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GERSTMAYB Albert Gerstmayr. April vfihiragn Dailij Etihunt' Tuesday, May 1, 1956 DEATH NOTICES OBITUARIES Robert M. Switzer Quincy, 111., April 30 Robert M. Switzer, 78, associate editor of the Quincy Herald-Whig since 1926, died yesterday. BOEDER Frieda Roeder, nee Grabow, IstSJ ot 1810 Wisconsin avenue, Berwyn, beloved wife of Christ; dear mother of Adeline Deu: sister of Anna Hull and Prank Grabow; mother-in-law of Walter.

Service Thursday, n. at chapel, 6507 W. Cermak road: Interment Concordia. Member of Berwyn Auxiliary, ho. 68 of U.

8. W. V. GUnderson 4-6310. 1 RUDA Minnie Ruda.

nee Padtke. belove wife of Aioert: fond mother ot Elmer, Dor! Bleniek, and the late Albert; grandmother of two; sister of Ida Mustlefc and Adeline Wltdemann. Resting at funeral home, 2130-32 W. 21st strcrt. Services Wednesday, May 2d.

at 1:30 p. m. Interment toncordia. Virginia T-77. EVAN Anastasia Ryan, nee Bresnahan ot 1034 S.

Harvey avenue, Oak Park, beloved wife ot Martin Ryan; dear mother of Patrick J. and Ellen R. Joyce; grandmother ot Patrick, Margaret, Nancy, and Dorothy: sister of Kitty Eft'ng. Patrick and John Bresnahan, and Josephine Eustis. At funeral home.

17 Madison street. Oak Park. Funeral Thursday, May 3. at a. to St.

Francis of Rome church. Mass 11 a. m. Interment Queen of Heaven. MATSCHILLES John W.

Matschllles. formerly of Elmhurst, dearly beloved husband of the late Anna, nee Blau; fond father of Henrietta, Genevieve Rogalskl, and Cornelius: three grandchildren. Funeral services Thursday, May 3, at 8:45 a. from funeral home, 5620-24 Irving Park road, to Immaculate Conception church of Elmhurst. Interment St.

Mary's cemetery. Information, FEnsacola 6-9000. MAZUREK Pauf Mazurek, April 28, 1956, of 4400 Altgeld street, beloved husband of Mary, nee Swlatck; fond father of Mitchell, Casimir, and Virginia Walczak; father-in-law of Gloria. Lorraine, and Stanley Walczak: brother of Bernice Sob-czak; grandfather of four grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday.

9:30 a. from funeral home, 5259 Roscoe street, to St. Ladislaus" churchi Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. MAZZEI Charlotte Mazzel, beloved wife of Oswald; dear sister of Corlnna Bernero.

Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from funeral home, 2500 N. Cicero avenue, to St. Genevieve's church. Interment Mount- Carmel.

Member of Gugllemo Marconi aux. BErkshlre 7-8070. McCLAIN Marion McClaln. nee Adams, of K211 Mnsnn avenue, beloved wife of Joiiah Orne Low Services for Josiah Orne Low, 76, of 5550 Dorchester retired stock broker who died Sunday in St. Luke's hospital, will be held at 4:30 p.

m. today in the First Unitarian church, 57th st. and Woodlawn av. For many years he was a partner in the New York firm of Wood, Low Co. Recently he had been collaborating with Lloyd Warner, University of Chicago professor, on social studies of communities.

Surviving are his widow, Ebba two daughters, Mrs. E. Robert Newton and Mrs. Samuel A. Fitch, and two sons, Josiah Jr.

and Theodore L. Samson Liph Rites-for "Samson Liph, 68, retired manager' of the Jewish Agriculture society, were held yesterday in Los Angeles, where he died Friday morning. He was manager of the Chicago office, 130 N. Wells st, for 34 years, and managed the Vineland, N. office for two years until his retirement six months ago.

The society helps Jewish farmers settle in the middle west. He leaves his widow, Bella, and a daughter. Mrs. Le-nora Kalish. IKE, DEMOCRAT LEADERS AGREE ON AID PROGRAM Find 'Wide Area' for 'Bipartisanship' BY ROBERT.

YOUNG Chicago Tribune Press Service 1 Washington, April 30 President Eisenhower and Democrat congressional leaders today arrived at what was described as "a wide area of agreement on the administration's foreign aid program. The President invited Sen. George chairman of the senate foreign relations committee; Sen. Smith N. a ranking committee member; Rep, Richards S.

CJ, chairman of the house foreign affairs committee, and Rep. Chiperfield top Re-prblican on the house committee, to talk over the foreign aid program in Mr. Eisenhower's White House living quarters at a closed session late in the day. The congressmen discussed foreign aid with the President and State Secretary Dulles for nearly IV2 hours. Coyer Entire Program After the meeting, Georgfj told reporters the discussion covered the entire aid program.

Particularly discussed, he said, was the pending administration bill proposing foreign aid of 4.9 billion dollars for the coming fiscal year beginning July 1 and containing the provision for committing the United States to help nations overseas for several years ahead on a definite rather than a year-to-year basis. The long-term commitment provision is the controversial feature of the bill. After the meeting, George and Richards told reporters of the agreement. George said the ideas on foreign aid advanced by Mr. Eisenhower, Dulles, himself and the other congressmen "seemed to in harmony and easily to be adjusted one to another." He added there appeared to be no "irreconcilable differ- ences.

reports bipartisan ait George said the President gave him and the others a better picture of the foreign aid situation. He said Mr. Eisenhower's meeting appeared to foster an atmosphere of "bipartisanship" in foreign affairs. George remarked that he believed a two-party agreement in foreign affairs is one of the extraordinary facts of the present era." At the same time, Richards, also discussing the meeting with reporters, said he was encouraged, mat "we entered a wide 'area of agree ment on the matter of for eign aid. Richards said "we had a frank discussion all the way around.

Trie congressman said it was agreed that the future security of the United States calls for a sub stantial foreign aid program. Agree on Future Study George added that one of tVlO TTIAct OtlPftllMffinff -TOCTllto of the White House discussion was an agreement to make future study of the foreign aid program. The Georgia sena "fundamental differences" be tween the President and the congressional leaders, said the long-term aid issue was not taken up specifically but' indicated the pending bili still has a chance to be approved by the Democrat-controlled Con gress. Prior to the White House meeting, Dulles appeared be fore the senate foreign reia lions committee to urge Con gress to approve the 4.9 billion dollar aid bill "as part of a national insurance policy against the threat of Russian communism. Reds Change Tactics The state secretary asserted the Russians have changed their tactics because of the effectiveness of this country's economic and military aid programs.

He said such programs have made it "unprofitable for the Soviets to follow their old policies." Along this line, George said after the White House meeting that he was convinced the "bipartisan program in our national affairs is one of the things that has persuaded Russia to move more cautiously and to change her methods. Regardless of whether there is any change in soviet intentions." 28, 1956, beloved busband of the late -Mary: loving father of Kathryn Conen and tht late Cynthia Swanson; dear grandfather at Cynthia Todtleben; treat-grandfather 9t two. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a. from chapel. 2114 Irving Park road, to St.

Benedict's church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. JUnlper 8-6336. GBIECO See Argentlno notice.

GRCHN Karl Gruhn, age 70, of 8859 N. Janssen avenue, beloved husband of Katharine dear brother of Elizabeth Kauer-auf, Mary Gruhn, and Martha Loreni. At chapel 3905-07 N. Lincoln avenue, where services will be held Thursday, at 1 p. m.

Interment Rldgewood. Gl'LCZrNSKI Pearl GulczynskI, net Horosko, beloved wife of Anthony devoted mother of Anthony Margaret Furmanek, Erwln, Jerome, and Linda; daughter of Susan; sister of Victoria; grandmother of eight. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 3044 W. Cer-mak road, to St.

Caslmir's church. Interment St Adalbert's cemetery. Bishop t-7940. HAGSTROM Henry Hagstrom, of 1953 N. Western avenue, beloved husband or Dove; devoted father of Raymond Hagstrom, Charles, and William Chapman, and Zenith Nielsen; also survived by two grandchildren; dear brother of Charles, Frank, Elsie.

Evertsen, Florence Steljes. Ruth Kober, and Hannah Braun. Services Wednesday, 2 p. at funeral home, 3391 Fullerton avenue. Interment Acacia Park.

