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i BCHRACK Theresa Schomdorftr Bchrack, FREXSTrR Henry wrenttef ef 1844 if. LrDWTO John IndWlt. July 98. 1984, be TWO TEEN-AGE DEATH NOTICES TnW.y, Jiy 27, 1154 OBITUARIES Dr. Elroy F.

Cigrand Services for Dr. Elroy F. Cigrand, 59, of 113 S. Ingleside Aurora, a dentist, will be held at 11:30 a. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 332 Downer Aurora. Dr. Cigrand, who died Sunday in Copley Memorial hospital, Aurora, was past commander of the Roosevelt-Aurora post No. 84, American Legion, and past president of the Fox Valley Dentists society and the Lions club of Aurora. He once was a Northwestern university football player and later a football official.

Surviving are his widow, Oaka; a daughter, Mrs. Elroya Brown, and his mother, Alice. July 35, 01 8042 fixenang avenue, Beloved wit of Anton, fend mother of Herbert A. -and Mrs. Anita Holland.

Utter et Mrs. Anna Blatter. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. chapel Jeffery boulevard at T7tn atreet, to St. Bride a church.

Mas 9:30. Interment St. Mary BOuth Short 8-8813. sCHftkiEA Rote Bchreler ot 6719 S. Throop streit, beloved wue et jacoo, mother of Frank.

Funeral Wednesday. 9 a. from tunerai home, 5438 S. Hal- -tted street, te Visitation church. Inter ment St.

Mary's. Boulevard 8-0883. 8CHUMAN Susan Schaman, dear daughter ef the late Matthew and Katharine, nee Johann; fond sister of the late Nicholas. Mary, Peter, and Albert, beloved xlster-ln-law of Mary. Catherine, and Annie, fond aunt of James.

Resting In chapel, 1056 W. Chicago, corner Ogden, until Wednesday, 6 a. m. Church services and Interment Holy Trinity church and cemetery, Newberg. Wis.

HAymarket 1-0936. tEDiVEC Margaret Flavin Seilvee, 6639 Normal boulevard, beloved wit Of the late George Sedlvec. fond sister of Hazel Devane and Florence Flavin. Resting at funeral home, 6915 Wentworth avenue. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.

te St. Bernard' church. Mast at 6:30. Interment Mount Olivet. SHERBURNE Ann (.

Sherburne, ef the Orrlngton Hotel. Evanston. July 36, 1954. mother ot Dorothy Sherburne Prowitt. grandmother ot Davia and Michael Prowitt.

At chapel, 6501 N. Ashland avenue, where servlcea will be held Wednesday, July 28, at 3 p. m. Interment at the convenience of the family. SHIMEK Millie Trent Shtmek, nee Patter-aon, beloved wlte ef Paul loving moth- er ef Irene, fond mother-in-law ot Chmrlea J.

McClement. grandmother ef Charles J. Jr. and Sandra Eileen. Services Wednesday, 10 a.

at funeral home, 5018-30 Chicago avenue. Interment Forest Home. 8IEGEL Harry Blegel of 3346 Crenshaw, beloved husband ot Yetta, dearly beloved fathtr Ot Ida Marcus. Sarah Mar-golea, Sam, Mollle Welsbach. and Mel.

vln, devoted grandfather of nine, treat-grandfather of three, loving brother et Rose Gold and Ella Slnay et Lot Angeles, Cal. Servicet Tuesday, 11 at chapel, 4335 W. Roosevelt read, comer ef Tripp. Interment Roumanian Congregation, Forest Park, Please emit flowers. Lifetime member ef the Jlrst Roumanian Congregation.

Family at horn et son. Sam Siegel, 6340 M. Bell avtmte. SORENSER Jacob M. Sortnten, beloved husband of Elizabeth, fond brother ef Chrlstiaa Sorensen, uncle ot Chrlstlin Sorensen Jr.

and Dorothy Benson, great-uncle ef four. Servicet at chapel, 7638 Cottage Grove avenue, Wednesday, July 28, at a p. m. interment Cedar Park cemetery. RAdclltf 3-0229.

SPENOLER Margaret X. Spengler; font titter of the late Katharine, George. Gus- tave, and Jacob pengler, aunt of George, John, and Jult Spengler, Dorothy Mother-way, And Ad Schoenlng. Funeral Wednesday 1 p. at chapel, 734 W.

70th. at Emerald. Interment Roiehill. 8TAJIZYK Paul Starzyk, late of 2700 K. Monticello avenue, beloved husband of Re-glna, dear father ot Walter.

Bruno, Anna. Edward, and -Theodore, grandfather of six, great-grandfather of one. Funeral Wednesday, 10:15 a. m. from chapel, 834-38 N.

Ashland avenue, to St. Hyacinth's church. Mass 11 a. m. Interment St.

Adalbert' cemetery. HAymarket 1-5800. STASIK Mary Staslk. late of 8633 South Damen avenue, beloved wife of Stephen, dear sister of Katherine Zela, Paul Ozvalda and Andrew Dudak. Funeral Wednesday, July 28th, 9 a.

from chapel, 1938 West 47th street, to St. Michael's church. Interment St. Mary'l cemetery. LAiayette 3-2191.

STEARNER Carl J. Steamer ef 'Clarendon Hills, beloved husband ot Helga, nee Pad-derud: father of Phyllis. Service at convenience ot family. STELMACH Sister Mary Ethelglne, S. S.

N. beloved daughter of the late Albert and Thecla Stelmach, sister ot -John Stelmach, sister-in-law of Frances Stelmach. Funeral mass Wednesday at 9 a. at Academy ef Our Lady, 95th and Throop streets. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

Friends may call after 6 p. Monday, Academy of Our Lady. STIMAC Frank M. Stlmac, 4350 South Flshermans terrace, Lyons, July 25, 1954, beloved son of Paul and Catherine, ne Crnkovlch; dear brother of Paul A. Stlmac.

Resting at chapei, 4253 South Joliet avenue, comer ot 43d atreet, Lyons. Funeral Wednesday, July 28, at 10 a. m. Interment Resurrection. LYona 3-1900.

TARBET Alletta X. Tarbet, July 24. 1954. at residence, Upsal Garden Philadelphia, wife of the late William L. Tarbet.

Graveside service Wednesday, July 28, 1 p. at Oak Woods cemetery, Chicago. TEDESCO Angela Tedesco. late ef 447 N. Carpenter atreet, beloved wife of the late Bartolomeo, dear mother of Mary Bartell, Rose Roserl, Domlnlck, Rocco, Nick, and Joseph, Funeral Thursday, 9 a.

from chapel. 624 N. Western avenue, to S. M. Addolorata church.

Interment Mount Car- tnel. ARmltage 6-7800. TERLECKA Sophia J. Terlecka, lovlnr lister of Anthony A. Terleckl.

At tunerai home, 3918 Irving Park road, until 10:30 a. m. Wednesday, Mass at St. 'Vlator'a church, 11 a. m.

Interment St. Joseph' cemetery. TRAUSCHT See Lucy Donaghu notice. IRIMARCO Emit V. Trlmarco.

loving father ef Arlene Ma and Xmll fend ton ot Joseph and Jennie, nee Montourl; brother of Ralph Antonette Boccle, Loretta Juszciak, Evelyn Hayet, and Blenor De Plrro. At funeral home, 8117 S. Oak Park, avenue, Berwyn. Service Thursday. 10 A.

at tunerai home. Interment family lot. STanley 6-3790. VETTER See Hattle Kuta notice. VOOAN Adah H.

