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I CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Thursday, Oct. 30, 1952 ARMY COMRADE TELLS OF EX-GI BOWING TO JAPS Treason Trial Hears of to Enemy New York, Oct. 29 -A former army comrade today backed the government's claim and said former Sgt. John D. Provoo met the Japanese conquerors of Corregidor with a low, oriental bow of welcome.

Provoo made a deep bow as the Japanese soldiers entered the United, States. Capt. headquarters Richard Sak- tunakida testified at Provoo's treason trial. "He spoke in Japanese, saying he was a Buddhist priest, that he spoke the Japanese language and would like to be of service to them." Sakakida-a purple heart veteran with a chestful of ribbonssolemnly demonstrated to a jury of seven women and five men how the how went. With arms at his sides, he bent low the waist in oriental fashion.

Faces Death Penalty Provoo, 35, but A disciple of ancient, stoic horns Buddhist religion, faces a possible death penalty if convicted on 12 counts. is of turning renegade in 1912 to serve the Japanese captors of the Philippines, broadcasting propaganda for them and pointing out Arnerican fellow captives to them for brutalities. The defense admitted Provoo broadcast propaganda, but said he! did so only on pain of death by the Japanese. His lawyers called Provoo a patriotic man. The government opened its case today with records to show Provoo left a bank clerk's job in Francisco in 1940 to go to Japan, intending to spend six years there training for the Buddhist priest rood.

The Pacific cut that short and he returned and joined the army in 1911. Born In Hawall Capt. Sakakida, one of the gOVernment's first witnesses, was born i in Hawaii of Japanese parents. He described the Japanese entry into Malinta tunnel, which housed American headquarters on Corregidor and a hospital. Sakakida said the Jap soldiers ignored Provoo's low bow but by the next day were using the sergeant as; a' interpreter.

A few days later. Sakakida said he heard Provoo tell a Jap lieutenant again that he was an dained Ruddhist priest and "that would dries to be of any service; they could him." 'The witness testified Provoo produced snapshots of himself in Buddhist robes as a clincher and: that the Japanese officer then told an enlisted man to go ahead and use Provoo." Gets Run of Tunnel After that, Sakakida went on. Provoo had the run of the tunnel. the only American allowed to move about without a Jap guard. Under eross-examination, kida said he.

100. served as an interpreter for the Japs, but he said he did so 011 orders from his American superiors. He also admitted he lied when he told the Japs he was not Ani American soldier but a civilian interpreter attached to the gar-; rison. Those also were his instruc-1 tions, Sakakida testified, because otherwise as a Nisei a son of Japanese parents he probably would have been executed. POLICE TO PROBE WOMAN'S DEATH AFTER ACCIDENT 9:30 a.

m. today at An inquest has for been, called, land av. to determine the cause of the death of Mrs Lillian Cum-: m.ngs. 27. of 3735 Lakewood who died yesterday in American hospital.

Mrs. Cummings, clad in pajamas. coat. and house slippers. was driving her automobile carly Tuesday when it jumped the curb and rammed a vacant building at 3733 N.

Clark st. Mrs. Cummings, a divorcee. lived in the home of her narents. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Fass, with her 8 year old son. Mrs. Fass told police her daughter had come home late Monday night and micht have taken some sleeping pills. MOVE PATIENTS; SON BORN TO ONE IN NEW HOSPITAL The 18 patients in the old Community Hospital of Evanston.

2026 Brown were moved into the new structure at 2040 Brown av. yesterday. Police and firemen ass sted hospital personnel in making the change. When Mrs. John Kovin.

21. of 1933 Dodge was moved. she was taken directly to the delivery room of the new hospital. There she gave birth 10 a seven round baby boy. the first child to be born in the new unit.

Paul Hi. Keiser. administiato: of the hospital. said plars are under way to remodel the old building for nurses' quarters and doctors' office. Flames Rout 200 Tenants and Cause $8,000 Loss A fire which started yesterday in wooden sheds spread to a three story frame building at 1445-1449 W.

14th routing 200 occupants and causing $8.000 damage. James Hughes. 1st division marshal, said the cause was undetermined. Derailed Cars Hit Home; 3 Hurt Converted boxcar home lying in ruins in street after derailed frate cars knocked it off Illinois Central right-of-way in Harvey last night, (TRIBUNE Photo) A boxcar home housing a man and his wife last was hurled off the Illinois Central railroad right-of-way into 159th st. thighway in Harvey when it was rammed by cars of a derailed frate train.

Joseph Payne, 30, Negro, an cmploye of the railroad, and his wife, Martha, 27, were injured. Both were taken Ingalls Memorial hospital, Harvey. Also struck was another car in which Willic Fields, 42, Negro, also a railroad employe, and his wife, Johnie, 35, live. Mrs. Fields suffered cuts on her right leg.

Cause of the derailment of 18 cars in the frate train was not determined. Policemen George Robinson, Louis Stroh, and Robert Dykstra pulled the Paynes out of their smashed home after it fell into the street. OBITUARIES RIES Harry Greenwald Harry Greenwald, 73, of 1433 N. Fairfield treasurer of the Northwest Carpenters Social club resident of Chicago for 50 years, died yesterday in Michael Reese hospital. He was member of local 504 of the AFL Carpenters union.

Surviving are his widow, Yetta; five daughters. Mrs. Bertha Ruttenberg, Mrs. Bessie Medintz, Mrs. Sarah Kaluzna, Mrs.

Esther Blumberg, and Mrs. Belle Shapiro; a son, Dr. Bernard, and nine grandchildren. Services will be at 1 p. m.

today in the chapel at 1300 Devon av. Samuel Evans Services for Samuel Evans, merly of Glen Ellyn, a government industrial engineer who died day in his home at Concord, will be held tomorrow in Walnut Creek, Cal. Mr. Evans, wino was stationed Chicago many years, had lived Concord for about "in 18 months. Surviving are his widow, the former Charlotte Coulehan; a son, Robert, and a daughter, Mrs.

David Matlock. Alfred B. McDonough Alfred B. McDonough, 72, of 609 S. Lombard Oak Park, A retired accountant, died yesterday in his home.

Surviving are a SOIl, John, chief operating engineer at the city's 22d st. water pumping station, and two daughters, Mrs. Violet McCarthy and Mrs. Mary Geraldine Martin. Services will be held at 10 a.

m. tomorrow in Ascension church, Oak Park. Verlin I. Hardy Services for Verlin I. Hardy, 48, of 5556 S.

Homan who died Sunday in Miami, will be held tomorrow at 9 a. m. in Holy Cross church, 46th st. and Hermitage Mr. Hardy had been in the electrical service business.

He was formerly of Des Moines. His nearest surviving relatives are two sisters and two brothers, all of Des Moines. James A. Gray Winston Salem N. Oct.

29 of (P) the -James board of Gray, J. 63, Reynolds chairman To- I bacco company, died today after a heart attack. NEWS VENDOR HIT AND KILLED BY STREET CAR Gus Borman, 59, of 648 N. Clark a newspaper vendor. was jured fatally last right when! struck by a southbound street car 644 N.

Ciark st. He was pronounced dead at Henrotin hospital. Motorman John Mc Andrew's, 54001 Augusta said Borman ran in front of the car. Roy Stay, 24, Rt. 2, Elmhurst, a varnish maker, died yesterday in Du Page Memorial hospital.

