Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 63

CHICAGO TKIliUiE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1966 Section 2 11 I' Mortenson Ztlda Mortenson, nee Nelson. Dec 12. 1966. at Large, beloved wife DEATH NOTICES U.S. Lists 31 More Yanks Killed in Viet TWO WORKERS HDRT IN LOOP BUILDING FIRE ConL from preceding page Kirn Mmiw J.

Kim. Ufcwrt tone- tt Ht Otlctffl $croJI Kir tov-film Marr GiMin. Mm, Mat-Ww. Marvarvt SnrOar, Joa. Atnl Viarrm, Clara ka.

jftaaar, James, and PKillia Ktmj Otar araMtattwr of 2ti and Sanchei Gladys E. aanchez. btloved mother af Greta Gary, Albert and Gloria Gall; fond groridmother of four; dear sister of Mildred Thomas ana) Dorothy Leister. Resting at Lewi Feneral Home. 7600 W.

Grand avenue, at the Circle. Feneral Thursday, Dec 15, at 1 p. m. Interment Concordia cemetery. GL 3-1234.

Schoenberg Palmer Charles Schoenberg, Mount Prospect, dear father of Lula Mae Pope. Frank and Palmer Charles grandfather of eight; brother of Vincent and Otto. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from Friedrlch Funeral Horn, 320 W. Central road, at Northwest highway.

Mount Prospect, to St. Emily's church, Irrrarment Mount Carmel. 235-7000. Schnldt of Edwin S.i loving mother of Kenneth E. and Joan G.

Anderson; grandmother of four; dear titter of Herthe Rush of Large Carl Nelson af Chicago, hire sitters and twe brothers In Sweden. Funeral Friday, 1:30 at Kttehem Funeral ha Dei, 2036 W. 79th steet. Interment Oak Hill. HU 3-6203.

Mnskowltz Justin MustowItT, nee Bocorlc, wife of the lata John; loving mother of John E.i mother-in-law of Ann E.f sister of Mrs. John (Giltlia) Buckley. Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a. from BefT Funeral Home.

6222 N. Broadway, to St. Crtrvd church. Washington, Dec. 13 UPD DOOMED SON'S WORRIES TOLD BY HIS FATHER Marine Is Killed in Viet Bombing To Marine pfc.

John H. Knudsen, 21, of 1413 Garfield 1-rnfaWc of 12. antral Frio, Dies in Blaze tc I ft, I i xvi a. from Blata-Lania Fantral Homa, 791k ttrtet at Loomii boulevard, to Little A flash fire broke out in a lower cfcurch. Inltrmant St.

MarVs cemetery. Mctnocr of O. St. Au- Loop office building late yes Reouim mas 10 a. m.

iniarmgnr i Joseph ctmetery. JH 3-4034. Nastruccl terday afternoon and burned two electricians. William Hayes, 62, of 2910 W. 103d st, and Joseph Smith, 62, Raymond J.

Nestrucd, beloved husband of Florence; deer tamer of Mary Smith. Sophie Schuldt, beloved wife of the late Fred G. dear mother of William, Clarence, and Rudolph; five grandchildren; IS great-grandchildren; sister of Luell Ger-ner, Clara Hoist. Fred. Elmer, Adolph, Edwin, Albert, and the lat Christ Will.

Visitation Thursday after 3 p. at Oehler Funeral Home, La and Parry streets, Des Plalnes, where services will be held Friday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Gertrude Hal amen, and Frank bucks; of 11312 Rockwell were repairing a fuse box on the 14th grandfather of 10; stepson of Herman Errgang; brother of Leonard. Ratting at Matz Funeral Home, mo n.

cwrrai avenut, until 12 noon Thursday, Dec IS. no in state Nebo Urmeran cnurcn, Jacqueline Sales Menard and Dakln, from 1 P. m. until time of services, 2 p. m.

Interment Mont Town of Maine, 124-5155. Schumann Louise Schumann of 2135 Col left lane, Flossrnoor, dear wife of Kurt floor of the Bankers building, 105 W. Adams st, when the box burst into flames. Both men suffered burns on their faces and upper bodies, but were reported in eood rose. Visitation after P.

m. leesoay. Nemeth land. Ore. At Datv-Panozzo Funeral Home, 214 E.

115th street. Service Thurs Steven Nemeth, beloved husband of Eva, nee Merkie; loving father of Geraldln (Karl) Dash, Sharon (Jamsj Pgious. condition in Presbyterian-St. day, Dec 15. at I P.

m. iniermenr r-air-mount. Shame a major problem in fighting in the jungles of South Viet Nam was the difficulty of sorting out the enemy from the ally. "You never know who is behind you," he once wrote and Ttresei vona granotaTner or rour, hrother of Helen. Ann Baraskus.

Mar aaret Ladzrnski. Louis, and John. Funeral Dr. James J. Sharp, D.

D. beloved Friday. 9:30 a. from the Koop Funeral Home. 5844-41 Milwaukee avenue, to St.

Cornelius church. Interment husband of Anne t.t rono taTner or Mrs. Villa fRalphl Donegan and Dr. sr. Joseph, ritas omir newer.

