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1. lUVt'2 RICK O'SHAY 4-24 II I DEATH NOTICES STAN Thompson Gertrude C. Thompson, beloved wife of the late Jay loving sister of Elizo-beth Horstmam, Borbora Gordon, Margaret Sturm and Lucille Gontner. Member of St. Edwards sodality.

Funeral Wednesday, April 25, 9:15 o. from POI'HS WAS -N. EFFICIENT, CAPABLE, WHAT MD'ZS 'ZOC HADN'T HONtSST, TfcYiN' T' RESIGNEP AM NSVES, iNTeUUISENT. ARSWAL, Hi rCNCWS? YOU I wu- P.rr,c-wf thought eo 7v TO KBFIACB HIGH OP HfM, The Chiugo Tr.bi,;, PO THE JC A S.WAUU 15 NO iJ. JUST THINK THE NEXT WHY ARE YOU SO FRANTIC, CRlSPlHTrt THIS TIME YOU SAY HEEDED EXPERIENCE WHEN YOU TRIED TO JOJOKE, TIME YOU HAVE A SNEAK OR A BE AN EXPERIENCE LOVE TOME HUSBAND'S OH STAGE, YOUtU MINUTE TWICE MY KNOW EXACTLY SIZEW HOW TO DOJT- Phipps George Corl Phipps, April 22, 1962, beloved husbond of the lote Dorothy V.

Phipps; brother of R. Chose, Modge N. Phipps, and Fav Christiansen. At Lain ond Son Chapel. 2121 W.

95th street, where services will be held Wednesday, April 25, ot 2 P. m. Interment Oak Woods. Poole William H. Poole of Arlington Heights, beioved husbond of Bernice.

nee Perrin; fond brother of Leslie ond Eu9ene Poole. Resting ot Lauterburg Oehlet Funeral Home, 2000 E. Northwest at Prindle Arlington Heights, where services will be held Wednesday. 1:30 p. m.

Interment Arlington Heights ceme-" terv. CL 3-5423. Potempa John Potempa, dearly beloved husband of Anna, nee Baranr loving father of Eileen (Russell) Fiedler, John Jr. IDorlenel, Jerome ond Leroy; fond grandfather of six; deor brother of Frank Albert (Stella) and Joseph (Charlotte) Potempa, Stonley (Stellol Marynowski, Mary Stroinv, Rose Wolter) Pala, Stella (Stanley Piekarski and the late Walter Helen Malinowski. Funeral Wednesdoy, 9 a.

m. from Sendziak Funeral Home, 2654 W. 21st street to St. Joseph ond St. Anne' church.

Interment Resurrection. Member of Holy Name society. Bishop 7-7240. Provenzano Frank Provenzono, beloved husbond of the lote Mory. nee Lomonto; fond father of James.

Jennie Anthonrl Spinoso, and Antonia Andrew) Amorto; deor brother of Theresa and Josephine Felice in Italy; four grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a. from Moniscolco Chopel, 44) W. North avenue, to St. Philip Benizi cnurch.

Entombment Mount Carmel. Ml 2-1234. Rago James Chorles Rogo, oge 17 years beloved son of James P. and Mary Elien Weise Rogo; deor brother of Robert; loving grandson of Chorles Mary Ann Weise, and Isabella Rago. Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 o.

nv, from Bloke-Lamb Funeral Horn, 4727 W. 103d street. Oak Lawn, to St. Bede the Venerable church. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.

BE 3-1194, NE 6-1193. Rawski Amolio Rawski. nee Lcwandowski, of 10315 E. Avenue beloved wife of the late Boleslaw; dear -mother of Mrs. Chorlotte Musilek, Mrs.

Eleanor Wojtok, ond Richard B. Rawski i grandmother ef nine; fond mother-in-law of George Musilek, Dr. Vincent Wojtak, ond Mildred Coppola Rawski; dear sister of Mrs. Gertrude Bruschke and the lote Mrs. Blanche Zwirsal and Alpnonse Lewondow-ski.

Funeral Wednesdoy, at 9 o. from the Brown Funeral Home, 2939 E. 95th street, to St. Francis de Sales church. Interment St.

Joseph. SO 8-0155. Richardson Guv A. Richardson, beloved husband of Josephine, nee Hess; father of Jane R. Jeffers of Salt Loke City, Utah, ond Beverly Knox of Dallas, grandfather of Marshall Beall and Penelope Knox; olso leaves three sisters and one brother.

Funeral Wednesday, April 25, 9:30 a. from Drake 8, Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenue, to St. Hilary's church. Mass 10 o.

m. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. LO 1-6874. Richter Paul Richter beloved husband of Minnie, nee Krueger; loving father of Poul Jr.

ond Alfred; father-in-law of Dorothy; fond grandfather of Donald; dear bother of Laura Scholk. Resting at SterrtCT Funeral Home, 3653-55 Fullerton ovenue, until II a. m. Wednesday, April 25. Services at 1:30 P.

m. ot Jehovah Evangelical Luth. church, Belden and N. Ridgeway avenue. Interment Concordia.

