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-v RKOC Joseph Skoe, 340S M. Drake avenue. JOHNSOH Frank J. Johnson, beloved hu I HI AD tto Mead of 900 N. Kslfht ftTcnuc.

C.J.ROSEBERRY I DEATH HOT1CES Monday, Dec 1954 OBITUARIES lalsHsaaaHHssaaaaHRMHHrasaH9WH I Barclay H. Warbnrton I i ft band of France B. Servlcet Monday, 1 p. at parlors. 1411 X.

67th street at Dorchester avenue. Interment Ohio, 111, JOY Anna Joy, nee Peterson, of 964 Linden avenue, winnetka, wue 01 b. Scott Joy. mother of Mrs. Dorothy Joy I Ward Greenwood, six grandchildren.

Me- I mortal services Monday, Dec 6. 3 p. at chapeL Linden avenue at Tower road, Hubbard Woods. Please omit flowers. KA1TFMAN Sam Kaufman Of 5711 N.

Kimball avenue, beloved us Dana 01 Finnie. dear father of Clifford and Arlene, devoted grandfather of two, fond brother of Ben. Henry, and the late Robert. Services Monday 3 p. m.

at chapel, 6145 Broadway. Interment Westlawn. KARLIN Ike Karlln. 1070 Granville ave nue, beloved husband 01 Dora, nee scnin-man: loving father of Raymond. Irving, Samuel, and Eileen Kaplan, six grand children, fond brother of saaie uoiaman.

Devon avenue, interment Westlawn. Omit flowers. ROgers Park 1-3400. KASPER Veronica Rasper of 2324 S. Hoyne avenue, dear mother of Stella xukne, Frank, and Charles, mother-in-law of Victor Yukne, grandmother of three.

Funeral Thursday, Dec. 9, at 8:30 a. from funeral home, 3314 W. 33 place, to Our Lady of Vtlna church. Interment St.

Caslmlr s. Virginia 7-6672. KATTER Martha E. Katter. late of 7336 S.

Union avenue, beloved wife of the late Charles Katter. loving mother of Clara I Holmes. Arthur. Meta Meeker. George, Alice Cox, and the late Ella Uhen, fond grandmother of Florence Belstner, Dorothy Conroy, Richard and Betty Meeker, Ruth Hobbs.

Janet and Robert Cox. dear great-grandmother of five. Funeral Tuesday. 1:30 p. at funeral home, Halsted, at 76th street.

Burial Mount Greenwood cemetery. STewart 3-7700. KELLETT See Dyer notice. KENNEDT Kate Kennedy, nee Irwin, late of 3643 Normal avenue, beloved wife of the late Michael Kennedy, fond aunt of Mrs. Kathleen Kearney, Mrs.

P. J. Dar.aher, William Led din, James Irwin, Eugene Erwin, Mrs. Agnes Jung. Funeral Tuesday a.

9 a. from funeral home, 8619 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Kllian's church. Interment Mount Olivet, KERN Stefania Kern, nee Mains, late of 3607 W.

Evergreen atreet, formerly 01 836 W. Rldgeway, beloved wife of Joseph, dear mother of Mary La Rocca, Theodore, John, Charles, and the late Joseph loving grandmother of eight and great-grandmother of four. Funeral Tuesday, 8:45 a. from chapel. 634 N.

Western avenue, to Our Lady of the Angels church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. ARml- tage 6-7800. KILLELE A Marie L.

Klllelea. See. 4, 1954. beloved daughter of the late James and Elizabeth, sister of Leo Klllelea. Funeral Monday.

10:30 a. from chapel. 7705 Cottage Grove, to St. Francis de Paula church. Mass 11 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. RAddUfe 3-7705. KIMBARK Elolse Klmbark, wife of the late I Frederick, dear mother of Sherman sister of Richard and James Adams. At funeral home, 1733 Wilson avenue.

Services Tuesday, Dec- 7, 2 p. m. Interment Grsceland. LOngbeach 1-0149. KLE1DON Bertha M.

Kleidon. nee Harm, be loved wife of Charles mother of Charles Leonard C. Kenneth and Norbert four grandchildren, sister of Ida Braasch, T4I IW. 17.1a Vmm. I.r Hot.

bert Christ, Raymond, and tne late Frieda 1 Warren and Walter Harm. Resting at par lors. 6451-53 S. Ashland, until Wednesday morning. Services 1:30 p.

m. at Messiah! Ev. Lutheran church, 63d and Monitor. Interment Bethania. FRospect 6-0330.

KOERNEB Madeline C. Koeraer. 311 Lake avenue. Park Ridge, HI, beloved wile of the late Theodore loving mother of 1 Theodore G. Jr.

and Star C. Koerner, fond grandmother of Sarah. Theodore G. Ill, Star C. and Peter Koerner.

Resting at funeral home. 130 S. Northwest highway. Park- Ridge, where services will be held Tuesday. Dec -7, at 10:30 m.

Interment private. KORINEK Fred T. Korlnek. suddenly, late of 1605 S. 19th avenue, Maywood.

be-1 loved husband of Katherlne, nee Kran; I dear brother of Antonle Sochurak and Ben. fond father-in-law of Frank Krenek. loving grandfather of Ton! Krenek. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from chapel.

5400 Harrison street, to St. Eulalla's church, Maywood. Interment St, Adalbert's. Member of St. Francis society, no.

189. AUstin 7-8600. KORNAJZER Nlkodenn Kornajzer, loving husband of the late Valeria, beloved lather of Sophia Jozwiak. Phaddeus. Mabel.

Theodosla Durlak, and Edmond. Funeral Tuesday, Dec 7. 9:30 a. from chapeL 5359 W. Roecoe.

to St. Ladlslaus' church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Please omit flowers.

KOZEL James F. Kozel of 5404 W. 24th street, Cicero, beloved husband of Anne nee Davis: devoted father of Anne Virginia. James, and Joan, brother of Mary Klima. John Robert, ana Rose Kesti.

Funeral Tuesday, Dec. 7, 1:30 p. at chapel, 5128-30 W. 25th street, Cicero. Interment Woodlawn.

Olympic 3-0080. KRAN See Fred Korlnek notice. KRENEK See Fred Korlnek notice. wweva mri.K.l vRv, 1.., of 5711 S. Loo mis beloved lather of Violet father-in-law of George Polack.

grandfather of Georgian Folack. brother of James. Joseph. Edward, Jose- Chine svoooda. Marie Kelly, one jenrey.

and Betty Doyle. Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a. from chapel, 6318 S. Kedzie ave nue to Visitation church. FRospect 6-3810.

KRUSINA Marie T. Kruslna of 2633 W. 21st street. Dee. 4, 1954, beloved da ugh- I ter ot the late John and Barbara Kruslna, dear sister of John snd Barbara.

Services Tuesday. Dec 7. 1954, 2 p. at home for funerals. 5844 W.

Cermak road. In terment Bohemian National cemetery, OLympic 3-0343. KITES A Stanley Kulesza of 3738 W. Cer mak road, loving husband of Angellne. nee Kowalczvk: uncle of Stella Kulesza.

Vir ginia Buczek. Mathew Kulesza. brother- in-law of Jacob and Anna Kowalczyk. Mag dalen Wrobel, John and Antoinette Bor- kowskl. Funeral Tuesday, Dec.

st. from chapeL 1737 W. 18th street. to Good Shepherd church, 38th and Kolin avenue. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. Member of Reaper court. No. 456, Ben Hut Life association. CAnal 6-0471, LA DUE Nell L.

La Due, nee Bolander. wife of Dr. John B. La Due. mother of Marian Morrell and John B.

La Due. grandmother LEESCH Jane Leesch, sister of Al and John I Grsnt. Gertrude McKlttrick. Resting at funeral home, 6910 Windsor avenue, uer- wyn. where service will be held at 1 p.

m. Tuesday. Interment Forest Home, LER A Thomas Lere, late of 1333 Ardmore iwnn, lnvtne husband of Gloria, nee Panico; dear father Vf Otto Lera and Beatrice Mello. Funeral Thursday, 8 a. from chapeL 624 N.

Western avenue, to St. Ita's church. Interment Mount CarmeL I ARmltage 6-7600. I uvnrx-RrRO Tjidwle linden bere. be-1 loved husband of the late Maria, fond father of Mrs.

