on un-American activities since 1949, former United States attorney for the western district of Virginia, an assistant prosecutor of Japanese war criminals after World War II; in Woodstock, Va. Dr.

Dwight F. Gunder, 61, a leader in development of the Polaris missile, formerly a mathematics and engineering professor at Colorado State university and head of the engineering mechanics department at Cornell university; in Loveland, O. Douglas Campbell Orbison. 72, retired vice president and membership secretary of the National Audubon society, who served several years with the near east relief agency after World War in Mount Kisco, N. Y.

Maj. Gen. Herman Frederick Kramer ret 72, who fought in two world wars during his 36 years in military service; military governor of Koblenz and on occupation duty in Japan; in San Antonio, Tex. Virgil L. Seymour, 40, assistant to the vice president of Southern Illinois university's Edwards ville campus; at Ed-wardsville, 111.

-Irr r-i I 1 II Chicago's 1964 Traffic Toll 35,836 INJURED. right rear by McGhee, northbound in Harrison. A witness told police the light was red for Harrison street traffic. Crowe was treated at Methodist hospital in Gary for minor injuries and released. Up to midnight Tuesday, 443 Dersons had been killed in traf fic accidents in Cook county since Dec.

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BEverly 3-0134 In Msmoriam Garnett William J. Garnett. In memory of our most beloved son, Billy, on his 34th-birth-ooy. Lovingly. MOM, POP, AND FAMILY Jalonack Johonnoh Jalonock.

In loving memory of our beloved mother, mho passed awoy one yeaf ago today. LEE, RUTH, AND CHARLES Kopika rtinriae Knsika In memory, who passed awoy one year ooo today, Oct, 22. We love ona miss you. juuk r-wrvm. O'Neill In loving memory of Mary Ann O'Neirt.

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Mrs. Nathan was stricken with a heart attack while at her summer home near Sturgeon Bay. She was a former newspaper woman in Omaha, Neb. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Janet Dor an; a son, Leonard; two grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; a sister; and two brothers.

Services will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 3021 Lawrence av. Mrs Josephine Sedlacek Services for "Mrs. Josephine Sedlacek, 92, of 2224 S.

Oak Park Berwyn, a former vice president of the board of the Bohemian Home for the Aged, 5061 N. Pulaski will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow i in the chapel at 5844 Cermak Cicero. She died Tuesday in a Stickney convalescent nome.

Mirviving are a son, Roman two grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and a sister. Roger E. Schaefer Roger E. Schaefer, 28, of 266 Michigan Elmhurst, an Elmhurst policeman for the last four years, died of a heart attack yesterday on his way to work. He leaves his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Roland Schaefer. Services will be held at 1 p. m. Saturday in St.

Peter's United Church of Christ, 121 W. Church Elmhurst. $400,000 SOUGHT FOR DEATH OF STEWARDESS A suit seeking $400,000 because of the death of Miss Mary Sandell, 20, a stewardess, in the crash of a Northwest Airlines jet plane Feb. 12, 1963, in the Florida Everglades was filed yesterday in Circuit court in behalf of her father, Paul G. Sandell of Minneapolis.

Thirty-five passengers and a crew of eight died in the crash. The suit, filed by Atty. John J. Kennelly, names the air line and the Boeing company, which manufactured the plane Boeing is charged with negligence in the design and manufacture and failure to issue adequate instructions for flying the plane thru severe turbulence. In all, 19 suits seeking a total of more than 6 million dollars have been filed here as a result of the crash.

All of the plaintiffs are represented either Kennelly or by Atty. Louis G. Davidson. FLORIDA RITES FOR WIDOW OF R. McDOUGAL Mrs.

Persis Bouton McDou-gal, 88, of 5801 Dorchester the widow of Robert McDougal, former president of the Chicago Board of Trade, died yesterday in Billings hospital Mrs. McDougal, a life-long resident of Chicago's south side, was a member of the women's board of the Old People's home here, of which her husband was a founder. She also was on the women's board of the Chicago Boy's Shelter club. She is survived by two sons, Robert an attorney, and C. Bouton McDougal, a vice president of R.

