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rank L. Armstrong Services for Frank L. Armstrong, 81. of 200 Park Ridge, retired president of Hillison and Etten company, Chicago printing firm, will be held at 2 p. m.

Monday in St. Mary Episcopal church. 306 S. Prospect Park Ridge. Mr.

Armstrong, long in the graphic arts industry, died Thursday 111 Lutheran Gereral hospital, Park Ridge. He was a former director of the Printing Industry of Illinois and the Franklin Association of Chicago. He leaves his widow. Jennie: a daughter, Mrs. Jean A.

Nicholas: a son, Richard Reed Armstrong: seven grandchildren; and a great -grandchild. Mathon B. Dunn Services for Mathon B. Dunn. 56.

of 6709 N. Caldwell will be held at 8 a. Monday in Richard Episcopal church, 51'1 Devon av. Mr. Dunn died Wednesday in Wesley Memorial hospital.

He was chief auditor for Montgomery Ward company and had been employed for 27 vears. He a member of the board of direetors of the Chicago chapter of Internal Auditors institute. Mr. Dunn leaves his widow. a son.

William a daughter, Patricia Ellen: his mother. Mrs. Beatrice Dunn; and a sister. Sam Janous Sam Janows, 78. of 5701 Sheridan died yesterday 111 Wesles Memorial hospital.

Mr. JanOWS was a former steward of the International Ladies Garment Workers union and operated Gari's Millinery store. 909 E. 63d st. for more than sol years until he retired five years ago.

Surviving are his widow. Dorothy: two daughters, Mrs. Sylvia Schlade and Mrs. Harriet Gilman, and five grand children. Services will be held at 10 a.

Ill. Monday in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. of Mrs. Lena Gelfand Mrs. Lena Geltand.

77. of 7619 Keeler Skokie, died yesterday in her home. She was an active fundraiser and volunteer tor the Resthaven Rehabilitation hospital and Fox River rehabilitation pavilion. Urs. Gelfand, the widow of Mever Gelfand who died 112 1961.

is survived a sol. Dr. Leonard: daughter. Mrs. Florence DeMar: seven grandchildren: and nine greatgrandchildren.

Services will be at noon Monday in the chapel at 1300 Devon av Mrs. Grace W. Krueger Services for Mrs. Grace Wolter Krueger. 83.

of 1046 N. Lawler the widow of Dr. Ar thur. a physician who died in 1953. will be held at 2 p.

1 111. Monday in the chapel at 3440 N. Central av. Mrs. Krueger.

who died Thursday in her home. was a past president of the women's auxiliary of the northwest branch of the Chicago Medical society. She 15 survived by a daughter. Margaret: a son, Frederick: two grandchildren; and a sister. Mrs.

George Grabnik Mrs. Constance S. Grabnik. 51. of 3605 Damen died yesterday in her home in Grayslake.

Services will be held at 1 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 5149 N. Ashland av. Mrs.

Grabnik and her husband. George, operated a bakery at the Damen avenue address for many years. She also is sur. viried by her mother. Mrs.

Laura Meyers, and two brothers. Miss Dorothy Mendelsohn Miss Dorothy Mendelsohn. 533 W. Barry died vesterday in Grant hospital. She was a piano teacher for more than 50 vears in the Chicago Musical college, De Paul university, and Chicago Conservatory college.

She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Belle Mendelsohn. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. William G.

Borden William G. Borden, 29. of 2N211 Pleasant Hill Wheaton, a member of the Wheaton police force, died yesterday in Hines hospital. Surviving are his widow. Sierra Sue; and three daughters, Rebecca, Vickie and Laurie.

Test Your Facts Below each of the following questions are listed three answers. Make your choice, see the correct answer below and mark your score. I. What famous man worked on the assumption that "weakness is the only crime" and thus made his name a byword for those seeking Kant. Machiavelli.

Borgia. 2. Which of the following was known as the "Pearl of the al Honduras. Cuba. Panama.

3. In 1790 the first census of the United States showed. 3.919.204 persons. 1,919.204 persons. 919,204 persons.

The dean of all football instructors, Alonzo Stagg, played end at what school in 1889-90? Yale. Princeton. Chicago. ANSWERS 1. Machiavelli.

2. Cuba. 3. 3,919.204 persons. 4.

Yale. South Holland Driver Strikes Light Pole, Dies Phillip F. Pfannmueller. 32. of 17061 Dobson South Holland.

was killed yesterday when his car struck a lightpole 011 103d street near Woodlawn ave. nue. Burnside traffic police said hit the pole, turned over once, and came to rest on its right side. Joseph M. Dilier.

71. of 2018 Bradley pl. was killed yester. 112 Chicago's DEAD 1969 Traffic Foll 12.018 INJURED TY when his vered off S. haws south of Sullivam.

Ind. and struck a utility pole. The who was alone in the car. died about three hours alter the accident in il Sullivan hospital. police said.

Henry Hamel. 39. of Route 1. Hebron. Ind.

killed yesterday when the car he was driving was struck by a southbound Chesapeake and Ohio freight train at U.S. highWay 30 in Ross township. south of Gary Indiana state police said llamel drove into the path of the train altho the flasher signals were working and the whistle had been sounded A two- vear old East Chicago girl died late last night in St. James hospital, Chica go Heights. of injuries she suffered earlier when hit by car at lith street HInd Lincoln avenue.

