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DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS (Chiracs Dalltf CTrtbune Saturday, "Sept. 10, 1955 DEATH NOTICES Work 22 Hours to Free Girl's Boa NAME SPECIAL i PROSECUTOR IN! TILL MURDER i i Former FBI Man to Aid JORDAV Darwin LeRoy Jordan. 8145 Harvey avenue. Berwyn. be.oved husband of Margaret; fond father of Jeanine.

Marlene, and Joy; fond son of Darwin and Weitha; brother of John, Hugh, and Fay Jordan, and Mrs. Juanlta Hartzler. Service 1:30 p. m. Monday at fuherai home.

6910 Windsor avenue, Brwyn. 111. Interment Mount Auburn. Member of Pipe Fitters association, local No. 897, and Berwyn lodge.

No. 839, A. F. A. M.

KAON Edward E. Kacin. Sept. 8. 1955.

beloved brother of Dr. Walburga L. Kacin and George H. Kacin: dar uncie of Pauline W. Masak.

George B. Kacm. and Mrs. Irene W. Tracy.

At chapel, 5501 N. Ashiand avenue, where services will be held Monday. Sept. 12, at 11 a. m.

Interment Bohemian National. Member of Local 556 A. Intl. Oper. Engr.

union. KAMINSKI Joseph Kammskl, beloved son of the late John and Julia Kaminski; loving brother of Frances Reimer. John, Stanley. Gertrude, Manda. and Angelme; fond brother-in-law of Pearl, Mamie, Stanley, Lesae, and Peter Mizerka.

Resting at luneral home, 3656 Belmont avenue. Funeral Tuesday. 9:15, from chapel to St. Mary of the Angels church (Cortland and Hermitage). Interment St.

Ada'bert's cemetery. Information. KEyjtone 9-0502. KETCHVM Augusta Ketchum. age 90.

Sept. 8. formerly ox Chicago, grandmother of Mrs, Jeanette Dittmer, Mrs. Pauline Thelan. and Leslie Ketchum; 10 greatgrandchildren.

Funeral Monday. 2 at Rlchert funeral home, Roselle. liL Interment Oakrldge. KILBL'RG Harold J. Kilburg of 227 V.

Grove avenue. Oak Park, beloved husband of Matilda Kilburg; fond father of Lorraine Schniedwind. Harold J. and Nancy McGinms: brother of Hazel Sawa-lish, Blanche Biankenmeister, and George Kilburg; grandfather of seven. Funeral Saturday, Sept.

10. at 10:15 a. from funeral home, S350 W. North avenue, to St. Edmund church.

Oak Park. Mass 11 a. m. Entombment Queen of Heaven. Member ol Electrical Contractors association.

TUxedo 9-6844. KNIGHT Amanda A. Knirht. beloved wife AUTHOR WALKS TO HIS DEATH IN WESTERN LAKE Los Angeles, Sept. 9 Special Stuart Engstrand, 51, a native of Illinois and author of several novels based on psychiatric themes, walked into a lake in MacArthur park here yesterday and drowned, an apparent suicide.

His body remained unidentified from yesterday afternoon until early today when Melvin H. Simon of Van Nuys, a brother-in-law, said it was that of the novelist. Engstrand's wife, the former Sophia Belzer of Berwyn, 111., herself an author of novels and magazine stories, reported to police yesterday that Engstrand had been missing from their Beverly Hills home since midmoming. She told police that her husband had been in a state of mental depression for several months and had shown suicidal tendencies. Fail to Revive Him Two boathouse employes in the park saw Engstrand walk into the water.

They pulled him out and summoned a fire department rescue squad. At- i State in Trial Sumner, Sept. 9 171 A special assistant attorney general was appointed tonight to help prosecute two men charged with murdering Enimett Till, 14, a Chicago Negro, who allegedly wolf whistled at a white woman. The action came after Judge Curtis Swango fixed Sept. 19 as the trial date for Roy Bryant, 24.

of Money, and J. W. Milam, 56. of Glendora. The two are half-brothers.

Atty. Gen. J. P. Coleman, Mississippi's governor 1 said the special prosecutor will be Robert B.

Smith III of Ripley, a former federal bureau of investigation agent. Unless the prisoners demand, -separate trial, they will face! titft jury together. The state will move on the rnsrder in- i dictments first, skipping the) dnaping indictments until' later. Death Penalty rossible The brothers face a possible death sentence if convicted. They are accused of kidnaping Till from his uncle's home, where he was visiting on Aug.

23, and murdering him because I he "made some remarks" to Mrs. Bryant in the Bryant store and then whistled at her as he departed Dorothy Ann Brown, 7, accepting her puppy after it was freed from sewer. Associated Press WirephotoJ North Tonawanda, N. Sept. 9 IF Pooch, a mongrel dog, crawled into a sewer pipe yesterday.

It took six town Ifrggz.3.!. shove1' and OBITUARIES Bryant and Milam pleaded recent years, were held yester-innocent to the kidnaping and day in Green Bay, Wis. Mrs. murder indictments. Officers Cunningham, who was the wife said thev admitted taking Till of Secor Cunningham re- from the homo but claimed they released him unharmed Mrs.

Bryant said he was not the boy who gave her a wolf whistle." Cheer Till Case Action Memphis, Sept. 9 Fifteen thousand delegates to a Negro religious convention today roared approval of a res-oijticn commending Mississippi law officers for their handling of the Emmett Till case. The resolution was presented by Dr. J. II.

Jackson of Chicago, president of the National Baptist Convention U. S. representing churches with a total of 4 million members. DISAVOWS RED AID Mrs. Mamie Bradley, 33, of 6427 St.

Lawrence whose son, Emmett Till. 14, was mur dered in Mississippi Aug. 26, BLOOM A monument fill be dedicated In niemnry of Rose Biccm, beloved wife of Charles, mother of Alex arid Louis, Sunday. Sept. 11, 2 p.

Eickur Ciioicm, Waid-heira. gite 3. CANOFF Dedication of a monument to the memory of Gertrude canon, Deioved wile of Nat; lovin? mother of Raymond and James, on Sunday. Sept. 11.

1955, at 11:30 a. at Rosemout Park cemetery, 6750 W. Addison street. COOPER The family will dedicate a monument to the cherished memory of father and husband. Jacob M.

Cooper, at Rosemont Park cemetery. 67 58 W. Addison street. Sunday. Sept.

11. 1955, at 11 a. m. FOX A dedication cf monument In lovtae memory of Rosalind Fox. beloved wife of Albert devoted mother of Helen Kaufman, on Sunday, Sept.

11, 1 p. West-lawn cemetery. CARMISA A monument will be dedicated In loving memory of Recina Garmisa. Sunday, Sept. 11.

2 p. at South Side Hebrew consrejation. Waidhelm, gate 44, Vtt Plaines avenue. GOLDSTLI.V A monument wil! be dedicated In memory of the late Charaa Goldstein, dear mother of David, Sunday, Sept. 11, at 11:30 a.

O. B. gate 54, Waidhelm cemetery. GOLDSTUN A dedication of a monument In memory of Iador Goldstein, beloved husband of Ethel. Sunday.

Sept. 11. 2:30 p. Anshe Emet section. Memorial Park.

GORCHOFF A monument vriU be dedicated In memory of Doris Gorchoff. nee Wmnick. Sunday. Sept. 11.