R. Donnelley Sons company; a sister, Mrs. Bertha Turck; five grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Burial will be in Dunedin, Fla. WITNESS DIES ON THE STAND IN PATENT SUIT Harry Jennings, 76, executive chairman of a Los Angeles manufacturing firm, collapsed and died on the witness stand in federal District court yesterday.

Jennings had been called as a witness by the defense, in a patent suit in which his firm, Everest Jennings, manufacturers of wheel chairs, was the plaintiff. The defendant firm is the Colson corporation, 554 N. Michigan av. Judge Richard B. Austin recessed the trial until today.

NORTH -919 IEIMONT Yt Node Wotf ct Ooy ST. WEIIington 5-1724 WEST Modiion Sf. at Mason ESUbrook 1-7509 EUelici 4-3729 COMBffl BI1 vu tun Doluvocky rViliiwAlrv halAUiwt htichond of Wilma, nee Ponik; deor father of Irene, Joseph, Andrew Jean Grace), ond Margaret I Roger McCormick; devoted grandfather of Wilmo and Thomas McCormick ond Steven; fond brother of Zuzanno Pekar, in Slovokio. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from Becvar Funeral Directors, 5218 S.

Kedzie to St. Simon church. Mass 9:30 o. m. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery.

PR 4-3809. Du Broff William Du Broff, beloved husband of Anna nee Ludes; deor father of Kenneth and David; fond grandfather of three; brother of Edward, Beniamin, and Arthur. Funeral Saturday, Oct. 24, 9:30 a. of Matz Funerol Home, 3440 N.

Central avenue. Interment Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, contributions to Heort fund appreciated. Visitotion after 4 p. m.

Thursdoy. Dudley Valentine Vail Dudley, loving husband of Delia, nee Quigley; deor father of Mary Byrne, James, Florence, and Dorothy; grandfather of four; brother of George. Funeral Friday, 9:30 o. from John A. Rogo Sons Funerol Home.

5744 W. North avenue, to St. Peter Conisius church. Interment Queen of Heoven. Native of County Cork, Ireland.

Dunning Mary Catherine Dunning, beloved daughter of James and Catherine, nee Marron; loving sister of Sara Jone Ostrowski, and James B. Funeral Saturday, 8:15 a. from Thompson Funeral Home, 1718 W. 43d street, to St. Theodore church.

Moss 8:45 a. m. Interment St. Marys. PR 4-1000.

Erickson fr tt Alripn. formerly of 5701 W. Wavelond avenue, deor wife of Arthur fond mother of Delia Retzke, Virginia Redemske ond Arthur gomdmother of Kristeen Kerry and Rondv Redemske; sister of Albert ond Carl Nielsen. Service Friday, Oct. 23, 2 p.

ot Motz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central ovenue. Interment Irving Pork. Visitation after 12 noon, Thursday. Feldmann Frederick V.

Feldmann, devoted hosbond of the lote Bertha; loving father of Eliese B. Swanson ond Bertha K. Matthew Hoffman; grandfather of three; greatgrandfather of three. At Schilke-Trandel Funeral Home, 5839 W. North avenue.

Services Fridoy, 11:30 o. m. Interment Acacio Pork. ME 7-9184. Forbes Annette Forbes, nee Bernstein, Oct.

20, 1944, of 17938 Burbonk drive, Encino, formerly of Chicogo, beloved wife of Al Forbes; dear mother of Shirley Desbeck; two grandchildren; fond daughter of Julius ond the late Frances Bernstein; loving sister of Williom, David, and Robert Bernstein, and Phyllis Stern. Funeral ond interment in Los Angeles, Col. Franek Martin L. Franek, beloved husband of LoVerne, nee Hannapel; loving mother of Mortin Debra, and Sandra; dear brother of Gertrude Purcell, ond the late James ond Chorles Franek; fond son of the late Martin ond Gertrude Franek. Funeral Saturday.

10:30 a. from Blake-Lomb Funeral Home, 79th street, ot Lomis boulevard, to St. Sabina church. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.

735-4242. Freese Honore Freese, nee Zok, deor wife of the lote Williom; fond mother of Wor-ren; mother-in-law of LoVone; grandmother of Fave; sister of Sophie Skulski, Marie Osowski, Walter, Frank and Clarence Zazkowski. Services Friday, 1 p. m. at Wm.