Elmhurst of injuries incurred early in the day when struck by an auto driven by Thomas 52, of 226 Elm Itasca, Du Page county, on route, 20 near Elmhurst. Stay pulled his car to the side of the road to wipe a frosted windshield. As he rot out he was struck by Thompson's car. Willard Layton, 86. of 811 State died last right in County hospital of injuries uffered Thurs-1 day when he was struck by an auto at State st.

and Balbo av. Po-! lice charged the driver, John! Spina, 17. of 263 25th st. with driving too fast for conditions and with failing to yield the right of way to a pedestrian. LOWER COST For FUNERALS Hursen 14 MORE COURTS FOR MUNICIPAL BENCH PLANNED.

Four more courtrooms are to be added to the civil division of Municipal court beginning Dec. 1, Judge Joseph H. McGarry, assignment judge of civil cases, said yesterday. Judge McGarry told of this plan in an annual report on the civil division to Chief Justice a Edward S. Jadge Schemer.

His report also disclosed that the civil branch already is well up to date on hearing cases. Election to Full Vacancies The election Tuesday will fill two vacancies, giving the civil branch its full complement of judges. McGarry explained this will permit the organization of 18 civil trial calls. At present, the civil branch has 14 calls, or courtrooms, in operation. Judge McGarry said the civil branch is gaining two other judges for the regular call of cases as a result of the recent elimination of personal property tax hearings in court.

Despite a shortage of judges, McGarry said the civil division in the last four years has disposed of 159,316 contested civil cases. In this period, he pointed out, the court kept pace with 158,955 of current filings and cleaned up a backlog as well. Law Speeds Injury Cases If no more cases were filed. our civil judges could close out all our pending civil cases in six months or less," McGarry said. Judge McGarry said the civil, division is prepared to hear a larger volume of tort cases to as a result of an amendment to state law.

This change increased the jurisdiction of the Municipal court in such cases from damage pleas of $1,000 to $5,000. A decision in a test case before the Illinois Supreme court on the amendment is expected to be given soon, McGarry said. Thus far, he said 300 cases have been filed in Municipal court under the amendment. Traffic Cop Voted 'Most Courteous' Hospitalized Arthur W. Fischer, 43, voted Chicago's most courteous traffic policeman by taxicab drivers in 1950, is under treatment for asthma and a lung congestion in Augustana hospital, it was disclosed yesterday.

Fischer, whose post is at La Salle st. and Wacker became ill shortly after beginning his furlough Oct. 6. -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- Funeral Information LAIN SON p. m.

at chapel LAIN SON SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. 63D-ST. PHONE: WEntworth 6-0025. THURSDAY HOLMES-Arnes. 101 I.

m. at chapel. SATURDAY JONES -Me tha 10 a. m. 4: chapel.

SHORTH ASHLAND-AV. CHAPEL PHONE: LOnzbeach 1-2645, THURSDAY BACON -Helen. p. 10. at chapel.

DOOM IN- Mike Jacob. 11 In. at chapel. ELSON-Fred. 3 p.

m. at chapel. FRIDAY C. 11 a. m.

at chapel. SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 7121 W. 93TH-ST. PHONE: BEverly 8-2182. THURSDAY BUTLER N.

2 p. et chapel. be p. m. in church.

SATURDAY 10. a. m. at chapel. SOUTHEAST CHAPEL PHONE: E.

75TH-ST. 4-7177. THUPSDAY CRISMAN-WIllam H. 2 p. m.

at chapel. C. H. JORDAN CO. Funeral Directers Chicazo and Suburbs FOR 98 YEARS 200 E.

Eriest. SUperior 7-7709. -FLOWERS. "TRUSTWORTHY" MARC "CUSTOM FLORIST" Our customers all there their orders. You are invited to do the and tho you're called before we'll send dowers TODAY and mall 7IU We deliver EVERYWHERE In CHICAGO and SUBURBS.

SUperior 7-7500. -IN MEMORIAGels. la loving memory ct our Cear win passed away nice rears ago today. 01 Oct 30. 1943.

Tim wears away the care of Bot memory terra back every leat. Til memory fail and life departs Ycu. lite tore er ocr hearts. LOVING DAUGHTERS AND SONS. P.

In loTmemory cur deer hasband and tather, who 12 aro today LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. -DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTSGREENBERG be dedicated, recon of Irvin: Greenberr. who passed aWAy Nor. 10, 1951. Dedication service be he.d Sunday, Nor.

2. at 1 p. C. Jewish Ca cemetery. read at Mannheim road.

residence, 741 Prospert manetta, Pabbl Morris Tater DEATH NOTICES ct 5148 N. Avers nue. formerly 1444 S. Cratral Part dearly beloved Lottie. nee lovier father of fatherJecate Kaplan Aaron, dear crandMichael Lad Benale.

brother Saran Leah Morta 11 Moses cf Lea Angeles. Services chapel. 1300 W. Dersa. laterment Westlave Farliy at botse ct Joseph Aarco.

1537 Inceway terrace. F. Ambrose, brined vile L. food daughter el Arses and the late dear sister Edward. Krien Are.

and Winter. Fuseral Fr. 2a7. 10:30 from chapel. 3601-05 Diversey, to St.

church. Ic St. Adaibert's. ALb 3-5424, Carrie J. ct 4536 A satire of Cracago last 50 of 15e Late John H.

Jota K. Jr. of Greta, Charles R. Jack 154 Carrel America. Saturday.

Nev. 1. 1:30 chapel. 3800 5. Lret to tree 5 p.

2:0 Internet Mart Giezwood cemetery. of 4850 Welcott. beloved at de Ted. and Hera, and Walter Lad of Focal Oct. 31.

10:30 chapel. 1715 W. 4816 greet. 10 St Joseph's la termet 1-3384 FRENCH-Floyd I. French of 6409 Eerieston avenue.

Oct. 29. 1957, husband of Maude, twin brother of Frank J. French. brother Charles of Traverse City.

Ruth of Battle Creek, ad Mrs. Vera Costrove of Bellevue, Mich. At chapel, 415 W. 63d street. Services Saturday, Nov.

1, 1 p. under auspices of wood lodge, No. 690. P. of which he was member.

Interment Mount Hope. BARTELMANN Catherine Bartelmann. pee Miller, dear urife of the late Charles, beloved mother of Mabel Johnson, the late Herbert. and Chester, grandmother of Melvin, Quinton, and Marliya Becker, three great-grandchildren. Services Friday.

2 P. at funeral home, 2500 N. Cicero avenge. Intermen! Mantrose cemetery. BErkshire 7-8070.

BATTAGLIA--Rosemarie Battaglia, Inte of 5781 Elston avenue, beloved daughter of Annette and Frank. loving sister of Josephine. fond grandchud of Lawrence and Rose Cimino, Funeral Friday. 10:30 from chapel, 5844-18 Mil to St. church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Rodney 3-5111. BRATTY-Michael A. Beatty, beloved 50D of the late John J. aDd Brigid Kelly Beatty, loring brother of Mary John James jaeph and Catherine B.

Christer. Funeral Saturday. Nov. 1, 12:15 p. from funeral home.

1359. Deron avenue Glen wood. to St. Cornelius' church for bless1pg. Interment Calvary.

BERNTH-Elizabeth Berth, beloved wife the Newby, late Doris Charles, Pauly, fond Harcid, mother and of Esther, Berth, Funeral Friday, 9. M. from chapel, 7133 S. Western avenue. to Sacred Heart church.

Mass, 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary's. PRospect 6-0777.

BITRICH-Aurust Bitrich, late of 3816 N. Christiana avenue. beloved husband of Tekla, dear father of Walter, Sylvia and Leona. father-In-law of Wanda and Ray Templin. brother of Jchn.

grandfather of Ave. Funeral Friday, Oct. 31, at 9:30 frora chapel, 3313 Irving Park road. to Imposculate Heart of Mary church. Intermeat St.

Adalbert's. BLESSING- Robert Blessing, beloved husband of Katherine. nee Chandler: loving of B. Cain. Friday afternoon, Oct.

