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McCANN See Dole2al notice. 1 SET SERVICES Saturday, Oct. 20, 1955 SHAM JONES, OBITUARIES HUBBART Ralph D. Hubbart ot Detroit, formerly of Evanston and Chicago, Oct. 18, 1956, husband of Belle H.

Hubbart; father of Mrs. Alexander Carman Jr. of Northfleld, 111., and Mrs. Peter Fortune of Detroit, four grandchlliiien; brother of J. Rov Hubbart of Chicago.

Service 2 m. Monday at Memorial Park cemetery chape), Evanston. Please omit flowers. HUCH Marie Huch. beloved wife of t.he late Ernest; loving mother of George, Clara Fablsheck, Mary Thlesse.

Florence Dagian. and Eva Hollerbach; dear sister of Eva Schutz; fond grandmother of nine and great-grandmother of one. Funeral Monday. Oct. 22, 9:45 fc.

from funeral home, 5350 W. North avenue, to St. Genevieve's church. Mass 10:30 a. m.

Interment St. Joseph's. TUxedo 9-8844. HUFNAGEL Henry Hufnagel of 548 Sheridan road. Evanston.

husband of Olga Ralph D. Hubbart Services-for Ralph D. Hubbart, 75, of Detroit, former Evanston and Chicago resident, who died Thursday, in Detroit, will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in Memorial Park cemetery chapel.

Mr. Hubbart was chairman of the Allied Products corporation and a director of the Zenith Radio 3 DEATH NOTICES ar.SS Anna McGowan Bonn, Oct. 19. beloved wife of Thomas .1. Benn; mother of Thomas R.

and John R. Benn; daughter of Bridget Togher; sister of Hnrrv. Sadie Jana. Florence Garrlty. and the late Anthony McGowan; grandmother of Michael.

Colleen, and John Benn. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a. from funeral 6311 N. Clark street, to St. Hilary's church.

Interment Calvary cemetery. BLACKSTOCK Josephine Blackstock ol Fairfax. suddenly, in Evanston. Ill, sister of the late Edith Blackstock of Fairfax. CaL Memorial service p.

m. Sunday at chapel. 1100 Grcenleaf ave nue, Wilmette. Interment Fairfax, cai. in lieu of flowers contributions may be made to your favorite charity.

BLIND Willi am A. Blind of Casper. formerly of Chicago, beloved husband ol Josephine, nee Koenig: loving father of Marion, William C. Robert and Ensign Thomas A. Blind, U.

S. N. Resting at funeral home. 2701 W. 63d street.

Washtenaw avenue, after 10 a. m. Sun day. Monaay, 11 a. m.

inter-mint St. Mary's. PRospect 6-8300. BRAINERD Zella G. Brainerd.

nee Bowen, of 6347 S. Stewart avenue. Oct. 19. 1956, beloved wire of Harold; fond mother of Donald and Ralph White; dear stepmother of Elizabeth Eralnerd.

Zelda Kaufman. Ira. ana itennetn urainera sister of the late Vera Good and Ralph Bowen: crandmother of three. At ciapei, 316 W. 63d street at Harvard avenue, where services wm De nem juonany, uct.

22, at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. BIUNKMAN Emily Brlnkman. nee Schelp, beloved" wife of the late Edward; dear mother of Edna Mumm.

Elsie WIchmann, Edward, Roy, Irene, Helen Clark, and Florence Walczyk; of 10 grandchildren: and one great-grandchild sister of the late Minnie Formlller and George Schelp. Service Monday, 1:30 n. at St. Andrew's Ev. Luth.

church. 37th and Honore street. Interment Betha- Resting at chapel, 1939 W. 35tn street until Monaay noon. RllTtnETTE Robert T.

Burdette 9621 S. Charles street. Oct. 18. 1956.

beloved husband of Verona M. Burdette; dear father of Oram. Walter. Howard. Alton Dollie Hebner.

Robert T. William, Harold. Ralnh. and Dorothr Wenzloff. At chapel.

2121 W. 95th street, where servicen will be neia Saturday, uct. at 1 p. under the auspices of Equity lodge, No. 878, A.

F. A. M. Interment evergreen. BURGESS See Waldron notice.

CAFflLL Maurice T. Cahill. beloved hus band of the late -Elizabeth; dear father oi William Edward. Mary Carl son, Charles and Leslie; brother oi George, Lydia tnc late James, Mar? Gearr. William.

Patrick. Charles, and Leslie Benjmin; grandfather of 14 grandchildren. Funeral Monday, oct. a 2, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 3440 N.

central avenue, to St. erainanirs cnurcn Mass 10 a. m. Mount Olivet. CAPPETTA-p-See Senese notice.

CARLSON Alban J. Carlson, beloved hus band oi Dorothy; dear rather or Raymond and AImn Jeanne; fond grandfather of Lisa Ann and June: brotner or 'iaee ii. and four sisters and one brother in Sweden. Funeral Saturday In Tampa, Fla. In lieu of flowers please make contributions to the Cancer fund.

CARQUEVILLE Alex R. Carqueville. Oct. IS, of Highland Park, beloved husband of Alice; fond father of Jeffery and Katherine LeClercq. Rcstinc at chapel.

1913 Sheridan road, meniana artc, where services will, be held Saturday, Oct. 20 at 2 p. m. CARROLL Anthony D. Carroll of 1059 Loyola avenue, beloved husband of Marion loving lather of Dr.

James dear brother of Michael and Mary Draper. Funeral Saturday. Oct. 20. at a.

from funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue at Glcnwood, to St. Ignatius' church, 10 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet. ROgers Park 4-1617.

CESARONE See Tardugno notice. CLAMOR Dora Omor of Stevrnsville. passed away Oct. IS. at her residence, born Feb.

12. 1895. In Lucca, Italy, formerly of Chicago, coming to Ste- vensviue iy.J4. oeicvca wire oi simo; mother of Mrs. Frank Melchcr of Stevens- ville, Mrs.

Edwin Koehlcr of Waterloo. and Natallna Chlminetl of Chicago: sister pf Mrs. Rita ChimrntI of La Grange. Adlmma Biaglnl, Beatrice Fanucchl ol Chicago. Dirce cerveceni ot Stevens- ville, Mrs.

Frances Bates. Chlcipo. Sam Chlmente and Mario oi cmcago; grandmother of five. Funeral Ea.urday, at 9:30 a. to St.

Joseph's Catholic church. Mscr. P. J. Kenny otilclatlng Interment Rlvervlcw cemetery.

In Hew of flowers, donate to Cancer furd. CLARY Vcine M. Clary of 1310 Hood avenue, Oct. 17. 1956, loving father of Judith Hanley and vcrne m.

dear brother of Virgil. Viola Kress. Vir- gina Warren. Vivian and Wartln V. Clary, and the late Vincent m.

At cnapei, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, until 5 p. m. Saturday. Oct.

20. Funeral mass and Interment at New Hampton, la. LOg- beach 1-2645. CURCIO See Tardugno notice. DAGIAN See Marie Huch notice.

DALY See JuHa Fitzpatrick notice. BE ROF.R Anr.ln Dp Beer, nee Ki''nfr. 1st of 3411 Lemoyne street, beloved wife ot the late William: dear mother of Ann Sc vitl. I c'-c. By-'-' Rcnlna Acton.

Blllle Thomas. Lauretta. George, Catherine Holmes, and Dorothy; loving grandmother of 12- great-grandmother of 13. Services 2:30. p.

Saturday. Oct. 20. at chapel. 3234 W.

North avenue. Interment Arlington. BElmont 5- 0770. Josephine Dolezal. nee Chains, of 2S36 S.

Drake avenue, beloved wife of the late Josepri; fond mother of Helen Mccann ana 1.1 Doe i. uoiezai; grandmother of Barbara McCann. Serv ices Monday. Oct. 22.

10 a. at chapel. 3440 W. 26th street. Interment Woodlawn.

Bishop 7-9802, OLympfc 2-1023. DUNN Henry A. Dunn, beloved husband 0: the late Mary Monahan Dunn; dear father of John Joseoh and William H. At funeral heme. 412 N.

Austin bru'evr d. at Lake street. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. to Resurrection church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Calvary. COlumbus 1-3203. FABSS1IECK See Marie Huch notice. ELNFELDT LcttiCla Oct.

