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PAKT 1- PAGE 14 CHICAGO DAILY SAT KDAY, APK1L 8, 1961 PAUL GALVIN'S ASKED TO KILL HER LO VER OBITUARIES HOLLY DIES, WITH FIBBER Emll II. Stuermer Emil H. Stuermer, 88; of 1733 Gregory died yesterday in Resurrection hospital. Mr. Stuermer was a retired machinist and former secretary of lodge International Association of Machinists.

He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Helen Schlad-weiler, Mrs. Margaret Perrin Smith, Mrs. Lucille Rauch, Filipiak Rebastiaa Filipiak, beloved trosband of Maryann, nee Zyamunt; loving father of Joseph Adeline Anthony. Stephanie Louis) Koziol, Lottie I Frank I Burian.

and Jane; grandfather of five; dear brother of Karolin Wolciechrywskl and Katherin Kacor. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from Szykowny Funeral home. 4tiff7 Archer avenue, fo St, Bruno's church.

Interment Resurrection. RE 5-7521. Fortune Catherine Fortune, nee Haves, etf Crystal Lake. wife of tbe late William aunt of Mrs. F.lmer Cath-erinej Diamond, Mrs.

Loretfa James. Mrs. Julian (Ruth Mary Mayberry. and William F. O'Connor.

Resting at Warner funeral home. 2 N. William atreet, Crystal Lake, after 2 p. m. Saturday.

Funeral mass, 11 i. at. Monday, at St, Thomas the Apostle church. Interment Calvary. Freyer William V.

Freyer. at Greenwich. April 7, 1961, husband of Susan B. Riley: father of Mrs. Francis E.

Kidwcll William N. and Karl H. Freyer. Services at Christ church chapel, Greenwich, on Monday. 11 a.

The family requests in lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Christ Church Memorial fund, Greenwich, or St. Andrew's Church Memorial fund. Edgartown, Mass. Friends may call at the Knspp 4k Son Memorial, Greenwich, on Saturday and Sunday from 3 to 6 P. Froehlke Sea Erich C.

Dehne notice. Gehring Henry Gehrlng. Aorll 7. lnfil. of 10237 S.

Peoria street, beloved husband of the late Lillian: fond father of Harvey. Robert. Helen Sample, and KOS Frank Km, busbstid of fells, Speck; father of Edward Bunkosvslrt. Rose Mary Wllkua. and Richard, brother of Stanley.

Joseph. Chester. Edward, Edwin, Hehm Florek. and Bernice Osk warek. Funeral, Monday, 9:30 from tfrbanck funeral home.

1335 W. 51st atreet. to Sacred Heart church. Interment Resurrection, YA 7-6112. Kuehne Louise Hannah Kuehne, wife of Henry mother ot Edgar Ruth Alyce M.

Mrs. Elaine L. Anderson: sister of Henry H. and Fred Dahlheim. Mrs.

Minette Lizenby and Mrs. Augusta Cheatle. Memorials may be made to Morgan Park Methodist church. Services at Lswkore. Nichols St Lane chspel, 1971 111th street.

Saturday, at 3 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. BEverly 8 0671. Kupper Llllie Kupper, lafe of R037 Taston.

wife of Otto; mother of Harold and Iroy: two grandchildren: mother-in-law of Helen Kupper. Member of Wa-deck chapter No. 579, O. E. S.

Resting at The Tews Funeral home, 79th street and Phillips avenne. Eastern Star services Monday, 130 p. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens South. SO 8-6959. Kusek Walter Kusek.

beloved husband of Mary, nee Haducb, loving father of JosepJt fVeronicai; dear brother of Alhjna Klucznik and Anna Lis of Philadelphia, dear giandfather of Judith. Fuf neral services Monday. 9:30 a. from the Kirsten I-uncial home. 10W? N.

Western avenue, to St. Helen's church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. Information.

AR 6-3378. Larsen W'illa M. I-arscn. nee Winched, beloved wife of the Uie Alfred Emil Larsen; fond mother of Wills Bamseth and Al AT HER SIDE Death Parts Famed Radio McGees BY SEYMOUR KORMAN I Chicago Trlbaae Praia Service Encino, April 7- Marian Jordan, Molly of radio's Fibber McGee and Mollv. who made the natinn laugh thru the 30s, 40s, and 50s, died today of cancer.

She would have been 63 tier nusnana. James rFib- ber Jordan, was with her i in their home here when death parted the comedy team. Her indignant "T'ain't funny, McGee" had become Thursday in Resurrection hos-a national expression from nital. He was sunerintendent DEATH NOTICES Blum bet Erich C. Ccbnt no! In.

Boncm Adolf Bonrm it Miami Brack, hutbaad of El; brother el Leo and Alorria, I ha late Jimmy and Sol. Funeral Sunday. Ha. at Com. Hi-bonlm, 7ASO 8.

Phillip avenue. In-termini Jcwiak Waldbelia. Brescia fie Anlonett Alonzo eotk. Brown Lillian Brown of 15228 Main street. Harvey, 111., dear alder of Mahel Kelly, Wbittier.

Luciil and Hay Brown of Harvey. Resting at W. B. Kerr chapel. 154th and Marthftcld, Harvey henicee Monday.

April 10. 11 lit In ht. ClemcM'f church, 153d and Loomif, Harvey. Interment Oak l4n. ED l-OOlO.

Bukovy Theresa Bukovr, ne Pelka-Mya. of 2848 W. 24th plac. beloved wil. of Arnold loving mother of Bertha Will ami Uknck s.

t.velrn IStiroiindl Szcypimkl. and Arnold Jr. (Annl; fond grandmother of six: dear aister of Jo- aeoh lAnnal Pelka, Kmil IHrverlyl Myia. and Helen Edward) Novak. Funeral Monday.