Member of Austin H. Scrogln lodge Ko. 1034, A. -A. M.

HE1L George W. Hell, beloved husband of Mabelle nee Bohanon; beloved father of Mrs. Thomas Leonard, Mrs. Anthony Mufflck, and Howard; dear grandfather of four grandchildren: fond brother of William, Charles, Albert, Jacob, Mrs. Walter Hoffman, Mrs.

Larry Voss, Thomas, Mrs. George Smith; loving nephew of Mrs. Sophie Zahner. Funeral Thursday, at 1 p. from funeral home, 3026 Belmont.

Interment Rldgewood cemetery. Life member of Greater Chicago lodge No. S. L. O.

O. and Oriental lodge No. 648, North American union. JUniper 8-4200. HOHN-Johannah C.

Hohrt, wife of Herman; sister of Josephine Leek, William Ehlers, the late Margaret Hasse and Annie Demp-sey. Services Wednesday, 2 p. at funeral home, 2601 Vermont street. Blue Island Interment Lutheran, FUlton 6-0850. HUGHES Frank J.

Hughes of 5655 Wash ington boulevard, belovm husband oj Ella dear father of Catherine Hughes and Marilyn Castor: brother of Marion Farley, Fred Hughes, and Eleanor Jacoby. At funeral home, 17 Madison street. Oak Park. Funeral Thursday, May 3, 9:30 a. to St.

Catherine of Siena church. Masa 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph's.

Member of Oak Park council. No. 1548, K. of C. and past commander of Charles Roth post, No.

,692. L. JACKSON Reverend William H. Jackson of 705 Belmont avenue, beloved husband of Rosemary fond son of Mrs. Tessle L.

Jackson; brother of Mrs. Hazel Wood and the late Warren Jackson. Funerak Wednesday, 2 p. at chapel, 929 Belmont avenue. Interment Graceland.

JACOBSON Charles A. Jacobson, April 28, 1956, at Atlanta, beloved husband of Ida devoted father of Elsie Thacker, Carl Jacobson, and Mildred Micheuer; also five grandchildren, and seven greatgrandchildren. At 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, May 1, at 2 p. m.

Interment Rosehill. Please omit flowers. LOngbeach 1-2645. JENSEN Anni S. Jensen, of 7442 S.

Cham-plain avenue, beloved wife of the late Niels; fond mother of Anton, Marie John-sen, Alma Hansen, and the late Albert; grandmother of nine; great-grandmother of 11; dear sister of Anton C. Mikkelsen and Florence Breetzke. Services at chapel. 7838 Cottage Grove avenue, Wednesday, May 2, at 3 p. m.

Interment 'Oakwoods. Member of Rainbow Rebekah, No. 285; Olga lodge. No. 11: Danish Old Settlers, and Danish Aid and Relief Society.

RAd-cllffe 3-0220. JOHNSON Bernice Loretta Johnson, beloved wife of Charles; dear mother of Kenneth and Joyce; fond daughter of Olga and the late Herman Heyne. Service Wednesday. May 2, 2 p. at funeral home, 3440 N.

Central avenue. Interment Eden. JONES Herbert O. Jones, dear husband of Minnie: father of J. Owen Jones of At lanta, two grandchildren; brother of Mrs.

N. M. Hopkins of Wllliamsvme, 1 nil thp late Howard O. of Erie. brother-in-law ot Mrs.

Charles Dench and Guv P. Halsey. Service Wednesday, p. at funeral home, 2118 Lawrence avenue. Interment Rosehill, Erie, papers please copy.

LOngbeach 1-4850. JORDAN Frank H. Jordan. April 29, 1956, beloved nusDana 01 Adelaide, nee -oryauu Invlne father of Richard Robert J. Norma Benson, and Ellen Spalding; grandfather of Gretchen, William, and David Joel and Carol Benson, and John Jordan.

Resting at funeral home, 318 N. Central avenue, Austin. Services Tuesday, 2:30 p. m. Interment Forest Home, in lieu of flowers, contributions to the Amer ican' Cancer society will oe appreciates.

AUstln KADLEC James F. Kadlec, beloved husband of Sylvia, nee Hatz; devoted father of Jerome brother of Anton, Joseph, Rudolph, and Jerry Kadlec and Anna Mers-kin; son-in-law of Jerome J. and Antoinette Hatz. Services Thursday, May 3, n. at funeral home.

6227 W. Cermak road. Interment Woodlawn. Member of Berwyn lodge. No.

839, A. F. A. rast high priest Berwyn chapter. No.

239. R. A Medlnah temple: fin, secy. Carpenters union, local. No.

54, and Fm and Feathers sportsmen's ciuo. GUnderson 4-2050. KARTHENS-yAlfred M. -Karthens of Chi cago. Kesting at lunerai come, ao w.

Orchard street, Itasca, 111., where services will be held Wednesday, 2:30 p. m. Interment St. Luke's cemetery. KEATING See Oscar Carson KELLY Harry A.

Kelly, beloved husband of the late Geraldine. nee Finnegan; father of John W. and William grandfather of two; brother of William of Florida. Funeral mass 8 a. m.

Wednesday, Quincy, 111. Veteran of World War REpubllc 7-9165. KIPPHTJT Henry 15. Klpphut, April 29, 1956, of 410 N. Seventh avenue.

May-wood, beloved husband of Frances, nee Ruge; fond father-of Mrs. Dorothea Phil-Hps, Julius Klug, Bernice Erickson, Helen Petersen, and Frances Klpphut: six grandchildren: seven great-grandchildren. Services Wednesday, 3 p. at funeral home. Lake street at 2d avenue, Maywood.

Interment Mount Emblem. Fillmore 3-0014. KOZIOL Agatha Kozlol, nee Foszcz, dearly beloved mother of Sophie Stopka, Chester, Stanley, Albert, and John; fond mother-in-law of Helen and Helen: grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of one. Funeral Thursday, May 3, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 2246 W.

North avenue, to St. John Cantlus church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. BRunswlck; 8-6656.

KRAUSKUP Ella G. Krauskup, beloved wife of the late Walter dear mother of the late- Walter Leroy. Funeral at funeral home, 4325 Lawrence avenue at Lowell, Wednesday, 2 p. m. Interment Rosehill.

MUlberry 5-4400. KRUKAR Teofll Krukar, April 29, 1956, beloved husband ot the late Julia; dear father of Louise Rose, Wanda Van Zervlc, and Casimir; fond brother ot Martin In Poland: loving grandfather of Virginia, Robert, and Jerome. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 from funeral home, 5776 Lawrence avenue, to St. Constance's church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. KHdare 5-3800. La ROCCO Michael La Rocco. late of 1459 W.

Grand avenue, beloved husband of the late Rosina: loving father of Josa-phlne Vivlrito, Helen, and James; dear grandfather of 11 grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 a. from chapel, 624 N. Western avenue, to S. M.

Ad-dolorata church. Interment Mount Car- mel. ARmltage 6-7800. LATIN! See Rosaria Reda notice. LENARD Joseph M.

Lenartf, beloved husband of Dorothy, nee Sinks: fond father of Lynn Mandenhall. Marvls Wedge, Leonard and Gerald; loving brother of Ottilia Weber, Elizabeth, Ferdinand, Bernard, Nicholas, and Peter Lenard; grandfather of nine. Funeral Wednesday, May 2, at 1 p. at chapel, 2859 N. South-port.

Interment St. Boniface's cemetery. LI APE 9 George J. Llapea, late of 1607 N. Springfield avenue, beloved husband of Sophie; dear brother of Panaglota Karedes of New Jersey.

Funeral Wednesday. 10:30 a. from chapel. 07 W. Harrison street, to Assumption church, 601 S.

Central avenue. Interment Elmwood. Member of Garfield chapter, O. of Ahepa and Hellenic post. No.

343, A. L. HAymarket i LIONELLcASee Rosaria Reda notice. LOBODZINSKI Pauline Lobodzlnskl. nee Kempa.

late of 1737 W. 16th street, devoted mother of Lucy Frank Pulchinskl, Harriet Anthony Pulchinskl, Violet Cwlck, Casimir Helen Lobodzlnskl, Pearl Edwin) BrOzek, Sal ley Joseph Stock, Mary Edwin Pulchlnskli and Esther Harry Judy; grandmother of 20; great-grandmother of 11. Funeral Wednesday, May 2. at 9:30 a. m.

from chapel, 1737 W. 18th street, St. Adal. bert's church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. CAnal 6-0471. LOW Josiah Orne Low of 5550 Dorchester avenue, Sunday, at St. Luke's hospital. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.

