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HOLM-GettfrM Holm. Sept S. i957.Jt,.. JJ-lf. ANNE PARRISH, Vliuu JJUU4 wasumus DEATH NOTICES 1 OUT-OF-STATE AUDIT CHIEF CONSIDERED STEINMETZHIGH SWIMMER DIES IN SCHOOL POOL i EXCESS ON AN OCEAN I aaa- Print tii SDHPRBEANSffa let Unscramble the 4 sets of letters, making a- of4 of each jumble.

Print each word, a letter to a square, befiseath each jumble. The letters you have printed on th drrte4 Btjuares may then be arranged to spell the surprise awgr vgested by the cartoon clue. What is it? Monday) Yesterday's answers. RELIC POACH WAVER WRACf Ptft OBITUARIES ARYEW GOTSH MIORA WELVIS "VJ A I I I I I Kg to tur Ohm TnMn. William Siege.

William Siegei, 61, of 6420 N. Sacramento president of Atlas Trimming company, a textile firm at 624 Adams and chairman of the board of directors of the Chicago Jewish academy, 3951 Wilcox died yesterday in his home. He leavea his widow, Sarah; a daughter, Freyda; three sons, Shael, Jack, and Herzl; his mother," Gitel, and four brothers. Services will be held at 11 a. in.

Monday in Congregation Kihialth Jacob Beth Samuel, 3701 Devon av. Hobart M. Sidler Services for Hobart M. Sidler, 60, of 12200 S. Princeton an attorney for Illinois Central railroad and the A.

Jl Smith FederaL Savings and Loan association, will be held at 1:30 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 304 W. 109th st. Mr.

Sidler died Thursday in Illinois Central hospital. He was a World War I navy veteran. Surviving are his widow. Ebba; a daughter, Mrs. Audrey Glass; a son, Vernon his mother, Elta, and i-even grandchildren.

Nathan Alpert Nathan Alpert, 75, of 7927 Essex retired owner of the grocery at 2459 E. 79th which he operated for 20 years, died yesterday in Mi chael Reese hospital. Mr. Al pert formerly operated nut shops in the Loop. He leaves his widow, Rose; a daughter, Mrs.

Naomi Young; two sons, Eli and Jack; seven grand children, and a toother, services will be held at 10 m. Monday in the chapel at 6935 Stony Island av. Raymond L. Donaiter Raymond L. Donaker, 69, of 155 N.

Grove Oak Park, former president of Johnston Chapman company, perforated metal firm, died yesterday in his home after a heart attack. Mr. Donaker retired four years ago after 25 years with the company. He leaves a son, John and seven grandchildren. Services will be held at 1:30 p.

m. Monday in the First Congregational church chapel, 848 Lake Oak Park. Angus Chattels Services for Angus Chas-sells. 64. of 2632 N.

Spring field an insurance broker with offices at 175 W. Jack son were held last night in the chapel at 3655 Fuller- ton av. Mr. Chassells died Tuesday in Presbyterian hos pital. He was a World War I army veteran and in World War II was civilian army telegraph instructor.

Surviving are his widow, Helen, and a daughter, Victoria. Gaetano Salves! SORRENTO, Italy, Sept. 6 W) Gaetano Salvemini, 84, historian, author, and former professor at Harvard university, died here today. He had devoted almoat 60 years to at the universities of Palermo, Faenw, Messina, Pisa, and Florence. He taught Italian culture st Harvard in World War after he fled from Italy under, threat of arrest for writing axtktes against fascism.

Otto H. Boye Otto H. Bay, 79, of 5139 Patterson retired postal clerk who worked from 1953 to 1956 as an attendant at Tribune Tower observatory, died yesterday in Memorial hospital, Elmhurst. Surviving are a son, Raymond, and a sister. Services will be held at 2 p.

m. Monday in the chapel at 6126 Roosevelt Oak Park. A I 1 L-J I A I 1 i 1 beloved husband of Lillian; dear father of Hale Holm. Jayne Blohm. Ellynor An drews, and Shirlee loeich: fond brother of Carl Holm; also survived by 10 grandchildren.

Funeral Saturday. 1 p. at chapel. 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster.

Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. Past master of St. Andrews lodxe. No. 863.

A. F. A A. M. LOngoeach 1-5147.

BrNT Morton Hunt. Sept. of 5314 Riverdale oad. Riverdale. Md beloved husband of Grace nee Koch: father of Marion Hawkc.

Katherine. and Morton brother -of Emma Wallenta. Lois Miller, Melissa Johnson. Richard Hum, the late Belle Rasmussen. and Ruth Crouse.

Funeral Samrday, at Gasch funeral home. HatuvUle. lid. JA'15ZEW8KI Frances Janisxewskl. be loved wife ot Michael; dear sister of the late- Josephine Bolka.

Elizabeth Krutin-aki. and Rose Kowalski: fond aunt ot 'five, nieces and four nephews. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from funeral home.

3731 W. Nortn avenue, to is. xi. cnurcn. mtermect St.

Adai-berTa. EH mom 5-4047. JOZWIAK Anton F. Jorwiak. guddeniy.

Sept. 5. 1957. beloved husband of nee Kubistal: dear father of Marcell'a Walters. Dorothy Rom.

Lo-etta I Deutscher, and Evelyn Grala; grand-) father -of 11; fond brother of Frances Peters, Joseph, and Walter. Funeral Monday. 9 from funeral borne, i 67-76 Lawrence avenue to St. Constance's church. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Member of Cham-: plain No. 1674.

Royal Arcantua. Klidara 5-3800. KLIXGBNHAGEX Mtude Klingethaaen. nee Ferriter. beloved wife of the late William Klisgenfaagen: loving sister or Mamie Ponsen.

Louise Wever. Nellie Zindel. Ethel Brogan. Ruth Miller, and HaceU seitz. tr uneral Monday.

8:30 a. from funeral home. 79th at Loom is to All Saints' church. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.

Int TRiangle 4-1187. ENOWXTON-Lorena J. Knowlton. beloved mother of Margaret Hedman and 'the late Cpl. Edward Leonard.

Roy, Robert, and Donald. Knowlton. Services Monday, Sept. 9. 1 p.

at funeral borne. f303 N. Western avenue, corner Berwyn. Interment RosehiU cemetery. Please omit flowers.

LOngbcach 1-6874. KORTCM Edward E. Kortnm. beloved husband of Mae. nee Moyles; fond father of Edward, William.

Robert, and Marge; I brother of Elsie Anastor, Amanda Ed-. Jngton. and Marie Gund; grandfather of seven. Funeral Monday. Sept.

9. 1:30 at funeral home. 5300-12 Beleiont avenue. Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. PAlisade 6-8740.

ERI8T See Joseph Krzyzewicz notice. KRYWKA Casmir Krywka. Sert. 8, Joying husband of Gertrude, nee lek: fond father of Lorelle and Edwin: tathe inlaw of John Novak and Patricia. Resting at chapel.

3633 W. George street Funeral Monday at 9:30 a. to St. Hyacinth's church. Interment St.

Adulbert'a. SPailding 2-6630. KRZYZEWICZ Joseph TKrlst Christ IT- nrzyzewicg, loving husband nf the late Tillie. nee Frelka: cevcud father si John and Joseph Jr. Fun'ral Monday.

9 a. from funeral home. 1018-20 street, to St. Sabina's church. Interment St.

Casimir's cemetery. VIncenne 6-O600. Kl'TZLEB Alvin L. Kutzleb. Sept.