Anna Brasmer, Carl Mrs Olga Puvogel. Emll, and Edwin, brother of Mrs. Amelia Kutz, and the late William. Services Tuesday. Dec.

7. 2:30 p. at funeral home. 5200 N. Western avenue, comer of Foster.

Interment Acacia Park cemetery. LOngbeach 1-6874 LINDROTH Minnie J. Llndroth, nee Sawa- llsh, of 329 W. Lake street. Libertyville, Til Inrlnr mother of Alban of Chicago.

Raymond of Libertyville, and Stanley of Waukegan, grandmother oi six, sister oi Mrs. Bertha Greenwald, Lee, Otto, and Henry Sawallsh. Services Tuesday, 2 P. at Ray-Burnett funeral home. 120 W.

Park avenue. Libertyville. Interment Con cordia cemetery. Forest Park, lil. LTJCCOCK Tracy Day Luccock, 71, husband of Emma A.

Cole, fattier of Mrs. Martha L. Jasper, Caroline, Tracy D. Henry and Dorothy K. Luccock.

brother oi Mrs Jean L. Stlfler, Mrs. Georgia Schmltt, and Dr. Emory W. Luccock.

services Wednesday, 1:30 at chapeL 523 Lake street. Oak Park. Interment private. Memorials In lieu of flowers to children's department. Presbyterian hospital, LIT Edward L.

Lutz of Flmhurst. if? Dec 5, 1954, beloved husband ol til abetb, loving father of Winifred Gut- man and Robert C. Lutz. dear grand father ot Wayne and Cheryl Gutman. and Steven and Paul Lutz, son of Ella and the late Louis Lutz, brother of Meta enson, waiter luu, Antonette uetcner, ana Dorothy Sanders, At chapel.

5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services wiU be held Wednesday. Dec. 8. at 3 p.

under the auspices of Park lodge. No. 843, A. F. A.

M. interment Memorial pars. MAED EL George Maedel, beloved husband of the late Bertha, dear father oi uman Hansen. Services Tuesday. 1:30 p.

at funeral home. 1458 Belmont avenue. Interment Mount Emblem. Member of Palm I Will lodge. No.

58, I. O. O. Chicago Encampment. No.

10, I. O. o. and Mutual Senellts ana Aia ooaeiy. section No.

1. MAN ALE See Tinerella notice. beloved hjsband toe W. 68th Street, beloved nusDana oi tne late Helena, nee Hoppel; fond father of William. George, John and Valeria Flnnegan, grandfather ot six, great-grandfather of four, dear brother of the late William.

Anna Borchardt, Minnie Seeley, and Catherine Fetzner. Resting at chapel, 938 W. 69th street. Where services will be held Wednesday, 1 p. ra.

Member of Lathers' union, local No. 75. Interment McCORMICK John A. McCormlck fr. of B4R s.

Marahfleld avenue, beloved hus-1 band of the late Alice Goldrlck Mccormick, loving father of Beraelce McMabon and John A. McCormlck fond brother of Charles and Mathew Leroy McCormlck. f. of Rev McMahon and Ger- irude Sim. McCormlck.

grandfather of Alice Savt Tuesday at 8.45 a. m. from funeral nome. ehnVaoth'Sd WViti Mia It church, 80th and Wood streets. Mass ai 9:30 a.

m. interment noiy oepuicure FRospect 6-0777. McDANIEIAjTWe McDanlel of Mywood. iXi 7 chi.i.- Unnemann; fond Mtj. n.0(f M.

E. and Salley. brother of Dora. Carrie. the late Torn.

Services under auspices Prnvtto loriee. No. 1028. A. F.

A. Monday. 8 p. m. Services Tuesday 3:30 p.

m. at funeral home. Lake atreet at 3d avenue. Maywood. Interment Arlington.

Fillmore 3-0014. McMAHON See John A. McCormlck notice. McNICHOLAS Ellen A. McNlchoIas of 8053 S.

Elisabeth street, beloved wife of William fond mother of Kathryn. Lawrence. Sara, James Frauds, Edward, the Rev. Wil liam o. ana jean Mcmcnoiai, dear sister of Elizabeth McCrystal.

loving grandmother of seven. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 79th street at Loomls boulevard, to St. Sablna's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre ceme tery.

Member of Third Order of and St. Sablna Altar and Rosary society. 1 I I I I I I i I Park Ridge, dearly beloved husband of Mary Jane, nee Howard; loving father of Nedra, Radah, and Howard, fond brother of Clark. Resting at funeral home, 830 Talcott road, at Cumberland. Funeral Monday, Dec, 6, at 3 p.

m. Burial Memory MICHIELTJXTI See Gelsomlna Trucco notice. Gardens, TAicott MIZOCK, Esther Mliocm, nee Feldnun, 73 years old, wife ol Jacob Mizock, loving mother of Dr. Joseph, Dr. Albert, Doro thea, Dr.

Sidney. Phillip Dr. f.arry of Antloch. and Mrs. Sophie Berger, sister of Dr.

William Feldman of Stephens. grandmother of Giles, Bernard, Judith, Barry. James, Carole Ann, Donny, Mitchell, and Deborah Mizock, also Robert, Kenneth, and Daniel Berger. Funeral Monday, 1:30 p. at funeral home, 5306 N.

Broadway. Interment at Westlawn cemetery. Please omit flowers. MOHR William 3. Mohr, late of 647 X.

84th street and Toronto, Canada, husband of Ethel, son of Bertha and the late Edward, brother of John H. and Edward E. Member of Mu chapter of Sigma Chi fraternity. Resting at funeral home. street and Phillips avenue.

Service 1:30 p. m. Monday. Interment RosehiU cemetery. SOuth Shore 6-6959.

MOLINARI FHomena Mollnarl of 812 Garibaldi place, beloved wife of the late Salva- tore, loving mother of Angellne Esposlto, Sam, Frances Fata, Louis, and the late James, dear grandmother of 17, great-grandmother of seven. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from funeral home. 619 S. Ashland to Our Lady of Pompeii cnurcn.

interment Mount carmei. MOTHERWELL Lena Motherwell, nee Schoo- ten. beloved wife of Charles, dear sister of Carolyne Mugg, Cora Holmes, Nellie frosdiieio, jonn. marione user, peter, and Minnie Schottler. At chapel, 10834 S.

Michigan avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. Pullman 5-3534. KEUHATTS Emma Keuhaus of S008 Princeton avenue, beloved wife of the late George Neuhaus, loving mother of Arthur George and Myrtle C.

Jahnke. dear sister of the lste John Roushausen. fond grandmother of Mildred Carlson. lour great-grandchildren. Resting at cnapei.

712 W. 3 1st street, until 13 noon Tuesday. Services 3 p. m. at Doremus church.

Interment waldhelm cemetery. Information victory 2-1158, NORDSTROM Charles Nordstrom, born Aug. 7. 1868, at Grang Arlet. Sweden.

oeiovea us Dana 01 Hannah, nee Johnson; devoted father of Carl, victor. Edward Kuui swanson, and the late Clara De Haan, grandfather of seven and great grandfather of eight. Services at Price funeral home. Knox, Tuesday. Dec, 7, at 1 p.

m. Interment Grovertown. Ind. NORTAM Robert Nortam of 5203 S. Her- mitage avenue, dearly beloved husband of Grace Porter Nortam.

fond son of Walter and the late Margaret Nortam, brother of Norman Nortam and Eleanor Walinaki. Fu neral Thursday, 9:30 a. from funeral home. 1718 W. 63d street, to St.

Basil's church, 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepul chre. Member Father Peres council. Mo.

itt, 01 rttospect o-iouo OATES James Franklin Oates. 3353 Orrinf. ton avenue. Evanston. Ill- Dec.

a. 1B54. husband of the late Henrietta Jennings Oatea. father of James F. Oates Jr.

and Whitney Oates, grandfather of Rosalind, James F. III. and Henrietta J. Oates. brother of Mr.

Frank McElroy. Services at 2:30 p. m. Monday. Dec.

6. at First Methodist church chapel. Hlnman avenue and Church street, Evanston. Private In terment at Rose olll. Please omit flowers.

intrn in PANNEM ANN Frederick 3. Pannemann of 2116 N. Sedgwick street. Dec 5. 1954 beloved husband of Christine, brother of Jonn.

At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, Services Tuesday. Dec. 7. at 3:43 p.

tinder auspices of Germanla lodge. No. 183, a. at a. m.

