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GIESECKE August W. Gtrteekt, Wednesday. CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNEi 24 Friday. May 3. 1946 BRENDA STARR II f.

LILM 'N "EANTIME-J I I I GET WHEN OLGA VANDERDOUGH PATKA Se Gertrude SchulpUt notice. PATKE Anna Pats. May 1. beloved of the late Michael, fond mother of Mart-anna Maciejewsitl. Agne Thomson.

Ceclil Krawczyk, Harriet Durawa. Frances Mattscaa, Stanley, and Joseph. Funeral Saturdav. May 4. 10:30 a.

from chapel. 212t RofoirTrr help! heu! K-y im sur txt ts vssjxg I feMWtfliM LMISS SECRET LINCOLN LETTER DEALS A BLOW TO MYTH Proves His Success Local Campaigns A hitherto unknown letter, written by Lincoln" in I860 in the hectic Presidential campaign of that year, has come to light which proves that Lincoln was defeated only once for public office in an election determined by popular vote. The letter, valuable Lincolniana because of Its autobiocrafical content, is in the hands of Ralph Newman and John Valentine, owners of the Abraham Lincoln, book store, 16 N. Michigan av. It is unusual also because it was kept secret by one family for 8G Sears In respect to Lincoln's modest request that the letter not be made public.

Summary of Campaigns In the famous Presidential campaign of 1860 John Coulter, a farmer near Niles, wrote to Lincoln to settle an argument about Lincoln's political rivalry with Peter Cartwright, the central Illinois preacher and politician. Lincoln answered Mr. Coulter with a two page letter which in effect gives a nummary of Lincoln's office holding career until his election to the Presidency. This is it: Private GRANDMOTHER AND 3 DIE IN CAR STRUCK BY TRAIN Mrs. Fred Rabe, 64, of 513 Raymond Elgin, and three of her grandchildren were killed yesterday when their automobile was struck by an Illinois Central railroad frate train at the Youngsdale rd.

crossing near Elgin in Kane county. The grandchildren were Theodore Stude, 22, his sister, Betty. 21, and his brother, Kenneth, 18, who re 3 SHOOTING RIFLE SEIZED; WOMAN GARDENER HIT Three young men were seized by Detectives Walter J. McCauley and Martin J. Repp while promiscuously shooting a .22 caliber rifle yesterday in a prairie at 77th st.

and St. Louis av. Police said one of their wild shots wounded Mrs. Casimera Ruz-gis, 50, of 7037 S. Artesian av, in the left forearm as she worked in a garden near 73d st.

and Spaulding av. Those held are Pvt. Edward Wall-ner, 21, of 7118 S. Seeley av, and Donald Gaughan, 22, of 7041 S. Winchester av, a sailor, both home on furlough, and Robert Fleischmann, 18, of 7207 S.

Seeley av, owner of the rifle. They were questioned by police and the rifle was examined at the police gun section to determine whether it was the weapon that fatally wounded Nancy Lowrey, 12, of River and Gold rds, Des Plaines, in a forest preserve near her home April 19. A coroner's jury returned a verdict of manslaughter at an inquest into the child's death. Deputy Coroner Edward Edelstein urged parents to stop their children from promis-cous rifle shooting. EXAMINE HOTEL KEY IN $32,500 ROBBERY IN N.

Y. New York, May 2 JSpeciall A room key which disappeared from OBITUARIES Mrs. Francis A. Dulak Mrs. Wanda J.

Dulak, 47, of 2050 Humboldt wife of Dr. Francis A. Dulak, a member of the Chicago board of health, died yesterday in St. Elizabeth's hospital. Mrs.

Dulak was active in Polish affairs here and was a delegate of the Polish National alliance. She was a former president of the Polish Medical and Dental organization auxiliary and the Polish Newspaper Auxiliary of America. Besides her husband, two sons, Francis Jr. and Robert, sur- vive. Services will be held at 10 a.

m. Monday in St. Stanislaus church Mrs. Mary R. Tear Services for Mrs.

Mary R. Tear, 85, a teacher in the Chicago public schools for 25 years until she retired in 1926, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 720 Lake Oak Park. Mrs.

Tear, who died yesterday in East Lansing, Mich, where she had made her home since retirement, formerly taught in the Grant, Garfield, and Ray schools. She was the widow of John H. Tear, former principal of Washington school. Mrs. Tear leaves two sons, Herbert and Harry, and a daughter, Julia.

William R. Cooper Services for William Russell Cooper, vice president and acting head of the Hoops Tea company, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Oak Woods cemetery chapel. Mr.

Cooper died yesterday in Passavant hospital. He was a past president of the Chicago Retail Tea and Coffee dealers and a director of the National Retail Tea and Coffeemen's association. Mr. Cooper, a descendant of a colonial family, lived at 1122 E. 46th st.

He leaves his widow, Isabel, and a daughter, Joan. Mrs. Emma Tedrahn Services for Mrs. Emma Tedrahn, 83, widow of Charles Tedrahn, Wheaton insurance broker, will be held at 2 p. m.

Sunday in St. John's Springfield, 111., Sept. 4, 1860ithe University of Kentucky's medi- SIMON FLEXNER, NOTED RESEARCH PHYSICIAN, DEAD New York, May 2 IV) Dr. Simon Flexner, 83, director emeritus of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research and world renowned for his studies of meningitis, in fantile paralysis, and dysentery, died today after an operation in Presbyterian hospital. Son of an Austrian who emigrated to Louis Br.

Simon Firmer ville, in 1855, Flexner received his earliest training in medicine clerking in his father's drug store. At 26 he had been graduated from cal school and, under the tutelage of Dr. William II. Welch, then dean of the Johns Hopkins medical school, started his long career of research into infectious diseases. After his retirement as active head of the Rockefeller institute in 193I, Flexner became Eastman pro fessor at Oxford university.

Later with his son, James Thomas Flexner, he wrote the biography of the Johns Hopkins dean who had befriended him at the start of his career, "William Henry Welch and the Heroic Age of American Medicine." His widow, the former Helen Whit-all Thomas of Eryn Mawr, survives, with two sons, William Welch Flexner, on leave from a Cornell university professorship, and the author, James. A sister, Mrs. Julius L. Baldauf, lives in Chicago; another. Miss Mary Flexner, in New York City.

Abraham Flexner, a brother, was formerly director of the Institute for Advanced Studies at Princeton. NAVY GIVES UP HUNT FOR 1,666 MISSING MEN Washington, D. May 2 (P) The navy has given up the search for 1,666 of its men missing in the I 'nt-i tit-, but the hunt will be pressed In some areas by other governments. Announcing this today, the navy department said the search was abandoned only after planes and shore parties had scrutinized every piece of land in the Pacific area. Searches still will go on in Indo-China, Java, and other Netherlands East Indies isles under the supervision of the governments of those areas.

The missing roster includes 1,478 men of the navy, 105 marines, and 83 coast guardsmen. In the last seven months of Pacific search the navy found no survivors, a depart ment official said. 4 Heirs Share $300,000 Estate of Wm. Howell The will of the late William Howell, retired president of Pitkin Brooks, wholesale china and glassware dealers, disposing of an estate valued at $300,000, was filed yesterday in Probate court. Howell, who died April 25, named as beneficiaries his two sons, George of Evanston and William of Midland, Pa, an attorney, and his two daughters, Mrs.

Mary Redman, 535 Briar st, Kenil-worth, and Mrs. Jean Chilgren, 877 Hill rd, Winnetka. LOOT TOTALS $50,000 Radio speakers and copper wire valued at Shn nnft were Ktolcn Wednesday nieht from the Admiral Radio corporation' warehouse at tT" fcr- FX 'diamond rings worth $11,000, a dia- Lutheran church, Wheaton. Mrs.) May 1, age 00 yesrs, husband of tne late Augusta, loving father cf Lena Hauschnd. Martha Gaibralth.