C. Smith 8, Sons, 2500 N. Cicero avenue. Interment Acacia Pork. BE 7-8070.

Furth Elizabeth Uhline Furth, beloved wife of the late William Furth; loving mother of Williom Furth ond Mrs. Gertrude Gos-ner; fond grandmother of five; great-grandmother of six. Funerol Saturday, 9-30 a. from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashland ovenue, to St.

Sabina church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Mory's cemetery.

ST 3-7700. Fuss Frank N. Fuss, of 1875 W. 108th place, devoted husbond of Eleanore, nee Connelly; beloved father of Gavle Povonk ond Patty; dear grandfather of Thomas Payonk; fond son of John ond Edno Mae Hirtz. Resting at Cooney Mortuary, 12 E.

112th Place. Funeral Friday, 10:30 o. m. Interment St. Mary's.

Galvin Thomas L. Galvin, beloved husbond of Antoinette, nee Lophen; loving stepfather of Louis Joan Iuzzolino; grandfather of Nancy Iuzzolino; fond brother of Williom, Edward. Veronica Bntton, and the rate Mory Cosh ion; son-in-low of Morris Lophen. Funerol Friday, 9:15 a. from Michoel Coletta Sons Funerol Home, 3240 W.

79th street, to Our Lady of Loretto church. Hometown, III. Requiem moss 10 a. m. Interment Mount Cormel.

lease omit flowers. 434-1841. Gdowski Albert Gdowski, beloved husbond of Catherine, nee Orlowski; dear tother of Frank IMorvl, Jean Ostrego, ond Casimir (Doloresl; loving grandfather ond great-grandfather. Funerol Soturdoy, 10:30 a. Malec Funeral Home.

834-38 Ashland ovenue, to Holy Innocents church. Interment St. Adalbert's. HA 1-5800. Gelger Mary K.

Geloer, loving sister of Joseph LMIIOn ora i fond ount of Mory Copeland ond Agnes Geioer. Funerol Friday, 9:30 a. from Corcoran Funerol Home, 4150 N. Ckero ovenue, at Hiawotho, to Quoen of All Saints basilica. Moss 10- a.

Interment St. Mary cemetery. PE 4-3833. Gessler Raymond H. Gessler beloved husband of Dorothy, nee Rosmussen dear father of Diane and Raymond deor son of George K.t fond brother of Howard, Dorothy Kubon, ond Jeon Morgon.

Services "TtiA4, p. ot Motz Funerol Home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Elmwood. Gingras Joseph Gingras.

beloved husbond of Alice A nee LoCourse; fond father of Dorothy ard Joseoh deor hrolK'r of' Lllllon Cohill, Rose Eckhardt, the lote Georae Gin9ros ond Blonche Clinton. Funerol Friday, 9:15 a. from Kenny Brothers, 5438 S. Hoisted, to Visitation church. Interment Holy Sepulchre, Member of Div.

241, CTA. BO 8-0442. Gladych Jennie Glodvch, beloved wife of the lote Frank; loving mother of Frank Jr. end the late Raymond; mother-in-tow of Charmoine; grandmother of Laura, Raymond, Lorraine, ond Mary. Funeral Saturday, 8 30 a.

from chopel, 1729 S. Hoisted, to Providence of God church. Interment St. Mary's. CA 4-1344.

Goldin Abraham Goldin. of 7154 Cyril court, beloved husbond of Eleanor, nee Fla tow; loving father of Sidney; father-in-law of Janice; grandfather of Marc, Lynn, and Sondro. Services Thursdoy, 12 noon, ot Piser Memoriol Chapel, 4935 Stony Islond avenue. Interment Shalom Memorial Park cemetery. Friends are asked to poy their respects ot time of services.

In lieo of flowers contributions to your favorite charity will be appreciated. DO 3-4920. Grill Clifford A. Grill former FBI beloved husbond of Betty Jane; fond father of Clifford Skip. Services Friddv, Oct.

23, 1 P. ot Drake fc Son Funerol Home, 425 Busse highway, between Touhv and Ookon, Pork Ridoe, III. Interment Concordia cemetery. 498-3348. i Berger IuIaimiI Mjifa nt th Intp William of New York City; devoted mother of the late Gertrude Fisher; dear sister of Sol Stein; loving grandmother of Evelyn Leeds ond Florence Orner; great-grandmother of Gil, Larry and Susan Leeds ond Gail and Mimi Orner.

