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TOPS-Ort). WiT'er rrlre. last CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNEt' HEAVY STREET Tfe. John Print, are at. 1H ef w.

woumls re-eived in action Dec. 14. lt44. e7-? In Germany, de.rlv beloved ltustisiid oi DEATH NOTICES OBITUARIES 9- Sgt. Thomas J.

O'Neill Alfred E. Holt. Services for Alfred E. Holt, 85, Chicago attorney for more than 50 years, will be held at 10 a. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 1567 Maple av, Evanston. Atty. Holt died Wednesday at the Swedish Covenant hospital. He was a graduate of the old Union College of Law where he was a classmate of William Jennings Bryan. He leaves two daughters, Miss Mildred Holt, a teacher at Roycemoor school, and Mrs.

Ger trude Sherwood, and two sons, Henry K. Holt and Arthur E. Holt. His home was at 2020 Sherman a Evanston. William F.

Weise. Services for William F. Welse, 66, of 1718 Lake st- Evanston, who died Wednesday in Evanston hospital, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Levere Memorial temple, Evanston.

He was president of the Weise Mill- work and Lumber company in Evans-' words to a tune which he heard as ton, which he founded 40 years boy while Iowa Shriners were iA Betty, loving father of June Ann and ftum sveiiy. aear son oi martin sna Anna Ihzslc of 5215 S. Whipple street. loving brother of Knill DrUk. fond brather-ln-law of Ann Dr.lK, uncle of Kenneth I'sul and rtbert Entll.

Memorial services Sunday. March In, 3 P. at Dr. Martin Lutlirr church, S. 50th and Honor street.

DUENSINO Pvt. Edward Frank u. s. are 30. tinea in action in l4 avenue, beloved husband ot Charlotte, nre Muuiier: loving ten of Emtl and Otlllle.

fund brother Ot Elda. llemorlal service at a m. Sunday. March 18, at Mount Olive Evangelical Luth. church.

Tripp and Byron. DfSKK Frank Dusek of 9843 S. Drake ave nue, beloved husband of Anna fnee Posedell. fund father ot Mae Bohac. George, and set.

James, U. S. dear brother of Rudolph and Rcse Krlvanek. Funeral Saturday. 9 a.

from chapel, 3658 S. Central Park avenue, to Blessed Agnes' church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Lawndal 3101.

El.FRINrj Alice L. Irlnr. HIT Erie street. ak i'ark. wife or Frank mother of Alle Slrelcti and Manraret grandmother of Pamela and Judlih Stretch, alvter of Arthur II.

Lange, Cora Bulnw. Ulils Norton. Henrietta Kims, Viola Srhalrk. snd Ernestine Lance, Resting at funeral home, SOJ S. Marlon street.

Oak Park. Services Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Mount Emblem. FANKKDFI5 Charles Fankedela beloved sun of rhsrles and Helen Gallasher Fanke- deis.

fund brother of Ellen Louise. Funeral Saturday. Marrh 17. at 9 a. from residence, 34 N.

Eltrabeth street. Lombard. 111., to Sacred Heart church. Lombard. liL Inter ment Mount CarmeL Kedile 2394.

FARMER Sallle Farmer. 72 Pamrll avenue. Marrti 14. 1945. wife of the late Henry J.

Farmer, mother of Harry C. Farmer and Freda Kadlson. grandmother of Pic. Walter K. Law.

u. S. and Mary Carolyn Far mar. At rhaprl. 6Hd and Harvard, where services will be held Friday.

March 16, at 10 a. m. Interment Mount Hope. FAt'LKNER Mary Coffey Faulkner, late of MMim j-ara avenue, widow of jonn. loving mother of Mm.

Crta O'Connor. Mrs. t-loyd White, Mrs. Joseph Conlan. and the lMe Thotima Fstlllner.

beloved sUter of John orrry and Ih late Mrs. James M.t. nev. l-unetal Salurtv. 1 a from luurial Iwmr, llalsled at 7nth Stiret, tn St.

rnuiiii. iiuttai calvary. Stewart 7UO FINGER See Erwtn A. Keehn notice. FITZGERALD Louise M.

tLucyl Fltrrerald. late of 1025 W. Carneld boulevard, beloved dauuhter of Annie Riley Fltreerald and the late ratrlck J. FUreemld. fond stater of Mrs.

Maurice D. Fits Gerald and the late Thomas. At funeral home. S. HaMcd street.

Funeral notice later. BouL 0662. FORTO See James Forto La Forte notice. FRIEDMAN Albert Friedman ol 820 E. 79th atreet.

beloved husband of Augusts, dear father of Jay Kenneth, fond brother of Edith F. Wlneberg. Augusta, Miriam F. Schar. Adele J.

Chavkln. the late Arthur and Ellrabetli. Funeral Friday. 10 a. at chapel.

135 Stony kland avenue. Interment P. O. W. cemeterv.

Waldnrlm. Family at Wlneberf home, 6035 Inglrslde avenue. CAUS See James Forto La Forte notice. GAVIN Mary Cavln. passed away Marrh 12.

at San Marine), wife ef the late Edward Gsvln. mother of Dorthea Sott. San Marino. and Edward Gavin. 6819 Ot-cott avenue.

Chicago. Interment Mount Car- mcl cemetery, March 17, at 1 p. Plraae omit flowers. Information. New.

1240. CFVVEKE Hulda Geweke. Dempster street. Morton Grove. 111., beloved wire of August.

dear mother ot Julia Hut row. Amanda, and Alma Kath Martin, and Clara Casper. Rest- tug at funeral home. Lee at Perry streets. Pes Plaints.

III. Services Saturday. 2.30 p. at St, Matthew's Lutheran church. Interment St.

Matthew's cemetery. CIPHER Annie Clescr. March 14. 194. tit Hirniand far.

1U wife of Adolntt A. Cleser. mother of W. A. Gleser of Rochester.

N. Y. Pestlng st chapel. 27 S. Sheridan road.

Jllrhiand Park, where services will be held Friday. March 16, at 2 P. tn. Interment Memorial Farlc. GILBERT Ida G.

Cllbert. 1st of 674 emerald avenue. loving sister of Mary and the late tora Gilbert. Resting at funeral home. 7918 South Park avenue.

Services Friday. March 16. at 6 p. m. Interment at con venience of family.

Information. Tn. 3055. CIT.FERT Louis S. Cllbert tGoldrtrlnl Pf lt49 Creenleaf avenue, beloved husband of Vivian, dear father of Patricia Lou and ievery tund brother of Goldle Mann, Minnie" Simons.

Dorothy Keller, and Gilbert funeral at convenience ot family. Resting at chapel, 5206 Broadway. CILLETT Charles T. Glllett. 95J JerTery avenue, lormeriy oi Waco.

beloved husband of the late Clara M. Glllett. stepfather 01 Jarr.es H. Mead, brother of Mrs. reives Mrs.

Crowley. Harry. Frank, and James, all of Texas. Kertlng at funeral home. 6915 Wentworth avenue.

Services Saturday, 2 p. m. Interment Cedar Park. Menlirr of aco loose. No.

B2, A. F. At A. Texas. GRAHAM See Daniel J.

Downey notice, GURCONE Pvt. Paul J. Curtrone. U. F- dvio etnieias avenue, are 20.

L-s vi cnfra j.uxemnurg reo. 1945. heloved son of lLT.rt.nA mj 1945. beloved Sen of Mariano and r.ma uurenne. near orotner of Salvatore, josepn, and Anna Marie.

Memorial j-aturaay, 17, at 9:30 a. m. at Sancta Maria lncoronata church. 218 Alex- iiecL. GUSTAFSON Carl J.

Rustafsrm HT.reh 11 fond husband of Mary, dear father of How. ard. Services Saturday. March 17, at 10 a. to.

luoerai nome. .101 mh avenue, at Maple street, in Maywuod. Interment Acacia rn, siiaywooa xuu. HALL Dr. Fred W.

Hall of 61 85 N. McCIel- wn avenue, i. i4s. tveinvs band of Gertrude Hall, fond father of Catherine and Fred, brother of Edward Hall. At chapel.

N. Ashland avenue, where serv ices win oe neid Saturday. March 17, at m. iiiicrmtui private, HANNA Robert H. Hanna.

beloved husband juna 1 nee aiaioni. fond brother of Mrs. Flsle Simpson and Mark. Member of Veritas lodee. No.

926, A. F. A A. Wash-Incton chapter. No.

43. R. A. Columbia commandery. No.

6S. K. Medlnah Tem ple: Chicago Park District Police Benevolent association: Good Samaritan lodce. so. 540 I.

O. O. past commander 132d Infan- rry. veteran corporation. Funeral at chapel Austin boulevard at Lake street.

Satuiday, P. m. aniennenc Aiount tmDiem. HFNOCH Irene Woolf Henoch. March IS 134 5.

wite cf Phlllo mother of Henrietta Ihafotd. sister llirdle Goldman, and the late Mark E. Woolf, Services at funeral home. B1V N. "lak street.

Satuiday, 3: 3o p. m. I.a Porte and Michigan City. papers please copy. IIKS Hess of 916 Sherman avenue.