Vogan, July 25, 1984. beloved wife, of the late Jamet fond mother of carls Mudg and Alan T. of DC Kalb, 111., (even grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren, lister ef Peter V. Coppernoll ot Wisconsin and Beryl Wood ef California. Service Wednesday, 1:30 p.

at chapel. 4328 Armltage avenue. Interment Memorial Estates, BElmont 5-2561. YONESM Clara Vonesh, net Retch, beloved wife et Jamei fond mother et Ralph, Jamet and Gloria Johnson, grandmother of five, lister ot Martha Behnke, Ida Ansley, Emma DoAne. Otto, and Alfred Reich.

Retting at chapel, 6400 S. Ashland avenue. Servlcea Wednesday, July 28. at 1:30 p. m.

Interment Evergreen cemetery. WARE Caroline W. Ware. 216 Mlllbrldge road. Riverside, wife of the late Robert M.

Ware, mother of Ellen Salnt-Cyr, Alice W. Ibbett, Henry, and Joseph Ware. Service at chapel, 80 Burlington road. Riverside, Wednesday, 11 a. m.

WATERS Lex B. Waters of S81S W. Can-field road, dearly beloved husband of Olga, nee Bahbey; loving father et Karen Lynn and Lexlne, fond son of Xmma Waters, brother -of fccx, Lee, Jack. Harry. Beaai Bureh, and Dorcas Hanson.

Resting at funeral home, 620 Talcott road, at Cumberland, Park Ridge. Funeral Wednesday, July 38, 8 m. Burial Memorial Park cemetery. TAleott 3-6122. WEINSHELBAUM Jullui Welnshelbaura et 8418 W.

Polk itreet, dearly beloved husband ot Dora, loving father ot Sam and Edwin, devoted grandfather of Leah Cara Wtlnthelbaum, dear brother et Al, Sol, and Bluma Rubinstein. Services Tuesday. 1:30 p. at chapel, 8600 Roosevelt road. Interment Rosemont Park cemetery.

Member et Bropby post, A. WHITTEMORE Augusta Whlttemore, beloved wife ef the late Charlet, fond mother Mrs. Clarice Banks, and Mrt. Lucile Whyte, grandmother of Jamie Whyte. Service! Wednesday.

July 38, 1 p. et funeral home, 6300 N. Western avenue, comer of Fester, under Auspice of Legion chspter. No. 660, O.

X. S. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. LOngbeach 1-6674. WITT Fred C.

Witt, 341 Elm itreet, Itasca. 111., beloved husband of Rose Witt, fond father of Robert Witt And Cladyt Lam-mens. also survived by leven grandchildren. Funeral at chapel, 134 S. York itreet.

Elmhurst, 111.. Thurtday, 3 p. m. Interment Irving Park cemetery. Elmhurst 18.

ZEMBRON Stephen Zembrnn, late ef 3630 N. Parksld avenue, beloved husband ef Phyllis, ne Jarockl; dearest father ef Marie, Joan, Richard, and James, fond ion Ot Mary, brother cf Mary Gorlach, Walter, Stella Vidonl, Sophie Strezlec, and Max. father-in-law of Harold Keys, grandfather Of David And Robert. Funeral Wednesday, July 38, at 9:30 a. from chapel, 3844-46 N.

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MEMBER OP TUB ASSOCIATED PBESK to the use for republication of all the local all APMWrdiitchea. iovea nuseana 01 urace uiawig, uncle ef Ruth and Randy Reld and Virginia Ballard. Service Thursday, at 2 p. at funeral home, 245 w. North avenue.

Interment Ilmwood Park. LYNCH 6ee Kathryn Klndelin notice. MAGROWSKI Alexandria Magrowskl, the wue 01 tne late 6 1 el an, beloved mother of Adam, Rose, Leonore, and Lucille, fond mother-in-law ot Georgia, Alexander Rurka, Willbert Relhl. and Russell Tomczak. loving grandmother of seven.

Resting at chapel, 3658 Belmont Avenue. Funeral, Friday, 9:30 a. to St. Hyacinth's church. Interment St.

Joseph'. KXystone MAHONEY Margaret G. Mahoney. July 36. beiovea wue 01 late Dennis loving mother ot May James Robert Mrs.

Margelet H. Dunne, Mrs. Ruth Didion, Mrs. Rosemary Keldon, and the late Griffin grandmother of nine, great-grandmother of nine. Funeral Thursday, 9:80 a.

from chapel, Jefftry boulevard at 77th street, to St. Thomas the Apostle Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. SOUth Shbre 8-8622.

MAIER Anna E. Mater, tie Hoffmln, late of 5955 8. Campbell avenue, beloved wue of the late Peter, loving mother of Mrs. Margaret McDanlel, grandmother of John McCabe, fond sister ef Mrs. John Hoppe.

Funeral Thursday, July 29. 9:30 a. from tunerai home. 9701 w. 63rd at Washtenaw to St.

Rita's church. In terment St. Mary's. PKospect e-ejou. MAINA See Grannan notice.

MALONEY See Grannan notice. MebERMOTT Maude L. Griffin McDermott, beloved wue 01 Dr. J. McDermott.

dear sister of Irene Gibbons and Ella Nagle, fond aunt et Virginia buffy and Marie Ahem. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from tunerai home. 79th street and Loom ls boulevard, to St. Pius' church.

Interment Calvary cemetery. Information, Trt- angl 4-1187. McELLIGOTT Mary Joan McElIlgott, age 27, ot Lexington, formerly 01 Oak Park. July 24. 1954.

at Christ hospital, Cincinnati, beloved daughter ef Robert J. and Mary V. McElligott, lister Robert J. Jr. and susanne.

Funeral Wednesday at 9 a. from chapel, 6911 W. Madison street, to St. Angela' church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery, EStt- brook 8-7500.

McSWIGOAlf Lillian A'. Corbett McSwig- gan, beloved wife of Ambrose Mcswiggan, dear daughter of David and the late Mae Corbett. fond slater ot Marie E. Schrelfer, David Corbett Katherlnt Rada Kovlti. and the late Mae Corbett.

Tunerai Thursday. a. from fun eral home, 79th it. at Loom! to St. Nicholas et Tolentlne church.

Interment St. Mary'a cemetery. TRl angle 4-1167, ateaai T.rla Vualna. tat 884T W. BIS avenue, beloved husband 01 Mary, nee cruii- coi fond father or sanara, nearest orewer Of Dr.

Joseph, Mary Puszo, Lucille Cuido, and Victoria Badall. Funeral from chapel, sunn Harrison itreet, Thursday. July 39, 8:45 a. m. to Presentation church.

Burial Mount Carmel. NEvada 8-2809. MORGAN Mary Rose Morgan, nee Marco, July 25, of 414 S. lotn avenue, may- wood, beloved wife of the late Thomas, dear mother of Patricia Mallo, Catherine Leonardo, Marion Butler, Joanne and John Morgan, grandmother of nine, sister of Angellne Collins, Kay Gungler, Frank, Anthony, Joseph, Nicholas, and the late Ralph and Pat Marco, daughter of the late Joseph Sr. and Rose Marco.

Funeral Wednesday. July 28. 9 a. from tunerai Jiome, 301 S. 5th avenue, at Maple street, May wood, to St.

James church at 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. Fillmore 4-0100. MOSS Florence Moss, nee Thompson, be loved wife of the late William k.

loving mother of Florence M. Wagner, grandmother of Nancy and Linda, sister of Jennie i Van Dyke, Martha Van Weelden, Pearl Yeaman, David, and Robert Thompson. Member of Slloam chapter. No. 119, O.

E. S. Funeral was private. MULLINS Thomas Clinton Mullins, 6735 Constance avenue, July 2B, io, nusoana ot Ruth Wilson Mulling, father ot Jean M. Martin, Thomas C.

and William Wilson Mullins. grandfather of nine grandchildren, brother of Nornta Dowell. Lucy Hays, William and George W. Mul lins. At chapel, 2UZ4 c.

otn i Jeffery where service will be held Wednesday, July28. at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hone. Member of First Presbyterian church ot Chicago; Union League: Chicago and University clubs; South Shore and Flossmoor Country clubs; American Society of Engineers; Western Society cf En gineers; Masonic booiei, ana a post, no, 38, A.

