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MILt.FR Louise Miller, nee Schwartr, of Ui n. 31m tfi TilVtftlttt HILLS Katie H11U. 411 Fullerton pkwr LUCILLE SNOW, DEATH NOTICES OBITUARIES it Bradford W. Carlton Services for Bradford W. Carlton, 54, of 932 S.

Beverley lane, Arlington Heights, will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in the chapel at Northwest hwy. and Vail a Arlington PROF, OHAFEE, DEFENDER OF LEFTISTS, DIES Law Instructor for 40 Years at Harvard Boston, Feb. 8 Special Trof.

Zechariah Chafee t' S1 I Col. Horace B. Smith Chicago Tribune Press Service! Washington, Feb. 8 Serv ices for Col. Horace Smith, retired, a native of Joliet, 111., will be held Tuesday afternoon at Arlington cemetery.

Col. Smith, 61, died yesterday of heart disease. He was a White House aid to Presidents Hoover and Franklin D. Roosevelt over a 12 year span. He attended Culver Military academy and became an army officer at Fort Sheridan, III, in the summer of 1917.

He served in France in World War was an air corps colonel in World War II, and was war department press officer at the first Bikini atom bomb tests. He is survived by his widow, twin daughters, and a stepdaughter. Mrs. Sarah H. Thompson Mrs.

Sarah Hall Thompson, 82, of 807 Hinman Evans-ton, died yesterday in the nursing home at 1021 Granville av. She was the widow of Samuel R. Thompson, early Chicago coffee broker. Mrs. Thompson was a charter member of the Fort Dearborn chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

She is survived by a son, John H. Thompson of The Tribune, and a brother, Alfred B. Hall. Services will be held Monday at 1 p. m.

in the chapel at 1567 Maple Evanston. Walter F. Karstens Services for Walter F. Kar-stens, 59, of 18 E. Northwest Arlington Heights, retired funeral director, will be held at 3:30 p.

m. Monday in the at Northwest hwy. and Vail Arlington Heights. He died Thursday in his home. He is survived by his widow, Emma; two daughters, Mrs.

Ruth Helbig and Mrs. Ester Busse; a brother, and two sisters. David W. Wood Rites for David W. Wood, 90, of Muscatine, former Chicagoan, who died Thursday night in his home, will be held there today.

He was a North Western railway engi neer for 45 years until his retirement in 1930. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Mabel Q. Leedy, Mrs. Hazel E.

Burdsal, and Mrs. Mary E. Mc- Nichols; a son, John and a sister. Harry L. Madorin Harry L.

Madorin, 62, of 6949 Bennett president of Watertube Boiler and Tank company, 140 W. Root died yesterday in Weiss Memorial hospital. Surviving are his widow, Mollye; a son, Ber nard; two Lu cille Sirk and Mrs. Barbara Tucker, and a sister. Services will be held at 11 a.

m. Mon day in South Shore temple, izio jeiiery av. Edward D. Rodin Rites for Edward D. Rodin, 78, of Muskegon, re tired policeman who served 25 years at the Racine av.

station, will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 257 W. Web ster Muskegon. He died yesterday in Mercy hospital there.

He leaves his widow, Augusta; two sisters and brother, Irvin, also a retired Chicago policeman. Joseph Jiran Services for Joseph Jiran, 87, of 1333 W. 18th retired neaa ot tne Jiran music stores, which he founded in 1898, will be held at 11 a. m. Monday in the chapel at 584 W.

Cermak Cicero, Mr. Jiran died Thursday in St Luke's hospital. Surviving is a son, Charles J. 70, instructor of law at Harvard univer-sity for 40 years, an ardent internationalist and pleader for leftist causes, died today in Philips House, General hospital. He had suffered a heart attack Sunday at his Cambridge home.

Chafee was widely known as an author and lecturer, especially on human rights, civil liberties, and freedom of the press. He served on a United Na tions subcommittee on free dom of information and the press, and represented the United States in 1948 at Geneva at an international conference on freedom of information. Instructed Alger Hiss Alger Hiss, the state de partment official convicted of perjury in the concealment of a soviet spy ring, studied under Prof. Chafee at Harvard and strongly supported Chafee's appointment to the U. N.

subcommittee. Within a few years after Chafee published his first book, "Freedom of in 1920, he began signing manifestos, letters, and other documents supporting the Communists and circulated by them. One of these, in the late 1920s, was, a leaflet of the National Popular Government league which attacked the department of justice for its methods of investigating Communists and accused the department of supplying agents who persecuted Sacco and Vanzetti, the anarchists executed here for murder in 1927, Foe of Dies Committee Prof, Chafee signed several statements printed in the Daily Worker, organ of the American ommunists. Among them were attacks on the Dies committee, investigator of un-Americanism, support of the left wing Abraham Lincoln Brigade, and defense of the Communist party against alleged persecution. He pleaded for letters to be sent to President Roosevelt seeking the release of IJarl Browder, imprisoned head of the Communist party in the United States.

He later won acclaim as one of the most authoritative expounders in this country of soviet policy. Sen. McCarthy Wis. accused Chafee of having communist front connections and records of the house committee on un-American activities showed he had engaged in actions indicating sympathy with communism. Laborer Dies as Load cf Steel Falls on Him William Taylor, 42, of 2223 Jackson a laborer in the.

Ilealy Erothers Construction company yard in McCook, was killed yesterday when a load of steel from a crane fell on him. ll Chafe LHi UdMU Jfciutj iwwin Saturday, Feb. 1957 SCALIA Sea Indovina notica. SCANLON Elizabeth Soanlnn, ne Chall- foux, late of 4610 N. Western avenue, beloved mother of James, Harold, Ber.

nice Krutek, Sister Mary Rotaltta, Robert, William, and Dorothy Hennessey: loving sister of George Chalifoux: fond grandmother of 16. Funeral Monday, 9:30 i. from chapel. 4700 N. Western avenue, to Queen of Angels church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. SCHROEDER Helen Sehroeder. age 74, beloved wife of the late Frederick dear mother of Dorothy Crlmmlns, Edward of San Bernardino.

and tha late Frederick dear slsler of Maria Seidel of Los Angeles, Cal. Funeral Mon. day, Feb. 11. 1:80 a.

at chapel, 2114 Irving Park road. Interment Acacia Park cemetery, jumper 8-6336. SCHULTZ Beriha Schulti, he Kaiitx. beloved wile of the late Frank; devoted mother of Elmer, Ruth Hoppe. and Lucille Fashingbauer: mother-in-law of Emily Schultz, Bernard Hoppe, and John Fashingbsuer; fond sister of August Kautz; grandmother of four.

Resting 4256 S. Mozart street, corner 43d. until Monday, Feb. 11, 10 a. m.

Services 1:30 p. m. at Peace E. Lutn. ehurt-h, 43d and Call'ornla.

Interment Bethanla. SEMRAD Earl L. Perarad, formerly of Chicago, passed on Feb. 6, at 5935 W. Lln-denhuisl.

Los Angeles, beloved husband of Mavle fond fathsr of Karl John. and Rosemary Arnold; five grandchildren. SEMRADEK Frank J. Semradek of S334 Arden avenue. Hollywood.

111., beloved husband ot Lyla, nee Bart devoted father of Joyce: brother of George Semradek, Emily Voss. and Eleanor Muska. Service Monday, Feb. 11, 1 p. at funeral home.

622T Cermak road. Interment Woodlawn. GUnderson 4-2050. SEX TON ry M. Sexton, nee Ryan, of 8008 S.

Thruop street, dearly beloved wife of Michael devoted mother of Agnes Pus.ehak, James, and Edmund M. Sexton: grandmother vt James Pusehak, Michael, Dennis, and Marlellyn Sexton. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a. from funeral home, 1718 W. 63d street, to St.

Sabina's church, 78th place end Throop streets, at 9:30 a. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of St. Rabins a Altar and Rosary society. PRospect 6-1000.

