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PACANTrTCSICT Trienttt Fae-aaowtki. HAP. VE? The P.er. Cirenre O. Earvr.

t-elored WINNIE WINKLE RIP I VOTED ALU SOHT. BUT I -MY PANTT3 eOrEp JX "1 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE 16 MO-mee didn't vou 1 va, but i hm "TJ: pJgf; SPLrr ticket AMO I 1 VOTE YET A il ACCIDENT LOST. 1 I BEMT OVCR TOlCK IT UP- yi.j rB" HAROLD TEEN vvowpek what this Tl I i Tl gou are wow 1 1 1 PLUG 15 PCK'vmi- I Dr-, III v'- ")l TALKING TO AN A COJPLA TURNS OUGHT WCT5PEN5ABLE TO TELL Mfc II 7V I I MAN I rra rr uriin NAVY REPORTS 426 CASUALTIES; 30 ILLINOIS ANS Total Since Pearl Harbor Increases to 71,325. Chicago Tribune Press Service! Washington, D. Nov.

6. The navy today made public a list of 42G casualties, 30 from Illinois. The report brought to 71.325 the total navy casualties since Pearl Harbor, including 28.468 dead, 29.024 wounded, 9.355 rnissinr. and 4,478 prisoners. Those from Chicapoland follow: CHICAGO AND VICINITY.

Thrnam. Harry J. sergeant, U. S. M.

winded Mother, JL-s. Ida E. KoSrncarcp, T123 Sangamon t. Dnantk, Richard prlnte U. S.

C. rinded Mother, Mrs. Martha D0mas2.cs, 13 36 N. Rockwell st. Dorlry, Raymond E-.

private 1st class. V. S. V. C.

wounded Parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Dooley. 107 S.

Krdzle av. Enders, Farl private lit class. U. K. M.

wounded Father. Mr. Fred H. Enders, 130ta t. and Woif Orland Park.

rennell. Warren private 1st C. R. wounded Wife. Mrs.

Warren. A. Fennel, 4035 Greenvlew a. rnrnrir. Grarfl Private.

IT. S. M. C. P.

Ps-erits. Mr. and Mrs. John For-j ear. 3'j24 W.

26th at. CiDuhrr, Vincent Patrick, corporal. IT. R.I C. wounded Parenu.

Mr. and Mrt. Charlei 5707 Glenwood av. Hamilton. Fdgar 1...

private lrt class. U. S. M. C.

dead Father, Woodman C. Hamilton Ill N. Canal St. I Harkabas, Frank, private lrt class. S.

if. C. dead Wile. Mrs. Frank Harkabus, 8157 S.

Hosore sister, Hiss Jean Karka-; fcus. 5546 S. Latn st. Heimerdinrer. Kenneth private.

U. S. H. wounded Father. Robert lieirr.erdlnger 12247 Greenwood Eiue Isiand.

Krlowk), Henry Aathony, private lrt class, V. S. M. C. wounded Mrs.

Mary Kiziowski, 320 154th Calumet City 7HI5 15 VEeJ PAILY BOAT CHcCK-WEBFOOT-AN' MO LOAFiM' TH' muff. 7 vT-i fci it- -rr THACHER NELSON SLAIN IN FRANCE; WORLD WAR I. VET io ichael frihar, Loast Guard, Also Killed. iOL. THACHER NELSON, 47, son JJ TOW i TWO MARINETTE COUNTY YANKS Lawier.

juin Andrew seaman 1st 0f Mrs. Murry INelson 44 t. ate orK in Vienna. was killed in action Oct. 25ticed here since 1900, oaa Fare.

Ka-ieiio. 3205 w. Harrison t. Naaman. Koarrt jnhn.

aviation rarnornan id c.a. tT. N. K. mlMlnr 1'arentj, Mr.

nd Ferdinand a. jauman. 323 cnr r.oe Berwyn. ijn P'rancp. Col.

Nelson, a captain by his widow, Minna, and two War was a partner in thejsons, John L. and Sgt. Frank. A advertising lirm of London third son, Lt. alter Loeb, was killed Mass.

lie reentered he i A action over Africa. In conformity ot the outhreak of World war with Dr. Loeb expressed desire rinrt )inri Vieen overseas since there will be no funeral services. lit cis. U.

S. wntmdrd Parents. Mr.ljune, 1943. HlS Widow, Winifred, Of fel st57" Jcrj 12128 s- and two daughters, "loach, tKinaid private, u. m.

dad Mrs. Richard Iligginbotham and missing JMotner, Mra i lrs Pavid Euxton, also survive. Roarh. 7340 Ei.era:d sister, Mrs. I Kather.ne 710 w.

76th st. schmitt. Genr rc: Vs! pOAST GUARD ELECTRICIAN'S Carl Schmltt. 6043 S. Kolmar av.

MATE MICHAEL PRIIIAR, 25, Vkr: 5on of Mr. and Mrs. John Prihar, Fteenstrup. 275 pranaim t.icm; prr-nTS. Mr.

and Mrs. RalpU SlceiiStrop, 3007 ti. Katehei av. TmttT. Bruno J.

private 1st U. H. c. wounded Mother, Mrs. Magdalen Trutty, 13 W.

18th st. Tarner. r.err William, corporal, U. S. M.

f. wfutided Mis. Anna C. Turner, Antlucti. Valentin.

Ionald niulstar.t V. S. C. ui.ilcd Mf.tner. Mrs.

Fear! Vaj- ctlnc Goldenberg, 414 6 Van Buren st. DOWNSTATE ILLINOIS. Carter. Georre corporal. U.

S. M. C. wounded Parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Georg W. Carter. 2312 Holmes Sprlncfteld. ttnwArn.

Marry U. M. C. w-unded wile. Mis.

liany K. Dowden. Ukins, Kenneth pMvate 1'' cta-. V. S.

C. dead s. Helen L. F.iklns, ll1 N. 5jd East Lou's.

I Her, John private 1 't las. S. wourided Parents, Mr. end Mrs. Deibert Flier.

210 Cedar av r-roria. Harold private. V. S. wounded parent.

Mr. and Mrs. Arti.ur It. Gunners- n. Mo'ine.

Jnhnn, IrWTne private 1st M. wrnir.rted Mnttirr, Mrs. Edith Wlilt- v. I V. c.

wounded wile. Mis. wiinam ti. I I of the late Margaret, tear at Joseph. Walter.

John. Rose Bjdny. Ma Whee.er. Ma.ewsti. So phle Rypnlrwskl.

brother cf Ar.tner.y. Jather-ln-law of E.lrabetn. Jeanette. and Funeral Thursday. Ncre.

at 3 0 a. m. f-ocn late residence. 1014 W. 331 suret.

to St. Mary of pe-petual church. lrer-nunt Resurrection cemetery. Yards 8424. PAT.rMBCs Anna 'nee Crrtnf.

rf 14 10 W. Flournoy street, hewed eauf-t-ter Aucustir.o and te Jwrui new C'amnatna). beloved wife of Auiust. metier rf fimner 3 e. S.

M-s. Msrv Fliivta. Pvt Jr I A. Frank. Corp.

J'-eori. S. pl.lne. Rise, fiiarie. sol Ar.tl.i r.r of Mrs.

Anna re.ish. Joseph, and Funeral Friday. 9 a. in. 71 W.

Arthlnelon atreer. to Lady rf p-mr- 1 church. Interment Mount Carmel. Hay. 72 5.

PASSAGLIA Pvt. Jojenn J. Jx te-s, 5. In Italy, husband cf Ejic. RSJ son of Isolina and Ara4f), Mr I mass Wednesday.

8 a at Chcrca of the Assumption. 313 W. ILlr.oss street. PATTEN William Vcher Pat'ti. Nw.

1. at Htnrham. Msss bcrn at aver.ue. Dorcr.ester. Vwl in S--vlved bv wd Plcl Pst'en.

a John. and a daughter. wet- enuipment ereiner, formerly located at Event'cn. IX al services mere held N'W er.apel. Forest HIM crematory.

