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yjf-rtmit as" i OBITUARIES PHILIP FOX DIES; ONCE DIRECTOR 20 Persona Hurt as Bus, Truck Collide in Texas San Antonio, July 22 (JP). Twenty persons were injured today in the collision of a bus and a truck 11 miles east of Scguin, Tex. OF PLANETARIUM Col. Philip Fox, former director of the Adler planetarium and the Museum of Science DEATH NOTICES and Industry in Jackson park, died Friday in Cambridge s- In Hemorlam Pital in Boston, Mass. lie was tt.

A native of Kansas, Col. Fox was educated at Kansas State Ag- 1 Daniel McCarthy. Daniel McCarthy, 82, of 3513 N. Hoyne a an employe of Marshall Field Company's retail store for 60 years until he retired in 1936, died yesterday in the Alexian Brothers hospital. During those years he was a resident of Logan Square, but since the death of his wife.

Mary, four years ago, he had lived with a daughter, Mrs. Lillian Heuel. Survivors, besides Mrs. Ileuel, are five daughters, Mrs. Eva Gasser, Sister Annuniciata Marie, Mrs.

May Mackin, Mrs. John Stubing, and Mrs. Walter Frich, and one son, John McCarthy. James J. Sidlo.

Services for James J. Sidlo will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. in the chapel at 6507 Cermak Berwyn. lie died at his home, 3704 Grove Berwyn, Friday, of a heart attack.

Mr. Sidlo was 67 years old. He leaves his widow, Mary; a son. Pvt. George Sidlo, now stationed at Fort Jackson, S.

and four daughters, Mrs. Mabel Hammer of Glen-dale, Mrs. Stella Slad of Hinsdale, and Mrs. Vina Metcalfe and Mrs. Sylvia Swatek, both of ..2 Jkwi and Dartmouth, Lmmm and studied at toi.

ininp roi. the University of Berlin. He taught astronomy and physics at Dartmouth, the Univer sity of Chicago, and Northwestern university, where he was director of the Dearborn observatory, a post CIHA Joseph Ciha. In cherished memory of our beloved husband and father, who departed one ypr atco tmtH.v. ANNE.

RUTH. AND RAYMOND. CUNEO William A. Cuneo. July 23.

1043. and Harry G. Cuneo. July 25. 1040.

God took you home, it was hi will. But remembrance keep you near. SISTER EMILY. GORDON Fay Blank Gordon. In loving memory of our dear daughter, aister, and mother, who passed away 13 years ago today.

LOVING MOTHER. FATHER. BROTHERS. AND DAUGHTER. KOVARSKY T-eonard KovBrsky.

In fond memory. MOTHER. RUTH. JOSEPH KRAMER Janet Rubenstein Kramer. 1P3.1.

We miu jour smilm face more each day. BROTHERS AND SISTERS. LEA ITT Sam Leavitt. Loving memory. WIFE.

SONS. AND DAUGHTER. LINKE Mrs. Minnie Linke. In loving-memory of our dear mother, who passed away five years aso today.

Loving; Daughters and Granddaughter. PETERS Minnie Peters, July CI. 1H42. In memory of our dear wife and mother, who passed away two years aso today. A precious one from us has cone, A voice we loved has stilled; A place is vacant in our home.

Which never ran be filled. LOVING HUSBAND AND DAUGHTERS'. he resigned to accept the director ship of the Adler planetarium upon its completion in 1929. He became director of the Museum of Science and Industry in 1937, and relin Fraternal Notlcen- Dr. Otto W.

Hinn. Services for Dr. Otto W. Hinn, who died of a heart attack Thursday in his office in Cicero, where where he had practiced for 30 years, will be held at 2:30 p. m.

tomorrow in the Austin Lutheran church, Le Moyne and Mason avs. Dr. Hinn was a member of the staff at Lo-retto hospital and the Walther Memorial hospital. He is survived by his widow, Gladys Chadwell I linn, 4006 Adams and a son, William. Cticaro Sanaay Trio on JoTy 23, 1944.

Part 2 Page 8. A CITES EXAMPLE OF EVILS UNDER ADOPTION LAWS Director Points to Lack of Protection. Illinois adoption laws are inadequate because they lack a provision for requiring a thoro investigation of both the adopting family and the real parents. Mabbett K. Rock-ord, director of the Illinois Children's Home and Aid society, charged yesterday.

To support his criticism, Keckord recalled County court records showing that the siain John M. Bolton, gambler, Capone gang bootlegger and Democratic politician, and his wife, Marie, had been permitted to adopt a boy, 17 months old, and a girl. 6 months, on May 17. 10.15. Fourteen months later Bolton, then a state representative in the 2d district, was assassinated because, police said, he was attempting to "muscle in" on a west side gambling syndicate.

However, under the present adoption laws, Reckord contended the Boltons were considered "reputable persons and fit and proper parents." Other Abuses I.ltcil. "In recommending a tightening of Ihe law, including a provision that only licensed agencies be granted power to place children in foster homes, Reckord cited other abuses which have been discovered under the present laws. A child was placed in a foster home at birth by an unlicensed agency. Within a few months it began to develop negroid features and investigation proved that the real father was a Negro, altho the mother was white. Investigation oJE a baby claimed for adoption showed that it was the result of an incestuous relationship between a brother and a sister.

Upon examination the baby was found to be mentally subnormal. A man was allowed to adopt a child from a maternity hospital altho he previously abandoned three cf his own children and left them to the care of the state. The adoption occurred after a second marriage. Requires Special Care. A couple adopted a child from a maternity home without requiring investigation of the infant's real parents.

The child proved to he subnormal physically and mentally and always will require special care. A child placed by a doctor with a childless couple proved to be subnormal to an extent that would always require institution care. The abnormality did not become apparent for some time after the adoption. These are only a few of the many examples of adoption evils that are allowed to occur under present laws." Reckford said. Our laws do rot hinder an adoption racket in the least and do not offer protection to either the foster parents or the Infant." PLASMA QUOTA SHORT BY 1,100 NEEDED PINTS Failure to make appointments to donate blood to the Red Cross blood bank is seriously impeding the flow of plasma to the war fronts at a time when such need is greatest, Ralph A.

Baler, director of Chicago Blood Donors service, said yesterday. It is when our army and navy fighters score their biggest victories that the need for plasma is the greatest," he emphasized, but it seems good news lulls the public into a false sense of security and a general letdown results." I ail to Fill Order. In the week ended July 15 the Chicago area was short 300 pints of blood and last week 800 pints short of the 5,000 a week quota. Baier explained that in reality a quota is an order placed by the army and navy and not just a goal. In this respect Chicago failed to fill an order placed by the war department by 1,100 pints of blood," the director said.

The ebb end flow of the battle-front is reflected on the home front all over the nation, Baier said. Following D-day Americans thruout the country volunteered to give their blood to save the lives of wounded Americans, but since then donations have lagged. 20 Fail to Show Up. Twenty per cent of those who sign up to donate blood fail to show up, Baier suys. In addition to the skipped appointments there is a drop in the number of volunteers.

Invasion and victories have greatly increased the need for plasma," Baier said, and Chicago ans should realize the vital part they can play in saving lives." The Blood Donors service is located at 5 N. Wabash av. and the telephone is Wabash 7850. ARMY ENGINEERS SPEED WAR PACE WITH MACHINER Only thru widest possible use of power machinery has the United States army been able to fight a mechanical war at the speed required to overcome its enemies. Numerous examples of this machinery and how it is used are to be seen in the "Weapons of War" show In Burnham park, which closes tomorrow night.