SHAW John W. Shaw, formerly of T46S Coles avenue, beloved husband of the late Margaret, nee Sheehan; dear father of Mrs. Irene Mosorlak. Mrs. Florenca Janson, James, Mrs.

Margaret Flndiay, Mrs. Betty Stewart Mitchell, and the lata John: 15 grandchildren: five- great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a. from chapel, 2939 E. 5th street, to SU Bride's church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre, SOuth Chicago 8-0155, SHEPHERD Bertha M. Shepherd, helovett wife of Jshn fond mother of Helen Neven. Wilms L. Bsuman, C. Philip Shepherd, and Lois M.

Tenney; also leaves ona slsler. three brothers. 12 grsndthlldren, and eight great-grandchildren. Service Saturday, Feb. 9, 2 p.

at funeral home, N. Western evenue, corner of Berwyn. Interment Memory Gardens cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials may be sent to Moody Bible institute. LOng-beacn 1-687.

SKISC1M See William Wysockl notice. SKRJANO John Chsnra Skrjane, late of 2113 W. 23d placa, beloved husband ot Mary, nee Ivslc; dear father ct Elizabeth Louis J.J fre'ran; loving grandfather of Louis Ranald fFrances I and Marilyn; great-grandfather of Deborah Ann. Resting at funeral home, 1941 W. Cermak road.

Funeral Tuesday, p-3( a. to St. Stephen's church, 22d place st Wolcott. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. Virginia 7-6688, SMITH Dwight Royal Smith, 806 E. 49th street, Feb. 7, 1957. beloved hususnd of Ella fcmith.

nee Barr; father of Lynra May and Dwight Sears Smiih: son of Alma Sears and the late Henry E. Smith; brother of Scars Smith, Dornthv R. Raines, and Hope Le Bosquet. At chapel, 2624 E. 73th at Jeffery wheia services will he held Saturday, Feb.

9, at 3 p. m. Interment at convenience of family. FAirfax 4-7177. SMITH Symia Smith, belover! wife of Gilbert devoted mother of Robert and Marion; dear daughter of Irene and tha late Abram Smith; fond, sister ot Irma Garrison.

Ruth Vajd. and Grace Slier. At rest In chapel, 704 S. Pulaski road, Sunday night only. Services Monday, 1 1 a.

at Oak Park Temple, 1235 N. Harlem avenue. Interment Jewish Waldhelm. Please omit flowers. SNOW Dr.

Lucille Hammel Snow of 1320 Ashland avenue, Wilmette, mother of Frances Burrtll and Julia Jane Snnw; daughter of Mrs. Myrtle J. and the late Genrpe E. Hammel; grandmother ot Lucille Walters and Burrtll Jr. Service Monday.

1:30 p. at funeral home, H00 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette. Interment Clrclevllle, O. SODFRRERG Alfrleda Rotirrherg, helnve wife of August; loving mother ot Erie; mother-in-law of Jacqueline: grandmother of Juily and Nancv. Funeral Saturday, Feb.

9, 1 p. at chapel, 33 IS W. Irving Park road. In'siment Memorial Park. IRvlng 8-1212.

SONNE Frieda A. Sonne Vt 8049 Craln street. Mortem age 82, beloved wife of the late William dear mother of Carl Fred Walter Hermlne E. Boettcher, Ernest Auguit William and Julius grandmother of 12: great-grandmother of four; sister nt Tens Blsler, Fred L. Huscher, and Emma Huscher.

Resting In chapel, 6251 Dempster street, Morton Grove, until noon Sflt. urflay. In (late at St. Peter's E. R.

Lulh. church. Skokle. until time of service, 2 p. m.

Interment SI. Peter s. Skokle. Mem-ber of Morton Grove War Working circle, A. L.

Aux. post. No. 134. and past worthy matron of Glenview chapter, Io.

862. O. E. S. STI'NGEVIClt'8 Ignarlo M.

Sluncevlclus, husband of Sofit Orbsrska fituiigevlciiis; father of Felix; uncle. of Jurgls Karuza; great-uncla of Jurgls Karuza Jr. Funeral from home for fun-'als, Erie at Wabash avenue, Monday, Feb. 11, 1957. at 9 a.

to Holy Cross church. 4557 S. Wood street, where high m.ss will ha celebrated at 10 a. in, Iotemienl fat, Caslmir's cemetery. SWEENEY Thomas tit.

Swepney, beloved husband cf Josephine Kennedy Sweeney: fond father of Robert, Richard, and the late Thomas G. Funeral Monday. 10 a. from chapel. 5911 W.

Madison, street, to St. Lucy's church. Interment Queen of Heaven, Omit flowers, please. EStcbrook 8 7500. gZOTT Ludwlk Szolt.

beloved father of Estelle Sypien. Bernard, Harriet Goodelt, and Helm Stlllo. Funeral Mcndoy. 9:30 a. from chapel, 1006 N.

Western, to St. Helen's church. Inteiment St, Adalbert's. ARmitage 6-3378. TALALAJ Slanley TalalaJ late ft 2110 N.

La Porte avenue, dearly beloved husband of Alary: loving father nf Ted, Stanley, and Marian of Grand Rapid, brother of John, Philip, and Biliie Callts; father-in-law of Marian. Claire, and Mary Helen; grandfather of Cynthia and Christine. Funeral Monday, Feb. 11, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 1850 N.

Wood street, corner of Cortland, to St. Mary of the Aneels church. Inter, ment St. Adslbert's. Member of Boilermakers union, local 1, A.

F. ct L. HUmboldt 6-0258. TAVTILLO Leonard Tantillo, beloved hus. band of Violet, ncc Caesar; loving father of Pastor; fnnd grandfather of Garvey Pastor, RM3.

U. S. dear brother of Caterlna Campagna and Kunzla. Lesaltato. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a.

from funeral home, 2921 S. Harlem avenue, to St. Leonard's church. Interment family lot. GUnderson 4-4111.

TII.LEY Earle F. Tllley at Lake Worth, and of the Windermere East hold, beloved husband nf Hazel brother ff Sidney J. of Milwaukee, Birdie Meinert of Albany, and Frances Helims of St. Paul, Minn. Mewnlo services at chapel, 7838 Cottage Grove ev nue, Saturday.

Feb. 9. at 1 p. undr the auspices of Landmark lodge. No.

422, A. A. M. Interment Cedar Prk Member of Ancient Accepted Rite: Medlnah shrine, A. A.

O. N. M. Loyal Order of Moose, and past master. Landmark lodge, counsel and director -f Drexel National bank; member of the American, Illinois, and Chicago Bar associations, and member of Olympia Field Country club.

RAdcliffe 3-0220. TORTORELLO See Picerno notice. VAN GELDEREN Ma'irlU F. Van Cel. deren.

formerly of 5601 S. May street, Feb. 7, 1957. beloved husband of tha late Martha Van Gelderen; fond falher of Martha Turrlse end Virginia Jtudera; grandfather of Joseph, Gene. Gerald, James, and Sandlna Turrlse.

At rhapet, 316 w. 63d sfrct. at Harvard avenue, here services will be held Monday. Feb. 11, at 3 p.

m. Inteiment Mount Hope. VR AN John Vrsn, father of Frank Vrsn. dark. Lillian and Mildred Daffron; grandfather nf six.

Service st funersl home. 4332 Els! on avenue, corner of Pulsskl road. Monday. Fb. 11, at 11 a.

m. Interment Elmwood Park cemetery. KEystone 9-6100. WERNER Car! Werner Sr. of Cohn Brothers Custom Tailors, 22 W.

Monroe, beloved husband of Mary; dear father of Joseph, Violet Vande Carr, Eva Noidwall, and Carl Jr. Resting at funeral home, 4138 W. North avenue. Service 1:30 p. Mondav, Feb.

11. Interment at convenience of family. BElmont WOLSKI Katherine Wolskl, late cf 83SJ W. Huron street, beloved wife Frankt loving mother of Li lian IHarveyl Met-waid; fc-nd sister of Clara Grunt, Stanley and Benjamin Kurtr; grandmother of Harlene, Funeral Monday. Feb.

