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MVRPHY Dennis i. Murphy, beloved son i SMILEY May DEATH NOTICES OBITUARIES BUSINESS MAN'S SON JAILED AS BANK ROBBER Jefferson, April 24 (ft The son of an Arcadia, busi Clarence Martin Martinsburg, April Special Clarence E. Mar (Ultragn Daily Eritmnr' Monday, April 25, 195S SUE FOR DEATH OF MUSSOLINI'S CLARA PETACCI HAAK Frank C. Baak. beloved husband ot Augusta: father of Margaret Adler.

Gertrude Plesek. Laura Edmundson. Frank, nd Edward Haak; five grandchildren. Resting at parlors. 6451-53 S.

Ashland, until Tuesday morning. Services 1 p. at Hope Ev. Luth. church.

6400 S. Washtenaw. Interment Fairmount. PRoapect 6-O220. HADFIELD Sec Alice M.

Barr notice. I1EALY Mary Herbert Healy, beloved wife of the late Michael Healy; loving mother ot Joseph. Healy, Margaret Russell. Catherine V. Gleason.

and Mary McKendry; fond sister of Nora Kennedy, the late Nellie Margaret Lynch, Patrick, and Jamea Herbert; grandmother of 14: great-grandmother ot 10, Funeral Tuesday. 9 a. from her RUe residence, 7716 S. Green street, to St. Leo's church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Member of St. Leo's Altar and Rosax? society.

STcwart 3-7700. HEITMAX WlHard Fred Helrman. beloved husband of Grace, nee Worthlngton; fond father of Tracy; brother of Robert C. Bernlce Trlphahn, and Gerald J. Services Tuesday, 11 a.

at chapel, 3834-36 Irving Park road. Interment Acacia Park. tin, 75, former president of the American Bar association, died today at his home. Martin, a Democrat, was appointed to the United States senate in 1941 by retiring Gov. Holt, but incoming Gov.

Neely tppoint-ed the late Joseph Rosier, whom the senate seated by the margin of two votes. Martin is survived by his widow, Agnes; two sons, and a sister. Services will be held here Tuesday. Joseph A. Lavai.dier Mass for Joseph A.

Lavan-dier, 76, of 4537 Evans retired night editor the City News Bureau, will be said tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. in Corpus Christi church, 4920 South Park way. Mr. Lavandier, who retired in 1946 after a 40 year career as a reporter, writer, and editor, died Saturday in Michael Reese hospital.

Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Eugenie E. Rhodes; a niece, and four nephews. Rudolph L. Vokal The funeral of Rudolph L.

Vokal, 68, of 49.05 N. Keeler who died Saturday in his home, will -be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the chapel at 4325 Lawrence av. Mr.

Vokal, for 34 years an optometrist and jeweler at 1218 S. Pulaski recently retired. Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Jean Hubbard and Mrs. Edna Black, and brother, Charles.

Mrs. WiL'iam C. Johnson Mrs. Vivian Johnson, 61, of 3545 N. Seeley wife of William C.

Johnson, a Tribune printer, died of a heart attack yesterday in her home. Firemen of ambulance 6 worked unsuccessfully for two hours with an inhalator in an attempt to revive her. Also surviving are two brothers, John and Mitchell Long. Mrs. John H.

Robison Memorial services for Mrs. Ruth H. Robison, 50, of Sunset Ridge Northfield, wife of John II will be held at 4 p. m. tomorrow in the Winnetka Congregational church.

She died Saturday in Evanston hospital. Also surviving are three children, Mrs. Jane Webster, John, and James, and two sisters and a brother. John Victor Lee John Victor Lee, 74, of 1002 Washington Evanston, retired druggist in the suburb, died yesterday in Evanston hospital. Survivors are two sisters, Mrs.

Lillian Weeks and Maude E. Lee. Services will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1567 Maple av.

Mrs. Clarence S. Tay Services for Mrs. Ruth Sap-pington Tay, 71, of 1245 Richmond lane, Wilmette, who died Saturday in Evanston hospital, will be held tomorrow' in Fred erick, Md. Survivors include her husband, Clarence a daughter, Mrs.

C. F. Pearson; a brother, and two sisters. Mrs. Philip Edmonds Sr.

Mrs. Anna S. Edmunds," 72, of 1123 Lathrop a River Forest, wife of Philip Edmunds died yesterday in her home. Also surviving are three children, Philip Kellogg. and Frances Ann; a sister, and a brother.

Services will be private. TWO CHARGED WITH MURDER OF FBI AGENT Norfolk, April 24 Special Two men were charged with murder here today as the result of a fatal beating they administered yesterday to Joseph A. Lehman, 43, an agent of the federal bureau of investigation, after a traffic accident. Those charged were Clark Ray Williams, 21, "and Robert Julian both of Nor- J. a ness man was held in jail here today for the robbery of the People's Trust and Savings bank at Grand Junction Friday.

Greene County Sherif Roy. Morgan said that Arvid Rei-man, 24, of Arcadia, married and the' father of two children, admitted the holdup and that paper bag containing more than $9,000 all the money taken from the bank had been recovered. The sherif said charges of -bank robbery will be filed thru the the office of County Atty. Eugene Melson and that Reiman will be arraigned tomorrow. Morgan quoted Rei man as saying he staged the holdup because he needed money to pay debts.

The sherif said he had received a tfp from an unidentified person whb said he saw Reinian in several taverns Friday night. Policeman Shoots Wife in Instruction Accident Mrs. Dorothy-Murphy, 30, was wounded in the jaw early yesterday by a shot from the service revolver of her husband, Ulysses, a city policeman, in their home, at 5946 S. Elizabeth st. Murphy said the gun was discharged accidentally while he was demonstrating a method of disarming a gunman.

Mrs. Murphy was taken to Englewood hospital. -FUNERAL OIRECT0RS- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 3X6 W. 63D-ST. PHONE: WEntwortn 6-0025 MONDAY WAGNER Funk 9: 30 m.

In NORTH CHAPEL 5 SOI N. ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach 1-266 MONDAY nrnWrt.L Clarence A. 4 p. m.

at chapel BFNSON Mvnette 12 noon at chapel R4VEN1II1.L Elslt 2 p. m. at chapel Ross William C. 1 p. in.

at chapel SCHMIDT Katherlne B. Chapel 'til 1 noon TUESDAY ALEXIUS Jenny M. 3 p. m. at chapel PI MI Louis H.

1 p. nt. a chapel SMITH Fred W. 1 1 a. m.

at chapel WIlMiKEN Carolina 2 p. m. at chapel WOLF William G. 1 0 a. m.

In church WEDNESDAY SFEBLING Susette 11 i n. at chapel SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST PHONE: BEverlp 9-2183 MONDAY CLARK AnneM. 9:30 a. m.

in church HAMILTON Marie At chapel untli 10 p. m. TUESDAY 7 Moour Pe. Ravmond. p.

m. at chapel OOSTERBEEK Ella 3p.ll. at Chapel ALL Alice Idllne 10 a. m. at chapel SOUTHEAST CHAPEL" 2034 E.

75TH-ST. PHONE: FAlrlax 4-7177 LAIN SON Piser MEMORIAL CHAPELS NORTH SOUTH NORTHWEST WEST CHICAGO C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1C1 YEARS 931 t.

Erle-st. superior T-7709 -CEMETEXIES- cemetery lot Includes 4 graves. Memory Gardens. Aritnetcn Heights. 1400.

Gladstone 0-2012. -IN MEM0RIAM- SCHVLMAN-Belle Schulman. In loving memory of our deer daughter and sister, who parsed away 19 veari ago today. 1 MOTHER, SISTERS, AND BROTHERS. TANK Bernlce E.

Tank. April 35. 1954. In fond and loving memory of our dear wile. mother, and daughter who passed away one year ago today, HKKRERT TANK.

HERRIS TANK JOHN f. JARVIS. WFIVFR Oscar Welner. In fond and eher- Uhed memory cf our dear beloved and devoted brother and uncle, who paused away II years ago todsv. April 25.

