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DT PAOLO Aatonlno I Paolo, deari KING S. W. Jack, King. Moved Esther asmussen. (Chiragn Saihj eribunp 65 Yachts to Carry OBITUARIES TAXI LICENSING CURB ASKED BY DRIVER UNIONS George F.

Dalacker George F. Dalacker, 65, of 4932 N. Kildare a retired Chicago policeman and one of the department's early experts in boxing and jujitsu, died yesterday in Hines Veterans hospital. Mr. Dalacker was a policeman 37 years until he retired five years ago.

He was a member of Chicago Police post of the American Legion and a former president of the North Mayfair Improvement association. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Edna Dalacker; a son, George C. Dalacker, and a daughter, Mrs. Marilyn Jaro-lin.

Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Mondajr in the chapel at 4332 Elston av. husband of Maria. ne Dt Figlia; fend father of Sam De Paul.

Joseph Dc Paul. Louis Dc Paul, Mrs. Lena Graffia. and Mrs. Antoinette Tabel; grandfather of 15.

Funeral Saturday, a. from funeral home. 6901 W. Belmont avenue. to St.

William's church. Interment St, Joseph's. NAtiona 2-9300. DI TOMMAHO Anthony Di Tommaso. beloved husband of Anna: loving tatner of mcent.

Amelia Donato. Rudolph, Rita Tartaglia. and Diana: gTandiather of nine. Heating at funeral home. 6133- W.

Grand avenue. I- uneral June 30, at 10 a. to St- William's church. Entombment Queen of Heaven. MErnraac 7-8280, DRK.NDFL Bernard A.

Drendel. ag 44 Napervtlle. loving son of kmil and Fannie Drendel: lond brother of Arthur. Edward. Magdalen.

Mrs. Louise Schultz Harold. Mrs. Elizabeth Scbmitt. and Mrs Bernice Kinley.

Solemn requiem mass will be sung Monday at 9:30 a. m. in SS. Peter and Paul church. Interment SS.

Peter and Paul cemetery. Resting at Friedrich funeral! home, 44 S. Mill street, Naperviile. 111. DUHA See Mary Filik notice.

EIHEXgTEIV Louis A. Eisenstein Jr. of 1018 Wenonab avenue. Oak Park, be loved husband of Ruth M-. nee Beyt: dear father tf Leonard.

Denise, and Leslie; son of the late Louis. A. and Delia, nee McWalter: dear brother of Catherine E. Gliddea. Frederick and the late William and Cecilia Eisenstein.

At funeral home. 17 Mad son street. Oak Park. Funeral Monday. June 30.

9:30 a. to St. Bernardine's church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment St. Martinville, La. EMORT-Lillian A. F.mnrv. nee Zehner.

beloved wife of Richard dear mother of Patricia and Richard Jr loving Jiaugmcr OI naric anu mr laic r.nil im y.ehner: sister of Carl. Member of si Crane league. Services Monday. June 11 a. al funeral home.

6303 N. writ- era avenue, corner of Hrrwyn, lnirrment Montrose cemetery. In Dry of flowers con tributions may be made to llrmiloh re search fund. Northwestern t'nivili Medical 303 E. Chicago Ihjiago.

E8POS1TO Joseph, are Co 1 noike. EVANK Alfred J. Evans, ti of 731 Central avenue, beloved Huahand of Betty: dear father of Allred Jr Monday. 11 a. at i liar I.

4iio w. Harrison street. mermen JLImwood. Information. AUslin 7-BOOO.

FERRACONE Vklor, see Col police. FILIK Mary Filik. loving mother of Mary Klaves, Anna lrelny, and Jons j. Duha: fond mothrr-in-law of Michael Klaves. 1 Is '1 relnv.

Kay Bufka. and Adeline Duha; grandmother of six. Fu neral Monday. June 30. 1958, 10 a.

at chapel. 1021 W. 19lh street. Interment Bohemian National. CAnal 6-3023.

FLYNN Emma Flynn. of 4159 S. Campbell avenue, beloved wife of Ed ward fond mother of Irene ie- minskl. Edward M. John, and the late Francis.

uneral Monday, 9 a. from I I I I funeral home, 2616 W. 38th street. o. Our Lady of Good Counsel church.

In- Lev' 3J.ot 2737 W. beloved hus terment St. Mary's LAfayette 3-0980. FOI.LETT Otto L. Follett.

age 92, June 26, 1958, beloved husband of the laic I Emma. Services Monday. 1 p. at I chapel. 3905-07 N.

Lincoln un-l dcr auspices nf Keystone lodge. No. H.I9, 1 A. V. 4t A.

M. Member of Scottish Kite. Valley of Chicago; Medinah Temple, and I Sthnaben Verein of Chicago, Interment I Graceland. FORTIN Louis A. Fortin.

loving husband of Edna, nee Kane, dear brother of Lynn. Joseph. Estelie Zaczack. Joseph. and the late Howard Fortin, and Romulf Hilbron.

Services will be held Saturday, at 9 a. at St. Mary of the Lake Catholic church. New Buffalo. Mich.

Burial Cal vary cemetery, Evanston. 111. sr.nl-i;n nf 127 Coolidge avenue. Libertyville. June I 26.

1958. beloved -wife of Walter W.I dear daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hewlett. At McMurrough chapel.

128 E. Park avenue. Liberty-1 ville, where services will be held More I day, June 30, at 2 p. m. Interment private.

FRIEL-rCaiherine- E. Friel, fond daugh ter of the late Hugh and Catherine: sis-1 ter of the late Neil, John. Hugh. James. Edward.

Joseph, and William Friel. Member of court No. 232. W. C.

F. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel, 5911 W. Madison street, to St. Thomas Aquinas church.

Interment Mount CarmeL Please omit flowers. EStebrook 8-7500 FI RGAfiON Allen I. Furaason of Downers Grove, beloved husband of the late Minnie; father of Murta! Clme; grandfather of four. Services Saturday 1:30. at funeral home.

4343 Alain street. Downers Grove. Interment Sioux City. la. WOodland 8-1000.

I V. ivamrya a. vawsan, oc- aHS C. xr Ao -T7 the late Teresa. Llllian'joseph, Mary, Richard, and Josephine.

Funeral Satur- day, June 28, 11:30 a. from fu-1 ncral home, 6621 W. North avenue, to I St. Edmund a church- Mass 12 noon. Interment Calvary.

Village 8-3010, EStebrook 9-5151. GA ARE George- F. Gaare Sr. of 139 S. Pine.

Arlington Heights, beloved husband of Dora, nee Gerdau: dear father of I George fond grandfather of Leslie I Ann and Thomas dear father-in-law I of Celeste; fond brother of Henry. Wil- liam. Edward. Elsie Doyle. Charles.

Otto. Bertha Berlin, and Clara Grimm. Resting at tunerai home, zuiiii K. isorthwest at Prindle, Arlington Heights. Funeral Monday.

2 p. St. John's United Church of Christ. Interment Memory Gar oens. LLxaroroot s-aJ GAYLORD John B.

Gaylord. beloved husband of Mildred II. Gavlord; fond father of Dorothy Gaylord; dear brother of Gladys E. Gaylord. Funeral at chapel, Burlington road.

Riverside. Saturday, 2 P. to Woodlawn cemetery. Please omit flowers. Riverside 7-2261.

GEARMAN Henry J. Gearman. Cary, husband of Camille, nee Kopacek; I at her of Mrs. Robert tRutbl Ferry fond grandfather of Mary Elizabeth. Barbara, and Kobert; brother of Mrs Arthur I Elizabeth Chamberlain and Mrs.

