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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1942. Pope Pius Observes Third SEEK LOW FARE DEATH NOTICES SIR WILLIAM BRAGG, OBITUARIES Mn. Isabel Rodman. PICK COMMITTEE FOR DELINQUENT TAX COLLECTIONS Personal Property Levies First on List. A special committee headed by County Commissioner Daniel A.

Ryan was appointed by the county board yesterday to open a drive to reduce the 400 million dollar unpaid property tax accumulation in the county. The first step by the committee, Ryan said, will be to attack the personal property tax delinquency which accounts for 260 million dollars of the back tax total. The remainder is unpaid real estate taxes. County Auditor Lee J. Howard was instructed by the committee to start immediately to break down the unpaid personal property levies for the last 14 years as the first step in de termining what Items can be col lected.

Recent Bills Come First. Howard said his staff will deal with unpaid bills for recent years, because these are more likely to be collected than the old Items. He will make reports as the survey proceeds. and action to collect the unpaid bills then will be up to the committee. In addition to Ryan and Howard the committee members are William Bussee.

county commissioner; An drew J. Kolar. assistant treasurer; Michael J. Flynn. county clerk; Richard J.

Daley, deputy county con-troier; Assistant State's Attorneys William J. Tuohy and Marshall Kear ney, and a representative from As sessor John S. Clark's office. IMan Permanent Numbers. Howard said his staff plans to as sign permanent numbers to each per- fional nronertv tax Daver on the ronntv-a hnokt.

iso that accumulations cf unpaid bills over a period of years readily can be determined. The task of mishlnc nl stat tax ji.i... v. h. committee at a later meeting.

Personal property tax collections in racint VMn hava vmrf ahniit KO recent years nave averaged aDout tu th ivi. hav. f- we. -ww mliilnn Hnllnr. var Onlv about 10 ner cent of the ear.

oniy aoout 30 per cent or tne personal property taxes make any payment, county officials estimate. Aid. Frank Keenan 49th, chair man of the city council taxation com rnittee, attended the meeting and said the establishment of the special collection committee was a step which he and the city council recently have urged. Recover Last of 7 Bodies I from Submerged rlane West Palm Beach. Fla, March 12 1 wi.

ine army gnnouncea toaay mat searchers had recovered the bodies of all seven men who died in the crash of their plane in the St Lucie river at Stuart a week ago. The seventh body, located today, was that of Corp. Clarence F. Ayres of Huntington. W.

Va. The search had been prolonged by the heavy tidal flow at the spot where the plane fell. The plane' was salvaged and brought to the army air base at Morrison field. ft "JTO, 'Da. I I .1 Mrs.

Isabel Rodman, 65 years old, of 2124, Kenilworth avenue. Wil mette, died Wednesday in a nursing home in Evanston. Mrs. Rodman was a former resident of Larchmont, N. Y.

Surviving are two daughters. Mrs. William A. McGuineas, wife of the sales manager of radio station W-G-N, and Mrs. A.

Tanner Scofleld Services will be held at 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, at 11 tomor row. Mrs. Mary Scanlan. Mrs. Mary Scanlan.

mother of the Rev. Gerald P. Scanlan of St. Kilian church, died yesterday in Mercy hospital. A native of Ireland, she was 70 years old.

and lived at 5929 Union avenue. Her husband. Thomas, and a daughter. Lillian, also survive. The funeral will be at 10 a.

m. Monday from the chapel at 5438 Halsted street to Our Lady of Solace church. Miss Harriet Hancock. Funeral services for Miss Harriet Jane Hancock, 2732 South 58th court, Cicero, a teacher in the Chicago pub lic schools for 30 years, will be held at 3 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 5501 North Ashland avenue. Miss Hancock, who was 56 years old, died after a stroke on Wednesday. Miss Delia M. Ryan. Miss Delia M.

Ryan. 87 years old. pioneer Elgin resident, died yesterday in the home at 423 Highland avenue where she had resided 86 years. Joseph F. Ryan of Elgin, a brother, survives.

Services will be tomorrow at 9:30 a. m. in St. Lawrence church. George Stuart Gordon.

LONDON, March 1Z George Stuart Gordon, president of Magdalen col lege, Oxford, died today. He was 61 years old. EX JUDGE NAMED TO HEAR PLEA FOR FARE BOOST Charles A. McDonald, former Judge of the Circuit, Superior, and Appel late courts, was named by Circuit Court Judge Cornelius J. Harrington as a special master to hear evidence in the elevated lines' suit for an in junction to Increase lares from 10 to 12 cents.

The Injunction suit, which also seeks a boost from 10 to 13 cents In the rate for intercompany rides be tween the and street car and bus routes, was started last month after the Illinois Commerce commission had denied the elevated road's petition for the Increases. Assistant Attorney General William R. Morgan, who Is opposing the in creases In behalf of the commerce commission, yesterday asked Judge Harrington to withhold the appoint ment of a master until Monday. Mor gan said he wanted to file amendments to his answer to the lines' suit. The court, said amendments could be filed any time, but said the reference to a master should not be delayed.

COURT AWARDS DRY ICE BLAST VICTIM $3,750 Mario La Russo, 13 years old, was awarded a Judgment for $3,750 yes terday by Judge Jacob Berkowitz of Mattoon, sitting In Superior court, against the Powell Brothers Trucking Lines, Springfield, Mo. A jury was dismissed and Judge Berkowitz en tered the Judgment by agreement. Young La Russo, a newsboy, was seriously Injured June 27, 1940, when dry ice which he put into a bottle exploded. Testimony showed that the dry ice was kicked to the pavement by a man unloading poultry from a Powell Brothers truck at a warehouse at 52 East Hubbard street. The case is said to be the first involving damage from dry ice in Illinois and perhaps in the country.

The plaintiff was represented by the firm of Chesrow and Hollowick. WOMAN IXJtBED IN TALL. Mra. Anna Harding', 63 years old. 18.12 South Kedxie avenue, was1 injured critically yesterday when she fell from a second floor flat at 14-0 South Avera avenue where elie had been employed to wash the windows.