BE 5-1815. Roche Mark P. Roche, beloved husbond of the late Mory, nee Wilson, and Helen, nee Cronin; loving father of Helen Marie ond Mark grandfather of four. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from lote residence, 10247 S.

Oakley avenue, to St. Barnabas church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Albion, N.

Y. Please omit flowers. BE 8-2245. Rose 17' A ON STAGE FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE: MARY DO TO PWf) ALONE A VOLCANO DLASTIri LIKE THAT MEANS LOOK OUT FOR A TIDAL WAVE, REACHIH' HALP TH WAV 'ROUND TH WORLD, IN A WEEK OR TWO? ST ten WILL VEAHl but this A HUNNERT FEET mm HALP WOY 'ROUND HIGH. 1 BETCHAf US IN THIS LITTLE TUB.

NOT A CHANCE US WORLD! THIS IS AN THERE IT COMES? UV1N THROUGH THJS, BUT WE SURE AIM qive rr a try Y. li i vf ft Lin GASOLINE ALLEY cyer'to raise ou vrom into xne just to get I caught these two breaking) SPfe into tha iunior hiah Vrn daughter into the iunior hiah VirvnL? jfiftnK- Jz U-H- it FOr eUCH SALARY. ALL RIGHT, TO SHOvV DESERVE COWARD BUT. PtfASE-U iV jwTft rnmmi ifjMTfc iM 1 i GRAY KB "VI break r. Luaner, i tuindoiu n9pe ou realize already thi5 a veru serious, pyn: St.

Norbcrt Singers to Perform for Alumni The St. Nor ber college Chamber singers, a group of 16 founded four years ago by Dudley Birder of the Wiscon- son school's music department, will entertain at an alumni meeting at 8 o'clock tonight in the Sheraton-Black stone hotel. 25 Transpose 27 Misanthrope 28 Theme 31 Make public 33 Extend 36 Hats 37 Displayed: 2 Rds. 38 Sublime 39 Young pigeons 40 Hauling 41 Betrothed 42 Marching music groups 44 French beverage 46 Heredity factors 48 Durable fiber 50 Pacific island group 53 Buster Brown's dog 54 Exclamation of disgust 57 Greek letter 59-Goto deteriorate men over tence Arfif TT IO LI IVIt? 1 I AJ itTe.cIJg at Pan cna 4 le TIT YIN A 1 A I Ate AJ- JQ ENID 63 UAL liEJA AH A TESn I 5 ciaupOh ameHITa CZ LJ CI IMI LA r-l 1 t- i i i 'n "A .1 Ai r. in a am.

j- -HA MiWMV I il feriftf fet wsl iss an Jh o's'b'dH iHrt NOLISPA EtJO for you 3 I think I the matr left ner matn air'schcof. ASKS CONGRESS PUT BAN ON ITS OWN JUNK MAIL Washington, April 23 LP) Sen. John J. Williams Del asked the Senate today to amend a House-passed appropriations bill to stop the circulation of congressional "junk mail." As the bill passed the House, it provided that members of Congress could send out under their franking privilege mail addressed only to "occupant." Williams told the Senate his amendment, which will be called up when the appropriation bill comes before the Senate later, would require Congress members to put names and addresses on all franked mail. "At a time when the Congress is working on legislation which wil -aise the postal rates for i uth! put a stop to an abuse of the mails which it has extended to itself," Williams said.

Woman Dies of Burns Mrs. Adeline Sch ess, 57, of 5026 Jarlath Skokie, died t. vv L. "v-i wo caugnt nre as sne was cooicing. ifl ii i -mi v.

MAKE ISN'T TH" HERE lUe tuent up i i 1 didn't in. The math vook? Luas against the Ydigoras regime, contending the elections of last November that returned the government to office were fraudulent. Ydigoras blames the agitation on Communists and followers of Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro. REPORTS HIS AUTO STOLEN Chorles Wllklnj. 7421 Wentworfh reported his cor stolen from in front of his home.

I maim mm 1 III ii il Cont'd from preceding page McCarthy Jeremioh F. McCorthy, beloved husband of the late Mary, nee Dunleavy; lovins father of Bernard J. and Thomos four grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, April 25, af 9:45 0. from Sullivan Funeral Home, 2701 W.

63d street, at Washtenaw to Little Flower church. Moss 10:30 o. Interment Calvary cemetery. PR McCormick Richard H. McCormick of ka Grange, fond son of the late Patrick ond Mary; brother of the late John.

Resting ot Hallowell ond James Funeral Home, 40 S. Ashlond ovenue. La Grange, after 7 P. Monday. Funeral mass 10 o.

Wednesday, at St. Francis Xavier church, Lo Grange. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Rosary will be recited ot 7:30 p. Tuesday.

FL 2-12V8. McGrew Earl T. McGre, beloved husband of Ferdinanda, nee Venn; fond father of Diane Lynn McGrew. Service Thursday, April 26. 1 P.

at Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N. Western avenu. Interment Elmwood Park cemetery. LO 1-6174. "Menke Clarence E.