PFAELZER Dalsie H. Pfaelzer, Dec 5, of Highland Park, beloved mother of Leonore Hermann and the late Malcolm David Pfaelzer. grandmother of Lois Ruekberg and Donald Hermann, great-grandmother of two. Resting at chapel. 1913 Sheridan road.

Highland Park. Funeral Tuesday, Dec 7. 11 at the Graceland ceme tery cnapei. Please omit flowers. rKUBST jonn Frederick Probst 01 4479 Grand avenue.

Western Springs, beloved husband of Florence, loving father of Mrs. Sonne Smith of Saugatuck. Mich, Mrs. Mary Florence Mullen of Batavta, in, Mrs. Anne Estes ot Wichita Falls, and John Frederick Jr.

of Denver, Colo, brother of Carrie Mae and Emllie Probst of Baltimore. Md. Services Monday, 2 p. ni at funeral home. 518 Hill-grove avenue.

Western Springs. Services and Interment Tuesday afternoon at South nena. ind. CHestnut 6-1500. BACKLEY Blanche M.

Rackley of Des names, ill, oeiovea wife of carl devoted mother of Grace Habas, mother-in- law of Stanley, sister of Tillle Kakuska. Mildred Krlhak, Bessie Svec Sylvia Zar- cone, Clara Pokomey, Sophie, and Joseph Perlna. Funeral Tuesday. Dee. 7.

11 a. at chapeL 5128-30 W. 25th street. Cicero. interment woodlawn.

OLympic 3-0080. SAMENOFSKY Mrs. Emma Ramenofskv. nee Cohen, beloved wife of the late Max Ramenofsky ot La Salle. Ill, loving mother of Lillian Kaufman, and Byron.

Los Angeles. Dr. Abe. Phoenix. Ariz, fond sister of Goldle, Miami.

Fla, Herman Cohen. Jacksonville. Ill, and the late Ben xrandmother of 6. Tuesdav. In Los Angeles.

Family at 365 S. Mens- lieid, Los Angeles, Cal. BAND ALL Charles Randall of 521S M. Christiana avenue. Dec 4.

1954. brother of Eli G. Randall of St. Petersburg. Fla.

At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, Dec. 7. at 1 p.

under the auspices of Home lodge, No. 508. A. F. A A.

M. Interment RosehiU. BAYNEB Alfred W. Rayner. beloved bus band of Louise Rayner.

nee Tracy; fond lather of Junlce Wemer and Orcelia Schmltx, grandfather of Bruce end Scott Werner, Mark. Grant, Laura, and Marlene Schmltx, brother of Kurt of California, one brother and two sisters in Germany. Member of Chicago Turners: Germanla club; Prosperity Club of Chicago, and Rotary Club of Chicago. Executive of Rayner Lithographing Co, and Rayner Dalhelm Music Co. Resting at funeral home, 5701-03 W.

Division street, until 11 a. m. Wednesday. Dec 8. In state at North Austin Lutheran church, Le Moyne street and Mason avenue, until time of service at 2 p.

ra. Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. In lieu of flowers, gifts to Women of Rotary Blind Foundation In care of Mrs. Landerholm. 8331 Lengley avenue, Chicago, or Parish House Building fund of North Austin Lutheran church would be appreciated.

Austin 7-4440. flela avenue, beloved husband of Tena. nee Nauta; fond father of William Ethel KohL Robert Edward Leona Der-went, John and Mary E. Redmond, foster father of Henry G. Vender Werp.

Funeral Tuesday. Dec. 7. 9 a. from funeral home, 5350 W.

North avenue, to St. Angela's church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Queen ot Heaven.

Member of Holy Name society. TUxedo 9-8844. REENSTJERNA Emma Reenstjerna, mother of R. L. and R.

S. Reenstjerna. Interment Private BEGNER Robert Ronald Regner, beloved son of George J. and Estelie. nee Haae; fond nephew of Robert E.

and Roselle O'Connor, Wslter and Violet Schmidt, and Arthur and Mary Schmidt, Funeral Thursday, Dec. 9, 9:15 a. from funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Mass 10 a.

at St. Francis Borgia church. Interment St, Joseph's. KUdare 5-5430. BEINART Frank Retaart, Dec.

4. 1954 late of 6740 S. Faraell avenue, beloved husband of Monica, nee Zvega: fond father of Lucille Britt and Julius, grandfather of two, dear brother of Anna JeknuiTas and Alice Kavallunas. Funeral Tuesday. Dec 7.

at 8:30 a. from funeral home, 4605 S. Hermitage avenue, to Holy Cross church. Interment St, Caslmlr's ceme tery. YArds 7-1741 EETSS Georpe E.

Reuss, beloved husband ot Delia, nee Huston; deer father of Nancy and Robert, son of Bertha and the late George brother ot Irene Pergande and Viola Kersten. Services Monday, Dec 6. 2 p. at funeral home, 5300-13 Belmont avenue. Masonic service Sunday, 8 p.

m. Member of Kelvyn Park lodge. No. 1075. A.

F. A. M. FAUsade 5-8740. BODE Louise Frances Rode, nee Trout.

Dec. 4. of Forest Park, beloved wile of wuiiam, lovlnc mother of Pearl. William III, Mrs. Donna Fare, and Ronald, daughter ot -George Trout sister of George Gertrude, and Helen.

Services Tuesday, Dec 7. 3:30 p. at chapel, 124 Madison ave nue. Oak Park. Interment uien uax.

BOOS Lora S. Roos of 3440 Laaevlew ave- nue, Dec 4, 1954, beloved wile ol Henry dear sister of Edith Schweitzer. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday.

Dec 7. at 3 p. ra. Burial private. In lieu of flowers kindly make contributions to Women's Guild.

Church of the Atonement, 5749 Kenmore evenue. BUMPCS Harry T. Rumpus, beloved hus band of Gizella, loving father of Mrs. Anna Arnold. Member of Eagles, No.

3371, Restlnr at ehaDeL 851 E. 75th street Services 1 p. m. Tuesday. Interment Cedar Park cemetery.

SAMCLIONIS-AUce Samulionis ot 4656 W. wlf. nf John. Jackson boulevard, beloved wife of John, dear mother of Stanley Stankus and the late Josephine Zaleckl. mother-in-law of Mollle Stankus, grandmother of five, sister of Msry Fotsus.

Funeral ruesaay. Dec. 9 a. from funeral borne. 1410 S.

50th avenue, Cicero, 111, to Resurrection church. Mass 10 interment Caslmlr's. SANDERS See Gusanders notice. BCHULTZE Harry Alton Schultze, late of 4444 Sheridan, beloved husband of Mae. nee Cowell; fond brother of Geraldlne Peters and the late Elmer.

Services Wednes day, 1 p. at chapel, S844-4S Milwaukee avenue. Interment Irving Park ceme tery. ROdney 3-5111. btBBVwkV ChTcaso dear brother oi "Sf John." dK.V 0 Croa.

nd Laura Hewx' jutf Tit funeral nr. Piainea. -V st tf.i 8EEHACSEN-Jennle O. Seehausen. Services Monday.

Dec 6, 2 p. at cnapei, sis N. Clark street. Cremation Graceland. Rh, Hp Sweenie of Libertyville and Mra.

Joseph Morrison of Mundeleln, seven grandchildren, brother of the late Lucille E. Ray, Dr. Charles and Harry shannon. Services Tuesday, 1:30 p. at chapel.

1460 Sherman Avenue, Xvamtoa, Interment private. I SIMS See John A. McCormlck notice. SISTER Charles A. Elstek.

beloved husband of Lillian nee Walioch; dear father of Bernadette Johannes, loving grandfather of Mary Bernadette Johannes. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 3517-27 N. Pulaski road, to St. Edward's church.

Interment St. Boniface's cemetery. Member of Holy Name society: Ton eouncU, No. 1567. K.

of La Salle assembly; Fort on tl club, and Royal Arcade, Maplewood. council. Ei' dependence 3-5800. Dec. 4.

1954. beloved us nana oi Art- -ton'e. nee Petrlnec; devoted father of Anna Mislc, Rose Pavlede, Laura Papes. Gladys Bochenek. Frances.