L. MURRAY Mary Scally Murray, beloved wife ot the late John, fond mother of Joseph, Marv. Anne. Daniel. Sister M.

Olivette, B. V. Margaret Moran, the Rev. Cornelius, and Thomas Murray. Funeral Wednes day.

10 a. irom late residence, ojuo o. Throon street, to St. Klllan's church. Mass 10:80, interment Holy Sepulchre.

Kindly omit flowers. FRospect 6-0031. O'CONNOR Homer Richard O'Connor, tor- merly of 7605 S. Eggleston avenue, beloved husband of Deloris McCorkle O'Con nor, lovine father of Richard and Terry, fond son of William J. Sr.

and Estelle Long O'Connor, dear brother ot William and Beverly Konrath. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from funeral home, Halsted at 76th street, test. Leo' cnurcn. Mass a.

m. Interment Holy sepuicnr cemetery, STewart 8-7700. PABST See Grannan notice. PAWLOWSKI Rcglna Pawlowskl, ftce Ble-lawski, late of 6128 La Porte avenue, beloved -wife of Lawrence, dearest mother of Dolores stetx. fond mother-in-law of Edward Stetz, ister cf Victoria (Michael) Freeman, and Louise Theodore) Sobeck, grandmother of Christine, Gall, and Larry.

Service Wednesday, July 28, 9:30 a. from chapel, 5732 Archer avenue, to St. Camlllus' church. Interment Resurrection. Portsmouth 7-1840.

PETERSON Stanley Peterson of Villa Park, beloved husband ot Charlotte, fond father of Diane, ton of Gustave and the late Emma, brother ot Arthur, Ellen Lin-dahl, "Mildred Wayne, Florence and the late George. Services at funeral home, 5120 W. Fullerton avenue, Wednesday, July 28. at 2 p. m.

Interment Ridgewood. ARmltage 6-7800. PIETRTJSZKA Mary Pletrustk ef 13334 Houston avenue, beloved wife ot John, fond mother ef Anthony, John, Stanley, Walter. Joseph, Andrew, and Mary Mahon, grandmother ef 14, sister of John Kanczuga. Funeral Wednesday from chapel, 13350 Baltimore avenue, at 9:30 a.

m. St. Florlan'a church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Holy Cross cemetery. POLLEY Thoma K. Polley, devoted husband ef Mae nee Rolston; loving father ef R. Kenneth. Thoma Alvln, and Ralph X.

Polley, fond brother of Rachel Armstrong, Mary Lent ton, and Sarah Gane. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 3104 W. 95th atreet, to St. Cajeten'a church.

Mas 10 a. in. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Blverly 8-6800. PONTONS Donald S.

Pontrme, late ot 1115 N. Rldgeland avenue. Oak Park, 111., loving husband of Gloria, nee Maddox; dear aon of Pauline and Michael fond brother cf Robert. Funeral Wednesday, a. from chapel, 5120 W.

Fullerton avenue, to St. Glle't church, Oak Park. Interment Quean ot Heaven. ARmltage 8-7800. REGAN James W.

Regan, beloved husband of Stella Russell Regan, fond father ef William 3 Robert and Mr. Robert J. Koch, brother ot Matthew, and nine grandchildren. Passed away July 36th, Gary. Service Wednesday, 10 a.

Holy Angel church, Gary. Interment Calvary cemetery, Chicago, Body resting at William and Burn chapel, 675 Adam atreet, Gary. RICHMOND Samuel O. Richmond1, late ef Whittler, formerly ef 6742 S. Throop and 8818 8.

Carpenter, husband ot Theresa, father ef Vern of Lowell, Kenneth, Donald, Eugene, Bounie, and James. Retired from Illinois Bell Telephone company. Service Wednesday morning, interment Resurrection cemetery, Montebello, Cal. Wake will held at Lanier funeral home, Whittler, Cal R1MKUS Joseph r. Rlmku.

beloved husband of Rosemarlt. brother of Andrew, Margaret Gannon, Anna Hltxelburger. and Anthony Samolis. Resting at funeral home, 4136 W. North avenue.

Services 1 p. Wednesday, July 28. Interment Xlmwood. Int. BElmont 5-6613.

BI8PENS Nlelt Rlspent ef 1346 I. Oak Park avenue. Berwyn. 111., deaf husband of Edith, loving father of Phyllis X. and Edward beloved brother ef tttcy Vander Ploeg.

Raymond, and Ttna Zellstra. Relatives and friend may view remain at funeral chapel. 8321 W. Roosevelt road, comer of Harvey avenue, Berwyn, where service will be held Wednesday, at 3 p. in.

Interment Mount Auburn cemetery. Please omit flower. Crand Rapids. Mich, paper please copy. GUnderson 4-4186.

R08ERI See Ttdeico notice. ROSENHEIM Julian L. Rosenheim ef 6329 Harper avenue, deer brother of Burt Rosenheim, Mr. Myra R. Kaon, end Sidney Rosenheim of Lake Lure, N.

C. Service at th convenience ot the family. XUEHMS Albert C. ftttehm. beloved husband ot Ida.

Resting at chapel, 851 B. 75th atreet. Service Thursday, July 39, 2:30 p. under the auspice ot Crand Croeelng led. NO.

776. A. F. A M. Interment Cedar Park.

Member ot Roseland lodge. No, 1063, L. O. O. M.

SANDELIN Dora K. Sandeltn, beloved wife of the late Emil, dear mother ef Frances Carlson and Philip, grandmother of two, and great-grandmother of two. Service Wednesday, July 38, 2 p. at funeral home, 8440 N. Central avenue.

Interment Mount Emblem. Klldare 6-8420. IANNITA Frank Ssnnita. rnldence 4035 Butternut itreet. East Chicago, Ind, beloved husband ot the late Bemlce, nee Rossetti: dear father ef Mrs.

Marie Julian Mrs. Margaret Monaco, Mrs. Sadie Snyder, and James Sannita, fond grandfather ot Mrs. Bernice De Cero, Mrs. Clara Eaviano, Mrs.

Sylvia Antonello, Mr. Pal-mera Rapalch. Mrs. Elaine. Pannunzio.

Don Monaco, Mr. Bernice Anzaldl, and Jamet Sannita 16 great-grandchildren, two great-great-grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. from chapel, 2939 X.

95th atreet to St. George' church. Interment St. Mary'. Phone SOuth Chicago 8-0155.

SCHETER Bertha Seheier of 1511 S. Central Park avenue, beloved wife ot Harry (Aronl. dearly beloved toother of Dora Herman. Estelle Goldblatt. Fae Goodman, and Ida Orlov, loving grandmother of seven, great-grandmother or eight, sister of Motile Schwartz.

Servlcea Tuesday. 2:30 p. at chapel. 4225 W. Roosevelt, corner of Tripp.

Interment Jewish Waldhelm. Please omit flowers. SCHIEVER George A. Sen lever, 12226 S. Emerald avenue, Chicago, July 25, age 75, husband of the late Veronica, nee Augus-tyn; fond father of Richard, Raymond, and Theodore, dear brother of Fred and Mrs.

Cecelia Brozowtkl, two grandchildren. Funeral Thursday, from funeral home, 12338 8. Halsted atreet. at 9:30 a. to Assumption B.

V. M. church, at 10 a. m. Interment Holy sepulchre.

Int. FUIton g-1800 Humboldt boulevard, beiovea nussana Pauline, dear father of- John. Services Thursday, 2 p. at funeral home, 8301 W. Fullerton avenue.