2 p. m. Kehliath Jacob, gate 48, Waidhelm cemetery. GlITEBMAN A monument will be dedicated in memory of Dora Gutterman, beloved mother of Lena Ader. Anna Grossman, Rose Sineer, Evelyn Levin, and Manny, at Westlawn cemetery, Sunday, Sept.

11, 12 noon. HAMBURGER A monument will be dedicated In memory of Louis HamburAr. beloved husband of Bertha, and children. Sunday. Sept.

11. 2 p. Westlawn cemetei y. HARRIS A monument will be dedicated in memory of Lettie L. Karris, beloved wife of Benjamin.

Sunday, Sept. 11, 1:30 p. et Rosehlil cemetery. KALL1SH A monument will be dedicated to the memory of Ella Kallish, beloved wlte of Joseph; mother of Irving. Dorothy Cohen, Ethel Kriozere, Bettv Demovskv, and Harry Kallish.

Sunday, Sept. 11. at 12:45 p. Westlawn cemetery. Gardenia section.

KOVAl A monument will' be dedicated in memory of Kitty A. Koval on Sunday, Sept. 11. at 12 noon, Westlawn cemetery. Rose section.

LANDSMAN- A monument will be dedicated in memory cf Harry L. Landsman, beloved husband of Gertrude and devoted father of Jerome L. and Estelle Rosenbaum, Sunday. Sept. 11.

1:30 p. at Westlawn cemetery. Carnation section. LAVINE A monument will be dedicated to the memory of Jack Levine Sunday. Sept.

11. 1:30 p. at Independent Western Star, Waldheim. LEV A monument will be dedicated In memory of Iva Lev, beloved wife of Joseph, loving mother of Phillip and sister of Jack. Julius, and Albert Levlnson, Sunday.

Sept. 11. 2 p. tn at Westiawn cemetery. LEVIN'SON Dedication of a monument to the memory of Kate Levinson, beloved mother of Charles.

Rose Phillips. William, Rae Miller, Al, Ann Berebitsky, Louis, and Harry, on Sunday. Sept. 11, at 1 p. at Miske Gemoxa, gate 11, Waldheim.

LEVITON' A dedication of monument In memory of Nathan Leviton, beloved husband of Ida; devoted father of Lawrence and Bernard. Sunday, Sept. 11. 11 a. O.

K. O. J. cemetery, gate 36, Des Plaines avenue, Waldheim. LISS Harry fChaskelHssI and Minnie l.iss.

Double dedication. Sunday, Sept. 11, et 1 p. at Anshe Zitomer Volin. MA VN A monument will be dedicated In loving memory of Frieda Mann, beloved wife cf Max: mother of Rose Winner.

Ann Nusinnw. Leona Schanks. Maurice Mann, Boss Pales. Dr. Joseph Mann: grandmother of 13; Ereat-granrimother of 6, on Sunday, Sept.

11, 1 p. Waldheim cemetery, 18th and Harlem, Kiever Progressive Vercln. gate 278. MEIZVFR A monument In lovin? memory of Oscar Metzner will be dedicated by his family. Sunday.

Sept. 11. 2:15 p. General Jewish Waidhelm, entrance on Harlem, near 18th. MOFFETT A monument will be dedicated In memory of Ida Moffett, Sunday, Sept.

11. 2 p. at Westlawn cemetery. Petunia lection. NATHAN" Dedication of a monument In loving memory of William Nathan, befoved husband of Mae, Sunday.

Sept. 11, 1 o'clock, Westlawn, Section E. NATHAN SON A monument will be dedicated In memory of Ida CChia Nathan-son, beloved wife of the late Meyer, dear mother of Rose and Maurice Srnoler. Sunday, Sept. 11, 1 p.

Nusach Sfaard cemetery, gate 38, Des Plaines avenue, Waidheim. PODOLSKY A monument will be dedicated In memory of Sarah Podolsky Sunday. Sept. 1, 2 p. Rosemont cemetery.

ROMAIN A monument will be dedicated to lovin? memory of our beloved sister, Adeline Fomain. Sunday, Sept. 11. 1:15 p. at Waldheim, p.

O. W. cemetery, gate 37. SACHNOFF Dedication of a monument In memory of Harry Saehnoff: beloved husband of Sadie; father of Herman. Dolores Savner, and Doris Rubin, on Sunday, Sept.

11, 12 noon, Westlawn cemetery. IN MEMORIAM GILLIS Fannie Gillis. In loving memory of our sister, who passed away two years ago today, mme AND ETTA. GILLIS Fannie Gillis. In memory of our aaorea mother, who passed away two years aeo tooav.

HEARTBROKEN DAUGHTERS. HELEN WEISBROD AND BEE SULLIVAN. KONDFLIK Joseph F. Kcndelik, Sept. 10.

1940, In loving memory. WIFE AND DAUGHTER. O'KEEFE In cherished memory of James J. O'Keefe who passed away suddenly two years ago toaay. LOVING FAMILY.

ANNOUNCEMENTS MEMORIALS FOR THE HEART FUND are ts deductible. They help heart research. Request Information about bequests. Chicaro iieart Association. 69 w.

a ashlngton-st. -CEMETERIES- ARLINGTON CEMETERY Four grave lot. Bfst offer! RAvenswood 8-5557. 3 GRAVE lot Montrose cera. Reas.

John Rob-an. FVerrJade 4-P098. OAKRIDGE 4 graves, r.t 147, section $300. HOllycourt 5-6898. DEATH NOTICES ALMCRANTZ Signe V.

Almcrantz, Sept. 8 1955. late of 4127 N. Moody avenue beloved wife of Karl dear mother of Arnold Almcrantz: fond sister of Bertha Palmblad. Ebba Fritz, and Ella Carlson.

Funeral Saturday. 3:30 p. at chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue at Foster. Interment Rosehlil.

Member of Illinois loc.se. Nc. 2, 1. O. G.

T. LOngbeach 1-5147. ANGOLA Rudolph Anjrola, hur-band of EMe Dersen Angola: brother of Mrs. Charlotte Bauer of Berlin, Germany: brcther-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.

William Hoshell. Per. ices 1 p. m. Tuesday at chapel.

52 3 Laite street. Oak Park. Interment Wcrdlawn. BAHRT Anthony Bahry, beloved husband of Anna; dear father of Olga TDonaldl Larson; loving grandfather of Karen; fond brother of EH. Funeral Monday, 9 a.

from chapel. 2321 Chica-ro avenue, to St. Nicholas church. Interment St. Nicholas' cemetery.

ARmitage 6-4 575. BALTESKONIS Richard John Balteskonls, dear husband of Lucille, nee Pettolino; fond father of Julie, Richard Nicholas and Annitte: son of Victor and the late Julia: brother of Victor Jr. and Robert. Funeral Monday at 8:30 a. from chapel, 1946 W.

avenue. Mass 9:30 a. St. Francis Xavier Cabrinl church. Interment St.

Mary'a cemetery. SEeley 3-0463. BARTtCCI Maria Bartuccl. nee Fallico. devoted wife of Carmen; dear mother of Mrs.

Madeline Bartuch and Mrs. Frances 1 Pete Menza: beloved grandmother of 21; great-STandmother of tlx. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a. from chapel, 813 w. Taylor street, to Our Lady of Pompeii church.

Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. MOnroe 6-0449. BARTl'CH See Bartucct notice. BENSON Minnie Benson, 7522 S. Sangamon street, Sept.