Edward (Elsie) Lawrence. Resting at Warner cary-Grove chapel, Cary. III. Funeral services Saturday at 2 p. m.

in chapel. Interment Rand Hilt Park cemetery. Memorials may be sent to the Cancer GESKE Richard Ceske of 8105 N. Ot tawa street. Niles.

beloved husband of the biicci, lies, vcitivcu aiDinu ut inr late Margaret, nee Simon: dear father of John loving father-in-law of Frances two grandchildren: fond brother of Mary Crawford. William. Max. Walter. Herbert, the late Emil and Gug Geske.

and Lydia Harder. Resting at funeral home. Lee at Perry street. Dea Platnes. Funeral mass Monday, 10 a.

St. John Brebeuf church. Interment St. Mary cemetery. VAnderbilt 4-5155, GOLDMAN Elaine Goldman, nee Kastil.

age 46 years, of 2739 Jarlath avenue. beloved wife of Joseph; loving mother of Enid Deutsch. Vickl Masover. and Michael: dear daughter of the late Victor and Fannie: fond sister of Sylvia, Mtiton. Edward, and the late Isadora and Samuel.

Services were held Friday. Information, ROuers Park 1-2400. GOLDSTEIN Samuel O. Goldstein of 2503 E. 84th street, beloved husband of Goldie: dear father of Shirley Berezin: loving grandfather of Madelyn, Konna.

and Janice Berezin: dear son of Lena and the late Morris; fond brother of Ruby, Jack, Harry. Albert. Rebecca Kaiz. Ethel Moxness, Annabelle Libby and itosnand Marcus, services Monday, I I I I jaiurqay, jUB, zg, 1958 DR. FLANDERS, ARGONNE AID, IS FOUND DEAD Math Director Leaves Note for Wife Dr.

Donald A. Flanders, brother of Sen. Ralph Flan ders Vt. and director of the applied mathematics division at Ar-gonne National laboratory, Lemont, was found dead yesterday in his home at 5618 Kimbark a v. He was 57.

Vr. Flanders The cause of death was not determined but police said that Mr. Flanders was suffering from ulcers and other ailments and may have swallowed an overdose of a medicine prescribed for him. Leaves Note for Wife They said Mr. Flanders left a note addressed to his wife Sarah, in which he wrote "I can't bear to go back to the lab.

There are too many decisions to make and I fee that I am not capable of mak ins these decisions. I am worth more in dollars dead than alive. Thy Own Darling." The Atomic Energy commis sion said Mr. Flanders had top secret clearance at Argonne and was not under investiga tion. He was senior mathema tician at the AEC installation from 1948 until 1956, when he was appointed head of the ap lied mathematics divison.

Mr. Flanders was born in Pawtucket, R. I. He received a bachelor of arts degree from Haverford college, Haverford, in 1922, a doctor of phi losophy degree from the Uni versity of Pennsylvania in 1927, and was a National Re search council fellow at Princeton university from 1927 to 1929. He also studied at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Leaves Two Sons He was a professor of math ematics at New York university from 1929 until 1948, tak ing leave of absence from 1943 to 1946 to head the com puting section of the theoretical physics division of the AEC installation at Los Ala mos, N. M. Besides his widow, Mr. Flanders is survived by two sons, Peter Flanders, professor of music at Hood college, Frederick, and Stephen Flanders, who is to enter Haverford this fall, and by two daughters, Mrs. Ellen Lindop of Grand Rapids, and Mrs.

Jane Ziff of Chicago. HUSBAND HELD IN GUN KILLING OF HIS WIFE, 42 A man sought since last Sept. 18 for the gun slaying of his wife was arrested early yesterday by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents. He is Raymond Waller, 27, seized in his room at 1703 N. Mozart st.

Police said Waller fatally shot his wife, Helen, 42, in their home at 3922 N. Nora then awakened his Mrs. Stella Jankow-ski, who lived with them, and told her whafhe had done. Richard D. Auerbaeh, agent in charge of the FBI, said Waller fled to Atlanta, after the slaying, and returned here two weeks ago.

Waller was turned over to BOY, 11, SLAIN AS PLAYMATES EXAMINE RIFLE An 11 year old boy was shot to death yesterday as he and three other boys examined a rl 4U- firct flnt T1 1 at 111 IK liic luot iwui iiai hi "829 S. Paulina st. "The victim, Herbert Robertson, of 1439 Roosevelt was pronounced dead in Illinois Research hospital. He was shot in the right side of the face. Police said the rifle was fired by Lee Aschoff, 12, of 1220 Augusta who was visiting his father, Paul Daz-20 at the Paulina street address.

The boy's mother is remarried. Police said the shoot ing apparently was an accident. They refused to release the names of the other boys. Gainsborough Portrait Auctioned for $63,000 A Jf a Thnrwell. beloved wife of the late Viaeo: fond sister of Ruth Qinat.

William, and! the late Frank T. Thornell: illiana Jr. and Arlene ThomcU. Helen Lcdr, and Adolph Kasmussen. Resting at funeral home.

6938 W. North avenue. Service Monday, 1 p. m. Interment Forest Home.

MErrimac 7-4441. REILLY Johanna Reilly of 7847 Hohman avenue. Munster. fond mother of Maurice Joseph. George, Mrs.

William A. Blake, aod Sister Mary Joan Patricia. B. V. M.

Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from Burns funeral home, 8415 Calumet avenue. Munster. to St.

Thomas More church. Mass at 10 a. m. Interment Calvary cemetery, EvansSS3s III. TEmple 6-5000.

NH A TV John N. Beinhard. beloved husband of Mary; dear father of Adeline Castro: brother of Christina. Rose 1 wren-ski, and the late Adam. Funeral Monday.

9:15 a from chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road, to thir Lady of Mercy church. Interment Si Joseph s. Kildare 5-6220. ROSENTHAL Jack Uacobl Rosenthal of 1501 Granville, beloved brother of Frieda: devoted son of the late Caroline and Isaac. Services Monday.

10 a. at chapel. 5206 Broadway. Interment Moses cemetery. LOnsbeach 1-4740.

BC8XAK Mary Rusnak. nee Rusnak. beloved wife of the late Jacob loving mother of Jack. Mary Super. Michael.

John. Ann Lacki. Peter. Katherine Ko-lowski. George.

Eleanor Rolck. Martha Krasauskis. Evelyn Cullen. and Joseph: grandmother of 23: ereat-erandmother of nine; sister of Andrew Rusnak and Sophia Tascnciak. Funeral Monday, a.

m. Vim chapel. 2744-46 W. 5Jst streef St. Mary's Greek Catholic churcn.

Interment Resurrection. PKos-pect 6-7257. SHALLOW Daniel L. Shallow frctired police sergeant beloved husband of Rose, me Brien; devoted father of Geraldine Sweeney. John Rosemary Stitter.

and Daniel L. dear son ol the late Michael and Catherine: brother of of Mary Crowley. Maraaret Pierce, and the late John and Edward: grandfather of 14. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.

from chapel. 5218 S. Kedzie avenue, to St. Gall's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

Member Police post. No. 207. A. P.

B. St. Gall Holy Name society, and St. St. Jude league.

PRos-pect 6-3809. SHEA HA John I. Sheahan. beloved husband of Beatrice C. nee Stiles: dear father of Helen Copeland.

John Staler Mary St. Judith. B. V. William Judith Furst.

and Gerald brother ot Anne O'Connor and Marie Sheahan; grandfather of eight. Funeral Mondav. 8 30 a. from funeral home. 5018-20 Chicago avenue, to Our Lady Help of Christians church.

Mass 10 a m. Interment Queen of Heaven. Member of Holy Name society. COIumbus 1-O700. SLEZAK John beloved hux- oano ot tne late Kosalie; devoted father of John.

Rosalie Zack. Frank. Betty Suchy, Anne Lhotak. Thcrese tivte. and Helen Blaba.

brother of Sebastian. I- rank, and the late Anthony; grandfather of 11. Funeral Mondav. 8'45 a. an from chapel.

5218 S. Kedzie avenue, to St. Richard's chuich Interment Resurrection. PRospcct 6-3 SO 9. 8f ALLEY Freeman C.

Smalley. Calumet ran. June 26. 1908. beloved husband of Virginia L.

