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FALZONE Sam Falzone devoted ton "of i LEWIS Jack Lewis, 4755 N. Sawyer ave-. RUSSELL Robin W. Russell, late of 7158 GUjitago Bailij GJrilmttr Wednesday, Oct 6, 1954 OBITUARIES Prof. Carl Stephenson 2 PEDESTRIANS HIT AND KILLED BY CTA BUSES Two pedestrians were killed last night by CTA buses.

Walter Gecas, 50, of 7234 Woodlawn a laborer, was killed at 47th and Hermitage 161 CONVICTED IN MONTH FOR DRUNK DRIVING Of 266 motorists arraigned last month before two Safety court judges on charges of drunken driving, 161 were found guilty, 62 were discharged, and 43 obtained reduced charges of reckless driving. Assistant State's Atty. James A. Geroulis, in his monthly report yesterday, said 111 defendants were jailed for two 90 days. Two drunken driver repeaters, who also were Ithaca, N.

Oct. 5 Special Prof. Carl Stephenson, 68, authority on medieval history and professor at Cornell university for 24 years until his retirement in June, died here yesterday. Among Prof. Stephenson's works is "Mediaeval History," widely used text book.

Born in Fayette, he was graduated in 1907 from DePauw university and received M. A. and Ph. D. de- grees at Harvard.

Before com- jng to Cornell in 1930, he taught at Princeton, Washington university, and the University of Wisconsin. Mrs. Frank Morrasy Services for Mrs Rettv Roger) Morrasv. Sfl of R13R S. Peoria -executive secre- Aiym JUSZKa, si ot laz Chelos sentenced Ralph Ecken-tary of the Painting and Deco- Ricest, the driver, told police berg) 4g of 6m rating Contractors association Chicago's 1 954 Traffic Toll a printer, to two days, and Sim Sr.

and Felicia, nee Pacclll; dear brother of Rita and Lawrence. Funeral Thursday at 9 a. from chapel. 813 W. Taylor street, to Our Lady of Pompeii church.

Interment Mount Carmel ceme tery. Information, MOnro 6-0449. FEIL Paulina Polly I Fell, nee Mousel, late cf 7241 S. Artesian avenue, beloved wife of the late loving mother of Mary Barthelme, Laura Stxatemeler. Catherine Austin.

Nicholas Peter and Andrew G. Fell, dear grandmother cf 17, great-grandmother of 21. Funeral Thursday. 9 a. from funeral home, 7013 S.

Racine avenue, to St. Adrian's church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St.

Mary's. Mem- ber of St. Mathilda's court. No. 42,1 W.

C. O. F. STewart 3-0460. FIPPINGER Martha Flpplnger.

wife of the late Adam, beloved mother ol Miiared Hopper, Lucille Bruhn. Eugene, and Lester Flpplnger, grandmother of Marilyn Hopper, Lorraine Sterile. Cheryl Flppineer, and Esther Amato, one great-grandchild, 7319 Madlwn Fo7esV Park. tSuZ day, 1:30 p. m.

Interment Oakrldge. GIBBONS William M. Gibbons, beloved hus band of Viola, nee Krlegsnann: dear father of Marguerite Cahlll and William dear grandfather of Patricia Ann Cahlll, lond brother of Matthew, Doris Gentz. and Roy. Funeral Friday, 8:45 a.

from funeral home, 3552 South- port avenue, to Maternity v. church. Interment St. Joseph's. Member of Pipe Fitters Mo.

597, GIOIA See Erlenborn notice. GLA8Z Hubert Glasz of 1955 School street, Oct. 5, 1954, beloved husband 01 the late Ellen Glasz. At chapel. 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Friday, Oct. 8, at 2 p. Memorial Park. Interment I GLOPPE See Erlenborn notice. GOETTSCHE Chris C.

Goettsche of Clen- vlew, beloved husbacd of Kathryn. nee Gerken; dear father of Gerald and Thomas, son of Ehler and th late Emma, brother of Louise 'Helman, Anna Long. William, and John. Resting at chapel, I ezsi street. Morion urove, until noon Thursday.

In state at St. Pe ter's Neighborhood church until time of service, 2 p. m. Interment Memory Gar- Gen. HARRIS Ray Harris, nee Berger.

of 2600 W. Morse avenue, beloved wit 01 the lat Abraham, loving mother of Regina Harris, Jack, David, Otto. Dorothy Miller, Harry, and Charles, 11 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, fond sister of Wolf, Tlllle Nlehaus of Los Angeles, and Max. Services Wednesday, 12 noon, at chapel, 1300 W. Devon avenue.

Interment Anshe Kanessea Israel. Please omit flowers. HEIDE Henry C. Helde of Elgin, Oct. 4 husband of Kathryn.

brother of Wllliarr husband of Kathryn. brother of William and Norman, Mrs. Irma De Pue, Lillian 1 Dudenbostel, and the late Ernest. Funeral Thursday, 1 p. O'Connor funeral home.

Elgin. Graveside service Montrose cemetery, Chicago, 3 p. HOLMES John F. Holmes, beloved husband of Marie, nee Brown; dear father of R. Max, Jack, Olive Glatt, and Marge Dugo, orouier 01 jarnes, unve xoung.

Rose mat-son, Alma Johnson, Nell Kane, and Floyd, services inursday, 1 p. 4920-24 Irving Park road at chapel. I Interment I Acacia Park. Member of 38 th Ward -Reg. jjem.

org. itiidar 5-6220. HOWE Thomas J. Howe of 1116 W. Mar.

quette road, beloved husband of Mary Casey Howe, dear father of George Marie Butterfleld, Genevieve Lynn, Margaret Dockendorf, and veronica Howe foni! brother of the late James. Michael. Mary Kltson. and Ann Houeh. Funeral Thursdav.

I 8:45 a. from funeral home. 79th street at Loomls boulevard, to St. Brendan's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery, information.

TRlangle 4-1187. HUFF Michael Francis Huff, aged 7 years beloved son 01 Edward and Eieanore. nee Jurek: dear brother of Patricia and the late Lawrence arandsow of Mrs Clara Jurek. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a. from funeral home, 3526 N.

Cicero avenue, to St. Sylvester's church. Inter-- ment local cemetery. Information, Klldare 0-1 3 20. Please omit iiowers.

JANCO See Mario Peace notice. JANKOVIC John Jankovlc, devoted son of Katie, fond brother of Katherlne Ketu-roskey, Theresa Sebek, and Frances Uzek, Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p. at chapel. 5218 S. Kedzle avenue.

Interment Ever green. PRospect 6-3810. JASIEN Tlllle Jaslen. aged TO. late of 1353 S.

Fairfield avenue, beloved wife of the late Michael Jaslen, dear mother of John, Joseph, Benjamin, Leo Jaslen, Helen Cheuvront, Irene Gunther. Lottie Bloch, and Ther-sa Tapczewski. ana sons-in-law, daughters-in-law. and grandchildren. Fu neral Thursday, Oct.

7. 9:30 a. from funeral chapel. 1810 W. 18th street, to St.

Ann's church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Information, CAnal 6-2298. JEROME Frank A. Jerome.

Oct. 4. 1954. beloved husband of Elizabeth, loving father ef Alserd. fond father-in-law of Mary Jerome.

Services Thursday, Oct. 7, at 2 p. at chapel, 2114. Irving park road Interment Acacia Park cemetery. JOHNSON Bertha Johnson.

Oct. 4. 1954 beloved wife of Francis O. Johnson, fond sister ot Ida V. Walsh, the late Louise Zacharias, Alfred Schenke, and Minnie Mandle.

