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0 -8IATN VITtett- -DIATH ItTttfl -8IATM lOTlClt- SLAYER OF GREEK CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE f-rt 1 Fete 2 May 3, UIDEIT-KIIS OBITUARIES STARSIAK-Tlllle Starsiak, nee Wodka, 1st of WESLEY M. SEARS BRADLEY-John C. Bradley, of 2208 120th place. Blue Island, April 30, beloved husband of Pauline Bradley, dear father of the late Joann. At chapel, 316 W.

63d street at Harvard avenue, Chicago, where services will be held Monday, May 3, at 4 p.m. Interment Tipton, Iowa. BURNS-Clara Burns, age 67 years, passed Services for Wesley M. Sears, BOGOTA PARLEY ENDS; ECONOMIC TREATY SIGNED MALONE-Mary Malone, nee Carmody, beloved wife of the late James, loving mother of Mary E. Gaul, James Frank and the late John and Walter.

Funeral Wednesday. May 5, at 9:30 a.m., from her late residence, 4631 W. Flournoy street to Resurrection church. Interment Mount Olivet. Kedzle 7007.

MANGLES-Frances Mantles, beloved mother of Lillian Miller and Ecfith Miller. Funeral Tuesdav. 9 a.m. from chapel. 624 N.

Western son of Richard W. Sears, a founder of Sears. Roebuck OFFICIAL CALLED PATRIOT BY REDS away April 30, at 4603 W. State street. Tot Mother's Day avenue, to Our Lady of Victory church.

Inter ment ML Carmel. 7tt00. MARTTN-Mary Rose Martin, nee Burke, April Rockford, beloved wife of Edward, retired railroad man formerly of Franklin Park, fond mother of Mra. Angelina Dldier of Rockford, sister of Mrs. Angeliiie Gillespie, Leo and August Ehlert of Chicago, 8 grandchildren.

Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., from lata realdence to St. Patrick's church. Requiem masa 9:30 a.m. Burial St. Joseph's cemetery.

River Grove, Illinois. mail order house, will be held at 2 p.m. today at the. home of his sister. Mrs.

Sylvia Sears Gardner. 2700 Euclid Park Evanston. He will be buried in Rosehlll cemetery. Mr. Sears, whose home was in Grayslake, Lake county, died Friday night in the St.Therese BUTLER, William E.

Butler, of Clear Laxe xi, iv4s, loving mother of Lucy McCartney, Irene Lee and Virginia Chesnar, dear sister of Sarah Muhllnfeld. Funeral from chapel, 6601 N. Ashland avenue, Tuesday. May 4, at 9:30 a.m., to at. Gregory's i church.

Interment Calvary. McCAMB RIDGE -Robert E. McCambrldg. May 1, suddenly, late of 8736 S. Loo mis boulevard, devoted son of James J.

and Kathleen, nee Carey, dear brother of Mrs. hospital in Waukegan. He was a S101 W. Nelson street, oeiovea wue of Andrew, loving mother of Josephine Nows, Dr. William Dr.

Casimir and Atty. Alexander dear sister of Anns Gniada. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from parlors, 834 38 N. Ashland avenue to Holy Trinity church. Interment SL Adalberts.

Hay. 6800. STENHOLM-EUen Stenholm, May 1, of 1201 Grant street, Evanston, 111. Wife of the late August Stenholm, mother of Gilbert FL, Harold and Elmer E. SleiilioU-.

Sister of Walfred and Emanuel Svedstrom. Services 2:30 p. Monday, at Mission Covenant church, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park. STEVSNSON-Allred P.

Stevenson, of 208 W. 71 street, beloved husband of Margaret, father of Isabella and James H. Member ot Flat Janitors union No. 1. Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 p.m., st chapel, 79th and Emerald.

Interment Evergreen. Please omit flowers. THE IL-Emily J. Thell, nee Dushek, beloved wife of Emil fond mother of Robert Laverne M. Thell, sister of Frank and William.

Funeral Tuesday. May 4, at 8:30 a. from funeral home, 6917 W. Cermak road. Berwyn, to St.

Leonard's church. Interment SL Adalbert's. Call Stanley 1092. VALENTINO-See Maria Poppa notice. WILLIAMS-Sarah Anne Williams, May 1, ot 644 Chestnut street, Wlnnetka, Illinois.

Wife of the late J. Hedley S. Williams, mother of Beatrice and Mary Williams. Service 4:30 p.m., Monday at Christ church. 784 Sheridan Road, Wlnnetka.

WILSON, Frank Charles Wilson, passed away suddenly. May 1st, president and founder at The Letter Shop, Inc. Funeral Wednesday, May 6, at 1:30 p.m. from chapel, 1427 W. i Chicago avenue.

Interment St, Lucas cemetery Monroe 2674. Woods, Buchanan, beloved husband of Alice fond brother of Mrs. Jennie Brooks and Mrs. Ella Mottershead. Resting at chapel, 851 E.

75th street. Services Tuesday, May 4 at 11 a.m. Interment Buchanan, Mich. member of the Chicago Board of Trade. Mr.

Sears at 41 enlisted LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL Sit WEST SD-STRKT. AT HARVARD. TOONS WXNTWORTK OOJS. MONDAY BRADLEY -John 4 p.m., chapel, O'LEARY-John It a.m., at chapel. YAMALL-Denal4, I p.m., at chapel.

SERVICES TO Bt ARRANGED SMITH. Jowch. WALTERS.John NORTH SIDE CHAPEL SlOl NORTH ASMIAWC-AVCMUS. PHONS tONGBBACK 34. MONDAY HERMANSON-Herman 12 won.

tl chapel. HOOFE R-Edith Sarah, 1 a. at chapel. MONROE. Augusta I p.m., at chapel.

THURNBLAS-Bazvl. 3 p.m at chapel. TUESDAY ELARA.In((borf. 2 p.m.. at chape).

MARTIN-Man 10 In church. WEDNESDAY ZAGE-Hattle, I p.m., at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED FOX-Kenneth L. MILLER-Marton. BEVERLY CHAPEL till WEST tSTH-TRKT.

MfONE UVXRLY S1S2. MONDAY KVTTHINSON-JU1, 11 a.m.. In church. PRATT -Christina 8 p.m.. at chapel Kathleen Larimer, James John Mary, CELLTNI-riorence Cellini, nee Clancanelll, $15 Guerranfed Singers as a private in the marines after Pearl Harbor and served Patricia Ann, and Maureen.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 1130 W. 87 street, near Racine, to St. Killan's church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment St.

Mary's Radcliffe 1100. in the Pacific war theater. He is survived by his widow, Lil McKENNA-Grace Patterson McKennk, wife of lian: and two sons, Wesley Jr. and Carroll. LSLAND r.

MAPES Funeral services for Lei and Russell Mapes. 56, assistant vice nresident of the Illinois Charles J. McKenns, tcouier of Charles Patterson McKenns, Mrs. J. Clifton Dayton, sister of George J.

Patterson of Brooklyn, N. Mrs. H. J. Klley of Bay Shore, Lonf Island.

Funeral from home for funeralav" Erie at Wabash avenue, Tuesday, May at 9:30 a-m. to Holy Name Csthederai, Interment New York City. McNULTY -Theodore James McNulty, beloved husband ot Eleanor, nee Llllwltz, loving father of Theodore, dear son ot Frances and the late Thomas, fond brother of Thomas, Rita Weise, Geraldlne, Jeannette, and Patricia. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. Chanel.