Smalley: fond father of William. Shirley. Donna. Ronna. Parol, and Joseph: brother of Oeoree.

Gladys Smith, and Howard. At chapel. 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Tuesday. July 1.

at 1 p. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens South. SMITH Harry T. Smith of 850 it. Springfield avenue, beloved husband of Henrietta, nee Godwin.

Service Saturday. 3 p. at funeral home. 3301 Fuller-ton avenue. I'leace omit flowers.

HODARO Pasquale. see Cozzl notice. 8PEIG I.MAN Sara Kpeielman of Lake Shore drive, suddenly, beloved h'rv-band of Helen, nee Becker. K.ving father of Sidney of Des Moines, Sophia it nun of New York City, and Minnie Ruth of Berkeley. five ararochildren.

Services were held Friday. Family at 3520 Lake Shore drive. Information. ROgerg Park 1-2400. STACK Dorothy P.etlley fMrf.

Arthur J. Stack. June 2o. 19o8. loving mother of Mrs.

Warren E. Adams and Miss Sti-zanne Stack: daughter of John F. Reil-ley Sr. and the late Mary E. Reilley; s-s trr of Mrs.

Virginia Bass and John Reilley Jr. Rosary Thursday evening. 7 o'clock, in the chapel of Cunningham ah O'Connor. 8540 Melrose avenue. Requiem mats Friday.

10:30 a. at St. Mary Magdalen church, interment Holy Cross cemetery. Los Angeles. Cal.

8TEINKEN Miriam Rode Steinken of Des Platnes. beloved wife of Kussell J. dear mother of Fred. Miriam Pisa-nelli, Russell J. Shirley Rom.

James and Dorothea: 13 grandchildren; fond sister of Loretta -Eck. Esther Stack. Ruth Hagen. Lillian Lemkc. Emma Bracher.

Adeline Kemp. Eleanor Robinson. Fred, and Cornelius Rode. Resting after 7 p. m.

Saturday, at funeral home. Lee at Perry street. Des Plaines. where services will be held Monday. 2:30 p.

ra. Interment family lot. VAnderbilt 4-5155. STEVENS Emma Marie Stevens, nee Jorgensen. formerly of S805 S.

Elizabeth street, beloved wile of the late Roily (Jack Stevens; loving mother of Charlotte Bolgcr. Virginia Porrey. Roily John L. Stevens, and Maurice Jorgensen; fond sister of Walter Jorgensen, the late Christina Moyer, and Roy Jorgensen. Funeral Monday, 2 p.

at chapel, 79th St. at Loom is blvd. Interment Mount Greenwood cemetery. TRianile 4-1187. STIFTER See Daniel Shallow notice.

STOIDT Mary Stoudt of 10023 8. Rhodes avenue, beloved wife of the laie William Ray; fond mother of Louis M. and William grandmother of six: sister of Bessie Fraser of Streator. I1L Services at colonial chapel. 783S Cortaee Grove avenue, Saturday, June 28.

10:30 a. m. Interment Riverview cemetery, Streator, III. Past worthy matron of Siloam chapter No. 119, O.

E. S. In lieu of flowers memorial gifts to Crerar Memorial Church Fund will be appreciated. RAdcliffe 3-0220. SWEENEY See Daniel Shallow notice.

TEGG ELA AR Peter F. Teggclaar. suddenly, late of 11759 Central Park avenue. Blue Island. dear brother of John Effie Goose n.

Henry Simon Albert Harry and the laie Richard. Ralph. Alice E. Marsh. Mary ruins, and Elsie Pruim.

Restine at chapel. 2429 W. 127lh street, where services will be held Monday 1 p. m. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens South.

FUlton 8-0014 or Ht'dson 3-0123. THOMAS See Turczynski notice. TOKARSKI Valentine Tokarski. nee Kit- niecka. late of 50.i4 6.

liacine avenue, dearest mother of John, Frank, and Jean Boderek; sister of Thaddeus and Celia Stryszak. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. tr from chapel. 133.1 W. 51st street, us St.

John of God church. Interment Resr urrection cemetery. YArds 7-6112. TIRCZYNSKI Evelyn Thomas Turavn ski. nee La pelie.

late ot ikj'Vw Cullerton street, loving wife of Frank Thomas Turczynski: dear daughter of Selma La Pelle; sister of Edward. Jean Ma honey. Alice. Dorothy and Lucille Smith; daughter-in-law of Frank and Marie Turczynski: sister-in-law of Chester and Jerome Turczynski. Funeral Monday.

June 30, at 10:30 a. from char-el. 1705-03 W. 18th street, to St. Pius' chcrch.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. CAnal 6-1246. CNRIXV Joseph J. Vnsian. H400 MeW vina.

Oak Lawn. buband of Mrs. Alma Unsinn; father of Mrs. Ruth Priest of Rupert. Idaho: brother of Mrs.

Theresa Pullman. Frank J. Unsinn. and Mrs. Mary McCracken: grandfather of three.

Funeral Monday, 10 a. at funeral home. 9117 Houston avenue. Interment local cemetery. Retired employe of Great Lakes Dredge and Dock company.

For information, REgcat 4-1670. WALTER Jeanette Walter, nee Le Beau. beloved wife of the late Frank: fond mother of Francis. Willia-n Walter, and Eleanor Kendzior. Funeral Monday, June 30, 9:15 a- from funeral home.

5350 W. North avenue, to Our Lady of the Angels church. Mass 10 a. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of Catholic Women's club.

TUxedo 8-8844, WARREN Daniel Warren, beloved husband of Dorothy, nee Clayton: fond father of Robert D. of Chicago. Geraldine Holt of Somerville. and John of Franklin Park: brother of Jerry Warren of Chicago. Dr.

John Warren of Butler. Kathryn Moore of Villa Park. Cornelius Warren of Lake Zurich. and Bart Warren of Chicago. Funeral Mondav.

9:30 a. from funeral home, 9568 Belmont avenue. Franklin Park. Mass 10 a. m.

at St. Gertrude church in Franklin Park. Rurial Calvary cemetery. GLadstone 5-2818. WIK TOR Catherine Wiktor, nee loving mother of Marcia: beloved sister of Edward Zondlo; dear sister-in-law of Bernice.

Funeral Monday. June 30. 1958. at 9:15 a. from funeral borne.

5247-53 W. Fullerton avenue, near Lockwood. to St. Catherine of Siena church. Interment St.

Adalbert cemetery. BErkshire 7-6400. WILSON John T. Wilson, beloved bus-band of Alma M. Wilson: dear father of Barbara ilson of Lake Forest.

Mar- garrt Hammond of Wauwatosa. stepfather of June Lougheed of Barrington and Victor Lougheed of Toronto. grandfather of three. Services Sunday. 3 p.

at funeral home. 149 Main street. Barrington. Interment private. Information.

DCnkirk 1-3411. Oakland and San Francisco. paper please copy. WIISON Lillie L. Wilson, nee Smith.

June 23. 1958, at Seattle, beloved wife of the late Edward; mother of IVonard W. Wilson; sister of Nellie Joseph lister and Nexie Smith. Reposing at funeral home, 2035 E. 7m at Jeffery blvd.

Service Monday. June 30, 1 p. ra. Interment Mount Greenwood. Member of Jennie B.

Howi-son chapter. No. 908. O. E.

a. bOuta Shore 8-1610. ZEILER Frederick M. Zeiler of 7021 IN, vvoicott avenue, nusoano, of bltzabeta V. Zeiler.

Services Monday. 1:30 p. at chapel. 1460 Sherman avenue. Evanston.

Interment Rosehill cemetery. Vses her of Loyal lodge. No. 1007. A.

aa A. Columbia chapter. No. 202. R.

