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10 1'" IB9WV 11 -t sg "ijii y-sj' 1 I jl 1 i fy-y -i 1 KrtOVTTZ Helen XulovKt of 5940 S. ROSENBERG Edith Rosenberg, at Marshfield avenue, loving daughter of Ed RflTP INRRFI1SF8IFARM bureau DEATH NOTICES CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Thursday, July 3, 1952 Part 3 Pcre2 OBITUARIES CaL. beloved wife of the late Ancel. dear mother of Rita Ghltzls. Sidney, Edwin.

Newton, and Phillip. Service Thursday, 3 p. at chapel, 8106 Broadway. Interment Ztdlta-hover cemetery, Waldheim. iiiwiiiiiiviiV rmrrcT ttcc tat I 1 AJltJ M.

ml I WajAaf ill ward and Margaret eultkovitx Kulovitx. dear sister of Matthias, Elsie Glover, Edward, and Evelyn KuioviU. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. m. from funeral home.

79th street, at Loomis boulevard, to St. Basil's church, 65th and Wood street. Interment St. Mary'a cemetery. TRlangie 4-1187.

ROSSI See Mary Rovella notice. The Rer. Amos M. Eash STEEL WALKOUT KOVEIXA -Mary Rovella. nee Chtappette.

lata) PLANNED AUG. 1 BY PEOPLES GAS LA FLECK See Corbeil notice. LANNI See Mary Rovella notice. LEPORE Angelina Lepore. nee TerUzzt, be Opposes Bargaining of 837 S.

Larun street, beloved wue oi the late Anthony dear mother of Amelia CAlphonse) FarlnelU. Helen (Otto) Rossi. William. Michael (Anna. Edith Josephs Ftandaca.

Frank. Cannella Leonard 1 Lannl, Anthony (Theresa 1. Nathan Carol 1. Katherine (Edward) Fronczak. and Lou la (Stella, fond sister of Gaetano.

Salvatore. and Constantino Chlappetta, loving grandmother of 17, great-grandmother cf one. Funeral Saturday, a. from funeral home, 619 S. Ashland boulevard, to Our Lady of Pompeii church.

Interment Mount CarmeL ARmltage 6-7800. loved wife ox Leonard, dear mother ox Mrs. Anna Melf. Michael Joseph, Fred. Dominic k.

Leonard. Matthew. Mrs. Mary Meams. Anthony, and Mrs.

Ruth Dt Giacoroo. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. DU. from chapel. 1702 W.

69th street, to St. Mary of Mount Carmel church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. PRospect 6-0600. William S.

Hubbard Services for William Sillers Hubbard, 66, of 4802 Dorchester general sales representative of E. B. Kaiser pipe systems, who died Tuesday in his home, will be held at 1:30 p. m. today in St.

Paul's Episcopal church, 50th st. and Dorchester av. Interment will be in Rosehill mausoleum. Mr. Hubbard was born in Clinton, N.

C. May 20, 1886. He attended Hampden-Sydney and the University of Virginia. Surviving are the widow, Helen Coe Hubbard, a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Wange-lin, and a son, Aimer Coe The Rev.

Amos M. Eash, 70. of 3412 McCorrnick. Brookfield, died yesterday in Peoria. Services will be held Saturday in Topeka, Ind.

The Rev. Eash was director of the Mennonite Gospel mission in Chicago from 1906 to 1937. He served as a missionary injtereal and with the Congo Inland missionary board, as well as pastor of the Mennonite church in Comins, from 1945 to 1947. He leaves a widow, Anna; a son, Harold, village manager of Brookfield and an adopted daughter, Mrs. Esther Samouri.

DR. ROSENBACH, FAMOUS BOOK COLLECTOR, DIES Paid Millions in Hunt for Rare Volumes July 2 Special Dr. A. S. W.

Rosenbach. a noted LERNER Morey Leraer. late cf 1115 N. RUSSELL Beulah Russell, beloved sister of IXHVLING Jane Downng, nee Hill, beloved wife of the late Frank, fond mother of Thomas And th late Harry and James, sister of John. Harry, and HuEh Hill.

Catherine Fenr. aed Ana McLaughlin, mother-in-law of Catherine and Dorothy Dowllng. At funeral home, 413 H. Austin boulevard at Lake street. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 to Our Lady Help cf Christians church.

Interment Mount CarraeL DUNKLE John Dunkle. 1334 W. Van Buren street, beloved hasband of Katherine. nee Mysiinski; dear lather of Sylvia Swan son. Edward Mockus.

Katherine Attwood. Mar-lene Ramos, Roger, Patricia, Carol, and Bemle Mockus, and Wesley Dunkle. Funeral Saturday, 1 p. at chapel. 1059 W.

32d street, to Evergreen cemetery. Informatics. YArds 7-6424. DWORKIS Molly Dworkls. beloved wife of Hvman, dear sister of Hyman, Charles Rosenthal, and Evelyn Glrsh.

Remains at chapel. 4225 W. Roosevelt road, comer of Tripp, where cervices will be held Thursday at 2:30 p. Interment Jewish Waldheun. DYR1 Catherine Dyra, nee McNicholas.

cf 3618 N. Racine avenue, beloved wife of the late William, dear mother of Mary Jane Howe, fond sister of James Michael, and the late Martin and Jane McNicholas: Sarah Gillespie. Patrick. John, and the late Mary Oliver of Ireland. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 3553 Southport avenue, to St. Andrew's chapel. Interment All Saints'. Native of Killaaser.

Swtnford. County Mayo. Ireland. tamer, oak Park, beloved nushana or jewel, dear father of Shirley Lubexntk. Jerry, and Edith Loehr.

George and Luella Feldott. Funeral Saturday, 11 a. at chapel. 60 S. Grant street, Hinsdale.

Interment Brona- wood. Fern, three grandchildren. Services Thursday, p. at chapel. 3654 W.

Roosevelt road, interment Westiawn cemetery, EYAN William J. Ryan, 8 W. Adams street. LESHER See Lisiklewics notice. USZKIEW1CZ Frances Linklewicz.

late of 1224 Mautene court, loving mother Of Stephanie. Helen Kupczvk. Henry Lesher. oac rara. 111,, beloved husband of Lllllaa Reid Ryan, dear brother of Ann O'Herrin.

Mary Reilly. Clarence. Steve. Fere, and the late Elisabeth and Lester P-. Ryan and Kathryn Morgan.

At chapel. 4 8 IT Madison, street. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. to St. Catherine of Siena church.

Mass a. m. Burial Calvary. AUtUn 7-1137. on Industry Basis Directors of the American Farm Bureau federation recommended legislation yesterday banning industry wide bargaining in labor disputes and urged President Truman to invoke the Taft-Hartley act in the steel strike.

The 22 directors comprising the federation's board met at its headquarters at 221 N. La Salle St. The federation is the nation's most powerful farm organization, representing more than 1,400,000 farm families thruout the country. The board observed that legislation to ban industry wide bargaining in labor disputes should apply to both labor and industries involved in labor-management controversies. It said that President Truman Wanda.

Edwin, and Loretta. Funeral Satur day. 9:30 a. from parlors. 834-38 rt, Ashland avenue, to Holy Trinity chureh.

interment St. Adalbert Ay mar Set 1-oSOO, Henry E. Hedberg RYDELSKI Stanley RydeUU. 3808 N. Lara LOWINSKI Edward L.

Lowlnskt. Jane SO, 1952. of 3103 N. Drake avenue, beloved Mrs. Hermine R.

Shapiro Mrs. Hermine Rappaport Shapiro, 78, of 2824 -Sheridan widow of Aaron Shapiro, a prominent New York City attorney and real estate operator, died last EASH Amos M. Eash. founder of the Men husband of Victoria, nee Dome It; loving father of Vivian, Elaine, and Leonard, dear brother of Mrs. Sophie Golubskl, Mrs.

