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i Downey Patient Killed Chirago Dath? (Irthunr DEATH NOTICES OBITUARIES SCHT.E SINGES Ltrnli SeMeslrge. 1st sjf 901 Argyle street, beloved husband cf Bessie: fond father of Evelyn 1-ar. and Bernice Pollack: dear brother cf Adoipii end Minna Fuchs; four grandchildren. Services Monday, 3 p. at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue.

Interment Dr. Herzl cemetery. Member of Dr. Herzl Verein and D. C.

Cregier lodge, A. F. A. M. SCHMELZXE Louise Schmelzle, nee Ambot.

beloved wife of the lata Henry loving mother cf Albin. Henry, Edmund. Louis, and Louise Rsduenz; six frandchie dren and four great-grandchildren. Service Wednesday. 2:30 W- m.

at funeral home. 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Union Ridge. iM IIOLLA Bessie Scholia, April X. 1955, of 5333 Roscoe street, loviag mother cf Charles, Floiian, Frank, Edmund, and Roman: mother-in-law of Ksielie.

Emily, Avis. Gene-leve. and Mildred: sister cf Philip. Stanley, Joseph, and Charles Mar-cinkowski and cf th late Tllile Gro-chowski; grandmother of 13: great-grandmother cf one. Ftsneral Tuesday at 9:30 a.

m. from funeral home, 5259 Roscoe street, to St. Ladisiacs' church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

Please omit flower. 6CHROFF Nicholas A. Sctiroff. beloved husband of Anne O'Reilly Schroff; fond father cf Raymond J. and the late Lawrence: brother of Christine Lay.

Frank, the li te Clara Sullivan, and Kate Thorn: grandfather of six grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday. 8:45 a. from chapel. 5516 S.

Ashland avenue, to St. Cyril church, Mas 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet, PRospect 6-0031. SC1ABASSA See Theresa Calfano notice.

SCEIGLI See Bucciere notice. SIR ACrsA Matthew C. Slracusa. late of 438 N. Harvey avenue.

Oak Park, beloved husband of Lee, nee Coccla: dear brother cf Antonio, of Italy. France Cusumano, Thomaa. Margaret Carrubba. Carmeia Dotl. and Joseph.

Funeral Thursday. 9:30 irons chapel, 5120 W. Fullerton to St. Catherine ol Siena church. Interment Mount CarmeL ARmltage 6-7800.

SOBER Joseph Sobek. beloved husband ef Marina: dear father of Amelia Fahtsinf and Lucille Borgese; fond brcther of John, Anthony. Edward. Mr. Irene Bartelson, Mrs.

Esther Bednarz. and the late Mrs. Josephine Wroblewskl. -Funeral services April 4, 1955, 9:15 a. at funeral home.

4255-57 W. Division street. A Lb any 3-3600. Interment tt. Adalbert.

GERBER Harry Gerber of 111S g. Keeler avenue, beloved husband ot Sarah; dear father of Jack Gerber of Oak Park. 111., Jean Roberts. Dorothy Dubner, Bea Stan. Edna, and Frances; grandfather of seven: brother of Frank.

Services Monday. 16 a. at chapel. 4225 W. Roosevelt road, corner of Tripp.

Interment Jewish Waldhelm cemetery. QFRSON Samuel Gerson. late of Omsha, beloved husband of the late Ethel, dear father ot May art man cf Omaha, Lois Stacker of St. Paul. and Theima Kerzog of Lincolnwood, grandfather of six; great-grandfather of one Services Tuesday, 2 p.

at chapel, 3019 W. Peterson read. Interment I. O. B.

A cemetery, Waldhelm. Family will be at heme of daughter. Theima 6527 Kentnn avenue, Lincolnwood, 111. Visitation starting Monday evening. Information.

LOngbeacb 1-1890. GIANFRANCISCO St Federico Cozzl notice. GIGER Bertha F. Giser. nee Va5da.

of 1718 N. Austin avenue, beloved wile of Anton; fond mother of Charles. Helen Sera, and Anton Gjger grandmother of three; dear sister of Ales Wagner. Funerai Wednesday. April 6.

9 a. from funeral home. 5350 W. North avenue, to St. Angela's church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. TUxedo 9-8844. CORE Col.

Edwin B. Core, passed away at Albany. April 2. brother of Nan Gore Murch of Albany. N.

and Ida Gore Smith of New York City. Graveside services at Evergreen cemetery, Morris, at 3 p. Tuesday, April 5. GRAVANTI Guldo Gravantl. beloved husband ot Antoinette, nee Villa; devoted father cf Peter.

Mary Sam) Giannola and Phyllis James DeJoy. Patricia Joe Bart una. Funeral Wednesday, -9 a. from chapel, 813 W. Taylor, to Our Lady of Pompeii church.

Interment Mount Carmel. On roe 6-0449. GHAT Virginia Gray, late of 1518 S. Tripp avenue, beloved wife ot the late Donald; dear mother of Harry, Mary Marganelll. Helen Borgen, Jane Moroney, Donald and James; grandmother ot 312.

Services Wednesday. 2 p. at chapel, 2534 S. Pulaski road. Interment Woodlawn.

LAwn-dale 1-3972. GCSTAFSON Lorale Gustafson, nee Keach, beloved wife of Axel; sister of Margaret Petersen. Services at chapel. 4138 Madison street, Wednesday at 1:30 p. m.

Interment Forest Home. HANLON Mayme Hanlon, April 3, 1955. daughter of the late James and Margaret Hanlon: suter of the late Catherine Sullivan, Margaret Walsh, Anne Hanlon, and Alice Maguire. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 7705 Cottage Grove avenue, to St.

Francis de Paula church-Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet, HANSON John Hanson, beloved husband of the late Annie; dear father of Eva Clow and the late Alice Hamed; grandfather of John. Harry, and the late George Clow; fond uncle of Eugenia Martin. At funeral home.

3918 Irving Park road. Services Tuesday. 2:30 p. m. Interment Wood-lawn cemetery.

HARTNETT Bridget L- Hartnett. age 93, of La Salle, 111., passed, away April 2, In Mai haven home, Wilmette. beloved wife of the late Michael fond mother of George F. cf Winnetka, and the late Franklin J. Funeral Tuesday, April 5, 9 a.

from Shimkus funeral home. In La Salle, 111., to St. Patrick's church. Interment St. Vincent's cemetery.

HEDGE Florence Norman Hedge of 2423 The Rev. Joseph P.Hahn The Rev. Joseph P. Hahn, 66, of 1929 Wellington a Redemptorist priest, died of a heart attack yesterday while baptizing nine infants in St. Alphonsus' church, Lincoln and Wellington avs.

He was'as-sistant pastor of the church since 1953 and its pastor from 1944 to 1950. He was born and attended elementary school in the parish. Surviving are three brothers, Nicholas, Henry, and Louis. Karl Hofer BERLIN, April 3 UP) Karl Hofer, 76, German painter and head of the West Berlin acad-emy-of art, died today. He was internationally regarded as one of the leading exponents of modern painting.

He had been living in Berlin since 1919. When the nazis came to power in 1933 he was dismissed from all official functions. His paintings were labeled degenerate art. Vincent Makovosky, Vincent Makovosky, 59, of 2336 S. 58th Cicero, died yesterday in his home.

He for-merlywas a partner, in the Central Park meat market at 3551 W. 26th st. He leaves his widow, Matilda, a son, Emil, and a daughter, Mrs. Arlene J. McGinn.

Services will be held at 1 p. m. Wednesday in the chapel at 6227 Cermak Berwyn. Mrs. Emma Nelson Mrs.

Emma Nelson, 97, of 5113 Carmen died yesterday in Lutheran Deaconess hospital. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Arnhorst and Mrs. Carie Dren-nan; two grandsons, and five great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 1 p.

m. Wednesday from the chapel at 4553 Milwaukee av. MARTIN See John Hanson notlet. MCCARTHY Mildred A. McCarthy, nee Boss, of 1105 S.

Mayiield avenue, beloved wife Ci Thomaa F. McCarthy: dear mother of Johi, Thomas F- Lillian Fedele. and Marti P.ushford; sister of Edward Boss, Lii.iii. Sentence, and the late August Bos. Al funeral home.