Hlngsm. Mssa Nov. 3. New York City papers please ccpy PETFRSE-t T.otilse IT Pe'e-sen. 5.

rf 5109 w. Superior If beloved w'e cf ve late John, devted twfker cf Lucille, and EH'h at fune-l hrr-e. S7p Madison street ee-vtcee 1 he beld Wednesday. 1 10 p. m.

Iniermer-t St. Lucas'. Austin 2012. PETERSON John Aurtist fGcstl P-'tvt. rf 57 W.

110'h pace, belc-exj huiar.4 of Anna, d-ar cf Mrs. Swar.se-a, grandfather rf Russell Pheta Svtrjcn. Besting at chapel. 1092 v-e. where servl-es will be he'd Trx-day, Nr.

8. at 2 p. in. Interment Oak Kill. PETTIT Hurry E.

ritsrrii rf he Annie Badcer Pe'tlt. srepfa-her rf B-a-trt B. Denniston. at chapel. 44 road.

Riverside. Services st Horr cemetery chapel. Wednesday, 3 15 p. m. PtTNNFR Rlcha-d M.

Pnitrer. be'-vM band of Pecrv (ne fard fattier of Kathleen Vsrtr. Sen cf Dolores and Set. Twrne- ki c. fond brc-'her of LaVerre Wtg-er.

Fu-ieral Wednesdav. a. f-en Lake Park as-rnue. to Thomas the Arvstle. Interment Meutt Olivet.

Hyd. 0014. raTTO Arnstfno efTc-ved et the late Etirerla. fond fMher of J-hn. Kae.

Irene Nucdo. Vera Strlegr.lti. and Set. V. S.

A Funeral Wedr.esdsv. Nov at a.m. funeral home. 8S8 street, to Assumption church. Interment Ca-vary cemetery.

Delaware 1525. RHOADFS Mab C. P.hods wVe ef M. P.hoatfcg of 574 8 r.rrel. Funeral notice later.

Euclid 164 3. P.osrf Miti Wobe. Nov. 8. 1044 "mother of William-and He nr.

grandet5w of Robert L-. and erea'-crsnttacther rf Bsrhara. Re.bert. nd William. Wednesdav.

3 p. m. at fane-al chene, 4338-40 av. Burial Mcur.t SCHAAR A. Senear cf 755 ven-e beloved rf Ada, fatT rf wr.llsn A.

S. A. At rest tn Chanel. 2P24 T. 7Vh s'-t S' '-'t Wednesdey.

3 p. m. Interment Oak WrJ. SCItrt.rN Poh-t S-helen ef 5'1 avenue, heirrred h.u-band ef the late Sa--i. ree McGi-e-em: hr'hcr-ln-law ef Ja-nes Govern.

F-rne-al Wednesdav. 9am. rhajvel. 3V.2 S' uthpe-rt avenae. Or ee-i cf the Angels church.

Interment All Sans'. SCHEVK Joseph Prh.enk. beloved band Cf Cs'herine. ree Su.llvsn: Vre-r. father of Marraret Hsek and Fiwird.

Ftmeral from che-wl. 39S2 W. Cea Wednesday. 9 a. to St.

I churrt. Inte-r-ent S'. cemeterv MTtber ef Foresters: C. I tr-icn. No.

341. a4 Name society. Ir.f.. Lawn. "200.

SCHIFTTR Arthur er h-ssr1 of the ute Ami. r.ee Rem- Tc-a i rf Mildred H-wa-ka ar.d Cecelia dear bmtlirr rf Ida hatble the ''e Fmma Flenlng. lorirg grsnd'Vser rf Pt-Jierbert. V. A and Iuanne K-wsna.

At rhapel. SOVO? I averce. whe-e services mill be held Thu-adsy at 3 under rf I ska View lodge Nv 774. A. F.

A. M. Interment Grace ar.d. SCIfROEnKR Sch 'wder. V-w.

5. rf 5303 Peo-ta street, beloved wire rf the late Jsccb Corrsd. fend mnthT cf Fred J. Schroeder rf San -o. Cal and Cer trude Cornman.

grardrnother rf Cere! Cr-rs-min. Resting chapel. 552 2 S. Hasted street, where services wf.l be held Wednesday. 1:30 p.

m. SOIROEDEP? J-eori W. Schro1r. 8. 1914.

husband of Mine i nee HIrraa! acts rf John and the la'e Srhrewdee. taiher of tlils-t and F'izahe'h, h-c--- ef ranees. Fls-e Lantg. Gert-Se Hsnwr. Funeral from rna.vrl.

433 street, at 9 10 a. to St. Agues' c.v.arcft-Interment St. Msry cemetery. SFI-FSfON "thor Se'etr.

Tl Jr. at home. 3.4f W. 111th S'ree-t. husband rf Mahei fnee of Anhnn Til iosi-g sn N'-.

nd Mrs. Anthony Se lemon, beloved bt t-e of R.e Seiemon. Resting at chapei. 3jJ" S. Utuanlra avenue.

Funeral T-u-silsv a. ra tu ef Gc-d ro-rfi. 1" and Union. Interment Si- CasinUr Yards 4908. SHFEHAN John W.

Sheehan rf 7-S rreet. beloved of the late Tirw.r-v an4 Anna, rlear brlher rf Mvrtir Pes ef st rhaiM-I. 7,150 Collage Grove avenue Fne-al Wednesdav. Nov 8. at 30 a to st.

Itrlde't el.urrn. 7fv street and Co es aer.ue. Inleiment St. Mary Sll.INKE Rertt-a Sl'lrske. Nv 3 144 r-e-loved mlfe of he ed mother rf Eveivn rf F-e T-erw t.nr.

Clara Belter. mma Herns' art Treplow. petiv l.lndern-.ann. Fmil T-T'ew. and Pvt.

Limer Trrntr-w. FuersI Tvieadae al 3 p. at funeral borne, g45 W. Nort-1 venue. Intetrrer.t Mortmae.

SMITH Katherlne F-nlti. ree Barry e' S. 24'h avenue. beloved wl'e cf the late Hirry fond ef Mra. Psulir.e Fuiler.

ar.d M-s. Pa-I Gr.r-fl'h. sister rf I. L. B-csrn.

at funeral home. Lake street at Secrid averiue. Maywod. until noet Wednesday. Beardstown.

111. Maywoc-d 14. STAUFENBIEL Frank G. Stati'er h-he rf otto. Fred.

Albert, and Care Restlrg at funeral home. 208-10 N. Western avenue. Services Thursday, Ncv. 8, at 2 p.

m. Interment Ar.inttoa. STEIN BACH Frank Stelr.harh rf 3'4 Lrww avenue, tis.ved hut.and rf Marraret Sleini.a-1i. dear father of Frara Jt Jreep Mane Blank Pvt J. hn.

I Fir A A and I Vteieft, A. A Funeral Tnutsday. 9 a reial h. me 712 list s'reet t- St In ermer.t a cerria-triy. Information.

Vl.tory Ilia. STF.1EGNITZ See P.itto retire. SUND Gcrnar Sund Nit 4 rf 571 r-ma-d street, beloved of Agnes, fond Jutr.er cf rand. ar s-n rf Anna and the la'e J- rf Melter and Frltg Sund. strrm.

Anna 1-ens. and Greta IV L---- e. Funeral Wednesdav. 3 M49-51 N. Ash ar averoe.

at F-wter "a Graceland. of Bernad-t'e No. 241. V. rf A Carpe-teri T.

local No 53. and Swedish Gee Ctub. Lore ea, 5147. TIMPE Hie ne. late rf 4C11 Jj-Je street, beloved mile of Orrge Ti.

p. 1, rl tn' ther cf Georce w. Timr Jr. a--d le i'naries rr Fatrl, 'a A-n -d leRn. Jr Prstlre at chapet.

3PS14. i log I'ars road, w.iete Tlre be Wednesday. 2 pm. aria TCVMFY Thomas island ef Vlrrtnla B. father rf T.

e-. and the late fciard b-rther rf p-e A. and Julia Funeral Wedrevdlt. Ncv 1H4, at lo a fcorre f-r. 1.