JZ. Evanston commandery. No. 58. K.

and Medinah shrine. Past patron of Evanston chapter. No. 919, O. E.

and Retn-taida chapter. No. 43, White Shrine. UNiversity 4-7250. ZIEMBA Eline Jane Ziemba.

nee Dix- husband of Lor en a. ne Roth: loving father of Donald: fond grandfather of David; dear brother of Mildred Werner and Marge Oaks, funeral at funeral home, 4325 Lawrence avenue, at Lowell Monday, 2 p. m. Interment Rosehill, MUiberry 5-4400 KOJE8 Mary Koirs of 2622 W. 21st street, beloved wife of the late Steven loving sister of James Hawk: sister-in- law of Anna, uneral Saturday.

at chapel. 2654 W. 21st street Interment Bohemian National. Bishop 7-7240 EOWALfiKI MarloHe H. Hollsf Kowal ski, dear wife of Edward; fond mother of Grace Weber and William Holist sister of Ben.

Art, and Jim Netzcl, Mrs. Mable Anderson. Mrs. Esther Conway. Mrs.

Dorothy Martin, and Mrs. Frances Fox; grandmotner of four. Serv ice Monday, 10 a. at chapel. 2321 Chicago avenue.

Interment Eimwood. AKmnase 0-4575. KOAVALSKI Tecla CTilliel Kowalskl of 90.10 Exchange avenue, daughter of the ate Jacob and Mary Kowalski: sister of Pearl Przyborski: sister-in-law bf John A PrzborakL Funeral Monday. June 30, at 9:15 a. from funeral home.

2805 E. 87th street, to Immaculate Conception church. Interment Holy Cross ceme tery. BAyport l-lOoo, KRITCHt'NAR Edward Krftchunas. late of 4020 S.

Campbell avenue, dear son of Veronica Elliott; fond brother of Bernice I Martin Hoard. 1-uneral Tuesday, 9:30 a. m. from funeral home. tH4.

a Western avenue, to St. Casimir'S ceme tery. REpublic 7-8600. I'll HAJEC See Mattsey notice. LA.NDf I Sparky), see Cozzl notice.

af-s r-athrrin lfnhh notice LA t. see Catherine itoDbs notice. LA CSKR Helen I -an a ner. late of Ever- e'e Park. formerly ol t.

flOih street and Calumet Heights, wife of Adolph: dear mother of Mrs. John I Helen alker. Mrs. Martha Russell, Julius llusseli. Hudy.

and A. Langner: five grandchildren. Resting at funeral home. 79th street and Phillips avenue, tin III 10 p. Sunday.

Services. 10:30 a. Monday, at Trinity Lutheran church, 861 1 Exchange avenue. Inter ment Cedar Park cemetery. For informa tion.

SOuth Shore 5-ti9i9. LARKIV William F. Lark in. beloved husband of lorence. rue Burns: fond father of William.

Eileen McGarr, Patrick James, and Edward: dear brother of John. Peter. Harry. Sadie Johnston, and Harriet Krug. At funeral home.

5438 S. Halatrd. Funeral notice later. HOulcvard 8-0662. LKONHARDT Kathryn Leonhardt.

74 Merrill avenue, June 2a, IH.iS. beloved wife of Charles W. Leonhardt; sister of Ioris and Harry Ellis. At chapel, 2024 E. 75th street, at Jeffery boulevard, where services will be held Saturday.

June 28, at 1 P. m. Interment at con venience of family. FAirfax Berwyn avenue, band of Syrelle: dear son of Ina: loving father of Shirla Harris and MarJene Davis: three grandchildren: brother ot Cal. Ted.

Esther Blum Berg, and Joe Srrvices Monday. 1 p. at chapel. 1300 Devon avenue. Interment West- lawn.

Visitation Sunday. Please omit flow ers. contributions may be sent to City of Hose, lntormation ROgerg Park 1-2400. T. Wwd.

Sunnyside Beach. McHenry. Ill beloved husband of the late Alice loving father of Mrs. Orlo E. Campbell, Elmhurst: grandfather of Ann.

Nancy, and Elizabeth. Resting at the George R. Justen 4k Son funeral home. 106 W. Elm street.

McHenry. Services Saturday. 2 at funeral home. mi nr. t.

I oremz. -tioaeniy. 11352 S. Oakley. June 26, 1958.

be- loved husband of Rose Lorentz: dear father of George G. grandfather of three. At chapel. 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Monday.

June 30, at 11 a. m. Retired assistant principal of Morgan Park High school. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to Boys Town. Nebraska, or Chicago Heart fund.

LOW Theodore A. Low. June 25. of N. Adams road, Hinsdale, husband of Claire father of Richard A.

and Donald T. Member of Medinah temple. Resting at funeral home. 2d and Lincoln Street, Hinsdale. Services 2 P.

m. Saturday. June 28. at Union church. Hinv dale.

Interment Bronswood cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations to Cancer fund or favorite charity would be an- preciatfcd. FAcuity 3-0634. MACKFXSEN Michael G. Mackensen.

'13 Greenwood, Glenview. beloved hus- band ot lorence. uneral at Chanel i lnr. m. Interment Acacia OKchard a-2012.

MATTERS George S. Matters of Melrose Park, beloved husband of Grace; loving father of Wesley. Beulah Matters. Arthur Stella Larson. Harriet Novotny, George Mabel Lind, Clara Evans.

Cora Stoldt. Thomas. Marvel Seneer, and Grace Mat ters: 20 grandchildren; 31 great-grandchildren; two ereat-great-grandchildren. Resting at funeral home, 16th av. near Lake Melrose Park, where services will be held Monday at 1:30 P.

m. In terment Mount Emblem. Fillmore 4-0714. MATTBEV John A. Mattsey beloved husband of Mildred nee Kurhaiec; loving father of John A.

Jr. and William dear son of Anna Mattsey. nee Hrivnak of Clinton. fond brother of Olga, George 1 Martha I. James.

William I Pearl). Catherine George yelichl. Robert I Dolly 1. and Walter Betty 1: son-in-law of John and Suzanna Kurhajec; brother-in-law -of William TFranccsl Kurhaiec. Funeral 1 n.

Monday, from chapel. 5620-24 W. Irving Park road, to Trinity Slovak Lutheran church. Interment Bohemian Na tional. Visuing after 7 P.

Saturday. PEnsacola 6-9000 or MOnroe 6-3877. MATZ Dora Matz. nee Nordmeyer, sud- denly. beloved wife of Bernhardt: fond mother of Rose Wkht.

Betty Triebull. and Dorothy Ontl: grandmother of five; sister of Anna Mock. Rose Clincff. Henry. Margaret Doolittle, the late Fred and Lena Kesting at tunerai nome.

4115-17 W. 26th street, until Monday, 11 a. m. Will lie in state at Grace 1 jitheran church. 38th St.

and Karlov from 12 to 1:30 P. time of service. Interment St. John's cemetery, La Grange. LAwndale 1-3808.

MEITNER Tobias Meitner, June 25, 1Q58. late of 4122 N. Kedzie avenue. beloved husband of Fannie, nee sterner; fond father of the late William brother of Him Kanara, nies. Rnu Weber, the late Charles.

Frank. nd Andrew Aleitner. ana jonsnna Schneider. Funeral at chapel. 3100 Irvine Park road, Saturday at 1:30 p.

m. Interment Graceland cemetery. MEYER alter W. Meyer, beloved bus- hand of Acnes, nee rvauseda: fond lamer of Dorothy Mae: brother of Lydia Wal ters. Funeral Monday, June JO, h.jo a.

from funeral home. 5303 N. Western avenue, corner Berwyn. to St. Hilary's church.

Msss at 10 a. m. Interment St. Casimir's cemetery. LOngbeacb 1-6874.

MEYERS William I- Meyers of 1405 S. 51st court. Cicero, dear brother ot Klsie Virgl, Joseph. Bessie Smith. Clarence.

Evelyn. Myrtle Ulmsn. and the late George; ion of the late Joseph and Mary Meyers. Funeral Monday. June 30, 1:30 at Chanel.