Agnes SmykowskI, Frank, Joseph, and Peter, fond brother-in-law of Minnie. Rose. Stanley mie avenae. aeany oeiovea nusnana or Lillian, nee Szymanskl; loving father of Deanna. dear brother of Anna Banaxlak.

Andrew, Harriet Scheaer, and Joseph, fond son-in-law of France Ssymanskl, brother-in-law of Marlanna Clrtan. Magdalene Ry delski, Frank Cirsan, and Henry Scheser. Funeral Saturday, July 9, 9:30 a. ra. front funeral borne, 2249 N.

Leavitt street, to St. Bartholomew's church. Addison and! Lavergne. Interment St. Adalbert's.

ARmltage 0-O918. nonite gospel mission of Chicago, loving husband of Anna Eash, fond father of Harold Eash. village manager of Brookfield, 111., and Esther Samouri, of Beirut, Golubskl, and Joseph SmykowskI, father-in- I- 1 1 night in her home. Mrs. Shapiro was a resident of Chicago for 14 Syria.

Resting at chapel. 3742 Grand boulevard. Brookfield. Service Saturday, July 5, at Topeka, at 2 p. m.

Please omit law of Anna, grandfather of Dariene and James. Resting at funeral home. 3358 N. Lawndale avenue. Funeral Saturday, July 5, at 10:30 a.

to St. Hyacinth'a church. Interment St. Adalbert'! cemetery. Member collector of rare books, manuscripts, and letters, died in University hospital here last night after a long illness.

He was 75. A native Phil-adelphian, the son of a manufacturer, Rosen-bach early Henry E. Hedberg, 68, of 1508 Oak Evanston, real estate and investment broker, died yesterday in his home. He was head of Henry E. Hedberg Ill W.

Washington st. He was a charter member and one of the original directors of the Evanston Golf club. He leaves his widow, Lillian; three sons, Richard Henry and John and a daughter, Lucy Jane. Services will be held at 11 a. m.

Saturday in the chapel at 5501 N. Ashland av. sowers, uroosneia Z14. SEBASTIAN George J. Sebastian, late of 524S The Peoples Gas Light and Coke company yesterday filed with the Illinois commerce commission in Springfield a schedule of increased rates it plans to place in effect Aug.

1. The proposed increases will total some $6,000,000 a year. The company had applied for the increase informally at a hearing called last May on the commission's own motion. That hearing was on the company's general rate structure. No date has been set for public hearing on the proposed increase.

Under the new schedule, rates tc residential users for cooking purposes would be increased from 58 to 70 cents for the first two therms, with the minimum monthly charge increased from 60 to 70 cents. A therm is 100,000 British thermal units. A British thermal unit BTU is the amount of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water one degree Fahrenheit. Heating Rates Changed The next eight therms would remain at, 12 Va cents, as at present. For residential users who heat with gas, the rate for the first two therms also would increase from 58 to 70 cents; the rate between two and 20 therms would remain unchanged, and the rate for all therms in excess of 20 of St.

Martin's Pope court, No. 1143. O. JUniper 8-0151. EG AN Mary Egan of Oak Park, aunt of Mrs.

Mildred Williams. Mrs. Florence Brown, Mrs. Lillian Hunter, Walter and Bruce Egan. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p.

at chapel. LUNDSTROM Manfred L. Lundstrom of 10543 Perry avenue, husband of Charlotte warner avenue, neiovea nustana of Emma, nee Huelseberg; dear father of Rose Schwartz, and George brother of John, Elizabeth. Jacob. Joseph, Katherine, the late William and Michael, grandfather of four, greatgrandfather of three.

Service Saturday. 1 p. at chapel. 4920-24 Irving Park road. Entombment RoscaUL Klldare S-6aao, 5911 W.

Madison street at Mascn. inter years. Services will be held today at 2 p. m. in the chapel at 5145 Broadway.

Burial will be in Memorial Park mausoleum. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Lillian Strashun, Mrs. Tootsie Winkler, and Mrs. Estelle Branower; a son, Buster, and five loving father of Elsie Dabrowskl and Roy grandfather of Paul, brother of Sigurd and two sisters In Sweden.

Resting at chapel, 10234 Michigan avenue, where serv Rosenbach ment oak Ridge. EStebrook 6-7500. ENYART Julia Quinn Enyart, beloved wife cf the late Daniel fond mother of Charles Claire Frances, the late Isabelle and Milton, sister of Katherine Murray, the late Elizabeth Orleans and France Barrtnger. ices will be held Saturday. 1:30 p.

m. SHACHTER Jean Shachter. nee Levlnthal, Member of Roseland lodge of Vasa, No. 128 and Diana lodge. No.

72, Scandinavian Brotherhood. Interment Oak Hill. William J. Ryan iuiu.i iwtuiua, JU 111., linn 5911 W. Madison street, to Our Lady of Sorrows church.

Interment Queen of beloved wire of Paul, dear mother of Howard and Iris, fond sitter of Dr. Daniel Jimmy, and Esther Segall. fond aunt of Emma and Sam D. Kaplan. Service Thursday.

11a. at chapet, 8206 Broadway. Interment West, lawn. Family at home of Sam O. Kaplan 6244 N.

Sacramento avenue. LYON Harriett K. Lyon, devoted daughter of Heaven. EStebrook 8-7500. Esther ana wmiam p.

Lyon, loving sister oi Mass for William J. Ryan, 8 W. EUNEMAN Robert V. Euneman, beloved hus Judson B. Lyon.

Services Thursday, July 3, 2:30 p. at chapel, 1107 W. 79th street. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens SHAPIRO Hermine Shapiro, nee Rappaport. band of Florence, nee Simmons; fond father of Robert J.i dear brother of Marybelle Hastings.

Harry, and John. Resting at Wetl. MANCTSI Blanche A. Mancust, beloved wife chapel, 3807 Lincoln avenue. Services Thursday, 3 p.

m. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. Member of Lake View lodge No. of Jack, fond mother of Mrs. uahoau.

joe. Robert, Mrs. Marlon Hagstrom, and Mrs. Lu Adams Oak Park, salesman for 46 years for the Bradner Smith Paper company, 333 S. Desplaines before his retirement, will be held at 9 a.

m. Saturday in St. Catherine of Siena church. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Mr.

Ryan, who died Tuesday in his 779 A. F. A. Humboldt Park Com- cille Schnarr. grandmother of Michael Deiovea wile or tne late Aaron, oear motner of UUlon Strashun, Tootsie Winkler, Estelle Branower, and Butter, tcmi sitter of Adele Kunstler, Helen Krasnoft.

Mary Nleberc. end May Meyers, devoted grandmother of Jane Rothbaum. Gloria Baemcopf. Jackie Karesh, Beverley Farber, and Edward Sherwood. Services Thursday, 2 p.

m. at chapel, 5145 Broadway. Entombment Memorial mausoleum. Funeral private. New York paper please copy, Schnarr, Llada end Gerry Hagstrom.

At fu mandry No. 79 K. Medlnah Temple, and Greater Chicago chapter No. 3. L.

O. O. M. neral home, 3918 Irving park road, services Thursday, 1:30 p. so.

Interment Acacia FARINELLI See Mary Rovella notice. FIANDACA See Mary Rovella notice. Park. MANGIN Mary Mangln. nee Graves, beloved FOSTER James A.

Foster. July 2. 1952, hus wire of Ray. loving daughter of George k. home, leaves his widow, Lillian; SHELL ARD Daniel Joseph Sbellard.

fond band of Minnie M. Foster, father of Charlotte Louise Coven and Earl Foster. Services three brothers, Clarence, Steve, and the late Anna, sister of Edgar. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, to Our Lady and interment Saturday, July 5, at Cam- and Perc.

and two sisters. Mrs. Driage, wis. would be increased from 7 to 8 should invoke the Taft-Hartley act at once to bring about the earliest possible restoration of essential steel production." Monopoly power in the hands of any individual or group is a threat to the American free enterprise system, the farm bureau directors said. The present steel strike and the resulting critical situation with regard to essential production emphasizes this point," said the directors.