1S4. THE WEINER FAMILY. -ANNO'JKCEMENTS- MEMORIALS FOR THB HEART FUND ire appreciated and tax deductible. They help research Address Chicaeo Heart Jasocit- tlnn Bj w. Washlnjrion-st DEATH NOTICES ALENU'S Jenny Merle Alenlua.

In Florida, April 21, 1955, formerly ot Chicago, age 78 years, beloved wife of the late Albert; dear mother of Aria Helnze and Arvid Alenlus; sister of Sigrld. Marlltla. and grandmother cf Audrey and Arvid Alenlua. At chapel, BaOl N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, April 26, at 3 p.

m. Interment RosehiU. Al'RIN Edward E. Aubln, beloved husband ot Margaret, nee Ryan: devoted father of Edward John Paul F. and William lond brother of Charles.

Leo, Henry, Mrs. Aurore Legrls. Mrs. Henrietta Demit, and Mrs. Clara Hamcl; grandfather of 13.

At funeral home. 413 N. Austin boulevsrd, at Lake street. Funeral Tuesday. 9 a.

to Presentation church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Burial Queen of Heaven. MAnsficld 6-2329.

E. and Ethel Neuer. Services Tuesday, April 26, 2:30 p. at funeral home. 1107 W.

79th street, Interment Fairmount. BARR-Alice M. Barr. beloved wife of the late Charles dear mother of Lola Ilad- tleid. Zelma Sanderson.

James George and Charles D. grandmother of 10, and two great-grandchildren: mnther-ln- law of William Hadfield. Anita. Florence, and Mary Jane Barr. and the late Ben Sanderson.

Services Tuesday, April 26, 1:30 p. at funeral home. 3440 N. Cen tral avenue. Interment Montrose.

Kildare V5420. BATTERM AN Holds Batterman of Hillside. 111., beioved wife of the late Christopher; fond mother ol Minnie Matthews, Christ Batterman. Louise Bieckhoft. Otto, Theo- dore.

William, Edward. Wslt.3 Batterman, Clara Schuitz. Dorothy Millies, and the lata Sophie Warkentien; sister ol Amelia Korn. Resting at luneral home. Lakt street at- 2d avenue, Maywood, until 11 a.

m. Tuesday. Lying In state at Imminuel Lutheran church, 22d street and Wolf road. Hillside, from noon Tuesdsy until time of service at 2 p. m.

Interment Immanuel Lutheran cemetery. Information, Fillmore 3-0014. BAI'MRCCKFR James W. Baumrucker. 2533 S.

Ridreway, auddenlv. beloved hus band of Pauline, nee Curda; fond father of Nancy Lee: dear sorr ol Barbara Burton: rf.t nt rri-anl fZ iM UHrt4.w brother of Edward G. Services Wednesday. April 27, 8:43 a. from chapel, 2611 S.

Lswndale avenue, to Blessed Agnes church. Interment St. Adalbert's. LAwndale 1-8030. BrnWFl.L Clarence A.

Bedwell of 47011 of DA i I Smiley, nee Mazanec fe. loved mother of Viola Vlcksell: sister ot Besste Simon: f-sid grardr-ioth-r of Jeaa Roderick ana Rosa A. TsckseX Funeral 1:15 p. in. Tuesday at feneral home.

2921 S. Harlem avenue. Interment Mount Auburn. GUnderson 4-4111 SMITH Norrls P. Smith, April 23.

195S. inna orouier 01 Mrs. Esther Aosfeld. Bettp Retnauer. Raymond.

Bud, the Ute Hermes, and Arthur Smith; dear friend ol Mabel. Funeral Tuesday. 2.30 p. wk chapel, 6149-51 N. Ashland avenue, at Vcctcc.

interment Memorial Park. LOac beads 1-6147. SMITH Walter S. Smith ef 2323 Hsrtrew avenue, fcvanston. April 23, 1935.

husband of Louis W. Smith: father ef Mrs. Stanley Hauscman. Douglas, and Patrlr.a Smith: grandfather ef Stanley Jr, Nancy, and Douglas Hauseman. Date Joy, and Karen Smith: brother ot Karl and Grace Smith, Resting at chapel.

156T. Maple avenue, Evanston. where gersscea will be held at 3 p. sc. Moaday.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. STAEAT Atonla Staray. Ute of 11144 S. Green 1 Bay avenue, beloved wife cf the Ute Anton: tend mother of Mrs. Mildred Siklrica.

Mrs. Josephine Savin. Mrs. Caroline Vukasovte. John, and Emll; a so surW vlved by 21 grandchildren and 11 great-grandcbildren; aister of Mrs.

Theresa ZLganto, Funeral Tuesday, April 36, a. from chapel. 621T S. Ashland avenue, to Sacred Heart church, 86ta and Exchange avenue. Interment SU Mary's cemetery.

FRaspect 6-0400. STOECE Richard J. Storck. 10910 S. Albany, April 34.

1955. beloved husband ot Rose Stonk: fond lather ot Richard W. and Janet Storck: son ot Harriet M. and the Ute Adam Storck: brother ot Raymond Storck. At Chanel.

2121 W. 95th where services will be held Wednesday. April 37, at 3 p. ra. In'erment Evergreen ettneterj.

Member of Jackson Park Yacht dub. STst shvJH Joanna Stretch, Ute of 3634 N. Luna avenue, beloved wile ot the Ute Anton: dear toother ot Henry, Edwin, Kleanore. the late Lucille and Mildred; of Helen. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.

sol, from dispel. 492C-24 Irvine Park read, to St. Bartholcmew's churcA. Interment St- Adalbert's. Kildare 6-6220.

ErMMERS Mathilda Summers, formerly ot Twin Lake. fond mother cf asm Karras and Edgar: sister cf Henrietta Medley; grandmother ot seven, srest grandmother ot two. Services Tuesday. 1:30 p. at chapel, 3834-36 Park road.

Interment Fairmount cemetery. IRvlne 6-0666. srssMAN Simon Suasman. Ute of 3309 W. Floumoy street, beioved husband ol Esther: dear father of Eleanor, Marvin, and Norman; fond brother of David Suss man end the Ute Sadie Belovtn; grandfather of Gall Lynn Susaman.

Service Tuesday. 16 a. at chapel. 3634 Roosevelt road. Interment Ind.

vMlnskef Aid Society cemetery, Waldheim. VAsi Buren 6-2700. SVATOS Joellyn June Svstos. age id months, of 3316 S. Austin boulevard, Cicero, darling daughter of Joseph and Jur.e Svatos; dear granddaughter ot Joeepta and Lillian Svatos.

Helen Burke, and the Ute Alex Burke. Funeral Wednesday. April 27, 1955, at 3 p. ra. from 6617 W.

Car mac road. Berwyn. Interment WoodUwS cemetery. STanley 8-1092. TAGGART Gertrude Taggart.

nee Rove, beloved wife ol the Ute John G. Taggartt aister ol David G. Rowe. and Lillian Anra- hanison. At funeral home.

17 WadJjt.it street. Oak Park. Funeral Tveday. April 36, 0:30 a. to Ascension church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph's. TAX Terezle Tsx of 3818 S.

Wenonah ave nue. Berwyn, 111., beloved wife of the lata Joseph fond mother ot Joseph Mary Beret Ich. Anne Alio to, and Roaa Sedlen grandmother ot five; sister of Rose Trail. Funeral Tuesday, April 36, at 10:30 8. at chapel.

7049 W. Ogtless avenue, tnterment Mount Auburn. Inlet snatica GUnderscn 4-460tf. TAV Ruth S. Tay ot 124 5 Richmond lane.

Wilmette. April 33. 1955. wile of Clarence S. Tay: mother of Mrs.

C. F. Pearson; grandmother ot Anne and William Pearson; sister ot Frank Louise and Mary A. Sapplngton. Service Tuesday afternoon at All Saints' Episcopal church.

