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Chicago Datlti ilrtbutir Saturday, Oct. 3, 1953 Inquiring Camera Girl By Maryon Zylstra OHIO FUGITIVE GIVES UP TO FBI AND BOND IS FIXED AT $50,000 Mrs. Esther Perring, waitress, Lake View I'd wprk as many CHAMBERS Catherine Chamber of Bay-side, N. formerly of La Grange, 111., beloved wife of the late George mother of Mrs. Margaret Hennelly, Frank, and John Chambers, sister of Mrs.

Margaret Tully of Kenosha, Mrs. Nell Sullivan of Santa Monica, and Mrs. Mae Walsh of Chicago. Resting at chapel, 40 S. Ashland avenue.

La Grange, Sunday evening. Funeral 10 a. Monday at St. Francis Xavler church. La Grange.

Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. CIECHANOWSKI Ignatius J. Clechanowskl, Sept. 30, 1953. of 3654 N.

Pontlac avenue, beloved husband of Frances, nee Ta-felskl; loving fattier of Helen, Lorraine, and John, fond father-in-law of Jean, Walter Ziellnskl, and James O'Leary, grandfather of Ronald and Arlen. Resting at funeral home, 3358 N. Lawndale avenue. Funeral Monday, Oct. 5, at 10:30 a.

to St. Josaphat's church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. JUnlper 8-0151.

CXAPSFN Wllhelmlne Minnie E. Clausen. 1520 E. 67th place. Oct.

1. 1953, aunt of eight nieces. At chapel, 2024 E. 75th at JelTery until 2 p. m.

Saturday, Oct. 3. Service at convenience of family. Interment Oak Woods. FAlrfax 4-7177.

COLGAN Catherine A. Colgan. nee Scanlan, JOHNSON Hannah M. Johnson, fee John' son, Oct. 1, wife of the late Frank Oscar, beloved mother ot Ethel Beaton, Myrtle V.

Jacobsen, and Virginia A. Wagen-seller, aister of Tlllle, Jennie, Lottie, and Albert, grandmother ot Helene Prosser Agnes, Earl F. Wagenseller, and the late Myrtle Holloway. At funeral home, 6216 N. Clark street, until 1 p.

m. Saturday. Services at Rosehlll cemetery chapel at 2:30. Interment RosehllL JOHNSON see Maggio notice. KASPER Anthony Rasper, 862S Baltimore avenue, husband of Josephine, father ot Walter, Mrs.

Mary Markovlch. Mrs. Kathe-rlne Montalto, Mrs. Jane Smith, Mrs. Alice Glass, and Chester, brother of John of Detroit.

grandfather of 10 grandchildren. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 8803 Commercial avenue, to Immaculate Conception church. Interment Holy Cross. KEARNS James A.

Keami Of 1049 W. Garfield beloved husband of the late Ellen, nee Scully; fond father ot Alice Lambur, Jane Haw, James A. Catherine Norrls, and John Richard. Funeral Monday, 10 a. from funeral home, 5433 S.

Halsted street, to Visitation church. Interment Mount Carmel, Please omit flowers. BOulevard 8-0662. KEMPER John D. Kemper of 560 Hawthorne street.

Glen Ellyn, beloved husband of Grace father of Jane, Phyllis, and Jacqueline. Resting at chapel, 430 Main street, Gleu Ellyn. Services Saturday, 10:30 a. at St. Mark's Episcopal church.

Glen Ellyn. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to St. Mark's building fund. Glen Ellyn. Interment Monday at Lexington, Ky.

KIRSCHT William P. Klrscht. 85 years old, 8626 School street, Morton Grove, beloved husband of the late Mary, nee Schumer; dear father of Lorraine Kenney and Roland grandfather ot Robert, Jean, Margie, and Evelyn Klrscht, Shirley, Donald, and Gayle Kenney. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. at funeral home, 8057 NUes Center road, Skokie.

Interment St. Peter's cemetery. WOMAN KILLED BY CAR AS SHE CROSSES ROAD Mrs. Erna Cameron, 56, of route 2, Crystal Lake, McHenry county, was killed last night by an automobile as she was walking across state route 176 near her home. Driver of the car, which was east bound, was Daniel E.

Shelline, 26, of Wood-lake, a sailor at the Great Lakes Naval Training center. He was not held. Two Genoa City, men were killed last night when an automobile in which they were riding struck a railing on a viaduct in route 12, over route 176, one-half mile west of Wauconda, Lake county. They were Carl C. Tucek, 40, driver of the car, and Bay Martin Sands, 44, both truck drivers.

Joseph Gettman, 70, of 661 W. Madison unemployed, was killed yesterday when he was struck in. Wells st. at Madison st. by a truck driven by Edward F.

Buehler, 6301 Addison st. Buehler was not held. Leonard Williams, 22, of 325 Franklin La Grange, died in MacNeil Memorial hospital of IEXe-Charles, Set entries Rleck notice. RIZZO See Giorgetta notice. ROBINSON Mrs.

Emma Robinson, widow of Daniel P. Robinson, passed away at Bangor, mother of Gordon D. Roe lmon, grandmother of Virginia Robinson Hennessy. Services at Forest Home chapel, Chicago. Tim to be announced later.

ROSENMAN Samuel Rosenman, beloved husband ot Amelia, dear father of Leanor Gardner and Irving, grandfather of four, great-grandfather of two, fond brother of Rose Goldman ot Fort Wayne, the late Meyer and Isaac. ResUng at chapel, 5206 Broadway, Sunday, Graveside service Monday, 11 a. at Cedar Park cemetery, 125th and Halsted streets, KOZHON Joseph T. Rothon, 3848 8. Drake avenue, dearly beloved husband of Clara, nee Wledersberg; fond father of Edward of Atlanta, and Joseph father-in-law ot Virginia and Norlne, brother of George Rozhon.

Jennie Walter, and Ella Panoch, grandfather of four. Funeral Mon-(day, Oct. 5, 1 p. at chapel, 3440 W. 26th street.

Interment Bohemian National. Member ot Columbian lodge. No. 819, A. F.

A. M-; Lawndale chapter. No. 343, R. A.

and Lawndale council. No. 103, R. A S. M.

Bishop 7-9802, OLympic 2-1033. SENIOR Hazel Pace Senior of 1620 Burr Oak road, Homewood, 111., beloved wife ot Arthur loving mother of Francis W. of Momence, 111., Mrs. Dorothy Klauk and Barbara ot Homewood, fond sister of Leo Face, grandmother of five grandchildren. Resting at funeral home, 18022 Dixie highway, Homewood, until Monday noon.

Services Monday. 2:30 p. at First Presbyterian church, Homewood. Interment Hazelwood cemetery. Friends may make donations to First Presbyterian church building fund, Homewood, In lieu of flowers.

SHAFFER Charles Shaffer of 614 tathrop avenue. Forest Park, beloved husband of Ella loving father of Ethel. Services Monday, Oct. 5. 1:30 p.

at chapel, 124 Madison street. Oak Park. Interment Woodlawn cemetery. Services under the auspices of Edward Cook lodge. No.

1023. A. F. A A. M.

S1LVESTRI See Mlchelini notice. SMIGAY Raymond S. Smlgay. beloved ton of Stanley and the late Beda. Remains resting at funeral home 5200 N.

Western avenue, comer of Foster avenue, until 10 p. m. Saturday, Oct. 3. Services and interment at Galesburg.

111. SMITH Margaret M. Smith, dearly beloved wife of DonalC. sister of Ann Palmer, Mary Irving. Helen Nestllnger, and France Link, two nieces and two nephews.