"All economic groups, including labor unions, of course, must be subject to the fundamental concepts of anti-trust For this reason we recommend serious consideration of legislation to prevent industry wide bargaining." Girl, 11, Drowning Victim in Jackson Park Lagoon Evelyn Miller, 11, Negro, of 4342 Calumet drowned yesterday in the 'Jackson Park lagoon under the bridge connecting the inner and outer harbors. No one saw the, girl enter the water but three persons passing in a boat sighted the body under the bridge notified the Jackson park coast guard station. Coast guardsmen recovered the body and tried unsuccessfully to revive the girl with artificial respiration. oi victory cnurcn. interment si.

AoaiDena, father of Florence H. Potht and Daniel W. Shellard. brother of Lucy John, and Sam Shellard, grandfather of five. Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p.

at funeral home, 3 SOT 8. Laramie avenue, to Graceiand cemetery. Bishop 3-1799, OLympIc 2-0200. FOX See Daniel Joseph Schellard notice Ann O'Herrin and Mrs. Mary MARTH See Otto C.

Heise notice. cents. MAS8ARI Bernardino Massarl. late of 4041 w. rout street, beloved son of the lata FRANZ Alfred Franz dear husband of Gertrude, nee Posadzy; beloved father cf Alfred Leonard, Virginia Stachelek, Richard, and Geraldlne Ryczek.

fond brother of Ida Sokolskl, Alma Smith, and lisle SMERZ Frank J. Smers Sr. of 2814 W. 21st Cost to Industrial users would be increased 1 cent per therm in Rachel and Onotrlo, dear brother of Maria Reilly. Mrs.

Walter Stimple Hougesen, UDerta Introna. Eltttra, Helen, Jacob H. Hauch Jacob H. Hauch, 86, a former resident of Chicago and Oak Park, died yesterday in Vero Beach, where he moved after retirement in 1932. Mr.

Hauch had been a Chicago teacher, principal, and district superintendent for 37 years. He was educated at North Center college, Naperville; the old Armour institute, and the University of Chicago. He leaves his widow, Maude; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Frees, and a son, Dr. Robert, a chiropodist.

Services will be held in Vero Beach today. Georgt J. Sebastian George J. Sebastian, 77, of 5246 Warner died yesterday in His home. He was president of the American Nickel Works, 1914 North since 1914.

Surviving are his widow, Emma, a daughter, Mrs. Rose Schwartz, and a son, George J. Services will he held at 1 p. m. Saturday in the chapel at 4920 Irving Park rd.

and entombment will be in the Rosehill cemetery mausoleum. ail classifications, with an increase Mariano. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 ana- Kooert. Resting at onapei, 824 Western avenue. Service 10 a.

m. Saturday Interment Mount Olive. ARmltage 8-T80O, in the minimum monthly charge street, dearly beloved husband of Agnea Smers, nee SchuU: fond father of Frank brother of Anna Cimfe, Emma BUek, Tillie Berka, Josephine Polakovte. Member of Lafayette council. No.

90, R. and Movers Association of Chicago. Services Saturday. 11 a. at home tor funeral, 8844 W.

Cennak road. OLympIc 2-0243. Services for Mrs. Edith Hill from chapel, 1058 W. Chicago Avenue, corner of Ogden.

to St, John Berchmans church. Interment St. Adalbert's. HAy- MeANDREW ZuDhemla McAndrew. July 1 irom $85 to $95.

Stimple, 70, of 27 N. Lincoln market 1-0936. 1952. beloved wile oi tne late Andrew, zona FRONCZAK See Mary Rovella notice. Geneva, who cued Tuesday in Gen soother or smart.

Jonn, Kenneth. Ronald and Janus McAndrew. Resting at chapel 1648 W. 83d street, after Thursday noon GANNON Catherine Canity Gannon, July 1, The company also seeks permission to suspend its off-peak, summer service rates to industrial SOLOMON William Wallace Solomon, passed eral Community hospital in lS2. late of 2147 Fremont street, beloved Services 9:30 p.

to. Saturday. Interment evergreen. Geneva, will be held at 4:15 p. m.

today in the chapel at 201 users between April 15 and Oct wife of the late Martin Gannon, sister of Thomas Garrity. Anna Kllbane, Bridget army, the late Patrick, and Mary Ann Gannon. Funeral Saturday, 8:15 a. from MCCARTHY Thomas B. McCarthy of 6543 away June 30, at Harrington Rest Home.

Barrlngton, 111., son of th late Charles H. and Annie Cheney Solomon, brother of Mr. Aubrey R. Clary and the late Grace G. Solomon.

Services 11 a. m. Thursday. July at Craceland cemetery chapel. Chicago.

James Geneva. Burial will be 8. Laflln Street, dear son of the late Daniel and Mary, fond brother of Loretto. the late 15. Heretofore, cheaper large volume rates were offered in summer funeral home, 6311 N.

Clark street, to St. Vincent's church. Interment Calvary. in Geneva cemetery. She formerly operated a dry goods store at 2d because the company lacked stor SOPER-Jame K.

Soper cf 1832 S. Euclid John, Robert, and James, fond uncle of Loretta McCarron. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. from funeral home, 1718 W. 63d street, to St.

Brendan's church. Interment GLEASON William T. Gleason, beloved father of Pfc. William U. S.

M. C. James and Mary Margaret, dear brother of Helen Guz-tardo. the late Gertrude Dl Bella, and Ber av. and State st.

in Geneva. She Mount Olivet. Member of A. Armour age facilities for gas. Now it plans to store gas underground near Herscher, 15 miles southwest of leaves her husband, Walter, a post, no.

aea. rttospect o-iuuu. nice Norman. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a.

m. avenue, Berwyn, dearly beloved husband of Rose, nee Schwab; devoted father of Louis tather-ln-iaw of Grace, grandfather ot Donald brother of Charles, William. Laddie. Jerry. Emily Soper, and Bessie Nero.

Service Thursday, July 10:34 a. at funeral home, 8227 W. Cermak rd. Interment Woodlawn, GUndenon 4-205O. McDOLE William IBobl McDole.

July 1 daughter, Miss Virginia Hill, and from chapel, 1241 Clybourn avenue, to St. Dominic's church. Interment Mount Carmel. evinced an interest in books and reading. An uncle, Moses Polock, took the boy into his book shop and taught him the business.

At the age of 11 Rosenbach was buying at auctions, and while a student at the University, of Pennsylvania made his first important discovery an original edition of Samuel Johnson's Prologue." He bought the book for $3.60, and within a month was offered $3,000 for it. Pays $106,000 for Bible Few of his later purchases were acquired at such modest prices. In 1926 he paid what was 'at the time the highest price ever paid for a book $106,000 for of the original copies of the Gutenberg Bible. One of the first books ever printed, it was 471 years old when Dr. Rosenbach bought it.

He topped even that purchase price later, paying $151,000 for the Bay Psalm book. Among his other notable purchases were five pages of the manuscript of Charles Dickens' "Pickwick Papers," for which Dr. Rosenbach paid a signature of Button Gwinnett, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, for $51,000, and the first folio edition of Shakespeare's 44 Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies," considered the world's most famous book In English, for $62,000. Dr. Rosenbach until a year or two ago traveled thruout the world attending sales and auctions of famous works.