Frederick. Md. TIH Ft Joseph J. Thlel of 3751 LcgaSl boulevard, beloved nusbana or Frances nee Busch. Services Wednesday, p.

m. at luneral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Oakrtdge cemetery. Mens, ber of Amalgamated Butchers untcn, local 646. THIl Caroline A.

Thleme, 1133 S. Lath rop avenue. Forot Park, lond sister cl Lillian Loddlng. Katherlne Scttneider, William, and Harry of Rochester, N. Y.

Sens Ices Wednesday, Apr'! 27, at 1:30 at funeral home. 6S01-03 Roosevelt road. Intei meat Oakrldge cemetery. STanley 6-0904. VAN AI'CKER Edward G.

Van April 23. 1955. beloved busband of RutH. nee Miller. Services Tuesday.

1:30 p. at chapel. 4323 Artmtage avenue. Interment Eimwocd. Member of lodge No.

1526. B. P. O. Des Plalnes, and Brotherhood cf Railroad Trainmen lodge.

No. 96b. BElmont 5-2581. V1CKSEIX See May Smiley notice. VOKAL Dr.

Rudolph Vokal. beloved breth. er of Charles, Edna Black ot Loa Anteiea. Cal and Jean Hubbard cf Long Beacn, Cal. Funeral at funeral home.

4326 Lawrence avenue et Lowell, under, the auspices of Oriental ledge. No. F. A A. M.

Member cl Ancient Accepted Scottish Rites. Interment Bohemian e-tlonal. MUlberry 6-4400. VONDRAK LouuS B. Vondrak.

2305 8. Gn-derson avenue. Berwyn, beloved husband of Elsie; fend father cf Jarmile Noica and Irene Beranek: grandfather of Nacml Beranek. Services Wednesday, April 2 7. at 10 a.

at funeral home. 6801-O9 Roosevelt road. Cmstlon. Bohemias Ne tlonar cemtery. STaniey 4-0904.

WAI.IK Sophie Wallk. Ute of 1756 W. 18th place, devoted daughter cf Albert ana iliierinv wait; oesr 1 i John aad Antoinette Relchel, Funeral Tuesday, April 26. at 9:30 a. front chapel.

1737 W. 16th street, to St. Adalbert's church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery.

Member cf Young Ladles" Rosary sodality. CAnal 6-0471. W1LLEBSTEDT John R. Walierstedf. be loved husband of the late Alma OU'la: fond father of Alice Salvesen and He 'en Shea; dear grandfather rf Olivia, Shirley, and Karn-Lea; great-grandfather or Thomas.

Funersl at funeral home, 4325 Lawrence averrue. at Lowell, Wednesday, 3 p. m. Interment Rosehill. Information, MUlberry 5-4400.

WASH AG AN Nelson T. Washagan of 41 07 B. Princeton avenue, b. loved son cf the late Adolph and Mary Washaran; dear brother of Pauline Uloswceh, Julian. Mary Caughan, and Joseph Washagan.

Funeral Tueroay, 9 from luneral home. 713 W. 31st street, to St. George's church. Interm-nt St.

Marys cemetery. Information. late ry 3-1158. WEBSTER See Sandstrom notice. WESTERLrND William H.

Westerlund. beloved husband cf Eiliabetil K. At funeral borne. 3918 Irving Park read. Service Tuesday at 2:30 p.

m. Interment Rcje.ilU cemetery. Member of St, Bernsrd cem-mandery. No. 35.

K. and Medina Shrine. WIBGREN Caroline Wldgren, nee Whalen. Aorti 32, 1955. beloved wife of the late Hans T.

Wldcten: fend mother cf Gtr-trude Feltes, Florence Goldstein of Marlon ette. Irma Lawrence cf Des Mcinrs, and Lester dear alster of the Ute Albert Englebrecht: grandmother of aeven grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland ave- nue, where services t111 be held at 2 p. m.

Tuesday, April 26. Interment at convenience of family. WOLF William G. Wolf of Shelby, formerly ot 1408 Hollywood avenue, Chicago, suddenly. April 22, 1955, beloved husband ot Mary Jane, nee Losego; dear son of Marguerite Monnet Wolf and the Ute William J.

Wolt; brother ot Donald M. Wolf. Funeral from chapel. 650L N. Ashland avenue.

Tuesday, April 26, at 9:30 a. to St. Ita's church. Interment St. Boniface's.

Member of Holy Kama society. WOODWARD Anna Woodward, nee German, beloved wife cf the Ute Joseph Z. Woodward: dear sister of Kathryn Dougherty of Lincoln, sunt of nine. At funeral home. 17 Madison street.

Oak Park. Funeral Tuesday. April 26, 19 a. to St. Lucy's church.

Mas 10:39 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. EARTH Charles X. Zsrth.

age 66 years, cf 742 Glendora avenue. Akron, O. passed away April 23. Survived by wife Iva; daughters Mrs. Beulah Brand of Barberton, Mrs.

Betty Olsen of Crown Point. and brother Arthur ot Aurora, IU. Friends may call at the Long funeral heme, where services will be held Tuesday at 1 p. m. Interment Rose Hill burial park.

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Funeral Tuesday. 9 a. from funeral home. 9S37 S. Kedzie avenue, to St.

Christina's church. Mass at 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. GArden 2-2000.

NASH See Mary Nejeschleb notice. NEJESCHI.EB Mary Nejeschleb. nee Sedlvy. beloved wife of the late Anton; fond mother of Anthcny. Flank, and John; grandmother of four; sister of Joseph.

John, Mrs. Ann Schwab, and Mrs. Barbara Jor-gensen. Funeral Wednesday. April 27.

at 3 p. from funeral home. 4 255-57 W. Division atreet. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

ALbany 3-3600. NERING Lools C. Nerln-. beloved husband of Bernlce; loving father of Louis fend brother of Leon, Joseph. Bernard, Albert.

Harriet MeUln. and Lillian Boras; son-in-law of Frances Peters: grandfather of Krlatlne and Thnmaa. Resting at funeral home. 5826-28 Elston avenue. Funeral Tuesday, April 36, at 9 a.

to St, Aloystus church. Interment St. Joseph's. Member ot Holy Name society. ROdney 3-5300.

O'CONNOR Rogef R. O'Connor, suddenly. of 3924 Central avenue. Western Springa, beloved husband of Josephine, nee Jeajup: fond father of Richard L. and Mra.

Roy Erickson of France: brother of Lawrence T. O'Connor of Clinton. la. Resting at funeral home. 518 Hitlgrov avenue.

Western Springs, until noon Tuesday. Funeral services 1:30 p. m. at the First Ccngregatlonal church of Western Springs. Interment Elm Lawn cemetery.

In lieu of flowers make contributions to the Gifts and Memorial Fund of the First Congregational church. CHestnut 6-1500. OFTEDAHL Vernon D. Oftedahl of 327 K. Rldgeland avenue.

Oak Park, beloved husband of Ruth, nee Relter: dear father of Howard. Dennis, and Philip: son of Mrs. Lillian Williams and the late Nlcolay Oftedahl: brother ot Earl. Memorial services Monday, 4 p. at chapel.

124-1 2 Madison itreet. Oak Park. Pleas, omit flowera. OOSTFRBEEK Ella Oosterbeek. 230S W.

107th atreet. April 33, 1955. beloved wife ot the late Andrew J. Oosterbeek: fond mother of Mra. Philip M.

Kellstedt of Peoria, 111.: grandmother cf Sandra Lynn and Wendy Ann; daughter ot Mrs. McllSe Bell: sister of Mrs, Charlotte Nel- aon and Mrs. Emma Millet. At chapel, 3121 W. 95th atreet.

where services will be held Tuesday, April 26, at 3 p. Interment Mount Hope. OTSTOTT Murray M. Oftott, April 33. beloved husband of Mary Broderick Otstott; loving father of Murray M.

Jr. of the l-muppinrs, uimiBs mary toit, and the late William grandfather ot eight; brother of Mrs. Martha Hill ol Coral Gablea. Daniel D. of Dallax, and the late Mrs.

Lou Smith. Ed ward, and Thomas. Funeral Tuesday. 1 p. at chapel.