31. at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. BLOOM Carl J. Bloom, beloved husband al the late Ella. dear father of William.

Richard, and Nancy. Services Friday. 1:30 P. at funeral home, 3224 Montrose avenue. Interment Memorial Park.

BRENNER-Samuel L. Brenner, 911 Sheridan road, Eranston, beloved husband of Rose, nee Weinstein: loving father of Florence Bogeaus, Josephine B. Leider, and Norma B. Harris. Are grandchildren, dear son of the late Bella and Joseph.

fond brother of Beatrice Norden, Betty Posner, Gloria Kolton. and the late Charlotte Lewin. Services Friday, 10 a. at chapel, 1300 Devon svence. Interment Westlawn.

Omit nowent. Member cI Congregation B'Nal Zion. Congregation Beth Shalom, Beth Emet, Evanston, Chicaro. and American Bar ascelations. BUTLER-McCrillls N.

Butter. 9430 Pleasant avenUe. 1952, beloved husband of Bertha Strachan Butler. At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street.

where services will be held Thursday, Oct. 30, at 2 P. m. Interment Mount Hope, CARROLL- James I Dykel Carroll. beloved husband of Sarah Kane Carroll, loving father of Gen.

Joseph Carroll, S. A. Fiorence Wilson, Alice Bender, Derothy Abermaske, Grace Clewell. and Margaret Hollmann. son of the late Elizabeth and Elly Carreit, brother of Alice, John, and Joseph Carroll, Elizabeth Walsh.

Anna Tisdale, Catherine Quindan. the late Mary Fraher Coyne, and Catherine Donnelly. Funeral Monday. 9 from funeral home. 9145 S.

Ashland avenue, to St. Zthelreda's church. Mass 9.30 m. Interment St. Mary's.

Member of 19th Ward Democratic orranization. and St. Ethelreda Holy Name society. HIlltop 5-6322. Chilbrase, dear father of Mrs.

Mary Valla. Funeral Friday. 9:30 from chapel. 3159 Jackson boulevard at Kedtie, to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Interment Mount Carmel, KEdzle 3-1617.

CHRISTET-See Beatty notice. CHUBD--Marie Chubh. nee Martin. beloved mother of George Nelson Chutb and La Verne Montelll of Napa. loving duachter of Mrs.

Augusta Martin. Funeral Thursday afternoon at Nogales, Ariz, CLEARY--Kathryn Cleary, nee Healy. late of 7407 Stewart avenue, widow of the late Peter J. Cleary, fond mother of Peter Patricia the late John, Leo. and Mart, grandmcther of Mary Lu and Peter Cleary sister of Elizabeth M.

Healy, Mrs. Ann O'Hanley, the late Sarah Nearie, Thomas and James Healy. Funeral Friday, Oct. 31, 9 a. from funeral home, 7753 S.

Halsted street, to St. Carthage's church. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. COCHRANE-Emma J.

Cochrane. dear sister of the late Christine Prabel, sister-in-law of Frederick C. Prabel. Service Saturday. 1:30 p.

at chapel. 1939 W. 35th street. Interment Wunder's. Kindly omit flowers.

CORKING-Louise Corking. Oct. 27. 1952. fond mother of Mrs.

Stella Emereick and Adolph Semeneck, At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street. where services will be held Nov. 1. at 10 a.

m. Burial Cedar Park. CREAMER--Jeremiah Creamer, 77, of Round Lake, formerly Chicago fireman. father of Jerry. Agnes.

Margaret, Marie, Edward. and Charles. Resting at Dunahene Funeral parlor, Round Lake. Services Friday, 9:30 St. Joseph's church, Round Lake.

Burlal St. Joseph's cemetery. R. Cremertus. Oct.

29, wife of the late Jacob dearly beloved mother of Edward Anthony David and the late Cella F. Hammett, grandmother of Lila Irene. Edward and Anthony C. Jr. Funeral Friday morning at 11:30 frem mortuary, 1356 Welllazion nue.

Services at St. Clement's church 12 o'clock. Interment St. Jeseph's, CROOK -James C. Crook.

Oct. 29. 1957, of 2119 Ridre Evanston, husband of Mary D. Crook. father of Mrs.

Maurice Abrahamson and James M. Crook, brother of Sirs. Herman Kelth, William Frew, Mrs. Harold Swanson, Mri. Harry Taylor, Harold, and Bertha Crock.

Service 8:30 p. m. Thursday chapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Eranston. Interment Hellertown, Pa.

C. Cummins. 3735 N. Lakewood avenue. Oct.

29. 1952. mother of Timothy Cummins. daughter cf Fred and Derothra Fass. At chapel, 5501 Ashland avenue, whore services will be held Friday, Oct.

31, 11 a. m. Burial private, CZAPLA-John L. Crapla, husband of the late Rose. nee dearly beloved father of Mira.

Bernice Rybackl. Josephine. Mrs. Geneviese Holiz. Theodore.

Waiter. Adelle. Lerreine. Prt. Eugene.

V. S. A. and Pit. Richard.

U. S. Toring franc lather of James. Funeral Monday. 3.

9:30 a. from funeral home, 1850 N. W'ood street. corner of Cortland. to St.

Mary of the Angels church. Interment St. Adalbert'a. HUmbeidt 6-0258. CZERNIAK-Prt.

Robert U.S. A. W. Starle. suddenly.

Cortez, at losing Devine, Waleryszak: of foud late Tedfil of brother 4316 and cf nee Ted. dear crandson of Peter brother-In-law pi Dictes. uncle of Porer, flance of Frances Kozencak. Funeral Friday, Oct. 31, at 9:30 from funeral home.

4255-57 W. street, to St. Francis of Assisi church. Interment Returrection cerastery. ALbany 2-3600.

DUNHAM-Christena A. Dunham. 3129 Wit consin avenue. Berwin, widow of the late Arthur J. Dunham, mother of Irene Dunham Erars.

sister of Harriet Doede. Lucile Hapemen, and Albert Do de, trandmother cf three. Resting at funeral home. 6910 Winder avenue, Berwyn. Services Friday, 3 p.

at the Berwyn Presbyterian church. and Clinton avenue, IlI. Interment Weans, NI. EBELING--Fred Evelins. beloved husband ci Clara.

Ind lathe: of Dercihy Jenim. Roth Lowry, and Marian Hart, of fcor. brother of Otto and Richard. AL funeral heme. 3918 Ining Park reed.

Serrices Saturday al 1 p. M. Intermen: Haunt Emblems EWERT-Ca: W. 4056 W. Cermax read.

belored husband ci Meta nee Dreier; fond father of father-inlaw Mildred. new Glass: Edna Klotz. frandfather of Howard, and Laverne Conscer. randfather 0: fire. Restine at funeral home.

4115-17 25th street. Funeral Friday. 2 p. D. Sicunt Auburn.

Member of Souvenir No. 831, 1. 0. 0. F.

FORD--Kale Burton Fart, wife ct the late Pair Ford. mother cf Sirs. Jewphine witlutes Charies and Kathleen Ford. grand. mother c.

Harcid S. Willam. Mrs. Join Patricia Schimek. Nancy Handke, and Charies Berton Ferd.

Services Friday. 1'30 P. at chapel. 720 Lake greet. Oak Park.

private, FULL- Scha Fall, beloved husband of the late Lirase. net Lauk. Funeral FriCay, 10 faceral home. 3517-27 N. Pu last! road, 19 St.

Vieter's church. Interment St. INdependence 3-5800. Fyte. beloved wile of the late Jcha, mother John el Frie G.

and Isabelia Fate, Frandmother Jana icer. at chapel, 1844 W. 63d street. Services 1:30 P. m.