Services Monday, Oct. 5, 10:30 a. at funeral home, 6620-24 Irving Park road. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery.

PEnsa-cola 6-9000. SPICKA Henry H. Splcka. late of 1208 W. Wilson avenue, loving husband of Martha nee Smith; brother of Eila, Emma, Mary, and Tlllie.

Resting at chapel, 624 N. Western avenue. Funeral services Saturday, 2 p. to Bohemian National cemetery. ARmltage 6-7800.

GEORGE CREEL, EX-EDITOR AND F. D. R. AID, DEAD Once Known as 'Uncle Sam's Press Agent' Francisco, Oct. 2 (JP) George Creel, 77, former news paper eaitor, Democratic party consultant, and a speech writer forthelate President Franklin D.

Roosevelt died at St. Francis hospital today. He underwent surgery lor a liver ailment Creel Tuesday. A hospital spokesman said the author had been in a coma since early yesterday. Headed War Censorship Creel, onetime editor of the Kansas City Independent, the Denver Post, and the Rocky Mountain News, was an influential figure in Democratic party policies from World War when he headed censorship for President Wilson, until the end of World War II.

He broke with the policies of President Truman, however, and was an active backer of Republican candidates in the last two national elections. A prolific writer, he did numerous magazine articles and was the author of several books. Most widely known was "A Rebel at Large," dealing with his experiences inside the New Deal as a confidant of President Roosevelt. Most recent was Russia's Race for Asia," in 1949. Resided in Club He had made his residence at the San Francisco Bohemian club.

Creel's first wife was Blanche Bates, a New York actress he married in 1912 She died at i their San Francisco home in 1941. Two years later he married Mrs. Alice May Rosseter, widow of a San Francisco shipping executive. She died in 1948. As chief censor in World War he operated on the basis that all news except that small portion which would actively aid the enemy should be immediately published.

He was called "Uncle Sam's press agent" for his leadership in patriotic drives. Breaks with Democrats After the Wilson administration, Creel worked as a writer and editor. He was called back into the government by President Roosevelt and held several New Deal posts. Late in the Roosevelt administration, Creel began pulling away from the Democratic party. Later he made the break complete, supporting Republican Vice President Nixon in his successful bid for the United States senate in 1948.

Last election, he headed a Democrats for Nixon group. Creel's only personal try for office was unsuccessful. He ran for governor of California as a Democrat in 1934 and was defeated. STROKE KIILS DR. E.

J. COHN, BLOOD EXPERT Cambridge, Oct. 2 UP) Dr. Edwin J. Cohn, 60, Harvard professor whose basic research in the physical chemistry of proteins gave the world liver extract, serum albumin, gamma globulin, and other medically important blood fractions, died last night of a cerebral hemorrhage.

Director of the university lab oratory of physical chemistry related to medicine and public health, he was a scientific leader during World War II and later. ATiong scientists he was known for h's investigation of amino acids, peptides, and other mole cules which make up proteins. His work was known to the public thru the saving of thousands of iives.by effective treatment of battlefield and acident shock with serum albumin the allevi-, ation of pernicious anemia liver extract and passive immunization against polio and measles thru gamma globulin. A native of New York, Dr. Cohn attended Andover academy, Amherst college, and the university of Chicago from which he was graduated in 1914.

He is survived by his widow and two sons, Ediwn now in Turkey with the mutual security agency mission, and Alfred B. WOMAN DROWNS SELF IN FRONT OF GRANDSON, 5 Mrs. Victoria Slikas, 54. 1703 17. Artesian was found drowned yesterday in Lake Michigan near the rocks south of Di-versey av.

A short time later, police found her grandson, Christopher Elliot, 5, of 3110 Berteau av wandering in Lincoln park a short distance away. I came to the park with grandma, but she walked into the lake," he told policemen. The boy's mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Elliot, 28, was at work as a stenografer for an advertising agency at the time. She said she had planned to meet her mother and son in the park later in the day.

Mrs. Elliot told Park 1 Detectives James Holub and Arthur Salat that her mother fcad been suffering from melan-clfclia and had been under a physician's care. The Tribune will pay $5 for each question submitted by a reader and used by The Tribune. Today's question was submitted by Carl Ellstam, 12U N. Dearborn sf.

THE QUESTIOX If yon were your own boss would you take more days off than you get now? WHERE ASKED Waikiki Club, 804 Wilson av. THE ANSWERS Bob Morrissey, assistant golf pro, Lake View No, I would try to work a little bit harder. There would be more opportunity to advance and make more money. My job has it's ups and downs but I enjoy it very much. If I were my own boss I'd stay in one place instead of traveling around.

Terry Vane, insurance broker, Uptown I am a partner in a casualty insurance agency and am associate general agent in life insurance. So I have a boss part time. I'd love to have more time off. In fact, I'm seriously considering going strictly on my own so I can take more time. OBITUARIES Mrs.

Edward F. Moore Mrs. Mary Moore, 61, of 4218 Washington wife of Edward F. Moore, chairman of the Cook county Republican central committee, died last night in Presbyterian hospital. Mrs.

Moore, ill for six years, suffered a stroke 10 days ago. A native of Chicago, she was the former Mary McDonald. Other survivors are two daughters. Donna and Mrs. Joseph Josh: three sons, Edward Maurice, and Dr.

Bernard Moore; seven grandchildren; a brother and a sister. Services will be held Monday morning in Mel's church. Mrs. Arthur F. Senior Services for Mrs.

Hazel Pace Senior, 59, who died Thursday in her home at 1620 Burr Oak Homewood, will be held at 2:30 p. m. Monday in the First Presbyterian church of Homewood. Mrs. Senior was the wife of Arthur F.

Senior, who recently retired as assistant to the president of the Public Service Company of Northern Illinois. Also surviving are one son, Francis, of Momence, and two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Klauk and Barbara. Mrs. Senior had been active in the Chicago Heights chapter of the Eastern Star.

Peter Franck Services for Peter Franck, 75, retired proprietor of a chain of meat markets and the father of Edward Franck, Joliet city commissioner, will be held Monday in the Cathedral of St. Raymond, Joliet, at 10:30 a. m. He died Thursday in-his home at 1104 Raynor Joliet. He was formerly city sealer of Joliet and an Aurora alderman.

He leaves his widow, Anna, and three daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Murphy, Mrs. Celia Dames, and Mrs. Anna Powell. Rev.

Herbert Dnnnico LONDON, Oct. 2 Reuters The Rev. Herbert Dunnico, 77, miner's son who worked in a factory at the age of 10 and became Laborite deputy speaker of the house of commons in 1929, died here today. President of the Essex County Football association, he collapsed while watching a game last Saturday. A Baptist minister and peace worker, he was knighted in 1938.

He was awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by Baylor university in 1951. Mrs. Rosa M. Simms Services for Mrs. Rosa Mc-Cormick Sims, 88, of 956 South Elgin, who died Thursday in a rest home, will be held at 3 p.

m. today in the chapel at 252 S. State Elgin, with burial in Bluff City cemetery, Elgin. She was the widow of John G. Sims and had been a resident of Elgin for 43 years.

Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. S. L. Gabby, one brother, James S. McCor-mick, of Dallas, and three grandchildren.

Christian P. Girten Services for Christian P. Girten, 79, of 227 N. Morgan Wheaton, a retired Chicago druggist, will be held at 10 a. m.

Monday in St. Michael's church in the suburb. Mr. Girten, who died Thursday in the DuPage County Convalescent home, leaves his widow, Arminta; a foster son, Joseph; two foster daughters, Mrs. Estelle Lucas, and Mrs.