3. of 829 S. Grant street. Hinsdalti husband of Gertrude fsther of Ann K. Saun-- ders: grandfather of two.

at borne 2d and Lincoln streets, Hinsdale Sunday. Services 2 p. m. Monday, Sept. 9.

Interment Bronswood ffemetey. LALLA John Ealla of St. Charles. i- formerly of Cicero. IH- beloved husband of Marie? nee Palma; devoted fathf-r of Mrs.

Janet Michaels. Marian Kleisner. and the late John and James Lalla; brother of Mrs. Mary Iracua, Mrs. Emily Dickie, Mrs.

Agnes Ber- nasek. and George Lalla of Nrw Mexico. Funeral Monday. Sept. 9.

9:15 a. rr. from funeral home, 6227 W. Cermak road, to St. Frances of Rome church-.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert's. Kindly omit flowers.

GUndersor. 4-2050. LEININGER Emma Rogge Leinlaaer River Forest, wite ot tne late waiter r-. mother of Valla L. Cronin.

Janet L. Andree. "-and the late Walter 12 grandchildren. Friends may cail at funeral home. 203 S.

Marion street, at Pleasant street. Oak Park, until 10 p. m. S-jnday. Services Monday.

11 a. at First Presbyterian church, corner of Quick and Jackson avenues. River Forest. Interment Forest Home. Please omit flowers.

Memorials may be sent to your favorite charity. EUclid 3-3191. LEVI Joseph Levit. late of 2734 Faun avenue, formerly In business at 76T avenue, beloved husband cf thr late Sarah: dear father of Lillian Scaaav mah and William: grandfather of great-grandfather -of two; brother Raw or. Anna Kolman.

Sereta StartMCY and Morris. Services Monday. 10 a. av. at chapel, 3019 Peterson road.

lWoetBaV tion. LOngbcach 1-1890. LIEBRICHHenry J. Liebrich, husband of Mary nee Crowe; faM father ot the Re. Edward W.

La-brich and Francis J. Liebrich. Maaaasa of St. Sabina Holy Name aocieey. Funeral Monday, Sept.

9. 10 a. from funeral home. 1241 W. 79th street, to- Sabina's church.

Mass 10:30 a. m. All Saints' cemetery. LODWICK Richard Lodwick. beloved son of Roger and Helen Lodwick: dear brother of Barbara Kaptake: grandson of Lydia Overholt.

Funeral Monday. 2:30 p. at chapel. 5911 W. Madison street.

Interment Forest Home cemetery. EStebrook 8-7500. LVEHR Elizabeth Luehr of 1132 R. East avenue. Oak Park, beloved wife of the late Adolph: fond mother of Dorothy Walden and Vincent aister of George Mclntire: grandmother of three.

Service Monday, Sera. 9. 1:30 p. at funeral home. 6001-03 Roosevelt road.

Interment Oakridge cemetery. STanley 8-0904. MADLENER Gertrude W. Madlener. be loved wife of Rudolph; fond mother of Helen Therese Nolan and Mary Ellen; sister of William, Helen Fitzgerald, the Rev.

Leo A. Devitt, Bernard, Dr. Robert E. Devitt. Artmit.

the late John and James; grandmother of Maureen Nolan; daughter of the Iqte James ana Elien Devitt. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a. from chapel. 3700 W. 63d street, to St.

Nicholas of Tolentine church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. LUdlow 2-2000. MAXDARIXO Frank Mandarino. loving husband of Constance, nee Pastors; dear father of Sam.

Josepfiine Louis I Sena-tore. Carmen. Lucy (Bruael Tessone. John, Tony, Ann. James.

Mike. Eleanor, and Marlon; fond brother of Tony. Angelina (Toryt Compasio, and Joseph; grandfather of' nine. Funeral Monday. 8:43 a.

from chapel, 900 S. Sacramento boulevard, to Blessed Mother Cabrini church. Interment Queen of Heaven. SAcramento 2-4747. MARSTERS Robert G.

Marsterg. Sept. 4. 1957. of 2190 S.

60th street. West Allis, beloved husband of Edith I Peggy father of Roberta and Dean. Funeral from Borgwardt chapel. 1603 5. 81st street.

West Allis. Wis. Services Saturday at Highland Memorial Park cemetery. New Berlin. Wis.

IRving 8-1469. MARTINEB Emma Martinek. nee age 81 years, beloved wife of John; fond mother of Florence and William Martinek. Henry and the late Walter Schmidt; loving grandmother of Ruth. Walter, and Leola; great-grandmother of six: dear suiter of May.

Charles. Harry, Anna, and Bertha. Services Monday. Sept. 9.

2:30 p. at funeral home, 5350 W. None avenue. Interment Beth- ania cemetery. TUxedo 9-8844.

MACTE Clara Maute. guddenly. laving sister of Anna. John. William.

Fred. and the late Henry. At funeral heme, 3S IB. Irvine- Park road. Services Mon day.

2:30 p. an. Interment Forest Home cemetery. SI eCABTHY William J. McCarthy, beloved husband of Margaret, nee Hickey; loving; father of Katherine Leahy, Wll- Uaai Berniee isasener.

tne Kev. uavio S. Lawrence, Beth Pfisterer. and the late Sister Mary Immaculee. S.

Margaret, and James; fond grandfather at eiae. Funeral Saturday. 11:30 a. front chapel. 2950-58 Fullerton.

at Sac- raoento, ta St. Sylvester's church, bolemn raauB-et mass. 12 noon. Interment Qawca af Heaven. Member of Holy Name so ciety and division 241.

CTA. retired Phuee oatit flowers. EVerglade 4-3300 MBJOel aee Sarussi notice. MEYCB Mary Meyer, wife of the lake Fred; beloved mother of Lillian Chris tian. Clara Zuleg.

Louise Meyer. Elsie Heat, Cdna Zaeleg. Fred, the late Emma aaa Marion Meyer: grandmother, ot aewta: great-grandmother of eignt; sister of wiflkaea Schmidt. Resting at chapel. 7319 Msdison street.

Forest Park, until aural Moaaaa-. Service 1:30 p. at Christ Evangelical Latheraa East aeereje aad Harvard street. Uak Park. Iateraaeax Yaldheiat.

MIUIO Lacille Mflsao. nee Arden. wife oi the late Daminick; dear mother af Daaieli foad aister of Patrick. Vathariae Daiaato, Rose Dominic I Fraaaini, and the late Michael. Funeral Moaday.

a. front chapel, 900 S. Bacrasneato boulevard to St. Fcrdinaod's charch. Iatcnaent Maunt Canaei ceato- aary.

SAcrassento 2-4747. afl3ABCI.I.A Sasg Mlrabella. beltned gABaaad of Laura Pedone Mirabel) aaviest father of Theresa Marie aad Fraaees Ann Mirabella: dear brother of Jssaae Falore. Charles and Frank Mira bella. Funeral Monday, 9.

a. from haaeral home. 79th st. at Loomis so Little Flower church. Interment St.