9:30 a. m. from Sendtiak Funeral home. 2654 W. 2IU street, to Assumption churcn.

interment Resurrection. Ill 7-724U. Burr llanna Burr, nee O'Keefe, beloved wife of late Richard (nnd mother of Mae Burr: dear sister of me Fahry and Isle Margaret Hunter, uncral Monday 10:30 a. from residence S. Hoyne avenue, to St.

Barnabas church. AlaM 1 1 a. m. interment Holy bepulcbre BO 8-0662. Busse See Auguita Marotck notice.

Campbell Samuel V. Campbell, late of-f219 Saginaw avenue, husband of Maxine: father of Perry. Wayne, and Brian Campbell: one grandchild: brother of Mrs. iJdevia hancs. Alr.

Jane I'biegar Mrs. Helen Phlegar. Mrs. Mary Bas Mrs. Elizabeth Arthur.

Camp bell, and the late Maria t.rav. Funeral Monday, 1 p. at Claude Griescl mortuary. 10240 Kwin avenue, inter mtnt Cedar Park. SO 8-0U32.

Capasso Frank Capasso. lovine husband of the late Rosaria, nee Presco; beloved father or tiaipn. uouts. Antonette I John I 'J ltnski. Mary Anaelo Musillo.

Angclo I Shirley, nee jackeltj: dear brother of Kalph; grandfather of eight. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from Rosario D. Salerno's Song Funeral home, 6300 W. North avenue, to St.

Thomas Aquinas church. Interment Mount Carmel. ME 7-0449. MO 60449. Caputo Guy Caputo.

beloved son of the late Antonette and Anthony Caputo: dear brother of Jean Morris. Florence Oslrow-ski, Grace Hrmjus. Mary Novak. Rose Wesley, Helen Griffin. Ethel Daeger.

James gnd Fred Caputo. Funeral 'l ues-day, at 9:15 a. from Reiikcma Funeral home. 10456 S. Western avenue, to St.

Mary of Mount Carmel church Mass at 10 a. m. Entombment Queen of Heaven. ME 8-2144. Carrea See Antonette Alonzo notice.

Casaireyd See Antonette Alonzo notice. Cascino Robert Cascino, age 12, darling son of Michael and Gertrude, nee Kitowski: loving brother of Salvatore, Arlene. and Ann fNickl Seifert. Funeral Monday. 9:15 a.

from Hough Funeral home, 4300 N. Central avenue, to St. ConMance church. Mass 10 a. m.

Intermem St. Joseph. PA 5-4300. Casey Margaret L. Casey of 2 2 5 Ridgeway avenue.

K.anMon. aunt of Muriel J. and Bernice M. Walsh. Funeral Monday.

8:45 a. from FilKeraid Karsten Funeral home, 1571 Maple avenue, Kvansmn, to St. Athanasius church. Mass a. m.

Inicimcnt Calvary. IN 4-0251. Chamberlain F.lena Chamberlain. April fl, 1961, sister of the late Hertha C. Ware: aunt of Paul Ware.

At Lain Son chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, until p. m. Sunday, April f).

Interment Reynolds-burg, O. Memorial services will be held Friday. April 14, 4 p. at John Timothy Stone chapel. Fourth Presbyterian church.

Christeson Anna Christeson, nee Dolinski. beloved wife of Lawrence: fond sister of Frances Grosskopf. Harriet Szymanski, Agnes Polowy. Stella Grosse, and Rose Prentice. Funeral Saturday, 11:30 a.

from Hursen chapel, 5011 V. Madison to St Matthew's church. Mass 12 noon. Interment St. Adalbert s.

Chyctte See Lena Rosen notice. Cohen Samuel A. Cohen of 5000 Fast Fnd avenue, beloved -husband of Libbie, nee Roth: devoted father of Florence Han-ock. Milton A. Cohen.

Helen Applebaum Arthur Morton and the late Herman D. Cohen; dear brother of Rose Goldman. Joe Mesigal. Anna Wolf. Marie Kravitz.

Ed Cain, the late Henry Coen, Dora Hantover, and Jennie Rosenberg: loving grandfather of nine grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Service Sunday. April 9, 2 p. at Cong. Rodfei Zedek.

6200 S. Ilvde Park blvd. Interment O. B. A.

cemetery, Waldheim. Visitation Saturday evening at Furth chapel. 2100 K. 75th street. Please omit flowers.

MI 3-5400 Cook Sea Annette J. Long notice. Cowperthwaite Pamela Cowperthwaite. suddenly, loving dauahter of Robert and Laura: dear sister of Debra: loving granddaughter of Albert and Ldna Hutchinson, and Robert T. Cowperthwaite and the late Dorothy M.

Funeral Saturday, 10 a. at Hursen chapel, 5911 W. Madison street. Interment Forest Home. Crippen Stuart S.

Crippen beloved husband of Anna Bell Crippen: fond father of Stuart S. Margaret Howard, Paul I) John Warren aad the late Alien: dear grandfather of 22: greatgrandfather of 18: stepfather of Charlotte Toner. Evelyn Lindsay, Dorothy Schuch. and John Shaw. Resting at the Olson Funeral home, 6467-73 N.

Northwest Hwy. until Monday. 10 a. m. Services at Norwood Park Baptist church, Newark and Navarro avenues, Monday, April 10, at 1:30 P.

m. Entombment Memorial Estates mausoleum. Charter member of Norwood Park Baptist church. Memorials to the Norwood Park Baptist church appreciated. SPring 4-3333.