7. 195 5, beloved wife of Martin Benson; dear mother of Louise Piepho, Naydene Armsbury. Martin E. and Norma Capman; grandmother of nine: s'ster of Lena Grolbert and Clara Hinkle of Kansas City. Kai.

At chapel. 7030 S. Halsted atreet. where services will be held Saturday, Sept. 10, et 1:30 P.

under the auspices of Banner Blue chapter. No. 788, O. E. S.

Interment Cedar Park. BIELA See Acchony Grazlano notice. BISSEN Joseph Blssen. late of 6232 N. Campbell avenue, beloved husband of Celine.

Member of Flat Janitors local No. 1. Services Monday, Sept. 12, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 5200 N.

West-em avenue, corner Foster, to St. Mathlas" church. Interment St. Bonllace'a. LOng-beach 1-6874.

BOSMAX John Bosnian, formerly of 7250 S. Green street, beloved husband cf the late Bertha, nee Postma; fond father of Benjamin Herman, Susan Boersma, Henry. Bertha Sykora. Clarence, and Albert: grandfather of 17; great-grandfather of one. Resting at chepel.

938 69th street, where jervir.es will be held Monday. 1:30 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. Hudson 3-0123.

BICKLET Frances H. Buckley. Ill Berry parkway. pari 111., beloved wife of w. Thomas Buckiey: dear sister of Mar.e Jtlius.

Funeral Monday, Sent. 12, 9:30 a. from funral 120 S. Northwest highway. Park P.idce, to St.

Paul of the Cross Mass 10 a. m. Interment All Saints'. TAlcott 3-1223. CARSON Julia E.

Carson, nee Havey. beloved wife of the late Austin; loving mother of Frances Neary, Eeroeis Hebert-s'relt. and Neill: fond grandmother of Shelly Hackett. Maude and Neill Carson, Donald and Gerald Hebenstreit: dear sister of Huh Havey of Clearwater, Minn. Funeral from funeral heme.

4325 Lawrence avenue, at Loweil. Mondey. 9:30 a. to St- Edward's church- Fend du Lsc. Wia papers please copy.

Interment AU Saints'. MUlberry 5-4400. CATANES Anthony James Castans of Sickle. dearly beloved husband of nee Fahicianis; loving father cf Cnryseiss: dear brother of Christ and Peier; fend brother-in-law cf James and Anthony Fahlgianls. Gecrge Pashes.

Heien Castanes. and Helen Pashes. Funeral Monday, 12:30 p. from chapel, 4700 N. Western avenue, to St.

Demetric' church. 2 704 Carmea avenue, at 1 p. m. Inter cent ZUmwood, LOnioeaca, 1-S6S6. SALERNO See Grazlano notice.

SCH AEFER Rudolph W. Schaefer. beloved huscand cf Fanny, ree Cox: icving father cf Waiter Alan and Joan Resting at luneial home. 2 627 Lawrence avenue. Service Saturday at 2 p.

to Graceiacd cemetery. LOngbeach. 1-4343, SCHOFIEID Oliver beloved husband of Leona. Member of xaxirab Drivers, Maintenance, and Garage Helpers union. No.

777. Services Saturday. Sept. 10. 1 p.

at funeral home. 5200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Elm-wood cemetery. LOngbeach 1-6874.

Ft 1.7 Abraham K. Sell, Sept, 1955. beloved husband of Marion R. Slt; devote lather of Mrs. Katharine S.

Mayer. Mrs-Margaret S. Block. Mra. Eleanor S.

Shoerw berg, and Mrs. Barbara S. Lebus. Funeral at the convenience of the laauly. Pieaaa omit Cowers.

SEMB Fred Semb. beloved husband of the late Esther; brcthet of Sigurd and the late Peter and Charlotte. Services Saturdav. Sept. 10.

2:30 p. at luneral heme. 5200 N. Western avenue, comer cf Foster. Interment Mount Olive cemetery.

LOngbeacii 1-6874. SHAFFER Rachel Shaffer. 3531 Broadway, suddenly. Sept. 7.

1955, In Salinas. beloved wile of the late William lond mother of Mildred Irnhof. Brace aid Donald; grandmother of seven grandchildren. At chapel, 6501 N. Ashiand avenue, where services will be held Saturday.

Sept. 10, at 3 p. m. Interment Acacia Fark. SHEEHY Thomas J.

Sheehy. late of 432 w. Root street, beloved husband cf Elizabeth McDonald Sheehy; dear father of Thomas J. Robert, Francis. Donald.

James, and John Sheehy. Funeral Mon- 1 day. 9:45 a. from funeral home, Halsted at 76th, street, to St. Gabriel' church.

Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Member cf Franklin union, fio. 4.

STewart 3-7700. SHEIL Patrick W. Shell, late of 4158 S. Rockwell, dearly beloved husband of Elsie, nee Belz: devoted son ol the late John and Catherine Plunkett Shell: fond brother of Anne, Mary, the late John. Joseph, and James.

Funeral Monday. 9 a. Ircra. luneral heme. 37th street, at Low avenue, to St.

Agnes' church. Interment Huly Sepulchre cemetery. VArds 7-0925. 8IFLOFF Retnold Sieloft cf 227 S. West-more avenue.

Lombard, 111., beloved husband of Emma: dear father of Roy: lond brother of Ida Heft, Berth Gustafscn and Emma Zenka. At chapel, 1 34 S. Yo-c street, F.imhurst. where services will held Monday. 1 p.

m. Interment Eira Laan. Information, 2-0018. SKLARE Florence T. Sklare of 431 Roscoa street, daughter of the late 'Harry ard Leah: sister of Louis Anne, Kathrya Dorothea Irving E.

of Portland. and the late Julius B. Services Men-day, 1 p. at chepel. 5706 Broadway.

Interment Jewish Waldheim. In lieu of llowers. contributions may be made ta M-icI ael Reese tumor clinic. SMITH Peter J. Smith ol 2308 W.

112th street, beloved husband of Helen Werd Smith: fond father of John Elieu Patricia Ryan, Genrose. and James E. Smith; brother ol Mary Flatiey. Margaret Bailer. Florence Holmes.

John, Harold, and the lats Josephine and George SuciX At funeral lvme. 69th at Justine street. Funeral Monday. 9:15 a. to St.

Capstan's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member cf Plasterers union, local No. 5. SPANIK Susan Span, nee belovel wife of Joseph: loving sister cf Anna Pav-llk.

Katherlne Boor. Kristlna Krajci. John. Martin, and Elizabeth Konkus. Funeral Saturday.

1:30 p. from chapel. 5620- -24 Irving Park road, to Trinity Slovak Lutheran church. La Crosse. Fester, and avenues.

Interment B'hrruan National. PEnsaccl 6-9000 or MOnro 6-3877. STENGL Freda P. Ster.gl. nee Thompson, beloved wiie of Ropert; lond mother of Robert C.

and Elizabeth Ann: lovtrg daughter of Fred E. and Opha Thcrr.nscii; sister of Dorothy Asman: daunter-m-law of Mary Stengl. Member of Faitrt Presbyterian church; Mothers" club of Byfard school, and sponsor of Brcwr-la troupe. No. 658.

Resting at funeral home. 5701-03 W. Division street, where service will be held 11 a m. Saturdav, Sert. 10.

the Rev. T. J. Megahey of Faith Presbyterian church officiating. Interment Acacia Park cemetery.

