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Chicago Tribune, Tuesday, November 2. 1971 10- Section A Edwards Funeral Directors Petersen Wallace H. Petersen sod-tenlv, age JOHN CARROLL SCNS "H0.VE fOR FUNERALS" 55 E. Eti WHitehall Buerger Adelaide H. Bceraer.

beloved wile ot me ta.e William oear mottter or Wi'ham Jr. R.joeft it leaner) Buerger, Msi'on Loune IHanoalll An-oefom ntner of Janet, Robert Kathi Beams', and Rmar Anderson. At Me a. Ramnie Funeral Hume, 3vi Irving Park Rd. Si'Mie WeJnes-oav, Nov.

3 1 p. m. R'jie-jd Cemeie'v Men-ber ot Muixh Choo-ar, N. 5J9, fe. S.

Betnsaiue Thomas J. beloved husband or vtKv. ne otd, fmar ot Theresa Rios, Ru'h Storms, Trmas-, Jonn, Joan Hiven, and Clarence; giand-tamer sevet; brv'her ot Catherine Gore, Dav and Joseph. Funeral Weonesoay. 9 30 a.

from Geils Funeral Home, loO S. York Bensenvilie, 111., to St. Alexis Church. Mass 10 4. m.

Inlwment Mount Carmel. 706-3232. Cemeteries Ma22ilCa See Nina Tomeseill notice. McDonongh Dr. Weston Michael MtPonmian, av 71, pied Sohdiiv anernuoii.

Fiorioa Ktrvi Memorial Hospital. He Qratyjit-g" Irom the OaNjv'oarriic Co'lege ot ChicaM, wheie he pra.tii.ed osttooainiC Sufjtiry for 30 years. He was a memoer of th Osteo-paliic tor yefs. Fcimial service! will be he'd 5 ar St. Mary Star ot th Se Catholic Church.

Rosary services wit be held Tuetoav. p. m. ai la chapel of lite Lone) Funeral Home. Ecinai wiii be In plot, Key West City Cemetery.

Survived by his Ann McDonougn) three naughters, M.rs. Patricia M. Freeman, Mrs. Dawn J. Feroer, and Mrs.

Faith LaForlune; one brother, Mr. Tnom-as McDonoueh) and a grand-daughler, Gayl Freeman. McKenna Mary McKenna, nee Daly, beloved wife Jurgensen Cnarles E. Jurgensen, betoved hiisband Qi raoiine Ddllali Jvrwenacii; Oe.ileil lather oi Clwriene Morgan F.i loving granotalher ef Morgan III, Michelle ed Cunsrance Murpnv; fond b'oi'ier ot Coiieiti Jufijensen. a'tar 6 0.

m. Mrttoav. FLifieral eone day. 9:45 a. trom the Sneehv Funeral Home, 1 U7I7 S.

Puiasn to Si. Germain Churth. Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment SI.

Mary'j Cemetery. Director on the Chuogo Real Esiar Board. Past 0" oent ef South Sioe Realtors. ST 3-77C0. Kalcta Joseph F.

Kaleta, suedenly, beloved son of Walter and fcielrn Kaleta) brother ot Anthony, Daniel, Walter, John, and Karen; grandson ot Walter T. and Sophie Kaieta and Joseph and Sophie Maiur. Funeral 9 a. Wednesday at the Zimmerman and Sandeman Funeral Home, 5200 W. 5th to St.

Louis DeMonttort Church. Mass 10 a. m. Intermtnl Holy Sepulchra. 424-0340.

I William M. Tarpey William M. Tarpey, 65, of 8419 Center River Grove, business manager of Gordon Technical High School, 2000 W. Addison and former office manager of UNARO Industries, died yesterday in Resur ta (Pari, 21, husband or Cathteen, nee omaro'i; tather of "Tara son of Wallace 5r. and nee Clark; brother of peDorah.

Funerai Wec'nesGav 1 p. at Bos Home, S. Michigan Av. Inteiment Cedar Park. Visitation Tues-aav, 2 to and 7 to 10 p.

m. If desired, memorials may be made tg charity ot your choice. PU S35J4. Peterson Douglai B. Peterson, beloveo husband of Cornnne; lovlno father of Douglas B.

Jr Roger Ricnard D. ILaura and Jacoullne Petersen; dear brother of Edith Prewltt. Al Mee I Ramme Funeral Home, 3V1I Irvine Park until 9 a. m. Wednesday.

Lying in stale at Irving Park Lutheran Church, Bell Pialne and Harding, until time ol service 10:30 a. m. Wednesday. Graveside tervlce 1 p. m.

at Sunset Memorial Cemeery, Danville, III. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Irvint Park Lutheran Church appreciated. IR cm on CEMETERY and MAUSOLEUM 1 Shr.ne, No. 41, W. J- Laoipj I Onemal Shrine of North America, Kar- nan Court, No.

17. O. E. S. Service I Tuesday even'na at I o'clock.

Please emil flowers. Donations to Burns Unit and Shrmers hcipi'al for Cnppied Children appi (mated. IR -uJ. Capeirius Robert P. Cajesius, beloved husband of Ann, nee Orsler; loving father of Robert A lAAlnll.

AArV AnH 1 AUQUSt 1 CRfcMAIORIUM COLUMBARIUM PtHPtlUAL CHARltR FOR MEMBERS Of ALL FAITHS 9900 CROSS POINT OAD SNOKIi, ILLINOIS 581-5080-508 1 8O4-S06I-5062 Eugels WMiiam Enqels, beloved father of Cor-inne (Martini Rue and William J. tono ramitather of tharon and Jilt; gre.it-grandiaiher ef sit. Remains bequeathed to mtdkal scientg. Ernest Erwin 6, Ernest, Oct. 31.

1971, on of the late Joseph and Lottie Ernest; tonii brother of Chester. Henry. and Arthur; uncle ot Carole Ann Thompson, I'SVfn, Judith Ellen, Henry 8 Ernest, Linda McGuire, Deborah Ann, and William F'nest. Resting at Kampp-Wiliiams Chapel, 430 E. Roosevelt Wheaton, alter 7 p.

m. Monday. Funeral mass Wednesday, 10 a. at St. Michael's Church, Wheaton.

Interment St. Adalbert's. eoe-OOia. RAND HILL PARK-24 spares In Fir section. To close estate, price $3,000.

ot the late John devoted mother of Helen and John H. Frances) fond sister of Margaret Bonfield of Washington, Kanabay Petrulis Brave, park 2W-8VJ1 IRVING Park Cemetery, section, $185. Stanley Kanabay, beioved husband of the late Victoria, nee Closek; dear father of Raymond) brother of Frank, Clara Lewandnwskl, Josephine Kato, Harriet Ksiazkiewicz, Casimer, Edward, Bernard ana Adeline Mulsoff. Funeral Tnursday, a. trom Drabanski Funeral Home, 1410 N.

Ashland, to St. Slanisiaui Kostka Church. Interment St. Adalbert Please omit flowers. Visitation Tuesday, 7 p.

m. AR 0-2934. Sivnoreili. Michael Joannel, and John) grandtether of five; brother Of tne Re. John Capesius, 0.

S. St. Mane Andre, Rosalie Schleck, and Suur.it Beissel In Luwmbour. Funeral Thursday, Nov 4, at 9:30 a. from Burkhard Funeral Heme, 2157 Irvin Park Road at Leavitt S'reet, to St.

Benedict Ctiurch. Ma.s 10 a. Interment SI. Joseph Cemetery. Visitation atigr 2 P- Wednesday.

539-7900. Carlson John T. Carlson of Pioneer Place, Evansten, Nov. 1, 1971. Graveside service 3pm Tuesday at Memorial Park Cemetery, Skokie.

III. Castiglia See Edith C. Sealiitti notice. RIOGEWOOD Cemetery 4 suave, sec. 14, S150 ea.

Call NE l-62b2 2 LOTS at Ridgewood cemetery; S'25 ea, ii 1457 OAKR'iDGE 01' Sict. 3-grav Biol. $500. 137-6115 4 GRAVES Old Rugged Cross lec. Chanel Hill Gardens So.

$200 ea. ES 5-5)09 rection Hospital. Surviving are his widow, Nora; five sons, William James, Thomas, Robert, and Gerald; two daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Kraft end Mrs. Noreen Waco; and 18 grandchildren.

Services will be held at 10 a. m. Thursday in St. Cyprian's Catholic Church, 2561 Clinton River Grove. George H.

Dunlap Jr. Mass will be said at 10 a. m. today in St. Mary of the Lake Catholic Church, 4200 N.