In one decade he reportedly spent more than 25 million dollars on books in Europe alone. He profited hugely fromj most of these transactions. Ills Bid Wins "Alice" In 1928 at an auction in London he snatched the original manuscript of "Alice in Wonderland" from British bidders, including the British rhuseum, by paying He quickly resold the manuscript, for an undisclosed price, to the late Eldridge R. Johnson of Moorestown, N. J.

On Johnson's death Dr. Rosenbach bought it back for $50,000. Dr. Rosenbach's career as a collector overshadowed his other activities as an educator, editor, and author. He was president of beloved husband of Iona.

fond father of a sister, Mrs. Ruth Gray. Doris Baar and Robert, grandfather of Kankakee in Kankakee county. ICO Can Block Move MOhawk 4-0850. GRAVES See Mary Mangln.

HAMILTON Laura Hamilton, wife cf Albert, three, brother of Emma McDole, Catherine STEIN Gerhard L. Stein, darling Infant son Miner, and Lena Hayworth. Services Sat urday, 1 p. at funeral home, 6200 David Neveleff The procedure is for the com' Western, comer of Foster. Interment Elm- mother of Richard and Roy.

daughter of Marius and Marie Lagcnl, sister of George. At chapel, 1971 W. 111th street. Funeral wood Park cemetery. Miss Tillie E.

Moore notice later. pany to file its new rate schedule and set an effective date. The DEATH NOTICES HAUCH Jacob H. Hauch. July 2, 1952.

formerly of Oak Park, at Vero Beach. be schedule takes effect automatical METZGER Josephine Magner Metzger. formerly of 8143 S. Sangamon street, at Downey, beloved wife of the late Arthur Metzger, fond sister cf Mrs. Nora Berry.

David and Daniel Magner, and the late John and Charlotte. Resting at funeral home, 6918 Wentworth avenue. Funeral Miss Tillie E. Moore, 90, of 111 W. Elm Aurora, died yesterday in her home.

She was an Aurora school teacher for 50 ly on the scheduled date unless loved husband of Maude, nee Dixon; fond father of Robert, and Mrs. Ruth Frees, fond brother of Rose. Christian and Edward, and the commission orders the rate the late Catherine, John and Samuel. Fu The funeral of David Neveleff, 67, of 3326 N. Clark who died Tuesday in his home, will be held at 2 p.

m. today in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. Mr. Neveleff was the owner of the Buckingham Lamp and Gift Shop at the Clark st. address.

The widow, Mae, and a daughter, Mrs. Berenice Breyer, survive. Saturday at a. to St. Leo's church.

neral Thursday at Vero Beach, Fla. years, and for 25 years was prin Mass at 8:30 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet. oi Konrad and irma, dear brother of Kon-rad, Donald, Jacqueline, Richard, Betty, and Joan, nephew ot BUI and Clara Freck-lng of Salt Lake City.

Utah, Jack and Katherine Kohler of Phoenix. William and Georgette Hagebarth. Services Thursday, p. at funeral home. 1458 Belmont avenue.

Interment Rldgewood. STEINMAN Jacob Stelnman. beloved husband of the late Gussle, dear father of Joseph, fond brother of Max. Service Thursday, 3:30 p. at chapel, 5145 Broadway Interment Rosehill.

STEWART William Stewart, B. T. Sfe. U. S.

of 11528 Normal avenue. pfi beloved son of Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart and tha late James, dear brother of Mrs. Jessie Clayton cf O'Donnell, Texas. Mrs.

Jane Fleming of Ivanhoe, James and Robert Stewart, five nephews and nieces. Service at chapel, 304 W. 119th street. Thursday, at 2:30 p. m.

Interment Cedar Park. HEDBERG Henry E. Hedberg, 1508 Oak schedule suspended pending a hearing. In filing Its application, the com MOCKUS See John Dunkle notice. street.

Evanston, 111.. Juiy 2. 1952. beloved cipal of the junior high school. husband of Lillian, dear father of Richard She leaves a nephew, George Wil Lucy Jane.

Henry and John C. MONTGOMERY Irene Montgomery, nee Metzger. of 1236 W. 77 street, beloved wife of Richard fond mother of Frances Van fond grandfather of two. At chapel, 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be Winkle and Charles, sister of Violet Bam- pany cited increases in wages and materials, including cast iron pipe and meters. It said that it pays ANDERSEN Nellie 8. Andersen, beloved mother of Sidney W. Funeral at chapel, 2024 B. T5th street, Thursday, 3:30 p.

m. Please omit flowers. AYRES Doris L. Ayres. beloved wife of Fred, fond mother of Duane, Orhpa Clendening, and Marilyn, grandmother of David.

Services Saturday, 2 p. at funeral home, 9568 Belmont avenue. Franklin Park. Interment Eden, GLadstone 9-2818. BALDYOA Albert Baldyga.

July 1, 1952, husband of Martha, father of William, Rose, Lillian, and Dolores, other relatives Charlotte, Frank Brodzik, and Richard Younr. daughter and sons-in-law. Funeral from chapel, 1T35 W. Wabansia avenue, 9:30 a. Satujiiay, to St.

Mary of the Angels church. Burial St. Adalbert's cemetery. Please omit flowers. BRunswick 8-2535.

held Saturday, July 5, at 11 a. m. En- bury and the late Alice Meader. Funeral xomoment private. Saturday, 9 a.

from funeral home, son of Joliet, and four nieces. Services will be held at 9:30 a. m. today in Our Lady of Good Counsel church, Aurora. Burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery.

HEINRICH Stephen Helnrlch. late of Lowell 7831-33 S. Racine avenue, to St. Sablna twice as much for natural gas Nathan D. Kaplan beloved husband of Julia, dear father church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member coming in from Texas fields as it cf Elizabeth Slevert and Stephen, brother of of St. Sablna's Altar and Rosary society, neien tssuncer, Anna stome, and John, TKlangle 4-7300. grandfather of three. Services Saturday at MURPHY John R.

Murphy, loving husband of Anna nee O'Donnell; fond father of i p. m. at cnapei. 2534 s. Pulaski road, paid for its former supplies.

ELDEST OF NINE Harry G. Kable Interment Waldhelm. LAwndale 1-3972 Robert Dorothy C. John R. James Richard Donald and Eugene HEISE otto C.

Heise of 7031 S. Hermitage avenue, beloved husband of the late Marie Marietak Heise, fond father of Florence grandfather of Lawrence R. Murphy, brother BALLWEBER Lillian I. Ballweber of Wiscon of George Dennis Mrs. Irene Schneider, Robert and the late Richard J.

Fu sin Dells, dear wile of John fond mother of Lillian C. Mueller of Northbrook. sister Services for Nathan D. Kaplan, 75, of 6855 S. Ridgeland attorney and one of the founders of the Zionist organization in Chicago, will be held at 11 a.

m. today in the chapel at 6935 Stony Island av. Mr. Kaplan died Tuesday night in his home. Surviving are his widow, Miriam; a son, Louis G.t and a daughter, Mrs.

Frcderica Hall. Marth, Loretta Roberts, Lillian Mutzbauer, Helen Marnell, Verna Dl Vivo, Otto neral from chapel, 7949 S. Halsted street, Saturday at .8:45 a. m. to St.

Brertdan'i oi a. rt. reterson oi Benton Haroor, Mich. Edmund, Irwin, Harvey, Raymond, the late Harold Heise, and Mildred Best, brother of Resting at funeral home, 1722 Shermer church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Burial Mount Olivet cemetery. Member of Sheet Metal Work. William, and Bertha Schubert, grandfather avenue, Northbrook. Funeral Saturday, 2 P.

m. Interment Memory Cardans, Arlington HeighU. era union, local No. 73. of 21, great-grandchildren of four.