2950-53 Fullerton at Sacramento. Bell Telephone company, will A gift which will give pleasure for years to come, reminding the recipient of your affection. Remtm-ber, only male birds sing, and wc sell no females except for breeding purposes. A large selection of latest style cages from $3.75 up. LOVE BIRDS Baby parakeets for training to talk, $15.

Only young birds can be trained. Mature parakeets, per) pair, 1 2. While these neither talk nor sing, they are highly decorative, and entertaining. be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday the Northmlnster Presby terian church.

Evanston. Mr. to Our Lady of Grace church and St. Joseph's. Mapes.

who lived at 3015 Paine Death notices en this pg are) in TWO unduplicatwd alphabetical listing. Tha lata edition notices follow. LAIN SON Evanston, -lea Saturday nieht en route to Passavant Member Damen council, ot c. Bei.a.LW. MENCARTNT-Ersllla Mencarlnl, nee Blanchl, beloved wife of Frank, dear mother of Lens Rigali, and Anna Magnanenzl.

Funeral Tues day, 9 a. from chapel, 1241 Clyboura avenue, to St. Vincent's church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Mohawk 0850.

MENENDIAN-Zarouhla Menendlan. beloved hospital after suffering a heart attack as he left the Key club. ISO E. Ontario st. wife of the late Krlkor, fond mother of Alex He is survived by his widow, Ellen.

and two daughters, Mary Virginia and Mrs. Jessie Hamel. ander. Alice Hagoclan. and Gladva.

sister of Five Everbloomlnj Roses 5 (Velut S6.S5) JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" IRIS AT WAlASH-AT. WHITEHALL 00. 4S41 RAVtNSWOOD-AV. LON-Bt-CH C30S C. H.

JORDAN CO. 83 YEARS SERVICE SUP. 7709 3t K. VIC 1 loct C. et Wrhit-a-rVKZKAI.

HOeCC. Peter and Charles Janjlklan. Services Tues-; MRS. HARRf A. IRONSIDE Services for Mrs.

Helen G. aay, May a p.m., at funeral home, 6200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Irving Park cemetery. MESStNEO-Joseph Measlneo, beloved husband of Sarah, nee Montera; tond father ef Leonard and Jeanne, brother of Carlo Measlneo Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m., from chapel, 3500 W.

Harrison street, to Blessed Mother Cabrlni church. Interment Mount Carmel. Nevada 0644 Ironside. 1553 N. Clark One each ef I different earned vsrteHes, ur selection.

Including Ted. yellow, piek end multicolor, each named and labeled, for $5. (Pottage 25c additlonel) IB different varieties ef eur selection fee SIO. no aim ife of the Rev. Dr.

Harry A. Ironside, pastor of the Moodv late of 3031 Flour noy street, beloved wife of the late Anthony, loving mother of Mary Del Bocclo, Angellne Manzo, Clara Dwyer, Edith Ralston, and Elvera Bracamontes. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., from chapel. 3500 W. Harrison street.to Mother Cabrlnt church.

Interment Mount CarmeL Nev. 0044 CERMAX -George F. Cermak, beloved hus. band of Josephine M. Cermak.

loving father et Mary arm, fond brother of Emily Guts chick, Frances GutschlcK, Florence Cermak, Joseph and Edward Cermak. Funeral Tuesday, May 4th, 1948, 2 o.m., from chapel, 6213-15 W. 26th street, jBerwyn. Interment Bohemian National. Stanley 1880.

COLLINS-Charles M. Collins, beloved sea ot the lata Cornelius and Elizabeth Collins, fond brother of Mary, Mrs. Catherine Foley, Cornelius and Mrs. Josephine Boedeker. Funeral Tuesday 9 a.m.

from chapel 2348 W. Madison street to St. Angela church. Interment Mount Carmal cemetery. COMPTON-Edward Compton, of 2832 So.

E-merald avenue, beloved husband of Beatrice Dufal Compton, fond father ot Lillian Ams-den, Edward and James EUter, Russel Raymond Compton. Funeral Wednesday 11. from funeral home, 712 W. 31 street. Interment family lot, Informatioa) Victory 1158.

CONLEY-Glenn Richard Conley, of 3804 Mar-pole avenue, beloved son of Edward M. and Daisy Conley Phillips, brother of Mrs. Karl leen Zeiler, Mark and Norris Conley. Resting at chapel, 7350 Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral Tuesday.

May 4, at 1 p.m. Interment Mount Greenwood cemetery. D'AMICO-See Maris Poppa node. DOOHAN-Joseph M. Doohan, SSgt.

79th In-W. fan try Division, killed In action, July 4th, 1944, in France, beloved husband fA of Marlon Giles Doohan, dear son of Elizabeth, nee O'Connor and the lata Michael brother of John Marie Catherine Loretta and James Doohan. Remains will arrive Monday, 1 p.m., May 3rd, 1943. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 4817 Madison street, to St. Thomas Aquinas church.

Burial Mt. Carmel. Member of Edward J. Lavln post, No. 1047, American Legion and Austin post.

No. 2966 V.F.W. Austin 1137. DREWS-Beth Drews, May 1, late of 2141 Melrose street, dear daughter of William and Anna, nee Fischer. Funeral Tuesday, May 4, at 1 p.

from funeral home, -056-58 Belmont avenue, to Montrose cemetery. EHRHART-Paul Ehrhart, beloved brother ot Louise Maul, Mary Flath, Lydia Seilnlt. Fred Ehrhart and the late Louis. Funeral Tuesday, 3 p.m., at chapel, 2340 W. Madison atxet.

Interment Forest Home cemetery. EILMESS-See Maria Poppa notice. EULB ERC' Anna Helen Eulberg, nee SchliU, May 1, 11148, beloved wife of the late John J. Eulberg, fond mother of Dorothy E. Walsh and Robert ulberg.

Resting at Furlong funeral chapel, Galena, DL Mass Tuesday, May 4, 9 a.m. (CST) St Mary's church, Galena, ILL Burial SL Mary's. Mer.1095. FENSKE -Frits Fenske, late of McHenry, Illinois, formerly of Chicago, huaband of the late Edith, nee Block, fond father of Harriet Erring, Gertrude Rodenbostel and Marrue- rite Thompson and Fred P. brother of Emm HoUatz, Ernest, Otto, Albert, Robert and Gusta grandfather of Marilyn, Herbert, Michael and Fred.

Services Monday, 1:30 P.m. from chapel, 3834-33 Irving Park road. Interment Acacia Park. FLIGHT -Pfc. George E.

FUeht. In action In Fostege 35 cents additional. Memorial church, will be held Phone CENtral 0535 MONIGHAN-Justin J. (Duck) Monlghan, belov Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Moody Memorial church with burial in FLOWERS Floral Thoughts From $5 63 East Monroe St Central 3777 Greenhouses 909 N.

Harlem A. LANGE Memorial Park cemetery. Mrs. ATHENS, May 2 (AP)-A state funeral will be held tomorrow for Justice Minister Christos Larjas, slain yesterday when an assassin threw, a hand grenade into his car. The assassin, Efstratos Mout-soyanis.

