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KREBS Martin If. Krebc. beloved ntixband GRAHAM Kenneth James Graham, ue (Eurasia Uailif STrtRitttpj KILLED BY AUTO OBITimRIES OWEN DAVIS, DEATH MOTICES RODETfALD Pfl'll Rodeffaltf, Ule er Grove township, loving brother of Henry Albert. Mrz. Louisa Dtsttc, Mr.

4 Mary Edr.i Giakc, an-i -Mis. Alma Bxtels. Rtiaiig at chapel, Northwest highway end Veil ax T4ngton HeighL-i, Service 2 p. m. Turn-day.

Oct: 18, at St. Johxrz Ev. church, Elk Grove. Intermtnt churcli cemetery. CLearbrooU 3-0168.

ROGGETZ Arthur Kogget. bciovRd band of May. cee Mazur; lovhis fsihe? of Robert; son of Emma and the lat Emil. Services Tuesday, 1:33 p. funeral home, A 55-51 Milwaukee Interment AcacU Pa.rk.

Member of Lcgaii Square ledge. No. 891( A. F. A.

Mv and Eagles. ROSS Blanche Ann Ross, beloved sister Ruth Rojo and Wells Fuller. Funeral from chapel, 6617 Cermak road. Tuesday, at 10 a. m.

Interment Forest Home ceme Information STanity 3-1092. ROTH Arthur J. Roth Sr. of 609 Michigan avenue. anstou, foriiierly of Wlnnetka, Oct.

7.2. 1956, husband of D. Roth; lathed of Arthur J. Frarric Thomas and John w. r-ctii; 13 grandchildren.

Resting at 15Sf Maple evenue, Evanstcn, where errtc will beheld 11 a. m. Tuesday. Interment (Memorial Park cemetery. Pleas? crslt flowers.

RUBV Harry Ruby of 6SC1 N. Winchester, formerly from 3.722 W. Kcosevelt road, beloved father of Carl, Martin, ssiiil Arthur: sir grandchildren und ciic greatgrandchild. 2unercl, 3 p. Monday, from chapel, 4225 yf.

Roosevelt road. Interment I. O. B. A.

cemetery en Do plalnes avenue. RtJf Seet Petru notice. RUSSELL see Rcb-ra- notice. SALG STROM Anna M. Salgstrun Oct.

14, 1956, late of 3230 N. Clark Btcet, beloved wife of the late David Salgstrom; fond sister of Ella Hosstrom, poena Hog--lund, Mae Sandstrom. Rixth Lerin. Arthur, George, Thorwold, and Walter I-evin. Resting chapel, 5149-31 Ashland avenue at Foster, until 10 p.

2 Monday. Services nnd interment Maaoji, Wis. Member of Beacon lodge. No. 133, I.

O. V. end Ladies Auxiliary of Viking Sport club. LOngbeach 1-5147. SARLI Loretta Sarlf, nee Mottor beloved wife of Frank: dear mother oi Mrs.

ilary Crlsd of Savannth, Jars. Antontt Asaro, Mrs. Frances Kotrba, Gsic Mc. Lucille Moretti; fond sttr of Joseph Mrs. Grace Funeral Tuestla 8:30 a.

from charl, 2322 W. Harrison, street, to Precious Blood church. Interment Mount Carmel' Monday, Oct. 15, 1950 fr HOLD SERVIC FOR MSGR. CODE ON WEDNES Established Oak Park Ohuroh in 1907 A pontifical requiem mass for Msgr.

John J. Code, 88, pastor of St. Edmund's church in Oak Park since he founded it in 1907, will be said in the church at a. m. Wednesday.

Burial will be in Mount Carmel cemetery. Msgr. Code, who died Saturday in the church rectory, 188 S. Oak Park will lie in state in the church today and tomorrow. The mass will be celebrated by Archbishop Wil liam D.

O'Brien, with Cardinal Samuel i assisting, preaching the and giving absolution. Once Met in Barn Msgr. Code played an im portant Dart in the growth of Oak Park. St. Edmund's was the first of the village's five Roman Catholic parishes.

The first services were held in a barn. The present church, a $100,000 edifice, was erected three years later in 1910, Born in Boston and edu cated at St. Mary's college in Baltimore and St. Ignatius' college here, Msgr. Code was ordained as a priest 1893 and then was appointed as sistant at St.

a a y's church, 2248 Washington blvd, Five years later, he went to Holy Name cathedral, where he won recognition for Ms sermons on heroes of the Bible. Bemains Active He was elevated to papal chamberlain in 1926. In 1946, Pope Pius XII appointed him a domestic prelate with the title of right reverend mon-j signor. He continued active in his duties until his recent illness. Widely known as a speaker and writer on religious subjects, Msgr.

Code marked the 50th anniversary of his priesthood in 1943 with the publication of a book of selections of his sermons, titled "A Shock of Sheaves." DEDICATE SITE FOR HOSPITAL'S RESEARCH UNIT Ground for a new $1,200,000 research pavilion of Michael Reese hospital medical was dedicated yesterday at 2312-18 Ellis av. The dedication was one of the events marking the 75th anniversary of the medical center. Nathan Cummings, chairman of Consolidated Foods corporation, was the principal speaker. The pavilion will be named in memory of Cummings' iate wife. Ruth.

Grant J. Pick, president of the Michael Reese board of directors, presided at the ceremony. The Cummings research pavilion will be adjacent, to and will connect with two other Michael Reese buildings, the Florsheim Medical library and the Nelson Morris Research institute. HIT- BY BULLET AS SHE WHEELS BABY IN A CART Mrs. Elsie Erickson, 26, living in route 1, Monee, was wounded in the neck yesterday by a bullet fired by one of two boys shooting at a target near her home.

She was taken io St. James hospital, Chicago Heights. Mrs. Erickson was wheeling her baby in a stroller, to home of a neighbor, when the bullet strucs her. Police said that John Marsh, 9, and Louis Weston, 12, who Live nearby, were shooting at a can on a fence post, about 700 feet from Mrs.

Erickson at the time. They were released to their parents. Britain Urged to Link Up North Atlantic Pool STItASSBOURG, France, Oct. 14 Reuters The parliamentary assembly of the seven-nation west European union yesterday ended its second annual session with a plea to Britain to link itself as closely as possible with Eur-atoni the proposed six-nation atomic energy pool. is a a of Elizabeth, nee Zanln; fond1 father of Jennie can son, Helen Hunter, end Leona Weirbecky; dear brother of Chris tine Klein, Rose, Margaret.

Mary J. Sophie Hofer, Carrie Boland, Anna Horsch, and the late John loving granuiatner oi live, junerai Tuesday, 9 from funeral home, 79Ui street at Loomis boulevard, to Little Flower cnurcn. interment st. Mary's cemetery, Information. TRlanrrle 4-1187.

KVNZ Henry C. Kunz of Roselle. formerly of Chicago, Oct. 13, 1956, beloved husband of Anna; fond father of Mrs. Lillian rauucK ana mrs.

catnenne Asmussen; grandfather of seven; brother of Walter. Frederick. Oscar, George, Mrs. Anna nirscn, airs, ciara Miitzow. and Mrs.

Elizabeth Goetsch. Funeral mass Tuesday, lo a. St. Walter's cfiurch, Interment St. Joseph's cemetery.

River Grove. Friends may call et Richert ana son iunerai nome, 31 W. Central, Roselle. III. Former enrolovee of c.

t. division. No. 241. Information, LAwrence LARSON Olea M.

Ijr.yn nt Humphrey Oak Park, fond sister of Alice Beer. At funeral home, 412 N. uhhi uuuievara, at iatte street, services Tuesday, 3 p. m. Interment private Please omit flowers.

Village 8-8738. LAWLER Elizabeth M. Lwlfr RfiAT Throop street, fond daughter of the late John and Mary, nee O'Rourke: devoted sister -of. Rose, Catherine Safstrom, and ine iate Mary Alice Hennessy; beloved aunt of Joseph Hennessy, Martin and iwary jane saistrom. Member of St, Sabina's Altar and Rosarv socletv.

Fu. neraU Tuesday, Oct. 16, 9 a. from funeral home, 1241 W. 79th street, to St.

Sabina's church. Mais :30 a. m. In terment Holy sepulchre. LAWLER See Di Plrro notice.

LILLY amett C. Lilly of 20 E. Delaware place, husband of May R. Lilly; father of Mrs. R.