Chicago Heights. James Pepm. 19. 1111 E. 13th East Chicago Heights.

the driver of the car told police that Carmin Hicks. of 1709 Dresel av. ran in front of his car. He was not ticketed. of midnih: Thur persons had been killed in trat tie accidents 111 Cook county since Dee t4 these 113 were in Chicago where 1201 per.

sons were Injured in the Salt period RITES SET FOR E. F. CHAMBLESS, BAKING LEADER Chan bless industry leader. will be 111. Monday in St.

Chri church. Dearborn SI Mr bles died Thur das 111 hos home at Lake Chambtess 111 Schulze and Burch com pans. toned the Schulze and Burch Erm becom10A board chairman 111 1918 Survivors include two Je. rome and Don. He served tor oll the board of directors of Valentine Boss club and was a past president of Central Manufacturing District club.

2 GREAT LAKES ARE REACHING RECORD LEVEL Detroit. May 2 Levels of all the Great Lakes continued to rise in the last week. with Lakes Superior and Erie inching toward record levels. The United States lake vey reported yesterday that Lake Superior r'ose four inches in the last month to 600.95 feet above sea level and is now just five inches below its record level, set in 1931. The survey predicted it would reach that level by June.

Lake Erie 1050 In inches during April to 372 toot. nine inches below its 1952 record Lakes Michigan and Huron rOse six inches during April to 9 feet and Lake Ontario by 10 inches to 243.45 feet Worker al Wieboldt's Killed by Steel Beam Robert. M. Beily, 33. of 6023 N.

Fairfield died late last night in Wesley Memorial hospital of injuries suffered when a 17-foot piece of steel framework for an escalator being installed in department store. State and Madison streets. fell and crushed him. Deaths Elsewhere Lamar Middleton, 67, author, newspaper man, and publicist and son of the former chief European correspondent of the Chicago Daily News: his books included "Revolt U.S. in New York city.

Maxwell Mayhew Upson. 93, honorary chairman of the board of Raymond International, heavy construetion company; in Charleston. S. J. William Carothers, 73.

president of the Chautauqua Institution from 1960 to 1963, in Chautauqua, N. Y. I I I 18151 lata the 0076 to CHICAGO TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. M.IT 3.

1969 TWO CLIMBERS 7511 Loa HOW ICE SLIDE KILLED 7 BY JOHN ROGERS KATMANDU, Nepal, May 2 Two weary survivors of a Himalayan mountain disaster arrived here today and told newsmen 1 how "a tremendous ice avalanche" had swept away seven fellow climber's and hurled them to their deaths 500 feet below. The story was told by William A. Read, of Moose. and Dr. Jeffrey Duenwald, of Pullman, who were brought back by helicopter.

They were taken by American Ambassador Carol C. Laise to her residence. No Trace of Bodies The avalanche hurled five Americans and two Sherpa guides to death Monday 35 they were setting up an adVance base camp for their ascent at awesome Mount Dhaulagiri Read related. The mountain is 150 miles northwest of here. "There was no trace of them, and we think it would be impossible to recover any bodies." Read said at a press conference.

One of those killed was the espedition leader. Boyd Everett Jr. 36. of New York, whose parents live in Winnetka, Ill. Escaped Slide's Onrush The stubble bearded Read said the avalanche struck as expedition members labored to bridge a crevasse and establish the advanced camp for their assault up the unclimbed southeast ridge of the 26,810 foot peak.

One -Louis Reichardt of Palo Alto. altho ho was standing at the spot where the avalanche struck. Others in the area who survived were Dr. James Morrissey of Olivette, and James G. Jannes, 3d of St.

Louis. is mountaineering -we have to take risks." Read said. Expedition Abandoned We chose the difficult southeast route because this would give rich experience. It may not be conquered for some to come. Our expedition stands abandoned.

We do nOt know if we shall ever get back to this beautiful mountain. Read disclosed that he had become blind 111 one eve, caused by all edema resulting from climbing too high too fast. Because of that he had not been with the advance party, and had gone to the Nepalese wireless post and landing strip at Jomosom for evacuation. In Washington, state department officials said they had learned that 11 Americans. not 10.

were 111 the party and that the 11th man also survived. officials identified hun as Terrence I. Bech. of Spokane, Wash. who joined the expediton 1:1 Katmandu as transport officer.

Climbed to 20,000 Feet Read said the advance group had been up to 20.040 feet and then come down to establish the advance camp at 17.000 fret They were actually working 011 It when this terrific avalanche came down and swept them down 500 feet," he related. Read said the advance team was bridging a 10-foot crevasse at about noon when the noise of an avalanche was heard. "A tremendous ice avalanche swept thru the party and continued down the glacier depositing its debris about 500 feet lower." he related. "Lou Reichardt was left unhurt at the point of impact." Others at 12.500 Feet Reichardt immediately began trying to find his vanished companions. After an hour at the impact spot he began moving down, searching as he went.

At 12.500 feet he met Mor-, rissey. Duenwald, and Janney and their Sherpas carrying loads up. They all went up to the avalanche spot about six hours later. "We searched until dark but found only some light pieces of equipment and no signs of Duenwald said. Besides Everett, those who died were Paul Gerhard.

26, unmarried. of Laguna Beach, John Vincent Hoeman, 32. married. of Anchorage, Alaska: Dr. William Ross, 30, unmarried.

of Norfolk, Conn. The two Sherpas were Tenzing the Tenzing Norlcary who climbed Mount and Pema Phutar. FATHER AN EXECUTIVE Everett's father is Boyd N. Everett senior financial vice president of CNA Financial corporation, a holding company of the Continental Insurance companies of Chicago. The parents live at 61 Indian Hill Winnetka.