At funeral home, 69th at Justine streets, where serv ices will be held Sturday, 1:30 p. m. Inter NAPONIELLO Jennie Naponleno, beloved wtft of Nick, dear mother of Cpl. Joseph, U. S.

and Lucille, fond daughter of the BARTER Mabel Barter, lister of Reelnald ment lamiiy lot. Barter and Gertrude Coussens, the late Al- HICKEF Alice Hlckey, nee Burke: beloved lred, Stanley, and Leonard Barter. Services Mount Morris, July 2 (JP) Harry G. Kable, 71, president of the Kable Printing company and publisher of the Mount Morris Index, a weekly, died today of a heart ailment. Kathryn W.

Leighton Los Angeles, July 2 () Kathryn W. Leighton, artist internationally known for her paintings of American Indians, died last night after a long illness. Mrs. Lowell T. Newlon Centralia, .111., July 2 (JP) Mrs.

late William end Delia Piegari. loving sister of Florence Flcaro, Anthony, Dan, Lucille Salemendo, Frank. Marie, Joseph, and the wile of the late Alderman David R. Hlckey, it funeral home. 6959 N.

Clark street, Saturday, 2:30 p. m. Interment Rosehill. late Rocco. Funeral Saturday, a.

Thomas J. Conway loving mother of Thomas P. Hlckey, sister of the late Margaret Nicholson, Mary Schied, and John Burke. At chapel, 4138 Madison street, until Saturday, 8:45 a. m.

Mass In BASH AM Carol Basham, nee Chapman, be from chapel, 470 W. 26th street, to AU loved wire of Charles W. Bashman fond Saints' church, interment Mount carmel, mother of Constance and Jeffery. loving Victory 2-8681. St.

Matthew's church, 9:30 a. m. Interment daughter oi Dr. and Mrs. Harold Chapman.

caivary. NELSON Arthur Nelson. July 9. 1952. be sister of Courtney.

Arrangements to be made Gratz college and a member of the loved husband of Mae, dear son of the late HOFFMeister Pearl Gill Hoffmelster. July ORPHANS WINS HEARING DELAY Judge Robert J. Dunne of Circuit court yesterday continued until Dec. 3 the question of guardianship of Patricia Green, 15, the eldest of nine children orphaned Jan. 24 when their mother, Rose, drowned in the Des Plaines river near their Willow Springs home.

The mother died in a futile attempt to save another daughter, Carol Jean, 16, from drowning. Patricia told Judge Dunne she wanted to live with her paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Green, with whom she has been staying since the tragedy. At an earlier hearing she had said she wanted to be near her brothers and sisters who are in the Soldiers and Sailors Children's school in Normal, McLean county, John and Caroline, fond brother of Mrs, of 5013 Washington boulevard, beloved wife board of governors of Dropsie Anna Ay tarn.

Mabel, and tne late ovidia, or Kooert devoted mother of Roberta and the late Louisa. Services Thursday, At rest at late lesldence, 5711 N. Drake avenue, until Saturday, 10 a. m. Service later.

or lniormatlon call KEdzie 3-7414. BIASETTI Felix Biasettl, beloved husband of the late Cellna, dear brother of Frank. Funeral Saturday, July 5, at 10 a. from funeral home, 2157 Irving Park road, to St. Benedict's church.

Interment St. Boniface's cemetery. college. In "A Book Hunter's Holiday he disclosed many secrets July 3, 1 p. at chapel, 124 Madison Mass for Thomas J.

Conway, 80, of 8206 Langlev a retired terminal frate clerk for the Milwaukee road, will be said at 10 a. m. Saturday in St. Clotilde's church. Burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery.

Mr. Conway, who died Tuesday in his home, leaves three sisters, Margaret, Mrs. Katherine Handley, and Mrs. Susan Casey. Saturday, 1 p.

at funeral chapel, 4338 street. Oak Park. Interment-Rosehill. of the collector's art, Lowell T. Newlon, 74, wife of the HOLTZMAN Ednyfed Eddie Holtzman.

age 19, at Michigan City, dear son of Juanita BLOCK Henry Block, 1319 S. Harding ave ana tne late Bernard, lond brother of He is survived by two brothers, Philip H. Rosenbach and Moses P. nue, beloved husband of Sylvia, dear father controler of the Centralia Evening Sentinel, died today of cere Michael, Andre, and Shirley Spears, dear of Corrlne and Samuel, fond brother of grandson oi Dora, service Thursday, 30 Margaret Popper. Service Thursday, 2 Rosenbach, both of Philadelphia bral hemorrhage.

p. at chapel, 3600 W. Roosevelt road. interment Oak Woods. CHIC AGO AN FIRST KILLED, 2 HURT AS AUTO CRASHES 3D JURY TELLS HOW TO HELP CONDITIONS OF JAIL OPERATION Fullerton avenue, interment Mount unve.

Member of Kelvyn Park lodge. No. 1075, A. F. tt A.

and Normennenea Singing society. NEVMAN Cecelia Neuman, nee Kochanski. of 2133 N. Kllbourn avenue, beloved wile of Edward, dear daughter of the later Peter and Anastasla, fond sister of Mamie Una-vltch, wallle Baranowskl, Theresa Dworak, Stephen. John, Guy, Henry, and Stanley.

Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a. m. from chapel, 4117 Armitage to St. Phllo-meni'i church. Interment St.

Adalbert'. BElmont 6-6019. NEVELEFF David Neveleff, 3326 N. Clark street, beloved husband of Mae. nee Chapman: dear father of Bernice Breyer, devoted grandfather cf three grandchildren.

Service! Thursday, 2 p. at chapel. 5308 Broadway. Interment Westiawn. Family at home of Eugene Breyer, 743 W.

Bittersweet place. Member of Chicago lodge, No. 437, A. F. A.

M. NILBON Robert Nil son. aged 9 years, of 1518 Central avenue, Wilmette, suddenly, beloved son of Olive and Harold Nllion, brother of Beverly Joy, grandson of Mrs. Wilhelmlna Nllson. and Mrs.

Iva Ludlum. Services Saturday, p. at Wilmette Methodist church. Interment Memorial Park. Resting at chapel, 1118 Greenleat avenue, Wilmette, after 4 p.

m. Thursday. TRAILER TRUCK SUTPHEN Miss Helen J. Sutphen. St.

Francis hospital, Evanston, July 1. age 73, retired treasurer Bureau of Safety Ctu-cago, sister of Mrs. Maud Robinson, Aurora, Mrs. Ceclle Clark, Menlo Park, and Mrs. Leon a V.

Williams of Evanston. Services Thursday. 3 p. at chapel. 332 Downer place, Aurora.

Interment Riverside cemetery, Aurora. SWEENEY John F. Sweeney, beloved father of Frances Foster and John dear brother of Mrs. Otto Kent, Katherine, and the late Tuttle K. Funeral from chapel.

8776 Lawrence avenue, Saturday. 8:30 a. to St. Edward's church. Interment All Saints'.

Member of Chicago P. B. A. TRANTER Corp. Harry Vincent Tranter.

U. S. test M. C. dear brother of Marian Kra- g5 kora, Mildred Keller.

Ellen Poss, Elaine. Sidney, Glen, Norman, Marvin, and Everett. Service Thurday, 1 p. at funeral home, 8917 Irving Park road. Interment Irving Park cemetery.

AVenue 3-3426. URYA8Z Maryann Uryass. late ot 4923 S. Komensky avenue, beloved wife of Jacob, dearest mother of Walter. Stephen.

Sophia, SUn ley, and Edward, fond mother-in-law of Irene, Ann, Helen, and John Nedwick, grnd-xnither of thirteen. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. from chapel, 4907 Archer avenue. St.

Bruno' church. Interment Resurrection. REllanc 5-7531. VAN 8TEENKIST Oswald L. Van Steenklst.

suddenly, of Glen Ellyn. beloved husband of Paulina, dear father of Lorraine Plnktton and Yvonne Gerve, fond brother of Mrs. Klvera Andrles, father-4n-lw ot Carl Plnk-ston and William Gerve. Retting at chapel. 120 N.