Erie at Wabash avente. to St. 5--rs a rhurrh lntrt merit Calvary. TITTLE CI a-'e, R. Tuttle.

es--ee hotel. CI Icafo. lite rf Cor.crd V- devoted hu nd cf Fapnie Carter Tatt-e p'---tng at chatwl. S0 E. Erie s'reet mnere servs.es will he Wedr-vU" 1 Interment Thi-rsdsy.

ee-re-tery. Denver. Colo. rase Siwe-r. VACCITINO Ferd MeVb icer aven-, Vathir.i ef ST 54 loved fBlt.l1 Cf A-- toinette.

nee Strlngilo; fend father rf Pvt. Carmen. Pvt J.imes, U. S. A and M-.

Funeral frorrt chahel. W. Kits s'reet. Thursdsv. v.

9 8 45 a t- St, a-d Her Seve-i Burial Mount Csrtr.el. Nev. 232S. VAN Joel W. Van Vslke-ht-g.

1917 avenue Re-wvn. hewed hir.it rf Luella. ir.4 'a-her rf tn 3 S.N. grandfather rf Jrhn Ps.l lies 3 p. at hi Windsor aver.ue.

Berwvti. Merr.ier rf B-w-5 ledge. No. 8.5.9. A.

F. A Uhi'ed Spsnlih War Vete-a-s, rsrrp No. 124, Eer-wyn. Interment A'-bum. VAVRTNEJt Varte J.

nee e.f smi W. 231 Street, dear -f s. plie Konfrst. Frank. Bohurr.l.

P--v O. 16 grs-dhild-e-l and 14 Funeral Ti u-sdsv. N'ev 9. st i m. at c-anei.

ftl2-3 3 W. 2'h i-Interment Bc-her-ian Nstioral Mer-b- ef Irving Prk chapur. No. 707. O.

E. Cltero 80. WALKER Walker. 8ve avenue. Ncv.

6, 1944. rf H.en Walker. f'hr Miry E. Marjrri Wslne-. brother rf fjrwe ir Walker At rhapel.

631 tr.l rUrvs-s. u.l resyn Wednesday. Servires Wed-iesdsv. N-v. 8 at 1 30 tn the v-r-al P-c Methodist church.

7 1st and Ur.len ntsye Interment Cariock. 111. WEXtER Ro, Wevler. ree Old he-g rf 7020 Merrill avenue, he aved wl'e S-tv uei. dear rc-cther rf David.

and Rosalyn. rf Ricrard sister of Ella Hlrsch. Esther Pw.t-i ioeph. and the late Gec-re. tarr.s ar.d David Funeral Tu'-is 2 p.

at chapel. 6935 stony 5 a -r. -e. First Roumanian Ceng Wa.ar.e: as. WIFSEMANN Oorfhea Wleser-ann wife of the late Frederick, dear tner.r ef Mrs.

Gertrude Nigel. Mrs. Her.r:"a Kihe richt, Mrs. Elizabeth Stefen. Mrs and Mrs.

Aden Buder. at Schmaedese funeral home. Pars, until Wednesday: then to cf Jx-ri C. Haber.lcht. 94 avenue.

Orlard Pars. Funeral Thursday. 3 p. cr-t Lutheran churrh. Orland Park.

ChrUt Lutheran. TETTER Anna Marie Tetter, be'ov-d tcch-r of Percy. Charles. Mrs. Bess Wi.r.e..

M-s. Harnette Dunne, sister ef John. F--s. Henry, Herman. ar.d EJtrr.e-.

grandmother ot eight. Pestint ar 81 75h street. Fu -ierl at to a St 1'rMe r-j T.sth and lei avecue Interment Sr. Mars i 31A1II I.H Pvt Krnnetn A Ilh't. US A.

Silled In J. 144 tn I'a -r bea.sed Son of J. Fior. lam I brother rf Lt I I vs It N. ard Mrs Winifred Ge.dhraitdt.

fit. Memorial mass Wedr.edsv, New, 8. 10 a ar Our Lady cu irfCUrde ennrcfi. 4640 husband ot Liu: brother ot Clara Richard and Mary L. Retting at chapel.

851 E. 75th street. Services Wednesday, Nov. 8, at 1 p. m.

Burial Mount Greenwood. HELLER Henry E. Heller, beloved of Rosa, fond father of Louis L. and Arthur grandfather of Mrs. Muriel Altsthuler.

Mrs. Lois Lebo. and Arthur M. Heller, brother of the late Charles N. Heller and Mrs Theresa Krause.

Services Tuesday. Nov. 7, at 1 p. at chapel. f3 E.

47th street. Interment Waldheim, Chevra Shomra Hadaf. No. 1. Family at 6A35 Merrill avenue.

HF.NNERERRY Helen Henneherrv. Nov daughter ol John P. and Ceibon-iteau Henneberry, slstrr of A E. 1c, U. S.

Josephine h-iymond. Staff Set. Robert. V. S.

and the late William Funeral Wednesday. a. trom residence. 630 S. Harvey avenue.

Oak Park, to Acenslon church at 9: IS m. Interment Mount Carmel. Sou. 8822. HILL Harvey Hill, husband of Puth M.

brother of Forest, son of Uie late Alonio H. and Ida. Services Tuesday. 7, 2 p. at chapel, 3154 N.

Clark street. Cremation! Graceland. HILL Theresa Hill. late of S25 Melrose street I beloved wife of Wilbur lond mother G. Funeral Tuesday.

1 at chapel. 929 Belmont avenue. Interment RosehJU cemetery. HOKE Harry S. Hoke.

11808 5. Bell avenue. Nov. 5. 1944.

beloved husband of Gilve Hoke, brother of Mrs. Paul At rhapel, 2121 W. 95th street, until noon Tuesdsy. services and Interment Lafayette. Wednesday.

Nov. 8. HUFFAKER Frank M. Huffaker Sr age 79, of the Bryson hotel, beloved liusland of Lula fond father of Louise H. Galley, Frank M.

and O'Bannon L. HufTaker, fond brother of Louise 1. Alexander, grandfather of five, and great-grandfather of two. Services Wednesday. 3 p.

at chapel. ft203 Lake Park avenue. Interment Island Grove. 111. Hyde Park 0014.

HUSSANDER Maud N. Hussander of 2221 Linden avenue, Wilmette. Nov. 6. 1944.

beloved wife of Allan B. Hussander, sister of Kathetine Neville, aunt of 2d Lt. John Neville. At chapel. 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, Chicago, where services will be held Thursday. Nov. 9, at 3 p. m. Burial Memorial Park KETM Emma C.

Klm, nee Wlnpo, beloved wife ot the late Adam, fond mother of Erna and the late Charles Keim. sister cf Mrs. Anna Koehler. Member of Ge-mania chap'er. No.

552, O. E. S. Services Wednesday. Nov.

8. 3:30 D. at funeral home. tv200 Western avenue, corner Foster. Interment Waldheim.

KELLY Vincent F. Kelly of 938 S. Euclid venue. Oak Park, beloved hu'band of Gar- nlta, nee Ebbole. fund father of Garnlta Nina and Vincent Michael, son of Frank and Margaret Kelly, brother of Bernard J.

At funeral home. 17 Madison street, oak Park. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 8, 9:30 a. m.

to Ascension church. Interment Mount Carmel. KEMPER Marie Kemper, nee Malland. of 204 3 N. Leclalre avenue, beloved wife cf August, fond mother ot Flsie Barron.

William, Harry. George, and the late Marie and Lillian, grandmother of seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Resting at funeral home. 5701-3 W. Division street, where services will be held at 2 p.

m. Wednesday, Nov. S. Interment Oakiidge. KLIMAS Nick Kllmas.

Nov. 4. 1944. late ot 4516 S. California avenue, loving husband rf Vincents, nee Srogai'e; fond father of Lillian Renecke, Sgt.

