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HOFFMAN Margaret Hoffman, nee Zeh, dearly CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE. AIR SECRETARY TRUMAN TO HAIL OBITUARIES 1 DEATH NOTICES Saturday, June 14, 1952 Part 3 Page 7 INSPECTS U.S. BASE IN BRITAIN BURNS John Burns, formerly cf 8113 S. Mrs. Anna M.

Castello COOK ON TOW BOAT KILLED BY MYSTERY SHOT THRU HEART OGNIBENE Giorgio Ognlbene. late of 214614" Services for Mrs. Anna M. 79, of 5813 N. Washtenaw who was one of the original w.

jnio street, beloved Husband oi tne lata-Anna, father of Frank, Joseph, Roy, Carl, and the late Jennie Forestleri. Funeral Saturday, 8:45 a. from chapel, 721 N. Western avenue, to Holy Rosary church. Interment Mount Carmel.

ARmitage 6-6056. ATOMIC SUB AT GROTON TODAY vincennes, Deioved son of tne late Maurice and Julia, lond brother ot William. Freeze and the late Thomas Burns. Funeral from chapel, 7949 S. Halsted, Monday at 9 a.

m. to St. Leo's church. Burial St. Mary's cemetery, BYAS Clara Byag, June 12, late "of 10332 Ewing.

wife of the late Rev. Arthur mother of Mrs. Alice Kremske, Mrs. Ruth Albert. Mrs.

Myrtle Schroeder. Mrs. John movie censors in Chicago, will be O'HARA See Laura Helnen notice. O'LEARY Geraldlne O'Leary, 1477 W. 734 INDICT POLICE SERGEANT OVER STOLEN LIQUOR Possession of Hijacked Vhisky Charged Police Sgt.

James Aman of Jefferson Park station was indicted yesterday by the' Bouldin, Mrs. Clarice Ricketts, Mrs. Lois Oman. Mrs. Betty Blank.

George, and Multi-J et Bombers Roar Overhead BY MICHAEL MACLEAR Chicago Tribune Press Service SCULTHORPE AIR BASE, England, June 13--Air Secretary Arthur 19 grandchildren, one greaU place, loving daughter of tne late Haroia and Gertrude, fond sister of Alice Dorsey, Joseph. Margaret Gockman, Rita Daly. Elizabeth Wolter, and Harold. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a. from chapel, 5908 S.

Kedzie avenue, to St. Brendan's church. Interment Mount Olivet. GRovehlll 6-0090. grand child, sister ot Raymond peters.

Ke- at 3 p. m. Monday in the chapqj at 5501 N. Ashland av. Mrs.

Castello, a civil service employe, would have marked her 35th year as a movie censor in September. Despite her age she rarely missed reporting for work at police headquarters until she suffered a mild heart attack three weeks ago. She died at her home Thursday. Sur matns resting at mortuary. 10240 twing avenue, until 11 a.

m. Monday. To lie In state at First Evangelical church, with service at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood cemetery.

Call SOuth Chicago 8-0632. OLSON Jennie Olson, 9302 S. May street" Finletter flew Chi car a Tribune Press Service Washington, June 13 President Truman boarded his special train tonight several hours before his scheduled departure for Groton, to witness the keel laying tomorrow of the world's first atomic powered submarine, the Nautilus. The President last week indi CAMPBELL Dr. Leo K.

Campbell of 6852 Cairo, 111., June 13 (iT1) Police were without a suspect tonight in the mysterious slaying of a tow boat cook as the vessel passed Cairo, southbound in the Mississippi river. Police Chief Earl Shepherd said Orren Fee, 44, of Cape Girardeau, was shot by someone standing on the bank of the river yesterday morning. One man, found on the river shore with a gun, was released after questioning. Fee was removing paint cans from a shower room before his body was discovered on the deck. The towboat John Luchow turned into the Ohio river and docked at June 12, 1952, wife ol tne late rea Olson, mother of Emest J.

Olson, sister, of Carl and Linn Ackerston. At chapel. 2121" W. 95th street, where services will be held Monday. June 16, at 11 a.

m. Interment Oak Hill. viving are a son, Roy, two grand O'MALLEY See Frank Henry notice. children, and a great-grandchild. PEGLOW Ottlllte Peglow of 3424 Wright.

5 Jeffery avenue, husband of Eugene Field Campbell, son ot Mrs. W. W. Campbell of Frankfort, brother ot Col. Paul A.

Campbell. U. S. A. Mrs.

Russell Clark, and Fred W. Campbell of Frankfort, and the late Elizabeth Michael ot Rochester, Minn. Resting at chapel, 5203 Lake Park avenue after Saturday noon. Services 1:30 p. Sunday.

Interment private. In lieu of flowers please make contributions to the Free Insulin lund ot Presbyterian hospital. HYde Park 3-0013. cated in a Springfield, address federal grand jury on charges wJ beloved wife of the late Frederick, sister of John, aunt of Kenneth. Gertrude, and Leona Zeh.

Resting at funeral home. 4138 W. North avenue. Service 11 a. Monday, June 16.

Interment Waukesha, wis. Information, BElmont 5-6812. HOLT Josette Agnes Holt, nee Em late of Gages Lake, 111., beloved wife ot the late Arthur fond mother of Mrs. R. F.

Hol-lender. Lt. Comdr. Harry S. Holt, Arthur C.

Holt, and Walter S. Holt, 13 grandchll- dren, one great-grandchild. Resting -at the Peterson funeral home, 408 W. Sheridan road, Waukegan, 111. Services Saturday, 1 p.

at Christ Episcopal church. Interment Warren cemetery. HOPKINS Helen A. Hopkins, suddenly, at Coronado, June 12, wife of Paul Hopkins, mother of Bruce, beloved daughter of Mrs. Mary and the late Charles Gleler.

sister of Dr. Carl W. Gleler, sister-in-law of Gertrude. Funeral at chapel, 3100 Irving Park road, Monday, 3 p. m.

Interment Montrose cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p. m. Sunday. JENNINGS Albert 3.

Jennings 814 Monroe street, Evanston. husband of Edith Jennings, father of Nancy. Norma, Janet, and Lillian Jennings, brother ot Mrs. Mary Doyle, Esther, Margaret, John, and Edward Jennings. Services Saturday, 1 p.

at chapel, 1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. Interment Memorial JOHNSON Emest E. Johnson, formerly of 4545 N. Campbell avenue. June 9.

1952, at Richland. beloved husband ot Marie, nee Borg: fond father of Ernest E. Johnson A 3C. dear brother of Herbert of Minneapolis, Albln of Rockdale, Hlldlng of Gary, and Gunnard of Kalamazoo, Mich. At chapel.

5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, June 14, sit 1 P. in. Interment Montrose cemetery. JOHNSEN Iver Johnsen age 81, June 11.

of Chesterton, formerly of Chlcigo, be- loved father of Mrs. John Nicholson, Walter, Iver Jr. of Michigan City, end Roland, 10 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren, brother of Mrs. Anna Lelghton. Funeral Saturday.

2 p. At Edmond's funeral home, Chesterton. JOZWIAK Id Babbitt Jozwlak, late of 7103 Rldgeland avenue, wife of Barney, mother of Corydon A. Babbitt, grandmother of Corydon Warren and Glen E. Babbitt, great-grandmother of three, sister of Mrs.

Dora Sewell and Mrs. Lulu Harris. Resting at funeral home, 79th st. and Phillips av. Service 1:30 p.