Fvanst.qt. beloved son of Mrs. I a Hess, brother of Oscar of Skokle and Mellane Alt of L'vanstnn. Funeral at chapel. 157J Maple avenue.

Evanston. Saturday, 3 p. m. luter-tnrnt Memorial Park. HILLS Marguerite C.

HMs. Msreh 15. 1945.1 FATHER PEREZ COUNCIL. NO. 14.

K. of I. Memliera pirate meet Friday evt'iiing, 8:30 p. at 63d and S. Pauilna strrrti.

to par miM-cM to our dn-iaud brother, L4-ward L. Keweu. FRANK J. KASPAR, C. K.

AITT.ORIM Henry M. Ahlcrtra, formerly oi do28 Krniiwoitn avruue. liirwyn. aua-dtnly at Lincoln, March 13, beloved husband of Antcllne (nee kvlnc father of Dorothy, Catherine. Gloria.

Mary, and Henry brlovel son of Mrs. Blanche Aiilnm, fond brother of Mra. Mudrrd Aai'l-aon, Mrs. Bcmlre Jorcensen. and Charira.

U. S. Q. M. Hrmalm at chaiMrt, 7049 Oadrn avenue, Berwyn.

alter Friday 1 p. m. Funeral Saturday at :30 a. m. to St.

Leonards church. 33d stut't and Clarence avenue. Berwvn. Interment bU Joseph's, la- lormauon aterwya 3'JUU. ANDERSON Elmer Anderson, suddenly.

2229 l.ta court, Limwoud I'ark. d.rly belovrd ImsLand of Flantrs. hit PtumJi-y. luvtnf fitther of Lola. I.md brotlirr of Andrew.

ild-nrv. and Alvema I'llatr. and the Inir Ittrhard. Krilltig at fuiirtsl home, Ttioo Writ avenue. 111 trie Cin le.

Funeral Saturday, March 17, at 2 p. m. Hurlal Mount Olive rcmrlery. Memtirr' of Chlr.uo Intl. Brotherhood of Electrical Workers union.

No. B-134. Lac. 1212 or fctmwuod i'ark oul. ANTON1CELU See James Forto La Forte notice.

ARNOLD William H. Arnold. March 12. 1945. at H.itlUsbuie.

beloved huiNand of iurah Jane Arnold, nee Clark: fond father of Mra. Rachel Fdcll Jansberc. Mrs. Harel Marie zerler, and Ceorse W. Arnold, brother of Frank Arnold.

Servlcej at chand, 6J28 Cot-tane Grove avenue, Friday at 11 a. m. Interment Mount Emblem. Member of Wood- lawn Far lodce. No.

841. A. F. A A. Wundlawn eommandrry.

No. 78. K. Ori ental consistory, and Mcdlnah Temple Mys- uc jniormaunn, j-airiax 2iuu, EARAN See Kcsiba notice. BARRA Pvt Edward T.

Barra. In France rru. 24. i43. son of Mr.

and Mrs. fj J.ies liarra of 1414 W. Maro.u-ttr i road, brother of Therrta ttre, lima Mlra- l.riia. Michael, Marie, Kalhryit, and Ituth linua. Mi m.iiul hum Mi.

Ii au. at M. Isrrndan'i church at t700 S. luclnr avenue at a. m.

BASILE See Rose Condello drsth notice. BATT Rose Batt of Hotel Araron. dear IMer of Mrs. Jriinle B. Small of Uetrolt.

Midi. runerai at the convenience of lamtlv. rtrmains renting at rhaprl. U34 4IU siTeet. unui Krlday artrrnoon.

BAUMANN Editar Butler Baumann. March IS. beloved tiuaband of Emms, nre Hydiil. fsfhrr of Mrs. Christine Collins snd Ca.t.

Edward k. tsaumann. (randlatber of Edward Collins BENE.S pfc. Donald F. Seres.

U. S. ef 344 S. Ada street, killed tn action In France Dec 17. drarly beloved sen of Frank W.

and Josephine lienes I nee vert I. dear brother of Corp. Ray, A. A. C.

Eugene. Msrdcll. and the late A.iC. Robart of the A. A.

C. fiance of Elii-en l.tnrh Solemn requiem memorial mass Saturday, Marrti 17. at 10 a. m. at St.

Margaret's vourcu. win ana lnroop. BENIA John Benla. beloved husband of Mary, lather of John Sam. Marxaret Rulrii.

and Dorothy. Rest In at chagwl. 5037 31t street. Cicero. Kuneral aervkes Saturday tnomlnr at SS.

peter and Paul rhurcn. a. suirrmeni cemetery. BI.UFMER Dors L. Bluemer, beloved wife of William, fond mother of Mra.

Ruth B. How- am. Cliarlea and Herbert tj. Biucmir, sister of Mrs. Minnie Kirmme and Mrs.

l.ouise Draper. Services 2 P. m. Saturday. st chspel.

1648 W. 63d street. Interment tversntn. BOGARDUS William 3. Borardiis.

Marrh 14. iw. nusoana or the Inlc Ellrabrth. nee mrv.arry: i.uner of William c. Kaohnel C.

Marsuerlte Younger. Lola, and Wlnllrcd Tow- ley. At chapeL 5501 N. Ashland avenue. where services will be held Saturday.

March 17. at 1 p. m. Interment Crystal Lake, UL BOGDANICH Pfe. Anthony J.

Bordanlch. U. S. killed In action Feb. 9, 1945.

tn the Philippines, age 29. late of 3228 a r. iawndaie. beloved nusbiuid cf F.mi: fond father of Henry, lovlne son of Nicholas ana me late Bonlra Bocdanlrh. dear stepson oi U'tnma Botrdanlrh.

brother of FablKn. S. U. S. Andrew, and Minnie.

Memorial mass Saturday. Marrh 17. 30 a. at Assumption church, OUth and Marshfleid BonUSCH Jolin Rorusch rf S. 53d court.

Ch-ero. beloved huoand of Barbara, lovlne father of Anna. Julia. LllUan. Aurust.

Edward, and John, f.ither-ln-law of Herman Boeder. Walter Cllcrlach, Frank Polansky, Maivaret and Funeral Monday. Marrrt 19. at 9 a. tn.

from funeral home. 4928 W. 31st atreet, Cicero, to Mary Queen of Heaven church. Interment Itcsurrcclion cemetery. CUero 3005.

BONKOWSKI Bcnnle Bnnknwskl. beloved hus- oand of Helen, nee Sldomwlca: fond father of Bcnnle Ceorge, and Eialne, loving son of Anton snd Helen Bonkowskl, brother of Thadd'-us. Caslmlr. Mrs. Jaglelio.

Mrs. Irene Wojtowlci. and Mrs. Henrietta Streba. Funeral Saturday.

9:30 a. from Chanel. 1006 N. Western avenue, to Ft. John an nus church.

Burial St. Adalbert's cemetery. BRENNAN Marte Luckow Brennan. March 14, 1945, beloved sister of Mrs. Belle I.lnd.

Joseph and SteMs Luckow. Funeral Saturday at 8 a. m. from funeral home. 25 W.

North avenue, to St. Michael's church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. BUSCH Pvt.

Robert A. Busch. If. S. age IT.

of 24H4 Lincoln avenue, killed In action tn Cermanv Feh. 14. Ke. loved son of Mrs. Anna Ludwlc snd the iste Anton Busch.

dear brother of Jean- rieue neynoids. j-ic. Robert U. S. A Sou I Haci lie, and Martha, beloved stepson of Harry R.

Ludwle. Solemn lilch mi mo. rial mass Marrh 17. 10 a. St.

Clement's church, Bennlng and Orchard. Information. A-lIlCOill O. CAREY John F. Carey.

S. member of the i-oyoia acaacmy lacuuy, Marcn 15. beloved son of Mrs. William A. Carey and the late iiiiam orotner ot Mrs.

Fred s. Andrews, Mrs. L. Ruiscll Johnson, Hollywood. Mrs.

D. E. Murphy. Milwaukee, and 1st Lt. William A.

Carey, u. S. A. Pealing at Loyola university faculty parlors. ORlce of ine oesa at St.

Ignatius' church, Saturday, March 17, at 9:30 a. m. Funeial mass at 10 o'clock. Burial All Saints'. Cleveland.

papers please copy. CARON Rose Carori. nee Blratada. dearie It. loved wits ct fond mother of tieorre Jr.

John, and Robert. Funeral Saturday. siarrn i (, ii a. rmm funeral pari W. Chicago avenue, to Holy Koary church.

Interment St. Joseph'a cemetery. for Information. Brunswick It 120 or 0100 CARR II AN Michael T. Carrlgan.

A. M. M. 2 1'. U.

S. N. at Key West. be- ltived Husband i i June, nee Pnther dear son of Michael and Mary Carrlgan, nee Leonard; loving brother of Honors and Marie. At chapel.

5S01 N. Ashland avenue. Ihlraro. Fuueial from chapel Saturday at 10: 3o a. m.

to Queen of Angels church. interment St. Josepn's cemetery. 20" Friday. Mar.