At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street. where services will be held Thursday, Oct, 7, at 1:30 p. m. Interment Kvergreen, JORDAN George Jordan.

late of 2058 73d street, beloved husband of Mary, nee Kodat: loving father ot Mary Eileen Barnes. Member of Home lodge. No. 508. A.

F. A A. M. Resting at funeral home. 7918 South Park avenue.

Service Thursday, Oct. 7. at 1:30 p. under auspices of Heme lodge. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens South.

TRlangle 4-3054. KALA Joseph George Kala of 1658 2 1st street, beloved husband of Elizabeth, loving father of Joseph Mary Young, Anna Kuoai, Grace rodi, setty, and syivia. fond stepfather of Frank. Joseph, Charles, William, George, and John Darda, Ann Smith, Mary Harvatlch, and Elizabeth Darda. Service Thursday.

1:30 P. at chapel. 1345 W. 19th street. Interment Bohemian National.

CAnal 6-0915 KANE John Francis Kane of 6411 Kenwood Chicago, beloved husband or Anna M. Kane, passed away in Los Angeles. Oct. 3. Mr.

Kane, born In La-Grange, 111., April 1. 1880, was tor many years an Insurance salesman for Metropolitan Life Insurance company. Requiem mass celebrated Oct. 6 In St. Joan of Arc church by Father Eugene MacSweeney.

Gates. Kingsley Ac Gates, 1500 S. Sepul-1 veda boulevard, directors. KAPPEL Joseph W. Kappel; beloved hus band ot Dorothy, dear lather of Dorothea loving son of Joseph and Anna Kappel, lona brother or Theresa Kunczier, jonn Elsie Buase, Hedwlg Capes, Walter, Mary Thompson, and the late Anna Taus.

Funeral Thursday, 2:30 P. at chapel, 7032 Wentworth. Interment Beverly. TRl angle 4-04 7 3 KING Mary Dillon King, beloved wife ot Thomas, loving mother of Mrs. Mary King.

Mrs. William King. Agnes. Margaret, James, and Thomas King, fond sister of the late Catherine Monahan, John and Cornelius Dillon. Funeral Friday, Oct.

8, at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home, 3246 Jackson to Our Lady of Sorrows i. church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Member Third Order of Servite's and O. L. S. court. No.

2, W. C. O. F. Please omit flowers.

KEdzle 3-2394. KLEIN Eliza Klein. Oct. S. 1934.

age 85 years, widow of Peter, beloved mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Llenhard and Mrs. Anna Seymour. At funeral home, 1458 W. Belmont avenue.

KLEIN Irving N. Klein of 1629 Z. Hyde park boulevard, beloved nusbana of Blanche fond father ot Leonard and Margery. Visitation at chapel. 936 E.

47th street, until noon Wednesday. Services Wednesday, Oct. 6. at 2:30 p. at family let, Rosehill cemetery.

KNOEPPEL Sophia X. Knoeppel of 2631 N. Whipple street, beloved wife of the late Otto, devoted mother ot Raymond, fond grandmother of Donald and Raymond, dear Sister of Christ. Fred, and William Ober-helde, Clara Blumenhagen. and Dora Hoh-man.

Services Friday at 2 p. at funeral home, 3301 W. Fullerton avenue. Interment Acacia Park. Member of Humboldt Park chapter, No.

472, O. E. S. KOERNEB Gertrude Koemer, Oct. 4, beloved wife of George, dear sister of Carl Hahn.

Funeral Friday, Oct. 8, 2:30 p. at funeral home, 2056-58 Belmont avenue. Interment Ridgewood cemetery. KROL Mary Krol.

nee Sowlzdrzal, late of 10634 S. Lawndale avenue, beloved wife of Walter, dear mother of Sophia, Stella and Frances, mother-in-law of Edward Szot, Chester Zega, James Danlelewlcz, dear sister ot Anthony Sowlzdrzal, grandmother ot 10. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 7, 1954, at 9:30 a. from chapel, 3756 S.

Paulina, to SS, Peter and Paul church. Interment Resurrection. LAfayette 3-0829. KUBECEK Emma Kubecek, nee Burst, of 1816 S. 48th court, beloved wife of the late James Kubecek.

loving mother of Emma K. Morltz, Charles Kubecek, and the late Nettle Morltx. fond sister of Wanda Helnold and Henry Burst, mother-in-law ot Charles W. Morltx and Ann Kubecek. grandmother of Evelyn Emerson, June Legudzlnskl, Naomi Schuettge, William F.

Morltx and Doris Jane Starankovlc. Remains resting at funeral home. 2307 S. Laramie avenue, until 12 noon Thursday. Funeral Thursday, Oct.

7, 1954, at 2 p. at Cethsemant Ev. Luth. church, 50th av. And 21st st.

Cremation Bohemian National. In lieu of flowers, memorials will be accepted tor Emma Kubecek memorial at the Gethsemane Ev. Luth. church of Cicero. 111.

OLympic 2-0200 or Bishop 2-1799. KUDOS ECK Walter Kudobeck. beloved hus band of Esther, nee Jajko: loving father ox uiana ana uienn. runerai irom lunerai home, 5247-53 Fullerton avenue, on Thursday, Oct. 7.

at 9:30 a. to St. Genevieve's church. Interment St. Adal-.

bert's cemetery. BErkihlre 7-6400. KUNDA Maria Kunda, nee Bednarik, late residence 4429 N. Keystone avenue, be loved mother ot cnaries, Anna Kalcok, Josephine Reeves, Alex, and the late Mary Slezak, fond mother-in-law of Irene and Annette Kunda. Emll Kalcok.

Ben Reeves. and the late Joseph Slezak. loving grandmother of nine, great-grandmother of eight. Services Thursday. Oct.

7. 1:30 p. at chapel, 1427 W. Chicago avenue. Interment Montrose cemetery.

MOn- roe 6-2674. LAUSCH Louis Lausch. beloved husband of the late Pauline, dear lather ot Rudolph. Adeline. Albert, and Emma, fond father-in-law of Anna, John Mlnarlk, Sue, and Joseph Korynt.

grandfather of six, greatgrandfather of three. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from chapel. 2245 W. Huron street to SS.

Cyril and Methodius Slovak church. Interment Our Lady of Sorrows cemetery. SEeiey 3-3400. LAVERTY John Laverty. beloved husband of the late Catherine Smith Laverty, fond father ef Ann Ollverlo, James, Daniel, Margaret Scumaccl.

Patrick, the late John, Agnes, and George Laverty, brother of Ellen Clark, the late James, Daniel, Jane Harrington, Catherine Larsen. and Mary Ann Doyle, grandfather of 19. great- granaiatner oi seven, unerei Tnursaay, 9:30 a. from chapel, 5516 S. Ashland to St.

Basil's church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. PRospect -0031.

uk nue. beloved husband cf Marie, nee Strom- berg: lord brother of Michael, Aaron, and Mlna nsnKin. service weanesaay. xo a. at chapel, 5206 Broadway.

Interment Westlawn. LIEBERMAN Osher tSaml Lleberman. be-1 loved lather ol Matilda Klein. Sam, Mau rice. Isadore.

and Toby Horn, fond brother of Aaron, and Mlndel Beegun, devoted srandfather of 10. Services Wednesday. 11 a. at chapel. 5145 Broadway.

Interment Westlawn. Member of Leheshlner Benevo ent A society; Wllner vereln: Our Cousins' club, and Chicaco I lodge. B'nal B'rlth. SNA Frank Llksna, beloved father of Mrs. Helen Edward 1 Beltce.

fond brother of Mrs. Mary Bruzas and Mrs. Patricia Wlsmontas. grandfather of Alfred Rogers, Ted Rogers, and Edward Belice Jr. Funeral Friday, a a.

at cnapei. 1702 w. tatn street. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. PRospect 6-0600.