11, 9 a. from chapel, 1358 N. Oanley boulevard, to Our Lady Help of Chrlstlani church. Interment Queen of Hravert, BRunswIck 8-04ST. MOnioa 6-3179, Member of St, Peter's court.

No. 927, W. O. F. rVYSOCKI William A.

Wysockl, Trb. 1957, late of 2953 N. HardlnC avenue, beloved husband of Louise; dear itais father of Mitchell Skisclm. Mildred Cot. lins, and Irena Kutka, tond brother of Julius; dear grandfather of Ron id and John.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. front chapel, 3060-64 Milwaukee avenue, ta St. Hyacinth's church. Interment. St, Adalbert cemetery.

Dickens 2-2252. ETHAN Set Skrjane notice. IIMMEBMAN Ernestine Zimmerman, dear mother of Herbert P. and Florenca Barrett: grandmother of Alan Zltrnner-mn. Gerald, Carol and David Barraav Services Monday, Feb.

11, 1 p. at funeral home. 5303 N. Western avenue, corner of Berwyn. Interment Roseliitl cemetery.

LOngbeach 1-6874. 4930 S. Elm street. Downers Grov. formerly of 260 S.

Villa avenue. Villa Park, beloved wire 01 tne late wunam; fond mother of Irwin, Elmer. Henry, Raymond. Louise Bischof. Dorothea De Vnre.

and Robert stepmother of William and Walter Miller; grandmother of 17; great-grandmother of seven; sister of the Rev. Esnest Schwartz. Resting at funeral home. 305 S. Princeton, at School Villa Park, until Monday.

11 a. m. Will lie in state at Trinity Luth. church. Ardmore av.

and School from 12 noon to 1:30 p. time of service. Interment Bethanla. LAwndale 1-3808. MILLER See Allendorfer notice.

MVRNANE William F. Murnane, 8522 S. Hermitage avenue, beloved husbana Florence, nee Ott: dear son of Margaret and the late Phillip; Jond brother of Rita Foster, Phillip and dear uncle of Mary Jyne Doherty: great-uncle of Thomas and Kathy Ann Doherty. Funeral Monday, 10 a. Jrom funeral home, 1718 W.

63d street, to St. Theodore's church. Interment St. Mary's. Member of K.

of McHale council. No. 1194; St. Theodore Holy Name and St. Vincent de Paul societies.

PRospect 6-1000. Mt'RTAUGH Sgt. James J. Murtaugh, C. beloved husband Katnryn Duffy Murtaugh; devoted father of the Rev.

James J. and the Rev. Daniel dear brother of Mary Murtaugh. Anne Anderson, Margaret Burke, and the late Irene Orth. John aid Lillian Murtaugh.

Funeral Monday. 9:45 a. from funeral chapel, 2036 W. 79th street, corner ot Seeley avenue, to St. Sahlna's church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Mem-ber of P. B. Chicago Police post. No.

207, A. St. Jude's league, and St. James council, No. 1650, K.

ot C. HUdson 3-6202. NAVIGATO William A. Navlgato, loving father of Angelus, Camllle A. Moore, and William dear brother of Anna De Flllppis, Rocco, Marietta, Rose, Adeline Kline, Juliette De Laurentls, and Romeo; grandfather ot seven.

Funeral Monday, 8:30 a. from funeral home, 619 S. Ashland to St. Priscilla't church. Interment Mount Carmel.

4 NEWELL Joseph J. Newell, beloved hus band of Helen, loving latner ot i-atncia and the late James; son of John and the lat Anna; brother of Raphael Anderson, John and the late Marian Bonlne. Funeral Tuesday. 9:30, a. from funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, to Our Lady of Victory church Interment St, Joseph Member of CTA division 241.

NOWAK Stanley Nowak, fond father of Fred-, Genevieve Broniec, ana l-ranit; father-in-law of Walter Broniec and and Helen: grandfather of two. Funeral Monday, Feb. 11, 9:30 a. from chapel, 3054 W. Cermak road, to St.

Caslmir's church. Interment Resurrection. Bishop 7-8999. OLSON Marie E. Olson, ne Cork, sud denly, wife of Elmer sister 01 Eimer Swanson.

Resting at funeral home, 2118 Lawrence avenue, until 10 p. m. Saturday. Service Monday, 10:30 a. at Dieterle Lake street memorial home.

Aurora, 111. Interment St. Paul's Lutheran cemetery. LOngbeach 1-4850. OSTRANB-Henry H.

Ostrand, Feb. 8. he- loved father ot LOia uengiannis, rrea, Oscar, Raymond, and the late Elmer and Harry; fond brother of David Ostrander; dear uncle of Mildred Blood Mitchell. Funeral Monday, 11 a. at chapel, 4821 N.

Damen avenue, to Rosehill. LOngbeach 1-2016. OTT Viola S. Ott. nee Neeb, of 8328 S.

Wood street, beloved wile 01 Harry; ae-vnterf mother of Harry. Albert, and Therese Louise Quillln: dear sister of Theresa Goetzke; grandmother of eight. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from funeral home, 1718 W. Bid street, 10 fi.

iueo-dore's church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary's.

PRospect 6-1000. PALICKA See Bernhardt Hanke notice. PAMIN Emil Pamtn, beloved husband of Emilia: fond father of William, uertruae Dallege, and the late Otto and Hedwig Pamln; father-in-law of Oleta and William Daliege. Resting at funeral home, 8400 S. Ashland avenue, until 11 a.

m. Monday, Feb. 11. Services Monday, 1:30 P. at Golgotha Lutheran church.

Interment Bethania cemetery. CEdarcrest 3-4310. PEI.NAR Laddie T. Pelnar, 7000 26th parkway, Berwyn. beloved nusoanci 01 Carlotta: son of Anna Roubik: brother of Elsie Panek, Blanche Mares, and Marcella Gunther.

Services Monday, Fb. 11, 2:30 p. at chapel. 6301 W. Cermak road.

Berwyn. Interment Woodlawn. OLympic 2-1823, Bishop 2-2990. PETERSEN See, Bernhardt Hanke notice. PETERSON Jennie Peterson, nee Eklund, of Du Wayne motel, route 64 INorth avenue).

West Chicago, 111., wife of Conrad N. Peterson; fond mother of'Laveme Stum-baugh; grandmother of Jaquelin Helss and William great-grandmother of Laurie mothex-in-law of Lloyd Stumbaugh; sister of Edward G. of Schiller Park, Arthur and Valborg Hansen of California, and Raymond of Chicago. Member of Wheaton chapter, O. E.

S. Resting at funeral home. 567 S. Spring j-oad, Elmhurst. 111., after 7 p.

m. Saturday. Services Monday, Feb. 11, at 1:30 p. m.

TErrace 4-3515. PETIT Laurence A. Petit. Feb. 7, 7254 Jeffery boulevard, beloved husband of Nellie Greer Petit: fond son of Mrs.

Emma B. and the late Albert brother of Stephen B. and Mrs, Isabelle Mobley. Funeral Monday. 11 a.

at funeral home, Jeffery-boulevard, at 77th street. Interment Chesterton, Ind, SOuth Shore 8-8822. PETZKO-'-Thomas Petzko, age 74, beloved husband of Eva; loving lather ot Marie I.ovtson, Betty Napoll, Rudolph, and Eleanor Cecllio; dear brother of Mag-dalln Kebisek; fond grandfather of Ar-lena Sandra Cecilio. Funeral Monday, Feb. 11, at 9 a.

from funeral home, 424 E. 103d street, to Holy Rosary Slovak church, 108th street and Perry avenue. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Information, COmtnodore 4-1234. PIASECKI Mary tKxzystofczyk Piaseckl, nee Gawllk, beloved mother of Valeria Dedera. Eleanor Wojclk, Walter, Alfred, Bennie, and Eugene Krzystofczyk, Joseph and William Piaseckl; mother-in-law of Robert Dedera, Edmund Wojclk. Rita, Irene and Irene Krzystofczyk, and Irene and Irene Piaseckl: 25 grandchildren. Funeral Monday.