6128-30 W. Zotn street. Ckem. Interment Mount Auburn. Member of Building Materials, local 780.

OLympic 2-0080, wood boulevard. Evanston. June 24. lsoa. son of the late Aaron and Addie Moore, brother of the late Mildred M.

Moore. Resting at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue. Evanston. Graveside services Saturday at 2:30 p.

in. in Memorial Park cemetery. MCCEK Josephine Mucek. nee Bobulski loving wife of Casimir: beloved mother of Frank. Leon.

Anna Keller. Florence Bo-i OUISSl ntaniey iusa. ii uu ru ixmcpuv-ski, Lillian Klein, and Walter: grand mother of 13: great-arandmotneT oi live. Funeral Monday, June 30. 1958.

at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home, 5247-53 W. Fullerton avenue, near Lockwood. to St.

Ferdinand's church. Interment St. Joseph' cemetery. BErkshire 7-6400. A TBI A Bertha Nathan, nee Linker.

of 4509 N. Whipple street, beloved wife of Fred: dear mother of Paul Albert, and Sanford loving grand mother of four: fond sister of Henry and Morris. Service Monday. 11 a. at chapel, 5206 Broadway.

Interment Jewish Waldheim. Please omit flowers. isitins at chapel Sunday. Information. LOnsbeach 1-4740.

O'CONSELL Amelia O'Connell, nee Kroll, wite ot William: dear mother of Marguerite Goldschmidt and Walter: lovina grandmother of four grandchildren: great-grandmother of one: fond sister of Gus Kroll, f-rieda Schleus- ner. Anna Shedak. Emu Kroll. Schredeja, Emma Bolek, Marie Kroil. and Hilda Zaruba Funeral Saturday.

1:30 at chapel. 2411 W. Chicago av enue. Interment Kim wood cemetery, inf. ARmitagc 6-2000 KASB S.

Be. C. Hand, notice, PANTEXJohn Panten of 2054 Hotchin- son street. June 26. 1958.

husband of the late Catherine, nee Gonnering. Member of Charles Duffy branch. No. 11, National Association of Letter Carriers. At chapel.

5501 N. Ashland avenue, where Masonic services will be held Saturday. June 28. at 2 p. under auspices of Paul Revere lodge.

No. 998. A. F. A A.

M. Interment est Bend, Wis. LOngbeacb 1-2645. PAYNE Harry B. Payne of 2910 Harri- eon sireei, wun.

the late Jennie K. Payne; father of the ate George T. Payne: two grandchildren: brother of Catherine. Thomas, and Joseph Payne. Services 1 1:30 a.

Saturday, at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Lvanston. Interment Rosehill cemetery. 'S" Jif. Downers Grove, beloved wife of Klein of the late Martin: mother of John Alfred E-, Mrs.

Helen Brown, and the late Lillian P. Anderson and Ldward Peine: grandmother of six: great-grandmother ol seven. Services Monday. p. at funeral home.

4343 Mam street. Downers Grove. Interment Mount Greenwood. Mem ber of aldeck chapter. No.

3( 9. V. L. S. WOodland 8-1000.

PO LI ZOS James Polizoa, of 8054 Strong street. Norwood Park township, dearly beloved husband of the late Sophia, nee Bardo: loving father of Evelyn Paxni and Norma Pasel; grandfather of five grandchildren. Resting at funeral borne. 82ft Talcott road, at Cumberland. Para Ridge.

Funeral Monday, June 30, at 10 a. m. TAlcott A-Slii. PO5EIEL John Posedel. late residence 6916 Touby avenue.

beloved husband of Anna: toni father of Marie Wojtkiewicz, Anthmy Frank George and Helen Stark: grandfather of eight: brother of Rose Jediicka. Funeral Monday. June 30. at 9:30 a. from funeral home, 6754 Northwest highway, to the ihurcn ot St.

Juliana. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Member ot rancts lodge. No.

189. First Central union. Vets on Lake Cruise Sixty-five private yachts will take 350 hospitalized veterans on an all day cruise on Lake Michigan today. The veterans, picked up by Red Cross station wagons at Hines, Downey, West Side, and North Side Veterans administration hospitals, will be taken aboard the boats at 9:15 a. m.

from specially prepared boarding platform ax the Columbia Yacht club. DEATH NOTICES ADLER See Doris Broccolo notice. AMOLS David T. Amols. 4180 Marine drive, beloved husband of Sophia Mitze, nee Urensteen: dear father of Harold Mason and Selrrra Burns: three grand children: fond brother of Jack Minnie and the late Harry.

Services Monday, 1 P. at Chanel. 1 (08 Ikvo Entombment Rosehill, Member of Temple hhoiom and Mens club: Herbert Gor ney Cancer Research, and Jerome Sax auxiliary of Parkview Home for Aged Austin lodge. 1IOO. B-nai Brit and Nathan Goldblatt Society for Cancer Research.

Information, Park 1-2 4UU. ARNEVIK John Arnevik. beloved hu band of Annie: fond father of Arnold Service at chancl. 'V. Nonl avenue.

Monday. June .10 Interment Mount Oiive. Member of Car penters union, local 578; Municipal Em ployes union, local 46. and Ben Frank lin lodge. No.

962. A. F. A. ALbany 2-z48.

BARRETT Grace Olcott Barrett, beloved mother of Mrs. Phillip Jaynes: dear grandmother of Phillip Jaynes Jr. and Grace J. Hendon. Memorial services ai residence, 264 Wentworth avenue.

Glen- coe, Saturday, June 28. at 4 P. riease omit iiowers. BAUMG ART Bertha' Baumgart, late of 89o0 Exchange avenue, beloved wife of Michael: dear mother of Mrs. Joanne O'Leary.

Harold, Raymond, and the late Ewald Baumgart: mother-in-law of Do lores Carlson 1 Baumgart: sister of Henry inkbein. Mrs. Wanda La For est of Montreal, Canada. of Trinity Lutheran church. Resting at funeral home, 79th street and Phillips avenue.

Services 1 p. m. Monday. Interment Mount Hop cemetery. SOutb Shore 8-6959.

BEHRENS Richard A. Behrens. father of Kithard A. son of Clara an the late George brother of Edith t'arlo and George Jr. Funeral Mon day.

P. at Holy Nativity cnurch. 9:100 S. Pleasant. Resting at chapel, 734 W.

79th street, until 12 noon. Monday. Interment Oak Woods. BENSON Clarence V. Benson, beloved husband of Florence G.

nee Fish: dear father of Betty Lou Dohse. Joan Church ill, and Donald; fond grandfather of fou; brother of Ethel Ginenand. Mabel Bock. Services Monday, 1 p. at chapel.

4920 24 Irving Park road. In terment Kidgewood. Member of P. A. Kildare o-22U.

BLANKENHORN Meta Blankenhorn of 2424 N. 84th street, Milwaukee, formerly of Chicago, Thursday. June 2S. ae 9 years, beloved daughter of Augusta Blank enhorn: sister of the late Lillie Blanken horn. uneral Monday.

p. Schmidt Bartelt funeral home. 5050 liet street, la state after 10 Sunday. BI.OXDIX Mary McMahon Blondin. sud denly.

June 27, 1958. wife of the late Albert: fond mother of Lerov: sister the late Agnes Prosser: grandmotner of seven: great-grandmother of six. Resting at tunerai home, 318 N. Central avenue Austin, after 5 p. m.

Saturday. Funeral Monday at SI g. m. to St. Thomas Aquinas church.

Mass 11:30 a. m. Inter ment Calvary cemetery. Austin 7-0017, BODEREK Sec Tokarski notice. BRILL Morton tMartyl L.

Brill. 2454 Morse avenue, beloved husband of Fran cis, nee Feder; loving father of Lois Arenson and David: four grandchildren; dear son of the late Leon and Jeannette fond brother of Bene Kaplan of Los Angeles. Time Sarin of Los Angeles, Allan and Edna Lazar. Services Mon day, p. at chapel.