Genevieve Springer; four sisters, and four half brothers. Isadore Feinholtz S. Central Park a merchant tailor, died yesterday in a convalescent home. He is survived by a son, Morris, and three daughters, Mr. Anna Fleischman, Mrs.

Dora Borad, and Jennie, Services will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 1300 Devon av. I Raymond Lovell LONDON. Oct.

2 Ray- mond Lovell, 53, British actor who appeared in many London hits, died last night. 1 4. days but shorter hours. I'd like to work from about 8 o'clock in the evening until 2 in the morning. I'm also a housewife and have my children to take care of.

My husband watches the children in the evening while I work. Johnnie Matlock, cosmetician, Uptown Yes, I'd take more time off and devote it to hospital work. Nurses are so much in demand and I've often wished that I were i -cally able to take care of two jobs. I think nurses do so much for humanity and I could do nurses' aid work or practical nursing. Adele Bender, general office cierk, Uptown If I were my own boss naturally I'd be thinking of my own income and I would probably work a little harder.

You have more incentive when you work for yourself. hours would no doubt be much longer but I wouldn't mind at all. sewage odors Again plague WHEATON AREA Drain Systems Work Held Responsible An increase in sewage odors arising from a storm drainage ditch near Wheaton the last few days is the result of work to dis connect the city's tangled sanitary and storm drain systems, Horace F. MacKay, city engineer, said He said he found it necessary to flush with a fire hose a considerable amount" of raw sewage down the storm drain system after eliminating a cross-connection between sanitary and storm sewers at Willow av. and Naper-ville st.

The cross-connection had been depositing sewage from the sanitary system into the storm drain where it by -passed Wheaton's treatment plant, Mac-Kay-explained. Bring Renewed Complaints The increase in odors from the ditch caused renewed complaints from residents in its vicinity who have long called it a health menace and a nuisance. The ditch, known as Union Ditch No. 1, extends southwest from Wheaton and is designed to carry only storm waters from the city. MacKay reiterated previous statements that relief from the odors and pollution of the ditch is in sight.

He said his crews have discovered and eliminated more cross-connections between storm and sanitary lines, and he pointed out that work to lower five culverts to conform to the grade of the ditch is progressing on schedule. When the five culverts have been lowered there will be a better flow of water along the storm ditch, which will prevent formation of stagnant pools, said MacKay. Culvert Work Progressing Lowering of four of the five culverts has been completed. These are at Gables and Warren-ville the Aurora and Elgin track, and at Aurora way. At Aurora Way workmen still have to remove the by-passing flume and put the road back in condition, which will require about a week.

After that, work will begin to lower the fifth culvert at Hawthorne lane. It should be completed in about five weeks. When all culverts have been lowered a crew will be assigned to clean sanitary wastes from the new storm sewer, installed last year, which MacKay said has been catching much obnoxious material because of illegal and cross-connections with sanitary and other storm lines. SECT MEMBER HELD GUILTY OF DODGING DRAFT Lionel Pimento Gutierrez, 24, of Galesburg, Knox county, yesterday was found guilty of failing to submit for induction into the armed forces in Chicago on Jan. 31, 1952.

Federal Judge Win G. Knoch ordered that a pre sentence investigation be completed by Nov. 6. Gutierrez claimed he was a member of Jehovah's Witnesses and, therefore, should have been classified as a conscientious objector. Boys Court Judge Given Flag by Lesion Women A flag to be displayed in Boys court was presented yesterday to Municipal Judge Alfonse F.

Wells, who presides there, by Mrs. Georgia Davis, 11301 Ashland Americanism chairman of the McDuffy-Freeman American Legion post auxiliary, and Mrs. Virginia Shimkus, 11250 Talman representing the auxiliary's 4th district. Judge Wells is judge advocate of the Legion's Cook County council and a member of Darius-Girenas post. Charles Allard, 75, a convict who escaped July 29, 1951, from the Ohio state i entiary, Columbus, surrendered day in the federal bureau of investi-gation offices at 105 W.

Adams st. He was arrested on a warrant charg-i unlawful flight to avoid Allard confinement. Kline Weatherford, Chicago agent in said Allard had escaped twice from the penitentiary. He said Allard was sentenced to life imprisonment in 1906 for a robbery murder near Columbus, fled in 1913, and remained free until Sept. 28, 1923, when he was arrested in Chicago.

C. S. Bentley Pike, United States commissioner, set bond at $50,000 and ordered the arraignment continued until Monday. McCook policeman who was driving the other car, was unhurt. Up to midnight Thursday, 446 persons had been killed in traffic acefdents in Cook county since Jan.

1. Of this number, 297 were killed in Chicago. In the same period, 20,148 were injured in traffic accidents in Chicago. DEATH NOTICES ABBINK Peter J. Abblnk, 6028 N.

Fairfield avenue, Oct. 1. 1953, beloved husband of Emma, nee Fritz: fond brother of Anne Glees. Agnes Relnhardt, Loyola Frisch, Harry. Anthony, and Lawrence Abblnk.

At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Monday. Oct. 5, at 2 p. m.

Interment Irving Park. Steward of local No. 753, Milk Wagon Drivers union for last 25 years. ABRAMS Hershey Danny Abrams, 1516 S. Tripp avenue, dear son of Aaron and the late Esther, brother of Gloria, Helen Krantz, Leo, Max, Barney, and Dr.

Morris. Service Monday, 10 a. at chapel, 4225 W. Roosevelt road, corner ot Tripp. Interment P.

O. W. cemetery. ADAMS Walter A. Adams, 703 N.

7th avenue, Maywood, formerly of Oak Park, husband of LMie, father of Richard, Gordon. Arlene, Karen, and Donna, grandfather -of Steven, brother ot Henry and Helen Schmidt. Resting at funeral home, 203 S. Marlon street at Pleasant street, Oak Park, after 7 p. Saturday.

Service Monday, 1 p. m. Interment Concordia. ALBERTI Anthony T. Albertl, suddenly, ot 4251 W.

Jackson beloved husband of Vivian, nee Welch; loving father of James, dear son ot Domlnick M. and Mary, nee Granato: fond brother of Joseph. Angelina Jambrone, Frank, Camlllela Monica, Elvira Battlsta, Clara, Anna Mae, Daniel, and the late Rosemary. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from funeral home, 619 S.

Ashland to Holy Ghost church. Interment Mount Carmel. AMADEO See Albertl nctlce. AMES Otto W. Ames, 1917 S.

55th court, Cicero, beloved husband of the late Anna Ames, nee Novotny: dear father of Robert Ames ana Helen ixiemer, two granacmi-dren. Service Monday, 2 p. at home for funerals, 5844 W. Cermak road. Interment Woodlawn cemetery.

Member of Amalgamated Lithographers cf local No. 4. OLympic ANDERSON Hulda W. Anderson, beloved wife of the late Charles G. Anderson fond mother of Adelyn and the late Carl Anderson, sister of the late Edith Cuth- bert.

ResUng at funeral nome, t3 North avenue. Services Monday at i p. m. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. MEr rlmac 7-4441.

AUGUSTIENE Thomas James Augustlene of Chicago, 111., beloved brother of George of Junction City. Mrs. Mary War- plnski of Oak Lawn, 111., Margaret zmner of Chicago, Rose Augustlene of New York City, Mrs. Josephine Rledl of Chicago, William. Leo, ani Alex of Chicago, interment Calvary cemetery, Friday a.

m. Michigan City, Ind. BALLARD Margaret Ann Ballard of 3000 Sheridan road. Oct. 1, i33, Deiovea wne of the late John W.