D. Turner of Crown Point, and Fayette A. Lilly of Glenview; four grandchildren; brother of Mrs. Frank Mrs. Harold Hippler, Ernest end Fred Lilly.

Services Monday, 3 p. at chapel, 1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. LOMMEL See Nora Judge, notice. MAHER See Genevieve Lystad McCarthy notice.

MAKEWICZ Petronla Makewlcz, nee Vola- chuu, Deiovea motner oi Vincent ana Bernard: mother-in-law of Lucille and Helens, grandmother of Anita. Funeral Wednesday. 8:30 a. from chapel, 1735 W. Wabansla to St.

Michael's church. Interment St. Casimlr' cemetery. SRunswlck 8-2535. McARDLE Margaret TIerney McArdle, Oct.

Cf the' late Peter fond mother of -Robert, Mrs. Margaret Collins, Catherine, and Chariis; sister of T. D. Tierney. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.

from funeral home, Jef-fery at 77th to St. Bride's church. Mass :9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetirry.

SOuth Shore 8-8822. McCARiniY Genevieve Lystad McCarthy, nee wianer, oeiovea.wiie oi Edward dear mother of June Anderson; daughter of Catherine and the late Thomas. Mahcr; sister of Audrey Rogers and Kathryn -Coakly, At chapel, 451T Madison street. Funeml Wednesday, 9:30 a. to Resurrection church.

Mass 10 a. Burial Mount Carmel. Member of Chicaeo Club the Deaf. AUstln 7-1136. McFETKIDGE Wilhelmina McFetridge, nee vuesse, age oo.

uct. 14, 1956, Wile of the late William F. McFetridge; beloved mother of William L. and Mrs. Henry A.

Kruse. Funeral notice later. McGINNIS Gertrude McGInnls, Oct. 12. 1956, oi 6326 s.

Kim bark avenue, beloved wife of Russell dear sister of Walter, Elmer, Albert, and Emery Boger of Indianapolis, Ind. At chapel. 316 W. 63d' street, at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Monday, Oct. 15, at 7 p.

m. Interment Greenwood. Ind. McGOVERN Jennie McGovern, nee Kapp. oeiovea wne oi the late John fond sister of Anna Gaston, George, Lucian, and Joseph S.

Funeral Tuesday, at 9:30 a. from funeral home, 418 s. Cicero avenue to St. Sabastian's church, 824 'W. Welllncton street, mass 10:30 a.

m. St. Joseph's cemetery. Member of the Third Order of St. Francis COlumbus 1-6600.

MEYERS F2y Meyers, nee Graymen, beloved wne ui-ntainan; aear mother of Harvey end Alvin; loving grandmother of Karen Nana; fond sister of Mae Pearlman, Jean Shayne, Ida DIutch, and Beatrice Stein Services Monday, 2 p. at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Beth Abraham cemetery. Please omit Iiowers Dorchester 3-4920. MIKULAN See DI Plrro notice.

MILLER Robert Miller. 2300 S. Lathrcp wyn, beloved husband of the -late Mary, nee Frledel; fond father of Ethel Eckarf father-in-law of Lester grandfather Clifford R. and the late Marilyn. Service Tuesday, Oct.

16, 2:30 et funeral home, 6901-03 Roosevelt road luieinieai vvotmiawn. isianley 8-0904. MIZERA Polly Mizera. nee Genge, iooa n. Aioany avenue, beloved wife Stanley; dear mother of Mrs.

Ireri Jacobs. Mrs llirwletta ft-mnn Berhlce Zackrzewski, Mrs. Theresa Ope uain, iwiucu, jienrjf anu isernzra jwzera; grandmother of 13 grandchildren Funeral from funeral home, 221 Erie street, Tuesday, 9 a. to St. Hyacinth's church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Calumet City. MORE Sarah More.

of 1145 S. Sacra mento Douievara; Deiovea -sister oi Aiena-hem, David. Souriel, and the late Edward Services Tuesday, 1 p. at chapel, 3600 W. Roosevelt Interment West- lawn cemetery.

For Information, KEdzl 3-4000. NATIUN-rGertle Nathan of 4936 N. Kedzle avenue, beloved wife of Mandel; fond sister of Fay Rubin, and May Kahn, Ted Smith, and Louis Goldsmith of Los An geles. Services Monday, 2 p. at chapel, 5206 Broadway.

Interment Rosemont Park. NELSON Alexander R. Nelson of 15023 Perry. Harvey, beloved husband of Ames: fond father of Mildred Causgrove: fond Drotner oi samuei. nesting at chapel uroaaway, where services will be held Tuesday.

Oct. 16. p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood.

Mem- Der. sunset lodge, no. 1076. a. F.

A. M. EDIson 1-0016. NEVILLE Jeremiah P. fJerry Neville, beloved husband cf Pauline, of County Cork, Ireland.

Funeral from cnapei, 4138 Madison street, Wednesday, 9:15 to St. Matthew's church. Mass at 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery, NOMMENSEN Elmer Nommensen of 560: S.

Morgan, beloved husband of Georgia, nee Woodward; fond father of Thomas, 0Dert ana KUtn Kennedy; brother of Mel ba. Funeral service Wednesday. 1:30 p. at funeral home, 5438 S. Halsted street.

Interment Oak Hill. Boulevard O'DONO HUE John W. O'Donohue, beloved jjuioiuia ot iaineruie ivjonagnan Don- ontie; iona iatner oi jonn, Thomas. Rita, James, and William; son of Mark and me iate Honcra. runeral Wednesday, 9 o.

jiuui iuiierm uume, OdB S. Halsted street, to- Visitation churrh inter. ment St. Mary's. Member end treasurer vi aivisiun so, a.

J. 1. iviargaret xneresa Owen, nee Brlen, 8736 S. Lowe avenue, Oct, 13. iaso, ueiuvea wiie tne iate John E.

uwen iona motner oi ur. John Wil liam Myrtle F. Chevalier. Matthew and Mae Rogers; grandmother of iour. At cnapei.

aiai w. 95th srrpp: where services will be held Wednesday, j-i, oi v. i. jjjiciuient ceaar iarK, palmer Josephine B. Palmer, Oct.

oi itz urn street. Highland Park Deiovea wire or Wilmot Jr. fond mother of Llyn L. and. Gayle daugh ter oi air.

ana klts. Arcnie HOCKweii; sister of John F. end James G. Beards-ley. Lying In state after 6 p.

Monday, at Christ Episcopal church. 64th ana wauaiawn avenue, i-ynerai services. Tuesday, 2 p. at the church. Interment Oak Wocds.

SOuth Shore 8-8822. PALM QUI ST Grace Palraqulst. 12856 S. Normal avenue, Oct. 14, 1956, beloved wife of Robert Palmqolst: dear mother of Grace Herman, Merle Zlkuda and Mar guerite Jensen.

At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Tuesday, uct. ao, at j. p. m.

interment PETERS Hattie Peters, nee Haske, beloved wife of Louis; daughter of Eliza beth and the late Fred; of Edward Services Wednesday, 1 p. at funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Concordia. PETRIE Lawrence Edwin Petrle. late of 7852 Essex, husband ol Florence; father of William; four grandchildren; brother of Robert James.

George end Mrs. Charles Jessie Eisenberg, Resting at funeral home, 79th street and Philips avenue. 1 Funeral notice later. SOuth Shore 8-6959. PETRU Elizabeth J.

Petru. nee Ruf, late of 6136 S. Albany avenue; beloved wife of Joseph; loving -mother ot Bemlce Ott and John Petru; fond sister of Nicholas, John, William, and Henry Ruf. Margaret Geary, and the late Mary Flanagan; two grandchildren; mother-in-law of Rita Petru and Paul Ott; daughter of the late Joseph and Catherine, nee Kolle. Funeral Tuesday, Oct.

16, at 9:30 a. from funeral home, 2701 W. 63d street at Washtenaw avenue, to St. Rite's church. Interment St.

Mary's cemetery: PRospect 6-8300. PRIESTLY Hannah Priestly, nee Spencer, oeiovea wne oi tne iate inomas; iona mother of Mrs. William Rathman; dear sister of Lewis and Edward. Funeral at home, 4325 Lawrence avenue at Lowell, Tuesday, p. m.