17 Madlscn street. Oak Park Funeral Tuesday. April 5. at 9:30 a. St.

France of Rome church. Mass at 10 a. m. Interment AU Saints' cemetery. MrDONALD Catherine Fahey McDonald ol 7843 S.

Marshiield avenue, beloved wiif of the late John McDonald; devoted mothei of James Marguerite Callender, and the late Delia McDonald: sister cf Dennis and Michael Fahey, Mary Grlf tin, and Nora Toucher; six grandchildren: one greatgrandchild. Funeral Tuesday. April 5. at 9:30 a. from funersl home.

1018-20 W. 7Pth street, to Little Flower church. Interment Mount Olivet. Mrl.AUGHLIN Ray G. McLaughlin.

April 3. of 9141 South Chicago avenue, beloved hu band of Frieda tona father of Mrs. Esther McArtbur and CU.ude brother of Mrs. Haze! Rubtck; uncle of Mrs. Ann Hearn, Margaiet Powell, Mrs.

Margaret Morris, and Lakie Powell: grandfather of five; great-grandfather of one. Funeral Tuesday. 9 a. from chapel, Jeffery boulevard, at 77th street, to Our Lady of Peace church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre SOutn Shore 8-822. MILLER Clara H. Hlller. April of 5341 Race avenue, beloved wile of the late Fred E.

Miller: dear mother ol Robert, Ralph, and FTanklin: grandmother of six: sister of Julia Hefllnger of Nor-walk. O. Resting at funeial home. 4817 Chicago avenue. Services Tuesday.

April 5, at 2 p. m. Interment Woodlawn MIBABILE See Federico Cozzl notice. MONS'IEH Fred L. Monnler of 1639 E.

86th place, beloved husband of Rose: fond father of Fred. Rose Wallace. Lillian Wlckiund. Clyde, Charles, Pearl Fay, and Josephine Strtngos; brother of Clyde and Edward. Services at chapel, 7838 Cottage Grove avenue.

Tuesday. April 5. at 10 a. m. In-ternent Mount Hope.

RAdcllffe 3-0220. MORTIMER William J. Mortimer Sr, of Barrlngton. 111., of Chicago and Mount Prospect, 111., belcved husband of Anna, nee Jeske: fend father of William J. and Irene Kramer: two grandchildren; dear brother of Mary Treible.

Resting at funeral home, Lee at Perry treet. Des Plaines. Funeral mas Tuesday, 10 a. at St- Raymond's church. Mount Prospect.

IU. Interment All Saints'. VAnderbllt 4-5155. MOSS William D. Moss, beloved husband of Ethsl: dear father cf Charles.

Fred. Richard. Sally. William and Charlotte. Funeral Tuesday.

April 5. at p. from chapel. 1339 W. Grand avenue.

Interment Beverly. HAymarket 1-6856. MUELLER Margaret Bertha Mueller, late of 2606 N. 73d avenue. Eimwood Park.

Ill loving wife of the late Fred H. Mueller; beloved mother of Milton Helen Mattox, and Harold: fond grandmother of five. Services Monday, 11 a. at funeral home, 5120 Fullerton avenue. Interment Waldhelm cemetery.

ARmltage 6-7800 MVNROE Louise Madrol Munroe of 4213 S. Kedzle avenue, devoted wife cf the late John: beloved mother of Stanley. James. Stephen, Marie, and Julia; fond mother-in-law of Estelle, Ben Petka. and George Badendlck: dear slater of Anna Jurczyk: aister-in-law of Andrew Jurczyk; grandmother cf three; great-grandmother of one.

Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a. m. from chapel. 4401-03 S. Kedzie avenue, to St.

Pancra-tlus' church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. LA layette 3-7781. NELSON Emma Ni-lson. loving mother of Elizabeth Arnhorst.

Carrie Drennan. and the late Ada Law son: grandmother of Robert Lawson and Don Drennan: five great-grandchildren. Services Wednesday. 1 p. at funeral home.

4553-61 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Rosehlil. NEMEROWICZ Joseph Nemerowlcx late of 1857 W. Cullerton street, loving husband cf Mary, nee Danczak: devoted father of Bernice Nowakowski, Florence Finik, Eugene, and Airman 2 Joseph U. S.

A. father-in-law of Edward Nowakowski. Steve Finik, and Louise: grandfather of Edward Nowakowski, Nancy Finik. and Johnny Nemerowlcx. Funeral Tuesday, April 5, at 9:30 a.

from chapel. 1737 W. 18th street, to St. church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. Member of division 308, CTA. CAnal 8-0471. KlEMETEB Emily Nirmeyer, nee late of 315 W. Wing.

Arlington Height, loving mother of Resting at chapel. Northwest hwy. at Vail Arlington Heights, where friends may call after 4 p. Sunday. Service 2 p.

m. Tuesday, April 5, at St. Peter Ev. Luth. church, Arlington Height.

Will he In state in churcn from 12 noon until time of service. Interment St. Peter Ev. Luth. cemetery.

Information. CLearbrook 3-0168. O'BRIEN Rose A. O'Brien of 6733 Stewart avenue, beloved sister of Mary E. O'Brien and the late Margaret Clerihan and Katherine Shasser.

Resting at funeral home. 6915 Wentworth avenue. Funeral Tuesday at 9 a. to St. Brmnrd church.

Mass 9:30. Interment Holy Sepulchre. TRlangie 4-2121. OLK Charles 14. Oik.

beloved husband of the late Madelln: loving father of Marguerite Gallagher; brother of Mathilda Ernst and the late Bertha Cles and John: grandfather of lour, great-grandfather of six. Resting at funeral home. 6833-35 Grand avenue. Services Tuesday. April 5, at 2 p.

m. Interment Elmwocd cemetery. Member of Mont Clare lodge. 1040. A.

F. A A. M. OLSON Charles Edward Olson, beloved husband Lottie A. Olson: dear father of Stanley E.

Olson: fond brother of David. Ella, and Ida Olson. Member of Garfield lodge. No. 686.

A. F. A A. M. Resting In chapel at 912 W.

Madison street. Services Wednesday, April 6. at 1:30 p. m. Interment Evergreen.

MOnroe 6-0444. ORLOWSKf Michael T. Orlowskl. April 2. 1955.

late of 3015 N. Spauidihg avenue. Monday, April 4, 1955 'SUDDEN DEATH' STILL STALKS IN SKOKIE RD. Accident Rate Is Far Above Edens' BY HAL FOUST Lakie Powell, recently retired as a business agent for the AFL teamsters union, was driving south in Skokie rd. U.

S. 411 It was a beautiful spring day and he and his wife, Helen, had used it to inspect their new home on Bonner lake, near Burlington, 74 miles north of Chicago. It was early afternoon so they expected to reach their apartment at 7319 East End av. before the evening rush hour. Powell at 63 is a conservative driver.

He drove a truck for 22 years before becoming a labor organizer. He heard all of the safety lectures. He was aware of the high accident record on this four lane highway thru Lake county. Draws Near Yellow Truck After stopping for a red light at Half Day rd. 111.

22 in Highland Park, Powell was accelerating but still was traveling at about half the 45 mile speed limit when he approached a yellow truck of the Illinois highway department. It was on the outside, the right side lane of the two southbound lanes, and Powell prepared to pass to its left, on the inside lane, next to the center parkway. The truck driver was James C. Towner, 62, of Mundelein. He had worked for the state highway department under former Gov.

Green and he got his job back again when Gov. Stratton took office. He had SO years' driving experience. His state record had no previous 'accident reports. Truck Has Two Choices Towner was hauling two laborers to a sewer maintenance job on the east side of the Skokie right of way just south of Half Day rd.

He had a choice of continuing a half mile or so to the first paved cross-over, then returning north the east side of the roadwey to the sewer job, or he could cut across the center parkway, as so many persons have 'done at so many places on Skokie, ruining the grass and damaging trees and shrubs. Towner elected to take the short cut- in his report later to police and his boss, he said he signaled his intention to turn. If so, it wasn't notictd. It wouldn't be expected at that location, on the outside lane and at a place without a crossroad or side driveway. Powell later told police there was no signal from the truck.