Ballard, loving motner of Mrs. Edgar W. Swanson fAldridge Ballard 1. dear grandmother of Edgar W. Swanson Jr.

At chapel 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will he hem Saturday, Oct. 3. at 12 noon. BARNEY Walter B.

Barney of La Grange, 111., beloved husband of Jennie, father of Walter Jr. of Brookneld. one grandchild. Funeral 2 p. m.

Monday at chapel. 40 S. Ashland avenue. La Grange, interment Canton, 111. Please omit flowers.

BARRINGER Julia C. Barringer. Oct. 2, 1953. wife of the late Frederick H.

Bar ringer, mother of Mrs. Helen B. Olds, 2602 Eastwood avenue, Evanston. Service 10:30 a. m.

Monday at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Burial private. BARTA Antonie Barta. late of 2454 S. St.

Louis avenue, beloved mother or Mil dred Chmellk. Helen Husa. and Eawara c. grandmother of tlx. great-grandmother of lour.

Remains at cnapei, jb w. torn street. Services Monday, Oct. 5, at 2 n. m.

Interment Bohemian National Member of Lawndale chapter, -No. 749, O. E. S. LAwndale 1-3767.

BARTHEL Eva L. Barthel. nee Nickels, a ,1 i I 1 loving mother of Kathleen Hetzner. Dolores Fleck, and Henry Robert and Raymond Barthel. sister of Marie Noesen.

Marearet Comllle. and Lillian Nickels. At funeral home. 6216 N. Clark street, after 2 p.

m. Saturday. Funeral Monday at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home to St, Timothy's church.

Mass 10 a. m. Inter ment All Saints' cemetery. BATTISTA See AlberU notice. BEATON See Hannah Johnson notice.

BENEDETTI See Maggio notice. BIANCHI See Maggio notice. BI.ACKMAN Hugo L. Blackman. age 49 3750 Ridge road.

Highland, passea away Oct. 1, husband of Julia, three daughters, three sons, four brothers, three sisters, and seven grandchildren. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. St. Mary's church, Griffith, Inu.

Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery, Chicago, about 11:30 a. m. Resting at Johnston Royce funeral home, Griffith. BOESIGER Fred Boeslger of 2031 Darrow avenue, Evanston, caretaker of the First Congregational church, Evanston, for 36 years, husband of the late Alice Bdeslger, father of Mrs. Anna Hetzel, Rosie and Jack Boeslger, seven grandchildren, 24 great grandchildren.

Services Monday, 1:30 p. at chapel, 1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park. BONSKI Andrew Bonskl, late of Coloma, and 1007 Fry street, Chicago, beloved husband of Hattie. nee Dudzlk; and beloved father of Helen Mlchallk, dear brother ot Steve, Edward, and Frances Sowula, grandfather of two, great-grandfather of one.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from Hutchins funeral home In Watervllet, to St. Joseph's church. Interment St Joseph's cemetery, Watervllet, Mich. BOUDREAU Theogil H.

Boudreau, beloved husband of Edythe, nee Leder; dear father of Elizabeth Zenda Cuttler, father-in-law of Edward M. Cuttler grandfather of Edward Theogil, Karen, and Zenda Cuttler, brother of Henry, Mary Lovell, Aurella Cooley. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a. from funeral home, 2500 N. Cicero avenue, to St.

Genevieve's church. Interment St. Joseph's. BErkshlre 7-8070. BOYD Walter W.

Boyd, Oct. 2. Services at chapel, 316 w. 63d street, Monday, at 10 a. m.

Interment Mount Hope. BRANDT Anna Brandt, dear daughter of me late josein ana Matnima Brandt, sister of Mrs. Helen Bowman, Mrs. Martha Samp, and the late Frank and John. Funeral from chapel, 3100 Irving Park road, Monday at 9:30 a.

m. to St. Francis Xavler church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

BROWNE Michael Browne of 8227 S. Paul ina street, beloved husband ot Anna Conway Browne, dear brother ot Delia Shee-han, Margaret Browne, and Catherine Daly. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from funeral home, 79th st. at Loomls to Little Flower church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Kindly omit flowers. Information, TRiangle 4-1187; BUDNICK Emll A. Budnlck, beloved husband of the late Kathertne Horn Budnlck, fond father of Caroline A. Melnkow, grandfather of Howard Jr.

and Alaine Melnkow. At funeral home. 6208 N. Western avenue. Funeral Monday, Oct.

5, at 2 p. at Immanuel Ev. Lutheran church, Ashland boulevard and Roosevelt road. Interment Concordia. Lying Instate in church after 12:30 p.

m. BURKE See Albertl notice. CARAVELLI Prudenza Caravelll, beloved wife of the late Gustavo Caravelll, dear mother of Helen Napolltano, Rose IannotU. Louis, Mary Bresnanan, Raffaella Nowdom-ski, Frank, and Anthony Caravelll. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a.

from funeral home, 418 S. Cicero avenue, to Blessed Sacrament church. Interment Mount Carmel. CASTELLUZZO Sebastiano Castelluzzo, beloved father of Mrs. Anna Angelo Vltale, dear brother of Andrew, fond grandfather of Mrs.

Vita tSeaford Won-del, Mrs. Amelia Jack Cooper, Sam, and Catherine, great-grandfather of two. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel, 441 W. North avenue, to St.

Philip Benlzl church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Michigan 3-1234. of 8347 S. Wood street, beloved wife of the late Joseph, dear mother of Sr.

Mary St. Monica, B. V. Helen Gill, and the late Daniel, loving grandmother of Catherine Marie Curtin, Catherine Gill, Mary Judge, Joseph GUI, Theresa O'Grady, and the Rev. Frank, Daniel.

William, and Michael Gill, and eight great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday, 10 a. from funeral home, 79th street at Loomls, to Little Flower church. Interment Mount Olivet. CRANZ Lulu A.

Cranz. age 79, of 1210 Granville avenue, beloved wife of the late Charles fond mother of Helen C. Hones and Carl loving grandmother of George and Bemice, great-grsndmothcx cf Pamela. Service Saturday. 2 p.

at chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue. Interment Grace-, land. DELKE Joseph Delke, age 65 year's, late of 1238 Altgeld street, son ot Rose and the late Andrew beloved husband of Monica, nee Shemroske; dear father of Norbert J. and the lat Geraldine, fond brother of Theresa Kaminskl, Rose Salsi, and Andrew. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 1359-61 Fullerton avenue, to St. Josaphat's church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

Lincoln 9-3515. DELITRGIO Rose Delurglo, nee Salvatore. passed away in Glendale, Sept, 30, 1953, beloved wife of the late Felice, devoted mother of Nick, Joe, Dan, Roccl, Mary Frank Costablle, the late Kate Alex Serrltella, Theresa Joseph Marr, and Sarah Sara Settlno, loving sister of the late Vlncenza Meccla, Ann Marie Rocco. and Vita Antonia Salvatore. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.

from chapel, 813 W. Taylor street, to Holy Guardian Angel church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. MOnroe 6-0449, DI DOMENICO See Pasquale Tlrltilll notice. DRISCOLL John 3.

Drlscoll, Oct. 1, dearly beloved husband of Myra, nee Frleberts; fond father of John J. son of the late John and Agnes Drlscoll, brother of Marie Flanagan. Funeral Monday morning at 9 o'clock from funeral W. Division street, to St.

Angela's church. Mass at 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery.