Sheridan for George H. Dun-lap, 60, of 748 W. Buena Av. Mr. Dunlap died Sunday in Weiss Memorial Hospital.

He Kanavos In Mtmoriam D. and the late John J. (Mae) Daly and James A. Daly. Resting at Kelly-Carroll Funeral Home, 261 W.

38th at Rockwell. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 3, a. from funeral home to St. Agnes Church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Calvary Cemelery. S23-0980. McNulty Magdalen Mchtulty, nee Wilfers, beloved wife of the late William) fond mother of Marie (Leo) Copes and Margaret (the late Claude McKnabb) grandmother of tour) of eight) sister of Mary Wilfers, Matthew Wilfers, Lillian Lioetzky and Charles Wilfers.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from Becvar Fu. neral Directors, 521S S. Kedzie, to St. Gall Churcti.

Interment St. Mary. 776-3809. McRae Donald K. McRae, marine surveyor, died Oct.

21, late ot Edison Park, beloved husband of Del) dear father of Dona. Memorial services p. m. Wednesday, Nov. 3, at Edison Park Methodist Church, 6740 Oliphant under the auspices of Ashlar Lodge, No.

308, A. F. A. M. Member ot Propeller Club, Port of Chi Cuficy Falloon Sea Josephine V.

Crawley notice. arris Rose Mary Ferris, Nov. 1, 1971, of Grange, wife ot Rooert B. Farrls; mother ot Barbara Taloott, Jack R. Ferris, and the late Mary J.

Hosmon; grandmother of eight) sister of Ann and Bar-bare Banlavcic, Helen Haves, Dorothy Koiak, and Daniel Baniavcic. Resting at Schneider Home tor Funerals, 2d and Lincoln Streets, Hinsdale. Visitation Tuesday alter 7 p. m. Services and interment In Staunton, III.

323-0634. Farver wliber Lee Farver, beloved husband of Rose, nee Ahoate; devoted brotner of Merlori (Naiel DuMass and Earl Noecker of Indiana. Resting al the Colonial Funeral Home, 4250 Milwaukee where services will be held Wednesday, Nov. .0. at 11 a m.

Entombment Memorial park, SP 4-0366, Favuzzi See Anthony Vaglica notice). Filer Michael Ccftey. beloved nmoano ci n-rra. nee Scanlon; oear tamer ot Mary. Ann.

Thomas. Jonn, Theresa, Charles K. Kanavos, loving husband of the late Georgia) dear lather of Con-sianhne (Heidi), Gregory IMary Ellen, and Patrici (Raymond Papeasj fond grandfatner of st. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a. from Galewood Chapels, 1857 N.

Harlem to Assumption Church. Interment Elmwood. In lieu of flowers, make donations tg Greek Archdiocese Welfare Foundation, 628 N. Oak Park Oak Park, 111. 60302.

Visitation Tuesday trom 7 P. m. to 10 p. 869-1700 or AU 7-O600. Margaret, and Eileen; brother of Mary Dricoll of Butlalo, N.

Thomas, Annie Casey an the late Patrick ot moral Wednesday. 9:15 a. trom Eoan Funeral Home. 3700 W. 63d lh Church of St.

Mary Star Chernaukas Estelle A. Chernaukas, Nov. 2 In lovln memory cl my wife on her birthday. DADDY Inwood Warren ISkeeur Inwood, Nov. 2.

1967. Dear Skeeter, To us, you wert someone special, Someone good and true. You will never be forgotten i We thou9ht the world of you. We miss you Skeet. Your lonely family Also Gram, Gramps, and Ron Marchese Mary Marchese.

Nov. 1943 shall always remember you and ail the beauty ot the past. Today, tomorrow, and as long as we may last. EMMA and VIOLET gf the 5ea. Interment St.

Mary's. Member James E. Doc Wolfe Mass for James E. Doc Wolfe, 69, former chief labor negotiator for the railroad industry, will be said at 11 a. m.

tomorrow in Notre Dame Catholic Church, 64 Norfolk Clarendon Hills. Mr. Wolfe, who died Saturday in West Suburban Hospital, Oak Park, was prominent in railroad labor negotiation from 1959 to 1967 as chairman of the National Railway Labor Conference. He lived at 226 Holmes Clarendon Hills. Survivors include his widow, Grace; a son, James two brothers, a sister; and seven grandchildren.

Jacob Wagner Jacob Wagner, 76, formerly of 1437 V. Granville died yesterday in Orlando, where he moved six years ago. Mr. Wagner was a retired partner of Troen Wagner, commission merchants, 63 South Water Market. Surviving are his widow, Rose; 3 sons, LeRoy, Fred, and Elias; a daughter, Mrs.

Miriam Cohen; a step-dau6nter. Mrs- Pnvllis Oldstein; 16 and a great-grandchild. Services will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 111 Skokie Wilmette.

Carl J. Powers Mass for Carl J. Powers, 55, of 1000 Elmwood Lane, Elk Grove Village, employe in The Tribune's composing room since Nov. 26, 1956, will be held at 11 a. m.

tomorrow in Queen of the Rosary Church, 750 Elk Grove Elk Grove Village. Mr. Powers died Sunday in St. Alexius Hospital, Elk Grove. Surviving are his widow, Charlotte; two brothers, Raymond D.

and Robert and two sisters, Mrs. Florence Hayes and Mrs. Shirley Santoio. iaioenrers un on. no.

Kinander Wilhelmina Kinander, age 90, Oct. 30, 1971, beloved wife of the late Carl dear mother of Lalln Check and Harold; of Cranny, County Clare, Ireland. LU J-2C01. Collins Anne Collins, nee Durack. beloved wife of the late Thomas) dear mother ot was a provisions broker for a Loop firm.

Surviving are his widow, Meredith; 4 sons, George III, Laurence, Dennis, and William; 2 daughters, Mrs. Diane Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Mary Cannizzaro; 14 grandchildren; and a sister. Georo P. Filer, beloved hutbnd of the late Ethel Piter; loving tarner or Lorraine lArthurl Loretto.

George A. I An Joseph Petrulis, age 88, of Crystal Lake, formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Julia, nee Norvil!) dear father of Jean ITonyJ Lupintki. Frances IJohn) Ma-rievic, Scsan Harvey) Moberg, Charles Helen Petrulii, Joseph Jr. and Albert Petrulis; fond grandfather of 19 grandchildren) eight oreat-grandchlldren. Resting 2 to 10 p.

m. Tuesday, at Warner Flagg Funeral Home, 2 Williams Crystal Lake. Prayers Tuesday, 7 30 f- m' chapel. Service! 10:30 m. Wednesday at chapel, and 11 7 m.

a III nTV. Churcn' "ou, 176 St. Thomas Section of Crystal Lake Memorial Park. 815 459-3000 Pfaff i.1? kJ Suddenly, beloved husband of Mary nee Pala- aT'L'0 rt A. Anne Member of Aaron Utopia Lodge, hjj fVj a M' Ice Tuesday p.

m. Retired office manager Joanna Western Mills Co. Funeral serv-ce, Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1:30 I at neral Home, 424 E. 103d St.

Visitation Monday, 7 to 10 p. Tuesday, 2 to In 1 Interment Beverly Cemelery. CO i-1234. Pillsbury S't'i Mi Oct. Jl, 1971, Librarian Jr.

Memoria Is to Tinlev Park Public Library. 532-4700. a Pionke 7.2' p'onk' nee Bernert) fond step- Albfrt' RiCh'tdTIdwirJ Thomas, William and Anne Marl plonker Kehn.bfr" Lsser, Lorr.m; Kehoe, Geraldin Vavra, Rose Marl. LaVerne Baoini and John A Thursday, 9:30 1 Uom Home, 3517-27 Pulaski to St. Viator CbuTch.

front St. Joseph Cemelery. Visitation Iter 4 p. m. Wednesday.

IN 3-5800. Podgorskj See Richard A. Ziarko nolle. Pokrywka Powers Louis J. Pokrywka, beloved husband of Lucille) loving father of Raymond Veronica Rank and Dorothy John Peters) VSd Harriet Lucilli Roy agios and the late Joseph (Lot.

tie) a so survived by six grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday. Nov. 3, at 9 tj a. from Colonial Funeral Home, 250 f1111, At, to St.

Bartholomew Church. Interment St. Adalbert. Member of Woodrow Wilson Post, No. 4, D.

A. V. Please omit flowers. SP 4-0366. Powers Carl J.

Powers of Elk Grove Village, beloved husband of Charlotte, nr. CriV. gelinel Fifer, Geraloine ILeRov Kamtns-skl, Delates I Sam I Gaglio and Leroy Filer; dear trandtather of 13) great-grand lather ot ili tond brother of Theodore Fifer. Funeral Thursday, II a. at Blake-Lamb Chanel, 712 W.

