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Section 3 -9 CHICAGO TKIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY 26, 1965 DEATH NOTICES Status of Major Bills Before Congress Payne Mable E. Payne, beloved wife of the late James fond mother of Arthur Fred and Harold grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of seven. Services Tuesdav, 1 P. at O'Donnell Funeral Home, 1811 103d street. Interment Cedar Park.

BEverly 8-2245. Peabody Elizabeth Learned Peabody. July 24, of 195 E. Onwentsi road. Lake Forest, wife of Howard B.

Peabody; mother of Howard B. Jr. and Andrew L. of Natchez. Mrs.

Joan Peabody Porter of Cleveland, and Mrs. Elizabeth P. Miller of Kenilworth, 16 grandchildren. Services Wednesday, July 28, at 2 p. 1st Presbyterian church of Lake Forest.

Interment Thursday, July 29, Natchez, Miss. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the American Cancer society. 234-0022. Persdotter Natalee Tillle Persdotter, loving sister of the late Nannie Ruping; fond sister-in-law of Ferdinand Ruping; dear aunt of Bemice Broucek and Howard Beckstrom. Funeral at Tohle Funeral Home, 4325 Lawrence avenue at Lowell, Tuesday, 2 p.

m. Interment Wood lawn. MU 5-4400. Pesole Stella Pesole, nee Calabrese, devoted wife of Joseph; loving mother of Vito, Mike, and Anna (Frank) Massareili; dear grandmother of two; fond sister of Rosa Ruggiero, Francesca (Mike) Di-Venere, and in Italy, Maria DiMaso, Giuseppe, Sebastiano, and Gennaro Calabrese. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.

from Rosario D. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 6300 W. North avenue, to St. Peter Canisius church. Entombment Queen of Heaven.

ME 7-0449 or ME 7-0450. Peterson Eugenia A. Peterson, beloved wife of Rudolph; loving mother of Frank and Stanley; dear grandmother of three; fond sister of Joseph A. Rein. Services Monday, 1 P.

at Stlrlen-Pleper Funeral Home, 149 W. Main street, Barrington, III. Interment Rand Hill. 381-3411. bill frees 5 billion dollars in United States gold to be used for stabilizing the dollar in international commerce.

The gold has been tied up as backing for federal reserve deposits. Appalachia Administration measure authorizes 1 billion 100 million dollars to be spent in 11-state area on highway construction, vocational education, conservation, mining rehabilitation, and water resource planning. School Aid Administration bill provides 1 billion dollars for schools educating 5 million children from families with income under $2,000 a year; 100 million dollars for library and textbook purchases; 100 million dollars for shared time teaching centers for public and parochial school students. Taxes Administration bill cuts 4 billion 700 million dollars in 40 federal sales taxes most of them enacted in war time. Final version 700 million dollars more than President requested.

Pep Pills Administration-backed proposal imposes stiff for major study to overhaul program after that. House: Approved the administration's one-year, 3 billion 370 million dollar request virtually without change. Conference committee trying to reconcile differences. HOME RULE Administration has proposed legislation to let Washington, D. residents elect a mayor, city council, and nonvoting delegate to the House.

President and Congress would protect federal interests thru the power to veto city action. Senate: Approved. House: Nothing scheduled. CRIME President Johnson has proposed an all-out attack on crime. Included among his weapons would be laws: forbidding mail order sales of firearms except to federally licensed dealers and manufacturers; assisting the justice department in fighting organized crime; and permitting civil commitment for treatment instead of mandatory jail sentences for certain narcotics offenders.

Senate: Hearings under way. House: Hearings under way. AWAITING PRESIDENT'S SIGNATURE Smoking Legislation would require a health warning on cigaret packs and bar government action to require any such warning in advertising. SIGNED BY PRESIDENT Gold Administration tricts be compact, and composed of population within 15 per cent pf the average figure for each state. Senate: Judiciary subcommittee hearings completed.

State Legislatures A number of members of both parties are seeking a constitutional amendment to permit one house of state legislatures to be apportioned on nonpopulation basis, upsetting Supreme court's 1964 "one-man, one-vote" rulings. House: Effort under way to take measure away from judiciary committee which has begun hearings. Senate: Judiciary subcommittee rejected proposal but Senate considering it as amendment to another bill. DISABILITY Johnson has indorsed a proposed constitutional amendment to provide for congressional confirmation of a Vice President, chosen by the President when the second spot is vacant, plus a formal procedure for transfer of powers to the Vice President as acting President when the chief executive becomes unable to carry out his duties. Approved by Congress.

Awaiting ratification by two-thirds of the states. FOREIGN AID President has asked for 3 billion 400 million dollars in overseas economic and military aid for fiscal year 1966. Senate: Has voted 3 billion 240 million dollars authorization for each of next two years and has called Cent, from preceding page Manke Elizabetti Manke, nee Osman, beloved wife of the late Charles; dear mother of William Thomas, Carl and Marie Schaumburg; four grandchildren; sister of Charles Osman. Funeral Tuesday, at 9:30 a. from Jaeger Funeral Home, 3524 H.