Menke, chief master ser-geant ot McGuire Air Fere Base. New Jersey, 20 year veteran, of Forest Pork, husbond ol Dorothy, nee Wohls; devoted father Cynthia, Sheryl. ond Bruce; loving son of Henry ond Lil- lion Menke; brother of Henry Lillian, and William. Funeral ot Arlington No- tional cemetery, Washington, D. Tuesday, April 24.

Member V. F. post 7181, Forest Pork. iMerritt Sochia Merritf, nee Dahlbom, beloved wife of the tat Clarence; dear mother of Jean James 1 Foulis; sister of Eu-. genie Kohles.

Inei (Fran I Koppeler, Elmo (Walter! ran son, Ruth tAIPhonseJ LaMarche. ond Morie 1 Matt Monoer-nach. Services Wednesday, 1 p. ol Friedrichs Funeral Home, 1939 W. 35th street.

Interment Arlington. Member of Wm. McKintev Au. No. 3, War vets, ond B.

of R. T. Au. Information, LA 3-0056. Metke Anthony Tonyl Mefke, beloved husband of Mary Metke, nee Devereaui; loving I father of Joan Johnl O'Brien ond Robert (Bernadette Metke); fond brother of Rose (Paul Losky, Edwin Mariel i Metke ond Chester Ann Metke; dear grandfather of seven; brother-in-law of i John (Rose) Devereaux.

Funeral Wednes- day, 9 o. m. from Bloke-Lamb Funeral Home, 712 W. 31st street, to Immoculote Conception church. Interment Resurrec-! lion cemetery.

Victory 2-1153. Milkowski i Leon Milkowski, April 21, 1962, beloved son of the late Frank ond Mary; lovtng brother ond brother-in-law of Helen Edward) Jacobsen, Edward Irene Martin) Jocobsen, Lillian Joseph Homic, Florence (Michael) Bonnie, Ade- line (Phillip) Boyle, Beatrice (Wolter) March, Daniel, Melvin ond Frank Winer; olso dear uncle ond sreol-I uncle. Funeral Wednesdoy, 9:30 o. i from Brodzinski Funeral Home, 1317 N. Ashland ovenue, to St.

Stonislous Kostko church. Interment St. Adalberts cemetery. BR 8-2767. Milz Frank O.

P. Mill of 2322 N. Cornell. Arlington Heights, beloved husbond of Mane fond fother of Mrs. Caroline Richardson, Donald, ond the late Edword olso Elmer, Robert, ond Earl Dorband; olso sin grandchildren; brother of Fred, Herman, Mrs.

Anno Kostner, and Mrs. Mela Brouer. Wit: lie in state Tuesdoy 12 noon to tin service, 2 1 ot Our Redeemer Lutherin church. Prospect Heights. Remoins resting at Fitzgerald ond Karsten Funeral Home, 1571 Maple ovenue, Evonston.

Memorials to Our Redeemer Lutheran church in lieu of flowers. Interment Memory Gof- dens Cemetery. UNiversity 9-2900. Minch Alma AAlnch, nee Schmidt, beloved wife of the late John; dear mother ot Edna Bleich, Raymond, Freemont, end the lote 1 Rosena Krumwiede; grandmother of seven; great-grandrrother of 20. Resting ot Geils Funeral Home, 180 S.

York street, Bensenville, where services will be held Wednesdoy, 2 p. m. Inter- ment Immonuel. PO 6-3232. Moran Mory Movmel Moran, nee Donaher, beloved wife of Mothew J.

Moran loving mother of John of Los Angeles, I Catherine Thomas W.J Gibbons, Dennis, the late Mathew J. fond sister I of Sister M. Loyolo, S. S. the late I John and Mathew Danaher; fond oroitd-I mother of 14.

Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from Bloke-Lomb Funeral Home, 79th street, ot Loomis boulevord, to St. Sobina church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Member of St.

Sobina Altar ond Rosary society. TR 4-1187. Muelhoefer i Augusta Muelhoefer, beloved wife of the lote Alfred dear mother of Edward ond Grace Hall; grandmother of Edward ond Alfred Muelhoefer, Nan, ond tine Hall. Service Thursday, 11 a. ot Muelhoefer Funeral Home, 1458 Belmont ovenue.

Entombment Rosehiil cemetery. Murphy Andrew J. Murphy, beloved husbond of Moiiie; dear father of Earl ond Howard; grandfather of three. Funeral Wednesdoy, April 25. 9 a.

from Collins Funeral Home, 5350 W. North avenue, to St. Angela church. Moss 9:30 a. m.

Inter- ment All Soints. TU 9-8844. Neimark Sonia Woolf Neimortc, nee Rothschild, of 134 W. Estes, beloved wife of Mendel; dear sister of Maurice Rothschild, the i lote Bertha Rosenblum, Sam, Harry, ona Alter Rothschild. Services Tuesday, 1 p.

m. af Piser Memorial Chapel, 5206 Broodwoy. Interment Memorial Pork. Member of Formosun chanter. No.