Mary's ceaaetery. TRiangle 4-1187. MOhTIABTY tathcriae B. Morlarty. nee Aseas, heioved wife or the late Lugene; nvia seetier of Joseph Eugene M-.

and Mrs. Robert J. I Mary I Hawking of Sranada ills, grandmother of obert, Sheiaa. aSa Patricia Hawking, and Karea and Kevia Moriarty: fond aistet alf Michael J. Clara Moriarty.

ayillkajn -J, and Francis M. A rem; be- tved dauaharr of the late Joseph W. and ogg Aana McCaX Afeva. Funeral Monday, akspt. t.

at 10:30 a. from funeral beeae. 5321 W. Madison street, to Resur-refeWoa dharch. Mass 11 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of Alur and Mnsary society of Peturrectioa cliuxctt COteanbaa 1-4626. CrtaHEV John J. O'Brien.

381t B. atclid avene. Herwyn. beloved nusband oa Mary, aee Kakacek: fond father of Joba J. son of the late John and Aana; brother of Edward Anthony and the late Peter grandfather of an tne and Jeanne: father-in-law of Genevieve.

Service Monday. Sem. 9. 3 p. at funeral home.

6801-4)3 Roosevelt road. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. Member of Chicago Federation of; Musicians: American Railway Supervisors association, and Car Formen'g Association -of Chicago. STafifey 8-C904. Saturaiar, Sept 7.

1357 NIERM Eva D. Niermaes. It nee Dion, beloved soother cf Carol Schraps: granomother of three: iesr tis-trr oi Mooa and Philip Dion. Funeral Monday. Sept.

9. 9:45 a. sn- frost funeral home. 5350 W. Nana avenue, to St.

Lucv'g church. Mass 10.30 to. Imenceet St. Joseph's cemetery. Member of Marssur-AUier post.

No. 27C. Americjus Legion. TL aedo ll-Si 4 4. PA LTFERRO Ernest Paliferro.

beloved husband Clara, aee Bruno; fond tataef of Ernest T.i dear brother of Pascal, tne late Stephen. Besiamin. rnd Henry. Funeral at 3100 Irving Park read. Saturday.

1 p. tn. Interment Elm. wood ccmctriy. Member of Italo Asms- can National union.

PECCHIA See Sarussi notice. ELCSO Ar'hany P. Peluso at Saa i Diego. father cl Anthony Fred. and Car mens; brother cf Frances Castet-eecchi.

Funeral arrangeoveoa later, -ARmitage 6-6056. PETOLICCHIO Gennaro F-Jtolicefcto. be- IcttJ. hint and of Rose, nee Faciei; fond naro Carmella De" FeiK. Mf lai.

Harrison atree'. Monday. Sept. S. 8:33 a.

to St. Calhsus' Church. Burial Mount Carmel. NEvada 6-2809. PFLVG Adoiph pfl-vig.

bfloved bussaa of the lata Augura. dear father of 1 Waned AJ of Gary. War- -V ren A. sad Jet 'rey Pflug. At funeral home.

413 N. Austin boulevard, at Lake street. Monday. 2 v- m. Intea mmt A a.

pMrlr POD ITCH John George Poducli of 1624 W. Julian street. Sept 5. 1957. owtsee of Ideal Bsrber shop, 142S N.

Ashland avenue, beloved husband of Mary, pre Bubacz: dear father of Virginia B. Staniak, R. fond father-in-law cf father oi Drew, fcsuiy. Doana Marie. and Betty Ann; brother-in-law of Arty.

S. Claries Bubacz. Florence Bubacz. -rice Train. Josephine Kurr, Betty, ae4.

Anna B'ibaci. Funeral Monday, from 3060-64 Milwaukee avenue, St. Stanislaus Kostka church. Inferment St- Adalbert's cemetery. Mem- ber of Royal Arcanum, Grand council- of 111., and vice pres.

of Polish Cavalry club. Dickens 2-2 25 2. PRATT William H. Pratt. Sept.

of Cedar Lake. Intt, formerly of Chicago, husband of Julia: father of Csraie. Mrs. Robert Cook, and Mrs. Joseph Rettig: -four grandchildren: brother of Mrs.

Pearl'-Wiggins. Funeral 10 m. Monday at Holy Name church. CVjk. Ind.

Imsrment Maplewocd cemetery Crown Point. Ind. Resting at Eller chrjel. Cedar Lake, loo. Rosary 8 P.

m. Sunday. 1 PRENZXO Louise M. Prenzno. beiovea'' -wife of William dear jnotber of James -F.

and Robert daugnter of the Adam end Katherine Henneman; sister of -WiliUim and Adam Henm-can. end-. Aama Hara. Funeral Monday. 6:30 from clttpel, 4611 N.

Lincolit ve. to Queen of Angels charch. Mass. 3fe a. m.

Interment All Saints', lofomxa-, tUnnywJ 4-6688. INsfeftWSKI Joseph Podowskl. Sept. 5. 1 of 1636 N.

Boawortli avenua, be- loved husband of the late Regina. ne Blachut; dear father of Chester, Marie a Babecki, John, and Anna: trartdfatbet-c six: BTelt-gracdfatber of two- Funeral' luonday. 9:30 a. m- from funeral 2501-03 N. Sautfaport avenue, ta St.

Josapbat's church. Interment St. ben's Lincoln 9-0098. QUINN Kate Quinn of 730 -Cornells, be--loved wife of the "ale John: f--rd mother of George, Katharine, and the late James E. Quinn.

Native of Robeen. Mayo, Ireland. Funeral Monday. a. from chapel.

929 Belmont to Our Lady of Mount Cannel church. Interment Mount Olivet. BEH Johr, Reh. beloved son of the late John J. and Frances: fond brother William.

Alma Sinn. Lillian BaunV partner, the late Ella Hiett. and Paul Reh. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.

from. funeral borne. 5438 S. misted street, to St. Martins' church.

Interment St. Marys. a BOulevard 8-0662. BAHI.EX Harold K. Sahlen.

Eept 5. -1957, beloved husband ot Patricia' Sahlen: ck ar brother ot Mrs. John Llnd- gren: fond uncle of Lawrence W. Lind-tren. Funeral Monday.

1 t. 1U at-n chapel. 5149 51 N. avenue, ar Foster avenue. Interment Graceland tts- tery.

LOugoeacb 1-5147. 6ARCSKI Maria Sarussi. pee beloved wife of the late Emilio; lovina mother of Edward. George, Peter. Du Bowy.

Lillian Pecchia. gnd Lola -Menonl: food grandmother of lis areat-crandmother of oaei dear sitter of the late Augusttno Gailigxni. aix Eugertto Galligani in Italy. Resting at funeral horae. 2433 S.

Oakley avenue. Funeral Monday. Sept. P. a.

to tt. Michsci ftalian church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment fdount Carmel. Vlrgirua "-88.

r' fJnOCKAlR Leon H. Shoukair. t-loeei rband ct Ota: dear brother ot Mildred, -Booth. Myrtle S. Frankenberg, Elsie -Hadson, and Jeatie S.

Overbr- hervices Monday. 3 p. at parlors, 1411 E. 7ti atrect. at Dorchester avenue.

STALER Hobart M. Sidlef. 12209 avc.nue. beloved husband ot Ebba fond father of Mrs. Audrey L.

Glass and Verncn dear son of EJia and tbe late Fred Sidler: brother Philip M. and Warren seven children. Services at chapel. 304 v. street.

Monday at 1-30 p. m. mation Mount Hope. PL'llman SIEGEL William 6420 K. mento.

beloved husband of Sarah steer fathef of Shael. Jack. Freyda. and! HerzT; beloved son of Gite! and the lata- Shael: brother of Albert. George.

Merev-and Harold- Service and visitation Morv-. 11 a. at Congregation Kehuath, Jacob Beth Samuel, 3701 W. Devon. Remains at 4225 W.