The show is free to the public and will be open from noon to 11 p. m. today and tomorrow. The corps of engineers is called upon to provide many facilities without which the army could not operate. Many of the engineering items on display at the war show have been adapted from civilian use, with a few gadgets added to widen the scope of operation or permit several operations with one machine.

Typical of these is the 21 ton beach tractor, a bulldozer with winch and crane added that can do the work of 500 men. This machine grew out of a similar device built in a Milwaukee blacksmith shop to expedite filling the municipal dump. From the German army the United States copied and improved a power saw, driven by an air cooled gasoline engine. The cutting element is similar to a bicycle chain with teeth added and it can be used either to fell trees or saw timber. quished the post in 1940.

He served as a second lieutenant with the United States volunteers in the Philippines in 1898 and 1899, and saw action in World War I. as assistant chief of staff of the 7th division. He was called to active service again in March of 1941, and directed the army electronics training school at Harvard until he was recently retired. He had since been retained on the Harvard faculty. He was the author of several books and papers on astronomy, principally on the double stars, stellar parallax, and solar physics.

LEAP FROM AUTO TO HAIL MATE KILLS WOMAN Mrs. Ada Fisher, 27, of Hampshire, Kane county, was killed yesterday when she jumped from a friend's automobile on route 72 near the village to hail her husband, Harold, a milk driver, who was In another car. Miss Mary Warrington, 20, with whom Mrs. Fisher had been riding, told Coroner L. Victor Peterson of Kane county that they had overtaken Fisher's car, in which he was riding with a woman companion.

Miss Warrington said she pulled her own car alongside and that Mrs. Fisher stepped out while it still was moving. The fall broke her neck. A coroner's jury returned a verdict of accidental death yesterday afternoon. Miss Pauline E.

Amann. Miss Pauline E. Amann, who for 25 years Jiad been associated with the United Brick and Clay Workers' union in a secretarial capacity, died yesterday in Augustana hospital. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Amann of 516 N. Troy st. Surviving also are four sisters and a brother. Services will be held at 1:30 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 4138 Madison st. riTZGlTRATJO Dana J. ntirerald, 'uly 20. 1944. of 609 S.

Belmont avenue, Arlington Heights. formerly of Bock-ford. husband of Lillian B. Fitzgerald, father of Mrs. E.

W. Dahlgren (Ruth, David F. Fitzgerald, and Mrs. W. Erieson Kathryn.

Resting at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, 111. Service. 10 a. Monday, to St.

Mary' church. Lake and Oak streets, Evanston, Interment All Saints'. FITZGIBBON Mary M. Fltzglbbon. nee Black, of 4.10 N.

Lawndale avenue, beloved wife of Thomas fond mother of Mrs. William E. Condon. Mrs. Thomas J.

Layden. and Pvt. Thomas U. S. sister of Mrs.

Charles E. Green and Mrs. Loretta O'Neill. Funeral Monday, July 24. at 9:15 a.

m. from -funeral home. 6350 W. North avenue, to Our Lady of the Aneels church. Interment All Saints'.

Mcr. 88U0. FR AZIER Roy Frazier, late of 4006 Gladys avenue, beloved husband of Catherine Flood Frar.ier fnee Jones, dear brother of Mrs. Carl Hickson, Mrs. J.

W. DeTar, Mrs. Archie Harding, and Mrs. Ralph MrDonouch. Remains at chapel, 4138 Madison street.

Funeral notice later. GASSER Ralph E. Gasser. son of the late Jacob and Louise, brother of Arthur, uncle of Lucille and Marion. Funeral Monday st 2 p.

m. at chapel. 115 Broadway, Melrose Park, to Glen Oak cemetery. GEORGE George C. George.

63.10 S. May street. July 20. 1944. husband of Theresa George, nee Rooncy: father of Joseph J.

George, grandfather of Gayle, Janice, and Grace, brother of Ihe late Alexander C. George. Funeral from chapel. 63d and Harvard, Monday. July 24.

at 9 a. to St. Brendan's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. GORECKI Andrew Goreckl.

July 20. 1944. fond father of Anna, Helen, Frances, and Marie, father-in-law of Frank Wienke, Walter Kodykowski, Joseph Sumroda, and Anthony Bolkcr, grandfather of Staff Sgt. Bernard. IT.

S. and Joseph. Funeral Monday at 9:30 a. m. from residence, 4546 S.

Christiana avenue, to St. Pancratius' church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. GOWAN-William Gowan.

4055 W. 68th place, beloved husband of Sarah Ann. devoted father of Jessie Karzmar. Pfc. Sam.

U. S. M. C. Sarah, and Elaine, nephew of Martha Eckstein.

Funeral Monday. 2:30 p. at chapel. 6218 S. Kedzie av.

Burial Evergreen. Pro. 3810. GRAH Marie Grab nee Dargertl, July 21. dear mother of Mrs.

Edna Mickley. mother-in-law of Harry Mickley, fond sister of Mrs. Anna Ahrens, Mrs. Gustie Golumbeck, and Louise Zappendorf. Funeral Monday, July 24, at 1:30 p.

from funeral home, 1649 W. 61st street, to St. Martini Ev. Lnth. church.

61st and Marnhlleld. Interment Mount Greenwood. GRAYC7.YK Pvt. 1st Class Edward Gray-czyk, U. S.

M. C. killed in action, age 19, beloved son of Edward J. and Frances, nee Uyganski; fond brother of Sgt. Leonard, Marcella.

Pvt. 1st Giass Clarence, and Wayne, and sister-in-law, Bernice. Memorial mass Monday. July 24. at 10 a.

Our Lady of Grace church. Ridge-way and Altgeld street. CREKNnERG Herman Greetiberr of 130t Columbia avenue, beloved husband of Bella, nee Wilder: dear father of Pvt. 1st Class Marvin and Adeline, fond brother of Sarah Turner, Gustave of Kenosha. Allen of Albany, Milton, and the late Benjamin L.

Services Monday. 10 a. at chapel. 5206 Broadway. Interment Oakridge cemetery.

Member of Postal clerks' union, local No. 1. GRIFFIN Frank A. Griffin, beloved husband of the late Mary, father of Francis brother of Thomas and the late Mary Ann Loftua. Funeral Tuesday.

9:15 a. from funeral home. 6200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster, to Queen of All Saints' church at 10 a. m.

Inter-nicta Mount Carmel. GRIM Marian M. Grimm, late of Villa Park. 111., beloved daughter of Clarissia A. nee Buerkle, and the late Charles fond sister of Mrs.

Charels F. Ambrose Jr. of "Iberia, Clyde Mrs. Walter H. Calsmer, the late Gail and Leslie R.

Remains in state at chapel. 123 N. York street. Elmhurst, 111., until 12 o'clock noon. Monday.

Services at 2 p. Calvary Evaneelieal church. Highland and Summit streets. Villa Park, 111. Interment Oak Ridse cemetery.

HAEFNER Susai Haefner. July 21. wife of the late William, dear mother of Walter L. Services. 9:30 a.

m. Monday from chapel. 341 5 'N. Clark street, to Mary of the Lake church. Interment St.