Emma Daniels. William Arthur Lculse Pause, Ann Dreuth. Lillian Kline. Emll Harm. At rest at 3742 Grand boulevard.

Brookfield, 111., until 11 a. m. Saturday. Services 2 p. m.

Saturday at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Interment La Grange cemetery. GILSON Thomas R. Gllson, May 1, 1946. brother of Mrs.

Ben English. Howard. Joseph, and Irving Gilson. nephew of Mrs. Horace Clark.

Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from chapel, 7705 Cottage Grove avenue, to St. Cyril's church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment All Saints'. GLOVER Paul Glover, dear nephew of Mrs. Minnie Tesnow and Augusta Brebach. Funeral Saturday, May 4, 2 p.

at 5200 W. 95th street. Oak Lawn. Interment Concordia. Oak Lawn 340.

GOEING Sec George Tnome notice. GOETZ Samuel T. Goetz, beloved husband cf Ottllle dear father of Sophie E. Services Saturday, 2 p. at St.

Luke's church, Belmont and Greenvlew. Interment Rose-hill. Remains will lie In state In church from 1 p. m. until hour of services.

Resting at funeral home. 1458 Belmont avenue. GOTTO Mary Gotto. 11632 Princeton avenue. age 31, beloved wife of Joseph, dear mother of Frank Anthony, fond sister of Antonio and Peter Dallesandro.

Mrs. Angellne Ca-prlgllone. Mrs. Anna Mllanl. and Mrs.

Esther Dl Vlrgilio. Funeral Saturday, May 4. from chapel, 252 E. 115th street. 10:30 a.

to St. Catherine of Genoa church. 118th street and Lowe avenue. Mass, 11 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. GRUNERT Miss Lena Grunert cf 4334 N. Greenview avenue, beloved sister of Mrs. J. C.

Adam, loving aunt of Pearl. Roy. and Howard Adams and Mrs. E. H.

Gerken. great-aunt of Audrey and Shirley Gerken. At rest and services at chapel. 523 Lake street. Oak Park, Saturday, 3 p.

m. Interment Waldhelm cemetery. Please omit Bowers. Euclid 1643. HABERNAL Rudolph Habernal.

late of 2028 Blssell street, dear husband of the 1st Martha, beloved father of Eleanore. Herbert, and Louis, dear grandfather ol Lorraine. A4 Armltaee avenue. 2 o. Saturday.

May 4. to Graceland cemetery. Dlversey 3230. HA FN ER Annie Hafner Hafner. wife of Alfred.

mother of Mrs. Margaret Lyaon ana mrs. Madeline Henrlck. six grandchildren, sister ot the late Mrs. Magdalen Brady.

Miss Mary wisrher. John and Nicholas Fischer. Resting at late residence. 123 Euclid avenue. Glen- coe.

111. Solemn high mass Saturday. May 4. 10:30 a. at Sacred Heart church.

Hubbard Woods. Interment St. Boniface. HENEHAN See Sarah Boyle notice. HERGOTT Jacob Hergott.

110 W. Schiller street, beloved husband of Cella. nee Relsler; fond father of George and Phillip, brother of Sadie Everstein. Los Angeles. Meyer, Sol, Morris.

Sarah Cheskes. Alfred, and Ben. Funeral Friday. 3 D. at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue.

Interment West Lawn cemetery. Member ot Greater Chicago lodge, No. 3, Loyal Order of Moose. unnl Tnprh Hora of 1308 S. Home avenue.

Berwyn. beloved husband of Marie, nee Petrl-cek: devoted father of Mae Tobln. Lillian Krhmeder. Svlvla Brougham. Joseph and Edward Hora.

brother of Rose Zarek. Marie Stastnv. Edward Hora. and Frank Keen, Services Saturday, May 4. at 10:30 a.

m. at funeral home, 6227-29 W. Cermak road. In terment Bohemian National. Stanley isoo HORAN William H.

Koran of 9841 S. Hoyne avenue, beloved husband of the late Frances M. Markham Horan. fond father of Mrs. Mary E.

Duffy and Mrs. Ethylle M. Rumpi: four grandchildren: brother of Mrs. Anna M. Rvan.

Funeral from chapel. 84 OO S. Ashland avenue. Saturday. May 4.

at 10 a. to St. Barnabas church. Interment private. Information, call Yards 4765.

HULLA Dr. Edward Hull, devoted husband of Elizabeth, beloved father ot Edward Pfc. John. S. and Florence, brother ot John.

Funeral Saturday. 10:30 a.m.. from chapel. 4920-24 Irving Park road, to Our Lady of Victory church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Klldare 6220. JERLING See Gertrude Schulplet notice. JOHNSON Wallace F. Johnson, late of 6925 N.

Greenvlew avenue, husband of Florence of Sister Bay. son of Mrs. Hilda Johnson and the late William. Member of Chicago Photo Engravers union. No.

5. and Fraternity of Graphic Arts. Services Saturday, May 4, 3 p. at funeral home, S2O0 N. Western avenue, corner ot Foster avenue, under auspices of Austin H.

Scrogln lodse. No. 1034. A. F.

A A. M. Interment Rosehill. KALEM Frank Kalem. beloved husband of Lucille, dear father of Ervln.

Robert, and Lawrence, fond brother of Anna Motzny and Agnes Clskey. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from chapel. 1056 W.

Chicago avenue, corner of Ogden. to St. Helen's church. Solemn high mass 10 a. m.

Interment St. Adalbert's. KALE MBA See Frank Kalem notice. KAUFMAN Harry Kaufman. 4 6.

Tndlana Harbor. fond husband of Gertrude, dear father of Irving and Jessie, brother of Philip and Mrs. Frelda Vendall of Los Angeles. and son of Mr. and Mrs.

Nathan Kaufman of Los Angeles. Services Friday. 2 p. Indiana Harbor. Ind.

Interment Bethel cemetery. Gary. Ind. KEARNEY John J. Kearney.

May 1 fond brother of Lawrence and Charles Kearney, Services Saturday. May 4. at 8:30 m. from funeral home. 301 S.

5th avenue, at Maple atreet. Maywood: 9:30 a. at St. Giles" church. Oak Park.

Member of V. F. No. 1871. 33d Dlv.

post. Interment St. Joseph's. Maywood 100. KEWLEY Sara M.

Kewley. 3507 N. Clare-mortt boulevard, wlte of the late Thomas Kewley. fond mother of Willi. Mis Helen and Mrs.

Alice White, sister of Mary Sweatnam. Funeral Saturday. May 4. p. at Church of Atonement.

Kenmor and Ardmore. Interment Kosehilt cemetery. Wellington 4796. LASKA Mary I.sk. May 1, dear sister of Mrs.

Frances Rattner. sister-in-law of Stanley Paszklewlcz. Funeral Saturday. May 4. 9:30 a.

from chapel. 1501 Elstcn venue. to St. Stanislaus Kostka church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. LASZCZEWSKI Antonette Laszczewskl. nee Chraszcx. cf 2347 Downing Westchester. 111., formerly of Cicero, beloved wife of John Laszczewskl.

daughter of Petronela and the late John, alster of Estelle Erlckson. Ruse Findlay, Helen Mlchalek. Joseph. John. Stanley, and Frank Chrzaszcx.

Remains at funeral home, 2307 S. Laramie avenue. Funeral notice later. Olympic 200. LE GROS Charles C.