Roosevelt rama. -corner of Tripp. Interment Jewish Wald-T beim. Please omit Cowers. Former prsi-- dent of Mizracbi organization: farmer president of Congregation Kehilath chairman ot tbe board of directors of tne Chicago Jewish academy; member sf -a the board of directors cf the Heorrw -a i nnuptKu cc nicaso.

many other charitable crasnizatioaa, ia- formation. LAwndale 1-7100. SIKORA Frances Sikora. nee Novtk. low.

ing wife of Harry; fond mother of Ger aldine and Harry dear motfier-is-iaw of Michael Izban: arandmother cf two Funeiai Monday. Sept. 9. 1957. at 6 St a.

frsrm funeral home, 5247-53 W. Fullerton avenue, near Lockwocd. to St. StanislRus Bishop and Martyr Interment St. Adalbert cemetery.

I-rk- 7 shire 7-6400. 8IMOND-Em0y M. Simottdg. 5638 Austin blvt" Cicero, li! mother Harry A. b-monda.

At funeral home." 6910 Windsor avenue. Berwyn. efter'-1 p. Saturday, where service wiim be held 2:30 p. m.

Monday, Intenocnt Woodlawn, 9LOBODA Anna Eloboda, nea of 2630 S. Kolin avenue, toting wife of Paul fond mother of Anna Zezulka. Rose Etaaky. John Slcboda. and the late Paul: grandmother of six; mother-' in-law of Anna and Mary Sloboda.

'-Louis Zeruika. and Andrew E'asky. Resting at chapel. 3814 W. 26th street.

Services Monday. Sept. 9. In chapH until 11a. thence to SS.

Peter end Paul Evangelical Lutheran church. 31st iAum iTnue. i i eervica at 1 p. m. Interment Woodlawn cemetery.

LAwndale 1-37S7 or Lawn-, dale 1-1401. SMITH Joseph A. Smith, beloved husband of Lydia. loving fatiier of Ester Mroz and Phyllis Przybyle; father-in-law of Felix Mroz and Euaene Przybyia; fond brother of George. William.

Julius. Lawrence. Victor, and Mrs. Joseph of New Orleans; grandfather cf Donnas Mroz. Edward aad Barbara Przrbyla.

Funeral Monday. Sept. 9. In chapel home. 2945-47 S.

4fttn avenue. Cicero. to St. Dionytius church. Intcrmeia Resurrection.

Inf OLympic 2-0177. STERNBERG Matnew G. Sternberg cf 8412 Parkview avenue. Muntter. Ind-.

passed away Sept. 4. beloved husband of Ida Mae: fond father of Mary Lou Shane of Evansviile, dear brother of Flo Sternberg of Miami. grandfather of three. Services Saturday, Sept.

.7. 1:30 p. at McGuan mortuary, 34Q3 1st street. Indiana Harbor, ind. Interment R.ige Lawn cemetery, Gary.

Ind. For information call Indiana Harbor 145. Please omit flowers. IBEDENS Wesley E. Tbe'ens.

beloved hutband of tbe lste Rose G.WMia The-dans: devoted father of Wesley de-" veud son of Mrs. Catherine Tbedensi brother of Walter. Robert, and LeRo, -PVaeral Monday. 9 a. m-.

from chapel. T730 Cotttge Grove avenue, to St. Francis de Paula church. Mass at 9-33 m. -HUdsoB 3-5700.

TBsDM AS Annie B. Thomas. Aug. 24. 1657.

beloved wife of tbe late Thorns J. Thomas: fond mother of Evelyn Thomas and Reba Doras; dear sister of Frederick S. Coburn. the Res. Oavid X.

Coburn. and Percy T. Ccbura. aial services Sunday. Sept.

8. at 4 p. Seldea chapel of Ravenswood Frts byteriaa church. 43(0 N. Hermit ana aveaue.

Friends wishint) to honor her reatory may do so tbrtwah gifts to the building fund ot the Ravenswood Pre he-serian church. IB OMPSOX Grace E. TnorBPsoit. age) Sepc 5. cf 35C3 N.

Beta, -formerly of Aurora, wife of the Herbert E-J aotstr ef George T. Thompson of Park Fotest, I1L. and Marione 3. Tbomnioa of Cslcaaoi two', grandcaildren asd two brothers. Servica" Monday.

10:30 a. ou at Triaity Eriso- iel church. Aurora. Interment Spring; Lake cemetery. Resting at Heaiy chapel, 32 Downer place.

Aurora, TBOZOS Rudoich Troxos. suddesly, be-. loved soa or Autos ana tige ute zttepn- anie: fond brother of Sally Stanley. Irene Gabel. Helen DiDOmintca.

and Ronald. Funeral Monday. a. from chapel. 5218 S.

ave sue, to SS. Crril and Meibori Uas church. later-' ment Resarrectioa, Please omit PRospect 6-3609. WEEKS Alfred Kumer Weeks cf 1 4 1 1 Eimwood aveaue. timette.

bept. ts, lea husband of Christine Louise Weeks, rse ck.uf e- tmtHF aT Un Prrrm. ctte. O. S.

Mis. Mary Marine. Mrs. Alfrieda Ceoailcvi. Mrs.

Vtott Mrs. Tcelm Marteiio, Mrs. Elizabeth fcaraa. Mrs. Dorothy Andersoo.

rw Barbara Prirsfs. Robert Alfred i', George aad Joser-il P. Weeka. Fa rierai Monday. 9:30 a.

from chapel. 725 Ridsa road. Wiimets. to St, Jo-geph'g church. IrUcrment St- Joeex-b'f cemetery.

Wiimette. ALpioe 1-0288. WILMINGTON Charles F. Wilmington. beioved Ivtsband of tne late bailie: dear father of Heiea M.

Wright; brother oi William. Resting at funeral home. 4152 beridaa read, at Buens. until 10 p. tn.

Suaday. iatrrmeat Monday at Grand Rzp-kit. Mich, Bittersweet av-1536. WOHLERS Albert K. Wohler tJt 1454 w.

Axascgcr aveaue. nusbana nt lather Marsa. Serv wera held at toe convtiieoca of Usnilr. AUTHOR OF 20 NOVELS, DIES Danbury, Sept. 6 UP Anne Parrish, 68, author of more than 20 5 novels, died yesterday in Danbury hos- pital.

She lived i ne a Georgetown, Her i 'book, "The i 4 reje mai Bachelor," published i A an PaiTith 1925, won the $10,000 a prize. Her1 other novels included Tomorrow Morning," All Kneeling" "And Have Not Love," "Loads of Love," "A Clouded Star, "Mr. Despondency's Daugh ter," Golden Wedding," and "Poor Child." She also wrote children's books, including "Floating Island 'i and "The Story of Appleby Capple." She was born in Colorado! Springs, the daughter of Clarkson and Anna Parrish, both artists. She was the widow of Josiah Titzell, who died in 1943. She was married previously to Charles Albert Corliss, who died in 1936.

DENSE SMOG ROLLS IN OVER LOS ANGELES Los Angeles, Sept. 6 Spe cial This city experienced a period of dense smog today with the return of rising tem peratures to southern Califor nia It was SB at 1:12 p. m. 3 The smog was thick and ir ritating wjtfc visibility down to a mile of during tne morn ing. Complaints poured into the air pollution control dis trict where ozone readings are maintained.