Interment Acacia Park. MUlberry 5-4400. PRITCHARD William H. pritchard of 1962 Argyle street, belovea husband of Mary; dear father of Mary Bldwell, Dorothy Peterson, and the late Isaac Prltch-ard; grandfather of five; great-grandfather of seven. Services at funeral home.

5708 W. Madison street, Tuesday, 1 p. m. Interment Forest Home. Member of Garfield lodge.

No. 686, A. F. A. M-AUstln 7-2012.

PURDON See Anna B. Tracy notice. RAGGIO Leonore Flanagan Raggio, Oct. Ad, oi 7930 cnappci avenue, oeiovea wife of the late Paul fond daughter of Elizabeth and the late Patrick Flanagan; sister of Thomas and Jiimes. "Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.

from funeral home, Jeffery boulevard, at 77th street, to Our Lady of Peace church. 9:30. Inter- ment Holy Sepulchre. SOuth Shore 8-8822, i I LAN Alice I. Rclland, nee Murray, beloved wife or the late Dr.

Faui iona mother of Dr. Bernard sister of -Cecelia Woolums. Anna Adams. Raymond, and Frank. Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a.

from funeral home. 7831-33 S. Racine avenue, to St. Margaret of Scotland church. Interment St.

Mary's. TRlangle 4-7300. 11. late of 5129 W. Roscoe street, dar ling von oz Jamej ana aiarma, nee Szerszen! 1 ovine erandson of James and Katherine Graham; dear gpdchlld of Chester Mlgalskl and Rose Nowicki.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a. xa from par lors, odi-jo m. Asmana avenue, to Ladlslaus' church. Interment St. Adal bert's.

HAymarket 1-5800. GREENEBAUM Robert C. Greenebaum' of 1607 50th place, beloved husband of Katherine: devoted father of Lawrence loving grandfather of Mark Charles ureeneoaum; dear brother oi james, A'a-trida Hirsh. end the late Harold. Serv ices Tuesday, Oct.

16, at 10 a. at chaoel. 2100 E. 75th street et Clyde, Interment Rosehlll cemetery. Midway 3-54U0.

GROSSMAN Idorna Grossman of 5050 East End evmue, beloved wne of Mau rice: devoted mother of Howard A. Fracolne Shane, and Ira dear, sister of Sylvia Boas and Esther Fllger; loving granamotner oi six granacmiaren. serv ices Monday, oct. 15. at 1:30 at chapel, 2100 street, et Clyde.

interment iiCKtin cemetery, gate no. ds, Waldhelm. Please omit flowers. For in formation Midway 3-5400. 'uiiczxBOWSKi Helen Gryzbowskl, nee Crundwell, late of 2925 S.

Loomis street; beloved wife of Frank; dear mother of Joseph, Theresa JezlorskJ, Geraldtne oiiva. Robert, Ronald, and Carolyn: sister of Florence. Ann. Lucille, and AI- bert; grandmother of three. Funeral Tues day, 9:30 a.

from lunerai home, 2953 Archer avenue, to, St. Bridget's cnurcn. inturrnent Resurrection. LAfay- eue GYARMATHY Simon Gyarmathy, late residence, 2451 W. Cullom avenue, beloved husband of the late Mary, nee 'Kovaiik; dear father of Sister M.

Emerita. S. C. Lillian WlfZrf and Raymond: fond brother of Catherine, Lillian Schweldler, Barbara, the late Martin and Stephen. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.

from chapel, 4611 N. Lincoln" evenue to tjueen oz Angels church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St.

Boniface's. SUnny- siue t-oooo, HACKEL Robert Hackel, Silver Lake, passed away at Kenosha Oct. 10, formerly of Chicago', beloved husband oi.i;ose nacuei: aear granuiatner or. Mrs. Francis Finch and Ruth Ann Fleming, doui oi biiver A-axe: iona Drotner oi Mrs, Mr Capek, Mrs.

Barbara Metlacka, and Mrs. josepnine L-astovica. an or cnicaeo. Funeral services Tuesday. Oct.

16 at 2 at Srhuette. Werth; and Daniels funeral home, Burlington, Wis. In terment saiem inouna cemetery, silver Lake, will lie In state Monday, Oct. 15, from 1 v. m.

till time of services. Mem ber of the Baptist Church of Sliver Lake and lodge. No. 478. A.

F. Chi Retired railroad steward of the Great Northern railroad. HAHN See Fred B. Heilig notice. HAIZMAN Minnie Halzman, Fox River Grove, 111., wife of the late John; mother of Mrs.

Jennie ohm an and Edward Halzman, and the late Josephine Staach, William and John; sister of Franceii Beler-U'alps and the late Anna Metzfer and Rudoipn; sister-in-iaw or Barbara Fremi. Resting at Warner's Car? Grove chapel. cary. 111. Funeral Wednesday.

1:30 d. p.i., at chapel. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. nANBURY Ernest H. anbury, beloved husband of Lucille; loving son of Jessie Boswell, services 2 p.

m. Tuesday, at chapel, 1648 W. 63d street. Interment raw. HARDIN See Mary J.

Wolf notice. II EANEY William J. Heaney, formerly of Aado m. iaie parxway, uct. 13, 1956, dear itncle of Kathryn Jaster.

Funeral from ''Chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue. Auesaay, ucx. xo, at a. to it.

Gregory's church. Interment Calvary. HEILIG Fred B. Heilig of 1503 S. 58th avenue, beloved husband the late Anna, nee Anaei; loving lather of Fred J.

Heilig; brother of Charles and Oscar Helig and the late Minnie Scholer and Carrie Stlenle; father-in-law of Rose Hahn Heilig; grandfather of Patricia Heilig. Funeral Tuesday, 10:15 a.m., from funeral home, 2307 s. Laramie avenue, to St. Frances of Rome church, 15th street and Austin boulevard. Mass 11 a.

m. OLymplc ii-uauu or uisnop HEINZ Johanna Helnr. nee Hoffman. 1010 itazei avenue, Aeeriieia; Deiovea wne oi ine iate Ernest; aear motner WIeder. Marion Dexh'elmer Jand Erma Savage; seven grandchildren; 11 great- iranacniiaren: sister oi Ernest noirman Resting at funeral home, 825 Waukegan roaa, ueeriieia.

services auesaay, j. p. at Presbyterian church. Interment North Shore Garden of Memories, Deer-field 290. HENRY Louise M.

Henry, nee Denka, be loved wife of Howard; dear mother of Willis, Mary Jane BIrkley, and Charlotte ivapsaus: aevotea granamotner oi six sister of John Denka. Funeral Wednes day, 1:30 p. at funeral home. 8057 Niles Center road, Skokie. Interment Acacia Park.

ORchard 3-6111. HERRIG See Junker notice. HILL violet P. Hill, ne Poehler. beloved wife of George; loving sister of Waiter Poehler, the late Meta Eggert, Edward and Arthur Poehler.

At funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road. Service Tuesday at 1 m. Interment Rosehlll IIIR George HIr, suddenly, beloved husband cf Mary, nee Oprcndek; dear father of Mary Ellen. Catherine, ana Joyce; iatner- in-law of. Robert Nemec and Robert Mudd; brother of Anna Katuileh.

Funeral Tuesday, Oct. 16. at 8:30 a. from chapel, 1938 W. 47th street, to St.

Mary's church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Veteran of World War II. LAfayette 3-2191. HO GAN Margaret Hogan, nee Keeley, wife of tht; Iate Thomas Oct.

12: dearly beloved mother of Mary H. Kelly, Ber enice uerniy. inomas Margaret H. O'Brien, Philip Betty H. He i den- son, and the late Dr.

William J. Hogan. FuneriU Tuesday morning at 8:45 from iunerai nome. 5216 N. Clark- street Requiem mass In St.

Sebastian's church at 9:30 m. interment All -Saints cemetery. HOUGH William James Hough of 1035 Dlnsmjre road. Wlnnetka. Oct.

12. 1956: husband of Helen Trevellyan Hough; la mer oi Kicnara t. Hough or Northfield; grandlather of William, David, and Janet Hough. Memorial service 2:30 p. m.

Tues day ai winnetKa congregational church. 725 Pine street, Wlnnetka. Please omit iiowers. HUENSCII Paul R. Huensch beloved nusband of Lillian, nee Nelson, loving iamer oi uianne, cnnstine Ellen, and Paul R.