22, who was wounded by police fire after killing a policeman with another grenade, Is expected to live. Police described him as a Communist. Ladas' death Is expected to lead to the arrest of important Communist leaders. The radio of Markos Vifiades, leader of the Gommunist guerrilla forces fighting the government, described Moutsoyanls as a patriot. May Get Job Constantine Rentis, minister of public order.

Is acting minister of justice. It Is believed that former Premier Sophocles Venizelos, deputy leader of the Liberal party, can have thejustice ministry if he wishes it. A destroyer has been to return Venizelos to Athens from the island of Spetsai, where he is reported to be on a hunting trip with Dwight Griswold, head of the American mission to aid Ladas was considered to have been one of the strongest members of the Greek government. Ladas violently disagreed with members of his own party on questions of economic preference. One of the most influential members of the Liberal party fought against him within the party ranks because Ladas would not countenance use of his office for political purposes.

Respected By Opposition Ladas keen legal mind and sense of responsibility earned him the respect of even the royalist opposition. While other Liberal party members of the government have been under attack by the opposition press, there was no challenge of Ladas. Next to Premier Themistokles Sophoulis, be was the strongest man when showdowns came in Liberal party councils. He fought aggressively for redress to owners of real estate who were forced to sell during the occupation. This attitude incurred the wrath of his own party members.

MEDIATORS TO MEET RAIL CHIEFS TODAY; SMALL PROGRESS MADE Efforts to ward off a nationwide railroad strike May 11 will be resumed today by Government mediators at another-meeting with railway represent-, atives. The conference is scheduled for 10 a.m. in of-, flees in Union station. Frank P. Douglass, chairman of the national railway mediation board, and Francis A.

O'Neill, another board member, arrived Thursday in a last minute move to avert the strike. Since then, they have met twice in day long sessions with union officials, and once with the railroads' three carrier conference committees. Apparently little progress ironside died at her home Sat urday morning. Dr. and Mrs.

Ironside celebrated their 50th ed husband of Kauiryn loving brother ox John Harry Marguerite Broock, and the late Leo. Services Tuesday, 1 p.m. At late residence, 6001 Prospect avenue, Berkeley, Illinois. Interment Oakridge. MURNANE-See Cecelia Ralferty notice.

NOWAXOWSKl-Sophle Nowakowskl. beloved wife of the late Michael, dear mother of Jenny Ostapowlcz, Helen DeChristina, Pauline Hoth, Merlon, Thaddeus, and Edward, fond mother-in-law of Stanley Ostapowlcz, Joseph DeChristina, Elmer Hoth, Martha, nd Lillian, grandmother of four. Funeral Tiiecri-v. Uh 4. 0:30 a.m..

from chapel. wedding anniversary in January. She is survived by her husband. son, the Rev. John and a aughter.

Mrs. Lillian I. Koppin. DONNELLAN FOR FUNERALS JSr- blvd. at 77th street SOUTH SHORE 8321-22 ANDREWS-Nlck Andrews, of 2143 S.

California avenue, loving husband of Agatha, nee Pros, dear father of Eleanore and George. Funeral Tuesday, at 9:30 a.m., from chapel 1701 W. 21 street to St. Roman's church. Interment at Resurrection.

Canal 5735. ANDRUSZKIEWICZ-Sea Nick Andrews notice. BALL-Derk Ball, of 2940 W. 95th street, beloved husband of Sophia dear father of Henrietta Vos, Jennie Bolt, Everett, Catherine and Carl Ball, grandfather of fourteen. Resting at chapel, 2955 W.

95th street, until 11 Tuesday. Services at First Reformed church of Roseland, 2 p.m. Interment Evergreen. BICKNASE-Bertha Bicknase, beloved sister ot Lena Schrecke, Martha Stetzler, Emma, Frank and Herman Bicknase and Alma Geiser. Services Tuesday, May 4th, 1 p.m., at funeral home, 5200 N.

Western avenue, corner Foster. Interment Hillside cemetery, Paletine, IU. BYKD-John Homer Byrd, beloved husband of Annie, fond father of Louise, Homer, George, and Robert. Services Tuesday, 1 p.m., at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue. IntermenL Glen Oak cemetery.

Member of Boulevard lodge, No. 882, A.F. it A.M. CALABRESE-Assunta Calabrese, nee Furlatl, late of 1625 N. Latrobe avenue, beloved wife oi the late Daniel, fond mother of Agnes Miller, Mrs.

Margaret Sansone, and tbe late George Mazzucca, Mrs. Mary Lavln, grandmother of John Bernbaum Jr. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 a.m., from chapel 5908 W. Roosevelt road, to St. Peter Canisius church, 5035 W.

North avenue. Interment ML CarmeL Information, Man. 0120. CARSON -Robert Birchel Carson, beloved husband of Ada, nee Workman, father of Maxlne Koch, and Donna Schooth, grandfather of Anita and Linda Koch and Janice Schooth, brother of Clyde, Ray, Minnie Lawson of Topeka, Ted of Ada Garnet of Fort Madison, Iowa, George of Denver and F.dyth Kenig of Berkeley, on-ln-Uw of Mrs. Ells-boih Porter of Kansas City, Mo.

Cervices Tuesday 2 p.m., at funeral home, 9568 Belmont avenue, Franklin Park. Interment Norwood Park Home cemetery. Gladstone 6-2818. CIHAK-Theresa M. Spaceman notice.

CUFF-See Fraunhofer notice. FARRE LL-Michael Far re 11, May 1, 1943, beloved husband of Vera. Resting at funeral home, 4506 Sheridan road, where services will be held Tuesday, May 4, at 2 p.m. Interment Graceland cemetery. Information Longbeach 4714.

FF.RRO-James J. Ferro. ef 7229 Evans ve-, hue, beloved father ot Audrey and Jean Marie, fond brother ot Salvadore and Flor BY JULES DUBOIS (Chicago Tribune Press Service) BOGOTA. Colombia, May 2-The ninth inter-American' conference ended officially this afternoon with the signing of the Bogota economic convention and final minutes as the remaining United States delegates started for home. Because of production difficulties Involved In translation of the final text of the economic pact, the United States delegates.

Assistant State Secretary Norman Armour, former Ambassador William D. Pawley. and Paul C. Daniels, director of the office of American republics affairs, signed the treaty before this afternoon's session. Owing to the delicate nature of the discussions involving the pact the committee agreed to give all the nations until May 10 to submit to the conference secretariat their observations on the minutes of all the meetings of the economic committee.

"Right To Revolt' The United States Declaration of Independence was cited by several delegates to justify a Cuban proposal to legalize revolutions in the western hemisphere. The proposal was carried to the floor at the final plenary session and deadlocked in a 10 to 10 vote. With one republic abstaining. The major argument, presented by Oscar Ganz Martinez. Cuban ambassador to Argentina, who replaced Ambassador Aguillermo Belt, was that America abhors tyranny and oppression.