19, 77 years old, formerly of Chicago and Oak Park, wife of the late Charles: mother of Mrs. David E. James; daughter of the late Charles and Eva Ksnnenberg; sister of the late Baldwin and Edna Shye. Serv ices win be held Monday. 10 a.

m. u. s. T.T. at St.

James church, Bclvldere. 111. Rosary will be said at Wltbeck-Whecler- Subien funeral home at 8 p. m. sunaay.

Interment Forest Home cemetery, 1 p. Monday in Forest Park. 111. FINGERET Dora Fing'eret, wife of the late Morris: mother of Beatrice Cogan. Interment In Los Angeles, Glasband mortuary, directors.

FITZPATRICK Julia Daly Fitzpatrick of 6734 S. Laflin street; beloved wife of the late Michael 'fond mother of Mary Elizabeth, Patricia Ann Glynn; sister of Ann Flanagan. Margaret watKins. Mane, Bugene. and J.

Allen Daly, and the late Catherine cenway. Lillian, and Franci: Daly; grandmother of Sheila, Marie and Mary catnenne uiynn. At luncrai nome, 69th at Justine street. Funeral Monday, a. to st.

Hrenoan's cnurcn, Interment Holy Sepulchre. GLAMAN Eugenie Fish Glaman, dear moth er 01 Johanna: sister 01 Burdette Bovec. Alma Hord, and M. G. Fish.

Resting at chapel, 1253-55 N. Clark street. Funeral Monday, 1 p. mr interment Mount Auburn. Information, superior 7-0913.

GLEES Anna M. Glees, Oct. 18, 1956. 67 years, beloved wife of the late Anton; dear mother of Rose Crowe, Katherine Dcmes. Sister M.

Aviia. O. S. Anna, Elizabeth Richards. Clare Young: grandmother cf 13: er at-lira r.

dm other of one, Funeral Monday, 10 a. from chan'l. 2114 Irving Park road, to St. Benedict's cliurch. interment St.

josepn cemeiei. JUnlper 8-6336. GOIIKOS Joseph F. Gorkos, beloved husband of Veronica; loving father of John. Mlphapl.

Mflrv Kosar. and Barbara Swiss; toother of Barbara Rayter and Matthew of Yugoslavia; grandfather of inomas Kosar, Barbara Swiss, Roger, and Garry Gorkos; father-in-law of Olga Gorkos and Casimir Swiss. Funeral Monday, iu a. from funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, to St. Robert Beliarmine cnurcn, Interment St.

Joseph's. GRABBE Walter Grabbe, fond brother of Martha Hepner; uncle of Evelyn Dlestel and Dorothy Fogelberg. Funeral Saturday, 11 a. at chapel. 3100 Irving Park rd.

Interment Elmwocd cemetery. GRAHAM Walter T. Graham of St. mn net 19. 1956.

fond husband of Hazel Davidson Graham: broTher of Ada Longele. Burial St. retersDurg. nECKO Mary M. Hecko, beloved wife of tne late jonn; iona roomer 01 junn, Marie Poland.

George, ana tne late sgt, Joseph, U. S. Air Force; grandmother of Sister Edward Marie, O. S. eight additional grandchildren; sister of Mrs.

C. Mis 01 ncrwyn, iu. Mon day, 9 a. from chapel. 5911 W.

MariUnn street, to St. Thecia'S Churcn. Mass 10 a. m. interment Queen of Heaven.

EStebrook 8-7500. HENRIKSEN. George B. Henriksen Sr. of 9424 Jackson avenue, Brookfield, dearly beloved husband of the late Martha; fond father of Helen Slad.

Chester O. Henriksen. Ruth Goodwin of Indiana, B. Henriksen Henry W. Henriksen.

Grace Schenk of California, and Robert W. Henriksen; brother of Walter and Carl Hendricks. William. Henry, and Arthur Henriksen; grandfather of 22; great-grandfather of 10. Service Monday.

2 p. at funeral home, 3452 Grand Brooklield. Interment Woodlawn cemetery, in lieu of flowers, make contributions to Heart fund. HUnter 5-6489. HOFFMAN Dr.

Matthias Jams Hoffman. beloved husband of the late Alice, nee Sommers; fond father 01 Joiui and Thomas: grandfather of three. Past Grand Knight of St. Rita and Our Lady of Fatima, K. of C.

councils, member of American Legion, Glendale post. No. 805. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel.

5908 S. Kedzie avenue, to St. Gerald's church. Oak Lawn. Interment St.

Mary's. GRovehlll 6-0090. IIOLLERBACII See Marie Huch notice. HOLMES Walter H. Holmes, Oct.

18. 1956, late of 2142 Farwell avenue, beloved husband of Ruth dear father of Mary Louise Broxham and Warren H. Holmes; fond grandfather of Gregory, DoukUs, Jeffrey. Larry, and Debra. Resting in chapel, 5149-51 N.

Ashland avenue, at Foster, until noon Monday. In state In Unity Lutheran church, Balmoral and Magnolia avenue, until time ol service, 2 p. m. Interment Rcsehtll. Member of Swedish Club of Chicajo.

-LOngbeach 1-5147. McHUGH Gertrude E. McHugh, nee Dam rauer, 01 921 Eimwooa avenue, fcvanston, beloved wife of Bernard J. McHugh; fond mother of Joseph Thomas Paul and John B. McHcgh; sister of Mrs.

Joseph Thamm and Mrs. Joseph Stephenson. Funeral Monday; 9:30 a. from funeral home, 1571 Maple avenue. Evanston, to St.

Nicholas church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment All Saints ceinetzryj UNlversIly 4-0251. MILLER Horatio J.

Miller, Oct. 16, at uasersiieia, lormeriy 01 Maywooa, beloved husband of Elizabeth, nee Buch-heister; father of Beth Hill: and Harry J. Miller; brother of Charlotte Marwlg and Harriet, Helen, Fred, and Edward Miller. Services Monday, Oct. 22, 1:30 p.

at funeral home, 301 S. 5th avenue, at Maple street, Maywood. Friends may call after 7 p. m. Saturday.

Interment Oakridge. FHlmore 4-0100. MOONEY Nellie Connors Mooney, at River- dale, beloved wile 01 the late Michael J. Mooney; fond mother of Nellie Leonard, Thomas. Margaret Ronan.

and the late Michael Mooney; grandmother ol Eleanor Arndt, Lucille Wesley, and Kath-ryn Housing; great-grandmother of eight. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a. from chapel. 5516 S. Ashland avenue, to Sacred Heart church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet. PRospect 6-0031. MOSS Rebecca Moss of 702 E.

Slit beloved, wire 01 the late Charles; aear mother of Maree Walder, Joseph Max, Rose Berry. Samuel. Bernard, and the late Betty Weiss; 13 16 great-grandchildren. Services were held Friday at 1:30 p. m.

at chapel. 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment M. S. cemetery.

Waldhelm. Family at residence of Joseph moss, ohjly ugiesDy avenue MUELLER Andrew G. Mueller, age 73, be-. loved, husband of Susan, nee Schrlnsr; lond father of Andrew, Joseph. Marie Mayton, George, John, Charles, Ida Mas-sett, Dorothy Grimsby, the late Lawrence, Louise, Joseph, end Pvt.

Francis; grand-lather of 25: great-grandfather of 10; brother of Lena Galser. Josephine Thoma. and Mary Mueller. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a. from funeral home, 2616 W.

38th street, to St. Agnes church. Interment St. Boniface's cemetery Member St. Agnes Holy Name society ana Holy Faun court.

No. 502, C. O. F. LATayette 3-0980.

HUNK Margaret Munk, nee Schmlcker. beloved wife of Emil loving mother of Robert and Donald; fond grandmother of six; dear sister of Theresa Gregori and Sophie Bumford. Funeral from funeral home, 4325 Lawrence avenue at Lowell. Monday, 9:30 a. to St.

Edward's church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. MUIberry 5-4400. MUNROE Teresa Murphy Munroe, Oct, 18.

age 53 years, late of 10242 Ewing avenue, wile ol Robert mother of Mary Elizabeth MacLeod, John Robert B. David and Philip L. Munroe; 11 grandchildren: one great-grandchild; sister ol Lena M. O'Hern. Agnes Helen Cecil Francis J.

Murphy ol Buffalo, N. Mrs. Edward M. O'Connor of Silver Spring, Mrs. John M.

Muaroe of North Tarrytown, N. James G. Murphy of Pittsburgh, and the late Mrs. Leo M. Ditz of Ambridee.