Ebba M. Low; two daughters, Mrs. E. Robert Newton ot Sanford. and Mrs.

Samuel A. Fitch of Auburndale, two sons, Josiah O. Low Jr. of Colorado Springs and Theodore L. Low of Baltimore.

Services at the First Unitarian church, 67th and. Woodlawn, 4:30 p. Tuesday. Please omit flowers. MAGGIONCALDA Sec Edward R.

Smith notice, MALTESE See Rosaria Reda notice. ANTONY A Paul late of 4750 Clarende. beloved husband of Irene Pease; lond father of William grandfather of Irene Capps and Catherine Mantonya; great-grandfather of four. Services Tuesday, 2.. p.

2701 N. Clark. Interment Mount 4-e. MAETJNA Frank Mac Maruna of 1319 S. Clinton avenue, Berwyn.

beloved husband of Helen, nee Mick; devoted father of Marcella Barsema and William F. Maruna; brother of Rose Rymus; grandfather of four. Services Wednesday, May 2, 10:30 a. m. at funeral home, 6227 W.

Cermak road. Interment Woodlawn. GUnderson 4-2050. MARX Frederick Zero Marx, 4243 Hazel street, husband of Winifred father of Fred L. Private service.

No flowers. MASTEJ Joseph MasteJ. late of 1447 N. Wood street, husband ot the late Sophie; devoted father of Rose, Mae. Stanley, Jean, and Loretta; fond father-in-law of Philip Baczynskl, John Weyna, Harry Mertesi, and Marie; loving grandfather of six.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from parlors, 834-38 N. Ashland avenue, to Holy Innocents church. Interment St, Adalberts. HAymarket 1-5800.

Mrs. Martin Ryan Mrs. Anastasia Ryan, 72, of 1034 S. Harvey Oak Park, died yesterday in Garfield Park hospital. Surviving are her husband, Martin; a daughter, Mrs.

Steven Joyce; a son, Patrick, employe of The Tribj une color engraving department; two brothers, Patrick A Bresnahan, superintendent of The Tribune color engraving department, and John; two sisters, Mrs. Catherine F. Efting and Mrs. Josephine Eustis, and four grandchildren. Services will be held, at 11 a.

m. Thursday in St. Francis of Rome church, 1431 Austin Cicero. Arrah J. Whisler Arrah J.

Whisler, 89, of 340 N. Austin Oak Park, died yesterday in his home. He retired in 1936 as president of the Akron Tire and Vulcanizing company, which he organized in 1906. He installed the first pneumatic tires on a Haynes Apperson automobile which is now in the Smithsonian institution. He leaves his widow, Lois, a son, Samuel an executive of Motorola, a brother, and a sister.

Services will be heldt 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 523 Lake Oak Park. Dr. Edward Aron Dr.

Edward Ardn, 51, of 5639 N. St. Louis died yesterday in Mount Sinai hospital, where he was a staff member. He also was on the staff of Manor hospital. was graduated from the University of Illinois college of medicine in 1933, and had an office at 3640 Lawrence av.

He leaves his widow, Ethel; two daughters, Joan and Lynne; a brother, and three sisters. Services will be held at noon tomorrow in the chapel at 3021 Lawrence av. William M. Murphy William M. Murphy, 55, of 6305 Glenwood office manager of-C.

C. Erd died yesterday in Mercy hopital. Mr. Murphy was past grand knight of Hildebrand council of the Knights of. Columbus and state chairman of ceremo nials of the organization.

He eaves a daughter, Mary; three brothers, and three sisters. Mass will be said at 10 m. Thursday in St. Rita's church, 63d st. and Washtenaw Arthur M.

Oppenheimer Arthur M. Oppenheimer, 75, of -223 E. Delaware died yesterday in his home. He was president of the Consolidated Ribbon and Carbon company, manufacturer of carbon paper and typewriter ribbons, which was founded in 1893. He leaves his widow, Helen; a son, 'Ar thur Mayer; a daughter, Mrs.

Janet Seessel, a sister, and a brother. Services will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in the Rosehill cemetery chapel. William A.

Chamberlain Denver, April 30 () 'Wil liam A. Chamberlain, 65, who retired last October as assist ant auditor of the Denver Post, died yesterday. He was the father of Charles Chamberlain, an Associated Press sports writer at Chicago'. Other sur vivors include the widow, Olive, and his 'mother, Mrs. Bertha Chamberlain of Hope, Ark.

Burt A. Beck Burt A. Beck, 84, of the Win dermere East hotel, 1642 E. 56th who retired in 1938 as secretary of the Illinois Cen tral railroad, died yesterday in his Surviving is a nephew, Raymond A. Beck Jr.

Services will be held at 4 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 7651 Jeffery tav. Ritter von Leeb AUSBURG, Germany, April 30 UP) Former German Field Marshal Ritter von Leeb, 78, died here yesterday after a long illness. He was considered one of the German army's leading defense strategists, but retired in 1942 after a clash with Hitler over Russian 'campaign policies.

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Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 5911 W. Madison street, to St. Giles church. Oak Park.

Interment All Saints'. EStebrook 8-7500. BUCKLEY Danief Joseph Buckley, beloved husband oi Betty li. jsucaiey; iona son of the late Edward J. and Julia B.

Buckley; brother of the late Thomas nephew of Edward F. Baynes. Funeral from home for funerals. Erie at Wabash avenue, Wednesday, May 2, 1956, at a. to uur uiay oi mount Carmel church.

Mass at 11 m. Interment Calvary cemetery. In lieu of flowers send contributions to Chicago Heart Association. BUDWASH Arthur F. Budwash, 14306 Normal, Ivanrioe, beloved husband of Helen; fond brother of Martha Mtersch.

Elena Gleman, Minnie Neff and George. Resting at chapel, 1535 Broadway, Harvey, where services will be held Wednesday, May 2, 3 p. m. Interment Haaelwood. CARIDEI Gaetano Carldel, beloved husband of Aniela; fond father of Frank ana kod-ert; father-in-law of Frances: grandfather of Robert Michael.

Funeral Wednesday, May 2, 1:30 p. at funeral home, 5300-12 Belmont avenue. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. PAlisade 5-8740. CARSON Oscar Carson of 7947 S.

Emerald avenue, beloved husband oi Eiizaoetn Keating Carson; dear stepfather of Earl Keating, Genevieve O'Connor, Vivian Mc-Mahon; dear stepgrandfather of Mary Beth O'Connel and Vivian Harrington; dear brother of Alex, Charles, Emll, Edward, Anna, Gus. and Harry. Services at chapel, 7949 S. Halsted street, Thursday, at 2 m. Burial Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

CECCONI Eileen Cecoonl, beloved daughter of Charles and Dina, nee Durpetti; fond mother of John Jr. Funeral Wednesday, May 2, at 9 a. from funeral home, 3425 W. Chicago avenue. Interment Mount Carmel.

NEvada 8-720O. CIASTO Wanda R. Clasto, nee Chrzanowskl, late of 2429 -f. Lorei avenue, Deiovea wife of Edward; darling daughter of Agnes and Andrew; loving sister of John, Jean, and Lorraine; daughter-in-law of Anna: sister-in-law of Mitchell Jamrozek and Hubert Garskl; godmother of Arlene. Funeral Wednesday, May 2, at 9:30 a.

from chapel, 2644-46 Central to St. Stanislaus B. M. church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. NAtlonal 2-1488. COLACICCO Fred A. Colacieco, suddenly. age 48, husband of- Betty coiacicco, nee Cucchiara: father of Mary Beth Colacieco: brother of Charles, Florence, Mary and Jean.

Resting at funeral home. 1848 2d atreet. Highland Park. Services Wednesday, 10 a. at Immaculate Conception church, Deerfleld road.

Highland Park. Interment Ascension cemetery. COLLINS Julia A. Collins, nee Klrwan, be loved wife of the late Micnaei iona mother of Mrs. Margaret Virginia Kolar and Mrs.

Evelyn Wessel; grandmother of Bill Wessel. Funeral Wednesday, May 2. 9 a. from chapel 6217 S. Ashland avenue, to Our Lady of Mercy church, Montrose and Troy.