Feb. 11, at 9:30 a. from funeral home, 4860 W. 31st street, to St. Mary's church.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. OLympic 2-2005. PICERNO Rachel Picerno, latt of 2248 W. Erie street, beloved wife of the late Joseph; loving mother of'Angellne Tor-torello. Rose Esposito, Mildred Imbrogno, Anna Falato.

Frank, Salvatore, and the late Rocco; sister ot Fllomena Qrazlano; grandmother of 18: great-grandmother of seven. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a. from chapel, 721 N. Western at Superior to Holy Rosary church. Interment Mount Carmel.

ARmltage 6-6056. PI ECHNIK Frank Plechnlk, lata of 2658 S. Sawyer avenue, loving husband of Antoinette, nee Solarczyk; devoted father of Louis TMaryl Plechnlk; survived by stepchildren; grandfather of five. Funeral Monday. 10:30 a.

from chapel, 2955 W. 25th street, to St. Caslmir's church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Bishop 7-0100 or CAnal 6-0471.

PITTEL Harold R. PHtel. 3856 S. Union avenue, beloved husband of Lillian Snyder Plttel; loving father of Esther Worthington, June Pokin, Pvt. Harold Donna and Charles Pittel; fond grandfather of two.

Funeral Monday. 2 p. at chapel, 79th street at Loomis boulevard. Interment. Mount Greenwood cemetery.

Member of Painters union, local No. 184. TRiangle 4-1187. PIZANOWSKI Constant Plzanowskl. beloved husband of Catherine; loving father of Nancy, Elsie.

Sister M. Casimira, C. George, and Blanche: dear father-in-law of Irene, Henry Feltych, and Andrew Pater; fond brother of Josephine Gronek and Frank: grandfather ot eight; greatgrandfather of SJiree. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a. from funeral home, 2459 S.

Christiana avenue, to St. Caslmir's church. Interment Resurrection. Bishop 7-7175. PORRO See Mategrano notice.

PORZEI. Mary POrzel, nee Danek, beloved wife of Andrew; fond mother of Grace Tatlcek; sister of Emily Bastian, Josephine Healey, Michael, and Frank Danek. Member of R. N. of A.

Mayflower camp, No. 4829, and Zofle Podilpska, No. 98, C. S. A.

Funeral Monday, 1:30 p. at chapel. 5704 W. Cermak to Bohe- mian National. OLymplc 2-2921.

Pl'CCIA Angela Puccia. loving daughter of Tony and Jenny; dear sister of Vlnce Puccia: sister-in-law of Mrs. Rena Puccia. Funeral Monday. 9 a.

from funeral home. 3751 W. North avenue, to Maternity B. V. M.

church. Interment St. Joseph's. BElmont 5-4047. PUSCHAK See Mary M.

Sexton notic. REUTER See Mary Eaton notice. ROBINSON Grace G. Robinson. 2328 E.

70th street. Feb. 7. 1957. wife of the late Merle E.

Robinson: mother of James S. and M. Eldrldge Robinson; grandmother of Bette Semar. Jo Ann Bledsoe, Elizabeth James and John Robinson; five great-grandchildren. At chapel, 2024 E.

Wth at Jeffery boulevard, where services will be held Saturday, Feb. 9, at 2 p. m. Interment at convenience of family. Memorial contributions may be sent to cancer fund.

FAirfax 4-7177. RYAN Joseph E. Ryan. Feb. 6, 1957, at St.

Petersburg, formerly of 440 E. 87th place, beloved husbanri of Mary, nee Myler; loving father of Donald; brother of Helen; James, and Thomas. Member of Streetcar Men's union, dlv. 241. Funeral Monday, Feb.

11. 9 a. from funeral home. 9108 S. Cottage Grove, to St.

Joachim's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. TRiangle 4-1221, BYAN William G. Ryan, husband of Roberta Jackson Ryan; fond father of Roberta Anderson; brother of John W. Ryan of Roselle, 111..

Norine Beth, and the late Robert E. Ryan. Funeral Monday, Feb. 11, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood.

to St. Mary of the Lake church. Msss 10 a. m. Interment Calvary, ROgen Park 4-1617.

S4LV1NOIO See Salvluolo notice. 8ALVIUOLA Mary Salvluolo, nee Lopsrdo, beloved wife of Ralph; daughter of Raf-faella and the late Louis; fond mother of Louis and Angela; sister1 ot Josephine Del Glorno; grandmother of four. Resting at chapel, 418 8. Cicero avenue. Funeral notice later.

COlumbus 1-6600. SAXTON Mrs. Aura M. Ssxton of Antloch, formerly of Harvey. 111., beloved wife of the late Frank; fond mother of Mrs.

Marie Russell; dear aister of Mrs. Grace A. Bushey, Mrs. Leila Lynn. Eugene and John Daley: grandmother of four.

Funeral Monday, Feb. 11, at 9:30 a. from Strang funeral home, Antioch, to St. Peter's church, Antloch. at 10 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery, Antioch. SAYLOR Arthur C. Saylor of Cincinnati, formerly of Chicago, Feb. 8, 1957, beloved husband of Victoria D.

Saylor: dear brother of 'Mrs. Ida McCormlck, William and Ralph Saylor. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be heid Saturday. Feb, 9.

at 2 p. under auspices of Golden Rule lodge. No. 728. A.

r. A A. M. Interment Rosehill. Pat grand patron of Eastern gtar; past master of Golden Rule lodge.

No. 726. A. F. A A.

member of Lincoln Park chapter. Chicago commandery, and Medlnah Shrine. Feb. 7, 1957, wite 01 tne lata otto r. Hilla mother of Dorothy Hoffsted and Otto R.

Hills Jr. At chapel. 6501 N. Ashland avenue, from 3 p. until 10 p.

m. Friday. Private service 1:30 p. m. Saturday, Feb.

9. Rosehill cemetery chapel. Please omit flowers. HORKY Bessie Horky, formerly of 1333 S. Home avenue, Berwyn, beloved wife of the late Jerry: fond mother of Emily Sebek, Bessie Tykol, Charles and the late Jerry grandmother of five; great-grandmother of one.

Services Monday, Feb. 11, 1:30 p. at funeral home. 6901-03 Roosevelt road. Interment Bohemian National.

STanley 8-0904. HOVORKA Mary Hovorka, fond lister of William Thomas Joseph W. of Denver, Alice, and Ann Hovorka. Funeral Monday, Feb. 11.

8:45 a. from funeral home. 62 27 W. Cermak road, to Our Lady of the Mount church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. GUnderson 4-2050. IMBROGNO See Picerno notice. INDOVINA Anna Indovina.

nee Scalia, wife of the late August: dear mother of Vincent, Joseph, Augustina, Josephine, Mrs. Antoinette Schroedle, and Mrs. Mary Kovach; daughter of the late Joseph and Josephine Scalia; loving lister of Vincent, Thomas, Sam, Mary, and Concetta Scalia, Mrs. Katherine Casale Mrs. Josephine fJohn SIragusa; grand mother of Agostino, Joann Indovina, Jo- leoh Schroedle, and Anna Marie Kovach.

Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel. BOO S. Sacramento to St. Anthony's church.

Interment Mount Carmel. SAcra- mento 2-4747. JANSKE Frank Janske. late of 2234 S. 59th court, Cicero, beloved husband of Anna, nee Klotz; dear father of Lucille Nottke and Anna Drxewicki; father-in- law of Arthur Nottke and B.

Wlillam Drzewicki; grandfather of six; great grandfather of one. Service Monday, 1:30 p. at chapel, 6507 W. Cermak road Interment Acacia Park cemetery. Tyler of cicero lodge, no.

uss, a. v. A. Member of Triangle chapter. No.

273 R. A. and Ahabad Grotto. GUnderson 4-6310. JASNICA See Plechnlk notice.

JIRrAN Joseph Jiran of 1333 W. 18th street, husband of the late Julia; dearly beloved father of Charles J. Jiran; dear father-in-law of Sylvia; grandfather of Jullanne Kadlec; 2 great-grandchildren Services Monday, 11 a. at home for funerals. 5844 Cermak road.

Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Mem ber of Bohemia lodge. No. 943, A. F.

Columbia commandary. No. 63 K. Medlnah temple; Dobrovsky club and Praha lodge, No. 231, I.

O. O. F. OLymplc 2-0243. JOHNSON Henry Hank Johnson, 7626 Ingleside avenue, beloved husband 01 Elvera, nee Olson; fond brother of Alma Carlson, Hannah- Johnson and Charles Johnson of Canada: brother-in-law of Al- freda Grover.

Resting et memorial chapel, 87th it. at Dorchester until Monday noon. Service Monday, Feb. 11, 2:30 p. at Gustavus Adolphus church, 7426 Drexel av.

Interment Oak Woods cemetery. REgent 1-2800. JOHNSON James W. Johnson, 9019 S. Paulina street.

eD. 6, laor, oeiovea husband of Bessie J. Johnson; dear father of James W. brother of Mrs. Edward C.

Dunnett and Mrs. Harry Bierman. At chapel 2121 W. 95th street, where services will ba held Saturday, Feb. 9, at 2 p.

m. Interment Mount Hope. JOHNSON Minnie D. Johnson, nee Hansen. age 76 years, Friday, fcd.

is, 1H3(, at ner late residence. 416 Moimes street, Lemoni 111., wife the late Nels Peter Johnson; fnnd mother of Soohle Johnson and Agnes Hartnunn of Lemont. Mrs. Herman Wll- helml Vlolal. end Harry Johnson of Miami, Theodore.

Howard, and Al fred Johnson of Lemont, and the late Ru- dolDh: sister of the late Mary Walker and Theodore Hansen. Remains resting et chapel, 501 State street, Lemont. 111., end will be removed to Lemont Methodist church In Lemont Monday, 12 noon, to lie in state until time of service 2 p. Interment Fairmount cemetery, Willow Springs, III. JOHNSON See Bernhardt Hanke notice.

KARSTENS Walter F. Karstens, late of 18 E. Northwest highway, Arlington Heights, beloved husband of Emma, nee Kehe: loving father of Mrs. Ruth Helbig and Mrs. Esther Busse: brotner 01 Elmer, Viola, and Emma: grandfather of three; snn-ln-law of William Kehe.

Resting at chapel. Northwest highway and Vail ve-. nue. Arlington Heignts. wnere services will be held at 3:30 p.

Monday, Feb 11. Interment Randhlll Park cemetery, CLearbrook 3-0168. KASPER Catherine Kasper, beloved wife of the late Aloysius dear sister of the late Annie and Mary Cooney. Funeral Mondav. 9 a.

from funeral home 2335 E. 75th street, at Oglesby avenue, to St. Philip Neri church. Mas 9:30 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. SOuth Shore 8-7717. ATT ANY Anton F. Kattany, beloved hus band of Tamenle. nee Salame; fond father of Susan Kattany; grandfather of Therese.

Lenore, and Joseph Kattany Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel. 5908 S. Kedzie avenue, to St Clare of Montefalco church. Interment St.

Mary's. GRovehlll 6-0090. KELLY James John Kelly, beloved brother et the lata Thomas J. and Annie Kelly fond uncle of Thomas A. Kelly.

Funeral Monday, 9:15 a. from, funeral borne 8243 S. Ashland avenue, to St. John Fisher church. Mas 10 a.

m. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. STewart 3-7700 H.RZTSTOFCZTK Sea Piaseckl notice, KUHTA John Kuhta Sr. of 1840 S. Ra cine avenue, loving father of Agnes Vespo.

Madeline Posuch. Steve, John and Matthew Kubta: nine grandchildren Funeral Monday. Feb. 11. 1957, at m.

from chapel, 1021 W. 19th street to Holy Trinity church for requiem high mass at 9:30 a. m. Interment Resurrec tion. CAnal 6-3023.

Kl'RKLIK Robert Kurelik. Chicago Fire Department, beloved son of Jean and the late John; loving brother of the late Pfc. Edward; dear nephew of Peter and Stella Czerwinski and Florence Falco. Funeral Monday, Feb. 11.

at 9:30 a. from funeral home. 5753 W. Fullerton, near Menard, to St. James church.

Inter ment St. Joseph's cemetery. Member of Chicago Firemen's post. No. 667, Amer ican region, ana ioyai uraer ot ivioosc lodge, No.

3. BErkshirt 7-6400. LANG Josephine Lang, late of 3924 Division street, beloved daughter of the late Joseph and Lucy Lang: loving sister of Mrs. Lottie Orman and Mrs. violet Klein.

Funeral Saturday, Feb. 9, 8:30 a. from funeral home. 4255-57 Division street, to Our Lady of the Angeii church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. AL- bany 2-3600. LANGOSCH Gertrude Lelnweber Langosch Feb. 8, 1957, beloved husband of the late Frank Langosch; dear mother of Dorothy Riccardo and Raymond Lan- goscn; motner-in-iaw 01 sam Kiccarao and Betty Langosch: grandmother Linda. Josephine, Lawrle, Raymond Jr.

and Lawrence: sister of Moliie Wash. kuhn and Harold Lelnweber. Services Monday. 2 p. at funeral home, 3314-16 Armitage avenue.

Interment Mount Emblem. Member of Austin chap ter, O. E. and Nazareth Shrine Ladies Auxiliary of Chicago commandery. LE1FER Edward E.

Lelfer. 3001 W. Gran- ville, beloved husband of Estelle; loving father of Harold and Lana; dear son 0 Sam and the late Hannah; fond brother ot Al. Ruth Nathanson, Joseph, and Reg gie Fish. Services Monday, 11 a.

chapel, 1300 Devon. Interment Wald helm. Member of Covenant club; Twin Orchard Country club, and Congregation B'nal Zion, Rogers Park 1-2400. LEITEL See Bernhardt Hanke notice. MADORIN Harry L.

Madorin, 6949 Ben nett avenue, beloved husband of Mollye, nee Booeie; ear latner 01 Bernard, s. Lucille Sirk, and Barbara Tucker; seven grandchildren; fond brother of Ruth Kadden and the late Ida. Resting chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue, Sat urday evening and Sunday. Service Mon day, 11 a. at South Shore temple 7215 Jeffery boulevard.

Interment Oak Woods. DOrchester 3-4920. MARKUS Julia Markus, nee Junek, dea wife of Peter Markus mother of Peter Markus Adeline Basa. an Beverly Courtley; daughter of Mary Junek: sister of Jim and Otto Junek four grandchildren. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.

from funeral home, 3452 Grand boulevard. Brookfield, to St. Barbara church. Mass 10 a. m.

HUnter S-6489. MATANOVICH Josephine Helen Matano- vlch. Feb. 8, beloved daugnter 01 juua and the late Matthew devoted sister of Allan. Matt and George A.

Boz; fond sister-in-law of Ann Boz of New York and Charlotte Boz; dear aunt of Pamela Charlene. and Daniel Boz. Funeral Mon dav. Feb. 11.

at 9 a. from funeral home. 2157 Irving Park road, at Leavitt street, to St. Benedict's church. Mass at 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph's ceme tery. Member of Third Order of St! Fran cis. KEystone 9-7900.

MATEGRANO Luigl Mategrano, beloved husband of Innocenza. nee Porro; dear father of John, Pasquale. Irene, Albert Ernest. Mrs. Elizabeth Mike) Briatta and Victor; fond brother of Joseph Mategrano and Thomas Frole.

Funeral Tues day. 8:45 a. from chapel. oo s. Sacramento to Our Lady of Pompeii church.

Mass 9:45 a. m. Entombment Queen of Heaven cemetery. Please omit flowers. SAcramento 2-4747.