Jeffery boulevard at 77th atreet. Interment family let. SOuth Shore 8-8822. PALERMO Angelina Palermo, nee Morrone. beloved wife of Fred: dear aunt of Amelia Brifho: grandaunt of Fedora.

Ann, Victor. and Mary. Resting In chapel. 3159 W. Jackson boulevard.

Funeral Tuesday, at 9:30 a. to Presentation church. Inter ment Mount PALUTMS See George Cleland notice. PATTERSON WHUara J. Patterson Of 1503 Lake avenue.

Wilmette. auddenly. husband of Roxle Patterson; father of Mrs. George B. Snelten, Mrs.

W. I. Mammen. and Nancy Patterson: five grandchildren; sen of Mrs. P.

G. Boiler Of Muskegon. Mien. Services Tuesdsy. 3 p.

at Wilmette Bxptist church, Wilmette and Forest avenue. Interment Memory Gardens. In lieu ol flowers, contributions may be made to the Central Baptist Children's home. Lake Villa. Resting at chapel.

1118 Greenleaf Wilmette, until Boon Tuesday. PESCHERET Harriet G. Pescheret. April 33, 1955. beloved wife of the late Maurice fond mother of Maurice E.

grandmother ol Pamela; aister ol Bernlce Hiestand, William I. Evelyc. and the late Byron Graham. Resting at funeral home, 318 H. Central avenue, Austin.

Funeral Monday, 10:30 a. to Our Lady cf Sorrows church. Mass 1 1 a. m. Interment Mount CarmeL AUatln 7-0017.

PROCHAZKA Marie Prochazka. 2218 S. 61st avenue. Cicero, beloved wife of Anton; fond mother ot Mildred; sister ot Betty Kepka. Services Tuesday, April 26.

2:30 p. at chapel. 6301 W. -Cermak road. Berwyn.

Interment Mount Auburn. OLymplc 3-1023. Bishop 2-2990. PVFCNDT Anna C. Pufundt.

nee Klein, April 23. 1955, loving wife ot Walter beloved mother ot Alice Mareckl: fond mother-in-law ot Walter: dear cf Jdhn J. and the sate Antonta: dear alster of Paul. Lucille, and the Ute Clara. Funeral Wednesday, 9:13 a.

from funeral home. 2501-O3 N. Southport avenue, to St. Stanislaus Koatka church. Interment St.

Adalbert's Lincoln 9-0098. ABET Amanda R. Rabey. nee Peterson, dearly beloved wife ot Henry loving mother cf Alton: sister of Anton Peterson. Slgne Colgln.

Minnie Fredeen, Myrtle Per-lock. and Carl Peterson. Restlns at funeral home. 7800 W. Grand avenue, at the cir cle.

Funeral Tuesday. April 36. at -2 D. ra. Burial Mount Emblem cemetery.

MErritnac 7-ini or CLadstcne 3-1234. RICE Henry A. Rice ot 318 S. Cuyler ave nue, oak Park, lather ot Howard A. ot Villa Park.

and Lois grandlather of Joan Servlcea Tuesday. 2:30 p. at chapel. 124-126 Madison atreet. Oak Park.

Entombment Oakrtdge. Masonic service under Me auspices ot Garlleld lodge. No. 686, A. F.

A. M. RIECK MANN Martin C. Rleckmano beloved husband ot the Ute Lucie, nee Beutel; fond lather ot Martin. Helen R.ieseler, Margaret Kamholz.

Elmer. Harold, Lucille Coffey, Evelyn Rodde, Carl, Dorothy Schroeder, the Ute William, and Myrtle Cassan: grandfather of 17 grand children and sis great-grandchildren. Resting at funeral home. 2130-32 W. 21st street.

Service 1:30 p. Monday. April 35. Interment Concordia. Virginia 7-7738.

BOB1SON Ruth Hanna Robison of Sunset Ridge road, Northlleld. April 23, 1953. wife of John H. Robison: mother of Mrs. Justin C.

Webster Jolin Hanna Robison and James Bass Robison; sister of Mrs. Hsrvey A. Holmes. Mrs. Talbot C.

Hatch and John A. Hanna. Memorial service 4 p. m. Tuesday at Winnetka Congregational church, Pine street.

Wln- netka. Memorial contributions may be made to the Ruth Hanna Robison memorial fund at Evanston hospital, ROSE Philip Rose, formerly ot Marquette. beloved husband ot Ethel, nee Fearce: and the late Seima. nee Kramer; dear father of Robert devoted grandfather of Richard A. and Russell fond brother of Miriam Hoctklns, tec, Edith Ellison, and the Ute Sans E.

Services Tursdev. 10 a. at chapel. 5145 Vlating at chapel Monday morning. SALERNO Elvira Salerno, nee Slvln.

cf 1347 Rldgeland avenue. Berwyn. loving wife cf Jchn; dear tncther of Mary (Paul I Brcccolo, Moliie Philip 1 Ferrari, Josephine (Dr. Vltol Luratcrto. Irene.

Peter. Frank. Anita fA'exl Curl: grandmother of 19: fond alster cf Secondo and David Salvlno. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a froni chspel, 900 S.

Sacramento boulevard, to St. Mary ot Ceile church. Interment Mount Carmel. SAcramento 2-4747. SALVINO See Elvira Salerno notice.

SANDERSON See Alice M. Barr notice. 8 ANDSTROM Louise Sandstrom, nee Jacob-aen. late residence 5342 N. Oak Park ave-ni beloved wife cf Harvey; loving mother of Daniel Webster and Chestrr Webster; dear grandmother of Dorothy Becker, Patricia Tabler, and Mary Mannison; aix great-grandchildren.

Resting at funeral home. 6754 Northwest until noon Monday. April 25. Service 2:30 p. m.

at Calvary Bible church. 5735 W. Lawrence avenue. Interment Union Ridge cemetery. SCHABFR Roae Schaber.

nee Klstler, be loved wife of the late Joseph E. Schaber; dear mother of Anastasla and William Schaber. At funeral home. 17 Madison street. Oak Park.

Funeral Wednesday, April 27, 10:30 a. ra. to St. Giles' church. Mass 11.

a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. SCHILLER Alfred A. Schiller, late of 734 Lennox road.

Glen Eliyn. 111., beloved husband of Elizabeth Schiller, nee Land fond father of Paula Caroline and June Johanna; fond son ot Louis and Anna Schiller; brother of Arthur and Melvln Services Monday, 3 p. at chapel. 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment West- lawn cemetery.

In lieu cf flowers, eon- ttibutlons may be trade to Heart Fund. SCHMIDT William F. Schmidt of 5320 S. Campbell avenue, beloved husband of the late Martha; loving father of Alfred Schmidt, Adeline Saosusnaa, and the late Haiold Schmidt: grandlather of 15; broth er of Anna Doejher. Henry.

Herman, and Christ. Funeral Wednesday. April 27. 9 a. from chiprl, 5113 s.

Western avenue, to St. Care of Montefalco church. Interment St. Marr'a cemetery, PRoapect 6-4758. 8-0700.

gCIIOHFR Raymond A. Schcber of 144 5 Franklin avenue. River Forest.111., beloved husband ol Man. lend sen ot Bertha Hcfen-atock. Services Monday, 2 p.

at luneral home. 6150 N. Cicero avenue, at Hiawatha. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Member Lampllgbteis Assn.

PEasacola 6-3S33. 8CHQFNBECKEB Adolph C. ScJioenbecker, age 78 years, formerly of 6105 N. aim en avenue, belovtd hunband of the late Minnie: fond father cf Lorraine Goodrich; deer father-in-law of Arthur Goodrich; loving brother of Ella Schcenbacher. Serv.

tc-s Wednesday, 3 p. st chapel. 3f05-07 N. Line-In avenue, under ausplcea ol Myrtle lodge. No.

795, A. F. 4t A. M. Interment Rosehill.

SCHROFDER August J. Schroeder. beloved hustund of Anna, nee Meier; uncle of John. Stanley, Leonard and Raymond Schroeder, and Ihancr Kasa, and Grace Olsowskl. Leaving chapel, 6433 W.