LISTON See Sylvester A. Murray notice. "JK "'k son of Catherine Lltka, fond brother of John, and Tony, son-in-law of cWistini Mayer. Remains at rest after 10 a. m.

Wednesday. Funeral Friday, Oct. 8, at 9 a. irom lunerai home. 4seo w.

31st street, Cicero, to Our Lady of Charity church. Interment Resurrection cem etery. Informatlonn, OLympic 2-2005, LOMBARDO Mary Lombardo, beloved wife of Angelo, dear mother of Fannie Labriola, Joseph, Rose Tesauro, and Peter, loving alster 01 August Albanese. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 470 W.

26th street, to All Saints' church. Entombment St. Mary's. Victory 2-8 6 81. LUNDY See Robin W.

Russell notice. MAINS Dema F. Mains, age 66. of 4056 N. Paulina street, beloved wife ol Edward dear sister 01 Ralph Deaton.

Muncie fond aunt of Mildred Gorton of 1 Muncie, Ind. Service Wednesday, 10 a. I st chapel, 3905-ot N. Lincoln avenue. Interment Muncie, Thursday.

MANNING Grace Towner Manning, be-1 loved wife of the late Ol. Manning, dear. mother of Evelyn Mccune and the late James Z. Manning, sister of Hazel McClel- I land, Isabella Gordon, Albert Towner, and I the late Margaret Allen, William and AW ired Towner, grandmother or five. At chapel, 4617 Madison street.

Funeral no-1 tice later. Austin 7-1137. MAROTTA Sabato Marotta. of 2419 W. Taylor, beloved husband of the late Care- lino, dear father of Philip, Ralph and Henrietta Peluso.

Funeral Thursday at 9:15 a. from chapel. 3225 W. Har- rlson to St. Calllsto's church, mass at 10 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel. I KEdzle 3-6622. I McCUNE See Grace Towner Manning MERGES Elizabeth Merges, nee Gelsen. be- loved wife of the late Nicholas, fond mother of Barbara Oennlng.

Elizabeth Hageerty. Marie Harker. Nicholas. Henry. John.

Peter. Frank. Joseph, and Andrew, grandmother of 32, great-grandmother of 11. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 7.

9:30 a. from chapel. 2859 N. Southport avenue, to St. Alphonsus' church.

Interment St. Joseph cemetery. MICHEL Clifford A. Michel. 807 N.

Ridge- land avenue, oak Park, nusnand or oiga. nee Erlckson; father of Ronald and Sandra. Service Wednesday. 11 a. at fu neral home, 203 S.

Marlcn street, at Pleasant street. Oak Park. Interment Mount Hope. Please omit flowers. Memo rials may be sent to Chicago Heart Assn.

EUclld 3-3191. MILAN Max V. Milan, beloved husband cf Sophie, nee Warzecha: dear father of Maxlne and Geraldlne, fond son of Sophie Milan, brother of Mrs. J. Pawltckl, Lillian Milan, and Mrs.

Carl Winter. Services Thursday. Oct. 7. 2 p.

at funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Mount Olive. Klldare 5-5420. MILLER Frank W.

Miller, formerly or cni- cago. Lake Geneva. Oct. 5. 1934, fond father of Margaret Le Bourveau.

be- AV Ge." AlmrHerchert: Sdlen. HfH erp Ka-rvirt-s and interment p. m. Thursday, Lake Geneva. Wis.

MOORE William D. Moore, formerly of San Diego, beloved husband of the late Tracy, dear brother of Mary Lemne and Catherine Stenrel. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from funeral home. 8210 Racine avenue, to St.

Leo's church. Interment Calvary, San Diego, papers copy. MORRASY Betty Rogers Morrasy. sudden ly, beloved wile ol F. W.

Morrasy, loving alster of Edward and James S. Rogers and Harriet L. Dickey. Services Thurs day. 8 p.

at funeral home. 7013 S. Racine. Interment Friday. 1 p.

at Sheffield, 111. Member of Square post. No. 232. A.

L. Secretaries club. Ns tional Business Leaders: former executive secretary of Chicago Painting and Deco- appreciaie donations to Cancer fund in lieu ol now- era. STewart 3-0460. MUELLER George Mueller, age 72.

Oct. 5, 1954. beloved husband of Josephine. lov ing father cf Josephine Flelschaker. George and Anton, dear grandfather bf eicht erandchildren.

fond brother of Katherlne Merschdorf. Barbara Hora. Funeral Friday, Oct. 8. at 9:30 a.

from chapel. 2114 Irving Park road, to Queen of Angels church. Interment- St. Joseph's cemeterv, MURRAY Sylvester A. fSaml Murray, late of 20 N.

Latrobe avenue, aear oroiner oi Ames Cogiln. Albert L-. Cecilia Keynoias, and the late John, Nicholas. Patrick, James. Martin, Henry, Frank.

Annie Walsh, and Mime Llston. Funeral Friday, oct. b. at 10:45 a. from funeral home.

318 N. Central avenue, to St. Thomas Aquinas church. Mass 11:15. Interment Queen ot Heaven.

Member of Commodore Barry council. No. 1118, C. COlumbus 1-6300. NEITZKE Anna D.

Neltzke, nee Lozo, late of 6842 S. Throop street, beloved wile of the late Albert loving mother ot Edward Neltzke and Adelaide Stelnbach, dear grandmother ot Arlene Henshaw and Gregory Stelnbach. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 8400 S. Ashland avenue, to St.

Brendan's church. Mass 10:30 a. Interment St. Mary's. STewart 3-0460.

NELSON Stella A. Nelson, nee Carrothers. wife of the late George E. Nelson, mother ot Mars en Beck. Funeral Thursday.

8:45 a. from chapel, 2708 N. Western avenue, to St. John Berchmans church. Mass 9 a.

ra. Interment Hartford. Mich. Kindly omit flowers. HUmboldt 6-1716.

NOE Florence Hassett Noe. late of 1708 W. 71st street, beloved wife of Leon loving mother of Leoxi J. Frances Veronica Brennan, Jamea the late Irene, Florence, and Rita fond sister of Gertrude Wlllms, Cecelia Rafferty, dear grandmother of Dennis Brennan, Leon III, Jon, and Rita Noe. Funeral Friday, 8:30 a.

from funeral home, Halsted at 76th street, to St. Justine Martyr church, mass 9 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. STewart 3-7700.

NORDHOLZ Tech. Sgt. John F. Nordholz. IRsn U.

S. A. A. late of 3836 W. 86th fcs place, beloved son of the late Dr.

Wll-" Ham and Helen, nee Godfrlaux Nordholz; loving brother of William G. Marietta, Phyllis Jeanne Puccl, Donald and Sister M. Donella, O. S. F.

Funeral Thursday. 0 a. from funeral home. 9837 S. Kedzle avenue, to St.

Dennis' church. Mass at 10:30 a. m. Interment All Saints'. GArden 2-2000.

OAKEY John Jackl M. Oakey, Indianap olis, beloved husband of Mary Logan Oakey, brother of Thomas ot Los Angeles, Lt. James L. Oakey. C.

P. Lucille M. Sutton of Santa Monica. Cal. Mass 9 a.

m. Friday. SS. Peter and Paul cathedral, Indianapolis. Burial 3 p.

m. at Holy Sepulchre, Chicago. OLER Leo S. Oler ot S. Milwaukee avenue.