309. Star Auxiliary of Mork Nathan Home; and noi B'rith. LO 1-4740. Nespeca Pietro Nespeco, oge 67, husbond of Domentco, nee Celani; father of Rose Alpnonse Zemeckis, Cormen Melo Pocky (Marion) of Long Is-lond. New York ond Virginia Theodorel Spengel; grandfather of 15.

Resting of chapel, SCO E. 115th Street, funeral Wednesday. 10 a. to St. Anthony church moss.

10:30 a. jn. Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum. Member of Chicago lodge. No.

1324, 6. S. of S. B. I.

club ond Hoiy Nome society of St. Anthony clturc. PL) 5-2030. Newett Joseph P. Newett.

suddenly, ot Fort Pierce. son of the late Alice and Alexander dear brother of Aiex H-, Loretta Sopusek, Helen Brusherd, Mory Margaret Newttf. Funeral notice later. GU 4-5302. Nichols Edio Nkttols, beloved wife of the kite Frank; dear cousin of Mrs.

Amy Leaver, oid Mrs. Morion Thompson. Services Wednesdoy, April 25. 2 p. at Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N.

Western ovenue. Interment Toronto, Canodo. Visitation after 7 p. m. Tuesday.

LO 1-6874. Novacek Ailo J. Novocefc, beloved husband of Viroinio nee Brezino; deor father of Kothrvit, ond Milo Jr. Services Thursday, April 26. 1 P.

ot Svec 8, Sons Funeral Home. 6227 W. Cermck road. Interment Bonemian Notional. GU 4-2050 or Bl 2-2027.

Oldham David O'dhom, suddenly, of Bellwood, beloved husoond ef Betty, nee Poimer; loving son of Monroe ond Aileen Oldham; fond fother of Peggy. Michael, ond Jamie; brother of Gertrude Kirkwood, James C. Joseph, William Betty Bjntm, Anna Wisnesti, Thomos ond Snelia; savin-low of Harlow Palmer. Resting at tha AhJgnm ond Son Funeral Home. 57 S.

Spring Read, Etmhorst, where services will be held ot I p. m. Wednesday, April Inrtrment Acacia Park temprery. TE 4-3515. Oldenburg Moroorer Oldenburg, nee Wininger, oge 53.

of Lombard. beloved wife of Richard fond mother of Victor grandmother of Robert E. ond Ronold darling ou9hter of Edward Wininger; dear sister of Mrs. Moriorie Zimmermon ond John Blake. Resting of the Brust Funeral Hom, 135 S.

Main street, Lombard, until 11 a. m. Wednesday. In stole ot St. Peters Evangelkol ord Reform church, Elmhurst, from noon till tima of service, 2 P.

m. Interment Elmlawn cemetery. MA 9-0094. Onesti Sofeina Onesti, lote of 1C20 S. Western avenue, beioved wife ot the lote Gaeiano; dear mother of Connie George i Feroio.

Cormen, Joseph, Josephine Louis, Albert, od Rosemorv Forcucci; grandmother of 19: greot-grandmother of four. Funeral Thursday, 9 o. from Kringas Mor-ZuilO Chopel, 5400 W. Harrison fa St Callisrus cnurch. Interment Mount Carmel.

AU 78oOC. Pahlow Moraoret Pohiow. beloved sister of Agnes Gagie; sister-in-law of William G09X. At funeral heme, 150 S. Ardnor o-nue.

Vilto Pot. Services Wednesdov, 2 P. Interment Mount Embien. TE 2-4161. Perakis Horold Perakis, kwtng kusbond of Murle; fother of Anna Weber and Alkej sroM-tamer ef two; brother of Ponogeota Vestas.

Funeral Wednesday, 12:30 p. from tht Fern Cltopei, 79th and Emerald, to St. McNjIos enure. Moss 1 P. IntonraeJ Ererarce.

Peterson Oscor K. Peterson, suddenly, April 21, beioved husband of Ethel, ne Sundstrom; tord brctner of Gerda Ellis of Los Angeles, Esther CUtm of South Gate. one brother and on sister in Sweden. Services Wednesdoy, 1 p. m.

ot Edgar Anaersoa Funeral Homo, 4S2I N. Domen ovenue. Interment Rosesill. LO 1-2016. Pettitt Dean S.

Pettitt of 493 W. St. Chorles rood, Elmhurst. beloved husband of Stella also survived by one sister and two brothers. At the Pedersen Mor-- tuory, 435 N.

York street, Elmhurst, where services will be held Wednesdoy, 2 p. m. Interment Arlington. TE 4-1133. Drake ond Son Funeral Home.