Philip McGnire. Philip McGuire. who was dean of police juvenile officers when he re tired In 1936, died last evening In his home at 7336 Coles avenue. He was 74 years old, a native of Ireland. Mr.

McGuire had been a member of the police force 45 years. He leaves his widow, Catherine, and six sons. John Deerbr. John Deerinz, 51 years old. an elec trical engineer, died of a heart at tack yesterday in the Riverside rail road depot.

Mr. Deering was born In Highland Park and had lived In Riverside for 15 years. His home was at 170 Aikenside road. Surviving are his widow. Fern; two sons, and a daughter.

Services will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow In chapel at 177 Woodside road. Riverside. RT William Bke.

for the Rev. Wil uam Burke will be held at 10:30 a. rrt. today in the chapel of St. Mary's Ihospital.

Archbishop Samuel A. Stritch will officiate. Father Burke died Wednesday in the hospital, where he had been a patient for eight years, lie was oj years oia euiu nau Pricst since 1901. Erneit Gadk Services for Ernest Gach. who died Tuesday in Miami, will be held at p.

m. today in the chapel at 935 East 47th street. Mr. Gaeh was founder and president of the Orollne products company. He was 55 years 0iu and lived at 5512 Hyde Park boulevard.

Aa PonL Wilmington. Del- March 12 Cu Archibald M. L. du Pont, 53 years old, of the du Pont Industrial family, died today at his estate at nearby Montcnanm, ueu $7,350,000 MAIL FRAUD TRIAL IS NEARING CLOSE Trial of six officers and associates Resources Corporation Interna tional neared the end yesterday when defense attorneys concluded their case. A jury in me court oi federal District Judge Michael L.

Igoe has been hearing the $7,350,000 securities and mail fraud case since Jan. 12. Leonard L. Cowan, an attorney and defendant, was tne tasi witness called by the defense. All the other defendants except W.

I. Kellogg, a former president of the corporation. testified earlier in the trial. Much yesterday's session was devoted to arguments on the admittance of some the government 1,000 exhibits. SCHOOL GATHERS 12,000 BOOKS IN DRIVE FOR YANKS Niur1onie and farultv members of Trade achool.

Sedcwick and Division streets, have collected 17nnn hftW. hsv hn dellv. red to the Cnicago publlc library rfi.trlhi.ttnn In srmv rsmM. nivil bases, and marine posts. The drive was part of the national campaign 10 million books which Is spon sored by the American Library association, the United Service organ ization, and the Red Cross.

Mrs. Dilla W. McBean, librarian for the hord ot education, is in charge of the Chicago schools' division of the drive. Adolph Kroch and Carl B. Roden are directors of the Chicago campaign, Uinor OT MOnon TCCR Die, in Indiana, Aged 8S Crawfordsville, March 12 Spe- nan.

James a. timore. ea years oia. achieved nation-wide recognition the "Bard of Alamo, died today a heart attack at his 800 acre zarm near tne village of Alamo. From a muiiituae oi pucms mm tonic uuui prolific pen, two -in particular caught the public fancy The Monon wrecK and -sassairas.

WOTR Will Halt IrafttC uvrvii awwivwiw Jackson boulevard, between state street and Wabash avenue, will be closed to thru traffic from 11:30 o'clock tomorrow night until 7 a. Monday during construction work by Commonwealth Edison company. hatever price you determine be paid for a complete it the price you pay at DEATH NOTICES PKNROD Emma Martha Penrod. nee Janke. beloved mother of Eugene, daughter of Mra.

Augusta Neubauer. sister of Arthur. Mrs. G. Janke.

At chapel. 1848 W. 634 street. Funeral notice la ley. PETERSON Peter J.

Peterson, beloved BOe-baud of Elisabeth, nee Hendricks: father et Mra. Lucille Brosseau, Grace. George, and Eugene. Funeral Saturday. 9 Iron parlors, 67th street and tat St.

Clara's church. Interment Mount Olivet. PI.ENZ Gertrude Pleng beloved wife et Henry fond mother of Rose Retie and the late Dr. Henry Plena. Funeral from her late residence.

3155 S. Halsted street. Saturday. March 14. at 8:30 a.

to Ira-maculate Conception church. Interment St. Boniface. Information, call Tarda 4765. POPE Thomaao Pope of 3139 Polk street, beloved husband of Josephine, nee Cheslare: fond father of Angelo.

Albert, and Mrs. James Cozzi. Funeral from chapel. 2SOt Harrison street. Saturday.

March 14. a. m. to Mother Cabnni church. Burial Mount arm el cemetery.

Nevada 2828. PRINDEVILLE See Freeman notice. Jt v- i loved eon of the late Maurice and Bridge Quille. fond brother of Sisters Aquino. Plan.

ide, Geneveffa of Sinsmawa Dominicans, the Rev. A. G. of Our Lady ot Good Counsel church. Stella Cupp.

Edward and the lata Dr Maurice J. Quille. Funeral Saturday. Ma'rch 14. at 9:30 a.

m. to St. Ita'a church. Interment Mount Carmel. Lafayette 1884.

RKtCHERT Caroline el chert, belovwj daughter of the late Matthew and Magda len, sister of Mrs. Louie Schmidt. Ella, ami Joseph Reichert. Funeral Saturday. 9 30 a.

m. irom residence. 1102 S. Grove avenue. Oak Park.

111., to Ascension church. Interment St. Mary' cemetery. of 2124 Kenilworth avenue. Wilmette.

mother of Mrs. William A. McGuineas. nee Elizabeth Hawley. and Mrs.

A. Tanner Scofleld. nee Louise Hawley. Services 11 a. m.

Saturday at rhapel. 1567 Mapla avenue. Evanston. Interment private. HOLD-Arthur Bold Ml lTlh'Z Schaetzel.

Mrs. Barbara Schaetxel. Michael. Geonre. Fred, and Mrs.

Frank Allen. At rest and funeral services at chapel. 4717 Broadway, Saturday, March 14. at 3 r. m.

Interment Rosehlll. Please omit flowers. ROTHB ART Minnie Rothhart. beloi of John, fond mother of Philip, beloved wlfa Lowa. Isailor.