AUstin 7-4440. STONE Joseph Stone. See Kaminski eotlc. SCTTON Elizabeth Sutton, nee Rich. Sept-9.

beloved wife of the late Edwin R. Sutton: dear mother of Edith Pechtoidt and Edwin A. Sutton: grandmother ot Edith Peterson, and three slsier of Mathilda Danner. Rest-lne at funeral home, 4817 Chicago avenue. Services Monday, Sept.

12, at 2 p. m. Interment Oakridge cemetery, AIT Rum Cadwallader Talt of Evans! widow of J. Milton Tait; loving mother of Marion Tait Meisome: grandmother of Robin sister cf Edith Welton. the late Converse B.

Cadwallader. and Katherlne Straftord. Services Saturday. 3 P. at chapel.

1460 Sherman avenue. Evanston. Interment Rosehlil. TALL A RICO Russell Tallarico. Sept.

1955. beloved husband ot Angelme Tallarico: lather of Joseph. Joy. Norman, and Donald: grandfather of Susan. At luneral home, 244 w.

North avenue, thru Sunday evening. Interment t- Paul-Minn. VENHrn. Grace K. Venhuda, nee Kraemer.

of 2830 W. 21st street, beloved mother of Arlene; dear daughter cf Michael end Julia Kraemer. Funeral Monday. 1:30 p. at chapel, 26S8 S.

Central Park avenue. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. LAwndaie 1-3101. WARRINGTON Edith Warrington, at Pinellas Park. Sept.

1. beloved mother of Mrs. O. K. Joy I Bismarck end Mrs.

Victor Humphries; grandmother of four. Memorial service Monday. Sept. 12. 2 p.

at Country Churcii of th City. 1307 Granville avenue. WHITMAN Paul F. Whitman. 4818 N.

Ashiand avenue, Sept. 9. 1955, beloved husband of Agnes: dear father of Beverly brother of Darrel. Edward, and Edna Lyons. At chapel.

5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Sept. 10, at 4 p. m. Interment Boone, la.

WIERSIG Robert H. Wierslg, 2 344 N. California avenue, darling husband ot Lettie; lend brother of Emii. Charles, Minnie Schoenrcck, and Elsie Service Saturday. 2 p.

et funeral home. 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment St. Member cf True Blue lodge. No.

994. A. F. A A. M.

and the Venti.ai-lr.g Contractors Ass n. WILDER Edward C. Wilder, beloved husband of Fannie Wilder, nee Mitchell: for.4 lather of Edward Raymond C. Wilder, Anna May Feipel; grandfather of three: brother of Mayme Day, Steiia Wood. Conrad Wilder.

Katherine Forman. Funeral Monday. Sept. 12, at 1:30 p. at chapel, 1844 W.

63d street. Interment Clarendon Hills. Member ot Norlinwood lodge. No. SO, I.

O. O. Past Noble Grand Mystic Star lodge. No. 758.

A. F. A. and Brotherhood cf Locomotlv Engineers, P. R.

R. PRcspect 6-1837. WILLIAMS Sp. 3'c Clifford P. Williams.

ra V. S. loving son of Mary Fiaia i and Oscar Williams: brother cf Thomas and Carol Marie: grandson of Elbridge and Annie end Ceciie Williams. Funeral Monday, 1:30 p. at chapel.

2654 W. 21st stret. Intermmt Memorial Estates cemetery. Bishop 7-724 0. WILKIN John M.

Wilkin, beloved husband of Barbara, nee Sippel: lond lather of Barbara Grammas. John Eleanor. Charles, Loretta Belclk, Lawrence, and Edward: grandfather of 16; brother of Cecilia, Margaret, and the late Rev. Peter, Jacob. Rose, and Richard.

Funeral Monday. Sept. 12. et 9:30 a.m., from funeral home. 2130-32 W.

21st street, to St-Paul's church. Mass 10 a. Interment Queen of Heaven. Virginia 7-7758. WILSON Elizabeth Wilson, nee Balow.

beloved wile of William; dear mcther of Edward, Herbert, and Edith Pat'erson; sister of Annie Wastl and William Balow, the late Gussie and Charies Balcw; grandmother ef Debra Lynn and Scctt Edward Wilson. Service Mondey, 1 p. at RU Luke's church, Beimoat and Greenview. Interment Eden. Lying in state at chuird from 12 noon Monday until hour of service.

Resting at luneral home, 1458 Eeimont avenue. Wl'CKI Anna Wuckl. wife of John: beloved mother of Vivian; daughter of Alex and the late Julia Stacheiskl: sister cf Mike end Ignace. Funeral from chapel. 708 N.

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a tA al ail AP new dispatches- CHEPl'RKA Sophie Chepurka, beloved wife oi oecrge; oear sister ui iviary nwasum. Funeral Monday. 1:30 p. from chapel. 2321 Chicago venue, to Holy Resurrection church.

California avenue and Le street. Interment Elmwood cemetery. ARml-tage 6-4575. COLBERT Bertram A. Colbert of 2740 N.

Ashiand. Sept. 9, beloved husband of Grace; dear father of Bertram Colbert Edythe Stapleton, and Sister M. Martin de Porres; grandfather of Patricia. Resting at funeral parlor.

2708 N' Western avenue. Funeral notice later. HUmboldt 6-1716. CONNERS Use Weinberger Conners, Sept. 8.

ol 2604 E. 74th place, beloved wife of John fond mother of Mrs. Jean Ann Cronin. Earbara H-. and Patricia Florence: sister of Mrs.

Florence Lynn, Mrs. Margaret Duffy, and Mrs. Helen Stark: grandmother of Caron Ann and Nancy Jean Cronin. Funeral Saturday, 10 from chapel, Jeffery boulevard at 77th street, to St. Brides church.

Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre, SOutn Shore 8-8822. CUNNINGHAM Laura Shane Cunningham In Princeton. formerly of Chicago and Palm Beach, Sept.

6, wife of Secor Cunntneham daughter of Mrs. Frank L. Shane: sister of Mrs. Howard E. Lucia: Mrs.

Samuel J. Campbell. William and Clarence Shane. Private sen-Ices at Green Bay. Wis.

DAHLQCIST George H. Dahlqulst. Sept. 8. 1955.

late of 2627 W. Fitch avenue, beloved husband of Lillian, nee Nordr dear father of William; dear grandfather of Steven and Lauren; dear son of Ellen end the late Anton Dahlqutst; fond brother of Herbert A. Dahlqust. Funeral Saturday. 2 p.

at chapel. 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster. Interment Rose-hill. Member of Paul Revere lodge.

No. 998. A. F. A.

Wiley M. Egan chapter. No. 12 6, R. A.

Chicago command-ery. No. 19. K. Medinah Shrine.

A. A. O. N. M.

H. P. nd A. C. C.

C. association: Orphel Singing club, and Elliy Caldwell post. No. 606, American Legion. In lieu of flowers make contributions to Olivet Lutheran Church Memorial fund.

LOngbeach 1-5147. DA VIES Dorene Ann Davies of 754 5 S. Wood street, darling daughter of Walter R. and Katherlne Bohllg; dear sister of Wayne ar.d Katherlne Louise; fond granddaughter of Eleanor Davies and Louise end Henry Bohlig. Funeral Monday.

9 a. from funeral home at 79th street and Loomis boulevard, to Little Flower church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Infortiatiou, TRiangle 4-1187. DOF.RMAVN The Rev.

Martin P. F. Doer-mann. D. husband of Sophia, nee Krebs; father of Regina Kordewlch Erna Carrier, Viola Asplund.