Irving Pmfc road. 9:30 a. m. to St. Francis Borgia church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. SCKCLTZ Joseph Schuitz. beloved husband of the late Sophie, nee Drayer; loving fattier ol Genevieve Lawrence. Erwln, Richard, Ale line La Beck.

Lucille, and Lorraine Mruk; fond grandlather ot 10: great-grandfather of live; dear brother ol Bertha Comia-key and Leo. Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a. from Chanel, 2950-58 Fullerton avenue, at Sacramento, to St. Sylvester's church.

Requiem mass et 19 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert's cemeteiy. Member CTA.

Dlv. 241. and William McKinley camp. No. 6, Spanisb-Amer'can War Veterans.

EVar glade 4-4800. SCIIULZ Caroline Schulr. beloved wife of the late Julius; fend mother of Emelia Milbrandt, Frank, Louise La Crane; grandmother of four: gtest-grancimother ef two. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from luneral home.

9568 Belmont avenue. Franklin Park, to St. Gertrude's church. Frankhn Park. CLaustone 5-2 a 18.

SIO Mathlas Slo. busvand of the Ute Agnes Dorothea; loving father ot Corlnne Lecb-ert; dear grandfather of Judith Anne, Courtney Linda Lee. and Adrlenne Jem. At funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road, until 9:30 a. Tuesday.

Mass st St. Edward's church at 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery.

William J. Patterson Services for William J. Patterson, 62, of 1503 Lake Wilmette, vice president of the Youngberg-Carlson Insurance agency, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Wilmette Baptist church.

Mr Patterson, who had been with the agency 25 years, died Saturday in his home after a heart attack. Surviving are his widow, Roxie; three daughters, Mrs. George Snelten, Mrs. W. E.

Mam-man, and Nancy; five grandchildren, and his mother, Mrs. G. Boiler. Elber W. Holdernesi Eiber W.

Holderness, 53, of 135 E. 7th Hinsdale, a sales representative for American Decal company, died yesterday Hinsdale sanitarium. Survivors include his widow, Julia; two sons, Alan and Eu gene; his father, William mother, Clara, and two sisters and a brother. Services will be 2 p. m.

Wednesday in the Union church, Hinsdale. William M. Tomlinson Washington, April 24 If) William Mahon Tomlinson, 37, United States treasury representative to France since 1947, died today. He returned to this country six weeks ago for treatment. "As treasury representative in Paris, he was a principal economic adviser to successive heads of the plan mission to France.

The Rev. Raymond E. Kavanah New Orleans, April 24 Of) The Rev. Raymond E. Kavanah, 54, professor of theology at St.

Mary's Dominican college and an instructor at Sacred Heart academy, died today at Mercy hospital. He once taught at Fenwick High school, Oak Park, IU. $602,187 GIVEN TO AGENCIES BY CHICAGOTRUST Philanthropies Since The Chicago Community Trust distributed $602,187 to 225 agencies last year, bringing to $7,346,378 the amount granted to 375 health, welfare, civic, and educational agencies in the Chicago area, James Brown IV, executive director, reported yesterday. The trust, established 40 years ago to perpetuate chari table bequests according to community needs, is the old est of its kind in the midwest and the second oldest of more than 100 in the country. 13 Additions Made A seven member executive committee authorizes the distributions of income from in vested funds, now numbering 67 and totaling $12,133,225.

One new fund was established in 1954 and additions were made to 13 others. The new fund was created by a $100,000 bequest in the will of Dr. Brown Pusey. It is for the general purposes of the trust without restrictions. This, Brown pointed out, allows income to be shifted to meet urgent needs.

Goes to Education The larger share the philanthropies has gone into educa tion which has received 381, including $552,537 in individual scholarship awards and more than a million dollars for research and special projects, largely at Northwestern university, the University of Chicago, and Dlinois Institute of Other fields which have benefited and the totals therein since 1915 include: youth and neighborhood activities, family service, hospitals and health, child care, community organizations, care of aged, and specialized services, $324,843. Brown said a major objective of the trust will-be to encour age new funds for scholarships. particularly for women and medical students. Girl Scout Fund Drive Hits 62 Per Cent of Coal A total of $86,683, or 62 per cent of the goal, has been raised so far in the 1955 fund campaign of the Girl Scouts of Chicago, Kenneth O. Birney, general chairman, announced yesterday.

FAINTS ON "TREET Donald Foster, 22, of S236 Lake Park was given first aid My police yesterday after he fainted at 53d at. and Lakt Park av. Mm Carroll Sons "Home for Funerals" WUitehall 4-6060 ERIE AT WABASH AVE. 24 a BLASE Audolph Blase of Wheaton. beloved husband of the Ute Amelia: lend father of William.

Edward, Albert. Rutaell. Eleanor O'Neil. Lillian Bacus, and the Ute Birdie Roberta. Resting at chapel.

130 N. Hale street, Wheaton. Services 2 p. Tuesday. Interment Wheaton cemetery.

BOLEJf Matthew F. Bolen. beloved busband Julia Sullivan Bolen: lond father of Frank Mary and Mrs. Genevieve Lynch: dear grandfather ol five. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.

from chapel. 5911 W. Madison street, to St. Lucy'a church. Interment All Slims'.

EStebinok 8-7500. r.ROCCOLO Elvira Salerno notice. BROWN Mabel O. Brown of River Forest, wile of the late Henry G. Brown: mother of Wendell Orcelta Edwards, he late Alice Virginia Dukeshire, and Dr.

Clark M. Brown: survived by seven grandchildren. Memorial services will be held at First Baptist of Pleasant Lake, Ind. Bl'RGEB J. Burger, beloved- father of Eugene.

Fri.nds, Frederick, David. Lillian. Funeral Monday, April 35, 3 p. 36S B. Chicago street, Elgin.

Interment Bluff City cemetery. BlItKE Julia F. Burke. April 33. 1855.

beloved sister of the late Their as Burke and Katherlne Farrell: cunt of Mae Sltmm. Margie Wells, Katherlne Stein. Jule Wease. and Thomas Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from funeral home.

6311 N. Clark street, to Queen of Angela church. Interment Calvary. Bl'SH Louis H. Bush, Evaiustcn.

111., for merly cf 3350 Magnolia avenue, Chicago, April 23. 1955, busband of Cretclien Bush; father of Jean Davy; brother of Edith Bsll.y. At 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday. April 26, 1 p.

m. Interment Mount Emtlem. CARLSON a lss Mia Carlson of 1507 Oak avenue, Evtuiston. April 23, beloved sister of Mrs. Anna Peterson; aunt cf Clifiord J.

Peterson. Memorial service Saturday. April 30, 3 p. at First Methodist church chapel. Evanston.

Please omit flowers. CARSEI.LO See Thomas Fofgia notice. CASSIDY Sister Cclumba. S. dear sister of John, Pntrlck, and James Caasidy and Margaret Campbell.

Resting at St. Mel Holy Ghost convent, 311 s. Klldara avenue. Requiem high mass Monday, 9:30 a. St.

Wei Holy Ghost church. Inter-vment St. Ma of tlie Woods. Ind. Katlv tit County Donegal.

Ireland. CLARK Emma Clark, nee Kebrensky. for-. meny of 4034 W. 21st place, late of 3534 S.

Scoville avenue, Berwyn. 111., beloved wire of Hugh: dear mother of Howard and Hugh fond sister of Mary Pin-now, Jennie Bornzln, Anna Plucks. Celia. and Charlea Nebrensky; grandmother ot twoJ Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p. at funeral home.

3814 W.36lh street. In-terment Mount Emblem. Member of Vlas-tenky Ho. 74, J. C.

and 23d Ward Democratic organization, LAwndale 1-3767. CLFLAND Georpe Cleland, 33 S. Mason ve- nue. passed on at Bumbank, Scotland. April 34, 1955, beloved husband ot Marion Cleland, nee Crane; dear lather of Marion McCoard.