Huensch III; beloved son of Paul and Amanda Huensch; dear brother of Elaine Lewis and George Huensch: son-in-law of John and Alvina eison. ttesting at cnapei. 1911 w. bitra street, until 10 a. Wednesday, Oct.

services win De neia p. at Hope Lutheran church. 64th street" and S. Washtenaw avenue. Interment Fair- mount.

FRospect 6-1837. HUMPH REYS Ernest A. Humphreys, bc- iovea nusDana or Mouie: fond father oi William, brother of Nancy Godfrey, four grandchildren. Resting at chapel, 86th place and Vlncennes avenue. Services Tuesday, 1 p.

m. Interment Cedar Park. Masonic services Monday, 8 p. m. under auspices of Mystic Star lodge, No.

758, A. F. A. M. In lieu of flowers make dp-nations to cancer fund.

STewart 3-6115. IANTORNI Raffaele lantornl, dear brother oi A-ouis, ana saivatore, Frank, and Ferdinand, all of Merano, Italy. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., from chapel, 5858 W. Roosevelt road, to St. Frances of Rome church, 15th street and Austin boulevard, Cicero.

Mass 10:00 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. For Information, MAnsfleld 6-0120. JANOUSEK Charles Janousek.

1820 S. Laflin street, loving father of Marie TFrank Hulka, Joseph, Helen, Elsie, Edward, and Rose Joseshl Ros. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from chapel, 1345 w. xviu sireei, io at.

rocopius cnurcn, interment st. Adalbert's. CAnal 6-0915, JEZISIK Carolina beloved- mother of Marie Dion and John: mother-in-law of Amos Dion; grandmother of four; great- granamotner oi two. Funeral Tuesday. 9 a.

from chapel, 5112 S. Western avenue, to St. Simon's church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

Information, PRospect JORDAN Edward J. Jordan of 10053 Ferry avenue, devoted husband of Hnnnr. nee O'Grady; beloved father of Edward Awnaia LBuzzi, and Genevieve. Kunis: grandfather of 11; great-grandfather of one; Drotner or Katherine McCIane. Pat- rick, Frank.

Bert, and VIn. Resting et mortuary. 12 E. 112th place. Funeral Wednesday.

9:30 a. tn st. 'Hpiena'e church. Mass 10 e. m.

Interment Holy. at-'puitiirc, lvicmoer oi npeiitters asso ciation, local o. oy JUDGE Nora McCarthy Judge, beloved wlf of the late Myles Judge, fond mother of jyi. ana JSieanor M. juage; granamother or James.

Eleanor. and Maureen Loromel. Funeral Tuesdav. 9 a. from chapel, 5516 S.

Ashland ave nue, to fat. uasirs cnurcn. mass a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

PRospect 0-UU31. JUNKER Cornelius Junker. Oct. 13. 1956.

ou years, uear Drotner oi Angela nerrig ana iviattnias, Maria, Barbara, end Christ of Germany: uncle of John C. Herrig. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from chapel, ''Irving Park road, to St. neneaict cnurcn.

interment St. Joseph's KAMINSKI Stanley M. Stone Kamln- ski, assistant state's attorney, beloved nusoana oi Magdelme, nee Blochowski; dearest father of Leonard and Germaine; dear brother of John, Frances Resner, Gertrude Laske, Manda Mizerek, and Angellne; fond father-in-law of Dorothy and Louis Hildenberg; dearest grandfather of five. Resting at funeral home, 3656 W. Belmont avenue.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a. from chapel, to Our Lady of Grace church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Information KEystone 9-0502.

KEMPKA See DI Plrro notice. WE Elizabeth Knowe, Oct. 13, 1956, i-aiatme, ill, Deiovea wire or the late Peter Knowe; dear mother of Charles Patten Knowe, and the -late Harold; grandmother of Richard; greaNgrandm other or three. Resting at funeral home, 25 W. Chicago avenue, Palatine, where services will be held Tuesday, Oct.

16, p. m. Interment Hillside. KOCH Ellese Koch, 1606 Sherman place, ues names, Deiovea wiie oi Henry dear mother of Eleanora Wolter, Emil, Loretta Frecht, Louis, Mathilda Sass, Henry Mabel Ahrens, Irvin and Wil-bert: 19 grandchildren: five great-grand-, children. Resting at funeral home, Lee at Perry street, Des Plalnes, after 2 p.

Tuesday. Services Wednesday, 2 p. m. at St. Matthew's Lutheran church, Milwaukee avenue.

Interment Ridgewood. i RE Homer Samuels Rancho Santa Fe, Oct. 14 UP) Homer Samuels, 67, husband and former piano ac companist of the grand opera star, Mme. Amelita.Galli-Curci, died at their home today. She was at his bedside.

Samuels, born in Eau Claire, studied in Berlin from 1909 to 1913 and joined Mme. Galli-Curci in 1917. They were married Jan. 15, 1921, in Minneapolis, two months after her debut with the Metropolitan Opera company, xney move a southern California after Mme. Oalli-Curci's retirement in 193G.

Stanley M. Kaminski Mass for Stanley M. Kamin ski, 59, of 4059 Barry an assistant state's attorney the last four years, will be held at 10 a. m. Wednesday in Our Lady of Grace church, 2455 N.

Hamlin av. He died Saturday in Mount Sinai hospital. A graduate of Loyola university law school, he had practiced law for 24 years before becoming an assistant state's attorney. He leaves his wiaow, Magdelme; a son, Leonard; a daughter, Mrs. Germaine Hildenburg; a brother, and four sisters Mrs.

Mary Fanton Roberts New York, Oct. 14 Mrs. Mary Fanton Roberts, 85, former newspaperwoman, maga zine editor, and sponsor of young artists, died today. She was the widow of William Car man Roberts, an editor for 30 years of the now defunct magazine Literary Digest. At various" times Mrs.

Roberts was editor of Demorest'jnaga- zine, of New Idea Women's magazine, and of Arts- and Decoration. Manrice Aaron Graveside services for Maurice A. Aaron, 73, of the" Windermere East hotel, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Ridgelawn cemetery.

Mr. Aaron, who died Saturday, was retired chairman of E. A. Aaron Chicago produce and frozen food marketer. Survivors include his widow, Myrna; a son, Franklin, two grandchildren, and three sisters.

Samuel Andrew Hiner Samuel Andrew Hiner, 1330 Hickory Waukegan, died yesterday in Victoiy Me morial He was the owner of the Waukegan Roof ing company. He leaves his widow, Iva; two sons, David and Edwin; his mother, and six brothers and sisters. Serv ices will be held at 2 p. in. to morrow in the chapel at 408 N.

Sheridan Waukegan. Mrs. Wiihelminai McFetridee Mrs. Wilhelmina McFetridge. 85, mother of William Mc Fetridge, president of the Building Services Employes International union and a vice president of the Chicago park district, died yesterday, in Micnael Reese hospital.

She formerly had lived near Long iseacn, cat. Mrs. McFetridge also leaves a daughter, Mrs, Henry A. Jeremiah P. Neville Jeremiah P.

Neville, 55, of 114 JN. Karloy Chicago park district painting fore man, died yesterday in- Alex- lan Brothers hospital. He has been a park district employe lor 35 years. His widow, Paul ine, and five brothers, all in Ireland, survive. Mass will be at 10 a.

m. Wednesday in St. Matthew's church, 3058 Wal nut st. Mrs. Wilmot C.

Palmer Jr. Mrs. Josephine B. Pal mer, 42, of 732 Hill High land Park, died yesterday in Highland Park hospital. She survived by her husband, Wilmot C.

two daughters, Llyn and Gayle; her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Archie Rockwell and two brothers. Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Christ episcopal church, 6451 Woodlawn av.

Fred B. Heilig Services for Fred B. Heilig, 72,. of 1503 S. 58th Cicero who -died Saturday, will be held at 11 a.

m. tomorrow in St. Frances of Rome -church, loth st. and Austin blvd. Cicero.

He was a retired food products salesman. He leaves son, Fred a Cicero fire man, and two brothers. Dinner Will Celebrate Reese's 7Slh Yr. Oct. 23 The 75th anniversary of the Michael Reese hospital medi cal center will be observed at dinner Oct.