Monday. Interment Oak Woods, south Shore 8-6959. KALLAUS Paul Kalians, June 13. of 6924 Clyde avenue, beloved husband of Virginia Manning Kallaus. fond father of Paul D.

that he would tell about some here today, on his way to Washington, to inspect the 47th light bomber wing, which has brought to Brit-ain the first American multiset bombers ever based in this The wing's 1,500 men wood avenue, beloved wife of the late Albert, devoted mother of Fred, Clara Paulsen, Wll- Ham, Edna Fuller. Mildred McDonald. Lillian -Leber, and Ella Gesell, also survived by six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Service Monday, 2 p. at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue.

Interment Concordia. Friends may call Sunday. amazing new technical develop CARROLL See Ellen Barry notice. ments in the navy in his Groton speech tomorrow noon at the ceremonies in the shipyard of the Elec PETERSEN Marie F. Petersen of 10600 Lang- Cairo after the shooting.

Two other men were aboard, the pilot and captain, Tony Heuring, and tric Boat division of General Dy of possession and tran sportation of 800 cases of hijacked "Whisky valued at The five count Indictment, returned before Judge John P. Barnes, also Conour ley avenue June 12, 1952, wife of the lata. Nls J. Petersen, fond mother of Mrs. Helena Dykstra, Mrs.

Christine Seeder and the lata Jens, grandmother of Dr. Russell C. Dykstra. -At chapel, 214 E. 115th street.

Service Saturday, June 14, 1:30 p. m. Interment Beverly cemetery. CASAGA See Milton J. Kosar notice.

CASTELLO Anna M. Castello, 5813 N. Washtenaw avenue. June 12, 1952, wife ot the late Robert, mother of Roy, sister ot Julius Hansen, grandmother of Roy and John, great-grandmother of Dale. At chapel, 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Monday, June 16, at 3 p. m. Interment Acacia Park. the engineer, Robert Miskell, both and two squadrons of B-45 Torna namics corporation. Last week's speech was devoted to American air power.

of Cape Girardeau. does paraded before Finletter. POLEK Hermlna Polek, nee Strelka, belove More than 25,000 American air -FUNERAL D1RECTQRS- Sft. A man COLETTA Robert Coletta, suddenly, beloved The keel laying a symbolic ceremony marking the start of son oi Rose, nee De vito. and tne late Mario, men are helping build up Europe's weak aerial defenses, from 14 different bases in Britain.

They man brother of Vincent and Ronald. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel. 2600 Wentworth avenue, to Notre Dame church. In construction will provide the President the occasion to hail the wife of the late Anton Polek, devoted mother ef Joseph, Frank, Anthony.

Ladd, and Andrew Polek, Marie Zellweger. Helen Roublk, Phyllis Hesek, Hermlna Polek, the lata-George, John, James, Louis, and Bernard Polek, dear sister of Josephine Sirovatka, 20 grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. Funeral from chapel, 1758 W. 51st street, Monday, June 16, at 8:45 a. to -SS.

Cyril and Methodius church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery Information, PRospect 6-2078.

terment Mount Carmel, victory 2-1861. post-war progress of the navy in COLNON Philip Colnon, June 12, of 7147 Funeral Information LAIN SON SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. 63D-ST. PHONE: WEntworth 6-002S. SATURDAY developing the first practical application of atomic power.

and. maintain light and heavy bombers, day and night jet fighters, interceptors, long range "atom" planes, and sea rescue and cargo craft. They also include headquarters' staff and anti-air POPERNIK Joseph Popernik. beloved husband; Sub Provides Best Tests A submarine was selected be Paxton avenue, beloved husband of Leua Lydon Colnon, fond father of Mrs. Florence O'Brien, Phyllis William Mrs.

Leila Daly, and Katherine son of Mrs. John E. Colnon, brother of the Rev. Edward S. Mrs.

Helen C. Rellly, Stuart. Mrs. Mary C. Wild, and the.

late Aaron. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from chapel. Jeffery blvd. at 77th to St.

Philip Nerl church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Kindly omit flowers.

SOuth Shore 8-8822. craft artillery crews. CARNE Pauline C. 1 p. m.

at chapel. WADE Alma E. 2 p. m. at chapel.

MONDAY ox neien, oear latner oi Micnaei, Anna, Greskovicz, Joseph George, John, Peter, 1 and Andrew, loving brother of Helen An- drejeo. fond grandfather of 12. Resting at chapel. 2300 W. 51st street.

Funeral Mod- day, 8:30 to St. Mary's Greek Cath-'V ollc church. Interment Resurrection. The 47th wing, until recently CASK Elsie K. 2 p.

m. at chapel. cause it is the smallest, of the major combat ships and thus would provide the best test of the practicability of atomic power in Funeral Monday. 2 p. chapel, Jeffery boulevard at 77th street.

Interment private. Kindly omit flowers. SOuth Shore 8-8822. EOBINSON Ethel May Robinson, nee CONSIDINE Patrick Considlne. beloved hus based at Langley field, made the trans-Atlantic crossing to England via Goose Bay, Labrador, and NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N.

ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach. 1-2645. SATURDAY a relatively small package. KEITH 3ee Rossie R.

Cox notice. KEINATH The Rev. Dr. Herman O. A.

Later, naval sources indicated, atomic engines will be used in late oi us wooosiae roaa. Riverside, be- loved wife of John dear mother of Mrs. Ruth Roberta Simon, Rhoda May. and Leigh, Bramhall, fond sister of Mrs. Gilford Larl- mer and the late Mrs.

Fern Todd, grand- mother of four. Resting at funeral home, 177 Woodslde road. Riverside (continuation, of Des Plaines avenue. Funeral notice later. Information, Riverside 7-5345.

JOHNSON Ernest E. Sr. 1 p. m. et chapri.

KEEL Katherine 3 p. m. at chapel. LIGMAN Dr. Joseph J.

2 p. m. at chapel. bigger ships such as the proposed Kelnath, 1004 Bonnie Brae, River Forest, husband of Sarah Eischer Kelnath, father of Gerald, brother of Mrs. Hilda Bier-leln.

At funeral home, 203 S. Marlon street, at Pleasant street. Oak Park. Notice later. EUclid 3-3191.

Keflavik, Iceland, and because stormy weather prevailed along the icy route, took two weeks to complete the trip. The last flight of nine B-45s searched Scunthorpe btLLlJiU Uscar M. 1 1 a. m. at chapel.

SUNDAY VALENTINE Charlotte. A p. m. at chapel. SCHOEN John G.

Schoen of 4732 W. Fultott 60,000 ton aircraft carriers. The President is expected to mention the key role of naval air power in the American weapons system. KEMPER Jack Kemper fKempesl, late of yesterday. The 29 million dollar Nautilus 3314 s.

Norcnai' avenue, dearly oeiovea husband ot Rose Kysela Kemper, devoted stepfather of Henry, William. Martin, sri Charles Schmidt. Rose Galvln and Esther Berg. Funeral Monday. 1 p.

at funeral home, 634 W. 37th street. Interment Forest Home cemetery. YArds 7-0925. street, beloved husband of Caroline, nea Schroeder; fond father of Mrs.

Viola Law- son, Eluls L. and Mrs. Lolita Potter, grandfather of six grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. Member of Pleiades lodge. No.

478, A. F. A. and Cicero No. 180.

R. A. M. Resting at funeral home, 5701 W. Division street, where Masonic services will be held at 1:30 p.

m. Monday, June 16. Interment Oakridge cemetery. AUstln 7-4440. Melvin E.

Haas Melvin E. Haas, 45, of 2210 Pioneer Evans ton, president of the Bussgy Products company, 6000 W. 51st fence manufacturers, died yesterday on the Edgewood Valley country clubhouse at 7500 Willow Springs rd. near La Grange, after running to escape the heavy rain-storm. He was director of the Clearing Industrial club and the Henry George school of social science at 236 N.