Culicchia See Mamie Moricl notice. De Chatelet Joseph J. De Chatelet, April fi. beloved husband of Clarice Bernard De Chatelet; loving father of Joseph J. Jr, Sylvester, Delores Ensstrom.

Jerome Charlotte Ivins, Bonita Chocole, Evelyn Peterson, and the late Lionel; grandfather of 24; great-grandfather of eight: fond brother of Henry, Columbus, Raymond, Wilfred, and Adrianne Fotre. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from Donnellan Funeral home. 10525 S.

Western avenue, to St. Barnabas church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St.

Mary's. BE 8-0075. Dehne Erich C. Dehne, late of 7122 S. Marsh-field avenue, dear brother of Mrs.

Lydia Walter I Blum, Mrs. Virginia Albert! Froehlke. Otto, and Guslav Dehne. Funeral Saturday. 12:30 p.

m. from chapel, 1702 W. 60th Street. Services 1 p. m.

at Englewood Apostolic church. 6501 S. Paulina. Interment Montrose cemetery. PR 6-0600.

Divizio See Antonette Alonzo notice. Drolen Benjamin Drolen, age 77. beloved husband of Maude, nee Mooth: dear father of Nicholas. Florence Ruhl, Walter, Bernard. Thomas, Fred.

Roy, and Lillian Smith; brother of Kate Radar, Jacob, and Etta Bass. Funeral Monday, 1 p. at Boa Funeral home, 10834 S. Michigan avenue. Interment Beverly.

PU 6-3534. Drown Frances McPherson Drown passed awav suddenly in Madison. mother of rfanokla, nt Mr Willard Drown daughter of Mrs. Donald McPherson of Chicago; sister of Mrs. George Isham and Donald McPherson Jr.

Services Graceland chapel, time to be announced later. Dunn and Mrs. Gertrude Butkovich; four sons, EmU Raymond 'i nomas and Joseph a brother, a sister, 25 grand children, and 31 great-grand children. Mass will be said a 10 a. m.

Monday in St. Greg ory's church, Paulina and Gregory streets. Mrs. A. W.

Bach Services for Mrs. Rhea Bach, 52, of 319 E. Hickory Hinsdale, will be held at 3:30 p. m. Monday in the chapel at Second and Lincoln streets, Hinsdale.

Mrs. Bach, the wife of A. W. Bach, a chief engineer of the Inter national Harvester company research and engineering cen-ter, died Thursday in her home. Also surviving are three daughters, Mrs.

Nancy R. Wilson, Mrs. Sandra L. French, and Miss Alice three grandchildren, a sister, and a brother. Mrs.

Arthur A. Miller Private services for Mrs Myrtle A. Miller, 65, of 293 Center Wheeling, will be held Monday in the chapel at Lee and Perry streets, Des Plaines. Mrs. Miller died Thursday in Highland Park hospital.

Surviving are her husband, Arthur former operator of a bowling alley in Wheeling; a son, Arthur and three daughters, Mrs. Ardath Laurance, Mrs. Mari-lvn Kelm. and Mrs. Dona Jean Reynolds.

Sheldon Kahan Services for Sheldon Kahan, 72, of 912 Carmen owner of the shoe store at 3826 Broadway, will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. He died Thursday in Weiss Memorial hospital. Mr.

Kahan, a Chicago resident for 45 years and a member of the Shoe Travelers' association, is survived by his widow, Eleanor; a son, Leonard; two daughters, Mrs. Alice Schwalb and Miss Lois Kahan; six grandchildren, and three sisters. Miss Isabel M. Harding Mass for Miss Isabel M. Harding, 70, of 8409 Bennett a retired nurse, will be said at 10 a.

m. Monday in St. Felicitas church, 1526 E. 84th st. Miss Harding died Thursday in South Shore hospital.

She had served on the staff of Warm Springs hospital, Warm Springs," for many years until her retirement five years ago. Surviving are two sisters and a brother. Mrs. Harry Lundberg Services for Mrs. Hazel Lundberg, 72, of Prentice, long time resident of the Roseland area who died Thursday in Prentice, will be held at 2 p.

m. Monday in the First Lutheran church of Prentice. She leaves her husband, Harry; a son, Charles Glover; a grandchild, and two great-grandchildren. DIGS CRUDE grave, Waits 4 days to die Berkeley, April 7 (if) The fantastic story of a man who dug a crude grave in a cellar and lay. in it for four days awaiting death came to light today.

The moaning cries of Joaquin R. Rios, 24, an unemployed Puerto Rican, finally attracted the attention of his roommate in an apartment house. Rios was rushed to Highland hospital in Oakland. Incoherent and still in stupor, he did not tell what prompted his near-fatal act. He was found yesterday by Michael J.

Cremin, his roommate, who traced the faint cries of "Michael, Michael." The grave was about 5 feet long, 3 feet wide, and 2 feet deep. There were no evidences of food and he evidently had not eaten since Monday. Cremin said Rios had been depressed over the death of his 96 year old grandmother. Beaten Man Is Found in Oak St. Hallway Beverly Richards: grandfather of nine.

dear brother of Fred. Edward, the late Charles. William, and Jacob Cchrina. and Minnie Murray. Funeral Mondav 1:30 p.

at Ketcham Funeral chapel 2036 W. 79th street. Interment Mount Hope. HU 3-620Z. Glod Stanley Glod, late of 7400 W.

Argyle. liar wood Heights, beloved falhur of Laura Ifdyl Mazurk: devoied grand father of Paul I Helen Cywinski and Theresa I Edwin I Glab: great-grandlather of five. Jruneral 9:30 a. nv, from funeral home, 2242 N. Iavitt to St.

