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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE 1 2 Saturday, April 13, 1946 WINNIE WINKLE WELL-EE-X GuT-LETT Ruth Gullrtt. nee Johnson, of 4 519 Magnolia avenue, beloved wit ot Dr. lrvln Gullrtt, fond mother of Jon. dear daughter of William and the late Illldur Johnson, dear Inter of Roy. Harry.

Chester, llasel Klasa, and th late Carrie. At chapel. 3905-07 Lincoln avenue where services will he held Monday, 3 p. m. Interment Acacia Park.

GOSH, IF PAISV POESW'T TELL ME POUT SUPPOSE I OUGHT A TELUSUSIE )) RPTTPI? MOT Tl fiUQC WM WHAT WINNIE SAID 5 11 ii i i i to aau-- I ml i i i YOU SHOULD OF HEARD WINNIE YESTERDAY, WHAT SOUUDIrJ' OFF ABOUT)l DIP SHE MADAMS VjQON, I'LL SCREAM PALAGI Milfisto Palarl. cf S03T W. Roosevelt road, beloved husband of ESlrtw rlsl. nee Bianclil. dear father ft Mat Ontlll.

rrd. and Nell. Funea Monday. Auill 5. at 9 m.

tram chattel. 1410 s. 60th avenue, ta St. Anthuny'a churcn, lja tcrmeitt Mount Caimei. PEELING Vina Good Peeling, late of 1 Garneld dear mother of Anne Flclert, Paul Peeling, and Flora Stors.

loving grandmother of Wayne. Funeral Monday at a. m. from funeral home. 5438 S.

Haistedl street, to Visitation church. Interment St. Mary's. Bou. 0662.

PERROTT Georre James PerTott. husband of the late Katherlne. father cf Mrs. Dorothy Reed and the late Mrs. Mildred Fulton, brother of Mrs.

Louife Barrow. Mrs. Alice Todd. William, and Harry. ct John R.

Fulton. Service Sunday. 3 p. at chapel. 40 S.

Ashland avenue. La Grange. Interment Monday Litchfield. Mien. PRESTINACCI Phtlomena Prestlnaccf.

new Mosca, beloved wife of the late Antonio, loving mother of Mrs. F. Dl Andrea, Mrs. J. P.

Eraci. Mrs. E. Santelll. and Albert.

Funeral Monday. 9 a. from chapel. 260a Wentworth avenue, to Sancta Maria In cor o-nata church. Burial Mount Cannel.

Vic IS 61. RAN ALL I John Ranalll of 514 S. Clare, mont avenue, beloved husband of Beatrice, nee Lattanzio; dear father of Donald, Sergio, and Mrs. Mary Camuso. Funeral front chapel.

739 S. Western avenue. Monday. 9 a. to St.

Calllstos Interment HAROLD TEEN IE fc irSEE? IT'S Like I told You- TMAT Goop? HHI KJo GRAVEL VOICE- JACK SMITH -OR A J)) JJdLT SlVE- OUT WiTtf ,) 3f Yt tef SKINNY SMUSM" WNllSiyCSk QSS 1 HB'S, GROW 8.GGFQ7HM1 EVER -T GOkJG A JOB PULL1MG old OBITUARIES Israel Zwick Services for Israel Zwick, 71, pioneer Irving Park business man, who died Thursday in his home at 5100 N. Kostner will be held at 11 a. Monday in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. Mr. Zwick was in the real estate business at 4327 Elston av.

He helped found the Irving Park and Jefferson Park National) OPERATORS URGE 'ADEQUATE CODE' FOR CEMETERIES State Commission Hears Views of Association BY GEORGE TAGGE Some cemetery operators admitted yesterday that a degree of state suftervision and regulation would be desirable. They testified before the tale commission to study cemetery laws, created last year after a solid front of cemetery operators and their political friends caused the defeat of regulatory legislation. George E. Taylor of Decatur, president of the Illinois Association of Cemetery Officials, led 40 members to the hearing in the county He presented a resolution in which the association had gone on record as favoring an "adequate code" that would protect both lot owners and cemeteries without hindering restrictions." Licensing Idea Accepted 1 believe that all of the better cemeteries now accept the idea that there should be some type of licensing, some type of examination, said Paul Klenk, treasurer of the Mount Greenwood cemetery. Perpetual care funds should be carefully invested and protected, he said, but low interest rates require that cemeteries invest a portion of their money in preferred or common stocks to finance higher costs of tending the gcounds, Klenk said.

Th the Chicago area the state law should require that cemeteries set asifle in perpetual care funds 50 cents a square foot of graves, he said. This would be for cemeteries with modern streamlined surfaces, he said, and the minimum would have to be 75 cents or $1 for cemeteries wujj thousands of monuments, requiring more labor to keep trim. C'ite Perpetual Cure Costs Tin D. Vercoe, vice president of r.wswhill cemetery, put the matter graphically. Fifteen years ago $100 in.

a perpetual care fund earned in terest that bought 10 hours of work; with lower interest rates and higher labor costs $100 now pays for- only two hours of work, he said. "Somebody is getting gypped all of. the time by the use of the term, perpetual care," Vercoe said. There's no law in the world that can keep people from being fools they buy the Chicago post office building many times each year. Perpetual care funds should have to be invested with a trust company irrevocably.

A bankrupt cemetery is no better place for your folks than a bankrupt bank is for your money." 25 Vrar Offers Barred Rep. Peter C. Granata Chi- cagoJ, ho asked the most questions of witnesses, showed documentary evidence of various cemeteries offering 25 year graves to be used for only this period. Swisher agreed with him that these should be eliminated. Swisher also testified that there are boomers whose racket is to stage high pressure promotion of new cemeteries, selling lots as Investments to persons of small means.

Grandiose depictions of the future appearance of the cemeteries are provided. "This racket should be halted." Swisher said. Rep. Granata showed commission members a letter from the Palos Hills Memorial Park cemetery, offering to provide graves, interment, grave decorations, music, and perpetual care for $12.50 a single grave. Some of the cemetery officials testified that in their opinion this was impossible.

Granata said it showed the need for regulation, WALTER STAATS, DOWNERS GROVE PUBLISHER, DIES Walter J. Staats. 54, former editor and publisher of the Downers Grove Reporter, a weekly newspaper, died yesterday in his home at 4629 Main Downers Grove. Mr. Staats published the Reporter for 30 years until he sold his interests and retired last Jan.

1. He had lived in the suburb about 50 years. Mr. Staats, a veteran of World War was past commander of Alexander Bradley Burns post, American Legion, and also past master of Grove lodge of the Masons and past patron of Vesta chapter. Order of Eastern Star.

He leaves his widow, Betty; two daughters. Mrs. B. J. Hood of Oklahoma City, and Joan; a grandson, David Hood, and his mother, Mrs.

Emma B. Staats. Ma-tonic services will be held at 3 p. m. Monday in the Masonic temple in Downers Grove.