Joseph's. HEALY Nora Flaherty Healy and Infant daughter, late of 7617 S. Morgan street, beloved wife of Daniel, loving mother of Daniel Marty and William daughter of Mary and the late Martin, fond sister of Mrs. M. Egan.

Patrick, and Peter Flaherty, Sister M. Peter. Little Company of Mary; Mrs. M. Landers, and Margaret Flaherty, niece of Patrick and Morgan Flaherty.

Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from funeral home, Halsted at 76th street, to St. Leo' church. Interment St.

Mary' cemetery. Stewart 7700. HELGESON Emma Helgeson. late of 4950 Dakm streei. beloved wife of Harold dear mother of Helen Gravcsen and Constance.

Resting- at ehapcl, 4920-24 Irving l'ark road, until 1 1 a. m. Mon-rliiy. Services 1 :30 p. to Bethel I.u-thernn church, Humboldt and Dlkens street.

Interment Mount Sterling, Wis. HERDSTEIl Edward H. Herbster. Infant son of lionise anil Harold Herbster. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p.

m. at funeral home, 4905 N. Lincoln avenue. Interment Ridgewood cemetery. HICKEY Stewart Hickey.

beloved husband of Marie, dear father of Eleanor Peck, grandfather of Norman Peck. Resting at funeral home. 6708 Madison street, until 9 a. m. Monday.

Mass in St. Francis of Rome church. 1431 S. Austin boulevard, Monday at 9:30 a. m.

Member of Electro-typers' union. No. 3. Austin 2012. HINN Dr.

Otto W. Hinn of 4906 W. Adams street, beloved husband of Gladys Chadwell Hinn, loving father of William, brother of Dr. George Rose Kleingel-hofer, Elizabeth Koerting. Henry.

Anna Prepke, Louis, and Martha Brennan, grandfather of Garry and Dana Hinn, uncle of Jack Billiard. Remains at funeral home. 2307 S. Laramie avenue, until Mon-day at 11 a. m.

Funeral Monday at 2:30 p. m. In N. Austin Lutheran church, Le Moyne and Mason avenues. Interment Mount Emblem.

Member of Ivanhoe lodge. No. 1100, A. F. A.

M. Cicero 200. HORVATH Joseph Horvath, aged 64 years, of 1412 N. Bell avenue, beloved husband of Frances, nee Horvath: fond father of Anna M.tlitsch. Mary Brokaski, Frances.

John. T.t. Joseph Horvath. U. S.

and grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home. 2315 W.

A RELa Joseph! If. Xarrta ef 6351 N. Artesian avenue. July 22. 1944.

beloved wife of the late Peter J. Karels, loving- mother of John, Catherine, Nicholas. William Peter J. and Marion Bowers. Funeral from chapel.

6501 N. Ashland avenue. Tuesday. July 25, at 9:30 a. to St.

Henry' church. KTENAN Daniel J. Keenan. beloved husband of Boseanna of 2051 W. Conrres street, fond father of James Mary O'Leary, Roseanne Hit-gins, Regina Snow.

Daniel J. Evelyn Keene. Chaplain list Lt. Richard U. S.

A. (somewhere in and John, brother of Mrs. Mary Ann Cain, Mrs. Sarah McDevitt. James and the late Edward, Hugh, and Dennis.

Funeral Monday, July 24. 8 :30 a. from chapel. 3058 W. Van Buren street, to Our Lady of Sorrows church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Please omit flowers. Kedzie 6506. KINGSTON Edwin J. Kingston, beloved husband of Gladys nee KeatingJ.

fond father of Marilyn and Natalie, son of Catherine and the late Samuel, brother of John, Nora Cognac. Catherine Doty, and Mae Hauler. Resting at chapel, 79th and Emerald avenue. Funeral notice later. KOLAR Christine Kolar.

nee KlimpI, 3253 W. 23d street, beloved mother of James. Albert, Joseph, and Jean Vokae. Funeral Tuesday. July 25.

at chapel. 2611 S. Lawndale avenue, at 10 a. m. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

Law. 8030. KUNKES Marie TBadel Kunkes. beloved wife of John Kunkes, fond mother of Reinhold. Gustave, Richard, and William Bade.

Albert and John Kunkes. grandmother of 16 rrandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral frpm funeral home. 1145 W. 31st street.

Tuesday, July 25 at 1:30 p. m. to Holy Cross Ev. Luth. church.

31st place and Racine avenue. Interment Bethania. Call Laf. 6645. LA ROSA Angelina La Rosa, nee Clardl.

beloved wife of the late Luigi. mother ol Joseph. Philip. Mrs. Zena Al fieri.

Mr. Mary Natoli. Frank, Mrs. Nellie Dazzo, Mrs. Carmclla Dazzo.

Mrs. Rose Brucci. and John, sister of Innocente Ciardi, and Mrs. Savatia Bessie. Funeral Tuesday.

9 a. m. from chapel. 753 Arthington street, to St. Charles' church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Hay. 7205. LAUX Charles T. Laujc of 1325 Arthur avenue, brother of Elizabeth.

Mane, and John Lam. uii'-le of Mrs. Isabella Salva-tore. Funeral Tuesday, July 25. at 9:30 a.

from funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue at Glenwood, to St. Ignatius church and St. Boniface's. LIND Ingebora Lind. nee Mjelde: beloved wife of the late Charles John Lind.

loving mother of Jennie Malmstedt of Berwyn, Harold of Cranford, N. Arnold. Arthur, and the late Charles and Ralph, grandmother of four grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren, sister of Tom of Minnesota, Nel and Andrew of Chicago, John, Malena, and Marie of Bergen, Norway. Funeral Monday at 2:30 p. m.

at funeral home, 1023 N. California avenue. Interment Mount Olive. LINKE Peter Kike, husband of Claire, nee Mushaw; father of five children, brother of Marie Hansen. Services Tuesday, 2 p.

m. at chapel. 3946-48 Milwaukee, near Irving Park road. Member of Lafayette post No. 159.

American Legion. Belmont 3000 or Kildare 4000. LOWENKE John Lowenke. beloved husband of the late Mary, fond father of Frank, Julia Krankel. Rose Borchers.

and Vie late Margaret Reisle. grandfather of six (rrandchildren and five great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home, 2166-68 N.

California avenue at Palmer street, to St. Sylvester' church. Interment St. Joseph'. Information, Humboldt 2773.

LUDLOW Grace M. Ludlow, July 21, of the Allcrton Hotel, wife of the late Oliver A. Ludlow of La Porte. sister of Mrs. Adolf C.

Von Noe. aunt of Mrs. Francis Sweeney and Mr. Robert S. Mul-liken.

Service at the Cutler funeral home. La Porte, Monday at 2 p. m. Friends may call at 4227 Cottage Grove avenue until 9:30 p. m.

Sunday. LYNCH Cornelius J. Lynch tConniel. dearly beloved husband of Dorothy M. Gibbon Lynch, fond father of the late Dorothy Melchior, brother of Edward Nellie Craig of Alton, and George J.

Lynch. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. m. from late residence, 6526 S.

Wolcott avenue, to St. Basil's church. Solemn requiem mass, 10 o'clock. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Prospect 0031.

MALECKI Michael Malecki of 3106 N. Christiana avenue, beloved husband of Frances, nee Zywicki; fond father of Martin. Raymond. Roy. Evelyn, and Mrs.