16, 1945. OFFICER KILLED IN CAMPAIGN ON ISLAND OF LUZON Marine Dies in Battle to Capture Iwo. T. RAYMOND J. CARNEY, 34.

who was awarded the Philippine liberation ribbon by that govern ment, was killed in action on Luzon Feb. 9, his mother. Mrs. Frank P. Carney of 1837 Normandy av, has been notified.

A memorial mass will be said March 24 at 10:30 a. m. in St- Giles Catholic church, Oak Park. Lt. Carney was induct- in Kebruary, 1941, and was over-tiui 15 months.

PVT. FRED SCHNELL, 28, of 1707 Division a member of the marine corps 5th division, was killed in action Feb. 20 on Iwo Island, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Schnell, have been notified.

Pvt. Schnell's widow. Mary, and two children live in Scottsbluff, Neb. Two brothers. Staff Sgt.

Harry Schnell and PvL Nick Schnell are in the army. MEMORIAL services for Pvt. Robert Washack, 20. of 2319 V. 25th pi, who was killed in action in Germany last Nov.

19, will be held at 4 p. on Sun- day in St. Philippus church. Pvt. Washack, the son of Mr.

and previously had been reported missing on that date. He caw r' service In England, France, Belgium, Holland, and Germany. Surviving, besides his parents, are two sisters, Iona and Leona, and a brother, Edwin. SECOND LT. ROBERT F.

SIMPSON, 25, of 312 W. Maple av, Libertyville, a marine pilot, was pronounced dead as of Feb. 19, his widow, Dorothy, was informed yesterday. He had been missing in action since Nov. 11 when he failed to return to Guadalcanal after a mission over enemy territory.

Lt. Simpson was graduated from Loyola university here in 1941. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.

L. Simpson, live at 5527 N. Artesian av. pVT. STUART E.

ABBOTT, 20. a ski trooper, was killed in action Feb. 20 on the Italian front, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.

S. Abbott, 7823 Saginaw av, were i informed yesterday. rvu auuuli ttiienuea Morgan Park and South Shore High schools. He joined the army in xv-iZ. Besides his parents, Pvt.

Abbott leaves a sister, Mollie. PVT. RAYMONp L. FRUTIGER, 29, of 914 Linden av, Waukcgan, is a prisoner of war in Germany, his, wife, Helen, learned yesterday. Pvt.

Frutiger previously had been reported missing in action since Nov. 26. He was in the infantry and went overseas in February, 1944. PVT. i of VT.

LEONARD C. COWELL, 25, 614 Laurel av. Highland Park, was killed in action on Luzon on Feb. 4, his widow, Maxine, has learned. He had never seen a 1 year old daughter, Sharon Lea.

He was wounded on Leyte on Dec. 2. R. AND MRS. JEREMIAH SARGES, 13C1 Sunnyside av.

yesterday received a Purple Heart, awarded posthumously to their son, Pvt. Gerald Sarges, 18, of the ma rine corps, who was killed Oct. 4 in fighting on Peleliu. Pvt. Sarges was a student at Senn High school when he enlisted in the marines in February, 1944.

He went to the South Pacific last July. SGT. ROEERT D. BERG, 27, missing in action in Belgium since Dec. 17, is a prisoner of war in Ger many, his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Victor E. Berg, 1435 Elmdale av. have learned. Sgt.

Berg was sent overseas last September. Ills wife and daughter live In Pickneyville, Perry county. Hospital Attendant Jailed After Another Is Stabbed Edward Wilson, 45, attendant In Sgt. Thomas J. O'Neill, 85, retired policeman and one of the original members of the first mounted police patrol, died last night in his home, 6437 Lakewood av.

Sgt. O'Neill was a native of Chicago and served for 45 years with the department before retiring 10 years ago. He helped to organize the Cafeteria court, which eliminates court hearings for minor traffic violations. Services will be held Monday at 11 a. m.

in St Ignatius church. He is survived' by three sons. Detective William Shakespeare av. station; William Mrs. Lou I'ryor.

George E. Hamilton. Des Moines, la, March 15 WO- George E. Hamilton, 72, author of the "Iowa Corn Song, a catchy tune that helped make the world associate Iowa with tall corn, died last night. Hamilton penned the traveling to their national meeting in Los Angeles, in 1912.

Mrs. May Calhoun Robertson. Services for Mrs. May Calhoun Robertson, 83, of 4K32 Ellis who died Wednesday, will be held today In Kansas City, Mo. She was a tive of Little Rock, Ark.

Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Hubert L. Allen of the same address, and a son, Howard C. of Escondido, Cal three grandsons, and 11 great-grand children. Percy Wright Paget.

LEYTONSTONE, England, March 15 UP)- The death of Percy Wright Paget, a Marconi associate who assisted in reception -of the first trans-Atlantic wireless signals, from Europe to Newfoundland, in 1901, was announced today. IT MAY BE UP TO U. S. TO END MOVIE WALKOUT Hollywood. Cal, March 15 IV).

The 4 day old 'film industry strike settled down to a stalemate today, with Intervention by a government agency apparently the only solution. Opposing union groups refused to budge in their positions, and film producers repeated they were hopelessly entangled in the middle. The walkout is the resuit of a dis pute in which both the Conference of Studio Unions and the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage employes AFL demand to be recog nized as the bargaining agent for studio set decorators. The war labor board temporarily has designated the CSU as the bargaining agent. The strikers lost a second ally to day when culinary workers were or dered back to work.

SLOGAN BY GIRL, 13, CHOSEN FOR CLEAN-UP DRIVE Marilyn Breyts, 13, of 3337 S. Bell av, an 8-A pupil in Everett school, wrote the official slogan for the 1945 clean-up, paint-up, plant-up cam paign, which will be conducted during April 16 and 23 by the Chicago Association of Commerce. Her slogan is, "Don't delay, clean up today." The winner in the high school di vision was Betty Lou Bean, 16, of 546 W. 116th st, a pupil in Fenger High school. Her slogan was, "Come on, join the drive; clean up more in '45." Both girls received $10 in war stamps.

Entries were received from 360 elementary schools and more than 40 high schools. Slain by Gary Policeman While Resisting Arrest John Dudley, 37, Negro, was shot to death at 22d st. and Broadway in Gary last night by Policeman Hazel Fletcher, also Negro. Fletcher said Dudley attacked him with a black jack to avoid arrest on a charge of causing a disturbance. POPE BROADCASTS Sl'NDAT.

LONDON. March 15 (API The Vatican radio announced today that Pope Plua would address the people Rome next Sunday In a Broadcast at 4:10 p. 110:10 a. m. Chicago tlmel.

Our SCra tear 61-63 E. Monroe St. Greenhouses 908 N. Harlem 0 i Born in Germany, he came here as a small boy and had lived most of his life in Evanston. Surviving are his widow, Mary Peters Weise; two sons, Elmer C.

and William and three daughters, Grace M. and Florence E. Weise, and Mrs. Ella Olson. Anthony E.

O'Connell. Services for Anthony E. O'Connell, 46, a county employe for the last 20 years, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Our Lady of Mercy church.

He died Tuesday at St. Mary's hospital. He was a member of the 40th ward Democratic organization and for the last 10 years had been employed as a deputy clerk in the office of Frank Lyman, Probate court clerk. Surviving are the widow, Lillian, 4316 N. Sawyer av, a son.

Pvt. James in Belgium, and a brother, Charles. SALES CHIEF WINS DELAY ON CHARGES BY 3 GIRL MODELS J. Gordon Winders, 37, of 1361 Estes av, sales of the Davidson Manu-j facturing com pany, won a continuance until next Friday before Judee George Weiss in is uomesuc relations court yesterday on three charges of disorderly conduct based on the city ordinance forbidding lewd, wan nivht.JH: Gordon Winders. ton, or lascivious speech or behavior.

He was freed on $300 bond. Three women signed the com plaints, charging that Winders enticed them into embarrassing situa tions by pretending that he was hiring models. The women are Kay Karelas, 23, of 640 N. Wabash av, a dice girl; Catherine Cramer, 25, of 228 E. Huron st, a model, and Dorothy Olin, 25, of 417 Prairie av.

Elgin, a buyer. Miss Cramer said she became re sentful at Winders' manner of taking measurements after she had been sent to call on him in a near north side hotel by a model agency. The two others told similar stories of meetings with the executive. CRUCIFIED MAN ACTS NORMALLY IN 1ST MIND TEST Fred Walcher, 46, of 1638 N. Hal sted st, crucifixion victim, was put under observation in Psychopathic hospital yesterday after his hearing on a disorderly conduct charge was continued in Chicago av.

court to March 29. Dr. David Rotman, Municipal court psychiatrist, said Walcher be haved "just like any normal person during preliminary tests. Sev eral days will be required to pre pare conclusions on the patient's mental condition. Walcher hands, pierced when he was nailed to a wooden cross, were found to be healing satisfactorily.

The preliminary tests showed his sense of pain and temperature was "very good," disposing of conjec tures that he might have been immune to the agony of his experi ence, which he has indicated was undergone to draw attention to his schemes for world peace. tnd avenue. Lined In act i.ti Fen. 22 las Germany, beloved a of Mr and Mis. Memorial mass 9 30 a bt.