Le Gros, beloved husband of Louise, fond brother of Emll. Rose, and the late Georgia. Funeral Saturday at 3 p. m. at chapel.

3100 Irving Park road. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. LEMPECKI Martin Lempeckl. beloved husband of Pauline, father of Lucille Kosclanski. Irene Curtln, Elizabeth.

Eleanore Maka, Ches- ter. Cecilia Maka, Mildred, and Jeanette Havelka. Funeral Monday. May 6. 9:30 a.

from late residence. 6019 S. Mozart street, to St. Bruno's church. Interment Resurrection.

Yards 6424. LEPCZYNSKI Martin Lepczynskl of 938 32d place, beloved husband ot Mary, nee Benenowski: father of Gertrude Semlnara. Cecelia DiCaro, and Martin brother ot Joseph Frank and Anna Sendra. Funeral Monday. May 6, 9:30 a.

from chapel. 1059 W. 32d street, to St. Mary of Per- S'lf1 toterment Resurrection. Yards 6424.

LINDBECK Elsa I. Llndbeck, passed away May 2, beloved wife of John, fond mother cf Gilbert, sister of Mirjam Berglund, Helen Liden, and Greta Carlson, three sisters, one brother, and mother In Sweden. Services Saturday. 2 p. at chapel.

6959 N. Clark street. Interment under cemetery. LINDHE John F. Llndhe.

late cf 5111 N. Winchester avenue, beloved husband of Agd. fond father of Vinzie and Lila. grandfather of Lynn and Bruce. Funeral Saturday.

May 4. at 1:30 p. at chapel. 4821 N. Damen avenue.

Interment Rosehill. Member of Ver-dandl lodge. No. 3. I.

O. and Frlhet lodge. No. 34 5. V.

O. cf A. LIUZZI Michael Lluzzl of 6537 S. Emerald avenue, beloved husband of the late Florence dear father of Mrs. Santa Lombardl.

Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. from chapel, 470 W. 26th street, to All Saints' church. Interment St- Mary's cemetery.

Victory 8681. LOB John E. Lob, May 2, beloved husband of Mae, nee McCabe; fond brother of Charles. Richard, and Mrs. Emily Calms.

Funeral Saturday. 9 a. from chapel. 3175 N. Clark street, to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, 692 Belmont avenue, at 9:30 a.

MAJCAN John Ma)ian. beloved son of Mar- Janna, nee Olesinskl: fond brother of Josepn and Marie. Funeral Saturday. May ai 9:30 a. from chapel.

2021 Dickens avenue, to All Saints' church. Interment All Saints'. For Information call Humboldt 9463. MASTERSON Mary A. Masterson, nee Fttz-i gerald.

beloved wife of the late Jonn, iono mother of Mary Conlck. Margaret Carlson, and Winifred Assens. grandmother of six grandchildren. Funeral from chapel. 4401 Lawrence avenue.

Saturday. 9:30 a. to St. Edward's church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Native of County Tlpperary. Ireland. Mul. 4-400. MATSCHER Joseph Matscher.

husband of the late Mary, father of Bertha Weger. Joseph, and Louis, brother of Martin, Katherlne. and Henry. Funeral Saturday. 8:15 a.

from funeral home, 203 S. Marlon Oak Park, to St. Lucy's church. Burial St. Joseph's.

MATZ Rose Matz. nee Loria. beloved wife ol Gabriel, mother of Sally Marra. Fanny Leo. Ann Stanley.

Mary Harris. Sister Mary Anthony, O. S. and the late Louis J. Matz.

grandmother of the late Pfc. Frank J. Leo, U. S. A.

Funeral Saturday. 9 a. from chapel. 3500 Harrison street, to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Nev. 0644. MIDDLETON Gertrude F. Mlddleton. May 2.

age 86. formerly of Evanston, beloved mother of Marjorie Mlddleton of Evanston. fond sister of Mrs. R. Bullen cf Petrolla, Ontario, and Miss J.

Furnlvall of London. England. Funeral Friday, 10:30 a. at St. Anne's chapel, 5445 Ingleslde avenue.

Interment private. MULLIN William Mullln of La Grange, hus band of the late Milada, father ot Howard. William, and Richard, brother of Mrs. C. D.

U.tr, Mr. Palmer ind Ml Clara I Mullln. Funeral Friday, 2:30 p. chapel, 4 0 S. Ashland avenue.

La Grange. Interment private. Please omit nowers. NELSON Florence Nelson. 1708 W.

Van Buren street. May 2. 1946, wife or the late Albert Conrad Nelson, mother of Doris Nelson Belskls. grandmother of Albert Nelson Brlskl.i. Funeral from chapel, 63d and Harvard.

Monday, May 6, at 8:15 a. m. to St. Jarlalii's church. Interment Mount Carmel.

NEMCHIK Anna Nemchlk. late residence. 743 Cornelia avenue, dear mother of Mary. Julia, Margaret, and Nicholas, sister ot Martha. Mary, and John.

Resting at funeral chapel. 2411 W. Chicago avenue. Funeral Saturday. May 4, 9 a.

to St. Michael's church. Interment Elmwood Park cemetery. Arm. 2000.

NOVOTNY See Sylvia Tlpman notice. O'DONNELL James T. O'Donnell. artsy 1946. beloved husband of Ellrabetn Kuenn O'Donnell.

brother of Mrs. Helen Colseth and Wtillara O'Donnell. Funeral Saturday. 8:45 a. from funeral home, 245 W.

North avenue, to St. Benedict's chapel. Bell avenue and Irving Park load. Interment art. Joseph' cemetery.

SINGS, EVERYONE, WHO IS ANYONE GOES. WITH COTTON BIRONG Edith M. Blrone. nee Lynk. late residence 7 020 N.

Osceola avenue, beloved wilt of Eugene loving mother of Mary Jane, Thomas Betty Anne, and the late Ensign Jack. U. S. sister of Winifred Harrlgan. Charles, and Florence.

Funeral Saturday. May 4. 9:30 a. from funeral home, 6754 Northwest highway, to Church of St. Juliana.

Interment All Saints'. BLUM Victor Blum cf 1211 Harvard terrace Evanston, husband of Mary, father ot Elaine and Arthur. Service Friday. 3 p. at chapel.

1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. Interment private. Pleas omit flowers. BOEHME Richard Boehme, Rand road. Palatine.

beloved husband of Margaret Muel ler Boehme. fond father of Barbara Ann Funeral Saturday, 2:30 p. at lra- manuel Lutheran church. Palatine. Resting at funeral home, 11 W.

Campbell street. Arlington Heights. Interment Rand Hill BOWDEN Emma Bowden. nre Lassen, May 1. 1946.

wife of the late Thomas E. Bow den, dear sister of Marie C. Panneck. Anna Lincks. and Erich Lassen.

Services Saturday May 4. 2 p. at chapel. 5776 Lawrence avenue. Interment Rldgewood.

Klldare 3800. BOYLE Anna Boyle of 7931 Champlaln avenue, dearly beloved sister of Mrs. Albert Gaheen, Mrs. Walter Christensen, Mrs. Peter Memmer.

Martin. John. Michael Agnes. Thomas the late James and William. Fu neral Saturday.

9 a. from funeral home. 620 E. 75th street, to St. Dorothys church, Mass 9:30 a.

tn. Burial Mount Olivet. Vln 1817. BOYLE Sarah Boyle, late of 24 N. Karlov avenue, dear sister of Michael and the late Robert.

Elizabeth Corcoran, William. Mary Henehan, and Rose Jacobson. fond aunt of Raymond Henehan, Anna Murray, and Helen Flannlgan. Funeral Saturday at 9 a. m.

from funeral home. 424 5 W. Madison street to St. Mel's church. Interment St.