Pa. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from mortuary, 10240 Ewlng avenue, to St. Francis de Sales church, at 10 a. m.

Interment St. Marv's. Friends may call at chapel Satur day noon. Buffalo. N.

papers, please copy. SOuth Chicago 8-0632. MURAWSKI Marcyanna Murawskl. nee Kozlowsld. Oct.

19. 1956. beloved wife of the late Thomas; dear mother of Walter, Thomas. Harry. Alice, and John; fond mother-in-law of Clara.

Bemlce, Dolores, and Henry Galazkiewlcz; sister of Stanley: dear grandmother of eight; great-grandmother of two. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from chapel, 1317 N. Ashland avenue, to St.

Stanislaus Kostua church. Interment St. Adalbert's. BRuns- wlck 8-3767. NEIMAN Alexander 3.

Netman of 3501 Reta avenue, beloved husband of the late Rae. nee Davidson: dear iatner 01 ur. Rpnlamln. Arnold of Los Anceles: Har riet Coatcs and Adallne Heller: loving grandfather ol five; greatgrandfather of three: lond brother or ixiuis, ai, oi New York and Ellen Services Mon day, 3 p. at chapel, 5206 Broad way.

Interment Isaiah Israel. NELEN Marie Murphy Nelen, late of 702 W. street, ociovea wiie 01 ueorge loving mother of Rita DIedrlch; fond ster of Annamee Bernotas. Helen Abder-halden and the late John Murphy. Funeral Monday, 9 a.

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

Mary's cemetery. STewart 3-7700. NESS Beulah L. Ness. Oct.

T8. 1956. be loved wile of Frank: dear mother of Frank Carol, and. Gerald; fond daughter ol Eva ar.d the late Charles M. Soren- sen; sister ol Muriel Green.

Girl Scouts leader of troop. No. 41, G. S. of A.

Service Monday. 1 p. at funeral chapel, 4338 Fullerton avenue. Interment Mem ory Gardens. BElmont 5-1610.

OBDRZALEK Krlstlne fTynlel Obdrzalek, nee Zderad, formerly 01 222s s. central xvpniie hplnvcrl wife nf fhp Ijit John Obdrzafek; loving mother of Antonette Barton: mother-in-law of William Barton; fond sister of Mary Treplna. Anna Opicka, Josephine Biazek, Katherine scnicnoier, Frank. John. Anton.

Joseph, Henry, and Charles Zderad. and the late Agnes Psajdl. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from funeral home.

2307 S. Lara mie avenue, to Mary Queen of Heaven church. Mass 10 a. m. Member of Karo- llna Svetka lodge.

No. 128, C. S. and Karollna Svetka lodge. No.

11. U. J. C. A.

Z. OLympIc2-0200, Bishop 2-1799. OZMINKOWSKI Bernice Ozmlnkovcskl. nee Plotrowlskf, late cf 9650 S. California avenue, wife of the late Walfer: lovlns mother of Iiene Mincqu.

Adela Schaeler, and Richard; grandmother of eight. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from luneral home. Kedzie avenue at 99th street, to St. Bcmadette's church.

Mass at 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. GArden 2-2000.

PANKE Lucy E. Panke. nee Meyer, of 1137 S. Clinton avenue. Oak Paik, beloved wife of Harry; fond mother cl Alice and the late Robert; sister of Martha Klauck.

Service Monday, Oct. 22. 2:30 p. nt funeral hlme. 6901-03 read.

Interment Woodlawn. Member of Circle chapter. No. 668. O.

E. and Oak Park Women's club. STanley 8-0904. PESKA Alex Peska. formerly of Chicago, away in Santa Barbara, Oct.

PETERSON Minnie Peterson, fond slstci of Mrs. Agda Harmr.n ol Jennie ol Sweden, and Gene. Resting at funeral home. 3918 W. Irving Park road.

Services Monday, 1 p. m. Interment Rose-hill cemetery. PETERSON Peter C. Peterson, late ot 4506 N.

Bernard avenue, fond son ot the late John end Mary; dear brother ol Hilda Dick. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. at chapel, 4245 W. Madison street. Interment Forest Home.

Member Chicago Printing Pressmen's union, local No. 4. PET OR ELLA Pearl C. Petorella, nee Ganta. beloved wife ol the late Dominic; loving mother of Mildred Ct-lumbatto.

Sylvia Propogglo, Julia Studio, end the late James; fond grandmother of nine; great-grandmother of two. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 4300 N. Central avenue, to Our Lady of Victory church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of New Italian Union Women's auxiliary. PAllsade 5-4300. rFLUEGKR F.ml'.le Pflueger.

nee Von Elt-zen, dearly beloved wife of the late Lawrence; fond sister of Mary, Julie, the late Albert. Anna. Dora Berger, and Rose Pflueger. Resting at funeral home; 4138 W. North avenue.

Service 2 p. m. Monday. Oct. 22.

Interment Waldhelm. Information, BElmont 56812. POKLENKOWSKI Mary R. Poklenkowskl. Oct.

18, of 3447 N. Kildare avenue. De-loved wife of Aloysius dear mother of Alice LuchettI and Margaret: loving grandmother of Anthony; fond mother-In- law of Joseph LuchettI: daughter of L. F. Nemccck; sister of Evelyn and Jane Hanzlik.

Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from funeral home, 2058 Webster avenue, to St. Hcdwig's church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. HUmbolt 6-0809. FOLAND Sec' Hecko notice. POPPELREITEU Frank Poppclrelter, age 91, of Lemont, dear husband of the late Margaret, nec Heinz; for.d father of Bernice Ostrom and the late Mildred Armstrong; brother of Mrs. Peter Ricken.

Mrs. Charles Finley. Simon, and William. At funeral home, 501 State street. Lemont.

Funeral mass Monday, 10 a. St. AlphonSus' church. Interment church cemetery. POSLUSZNY Joseph Posluszny, late ol 204 5 W.

Iowa street, husband of the late Josephine; devoted father or Walter, Edward, and Frances: fond father-in-law of Lottie Posluszny and Henry Kleca; dear brother ol Sophie Pitner and Vinrcnt Posluszny; loving grandfather ol Marilyn and Robert. Funeral Monday. 9:30 from parlors, 834-38 N. Ashland avenue, to Holy Innocents church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. HAymarket 1-5800. RASMUSSEN Richard Rasmussen StC. be loved husband of Marianne, nee Speclale; fond lather of Robert, and Marianne: dear son of Mrs. Marie Breese; loving brother of Elmo and Mrs.

Karen Strahs. Service Saturday, 1 p. at chapel, 441 W. Ncrth avenue. Interment Mount Olive.

Michigan 2-1234. RATHBURN Harriet Rathburn. ege 82, Oct. 19, 1956. fend mother of Clarence E.

Bacus. Mrs. William E. Aiken. Harold C.

and William H. Rathburn. At chspel. 2121 95th street, where services will be-hcld Monday, Oct. 22, at 1 p.

m. Interment Mcunt Hope. RILEY Robert L. Riley of 10929 Well-worth avenue, Los Angeles. husband of Harriet: lather of John E.

Riley and Patricia Ann Miller. Services Oct. 20 at' Gates, Klngsley Gates mortuary. West Los Angeles. RUXTZ Minnie Runtz, Oct.

18. dear sister of Marsareth and the late Rose. Cather ine. Mary Purck. John.

Jcseph. and Henry. Funeral Saturday. 11:30 a. from mortuary, 1356 Wellington avenue, to St.

Alphonsus church. Mass 12 noon Interment St. Boniface's cemetery. SAWYER Charles sawyer cf Toledo, formerly of cnicago, beloved nusoana of Bertha; dear brother of Howard. Service Monday, 2:30 p.

at chapel. 124-126 Madison street. Oak Park. Interment Woodlawn. Masonic service under the auspices of Austin H.

Scrogin lodge. No. 1034. A. F.

A. M. SCIIAACK Albert Schaack, beloved husband of Mabel; father ot Mrs. Ruth Stein. Mrs.

Priscilla Smelko of Gary, Ind. and Mrs. Janet Beck of Richmond. stepfather ot Clitton H. Lando of Verona, N.

and Harry Lando of Chevy Chase. grandfather of three; great-grandfather of one. Services Saturday. Oct. 20, at 2 p.

in chapel, 4717 Broadway, interment RosehUi cemetery. LOngbeach 1-2966. Alexander R. Carqueville Services for Alexander R. Carqueville, 83, of 271 Hazel Highland Park, retired president of Rclland and Carqueville Lithographic company, Chicago, no longer in existence, will be held at 2 p.

m. today in the chapel at 1913 Sheridan Highland Park. Mr. Carqueville died Thursday in his home. He was a charter member of the Exmoor Country club and a former member of Union League club and the Chicago Athletic association.