Eleanor Edmonson, brother of Phillip. Joseph. Martin, Anton. Helen. and Charles, seven grandchildren.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from chapel. 3656 Belmont avenue, to St. Veronica church. Interment St.

Adalbert. MAI) Rose Miraglia Halo rnee Tambo-rine, late of 2019 N. La Crosse avenue, beloved wife of Bernard, dear mother of Geraldine. fond sister of Josephine Torn aso, Joe. and Angelo Tamborine.

Funeral Tuesday. 9 a. from chapel. 624 N. Western avenue, to Sancta Maria Ad-dolorata church.

Interment St. Joseph'. Arm. 7800. MATREWITZ Matilda Matrewiti.

of 2838 N. Albany avenue, beloved wife of Charles, fond mother of Pvt. 1st Class Gene, U. 8. and lenna Herzog, grandmother of John and Joan Herzog.

Funeral Tuesday. July 25, 2 p. at funeral home. 6350 W. North avenue.

Interment Montrose. Mer. 9890. Mi-CAFFREY Daniel E. McCaffrey of 7307 Bennett avenue, beloved husband of the late Alice May Normoyle devoted father of J.

Warren, brother of the late John, William, Thomas, and Mrs. Mary Laumann. Funeral Tuesday at 9:15 a. from funeral home. 318 E.

71st street, to St. Philip Neri church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. MCCARTHY Daniel A. McCarthy, husband of the late Mary, dear father of Eva Gasser, Sister Annunciate Marie.

O. May Mackin, Josephine Stubing. Lillian Heuel. John McCarthy, and Eose Frich. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a.

from funeral home, 1732 Wilson avenue, to St. Andrew' church. Interment Mount Carmel. McCLEMENTS Robert C. McClement.

suddenly, at Burbank, beloved son of the Iat Thomas and ElUabeth Close McClement, fond brother of Mrs. Rose Griffiths and Mr. Anna Carney. Funeral notice later. Pro.

7778. McCRYSTAL Corp. Eugene Michael Mo-Crystal. Tech. 6th grade, TJ.

S. A- June 12. in France, son of James Sr. and the late Mary Hayes MeCrystal. brother of James Margaret Weatherford.

Geraldine McGann. Pvt. 1st Class Charles. U. R.

Imogcne. Mary Jane Sehroeder. and Fransella Harmon, uncle of Jacqueline Weatherford and Thomas Joseph McGann. Memorial mass Tuesday. July 25.

at 8:30 a. at St. Lucy' church. May field and Lake street. McGRATH John McGrath.

of 422f Wllcoi street, beloved husband of Ellen, nee Foley; fond father Of Mr. D. J. Ken-neally and Alphonse. At chapel, 3160 Harrison street.

Funeral Monday, July 24, at 9 a. to St. Mel's church. Interment Dubuque. Ia.

Dubuque, papers please copy. Member of Die. 241. A. A.

of S. St E. R. E. of A.

MINNIS Margaret Minnie, nee Loyns. of 6923 S. Spaulding avenue, beloved wife of the late David, fond mother of Agnee Geddes. Sadie Walker, and Kose Minnia. Funeral Monday, 1 :30 p.

from chapel. 6908 S. Kedzie avenue, to Christian and Missionary Alliance church. 70th and Union. Interment Mount Greenwood, IIRAGLIA See Rose Malo notice.

MUDD Joseph B. Mudd. July 21. 1044. ef 1725 Nashville avenue, son of the late Joseph A.

and Pamella Mudd. brother of Mr. John Tully. James Raymond J. A.

Frank Leo Anna Mary, and Pvt. Gertrude Mudd. WAC. and the late Angela Hawkes. Resting at funeral home, 31 8 N.

Central avenue. Austin. Funeral Monday. 11 a. to St.

Giles" church. Interment Mount Carmel. Austin 0017. MTTLEWSKI Anna Mnlewskl of 1561 yrCjliy--Tlsioaor B. Jrleera.

Wle-rwl Xmm band of Elsie, father of Irene JaeoosV brother of Mrs. Henry Mrs. caret Lennie. Bernard, Peter a4 Charles Niesen. Funeral Tuesday.

9 a. m-. from parlors. street and Dordiests avenue, to St. Bride church, latermeaa St.

Mary NORSTROM Gertrude Norstronx. at fee borne, 7910 Dorchester avenue. belore wife of August, mother of Mr JohS Lauritzen. sister of Joe and WiUiara May. At funeral home.

10515-17 Ewirr avenue. Funeral Tuesday. Juiy 25. 3J a. at St.

Francis rjs Saies church. 102d and Ewing avenue. Sou. C. 04TO.

DONNELL Hugh O'Donnell. late of 551 S. Halsted street, beloved husband ef Catherine Devine O'Donneil. father of James, brother of James. Funeral at 9 a.

from funeral home. Mil 8. Halsted street, to Visitation rhnrci. Interment Mount Carmel. Boa.

0652. OPPENHETMER Flora Oppenheimer. b. loved wife of the late Louis, dear mother of Olga Altman. fond rrandmother ef Floraloise A.

Goodkind and Jane A. Xa (in. Funeral strictly private. PETERSON Loui M. Peteron.

beloved husband of Rose, nee Howe: fond father of Dorothy Bauchwitx. Luciie Luivif, Preston, Gwendolyn Stoneking-. Pvt. Vincent, U. S.

and Fern Carter, brother of Anna Avery. Charles. William, arvi Jacob. Funeral from chapel. 3100 road, Tuesday.

9 30 a. to t. Francis Xavier church.Burial St. Joseph's riOVTKE Jutiu Flontke. beloved busbanif of Elizabeth (GatesJ lowin father of Florence Corda.

Harold. Aiic Wittek. Elizabeth Hoff. and nine rrandchildren. Funeral Monday.

10:50 a. from chapel. 2950-58 Fullerton. at Sacramento, to St. Sylvester' church and St.

Joseph'. Please omit flower. Eel. 3309 or Kil. 4000.

POOLE Juanda Poole. Jnly 18. 1344. of 6.303 W. Lloyd street.

wuwatea. Wis. daughter of Bush and Verona Tnmpkina Poole, sister of Pamela and Barbara. Poole. Service at chapel.

4227 Cottaga Grove avenue. Monday. 3 p. m. Interment Oak Wood cemetery.

RYAN Thomas T. Ryan, beloved sen of the late Patrick and Marraret I ne Russell, brother of John. Mi-hael. Darnel, and Mrs. Terence Ryan.

Fnnral Tuesday, 9 a. from parlors. 67th street and Dorchester avenue, to St. Clara church. Interment Mount Olivet.

Member of Chicago Park District Civil Service Employes' Benefit Jt Protective aasn. ROCKENBACH Joanna Rockenbaeh fnea Stryker). wife of the late Albert, mother of Belle, Borer. Mr. Ora Thompson.

Mrs. Mae Ortegel, and Mrs. M-lvina Peters. Restlnr at late residence. Wheeling, until 12 dood Sunday.

Servtcea Sunday, 2 p. al Wheeling Preeor-terian church. Burial Wheeling cemetery. RONEY Albert Roney, July 22. husbant of the late Ann.

con of the late Joha, F. and Margaret, brother of John. Walter. Genevieve. Mrs.