Patrick's cemetery. West Lake Forest, 111. BROWN Leo Milton Brown of Hammond. at Tucson, beloved husband of Ger trude, nee Shapiro: dear father of Helen Krouse and Dean. loving son ot Cella and the late Ruben.

Services Friday. 11 a. m. at chapel. 6935 Stony Island avenue.

In terment Oak Woods. CECH Rose Cech. nee Blstrlcky of 1816 S. Gundcrson avenue. Berwyn, wife of the late Frank, devoted mother of Mae Pisinger.

Edward, and the late Stella Cech. mother-in- law of Joseph Plsmge rand Helen Cech Service! Saturday. May 4. 1:30 p. ai funeral home.

6227-29 W. Cermak road. Interment Bohemian National. Stanley 1866 CI.AUS Emma E. Clau.i.

nee Zeuschner. beloved wile of the late Henry, fond mother ot l.ydla M. Walters. Henry Irving and the late Gertrude and Theodore, grandmother cf Barbara Claus, sister of Hulda Kroll, Ida Laechclt, Charlie and Walter Zeuschner, and the late Wanda Schumann, Augusta Laechelt, and Martha CConncll. Services Saturday 1:30 p.

at funeral home, 1458 Belmont avenue. Interment Rosehill. CLIFFORD Eva Martin Clifford of 844 Maple avenue. Downers Grove, beloved wife of the late James mother of Helen and Florence Clifford. Resting at her home, where aerv- Ices will he held Saturday.

2:30 p. m. In terment Hazelcrest cemetery. CONNELLY Mary Connelly, late of 3039 Polk street, beloved sister of the late Jennie Margaret. Joseph.

Thomas, Rose, and James. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. at Little Sisters of the Poor chapel, 1255 W. Harrison street. Interment Calvary.

CONST ANTINE Michael P. Constantlne. for merly of 4736 N. Klldare avenue, beloved husband of Catherine, nee Bartell. fond lather of Marie Butzen, dear son of Rosarlo and Antonette.

brother of John. Ruth Lan-gony, Marie Cioffolettl. and Mildred Man-gano. grandfather of Carolyn and Jerry Butzen. Funeral from chapel, 4401 Law.

rence avenue. Monday, 9 a. to St. Edward's church. Interment Mount Carmel Member of Lafayette council.

No. 361. JL of C. Please omit nowers. fciui.

4uu. COOPER William Russell Cooper. May 2. husband of Isabel, nee Richardson; father of Joan Isabel, son of William T. and the late Catherine, brother of Edna.

Remains rest ing at chapel. Jeffery at 77th Friday evening. Services Saturday. 2 p. at Oak Woods cemetery chapel.

1035 E. 67th street. Sou. S. 8822.

CRAWFORD Alice Crawford. April 30. of BB52 Jarvta avenue. Nllea. 111., beloved wife of Arthur, fond sinter of Mrs.

ElliabethJ Bodge. Mrs. Cordelia tiatherroal. and C.eorge Poole, services Saturday. May at a p.

at funeral home, Sol South Fifth avenue at Maple street. Interment Memorial Park Maywood 100. DIEBALL Augusta Dleball. beloved wife of the late Rudolph Dleball'. fond mother of Bertha Kautz.

Martha Hornourg. towira Louise Stoecklg, Tlllie Bliss. Lydia Ebers. Dorothy Carey. Edna Maple and the late Anna.

Ida. Otto, and Henry Dleball. grand mother of 19 grandchildren. 24 great-grand children, and one great-great-grandchild Resting at funeral home. 114 5 W.

31st street, until 11 a. Saturday, May 4. Services at Holy Cross Evangelical Lutheran church. 31st place and Racine avenue, Sat urday at 2 p. m.

interment uetnama. tan Lafayette 6645. DILLENBECK Mrs. Emma P. Dlllenbeck passed away May 1 In her home In Harbert.

sister of Roy Parmelee. Services Sat urday. May 4. 2 p. at Connelly Funeral home.

Three Oaks. Mich. Interment local. DORAN See Ellen Feeney notice. DUFOUB Ethel Farley Dufour of San Jose, California.

April 30, 1946. wife of the late William G. Dufour. mother of Gullbert and Stuart Dufour. sister of Mrs.

W. H. Beck- wlth. grandmother of Karen. Jiuy, ana Darlen Dufour.

DULAK Wanda J. Dulak. late of 2050 Humboldt dearly beloved wife of Dr. Francis loving mother of Francis A. Jr.

and Robert dear sister of Helen Slomlnskl Vila Roth. Sophie Roszkowski, and Evelyn Sunderman. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. m.

from parlors. 834-38 N. Ashland avenue, to St. Stanislaus Kostka cnurcn. interment St.

Adalbert's. Hay. 5210. EMMERICH Raymond W. Emmerich of 5058 N.

Wolcott avenue. May 1, 194 6, beloved husband of Ruth dear son of Amelia and the late Nicholas tmrnencn, brother of Wilson. At chapel. 5501 Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday. May 4.

at 11 a. m. Interment Montrose. FEKI.EY Michael J. Feeley.

April 30. 1946 beloved husband of Evelyn, nee loving father of Ruth, dear steptatner ol jonn. iona son of the late Michael and Johanna ceiey, loving brother of Josephine Clifford, nephew of Marv Pvne. cousin of Catherine fcvans Patrick Sullivan, and Jerry Pyne. Funeral Saturday, May 4.

at 8:30 a. from late residence. 3234 W. 64th place, to-St. Nicholas of Tolentlne church.

Interment family let. Boulevard 5257. bff.nkv Ellen O'Donnell Feeney. wife of the late John, fond mother ot Margaret reei cy and Mrs. T.

J. Doran. devoted granamomer of Betty, Ellen and Thomas Doran. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from mortuary.

1750 W. 35th street, to Our Lady of Good Counsel church. Burial Mount Olivet. Laf. 1664.

FEERY Mary Scanlon Feery of 6451 S. Tal- man avenue, dearly beloved wne oi jonn retired C. P. devoted mother of Helen Murphy. Joseph Feery.

and Evelyn Erfort. fond sister of Catherine Guthrie. Helen La Rosa. Sarah Powers. Loretta Murphy.

John. Edward. Joseph. Dennis, and Thomas Scanlon. Funeral Saturday.

May 4. at 11:30 a. from parlors, 2438 W. 63d street, to St. Rita's church.

Interment St. Mary's Pros. 8300. FELLOWS Robert Fellows. May 1, cf 2904 N.

Halsted street, dear father of Mrs. Violet Marrtner and the late Marian Fellows. Services Saturday. 2 p. at chapel.

2221 Lincoln avenue. Interment Mount Olive. FISCHER Christine Fischer, wife of the late Fred beloved mother of Fred and Walter. Services at chapel, 7319 Madison street. Forest Park.

Saturday. 1:30 p. m. Inter ment Forest Home. FORESTO Nick Koresto.

late of 3341 W. Flournoy. beloved husband of Angelina, fond father of Mrs. Mary Fillppelll. Frank.

Mm Helen Alrdo. Mrs. Emily Provenzale, Alfred, and the late Carlo, loving grandlather of lo grandchildren. Funeral Saturday. May 4.

9 a. from funeral home, 3058 W. Van Buren, to Blessed Mother Cabrinl church, 743 S. Sacramento. Interment Mount Carmel.

Hay. 0120. FOWLER Ernest L. Fowler, father of D. Fowler.