Cuts Sharply to Left Thus, Towner, going about 20 miles an hour, turned left sharply, directly across the path of Powell's car. There was a scream cf brakes, a crash of crumpling metal, and clatter of broken glass. Bloody Skokie rd. had scored another traffic casualty, this one a personal injury. Mrs.

Powell's collar bone was broken. Others escaped serious injury. On this five miles of Skokie rd. in Highland Park, there have been five deaths since Jan. 1.

Capt. Earl Lempinen of the Highland Park police commented that each fatal accident a truck was involved. Last year, in the 26 miles of Skokie thru Lake county, there were 19 traffic deaths. The death rate per car-mile of travel was seven times that of the more modern Edens expressway in Cook county where traffic is faster and twice as dense. Crossings Are Worst Chief Edward B.

Patten of the Highland Park police said that accidents were most numerous at the approaches to signal controled intersections, mainly rear end collisions. He said risks were being increased monthly by new, paths cut haphazardly across the center parkway and by the addition of more driveways into new roadside enterprises. Skokie is still posted as a freeway," designated by legis lature as a route for limited access from abutting property, but the state in 1953, when it cut truck taxes 20 million dollars a year, abandoned plans to moderize this route as a land-: scaped expressway. This main route from Chicago to Milwaukee and Wisconsin 'resorts, which also serve Chicago lake front suburbs, is deteriorating rapidly. i A3 Menrna ftratni.autlf 9Q9 N.

Miriam by North Shore Train Joseph Zwadzich, 59, of Milwaukee, a patient the Downey veterans hospital since 1947, was last night when he was struck by a Chicago, 'North Shore and Milwaukee railroad train at the Downey station. Hospital employes said they believed he wandered into the path of the train after leaving a group of patients returning from a movie. -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- LAIN Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. 63D-ST. PHONE: WEntwortn 6-002 MONDAY FRANKS Stuart F.

1 p. in. at chapel TUESDAY KUHN Martha M. 1 p. m.

at chapel NORTH CHAPEL 5501 NT ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach 1-2646 MONDAY O'RTIS Corwin L. 10 a. m. at chapel KOPRIWA Edward X.

1 1 a. m. at chapel O'DONNELL Eunice S. 10 a. m.

In church IOIS6 Herman J. 3 p. m. at chapel SOUTHWEST CHAFEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST.

PHONE: BEverly 6-2182 MONDAY BRAYTON Pvt. William E. 3 p. m. at chapel GIBSON John E.

11 a. m. at chapel KADDA1Z Lama A. 1 p. m.

at chapel SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 20S4 E. 7.5TH-ST. -PHONE: FAIflax 4-7177 TUESDAY THORPE Frederick C. 2 m. chapel LAIN SON Piser MEMORIAL CHAPELS NORTH SOUTH NORTHWEST WEST CHICAGO C.

H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 101 YEARS 221 Erle-st. superior 7-7709 -CEMETERIES- GR. LOT Id srewooa cemetery.

Will apllt to ault. NEwcastle 1-6100. IN MEMORIAM CITRO Angelina Cltro. In loving memory of our mother, who passed away one year aao today. In cur hearts your memory lingers.

Sweetly tender, lond and true: There Is not a day. dear mother That we do not think ot you. LOVING CHILDREN-MESSERSCHMIDT Ronald Messerschmidt. April 4, 1951. Surrounded by friends, wc are lonesome; In the midst of pleasure, we're blue; A smile on our face and, heartaches.

Always thinking. Dear Ronnie of you. LOVINGLY, MOTHER AND DAD. SODFRLVND Olga SoderlunO. In loving memory of our dear wife, mother, and grandmother, who passed away April 4, 19S0.

Not dead to us who loved her; Not lost, but gone before. She lives with us In memcry. And will forevermore. LOVING FAMILY. ANNOUXCEMENTS MEMORIALS FOR THS HEART FUND are appreciated and tax deductible.

They help research. Address Chicago Heart Association. 69 W. WaahimEton-st. DEATH NOTICES APR AM Joseph Aorams.

at Miami Beach. formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Marie, nee Iralson; dear father of Ruth Goodman, Genevieve Kushen. Muriel Kllnenberg. and Irene Hodes; nine grandchildren; fond brother ot Gussle Gold-blatz of Los Angeles, Cat. Funeral arrangements later.

ANDREWS Harry W. Andrews, beloved husband of Helen, nee Krueger; dear father of Charles Minnie Murphy. Harry Elizabeth Brandau, Lillian Timmcke, and the late Alice Gancer; fond brother of Hazel Furlong, Lillian Graf, Arthur, and the late Charles Andrews; loving grandfather of 11. Retting at funeral home, 3517-27 N. Pulaaki road, until Tuesday.

11 a. will lie In state at St. Luke's church. 2649 N. Francisco, from noon until 2 p.

time of aervice. Interment Rosehlil. Member of Street Car Men's union, dlv. 241; Woodmen of the World camp. No.

471, and Royal Arcanum council. No. 967. INdependence 3-5800. ANDREWS Daisy Andrews, nee Kallskl.

beloved wife of Jack; devoted mother of Mrs. Helene Mueller, Leonard and Harry J. Andrews: dear grandmother ot eight grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. Past worthy matron of Dickinson chapter. No.

685, O. E. S. Services Tuesday, April at 11:30 at chapel, 936 E. 47th street.

Family at 7311 S. Oglesby. BENDEL James E. Bendel of 1076 Thorn-dale avenue, beloved husband of Alice Stout Bendel: fond father of Gregory; be- loved son of Nicholas and Phllomena Bendel: brother of Agnes Hentges, Cecilia McKlnley, Clarence, Estelle Byme, Ethel Wllburn. Florence Hanley, and Ruth O'Meara.

Funeral Tuesday, April 5, 9:30 a. from funeral home. 1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwocd, to St. Gertrude's church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment AU Saints' cemetery. ROgers Park 4-1617. BENSON Ellen Marie Benson of 1418 Lake avenue, Wilmette. wife cf the late Andrew Benson: mother of Edward and Richard.

Services Tuesday. 1:30 p. at chapel, 1118 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette. Interment private. BE BO Otto Berg, formerly of 8914 S.

Ada street, beloved husband of the- late Henrietta Berg; devoted father of Marie Nelson and the late Henry Berg: fond gtandfather of Margaret Lltz: great-grandfather of Duane. Denlse, and Kevin Lltz. Funeral Wednesday. 1:30 p. at chapel, 5652 S.

Ashland avenue. Interment Evergreen cemetery. REpublic 7-0077. BERM AN Norton Berman. 2415 N.

Albany avenue, brloved husband of Elsie: dear father of Doris: brother of Helen Sllver-ateln, Floyd, and Jerome. Service! Monday, -40 a. at chapel. 3140 Lawrence avenue. Interment Jewish Waldhelm.

BIT KNELL Alfred Blcknell. age 8 years. Illinois state architect: fond uncle of George Bickr-ell and Mignon Morgan; dear friend of Mr. and Mrs. Milford Burrows.

Services Tuesday, 2:30 p. m. at chapel, 3905-07 N. Lincoln Avenue. Interment Graceland.

BUT DELL Merle Blundrll, beloved hus band of Delia, nee Ramson; fond father of Merle; dear son of Nellie Brazzell; brother of Lisle. Resting at funeral home. 4115-17 W. 26th street, until Wednesday. 11 a.

m. Will lie in state at Redeemer Lutheran church, 23d street and 53d ave nue. Cicero, from 12 noon until 1:30 p. time cf, aervice. Interment Concor dia.

j-Awnaaie l-jtsuo. BIDEMAN Frances Fanny 1 Bideman, nee Bloom, ot 5640 N. Spaulding avenue, beloved mother of Edward, dear sister of Maurice Mary Golderg. David Sarine K. Leeb.

and the late Jack M. Serv ices Monday. 3 p. at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Westliwn, BR A GLI A Cecelia Braclla.

dearly beloved wile of the late Carlo: loving mother of Gllda Basso. Leona Romei, Beatrice De Tomast, Mary Creraent. and John: grand' mother of 13; great-rrandmothr of eight Resting at funeral home. 820 Talcort road at Cumberland. Park Ridge.