Mary Duffy-Mrs. Irene Cody, and Mrs. Alice Shaarh-nessy. Funeral Tuesday. 10:30 a.

m. from chapel, Jeffery boulevard and street, to St. Philip Nerl church. Ma 11 o'clock. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

RUSSELL Catherine Rooney RueseU. b-loved wife of the lata Thomas ton mother of Elizabeth OFarrelL Amea Koepke, Lillian. Josephine Mamo. Richard Marguerite O'Grady. Mary Quinlan.

and the late James J. Besting at home. 665 Stewart avenue. Funeral Monday. July 24.

9 a. to St. Bernard a church. Interment Mount Olivet. SAUER Mathilde Saner, nee Neubaaer.

formerly of 9j6 N. Harding avenue, beloved wife of John, dear mother of Gertrude Kirchhoff. Arthur. Elfneda Horkert. and the late Lillian WestphaJ.

rrandmother of Elfneda. Ella. Pvt. WilUaai. Bernice.

Dorothy, Hjalmer. and the Uia Georgie. Service Tuesday. 2 p. at funeral home.

25O0 N. Cicero avenue, interment Arlington. Berkshire 6070. SCATENA Jnlins Scatena. eon of the la'a Nicholas and Anna Scatena.

fond brother of Mrs. James Pichini. Bernard. Will: am. and Mrs.

Norman Scbuitz. Restlnr at funeral home. 2601 Vermont street. Biua Island. Services Monday.

2 p. m. Interment St. Benedict's cemetery. SCH ELL Marie Schell.

beloved wife of tH late Frank, lovinc mother of Vaiie Eurn-stine. Charlotte L'mberger. and La Verna Schell. dear sister of Edward Sorooa and the law Theodore. Funeral Monday.

2 P. at chapel. 2950-5 Fulierton at Sacramento. Burial Acacia Park. Beimont 3300 or Kiidare 4000.

SCOTT Gleo O. Scott, husband of NeHia G. fond father of Lawrence R. and Lueil Lee. grandfather of Robert Lawrence.

Restinr af funeral home. 3318 Irvic Park road. Service Monday evening; al o'clock. Interment Columbus. O.

SEYERSON Charlee Severeon, beloved hn-band of Kathenne Johnson. Ionnr faihi of Harold. Charles Shirley Smith, and Ronald. Funeral service Mooday. p.

m. at chapel. 4117 Armitage avenue. Interment Elmwood. Bel.

6019-6027. SHAW William H. Shaw. July 21. 1944.

6400 Yale avenue, father cf Jean brother of Nettie and Gr Shaw. Resting at funeral home. 415 W. n.t, street. Funeral Mondsy.

10 a. to Hernard a church. Mas 10.30 a. m. Us-terment Mount Olivet.

SIDLO Jame J. Sidlo. late of 3704 9. Grove avenue. Berwyn, beloved huraii4 of Mary, nee Barta; lovinr father of Stella Slad.

Vina Metcalfe. Sylvia Swatek. Mabel Hammer, and Pvt. 1st Class George. II.

S. brother of Joseph. Charles. Roa Bartunek. Camile Esehenbach.

and Lilliaa Btlllen. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p. m. a ehapei, 6507 W. Cermtk road Interment Woodlawn cemetery.

Berwyn 2310. SIMON Aaron W. Ronnie Simon, beloved brother of Jeannett Klein and 5" Simon. Service Monday. Juiy 24.

at p. at chapel. 3021 Fullerton avenue. Burial Austro Hungarian. Waldheim.

SKINNER John J. Skinner Lakeland July 20. 1944. formerly of 50 8. Daraen avenue, beloved husband of the late Annie E.

Skinner, nea Gieason; fond father of Viola Jones. Alice R. Pickett, John J. and the late Eie E. Skinner, brother of Grace Shanahan asdl Eva Biehl.

At chapel. 63d and Harvard, after noon Sunday. Funeral from chap Tuesday. July 25. at a.

m. to St. Brea-dan' church. Interment St. Mary SLIN'EY See Julia Sullivan notice.

SPENCER William Spencer, son of the lata Matthew and Bridget, brother cf James. Thomas. Agnes, Mary. Mrs. Franci Anderson, and the late Dr.

George Mrs. Josephine Jones, and Matthew Spencer. Restinr at chapel. 670H W. Madisrm.

Service at St. Catherine Siena church. 10 a. m. Monday.

Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. STUTH Charle J. Smth. Jnly 20. ndde.

ly. beloved husband of the late Imar fnee Harms, fond brother of Ida Crittenden. Funeral Monday, 1:45 p. m. at funeral home.

8953 W. Termak road. Burial Concordia. Lawndale 22(H). SULLIVAN Julia Sullivan, nea of 1638 N.

Natoma avenue, beloved wife of William, fond sister of Mary. Arthur. Mrs. Elizabeth Nielsen, and Mr. Georra Hultgren.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. m. from funeral home. 238 S. Cicero av-naa.

to St. Giles' church. Oast Park. Interment All SainU'. Please omit flower.

TOMPKINS Mary Jane Tompkln. July 18. 1944. of 6628 Blackstone avenue, datisii-ter of Leon and Sarah Tompkins, sister of Mrs. Bush Poole and Marjorie Tompkins.

Service ehapei. 4227 Cottara Grove avenue. Monday. 3 p. m.

Interment Oak Wood cemetery. WEBER Henry J. Weber of 33 8. OeJa-plaine road. Riverside, beloved hushand of Florence fond fsther of Mr.

Rut Carroll of Park Ridge and Henry J. Weber Jr D. 9. A- grandfather cf Douglas Carroll. Funeral at ehapei.

44 Burlington road. Riverside. Monday. p. m.

Burial Acacia Park. Milwaukea paper please copy. WELSH Irwin tEarl) Welsh, lata of 3424 S. Lowe avenue, husband of the lata Mrs. William J.

Obee. Mrs. Augusta Obee, died yesterday at her home, 154 S. 2d Highland Park. She was the wife of William J.

Obee, who for 16 years was supervisor of Deerfield township and formerly was alderman of the 3d and 4th wards in Highland Park. Services will be held at 9 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 27 N. Sheridan Highland Park.

Burial will be in Watcrtown, Wis. Elmer F. Johnson. Services for Elmer F. Johnson, senior partner of the Johnson-Stack company, stationers, ol 221 N.

La Salle will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 5501 N. Ashland av. Mr.

Johnson died Friday in his home at 7756 Haskins av. He is survived by his widow. Hazel, and a brother, Julius R. Johnson. LA FAYETTE COUNCIL.

NO. 3fU. K. OF Members will assemble at funeral home. 1732 Wilson avenue.

Monday evening. July 24. at 8 p. to pay their respects to our late brother. Daniel A.

McCarthy, a charter member. JOSEPH M. SKOKXA, G. K. AMANN Pauline E.

Amann. beloved daughter of Louis and Ellen (nee Leonard), fond sister of Mrs. Madaline Evans. Ella, Mrs. Florence Callahan.

Mrs. Grace Nickel, and Allan O. Amann. Funeral at fhnpel. 4138 Madison street, Monday at 1 p.

m. Interment Forest Home cemetery. St. Louis. papers please copy.

ANDERSON Charles J. Anderson, formerly of 8215 S. Peoria street, beloved husband ol the late Ausrusta, dear father of Mrs. Evelyn J. Stenberr, and the late Herbert Anderson, fond grandfather of Charles and Roger, brother of Frank and the late Will and Gust.

Services Monday. July 24. at 3 p. m. at funeral home, corner 79tb and Aberdeen.