31st Street. Fraternal Notices cago, Great Lakes Master tngineertng Club and National Association of Marine Surveyors. Mecder Julia Mecder, nee Walkowiak, beloved wife of th late Christ Meeder; loving mother of Anna (Robert) Slawson, Xavler Marie Dankert and the late Leo (Josephine Dankert) grandmother of 17; great-grendmottwr of 29; great-great-grandmother ol two. Funeral Wednesday, Nov, 3, at 9:30 a. from John H.

Patka Funeral Home, 1256-58 W. 51st to St. John of God Church. Interment Resurrection. BO S-5257, Montague Louise Montague, beloved wife of Peter; loving sister of Marie (John) Redpeth.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a. trom the Columbian Funeral Home, 6621 W. North Oak Park, to SI, Vincent Ferrer Church, River Forest. Mass 10 a m. Entombment Oueen of Heaven Cmtrv.

ES 9-5151 or 148-3010. CHICAGO LOCAL NO. 14S, L. P. I.

U. Waiter Swinehammer, retired, passed away Oct. 31. Services at Senne Funeral Home, 201 Lake Meywood, Wednesday, Nov. 3, at 1 p.

m. HARRY F. SPOHNHOLTZ, President Thomas, John, and the tale wane (Leonard) Dalton) grandmother of nine) great-grandmother ot on) fond Sister of EMen (Michael! Gough, Aqnes I Nicholas) Dwver, Elliabeth (Patrickl Rvan, and the late Mary Haves. Margaret Rvan, Nora Farrell, Jeremiah Durack, Thomas Durack. Winifred Coonev.

Johanna Gorman, Catherine Rvan, Patrick Ourack and Diia Grace. Native of County Tippe'arv, Ireland. At wllllams-ICamop Funeral Home, 12 Lake Oak Park, after 4 p. Moncav. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a to St Angela Church.

Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment All Saints. Member ot St. Anoeia Altar and Rosary Society, t4S-l7l7.

Cortesi Bruno A. Cortesi, beloved husband ot Victoria, nee Lusciatti; dear father of Kenneth (Lois), Lola (Frankl Marlo-vitr. and Gary; grandfather ot Nicholas Cortesi) son of the late Prima and Adclph; brother of Guido (Irene), jo- Interment Oak Woods. 735-4242. Flosi Egldlo Plosl, beloved husband of the late Olivia) dear father of John Ann and Emily Orlando Menicuccl; grand'ather of Rev.

James V. Flosi and Olivia Flosi. Funeral Wednesday, 1:45 a. from Original Rago Brothers Funeral Home, 5120 W. Fullerton, to St.

Genevieve Church. Mass 9:30 e.m. Interment Mount MlZPAH CHAPTER NO. 549, 0. R.

iter services for Sister Adelaide Buerger wilt be at chapel, 39 it W. Irving Park, Tuesday evening, Nov. I o'clock. JESSE CRADDOCK, W. M.

MARIE H. ELLIS, Secrelary. tour five jreat-grandchil-dren; sister ot Oscar and Einar Johnson. Private funeral Monday, Nov. 1.

Interment Acacia Park. Klein Stephanie Klein, nee Wych, Oct. 17, 171, In Pasadena, survived by lister, Rose Norperg and brother, Louis A. Wych. Services privatt.

Klinger Meri A. Klinger, Nov. 1. 1971. belovad wife of the late Emil) dear motim of Albertln (Arthur Lees and Eleanor George Masterun; grandmother of seven; fond sister of Anna Riggie and George Thomann; also survived by one sister and one brother In Germany.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 e. from Nelson Funeral Home, 670 Talcott at Cumberland, Park Ridge, to Mary Seat of Wisdom Church. Masi 10 t. m. Interment St.

Joseph. Visitation alter 3 p. m. Tuesday. 823-SI22.

Kostak Elma Kostak, beloved wit of th late August; dear mother of Albert Lorettal; trendmother of three) treat-grandmother of four) fond sister of Stephani Mount. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 from Kowachek Funsral Home, 5774-7 i Lawrence to St. Constance Church. Interment St. Joseph.

Visitation Tuesday efitr 3.30 p. m. Krai Raymond A. Krai, beloved husband of Annie) dear father of Wendy Uemesl Pine and Timothy Krai) brother of Lorraine Joseph) Svec. Services Thursday, 10 a.

at H. Marlk Sons. 2534 S. Carmel. Please omit flowers.

AR e-7100 NA 2-5120. Fueting Death Notice; Arthur B. Fueling, beloved husband of Murphy Mildred J. Fuetino; deailv beloved father The Rev. Stephen D.

Ryan Mass for the Rev. Stephen D. Ryan, 61, pastor of St. Emeric's Catholic Church, 4300 W. 180th Country Club Hills, will be said at 11 a.

m. Thursday in the church. Father Ryan had been pastor of St. Emeric's since it was founded in I960. From 1945 to 1956 he was chaplain of Mercy Hospital, where he died Sunday.

His survivors include two brothers and two sisters. Sister Anthony Vennekamp Sister Anthony Vennekamp, 87, the receptionist from 1915 to 1962 in the Convent of the Holy Spirit, Techny, died yes of 43 foster children; foster-grandfather Edith M. Murphy, net Summery, beloved wile of th lal Joseph 0.) fond mother of numerous; tond ororner or neren lottnl invdari uncle of Harold (Pearll of Mary Lou Carlson of Williams Bar, Virginia Jecha, Mary Clare Jen. nings, Dennis and the late Larry) grand. and the late Ruth Snyder) reat-unde of Mailna Snyder.

Services at Barron-Hall Adamo Joseph Adamo, blessed with the Sacrament of Holy Mother Church, Saturday, Oct. 30, 197t, Los An9eles, beloved son of the late Bemarco and Mane Teresa; be ovad brother of the lata Anaelo. I si. Funeral Home, 4331 ilslon corner mother of 15; loving sister of the la'e Pulaski Road, Thursday, Nov. i m.

Ernest c. Rummerv) aunt of Ernest Rummery Jr. Funeral Wednesday, 8:45 a. from Curler Funeral Home, 3510-20 doro, John, Carlo, Frank, Catherine. Lui- Interment Acacia Park Cemetery, Visitation at chapel after 7 p.m.

Tuesday KE 9-4100. Galarneau w. 79th to St. 5vmphorosa Church, Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment SI. Mary. eina ana Ernestine. In state at Godeau I Martlnonl, Los Angeles, Monday. Nov.

1, until Wednesday, Nov. 3. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles. i elrneau. nee Fltigerald, 776-2700.

Murphy See Charles E. Jurgensen notice. wiinii Hills. Cal formerly ot Clarendon Hills, beloved wits of i.uAk r-alarneaui dear mother of Pulaski Rd. Interment Wood lawn.

Visitation Tuesday after 3 p. m. LA 1-3972. Kricsel seoh (Catherinel, Yolanda IRktiard) Heelmer, Laura lErwinJ Turk, and An-pelo (Charlotte) Cortesi. Funeral Wednesday Nov.

3d, 10 a. from Kolssak Funeral Home, 4255-59 W. Division, comer of Klldare to SS. Cyril and Methodius Church. Mast 10:30 a.

m. Interment Queen ot Heaven. AL 2 3600. Cozzie Stephen F. Coiile, suddenly, dearly beloved son of Adolph and Mary Lamb Cuiie; loving brother of Tarry (Betty), Mary Key, Gloria, Carole, Jack.

Michael, Kenny, Kevin, and Rite; fond grandson of Mr. and Mrs. William Lamb and Maude Conic. Funeral Wednesday, 9 30 a. from The Chapel, 2100 W.

95th to Christ the King Church. Mast 10 a. m. Interment Holy Seotlchre. Visitation after 4 Monday.

PR -15i5. Crowley Frank J. Crowley, beloved husband of the late Anna, ne Hill) loving father ot Frank Jr. and Donald J. Crowievi fond brother of Mavne Sauser, Catherine Hayes, Loretta Henos, Margaret Greene, and the late Helen Crowley) erendfetner of seven.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a. from The Chapel, 2100 W. 95th at Horn, Gleason Funeral Directors, to St. Ritas Church, Mast 10 a. m.

Interment St. Mary's. Visitation after 1 p. m. Monday.

PR 9-1535, Crowley snaw; dear brother of Florence Haves, Shirley Santoio, Raymond D. and Robert V'sHa'td" Tuesday from 3 until p. m. at Lauterburg A Oehler Home. 2000 E.