Cicero avenue, to St. Bartholomew church. Mass 10 a. in. Interment local cemetery.

Ki 5-1320. Martin Henry Martin of 2934 W. Palmer, beloved husband of Ann; fond brother of Artie 1 1 Eisenbers, Sam, George, Ted, Marvin, Dan and Eunice Schaetfer. Services Monday. II a.

at Original Weinstein Sons Chapel, 3019 W. Peterson road. Interment Westlawn cemetery. Please omit flowers. Visitation Sunday evening.

LO 1-1890. Maslowski Walter E. Maslowski, suddenly. North Riverside. beloved husband of Violet; loving father of Norbert; dear brother of Rev.

Frank Maslowski, C. Sophie Rosa, and Irene Kisla; fond son-in-law of Stanley Nazimek. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Kuratko Funeral Home, 25th and Des Plaines avenue. North Riverside, to Mater Christi church.

Requiem mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Member of Mater Christi Holy Name society. Visitation Monday, 7-10 p.

and Tuesday, 2-10 p. m. Hi 7-2500. Matuszkiewicz Anna Matuszkiewicz, nee Kras, beloved wife of the late Michael; dear father of Or. Thaddeus J.

Matus and Irene; fond mother-in-law of Josephine, nee Buiak, and Aloysius Kulpa; loving grandmother of four. Resting at Skaia Funeral Home, 356 W. Belmont avenue. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from chapel to St.

Wenceslaus church. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. Please omit flowers. KE 9-1376.

McCarthy Joseph William McCarthy, husband of Mary Lynch McCarthy; father of Mrs. Miriam Hommel; grandfather of three; great-grandfather of si. Funeral from John Carroll Sons Home for Funerals, Erie, at Wabash avenue, Tuesday, July 27, 1965, at 9:30 a. to the Cathedral of the Holy Name, where mass will be celebrated at 10 a. m.

Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Visitation Sunday after 6 p. m. McConnell Margaret McConnell, nee Hughey, beloved wife of the late Roy dear mother of Cecil L. McConnell; grandmother of John, Marian, and Michael; great-grandmother of two.

Funeral Wednesday, July 28 9:30 a. to Ascension church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven.

Visitation at Smith Funeral Home, 245 Madison street, 3 blocks west of Austin Oak Park. McMahon John P. McMahon, beloved husband of Elizabeth, nee Schick; dear father of John P. and Carol O'Grady; grandfather of Maureen O'Grady; son of Thomas and Mathilda McMahon; brother of Mary Hayes. Funeral Tuesday, July 27, 9:15 a.

from Collins Funeral Home, 5350 W. North avenue, to Resurrection church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St.

Joseph's. Member of Div. 241. C. T.

A. TU 9-8844. Stelnicki Fred R. Stelnicki, beloved father of Irene Joseph Woicik, Valentine Holm-bom. Anacostia "Cookie" Robert Lietz; grandfather of nine; great-grandfather of Helen Bruno Fertwagner, Jeanette Stanley Bialczak, Lottie Hemingway, Susan Edward Perlowski, Victor, Casimer Casmira, and the late Julia Sobelewski and Joseph.

Funeral Wednesday, July 28 at 9 a. from Kolssak Funeral Home, 4255-59 W. Division, corner of Kildare, to Maternity B. V. M.

church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Member of Joseph L. McFarland post.

No. 802, American Le9ion and White Eagle chapter. No. 36. D.

A. V. AL 2-3600. Sterba Frank Sterba, beloved husband of Elsie, nee Placek; dear father ot Elsie Johnl Hartung; grandfather of John and Pamela; fond brother of Jewel Julia Lukes. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.

from Modell Funeral Home, 5725 S. Pulaski road, to St Turibius church. Interment Saint Adalbert cemetery. PO 7-4730. Storkan Eleanor Storkan, nee Svoboda.

beloved wife of the late James; loving mother of Anton (Florence), Ella Michael Sherry, George, and Lillian Victor Sheehan; grandmother of Lenore Lindberg Carol Tobbe, Pvt. James Storkan. and John Sheehan; great-grandmother of four. Services Tuesday, July 27, 10 a. at H.

Marik Sons, 2534 S. Pulaski road. Interment Bohemian National. LA 1-3972. Sullivan Walter Sullivan, beloved husband of Ciaudine; loving father of Robert T.

and Margaret McDonald; grandfather of six; fond brother of Florence Gavin. Resting at the A. V. Furman Funeral Home, 3100 Irving Park road. Funeral 9 a.

m. Wednesday to Our Lady of Mercy church. Interment Calvary. IR 8-5800. Suma Joseph A.