Interment All Saints' cemetery. PRospect 6-0400. CRERAR Agnea E. Crerar, nee Beattle, late of 437 N. St.

Louis avenue, Deiovea wne of William Crerar; dear mother of Peggy Kilchrist; grandmother of Drew, David, and Janet: sister of James D. Beattie. Resting at funeral home, 4817 Chicago avenue. Service Wednesday, 2 p. m.

Interment Oakridge cemetery. Member of Lady Campbell lodge. No. 88, a. u.

s. AUstln 7-0387. CUNNINGHAM Joseph P. Cunningham, April 29, of 333 Barton place, devoted husband of Monica Scanlan Cunningham; foster father of Charles J. Jacobus; beloved aon of the.

late Jeremiah P. and Mary Don-nellen Cunningham; fond brother of Ed ward Gerald waiter tne Kt. Kev. Mser. Doneld A.

of Austin. Mrs. Katharine C. Heidkamp, Ruth and Eileen M. Funeral Wednesday, 9:45 a.

from funeral home. 1359 Devon, at Glen wood. to St. Nicholas' church. Ridge ana Washington avenue.

Evanston. Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment All Saints'. Kindly omit flowers.

ROgers Park 4-1617. nABlCH Helen Dabich. late residence 3820 N. Lakewood avenue, beloved motner oi Eli Dabich; dear mother-in-law of Helen; fond grandmother of Eli Dabich Jr. Funeral Wednesday, May 2, 1:30 p.

from chapel, 2411 W. Chicago avenue, to Serbian Orthodox church, 1905 W. Schill er street. Interment Montrose cemetery. ARmltage 6-2000.

DAHNER Paul Dahner, ever loving husband of Eliza nee Beebe; fond father of Margaret L. Meyer and Vera Binder; grandfather of eight; great-grandfather of two. Resting at funeral home, 4115-17 W. 26th street, until Thursday, 8 a. Will be in state at St.

Barnabas' church, 4245 W. Washington boulevard, from 9 a. m. to 10 a. m.

time of service. Inter ment Memorial Park, Elgin, 111. Lawn- dale 1-3808. DARCY Noreen Darcy, dear daughter of Mary Darcy of Ireland and tne late Stephen; fond sister of Ann Darcy, Catherine Shanahan, Margaret Gleaaon, end Helen Sullivan of Chicago, and Bride, Marie, Agnes, Mary, Pat, and Tom, all of Ireland. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a.

from funeral home, 3552 Seuthport avenue, to St. Gregory' church. Interment All Saints'. Native of County Galway, Ireland. DAVIS Judson C.

Davis, age 83, former resident of Oak Park, 111., April 23, 1958, at French Lick, survived by his wife, Emma Davis and one daughter, Mrs. Wayne Frakes of Oak Park. Service at Sullivan; Wednesday, April .25, at 2 P. m. DAWSON Edna Vamer Dawson, 104 S.

Taylor avenue. Oak Park, wife of Norman; mother of Norman sister of John E. and Paul J. Millizen; three grandchildren. Services Tuesday, 2 p.

at funeral home, 203 S. Marlon street, at Pleasant street. Oak Park. EUclid 3-3191. DEMBEK -Led Dembek of 4229 S.

Sacramento avenue, beloved husband of Stefanle, nee Piasecki; dear father of John and son of the late Fabian and Johanna, brother of Nettie Chlebowskl and Edward Dembek, and the late John, Max, Stanley, Cecelia Thompson, and Wanda Zajewski. Funeral Wednesday, May 2, from chapel, 1059 W. 32d street, 9:15 a. to Five Holy Martyrs church. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

Information, YArds 7-6424. DERMER Yetta Dermer of 3209 Argyle street, beloved wife Abe; fond mother of Harold, Betty Rubin, and the late Annette; three grandchildren. Service Tuesday, 2 at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue, interment Austrian Aid society cemetery. INdependence 3-5000. DIXON Mayme A.

Dixon, 964 Oakwood, Des Plalnes, beloved wife of the late Amos dear mother of Dorothy Gear-hart and Adelyn Swanson. Resting at funeral home, Lee at Perry streets, Des Plalnes, where services will be held Wednesday at 3 p. m. Interment Mount Emblem. VAnderbilt 4-5155.

DOUGLAS William Douglas, beloved husband of Kathryn; brother-in-law of William and Margaret De Muth. Funeral Thursday, 930 a. from funeral home, 4152 Sheridan road, at Buena, to Our Lady of Mount, Carmel church. Mass 10 e. m.

Interment St. Mary's. Bittersweet 8-1536. DWYER Bridget A. Dwyer of 10056 S.

Peoria street, beloved wife of the late Michael; loving mother of Michael Marion Burns, Marguerite Provls, Winifred Trinen, Edward, Russell, and the late Thomas. Funeral Wednesday, 9:45 a. from funeral home, 9900 S. Throop street, to St. Margaret's church, mass at 10 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. BEverly 8-2321. ERICKSON Ida C. Erickson, survived by one brother in Sweden and two nieces In California.

Resting at chapel, 4821 N. Damen avenue. Service Wednesday; 10:30 a. at Covenant Home of Mercy, 2725 Foster avenue. Interment Rldgewood.

ERST Stephen A. Erst, beloved husband of Alice, nee Prendergast; fond father of Mother Anna Marie, S. H. C. Stephen, John, Adolph, Blanch, and the late Marie.

Funeral Wednesday, May 2, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood, to St. Ignatius' church. Mass 10 a. m.

ROgers Park 4-1617, FINK Kathleen E. Fink, nee Fry. of 4506 N. Francisco avenue, April 29, 1956, beloved wife of George E. Fink; fond mother of Nena E.

and Robert E. Fink: dear sister of Bertha J. Doane. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, May 2, at 2 p.

m. Interment Acacia Park. FISHER Charles E. Fisher, age 69, dearly beloved husband of Lillian, nee Smith; devoted father of Madeleine Raymond, Kathryn Brinkman, Bernadlne senroeaer, Mercedes Connell, and Dolores Smith; fond Grandfather of 12: dear brother of Sister M. Madeleine, O.

P. of Our Lady of Grace Convent of Chicago. Joseph M. of Louisville, and the late George and Leo Fisher. Member of St.

Gall Holy Name society and Mark White post, no. ajy, A. L. Funeral Wednesday, May 2, 9 a. from chapel, 6112 S.

Western avenue, to St. Gall's church. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. PRospect 8-0700.

FLECKHAN Anna Fleckhan, age 80, April 28, 1956, dear aunt of Marguerite Tam-burrino; fond grandaunt of August and Robert. Services Tuesday, May 1, 1:30 p. at chapel, 5776 W. Lawrence avenue. Interment Acacia Park.

KHdare 5-3800. FRANKOWSKI Mary Frankowskl, nee Ro-xanskl, late of 2952 S. Wallace street, dear mother of Loretta Grabe, Estelle Garby. and Matthew Frankowskl; fond mother-in-law of Joseph Grabe and John Garby; grandmother of Jay Garby. Service Wednesday, 9 a from chapel, 2878 S.

Throop street, to St. John Nep. church. Interment Resurrection. Victory 2-1070.

FUCILLO Gabriel Fucclllo, beloved husband of Anna, nee Ambroelnl; loving- father of Anna Carmen Termini; dear brother of Gaetano Jim, Mary Ang Fusaschl, the late Angelo and Kate Fucclllo. Funeral Thursday, 8:30 a. from chapel, 2600 Wentworth avenue, to St. Callistus church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Victory 2-1861. GAMMELL Michael D. Gammell, O. beloved husband of Victoria nee Matthews; fond father of Frances Brown, Michael D. Edward Marie M.

Updike, and Victoria M. Ball: grandfather of six. Services 2 p. Wednesday, at chapel, 5200 W. 95th street.

Interment Mount Hope. GArden 4-0340. GARROU Frank Gnrrou. 74 years old, beloved husband of Jeannette: father of John, Robert, and Frank: father-in-law of Anna Garroi and Florence Garrou; fond brother of Steve of Eagle River, and Esther Menconl of California; grandfather of Gerald, Janet, and Mildred. Fvrferal Wednesday at 1 p.

m. at chapel, 3344 W. Chicago avenue. Interment Mount Olive. VAn Buren 6-2770.