Hedwig church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Alt 6 0918, VI 7-7578. Green Anna Wallene Green, wife of the late Harry Ixe Green, beloved mother of Ceraldine.

Member of Rogers Park chapter. No. 6S9, O. E. S.

Eastern Star service at Hamann Funeral home. 6059 N. Clark street, Monday, 1 p. m. Interment Woodlawn cemetery.

Visitation from 4 p. m. Saturday. ROgers Park 4 0133. Gustine Harry Io Ctutlne, loving husband of Zelda Forshier Gustine; dear father of Mariorie Hempel of Iowa and Frank Gustine of Pittsburgh: dear grandfather of seven; fond brother of Edwin Gustine of Hoopeston, III.

Resting at the Sheehy Funeral home, 8243 S. Ashland avenue until Saturday, 10 p. m. Funeral Monday from the Woods Funeral home, Hoopeston. to St.

Anthony's church. ST 3-7700. Harding Isabel M. Harding, residence 8100 Bennett avenue, beloved sister of Mrs. Marguerite Deaska.

Mrs. Frances Trodden, and John Harding; dear aunt of Virginia Deaska. Robert Trodden, Mrs. Mary Barbara Cullen. Sheila, and John Harding.

Funeral Mondav. 9:15 a. from Brown Funeral home. 2939 K. 95th street, to St.

Felicitas' church. Interment Mount Olivet. SO 8-0155. Hawkins Helen M. Hawkins of Casa Grande.

formerly of Glen Ellvn. wife of the late Robert .1. Hawkins: fond mother of Ruth I. Muldoon. Grace M.

Walker, and Helen E. Sneed; grandmother of five. Visitation after 6 p. Sunday. Service Monday.

3 P. at Ix-onard memorial home, 430 Main street. Glen Ellyn. Interment Forest Hill. HO 9 0032.

Hirshfield Joseph B. Hirschfield of 4704 Iawndale, age 75, beloved husband Esther; dear father of rave Sanger and I.ois Sperling; grandfather of four Services Sunday. 1 p. at original Weinstein Son's chapel, 3019 W. Peterson road.

Interment Free Sons' cemetery Waldheim. Visitation Saturday evening. LO 1-1800. Hlavaiy Anton F. Hlavaty, late of I.a Mesa, formerly of 2203 S.

Austin boulevard, Cicero, beloved husband of tbe late Terezie; dear father of Anton Lillian Gotthard, and Evelyn Fencl; grandfather of four; great-grandfather of two Services Saturday, 1:30 p. at H. Marik Sons Funeral home. 6507 W. Cermak road.

Interment Bohemian National. GU 4 6310 or BI 2-3255. Husayko Joseph Husayko, suddenly, beloved husband of Antonette; loving father of Sophie Orich. Walter Rosaliel. Maurice I Lola I and Joseph grandfather of sii.

Funeral Monday, 9 a. from Memorial chapel, 87th street, at Dorchester, to SS. Peter and Paul Ukrainian Orthodox church. Interment Mount Hope cemetery. REgent 1-2800.

Jach Stanley suddenly, beloved husband of Josephine, nee Kunysz; dearest father of Ted, Edwin. Geraldine. and Harriet: fond father-in-law of Lorraine; dear grandfather of Thomas: brother of Frank (Sophie Jach and Marie Mroz; brother-in-law of Cecelia Joseph! Skvarla and Valeria I Charles! Kopera. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.

from Ko-7cra Funeral home, 1718 W. 48th street, to St. Joseph church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. YA 7-3388.

Jarosz Kazimierr Jarosz. beloved husband of the late Helen; fond father of Marie and Evelyn; father-in-law of Stanley Gancarz and Frank Walega: brother of Apolonia Rosiek; grandfather of four. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Fortuna Funeral home. 4401-03 S.

Kedzie avenue, to St. Pancratius church. Interment Resurrection. LA 3-7781. Johnson Alice Johnson, beloved wife of the late Walter: fond mother of Evelyn C.

and Stanley E. Johnson; grandmother of Colleen. Gregory, Gayle. and Edward Johnson: sister of Hazel Stormer. Alvin.

Roy. and Daniel La Belle. Funeral Mondav, 0:30 a. from Hursen chapel, 929 Belmont avenue, to St. Clement's church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph, Johnson See Martha Bialk notice. Jones Alex Jones.

loving brother of Victor. Agnes Granat. and the late John. Funeral Monday, 10 a. at chapel, 712 W.

31st st. Interment Lithuanian National cemetery. VI 2-1158. Karlow Theodore K. Karlow, husband of Louise: father of Jean and Thomas: son of Mrs.

Lucy Kartowitcz. Graveside service 9: 30 a. m. Monday at Mount Olivet cemetery. Aurora.

Visitation at Corcoran Funeral home. 220 N. Lake street, Aurora, after 3 p. m. Sunday.

Kartowitcz See Theodore Karlow notice. Kinsella Elizabeth S. Kinsella. late of 6950 South Elizabeth street, loving sister of Margaret and Eva Kinsella and Kathryn Ehlebracht. Funeral Monday.

9:30 a. from the Heincn Loschetter Funeral home, 7013 South Racine avenue, to St. Brendan's church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment St. Mary's. In lieu of flowers, spiritual bouquets would be appreciated. ST 3-0460. Koglin Charles H.

Koglin. beloved husband of the late Tina: loving father of H. James lEvonl and Charles H. TJoan); grandfather of Marie Widlacki, Barbara Crusing, Helen, Charles and Craig Koglin: brother of Herman. Member of Delta chapter, No.