James J. (Gladys) erandfathar of nine; great-grandfather of four; brother Pfc. Michael L. Grouson, Po-catello, Idaho. Pvt.

John H. Knudsen, Chicago. Pfc. Ellsworth I. Davis New Orleans.

Sgt. Lucious L. Everett, Detroit. Sgt Douglas J. Miller, Lansing, Mich.

1st Lt. John S. Sayer, Water-town, N. Y. Corp.

Clifford R. Singleton, Brooklyn. Pfc. Robert D. Sage, Rochester, N.

Y. Lance Corp. William H. Bater, Akron. Pfc.

Jack W. Logan Kirt-land, 0. Sgt. Owen F. Neumyer, Har-risburg, Pa.

Capt. Joseph G. Mix son, Buna, Tex. Pfc. Martin Ruiz San Antonio.

Staff Sgt Doyle A. McShan, Everett, Wash. Lance Corp. Richard W. Mo-Vay, Pittsburgh.

Reported missing in action were army Sgt. Charles E. Sivits and air force 1st Lt Gerald O. Alfred Jr. Staff Sgt.

Dennis W. Anderson, Olympia, died of non-hostile causes. Missing not as a result of hostile action was army Sp. 4c Robert T. Doughty.

763-5111. Neruda The defense department today identified 31 United States military personnel killed in action in Viet Nam. It said the list included 14 of the 17 marines killed Saturday when they were bombed by United States planes. The combat dead were: ARMY Staff Sgt. Elmer W.

Dickens, Marina, CaL Pfc. Michael R. McCommons, Anaheim, Cal. Pfc. Donald L.

Lee, Titus-ville, Fla. Pfc. Charles A. McMasters, Franklin, La. Pfc.

Robert E. Jones, North Redwood, Minn. Pfc. Franklin E. Brooks, Nap-ton, Mo.

Sp. 4c Howard C. West, Clinton, N. C. Sp.

4c George A. Sanders, Bloomingdale, 0. Staff Sgt. John W. Earnesty, Scottdale, Pa.

Sp. 4c Jimmie C. Poe, Charleston, S. C. NAVY Hospitalman 3c John N.

Grachtrup, Grand Rapids, Mich. Marine Corps Lance Corp. Randall D. Jar-rell, Camp Hill, Ala. Lance Corp.

Jerry K. Patrick, Denver, Colo. Pfc. Phillip T. Wiley, Pueblo, Colo.

Staff Sgt. Joseph demons, Orlando, Fla. Pfc. John D. Gayman, East Point, Ga.

Pre KnvdsM Victoria Nerada. btloved wife of fh lat Irvln; loving pother of Irvlit BusTina court. No. as. 7J-G.

Kohzer Emil Koriir, dear friend of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Voiter of Morton Grove. Funeral Friday, II a. from Hoiier-bJ Funeral Home, 4072-34 N.

EUton at Irving Park. Interment Graceiand. Member of Serinefeider Singlr soctaty. IN 3-1510. Kons Lucien Kons, dear husband of Christian; father of Evelyn and Michael; ton of Aipnome and Helen Kons.

Service Friday. a. at Scnlerf Funeral Home, 21)8 Lawrence avenue, to St. Matthias church. Mass 30 a.

m. Inltrmant All LO 1-4630. Kras Robert W. Km of Des Plaints, beloved husband of Agnes dear fattier of Virginia Ann, Victoria Ann, and Veronica Ann; devoted son of Frank M. and Soptii brother of John F.

and Thomas R. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from Oehler Funeral Home, Lee and Perry streets, Des Plain, to St. Stephen church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment All Saints. In lieu of flowers, masses will be appreciated. 824-5155. Krzyminski Joseph F.

Knvmlnskl, loving husband of Clara, nee Zdanowici; beloved fattier of Edmund (Janet Cecilia I Chester Dud-czak, and Alice Raymond Dorsz; fond brother of Julian (Bernicel, Waiter Harriet), and brothers and sister In Argentina; brother-in-law of Gregory (Bernicel Kowelik; grandfather of IS. Funeral on Friday, Dec 16. 196, at :30 a. from Poterek Funeral Home, 5247-53 W. Fuller! on avenue, near Lock wood, to St.

Stanislaus B. and M. church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery.

BE 7-6400, Kadrna Antoni Kudma. nee Kvbu, of Berwrn, beloved wife of the late James; deer mother of James (Helen) Kudrna; fond grandmother of Emilie A. (Raymond) Green and James C. Kudrna sweat-grandmother of Johnny and Jimmy Green. Services Friday, Dec 16.

1 P. at Svec and Sons Funeral Hem. 6227 W. Cermak road. Interment Woodlawn.

Member of the Berwvn Taxpayers Group. GU 4-2050 or Bi 2-2027. LaBean Claire LaBeae, S5S E. Olnev street, Rosemeed, wife of Raymond; mother of Lynn; daughter of Mary Genge. sister of William Gengt, Julia Schmidt, Theresa Swanson, Rose Lyman, Helen Genge, Violet Kingston, Marie Routtenberg, and John Genge.