Clark st. His widow, Dorothy, and a son, Melvin, 16, and a daughter, Edith, 13, survive. Roy L. Fairbanks Services for Roy L. Fairbanks, 70, of 149 W.

Main Barring-ton, veteran funeral director who died in Miami, Thursday, will be at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the chapel at the Barrington address which he conducted jointly with his stepson, William Stirlen, before his retirement in 1950. During his 63 year career, he operated funeral homes in Muscatine, and in four other Illinois towns, Buda, Pana, Waverly, and Arlington Heights. Besides his stepson, he is survived by his widow, Dorothy, and a son, Robert W.

Robert Finley Walker Robert Finley Walker, 68, advertising man, died yesterday in his home at 152 Cary Highland Park. He had his own advertising agency before becoming vice president and director of the Jewel Tea company. Later he was a partner and vice president of the advertising firm of Foote, Cone, and Belding until his retirement in 1942. Surviving are his widow, Hortense; a son, Robert and four grandchildren. Services will be at 5 p.

m. tomorrow in the First Presbyterian church. Highland Park. Mrs. Martha Brent Services for Mrs.

Martha Brent, 57, of E. Crystal Lake Crystal Lake, assistant auditor of the suburb for the last 20 years, will be at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1 N. Williams Crystal Lake.

Burial will be in Crystal Lake Union cemetery. Mrs. Brent died Thursday in Sherman hospital, Elgin. Her husband, Irving, who died 5 years ago, was MONDAY CASTELLO Anna M. 3 p.

m. at chapel. SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST. PHONE: BEverly 8-2182.

SATURDAY PATZLAFF August A. 3 p. m. at chapel. MONDAY MATTHEWS William J.

9:30 a. m. at chapel. OLSON Jennie 11 a. m.

at chapel. is reported to be more than half completed. Research and design work started on the atomic power KING John T. King. June 13.

1952, beloved named Gene Lombard, 44, of 937 N. Trumbull as co-conspirator. They are accused of arranging to sell the whisky, which was stolen near Hammond last Nov. 27, to customers in North Carolina. Drawing Disability Pay Police Commissioner O'Connor announced that Supervising Capt.

Harry Penzin had been ordered to obtain a full account from federal authorities to prefer departmental charges against Aman. The investigation will look into a report that Aman is part owner of a tavern at 39th and State contrary to law, O'Connor said. The commissioner said that Aman's alleged offense occurred while the policeman was drawing half pay disability pension of $130 a month, which began on Sept. 1, 1948. Aman was returned to active duty as a patrol sergeant Feb.

6 of this year. Previously he haJ been twice suspended. According to Assistant United States Atty. Charles Kralovec, the whisky was stolen by five men from a truck belonging to the Indianapolis ing company. The whisky was consigned from the Joseph C.

Seagram's Sons distillery at Lawrenceberg, Ind. to a west coast firm. Linked to Llqnor Delivery Four hundred of the stolen cases were delivered Dec. 2 to High Point, N. and the remainder on Dec.

10 to the intersection of U. S. highway .421 and State route 16 in Wilkes county, N. C. Kralovec said the government's SCHOTT Anna B.

Schott, In Redwood City, husband ot Helen, nee Brissa; urotner oi William J. King, Agnes Rowan. 'the late Charles M. King, and Helen Murphy, son of the late John and Delia Roach King. Funeral Monday, 9 a.

from chapel, 7705 Cottage Grove avenue, to St. Francis de Paula church. Mass 9:30 m. interment St. Mary's.

June 10, 1952, mother of Howard J. Schott of San Carlos, Miss Leona L. Schott of San Carlos, and Mrs. Bemlca Bollhofler of Belmont. CaL, grandmother of Mariene and Allen Bollhofler of Belmont, Cal.

Native of Chicago, 111. Private funeral services held Friday. June 13. at the White Oaks chapel, 1696 El Camino Real, Saa Carlos. Cal.

KM AN Bessie Km an. 4330 S. Sacramento, H. JORDAN CO. Funeral Directors, Chicago and Suburb.

FOR 98 YEARS 200 E. Erle-at- superior 7-7709, band of Winifred, nee O'Rourke; loving lather of Joseph M. of Marshalltown. Mrs. Eileen Eatinger Edward and the late Tessie, fond brother of Thomas, Dennis, and Peter, grandfather of five.

Funeral Monday, June 16, at 9:30 a. from funeral home. 6027 W. Roosevelt road, Cicero, to St. Frances of Rome church.

Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Retired police Member ot P. B. A. COX Rossie R.

Cox, sister of Laurence P. Keith. Resting at chapel. 6110 Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral Monday, 2 p.

Church of tho Redeemer. 56th and Black-stone. Interment Denver, Colo. Kindly omit flowers. FAirfax 4-2861.

CROTTY Patrick T. Crotty, C. P. retired, residence, 9546 Commercial avenue, beloved son of the late Patrick and Catherine, dear brother of Catherine and the late Maurice dear brother-in-law of Mary Crotty, lond uncle of Mrs. Patricia Hubbard, Mrs.

Elaine Knight. John, and Maurice J. Crotty. Member of St. Jude's league; Santa Maria council.

No. 1511.. K. of and P. B.

A. Funeral Monday, fl a. from chapel, 9500 Commercial avenue, to St. Patrick's church. Interment Mount Olivet.

SOuth Chicago 8-0155. DALTON Agnes Mary Bonczkowskl Dalton. cf 3140 S. Union avenue, beloved wife of William Dalton. fond mother of Mary Jo Kelly, Patricia, and John Dalton, dear daughter of Frances and the late Joseph Bonczkowskl.

dear sister of Joseph, Bernard, and Marv Bonczkowskl, loving grandmother of Kathleen and Michael Kelly. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from funeral home. 712 W. 31st street to St.

David's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Victory 2-1158. D'ANGELO Constantino D'Angelo. late of 521 W.

80th street, beloved husband of Jennie Lotesto D'Angelo, loving father of Mary Lang, Louis, Feely Gllardl, Catherine Lateano, Jean Gott. Frances Prestia, and Delores Chunls. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, Halsted at 76th street, to St. Mary of Mount Carmel church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. STewart 3-7700.

DEMLOW Martha Demlow. nee Schaefer, beloved wife of Henry dear mother of Erraa Wilson, Pearl Schoenbeck, Henry the late Marie Heppner. and Irene Curtis, fonu sister of Henry Schaefer and Mary Shaw, grandmother of four. Resting at funeral home. 180 S.

York street, Bensen-yllle. 111., until 12 noon Monday, thence to st John's Ev. church, where service will SEIL Elizabeth Sell, beloved wife of the lat devoted wife of Milton beloved mother of Adrian, Arthur. Irene Mika, Clarence, Milton Lorretta, Bess Oracki, John, Mary Bednarz, and Andrew, sister of Mary Johnson and Anna Truscott, grandmother of eight, great-grandmother of one. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a.

at chapel, 5218 S. Kedzle avenue, to St. Agnes' church. Interment St. Mary's.

FRospect 6-3810. -CEMETERIES OAK Hill Cemetery 3 graves in choice location In Masonic section lor sale. WRITE MCP 374. TRIBUNE. George fond mother of George Harry.

Fred, Alfons, and Lewis, grandmother -of eight, great-grandmother of four. Resting at funeral home, 2130-32 W. 21st street, tan til 11 a. ra. Saturday, June 14.

