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MUNCH Raymond P. Munch, devoted hus TNG Mary Jung, 8704 M. Xmerald, de- (Elitrasn Sailg STributu DEATH NOTICES SAUNDERS DIES! OBITUARIES Oct. 15, 1953 VOTE REZONING OF S3 ACRES IN MID-CITY AREA band ol Mary nee Connolly; fond father of Raymond son of the late Peter and Mary, brother ot Amelia Daley, Marie Johnson, Peter, Edward, Helen Sweeney. and Richard.

Funeral Saturday. 8:45 a. from chapel, 6218 S. Kedzle avenue, to Most Holy Redeemer church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

FRospect 6-3810. gCALFORD Victor A. Seal ford, beloved hue- Charles Clark Dana oi Mary rnesi scanora, iona utner of Norbert and Winifred, the late Rev. Victor, C. Ss.

R. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. from chapel, 6911 W. Madison street, to St. Lucy's church.

Interment St. Adalbert s. EStebrook 8-7500. Mrs. Arinur Neumann Services for Mrs.

Frieda Neu NEIBURGER Celia Nelburger. beloved wife ORIGINATOR OF SUPERMARKETS Services for Policeman Charles Clark, 49, of 4900 Blackstone will be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow The city council yesterday approved rezoning of a 53 acre tract bounded by Addison Byron Campbell and the mann, 48, of 3141 Harrison SCHICK William A. Schick.

6313 W. 13th voted wue ot Jacob, iona motner oi Robert, Lauretta Stuiber, Elmo, and Nelson, grandmother of eight, sister- of Joseph and Anna Dlttle, Florence Hawes, Oliver Dittle, and Dorothy Conklin. Funeral Friday, 2:30 p. at chapel, 5218 S. Ksd-zie avenue.

Interment Evergreen. PRos-pect 6-3810. KAMPF Kathcrlne Kampf, nee Gibbs, beloved wife ol the late Gustav, fond nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday, Oct. 17, from funeral home, 2157 Irving Park road, to St.

Benedict's chapel. Funeral mass 9:30 a. m. Interment All Saints'. KAttETA Mary Kareta, late of 1917 58th court, Cicero, beloved wife of John, dear mother of Ulllan Harrison.

Clara Strber, and the late George, fond sister ot Clara Oehlke and Julia Schaefer, mother-in-law of Theodore Harrison, Elmer Styber, and Jeanette Kareta, grandmother of two. Services Saturday at 1:30 p. at chapel, 6507 W. Cermak road. Interment Bohemian National, GUnderson 4-6310.

KARMEL Anna Karmel, nee KUngman, be- in the chapel at 634 W. 37th st BOTH Augusta Both, nee Grate, beloved wife of the Rev. Arthur H. C. Both, mother of Victor Cordula, Nathaniel and Arthur grandmother of seven grandchildren, aister of Mrs.

Emma Claussen, Mrs. Emily Leimer. Anna, Lydia, and the Rev. Robert Grote, mother-in-law of Margaret and Catherine. At funeral home, 1145 W.

31st street, until Friday noon. Lying In state at First Trinity Lutheran church, 31st street and Lowe avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Oct. 17. 1:30 p. m.

Interment Concordia cemetery. LAfayette 3-6645. BRENNAN Marie Brennan, formerly of 7805 S. Emerald avenue, beloved daughter of the late Jamei and Mary Grady Brennan, fond sister ot Mrs. Nettle Raphael, Mrs.

Ann McMahon, John, James, Helen, Bernard Esther and the late Margaret Russell. Mitchell, and Frank T. north branch of the Chicago street, Berwyn, beloved husband of Ethel, nea Taube; two brothers and two Liters in Germany. Services Friday, Oct at 3:30 p. m.

at funeral home, 60V4gfc Roosevelt road. Interment Waldheim cemetery. sTanley 8-0904. Brookfield, mother of 12 and a Chicago area resident all her life, will be held at 2 p. m.

today in the chapel at 3742 Grand Mr. Clark, who died Tuesday in his home, joined the department of the late Morris, dear mother of Min-nette Barnard, loving grandmother ot Marsha Schrelber. Services Friday, 9:30 a. at chapel, $939 Stony Island avenue, luteimeai Oak Woods. Pleas omit flowers.

NEUMANN Frieda Neumann, nee Rlckert. of 3141 Harrison avenue, Brookfield. loving wife of Arthur fond mother of Grace Munro, Dorothy Kitching. La Verne Brookbank. Lorraine, Norma Jean, Arthur Delores, Paul, David, Arliss, John, and Jamea Neumann, sister of Bertha Gohr and William Rlckert, grandmother ot seven.

Services Thursday, Oct 15, 2 P. at chapel. 3742 Grand boulevard, Brookfield. Interment Woodlawn. Brookfield 214.

river. The ordinance changes the area from manufacturing, part of it becoming single family home area and part apartment SCHOENEMAN Wlllard Robert Schoeneman Brookfield. Mrs. Neumann died in 1933 and, while still a proba tionary policeman, won a credit able mention and extra compen ot 6340 Pamell avenue, freight router ox Railway Express agency. Polk Street depot.

Remains at chapel, 7509 Stony Island avenue. Funeral notice later. Information, FAlrfax 4-2900. house district. Tuesday in MacNeal Memorial hospital, Berwyn.

Surviving are her husband, Arthur, composing Made, Lost Fortunes in Chain Stofes Memphis, 14 Special Clarence Saunders, 72, sation for slaying a theater bandit. He was a plainclothes man assigned to the Loop for several years, until his health SCIDIERO See Marino notice. Brennan. Funeral Friday, 9 a. from funeral home.

Halsted at 76th street, to room employe of The Tribune; SENESE Sm Piccolo notice. St. Leo's church. Mass 9:30 a. m.

Inter- NORDLOF Gunnar Nordlcf, dear father ot ment Mount Olivet cemetery, STewart SHAFFER Elizabeth Shaffer. WestTille. failed and he asked to be trans five sons, Arthur Paul, David, John, and James; seven daugh 3-7700. erred near his home. He was 1 'i wno originated BRENNAN William E.

Brennan, beloved son of Ida Murphy Brennan and the late known to hundreds of pupils at The change had been urged by Aid. Fleck 45th and about 200 residents of the surrounding area at a meeting of the council building and zoning committee, which recommended the amendment. The chief opponent was Bodine Electric company, 2254 Ohio which wants to expand one of its plants there. Much of the area is occupied by the Mid-City Golf course, which was not lovea wue oi tne late jsarneu, dearly beloved mother of Philip of Toronto, Bernlce Sheriff of New YorU. Nathan, Martin, Sophia Magld, and Frances Klass.

seven grandchildren, and four great-grandchll-aren, fond sister of Rachel Wexler and Ciannah Adelman. Services Thursday, 2 p. m-at chapel, 3600 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Llabawitcher Congregation cemetery, Waldheim.

Family at Cohen residence, 6422 N. Albany avenue. KATZ Aaron Moses KatrS 3009 W. Gunnison street, beloved husband of Hanpah, fond father of Samuel. Sarah, and Leah.

Shakespeare school, where he Thomas, brother of Loretta S. Popemlck, Edith, and Funeral Friday, 9 a. ro from chapel, 5911 Madison ters, Mrs. Grace Munro, Mrs. Dorothy Kitching, Mrs.

La Verne Brookbank, Lorraine, Norma Jean, Delores, and Arliss, and seven grandchildren. the chain store and "made Piggly Wiggly a household street, to St. Angela's church. Interment Mount Carmel. EStebrook 8-7500.

BROENEN Marie Louise Broenen. nee Desau-tels, of 11 S. Austin boulevard, dear wife of the late William, fond mother of Bertha dear brother of Jennie Applebaum, Benja directed traffic at the intersection of 44th Lake Park, and Woodlawn avs. Surviving is his widow, Aline. I Mrs.

Clarabelle Beck Malejr Mrs. Clarabelle Beck Maley, 79, of 6930 South Shore tiagnar tnree orotners and one sister, grandfather ot William, Lois, and Sally. At funeral home, 391S Irving Park road. Service Friday at 1 i. m.

Interment Memorial Park. NOVAK Anton Novak, late ot 2110 W. 23d street, beloved husband of Frances, nee Pustaver: fond father ot Anthony. Resting at funeral home, 1941-43 W. Cermak road.

Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. to St. Stephen's church. 22d pL and Wolcott. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

Virginia 7-6688. ODELL Dr. Lester E. Odell of 900 I. 80th street, beloved husband ot Laura fond father of Dorothy Thelma Soellner and Dr.

Lester D. Odell, grandfather of two. Services at chapel, 7838 Cottage Grove, Friday, Oct. 16, at 1 p. m.

interment Joliet. IU. RAdcllff 3-0220. OIE John Ole, beloved husband of Mildred, nee Bunell: dear father of Lois. Alice, and Kay.

Resting at funeral home, 180 S. York street. Bensenville. 111., until 11 AiarouseK. jonn Arthur and the i I i word, died to- I day after an v' illness of two late Lillian Rlckert.

arandmother of Ber- min, juditn conen, am, tne late Leo and Samuel Kats. Funeral Friday. 10 a. at chapel. 3021 Lawrence avenue.

Inter operated this year. tha, William, and James Marousek, Doris Howard Schumann Indianapolis, Oct 14 Special! Howard Schurmann, 77, ment Stashever Vereln cemetery, Jewish Fleck said he expected the jans, ana caroi; mroenen, ana nve greatgrandchildren. At luneral home, IT Madison street. Oak Park. Funeral Friday.

Oct. waidneim. Please omit noweri. KLEM See Klemczyk notice. change to be challenged in the 16, 9:30 a.

to St. Catherine of Siena church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Queen ot widowof Thomas E.

Maley, died The wizard of self-service food merchan-d i i e. who id of the Independent Concrete Pipe corporation, died here yesterday. Schurmann, son of a German immigrant, was KLEMCZIK Zachary Klemczyk, husband ot the late Sophie, beloved father of Virginia Skarr, Edward and Edwin, grandfather of five, mother-in-law of Henry Skarr, Anna, and Charlotte. Funeral Friday at 9:15 yesterday in St. Anthony's hos Heaven.

BRUCATO See Piccolo notice. courts; that he thought it was a matter for the courts to decide. He argued property values would deteriorate in the neighborhood Saaeders pital, Michigan City. Mrs. Maley mother of Michael Chance Jonn r.

Shaffer, Mary Houdock of Chicago, Stephen Shaffer of Lynch. Elisabeth) Sleva, Helen Lattuada ot WeatvUle. Interment at Westvllle, Friday, Oct 16. SIKORA-fiteven P. Sttora, Oct 13, 195S.

beloved husband ot Mildred, nee Ivans: dear father ot Patricia Novlellt. fond grandfather of Pamela, son of John and the late Mary Slkora. Funeral Friday, 10 a. tram chapel, 4338 Fullerton avenue, to St Viator's church at 10:30 a.nu Interment St Joseph's cemetery. SM1GLEE Walter Smiglee, late of 5454 Cullom avenue, brother ot Andrew, loving uncle of Valerie, Bernlce Marron, Lillian Foley, Harry, and Virginia Guthrie.

Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, to Our Lady ot Victory church. Interment St. Adalberts. SMITH Emma L.

Smith, beloved wife of John Edward, dear mother of Enid Fen ton, fond grandmother of Emmy WUhelm and Donald, great-grandmother ot Carol Sue. At funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road. Service Saturday, 1:30 m. Interment Montrose. Member of Albany Park chapter.

No. 769, O. E. S. SMITH John F.

Smith, beloved husband ot Marie Herdtch Smith, dear father of Mary Helen Baumann. fond grandfather of two grandchildren, loving brother of Rose Go robots. Funeral Saturday. Oct IT. at 9:30 a.

from funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood, to St. Gertrude'! church. Mass 10 a. ra. Interment Et.

Joseph's cemetery. ROger Park 4-1(17. STAACK Charles 3. Staack, 113 Sou tit boulevard. Oak Park, husband of Augusta, father of Walter Staack and Florence Black, father-in-law of Martha Staack and Clarence Black.

Services Thursday, 3:30 p. at funeral home. 303 S. Marlon street, at Pleasant street. Oak Park.

Interment Waldheim. Euclid 3-3191. a. m. from funeral home, 5247-53 Fuller- BURNETT Breuer A.

Burnett, beloved husband of Helen, nee Howarka: son of the known as, the father of the con if the change were not made. late Aldo and Maria. Funeral Saturday. a. m.

Friday, thence to Wood Dale Com crete industry." He was 1:30 p. at chapel, 3100 Irving Park ton to St. Francis ot Assist cnurcn. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery.

BErk-shlre 7-6400. KOBS Herman Kobs. formerly of 3012 S. munity church, where services will be held at 2 p. m.

Interment Mount road, interment Graceland cemetery. Past Pakistan Governor Starts born in Indianapolis and at tended Rose Polytechnic insti commander Portage Park post. No. 183, American Legion Karlov avenue, beloved husband of the late Dora, nee Siebrandt; fond father of OSKVAREK Anthony J. Oskvarek, late of tute, Terre Haute, and Purdue Marcella Karolus and Dorothy Hoffmann.

grandfather of five, brother of Tina Mis- BURRELL Claude D. Burrell. suddenly at his home near Allegan, Tuesday evening, Services will be held at Oct. 19 for Visit to U.S. KARACHI, Pakistan, Oct.

14 (iP)--Pakistan's governor gener terek. Otto. Emma Miller. Julius. Alma started as a country store clerk-, made and lost two fortunes in chain stores and once had 15 million dollars.

He was uorkins on his third fortune which he hoped to realize thru his foodelectric grocery sales idea when death evertook him. His last scheme called for a st(re so automatic the customer would collect her groceries, wrap them and be her own cashier. He planned to sell merchandise at not more than 2 cents above cost Talbot, and the late Anna HehUng. Resting at funeral home, 4115-17 W. 26th street.

Funeral Friday. 1:30 p. to Grace the Gordon funeral home Friday at 2 p. m. Burial In Hudson Corners cemetery.

He was formerly from Oak Park, 111., and for 50 years with American Can company. al, Ghulam Mohammed, will university. In 1913 he was sales manager of the Concrete Products corporation, later reorganised as the Independent Concrete Pipe company with plants in Chicago, St. Louis, and Mishawaka, Ind. leave Oct.

19 for the United He is expected to see CARD WELL Lillian S. cardwell, beloved wife of the late William A. Funeral Friday. 9:30 a. from funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, to Our Lady President Eisenhower.

Lutheran church, 28th and Karlov avenue. Interment Concordia. LAwndale 1-3808. KOESTER Otto C. Koester of 1453 Highland avenue, Oct.

13, 1953, beloved husband of Lulu, nee Klelss; dear brother of Freida Banks of Oak Park. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Oct. 16, at 3 p. m.

Interment Graceland. KOSLIV Ethel Koslln, late of 6244 N. Tal-man avenue, beloved wife of the late Esser. oaua tnsnop atreet, veteran oi world War II, loving husband of Bemlce. nee Kos; dear father of Gloria, Susan, Paul, and Anthony dear son of John, brother of Charles, Joseph, Alexander, and James.

Funeral Friday, Oct. 16, 9:30 a. from chapel, 1335 W. 51st street to St. John of God church.

Interment Resurrection cemetery, YArds 7-6112. PAGE See Rocco tllio notice. PATERNO see Rubertlcchio notice. rELLEGRINO Beatrice Pellegiino. nee Cam-pagana, late ot 10513 Ewlng aveune, beloved wife of John, loving mother cf Rose Locascio, Jacqueline Porto.

Mary Donne, James, Viola Mllella. Jennie Adams. Joseph, the late Pvt. Nick, and Sgt. Americo, sister of Antoinette Madia and Florence Tallerico, grandmother of 16.

Funeral Friday. 9 a. from chapel, 2456 Wentworth avenue, to Santa Maria Incoronata church. Interment Mount Carmel. Victory 2-1861.

-FUNERAL DIRECTORS- was born in Chicago and was the daughter of Alexander Beck, south side lumberman. Her husband was in the laundry supply business. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Hall Adams of Win-netka, and two sons, Alexander B. and Thomas E.

Funeral services will be held in St. Philip Neri church at 9:30 a. m. tomorrow. Dr.

Lester E. Odell Services for Dr. Lester E. Odell, 73, of 900 E. 80th st retired physician and surgeon who died Tuesday in Presbyterian hospital, will be held at 1 p.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 7838 Cottage Grove av. Dr. Odell practiced for many years in Phillips, before coming to Chicago in 1927. He retired several years ago.