Northwest Hwy Arlinglon Heights. Funeral Wednesday, 10 30 a. from chapel te Queen of Elk Grov. Village! Cemetery, S'' Ftancei M. Krlnel, lovlno mother of Kum ijorinj Duke.

Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 1, I et Hollerbtch Funeral Laurtile cunneen; tons granomomer or Dennis M. and Brian J. Cunneen and Catherine Oillonr sister of Thomas Fitzgerald of Chicago. Joseph Fitzgerald of Downey.

Agnes Becker of San Dleeo, Ann Rigrdon and Margaret McHugh of Chicago. Funeral Thursday. 10 30 from Smlth-Corcoran Funeral Heme, 1M N. Cicero Av to St. Peter's Church, Skoki.

Mass 11 a. m. Interment All Saints. Visitation after 1 P. Wdntday.

736-3833. Andrew Victor John Andrew, Ph.D.. aee 69, of Orlend Park, beloved husband of Rose lthe late Henry I. Metrl and the late Aileen, nee Sharkey; dear father of Edward John (Edith) and Juanila A. (Robert) Hordi granltather of 10; fond brother Of Roberta Rhodes.

Funeral services 10:30 e. m. Wednesday, Nov. 3, at the Schmae-deke Funeral Hone. 10701 S.

Harlem Worth, III. Interment Orlend Memorial Park. Chairman of Board of Directors and Founder of the Andrew Corp. of Orla.nl Park. Fellow In I.

E. E. E. In lieu of flowers, donation to the Chlcaee Heart Assn. will be appreciated.

Chlcooee, Daily and Washington Post please copy. Visitation Monday 7 to 10, Tues- Home, 4022- 4 N. Elston, at Irvin Park. Interment Atecl Park. IM 3-1510.

Powers terday in the convent. She had lived in the convent in retirement since 1962. Survivors Include a sister, Rose. Mass will be said at 2 p. m.

Thursday in the Convent of the Holy Spirit, Waukegaa and Willow Roads, Techny, Kukula Gertrude B. Kukula, nee Behrervdt, dear Musser Frank S. Musser of 1712 W. 107th Chicago, passed away In Ogden, Utan, Sunday, Oct. 31, 1971; ht'is survived by his wife Irene! on daughter, Elizabeth Nichols ot Ogden, Utah) on son, Robert Musser of Peoria, III.

Memorial services will be held in the Morgan Park United Methodist Church, 11030 S. Longwood Friday, Nov. 5, 1971, at 2 p. m. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Shrin-ers Hospital for Crippled ChiMren or the Memorial Fund of th Church.

Inlermeot will be private. Nagl Charles J. Nagl, Oct. 30, father of Marcella M. Serial; friend of the Robert H.

Schroeder family. Fifty year member of Wrights Grove Lodge, No. 779, A. F. i A.

M. Funeral services and interment private. BE 5-0878. wire or ivrvesreri lovtn mother or Ed Gehnt ward) sister of Methew Behrendt, Sophie Kass, Helen Plociennik and Alice Krause. ut i to ma 7 io to.

44i-eoua. Funeral Wednesday, 9: 19 a. from th Brady-Gill Funeral Home, 2929 W. 17th Two Killed in Flaming Auto Crash Two Lansing men were killed in a fiery auto crash early yesterday in Calumet City. Calumet City police said the victims' car, westbound In Annunzio to Oueen of th Universe Church.

Mass it a. m. Entombment Resurrection. 636-2600. Lamb Set Stephen P.

Cozzl notice. Frank J. Pf aff Services for Frank J. Pfaff, 67, of 633 E. 100th retired office manager for Joanna Western Mills, 2141 S.

Jeffer Neeson Lang son will be held at 1:35 p. m. tomorrow In the chapel Josephine V. Crowley, nee Lang, beloved fe of Dayton loving irother of Florence Thoel, Fern Brotch, Dr. Edwin L.

and Sterling Falloon, Joseph and Robert Crowley ISgt. CPDlt dear grandmother of II; great-grandmother of two; fond sister of Mary Fltigerald and Florence L. Brown. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. ttom funeral home, 100 S.

Ashland to Little Ftowef Church. Mas 10 nt. Interment St, Mary. 23-trS3. Dahl Albert Oatil of Mount Prospect, beloved husband of the late Petrer fond father of Howard 0.

(Lorrainell loving grandfather of Carole trnn IThomasl Gunk) dear hmtiu t4 airdla Railan. sita ion Nelllt Gehm, Nov. 1, II. formerly Cheltenham, wile of th let Thomas) mothr ot Robert (Grace I Gehm) (rand-mother ef Robert end Judy Gehm) aunt of Ethal Holcem. of Birmingham, Ala.

Resting at the Tews Funeral Home, 7th Street and Phillips Avenue, after p. m. Tuesday. Service 1 p. m.

Thursday. Interment Oak Wood. SO I-S959. Gerstung Georo R. Oerstune.

ton of the tat Harry and Mlrmi) fond brother of Mar-aret (Sam I Newman, Harold (Anne), Bernkc Warrenl Parker, Edward IMarvl. Clarence, Ralph. Gladys (Stan, lev Elez, and the late Harm uncle ef many nieces an nephews. At Schllk. Trandel elUr 7 tn, Tuesday.

Interment Concordia Cemetery, Ml 7-91S. GUbert Catherine Gilbert, devoted mother of Dr. Charles S. Gilbert)- tond randmothr of Charles George, John, Joseph, Stephen, Edward, Mary Catherine, Michael and Francis Gilbert, At the Heeney Funeral Home, 2100 W. 9Sth, et Hoyne, after 2 30 m.

Tuesday. Funeral Westnee-dav, 1:30 a. to Our Lady ot Hungary Church. Mas :30 m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

BE S-5500. Glatz Carl J. I an of Bollngbrook, formerly or Bensenvilie, beloved husband of the late Mabel, nee McDooough; tond of Betty Lou (Joseph Imburilaj brother ef Isabell Cook, Rom Soger and Ann Sandy) trandtather of sii. Wednesday, 1:30 a. from Funeral Home, 4343 Main Downerl Grov, to St.

Dominic Church, Bollngbrook. Mas! 10 t. m. Interment St. Joseoh fematerv.

Memhar Set Nine Tomeselll notice. Austin Wendell 0. Austin of Rockford, formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Dorothy; devoted father of Catherine Podeuwa end Timothy Austin. Visitation Wednesday, 2-4 end 7-9 P. at Lonj-Kloniz Funeral Home, 421 Park Rockford.

Funeral 9:30 a. m. Thursday at Holy Family Church, Rock-ford. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Rock-ford. 1 5-968-2251.

Balls See Joseph F. Btkln notice. Barabasz Edward H. Barabasr. beloved husband of Irene, nee Kwiek, dear father of M-Sgt.

Edward G. (Brende), Jerome Virglnial, and Thomas; loving grandfather of tour; dearest son of Stephanie and the late Joseph; fond brother of Jean I Joseph I Ru'iiowlcz; son in law ot George and Victoria Kwiek; brother In lew pf Estelle (Adolph) Sarna and Casey (Paul I itlon. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. trom Ricnard Funeral Home, S74 Archer comer of Lorel, to St. Pancratiut Church.

at 424 E. 103d St. Mr. Pfaff retired in 1969 after 43 years with the company. He died Sunday of a heart attack.

Survivors include his widow, Mary and a brother. of Woodman World, No. 21. Tuesday, 7 te 10 at Oehler u-nerel Hon. Lee at Perry Streets, Des Plalnes, where services will be held Elizabeth Neeson, beloved wife of the late George Neeson) loving mother of George P.

Gertrude, and John J. Lucillij Neeson) tond grandmothar of seven) great-grandmother of four. Funeral Wednesday, 9: IS a. from Blak-Lmb Funeral Home, 3737 W. 79th to St.

Dnls Church. Intr-mant Mount Olivet. Visitation after 1 p. Tuesday. 735-424.

Nieraeyer William 6. Nlemever, suddenly, Oct. 31, 1971, beloved husband of Dorothea) loving father ot Yvonn (George layckl; trother of Alfred fjoann Nlemeyer. At am and Son Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland alter 7 p.

m. Tuesday, where services will be held Thursday, Nov. 4, at I m. Interment et convenience of family. Please omit flowers.

Request memorials to th Heart Fund. 561-265. Norling Randall A. Norling, aoe 23, beloved son of Mr. end Mrs.