5303 N. Western ovenue. to St. Edward's cnurch. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment All Saints i cemetery. LO 1-6874. Tervin Patrick E. Tervin, beloved husbond of Anno, nee Bkiei; fond fother of Vivion (William) Kohler, Patricia (Arthur) Hoynes, Robert (Patricia), Bernodine.

ond Patrick Jr grandfatner of nine; son-in-low of Catherine Bkiei. Member of Motion Picture Operators Unidn Local No. 110. Funeral Thursaay, 10:30 a. i from Wolniok Funeral Home, 5700 S.

I Pulaski rood, to St. Turibius church. In- terment St, Mory cemetery. PO 7-4500. Tutaj Elizabeth Tutoi, nee Cop, beloved wife of Walter; loving mother of Donald ond John; fond mother-in-low of Chorlotte ond EtlioBeth; deor sister of Jerry Ueon and Frank tV'rvoJ Cop, Mary Schwager.

ond Emma Womock; grandmother of I three. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 o. from Fortuna Funeral Hoaie, 4401 S. Kedrie ovenue. to St.

John The Baptist church, 4S55 S. Kediie ovenue. Interment I Chapel Hill Garoens -South. LA 3-7781. Valenzo Joseph Valenzo, beloved husband of the tore Lucy; dc-oresf matner of Vita i Adeline) Del Fina, Jenny (John) Soda, Frank Suthl.

Mory (Louis) Sfromoglio. Ror.ee I Wilmol Groce, Angie I Edward I Ausuestine. Joseph Nick Rose Mike ond the tale Joseph Del F-tna; fond grandfather of 18; great-grandtatner of seven. Funeral Wednesday, 11 a. from Lombardo Funeral Home, 3425 Chicago avenue, to Our Laov of the Angels church.

Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. NE 8 8200. Van Slette Phillip C. Von Slette, loving husbond of Minnie, nee Hogen. Services 1 p.

Wednesdoy ot Mount Greenwood Funeral Home, 3032 W. tilth street. Funeral In lieu af flowers, donation to Cancer fund appreciated. HI 5-3400. Violi Elizobeth Violi, lote of Bensenville.

beloved wife of Anthony; deor mother of Joseph IRosel. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a. from Geils Chapel. 180 S. York street, Bensenville, to Holy Ghost church, Wooddale.

Interment Mt. Carmel. Vlcek Jomes Vlcek of 2417 S. 50th ovenue, Cicero, beloved husbond of Agnes; loving father of Ray (Jean) Flems; dear brother of Anton, William, and Chorles Vlcek, Margaret Tomek, Francis Tucker, Mae Horak and Elsie Kennedy; fond nephew of Barbara Holecek; grandfather of two. Funeral services Thursday, 8:30 a.

from Morovecek Funeral Home, 5318 W. 6t1 street, Cicero, Requiem moss, 9:30 a. at Mory Queen of Heaven church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

TQwnhoH 3-4242, Yoiland Fredrick H. Vollond, of Homewood, beloved husbond of Gertrude father of Mrs. Althea Walton, of St. Louis, ond Orin F. Vollond, of Arlington Heights, grandfather of six.

Visitation of Cordf Colonial Funeral Home, 18022 Dixie highway, Homewood, III. Funeral services Tuesday, 2 p. ol the Foith Lutheran church. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be mode to the Foith Lutheran Church Building fund or Neighbor Lodge, A. F.

A. Building fund. SY (-0331. Walker Hattie Wolker, nee Evertson, beioved of the lote George; fond mother of George La Verne Morrane, Ellen Wolker, ond Violet O'Leory; sister of Albert, Victor, ond William Evertson. ond Emma Mochel; grandmother of eight; great-grandmother ot one.

Resting af Lay-den and Hederma Funeral Home, 6843 S. Rocine ovenue, until 10 p. m. Tuesday. Services Wednesday, April 25, ot 2 p.

Plat Drexel Park Presbyterian church, 64th ond Marshfieid. Interment Oak Woods. Charter member of W. B. Rebekah lodge, No.

101, and Women's Relief corps. HU 3-1212. Walsh Bee Wolsh, nee O'Molley of 5346 N. Glenwood avenue, beloved wife of the late Patrick loving mother of Lillian Wolsh Strassburger and the late William grandmother of Patrice S. Georgen; great-grandmother of three; sister of Nora Duffv, the late Mary Mclnerney, Michael O'Molley, Anne Donnelly, Katherine Quinn, and Margaret Corcoran.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Barr Funeral Home, 6222 N. Broadway, to St. Ita church. Requiem mass 10 a m.

Interment Calvary cemetery. Please omit flowers. SH 3-4034. VVarzeka Genevieve TJeoo Woneko, nee Wolowiec, beloved wife of Fronk; loving mother of deor daughter of Anna Smagoci; fond sister of Vfccmdo Sergen, Mary Ann IWorrechal, ond Edward Wolowiec; doughter-in-law of Stanley Wariecha. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a.

from Malee Funeral Home, 834-38 N. Ashland ovenue, to Our Lody of Angels church. Interment St. Adalbert's. HA 1-5800.

Wickersham Robert L. Wickersham of 406 Green leaf ovenue, Wilmette. Husbond of Louise; father of Mrs. Mory Louise Mackay, David, Laura, and Elizabeth; brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman.