The forecast for tomorrow caUs for a 95 degree temper atnre and with it the expecta tion Of more smog. 44 MEM0RIAM- XtM. VIES Bene Ann Davies. In lovifit mettotf oar beloved daughter and uatvi. fd away two years ago iVJOJUl AINU JJAUUI.

DE RtASE War te Biase. In lovins memory ft wife and mother, who passed sro-ay twr ware ago toaay. HX SBAKt AND CHILDREN. GOZY Iir memory of our dear daughter Joanne Gozy we sincerely thank each and every one, for their kindness and contributions, in our hour ot sorrow. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Gozy. and family. ROMANO Robert E. Romano.

In loving memory of my husband, who passed away mam year ago toaay. YOUR LOVING WIFE JENNIE. DlflMTUN ANNOUNCEMENTS RFUMAIT Dedication in memory of Ida Bermaa. beloved mother of Zelda Corbett and Dave. Sunday.

Sept. 8. 2 p. Beth Aaroa, Waldheim. tat 66, 12ih street.

BROWXSTEIN A dedication to Meyer Brownjtein. Sunday. Sept. 8, 1:30 p. at the Rovner-Rayoner cemetery, gate No.

271. Harlem and 18th street. Hus band ot Annabeue: latner ot Liia cram and Arlene; grandfather of Scotty and Michael; son of Ida and the late Sam Brownstein; brother of Anna Tepper and Millie Feffeman. CHOFFXES A dedication will be wade for Samuel Cholines. Aunaay.

is. 3 P. at O. B. Waldheim, lot 172 COHEX Gerald S.

Cohen, beloved of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cohen. Dedication Sunday, Sept. 8.

1:30 p. Rosemonl Park cemetery. COHN Emllie Conn, mother of Oscar L. Cnhn and Svlvia Zollo. Sept.

8. at I p. B'nai Jehoshua cemetery, 6600 Addison street. ROT.DBKRG A monument will be dedl cated in memory of Max Goldberg, beloved husband of Ida Goldberg: father of Sally Rappaport. Sidney Graham.

Seymour Graham. Zenia Wechter. Harold Graham. Arthur Graham, and Edith Graham, on Sunday, Sept. 8.

at 2 p. Monorah section. Memorial Park ceme tery. Evanston, 111. HUBERT A monument will be dedicated in loving memory of Nathan Kubert.

beloved husband of Rose: fond father of Marion Golding, Joseph, and the late Marvin Leonard. Sunday. Sept. 8. li noon, Jewish Waldheim, Acacia 18th and Harlem.

of a monument In memory of Tillie Richman, loving mother of Alex. Louis, and Florence Hoffman. Sunday. Sept. 8.

2 p. i Westlawn cemetery. Rose section. 8ANDERB Dedication in memory of Milton and Lillian Sanders, beloved parents of Florence Edelstein and James. Sunday.

SSept. 8, p. ctn Aaron, Waldheim, gate 66, 12th street. SCHILIER A monument will be dedi cated to the memory of Harry bcniuer, father of PhiliD and Leonard. Sunday.

beloved husband of Lillian; devoted Sept. 8. at 2 p. at Westlawn cemetery. 8EGEDIX A monument will be dedi cated in ItivinK memory oi Boris toenj Segedin.

beloved husband of Bessie: devoted father of Leo and Ruth Freedman. Sunday. Sept. 8, 12:30 P. Kiever Progressive Jewish Waldheim, ana nanem.

6HAPEBO Dedication In memory of Hyman Shapero, beloved husband ot Anna; loving father ot Minne, Rose, Louis, and Sam. Sept. 8. 2 p. O.

B. Waldheim. 8TRASBEHG A monument will be dedicated ia BKaionr of Jennie Strasberg. beloved wife, of the late Jacob; de voted mother of Michael. Ethel.

Samuel, and Tillie, Sunday. Sept. 8, 2 p. m. at Kesher Israel ceanetery.

east of sata 87, Groca Bay road. Jewish Waldheim. -AII01MCEMENTS- CANCER CUM will be brought, nearer by your help. Make a memorial sill or Quest. 1 hey are tax deductinio.

CANCER RESEARCH FOUNDATION. INC. acksoa-blvd. HArrison 7- 9 E. Jacksoa-bl 8855 DBATH NOTICES ALPEBT Nathan Alpert.

7927 Essex enue, beloved husband of Rose: dear faUier ot EH. Jack, anal Naomi Young; loving grandfather of seven: fond brother of ba-t ot fearing; valley, N. services Monday, 10 a. at chapel. 935 Stony island aveaue.

Interment Westlawn cssaetery. Ia IM of flowers please saaa contributions to your favorite charity. DOrcJwster S-4920. ASDERSOgf Esther 8. Anderson, be loved wife of Hilaia daar sister ot Conrad Chrgitasoa.

also one saner and three brothers in Korway. Service Moo-Oary. 1:30 p. a chapel. 3234 W.

North avenue. Inter eaaos Mount CMivo. BElsaost 6-0770. aXDllC-Alvloa Andrae. am Bora.

w- Irvod IM of tsat uxa red; toad monaer frf Edna Uwrtio aaat Lillian Millar: araadaaothttr of snc: Braat-araadasother of 11: saw of Leakst' Oalao aad Aiasa tictniOi. RcMMt a fuaeral hnase. 4115-1T 3Sth atreat. aatil Xoaday. 11 a.

ai. Will lie ia atata at Graca Lutheran church. 2Sth atreat aad Kartov avaaae. fmn 12 aaoa mmii 1:30 p. as Osse of servica.

Iaaaraaaat Coacoraia. LAwa-tfaia 1-SauS. ABM Sae LacJHa aaao hotke. AE8 8w Caihartn B. kloriarnr aatkee.

ARTASITm Aasjaliae Arvwtas of Burlwna. aauJud awssr at Use home of bar ahaastner, Mn. Harry Koasoa ia Cssweao, Ui. With at (tax late Georaa; si aaoAar ctf Jaba Psaadeaa, va snaatchiWrae. ahaar of Aaaatwaa Diaaos cat dtkaan.

aad Sotoa Joanaides at New YiaTk City. aTaaaraJ Satardav. 1 a. at ttaa Haa4a rhaael. 332 Dawaar ftaoa.

Aurora, 111. laser atoat Laaooia sUnineiaa Park. Ajarora. Hi. AETVHS JOM Hearr Baetfcfce.

M. svroauaria an hascaess raa of sievaaaM aver 60 yaars. poMgtd awar Tkaraai' iHaotstid eountry ckrh, atawanaa. as taswt 4. a fenrt ut tsars.

Born ia Maywoad. he asgan htt Imrmum career ia ajbdHiaa de-aariasaaa, af atsraill field, Chicago, in 11-81. He was an (attentive of Ross Kewaoee. 21 years. Survivors are has widow aad five dew skiers.

Mrs. Kl-woad Hammaan of Hiakland Park. MHc Dorothy Baetake of Philadelphia, Mra. Oonavaa Easua of MadMas. Ufa.

Cmer Price mi Xeiias. 111., aad 3Las ElkaMth Booth mi Hawaaee, 'ill. raaerai Batarday. 2:30 P. sa.