Marie Kovach. and George. Resting at chapeL 3814 'W. 26th street. Funeral Tuesday, Dec 7, at a.

to Holy Trinity church. Interment Resurrection, LAwndala 1-3767 ea CAnal 6-1207. SNIDER Walter T. Snider, Oee. S.

1S34, beloved husband of Ruth Peterson snioer, father of Gladys Sledler and Myron Snider, grandfather of six, great-grandfather of even. Service Tuesday, a p. at tu. neral home, 245 W. North avenue.

Intas ment RosehiU. SMITH Charles Fy Smith, husband of Lucetta Graves Smith, lather ol Mrs. Lucetta Swanson and Mrs. Faye Xlser. brother of Mrs.

Cora R. Ahlf. grandfather of Jacqnelyn Thompson and Kenneth and Robert Klser. Services Tuesday 3 p. m.

at chapeL 523 Lake street. Oak Park. Interment Woodlawn. EUclid 3-4141. SMITH Edward 3.

Smith, formerly of Chi cago, 111, at San Francisco, oeiovea husband of Peggy, dear lather of Susan Willner, fond grandfather ol Gary Edward, loving brother of Sichard. Sam, Ullieo Silverman, and Ruth Schwarts. Service Tuesday. 1 p. at chapel, 5206 Broadway.

SOCHURAK See Fred Korlnek notice. BFRIGGS Clara E. Sprlggi. beloved wife of the late George, fond motner oi Margaret Lechner. Alfred and Clara Dam.rtn.

sister of Maude Borden and Amy Belton. grandmother of six and one great-grandchild. Funeral Wednesday. Dec 8. 1:30 p.

at funeral home. 6300-13 Belmont avenue. Interment Oakrldge -cemetery. FAUsade 6-8740. STAHKTJS See Alice Samullonla notice.

BTEINBACH Elizabeth Block Stein bach. wile ot the late Joseph, motner oi auaine Crawford, grandmother of Karen, Mark, and Deborrah, sister of Amende Rosas, Emm- Nlchol. Ruth Sccek. Andrew, Otto, and Harold Block. Services Tuesday 1:30) p.

m. at chapel. 7319 Madison street. Forest Park. Interment Forest Home.

8ZYPUBA Agnes B. Szypura of 4541 John- son avenue, western springs, ill, oewvcv wife of Max. mother of Max A. Jr. of Hinsdale and Charles of Downers Grove, -four grandchildren.

Resting at chapl, 40 S. Ashland avenue. La Grange. Funeral 10 a. m.

Tuesday, at St. Francis -Xavier church. La Grange. Interment St. Adalbert' cemetery.

Fleetwood 2-1398. THOMSON Robert Thomson. Dee. 1954, Palatine. Ill, beloved husband oi ttnei, father of Mary Elizabeth, brother of Aleck and Walter, six grandchildren.

Resting at funeral home. 35 W. Chicago avenue. Palatine. Services Tuesday, 2 p.

at Methodist church, palatine. Interment private In lieu of flowers please con- tribute to American Cancer society. TINERELLA Marguerite Tinerella. nee Rlolo, beloved wife of the late Thomas, loving mother of Mary Tinerella. Andrew, George of Englewood.

Cal, and Jean Man- ale. Anthony and Joseph Tinerella, step. mother of five, grandmother of 16, great-grandmother of six. Resting at funeral home. 3627 Lawrence avenue.

Funeral Tuesday, Dec 7. 9:30 a. sn, to St, Dominic's church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment St, Joseph's. LOngbeach 1-4343. TORRONIO Concetta Torronlo, beloved wif of Ralph, fond mother of Mrs. Florence Slmarl. Angelo, Mrs.

Elizabeth Currlrc, Mrs. Ids Dooley. and the late Mary Guldo. dear sister of Mrs. Josephine Martini, survived by 10 grandchildren.

Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a. m. from chapeL 343S W. Chicago avenue, to Our Lady of Angel church. Interment Mount CArmet cemetery.

NEvada 8-7200. TRTJCCO Gelsomlna tElxic Trucco, nee Ramacdottl. beloved wife or the late Joseph, fond mother of Margaret Cella, Josephine Michleluttl, Marie AntognoU, and George, grandmother of seven, great- grandmother of one. Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a. from funeral home.

418 S. Cicero avenue, to Our Lady of the Angel church. Mass 11:30 a. m. Interment Mount CarmeL COlumbus 1-6600.

TOSS Joseph H. Toss Jr. of 6041 H. Paw- line street, Dec 4. 1954, husband of Ver cille Voss.

nee Anderson; son of Joseph H. and Anna, brother of Robert 3. Voss, brother-in-law of Virginia Anderson. Funeral from chapeL 5501 N. Ashland avenue.

Tuesday, Dec 7, at 9:30 a. to SU Gregory's church. Interment St, Boniface', WALKER Eugene 3. Walker, beloved husband of Josephine, nee Krycka: dear father of Eugene and Wayne, fond brother of Louis. William, Bertha Greenwood, Marie McGee.

and Tillle Walker. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from funeral home. 2500 N. Cicero avenue, to St, Genevieve' church.

Interment St. Joseph's. BZrk- shire 7-8070. WALKER Ida A. Walker.

Dee. 9. 1954. fond mother of Roxy, Lambert, Sally Hols-schue. Jerome, and the late Lyle, dear grandmother of nine, and great-grand, mother of three, sister of Frances VolgU At chspel.

5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, Dec 7, at p. m. Interment Graceland. WARD Cornelius J.

Ward, beloved husbandi of Margaret, nee Cemlcky; fond father ot Sister Mary Tardssus, C. S. and Patricia, son of the late Hannah and Con. nelius J. Ward, loving brother of Mary Ward Lcnlhan.

Funeral Tuesday, Dec 7, 9:30 a. from chapel. 2859 N. South-port avenue, to St. Bonaventure'a church.

interment muten oi Heaven cemetery. WEIMEK Ernest G. Wetmer. 5716 S. Saw yer avenue, devoted husband of Maude -nee Render; fond father of John E.

and George brother of Dr. Paul grandfather of George Ernest, John Ernest Mary Maude, and Paula Jean. Service -Monday. 1:30 p. at chapel.

521 a Kedzie avenue. FRospect S-3 8 10. WEIMER Molly Welmer, nee Bender, Dec 4. 1954, dear mother ot Alex. Relnhart.

Edward. Victor, Lillian Andrzelewskl. Emma Zlemann. Elsie MengarelU, and the late Robert, grandmother of 19, fond slater of Lydla Glanz, Alex, and Victor. Services Tuesday.

1:30 p. ra, at funeral home, 2501-03 N. Southport avenue. Interment Xden cemetery. Lincoln 9-0088.

WERNER See Flcnerskl notice. WITAROWSKT Frank Wltarowsky. fond brother of Joseph, Mary, and the late Fred. Restlne at funeral home 4115-17 W. 26th street.

Funeral Wednesday. 1:30 p. to Waldhelm. Member of Mutual Aid society No. 5.

LAwndale 1-3808. Pleas omit flowers. WOLL Leopold N. Woll of 1623 Thelb court, Evanston. beloved husband of Sylvia, nee Newlander.

Services Tuesday, 10 a. at chapeL 1300 Devon avenue Interment Westlawn. WOODS Robert R. Woods, age 34, TJ. 8.

aviation machinist mate, Gienvtew, 5 111, of Crystal Gardens. Crystal Lake, 111, suddenly, Dec 4. lor Ing husband of Dolores (Dolly Murtaugh Woods, father of Robert John. Michael Lawrence, Gabrl-ella and Llzbeth Anne. aU of Crystal Lake, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Claude R. Woods, Fox River Grove, brother of Mrs, Dorris Gary, Crystal Lake. Mrs. Cabriell Jett, Ottswa.

Ill, and Mrs. Myrtle Mae Jevne. Arlington Heights. Funeral day, 10 a. m.

to St. Thomas' Catholic church. Crystal Lake. 111. Interment Crystal Lake Memorial Park cemetery, Friends may call at the Querhammer funeral home.

Crystal Lake. WORTH Roy Worth, age 48. at Santa bare, cal, Dec. 3, nuioana oi Mauae, nee Raybum; father of Jerry, Georgia, Virginia, and Barbara, son of the late Fred H. and Anne, brother ot Mrs.

Ruth Strom. and Ted Worth. Service In Santa Barbara. WRIGHT Maybelle Wright, suddenly. Dec 3.