Youngstown, Beverly of Egin. 1st Lt. Ralph. U. S.

at Gardner hospital, and Homer of West Chicago, brother of Irvln Fowler of East St. Louis, 111. Member of O. R. B.

of R. and Masonic lodges. Retired pensioned conductor of of C. N. W.

R. R. Funeral at M. E. church.

West Chicago. Saturday, May 4. at 2 p. m. Friends may call Friday at Norrls funeral parlor.

FOX Mary A. Fox. nee Vallee: beloved wife of the late Peter fond mother ot Aurella, Edward, and Raymond, dear sister of Minnie and Alonzo. Funeral from chapel, 3413 Lincoln avenue. Saturday.

May 4. to St. Andrew's church at 9 a. m. Interment Calvary cemetery.

Milwaukee. papers pleas copy. Information, Graceland 2424. FRANK Paul R. Frank of 1133 E.

85th street, beloved brother of Charles. F. and Chriatlan J. Frank ot Lansing. 111., the late John.

Fred. William, and Minnie Frank, son of the late Christian and Frederlcka Frank. Services Saturday, 3 p. at chapel, 5203 Lake Park avenue. Interment Oak Glen cemetery.

Lansing. 111. Member of Hyde Park Lutheran church. Hyde Park 0014. GEYER Oscar H.

Geyer, late of 4358 S. Drexel boulevard, husband of Martha, nee Gums; lather of Robert grandfather ot Glen and Georgle Ann. Resting at chapel. 8210 S. Racine avenue, where services will be held Saturday.

May 4. at 2 p. m. Interment Eden cemetery. Triangle 8000.

GIROUX Joseph Glroux of 522 N. St. Louis avenue, father of Mrs. Rose Palmer and Mrs. Arella Clncotta, brother of George.

Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from Chanel. 3159 Jackson blvd. at Kedzle, to Notre Dame church. Webster avenue, to St.

Hedwig cnaxcla. Interment St. Adalbert's. Arm. 4630.

PAULSEN Johanna Paulsen, nee Kail, beloved wife of the late Louts, loving mother cf lln. Margaret Wyckoff and Harry, fend grany-mother ot Audrey. William. Phyllis, and Lucille. Resting at chapel.

851 E. street. Services Saturday, 1 p. m. Interment Oak Woods.

PHELPS Raymond R. Phelps. May 1. 194, of 4642 Woodlawn avenue, husband cf Teresa, father of John M. Services In chapes.

4327 Cottage Grove avenue. Saturday, 1:39 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. PIOTROWSKI Walter Plotrowskl.

late resi dence -t505 S. MarshBeld avenue, fond husband of Stella, nee Jaworskl: beloved father of John. Edward, and Sarah, father-in-law of Stella and Clara, and James Wilson, grandfather of Lorraine. Anna. Ann Marie.

Barbara. James Walter. Draid. and Richard. Funeral from chapel.

400 S. Hermitage avenue. Saturday. 9 30 am. to St.

Joseph's church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. POKORNEY Mary Pckorney. nee Clannen. or 646 W.

60th treet. beloved wife of In' late Frank, fond mother cf John. Kaihertre Garvin, Margaret McGinnis. Frank Benjamin, Marie Connor, and Joseph. Funeral Monday.

9 a. from chapel. 10O w. 59th street, to Our Lady of Solace cnurcn. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Member cf Our Lady of Solace court. No. 625. W. CO.

Ladles Catholic Benevolent society, and Altaf and Rosary acclety. Normal 6S68. POLLAK Albert Pollak. formerly of CMcar-V at Penrla, May 1. 1946.

at 4 p. ar 80 years. Services Friday. 3 p. In Waldhelm cemetery rhapel, Chlrago, Dr.

Srnwarl Rabbi of Washington Boulevard Tempse. John Carson Smith lode of Masona assisting. Cremation. Pleas omit flowtrs, PYNE Set Michael J. Feeley notice.

RADCLIFFE Ray V. Radctlfte. 4516 N. Beacon street April 30. 1946.

beloved husband of Catherine Radrllffe. brother ot Gcldia Petersen and Vlnnle Ramsey. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Friday.

May 3. 1 p. m. Interment RxehilL RATTRAY James M. Rattray cf 3638 Fremont street.

May 2. 1946. beloved husband ot Mattle L. Rattray, devoted father of Mrs. Mary Block and Arthur I.

Rattray, grandfather of James Block and Carol Ann Rattray, great-grandfather of Barbara Ana Block. At chapel. 5501 H. Ashland aveno. where services will be held Saturday.

May 4, at 3 p. m. Interment Memorial Park. R1SSER Edgar David Risser. April 30.

194. of 1311 Rosalie street. Evanston. husband of Blanche C. Risser.

father of Mrs. W. Van Dervoort Gathany and the late Miriam E. RUser. Service 2:30 p.

m. Friday, at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, Interment Onarga. 111. RUTSHAW Corp Leonard H.

Rutfhaw. 398ttt Bomb squadron. 504th Bomb group, U. 2. A.

A. over Japan. April 15. 194 5. presumed dead by war department, April 16.

1946. dear son ot Harry and Heiea Rutshaw. brother cf Leona. Lester. Harriet.

Arthur. Alice, and Patricia Rutshaw. Memorial mass Tuesday, May 7. 10 a. at Our Lad of Sorrows church.

Jackson and Albany. SCHULPIET Certrude Schulplet. re patka. May 1. 1946.

late of 5700 S. Ada street, beloved wife of John, loving mother of Cella and Richard, fond sister cf CeUa Novak. Peter. John. Frank.

Joseph. Henry, and the lat Ros Jawlor. fond sister-in-law of Joseph Novak and the late Jnfan Jawlor, daughter-in-law of Cathertn Jerling. Funeral Monday. May 6.

at 9:30 a. m. from rhapel. 1256-58 W. Slt street, to St.

Jnnn of God church. Interment Resurrection. Member cf Ladles Auxiliary of James J. Zientek post. No.

419. American Legion. Bun- 5257. SCHWASS Fred Schwass. late home.

10175 Indianapolis beloved husband cf Alma Schwass. father cf Mrs. Lucille Myers, brother of Minnie Wclff. Scphle Mall, Henry and John Schwass. Member cf First E.

char-h. Trlluminar lodge. No. 767, A. F.

Ar A. Boiler Makers' union. No. 374. and Frat.

Order of Eagles. Lorrsln aerie. No. 34 3. Resting at funeral heme.

losi-17 Ewmt avenue. Masonic services Thursday 8 p. m. Funeral Friday. 2 p.

trt Rev. Lawrence Stauss officiating. Interment Concordia cemetery. Hammond. Ind.

Phonal Sou. C. 0470. SCUDIERO Vlncenxo Scudlero of 628 S. Aberdeen street, loving father of Patsy.

Fortunata Rublno. Thomas, and Mary Ptzza. brother of Peter. Funeral Saturday. 10a.m.

from funeral home. 619 S. Ashland boulevard, to Our Lady ot Pompeii church. Interment Mount Carmel. SELLERS Dr.

Charles Sellers. April 30. 1946. of 5951 S. Princeton avenue.

Resting at chapel. 415 W. 63d street. Funeral Saturday. May 4, 3 p.

m. Interment Oak Woods. SHABI.ESKI George Shableskl. late cf 4SSf N. Nashville avenue, loving father of Gerrria and Eleanore.

brother ot Frank. Ann fchr-ber. Marlon McCall. and Joseph. Funeral Saturday.

10:30 a. at funeral home. 45A3-61 Milwaukee avenue. Interment St. Joseph's.

SIEVERTSEN Hlalmar Slevertsen. April 30. 1946. beloved husband cf Evelyn, net EHerm: dear father of Evelyn Miller and Grant, ford grandfather of Nancy. Grant, and Linda son of Louise and the late Ludwtg, brother cf Roy, Harold.