He cited the preamble to the Declaration of Independence which affirmed the right to rebel against British tyranny and oppression. The argument carried little weight with some of the delegates who interpreted the original language of the Cuban proposal variously as declarations of violence," "consecration of the instrumentation of revolutionary movement," and a "consecration of anarchy." Aimed At Dictatorships The Cuban proposal was aimed at Latin American dictatorships and strangely enough Honduras and the Dominican Republic voted for it. Foreign Minister Antonio Parr a Velasco of Ecuador also cited the rebellion of the 13 American colonies against England as justification for inclusion of the Cuban proposal the declaration of human rights adopted here. The original Cuban proposal was unacceptable to a majority of the nations including Mexico, Venezuela, and Panama. It read: "Every person has the right to resistance when he is denied rights." Mexican Foreign Minister Jaime Torres Bodet suggested a revision which was accepted by Ganz as the final phraseology.

This read: "The right to resistance against ostensible acts of tyranny and oppression is recognized." How Nations Lined Up Of the nations which voted for the Cuban proposal, five have had revolutions in the last 10 years. They are Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Panama, and Venezuela. Mexico, Cuba, and Uruguay have enjoyed comparative political calm. Two dictatorships, Honduras and the Dominican Republic, have maintained internal peace thru strong arm methods. Seven of the nations.

which opposed the Cuban move have experienced either revolutions or palace coups in the last decade. They are Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Paraguay. Chile, Peru, and the United States have not. El Salvador, which abstained from voting and produced the deadlock, had its last bloody revolution in the spring of 1944. 4907 Archer avenue, to Divine Word church.

MRS. JAMES G.K. MCCLURE Services for Kirs. Susan Skin- Don't hunt around. Be a SETTER! Jier Cramer McClure, wife of 67th and Bpruigneia.

in term eni ah oaima. Virginia 0521. NOYES-Harry B. Noyes, age 83 of 829 Wisconsin avenue. Oak Park, husband of Emms nee Sharp, father ot Kenneth, grandfather of Robert Kenneth.

Resting at funeral home, 203 S. Marian street (Wisconsin avenue). Oak Park, after 2 p.m., Sunday services. Monday 1:30 p.m. Burial Forest Home.

Janes G.K. McClure. president of the Farmers Federation, will be held today in the First JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS RIB AT WAtASH-AV. WHITEHALL 0S0. 4J41 RAVENSWOOD-AT.

Presbyterian church, Ashe-ville. N.C. Mrs. McClure died OMENS -Pvt. Robert L.

Omens, U.S.M.C.R., age 17, Marcn iwts, at two Jima, beloved aon ot Mrs. Rae Goldstein and Edward Omens, brother ot Esther LONUaiACH 050S. Saturday at Fairview, N.C. She was born in Lake Forest and was Active for many years In the C. H.

JORDAN 6 CO. 13 YEARS SERVICE SUP. 7709 SO X. (RIB. 1 a'oclr I el atl-tuiaa.

UWKRA1. HC" Garden Club of America. Her ooidatain, dear granaaon oi jopn ano me late Esther Cohen. Services at chapel. 704 Crawford avenue, Tuesday, May 4, 2 p.m.

Military by Jewish War Veterans of the United States. Interment Waldhelm. AR3lM.F.Nn.3osenh Passeleno. late of 2838 father-in-law. Dr.

James G.K. ciMinms McClure. a well-known minister. was president of the Mccormick S. Wells street, dear husband of Mae Relter.

AN 8 grave lot In Mount Auburn Memorial Park, Oak park Ave. at 4 1st St. White graves can be sold separately. Reas. Owner at 237 S.

Theological seminary for many 1 7ii Maywooq, U. Tel. Maywoo. 3873. years.

ranee, formerly oi miu s. Marengo venue, Forest Park, beloved son of Anna and Earl, fond brother of Blanche 5X GRAVE LOT IN MOUNT EMBLEM. BARGAIN. $500. EELMONT 1369.

i Funeral Tuesday, 9 s.m., from cnapei, eiu W. 26th street to St. Anthony church. Interment SL Mary's. Victory 6681.

PHE LAN-Thomas J. Phelan, age 71, April 28, at Santa Barbara, suddenly, husband of Katharine, father of Margaret, Patricia, Thomas Jr and Mrs. Robert Beaven, Funeral W-dneaday, May 6. 10 a.m., at El. Mary's Catholic church, Lake Forest, HI.

DR. GILMAN CALDWELL PAYNTER. 4 GRAVE lota in beautiful Fairmount Cema- A memorial service for Dr. Davis, Grace, Edward and Earl Jr. Services Wednesday, May 5, at 2:30 at funeral home, 0901-03 W.

Roosevelt road, corner Xenllworth avenue. Interment Oakridee cemetery. Military honors by Commonwealth Edlaon Post, American Legion. Gllman Caldwell Paynter. 29, I DEATH NOTICES Interment St.

Mary cemetery formerly of Glencoe, will be Stanley wue. PIEHLER-WUhelmlne Frederlka Plehler, of la Meaaerlaaa neia at iu a.m. Tuesday in St. Elizabeth's church. Glencoe.

ence Sands. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m., from funeral home, 820 E. 75 street, to St. Columbanus church, mass 9:30 a.m. Burial Holy Sepulchre.

Vlncennes 1817. FOGERTY-Pfe. Jerome (JerryJ Fogerty, Blue Island, 111., oeiovea sisier en; i Schunersteln, Martha Knorr, Linda Gllmore Do your shopping the easy wiy throurt the RCO BOOK. It's a ol mint of where- to-buy-it information. Use it often I Look in the RED BOOK Chicago's Classified Telephone Directory It puts you on the right track to HEAT TREATING.

FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. ICE CREAM-and almost everything else. BAXSALBt-Ben Baadalln. In loving memory of eur dear ulnar, who passed away May and the late t'lga uanzer. nesiuig i home, 13050 S.

Greenwood avenue. Blue Dr. Paynter, who served four years in the navy and saw U.S. M.C, killed in action on uuam, July 27, 1944, beloved son of Mary and r5! the late J. William Fogerty, dear brother of Catherine Schroedr and John IH3.

DEVOTED CHfl-CR-N. FRAUNHOFER-Marle Fraunhofer. beloved Island, until Tuesday, ll m.m. BLUTSTt-f-Kathae Bluealeln. A tribute of First Lulh.

cnurcn, p.m. uiicrm-m Fneartv. At funeral home. 0210 N. Clark service on a destroyer escort, was stricken with infantile street after 12 o'clock noon Tueaday, May 4.

cemetery. love Is the wonderful memory of eur beioveo husband, father, and rrarvL'ilber, who passed way ens year afo today. Funeral Wednesday morning at 0:30, from paralysis last Thursday in POPPA-Marla Poppa, of 1122 3. Albany "ve funeral home, to St. Margaret Mary church wife of Edward, loving mother of Mildred Schraee and Bemlce Cliff, grandmother of George E.

Kenneth and Bonnie Cliff, sister of Charles Van De Maele, Martha Williams, Florence Potjau, Anna Hayes and Marie Llevens. Services from chapel, 7319 Madison street. Forest Park, Tuesday, 9:30 to SL Bernardine's church. Interment SL Joseph's cemetery. liUVlTIU AIvli and Calvary cemetery.

Falfurrias. where he had nue, loving wife of Marco, aevoiea mounr Vlto, Chris, and Aurello D'Amlco, Lena FOX-Kenneth Lawrence Fox, 1054 Bluff road. DC GJUZIO.Selvstore Willie Da Ora-lo, 1940. established his practice, and Oufde Chicago look In Me Yf UOW MGS We often think of those happy days, Poppa, Mrs. Ellsa tr reaj vai-mina, wu-.