Robert Norlin of 3129 7(th Court, Elmwood Park) passed away Monday) devoted brother of Harold of Brookfleld, Wis. Funeral services Tnurs- fay, 2:30 P. at the Gracelend Cemeery Chapel. Visitation alter 2 o'clock on Thursday at the chapel. O'Byrne Michigan City Road, went out of control near Forest Hills Road, skidded 165 feet into a ditch, jumped 20 feet, slammed into several trees, and burst into flames.

Both victims were trapped in the wreckage. They were tentatively identified by police as Louis Van Wieren, 23, of 18041 Wentworth Lansing, and Peter Ver kaik. 23, of 17302 Chicago Lansing. Thomas M. Kirk, 54, of.

1964 Second Highland Park, was killed early yesterday when his Wednesday, 11 a. m. Interment Mount Embitm Cemetery. 124-5155. DeFily See Marietta OiVlfo notice.

Delaurenti James Delaurenti, age SI, brother of the let Frances Nelson) uncle of Devede IFrankl Hoabara ot Keokuk. Iowa. Rest Set Louis J. PoXrywkt notict. Pozniak See Jamei Shalalei notice.

Puskarits Louis Puskarits. beloved husband ef Theresa ne Fabian) lovlnt father of Ann, Elaine Hank Mandzrara, Robert IHelen, and Joan Guy Farley) dear brother of Theresa Hotwagner, Caroline Valaskovits, and Anna Wergot fond grandfather of 11. Funeral Thursday, Nov. 4, 9:30 from Schlelke Funeral Home, 77)0 W. Addison to Divine Savior Church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph's. Visitation after 4 p.

m. Tuesday. Pleas omit tlowrs. NA 5-3444. Redpath See Louis Montagu notice.

Reitnecht Svlvl Rltncht of Holmei Beach, formerly of Berwvn, Oct. 30, In Manatee Hospital, Bradenton, survivors Include sisters, Mrs. Bess Bradow, Ros Reitnecht and nephew, George Reitnecht. Funeral services Wednesday, Nov. 3, at Holmes Beach, Fla.

Reuter John P. Reuter, beloved husband ot Evelyn nee Tafel; loving fattier of John F. Marlenel, Jane Fredl Rad-datz, end Elizabeth Bobby Allen grandfather ot nine) brother of Elizabeth emil Kroner, in state at Holy Cross Lutheran Church, 31st Place and Racine trom 7 P. ffl. Monday until time of services Wednesday, 1 p.

m. Interment Belhanl. 523-6645. Richter Louis A. Richter, beloved husband of Martha, nee Kamrat; fond father of Helen Thomas) Byrne and Dorothy Po-chelski; loving grandfather of nine; brother of the late Charles.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from DeVriendt Funeral Home, 2708 N. Western to St. St. John Berchman's Church.

Mass 10 a. m. In lieu of flowers, spiritual bouquets would be appreciated. Interment St. Joseph.

HU 6-1716. Roebert Florence G. Roebert, nee Wohlrab, tg. 76, of Seminole, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of the late William; fond aunt ol Elmer Johnson of La Grange, George F. Johnson of Terr Haute, Evelyn McDonagh and Marie Sturm of Terre Haute, Ind.

Resting at Hitzeman Funeral Home, 9445 W. 31st Brooktield. Funeral Thursday, 1 p. m. Interment Cedar Park.

Visitation Wednesday after 3 P. m. 485-2000. Rubcnstein Ruby Fred A. Rubensteln, 74 years of age, Oct.

12, 1971, at Anaheim, formerly of Chicago, husband ot the late Lillian, nee Borofsky; father of Edward, Allen and Enid Dunkleman; brother of Oscar, Leopold, Selma Stitzburg, Sylvia Siegel and the late Alex and Leo. Rvindell ree-ruuu. Larsen Sigurd Larsen, beloved husband of th late Alice; loving fethr of Gledvi (Al-lent Gamble and Ruth tftfdvard) Frlehej gandlelher of five. Rostin at Watfronoe Funeral Heme, 23J H. Mam Wau-con da.

wher friends may call alter I P. m. Monday. Services Tuesday, I P. m.

Interment Woodland Cemeterv, FuMWi2-jTl7 Leksna Benny Leksn of KoVrmo, dear father of Marian) tear brother of William et Lack Funeral Home, W. 9th. hr services will be held Thursday, Nov. 4. at 10 a.

m. Interment Lithuanian National Cemeterv. Visitation after P. m. Tuesday.

737-1213- David M. Shapiro David M. Shapiro, 80, of 40 E. Oak died yesterday in his apartment Mr. Shapiro is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Selma Kantoff. Services will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 5206 N.Broadway. Interment Resurrection Cemetery.

VisHe- ing at Panoiu Bros. Funeral Home, 300 e-nilie OtJtz, nee Gager, beloved wife of Leopold) dear mother et John end Robert) sister In law ot Fred Arthofer. Funeral Wednesday, front Ee Funeral Home. 3700 W. 43d to the Church of St.

Nicholas of Telentlne. Interment St. Mary's. Vlsltitlon ftr E. lljth 5t.

Funerel Wednesday, a. to Holy Rotary Church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy peeuiair.

ru 5-2C30. Deschampi tien after P. m. Tuesday. 77-i40.

Beier Jean J. Beier of Sun City. formerly of Glenview end Joliet. Oct. 31, wife of Edward M.i mother of the late Maureen; daughter of the late Judge Harry A.

and Margaret Sullivan; sister of Richard X. Sullivan of Glenview. Mass Wednesday, 10 e. al Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Glenview. In-torment All Saints.

Visitation at Wm. p. m. Monday. LU 2vog.

Grandin Ernest Graudln, passed away Sunday, Oct. 31. Funeral services Wednesday, Nov. 3, p. at Collins Funeral Home.

5350 W. North Av. Interment Ida Deschamps, loving mother of Rudolph (Ann) Des Champs; fond sister ot Emma Neumann; devoted grandmother of Rudy (Marie) Des Champs and Peggy Ann IStanievf Mtedona; great-grandmother of sis. Resting at Colonial Funeral Sarah E. O'Byrne, nee Byrne, beloved wile of the late Patrick dear mother 1 Fatally Shot Leonard Se Parrsin Pardl notice, i ot Edward, Thomas, Patrick h.

Robert, Virginia and Marlon O'Byrne; grandmother of tour. Funeral Wednesday, H. Scott Funeral Home, 1100-04 Wau- Oakridge Cemetery. TU 9-M44. Hart Esther Penlkoff Hart, fend sitter of Sereese IMal Grossman, Charles i Deris) Perikotf.

end the late Mat IMiddv) Penl- kegen Glenview, to 9 P. Tuesday. Memorials mar be made to St. Clement's Church, Sun City, Aril. 15351.

Dekin as 2 Colleges' Students Fight WILBERFORCE, Ohio, Nov. Home. 4250 N. Milwaukee, wher services will be held Wednesday, 3 p. m.

Interment private. Visitation alter 2 0 tn. Tuetday. SP 4-03oe. DiDome nico See Edith C.

Scilillll notice. Dillon Patrick J. Dillon, beloved husband of the late Julia, nee Murphy) dear father ot Raymond P. (Ruth) and Ray, Arthur fond (rendfatlur of five) treat-grand-lather of two) brother ef the late Mar-celia Corcoran, Thomas, and Josephine Dillon. Funeral Wednesday.

Nov. S. 10 a. from J)unlep-Goldrlct. Funeral Home, 1750 W.

3itti to Our Lady of automobile collided with I truck near Corbin, Ky. Kirk, a water treatment operator, at Fort Sheridan, was returning home with his daughter, Susan, 19, from a vacation in North Carolina. She was hospitalized in Southeast Kentucky Baptist Hospital in Corbin. Up to midnight Sunday, 440 persons had been killed in traffic accidents in Cook County since Dec. 31.

Of those, 227 were in Chicago, where 32,080 persons were injured in the same period. 1 (LTD A student was shot to Joseph F. Bekin, beloved husband of Birnice, nee Balls) loving father ot Joseph R. IJustinel and Judith I Jerome I Bak; fond grandfather of five; dear brother of Charles I Sophie Pakalms, Marion (Leol Gibbons, Vera IPhil Sileius, and Helen I John) Sauch. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 a.

from the Rudmin Funeral Home, 3319 S. Lituan-Ica Av. (900 W.l, to St. George Church. Interment St.