Mundeleln. 111., Oct. 4. 1954, loving husband ot Mae Oler, nee Weldt; dear son of Josephine Olklewlcz, fond father of Dolores Jonas, Loretta Huffman, Eugene, and Harry Oler, foster father of Charles, Thomas, and Carol Weldt and Maye Suro-vltz. brother of John.

Frank. James, and Casimlr Oiklewlez. Wando Topoil, Helen Cavage, and Lottie Kamykowskl. At chapel, 128 E. Park avenue, Llbertyville, where services will be held Thursday, Oct.

7, at 9:30 a. m. PACELLI See Sam Falzone Jr. notice. PARASKEVOPULOS Athanaslos Paraske-vopulos Tom Paras, beloved husband ot Mattle, nee Little.

Funeral Thursday. 1 p. from chapel. 627 S. Halsted street, to St.

Nicholas' Greek orthodox church, 60th and Peoria. Interment Evergreen cemetery. Member of Hellenic lodge. No. 1084.

A. F. A. Hellenic chapter. No.

1003, O. E. 'and Hellenic post. No. 343.

American Legion. PARISH Harry F. Parish of 1442 Asbury avenue, Wlnnetka, Oct. 4. 1954, husband of Merrette A.

Parish. Resting at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Service 11 a. m. Wednesday at Christ church chapel.

Maple avenue and Oak street, Wlnnetka. Interment at Evans City, Pa. Please omit flowers. PELUSO See Marotta notice. PESCE Mario R.

Pesce. age 41. suddenly, dearly beloved son ot Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pesce.

loving brother of Rocco, Michael, nd Mrs. Dora Janco. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 7, 1954, at 9:30 a. from parlors, 5734-42 W.

Diversey avenue, to Maternity B. V. M. church. 3647 W.

North avenue. Interment St. Joseph's. Information. TUxedo 9-0115.

FLODZIEN Adam A. Plodzlen of 6018 Ra-venswood avenue, beloved son of Sadie A. and the late John S. Plodzlen, fond brother of Mary J. Resting at funeral home.

1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood. Funeral notice later. BEILLY Marie Rellly, sister of Helen Brown. Funeral from late residence, 6429 N. Campbell avenue.

Thursday at 9:30 a. to St. Timothy's church, mass 10 a. ra. Interment Alt Saints'.

RICHARDS Sophie Richard of 2012 W. Blrchwood avenue, beloved wife of Harry, dear mother of Joseph, Jacqueline Bymel, and Charlene, devoted grandmother ot Leslie-Ruth and Kathryn Ann, fond sister of Leo Samowskl, Irene Opera, and Stella Engel. Services Wednesday, 2 at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Rosehill. Please omit flowers.

BIEDEL Edward Rledel, formerly of 6916 S. Honore street, at Orlando. beloved husband ot Catherine Collins Rledel. lond father of Joseph and Virginia Ma-lone, son of the late Ernest and Tina Riedel, brother of Jennie Dletz and George Rledel. At lunerai home.

69th at Justine street, after 11 a. ra. Wednesday. Notice of funeral later. Member of Chicago Fireman's post, No.

667. American Legion. BOBILOTTA Emma Robilotta, nee Mewlg, beloved wife of the late Fred dear mother of Rocco, Rosemary Sherman, Helen Vellnskl, and the late Katherlna, sister of Fred and Walter Mewlg. Resting at funeral home. 4138 W.

North avenue. Services 1 p. Friday, Oct. 8. Interment Rosehill.

Information, BElmont 5-6812. ROSE John H. Rose of 154 N. Lockwood avenue, beloved husband of the late Lottie nee Roettger; dear lather of Gladys, Hazel, and Virginia Dewbray, lather-ln-lew of Thomas Dewbray, grandfather of Nell, Michael, and Mary Margaret Dewbray, brother of Anna Naber and the late George Rose of Cincinnati, O. At funeral home, 17 Madison street.

Oak Park. Funeral Friday, Oct. 8. at 9:30 a. m.

to St. Thomas Aquinas church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St.

Josepn'S cemetery. Member of Holy Nam society. S. Ecgleston avenue, beloved husband or the late Mary, nee Lundy; fond lather of John Donald and ttn late Shirley, dear brother of Margaret, Lilly Tettemer. Moroni Harry and Eleanor Nojrla.

grandfather of John R. Russell Jr. Restins at chapel, 938-40 W. 69th street, until Thursday. 11 a.

m. Services 1 p. at the Church of Jesua Christ of Latter-Day Saints, 6111 S. Ken wood avenue. Interment Beverly cem etery.

Hudson 3-0123. SCHEREB Natalie Seherer. Oct. 4. beloved tr i mother of Mrs.

Claris Hecko. grand mother of Jerry and Mailene Kecko. sister of Mrs. Ida Van Der Ley and Raymond Gartke. Services Thursday.

10:30 a. at funeral home. 2449 Lincoln avenue. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. SCIItXTZ Walter W.

Schultz. beloved uncle of Mary Jane Dorothy Havner. Betty Elliott. Dennis. Frank Mary Nodes.

Patricia Stella, Anna. Charles, and Gustav. Funeral from chapel. 33S4 s. Halsted, Thursday at 8:30 a.

rru to St. George's church. Interment St. Caslmlr'a. YArds- 7-1911.

5520 S. Cornell, beloved wife of the late Ben, fond mother of Mrs. David Mallei, Mrs. Ben Gold, and Robert Shaolro. loving grandmother of Patricia.

Ronny. and ivaren snapiro, lond sister of Mrs. Albert Stern of Los Angeles, Cal. Services Friday ai 10 a. m.

at chapel. 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Westlawn. Visitation at chapel Thursday evenlnr onlv. Please omit flowers.

SHERWIN Levi Harrison Sherwln of 52 Washington street, Wilmette. husband of the late Bernlce V. Sherwln. father of Mrs. Joczerwonby, grandfather of Stephen and Joanna.

Services Wednesday. 10 a. at chapel. 1118 Greenleaf avenue. Wilmette.

Interment St. Mary's, Rockford. SHOUB Bessie Shoub, nee KaDlan. 6548 N. Albany, beloved wife of Charles, dear mother of Berne.

Lawrence, and Rose Rubin, grandmother of Phyllis Blakey, David Shoub, Rose Shoub. Wllma Shoub. Steven Rubin, and Donald Rubin, sister of Ben Kaplan and the late Ida Bergman, Bessie Komlnsky. Tlllle Bordesky. and Rose Jarollm.

sister-in-law of Lottie Shoub, Florence Shoub, and Bertha Stein-man. Services Wednesday, 2 p. at chapel, 4225 Roosevelt road, corner Tripp. Interment O. K.

O. J. cemetery. Jewish Waldhelm. Member of Klever Demalvker vereln SNIFFEN Clarence L.

Snlffen, age 89 yrs, beloved father of Mrs. Herbert Frttschel cf Oak Park. Mrs. Walter Pagen- kPt of Glen Ellyn. and Allan B.

Snlffen or bpring valley, N. Y. Services and bur- lal Oak Hill. Nyack. N.

Y. SOLOMON Edward M. Solomon of 284J bnerioan road, beloved husband of Jean- cette, nee Romick: fond brother of Lester and the late Helene Fogel. Services Wednesday. 11 a.

at chapel. 520S Broadway. Interment B'nal B'rlth cemetery. BOMEES Leone Somen, nee Jacobs, of 5542 Hyde Park boulevard, beloved wife of the late Herbert fond sister of Anna cemstein, sarauel Jesse and pninp Jacobs, Lillian Smith and the late Louis Jacobs. Resting at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue, Tuesday evening.

ervices private. Please omit flowers. SUHR Amelia Suhr, nee Kuester, at Wan. conda, beloved wife of the late William, fond mother of Mrs. Laura O.