1300 Devon avenue. Interment Westlawn. Member of Ner Tamid congregation: West Rogers Park H'nai nth; aukegan lodge. L. O.

i. Kismet lodge. A. F. A A.

Northwest Planning commission, and Cov enant club. Please omit flowers. Informa tion. KUgers Park 1-2400. BROCCOLO Doris J.

Broccolo. pee A tiler, beloved wife of John loving daughter of Ruby and William Adler: dear sister of Miriam Lindahl, Fred, and Lmu Adier. Funeral Monday. June 30 9:30 a. from funeral home.

5350 North avenue, to St. Peter Canisius church Mass at 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carme cemetery. TUxedo 9-8844.

BURKE Sarah Burke, nee McGrath dearly beloved wife of the late Edward fond mother of Edward. Patrick, Ann Foley. Mary Newell. Margaret, the late William, Helen. James, and John; grand mother of lO: great-grandmother of 18 Funeral Monday.

9 a. from funeral home, .1,51 W. North avenue, to ternity B. V. M.

church. Interment Mount larmel cemetery. Member of Caraher court. No. 910.

W. C. O. and Mater nity M. v.

M. Blessed hacramcM society. lntormation. BLlmont 5-404 BURRIS William E. Burris, beloved hus band of Nellie, net Kyle; loving lather of Dorothy Lillwitz.

Evclya Waswo. Lila i.amacne. Alma. William, and Raymond dear brother of Lennie. Brandenburg Flavia Tudor.

Pearl Burrfi? and George: fond grandfather of George Kuschrl son ot the late Irene. Service Monday, 1:45 p. at chapel, 3421 W. Fuller- ton avenue, interment Irving Park ceme tery. BKunswick 8-2662.

CALANDRA Angela P. Calandra. nee Palma, beloved wife or Dominic; loving mother of Dr. Joseph. Mae Ben nett.

Victoria Benson, and Carl: grand- mother of 11. Funeral Monday at 10: M0 a. from -funeral home. 5515 Chicago avenue to Our Lady Help of hristians church. Interment St.

Joseph's. EStebrook 8-6030. CARR Bernadette A. Carr. pee Brady June 25.

1958, beloved wife of Thomas K. dear mother of Thomas: daughter of James D. and Patricia Brady: sister of Koberta Brady, uneral Saturday. 11:30 a. from funeral home.

2035 E. 79th street, at Jeflery boulevard, to St. Felicitas' church. Mass 12 noon. Inter ment St.

Mary's. SOuth Shore 8-1610. CASTINO Joseph B. Castino. beloved husband of Marie, nee Jacques: de.

voted father of Joseph. Leonard, and Eleanor Lucken: dear brother of John, and the late James, and Charles Castino, and Laura Ording. funeral Monday, 9:15 a. m. from funeral chapel.

2036 W. 79th street at Seeley avenue to Holy Redeemer church. Interment St. Mary's. HUdson 3-6202.

COOLIDGE Marie Knowlton Coolidge. June 2tt. 1dH. el 1.1,-I N. state park way, beloved wife of inthrop (ooltdge; dear mother of Knowlton Coolidge.

Jane Coolidge Stevens, and Mary Louise Coolidge Wearin. At funeral home. 221 E. Erie street. Services at Cathedral of St.

James. Wabash and Huron streets. Monday, 2:30 p. m. In terment private.

Please omit flowers. In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to St. Paul's Episcopal church, Kenwood. COR A DIN Carmella Corradlno, nee Anastasio. wife of the late Como: mother of Clara SaMno.

Lucille Bilotti, Dorothy Hanson, Jane Mary O'Lena. Rose Schnuckel, Daniel, Michael. Arthur, and fha late Albert; sister of Lu cille Martina and Daniel and Michael Anastasio. Resting at funeral home. 2O01 Vermont street.

Blue Island. Solemn requiem high mass Monday, 10 a. at St. Donatus' church. Interment St.

Benedict's. FUlton 5-0850. COVER Francis fDocl'O. Cover suddenly, of 2150 W. 76th place, beloved husband of Harriet, nee Burson: dear father of Francis I Mickey broth er or Mary.

Kthcl, and Melville, REsent 1-2800. COZZI Rosalia Cozzf. nee Martellaro. late of 905 S. Sacramento beloved wife of Ben: fond mother of Ann, Philin.

Marie. Lillian. Jerome, and Mar garet. Funeral from chapel. 2809 Har rison street, Monday, June- ju.

a to Mother Cabrinl church. Entombment Queen of Heaven cemetery. NEvada 8-2809. CROHE Richard I Crose. passed way Thursday.

June 26, South Bend, husband of Nellie; dear brother of William Croig of Bloomington, 111. Resting at chapel. 4152 Sheridan road. Funeral Monday at a. at Our Lady of Lourdes church.

Interment Calvary cemetery, Evanston. at 2 p. m. CZARXOWSM Walter William Crar-nowski. dear brother of John, Sister Mary Viventia, Bernice Behnke.

Frances Szczepanski. Clara Osiol. Stephen. Bernard, and Gladys Piotrowski. Resting at funeral home.

3656 W. Belmont avenue. Funeral Monday. 9:15 a. from chapel, to Su Bartholomew's church.

Interment Su Adalbert's. KEy Stone 9-O502. DALACKER George F. Dalacker. re tired police otticer, beloved husband ot Edna Dalacker, nee Maina; fond father of Marilyn Jarolin and George C.

Dalacker: dear brother of Fred and the late Charles Dalacker. Services at funeral home. 4332 Elston avenue, corner Pulaski road, Monday, June 30. 1:30 p. m.

Interment Ridiewood cemetery. Member of P- B. Retired Police association; Illinois Police association; Chicago Police post. No. 207, A.

and Schwaben Verein. If desired a memorial 1o Mayfair Presbyterian church memorial fund in Mr, Dalacker's memory would be appreciated. KEystone 9-6100. DK JOXCKHEERB Jerome B. De Jonckheere at Las Vegas.

June 24. beloved husband of Genevieve: loving son of Bessie Walsh De Jpnck-heere and the late Remi. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a. ra. from funeral home, 8243 S.

Ashland avenue to St. Leo's church. Mass 9:30 a. ra. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.

STcwart 3-7700. DIEZEL Oscar M. Diezel, beloved hus band of Mae. nee Enckson: brother of Henry Diezel. Service Monday.

11a. at Ev. Luth. church of St. Luke.

Belmont and Greenview avenues. Interment St. Ideas' cemetery. Lying is state at church from 10 a. m.

Monday until hour of services. Resting at funeral home, 1458 Belmont avenue. In lieu of Iiowers please make donations to St. Luke's building fund. John J.

McMahon Mass for John J. McMahon, 68, retired city policeman, will be said at 10:30 a. m. Monday in St. Thomas Aquinas church, 5112 Washington blvd.

He died Thursday in Hollywood, where he lived since his re tirement in 1952. He became a temporary police messenger in 1912 and was appointed a patrolman three years later, For many years he was asso ciated with Joseph Coffey, a sports promoter, and arranged many sports benefits for widows of policemen. A veteran of World War he was a member of Chicago Police post 207 and Voiture 220. Sur viving are his widow, May McMahon, and a daughter, Mrs. Joan "Skoczek.

1 Morton L. Brill err nji iiiuiiuil u. LtUll, Uv, OI CiD- I Morse president of M.JL.. Brill and company, restaurant supplies distributors, died yesterday in Michael Reese hospital. Mr.

Brill was a member of the North West, Planning commission and a member of the Waukegan lodge, Loyal Order 6f Iopse, and the Covenant club. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Frances Brill; a daughter, Mrs. Lois Arenson; and a son, David Brill. Services will be held at 2 p.

m. Monday in the chapel at 1300 Devon av. Mrtv Johanna Reilly Mrs. Johanna Reilly, 82, mother of Maurice T. Reilly, executive vice president of the Chicago Tribune-New York News Syndicate, New York, died yesterday in her home at 7847 Hohman Munster, Ind.