GAWNE Helga L. M. Gawne, nee Holm-berg, beloved wife of the late Thomas mother of. Daniel, Mrs. Dorothy Brady, Mrs.

Vera Mae Zoch, and Thomas J. Jr-." grandmother of four; sister of Albin and Oscar Holmberg. Funeral Wednesday, 1 p. at chapel, 79ft and Emerald. Interment Mount Greenwood.

-FUNERAL DIRECTORS- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. 63D-ST. PHONE: WEntworth 6-0029 TUESDAY JOHNSON Ernest 1 p. m. at chapel WEDNESDAY VAUGHN Thomas F.

8 p. m. at cbapel NORTH CHAPEL 8501 N. ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach 1-2645 TUESDAY HOUGHTON Lola 3 p.

m. at chape JACOBSON Charles A. 3 p.Sn. at cbapel WEDNESDAY ANDERSON Louis F. 3 p.

Bl. at chapel BATES Parker D. 1 1 a. m. at chapel FINK Kathleen 2 p.

m. at chapel OHLSON August 1 p. m. at chapel SOUTHWEST CHAPEL- 2121 W. B5TH-ST.

PHONE: BEverly 8-2182 TUESDAY HOEPPNER Clara 2 p. m. at chapel WEDNESDAY BORNHOLT Stella 2 p. m. at chapel SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 2024 E.

75TH-ST. PHONE: FAlrfax 4-7177 TUESDAY OBERM AN Harry J. 10 a. m. at chapel WEDNESDAY RAYFIELD George 2:30 p.

m. at chapel Piser MEMORIAL CHAPELS NORTH SOUTH NORTHWEST WEST CHICAGO C. H. JORDAN 6c CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 102 YEARS 221 East Erie SUperior 7-7709 IN MEMORIAM ANGELILLI In memory of our beloved aon Frank Angelllli, who passed on two years ago today.

May 1, 1954. Oh. how we miss your smiling face. Your ever-helping hand; But If God has you at His place. Why then, should "we complain.

YOUR EVERLOVING MOTHER AND FATHER, BROTHERS AND SISTERS. DIEZ Carrie A. Diez. In loving memory, April 15, 1885 to May 1. 195S.

GEORGE F. Former member Gross Park lodge, No. 9, Harmonie Ladles and Germanla chapter No. 552, O. E.

S. GIAMPAOLO Nick Glampaolo. Gone one sad year, my dear PA. Never again to hear you say OOFA. ROSINA LORCH Harry S.

Lorch. April 29, at Santa Barbara, formerly of Chicago: be loved husband of Lorraine; devoted father of Harry Lorch dear brother of Wllma B. Morris. MANSCH Betty L. Mansch.

In loving mem ory or our dear wife and mother, who passed away 5 years ago May 1, 1951. LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. OFFENBERG Alfred M. Offenberg. May 1, 1950.

His memory Is as dear today As In the hour he passed away. LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY. ZATZ Dave Zatz, 4 years ago today. In loving memory. Sadly missed by WIFE, RUTH, AND THREE CHILDREN.

ZAWADZKI Peter Zawadzkl. In memory of Dad who away a year ago. The happiness and heartaches that we shared, I share alone. TEDDY ANNOUNCEMENTS IN MEMORIAM MEMORIALS FOR HEART RESEARCH hold new hope for preventing heart disease. They are tax deductible, also Dequests.

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Jackson-blvd. HArrlson 7-0932 I Gifts and bequests are tax deductible. DEATH NOTICES AHLBERG James Ahlberg. age 87, of Le- mont, husband 01 the late cnnstine, nee Anderson; latner 01 vioia, mane una, Helen Nelson. Hilda Olson.

Mildred Gould A and the late Carl: brother of Charles 12 grandchildren, and 13 great grandchildren. At funeral home, sui siaie street, Lemont. To lie In Bethany church. Lemont. from noon Wednesday.

Service p. m. Interment church ceme tery. Memorials to Bethany church, in lieu of flowers, will be appreciated. AMimnsON Aznes Amundson.

nee Seems, wife of the late Thomas; Deiovea motner of Mprrede Revnolds. RalDh. Harold. Kan, and Arthur: aister of Elizabeth McCormtck, Delia Kahne, Jean end the late Iiretta Seems. Funeral Thursday.

9 a. m. at chapel, 3419 Ridgeland avenue, Ber- wyn. to St. Leonard's church, interment St.

Mary's cemetery. avnr-nsnw Tnls F. Anderson. April 30. 1956.

beloved husband of Alma; fond father of Herbert; brother of John and two sisters In Sweden. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday. May 2, at 3 p. m.

Interment Rldgewood. ARGENTINO Margaret Argentlno, nee Vesno: beloved wife of the late Dominlck; lnvlnir mother of Vincent. Margaret Grleco, and Dominlck: dear daughter of Maurlzio and Alessandra: fond sister of James Vespo, Nancy Torello, Carmen, Frank, and nnminick Vpsdo: grandmother of four. Fu neral Thursday, 9 a. from funeral home, 619 S.

Ashland to Our Lady rompeu cnurcn. interment muuiib iinv Tir mward Aron. late of 5639 St. Louis avenue, dearly beloved husband of Ethel Aron, nee Greenberg: fond nf and Lvnne: dear brother of Morris, Rose. Bell, Dorothy Chez, the late Irving, Julius, and Mollie Silver, serv- Ires Wednesday at 12 noon at cnapei 3021 Lawrence avenue.

Interment West-, lawn cemetery. INdependence 3-5000. raker O. Richard Baker. 1605 Woodland avenue, Des Plalnes, beloved husband of Xenia: dear father of Richard N.

and Iji Vonne Moeller: grandfather of David; fond son of Mary Baker: brother of Ha Manes. Restlne at funeral home, Lee at Perrv streets. Des Plalnes, where services win be held Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Rldgewood.

VAnderbilt 4-5155 rarives Hnrrv G. Barnes. April 29. 1956, beloved husband of Josephine; son of Ce celia and the late Marry w. names, brother of Andrew W.

and the late Edith Fsres. Funeral Wednesday, a. m. frnm funeral home. 3159 Jackson blvd at Kedzie.

to Precious Blood church. In terment Resurrection. KEdzle 3-1617. BASILE See Rosaria Reda notice. BASSETT Frederick Harney Bassett, sud- timlv In his home Anril 29 in Denver, beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth srrivMv devoted father of Alicia senven, William Harney, and Frederic Brewster Bassett.

REAL Julia Harrlette Beal. April 30, 1956 lste of 1928 Lincoln avenue. Whiting, sister of Luther Beal of Chicago and Miss Mary I. Beal of Whiting. unerai Thursday, May 3, 10 a.

at funeral home, 1620 Indianapolis boulevard, Whit- ing, Ind. Interment Sandwicn, ill. BECK Burt A. Beck, April -30, of the Windermere East hotel, uncle of Raymond A. Beck Jr.

Funeral Wednesday, 4 p. chapel, Jeffery blvd. at 77th st. Interment East Dubuque, 111. SOuth 8-8822.

BEHNKE Mildred Prince Behnke of Creek-wood, Lemont, dear wife of Arthur: mother of Susan, Joseph, and Arthur: daughter of Cdrrell! Kuppingeri lister of Richard, Dewey, and Willred Prince. Services Wednesday, 2 p. at funeral home, 501 State street, Lemont. Lemont 79Q-R-2. BELFRT Ernest A.

Belfry, late of 4108 N. Kenmore avenue, son of the late Arthur and Anna; brother of Edward J. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. at chapel, 3834-36 Irving Park road. Interment Rldgewood cemetery.

IRving 8-0666. BENNETT Myrtle N. Bennett of 366 Larch avenue, Elmhurst. 111., beloved sister of Cora Houchen, Pearl Borton, and the late Clarence M. Bennett; dear aunt of Isabelle Bennett, Helen Arnett, Annabelle Robertson, Robert, and Gall Borton.

At chapel, 134 S. York street. Elmhurst, where services will be held Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood.

Information, TErrace 2-0018. BERNERO See Mazze! notice. BIASIELLO Marciano Mlchele Biasiello, beloved husband of Mary, nee Glannlnl; fond father of Ralph, Fred, Helen, and Joan; father-in-law of Thomas Trojanowskl, Robert Spurlin, Irma and Angle Biasiello; grandfather of five. Funeral Wednesday. May 2, 9:15 a.

from funeral home, 5300-13 to St. Bartholomew's church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. PAlisade 5-8740.