Emma (George) Clark, and Mrs. Nella (Alton) Ellmess. Funeral Tuesday, 9 s. from chapel, 813 W. Taylor street, to SL died Saturday.

He leaves his widow. Helen, and a daughter. towards a settlement has been When we were ail together. Tour loving a mile and cheerful ways. jUNDERSON-Mlnnie Gunderson, at Iron Rives I Ulene oe, age years, dearly beloved husband of Hazel Kaiser Fox, dear father of Kenneth L.

Hubert Stuart and Marcella E. Fox, son of Lulu and the late William C. Fox. Funeral private. Please emit flowers.

New York City papers please copy. formerly of 4438 Wilcox street, be made thus far. Janet Daniel. 3. Agatha cnurcn.

iniermem wioum wiu-u Monroe 0449. loved wife of the late Fred dear mother wui live is our heart forever. WIFE, CHILDREN, MOTHER, DAD, 83TERS, AND BROTHERS. Douglass said the board will of Time Weber and the late Sadie Kunde. At chapel, 4138 Madison street, after 7 p.m..

continue to "explore all points POPPE-See Claude Brady Sr. notice. POTRATZ-Otto W. Potratz. 3724 N.

Hermi POLEY.Tlaiothy J. Foley. A tribute of love. THE REV. WILLIAM TOPS FREUND-Jaeob A.

Freund, May 1st; 1948, late Monday, services Wednesday ax p.m. interment Waldhelm. on which the dispute might be. and retnetooeranee to our oeiov Services for the Rev. Wil settled." some basis passed away four years ago today, and mother, Margaret Lyons Foley, May 8, 1909.

Ultv JftHN HFI.FM. MARrtARET. HOBETN-Benjamln H. Hobein, May 1, late for a settlement is in sight. SELF-POLISHING LIQUID WAX residence, Harrington, fond brother of Miss Cora.

Service Tuesday. 2 p.m.. at liam H. Tope, retired Methodist minister who died Saturday in his Elgin home, will be AND CAMILLE. tage avenue, April 30, 1948, beloved husband of Alma, nee Kroschel, loving father of Beatrice, William and Robert, dear brother of George, Edwin, Herbert Potratz, Ida Davis, and Pauline H11L Funeral Tuesday.

May 4, at 9:30 a. from chapel, 2114 Irving Park road, to St. Andrews church. Interment at SL Boniface cemetery. the board plan3 to bring the Salem Evangelical Remains rest GLASS-Darld W.

Glass, to lovlr.f memory et of boo. Wlnthrbp avenue, husband of Louise M. Freund. Father of Louise Llndholz of Los Angeles, charter member and Past Master of Edgewater lodge, No. 901 A.F.& A.M., Past High Priest of Loyal chapter No.

233 R.A.M. and Past Worthy Patron of Mlspah chapter, No.549 O.E.S. Services Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at chapel, 5149-61 N. Ashland avenue at Foster, under the auspices of Edgewater lodge No. 901 A.F.& A.M.

Interment private. Longbeacn 5147 two groups together in a joint ing at funeral home. 14 w. Main streeL bst bus bead, wno passed away years ago today. Barrington.

Interment Evergreen. conference, Douglass indicated. The unions involved are the neld at 2, p.m. Tuesday in the Grace church. Elgin, his last pastorate.

The Rev. Mr. Tope had been minister of the Barry HOLDEN-William Poole Holden; May 2, of PRESTIGIACAMO-Carmela, beloved wife of MAGLlANOGlsomlna Magllano. In loving iua n. Lorei avenue, beloved husband oi Hrotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, Brotherhood of Ruby, father ot Gladys Bowland, John, saetsorr of our beloved mother, wno passed way 23 years ago today.

INTER-Michael Glnter, dear husband of trolly Hayes. Lois Maciuty and -race. Memorial and Lamon av. Method Philip, dear mother of Mrs. Catherine ueiia Carl, Mrs.

Rose Delia, Mary, Mrs. Jerry Mlneo, Frank, Joseph, Philip, Angellne. Joan and Bob. Funeral Tuesday, at 9 a.m., from chapel, 409 W. North avenue, to St.

Philip Benlzl church. Interment MLCarmeL Services Wednesday, May 6, at 2:30 p.m., at chapel, 124-126 Madison street; Oak Park, at Lombard avenue. Interment Mount ist churches in Chicago and of UASSSTKCrT-Lena MajetrJcoff, In memory Locomotive Firemen and Engine-men, and Switchmen's Union of North America. They have churches in Sycamore and Maren tmEiem. Masonic services ol Ben Hur et my beloved mother, wno passed away one rear ace today.

CHARLES M. MASSEY. Catherine, nee NowakowaM, beloved father of Stanley, Walter, Martha and Clara. Fond father-in-law of Bertha, Marie Nathan Tell, and George Centner, fond grandfather of 9 grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.

from chapel, 1050 W. Chicago avenue, to St. John Cantlus church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery.

Haymarket 0936. PUTNAM -SSgt. Robert J. Putnam, U.S.M.C, lodge, No. 818, A.

F. A. M. go. Survivors include the widow, a son.

the Rev. M. F. asked a 30 per cent pay boost and 25 changes in working killed in action, Marcn -i, ins, i IN two Jlma, beloved son of Alice and the rSsl lata Fred, lovlnf brother of John. Dan, MeSIKXS-CpL Jack McGlnnla, Co.

B. 24th ERUBY-See Theresa M. Spaceman notice. Tope of Dixon, and a daughter. rules.

Mrs Mary BrooKS, Mrs. Ann La orose, mti JACOBS-Mlchael H. Jacobs, husband of the Jv u. s. kiued In action May PS 3, 1945.

Mindanao, P. 6. W. Pacific fe IB lovlnf memory. MOTHER.

GRIFFIN-Joseph J. Griffin, May 1, husband of Several foreign ministers wno late Elizabeth. Mav 1. beloved father of voted for the proposal told THE Elizabeth Daley, Madeline Verdung, Michael iaArUUW, JbArwe, and MOLUE. Beatrice father of Joseph 1., son of Ellen and the late Dennis J.

Funeral Tuesday 8 a.m., chapel Jeffery boulevard at 77th CANDY FORTUNE HEIR ONE OF PAIR KILLED Helen Dull, and me late Alice minim, ooi-emn Requiem High Mass at 10 s.m., Tuesday, Our Lady Help of Christians church, Le Claire av. and lows st. Interment Mount Carmel. Military honors. Mellin-Rnmer' post.

No 728, American Legion. Col 0700. TRIBUNE they did so to warn (MXTLLER-Helena Mueller 1937. and William Jacobs, Lydia Bering, Marie Haskett and the late Phillip Jacobs and Caroline Mommsen. Funeral Tuesday morn street to St.

Bride church, mass 9:30 a.m. T. i O. 1 i bm ing, 9:30 a.m., from mortuary, 1356 Welling otTETTFS -Pvt. Fta nond J.

Guettes. killed in 15 Nothing can ever ta-e away Tbe tove a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day. Remembrance keeps her near. LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.