Surviving are his widow, Alice; a son, Jeffery a daughter, Mrs. Katherine C. Le Clercq; four grandchildren, and two greatgrandchildren. Mrs. Marie D.

Stiehm Mrs. Marie D. Stiehm, 64, of 7421 N. Damen died yes terday in Evanston hospital Mrs. Stiehm had been a secretary with the national office of Sigma Alpha Epsilon frater nity for 10.

years. She was the widow of Ewald, one time football coach and athletic director at' the University of Indiana. Surviving are two daughters, Miss Catherine M. and Mrs. Curtis G.

Fuller. Services will be held at 10 a. m. Monday in the chapel of the fraternity's Levers Memo rial chapel, 1856 Sherdian Evanston. Earl H.

Kane Sr. Rites for Earl H. Kane 63, of 313 Fairview Dia mond lake, chairman of the Lake- county zoning board of appeals, will be held at 2 p. m. todav in the First Methodist church, 419 Brainerd -av.

Libertyville. Mr. Kane, who ied Thursday in his home, was a retired farmer and past president or the Lake County Farm bureau. Surviving are his widow, Lpuella; four sons, Earl H. Mitchell, Roland, and Melvin; two daughters, Sarah and Mrs.

Ruby Bauer, and his mother, Lena. Barney Lewin Services for Barney Lewin, 64, of 5520 South Shore who retired in 1944 as merchandise executive for Maurice L. Rothschild with which he was affiliated 33 years, will be held at 11 a. m. Monday in the chapel at 6935 Stony Island av.

Mr. Lewin, a Chicago resident all his life and a World War I overseas veteran, died Thursday in Michael Reese hospital. Surviving are his widow, Lee, and a daughter, Jill Carole. jMrs. Hugh Beelman Mrs.

Cora Stahl Beelman, 85- of I611 Chicago Evans- ton, a resident of Evanston 40 years, died yesterday in her home. Surviving are her husband, Hugh retired president of Knudson and Mercer Lumber company, 28 E. Jackson and a daughter, Mrs. Helen Mercer. Services will be held at 2:30 p.

m. Monday in the chapel at 1567 Maple Evanston. Louis Zimmerman Louis Zimmerman, 52, of 7725 Niles Center Skokie, operator oft a cocktail lounge in the Commonwelath Pine Grove died yesterday in Augustana hospital. Services will be held at 2 p. m.

Monday in the chapel at 3019 Peterson av. He leaves his widow, Betty; three daughters, Mrs. Patricia Agins, Marsha, and Sandra, and his mother, Rose. Walter H. Holmes Services for Walter H.

Holmes, 64, of 2142 Farwell sales engineer for 45 years with the Otis Elevator company and a member of the Chicago Swedish club, will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in Unity Lutheran church, 5409 Magnolia av. He died Thursday in his home. Survivors include his widow, Ruth; a daughter, Mrs.

Mary Broxham, and a son, Warren H. Henry Hufnagel Henry Hufnagel, 63, of 548 Sheridan Evanston, for 31 years a certified public accountant with the firm of Lybrand, Ross and Montgomery, died yesterday in Evanston hospital. Services will be at 1:30 m. Monday in the chapel at 1460 Sherman Evanston. He is survived by his widow, Olga, and a son, Henry B.

LOW COST FUNERALS Chapel Locations i SERVING ALL XHlCAGOLANDi A w. liL Ml SCHMITT Mathlss N. sctmitt, 5225 Hoff man street, Skckie, beloved husband ox Marguerite, nee Prtters; near father ot Phyllis and Bstty McKiEizson; grandfather of Robert Josph; brother of Clark and Anton. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. from funeral Tiome, 8G57 Miles Center road, Skokie.

Mass 9:30 a. St. Peter's church. Interment All Saint'. ORchaid 3-6111.

SCHROEDER Lena Schrofder, ne man, beloved wife of the late John dv dear mother of Clara Kosoci. Carl. John, Louise Anderberg. Anna-Relter, and Caro-v. line Charvat: sister of the late Frcnk cf Peoria; grandmother of 10 grandchildren.

Service Monday, 2 p. funeral home, 11 58 BeUnont avenue. letesmeiifc Eden cemetery. SCHWEDE Rose Schwede, nee Bierwlrtii, Dciovea wiie or koocti raouir of Elmer Edward C. Robert and Marshall grandmother of four eleht great-grandchildren.

Service Moni day, Oct. 22. 2 p. ro. at funeral home.

3440 N. Central avenue Interment Mer mortal Estates. SENESE Clarence Scscse. suddenly, bc- loved nusoana or jjonna; nee aju al loying father of Cindy: dwted sen Frank and Etta Senese nw fond brother of Mrs. Louise Robert.

Mrs. Gloria Kczmare. and tit late Francis Senese. Funeral Monday 8:30 a. from chapel, 1702 W.

S9tbw street, to St. Msry of Mount Carmel church. Interment Holy Sepulchre, PROS- pect SEVER A Marls Severs. biTlr.g wife of Joseph: dear mother of Jcsoh Agnes" Clark, and John; fond grandmother cf lour. Funerei Monday.

Irons'-chapel, 1729 S. Htlsted. to St. Joseph', church. Interment Our Lady tf 6-1344.

SKORUP Albert Sorup. 2945 60th street, beloved husband cf -Catherine, ne Conlon; dear sen of Mar? lad th- laic Michael; brother or Michael. Charles? Elsie Kozacek, Lucille Partacz. the late Martin, and Edward; ferother-in-Iaw ot- Ann and EstcIIe Skorup, Frani RciacS and Stanley Partacz; son-in-law of -Tbosisu and Bessie Conlon: uncle' of Charles Jr. Kenneth -Shot-up, Timothy.

Mar; Lou, and Martin Kozacek. Funeral Mon- day, Oct. 22. 9 a. from 2744-46 W.

51st street, to St. church. Interment ber of St earn litters traion, local No. 5E7.f PRospect 6-7257. A SMITH Carrie Smith, belosred wife efi- the late William Roblison snutn: ceiny-- beloved mother cf Mr.

Ccnlc- Scherdluv Mrs. Mildred Pller, William Archer. and Frank of 13- great-grandmother of four; sister of O. Duncan. Joyce and Rsggic Duncan.

neral Monday, 1:30 p. at chapel. 5911 W. Madison street. Ictenntrxt Mount Olive.

EStebrook 8-7500. SPRON3S Harty N. 17, 1S56, beloved husband ol the late scar A father of Lauretta Diaz. Helen 3evina. and Marcus Sproni; grandfather of four; fc brother of Katherine Bartram.

and Ber- tha Relnsberg. Funeral serTiert Saturday, 2 p. at chapel. 7705 Cottage Crete-" avenue. Interment Beverly.

STEINBERG Louise Steinberg. Kee Hariri. beloved wif of Roasrt; iear snviner 01 Robert C. atid Srcy sister of Evelyn. Hadl, Anna Rudenga, Genevieve Benjamin, Jacob, and OK'e Hahn; grand-' mother of six srandchiidren.

Resting at parlors, 6451-53 S. Ashlsnd avtnue, til Monday morning. Service p. at Golgotha Ev. Luth.

church, Marquette -road and S. Wolcott avenue. Intermect Forest Heme. FRC-spect 3-0220. STEVENS Jennie M.

Stevens, Oct. 1S 1956. at hsr home, 910 Greenwood. Canon City. dear sister of fred; beloved aunt; formerly of Win-; netka and Chicago.

Born ir. Jollet of-' pioneer family. Daughter of William Wal lace and Althea Hawley Stevens. Member of D. A.

R. and Eastern Star. Service Monday. 10:30 a. Lakeside Canon City.

Cole, STOLBERC Dessa K. StolbFrg, 730 r.if- lov avenue, Lincomwooc, Dciovea Fritiof dear mother of Axel and WIT. Ham; grandmother of William snd SO y.anne; gieat-grandmothcr of Rom-rt W. Funeral 1:30 p. av Iur.zt al home.

SC57 N.les Center road, skot-'c Interment private. Member of Vilkyrte lodge. No. 1, V. Retard 3-6111.