Funeral Tuesday. April 5. at 2 p. m. Burial Elmwnod Memorial Park cemetery.

TAlcott 3-5122. BRAYTON Pvt. William E. Brayton. 4736 S.

Kenwood avenue, April 1. 1955, beloved son of Raymond W. and Pearl ta Bravton: dear brother of Raymond F. Brayton: grandson of Emil and Llllie Johnson, Mae. and the late Edgar R.

Brayton. At chapel. 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Monday, April 4. at 3 p.

m. Interment Evergreen. BRAZIER Delia Erazier. nee Neubert. beloved witt of George: fond mother of P.aymond, Dolores, and La Verne Zenglcr; sister cf Edwin Neubert.

Mathilda Frfese. and the late August and Arthur. Resting at funeral home. 5300-12 Belmont avenue, until Wednesday. April 6.

11:30 a. m. Lying In state at Christ Ev. Luth. Chuich nt Logan Square.

Richmond and McLean avenues, fro.il noon until time of acrvicis. 2 p. in. Interment St. Lucas' cemetery.

PAlisade 5-6740. BIXCIERE Charles Bucciere. beloved husband of the late Amelia, nee Spiz-zirri: father of Rose Scrugll. Atty. Albert E.

of Los Angeles. Mary De Clanni. Charles, and John of Warrington. brother of Louise Boaehelll: grandfather of five. Funiral Wednesday, 9:30 a.

from chapel. 5911 W. Madison street, to St. Frances of Rome church, Cicero. Interment Mcunt CarmeL EStebrook 8-7500.

BURNS Rose Cecelia Bums, beloved sister of the late Bridget Whiston and Patrick Burns: dear aunt of Edmund B. Whlston. Member of the Maccabees, unit No. 329. Funeral Tuesday.

April 5. 9:30 a. from chapel. 4348 W. Walton atreet.

to Our Lady Help of Christians church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. BElmont 5-7136. CAIFANO Theresa Calfano, nee Sclaraffa, loving wife of the late Leonard: fond mother of Donald and John; daughter of Giovanl and Julia: sister of Orlando, Dr. Gerard, Helen Twozzo, and Anthony.

Funeral Tuesday from funeral home. 739 5. Western avenue, at 8:45 a. m. Requiem mass 10 o'clock at St.

Vincent Ferrer church. Elver Forest. IU. Interment Mount Carmel, Clyde J. Zoia Clyde J.

Zoia, 59, of 223 Throop Woodstock, part-owner of a Woodstock monument company and a McHenry county deputy sherif for 20 years, died yesterday in Woodstock hospital after a long illness. Mr. Zoia was a 1918 graduate of the University of Notre Dame and a starting guard on the 1917 football team coached by Knute Rockne. He also was a former lineman on the Chicago Cardinals professional football team. Surviving are his widow, Helen, and a daughter, Mary Frances.

Re quiem mass will be said at 10 a. m. Wednesday in St. Mary's church, Woodstock-Robert Burnt Armstrong Washington, April 3 () Robert Burns Armstrong 52, newspaper man, died today of a heart ailment. For the last 10 years, until Feb.

.1, he had been Washington corre spondent of the St. Louis Globe- Democrat. Armstrong was born in Washington while his father, the late Robert Burns Armstrong, was assistant secretary of the treasury in the Theodore Roosevelt administration. He was the husband of Bess Furman, of the New York Times Washington bureau. Dr.

Charles Adams Holder Boston, April 3 Special Dr. Charles Adam Holder, 83, state department foreign trade adviser under President Wilson in World War died yesterday after a long illness. Dr. Holder, who lived in New York, was an international banker and also held several consular posts. He retired in 1926.

Louis Schlesinger Louis Schlesinger, 65, of 901 Argyle st, retired chain meat market operator, died yesterday in Edgewater hospital. Surviving are his widow, Bessie, and two daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Lang and Mrs. Bernice Pollack. The funeral will be held at 3 p.

m. today jn the chapel at 3021 Lawrence av. Harry Lanj Harry Lang, 77, of 2440 Lakeview former owner of the dress shop at 3025 Lincoln died vesterday In Columbus hospital. Surviving are his widow, Blanche, and two daughters, Mrs. Viola Rusnak and Mrs.

Helen Gershun. Serv ices will be private. Watt H. Hardesty Louisville, April 3 Uft Watt H. Hardesty, a retired hotel op erator, died yesterday at- a nursing home.

He formerly op erated hotels in Logansport, Seymour, and Mitchell, and Russellville, Ky. E. M. ROSCHER, NEWSPAPER AD MANAGER, DIES Services for Ernest M. Roscher, 56, of 8017 Wood manager of the Chicago advertising office of the St.

Louis Post- I Dispatch, will dc neia ai p. m. Wednes-d a in' the chapel at 25 E. Erie st. He died Saturday in Evangelical Roscher hospital.

He was with the Post Dispatch 32 years and had served as commander of the Advertising Post No. 170, American Legion, and president of the Newspaper Representatives association. Survivors include his widow, Florence; two sons, Don and Norman, and his mother and a sister. HULES MOTHER ENDED 3 LIVES 'BY IMPULSE' Carlton, April 3 Vf) Coroner Robert Barr ruled today that a Cloquet mother drowned her two daughters and herself in the icy St. Louis river here yesterday "by impulse." The tuling was announced after the body of the mother, Mrs.

Louis Romanek, 27, was recovered. Bodies of the two youngsters, Susan, 3, and Ter-rance, 4 months, were recovered yesterday. Sherif Oscar Juntunen said the mother apparently took the youngsters out on a footbridge over the river and "suddenly felt an urge." John Carroll Sons "Home for Funerals" Wllitehall 4-606O ERIE AT WABASH AVE. 'A i 1 CAMPESE Dominic Campese, dearly belovet husband cf the late Rosina. oee Lltrenta; loving father of Mary Giannotti, Mildred Manno, Catherine Moore.

Ann Martorelll. Joseph. Theresa Caliendo, and the late Rose Vlzzone; grandfather of Sgt. Joseph Vrzzone. U.

S. A. also 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild Resting at funeral home. 7600 W. Grand avenue, at the circle.

Funeral Wdnesiay April 6, at 9:45 a. to St. Celestine's church. Burial Mount Carmel cemetery. MErrimac 7-1111 or GLaditon 3-1234.

CARLSON Fred W. Carlson. suddenly. North Hollywood, formerly cf 1135 Clinton avenue. Oak Park, husband of Marguerite S.

Carlson, nee Stltt; father of Jack grandtather of Debra Lee: son of Teena Carlson: brother of Leonard. Services and interment North Hollywood. Cal. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Mooseheart fund. CARRIBBA See Matthew Siraeusa notice.

CLOW See John Hanson notice. COCCIA See Matthew Slracuta notice. COCOGLiATO Rosina Cocogllato, nee Deftly, late of 1733 N. Menard avenue, loving wife of Benny: fond mother of Sam. James of Newark, N.

Florence I Larry 1 Dt Bona, Ben, Mildred. John. Lucille (Jess Caponlgro. and the late Joseph; suter of James. Mary De Leonardo, Salvatore, the late Joseph, Grace Lazzara.

and Mildred Dl Salvo: aunt ot Joseph. Sam, and Angellne Lazzara; grandmother of seven. Funeral Tuesday, 8:45 a. from chapel, 5744 W. North avenue, to St.

Angela's church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Newark. N. papers please copy.

TUzedo 9-8223. COZZI Fedeiico Cozzl. late of 2234 Tsylor street, beloved husband of the late Rot aria; loving father of Fred. Michael Charlie Alex. Carmen, and George: fond grandfather of four.

Funeral Wednesday, 8:45 a. from chapel, 5400 Harrison street, to San Callistus' church. Entombment Mount a 1 cemetery. Information, AUstln 7-8600. CROSS Robert Cross.

April 2. 1955. beloved husband of Anna; brother-in-law of Mrs. Pearl Sorrell; uncle of Leonard R. SorrelL Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.

from chapel, 7 705 Cottage Grove avenue, to St. Dorothy's church. Mass 9:30 a. Interment St. Mary s.