Margaret Mackenzie, Mary Pa-lutsis. and Andrew Cleland; loving grand father of six; fond brother of Roderick Cleland, Margaret Graham, and Emily Cleland, COHEN Sarah Cohen, beloved wife cf the late Jacrb: devoted mother of Ida Lewis of Miami Beach, Nathan cf Calumet City, Loretta' Lurle of Milwaukee, and the late Leo; fond sister of Bessie Riegel: loving grandmother of 13; great-grandmother cf four. Services Monday, 3 p. at chapel, 5143 Broadway. Family at Fllnk residence, 3733 Wlnnemac avenue.

COOK Paulina suddenly, at Clsrks- ville. formerly ol 1319 Irving rare road, beloved wife of Hugo; fond mother of Myrtle Bartusch of Burimnk, Cal Lillian Norst of Pittsburgh, and Delbert J. ot Chevy Cheg-, dear sister of Emma Freese and Charles Burr: loving grandmother of four. Resting at chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, after 5 P. m.

Sunday. Services Monday. 1:30 p. m. Interment Concordia cemetery.

CUE I See Elvira Salerno notice. VIES Susan Da vies, April 24. 195S. at South Haven, beloved wile of Jacob Davlea: dear sister of Amelia Ms ford. Lewis Norman Mitchell, Earah Jane Evans.

Elliabeth Leyshon. Enoch Mitchell. Services at funeral home. 5708 W. Madison street, Wednesday, 1:30 p.

m. Interment Mount Emblem. AUstin 7-2012. DIONAN William S. Dlgnan.

auddenly. axe 3 months, late of 7957 S. Union venue, darling sen ot William and Genevieve McLellan Dignan; dear brother of Cathy; loving grandson rt Jamea and the late Ann. Conway McLellan, and Edward andtRose Challloui Dignan. Funeral Monday.

1 p. at funeral home, Halsted 76th street. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. STcwart 3-7700. DIM Andrew Sinl.

beloved brother ot Derto; loving uncle of Eleanor Canutl, Albert, Frank, Nello. Foneral Wednesday, April 27, from funeral home. 5753 W. Fullerton avenue, at 10 a. to St.

William's church. Interment ft. Joseph's Cemetery. BErkshlr 7-6400. DODD George C.

Dodd. April 22, of York road. Hinsdale, loving husband of Mae: brother of James, Bess StockweU. and Mrs. Eva Enthof.

Services Monday. April 25. 3:30 p. at chapel, 124 Madison street, Oak Park. Interment private.

Please, omit flowers. DOMPKE Alex Dompki. beloved husband of Margaret, nee Reiner; fond father of Ronald and Robert; dear brother of John, 1 Bernard, Edward, Cecilia, and Marie. F'uneral from funeral home. 4325 Lawrence avenue, at Lowell, Wednesday, 9:30 a.

to Edward's church. Interment St. Joseph's. -MUlberry 5-4400. DREW Thomas Drew, son of the late Thomas and Mary; brother of Charles and Virginia.

At chapel, 4717 Broadway. Funeral Tuesda), April 28, at 8:30 a. into St. Gregory's church. 'Mssg 9 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. Please omit flowers. DRIVER Hannah A.

Driver, nee McCabe. formerly of De Kalb, 111., belwved wife of the late Rufus; dear mother ot Lucille Westlake and Wilbur: sister of Winnie Hyser, Verna Hetnemler, Padle Deegan, Lucy Ackleburg and Roy McCaae. Funeral Wednesday, :30 a. from chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road, to St. Bar-tholomrw'a church.

Interment Belvldere, 111. Kildare 5-6220. Dl'DEK Jacob Dudek, late rf 2317 W. mil itreet, beloved husband of Sophia, nee Babula: loving father ot Mitchell and Emily Rogowskl: dear brother of Catherine Nledhala: grandfather of five. Funeral Wednesday.

9:30 a. from chapel. 5159 W. Cullerton avenue, to St. Ann'a church.

Interment Resurrection. Vlr- glnla 7-6755. Dl'SHA Katherlne beloved mother of Helen Jennings: dear slater of Sophie MautwlU; survived by live grandchildren. Services 3 p. at funeral home.

Lake street at 2d avenue. May-wood. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. Fillmore 3-0014. EimrNDS Anna Speed Edmunds of River Forest, beloved wife ol pump s.

mother of Philip S. Keilogg, and Frances Ann: three grandchildren: sister of Mrs. Barrett ft. Hall, and Speed. Resting at funeral home.

20 3 Marlon atreet at Pleasant street. Oak Park, Monday, from 7:80 p. ru. to 0 m. Private services 'Tuesday, Please omit flowers.

EUclld 3-3191. ENRIGnT Catherine Enrlght. nee Wallace. ot 1340 W. 89th Street, loving win oi the lata John fond mother ot John Michael Thomas and P.

Wallace Enrlght; grandmother of 13 and great-grandmother ot nine; sister of the lata Patrick Wallace and Mra. Mary Hanra-han. Funeral Tuesday, 10:45 a. from funeral home, 8900 S. Throop street, to St.

Margaret of Scotland church. Mass 11 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. BEverly FERRARI Sec Elvira Salerno notice.

FILIPSKI Walter Phillips Flllpskl. dearly beioved nusband of Helen, nee Lomez; lov ing father of Walter Euiene, Frank, and Evelyn Servert: fend brr.ther ol Frank. Bertha Crlflln. Lottie Wolf, and Genevlevg ciioert; grandlather of 13 grandchildren. Resting at funeral home.

7600 W. Grand avenue, at the circle. Funeral Wednesday, April 27, at 6:43 a. to St. William's church.

Burial St. Adalbert cemetery. Member of St. William's Holy Name soci ety, information, MErrlmac 7-1111 or GLadstont 3-1234. FOC.C.IA Thomas Fcrtia.

late of 4106 W. Dlckrns avenue, loving husband of There's nee Carsello; fond father of Evelyn MlUer and Lorraine Boiling; dear brother of Mary Zumpetta of New York, and Dominic; survived by lour grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a. from chepel.

5130 W. Fullerton avenue, to St. Phtlooiena's church. Interment St. Joseph's.

ARmt- tage 6-7800. FRAKES Donald C. Frakes. late of 1827 Clyoourn avenue, beioved husband ot Lillian; dear father cf Carol Ann, Barbara Jean, and Rita Marie: fond brother ot Karl Frakes of Colorado. Ruth Thompson of Walla Walla, and the late Hsiel Barton.

Resting In chapel. 845 W. Armt- tage avenue. Funeral services Wednesday, April 27. 1:30 p.

m. at chapel. Interment Graceland cemetery. GALLAGHER John J. Gallagher ot 7233 S.

Honore street, beioved of Elisabeth Burke Gallagher; fond father of Ann Clettenberg. John Helen Kwlatt, and Anthony brother of Helen. James. Mary Tansey. Domlnlck.

the late Bridret Doyie, Mlchaet. Anthony, and Patrick: grand- lather ox seven. At funeral home. 69th Justine street. Funeral Tudey, 0:30 a.

to St. Justin Martyr church. Inter. ment Holy Sepulchre. Native ot Foitord.

County Mayo. Ireland. GEND A Anthony Cenda. 5354 S. Millard II.

h.lnvul n4 nf lull. v. avrnue, beloved nusband of Julia, nee Callus; father of Mary Chuduk. Joseph Kaluzny. Stella Born.

Stanley Schuck. Edward. Alra Cenda, Helen Kochan. Bernlce Snura, Irene Yuras. Julia Ignatius, and Antoinette Gcnda; grandfather of 20; grest-grandfather of one.

Funeral Wednesday, April 27, 9:30 a. from chepel, 2746 W. 61st street, to St: Turlblus-church. Interment Resurrection. PRoapect 6-7257.

GRACE ffiehird V. Grace, retired C. P. late of 7540 S. Sansamon atreet.

beloved husband ot 'Nellie Hayea Grace: loving brother of Mrs. Nellie Karlson. the late Martin, William, John. Minnie Dwyer, Margaret Griffin, Jennie, and Dennis Grace. Funeral Wednesday.