602. O. E. S. and Rainbow Lodge.

No. 072, A. F. A A. M.

Funeral Saturday. 1 p. at the Fern chapel, 79th and Emerald. Interment Mount Greenwood. fred inchell Larsen; grandmother of Charles Douglas and Koger Hansel h.

and Nancy and Allen Larsen. Serv. lies 1:30 m. Mondav. st Fairhrother 1-uneral home, 4447 Irving Park road.

Lipke See Antonette Alnnzo notice. Lipsky Fanny Lipsky Silvers Jaffe family! eif Wheeling. Ill formerly of Chicago, he-loved wife of the laie Charles: dear muiher of Maurice. Service Sunday. 10 a.

at Piser Memorial chapel, 520 Broadway. Interment O. B. A. Waldheim.

LO 1-4740. Labbee Clara I.abbee. mother of Mitchell; siv ter of George Ansteit. Funeral 3 p. Saliuday, at Latkore.

Nichols Lane chapel. 1971 VV. 111th street. BE 8-0671. Lisowski Florence T.isowsM.

beloved wife of Bernard: loving mother of Marian; sister of Mildred Russell Martino: dear daughter of the late Mary and Domi-nick: guardian of Mrs, Rose Nania; stepsister of James. Pat Angelo. Henry, and ihe late Anthony lovino and aunt of Joseph Martino, Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. m. from Hursens chapel, ftftl 1 W.

Madison street, to St. William church. Mass 9 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven.

Long Annette J. Lone, 1R02 Cullom iwmi. April 5, 1961. beloved wife of J. Stew phen Long: fond sister of the late Molli L.

Barusch; dear aunt of Maxine L. Cook. At Lain Son chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will beheld Saturday.

April 8. at 11 a. m. Interment Rosehill. Eastern Star service at 8:30 p.

m. Friday under auspices of Lakeside chapter. No. 691, O. E.

S. Also member of North End Women club. Lukas Charles Lukas of Mokena, 111., beloved! husband of Prances Lukas: fond father of Virginia Townsend. Rita Rchor. Ber-nadctte Iwanski, Charles, Richard, and) Jerome: siep-father of John, Stanley, and Ionard Gwodieski, and Helen Turner; brother of Pauline Nolan, Helen Kilkis.

and Anthony Lukas: grandfather of sixteen. Funeral Monday. 10: 15 a. from Kerrigan Funeral home, 16 S. Ashland avenue, to St.

Thomas More churih Mass 11 a. m. Interment St. Mary's. PR 6 0031.

Lundberg llaol Lundhrrg, age 72. formerly of Roseland. wife of Harry; mother rf Charles Clover; grandmother if Charles; great-grandmother of two. Funeral Morv day, 2 p. nv, in First Lutheran churcit.

Resting at Hanson Funeral home. Prentice, Wis, Lurito See Louis PatituccI notice. Magaro Eugina Magaro, devoted wife of tha late Frank: dear mother of Sam of Chicago, Freddie of Warrenville, II1J Fannie Howard of Elk Grove, Josephine Scarlati of Paw Paw. Val Ferrl of Paw Paw, and Flora Revello of Westchester. loving grandmother of 21; great-grandmother of 25.

Funeral Monday, 9 a. from Rosario D. Salerno's Sons Funeral home. 6300 W. North avenue, to St.

Francis Xavier Cabrini church. Interment Mt, Carmel. ME 7-0449 or MO 6-0449. Mangia See Antonette Alonzo notice. Marozick Augusta Marozick, nee Busse, heloted wife of Edward: loving mother of Alvin Alice Thiele, and Loretta Klasson; mother-in-law of Dorothy Marozick.

George L. Thiele, and Josta B. Klasson; sister of Margaret Thier, the Rev. Edward J. Busse, Ruth Aull, Dorothea Dryer, the late William, Gustav, Ada and Henry Busse.

At rest at John V. May Funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue until 11 a. m. Monday. In state in St.

John Ev. laith. church, Montrose and Lavergne, until time of service 2 p. m. Interment Ridgewood.

Mascari See Mamie Moricl notice. Mashek Emily Mashrk of 1624 S. Loomis street, fond sister of Jessie Tvaroh. cousin of Frank and George Halas. Funeral Monday.

9 a. from Linhart Funeral home. 1345 W. 19th street, to St. Procopius church.

Interment St. Adalbert. CA 6-0915. Matusek Sophie Matusek. beloved wife of the late Albert; loving mother of Frank Edna, Joseph Helen I.

Laura Bchrendt. Edward Augustal, Stanley Albinal. and ChesteY dear sister of Mary (John! Kuziel and Caroline Peter I Przeniczny; grandmother of nine. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Ciesla Funeral home, 2159 W.

Cullerton street to St. Ann church. Interment Resurrection. VI 7-6755. Matyszczak See Sophie Matusek notice.

Merkel Mary Merkel. beloved mother of Mrs. Ieonard P. Turner and Harry J. Merkel: grandmother of James.

Donald, and William Merkel. Funeral Mondav. 9:30 a. from Hursen chapel, 59H W. Madison street, to St.

Giles church. Oak Park. Mass 10 a. m. Interment AH Saints.

Omit flowers, please. McCabe See Mamie Moricl notice. Miller John P. Miller, beloved husband of Gussie. nee Kirschbaum; fond father of John R.

and Len dear grandfather of Lenne. Patricia, David. Kar-ren. Marsha. Kathleen, and Michael; brother of Leo Miller.