REMOVE ASTER AND KUM BUM TO A Zr a it 2 Jeaves daughter, Mrs. Edith S. GUSTAFSOJ Hedwle Gustation rnee Hanel of 8229 Clyde avenue, fond mother of Marry, sister of Mrs. Svea Soderlund and Henry Hane. mother and father, sisters ana Brother In Sweden.

At rest In parlors. 2024 E. 75th street. Services Saturday. 3:30 p.

m. Interment ak Woods. HAISLER Charles C. Haisler. April 10.

of Fox L-RKf. oeioved husband of Louise, dear father of Ray. Capt. Charles U. S.

and the late Walter. Anna. Catherine. Funeral Sat urday. April 13, at 11 a.

from chapel. 2938 Lincoln avenue, to St. Andrew's church. Interment All Saints' cemetery. HALIK Joseph F.

Hallk 21 W. 25th place, beloved husband of Frances, nee Cemy: dear rather of Pauline Stelnert. Joseph F. Julia Mathls, Sylvia Kennedy, and the late Anna Kuerbs. Funeral Monday at 8:45 a.

m. from chape), 24 56 S. W'ent-worth avenue, to St. John Nep. church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. Lawn. 1150 HAVENS Arthur Exley Havens, April 9. to los Angeles.

husband of -tllzabeth Gilbert Havens, father of Mrs. Crowell Beech. Charles C. of Pasadena. and Mrs.

William M. Goodrich of Wlnnetka. 111. Interment AprU 15. 1946, 11 Grace- land cemetery.

Chicago. HEIL Adella H. Heil of 2324 W. Arthur avenue, April 11. 1946.

beloved wife of Phillip H. Hell, dear sister of Linda Dusold. aunt of Fern Elwart. Ruth Hauck. Pearl Robson.

and Melvln Dnman. At chapel. 5501 H. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Monday. April 15.

at 3 p. under auspices or Jaui Revere chapter. No. 855, O. E.

S. Interment Acacia Park. HEPPNER Emma J. Heppner. nee Hasten, 847 Harms road, Glenvlew.

111., beloved wife of the late Fred H. Heppner. dear mother of Mrs. Llllle Cersdorf and Mrs. Gertrude Karat en, sister of Albert Hasten.

Funeral Saturday, 1 p. at funeral home. 8057 Nlles Center road. Skokle. Services 2 p.

Im-manuel Lutheran church. Lake avenue. Glen-view. Interment Immanuel Lutheran cemetery. HOFFMAN Anna- Hoffman, wife of the late Frank dear mother of Frank J.

Anna Neher. William, Edmund Charles and the late John, fond sister of Carrie Gerlacti, ten grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday, April 15, at 1:30 p. at chapel. 7032 Wentworth avenue.

Interment Waldhetm. Charter member of Engie-wood Social club. JAmnV h1iv Margaret, nee Houlihan; son or the latei Mary Schiller, fond father of George. Margaret Domanskl, John. Catherine Aaknes, Josephine Bain, and the late Thomas.

Funeral Monday, 9:15 a. from funeral home. 3722 W. Chicago avenue, to St. Mathew'i church.

Interment St. Mary's cametery. Member of C. O. No.

26. Cap. 5040. Milwaukee papers please copy. KAUTZ Jullanna Kautz.

Hillside. 111., beloved wue ot Emu Kautz. dear sister or Tlllle Eggert, aunt of Adolph Wegert. Services at chapel. 7319 Madison street.

Forest Park. Saturday, 3 p. m. Interment Concordia. KERKOW John R.

Kerkow. beloved husband of Grace, nee Wagner; fond father of WH-Ham, Raymond. Ruth. Carol, and Henry, dear brother of Anna Sauerzapf, William, and Henry. Resting at his home, 5706 S.

Carpenter street, until 12 noon Monday. April 15. Service at Peace Memorial church, 78th and Lafiln streets, at 3 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood.

Information. Stewart 1303. KIRSHNER Hannah Kirshner. beloved wife of the late James. Resting at chapel.

6000 S. Halsted street, until Sunday, 10 p. m. Interment Monday at East Delevan, Wis. Normal 2121.

KOLAR Anna Kolar. 2514 S. -Millard avenue, beloved wife of Frank, dear mother of James, Frank. John. Joseph, Jerry, Charles, George, William, Bessie Vltek, Christina Brown, and Anna.

Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel, 265S S. Central Park avenue, to Blessed Agnes church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery.

Lawmdale 3101. KONCHAR George W. Konchar Sr. of 6606 Ashland avenue, April 11, 1946. beloved husband of Lilian Konchar.

fond father cf Ross J. and George W. brother or Ann Hallqulst. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, April 13.

at 3 p. under auspices of King Oscar lodge. No. 855. A.

F. A. Interment private. Member of Chicago Federation of Musicians, local No. 10.

KOUBA James P. Kouba. 4941 S. Campbellf avenue, devoted husband of Margaret, nee Soltis; loving father of James son of Louise, brother of Marie. Frank, Anna, and Louise Maxim, son-in-law of Jennie Soltis.

Funeral Monday, 8:45 a. from chapel. 5218 S. Kedzle avenue, to SS. Cyril and Methodius church.

Interment Resurrection. Pro. 3810. KRAUSFELDT Adolf J. Krausfeldt of 5336 W.

North avenue, beloved husband ot tne late Thorvedla. lond lather ot George. Alired. and John, grandfather of Donald. Jack, and Russell.

Services Monday. April 15. at 2 p. at funeral home, 5350 W. North avenue, interment Irving Park.

Member ot Jonas Lie, the Maccabees, and Painters' union, local No. 194. Mer. 9890. KRYSINSKI Joseph J.

Kryslnskl. beloved husband of Anna, nee Klmsel; dear father of Joseph fond son ot the late Pauline and Frank, brother of Julia Kowalskl, Frank, Anna Poterackl, Mae Cutler, Frances Gu-retzkl. Rose Coy. Theodore, D. D.

and Pauline Schroe. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from funeral home. 3519-25 N.

Pulaski road, to St. Viator's church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Member of Tontl council.

No. 1567. K. of C. St.

Viator Holy Name society, and P. B. A. Ind. 5800.

I KUHN Lulse Kuhn, nee Antenen. wife of the late Hans. -April 11, beloved mother of Elizabeth Boldenweck. George, and Arthur Kuhn. Funeral Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock from funeral home.

6216 N. Clark street, to Rosehlll cemetery. LAINO Louis Lalno. husband of Katherlne, fond father of Jacqueline, son of the late Joseph and Rose, nee Mundo; stepson of Rlccardo Lobes, brother of Frank. Isabelle Scardine, Antonette Bucclerl.

Mary. Joseph Lobes. U. S. N.

Frank Lobes, U. S. M. C. 'and Richard Lobes.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. at chapel, 624 N. Western avenue. Interment local cemetery. Armltage 7800.

LEAGUE Eugene T. League of, 5437 W. Van Buren street, beloved son of Edwin fond brother of Mrs. Mabel Barker. Funeral Monday, April IS.

at chapel, 1706 W. Jackson at 10 a. m. Interment Plymouth. Ind.