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

m. Interment Trinity cemetery. Erie. Pa. Please omit, flowers.

Slewart 3-7700. GCTHRIDC.E Emma Guthridge ot Wilmette, April 24. 1955. In her 99th year, wife of the late John Guthrldre; mother of Nell Buckminster of Lone Bea-h, Clay J. Guthrldge of Bradentown.

and Frank G. Guthrldge cf Wilmette, 111. Services and interment at Urbaoa, O. Please omit flowers. Family Asks $370,000 10 Years Later ROME, April 24 Reuters The family of Mussolini's mistress, Clara Petacci, has liled a suit asking for $370,000 dam ages from Walter Audisio and another Italian partisan leader! for the killing of Clara and her brother, Marcello, 10 years ago.

Audisio now is a communist member of parliament. On April 23, 1945, as "Col. Valeric," he headed a partisan party which surprised the duce and his mistress in a peasant's cottage near Lake Como. By Feet The dictator and his mistress were stood up against a 1 garden wall and. shot by ma- Audisio and Clark PataccL chine guns.

Marcello also was shot' Two years later, Audisio wrote in the communist news paper LUnita that Clara Pe tacci was killed while she danced around. Mussolini. The dictator was executed on or-ders from the headquarters of Audisio's partisan group. Just before the couple were shot to death, Clara whispered to her lover, "Are you glad that I followed you to the Later in the day, they were taken to the Piazzale Lo-reto in Milan, where a mob mutilated their bodies and hung them from their feet in the yard of a gas station. The Pettacci family suit will be heard in Como on June 8.

It describes Clara as the "embodiment of the purest Italian romanticism." Charge Watch Stolen The public prosecutor has alleged that Audisio stole a gold wrist watch and cigaret case from Marcello Petacci after he was arrested in 1945. A commission of the chamber of deputies last month recommended that Audisio be stripped of his parliamentary immunity so he can be tried on this charge. The lower house has hot yet voted on this recommendation. Italy started a two-day cele bration today of the lOtn an- niversary of the anti-fascist up rising that brought an end to Mussolini regime. 31 SAFE AS BUS OF TEEN-AGERS STRIKES AUTO Thirty-one teen-agers in a chartered bus1 from Freeport, Stephenson county, escaped in jury yesterday when the bus struck the rear of an auto in Harlem north of Grand av.

The auto, driven by Mrs. Ann Christopher, 41, of 7527 Wa bansia who had halted to make a left turn into an alley, then was struck by another car driven by John Osika 3112 N. Rutherford av. Mrs. Christopher was taken to Westlake hospital suffering from shock and a possible back injury.

The bus driver, Claire L. Kunkle of Shawnee, near Freeport, was charged with following too closely before he was allowed to proceed to the teen-ager destination Cubs-Cincinnati baseball me at Wrigley field. RAPE AND SLAY EX-TEACHER, 86, IN HER HOUSE Newport, R. April 24 UP) The bound body of Miss Susan Franklin, 86, a retired school teacher, was found today in her colonial home in the historic point section of fashionable Newport Police said Miss FrankL'n's hands were tied behind her back and there were signs of violence on her body. A medical examiner said she had been raped.

The fully clothed body was discovered by Mrs. William C. Peckham, a neighbor, who brought dinner to Miss Frank lin daily. Miss Franklin was a member of the first graduating class of Bryn Mawr college, Bryn Mawr, Pa. FLOWERS -J I lJlJ N.

P. in at BEXBEKT Set Mary Healy notice. BESSLER George G. Hessler, beloved hus band ot Grace nee Murray; devoted father of Fred Rose Vanerka. Marlon Glels, and Sara Smith; eight grandchildren.

Funeral Tuesday, 3 p. at chapel. 3419 Rldgeland avenue, Berwyn. Interment Mount Auburn. Pleas omit flowera.

HltDEBR AND Leoma Hlldebrand, late resi dence 6826 N. Oriole avenue, beloved wife of the lata August: loving mother ot Fred and Minna; dear grandmother ot two. Serv ice Tuesday, April 26. at 1:30 p. at funeral home, 6754 Northwest highway.

Interment Town of Maine cemetery. H1RSCHIIORN Barbara Hlrschhom. nee Schmidt, beloved wife of the Ute Lorenz; aunt of Meta Miller Manley. Resting at funeral home. 736 W.

North avenue. Fu neral Tuesday, April 26. at 8:30 a. to St Joseph's church. Mass 9 a.

m. In terment St. Joseph's cemetery. HOLDERNESS Elber W. Holderness of Hins dale, April 24.

husband of Julia Steadman Holderness; father of Alan and Eugene; son of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Holderness: brother of Robert, Bernlce. and Mrs.

June O'Brien. Resting at funeral home, 2d and Lincoln streets. Hinsdale, services 2 Wednesday, April 27, at Union church. Interment at convenience of family. HORNING See Mathilda Summers notice.

JOHNSON Frederick S. Johnson of the pTeebyterlan Home, Evanston, April 24, 1953, wife of the late Bemhard Johnson: sister ot Fredrick and George Exo. Service 10:30 a. ra. Wednesday at 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston.

Interment Cedar Park cemetery. EACFMAN Kaufman, nee Wetter, of Chicago, formerly of Milwaukee. beloved wife of the late Isaac; devoted mother of Helen Stein of Milwaukee. Har old and Ruth Glass of Chlcsgo, Milton of Green Bay, grandmother five; fond alster of Rac Rrift, Ella Salzensttin of Chicago. Minn Fedderly of Milwaukee, M.

Wetter of Hayward. Wis. Service Tuesday. 11 a. at Goodman-Ben una chapel.

5831 W. Burleigh atreet, Milwau kee, wis. interment fa print mil cemetery Visiting 7:30 p. m. Monday.

EELLY Margaret X. Kelly, wife of the late Mayor Edward J. Kelly: mother of Mother Mary Stephen. 9. H.

C. Joseph M. and Stephen E. Reposing In home for funerals, Erie at Wabash, after 12 noon Monday. Funeral Wednesday, April 27 1955.

at 9:30 a. to Holy Name cathe dral. Mass 10 a. as. Entombment Calvary cemetery.

KF.LTZOW Sophia R. Keltiow, nee Muel ler, beloved wife of Leu is dear mother of Alice; aioter of the late Fred Mueller. Services Wednesday. April 27 2 o. at funeral home.

3440 N. Cen tral avenue. Interment Wundera. Kildare 5-5420. KLEIN See Anna Pufundt notice.

KLVG Barbara Klug, nee Stelnback, beloved wife cf Philip; fond mother of Barbara MUtenbereer. Anna Weingardt. Angellne Berger, Alex, Peter, and Constantlne: grand mother of 16. Funeral Wednesday. April 27.

at 8:30 a. from chapel. 2859 N. Southport avenue, to St. Alphonsus' church.

Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. KONECKI Edward Koneckl. late ef 4933 S. Ashland avenue, beloved husband ol Helen, nee Lusa: loving father of Edward Jr.

and John: dear son of Charlotte: fond brother of Zlgmund and Roman. Funeral Tuesday. April 26, a. from chapel. 1358-58 W.

Slat street, to St, John of God church. Interment Resurrec- lion cemetery. Boulevard 8-5357. KIMAWA Louise Kujawa. 8 Illinois street.

Lemon April 33, age 86, beloved win ci tne ute jonn: lond mother el Mrs. Joseph (Mary) Sarlltto, Mrs. Joseph (Stella) Affelt. Mrs. Catherine Slerczhula.

Mrs. Veronica Mlckel. Walter John and Frank J. Funeral Wednesdsy, 9:30 a. from Marklewlcs funeral home.

108 Dlinois street. Lemon to SS. Cyril and Methodlua cburcb at 10 a. xa. Inter- ment parish cemetery.

Friends may call from a to 6 and to 10 p. ra, LASKOWSKI Catherine Leskowskl, nee w'lk- tor. devoted wife of Stanley; dear mother of Richard. Virginia Kuzmlk, Stanley and Nancy; fond grandmother of four: beloved alster of Helen Ruszkowskt. Lillian Mazur, Mary Carbone, Edward.