BORNHOLT Stella Bomholt, 10022 S. Hoyne avenue. April 29, 1956. beloved wife of the late Claude H. Bomholt; dear mother of Gladys Forsander; sister of Mattie Bovard; aunt of Harry and Robert McGinnis.

At chapel. 2121 W. 85th street, where services will be held Wednesday, May 2, at 2 p. m. Interment Oak Woods.

BOSET Martin 3. Boset, April 27, at Miami formerly of 00154 S. Wentworth avenue, beloved land of Johanna, nee Flanje; dear fathijr of Frances Young; grandfather of Beverly and Jerry-. At chapel. 10834 S.

Michigan avenue, where services will be held Wednesday at 3 p. m. Interment Evergreen. PXJllman -3534. 8ANDBERG Clara A.

Sandberg, at Kalama zoo, beloved wife of the late August Sandberg; fond mother of Harry ot Antloch, the late William Elmer Sandberg: grandmother of five grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren: sister of Oscar Swan-berg and Mrs. Hllma Mac Lennon ot Los Angeles, Cal Resting at funeral home, 6938 W. North avenue. Service Wednesday, 3 p. in.

Interment Mount Olive. MErrlmac 7-4441. SCHIPF Anna M. Schlff of 2600 N. Klm- bsll avenue, beloved daughter of the late Morris J.

and Sara dear sifter ot Cell. Bta Wetsman, Carolyn, Reglna, Leonard, Edyth Isenson, Florence Bcndlt, and Ben. Visiting at chapel, 5206 Broadway, Monday evening. Services private. Please omit flowers.

SCHINZING Psul 8. Sctllnzlng. of 8831 Menard, Morton Grove, beloved husband ol Marlon, nee Rosendahl; dear father of Donna Jean end Kennth: snn of Brtrte and Joseph. Services at chapel, 62M. Dempster street, Morten Gruve, Wednesday, -2 p.

01, SCHMIDT Martha Mueller Schmidt, be loved wife of the late Theodore car mother of Harold the late Theodore and Mildred slater of Frances Alchroth, Anna Moaer, and Mary Dotson; beloved mother-in-law of Lasjreiice and Augusta Schmidt Thoennes; grandmother of Sr. Alphonsls 8. Lorraine, Richard, Charles, Carol, Martha, and Mary. FVnerat Thursday. May 3, 9:30 from funeral home, 1732 Wilson avenue, to Our Lady of Lourdcs church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph's. Member nt Our Ladv of Lourdcs Altar and Kosory guild.

LOngbeach 1-0149. SCll RAM Dr. David L. Bertram, belovea husband of the late jeannette, nee neroiz-fcelin; devoted father of Charles B. and Peter loving grandfather of Richard and Kenneth; dear brother ot Fred Echram of Hot Springs, Ark.

Services Tuesday. May 1, at 11:30 a. tn. at chapel, 2100 W. 75th street, at Clyda avenue.

Midway 3-6400. SCHWABA Eva Schwaba. formerly lived at 5241 S. Honore, mother Of josepn. manna Helmoskl, Sister M.

Oaudlosa, Ulster M. Euphrofine. ot the Feliclan order, Anna Kurzawskl, Clara Donnhoo, and Edward: sister of Martha Maslankowskl. Funeral Wednesday, May 2. 9:30 a.

from chapel, 1335 W. 51st, to St. Joseph churarv Interment Resurrection. Pleara omit flowers. YArds 7-6112.

SCHWART.BFRG Yelta Wchwartzberg, at Oak Park, of 64 34 N. Richmond street, beloved wife of the late Abraham; devoted mother of Irving Hymsn and Rose Blckerman of Oak Park, three grandchildren. Services Wednesday, 11a at chapel, 1300 W. Devon avenue Interment West Lawn cemetery. Train arrival Tuesday morning.

For lne formation, ROgers Park 1-2400. SCOTT Wslter M. Scott, suddenly, April 29, ot 4217 W. Monroe street, nriovra husband of Ona; brother of Alexander and Mrs. Elizabeth Krelser; fond uncle ot Ona Jane Wllklns.

Service Thursday, May 2:30 at chapel, 124 Madison street. Oak Park. Interment Forest Home. SELF Clarence E. Pflf of Weirtmont.

beloved husband of Virginia: father of Clarence Self Nell Self, Harold Bowen, Rutlt Adams, and Doris Gierti; brother of Carl, Clyde, Jesse, and Lillian Chllders; grandfather of two. Funeral Wednesday, a. from funeral home, 4343 Main tl church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment Queen ot Heaven. SHEA William Shra, husband of the lata Katherlne, nee McGregor; fond father ot Katherine; brother of Lila and Leo Shea. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. from chapel, 6222 Broadway, to St.

Gertrude's church. Interment Ascension cemetery. SIEMON William A. Blemon. beloved son of William and June; grandson of Carria Slemon and Alice Barber.

Services Wednes-; day, 2:30 p. at funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Acacia Park, SMITH Edward R. Smith, beloved husband of the late Mary Jane, nee Harrington; dear father of Robert, John, Edward, Mary Jane Sims. Prlscllla Swentko, William, Margaret Schaffer, and Catherine; brother of Laura Maggioncalda, Veronica Stefanl, and the late Ella Andres, Grace Flojd, William, and Mabel Halsted; grandfather of 15.

Resting at funeral home, 6833-35 r.imuA avenue. Funeral wermesaay. jviar at 9 a. to St. Prlscllla's church.

In-terment St. Joseph's. Fourth degree member of De Soto council. No. 917, Of C.l Portage Park Moose; CTA union, local No.

241, and Holy Name society. MKrrlc mac 7-8280. SPITERI-wAntonlna SplterJ, late of 731 W. 25th place, bemved wife of Nazarlno; deaf mother of Frank. Mary Poppas, Sam.

Maria 1. a Mantla, Rose Llzzlo, and Virginia Mark an. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from chapel, 470 W. 26th street, to All Saints' church.

Interment St, Mary's. Victory 2- 8681. 8IEFANI Set Edward R. Smith notice. BTERN Henry H.

Stem of S838 W. Broadway, dear father of Lee; devoted grandfather of Buzzy Stern. Services Wednesday, 11 a. at chapel, 6206 Broadway. Interment Agudas Achln S.

Cong, cemetery, Waldhelm. S'fOLL-Max Stoll, beloved husbsnd ot the late Anne loving father of Lillian Hansen, Alma Nelson, Beatrice Melssner, Anna Ethel King, Clifford, Dora Gunderson, Harold, and the late Earl; brother of Hattle Leltzon, and Relnhold. 22 grandchildren and 17 greatgrandchildren. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p. at lunerai home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue.

Interment Rldgewood. Member of Mutual Benefit end Aid society. TEIGER Cella Telger, nee Berman, lata of 4720 N. Whipple street, beloved wife of Mac fond mother of Lorelei Mlnow, Barbara Lltln. and Steven: devoted daughter of Abraham Berman; dear sister ot Isadore Ann FlxUr, Jean Klaas, and Faye Leven; beloved grandmother ot Michael Murw.

Services Wednesday, 10 a. at chapel, 3021 Lawrence av-rue. Interment Goldiaden Club cemetery. Please omit flowers. INdependence 8-6000.

THALMAN Mary Thalman. nee Surges, April 29, of 2409 Lake avenue, Wllmelte. wife of William B. Thalman; mother of Mrs. Elizabeth M.

Rosemark, Mrs. Evelyn C. Rakow, Mrs, Lucille E. Skar, Florence Mildred and William M. Thalman.

Funeral mass Thursday. 10 a. at St. Joseph's church. Remains at chapel, 72S Ridge road, Wllmette.

Interment local. Wilmette 269. THU Selve Thu, dearly beloved husband ot the loving father of Mrs. Louis Tomaso; fond grandfather of -one grandchild, and one great-tiandchlld. Resting at funeral home, 7600 W.

Grand avenue, at The Circle. Funeral Wednesday. May 2, at 2 p. m. Burial Mount Emblem cemetery.

MErrlmac 7-1111 or GLadstona 3- 1234. TORELLO -See Argentlno notice. ILLMAN Raab Ullman of 850 J. Dewltt devoted husband of Mary; dear brother of Mrs. Virginia Weil of New Orleans, La.