Surviving are his widow, Laura a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Thelma Soellner; a son, Dr. Lester and two grandchildren. TROOP CARRIER NAME CONTEST STANTON Josephine I. Stanton, nee Hot- dear mother of Rae Gordon and Sam fond sister of Sarah Mayer, Isadore Silver, and Hyman of New York City, grandmother man, oeiovea wife or the late Edward loving mother of Harold.

Lafe, and Myna, fond grandmother ot two. Funeral Satar- day, 9 a. from mortuary, 1000-1010 K. 79th street, at Ellis avenue, to St. Francis de Paula church.

Mass 9:30 Burial Holy Sepulchre. or Edward and Merlam Koslln and Sandra Gordon. Services Friday. 1 D. at chapel, 1300 Qevon avenue.

Interment Jewish Waldheim cemetery. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to your PETERSON George 8. Peterson, S207 cancer una. STEPANEK Ella H. Stepanek, nee Stanek, KOSTEWICZ John Kostewlcz, beloved hus band of Stella, fond father of Ann Drze- wleckl and Mildred, father-in-law of Nor- rajuKTcu ncnuMia, paxseu away Oct.

14, beloved husband of Olga, nee Sorum; fond father ot Clifford dear brother ot Martin Mrs. Carrie Hammond, one grandchild. In state at Hansen funeral home, 6019 7th avenue, Kenosha. Thursday noon. Funeral Friday, Oct.

16, at 3 p. at funeral home. Member of Parkway lodge. No. 1008.

A. F. dt A. Chicago. oi mm s.

urove avenue, sucaney, be-loved mother of Raymond James Ronald and Barbara dear sister or -Mary Wlnktlman, Anna Posselt, Barbara -Silha, Frank, Joseph, John, and James Stanek, loving grandmother of three. Re- mains resting at chapel, 6227 W. Cermak road, until noon Friday. Church service 2:30 p. m.

at First Ref. Church of Cht- -cago. 1900 S. Oak Park avenue. Inter- ment Woodlawn cemetery.

GUndcrsoa 4-2050. oi victory cnurcn. interment calvary. CLARK Anna Clark, late of 8038 S. Klra-bark.

wife of Jared, mother of Mrs. Ethel Foh, Mrs. Edith Carlson, and Mrs. Evelyn Rlckert. Reding at funeral home, 79th atreet and Phillips avenue.

Services Friday, 3 p. m. Interment Oak Woods. Member of Sophia lodge, No. 11, L.

I. O. and Victoria lodge. No. 7, L.

I. O. V. SOuth Shore 8-6959. CLARK Charles Clark, late of 4900 S.

Blackstone srvenue, dearly beloved husband of Aline Hublg Clark, devoted son of the late William and Elizabeth, fond brother of William Martin and the late Helen. Funeral Friday, 9 a. from funeral home, 634 W. 37th street. Complete no-tl later.

Member ot st Jude league and C. P. B. A. CLEAR James F.

cleary, beloved husband of Margaret, nee Kenny; loving father of James, Kathleen Kenney, Timothy, Patricia, and the late Kevin, brother of Patrick Cleary, grandfather of five. Funeral Friday, 9 a. from funeral home, 5018-20 Chicago avenue, to St. Simeon's church, Bellwood. Interment Mount Carmel, Native ot Neenah, Tlpperary, Ireland.

CRONIN Marcus H. Cronln, formerly of 5336 Lakewocd avenue, beloved husband of the late Alma Ahern Cronin, loving father of William M. of Dayton, and John A. ot Manitowoc. fond grandfather of four grandchildren, brother of Thomas Cronln.

Funeral Saturday, Oct. IT, at 9:30 a. ra. from funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood, to St. Ita's church.

Mats 10 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Rogers Park 4-1617. DAVIES Evan Thomas Davles.

Cedar Lake, bert Drzewleckl, Funeral Friday, 1:30 p. at chapel, 4401 S. Kedzle avenue. Interment Falrmount LAfayette 3-7781. KRISCH Maria risen, dearly beloved mother of Anna Wlngert of Cincinnati.

Stefan. Leo. and Eva SchnaDD. seven grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren. Fu ON AT TRIBUNE What would you name the army's new 19 ton M-75 armored personnel carrier that looks like a tank? Armadillo? Lifesaver? Turtle? Sophie Tucker? General Dean? Humpty Dumpty? About 600 persons, up to yesterday, had viewed the M-75 on exhibit at Tribune Square and suggested names for the tracked tank follower that carried soldiers safely thru an intense communist artillery barrage on Pork Chop hill in Korea.

The name contest is unofficial, but from the suggestions the ordnance corps may find the right one for its new creation, built at the Melrose Park plant PICCOLO Maria Piccolo, nee Locascio, de- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL, 316 W. 6SD-ST. PHONE: WEntworth 6-0025 THURSDAY HUGHES Ralph 2 p. m. at chapel FRIDAY RANDALL Anna lp.ni.it chapel NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N.

ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach 1-2646 FRIDAY HINKLE-Elizabeth 11 a.m. at chapel III BKR-' tm 2 p. m. at chapel KOKSXER Otto C.

3 p. m. at chapel i 11 RO A. Raymond 1 p. m.

at chapel SATURDAY ANTnON Katharine 10:30 m. In church KLINU Clara 2 p. m. at chapel SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST.

PHONE: BEverly 8-3182 THURSDAY DAVIES Evan T. 1 p. m. at chapel SATURDAY ANDERSON Elie 3 p.m. at chapel SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 2024 E.

75TH-ST. PHONE: TAlrfax 4-7177 THURSDAY SHANNON Marlon 9:30 a. m. In church FRIDAY ARMOUR Cora 11 a. m.

at chapel LAIN SON STEVENS Theodore Z. Stevens, beloved voiea wue oi tne late Giuseppe, dear mother of Mrs. Grace Santo 1 Proeentl. Mrs. Josephine (Joseph I Arnica, Mrs.

Lillian I Andrew Grlsantl, and the late cnaries jjrucato. stepmother of Frances nuiDano ot ura. aear Brotner ot Martha Roth, William of Minociua, and tha late Elizabeth Hoffman, Louis F. and Fred Stevens. Funeral services at chapel, 424S Madison street Friday at 10 a.

m. thence to Waldheim cemetery. NEvada 8-2650, and Vlncenzo Senese, Benny and 'Vera Piccolo, beloved sister ot Cologero Locascio and the late Lawrence, grandmother of 15, great-frandmother of 15. Funeral STROUD Noah W. Stroud, beloved husband rriaay, 8 a.

from chapel, 813 W. Taylor atreet. to Our Ladv of Pomnell rhurrh. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. MOn- oi nine Tone, rosier ratner oi George and Robert Tone.

Remains resting at -chapel, 5704 W. Cermak road, until Thursday, 10 m. Member of Cicero post. No. 96, A.

L. Burial Saturday, Worden. 111. OLymple 3-2921. PLUCINSKI Antoinette Pluclnskl, nee Szy.

manek. h.lnv.A mnhw of Tnt.nl, neral Friday. Oct. 16, 2 p. at funeral home, 5620-24 Irving Park road.

Interment Irving Park cemetery. PEnsa-cola 6-9000. KULPA Julia A. Kulpa, fond mother ot Don. Walter, Felix, Emit.

Alois, and Eugene, Mrs. Catherine Griffin, Mrs. Barbara Chandler, grandmother of 10, great-grandmother of five, sister-in-law of Joseph Kulpa of Wheeling, W. Va dear aunt ot Sister M. Richard and Sister M.

Leontla ot the Holy Family of Nazareth, Mrs. Frank Boksa, Mrs. Angellne Burda, Mrs. Barbara Krawczyk. Antoinette Kuraa of Pittsburgh, Albert Rutkowskl ot New Brunswick, N.

and Alois Matuszek. Funeral from chapel. 5325 w. Fullerton avenue. Saturday.

Oct. 17, at 9:30 a. to St. Stanislaus B. and M.

church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Out of town papers please copy. Information.

BErkshlre 7-2876. LEONARD Eileen Leonard, nee McMahon, late of 2864 S. Keeley atreet. beloved wife of Stephen, dear mother of Mary Margaret, fond sister of Mary Conway, Annie Slbbert. Susan O'Connor, and Evelyn McMahon, dear daughter cf John end Margaret McMahon.

Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 2878 S. Throop atreet, to St. Bridget's church. Native of County Clare, Ireland.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. of International Harvester com Gertrude, Helen, and Adele, loving aister STUCKA Martha Stucka. nee Heyxa, be- Oct 12, 1953, beloved husband of pany. It is on exhibit, sponsored Bertna May Davies. nee Keywortn; iona father of Evan H.

and the late Raymond by The Tribune, from 10 'a. E. Davies, grandfather ot three, great oi ignauua szymanex, loving mother-in-law of Rose. Anna. Walter Pomorskl, George Mlareckl, and Edward Ragisus.

Funeral Monday. Oct. 19, 9:30 a. from chapel, 4800 S. Hermitage avenue, to St.

Joseph's church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. FLt'NKETT William H. Plunkett. rwt is to 5 p.

m. daily on Illinois at the lower level of Michigan av. at the north side of Tribune Mrs. Eva M. Belles Mass for Mrs.

Eva M. Behles, 96, of 543 Blackhawk will be said at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St. Michael Redemptorist's church.

She died Tuesday in her home. Mrs. Behles was born within two blocks of her latest home. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Heinz, Mrs.

Anna Carstens, Mrs. Madeline Gordon, and Mrs. Josephine Stauden-meyer; two sons, Peter and Michael; 13 grandchildren, and 27 great-grandchildren. Henrietta Hunt The funeral of Mrs. Henrietta Hunt, 101, of 339 S.

Ashland La Grange, was held at 1:30 p. m. yesterday in, the chapel at 40 S. Ashland La Grange. She died Monday in the home of her daughter, Mrs.

William Mackintosh-Smith, with whom she lived. Mrs. Hunt was born in a log house in Wauconda, Lake county, Jan. 10, 1852. She was grandfather of three, brother ot Margaret Fonken.

At chapel, 2121 W. 95th atreet, where services will be held Thursday, Oct 15, at 1 p. m. Interment Cedar Park. DAVIS Harry Davis, beloved huiband of Jane, dear father of William F.

and John loving grandfather of Linda John P. and Carol Ann. Service Friday, 1:30 p. at parlors, 67th st. and Dorchester av.

Interment Oak Woods. ot 7726 South Shore drive, beloved husband ot the late Julia fond father of Mrs. Isadora Malune. Mrs. Marralla Tower.

Bruck, Mrs. Grace Cheevers, and the Visitors have come from every section of Chicago, 24 suburbs, sate w. unmer, granoiatner of 12, In- ciuaing wiiuam H. Campion, great-grandfather of two. brother of Patrick, a a da and 17 other towns, mostly in the C.

H. JORDAN CO. FOR 99 YEARS Funeral Director! Cblcafo and 221 E. Erte-st. superior 7-7709 of Leslie, Mich.

Funeral Friday, 10:30 a. from chapel. Jeflerv boulevard at LEONARD William Leonard, beloved husband ot Susan, fond father of Mrs. Esther DINSE Ida Helen Dinse, nee Arndt, de 77th street, to St. Bride's church.

Mass Hill. Mrs. Florence Deegan, Bert. Agnes Mrs. Alma Hynea, Raymond, and the late Leo brother of George and -CEMETERIES- Ji a.

m. interment Holy sepulchre. SOuth Shore 8-8822. middle west, but including others ranging across the country from New York City to San Marino, Cal. The exhibit will continue thru Sunday.

glen OAK 4 grave lot. Moot aectlon, Llo, also leaves nine grandchildren. Services Friday, Oct. 16, at 8:30 a. from POLKA Rose Polka, hee Mlsek.

of 126 Must sacrifice. azou. lApitoi v-oura. voted wife of William C. Dinse.

daugnter of the late Carl and Augusta Arndt, aister of the late John W. Arndt. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p. at chapel, 7319 Madison street, Forest Park. Interment EICKSTAEDT See Katherinc Potter notice.

ERRICO See Rubertlcchio nctlce. Morris avenue, Ballwood. 111., beloved wife luneral nome, oaoo western avenue. GLEN OAKS Mooae lection. 2 travel; tea-sonable.

CHesapeake 3-0250. oi Joseph dear sister of Mae Vodicka. comer of Foster, to Queen of Angela church L1CHTENSTEIN See Thro notice. EIGHT GRAVE LOT Fiva gravel for ale. Mount Hope.

$225: aacr. Klldart 5-8832. Antoinette Llska, Louise Polka, Joseph, and Charles Mlsek. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 5318 W.

25th street, to St Simeon's church. Bellwood avenue LINDEN A. Richard Linden, beloved hus SUIT ATTACKS -IN MEMORIAM- band of the late Hilda, brotner oi Krai simonson. John and Esther Lyberx. FXAXMAN Nathan- Flaxman.

beloved husband of the late Rose, dear father of and Butterneid road. Interment Resurrec Mane. Anne Marscnak or Los Angeles, brother-in-law of Ebba Nelson. Member of svlthlod lodse. No.

1. I. O. and North tion cemetery. Tuwnnau 9-4242.

POTTER Katherlne Potter, nee Cctmer Ruth Altman of Springfield, Ida Miller, Sally Kadens. and David, loving grandfather of nine and great-grandfather cl seven. Services Friday, 10 a. at OUT OF STATE CIGARETTAX A new suit challenging validity Star lodge. No.

6, I. O. V. Funeral service Saturday. Oct.

17. at 2 p. at Concordia Lutheran church, comer of wife of the late Samuel Oct. 13. beloved mother of Mary Borchardt Marcella Elckstaedt, Ambrose and the late Frank married in 1872 to Silas W.

Hunt, a Civil war veteran, who died in 1887. cnapei, szoo uroaaway. thru use of mechanical devices that would reduce employes to a fifth of the normal number required. Started At $4 A Month Saunders began his grocery store career in his boyhood as a $4 a month clerk. He observed later, "When I start anything, I Stick to it." Within 20 years he was a rich man, having revolutionized the grocery business with his 2,400 Piggly Wiggly stores which were the beginning of today's supermarkets.

A few years later, in 1923, his fortune was wiped out in his; spectacular battle against a Wall street "bear raid" on the stock of the Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc. The stock, which Saunders had "cornered," tumbled and caused his defeat when the New York Stock Exchange granted five days for delivery of orders instead of the usual 24 hours. Makes a Comeback Saunders lost the grocery chain as a result of the Wall street scramble but he bounced back. He borrowed $12,000 and launched the Clarence Saunders Sole Owner of My Name chain ef so-called as a result of litigation with Piggly Wiggly over the contention the Saunders name was a trademark, synonymous with Piggly Wiggly. The new chain went well for awhile and his stores dotted the country, then Saunders had difficulties with his backers and the 700 store corporation went into bankruptcy in 1931.

Four years later Saunders, asserting "I'm not licked yet," began playing with the Idea of a mechanical grocery. He tried three times with an automatic system called keedoozle and failed, apparently because it was too complicated and housewives wore too inept mechanically. Built Two Mansions In his days of triumph, Saunders spent 2 million on. houses, putting up two mansions which are now Memphis landmarks. Memphis was the starting point all of his store ventures.

His first house, a granite structure which boasted the city's first swimming pool, is now the University club. The second, in which he never spent a single night. Is the imposing "pink palace which he called Cla-Le-Clare for his three children, Clay, Lee, and Clare. This house, made of pink stone from Georgia, is now a museum. The fact that he made and lost millions was only a minor irritation to Saunders later in life.

He never qui! trying and always predicted. "I'll be back in the million dollar class within a He was married twice. His first union, to which were born three children, lasted 25 years but ended in divorce in 1928. Six weeks later Saunders was married in Chicago to Patricia Houston, who was -divorced from Francis Bamberg. A daughter was born to this union.

Byron and Seeley. Resting at chapel, 4821 N. Damen. Interment Rosehill. LINN ANE See Leonard notice.

potter. Funeral Saturday morning at 11 o'clock from funeral home. 6216 N. Clark street. Services at St.

Nicholas' church at FLORIN Clara L. Florin of Oak Park, be-' loved wife ot the late John dear mother of the 1951 law imposing a state John G. Joott of Mrs. Ruth Hubbard, grandmother of Bruce W. Hubbard sister of Mrs.

interment calvary. PBOCENTI See Piccolo notice. LISS Fred M. Llss. beloved son of the late August and Louise, dear brother of Elmer R.

and Mrs. Evelyn Walter. Resting at funeral home, 3526 N. Cicero ave Edith Gaden. Services Friday, 1 p.

at QUENTIN Louise Quentln, dear wife of the chapel. 124-126 Madison street, Oak Park, Interment Forest Home. nue. Services Friday at in a. m.

xnier- late nenry. motner of tne late George. lovea wue oi Bernard, aear mother og George. Dan, Roy, Edward, and the late Lt. Leonard, U.