Services will be field In Rosemeed. Lang (Diane, Donald, Mrs. Dorothy Robert Laine. Mrs. Geraldina (Jamesl Andes; to his father, Henry.

He said in the letter that it grandmother of five. Funeral Thursday, 9 was difficult sometimes to de a. nu, from the Montclair Mineral Mom. 6901 W. Belmont, to the Sacred Heart church In Metros Park, 111.

Interment Queen of Havn cemetery. NA 2-9300. of Luke and Eva snarpe. r-unerai r-rtoav, 11 a. at the Fern Chapel.

South Western avenue at 100th street. Interment Mount Hope. Siebenmann Laona (Jacob) Siebenmann, beloved wife of Otto; loving mother of Steven, Alan, Raymond, Marilyn, and Diane Jacob; grandmother of six; fond Sister of Evelyn, Edna, William, Alfred, Bernle Brauner. Resting at the A. V.

Furman Funeral Home, 3100 Irving Park road. Services 1:30 p. m. Thursday. Interment Irving Park.

In lieu of flowers, contributions to Tabor Lutheran church, 3542 W. Sunny-side, will appreciated. IR 8-5800. Simanek Joseph Simanek of 2447 ScovUI avenue, Berwvn, beloved husband of Anna, nee Nemecek: devoted father of Frank (Eleanor) Simanek, Mary William Gross. Anna (Joseph Prochaska, Agnes IGeorael Reznv.

and Elizabeth (Jerry) KowosielsU Ravmand NowesMskt. ha loved husband of Janet, nee Peplinskl; dear father of California was killed in a fire in his basement apartment last night. George Napier, 6th division fire marshal, said Gavin apparently fell asleep in a chair and his clothing caught fire from a candle on a nearby table. U. C.

LANGUAGE SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED The establishment of the Ana Jule Calderwood memorial scholarship fund to assist students majoring in the Romance languages at the University of Chicago was announced yesterday. The fund was established by Howard N. Calderwood, retired chemistry teacher and inde-dendent consultant on water pollution and wood products chemistry, in memory of his late wife. Mrs. Calderwood, who died April 5, 1965, was graduated with honors in 1905 from the University of Chicago, where she majored in the Romance languages.

She later joined the faculty of the university's extension division and taught Spanish from 1907 to 1909. She also taught at the University of Kansas. Luke Hospital. Keep Blaze Confined Firemen, who said the blaze was confined to the hallway where the men had been working, said it appeared that two wires had been crossed. An official of Walter E.

Heller a brokerage and financial firm located on the 14th floor, said smoke from the fire made several employes ill. The 39-story building houses brokerage firms, bankers' associations, and offices of a number of railroads. Meanwhile, 25 former neighbors of a Maywood couple who lost three of their nine children in a blaze in their home early yesterday pledged to help them financially. Jacqueline Sales, 14, and her two sisters, Sharon, 9, and Pamela, 4, were smothered by intense heat and smoke while asleep in their home at 1224 S. 12th av.

in the suburb. Six Escape Unhurt Six other children, all boys, escaped injury. Mrs. Sales led Jack, Joanne, Anthony, and Mtcneei; father-in-law of Patricia; brother of Jenny (Michael) Tomaszewskl; Leo (An-geline), and Elsia (George Schickel; fond grandfather of Kenneth and Gregory. Funeral.

Thursday, Dec 15, at 9:30 a. from Woiciechowskl Funeral Home. 2129 W. Webster avenue, to St. Hedwig church.

Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. Member of LaFavetle council. No. 361, K.

of AR 6 4630. Ochab Regine J. Ochab, nee Zvzner, btloved wife of the late Joseph; fond mother of Stanley; sister-in-law of Katharine Zrz-nar and Anna Rokosz. Funeral Friday, kostrunek; grandfather of seven; great Dec 16, 9:30 a. from Kolsuk Fu termine which man was a South Vietnamese soldier and which was a Viet Cong.

Killed in Bombing In the end, it did not make any difference. Pfc. Knudsen was one of 17 men killed Saturday when a marine plane accidentally dropped two bombs into the middle of a marine company fighting 5 miles south of the demilitarized zone. His father was informed of the death yesterday. Knudsen, a radio operator, had been in South Viet Nam since August He had enlisted in the marines in October, 1965, and was inducted last February.

A graduate of Chicago Vocational High school, Knudsen had worked for the United Steel corporation. Other Survivors listed In addition to his father, he is survived by his mother, Mary; a brother, Michael, 20; and a sister, Sharon, 22. Michael, following the example of his older brother, neral Home, 4255-59 W. Division, comer of Kildare, to St. Frands of Assist church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. Pleas omit flowers. AL 2-3600. Paeth FIND DONAHUE DIED OF DRUGS grandfather of 12- services wtdnesoay, Dec 14, 2 P.

at Svec Sons Funeral Horn, 6227 W. Cermak road. Interment Bohemian National. Member of Court Karl IV, C. O.

and Berwvn Taxpayers Group. In lied of flowers contributions to the Bohemian Home for the Aged would be appreciated. GU 4-2050 or Bi 2-2027. Smith Hattie Mae Smith, late of 2243 W. 119th street, beloved wife of the late George; fond mother of Vera I.