IN PLANE COLLISION QUATTE -David Dick Quaite, of 18 E. 102nd ton avenue, services at bt. Alphonsus' church at 10 o'clock. aw action in angerwene, oermany rov dictators like Gen. Anastasio so-moza of Nicaragua that the time had come to encourage democracy.

A STAR PERFORMER Hayward, May 2 (AP)- I 1944, lata of 700 Garland puce, Dea f-sj Plalnes, ILL, beloved son of Margaret andthe late John ttT brother of Helen nuu.d teiu niuocu iv.afGa, ui. xv-xu, street, May 1, 1W48, dear brother ot Anarew, Chief Emeritus of Clan MacDonald, No. 41, member of DJV.V. chapter, No. 25.

Resting at chapel, 214 E. 115th street. Service ti a t-m r4 The Hayward airport manager SAL-S-Vonte Salus, 1929. In cherished mem of sola Payne street, Evanston, nusoana quick and easy shines SUCK ROW TAN BLUE OXBtOOO and Eleanore. Resting at funeral home.

Lee ory. DELLA, FnlLlr, AT4D wtAyLt today identified one victim and Perry streets. Des Plalnes, after 11 a.m. IlKOwfi ma rat. in Park.

Scotch Clans service Monday evening TR -SELL. George Trusell, who passed MARTIN J. KUNTZ Services for Martin J. Kuntz, 58, of 6028 Grace will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. In the chapel at 5624 Irving Park with burial in Acacia Park cemetery.

Mr. Kuntz, a sanitary inspector for the city health department for 36 years, died at Walther Memorial hospital Saturday morning. He is survived by bis widow, Mae, two sons, Martin E. and Lt. Robert E.

of the. navy, and two daughters, Mrs. Sylvia Leno and Mrs. charlotte Hoffman. Mr.

Kuntz lived at the same address for 30 years. of a midair plane crash as 8 pjn. WINDS UP IN CLINK Thomas R. Cardinet, 30, son of Monday. Funeral Mass Tuesday 10 a.m., St Mary's church.

Interment All Saints. Member of St. Mary's Holy Name society. Military honors by Des Plalnes V.F.W. post No.

2992. of Ellen Hopper Mapes, father of Mary Virginia Mapes and Mrs. Herman Hamel, son of Charles H. and the late Jessie M. Mapes, brother of Charles M.

Mapes. Resting at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, until Tuesday noon. Service 8:30 p.m., Tuesday, at Northmlnster Presbyterian church, 251b Central Park venue, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park. QUTKLEY-See Pvt.

Daniel R. Romanem way 6 months ago today. Memories are treaeurea no one can steal, And death la a heartache nothing can heaL Some may forget yon, now you're gone, But I shall remember no matter bow long, LOUISE, AS BOGUS INSPECTOR notice. Emile H. Cardinet, owner of the Cardinet Candy company of RAFFERTY -Cecelia Marie Murnane Refferty, HANSEN-Thomas Hansen, May 1, 1948, be- Oakland.

WAGNER-TUlle Wagner, May 3, 1936. A BEAUTY Cardinet and his companion. CFT.TnrRS-Ellen Oelkers. May 2. 1948.

be loved wife of Herman, dear momer oi louib of f35Z 5. campceu avenue, oeiov-- ot Thomas, devoted mother of Eugene and William, sister of Mae Brady, Catherine Sullivan, William Murnane, Nellie Leonard end AUes Hetly. Funeral Tuesday May 4, at 9:30 from funeral home, 1018-20 W. 79th street, to St. Clare Montefalco church.

Interment St. Mary'. lovea nusoand ot uie late Theresa, dear father ot Henry, Mabel, Sadie, Rudolph, Clarence, Theodore and the late Clara. Brother of Hans ot Chicago and Harms of Norway. Services Tuesday, 2 p.

at funeral chapel, 4338-40 Fullertoo avenue. Interment ML. Olive. Arthur Bratset, 31, Oakland, were killed yesterday. A wing of their two seat plane was Gaesswltz, Roy Gaess and corinne owen, Hauschlld, sister of Anna, Victor and Elvers tribute Id our precious momer.

Thirteen years we've been apart. Yet the would has never healed. The pain has never left our hearts, Since your Hps In death were sealed. She traveled the Journey before us. She had known all the cost of the way, She paid out the price to lie fullness.

That motherhood only could W- SON-IN-LAW CLIFFORD, DAUGHTERS EEL EN, ETHEL, MARY, LILLIAN. sheared off in a collision HENDEN-Pfc. Leo Henden, at St. France, with another light plane short- ROACH-Peter 7. Roach, beloved husband ot Member of Mom ciare cnaper, no.

oij, O.E.S. Services Wednesday, 2 p.m., at funeral chapel, 4338-40 Fullerton avenue. Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. July 21, 1944, son of Sarah and tne late Harry, brother of Sidney, Irving. Ann Morowlts, and Fay Gelser.

Funer ly after both had taken off. Katharine, nee Dowa; tona iner oi tw.ti.-w -f rii0hth Riwiin. the late Occupants of the other plane PAUL-Harold Paul, of 5025 Maypole avenue, John, and Patrick Roach, and Helen Mc Nulty WIBER-B. C. Weber.

In loving memory of my landed safely. al ci ui evelt road. Interment Chicago Suburban cemetery beloved husband of Inez, devoted lather ot Roger and Harry, dear son of Mary, fond brother of Harriet Levy, loving grandson Member of dlv 241 Surface Lines union and SL Joseph's Branch ot the Little Flower Funeral 8.45 s.m Tuesday, from chapel. Raymond Rudisell, airport It is human to tell the living that our thoughts and sympathies are with them. A rose can speak more comfort than a thousand words ftewtfs Triwtfeawaw forywKerw OLLANDER-Carl E.

HoUander. beloved hus 1648 W. 63rd. street to SL Joachim church. of Lena Rosenberg.

Funeral Monday, 2 p.m., manager, said the candy fortune deer husband and our father, wno passea way four years ago today, May 3rd, 1944. Deep In eur hearts, you are living yet We loved you too dearly to ever forget. LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY. MATH MUCH at chapel, 223b w. Division streeL Interment St Mary JACOB J.

DIETKETER Services for Jacob J. Diet-meyer. 69, -of 617 Glen Rock av. Waukegan. a former city commissioner of Waukegan, who died Saturday, will be held at 2:30 p.m.

Tuesday in the chapel at 408 N. Sheridan rd. Waukegan. Mr. Dietmeyer served as a commissioner from 1912 to 1924.

He was well known as a trap-shooter. He was unmarried. His nearest relative is a niece, Mrs. Leon F. George.

heir had been a flight in PAYNTER-Dr. Gllman Caldwell Paynter, age structor at near-by Oakland ROMANELLl-PvL Daniel R. RomaneUt, Co.K, Tony Valsnoras, 3364 S. Hal sted called police when Joseph Morrato, 38, of 5806 W. 64th pi.

came into his tavern Saturday, held a highball glass to the light, and implied that for $200 the health department needn't know that the tavern had been inspected. Suspicious because he hadn't been able to get a good look at the chromium star partly covered by Morratto's coat, Valsnoras tackled him, foot-, ball style, and held on until a police squad arrived. Sgt. George Mankowsky found the star was an inspector's badge, issued by the state conservation department. Morratto was identified a street paving laborer and former Democrat who had a brief career as a 13th ward Republican precinct captain.