Service Wednesday, Msy 2, 1 p. at Rosehill cemetery chapel. Resting at chapel. 2100 E. 75th street, at Clyde, until Tuesday, 10 p.

m. Midway 3-5400. VAN ET1EN Frank A. Van Etten, are 1 of Blue Island, beloved husband of Esther, nee Rust: loving father of Edgar and Arnold; lond grandfather ff three: brothee ot Roy and Genevieve. Resting at funeral hoiue.

13050- Greenwood avenue, Blue Island. Service Wednesday at 2 P. ra. Interment Lutheran cemetery, VESPO See Argentino notice. -VIVIRITO See Michael LaRocco notice.

VOI1T Emille Volgt. nee Alberts, April 30, of JQIS N. HIMount boulevard, Milwaukee, age 96, beiovel mother ot Elsie Andresen, Herbert Volgt, and Irma V. Forsythe. Friends may call after 12 noon Wednesday, May 2, at chapel.

1913 Sheridan road, Highland Park, where funeral will be held at 2 P. m-Thursday, May 3. Interment Memorial Perk. WELLES Mary Belle Weller, April 99, 195, late of 1S04 W. Thorndale avenue; beloved wife of the late James dear mother of Robert D.

Weller; fond grand-, mother of Marcy Kusabaum and a Shedden. Fimeral Wednesday, 11 a. at chapel, 1149-51 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster, interment private. Please 0 10 11 1-5147.

WERNER La Verne A. Werner, sge 88. of 9858 S. Millard avenue, loving wife of Julius dear mother of Caryl; beloved daughter of Frank R. and the late Rosa Tes-iler; fond sister of Frank M.

Tessler. Resting funeial home, 2955 W. 6tr street. Evergreen Psrk. Funeral Thursday, 9.30 a.

from funeral home to Most Holy Redeemer church. Interment St. Murv's. Member of Alter and Rosary society. Auxiliary ot Father Peres K.

C. council, No 1444, and of Our Lady Mother's club, GArden 2-7010. WHIKLER Arrah J. Whisler, husband ot Lois, nee Miller, father ot Samuel M.J, brother of Mrs. Let tie Deubler and Cari Whisler.

Services Wedaefday, 1:30 p. at chapel, 623 Lake street, Oast Park. Interment Mount Emblem. WlLBURr-Dorothy t. Wllbum, pee Critea, beloved wife of Bernard V.

Wllbum; fond daughter of Caroline, nee Mueller, and the late Herbert Crltes; sisler of Fred Crites. Resting at funeral borne. 8400 S. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday. May 2, at 1:30 p.

ra. Intement Bethanla cemetery. Id Ueu of flowers maae memorials to your favorite charity. CEdarcrest 8-4310. ZARANSKY Morris P.

Zaransky, late of 6038 8. Essex avenue, beloved trosbanSj ot Cella; dear father of Herman, Davie, Leonard, and Rudolph: grandfather ot five. Service Wednesday. 3 p. at chapel.

3019 W. Feteraon road. Interment Jewish Weldhelra cemetery. Visitation Tuesday. 7 p.

Family at late residence. Member of MIkro Kodesh An she Tlkttn, Ttktlner Verrtn, South Shore) AtT-idath Aehim, Harrison B'nai B.ltU. Iris Reunion club, and Retltcner Verela. LOngUcl 1-1890. the late B.

Frank McClaln; dear mother of Frank Wm. and Robert sister of Anna Rada, Frances Adams, and Hermlne Russo. At rest In funeral home, 5948 W. Archer, corner of Major avenue. Services Thursday.

10 a. m. Interment Portsmouth 7-8808. McGOUGH Catherine M. McGough, beloved daughter of the late Bernard and Kather lne; devoted sister of Mae Osbom, Roberts.

Bernard. Thomas, and 'Edward. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a. from funeral home, 6150 N. Cicero avenue, at Hiawatha, to St.

Jerome's church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment All Saints'. FEnsacola MtKEAN John M.

McKean, April 30. beloved husband of the late Agnes; fond father of Irene and the late Raymond. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. at chapel, Jelfery blvd. at 77th to St.

Philip Nerl church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Past Grand Knight of St.

James' council, K. of C. South Shore 8-8822. McMAHON See Oscar Carson notice. MERKI Joseph J.

Merkl, April 28. 1956. beloved husband of Gladys Burton Merki; father of Joseph A. and Donald Merki; brother of the late Frieda Fieg and Albert J. Merki.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a. from funeral home, 6311 N. Clark street, to St. Clement's church. Interment St.

Boniface's cemetery. Fourth degree mem ber of De Soto council, no. sit, 01 MURPHY William M. Murphy, beloved hus band of the late Kdna, nee uarrett: sear father of Mary Margaret: loving son of the late Michael and Margaret, nee Harris; fond brother of Francis, John, Edwin, Margaret Conlin, Catherine Powers, and Ann Cappetta. Funeral Thursday, 8:30 a.

from chapel, 6858 W. Roosevelt road, to St. Rita's church, 63d and Washtenaw, Mass at 10 a. m. Interment Queen Ot Heaven.

Member of P. G. K. of Hildebrand council, No. 852, K.

of C. Information 6-0120, OBERMAN Harry J. Oberman, 4737 W. 84th place. April 30, isse.

At cnapei, 2024 E. 75th street, at Jeffery boulevard, until 10 a. Tuesday. Services and Interment Friday, May 4, at Forest Lawn cemetery, Glendale, Cal. FAlrlax 4-7177.

O'CONNOR See Oscar Carson notice. OHLSON August Ohlson, 4629 N. Win chester avenue, April 30, 1950, Deiovea husband of the late Minnie, nee Obrosky: dear brother-in-law of Anna Ohlson and Mary Johns; fond Uncle of Kathryn and Leonard J. Ohlson. At chapel, 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, May 2. at 1 p. m. Interment Memorial Park. LOngbeach 1-2645.

OPPENHEIMER Arthur M. Oppenheimer of 223 E. Delaware place, Deiovea nusoann of Helen, nee Mayer; devoted father of Arthur Mayer Oppenheimer and Mrs. Janet O. Seessel of Memphis, darling srandfather of Linda and Richard Seessel.

and Ann and John Oppenheimer; dear brother of Mrs. Gertrude O. Davidson and Clarence Oppenheimer of New York city Services Wednesday, May 2, at 11 a. at Rosehill cemetery chapel. Resting at chapel, 2100 E.

75th street, until Tues day, 10 p. m. riease omit iiowers. xtuaway 3-5400. FARRIsn Ann H.

Parrlsh, nee Voss, April 28. 1956. of 227 South beouievara. cm Park, beloved daughter of the late Charles and Lena Voss: fond sister of Charles Voss, Mrs. Arvilla Morgan, the late Herman and Louise D.

Voss. Services Wednesdav. 1 o. at funeral home. Lake street at 2d avenue, Maywood.

In terment Forest Home. Fillmore 3-0014, PAULA John Paula, age 88. died Monday, Aorll 30. 1956. beloved father of Mildred Llndauer and Milton Paula; fond grandfather of Claire Ann Paula.

Member of Typographical union No. 16. Originating member of Chicago Monotype club, end the Kewaunee County Wisconsin Club of Chicago. Burial Mount Vemon Memo rial park. Services Goodale funeral nome, Lockport, 111., Tnursaay, 2 p.

PENAR Joseph Lawrence Penar. beloved husband of Lillian; loving father of Geraldine Ann and Arlene Josephine; fond son of Anna Penar; dear brother ot Stella Czech. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from parlors. 834-38 N.

Ashland avenue, to Our Lady of Good Counsel church. In terment St. Adalbert's. HAymaricet l-ssuu. PETCHAR Rose Petchar.

beloved wife ol the late Joseph; loving mother of Mary Petchar and the late josapnme uiarx, Funeral 9:30 a. from chapel, 5690 Lincoln avenue, near California, to St. Timothy's church. PETERSON Anna C. Peterson, April 29.

1956, beloved wife of the late Carl; dear mother of Mrs. Carl Breirjberg, Dag-mar Llndskoog. and the late Carl- E. Peterson; fond grandmother of Shirley Llndskoog. Funeuil Wednesday, 2:30 at chaDel.