Services Thursday, Oct. 22, 10 a. m. at Furth Chapel, 2100 E. 75th street.

Interment Westlawn cemetery. Please omit flowers. Friends are requested to pay their respects ot the time of services. Mi 3-5400. Biancalana Norma Biancalana, beloved wife of the late Nat; fond aunt ot many nieces ond nephews.

Funeral Friday, 8:30 a. from C. H. Jordan Funerol Home, 221 E. Erie st.

Moss 9:30 a. m. ot the Church of the Assumption. Entombment Queen of Heaven. SU 7-7709.

Bolton Howard A. Bolton, beloved husband of Cecile; fond father of Nancy Ray) En-auist ond Roger grandfather of Cindy Roe ond Margie Lynn. Funeral services Saturday, 10 a. m. ot Nielsen Funerol Home, 3301 W.

Fullerton ovenue. Interment Elm Lawn cemetery. Borbely Robert G. Borbely, beloved son ot Rose, nee Viverito, and Robert D. Borbely; fond brother of Rosalie, Regino, Elizabeth, Vincent, ond John; loving grandson of the lote Vincemo ond Vita Viverito, Elizabeth ond the lote Robert R.

Borbely. Funeral Fridoy, 9:30 a. from Lo-cania Funeral Home, 409 W. North avenue, to St. Hilary church.

Mass 10 a. m. Entombment Queen of Heaven mausoleum. Please omit flowers. MO 4-5150.

Borland Olive R. Borland of 2023 E. Grove street, Arlington Heights, formerly of Gienview, Oct. 20, wife of Alex Borland; mother of Mrs. E.

Donol Slown; grandmother of Margo ond Mark Slown; sister of Rolond H. ond Roy W. Rugen; doughter of the lote Herman P. ond Kath-erine Ru9en. Member ot Gienview chapter.

No. 862, O. E. S. Services Friday, 3 P.

at Wm. H. Scott Funerol Home, 1104 Waukegon rood, Gienview. Interment Ridgewood. Memorials may be mode to Neighborhood Church Bldg.

Fund, Northbrook, or Americon Cancer society, 37 S. Wabash, Chiccgo. Boswell Nicholas J. Boswell, dear brother of the late Thomas and Kotherlne. Funeral from Bolond it Sons Funeral Home, 4138 W.

Madison. Friday, 9:30 a. to St. Mel church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Queen of Heaven. KE 3-1024. Both Louis Both, beloved husband of the late Lillie, nee Swansen; loving father of Williom (Elsie) and 'Louis Marilyn brother of Walter and Violet Hudec; fond grandfather of William Both great-grandfather of four. Funeral services Fridoy, 1:30 p.

ot Kolbus Funeral Home, 4841-57 W. Higgins avenue. Interment Ridgewood. SP 4-3232. Boulais Alpha J.

Boulais, nee Matthews, age 71, of Lombard, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of the lote Fred fond mother of Frederick grandmother of Fred ond Kevin; dear sister of Mrs. Idamoy Gill. Funeral services Saturday, 10 o. ot Brust Funeral Home, 135 S. Moin street, Lombard.

Interment Cedar Pork. MA 9-0094. Bowman Archie H. Bowmon, deor father of Marie and Jean; brother of Merle Shultz, Eva M. Smith, and Bertha Baker.

Services Saturday. 11 o. ot Wm. C. Smith Sons, 2500 N.

Cicero avenue. Interment Forest Home. BE 7-8070. Boyle Pearl J. Boyle, sister of Mrs.

Rita B. Worde; aunt of Robert B. Hart and Daly Flonegan. Funeral Friday, 9 a. from the Rowland Home for Funerals, 4152 Sheridan road, at Buena, to St.

Mary of the Loke church. Moss 9:30. Interment All Saints. 248-1534. Bruzzichesi Santl Bruzzichesi, beloved husband of Ermelinda, nee Sassetti; loving father of Ernest, Merico, Yolanda Piccatto, ond the kite Gino.

Resting ot Anzilotti Funeral Home, 2433 S. Oakley avenue. Funerol Friday. Oct. 23, at 8:45 a.

to Presentation church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Cormel. VI 7-4847.