EGGERT Francis Eggert of 2821 Newlands avenue, Belmont, Sept. 30, 1953, formerly Chicago and Park Ridge, 111., beloved husband of. Frieda, nee Peterson; dear father of Charles and Gene, fond grandfather of Ronald, Allen, and Helen Jean, brother ot Marlon Shar-Smlth. Interment Belmont, Cal. ELLIOTT Clyde E.

ElUott of 1049 Colum bia avenue, Oct. 1. 1953, beloved husband ot Helen, dear nephew of Rose Bauman. At chapel. 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Oct. 3. at 3 p. m. Interment Rosehlll.

EMANUELSON Anna Marie Emanuelson, Deiovea wire of Torsten, dear mother of Mrs. Harold C. Rleck of Evanston, Mrs. Edgar Ness of Chicago, and Mrs. Marlon Klechner of Harvard.

Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a. Rockford. Interment Memorial Park Evanston. EVANS David J. Evans, dearly beloved husband of Grace, nee Rowlands; loving father of David Roy and the late Mary Eleanor.

Resting at funeral home. 5708 W. Madison street, where services will be held Saturday, 2 p. m. Interment Forest Home.

jnemDer oi St. Andrew lodge. No. 863 A. F.

A. Corinthian chapter. No. xi. a.

m. Bernard commandery No. 35, K. Medinah Temple. A.

A O. N. M. and Madoc lodge, No. 55, v.

a. i. i. Austin r-zuiz. FIRTH Fred Firth.

Funeral Monday. 3 p. at chapel, 5911 W. Madison street. Interment Forest Home.

EStebrook 8-7500, FOSTER George J. Foster, beloved brother of Rose Fyock and Marie Dl Fulvlo of Reading, Pa. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel. 5911 W.

Madison street, to Our Lady of the Angels church. Inter ment St. Joseph's. EStebrook 8-7500. GALLICCHIO Isabelle Galllcchlo, nee Manga, beloved wife of the late Nicholas, dear motner oi Juliet and Rita.

Funeral Satur day, Oct. 3. at 8:30 a. from funeral nome, 3440 N. central avenue, to st, Bartholomew's church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Please omit flowers. Klldare 5-5420. GANNL'SCIO Sandra Lee Gannusclo, dar ling daughter of Salvador and Geraldine, nee Nuao; sister oi Robert and James, granddaughter of Tony Nudo and Vin- cenzo Gannusclo. Funeral Monday, 10 a.

from chapel, 7730 Cottage Grove avenue, to St. Francis de Paula church, Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepul- enre. nuason 3-37UU.

GAVIN Catherine Gavin, nee Cussen. 7841 S. Green street, loving wife of the late James, fond mother of James George Joseph and Teresa A. Gavin, fond sister of Thomas Cussen. Funeral from chapel, 7949 S.

Halsted street. Monday, 9 a. to St. Leo's church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment Mount Olivet. Member of St. Leo Altar and Rosary society and Third Order of St. Francis, St.

Elzear fraternity. Native of County Clare, Ireland GIORGETTA Mary Giorgetta. nee Rlccl late of 2115 N. Monitor avenue, beloved wife of Louis, loving mother of Bernard, Alfred, and William Glzzl, Joseph Gior getta. Theresa Knaggs.

and Julia Rlzzo. dear sister of Henry, Frank, Donald, and Joseph Rlccl, Kate Rossi, Anna Oddo, and Ella Mazzlo, grandmother or 13. Funeral Monday, 9 a. at funeral home. 5515 W.

Chicago avenue. EStebrook 8-6030. GIZZI See Giorgetta notice. GRANATO See AlberU notice. GRONCKI Barney Gronckl, age 68.

formerly ot 11747 Union avenue, beloved husband of Eugenia, nee Wlsniewskl; dear father of Victoria Middona, Gertrude Copla, and Lucille, grandfather of two. Funeral Monday. Oct. 5. 9:30 a.

from chapel, 11739 S. Michigan avenue, to Assumption B. M. church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. PUllman 5-3086. GROSS Isador Gross, late of 4937 N.

Christiana avenue, belcved husband of Mollle, fond father of Dolores, Roberta, and Sherwln, dear brother of Norman and Seymour. Funeral Monday, 10 a. at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Jewish Waldheim. HACK D'arcy R.

Hack of La Grange Park, beloved wife ot J. Howard, sister cf Karl Kusreau of Downers Grove and Margaret Hahn of Richmond, Va. Funeral 2:30 p. m. Saturday at chapel, 40 S.

Ashland avenue. La Grange. Interment Mount Auburn cemetery. IIAEHNLEIN Bertha Haehnlein of Butter nut. formerly of Orland Park, beloved wife of the late Charles dear mother of Mrs.

Stella Rucles. Funeral Sunday, 1:30 p. at Schmaedeke fu neral home, Orland Park. Interment Cedar Park. Member of Elm chapter.

No. 271. O. E. S.

HANSEN Roberta Hansen, age 2, Oct. 2. 1953. dearly beloved daughter of Clifford and Betty, fond sister of Gayle, Karen. Clifford, and Robert.

Service Monday. 2 p. at funeral chapel, 4338 Fullerton avenue. Interment Mount Olive. HANTGIS Pauline Hantgls.

beloved wife of Ellas, fond sister of Mrs. Mathilda Miller, Mrs. Millie Carlson, Mrs. Marie Burns, Frank, and Fred Wels. Funeral Saturday.

Oct. 3, 1 p. at funeral home. 2056- 58 Belmont avenue, interment Rosehlll cemetery. HARTIG Gustave Hartig, 6634 S.

Hoyne avenue, dearly beloved husband of Lillian, nee Miller; devoted father of Raymond, grandfather of Penelope, brother of Henry, the late Fred, Helen, and Michael. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from funeral home, 1718 W. 63d street, to St. Mary of Mount Carmel church.

Interment St. Mary's. 6-1000. HENRY Josephine Henry, late of 665 W. 18th street, Deiovea motner or jeanette Polodna, mother-in-law of James grandmother of Verle Kretschmer.

Funeral Monday, 9:15 a. from funeral home. 659 W. 18th street, to Sacred Heart church. Interment St.

Boniface's. SEeley 3-5711. HOCHMUTH George R. Hochmuth. 352 Harvey street, Des Plaines, beloved husband of Genevieve, fond father of Peter, dear brother of Clara Hllgenberg and Edna Gosch.

Resting at funeral home. Lee at Perry streets, Des Plaines, where services will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. Interment Memory Gardens. Member of Forest Park lodge, No.

1054. A. F. A A. M.

HOOD James H. Hood, Oct. 1. 1953, of 7038 Cregler avenue, beloved husband of Violet Delaware Hood, fond father of Robert F. Delaware and Mrs.

Ernestine Delaware Mensch, brother of Mrs. May Charlton. Services at chapel, 7509 Stony Island avenue. Saturday at 3 p. m.

Please omit flowers. FAlrfax 4-2900. HYLAND See Albertl notice. JACOBSEN See Hannah Johnson notice. JAMBRONE See Albertl notice.

JANETZKE Joseph Janetzke Sept. 30, 1953. late of 2451 N. Greenview avenue, beloved husband of the late Mathilda, nee Baran; dear father of John, Joseph Anna Marshall, Frank, Bernard Frank, Leo, and Paul grandfather of ten, greatgrandfather of eight. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.

from funeral home, 2501-03 N. Southport avenue, to St. Josaphat's church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery.

Lincoln 9-0098. JENNINGS James J. Jennings of 3206 Maple avenue, Berwyn, beloved husband of Catherine, nee Conway; loving father of James J. Francis and Mary fond brother of Margaret Spellman, Mary Schrader, Kate Ward, Rosaleen -Carney, Sister Grace Imelda, C. S.