Hale street, Wheeton, III. Requiem mas Saturday. 11 a. In St. Mark church.

Glen Ellyn. Interment Chapel Hill Garden West. Member 1 Glen Ellyn, Masonic lodge. WATERS Stella Veronica Waters, nee Mahoney. beloved wife of Robert, daughter of the late David J.

and Catherine. Funeral Saturday, 8 a. Irom parlors. 67th st. and Dorchester to St.

Cyril's church. Interment Calvary. WEBfR Ella Weber. 8342 N. Wolcott avenue.

Burial New Holtleln, Wis. WEINSTEIN Philip Welntteln of 90S Lakeside place, beloved husband of Tillie. nee Bash: dear father ot Doris Wltkln. devoted grandfather cf Michael and Jean Wltkln, fond brother of Mollte Davis. Psullne Isaacson, David Winston, the lata Sam.

Alex. Lena Block, Ben. and Dr. Jacob. Service Thursday.

4 p. at 5206 Broadway. Interment Rosemont Park. WERHANE Maria Werhane. De Platnes.

beloved wife of the late William, dear mother of Arthur Amanda Benson, and Emma F. Schufreider. seven grandchildren. 10) great-grandchildren, fond sister of Dora Kaup. Resting at funeral home, Lee at Perry street.

Des Plaines. In state at St. John' Lutheran church. Milwaukee avenue, on Saturday, from noon until time of service at 2 p. m.

Interment St. John cemetery. WHITE Esther White of Omaha. formerly of Chicago, beloved wife cf Harry daughter of Annie and the late Joseph Schultz. sister cf Frances and Bernard Schultz.

Mrs. Lesh Morgan, end Mrs. Gertrude Mix. At rest in chapel, 2024 E. 75th street.

Service Thursdsy. 2 p. m. WHITE Fsnny M. White.

2058 W. 103d street July 1 1952. beloved wife of the late Dr. William A. White, fond mother of Mrs.

George B. Nelson, grandmother cf Bob) White Nelson and Frazer Dewhurst White. At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street where services will be held Thursday. July 3.

lpm Interment Rosehill. Please omit flowers. Rochester. N. paper please copy.

WIENSKI-Vlncent E. WlensM. late of 2 840 N. Moody avenue, beloved husband ot Rose, dear father of Jane Wicker. Vincent A Re.

and Teddy. Funeral 9-15 a. from parlors. 834-38 N. Ashland avenue, to St.

Jam' ehjarch Inter- ment St. Adalbert's. HAymarket 1-5800. p. at chapel, 704 S.

Pulaski road. Interment Radomishler cemetery. BLUME Amanda Blume. July 2, 1952. of 2621 Park place, Evanston, wife of Ernest L.

Blume, mother of Ernest A. end Marshall E. Blume, and Mrs. Tom S. Stein.

Resting at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Services 2 p. m. Saturday, at St. Matthew's Episcopal church, Hartrey avenue and Lincoln street, Evanston.

Entombment Memorial Park. Please omit flowers. BULLINGER Alice B. Bulllnger, nee Crotty, of 21 E. 112th street, devoted wife of Albert A.

loving mother of Alice Bernice Parker. Eileen Gottardo, end Albert A. grandmother of 11, great-grandmother of four, sister of Elizabeth Smith and James A. Crotty. Resting In mortuary, 12 E.

112th place. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. to St. Nicholas church. Interment St.

Mary's. BliRRELl Dean Burrell, late of 8813 Wilson avenue, beloved husband of Gertrude, nee Michael: loving father of Geraldlne Talalay and Dean, beloved son of Helen, brother of Clarence, Grace Lant. Odessa Brewer, Leone Ryan, and Garnett Faulkner. Services Thursday, 3 p. at funeral borne, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue.

Recommendations for improv ing county jail conditions were made by the June grand jury yes Robert Riplingef, 30, of 4515 Keokuk an adding machine repairman, was killed yesterday when an auto in which he was riding collided with a trailer truck at Randolph and Jefferson sts. Another passenger in the auto, William Logan, 31, of 5125 Cullom and in a foster home near the school. Patricia is to stay with her grandparents until the Dec. 3 hearing. She received permission to obtain a job during the summer months.

More than $12,000 was contributed by individuals and organizations to help the family. MADRID EXPRESS WRECK; HURT MADRID. July 2 Reuters 1 The Madrid-Barcelona exprest collided with a frate train near Raladell. injuring seven passenger. terday as it concluded its work with a four page report to Chief Justice Thomas E.

Kluczynski of Criminal court. OSBURO Philip Osburg of 7359 Wabash ave WOMAN INTERN AT WALTER REED Lt. Christine E. Haycock, 28, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

John B. Haycock, 1642 E. 69th is pretty busy these days with her medical internship at the army's Walter Reed hospital in Washington. Lt. Haycock, who began her hospital duties Monday, is the first woman assigned to serve her internship at the big medical center and is the third woman to intern in a military hospital.

She commented yesterday that so far the patients have shown no resentment over being attended by a woman physician, "altho some of the very young ones are a little embarrassed." Lt. Haycock did pre-medical work at the University of Chicago and was graduated recently from the medicaJ college of the state university of New York. She hopes to make army medical work, her life career. Two other grand juries had Bl'SCHAlER Mary Buschauer, late of 2831 made similar reports previously -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- was injured and was taken to County hospital. The auto driver, Frederick Nagler, 24, of 1056 Leith Waukegan, was charged with reckless driving, going thru Magnolia avenue, beloved wile oi bteian, dear mother of Frank, Helen Bernath, Anna McBride, George.

Mary Weiss. Caroline, and Margaret, fond grandmother of four grandchildren. Resting at chapel, 845 Armitage. Funeral services Thursday, July 3. Mass 10 a.

St. Alphonsus' church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. this year.

The June grand jury joined them in commending Warden Philip Scanlan on the job he is doing. The report urged a medical coordinator, called attention to Funeral Information LAIN SON CANFIELD Arthur J. Canfleld. 8200 Prairie a red and driving too fast for conditions. Nagler and the truck driver, Robert Hull, 32, of Wausau, were uninjured.

HOPKINS Harry E. Hcpklns of 408 S. Home avenue. Oak Park, and Delray Beach. beloved husband of Louise, nee Heehler, and the late Ella Pearl Lcdlngton.

dear father of Bernice M. Teevans and Warren R. Hopkins, brother of William Hopkins, Elizabeth Cepek, and Edith Carron. At funeral home. 17 Madison street.

Oak Park. Funeral Saturday. July 5, 2 p. m. Interment Forest Home.

Member of Fair Oaks lodge. No. 1006, A. F. A.

M. HORW1TZ Pose Horwltz, nee Burrows, beloved wife of Jack, dear mother of Marvin Marcella Haskln, and Bernard devoted grandmother of two grandchildren. Services Thursday, 11 a. at chapel, 5145 Broadway. Interment Rosemont Park.

HUBBARD William Sillers Hubbard of 4802 Dorchester avenue, beloved husband of Helen Coe Hubbard, fond father of Elizabeth Wangelin and Aimer Coe Hubbard. Resting at chapel, 5203 Lake Park avenue, until Thursday noon. Services 1:30 p. Thursday at St. Paul'a Episcopal church, 50th street and Dorchester avenue.

Interment Rose Hill cemetery Mausoleum. HYde Park 3-0013. Charleston, Welch and Huntington, W. Va, and Clinton, N. C.

papers please copy. HUSCAVA John Huscava beloved husband of Theresa, father of Marie Halek and John, grandfather of three. Funeral Saturday. 1:30 p. at chapel, 5218 S.

Kedzie avenue. Interment Evergreen. PRospect 6-3810. HUYCK Helen A. Huyck of 1617 W.