Caslmir Cometny. YA Lewltzke Ruth Lewltzke, nee Hodao, suddenly, ot Cicero, beloved wile of At; dear sister of Magdelina Trrakowski, Evelyn Hodan, Helen Wavchunav Dordthy Lopez, Flor. anre Bromberek, Gerald and Caroline HoderV. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 3, 10 a.

at Hreisa Funeral Home, J128-30 W. 25th Cicero, interment Woodlawn Memorial Park. Longenecker Anna Longenecker, nee Mulder, beloved mother of Ruth (Ray Chambers of California, Helen (Andrew Dolels, and Ray (Agnes Longenecker) cousi ot Violet Schwartz) grandmother of Ruth Melchior and th lt Carol Romano) great-grind-mother of Lonnie and Robert Melchior) reat-freat-trandmother ot three. Services Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1:30 p.m., at H.

Marlk Son Chapel. 2534 S. Pulaski Rd. Interment Glen Oak Cemetery. LA death and several others were Nov.

9:30 a. ro it. ones cnurcn. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Calvary. Visitation at Smith Funeral Home. 245 Madison St Oak Park. Ogrodny Antonett Ogrodny, nee Mo'awa, beloved wile of the late Michael dear mother of Matthew (Josephine), Maty Rafacz, Michael (Marie Q'Gradnev, Alexander IAn-nel, Angela John Trutv. and Sophie; tond sister of Bernice, Anna and Stanley, all in Poland; dearest orandmolher of 13; great-grandmother of 19.

Funeral Wednesday. 9:15 a. from Benrus Funeral Home, 3642 George St. I Central Park near Milwaukee to St, John Cantlus' Church for 10 a. m.

mass. Interment St. Adalbert's Cemetery. Lltur- riical wake service 8 p. m.

Tuesday. Vis-tation alter p. m. Monday, Please omit flowers. SP 2-4694.

Ohlin Adolph E. Ohlin of Arlinglon Heights, beloved husband of Opal, nee Rankin; injured early today when a Good Counsel Church. Burial Mount Car- fight broke out between students of Wilberforce and Cen met. Pres. of St.

Vincent de Paul Paul Benedetti Society. of C. Vis. ano Dpwllng No. 1M3.

K. Monday. LA 3-1664. nation attar a p. tral State Universities.

knff. Services vVednesday, 2 P. al Piser Memorial Chapel, 5204 N. Broadway. Intetment Rosanlll.

Frienos may pay their respects af the Chanel Tuesday evening 7 P. m. to 9 p. ff. Pleas omit dowers.

LO 1-4740. Hasterock Lillian Hasterock, nee Trochowskl, lovlne wile of the lata Joseoh; fond molh-r of Irvln (Beatrlcal Gesickl, Mikfted (Rob-ertl Roche, and Richard (Barbara) Geskei dear sister af Frances Deerine, Marge Kublak, Harry, and Elwardi loving grandmother of sill great-grand-mother of on. Raiting it I he Skall Funeral Home. 35 Belmont Av. Funeral Wednesday, a.

for a 9:30 mass at St. Veronica's Church. Interment SI, Adalbert' Cemetery. Omit Hewers. S39-137.

Hit key See Helen E. Doyl notice. Hlach Conrad Hlach, dear son of Marvi tond brother of Joseph and Gary. Resting at Coonev Funeral Hem, 3552 Southport until 10 m. Tuesday, Internum" St.

Paul, Minn. Iloff Set Vera Telechansky notice. Hudclson Maakestad Deaths Elsewhere Lena Benedetti, nee Tonlnl, ot Mount Prospect, beloved wife of the late Neiio dear mother of Lenoro ICaesar J.I Beniamin and Yolanda Benedetti; loving grandmother of Elisabeth Ann Beniamin; fond sister of Edith Benedetti and Lillian Tonlnl. Visitation Monoey 7 to 10 a m. and Tuesday 2 to 10 p.

at Lauter-burg Oehler Funeral Home, E. Northwest Arlington Heights. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a trom chapel, to St. Emily Church, Mount Prospect, Mass to a. m.

Interment All Saints Cemetery. 253-5423. Bcrnas See John Jagitllo notice. Boruckl See Constance Silkowski Brakev Di Salvo Michael DI Salvo, suddenly, dearly beloved husband of Maria, nee Tel lone; loving father of Frank, Michael (Mariel, Carmella iJohn Guardl, Pal Ptrinal, Csnme IKennethl Helvorsen, and Mary Roce; devoted grandfather of Michael, Anthony, and Gine Marie; fond brotner ot Gererdo (Meryl 01 Salvo nd Rota INick) Mlel of New York. Funeral Thursday, Nov.

4, I 41 a. from DeNicoio-Lesnlak Funeral Home, 9734-40 W. Diversey corner if Manqo, Mass 9:30 a. m. at the St.

John Bote Church, McVlcker and Belden Avenues. Entombment Queen of Heaven Mausoleum. Vliltatlo Tuesday alter i p. 889 0111. DiSilvestro John Peder Maakestad, Nov.

1, 1971, dear father of John P. Jr. and Thomas Edward both of De Kalb, fond son ot Slur T. and Helen Pedersen Maakestad) brother of Larry S. Maakestad of Rockford, III.

Services Wednesday, I p. at John M. Pedersen and Sons Chapel, 4338 Fullerton Av. Interment Mount Olive. Memorials appreciated.

234-1610. Dr. Winthrop M. Phelps, 77, pioneer in the diagnosis and treatment of cerebral palsy; who coined the term "cerebral Greene County sheriff's deputies identified the victim as Mantel Crenshaw, 22, a freshman at Wilberforce from Canton, Ohio. The sheriff's office said a group of students from Central State attended a movie held at the neafby Wilberforce campus.

Police said about SO to 60 students from each of the schools took part in the fight. He said it was believed that four shots were fired, but only one struck Crenshaw. Detective Normal Crosswhite said at least four or five persons were also injured in the clash. Macuda palsy" to distinguish between children suffering from this brain disease and mentally re tarded children; set up clinics thruout the nation to help in the Julia Elizabeth Brakey, ne Wheeler, beloved daughter of th late Matthew and Hannah (Rutledoe) Wheeler) beloved mothr ot Thomas Brakey; fond sister of Mary Jane Walsh, Rev. John M.

Wheeler, 0. S. Walter, Marcella Miller, Matthew and the late John Wheeler. At Wllllams-Kampp Funeral Home, 12 Lake Oak Park, after 2 p.m. Tuesday.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. to St. Catherine of Siena Church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Calvary Cme-lery, West Chicago, III. S4S-I67. treatment of victims of the Frank DiSilvestro, tale of Llndenhurst, formerly of Chicago, dearly beloved husband of Amelia, nee Fattoret loving father of Domlnick Mary and Orlando I Phyllis) I devoted grandfather of Donald, Mark, Gary, and Linda; fond brother of Assunla Arcarl, Vlncemo (Maria, Giovanni, Giuseppe iDemarlite, and Maria DaCola, both of Italy, and Fllo-menna (Vlnceniol Savastano of Franc. Funeral Wednesday, Nov, 3, 9:45 a. from DiNlcolo-Lesnlak Funeral Home, 5734-40 W.

Diversey corner of Mango. Mass 10:30 a. m. at St. Ferdinand Church, Mason and Barry Avenues.

Entombment St. Joseph Cemetery. Member of Santo Stefeno and San Vincenzo Martirl Society, btiv-0115. Annette E. Rundell of Westminster Place, Evanston, Oct.

31, 1971, wife of the late William Rundell; mother of William and Mrs. Betty R. Kruger; four grandchildren and flv great-grandchildren. Friends mey call at Hebbleth-waite Chanel, 1567 Maple Evanston, on Tuesday. Service 2 p.

m. Wednesday at Elliott Chapel of th Presbyterian Home, 3131 Simpson Evanston. Interment Rosehill Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Norwood Park Presbyterian Church, Chicago. Russell Helen D.

Russell, ne Schuler, beloved wife of Kenneth S.I lovln mother of Mrs. Frances S. George Sellingerr fond sister of Claire ScTiuberth and th late Max Schuler and Tullie Meyer; loving grandmolher of Robert S. and Joan P. Sellinger; fond aunt of Mrs.

3arbara Hasemann and Mrs. Pauley Alston. Services Wednesday, Nov. 3, 11 a. Drake and Son Funeral Home, 625 Buss between Touhy and Oakton Streets, Park Ride.

Interment Chanel Hill Gardens West. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Heart Fund will be appreciated. Visitation afler 5 p. m. Tuesday.

698-3368. Ryan The Rev. Stephen D. Ryan, founding pastor of St. Emerlc'i Parish, Country Club Hills, loving son of the let Harry Ignatius and Alice brother of Margaret Francli I.