She was-the widow of the late Patrick Reilly. She also leaves two other sons, Joseph and George Reilly, and two daughters, Mrs. William A. Blake and Sis ter Mary Joan Patricia. Mass will be said at 10 a.

m. Mon day in St. Thomas More's church, Munster. Daniel L. Shallow Daniel L.

Shallow, 68, of 5628 S. Sacramento a re tired Chicago police sergeant, died yesterday in the Hines Veterans hospital. He had been a policeman for 36 years. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Rose Shallow; two daughters, Mrs.

Geraldine Sweeney and Mrs. Rosemary Stifter; and two sons, John E. and Daniel L. Shallow Jr. Mass will be said at 10 a.

m. Mon day in St. Gall's church, 5511 S. Sawyer av. Walter W.

Meyer Mass for Walter W. Meyer, 56, of 5722 N. Maplewood a retired employe of the Con tinental Illinois National Bank and Trust Company of Chi cago, will be said at 10 a. m. Monday in St.

Hilary's church; 5615 N. California av. He died Thursday. He retired Oct. 1, 1957, after 39 years in the bank's trust department.

Sur viving are his widow, Agnes; daughter, Dorothy Mae Meyer, and a sister. Frederick M. Zeiler Frederick M. Zeiler, 46, of 7021 N. Wolcott an attorney for the Bowman Dairy company, died yesterday in Evanston hospital.

Mr. Zeiler was active in Masonic organizations, was a member of the Executives Club of Chicago. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Zeiler. Services will be held at 1:30 p.

m. Mon day in the chapel at 1460 Sherman Evanston. a David T. Amols David T. Amols, 57, of 4180 Marine district manager of the Austin branch of the Chicago Motor club, died yesterday in Wesley Memorial hospital.

Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sophia Amols; daughter, Mrs. Selma Burns; and a son, Harold J. Mason. Services will be held at 3 p.

m. Monday in the chapel at 1300 Devon av. Grady L. Breece Services for Grady L. Breece, 55, who died Wednesday in offices of Construction Aggregates corporation, 33 N.

La Salle where he was a mechanical engineer, will be held tomorrow in Lutesville, Mo. Mr. Breece, who came to Chi cago a year ago, lived at 59 WT North av. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Charlena Breece, and a son, Dr.

Grady L. Breece Jr. Samuel O. Goldstein Samuel O. Goldstein, 53, of 2503 E.

84th st, owner of the i Meyers super food markets at 6002 State st. and 332 E. 58th i died yesterday in Michael Reese hospital. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Goldie a daughter, Mrs.

Shirley Berezin. Services will be held at 11 a. m. Monday in the chap'el at 6935 Stony Island av. Mrs.

Joseph B. Sherman Services for Mrs. Meta A.j Sherman, of Leland, 111., for-j mer Chicago resident, will be; held at 10:30 a. m. Monday inj the Renner chape in Belle-1 ville, 111.

She died Thursday in Billings hospital. Her hus-, band, Dr. Joseph B. Sherman, a dentist, survives. 1 Spokesmen for a i a drivers' unions asserted yesterday that issuance of additional cab licenses in Chicago would cause trouble in the cab business, impair service to the public, and reduce earn ings of drivers.

Several of them testified during the sixth day of hear ings being conducted by Wil liam P. Flynn, public vehicle license commissioner, to determine how many taxicab licenses are required in the city. Alfred Kamin spoke as at torney representing the Team sters joint council No. 25; local 777, Taxicab -Drivers union; and local 727, Teamsters union. Hits Additional Licenses We believe that additional licenses cannot be issued," he said, "without a harmful effect on wages and conditions of employment in the taxi industry." Kamin bitterly assailed a Northwestern university report recommending that li censes not be limited and that city control over fares be terminated.

Among those who told of linion benefits were Ray Schoessling, president of the Teamsters joint council, and Robert Marcov, recording sec retary of local 777, which represents drivers of the two major companies, Yellow Cab company and Checker Taxi company. Seek Former Permits Flynn disclosed that las Wednesday Yellow, Checker and Public Taxi Service com pany formally applied for 1,096 licenses, the they gave up under the con tract cab ordinance in 1937 But the applications made clear the companies wanted the licenses only if it is de cided, against their recom mendations, that additiona licenses are to be issued. Of 3,000 licenses under the contract ordinance, Yellow and Checker hold 2,595, and independents 405. The Illinois Supreme court has held in valid the 740 licenses issued to war veterans after World War II. BLAZE ROrTS 19 A fire that routed about 30 persons early yesterday caused $5,000 damage to the three story building at 4340 Lake Park av.

John Bcnham, 16th battalion, chief, blamed the fire on cigarets. FUNERAL DIRECTORS LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. 63D-ST. PHONE: WEntworth 6-0025 Monday MOORE Rhoda 3 p. m.

at chapel NORTH CHAPEL K501 N. ASHLAND-AV. FHO-VE: LOngbeach 1-2645 iTT'nniv A CO! TOX Harry At chapel 'til 10 P. I.KM r. William 1 p.

m. at chapel PANTKV John 2 P. m. at chapel RYCKOKF Nina T. 11 a.

m. at graveside VALSTED Esther 3 p. m. at chapel SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST.

PHONE: BEverly 8-2182 SATURDAY OTTAWA Julia 9 a. m. at chapel SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 2024 E. 75TH-ST. PHONE: FAtrfa 4-7X77 SATURDAY HATVFS 'Ella I.

2 p. m. at chapel LtOXHARllT Kathryn 1 p. m. at chapel Piser MEMORIAL CHAPELS-NORTH SOUTH NORTHWEST WEST CHICAGO C.

H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 104 YEARS 221 East ri SUperior 7-7709 CEMETERIES ACACIA PARK CEMETERY 3 graves, Elf section. Mrs. Rosa Hendrickson, Breedsville.

Mich. COMPANION lots 151 For sale, near world largest Bible Memorial Estates. ORchard 6-0524 after 3 CRAVE lot Choice location Ridge-vd cemetery, sect. 12, lot 286. Price fall McHenry 4 GRAVE lot on Monumem-dr.

Mount Emblem cemetery. Beautifully landscaped. ORsrtard 3-0493 MEMORY Gardens 2 grave lot. Eternal Light sec. Reasonable.

Hl mboldt 6-84H6 RIDGE WOOD cemetery 2 4-grav lota. S800. EAstgate 7-7772. -IN MEMORIAM HIRSH Ferdinand S. Hlrjh.

In loving memory of our devoted brother, who passed away five years ago today. MAYME K. HIRSH AND HANNAH H. HOFFMAN. DEDICATION ANNIl'NCEMENTS ALTER A dedication to Frank Alter, the beloved husband of Evelyn Alter, bunday.

June 29, 2 P. Chenitocta-over 18U and Harlem, gate 244. BRKWFR A monument will be dedicated to Rachael Brenner on Sunday, June 29, 1958. at 2 p. P.

O. W. cemetery, Waldheim. gate 37. GARLAND A monument will be dedicated in memory of A.

Stewart Garland, beloved father of Ray S. and the late Harry; grand-, father of Jill Joseph and Michael: brother of Dora Eisenberg, Emma Butch. Bertha Lipman. the iate Lewia, Maurice, and Joseph, on Sunday, June 29. 10 a.

at Rosemont Park cemetery, KOLKKV A dedication to the memory of Sam Kolkey, husband of Florence; father of Marcille per and Gene Kolkey, Sunday. June 29, at 12:30. West-lawn cemetery. Eastlake section. KVSATZKY A monument will be dedicated in loving memory of Minnie Ku-j sauky.

nee Silveritein. dear wife of Morris: devoted mother of Leonard, Kalea. and the late Herbert. Sunday. June 29.

2.30 p. m. Trestiner, gate 210. 16th and Harlem, wajaneun. SULTAN A monument will be dedicated in loving memory of Earl J.