S. A. fond sister of Joseph Keizer. mother-in-law of Lucy and Joanne Stucka. loving grandmother Dan, Judy, Jeanne.

Leonard, and Gary Stucka. Funeral Friday, 9:15 a. from funeral home, 3 7-2 7 Pulaski, road, to St. Hyacinth 'a church. Inter, ment All Saints'.

INdependence 3-6800, TALLAKSEN Cora Tallaksen of 4125 M. Drake avenue, sister ot the late Tobey Tallaksen. At fuheral home, 3918 Irvine Park road. Services Friday, 2:30 P. in.

Interment Irving Park cemetery. TAUBE see Schick notice. TAYLOR Theodore F. Taylor, beloved huiband of the late Anna, dear father Mrs. Ethel Burnst.

Funeral Friday. 10:30 a. at parlors, 67th st. and Dor- Chester av. Interment local cemetery.

THRO A. Raymond Thro or Downers Grove. Oct 13. 1953. beloved husband of Rose, nee Llchtensteln: dear father ot Ellen, devoted son of Ada Thro Baker of Rockford, 111., brother of Arlln and Betty Thro, brother-in-law of Fred.

Ralph, Dr. Manuel E. and Dr. Ben Llchtensteln. At chapel, 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where aervlces will be held Friday. Oct. 16, at -1 p. in. Member of Malla Temple, A.

O. N. M. S. Rockford.

111., and St Jo -aeph. papers please copy. TIBBETTS William E. Tlbbetti. beloved -husband of Margaret, nee Jaitob: dear father of Joan Pearson, grandfather of Jack Ward Pearson, son of Lillian, nee) Green, and the late William Thomaa Tlbbetts, brother, of Raymond, Hazel Thorsen, and Ruth Reed us.

Member of Machinists union; local 478, and Greater Chicago lodge. No. 3, L. O. O.

M. Fu- neral at chapel, 4138 Madison atreat, Friday 1:30 p. a. to Acacia Park. XOAJL Margaret Ann Toal, nee Caulfleld: beloved wife of Patrick, fond mother ot Bernard, dear grandmother of Patrick and Bernard Toal, sister of Johnthomas, Edward, and Maria Ryan.

Funeral Thursday at 9:15 a. from funeral home. 4245 Madison street, to St. Simeon's church, Bellwood. 111.

Interment All Saints'. Na- tlve of Warrenpoint County Down, Ireland. TOBIN James J. Tobln, beloved nephew of Mrs. Margaret Kennedy.

Funeral Friday, 9 a. from funeral home, 820 E. 75trt atreet, to Holy Cross church. Msss 9:30 a. m.

Interment Calvary. Vlncennej 6-1817 TTRNBArGH John W. Turnbaugh of Tulsa? formerly of Oak Park, father of Dr. Frank E. Services Friday, 2:30 p.

at chapel. 124-126 Madison street. Oak Park. Interment Elmwood cemetery. Masonic services under the auspices of Old Glory lodge.

No. 975. A. F. A.

M. WALSH Joseph T. Walsh, late of tha Spencer hotel, 1950 X. 71st street, beloved son of the late William and Catherine Walsh, brother of John William Stephen and the late Mary Fox. Funeral Saturday, Oct.

17, 8:30 a. -from funeral home, 72d street et Dor- Chester avenue, to St Laurence's church. Mass at 9 a. m. Interment Mount Ollvtt cemetery.

FAlrfax 4-1700. WEEG Bemlce D. Weeg. lata et Log Angeles. beloved wife of Henry, fond dauthter ot Ada and the late William B.

Whitney, formerly of 8024 Dakin street, Chicago, dear aister of Morlne M. Markow, Funeral Friday. 9:30 a. from chapel, -4920-24 Irving Park road to St Bartholomew's church. Klldare 6-6220.

Frank, Mayme Rodocker, and Ida Mae Hogan. grandmother of Virginia Rasmus- FOX Rose Fox ot 6145 9. Nashville avenue, Oct. 13, beloved wife of Edward, loving mother of Raymond, Gordon, and Wil sen, Dixie Kioss, Phyllis Kltson, Dorothy ment Concordia. Klldare 5-1320.

LOCASCIO See Piccolo notice. tOVELOCK Harry G. Lovelock, beloved husband of Agnes, nee Schneider: father of Ruth Dietrich and George, brother ot Leo ssrunn, ana quentln Hogan. services Saturday. 1:30 P.

at funeral home. 2118 liam Fox. Funeral from chapel, 5522 S. Halsted street, Friday, 9:30 a. to Holy Cross Immanuel Episcopal church, 5843 S.

Morgan street. Mass at 10 a. m. Interment Mount Hope. Lawrence avenue, under auspices of Edge-water chapter.

No. 742, O. E. S. Inter Wallls.

Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p. at ment Acacia rare. chapel, 60 S. Grant, Hinsaaie. jniennwi Chapel Hill Gardens West.

MAI) DOCK Ernest A. Msddock cf 6918 S. A DEK Anton Radek. 4439 S. Rockwell FURM AN David Furman.

beloved husband street, husband of Lucy, nee Nowak: fa- Perry avenue, fond brother of John, uncle tner oi waiter. Chester. Helen. Edward Bruno, Eugene, Andrew, and Matt of Mrs. Mildred M.

Bauer. Mrs. ueriruae H. Hansen, and Glenn C. Maddock.

Rest of the late Martina, fond father of David, Leroy, Ethel Philip, Daniel, Helen Agar, Mae Sondergard. Irene Glenn, and Walter, grandfather of Gloria, Gordon Bonnie, and Janet. Resting at funaral home. 5701 HORSKY Marie Horsky. In loving memory ol our beloved wife and mother, who pasted away two yean ago today.

Gone but not forgotten. DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. HORSKY Marie Horsky. Another year and still In my thought. YOUR FRIEND, BETTY.

KRAI'S Fred H. Kraul, Oct. 15. 1948. In memory ot my, dear husband.

Your memory will live In my heart forever. LOVING WIFE. MARGE. McNAUGHT Norria F. McNaught.

In tend memory ot my dear husband, who passed away 11 years ago today. I loved you but I lost ycu Eleven long years ago today. I shall always remember and love you, Ai 11 you were here today. LOVING WIFE, GERTRUDE. McNAUGHT Norrls F.

McNaught. In cherished memory ot our beloved friend and employer, who passed away 11 yeara ago today. EMPLOYEES OF DURO METAL PRODUCTS CO. McNEVE Loretta E. McNeve.

In loving memory ot our dear mother, who passed away nine years ago today. Loving and kind in all her ways. Upright and just to the end of her days. Sincere and true In heart and mind. Beautiful memories she left behind.

LOVING DAUGHTER AD SON. OLSEN Alma Lavlna Olscn. In loving memory of our wife, mother, and grandmother, who passed away 12 yean ago today. Why should we call It death, This calm sweet sleep of peace When the tired head In slumber rests And all of life's sorrows cease? HUSBAND. DAUGHTER.

GRANDSON. STONE Esther Stone, beloved mother of Joe and Millard. In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother, who passed away one year ago today. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. TRAEOER John E.

Traeger. In 'fond memory of our father, who passed away seven years ago today, Oct. 15. 1946. LOVING DAUGHTERS.

ratner-in-iaw ot Albina. Marvann. Martha. ing at funeral home. 6915 Wentworth avenue.

Funeral Thursday, 2 p. m. Inter Emllle, and Victor Kwapisz, grandfather of seven, brother of Agnes Dorosz and Anna Radek. Funeral Saturday, 11:30 W. Division street, where services will be held at 1:30 p.

m. Friday, Oct. 16. In a. from funeral home.

4254-56 Mozart atreet. to Five Holy Martyrs church. Interment Resurrection. LAfa ment Mount Hope. MALEY Clarabelle Beck Maley, Oct 14.

beloved wife of the late Thomas fond mother of Mrs. Lenore Adams, Alexander B.r and Thomas E. sister of Mrs. P. J.

Kelly, Mrs. William F. Larkln. and Alexander Beck. Funeral Friday, 9 a.

frnm rhinel. Jefferv boulevard at 77th yette 3-7271. RANDALL Anna Randall, Oct. IS, 1953, aister of Mrs. Louise Johnson.

Mrs. Martha Pavlak. and Mrs. Lillian Phalen, and the late Charles Williams. At chapel, 316 W.