SWEENEY B. Sweeny, belovea. husband or tuik; aear miner vi mu.u -fred, Dorothy Margaret, and the late Joseph: srandlathr of Ror-tid and Kathleen Keyser. At funeral hme. Irving Park road.

Service Mondsy, p. Interment Mount. Olive cemetery. TARDUGNO Sarafna Tarducno, nee Caso. beloved wile 01 me tat jotepn.

juvuis mother of Mrs. winc-rini Mrs. Rose Curcie: fond mother-in-law of Tcny Ccstrone aril Michael Curcie: grand- mother ol 10; great-grandmother ot IS-Funeral Monday. Oct. 22, 9:15 from funeral home, 4255-57 W.

DWisi' street, to St. Tarclssus' church. Interment Mount CarmeL A Lb any 2-3300, fc TATERKA Joseph Taierka. oelove-l father of Joseph Jr. and Mrs.

Dorothy Wisso5 loving father-ln-Uw of Sheryll -na William: dear brother- ot'Ttfrs. Msry Anther-, Mrs. -Fi'trl Casimir, Andrew, Mrs. Agnes AV- berdlng. and Leen- grandfather cr three.

Funeral Monday. Oct. 22. at 9:30 from funeral home. iCSl 'W.

Dickens avenue, to All Saints cathe-riraL -Into men! Polish AU Saints' AKmi-. tae 6-0552. TIIIESSE See Marie Huch not'ee. TOPPING Le Roy- Topping, zzSt denlv. ase 4 0.

beloved husband of Ei leen nee Hartian; barest father 01 Tcrrance. Eiieen, Brn, and Neal;" fond son or Melburn and the late EileSi-nee Coyle: brother of Edward Ray--mond Topping. Funeral Monday, 9 a. ff-a funeral hom-. 53o0t-W.

Ncrth avenue, to St. Angela's Mass 9:3 0 11. m. Interment Mount OH-vct. MfHiber cf Ock Park council.

of. Holy Name society, and 'Sheet Metsl Workers unior, local 73. TUseifl-9-8844. TREPTOW Etta 3. Trtptcw.

bc'oved 'frits or the lLte c-ri jcvjic 01 1 Walter B. Compton. Elizabeth Kickey, and Lavona Kerrigan: fend srarwimother-of six: grsat-crandniother of three. Ret--; ing at chapel. 2410 North avenue.

Services Mcnday at 1 p. m. Interment Montrose cemeters-. TRIPPEL Elizabeth Tippel. nee Maywood, bflovtd wife of the lafe Jacob; fond mother of Kathryn.

Anna. -Mueller, John, and Emrna grandchildren; 1 6 great-grandchildren. Resting at funeral homo. Lake street at 2d avenue, Maywood. Ucnn 7 p.

uctil Mcnday. 11 a. tn. Lyhiz in Ftais in St. Paul's Evangelical Luthenm thurch.

Melrose Park, from noes Mondar unttl-tlme of sen-ice, a p. Interment Gih--ridge. Fillmore 3-0014. VAN BEEK Cornelius TCascy! Van Beelc. age 77, beloved h'J5band of Christine.

nee Moes: dear father of Kale HoeS. stra, Richard. John. Pearl. Henry.

Leon- ard. Sylvls. SJnkel, Dcnld. and the iat Jeanette Shapen. At chPpel, 10834 S.

Michigan avenue, until iu a. n. -Services at Third Christian Kef. ciiurciu 109th ar.d Perry av. at 1:30 p.

m. Interment Fairmount. Friends may calK after 4 p. m. Saturday.

In lieu or JlowEra please make contribution to Eltm Christian school or Back to God Eou man 5-3534. VIVERITO Anjeline Viverito, btiove-i vlxe of the laie Joseph; loving mother of Frelda Pettlnco; lond grRndmcther or Louis. Joseph, and Sercuei cf tlx. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.

lrom chapci, 2950-58-Fullerton, at Sacramento, to Our Lady of Grace church. Solemn requiem mas lo a. m. Mount Carmel. Member of St.

Anne's sodality. EVerlade -4-35O0V WALDRON Johii J. Waldrcn. tats cr 5929 Damen avenue, loved husband of-Catherine Anne Waldron. nee loving father ol Patricis and Therese; dear son cf Thcins F.

end the late re McManu: loving stepsoa of Mary Walaron, nee Dcasy; fond brotfctr-of Thomas F. C. S. C. and Husn J-Waldron.

Funeral Monday, 10 a. from funeiEl home. 7013 S. Raceine ave nue. to Sacred Heart church.

Mass m. Interment St. Mary's f-inetery. Member John J. McDonald pest, V.

x. STewart 3-04 60. WEBSTER Betty Webster, nee Souhrads; beloved wif ol the late Wllilssn; darling mother oi William Buddy Webster;" dear mcthtr-in-law of Marie; loving sis-" ter of Aons Uhlir. Marie Hopf. StelK' Bozlc.

James Souhrada, and tfce Funeral 10:30 a. m. Saturday, Oct. 20, at Strang funeral rume. to SL Peter's church, Antipca.

at. 11 a. in. WELLS Harvey Hedenberg WcJis, dear ss of the late Mrs. Cherri'l Hsdenbenf Wells; devctea father Mrs.

Hugo tCherrill I Czi wonky cf Arlington, bes-Joved brother of Cecilia and. Mrs. Sinclair-Chcrrill Isabel; Moore; iorln: rrwid. father cf Jam.Es Harvey, Arthur I Helene: fond tiscle of DarJdU Wesley and the late Mi.rjiis Sinclair Moore. Resting at funeral hesee.

5703, W. Madison street. ijatsrday' Oct. 20. at 1 p.

re Inieriwimt P.csebUL Please. In lieu of flcwen. to Hi clubs HI Crusaders 1 cr Bartelms Club. AUstin 7-2012. WELTER Henry Walter, dear -son of Veronica aad Paul; feud brother ct.

Magdalene, Julia ISa-siUc, ti-i Mrs. veroft-' lea Benniesen. Func-rai Mcnday. Oct. 22." 9:30 a.

frcm funeral heme, 5200 Western avsnue. corner Fester, to Transligurat on ciiureh at 13 a- ra. In- terment St. Adalbert cemetery. LOngy, beach l-6jV4, f- WESSEL August Wessel, 23iiV 21st.

street, husband of the late Sary; lovinfc father of Clara Kiestac, 1 Lltiian atftt hagen. and Elsie; dear c-tind father Carol and Francis Rreaton. iicd Allen Stef-' enhagen: father-in-law of F.rsnk Krest.an and Charles Stelenheiten. Monday, 10 a. ro.

at 2tti4 W. ilsc street. Inte.ment St. 3Iifeop-7-7240. WHITE See Brainerd notlct1.

WIMMER Ralph E. Wirnimr. beloved riss-' band of the late SFtcUa; leving latter of Mrs. Mable NtLon. Hubert, El'orl? John.

Maurice. Perry. Stanley, the late Mrs. Eloyce Ixns: devcied grandfather of 24 ifraiiilcEdren snd five great-granc children. Restine at 851 E.

75th stifet. Serri-es 10 A. sa. Saturday. Interment Beverly.

ZDERAD See Obdrzalei notW. ZIMMERMAN Louis Zimmyi Zimmerman, age 52, of 7725 NlJcs Center rcd, Skokie, beloved husband of- Betty; deat father of Patricia, Aslns. Marsha, and Sandra; two sen cf Rose and the late Hny; brother of Jk oi Los Angeles. Frank, and William. Ssrrlcz Monday.

2 p. at chapel. 3010 Peterson. Interment WistUvn cemetery. li-Xormatlon, LOngbeaca 1-1833.

FORJOSEPHIN ILACKSTOCK Memorial services for Miss Josephine Blackstock of Fairfax, who attracted national attention for her 31 years of work as of Oak Park play-grounds, will be held at 3 p. Sunday the chapel at 1100 Green- Miss Blackstock leaf Wilmette Miss who died Thursday in Evanston hospital, retired in 1952 and moved to Fairfax. She was the author of several children's books, plays, and stories. Hundreds at Reception On' her retirement hun dreds of persons attended a reception in her honor, and she was given a new auto mobile. After a brief career as a newspaper' she went to work for the Oak Park playground and recreation board and was named director of the suburb's first playground at Lake st.

and Lombard av. Other playgrounds were added later. Under her direction, the playground system attained national recognition for its experimental work aimed at aiding children to grow mentally, emotionally, and physically. Some of Books Among her. books were "Songs of Sixpence," "Island on the Beam," and Rue Plays the Game." She was the daughter of the late Rev.