CXSIMANO See Matthew Sirscusa notice. DE CIAN'NI See Bucciere notice. DEl'BERT Fred E. Deubert of 311 8. Oak Park avenue.

Oak Park, beloved husband of Catherine, nee Kaiser; dear father of Ruth Schneider and Paul R. Deubert: grandfather of two. Services at funeral home, 5708 W. Madison street, Tuesday, 1:30 p. m.

Interment Oakrldge. Member of Lessing lodge. No. 557, A. F.

A. M. AUstin IX) I See Matthew Slracusa notice. DITTRICH Frank A. Dlttrich.

loving husband ot Velma; stepfather ot Mrs. Ethel Alexander: fond son ot Frank; brother of Martha, Mrs. J. Kramer, and Mrs. M.

Ca.ey. Resting at funeral home. 304 N. Main street, Wheaton, 111. Mass 11a.

at St. Michael's church, Wednesday, April 6, Wheaton. III. DOERING Otto C. Doering of 7777 Augusta street.

River Forest. 111., husband of Mabelle father of Jules Paul and Otto -C. Doering grandtather of F.ogers Paul and Otto C. Doering HI. Services Tuesday.

April 5. 2:30 p. at residence. Interment Rosehlil cemetery, private. Please emit flowers.

Those desiring to do so may Instead of flowers snd contributions to Presbyterian hospital or Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children, Chicago, lnlormatlon Euclid 3 3191. DOOM William Joseph Dooley. beloved husband of Delia, nee Hlggins; loving father of Mrs. Joseph McDermott. Frank.

William and P.aymond: grandfather of five. Funeral Wednesday, April 6. at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home, 3249 jacuon boulevard, to Our Lady of Sorrows church.

Interment Mount CarmeL KEdzte 3-2394. Dl'NNE E'hel E. Dunne, nee Bulla, late of 217 N. Klldare. beloved wife of Michael fond mother of Joseph, Mary, and Bernard; dear sister of Walter.

Dolores Foster. James Rusaell, June DesEnfants: grand mother of 11. Funeral Tuesday, at 9 a. from funeral home at 4245 W. Madison street to St.

Mel's church. Interment Queen of Heaven. Member of Blessed Sacrament sodality. ECKEL Frederick Eckel. April 2.

1955, be loved husband of Catherine, nee Loecni; dear father of George. Henry. Mary Lou Schlnkoeth. Kenneth, and the late Lucille Alt. and Frederick fond brother of Dorothy Zllavy.

Marlon Mueller. Louise Kelly, Catherine Gross, ana tne late jacoo. Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a. from funeral home. 2501-03 N.

Southport avenue. to St. Alphonsus' church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery.

Lincoln y-vuus. EDGAR Elizabeth Jane Edgar, nee Wark age 90, of Clearwater. beloved wife of the late Thomas Edgar; fond mother of Kate Edgar Bogert, Elizabeth Edgar, and the late Mary Edgar palmer. Resting at funeral home, 433? Elsion avenue, comer Pulaski, after 2 m. Monday.

Services at Roeehill cemetery chapel Tues day. April 5. 2:30 p. m. KEystonc fc-eiuu EDWARDS Margaret Edwards, nee Sczbal- ske.

of Lemont. dear wire of jack; oeiovea mother of Jack Jr. and the late Arthur. Waldemar. and Edgar: sister of Hilda.

Ger trude Bedard, Theresa Boness, Emma Pren- dergast, and Herbert. Resting at funeral riome, 501 State street, Lemont. To lie in state at St. Matthew'a church from noon Tuesday until services at 2 p. m.

Inter ment Betbania. Member wolk-Messner post, V. F. W. auxiliary, Chicago.

ELI-MAN Sara Ellman. April 2. 1955. late of Rockford. beloved wife of Joseph belovad daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Samuel Simon cf Chicago; dear sister of Erwin Simon, Joseph Simon, Mrs. Lillian Pass, Mrs. Rose Rosenthal, Mrs. Ann Fried- lander.

Kestlng at funeral N. Main, Rockford, 111., from 7 p. m. to 8:30 p. m.

Monday. Services 10:30 a. m. Tuesday. April 5, at Temple Bethel, Rockford.

ERICKSON Harriet Erickson, nee Manley. ol La Grange Park, beloved wile or Wesley is daughter cf Mrs. May B. Manley of Rock-ton. sister of Lyle T.

Manley of Rock- ton. 111.. Russell Maniey oi ugaen uunes, and the late Dwight E. Resting at chapel, 40 S. Ashland avenue.

La until 10 p. m. Monday. In state at resi dence of Mrs. May Manley, Rocicton, Tuesday.

Funeral 2 p. m. Wednesday at Pockton Methodist church. Interment Rockton. ESPOSITO Frank Esposlto, devoted husband of Juaeorilne: fond father of Angelo, Mary Ann.

and Joseph; brother of Carmen Es poslto and Anna Ruggeiio. funeral iues-day at 11 a. from chapel, S842 W. Ceimak road. Mass 12 noon at St.

Frances of Rome cnurch, 1431 S. Austin blvd. Interment Mount CarmeL OLymplc 2-0243. FASH Louisa Fasn, nee Tintelmann, of 1043 N. St.

Louis avenue, beloved wife of Norris H. Fasn: fond mother of Esther Hastings. Jeanne Staffa. and Robert Fash: grandmother of eight. Funeral Tuesday, April 5, 9:15 a.

from funeral home, 5350 W. North avenue, to -Our Lady of the Angels church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment local.

TUxedo 9-8844. FITZGERALD Edward J. Fitzgerald, resi dence 10743 Hoxle avenue, beloved hus band of the late Mary Agnes, nee Ma-honey: dear brother of the late Mrs. Johanna Qulnn, Mrs, Margaret Flynn, Mrs. Catherine i Aspin.

Andrew. Michael, Dennis, and Timothy. Member of Bagley's camp, U. S. W.

V. No. 41, honorary member of Burke O'Malley. No. 804.

American Legion post. Resting at funeral home. 85th street at Exchange avenue. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a.

from chapel to St. Kevin's church. Interment St. Mary's. SOuth Chicago 8-0155.

FR ANSON Annette V. Fran son. April 2, 1955. late of 5432 N. Kenmore avenue, dear siFter of Herbert, Helen, Frances O'Conneil.

George, and Signe Carlson. Resting at chapel. 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster, until 10 a. m.

Sunday. Service Tuesday, at First Lutheran church. Port Wing, Wis. Interment Greenwood cemetery. LOngoeach 1-5147.

FRANZEN Emil Franzen. beloved husband of Emir a. nee Kapolzimski; dear father of Ina Kolze. Herbert, and Hilda Olden burg; grandfather of three: great-grandfather cf fix. Resting at funeral home, 180 S.

York street. Bensenvllle. 111., until 11 a. Tuesday, thence to St. John's Ev.

church. Route 83 and Ring atreet, where services 'will be held at 2 p. to. Interment Eden cemetery. Fl'NKE Joseph Funke, beloved husband of Mary, nee Steinberg; dear father of Ann Barton.

Joseph. Mary Hannon. Lcretta. and the late Theodore: grandfather of four grandchildren, mother and family In Germany. Funeral Tuesday.

9:30 a.m., front funeral home, 3552 Southport avenue, to St. Alphonsus' church. Interment St. Joseph's. GARTNER Anna Gartner nee Hejl.

of 2613 S. Euclid avenue, Berwyn, beloved wife of Albert dear mother of Evaline Mayes, Robert end Raymond mother-in-law of Frank Mayes; grandmother of Sharon Lee Mayes: sister of Frank and James Hejl Funeral Tuesday, April 5. at 1 p. al funeral home. 6227 W.

Cermak road. Interment Mount Auburn. GUnderson 4-2050 GARZOTTO Crlstina Garzotto. late et 11560 Lafayette avenue, age 64. wife ot the late Joseph; beloved mother cf John.

Mary Zemanek. Jennie Eisenbrandt, and Theresa Marker; grandmother of five: sister of Domlnlck Basso of Chicago. Modesto and Nina Basso of Australia. Resting at chapel, 300 E. 115th street.