Resting at the Wm. H. Scott Funeral Home, 1100 Green-leaf avenue, Wilmette. Moss Wednesday, a. m.

ot St. Francis Xavier church, 912 Linden ovenue, Wilmette. Interment Santa Monica, Cal. AL 1-8200. Weberg Emma J.

Weberg, beloved wife of the lote Edword; fond molhsr of Ethel Theuer, Edith Lemke, ond the late Clarence; grandmother of Emmo and Clarence Weberg, Moriorie Held, ond Louis Lemke great-grandmother of six. Services 2 p. Thursday, ot The Memorial Chapel, 5200 W. 95fh street. Interment Cedar Park.

GA 4 0340. Wenninger Mary Wenninger, ate of 4C27 N. Austin avenue, beloved wife of the lote Frank; fnnri nf FrnnrKkn Kowor. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from Rot-ink A-AAr-W onnn tiinflrnl Mnin0.

017 irving pork rood, to st Poscoi's church. Interment Sr. Joseph. Av 3-3426. nAraA tit I Vortha S.

Werno, aqe of 623 Sheridan road, Evonston, formerly of 59i0 Sheridan. Chicago, April 21, 1962, wife of the late Chorles Werno; loving mother of Irene VV. Kallstedt. At Lain Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashlond ovenue, nere services will be held Tuesdoy, April 24, ot 2 P.

m. Entombment Memorial Park. Wivcnff Luciiie wivcoff, wife of the tote Ralph Wiycoff; cousin of Mrs. John Opperman, Irving, ond Fred Starck all of Ida. Mich.

At Lain Son Chopel, 2024 E. 75th srreef. at Jefferv boulevard, where services will be held Wednesday, April 25, ot 1 p. m. Interment Mount Hope.

Wright Vera Lois Wright, nee Lashuo, of West-mont, beloved wife of Chdrles; deor mother of James, Charles Jr. ond Janicei daughter of Janette Lashua, sister of Lilo Mienecke, Beth Bedeou, Vivian Vieau, Victor, Truman, Ray, ond Famous. Resting ot Toon Funeral Home, 109 N. Cass avenue, Westmont. Service Wednesdoy, Aprit 25, 2 p.

ot Seventh Day Adventist church, Hinsdale. Interment Clarendon Hills. In lieu of flowers, memorials "Xfv be eiven to the American Cancer society. vVO -2262. Wuerffel Hedwig Wuerffel, April 22d, wife ef the late Henry mother of Mrs.

Leo IPoulol Levr-enr, Mrs. Elder (Martha) Sievtm, Esther Arthur ood Herman seven (wondrhildren; sister of Wrs. Esther Meier, Theklo ond Hermon Schurict. Resting ot the Tews Funeral Home, 79th street ond Phillips avenue. Services 1 P.

Tnursdov. Internwnf Concordia cemetery. SO 8 959. Young Andrew J. Young' April 23, 192, beloved husband of Emmo? fond fother of James D.

ond Sat. Anarew J. C. P. srand-fother of Jomes Beverly, Jomes ond Deborah.

Resting ot C. Kompp Son, 318 N. Central ovenue, Austin. Service Wednesday, 1 p. m.

Interment Mount Embiem. Past Moster of St. Andre Exemplar lodge. No. 966, A.

F. A. M. wrych will conduct service Tuesday, 8 p. m.

Please omit flowers. AU 7-0017. Young Dcv A. Yourtg. April 22, beloved husbond of Edna, nee Bollard; brother of Roy Oliver Young of Woukegon.

Member of Rainbow lodge. No. V72, A. F. A.

ond Scottish rite. Volley of Chicago; post patron of Windsor chopter. No. 294, O. E.

5. Resting of the Tews Funeral hart, 79fh street ond Phillips ovenue rir I- A(ertnesdnv Intermant Oo Woods. Information, SO 8-6959. Zacharias Marie S. Zarharios, nee Loenertl, beloved wife ef Albert loving mother of Marie Stufrrklen.

Bemice Sworti, Albert J. ond Rooert devoted grandmother of nine; fond sister of Agts Bossing. Ceceiio Bronoes, Sister Angel, to, O. S. ond the lote Ernest Loenertl.

Funrrol Wednesdov, o. from Pfcff Funeroi Home, 5001 Lincoln avenu to St. Matties cnurch. Interment St. Btmffoce cemetery.

Member of Marie Towisir council. No. 32, Ladles of Isabella. RA 8-1700. Ziolko An V.

Zioito, neo McEIHgoH, beloved wte of Edward devoted dowter of nee Hove, and the lote Jo-sesn McEHigott; towing sister of Koth-' erine Stricliiin, Helen Reope, Margaret, Joseph, Waiter ond Peter McEHwotI; sear davgnter-in-low of Helen Ziofko Schobte; sst-tn-low of Chester Silko, Henry ZioiKa. Heien Amoid ond Emily Moalsen. Af John Oeir Funeral Home, 12 Lo street, OcK Pork. Funeroi Wednesday, t.M t. to Resurrection church.