5149-51 kN. Ashland avenue, at Foster. Interment Rosehill. Member of Thelma lod No. 17.

I. O. L. and Ingeborg Ladies' of Drake lodge. LOng- beach 1-5147.

PETERSON Emanuel Peterson, late of 8715 Muskegon avenue, husband of Maria; father of Mrs. Albert C. Schmled. Mrs. Robert Pugh, Elsie, and Edward grandfather of Carol Ann Pugh.

Member of TGvlfe lodee. No. 6. O. S.

Kesting at funeral home, 79th street and Phillips ave nue. Services 1:30 p. m. Thursday, interment Oak Woods. SOuth Shore 8-6959.

PIASECKI See Dembek notice. PIDGEON Walter T. Pld.ton, beloved husband of nee McAullffe; loving father of Shirley Knoblocir; son of the late James and Catherine, nee Madigan; fond brother of Marshall Catherine Jackson, Helen, Gertrude Tye, Sister Mary LUciola, B. M. and the late Elmer J.

Funeral Wednesday, May 2, at 9 a. m. from funeral, home, 3246 W. Jackson boulevard, to St. Thomas Aquinas church.

Interment Queen of Heaven. Member P. B. A. and Police post, A.

KEdzie 3-2394. FOHLMEIER Rosemary Pohlmeier, nee Schildgen, suddenly, of Northbrook, beloved wife of Herbert dear mother of Kenneth, Gerald, David, and Carl; fond daughter of Bernard J. and Margaret Schildgen; sister of Bernadlne Eggan and Marion Gammon: fond granddaughter of Bernard Schildgen Sr. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a.

from funeral home, 1722 Shermer avenue, Northbrook. Mass 10 a. at St. Norbert's church. Interment All Saints'.

PURVES Rose G. Purves, nee dear sister of Victoria Gums and Joseph E. Clarke. Funeral from chapel, 4138 Madison street, Wednesday, 9:4 5 a. to St.

Mel's church. Mass m. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. QUINL AN Bridget Qulnlan, nee O'Connor, of 631 S.

Harvey avenue. Oak beloved wife of the late Michael P. Qulnlan; dear mother of Frances, Margaret Broucek, Catherine Berggren, and Helen Qulnlan; grandmother of seven; great-grandmother of two: Sister of Thomas, Joseph Michael, Mary Jane Kelleher, Frances Kllgannon, the Rev. Dennis O'Connor, S. M.

Edward and the late John and Patrick O'Connor. At funeral home. 17 Madison street, Oak Park. Funeral Wednesday, May 2. 9:30 a.

to Ascension church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment All Saints'. Native of Masshlll, County Sllgo, Ireland.

Member of Ascension Altar and Rosary society. RAGO See Michael La Rocco notice. RAYFIELD-rGeoree T. Rayfield, 7227 Oglesby avenue, April 29. 1956s beloved husband of Beatrice Rayfield; fond father of Beatrice Pullen; grandfather of Ann, Martha, and John: brother of Cherlea, William, Fred, Herbert, Anna Eller, Emily Esch, and Louise Vandegrift.

At chapel, 2024' E. 75th street, at Jeffery boulevard, where service, will be held Wednes- day. May 2, at 2:30 -p. m. Interment Elmwood cemetery, Hammond, Ind.

Founder and past president of Champion Pneumatic Machinery formerly of Chicago, now of Princeton, 111. FAlrfax 4-7177. REDA Rosaria Reda, nee Basile. late of 1133 S. May field avenue, beloved wife of the late Salvatore; fond mother ot Lena, LioneUo, William, Albert, John, Alice Maltese, and Minnie Latlnl.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 6858 W. Roosevelt road, to St. Frances of Rome church, 15th, and Austin boulevard, Cicero. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Mount CarmeL Information MAnsfleld 6-0120. REICH Anna Reich, nee Lasota, late of 3002 S. Throop street, dear mother of Marie Kott, Frank, Stanley, Jean Saski, Elizabeth Zmuda, and Joseph; sister of Leon Lasota; mother-in-law of Ann, Ann, Frank Saskl, and Joseph Zmuda; grandmother of six. Service Wednesday, 9:30 a from chapel, 2878 S.

Throop street, to St. Barbara's church. Interment Resurrection. Victory 2-1070. REID Margaret M.

Reid, nee Hanley, Suddenly. April 29, 1956, of 12041 S. Perry avenue, devoted wife of the late Thomas; loving mother of Dr. Martin Jobn Dr. Stephen Elizabeth Purtell, and the late Daniel James, Thomas, and Francis; grandmother of 12: great-grandmother of three.

Resting at mortuary. 12 K. 112th place. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. to St Catherine of Genoa church, Mass 10 a.

m. interment iioiy stepuicnn. PFpr-VKTTNIl Ilenrv R. mavl Repennlng, nv Moran; dear father rt Ham William end Robert R. Repenning: loving grandfather of Harry A.

and Betty Jane Repennlng. Service Wednesday, 2 p. funeral home, 3517-27 W. Pulaski road. Independence 3-5800.

RIESE William Rlese, beloved husband of the late Bertha: fond father of Emma Hausser, Olga Miranda, Marie Gillette, Ella Netzel, Mildred Geetersloh, Oscar and Walter Rlese; loving brother of Lho-wig; 1 grandfather of 13; great-grandfather of two. Resting at chapel, 2859 N. South port avenue, Monday and Tuesday. Funeral private. Please omit flowers.

Information; Call WEilington 5-6111. RINGHOfFER Joseph Rlnghoffer, beloved husband of Mary, nee Kalchbrenntr; loving father of Mltsl and Joseph fond brother of John, Charles, Michael, and George Rlnghoffer and Anna Madel. Resting at funeral home, 2701 W. 63d street at Washtenaw avenue, until 11:30 a. m.

Thursday, May S. Service. 1:30 p. m. at Gethsemane E.

Luth. churcj. 45th PL and Princeton av. Interment Chapel Eill Gardens South. PRospect 6-8300.

Stephen A. Erst Mass. for Stephen A. Erst, 68, of 1254 Arthur will be held at 10 a. el tomorrow in St.

Ignatius church, 6359 Glen- wood av. Mr. Erst, organist and musical director at St. Ignatius for 46 years, died Sun day in St. Joseph's hospital, Elgin.

He leaves his widow, Alice; two daughters, Mother Anna Marie, a nun, and Blanch, and three sons, Stephen, Adolph, and John. Mrs. Roger W. Babson WeUesley, April 30 LD Mrs. Roger Babson, 82, wife of the president of Babson institute, died tonight.

A na tive of Holyoke, she was graduated from Mount Holyoke college and was a founder of Webber College for Girls in Babson Park, Fla. CHICAGO FLYER LISTED AS DEAD IN JAPAN CRASH The marine corps yesterday notified relatives of Tech. Sgt. uonaia uum- ea, 36, that he has been list ed as dead. Sgt.

Guinea was one of two marine airmen who crashed Satur day in their F3D2 Skyraid- er off the Jap anese coast Sgt. Guinea while en route from Atsugi naval air station to Chitose air force base on Hokkaido. Their bodies have not been recovered. Sgt. Guinea, a graduate of Amundsen High school, has two brothers, Paul E.

and Jo seph, both of 2920 N. Mozart and two sisters, Mrs. Helen Lange of Morton Grove, and Mrs. Ruby Miller of Park Ridge. He entered the marine corps in 1942, left service for a year, and returned prior to the Ko rean war.

G.T. RAYFIELD, AUTO PIONEER, DIES AT AGE 78 Services for George T. Ray- field, 78, of 7227 Oglesby a pioneer automobile mann facturer, will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at, 2024 E.

75th st. He died Sunday in Illinois Central hospital. Mr. Rayfield and two broth ers, William and the late John, developed and manufactured the Rayfield car Springfield in 1909. He also assisted in the manufacture of the Tincher car in Chicago several years later In 1951 he retired as president of the Champion Pneumatic Machinery company, Prince ton, Bureau county.

Surviving are his widow, Beatrice; a daughter, Mrs. Beatrice Pullen: three other brothers, three and three grandchildren FUNERALS AT LOWER COST NORTH 929 BEUMONT WEilington 5-1724 12 Block West of Clark St. WEST 5911 Madison at Mason EStebrook 8-7500 AMU PARKING mmmmmmmmm Jim 63 Monroe St. Jg.