1 LEWIS Fred S. Lewis, cf 7846 Evans avenue, beloved husband of Carrie, fond father of Hazel Mlnners, father-in-law of John Mlnners. Services under the auspices of Damascus lodge. No. 888.

A. F. A A. M-. at chapel, 7838 Cottage Grove avenue, Saturday.

April 13. at 3:30 p. Interment Cedar Park. Rad. 0220.

TCVA SAttrl Tl.tra Af Prank Edward. Betty Januska, and Joseph. Funeral Monday at 9 a. m. from chapel.

5318 W. 25th street, to St. Odllo's church- Interment St. Adalbert's. Olympic 42.

I LUCKEY Edward A. Luckey. April 11. 1946.1 beloved husband of Hannah, nee Carey, fond father of Mary dear brother of John. Luella Haver, Minnie Cornell.

Robert, Nora Kohs. Amon. Matthew, and Joseph Luckey Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from late residence.

5224 tjulncy street, to Resurrection church. Interment Mount Carmei cemetery. Member ot Charles Carroll council. No. 761 K.

of and Holy Name society. Mans. 2119. MARTIN Martha M. Martin, wife of the late Aelxander, mother of Mrs.

Harold R. (Agnes I Sullivan, Mrs. Robert M. I Helen I O'Connor, and the late John J. Martin.

Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel, 5908 W. Roosevelt road, to St. Angela's church. Interment Mount Carmei cemetery.

JATUSZAK Henry A. Matuszak, beloved hus- band of Pearl, dear father of Eleanor and Henry brother of Stanley. BUI. Mary Nowak. Helen Brudnlckl.

and Cella Antonlk. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel. 3601 Dlversey avenue, to St. Helen's church.

Interment Holy Cross. Member of Surface Lines division NO. 241. Albany 6424. McMULLEN Emma McMullen.

nee Matthews. 6609 Greenwood tvenue. April 10. 1946, wife of the lata Frank McMullen, aunt of Harry F. Weber, lone Tronnes.

and Clarice Shaughnesy. sistei of the late Clara Weber and Mary Herrlrk At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Saturday. April 13, at 3 p. Interment Mount Hope.

MONT ALB ANO Concetta Montalbano. nee Merlo: beloved wife of Calogero, stster of the late I'h-tro Merlo. dear aunt ct Benny Rala. Mrs Margaret Ballottl. and Frank Rala.

Funeiai Monday. 9 a. from chapei. 409 W. North, avenue, to St.

Philip Benlzl church Interment Mount Carmei. NELSON Gustav Adolph Nelson, 604O Union avenue. April 12. 1946, husband of the late Mary Nelson, father of Edna Axsten. Mabel Pemberton, Audrey Krtha.

Eunice, and George Nelson, brother of Helen Olson and Joseph Nelson. At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Monday, April 15, at 10 a m. Interment Mount Hope NIEMAH Laura S. Nleman, nee Williams, wife ot the late Philip mother of Philip W.

Nleman and Mrs. Adelaide Vermel, daughter ot Mrs. Elizabeth and the late Nicholas Williams, sister of Anne and Catherine Williams and the late Mrs. Stella Ttmmons. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.

from chapel. 720 Lake street. Oak Park, to St Edmund's church Interment Mount Carmei NORGEN Harold Norgen of 2650 Tripp avenue, beloved brother of Lillian. Resting at funeral home. 4115-17 W.

street Services Saturday, 2 p. m. Interment Wood-lawn Member of Golden Rule lodge. No. 726 A.

A A. NOWICKI Mary Nowlckl. nee Krasklewlcz. ot 1)68 Chicago avenue, fond wife of the late Matthew, dear mother of Frances. Mary Ro-bokowskl.

and Bruno, fond mother-in-law ot George Robokowskl, deal grandmother ot three grandchildren, fond great-grandmother of four great-grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 9:30 a. from chapel. 10S8 Chicago ave nue, corner Ogden. to St.

John Cantlus church. Interment St. Adalbert's. A Rnurke Sr. ot 2125 S.

Laramie avenue, loving father ot Viola Romano and Edward A O'Rourke son ol the late Hannah and Farrell O'Rourke brother of the late John. Philip, Patrick. Farrell. Bridget Keenan. and Etlzabetn Nangle Funeral Monday at 9 a.

m. from luneral home. 2307 Laramie avenue, to Mary Queen of Heaven church. Interment Mount Carmei. Member of Journeymen Plasterers' society, local No 5.

Olympic 200 Cicero 200. PADGETT Barbara Padgett. nee McRuen. wife of the late John, mother ol Marie. John, and George Strompolis.

sister. of Ann Hardlev. John, and Robert McKuen. Serv-! lees Monday. 2 at residence.

4715 West End avenue, to Forest Home cemetery A INTER Harriet Woodward Painter. April 11. 194 8. at the home of her niece. Mrs.

A. S. Merrill. 910 Michigan avenue. Evanston.

Ill-, sister of Mrs. Hannah P. Tucker. Dr. Belle P.

Nalr. and John V. Painter. Service 2 p. m.

Saturday at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Interment at Forest Horns cemetery. i i 1 five daughters, Mrs. Ethel Reiffel, Mrs.

Lillian Rubin, Mrs. Anne Led erer, Mrs. Rebecca Schwab, and Clara, and a stepdaughter. Fiances Seidel, William C. Smith William C.Smith, 74, retired organ builder and resident of the north side for 66 years, died yesterday in his home at 2181 Windsor av.

IU was an assistant foreman for the Illinois Industries for the Blind, for the last two years. He formerly worked for Lyon Healy, the Rudolph Wurlitzer company, and the Aeolian-Skinner Organ company. Surviving are his widow, Amelia, and a daughter, Mrs. Lillian Claes-son. Edward A.

0'Rourke Services will be held at 9:30 a. m. Monday in Mary Queen of Heaven church, Cicero, for Edward A. O'Rourke, 69, of 2125 S. Laramie Cicero, who died of a heart ailment Thursday.

Mr. O'Rourke was a former member of Cicero's civil service board for police and firemen. He also was president and business agent for the Plasterers union, local 5. A son, Edward and a daughter, Mrs. Viola Romano, survive.

Michael J. Hal'inan Services will be held at 8 a. m. torlav in Otir I.artv Mount Cannel. Seeley 7422..

RECZEK John Reczck. of 292 W. 25tH place, dear husband of Catherine, nee Kobei; lend father of Helen Auxustyn. Irene Dcnd-zik. and Edmund.

Services Monday, at 9 39 a. m. from luneral borne. 2459 S. Christiana avenue, to St.

Cassmir's church. Interment Resurrection. Roc. 3909. ROBIN TI111 Robin, late of S541 W.

Flntnw noy street, beloved daughter of Max. dear sister of Louis and Wiley of Loa Anceie. Harry, and Mitchell Services Monday, 1 p. at chapel, 3654 W. Roosevelt road.