Suma, devoted husband of Clara, nee Feitl; fond father of Clara James Pletka, Edward Eugenia and Joseph Christine; grandfather of five; great-grandfather of five; brother of Carrie Erdmon, James, Sylvia Angio, Helen Yates. Frank, the late Emma Smith. Agnes Yates, Albie Raasch and Mamie Mitchell. Funeral Wednesday, 1 p. at Becvar Funeral Directors, 5218 S.

Kedzie avenue. Interment Evergreen. PR 6-3809. Swanson Sarah N. Swanson, nee Nethery, a9e 82, of 1435 W.

Greenleaf avenue, Chicago, beloved wife of the late Brig. General William E. Swanson; fond mother of Mrs. Leonard C. Frances Hobert and Mrs.

Hubert S. Helen Wilson; six grandchildren. Funeral service 2 p. m. Monday at Fitzgerald Karsten Funeral Home, 1571 Maple avenue, Evanston.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. UN 9-2900. Swanson Thorsten Swanson, July 23, 1965, beloved father of Margery King and Hazel Dal-mer; grandfather of seven. Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a at Nelson Funeral Chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue at Foster.

Interment Acacia Park. Member of Brick Layers Union, local No. 21. Visitation after noon Sunday. LO 1-5147.

Szajda Stanley Szaida, dear son of the late Michael and Mary, nee Walkowiak; loving brother of Joseph Catherine), Helen, and the late John and Lottie; fond uncle of Dorothy Dewerd. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Michlik Chanel, 1056 W. Chicago avenue, corner Ogden, to St. John Cantius church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. HA 1-0936. Taraba Louis Taraba, of 2514 S. 59fh avenue, Cicero, suddenly, July 24, 1965, beloved husband of Mary Agnes, nee Veselv; dear father of Patricia Sophie Taraba; brother of Rose Bortenhagen and Josephine Vlk; son-in-law of Emit Vesely; brother-in-law of Louis V.

and Thomas federal controls on manufacture, distribution, and sale of amphetamines and barbiturates, Housing: President asked for a 6 billion dollar four-year program to continue public housing and urban renewal programs, and set up a special rent subsidy plan for persons who cannot afford decent housing. House: Passed. Senate: Approved 7 billion 300 million dollar measure. Seven billion dollar conference committee compromise to be acted upon by Senate tomorrow and House Tuesday. FARM President Johnson has submitted an omnibus farm bill to revamp and continue most major price support and production control programs and to start a new long-term cropland retirement plan.

House: Agriculture committee has approved most of what President requested. Senate: Hearings have concluded. GOVERNMENT WORKERS Military Administration has proposed a 5 per cent across-the-board pay increase for all members of the armed forces except enlisted men with less than two years' service, who would receive 2 per cent hike. Annual cost would eventually reach 750 million dollars. House: Approved armed services committee bill that would provide average 10.7 per cent raise for all service men at a total ultimate cost of approximately 1 billion 500 million dollars.

Senate: Armed services committee starts hearings Wednesday. Civilian Administration has asked average 3 per cent hike to maintain present relationship with private industry salaries. Has also proposed a system for giving such a raise on an annual, semi-automatic basis, plus a major review of federal pay every four years. House: Subcommittee has completed hearings and will act this week. Senate: Nothing scheduled.

IMMIGRATION Administration supports elimination in three years of the national origins quota system and replacement with a first-come, first-served pool of visas outside the western hemisphere. Preference would be given members of separated families. House: Judiciary subcommittee approved. Senate: Judiciary subcommittee hearings under way. REAPPORTIONMENT Congressional Districts House has approved bill to restrict gerrymandering by requiring that congressional dis commonly Known as pep puis and goof balls.

Congress approved. Coins Congress approved a new formula for coins, eliminating silver from dimes and quarters and cutting the silver con- Washington, July 25 (LTD Status of major legislation: VOTING RIGHTS President Johnson has proposed outlawing literacy and other voting tests and providing for federal registration of Negroes in seven states with low registration or voter turnout. Congress has added machinery to eliminate poll tax and new means to combat voter discrimination in other states. House and Senate approved different bills. Representatives of both legislative bodies must work out a compromise.

HEALTH AND WELFARE Hospital Care and Social SecurityThe administration recommended a hospital care program under social security for persons more than 65 years of age. House has approved, along with a voluntary insurance program to cover doctor bills, and 7 per cent increase in all social security payments. Senate: Approved a similar version. House-Senate conference has worked out a compromise that the House will vote on Tuesday. Regional Disease Centers The President has proposed establishment of 32 geographically distributed medical complexes within five years to fight heart disease, cancer, and stroke.

First year cost 50 million dollars; five-year total estimated at more than 1 billion dollars. Senate: Has approved four-year, 650 million dollar bill. House: Hearings under way. Roadsides Johnson has recommended legislation to bar billboards and junkyards from interstate highways except in commercially zoned areas. House: Hearings under way.