Rose Hildebrand. Ben. Robert, anti William. 14 grandchildren, ft freet-crand-childreu. Funeral Friday.

4 p. at chapel. 4225 Roosevelt road, corner of Tripp. Burial Rumanian Jewish cemetery, Woodlawn. rcggIO Sea Concetta Iandolo notice.

SC A LK Albert Schalk. beloved husband et the late Henrietta, nee Kapshall: fon4 father of Oscar and Arthur, brother of Herman. Bertha Blessing. Augusta Will. Caroline Witt.

Funeral Saturday, March 14. at 3 P. ni. at reidence. 3ia S.

Wealey avenue. Berwyn. to Concordia. SCANLAN Mary Scanlan. nee Nash, wife cf Thomas, mother of the Rev.

G. P. Scanlan and Lillian sister of Mrs. Dennia Con-way. Mrs.

Matthew Crowe. Sister Msry Hifarlnn R. 9. Patrick, and Anna. Funeral Monday.

10 a. from chapel. 543 S. HalMcd street, to Our Lady of Solace church. VM4 S.Sangamon etret.

Interment 13 I fioiy yepuicnre. niiunu.uuy, SCHOTTENFELS Ida M. Schottenfels be. loveo uaugnicr i iuc im Caroline Schottenfela, dear sister of Sarah. Eva.

and Tessie. and the late Ella. Bertha. Gertrude. Eetha, and Richard.

Funeral and burial private. SLESICKI Matt Sleslekl. lovlnr hnsband ot Vtviun. nee Whlsler; fond son of Cypnaa and Felixia Sleaickl, fond brother of Stanley. Marion, Chester.

Steve. Edward. Sophie. Mrs. Helen Cawel.

and Mrs. Irene BosweH. Funeral Ssturday. 0:30 a. m.

from late real- dence. 2028 W. to St. H'1'n'l church. Burial St.

Adalbert. Hum. 279S. STERB1NS George L. Srebbina, at his home.

HOth avenue and 123d street, beloved husband of Dora father of Ina B. Tam-lyn. grandfather of Charlene Tamlyn Golden areat-grandfather of George William Golden, brother ot Mary E. Gale. Semcea at his home Saturday, March 14, at 3 p.

m. Interment Mount Greenwood. STEFFENS Albert Steffene of 1028 Newport avenue, March 12. 1042. brother ot Mrs.

Sophie Oscar, and the lata Charles Steffene. At Chapel, 6501 N. Ashland avenue, where eervicee will be held Saturday. March 14. at 13 o'clock noon tinder auspices of Golden Rule lodge.

728. A. F. ft A. M.

Interment Acacia Park. Also member of WUey M. Bgaa chapter. No. 128.

R. A. M. STERN Loltl Stem. beloved mother et Harry Esther Harris.

Ssm, and Irvine B. Services Friday. 11 a. at ehapel. 3000 W.

Roosevelt road. JTIENSTRA Robert Stienstra. beloved hoe- band of Father, nee Himmwnmi; jovma-father of Mrs. Alede Renaldo of Loe A nr el-pa. and Mrs.

Loolse Gustafson. Rest- Ina- at chapel. 10234 Michiaan avenue. Funeral Saturday. March 14.

at 3 p. m. lav terment Oak Hill. SWATJFIET.D Sadie SwtnneM. nee Lataa.

March 11, 1942. beloved wife of Josish K. Swsufleld. fond mother of Virion a Ryan. Franres Slosn.

J. Edward John Richard L. Swaufleld. sister of Edith Sister Mary St. Dorothy.

B. V. Helen Sliea. Florence Joyner. Jerome Lstus.

Mercedes Ferinson. and the late Cecilia Murray and Mae McParland. Funeral Saturday. So) a. from the lata residence.

740 Forest avenue. River Forest, to St- Luke's church. Interment Calvary. Please omit flowers. V1RGINIS Anna Virginia, nee Latch, beloved wife of Philip, fond mother of Anthony and Marie Toman, rrandmother of Anthony and Robert Vinrinia and Donald and Joha Toman.

Funeral Saturday from residence. 6821 S. Talman. 9 a. to Nativity churrh.

Interment St. Caslmir's. Can. 2515. VOSMIK Rose Vosmik.

2K24 S. Hamlin avenue, lovinc mother of Helen and Sylvia Cad, mother-in-law of Anton Cada. rrandmother ot Sylvia Cada. Funeral Monday. March 16.

1:30 p. at chapel, 2858 S. lin T.i I rm Tl4.hmiSB Na tional cemetery. For Information call Lawndale S074. WATIER Adolph Watler.

husband of the late Dora, beloved father of Walter. Ray mond, Russel. Lillian Evans. Grace Kese-beck. Minnie Riebe.

and Blanche Kramer, brother ot Edward. Services at chapeL 7319 Madison street. Forest Park. Saturday. 1 p.

m. Interment Oakridge. WELLS Astrid Wells tnee Hammerl. suddenly, of 847 8. Humphrey avenue.

Oalg Park, beloved wife of Raymond V. Wells, dear mother of Raymond G. and Harold R-daugbter of Hans and the late Anna Hsm-mer. sister of Ellen. Hans.

Lillian. Olaf. Arthur. Myrtle. Betsy.

Gladys. Harry, and Dorothy. Resting at funeral home. 6708 vf-Madison street, where services will be held Friday at 3 p. m.

Interment Mount Olive. WOLFF Otto H. Wolff, formerly of Terro Haute. at Oswego. N.

beloved hue-band of Gladys, beloved son ot Mrs. Mary Wolff, dear brother of Henry Wolff of Hollywood. and Mrs. Helen Hirsrh ot Hammond. Ind.

Funeral Friday. March 13. at 11 a. at chapel. P3 E.

47th street, to Mount Israel. Terra Haute. paper please copy. YUNN Mathiae Yunn. beloved son of thj ale Michael and Margaret Yunn.

fond brother of Mans Maaa and Michael Yunn, uncle of Irma Vance. Ruth Settecase and Luoille Solawet, brother-in-law of LUUan. Funeral Saturday at 9 a. tn. from chapel.