C. S. T.l, at St. Pawl's Lutharaa church. Kewaaee.1 Orait fieacxa.

Manorial Kewaaee pubiia hospital ar at. Paal's Latheraa charcH. I UALLERSTAEDT Wilhelmina Ballet -siaeat, vnee ivrucger, dearly beloved wife of the late llliam: fond mother -of Herman and the late Anna Abraham: five grandcmldren. 16 great-grandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; sister of Lena Blum and -August in Germany. Resting at funeral- home, 5ti20-24 Irving Park, road, until noon Will lit tn state at Messiah Lutheran church.

and Patterson avenues, from 1 p. m. umii time of service. 2 p. ra.

Interment Montrose cemetery. PEnsacola 6-90Q0. BAK DURSKI Thomas Bandurskl. beloved husband of the late Agnes; voted father of Walter. Julia.

Lillian. Bertha, and Steve. Funeral Monday at 10:30 a. from chapel. 1317' N.

Ashland avenue, to St. Stanislaus Kostka- church. Interment Str Adalbert's cemetery. BRunswick BASEXER See WUlism J. McCarthy noice.

BERRY Dolores fterry. rre beloved wife of Michael fond mother of Michael J. Margaret Ann. Kathleen. Patricia Jane, and John Martin; daughter of Mary Murphy -and the late sister of John.

Member: of St. Nicholas of Tolentine Altar and -Rosary society. Funeral Monday. 9 30 -a. rfr from chapel, 3700 W.

63d- street, to St. Nicholas of Tolentine church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. LUdlow 2-2000. BORXHOEFT Dorothy t- Bornhoeft.

306 N. Merrill avenue. Park Ili 1 beloved daughter of James J. and the late fc.iizabetc dear sister -of Marie and Jamea Bornbaeft. and Grace Skoner.

Resting at funeral borne, 120 S. 'Northwest highway. Park Ridge, where services will be held Saturday. Sept. 7.

at p. m. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. TAlcott 3-1223. i BOYE Otto H.

Boye. eloved husband of the late Jennie, see McKay: dear father of Raymond: loving brother ofi Mrs. Laufin Johnson. Resting at funeral tiome. 6126.

Roosevelt road, corner of Taylor avenue. Oak Park, where services will be held Monday, at 2 p. m. Interment Irving Park. Village 8-6106.

BTRESH Frank J. Buresh of 6748 W. 21st street. Berwyn. beloved husband of the late Anne, nee Pavlik: devoted father of Robert father-in-law of Marian grandfather of Barbara Ann: brother of James and William Buresh.

Rose Sichrovsky. and Marie Nash. Service Monday, Sept. 9. 2 p.

at funeral home. 6227 W. Cermak road. Interment Woodlawn, cemetery. Member of Berwyn lodge.

No. 424. L. O. O.

andBerwyn Police Reserve. Kindly omit flowers. GUnderspn 4-2050. CASTAGXlJfO Grace Castagnfno. late of 2148 Polk street, beloved daughter cl Annunziata and the late Carmen: sister of Leonard, Frances Cofttello.

and Mary Motzkus of Detroit. Mich. Funeral Monday. Sept. 9.

at 9:30 from chapel. 2809 Harrison street, to St. Callistus' church. Burial Mount Cannel csjgaotery. NEvada 8-2809.

CA8TELVECCHI Sea Peluso notice. CORF Ernest F. Corey, beloved husband of Nell: loving fMher of Wflred G. and Helen C. Jackson, grandfather of two: dear brother of Gordon E.

Corey and Laurence Ashbury. Services Mondav, Sept. 9, at 1:30 p. at funeral home, 6754 Noru.ett highway. Interment private.

COSGROV5 Thornac J. Cos trove of llJ4y lr.atana a-enue. devoted husband of Kate, see Cunningham: loving father of Marguerite Kalvelage. Kathleen Duddy. Mary Alexander.

Nell Thomas and Gertrude St. Hilaire; -grahd- tather ot nine; brother of John. sP-atrick, and Mary Connelly of County Mayo. Ireland, and the late Delia CarneS. Resting at funeral home, 12 1.1 2tn place, uneral Monday-; 9 a.

to Holy -Rosary church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchrfei ,4 CrsiCK Hannah Cuslck; Sept. 6.

btloved wife of the late David A devoted sister of Catherine Coombs; fond cousin of Mrs. Martin J. Haas. Funeral Monday 9: 30 a. from funeral home, Jellery boulevard at 77th street to St.

Felicitas" church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. SOuth Shore DONAKER Raymond L.

Donaker of Oak Park, husband of the late Edith C.t father of John C. and the. late Margaret Heywood: seven grandchildren. Friends, may call at funeral home, 203 P. Marion street, at Pleasant afreet.

Oak Park, from 5 p. m. to 9 p. m. Saturday.

Services Monday, 1:30 P. at First Congregational church chapel of Oak Park. Interment private. Please omit flowers. EUclid 3-3191.

DCGO Mfchael P. Dugo, beloved husband of Lucy, nee Ambrosia; devoted father of Rosemary Gryncewicz: father-in-law of Michael Gryncewicz: of Christopher and Robert; dear brother of Mary Battaglia. Jennie Basso, Anna Crisami. Rose, and Joseph Dugo. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.

from funeral home, 418 S. Cicero avenue, to Jlesurrection church. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery, COlumbus 1-6600. DU BOWY See Sarussi notice, BZIALO -Victoria Dzlalo. dear wife of the late John; loving mother of Walter.

Edward, and Berniee Maciola: beloved grandmother of nine: fond areat-grana- mother of two. funeral Aioneay. v.au a. from chapel. 1056 W.

Chicago avenue, corner Ogden, to St. John Can- tius church. Interment Su Adalbert s. HAymarket 1-0936. EGAN Mata Hulke Egan.

beloved wife of the late Joseph fond mother of Charles H-. Francis and Delores M. Hiltman: sister of Frank C. Hulke. and the late Lulu McGavock.

At funeral home 69th at Justine street, where services will be held Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Cedar Park. FEXV8HER David FelsheY. late of 11010 S.

Artesian avenue, beloved husband of Sally dear father offCaroUoy Lazar; fond brother of Rose Galin. Jeannette Chalet, and the late Dr. Michael: son of the late Samuel and Carrie Felsher; grandfather of Lee Howard and Michael Steven. Services Monday, 1 p. at chapel, 3019 W.

Peterson road. Interment Westlawn cemetery. Member of Richard Cole lodge. A. F.

A. M-Information. LOngbcach 1-1890. FRAZZIM See Lucille MUano notice. GAJEWSKI Alfred G.

Gaiewtki, age 23. formerly of 3307 N. Clark street, at Seward, Alaska, former employe of Chicago Printed String, sou of Mr. and Mrs. John Gaiewtki of Plymouth, brother of John.

Services at Piszczek chapel, Plymouth, Pa. Interment Plymouth, Pa. GALOTTA See Wesley Tnedens notice. GERETY Catharine V. Gerety.

nee Reynolds, of 107 W. 119th street, devoted wife of the late Patrick: loving mother of Mary Ellen Stacy. Patrick and the late Ann Janet Woods: grandmother of three: daughter of the late John and Ann Reynolds McCrory; fond sister of John T. Reynold Patricia C. McCrory, and the late Mary A.

Duffy and Henry S. McCrory. Resting at mortuary. 12 E. 112th place.

Funeral Monday. 9 a. m. to St. Louis of France church.