He was dismissed six months ago but didn' turn the game warden star back to ward headquarters. band ot Lydia fond father of Carl Mildred L. Anderson, Alice Fredrickson, Marian Swans on, Grace Erlckson, and Eleanor Zlege, also leaves fourteen grandchildren. Services Monday, May 3, 1 p.m., funeral home, 6200 N. Westers avenue, corner of Foster.

airport. Cardinet had served killed in action July 13, iwm, Lo. France, lovlnc husband of 1151 Pl 6 9L Loretta. AJERENSFELD-John Ahrensfeld. 1968 Olen- in the army air transport -com George Vicnti nee Oulkley.

devoted father of tlx loc-ocr mand during the war. Terry, fond son ot uiieiia, nee Aieasio and the late Sal va lore, dear brother ot Mich ael (Mitch), and the late William. At rest VI road, Glenvlew, beloved nusoana ef Emma, dear brother of Henry and Emma Sehoeoeck. At reat at late residence, fterrlcea Tuesday, at 2 p.m.. St.

Matthew Luts. church. 'Interment Rldgewood. Int. Dea Plain 361 ixoatrr -DEATH ROTiCES- Tuesday, 11:00 a.m., at chapel, 813 W.

Taylor streeL Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 s.m.. 7 So. Wabash at M-diso. st SPACEMAN -Theresa M.

Spachman, beloved 29, of Fallurrlas, Texas, formerly ol Glencoe, 111. Passed sway suddenly Saturday, May 1, beloved hurshand ot Helen Hepner, father of Janet Daniel, son of Mrs. Henry Martyr) Paynter and the late Mr. Paynter, brother of Henry Martyn and Theodosia Podolsky of New York, N.Y., Moncure Daniel of Wllmette, Mrs. Mary Sharp ot Chicago and Richard Travers of Waterloo, Iowa.

Memorial service at SL Elisabeth's church, Glencoe, Tuesday, May 4, at 10 a.m. Instead of flowers, please send donations to National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, Warm Springs, Ga. PUSCHMANN-Walter Puschmann. of 2244 W. from chapel, to Our Lady of Pompeii church.

AEBRECHT-Marle AjbreeM, of 2538 8. IRONSIDE -Helen O. Ironside, beloved wife ef Dr Barry fond mother of the Rev John 8., Mrs Lillian I. Koppln, and the late Dr Edmund H-, also leaves three grandchildren. Remains resting at funeral home, 6200 N.

Western avenue, corner of Foster, until 10 a.m. Tuesdav, May 4. Lying In state from noon until services st 2 p.m. at Moody Memorial church. Interment Memorial Park cemetery an RAN-oipii interment Mount carmeu Military nonors by Roman Legion post.

No. 605, American Legion. Monroe 0449. wue ot james spaenmsn, fond mother of Theresa Clhak and Mildred Hruby, mother-in-law of Dr. Frank E.

Hruby, grandmother of William E. Clhak and Dorothy T. Hruby. MRS. MARY B.

CREMER Services will be held today for Mrs. Mary B- Cremer, 78. of 5306 RUBIN-Bertha Rubin, of 2842 Sheridan road, beloved wife of the late Louis loving sis turn, cu micouaj vui funeral home 6617 W. Cermak road. Berwyn to SL Odllo church.

Interment SLAdalbert'a. TOHNSON-Earnest Johnson, husband of the late A'inona at sacred Heart church Call Stanley 109-. Melinda. father of Christine Benedict and Iowa street, beloved son of the late Paul and 6 avenue, oeiovea wue a aw frank, loving mother of Agnes Novotny, Louiae Neidxvlekl, Carl, Barbara, Frank, Marl Zeman, and John, Services Tuesday. 13:30 a.

at ehapeL 2534 S. Pulaski road. Interment Bohemias National cemetery. Lawndaie 3972. EAF ETTI Barbara Blevar Baletti, wife of Achille Bafettl, mother of Barbara June.

Funeral from home for funerals, Erie at Wabash avenues. Tuesday, May 4, at 10:30 a to Holy Name Cathedral. Interment Mount arm el. aVARBERS-MareeUo Barberls, April 30th, 1948. beloved brother of Henry Barberla ter of Ida Weiss, ueruruae nrri.

Green, the late Chainke Paley, Louis and Max I. Rubin. Services Monday, 1Z noon, at chapel, 6206 Broadway. Interment Rosemont Park. Marre Bonner.

Member of B. of Ky. E. Fu WALTERS-John Reed Walters, 244 W. Mar Minnie Puschmann, nee Wendt, dear brother neral 8:30 a.m., Tuesday, from chapel, 1043 in Peoria.

She died Thursday in Mercy hospital here. Mrs. Cremer lived in Chicago until her marriage SD01(2S SANDERS-Lena Sanders, nee Stelnland, be- of Charles, Minnie saugiing, Maoei Biana, Edward and the late Lillian, Mamie Martin and Paul dear uncle of Edward Dorothy. Robert Puschmann. and the late when she moved to Peoria.

After quette roed, May 2, 1948, beloved mis Dana of Beulah L. Walters, brother of Ida R. and Howard Walters. At chapel, 316 W. 63 rd etreet, at Harvard avenue, Where services will be held, Tuesday, May 4, at 3 p.

m. Interment private. Member of Robert Burns lodge. No. 163 A.F.-A.M., Newport, Ky.

lovea wue ox ine iaie -nines, iona moiner of Gertrude Lauder, Rudolph, Elsie Walshon Lavernee Halek. Funeral Wednesday, May PL W. 63rd street, to Assumption cnurcn. interment SL Mary's. KAEER-Kathertna Kaiser, late of 419 Eugenie street, dear sister of Susan Kaiser.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 1723 Larrabee street, to SL Michael's church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. B-trMTr. I.

Kuntz. dearly beloved hus Michael, Alfred, Marie nscner, Joseph ana Edward Sanders, grandmother ot nine grand' children and one cr eat-crandchlld. Funeral the death of her husband, Charles, in 1917, she moved back to Chicago. She is survived by two daughters, Beatrice, and Mrs. Mercedes and Mra.

Ferdinanda Jahler. Servlcea Tues WENDT-Martha E. Wendt, nee Shea. Ute of 6, at 2 p.m., at chapel, ubb w. Chicago avenue.

Interment Elmlawn cemetery. Humboldt 8220. SAGE-Hattle Amelia (Zaire), 2209 Winona Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 3100 Irving band of Mas, nee Graf, tond father of Martin Kelly, and three sons. Rev. Ber Park road, to St.

Francis xavier cnurcn. in terment SL Joseph cemetery. SCHANILEC-Geonte J. Schanllec. 5430 W.

street, May 2, 1948, wife ot Edward, mother Sylvia Leno. Charlotte nonman ana v. Robert U.S.N., six grandchildren, son ot of Arthur and Edward Zaire and Pearl Schlel, nard, Charles P. and M. A.

Cremer, Fast Relief-Pain, Burning, Tenderness On Bottom Of Feet You'll quickly forget yea hare these foot trouble when yon nee soothing, cushioning Or. SchoU's Zino-p-da. Separata Umdi cation are included foe -I 'ifrri nnTiiif rallm Insist an Dr. SchoU si 444 n. Austin avenue, beloved wife of the late George, loving mother of Raymond and Donald, sister of James Mary Erlksen, Delia Heaney and Margaret Schmldhausler.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, to SL Roberts Bellarmine church. Interment SL Joseph's. day, at p. at funeral home, 246 w. North Ave.