Funeral Monday 9:.30 a. from Wasko's. 580 Higgins avenue, to St. Bartholomew' church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. PAlisade 5-2141, Miller Myrtle Anna Miller of 293 Center street. Wheeling, beloved wife of Arthur dear mother of Ardath Laurance. Marilyn Kelm. Dona Jean Reynolds, and Arthur six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren: fond sister of Mas Franke, Earl, and Elmer Johnson.

Resting at Ochler Funeral home, Lee Perry street, Des Plaines. Private service Monday. Interment Ridgewood. VA 4-5155. Cont.

on following page SO SHE DOES Arlington, April (UPD A waitress said today that W. A. Cunningham, 34 a marnea man who had promised to forsake his wife and marry her, invited her to shoot him today, sp she did. The waitress, Geraline Mae Feury, 24, of Grand Prairie was held by police for investigation of murder. She made a three-page statement to Assistant District Atty, Robert Burnett.

"He said he was going to tell her his wife he loved me," Miss Feury said. "But when we got out of the car, she met us outside. Bill turned to me and said he had lost his home, his wife and his kids and now me." She said he had led her on. German Jailed as a Drunken Pedestrian SELB, Germany, April 7 Reuters A court has jailed a pedestrian, 59, for two months for drunken walking. He was found lying in the street cursing West Germany's chancellor, Konrad Adenauer.

Probation in Lewd Call Kenneth Wood, 33, of 1104 Columbia was placed on probation for five years yes terday by Judge Daniel Ryan in bouth State court on charges of making a lewd phone call. Wood was arrest ed March 2 in a phone booth at 22 W. Madison st. FUNERAL DIRECTORS LAIN SON Funeral Information NORTH CHAPEL S101 N. ASHLAND AV.

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SO 8-1610 IN MEMORIAM Brown Amanda T. Thrown. In memory of our beloved mother, who passed awav April 8. 1952. HELEN AND BOB.

Fagan Ignore B. Faean Three years have gone it seems like yesterday when the whole world caved in. To say we miss our Golden Cirl is putting it mildly. Your lonesome SEYMOUR AND FRANCINB. Keller Fred If.

Keller. In loving memory of mv dear husband, who passed away one year ago todav. LOVING WIFE. ALICE. Koven Mary Koven.

In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother, who Passed gway 14 years aim today. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. DEATH NOTICES Alonzo Antonette Alono, nee Forziata. beloved wife of the late Agostino: fond mother of Theresa John I Senese, Rose I Pete) Dusablon. Nick Marie, nee Divtaiol.

Tat I Kate, nee Mangial. Yolanda I Martin Hrescia, Joseph Angie. nee Carreal, Frank Theresa, nee Casair revol, and Minnie I Richard 1 Llpke: loving grandmother of 15: great-grandmother of one; sister of Virgilia Gigli-ello and Leonilda Gigliello of Brook-Ivn. also Antonio Forziata and Rosina Duriatto in Italy. Funeral Monday.

0:15 a. from Cappetta Funeral home. W. Roosevelt road, to Holy Trinity church, Taylor arid Wol-cott. Mass 10 m.

Entombment Uueen of Heaven. MA 6-0120. Amoroso Luigl Amoroso, beloved husband of the late Mattia: fond father of Mra. Anna I Bart I Geraci nd Sadie Amoroso: grandfather of two; great-grandlather of six Funeral from Columbian Funeral home, 6621 W. North avenue, Monday.

ApTil 10. to St. William's church Burial Mount Carmel. ES 9-5151 or VI 8-3010. Beebe Asnea Becbe.

mother of Ottmar Rati, anH fnhn' I Nancy Marsa. and John; sister of Otto Weedman of St. Louis. Mo. Funeral Monday, 11 a.

at Bentley A Son Funeral home. 2701 N. Clark street. Interment vVundert. bt.

Louis papers please copy. Bialk Martha Bialk, nee Holchcr, April 6. 1961, beloved mother of Agncg Johnson. Margaret Serotke, Fred Balk, Klisa Krautter. and Eleanor Daugherty; fond grandmother of Paul Kuntz.

Richard and Robert Zeutschel. Carolyn Se-rotzke. Elena and Elisabeth Krautter, and Kathleen and Judith Daugherty; great-grandmother of six; dear mother-in-law of Nels Johnson. Paul Serotzke. Dorothy Balk.

L. Martin Krautter, and J. Vernon Daugherty. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Ewald Funeral home.

2501-03 N. Soulhport avenue, to St. Bonaventure church. Man 10 m. Interment St.

Adalbert cemetery. Bielski Frank Bielski, dear husband of Cecilia, nee Drzastwa: beloved father of Ionard (Ruth): brother of Pauline Wagner, France! I'rehm Rose Mikuta. Leon. Walter, and Pbill: grandfather of Paul and Jeannette. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.

from Pomierski Funeral home. 1059 W. 32d street, to St. Mary of Perpetual Help church. Interment St.

Adalberff cemetery. Mrmbar and fast comdr. of Flanders post. Mo. 734, A.

L. YA 7-6424. ESTATE VALUED AT 13 MILLIONS The estate of Paul V. Cal vin, pioneer radio and televi sion manufac- turer and founder of Motorola. was estimated at $13,093,044 In an inhen tance tax ap- praisal filed yesieraay in County court.

The federal tax was set at $1,164,748, and the state tax $906,309 in the estimate filea with Edward J. Barrett, clerk of County court. 97,000 Motorola Shares The estate consists mainly of 97,403 shares of Motorola stock, which was doubled at a stock split aftef Calvin's death on Nov. 5, 1959, at the age of 64. When an estimate was filed last year, attorneys said the estate was worth about 15 million dollars, but because of distributions and other factors, including esti mates of what large blocs of stock would bring, it was revalued at the 13 million dollar figure.