William, U. S. Bruno, and Pvt Paul. S. A dear brevier ol Julius.

Funeral Wednrsdav at 8 30 a. m. from chapel. 4330 S. California avenue, to Immaculate Conception churrh.

Interment St. Caslmtr's cemetery. Yarda 1741. KI.OEPFER Louisa Kloepfer. Nov.

5. 1944. beloved wife of the late Michael W. Kloepfer. loving mother of Edward, Louise Bohn, Martha Heinz.

Helen. Florence Gtanqulst. Walter, and the late George. Funeral from rhapel. 5501 N.

Ashland avenue. Wednesday. Nov. 8, 9-30 a. to St.

lias church. Interment St. Joseph's. KOZOJED James A. Korojed of 3 323 61st court.

Cicero, beloved husband ot Mary nee Ruilcka. devoted father of Mildred R. Janda. tather-ln-law ot Joseph J. Janda grandfather of Carmela Janda Rest- Ing at funeral home.

62i7-2D W. t'ermsk roaa. uerwyn. until Tuesday, a. m.

Funeral Wednesdav. 9 from parish auditorium at 2418 R. 61t avenue. Cicero, to Our Lady of the Holy Mount church. Interment SL Adalbert's- Call Berwjn 1868.

LAHEY Pvt. John J. Lahey, V. S. A 30.

killed in action on Leyte. Oct. 22. 1 944. beloved son of John P.

and It- Martha Lahey of 135 -S. Meson avenue. loving brother of Corp. Francis U. A and Bonnie.

Memorial services later. LANGS August Lange. beloved husband of Gertrude I nee Lusseml. loving father of Mathias. Frank, and Gertrude Lange.

Funeral services W'ednesday at 3 p. m. at chapel. 4117 Armltage avenue. Interment Montrose.

Belmont 6019-6027. LAY Frederick J. Lav of 3925 N. Frontier I venue. Nov.

1944. beloved huihand of! the lale Anna Lay. fond tamer ot Dorothy Mary Knight and Robert F. lay. At 5501 N.

Asiiland venue, mhere services mill be held Thursday. Nov. 9. at 1 p. m.

Interment liiMnswuod. LETZ Clara Holland-Letl fnee Guderlan 1 of Crown Point. beloved mlfe of I.udwig. dear sister of George. Anna.

Emma Guderlan. nd Helen Burreas. Resting at funeral nome. 3130-32 W. 21st street.

Servleee Wcdnee-day. Nov. 8. at 3 p. Interment Concordia cemetery.

Canal 3659. LIBRIZZI Frank Llbrlrrl. be'eved hushsnd of Mary, nee Messina. Funeral from e-idenee. S55t Lexington street.

Thursdav. Nov. fl, 8 45 a. to Mother Cabrlnl rhurrh. Burial MHlitt Carmel cemetery, acramc-uto 034S, Nevada 3828.

LINK Dora Link, beloved wl'e of the late Simon, loving mother of Joseph and Sol of Philadelphia, Maurice of Stockton. nd Belle Morrison, als grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, service Tuesdav. 3 at rhapel. 1300 W. Devon avenue.

Faml'v at Morrison s. 1136 Karwtil. Pleas, omit flowers. LITTLE Dr. William E.

Little, loving husnand of Mabel, fond lather of Maybelle Gem, brother of Dr. Zack Little. Resting at Warner funeral home. Crystal Lake, thru Tuesday evening. Lying In state.

Oak Wood chapel. Chicago, Wednesday until time of service, 3 p. m. Interment Oak Woods, LOANE Charles Richard Loane. late residence 524 8 N.

Larned avenue, beloved husband of Wilhelmlna Loane. loving father of Jacelyn and Charles Richard loving ton of Mrs Emily Loane of Ireland and the late John Ijane. brother of Robert W. Ltiane. worshipful master of lvanhoe lodge.

No. 1100. A. F. A A.

member of Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite. Valley of Chicago. Resting at funeral home. 640S N. Central avenue, until Thursday, 1 1 a.

m. Services Thursday. Nov. B. at 3 p.

at Laurel Masonic temple. 1210 N. Waller avenue. Interment Mount Emblem. LUND Oscar Lund, late of 810 Roscoe street, uncle of Erneii Hanson.

Funetal Wednesday. 3 p. at chapel, iiju Iienruuit avenue. Interment Mount olive. MAD1GAS Pvt.

1st Class J.inies F. Madlean. U. A. late of Urimilare Sl venue, killed In a.ilon Sept.

27 at fc a Peletlu. beloved son of John J. and the late Anna Madlgan. loving brother ef M-s. Maurice Keileher.

Mrs. Lester Lehrke. Mrs. John P. Kelly, and John J.

Madiran IT. S. N. overseas. Memorial mass Thursday.

Nov. 9. 9 30 o'clock. Little Flower church. 80th and' Wood slreet.

MAHONEY Marie Margaret Mahoney. pee Mo. Clearn. cf 4817 W. Adsms street, beioved mite of John J.

Mahoney. daughter of the late Patrlca and Eilrahcth McCiearn. dear sister of Catherine Samlls, Robert J. James and the late Frances P. McCiearn.

At funeral home. 5321 w. Madison street, funeral Thursdav. Nov. 9.

at 9:30 am. to Resurrection church. Burial Mount Carmel. MCCARTHY Charles J. McCa-lhy.

beloved husband of the late Margaret nee Sheridan, father of Francu ft M. .1 N. Seabees. and James granrttntner of Mnrtares T. McCarthy At luneinl home.

J7 Madison street. Oak Park, funeral Wednesday. Nov 8. at 10 30 a. to Ascension church.

Interment Mount O.ivet. MEI.I.ING Sarah Melting, nee t-arson. beloved wife of the late cle. mother Marion, William. Grace Carlsen.

Pelnlle. and the late ar.4 sister of William rf Brlcelvn. Minn gr syid nitther rf Joan. Jlarold. Mas belle.

Walter. nd Ilarbnra Funeral at funeral home. 4041 W. Norm avtnue. Wednesday.

Nuv. 8, at 3 p. m. Interment Elmwood. MICHELINI Joseph Michelini.

husband rf the late Theresa, father of Ralph and S. 2 Victor U. S. brother of Marlanna. John, Cesare.

and the late Francesca and Ha-ry Michelini. Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a. from chapel. 708 N.

Wells S'reet at Huron, to the Church of the Assumption. Interment i Mount Carmel. Member ol La SaKe General i assembly. St. Francis council.

K. C. and Fiore ltalia. and Alpine Gun rluh. MIHElf.ITS Pvt.

1st Class Ernest Mlheih's. tl. S. M. C.

age 19, killed In a.ii.m Sept. 21. 1944. at Peleiiu Island, dear son of Mary Mihellits Kolumijus and cf the late Joseph Mlhehlt. fond brother of Mrs.

Mary Peterson and Mrs. Julia Peters Memorial mnss Wednesday. Nov. 8, 11 a.m. St.

ChrlstUia'i church. 110th and li-mao MIKOS Sophie Mlkos. loving daurhtrr ol louis and Valeria, beiosed sister of Mrs Eleanor Churylo. Adam. Frank, and MIC Leopold.

V. N. Funeral Wednesday. 9 30 a. from late reiidrnce.

53J4 S. la-smie venue, to St. Camilius' rhurch. Inierment Resurrection Por. b'24.

MULCAHY John J. Mulcahy. residence. 7130 Cornell avenue, liu oend ef tne ia'e Annie Mulcahy. fattier of William and the late Walter F.

Member of the Moulders and Foundry Workers' Union ef North America, local No. 275. Resiing at I J-neral home. 79th sirect and Phillips avenue. Services Thursday, 3 m.

Inierment Oak Woods. South Shore 6959. MULDER Kate Mulder, nee Kempes. suddenly late rf l.loj S. Talman beloved wife of the late Jacob, devoted mother of Grace Mulder end Eeiyn Ol'hot.

unr daugh ter of Mrs. Eflie Laman and late Henry rsempes. o'ir sister ol AMert. re'er. and the late Gerrit.