Senate: Hearings scheduled to begin Aug. 10. Water Pollution Administration proposes increasing federal grants for municipal sewage treatment plants and more federal-state research projects for improved sewage disposal plants. Senate: Bill passed. House: Differing bill passed.

Conference expected. Air Pollution Johnson requesting increased federal authority to investigate potential pollution sources and to launch a full-scale attack on automobile and truck exhaust fumes. Senate: Passed. House: Commerce subcommittee completed hearings. EDUCATIONAL Colleges Administration is backing a 601 million dollar measure to upgrade college libraries and assist small, new colleges, increase student, aid, including scholarships and federal insurance of private loans to students, and double present classroom construction funds.

House: Education and labor i tent in half-dollars to 40 per cent. Pfeiffer Joy A. Pfeiffer, suddenly, loving daughter of Floyd J. and the late Joan M. 5 ma 1 1 wood Pfeiffer; stepdaughter of Mariorie Thomson Pfeiffer; dear sister of Joan Keith and Flovd J.

niece of Gertrude Olson, Hazel Arthur, and Leona Jostes. Resting at Walter Quintan Sons, 2122 W. 79th street, until 10 p. m. Monday.

Services Tuesday, July 27, 1 p. at Oak Lawn Bible church, 9435 S. 54th avenue. Interment Mount Vernon cemetery. TR 4-7300.

Phillips Brady Phillips, employe of Presbyterian-St. Luke's hospital, suddenly, July 25, 1965, husband of Marie; brother of Guy, Fred, and Mattle McAlpin of Jackson, Miss. At Lain and Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, July 28, at 2 P. m.

Interment Graceland. PoIIice Angelo Pollice. dearly beloved husband of Gladys; dear father of Geraldine James Marzano; grandfather of James greatgrandfather of three; brother of Dr. Joseph and Rocky Pollice. Funeral services Wednesday, 9:30 a.

from Nielsen Funeral Home, 3301 W. Fullerton avenue, to Our Lady of Grace church, Ridgeway and Altgeld streets. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Camel.

Pontieelli Clara Pontieelli (Santospirlto), dear wife of Michael; fond mother of Frank, Cecelia Trentasoste, Frances Mazzone, Sam, Dominick, and Nick; 17 grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from Belmont Funeral Home, 7120 W. Belmont avenue, to Our Lady of Pompeii church. Mass 10 a.

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easier way to get a High School Diploma through the miracle oi Automated Learning. tery. Member of Cicero Lod9e L.O.O.M. OL 2-0243. Thorsen Eileen Fahey Thorsen, beloved wife of Thomas J.

Thorsen; loving mother of Thomas O. and Susan Jayne; dear grandmother of Tracy Ann Thorsen; devoted daughter of Josephine nee Kirby and the late Michael Fahey; fond sister of James J. Fahey, C. P. D.

and Mrs. Mary Connors. Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a. from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S. Ashland avenue, to St.

Margaret of Scotland church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Mary cemetery.

ST 3-7700. Tucker Mrs. Dora P. Tucker, beloved wife of the late Isaac; mother of Sadie Kaplan, Mildred Leibovici, Robert, the late George and the late Harold. Interment Miami, Florida.

Tucker Katherlne M. Tucker, nee Downs, wife of the late Collins; beloved mother of Elizabeth Downs and the late Charles V. Tucker; sister of Elizabeth Luckett of Louisville, dear grandmother of Suzanne Ketelsen and Catherine Hulse; great-grandmother of Jeffry and John Ketelsen. Services Tuesday, July 27, 3 P. at Drake Son Funeral Home, 5303 N.

Western avenue. Interment Rose-hill cemetery. Visitation after 4 p. m. on Monday, July 26.

561-6874. daughter of the late Albert and Ellen IGarrityl Meyering; loving sister of Svlvia Walsh, William Albert P. I Bert, the late Edna Zins, Ida Meany, and James Meyering. Visitation after 3 p. m.

Sunday, at the Heenev Funeral Home. 2100 W. 95th street, at Hoyne. Funeral Tuesday, 8:45 a to St. Ethelreda church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Mount Olivet cemetery. BE 8-5500. Mielas Edward M.

Mielas, beloved husband of Rebecca, nee Turner; loving father of Michael and Judith; fond brother of Soohie Dean, Lawrence and Charlotte Kullick; dear uncle of many nieces and nephews. Resting at Stermer Funeral Home. 3653-55 Fullerton avenue, until 10 a. Tuesday, July 27. Services 1:30 p.

m. at Saron Lutheran church, Richmond and Shakespeare avenue. Interment Rltfoewood. Member of Lafayette post No. 159 AL.

BE 5-1815. Mikulskf Sophie Mikulskl nee Llszka. beloved wife of the late Peter; dear mother of Stanley fEleanorl, Marie ICIarence) Kotal, Harriet I Edward) Quedens, Catherine (Ernest Swanson, and Jean (John! Schuler; grandmother of nine; great-grandmother of si. Member of Ladies Rosary Sodality of St. Ladislaus.

Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a. fron Kopec Funeral Home, 5259 W. Roscoe street at Lockwood, to St. Ladislaus church.

Interment St. Adalbert cemetery 545-6974. Miller Josoh E. Miller, July 24, 1965, at Madison, devoted husband of the late Iren, nee Tennison; loving father of Robert and Ruth Woodward of Madison, fond grandfather of si. Resting at Conner Mortuary, 12 E.

112th place. Funeral Monday, 9 a. to Hoiy Rosary church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment Mt. Olivet. Rhein a 1 1 Svlvia Rhein of 2100 W. Fletcher, devoted daughter of the late Harry and Sarah Rhein; fond sister of Roila Rappeport and Dorothy Etzkin. Services Monday, 12 noon, at Piser Memorial Chapel, 5206 Broadway.

Interment Teller Verein, Waldheim. Frifrjds may pay their respects at the chapel Sunday, after 2 p. m. Member of Chicago Loop synagogue and Hematology Research Foundation. Please omit flowers.

LO 1-4740. Richards Mae Richards, nee Maltany, dear mother of Mrs. Mary R. Crossman and T. Edward; grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of four.

Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from the Ray Duffy Funeral Home, 2335 E. 75th street, at Oglesby avenue, to Our Lady of Peace church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment St. Mary's. SO 8-7717. Risolute Joseph V. Risolute, beloved husband of Elynor; dear father of Lee William; fond son of Peter and Theresa; brother of Richard, Elvera LoCoco, and Marie Bianchi.

Funeral Tuesday, July 27, 9:30 a. from Ryan-Parke Funeral Home, 120 S. Northwest highway. Park Ridge, to Mary, Seat sf Wisdom church, 1700 S. Cumberland avenue.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. Visitation after 4 p.

m. Sunday. Please omit flowers. 823-1171. Sanders William B.

Sanders of Westchester, beloved husband of Camille, nee Peluso; brother of Vivian Bruns, Beda Pearson, Helen Bilek, Viola, Jean and George Sanders. Services Tuesday, July 27, a. at Svec Sons Funeral Home, 6227 moHcHOOi.I I AT BOMB 1 I I II No- Name Address. City State Zip Phone Working Hours. ANDY GAPP (wOULENERLEMtT) fl I CSKI 2 TSf (WHICH WEDNKDAV?) ME A DOLLAR TILLS r-p, FLORglEEgTALKIN' TO.

I PET committee approved. Senate: Subcommittee has completed hearings on earlier 250 million dollar administration request. Viduna Anna Viduna, nee Pierce, beloved wife of George Viduna; loving mother of Ronald I Roberta) Lusk, Joyce (Raymond) Sickrovsky, and Irvin (Dolores Lusk sister of Frank, Adoloh, Joseph, Rudolph, Emil, and the late Charles Pierce; grandmother of four. Services Tuesday, July 27, 1 p. at H.

Marik Sons, 6507 W. Cermak road, Berwvn. Interment Woodlawn. GU 4-6310 or Bi W. Cermak road.

Interment Forest Home, Member of Bellwood lodge No. 777, L. O. O. M.

In lieu of flowers, kindly LABOR rvL- II I ru kh ti Right to Work President tmk VatUH WhS kkvrS In asked for repeal of section 14B of Taft-Hartley law, under which 19 states have outlawed union shop contracts between manage ment and labor. House: Action jv i scheduled this week. Senate: Labor subcommittee hearings AGGIE completed. Wage-Hour President has requested increased wage-hour 2-3255. Vitek William G.

Vitek, Firt S9t. of the Electromotive G. M. of 2419 S. Clarence avenue, Berwyn, beloved husband of Mary nee Jan; dear father of Lenore M.

Thomas) Fiocco and Roger W. Vitek; brother of George C. Vitek; grandfather of Sheila M. Fiocco. Funeral Tuesday, July 27, 1 p.

m. at Svec Sons Funeral Home, 6227 W. Cermak road. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. Member of Berwyn lodge.

No. 839, A. F. A. M.

Masonic services Tuesday, 1 p. Medina!) temple, A. A. O. N.

M. Trinity commandery. No. 80. K.

Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Valley of Chicago; Grove chapter. No. 230, R. A. and amateur radio operator, call letter WA9-AYM.

GU 4-2050 or Bi 2-2027. Vosseller Isabelle E. Vosseller, nee Murphy, beloved wife of the late Loring dear mother of Ruth Wolff, Mildred Manifold, Jerry Palmer, and the late Loring F. Funeral Tuesdav, July 27, 9:30 a. to St.

Catherine of Siena church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Visitation at Smith Funeral Home, 245 Madison street, 3 blocks west of Austin boulevard.

Oak Park. moke contributions to the cancer fund. GU 4-2050 or Bi 2-2027. Sandona Sebastian Sandona, age 75, husband of the late Estelle, nee Longtin; father of Richard, Robert, Orland of Los Angeles, George, and the late Eugene; stepfather of Evelyn Scardine. Resting at Panozzo Bros.