Saturday, Not. 1, Interment Beverly, PRospect 6-1837 Cards. pre Lantero. beloved wife ci Peter. 1004 ct Adelaid Galla and Fella.

suste: cf Angelo, 124 Nice Lantero. Federal Friday. 9:30 1rcm funeral 3722 Chicaro aTenue. 10 Our Lady of the church. Interment Moat Cartel cemetery.

Capitol 7.5010. GLAS5-Sherwto Class 640 Addison street. beloved Husbard Bette, derated father cf EcItA and Mark DA the late Edna. food brother of law of Sam end Becky Terman. brother-toof of Sclomon and Mints France and Ice Fuderal Thursday.

Oct. 30. at chapel, 2235 W. street. Member of Hebrew Singer race American Jew.

115 Kiodis sun tore. A Cream. beloved of Dee lather of Er. of Nuc and Furrints, La of Fr.day. Oct.

31. at 10:30 2. 10- 2701 W. 630 at Ceca a de. 10 St.

Pita's church. Member C. T. 05 241. St.

PRospect 6-8300. Coilterr 834 Jatos. Z. 536 beloved ci the late of Ate H. OL'ahoma Pre Tatar, and Tater, Joel Serv.

torS 11 chapel. 6935 Stony Island a B. F. be Derim Please cru ficuen. Far Tar boot, 1112 w.

Marquette road. GRABOWSK1 Gra 6326 Mo street. leas father cf Stella. and Oct. 31, at street.

9:30 to Barbara's chapel, 1059. 324 Resurrection. TArda 7-6424. Samuel L. Brenner Samuel L.

Brenner. 63, of 911t Sheridan Evanston, an attorney for 30 years with offices at 77. W. Washington died yesterday Passavant hospital. Serv-! ices will be neld at 10 8.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1300 Devon av. Mr. Brenner was usted from Northwestern sity law school. He was a member ot the stage hands union.

He was active in Congregation B'nai Zion, Congregation Beth Sholom, and the Free Synagogue Beth Emet of Evanston. He was a captain of engineers in World War I. Surviving are his widow, Rose; three daughters, Mrs. Florence Bogcaus, Mrs. Josephine B.

1. Leider, and Mrs. Norma Harris: thice sisters, and live grandchildren. Mrs. Harriet Richardson Milwaukee, Oct.

29 -Mrs. Harriet F. Richardson. 80, a social. civic and religious leader and distant cousin of Gov.

Stevenson, Democratic candidate for President, died yesterday. She presented the Library of Congress with a (handwritten sutobiografy of AbraLincoln in 1947. Mrs. Georgina M. Jaul Mrs.

Georgina M. Juul, 67. of Hayward. who was Evanston's first policewomen, died yesterday in a hospital at Spooner, Wis. She was appointed a policewoman in 1915 and retired in 1010.

Surviving are three sons, Halvor, Reidar, and Arne. Services will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday in Spooner. Patrick B.

Kennedy Patrick R. Kennedy, 45, of 5947 S. Marshfield a former electrical sa.esman, died yesterday in his home. He leaves brothers, Michael and John, and three sisters, Catherine, Anne, and Una. Services will be held at 9:30 a.

m. tomorrow in St. Theodore's church. RINEARSON CASE TAKEN AGAIN TO SUPREME COURT State's Atty. Boyle's office Announced yesterday that it had filed a petition before the Illinois Supreme court asking for a rehearing or modification of the higher court's ruling in September reversins trich.

the 36, for conviction the of murder George of Rob- Leterta Rincarson. 10. on Dec. 18, 1948. Lettrich.

father of three dren. was convicted by a jury on Oct. 18, 1951, and was sentenced 'to death in the electric chair. In its petition, the state's attorney's office stated that there were many inconsistencies within the Supreme court's own which was written Ralph L. Maxwell.

The petition pointed out that the higher court's ruling held that a purported confession made by Lettrich was; properly admitted as evidence by the trial court, but then proceeded to criticize the confession and procedure related to it. The higher court ordered a new trial for Lettrich. FIND WRESTLER GUILTY ON SEX CHARGE OF GIRL Leon Kirilenko, 34. a wrestler known as the Mad Russian, was found guilty of a crime against a child by Chief Justice Joseph A. Graber of the Criminal court in a bench trial yesterday.

He was sentenced to from one to two years in the penitentiary. Kirilenko was arrested last August when police found a 9 year old girl in his room in the Leland hotel at 1207 Leland av. Kirilenko denied molesting the girl. After the sentence. Kirilenko's attorney filed notice of his intention to appeal.

and Kirilenko was released on bond. Painter Dies After Fall from 2d Floor Window William Markus, 65, of 2530 S. Heman a painting contractor who fell to a sidewalk Tuesday from a second floor window in the Little Company of Mary hospital inters' quarters at st. and California av. died yesterday in the hospital.

Markus was painting a window frame when he fell. DEATH 'NOTICES GREEN- Charles F. 4407 S. Heisted street. beloved husband of Deapor Danovan Green, loving father of Judith and Michael, dear son of Charles and the late Catherine Green, nee Seery; fond brother of Robert, Mae Petrie, Catherine O'Dowd, Georse.

Alice. Rita Holliater. James Green, and Julia Maber. Funeral Saturday. 9:45 from funeral home.

79th st. at Loomis to St. Killan's church. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Clereland.

papers please copy. TRiangle 4-1187. GREEN--Frank Green, Oct. 28. late of 2237 Metrose street, beloved husband of Laura, nee Dahl: dear father of Patricia De WiDE.

father-in-law of Howard De Wine. grand. father of Timothy. Funeral Friday. Oct.

31. at 9:30 a. from funeral home. 2056-58 Belmont avenue, to St. Andrew's church.

Interment St. Jorepb's cemetery. GREENWALD-Harry Other Green wald. formerly of 1433 N. Fairfeld avenue, beloved husband of Yetta, Friedman: Joving father Kalama, Ruttenberr, Bessie Medintz.

Sarah Esther Blembers. piro, and Dr. Bernard nine grandchidren. Service Thursday, 1 p. at chapel, 1300 Devon avenue, Interment Westlawn.

Family at Ruttenberg's. 1107 North Shore avenue. Treasurer of Northwest Carpenters Social club. P. Hafner, 246 S.

Maple a Oak Part, beloved husband of Alice son of Gustar and the late Elizabeth Hafner, brother of Robert Hazel Jesbera, Louise Witt. and Elizabeth Pardun. Service Fridas, 1 p. at funeral home. 203 S.

Marion street, at Pleasant street, Oak Park, Interment Mount Emblem. Berber of Fair Oaks lodge, No. 1006. A. F.

A.M. HARDT-Verun Miami, I. Hardy, suddenly, In Oct. 26. 1952, formerly of Des Moines, late residence, 5556 S.

Homan avenue. Chicago, dear brother of Mrs. Jesse Schoen, Sirs. Bruce Fryer, Earl and Raymond. all of Des Moines.

nephew of James Riley. Grand Junction, Mrs. Earl Allen, Cummings, Sirs. Herley Beerbower. Winterset.

Thomas McMichael, Des Molnes. Funeral Friday, Oct. $1, at 6:30 from late residence, to Holy Cross church, 46th and S. Hermitage avenue. Interment St, Casimir's cemetery.

Informslion, GRovchili 6-4208 or YArds 7-1741. HARTMANN--Catherine bf. Hartmann, net Meyers, beloved wife of the late John, Ing mother of Catherine, Edward, Mary Gross. the late Elizabeth Mueller. and Joseph Hartmann, grandmother of eight, greatrrandmother of three.