The son was a 1960 graduate of Harvard university and a veteran mountain climber. ile was an account executive for the Lehman corporation, New York investment trust. Cicero Police Officer Pavelka Found Hanged Cicero Police Lt. Joseph Pavelka, 61, of 2105 S. Lombard in that suburb, was found hanged yesterday in his garage.

He retired Wednesday. al An -n I son 1 1 Duns 1 leen GU 541 1 93 1 I DEATH NOTICES Brandau A.ton Brandau. of Maywood, beloved hu band of Mercedes, nee Hayes; fond to her of Alan, Richard, and Janis; brother of Marie Miller, Paul and Wilbor Brandau; grandfather of Julie Brandru Resting at the Senne Funeral Home, Li. ha street at 2d avenue, Maywood, Sunday after 1 p. m.

Funeral service Monody 2.30 p. m. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Gottlieb Hospital or the Heart Fund would be appreciated. Inferment Mount Emblem. 343-0014.

Glean Brick, beloved husband MatHill Brock; loving father Mrs. Ritch I Jacks: brother Mrs. Edit Boyd. Mrs. Eleanor Roland, and Everett Brock, brother-in-law Mrs.

Bessie Gorbet. Visitation Sunday after m. Funeral Monday. 1:30 p. from the Elda Funeral Home, Streator, Interment Emery Green cemetery.

Veteran 01 W. Former resident rion Gro. Employed for 35 veals by Public Service company. Brundage LOIS Mar Reddy Brundage, beloved wite Into Alfred Brundage; devoted nt Witha Brundago, Lo.5 Jr. O'Connor, ard the late Buddyl Brundage: dear grand great grandmother of Murphy.

Vis after 6 p. m. A andav. 8:45 d. Sheehy I untral Home, 10727 S.

road, to Oucen of Martyrs Interment lot Liturgical service 8 ST 3-7700 Bullard Sce Irene Bullard Mareno notice. Burianck anther, age dour and Clor To. mg arendmother of seven of six: fond sister Net on, Emma Behnke, Stanier, Adolph Brantner. Services 11 a. at Matt 110 Central avenue.

memorials to Bethel or Heart Fund apmuent after 6 p. m. Saturday. ('ain April recently of father of Mrs. Smith; fond VEld Quality, Vada Brown, Gerald.

Lester, Elten, Norr5, and the late of three MemF uncral Monday, eral Home, Interment Carnegie bolo. Pd hu band at grandfather Sandra wad Tebbens: Michael. and Evelyn Smith Corcoran avenue. m. In lieu of to Amer tocity would be appreciated.

deat father of grand Visitation John Carroll uncrats, Erie and to 10 12 noon to 5. 1949, 1424 ChoppI Hill Gardens Papers Chambless Cogswell husband father Dor.s Donald! LaVerne; the late ber of Legion. Dannel at Bode chute Mass Our 50 1055 Hannan; brother pr In rU Clearbrook CenCampbell, 1 be appre- Croute bolo.rd 5150 North 10 Friday and Funeral mass and Mar 5. in Du1.1 Culbertson Brock Cristi ur zone Craja Sunset lane. husband John Mr 111..

the D. Culbertson Gierone Glencoe, ations to 11 will Dahms Hills, cf Cicero, re ascombly for beloved hus Do Jute devoted Anthon. ROCCO. James Arthur Annie the late Edward Grandfather of 11. brother of Guesther Funeral Mandav, May 8 45 111 from Suer and Sons Fu6227 W.

Cermak road, 10 ct Heaven church Mass Internet Queen of Heaven. Whispering Hills or Bi Saturday after 2 m. Graf husb.at IliDo nt William Mi: ct Beatrice Dunn; brother of Visitatina Saturday 5 to Sundae to 10 at St. church. 5101 W.

De 8 A. at Ru hard tutorment Clarkston, to chard church or A Jr. Amer. turt 1350 Dvorsky beloved hu' Dandi of Katherine, nee Hiavac, dear brother of lohn Martha and Edward and Mary Petrak: brother Mildred Antos. Services, Monday, at 1:30 m.

at Marik Sons, Pulaski Pad Interment Bohe Member of Telephone Pioneers American, Haw. Thorne club. LA 1-3972. Cheling boling Broadview. blond of Jane.

Bowman: brotheraw of Mr and Mrs. Edward Bowof Florence Bowman: brother of Louis. William, and Mrs. Maria Visitation Saturday atter 7 p. m.

Broadsiew Funeral Home, 2020 Roose. Pad, Broadwew. Services Monday, 11 11 al chapel. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. Fi 4-3044.

Edstrom W. Edstrom of West Chicago, nf James R. Edstrom; mother of Robert W. Swanson; grandmother of two, sister of John, Helen Hall, Mary Griffin, Leontine Hudson, and Charlene Schmidt. Services 10 d.

m. Monday at Woodward Funeral Home, route 59 at Pine street, West Chicago. Burial Glen Oak cemetery. Visitation Saturday, 7 to 9:30 p. and Sunday, 1 to 5 and 7 to 9 30 p.

m. 231-1300 Ellison Sec John Herz notice. Engstrom Ju q5 rom May 1. 1969. loving daughter Ira late Charles E.

and Ho trot: dear sister of Vir. Carl, and lohn Engstrom, tint at Kotrham Funeral Chapel, 00.6 79th street, until 10 D. m. day. Funeral Monday, 1 p.

at Luther. Church of the Incarnation, 4901 W. 79th Interment Oak Hill. service Sunday. 8 p.

under auspices of Cork County lodge. No. 90. Retired emplove of United Insurance Company of America. HU 3-6202 Fippinger Harvey Firming of Bellwood, be towed husband of Helen, I nee Cook: loving father of Charlene, nen Prater Arthur Rybar.

dear grandof Linda and Betty Rybar; tor William, Della Turner, Ann Hannebuth, Edna Wei brodt. John, Father Schumann, Margaret Schumann, Rov Fippinger, and the late Harold Fippinger and Alfred Wolff. Funeral Monday, Mav 5, 11 chapel services at Rose wood Funeral Home. 4000 St. Charles road, Bellwood.