Peterson. Resting at funeral home, 412 N. Austin boulevard at Lake street, where servlcei will be held Thursday, 3 P. to. Interment Waldheim.

SYLVESTER Sarah Sylvester, fond wife of William, beloved mother of Sarah White, Margaret Roach, William. Anna Jones, and James, seven grandchildren, three greatgrandchildren. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. at residence, 3917 W. Claire boulevard, Midlothian, 111.

Interment Falrmount, FUt-ton 8-0014. TAKEN-Vlol. Taken, beloved daughter sister cf Herman J. and Edward J. Taken.

Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a. from funeral' home, 3317-27 N. Pulaski road, to St. Viator's church.

Interment St. Joseph's. INdependence 3-5800. TRUES DALE Rose Truesdale. nee Gear, be loved wile of the late Albert Truesdale, loving mother of Estyr Flschefc Stewart, and George Truesdale.

fond grandmother of six grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren, alster ot Alice Allen, Clara' Wis. son. Pearl Chlha. and Arthur Gear. Resting at chapel.

5652 S. Ashland avenue, until 10:30 a. m. Friday. Service 1:30 P.

m. at Drexel Park Presby. church, 64th and Marshfleld. Interment Mount Hope cemetery. Eastern Star services under auspices of Square chapter.

No. 764, at 8 p. m. Thursday. REpubllc 7-O077.

n- 7... Tl" John Turza. dear sister of Mary Novotny. sister-in-law cf Pauline Mlchalec. Funeral Thursday.

9:30 a. from chapel, 1729 S. Halsted, to St. Joseph's church. Interment Our Lady ot Sorrows cemetery.

CAnal 6-1344. UNGER Lee Anna Unger, nee Hannlgan. beloved wife of Fred. Funeral Friday. 1:30 p.

Irom funeral home. 2616 W. 38th street. Interment Waldhelm. LAIayetta 3-0980.

TJRLICH Victoria Urlich. nee Nowlckl. formerly of 2940 S. Keeley avenue. mother of George G.

and Albert sister of Helen, Kolodzlejczak. Antoinette Bleleckl. Josephine Wallace. Mamie Miller. Angellne Wallace.

Jcann Jarantowskl, Casimlr, Stanley, and Florlan Nowickl. mother-in-law cf Virginia and Arlene. and grandchildren. Funeral Thursday. 10:30 a.

from chapel. 2878 S. Throop street, to St. Barbara's church. Interment Resurrection.

Victory 2-1070. TARNEY William 3. Vamey, belcved husband of Clara, loving father of Mrs. Betty Knol and William brother of Arthur, fond grandfather of three. Member ot F.

O. Forest Park aerie. No. 1344. Services Thursday, Oct.

7. 1 p. at funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Irving Park.

Klldare 5-5420. WALL Michael J. Wall. 9223 S. Ada street.

Oct. 4. 1954. beloved husband of Irene Wall, brother of Mrs. John Ranahan and Mary Wall.

Funeral from chapel. 2121 W. 95th street, Friday. Oct. 8.

at 9:30 a. to St. Margaret's church, 99th and Throop street. Interment St. Mary's.

WALSHON See Erlenborn notice. WARCHAL See Dr. Alexander WarchalowskL WARCHALOWSKI Dr. Alexander Warchalowski, late ot 3445 Diversey avenue, beloved husband of Victoria, fond father of Edmund and Henry, father-in-law cf Jeanette and Rita, grandfather of three. Member ot Gen.

Pulaski post. No. 1864, American Legion: American Optometric association, and Polish Optometric association. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from chapel.

1123 Noble street, to Holy Trinity church Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery, ARmitage 6-1921. WEBER Amanda H. Weber, beloved wife ef Samuel, devoted mother of Irma Lupton and Norman, also survived by four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, sister of Ida Wefel. Funeral Thursday, a p.

at St. John's United church, Campbell and Moffat streets. Interment Eden. At rest at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue, until 10 a. m.

Thursday. In lieu of flowers, memorials sent to the American Leprosy mission or the Bensenvllle home will be appreciated. WEINSTEIN Joseph Weinstein. formerly of 4716 Nl Whipple, beloved husband of the late Rose, father of Sarah Weiss. Philip and Arthur, four grandchildren, brother of Dora Gordon, Seymour, Leo, and Nathan.

Services Wednesday. 1 p. at chapel. 1300 W. Devon avenue.

Interment Wood-lawn. Information. ROgers Park 1-2400. WELZEN (WLEZIEN1 Agnes Welzen. late of R.

F. Prairie View, 111., beloved wife of the late John, fond mother ot Michael, John, Stanley, Edward. Anton. Joseph, Peter, Chester, Anna Bajko. Mary Bobel, Julia Chyson, Sophie Koziol.

and Sister Mary Elizabeth, F. of Joliet, 111. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 1726 W. 18th street, to St.

Adalbert's church. Interment Ascension cemetery, Llbertyville. 111. CAnal 6-1123. WLEZIEN See Welzen notice.

WOLSKI Clara Wolskl, nee Boyack, late ot Camp Lake. formerly of 3519 W. Wolfram street, loving wife of William, fond mother of Florence Pfelffer, Louise Engeltlialer. Gertrude Hardin. Clara Johnson, Elizabeth Vasta, Virginia Farwlck.

Dolores Echart. Elaine Barty, Laveme Rassmussen, William, Edward, and the late Frank, sister of Martha Durava, Michael, and John, grandmother of 21. great-grandmother of two. Resting at chapel. 3630 George street.

Funeral Friday, at 9:30 a. to Our Lady of Grace church. Interment St. Adalbert's. SPauldlng 2-6630.

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aa well as aU AP news dispatches. TRAFFIC TOLL STILL HIGHEST ON WESTERN AV, State, Halsted Rated Next as Risky Streets, Western av. still is Chicago's most dangerous street despite concentrated safety the police traffic bureau reported yesterday in a survey of accidents during June, July, and August. There were 363 accidents on Western av. in that period, more than on any other artery.

Western has been among the top three streets in number of accidents since the traffic bureau began issuing a quarterly summary eight years ago. State St. Ranks.Second Others tmong the top 10 danger streets and the number of accidents on each in the three months: State, 286; Halsted, 253; DamenT 221; Roosevelt, 207; Ashland, 206; Madison, 185; Pulaski, 184; 63d, 169, and Cicero, 155. Other streets with high accident rates are Stony Island, 144; Cottage Grove, 144; Indiana, 129; Chicago, 127; North; 124; Clark, 120, and Milwaukee, 101. Thruout the city in the three month period, there were 86 deaths, 8,007 injuries, and accidents with property damage only.

This averaged one death every 26 hours, an injury every 16 minutes, and an accident every 6 minutes. Two Areas Worst Among street segments, 63d st, from Stony Island to Calumet and Roosevelt from Canal st. to Ashland had the most accidents. There were 115 accidents on each. There were 79 accidents on Archer av.

from the Chicago river to Millard 78 on Madison st. from Ashland av. to Sacramento and 73 on Western av. from 58th to 83d sts. SUSPECT SLAIN DURING CHASE BY PARK COP A man tentatively identified as Walter C.

Woods, 23, of 3247 Calumet was shot and killed last night by Park Policeman Robert O'Reilly in the rear of 3716 Lake Park av. after Woods and another unidentified Negro fled from 0'Reill7 an auto police had chased into the alley near 39th st. and Lake Park av. from 51st and South Shore dr. O'Reilly said he fired three warning shots and ordered Woods to halt before firing the fatal shot.