John, Thomas, and Frank. At funeral home, 3117 S. Oak Park avenue, Berwyn. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. to St.

Mary's church. Riverside. Requiem mass 10 a. m. Interment St.

Joseph's cemetery. Native ot County Mayo, Ireland. STanley 8-2790. KISLING Anna Kisllng, beloved wife of the late John, loving mother of Stephanie Showalter and John Jr. Service Monday, 10 a.

at funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Montrose. KNAGGS See Giorgetta notice. KOHN Rudolph Kohn, beloved husband ot Anna, nee Turnheim; dear father of Elean-ore Mayer of Union, N. Herold and Florence Kornblltz, grandfather of six, fond brother of Emma Schwager and Hugo, both of Los Angeles.

At rest In chapel, 704 S. Pulaski road, until Monday, 9 a. m. Services Monday. 10 a.

at Washington Boulevard temple, Washington at Karlov. Interment Free Sons cemetery. Member of Ideal lodge. No. 1038, A.

F. A. M. KOSTAL Frank L. Kostal, co-owner of the City-Wide Office Supply late of 140 N.

Farksldc, beloved husband of Jeanette. nee Delestowics- dear brother of Eleanor Smid and Pearl Lorle, brother-in-law of Frank Lorlc. Remains at rest after 12 noon Saturday. Funeral Mnnriav. Oct.

at 9:15 a. from funeral home, 4860 1 W. 3 1st street. Cicero, 111., to St. Catherine of Siena church.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. Information, OLympic 2-2005. KRAFT See Stachowskl notice. KRETSCHMER See Josephine Henry notice. KUBA Bessie R.

Kuba. Oct. 1. 1953. wife of the late Emll Kuba, fond mother of James E.

Dougherty, Betty Harvey, Ann Frederick, Emll, and Frank Kuba, sister of Edward A. Ross, aunt of Edward and Eileen Hornaday. Funeral from chapel, 316 W. 63.1 street, at Harvard avenue, Monday. Oct.

5, at 9 a. to St. Nicholas it Tolentine church, 62d and Lawndale. Interment St- Mary's. KUNICKI Helen Kunickl, nee Gorskl.

late of 3230 S. Avers avenue, beloved wife of John, loving mother of Grace Burns, Margaret, and the late John, sister of Felix Gorskl and Grace Schubert, grandmother of Michael and Christopher Burns. Services Monday, Oct. 5, 9:45 a. from chapel, 2534 S.

Pulaski road, to Blessed Sacrament church. Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment Resurrection. LAwndale 1-3972, LACKER George P.

Lacher of 6947 South Park avenue, beloved husband of the late Florence Archer Lacher, dear father of Frank. George, and Harry. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from funeral home, 318 E.

to St. Columbanus' church. Interment St. Mary's. LA MONICA See AlberU notice.

LARSON Emma Larson, beloved wife of the late Emll, loving mother of Charles, Harry, Carrie Todd, and Lillle Ruden, grandmother of Kenneth, Raymond, Shirley, Ellert, Jean Naatz, and Carole Ruden, great-grandmother of three. Resting at funeral home, 6833-35 Grand avenue. services rvionaay, Oct. 5, at 2 p. m.

interment Mount Emblem. LOFGREN Nellie Lofgren, nee Giles, be- iovea wne oi me late jonn lond motner oi MaDei weitne, jeannette Hess, and the late Prlscllla. Services at chapel, 3234 W. North avenue. Saturdav.

Oct. 3 at 3 p. m. Interment Forest Home eeh etery. MAGGIO Frank Maggio, late of 1552 N.

Tripp avenue, beloved husband cf Rose. nee Mtnardi; dear father of the late Eva Johnson, Vincent, and Melchlora Bene- oetti, iatner-ln-law of Theresa Blanch! Joseph Benedettl, and Albert Johnson, fond uncie or j. v. Maggio and Nick Maggio, grandfather of seven. Funeral Tuesday, Oct.

6. 9 a. from charjel. 1S39 Grand avenue, to Sancta Maria Addolorata cnurcn. interment St.

Joseph's HAymar net i-oeso. MASON William J. Mascn, Sept. 30. fond oroiner oi ine late Delia, Jcsepn, Thomas, James, John, and Edward.

Funeral Oct. 3, 9:30 a. from funeral home. 5438 S. Halsted, to Visitation church.

Interment caivary cemetery. Boulevard 8-0661, METJRK Olga Meurk of Lake Zurich, be- lovea wire or me late Joseph, devoted motner oi Bernhard and Elizabeth Rowe, grandmother of Lynda, Gayle, and Fred Service Monday. 1 d. at funeral home 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Mount unve.

MemDer or Logan Square chapter, no. 3DU, J. MICHELIM Estere Mlchelini. nee Petrnoehl beloved wife of Santlno. dear mother of juigeio.

taitn Kssteiio of Joliet, 111., Julia suvestri, and Julius, grandmother of Alicia and Renee Sllvestrl, Nancy and uiane rtasteiio, sister oi William Petroc- cni oi ue Kaib, ill. Funeral Monday, a. irom lunerai nome, 2500 Cicero avenue, to St. Genevieve's church Interment St. Joseph's.

Member of Gu glielmo Marconi ladles' auxiliary. BErk- snire 7-8070. MINARDI See Maggio notice. MINER Leona C. Miner of 7631 N.

East Lake terrace, Sept. 30, 1953, beloved wife of Joseph fond sister of Frank Scott of Hastings, and Evelyn Dres-coll of New York City, and dear aunt of Robert Scott of Battle Creek, Mich. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, wheie services will be held Saturday, Oct. 3, at 3 p.

m. Entombment Memorial Park MOGILNER Harry Mogllner, 1219 S. Ked- vaie avenue, beloved husband of Anna, dear father of Esther. Charles. William, and Dorothy, grandfather of eight, great- granaiatner oi one.

services were held Friday at chapel. 4225 W. Roosevelt road corner of Tripp. Family at 1219 S. Ked- vaie.

MORAN Mrs. Mae Moran of 7943 Sangamon street, beloved mother of Mabel A. maasen ana Edith L. Barrett, fond sister ox iaa Kitterui ana Lena Newman Funeral Monday. Oct.

S. at 2 n. m. at funeral home. 1241 W.

79th street. Inter ment Mount Greenwood. MVSCARELLA Carmello Muscarella, beloved nusDana oi tne late carmella, nee Glam-belluca: fond father of Fred. Josephine maaonia, ana Lorraine Glardlno. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.

from funeral home. 3722 W. Chicago avenue, to Our Lady of the Angels church. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. CApitoi 7-5040.

NELSON Emu" Nelson, beloved husband of the late Alma, nee Strom: fond father ot Elmer, carl. Alva Bannister, and Edna Luzak, grandfather of nine. Resting at lunerai home, 6938 W. North avenue, Services Monday. 2:30 p.

m. Interment Forest Home. MErrlmac 7-4441. NESS See Emanuelson notice. NUDO See Gannusclo notice.

O'CONNELL Patrick John O'Connell, Sept 30. 1953. late of 503 N. State street employe of Insulation Inc. Funeral from home for funerals, Erie and Wabash avenue, Saturday, Oct.

3, 1953. at 10:30 a. to Holy Name cathedral. Inter ment All Saints' cemetery. FARRILLO Sam Parrillo cf 5408 W.

Gale street, Chicago, formerly of Melrose Park, beloved husband of Mary, nee Stankovitch: loving father of Christ, fond grandfather of two, loving son of the late Christ and Antonia, beloved brother of Mrs. Mary Letlzia, Mrs. Delia Urso, Rocco, Frank, and Joseph Parrillo. Resting at chapel after 7 p. m.