23 in the Palmer House. The hospital board of director will be hosts. olin Carroll ons XTJ 77 umt- ur j. imeruis WHirehall 4-6060 ERIE AT WABASH AVE. 221 9 WHILE ON WAY, ACROSS STREET Toll Road Worker Truck Victim Alex 38, of 5043 Gunnison was injured fa tally last night when he was struck by an automobile as he was crossing the street at 5216 Lawrence He died later in Northwest hospital.

Emu Czmielewski, 33, of route 3, Bensenville, a salesman, the driver, was charged with driving too fast and with out a driver's license. He has been staying temporarily at 5749 Lawrence av. to await the birth of a baby expected by his wife. Road Worker Killed Delbert Richards. 46.

of Ed- dyyille, Pope county, a work man employed on the Indiana toll road project, was killed yesterday when he fell from a truck on' a section of the road being built in Gary, near hwy. 12, and was crushed un der a wheel. The driver was John Navicky, 1144 Polk st, Gary. John 34, of 6920 Har vard, was killed, yesterday and Ollie Reeves, 29, of 5328 Prairie was cut and bruised when Penn's automobile skidded out of control and struck a viaduct pillar at 63d st. and Parnell av.

Two Fataly Hurt Six persons were injured, two fatally, in a collision Sat urday night between two autos at highways 63 and 176, west of Mundelem Lake county. Those injured fatally were Mrs. Bertha Anderson, 56, of Batavia, Kane county, and Gustav Johansson, 65, of 426 N. Van Buren Batavia, who died in Condell Memorial hospital, Libertyville, 12 hours after the accident. Others injured were Mrs.

Anderson's husband, Frank; 61, driver of one auto; their son, Warren, 27; Warren's wife, Lorraine, 29, of 328 Wal nut st), Eatavia, and Roy Land- wer, 29, of Lake Zurich, driver of the second car. Pedestirian Fatally Hurt John C. Hamlin, 41, was fatally injured last night when he was struck by an automobile in the 5300 block in Og-den Cicero. Cards in his pockets indicated that he formerly lived in Denver, Colo. The driver of the car, Charles A.

Curtiss, 25, of 530 Diversey was charged with reck less homicide. Up to midnight Saturday, 431 persons had been killed in traffic accidents in Cook county since Dec. 31. Of these 250 were killed in Chicago where 26,562 were injured in the same period. HURTS HAND IN AUTO FLOOR Miss Mary Holland.

36. of 438 w. 57th was treated In St. Bernard's hospital yesterday after an automobile door was slammed on a finger in front of her home. -IN MEM0RIAM- AltESTAD Martin Arestad.

In loving memory of cur dear husband ar.d la ther, who left us one year ago today. You are always in our hearts. LOVING WIFE. AGATHE. CHILDREN, AND GRANDCHILDREN.

JACOBSEN Paul Jacobsen. In loving mem ory of our beloved husband, lather, and brother, who left us one year ago. Oct. 15, 1955. May his sou! resf in peace, LOV1NU FAMILY.

McNAUGIIT Norris F. McNaught. In fond memory of my dear husband, who passed away 14 years ago today. You were not forgotten sweetheart. Nor will you ever be, As as life and memories last -I will remember thee.

LOVING WIFE, GERTRUDE. OLSEN Alma Lavlna Olsen. In loving mem ory of our wife, mother, and grandmother. who-passea away 15 years ago toaay. No one hears that door open.

When we pass beyond the call; Soft as loosened leaves c.i roses One by one our loved ones fall. HUSBAND, DAUGHTER, and GRANDSON SEGEBARTII Mary Sesebarth. In memory of our beloved wife and mother, who Dassed away one 7ear ago today. God only knows how we miss you, Mary, At tne ena oi cne long year. HUSBAND CHARLES.

SONS DANIEL, LAWRENCE. STONE Esther Stone, beloved mother of Joe and Millard. In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother, who passed away four years ago today. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDEtEN. TRAEGER John E.

Traeger. In fond mem ory of our father, who passed away 10 years ago toaay, uci. o. laiti. LOVLNG DAUGHTERS.

AARON Maurice A. formerly of Windermere East hotel, beloved husoana of Myrna, nee Ehienberg; devoted father of Franklin: dear brother oi Ida mor- sen. Bertha Oppenheimer, end Rena Aaron; loving grandfather of Patricia and Franklin Aaron. Resting at chapel, 2100 E. 75th street, nt Clyde, until Monday, 10 p.

m. Services Tuesday, Oct. 16, at 2 p. at family lot, Ridgelawn ceme tery. Midway 3-5400.

ANDEL Se Fred 3. Heilig notice. AxnElt SON Frank O. Anderson of 15 S. Spring avenue.

La urange, Deiovca nus Dana oi tne iate Winnie: lamer oi uer-trude Totzke of the Virgin islends; Berger Anderson and Ulllan Anderberg; grandfather of great-gran dTather of-14. Services et chapel, HO Burlington road. Riverside, Tuesday, a p. m. Burial Glen Oak cemetery.

Riverside 7-2261. ANDERSON Lauretta H. Anderson, nee Martin or 34 n. Mason nvenue. beloved wife of the late John E.

Anderson; dear mother of Lauretta Marie, and John E. granamotner oi Lauretta Martin and James Splllard Froellch; sister of Mlldrad Fay, Marie. John, Michael, end Joseph Martin. At, funeral horr.e, 17 Madison 3treet, Oak Park. Funeral Tuesday, Oct.

ig, at 3:30 a. to st, Catherine of Siena church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery.

ARNDT See DI Plrro nance: ASHCRAFT Henry L. Ashcraft of May- wooa, Deiovea nusoana oi tne iate Christina, nee Burt; fond father of Florence, Edith Ruth, Wilbur, and Orville; brother of Jorephine Murphy; eight" grandchildren; five great-grandchildren. Services Tuesday, 3 p. at funeral Lake street at 2nd avenue, Maywood. Int sr-ment Woodlawn.

Fillmore 3-0014. BAER Albert Baer cf the Sherry hotel, be loved husband of Selma, nee Cohen; dear iatner oi Jerry ana Merie zisook; loving son of Miriam and the late Isadore; fo.ad brother of Bertha Kanet, Eva Mayer, and Josepn. Services Monday, 3 p. at chapel. 6935 Stony Island Interment Oak Woods, DOrcliester 3-4920.

BAGGE Alvina M. Banse. nee Clausen, of Blue Island, wife of the late Andrew beloved mother of Mildred P. Bagge. Resting at funeral home, v13050 Greenwood avenue.

Blue Island. Services Tuesday, 2:30 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. BAKER Anton Baker of 9413 Sacramento avenue, uct.

Deiovea husband of Gurina; loving father of Margaret Ross Genevieve Snyder, Alice Poat, Ruth Anderson, and Maryon Fitzsimons; grandfather of eight; great-grandfather of one. Services at chapel. 2036 W. 7nth Rfrwt corner Seeiey avenue, Tuesday, 2:30 p. m.

Member of Aaron lodge. No. 913, A. F. and Woodlawn commandery.

No. 76 K. T. HUdson 3-6202. oi F.

p. GEITZ p. BALMES Catherine -Balmes, Oct. 13, of 3434 Illinois road, Wllmette, wife of the late Joseph Balmes, mother of Mrs. Cecilia Borre, Mrs.

Anna Werner, Mrs; Mary WaddlU, Mrs. Roseann Stem-berg, Joseph and Michael Balmes. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from chapel. 725 Rldse road.

Wllmette. to St. Joseph's church. Interment Sacred Heart cemetery, wiimeue iiua. BRADBURNMyrUe Bradburh, nee MeEl roy, Deiovea wiie or tne iate A.

Lee Sr, dear mother of Lee Jr. and Mrs, Josephine B. Costello; fond sister of James e. oi los Angeles; grandmother of five. Service Monday.

2 n. m. at funeral home, 2335 E. 75th street, et Oglesby avenue. Interment lamHy lot, oiyuui ianore o-ytay.

BVNERD See, DI Pirro" notice. CANNON Nora Cannon, beloved wife of the late William; fond mother of William, Thomas, Carrie Critchlbw, and the late ixui4. unerai xuesaay, a. from chaptfl, 5911 Madison street, to uur Laay oi sorrows church. Inter- ment Mount Carmel.