Interment Con. Anshe Wllno cemetery. Forest Park. ROMANO See Edward A. O'Rcurke Sr.

notice. SABBIA Caroline Sabbla. nee Atobeill. cf 61 1 S. Sacramento boulevard, fond mother of Mary Casey Caserlo.

William. Christine Toots 1 De Maio. Leonard, and Joseph. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel.

3225 W. Harrison street, to Mother Cabrlnl church. Interment Mount Carmei. Kedxie 6622. SCHMIDT George M.

Schmidt of 4345 ft. Damen avenue, April 12, 1946. beloved husband of Minna Schmidt, fond father of Bertha Rudow. Felix. Waiter, and Werner Schmidt.

At chapel. 5501 N. Ashiand avenue, where services will be held Monday, April 15. at 11 a. m.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. 1 cnmin. nee Herman, ot 3715 Raymond avenue. Brookneld. 111., beloved mother of Edward M.

Schmltt. dear sister ol Rose Wright and the late James. Joseph, and George Herman, and Mary Mulvlhlll. Services Monday. April 15.

10 a. at funeral home. 6227-29 W. Cermak road. Interment Bohemian National.

Stanley 1866. SCHOCH Rose Edna Schoch cf 8116 Drexel avenue, beloved wife of William fond mother of Lawrence sister ot Mrs. Edith O. Henrlcson and Mrs. Mabel H.

Rhodes ct Aurora, III. Services at chapel. 7838 Cottage Grove avenue. Monday. AprU 15.

at 1:39 p. m. Interment Oak Hill. RadcUSe 0220. SCOTT Bessie C.

Scott, nee Naslund. cf 3754 Wilson avenue. April 12. 1946. beloved wife cf Walter Harold Scott, loving mother of Doddy Elizabeth and Befnita Louise, dear sister of Rose Harsted and Clara Hunter.

At chapel. 5501 N. Ashiand avenue, where services will be held Monday. April 15. at 2 p.

m. Interment Irving Park cemetery. SEFTON Estle Sefton. nee Craig, cf 151J Jonquil terrace. Chicago, formerly of May-wood, beloved wife of the late John, fond mother of Mrs.

Mary Esther Abbott, sister nt Mary and Hannah Craig. Mrs. Rbert KInkald. and the late James Craig of Northern Ireland Resting at funeral home. Lake street at 2d avenue.

Maywood. Services Monday. 3 p. m. Interment Oak rid ge.

Maywood 14. SEIXGREN Fdwm A. Sellgren son cf Edwin and Lillian Sellgren. brother of John, grandson of Ragnavaid Gulbrandson and Alma Sellgren. Remains at chapel.

98 E. 154th street. Harvey, after lO t. m. Sunday.

Funeral 2 p. m. Monday at Tabcr Lutheran church. Harvey. Burial Cedar Park.

SHEPPA RD William J. Sheppard. beloved husband of the late Minnie Sheppard. fond father of Mrs. Lawrence Fleming.

Richard. William, and Berniece Sheppard. brother cf Margaret Goughan. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.

m. from chapel. 929 Belmont avenue, to St. Vincent's church. Interment Mount Car- met cemetery.

EIGONA See Natale notice. SKOOG Eric Relnhold Skocg or 7842 Insist, side avenue, husband of the late Anna, fond father of Mrs. Esther Horn beck. Amy. Elmer and the late Eric, three grandchildren.

Services at chapel, 7838 Cottage Grove avenue, Monday. April 15. at 3 p. m. Inter wooes.

Kaa uo. SPEAKER George S. Speaker. April 11. hti band of Katharine Slegrlst Speaker, brother or John Speaker.

Funeral Saturday. 2 p. to-, at chapel. Jeffery blvd. at 77th St.

Interment Lebanon. Pa. Sou. 8822. STAATS Walter J.

Staats of Downers Grove, beloved husband of Betty, loving father of B. J. Hood of Oklahoma City, and Joan, son of Emma grandfather of David Resting at chapel. 5017 Highland avenue. Downers Grove, until 11 a.

m. MSlay. Service Monday, 3 p. at the Masonic Temple. Dawners Grove.

Interment Clarendon Hills. Past master cf Grove lodge. No. 824, A. F.

A. past patron of Vesta chapter. No. 242. O.

E. past commander of Alexander Bradley Burns post. No. 80, American Legion. STEVENS Roy W.

Stevens of 4946 W. Henderson street, beloved husband of Maud, nee Blair: dear brother of Ira Don and Mrs. Eva L. Livingstone. Resting at funeral 3526 N.

Cicero avenue. Services Monday. April 15, at 2 p. Interment Rosehlll. Klldare 1320.

STICHA Vaclav Stlcha. beloved husband of Frances stlcha. fond father of James loving grandfather of Neomi C. Member ol Bookbinders and Paper Cutters' union. No.

8. ot Chicago. Funeral Saturday. April 13. 1 p.

from funera. home. 1900 S. May street, to Bohemian National cemetery. STREICHER Nicholas Streicher cf 1529 Vh torla street.

April 12. 1946, beloved husband cf Anna Streicher. fond father cf Henry, John. Martha Coles, and Raymond, survived by 14 grandchildren. Funeral from chapel, 5501 N.

Ashland avenue. Monday. April 15, at 9:30 a. to St. Gregory church.

Interment St. Boniface s. STROMPOLIS See Barbara Padgett notice. SUPPLITT Clara Schroeder Supplltt. beloved wile of George H.

Supplltt. lond mother of Catherine. George, Anita. Frances. and Patricia, sister of Mrs.

Helen Heyden. Mrs. Wllhelmlna Jeuck. Otto. Albert, and Louis Schroeder.

Resting at residence. 216 Nutail rpad. Riverside. Funeral Monday. April 15, at 3 p.

m. Interment All Saints' cemetery. Village 5828. 'eteaa. nee weber.

formerly "3i s. aein court, beloved wife ot tna late rrea Teteak loving mother of Fred and Harold Teteak. daughter of Gecrge and the late Mary Flfrehk Teteak. sister ct Mary Kubsh. Anna Clgler.

Quirln. Wencei. Edwin, Joseph. Frank. John, Edward, and the late George Weber, grandmother ef Alar Harold Teteak Funeral Monday at 10 a.

m. from funeral home. 2307 S. Laramie avenue. Mary Queen of Heaven church.

Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Olympic 20U. Cicero 200. THOMPSON Charles Thompson of T52S I.aneley avenue, beloved Husband cf the lata Elizabeth Mathilda Webb Thompson, brother of Mrs.

Walter G. Addis of Fslrbury, and James K. Thompson, brother-in-law of John Webb and the late Mrs. Louise- Culling. Services at chapel.

7838 Cottage Grove avenue. Saturday. April 13. 2:30 m. Member of Arcana lodge.

No. 717. A. F. A A.

M. Interment Forest Home. Ra dell He 0220. riEDT Katherlne Tiedt. nee Durr.

beloved wue or ine late Herman, dear mother cf Paul Adeline Freeman. George. Charlea and Katherlne Sellhclmer. Resting at her late home. 1046 St Louis avenue.