Interment Waldheim cemetery. Li 4. 6667. Visitation after p. m.

Saturday. Fitz immons Kathleen Fit simmons, age 26. beloved daughter of and the late William: fond sister of Mary Eileen Kreitz and Nor Resting Al Lewis Funeral Home. 7600 Grand avenue the Circle, attor 6 Saturday. Funetal Monday.

May 5, at 10.30 0. In St William church Mass 11 m. Interment All Saints cemetery. Gl 3-1234. 1 VON AGE 020M SPY, DIES AT 89 Assisted in Hitler's Rise to Power OBERSASBACH.

Germany, May UPI Franz Von Papen, 89. master German spy who aided Adolf rise to power. died today in obscurity in his Black torest home His best know were 111 Constantinople Istanbull where he coco 0021 05- pionage The key to his success ferreting out allied secrets was having the valet of the British Franz son Papen 111 1915 al Nuernberg trials. as an agent. codeCicero.

who sold top documents. including dethe Normandy invasion allies. a German military graduate who served general statf. was attache at German in Mexico City and Washington at the outset World War I. Expelled from U.

S. ambassador named secret tails of by the Papen. academy 011 the military embassies He was blamed later tor sabotaging the American war effort and plotting the disas. trous 1917 Black Tom munitions explosion in Jersey Cus. The explosion kelied two persons and caused 40 million dollars dama.

c. Papen was expelled from the United States 1416 when American newspapers dubbed him "the dev I in a top hat Papen rejoined the general staff until Germans co lapse. reaching the rank of major, then slipped into polities where he achieved influence by ingratiating himselt with Gen. Paul von Hindenburg. the president.

Chancellor in 1932 He and Gen. Kurt Schleicher worked together to oust lemnrich Bruening. the last Democratic chancel of the Weimar republic. and In Papen became chancellor. Schlocher doublecrossed Papen and took over the chane am himself.

Papen took his revenge by persuading Hinde to oust Schleicher. The devil in a top hat" found ho had chosen a worse devil for a master Papen behesed that could outwit Hider. use him 45 a front for own conservative backers. control him, and eventually discard him. However.

Hitler dispensed with Papen as vice chancellor and imposed the rule of nazism in which Papon had his 1-es but never again was a major political figure. Known as the For Instead. Papon embarked on a new diplomatic career which earned him another fov. He became Hider's ambassador to Austria In 1934. undermining the independent country until the nazi take-over in 1938.

Then Papen became ambassador to Turkey, where he managed to keep the Turks neutral until nearly the end of World War IL. He was interned after the war, freed by the Nuernberg War Crimes court. then sentenced to eight vears in a labor camp by a 1917 denazification court. He was released in 1919 because of failing health. Wrote His Memoirs In recent years he wrote his memoirs.

"A Path to Truth." an attempt to defend his actions in AI career which spanned three decades of imperial, Weimar, and nazi rule. Altho he spent his later years in seclusion. the obscurity was broken before his 80th birthday in 1959 when the Vatican named him a privy chamberlain, the final evidence of his gift for outliving his past. COURT ORDERS 20-YEAR TERM IN A KILLING David Roper. 20.

of 1121 Executive circle. Glenview. was sentenced yesterday in Circuit court by Jude L. Sheldon Brown to 5 to 20 vears in state prison for involuntary manslaughter in the death of Frank Sowa, 17. of 6537 Kenton on June 22.

1958. Sowa died after eight days In a coma after he was hit on the skull with a baseball bat durin a quarrel with Roper, who was scheduled to enter the United States Military academy at West Point. N. Y. Roper was freed after posting a $100,000 bond.

pending appeal of his conviction. SUBURBAN VIET ON HIS 2d TOUR The defense department yesterday a Country Club Hills soldier who volunteered for a second tour of duty in Viet Nam was killed in combat. Pfc. Phillip W. Flannigan, 20, the son of Mrs.

Rosemary Cox. 18029 Thomas lane. was killed near Chu Lai April 30. Flannigan, who was graduated from Fulton High school, Fulton, in June 1966, enlisted in the army in October. 1966.

and served his first tour of duty from April 1967 to April 1968. He volunteered for another tour of duty in Vict Nam in October. Also surviving are a brother. Dan. 18, and a sister.

Mrs. Janice Kelly, 21, of Washington. D. C. MEMORIAL CHALICES PROMPT DELIVERY FOR DISPLAY WATRA MEMORIAL CENTER 2848 W.

Cermak Chicago 312-247-2425 Funeral Directors C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL 115 YEARS 221 Last tee SUp. 7 JOHN CARROLL SONS HOME FOR FUNERAL Erie 25 Dedication Announcements Levin A monument will be dedicated of Marsha Lean, Sunday, 10 10 a m.

sharp. at Waldheim Des Plaines avenue to Greenberg quite 66. Sol Bilski A Monument Cemeteries GARDEN DAR PARK Br RIDGE ate40 $950 PA 4 8356 CHOICE GRAVE FOUR Graves ME VORIAL A gra. 10' 4 GRAVE Int $6.5 354 EL LAIN $350. GRAVES Birch oder Path $250 each LU 2 5313 cemetery.