EStebrook S-7500, CAKMODY James F. Carmody, beloved nusoana i jxoia carmody; dear father of Robert J. of Ontario. Thomas Therese O'Grady, and the late James M. Carmody, fond stepfather vi wiarjcs jvitixainara ana Aorna ioen-stra: dear brother of Stpnhm Martin.

and the -late Patrick, Charles, and John Carmody; fond grandfather of 16 grand-chlldren-and one great-grandchild. Funeral xucsaay, a. irorn funeral home, 79th street at Loomis boulevard, tn Fit Leo's church. Interment- Mount Olivet cemetery. Member of IndeDendcn Order of Foresters and St.

Leo Holy Name auLueiy. luivruiauun, 4iangie 4-11B7, CIEPLINSKI Eva Clenllnski. ne Potash devoted wife of th late -Joseph; loving mother of Frank Marlene, Stanley, Anthony, and Joseph Loretta fond grandmother of Jean. Funeral 9 o. from chapel, 813 W.

Taylor street, to' Holy Guardian Angel church. iLuennent at. Aaaioert's, Aiunroe 6-0449. CLIFFORD James T. Clifford, beloved hus- oana oi jviary; iono iatner oi James and Mary Margaret, of Mrs.

Margaret Piatt, Mrs. Nell Campbell, -and William. Services Wednesday, p. at parlor, 1411 E. 67th street at; Dor- cnesier avenue, interment Evergreen.

COCEIXQS-JoseDh Cocello of hsw s. Mav street, beloved husband of the late Gertrude; brother-in-law of Anthony and Rose De NIttis; uncle of Joseph Savlno, Peter De NIttis, and Virginia licra. xnursaay, a. from funeral home, 5438 Halsted street; to Visitation church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

CODE The Rt. Rev. Mser. John rw 13. 1956, pastor of St.

Edmund's church! uiumer vi wauer A. Coae, M. Di. and the late Rev. George c.

Wil liam M. Etta Edmund and Arthur F. Code. In state at St. Ed mund's c.iurch, Oak Park avenue and neafcEJiL aireet, uaic soiercn ponti- iicai requiem mass will be celebrated Wednesday, 10:30 a.

m. Entombment XIOHEN Anna D. Cohen of KK7K rnn. ulcus street, iormsnv or nun nptnn Ta beloved wife of the late George; devoted mother of Sara and Bessie; fond sister ui wshie ismun. rjiaetz, Minnie Cohen, the late Sam Usvoik.

nnd TrctTmr TTnnH. ler. Services Monday, 12 noon, at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Independent Cemetery Association, Waldhelm. Please umic iiowers.

CONLEY -John J. Conlev. residence 11043 Avenue beloved husband of Nellie, nee McGrory; dear father of James Mrs. Marie Eudakis. Mrs.

Lucille Glaser, Pa- incja, ana ine iate jonn two grand- cnuaren; fond brother of Mrs. Alice Wellen, Mrs. Anna Tetsloff, Joseph, james, Leo, and the late Frank. Fu- ciai Auesaay, a a. from chapel, -iyjs t.

95th street, to Annunclata church. Interment St. Mary' cemetery. CRES CIO Anthony Cresclo. beloved son of me jaie Amelia ana Anthony; loving uivt.n-i ui j-itoruia, josepn, and the late Alice.

Funeral Wednesday, Oct. 17, 9:30 a. from chapel. 2859 N. Souihport avenue, to St.

Bonaventure's church. Interment All Saints cemetery. CR EG er Mildred M. Croeger, Oct. 14.

j.a;jo, ueiuyea wne oi tne late Carl dear mother of Donald fond sister of wew-Be w. (jiarite. ana Edna C. Miller. Services Wednesday, 2 p.

et funeral chapel, 4338 Fullerton avenue. Interment Rosehill cemetery. BEImont 5-1610. CURCIO Rose Curclo, nee Moreno, late ol w. urana avenue, Deioved wife of the late Frank; dear mother of Tony, Joseph, Theresa, and Mary Molignoni; loving grandmother of six; great-grandmother of four.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from chapel, 624 N. Western avenue to Santa Maria Addolorata church. Interment Mount CarmeL ARraltage 6-7800. DENTON Ivan H.

Denton of Lombard, 111.. Mciuvcu nusi'cum oi jean, nee iipner; fond brother of Mrs. Ethel Colson. Resting at funeral home, 135 S. Main street.

Lombard, until 11 a. Tuesday. In state at 1st Church of Lombard Congre- sauonaij irom noon until time of services, 2 p. m. Interment Mount Emblem.

Lombard 95. DI rlRRO Vincent DI Plrro of 1825 S. 49th court, beloved husband of Frances, nee Bynerd; loving father of Roberta Di Pirro, Jeanne Mikulan, Marian -Todrow- 5X1. ana c. i.

o. Kempka, v. a. junu oruiner oi Lena vltau, Ethel Arrult, Julia Lawler, Michael. John, and Dominic Di Plrro; grandfather of five.

Funeral services Tuesday, 2 p. at home, 2307 S. Laramie avenue, under the auspices of Austin post. No. 52, American Legion; also member ol journeymen union, local 548 OLymplc 2-0200, Bishop 2-1799.

DYER Edgar M. Dyer, late of 8610 Koncre street, loving son of the late Jonathan G. and Nancy Dyer; fend friend of the Ferguson family and Sam and Mac Smith. Funeral services Wednesday, x.ju p. at luncrai norne, 8243 s.

Ashland avenue. Interment Ev. Luth. Zlon cemetery, Matteson, 111. STewart LKICKSON Jean Erickson, wife of the late Albert; beloved mother of Walter Elenz and Mildred Kunkel; dear sister of Alex James and William Semple and muisarci neea.

itcsting at lunerai home, 3918 W. Irving Park road. Services Wednesday, 2:30 p. Interment Me- FELS TEA Thomas R. Felstead.

beloved husband of Florence; fond father of Leonard, Florence Allan, and Clarence; brother of Charles, Helen Hunt, and Mathilda Dowse; grandfather of eight. Member of Snow Drop lodge. No. 378, Sons of St. George.

Service 1 p. m. Tuesday, at chapel, 5200 W. 95th street. Interment Cedar Park.

GArden 4-0340. FIERMAN Rose Fierman, nee Michaels of ot.su iaKe onore anve, Deiovea wire of the late Sam; devoted mother of Paul, end Marilyn Cole; loving grandmother of two; lond sister of Louis. Harry, and Nate Mickey Michaels. Services Monday, 1 p. at chapel, 52Q6 Broadway.

Interment O. K. O. J. cemetery.

Foi Information LQpgbeach 1-4740. FISHER Mark D. Fisher age 5 months, suddenly, of 6951 S. Feciia street, darling son of Mark D. and Agnes nee Nolan; loving grandson of Edward end Lola Fisher and Martin imd Catherine Nolan.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 e. at chapel. 938 W. 69th Interment Holy Sepulchre. HUd am 3-0123.

FLANAGAN See Ragglo notice. FLYNN Mrs. Elizabeth Mary Flynn." I Lee, ol Sawyer, wife of Ji im i-jynn; motner oi Airs. Katherlne Gai Tehran stepmother of Thomas Flynn i.nd Mrs. Dorothy Toffelmire; sister of a'iss catnenne Lee of 3804 N.

Paulina street, Chicigo. Services 10 a. m. Tuesday. St.

Agnes' church, Sawyer, Mich. Graveside service. 3 p. at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. 111th and Rldgeland.

Friends may tau i-unneny runerai nome, inree ueks. iviicn. FORTUNA Stanley P. Fortuna. funeral director at 4401-03 S.

Kedzle avenue, beloved husband of Dora, nee Jara; fend Drotner oi josepnine, limny, Helen, John, and Mary: dear brother-in-law of Frances. Charles Remley, Caslmir Perz, end Chester Lewandowski; son-in-law of Mary and Joseph Jara. Funeral Tuesday. Oct. 16 9:30 a.

from his funeral homtv 4401-03 S. Kedzle avenue, to Five Holy Martyrs church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Member of Archbishop Weber council, no. a7S9, K.

of Funeral Services association, and Chicago Funeral Directors association. LAIayette 3-7781 FRIEDLOB Bert 2. Friedlob et Beverly Hills, devoted son of Sara and the late Ell; dear brother of Fred: loving lather of Susan, Sharon, and Richardr oervice flionaay, uct. 15, JL p. at ramuy lot.