Irene Sagebiel. Anita Doer-mann. Vera Schuldt. Doris Schuldt, the Rev, Carl and the Rev. Gerbard Doerrnann: stepfather of Arthur and Paul A.

Krebs; brother of Clara and August Doermann. Resting at funeral home, 2601 Vermont street. Blue Island. In state at First Lutheran church, comer of G-ove and Ann streets, from 1 p. m.

Sunday. Services Monday. 1 p. m. Interment Lutheran.

FUiton 5-0350. DOLCE Anna Dolce, dear mother of Mrs. Phyiiss Gerace and Mrs. Rose Giambalvo; eight grandchildren: 17 great-grandchildren. Resting at chapel, 1158 W.

Grand avenue. Funeral Monday, Sept. 12, et 9:15 a. m. to Sancta Maria Addo-lorata.

Interment Mount Carmel. Information, MOnroe 6-52 88. EGAN James P. Egan, beloved husband of r.ee Boyle; loving father of Mary McAvoy, James C. P.

and Margaret fond brother of the late Winifred Boyle: eight grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday. Sept. 13. at 9:30 a.

m. from funeral heme, 2701 W. 63d street, at Washtenaw avenue, to St. Rita's church. Interment St.

Mary's. Member of St. Rita Holy Name society and Stationary Engineers, local No. 399. PRospect 6-8300.

EC.I.ER Jnseph Egler. suddenly, devoted husband of Elizabeth Sheil Egler: beloved father of Joseph Jr. end Pauline Catherine Egler; loving grandfather of four. Fu neral Saturday, Sept. 10.

at 9 a. m. from chapel. 3604 Ogden avenue, to Blessed Sacrament cfcurcri. Interment St.

Mary's cemetery. FARRELL Josephine Quinn Farrell, loving wife of the late Edward Farrell, lond sister of Martin Thomas, and William Wencll. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from funeral Home. 712 W.

31st street, to St. David's church. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Information, Victory 2-1158. FIFLD Edna Field, Sept.

8. 1955. late of 2617 N. Spaulding avenue; dear daughter of the late Frances and James H. Field.

Funeral Saturday, 12:30 p. at chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster. Interment Graceland. LOngbeach 1-5147.

FLTNN" James T. Flynn, sen of the late Maurice and Elizabeth Flynn; fond brother of Maurice. Mrs. Elizabeth Hogan. the late Anna and Thomas.

Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from funeral home, 3159 Jackson boulevard at Kedzie, to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Interment Mount Carmel. Past Commander of Norman J.

Cornwall post. No. 275, A. L. KEdzle 3-1617.

FLYNN Corp. John A. Flynn. U. S.

te le of 4422 W. Maypole avenue. killed In action in Korea. Nov. 30.

1950, devoted son of Edward J. and F.sther Flynn, nee Koenlg: dear brother of Edward Robert, William, Joseph, Mrs. Mary Artman. and Mrs. Shirley Bod-ner.

At funeral home. 412 N. Austin boulevard, at Lake at. Funeral Monday. 10 a.

to St. Mel's church. Mass 10:30 a. m. Burial Queen of Heaven.

MAns-field 6-2329. FLVEGGE Johanna Fluegge, Des Plaines. 111., beloved wife of the late William; dear mother of Alfred. Herbert, and the late William three grandchildren; fond sister of Albert Brennwald and Bertha Luedke. Resting at funeral home.

Lee and Perry streets. Des Plaines. where services will be held Monday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Eden cemetery.

VAnderbilt 4-5155. GARBOSSA Giacomo Garbossa. suddenly, beloved husband of Antonia, nee Parolin; dear father of John. Resting at chapel, 1158 W. Grand avenue.

Funeral Monday, Sept. 12. at 8:30 a. to Santa Maria Addolorata church. Interment St.

Joseph's. MOnroe 6-5288. GARCIA Angel G. Garcia of 5349 N. Sheridan road.

Sept. 7, 1955, beloved brother of Jose and Josefa. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday. Sept.

10, at 11 a. m. Interment All Saints'. GARTEMANN Emelia Cartemann. beloved sister of Gustav and William Lewln.

Services Monday. Sept. 12, at 2 p. at funeral home. 344 0 N.

Central avenue. Interment Forest Home. KJldare 5-5420, GRAZIANO Anthony Graziano. suddenly, late of 2317 W. Cortez street, loving husband of Charlotte, nee Biela: dear father of Marlene: fond son of Rose and the late Joseph: beloved brother of Josephine Messina.

Joseph, Mae Salemo, John. Virginia Catanzaro. and Gus. Funeral Monday. 9 a.

from chapel, 624 N. Western avenue, to Our Ladv cf Good Counsel church. Interment St. Adalbert's. ARmitage 6-7800.

GUt'ENWALD Anna Gruenwald. beloved wife of George: dear mother of Andrew and Charles; four grandchildren. Grand vice president of Hermann Sisters, member of Lodge No. 27. and Buerger Frauen Verein.

Resting at chapel, 2742 Lincoln avenue. Services Monday. 8:45 a. under the auspices of Hermann Sisters lodge, thence to St. Alphonsus' church for 10 a.

m. mass. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. Information, Buckingham 1-6680.

GCNOFRSON Adelaide B. Gunderson. Sept. 9, 1955. mother of Floyd B.

Reslar. Resting at funeral home, 318 N. Central avenue. Austin. Service Monday.

11 a. m. Interment Plymouth. Ind. AUstin 7-0017.

HEUN Olivia Heun. wife of the lata Ferdi nand: beloved mother of Clara Strom Glauser, Mae Weaver, Mathilda Biehl, the late Pearl Hopewell and Lester Burnett; grandmother of 19: great-grandmother of 3 5 and great-great-grandmother of two. At funeral heme, 3918 Irving Park road. Service Monday at 2:30 p.m. Interment Mount Olive cemetery.

HEYWORTH Marguerite Kallscheuer Hey-worth. Sept. 9, of 2668 E. 73d street, beloved wife of the late Lawrence; loving mother of Comdr. Lawrence U.

S. sister of the late Anthony Kallscheuer. Resting at chapel after 3 p. m. Sunday.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel, Jeffery boulevard at 77th street, to St. Philip Neri church. Maas 10 a. m.

Interment famliv lot. Please omit flowers. SOuth Shore 8-8822. HOFFMAN Henry Hoffman of 1832 N. Hudson avenue, survived by one sister In Austria.

Member of Bakers union. Local No. 2 and Rakers Singing society. Services Monday, 3 P. at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue.

Interment Acacia Park. HOFFMANN Maxim IMax Hoffmann, 1117 S. Suciid avenue. Oak Park, beloved husband of Dorothy, nee Johnson; fond father of MaJtine, Geraldine. and Celeste; brother of Henry, Albert, Ida.

and Emma. Service Saturday, Sept. 10, 2 p. at funeral home, 6901-03 Roosevelt road. Interment Chapel, Hill Gardens West.

Member of Chicago Typographical union. No. 16. STanley 8-0904. Glen Arthur Hubbert.

fomerly cf Downers Grove, beloved husband of Jean, nee Comstock: fond father of Paul Ferrel, Gary Arthur, and Patrick Nelson Hubbert: dear son of Alameda aad the late Blair E. Service Monday, Sept. 12, 2 p. at funeral home. 4920 Main street.