Butler. France! Alice, John J-, IBernlce and Harry I. Jr. Dorothy; also survived by many nieces and nephews. Resting at Smith Fungral Home, 245 Madison Oak Park, Tuesday, from 4 p.

m. until 10 p. m. Lying In state, St. Emeric Church, 4300 W.

ISOih Country Club Hills, Wednesday, from 1 p. m. until 10 p. m. Mesa ot the Resurrection Wednesday, p.

m. Funeral mass Thursday, II a. m. Interment Oueen of Heaven. In lieu of flewers, conlrlbu-VfUi 6 merle Church or Mercy Medical Csnltr will appreciated.

sScalzItti disease; in Baltimore. Alonzo G. Moron, 62, presl Breitbarth Philip L. Breitbarth, age II, beloved husband of the late Minnie, nee Uthe; devoted lather of Harold IHelenl; grand- DiVito A. W.Robertson Dies, Former lather of tour; great-grsndlathar of seven) fond brother of Christina Horn.

Resting at Schmaedeke Funeral Home, 143d Southwest Orland Park, until io a. m. Wednesday, Nov. 3. Will tie In state at the Trinity Lutheran Church, 159th St.

and Oak Park Wednesday, from 1 p. until time 01 service at 2 p. m. Interment Tnrv Itv Lutheran Cemetery. Visitation Tuetday, 2 p.

m. to 9.30 p. m. 349-0111 or 446-0000. Lt.

Col. MrXtur Hudelson, USA, rati, age 59, Oct. 27, In Tucson late ot 4313 Teas Circle, Tucson, dear father of Miss Laura Hudelson and Paul Hudclson, both ot Tucson, brother of Mrs. Alle Havthnme, Geneva, and Mrs. Elliabeth Reid, wheaton, III, In lieu of flowars, memorial contribution! to the American Heart Fund will be appreciated by the family.

Arrangements in Tucson by the Adair Funeral Horn, Dodge and Speedway Boulevards. Hughes James H. Hughes, beloved husband of Theresa, ne Schuy; dear father of Robert IBernlcel, Wilbur, and Jamei (Beverly I Hughes; grandfather of eight) brother of Nora and Delia! former employe of C.I.W. R.R. Funeral Wednes-day, Nov.

9:30 a. to St. Bernardino Church, Forest Park, Mast 10 a. m. Interment St.

Joseph, Visitation at Smith Funeral Home, 245 Madison Oak Park, Monday alter 4 p. m. Iser Diana Ronan Iser, beloved mother of Tod) fond daughter ot John R. and Hazel Daniels; lister of Robert Daniels) niece of Estell Roger, Norn Wilson, Henry Kraniky) grandnlece ot Estelle Thomas. Funeral services Wednesday, 11 a.

at Coonev Mortuary, 12 E. 112th Place. Intermir! Mount Hop. Iwaniec See Jnhn Jaglello nolle. Jaglcllo John Jaglello of Brighton Park, beloved husband of the late Kazlmlerai father of Marie Iwaniec Frances, Bernice, Waller I Blanche Lottie, Helen lAn-gelol Slrousa, Ted, and Jo Anna (Andrew Bernas) grandfather of nine and the late Pfc.

Michael Sirousa, USMCi great-grandfather of 12) brother of Joseph IHelenl. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 from Fortune Funeral Home. 4401 S. Kedzl to SI. Pancratlus Church Mass II a.

m. Interment St. Adalbert, LA 3-7711. Jensen Danny W. Jansen, beloved sslf of the Isle Vleoi tond mother of Richard (Wlllal Massy; cousin of Florence Kirch, oft.

Member of Douglas Park Covenant Church. Fungral services Wednesday, I o. ni. at Nielsen Funeral Home. 3)01 W.

dear brother of Mildred Msnsel. Visitation, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. with Masonic services at 8 P. m. Wednesday and memorial services 3 p.

m. Thursday at Lauterburg Oehler Funeral Heme, 2000 E. Northwest Arlington Heights. Graveside services Thursday, II a. Arlington Memorial Park, Rockford, III.

Contributions may be made to Shrineri Hospital for Crippled Children or Knights Templar Home, Paxton, III. Member of Lounsbury Lodge, No. 751, Barrington; O. E. S.

Lounsbury Chapter, No. 494, Barrlngtcn; Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, Chicago) Medinah Shrine, Chicago) Bethel Com. mandeiy, No, 35, K. Elgin) Cryptic Council, No. 46, Elgin) Palatine Chapter, No.

206, Royal Arch Masons, Palatine; Elgin Shrine Club, Elgin; El Jaala Chicago and Northwest Shrine lub, Arlington Heights. 253-5423. Olevnlk Clemens Olevnlk, beloved husband of Estelle, nee Archackl; father of Clara I Robert) Wachowski; grandfather of James and Robert) son in law of Agnes Archacki) brother of Stanley Frances! Olevnik and Mary Cates; brother In law of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Archackl, Charlotte Wendel, and Helen Walkowiak.

Funeral Thursday, Nov. 4, 9 a. from th Kuiniar Funeral Home, 3135 E. B3d to St. Bride's Church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Crotl Cemeterv, SO 1-1206. Pangallo Domlnick Pangallo, beloved husband of Harriet, nee Kramer; loving father of Domlnick Joan Barryman, Donna, Richard, David, Darlane, Stanley, Arlene Franklvn, Mathew, Raymond and James; grandfather of 15; dear son of Rocco and Mary; fond brother of Joseph. Services Wednesday, Nov, 1, at 10 a.

al Burkhard Funeral Horn. 2157 Irving Park Leavitt St. Inlirmint Eden Cemetery. Member of L. 0.

0. Lodge, NO. 1. S39-7900. Pardl Parlslna Pardl, nae Mlchall, suddenly, dearly beloved wife cf the late Remoal-do lovlnt mother of Perlna (Nicholas! Leonard end Clara) devoted arandmothtr of Robert Richard Marcial, Carol Ann, and Thomas Lon.

ard; neat-grandmother of fly. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 3, 9:15 a. from DeNlcolo-Lesnlak Funeral Home, 5734-40 W. Diversey comer of Mango.

Mass 10 a. al St. Cornelius Church, Lleb and Foster Avenues. Entombment St. Joteph Cemetery, Member of th New Italian Union and United Italian Association, Pleas omit I lowers.

689-Ollf. Parus Waller Parut, beloved husband of Ade-line, nee Konleony; fond father of Waller Jr. IRtmltel) grandfather ol three; dear brother of Paul Elhl, William, Martha Kubackl, Wanda JThom-asl Roslnskl and the lal Dave. Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a.m., from Wolnlak Funeral Home, 5700 S. Pulaski Rd to St.

Joseoh Church, Summit, III. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. PO 7-4500, Petersen Julia tAhlert) Petersen, lovlnt mother 01 Frieda Unrath, Marl and tus let John Ahlert) grandmother of five; great-grandmother of 13; ereat-greal-grand-mother gf tout) lister of Ida De Runlz. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p. at Ketchant Funeral Chapsl, 20J6 W.

7vih St. Interment Chapel Hills South. HU 3 705. Brooke dent of Hampton Institute in Virginia from 1949 to 1959 and former deputy regional director of the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands; in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Richard L.

Evans, 65, producer and announcer of the weekly Mormon Tabernacle Choir programs since the 1930s; a member of the Council of Twelve of the Church of Jesus Chrint of Latter.Day Saints; in Salt Lake City. William T. Muse, 65, dean of the University of Richmond Law School since 1947 and former president of the Virginia Bar Association; in Richmond, Va. Stenlty P. Macuda, beloved husband of Irene, nee Wvdrai dear son of the late Stanley and Victoria; fond brother of the let Joseph and Wilier; brother In law of Isabel (Arthur) Smolenskl, Roseann Eugene I Pleczko, and Dorothy Raul) lovlnt unci of Waiter Macuda.

Ruth and Paula Smolenikl. Funeral Wednesday, 10 from the Joseph Maloney-Jagla Funeral Heme, 2950-58 W. Fullerton, at Sacramento, to St. Sylvester's Church, for mass at 10:30 a. m.

Interment Mary-hill. Member of St. Sylvester's Holy Name Society and Ushers Club and River Grov Lodge, No. 378, Loyal Order of Moose. EV 4-3800.

Maglnnli Helen O. Megtnnti of Arlington Heights, beloved wife of Patrick loving daughter ot Mary Cronln; dear sister ot Mildred Cronln, Lillian IJohn Gramzow, and th lata John. Visitation Wednesday 7 fo 10 p. m. Services and Interment Newton, Mass.