4 GRAVE LOT In Evergreen MAKE OFFER 6 GRAVE In Memoriam Bellizia Br We Fifer f1 LIL. Kinder daard Our trotter Put Your our hearts FORANDA Ravmer Horace A Raymret, Mar 1952 memo ing LOVING WIFF AND DAUGHTER LAURETTA AND SUZANNL Rudd Jonnie Dear. dear Johnnie, with love today and MOM AND Fraternal Notices CHICAGO LOCAL No. 245. L.

P. I. Arthur Swanson. proofer, passed 19:9 Visitation 7 to 10 Drat- and Son V. ester.

Saturday Mar HARRY SPOHNHOLT7 DEATH NOTICES Anderson Phyllis A. Anderson, suddenly, ano, formerly of 10:35 mont, beloved wite Bert, devon mother of Ronald; druther Clara and the late Phillip Eta sister of Lucille Parrish ant ert of Glendale, Cal. Services May 5. p. at Edger 10200 5.

Cicero, Interment Coder Visitation after 6 m. Saturday 723 Balatentis, beloved mother of Mary Ann Zoobrick, Nellie Jasmarn. Johnson, Helen Alexa, and the Late Joseph grand 12 children; 20 great Services 8:30 a. from Vanco Funeral to Monday, Home, 1424 50th avenue, Cicero, St. Anthony church Interment Queen Heaven cemetery.

Visitation Saturday after 2:30 p. m. Picase omit flowers 652 5245 Barnett Rose Barnett, nee Kwidzinski, 000 79. formerly of Chicago, Ill, mother of Bet nice, Mrs. Raymond Hotopp of Fence, William Barnett of Fence, Wis.

Lillian, Mrs. James Evans of Iron Moun tain, and August Barnett of Abbottsford, preceded husband August Barnett, Dec. 30, 1946. Interment All Saints cemetery, "Des Plaines, 111. Bartholomew Louis G.

Bartholomew of Heights, beloved hushand late Louise; fond father of Afire Allen. Harriet H. Struth, Lous R. and Hat vey seven Grandchildren; brother of George, Lucy Reams, and Mary Lovell. Visitation after 3 p.

m. Sunday at Lauter burg Other Funeral Home. 2000 E. Northwest highway. Arlington Hoight where services, will be held Monday, 11 m.

Interment Arlington Hohts Wheeling Township cemetery. 253 5423. Bellavia Bellavia Phyllis Bellavi. Porta, devoted wife of Richard; loving mother of Anthony, Robert, William, and James: dear daughter of Lonnard La Porta, John, And Pearl Puntillo, Agn daughter in-law of Anthony and Bellavia; fond granddaughter of Anna Speciale. Funeral Monday.

9 from Rosario D. Salerno', Sans Funeral Home, 6300 W. North Avenue, to Out Lady Help of Christians church Inter ment Mount Carmel. ME 7-0419 of ME 7-0450. Bingham See John W.

Peterson notice. Boakes Henry J. Boakes of Lake Cenova. beloved husband of the Alves, nee McCarrell; uncle of Edna McCarrell. Resting at Senne Funeral Home, Lake street al 2d avenue, May.

wood. Saturday after Funeral services Monday Interment Elm Lawn, 343-0014. Flynn John Flynn, beloved husband of Anne Flynn, nee McCullough; dear son of the late Sadie and Dennis Flynn; fond nephew of Norene Hanley; loving uncle of 18 and granduncle six. Funeral Monday, 10:15 a. from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home, 3737 W.

79th street, to St. Rita church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. 735-4242. Foster Catherine Steffens Foster, May 1, loved wife of Eugene daughter of Emilie Steffens; sister of Matthew, Vernette Framke, and the late Norman.

Funeral Monday, 9 a. from Donnellan Funeral Home, 10525 S. Western avenue, to St. Ethelreda church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment Mount Olivet. BE 8-0075. Furnari Mathilda M. Furnari, beloved wife of the late Antonino; dear mother of Frances Furnari, Edward, Victor, and Helen Laube; grandmother of five; fond sister of Jennie Wollerman and Elsie Tyrrell.

Services Monday, 9 a. from ZeigerMueller-McCampbell Funeral Home, 6453 W. Irving Park road, 10 St. Priscilla church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph's. Please omit flowers. PE 6-2693.

Gallagher Martha J. Gallagher, Dobbin, devoted wife of Patrick; loving mother of Thomas, Maureen Considine, Patricia Woodram and the late Daniel; grandmother of six; great-grandmother of two; dear sister of Thomas, John, Edward, Gerald, and the late Joseph and Mazie. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Daniel W. Lynch Funeral Home, 9837 S.

Kedzie avenue, to St. Bernadette church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

GA 2-2000. Gallagher P. Gallagher, 78, of 916 Aduana avenue, Coral Gables, passed away Thursday, May 1, in Coral Gables. Mr. Gallagher is survived by his wife Leone H.

and two sons, Raymond J. and Richard. Mr. Gallagher was a former resident 01 River Forest, Ill. and a director and vice president of the International Register Chicago, Ill.

and director of Coral Research Development Florida. Arrangements in Coral Gables, in charge of Philbrich Funeral Home, Coral Gables. Services 11 m. Saturday. Interment private.

It is requested, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the American Cancer society. Gentile See Michele Marinella notice. Grabnik Constance S. Grabnik, May 2, 1969, late of 3605 N. Damen avenue, beloved wife of George; dear daughter of Laura and the late Otto Meyers; fond sister of 0.

Warren and Dale Mevers. Funeral Monday, 1 p. at Nelson Funeral Chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue at Foster. Interment Rosehill.