Downers Grove. Interment Greenwood cemetery, Hinckley, 111. JACOBSEN Sarah R. Jacobsen, dearly beloved mother of Amy, Harriet Clouston, Irving, and Ruth: fond sister of Louise Pierson and Heiga Blng. Service Saturday, 2 p.

at chapel, 3834-36 Irving Park road. Interment Mount Olive. IRving 8-0666. JANKOWSKI Rose Jankowskl, 3641 S. Hermitage avenue, Sept.

9, 1955, beloved mother cf John. Frances. Stanley, Boles-law. Walter, Anthony. Helen, and Clara: mother-in-law of Anthony Swan, Charies Helfert.

Earl Kowalski, Mary. Helen, Helen, Henrietta. Helen Kolakowski; grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Funeral from chepel, 37 56 S. Paulina street, Tuesday.

9:30 a. to SS. Peter and Paul church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. LAfayette 3-0629.

JE7EK Joseph Jezek. late of 3442 S. Ridgeland avenue, Berwyn, beloved husband of the late Barbora; dear father of Bessie Saiiny. WilUam. Anton, and the late Sadie Pladek: grandfather of seven: great-grandfather of two.

Services Satur-dv. Sept. 10. at 1:30 p. et chapel.

6507 W. Cermak road. Berwyn, Interment Bohemian National. GUnderson 4-6310 JONES Cora V. Jones, nee Barker, of 1415 S.

Grove avenue. Park Ridge, dearly beloved wife cf the late Arthur loving mother cf Myrtle Kidney; grandmother of David and Karen: sister of Lyle C. Barker. Resting at funeral home, 820 Talcott road, at Cumberland, Park Ridge. Funeral Monday, Sept.

12. at 11 a. m. Burial private. TAlcott -5122.

1 i 9 A 'it i v. i several drills 22 hours to get him out. h's mistress, Dorothy Brown, 7, stood among the hundreds who watched the rescue operation. Sgt. John J.

Ryan Sgt. John J. Ryan, 48, of 10040 Fairfield assigned to the police stolen auto section, died yesterday in his home. Sgt. Ryan joined the department in 1935 and also had served at the South Chicago and Grand Crossing stations.

He was promoted to sergeant Nov. 1, 1953. Surviving are his widow, Anna Marie; three children, John J. Roger, and Noreen, and a brother, the Rev. Cornelius S.

Ryan. Mass will be said at 11 a.m. Monday in St. John Fisher church. Abraham K.

Selz Abraham K. Selz, 73, of the Drake hotel, Chicago business executive, died last night in Highland Park hospital. For many years he was associated with Selz, Schwab and company, shoe wholesalers, which was founded in 1871 by his father, Maurice. The company went out of business in 1929. Mr.

Selz leaves his widow, Marion; four daughters, Mrs. Frank D. Mayer, Mrs. Philip D. Block Mrs.

John M. Shoenberg, and Mrs. Oliver H. Lebus, and 11 grandchildren. William F.

Steele William F. Steele, 74, of the Wacker hotel, 109 W. Huron an author and magician known as Rufus Steele, died yesterday in the Veterans Research hospital. He was past president of the International Brotherhood of Magicians and wrote several books on contract bridge. Services will be held at 3:45 p.

m. Monday in the chapel at 5501 N. Ashland. Harry S. Toy Detroit, Sept.

9 Special Harry S. Toy, 63, who held several high offices in city, county, and state governments, died today in his suite in a local hotel after a heart attack. In a 42 year public career he was Wayne county prosecutor, state attorney general, state Supreme court justice, and Detroit police commissioner. Walter von Moock Walter von Moock, 74, of 3941 Pine Grove treasurer since 1913 of Crooks Terminal Warehouses, 5967 W. 65th Clearing, died yesterday.

He formerly was a member of the Chicago Board of Trade. His widow, Louise, survives. Services will be at 3 p. m. Tuesday in the chapel at 5501 N.

Ashland av. Mrs. Samuel Meyer Mrs. Amelia Meyer, 70, of 1706 Humboldt died yesterday at Mount Sinai hospital. She was a member of the Beth-El Temple Sisterhood for 45 years.

Surviving are her husband, Samuel, and a son, Joel. Services will be held Monday noon in the chapel at 3021 Lawrence av. Mm. W. Thomas Buckley Mrs.

Frances H. Buckley. Ill Berry Park Ridge, wife of W. Thomas, president of the building corporation 'bearing his name at 100 N. La Salie died yesterday in her home.

She also leaves a sister. Mass will be said at 10 a. m. Monday in St Paul of the Cross church, Park Ridge. Mrs.

Frances Menning Mrs. Frances Menning, 88. of 2516 N. Washtenaw died in her home yesterday. She was a Logan Square resident 70 years.

Surviving are two daughters and two sons. Services will be held at 2:30 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 3301 Fullerton av. aid yesterday she hopes the! widow, Grace; a son, Bertram Communis party and subver-'A.

and a daughter, Mrs. Mve organizations do not seize Edythe Stapleton. the murder as an opportunity of the late George fond mother of Irv ing; Royl, and the late Sheldon C. Knight; grandmother of Marilyn Kasch. George, Robert, and James Knight.

Nancy Cowser. and Friscllia Bredemeier; great-grandmother of nine. Service 1 p. m. Monday at funeral heme.

4447 Irving Park road. Interment Acacia Park. KREKEL Hilda Theodora Krefcel cf Evans-ton, sister cf Mrs. C. M.

Morgan of Glen Ellyn. and the late Frank L. Krekel. Services Saturday, 2:30 p. St.

Mark's Episcopal church. Glen EUyn. Interment Forest HM cemetery. KRCMDICK Herman Krumdlck of Berwyn, 111., beloved husband of Minnie, nee Kam-radt: fond father of Leslie and the late Elmer, grandfather cf Leslie, Orville. and Melvin; brother of August.

Member cf Chicago lodge. No. 55. O. O.

Pleiades lodge. No. 478. A. F.

ic A. Logan chapter. No. 196. R.

A. Scottish rite, and Medinah temple. Former alderman of the old 11th ward Chicago and former town collector cf Berwyn. 111. Resting at funeral home, 6842 W.

Cermak road. Jrom noon. Friday, to noon, Saturday. Resting at funeral home, 5701-03 W. Division street, after 2 p.

m. Saturday and until time of service, 1 p. Monday, Sept. 12. Entombment Oakridge cemetery.

LASSEN 1st Lt. Curtis B. Larsen, U. S. A.

suddenly, at Alexandria. iscl Sept. 6. 1955. beloved husband of Beverly; dear father of Karen Elizabeth: fond son of -the late James and Elizabeth Larsen.

Funeral Monday, 4 p. at funeral chapel, 4338 Fullerton avenue. At rest after 12 noon Sunday. Interment Denver, Colo. LARSEN Marie A.

Larsen of 6712 N. Artesian avenue, beloved wife cf Josef Larsen; dear sister of Martin H. Grotvedt, and two brothers in Norway. Services Monday. 1:30 p.

at luneral home. 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Mount Olive. LAST John F. Last, dearly beloved husband of the late Martha; fend father cf Leona and the late Carl.

Resting at funeral home, 4138 W. North avetiue. Service 3 p. m. Monday.

Sept. 12. Interment ETm-wocd cemetery. BEimont 5-6812. LEAHY See Annie O'Connell notice.

LINDSTROM Edith M. Llndstrom, beloved daughter of the late Anna end Andrew. Resting at funeral home. 1107 W. 79th, until noon Saturday.