Burstein Barbara Ann Burstein, suddenly, Oct. 20, doughter of Mabel, nee Liebovitz, ond the late Max; sister of Ronald and Jeffrey. Interment I. O. B.

Woldheim, Forest Park, Wednesday, Oct. 21. Byrne Alice R. Bvrne, nee Noves, beloved wife of William loving mother of Williom J. James Alice Colvln, Andrew Ambrose, Edmund Joseph John and Elizabeth DeWeese; fond grandmother of 34; greot-grandmother of one; dear sister of Mory Keyes, ond Joseph Noves.

Resting at Columbian Funeral Home. 10300 W. Grand avenue Ineor Monnheiml, Franklin Pork. Funeral Saturday, Oct. 24, at 8 a.

to St. John Viannv church, 44 N. Wolf road, Northloke. Moss o. m.

GL 5-1200. Cain Modellne D. Coin, formerly of Blue Islond, beloved doughter of the late Jomes Edward ond Morgoret A. Com; dear sister of Mildred C. Riemer of Skokie.

Funerol Saturday, 9:45 a. from Hoben Funeral Home, 8057 Nlles Center rood. Skokie. Moss 10 a. m.

ot St. Peter church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Visitation after 7 P. m.

Thursday. OR 3-4111. Cambre Louis J. Combre, beloved husband of Morcelite, nee Roberts; loving father of Wilbert J. Cambre and Mildred Cambre Foster; brother of Henry Carrie A.

Humphrey, Leona J. Aubry ond the lote Paul a host of nieces ond nephews. Resting at A. A. Rayner ond Sons, 318 E.

71st street. Rosory Thursday I p. m. Funerol Friday 9 o. m.

to Holy Cross' church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Carr Edwin G. Corr, beloved husband of Rose V. Carr; fond father of Rose Morie For-well end Joan O'Neill; grandfather of seven.

Funral Friday. 10:30 a. from Hursen Chapel, 5911 W. Modison street, to St. Giles church, Oak Pork.

Moss 11 a. m. Interment All Saints'. Member of St. Giles H.

N. Serra club; Commodore Borry council, 1118, K. of and Telephone Pioneers of America. Cavello Ralph V. Covello, beloved husband of Catherine, nee Balsamo; fond father of Mrs.

Barbara (Josephl Licgri; deor brother of Michael, Vito, Vincent, Mrs. Mory Tronchita, Mrs. Lena Joger, Mrs. Adeline Tenuta, ond Mrs. Morooret Mev sere.

Funerol Saturday, 4. from the Montcloir Funerol Home, 4901 W. Belmont avenue, to Notre Dome church, 1335 W. Horrison street. Entombment Queen of Heaven.

NA 2-9300; NE 8-7203. Cenek Stephen J. Cenek of Berwyn, beloved husband of Anna nee Benes; dear father of Blanche Burzinski, Ethel fRich-ord) Bowman, ond Stephen G. Lvnni Cenek; brother of Amelio Bortlett; grandfather of Mory Burzinski, Judy, Ann, Richard, and Robert Bowman. Funeral Saturday, Oct.

24, o. from the Joseph Nosek Sons Funeral Home, 47)4-18 W. 14th street, corner of Euclid, Berwyn, to St. Mary of Celle church. Solemn requiem moss :30 a.

Interment St. Adalbert's. GU 4-0144. Chudoba Kotherine Furco Chudoba, beloved mother of Morie Donek ond Victoria Kuchorski; mother-in-low of Frank Danek; fond sister of Mory Kapustka; devoted grandmother of Edward Donek ond Lorraine Nocek; greot-srondmothet of six. urday, Oct.

24, ot :30 a. from Woicie-; ihowski Funeral Home. 212? W. Webster ovenue, to St. Hedwig Mission church.

Interment St. Adalbert. AR Lory Josephine Lory, nee Gllckauf, of 1834 S. 59th court, Cicero, beloved wife of Joseph; devoted mother of Mildred Behr. Chorles Lory, ond Eleanor Mitchell; oeor grandmother of Janet ond Alan Lory, ond the lote Corole Behr; fond sister of the late Mollie Honelin.