P.li.ard. Jolin, and Ella, grandmother of Ruth Joanne, and Evelyn Kay Oltriol. Resting at luneial home. 6oJ3 Roosevelt road. 13 ncn Wednesdsy Nov.

8. Services at 2 p. m. at trie First Reformed Churcn' of Chicago. 1535 Hastings street.

Interment Forest home, Cicero ft. NELSON Gustaf Nelson of 78 Green By road. Glenroe. husband of Thora Nelson, father rf Stanley Morgan H. Nelson, and Mrs Ellda M.

Peterson, six grandchildren, brother of David Nelson. Wiimette. and Elis and Elln Tirlsnn of Sweden Resting at funeral home. Linden avenue and Tower road. Hubbard Woods, until Tuesday noon.

Servieea Tuesday. Nov. 7. 2 30 p. m.

at Winneua Bible church. SS6 Elm street. Wlnnetka Interment Memorial Park. Klndlv omit flowers. NELSON Col.

Thacher Nelson, killed In to-- action In F'rance Oct. 25, son of Mrs. Nelson of Chicago and the lse Murry Nelion. Prayers Nov 1 3 at St. Maiy church.

Newton rally. Mass. NfCCirs- Ralto n't Ue. lin O.aon. Ol Fdw ar Nov.

3 1044. of 7.14 Hinman avenue. F.ansioii, 1:1 husband of Ida Sophia Olion. taiher of Cliar-lotre Vern and Corn. Alton K.

Olson. IJ. S. A. A.

F. Service 3 p. m. Tuesday chapel. 1567 Maple avenue.

Evans too. Interment rment Memorial Park cemetery. i Today's death notices contain the details of the funerals or memorial ervices of the following who died in the services of our country: Rudolph F. Botltlman John J. Lahiy James Madigan Ernest H.

Mihellits Thacher Nelson Joseph J. Passaglia Kenneth A. Zabler "Thtf lav tki last full mtasur of dtvotiom" BORDEN Ruby J. Borden, nee Grlswotd. late of 230B Calumet avenue, beloved wife of Orrle Borden, dear slstrr of Mrs Laura Grant and Mrs.

Mabel Evenson of Elkhom Wis. Mrs. Frances King of Harvard, Hobard Grlswold ol Lake Geneva. Wis. Services Wednesday.

3 p. at chapel. 1830 R. Michigan avenue. Interment Evergreen.

Lake Geneva, peri please copy. ROSTELMAN Ma J. Rudolph F. Bostetman. tars U.

S. A. A. In Alaska. Sept.

18. beloved lj husband of Virginia lather of John R. and Jane Ann. son of Dr. and Mrs.

Pudolph D. Bostelmann of La Grange, 111., brother of Evelyn Jegen of Chicago and Janet Glddens of New York City. Memorial service Thursday. Nor. 9, at 8 p.

at La Grange CongregaUonal church. BRENNER Nicholas Brenner, Not. late of 1737 Roscoe street, beloved husband of Gertrude, fond father of Ensign Nicholas. U. s.

N. brother ot Anna Archan. father-in-law of Helen, grandfather of Marlon Jean. Funeral Thursday. Nov.

9. at 10 a. at funeral home. 20 58-5S Belmont avenue. Interment St.

Joseph'i cemetery. BROWN Florence L. Brown, beloved mother of Richard, dear daughter ot William and Amelia Srhulu, sister of Ella. Agnes. Ruby.

Alfred. William Gerald, and Beryl, services Wednesday. 1:30 p. at chapel. 3224 Montrose avenue.

Interment Waldheim. BURTCH Josephine Burtrh. dearly beloved wife of the late Howard. loving mother of Morgan. Funeral Wednesday.

10 a. from funeral home, 820 E. 7 5th street, to St. Fellcitas' church. Burial Holy Sepulchre.

CAI.LAGHAN Elizabeth Callaghan (nee Eng lish 1, beloved wife of the late Timothy mother of Marie. Alice, Mrs. Elisabeth Wiener, and the late David sister of Mrs. George Fitzgerald of Lake Forest. Funeral Wednesday.

9 a. from chapel. 5533 Wentworth avenue, to St. Laurences church. Burial Mount Carmel.

CAMERON Edgar Cameron, formerly of 10 X. Ohio street, beloved husband of Mane Cameron. Resting at chapel, 810 N. Clark treet. Interment Ottawa.

111., Wednesday afternoon. CARY Caroline Tt. Cary fnee Dalyl, beloved wife of Clarence fond mother of William H. Cary and Ralph D. Krebaum.

grandmother of John H. Krebaum. sister of Henry E. Daly and Mra. Joseph Adams.

Funeral service! Wednesday. 3 p. at chapel. A322 Broadway. Interment RosenlU cemetery.

CHI ANCLLI Rose Chlanelll. nee Verre, be loved wife of John, fond mother of Mrs. Rose Williams. Sgt. Joseph.

S. Frank Alfred, and Corp. John U. S. fond liter ot Charles Verre.

Funeral Thursday. 8 a. Irom chapel. 1702 W. 69th street.

to St. Mary of Mount Carmel church. In terment St. Mary s. Prospect 0600.

CI-ARK Ellrabeth A Clark, nee Beals. Nov. 5 beloved wile of the late Daniel fnnd mother of Clarence Daniel B. Jr V. F.

and Mrs. Catherine Roehr. sister of Mrs. Nina studhaker and Mrs. Mabel Nickels.

Funeral from chapel. 7705 Cottage Grove avenue. Thursday. Nov. a.

to Holy Cross church. Burial Holy Sepulchre COON Mary Coon. Nov. S. of 1313 N.

Clark treet, beloved wife of Pvt. Robert Coon. tJ. S. A mother of Grace, Jessie, and Mary Ann.

Funeral from chapel, 12S3-SS N. Clark street, w'ednesday. Nov. 8. at 8:43 a.

to Holy Name cathedral. COREY B. Frank Corey. 1833 W. 104th treet, Nov.

8. 1944, beloved husband of Grace Corey, brother of Sidney T. Corey, uncle of James H. Corey. At chapel.

2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Wednesday. Nov. 8. at 3 p.

m. Interment Mount Hope. I CORSO See Palumbo. DALY Catherine Daly, nee McLean, wife of William devoted mother of John, grandmother of Judith, sister of Samuel, James. Jean McLean.

Mrs. Mae Allen, Mrs. Martha surhalskl. Mrs. Ruth Olson, and the late Thomas McLean.

Resting at chapel. B652 8. Ashland avenue, until Thursday, noon. Service 3 p. at Julia Gay M.

E. church. Garneld boulevard and Paulina street. Interment Evergreen. Republic 007 8.

DAVrDREN Alma Davldsen. late of S10 La Crosse avenue, beloved wile of Jens, loving mother ot Arthur, Caroline Seals, Harold. Irene Kxuty. Kdward and Ethel Moller. daughter of Paul end the lite Anna Murk, grandmother of 10 grandchildren, sister of raulliir, Josephine Tliles.

Margaret Olien. Ida laileb. and Myrtle Zottarelle. Service Wednesday. p.

at funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue. DEVO Michael H. Devo, beloved niMhand of Kathryn. fond father of peter. Mrs Ann Strode.

Margaret. I yeoman. If. S. C.

Kathryn Martens. Michael Jr 2 'c Sea-bees, and Rosemarle S. Devo. Services Thursday. Nov.

9, 11 a. at funrral home. 8300 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster Interment St. Joseph's cemetery.

DOR AN Margaret Hunt Doran. MIS Monroe atreet, suddenly, beloved wile of Patrick dear mother of Cathrlne fiaughton. Mary WUted. James and Corp. John P.

Doran, U. S. A. Funeial Wednesday. 9:30 a.

from chapel. 4817 Madison street, to Resurrection church. Burial All Saints'. Aus. 1137.