Funeral Friday. Oct. 31, 9:30 from funeral home, 2701 W. 63d street, at Washtenaw avenue, to St. Rita's church.

Interment St. Mary's ceme tery. blember of St. Susanna court, No, 304. W.

C. O. and Third Order of St. Francis, Prospect 6-8300. HASTINGS- -Margaret Hasting.

nee McEllicott. late of 5:25 W. 46th street, beloved wife of Peter, daughter of the late Patrick and Bridget, nee Walsh: sister of Katherine the Jate James, and William. Funeral Friday, 8:45 from home, 46th pl. and Wallace to St.

Gabriel's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. BOulevard 6-0743. HEIDER--Henry Helder, are 90, of 1628 N. Bell avenge, beloved husband of the late Anna, dear father of William, Mathias, and Mrs.

Anna Evant. seven 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral Saturday. 1 p. m.

from funeral home, 2315 W. North avenue, to St. Aloyslus' church. Blessing at 1:30 p. m.

Interment St. HUmbeidt 6-0949, HEIL- George M. Hell, beloved husband of Laura, net Nauman: brother of John. Joseph, Frank, and Cecilia Bonifas of Milwaukee; Funeral Friday. 10:30 from funeral bone.

1458 Belinont avenue, to St. Clement's church. Interment Holy Cross cemetery. Milwaukee, Milwaukee pacers please copy. -Henry Herbach, Oct.

20, 1932, beloved husband of Mimi. fond son of Caro. line Herbach of Germany. brother of MarSaret Haiges and other relatives In Germany. Member of Germania club.

Schwaben Verein of Chicago and Skat club, Ace of Hearts. Services Friday, Oct. 31, 2 p. at funeral home, 3440 N. Central KIdare 5-5420.

HOENIG--Fred Hoenig. 5640 R. Spaulding avenue, devoted husband of Mathilda, fond father or Ferdinand, brother cf Rose. FL neral Friday, 9 from chapel, 5218 S. Kedzle avenue, to St.

Gall's church. Interment St. Boniface's. PR.cspect 6-3810. HOGAN--Thomas Hogan of 6438 Stewart avenue, beloved husband of the late Jasephine Horan, fond father of Mrs.

Mary McHale, and the late John, brother of Mr. Eric Anderson. Resting at funeral home. 6915 Wentworth avenue. Funeral Friday at 9 a.

to St. Bernard's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. HORLOCK-Charlotte Horlock of 9854 Erriet (on avenue, beloved wife of the late Joseph loving mother of Reginald J. Horluck, Mrs.

Elsie Till, Mrs. Winifred Steb. Mrs. Connie Tannhauser. Eric P.

Herlock, and Frederick L. Horlock, fond grandmother of seven, great-grandmother of two, devoted sister of Sirs. Esther Girling of Chelsea, Mich. Resting at chapel, 851 E. 75th street.

Service Saturday, Nov, 1, at 1 p. m. Interment Evergreen. JANKE-Louls. See Zle art, JAWORSKI-Andrew Jaworski, late of 2232 N.

Seeley avenue, beloved husband of Frances, dear father of Walter, Christine, Maryann, and Michael, father-In-law of Stephanie. Irene. and Harry Moskow. grandfather of seven. Funeral Friday, Oct.

31. at 9:30 from chapel. 2129 Webster avenue. to St. Hedwic's church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. ARmitage 6-4630. JELINEK -Kathryn McKendry Jelinek, late of 7659 Emerald avenue, beloved wife of Miles, loving mother of Joy and Miles fond sister of Gall Marshall, Bernard, and Daniel McKendry, the late Grace Rader, and Eleanor Funeral Friday. 9 8.

from funeral home. Halsted at 76th street, to St. Leo's church. Mass 9:30 m. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

STewart -Frank J. Johr son, Resting in the care of the Lord. of 8148 Escanaba avenue, husband of Ida, father of Mrs. Ebba Windsor of Portland, and Elsie Johnson. Member of Calvary Baptist church.

RestIng at funeral home. 79th st. and Phillips av. after 2 p. m.

Thursday. Service 1:30 p. m. Saturday. Interment Oat Kindly omit flowers.

SOuth Shore 8-6359. KANIA-Albert Gecreel Kania. beloved has band of Rose. nee Smorowski: dear father cf Nazarett, Norbert, and Sister bf. Leonard.

sisters of Bernadette. father-In-law Bernard Suchomski and Helen, grandfather of four. Funeral Friday, 9:30 from chapel. 3601-05 Diverse avenue, to St. Hyacinth's church, Interment St.

Adalbert's. ALbany 2-6424. TRotula! Kendrior of 1736 W. 31st strret, beloved mother of Frank and Edward Kotula and Helen Sienklewict, dear sister cf Tillie and Sophie Tutak. mother-in-law of Angeline Kotula and Bruno Stenkle wiez, of Forrest and John Funeral Friday, Oct.

31, 9:30 from chapel, 1901 W. 19th street. to 51. church. Burial Resurrection.

Canal 6-7287, KENNEDT-Patrick E. Kennedy of 5947 S. Marshneid arence, beloved so cf the late Patrick and Mary. nee Flinnery: fund brother of Michael, John. Catherine, Ann.

and Una Kennedy. Funeral Friday, Oct. 31. from chapel. JAI1 W.

630 street. at to 5t. Theodore's church. Mass at 9:30. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Fourth decree member ct Father Perez No. 1444. K. of C. PP.carect 6-0240.

REUTHER-Adeline L. Reuther, Oct 621 Webster avenue, beloved wife of Elmer. dauch. ter of Mr. Elate Tank.

sister of Sirs. Viola Check. Sir. Alice Gauss. Lorraine Lone.

Gut and Tank. Serve Ice Friday. 2 p. at chapel, 2221 Lincoln aver.ur. Interment Elm wood.

KISPEL- C. Kimpell, Oct. 29, beloved hustand of Hattie dear father cf Sira. Deane Mrs. Mitdred Watson, and Carroll Kimpell, brother of Albert and Lanrence Kimpeil.

Funeral Friday. Oct. 31. at 9 from funeral home. 301 6.

5th ante, at Maple street. Maywood. Mus 10 a. m. at St.

Eulalia': church. Interment Queen Heaven. Fillmore 4-0100. Komicki of 2232 Bel den armor, Cearly beloved mother of del. John.

Andrew, Harry. Mary, Rose, and Helen. dear sister of Stanley Norak Verna Larkowski, ford of Anna. Molly, France, Jean, and Alex Schwartz. loving of 17, and of 15.

Funeral Friday, Oct. 31, 10:30 from funeral home, 2242 N. street, to st. Hedrig's church- Interment St. Adalbert's.

ARm tase 6-0918. Koehler. nee are 85, Oct. 39, 1952, 7000 avenue. widow cf Philip F.

Koehler, beloved mother of Jin. Gladys M. Stockiey and the late A. C. Koehler, sister of Mrs.

Ida Barker, Mrs. Laura Murray. Kr. Lutan Parks, sc Harry Neuhaus. Philip Stockley.

Mrs. Mar Peters, ard MIT. Wart. Service st chapel. 7509 StoRy Island Saturday.

1:30 p. m. Interment Mount Hope, 4.2900. LA GIGLIA--Mary La Girlia, Dre Chidara. late of 4952 S.

Kalin beloved dearest mother cf Mary, M. Janet. O. mother-in-law of Elste. Funeral FrICAT.

3 from chapel. 4907 Archer to St. Rich ard's church. later meat Ebi3 Sepulchre. REliance 5-7521.

LARSON--Poland Larsco. beloved husband Frances. fond father Poland F. Larci Leaner Services trother of Walter and William Larsca. funeral 4332 Aston SaterCar.