Carrie Jack cm, Martha Johnmn, Hattle Schllti. Ruth Thoring. and til Ute Chrlt. Member cf Covenant Indge. No.

536, A. V. Ik A. M. Services Friday.

3 p. at funeral chapl. HM auiUrtoa avenue. Interment Acacia Park. SIMPSON Ceorg E.

Simpson of 1123 N. La-trobe avenue, beloved husband of th Ut Mollle. nee Gaston: fond brother cf Albert and Mrs. Lucy Kaufman. Resting at funeral home.

5701-03 W. Division street, wr-r services will be held Saturday. 3 p. Mar 4. Interment Mount Emblem cemetery.

SINEK Emll Sinek. 5630 S. Justine street, beloved husband of Olga, nee Beneseh; dear father cf Lillian. Ann. and Harriet, fond brother of Minnie Eenesch.

Tilll Messlnger. Mary Bartell. Emily Iraiscn. and the lata Sophie Frankel. Funeral Friday.

3 p. at chapel. 3125 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Free Sons No.

1 cemetery. Please emit flowers. SMITH Catherine Smith Tne Keen of 6435 W. 33d street, beloved wife cf ftie Ute John Smith, loving mother cf Elizabeth Knapss and Kathryn C. Dorwra.

sister of Margaret Allen and Thomas Keen, grandmother of Thomas. Jane Frances. James, and Ca thertr Dorwln. Funeral Saturday at 9 a. m.

from funeral home, 2307 S. Laramie avenue, to St. Leonard's church. Interment St. Mary cemetery.

Olympic 200. SNYERS Joseph D. Snyers. beloved husband of Clemantln. fond father of Joseph C.

and the late Eugene Snyers. grandfather of Doris. Funeral Saturday. 2 p. at funeral home.

4611 Lincoln avenue. Interment Irving Para cemetery. Lon. 4666. STEINBERG Alice Steinberg cf 6704 Merrill avenue.

age 16. beloved daughter of Nathan and Mollle. nee Meyers: loving sister cf Harry J. Services Friday. 2 p.

at en a pet. 6135 Stony Island avenue. Interment West-lawn. STOCK Blanche V. Stock.

646 W. 61st plae. way rjis. oeicved wne cf Edwin H. Stock, fond mother cf Genevieve Hagen.

sister cf Genevieve Cole. Jeanne Jenniches. Map-garet Dunn. Gertrude Hammes. Lucy Wonders.

Frances Gradert. and Gecrge Barber. At chapel, 63d and Harvard, where- serviee will be held Saturday. May 4. at 2 p.

nu Interment Pales Hills Memorial Park. TAUSSIG Pearl H. Taussig, nee LoeSer. tie-loved wife of the late Adolph fond mother cf Frances and Annette, devoted daughter et Marv Loeffler. loving sister of Dr Walter Loeffler.

Funeral Friday. May S. 2 p. bu. at funeral heme.

3021 W. Fulierton avenue. Interment B'nal Jehoshua cemetery. Family at 543 W. Addison.

TEAR Mary R. Tear. In East Lansing. Mich-wife cf the late John mother cf Julia Herbert and Harry R. Friends may call Saturday at chapel, 720 Lake street.

Oak Park, where services will be held at 1:38 p. m. Interment Forest Home cemetery. TEDRAHN Emma Tedrahn. wife cf the lata) Charles, mother of the Rev.

C. Tedrahn. P.esting at chapeL 120 H. Hales street. -Wheaton.

Services Sunday. 2 p. at St. John Lutheran interment Waeatoa cemetery. THOME Georse F.

Thome, late cf 4557 aid avenue, beloved husband of Mary (new Goeingl. son of Peter and the lat Katherlne. brother cf Edward. Mrs. Mannlx.

Charles. Msrgaret. and William. Funeral Saturday at 8:15 a. m.

trcm fo-neral home. 4 6th place and Wallace street, to St. Gabriel's church. Interment St. Mary's.

Boulevard 0703. TIPMAN Sylvia Tlpman. nee Swctnv. beloved wife cf Joseph Tlpman. fond tncther of Robert S1C.

U. S. N. Dclcres. Ben' Ann.

and Joseph daughter cf Anna Fv-gate. sister of Lillian Kadera. Helen Ncvot-ny. and Blanche Hrody. Funeral Stordav.

2 p. from chapel. 1511 S. Pulaski read, to Bohemian National cemetery. Law.

1150. VIHON Rose Vihon. nee Wlngerhoff. beiere-1, wife cf the late Louis, dear mother cf Charles H. and Minnie Manllow.

fond sister cf Louis Wtngerhoff cf Los An teles. Cal. Services Friday. 2 at chapel. 530 Broadway.

Interment Jewish Waidcelm, VOSS Catherine Voss. nee Vertng. cf 3813 H. Oakley avenue. May 2.

1946. loving mother of Elizabeth Lutz of Rockford. 111.. Anna Zimmcr. and Bernard Voss cf Chicago.

grandmother of six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, dear sister of Bernard Vering. Funeral notice later. VOSS John Frederick Voss. age II months, late of 4357 W. Cullerton street, beloved son cf Herman and Dagny.

nee Hexnm. loving brother of David. Services Saturdav. May 4. at 1:30 p.

m. at chapel. 2S34 S. Pulaski road. Interment Rldgewood cemetery.

Lawndale 3972. WARD Frances Ward, beloved sister cf phia. Anna. Emma. John, and Fred Ward.

Services 8 p. m. Friday, at chap-1. 611 Cottage Grove av. Interment Centralia.

111. Fairfax 2861. Anna. K. Welch May 1.

cf 323SJ Franklin boulevard, devoted friend of Fran Andrews, sister of the late Mary. George. John. Thorr.M, and James Welch. Service Saturday.

May 4. at 3 p. m. at chapel. 214-216 S.

Western avenue, at Jackson boulevard. Interment Forest Home. Member cf camp No. 17. Patriotic Order cf American.

ZEMANSKY Meyer Zemansky, dear brother cf Bessie Anderson. Sam. and Harry. Funeral Friday. 2 p.

at chapel, 2018 W. DivuiOB street. ZIMMERMAV Ted H. Zimmerman, 901 W. Daniel, Champaign.

111., beloved husband cf Frances, nee Solomon; fend faUier of Mama and Alan, loving sen cf Morris and the lata Mary Zimmerman, fond brother cf Sady Marco. Funeral Friday. May 3. 2 p. at Kuttendnrf funeral chapel.

Champaign. DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS BROWNSTEIN Dr. Simon W. Brownsteln. A monument will dedicated to his memory Sunday.

May 8. 2 p. at Ktitlir cemetery. PERLM UTTER A dMlrHon Irt merarry Harry Perlmulter on Sunday. May 5, 3 Fastover cemetery.

Waldhelm. Tedrahn, who died Wednesday night in St. Joseph's hospital, Elgin, lived at 312 S. West st, Wheaton. She leaves a son, the Rev.

Carl Tedrahn of Markham. Godfrey Locker-Lampson LONDON, May 2 Reutersl A member of the house of commons for 25 consecutive years, Godfrey Locker-Lampson of Crawley, Surrey, died here yesterday. In 1918 he was assistant foreign secretary. FAVOR DEFEAT OF 5 CITY BOND ISSUES JUNE' 3 The Civic Federation and Bureau of Public Efficiency yesterday approved the 70 million dollar county bond issue for super-highways but recommended defeat of the five city bond issue proposals totaling 115 million dollars, altho these include 42 millions for the city's share of the same super-highways. All bond issues will be voted upon at the June 3 judicial coalition election.