Laurence's church, 7 id and Docchester. RADUENZ Car! Raduent ef 33I W. Fu "tfc ton avenue, beloved hushand of the late is. helmlna. hiving father c-f Imml K.opp.

Paul. Stela. Walter. Martha Sndrneti. fcme ScM.2.

and the late Char.es and Wliham. rrar.d. tamer of four grandrhr drm and on ems. grandchild. Services Saturdav.

DO p. at funeral home, 4 Milwausec av. nue. Interment Coacurdia. RAT S.

JC Rrbert D. Pay. are 19, ef 5559 ir. Ken more avenue, killed In 1st reo. I JM5.

levins BT4S of John N. Ray. fend brvtlxr of Doris. RFFDER Jacob Franklin Reeder ef 6436 s. vesting avenue, beioved husband cf tie Iar Jennie, nee Mahon: fund father ef Forrest.

Fred 4 Cranlte City, and ute Uscc.a Reeder. Services Friday. 3 30 p. at chapel. 3424 W.

63d street Saturday. tUnmundy. 1U CrcvehlU 0090. RFTNKK Jewnh c. Retnke ef 33S St.

Parte avenue, beloved hil.bnd cf Marv vs Pelnjce, dear father of Uorutl stuswll. 5 Raymond. V. S. A and Ste Augusta.

O. 8 fond brother rt -bert. J'n. Kathriine Weber, Ane Mkhsr) F'elnke. and Theresa Dllenburg runeral aid.y.

10 a. frciw funeral borne. 711 W. street, to Immaculate O-ex-eptJ. church Interment St.

Mary ceaetery. Ia. formation. Vic His. RICHMOND See Rose Ccndello death tBOtlre.

SC1ILAKfouis Sehlack. beloved wife ct in iw. jonn lovirg ewtfcer ot Martha Rueter. Mae Sciilack. and Dr A.

Sehlack. nvd.ner-ln-law of Cleaoor Schiac. Funeral Saturday. March 17. at a.

St Malarhy's elierch. Wsshlnrfn and Cac ley boulevards. Interment tami! t. At rest at chapel, 814 Western avenue. SCHMTTT Char'es Sehmltt of I1S Canal street.

De loved son of the ia'e Schmitt, Cesr brofier of Anns s.hmi't. hauKiienberier. MuUttaa. the lata Anthony and Schmitt Funeral Satur day. 0 a.

front funeral krme, 711 W. 31st street, tn M. Antiooy's ehureti. tnee snent St. "Boniface's.

Inlortnation. Vic, lis. SCIIWADFL Warte firhrsdet. ne T'lrwr, r4 la.u H. 4tth avetine.

irern. wtte tf tte late Fiank, devoted titer ot Marie Hl.r. Kertha Sehiadel. ,1. Klal.a.

Lillian Prthal. and Die late Flwatd. Servl.es s.iurday. I p. at funrtat hme.

tlJI W. Crimak In'ericeut li hemlan NailoaaL tail Uerwyn lsoit. SCHROFDER Minnie SrhrrwdT fnee Frlcket. beloved wire of the late Albert f.r mother ef Srwin and Le R. traDdmcther et Paul Schroeder.

sister ef Bertta P.rn an UK, ism Ku.ke. Resting at tur.ersl hem, 34 and liner In streets. Saturdae p. tn. Services Monday.

Ma-m IS. at 8 p. tn. at St. John's ci.urch.

Intcnsesit Cas Ildie. SCHW'ftrTZKR Albert W. ftchweitreT. art. frmw kloed if-: lSS Dec.

11. 144. over Germany, ef 572 s- Marshfleid avenue, bUred tiusband of Edna Witt Schwet-jter. evo.e4 son of Albert W. and Mary E.

hweiaer. Memorial mass Saturday. March 17, at a. st, Raphael church. SEXTON Alice Lynch Segton.

wife ef It. Sexton, mother of Andrew W. Sex-rtx end Alice Mary Kavanaecli. Funeral frona home for funerals. Ere at Wabaaa arense.

Saturday. March 17. at 10 a to H. Name rathedraL Intermesit Calvary. FlexvsO omit flowers.

SHTELDS Bestrlre Shields et 1400 Lake there drive. Marxh 15, 145. berred wire eg Jamea P. losing mnlher et Bever Ruin Rollins ot Om.i.a. Neb.

At U. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, wnttl 4 p. so. f-U day, March 16.

Services at Wyo. SPOERL John Spoerl. t-r loved huvbaad ef Iste Louise, nee Llnke: dear brother ef Fr-d. George, the late Charles. Edward.

Kick. and ftlrs. Louise oesterrvich. Serriresj Saturday, 3 p. BX.

at funeral 1938 W. 35th street. Interment Oaartilge. STANKIEWICZ Edward S'anklewlrs. ute ot 5920 S.

Troy street, dear tuaband of Asa. beloved fatner of 1 kwes. dear soa of Frsr.sj and Sophia, brother ot 1 Tt-aiiei-s. V. 8.

C. ph. M. lt Wai-er. U.

S. Stella Richards. Jean Lasky. Martasn Jsr zlewtcz. Adeiie Merchants, and O.ga.

Funeral Saturday. March 17, 9:30 cnapei. 1734-38 48th street, to St. Turlblus church. Interment ResurrecUoa.

InlormsUoa, Yards 3713. STEARNS Lillian Stearns. 6338 Tslc sveece, Mvrvh 14. 14 5. wile ot oilier of Gloria Jean and avarbara.

At chspel. 63d and Harvard, where services w. be held Saturday. March 17. at, 11 a.

SB. Interment Evergreen. STEINFELS Milton Stelnfe'j. hasbar ot Neiie, fond father of Mrs. A.

R. Caiiag-aa and Melvilie P. Strmfeis. Services March 17. at 3 p.

m. at funeral h-rse. Hit Devon avenue at C.enwood, and Roaehi.i- STIRN Eugene J. Stlm ot 4238 N. Melvtr.a avenue, beloved huthand of Kathertne I new Etrkornl: fond father ot Dorotr.y Lansing.

Eugene George. Robert, R. D. M. 3 Florence, and the late Harold and Charie.

Funeral Saturday, 8 a. from crrel. 6S17 Irvine Par road, to St. Pasca. 6 church.

Interment St. Mary's cemetery. STOI.L Edward E. Stoll. March 15.

belcree husband ot Laura, r.d father cf Mrv Driv. cthy Bert la ux. Services Saturday. Mr-sj 17. at 3:30 p.

tn. at chapel. 5107-09 X. Clark atreet, Ir. termer.

Memorial Para. STRAITS Kstherine Strsub ef 10136 Ma, atreet. beloved wtfe ot the late Karl, loving mother of Mrs. Anna Kocn and Temple, fond grandrnother of two grand dren and two great-grandchildren. Resunf at funeral home, 9M00 Throop street, ur.M Saturday tuui, then lying In state at Evan.

Reform, church, lgottt street and S. Tn-onp. services at 3 p. tn. tr.timer.8 Mount Creenwood.

STURM William F. Sturm ef 11381 Cat. met avenue. March 14. 1945.

dear hasa.r.4 cf Certrude. fund father of l-r and tne late Gertrude parks, brother cf Herman. Frank. Mrs Mamie JrSrey. and Mrs.

Exxa McCsnn. Member ct B. of L. F. Z.

ar.4 B. of I E. Restinr at 314 E. street. Services Saturday, March 17, at 3 p.

m. Interment Msunt Creenwood. SVENDSFTt Axel Svendsen. March 14. ct Bialnerd.

ct the iate Marie, nee Osberg; dear fatner ef Her.ry. Le R.y. Haakon, Earl, and Evelyn Ekerly. 11 grs-i-children, fond brother cf Mane stcaa, neral notice later. Call BcL S64.

SWEEVET Edward Sweeney. tosbarf ef the late Ju.ls Alad'tan Sweeney, 4 father ef Mrs. Filern M-s. Frances Hayes, funeral Saturday. Mrch IT.

at a sb tretn residence. 1SJ4 E. street, to st Itikitas' church. Luaravt Mount CarmeL SWIEPC7KK Mary Swlercvek. Marott 14.

late of 30 ill avenue, be.uved wl! cf the late J-vm-oIi. Wti.g twrer cf Jaevu. Frank. s-vle Tesrorr Harriet Adama. and Matte Dur-ls.

uneri Monday, March 14. SO a. ge first chapel. 3129 Webster avenue, to St- F4 Wig church. Intcnner-t St.

Ada. sen a. TANZER Aururt lierrran Tar.rey ef W-iV goont. March 14. loving cf gtee fond faU.er ct Marruertre Was-rier.

August Robert Tanxer. and ia-e Filrabeth Tolson. Services at funeral hrsse. lo N. Cass avenue.

Mrrh 17, 3.30 p. SB. Interment Clarendon K.I.S. TTNTERA Barbara Tlntera, eee Kata-e. 4701 W.