6229 W. Cermak. to SU Odilo'a church. Burial St. Boniface.

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DEATH NOTICES la Mrmorltm. BRIAND Jules L. Briand. In memory of my loving husband, who away one year ago today. WIFE.

SUSAN. FISCHER Jack G. Fischer. 1930. "lumen- ory's garden we.

meet every day. LONELY MOTHER. DAD, SISTERS, AND BROTHER. ABBU. KOVARSKY -Louie and Jack Berton Kovar- aky.

In fond memory of our loved ones, MOTHER. RUTH, AND JOSEPH L. I SCHIERKOLK-Clarice Schlerkolk. In loving Itifmnrj oi our oeiovca motner. wno passea twaj one year aco today.

ETerythinr we I are i I will never lorget you or what you did I jor ug. BLAKELY AND NADIA. AVALLONE-Dominick C. Availone. Marcb I ii, laie i vjiif nnrrman svniur, unniK- r'.

Hi 1 1 1 I.M I I'll rill iuiiu a i iin 111 iiui. i i r. Mary Corleto. Nellie McCormick. Elizabeth Wittman.

Martha Corrigan. anil Dominick Availone. brother of Concetla. Funeral Sat urday. from funeral home, .1745 Brook field, to St.

Barbara's church; requiem high mass. Interment Mount Carmel. Call Brookfleld SHOO. BARCH William F. Barch of 1470 Wamer I avenue.

Marc rch 11. 142. beloved husband of Florence, father of James. Angela. Kath- erine.

and Barbara. At chapel. 6501 N. Ashland avenue, where eervicee will be held Saturday. March 14.

at 2 p. m. ISSS of Thomas Anna Marie Cumminrs. -In-law of Anna Bir- ate John Patrick and and John sister- rett. sister of the late John Patrick and Mary Murray.

Funeral Friday. 0:30 a. from late residence. 6610 S. Honore street.

to St. Basil's church. Maaa 10 a. m. In terment Holy Sepulchre.

Member of St. Basil's court. No. 100, W.C.O.F. Iro.

0031 una t.ii. mother oi Mra. BELL Cora W. Bejl of 1 avenue. March 11.

1K4C. mother of Anna Croas. Mrs. Lyle Cunning-ham, Mrs, Mary Donohue, and Jean Bell. At chapel, 6501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday. March 14. at 1 p. ni Interment Acacia Park, BIROS AR Marie Birosatt, nee Laince. wife of late Joseph mother of Joseph.

Marie. Steven, Michael, ml John, funeral Saturday. Marcb 14. 1042. at 0:30 a.

from residence, 6228 8. Talman avenue. to St. simon'a church at 62d and Call forma. Interment Resurrection BLAsI Joseph Blasl.

beloved husband of the late Anna I nee Carlo fond brother of An thnny. Lawrence, and the late Carmela Cnliaomn. Funeral Monday at 0:30 a. m. from chitpel.

2Htitl Wentworth avenue, to St. Tttninaa Aquinas church. Interment Mount Carmel. Employe of Conk county public welfare for 38 years. Victory lbtil.

BOBBE Henry C. Bobbe, beloved son of Hyman and Besaie. brother of Wilms wr-cusson. Elliott, and Rosalie Taglierl. Fu neral notice later.

CERCEO-Thereea Cerceo Tnee Ladonel. be- Jored w(fa of AnUlony lon1 of j0. ePh. Mike. Nick, and Mra.

Anna Dl Gre- eorio. tuncrii oiurau, ui residence. 7323 s. Honore street, to st. Mary of Mount Carmel church.

Interment St. Mary's. Information. Prospect 06U0. CERLE-Gertrude L.

Cerie. 704 s. rark avenue, beloved wife of Rudolph Central ib. dear daughter of Mra. Walburca Kombaecher.

sister of the late Mrs. Karolyn Maas. Al funeral home. Austin boulevard at Lake etreet. Funeral Saturday.

2 p. m. Interment Dubuque. papers please copy CHtRICO Adeline Clilrlco. late of 134S W.

Ohio street, loving- sister of Assunta Stasl. Vincenzo. Enrico, and the late Joseph and Peter. Funeral Saturday. 0 a.

from chapel. 2 N. Western avenue, to Sancta Maria Addolorata church. Interment Mount Carmel. Armitace 7800 rnH I.

Cohen of 344.1 9. street, beloved husband of Delia, oeari brother of David and the late Tina Schlm- herr and Jenny Levy. Funeral Friday. p. nr.

at ehapel. 0035 Stony Island-av. In terment Free Sona cemetery, waiuneim. Dl di Tolve. 1122 s.

sanga mon atreei. son or jonn ana ju ui M.H inhn mnn nun i 1 1 Funeral Monday, fl a. from chapel. blO S. Ashland avenue, to Guardian Angel church, 717 Arlhington atreet.

EnEI.RN-Ruth E. Edelen. March 15. 1042 of 3100 Sheridan road, beloved mother oi Mrs. Lulu E.

Bowman and Mrs. Mary r. Summrrville. Rcstinr at chapel. 2701 Clark street.

Services at Graceland ceme tery chapel. 2 p. m. on Saturday. EDMISTON Harry B.

Edmlston. 1830 T8th street. March 11. 1U4Z. Deinrea nus band ot Cora Edmiston.

fond father of Mrs. Gordon B. Wtnzer. grandfather of Muriel and Janice. At chapel.

B3d and Harvard, where services will be held Frl day. March 13. at 3 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood FLING Daniel 8.

Fling ot 2443 Rosemonl March 11. 143, beloved husband of Antoinette Flint, father of lire. Reyn old Smith James Lieut. Daniel A. Khna.

brother of Mary E. Biclrv of Fhila- delDhla. At chaoel. 6501 N. Awliland avenue.

where services will be held rruiay. Marcn 13. at 4 n. m. under ausDicea or far ioare.

Ho. oia. A. F. at A.

M. iniermeni nosenui. FKANA Frank J. Frana of 2417 S. Kedaie avenue.

Invina father Of Rudolph Otto. Georae. Mildred Paaan. and Alma Franek, fond brother of Joseph, orotner-in-iaw oi Ruth. Funeral Saturday.