Funeral Wednesday, April 6. at 9 a. from chapel, to St. Anthony's church. Mass 9:30 a.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Anita G'riba'di No. 1351 of O. S. cf I.

PUllman 5-2030. GEARY Thomas F. Geary. Iste of 808 W. 76th1tieet.

beloved husband of Charlotte: loving father of Mrs. Ruth Barry. Mrs. Marilyn Millrrkk. the Reverend Father Roes Geary.

O. and Robert: fond brother of John. Mr. Irene Steffgen. James, William, Edward.

Walter. Mrs. Anna Mueller, and the late Joseph. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a.

from funeral home. Halsted at 76th street, to St. Leo's church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Member of CTA union; St. Joseph's Branch cf the Little Flower, and Ancient Order of Hibernians, St. Patrick's division. No. 52.

GE1GEB Frank A. Gelger of 10459 Wallace street, belcved husband of Bess: fond father cf Vernon dear brother of Mrs. Ida Lindstedt. John A. of Evergreen Park.

Carl, and William E. Services at chapel, 304 W. 119th street. Wednesday, at 1:30 p. m.

Interment Mount Hope. Member Roseland post. No. 49. A.

L. GEISTER Adolpi! Gelster. late of 1326 S. 60th avenue. Cicero, dear brother of Walter, Joseph, and Joana Petrauskaa and Albert.

Resting at funeral home. 1410 S. 60th avenue, Cicero. Services Wednesday. 1:30 p.

at chape Interment Lithuanian NationaL GERACE Charles Genre of 725 W. 84th street, husband of Mary, nee Pusatera: fond father of August, Geraldtne, Joseph and Charles: dear son ot the late Augustino and Geralmo. Funeral Tuesday, a. from funeral home, 5438 Hal-ated street, to Visitation church. Inter.

mentjHoly Sepulchre. BOulevard 8-0662. SORRENTINO John Sorrertino, beloved hus band of Josephine, nee Sculto: fond father of Anthony, Carmen, Joseph, and Sam; grandfather of seven: brother cf Anthony and Mary Marfia. Funeral Tuesday, 8:4 5 a. from chaei.

2600 Wentworth venue, to Santa Maria Incertmata church. Interment Mount Olivet. Victory 2-1861. ST ASTNY Rudolph Stastny, husband ot Mary Roth Stastny: father of George. Rudolph and Harry; grandfather cf George Lorraine, and Barbara: brother cf John and the late Anthony and Rose.

Resting In chapel. 1654 S. Allport street. Servi-es Wednesday, April 6. at 1:30 p.

m. Interment Bohemias National, Information. CAnal 6-0332. STEITMAJf See Helen Letts Houseman notice. STRZEMPA Casimtr 3.

Strzempa ct 4916 S. Lorel avenue, darling son of Casimlr Sr. and Frances Strzempa, nee Keibs: grandson cf Stanley and Anna, Strzempa and Mr. Patsy Kerb Pokracki. P.emaln tn repose at funeral botae.

5948 W. Archer, corner Major avenue. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. m. to SL Cam 1 litis" church.

Interment Resurrection. Portsmouth 7-8808. SWAB Marlon Emily Swab, nee Nelson, cf 18415 Clyde road. Homewood, beloved wife of Robert F. Swab: mother of Sandra Jean and Sharon Anne Swab; daughter of-George and Emily Nelson: sister of Grace Alcorn and George E.

Nelson. Resting chapel. 7350 Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral Wednesday, April 6, ct. 2:30 p.

m. Interment Oak Hill cemetery. SZ.ANYI Anne Szacyt cf Homewood. beloved daughter of the late John and Elizabeth Szanyi: loving sister of Edith Cramer of Kansas City. Susan Hane cf Harvey, Elizabeth Cunningham of Homewood, and the late John Szanyi; fond aunt of six nephews and five nieces.

Remains resting at funeral home. 18022 Dixie highway, until 12 p. m. Tuesday. Service Tuesday, 2 p.

at First Presbyterian church. Interment Hauelwood cemetery. TELLE Hale S. Teller, fond ttnsben4 cf Emma, nee Ashley; dear father of Alice Gilligan. Jeanne Dueno.

and tlie late Crriix nd Hale Teller grandtather of five. Funeral at funeral home, 4329 Lawrence avenue, at LoweU, Monday. 2 p. under the auspices cf Austin ledge. No.

850, A. F. A. M. Member cf Low Twelve club and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.

Interment Mount Olive, Pleas omit flower. MUiberry 6-4400. THORPE Frederick C. Thorpe, 749 E. 74th street.

April 3. 1955, beloved husband of the late Grace Bacon Thorpe; fond father of Theima Tleoeman and William C. Thorpe; grandfather of Carole Thorpe; brother "of Edna Bosley and Helen Gowen-lock. At chapel. 2024 E.

75th street at Jeffery boulevard, where aervice will be held Tuesday, April 5. at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. Fairfax 4-7177.

TO ARPAL Clara M. Toarpai of 1381S Lln- -n avenue, Dolton, beloved sister of Mrs. Ada Miller. Resting at funeral home, 244 E. 138th street.

Service Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Oakland cemetery. TWOZZO See Theresa Calfano notice. WAGNER Sidney Warner, beloved husband of Harriet, dear father cf Violet Svendaen, Edward.

William, and Catherine Maroney of Downey. CaL Resting at chapel. 2742 Lincoln averiue. Service Tuesday, Ip. is, Interment P.ldgewood cemetery.

Information. EUckingham 1-6680. WEINSTEIN Meyer Samuel' Welnsteln ef 3719 Southport avenue, beloved husband of Minnie, nee Goodman: dear father of Cerna Johnson of Detroit. Hazel and Le Roy of Engiewood. for.d brother of Bessie Citron.

Celia Trotrky, the late Mary Paul. Lena Canar. Nettie Jaoobson. Rose Cooperman, Pauline Levin, and Abe. Services Monday, 1:30 p.

at chapd, 5145 Broadway. Interment Oakrldge. WELTER Raymond Welter, age 10 year. April 3, at Cleveland. beloved son of Albert and Rita, net Jaeger: dear brother of William, Robert, and Thomas; grand-eon of Sophia Welter and Rudolph Jaeger.

At funeral home, 621to N. Clark street, after 2 p. Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday morning at 9:30. Service at SU Margaret Mary -church at 10 o'clock.

Interment All Saint' cemetery. WENK Ruth E. Werra. nee MoUet. tilcved wife of Peter ford mother of Peter A.

Resting at funeral home, 5701-03 W. Division street, where service will be held at 1 p. m. Tuesday. April 5.

Interment Waldhelm cemetery. AUstln 7-4440. WILLE August Wlile of 838 Pearson gtreet, Des PSMnci. 111., beloved husband of the late Mathilda: dear father of Harold. Leonard, Gordon, Hazel Stolke, Irene Xnosp, and Lois Eames: seven grand-ichildren: fond brother of Herman.

Restinr at funeral borne, Lee at Perry street, De Plalnes. Service Monday. 2:30 p. at in 1st Ev. church.

Interment Rldgewood ZAGOB SKI JohA Zagorekl cf 5718 S. Mozart street, devoted husband of Marv, nee Klocek; beloved father of Helen Steplen, Edward, Stella Owens. Jeanette Lipinski. Lillian Mazur. Anna Vcjta.

Stanley, and Dolores: dear brother cf Ckarles and Julia Mysllwlec; grandtather cf 11. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 from chapel, 4401-03 S. Kedzie avenue, to Five Holy Martyrs church. Interment St.

Adalbert cemttery. LAfayette 3-7781. 2EMLA Rose Zemla. nee Warmusz, of 1554 Hoyne avenue, belcved wife ol Michael: dear mother cf Mildred ErL Josephine Mondry. and Edward: fond mother-in-law of Henry Erl.

Harry Mondry, and Eleanor Zemia. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. from chapel, 1261 N. Noble street, to Holy Trinity church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. ERuiuwick 8-2662. ZIMMERMAN Angela Zimmerman, nee Smiley, dearly beloved wife of William; fond sister of John, Alice, Stanley, Helen Pijan. William.

Thaddeus, Joseph and Richard. Funeral Tuesday. 9 a. from funeral home, 3751 W. North avenue, to Maternity B.