Services Saturday, Sept. 10, 3 p. at Bethany Mission Covenant church. 91st and Bishop streets. Interment Oak Hill.

LOVF Frank; Love, formerly of 8110 y. Claremont, at Sheldon. Sept. 8. 19 55, beloved husband of Blanche: fond father of Harold.

Vivian, and Lois; grand father of Linda. Funeral services at 10 a. m. Saturday at Sheldon, Wis. Burial Sheldon, Wis: MATOV5EK Frank J.

Matousek, beloved husband of the late Mary? nee Sturm: dear father of Sylvia Weiland, Lillian McKlsack. Bemlce King, Richard, and Robert; grandfather of 15: great-grandfather of 12. Funeral Monday, 1:30 P. at chapel, 3901 Chicago avenue, to Bohemian National. Please omit flowers.

KEdzle 3-4282. McCRADIE Dr. Andrew R. McCradie cf 7208 Constance avenue, loving father of Marilyn and Ross of Palmetto, fond brother of Margaret of Concord. Dr.

Raymond S. of Chicago Heights, and the late Robert of Oakland, Cal. Resting at chapel, 8400 S. Ashland avenue, after 5 p. m.

Saturday. Service Monday, 2 p. m. Interment Rosehlil. CEdarcrest 3-4310.

MFNNING Frances Menning, lond wife ot the late Theodore: beloved mother ot Wranda Snyder. Vera DeWltt, Theodore Dr. Carl, and the late Clara Otto; also survived by three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services Monday, 2:30 p. at luneral home.

3ioi iunerton-av. Interment Memorial Park. MENZA See Bartuccl notice. MICELLI Maria MiccllI, nee Barte'll. loving wife of the late Pasquale: devoted mother of Louis.

Joseph. Ralph, Mrs. Linda John 1 Mlrabelll. and the late Silvio; fond grandmother of eight: dear sister of Vincent Bartelll of Rockford. Funeral Tuesday.

8:30 a. from chapel, 813 W. Taylor street, to St. Franca Xavier Cabrini church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

MOnroe 6-6449. MITCHELL Micell! notice. MITCHELL Myron W. Mitchell. 906 N.

Winchester avenue, Sept. 8, 1955, husband of Millicent Mitchell, father of Aita; brother of Mrs. Helen Baldwin and Mrs. Luella Ashburn. At chapel.

5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services win be held Saturdav, Sept. 10, at 1 p. m. Interment Rosehlil.

In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to the Heart Fund. MORRISSEY Edith Tex Morrlssey. See Warrington notice. MtELLER Barbara Ann Mueller of 1612 S. Cortland, Park Ridge, dearly beloved daughter of George and Dorothy; fond sister of Nancy Kay Mueller: granddaughter of Anna L.

Mueller. Resting at luneral home. 820 Talcott road at Cumberland. Park Ridge. Funeral Saturday, Sept.

10, et 2 p. m. Entombment Acacia Park cemetery. TAlcott 3-5122. Jf.AGEL George W.

Nagel beloved husband of the late Ida father of the late Dorothy Claney and George W. passed away today, Sept. 8, In Chattanooga, Tenn. Funeral at National funeral home. Chattanooga, on Saturday, Sept, 10.

O'CONNELL Annie Leahy O'Connell. ree Fitzparrlck. of 324 S. Sacramento bcuie-vard; beloved wife of the late Timothy: fond mother cf Frank H. Leahy and the late Bernice Leahy; sister cf Elizabeth Fltzpatrick and Mary Carmody.

Funeral Monday, 10:30 a. from funeral home, 3159 Jackson boulevard, at Kedzie avenue, to Our Lady cf Sorrows church. Interment Mount Carmel. KEdzle 3-1617. O'CONNOR Daniel J.

O'Connor, beloved son of the late Daniel and Selma O'Connor; lond nephew of Barbara O'Connor. Funeral Saturday. Sept. 10, 10:30 a. lrom funeral home.

1359 Devon avenue at Glenwood, to St. Ignatius' church. Mass 11 a. m. Interment Calvary.

ROgers Park 4-1617. O'PIZZI Louis O'Pizzl, beloved husband of Elizabeth, nee Costa; fond father of Mil. Marie Johnson and Mrs. Virlyn Herley; grandfather of Ralph Jr. and James Johnson and Virlyn Ann and John Herley; brother of Rose Ailegrettl.

Frank, Amelia Sledel and the late Peter. Anthony, Joseph, and William. Funeral from chapel, 3100 Irving Park road. Monday. 9:30 a.m., to Our Lady of Mercy church.

Interment All Saints' cemetery. Please omit flowers. PAGONIS James Pagonls, let of 6331 S. Marshfleld avenue, beloved husband of Mary: fond brother of William and Tony. Funeral Monday, 12:30 p.

frm chapel. 6217 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Nicholas' church. Interment Eimwood.

PATRYAS Michael Patryas. beloved brother of Peter and Mary Nevers: brother-in-law of Juila: five nephews and seven Funeral Monday from luneral home. 1356 N. Oakley boulevard, at 9:30 a. m.

to St. Aloysius' church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Member of Catholic Order of Foresters.

BRunswlck 8-0497. PETERSEN Wilhelmin C. Petersen, nee Rlnge, wile of late John: beloved mother of Charles the late George and Lillian: grandmother of Louise and Lillian; lond sister of Neille Fricae. Bertha Wetter, Rose Rlnge. the la'e George and William Rlnge.

Funeral Monday, 1:30 p. at chapel. 7032 Wentworth. Lnter-ment Oak Woods. Member ol Waideck chapter.

No. 579. O. E. and South Side Damea club.

TRiangle 4-047 3. PETROSCS Victoria Petrosus. late of 6812 S. Rockwell street, dearest mother ol Mrs. Stelle Vitas.

Mrs. Florence Zale. Mis. Josephine Pelkie. Mrs.

'Victoria Chapim, Edward, and Alexander: Jond grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of three; dear sister of Kate Waichulls. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a. from luneral heme, 6845 S. Western avenue, to Nativity B. V.

M. church. Interment St- Caslmlr'a cemetery. REpubilc 7-8600. PIKTTNAS Ambrose Pikunaa of 2124 2 3d place, beloved husband cf Veronica, ree Zamaravicius: dear lather of Osimlr.

Edward. Adele Z'gler. and Patricia Vicena: grandfather of live. Funeral Monday, Sept. 32.

st 8:30 a. lrom funeral home, 2314 W. 23d place, to Our Lady of Vilna church. Interment St. Casimlr s.

Virginia 7-6672. ROCHLIN Max P.ochlin of 438 X. Kimball avenue, beloved husband of Sarah: lond father of Michael. Sam, and Rochei.e Gibiiin: four grandchildren. Service Monday.

10 a. at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Westlawn cemetery. Please omit flowers. Independence 3-5000.

RILEY William F. Riley. 164 8 N. Albany avenue, beloved husband of the late Mary Ann. nee Murdock: ford father of Agnes Laura T.

Polltte. Ralph and the late John grand'ather of Dr. Ralph Riley, M.D., and Mary Cheney; great-grandfather of to. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. fiom funeral home.

3751 w. North avenue, to St. Sylvester's church. Interment Calvary. BEimont 5-4047.

RTAN St. John J. Rvan. C. P.

beloved husband of Anna Marie, nee O'Fuiilvan; dear father cf John Rcger. and Noreen; son of John and Winifred; brother of the Rev. Cornelius S. Ryan and the late William. At funeral home.