Funeral Home, 300 E. 115 street. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. to St. Anthony church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. PU 5-2030. Savick William Savick, devoted husband of Mildred, nee Mach; fond father of William son of Agnes and the late William; brother of Frank.

Funeral Wednesday, 8:45 a. from Becvar Funeral Directors, 5218 S. Kedzie avenue, to SS Cyril Methodius church. PR 6-3809. Schoff Herman J.

Schoff, of Oak Park, husband of the late Mary, nee Gustavison; father of Mrs. Mildred Bott, Robert Edward, Franklin and the late Harry and Arthur; ten grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren. Friends may call from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. Monday, at Drechsler Funeral Home, 203 S.

Marion street, (Wisconsin avenue. Oak Park. Service 1:30 p. Tuesday. Interment Forest Home.

EU 3-3191. Schroeder hfel (GOLLY A I TA tRRITATB AfJ I law coverage; unspecified in crease in the $1.25 per hour minimum wage; double -time rates for work beyond 45 hours a week. House: Laoor subcommittee hearings completed. Sen ate: Labor subcommittee hear ings under way. ECONOMIC Wahl Area Redevelopment Program President Johnson has asked Mary Schroeder, July 23, 1965, beloved wife of the late Charles H.

Schroeder Minoia Patrick J. Minoia of Des Plaines. formerly of Skokie. beloved husband of Mary dear son of Mary and Vincent Minoia; fond father of Margaret E. Poz-dol; grandfather of two: brother of Thomas ond Michael.

Funeral from Mever Funeral Home, 6251 Dempster street. Morton Grove, Wednesday, 9:30 a m. Interment Queen of Heaven. YO 5-2500. Miskovsky Miles Miskovsky, suddenly, of Berwyn, loving husband of Mildred, nee Mateiicska; dear father of Mildred Miskovsky; fond brother of Marie Miskovsky.

Funeral services Tuesday, 11 a. at Mora-vecek Funeral Home. 5318 W. 25th street, Cicero. Cremation Bohemian National cemetery.

TO 3-4242. Moers Joseph Moers. July 22. beloved hnv band of Steohanie, nee Plohovits: dear father of Jeannette Ehrlich; grandfather of Robert, Karen. Alice, and Linda.

At Birren Sen Funeral Home, 1356 Wellington avenue, after 6 P. Monday Funeral Wednesday morning at 9:30. Services in St. Alphonsus church at 10 o'clock. Interment St.

Joseph cemetery. Member of the Bakers' union. Mustari Marie Alice Mustari, nee Theriault, beloved wife ot the late Frank; loving mother of Samuel (Grace Mary Thomasl Thompson. Rose (Henry) Ra-iewski and Theresa (Frank) Ursetto; fond sister of Harry, Bertha Grosskoof, Blanche Kubis, Eva Harrison, and Georoe; dearest grandmother of 12; great-grandmother of 13. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.

from Reda Funeral Home, 8210 S. Racine avenue, to St. Lucia church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Visitation after p. m. Monday. TR 4 8000.

Napierkowski Edwin P. Napierkowski, beloved husband of Gertrude, nee Lesner; dear brother of Virginia Biaiek and Ravmond. Past commander of Thomas Paine post. No. 468, A.

L. Funeral Tuesdav, July 27, 10 a. from Matz Funeral Home. 3440 N. Central avenue, to St.

Priscilla church. Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment St. Joseph's.

Netwig Martha Netwig, pee Stein. July 24, 1965, late of 4438 N. Sawyer avenue, beloved wife of Arthur C. Netwig; fond aunt of Marilyn Nelson; also survived bv many relatives In Joliet, III. Services Tuesday.

1 p. at Alt-Benson Funeral Home, 3224 W. Montrose avenue. Interment Rosehill. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the American Cancer society will be aporeciated.

Joliet, papers please copy. IR 8-2036. Nitz William Nitz. beloved husband of the late Ida; dear father of Mrs. Gerda lOttol Schultz and Benno (Kathleen) Nitz; grandfather of Mrs.

Nancy Wesclltz. Michael. Benno, Joyce. Billy, and Janet Nitz. Funeral Services Tuesday, 11 o'clock, at the Montciair Funeral Home.

6901 w. Belmont av. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. NA 2-9300.

fond mother of Florence Griffith, Charles Congress to extend and broaden existing program to help eco H. Mabel L. Croft, Lolita T. Nowry. and Bessie Rank; grandmother of five; oreaf -grandmother of five; great-great- in- i nomically depressed areas, au g'andmother of four; sister of Isabella Rank in.

of Detroit, ana manna Andrews, of County Downs, Ireland. At thorizing additional 510 million dollars. Senate: Has approved expanded 660 million dollar LOLLY hi.vemus. uow 1 1 lolly; vtxkE amazing. I jt jrisJ fl AkE YOU TWI LOVZLY I MV- V.