Service 2 p. m. at St. Matthew's Ev. Luth.

church. 21st st. and Hoyne av. Interment Waldhelnv Virginia 7-7758. KOCKA James Kocka of 2322 S.

Kenllworth FAIRMOUNT Willow Springs; 14 jrr. lot; 2 10 6 exc loc. Will divide. H. Blocker, 6543 Hohman, Hammond.

plant as early as 1947 and on the submarine itself in 1948. The atomic power plant for the submarine was planned and designed at the Argonne atomic laboratory near Chicago. Keel Merely a Term Actually the submarine does not have a keel a nautical term derived from the of wooden ships when the keel formed the bottom timbers of the wooden framework. The modern day submarine is made in tubular steel ribbed sections with double walls for protection against explosive. The shipyard ceremonies will include brief talks by Navy Secretary Kimball, Gov.

John Lodge of Connecticut, John Hopkins, president of General Dynamics, and Gordon Dean, chairman of the atomic energy commission. 42 THEOLOGICAL STUDENTS UNITE SELLING Oscar M. Selling. 1269 Ardmore FOR SALE 8 grave lot. Best loc.

Clarendon Hilla. SOuth Shore 8-1898. -IN MEMORIAM- COOPER Abraham Cooper. In loving memory ot our wonderful lather and grandfather, who passed away 5 years ago today, June 14, 1947. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN avenue.

Berwyn, beloved husband of Rose, nee Fridrich; loving father of Dorothy Adam, dear brother ot Mary Barta and the late Anton, Joseph, and Fred, father-in-law of Anton Adam, grandfather of Dorothy R. Adam. Services Saturday, June 14, 2 p. m. at funeral home, 6617 W.

Cermak road, Berwyn. Interment Wood-lawn cemetery. Bishop 2-1240. STanley 8-1092. KOPP Caroline Kopp, June 12, late of 3343 N.

Hoyne avenue, wife of tie late Joseph dear mother ot Joseph, Christ, Carl, Harry, Myrtle Carlson, Florence Rehm, Frederick, and Robert, sister of Mary Smith, Margaret Kaiser, and Ann Gerstung, grandmother of 10 grandchildren. Resting at funeral home, 2056-58 Belmont avenue, until Monday, June 16, at 11 a. m. Lying In state at St. Paul's chapel, Fullerton and Orchard streets, from 11:30 a.

Monday, until 1 p. Storms Take Holiday The first man to step down at this base, in Norfolk, the aviators' new home for an indefinite period," was Navigator-Bombardier Capt. Ronald T. Conour. The Chi-cagoan, whose mother is Mrs.

Marguerite T. Conour of 4826 Kenmore said he sat pretty all the way over from Goose Bay at a height of 35,000 feet. The storms took a holiday," he explained. Unknown to him, a former school mate, Lt. Ernest P.

Couture, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Couture, 1431 W. Elmdale was piloting one of the bombers. Maj.

Robert C. Klatz, navigator-bombardier, completed his third trans-Atlantic crossing. The major, son of I. W. Gable, 4004 W.

Wabansia and veteran of 28 war time combat missions, said his latest Atlantic trip was the best of all." Gets Honor Guard Secretary Finletter was accorded an 18 man guard of honor. A 30 man air force band, brought especially from Burtonwood air base 150 miles away, played as he descended from his Constellation. The wing's 1,500 men paraded on the runway for his approval. The air force is putting heavy responsibilities on you," Finletter told the airmen, and it has a special interest in you." As he finished speaking, a squadron of B-45s and another of F-84 Thun-derjets from nearby Weathdys field air base roared overhead in salute. MASCARI Violet Marabella Mascarl.

A tribute to the beautiful memory of our darling, Violet, who left us six years ago today. We always think of you, dear Violet. Ot those happy days when we were all to gether. Your loving smile, your cheerful ways Will live la. our hearts forever.

MOM. DAD. AND HUSBAND. principal witness was George Bowman, the driver, who de POLLACK Morris M. Pollack.

In loving mem the hour ot services. Interment Rldgewood cemetery. livered the whisky. said that Sgt Aman be held it in, Interment St. John's ory of our beloved father and grandfather, who passed away three years ago.

BOB. DON. MYRNA. SERMATA. AND STEVEN.

KOSAR Milton 3. Kosaa S. S. fcrs ADrll 21. 1952.

In Korea, bellved son cemetery. DE VITO See Robert Coletta notice. furnished $1,000 which was paid to Bowman in two instalments, by THTLKE Arthur Thulke. In loving memory, i ot Augustina Casaga. stepson ot Samuel E.

Casaga. dear brother ol Sgt, William R. Casaea. U. S.

A. Veronica Stilwell. JOBS AND STUDY June 14, 1B42. The world may change from year to year, and Corlette Casaga. Funeral Monday.

June DZ1MIDAS Edward V. Dzlmidas, June 9. 1952, beloved father of Norreen, loving brother of Frank; Helen Blakeslee. Mike. Joseph.

Anthony, Charlotte. Frances Cole, and John Kcrow. Remains resting at chapel. RBI 2 s. Western avenue.

Funeral Monday, 16. 9:30 a. from chapel, 350 S. Ard more avenue. Villa Park, to St.

Alexander's Ana irienas irom day to day. But never will the one we loved From memory pass away. THE FAMILY. Lombardi at meetings on 2 and 10. A conspiracy count of the indictment also listed a ing between Aman and Nov.

30 at 1510 S. State st. church. Interment Queen ol Heaven. 9:30 a.

from chapel, to St. Adrian's LAMPERIS Gust Lamperts, beloved husband of Wllla. fond father of Nick. George, and THULKE Arthur Thulke. In loving memory church.

Interment St. Casimirs cemetery GRovehlU 6-0142. for many years Crystal Lake's building commissioner. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Jennie Ford, and a sister, Jane.

Paul, brother of John, grandfather of Karen, Judith, and Jimmy. Funeral Monday, 12:30 p. from chapel. 1706 W. Jack oi cur dear inend.

JOHN, RUBY, AND JAMES HENNING, DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS FAIRBANKS Robert L. Fairbanks, Beloved husband of Harriet, near lamer oi mrrain Ann and Wlllard James, son cf James and the lste Laura Fairbanks, brother of James son to St. Demitnos- cnurcn. 3704 W. Carmen avenue.

Interment Arlington GOLDSTEIN A dedication In memory of Ja cob Goldstein of 1657 S. Karlov avenue, cemetery. Frank M. McGinty Ruth, and Grace Minks. Service Mon Sunday.

June IS, 3 p. at Westlawn cemetery. Forty-two students from eight theological seminaries and seven denominations' this week began a summer of work and study in the first term of the ministers in industry program of the Presbyterian Institute of Industrial Relations at McCormick Theological seminary. The students, Including one from Korea and one from German jv will work as manual laborers by the day and give evenings to study of thp country's industrial society as represented in the Chicago area and the church's day, June 16. 2 p.

at lunerai nout, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Acacia LANGE Waldemar T. Lange. late of 8345 Rhodes avenue, beloved husband of Elsie, nee Haber.

loving father of Lawrence, fond HARRIS A monument will be dedicated to EMMA AMES, ONCE FAMOUS IN OPERA, DIES New York, June 13 Special Emma Eames, 84, one of the great Park. Klldare 5-5420. the memory of Meyer Harris Sunday, brother of Fred, Mrs. Bertha Scheidel of June 15, 3 p.m., westlawn cemetery. FIFBERG Paul S.