Mass at 9:30 a. tn. Interment Holy Sepulchre, GEROLL Otto C. Geroll. late cf 9001 Sheridan avenue, Brookf ield.

beloved husband of Caroline, nee Moeller; loving father of Louise Brennan and Evelyn Minarovic: grandfather of four; fond hrnthrr nf niaa Dauaherty. Emma Edson. Mae Sanders. Elsie Phillips, and Herbert Geroll. Funeral Monday, sept, p.

mt chxiwl. 3845-47 Prairie avenue. Brookfield. Interment Waldheiai cemav tery. HUnter 5-0214.

nilf) Irene Glos, nee Koran, of Chi cago, formerly ot Maywooa, oeiovea wife of Walter: daughter of Mary Kozan and the late Andrew Kozan. Services Monday. 1:30 p. at funeral home. Lake at 2d Maywood.

Inter ment Oakridge. Flllsoore 3-O014. GORMAN Catharine Gorman, nee Schof- fen. Sept. wite or tee rate ran.

mnther nf Dr. Francis Anna Vivette, Margaret Condren. Winifred Donahue, and the late Harry Gorman; aister nf Sue Willems and Sister Clarinda: grandmother of 13. great-atand-mother of 35. At antral horae.

8216 N. Clark street, after 7-a. m. Saturday Funeral Monday at 10:30 a. m.

Masa ia Queen of Anaels church at 11 a chock. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. GRIEBSEB Charlotte Reiss Grisaasr af 2212 Prairie avenue, bienview. eueaee lv.

wife of the late Haas mother af Mrs. Jofca H. Caia. Urs. Byraa McAuliffe.

Richard Joba aad Robert J. Griesaer; six araVhiWree sister of Mrs. Paul Mallaaey aad case P. Reiss. Mass Moadar.

10 a. at SS. Faith. Hope and Charity charch 191 Linden aveaar, Wiraaatba. Inter ment All Saiea'.

atattian at rat GRONAU Hazel M. Grosau. nee Wa kening, beloved wita or tna lasr Jotin; dear sister of Miltoa aad Dale, aad the late Eve! ye Braua. Lias ia state sa funeral hoane. 6 SO 3 N.

Westera awt-nue, enraer Berwya. Sarvieaa Uomrnny. Sept. 8. at 2:30 at Chrsst Pns byteriaa church.

ZOOO Urcaara street Interaaeni JRosehill csaaeanr. Ia of Rowers fast skmesa Jawas lief fund. IXassbeach 1-T4. kg HAAS Sea Hanaah Ctaaek acakas. KBEBG Clfet R- Hehera.

B. of S. tans aveaae. ataywaea. samn wtte af Irvta dear aW af ltvia B-.

eUeart. ana A.loa Meoergi ssbjt os Hannah Bereer: sraaasaathef at Caaart A. Hehara. ServlDee Seturday. Seat.

i. 2 p. at funeral hoaaa. 381 th gveaaje. at Mapta atreat.

afaywoad. 1 Ita at tWBsts ceaarsautSBaa SBav aiada to John's w'aasra at the Chare er Lutasraa Wotrakaa teaaae. laaarsseat Glea Oak oeasKtery. rintaora 4H3100. ED a A See Lereaa Kaowlsoa aetfce.

alEIlTBVCain Williaan Haaaechar. suV eerily, helaved kaaSDaad ex the lata sota; ahwaeed father of Viola ttadsae, Jaseph Xarluc. aad Marae Teasaskovic; areher Elisabeth Hoesre. Mary Loheae. aad she sate Carl.

Faaeral Meaday. m. at cbeaal. 8218 Keass aae. Iaaar-atcnt Ceeer Park.

PRoaaeet 6-38C9. IKOX Alfred R. Hhttea. balevad ksss- BMd at MaaMi aae r. taiher of Naacy Wrotay aad the late Rstert Hiaaoa: hrotacr ca Grave.

Fweaise Allae. Keeaeth. the late Lea. OUrtare. asul Deaaaias Buateak At fujeral hosne.

17 Ma street. Cs Pas, f-aaeral Maaaae-. Seat. 9. aV3 KewrreciHMi esunth- Mast it a.

an. BteraatBt (auaea ot lieavaa. Meeaear erf orest Piark aerie. No. 134.

F. O. K. HIPIUI'I JoMr C. Hspelius.

devoted htisnB at tiwaa; roan bbcbk- jo-anae Kaschke; father-in-law of Keanoch O. JtascMvK graadtacher af Owaoaa, Karea. aad Jaaat; aesaaer ot jona. Mareaeriat Sehaaater, Fred. Aaa.

Clara Caalfiald. aad Carl. Fu serai Moaday. a. a at cbawel.

5218 S. jwedzss aveaue. PRaspect -ittn. BY ROBERT HOWARD Chicago Trlbaoe Press Service Springfield, 111., Sept; 6 Gov. Stratton is considering going outside Illinois in appointing the state's first auditor general, associates said today.

Inquiries since the end of June, when the legislature adjourned, have reportedly failed to turn up a certified public accountant who has the stature for the new job. The governor was quoted as being ready to take two more months, if necessary, to get the best qualified man to head the new department of audits, a governmental agency created this year as a means of preventing future Hodge scandals. Term Is for 6 Years The auditor general will serve a six year term at $15,000 a year. He will be responsible for post-auditing, the checking of transactions after the money has been spent. In airseffort to keep the office out of partisan politics, the law requires that reports be made both to the governor and a legislative commission.

Most of the post-auditing work has been allowed Jo pile up until the auditor general starts functioning. Traditionally the work is assigned to private jfirms, who may be asked to catch up on the load during their busy season, with income tax returns. Former auditor Orville Hodge, who now is serving a prison term, had charge of auditing his own books. Crea tion of the auditor general as an independent official was one of the fiscal reforms voted by the legislature this year. Morey Helps Draft Law Lloyd Morey, a CP.

A. and former University of Illinois president vho was appointed auditor when Hodge resigned last year, had a major role in drafting the auditor gen eral law. The 10 members of the leg islative audit commission will hold their organization meet mg here Wednesday. Gov. Stratton has until Jan 1 to appoint a director of financial institutions, a new cabinet post.

At that time jurisdiction over all institu tions but banks will be shifted from Smith to a new depart ment under the governor. WAKE OF ROAD STRIKE BRINGS SOME VIOLENCE Several incidents of violence wire reported yesterday by Vernon S. Balch, Chicago of fice manager of the state, per sonnel department, as both state highway maintenance workers and returning strik ers continued to. report to work in Cook county. Three new workers re ported being slugged by a re turning striker in the state garage at Irving Park rd.

and Harlem Balch said. A fourth said a returning striker struck him witlj a piece of wood while they were work ing near Glenview. Meanwhile, police said a worker hired during the strike pulled a knife on a group of returning strikers at Irving Park rd. and Harlem av. when he believed they were going to strike him.

About 40 of the new workers reported being chased from their jobs. Balch said no complaints have been signed in connection with the incidents. The strikers; who walked out Aug. 12 in a wage dispute, returned earlier this week without a pay raise. PWtUlU.

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PHONE: BEverly 8-31 St fJATUaDAT CHAMBERL1 Dorarjur 2 rfc fsrt MGftTH William 1:80 In clwKn WOLF A. 1 at ttaswl SOUTHEAST CHAPEL" 2P24 E. T8TH-ST. PHONE: FAfrU 4-T17T Piser MEMORIAL CHAPXLS NORTH SOUTH NORTHWEST VtST CHICAGO 4 C.H. JORDAN CO, 221 East Erie 6 par it 7-7709 OAKRIDGE i Write Wi Cm.

call HOwi 4 GRA. on: Oafcci: cast talm $1 iX HUwr 5-434. 8 ubet. Frse cost ea. Take S7.