Interment Acacia Park. tSlEDMAN Aaron 3. Friedman, late ot 1335 Independence boulevard, beloved husband ot Birdie, dear father ef Alvln H. and Lawrence, grandfather ot Robert Paul, brother-in-law ot David L. Leeds and Paulina Leeds.

Services Tuesday, 11 a. at chapel, 3654 W. Roosevelt road. Interment O. B.

A. cemtery, Waldhelm. Family will be at 1335 Independence boulevard. PTJllRArA See HatUe Kuta notice. GARRISON Ira Garrison ot 104 Lawndale avenue, Wilmette, father ef Mr.

Elmore Bong. Services Thursday at the Morris Bon funeral home, Dayton, O. GASSER Morton Cesser, late of 3308 W. Lexington street, beloved husband of Hela. dear father ot Henry and Morri, brother- in-law of Bella and Joseph Lukatch.

Services. Tuesday, 1 p. at chapel, S634 W. Roosevelt reed, Interment Jewish Waldheim cemetery. G1ANCANA Anthony Giancaha, late ef 141 n.

Long avenue, loving husband of Catherine, nee dear father of Sam, Joseph, Charles, Antoinette, Mary Faragia. Josebhine Benidetto. and Victoria Citro. brother of Josephine De Marco and Andrew, survived by 14 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral Wednesday, at a.

irom chapel. 5842 Cermak road, Cicero, to St. Thomas Aqui nas cnurcn. interment Mount carmel, Please omit flowers. OLympie 3-0243, GRANNAN Margaret Grannan, beloved wife 01 tne late Martin, dear mother of Irene.

Laura Malna, Mabel Pabst, George, Cath erine maioney, ana Martin grandmother of five, great-grandmother ot two. Member of Ladies' sodality. Funeral Wednesday, July 38, 9:15 a. from lunerai nome, 3440 N. central avenue, to our Lady of Grace church.

Interment St. Joseph's. Klldare 5-5420. ORANZ Gertrude Grant, beloved wife of tne late Joseph, fond sister ef Anna Welgele and Lillian Radom. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p.

at chapel. 6130 W. 35th street. Cicero, Interment Oa wooas cemetery, OLymplc 3-0080 GRUDKTf Louis beloved husband ot Agnes, nee somrak: fond lather of Emily Dolsn, Henry Gruden, and Audrey Reachke. Funeral Wednesday, July 28, at 9:30 a.

from funeral home, 3859 N. Southport avenue, to St. Bonaventure'i cnurcn, interment st. josepn' cemetery, BASSETT Denni fiassett, beloved husband 01 jjorotny, nee Goett; iona latner of Virginia Drlscoll, Lorraine Berrafatto, and Robert, dear grandfather ot four, brother ot William. Resting at chapel, 3607 Lincoln avenue.

Service Thursday, 2 p. m. Interment Acacia Park. HAYES See Margaret Kayet Brubach notice. HEINZ Nora Heint.

382o Berwyn avenue. suaaemy, jury 23, 1HS4, beloved wue 01 the late Harry X. At chanel. 8801 N. Ashland avenue, where services wiU be held Tuesday, July 27, at 2 p.

m. In terment at the convenience of family. HEPP Lucy Hepp, nee Hlnea. of 12218 S. rnneeton avenue, devoted wile 01 Michael loving mother of Lorraine C.

Henry and William grandmother of three, fond daughter ot Flora nines and the late Oscar, lister ot Ella, Elmer, Arthur, Theodore, Oscar, Florence Clifford. Walter. Sister Mary Ronan. O. S.

and the late Harold. District president of National Council ot Catholic Women: member St. Mary's sodality; president ot St. Charles Mission club, and member Royal Neighbors of America. Resting in mortuary.

13 112th place. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a.m. to Et. Nicnoies' church.

Mas 9:30 a. m. interment St. Mary's. HINDMAN Boyden E.

Hindman, of La Grange park. beloved nusoana 01 Bertha father Ot Boyden W. ot De Witt. New YorK, ana Mrs. uavia a Wlnship Jr.

of Western Springs, brother or Miss Luella Hindman 01 La urange Park. 7 grand children. Resting at chapel 40 S. Ashland. La Grange.

Funeral p. Wednesday. Interment Bronswood cemetery. HIRSCH Ella Mae Hirsch, beloved wife ot Herman dear mother ot Frances E. Nolan of Antloch, 111., and Celestine L.

Johnson, sister of Cora Allbee of Harvard, grandmother of Matthew J. Nolan, Madelyn E. Olson. Ralph A. Osterholt, great-grandmother ot three.

Services Wednesday. 11 a. m. at funeral home. 4153 Sheridan road at Buena.

Interment Mount Hope. Bittersweet 8-1536. HULTQUIST Clara Hultqulst. nee Mazu- rowski, dear mother, of Rita Budtban, beloved daughter of Julia and the late John Maturowski, sister ot Martha Gion Veronica Krussell, Helen Martone, and Loretta Drozda, Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road, to St.

Viator church. Interment St. Joseph's. Member ot 38th ward Reg ular Democratic Org. Klldare 5-6220.

JASTRZEBSKI Vincent JastraebskI, beloved husband ot Helen Antoss Jastrzebskl. dear father ot Raymond, Lillian, Casimlr, ana rrances, iona latner-in-iaw 01 Ann, Dorothy, Michael Simmons, and Don Anderson, grandfather of three. Resting at chapel. 3656 Belmont avenue. Funeral Thursday.

9:30 a. to St. Wenceslaus' church. Interment St. Adalbert'.

KEy- itone 9-0502. Jl'LIANO See Frank Sannita notice. KERSTEN Charles X. Kersten ef 1743 W. Henderson atreet, beloved aon of the late Carl and Marie, fond brother of George William Hattle Depenbrok and the late Alfred.

Services Wednesday 1:30 p. at chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue. Interment Irving Park cemetery. JORDAN Luther D. Jordan et Peoria, HI July 24,.

1954, husband of Geraldine Services at Cluraten'S memorial Tuesday 2:30 p.m., daylight time. Interment Peoria, KINDELIN Kathryn Klndelin. nee lynch beloved wife ot the late Patrick, loving mother of Mildred, Frank, and John, fond sister of Rose, Hugh, Elizabeth, 'and Joseph Lynch. Funeral Thursday, 9:45 a. from funeral home, 1018-30 W.

79th street, to Holy Rotary church. Interment st. Mary s. KLEIN Ida Klein. 1138 Pratt for merly ot 4142 W.

Jackson beloved wife of the late Louis, loving mother ot Aoe. Ann Lanaon. Rnea Kann. Jacob, and the late Rose Mincer, nine grand children, 11 great-grandchildren, fond sit ter of Freda Diamond. Funeral Wednesday, 1 p.

at chapel, IS 00 Devon. Please omit flower. Member ef Woronovltter-Werahllovker Vereln and East New York Progressive Society ef Brooklyn. N. information, Roger park 1-2400.

KONST Bessie Konst. 1549 W. North Shore avenue, beloved wife ef Edward. devoted mother of Mollle Keer, Edith Weinberg and Sol, nine grandchildren, fond sister of Max AlDert Of Los Angeles Tsadore. and the late Ben Alpert.

Funeral Tuesday, July 37, 3 p. at chapel, 3235 W. Division itreet. Interment Krin-ker Vereln cemetery. Member Krlnkcr Vereln and Ladles Cong.

Kesser Maarlv and Sisterhood, and Zionist org, 01 Chicago. KOPSEL Capt. Edward H. Kopsel, tws. U.

B. A. of Chlcaao. JUlV 31. 1954.

a at Greenville, husband of Doro- thy j. Konsei. latner ei Edwara Karen. Cathy, and Gale Kopsel, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William C. Kopsel ot Evans ton. Service 3 p. m. Wednesday at cnapei, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston.