IS MOW Lain Son Chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Wednesday, July 28, at 1 p. m. Interment Cedar Park. Schurman version of administration bill.

House: Public works committee approved bill similar to Senate -yr I I CHEEkFUL OKJ A Lj r4'SCl--1 p-l UQ'JrA i Law) Pauline Schurman, dearly beloved wife of Ralph; loving mother of Henrietta IGeorael Weninger. Rose William! Iver f-i ii nz i measure. sen, and Henry; loving grandmother of six; great-grandmother of sin. Resting at Poverty President is seeking the Co umbian Funeral Home. 1030O w.

Grand avenue, near Mannheim road, in 1 billion 500 million dollar au Franklin Park, until 12 noon, Wednesday, July 28. Services 2 P. at the Resur rection Lutheran church, 9920 West Grand avenue. Franklin Park. In lieu of thority to continue the war on poverty program started last year, with spending to be dou bled in 1965-66.

House: Passed. fni i in h-m 1 flowers please make contributions to me Altar Guild of the Resurrection Lutheran church. Interment Forest Home cemetery. 455-1200. Schubert Ellen McEntee Schubert, July 24, beloved wife of the late Stephen; loving mother Senate: Labor and welfare sub Al A AK r-T I Ml committee has completed hearings.

HOUSING AND URBAN AFFAIRS of Frances Hawkins, Helen Kukavac, Russell, John, and the late Richard; grandmother of five; fond sister of Esther New department President MR. MflGDO I CfAl A now rave Artie Marie Wahl, nee Salmon, of Hemet, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of Fred; dear mother of Fred Richard and Alice Schutz. Interment Tuesdav, in Hemet. Weissman Rose Weissman, nee Fogel, of 5730 Richmond street, beloved wife of the late Max; devoted mother of Saul David, Jerome, Ira, and the late Albert; dear grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of two; dear sister of David Fogel, Ann Rosen, Bess Mehr, Sara Blumenthal, Frieda Tauber, the late William, and Sam Fogel. Services Monday 1 p.

at Piser North Town Memorial Chapel, 6130 N. California. Interment Rosemont Park. Member of A. G.

Beth Israel and Steinberg Memorial Club for Cancer Research. Friends may pay their respects at the chapel, Sunday, 8 to 10 p. m. 338-2300. WDey Mark Wiley of 5614 S.

Morgan, beloved husband of Julia; devoted father of David fond grandfather of David L. Services Tuesday July 27, 1 p. at Edgar Funeral Home, 1107 W. 79th street. Interment Oak Woods.

Member of Brighton Park lodge. No. 854, A. F. and A.

Scottish Rite Bodies-Valley of Chicago, and Medinah temple. Visitation after 4 p. m. Monday. Will Matthew Will, husband of Helen.

Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. from the Rowland Home for Funerals, 4152 Sheridan road, at Buena. Interment Montrose. 248-1536. Wodrich Frank C.

Wodrich, age 87, beloved husband of the late Emma; dear father of Alvin Edna Coca, Herbert and Jeanette Ohie; loving grandfather of six; fond brother of Henry. Services Monday, July 26, 2 P. at Matz Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Please omit flowers.

Interment St. Lucas. Wolf Rudolph E. Wolf of Arlington Heights, beloved husband of Clara, nee Schim-ming; dear brother of Henry, Alfred, Reinhardt, Herman, Huldo Hite, and Esther Wolf. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p.

at Lauterburg and Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 East Northwest Highway, Arlington Heights. Interment Memory Gardens. Contributions may be made to St. John church building fund. 253-5423.

Wsol Magdellne Wsol, nee Kieta, beloved wife of the late Stanley; dear mother of Mary Ignatius Virva, Catherine Marozas, John Isabel) and Angellne (Edward) Nowak; grandmother of 10, great-grandmother of 12. Funeral Tuesday, July 27, 10:30 a. ro. from Wolniak Funeral Home, 5700 South Pulaski road, to Saint Turibius church. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

Member of Our Lady of Good Counsel, St. Anne's Altar and Rosary of Saint Turibius church. Ladies Auxiliary of Sisters of Saint Joseph. PO 7-4500. Scannell Stork, Grace McEntee, the latt Hugh, Frank, Walter, and Rose Gutrich.

Funeral Tuesday, 8:30 a. from Don-pel Ian Funeral Home, 10525 S. Western avenue, to St. Maurice church, 36th street and Hoyne avenue. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment Saint Mary's. In lieu of flowers proposed creation of cabinet- I -AOT OH. L7aY 1 level department of housing and urban development. House: Passed.

Senate: Government 1 operations subcommittee has approved. PLAN SERVICES TOMORROW FOR J. R. DeLANCEY APLESS HARRY-" mass offerings will be appreciated. BE 8- 0075.