Marr; grandmother of Vara Fiedler; greet-grandmother of Gregory; sister of Grace Hintze and Anna Salisbury. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p. at the Hickey Chaeel, 2429 W. 127th street. Blue Island.

Interment Chapel Hill Gardens South. FU 8-0014. Stanecky Joseph George Stanecky, beloved husband of Judith; devoted father of John of Encino. Mildred Svendsen of Crystal Lake, Vera Gore of Kenosha, and Anna Deutsch of Whlttler, loving grandfather of five; greetaeandfather of nine. Member of National Slovak society.

Resting at Wauconde Funeral Home, 235 N. Main street, Wauconda, IIL Funeral mass at St. Patrick church, McHenry, Friday, 10 a. m. Interment St.

Joseph. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Lake County Tuberculosis sanitarium, Waukegan, will appreciated. 526-2115. Strauss Ruth Strauss, beloved daughter of the lat artist-sculptor. Emil O.

Strauss and Ida. At Lain and Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, wher services will be held Thursday, Dec 15, at 2 p. m. Please omit flowers.

AND ALCOHOL ton, was found dead in bed last Tuesday by his 75-year-old mother, Mrs. Jessie Woolworth Donahue. He was attired in pajamas and was lying face down. Police said there was no indication of foul play and Dr. Lake said, "I don't think this was a suicide, altho the circumstances are not yet Frank Lang, beloved husband of the late Anna; dear father of Harold and Howard; steo-fjhr of Rosemary; grandfather of seven.

Resting at Thomas J. Cooney Sons Funeral Home, 3552 Southeort avenue. Services Thursday, 11 a. m. Interment Elnwrood.

Lanterbach Henry Ltuterbach, Dec 11, at Syracuse, N. formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Mrs. Erne A. R. Leuterbach; dear father of Mrs.

Donald E. Johnson of River dale; fond brother of Mrs. Emil K. Sonnenoerg of Florida; devoted grandfather of two; also two sisters and one brother In Germany survive Reposing at Community Mortuary. 144th street and Indiana avenue, Rlverdal.

Services Wednesday, 2 p. m. Interment Oak Hill cemetery. For visitation hours call US-5500. Lawrence B'nai B'rith Reelects William Paeth, North Riverside, beloved husband of th lat Minnie; loving father of Eleanor Sack and LoctM Dedtc; dear brother of Selma Reardon, Florence rvorgerd, Hilda Scheel, and Lillian Mullaney; grendf other of four; rl4randfmer of three.

Services Friday, 1:30 p. m. at Kuratko Funeral Home, 25th and Des Plalnes avenue. North Rivet-sloe. Interment Mount Emblem.

In lieu of flowers pletse make donations to the heart fund. Visitation Wednesday. 7 to 10 p. and Thursday, 2 to 5 and 7 to 10 p. m.

447-2500. Paul Elmer G. Paul, beloved husband of Elaine, nee Whitbtckt fond father of Lois Cartwrighf and Keith Paul; rand-father of eight. Visitation 7 to 10 P. nu, Thursday.

Feneral services 1 p. nv, Friday, at AMgrlm Sons Funeral Home, Palatine, III. In lieu of flowers, donations to Community Church of Rolling Meadows era suggested. Burial private. Pearce James W.

Peero. btloved husband of Dorothy Qui lev Pearce; devoted father of Martin and Mery Peerc; dear brother of Mary F. Pearce. Visitation after 6 p. 4 Wednesday.

Funeral Friday, 0:45 a. from the Sheeny Funeral Home. 8743 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Ethelrede church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Mt. Carmel cemetery. Member of Common Two Are Killed in Car joined the marines earlier this year and is stationed at Camp Lejeune, N.

C. Insurance Executive Myron E. Herzog, vice president of Eliel Loeb, insurance counselors here, has been reelected national chairman of the B'nai B'rith Foundation of the United States, it was an four of the boys from the blazing house, while firemen rescued the other two. Mrs. Thomas J.

Miller, who lives in the Sales' former residence at 428 Stone pi. in Wheeling, told of the pledge to help the family. She said she was also seeking gifts of food and clothing. Also, County hospital officials yesterday asked for blood donations for 5-year-old Cassandra Smith, who received burns in a fire that engulfed her home at 1451 Larrabee u. Oct.

23, killing her parents and two brothers. Anthony Gavin, 75, of 1411 N. New York, Dec. 13 UPD James Donahue, 53, one of the heirs to the Woolworth fortune, died of acute alcoholic and barbiturate intoxication identical to that which claimed the lives of such celebrities as Marilyn Monroe and Dorothy Kilgallen. "We're having a number of these deaths," said Dr.

James L. Luke, associate medical examiner for the city. "It's a combination thing. This man took a little too much of one or the other, and they're both depressants capable of causing respiratory failure." Donahue, a playboy and favorite cousin of Barbara Hut- George C. Lawrence, beloved husband of Anne; devoted father of Mrs.