Interment Ridgewood cemetery. KORDA Arthur I. Korda, late residence, 1450 N. Western avenuef beloved husband ot Esther, ne Redwane; dear father of the late Peggy, loving son of Samuel Koraa, brotner 01 samu-i jr. ana smny, Service Wednesday.

July 38. 9:30 a. tn. from chapel. 1427 W.

Chicago avenue, to St. Aloyslus church. Interment St. Adal bert'. MOnrO 0-2074.

kozak Joseoh J. Kotak ef 1318 S. Home avenue, Berwyn, beloved husband ef Kamllla, nee Xucko; dear father ot Mar- caret zelinskl. Lout Walter and Joteph father-in-law ot Bernard Zelinskl, Rosalee, Edith and Lorraine, 10 grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, July 28, 9:19 a.

from tunerai nome, 6327 W. Cermak road, to St. Mary of Celle church, Mas 10 a. Interment Queen ef Heaven, cunderson 4-2000. KRAtSE John H.

Kraut et Downer Grove, beloved husband of Margaret, (ether of Robert, Eleanor Moore, and sniriey Motfett, brother of Isabelle Schumacher and Lillian Bandes. grandfather ef seven Service Thursday, 3 p. at tunerai home, 4343 Main atreet. Downer Grove. Interment Clarendon Hill.

KRICHBAUM Emma S. Krlchbaum. net Kolodzik, beloved wife of Henry dear mother of Harold H. and Beraice K. Ktrlpter mother-in-law Of Margaret A.

Krichbaum and Bert M. Strleter, five grandchildren, sister of Helen Hasse. Rest ing at parlors, eaoi-ss Asniana, uniu Wednesday morning, services 1:30 p. at Hope Xv. Luth.

church. 6400 8. Wash-. tenaw. Interment Bethanla, PRotpect e-0220.

KUTZ Hattle Kutz, beiovea daughter ef Marie and the late Ferdinand, dear lister ot waiter. Mrs. smma Fuiinard. Mr, Alma Vetter, Ferdinand, Louise, and the late Caroline Kutz. dear aunt of Lorraine AlUn, Muriel Koester, Vernon and Audrey Vetter, Margaret Kuta, and Dennla Sans, great-aunt of Lynne Marie Xoester.

Service Wednesday, July 28. 8 p. at funeral home. 5200 tt. Western avenue, corner ef Foster, Interment Rosehlll cemetery.

LOngbeach 1-6874. In lieu ot flowers please make memorial offering to Armed Services commission of the Lutheran church or St. Paul's Lutheran church, Skokle. building fund. LA COCO Carmella La Coco of 3353 West 65th street, beloved wife et the late Ralph, fond mother of Joseph, Ann Sansone, Sam, Tinnle Passolano, Marge Kennelly.

and the late Nicholas and Tony, grandmother et 13. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from- chapel, 6908 South Kedtle avenue, to St. Nicholas at Tolentlno church. Interment St.

Uary'a. GRovehill 6-00 90. LARIMORE John Bruce Laiimore, July 25, 1954. husband of Evelyn La rl more, brother of Robert F. Larimore and Mrs.

Kate L. Turablan, Service at chapel, 7509 Stony Island avenue, Wednesday, 10:30 A. m. FAirfax 4-2900. LEEPER Vtma Lee per.

wife of Edward W. Lceper, at Weller-Wonderly funeral home, X. State street, Fremont, Service 10 a. Thursday. Member ot Kosmoa chapter, O.

X. S. and Alta Rebekah lodge. LEtSBLER Flora L. Lelssler, beloved, wife of the lata Henry, sister of Sara, Mrs.

Freda D. Lewis, and Mrs. Mattle Pering. Memorial services Thursday, July 29. 11 a.

at funeral home, 5200 N. Western avenue, corner Foster. LOngbeacb 1-6874. No flowers, tntSQTJIST Caroline Lindquist. beloved wife of lata Frank Lindquist.

lond mother of Evelyn and Louise Lindquist, Edith Werner and the late Philip Lindquist, grandmother ot Sharon and John Wemer, sister ot Emma and Axel Nelson, one brother and sister in Sweden. Resting at funeral home, 6933 W. North avenue. Service, Wednesday, 2 p. at St Paul's Lutheran church.

Lawler avenue and Ohio streets. Interment Mount Olive, Please omit flower. MErrimac 7-4441, RUTH ROHDE, 1ST WOMAN ENVOY, DIES IN EUROPE Heart Attack Fatal at Acjof 68 COPENHAGEN, Denmark, July 26 Mr Mrs. Ruth Bryan Rohde, 68, the first woman envoy of the 1' to foreign tV s-li cory, died tf here today. I XV She was the daughter of William Jen-nings Bryan, the silver 2 orator and three time Demo cratic candidate for President Mrs.

Rohde served as'United States minister to Denmark from 1933 to 1936, climaxing an eventful career as a war nurse, lecturer, writer, univer sity teacher and member of Congress. She returned to Copenhagen this month to thank King Fred erik for a medal he bestowed on her earlier this year. She was admitted to a hospital last week suffering from heart trouble. Doctors said death was due to coronary thrombosis. Returns to America Mrs.

Rohde was appointed to the Copenhagen post in 1933 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt. She gave it up in 1936 following her third marriage, at the age of 50, to Boerge Rohde, a captain in the palace guard of the late King Christian X. The couple returned to America, where Mrs. Rohde resumed her writing and lecturing career.

Mrs. Rohde was born in Jacksonville, 111. Her father moved the family to Nebraska and as a girl she accompanied him on campaign trips. She was educated in public schools in Lincoln, Monticello seminary at Godfrey, 111., and the University of Nebraska. Her first marriage was to William Homer Leavitt, an artist, ending in divorce in 1909.

In 1910, she married Ma. Reginald Owen, of the British army's royal engineers, He died in 1927. Two Terms in Congress Mrs. Rohde began lecturing in 1919 and later taught public speaking at the University of Miami. Her students campaigned for her when she ran for Congress.

She held a Florida seat from 1929 to 1933, the first woman representative from the "old Mrs. Rohde was the mother of four children. Ruth and John Bryan were children of her first marriage. Reginald Bryan and Helen Rudd were children of Maj. Owen.

TWO DRUNKEN DRIVERS JAILED AND TWO FINED Two men were sentenced to jail terms and two others were fined in Auto Safety court yesterday on drunken driving charges. Three others were fined on charges of reckless driving reduced from drunken driving. Judge James K. Chelos sen tenced Howard P. LaFleur, 29, of 909 Wisconsin stockman, to two days in the county jail, and fined Theodore Dryjanski, 41.

of 4848 S. Elizabeth baker, $100 and costs. Judge Joseph Butler sen tenced James Lovely, 28, of 1108 Greenwood a East Chi cago Heights, truck laborer, to two days, and fined Joseph Kompela, 46, of 3904 W. 64th unemployed, $100 and costs. Those fined for reckless driving were Flor Santiago, 31, of 6206 Harper insurance salesman, and Walter Lang, 49, of 4832 S.

Bishop st, steam fit ter, $100 and costs each, and Leon Brooks, 42, of 328 Clare- mont chauffeur, $150 and costs. RUNOFF FACES GOV. SHIVERS IN 3D TERMOR ACE Dallas, July 26 Spe cial Gov. Allan Shivers, seek ing an unprecedented third consecutive term, and Ralph Yar bo rough, 51, Austin attor ney, runner-up in Saturday's inconclusive Democratic pri mary, prepared today for month of intensive campaigning for the runoff in which they will fight it out for the governorship Aug. 28.