Moss 18 Buriol Gueen of Heaven cemetery. EUclid 3-2S18. Zygowski Thecio Zygowski. beloved wife of the loh Antnony; loving mother of Fronk Zik, Marion. Henry, Harriet, ord Jeanette; mother-in-low of Ceceiio.

Beatrice, Henry ond Joseph Chvbik; grandmother of S. M. Marilyn C. S. F.

olso grondmofher of eight, ond greot-grandmotner of three. Funeroi Thursday. April 26. of o. m.

from Woiciechow-si Funeroi Home, 2129 W. Webster ovenue, to St. Hedwig church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

AR 6-4630. I i i i New Member of the HERB-OX family ONION BOUILLON CUBES! loot for them in the yellow container now at your grocers 1 iJ CROSSWORD PUZZLE 58 Riotous behavior 60 Frankfurter ACROSS 1 Category 6 Alma Di oiraignt 11 Boomerangs Meps 13 Poplinlike fabric 63 Full IS Dilapidated: janitor, he has a coming tomorroLu: GUATEMALAN ARMY ALERTED TO CUBAN RAID GUATEMALA CITY, April 23 LPs The government said tonight that a Cuban ship carrying guns, saboteurs, and explosives was moving toward Central America. A communi- ntip thr nnatomalan ormarl I forces have been alerted to prevent any attempts to invade or unload the arms on the Guatemalan coast. The announcement said the government of neighboring Honduras also has been warned of the danger. The communique came the day after President Miguel Ydigoras extended for 30 days the country's state of siege modified martial law in effect since Jan.

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Chambrun was a i to 1 a a Long- I One- firVin cnoatror De Chombrun of the United States HpUSe of Representatives. His wife died 19al. Honorary U. S. Citizen As a descendant of Lafayette, Gen.

de Chambrun was an honorary citizen of the United States. He was born in Wash- ington, where his father was munsplor for the PYench iui uic i 1 ciiv-ji embassy lor many years. During World War de Chambrun was a member of the staff of Gen. John J. Pershing, and at the end of the war he accompanied Pershing to the United States.

He stayed on to lecture at the army war college. Presented Washington Sword In 1933, he attended the American legion convention in Chicago and later went-to Washington to present to President Roosevelt a memorial sword cast in Alsace in 1799 by officials of the American Revolution. The sword had, been cast as a present for. George Washington, but Washington died before the presentation could be made. Gen.

de Chambrun retired from the French army in 1934. A son, Count Rene de Chambrun, an attorney licensed to practice in New York and Paris, arrived today in Cherbourg on the liner Queen Mary from New York. TWO SEEKING COUNCIL JOB IN -EVANSTON Two insurance executives filed papers yesterday in Evanston to qualify as candidates to fill the suburb's 3d ward alder-manic vacancy in a special election June 12. Evanston City Clerk Maurice Brown said the candidates are Leonard J. Howell, of 1012 Lake Shore and Charles W.

Hawkins, of 721 Hinman av. both' are 35. Howell and Hawkins will compete to fill the vacancy created last December when the former alderman, Frank K. Hoover, moved out of the ward, thus disqualifying himself for the job. Filling the vacancy will bring the suburb's city council up to its full 18 members, two councilmen from each of the city's nine wards.

few 3 i 1 I iliiBiiiiVi I'ljfc ttftfttim Ronald Rose, April 22. age 32, beloved husband of Rosemary, nee Brady; fond ruunrr ur nunur, oun, ana iuren, loviny son of John ond Florence Siodek; beloved brother of Vern Rose; fond son- in-law of John and Agnes Brody. Mem- ber Chicago Policemen's Association. Funeral from A. V.

Furmon Funeral i Home, 3100 Irvina Park road, Wednes- i day, 9 a. to Our Lady of Mercy church. Interment St. Joseph. Rubelman John J.

Rubelman, oge 64, April 22, 1962, i beloved husbond of Josephine; fond son of Rose; dear brother of Louis, Ted, Roy ona Wilson, oil of Michigan, ond Clara Erickson of Chicago. Services Tuesdoy, 1 p. ot Krauspe Chanel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue. Interment Rosehiil. Russell Joseph E.

Russell, beloved husband of the late Ethel; step fother of Lvle Hill; fond brother of Moe Gehl, Raphall, tho late William, Mariorie, and Clemence. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a. from Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North ovenue. Mass 10 a.

m. ot the Basilica of Our Lady of Sorrows. Interment St. Mary's VI 8-3010 ES 9-5151. Rvan James Ryan, beloved husband of Neflie, nee Murray; devoted father James Sister James Ellen, I.B.V.M., Nancy, Richard, and Potricia; dear I brother of John, Sister Urslo, of Ceylon, I tndio, Nellie Murray.

Michael, Sister Xavier, R.S.M.. of Ireland, Thomas, and the late Mary, Patrick, and Bridie. Funeral Wednesday, 11a. from Kenny Brothers, S43S S. Hoisted street, to St.