Phyllis Siboen and Mrs. Olive Quiim; dear grandfather of Larry and Lorl Ouinii and Jar Sibben; brother of Haiti Craig and Lillian Olson. Services Friday, 1 p. at Corcoran Funeral Home, 6150 N. Cicero avenue.

Interment Arlington cemelerv, Elmhurst. Masonic services p. m. Thursday. Visitation alter 2 Jet Fighters Collide TOKYO, Dec.

13 Reuters Swierczynskl Crash Near Versailles Versailles, tiec. 13 (DPD Two Mount Sterling residents were killed today when their car ran off Illinois highway 99 on a curve three miles south of here in Brown county. Police said Howard E. Mayes, 45, and a passenger, Margie Follis, 50, were killed. nounced yesterday.

J. B. Tobin, president of the Nibot Corpo Mary Swierczynskl, sass, loving wit of th lat Frank; btloved mother of Thtddws (Rosalie); fond sister of Helen (Walter JWIIk; dear grandmother of William, Ronald, Diane, and Thomas. Funeral Two F-86F jet fighters of Japan's air self-defense force collided in midair today and crashed into the sea off north ration, Lincolnwood, was elected a vice chairman. Herzog will serve his fifth term as wealth EdiSO Post.

ST 3-7700. Perrone eastern Kyushu. Both pilots were rescued. Thursday. Dec is, 1966.

at a. from Poterek Funeral Home. 5735-43 W. Fullerton avenue (comer of Mango, to St. James church.

Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. VI station after 1 P. as. Tuesday.

BE 7-6400. Szerkins Frank B. Perron, btloved husband of Helen, nee Inglese; lovin father of James (Maria, Mrs. Virginia (Peter Oliver and Mrs. Marie Salvalore Panzeca; grandfather of four; fond son of Vincent and th lat Virginia Cemereta; dear brother of Mrs.

Josephine Cornell, Mrs, Christmas Dinner? Lena Menser, Mrs. Lucille MecFeriand. Mrs. Marie Ludwig, Michael, Samuel and p. Wednesday.

7J6-J8JJ. Lindblad George C. Undblad. beloved husband of Helen, nee Bentley; loving father of Arthur. Ronald Thill, Sherlene Larsen, Patricia Bert hold, and Gail Wittenberg; dear son of the late Arthur and Mae; fond brother of Harold.

Doris Dreppeo-staedt, Alice Guzzi, William, and the let Helen Kelsow and Marshall; grandfather of IX Services Friday, Dec. 16, 1:30 p. at Columbian Funeral Home, 10300 W. Grand avenue. Franklin Park.

Interment Elmwood cemetery. 455-1200. Ludewig M. Richard Ludewig of Cary, formerly of Chicago, age 79, dear husband of Ethel, pee Peterson; fond father of Mrs. Shirley ILeo) Meguire and Richard B.

Ludewig; grandfather of six; brother, of Mrs. Martha French, Ben, and the late Fred. Irwin, Emily, Clara, and Lillian. Resting at Warner" Cary-Grove Chaeel. 104 South High Road, Cary.

after 12 noon. Thursday. Funeral Friday, 1 p. at chapel. Interment Windrtdee, Or.

Member of Blair lodoe No. 1154, A. F. A. M.

Further informer ion, 115-459-3000. Looter Victoria Lanter, nee Stfse, beloved wife John Perrone. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. Richard A. Szerkins, btloved husband of Dolores; devoted father of Michael, Laura, and Glenn; loving son of Adam and Btmke; dear brother of Dorothy (John) Poremba, Lorraine Joseph Gru-per, Gloria Gene Predika, and Artene (Richard) Medo; fond uncle of seven.

Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from Malec and Son Funeral Home, 834-38 N. Ash from The Montclair Funeral Home, 6901 W. Belmont avenue, to St. Williams church.

Interment Mt. Carmel. NA 2-9300. PetraiUs Aoattta Petra It! i. dear sister of land avenue, to St.

Bonirace cnurcn. Interment Maryhlll. 421-5800. Tait daien Shores; dearest aunt of Helen Beiskls, John Shurw. Richard Shures, Joseph Shures, Robert Shures, Ann Formes, Patricia Rampsclw Albert Ramoech, AUca M.

Tait, Dee. 11, beloved wife of Theodore Tait; fond mother of Barbara Guthnecfci grandmother of Donald Rampsch, John Rampsch, Jos- Jeffrey. Lanra. and Lvnn Guthnedt; phin Jacobs, and Gladys Kami, t-u- sister of th lata Joseph Sdilitzer. At rwral services Thursday, a.

tron th Marouetta Fwnerei Home, 2533 Lain and Son Chanel, 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held 71st street, to Nativity B. V. M. church.

We Invite you to participate In the Wind Fund now and throughout the coming year. Today Evergreen Plaza Jim Holt appearing Noon Thursday-Edens Plaza Bill Berg appearing Friday Lake Meadows Lee Rodgers appearing 'Saturday Ford City-Chuck Benson, Kurt Interment St. Ceslmir. QR d-2345. Wednesday.