Nov. 1. 1:30 p. m. Intersect Mount KErricce 9-6100.

Dee Bullet, wile the Jute Parmond. dear Charles, cf Lochs the late Mary Baiter. sure: cf Leward. Funeral at 6251 street. Morica Grove, Friday at 2 P.

Interment Ridgested. J. Liberator decly, I brother Curio, Nick, fetal and Sarto. 1 chapel, 500 S. Sacramesto later Carrel.

LINK-SOPHA D. Lax. Oct. 25, 1952. 116 Keerey street.

Pubert W. Let. of G. and u2 trace children. Servic: 3:30 P.

m. Tearsday. chapel. 1567 Maple a veroe. Everton Burial private LOGAN-StEart Logan, the hate and Mrs.

MA be Frank ca Graster of St. latter Mai. Shirley Mrs. Wittier Feitra, Salt Late C'tab. britbe: of H.

ran. H. the Neward Logan Mr. Cares Mere. bocce for Oct.

30. 1952, 2:30 P. Private Oar LONG- Curt C. Lacs. 3316 Bores creet, beloved of I deer father cf Robert H.

Maria Jean. and Jazzes Lone. trotter of Ricty. are Par cod Biza chapel. 4817 Burtal Queen of Heaven.

d. Pucters Serrices at District Ka. 24, bal Ka. 1.50. AUstia LURIE-Esther Lurte, beloved wife of the late Abraham.

devoted mother of Rose Raffles, Jean Could, Carolyn Krone, Bell Greene, Dorothy, Selma. Alexander, Arman. Samvel, Sallle. and Harold, dear grand mother of Richard and Paul Raffles, Arthur and William Lurke. Philip Krone.

Kather and Garl Sue Greene, and Helen Mae Moss; great-grandmother of Ruth Andrea Moss, fond sister of Joseph Carn, Lille Brown, 30, 1 10 at chapel, 3235 W. Division and Millie Schooler. Funeral Thursday, Oct. Street. Please omit Nowers.

F. Madden, beloved her band of Della Donian Madden, dear father of Mary Quinlan. Loretta Sullivan. and Rose Madden, brother of Ann Gardner. Katherine Sheeny.

William S. Madden, and Marie Cullen, rrandfather of seven children. At funeral home, 412 N. Austin boulevard. at Late street.

Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. at St. Frances of Rome church. Interment Mount Olivet. Member ob St.

Frances of Rome Holy Name society. COlumbus 1-3203. Please omit dowers. -Ernest Marchetta, suddenly. bejoved son of the late Vita and Raffaele.

dear brother of Mrs. Marie Stompanato, Mrs. Antoinette Cantore, Mra. Florence Ross, Mrs. Concetta Romano, Mrs.

Josephine Rugtiero, Anthony, and the late Albert, brotherin-law of the late Christ Stompanato. Funeral from chapel, 739 S. Western avenue, Saturday, 10 to St. Charles' church. Interment Queen of Heaven.

MARTIN--Raymond M. Martin, late cf 3568 Wabanda arenue, beloved husband of Gertrude, nee Oertel: fond father of Robert, father-In-law or Georgette, grandfather of Jacqueline and Janice. services Wednesday. 8 P. at chapel, 3751 W.

North avenge. under auspices of John F. Conley post. No. 221, A.

Lu Remains to lie in state at Georte Justin funeral home. No Henry, Thursday, with requiem mass 9:30 m. Friday at St. Mary's church. Interment St.

Mary's, Mcleary, DL. BElmont 5-4047. MARX-Walter Marx, suddenly. Oct. 26, at the bomr of hls daughter and son-in-law.

Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Layton Dover, Del, he is surrived by his wife Mathilda son, Walter B. Marx of 111..

and his daughter. Mrs. George B. Miller Jr. of Racine Wis.

Resting at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Funeral Friday, Oct. 31, 2:30 p. at the Kenliworth Union church. Burial private, Please omit Dowers.

McALLISTER-Sarah McAllister. nee Matill, beloved rite of the late John Scotty devoted mother of Anna Noel, Daniel John William Jane Bonnin, Sarah. and the late Mary James, dear sister of Mary Reilly and the late Ellen Hock. At funeral home, 411 N. Austin at Lake street.

Funeral Saturday, 9 c. to Presentation church for blessing. Burial Mount Carmel. Mass will be celebrated Monday. 9 a.

sharp. Native of County Antrim. Ireland. MAnsAeld 6-2329 or EUclid 3-2818. -Della M.

McClusky. nee Hogan, late of 4552 S. Emerald avenue, beloved wife of Adam F. AcClusky. fond mother of Margaret.

Audrey, and the late Shirley. daughter of Christina nee Boyne. and the late William. Funeral Friday, 9:45 from funeral home, 46th place and Wallace street, to St. Gabriel's church.

Interment St. Mary's. BOulevard 8-0703. -Alfred B. McDonough of 609 S.

Lombard avenue. Oak Park. beloved hurband of the late Margaret nee Long; fond father of Violet M. McCarthy. John J.

and Mary Geraldine Martin, grandfather of James J. Jr. and Robert McCarthy. Alfred B. and Margaret Ann Martin.

Freatgrandfather of Ann Carolyn McCarthy. brother of Lorretta O'Leary. Loulse Link, the late Frank J. McDonough. and F.ra D'Brien.

At funeral home. 17 Madison street. Oak Park. Funeral Friday, Oct. 31.

at 9:30 to Ascension church. Mass, 10 Interment Mount Carrel. Member of Hushes council, No. 1005, K. of C.

Please omit flowers. -John McGovern. beloved brother of Funeral from chapel. 6453 Irving Park road, Friday at to St. Francis Borgia church.

Interment St. Joseph's cemetery, Me -See Jelinek nolice. J. beloved husband of the late Frances. nee Powert: dear father of Kathleen Mulholland and James F.

McKillip, son of Ella and the late Hugh, brother of Hugh Charles Marion Proteau, Genevieve Hoar. Mabel Anderson, Alton Walter, and the late William McKillip. Member of local 134. I. B.

E. W. Funeral from chapel, 4138 Madison street, Friday at 10 a. to St. Mel's church.

Mass 10:30 m. Interment St. Joseph's. METER--Gotthilf Meyer, 970 Wisconsin avenue, Oak Paris. beloved husband of the late Elise, fond father of Lucy Panke and Martha Klauck, rrandfather of Alice Pante and the late Robert J.

Panke. Services Friday. Oct. 31. at 2:30 p.

m. at funeral home. 6901-03 Poosevelt road, corner Kenilworth avenue. Interment Woodlawn ceme tery, STanley 8-0904, MOIR--John Moir Sr. of 2002 Birch wood avenue.

Chicago, Oct. 29. 1052, husband of the late Ellen C. Moir. father of John Molr Jr.

of Evanston, brother of Robina and son Moir, and Mrs. Junet Ross. Service, 11 a. m. Saturday, at chapel.

1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Interment Rosehill cemetery. MORAN-Murarel Moran, nee O' Louzhlin, beloved wife of the late Thomas loving mother of Thomas and the lete John and Bernard, fond sister of Francis, James, and the late Catherine, and Mary, Funeral Saturday, Nov. 1, 1807 at W. 10 Garfeld a.m..

from boulevard, her late residence, 10 St, Basil's church for blessing. Requiem mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. KEdzle 3-7007.

NAPIERALSKI-Dr. Stella Napleralski, dear sister of Stephen, Blary Brown, and Frances. Funeral Friday, 10 k. from chapel, 3044 W. Cermak road, to St.