John, and Joseph. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. Irom chapel, 1058 W. Chicago avenue, corner of Ogden.

to St. John Cantlua church. In terment St. Adalbert's. KAymarket 1-0936.

tAVF.LLE Margaret tavelle. nee Parks, beloved wile of the late Edward dear mother of Jean Cote. Patricia Polakowakl, Marion Sabo, Charles, and Joan; alster of Charles Parka and Marlon Vent. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. front parlors.

1411 E. 67th street, at Dorchester avenue, to St. Cyril's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. LEE Jeulra Condlct Let, April 22, 1953, wile ot the late John H.

S. Lee: mother cf Mra. Winston Healy. Sheldon Lee. and the latt Elizabeth Lee Foster: aeven grandchildren.

Service 3 p. m. Monday at her home. 1223 Sheridan toad. Evanston.

Private interment. Please omit flowers LEE John Victor Lee of 1003 Washington atreet. Evanston. April 24. 1955.

husband of the Ute Florence Siddall Lee: brother of Mrs. Lillian Weeks, Maude Estella Lee. and the late Dr. David Russell. Joseph and James Leonard Lee.

Resting at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue. Evanston. where service will be -held 2:30 p. Tuesday. Interment Memorial Park cemetery.

LENHIAN Philip 3. Lenlhan, beloved hue- band cf Mamie, nee Duffy; fond brother of Marme Crawford, and the latt Ka tacrine Marquis. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. from chapel, 3100 Irving Park read, to Our Lady of Mercy church.

Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. IRvtng 8-5800. LEPrNSKY Florence tepnnsSy. 1315 E.

52d atreet, beloved daughter ol the late Jacob H. and Anna; loving sl3ter ef Mabel, Bessie, Hattl. Myrtle Friend. Ruth WohW ner. Mildred George.

Alice Brown. Arthur, and Walter. Services Mondsy, 3 p. tt chapel. 693 5 Stony Island avenue.

Interment Oak Woods. Ll'CATOKTO See Elvira Salerno notice. Ll'KENR T. Rav Lukens. April 32.

of Hln dale, husband of Louise E. Lukens: father of Morris Ellie. La veme. snd Bettv; nine grandchildren survive. Resting at fu neral home, 3d and Lincoln street, Hins dale.

Services Monday, April 25, 1:30 p. m. at Seventh Day Adventlst church, Oak and Walnut streets. Interment Brons- wood cemetery. LYALL Rachel Lyall, nee Harms, beloved wife ot the late David fond mother of Jamea A.

Member of Third Unitarian church. Resting at funeral home, 6701-03 W. Division street, where services will be held at 1:30 p. ra. Tuesday, April 26.

Interment Mount Auburn cemetery. AUatln 7-4440. MACKENZIE See George Cleland notice. MALLOW Pauline Mallow, beloved wife of the late William: fond mother of Clarence. Mrs.

Viola Bjorkman and the Ute Roy; grandmother cf Stanley Bjorkman. and great-grandmother ol two. Services Wednesday. April 27, 3:30 p. at funeral home, 5200 N.

Western avenue, corner Foster. LOngbeach 1-6874. MARTIN Robert F. Martin, beloved husband ol Mary McNlff Martin, fond brothei of Harriett Martin of Jcllet, 111. Funeral Tuesday, April 26.

at 9:30 a. from funeral heme, 1353 Dewa avenue, at Glenwocd, to St. Ijrr.atlua' church. Mass 10, a. m.

Interment St. Patrlck'a cemetery, Jniipt. in. Member of Van Buren poet. No.

401, A. L. Joltrt papers please copy. ROgers Park 4-1617. SleEWAN Robert John MrEwan, beloved husband of Anna: dear father of Robert and Edward; grandfather of Barbara.

Tommy, Robert, and Lynn; brother of Donald, Frank, Joseph, and Anne Williams. Member of A. F. L. Painters union, local No.

147. Services Tuesday, April 26, 1 p. at funeral heme, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Mount Emblem.

Kildare 5-5420 MEAGHER Margaret Imelda Meagher. Oak Forest Infirmary," beloved sister cf the late Mary B. Metzlnger. Funeral Wednesday, April 27, 9 a. from chapel.

1822 S. Ashisrd avenue, to St. Plus' church. Interment St. Marytj cemetery.

CAnal 6- 683. Member St. Plus chapter. Third Order of St. Dominic.

MEANT Mary E. Meany. nee Sullivan, beloved wife ol the late Thomas mother of Anne Doherty. Thomas Margaret Norrls and James mother-in-law of Edward J. Doherty and Edward Norrls; loving grandmother of 16; sifter ol Flemleg, Irene Courtney, Margaret John J.

Sullivan, knd the late James P. Sullivan. Resting at funeral home. 316 N. Csntral avenue.

Austin. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. to St. Catherine of Siena church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Queen of Heaven. AUstin 7- 0017. MILL Hairy L. Mills.

72 E. 133th street. Harvey, suddenly st Ccral Gabies. beloved t-utband cf Luis, nee Bianchsrd. Services Mondsy.

8 p. st luneral home. 15335 Broadway, Harvey. Burial Orleans cemetery, lonla, Mich. MITCHFLU-Joseph (Pat Mitchell, beloved husband of Anna, nee Overstraeten: fond brother if Ella.

Sister Gertrude Marie, S. S. John. Leo. James.

Frsnk, Robert, the late Katie McCloskey, and Mary Hana-gan. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a. from funeral home. 113-1 W.

87th street, to St. Klllan'a church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Inter ment St.

Mary a. RAdclilfe 3-1100. M'MIRE-Jthe Rev. Raymond R- Moore. Des Moines.

formerly of Chicago, April 22. 1955, bi.lu.ed husband ol Carolyn Moore; fond father ot Richard and Robert Moore. At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Tuesday, April 26. at 3 p.

tn. Interment Beverly. At chapel after 6 p. m. Monday.

MORRIS Marlon Morris, late ot Rest Haven, beioved mother of the late Beatrice; dear sister of Louis, Mabel Wolf, and the Ute Stella Bransky. Services Monday, 3 P. at chapel. 3654 W. Roosevelt road.

Inter ment B'nal Abraham Zlon Cong, cemetery, Waldheim. Information. Van Buna 6-2700. inlk ThfV rPtinrtrdlv WPrt inlAKER Amelia Baker, nee Russell, beloved 1U11V. A11CJ ItptJi lAUiy weie 111 mnlhrr of Mildred a station wagon which forced a car containing Lehman and another FBI agent off the road.

They attacked the officers with kicks and blows, police said. Williams and Alcox were caught after a chase by a po lice car. Lehman collapsed atf the scene and died today in a hospital. DOG BITES BOY ON WRIST Michael Wilkinson. 5.

of 2623 N. Newcastle was bitten on the right wrist by A dog yesterday In an alley near his home. More in Service at Less Cost has made CHICAGOLAND'S LEADING FUNERAL DIRECTORS N. Beacon street, April 22. htigriand of Helen father of Edward W.

Bedwell and Mary Helen Knaus. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Monday. April 23, at 4 p. m.

Interment at convenience of family. BENSON Mynette E. Benson of 7852 N. Kedvale avenue. Skckte.

111., April 22, 1953. wife of the late William J. mother of Robert; sister cf Lena Abtn- droth, Emma Dracca, and Hattle Yerges. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, until 10 p.

m. Sunday. Services and Interment at convenience of lajnlly. BEST James Best 57, of Grayslake. 111., beloved husband of Marie: fond father of James Jr.

and Richard; brother of William and John. Member of Justice lodge. No. 949, A. F.

A A. of Chicago, Serv. Ices Tuesdsy. 2 p. at Strang chapel.

Grayslake. Masonic rites at 4 p. m. at Mount Emblem. Fast patron ol iSliotm chapter.

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