Services Friday, 1 p. ot Piser Memorial Chapel, 5204 Brood way. Interment B'nai Abraham Zion cemetery, Weidheim. Friends may poy their respects at the chapel, Thursday, after 3 P. m.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Carole Behr Memorial for Cancer Research. Information LO 1-4740. Lovgren Esther Lovgren, nee Carlson," oge 49. Oct. 21, at Braydenton, formerly of Harbert, beloved wife of David G.

Lovgren; deor mother of Lovina Jones, Melvina ond Alden; grandmother of four. Resting ot Connelly Funerol Home, Three Oaks, Saturday morning. Funeral services 2 P. m. ot Harbert church.

Luth George H. Luth, loving brother of Henrv, Edna Petersen, Alice Woerthwein, Williom and the late Wolter. Services 1 p. m. Fridoy ot the Memoriol Chapel, 5200 W.

95th street. Interment Concordia. GA 4-0340. Maino Joseph Maino, loving husband of Mario, nee Div'irolomo; fond father of Dominic Lorraine, Rita Raymond Fritzler, ond Joseph Jr. Dorothy grandfather of six.

Funeral Saturday, Oct. 24, 10 a. from Columbian Funeral Home, 4621 W. North ovenue, Ook Park. Interment Mount Carmel.

Please omit flowers. Vi 8-3010 or ES 9-5151. Mandel Fay Mandel of 415 S. Elmwood, Ook Park, beloved wife of the lote Henry dear mother of Lester Cyrele, Eunice Sonny Miller, Joseph S. Glendoi, of Los Vegas, ond the late Ellis; sister of Hymen Goldsmith and the late Dorothy Yampolsky and Max Mudkiel Goldsmith; grandmother of five.

Services Thursday, 2 p. ot the Original Wein-sfein 8. Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Petersen rood. Interment Westlown cemetery.

Visitation Wednesday after 7 P. m. LO 1-1890. Marassa Salvotore Marassa beloved husbond of Maria, nee LaVerso; loving father of Mary Michoel Lotronico, Joseph (Eldol, Nicholas Annabelle, Santo rsorohl, Salvotore Jr. Isobell, and the late Pvt.

Fronk, U. S. grandfather of 14. Funeral Soturdoy, 9 a. from Michael Coletta Sons Funeral Home, 3240 W.

79th street, to Santa Mario Incoronata church. Requiem mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Mory's.

434-1861. Marcotte Donold A. Marcotte, oge 58, of 714 Mul-ford street, Evanston, beloved husband of Antoinette Abatal Marcotte; fond tother of Donald; son of Mory ond the lote William Marcotte of Portsmouth, N. brother of Mrs. F.

Marion Westheod of Stamford, ond Mrs. William Virginia! McGee of Portsmouth, N. Funeral Fridoy, 9:30 o. from Fitzgerald ond Karsten Funeral Home, 1571 Maple avenue, Evanston, to St. Nicholas church.

Mass 10 o. m. Interment Mount Cormel cemetery. UN 9-2900. Martin Ida Martin, nee Rzesnoskl, suddenly, beloved wife of Charles; dear sister of Dr.

Loren, M. Edward, Lillian, Isabel, Jay, Arthur, ond Albert. Resting ot Thomos J. Cooney Sons Funeral Home, 3552 Southport ovenue. Funeral Friday, 10:30 o.

to St. Andrew church. Interment Calvary. Martinek Edward J. Martinek, lote of Riverside, beloved husband of the late Antoinette; deor father of Sophia the late John Curran, Josephine, Morie IHarold Holub, Edward C.

Lydia, and the late Robert; grandfather of six; great-grondfother of two Services Friday, 9:15 o. m. ot H. Marik Sons, 4507 W. Cermok road, to St.

Mory's church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Member of Greater lodge, No.

3, L. O. O. and Division 308, Amal. Assoc.

cf Elec, R. R. ond Motor Coach Employes of America. GU 4-4310 or Bi 2-3255. Marulewski Peter Marulewski, beloved husbond of the lote Frances, nee Swiatek; loving father of Ignoce Uudv, Helen All Hocin, Casmer Mayl, Elizabeth, Harriet (Louis Brondvs and Irene; dear grandfather of Terry Hocin ond Rosemorie, Ronald ond Gregory Marulewski; great-grandfather of two; fond brother of Julia Glenbocki and Stonley.