HUer3-2434 Af A' IA PK. Cadar 3 cbeare graves. SI 5 5 viek. DEtevtam 7-7845 4 GRAVFS Masaatic; Acacia Park oaaia. tefy: $550.

AKdsapw l-tl OAKRIDGE Nr. mot Your offer. mac: 6 crave let. SPria 4-3044 RIDGEWOOD 4 era Ut. Scctis 13.

Sac 9215. KZvmmBit 9-59 li. Heart Attack Is Fatal to Team Member Richard Lodwick, 17, of 1712 N. Meade a a member of the Stein- 0(7 TT 5 a Vi school swim-I min team, J'y-'iJ died in the school tool A yesterday after apparently suffer- attack while swimming. Richard Lodwkk The school is at 3030 N.

Mobile av. Lodwick was one of 10 pupils in a class being supervised by Edward Ruzicka, swimming coach. The others had climbed out of the pool. Think He's "Showing Off" They watched while Lodwick swam under water from one end of the pool to the other, turned, and swam back. They saw him surface at the shallow end for air, then go under again.

Then one of the watchers exclaimed, Look, Richie's showing off by holding his breath under water." At this, Ruzicka hurried to the pool's edge. Lodwick's body was face down in 18 inches of water. Ruzicka and Richard Ortciger, 17, pulled Lodwick out of the pool and began artificial respiration. Unable to Revive Him Dr. M.

F. Stein who was examining candidates for the school football team in another section of the building, and a Cragin police squad were unable to revive the boy. Ruzicka said Lodwick had been swimming in the pool for about 17 minutes before he suffered the apparent heart attack. Lodwick was a senior. Young Lodwick's father, Roger, a Baltimore Ohio railroad conductor, and mother, Helen, were at work when their son died.

KIN, FRIENDS SHARE 2 MILLION COOKE ESTATE William H. Cooke, who headed several coal mining companies, including the Little Sister mine in Fulton left an estate estimated at $2,005,000, it was disclosed yesterday at a hearing on proof of heirship before Seymour Velk, assistant to the Probate court judge. Cooke, who lived at 900 N. Michigan and died Aug. 28 at age 53, wiUed $91,000 to five friends and relatives.

Half the balance was willed to a daughter, Mrs. Jane Kel-ley, of Champaign. The remaining half was placed in trust, with a former wife, Mrs. Roberta Cooke, to receive $200 a month and the balance of the income to go to another daughter, Mrs. Willa Stiber, of Hollywood, Fla.

The Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust company was named executor and trustee. 1 DEAD, 8 HURT IN ILLINOIS AUTO CRASH Leland. 111.. Sent. 6 () One woman was killed tonight and eight other persons were injured in a three-car collision on U.

S. 34 in north central Illinois. Mrs. Alice Bader. 64.

of Wahoo, the only pas senger in a car driven by ner son, Wilmer, 41, of Chicago, was killed. Bill Dummett, La Salle county deputy sheriff, said Rader was driving east when he swerved into the oncoming lane to avoid hitting an auto in front of him wnicn slowed down. Bader's car was sideswiped by one auto and struck broadside by another, Dummett said. OBITUARIES Mrs. Rudolph Madlener Mrs.

Gertrude Madlener, 62, of 3645 W. 62d died vesterdav in her home. Sur viving are her husband, Ru dolph, a portrait photogra pher; two daughters, Mrs. Helen Nolan and Mary Ellen; five brothers, and a sister. Mass will be said at 11 a.

m. Monday in St. Nicholas of Tolehtine church, 62d st. and Lawndale av. David Ovens Charlotte, N.

Sept. 6 CD David Ovens, 84, Charlotte philanthropist, patron of the arts and merchant, died here today. Ovens, chairman of the board of Ivey's department store here, collapsed minutes after addressing buy ers and managers at the store. Charles L. Howard Charles L.

Howard, 75, retired Chicago patent lawyer, died Tuesday in Claremont, it was learned here yes terday. Mr. Howard retired in 1952 as western patent coun sel of the Association 01 American Railroads. He was the owfter of a notable collec tion of American cartoons dat ing to 1880 and including original works by John T. Mc-Cutcheon and Carey Orr of The Tribune.

Surviving are his widow. Helen a daugh ter, Roberta and three sisters. Henry J. Liebrich Henry J. Liebrich, 77, of 8141 Throop who retired four years ago as a superintendent at Standard-Toch Chemicals, 2600 Federal st.

after 55 years with the company, died yesterday in his home. He leaves his wid ow, Mary two sons, Francis J. and the Rev. Edward Dastor of St. Joseph's Roman Catholic church, Round Lake, and two erandchildren.

Mass will be said at 10:30 a. m. Monday in St. Sabina's church, 78th and Throop sts. Frank J.

Euresh Services for Frank J. Bu- resh, 57, of 6748 W. 21st Berwyn. former sanitary in spector for the Berwyn health department, will be held at li p. m.

Monday in the chapel at 6227 Cermak Berwyn. Mr. Buresh died Thursday inflins- dale sanitarium of injuries suffered Aug. 14 in an automobile accident, in which his wife, Anne, was killed. Surviving are a son, Robert a grandchild; two sisters, ana two brothers.

Raymond J. Kelly Mass. for Raymond J. Keily, 63. operator or manager of grocery and meat markets in Waukegan for 40 years until his retirement two years ago, will be said at 10 a.

m. Monday in Immaculate Conception church, Waukegan. He died Thursday in his home at 604 Belvedere Waukegan. He leaves his widow, Alice; a daughter, Mrs. Alice Mul-vaney, a brother, and two sis ters.

Mrs. Emma R. Leininger Mrs. Enyna R. Leininger, 74, formerly of.

212 S. Maple Oak Park, died yesterday in a Berwyn nursing home. Mrs. Leinhtger's husband, Walter president of the Lein inger Construction company, died in 1956. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.

Valla Cro-Services will be held at 11 nin and Mrs. Janet L. Andree. a. m.

Monday in First Presbyterian church, Jackson and Quick River Forest. John F. Lalla John F. Lalla. 68.

former Cicero resident and a retired wholesale grocer, yesterday, in Delnor hospital, St. Charles. Surviving are his widow, Marie; two daughters, Mrs. Janet Michaels and Mrs. Marian Kleisner; three sisters, and a brother.

Mass will be sa id at 10 a. m. Monday in St. Frances of Rome church, Cicero. Mrs.

Hazel M. Gronau Mrs. Hazel M. Gronau, 60, of 456 Armitage died yesterday at Illinois Masonic hospitaL For 30 years she had been organist and director of music at Christ Presby terian church, 2000 Orchard st. Surviving are two broth ers, Milton and Dale Wil- kening.

Services will be held at 2:30 p. m. Monday at Christ Presbyterian church. Charles F. Wilmington Charles F.

Wilmington, 74, of 4706 N. Racine died yesterday in Columbus hospitaL He retired five years ago as a superintendent of the Railway Express company, after 49 years with the company. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Helen M. Wright, and a brother William.

Services will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 4152 Sheridan rd. THREE ROB LIQCOR DELIVERER Three bandits robbed Paul J. Gausset, 7821 Chapel liquor store delivery man.

of two bottles of liquor and $1 50 at 6825 Cornell he notified police yesterday. I EitU CiZ.m,. till.