Fleberg. son of the late Frank and Mary Fleberg, brother of Bar KATZIN Dedication of monument to the mem ory of William S. Katzln, Sunday, June 15 bara Marsnall, Mane nrm William, the late Peter, and Fred 19S2. at 2 p. m.

at Ticktiner cemetery on lie Flames avenue, torest pars, uate oa Fleberg. Funeral Monday, June 16. at 9 a. from funeral home, 301 E. 5th avenue, et Maple street.

Maywood. Mass 10 a. CITY TO ENFORCE Frank M. McGinty, 59, of 3723 Morgan former South Park police sergeant, died yesterday in veterans administration hospital at Downey after a long illness. He was a veteran of World War I.

Services will be at 9:30 a. m. Monday in Nativity church. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Gustie Joritz McGinty; three daughters, Mrs.

Lillian Scheulin, Mrs. Aileen Kale- MAYER A monument will be dedicated to the cherished memory of Frank Mayer, beloved St. fcutaiia cnuruu. ww" lather of Charles, Lew, Jules, Ida Sherman Pearl Winner, Isabelle Burton, and Evelyn Lowls. June 15, 3 p.

Star cf the West, FIREWORKS BAN WITH ARRESTS gate 60, waldheim. place therein. These after work SCHMIDT A monument will be dedicated in memory of the late Martha Kroll Schmidt, beloved wife of Max Schmidt, loving daughter of Gabriel Kroll, beloved sister of Felicia and bich, and Mrs. Catherine Soch; sessions will be addressed by labor leaders, industrialists, social agency workers, and church leaders. Dr.

Marshal L. Scott, dean of Albert S. Kroll, on Sunday. June 13. 3 p.

prima, donnas the opera at the turn of the century, died in her home here today. The soprano, who made her debut in the Paris Opera Comique in 1889 as Juliette in "Romeo and Juliette," won at Oak Woods cemetery, Beth Hemedrosh Hagodol section. Rabbi Benjamin Groner and Cantor Joshua Land will officiate. STIEBEL A monument will fce dedicated In loving memory of Rebecca Stlebel, mother the institute, will become a reg Maywood 100. FIGGE A.

O. Figge of River Forest, beloved husband of Alice E. Airey Figge. brother of Fred Mrs. Antone Hartman, Mrs.

Joseph W. Meyer, and Mrs. Lee Fillenworth. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from chapel.

S911 W. Madison street, at Mason avenue, to St. Edmund's church. Oak Park. Interment Mount Carmel.

EStebrook 8-7500. FISHER George Fisher, age 68 years, 1621 Division street, dear brother of May Pra'is of St. Joseph, Mich. Funeral Monday. 8 a.

from funeral home, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, to St. Mary's church. 9th and Wabash avenue. Interment St. Adalbert's.

Member Chicago Electrotype rs' union. No. 3. FORSTER Arthur Forster. suddenly, beloved husband of the late Catherine, brother of Mrs.

Rose Houg, Joseph, John. Lillian, Mrs. Elizabeth Pratt and the late Anna Sellek and William Forster. Funeral Saturday. 1:30 p.

at funeral home. 2616 W. 38th street. Interment Mount Hope. LAIayette 3-0980.

FKIDRICH Maria Frldrlch. beloved wife et the late Leon, loving mother of Walter. two sons, David and Frank a brother, Lawrence, and 14 grandchildren. Dr. Leo K.

Campbell Dr. Leo K. Campbell, 52, a staff physician at Presbyterian hospital of Rose Janowitz, Ben, Joseph, and Henry, Sunday. June 15. at 12:30 p.

P. O. cemetery, Des Plaines and 16 th street. Gate ular lecturer at McCormick seminary. The young ministers will work incognito.

The jobs in industry were arranged by the Employ 37. Emms Eanici DEATH NOTICES APPEL Arthur Aaron Appe! of 1762 E. 71st place, beloved husband of Eda. nee Kann; dear father of Arthur Dorothy Cohen. Commissioner O'Connor issued a general order to the police department yesterday for the immediate seizure of illegal fireworks found in the possession of children or anyone else in Chicago.

The commissioner's order, to be read at roll calls and posted at district stations, called attention to the city ordinance which outlaws both the possession and sale of illegal fireworks. In instances Of sale, O'Connor ordered immediate arrests and warned of vigorous prosecution. Under the city ordinance, fines from $25 to $200 are provided for each violation of the ban against sale or possession of illegal fireworks. With children handling dangerous fireworks, the commissioner advised his men to confiscate the explosive materials, take the children to their parents, and warn the parents that if the child is discovered to be playing with fireworks again the parents will face prosecution. ers Association of Chicago.

Theological seminaries at Yale and Princeton, and the following seminaries are represented: General and Union of New York, Union of Richmond San Francisco, and Emmanuel of Toronto, Ont. TOM C. GOOCH, PUBLISHER tA DALLAS, DIES Dallas, June 13 (IP) Tom C. Gooch, 72, publisher of the acclaim with Adelina Patti, Enrico Caruso, and Nellie Melba. She retired in 1912, saying that she did not care to continue singing after her voice had passed its prime.

Shanghai born, Mme. Eames achieved as much fame thru her tempestuous marital life as thru her singing. Her first marriage, In 1891, to Julian Story, an artist, ended in 1907 when she obtained a divorce in New York, whqre the only ground for such action at the time was adultery. The evidence in the case was kept secret. A curious provision of the decree forbade Story to remarry until Mme.

Eames was dead an order he quickly disobeyed. She later married Emilio di Gorgoza, a baritone whose first wife once sued Mme. Eames for alienation of her husband's affections by "psychic," rather than physical means. avenue, suddenly, June 11, 1952. belovea husband of the late Reglna, fond father of Herbert O.

Selling, grandfather of Ricky and Vernon Selling. At chapel. 5501 Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, June 14, at 11 a. m. Interment Rosehlll.

Member of Oscar Logan. No. 2. SELETZKY Sarah 1138 S. Richmond street, beloved wife of Harry, dear mother of Zelda Slavin and Ruth Jacobs, beloved sister of Ann Levin, the late Rlfks Senovltz.

and Lillian Wlneman of Detroit, grandmother of three. Services Monday, ltj a. at chapel, 4225 W. Roosevelt roadVt; corner of Tripp. Interment P.

O. -Waldheim. SERIO Charles Serlo, beloved wife of Petrlna, fond father of Como. Grace Serlo, Mrs. Rose Serlo, Frank, Mr Mary and Roy, dear brother of Cosmo, Mrs.

Sarahi Libertl, Sam, and Mrs. Marie Serlo, Funeral -Monday. 9 a. from chapel. 441 --North avenue, to St.

Philip Benlzt church. Interment Mount Carmel. Michigan 2-1234. SMYTH Marie E. Smyth.

535 W. 60th street, beloved daughter of James and Mary Smyth, fond sister of John, James, Cathe--rlne Pearson. Margaret Patterson, and the late Alice. Resting at funeral home. 6915 Wentworth avenue.

Funeral Monday, a a. to St. Martin's church. Mass at 9:30 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of St. Ansiem court, W. C. O.

F. i THELEN Ruth D. Thelen, nee Dickey. 5572 W. Roosevelt drive.

Milwaukee, beloved wife, of James Thelen, niece of Agnes B. Dickey, passed away June 12. 1952. Remains lie in state at the funeral home ol J. H.

Becker St Sons. 5330 W. Lisbon avenue, Milwaukee, on Friday from 7 p. ra. to 10 p.

m. Funeral service Saturday. June 14, at 1 p. m. Chicago time) at the Emerald Avenue Presbyterian church, 67th end Emerald avenue, Chicago.