Funeral Soturdoy, 9:30 o. from the Joseph Moloney Funerol Home, 2950-58 W. Fullerton ot Socramento to St. Sylvester church. Solemn requiem moss 10 a.

m. Interment St. Adalbert's. EV 4-3800. Mathias BedMngton E.

Mathios. Oct. 2t, husbond of Kotherine; brother of Mrs. Williom IGlodvsl Murray ot Col. and Roy Mathios.

Member of Euclid lodge, A. A. M. Rostong or the Tews Funeral Home. 79th street ond Phillips avenue, otter 12 noon Thursday.

Services 2 pm. Fridoy. Interment Oak Woods. SO 8-4959. Mattes George J.

Mottes, Oct. If, beloved huv bond of Dorothy, nee Sedlmeier; loving father of Jomes Rosemary Konzel, ond Ruth C. Mattes; dear son of Rose ond the late Nicholas. At Blr-ren 8V Son Funeral Home, 1354 Wellington ovenue, offer 4 p. m.

Wednesday. Funeral Fridoy morning at 9:30. Services In Queen of Angels church at 10 o'clock. Interment St. Joseph cemetery.

McCullough Hush T. McCullough, oge 24, suddenly. late of Oak Forest, devoted busoqnd of Jerl Lyn, nee White; fond father of Jody Lyn ond Michelle Ann; deor son of Frederick C. McCullough ond Svlvio Butcher; loving brother of Frederick ond Laura Luthmonn; beloved son-in-low of Mr. ond Mrs.

Charles White. Resting ot the McKenzie Funeral Home, 1518 S. Cicero ovenue, Ook Forest. Services Friday. 10 o.

at the Ook Forest Methodist church. Interment Beverly. 487-2990. McGillivray Margcret K. McGillivnv.

oge 72, of Upland, native of Chicogo, HU wife of John McGillivray; mother of Mrs. A. R. Kermer of Upland, end Miss Solly McGillivray of Hawthorne, Col.j ount of Mrs. Howard Stearns of Houston, and Squire S.

Burke Sr. of Anaheim, sister of George Heinsen of Tocoma, grandmother of Richard ond Catherine Kermer. Member of Redeemer Lutheran Church of Ontario. Funeral service was held Tuesday, Oct. 20, 1944, at Stone Funeral Home, Upland.

Interment Belle-vue cemetery, Ontario, Cal. McGuire Francis E. McGuire, formerly of 3245 W. 44th place, beloved husband of the late Blanche Curron McGuire; fond tother of Barbara Biorklund ond Josepn E. McGuire; grandfather of Michoel, Patrick, John, Jomes, ond Thomas; brother of Margaret St.

Arnoud, Mory Bowver, Dorothy Moonev, Raymond McGuire, end the late Rev. Josooh J. McGuire. Funerol Fridoy, o. from Hursen Chapel, 5911 W.

Modison street, to St. Mory Star of the Sea cnurch, 4435 S. Kiibourn. Mass 10 a. Interment Mount Carmel.

Continued on following page of Christine and Raymond Kvietkus. Fu nerol Saturday on. it, u. the A. M.

Phillips Funeral Home, 3307 S. Lituanico avenue, to St. George church. Interment St. Cosimir's.

YA 7-3401. Johnson Arthur A. Johnson of 243 W. Fremont street, Elmhurst, beloved father of Eileen Compton ond Ida Jehnke; brother of Lester Johnson; olso survived by six grandchildren. At the Pedersen-Rvberg Mortuary, 435 N.

York street, Elmhurst, where services will be held Friday, 3 p. m. Interment Elm Lawn. Information, TE 4-1133. Johnson Fred Johnson beloved husbond of the late Tillie fond father of Betty Fred Jr.

Cynthia, Renee K. J. Michael)' De Lapp, and the late Joan deor grandfather of Fred III, Lisa, and Beth Johnson. Funerol Friday, 10 a. ot Hursen Chapel, 5911 W.

Modison street. Interment St. Joseph's. Chapel visitation Wednesday after 4 p. m.