Lt. James Gorman of the south park police said the ignition wires in the auto had been crossed and that he believed it was stolen. The second man in the car fled in the direction opposite to Woods, Gorman said. O'Reilly and his partner, James Barlow, said they began pursuing the auto, which bore a Mississippi license when they observeda broken left vent window. M.

H. MacLEAN LEAVES MORE THAN MILLION M. Haddon MacLean, retired vice president of Harris Trust and Savings bank who died Sept. 23 at age of 83, left an estate of more than $1,100,000, it was disclosed yesterday as a petition to admit his will to probate was granted in Probate court. Mr.

MacLean, who lived at 1128 Ridge Evans-ton, retired in 1942. The bulk of the estate went to two sons, Haddon 1425 Ridge Evanston, and Gordon Tarzana, Cal. Mr. Mac-Lean also left $80,000 to his chauffeur for 26 John G. Aronson, who lived in the MacLean home.

Mr. MacLean's two daughters-in-law 'received $25,000 each. The will also made bequests totaling $21,500 to three business associates, the widow of another business associate, and the operator of the 157 acre MacLean farm in Barring-ton. Howard Hartley, the operator, was left $5,000. Dies of Burns in Fire Started by Lightning Harold Blumenthal, 52, of 2136 N.

Le Claire died yes terday of burns suffered in his home Sept. 29. Fire Marshal William Moloney of the 6th division said he believed the fire, which nearly destroyed the house, was started by a bolt of lightning. Blumenthal was a salesman for the auto mobile agency at 2151 Devon av. Other members of his family escaped without serious i it Dr.

Alexander Warchalowski Dr. Alexander Warchalowski, 59, of 3445 Diversey an optometrist, died yesterday in St. Elizabeth's hospital. Dr. Warchalowski, who was graduated from Northern Illinois College of Optometry, opened his first office at Milwaukee av.

and Noble in 1917. He wis a past officer of the Chicago Optometric association, a member of the Polish National Alliance and the American Legion Gen. Pulaski post 1864. He leaves his widow, Victoria; two sons, Edmund and Henry, and three grandchildren. Mass will be said at 10 a.

m. Friday in Holy Trinity church. Arthur O'Connell Mass for Arthur O'Connell, 76, of the Harrison hotel, 65 E. Harrison manager of the Post and Paddock club of Ar lington Park race track since opened in 1929, will be held at 10 a. m.

tomorrow in St. Mary's church, Joliet, his home town. Mr. O'Connell died Monday. He managed the Belmont hotel, New York City, from 1907 to 1913, and was asso ciated with other hotels there and with the Stevens, how the Conrad Hilton hotel, before he assumed his post with the Post and Paddock club.

Mrs. Ray Harris Mrs. Ray Harris, 75, of 2600 Morse died yesterday in Edgewater hospital. She was the widow of Abraham, a produce merchant, and had been a Chicago resident 60 years. She was active in Chicago Crippled Children's home.

Surviving are five sons, Jack, David, Otto, Harry, and Charles; two daughters, Mrs. Regina Harris -and Mrs. Dorothy Miller; 11 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, two brothers, and a sister. Services will be held at noon today in the chapel at 1300 Devon av. Elder Eugene Brooks Elder Eugene Brooks, 98, head of the Brooks Faith Homes, ministerial training homes he operated in Zion since 1910, died yesterday at 2736 Eschol Zion.

He was ordained a minister 65 years ago, first in the Christian church and then in the Christian Catholic church by Dr. John Alexander Dowie, founder of Zion. Survivors are a son, Eugene of Pekin, and a daughter, Ruth. Services will be held at 2:30 p. m.

tomorrow in the Christian Assembly church, Zion. Mrs. Alexander Lightbody Mrs. Janet Morrison Light-body, 66, of 490 Mayflower Lake Forest, died yesterday in her home. She was born in Glasgow, Scotland, and came to Lake Forest in 1926.

She was an active member of the Benevolent society of the First Presbyterian church in the suburb. Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the church. She leaves her husband, Alexander; a daughjerr Nan, and two sons, Alexander Jr.

and William B. Everett T. Marsh Funeral services for Everett T. Marsh, 69, former Chicago manager of the Equitable Life Assurance company, were held yesterday in Clearwater, Fla. Mr.

Marsh, a resident of Chicago until 1952, died Monday in his Clearwater home. Sur viving are a son, George, of Chicago; a daughter, Mrs. Brooks Middleton of Phoenix, two grandsons- a broth er, Charles, of Wilmette, and a sister, Mrs. Walter Morgan of Milwaukee. Mrs.

Charles Shoub Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie Shoub, 65, of 6548 N. Albany who died Monday, will be held at 2 p. m. today in the chapel at 4225 Roose velt rd.

Mrs. Shoub and her husband, Charles, operated a restaurant and delicatessen for 40 years, the last address being 3902 Sheridan rd. Be sides her husband, she leaves two sons, Barney and Lawr ence; a daughter, Mrs. Rose Rubin, and six grandchildren. Mrs.

John W. Compton Mrs. Hazel Cullen Compton 839 Keystone River Forest died yesterday in Oak Park hospital. She was secretary and treasurer of the Associated Trade Press, 9 S. Ked- zie av.

She leaves her husband John a son, James two sisters, and two brothers. Serv ices will be held at 10 a. Friday in St. Luke's church River Forest. Joseph Weinstein Joseph Weinstein, 71, 4716 N.

Whipple died yes terday in a rest home. At his retirement two years ago, he had operated a laundry at 108 E. 51st st. for 30 years. He leaves two sons, Philip and Arthur; a daughter, Mrs.

Sarah Weiss; one sister, and three brothers. Services will be held at 1 p. m. today in the chape! at 1300 Devon av. Clarence R.

Weaver Indianapolis, Oct. 5 Special Clarence R. Weaver, 76, vice president and trust officer the Peoples state bank, died here today. for the last 22 years, will be held at 8 p. m.

tomorrow, in the chapel at 7013 S. Racine av. Mrs. Morrasy died Monday in Sheffield, Bureau county. She I leaves her husband, Frank, an attorney; two brothers, and a sister.

John (Jack) M. Oakey John Jack M. Oakey, 58, former Chicagoan and national field director of the American Acrinn HioH vactordsv in Tn region, aiea yesterday in in- dianaDolis where he had made uidnapoiis, wnere ne naa maae hlS home. Mr. Oakev leaves hlS WldOW.

MarV tWO brothers. J. ilMTrTfrl1 7---- 'xi a sister, Mrs. Lucille M. Sutton.

Frank H. FairchUd Indianapolis. Oct. 5 fSDeciall Frank H. Fairchild, 44, prose- cutor of Marion countv.

of which Indianapolis is the seat, died today. Fairchild, a Re- publican, was elected nrosecu- tor in 1950 and reelected in 1952. He was a graduate of Butler and Indiana universi- ties. Mrs. Mary Lee Casey Pittsburgh, Oct 5 UP) Mrs.

Mary Lee Casey, 79, widow of John F. Casey Pittsburgh contractor, died today in her home. She leaves a son, Samuel B. Casey, board chairman of John F. Casey company, and two daughters.