Included in the estate was $109,000 in insurance, in cash, $80,100 worth of bonds, and $163,000 in notes due. There were also some other small stock holdings. Galvin made bequests of nearly 2 million dollars to nine relatives, and left half to his widow, Virginia, of 3038 Normandy Evanston, and the other half with the Harris Trust and Savings bank in trust for charitable purposes. Physician Leaves 2.9 Million Another inheritance tax ap praisal filed in the estate of Dr. Sidney Klein, 5496 Hyde Park retired Chicago physician who was 79 when he died Jan.

4, 1960, was esti mated at $2,996,499. Dr. Klein eft $53,000 to seven friends, $2,500 each to the Jewis.i ederation of Chicago and the Tuberculosis institute of Chicago and Cook county, and he residue of $2,619,581 to Michael Reese hospital. There was no federal tax because the entire estate went to charity, but the Illi nois tax was estimated at $4,810. H.

R. GAIT HER, CRITIC OF U. S. DEFENSE, DIES Boston, April 7 UP) H. Rowan Gaither 51, author of the controversial Gaither report which was critical of United States defense preparedness died today in Massachusetts General hospital.

Gaither, a lawyer, also a former presi dent of the Ford Foundation, had been a patient of the Lahey clinic and, doctors said, was aware for some time that he had cancer. Gaither, a Natchez. native, was assistant director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's radiation laboratory in World War II. Karl Compton, then M. I.

T. president, recommended Gaither to the Ford Foundation and Gaither became head of that organization's committee on policy and program. He had been chairman of the board of Rand corporation, leading research organization and had been a consultant of the national defense research commission. His much discussed report on defense was at the request of former President Eisenhower. TRIAL FRIDAY FOR SEVEN IN TAVERN BRAWL Seven men arrested in a brawl in a west side tavern after Thursday night's Chi cago Stadium hockey game were charged yesterday with assault battery, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct.

They are to appear Friday in Monroe street court. Arrested were Michael Kennedy, 28, and his brother, Donald, 23, both of 4708 Harrison James Furlong, 22, of 401 S. Kostner Al-phonse Soudan, 26, of 8344 Christiana Skokie; William Ditzler, 27, of 1030 Fowler Evanston; Norman Gardner, 22, of 9852 Bell and John Abbott, 27, of 1240 Wood Deerfield. Four policemen were injured trying to break up the brawl that erupted in the Billy Goat tavern, 1857 Madison after the Stanley cup championship match in the Stadium across the street. Thirty policemen were called to restore order.

LAS! Miss Belle Taggart Final rites for Miss Belle Taggart, 96, daughter of Ebenezer Taggart, a delegate to the first Lake county con vention for nomination state senator and representa tive helH in T.ihprtwille in 184 wm be p. m. tomorrow in uie xcw erated Church of Wauconda, of which she was a member for 73 years. She died Thurs day in her home at 350 S. Main st, Wauconda.

She was a charter member of the Eastern Star there. Eastern Star rites will be held at 8 P- m- today in the chaPel at "0 Jviam sc vvauconaa. Mace tnr- HTiVioo1 Onin. Man nt msfi nakwnnd av bes Plainps will be said at 10:30 a. m.

Monday in St. Henry's church, 6325 N. Hoyne av. Mr. Quinlan died of city sales for the Crane Plumbine comoanv.

836 S. Michigan av fnr 54 vears im. til his rptirpmpnf in 194fi Surviving are a son, the Rev. William J. Quinlan, assistant pastor of St.

Gertrude's church, 9613 Schiller Franklin Park; a daughter, Mrs. Florence Paroubek; and three grandchildren. Alf M. Firing Services for Alf M. Firing, 31, of Houston, will be held at 2:30 p.

m. today in the chapel at 1567 Maple Evanston. Mr. Firing, a former resident of Evanston, and the director of group sales for American General I Houston, was killed in an Houston. Surviving are his widow, Joan; two sons, Mark orH MorfJn.

4ai.rTVitA Ron bara; his parentsDr. T. 0, vs.c!, Kendall college, Evanston, and Mrs. Firing; three sisters, and a brother. c.

Plaines former president of L. B. Allen, chemical company at 9329 Beren ce uli Schiller Park, will be held at 1:30 p. m. Monday in Nor wood Park Baptist church, Newark and Navarre avenues.

He died Thursday in Lutheran General hospital, Park Ridge. Surviving are his widow, Anna Bell; four sons, Stuart S. Paul, John, and Warren; a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Howard; 22 grandchildren, and 18 great-grandchildren. Dr.

William F. Lauten Services for Dr. William F. Lauten, 69, of 231 Woodlawn st, Wheaton, will be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 120 N. Hale Wheaton. Dr. Lauten died Thursday. He was a plastic surgeon with offices at 55 E.

Washington st. He was on the staff of Grant and Alexian Brothers hospitals and St. Charles hospital in Aurora. He also was health officer of Downers Grove and emergency surgeon of the fire department. Surviving is a sister, Elizabeth.

Samuel A. Cohen Samuel A. Cohen, 81, of 5000 East End died yesterday in Michael Reese hospital. Mr. Cohen was board chairman and a founder of the Douglas Furniture company, 5555 W.