Schuctlauff Harold W. Schuettauff, son of the late Theodore and Meta; loving brother of Alice Kuhn, Evelyn Claus, Lucille Bor-kowski and Robert. Funeral Wednesday, 1 p. at Barlz Funeral Home, 1811 W. 103d street.

Interment Mount Greenwood. BE 3-0551. Schuhknecht Henry C. Schuhknecht, age 77, suddenly, of 1302 Harrison, St. Joseph, Michigan, formerly of Chicago; dear father of Mrs.

Lannette Dahms of St. Joseph; Mrs. Gottleib Gorr of Melrose Park, Warren and Wilbur of Benton Harbor, Kenneth in the Canal Zone; Irvin of West Covina, and Mrs. Lena Schnur of Des Plaines, 16 grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. Funeral service at 11 a.

m. Monday at the Good Shepherd Lutheran church, Benton Harbor. Friends may call at the Kerlikowske Funeral Home, 802 Main, St. Joseph, Mich. Sherman Lois L.

Sherman, beloved wife of the late Chester C. Sherman; dear mother of Stella Bruinkool, Chester C. Jr. and the late Edna Gieason, Gerald H. and Charles grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of 14; sister of Veme Bovdston.

Services at Sheldon Funeral Home, 5708 W. Madison street, Monday, 1:30 P. m. Interment Mount Emblem. Services under the auspices of Emera chanter No.

402, O. E. Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, also member of Women's Auxiliary Garfield lodge No. 686 A. F.

A. AUstin 7-2012. Stach Teres H. Stach, nee Heffernan, beloved wife of the late Charles dear mother of Merlin fond sister of Thomas F. Heffernan.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from the Ray Duffy Funeral Home, 2335 E. 75th street, at Oglesby avenue, to St. Laurence church. Mass 10 a.

m. Inttr-(rent Mount Olivet. SO 8-7717. O'Dea John J. O'Dea, beloved husband of Mary Cunningham O'Dea; loving father of John Joseph and Francis James O'Dea; dear grandfather of Peggy Ann, Frank James, Beverly Ann, and Sandra Marie O'Dea; fond brother of Patrick, Thomas, Stephen, and Mrs.

Margaret Walsh, all of Chicago, Michael, James. Francis, and Mrs. Winifred Boland, all in County Clare, Ireland, and the late Martin O'Dea. Funeral Wednesday, 8:45 a. from the Sheehy Funeral Home, 8243 S.

Ashland avenue, to St. Joachim church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

Member of the Order of Seville, castle No. Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, local No. 2219, and St. Joachim H. N.

S. ST 3-7700. O'Neill Anne J. O'Neill, nee Meegan, beloved wife of the late Patrick dear mother of Mrs. Patricia Anne Tiernev, Mrs.

Rose Margaret Gervals, and Joseph grandmother of nine; fond sister of Rose and the late Patrick E. Meegan. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from the Ray Duffy Funeral Home, 2335 E. 75th street, at Oglesby avenue, to St.

Philip Neri church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Please omit flowers.

SO 8-7717. Palazzotto Nick Palazzotto, loving husband of the late Antoinette; dear father of Michael (Peggy, Karherlne (Robert Fleck, Cart Josephine, Joseph (Georgia, Sam (Adeline), and Rose (Bruce) Wilson; grandfather of 12; great-grandfather of five. Funeral Wednesday, July 28, 1965, at 9:30 a. from Poterek Funeral Home, 5735-43 Fullerton avenue, corner of Mango, to St. Ferdinand's church.

Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. BE 7-6400. Pawlichenka John J. Pawlichenka of Brldgeoort community, beloved nusrandi of Mary, nee Dworak; dear father of the late John and Margaret.

Funeral services Tuesday, 10 a. m. from Pomierski Funeral Home, 1059 W. 32d street. Interment Resurrection.

YA 7-6424. Zirves Services for John R. De-Lancey, 84, of 230 S. State Elgin, founder and past president of and Ice Cream company and former president of Cities Ice Cream company, both in Elgin, will be at 3 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 252 S. State st, Elgin. DeLancey was a former president of the Elgin Family Welfare association; president of Elgin academy, director of Elgin National bank, treasurer of First Federal Savings and Loan association of Elgin, Chicago Gravel company director, and a member of the Sherman hospital board. He died Saturday in Sherman hospital. John J.

Zirves, beloved husband of Edna, nee Novak; dear father of Dar-lene, Joan, and Sharon; son of Reglna and the late Ferdinand; brother of Bertha Lamberty and Eugene. Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 from Liddy Chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road, to St. Eugene church. Interment St. Joseph.

Ki 54220. Zuraj Mary Zurat, nee Koller, dearly beloved wife of Charles; fend aunt of Stanley Zurai of Boston. Funeral Wednesday, a. from Kenny Brothers, 5438 S. Helsted street, to Visitation church.

Interment St. Mary. Member of Visitation Blessed Sacrament society. BO 8-0662..