63d atreet, at Harvard avenue, where street, to St. Philip Nerl church. Mass terment oakrldge cemetery. Austin 7-444U. GARROW Edward F.

Garrow, Worth. Oct. 14, 1953. beloved husband of Mable M. Garrow.

fond father of Mrs-Margaret Hanna, Fort Campbell, s' ot MY. and Mrs. Charles Garrow, Calumet. brother of Charles, Emma Bresnahan, George, and John. Services, Thomas funeral chapel.

Calumet, Saturday. Oct. 17. BEverly 8-2182. GILIO Rocca Oillo.

beloved husband of Theresa and the late Grace, dear father of Theresa Romano. Artolnette Torraco, Minnie Belica, Mildred Potvin. Kelly, and Joseph Gilio. Funeral Saturday, .9 a. 9:30 a.

m. imermeni amy oviimuii. Kindly omit flowers. SOuth Shore 8-8822. services will be held Friday, Oct 16, at MARCISZEWSKI Stanley Marclszewskl.

age i p. m. interment Mount Hope. RAYMOND Sgt. Robert J.

Raymond. TT. tea. Marine Corps, age 27, killed In action ts in Korea. July 26.

1953. late of 800 35, of 1861 Blue isiana avenue, tovius son of John and Stephanie Marclszewskl, fond brother of Mitchell. Eugenia Gazarek, John Joseph. Chester, Frances Santl. Edward and Henry.

Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from chapel. 1345 W. 19th atreet, to Holy Trinity church. Interment St Adalbert's.

CAnal 6-0915. S. Crescent avenue. Park Ridge, son from chapel, 624 N. Western avenue, to of Julius Raymond, brother of Charles, Mrs.

Delores Home, Mrs. Geraldlne Mont gomery, Mrs. Virginia Falkensteln, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. R.

C. Oxenham. Services Friday, Oct. 16, 10:30 a. at funeral nome.

eos aotn street. Rock island. 111. MARGARITI8 Andrew MargarltlJ, beloved husband of Mickey, nee Kouvelas; loving son of Katherlne. dear brother of Argy of Jensen Beach.

and May Terzakos of Livingston, N. fond brother-in-law of Interment Rock Island National cemetery. REICH Barbara Reich, nee Omag, beloved mother ot Sister M. Stanislaus, Frances ANNOUNCEMENT' Our Lady of the Angels cnurcn. interment Mount Carmel.

ARmitage 6-7800. GINAPP Hugh R. Ginapp, 438 W. 57th street. Oct 14, 1953, beloved husband of Odella M.

Ginapp. fond father of George W. Ginapp, grandfather of Joan G. Dodd, At chapel, 316 W. 63d street, at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Oct.

17, at 10 a. m. Interment Evergreen. GREENSPAN Sam Greenspan at South Haven, beloved huiband of Nettie, fond father of Dorothy Kohr. two grandchildren, dear brother of Joseph.

Funeral cerwin, name, MicnacL Frank, Edward, Karen A. Marganus ana narry dear uncle of Agnes Terzakos. Member of Hellenic lodge. No. 1084, A.

F. Ac A. srotti.ti Rite Bodies: Medlnah Temple, and Caslmlr. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 Sheldon, 111., Oct. 14 Special John G.

Joost, 61, an employe of the state revenue department for 10 years, died today in Glid-den hospital, De Kalb. He leaves his widow, Lulu; a daughter', Mrs. Dorothy Ann Zigles; two brothers, Edward and Dr. George, and two sisters, Ada and Dora. Services will be held here at 2 p.

m. Saturday. George J. Dowling George J. Dowling, 89, president of the Cable Piano company for 31 years, died yesterday in a hospital at Lake Wales, where he had made his home since his retirement in 1939.

Mr. Dowling was prominent in music circles for more than 40 years in Chicago. Arthur H. Wimperis MAIDENHEAD, England, Oct. 14 (JP) Arthur Wimperis, 78, who wrote the movie script about Mrs.

Miniver, died today. He also authored the screen plays for "Random Harvest," "The Private Life of Henry VIII," The Scarlet Pimpernel," and the "Paradine Case." Mrs. Drisco Meglejr Mrs. Drisco Megley, 75, of 6658 Minerva died yesterday in Provident hospital. She leaves two sons, Charles B.

and Lincoln L. Tondee. Services will be held at 11 a. m. Saturday in Grant Mernorial A.

M. E. church. William L. Hart Springfield, 111., Oct.

14 (JP) William Hart, 56, of -Springfield, a former state commandant of the Navy club, died last night after an illness of several months. Harry B. Finch Minneapolis, Oct.14 VP) Harry B. Finch, 78, chairman of the board. of Nash Finch company, wholesale grocers, died last night in his home after a long illness.

MEMORIALS Family annuities, estate bequests, and plant contributions, aent to the Chicago Heart Association for heart research are appreciated and are tax de-- ductible. 69 W. Washlngtcn-st. Chicago WEGNER Margaret Frits Wegner, beloved a. from chapel.

3630 George street, to St. Hyacinth's church. Interment St, Adalbert's. SPaulding 2-6630. A.

A. O. N. M. president of Ypsilantls chapter.

No. 25, G. A. P. member of Alexander the Great chapter of Macedonia society, and member of the board of trus -FRATERNAL NOTICES- wue of the late Gustav.

fond mother of Laurence and Frank, grandmother of Robert and George, Services Saturday, 1, p. at chapel, 6245 S. Kedzle avenue, to Mount Hope. Friday. 11 a.

at chapel, 3021 Law BEINERT Virginia Ann Relnert. 6V1 years old, Oct. 14. at Michigan City, formerly of Chicago, daughter of Lerory Relnert and Caroline Curtis Reinert, sis tax of 3 cents a package on cigarets purchased by Illinois residents outside the state was filed yesterday in Superior court. The plaintif, Mrs.

Lillian Goldstein, 8925 S. Jeff ery described as a housewife, and acting on behalf of all Illinois purchasers of cigarets outside the state, was represented by Atty. Albert J. Meserow. He was the attorney for plaintifs in an unsuccessful suit challenging validity of the law.

Mrs. Goldstein asked a declaratory judgment holding the 1951 law invalid. The suit contended the law is unconstitutional because it failed to specify that one-third of the revenue shall be used to retire soldiers' bonus bonds, as is the case in taxes collected on sales of cigarets in Illinois. The suit also alleged discrimination in that dealers get a 5 per cent discount on' the tax stamps to cover costs of affixing them, while individuals purchasing cigarets out of state do not BEER DRINKING CUT OFF; SUES TOWN OFFICERS Adel, Oct. 14 (A-; An Adel "man went to court today because he claims tavern operators here will not sell him beer to relieve his "exhausted and dehydrated condition." Ivan Gowin filed a $25,000 damage suit against Adel city officials, claiming they have put him on a so-called blacklist, preventing him from buying beer.

This, his petition said, has resulted in his being "shunned, scorned, and humiliated." He said he likes to drink beer moderately. Gowin, father of four, related that in 1950 he set off a dynamite charge at the United Brick and Tile company, where he worked, in order to call attention to a labor dispute. For this he served 10 months in prison. Last July, he said, he was arrested for. intoxication and sentenced to 30 days in jail.

After that, his petition said, city officials added his name to a list of persons to whom taverns are not permitted to sell beer. Marine Listed as POW WE1HER William Weiher of 5226 6. Hermi ter or Mary, oeiovea grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. George Cleat xi of Chlcaro and Sophia Relnert of Michigan City.

Services tage avenue, beloved husband of Mary Mllaskey Weiher, fond fsther of George, Evelyn Msnske, and Raymond Weiher. brother of Henry and Edward. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 6516 S. Ashland avenue, to Bt.

Basil's, church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Mary's.

-FRospect 6-0031. rVELMER See Wlsnlewskl noUce. WAUBANSIA CHAPTER, No. 830, O. E.

S. Members please attend funeral cf Past Patron Leo J. Bronsteln. dearly beloved husband of our devoted sister. Marge Bronsteln.

Service Friday, 1 p. at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue. BETTY GORE, W. M. CHICAGO NORTH ELKS LODGE, No.

1666 regrets to advise of the death ot Broth-' er Walter Bailey. Funeral Friday. 9:30 a. from chapel at 5690 Lincoln avenue, KENWOOD LODGE, No. 800, A.