Interment Oak Hill. AUERilACH Bells) F. Auerbach. beloved daughter of Anna and the late Mandel. loving- aister of Rose Zeigmund, Alfred, and the late Freda and Lena.

Services Monday. 10:30, at chapel. 13O0 W. Devon avenue. Interment I.

O. B. A. Family at Zeig-mund, 6636 N. Washtenaw.

BAKER Ernest Baker, July 22. 1044. dear father of Melvin Arlington Heights, Mrs. Evelyn Roark, Mrs. Violet Vant, Elkhorn, Louis Baker and Mrs.

Irene Mead. 12 grandchildren. Resting at chapel. 1706 Jackson boulevard. BALD RIDGE Mamie Gibbs Baldridce ol 6130 Dorchester avenue, sister of Mrs.

Grace B. Valin. Mrs. L. Kearns of Columbus, aunt of Mrs.

Graham Ruchu of Gary. Ind. Services Sunday, 8 p. at chapel. 6203 Lake Park avenue.

Interment Monday at Gary. Ind. Hyde 0014. BARCROFT James A. Barcroft, 7022 S.

Wallace street, beloved husband of the late Mabel dear father of William Mrs. Charlotte Burkhard and Mrs. Mar-iraret Murphy of St. IOiiis. grandfather of Pvt.

1st Class Gordon R. Bulk-hard, U. S. A. A.

C. Services Monday. July 24. at 8 p. at funeral iome, corner of 79th and Aberdeen.

Interment Jacksonville, III. BROWN Margaret Kempfert Brown, 1536 W. 70th street, July 21. wife of Bertram Brown, mother of Dorothy Hansen of Kansas City. and Raymond Kempfert.

S. 2c. U. S. N.

grandmother of Barbara Ann, Williiim Kempfert, and Robert K. Hansen Jr. At chapel. i3d and Harvard, where services will be held Monday, July 24, at 11 a. m.

Interment Elmhurst cemetery, Joiiet, 111. BUCKLIN Vail B. Bucklin. July 20. 1944.

of 1415 Astor street, beloved husband of Imorene P. Bucklin. father of V. Rhodes Chicaro and Mrs. Carl A.

Weise of Brentwood, brother of Dr. Mary B. Allen. Services private. BTJRICK Mary Burick.

beloved wife of John fond mother of Mrs. Mary Frederick-sen and Lucille, sister of Steve and John Grubisic. Funeral Monday. 8:30 a. from chapel, 3901 W.

Chicago avenue, to Holy Trinity church. 18th place and Throop street. Interment St. Mary's. Information Pros.

0400. BUKKE The Rv. Thomas J. Burke, former pastor of St. Hilary's church, July 20.

at Wlnneconne. son of the late John and Mary Burke, brother of Austin. Mrs. Mary Kenny, Mrs. Margaret Downs, Ann.

and the late Joseph and John Burke. Keating at funeral home, 216 N. Clark trect, until Sunday noon. Will lie in state in St. Hilary's church after 3 o'clock Sunday.

Funeral mass Monday. 10:30 a. m. Interment Calvary cemetery. BURKHARD See James A.

Barcroft notice. BURR ELL See Ina M. Nagle notice. CANNON John Cannon of 1518 Waveland avenue, beloved husband of Anna, fond father of May. Peter, Josephine, Sgt.

Thomas, Pvt. Robert. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a. from chapel, 3552 N. South-port avenue, to St.

Andrew's church. Interment All Saints'. CARROLL Edward T. Carroll. July 21.

194 1, dearly beloved son of the late Patrick and Mary Tnee Larkinl, fond brother of John, William, Mrs. Anna Roach, Mrs. Frances C. Thomas, Mrs. Hose Carney, and Sister Mary Chris-tita.

H. V. and the late Joseph and James. Burial Holy Cross cemetery, San F'rancisco. Cal.

CELLA Fortunata Cella, late of 3041 Congress street, beloved sister of Louisa Brown. Mary Bernero, John, the late David and Domenico. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel, 3500 Harrison street, to Presentation church. Inter rfl SPACIOUS WITH MODERN CONVENIENCES Joseph B.

Mudd. Services for Joseph B. Mudd, 53, of 1725 Nashville who died Friday, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow from the chapel at 318 N.

Central av. to St. Giles Catholic church. Mr. Mudd was co-owner of a chain of currency exchanges in Chicago and former manager of the Marland Refining company.

He was the son of the late Joseph A. Mudd. Gen. William M. Morrow.

QUEBEC, July 22 (P). Gen. il-liam M. Morrow, 77, of the United States reserve army and a resident of Washington, D. died in hospital here tonight after a brief illness.

Funeral services will be in Washington on Tuesday. NORTH: 929 W. Belmont SOUTH: 1820 S. Michigan WEST: 2346 W. Madison EASY TO REACH BY BUS OR STREET CAR 8 Hurt When Street Car and Garbage Truck Crash Eight Negroes were injured slightly and several other passengers shaken yesterday when an eastbound Roosevelt rd.

street car collided with a garbage collection truck at Morgan and smashed the truck against a safety island. The truck driver, Clifford Davis, 30, Negro. 1243 Loomis and A. Sad-zke, 3925 Cermak motorman, were not hurt. PAPER SALVAGE GOAL SET AT 10 MILLION POUNDS A goal of 10 million pounds of waste paper has been, set by William L.

McFetridge, general chairman of the Chicago Waste Paper Salvage committee, for the city's curb collection on Saturday, Aug. 12. when more than 50,000 OCD tlockworkers and 4,000 Boy Scouts will aid in the drive. The State Street council will join in the collection campaign with advertising, window displays, teams, and man power. In addition 50 army trucks will be among the 600 trucks being recruited.

Lloyd M. Johnson, Chicago commissioner of ftreets and electricity, has been detailed by Mayor Kelly to take charge of the trucks. The street superintendents of Chicago's 50 wards also will devote the day of Aug. 12 to the campaign. Joining Chicago in the drive will be more than cities and towns rnr Chicago.

McFetridge has set a quota of seven pounds per resident for the suburban acreH. -UNDERTAKERS- HUSBAND KILLED AND WIFE HURT BY AUTOMOBILE Cleo Scott. 50, of 3937 Irving Park jewelry technician, was injured fatally and his wife, Nellie, 48, suffered a broken leg when they were struck at Irving Park and Pulaski rds. yesterday by the automobile of James Pionke, 21, of 4315 School a tool grinder. Michael Piggott, 54, of 4501 Emerald a laborer, died in County hospital of injuries suffered Friday when he was struck by a truck at ment Mount Carmel.

Nevada 0644. CROIXA RD Henry E. Croisard I Professorl Florltit for 56 Yean 61-63 E. Monroe St. Greenhouses 909 N.

Harlem late or j'utnam street. Gary. ind. beloved huiatid of Sophie. Funeral Mon 1 iMflJ Union av.

and 43d st. The driver, Harry Mueller, 37, of 2031 Mohawk was not held. day. 1:30 P. at parlors, 834-38 N.

Ashland avenue. Cremation Graceland. Information, Haymarket 6210. DE CARDY Otto Cardy of IfiDR N. Iitus avenue, beloved husband of Lena, nee Strlesel.

fond father of Leonard and Lillian Tutles, brother of Fred, John, and Ida Kramer and the late August and William. Services Monday. July 24. 2:30 LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 6rm AMI HARVARD AVKM E. PHONE WENT WORTH 0025.