12th place, lc.ro. bei'-ved wfe cf Jerry Tlntera. loving moiher ot Grai-. pic, ard. Pvt.

Jerry Jr V. S. A emms dewr dauehter of Antrrfda Kskaora. ftnd su'er cd Frank. Jul.n.

Annette, and Curlew. Funeral Satuiday, a SO a. ea 8419 8 and avenue. Perwvei. M.

shun h. Intetm.nt at. a. TITONE Pfe, Frank T. Tltne.

M. y-r, ate 32. killed In ecli.an PanSe err 1 31. 1945. del a ovv4 rui'Ti Vast.

Howies. 23 34 rile Vre. t. bivllver of J-wetitilne V.rv T- bene. Angvllite.

snd htt Ansrio Tltme, II. S. llnnaul reirutem tin saa at Holy Rary ehurrh. 613 N. u.

ester venue. Saturday. AUrch 17. 1943. a.

to. TOOKET Margaret Tooirey. late ef -f beloved wife ct late A 'rl. I rl mother rt CertruiJe Whitehead. M.t-teer, and Xester cf grandchlMren, Resting at furwral fc-me.

S421 Fui.erton aveiiiie. smtll 3 p. Sanjv. day. Services Saturdsv.

3 at O.u- of the Advent. Irvniisco and Logan asiss sard- Intriment PlJ.e. VAM ALLEN Mary Van A les, re Jus'lne 'tt Kirs 13. 1945. tnotiter cf Mane Sin ard i--vte Glaser.

IT a Marie Ann Giaser. At et-j- 1. eld arl R. rd. where wrtsces wnl be field Friday.

March 16. at 3 m. lutermer.t FeiJu. YAM ORDER Ijrna Van Osier ef 917 t. 47lh stiret, wife of Lewis ir ter ef Mrs.

Martuerite Summery, dvataier tt Ida Rlchardsoa. lut-etal Satuiday. Va 17. at 9 a. tn.

from funeral e. 1 00 5-0 E- 47th street, to Ho Ange.a ehcr-n. Interment St. Mary cvsietery. Cane ton, Winchester, 111 fpaptrs t-ease ccpy.

WACirENHET4 Fred pusband ot Fsnnye. fatrier cf the late Dcsad, Funeral Friday, March 16, it 1 is. tt chapel. 936 E. 4 7 1.1 street.

WASELA Victoria WaseU cf 719 Es street. i-emont. Id wile ef the late Jo: -a. tcri4 another et Joha Mrs. Frark Fiiluti, Airs.

John Carr. Mrs Andrew bucauL Fa-gieral Monday fnm late residence at 3 8. to ts. Cyril and Methodius ch j.tS at 10 a m. Interment parl.h ceaxtery.

Lemucu WFI'TtFCKFR Martha Wel-berker. nee Larer. te loved wire el Jeeeph. dear tmtrier ct Mrm. Otttaa Kershaw end Mrs Loutw MarNtahon.

f-nd mrther-lrv-Uw cf Lt. O-nvtr. Gler.wuod U. Kershaw, V. N.

and II rs X. Mao. Mahon. Funeral Saturdav. 10 30 a.

from chapel. 1713 N. Larrabe. tn st Mb chael's church. Interment St.

Hcniface 8 cemelcry. I'lease caul Bowers. WEISE William F. Welae. age 64.

late 1718 Lake street. Xvanatcn. March 14. beloved husband of Mary I'r'er, Melar. K.tner VMUlam Care and Florrme K.

Weise and Mis. E. a brother of Henry c. Vvelae of Iti-iii Christine Wrive of Chicago, and Mrs. bertha Hansen of Wausegus.

Resting; at chapel, Maple avenue. Evanston, ur.ttl -oai Saturday. In stale at 1 -ev Memiwlal leiss-pie chaiieL Slterldsn road snd tiinmaai svs Due. trum noon until eat 2 p. m.

Icteiment fct. Paula, asikie. Li. WIKSF1.Iy-Pfc Bror It. Wiksell.

A kvs. kloed In aniuo In Ita.y leu. 3 2. 14 5. 1 nmtaiiieer aal trc.iiera.

trained 4 Camp Hair. formeri ef 47 Cuy er avenue, dear' beicved f.ustacd ef loving aon ct Hana and Marts 1 la Sweden, fond brotner of Anna Battt, Chicago. Hans. k. J.

Ins. 1 u- v. Karln. Aire, and the late Marta acd Mats, got. all In Sweden, brotrter-irwaw (4 Ga8 aiiumberg.

sncie ot Ana Barker. WINZENHOLLER Lena Wlnrechcller. fnraveiw ly ot 707 N. St. Louis avenue.

r-t late Michael, devoted mother O-ariesu ol Ruth and Jean, frui-e-sl Satutday. 3:30 p. at chapel. 5622-24, Irving Park r-iad. to Concordia censnrry.

WOLF Mete Wolf of 4340 W. treet, beloved daughter of the l.te F. o4 Selma. dear sls'er of O-rge. Ete Pur.r.

Har-y, Helen. Ft 1. da Hart. Pfe. U.

8. and the late Paul. Resting at fonersA home, 411 VI W. street. Ser-ev-w M'tnday at 1:30 p.

m. tq Grace E. Lutftrs4 church. 2SUi acd Karloe avenue. latarmcot Concordia.

REPAIR HINGES ON MAN POWER Commissioner Lloyd M. Johnson of the department streets and electricity yesterday that the annual spring street repair program will be started in another week or 10 days. If men can be found, the street repair crews will be increased from the three now at work to 12 or 20, with six men to each, he said The streets are in very poor condition" after the worst winter in the memory of members of the street department, Johnson said. In tho last two years, because of man power shortages and government restrictions on the use of many materials, the city has done only about 10 per cent of its normal reconstruction work on the 700 miles of important arterial streets, he said. 'BORROWED9 RIDE PLAN PUTS HIM ON PROBATION Jean 21, who solved his transportation problem by borrow- ing otner peoples trucks, was placed on probation for a year by Judge Charles Dougherty in Munlct pal court Connor, who lives at 3337 N.

Harding wns arrested Feb. 28 by Hudson av. police. Policemen testified he helped himself at different times to laun dry, milk, and pi trucks so he could ride to his job at the Mills Industries, 4100 Fullerton where he was employed as a laborer. AH of the stolen trucks were found abandoned near the plant.

YOUR FLUYVEI.S WILL CONSOLE AND COMFORT THE BEREAVED. UNDERTAKERS- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 63d AND HARVARD-AVENUE. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. FRIDAY. BURKE Jack.

3 p. m. at chapel. FARMER Sallle. 1 0 a.

m. at chapel. I.INDAU Elizabeth. 1 p. m.

at chapel. VAN ALLEN Mary. 3 p. m. at chapel.

SATURDAY. McCUTCHEON Madge. 3 p. tn. at chapel.

STEARNS Lillian. 11 a. m. at chapel. MONDAY.

KRAMER Frank C. 1 p. m. at chapel. O'DOWD John.

2 p. m. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. SPITZ Annie.

NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6501 NORTH ASIILAND-AVENUE, i PHONE LONGBEACH 3648. FRIDAY. ALLAN Clara Belle. 2 p. tn.

tn church. JOHNSON William B. 1 p. m. at chapel.

MOSELEY Lillian E. 3 p. m. at chapel SATURDAY. BOGARDUS William J.

CARRIG AN Michael T. HALL Dr. Fred W. KILBURO-Thereaa. LORiN Ingeborr.

1 p. in. at chapel 11 a. m. In church.

3 p. m. at chapeL 2 p. m. at chapel 30 p.

m. at chapel. 11a.m. at cnapei. MILLER Gloria MONDAY.

BLITZ Anna. 10 a. m. In church. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED.

CUNNINGHAM Naomi. PASS Henry C. SHIELDS Bratrlre. BEVERLY CHAPEL 9121 WEST 85TH-STREET. PHONE 2182.

FRIDAY. ARRIS H. Emma L. 3: 30 p. tn.

at chapel LAIN SON C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL BOMB. 900 BUS.

1 block K. el inchlgaa. 93 YEARS SERVICE SUP. 7709 JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOWn TOR FUNERALS" FRIT! AT WABASH. Will.

BO10. 4542 N. RAV K.N.SWOOD. LON. OJOi.

CEMETERIES' FAIRMOUNT Cemeterv 14 grave lot; lot 104, action lo. VIU sacrllice. Ce.it Dlcksuu, Yolkvllle. HI. 4-S-13 CRAVES In Falrmmint Cemetery IloJ- sana seciion.

Address 3SO. Tribune. MONUMENTS AK0 MfiUSCLtUMS CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT savings. sears-Ko.

buck. Basement. Also si Irvlni Psrk snd Cicero-av DEATH NOTICES 1st Mruiorlam DAU Kstrlla Allison Dau. In loving memory of our dear mother and sister, who lelt us one year aito today. Years of sacrifice, little of play.

Irving and slving and smootmug our way, Ontle. unselAxh. a friend ever true, Lite was too short to ever pay you. Our proudest possession, dear mother and sister, was you. LOVl.N; PVT.