LO 1-5147. Granbach Sce John W. Peterson notice Grant Virginia Elliot Grant of Hinsdale, age 16. May 1. 1969.

daughter of Gordon and Jean Grant; sister of Gordon, Alexander, David, Rosamond, and Deborah; granddaughter of Mrs. A. F. Law of Brookline, and Mrs. Gordon Grant of Saluda, N.

C. Memorial services 2 p. In. Saturday, at Union church, Hins. dale.

Interment private. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to Hinsdale sanitarium and hospital. FA 3-0634. Grasso Carl A. Grasso, beloved husband of the late Josephine; dearest father of Ca mille I Taborelli, Florence Carl 1 Anni, Joseph and the late Michael fond grandfather of Carl and Michael: great -grandfather of Anthony and Mark.

Funeral Monday, 10 a. from Lombardo Funeral Home, 3425 W. Chicago avenue, to Our Lady of the Angels church. Mass 10:30 d. m.

Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Visitation after 6 p. m. Saturday. Please omit flowers.

NE 8-8200. Gratteau Violet M. Gratteau. Wheaton, beloved wife of the late Roy dear mother of Hubert Roy, Shirley June, and Donald Clayton; grandmother of Six. Friends may call at Hanerhoff Funeral Home, 304 N.

Main, Wheaton, Saturday and Sunday afternoon and evening, where services will be held Monday. May 5, dt 2 p. m. Interment private. 668-0027.

Hanrahan See Delia Scanlan notice. Hansen Clara P. Hansen, wife of the late Olaf; sister of D. A. Howard; aunt of Helen M.

Stautter. Member of Oak Park chapter. No. 539, 0. E.

Ray Oak club, and Nakama Club of Oak Park. Friends mAY call Sunday, 7-9 p. at PostleChapel, 523 Lake street, where serv ces will be held Monday, 1:30 Interment Acacia Park. EU 3-4141. Hanzalik Helen Hantalik, nee Stulaiter, loved wife of the late Stephens; loving mother of Andrew Henry (Sophia) and Frank dear grandmother of Durrell Donna Barbara Monica and Michael fond sister of John and the late James Stulater.

Services Monday, p. at Moistner Funcral Home, 5620-24 Irving Park road Interment Bohemian National PE 6-9000 or MO 6-3877. Herz John J. Herr, age 56, W. W.

vet. cran, beloved husband of Marie, nee Maniglia; dear son of the late John and Elsie Herz: brother of Marie Ellison and Lillian. Funeral 9:15 a. m. Monday, from Columbian Funeral Home, W.

North avenue, Oak Park, to St. Sylvester church, Chicago. Mass 10 30 d. m. Entombment Queen of Heaven.

Member of C. T. D. post, No. A.

and 40 8. Please omit flowers. ES 9-5151 or Vi 8-3010. Hildebrandt Put. Heiko Hildebrandt, U.

S. M. suddenly. of Cicero, loving son of Heinz and Wilma. nee Schafer; be.

loved brother of Betty Prost, Chris Soika, Karl Eilers, and Marion Plunket. Rest. ing at Hitzeman Funeral Home, 9445 W. 31 street, Brookfield. Funeral Home, 0.115 W.

31st street, Brookfield. Funeral Monday. 11 m. Interment Mount Emblem. 485-2000.

Visitation Saturday after 3 p. m. Janicki Dr. Charles P. Janicki D.

D. of Villa Park, beloved husband of Noteen: loving father of Mrs. Linda Reising, Patricia, and Pamela; dear stepfather of Tom and Gary; son of Dr. Charles P. Janicki Sr.

and Alma Janicki; brother of Mrs. Lois Waskowski. Funeral 11 a. m. Monday, at Steuerle Funeral Home, 350 S.

Ardmore avenue, Villa Park. Inferment. St. Adalbert's. Visitation after p.

m. Saturday. 832-4161. Janisch Frank J. Janisch, beloved husband Stella Dyrkacz Janisch; loving father of Deborah, Katherine, and Frank dear son of Katherine Herzog Janisch and the late Frank: fond brother of Ann Valentine and Michael Janisch; son-in-law of Julia Dyrkacz.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 0. from Walter Quinian Sons, 2122 W. 79th street, to Little Flower church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment St. Mary cemeterv. TR 4-7300. Klaer See Mae J. Schindler notice.

Klemp Elda M. Klemp, nee Horenberger, May 2. of Deerfield, wife of A. G. Klemp; mother of Robert grandmother of two: sister of Ralph Horenberger and the late Mabel Oft.

Visitation after 3 p. m. Sunday, May 4, at Kelley Spalding Funeral Home, 1787 Deerifeld road, Highland Park. Funeral 11 a. m.

Monday at Trinity United Church of Christ. 831-4260. Krueger Grace Wolter Krueger, dear wite of the late Dr. Arthur H. fond mother of Frederick W.

W.I and Margaret grandmother of Ann and Kath. ren; sister of Bertha W. Masters. FUnetal Monday, May 5, 2 at Matt Funeral Home, 3440 N. Central avenue.

Interment Mount Emblem. Visitation after 6 p. 111. Saturday. Kuchne Susan E.

Kuehne, nec Dittrich, of Joliet, mother of Kenneth C. Kuehne of Bellwood, sister of Ann Schmitt of Winfield, five grandchildren; four great-grandchildren. Funeral service at Sonntag-Wilie Funeral Home, Joliet, 10:30 a. m. Monday.