MATTEO Daniel Matteo, late of 7547 Fullerton avenue. Elmwood Park. 111., formerly of 2112 Huron street, dear husband of Theresa, nee Armento; beloved father of Daniel J. and Fred: fond brother of Theresa Padula of Manhattan Beach, loving grandfather of three. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.

from chapel, 624 N. Western avenue, to Holy Rosary church. Interment Queen ot Heaven. ARmltaee. 6-7800.

McCAULEY Bertha McCauley. nee Zell- mer, beloved wife of the late Walter; loving mother of Margaret Leavy, Mai-calm, Walter, Bonlta Devereux, and Ber-nlce Witt; fond 1 titer, of Edward Zelhner and Edith Lange; 11 grandchildren. Funeral Monday, Feb. 11, 8:45 a. from funeral home, 2701 W.

3d street, at Washtenaw avenue, to Little Flower church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.

PRospect 6-8300. MEEGAN Alice Martin Meegan. formerly of 7422 S. Peoria street, beloved wife of the late Michael: loving mother ot Edward and the late Pfc. Joseph M.

Meegan, U. S. fond sister of the late Mrs. Mary Rodgers and Peter Martin: dear aunt of Alice McKeague. Evangeline Carroll, and Marlon Derrig, Funeral Monday, 9 a.

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

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of St. Leo court. No. 116, W.

C. O. F. STewart 3-7700. MENDRICK See Dembowski notice.

MEUER Elizabeth Newlove Meuer of 6946 Monroe court Niles, 111., beloved we of the late Peter; dear mother Laura Brandt. Joseph Newlove, Catherine Meuer. and the late Anthony Newlove; grandmother of six; great-grandmother of 17. Funeral from chapel. 6251 Dempster street, Morton Grove.

Mrmdsy. 9:30 a. to St. John Brabeuf church, Nllcs. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment St. Joseph's. DOCTORINCITY 30 YEARS, DIES Dr. Lucille Hammel Snow, I 58, of 1320 Ashland Wil-mette, a physician in Chicago for 30 years, died yesterday in her home.

Dr. Snow was graduated from the University of Illinois medical school in 1926, and specialized in obstetrics and gynecology. She was on the staff of Mercy, Women and Children's, Illinois Masonic, St. Francis of Evanston, and of Loyola university's Stritch School of Medicine. She was the first president of the Chicago Women's Medical association.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Frances Burrill and Miss Julia Jane Snow, and her Mrs. Myrtle J. Hammel. Services will be held at 1:30 p.

m. Monday in the chapel at 1100 Greenleaf Wilmette. HALF MILLION ESTATE LEFT BY REISENHUS Peter P. Reisenhus, retired president of American Glove company and American Tannery company, left an estate estimated, at $500,000, it was disclosed yesterday as his will was admitted to probate by James S. Montana, assistant to the Probate court judge.

Reisenhus was 97 when he died Jan. 27. The will provided $31,500 in bequests to 11 friends and relatives, and that the remain der should be placed in trust for the benefit of the widow, Mathilde, of 939 Castlewood ter. On her death, she may dis pose of half the trust funds by will. Of the remaining half, 72 per cent will go on her death to a group of relatives and 28 per cent is to go to the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children.

Former Geneva Nurse, 99, Dies in Rockford Rockford, Feb. 8 UP) Miss Carrie Baldwin, a nurse for more than 75 years and old est resident of the Eastern Star home in Rockford, died today. She would have been 100 on March 3. Miss Baldwin had worked as a nurse at the State Training School for Girls at Geneva. VNERAL DIRECTORS- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W.

63D-ST. PHONE: WEntworth 6-0025 SATURDAY BOOTON Louise E. 1 p. m. tfiapel ROS1AN Edward A.

IX a. m. at ctikpel MONDAY VAN GKLDEREN Mauriti p. m. at Chapel NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N.

ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach 1-2645 SATURDAY HErN Allct M. 3 i. m. st ehanel SAVLOR Arthur C.v 2 p.

m. at chapel MONDAY BURKART Mertie 10:30 m. In church SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 9STH-ST. PHONE: BEverly 8-2182 SATURDAY JOHNSON" James W.

2 n. m. at Chanel LEEDY Barbara G. 10:30 a. m.

In church MUNDAY ElXIS-Irene C. 2 p.m. at chapel "SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 2024 E. 7 5TH-ST. PHONE: FAlrfax 4-7177 SATURDAY ROBINSON Grace G.

2 r. m. at Chanel smith owignt K. 3 p. m.

at cnapei Piser MEMORIAL CHAPELS NORTH SOUTH NORTHWEST WEST CHICAGO C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 103 YEARS 221 East Eri SUperior 7-7709 AMPLE PARKING CEMETERIES CEMETERY lots for sale 10 lots: 4 graves each; in Elmwood cemetery. River Grove.

Any reasonable ofter will be considered. Write MEW 50. Tribune 5 LOTS in Eden cemetery $475. Round Lake. 111.

Kimball 6-2393 OAKRIDGE CEMETERY 6 grave lot. Reasonable. ROdney 3-7313. -IN MEM OR I AM- HANSEN Eleanor Hansen. In Joving memory of our dear wife, mother, and grandmother.

Two years ago today. HUSBAND. CHILDREN. AND GRANDCHILDREN. WOODBl'RY William C.

Woodbury. In loving memory ot "our Bill's birthday." LOVING FAMILY. ZEIFERT Natalie Zeifert. In loving mem-ory of our dear mother, who passed away one year ago today. 'Til memory lades and life departs You will live torever in our hearts.

YOUR LOVING CHILDREN. -ANNOUNCEMENTS- heart FUND MEMORIALS Help cure heart disease. Tax fret Also bequests and foundations YOUR HEART FUND NEBIDS YOU Chicago Heart 69 W. Washington-st. CANCER CURE will be brought nearer by your help.

Make a memorial gift. They are tax deductible: also bequests. CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION, INC. E. Jackson-blvd.

HArrison 7-0932 DEATH NOTICES ALLENDORFER William J. Allendorfer. beloved husband of Esther; fond father of Marvin, William, Margaret FJynn, and Jeann Miller; grandfather of nine. Funeral Monday, I at chapel, 6301 W. Cermak road, Berwyn, 111.

Interment Waldhelm cemetery. Bishop 2-2990 or STanlev 8-4240. Member of Providence lodge. No. 711, F.

A. M. ARMENTO Set Matteo notice, BARRON Patrick W. Barron of 5600 S. Wolcott venue, be love husband of Agnea Clancy Barron; fond father cf Patrick.

John. Mary Catherine Mahoney, and Margaret Mashl; dear brother of Margaret- MuWeil. Ma uric the late John and Alice Barron: grandfathtr of 12. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel, 5318 Bf Ashland avenue, to St.

Basil's church, masa 9:30 a. m. Inter ment Holy Sepulchre. Secretary of 415th Telegraph Battalion Signal Corps, A. E.

F. PRospeot 6-0031. BAL'ER Anna E. Bauer, nee Lobitz. he-loved wife of the late John; dear mother of Eleanor Murray, Frank, Marie Muilins, John, Ann Sehroeder, Ruth Bahe, and France Rhode; grandmother of 12.

Service Monday. 2 p. at funeral borne, 1458 Belmont avenue. Interment St. Lucas' cemetery.

BAL'ER See Bernhardt Hanke notice. BREEN Madge L. Breen. formerly of Chi cago wife of Norman M. Breen; mother of Mrs.

Hazel Dillon, Thomas Hamilton, Mrs. D. Mineo. Norman and V. Michael Breen.

and Mrs. Robert Cooney: sister of Martin and Patrick Coughlln and Mrs. Vera Johnson. Services and Interment in California. BRENN Mary E.

Brenn, Feb. 7, beloved wife of the late Howard; dear mother of Howard and Mary Delmonte; tlx grandchildren: five great grandchildren. Member of Northern lights chapter. No. 872, O.

E. S. Services Sat urday, 2 p. at funeral chapel, 4338 Fullerton avenue. Interment Acacia Park.

BElmont 5-1610. BRIATTA See Mategrano notice. BUHBKE Mrs. Wilhelmene Buhrke, late of 203 S. Highland, Arlington Heights, beloved mother of Mrs.