V. M. church. Interment SU Adalbert's cemetery. BElmont 6-4047, ZOrLI.E FrancU.J.

Zoelle. beloved husband of Mary loving father of Virginia, Trenn, Lorraine Wilson, Agnes Kohout, Francis B. of Minneapolis, and Constance Popp of Kingston, N. fond brother of Hattie, McKeigue and Harry, both of Watertown. grandfather of 13, Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a.

from chapel, 6027 W. F.onsevelt road, to St. France of Rome church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Member of Elmhurst council.

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Evanston, April 2, 1955. wife of Dr. Harry M. Hedge; mother of Mrs. Mary Irene O'Connor, Mrs.

Barbara Rose Heilslng, and Harry Paul Hedge; grandmother of Sue Ann Helising and Marjorie Ann O'Connor: sister of Frfd. Milton and John D. Norman. Resting et chapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Evanrtcn, where service will be held 2:30 p.

m. Wednesday. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. HENDRICKS Edward F. Hendricks, beloved husband ot Kathryn.

nee Patterson; devoted- father of Edwin John Mrs. Bernice Loess, and James fond brother of Mrs. Emily Van Fleet and Ernest Hendricks; grandfather of 19. At funeral home, 412 N. Austin boulevard at Lake street.

Funeral Tuesday, 10 a. to. St. Mel's church. Mass 10:30 a.

m. Burial Queen ol Heaven. MAss field 6-2329. HOLDEN Clifford J. Holden.

age 50 years, of 2729 N. Mildred, suddenly, beloved husband ot Katherine. nee Simon: fond father of Susan. At chapel. 3905-07 N.

Lincoln avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, 1 p. in. Interment Graceland. HONIG Wilhelmlne Honlf. age 85 years, formerly of 720 Buckingham place, fond aunt of Minnie Casey, Marion Kurless, William.

Carl, and Jchn Wolf. At chapel. 3905-07 N. Lincoln avenue, until 11 a. sn.

Tuesday. Services Tuesday. 2 p. at Ravenswood Evangelical church. Pen sa cola at Hoyne avenues.

Interment Mount Greenwood. HOUSEMAN Helen Lett Houseman, rie Stehman, of Des Plalnes, 111., beloved wife cf the late Lowell: fond mother of Dorothy L. Neill; dear sister of Isabelle S. Cutting; grandmother of Robert. Thomas, and James Services Tuesday, 2 p.

at funeral home, 3301 Fuller ton avenue. Interment Union Ridge. Ht'MMELBERG Carl 3, Hummelberg. April 2. 1955.

beloved husband of Ruth dear father of Irving. Nels. Etk.ll. and Herbeit: five grandchildren; brother of Anna carison ana tiannan uueiori in Sweden, Services Wednesday, 1:30 p. Di et chapel.

4325 Armltage avenue. Inter ment Acacia Park. Member of Balder lodce. No. 12.

1- O. Svea lodge. No 10, I. O. and Telephone Pioneers chapter.

No. 4 5. iJtimoni -z38i. JOHNSON Carl G. Johnson.

April 2, of 3469 N. Clark atreet, beloved cousin ot Mrs. Valdy Anderson and carl Norgren; three sisters and one brother In Sweden. Services, 1 p. Tuesday, at chapeL 3415-19 N.

Clark atreet. to Graceland. KACHSOWSKI Frank Kachnowskl, age 65. of 12239 Wallace street, dear brother of Bernard, Walter. Sigmund.

Rose Fhder, Helen Izydorek. and Hattie Pletrzak. Funeril Wednesday, 9:30 a. from chapel. 11739 S.

Michigan avenue, to Assumption B. V. M. church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Resurrection cemetery. PUllman 5-3086. KATARA8 Rena E. Kataras.

nee Willi, ef Homewood, 111., beloved wife cf Thomas; loving mother of Thomas three grand children: fond daughter of Mrs. Ida May Willis and the late Charles; mother-lrwa of Janet; dear sister of Mrs. Grace Stauss cf Thiensvllle, Mrs. Florence Behmdt of Milwaukee, Morris Willis ot win- watosa. and the late Al Willis.

Rest ing at funeral home. 18022 Dixie highway, Homewocd. 111., Tuesday from 1 p. m. until services Wednesday at 2 p.

m. In terment oak Lawn. KERNS Arthur Kerns of 2936 S. Emerald avenue, beloved husband cf Romiida sturges Kerns: fond father of Arthur William (.. KUby i nomas L.

Kerns and Betty Calhoun: loving grandfather ot eiEht: dtar son of Sidney and Esther Kerns of Pittsburgh, fond brother of Tbomaa, Leslie, Jack, ana Roy Kerns, Betty Timmont and Florence Richmond. Services Wednesday, 2 p. at chapel, 712 W. 31st street. Interment Glen Oak cemetery.

Information, Victory 2-1158. KOZLOW SKI Stanley J. Kozlowskl, late of 5900 N. Merrlmac avenue, beloved husband of Sablna, nee Dressel; loving father of Carol and Freddie; dear brother of Bruno. Services Tuesday, 8:15 a.

at parlors 834-38 N. Ashland avenue. Interment St. Adalbert's. HA) market 1-5800.

KfCHARSKI Stephanie Kucharskl. beloved mother cf Louis, Carroll. Adele, and Wanda: fond sister of Stanislawa Badzlnska. Funeral Wednesday, April 6. at 9:30 a.

from chapel. 2021 W. Dickens avenue, to All Saints' church. Interment Ail Saints' cemetery. For Information call HUmboldt 6-9463.

LANDI Gaetano late ef 2023 W. Grand avenue, husband of the late Vln- eenza, nee Perduto; dear father of Frank and Rose: survived by four grandchildren; beloved brother ol brother-in-law of Dominic Perduto. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from chapel. 624 N.

Western avenue, to St. Columbkllle's church. Interment Queen of Heaven. ARmltage 6-7800. LANDQIIST Hulda S.

Landqulst. late of 3336 W. Berteau avenue, beloved wife of Benjamin: loving mother of Edward: fond grandmother of Curtis and Julie Ann: dear sister of Florence Howe. Resting at chapel, 4821 N. Damen avenue.

In state at Irving Park Mission Covenant church Berteau and Monticello avenues, from 1 p. m. Monday, until services at 2 p. m. Intennent Kiugewooa.

LANG Harry Lancf 2440 Lakeview ave nue, beloved of Blanche, nee Well father of Viola Mrs. Myron H. Rusnak ana Helen tMrs. Merton L.I Gershun: grandfather of four: brother cf Fanny Hart. Private services Monday at Rosehlil cemetery chapel.

Interment Rosehlil. Please omit flowers. Information, Highland Park 2-0585. LARSON John L. Larson.

April 2, 1955. late of 2302 W. Giddlng street, beloved husband of Anna dear father of La Verne Stevens and the late Evelyn Larson: fond fatlier-ln-law of Raymond Stevens; dear brother of J. F. Larson, also survived by four brothers In Sweden.

Services Tuesday. 2:30 p. at chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster. Interment Rldgcwood.

Member of John Morton lodge. No. 74, I. O. and Victory lodge.

No. 377, V. O. Cf A. LOng-beach 1-5147.

LILLY Mary A. Lilly, nee Rex, fond sister of Harry and James Rex and Kate Inholz. At funeral heme, 7306 W. Archer avenue. Summit (just west of Harlem).

Services Monday, 1:30 p. at Southwest Baptist church, 74th and Octavia. Bridgeview. Interment Evergreen. Information, Summit 208.

LINTON Amml A. Linton. April 1, 1955. late of 10246 Escanaba avenue- belcved son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Amos Linton: d'ar brother ol Eari E. Linton. Services Tuesday. 1:30 p. at chapel.

8944 Commercial avenue. Interment Oak Hill ccme'eiv. Hammond. Ind. Information SOuth Chicago 8-0242.

MADRO See Louise Munroe notice. M.AKOVSKY VInceat Makovsky of 2336 S. 58th avenue. Cicero, former partner of Central Park meat market, at 3551 W. 26th street, Chicago, beloved husband of dear feiher of Emil V.

and Arlcne 3. McGinn: grandfather of Helen Nina Makovsky: brcther of the late Frank Makovsky. Funeral Wednesday. April 6. "IP.

at funeral home. 6227 W. Cermak road. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. GUnderson 4-2050.