1954. at Phoenix. Arts, formerly of 307 N. Lockwood avenue, beloved wife of Frank mother of Dorothy Davenport Jr. and the late Dr.

William Wright. -sister of Charles Dutfleld. grandmother of Orrin Davenport III and Bruce Wright, dear aunt of Carol Duf field. Resting at funeral home, 31S N. Central, Austin, after 5 p.

m. Monday. Service -Wednesday. 1 p. m.

Interment Forest Home. EUclid 6-5840. WRZESZCZ Apolonle Wrzeszcx, late of 5746 N. Austin boulevard. Dec 4.

1854. devoted grandmother of Irene Prybylskl, Bertha Vezensky. Chester Llgman, and Alice Yerblck, dear mother-ln-iaw ot Am-brose Llgman, and great-grandmother, fit. neral Tuesday. 10:15 a.

from chapel. 3060-64 Milwaukee avenue, to Holy Trio- ity church. Interment St. Adalbert's-' Dickens 3-2252. TACCINO Fred Taeeino, late of 3218 J.

Mulligan avenue, dear husband of Edith, loving father of Angellne and Mama Rae. beloved son of John and the late -fond brother of Mary D'Amlco. Joseph. Michael. John, and Charles.

Funeral Tues- I day, 6:45 a. from chapel. 5120 Ful. lerton avenue, to St. John Boeco churchy Interment St.

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5 Spe cial Clarence J. Roseberry, 73, who directed collection of the pledges of contributions that resulted in building of he University of Illinois Me morial stadium, died in his sleep at his home here early oday. He had not been ill. At the time the stadium was dedicated in October, 1924, Roseberry had collected 78 per cent or $1,700,000 of the pledges. From 1921 to 1931 Roseberry was executive manager and treasurer of the University of Rlinois Alumni association and alumni recorder for the uni versity.

Since 1947 he had been assessor of the city of Champaign township. He eaves his wife, Ellen. Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Tuesday in the First Presbyterian church here Burial will be in Springdale cemetery, Peoria.

-FUNERAL DIRECTORS- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. 63D-ST. PHONE: WEntworth 6-0023 MONDAY ATTTRRTJRY Ralph, at chapel until 9 p. m. SHIPLEY Fred 2 p.

m. at chapel TUESDAY FISH Ctrt 2 p. m. at chapel WEDNESDAY DONAHUE James M. 1 p.

m. at chapel NORTH CHAPEL 5508 N. ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach. 1-264S MONDAY ALMY Helen w.

3 n. ra. at chaoel CASSIDY Albert J. 10 a. m.

In church EATON Helen M. 10 a. m. In church TUESDAY PANNEMANW Frederick 3:45 p. m.

at chapel kull cnaries i p. m. at cnapei ROOK Laura S. 2 p. m.

at chapel SA-XTON Angle 1 0 a. m. In church VOSS JR. -Joseph 10 a. m.

at chapel WALKER Ida A. 3 p.m. at chapel WEDNESDAY CLARK Mary D. 3 p. in.

at chapel ll ll dui a p. m. at cnapei SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 3131 W. 95TH-ST. PHONE: BEverly 8-3 3 MONDAY CART Percy H.

8 p. m. In church ZEITEK James lli.m. at chapel SOUTHEAST CHAPEL 2024 E. 75TH-ST.

PHONE: FAlrlaz 4-T17T TO BE ARRANGED MOBTTBOY Diane K. Piser MEMORIAL CHAPELS NORTH SOUTH NORTHWEST WEST CHICAGO Hartman-Miller FUNERAL DIRECTORS 8031 Lawrence independence S-5000 centrally located on tne worm siae C. H. JORDAN CO. 100 YEARS Funeral Directors Chicago and Suburb 331 Erie-it.

superior 7-7709 IN MEMORIAM ALEXANDER Edwin Alexander. In fond and loving memory ol our dear husband and dad who pasted away 25 fears ago today. LOVTNQ WIFE ALICE, AND SONS RUSSELL, GEORGE. AND ROBERT. RAISER Frank Kaiser.

In loving memory of my husband, who passed away one year aio today. DEVOTED WIFE ELSIE. ANNOUNCEMENTS MEMORIALS FOR THE HEART FUND are appreciated and tax deductible. They neip research. Address Chicago Heart Association.

69 W. Washlngton-ct. DEATH NOTICES ALFORD Marilyn Alford, helrwed daughter of Mary and Roy Aiiora. lona sister oi Loretta Goodman. Funeral Tuesday.

Dec. 7. 8:30 a. from funeral home. 7303 Stony Island avenue, to St.

Laurence's church, mass 10 a. m. Interment St Mary's. BUtterlield 8-3068. ANTOGNOI4 See Gelsomlna Trucco notice.

ATTERBFRT Ralph L. Atterbury. 6109 Dorchester. Dec. last, son oi Mrs.

G. D. Atterbury of Terre Haute. brother of Mrs. Philip W.

Lennen of New York City, cousin of Frank Hill. At chapel. 316 W. 63d street, at Harvard avenue, until 9 p. m.

Monday, Dec. 6. Services and Interment Horse Cave. Ky. Member of Terra Haute lodge.

No. 19, A. F. A A. M.

BABSON Franc P. Babson of 183 Addison road. Riverside, wife of the late Fred mother of Doris Babson Merritt, (rand-mother of Thomas Merritt Jr. Service Monday, 3:30 p. at residence, 183 Addison road.

Riverside. Interment Bronswood. Riverside 7-3361. BARNECLO Roy Barneclo, beloved husband of Nettle, brother of Delia Rust. At cnapei, 7838 Cottage Grove avenue, until 10:30 t.

m. Mondar. Dec. 6. Services and Inter ment Muskegon.

Mich. Member of Locomotive Engineers, No. 458: Locomotive Firemen. No. 439.

and George Washington lodge. No. 333. A. F.

A. M. Chilli-eothe. HL, papers pleasa copy. RAdclilfe 3-0330.

BARNETT Frank Barnett. 2993 Clyboura avenue, beloved husband of Lena, fend fa ther of Herman. Libby Shafton. and Aaron, dear brother of Joe. Sarah Horvlch.

Ethel Rlsaby, and the lata Ike, four grandchil dren. Services Monday. 13 noon, at cnapei. 3031 Lawrence avenue. Interment Cong, Knesses Israel cemetery, Jewish Waldheinu Family at late residence.

Fleaze omit now-ers. Information. INdependenct 3-5000. BOOT'S Charles E. Bobus of 3 N.

603 West avenue. Bensenvllle. 7 years old, loving son of Charles E. and Jean Catherine, brother of Richard, Randell. and Steve.

Resting at chapel. 134 Madison street, uax rare. Interment Mount Emblem. BOLMS Emma Jane Bolms of 31T N. Grove avenue.

Oak Park, daughter of Edna and Oliver R. Bolms. Resting at lunerat nome, 303 S. Marlon street, at Pleasant street. Oak Park.

Private services Tuesday at con venience of family. EUclid 3-3181. RDNAMEK Georre Bonamer. late of 1543 S. California avenue, beloved husband of Minnie, nee Bouzlde: fond father of Helen, Joseph, Mrs.

Marie Arbagey, James and Thomas, brother of Frank oi ascanaoa, grandfather of seven. Funeral Tuesday. 10:15 a. from chapel. 5400 W.

Harrison street, to St. John the Baptist church. Interment St. Mary's. Informa tion.

AUstin 7-8600. BRADTKE Mary Bradtke, beloved Wife of Joseph, fond mother of Henry and Edwin. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from funeral home. 1463 N.

Ashland avenue, to St. Stanislaus Kostka church. Inter ment St. Adalbert's. BRunswick 8-0815.

rATiTT.l Catherine Cahlll. late of 1636 rf. Springfield avenue, dear sister of the late Margasct, Josephine McDonough, Daniel, and Mary Cody. Funeral Tuesday, 9 from funeral home. 3751 W.

North avenue, to Maternity B. V. M. church. Inter ment Calvary cemetery, vnonnsunu, BEimont 5-4047.

CARIS Percy H. Carta, 1651 W. 100th street, Dec. 4, 1954, beloved husband ol Lela Papa Carls, fond lather oi JJarrei Elisabeth C. Schwind, and James grandfather of nine, brother of Merle, Ralnh.

Ravmond. and Dale. At chapeL 3131 W. 95th street, until 4 p. m.