Altho Shivers had a lead 18,879 votes over Yarborough in the latest count released to night by the Texas election bu reau, observers said he has no chance of obtaining a majority of all votes cast because two other candidates in the four race polled 35,600 votes A 1 Mr. Rebte AJtTOIZ See Jestriebeld notice. ACCUSTIWB-'Roe Augustine, beloved Husband ot Ruth Augustine, fond father of Muriel Smiley and Jonna Augustine, brother ot Adrian Augustine. Resting at funeral iiome, S938 W. North avenue, service Wednesday, 3:80 p.

to Forest Home cemetery, Mlrrlmac 7-4441. BALOW -Charles w. 8 alow, beloved husband of Emma Bee Marbach, dear father of Howard Grace Coker, and the late Harold fond grandfather of Richard Coker, Brian and Steven Below, brother of Anna Wastl, Elisabeth Wilson, and William Batow. services Thursday, 1 p. m.

funeral home, 1458 Belmont avenue. In- terment Eden. BARTELME Judge Mary M. Bartelme, 88, ot Carmel, Sunday, July 25, at home. Private services Tuesday at Paul's mortuary, Monterey, Please omit flowers at the request of Judge Bartelme, whose favorite charity was the.

Mary Bartelme Club (for dependent girls) of Chicsgo. Surviving are her slater, Mrs. David Tilt, her nieces. Adelaide Bartelme and Mrs. Fred I.

Raymond, and nephew, Edwin A. Tilt. BABTELL See Tedesco notice. BAUWENS Edna Almyra Bauwens, beloved wife ot Gerard fond mother ot Francis Kuhrt, Ronald, Howard, Nancy Ann. and Gerard Lynn, dear daughter of the late Bophia and Archie McConkey, loving slater of Herman and Archie McConkey and Mrs.

-June Cheek, grandmother of six. Funeral, 9 a. Wednesday from chapel, 5201 Lake Park avenue, to Church ot St. Thomas the Apostle, 85th and Kimbark avenue. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph's. President ot Marine Corps League Auxiliary, unit No. 1, and member of Krull-Somen post Auxiliary 1, V.

F. W. HYde Park 3-0018. BECKMAHlt-Otto I. Beckmenn, beloved husband of Johanna Buckmann, nee Trattner; fond brother cf August Beckmann of Germany.

Reeling at chapel, 6652 S. Ashland avenue, until. 11 a. m. Wednesday.

Funeral services, 1:30 P. at Peace Memorial church, 78th and Laflln streets. Interment Archer Wood cemetery. In lieu of flowers please make contributions to Peace Memorial church or hospital fund, REpubllc 7-0077. BELOW Mathilda Below, late of 921 N.

Hermitage avenue, dear sister ot Elsie and Alfred Below, beloved aunt Of Esther Below and Eleanor Burke. Service Wednesday. 3 D. at parlors. 834-38 N.

Ash land avenue. Interment Concordia, HAy- market 1-5800. BENDEL Kathryn A. Benoel ot 809 Belle Plalne, beloved daughter of the late Fran cis Joseph and Marie uenaei, near lister of Loretta Jones. William Elisabeth Achterberr, Orace Kultko, Mildred Elr nlte, and the late Mamie coiston, josepn and John Bendel.

At funeral home, 413 N. Austin boulevard, at Lake street. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a. to St.

Mary ot the Lake church. Mass 10 a. m. Inter ment St. Joseph's.

COlumbus 1-3203. BERGSTROM Harry G. Bergstrom of 919 W. 58th street, beloved husband ot Helen loving brother ot Mrs. Helen Malm- strom of Montclalr, N.

and the late Mr. Nancy Llnstrom. Service Wednes- dsy, July 28, 2 p. at lunerai nome 1107 W. 79th street, under the auspices of Rainbow lodge.

No. 972. A. t. A.

M. Interment Oak Hill. Member of Square post. No. 232, U.

BERRY Hazel Webb Berry, of 7435 South Shore drive, beloved wife ot Eugene G. Services at chapel. 7838 Cottage Grove avenue, Tuesday, July 37, at 10 a. Interment Indianapolis, ind. RAdcllffe 3 0220.

BJORKDAHL Carl T. BJorkdahl. late of 8906 Ewlng avenue, Skokle. beloved husband of Dagmar, nee Hanson; fond father cf Roger brother of C. Maurice and Mrs.

Corinne Anderson, also leaves three erandchlldren. Remains resting at lunerai home, 5200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster, until 11 a. m. Wednesday, July 28.

Lying in state from 1 p. m. until services at 2 p. m. at Ednewater Covenant church, Bryn Mawr and Glenwood avenues.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. LOng- beach 1-6874. RLAHA Bohumll J. Blaha of 3618 Maple avenue, Berwyn, beloved nusoana 01 Agnes, nee Pollvka; loving-father ot Evelyn Nosek, grandfather of four, fond brotner 01 Aibina cervenxa, jimu, eawara, and William. At funeral home.

2618 S. Rldgeland avenue, Berwyn. FuneralWednes-day. 9:30 a. to St.

Leonard's church. Solemn requiem mass 10 a. m. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Member of Hughes council, No.

1005.K.OIC. STanley 8-2790 BOCCIA Antonette. See Trlmarco notice. BORGESON Alban D. Borgeson, formerly of 3816 Le Moyne avenue, July 23, at Colorado Springs, devoted ion of the late Albert and Sena, found brother of Hjalmar, Fred, Lillian Gabriel, and Lester.

At chapel, 5601 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, July 38, at 10 a. m. Inter ment Elmwood. BROWN Mattle Marcvanna Brown.

July 26 1954, of -314 N. Long avenue, beloved wife of John loving mother of Gene vieve Mever. of Los Angeles, jonn Brown, Virginia Holman, and Lucile Kin-cald. grandmother of five. Resting at lunerai nome, 3 as w.

uemrai avenue, Austin. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a. to St. Thomas Aquinas church. Mass 10:30 a.

m. Austin 7-0017. BRl'BACH Margaret Hayes Brubach, be loved wile of the late Ernest, fond aaugnter of the late John and Anne Hayes. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 929 Belmont avenue, to St.

Nicholas' church, 60S Ridge avenue, Evans ton. BffUNNER Dorothy runner, nee Meyer, ot 7004 Pax ton avenue, oeiovea wue 01 Adolph, devoted mother of Rosalind Smller, Marllynn Teuer, Joyce, and the late Russell, loving grandmother of Ilent and Joan Smller, Stephen and Debra Feuer, dear daughter of the late Ralph and Cella Meyer, fond sister 01 Eveiyn Mever. Services Thursday. 10 a. at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue.

In terment final jenosnua cemetery. CANNIZZARO Joseph Cannlliaro, beloved husband of Lorraine, nee Rogers; iona father ot Joan, Rosalie. Marian, and Jill, loving son ot Seraflna and the late Angelo dear brother of Angela Charles. Mrs. Marlon and Salvatore.

Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from ehanel. 3425 West Chicago avenue. to Our Lady of the Angels church, Inter ment Mount carmei. wjsvaaa e-nuu.

CARZI See Joseph Canniziaro notice. CARLSON See Dora K. gandeUn notice. CHEAl Constance Cheat, July 28, 1984, daughter of the late William It, and Maud Harvey Cheal, sister ot Muriel and Portia. Funeral private, COOK Thomas L.

Cook, of 7728 S. Paulina street, beloved husband of Lillian Hames Cook, dear father ot Helen, Mar lon rurceii, Tnomaa ana igniter. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from funeral home, 79th street at Loomls boulevard, to Little Flower church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery, information TRlangle 4-1187.

DOERINO Clara B.iDoerlng, beloved wlte of Harold M. Doerlne. fond daughter 01 the late Theodore end Gertrude Rels, dear lister ot Abbet Glmber of Milwaukee, and the lata John. Theodore. Helen, Cert' rude, Mary, Anna, Apolonta, and peter iteis.

runerai xnursaay, iuiy at a. m. from her lata residence. 6706 8. Winchester avenue, to St.