65th st. Surviving are his widow, Libbie; three sons, Milton, Arthur, and Morton; and two daughters, Mrs. Florence Hancock and Mrs. Helen Applebaum. Services will be held at 1:30 p.

m. tomorrow in Congregation Rodfei Zedek, 5200 Hyde Park blvd. Mrs. Mulka Shayne Services for Mrs. Mulka Shayne, 81, of 5496 Hyde Park will be held at 10 a.

m. Monday in the chapel at 6935 Stony Island av. Mrs. Shayne died Thursday. She was the widow of Morris, a scrap iron dealer.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Betty Kallick and Sonya; two sons, Charles and George; six grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. Mrs. Emma Essary Services for Mrs. Emma J.

Essary, 71, formerly of 5245 Ellis will be held Monday in Berryville, Ark. Mrs. Essary, a resident of Hyde Park for more than 35 years, moved last year to Eureka Springs, where she died Thursday. She is survived by a daughter, Jean; a son, James; and five grandchildren. Harry L.

Rltter Harry L. Ritter, 70, a former resident of Chicago, died yesterday in Hot Springs, Ark. Mr. Ritter retired a year ago as salesman for the Dwight Paper company at Clark and Congress streets, where he had been employed for 46 years. He leaves his widow, Clara.

Services will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 2121 W. 95th st. a their program which featured I typical American humor.

The Jordan's two married children, James Jr. and Mrs. Kathryn Newcomer also were W-1' Mrs. Marian Jordan at her death bed. Mrs.

Jordan i-- 6 iUi a jwi o6w. uu tuur Pn morning ijuu uicu ui uuur laier. I mei in reona cnoir Jordan was 17 and Marian Driscoll a 16 when they met at choir practice in Peo- ria and fell in love. When they were graduated from high school, he worked as a niorir ci, wholesale drug clerk and she i 8 a lesson. They were married a oi mio a a nuj.

ox, i7iu, aim live uajfi later he was drafted in World I. When he returned after a year in France, the couple forked up some skits which led to a successful vaudeville tour. Their first radio engagement, a once a week broad-least in Peoria, paid them $10. Lived in Wistful Vista They made their debut as Fibber McGee and Molly in 1935, and by 1939 the show had become so popular it was moved to Chicago studios. Later it originated from Hollywood, and was on the I air until 1957.

Wistful Vista, the mythical street of Fibber and Molly jwas a living reality to radio 1 audiences. Another trademark of the program was Fibber's hopelessly cluttered closet. The Jordans were also together in three movies, "Heavenly Days," "Look Who's Laughing," and Here We Go Again." Rosary for the comedienne will be recited at 8 p. m. Sunday at Our Lady of Grace church, Encino, and requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 a.

m. Monday. Burial will be at Holy Cross cemetery. MENARD GUARD FIRED AFTER 3 ESCAPE PRISON Menard, 111., April 7 (UPDr-A four state search continued today for three escaped trusties from Menard state prison, and a guard in charge of their work detail was fired. Warden Ross Randolph said he asked for the resignation of Hobart Brayfield, 49, a guard, who turned in his written resignation.

Actually, it was not intentional, but it was negligence of a type that could not be tolerated," Randolph said. Brayfield served as assistant fire chief at DuQuoin from 1940-45 and went to the prison in 1951 as institutional fire chief in 1951. Randolph gaid he demoted Brayfield to guard in Janaury, 1960, When I felt he couldn't handle the job of fire chief." The warden said Brayfield admitted he had last seen the escapees around 11 a. m. yes-' terday, but signed reports at noon and 2 p.

m. that they were not missing. 5. Korean, 8 N. Korean Boats Battle SO Minutes SEOUL, Korea, April 7 Reuters A South Korean patrol boat and eight North Korean war vessels fought a SO minute running gun battle early today.

The South Korean defense ministry said the North Korean vessels attacked the South Korean vessel off the east coast. The South Korean craft, which suffered no damage or caiu-alties, returned the fire. WHEN YOU PLACE A DEATH NOTICE- Request your Funeral Director to insert it in bafh the CHICAGO TRIBUNE and CHICAGO'S AMERICAN for greatest coverage. This two-paper combination is surprisingly and gives your notice a coverage which no other Chicago newspaper combination can 1,292,932 circ. daily 1,773,772 circ.

Sunday The Tribune-American combination carries 64.8 per cent of all Death Notices published by Chicago NEWSPAPERS! Alta Norris Dunn, beloved mother of Ray O. Dunn and the late Dorothy Sykei: grandmother of Victoria. Edward Jr. and Roberta Sykes. Eastern Star services Sunday.

8:30 p. m. Services Monday, April 10. at 2:30 p. at Skeeleg Colonial chapel.

86th place and Stony Island avenue. Interment Mount Hope. Member of Jephthah chapter. No. 340, O.

E. S. BA 1-3680. Dusablon Set Anlonett Alonzo notice. Ehlebracht See Elizabeth S.

Kinsella notice. Farrell See Michael Ragen notice. Fields Raymond James Fields, beloved bus band of the late Bernice Ann. rn-e Bar-baria: fond father of Samuel Evelyn I. Anthony Joy, Frank Margaretl, and Dorann; dear brother of James; eight grandchildren.

Funeral Saturday. 9 45 a. nv, at Manlscalco chapel, 441 w. North avenue, to Graceland cemetery. Gold Card member of local No.

113. Int. Assn. of Machinists. MI 2-1234.

An unidentified man was found unconscious and beaten on the head yesterday in a 6th floor hallway at 502 Oak st. He was taken to Hen-rotin hospital, where doctors said he had a possible skull fracture and coulc" not be questioned. Police said he is about 25 years old, 5 feet 9 inches tall, 160 pounds in weight, and has brown eyes and brown hair. He wore a brown striped coat, brown pants, white shirt, and a green car coat..