DANIRL ThV. NOW IN EUROPE: sls't'KK, KTHKL. AND BKOTHKH, THOMAS. DELWO Pfe. Elmer D.

Delwo. In memory of our dear sua and brother, who was killed In action In Ita one year aao today. 4 March 16. 144. "Cone but not for gotten.

MOTlliiH. DAD, AND BROTHER. DE BOW Corp. Richard James De Bow. V.

S. A. In lovlne memory of our dar- MtiH un'iiiri, (luini an. 7 one year axo. Alarcb la.

In defense of jus country. LOVING MOTHER. FATHER. SISTERS. LEONARD David J.

Leonard. In Invlnf mem ory of our dear husband and father, who passetj away lour years ago today. In the graveyard, soltly sleeping. Where the flowers gently wave; Lies the one we loved so deeply. In his lonely, silent grave.

IHch mass, fi St. Thomna Anulnas. LOVINCJ WHIS AND CIULDIIEN. MIEDONA Klihard In loving inem- ory of our am and brother 14tli ttiiliuuy, ueep our marts lies a piclur Of a loved one laid to rest. In memory's frame we shall keep It Because he was one of the txsr.

DAD, MOM. SISTERS, AND BKOTHER. MITCHELL Ethel jane Mitchell, who passed away one year ago today. God knows how mucn we miss her Never shall her memory fade Our loving thoughts ahail ever wander To the spot where she Is laid. The flowers we place uoou her grava May wither and decay But love for her who sleeps beneath W1U never fade away.

HUSBAND, DAUGHTER. AND PAULL AN Bessie Paullan. In loving memory of our darling, who passed away one year ago today. DEVOTKD HUSBAND. CHILDREN, AND GRANDCHILDREN, PELTIER Augusta Peltier.

In loving memory of our dear wire and mother, who passed away two years seo today. Marcn is. lH-tj HUSBAND AND CHILDREN, VANA Joseph K. Vana. In lovlnr memory of our dear husband, dad, fatner-ln-law.

ana granddad, who.pft.wd away one year ago today, WIFE, DAUGmTKKS, son-in-law. AND GKANDCillLDKEN, Fraternal Notices. SINCERITY LODGE. NO. 0H2, A.

F. At A. Brethren, assemble st the temple Saturday, March 17. at 2 p. m.

Last rites for Biother Roy J. Dauehaday. At rest at 3 05-0 7 Lincoln avenue. LESTFR WARE. Worthy Master, WALTER C.

B1CK, Secretary. AM rMl.li Aasw. Today' death notices contain th details of the funerals or memorial sen ices of the following who died ia the services of our country: Edward T. Bam Donald F. Bams Anthony J.

Bogdanich Robert A. Butch Michael T. Carrigan Alfred C. Casey John Drzik Edward Frank Dainslnt; Paul J. Currona David VY.

Jonas Korbert F. Kaminskl Erwln A. Kathn Chester J. Kasek Charles N. Lishman Francis R.

McLaren Walter A. Migalski Leon John Nickel George J. Papineai Walter Prior Robert D. Ray Albert W. Schweitzer Frank T.

Titona Brer H. Wiksell "They gav Ut full tntasurt devotion" Kt'SEK Co-t. Chester 3. Kusek. tT.

a srv are aj. siiten in action Nm, a fj many, formetly ot 26 s. Klldar ave- 1 nrorner aiary rvrvjier, Nell Uiso. Carohnr Rlech. Adeline.

Phyllis. J-eih. Edward, and Set. Ted. U.

S. A. A. F. Memorial mass Saturday, March IT, 10 a.

at Good Shepherd church, 37 th and Koltn avenue. LA FORTE James Forto La Forte lata ef S38 Leavitt street, lovlnt husband of Vlnrenrs. nee Lurrlo: fond lather nf Ida 1 Calle. Emanuel. Pfe.

Charles. V. armv. I Anceilne AntonlcelU. James Albert, Mary Dl Bels.

Anthony, and the late Josenh. dear father-tn-law of Rose. Acnes. Marten and Mary La Forte. Funeral Saturday.

a. from chapel. 634 N. Western avenue, to Sancta Maria Addolorata church. Interment Mount CarmeL Armltage 7800.

LATCOCK Emma Laycock. nee Rohr. e)f 8406 w. jJd strevt. beloved wife of Robert M.

Lavcick. lovlne mother of Ruth Uchnovtch. Kthel Lynn, and Wllbert Laycock. atster of Ann Hoffmann. William, and Robert Rohr.

grandmother of Carol Uchnovtch and Robert J. Lavcock. Funeral Saturday at 1:30 p. m. at funeral home.

3307 S. Laramie avenue, to Fv. Luth. Redeemer church. 33d street snd S34 avenue.

Interment Ecthanla. Cicero 300. tESirMAN Pvt, Charlee N. teslimaa, an I. S53, ainea action in Germany Feb.

35. i--i s-. iat 01 3oj4 s. Tripp, dearly be- v. vii.nr, t'i inrr Lembergert.

fond brother of Elaine. Memorial services will be held Sunday. March la. at P. Crawford Bible church, 4333 W.

86th atreet. LINDAtJ Elizabeth XJndaa. XS Komal boulevard. March 13. 1943.

mother of Tlille. Richard, and Charles I.lndau. sister of Cora Wimams. Florence Mueller, and Mark Grindle. At chapeL 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Friday.

March 16. at 1 p. under the auspices of Welfare ehap- j-i-. no. sis, u.

E. s. interment Oak Hill, ICammcnd. ind. Member of Superior.

No. 13, Rrbrkab lodge. LI fXT Rae irnskv. siea (U ana siriar place, beloved wife of Louis, dear mother of Mark, Lt, Sydney U. S.

R-. Harold. Florence Lapln. and the late Bernvce Jacobson. atster of Morris.

Joseph. Sophie Char. Clara. Eltrabeth Rnsenblate. the late r-amuei ana Bertha Llpskl.

grandmother cf three. Funeral Friday. 10 a. at funeral chapel. 5145 Broadway.

Interment Westlawn. LOR IN In reborc Lnrln et Fox Lake, m. marcn is. ises, beloved wtfe cf the late August Lorin. lovtng mother of -Elsie Ries.

Eurene Lorin. and Edna LlndcAilst. At chapel. 5o01 N. Ashland avenue.

Chleaco, where services will be held Saturday. March 17, at 3:30 p. m. Interment Eldgewood. MACALUSO Antonio Macaluso, beloved has- oana 01 tne ute tjiovanina, dear father of John, Mrs.

Josephine Din a. Peter, Mrs. Jennie Alessl. Mrs. Sadie RadtL Lena.

Mrs. Rose Marcatante. frandfsther of 14. Funeral Saturday at 0 a. m.

from chapel. 400 W. North avenue, to St. Phi Up Beniil church. Interment Mount CarmeL MARSHALL Samuel H.

Marshall et 734 14. Trumbull avenue, beloved husband ot the late Sara, dear father ot Judith Shless. de. voted grandfather of Sally Ann and Carol Sue Shless, fond brother ot Morris. ServV-es Friday, 2 p.

at chapel, 6306 Broadway. uiicrmeni tcosemoni rare McHALE Frank J. McHale of 635 J. Harvey avenue. Oak Park, beloved husband of Winifred McNally Mi Hale, fond brother ot Mrs.

Mary F. Cross. Mrs. Kathryn Solon. John, and Harry.

Funeral Saturday, March 17. at 10:30 a. from funeral home. 6350 W. North avenue, to St.

Giles ehurrh. Interment Calvary. Kindly omit Sowers. Merrlmae 9890. McKAT Frances Bassett McKay, beloved wife of Robert Creennrk McKay and lovlne mother Of Roberta McKay, passed away Marrh 14 at her home.

IIS Redwood drive. San Mateo. formerly of Chicago. Interment Oak Hill cemetery. Lebanon.

Ind. Funeral notice later. jMcLARCS Set. Francis ft McLaren. V.

S. aiuea 111 anion ess Lvve reo. st. loved son of the lale and F4-t wsrd. drsr brother of Elizabeth, l.u toward.

S. A James, and liaymund. Memorial masa Marrh IT. 0:45 a. m.

tit, Angela's church. Massaault and Potomac. MESEKE Fred It. Meaeke ot 7S41 Merrill avenue, beloved husband of Lena I nee Fries I dear fattier of Mra. (irace Ttmberman and Fred W.

Mesrke. at re-t in rhaprl. 3U24 75111 street. Services Saturday. 3.30 p.

Interment Oak Woods. Member ot Grand Crossing lodge. Nu. 776. a.

f. H. W. Homer street, age 36. beloved fcus- 1-1 band of Caroline lore Diikl.

dear aon 4 ot Stanley Migalski. fond brother of Stefanla. Catherine. Stelan. John, and Anna.

who made supreme sacrifice In giving tils life for Ms country on Feb. 6. 1945, la France. Requiem filch masa will be said on Marrh 17. 1945.

at 8:30 a. m. with mils. tary service at St. Jchn Cantlua church.

at Carpenter and Chicago avenue. Mesa. 4643. Ml'lJvtAT Charles Mulmat of Belmont hotel. t-lVfd ntuband 01 Kanule.

dear father vt He Ilium. Ken Cross, isadure. end Jar Services rtday. IO a. at chapeL tliua Utoadway.