F. Si A.M. Service for Bro. John A. Hefell, 1:30 p.

m. Thursday at chapel, 7032 Went-worth avenue. Attendance ot members requested. RANDALL HANSEN. W.

H. Saturday, Oct. 17. queen of All Saints church at 10 a. m.

Interment Calvary, Michigan City. RILEY William T. Riley, late of 2209 W. rence avenue, intermeni jewisn wamneim. Member ot Alert lodge.

No. 1120, A. F. A A. M.

Please omit flowers. GRIMME Pculine M. Grimme, beloved daughter of Fred and Margaret, nee Schwager: loving sister of Doris Ann. Funeral Saturday, Oct. IT, 11 a.

from chapel. 2859 N. Southport avenue, to St. Hilary's church. Interment St.

Joseph's cemetery, GRISANTI See Piccolo notice. GUABNI See Rubertlcchio notice. HAMM Caroline Hamm, nee Golenko, beloved wife of John, loving daughter ot Mary and the late Anton, sister of Roberta Hruby and Marge Straus. Resting at funeral home, 2042 W. Cermak road, until Saturday, 9:30 a.

to St. Paul's church. Interment St. Joseph's. Virginia 7-7775.

Grand avenue, beloved son of the late Thomas, and Eliza, nee McAllister; dear brother of John, Katherlne Arges, Loretta Hussers of St. Louis, Edward, and WISNIEWSKI Mary Wlsnlewskl, nea Sms ine late airs. j. c. Daehler, Mrs.

M. A. Flynn, Frank, and Daniel Riley. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. from funeral home, 318 N.

Central avenue, Austin, to St. Malachy'a church. Mass at 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel.

Member of the Holy Name society. lea, late of 1638 w. IBtn atreet, beloved wife of the late Michael, dear sister of Salomes Wojtalewics, loving aunt of Gene. Andrew, Edmund, Joseph, Stanley, and Alex Wojtalewtcz. Funeral Tmirsdsy.

Oct. 15, 1953, at 10:30 a. from chapel, 1705-09 W. 18th atreet, to St. Adalbert's church.

Interment St Adalbert's. CAnal 6-1246. DEATH NOTICES RTJ ANE Henry J. Ruane. beloved husband HAMFEL Emllle Charlotte Hampel, nee ot Mildred Ehlebrecht Ruane, dear father 2 FINED, SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR DOPE SALE TO U.

S. AGENTS oi Gwendolyn Pauly and Marilyn Simmons, fond brother of Thomas Joseph Francis and Anita Brooks ot Santa tees, St. Anarews urees cirmuuu tuuitu. Funeral Saturday, Oct. 17, 12:30 p.

from chapel. 4700 N. Western avenue. Services 1:30 p. m.

at St. Andrew's church, 5658 N. Wlnthrop avenue. Interment Elmwood cemetery. MARINO Domenic Marino, dear husband of Agnes, fond father ot Phyllis Marose, Louis, Joseph, Angela Scudlero, Frank, and James.

Funeral Saturday at 8:30 a. m. from chapel, 1046 W. Ogden avenue, comer ot Harrison street. Mass at 9 a.

San Callisto's church. Interment Mount Carmel. SEeley 3-0463. MARTIN See Otto' Rusy notice. MAROSE See Marino notice.

MASOTTI Nick Masottl, beloved husband ot Laura, nee De Giorgio; dear father ot Stephen, Nick Domaine, and Joseph, brother of Joseph and Michael. Resting at funeral home. 180 S. York street, Ben-senville, III. Services Saturday, 10 a.

In St. Alexia' church. Interment Mount Carmel. MEDLEVINE Spring Medlevlne. age live months, of 1263 Pratt boulevard, beloved daughter of Maurice and Louise, dear sister of Kathleen, Don Joel, and Robin.

Services private. MEIER Sylvia L. Meier, suddenly, of 1901 N. Kedzle avenue, beloved wife of Wlllard, fond sister of Albert Cofftlt, Helen Stephen, David, and Lawrence Coffill, and Edith Thornton. Services Friday, 1:30 p.

at chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue. Interment Forest Home. MICELI Frances Mlcell, beloved wife of the late Frank, darling mother of Mrs. Susie Porrello', Mrs. Angelina Hobln, and Theodore, of 10.

Funeral from chapel, 739 S. Western avenue, Saturday, 9:15 a. to St. Calli.itui' church. Interment Mount Carmel, SEeley 3-7422.

MILLER Mllferd A. Miller, laid residence. 7648 W. Palatine avenue, beloved husband of Helen nee Knudsen; dear son of Anna L. Service Friday, Oct.

16, 1:30 p. at funeral home. 6754 Northwest highway. Interment Irving Park cemetery. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION OF THE TRIBUNE Order for mall subscription must be accompanied by remittance to cover.

Rates in Illinois outside Chicago, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, and Wisconsin: Dally without Sunday, one year. S7.50T cms. cai. At chapel, 4817 Madison street. Funeral notice later.

AUstin 7-1137. BTJBERTICCHIO Nick tVlto Nicola Rubertlcchio, late ot 1104 S. Newberry street, loving husband of Mary, nee Pa-terno; devoted father of James, Joseph, Angela, Daniel. Mrs. Rose Peter Guarnl, ard Mrs.

Mildred Elmer Errlco, grand- father of four. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from chapel, 813 W. Taylor street, to Holy Guardian Angel church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

MOnroe 6-0449. AMICO See Piccolo notice. ANDERSON Elie O. Anderson cf 2626 W. 107th street.

Oct. 13, 1953, beloved husband of Ruth Petttt Anderson, fond father of Shirley Stanley and Alan G. Anderson. U. S.

grandfather ot Christine Joy and Sally Ruth Stanley, son of Mrs. Hulda Anderson of Flourtown, brother of Adelaide Phillips ot Enclnltas, Margery Brewster of Bernardsvllle, and Evelyn Carlson ot Flourtown, Pa. At chapel. 2121 W. 95th street where services will be held Saturday, Oct.

17, at 3 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. ARMOUR Cora Armour, 1408 E. 69th street, Oct.

.13, 1953. -wife ot the late Bert Armour, fond mother of Ethel L. Kettering. Edgar, and Robert Armour, grandmother- of five grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren, sister of George six months, three months, 62.00; one month, 75 cents, Dally and Sunday, one year, 117.80; six months, 88.75; three months, 85.00; one month. $1.95.

Sunday only, one year, $10.00: sis months, three months, one month, $1.20. Rates of subscription In Dostal tones 3) Giese, wife ot the late August Hampel, dear mother of Herbert, Viola, Carola, and Frederick Hampel, mother-in-law of Ruth Collins Hampel. Services at funeral home, 6939 N. Clark street, Friday. 2 p.

m. Interment Rosehill. HARRIS Catherine M. Harris, nee Moloney, beloved wife of George sister of Mary Waldeck, Florence Knippen, Martin Moloney, Marguerite Kirk, Ernest Clancy, and the lata Inez Brlerton. Funeral Friday, Oct.

16. 9:30 a from 4516 N. Kedzle avenue, to Our Lady of Mercy church. Mass 10 a. m.

Burial Mount Carmel, Member of Altar and Rosary society. IRvlng 8-1226. HEFTEB Norma Bemhelm Hefter, 5496 Hyde Park boulevard, beloved wife of Ralph C. Hefter, dear aunt Marie Bemhelm Hanna of Austin, Tex. Resting at chapel.

936 E. 47th atreet, until 10 p. m. Wednesday. Funeral services at Oak Woods Cemetery chapel, 67th street at Creenwocd avenue, Thursday, Oct.

15, at 10 a. m. Friends Intending to aend flowers will please make a contribution to Cancer Research Foundation, Michael Reese hospital, instead. Two men unknowingly sold more than 16 ounces of heroki to federal narcotics agents were fined and sentenced to a federal penitentiary yesterday by federal District Judge Julius J. Hoffirian.

Jack Rizzo, 29, of 2828 Pine RUNDQUIST Samuel Rundqulst, Oct. 13. age or years, 1705 Wlncanton lane. Highland Park, father ot Samuel Rundqulst Jr. of Durban, South Africa and Emerson Runriaulst rtf Wlnnetlta.

and Mrs Pnhert Y. Williams of Highland Park, five grand- and 4 measured from Chicago outside ot Illinois, Indiana. Iowa, Michigan, and Wisconsin: Dally without Sunday, one year, six months, three months, one month, $1.20. Dally and Sunday, one year, its months, three months. One month, $2.40.