Saturday. Funeral Monday. Oct. 5, 1953, 9:30 a. m.

from chapel, 1810 Lake street, Melrose Park, to Mount Carmel church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Fillmore 4-0635.

PATRYCKI Frank Patryckl of 2237 S. 2d avenue. North Riverside, formerly Of 712 Crenshaw street, devoted father of Mary Lusk. beloved father-in-law of Edward Lusk. Funeral Monday at 9 a.

m. from chapel at 4401-03 S. Kedzle to St. Wen-ceslaus' church De Koven street. Inter ment St.

Adalbert's. LAiayette a-nax. PAWLETT Henry C. Pawlett of 4932 W. 23d place, beloved husband of Jessie nee Jago; loving son of Joseph and Minnie Huxley Pawlett, fond brother of Daisy Hood, Duncan, and Theo Pawlett of Canada.

Funeral Monday, 2 p. at funeral home, 2307 S. Laramie avenue. Woodlawn cemetery. OLympic 2-0200, Bishop 2-1799.

PETERSON William Peterson, dear husband of Virginia, nee Padon; fond father of Billy, and Marllynn, beloved son ot Lena Peterson, brother ot Eva C. Fenton and Paul. Funeral Monday, Oct. 5, 1:30 p. at funeral home, 5300-12 Belmont avenue.

Interment Irving Park cemetery. PAllsade 5-8740. PICK Jennie Pick, nee Sliver, of 40 E. Oak street, beloved wife of Emll. fond mother of Jerome and Irving, dear sister of George Sliver of New York City.

Funeral Monday, Oct. 5. 10 a. at chapel, 936 E. 47th street.

Interment Oak Woods cemetery. POLODNA See Josephine Henry notice. RICHES William Paul Riches, age 22. of 912 N. La Salle street, fond son ot William and Thorby.

nee Kemested: dear brother of Margaret. Service Monday, 1:30 p. at chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln venue. Interment Acacia Park. BIECK See Emanuelson notice.

RIECK Charles Rleck, dearly beloved hus band of the late Louise, iona lamer oi Richard, brother of William, grandfather of Richard Jr. and Donald. Resting at funeral home, 4138 W. North avenue. Services 2 p.

m. Saturday, Oct. 3. Interment Waldheim cemetery. Info.

BElmont 5-6812. Chicago's 1953 Traffic Toll injuries suffered Thursday in a two car collision at 47th st. and 1st McCook. John Sikich, a -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. 63D-ST.

PHONE: WEntworth 6-0025 MONDAY BOYD Walter W. 1 0 a. m. at chapel KliBA Bessie H. 9:30 a.

m. in church NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N. ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach 1-264S SATURDAY BALLARD Margaret 12 noon at Chanel ELSON Elizabeth C. 10:30 a.m.

I.LLIOTT Clyde E. 3 p. m. FRl'ENDT William C. 1 p.

m. In church at chapel at chapel minkk Leona 2 p. at cnapei In church at chapel at chapel RIDDIFORD Anna 9 a. m. THOMPSON William 10 a.

m. MONDAY ABRINK Peter 2 p. m. 1 p. m.

COLBY Yorlck G. at chapel SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST. PHONE: BEverly 8-2182 SATURDAY HOSEK Charles J. 10 a.

m. In church McCARTHx Helen M. 10 a. m. in cnurcn SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 2024 E.

75TH-ST. PHONE: FAlrfax 4-7177 SATURDAY CLAUSEN Wllhelmlne Minniel At cnapei uniu a p. m. LAIN SON C. H.

JORDAN CO. FOR 99 YEARS Funeral Director! Chicago and Suburbs. 221 E. Erle-st. superior 7-7709 -CEMETERlES- six GRAVE lots In desirable tect.

St. Lucas'. Reas. PAUsade s-1132. 3 CRYPTS Choice loc.

Acacia mausol. ENglewood 4-1312 MumDoiai ooiuu GLEN OAKS Moose section, 2 graves; rea sonable. CHcsapeaxe d-uzou. IK MEMORIAM- CIRONE Arcangela Clrone. In loving memory of our dear wile ana motner, who passed away 10 years ago today.

Always to true, unselfish, and kind. Few In this world her equal you'll find; A beautiful life that came to an end. She died as she lived, everyone's friend. LOVING HUSBAND. DAUGHTER, SONS.

CONLIN Charles E. Conlln Sr. In loving memory of our aear nusoana eno lamer, who passed away one year ago, Oct. 3, 1952. High mass 7 a.

m. at St. Killan's church, Saturday. Oct. 3, 1953.

Always so true, unselfish, and kind. Few in this world his equal you'll find; A beautiful life that suddenly came to an end. He died as he lived, everyone's friend. YOUR LOVING WIFE. KATHRYN, AND CHILDREN.

CELESTE, PAT. AND CHARLES E. JR. DOLLEN S. A.

Richard Wm. Dick Dol-tes, len. In loving memory of my dear teS friend. MARILOU SCHOELLER. KAY William Henry Kay.

In loving memory of our dear husband and father, who passed away one year ago today. WIFE AND DAUGHTER DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS BILTON A monument will be dedicated to the cherished memory of Abe Bilton, Sunday, Oct. 4. 1953. at 12:30 p.

Waldheim ctmetery, Roosevelt rd. west of Desplalnes Cong. Poale Zedek. BYRON A monument will be dedicated In memory of Hyman Moon I Byron on Sunday. Oct.

4. 1:30 p. at Westlawn cemetery. Petunia section. GRAFF A dedication in loving memory of Mollle Graff.

Sunday, Oct. 4. 1 p. Anshe Kanesses Israel cemetery. No.

2, Waldheim, gate 16. HAYDEN A dedication In memory of Joseph B. Hayden, Sunday, Oct. 4, 2 p. at Westlawn cemetery.

HOLLEB A monument will be dedicated In cherished memory of our beloved mother, Sarah Holleb, Sunday, Oct. 4, at 2 p. gate 52, Des Plaines avenue, Wllno cemetery. KANTER A dedication for Max and Dora Kanter, Sunday, Oct. 1, 1 p.

Waldheim, gate 1. LASSER A monument dedicated to William Lasser, Sunday, Oct. 4, 3 p. at Westlawn cemetery. Petunia section.

LEBOVITS A monument will be dedicated In memory of Milton Lebovits, Sunday, Oct. 4, at 3 p. Claremont avenue, Shool cemetery. Waldheim, Harlem avenue to 16th street, cross railroad tracks, to Ahvas Achlm, gate 106. MORRIS A dedication In memory of Sylvia Morris, wife of Harry, sister of Delia Salus and George Levlne, Oct.

4, 1 p. Chicago-Suburban cemetery, Broadview. NOVOSELSKY Dedication In memory of Isadora Novosclsky, Sunday, Oct. 4. 2:30 p.

at Kesher Israel cemetery, Waldheim, 16th and Des Plaines. ROBIN A monument will be dedicated to the memory of Charles Robin by his wife, Mrs. Toby Robin, and daughter, Myrna, Sunday, Oct. 4. at 2:30 p.

at Waldheim P. O. W. Rabbi M. A.

Gutsteln wlU officiate. SCHWARTZ A monument will be dedicated to the memory of Harry Schwartz, brother of Philip and Lottie, Sunday, Oct. 4, 2 p. at Jewish Waldheim, 16th and Harlem, Dinlvltzer Podcller section. SHNITZER A monument will be dedicated in memory of Eva Shnitzer, Oct.