Mary ot Mount Carmel church, 87th and S. Her-' mltage avenue. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St.

Mary's. PROspect 6-183T. DOLIS Margaret Dolls, nee Cusack, et 4114 8, -Oakley avenue, dearly beloved wife ot the late Michael, daughter ot the lata John and Mary Ann, fond sister of Mrs. Elisabeth Toner, Mrs. Mary Maxwell, Mrs.

Catherine Tepper, William, John Mark, and the late Mrs. Annie ivers. Mrs, Marcella Hughes, and Patrick. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from funeral home, 2618 W.

38th street, to St. Agnei' church. Interment St. Mary's. LAiayette s-uvbb, DONAGHUE Lucy M.

Donaghu. Be Trauscht. beloved wife of the late Leo J. dear mother of Lucille Clark, fond sister of Arthur, Mary Bledermann, Frana, Laura Hartman. Henry, the late Andrew, Charles and Victor Trauscht.

Funeral Wednesday. 9 a. from funeral home, 1136 W. 87th street, to St. Klllan's church'.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Boniface. RAdcllffe 3-1100.

DOSSMAN Paul R. Dossman ot 1443 Pratt beloved husband ot the late Margaret At chapel, 6501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, July 28, at I p. m. Inter ment Acacia rara.

MTBII lini ttf Hflltl Ml.M Berwyn, beloved husband of Mary, fond father of James B. Dusll and Lillian Slrovatka, father-in-law of Mildred Dusll and Edward 3. Slrovatka, brother of Henry and Richard, grandfather et Ed ward, James, ana Tnommy. service Wednesday, July 28, 1:30 P. at chaoel.

6301 W. Cermak road. Berwyn. Interment Woodlawn. ot Ber wyn lodge.

No. 424, 1.. o. o. and First csecnosiovaa Garden ciud 01 America OLympIc 3-1023, Bishop 3-3990.

EDWARDS John W. Edwarda of 3903 Hampton avenue, Western Springs, beloved husband of the late Anna, loving father of Fred, Lawrence, Edna Wallls, Hershel, and Louisa Johnson. Service Wednesday. 1:80 p. at funeral home, 818 Hlllgrove avenue.

Western Springs. Interment, daren- Hills. CHestnut 6-1500. ELLEK Michael EUek loving father et Mary Wecsny. Helen Stlenke.

and Michael fond grandfather of seven. Resting at chanel. 8040 8. Western avenue. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.

ts. Cyril and Methodius church, interment Resurrection. IsrOSITO MleTiele Ksposito, at VUla Scala- brlnl. dear uncle or Anthony Bassone. ig- naalo Surlano, and John Ksposito.

Fu neral Wednesday. 8 a. from funeral heme, 619 S. Ashland to Our Lady of Pompeii church. interment Mount carmei.

PR AIN Mary Josephine Fraln, nee Can. nlng, 7016 unaoerg venue, nam mono, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of Michael loving mother of Richard, Donald. Mary Flint. Winifred Bruno, and Kathleen Talenco, sister of Sister Mary Hm.vleve. Nora Aro.

Margaret Canning, Michael, Patrick. John and Thomas Canning, grandmother of nine. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from lunerai home, corner 171st street and Kennedy- avenue. Hammond (Hessville).

toGur Lady of Perpetual Help church at 9:80 a. m. Interment St. John' cemetery, uaramona. rviTnu n.it.

yx7 Wmfaln tit K4A1 atvlt eat, beloved husband of Hattle, loving zatner or jnrs. niantTitw owns, iw. brother of Myron Eastern et New Yor City an Mra. Lillian Foster et Sarasota. Barbara Blond.

Servlcea Wednesday, July 38. 1 p. at chapel, 936 X. 47th atreet. Pleas emit flowers.

Fasti? at DRIVERS CRASH, ONE LOSES LIFE Richard T. Roth, 17, of Naperville, Du Page county, was killed last night when an auto he was driving and a panel truck collided in Green near Hobson south of Naperville. The truck was driven by Keith Berger, 13, of route 2, Plainfield, Will county. Berger and two boys riding with him were injured. They are Harold Staff eldt 11, and Arthur J.

Wiesdrook, 15, also of Plain-field. The three were taken to St. Charles hospital, Aurora. Auto Victim Dies Claude C. Brown, 65, Of 919 Laurel st, Wilmington, Will county, died in, Silver Cross hospital, Joliet, of injuries suffed Sunday night when the automobile he was driving was struck in the rear by another auto driven by Thomas Grizzard, 24, of Man-teno, Kankakee county.

The ac cident occurred as Brown sought to turn into a driveway from Peotone-Wilmington 6 miles east of route 66A. Collision Kills Teacher Miss Theresa McNicholas, 23, of 8005 Peoria a teacher of the second grade in Cooper school, 1624 W. 19th died of injuries in St. James hospital, Chicago Heights, after a car in which she was riding was struck by another at U. S.

30 and Harlem av. Miss McNicholas was riding with her brother, Thomas, an accountant, who suffered head injuries. He is in the hospital. David A. Kennedy, 54, of 5336 S.

Neenah driver of the other car, was arrested on a reckless homicide Charge. Crash Injuries Fatal James Carter, 21, of 3109 Wentworth a laborer, died Sunday in St Mary's hospital, Kankakee, of injuries suffered in an auto accident Friday night on route 54, two miles north of Kankakee. He was a passenger in the car driven by Gus Austin, 20, of the same address, which ran out of control and struck a tree tfter a blowout A man who was killed Sun day night by an automobile as he was crossing hwy. 41 near Racine, was identified yesterday as Raymond C. John son, 44, of 39162 N.

Kedvale av. Up to midnight Sunday, 306 persons had in traf fic accidents in Cook- county since Jan. 1. Of these, 203 were killed in Chicago, where 16,113 were injured in the same period. -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W.

3D-ST. PHONE: WEntworth 6-O025 TARBET Alletta B. 1 p. m. lit graveside SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED HICKEt Pannle B.

NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N. ASH1.AND-AV. PHONE: LOnsbeach 1-2648 TUESDAY HEINZ Nora 3 p. tn. at chapel BCHAGER Mary 10 a.

m. in church 8TRICKFADEN Mary 0 a. m. at chapel WILLIAMS Ortnan 1 p. m.

at chapel WEDNESDAY BORC.FSON Alvan D. 10 a. m. at chapel DOS 8M AN Paul R. 3 p.

n. at chapel SHERBURNE Anne K. 2 p. m. at Chapel SOUTHWEST CHAFEL 2121 W.

95TH-8T. PHONE: BEverljr (.2183 TUESDAY PETERSON Harold C. 1 p. m. at Chapel THURSDAY ROHKBOTJGH Ethel ll I.

m. at chapel SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 3034 E. T5THHT. PHONE: lAlrlax 4-7177 TUESDAY O'HALLEY Dorothy E. 30 a.

m. In church WEDNESDAY MULLINS Thomas C. 2 p. m. at chapel LAIN SON Piser MEMORIAL CHAPELS NORTH SOUTH NORTHWEST WEST CHICAGO HartmcLn-Miller FUNERAL DIRECTORS 031 Lawrence.

INdependene 3-6000 emrny locatea on trie wortn siae H. JORDAN CO. 100 TEARS Funeral Director 221 E. Erle-sU ChlcefO, Svib'irti Superior 7-7708 -CEMETERIES for SALE On ta four larae ali-trav lota: most desirable location Memorial Para ceme tery, Evanston. Phone Heiier at ACACIA PARK Elfht graves In Memorial section; Bargain: win separate; out ei uwn ownr.

EDgewater 4-1 a 11. ACACIA PARK Several (rave lots, good locations, cheap. LOntbeacb 1-8S24 IN MEM0RIAM DISVISCOUR Mary Disvlscour. in memory of my beloved wife and mother, who pessed away a year ago today. LOVING HUSBAND.