March 14. at 1:30 p. at chapel, 1125 W. lBtn street. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

For Information call Canal 0668. FREEMAN Mirhael J. Freeman, beloved husband of Mary Foley Freeman, fond father of Margaret Prindeville. Jack, Joseph. William, and the late Irene and Charles Freeman, brother of John and Thomas Freeman.

Funeral from residence. 8440 S. Hermitare avenue, featnrday. at 9 a. to St.

Ethelreda'a churr-h. Inter ment Mount Olivet. Trianfle 7J0O. FRIEDLINE Frederick I. Frledllne.

March 12. 194'. Chicago, beloved hut-band ot Anna Friedllne. nee Campbell: devoted father of Fred James, and Marie, dear brother of Mrs. McWerner of Alrten.

and Karl P. Fnedline ot Grand saline. Tex. Services at St. Joseph'! church.

Kentland, Saturday. 9:30 a. ni. Burial Lyons. Kas.

Cedar Rapids. and Kanaaa papers pleab copy. GACH-Ernest Gach? at Miami. MJ UiiUlO ai vjii iv 1 1 as a aa- mj i( raiuictic Coho. OUdys KarlBberr.

dear brother ox sisters and brothers tn Czecbo-Slovakia and South America. Funeral Friday. March 1.1. at 2 p. at chapel.

E. 47th atreet, to Mount Isaiah cemetery GARRETT Christine Garrett, beloved wife of the late Albert, mother ot Albert. Frank Charlotte Flanagan. Christine Mueller. Olive Schmidt.

Marsie Lareratrom. Laura Knickrr and the late Joseph. Resting at chapel 305 S. Princeton avenue. Villa Park.

Fu neral at St. Alexander's church, Saturday, March 14. at 9:30 a. m. GLEASON Thomas L.

Glesson. late of BflOO P. Union avenue, beloved husband of Mary McMullen Gleaaon. father of Catherine Kep. ler and Thomaa L.

brother of Nome Cumminas. Mary Bray, and William uiea eon. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. from chaoel.

6516 S. Ashland avenue, to Visita tion church. Mass. 10 a. m.

Interment Mount Olivet. Prospect 0031 GOLDMAN Max Goldman of Thomas etreet, beloved husband of Plume, devoted father of Louis. Sarah, Michael, and the late Benjamin and Maurice, grandfather of Allen Arthur. Funeral Friday. March 1J, at 2 p.

m. at chapel. 2235 W. Division. GOODMAN Jay Bee Goodman, suddenly, dearly beloved son of Mrs.

Frank Barnes and jack Goodman. Now resting- at family home. 2881 E. 77th street. Services Satur day.

2 p. at Shore Baptist church. Coles at place. Interment Mount Hope. Sag.

6829, GOTTLIEB Albert Adolph Gottlieb, beloved husband of the late Lena, fond father of Tillle Swart. F.lixaheth Veil, and Leo. brother ot Josephine Taiiber. grandfather of Lawrence Veit. Funeral Friday.

2 p. at funeral home. 3021 Fullerton Interment Free Sons cemetery. venue. HAMMER See Welle notice.

HANCOCK Miss Harriet Jane Hanayirlc of 68th court. Cicero, 111.. March 12, 1U42. daughter of the late Charles and Mary Hancock, sisler of Albert. John, and Charles Hancock and the late Mra.

Margaret E. Miner. At chapel. 6501 N. Ashland avenue, Chicago, where services will be held Saturday, March 14, at 3 p.

m. Interment Oak Woods. HILLMANN Bertha Hillmann. nee Milzar. a ifV h.vo.h beloved wife of the late Carl, devoted Warrener.

Paul. Eleanore Jones, and Mar ruerite Schlake. fond grandmother of 10 grandchildren, and dear sister ot Pauline Breitling. Funeral Saturday, March 14. 2 p.

at funeral home. 3028 Belmont avenue. Interment Montrose cemetery. Information. Jun.

4200. HOG AN Alice C. Hogan, nee Shevlin. late of 1H26 N. Monitor avenue, beloved wife of James, fond mother of James and Thomaa Hogan.

daughler of Thomaa and the lata Mary Shevlin, eister of Mrs. Rose Kelle and Mrs. Marie MeGorern. runerai Saturday. March 14.

at 8:30 a. tn. from funeral home. 6348-50 W. North avenue.

to St. Angela a church. Interment All Saints'. Aternmac S880. BUS SERVICE TO TRAINING POSTSi Dollar North Shore Rides Called Too Expensive.

BY LAURENCE BURD Workmen employed on construction J-bs at the Great Lakes Naval Train Sir station appeared before the X1U r.ois Commerce commission yesterday to support the application or tne wn- trai west -Motor aiages xor a Prmu to operate buses between Chicago to the training station and Fort Sherl- can. The proposed sen-ice would carry soldiers, sailors, marines, and workers at the military establish- CapL Robert E. Martin, represent- Ire CoL Fredrick C. Rogers. Fort Sheridan commandant, also testified and urged that some transportation service be provided to and from Chi- caga at lower rates of fare than the North Shcye Line's $1 round trip, Soldiers small pay makes the trip too expensive.

Martin said. Offer 65 Cent Bound Trip. Edward Casey, attorney for the bus m-anld consist of 21 buses dailv and rort 5 cents for a round trip between Chicago and Fort Sheridan and 70 cents to Great Lakes. The buses would run from Roosevelt road and Wabash avenue along the outer drive and Sheridan road and would not rr.ake any stops between Chicago and P.eino Paaso and Hay 1 forma nson. I construction workers at Great Lakes.

both living at 4800 North Kenmore avenue, told Examiners William WaUh and George Anderson that they board the North Shore Line at Wil son avenue and that trains always are crowded beyond seating capacity and sometimes beyond standing room. Opposed by Ball lines. The application was opposed by I Frederick Stout. North Shore Line at-1 torrsey. and Weldon Dayton for the North Western railroad.