4, 2 p. Stollner-Sarnlcker Aid society, Waldheim, 16th street, west of Harlem. SWERDLOVE A monument will be dedicated to the memory of our beloved husband and father. Jack Swerdlove, Sunday, Oct. 4, 1953, 1 p.

Westlawn, Rose section. -ANNOUNCEMENT- memorials Family annuities, estate bequests, and plant contributions, sent to the Chicago Heart Association for heart research are appreciated and are tax deductible. 69 W. Chicago. -FRATERNAL NOTICES- AMALGAMATED LITHOGRAPHERS OF AMERICA, LOCAL NO.

4 Otto Ames, plate gratner. passed away Oct. 2. Funeral at chapel. 5844 Cermak road, Cicero, Monday, Oct.

5, at 2 p. m. GEORGE A. CANARY, Pres. if STACHOWSKI-Joann tKraft) StachowskL nenrl nva Mn.u.- rrances ana Al bert Kraft.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from funeral home. 4117 Armltage avenue, to Our Lady of Grace church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

BElmont 5-6019. SAr.EBrJohn late of 2153 W. uusuanu oi jonanna. Xthtr of Johanni Rlbich. Raymond.

Clare Kaiser, and Dolores, fond grandfather of six. Resting at chapel. 1943 W. Cenmak road. Funeral m- t0 st- Stephen" church, 2 2d pi.

and Wolcott. Interment Resurrection. Virginia 7-6688. O. helmets, late of E- 79th street, husband of Irene.

Sf brother oX Hlrr ter: Martha. In Sweden. Resting at funeral home. 79th street and Phillips JvSSue. Mony- Interment Falrmount cemetery.

SOuth Shore 8-6959. STRANCE Josephine Strance. beloved wife 'Of la.te 'ond mother of Kas-mlr Genevieve Nedoba. Sophia Strance. sister of Walter and Joseph Majewskl.

four grandchildren. Services Monday. 130 P. at chapel, 6245 S. Kedzie avenue Interment Mount Hope.

avenue. SULLIVAN Eugene A. Sullivan of 1105 N. Menard avenue, beloved husband of Marl jorle. nee Bixler; fond father of ShaW Mae, son of Eugene and Mary Sullivan.

5 n- Marlon Reddlngton. Marge and the late Sgt. James S- A- Funm" Mond. from tunl homel 5350 W. North avenue, to St.

Angela's church. Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment All Saints. Member of local No.

134. I. B. E. W.

TUxedo 9-8844. SWANSON Jane Swanson of 1023 N. Austin boulevard. Chicago, dear mother of Etta McClelland. Arthur D.

of La nrs. Jessie calder. grandmother of three, sister of Mrs. Hen! rletta Sinclair of Brough, Scotland. Services Monday, 3 p.

at chapel, 124-126 Madison street. Oak Park. Interment Forest Home cemetery. SZYSZKA Frank Szyszka, late of 5644 8. Tripp avenue, beloved husband ot Julia, nee Drabek; dearest father of Julia.

Helen. Frank, Emily, and Mary, fond father-In-law of Theodore Nowaczewskl, Louis Duslk Marie, Edward Wroblewskl, and Albert Abram, grandfather of seven, great-grandfather of one. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a. from chapel, 4907 Archer avenue, to St. Joseph's church, 48th and Herml-6-7521lntermen' REUanc TIRITILLI Pasquale Tlrltilll, beloved husband of Fllomena, nee Dl Valerlo; dear Sther.f td4' Wlllam, Herman Tffltliu, Por -P1 Domnlco.

Florence Dl Glullo. Lena Santuccl, Palmer, Anthony, Steve Dl Domenlco. Roy Teal, and the late Charles Teale. brother of Mrs. Pauline Rantcrt.

10 grandchildren, two great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. Irom funeral home, 2500 N. Cicero avenue, to St. Gene- Mount Carmel.

BErkshlre 7-8070. TYNDAI.L Mabel I. Tyndall. nee Pointer, suddenly, formerly of 1645 N. Long avenue, beloved wife of the late John, dear aunt of James Pointer.

Funeral Saturday, V.3'. 11:30 m- funeral home. 5350 W. North avenue, to St. Peter Canlslus church.

Mass 12 noon. Interment St. Joseph's. TUxedo 9-8844. WAGON SELLER Set Hannah Johnson notice.

WALKER Anna M. Walker, nee Lang, 130S S. Wesley avenue, beloved wife of Joseph, fond mother of Joseph sister of Norbert Obermayer, Rose Knutsen, Emily Lang. Albert and Edward Lang. Services Monday, Oct.

5. 2 p. at funeral home, 6901-03 Roosevelt road. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens. STanley 8-0904.

WARl'SH Frank Warush of 1543 8. Call- zornia avenue, Deiovea husband of Helen, dear father of Nick, Nettle Weber, and Florence Clsarlk, grandfather of Ave. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from chapel, 2411 w. Chicago avenue, to Russian On thodox St.

George' cathedral, 917 N. Wood street. Interment Elmwood Memo-rial Park cemetery. ARmitag 6-2000. WEICH See Albertl notice.

WIEHLE Edna C. Wlehle of Wooddale road. urii.ri,Tuic, pciuvea wire oi KQwsrd W. Wlehle, dear mother of Fern Malottke and Ruth Glelow, grandmother of Sandra Malottke and Denlse Glelow. Resting at chapel, 134 S.

York street, Elmhurst. until Saturday noon. Services Saturday, 2:30 p. at Lutheran Memorial church. Wilson and Campbell avenues, Chicago.

Interment Waldheim. WILSON Charles E. Wilson, beloved father oi Ann tireenneid, Florence Hall, and the late John Wilson, grandfather of eight, great-grandfather ot 14, brother of Mary Swindell, George, Robert, and Albert, father-in-law ot Josle Wilson, Albert Hall, and William Greenfield. Funeral Monday. 1:30 p.

at chapel. 5911 W. Madison street. Interment Forest Home. EStebrook 8-7500.

WOOD Jane K. Wood of 1933 Llnneman street, uienview, sept. 30, 1953, wife of Edwin A. Wood, mother ot Jan W. Hansen and Edwin A.

Wood sister of Elizabeth Emerson Knapp and Warren E. Knapp. Services. 11 a. m.

Saturday, at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Burial private. AG LOM Fanny Yaglom, In Miami Beach, uciutvu wut ui uie jaie isenjamin, fond mbther of Meyer, Henry, and Ruth Cohen, grandmother of three. Interment Mount Nebo, Miami, Fla, YORK Joseph York, beloved husband orace, nee snimitls: loving father of Barbara, Joan, and Robert, dear son of Anna Yodaugo, fond brother of Delia Norbet, Marie Camago.

Ann Kowallr, Julia Scolarl, and William York. Funeral Monday, Oct. 5, 9 a. from chapel, 3319 S. Lltuanlca avenue, to St.

David's church-Interment St. Caslmlr'g. YArds 7-1138. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION OF THE TRIBUNE Order tor mall subscrlDtion must irmm. panled by remittance to cover.

Rate in Illinois outside Chicago, Indi ana, luwa, ivm-iugiui, ima Wisconsin: Dally without Sunday, one year. 17.80 months. S3. 75: threa mrmtha. 1 on- vue mumn, id cents.

Dally and Sunday, one Tear. 117.50: six months. three months, 15.00; on month, $1.95. Sunday only, one year, flO.OO; six months, three months, (3.00; one month, $1.20. elates of subscrlDtion In nottal sonea a and 4 measured from Chicago), outside of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa.

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