CHILDREN, AND GRAND- CHILDREN. HOLNER Sarah Moteer. la loving memory ot our dear mother, who pasted away 31 years ago today. HER CHILDREN. PETERSON Fletcher Donald Peterson.

In loving memory of oar dearly beloved eon and brother, who passed away July 37, 131, We alwtye pause and thin of you And think ot how you died. To think we could not say good byt Safor von etaaed vour evae. Heartbroken mother, lather, all ter toi brother. ANNOUNCEMENTS- MEMORIALS to the Heart Fund are tax deductible. They help heart research.

They are very greatly appreciated. Also oequesu. Address Chicago Heart Association. 69 W. Chicago DEATH NOTICES ANDREWTSOPOCLOS Aletv G.

Andrew-tsopouloa, July 34, 1054, late ot 1237 Webster avenue, beloved husband ol Victoria, nee Kendiior: dear father of Anna (Rudy) Herman and Pauline Charles) Clair, grandfather et tour. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. Iron funeral borne, 3501-03 N. Soutbport avenue, to St.

Vincent's church. Interment fit. Adalbert cemetery. Lincoln 8-009B, Bruno Emil Stechbart Brooksville, July 26 () Bruno Emil Stechbart, 64, retired moving picture camera manufacturer, died at a hospital here today. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage yesterday while driving from his home in Bradenton to Chicago.

Stechbart was a former vice president of Bell Howell Cor poration of Chicago. Survivors include the widow, one son, Bruno E. Stechbart Chi cago; two daughters, Mrs. Ade line Werner and Mrs. Barbara Dawson, both of Chicago, and twe brothers, Arthur Stech bart, Chicago, and Edmund Stechbart, Bradenton.

Funeral services and burial will be in Park Ridge, ILL William H. Carter A memorial service for Wil-iam H. Carter, 21, of 433 Cedar Winnetka, a University of Kansas student, who was injured fatally Sunday in an automobile accident near Jacksonville, Morgan county, will be held at 4 p. m. Thurs day in Kenilworth Union church.

His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Carter, the only survivors, announced they are establishing a New Trier Township High school memorial scholarship fund in architec- ure. Capt.

Edward H. Kopiel Services for Air Force Capt. Edward H. Kopsel, 30, who was killed Wednesday in a training accident in Greenville, will be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 1567 Maple Evanston, with burial Ridgewood cemetery. He is sur vived by his widow, Dorothy; a son, Edward; three daughters, Karen, Cathy, and Gale, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- 1am C. Kopsel of Evanston.

He Was a veteran of World War II and the Korean war. Mrs. Lena Schor Mrs. Lena Schor, 84, of 540 Addison died yesterday in the North Shore sanitarium, Winnetka. She was the widow of Israel Schor, former president of the I.

Schor Glass company. She leaves three sons, Carter, Frank, and Peter, two daughters, Mrs. Marcia Cohen, and Mrs. Bertha Bankendorf, and a sister, Mrs. Anna Friedman.

Services will be held at 11:30 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1300 Devon av. Harry G. Bergstrom Services for Harry G.

Berg strom, 58, of 919 W. 58th who died Sunday in his home, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1107 W. 79th st.

He was president of the H. G. Bergstrom Sales and Service, 820 W. 59th an automobile sales agency bunded by his father in 1914. He leaves his widow, Helen, and a sister, Mrs.

Helen Malm- strom. Mrs. Anne E. Sherborne Mrs. Anne E.

Sherburne, 82, an Evanston resident for many years, died yesterday in the nursing home at 1021 Gran- ville av. She was the widow of James M. Sherburne, former president of Lindsay Light and Chemical company. Surviving is a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy S.

Prowitt, whose husband, Al fred, is a' member of the Chi cago Daily News editorial staff. James W. Regan James W. Regan, 69, of 411 W. 8th Gary, former East Chicago police chief and deputy prosecutor, died yesterday in Mercy hospital, Gary.

Sur viving- are his widow, Stella; two sons, a daughter, and a brother. Mass. will be said at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Holy An gels church, Gary.

Roy W. Augustine Services for Roy W. Augus tine, 71, electrical engineer, will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 6938 North av.

He died Sunday in his home at 249 Thomas st, Oak Park. He is survived by his widow, Ruth; two daugh ters, Jonna and Mrs. Charles Smiley, and a brother. William B. McKinstry William B.

McKinstry. 82, of Savannah, former south side resident and retired con- troler of the Illinois Central railroad, died yesterday in his home. Surviving are his widow, Mary; two daughters and two sons. Services will be held to morrow in Savannah. MOTHER SEEKS BLOOD DONORS FOR AILING GIRL Mrs.

Theresa Coates, 10615 South Park appealed to Tribune readers yesterday for blood donors and get-well cards for her daughter, Lorrie, 14, critically ill with a blood ail ment Lorrie, bedridden for 11 months, received a seventh transfusion yesterday in Weiss Memorial hospital Her father, George, is a bakery truck driver. The Coates have an other child, Terry, 16. "Lorrie seems to live only for the cards and letters, Mrs. Coates said. "Some of the cards I have sent myself, using imaginary names." Thomas Clinton Mollins Thomas Clinton Mullins, 69, died yesterday in his home at 6735 Constance av.

He was president of Midland Electric Coal corporation and Jet Oil company and vice president of Southwestern Illinois Coal corporation. He was a member of the Western Society of Engineers, American Society of Engineers, and the American Legion. Survivors include his widow, Ruth; two sons, Thomas C. Jr. and William; and a daughter, Mrs.

Wells Martin Jr. Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 2024 E. 75th st.

Mrs. Gerard Bauwcns Services for Mrs. Edna Al-myra Bauwens, 53, of 1123 E. Hyde Park who died Sunday in her home, will be held at 9:30 a. m.

tomorrow in the Church of St. Thomas the Apostle, 55th st. and Kimbark. av. She was president of unit 1 of the' Marine Corps league auxiliary.

She leaves her hus band, Gerard four sons, Francis, Ronald, Howard, and Gerard Lynn, a daughter, Nancy Ann, two brothers, Her man and Archie McConkey, and a sister, Mrs. June Cheek. Mrs. Ida Klein Mrs. Ida Klein, 85, of 1128 Pratt died yesterday in Louis Weiss Memorial hospital.

She was the widow of Louis Klein, former Chicago tailor. She leaves two sons, Abe and Jacob; two daughter, Mrs. Ann Landon and Mrs. Rhea Kahn, and sister, Mrs. Freda Diamond.

Services will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1300 Devon av. James P. Greene Services for James P.

Greene, 94, of 4745 Beacon a re tired salesman for Carson Pirie Scott will be held at 2:30 p. m. today in the chapel of Graceland cemetery. Mr. Greene died Sunday in his home.

A daughter, Phyllis, survives. SMILIN' ED DIES; HAD CHILD SHOW ON AIR 32 YEARS Newport Beach, July 26 Special James Ed- Smilin Ed McConnell, 62, whose show for children had been on radio for 32 years, was found dead Saturday in his cabin cruiser, docked not far from his home. The coroner's office said he apparently -died of a heart attack Friday night. Associates said McConnell had the oldest sponsored act in radio. He also had a show on television.

His manager said the shows will continue from a backlog that bad been taped and filmed for radio and tele vision. McConnell, a 6 foot, 250 pound entertainer, played the piano, sang songs, and told comic incidents and tales of adventure. UNDERTAKER'S WIDOW LEAVES ESTATE TO SONS Mrs. Jennie Christhilf Heb blethwaite, who died July 7 at age 62, provided that her estate estimated at $615,000 is to be divided between two sons, Edward L. Barsumian, 205 Kedzie st, Evanston, and Robert D.

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