MONDAY. BROWN Margaret. 1 1 a. m. at rhaprl.

GEORGE Grnrgs C. 0:30 m. In church. MOHTON John R. 2 p.

til. at chapel. TUESDAY. SKINNER John J. 9 .30 a.

m. In church. SERVICES TO EE ARRANGED. GRIMPE Elizabeth. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6501 NORTH ASHLAND-A VENUE.

PHONE LONGBEACH 2646. MONDAY. JOHNSON Elmer F. 3 p. m.

at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. BAKER Helen. KARELS Josephine. BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 WEST 95TH STREET.

PHONE BEVERLY 2182. MONDAY WIGHTON George I). 3 p. m. at chapel.

LAIN SON p. at funeral home. 5350 w. rorth avenue. Interment Concordia.

Mer. 9890. DEMMERT Robert Demmert. beloved husband of the late Margaret, nee Both; fond father of Marie Zimmerman. Rob ert and William Demmert.

Resting at North avenue to St. Aloysius church. Burial St. Joseph's. I'lease omit flowers.

HOSTY Ajrnes Hosty. late of 7803 May street, beloved daughter of Isabelle c-pevitt Hosty and the late John Hosty. dear sister of Joseph Ann Murphy, John the Rev. Edward Sister Theonita, O. Rose Mulhern.

the Rev. Thomas and Frank A. Hosty. Funeral Monday at 9:45 a. m.

from funeral home. 5438 S. Halssrd street, to Sabina' church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Bou.

0662. ISRTNGH ATTS Elizabeth tsringhaus of 2457 Fairfield avenue, dear sister of Gustav, Ernest and Anna Ryan of Onarca, 111. Services Monday at 3 p. at chapel. 3301 Fullerton avenue.

Interment Oak Ridge. JENNINGS John T. Wilson Jennings. July 9. 88 years old.

at his home tn Miami, Fla hushand of Jeannette Williams Jennings, father of Mrs. James C. Wilson and the late John W. Jennings, grandfather of Mrs. Faul Heegaard-Jensen.

Lt. Jamrs f. Wilson John S. Jennings, and Susan Jennings, great grandf ather of Karen Heegaard-Jensen. Services Miami.

Fla. JESKE Charlotte R. nee Pro-haskal. at Madison, wife of William fond mother of William C. and Ray daughter of Mrs.

Anna Smrs Prohaska. and the late Emanuel, sister of Mrs. E. P. Tourmer of Cranford, N.

and Mrs. Detloff Hcick of Madison. Wis. Resting at funeral home. 23 S.

Marion street. Oak Park, after 1 p. Sunday. Services Monday at 3 P. m.

Interment Bohemian National cemetery. funeral home. 217 N. Cicero avenue. Funeral Monday.

8:45 a. to St. Ferdinand's church. Barry and Mason avenues. Interment St.

Joseph's. DEVI NE Patrick Devine of 4911 Fulton HONOR MEMORY OF STEFAN IK AT MASS MEETING Czechs and Slovaks in Chicago last night heard speakers and sang rational songs as they met in a mass meeting to celebrate the blth birthday anniversary of thf late- Gen. Milan R. Stefanik, co-fountirr and liberator of Czecho-Slovakia during the first World war, who was killed in an airplane crash shortly after the country became a republic. Principal speakers were the Rev.

J. Pelikan, president of the Slovak National alliance and pastor of the Slovak Evangrlical Lutheran church, and Joseph Martinek of the Czechoslovak National council. J. Hnizdo of the Chicago general council was a guest. The meeting, held annually since Stefanik's death, was in Stefanik auditorium, 211R S.

Pulaski rd. Honore treet. July 20. dear mother of Theodore. Robert S.

Miller. Katherin Krawczynski. Joseph. Lottie, and Helen. at the AIR-CONDITIONED CHAPELS OF LAIN SON SKEELES- Biddle AIR COOLED.

COLONIAL CHAPEL 7S38 COTTAGE GROVE RAD. 0220 Private Parking Areii. JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. Irom ehapei.

1735 Wabansia avenue, to Holy Trinity church. Interment St. Adalbert' cemetery. Bru. 2535.

MCNDEE Joseph Donald Mundee of 516 6th street. Wilmette, on of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest M. Mundee.

brother of Mar-shall Mundee. Restlnr at 1115 Ashland avenue. Wilmette. Services Monday. 10 a.

St. Francis Xavier church. Icier-termeit All Saints' cemetery. NAGLE Tna M. Burrell Nagle of Maywood.

111., beloved wife of Patrick dear rmither of Hazel Carignan of L. and Myrtle Sandt. loving- sister of John WW. 6060. I.dN.

ERIE AT WABASH, RAVKNSWOOII. ARMY orniKK REPORTS LOSS. T.t. Arnold Whit of Itetrmt, it-h toM prill's yesterday that he Ion I a brief rsse containing his traveling orders and (-ompvhnp bf tween the lirrV-dfkf'f ntirf the loop. street, beloved husband of Mary Devine I nre Devinel.

Restlnr at funeral home, 217 N. Cicero avenue. Funeral Tuesday, lO a. to St. Thomas Aquinas' church.

Interment Mount Carmel. DOLLMEYER Anna Doll merer, late of 1435 N. Kolin avenue, July 22. 1944, fond mother of Elizabeth Taber, Florence, and Walter Dollmeyer. sister of Mary Schmidt, Bertha Mosher.

Charles. Albert. William, and Fred Stark and the late Julia Bris-bin. grandmother of Roland. Kenneth, and Rarbara Ann Dollmeyer.

Resting at funeral home. 3834-36 Irving Park road. Funeral Tuesday. Information. Irving 0666.

EDEI.ING Luella C. F.beling, July 22. late of H35 Forest avenue. River Forest, beloved wife of the late Edward W. Ebel-ing, dear mother of Rosemary.

Franr.ee and Edward. Resting at funeral home, 4817 Chicago avenue. Funeral at Christ Episcopal church. Franklin avenue and Lake street. River Forest.

Monday. July 24. at 3:30 p. m. Interment Acacia Tark.

EDDY Anna K. S. Eddy, nee Henriksen. of 6037 N. Albany avenue, beloved wife of William, dear mother of Major Leslie J.

Eddy, U. S. rrandmother Jack, dear sister of Rasmus, Marie Petersen, Helira Mogensen. Henrik of Montesano. Snfus Henriksen, and the late Nielsen.

Services Tuesday at 2 p. m. at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment at Memorial Park cemetery. Member of Skansen lodge.

No. 139. D. S. Daughters of Denmark, Danish American Sick Fleneflt society, Danish Old Settlers, and Illinois Singing society.

EGAN T.t. John Patrick Egan, air corps, ase 26. killed in action over Germany. March 6. 104.

son of Alphonsus J. and I.lllin C. Kaon. 8120 8. Ada street, brother of Msler Alphonsus Mary, O.

Lt. Robert U. S. A. A.

C. Mary Alice, and Raymond Paul. Memorial mass Monday. July 24. at 9:30 a.

at St. Sabina church, 78th and Throop streets. EHLERS Dorothea Ehlers, beloved daughter of George and Emma, dear sister of Pvt. Earl. U.