DOUGLASS Arty Douglass. Nov. S. of 2300 W. Monroe street, beloved mother of Laura Mae Smith, sister of Lee Hosark.

mother-in-law of Nettie Kelso, grandmother of Thomas. Maynard. and Homer, all ot IT. and Grace, also five great-grandchildren. Services W'ednesday.

Nov. 8. at 1:30 p. at chapel, 314-318 S. Western avenue, at Jackson boulevard.

Interment Forest Home. Member of Camp No. 17. P. O.

O. and Kons and Daughters ot f.lhertv council. No. 31. Former member of Elite Rebekah lodite.

No. 3. I. O. O.

F. EICIITEN Anna Flchten of 1110 W. treet. beloved wife of the late Henry fond mother of Matthias. Jacob.

Henry. Mra. Mary Mahoney. and the late Mra. Frances Connors, grandmother of Henry, coxswain.

If. s. and Zdward Connors. Funeral Wednesdnv at 9 a. from funeral home, Racine avenue at 78th place, to St.

Brendan's. Interment St. Mary'g. Triangle 7300. ERICKSON Edward O.

Eitcksnn of 1335 Roscoe street, Nov. ft, 1944, beloved husband of the late Mathilda Frirksoii. nee Oisn: fond father of Cart. Harry. Walter.

Corp. F. dward Jr Corp. George. Set.

Alfred, and Mrs. Mathilda Anderson At ehanel. ftsm N. avenue, where services will he held Wednesday. Nov.

8. at 1 p. m. Interment Rldgewood. FISHER Edward G.

Fisher, beloved husband of Susan, nee Meyer; fond father of Dorothea Malinke and Bemlce Heiderman. father-in-law of John and Howard, dear grandfather of Susan and Robert, brother of Acne Graf. Clare O'Grady. Albert and Irene Grenon. Services Thursday.

9:30 a. m. from 3807 Lincoln avenue to Our Lady of Met eg church. Interment St. Joseph's.

FLEMING Herbert E. Fleming. 3f2 Cedar avenue. Highland Park. 111..

Nov. ft. husband of Isa belle. Services private at convenience of family. Please omit flowers.

FOS7.CZ Mary Fo7eg. beloved wire of George, dear mother of Pvt. 1st Clais Joepn. Stephen. Estelle.

Helen, pvt. 1st Class Harry. U. s. Violet, and Fiederlik.

Funeral Wednesday, 9. JO a. from chapel. 301 Dlversey. to St.

Hvaclnth church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Alb. 84 24.

FOWLER Henry Fowler ot 1404 Forest avenue. Wilmettc. father of Edwin. Sgt. John Fowler.

U. S. and Elizabeth Fowier Peterson, brother of Alin. Sidney, and William Fowler. Resting at chapel, 1118 Greenleal avenue, Wilmette Service Wednesday.

2:30 p. at St. Aurustlne Episcopal churcn. Wilmette. Interment Irving Park cemetery FRIES Ira Fries, suddenlv.

Nov. 8. beloved brother of Hoesel and William Frlei Military service will be held tn cnanel. 81 0 N. Clark street, at 2 o.

m. Wednesday. Nov. 8. Interment Elmwood cemetery.

GII.MOPE Lourena C. Gilmore. suddenly. Nov. 6.

wife of J. Gilmore. mother of Martin A. Burton. Marjorle G.

Whitchurch. Barbara G. Cameron, and Richard J. Gilmore. Resttng at chapel.

4 0 S. Ashland avenue. La Grange, where services will be held at 3 30 p. m. Wednesday.

Interment Bronswood cemetery. Hinsdale. GLENN Mrt. Christina Glenn. Oct.

31. 1944. beloved mother of William. Edward. Jack.

nd Anna. Burled Thursday. Nov. 3. at Phillips.

Wis. Information. Columbus 1912. GOPPELSROEDER See Elizabeth Schroeder notice. GOULD Bernard Gould, husband of Flora Bass Gould, ffther ol Elizabeth G.

Gould. Funeral at home for funerals. Erie and Wabash venu. Thursday afternoon at 1:30. Interment Arlington cemetery.

ROTH Georce Groth. formerlv of 5933 Seeley avenue. beloed son of the late Albert and Ottilia, brotner of Theresa Schu'y. Joseph." Albert. Peter, and Pvt.

Waiter. Funeral Thursday, 10-15 a from funeial home. 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, to St. Aiphonsus chruch. Interment St.

Adalbert's. GUDERIAN See Clara Letz notice. HAMER Ruth Carlscn Kamer. beloved wife of Leo, sister of Dr. Haldor Carlsen.

aunt of Fdith May Carlsen. Resting at funeral home. 3918 Irving Park road. Thursday. Nov.

9. at 2 p. m. Interment Mount HANSEN Christ H. Hansen of 2629 N.

California avenue, beloved husband of the late Charlotte, dear father of John. Guy. and Ellen Andersen, also survived by eight grandchildren. Services Thursday at 1 p. m.

at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Irving Park cemetery. Member of B. No. 298.

HARRISON Mary Leyden Harrison of 794 5 Evans avenue, beloved wife of the late Amos Harrison, devoted mother of Lt. Col. Raymond. Martha. Edwin, C.

P. O. Joseph. U. S.

Capt. James and the late Daniel od Amos Harrison. Restln; at funeral home. 7338 Cott.scc- Grove avenue. Mass at St.

Francis de Paula church Wednesdav. Nov. 8, ar 9 .10 a. Ini-imcnt Mount Olivet Information. Bad.

0220. HARTY John Anttionv llaitv of 1117 2d srteet. belosed son of lillain and Mar. nee Benway. broilier of Catherine lieim- berg.

Jeanette Gilie. Bernadlne Fleck, Margaret Fhy. Jrseph and Therese Harty. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from chapel.

3424 W. 63d street, to St. Nlchoiaa of Tolentlne church. Burial Holy Sepulchre, Gro. 0090.

irt u.t u1omol.iler who Sunday night c. dtaa (atiirr. ciirir icouu- attempted to run over Mrs. nor nice rreden.k. to-rM I fm.

of 2111 Station near lit siaas. V. It fliad Win. Mis. her lioitie.

Xsmer.a T'M. M. Vn. sister. MiS.

Mrln- I-ml id She WAS CTOSSing io. alley when he motorist, who had imimnv led his spotlight her, turned Idle. Bullet. 1 rlars. 1 i wmnded FatiKi.

Arthur v. co.e, his ear and sped toward her. Unable oj4 w.KaSnwr Hammond to leap out of the way, she said she MeGuire. Thnma private 1st class. I' 1 't.

c. wounded Parents, Mr. and Mrs. jumped onto the radiator of the John J. MeGuire Fowler.

car and clung 1here l. tj. s. M.I The drivtr several attempts -undid Mother. Mrs.

Agnes m. josiyn. to dislodge her by racing the car William a private 1st cia. o. snd stopping suddenly, she said, and c.

R. -'undi-d pan nu, Mr. and Mrs. finally succeeded. Mrs.

Demi fell ViTntKTe wMUam l-rutersnt ft. 1. 1 directly before a front wheel. When s. n.

p-. trussing parents. Mr. and Mrs. the driver, described as about 25 Ciaude MUton Plant.

Port.and. i i x. i i T. Wisconsin years old. backed his car, Mrs.

Demi jeph private 1st elan. ii. s. fled, she said. She was treated at Z- VrFirm'- MJ7 St.

Mary's hospital for bruises and A Pavlick. 1207 C. Kensington fchori1-. 1 (lacerations. Il'iler.

Jnhn A It. parenta. Mr. and John W. lif i nrmnrign fin ate SUPREME COURT J-1 ny Mr.

Mr? Aurut i ry yx Hobus. fS23 W. txiLlLO IS AZ I KXJLiU Lawn, Mrlifn Lfnard. 2d I 201d I -a Sa! KtPlnepLrents. I LOT EN AN OBITUARIES Dr.