253-5421. Maucicri Nicholas Mauclerl, devo'ed husband of Joanna, nee Maduri; lovlnt father ot Anthony I Joan Lawrenc (Rosemary, Philip Jeanne, Marilyn, Maria, and Ralph; dear grandfather of nine; fond brother of Mary Jane (Burt) Wood. Funeral Thursday, a. from Rosario D. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home, 4300 W.

North Avenue, to Ascension Church. Interment Mount Carmel. ME 7-0449 or ME 7-0450. Pitas omit flowers. Marco Ann D.

Marco, ne Chlzmar, formtrlv of 722 W. 19ih beloved wit of the lata John) dear mother of Julia E- (Frank) Dabkovlch) fond grandmother of Nancy (Ignatius) Calderon and Frank R.t grcal-grandmother of Ignatius Jr.) sister ot Katharine Wargo, Mary Andrew Drabnack, and Helen (Raymond Zanotti. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from Forluna Funeral Home, 4401 S. Kedrle to Five Holy Martyr! Church.

Mas! 10 a. m. Interment St. Caslmir Cemetery. LA 3-7781.

Marks Caryl A. Mirks of 40 E. Oak, beloved husband of Stall, nee MorvaVI loving 'ether of Eleanor (the lata Irving) Kabel, Florence (Maurice! Rosenberg, and Carl Marks Jr. I grandfather of Mara Lvnn Ftloo, Jerry Kbl, Knnth Brown, Catol Suo Andrews, Richard Marks, and Jarl Lynn Marks) great-grandfather of two) dear brother of Esther Well, Phoeb Newltler, end Waller Merks, all of New Vork, Lawrence Marks of Loa Angela! and the late Sam Marks. Services Tuesday, 1 a.

at Piser Memorial Chapel, 570 Broadway. Interment Westlawn Cmelry. Member ot Decalogu No, 160, A. F. A.

M. Friends may Pv their respects at the Chapel Monday evening, 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. Masonic sorvires will be cendu't'd Monday vining. LO 1 47 Edith C.

Scalrlttl, beloved daughter of Stefan and the late Alberta, nee DI- Domenico) loving sister ot Sam ILortta and the late Battesto Pete) fond aunt U.S. Senator LEXINGTON, Nov. 1 LT) Former Sen. A. Willis Robertson of Virginia, 84, who served in the Senate for 20 years, died in a hospital here today.

Robertson, a Democrat, was chairman of the Senate Ranking and Currency Committees when he was defeated in a bid for renomlnation for a fourth full term in the 1966 Democratic primary. William B. Spong who defeated Robertson, went on to win the general election. After his defeat, Robertson became a consultant for the In oam ang rony Funeral Warinetri.v. in ji Marietta DiVito, nee DeFilv, dear mothet of Joseph; beloved daugnier of Joseph and Josephine DeFlly; tond sister of Vincent and Rosemary Seculey.

Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from Rosario D. Salerno's Sons Funeral Home. 6300 W. North to Sacred Heart Church.

Entombent Queen ot Heaven Mausoleum. ME 7-0449 or ME 7-O450. Downer Elliabeth Ros Downer, suddenly, of Weslmont, beloved wife ot Kenneth H.I fond sister of Clara (Man) S'vpure, Mar-paret I Robert Singleton, Alt (Florence) Peniet and Peggy IVernel Rambeaut daughter of Rose Penrei and the lata John. Resting a Elllslon Funeral Home, 1st and Grant Street, Hinsdale, Tuesday alter 2 p. m.

Funeral Wednesday, 1 p. m. Interment Clarendon Hill. 323-0271. Doyle Helen 8, Ooyl, Kirov, beloved wife of the lata Raymond Dow) loving mother ot Dolores Hlckiy and Donald Dovkti fond grandmother of llghtl dear sister of In lal Marlon Hansen, Thomas, Arthur, Joteph and Paul Kirpv, Funeral Wednesday, a.

from Blake-Lamb Funeral Home. 4727 W. 103d Oak Lawn, to SI, Bamajat Churcn, Interment SI. Mary Cemelarv. In lieu of flowers, donations to Brolharl of the Good Shepherd Manor, P.

0. Bo 260. Momence, will be appreciated. For transportation Informal.on. call eJa-llv or 735-4242.

Durack See Ann Colllnl notice. Ecklund rom Galewnnil irst li to St. Antral Church. Interment Mount Carmel, e-1700 or AU 7-8600. Scheidcckcr Wilfred Lee Brooke, husband of Virginia W.l lather of David W.

Lee Jr. and John A. Brooke) grandfather of 11) brother of Lois O'Kane of Laurel, Md. Past Commodore of Burnham Park Yacht Club. No visitation.

Memorial services Saturday, Nov. 6, 1971, 2 P.m., at Sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church, 931 Lake Oak Park, Memorials in lieu of flowers to Mtmorlal Fund of First Presbyterian Church of Oak Park. EU 3- Brzostowski Albina Bnostowskl, ne Radykowskl, let of the Bridgeport neighborhood, beloved wile of the late Walter; loving mother ot Marie I Edward Foster, Caslmir llfie late Stachla), end the late Walter IMaryl) fond grandmother of four) dear great-grandmother of seven. Serv-Ires Thursday, Nov. 4, 1971, 9:30 a.

from the Ocwieia Funeral Home, 28 S. Throop to St. Barbara Church. Interment Resurrection. 842-10)0.

Buckley John S. Buckley, age 55, husband ot Anile, ne PessettO) son of Grace, ne King, and the 11 Maurice) brother of Jamet IMaryl) nephew of Frances Myeri and Mabel Caoldvi eon In law of Ellsa Fassetto) brother In law of Frank I Diane) Pessetlo; unci of Denise, Alex J. Pagcl, 83, retired Fullerton Av. Inlrment Ridgewood Visitation 1 to 10 P. m.

Tuesday. Be a- William Scheldecker of Glenview, formerly of Skokie, beloved husband of Mad-tlena) dear father of Charlotte Heinz Bellfusi) randfathr of William Heinz, Nancy vVelner, Richard and Cindy BeHfuss) great-grandfather of four) brother of Frieda Schaub. Funeral Wednesday, 11 a. al Haben Funeral Home, 8057 Niles Center Road, Skokl. Interment Memorial Park.

Visitation alter 3 p. m. Tuesday. OR 3-6111. Schneider See Richard A.

Ziarko notice. Schuettler Henry H. Schuettler of Arlington Hglghts, beloved husband of the late Lllliei fond father of Mildred and the late Howard. Visitation Wednesday 7 Io 10 m. and Thutsdav 10 P.

m. at Lauferburg and Oehler Funeral Horn, 2noo E. Northwest Arlington Heights. Funeral Friday, 1:30 p. St.

Peter Lutheran Church, 111 E. Olive Arlington Heights. Interment Aninqlnn Heights Wheeling Twp. Cemetery. 253 5423.

president of Pagcl, Horton 4 Co. and past president of the ternational Bank for Reconstruction and Development in Washington, a post he held until his recent retirement. tti, Jensen Elmer Russalt Jensen of Villa Perk, beloved husband of Marie; loving father of Marilyn Scott) dear grandfather of Bar Myrtle Ecklund, Oct. 30. belovad wife ot Albert W.l alster ot Sylvia IJohn) Davis of South Dakota.

Resting at th Tews Funeral Home. 79th Street nd Announcements Phil im Avenue, from 4 uni 10 American Wood Importers Association; in Amityville, N. Y. Eocr Guerlllot, the Central African Republic's ambassador to Washington; in Brussels, ber end Virginia Scoll) brother of Robert. Services Thursday, 1 p.

at Steuerle Funeral Home 350 S. Ardmore Monday. Tn lie In state et the Bethany Lutheran Church, 92d Street and Jtllery Michael, Mark, and Frank Pessetlo. Resting at Panoirg Bos. Funeral Home, ELtMINATf Suffering.

CoMrlbut to s-ANitx Research, give memorial Villa Park Chapel Hill Gardens, West. Visitation alter 7 p. m. Tuo.iiav. S32-4K1, In lieu of flowers, 300 E.

1 1 5th St, Funeral Wednesday. a. to St. Anthony Church. Mass 9:30 Boulevard, alter 12 noon Tuesday, unti the time of service at 2 P.

tn. Interment Mount Greenwood. In lieu flowers, am iris's to Cancer Researh apprr alctt. SI or BEQUEST. TAX DEDUCTIBLE The Cancer ftearch Founda l-n a m.

Interment Mount Olivett. PU co Ihullons to Hi Cancer Fund ar-pre- E. Jack on 4-7l 5 5 1 "0, f..