Services 2 p. Monday. April 1 Interment Montrose Information, Bel. 6812. I'UTTLE Miriam Dayton Tuttle.

83. 3.19 H. Waller avenue. Chicago. April II.

1948. sister of the late Dr. Sterling D. and Dr. O.

H. Tuttle. Harriet Casper. Mrs. Sherman Welpton.

and Edna E. Tuttle. aunt of Mrs A. Whonsetler. Genevieve Tuttle.

Mrs William B. Keane. Capt. John B. Welpton.

soott Welpton. Sherman Welpton Jr and Fred Tuttle. Resting at funeral home. 318 s. Central avenue.

Austin. Funeral Monday. 1 p. m. interment Forest Home.

Austin 0017. URBAN Ignatius Urban, beloved husband of Monica, loving father of Frances Bates Henry. Harry. Cecelia, and Harriet, son ef the late Simon and Anna, brother of John. Jacob.

Mary Novak. Frank. Peter. Anna Sulester. Samuel, and the late Antoinette Kuffel and Joseph.

Funeral Tuesday. 9:39 a. from late residence. 3309 W. Beactt avenue, to Holy Trinity church.

Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Please omit flowers. WALSH Patrick Walsh. 408 N.

Lavergne enue. son of the late John and Catherine-nee Coffey: brother of Sgt. Earth J. Walsh-C. P.

Mrs. Harry J. Kohl, and the Iste Michael and Joseph Walsh. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.m., from chapel.

4817 Madison street, to Our Lady Help cf Christians church. Burial Mount Carmei. Austin 1137. WALSH Phillip J. Walsn.

April 11. 1946. 8241 Harper avenue, son of John and Anna Lancelot Walsh, brother ef Mrs. Ellzabetn Kinney. Mrs.

Laura Meyer. Mrs Fletcher, and the late Hose Sehaedel. Funeral Monday, 10 a. (rum chapel. Jeltery blvd at 77th to St.

Feltcltas church. Mass 10.30 Interment Holy sepulchre. Sou. 8822 WARD Charles W. Ward.

April 13. 1948. of 2114 Maple avenue. Evanston. tius, band of ElUnheth S.

Ward, father of Mrs. Bruce D. Catlin and John S. Ward, brother of the Rev. Walter and Harry Ward Servlcw 2 p.

m. Monday at chapel. 1567 Map, avenue. Evanston Interment private. WEED Chaoln Weed.

April 12. 1946. cf 701 Bromptnn place, beloved husband ot Beulah M. fond son of Mrs. Emliy L.

and the late Alsop C. Weed. Services at chapel. 2701 N. Clark street.

Monday, at 3 p. m. Interment private. WOLFF Helen Wolf? of 2023 Superior street, Aprtl 11. 1946.

beloved wife cf Fred O. Woirr. dear sister of Hattle Gertx-r. tne late Anna M.mteufcl, Bertha Hill, and Hulda Jacobs. At chapel.

5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday. Aprtl 13, at 2 Interment Concordia kVORRALL Gene C. Worrall, late of 9 N. Ada street, beloved husband of Norma, fond father ot Frank Funeral Monday at 2 4 p.

m. at ciinrwl. 2346 Madison Mreef, to Forest Home cemetery. ICK Israel Zwick of SI00 Kostner avenue, beloved husband of Anna, dear father of Ethel Reirtel. Lillian Ruhln.

Anna I-derer, Rebecca Schwab, and Clara, stepfather of Frances Seidel. grandfather cf Pearl RelfTel. Stuart. S. I f.

tt. 8. N-. and Paula Rubin. Bonna.

and Paul Lederw, brother of Ben, Mildred Friedman, and Nettle Slotnlck. Services Monday. 11a. at chapel. 6206 Broadway.

Interment Rosehlll. SMITTY WMI all ws STEER DEMPSEY INTO G.O.P. CHAIR AND MAYOR RACE County Heads to Fill Post in 10 Days BY GEORGE TAGGE Chairmanship of, the Republican Cook county central committee-and with it the 1947 nomination for mayor are being maneuvered toward John T. Dempsey, former chairman and G. O.

P. nominee for state's attorney in 1944, political leaders said last night. Subject to the higher authority of Gov. Green, Dempsey has con-troled the county committee since Green's nomination in 1940. lie was chairman from 1940 until the 1944 primary, when he resigned to make his unsuccessful bid for the state's attorney's office.

George M. Fisher then became titular chairman, but Dempsey remained Green's patronage boss. Gov. Green has said he is keeping an open mind on the chairmanship. Fisher's post will be filled at a meeting of the committee about 10 days hence, after the official proclamation of the April 9 vote electing the 30 suburban township members.

Ward Failed to Increase Vote Dempsey's ward, the 33d, was not among the eight Chicago wards which increased their G. O. P. vote above 1944 in Tuesday's primary, despite the extra jobs in his ward. Dempsey said last night that about 50 of the 80 committeemen have urged him to resume the chairmanship officially.

Dempsey left no doubt that he is candidate, altho he said: "I'd rather avoid it if I can." Asked for whom he had requested support when he told committeemen of his unwillingness to be chairman, Dempsey replied: "Apparently they don't take it his unwillingness as conclusive. I have not asked support for any one." Admits Myralt Link Asked whether next year's mayor alty nomination might be linked with the chairmanship, Dempsey ad mitted this is a fair deduction. "I guess that's wound up in the discussions, too," he said. I catch on all sides. After the 1944 elections I his race for state's attorney there was a lot of talk and now it has been renewed." Dempsey said he had not heard the report that he is backing State Sen.

Arthur J. Bidwill of River Forest to head the suburban G. O. P. nrpnniyfif nn hi it nHrlnri thnt Rirtuifl has been a friend of his for many years.

CHARLES WARD, EX ALUMNI AID A 1 AT 11 I fa A 1 if. Ia 1J M-t fLLS Charles W. Ward, 70, of 2114 Maple av Evanston, former execu- tive director of Evanston hospital. He was associated with the university for 20 years prior to his retirement last 'January. Mr.

Ward was captain of North-western's football team in 1902. Mr. Ward, who formerly was sec- ireiary 01 ine Mansion cnamoer 01 (Commerce, represented the Chicago i 1 dita al xwmiy iiiieuwuuuai convention in Ostend, Belgium, in I 1927. He leaves his widow, Eliza beth; a son, John and a daughter, Mrs. Bruce D.

Catlin. Services will be at 2 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 1567 Maple Evanston. SMALLER HEARING DEYICE DISCOVERED A tter.venrs of elrrtronir nnd war research Tho American Sound Products Co.

has lcveloied tho Cleartono Kitr-Aid. "compact a a liim watch." 'or further information write for booklet C. T. or call nt Tin? Amcriian Sound Products KI4 S. Mi.

Suite 1528. Chi-ciio a It.VNdolldi Le-" 3W Charles W. Ward I in a I of I of 0I be To QU1T HIAA Charles T. Sackett Charles T. Sackett, retired in- i surance executive, died yesterday in Evanston hospital of injuries suffered in a fall three days ago.