John of God church, 520 and Throcp streets. Interment 5t. Adelbert's. Bishop 7-7940, I NEFB-Elizabeth Need, net Schneider, of 11426 Church street, beloved wife of Frank loving mother of Joseph, Bertha BicAdams. and Effie Steffen, 10 crancchildren.

three treat-grandchildren. fond mister of Bertha Doyle. Funeral Friday. m. from funeral home, 9900 S.

Throop street. to Sacred Heart shrine, 117th and Church street. Masa 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Member of St. Marcaret of Scotland court, No. 87, W. C. O.

F. NELSON-Katherine P. Nelson, nee O'Connell, Oct. 28. beloved wife of the late Harry Caughter of the late Michael L.

and ct Katherine Hart O'Connell. fond sister loving Mary Kart Margaret Lcuchiin. Alice Lacy. Lauretta. and Eileen O'Connel, Funeral Friday, 10 2.

from chapel. Jedery church. bouleward at 77th street, to 5t. Dorothy's Mans 10:30 m. Interment Queen of Heaven.

SOuth Shore 8-8822. NECSTADT-John D. O'Leary: beloved dear son of Ichn T. Abble M. nee brother cf Diane.

Arlene, and Willam. Funeral Friday. 9:15 from funeral home. 4138 W. Madison 10 Our LaCy Help of Christians Man 10 2.

Interment Queen of Heaven. NILSON-Anna C. Oct. 28. 1952.

Pistakee Bay, belored wife Andrew, dear mother of Mr. Frank Martino. Mrs. Douglass Stockham, and Mrt. Forrest Lobdell, also survived by nine ani Ave treat-grandchildren.

Resting In chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue at Foster. until nocn Friday. state In Bethany Methodist church, Winnemat and N. Ashland avenue until time of service, 7 p.m.

Interment Roschlit. LO.beach 1.5147. NOWICKAS -Anthony M. Nowickas, 4905 W. 24th street.

beloved husband of Anne. nee Samant: loving father of Garry Anthony Nowickas, son of the late Michael and MerciIona Shimenas Nowickas, hrother of Sophie Nowiezas. Member of Grant- post. No. 9115, V.

F. Funeral Friday. 9-30 from funeral home. 2307 S. Laramie avenue.

to Mary Queen of Heaven church. Mass 10 mn. Interment St. cemetery. Olympic 2-0200 cr BIshop 2-1799, O'CONNELL-See Katherine P.

Nelson notice. OLSON -Peter Olson, Oct. 38. 1952, late of 7540 Stony Island avenue, beloved husband cf the late Emma dear father of Ruben Olson. Funeral Satorday, 2:30 D.

chapel, 5149-51 M. Ashland avende Foster. Interment Roschill. Member wrights Grove lodge. 779.

A. F. A. M. LOngbeach -Elzabeth Buckley O'Maller.

Oct. 28, 1952, beloved wite of the late Charles O'Malley. maher of J. James Vincent and Thomas E. O'Malley.

Funeral Friday. 9:30 from funeral home. 245 W. Mirth avenue, to St. church.

Interment St. Joseph's cercetery. ONDOK-Mary Or dox. nee Sabots. of 2313 5.

Bickeland avenue. of Mae Cerny. Anna Miter. Otto G. and Jerry J.

Onder. mother-in-law of Jor sech J. Carny. Frank J. MLler.

and Ondck, loving of six. Services Oct. 31. 1:30 p. at funeral 6227 w.

Cermak road. Interment Pobemias National. GUnderson 4.2050. C. Orr.

Chicago aze 61. Heights, of 1445 T.1. Vindenly. Oct. 28.

of May Chariote. father of co 200 Donald J. of Lincolnibire. Crete, brother card ct J. of Chicago father of Are.

President of the Orr Cmstruction center Chicago Rethts A. F. A. M. No.

851. Mediaah Shrize. Petting In chapel, 1445 Otto Cricaro Heights, Services at 1:30 p. D. Interment Cedar Part cemetery.

J. Parlicek of 1609 Michland of P.ase 5. Particex, father of Ruth P. Smith and Dead F. Particek.

three brother of Jarret Lizard, Frances. and Helen Paritrex, Mrs. Fica Zinka, and the late Bobnedi Pavlict. Mats Friday. 10 a.

20. St. Francis Xavier charch, St. Petter at chapel, 1118 aveste, S. Oct.

21, bee loved cf Surab Keste Federa. father of Coastano: Hind. Irene Hopkins. Lesle. and Keeneth Neste, brother of Caris ties Melisen Agra Funeral at 5522 Halsted street.

Saturday. 1:30 P. laterz cat Chapel Ru Carders South. Marta of local 191, Patchers calce. Pertz, Apr.

tetored date: Emeila 154 Services Friday, Oct. 31. 10 St. Jobs: Latheren chore. Forest Hoce cemetery.

Forest Part. PortIce at pader, Ada, Li K. secrets. 20. of land Part.

beloved of Lacta. Gear brother of cice. at chari. food father Mary Jo 1913 Highland Park. pert: 2:30 Friday.

Oct. 31. at Part carch. Laurel are Prus Park. Intersect Tops Ku.

J. Contract 8. Feterat of the late PETAGNINO late of 5035 beloved Too Mr. trade Franco. Mrs.

Pauline De Biamn. chapel, 1702 15. St. Mary of Caracel Intermect Ecky PRospect 6-0600. QUADE-Bita Wessel Quade, Oct.

:7, 1953, wife of Alfred, mother of Harlan Pritchard and Alfred Quade, daughter the late Julias A. and Elizabeth Wessel, stater of Charlotte Gottschalt, Lillie Dee, Pe irl Wanek. ADA Julius Weasel. Services Thursday, 2 -at funeral home. 2601 Vermont street.

Blue Istand. Interment Cedar Park cemetery. Blue Island $50, Catherine Reiter, net Sptanka, be loved wife of the late Stanley, devoted mother of Dorothy blat. Char es, Sister Eustella, C. Edward.

Arthur, and the late Selma Kutzhi and August. Funeral Friday. 9:30 from chapel. 3044 W. Cermak road, to St.

Casimir's church. Inter meat St. Adalbert's. Bishop 7-7040. BENDE- Rende, beloved wile of the late Frank fond mother of Elizabeth Rubino, Frank Tony, Rose La Blanco, Ellen Sanelll.

Resting at chapel. 9711 Schiller boulerard, Franklin Park. Funeral Friday. Mar 10 m. St.

Gertrude's church, Franklin Park. Ill. Interment St. Joseph's, to St. Eulalia's church.

Interment St. Information GLadstone 3-0124. RICKET-Marle Ames Rickel, Oct. 7. 1951.

Interment Harmony, Ind. BI. Rutarina, late of 2448 N. Ridgeway avenue. beloved husband of Ora, Dee Shuben; dear father of Gladys Robish, grandfather of two.

Resting at funeral home. 3653-55 Fullerton avenue. Funeral Friday, Oct. 31, at 9:30 m. to Our Lady of Grace church.

Interment St. Joseph's. Member of Holy Name 30- clety. BElmont 5-1815. SARSANT -See Nowickar notice.

SCHEITLER-Andrew C. Scheitter beloved husband of Harriett. loving father of William Mrs. Cara H. Swanson, and Andrew C.

tond of live. devoted brother of Mrs. Glendine of California, Resting at chapel. 2324 W. 111th street.

Services Friday, Oct. 31, at 2:30 p. m. Interment Evergreen, SCHWAB-Fannie Schwab. nee Musil.

of 1922 S. 57th avenue, Cicero. wife of the Jala James Schwab, dearly beloved mother of Clara Kral. Georgiana Kuncl, Olga Blanche Vodak, James. Rudolph.

and Arthur Schwab, seven krandchildren. Services Friday, 1 p. at home for funerals, 5844 W. Cermak road, Interment Roheraian National cemetery. OLympic 2-0243.