The Illinois Central railroad yes-1 teday continued presentation of testl-1 mony to support its application for a 10 per cent increase in suburban fares. Tb is the rst of 18 railroads being heard on requests for the In- creased suburban rates. I LADY SPEARMINT, A LINCOLN PARK BELLE, IS DEAD I Lady Spearmint, two ton hippo- potamus. died yesterday in her apart- ment in the Lincoln park zoo. She was 23 years old equal to about 691 in nuraan yearsj ana aira oi lir.

Since her arrival at the zoo In 1920 she had been gazed upon by two mil lion persons yearly. Director of Floyd S. Young said Lady Spearmint was bought from the Memphis zoo, her birthplace, by Wil liam Wrigley Jr. and given to Lin coin park. She was valued at $5,000 hen In her prime 10 years ago.

She was a spinster foung said 'the hippopotamus was extremely popular with visitors de- spite her obviously low I. Q. and her d-rlirable habit of sleeping most of rinS SESS2TT. watch her poke her head above water every two minutes or so. take a breath and duck down without even aking.

Girl, 12, Saves Mother i UverCOme OV Uas time Mrs. Bessie Laub. 39 years of age. 6517 South Rockwell street, was saved frorn asphyxiation yesterday by her 12 jear old daughter. Annabelle.

who lound her lying on the kitchen floor overcome by gas fumes from the! stove. Annabelle pulled her mother to a hack porch and called her fa- her. Anton, a fireman with inhaiator siuad No. 9. He and other firemen tnder Acting Captain Joseph Geil re- vired Mrs.

Laub. I should funeral ssst wlltesftl 1121 AeaZiSSOIEASHUNO easss itiiliics IS4S i I 1 VLS, i I of a of of fnp for co who las of his the Lain No other choice Son price Important their the finest, means Whatever no the chapel. or for NOBE PRIZE WINNER IM 101C niCC JIT 7fl 111 UlLo A I LONDON. March 12 (iP). Sir Wil liam Henry Bragg, industrial re search scientist and 1915 Nobel prize winner, died today.

He was 79 years old. He had published many works on radioactivity, sound, light, and the application of science In commercial fields. The British scientist, a prominent advocate of the theory that religion and science tend to supplement rather than destroy each other, spoke in 1939 at the dedication of the new uinvcriaity ui imnuis xivlw ai tnam- nnf an Mi akn visits fhicrrk rn mai ii me uiiniru oisiea. He was awarded the Nobel prize for his research work on the struc- FOREMAN KILLED IN CAR COLLISION VAv A IMTIlKInErf Fnl iiunit JnwillUbLilll Philip Broekner, 46 years old. of Elgin, foreman on a construction oroiect at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station, was killed yester- day when the automobile he was driv ing colliedcd with another at state routes 63 and 59A, west of Mundelein, Lake county.

Archibald E. Girard, 36, of Antloch, the other driver, his wife, Mary, and three fellow workers of Broekner, were injured Up to 4 p. m. yesterday, 166 per sons had been killed by automobiles in Cook county since Jan. 1.

Of these, 129 were killed In Chicago, where were injured in me same penoa. 17 YEAR, TERM IS RECOMMENDED FOR KILLER, 19 After deliberating for 32 hours a I Criminal court jury yesterday con- vlcted John Falk. 1 years old, of the murder of John Grundstrom. 40, of 715 Norlh CIark treet. The jury wommcnaea years in prison, a sentence which appeared to be a compromise.

Grundstrom. an unem- ployed carpenter was found beaten pioyea carpenter, was iouna Deaien 10 ln ln irauer camp at. iiuron ana xairoanK court iaSL April Police said he was killed by a 1 A It I 1 i ruuocr. Ati nis rtos were broken. Falk said he met Grundstrom tn auarreled and in self-defense.

LIT ivjrfUJrfiv JLtaj a vi ui a TO CONTEST WILL OF I. N. MORRIS Mrs. Constance Lily Rothschild Morris yesterday filed her acceptance or tne post oi an executor oi tne win of her husband, Ira Nelson Morris, tart 1 tinitaiial tAsrts.A 4 ka, A iiv unusual iiuvjsu uiai uy su doing she did not waive "my rights to renounce the will and my rights to ...111 i oncioin was given to Probate Judge John F. lO'Connell by her attorney, Don Peebles.

Morris, former minister to oweaen, aiea last Jan. 15 leaving an estate estimated at more than $2. 1000,000. The bulk of it is left in trust to the widow and to a son and daughter. iMMWI I a NORTH 929 W.

Belmont SOUTH 1820 S. Michigan WIST 2346 W. Madison UWDIHUKEKS. Laiini Sona Funeral Service InforinniatJon SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL fl.1D AND HARVARD-A VENUE. PHONE WENTWOHTH 0028.

FRIDAY. EDMISTON Harry E. 3 p. m. at chapel.

1 p. m. at chapel. PEARSON Annie. SATURDAY.

DUMAY Emilie. JOHNSON Mary. 2 p. m. In church.

2 p. m. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. STUART-Fred.

NORTH SIDE CHAPEL, 6R01 N. ASH LAND-AVENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH 2048. FRIDAY. FLING Daniel S.

NORTON Clara R. 4 p. m. at chapel. 2 p.

m. at rhapel. 1 p. m. at chapel.

3 p. m. at chapel. ROBINSON Vera D. SCHAUER Alfred C.

SATURDAY. BARCH William F. 2 p. m. at chapel.

BELL CQra W. 1 p. m. at chapel. HANCOCK Harriet Jane.

3 p. m. at chapel. STEFFENS Albert. 12 noon at chapel.

C. H. CO. FUNERAL HOME S00 E. ERBB-ST.

SERVICE S8 YEARS' SKElTLKS.Brorir.F.. t. firtd at Kvans. Fairfax CEMETERIES. 8 GRAVES Beautiful section ot Arllnfton: will separate.

Palisade 7434. MONUMEMTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT tarings. eeart-uoeoucJc.

biaie-at. naaemeni. av rT I I I I HOWE Minnie Howe, nee Back, beloved wile of the late Maurice, loving- motber of Evelyn Ritter. Mane Rusk, Dorothy Kul-baitis, Catherine, and John Howe, and the Jale Margaret Hickey. Funeral eervicee Saturday at 2 p.

m. at reudence, H. Tripp aveifue. Interment All Saint'. Information.