Mon day. Services at Trinity Metnooist cnurcn, 99th street and S. Winchester avenue, Monday. Dec 6. at 8 p.

m. Interment Klrkwood, 111. Please omit flowers. Memo rial gifts may be made to Trinity Memorial fund or to Iowa Wesleyan college at Mount Pleasant. la.

CARR Edna Carr, nee MeCannon. Dec. 4, 1954, wife of the late Emory, mother of Lela Kennett. grandmother of Robert and Rolland, great-grandmother of Mary arm and Patricia. Resting at funeral home, 318 N.

Central avenue, Austin. Service Tuesday, 3:30 p. m. Interment Mount Emblem. AUstin 7-0017.

CELLA Sea Gelsomlna Trucco notice. CEBVENKA John A. Cervenka 3438 S. Lawndale avenue, beloved husband of Mae Cervenka. nee as par; loving father of John Albert Cervenka III.

son of the late John A. Sr. and Antonla Cervenka brother of Alice Rhode, brother-in-lav of Evelyn and John Lovette and William Service Tuesday, Dec. 7, 1:30 p. at chapel, 3440 W.

36th street. Interment Bohemian National. Member of Bohemian Lawyers 111. State Bar Thomas J. Turner lodge.

No. 40, A. F. A. Wiley M.

Egan lodge. No. 136, R. A. M-.

and Regular Democratic Ore. of 33d ward. In lieu of Cowers, donations to Heart and Arthritis funds. Bishop 7-9802 or OLympic 2-1033. Philadelphia, Dec.

5 LB Bar- clay H. Warburton, 83, former newspaper publisher and a member of a socially prominent Philadelphia family, died to day. His wife, daughter of the late John Wanamaker, depart ment store founder, died Nov. 17. Warburton was publisher of the old Philadelphia Evening Telegraph, a newspaper which was founded by his father.

He held two key posts in the city government, director of wel fare and special police commis sioner. He was elected mavor of Palm Beach in 1928 and re signed two years later to de vote himself to his brokerage business. Ralph Shannon Services for Ralph L. Shan non, 58, of 7710 Kilbourn Skokie, manager of the metal industries department of the Diversey corporation, 1800 Ros- coe st, will be held at 1:30 p. tomorrow in the chapel at 1460 Sherman Evanston.

Mr. Shannon died Saturday in Evanston hospital. He served in the air corps in World War Surviving are his widow, Elsie; two daughters, Mrs. Cecile Sweenie of Libertyville and Mrs. Gloria Morrison of Mun-delein, and seven grandchildren.

Mrs. Anna Joy Services for Mrs. Anna Joy, 76, of 964 Linden Winnetka, will be held at 3 p. m. today in the chapel at 895 Linden, Win netka.

She died Saturday night while visiting at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Elysabeth Por ter, 76 Warwick Winnetka. Mrs. Joy was the widow of S. Scott Joy, chief architect of the Central Manufacturing district Other survivors include another daughter, Mrs.

Dorothy Hamm; a son, Robert and two sisters, Mrs. Bess Selig and vtt i i iius. tvaru vrreenwouu. Edward J. Smith The funeral of Edward J.

Smith, former owner of the Cloverbar cocktail lounge at 172 N. Clark will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. Mr.

Smith died Friday after a heart attack in San Francisco, where he had operated the Universal Music company for the last five years. Surviving are his widow, Peggy, a daugh ter, Mrs. Susan Willner, two sisters, and two brothers. Percy H. Cam 65t of 1651 w.

100th st, who died Saturday in his home, will be held at 8 o'clock this eve ning in Trinity Methodist church with burial at Kirk- wood, Warren county. Mr. Cans was president of William El. Banks Warehouses, 208 La Salle st He leaves his widow, Lela; a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Schwind, and two sons, Darrel S.

and James P. Frank J. Johnson The funeral of Frank Johnson of 6223 Greenwood who died Saturday in his home, will be held at 1 p. today in the chapel at 1411 67th st, with burial at Ohio, Bureau county. Mr.

Johnson had been a real estate dealer and insurance dealer on the south side for 40 years. He leaves his widow, Frances three sisters, and two brothers Sam (Red) Kaufman Services for Sam Red Kauf man, 53, of 5711 N. Kimball a salesman, will be held ai 2 p. m. today in the chapel a 5145 Broadway.

Mr. Kaufman who died Saturday in his home, was a star in the early Chicago Softball leagues. Surviving are his widow, Fannie; a son, Clif ford; a daughter, Arline; two grandchildren, and two broth ers, Ben and Henry. Joseph H. Voss Jr.

Services for Joseph H. Voss 42, of 6041 N. Paulina st, who died Saturday in Mercy hospital, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St Gregory church.

He was secretary-treas urer of the Voss Belting and Specialty company. Survivors include his widow, Vercille; his father and his mother, Anna, and a brother, Robert J. Mrs. Dalsie N. Pfaelzer Mrs.

Daisie N. Pfaelzer, 76, of 1233 Lincoln Highland Park, died yesterday in an Elgin rest home. She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Leonore Hey-mann. Services will be held at 11 a.

m. tomorrow in the Grace-land cemetery chapeL Medical opinion suggests that muscles be kept quiet and at rest in muscular backache. Thai's why Johnson's Back Plaster is so effective. It straps muscles, gives them a chance to rest, guards them against cMlling. Meanwhile, tie mild, fast acting medication brings warm ing, healing blood to the sore pot and soothes the pain- almost likr-Trearing a heating pad.

At all drug stores, only 39t The Rev. Edward E. Hastings Services for the Rev. Edward Hastings, 83, who died Satur day in his home, 404 Strong Joliet, will be held at 2 m. tomorrow in the chapel 112 Richard st, Joliet He had been pastor of the Central Presbyterian church in Joliet for 21 years when he retired 1936.

Subsequently he served for seven years as Protestant chaplain of the state penitentiary. He was a former member of the board of the Presbyterian home in Evans-ton, trustee of Coe college, and of the board of the Omaha Theological seminary. He leaves his widow, May; two sons, Eugene T. and Robert and a daughter, Mrs. Catherine Braun.

Tracy Day Luccock Tracy Day Luccock, 71, of 824 N. Marion Oak Park, retired president of Volland Greeting Card company, Joliet died yesterday in his- home. After his retirement in 1949 he became owner of the Tracy Card and Gift shop at 1109 Chicago Oak Park. He leaves his widow, Emma; three daughters, Mrs. Martha L.

Jas per and Caroline and Dorothy; two sons, Tracy D. Jr. and Henry; two sisters, and a broth er. Services will be at 1:30 p. m.

Wednesday in the chapel at 523 Lake st Oak Park. Robert Thomson Robert Thomson, 78, of 35 Plum Grove Palatine, who retired in ,1943 as passenger traffic manager of the North Western railroad, died yester day in Sherman hospital, Elgin. Mr. Thomson worked for the North Western 45 years and for the Grand Trunk Western nine years. He leaves his widow, Ethel; a daughter, Mrs.

Mary Elizabeth a a six grandchildren, and two broth ers. Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the First Methodist church, Palatine. Dr.

Charles Palache Charlottesville, Dec. 5 IT) Dr. Charles Palache, 84, Harvard professor of mineralogy emeritus and former curator of the university's mineralogica museum, died today at his home here. A native of Berke ley, Prof. Palache was the first recipient of the Roebling medal for "meritorious achieve ment in mineralogy" in 1938.

Before he retired in 1940, he had revised Dana's System of Mineralogy," standard text in the field. Mrs. Jacob Mizock Services for Mrs. Esther Mizock, 73, of 6147 N. Rich mond st, wife of Jacob Mizock, an insurance broker, will be held today at 1:30 p.

m. in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. Mrs. Mizock died Friday in her home; Also surviving are five sons, Joseph, Albert, Sid ney, and Harry, each of whom is a physician or surgeon, and Phillip, an attorney; two daughters, Mrs. Sophie Berger and Dorothea, and 12 grand children.

Mrs. ZeUa R. Fisher The funeral of Mrs. Zella R. Fisher, 69, of 638 Ash Win netka, who died Saturday in her home, will be held at 11 a.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1118 Greenleaf Wilmette, Mrs. Fisher's husband, Edwin former president of the Na tional Steel company, died in 1945. Surviving are a step daughter, Mrs. John Butter- week; two sisters, Mrs.