Madbon street. Maywood, beloved wife of John dear mother of James sister of Walter P. Hoagland. Services Thursday, July 3. at 1:30 p.

m. at funeral home, 301 S. 5th avenue at Maple street, Maywood. Interment Woodlawn. Fillmore 4-0100.

JAENEL Louis L. Jaenel, beloved husband cf the late Elizabeth, dear father of John and Elizabeth Kolin, fond grandfather cf four, brother of Mary Beisler, Alma Ruh. and Charles. Service Saturday, 11 a. at chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road.

Interment All Saints'. Klldare 5-6220. ALLOW AY See Uryasz notice. KAPLAN Nathan D. Kaplan.

6855 Ridgeland avenue, beloved husband of Miriam dear father of Frederica Hall of Concord. and Louis five grandchildren, fond brother of Ezra and Jacob of Chicago. Ida Shapiro, Sarah A. Kaplan, and Bessie Birdie Fink of Los Angeles. Cal.

Service Thursday, 11 a. at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment An she Kanesses Israel cemetery, Waldhelm. In lieu of flowers, please plant trees In Israel. KAUFMANN Clara Kaufmann, nee Rubel, at Los Angeles, devoted wife of the late Nate, dear sister of the late Isadore Rubel, Emma Block, Dr.

Maurice Rubel, Ben and Harry Rubel. service Monday, July 7, 10 a. at chapel. 936 E. 47th street.

Interment Rosehill cemetery. KAT'SS George J. Kauss, husband of the late Mary nee Wildner. July 2. dearly beloved father of George J.

William and John brother of Sister M. Clemens, S. S. N. Brother Theodore.

S. Peter and Mae Kauss, Funeral notice later. the need of additional facilities to end overcrowding, deplored idleness" and recommended that yards and other areas be used for SOUTH CHAPEL 318 W. 63D-ST. PHONE: WEntwarth 8-00 5.

SATURDAY CRIDGE Leonard. 1 1 m. at chapel. John A. Austgen, 55, Chicago Heights trucking and storage executive, was drowned when his auto ran off a highway into Horse-head lake near Winegar in Vilas NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N.

ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach 1-2645. THURSDAY ACKEKMAN Albert Spencer. 14 i. m.

In church. recreational and farm facilities, and said the library is inadequate. The grand jury also said some audit or check should be made on expenditures since 1951 from a $300,000 bond issue fund for jail repairs as a safeguard against contract stuffing or padding and to determine if the county received full value. GIBBON, NOVELIST nue, dear brother oi Tneresa rauius, tne late Joseph, Mary Victoria, Catherine Neckerman, and Justlna Shank. Funeral Saturday, 10 a.

from funeral heme, 318 I. Tlst street, to St. Columbanus' church. Interment Mount Olivet. Cincinnati, papers, please copy.

OTTO Alwlna Ziesemer Otto, beloved wife cf the late Albert, dear mother of Lillian Birr and Charles Ziesemer, sister of Rika Ober- lies, grandmother of Charles A. Ziesemer and Mrs. Alyce Kuehra. Resting at funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue, until 11a.

Saturday. Lying in state at First Bethlehem Ev. Luttt, church, Paulina and Le Moyne, from 12 noon Saturday, July 8, until time of services, 2 p. m. Interment Concordia.

Klldare 5-5420. APE Paul A. Pape. beloved husband of Elizabeth, nee Schaefer; dear father of Virginia, fond brother of Arldone, Olga, and Eugene, loving brother-in-law of Elsie Renter. Resting at funeral home, 8776 Lawrence avenue, until 12 noon, Saturday.

Services at Mayfalr Lutheran church at 2 p. ra. Interment Mount Greenwood. PETERS Frank N. Peters, beloved husband of Edith, loving father cf Margaret.

Resting in chapel. 4717 Broadway, until 10 p. m. Thursday. Service and Interment Iron Ridge, Saturday morning, July 5.

LOngbeach 1-2966. PHILLIPS Alice Phillips. July 2. 1952. of 1640 E.

75th street, widow of William Phillips, beloved mother of Robert J. Phillips and Mrs. Nelly M. Chuma. fond sister cf Mrs.

Annie Norris and Mrs. Nelly Salbach. Services at chapel. 7509 Stony Island avenue, Saturday. 1:30 p.

m. Interment Mount Hope. Charter member of Delta chapter. No. 602.

O. S. FAirlax 4-2900. QUINN errer.ee Michael Quinn, suddenly, age 9. late of 7746 S.

Normal avenue, loving son of Louis N. and Hylma Schuldt Quinn. grandson cf Mary Quinn, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fox of Chicago Heights.

William, Emll. and Ray Schuldt of Steger. 111., and Mr. and Mrs. David Maroney.

Funeral Saturday. 10 a. from funeral home. Halsted at 76th street, to St. Leo's church.

Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment Assumption cemetery. STewart 3-7700. RABE Fred M.

Pa be of Fort Lauderdale. beloved husband cf Delia E. Rabe. loving father of Grace Nllsen and Kenneth J. BEAUMONT Jules S.

1 1 a. m. chapel. HISTORIAN AND avenue, June 29, 1952, beloved husband of Jane Canfleld, fond father of Arthur J. Jr.

and the Jate Frank L-, grandfather of Mrs. Jean Morton, Arthur Penny, Alan, Frank, and Linda. At chapel. 2121 W. 95th street, until noon Thursday.

Services at Drexel Park Presbyterian church. 64th and Marshfield, Thursday, July 3, at 3 p. m. Interment Oak Woods. Member of Kamak temple, A.

A. O. N. M. Montreal, Canada.

BEverly 8-2182. CHIAPPETTA See Mary Rovella notice. CHOBANIAN Mary Chobanian, beloved wife of the late Harry, loving mother of Rose Venema, Albert, George, and Elizabeth, fond sister of Theresa Vartabedian and Michael Simonian. Resting at funeral home, 6833-35 Fullerton I Grand avenue. Services Saturday, July 5.

at 11 a. m. Interment Mount Olive. MErrimac 7-8280. CLARKE Charles F.

Clarke of 712 S. Euclid avenue. Oak Park, beloved husband of the late Kate A. Clarke. At funeral home, 17 Madison street.

Oak Park. Funeral Saturday, July 5, 9:30 a. to Ascension church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Calvary. COEY Charles A. Coey. 8550 W. 95th street.

Hickory Hills. 111., July 2, 1952. beloved husband of Kathleen L. Coey. At chapel, 2121 W.

95th street, where services will be held Saturday. July 5, it 11 a. m. Interment Archer Woods. BEverly 8-2182.

COL WELL Kathryn L. Colwell. beloved wife of the late Arthur, dear mother of Mary J. Funeral from chapel. 3413 Lincoln avenue, Saturday, July 5, to St.

Clement's church, 10 a- m. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. MUSICIAN, DIES county, Wis. Motorists removed Austgen from his submerged car, but efforts to revive him failed.

Austgen, who lived at 274 W. 16th Chicago Heights, is survived by his widow, Elsie, and two daughters, Mrs. Lucille Barrett and Mrs. Harriet Gasbarra. Patrick Carter, 3, of 5424 N.

Lotus was injured when struck by an auto at Bryn Mawr and Elston avs. The driver, a woman, 47 or 48, took him to Swedish Covenant hospital, then disappeared before police arrived. Order Defunct Clothier SATURDAY HEDBERG Henry E. 1 1 a. m.

at chapel. SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 w. sth-st. PHONE: BEverly 8-2182. THURSDAY BAFR May 2 p.

m. at chapel. CANFIELD Arthur J. 3 p. m.

In church. WHITE Fannie. 1 p. m. at chapel.

SATURDAY COEY Charles A. 11a. m. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED McMAHO.N Agnes.