Ludwig M. Loeb. Dr. Ludwig M. Loeb, 66, of 5438 Woodlawn av assistant professor of medicine at the University of Chicago medical school irom 13U i 10 il937 died last night in his home.

a native of Chicago, he attended the ITniversitv nf Chicago and Hush medical college and did post-gradu- He had prac- He is sur Frank M. Huf faker Sr. Services for Frank M. Huffaker pioneer Chicago livestock broker who died yesterday of a heart at tack, will be held at 2 p. tomor row in the funeral chapel at 5203 Lake Park av.

Mr. Huffaker, who was 79 years old, came to Chicago 30 years ago from Jacksonville, 111., where he will be buried Thursday His widow, Lulu of the Bryson hotel, 4032 Lake Park three chil dren, five grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren survive. H. E. Pettit.

II. E. Pettit, 69, of 150 Herrick Riverside, for 41 years a member of the Chicago Board of Trade, died yesterday in St. Anne's hospital. For many years he was an oats trader for the old La Salle st.

firm of Logan Bryan, and later went with Thomson McKinnon when the latter firm was organized. He is survived by a step-son, Brackett B. Denniston. Services will be held at 2:15 p. m.

tomorrow in the Forest Home cemetery chapel. Johnny Phllliber. Elkhart, Nov. Johnny Philliber, 72, Elkhart native who gave up a motion picture career last summer and announced he was "going home to die," died here to day, l'hilliber went to Hollywood after a career of 50 years on the stage. He appeared In such recent films as It Happened Tomorrow," "Summer Storm," and "Double Indemnity." Joseph Michelini.

Joseph Michelini, 64, owner of the Chicago Wine and Liquor company, died yesterday in his home, 500 N. Franklin st. He was the founder of the Alpine Gun club. He Is survived by two sons, Ralph and Seaman Victor L. Michelini' of the navy.

Charles B. Horton. New York, Nov. 6 The death last Friday of Charles B. Horton, commercial superintendent of the Western Union Telegraph company, at his home in Lake Helen, was announced here today.

SAM SCHEFRIN FUNERAL TODAY AT MILWAUKEE Milwaukee, Nov. 6 Special. Sam Schefrin, 75, president of the Blue Ribbon 'works, 2224 IN. 14th died today in his home, 2221 N. 15th after a short 111-' ness.

He leaves his wife, KHie; a son, Alex; two daughters, Dorothy innrl Minnie nil nf Milwaukee: four brothers, Eernard and Max, Milwaukee, Karl, Passaic, N. and Yale, in Russia, where a sister, Gertrude, also lives. Funeral services will be at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Schram Bensman chapel, 2221 N.

Teutonia av. Burial will be in the Congregation Anshe Lebowit cemetery. LARGEST SELECTION OF CASKETS IN CHICAGO Qualify with Economy NORTH: 929 W. Belmont SOUTH: 1820 S. Michigan WEST: 2346 W.

Madison EASY TO REACH BY BUS OR STREET CAR CITY ASKS HODES TO FIGHT ORDER WON BY BARRY Corporation Counsel Hodes was asked yesterday by the civil service commission to appeal Superior Judge Joseph A. Graber's order of Oct. 30 reinstating Capt. Eugene A. Barry in the police department with full back pay since June 16, when he and six other captains were discharged for alleged failure to suppress gambling.

The commission members, In a letter signed by Walter L. Gregory, president, expressed a belief that Judge Graber had erred In his ruling. Judge Graber stated that the discharge of the captains was a travesty on Justice," and that evidence had not sustained the charges against them. Hearing on the petitions of the six other captains seeking reinstatement on the claim that they were not given a fair trial by the commission was postponed yesterday to Nov. 13 because of the illness of Judge Graber.

They are Capts. Louis Klatzco, Walter K. Healy, William J. Drury, John T. Cartan, Thomas Connelly, and Thomas Harrison.

NAVY, U. 5. TAKE HAND IN STRIKE AT PIPE WORKS A federal conciliator and naval officers met with company and union representatives yesterday in an effort to settle a strike of several hundred mumbcrs of an independent union at the Taylor Forge and Pipe Works, 4735 W. 14th Cicero, which started early yesterday. The company li engaged in manufactur ing steel forging for naval equip ment.

According to Vincent Aceto president of the union, which is affi liated with the Confederated Union of America, the strike was called in protest against ihe company's recent policy of making woik changes without first consulting with the union as provided by contract. Funeral for Gen. Dill in Washington Tomorrow Washington, D. Nov. 6 UP).

Funeral services for Field Marshal John Dill, who died Saturday night, will be held Wednesday at 2 p. m. In Washington cathedral. Burial will be in Arlington National, cemetery. Gen.

Dill, head of the British joint staff mission in the United States, retired as chief of the British imperial general army three years' ago. Fferlifs for Si fears fV; NROE ST. il GrfrthuftM Tj 909 N. Haritm 11-63 E. MO CENTRAL 3777 -UNDERTAKERS- LAIN cS SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAFr.I.

BSD AND HARVAKD-AVENt K. rHOM WENTWORTH 002 S. TUESDAY. COY Hubbard C. 11a m.

at chapel. MELOY George H. 3 p. m. at chapel.

WEDNESDAY. SILSBKE Charles W. 1 p. m. at chapel, WALKER Burt S.

1:30 p. m. In church. NORTH SIDE CHAFEL 8301 NORTH ASHI.ANn-AVEM'E. PHONE I-ONGIIEACH 268.

TUKSDAY. MARTH Lester A. 2 p. at chapel, WEDNESDAY. ERICKSON Edward O.

1 m. at chapel. KLOEPFER Louise. 1 0 a. m.

In church. LINDNER Ella. 3 p. m. at chapel.

THURSDAY. HUSSANDER Maude. 3 p. m. at chapel.

LAY Fredrick. 1 p. m. at chapel. BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 WEST 6STH-STREET.

PHONE BEVERLY 3182. TUESDAY. HOFFMAN Hertha W. 2 p. m.

at chapel. WEDNESDAY. COREY B. Frank. .1 at chapel SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED.

HOKE Harry. LAIN cS SON SKEELES- Piddle DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT COLONIAL CHAPEL 7838 COTTAGE GROVE RAD. 0220 Private Parkin Ara JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WABASH WHI. BOSH. 4 54 2 RAVENSWOOD.

LON. 0305. C. H. JORDAN FUNERAL HOME 300 ERIE.

1 block of Michigan 90 YEARS SERVICE CUP7709 JOHN DEIR t'NERAL IIOMK 4048 0 Harrison it Nevada 381A Nevada 4S00. MONUMENTS ANO MAUSOLEUMS CXMETERY MARKERS, MONUMXNTS AT Sa-einn. Seare-Rcwbuck. BasemanL Also at bring Park and Gcejo-T. rs7 2LaC REPORTED DEAD Marinette, Nov.

6 Special. Two Marinette county men previously reported missing In action were today reported dead. One of them was the son of the Democratic candidate for district attorney here, Mr. and Mrs. L.

M. Everet. The parents learned that their son, Lt. Thomas R. Everet, reported missing after a routine operational flight from England a year ago, must now be presumed to be dead.

He also leaves his widow, two baby sons, and three sisters. Mr. and Mrs. George Richards of Porterfield have been informed by the war department that their son, Donald James, reported missing from a landing ship tank on which he was gunner's mate third class, is now presumed dead. He was serving aboard the U.

S. S. Texas and entered service July, 1942. He has three brotheri In the fighting forces. Two other brothers and three sisters also survive in addition to the parents.

Worker Killed in Mishap at Kalamazoo Factory Kalamazoo. Nov. 6 Special. Perry Goolsby, 55, was killed this afternoon in the power plant of the Kalamazoo Paper company when his right arm was caught in a belt and he was thrown against. a tank.

His wife died two weeks ago. Goolsby was the father of six sons, four of whom are in military service. FATAII.T 8 TB ICR STREET. Joaquin Komltlo. 81, of 1810 Roosevelt rd a former employe of the United Slates department of commerce, was stricken wttn a fatal heart attack yesterday in front ot a bunk at Koonevelt rd.

and av. your Jlowers Will Comforf tlteCMng Allied Florists' Ann. DEATH NOTICES Its Memorlam BfrTT.S Roy Edward Betts. In loving remembrance of our hushand and father, who passed waj une jear sko today, Nov. 7.