The 42 million dollar bond issue for the city's share in the state- county-city super-highway program, most of it for the new Douglas airport route, should not have been used as a 'make-weight' for the other city bond proposals at an election when normally few people will vote," the federation announcement declared. In our judgment the super-highway program will not be handicapped if this city tax levy bond issue is defeated now and resubmitted at the Nov. 5 election. To avoid possible confusion of the voters, therefore, we also recommend defeat of this city bond issue." All of the city bond issues would be financed thru the property tax. sided with their parents on a farm near Elgin.

Injured in the accident were another grandchild, Velma Stude. 20, and Mrs. Rabe's son, Wal ter, believed to have been the driver of the car. Aaron Rose, 75, of 1917 S. Ridge-way died in Garfield Park hospital after he was struck by a truck while he was crossing Madison st.

at Pulaski rd. The truck driver was John C. Reed, 50, of 1329 N. Wells st. Stanley S.

Day, 32, of De Kalb, De Kalb county, was found injured fatally on a clirt road near U. S. route 330 at Cortland corners near De Kalb. Police said they believed he had been struck by the car of a hit and run driver, but also were in vestigating possibility he might have been murdered. Day was employed by a building contractor in De Kalb.

CEMETERY CODE BOARD STUDIES LICENSE SYSTEM Springfield, 111., May 2" ISpeciall The legislative commission investigating a proposed Illinois ceme tery code met in the state capitol today 1o discuss code provisions. The 15-member commission was named at the last session of the legislature to investigate proposals for a state code governing cemetery associations. Principal points dis cussed today were: A licensing fee for all cemeteries based upon their acreage. Provision for an annual audit of all cemetery funds by the state auditor's office. Determination of the legal width of burial plots to correct asserted abuses thru block sales of grave plots.

Rep. Granta Chicago said he had outlined for commission mem bers several sharp practices in connection with sales of grave plots and declared he would insist that "25-year plots" be outlawed. DEATH NOTICES In Memorlam BANDALIN Ben Bandaltn. In loving memory I our dear lather, who passed away May 3, 1943. DEVOTED CHILDREN.

BENTCLIFF 1st U. Clifford J. Bentcllff. PU. S.

A. A. F. In cherished memory ot cur nn and brother, on his 2ath blrth- day. May 3.

When we hear wines up tn the aky. We knew our pilot la flying high. To rind the beam he follows tiirough And leads, dear God. direct to you. Memorial services Sunday, May 5.

3 p. Central Presbyterian, Warren and Sacramento boulevards. MOTHER. MERT, BILL, AND WHITEY. BRILE Harold Brlle, May 3.

1921: We mlsa you very much, Harold, dear. On this the anniversary of your birthday, A day which usually meant happiness and pleasure. But now all we have Is memories, I fear. LOVING MOTHER AND DAD. BRUNA Frank Bruna S.

C. 2c, U. S. to 1930 S. Clarence avenue, Berwyn, RX killed In action off coast of Ryukyu, Ire-k land.

May 3. 1945. Not dead to us who loved him. Not lost, but gone before. He lives with us In memory And will forever more.

LOVING PARENTS. FRANK AND LOUISE. AND SISTER, BLANCHE. DE GRAZIO Salvatore Willie De Grazto. 1940.

The garment of his soul has passed away; The shining spirit and the love light stay: The echo of his voice, his eyes, his smile. Just as they were, are with us all the while. WIFE AND CHILDREN. MOTHER AND DAD. SISTERS AND BROTHERS.

FOLEY Timothy J. Foley. A tribute of love and remembrance to our beloved father, who passed away two years ago today, and mother. Margaret Lyons Foley. May 8.

1909. MARY, JOHN, HELEN, MARGARET, AND CAMILLE. HILLMAN WILLIAM HILLMAN. BILL I HILLMAN. MAY 1.

1938. LA2AROWICZ Joanna Lazarowicz. In loving memory of our beloved mother, who passed away May 4, 1945. Mass will be said tomorrow, 8 a. at St.

Stanislaus Kostka church, and Tuesday, May 7, 8 a. at St. Ladlslaus church. Relatives and friends are Invited. LAZAROWICZ FAMILY.

MAGLIANC Gelsomlna Magllano. In loving memory of our beloved mother, who passed away 21 years ago today. LOVING CHILDREN. McGINNIS Cpl. Jack McGinnis, Co.

24th Inf. u. S. killed in action May SS 3. 1945.

Mlndinao, P. 1.. S. W. Pacific.

L4 In loving memory. MOTHER. MARION, JEANNE. AND MOLLIE. MUELLER Helen Mueller.

1937. Your heart was the truest in all the world. Your love the best to recall: No one on earth could take your place. You are still the dearest of all. LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.

PATHEAL 1st Lt. Raymond E. Patheal. 484th bomb, group, 625th bomb. 15th iSSi A.

missing In action over Linz. Aus- liS trla. April 25. 1945, presumed dead by war dept. April 26, 1946, beloved son of Carl and Emelie ot 3222 N.

Karlov avenue. SALUS Monte Salus, 1928. In cherished memory. LOVING WIFE AND SONS. WAGNER Tillle Wagner.

May 3. 1935. A tribute in memory of our precious mother. mother dear, when you were here We had your tender care: And none can ever take your place. Or fill that vacant chair.

The beautiful things you did for us. Live within our hearts each day. And keep you near and dear to us, Tho your have passed away. SON-IN-LAW CLIFFORD. DAUGHTERS: HELEN, ETHEL, MARY.

LILLIAN. WEBER Ben C. Weber. In loving memory of our beloved husband, father, and grandlather, who passed away two years ago today. In memory a dally thought.

In our hearts a silent sorrow. Resting where no shadows fall. In perfect peace he awaits us all. LOVING WIFE, CHILDREN. AND GRANDCHILDREN.

-Fraternal Notlees- JOHN CORSON SMITH LODGE, NO. 944. A. F. A.

M. Members please attend services for Brother Albert Pollak Friday, 2 p. rain Waldhelm cemetery chapel. NORMAN MOKREN. W.

EUGENE GARDNER. Secy. BAYNES May L. A. Baynes.

nee Bishop, of 1810 S. Second avenue. Maywood. beloved wife of George fond mother of Gcraldlne Wentlnk, Marian Hannaford, alster of Fred. Mrs.

William A. Williams, Mrs. William Weasel, and the late Mrs. Edward Lange, Charles and Robert. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.

at funeral home. Lake street at Second avenue, Maywood, and 10 a. m. at St. Eulalie'a church, Maywood.

Interment St. Joseph's. Maywood 14. ALTEN Mrs. Estella G.

Alten, Thursday, May 2. at Ingallt Memorial hospital, Harvey, fond mother ot Mrs. E. D. Conant.

Funeral notice later. EEHMER William Behmer. suddenly, of 1442 W. Loekwood avenue, beloved husband of Anne Behmer, nee Moltrose; fond father of Joyce Ann, Marilyn, and William brother of Charles. Resting at funeral home.

5701-03 W. Division street, where services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Saturday, May 4. Interment Waldneim cemetery.

i John Coulter, Esq. Dear Sir: Yours of the 29th is received; and I presume I understand what has prompted you to write it. In 1832. I was first a candidnte for the legislature, with norne ten or a dozen other candidates. Peter Cartwright and three others were elected, of whom I was not one.

In 1831 he, and and several others, again became candidates; he declined before the election, I saw the race thru, end. with three others, was elected. In 1S33 he became a candidate to fill a vacancy in the state senate and his sole competitor. Job Fletcher, beat him by near six hundred majority. In 1836, 1838, and 1840, I was successively elected to the legislature, he not being a candidate at either cf those elections.