Interment Ruseraotit Para. Please omit flowers. NICKEL Leon John Nickel, coxswain. O. beloved husband of Frances, fond brother i ot Albert.

Stanley. Rose, and Mae, Fu- a neral featurdar. March 17. at IO a. at rhaprl.

2021 Dickens avenue. Interment All Saints' cemetery. Fur InL call Huns, 9463. NWFEN Anna Strawbridre Nuveen. 8300 Hyde Park boulevard, beloved wile ol John Nuveen.

mother of Jchn Nuveen grand, mother ef Margaret, Ann John Septimus. William Nuveen ot Kenllworth. sister of Russell E. Slrswhrldge ef Rensselaer, Ind. Fassed away Saturday morning at winter home.

340 S. Ocean boulevard. Pala Uearh Fla. Alter short services there, bod will be returned lo fhtraco. Services will be held in Hyde Park Baptist church, SAoO Wood lawn, Friday, March 16.

at 3:30 p. Interment KoaehlU. O'CONNFLL Anthony cVConneri. late ef 43 is N. sawyer avenue, beloved husband ot i-iuian.

rond lather of pvt. Jane A U. s. In Belgium, brottier of Charira. Funeral Saturdsy.

from funeral home. 4516 ti. Kedle avenue, to Our Lady of mercy cnurcn. O'CONNELL Joseph IL O'Connell, beloved nusoana 01 Annabrile, lond falner Ol ttoyd. brother of Ellubrth.

Margaret, and James O'Connell. Irene Heffron. and Frances Re-sag. Resting at funeral home. 3914 Irving rare roaa.

service Saturday at 1:30 P. ga. aniermcnt trving rare cemciery. O'HARA Walter E. OHara, 74 years, at Kenosha Thursday, March 15, husband ot r-mma.

lather 01 onnue of Chicago. brother of Mrs. Lucy Chive rs, Birmingham, and Mrs. Neal llerrtnc. Kansas City.

tv as. Funeral Kenosna. Saturday. Starch 17 St. Matthew's churcu, 10 a.

m. lnlernient uac woooa cemetery. Chicago. OLSEN-Clirtst Olsen, S620 Palmer street, be- hived nusband ol the late Valborg. fond fattier of Mllo.

Waller, and Dewey, grand father of Olive. Marie. Robert, and Wsller. Services Saturday at 3 p. in.

at funeral home. 3(01 iuilerton avenue. Interment Aiount Oilve. O'NEILL Thomas 3. O'Neill, police serves nt ri tiled, of 64 37 Lakewood avenue, belinred bustiana 01 the lale KlUahctn Stan O'Neill, fond lather ot William I 1 lit I O'Neill.

Mia Ixiuis I-. Pryor. Thomas Albert, and Gerald G. O'Neill, fond brother ot Marsaret tjuirs and brothcr-ln-law of Harriet Ryan Motley Funeral Monday. March 19.

at 10 30 a. from funeral home. 1359 Devon avenue, al Clrnwood. to ml Irnatlus' chutch and Cal- Vaiy. Member of P.

U. A. PAPINEAU Corp. Georre J. Paolneau.

t. age 26, killed la arthdi in Kuropesn til area Dec. 35, 1W44, beloved Ituand Alh-e Luctak Paplneau, beloved ol Mrs. Mary paplneau and the lale Georre, f.md brother of Mary and Atargarrt. Me nnulal mass Monday, Marcn IV.

9: 30 a. as St. Basil's church. 8Mb and Htmre. PEDGRIFT Mlsa Eleanor M.

Pedrrift. late 5200 Sheridan road, beloved sister of airs CClia Waters of Chicago. Samuel K. Pedrrllt ot Hollyw.d. and the late John, Srrw- Ices at funeral home.

8228 Sheridan road at 3 p. m. Saturday, March 17, 1945. Loo. tiesu.

PI.VKERTON Maude Plnkerton, beloved wile of Robert fond root her of Robert J. Jr. snd the late Grace, sister of Mrs. Annie E. Coleman, grandmother of Elean and Irene.

Remains resting at funeral home. 62no Western avenue, comer Foster, until 1 1 m. Saturday. Marrh IT. Services 1:30 m.

at Torrry rhapel. Moody Memorial church. Interment Oak Woods cemetery. PINKOS See Joanna Doroclak notice. PORTER William H.

Porter of Wairenvdlle fond father of Alexander Herbert and Sarah, brother of Mrs. Mary E. vVehster, Mrs. Florence V. Kelly, and Louis Porter.

Services Saturday at 3 p. m. at chapel. 120 N. Hale atreet.

Wheaton. III. PRAT1IER See Michael T. Carrlcaa notice. i inn Mlrrtiran avenue.

Evanston. Pvt, Walter A. M'talskl of 3113 CASEY Pvt Alfred fi. Casey. V.

8. arel, yv 1 years, ot 514t S. Halsted ireet.i,K"rA''rn, IMt. March 14. "45.

Cf killed in action In France F.b. 17. 1945. f. ha 1 dearly belovrd son of Alfred and Anns i of Mrs.

Emory S. fnee Pulachl. lovine brother of John T. and Leonard J. Memorial mass Saturday.

March 17. at (I 30 a. m. at St. John the liaplist church, uoi W.

60th place. COLLINS Mary Tteekcr Collins, late of 7140 Vvenlwortti avenue. Iielovrd wife if lite Inle John, fond mother of t'ntherlne Winkle. Rosemary Lattyak. ItMintil.

3 petty otTocr, 11 H. Lorraine, William, Dnloira. and the late pfe. Iw.nald J. Collins.

U. S. M. Sunrral Saturday at 0 41 a. m.

from funeral lujne. 54 IH s. llalsted street, to St. Carina re's ehurrh. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Boulevard Ot63. CONDFLLO Rose Condello ef 73T S. I-aflln street, beloved wile of Domlnick, loving mother of Victoria Baslle and Mary Richmond, grandmother of Joseph, Donald, and Patricia, Funeral Saturday, tt a. from funeral home. 619 S.

Ashland boulevard, to Our Lady of Pompcll church. Interment Mount CarmeL COOK Grace E. Cook, daurhter of the late Alexander and Caroline Cook, alster of Alexander 11., An ie Alice H. and 'ro-line 11. Ruse.

Services at residence, b216 Hlackstonc avenue, Saturday, Man Ii 17, at p. m. Interment Oak Wols. Please omit Cowers. For Information, Dre.

Ob 10. COTEI.LE Peter Colelle. beloved husband of the late Rose I nee il.nt. I.viie I. tund fnther of Cosmo, Victor, SUter Mary Candida, R.

S. and Mrs, Nancy De Salvo. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from chaie).

3346 W. Madlsjn slrtet. to St. Malachy'i church. Interment aluunt Catmcl.

COVEY Bertha Covey of 6537 S. May street. beloved wile ef the late Jason fond mother cf Minnie Brcderlck. William and Samuel KorlkebeHc, Nellie Wise. Loretta.

Bertha, Frank, and Janus Covey. At funeral home. 6th at Justine Funeral Saturday, 9 a. to St. Brendan's church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. CROWEI.L Vennna L. Crowell of 371 W. PRg-fMMAGE the United States Veterans Admin-1 5 istration hospital at Downey, In Jj Lake county, was stabbed seven times and severely wounded last night in a quarrel in the hospital with another attendant, Reuben Bettis, 57. Bettis, who was locked up at the Lake county jail in Wau-jj kegan, declined to make a state-ment, Hospital officials said they were investigating a story that the quarrel started when Bettis wasjJ Because tlie Public Health Institute maintains its own laboratory for making venereal disease 63d piace.

beloved aunt of Ralph C. 2. 3718 W. Cornelia avenue. dauehter cf the late Mr.

and Mis. William r. Hills, sister of Carroll c. Hills and the late Elsie A. Hills.

Service ptlvste. Sherwood. Henry K-. Mil dred, and Arthur E. Holt, brother of the Rev.

Harlow V. and Robert N. Holt. Service 10 a. m.

Saturday, at rhanet. 1547 Maple avenue. Evarlin. Interment 3 p. m.

Saturday at Greenwood cemetery Itockfurd. 111. IMi'GirTKLING Vli stiila Le Seure lloughtel-tng. wltr of William lloushteitng, m-lher of 1 u. retia Houghteltnr Ml hael.

and J-eph C. HourhtcUnc. on Wednesday. March 14. 3233 Jackson atreet.

San Francisco, Cal. Services were held March 15. JCHNSON Marl Johnson, beloved wife of John lovlne mother of Grace. 8. K.

3 C. John. V. 8. and 5 Harry, O.

S. overveaa. grandmother of Michael, two sifters In Sweden. Restlns at chapel. 851 E.

75th street. Services Saturday, March 17, at 3 p. m. Interment Oak Woods. JOIiNSON Walter Scott Johnson ct the Lake Shore Athletic club.