MARY AND BRUCE. HEMPS FY Set. James A. Dempser, No. 7.

1B43. IVir Jimnile Boy we oiiia you more with every passing day. W'e Ions to see your smiling- tace and hear your riili-e ao gay. God In Hla wisdom has recalled the boon His love had given and tho your body slumbers here, your soul 1 safe In heaven. LONELY MOTHER.

PAD, AND BROTHER. IIKItSIIEN'HORN Jacob Hershenhorn. In loving memory of our dear father, who passed aav 22 yeais sen lodav. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. MATTER Dr.

Charles M. Matler. Nov. 7, lf41 Sweet are the memories that never lade Of one me loved, but could not save. Sincere and kind In his heart and mind.

What a wonderful memory he left behind. LOVING WIKK AND FAMILY. SPOTII.I A Judith Spoillla. In lovlnr memnnr of our dauehter and sister, who passed away a vr to today. MOTHER, DADDY, AND SISTKR.

AI.MQU1ST Alford W. Almqulst. late of W. 6 1 kt street, beloved hushand ol Jes.ir Russell Almqulst. fond son of Olot and the late Augusta, brother of Oscar.

Conrad. Asnes. Alvera, and Harry, brother-in-law of Hertha, Irma. and Martha Almqulst. Resting at parlors.

241H W. 3d street, where services will be held Wednesday, Nov. 8. at 1:30 p. m.

Interment Evergreen cemeteiy. Prospert 630O. ANDERSON Sclma Aucusla Andersen, beloved wife of the late Hubert, dear mother of Mcurd and Mtt. Atlee Heatlt. Servleen Tltuisday.

Nov. p. 1 30 p. fium futieint hi'me. eorner 70tft and Aberdeen.

Interment Oak 11111. APGAR Georce Apgar, father of Harry, son ot the late Mr. and Mrs. Amos Apgar, brother of Emma Multln. Lottie Aldrldre.

Olive White, Myrtle Apcar. and the late Graee Morin. Resting at chapel. 851 E. 7.jth street.

Services Wednesday. Nov. at 3 p. m. Interment Evergreen.

ATWATER Walter Hull Atwatrr. No. 5. 1944, hutoand of Bertha Morrlsson At-waler. father of Mrs.

John Tsyler Krencn. Kianitnn. 111., Mrs. Norton Cottenll. Riverside.

Horace Brewster Atwater. Minneapolis. and the late Robert Morrlsson Atwatcr. Service 4 p. Tuesday, at his home.

1124 Sheridan road. Evanston, 111. Burial private. BACHLF.R Carl Bachler. Nov.

5. late of S. Western avenue, dearlv beloved husband of Theresa Prtsrhlng Barhler. fond father of Mrs. Stephanie Relehert and Carl lather-tn-law of Georee Relehert and Mrs Altlna Bachler.

loving grandlat lier Ml Marilyn and J'inn Relehert. e'arl, Cary. and the late Carole Ann Bachler. Funeral 9 a from chapel. 1I3S W.

STtri street, to St. Klilan's ch. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Mary s.

PadclifTe 1100. BAUER Otto r.aurr. beloved husband of Olca. nee Bfw)rtz; dear father of Albert, GeorKe. and Lucille, grandfather of Lou Ann.

Services at rhapel. 453 Irving Fark road. Thursday, at 3 p. m. luterinenl Irving Park cemetery.

BIAVA Louis Gino Blava. 19 E. 101st Place. Nov. 6.

1944. beloved son of Joseph and Annette, nee Zanelio: fund brother ol Catherine and Bruno. 1-uncral at chapel. 252 E. 115th street, Thursday.

Nov. 9. at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope cemetery.

BIRKI.A.VD Clara S. Blrkiand. nee Fllns. 94 3 0 Jackson avenue, Brockfleld, beloved wife of Richard, fond sister of Alma Koehler. Hilda Borsh.

and Emma Soderberg. Resting at chapel, 374 2 Grand boulevard, Brookfleld. Funeral Wednesday, 3 p. Interment Mount Olive EI. A INK Thomas Blaine.

ol the l.ile MiiiKaiet. fond lather of L. and lx er.imiciilldrrn. ItrMinc at fllneial home, living Cat road. Serv-lie WetlncMev.

Nov, at I m. Interment Mcmoilal I'aia -emeteiy. Bl.ANEY e'oia llianey e.f (teiflO Watn.li avenue, beloved mother of Raymond. Renting at funeral home. 1 Wentworth avenue.

Funeral Wednesday at ft a. m. to st Bernard church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. BOORTZ See Otto Bauer notice.

Kr rdq Louis Larstn, 1110 Hayes av l-rmirij. ftnnrr. ireir wounded wife, m. vir- Ln-e-siSoonlUI'' St' MHctwiij El bridge Gerry Bates, 42, of 571 Hill Maam'phen t. private eia.

o. s. Glen Ellyn, a sales representa-' wound. a Father. And.ew vo for a St.

Louis company, on a JC27 Jf 14th Mliwauaee. I McCaffrey, cnaries it iieut-nanf. u. charge of conspiring with Nazi Mrr Cl.arie, J. Mc- agents to export gold.

Cefrey. 2021 N. Murray av Milwaiiitee Mosehinski. Koind a. private im class, tr.

He was coiivi'ted in the federal rir i Troy was killed Auk- 27 in European va- Iters. He enlisted jSept. 20, 1010, onJ flN Mr ana 11 the invasions of North Africa, Sicily, Anzio, and Normandy. A brot her, Corp. Mirhnrl I'riljar.

John, is stationed in Italy WOMAN ASSERTS MOTORIST TRIED TO CRUSH HER cf Shakespeare av. station yester day were seeking the driver Tlif Uiiitod States Sunreme court i i revrr.sea uie vonviciion 01 i 1 1 i i I lourt here in October. 1-iaiik S. Smith, furnilure man- ufarturcr. A third co-defendant, Kurt Erich Schimkus, research chemist, was acquitted.

Smith's conviction subsequently was reversed 1ho States Circuit Court of Appeals. 1 1, court said Dates could not be RUilty tho gov-j ernment had conceded it lacked evi-l lo SUpport the diarge. A nr Succumbs to His Injuries Walter Jerzalowirz, 53, of 1070 Milwaukee a tailor, died In St. in Kidney and Bladder Trouble Thousands have been helped by Mountain Valley Water, the famous health water from Hot Springs, Ark. Drink six to eight glasses a day for the next few weeks and see for yourself the real value of Mountain Valley.

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139 W.Jackson Blvd. MCNroe 5460 SifabJified la Chicago Over 15 Years I 11 i C. we.undd R.tr:.-hr.!t u-; hlnskl. 21.1SJ W. Mllel.e.l st Mil BLAME AILMENT AFTER MOTHER LOCKS GIRL OUT Juvenile authorities said ester-, rf'ty that a nervous ailment was 1( Mame for the actions of Mrs.

John S. Talman who Dvorak. nl J-'ar olu uaugiei, j.u.st.' Mary, out to find her father early Sunday morning and then refused to permit her to reenter the house. "The mother has a goiter and is very nervous," Juvenile Officer Waller Skonly said. "Rose Mary, who was tanen to tne juvenile nome, Miiry-S vesterdav from in-wiil be released to the care of SUfff.r,.a Friday when he was t.

ant pending a social investiga- trUck by an automobile at Augusta blvd. and Noble st. Samuel Testa- John Dvorak, 38, the husband, X- guzii ol Sedgwick st. was the plained to police that he walked driver, out of his home rather than eon-1 tinue an argument with his sick iie. He returned later, he said.

New City police said neighbors found Rose Mary shivering from the cold and reported it to the station. The child was than taken to the juvenile home. She told officers her mother refused to open the ioor for her until she found her lather. YOTE TODAY! Polls open 6 a. m.

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