Spaulding. 1838. HOWES Mary A. Bowes, late of 4660 N. Bernard street, beloved wile of the late William, dear mother of Robert and Charles sister of Carrie Fecke.

Services Saturday. 1:30 p. al chapel. 3224 Montrose avenue. Interment Oakridge.

HUTCHISON William M. Hutchison of 7247 8. Phillips avenue. March 13. 142.

brother of Jean Hutchison. Margaret Day of Mar-blehead, and Jessie M. Hutchison. At chapel, 416 W. 03d street.

Funeral notice later. IANDOLO Conceit a Iandolo. nee Marzullo, wife of the late John, mother of Eliza beth Ritirgio. Rose Paueiello, and the late Jack, Joe. and Dan.

Funeral Monday, a. from chapel. 3500 Harrison street, to Presentation church. Interment Mount Carmel. Nevada 0644.

pi DJaucae, iuiiu i 1 1 tr i ui aiiu i heiser and Edward, brother of Henry. Mrs. Bertha Buchheira. and Mrs. Ann Portice.

Funeral at chapel, 3413 Lincoln avenue. Saturday. March 1. at p. m.

interment Klmwood Park cemetery. Member ot Lin- ui. D.l nna. AMI lm.rip.il trlnn I I D.rk. Vo.

1(M H. A. A. M. i ACVUfcnarioiie whcquc- of the late William mother of Kilna.

rrandmother of Edward Sessler. Services Friday. March 13. at 3:3" p. m.

at rhapel. 4411 Elaton avenue. Interment Rosehlll cemetery. JAGER Mathilda Jager. nee Jaffke.

beloved wife of the late Jacob, fond mother of Elenor. and Walter, rrandmother of seven u.K.. Rnrroweri Time grandchildren. Member of Borrowed Time I club ot Oak Park. Services Saturday, I March 14.

at 2 9. m. at funeral home. .192 6516 Chicaco avenue. Interment Concur-1 1 JANSEN Cecela A.

Jansen. March 11. 1011. auhtcr late O. M.

and Ellen Bryan Jansen. sister of Mrs. Mar Mrs. Florence J. Brown, and Mrs.

Lily Williams of San Diego, the late Klmcr, Viola J. Sandrfhl. and Ethel Bryan Mcl'on-nell. Servia at chapel, 2701 N. Clark street.

Saturday. 2 p. m. Burial Roschill. JOERGEB Henry Joerter of 1729 Sheffield avenue, beloved husband of Bcrnlce.

fond I i brother of William. Herman. Frank. EUie. F.nima.

Bertha. Frieda, and Ajina. Resting-at funeral home. 736 W. f.orth avenue, hervicrs Friday.

March 13, at 3 p. m. In terment Rosehlll I JOHNSON Carl F. Johnson, beloved husband ot Anna, fond father of Adlph, Ebba Heltmeyer. and Milton.

Kestuia at chapel. KIN.14 S. Michigan. Funeral services Saturday. 2:30 p.

m. Interment Oak Hill. Pull- man 3535. JONES Dorothy Gusts fson Jones, beloved wife ot Charles, fond mother of Lillian, Dorothy. James, Kathryn.

and John, grandmother of Dorothy Pearson. Funeral Saturday. 0 a. from rhapel. RH.VJ S.

Ashlnnd avenue, to St. Basil's rhtinh. Mans a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Prospect 0031. JONES Thomaa Jones of 1703 N. Montlcello avenue, husband of the late Elizabeth r.llrn Jones, dear father ot Maraaret and the late Mrs. Hannah Davies, grandfather of Roderick Davies. Reetinf at funeral home.

6708 W. Madison atreet. where services will be held Saturday at 2 p. m. Interment Forext Home.

Member of Justice lodge. No. 4(J, A. F. ft A.

York chapter, No. lfS. R. A. Columbia commandery.

No. 63. K. and Medinah temple. A.

A. O. N. M. S.

KELLER Marie R. Keller, at Muskegon. March 10. formerly of Chicago, wile of Louie H. Keller, mother oi Crnest A.

of Glencoe. and Mrs. Harold Holt of New York City. Services at home for funerals. Wabash at Erie street.

Saturday. March 14 at 3 p. m. Interment Forest Home. KELLY Peter T.

Toml Kelly. 3818 Wilcox street beloved hunhand or Anne lyncn Kellv. dear father of Gerald Herbert J. and Marion Kelly, fond brother of Gertrude Bunegar. Annie Milliard, and the late Jnnn Kellv.

Funeral Saturday. a. Irom rhapel, 4N17 Madison street. 10 St. Mela I n.l A 1 1 KINNEY-Jam Kinnpy.

tlor huVband of Marv Ann Kinney, nee Cannon: fond father of Mrs. Samuel P. Moore, the late Thomas and James Kinney, grandfather of Mrs. Lillian Kiniiev Joy. Funeral Saturday.

March 14. 1042. 0:30 a. PI- from chapel. 234H W.

Madison street, to St. Jariathi hrnvk tnl.rnii.nt Hfmint Carmel. KNAUBER Alexander M. Knauber iu Audubon road. Riverside, beloved hus band of Dorothy, dear father of Joyce.

Jack, and Robert, fond brother of Howard. Edward, Walter, and Margaret Anderson. Renting at lunerai Jiome. oiuo maur eon street. Requiem mass.

Saturday, March 14. 10 a. at St. Mary's church. River side, ni.

Interment Mount Carmel. LA PAGE Alice La Page, nee Ross. March 11, beloved wife of Archie, loving mother of John Joseph Lois Ann. and Mary Jeanne, fond eiBter of William. John Fred.

Mrg. Glen Harner. and Harry. Funeral Saturday morning at 9 :30. from mortuary.

1336 Wellington avenue, to St Clement'a church and St. Joseph's cemetery. LEVINSON-Mrs. Dora TvJ nsion tr lowel a J.lJ?mJ verman. Bernard, and Beverly, grandmother of William and Gloria Silverman, daughter of the late Hulda and Isaac Cohen, sister ot Mrs.