Dec 14. at 7 P. m. of the late George; dear mother of Interment Mount Hope. Visitation after Anna fJohnl BKftuslak, Mary John Piekarskl Knorovsky.

and the late Julia Stahulak; 2:30 a. m. Tuesday. Thompson orandmother of nine; great-grandmother of 11; sister-in-law of Elizabeth Lunter. Angellne (KolodnelsklJ PlekarskJ.

beloved wife of Peter; dear mother of Josephine Kegowla, Dorothy, A. W. Cavenaugh, Edward. Eugene, and Richard; fond mother-in-law of A. W.

Kegowla, Florence, Joyce, and Marlon Piekarskl; 12 Not when the Wind Fund Is there to fill the plate. This holiday season, WIND introduces a new concept in Public Service: a continuing campaign to serve worthy causes throughout the year. The Wind Fund presently collecting money and food to feed the Chicago area's neediest families at Christmastime. The greatest need is for money to provide fresh food for some families an almost unheard-of-luxury. To contribute, send your contribution to "The Wind Fund, co National Boulevard Bank, 400 N.

Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. But the needy also require staple foods. To contribute such non-perishable Items, visit our Christmas Caravan now appearing in shopping centers throughout the Chicago area. marr cim i iwnpwii new ms, 12, lata of Monte, wire of th lata Earl loving mother of John E. of Funeral Thursday, Dec 15, a.

from Soltes Chapel, 276 W. 51st street, to St. Simon church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Flossrnoor and Mrs. Ross E. (Mildred) Entombment Our Lady of Sorrows. Su grandchildren; two great-grandcniioren. GROUP WIND.

FUND Funeral Thursday. 9:30 from Kor- Parsons of Henderson, and the late Mrs. Opal Fleming; five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Member of Forestviil Chapter No. 177 O.

E. S. fas Funeral Home, 1356 S. Marouetta avenue, to St. Mary Magdalene church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross preme auditor of Lady penn. Slovak Catholic union; member of Assumption B. V.

No. 352, First Catholic Slovak Lady's union; Our Lady of Levoca Br. 158, L. P. S.

C. and Altar and Rosary sodety at St. Simon church. PR Resting at Tews Funeral Home. 18230 Dixie hrgnvray, Hammond.

Visitation after cemetery, so e-leov. Pinckney WeSTINSMOUSE BROADCASTING COMPANY 7 p. m. Tuesday, services Thursday, p. m.

Irrtermerrt Cedar Park cemetery. SY 8-5300. Tirpak -7257. Madden Lena Madden, beloved wife of the late Albert (Edward); loving mother or Gieovs (Vmiaon. Edward, and John: fond grand George Tirpak, beloved husband of Roberta, nee Schroeder; loving son of the late George and Mary; dear brother of Floyd K.

Plndtney of River Forest, husband of the late Kethertn dear father of Robert W. and the lat Elizabeth Novak; erandfathar of tin greatgrandfather of six. At th Pedrsn-Rv berg Mortuary, 435 N. York street, Elmhurst, Tuesday, 5 to 9:30 p. and where services will be held Wednesday, 1 p.

m. Interment Mount Emblem, infa mother of 10. Funeral Thursday, 10:30 Michael Mary, Ann lArtnurj kuois. Mary Joseph 1 Marlnko, Helen Elmer a. from Leo M.

Brieske Son Chewl, 2859 N. South port avenue, to St. Aipnonsus church. Interment St. Joseph's.

Boers, and th lata Julia Bellas; fond brother-in-law or Richard imargareri Srhrneder and the late Michael Bellas; 93541)1. Mallov TE 4-1133. Pollack son-in-law of Florence Schroeder and the late Clarence. Funeral services Thursday, 1:30 p. at Casev-Laskowski Funeral Home.

4540-50 W. Dlversay avenue. Eleanor Ma Hoy, beloved wife of Joseoh; loving mother of Anna Mane I Anthony Naoilillo. Noreen (James) Sarah Weber Pollack of 50 N. Long avenue, btloved wife of the late Morris; dear mother of David Weber; loving grandmother of four; great-grandmother of five.

Services Thursday, I p. at Plser Interment Woodlawn. 777-6300. Member Bomnka. and Joseph grandmother of local 731, I.

B. of T. and O. U. of three; sister of Rita Jischke, Arthur and Charles Makal.

Complete notice Moos Portage Park, No. ZiO. Wetiel Memorial Chapel. 5706 Broadway, interment Rosemont Park. Friends art asked to Pay their respects at the chapel Wednesday evening.

Plas omit flowers. later. Malsi Herbert M. Wetzel, beloved husband of Katherine, nee Schulte; loving father of Leila Lee; fond father-in-law of Deme- Rhode Mae Malsi, Dec 12, at Cerpen- LO 1-4740. Preim tri James spiro; eear ororner or crmie Schultz.

At rest at Otto V. Stransky avV Irma M. Prtlm, nee Roger, btloved wffe and Son Funeral Home. 5112 S. Western tersville, formerly of Chicago, tona motner of Robert G.

end James sister of Marie and Elmer Simmons; niece of Pearl Matthews, Margaret Woomer, James McCllmate, and Minnie Dougherty; grandmother of sii; wife of the late Richard. avenue. Wake Tuesday, 6 P. m. to 10 of otto; dear sister-in-law or Kart Kurt, Lottie Weictwnhain.

and Kurt Preim. Wednesday. 2 a. m. to 10 P.