Inltrmen Oalrwooda. BUlHA.lRreborg Blaha, nee Culberg. 1241 Grace street. May 1, 1948, wife of Che late Frank Blaha, sister of Hugo and Henry Culberg, Mrs. EUa Stone and the late Edward Culberg At chapel, 6501 N.

Ashland venue, where services will be held Tuesday, May 4, at 2 p.m. Interment Montrose. sister of Sehrt. Maud Gebhardt and AIR SWALLOWING A UAIOR CAUSE CF CAS say Doctors sawevlsjl pwSrwwf' 0fwew FSfse eejAsv rroen pent-ww yos yam coffer from fas on stomach, tteartburn or ether distress of ex-eess stomach acidity, as well as gs from air s-wallowinf, be sore to (et this famous time-tee ted remedy. V.

Speeds reUef free tl4ee 23rd Cicero, beloved husband of Sophia, fond father of Geonte and Mary, brother of Anna J. Kerschke, brother Of timer v-thiida Falk. and the late Edwin. Funeral Lenora Henslck, grandmother of six grandchildren. At chapel.

5501 N. Ashland ave James. Louis. Sister Clementine O.S.B. and Germany 'Henry Ford' Tuesday, May 4, at 2 p.m., at funeral home, 6622-24 Irving Park road.

Interment Acacia Park cemetery. Please omit flowers, Jennie Luznecky, brother-in-law of Veronica nue, where services will be held Wednesday, May 5. at 2 p.m., under the auspices of Con Pasternak. Funeral Tuesday, May em, ies At Age Of 76 WESTERGREN-Ernst William Westergren, stellation chapter, No. 681, O.E.S.

Interment BORGERS-N-Karen Julia Borferaen, age 82, a.m., from chapel, 6301 W. Cermak road, Berwyn, to Mary Queen of Heaven church. Stanley 8240 or Lawndale 2262. -uagewooa. SCBRAGE-See Fraunhofer notice.

T.TFGENFELD-John Lleg enfeld, husband of Mary, nee Stubenvoll, father of Mary Kler, Rose Belln, Helen Toth, Joanne and Elsie Llegenfeld, grandfather of Roaelten Belln, Frank Jr. and Mary Ann Toth, brother-in-law of Frank and Leonard StuberfvolL Fun SCHUBERT-Martha M. Schubert, nee Duever, Miovea wue of tne late uscer oear mother of Ruth Frandaen, Caratea and verre, aiater of Camilla Schrelber, fond grandmother ef three and great-grand-Baother ef three. Semcee Tuead-y, 1:30 p.m., at chapel, 420-24 Irving Park road, mmm. Juwestitw See.

rsiie. beloved husband of Anna, nee Johnson, fond father of Donald, Clarence, Carl and the late Norman, dear brother of Freda Anderson, CeUa Alteon, Ruth Aiund, Agnes Wilkinson, Anna Lemke and Charles, six Srandchlldren. Services Wednesday, May 6, p.m., at chapel, 5917 Irving Park road. Interment Montrose. beloved wife of Emil, dear mother of Emily, WIESBADEN, Germany, May 2 (AP)-Wilhelm von Opel.

76. German automobile manufacturer once called the "Henry Ford of Germany. died today. Von SMITH-JoseDh 7. Smith.

6919 Emerald 'a nue. May 1. 1948. beloved husband of Helen a. Ofvee lewaeeJeeHesweelef Sm fce4 Xer sveaor-Heee.

4 Mtp6 IRfwTwtl-- hrP)w)Rs-rVel VOtWH tlw)Mw-v4W tte)4rvTeat sWYttweQvd I SjvwMvePer im mwui it a. ir'irT v. eral Tuesday, 9 a.m., from chapel, 4330 S. California avenue, to SL Maurice church. Interment, SL Mary's cemetery.

Smith, father ot Kathleen Mitchell, Dorothy Libby and Albert Smith, brother of Jacob Smith. At chapel, 310 W. 63 street at Har BOTELSON-Emma R. Botelson, beloved wife Opel was former chairman of the tster of Anna loot, Aiirea uuever, Mary Miller, Elizabeth Bur bridge, Gertrude Hen-kel, Katherine Grable and the late William Duever. Funeral Tuesday, 10:30 a.m., from funeral home, 1458 Belmont avenue, to St.

Andrew's church. Member ot Ida McKlnley auxiliary No. 3, Spanish American War Vet. erans and Luzon outpost Philippine Pacific War Veterans. MADIGAN-Mrs.

Helen Madlgan, after lonf wft-tf-0 board of the Opel automobile CHICAeO'S 1ST vard avenue, where -services will be held Tuesday, May 4, st 2 p.m. Interment Evergreen. 4a wUSaOw-l flwijf fete yvv4leMpwlpsi works which he founded in 1897 Illness, mother of Robert, Mrs. Alice Sparing, Daniel, Edward. Services and Interment private.

vettf a die tMm MlfM. If you can't see the show itself, be sure to read Claudia Cas-sidy's sparkling review of it in her music and drama column, ON THE AISLE, in the Tribune. SUNHA1 ffl5 1 SOLOMON-Sophle Solomon, nee Rosenbluth. at Russel sheim. near Wiesbaden.

He was forced to resign the fen aci vaja eL'w) wVaft9ahve-fly VaWaVlV? we k) to MAHONEY -Alice Mahoney, beloved sister ef SHNADMILL-Barney ShnadmlU. 129 Roosevelt beloved wife of the late Leopold, mother of en remara M. fond mother of Bernard M. Dorothy Carlson, and Wilbert, dear slater of Kermina Kmrlsen, grandmother of Gail. Roy and Joan.

Resting at funeral home. 3618 Irving Park road. Servlcea Tuaaday, 1:30 p.m. Interment Acacia Park. BRADY-Claude Brady of 10P24 S.

My etreet, beloved husband of the late Jennie Mughee Brady, loving father of Alice poppe, Claude, George and Mary Echulte. Services Monday, 3 p. at funeral home, 9900 Taroop slreei. interment St. Mary's.

the late Minnie and Theresa, fond cousin oi chairnt- shin in 1946 because Mabel Uppsnhelmer, Jack, Helen PoUak, and the late Laura Frazln and Emmanuel. Patrick J. Wall. Funeral Tuesday, at 9 a.m.. slii.si.e-fea- Oat BrSoOoZ.

Powder todwy, JioedVa R.0 winter I I fJhtf ITM.Weae-.elfeeer he once was a neaber of tbe Cervices st chapel, 6935 Stony Island annua, avenue, -yracuse, passed away Miami, Florida, survived by wife Mollle, two brothers, Hj nan arid Marks. Was proprietor of bowling alley In Chicago, until retiring several years ago. Services la Syracuse Tuesday afternoon. from funeral home, Racine av. at 7Bth to St.

Theodore's church. Interment St. Mary's. Native of Waterford County Jjr eland Triangle 7300, Nazi party. -i uesaay, iu a.m.

interment waldhelm. Please omit flowers. 4..