Interment Mount -Hope cemetery, 115th and Fairfield averjue, Chicago. TIMLIN James Timlin, 1741 Devon beloved husband of Margaret Timlin, nee loving father of James P. and Mar-, garet Hamann. lond brother of Catherine--Spain, grandfather of Janle. Timothy, Linda Ann.

and Theresa. Funeral Monday, June-. 16, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue at Glenwood, to St. Gertrude church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount cemetery. TURZIAK Frank Turzlak age 67, late of 5301 S. Marshfield avenue, dear father- of Walter.

Frank Mary, Helen, Julia, Rose, Lottie, and Genevieve, father-in-law of Alex Staehle. Stanley Mandziara. Roy Del Priore, Stanley Srama. and Kennethv-Fessett, brother of Bartholomew and Andre -Turzlak, and grandchildren. Funeral Mo- day, June 16, at 9:30 a.

from chapel, 1745 W. 47th street, to St. Joseph's church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. CAnal 6-2298 or YArds 7-8407.

VEIT Mary J. Velt of 2042 N. Western av- nue. beloved wife of the late John, fend mother of Mrs. Laura Schenk, Mrs.

Myrtle. Wllburn. and Mrs. Elva Jordan, Harry, and Raymond Veit. Funeral Monday.

10 a. at chapel. 2346 W. Madison street. Interment Woodlawn.

WADE Alma E. Wade, '220 W. SOth June 12, 1952, beloved wife of Earl Wade, loving mother of Edith Bishop, Ethel Tavlor. and the late Jack, ot Bernice Held, grandmother of six grand- children, sister of Lillian E. Skoda.

At -chapel. 316 W. 63d street, at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Saturday. June 14, 2 p. m.

Interment Mount Greenwood. Past president of V. F. W. auxiliary.

No, 1905. WALKER Robert Finley Walker. June 1 et Highland Park, husbsnd of Hortense Hulburd. father of Robert Finley Jr. an! the late Joan Walker Wilcox.

Memorial services 5 p. m. Sunday, June 15. at First Presbyter-Ian Church of Highland Park. Please omit flowers.

WALSH Francis E. Walsh ef 130 S. Mason, avenue, dear ccusln of Catherine Lacek, Andrew and Joseph Zarneckl. Catherine Fits. Victoria Kebrdle.

Frank and Joseph Kleca. Victoria Stelmacn, Agnes Gorskl, Anna Swia-tek, Antoinette, Novak, and John Walsh. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel. 2654 W.

21st street, to St. Catherine of Siena church. Interment All Saints' cemetery. Bishop 7-7240. Member of K.

of C. YOUNG See Matthews notices. ZITKO Bertha T. Zitko. nee Kozel.

of 154 S. 56th court. Cicero, beloved wife of the-late Joseph C. Zltko, fond sister of Charlei D. and the late Harry Kozel.

dear aunt of Harry. Charles and Diane Kozel ef Bruce. Gladvs Lokay. and Audrey Rider. Services Monday, 2 p.

at home for funerals, 5844 W. Cermak road. Interment Woodlawa cemetery. Member of Lawndale chapter, Ko. 749.

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Dallas Times for 26 years and a professor at the Rush medical school of the University of Illinois, died yesterday after an extended illness. He lived at 6852 Jeffery av. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Eugene Field Campbell; his mother, Mrs. W.

W. Campbell, Frankfort, and a sister and two brothers. Services will be at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 5203 Lake Park av.

Iver Johnsen Sr. Services for Iver Johnsen 81, pf Chesterton, one of the divers who helped in the Eastland disaster in 1915, will be at 2 p. m. today in the chapel at 710 S. Calumet Chesterton.

Johnsen died Thursday in St. Anthony's hospital, Michigan City. He retired five years ago. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Anna Nicholson, and" three sons, Walter, a diver, Roland, and Iver Jr.

Milton John Kosar Services for Milton John Kosar, 19, of 320 S. Summit Villa Park, one of 30 seamen killed in a powder explosion in a gun turret of the cruiser St. Paul off the Korean coast April 21, will be at 10 a. m. Monday in St.

Alexander's church, Villa Park. Burial will be in Queen of Heaven cemetery. Surviving is his mother, Mrs. Augustina Casaga. PATRICK CROTTY, Herald, died at his home today.

He is survived by his widow. As president and editor in chief of the Times Herald, Gooch had guided the destiny of the newspaper and its radio sta-tion, KRLD, since the death RETIRED POLICE CAPTAIN, DIES Tulsa. Rev. Robert of St. Louis, and Elmer.

Resting at funeral home, 7918 South Park avenue. Service Saturday. June 14, at 1:30 p. m. Ipterment Bethania cemetery.

Information, TRlengle 4-3054. LANGENEGGER Carolyn age 4 3, suddenly June If, beloved wife of Oscar loving mother of and Diane Stelner, dear daughter of Mrs. Florence H. Seese, all of Fond du Lac, Wis. Funeral 2 p.

m. Sunday (C. S. T. at Zacherl funeral home.

Fond du Lac, Wis. LANGOSCH Ida H. Langosch, beloved wife of August lond mother of Lillie. Walter. Elmer and the late Alfred, grandmother of Walter.

Alfred, Elmer, and Lois. Funeral at chapel, 3100 Irving Park road, Monday, 2 p. m. Interment St. Lucas.

LENZ Alan Nilson Lens, age 18, June 12, 1952. son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Lenz, 792 Glencee road.

Glencoe, 111., brother of Peter Andrew and Andrew Nicholas Lenz, grandson of Mrs. Andrew A. Lenz of Chicago. Service 4 p. m.

Monday at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. LYONS Essie Porter Lyons, June 13. 1952, of 920 Main street. Evanston, mother of Mrs. S.

E. Mantsen. Service 1 p. m. Monday at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston.

Burial private. MAJOIt Kathryn Major, nee Sehwartzlnger, beloved wife of the late George, loving mother of George, Kathryn Lastner, Frank, Mary Andreasen, Michael. Hermlna Grayshock, Juliana Trumpp, Stephen. Joseph, and Ernest. Funeral Monday.

June 169:15 a. from funeral home, 3246 Jackson boulevard, to St. Stephen of Hungary church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery, KEdzie 3-2394.

MARTIN Rose Martin, nee Allen, of 5434 Hyde Park boulevard, beloved wife of Edgar dear mother of David Yvonne Bcu-tell, five grandchildren, fond sister of Dora Goldberr, Fred Allen. Mary Bauer, the late Abe and 'Maurice Allen, and 3thel Bauer. Services Monday, 10 a. at chapel. 6935 Stony Island avenue.

Interment Beverly cemetery. MATHEWS Adelaide Morln Mathews of 814 5 Oglesby avenue, beloved wife of John Franklin Mathews, fond niece of Mrs. Minnie E. Morln and Herbert A. Morin.

Service at chapel. 7838 Cottage Grove avenue. Monday, June 16, at 2 p. m. Interment Oak Woods.

Member of chapter D. of P. E. and Daughters of the American Revolution. RAdcllffe 3-0220.

MATTHEWS William J. Matthews, 10454 Prospect avenue. June 12. 1952. beloved stepfather of Marvel Y.

Roberson, Flora Y. Lawler, and Zerilda Young. At chapel. 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Monday.

June 16. at 9:30 a. m. Interment Saunemln. 111.

Please omit flowers. MCCARTHY John F. McCarthy. 4824 Wright terrace. Skokle, beloved husband of Arvllla, nee Mldbv; dear father of Karen Louise, dear brother of Mrs.

Agnes Maybury and Mrs. Ellen Landers. Funeral Monday. 10 a. at funeral home, 8057 Nlles Center road.