Funeral private. Attorney In the Chicago Services Thursday, Dec 15, 2 p. at Henry W. Mueller Funeral Home, 5300-12 Retting at Mueihoeter Funeral Home, 1a Reimant avenue, attar 4 P. m.

1' area tor tn past so years, pk a-uuu. WfdnKon. Services II a. m. Thursday fn Whitelock 'v w.

eeimont avenue, av t-iao. Rahlfs I 1 funeral home. Interment St. Joseph cem Manant Rahlfs. tie Feloenhaoef.

etery. River Grove. OK z-fcjuu. Martin Marlorie E. Whitelock, no Coombs, of Gulfport, Fla formerly of Wheaton, loving wit of John B.f fond mother of Marlon W.

Hasttrman, Marjort E. Caldwell, Carol J. Merrick, and the late Rob beloved wit of th lat Henry; dear Mary A. Martin, nee Fleming, beloved momer or lyiaroarer inorewj perers, Carolyn Knight. Howard Helenl.

and wife of the late Joseoh loving mother of Jeanne Helen McManuS, and the late Cleut; loving grandmother of ert grandmother of nine; grear-grano- mather of six; sister of spencer coombs. three and four great-grandchildren, services Friday, Dec. 16, 1 p. at Matz Mariio O'Brien; grandmother of nine; itahtr af the late Thomas J. and Visitation after 7 m.

Wednesday at the saite-; mm Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Leonard Memorial Home, 565 Duane Nellie Shanahan Fleming. Funeral Frt- Interment Concordia. Visitation attar 5 street, Glen Eilyn.

Funeral services itxv. Dec 16. at 9:30 a. from Ahem Thursday, 12 noon, at Trinity Episcopal Funeral Home. 1110 Madison, Oak Park.

1 p. m. Wednesday Riche church, 130 N. West street, Wheaton. Interment Mount Emblem.

In lieu of flow to St. Catherine of Sienna cnurcn. Requiem mass at 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

Member of West End Women's club and Altar and Rosary sodality. In lieu of flowers, masses ap ers, memorials to the Manori fc. wmte-lock memorial fund, St. Mark's Episcopal church. Glen Ellrn, will appreciated.

460032. Fell! Rich, beloved hosbind of th tote Lucy, nee Catal; fond father of Rot (Amos) Pollard, Frank (Mildred, Victoria, Genevieve (All Deurio, Camilla preciated. EU 3-5700 or Kc 3-ZJ74. Maznr Whitmer Patrida Ana Mawr, darling daughter (John) Andrew, and Louis Elaine); grandfather of six; great-grandfather of six. Funeral Thursday, Dec 15, 10-30 a.

from Kolsssk Funeral Heme, 4255-59 W. Division, comer of Kildare. to Our of Brvno and Dolores; fond sister of Karen. Susan, and Jeffrey; granddaughter of John and Berenice Mint and Lady of tn Angers cnurcn, imtrment Mount CarmeL AL 2-3600. Bobbins Michael and Albina Stoiarczyk, t-unerai Thursday.

Dec IS. at 9:15 a. from Baran Funeral Home, 3644-46 N. Central avenue, to St. John Brebevf church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Maryhlll ceme 1 1 1 Lawrence rt-rry Rebblns, suddenly, ba- Harold T. Whitmer, Dec 12, age 74. beloved husband of Florence; fond father of Mrs.

Walter Dorothy Naghar of Dolton, Dr. Harold L. Whitmer, and Donald E. Whitmer of Valparaiso; grandfather of lght; great-grandfather of four; brother of Mrs, Jack Pearl Steel af Henry, also th lat Mrs. Ida Dwy er, Mrs.

Lola Dwyer, Mrs. Claire Miles. Flovd and Homer Whitmer. Member of Universal lodge. No.

985, A. F. A. Scottish kite Bodies, Valley of CMcaeo, and Plumbers union, local No. 130.

Resting at the Tews Funeral Home. 79th street and Phillips avenue. Masonic services 8 P. m. Wednesday.

Graveside MSm 'W I tery. NA 2-1488. McArthor Ruth McArthur of Downers Grove, ked nutband or zeime, nee Tnrtcner; loving father of Bra trice Mlddleton; fond grandfather of Charles and Patricia; dear brother of James, Harry, Edward, and Rowene Ellis. Services Friday, 1 p. at fh Columbian Funeral Horn, 10300 W.

Grand avenue, near Mannheim road. Franklin Perk. Interment Forest Horn cemetery. Mtmbtr of Local 1487, I. A.

M. 455-1200. beloved wife of Lawrence W. dear mother of Mrs. Dorothy KvbinskJ and Mn.

Ruth Isaacs; arendrnortwr of six; great-grandmother of eight. Visitation after 7 p. m. Wednesday af the Toon Funeral Home, 4920 Main street, Down. service Thursday at Henry, HI.