A LONE Thomas J. Sonny 1 Maloney. late of 9405 S. Elizabeth street, belcved fausbanc of Lillian Shannon Maloney; loving lather of Mary Jane Fahey and Lillian Koranda; fond brother of Catherine O'Brien, James C. ot Santa Monica.

Mayme Duffy, and the late John Maloney. and Nonie Ready; grandfather of Thomas Koranda. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. from funeral home, Halsted at 76th street, to St.

Margaret' church. 10 a. in. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. STewaxt 3-7700.

Lawrence Hays Pittsburgh, April 3 Lawrence R. Hays, 59, manager of the banking division of the United States Steel corporation died today. A native of Columbiana county, Ohio, Hays had been with the corporation since 1918. Charles Moreao Harger Abilene, April 3 US) Charles Moreau Harger, 92, dean of Kansas newspaper men, died today in Abilene hospital. Harger's last trip to the office of the Reflector-Chronicle, of which he was publisher, was last Wednesday.

George Harold Woody Indianapolis, April 3 Special George Harold Woody, 52, sales manager for the Dodge plant of Link-Belt company, died here yesterday. He had been with the company since 1924. OTTO DOERING DIES; RETIRED EXECUTIVE AND CIVIC LEADER Otto C. Doering, 82, of 7777 Augusta River Forest, civic leader and re tired business executive, died yesterday in Presbyteri an hospital. He was a pi oneer in the mail order in dustry, serv ing first with Mont gomery Doering Ward Co.

and then at Sears, Roebuck where he became senior vice president in charge of operations. He also was a national conservation leader for many years, serving as president of the Izaak Walton league. He was one of the builders of the 333 N. Michigan av. building.

He organized and headed Chicago fund raising campaigns for the Red Cross and 'was active in many other civic and charitable campaigns. Since 1947 he has been chairman of the Oak Park Trust and Savings bank. Survivors include his widow, Mabelle three sons, Jules Paul and Otto C. and three grandsons. Services will be at his home at 2:30 p.

m. tomorrow. BITTEN ON ARM BY DOQ Claude Echles. 30. of 5418 Schubert waa bitten on the left arm by a dog yesterday at 2T50 N.

Cicero it, and was treated by a physician. LOW COST FUNERALS Four Chapel Locations SERVING ALL XHICAGOLAND, 4 r-7 I Ik 1 beloved husband of Mary, nee Bejrowskl: de voted father cf Edmund. Amelia. Hillard. and Beatrice: dear father-in-law of Dolores, Henry Knmacki.

Ann. and Ervin Vosepka; brother of Joseph, John. Mary Ofchachak. and Helen Kowalskl; grandfather of 10. Funeral Wednesday.

9:30 a. from chapel. 3060-64 Milwaukee avenue, to St. Hytctnth' church. Interment St, Joseph cemetery.

Dickens 2-2252 O'BOrRKE Peter T. O'Rourke. sen of the late Patrick and Margaret: brcther of Mrs. Mary Bogue, the late John. Marguerite, and Patrick O'Rourke.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. m. from funeral home. 3159 Jackson boulevard, at Kedzle, to Our Lady of Sorrews church. Interment Mount Car mel.

Member of Hughes council. No. 1005. oi utazie 17. OZIMKIEWICZ Andrew Ozlmklewlcz, April 2.

1M55. beloved husband of TIHle: loving father of John. Joseph, and Kay: father-in-law of Kay, Katherine. and Leo Muda- nnskl: brother of Jisephine Osmolak; grandfather of five. Funeral Wednesdav.

April 6. at 9:30 a. m. from chapel, 2129 w. Webster avenue, to St.

Hedwig's church-Interment Adalbert's. Information, ARmltage 6-4630. FALLES Harvey Palles, late of 4437 W. Jackson dear son Hyman and Flor ence; fond brother of Allan and Jack: be loved grandson of Jennie Palles. Service Tuesday, 10 a.

at chapel. 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Chicago and Suburban cemetery. PAPIESZ Theodore R. fPopel Papiesz.

beloved husband of Dorothy, nee Salty: fond father of Phyllis and Elaine Birr: father-in-law of Edwin dear grandfather of two: brother of Wanda Kalvin. Funeral from funeral home, 4325 Lawrence, at Lowell, Wednesday. 9:30 a. to St. Edward' church.

Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. Mulberry 5-4400. PESCEONE Josephine Pesceone, loving mother of Jo Ann Lenlch; daughter ol Leo and Mary Pesceone; sister of Don, Sam, Frank, and James: grandmother of Michael. Resting at funeral home, 6833-35 W.

Grand avenue. Funeral Wednesday, April 6, at 9 a. to St. William's church. Interment St.

Joseph'. MErrimac 7-8280. PETERSEN Emmanuel Pete I Petersen, April 2. 1955, beloved husband ot Elsie, nee Nelson: stepfather of John and Walter Nelson, Corlnne staase. Eleanor Ostrand.

and Lillian Osher: brother of Simon and Augusta. Services Tuesday, 1:30 p. at chapel, 4325 Armltage avenue. Cremation Acacia Park cemetery. BElmont 6-2581.

PORZUCZEK Thomas P. Porzuczek. dear husband of Mary nee Panklewlcz; beloved father of Bernard Edward Marie A. Sldor, and Raymond: brother-in-law of Mildred Porzuczek, and grandfather. Funeral Tuesday, April 5, 9:30 a.

at chapel. 3315 Irving Park, to Immaculate Heart of Mary church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. IF.ving 8-1212.

See Thomas P. Porzuczek notice. Elizabeth L. QuinUn. nee Crow ley, of 746 Forest avenue.

Evanston. beloved wife of Arthur Quinlan: fond mother of Mrs. Loretto Frank. Anne Marie, and Margaret: sister of Dr. Lawrence J.

Crowley of Evanston. Thomas, Neal, David, and Mr. William Connoliy, Mrs. George Ru-tln of Canada, euner.il Wednesday, 9:30 a. from funeral home.

1571 Maple avenue, Evanston, to St. Mary's church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment AH Saint" cemetery.

UNiverslty 4-0251. RITZ William Rltz. late of 2431 PensacoU avenue, beloved of Lilly. Services Wednesday. April 6.

1 p. at funeral home, 2056-58 Belmont avenue. Interment St. Lucas' cemetery. BOUCHER Ernest M.

Roscher. hurband of Florence Chase F.useher: father of Don of New York City and rman Roscher of St. Louis. son of Caroline an3 the late Ernest brother cf Helen, and the late Ralph and Pcul Roscher. Seivicts at home for funerals, Erie at Wabash avenue.

Wednesday. April 6. 1955. st 2 p. m.

Interment private. In lieu of flowers coitrlbutions be sent to the Cancer Fund. Detroit. and New York City papers please copy. BURY Louise Stelnbrecher Ruby, heicved wife of the late Frank Ruby: fend mother of Frances Llil.

Roland Frank, and Phyllia Dome: dear flrter of Charles and Henry Stembrecher. Helen Johnson, and Margaret Martin. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. from chapel.

712 W. 31st street, to Doremus church. Interment Evergreen cemetery. Information. Victory 2-1158.

SA PICO Anthony Frank Saplco. McHenry, 111., beloved husband of Bessie; fond father of Julie Hartzler and Patricia Colts: brother cf William, Mrs. Julia Buccerrl, and Mrs. Rosie Miller. At rest at George R.

Justen Son funeral home. McHenry, IU. Services Tuesday at funeral home. 1 p. m.

Burial Mount Auburn cemetery, Stlckcey, I1L SCHALM Estelle D. Schalm. Dee Daemlrke, beloved wife of Gustave fond mother of Dorothy Dunning of Miami, Marguerite Beln, and Walter: grandmother of six; sister of Amanda Gill, Mae Howard, and Frank W. Daemlcke. At funeral tcome, 3918 Irving Park road, after 4 p.

m. Monday. Service Wednesday at I I ml j. hi. Aiuejuiciit veui.iiui an ar news aispatcnes.