Skokle. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Information. Skokle 365. cG IN TY Frank Martin McGinty.

former sergeant of Chicago park district, beloved husband of Gustie Joritz McGinty. lond father of David, Lillian Scheulin. Frank Alleen Kaleblch, and Catherine Soch. grandfather of 14 grandchildren, brother of Lawrence. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a.

from funeral home, 5438 S. Halsted street, to Nativity church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St.

Mary's. BOulevard 8-0662. MeJOHNSTON Harrison McJohnston, June 11, 1952. at Bronxvllle, N. of 1809 Livingston street, Evanston, 111., husband ot Elsie McJohnston, father ot Mrs.

Kenneth Roth and Jean McJohnston, brother of Claude A. McJohnston and Mrs. Anna Scott. Services 1:30 p. m.

Saturday, at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Burial private. McLAUGHLIN Irene G. McLaughlin of 4246 Sheridan road, daughter of the late Thomas J. and Ann Elizabeth McLaughlin, beloved sister ot Edith and the late Frederick McLaughlin.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 929 Belmont avenue, to St. Mary of the Lake church. Interment All Saints'. MICHAEL Anna Michael, nee Waldman, md-denly, late residence.

2606 Balmoral, beloved wife of Edward fond mother ot Joseph dear sister of Herman Waldman and the late Rose Wertheimer. Julia Weinberger. Jessie Robinson, Theresa Plowesl Silverman, and Leo Waldman. loving grandmother of Lynne Beth and Richard -ra. Funeral Monday, 10 a.

tru, at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue. Westlawn. MISSNER Fred A. Missner, dearly beloved brother of Delia Umbdenstock. the late Helen Swanson of California.

Robert, and Theodore Missner. brother-in-law of Mrs. Marie Missner and Walter Umbdenstock. At funeral home. 4454 N.

Damen avenue, at Sunnyslde. Service Saturday. 2 p. m. Interment.

St. Lucas. LOngbeach 1-6720. NEURAUTER William F. Neurauter, dearly beloved lather ot William P.

and Jacqueline, fond son of Albert and Nancy, dear brother of Edward. Service Monday, 2 p. at funeral home. 1458 Belmont avenue. Interment Rosehlll.

NIGRELLI Frank Nigreill, beloved husband of the late Josephine, loving father of Mrs. Eleanor Gullno, Cosmo, and the late Jennie, brother ot Costenzlo. John, Mrs. Pauline Grlllo. Vlnce, Mrs.

Eleanor Cussarl, Salva-tore, and Mrs. Frances Mergullo. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel, 3344 W. Chicago avenue, to St.

Giles church In Oak Park. Interment Mount Caimel cemetery. VAn Bur en 6-2770. Former Police Capt. Patrick APPROVE BOOST FOR 12,8 6 4 IN Crottv.

56. of 9546 Commercial who retired a year ago after Gooch UTILITY PLANTS 29 years' service, died yesterday in Billings hospital after a kidney of its founder, nnpration. Capt. Crotty, who commanded the central station for three years before retiring, had been living in The regional wage stabilization board yesterday approved a general pay increase of 15.6 cents an hour for 12,864 members of the AFL International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers employed by the Commonwealth Edison company and the Public Service company of Northern Illinois. Florida.

He became ill while en George, Frank, and Luella Kochanskl. dear mother-in-law of Marie and John, fond grandmother of five, and great-grandmother ef Bonnie. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 2950-58 Fullerton at Sacramento, to St. Sylvester's church.

Requiem mass 10 a. m. Burial Et. Adalbert's. EVerglade 4-3800.

GAKRTIG Joseph F. Gaertlg. late of 10952 Church street, beloved husband of Edith, nee Nelson: father of Dlddy Tilton. brother of Peter. Paul.

Anthony, John. Agnes Mussing. Helen Bohr, Bertha Schmidt, and Anne McCarthy. Resting et mortuary, 2429 W. 127th street.

Blue Island, 111. Service Monday, 2:30 p. m. Interment Cedar Park. Information, Blue Island 14.

GEILING Mary Gelling, late of 8920 W. Walton street, loving wife of Neil, dear mother of Gall, sister of Joseph Barnas ot Armstrong Creek, Wis. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a. from chapel. 5744 W.

North avenue, to St. Angela's church. Interment Queen of Heaven 9-8223. GIACOPELLI Pvt. Joseph Glacopelll, In Korea.

April 14. 1952. beloved son of Simone and Santlna. dear brother of Mary. Josephine Alessi.

Frances, Lucy. Carlo, and the late Samuel. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from chapel, 470 W.

S6th street, to All Saints church. Interment St Mary's. Victory 2-8681. GIELER See Helen A. Hopkins notice.

GROSS Lucy D. Gross, beloved wife of the late Charles loving mother of Mrs. Mar-celeta Holmes, fond grandmother of Melvin C. Holmes. Resting at chapel, 2324 W.

111th street. Services Monday. June 16, at 2:30 p. m. Interment Cedar Park.

HARTWIG Olga Hartwlg, beloved wife of Fred, dear mother of Edwin, Alfred. Henry, and Arthur, grandmother of Ronald. Resting at funeral home. 1145 VV. 31st street, until 11a.

Monday, June 16. Services 1:30 p.m., at First Trinity Lutheran church, 31st and Lowe avenue. Interment Bethania. LAfayette 3-6645. HAVEL Marie D.

Havel, loving sister of Wenceslaus B. Havel and Charles W. Havel, fond sister-in-law of Marie A. and Rose. Funeral Monday, 9 a.

from chapel, 1345 W. 19th street, to St. Procopius' church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

CAnal 6-0915. HFINEN Laura Helnen. beloved wife of the late John, fond mother of Mrs. Laurlne O'Hara, grandmother of Mrs. Patricia South and Jerome O'Hara, also leaves four greatgrandchildren, sister of Mrs.

Tlllle Martin, Clara, John, and Jerome Domke. Member of Lakevlew chapter. No. 149. O.

E. and Maranatha shrine. No. 19. Services Monday, June 16, 1 p.

at funeral home, 5200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Montrose cemetery. HFLMK AMP Harry J. Helmkamp.

beloved husband of Elizabeth Kirk Helmkamp, fond father of Mrs. Frances Jonser of Evanston. 111., Mrs. Lillian Sternberg of Mount Pleasant. and the late Mrs.

Gertrude Starr. Remains resting at funeral home. 5200 N. Western avenue, corner ot Foster, after 1 p. m.

Sunday, until 10 a. m. Monday. June 16. Services Monday, 1 p.

et Rosehlll cemetery chapel. HENRY Frank C. Henry of 6231 N. Clare-mont avenue, June 13. 1952, beloved husband of Irene, nee O'Malley; loving father ot Eileen Mooney and John Henry, dear grandfather of four grandchildren.

Funeral Monday. Oune 16, 9:15 a. from chapel, 2114 Irving Park road, to Si. Henry's church. Interment All Saints' cemetery.

HESPER William Hesper. 4511 N. Springfield avenue, beloved husband ot the late Louise, dear father of Mildred Channing and Dorothy Rearlck of Dwight 111., lond brother of Henry Hespe. Services at funeral home, 4332 Elston avenue. Monday.

June 16, 1:30 p. m. Interment Acacia Park, KEy- stone 9-6100. HOELLER Mrs. Caroline Andrews Hoeller, 11322 State street, beloved wife of the late Theodore, fond mother of Mrs.

Ida Blshton, Mrs. Jcs3le Laue, Mrs. Marlon Radlck, Florence, Theodore and Robert L. ri seller, dear sister of Hugh Keenan. 10 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

Service at chapel. 304 W. 119th street. Monday at 1:30 p. m.