LAIN SON Back to South Dakota Chicago Tribune Pim Service MONTREAL, July 2 John Murray Gibbon, Canadian novelist, historian, and musician, died today after a brief illness. Born in Ceylon, Gibbon attended Oxford university. In 1939 he won the governor general's medal for his "Canadian mosaic," a -olume in which he attempted to illustrate the music of the 15 nationalties which make up the Canadian pop CONWAY Thomas J. Conway. July 1.

1952. C. H. JORDAN CO. Funeral Directors.

Chicago and Suburbs. FOR 98 YEARS 200 E. Erie-st- superior 7-7709. S. Bentley Pike, United States commissioner, yesterday ordered Mandel Manny Skar, 28, former clothing store operator at Aberdeen, S.

held for removal to Sioux Falls, S. but his attorney said the ruling would be contested in federal District court, Skar was indicted in Sioux Falls in a charge that he made false claims thru the mails to obtain credit ratings from credit organizations for his store, now bankrupt Skar, arrested last April, has obtained several continuances. ulation. He had come to Canada in 1913 to be general publicity IN MEMORIAM agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway. He retired in 1945.

He was founder and first president of AXELROD MaJ. Louis Axelrod. M. D. In lo.

lng memory of our son and brother, who i i died Juiy 3. 1949. while In service In Rabe, grandfather of Jackie Nilsen, Bonnie Dell, Scotty and Randy Ra.be. brother of William Rabe. Fast master of Old Glory lodge.

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MOTHER. DAD. BROTHER and SISTERS. KAY Howard W. Kay.

July 1, 1952. beloved husband of Ida. nee Peters; dear father of Howard C. Kay and Mardell Kay. fend son of May and the late Charles, brother of Wllbert.

Member of Freight Handlers. Express, and Station Employes' union. Service Saturday, 2 p. at funeral chapel, 4338 Fullerton avenue. Interment Irving Park.

KEEFE Catharine M. Keefe, nee Summers, of 2362 E. 68th street, beloved wife of George dear mother of Mrs. Elizabeth K. Leahy, fond sister of Mrs.

Bessie Mul-vlile, Mrs. Helen Kill, the late Mrs. Margaret Krause. Miss Martha Summers, Mrs. Henrietta Cole, and Lawrence Summers, grandmother of Michael J.

Leahy. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from funeral home, 2335 E. 75th street, at Oglesby avenue, to St. Philip Nerl church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet, South Shore 8-7717 KOEPPE Albert L. Koeppe. age 82.

3931 N. Whipple street and formerly of 4733 Two other associations founded by Gibbon were the Trail Riders and urday, p. at zunerai nome, iuzj it. California avenue. Interment Oakridge.

HUmboldt 6 6358. BAICHERT Roman Ralchert, beloved husband of Sophie, dear father of Roman. Edward. Henry, and Leonard, grandfather of eight. Services Saturday.

July 5. 10:30 a. at CATENA Cannella Catena, July 3. 1951. Her memory is as dear today as In the hour she passed away.

DAUGHTER VINCENZA AND GRANDSON DAVID SCHULZE, AND PAUL. EISENBERG Kate Eisenberg. In loving mem Skyline Trail Hikers of the Can ory of our beloved mother and grandmother funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue. In adian Rockies.

Drowning Victim's Body wno passed away 10 years ago. July 3. I distinction terment Eimjrood Park. Kuoare s-94u. beloved son of th late John Conway and Anna Lardner, fond brother of Margaret Conway, Katherine Handley, Susan Casey, and the late Mary O'Connor and Nora Todd.

Member of Calumet councfl. No. 632. KL. of C.

Funeral Saturday, July 5, 9:30 a. from chapel. 7705 Cottage Grove avenue, to St. Clotilde's church. 10 a.

m. Interment Mount Olivet. CORBEIL Anna M. Corbeil, nee La Fleur. beloved wife of Earl devoted mother of Thomas.

Richard. Donald, and Geraldlne, loving daughter of the late Mary Ellen, nee Farrell. and William J. La. Fleur, dear sister of William, Andrew.

Catherine Jones. Francis. Alice, Jean Mahoney, Joan Bolger. and the late Joseph (Mikel. At funeral home.

4048-50 W. Harrison street. Funeral Saturday, 11 a. to St. Mel's churcsu -Burial Queen of Heaven.

NEvada 8-2818. DAPPERT Elizabeth Dappert. late residence 3116 Sunnyside avenue, beloved wife of the late Karl fond mother cf Alfred C. and Walter G. Services Thursday.

July 3, at 3 p. at funeral home, 67 54 Northwest highway. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. DONHAM Virginia K. Donham.

July 2. 1952. of 1527 Chase avenue. Chicago, wife of the late Robert B. Donham.

mother of Virginia B. Donham, and Mrs. George C. Saunders, grandmother of Ellen Louise Saunders, sister cf Mrs. Charles A.

Sweetland. Alice M. Key-ser. Mrs. Charles P.

PuUiam, and Sara D. Keyser, All four of St. Louis. Mo. Services, 10.

a. m. Saturday, at chapel, 1567 Mapie avenue. Evanston. Entombment Rcsehiil cemetery.

xo mnow ner was 10 love ner. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. KOSSAK-Bl SHAN Adeline J. Kossak-Bushari KIPLING ER Robert W. Rlpllnger.

beloved son of John M. and the late Wilhelmlna dear brother of John Joseph L-, Clarence In loving memory of my dear twin sister on Ravenswood avenue, beloved husband of and Sister Mary Johnette. o. r. runerai from chapel.

3100 Irving Park road. our birthday. LEONA GENEVIEVE MORXTZ FRATERNAL NOTICES the late Carrie, fond father of Clara Smith and Arthur, dear grandfather of Russell and Lester, loving great-grandfather of Kenneth Miller. Service Saturday, p. at chapel.

3909-07 Lincoln avenue. Interment Eden. Saturday, 9:30 a. to St. Edward church.

Interment St. Joseph's. ROCHON Philip E. Roe on of 2809 W. 23d place, dearly beloved husband of Lorraine, nee PI vita- devout son of Helen and the If in FUNERAL FLOWERS from creative designers custom florist marc leeds hw located eieleiiveiy ert 17 N.

WABASH AVE. hone Superior 7-7500 Dally Delivery to An Chapel Charga Privlleess to Telephone Subscriber FORTITUDE LODGE NO. 1003. A. T.

A. M. Members please assemble to conduct last ntea for our late brother, Louis M. Greene, Thursday. July 3.

1932. chapel. Recovered by Park Police The body of a drowning victim tentatively identified as Joseph Lukanec, 55, of 901 Webster was taken from the lake off Wave-land av. by park police yesterday. The police said the body had been in the water six weeks.

In a pocket was a social security card With Lukanec's name. KRCS Vincent A. Krus. beloved husband of late Romeo Rochon. fond brother of Clem Mary, fond father of Vincent xatneiMn- K.

uamen avenue. p. as. MILTON M. RAAF, Secretary.

SOUTH SIDE HEBREW CONG, requests an members to please attend services of our ent, Joseph. James, John. Psui. ciara. bernice Rochon.

Grace Novak. Veronica, Novak. Deloret Newsome. and the late Loretta Jacoby. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.

from funeral home. 1718 W. 63d street, to St. Theodore church. Interment PRospect 6-1000.

law of Bette, brother of Frank, Stanley, John, Mary Fredericks, Agnes Mikol, and Helen Zayer. Funeral Saturday, July .5, 10:30 a. from funeral home, 1850 N. Wood street, to St. Mary of the Angels church.

Interment St. Adalbert s. HUmboiSt 6-0258. esteemed member. Nathan D.

Kaplan. Thurs day, 11 a. at chapel, 6935 Stony isiana avenue, martin roe en pres..