SO 8-4959. Williams Roebuck Albert S. Roebuck, Dec 12. 1966, beloved husband of Mvre Roebuck; dear father of Harry T- Albert Hj James Frank and Mildred Dewett; grandfather of eight; brother of Grace Jasper-son. At Lain and Son Chapel, 2121 W.

95th street, wher services will be held Friday, Dec 16 at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. Walter Williams of Des Plalnes, beloved husband of Fred, nee enter; dear father of Robert and Myms Soren-sen; five grandchildren; fond son of Harry brother of Erme Norskov, Ruby Cunningham, and Ruth Mery Burtirrteme. Visitation until 10 p.

m. Tbursdey at Oehler Funeral Home, Lee at Parry streets, Des Plalnes. Services and Interment Saturday, Grand Island, Neb. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to V. F.

W. National home, Eaton Rends, Mich, 824-5155. ers Grove, where services win se new Friday. Dec 16, at 1:30 P. Interment Clarendon Hills cemetery.

WO V0400. McColInm Robert C. McCoilom. beloved husband of the late Katharine, pee Woselowski, fond son of Robert J. and Margaret; dear brother of James.

John, and Margaret Mary. Funeral Thursday, Dec 15, at 9 a. pl, from the Drumm Funera Home, 2035 E. 79th street, 1 block east of Jeffery boulevard, to Our Lady of Peace church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Marys cemetery. SO 8-1610, Rogers Wojdk Elsie Rogers, no Grtepfce. of Fox Lake, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of John O.

Rogers; fond sister of Mrs. Clara E. Joseph, Lea Ante lea. Cal Mr. Harry Grlepke of Morton Grove, and the lat William and George Gfiepkei aunt to several.

Resting at th K. K. Hamsher Funeral Home, 12 N. Plstakee Lake road. Fox Lake, III.

Services 1:30 p. m. Thursday. Interment Fes Lake cemetery. Inrormafloa 587-2100.

Anna Wofcm, nee Samborskl, beloved wife of John; dear mother of Angellne Anthony) Zientek, Victor, Julius, and Jean (Andrew Michalskl; lovtna orandmother and great-9aridmother. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from Malec and Son Funeral Home, 834-38 N. Ashland avenue, to Holy Trinity church. Interment St.

Adalbert's, HA 1-6800. Rogers ZLnder Bri. Gen. John A. Rovers, hesband af Edith.

Service and Interment Arlington National cemetery, Arlington, Vt. Wednesday, Dec 14. 166. Corttribotlorts to American Cancer society. IIL Di Inc 37 S.

Wabash, aparadattd. McGoire Bernard McGuIre, Dec 12, age 5. husband of the late Eva; father of Ronald of Valparaiso. and Donald of Dayton, grandfather of one; son of Mrs. Margaret McGuir and the late John; brother of Mrs.

Bessie Ogden. Mrs. Daisy Jones, Mrs. Minnie Altier, Mrs. Patrida Ernst.

John, and the lat Georg McGuir. Member of th Wood Finishers union, local No. (II. Rest-In at the Tews Funeral Home, 79th street and Phillips avenue, after 3 p. m.

Wednesday. Services 10:30 a. m. Thursday. Interment Evergreen.

Pleas omit flowers. SO 8-6959. McNamee Elizabeth McNamee, nee Cosgrove. btloved wit of th late John; loving mother of Mary Mori arty, Martha O'Mtilev. Elizabeth Brogen, Ann Yourg, and John; dear grandmother of 20; great-grandmother of eight; fond sister of Sarah Cosgrove.

Funeral Friday, 9:15 a. from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 3737 W. 79th street, to St. Thomas More church. Intel neitt Holy Sepulchre cemefery.

Neftve, af Cwnry Lartgfgrd, tretano. 735-4242. Anna Zlndtr, 97 years eld, of George J. Goldman Home for Aged, 1152 Farwell, beloved wife of the late Abraham; loving mother of Sam (Ida) Zlnder end Leah Cohen; eight grandchildren; eight greatgrandchildren. Services Wednesday, 2 a.

at Welnstein Brothers Chapel, 1300 W. Devon. Interment Westlewn. Member of Iran Hebrew Con, and Geo, J. Goldman Home.

Visitation Tuesday evening. RO 1-2400. Roos Zulke .4. Helen Root, nee Rzesulko, Cahmiet City, formerly of Chicago, baioved wit of Arthur; sister of Frank Lengewe, Edmund Rzesutko, both of Chicago, and Alma Novotny of Whiting. Ind.

Visitation Tuesday, 7 to 10 p. nu, Wednesday, 2 7 te 10 P. m. Funeral Thursday Dec 15. 9 a.

from the Baran Funeral Home, 1235 119th street, WMtlm, Ind. to St. Andrew church. Calumet City. Mess 10 a.

m. till at Hoty Cross. Caiumet City. IK. Martha Zulke, nee Manzk, wife of the late Robert sister of the late August, Carl, end Albert Manzk, and Mathilda Nunfcldt.

Funeral Thjraday, 1:30 p. et Bertz Funeral Home, 1811 W. 103d street, loteftwant Mount Greenwood. BE 2-0551..