He would have been 81 today. Mr. Sackett retired in 1939 as assistant division manager of the American Insurance company. He had been in the insurance business 51 years. waiden Winnetka, with whom he and his wife lived, and three grandsons.

Services will be private. Mrs. Eliza Haas Holmes Mrs. Eliza Haas Holmes, 98, known as a social and civic leader in Aurora for many decades, died yesterday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. R.

D. Hollister, Ann Arbor, Mien. Mrs. Holmes was born in Milwaukee, but moved to northern Illinois as a child. In 1865 she became the wife of William E.

Holmes, Aurora druggist. Mrs. Holmes leaves two others daughters and a son. Services will be held in Aurora. Mrs.

Albert E. Nordstrom Services for Mrs. Esther Nordstrom, 44, of 604 Center st, Wauke- pfln will Ho ViolH nt VT-t- rair Cochrane. Wis. Mrs.

died Thursday. Her husband, Albert Waukegan druggist; her mqther, and a sister survive. Before her marriage Mrs. Nordstrom taught in the Lincoln grammar school in Waukegan. Nelson D.

Fisher Services for Nelson D. Fisher, 4520 Drexel manufacturer of health aids, will be held tomorrow at 3 p. m. in the chapel at 4227 Cottage Grove av. Mr.

Fisher, who was 81, died Thursday. Surviving are two OWERS 61-62 East Monroe Strct Greenhouses: 90? N. Harlem MS -UNDERTAKERS- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 6 3D AND HARVARD-AVENUE PHONE WENTWORTH 0025 SATURDAY -Emma. 2 p. m.

at chapel. Mcmullen- monday 'GERLOWSKl Frank A. 10 a. m. in church NELson Gustav a.

10 a. m. at chapel kibilka Hedwig. 12 noon at chapei. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 5501 NORTH ASHLAND-A VENUE PHONE LONGBEACH 2646 SATURDAY HARTLERODE Warren.

KONCHAR George W. LUDWIG Nicholas LUM1A Anthony. WBTLCH George H. WOLFF Helen. 1 p.

m. at chapel 3 p. m. at chapel 11 a. m.

In church. 10 a. m. In church 3:45 p. m.

at chapel 2 D. m. at chapel MONDAY HEIL Adella M. 3 p. m.

at chapel FIERCE Jrnnle. 1 p. m. at chapel. 10 a.

m. In church SCOTT Bessie C. 2 p. m. at chapel.

SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. SCHMIDT George. LAIN SON JOHN CARROLL SONS HOME FOR FUNERALS ERIE AT WABASH-AV. VvHIlEHALL 600. 4542 RAVENSWOOD-AV.

LONGBEACH 03Q5. EDWARD DONNELLAN for funerals JEKFERYBLVD at 77th-stret AIR CONDITIONED CHAPELS C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME 200 E.

ERIE. 1 Block ol Michigan. 92 YEARS SERVICE SUP. 7709 CEMETERIES FOR aic Cheap: craves Waldhelm cfiw tery. Ha yens wood 4120.

EVERGREEN CenTeteiy Choice lot: 162 sq. tt. for tale by Elmer Thorstensen. Ing-leslde. 111.

MONUMENTS AND MAUS0LEUMS- CEMETERY MARKERS, MONUMENTS AT Savings. Bears. Roebuck A State-st. basement. Also at Irving Park and Clcero-ar.

DEfAD BLANK David Blank, late of 3637 Douglas beloved husband of Rose, dear father of Edward. Morris, and the late Fay Gor don, grandiatner or Irene Gordon, Gloria, and George Blank. Services Monday, 1 1 a. at chapel, 3654 W. Roosevelt road.

Interment Cong. Anshe Kenesses Israel, No. 3 cemetery. Forest Park. Please omit flowers.

BORCHARDT Mary E. Borchardt. nee White, beloved wife of George dear mother or George, Mary Albrecht, John, Anna Clare Manczak, William, and Stuart, grandmother of four grandchildren, sister of Anna Stuart, William White, and Adah Gordon. Resting at late residence, 1118 S. Harvey avenue.

Oak Park. Funeral Monday, 9 a. to St. Frances of Rome church. Interment Calvary.

BUDZ Joseph Budz, beloved husband of Johanna, fond father of Stella. Charles, and Mary Ann. dear son of Mrs. Mary Budz. dear brother of Catherine, Clara, and Rudolph.

Funeral Monday, April 15, 9 a. from chapel. 4 800 S. Hermitage avenue, to St. Gerald's church.

Osk Lawn, 111.. 9320 S. 55th street. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.

BURKE Thomas J. fDowle Burke, late of 8034 S. Emerald avenue, beloved husband of Kathryn. nee McNamara: brother of Mrs. Harry O'Nell, dear uncle of Valeria O'Don-nell.

Jay Bowe, Robert Fink, Bernard Mo Glnnls. and Charles McNamara Jr. Funeral from chapel. 7949 Halsted street. Mon day at 9:30 a.

to St. Leo's church Burial Mount Olivet cemetery. Member ol Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, local No. 1. Auburn Park council.

K. of Tom Moore court. C. O. and St.

Leo's Holy Name society. BUTLER Ernest G. Butler, beloved husband ot Maude, nee Evans: fond father ol Ernest R. and Elnorerose Prosser, grandiatner ol five grandchildren, brother of Mrs. Ethel H.

Lantfsraf and Grace L. Rogers. Funeral at chapel, 4401 Lawrence avenue. Saturday, 3 p. m.

Interment Acacia Park. Mul. 4400. CASERIO Se Caollne Sabbla notice. CLAUS Irene Gaffney Claus, beloved wife of Henry daughter of the late Patrick and Mary Gaffney, sister of Helen, Margaret Lovell, Rose Cavanaugh.

Harry and John Gaflney, the late Mary Schultz, Bernard, and James Gaffney. Funeral Monday at 9:30 a. m. from funerdl home. 1732 Wilson avenue, to Our Lady of Lourdes church and All Saints' cemetery.

COADY Sarah F. Coady, late of 2025 School street, beloved wife of Richard, fond mother of Catherine. Margaret Garrtty, Richard, and Edward, S. C. 3c.

U. S. sister of Florence Manning and Julia Egan, grandmother of Richard Coady III. Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a.

from chapel, 929 Belmont avenue, to St. Andrew's church. Interment Mount Carmei. Member of Third Order of st Francis and St. Andrew's Altar and Rosary society, CRAGG--Arthur C.

Cragg'ot St. Paul, passed away at his Florida home. Coral Gables Tuesday, April 9, 1946. Funeral at St. Mark's church, St.

Paul. 9:30 a. m. Monday April 15. DANIELS Sarah E.

Daniels, nee Richards. 2020 Two Tree Lane, Wauwatosa, Wednesday, April 10. ace 86 years, beloved mother ot Frank of Chicago. Sara Brown of Wauwatosa. and Rupert of Union, N.

aunt ot John Richards. Harvey 111. Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p. at The Powers Funeral Home, Harvey, III. Interment Mount Greenwood cemetery.