I then ceased to be a candidate for anything till 1816, when I ran for congress Mr. Cartwright was my competitor, and I beat him, as I recollect 1.511 majority, being about double the party majority of the district. I was never candidate for con-Kress at any other time, and never had any contest with Mr. Cart-wright other than as I have stated. Please do not make this public.

Yours truly, A. Is Mjunshcfi the impression that Lincoln often was unsuccessful In his quest for public oilice until he gained the Presidency. No Time to Campaign Ills one defeat, when he ran for the Illinois legislature in 1832, occurred shortly after he had returned from the Black Hawk war and had not time to campaign against several candidates. During his lifetime. Coulter kept the letter from the public and on his death in 1904, it passed to his nephew, C.

E. White. In 1935, White gave the letter to his son, Richard and it was only with the realization that time had negated the trust and that history would be served, that the younger White sold the docu- mem io me nooKstore. An unusual feature of the letter Is the original envelope, addressed in Lincoln's hand and bearing the postmark "Springfield, Illinois, Sep. 4, I860." The letter is now on display.

U. S. Judge Enjoins Sale of Closed Club for Taxes Federal Judge Elwyn R. Shaw yesterday enjoined sale of the closed 5100 club, 5100 Broadway, by internal revenue agents who hold a government lien of 521,000 against the club for unpaid amusement taxes as the result of an involuntary bank iupicy pennon Hied against the club. The judge named the Chicago anu iiusi company as receiver for the club under the bankruptcy petition filed by Marshall Zolott of 166 W.

Jackson blvd, who claims 51,850 due from operators of the place. Memorial Rites Tomorrow tor Victim or Plane Crash Memorial services for Corp. H. Robert McManaman, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Henry J. McManaman, 436 S. Victory st, Waukegan, who was killed in an army plane crash near Meze. France, March 24, will be held at 10 a. m.

tomorrow in Immaculate Conception church. Waukegan. Corp. McManaman, radio-radar operator and photografer, enlisted Aug. 20, 1943.

Also surviving are three sisters and a brother. Found Unconscious After Reported Suicide Threat II. J. Korengold, 47, of 329 Walter av, Northbrook, a partner in a Chi-' cago manufacturing company, was found unconscious in his home yes- terday after he told his wife, police said, that he intended to commit suicide by an overdose of sedative. He was taken to St.

Francis hospital, Evanston. His wife said he had been ill. ONE MINUTE HOME TRIAL Double Your Money Bock If If Doesn't Girt Relief If your fact burn, ach. arm hot and tor from scrtion and fatiqu. or arc chopped, bliittrtd and tender, mauaqo tim for lust ono minut with DIVINE'S OINTMINT.

If soofhot. cools, rfrhet Iftltofttlyl You'll want to done with oy. Only 3c. At drug and department trt vrywhr. its pigeonhole in the 15th floor reception desk at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel and turned up again after its owner, a Puerto Kican senator, naa been robbed of $32,500 in jewelry and furs, was being examined by New York police today.

The senator, Alfonso Valdes, and Senora Valdes, told police they missed a $2,500 mink coat, a platinum and diamond bracelet valued at $13,000. a diamond and emerald brooch, two platinum and 111UI1U VVCUUillg UIIM platinum and diamond earrings. They discovered the key missing last Friday when they returned to the hotel room to keep a dinner date, and an apologetic hotel employe went downstairs and got a duplicate. The burglary was discovered a few minutes later. Next day the key showed up again in the pigeonhole as inexplicably as it disappeared.

WOMAN OFFERS BONE TO PROVE RIGHT TO RICHES LONDON. May 2 A titled Indian woman, in evidence presented today to the British privy council, the empire's highest court, based her claim to widowhood and an immense fortune on a human bone. She said she carried it from her husband's funeral pyre 37 years ago. The testimony was part of the court record of a 25 year old lawsuit for an Indian, domain as large as England and yielding a return of $400,000 a year. Appealing a decision of the high est Indian court granting the estate to a man who claims to be the Rajah Kumar of Bhowal, the Ranee Bidhabati said she took the bone from the ashes of her husband's body and that it was thrown into the Ganges river by a priest.

Counsel for the ranee said her husband died May 8, 1909, and on the following day was taken in a procession to the Hindu cremation grounds at Darjeeling. OFFICE EQUIPMENT STOLEN Burglars who broke In thru a hole they cut In a garage tile wall yesterday stole S2.00U worth ol office equipment and auppllei Irom the Meyer Davli Paint and Wallpaper company tore at 1003 Milwaukee police were Informed. UNDERTAKERS LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 63D AND HARVARD-AVENUE PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. FRIDAY. MIDDLETON Cert rude F.

10:30 a. m. at St. Anne'tthapel. MOHBERG Emit.

1 p. m. at chapel. THOMAS John B. 11 a.

m. at chapel. SATURDAY. CADY Leora V. 10 a.

m. at chapel. 2 p. m. at chapel.

STOCK Blanche V. MONDAY. CHRISTIE Robert. 2 p. m.

In church. 9 a. m. In church. 1 p.

m. at chapel. 3 p. m. at chapel.

NELSON Florence. NORRIS Frank B. SURFACE Minnie E. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. CREIGHTON Frank J.

ALONE Thomas. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 5501 NORTH ASHLAND-AVENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH 2646. FRIDAY. HERRING Helen H.

HOAGLAND Ida M. KELLY Ida. RADCLIFFE Ray V. STIENS Harry H. A p.

m. at chapel. 2 p. m. at chapel.

3 p. m. at chapel. 1 p. m.

at chapel 11a.m. at chapel. SATURDAY. EMMERICH Raymond W. 11a.

m. at chapel. RATTRAY Jamei M. 3 p. m.

at chapel. LAIN SON JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT ABASH-A V. WHITEHALL 6060. 4542 RAVltNSWOOD-AV. LONGBEACH 0305.

C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME 200 E. ERIE.

1 Block E. of Mlehlcan. 92 YEARS SERVICE SUP. 7709 -CEMETERIES- ,4 CHOICE restr. cemetery lota.

Irvlnj Park I cemetery. Reasonable. Michigan 4100, 9-4. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT Savings.

Sfais. Roebuck Stare-at. basement. Alio at Irvlci Faik and Clceio-ar. vvvvvwvmvvwvvvm eJCAMZMTOAfS Because the Public Health Institute maintains its own laboratory for making venereal disease tests, those examined before 2 P.M.

(at 159 or 169 N. Dearborn St.) can have their certificates the same day. The fee is $3.00. jj PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTE Organized for Public Service as a Corporation or-Profit" Under the Lawa of the State of Illinois Afn 159 N. Dearborn St.

Wommn 169 N. Dearborn Su South Siil Clinic for Men or JTomrn 129 E. 31at St. 10 A. U.

TO 8 F. at. DAILY, EXCEPT SCHDAT. CEFf. 9383 Of ICmS AND TKUSTHS- Donald P.

Welles Treasurer Vice Harris Trust Savings Bank 0 Joseph H. King President Thomas R. Gowenlock Vice President A. A. Carpenter Vice President David A.

Crawford Vice President Pullman Co. James A. Cunningham Vice President Vice Container Corporation of America Fred G. Gurley Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railway Co. Hughston M.

McBain Marshall Field Company James Simpson, Jr. C. J. Whipple Hibbafd, Spencer, Bartlett Company Nathan William MacChesney Counsel MacChesney, Becker Wells Marshall Field Editor and Publisher Chicago Sun aaaKaakaaaaavAXj.