Joseph and Mary Blackstock. She had lived with her sister, Edith, who died Aug. 3. Find Carpenter Hanged at Building Project Otto Nelson, 58, of 1045 Barry a carpenter, was found hanged yesterday in the building under construction at 1825 E. 87th where he was working.

Other workmen found the body when they entered the building after eating lunch outside. They said Nel son had not seemed depressed. Police said his only known survivor is a sister in Sweden. IN MEM0RIAM CII.ML'IEN'Y Mary Chrmimy, Oct. 20, 1953.

we haven lorgotten. In our hearts your memory lingers. Always tender, fond, and tiuc. There is not a day, dear Mary, That we do not think of you. BEREAVED FAMILY.

DOI.AN xxilan. In memory ot your 16th anniversary. LILLIAN CURTIS. EICKE Edward H. Elckc.

In loving mem ory of my husband. Deep in my heart a memory is kept, OI one I loved and will never fcrget. LOVING WIFE. MAUD. GRANT Spencer K.

Grant. In loving mem ory ol our aear son ana Dromcr, wno passed away six years ago today. MOTHER, DADDY, AND BROTHER, SEROWKA Daniel C. Serowka. In loving memory of our dear son, brother, uncle, and nephew.

Years may pass but memories stay As' near and dear as ytslerdaV. DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS BLUMF.NFELD A dedication to Morris Blumenleld, Sunday, Oct. 21, 1 p. Westlawn cemetery. CRANE Dedicavlcn to Israel S.

Crane on Sunday, Oct. 28. at 1 p. Westlawn cemetery, Carnation section. GOLDSTEIN Dedication ol a monument In memory ol Samuel Goldstein, beloved husband of Rose: lathci of Jerome, Lawrence, Dorothy Nudclman, Sidney, and Thelma, on Sunday, Oct.

21, at 2 p. Westlawn cemetery, 7801 Montrose avenue, KRONENBERG A dedication to Martin Kronenberg. brother of Florence Geldman end Dr. Milton, Oct. 21, 11:30 a.

at Westlawn, NUDELMAN A monument will be dedicated In loving memory ol faam Nuaeiman, De-loved father of Betty Roth and Leon, Sunday, Oct. 21. 2 p. at Rosemont Park cemetery. 6758 W.

Addison. BOBBINS A dedlcaon In loving memory of Sol Robblns, father of Adrienne and Fred: brother of Leo, Mike Robbln, and Birdie Gunsberger of Los Angeles, Sunday, Oct. 21, 2 p. P. O.

W. cemetery, gate 37. Waldhelm. RUBIN Dedication in memory of Sarah Rubin, beloved mother of Sam. Charles, Harry, and Sandra Shapiro, on Sunday, Oct.

21, 2 p. Westlawn cemetery. TARIFF A monument will be dedicated in memory oi baran latuii, wiie oi ine laie Aaron; dear mother of Rosaline Traxler. Sam, ar.d Lionel, on Sunday, Oct. 21, at 2 p.

Odessa cemetery No. 1, Jewish Waldhelm, gate 123 on 18th street, entrance from Des Plaines avenue only. WEINSHENKER A dedication In memory of Morris J. Weinshenker, Sunday, Oct. 21.

12:30 p. at'Kleber's cemetery, gate 278, Harlem and 18th, WOLF A dedication to Tlllie Wolf. Sun day, Oct. 21, 2 p. O.

B. Waldhelm. FRATERNAL NOTICES BOHEMIA LODGE, NO. 943, A. F.

A. M. Will conouct services Jor Brother Anton Janes, Sunday, Oct. 21, 8 at chapel, 5218 S. Kedzie avenue.

MILAN E. BATKA, W. M. -ANNOUNCEMENTS- memorials FOR HEART RESEARCH Hold new hope for preventing heart disease. They are tax deductible, also bequests.

Chicago Heart 69 W. Washington CANCER CURE will be brought nearer by your neip: iWKe a memorial gut. CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION. INC 9 E. Jackson-blvd.

HArrlson 7-093 DEATH NOTICES ADAMS Deforest W. Adams, S. U. S. oe.ovea son ot meivin u.

Aaams ana Helen Godfrey; dear brother of Kin Adams, Robert A. Godfrey Allen Adams, and Lyn Ellen: dear grandson of Minnie Halkett and Earl D. Conlcy. Services Monday, 10 a. at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue.

Interment Glen Oak cemetery. ADKINS See Senese notice. ANGELSON Gust V. Angelscn, late ol 7713 Cornell, beloved husband or. Julia; fond brother of Louis Marie Angeison; dear uncle of Elll Gene, Gust, Donald, and Frank Angelscn.

Funeral Monday. 12:30 p. from chapel, 750D Stony Island, to St. Constantine's church. Interment Evergreen cemetery.

FAirfax 4-2900. BARTON Sei Obdrzalek notice. BEELMAN Cora S. Beelman of the North Shore hotel, Evanston, uct. J.

xuoo, wife of Hugh C. Beelman; mother of Mrs. Frank C. Mercer; grandmother of John F.1 Mercer, and Mrs. John W.

Sheldon: four great-grandchildren. Service 2:30 p. m. Monday, at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue. Evanston.

Private entombment at Memorial Park cemetery mausoleum. Please omit flowers. IllELEFELDT Fred C. Bielefeldt of 1804 S. Grove avenue, formerly ol Cicero; beloved husband of Barbara, nee Schwander; fond father of Lillian Sestak and Lorraine wink: brother of Lillian BernaUke, Wl Neuman.

and Jonn Wallace: srV- of Ruth Horton; ereat-crandfc of Klmberlee Horton. Service Oct. "0. 1:30 p. at funeral Iwrae, 6901-03 Roosevelt road.

Interment Oakridge. Member of -Good-- H3B. A. F. A A.

Medinah Temple; Ancient Accepted-Scottish Rite; Greater Chicago ledge. No. 3. O. O.

Bookbinders union. No. I. B. Intl.

Assn. of Printing House Craftsmen, and president ol fi. A M. Binder? Tan)ey 8-0904. ill 1 OF '20s, IS DEAD Composed I'll See You in My Dreams Hollywood, Fia Oct.

19 Ishsm Jones. 63, band leader and com poser of the old time hit songs It Had to Be You" and "I'll See You in My Dreams" died today at his residence. He had been ill of cancer about nine months. Jones in 1947 Jones, moved to Hollywood from Los Angeies about a year ago, was one of the top band leaders in the 1920s and 1930s. A native of Coal-ton, he retired from show business 18 years ago but continued to write songs, about 200 in all.

Studied in Chicago Jones, who played piano, violin, and saxophone, studied music in Chicago and organ ized his first band when he was 20. Later, as a vaudeville head- liner, he. toured the united States and Europe, appearing at the Kit Kat club in London. He was an early radio and recording star. Flayed College Inn He played four years at the College Inn in Chicago during the early 20s and was a featured performer in New York at the Lincoln, McAlpin, and Commodore hotels.

I'll See You in My Dreams was' his first hit, written in 1923. After that came a rapid succession of other songs, including The One I Love," Swinging Down the Lane," My Best to You," Wooden Soldier and China Doll," NO Greater Indiana Moon," On the A 1 a Thanks for Everything," and I Can't Be-lieve'lt's True." Survivors include the widow, Marguerite, who married Jones 38 years ago; their son, David Richard, now a soldier at Fort Stewart, and two brothers, Itichard W. Jones of Saginaw and Thomas L. Jones of Bald-j win Cal. PLASTER FALLS IN TIVOLI AND 7f) PF IN JTTRFn Ten persons were injured last night when plaster crashed down on their heads in the auditorium of the Tivoli theater at 6325 Cottage Grove av.

Police said they suffered only minor lacerations on heads or shoulders. Some 900 persons were in the 3,400 seat south side theater, when the plaster fell from the base of the overhanging balcony. George Brandt, district manager of the Balaban Katz chain, owner of the theater, said the plaster was 4 by 4 foot section of finishing plaster about Vz inch thick. Brandt said the incident caused no panic and the performance continued on its regular schedule after police removed the injured to hospitals. A city building inspector, Brandt said, reported that the damage appeared not extensive.