Please omit flowers. DE GRENIER Edward O. De Grenler of 1214 N. Hamlin avenue, beloved husband of Rose, dear father of Herbert. Doris Maniola, Pearl Scholz.

and Mildred Llszewskl, brother of William, Alfred Frederick. Cellna Brown, Agnes Clark, Ellen Slenkiewlcz, and eight grandchildren. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from funeral home. 3751 W.

North avenue, to Our Lsdy of the Angels church. Interment St. JosephSs cemetery. Bel. 4047.

DEI. A HUNT Mary E. Cashen Delahunt, beloved wlie ot the late Patrick, lond mother of Anna Dundnn, Philip Loretto, and the late John sister of John Cashen. Funeral Monday. 10:30 a.

from residence, 8022 S. Peoria street, to St. Leo's church. Interment Mount DE MAIO See Caroline Sabbla notice. DE NATALEl Concetta De Natale.

nee Sapa, late of 1207 W. Grand avenue, beloved wite of Angelo, dear mother of Catherine Slgona. mother-in-law ot Charles Slgona. fond grandmother of Dorothy. Resting at chapel.

1158-6f Grand avenue. Funeral Monday. April 15, at 9 a. to Sancta Maria Addolnrata church. May and Erie streets littermeni Mount Carmei DRAKE Julia F.

Drake of Bentun Harbor. formerly of 728 Hlnman avenue. Evanston, wife of the late Frederick J. Drake mother tit Mrs. Gertrude Stock Stafford and Robert Drake, also the late Frederick J.

Jr. and Logan Drake, sister of Mrs. Lillian Strasser. Mrs. Anna Marietta and Robert F.diielman.

Services Monday. 2 p. at chapel. 1460 Sherman avenue. Evanston Interment Graceland cemetery Isabelle C.

Eckerly. beloved daugh ter ot the late Charles and Bertha A. Eckerly. dear sister ot Cora B. and Waltei C.

Member ot Adelphl chapter. No. 820. S. Services Monday, April 15.

at 2 at luneral home. 5515 Chlcagc avenue. Interment Elmwood Austin 1292. FILES Emma Flies, nee Nervlg. of 2421 N.

Kimball avenue, loving mother of the late Mrs. Ruth Loescher, dear sister ot Ida, George. Edward. Herman, and the late Theodore. Services Monday.

2 at funeral home. 3429 Fullerton avenue. Interment Mcunt Olive. Please omit flowers. Nelson D.

Fisher. April 11. 1946. ot 4520 Drexel husband of the late Lovina. father of C.

Fisher and Hutt J. Fisher Services In chapel. 4227 Cottage Grove avenue. Sunday, 3pm Interment private FLOOD Mary Flood, late of 1108 W. Barry avenue, beloved wife of the late John, fond mother of William A Flood, beloved sister of William.

John, Kate, and the late Patrick Casey Funeral Monday, 8:30 a. m. from chapel. 929 Belmont avenue, to St. Sebastian's church Interment Mount Ft 1WER Michael S.

Flower of 3707 Flour, noy street, age 2, dearly beloved son of Herman and Rose, loving brother of Allen P. Services were held Friday at chapel. 3600 W. Roosevelt road R-eie Galasslnl. net Atuona.

late of 527 N. avenue, beloved wife or John, fond mo her of Jack, dear daughter of Frank and Ann Ancona. nee Bird; bister ot Michael Funeral Saturday. April 13. 9 a from chapel.

3425 Chicago avt-nue. to Our Lady of the Angels church Interment Mount Carmei Nevada 7200 GAWENDA Al Joseph Gawenda. April 11, loving husband of Sophie, loving father of Roman. Max. Julius.

Stanley, and Dolores. Brother of Antonia Kasprtnskl. Funeral from chapel. 3630 W. George street.

Monday at 9:30 a. to St Hyacinths church Burial St Adalbert's GENTILE Giuseppe Gentile. 1007 N. 23d avenue. Melrose Park, beloved husband of Theresa, fond father of Vlto Gentile.

Frank, the late Carmclla Bclllno, Mary Dl Carlo. Tcny. Rose Vlllano. Amelia Fatta. and Sylvia Spend, 25 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren Funeral Monday.

April 15. a fn.m funeral 1810 Lake street. Melrose I'ark. to f.iount Carmei church Interment Mount Carmei te trty -UNDM AN Emma (irundman of 13252 Brandon avenue, beloved wife of the late Adolph G. Grundman, fond mother of Mrs.

Earie R. Nelson and Herman P. Grundman. sister of Mrs. Minnie Paulson.

William, and Edward Schumacher. Resting at home. Funeral Monday. April 15. at 2:30 p.

m. Interment Concordia cemetery. Hammond, Ind. church for Michael J. Hallinan, Walter and IIutt Court Names B.

J. Fallon Sole Trustee of 'V Lines Judge Michael L. Igoe of federal District court yesterday appointed Bernard J. Fallon sole trustee of the Chicago Rapid Transit company, which is in bankruptcy. Fallon for years has been the operating head of the elevated system and was cotrustee with CoL A.

A. Sprague, who died last Saturday. DEATH NOTICES 'In Meniorlam ALPERT Joseph Alpert. April 13. 1936.

A wonderful father; companion and aid. One who was better. God never made A wonderful worker, so loyal and true. One in a million, that father was you. Just in your Judgment, always right Honest and liberal, ever upright.

Loved by his children and. wife, all who you knew Our wonderful father, that father was you. LONESOME WIFE. CHILDREN. GRANDCHILDREN.

DAUGHTER-IN-LAW. BEISLER Sut. Roocrt P. Belslcr. A.

A. K. lm In Inirtn, mfYinrv nt fiiir ilenr Knti nn f-S? his 25th blithaay. who save his lite his country over Brest, France. Sept.

5, 1944. DEVOTED FAMILY AND GRETCHKN. CALABRESE Paul CalaDrese, AprU 13, 1944. Memories are tieasuies no one can steal. Death leaves a wound no one can heal.

He lives with us In mtmory always. LOVING PARENTS AND FAMILY. CERMAK Lieut. IJ. g.J Jerome Cermalt U.

S. N. April 13, 1945. In loving memory ot our dear Jerry, beloved hus- band of Renee Claire CermaH. dear son of Mr.

and Mrs. Jerome J. Cermak, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. C.

Loais Brower. 1 dream of ycu when the night Is blue And the friendly stars appear. I sigh tor the days when 1 held your gaze. With the world in our eager arms. Ami now it setms that in all ray dreams The skies are the same as then.

And wherever I go. 1 only know 1 long lor your smile again, CHRISTIANSEN Carl F. and Carrie Christiansen. In loving memory of our Dad and Mother. The flowers we place upon your graves May wither and decay, But our love for you Will never fade away.

Our hearts ache with loneliness; Our eyes shed many tears. God alone knows how murh we miss you. LOVING CHILDREN cLEVEN Pvt. Herbert eleven. In memory ot our dear son a birthday.