1136 8 7 th street. Funeral Monday. Sept. 12. 10:15 a.

to St. John Fisher church. Mass 11a m. Bunal Koly Sepulchre. MeiOr ber of P.

B. and St. Jude league. it i i i Mrs. Secor Cunningham Jr.

Private services for Mrs. Laura Shane Cunningham. 61, formerly of Chicago, who had lived in Palm Beach, in tired Commonwealth Edison company employe, died last Tuesday in Princeton, N. J. She also leaves her mother, Mrs.

Marie Shane; a sister, Mrs. Samuel J. Campbell; two brothers, Clarence and William Shane, all of Green Bay, and a sister, Mrs. Howard E. Lucia of Chicago.

Bertram Alan Colbert Bertram Alan Colbert, 53, of 2740 N. Ashland av. died in his sleep yesterday aboard a train nearing Oajaha en route from Los Angeles to Chicago. Mr. Colbert was reservations manager in Chicago for the Gulf, Mobile, and Ohio railroad.

He had been with the line nearly 31 years. He was a former northwest, district leader of the Chicago Boy Scouts and had been awarded the Silver Beaver, one of Scouting's highest awards. Surviving are his O'CONNOR PUTS 5 POLICEMEN ON I SUSPENDED LIST JJay jpc Charges Seeking Ouster Police Commissioner O'Connor suspended five policemen yesterday, but reported he was not ready to say whether charges seeking their dismissal would be filed with the city civil service commission. O'Connor said two were suspended as a result of rules violations disclosed after they became involved in automobile accidents. The other three permitted a prisoner to escape.

Lieutenant on Way Home Lt. Paul Johnson of Lawn-dale station was suspended as a result of an automobile accident at Pulaski rd. and 47th st. at 5 a. m.

Monday, when he was en route home at a time ne should have been on duty. because of his wife's illness. His superiors charged he violated a police rule by failing to notify the chief of the uniformed force of his departure. Johnson is hospitalized with a fractured arm suffered in the accident. Patrolman Thomas Janus-zewski of Racine av.

station was involved in an acciaeni 1 Sept. 6 at Grand and Kedzie avs. in which four persons were injured, none seriously. The driver of the other car, Sidney Freeman, 6124 N. Ia-plewood signed a complaint charging Januszewski with driving while intoxicated.

A police physician reported he was "slightly under the influence of liquor." Superiors Urge Charges Superiors of both Johnson and Januszewski recommended to O'Connor that charges be filed against them with the civil service board. The other three suspended are Patrolmen William Schu-polsky of Jefferson Park station: James J. McDonald, Rogers Park station, and George J. Kuhns of North Dmen av. station.

The three, members of a patrol wagon crew, were accused of negligence in permitting a thief in their custody to escape Aug. 23 in the central police building, 1121 S. State st. Stuart Engstrand tempts to revive him with a pulmotor failed. Engstrand was born in Wheaton, 111., and was graduated from Wheaton High school.

After attending the DeKalb, 111., Teachers college, he sought material as a writer by going to sea as a common sailor, trapping in northern Wisconsin, and working as a truck farmer. Beginning with "The Invaders," a novel about social and economic problems of American farmers published in 1937, he turned out a novel on an average of one every two years until 1953 when his final work, "The Scattered Seed," was published. Two Were Best Sellers Neither his first nor his last book won critical acclaim but in. between he produced several novels which were highly regarded in critical circles and two which achieved recognition as best sellers, "The Sling and the Arrow," published in 1947, and Beyond the Forest," which appeared in 1948. TEACHER LEFT $2,7 52 ,940, TAX RETURN SHOWS Miss Theresa F.

Donovan, 83, a retired Chicago school teacher who died Aug. 16, 1954, left an estate valued at $2,752,940, according to an inheritance tax appraisal filed yesterday with County Clerk Edward J. Barrett. Attorneys said Miss Donovan, who had lived at the Edge-water Beach hotel, acquired the fortune chiefly thru inheritance from a sister, and thru some investments. The tax appraisal showed the federal inheritance tax at $915,331 and the state tax at $142,187.

She left $195,000 in specific bequests to 12 friends and relatives. A niece, Mrs. Theresa Bulger, 400 Sheridan Win-netka, was left a life interest in the remainder of the estate. -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 318 W. 63D-ST.

PHONE: WEntworth 6-0025 SATURDAY SCHR-OEDER Mary 1:30 p. ra. In church NORTH CHAFEL 5501 Jv. ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeaca 1-2645 SATURDAY E5tR Paul F.

2 p. G4RC1A Angel 11,. MITCHELL Myron W. 1 p. MUFFER Rachel 3 p.

KHIIMAJT Paul 4 p. MONDAY FAHREN'THOLZ W. C. 10 a. HEPP Anton 1 p.

KAON Edward E. 11a. m. at chape! m. at chapel m.

at chapel m. at chapel to. at chapel m. In chapel m. in chapel m.

In cnapel SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST. PHONE: EEverly 6-2182 SATURDAY BOTCE Charles 2 p. m. at cnnpl PAVI-i F'ed R.

11 a. m. at Chanel D1CKOVER Charles B. 3 2 noom at chapel SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED' WOHLROB Frank J. SOUTHEAST CHAFEL 2024 E.

75TH-ST. PHONE: FAiTia 4-7177 LAIN SON Piser MEMORIAL CHAFELS NORTH SOUTH NORTHWEST WEST CHICAGO C. H. JORDAN CO. FVNERAL DIRECTORS 1C1 YEARS 321 Jt Eri-U SUperita 7-7709 to make propaganda against America.

She said she had received no aid from the Communist party and she hoped the prosecution of her son's murderers would be of some aid to America and Seeks Police Protection Mrs. Bradley said the Rev. Louis H. Roberts of the Church of God in Christ, 4021 State where final rites for Emmett were held last Tuesday, had turned over to her approximately $3,100 contributed by persons who viewed the body. She said it would help pay the funeral costs and some debts and leave her free to do what she could to promote civil rights.

Mrs. Bradley said contributions to her from all sources total about $4,000. TILUS SLAYING CONDEMNED BY 4 PTKT ni 1 The slaying of Emmett Till, 14, Chicago Negro, in Money, was condemned as an atrocious crime last night by the National Baptist Convention of America at its con-clading convention session in the Tabernacle Baptist church at 4120 Indiana av. In a resolutionthe delegates called1 upon law enforcement agencies of Mississippi and the nation to see to it tnat proper and speedv justice be meted out to the perpetrators." In another resolution, Negroes were urged to live Godly lives and to merit all the protection to which they are entitled under the Constitution." The Rev. Dr.

G. L. Prince, Galveston, was reelected Bresident. Other officers are the Reverend Doctors C. D.

Pettaway, Little Rock, and J. S. Sams. Jacksonville. vice presidents; A.

A. Lucas, Houston, treasurer; G. Goings, Georgetown, S. general secretary, and Prof. A.

W. Jackson, Rosenberg, assistant secretary. Visiting ministers will preach in local pulpits tomorrow when the convention will be adjourned. DINING ROOM HELD VP Two lurmm. cr.t a f-Mtr.

the rther lOl iroustach. ua thr Esteil dining r-m. 77 E. 1t tt and rotNKl Tgent VrAIIlfifr. 613 I jst th ncht mu-titr, ot 13, he told pcllc yesterday.

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