600 KIWANIANS ATTFND nfWWFR 4 eM em wk i FOR LEADERS More than 600 members of the Illinois-Eastern Iowa dis- trict. Kiwanis International, at- I tended the governors banquet last night in the Sheraton ho- tel, highlighting the district's annual convention. As district governor, Llewel lyn Fay of Clinton, presided. Others with him at the speakers' table included Ray Harper of Metropolis, Massac county, international past gov- -rcAiH -Af mediate district past president, onrl VvoroH PoncVinrn To and rensnom, Ja- maica Plains, "terna Chicago and suburban Ki- wanis stouds reDorted thev had collected $100,000 in their annual peanut sale Sept. 24 to benefit children and intro duced their Little Miss Peanut, Mary Mueller, 8, of 6317 Win- throp av.

Altogether, 1,400 persons, including 400 mem bers of the women's auxiliary, registered for the three day session. IRVING iV. KLEIN DIES; HEADED S. SIDE STORE Irving N. Klein, 70.

of 1629 Hyde Park former presi dent of the L. Klein depart ment store at 1345 S. Halsted i iounaed uy ms iamer. Louis, in 1869, died yesterday in Michael Reese hopsital. The store had been in operation 78 years when it filed a petition in involuntary bank ruptcy in 1947.

It went out of business the following year. Mr. Klein was active in the Chicago Boys clubs, Chicago Sinai congregation, and the Standard club. He leaves his widow, Blanche a son, Leonard, and a daughter, Mar gery. Services will be held at 2:30 p.

m. today at the family lot in Rosehill cemetery. SLUGGED, ROBBED OF $2.23 Edward Pozdolskl. 4014 East Stlck-ney, was slugged and robbed yesterday of $2.25 at the CTA elevated station at 21st st. and Kedzle av.

by three armed men. I av. The driver was Donald Johnson, 22, of 1421 S. Sawyer av. Jack Mungoven, a policeman, who witnessed the accident filed a reckless homicide cnarge against Johnson who is due to appear in Felony court on Oct.

22. Driver Faces Charges Alexander Katz, 85, of 636 Madison was killed when he walked against the side of he walked against a bus in front of 543 Madison ne not ee Kat jn A i ii to prevent the accident. Pa- rr. liroiman 1 nomas lOrpy OI Uie ui I at'Klueni UI1H w.m be charged with reckless nomiciae ana failure to yield the right of way to a pedestrian Pedestrian Killed Brent Davis, 65, of 1304 N. Wells a maintenance man, was fatally injured when" he was struck at Wells and Goethe sts.

oy a ituck anven Dy wu Ham Schumway, 40, of 3808 Troy st. Davis died in Henrotin hospital. Schumway was given a summons for failure to yield the Tight Of Way tO a pedes- train. Harry Godeman 24, of 2750 Seminary died last night in St. Joseph hospital, Joliet, of injuries suffered Saturday in an auto accident in which his mother, Bernice, 48, was killed, and his father, Harry, 48, was injured.

The' younger Godeman was driver of the auto that collided head- on with a truck in route 66A near Wilmington, Will county. 5 A. If A fV up 10 mianignt monaay persons had been killed in traffic accidents in Cook county since Jan. l. Of tnese, 270 were killed in Chicago wnere zz.ioa were injured in me same period.

KJllve impuricr jueutves Estate Set at $450,000 The will of Oscar Wolff, 1260 N. Dearborn st, retired 5mnnrtpr whn d5pfl cPT1t 26 the rf 89 was filed for probate yesterday. It dis- poses of an estate estimated at nA.An a mm Art.fa aettm4TA1 $450,000 leaving half tO hlS t. xuvxxj rr nieces four nepnews, and uiree gran a- nepnews. -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W.

63D-ST. PHONS WEntworth 6-0025 WEDNESDAY HAYWARD Annie 1 p. m. at chapel STANLEY Charles 2 p. m.

at chapel NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N. ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach 1-264S WEDNESDAY KRIETER August F. lie. m.

at chapel WILLIAMSON Elizabeth 2 p. m. at chapel THURSDAY BMl'LL Elsie 3 p. m. at chapel ruiuAi GLASZ Hubert 2 p.

m. at chapel SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST. PHONE: BEverly 8-2183 aulwurm Aueusta 2 m. church junsnin srruii p.

m. ai cnapei FRIDAY WALL Michael J. 10 a. m. In church SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 2024 E.

75TH-ST. PHONE: FAlrfax 4-7 ITT WEDNESDAY LEHR Edith 11 a. m. at chapel LAIN SON Piser MEMORIAL CHAPELS NORTH SOUTH NORTHWEST WEST CHICAGO Hartman-Miller FUNERAL DIRECTORS S021 Lawrence INdependence 3-5000 centrally locatea on the Nortn side C. H.

JORDAN CO. 100 YEARS Funeral Directors Chicago end Suburbs 221 E. Erie-st. superior 7-7709 MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS- MONUMENT-mausoleum specialist has a crypi granite maus. wltn lot at Vi price for.

Quick sale. Part. fin. EUclld 6-9046. 7:30 a.

a. Linden 4-0689, IN MEMCRIAM CHESTER Edmund L. Chester. Oct. 6, last, jn loving memory.

WIFE ELSIE. CHURAS Viola Johnson Churas. In sacred memory oi you, Little VI who left us iY years ago today, we miss you so. LONESOME MOTHER AND DADDY. CUNEO Anthony Cuneo, Oct.

6, 1939, and Maggie C. Cuneo. Sept. 39, 1911. A token ot love and remembrance to loved ones we will never forget.

Sttt tx x' WILLIAM A. CUNEO, July 22, 1943 HARRY G. CUNEO, July 35, 1940 SISTER, EMILY. FRATERNAL NOTICES MIRIAM CHAPTER. NO.

1. O. E. S. Sister Sarah Sommerville passed away at Rock- lord home.

Oct 4. 1954. FEBRONIA LINDEMAN, W. M. EULA V.

RAY, Secretary. -ANNOUNCEMENTS- memorials to te Heart Fund are tax de ductible. They help heart research. They sue very greatly appreciated. Also bequests.

Address Chicago Heart Association, 69 W. Chicago to I i placed on two years probation, received the stiff est sentences. The Safety courts convicted 58 motorists for reckless driving and discharged four. A total of 163 drivers licenses ii in uiics dim cuaca. Yesterday Judge James Jessie Simmons, 41, of 4518 Clifton a maintenance man, to three days, both for drunken driving.

On a reduced charge of reckless driving, Donald Schwartz, 22, of 6844 S. Racine a truck driver, was fined $100 by Judge Jo seph Butler, DEATH NOTICES AULWURM August Aulwurm. 10198 Win. ton Venue. oct.

4. 1954. beloved wife of tst h. Auiwurm. fond mother of Ethel l.

co.dy and. Chester j. Auiwurm. gran. mother of five.

sister of Lora Lochow. Ada Kupcr, and Elder Lange. At chapel, 2121 W. 95th itreet. until noon Thursday.

servlcei at Trinity Lutheran church. 100th osouin. SH Bartos, late of Boycevllle, 2932 N. Keating avenue. beloved husband of the late Maria Bartos nee Felcan; dear brother of George Bartos, Boycevllle.

fond uncle of George Jr. and Joseph Bartoi. Marie Saline, and Olga Frano. Services Friday. Oct.

8. at 1 p. from chapel, 1427 W. Chicago avenue, to Trinity Slovak Lutheran church. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

Mpnroe e-2674. BAUER Em a W. Bauer of 3101 Spruce- wood road, Wilmette, Oct. 4. 1934, wife of Roy G.

Bauer, mother of Mrs. James M. Metcalf and Mrs. Richard B. mcnidd Resting at chapel, 1587 Maple avenue, Evanston.

Service 2 p. m. Thursday ai Wlnnetka Congregational church, 725 Pine street. Wlnnetka. Interment private.