Marian Engelking and Mrs. Esther Brockmann; dear sister of John Kuegenmeister: 11 grandchil dren; six great-grandchtldren. Resting at Tftapel, Northwest hwy. and Vail av. Arlington Heights.

Service 2 p. m. Sun day, Feb. 10, at St. Peter's Ev.

and Luth. church, Arlington Heights. Will He in state at church from 12:30 p. until time of service. Interment St.

Peter Ev.Luth. cemetery. CLearbrook 3-0168. BUR ART Mertie Burkart, nee Stokes, Feb. 7, 1957, Funeral 10:30 m.

Mon day, Feb. 11, at Church of the Atonement. 5749 Kenmore avenue. Interment Rose- hill. CALABRESE Michael Calabrese beloved husband oi Antoinette coglianeae cala brese: dear father of Michael Jr.

and Eugene; brother of John, Carmella Mas- sarottl, salvatore calabrese; also Annina Daniele and Elvira Esposito in Italy; la- ther-ln-law of Marion Calabrese; uncle of Mauro Daniele. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from chapel. 5911 W.

Madison street, to Resurrection church. Entomb ment Motnt Carmel. EStebrook 8-T500 CARLSON Rose McLaughlin Carlson of 10615 S. Throop street, beloved wife ot David loving mother of David three grandchildren; fond sister of Mary Ann Sharkey, the late Kate Jagunt, Bridget Danaher, and James. Funeral Monday.

9:45 a. from funeral home, 9900 S. Throop street, to St. Margaret's church. Mass 1Q a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. BEverly 8-2321. CARLTON Bradford W. Carlton late of 923 Beverley lane.

Arlington Meignis, beloved husband of Lillian: loving father Ait Bradford W. Jr. and Mrs. Joan For- bush; dear son of Mr. end Mrs.

Charles Carlton brother of Charles two grandchildren. Resting at chapel. North west highway and vail avenue. Arlington Heights, after 3 P. m.

Sunday, where services will be heid at 2 p. Monday, Feb. 11. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials may be 'given to the Heart fund.

CLearbrook 3-0168. CLANCY See Patrick W. Barron notice. COBB Hazel Anna Cobb, late of 1718 Car men avenue, Chicago. Feb.

8, IBS7, wile of the late Spencer D. Cobb; mother of June Marie Carter. Funeral Monday, eo. 11, 10:15 a. from Wait-Ross-Allanson funeral chapel, Elgin, 111., to St.

Joseph's church. Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment All Saints' cemetery, Des Plaines, about noon. COONEY See Catherine Kasper notice.

DEMBOWSKI Marian Dembowski, nee Mondizycki. late of 1332 Claremont avenue, dearly beloved wite of Sigmund; loving mother of Diane and Janice devoted daughter of Alice fMondizycki; oear sister oi jsawin, jranK, ana wauer; fond sister-in-law of Stella, Henrietta and Irene. Funeral Monday, Feb. 11 9:30 a. from funeral home, 1850 N.

Wood street, corner of Cortland, to St. Aloysius' church. Interment St. Adal bert's. HUmboldt 6-0258.

DISHLER Isadore Dtshler. 735 N. Lawn- dale avenue, beloved husband of Bertha; dear father of Sylvia Graner, Marvin J. and the late Lillian Miriam; devoted grandfather ot Lynette and Bruce Lloyd Graner: fond brother ot Abe. Fannie Neross, and the late Lena.

Neross. Service Monday, 10 a. at cnapei, saoe Broadway. Interment 'Jewish Waldhelm Please omit flowers. Family at Graner residence, 725 Lawndale avenue.

Vis iting at chapel Sunday. Information LOngbeach 1-4740. DOHERTY See Murnane notice. DOSSEL Miss Margaret Dossel, Feb. 7 daughter of the late John and Anna; sister of Anna.

Irene, the late Louise. Mrs. Mary Slatnich. Mrs. Emma Bum-hour, William, and John: aunt of Mrs Evelyn Anderson.

Harry and Clarence Dossel, Graca and Warren Slatnich of Gary, sister-in-law of Alva Bum- hour. Resting at funeral home, 79th st and Phillips av. Service Saturday, P. m. Lady Garfield chapter, No.

91 O. E. S. Interment Oak Woods cemetery. SQuth Shore 8-6959.

DRZIK Michael Drzik. beloved hu Dana or K.atnerine; aevotea iacner oi Anna' Kristof and Rudolph; grandfather of Carol Saul: great-grandfather of Jimmy Saul: father-in-law of John Kris tof. Resting at chapel, 5218 S. Kedzie avenue, until 11 a. m.

Monday. Funeral 1 p. et Dr. Martin Luther Ev. Luth.

church, 54th and Francisco. Interment Mount Vernon. PRonpect 6-3809. DBNBAR Eunice Tully Ortleppe Dunbar late of 1818 Augusta boulevard, beloved mother ot Thomas Jr. and John Tully; devoted daughter oi Mrs.

Mabel Medbery fond sister of Betty Meister, Jessie Chit-wood, Ethel Bogue, Myrtle Lewis, and Irving Medbery. Resting at chapel, 1706 W. Jackson blvd. Service Monday, 11, 1:30 p. m.

Interment Archer Woods. EA TON Mary L. Reuter Eaton, nee Pfeif- fer, beloved wife of Fred L. Eaton; fond mother of Martin Reuter, Marie Betts, Evelyn Daniels, and the late Arthur Reuter; grandmother of nine; great-grand mother of six; dear lister ot Anna rtsner, John Pfeif fer, Emma Lewi the late Adeline Taylor. Funeral Monday, eo.

11. 9:15 a. from funeral home. 5350 W. North avenue, to St.

Catherine of Siena church. Mass 10 a. m. Inter ment St. Boniface's.

TUxedo 9-8844 EDELMAN Emilie Edelman, nee Bendel age 59. Feb. 7. 1957, beloved wife of Allen; fond mother of Melvln: dear aister cf Henrietta zonsius and Wlillam Ben-del. Services Monday, 1 p.

at chapel 3905-07 N. Lincoln avenue. Interment Irving Park. EKLVNB George Carl Eklund. dear brother of Elsie Kirst, Vilma Brennan, and the late Astri Barmeier.

services 3 p. Monday at funeral home. 3301 Fullerton avenue, interment Roseniu cemetery Member of Ben Hur lodge, No. 818 A. F.

A. M. ei.i.is Irene Caroline Ellis. St. Petersburg, Feb.

4, 1957. beloved wife of Tom Ellis: mother ot Beverly JDumeci ana nay-' mond Ellis; grandmother of four: daugh ter of th late Nils ana Lena swanstrom aister of Nancy Ekbloom, -Harry Swan strom. and Mabel ott. At cnapei. 242 W.

95th street, where services will be held Monday. Feb. 1-1, 3 p. m. Inter ment Oak Hill.

ESPOSITO See Plcernootic. FALATO See Picerno notice. FLYNN See Allendorfer notice. FROLE See Mategrano notice. GAGNON Blanche Gagnon, nee McDougall, beloved wife of the late Evarlste: loving mother of Mrs.

Bernadette Fenske. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 2950-58 Fullerton, at Sacramento, to Our Lady of Grace church. Solemn requiem mass 10 a. m.

Interment Mount Carmel. EVerglade 4-3800. GORDON Clara Gordon, nee Wlerzynskl. beloved wite of Frank loving mother -of Walter and Virginia Platek; dear sister of Wanda Szciepanski. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.

from parlors, 834-38 N. Ashland avenue, to St. Stanislaus Kostka church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

HAy-market 1-5800. GRABENHOFER Rosina Grabenhofer, beloved wife of the late John Grabenhofer: loving mother of John. William, Rose Kassantiz, Carl, end Lillian Grabenhofer. Resting at funeral home, 79th street at Loomis boulevard until 12 noon Monday. Services Monday, 1:30 p.

at Ashburn Lutheran church, 3345 W. 83d street. Interment Mount Auburn cemetery. Information, TRiangle 4-1187. GROVER Louise R.