A full inspection of the theater, a show-place vhen it opened in 1920, will be made today. MRS. GLAMAN, NOTED ANIMAL ARTIST, IS DEAD Mrs. Eugenie F. Glaman, 83, of 4 E.

Ohio internationally known animal artist who was known as the "American Rosa Boriheur," died yesterday in Passavant hospital. Mrs. Glaman begain painting animals when she was a small girl on her family's sheep range in Kansas, sketching the family pets and range animals on the margins, 'of books because paper was scarce. She wop her first recognition in the early 1900s with an award at the St. Louis fair for a painting.

Mrs. Glaman was for many years a familiar figure in the Chicago stock yards, which she roamed at will with her easel and brush. Her paintings hang in collections and galleries thru-out the country. Surviving are a daughter, Johanna; two sisters, and a brother. Private services will be held at 1 p.

m. Monday in the chapel at 1253 N. Clark st. Bridge at Division St. Closed Today for Repair City Engineer Dick Van Gorp announced yesterday the Division st, bridge at Halsted st.

and the river will be closed for repairs from 8 a. in. to "6 p. today. The Randolph st.

bridge will be closed from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. tomorrow for repairs.

mm corporation and the Detroit Bank and Trust company. From 1910 to 1932 he was vice president of John Burn-ham of Chicago. Surviving are the widow, Belle, and two daughters, Mrs. Mattiebelle Carman, North-field, and Mrs. Charlotte Fortune, Detroit.

Mrs. Catherine C. Rook Mrs. Catherine -C. Rook, 56, df 5520 Carpenter st, died yesterday in Mercy hospital She was born on the south side and was the widow of William, an electrical engineer who died in 1943.

Surviving are six sons, Thomas, Robert, William, David, and Joseph: two daughters, Mrs. Ann Marie Andrejasich and Mrs. Alma Jean Pettit; her mother, Mrs. Mary Murray; a brother; three sisters, and 11 grandchildren. Mass will be said at 9:30 a.

m. Tuesday in Visitation church, 843 W. Gar field blvd. Mrs. Emma Feeney Emma Feeney, 69, of 8224 N.

Keeler Skokie, mother of Edward Feeney, Chicago Tribune sports pho tographer, died last night in Ravenswood hospital. Mrs. Feeney was the widow of Jo seph, Chicago city fireman. She also leaves two daughters, Mrs. Gordon Nack and Mrs.

Roy Knipchild; a sister, Miss Elsie Whilskey, and a brother, Henry Whilskey. Harvey Miner Harvey Miner, 40, of 1371 E. Oak Kankakee, a part owner of the Miner Business Machine company in down town Kankakee, died yester day in Methodist hospital, Rochester, Minn. Surviving are his widow, Pauline; two daugh ters, Nina and Judith: two sons, Edwin and Nelson, and his mother, Mrs. Nina Miner, and a brother, Nelson, both part owners of the company.

COUPLE FOUND SHOT TO DEATH IN APARTMENT Henry Johnson, 36, and his wife, Christine, 29, who were reconciled Monday after a three week separation, were found shot to death early to day in their one and a half room apartment at 2031 Lincoln av. Policeman Robert Merk said he believed that Johnson had shot his wife in the mouth, then himself in the head with a .38 caliber revolver. Neighbors said they heard the shots after the Johnsons returned from a tavern. I heard Mrs. Johnson say, Henry, put that gun away, or somebody will get said Mrs.

Minnie Edwards, who lives in an adjacent apartment. Merk said he was told that Mrs. Johnson had been threatening to separate again from her husband. Johnson came here from Tennessee and his wife from Alabama, where her son, Ronnie, 8, -by an earlier mar riage, lives. -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W.

63D-ST. PHONE: WEntworth 6-0g25 MONDAY BRAINERD Zolla C. 2 p. m. ft chapel NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N.

ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach 1-2645 SATURDAY CLARY Verne M. Sr. At chapel till 5 p.m. McELLYN Sarah 9:30 a.

m. In church YANDEV ENTER John C. 3 p.m. at chapel SOUTHWEST CHAFEL 2121 W. 9KTH-ST PHONE: BEverly S-2182 SATURDAY BUKDETTE Robert T.

1 p.m. at chapel MONDAY KEATING Le Rol 2 p.m. at chapel RATHBURN Harriet 1 P.m. at chapel SOUTHEAST CHAPEL E. 75TH-ST.

PHONE FAirfax 4-7177 SATURDAY WTsOCKI Marie O. 10 a. m. in church Piser MEMORIAL CHAPELS NORTH SOUTH NORTHWEST WEST CHICAGO C. H.

JORDAN CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 102 YEARS 221 East Erie SUperior 7-7709 AMPLE PARKING Wm. E. (Bill) Schmidt FUNERAL DIRECTOR PERSONAL SUPERVISION 3834 IrvtaE Paik-rd. IRvlnt 8-0668 -CEMETERIES- chapel HILL GARDENS WEST cemetery-Six grave lots: excellent location.

Wllmette'2042 collect SIX GRAVE LOT Sect. Mount Emblem cemetery, Elmhurst: S515. Hinsdale 4037. i GRAVES Chapel Hill Gardens West Miss Mendell 8-7700 WILL PAY CASH 2 grave lot. Fairmount Cem.

Call WAterfalt S-6487. Hufnagel; father of Henry Bernhardt Hufnagel; brother of Mrs. Louise Ken nedy or New yoric city, services Monday, 1:30 p. at chapel, 1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. Interment private.

In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Heart fund. New York City papers please copy. ITYLANDER Edward R. Hylander, telovei husband of the late Sadie; loving father of Paul Phyllis and Charles E. Restlnr at Chanel.

851 E. 75th street Services 1 p. m. Saturday. Interment Cedar Park.

JAKASA George N. Jakasa, beloved husband of Antoinette Tonka; fond father of George Rudolph, and Albert, also survived by five grandchildren. Funeral Mondf.7. Oct. 22.

2 p. m. "at chapel. 6217 S. Ashland avtnue.

Interment Ever green Park cemetery- PRospect 6-040U, JANDUS William L. Jandus Jr. of 3641 S. Scoville avenue, Berwyn, beloved father 01 cnerise and Mar: lovme son 01 wn- liam L. and Caroline Jandus.

Services Monday. Oct. 22. 1:30 p. m.

at cnapei, 0215 W. 26th street. Interment Woodlawn cemetery. PRospect 8-0700. JANES Anton Janes of 10231 S.

Bell ave nue, devoted husband 01 Mane: iona ia- father-in-law of r. Gustav W. Solfronk and Jean grandfather 01 two; great-crandfather of two. Funeral Monday, 1:30 p. at chapel, 5218 S.

Kedzie avenue. Interment Evergreen, Member of Bohemia lodge. No. 943, A. F.

A. and Spanish American War Veterans. PRospect -6-3809. JANOTA Anton Janota. Oct.

17, 1956. of 2455 N. Jansscr avenue, beloved husband of Katherine, nee dear father of Mary Leon. Edward, Sophie Gal-vin. Rudolph, and Tlllie Zlemann; grandfather of 12; Rreat-grandfather of three.

Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from funeral home, 2501-03 N. Southport avenue, to St. Josaphat's Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. Lincoln 9-0098. KAAD Shirley May Kaad. nee Oyen, be loved wife ot Heroert: acvotea motner 01 Joanne May: fond daughter of May V. Oyen Shackcl.

Services Monday, 2 p. at St. Luke's Lutheran church, 205 Prospect avenue, Park Ridge. Interment Forest Home cemetery. At rest at funeral home.

3301 Fullerton avenue, until 10 a. m. Monday. KEATING Le Rol J. Keating, 10600 S.

Lowe avenue. Oct. 18. 1956. beloved hus band of Elizabeth Keating; dear fattier of Robert Kcatlny.

At chapel, 2121 w. 95th street, where services will be held Monday. Oct. 22, at 2 p. m.

Interment Evergreen cemetery. Member 01 I. U. E. local No.

134. KF.EIIN Adolph O. Keehn. husband of the late Rcsa. Funeral at chapel.

3100 Irving Park road. Saturday, 2:30 p. under auspices of Lessing lodge, no. 557. a.

f. A. M. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. itl.ATJK Map TMarvl Klauk.

Oct 19, 1956, age 61, daughter of the late Peter and Anna; fend sister ol Adam, Leonard, Lorctta. Bcrr.lce Mayer. Grace Pocl, and the late Francis Glo-wlenke, and John. Funeral Monday, 9 from chapel. 2114 Irving Park road, to St.