Kundav ontv. one vear. 310.00: ale Grove a former tavern owner, was fined $600 and sentenced to three years in prison months, three months, one Lewis Anzelmo, 36, of 2639 Burling an ex-convict, was fined $600 and sentenced for four montn. ai.au. Rates of subscription to tone! 8, 6, 7, and 8 measured from Chicago 1, Canada and Mexico: Doll without Sunday, one year.

815.00: HEGARTY John Hegarty. 8266 Nile! cnuaren. services Tnursaay, p. Grace Presbyterian church, Lake Forest Interment Lake Forest cemetery. BUSY Otto J.

Rusy. 636 S. 19th avenue, Maywood, 111., beloved husbane of Helen Martin Rusy, fond father of Mrs. Lauralne Lindholm, grandfather of James Lindholm. son of the late Joseph and Agnea Rusy.

brother of Mrs. Irene Flanagan and Charles Rusy ot Ingleslde, Cal. Resting at funeral heme, 301 S. 5th avenue at Maple, Maywooa. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.

to St. James' church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St.

Boniface's. Member of Austin post. No. 52, A. and Forty and Eight.

Fillmore 4-0100. MONSON Agnes R. Monson, nee Wilson, years. Anzelmo had been sen tenced to Joliet penitentiary for 10 years in 1942 on a larceny charge under the habitual crimi Was Killed in Combat six months, three months, one month, $2.00. Sunday only, one year, $10.00: abt months, three months, on month, $1.20.

Dstly and Sunday, one year, six months, three months, on dearly beloved wife of Wilfred, fond mother of Michael, William, and Agnes La Schiava, daughter of Lizzie and the late Thomas, sister of Emma Kautz and Charles. Resting at funeral home, 4138 W. North avenue. Service 2 p. m.

Friday, Oct. 16. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. of Our Savior Lutheran Church for the Deaf. BEbnont 5-6812.

nal act, but was paroled in 1948. Marine Pfc. Robert E. Schultz, 22, who previously' had been list SALERNO Vincents Salerno, late of 8445 montn, aa.zu. Foreign: Daily Tribune only.

$28.00 Per Judge Hoffman said Rizzo's Eales and Margaret Grimes. At cnapei, 2024 E. 75th at Jeffery where services will be held Friday, Oct, 16. at 11 a. m.

Interment Mount Hope. FAlrfax 4-7177. BAILEY Walter F. Bailey. Oct.

13, beloved husband of Marie, nee Fflster: fond father ot Robert, brother of Ann Flnnegan and John Bailey. Funeral Friday. Oct. 16, at 9:30 a. m.

from chapel, 5690 N. Lincoln avenue at Californiato St. Hilary church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery.

ARdmore 1-1438. Member of the P. B. A. BATES Samuel H.

Bates, beloved husband of the late Nettie, fond father of Arthur, William, and Raymond, grandfather of five grandchildren. Funeral Friday, Oct. 16, 1:30 p. at funeral home, 5300- 12 Belmont avenue. Interment Oakrldge cemetery.

FAUsade 5-8740. BEHLES Eva. M. Behtes. nee Woehrl, Oct.

13, wife ot the late Michael, loving mother of Peter Elizabeth Heinz. Michael Anna Carstens, Madeline Gordon, Josephine Staudenroeyer, and the late John. Funeral Friday at 9:30 a. from mortuary, 1358 Wellington avenue, to Bt. Michael's church.

Mass 10 A. m. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. BLAKE James Blake, beloved husband of Mary, nee Majewski; loving father of Maryano, Robert, and Patricia, fond son-in-law of Teofil and Wanda Majewski.

dear brother-in-law ot Helen Majewski and "Sophie and Wally Pletrowlcz, Virginia and Henry Kwllas, dearest cousin of Margaret Heinold. Funeral Friday at 1:30 p. m. at chapel, 4800 S. Hermits? avenue.

Interment Mount Hope cemetery. YArds 7-3713-4. year; with Sunday, $42.00 per year. Give oostofflce address In full. Including county and state.

Remit In express money order, draft, or In registered letter at oar MOKNlfiGSTAR-John Moralngstar. dearly Indiana avenue, beloved nutoana oi mary, nee Vaccaro: loving father of Anthony, James, and Vincent fond brother of Charles, Mrs. Miry Mango, Mrs. Silvia Pierlnl. Mrs.

Jennie Tarsltano, and Miss Angellne Salerno. Resting at funeral borne, 7918 South Park avenue. Funeral 8:30 a. m. Saturday to St Clotllde's church.

Interment St Mary's cemetery. Information, TRlangle 4-3054. risk to The Trioune company, puDuanena, Tribune Square. Chicago. We cannot be rcsrjonslbla for currency Center road, Skokle, beloved husband of Lillian, nee Kelly: dear father of Maureen Murnane, Bart, Peter, Eugene, Peggy, and the late John P.

Funeral Friday, 9:45 a. from funeral home, 8057 Niles Center road, Skokle, to St. Feter'a church. 10 a. m.

Interment St. Peter's cemetery. HILDEBRAND Mary A. HUdebrand. nee Connell, beloved wife of the late Frank, dear mother of Mary Froehllg and Eleanor McKay, grandmother of two, sister of Kathleen Keane.

Funeral from chapel, 4138 W. Madison street, Saturday morning, to Resurrection church. Interment Mount Carmel. HINKLE Elizabeth Betty! Hlnkle. nee Reichbauer, of 3758 N.

Paulina street. Oct 12, 1933, beloved wife of the late Elmer, devoted mother of Fred Hinkle, Lorraine Johnson, and Evelyn Franks, fond sister of Teresa McGee, Edith Blackburn, and Goldie Montgomery. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Friday. Oct.

16. at 11 a m. Interment Rosehill. JOOST John G. JoofiU 61.

born at Djright, 111., at Glldden hospital, De KalDT 111., husband of Lulu, father of Dorothy Ann ZiKles, brother of Dr. George. Edward, Ada, and Dora. Burial Saturday, a p. at Sheldon, HI.

sent thru the mall. Persons wishing to take The Tribune by carrier may order it by postcard or telephone superior 7-0100. When delivery 18 SAM George J. Sam Er beloved husband ed as a prisoner of the Communists in Korea, was killed in action last March 26, according to a telegram to his family from the marine corps, relatives reported yesterday. Survivors include his widow, Leone, 647 Laramie and his parents, Edwin and Marie, 723 N.

Leamington av. TRANSIENT HURT IN FALL Robert Hood. S3, no address, cut bis head when he tell on the sidewalk tt 93d it. and Mackinaw av. lie wu treated to South Chicago hospital.

irregular mane complaint. All unsolicited manuscripts, articles, letter. sentence was lighter in view of the. fact that he had no previous record, but the judge warned that the scattering of this deadly stuff around is a frightfully serious offense, and must be stopped." Both men had entered pleas of guilty Sept. 23 to a six count indictment charging them with purchase, possession, concealment, and subsequent sale of the drugs to agents for $4,000.

beloved husband of Mary, nee Toussaint; loving fattier of Robert, Geraldlne Gietel, and Maria Wagner, fond son-in-law of Antoinette Toussaint, devoted father-in-law of Rose, William, and Phillip, grandfather of thiee. Funeral Friday. Oct 16, 1953, 9:45 a. from funeral home, 525 Armitage avenue, to St. Vincent's church.

Interment St. Boniface's. Please omit Uowers. MOSTACCIO Vlncenzo Mostacclo, late of 3938 Fllmore atreet. beloved husband of I the late Carmellai nee Plnelll: fond brother of Frank.

Funeral from chapel, 2809 W. Harrison street, Saturday, 'a. to Presentation church. Burial Mount Carmel. NEvada 8-2809.

1 and pictures sent to The Tribune are sent at the owner's risk and The Tribune company expressly repudiates any liability or reaponsi- ouiiy tor weir aaie custody or return. of Margaret, nee orzei; loving iamer oi Mrs. Peter La Dclce. Mrs. Julius Fox, Mrs.

Ann Le Fever, Gtorge J. Mrs. Joseph Sager, Mrs. Anthony Sanzone, John Mrs. Raymond Aiello, Mrs.

Robert Hale. James and Richard Sam. Funeral Friday, Oct. 16, at 9 a. from funeral home, 3248 Jackson boulevard, to Presentation church.

Interment 6t Josephs. KEdzle 3-2391. MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is entitled exclusive! to the use for republication of all the local news printed In this newspaper, as well as all AP news dispatches..