Grover of 151 E. Ontario street, wife of the late Oliver Dennett Grover; aunt of Frederick R. Bolton of Detroit, and Helen L. Kennady of Fort Worth. Tex.

Services at funeral home. 221 E. Erie street, Monday 3 p. m. Interment Graceland cemetery.

GUNDEL Axel E. Gundel, ace 82, beloved husband of Agnes, nee Jensen devoted father of 'Torkei. Paul, and William; grandfather of Nancy, Karen, Sally. Pau-lette, and James also survived by brothers and sisters in Denmark. Services Monday, 1 p.

at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment private. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Danish Children'! home, 3320 W. Evergreen avenue. Member of the Danish Glee club, and Danish Old People's Home aociety.

Information, BElmont 5-6878. HANKE Bernhardt TBenl Hanke of 4235 Du Bols avenue, Brookfield, 111., formerly of Cicero, beloved husband of Gertrude, nee Bauer; loving father of Dolores Palicka, Richard, Edward, and James Hanke; brother of Elsie Petersen, Lena Johnson, end Fred Hanke, and the late Emma Wahldorf and Edward Hanke: father-in-law of Robert Palicka: grandfather of three. Funeral Monday at 10 a. m. from funeral home, 2307 S.

Laramie avenue, to St. Barbara's church. Brookfield. 111. Mas at 11 a.

m. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. OLym-ptc 2-0200 or Bishop 2-1799. HA11SMAN William E. Hausman, beloved husband of Nola; loving father of Louise Bremer; father-in-law of Warren of Fred and Arthur.

Funeral at chapel, 6617 W. Cermak road. Berwyn, Monday, 2 p. m. Interment Mount Emblem.

STanley 8-1092. HEALY John Healy, late of 1744 W. 100th place, beloved son 0 the late John J. and Margaret, nee McCarthy; fond brother of Richard, Marie, Matthew, Eva, and Lillian. Funeral 9:30 a.

from funeral home, 1136 W. 87th street, to St. Barnabas' church. Maaa at 10 Interment Holy Sepulchre ceme tery. THemaer of St.

Barnabas Holy Name aociety and Postal Clerks union. Please omit flowers. RAdcliffe 3-1 100. HEAVER Elmer W. Heaver, late of 1823 W.

Roscoe street, beloved husband rf Margaret Heaver; loving father of Wii- llam and Mai father-in-law of Catherine and Mary T. Heaver: grandfather of nine. Service Monday, Pet. 11, 1:30 p. at chapel, 1125 W.

-J 8th street. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. CAnal S-6524 6-0668. HENSEL Frederick E. Hensel, beloved hus band of ther Sate Violet Brown Hensel; fond father ot Frederick E.

Hensel Walter Hensel, Warren Miller, and Elea nor Germann; brother of Emma Fraun- felder, Lillian Hansing, and Herman Hen sel. Funeral Saturday, 1 p. m. at cnapei, 929 Belmont avenue. Interment Arlington.

HETRICH William T. Hetrlch, husband of Agnes; father of Dorothy Motscnman, James, Shirley Wukaa, Joan Kotkvetz, Alzora Howard, Carl, Vera, Jean, and William; brother of Vera King and Donna Spence; 19 grandchildren. Rest ing at chapel. 86th place and Vincennes avenue. Service Monday, l.io p.

m. Interment Scvetlf. Heights. He died Wednes day in Los Angeles, Cal. He retired last year as assistant to the president of North Western railroad, a post he held for 26 years, and had been with the railroad 40years.

Surviving are his widow, Lillian; a son, Bradford a daughter, Mrs. Joan For bush; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlton, and a brother. Patrick Barron Mass for Patrik Barron, 66, of 5600 an auditor and insurance broker, will be said at 9:30 a.

m. Monday in St. Basil Catholic church, 1850 Garfield blvd. He died Thursday in Mercy hospital. Survivors include his widow, Agnes; two sons, Jr.

and John, and two daughters, Mrs. Mary Catherine Mahoiiey and Mrs. Margaret Mashl. Dwight R. Smith Services for i R.

Smith, 43, of 806 W. 49th a Tribune warehouse employe for the last 11 years, will be held at 3 p. m. today in the chapel at 2024 E. 75th st.

Mr. Smith died Thursday in Billings hospital. Surviving are his widow, Ella; a daugh ter, Lynea; a son, Dwight; his mother, Alma; two sisters and a brother. John Skrjane John Skrjane, 69, retired Continental Can company em ploye, died yesterday in his home, at 2113 W. 23d pi.

He is survived by his widow, Maryland a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth L. Zefran, a funeral director. Mass will be said at 10 a. m.

Tuesday in St. Steph en's Catholic church, 22d pi. and Wolcott av. Mrs. Louise R.

Grover Mrs. Louise R. Grover, 94, of 151 E. Ontario widow of a well known artist, Oliver Grover, winner of the first Yerkes prize for his painting "Thy Will Be Done," died yesterday in Passavant hos pital. She leaves a niece and a nephew.

Services will be at 3 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 221 E. Erie st. Abe Sherman Abe Sherman, 58, of 4223 5th operator of the furniture store at 3341 bgden av.

for 40 years, died yesterday in Michael Reese hospital. Surviving are his widow, Pearl; a son, Bernard; a daughter, Shirley; two grandchildren, two sisters, and a brother. LADDIE PELNAR SERVICES SET FOR MONDAY Services for Laddie T. Pel-nar, 52, deputy state insurance director, will be held at 2:30 p. m.

Monday in the chapel at 6301 Cermak Berwyn. Mr. Pelnar, an attorney who lived at 7000 26th Berwyn, died Thursday in Mercy hospital. Long active in Republican pol-iticsMr. Pelnar was assistant state revenue director under former Gov.

Green. He was appointed to the state insurance post by Gov. Stratton. He is survived by his widow, Carlotta; his mother, Mrs. Anna Roubik, and sisters.

For more than 65 the Lain family has given personal attenfion and 'direction to the business. llr if js Lain and Son offer you Greater Dollar Value ond always apply the Golden Rule to decisions. 316 West 63rd Street WEntworth 6-0024 5501 N.Ashland Ave. LOngbeach 2121 West 95tb Street BEverJy 8-2182 2024 East 75th Street FAirfax 4-7177 Tl- 4 ls 1 iMiftii Pelnar Dr. Von Neumann, Noted Scientist, Diesflfl A-Bomb Washington, Feb.

8 UT) Death from cancer came today to Dr. i- John von Neumann, 53, noted atomic scientist cred-ited with great contributions to the theory and design of A-bombs and H-bombs. The Hun Von iveuixuum garian born mathematician, a member of the atomic energy commission since 1955, was also known for work on the peaceful use of atomic energy. He1 was especially noted for outstanding contributions to the development of high speed electronic computing machines "electronic brains" which play a role in developing nuclear weapons and are being increasingly used in the design of atomic power reactors. He has been described as "one of the great mathematicians i of this generation." Professor at Princeton 111 at intervals since the summer of -1955, but not in capacitated until some time in the last year, "Johnny" von Neumann, as some of his col leagues knew him, died at the army's Walter Reed hospital.

A funeral mass will be celebrated at the Roman Catholic chapel at Walter Reed Mondav and burial wll be at Prince-1 J. I xie nveu in rnncexon ior seveiai years as a proiessor 01 matnematical physics at the university. He also taught a the Institute for Advanced Studies there. Awarded Freedom Medal Dr. von Neumann received various avards, among them the Freedom medal, pinned on him by President Eisenhower a year ago, for having "resolved some of the most difficult technical problems of national defense." The precise nature of these 1 problems was not specified, but the scientist was credited with conducting studies which materially increased the sci' entific progress of the country in the atomic field." Von Neumann was born in Budapest, Hungary, Dec.

28, 1903. He became a naturalized American in 1937. He received his Ph.D. in mathematics from the University of Budapest and was awarded honorary degrees by many leading.