Benedict's church. Interment Sit. Bonlfacc'Ji cemetery. JUnlpc-r 8-6336. Kl.OSTER Mary Kloster, nec Mlka.

loving wife of Adam: fend daughter of John and Catherine Mfka: dear daughter-in-law of Michael and Anna Giedl; sister of John. Anna BlaskI, -and Helen Szybowski. Funeral Monday. Oct. 22.

a a. from funeral home, 5247-53 W. Fuller- ton avenue, near Lockwbcd, to St. Gene vieve's church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. BErkshlre 7-6400. KONWET Joseph Konwct, late of 4728 S. Keelrr avenue, beloved husDena of Anna, nee dearest father of Lillirn and. Thaddcus; father-in-law of Chester Sztuczko; grandfather of Alexandria; fond brother of Helrn fThaddeusJ Pupa ind Maryann rciarcnce Kaul; nephew of Karollne Kolemba.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel. 4907 Archer avenue, to St. Bruno's church, interment Resurrec tion. REliance 5-7521.

KRALIK Mary Krallk. late of 1537 Chest nut street, beloved mother of Joseph of Arizona and Stefan. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a. from funeral home. 2245 W.

Huron street, to Sacred Heart church. Interment Our Lady of Sorrows cemetery. SEeley 3-5400. KRAUSE Irwin F. Krause of 503 N.

Law-ler avenue, Chicago, beloved husband ol Kathleen: fond lather of William E. Krause of Northlakc; loving grandfather of William Frankle, and Mlchazi; fond son of Emll Krause fond brother of Leroy, Elmer. Emll Lorretta. Vera and Dorothy. Funeral 1:30 p.

Sat urday, at funeral home. 5701 W. Division street, interment Mount trnDiem. Fin- more 5-0044 or Austin KRAVCAR Joseph Kravcar of 1 852 W. Celmak road, beloved husband of Frances, nec Mandel; levins father of Tekla and Joseph: brother of Frances Korenclc.

and Rose Leben ol Cleveland. fond grand' father of Thomas and William: dear fa ther-in-law of Roec Marie, nee Herclk, and John Kerzlch. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from chapel, 1943 W.

Ccrmak road, to St. Stephen's church, 22d place and Wolcott. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Resurrection.

Virginia 7-6688. KREGL Augusta Kregl, beloved wife of the late Joseph; fond mother of William Kregl, Blanche MerKei, ana weien Kuzicr.a; crandmother of Arlene Cook: great-grand mother of Dcbra Lynn Cook; sister of Anna Florian. Service Saturday. Oct. 20, 10 a.

at chapel. 3440 V. 26th street. Interment Bohemian National. BIshcp 7-9802, OLympic 2-1023.

KRISSMAN Fannie Krlssman. late of Dade City. formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of the late Charles: dear mother of Caroline KoIIsh, Muriel Harris. Michael. Phllmoure and Herman: fond sister of Francrs.

Sam. Henry Sal- Lillian Corman, and the late Sidney Saldinger; grandmother of 10; great-grandmother of one. Services Monday, 11 a. at chapel. 3019 Interment Rosehill cemetery, Please omit flowers.

Information, LOng- Deacn i-iauo. LA PORTE Anthony La Porte, age 73, late or 6755 Elm court. Brldgeview, Oct. 18 dear husband ol Rcse; fond father ol Nick. Joe.

Sam. Ben. Ed. Phyllis Sum mers, and Lena Guintoll; grandfather of 13; great-grandfather of three. Funeral Monday, Oct.

22, 9:30 a. from 7435 W. 63d street, to St. Blase'fi chu rch In term en St. Mary 's, Lobe 8-0330.

LATAL Gustave H. son of the late Gustave and Albertlna Latal; dear brother of Charles, Henry, Clara Suhr, and the Kriward. Rest Ine at funeral home, 4115-17 W. 26th street. Funeral Mon day.

1:30 p. m. Interment Concordia. LAwndale 1-3808. r.ATTTR Hubert Fred Lauer.

beloved hus band of Marie: loving father of Vincent H. and Marilyn Bierman; dear hrother of Adoloh of California. Anita Pinter, Carl, and Bertha Heyden: grand father of five. Funeral Saturday. Oct.

au, 10:30 a. from chapel, 3154 N. ClRrk street, to St. Gertrude's church, Glenwocd and Granville avenue. Interment St.

Boniface's, cemetery. LEEB Rpva Leeb. nee Steinberg, of 6701 N. Whipple avenue, dearly beloved wife of Ernest; loving mother ox ur. Aivin J.

ol North Hollywood. and Paul; devoted daughter ol Jennie and the late Philip Steinberg; five grandchildren: sister of Dr. Meyer and Dr. Harold ol Glcncoc, Jack Steinberg. and Rose Kirman.

Services Monday, 10 a. ct rhnpl 1 300 W. Devon avenue. Inter ment Fastover Society cemetery, Wald- hrlm. Member of Sisterhood ol West Rnprrs Park concregatlon: past president of Schaffer Schalnbaum auxiliary of Chi cago Consumption Aid society, and Sisterhood of Austin Jewish Community Center congregation.

For information can KOg-ers Park 1-2400. LEVEY Adele M. Levey, beloved wife of Milton; dear mother of Margaret M. Wall? ffranrimother of Barbara and Mar gie. At funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road, until 10:30 a.

m. Monday. Mass St. Edward's church, 11 a. m.

Interment All Saints' cemetery. LEW John Lew of 8153 Burnham avenue. Oct. 17, beloved husband of Frances, nee Dolemba: dear father of Emily Jablonskl. Adeline Bartczak, Cella Zonca, Al, Clem-pritlnp Wflltcr.

rhrlstine Nowak. Joseph. Theresa Kollboskl, Gertrude Gawel, and Mary; 1 3 grandchildren. Funeral Mon day, Oct. 22, 9:30 a.

from chapel. 8356 S. Marquette avenue, to St. Mary Magdalene- church for requiem mass at 10 a. m.

Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Inf. SOuth Chicago 8-1609. LEWIN Barney Lewin of 5520 South Shore drive, beloved husband of Lee, nee Seltzer; loving father of Jill; devoted son of the late Marks and Jennie Lewinsky; fond brother of Rose Balchowsky. Dr.

Phillip. Hattle Gottlclb of the late Henry, and Eva Korf. Service Monday, 11 a. at chapel. 6935 Stony Island avenue.

Interment Oak Woods cemetery. Visitation Saturday and Sunday evenings. DOrchcs-fcr 3-4920. LOEFFLER Marie A. Loelller of 12046.

S. State street, beloved wife of Herman fond mother of Vincent dear sister of Mrs. Anna Marleau and Miss Rica Mollema; grandmother of Daniel B. Services at chapel, 304 W. 119th street, Monday at 1:30 p.

m. Interment Fair-mount. LO BUE Vincent J. Lo Bue. beloved husband of Plerlna.

nee Azzaretti; loving father of Marie Frleh and the late Vincent devoted son of Fannie and the late Salvntore Lo Bue; fond brother 0 Sam Cantlnella. Joseph and Bernard Lo Bue, Mary Cantlnella, Frances Sutera, Antoinette Martello, and Rcse Ferraro. Funeral Monday, Oct. 22. 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 2701 W. 63d Street. at Weshtenaw avenue, to St. Clare of Montefalco church.

Interment Holy Sep ulchre cemetery. PRospect 6-B300. MARTIN Elbert H. Martin, late of 2519 w. Marouette road, beloved husband ot Mae Maudie.

nee WHson; dear father of Mrs. Lois Sinclair; fond brother of Mrs. Genevieve Wallln of Buchanan, and Mrs. Nonlne Biebe of Detroit. Mich.

Funeral Monday. 1:30 p. at fu neral home. 6845 S. Western avenue, to Oakridge cemetery.

Member of Lincoln Park chapter R. A. vega loage, A. F. Aj A.

Alice chapter. O. E. and Veteran Corpe, 2L 132d Infantry. 4 GRAVE LOT Hemlock sect, of Acacia Park.

Hinsdale 6535. 4 GRAVE LOT Evergreen Cemetery, Edge- wocd sec. GROvehlll 6-2897 ACACiA PARK 2 graves; choice loc. Primrose sect. $125 each.

Deerfleld 15 UNIT OF 2 GRAVES In Ridgewood Cem. Both 5100. COmelU 7-62S6 7-3645. THE i REpUbllC 7-8600. 7.