Kahn Roger D. Kohn, beloved son of Robert A. ond Joyce Kahn; dear brother of Peter and Laurence; loving grandson of Augusta Waldmon and Martha Kahn. Services Friday, Oct. 23, 10 o.

at Furth Chapel, 2100 E. 75th street. Interment Beverly cemetery. Mi 3-5400. Kane Mildred Hubel Kane, beloved wife of the lote Thomas Kane; devoted daughter of Emmo, nee Blaeser, ond the lote Otto Hubel.

Visitotion offer 4 p.m. Wednesday. Funeral Friday, 9 a. from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashland avenue, to Chopel, 79th ond S.

Sangamon street. Moss 9:30 a. m. Interment family lot. ST 3-7700.

Kane Thomos M. Kane, beloved husband of Helen nee Walsh; loving father of Thomos Tobin, Suzanne H. Sink, and Kevin R. Kane; grandfather of eight; fond brother of Mrs. Mave Queeney, Raymond, Lillion, Dr.

Lester Kane, ond Sr M. Patriciono, O. S. M. Member of P.

A. of Chicogo ond St. Jude's leogue. Funerol Friday, Oct. 23, 9 a.

from Rosemoor Funerol Home, 424 E. 103d street, to St. John de La Salle church, 10200 S. Vernon. Mass 9:30 Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, please make contributions to the Concer fund. CO 4-1234. Karik John F. Korik, C. P.

D. retired, beloved husbond of Gertrude Lodzinski Korik; deor son of the lote Albert ond Barbara Ann Karik; fond brother of Mrs. Clara Barry, Mrs. Cecelia Bernord, the late Albert, ond Edward Korik; loving son-in-low of Mrs. Julia Lodzinski.

Funeral Saturday, 10:15 a. from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashtand ovenue. to St. Thomos More church.

Moss 11 a m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Member of St. Jude's Police League, I.

P. and P. B. A. ST 3-7700.

Kasparik John Kosporlk of 1421 S. Kenllwortn ovenue, Berwyn, beloved husbond of Korolino, nee Uhllkj fond father of Jerry, Edword, ond Miles Joyce, Services Friday, Oct. 23, 10:30 a. ot Parkwvn Funeral Home, 40I Roosevelt rood, Berwyn. Interment Woodlawn.

ST 8-0904 Keegan Sr. Vincent de Poul. O. P. Keegonl, beloved sister of Mrs.

Morgoret Conlon. Kathrvn Geroldine M. Keegon, the lote Mrs. T. J.

Crowe, Mrs. Alice Klrby, Julia Isabella James Terence Thomos ond Dr. Harold R. Keegon Sr. Died ot St.

Dominic Villa, Dubuque. Wednesday. Funeral moss ot St. Clora convent. Sinsin-owa.

Wis. a. m. standard timej Friday, Oct. 23.

Kellner Lester E. Kellner, deor son of the lote Hertha and Williom; fond brother of Albert Vivion Kellner of Merrill, Mrs. Helen Shere, Mrs. Lucille Oilier of Nebraska City, Phyllis Kellner of Los Angeles, ond Mrs. Evelyn Porth of Pico Rivera, Cal.

Funeral Thursday, 2 P. from Hursen Chopel, 929 Belmont avenue. Interment ond services also in Green Boy, Wis. Kelly u- -1 1.. -MMMklf hlnwrf wife Liena r.

rn to i.vu -of the late Michael; fond sister of the lote Michoel and John Campbell, Mary McNomoro, and Ellen Cunningham. Resting ot Columbion Funeral Home, 4421 W. North ovenue. Funerol Saturday, Oct. 24, ot 9 m.

Moss at Our Lody of Sorrows church, 10 o. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. ES -5151 or VI Kendra Andrew Kendra, dear father of Stanley; fond father-in-law ot Wonda and Cecelio; grandfather of great-grondfother of three; fond brother of Stanley; brother-in-low of Frances Kendra. Funerol Soturdoy; 9:30 a.

from Frank S. Patka Funeral Home. 3754 S. Paulino street, to SS Peter and Poul church. Interment Resurrection.

LA 3-0829. Klein 1 Florenre E. Klein, beloved wife of the lote Julius deor morner of Otto Mildred Loch, Edword ond Horold J. Services- Friday, Oct. 23, 11 a.

Matz Funerol Home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment St. Joseph's..