S. A. Funeral from chapel, 3100 Irving Park road, Monday. 9 a. to St.

Veronica' church. Burial St. Joseph's. FIDDICK John Fiddick, beloved son of John R. and Nellie Clark, loving brother of Frances Marshall.

David and Pvt. 1st Class Joseph. U. S. A.

Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 a. m. from chapel, 2950-58 Fullerton avenue, at Sacramento, to St. Sylvester' church and St. Joseph'.

Belmont 8300 or ildar 4000. C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME.

200 E. ERIE. 1 block E. of Michigan. 90 ftARS SERVICE SUP 709 MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS CEMETERY MARKERS MONUMENTS AT Savintrx Senm-Koebncta Baaemt AIo at Irving- Park and Cicero-av The Lain Son Chapels are air-conditioned the year 'round.

The air is washed clean, humidified, and the temperature adjusted for your Comfort, regardless of outside temperatures. The Lain Son Chapels were the first to be Air-Conditioned in Chicago and you may attend funeral services in complete comfort during the hottest weather. -CEMETERIES- Bessie, nee O'Brien; son of the late Joha and Sarah Welsh, brother of Raymond, J. Welsh. Funeral Monday.

2. at a. from chapel. 712 W. 31st.

St. David' church. Interment Calvary. Information. Victory 1158.

Member ef the 11th Ward Democratic organization. WIGHTON eorre D. Wirhton. 10763 S. Hale avenue.

July 21. 1944. beloved hoe-band of the late Jeannie Wirhton. find father of Mrs. Howard Covin and M-.

Edward Dougherty. At chapel. 2121 w. 95th street, where services will be held Monday. July 24 at 3 p.

m. Interment Mount Hope. Please omit Sower. WILLY Mr. George Ursula L.

1 Willy. July 20. aged years, late residence. 10548 Ewinc avenue, wife of the lata George Willy, beloved mother of Mrs. Barbara Fauth.

Mr. Margaret Syler. Mrs. Ruth DoIIake. George.

Peter, Sn. Cbnst. and John Willy. 11 grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 2 p.

ra at mortuary. 10240 Ewing avenue. Mr. Charles Pat-tullo. officiating.

Interment Oar Hill cemetery. Hammond. Ind. Son. WYLEZIK Felix Wylexik.

beloved bnsband of Jennie, nee Knipper; dear father of Felix Fred. Mrs. Hilary Psiedzie. Conrad, and Paul, father-in-law at Joaep Dsiedzic. Services Monday, p.

at funeral parlor. 1939 W. 35th treck Late men Evergreen. DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS HIRSCH A monument will be dedicated the memory of David Rirsca SuncLir. July 23.

at p. at Anshe Kanessea Israel, comer Roosevelt and De Piaisea. Babbi Lehrfleld will officiate. Frsesoa are invited to attend. MALTZ Lye Maltz.

A monument ba dedicated on Sunday. August 6th. at 1 p. Chevra Shomer Hade cemetery. Dea Plaine and Roosevelt road.

Waldheim. Services by Rabbi Adam Neuberger. Pleaaa Inform friends. LOVING WIFE AND JOHNSEN Hans P. Jnhnsen.

July 22. beloved husband of Anna, nee Gyving; dear father of Arthur, fond grandfather of Bruce. Services Tuesday, 1 :30 p. at funeral home. 3429 Fullerton avenue.

Interment Acacia Park cemetery. Member of Nora lodge. No. 1. R.

H. No. 415. 8. of and Northern Light lodge.

No. 1056, A. F. A A. M.

JOHNSON Bernice M. Johnson, July 20, 1944, beloved wife of the Rev. Benjamin fond mother of Pvt. Daniel, U. S.

end Monroe. N. R. O. T.

dear daughter of Margaret Dcnsmore. sister of Monroe Densmore of Minnesota. Resting at funeral home. 5017 Chicago avenue, until 11 a. Monday.

Services Monday. 2 p. at Salem Ev. Free church. California and Mclean avenues.

Interment Mount Olive. Please omit flowers. JOHNSON Elmer F. Johnson of 7756 N. Haskins avenue.

July 21. 1044. beloved huband of Hazel Johnson, brother of Julius R. At chapel. 6501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services w-ill be held Monday, July 24, at 3 P. m. Interment Memorial Park. JOROENSEN Amy Constance Jnrgensen of William Bar. July 20.

wife of the late Jorgen Jorgtmaen, survived by two sisters, Mr. Peter Korsan and Mr. George Jacobson, a daughter, Mr. Ralph Hirsch-berg, three grandchildren, also aunt, Mr. Constance Seversen.

four nieces, three nephews, and six grandnephew. Funeral William Bay Congregational church, 10:30 a. Monday, July 24. Interment Mount Olive cemetery. Chicago, 111., 1:30 p.

July 24. KAMM Jacob Kamm, beloved husband of the late Minna, fond father of Richard, Frances Bandett, Sol, and the late Mar-caret Arkin and Rose Herman, five grandchildren, three great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday. p. at chapel.

3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment O. cemetery, Jewish Waldheam. i --VL11 fVrJ I Offers 4 Grave Lots WITH PERPETUAL CARE Oakridgo Cemetery FOR $125 TOUR INSPECTION INVITED. Roosevelt -rd.

W. of I. Grange-rd. MANSFIELD 4'0o. your Jlowers Will Comfort the Civil i T.

Burrell. Funeral Tuesday. 9:15 a. from chapel. 4817 Madison st- to St.

Eit-lalia's church. Maywood. 111. Aus. 1137.

NELSON Josephine Nelson of 7663 Exchange avenue. July 21. 1944. beloved wife of Ole. dw mother cf Mrs.

Sime Habenicht. Blanche Nelson. Mrs. Gwendolyn Simeox, and the late Harry Nelson, sister of Mrs. Alma Fred.

Andrew Nojd. John. Charlr-s, and Taul Johnson. At chapel, 2700 E. 75th street.

Services Monday. 1:30 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. Bag.

3737. NELSON Nel Nelson, beloved husband of the late Hannah, loving father of Mr. Ella Nelson, grandfather of Kloise. and Donald. Resting at chapel.

851 E. 75th street. Servi'-es Monday. July 24. at 1 p.

from Gustavus Adolphu Lutheran church. 7426 Drexel avenue. Interment Mount Greenwood. NESS Alfred Ness of 5136 N. Keating avenue, beloved husband of Louisa, nee Espeland; loving- father of Grace Lund-vick.

Marvin. Marjorie Anderson. Robert. Fern. Lila Walinder.

Norma Burns, and Mari-Lou Healey. brother of Tngva, Lillian. Olga. and the lata George. Service rrivate.

Monday av. m. Interment Mount Olive. Please oroit Cowers. Information, call FaL 3591.

I Leaving city wish to dispose of two 4 rave lola in Acaria Park cemetery in chapel section. now a lot hps i offer taket. Wilmette 2207. Cemetery lots wanted Best cash offer paid. Addreg '239.

Tribune. WANT for cash 2 or 3 cryiitn. Rosehill mausoleum. Address 478. Tribune.

itiflll Everereen Cemetery 4 4-grave lots; will gHcriflce. Address 352. Tribune. 6 GRAVE LOTS, ACACIA PARK. AialU 5501 N.

ASHLAND AV. Soddlt 63rd HARVARD 2121 W. 95 th ST- PROSPECT r' 'Ss ft crava lot In Memorial Park Will iepa-rata, reaaonable. Gr. 6870.

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