SCHWENDEMAN-Augusta Schwendeinan, beloved wife of the late Adolph. Service Friday. 3 p. at St. Paul's house.

3831 N. Mozart street. Interment Graceland come tery. Resting at funeral heme, 1458 Belmont avenue until Friday noon, W. Smith, beloved ran et Agnes nee Grodake, and the Inte John dear brother of Edward John J.

William Agues O'Brien. Veronica Haupers. James Alice E. Deam, Jaenh and the late Mary. Funeral Friday, 11 train funeral home.

2500 N. Cicero avenue. to St. Viator's church. Interment Calvary.

Member of Tontl council, No. 1567, K. of C. BErkshire 7-8070. SNYDER-Benjamin Snyder, beloved husband of Leota.

dear father of Lawrence, fond brother of Mrs. Mamie Hail of Torento, Canada, crandfather of two. Rettinz in funeral home. 851 Irving Park road, where services will be held Friday, Oct. 31, 1953, at 1 p.

m. Interment private. LAkeview 5-3132. HOUNHEIN-Henry Sounheln, Oct. 20.

beloved father of Kay and Charlotte Fee. three grandchildren, Services Saturday, 1:30 p. at funeral home, 3429. Fullerton avenur. under auspices of Humboldt Part lodge.

No. 813, A. F. dr A. M.

Interment Acacia Park. SUKURS-See Verlin I. Hardy notice. SWANSON -Albert O. Swanson, Oct.

28, 1952, belored husband of the late Elsie, dear son of Anna Bartholdi. brr ther ct the late John and Arthur. Servers Friday, 1:30 p. chapel, 4325 A. aNtnue.

Interment Mount Olive. Member of Melin-Romer post, No. 728, American Lesion. TRINQLER-Robert Tringler of 5742 S. Campbell avenue, beloved husband of Joharna.

nee Hoffman: fond father nf Robert and John, brother of Anna Pfletter. Service Friday, 2:30 st chapel, 5908 S. Kedzie avenue. Interment Evergreen cemetery, GiRovchiu 6-0090. VALLO-Sce Dominick Chlibraze notice.

VAN DER STOCK--Joseph Van Det Stock. beloved husband of the late Lcontt. fond father of Fidele, Mary Weir, Charles, Hilater Mary Oliver, 0. Sister Stary Moneta, D. Peter, Alice Rogers, Jourchine Ilogan, and the late Sister Mary Stephanie.

3. grancinther of 11. nt 10. Funeral Friday. 0:30 from chapel, 3708 N.

Western avenue, to St. John Berchmana church. Mass 10 m. Interment All HUmboldt 6-1716. VESELY-Marie Vesely of 5400 25th street, Cicero.

dear mother of John James Ryhacek. and Ludwig G. Vesely. sister of Rose Kraka, grandmother of James George, 89. John Vesely.

Dr. Clement S. A. and Elaine Rybacek, creat-grandmother of Carol Veseiy. Funeral Saturday, Nov.

1:30 P. at chapel. 5128-30 W. 25th street. Cicero.

Interment Bohemian National. OLympic 2-0080. VOITi-Adolph Voith, beloved husband of Martha, nee Stemrick; dear father of Marcid. Dorothea, and Genevieve Noid. grandfather of Gordon, Jr.

and Gary Nold. brother cf the late Fred and Anna Kauffman. Services Friday, 1:30 p. at St. Philippus E.

and R. church. 36th and S. Setiey avenue. Interment Bethania, Resting at chapel.

1939 W. 35th street until Friday noon. Meriber ct Colfax lodge No. 450. 1.

0. 0. F. WALSH-John F. Walsh, beleved son nt evieve, nee Houllhan.

and James Walsh. dear brother of James Richard. Robert. and Thomas Walsh. At funeral home, 413 N.

Austin boulevard. at Lake street. Funeral Friday. 9 to St. Finsarr's church.

Burial Queen of Heaven. MAns Jeld 5-2320 or Euclid 3-2818, WARCZAK-Veronica Warcrak of 938 W. 324 atreet, beloved wife of the late Anthony. dear mother Frank. Alexander.

Edward. Felix, and er: Drangints. mother-In-law of Andrew Dranrinis. Anna and Warczak. Funeral Friday.

Oct. 31. at 9 30 from chapel. 1050 W. 724 street.

to St. Mary of Perpetual Help church. Interrient Praurrection. Yards 7-6424. Weinman.

5417 Ingleside avenue, beloved wife of Samuel. dear mother of Martin, Arthur, and Jerome. lowing grandmother Harvey, Richard. David. Cella, and Stephen.

fond sister J. Seidenteld. Hermine Berger. Rae Harry, and the late Nathan Gottlleb. Servire Friday.

10 at chapel, 6035 Stony Island avenue. Interment Chicago Cr. renant Aid Society cemetery. Waldheim. Treasurer of Mizrachi orzanization.

Please emit WHITE F. White of 10773 avenue. Worth, beloved band of Marie, nee Du Pont: dear fetter Harry. and Pay F. fond brother 41 Gut Mrs.

Grace Harue, Mrs Blanche Rent. Mn Ertuls Vaccione. and Mr. Cleo Resting al Schmaldeke funeral home. Orland Park.

Funeral Raturday. 10:15 a. m. funeral home, to Our Lady of the Padre church. 107th street-Pidatiand avenue.

Ch Ridge, 11 10. Interment local cemetery. A. I Bert) White. at 160.

bel rad husband Gi Starve! r. Marks. Strure Saturday, Nov 1. 2:30 at funeral home. 5200 N.

mi corner of Foiter. Interment private. WILKINS Gertrude P. Wilkins, Ort. 28, 1952, of :179 Lunt avenue.

Chicare. 111.. wife Lester Wilkins. mother cf Josephine Wilkins, aunt of Catherine 11. Hurd.

Service and interment private. Preston 95 of 8718 Dauphin strert. Chirags. away Oft. at his residence Foretal service Oct.

31, 2 p. m. at chapel, POS W. Chicano avenue. East Chirazo, Ind.

Cremation wit' follow et Mount Hope remetery, Chicaza, I. Surviving are wile Rustle, me son, Jarres. trother. Thoms: and enc slater. Sirs.

Frank Coltrove Hat mind. Ind. Member Fart Chicago 381. and Instana Harbor, Masonic PAge; veterat of Worid War I. WITEK-Jceph Wiirt, beloved of Frank and Honcrata fond trother c1 J.hn.

Paul. Stanley, Stephanie, and Fran, brotherIn-law of Pets. Car, Emalla, Stanly M. and Harold Christy. Funeral Fri Oct.

31. at 9:30 a. from chapel. 2021 Dickens arente. to All Saints' church.

In terment All Saints' cemetery. Veteran cf Black Hawk division. U. S. A.

HUmbaict 6-2463. Yuents. late of Pair Beach, Fla. father Mrs. Estelle James.

Albert, and John. fond her Gary Lea. father-in-law Cata. and Harmed. Funeral Friday.

Oct. 31. a. from Toneral 6345 5. to P.

St. con tery. P.Epublic 7-8609. ZIEBART- Ziebart 3818 belated ct Leo. fond mother :17 Kenecki, Harriet Lauds Jance.

grandmother of air dren and three al funeral bone. 2400 until 11 D. Friday. 1:30 at LattEr 60th street ant Spauicinz Interment Bethania. 3-4310.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION OF THE TRIBUNE Order 19: carl cart ta panted by remittance to Pates in It locate. towa. ard Daily Sandal. one year. 37 50: dr three 32.00, 75 Sunday.

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