Sultan, beloved husband of Jacqueline: devoted father of Leslie Annette; dear son of Tillie and Ed: fond brother of Albert. Jerome, and Leonard, on Sunday, June 29, 1958, 2 o'clock p. at Westlawa cemetery, Eastlake section. Cancer Research is Everyone's Responsibility. Your Memorial Gift or Bcauest Will Alake the Final Breakthru Possible.

Ta Deductible The Cancer Research Foundation 9 E. Jackson-blvd. HArrisoa 7-8855 Mrs. Winthrop Coolidge Services for Mrs. Marie Knowlton Coolidge, whose husband, Winthrop, is the retired president and founder of Chicago Copper and Chem ical company, 127th and Divi sion Island, will be held at 2:30 p.

m. Monday in the Cathedral of St. James, Wabash avenue and Huron street. She died Thusday in her home at 1350 N. State pkwy.

The member of a socially prominent Coolidge leaves a son, Winthrop Knowlton Coolidge, and two daughters, Mrs. Jane Coolidge Stevens and Mrs, Mary Louis Coolidge Wearin. George G. Lorentz Services for George G. Lo rentz, 67, of 11352 Oakley av.

former assistant principal of Morgan Park High school, wil be held at 11 a. m. Monday in the chapel at 2121 W. 95th st Mr. Lorentz died Thursday in Camp Eagle Crest, a boys camp he operated at Eagle River, Wis.

He was a past com mander of Beverly Hills Amer ican Legion post, No. 407, and a member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians Surviving are his widow, Mrs Rose Lorentz, and a son, George G. Lorentz Jr. John T. Wilson Services for John T.

Wilson, 68, of Ridge road, Barrington, will be held at 3 p. m. tomor row in the chapel at 149 W. Main Barrington. Mr.

Wil son, a bond and real estate broker, died Thursday in his home. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Alma M. Wilson; two daughters, Miss Barbara Wil son and Mrs. Margaret Ham mond; a stepdaughter, Miss June Lougheed; and a stepson, Victor Lougheed.

Mrs. Ada A. Gridley Mrs. Ada A. Gridley, 83, of 1511 Hyde Park died yesterday in a nursing home Mrs.

Gridley, a writer, was an honorary life member of the Illinois Women's Press associa tion. Her husband, the late William T. Gridley, formerly was a bus company operator in Chicago. Surviving is a daughter. Miss Marion El Grid-ley, author and lecturer.

BOY, 4, CRUSHED TO DEATH BY TRUCK IN ALLEY Gary Solit, 4, of 4746 N. Sacramento was crushed to death by a truck in the alley at the rear of 4821 N. Kimball av. yesterday He was pronounced dead in Swedish Covenant hospital. Edward Rook, 1023 Lake the truck driver4, told police he did not see the boy.

He was charged with reckless homicide. John Arnevik, 70, of 1646 N. Spaulding died yesterday in Walther Memorial hospital, where he was taken Thursday after he was struck by a motor scooter at Wa-bansia and St. Louis avenues. Bernard Nastali, 16, of 2228 Dickens driver of the scooter, was charged with failure tor yield the right of way and driving with a restricted license.

Up to midnight Thursday, 223 persons were killed in traffic accidents in Cook county since Dec. 31. Music Teacher Is Freed in Delinquency Case Andrew B. Owens, 30, of 5249 Indiana a music teacher at Wendell Phillips high school, was freed in Jury court yesterday on a charge he contributed to the delinquency of a 15 year old boy in Owens' car in a south side alley last Jan. 18.

Formal Dedication lr DAVID S. LEVIN June 29th, 1958 1:00 P.M. Westlawn Cemetery Evergreen Section Test Entrance 78DI Wist Montroj. Ave. i i i Harry Moor, of 325 Green- avenue.

Interment Westlawn cemetery. DOrchester 3-4920. GREEN BERGER Milton Greenberger. chairman of the Board of Select Metal Products June 2o. 19o8.

loving husband of Elizabeth: dear father of brothel "Vt Ralph- lovfn. r.ndlather of brother ''h-JmJ six. At funeral home. 6150 N. Cicero, at Hiawatha, until 1 1 a.

m- Saturday. Services Saturday. 3 p. at the Church of the Holy Spirit. Lake Forest, 111.

Interment private. The family has requested that flowers be omitted, in lieu thereof, donations may be made to the Church of the Holy Spirit. Lake Forest, 111. PEnsacola 6-3833 GRIDLEY Ada Antoinette Gridley. nee Robertson, of 1511 E.

Hyde Park boulevard, wife of the late William mother of Marion E. Services Monday. 11 a. at chapel. 5203 Lake Park avenue.

Interment private. HYde Park 3-0013. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Chicago Medical school. 710 S. Wolcott avenue.

HANDS Ben G. Hands, beloved husband of viola nee Wang: dear tatner of Clifford Walter -V. and Ruby M. Kane; brother of Florence Smith and the late Emily Cross. Annie.

Fred. Fraqk. Nellie, and Charles Hands: grandfather of nine; great-grand father of two. At funeral home, 12 Lake street. Oak Park, after 4 p.

m. Saturday. Services Monday, 1:30 p. nx. Burial Oakridgc.

Euclid 3-2818. HERMETET Ellen M. Hermetet. nee Thaver. June 25.

of 651 Melrose street. 4X5 naZl xinrfa frnm rhm.i v. Clark strect. to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. Mass 10 a.

aa. Interment fit. Joseph'. HOB B8 Catherine Hobbs, nee Lange, of Lisle. beloved wile of timer jr.

dear mother of Thomas; lovina daughter of Raymond and Stella, nee Murray; aister of Robert, Dorothy, Harriet. Betty. liin.ral hnm 3552 Southport avenue. Service Monday. 1 p.

m. Interment Eimwood. I HWIi.irJiwn i lift au. survivors daughter, five sisters, one brother, I nieces, and nephews. Restina at chapel.

73oO cottage urove avenue, a ner i Saturday. Kequiem mass Monday, 10 a. at SU tdmuna t-Piscopai i church, 6101 S. Michigan. Interment Miood Tcemetery: CrV PoinC Ind.

u.i.i. HOI, TH Allen Roy Holth. age 2H. sud denly. June 26.

ot Jleertieid. beloved ah nt and Mrs. Harold A. Holth: dear brother of Harold T. and Margue rite: fond grandson of Mr.

and rs. T. R. Holth. and Mr.

and Mrs. L. Lanaton. Restina ar chapel. 1913 Sheridan road.

Highland Park, after 4 p. ra. Saturday, where services will be held at 2 P. m. Monday.

June 30. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. HOMAX-Adelaide J. Tfoman. June 27.

1958. of 3531 N. Broadway. Services at tunerai home, 221 E. Erie street.

Monday. 2 p. ra. Interment private. HORN Otto F.

Horn tf 1620 Dempster street. Lvanston, nusband oi Lite father of Doris of Evanston and Arthur of Auburn, two grandchildren. Services Saturday, p. at chapel. 1 460 Sherman avenue.

Evanston. Inter ment private. Member of Kidaevtlle lodge. No. 10.

1. O. o. and Waytarrrs lodse. No.

1001. A. F. A. M.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to St. John Lv. and Kel. church. Evanston.

UNiversity 4-7250. HRIVNAK See Mattsey notice. IACt'LLO Rose marie, see Cozzi notice. JOB GEN SEN See Steven notice. LONDON, June 27 Reuters A Gainsborough portrait of William Henry, duke of Gloucester, was sold at auction today for $63,000 by' a bidder who said it was bought on behalf of an anonymous client in order that it should remain In this country." i' son.

suddenly. June 24. ot streamwood, beloved wife of Charles P. Ziemba; lovina daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Dixson. Resting at chapel, 1813 Sheridan road. Highland Park, where services will be held 1 P. Saturday, June 28- Interment Norm Snore Garden of Memories. 1 1.