Chtraro. formerly of 36 ili-vlew avenue. Wlnnrtka. husband of Mabel father of Eva Mae. Services Saturday, 3 p.

m. at rhanei, 14(0 Sherman avenue, Evanston Interment KosthllL JOHNSON William B. Johnson of 1325 Thorn-dale avenue. March 13. 1045.

beloved husband of lsahrle fond father of Barbara Anne, brother of Ruth Loom Is. Edwin L-. snd Arthur K. Johnson. At chapel.

5501 N. A nland avenue, where services will be held Friday. March 16. 1 p. Interment Rosehlll.

JOHNSTONTC Mary Johnstone, widow et Richard. March 14. services saturdav. Marrh 17. at libme funeral home.

Marengo. 3 p. m. Burial perry Cruve cemetery, at Crys tal Lake, tn. Jones pvt.

David W. Jones. V. 8. are v-, 22, of 12.15 S.

15tn avenue. Maywood. ii In Germany. Feb. I.

1945. beloved son of lorwerth and Ethel, brother of Cath erine E. Peacock and Robert S. 1 V. S.

N. Memorial services Sundsv. March IS, 4 p.m., Judson Baptist church. Oak Park. RAMINSKI PIC.

Korbert F. Kaminskl. V. S. A i of wounds received in avion Dec.

38 1944. in Luxemburg, I loved son of Frank and Mary, nee Kawat; dear brother of Acnes Grresjikowlak. Fk rian. and Eleanore. Memorial nias Saturday, March 17.

1945. a. at St. Wenccslaus' church. Lawn-dale and tvoscoe.

KEEHN Corp. Erwln A. Keehn. V. 8.

w- late i 3024 N. Francisco avenue, killed In action In lermnnv lua.s dearly beloved husband of Virginia I nee Finger 1, son of Adoiph and the late Anna, fond brother of the late Clara, loving son-in-law i kits. A. Finger, dear uncle of June Wenrlg. Memorial service later, SII.HURG Theresa Kllhure of 1448 Balmoral avenue.

March 14. 1945. beloved wile Frank p. Kliburg. dear mother of Mrs Mahel Upp and Mauley A.

Klibure. erand- tnother ot Everett and Vernon Kiinure and Marllvn Vl'P Herner. At chapel. 5501 N. Aihiand avenue, where services will be held Siturday.

starch 17, it 3 p. n. Interment Mount Olive, KIMMEY r.etty Jane Klmmev. lovlne daurh ter of William J. and Lucille I nee Wash- bum I.

lond alster of the late William j. Jr Remains at funeral home. 3117 S. Osk Park avenue. Kerwvn.

Funeral Saturday at lo a. m. to St. Celrsttne's church, thuwoud Park. Interment St.

Joseph s. KLAFF William Psul Klaff of 26 Lathrop avenue, Rlvrr Forest, devoted husband ot Hllde-garde, beloved father of William, brother of Walter. Henry, Eltrabeth Bradthe. Minnie Guide, and Emma Guide. Resting at chapel.

7319 Madison street. Forest I'ark, until noon Saturday. Services at St. John's Lutheran church. 3 p.

m. Interment Concordia. KOHI.MAN Emll H. Kohlman. Marrh 15.

ot 615 S. Kenllwcrth avenue. Oak Park, hus band of the late Helen cevotea istner ot Aims and George Williams, brother ot Mrs. )(. Rudolph of Green Lake.

Wis. Services Mondnv. March lit. at 1:30 p. at rhapr! 124-126 Madison atreet.

Oak Park, at bard avenue, interment Mount Emblem. KOSIFA Josephine Koslba fnee Baranl. belovrd wile of Walter, dear foter daughter ot Frank and Mary Barsn. sHter of Anne Suchy. sister of Genevieve.

Csrolyn, Evelyn. Frank, and Aloyslus. Kuneral from chajiel. 6453 Irving park road. Saturday, at 9:30 a.

to St. Prtscllla'a church, in terment St, Adalbert a cemetery, i tests, tbose examined before 2 P. M. (at 159 or 169 N. Dearborn St.) can have their certificates the same day.

The fee is $3.00. PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTE taunted about a woman acquaint- ance. Elmwood Park Man Dies When Hit by Locomotive Elmer A. Anderson, 62, an elec- trical worker, was killed by a Mil waukee road locomotive last night as he was walking on the right of way near Grand and Harlem in Elmwood Park. Anderson's home was at 2223 N.

73d st, Elmwood Tark. lADVEBTISMKNTl MANY NEVER USPECT CAUSE' OF BACKACHES This Old Treatment Often. Brings I lappy Relief TTaey cofferer relier Backing barlaelia trtnejuy, once tney discover ttmt the real ea of their trouble) mav be tired kidneva. The kidneya are Katun 'a chief way of taking the excess mcida and waste out of the blood. H.

ney help meet people paaa about3 pinU a day. When disorder of kidney function permits Ytoiaoooua matter to remain in your blood, it cause backache, rains, kg pains. Ions of pep and enerry, set- lice up mebtfl, swelling, puibnem under the ryes, headache and Uizzirjrna. frequent or acuity with smarting and burning sometimes shows tuero is something wrong ith your kifineys or bladder. ion Wait I Aic vnnr dniirf fn- Tn.n'.

Tills. ued successfully by niiUions for over 40 years. They rive bsppy relief and will help the 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out powonoua waste bom yeuc blood. Get Doaa.a ilia, Organised for Pul.lic Service as a Corporation tie Laws of the State of Illinois 2fenI59 N. Dearborn Su ITansen 169 N.

Dearborn Su South Sid, Clinic for Man or Wmmm129 E. 31st Su 10 A. M. TO 8 P. SC.

DAILY. EXCEPT VNOAT. 9333 OfflCEKS AND TtUSTHSi 0 0 crawTom President Pullman Co. Marshall Field Editor and Publisher Chicago Sun MacChesney Hughston M. McBaln Marshall Field Company James Simpson, Jr.

C. J. Whipple Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett Company Karl F. Smith and David and Marlon Wise. Services Saturday at 3:30 P.

m. at rhapel. v245 S. KetUie avenue. Interment I Mount Hope.

DAirNCKE Irene S. Dahncke ot 3114 Creen- wot4 avenue, WUmette. wile of Charles, mother of Olive, sister of O. F. Stevens and Mrs.

Frank Bailnct. Services Saturday. 3. Jo p. at St.

Augustine's church, WUmette. Remains at chapel, 1118 Greenlcaf avenue, Wl.mctte. until noon Saturday. DAUGHADAY J. Roy Daurhaday of 4160 Drrxel Imulevard.

beloved huaiiand of I.lliun nee D-el; fond brother of Giace D. Wliki and Helm tlauchnday of l'lttsimri h. Pa, At chapel, Ltnciiln avenue, wlieie services will be held Saturday at 3 p. m. under auspices of Sincerity lodce.

No. 082. A. F. A A.

to Graccland. DE HOF.rt Sophie De lUier I nre Nautal. rest ing In Ills rare, beloved wile ot the late (Kney De liner, fund mother of Auar, Dr, Jelke Frances Hullnt'a, and Herman sinter ot Wleoe, graiidinotlier of nine grand children and seven great-rratidetiiidren. Heating at funeral home. 571)1-113 W.

Division Street, until noon Monday, March 19. Serv ices 3 P. 111. at West Side Relormed church 1321 s. Austin bouievaid.

Interment Forest Hume cemetery. DE LION Theresa Iseher De Lion. Marrh 3. 194 5, beloved mother cf Carl 11. ot Chicago and Jchn De Llun of Walklkl Beach, Hawaii.

Funeral Friday, 3 p. at funeral home, 245 W. North avenue, to Woodlawn cemetery. DI BELA See James Forto La Forte notice. DOROCIAK Joanna Pinkos Dorodak.

March 11. 1945. beloved wife of Josepb Doroclak, fond mother of Peter Plnkus. Josephine Grregorrzyk, Mary Gnegorrryk, Jean Kulrer, and Mitchell Doroclak. Funeral Saturday, March 17, 10 a.

from rhaprl, 742 Armour avenue, to St. Helen rhurcn, 10:30 a. m. Interment St. Adalbert's.

DOWNEY Daniel J. Downey of 3437 Lexington street, beloved husband ot Nellie I nee Graham I. fond fnther of Mrs. Fran a Drug-gan. James.

W. T. U. S. and the late Daniel J.

Bud I. brother cf Mrs. Mar garet Sihlecht, and Mame Downey. Funeral Saturday. Marrh 17.

at 9:30 a. from chapel. 3246 Jackson boulevard, tn Our Lady ef Sorrows church. Interment Mount car-1 (a el. Member ot Holy Name society.

Joseph H. Kins President uavia Vice Thomas R. Gowentock Kalhan William Vica President Counsel A. MacChesney, Becker Wells Fred G. Gurley Atchison, Topeka Santa Fa Railway Co.

James A. Cunningham Vies Peoples Gas Light Coke Co. Donald P. Welles Albert A. Sprague Vice Pres.

and Treas. Trustee, Chicago Rapid Transit Co. A. A. Carpenter Vice President.