Interment Elmhurst cemetery, Joliet. Visitation Saturday and Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. m. Lang John Lang, age 75, beloved husband of Mary, nee Plaza; dear father of Robert, Eugene, and Virginia Sablis; grandfather of eight; brother of Elizabeth Krapil, Stanley, and Julia Brusch. Funeral services Monday, 9 from Cooney Mortuary, 12 E.

112th place, to St. Catherine of Genoa church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Lehmann Richard K. Lehmann, husband of the late Margarete, nee Knittel; father of Katherine G.

Dietrich and Hildegarde Lehmann. Services Monday, 11 at Schierf Funeral Home, 2118 Lawrence avenue. Interment Bronswood. Visitation after 6 p.m. Saturday.

561-4850. Leszezynski Victoria M. Leszczynski, nee Czaja, late of Bellwood, 11., beloved wife of Richard: loving mother of Leon and Janet: fond sister of Frank and John Funeral Monday, 9 a. from Ridge Funeral Home, 6620-28 W. Archer avenue, corner of Natoma, to St.

John Chrysostom church. Interment tion. 586-7900. Lewandowski Anna Lewandowski, beloved wife of the late Anthony; dear mother of Marie (the late Lis, James Grelak, Irene Sroufek, Claire King, and Gloria Kodis; grandmother of eight: great-grandmother of five. Funeral Monday, 9:30 from Modell Funeral Home, 5725 S.

Pulaski road, to St. Turibius church, Interment Resurrection cemetery. PO 7-4730. Link Richard Paul Link, beloved father of Rickey, Laura, and Linda; son of Anton J. and Lillian, nee Mach; brother of Lawrence Funeral Monday, 9:30 d.

from Becvar Funeral Directors, 5218 S. Kedzie, to St. Rita church. Interment St. Mary.

PR 6-3809. Liva Antoinette Liva, age 86, beloved wife of the late Romeo A Liva; dearest mother of Mrs. Augusta McLaren, Victoria, William and Olga; dear grandmother of Six; great-grandmother of eight. Funeral services Monday, May 5, 9 a. from the Rosemoor Funeral Home, 424 E.

103d street, to St. John de La Salle church, 10200 S. Vernon avenue. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Visitation Satur day after 7 p. m. Interment Holy Sepul chre cemetery. CO 4-1234. Logiudice Jessie Logiudice, beloved wite of Salve tore; loving mother of Mrs.

Lillian Mazurowski and Mrs. Marie Ci polla; grandmother of five: dear daughter of Joseph Cicero and the late Maria Cicero; fond sister of Sam Cicero, Tina DeMaria, and Jeanette Calandra. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from the Montclair FUneral Home, 6901 W. Belmont avenue, to St.

Cornelius church. Mass 10 a. m. Entombment St. Joseph cemetery.

Visitation 6 p. m. Saturday. In lieu of flowers, memorial fund to be established. NA 2-7300.

Mallman Frank J. Mallman age 67, of 2415 Prospect avenue, Evanston, husband of Elizabeth Bennett Mallman; father of Frank J. Jr. and Mrs. Roger Shirley! Perkowitz, both of the local area, and Mrs.

John Permantier of Scottsdale, also grandchildren; brother of Wilbert J. Mallman and Mrs. Lou Ann Robinson, both of Evanston, and Mrs. Lillian Skatrud, Mrs. Adelia Sit bernagel, and Mrs.

Philomena Kirsch, ail of Wisconsin. Funcral Monday. 9:30 d. from Fitzgerald 8 Franklin FU neral Home, 1571 Maple avenue, Evan ton, to St. Athanasius church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment family lot. Visitation beginning Saturday, 7 p. m.

UN 9-2900. Malzahn Henry C. Malzahn, Arlington Heights, loving husband of Martha; dear father of Norma Wolff, Arlene Baade, Herbert. and Harold Malzahn; grandfather of seven; -grandfather of three; brother of Marie Schutt, Lisa Nordmeier, and Erna Siemro. Resting at Haire Funeral Home, Northwest highway and Vail avenue, Arlington Heights.

Visitation after 3 p.m. Sunday. Funeral services, 2 p. m. Monday, St.

Peter Lutheran church, 111 W. Olive street, Arlington Heights. Will lie in state at church from 12 noon until time of service. Interment Memory Gardens cemetery. 253-0168.

Maniglia See John J. Herz notice Marinella Michele Marineila. devoted husband pl the late Mary. nee Valentino; loving father of Angeline Gentile; grandfather of one; dear brother of An thony. Funeral Monday, 9 a.

from Rosario D. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home. 6300 W. North avenue, 10 St. Francis Borgia church.

Interment Mount Carmel, ME 7-0449 or ME 7-0450. Mareno Irene Bullard Mareno, beloved wite of the late Charles (Colil; fond mother of the late Raymond; grandmother of Raymond dear sister of Lottie Bat taglia, Raymond Nolesas, and the late William Bullard; dear aunt of many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday. 8:30 d. from The Montclair FU neral Home, 6901 W.

Belmont avenue, to St. Attracta church, Cicero, Ill. Mass 9:30 d. m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

Please omit flowers. NA 2-9300 or NE 8-7200. Markvat Charles R. Markvat, beloved husband of the late Rose; dear uncle of Arthur Mueller, Marie Peisert, Elenor Kirk, and Lucille Keck. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from Liddy Chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road, to St.

Bartholomew's church. Inter. ment St. Boniface's. Ki 5-6220.

Mendelsohn Dorothy Mendelsohn of 533 W. Barry avenue, devoted daughter of Belle and the late Harris; dear sister of the late Maury, Mandel, and Thelma Gates: fond aunt of Llovd, Enid Ross, Arthur Brown, Marcia Sigel, and David Gates. Services Monday, 2 p. at Piser Memorial Chapel, 5206 N. Broadway.