Basil's church. Interment St. Mary's. BO 8-0662. Ryan Jomes T.

Ryon, formerly of 10432 S. Sonsdmon beloved husband of Margaret, nee Coakley; devoted father of Patrick; deor son of the late John F. ond Mory C. Ryan; fond brother of Mury Bernard ond John J. Ryon.

Funeral Thursday, 9:45 a. from Kenny Brothers, 5438 S. Halsted street, to St. Helenas church. Mass 10:30 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. BO 8-0662. Salek Jennie Salek, nee Trebaticky, beloved wife of the lote Louis; dearest mother of Louis W. fThereso) and Edward (Jeoni Salek; devoted grandmother ol seven.

Funeral Thursday, 8:45 a. from Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North ovenue, to St. Monica's church, 5135 N. Mont Clare avenue.

Mass 9 30 a. m. Interment family lot. ES 9-5151. Schiewe Walter E.

Schiewe. beloved husLjand of Erna, nee Wiedenhoeft; fond father of Albert, Marshall, ond Howard; brothpr of Helen Sonntag, Edword, ond Louise Morten; grandtatner of seven. Funeral Wednesday, April 25th, 1:30 o. ot Henry W- Mueller Funeral Home, 5300-12 West Belmont ov. Interment Concordia cemetery.

AV 6-8740. Schiola Anaelo Schiola, beloved husbard of Catherine, nee Ruh; loving son of the late Frank ond Frances; brother of Guy, Emma Benedetto, John, Rose Ar-cteri, Anne Cutrona, Frank of Miami Beach, and the lote Mary Fiore, ony Torty. Funeral Wednesdoy, 9 a. from Liddy Chanel, 4920-24 Irving Purk rood, to Our Lady of tne Angel church. tnTomomem uueen or iieaven cemetery.

Member of Commonwealth Edison post. No. lit. American Lesion. Please omit flowers.

I Ware 5-6220. Schneberger Julius B. Schneeberger, April 23, fond brother of Bessie Cossweil, Eva William C. and Gertrude Suhr. Funeral service Thursoav.

II o. at Donne Hon Funeral Home. 10525 S. Western ovenue Interment Mount Hope. Member of local.

No. IBEW. Beverly 80C75. Stewart Mcrella Stewart; April 22, 1962, beloved wife of the lato Elmer E. Stewart; deor mother of Helen ton wood: grandmother of Mrs.

Penny Foster; sister ef Hazel Franklin. Memorial services will bo peid at Loin Son Chopel. 2121 W. 5m street, Tuesday, April 24, ot 4 p. m.

Please omit flowers. Stewart Susonno Stewart, nee Connolly, of 8 E. 114th piace, devoted wife of Edward beloved sister of Stasia McQuillen of Holy Cross, Agnes Sweeney, ond Mathilda Flynn, both of Dubuaue, John J. Connolly of Portlond, and Chartes Connolly of Hoy Crest, to. Resting at Cooney Mortuary, 12 E.

112th place. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. to St. Nicftotos church. Moss 9:30 o.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Strauss John Strouss, beloved husband ef Anna, nee Rainer; loving father of John u'n" i iOBmei nno monuwffllWTio ikoti; fond grandfather of five. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 o.

from Zefron Funeral Hofe. 1941 W. Cermak rood, to Hoiy Trinity church (Throop street. Mass 10 o. m.

Interment Resurrection. VI 7-68. Stretcher Mildred Streicher, nee McKay. oor motner of Rosemary Covne ond Joseph fond grandmother of si. At Coie-mon's.

411 N. Lincoin. Funeral Thurs day. :30 a. to SI.

Jaseoa's dweh. Moss 10 o. m. Interment St JosepO't- i Pleas emit flowers. SU 4-8888.

Swanson Ada Moe Swanson. nee Shanks, ot St. Peterseurg. formerly of Lombard and Elmhurst, beloved wife of Fronn A tond mother of Mrs. Ethel Jessen, Walter ar4 Gierm Swansea; nine grond-rtiiidren.

Funeral Thursday. 1 p. from Brust Funeroi Home, lii S. Main street, Lomoord. Interment Chopel Hiil Garden West.

Visitation offer 2. m. Wednesday. MA 0C94. Teigler Louis A.

Tei9ler. beloved husbond ef Mela, nee Prokel; loving fother of Dr. Henry I. ond Eioine fond srondfother of four granddaughters. Service Wednesday, 1:30 p.

ot Schlerf Funeroi Home, 2118 Lawrence ovenue. Interment Wun-ders. LO 1-4850. Teller Joe Teller, of 1249 Scott ovenue, Winnefko, beloved husbond of the lote Anno, nee Londfield; loving fother of Mrs. Roy (Jane) Levine; dear grandfather of A ion ond Suscn Levine.

Services Tuesdoy, 10 o. at Piser North Suburban Memorial Chopel. 9200 N. Soie boulevard. Skofcie.

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