Richard J. Burrows and Mrs. George Gries, and two brothers, Rob ert C. and Vinton C. Mickey.

Mrs. Mary Hahtead Services for Mrs. Mary Hal-stead, 86, of South Haven, who died Saturday in a South Haven sanitarium, will be held at 3:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Oakwood cemetery chapeL She was the widow of Dr.

A. E. Halstead, former chief of staff of St Luke's hospital. She leaves a daugh ter, Mrs. Dorothea Logan, and two sisters, Mrs.

Clark Bassett and Miss Isabelle Cochems. Leopold Woll Leopold Woll, 45, of 1623 Thelin ct, Evanston, a build ing contractor, died yesterday in Edgewater hospital. Survi vors include his widow, Syl via. Find High School Pupil, 18, Dead; Gun in Hand Columbus Brown, 18, an Englewood High school pupil was found shot to death with a target pistol in his hand yesterday in his home at 5518 Indiana av. John Carroll Sons "Home for Funerals" Wllitehall 4-6060 ERIE AT ABASH AVE.

TOLL HIGHWAYS' ROUTES MAY BE Adm. Old Defends Plan in Broadcast BY HAL FOUST Vice Adm. Francis Old, executive director of the Illinois ---Ti toll highway commission, said yesterday that he hoped for a final decision tomorrow on the locations for 191 miles turnpike. The commission is sched Old uled to meet then with Gov. Stratton in Springfield.

Adm. Old said he hoped for the sale promptly thereafter of 390 million dollars worth of revenue bonds to pay for the construction, and for bull' dozers to start moving dirt by Jan. l. This was the toll official's response to "a suggestion from Andrew Plummer, administrator of the Cook county highway department, that the express ways might be financed with out tolls under President Eisenhower's program of 25 billion dollars federal money for interstate roads and their urban extensions. Speaks in Forum It also was his reply to objections by G.

R. Rossman of Hinsdale, head of the newly or ganized Suburban Home Own ers Protective association. The three were interviewed on WIND'S "Forum of the Air." The moderator, Dr. Don Fedderson of Northwestern university school of speech, asked Plummer for the county's attitude toward expressways and toward the toll method paying for them. "There is no doubt of the dire need for expressways in the urban area," Plummer replied.

"The city, county, and state agreed on plans for a comprehensive plan in 1941. "We're not against tolls when no other money is avail able. The county's expressway funds are about exhausted. We'd welcome turnpikes in Cook county. But we think they should be built on the routes adopted in 1941." Favors 1941 Plan Plummer was referring to a controversy with the toll commission engineers on the loca tion in western suburbs of a route by-passing Chicago.

The commission's tentative location is near the Du Page -Cook county line. The county favors a River rd. location, which is part of the 1941 plan. William J. Mortimer, superintendent of Cook county highways, in addressing the com-mision last week said his preference would be to build ex pressways radiating from the Loop to finish Congress st, a northwest route to O'Hare airport, and a south route to the Indiana turnpike before -mn-dertaking a by-pass route.

But if there is going to be a by-pass route, he said. River rd. would be six miles shorter and serve twice as much traffic as would a highway on the location proposed by the commission' Rossman, in his broadcast, said he objected to the high cost of toll road construction. He referred to studies indicating that the extra engineering and administrative costs plus the interest on the bonds will more than double the cost for the construction under conventional financing methods. He said that he thought the public would rather accept a gas tax increase.

Dispute Who Pays "On the said Rossman, "the public will be paying federal and state gasoline taxes plus a toll that will be the equivalent of another 22 cents a gallon gas tax." Adm. Old interjected. "The only persons to pay for the toll roads will be the persons who drive the turnpikes." Rossman accused the toll authorities of rushing in secrecy into commitments- motorists will have to pay. Climco's Mother Dies; Believed Heart Victim Mrs. Pauline Glimco, 71, mother of Joseph Joey Glimco, leader of the AFL Taxicab Drivers' union in Chicago, died yesterday in her home at 255 W.

24th pi. apparently of a heart attack. Her husband, Anthony, died in 1925. KAsltoi LI ft Llasrn. Vv a e'swsia we, rCrsinae-sitiSSS N.HarUm mem SET TOMORROW E.

p. at in CHANDLER Ethel Chandler, nea Gysbers, wife ol the late Charles. Services Tuesday 1 p. m. at parlors, 1411 67th street at Dorchester avenue.

CLARK Mary Clark at Detroit, Mich, Dec. 1954, lormeriy of Chicago, wife of Kenneth L. Clark, mother of Richard sister of Robert Beak and Isabel Ptews, aunt of Patricia Scahlll and Frances Tod. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, after 10 a.

m. Tuesday. Services Wednesday, Dec 8, at 3 p. m. Interment at convenience of family.

COLLINS Mary Z. Collins, nee Conley, late of 8108 comeu avenue, beloved wne oi the late Stephen J. Collins, fond mother of Walter, Mabel, and the late Margaret Ann and John, grandmother of Thomas J. Collins. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.

from funeral home, 8304 Stony Island avenue, to St. Felicltas' church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Essex 5-3400. CR0S0LI Cludltta Grosoll, beloved wife of the late Primo, dear motner oi agt. George, C. P. John, Louis, and Harry, fond grandmother of Robert.

Funeral Tuesday, 8:30 a. from chapel, 1341 Clybourn avenue, to St. Philip Benlzl church. Interment Mount Carmtl. MO-hawk 4-0850.

DAUER Anna Dauer. beloved wife of Wil liam, dear mother of violet Tronvig, sister of Fred, Amelia Zelk. Louise tiaruni, Charles, and Walter Brockman. At chapel, 5911 Madison street. Until Tuesday.

13 noon. Funeral services 3 p. at St. John's Lutheran church, Montrose and Lavergne. Interment Acacia Park.

EStebrook 8-7500. DELLORTO See Dyer notice. DEVINE See Marilyn Alford notice. DONAHUE James Donahue. 1411 E.

Hyde Park. Dec. 5, 1954, beloved husband of Ella Donahue, nee Fritscher; dear father of Luella, Leola, Edmund, Wilmer. and Frank Donahue, grandfather of 13, greatgrandfather of one. At chapel.

316 W. 63d street at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, Dec. 8, at 1 p. m. Interment Cedar Park.

Former tenor soloist of the Keith circuit. DTJSHEK Frank C. Dushek. beloved hus band of Margaret, nee Shepherd; fond lather of Mary Elisabeth, dear brother of the late Mrs. Emll Thlel.

Funeral Tues day, Dec. 7, at 9:30 a. from chapeL 3334 W. North avenue, to St. Stephen King of Hungary church.

3015 W. Augus ta boulevard. Interment SU Boniface's cemetery. BEimont 5-0770. DYER Patrick 3' Dyer, late of 6037 Troy street, beloved husband of Mary, nee Hunt: loving father of Mary Skau.

James Joseph Isabelle C. and Thom as fond son of the late James and Mary Dyer, brother of James, Mayme, Cath erine Kellette. Teresa Dyer. Helen Deiiorto, and the late Martin Dyer. 13 grand- children.

Funeral Tuesday. Dec. 7. 8:30 a. from funeral home.

3701 W. 63d street, at Washtenaw avenue, to St. Rita's church. Interment Queen of Heaven cem etery. Member of Father Setters council.

no. 1278, oi is. fKospect e-ejuo. EI CHEL Arthur T. Elchel, formerly of Irv ing Park community, beloved husband of the late Minnie Elchel, fond uncle of Marie E.

Boddy and Eileen A. Beckner. brother of Adoiph Miller. Services at funeral home. 4333 Els ton avenue.

Tuesday, Dec 7, 1:30 p. m. Interment Montrose cemetery, Services under auspices of Myrtle lodge, No. 795, A. F.

A. M. KEystone 9-6100. ESPOSITO See Mollnarl notice. FATA See Mollnarl notice.

FICNERSKI Zenobla Flcnerskl. beloved wife of the late Stanley Flcnerskl, fond mother of Jeane Wemer. Stanley, and Paul Flcner skl, grandmother of six, great-grandmother of three. Services at funeral home, 4333 Elston avenue. Wednesday.

Dec 8. 1 P. m. Interment Arlington cemetery. KEystone 9-6100.