Killed in Clrln-5 cester, England, Nov. 29. 1944. In the book ol life there are memories Of the happiest moments we've known. And recorded In love Is the blessing Of a wonderlul son, our own.

i You are gone but the treasure you left us Is truly a value untold: A life tilled with deeds of kindness And beauty ot heart and soul. DAD AND MOM. FUGENSCHUH Theodore H. Fugenschuh. In loving memory of my big brother, Ted.

who passed away rive years ago today. MARGARET. KRULL Anna Krull, April 13. 1943 To a beautiful garden our mother has gone. To the land of perfect rest.

Though she has gone she still lives on In the garden of memories. LOVING DAUGHTERS. MERCER Sgt. John R. Mercer.

Co. A. 740th Tank Bn. In loving memory ol our beloved husband and daddy, who gave his lite lor bis country April 13. 1945, In Germany.

We mourn lor you silence, No eyes can see us weep. But many a silent tear we shed While others are deep in sleep. More and more each day we miss you. Friends may thlna the wound has healed God only knows how we've missed yuu Alt tluoueh this long and lonely year. ANNABEL AND JACUUELYNN.

MUELLER Pvt 1st Class John R. Mueller. Co. C. 50tti Armored intantry Un In I cherished memory ol our son and lr" killed In action in Zeitz, Germany.

brother. You were just When you gave up all tun To answer your country's call And help those destined to tail. You were sent away to tight Through morning, noon, and night. Month alter month you snowed no tear And remain to us lorever near Then tame, the news so hard to God has decided It was your time to leave. Gone Is the lace we loved so dear, silent is the voice we loved to hear.

MOTHER, DAD. SISTER. AND BRU'llliK. REINKRT Clarlbel Relnert. In loving memory of my mother, who passed away five years ago, April 13.

1941. CORP. WALTER J. RE1NER1. RUBIN Renee Leila Rubin.

April 13. 1938 We miss you. darling babv. MARVIN, AND SISSY SCHROEDER Sgt. Robert J.

Schroeder In fond memory of our son killed one year lS ago today We have only your memory. Bob dear. To remember iur whole life through. But the sweetness will last forever As we treasure the Image of you. MOM AND DAD.

"VEXEI.MAN SSct. Norman Wexclman. faj V. S. A.

A. F. In loving memory ol our dear son and brother, who was killed In action over Germany April id, 1943 MOM, BROTHER, AND SISTER. AHRFNS Emllie Ahrens of Downers Grove beloved wile of the late Edward, mother of Mathilda Byxbe. Anna Maryuaidt.

Lena. Fred. Martha Taliaferro, Llllle, and the late Marie Miller. Resting at her home until 1 p. Sunday Services Sunday, April 14.

nt 2:30 p. at the Immanuel I.uthei-an church of Downers Grove Interment Elm Lawn cem tcry. ANCONA See Rose Galasainl notice BACH Alexander Bach, beloved husband ol Mary, nee Woznlak: fond brother of Stanley and Mary Chapp. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.m..

from chapel. 584 4-4 8 Milwaukee avenue, to St. Tarclssus' chuich. Interment Et. Josth's.

BARNES Richard J. Barnes, beloved husband of Rose, nee Drab; fond father of Leo and Mrs. oward Evans. Funeral Monday at 9:30 a. ni.

from hapel. 6222 Broadway, to St. Ita's church. Interment All Saints'. i BE'VJARD Celia Bernard, late of 4616 N.j Central Park avenue, beloved wife of fond mother of Alice and Rena.

sister otl Anna Young. Becky Opprnhelm. Fannie She-j niin. and Ida Oppenlieltn. Funeral Monday.

11a. at chapel. Lawrence avenue Interment Jewish Waldhelm TENA Vlkenty A. Betena ot 20f6 W. Coi tci street, beloved husband ot Catherine, lov tng father of Anne.

Alice. Rose. Funeral Saturday. April 13. 1:30 p.

from chapel. 2409-11 Chicago avenue, to Russian Orthodox Holy catltedral. Interment Elmwood Memorial Park cemetery. Member of St. Wladl-mer society, branch No.

171. Armltage 2000. BIRD See Rosa Galasslnl notice. of 36 S. Sacramento who died yesterday.

He retired in 1927 after 55 years as a conductor for the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. Mr. Hallinan and his brother Dennis, who was a B. O. brakeman, were on the crew of the Capitol Limited for 15 years prior to their mutual retire- iment.

Dennis died four years ago. Mrs. Julia F. Drake Services for Mrs. Julia F.

Drake, widow of Frederick J. Drake and chairman of the board of Frederick J. Drake 600 Van Buren st technical book publishers, will be held at 2 p. m. Monday the chapel at 1460 Sherman av, Evanston.

Mrs. Drake died yesterday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Stock Stafford, Ben- ton Mkh- Also surviving is son. Robert. Herbert L.

Kvdine Birmingham, April 12 (VP) Herbert Charles Kyding, 82, a re- tired industrialist, died today in his nome. nycung remeu as presiuem Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company, a United States Steel sub- sidiary, 12 years ago. George S. Speaker Services will be held at 2 p. m.

toda in the chapel at 7659 Jeffrey blvd. for George S. speaker, 6856 South Shore regional manager the Cities Service Oil company, who died yesterday. He leaves his widow, Katherine, and a brother. Clinnin, Hoover Renamed State Civil Service Aids Gov.

Green yesterday announced the reappointment of Gen. John V. Clinnin of Chicago and Ernest Hoover 0( Taylorville as members lne state civil service commission ciinnin's term will extend to March, 1949, and Hoover's term until March, 1951. I ADVERTlSMEKTl do FALSE TEETH Rock, Slide or Slip? FASTKKTH. nn Improved powder to sprinkled on upper or lower plates, holds false teeth more firmly in place.

Do not slide, slip or rock. No gummy, coney, pasty taste or feeling. FAS-TEETH is alkaline (non-acid). not sour. Checks "plate odor" (denture breath).

Get FASTEETH at any drug store. Bert K. Xaster, convicted of thej Northw evasion of $221,575 in income taxes university's alum-from 1940 thru 1943, and Hugh Greer ni associ atlo Carruthers, convicted of mail fraud i died last night in in connection with his Neological foundation, were taken from the county jail to the ledcral penitentiary at Terre Haute, yester day. Each will serve a live year telni. Kaster, 45, owns the Superior Electrical Industries, 1259 S.

Campbell av. Carruthers, wh calls himself the high priest of the Kum Bum lamasery in Tibet, was charged with using the mails to defraud his followers of more than $300,000. ooe- tSoy inas $1 tSonaS, ti TL' -j iicii i it: ii yiuilKr While on his way to school, Richard Hector, 14. of 1441 Chase av Loyola academy sophomore, found an envelope containing war bonds valued at $15,025. After a four hour sf-arch, Richard and his mother, Beatrice, found the owner, Dr.

Jack Snyder, df-ntist at 7021 Glenwood who praised the boy's honesty gave him $1. Dr. Snyder also tillered to do the family's dental work for a whole year. When the offer was declined. Dr.

Snyder added ii war bond to the reward..