Celia Omens. Mrs. Hannah Omens, Louis, and Benjamin Cohen. Al chapel SfldS W. Roosevelt road.

Funeral Friday. 11 a. to Jewish Waldheim. LINKE Richard A. G.

Links, March 12, of 85a Fullerton avenue, husband of Emma. brother of John G. Linke. Reslinr at i chanel 3415 N. Clark slreet.

until Mon day noon. Services 2 p. m. at Graceland rhapel. LYONS Anna Lyona of S145 S.

Peoria etreet, beloved wife of the late Bernard fond mother of Virginia, sister of Mrs. Caroline Bloom. August, and Henry Rich. Funeral Saturday. March 14.

2 p. at funeral home, 1241 W. 78th street. Burial In family lot. MANFREDI Mario Manfredl.

dearly beloved son of Josephine and the late Michael, fond brother ot Frances Arcuri. Peter, Assunta San Louis. Pacific alone, and Ar thur. Funeral Saturday, March 14. at 9 a.

from chapel. 2438 W. 63d etreet. to Our Lady of Pompeii church. Masa at 10 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel. Pros. BJtxi. MANGOLD Louis A.

Manaold. of 274 li W. Van Buren slreet, beloved husband of l.ulu. nee Allen; fond father of Lucile Schwab and Louie Anton Jr. Funeral at cnanci, 2M09 Harrison street.

Saturday. March 14. 1:30 p. m. Burial local cemetery.

Member of KniKlHs of Pythias. He v. 2828. McMULLEN-Leo C. McMullen.

husband of Margaret Carpenter McMullen, father of Donald. Corliss. Billy, and Mary Carpenter, brother of Melvin and Mrs. Alene Procter. Funeral Saturday.

2:30 p. from chapel. 9500 Commercial avenue, to Mount Hope I crematory. South Chicago 0166. MEIDELL De Norman Meldell of 40fl2 Kostner avenue, beloved husband of Llisa-beth E.

Funeral 2 p. m. Friday. March 13. at funeral home, 4447-61 W.

Irving Park road. Interment Acacia Park. MELONS Angelina Melone. nee Ginelll. be- loved wife of Giuseppe, fond mother of Marie Aiello.

John, and Amelia Haikry. daughter of Paul Uinelli. sister of 8opme Mucct. Mary Cantalupo. Fred, Rose Riccio.

and the late Frank. Mineral Satunlay, lu a. from chapel. 3500 Harrison atreet, to Our Lady of Pompeii church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Nevada 0044. MOEN-Christ Olsen Moen. beloved husband John. Oscar, and the lite Jennie Ruge. eerices aaiurany ai i.iu i.

m. iurmi home. 3100 Irving Park road. Interment I Mount Olive cemetery. NELSON Albert Nelson of 2737 N.

Spauld- ing avenue, retired raptain of the Chicago 1 fire department, beloved hUfriana oi tne i lale Louise, dear father of Raymond and Ernest. Service. Saturday at 3 p. m. at funeral home.

.1.101 Fullerton avenue, ln- terment Rosehlll. Member of Firemen's Mutual Aid and Benefit association. e.KA I NIMS-Julia D. Nims. late residence.

7650 Oelesby avenue, widow of harles mntner or MHroio aim narics. nrmains ii funeral parlors. 8944 Commercial avenue. Servi-ea at 2 p. m.

Saturday. Interment Oak Wood, cemetery. Sou. 0242. O'BRIEN Martin O'Brien of 7341 Rhodes avpiuir.

beloved husband of ora King O'Brien, fond father of Mrs. Margaret Reilly. Mra. Norine Eberhardl. Helen -ihorine A snd Martin T.

Hrieri. rrsnd- I father ot Gloria Reilly. Funeral notice later. ODELL Arthur G. Odell.

6943 Rice street. beloved husband of Christine Beerheide Odell. brother of Charles Belle Clayton. ana Louise Nothelfer. Funer'al from chapel.

4817 Madilon street. Saturday. 10:30 a to St. Angela's church. Member of Tile I rr to in.

luiiivu. Setters union, No. 67. Austin 1137. I Setters' union.

No. 67. Austin 1137. I O'HARA John R. OHara.

suddenly. March devoted husband of Mary I nee Ji.rtlnl.foDd father of Marion and Joseph. i. eon of the late John and Mary Hara. I brother of William.

Mrs. Anne Pearson. I Mrs. Kathryn Tonigan. and late May and MmhsP nf Sain SnltfnHnF frill nrl I K.

of C. Funeral from residence. 11.28 Harvard avenue, aiuraay, a. in ji. Cih.rin.

nt R.nn. rhurrh. Interment Holv Sepulchre. Pullman 0372. I O'LAUGHLIN George L.

O'Laughlin of I 2214 Highland avenue, loving father weorge, oroiner oi wucy, ix-j nard. William. John. James. Frances Mont.

jromery. Elirabeth Ring, and the late Mary. I Anna, and Rose, runerai Saturday. Marcn to 14. at 10 a.

from funeral home. 1369 1 Devon avenue, at Glenwood. to St. Henry's church. Burial Monday Foud du Lac, Wis.

I I I six one one thru and the JBU fll DJTMdllSir IPWVACT is assured venereal disease sufferers at this clinic? Not only are patients of the Public Health Institute known to the attending physicians by number instead of by name, but each is given individual attention in a private room! Organized by public-spirited citizens as a corporation "NOT-FOR-PROFIT," the Public Health Institute makes a full examination for gonorrhea and syphilis at very low-cost, and gives individual treatments at fees so small as to be within the reach of every wage earners PUBLIC HAITI Organized as a Corporation "TAe)t-fr-rre)flt' Under the Law of Illinois MEN 159 N. Dearborn St. WOMEN 169 N. Dearborn St. MEN and WOMEN 129 E.

31st St. 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M. DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY. CENTRAL 9383 son.

organization offers a wider of complete funerals, for Lain conduct more services in each range than any other concern. to you is the fact that chapel in Chicago are among yet prices are within the of every family. the complete cost, mere additional charge for the use of Imperial Quartet organist parking privileges. -Jy OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES Pi said set Taoaiai R. Gewanleck Vice-Pies.

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