FILKINS Augusta Fllklns of 11439 St. Lawrence, Dec. 5, 1954, beloved wife of the late Frank, fond mother of Florence Myroup, Myrtle Kenney. James, Evelyn Mil- lot, the late Sadie Varnak. William, Walter, Mildred Eckardt.

and Fred, grandmother of 34, great-grandmother of 38. great- great-grandmotner ol two. At cnapei, 3 14 E. 115th street. Service Wednesday.

Dec. 8. at 1:30 p. m. Interment Mount Green wood.

FISH Cora C. Fish, T130 Harvard avenue, Dec. 4. 1954, dear sister of Mrs. Alta Wren of Buffalo.

Mrs. Isadora Northrop of Notus. Idaho. Mrs. Harriet Turk and Perry Fish of Billings.

Mont, At chapel. 316 W. 63d street at Harvard avenue, where services will oe neia Tuesday, Dec 7, 3 p. to. Interment Buffalo, Minn.

FISHER Zella R. Fisher of 638 Ash street, Winnetka. wife of the late Edwin Fisher, stepmother of Mrs. John Butter- week of Greeley, sister of Mrs. Rich ard J.

Burrows of Dowaglac Mrs. George C. Gries of Tucson. Robert C. of Beivldere, 111., and Vinton C.

Mickey of Chicago. Services Tuesday. 11 a. at chapel. 1118 Greenleaf avenue, Wil mette.

interment Memorial Fara. FLANIGAN Matthew E. Flanigan of 8454 S. Hoyne, beloved Husband ol Dorotny nee Shauehnessv: fond father of Edward, Matthew, and Geraldlne. son ol tawara and Mary, nee O'Connor, brother of Mary Wltbrot and Jane McDonald.

At funeral home, 7831-33 S. Racine evenue. Com plete notice later. TRiangle 4-7300. FLEISCHER Gusta X.

Fleischer, late of 6543 S. Rockwell street, beloved husband of the late Anna Fleischer, nee Gerber; devoted father of Mrs. Elizabeth Lesch. Mrs. Anna Brinkley, Mrs.

Martha Lauten-bach, Charles, and Frieda Fleischer, grand father of eight, great-grandiatner oi tnree. Services Tuesday, 1:30 p. tn at chapeL 5652 S. Ashland avenue. Interment Ever green cemetery.

REpuoiic 7-0077. FRANK Hed wig Frank, beloved mother of Mrs. Kate Fuerth. Erie and Dr. Richard Frank, lovinx grandmother of Susan, Marlorle.

Peter, and Johnny Frank. Fu neral at the convenience of the family, FRIEDMAN Abe Friedman of Miami. Fla, fnrmerlv of Rochester. N. and Chicago.

beloved husband of. Sadie, dear father of Florence Lexak. Jeannette Hlndln. Bernlce ManettL brother of Sol ol Miami. Fla.

Lesser of Los Angeles, Cal, Fannie Slaw-sky of Rochester. N. Eva Backel of Los Angeles. live grandchildren. Services Tuesday.

11a. at chapel. 6145 Broad way. Interment Westlawn cemetery, visi tation Monday evening. GINTY Josephine Glnty of 1504 W.

83d street, beloved daughter Of tne late Micnaei Francis and Margaret Power Glnty, dear sister 01 the late Grace aressa oiniy ana Mary Helns, fond aunt Of Margaret Helm Sears of Denver, Colo. Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a. from funeral home, 79th street at Loo mis boulevard, to St. Sablna church. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.

Member of St. Sablna's Altar and Rosary society. Information. TRiangle 4-1187, GOCKOWSKI Marie tPostr Gcckowskl, be loved wife 01 stepnen. loving motner 01 Irene Mitchell.

Loretta Hllko, Steve J. Conway, and Richard Conway, mother-in- law of James MltchelL Edward Hllko. and Ltna Conway, three grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday. Dec 7.

9 a. from funeral home. 4860 W. 31st street. Cicero, to st, Dlonyslus" church.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. Information, Olympic 3-20U3 GOLDRICK See A. McCormlck Sr. notice. GOL1NSKI Frances D.

Gollnskl, age 67, of 808 W. 150th street, fcast cnicago, ina, sister of Josephine of Whiting and Sister M. Hipolit of St. Hyacinth's parish. Chi cago, slster-tn-law of John Rice 01 wnittng, aunt of Mrs.

Loretta Soauldlnc of Whiting. Raymond of Whiting, and Dr. Julian A. Rice of Lansing. 111.

Funeral Tuesday, Dec 7. 9:30 a. from chapel. 1030 w. 150th street.

East Chicago. 10 a. to St. Stanislaus church. Burial Holy Cross cemetery.

Calumet City. Phone East Chicago 894. GROFF Clifford A. Groff. Dee.

4. beloved husband of Grace brother 01 Hester and Leora Groff. Member of Perseverance lodge. No. 973, A.

F. A. Scottish Rite, and Medlnah Shrine, A. A. O.

N. M. S. Services Monday. Dec 6, at 8 p.

m. at funeral home, 301 S. 5th avenue, at Maple street, ay wood. Interment Oakrldgc Fillmore 4-0100. ROM Joseph Groin, beloved husband of the late Maud, nee Hansen; fond father of Howard.

William, Frances. Edna, Marlon, Joseph, Ruth. Glory, and Kenneth, fond brother of Walter, Florence, and Eleanore, grandfather of 11. Funeral Tuesday, 3 p. at chapel.

3834-36 W. Irving Park road. Interment Mount Olive. IRvlng 8-0666. GRTJGER Arthur A.

Gruger, dearly beloved husband of Stella, nee Habel: loving father of Mildred Wilmington, Lillian, and the late Alma, fond grandfather of Gary and Larry Wilmington. Resting at funeral home, 7600 W. Grand avenue, at the circle. Funeral Tuesday, Dec 7, at 3 p. under auspices of Union Park lodge.

No. 610, A. F. A. M.

Burial Irving Park cemetery. MErrimac 7-1111 or GLadstone 3-1334. GV8ANDERS Albert Swede Gusanders. beloved husband of Agnes, loving father of Eldora Beranek. Lorraine Landers, Leonard, and Pfc.

Albert Jr. In Munich, Germany, dear brother of Elvira Petersen, grandfather of three. Services Tuesday, 10 a. at chapel. 1729 S.

Halsted street. Interment family plot. CAnal 6-1344. GYSBERS See Ethel Chandler notice. HARRIS Mehrtn L.

Harris, beloved husband of Blanche. Services at chapel, 708 N. Wells street, at Huron, Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. BATJSER Lena Hauler, nee Kober.

late of 5808 S. Hermitage, beloved wife of Fred Ha user, loving mother of Ella Engelhardt, Alfred, Harold, Edward, George, and Wll-bert Hauser, grandmother of six, beloved daughter of Marie and the late Louis Kober, also survived by three sisters and four brothers. Resting at chapel, 5653 S. Ashland avenue, until 11 a. m.

Wednesday. Service 1 p. is. it Golgotha Ev. Luth.

church, 67th and S. Wolcott. Interment Bethania cemetery. Member of Schaubea Vereln. REpubUc 7-0077.

HUNT See Dyer notice. INFANTE Nicholas F. Infante, Dee. 1954, beloved husband of Valentine, nee Grandl; loving father of Katheryn. Howard and Rosemarie Infante, dear grandfather of Denlse and Susan Infante, fond father-in-law of Marilyn Infante, fond brother of Millie Zicco.

Funeral Thursday, Dec. 9, at 9:30 a. from chapel, 3114 Irving Park road, to Queen of Angels church. IRWIN See Kennedy notice. ARDINE Joseph M.

Jardlne of 1013 Harvard terrace. Evanston, Dec. 4, 1954, husband of the late Abigail M. Jardlne, father of Mrs. George A.

Bicker Jr. and Kenneth F. Jardlne, brother of James L. and Harry Jardlne. Mrs.

Ruby Tunstall, and Mrs. May Best. Resting at chapeL 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, where service will be held at 3:30 p. m. Tuesday.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. JESFERSEN Christian B. Jespersen, beloved husband of Lena, nee Gerllng; fond father of Christ, Pearl Dahlberg, Herbert, end the late Fred, grandfather of six, greatgrandfather of 11. Resting at chapeL 3807 Lincoln av. Services Wednesday, 1:30 m.

Interment Memorial Park. Member of MUhra lodge, No. 410, A. T. A.

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