Mount Maarlv cemetery. No chapel visitation. Midway FRIEDMAN Sam Friedman, late of 2540 w. iowa street, beloved husband of Agnes; dear brother of Ida Sloan, Fannie Cole, and -Herschel; loving lather of George DeHart of Toledo, O. and Josephine Sandoval of Gallup, N.

and Anna Mae uoiDy or Albuquerque, N. M. services Tuesday, 1 p. at chapel, 3021 Interment Waldhelm. ALbany 2-7500'.

GALINSKI Stanley J. Gallnski of 1540 Augusta, beloved husband of Helen, nee szpan; loving lather of Kenneth and Loretta Novack; father-in-law of Joan ana can; Drotner oi Kose Kruczkowski grandfather of Nancy, Christine Ann. and Claudia: brother-in-law of Mary and Veronica Galinskl. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. Irom 1410 Ashland, to St.

Stanislaus Kcstka church. Interment St. Adalbert's. ARmltage 6-2934. GEEVE Henry C.

Geeve, beloved husbarffc Charlotte: dear father of Norman, Richard, Erna Schleizer, Myrtle KitzmanV and the late Milton; grandfather of five. Member of Xaurel lodge, No. 1057. A. A.

M. Services Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2 at funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Elmwood.

Charles Geitz. Oct. 14. beloved husband of the late Margaret; fond brother, of Frederick; cousin of Agnes Geitz. Services Wednesday, 2 at chapel, 2221 Lincoln av.

GORDON Michael David Gordon, 6337 N. Magnolia, beloved husband of Sarah, nee Kadner; loving father of Lou, Minnie Ablhi; Charlotte Slsk, and. Charles; five grandchildren; fond brother of Helen Tobias of Glendale, and the late Sam, Morris, Isadore, Toby Yampolsky, and Rose Rosenberg. Services Monday, 3 at chapel. 1300 Devon.

Interment Westlawn. Member of McKinlcy Camp, Spanish American War Veterans and Cong. Kesser Maarlv. Omit flowerg. Information ROgers Park KNO 2 of of LAYWRIGHT, DIESINN.Y.

New 14 Special Owen Davis, 83, America's most proliiic and produced playwr i died yesterday after a long illness. Davis was recently released from New York where he had been a patient for three years. Mrs. Davis, the former Elizabeth Breyer of Salt. Lake City, and their son, Donald, a writer and television pro ducer, survive.

His brother, William Hammond Davis, and sister, Miss Perley survive. Pen Rarely Paused For more than 50 years Davis' pen rarely paused. And when it was busiest he could and did write a play and have it cast and before an audience in 24 hours. Davis was cred ited with more than 200 plays. Davis was born in Portland, Jan.

29, 1874, the son of Owen Warren' Davis and the former Abbie Gould. Davis -began his career in 1894, and wrote what he called popular priced a seemingly interminable list of perils and pitfalls in which the hero always triumphed over the villain and won the girl. When the old fashioned melodrama fell into discard, Davis switched his formula, credited his characters with sophistication, and moved into the drawing room. Wins Pulitzer Prize In .1923 his plav "Ice- oound won the Pulitzer prize as the outstanding drama of tne year. A partial list of his other successes follows: "For the White Rose 1898, "Lost in the Desert" 19.01, "A Gambler's Daughter" 1902, "Her One False Step" 1903, "Tracked Around the World 1904, "Chinatown Charlie" ri9061.

"Nellie the Beautiful Cloak Model" 1906, "The Great Express Robbery" 1907, "Broadway After Dark" 1907, "Sinners" 1915 Mile-a-Minute Kendall' 1916, "Forever After 1918, "The Bronx Express 1922 "The World We Live In" 1922, "The Nervous Wreck 1923. The Donovan Affair" 1926, "The Gatsby" 1926, and "Spring Warren Austin Condiiior Stabilized, Doctors Say Burlington, Oct. 14 UP) Warren R. Austin, 78, former United Nations ambassador who suffered a stroke Friday, spent a comfortable day today at Mary Fletcher hospital where officials said has condition "seems stabi lized." Austin became the first American ambassador to the U. N.

in 1945. He resigned in 1953. BITTEN ON HAND BY DOG John Sullivan. 15. ol 6724 Parnell was given first aid In Englewood hospital vesterdav after lie was bitten on the left hand by a neighbor aog near ms nome.

-FUNERAL DIRECTORS- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. 63D-ST. PHONE: 6-0025 MtlNTlAV BEHRENS Annie F. 11 a. m.

at chapel McGINNIS Gertrude 7 n. m. at chapel STAUDACIIER Elsie 9:30 a. m. In church TUESDAY LANGLOIS Lee 1 p.

m. at chapel STITES William 3 p. m. at chapel NORTH CHAPEL- 5501 H. ASHLAND-AV.

PHONE: LOngbeach 1-2645 GIARDINI Joseph 10 a. m. In church TUESDAY nEANETWlUlam J. 10 a. m.

In church WEDNESDAY HOFFMAN William 3 p. m. at chapel SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST. PHONE: BEverty.

8-2182 MONDAY ENRIfinT nraree 10 a. m. at chapel 5TAISEL Kunlgunde 3 p. m. at chapel PREBLE Ralph W.

1 p. m. at chapel ultmJHAlt'r i.uena a p. m. ai cnapei DORSET Mabel 11a.

at Chanel MANNIKU Evelyn i p.m. ai cnapei ZAFFINA Enriqueta At cnapei unui 10 p. to. WEDNESDAY OWEN Margaret 2 p. m.

at chapel SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 2024 E. 75TH-ST. PHONE: FAlrlax 4-7177 Piser MEMORIAL CHAPELS NORTH SOUTH ORTHWEST WEST CHICAGO C. H. JORDAN CO.

FUNERAL DIRECTORS 102 YEARS East Eris SUperior 7-7709 AMPLE PARKING -FRATERNAL N0TICES- BOHEMIA CHAPTER NO. 763, O. E. S. Services lor Sr.

Bess Zahradka. Tuesday, Oct. 16, at 2 p. m. at chapel, 5842 W.

Cermak road. Cicero. RUTH JEDLICKA. W. EMMA ZADEK, Secretary.

ANNOUNCEMENTS- CANCER CURE will be brought nearer by your neipi MaKe a memorial gut. CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION, INC. E. -Jackson-blvd. HArrlsoo 7-0932 MEMORIALS FOR HEART RESEARCH Hold nw hope lor preventing heart disease.

They are tax deductible, also bequests. Chicago Heart 69 W. -Washington SCATENA Mary Scateua. nee Borene, be loved wiie ci tne iats cnristopner; sistr of Anton. Oscar.

Amert, and Esther Borene, all of Montevideo, alster-ln-Jaw cf Mary De Benny. Funeral Vvednesday, 9 a. from chapel, 418 S. Cicero avenue, to Our Lady c.t Sorrows thiircii. Mas.

10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. Iiif.t COlumbus 1-6600, SCHOLER Sec Frsd B. Heili notice.

SEIDEL Albert Seldel of Sacri-ranto, i una Drotner oi ziarry. jzesssm Diamond, Minnie, Joe, Mary -Scsenberg and Carl E. Services Tusscav, p. rxu at chapel, 3019 W. Petersos.

Intement Jewish Waldhelm. Recording tecratary a the Int. Hod-Carritrs, Building, and Cons mon Laborers Union of America. LOngbeach 1-1S90, SHAPIRO bert Chtpiro, lets of 6C5E laiman, Deiccec tiusssna oi tveiyn: fond father of Aru'mr; graiidfather ot two; son of Ada ind the Ute David; brother of Jennie Llbby Simort, and Lillian Knoppi of Detroit, Mien. Services Monday, i.

p. at chapel, 3019 W. Peteraoa rftid. Interment West- lawn cemetery. Information, ZOngbeach SHAPIRO Milton Shapiro.

47 1 2 N. Lawn dale avenue, beloved husbaxi of Lena, fond father cf Ruth and Edward, fie voted son of Rabbi Sam Shapiro and the late Chyenka Shapiro, dci? brorher ot George, Sidney, and tht. late Morris, Clara, end Fay. Services Monday, p. at 3021 Layjtence avenu Interment Antlpcler cemetery, Waldhelm.