Interment Cedar Park. fond brother of Lillian Markoviu. Bertna Clamltz, Nettle Sessel, and Rena Given. Services Monday, 11 a. m.

at chapel. 6935 Stony Island avenue. Please omit flowers. ARNOLD Anna B. Arnold of Highland, beloved wife of Ray, mother of Harold G.

of Tucson, Leonard N. of Mount Prospect, and Mrs. Mildred Pock of Highland. Ind. Funeral Monday.

June 16," 2 p. at Fagen funeral gardens, 2828 Highway avenue. Highland, Ind. Interment Calumet Park cemetery, BABBITT See Jozwlak notice." BALCHUNAS Agne Balchunas, nee Juozaitis, beloved wife of Joseph, fond mother of Joseph Simon, and Anna, dear mother-in-law of Josephine. Peter Yonlkas, and Frances, grandmother of Elaine Patrick and Peter fond alster of Elizabeth Runella and John Juozaitis.

Funeral Tuesday, June 17, 8 a. from chapel, 3319 S. Lituan-lea avenue, to St. George church. Interment St.

Casimlr's cemetery. YArds 7-1138. BARRY Ellen tLilllel Barry, beloved sister of the late Catherine Barry. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel, 5911 W.

Madison street at Mason avenue, to Ascension church. Oak Park. Interment All Saints'. EStebrook 8-7500. BECKER William F.

Becker, son of the late John and Frieda, fond brother of Emma Freundel and Minnie Aker. uncle cf George Reufell. Melvin Freundel. and Norman Ko-eck. Funeral Monday.

June 16. at 2:30 p. m. at funeral home, 2056-58 Belmont avenue, to Irving Park cemetery. BENSF1ELD Josephine Bensfleld, 2425 Burr Oak avenue.

North Riverside, 111., suddenly, beloved wife of the late Joseph, loving mother of Stanley. Joseph, and LeRoy, fond sister ot Lawrence Russell and Mary Koz-lcka of Pittsburgh, Pa. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 25th and Des-plalnes avenue. Riverside, to St.

Mary's church. Interment lamily lot. Riverside 7- 4121. BIELAWSKI Michael S. Blelawskl.

6947 Wentworth avenue, beloved husband ol Susan Warner Blelawskl, fond father of Irene Hoflerr. Helen Bona Burer. Luclle Sroka, William, Joseph. John, and Mary Lawton. Resting at funeral home, 6915 Wentworth venue.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. to St. Anne's church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. BIGOLIN Corina Bigolin, dearly beloved wife of the late Silvio, fond mother of Olindo, Frank, John. Cesare. Joseph, Rita, Louis, and Mary Sicuro. Funeral Monday, June 16, at 9 a.

from funeral home, 2353 W. Chicago avenue, to Holy Rosary church. Interment Mount Carmel. BRunswlck 8-8220. BINGFR Helen M.

Blnger. June 13. 1952, of 6337 Dorchester avenue, friend of Mrs. Elizabeth C. Harbert and the Rev.

Lena Crane. Services at chapel, 7509 Stony Island avenue, Monday, 3 P. m. Interment Oak Woods. Information, FAirfax 4-2900.

BRANDENBURG Carol Brandenburg, loving daughter of Jeanette and the late George dear sister of Jeanne Marie, fond granddaughter of Emll Brandenburg, Einar. and Jennie Sundene. Resting at Warner funeral home. Crystal Lake, 111., Friday and Saturday; at chapel. 3834 Irving Park road.

Chicago, after 12 noon Sunday, where services will be held at 2 p. m. Monday. Interment Rldgewood. BROD Philip A.

Brod, age 73, of 1909 Wellington avenue, beloved husband of Lena, lond father of Lulu Cox, Lillian Miller, Arthur, Mabel Jochum, Myrtle Mueller, Philip and Clarence, loving grandfather of 12 and great-grandfather ot four, dear brother of Anthony, Victor, Mary Runkel, and Beth Goodwin. Services Mon-. day, 1:30 p. at chapel, 3905-07 Lin- coin avenue. Interment Rldgewood.

Member of Sign Hangers union. No. 73. BROSS Andrew Bross. late of 2138 Cortez street, beloved brother of Josephine Brady and Frances Pokbrney.

brother-in-law of John Kloas. dear uncle of Mildred Sorg. Leona Baranowskl, and Ray Kloss. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel, 1317 N.

Ashland avenue, to St. Mark's church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. BRunswlck 8- 2767.

BUEHRLE See Laura Helnen notice. route to Chicago for a visit and entered the hospital June 3. He joined the police force in 1922, was Dromoted to sergeant in 1933, lieutenant in 1936, and captain in 1940. He received two creditable mentions and one extra compen sation in his police career. Edwin J.

Kiest, in 1941. Under his direction the Times Herald also added its television station, KRLD-TV, to its properties. Gooch, born in Bonham, started out to be an artist. One of his first teachers observed this talent, and urged his parents to encourage him in this field. They eventually took him to Chicago, where he was graduated from Hyde Park High school and then took a course at the Chicago Art institute.

Funeral services will be held tomorrow. Thieves Get $7,000 Loot; Shower Presents Stolen Joseph Glassman, a haberdasher, told police that burglars last night stole a mink coat, silverware, jewelry, and other articles, all valued at more than $7,000, from his first floor apartment at 5644 Ridge av. The loot included gifts, valued at $1,000, recently received by his daughter, Sandra, 17, at a pre-wedding shower. The thieves slashed open a cardboard box and cut a $350 gown Glassman's wife, Ruth, had purchased for her daughter's wedding in August. LAUNDRY DRIVER ROBBED George Sharkey.

2418 S. Lawndale reported to police yesterday that two Negroes robbed him of $20 In front of 1412 Wash-burne av. while he was making a laundry delivery. Surviving is a sister, Catherine Crotty. The body is resting at 9500 Commercial and services will be at 9:30 a.

m. Monday in St. Patrick's church, 9525 Commercial av. Burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. THUGS TAKE $160 FROM TRUCKER Frank Merek 6805 Klldare driver for a potato chip company, was robbed of $160 yesterday by two men who stopped bis truck at 47th and Weils sts.

Francis E. Walsh Services for Francis E. Walsh, 54, of 130 S. Mason who died in his home Thursday, will be at 9:30 a. m.

Monday in the chapel at 2654 W. 21st si. Mr. Walsh, who was unmarried, became a stenografer for the Rock Island railroad at the age of 15, and when he retired in 1943 was assistant to the president. John T.

King John T. King, 49, western traffic manager for Shippers' Car Line corporation, died yesterday in his home, 8221 Ingleside av. He leaves his widow, Helen. Services will be at 9:30 a. m.

Monday in St. Francis de Paula church, 7822 Dobson av. William A. Cowan Indianapolis, June 13 Special William A. Cowan, livestock reporter for the Indianapolis News for 59 years, died today at 84.

He was a native of Georgetown, 111. The board unanimously approved an increase of 10 cents an hour for second and third shift workers; rate range adjustments, and a bonus plan for meter readers, and an additional increase? to individual However, industry members of the board contended that a 14 cent general raise was the most that could be allowed under regulations. Hoyt P. Steele, vice president of Benjamin Electric company, Des Plaines, signed a dissenting opinion for industry members charging that public members disregarded a request to call in union and company representatives to find out whether the additional 1.6 cents was to adjust intraplant inequities. A majority, opinion asserted that the union and company representatives had conferred with Samuel Edes, regional chairman of the board, and had said the additional 1.6 cents was to adjust inequities.

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