Please omit flowers. Memorials may be belice-sc Liksn. notice. BERGER Imry Henry Berger of 1624 band of Natalie, ne Stegel; dear father of Charlotte Regina, devoted ion of Abraham and Paula Berger, fond brother of Lawrence and Irene Schwartz. Services Wednesday, 12 noon, at chapel, 5145 Broadway.

Interment Westlawn. Plea omit flowers. BEZVODA Rudolph Bezvoda, late ef Algon quin, Dtiovca nusnna ox (ne iaiv Marie, nee Krlsek: uncle of six nieces and three nephews. Funeral Thursday at 2 p. m.

from funeral home, 3814 W. 26th street, to Bohemian National cemetery. Member of Polacky lodge, I. O. O.

Turnov lodge. No. 302. C. S.

and Cesko Spoiek Zehem. Information, LAwn- dale 1-3767 BLAH A Frank J. Blaha. late of 3424 Arden avenue, Hollywood. I1L.

beloved son of John M. and the late Josephine Blaha, dear brother of Joseph. Rose Schults. Frances Heun. Mary Eskey.

and the late Anthony Blaha. Funeral Thursday, 10 a. at funeral home. 3745 Crand Brookfleld, 111. Interment Mount Caramel cemetery.

HUnter O-UUJO. BLUMENTHAL Harold Blumenthal. dear husband of Prlscllla. nee Hickey; beloved father of Ronald and Geraldlne. fond son of Morris O.

and Rose, brother of Ethel Gratf, Irving, and Robert. Services Friday, 1:30 P. at funeral home. 2500 N. Cicero avenue.

Interment Acacia Park ceme tery. Member of Chicago lodge. No. 437 A. F.

A A. M. BErkihlre 7-807O. BOCAIN Lena Bocaln. nee Rozek.

ef 914 Greenvlew road. Itasca, lormeriy oi Berwyn. 111., beloved wife of Jacob, devoted mother of Joseph Bocain and Emilia Wlcdkowski. mother-in-law of Mae Bocain and Dr. P.

A. Wlcdkowski. sister of Julius. grandmother of Jane Lorenc and Peter Wlodkowskl. freat-gTandmother ol Nancy and Jimmy Lorenc.

Funeral Thursday, Oct. 7. 9 a. from funeral home. 6227 W.

Cermak road, to Holy Ghost church. Wood Dale. 111. Mass 10:30 a. m.

Interment Queen of Heaven. CUnderson 4- 2050 W.I jU nlng. Margaret Dickinson, end William, Mich.ei. Giimartm. mi.

Clas, Joseph, Stanley, ana Henry, runerai Thursday. 8:45 a.m.. from funeral home. TSSZJFE ca-eup iJK dear mother of Rose Medgran. Joseph, Anna Catlnella, Mildred.

Florence cuerino, Theresa Alagna. and the late Rocco. lov ing grandmother of 10, great-grandmother of three. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from chapel, 624 N.

Western avenue, to Holy Rosary cnurcn. interment Mount annei, ARmitage 6-7800. COHEN Henry Cohen of 3053 W. Cortland street, beloved nusoana oi Mary, oevoiea father of Leo Coen and Pauline Rusack. Funeral Friday.

Oct. 8, 10 a. at chapel. 2235 W. Division street.

Interment P. O. W. cemetery. Visitation after 7 p.

m. Thursday. rOMPTON Haiel Cullen Comoton ef 839 Keystone avenue. River Forest, oeiovea wife of John fend mother of James sister of Bernard Lillian Gordon, George Edna O'Brien, and the late James Cullen. Funeral Friday.

9:15 a. from chapel, 6911 W. Madison street, to St. Luke's church. River Forest, where solemn requiem high mass will be cele brated at 10 a.

m. interment Ail saints-. Please omit flowers. ESttbrook 8-7500 or EUclld 6-3720. CONWAY Michael J.

Conway, beloved hus band of the late Susan Sullivan Conway, loving father of John. Edward. Mrs. Blanche Marsh, and Michael fond brother ot Catherine Reynolds, dear grand father of 20. Funeral Thursday, 10:15 a.

from funeral home, Halsted at 76th street, to Our Lady of Ridge church, Mass 11 a. m. Interment Holy sepulchre. Retired special agent ot Milwaukee rail road. STewart 3-7700, CORNELIUS Clara Cornelius, late ef 1949 Maude avenue, beloved wife of John Cor nelius, dear mother oi Joseph Frank, Marie Lynch, and Sister Joan of Christian Charities, In New Orleans, fond sister ot James A.

Lynch, loving grand- motner oi eignt granoennaren, seven great-grandchildren. Resting at chapel. 845 W. Armltage. Funeral service Fri day, Oct.

8. Mass 9:30 a. St Theresa's church. Interment St. Boniface's cemetery.

Diversey 8-3230 CORRIOAN See Sylvester A. Murray notice CULLEN See Hazel Cullen Compton notice, CULLEN Frank R. Cullen. beloved husband of Irene Heller Cullen, fond father of Marie Hoey end Frank grandfather of Mary Thtreee, son of the late Lawrence end Nellie Nagle Cullen, brother of David, James, Mae, Margaret Nagle, Helen and the late Richard. Thomas, and Lawrence Cullen.

Funeral Thursday. 9 a. from late residence, 7646 s. Hermitage avenue, to Little Flower church. Mass 9:30 a.

Interment St. Mary's. Member ot Chicago P. B. A.

and Daniel Dowiing council. Mo. K. CI C. PROSpect 6-7776 DAVIDSON Raymond L.

Davidson, beloved husband of Isabella, dear father of Ray mond G. and Delores Dlanne. Services Friday, 11 a. at funeral home, 4152 Sheridan road, at Buena. interment Calvary.

Member of Chicago Police post. No, 207, and P. B. A. Bittersweet 8-1536.

DAY Herbert H. Day aged 80 years, of 11533 Wallace street. Oct. 5, 1954, beloved husband of the late Dorothy, nee Rinearson; fond father of Herbert H. Jr.

Olney and Mrs. Maurlne E. Provls, grandfather of eight, great-grandfather ot lour. At cnapei, 314 E. iisth street Services Thursday.

Oct. 7, at 1:30 p. Interment Cedar Park. Member of Pullman lodge. No.

716, I. O. O. and U. S.

Grant encampment. No. 84 DOLAN Wallace M. Dolan, beloved husband of Jeanne Mae, nee Polstra; fond father of Wallace J. and Robert brother ol Harry and Mrs.

Lois Wiley. Member oi Kocmora loage. no. 102, a. a.

m. Oriental consistory, Medlnah shrine, and Square post. No. 232, A. L.

Resting at chapel. 1648 W. 63d street, until noon Thursday. Service 1:30 p. m.

Thursday Drexel Park Presbyterian church. 64th street and S. Marshfleld avenue. Inter ment Mount Hope. DOR AN William E.

Doran, beloved father ox Clarence ana wiiuam granaiatner of six, great-grandfather of one, brother of Harry Doran ot Janesvllle, Wis. Funeral Thursday. 8:30 a. from chapel, 5911 W. Madison street, to St.

Lucy's church. Retired member ef O. R. C. R.

R. Inter ment Mount Olivet, Janesvllle, Wis. EStebrook 8-7500. ERLENBORN Harry J. Erlenbom.

Oct. 5 husband of the late Llllle, dear father of Gladys Gloppe. Harriet Walshon. John, and Dorothy Gioia, grandfather of seven grand children ana six great-granacnnaren. Funeral Friday.

Oct. 8. 1 p. at funeral home, 2056-58 Belmont Avenue. Interment Montrose cemetery..