Please omit fJowers. Information INdepo dence 3-5000. SHTJLER Edwaid shuier, 711 Grecians avenue, Des Plainer, iiusband of Edna; dear father Ted and Elizabeth Fudge; six grandchildren: brother oi Rhoda Shuier, Laura Megaw, Bertha Large, Albert, and Jasper. Resting at funeral home, Lee at Perry street. Da Plalnes, where services Trill oe held Tuesday at 1:30 p.

m. VAnderbiit 4-515E. SMITH Harriett Louise Smith, age S2, of Wllmette. Oct. 13a- ls56, wife of th late George A.

Smith; mother of Mr-John W. Nuzum; grandmother ot Mrs. Josephus Corvus and the late Jofcn W. Nuzum five great-grsndciiH-frcii. Resting at chanel, 1567 Mapie avisnue.

Evanston. where services will be held zr. 3 p. m. Monday.

Interment iVIesaorial SPERLING Louis R. Speritng of 1453 w. Fargo, fond brother of 'Jennie Leber. Ethel Silverman, the late Edward N. and David.

Services Monday, a. at cnapei, uroaaway. mtsrmcut O. K. O.

J. cemetery, Wridheun. STIENLE See Fred B. Heilig sotlce. STOBI.Y2KE Lottir W.

Stobinsse. Dec No-wak, of 3302 S. EpU avenue, beloved wif of George: dear mother ot Eleanor Sonnett-berg; fond sister cf Joseuh. Catherine Foreman, Mary, Anna Novalr. Walter, F-dwardV the lateGeorfje Adelir-; mother-lr law of Donald Sonnenberg.

Funeral Tuesday. Oct. 16, at 9:15 s. ircm runeral home, 3604 Hoyne avenue, to St. Maurice's church.

Interment St. Mark's ar tery. LAfayette 3-0196, STONE See Stanley M. StoneJ Kamfnslct, SURBV Michael A. Surby suddenly, of 3 533 w.

66th street, Icvlcg son of Mlch.iU and Rose nee Poglajen; dear brother of Jeanne C. Stanlslawski jlk Sister Rose Mary, E. V. brother-in-lav of Edwin stanlslawskl. Resting at funeral home, 1941 W.

Cernrak road. Service Tuesday, 9 a. to St. Nicholas Toleiine church, 3731 W. 62d street.

Mass 1G a. m. Interment St. Adalbert's. VIrrinla.

7-6688. SWANSON Goitfrld swnnson oi 1120? Parnell avenue, beloved husband of Bern- hardlna, nee Svenson; loving father cf Arthur and Elmer; fond brotherd of Elo? of Rapid City. S. D. and Elmer, Alma, and Frictej all of Sweden; grandfather of Wayne Swanson.

Resting si chapel, 10234 s. Michigan avenue, until 11 a. m. Tuesday. Funeral services Tuesday, 1:30 p.

at Elim Lutheran church, 113th street and crest avenue. Interment Oak Hiii. SZERSZEN See Kenneth Jains Grahais nonce. TENNENT John S. Tennerit, age 67 years.

utiuv tu uuauiiiKi Agnes, nee iiamin-fci; fend father of Charies and the lat Agnes; loving brother of Elizabeth Kreifr. Marie Eischen, 'Robert, Charles, and Joseph. Services Tuesday Oct. 16. a.

from chapel. 2859 N. Scuthpori avenue, to St. Alphonjius' church. Inter ment St.

Boniface; ceiaeter7. TODROWSKI See DI Pirro nctlcj. TRACY Anna Tracj; "nec Purdonr of aa mason avcr.u. beloved wife of Harry Tracy: dar of Harry P. and Thomas E.

Tracy: sister cf Ma ry Grabow. Catherine, and Elisabeth Pur-don. At funeral home. 17 Madison street. Oak Park.

Funeral Wednesday, Oct. 17, 9:30 a. to St. Catherine ot Si4na church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Queen of Heaven. VAN TR I CUT Cornelius Van Tricht, ei i uciuveu ijusuajia di tne iate dear, father of Margaret Hughes, Cornelius ar.d William; brother -el Bert and Margaret Sigter. At chapel, 10834 S. Michigan avenue.

services will be held Tuesday 10 a. m. Inter ment St. Mary's. FUtman 5-3534.

VINTUS Frieda VIntus, nee Htrrich, uc.uv oi dear mother of Edw trd and August-grandmother of two, nesting at funeral home, 16th avenue, near Lake Melrose Park, until 11 a. Wednesday. In state at St. Jchn's clrjirh, Melrose- Park. time oi servlee at p.

m. Interment Arlington. Flllmnr 4-0714. VITALI See DI Plrro notice. WALSH Dr.

Jeramlah IS. Walh. beloved nusoana or the late A'ary Kash Walsh fond father of Mis. Josephine Walsh Jones, grandfather of Sister Robert Ann-. Mount St.

Joseph, Buffalo, New York, and Mrs. Frank S-illiran, of Panama, and Robert Jones, Aueusta, Ga. Servicea and Interment Corning, Y. WEI SB AUM Rebecca Weisbaum or beloved wifa cf the late Michael; dear mother of Edward and mother of Donald, Services Tuesdav "0 a. at chapel, 4225 W.

corner of Trinn. Jewlsh ceroeterv. WICKE Henry Anthony Wfcke. t6 ytsr lormeriy or Chicago, beloved husband of Bertha A. Melcher; father of Dorothy HIgbee, Grand Rapids, and Howard H.

Wlcke, Albuquerque, N. six granddaughters. Funeral arrangements under direction Of U'liftr- funaal flower, Cal. Funeral Tuesday, 2 "r- ns. WITHNELL Mary Withneil.

beloved wife of naroia; aear motner cf Frank: jon sister of Ethel Hlgham. Services Tuesday. P. at cnanel. 27C3 avenue.

Interment Mount Auburn. KUei-boldt 6-1716. WOLF Evelyn Gilford Woif of 19 Green wood avenue. Wllmette, fend mother oi John Giffcrd Wolf of WHmcite end Marion Wolf Woltz oi three grandchildren. Resting at lioo Greenleaf avenue, wllmette.

after Mon. day noon, where services will be at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday. Interment Park.

In lieu of contributions may be made to tiic Evanston Hcmtal building fund. Icwarb, N. papers please copy. WOLF Mary J. Wdf, nee Mate Hardin.

beloved wife of the late John J. Wolf; daughter of the lat? Siark A. and Mary Hardin. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a. from funeral home, 619 S.

Ashland boulevard, to Holy Family church. J-tenrtsst Calvary cemetery. WOODWORTII Charles A. Woodworth 3407 W. Fulton boulevard, beloved band of the late Tena D.

Wood worth-- dear father of Mabci Woodwortii Jense-' Bernlce Wocdworlh. the late Alice and Harold of three-great-grandfather, of six. Services at f'C neral home, 5708 W. Madi-on stree Tuesday at 11 a. Tntetment Oas: Woods cemetery.

West Chicago- Keasa omit flowers. AUstln ZAFFINA Enriqueta A. Zafiina, 3 613-S. Homan. Markharn, formerly Mexico City.

Oct. 13. beloved wife of Bruno Zsffina- m.fhr FLOWERS 63 E. Monroe St. I daughter of Consueio Anguiano; d-uEbii-In-Iaw of Juiseppe snd onelia Saj-fiVii" At chapel, 2121 W.

95th stft. until 10 Tuesday. Oct. le, sWvicei and interment Mexico City. ZAHRADKA Besslo Jun ZahradV 1806 S.

59th court, Ciccrs, beloved sister of Blanche and Jeiome. Member of Bohemia chapter. No. 763, Order of Eastern Star and White Shrine of Jerusalem 20. life member of Telephone P'bneers America and American Lfcn Auxiii r-of Cicero.

Services Tuesday 2 'i home for funerals, 5S44 W. Cennak roart Interment Bohemian OLymoS KOENIG Gertrude Koenlg, nee KIttel, be ROBERTS Catherine Russell Rotrts, beloved mother of Asa Russell, Catherine Tralnor, Marie Pearson, and WUlard Russell; grandmother of six; great-grandmother, of eight; ulster of Lillian O'Neil- and Mable McMahdn. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a. m. from chapel, 5911 W.

Madison street, to St. Catherine of Siena church. Member of Altar and Rosary society. EStebrook S-7500. loved wire oi Amert; loving motner or Albert Jr.

and Thomas; fond daughter Richard and Margaret KIttel; sister Richard Jr. Funeral notice later. In-1 formation, IRvlng 8-0666..