Interment Rosehill. Please omit flowers. Friends are asked to pay their respects at the time of the services. LO 1-4740. 2 Michalski Donald E.

Michalski, loving husband of Theresa, nee Kitzing; beloved son of Stanley Michals and Bernice Michals; dear brother of Patricia Knauf and Stanley Michals loving grandson of Harriet Helvey and Stanley F. Michals; dear son-in-law of Kenneth and Louise Kitzing; fond brother-in-law of Mark, Barbara, Suzanne, Paul, Kenneth, and Kathleen Kitzing; beloved nephew of seven aunts and uncles. Funeral 9 a. m. Monday, from Belmont Funeral Home, 7120 W.

Bel. mont avenue, to St. John Berchmars church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

AL 2. 7500. LOT dr (0 Miller Celia R. Miller, May 1, beloved wite of Frank: dear mother of Jeanette Miller, James, John, Judy. and Mary: grandmother of six.

Funeral Monday. May 5, 9:30 d. from Weimeskirch Funeral Home. 7066 N. Clark street, 10 St.

Jerome church. Mass 10 a. M. Inferment All Saints. Visitation atter 6 p.

m. Saturday. RO 4-0071. Miller Raymond E. Miller, husband of Helen; stepfather 04 Donald E.

Widelski and Harriet Weber of Dubuque. brother of the late Hazel Van Soest, Evelyn Johnson, Harry L. Miller, and George Miller; grandfather of Linda, Donald. and Gregory. Resting at Carlson Funeral Home, 304 W.

119th street. Serivces Fridav. 1:30 p. m. Interment Cedar Park Member of and secretary of Danish Brother hood lodge, No.

107, and 1. 0. 0. No. 817.

Odd Fellow services Thursday, 8 p. m. PU 5-0184. Minale Flemmie Minale, nee Tambone, beloved wife of the late Gabriele; loving mother of Steve, Carmella Villari, Rose Twohig, Rita, Gabriel, and John; fond sister of Lucille Cinefro and the late Mary Rose, Vito. Flora Rose, and Rose Rose: grandmother of five.

Funeral Monday, 9 d. from Rago Brothers, 5120 Fullerton avenue, 10 Divine Saviour church, Norridge. Mass 10 8. m. Entombment Queen of Heaven mausoleum.

Visitation after 4 p. m. Saturday. Please omit flowers. AR 6-7800.

Dunn Mooney See Charles L. Stuebner notice Mormino See Charles Carnegie notice Morton Geraldine Elliott Morto1 of 1645 Ridge avenue, Evanston, May 2, 1969, wite of Clarence W. Morton; mother of John Morton; sister of Mrs. Mildred E. Janssen of Huntington, W.

and Robert B. Elliott of Lombard, Ill. Friends may call at Hebblethawite Chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, from 7 to 9 p. m. Saturday.

Memorial service 3 p. m. Sunday at Tittle chapel of First United Methodist church, Evanston. Interment Paloma, 111. In lieu of flowers, memorials be made to the Women's society of may First United Methodist church, Evanston, or American Cancer society.

Muller David Joseph Muller. age 17 months, suddenly, beloved son of Roy and Phyllis Muller, nee North: brother of Roy, John, and Phyllis; grandson of Helen E. North, Elsie Muller, Chief Frederick J. North, U. S.

N. and Frank Muller; great-grandson of Phillip and Catherine Farley Hughes Sr. Visitation Saturday after p. m. and until funeral Monday, 9:30 a.

from Barr Funeral Home, 6222 N. Broadway to St. Gertrude church. Re. quiem mass 10 a.

m. Interment Calvary cemetery. SH 3-4034. Nasebandt Anna M. Nasebandt, beloved wite of the late Max; loving mother of Raymond Nasebandt; dear grandmother of five.

Resting at Hennessy-Hornburg Funeral Home, 244 E. 138th street. Services Monday, p. at St. Paul Lutheran church, Dolton, Ill.

Interment Cedar Park. 468-9860. Nelson Martha M. Nelson, nee Carison, Sister of Agnes Mayor and Simon Carison. Services P.

m. Monday, at Monroe Funeral Home, Delavan, Wis. Noga Agnes Noga. nee Potempa, formerly of Brighton Park, beloved wife of Michael; dear mother of Chester I Sophial, Edwin and the late Edward, Thaddeus, and Henry; devoted grandmother of five. Funeral Monday, May 5, at 9:30 a.m.

from Fortuna Funeral Home, 4401 5. Kedzie avenue, to Five Holy Martyrs church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Resurrection. LA 3-7781.

O'Brien Jean O'Brien, nee Carter, dear white of Donald J. O'Brien: mother of Susan Flanigan; grandmother of Robert Flanigan: daughter of Irwin Woellhas end Mrs. Robert Melsha of Cedar Rapids. sister of Robert, Kenneth, end Tunney. Services Saturday, 10 a.

at John Rago Sons Funeral Home, 5744 North avenue. Interment local cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. For information, 889-8223. Cedar Rapids, papers please copy.

Papciak Waiter Papciak, age 80, beloved husband of Helen. nee Grzybowski: dearest father of Loretta and Walter dear brother of Stella Lekan 'and Stephanie Buchaniec: loving grandfather of six. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Malec and Sons Funeral Home. 834-33 Ashland avenue, to St.

Helen church Interment St. Adalbert's. Founder nl Columbia Furniture. In lieu of ficwers. offerings for masses.

or donations to your favorite charity, will be appreciated. HA 1-5800..