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ffiiilny mil FATHER MURRAY, DE PAUL GREEK CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Tuesday, December 27, 1945 Part 2 Page 7 6'ITU ARIES HANRAHAN Charles 3. Hawaiian, suddenly, late residence 1333 Wloaemac land rras-band ot Haldee. ne Tlagler; loving lather ef John Frederick, Helen. Alice, and Gertrude. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.

from funeral home, 2843 N. Clark street, to St. ita's Interment All Saints'. MACCHIONE Trances Macchlone. nee late of 630 N.

Western avenue, loving wife of Frank, dear mother of Theresa Fero, Isabella Maletta, Adeline Cesario, Joseph, and John, sister of Marco Gabrlele and the lata Antoinette Stancato. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from chapel, 624 N. Western avenue, to Sacred Heart church. ACTS TO AVOID SPECULATION IN Mrs.

Joseph H. Swickel Services for Mrs. Julia Collins Swickel, 1634 Balmoral a lifelong resident of Chicago who died Christmas day, will be held at 10 a. m. Thursday in St.

Gregory's church. She will be buried in Cal vary cemetery. Mrs. Swickel was a gister of -the late Morgan A. Collins, former police commissioner of Chicago.

She is survived by her husband, Joseph H. Swickel, a re tired department manager of the Carnegie-Illinois Steel corpora tion: a daughter, Mrs. Gertrude Louise Lahr, and a sister, Mrs. C. B.

Miller of Pittsburgh. After the death of Mrs. Swickel's brother in 1946,. she gave his star to Commissioner Prendergast, who still wears it. Raymond G.

Lawry Rites for Raymond G. Lawry, 70, 7322 S. Phillips will be held at 3 o'clock p. m. tomorrow at the chapel at 2024 E.

75th st. Mr. Lawry died last Saturday in Passavant hospital after a short illness. A resident of Chicago for 40 years, he was associated with the engineering firm of Roberts and Schaefer, 130 N. Wells st, and was instrumental in the development of coal cleaning equipment now widely used in the middle west.

Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Mabel G. Lawry, a son. John of Boulder, and three grandchildren. Interment will be private.

Roscoe J. Perry Roscoe J. Perry, 60, of 329 Collins Joliet, head of the vo cational department at Taylor school in Chicago, died yesterday in his home. He taught 21 years in Chicago public schools, and pre viously was a teacher in Joliet. Services will be held at 10:30 a.

m. tomorrow in St. Mary's church, Joliet. Surviving are his widow, Marguerite, and two daughters, Mrs. Georgia Deiss and Mrs.

Pa tricia Oldani. Mis. Joseph T. Gault Mrs. Jessie K.

Gault, 49, former city social worker, died yesterday in her home at 910 Ainslie st. She was a graduate of Northwestern university. Mrs. Gault is sur vived by her husband, Dr. Joseph T.

Gault, faculty member of the Chicago Medical school, and a son, Sidney D. Services will be held in the chapel at 5206 Broadway at 10 a. m. today, with burial in Waldheim cemetery. Seifullah Yoosry CAIRO, Egypt, Dec.

26 Reuters Seifullah Yousry, 75, former Egyptian minister in Washington, collapsed and died while playing golf at Gezira Sporting club here today. MEN KILLED, 2 OTHERS HURT IN AUTO CRASH Car and Cattle Truck in Collision Two young Lombard Du Page county men were killed and two others were injured last night when an automobile and a cattle truck collided on North av. near Yale Villa Park. Several steers escaped from the truck and ran loose in the neighborhood. Police squads were attempting to round them up.

The dead were Dudley W. Sid-well, 24, of 350 S. Brewster an employe of a legal descriptive map making company owned by his father, Joe H. Sidvvell, in Wayne township, Du Page county, and John W. Miller, 24, of 5 E.

View former Glenbard High school, Glen Ellyn, football player and recently a student at Ohio university, Athens, O. Two on Truck Injured Sidwell and Miller were riding west in the automobile when, police said, the truck, bound for tbe Chicago stock yards, skidded out the driver's control and hit the automobile almost head-on. Vincent O'Rourke, Lamont, the truck owner, and Albert Gerlach, Belleview, Calhoun county, the driver, were injured severely. They were taken to Memorial hospital, Elmhurst. Sidwell also is survived by his widow, June.

Miller leaves a widow and a 2 year old child. Eric Mark Abramson, 77, of Lily Lake, Kane county, a member of the Kane county board of supervisors for 20 years, died yesterday in Sherman hospital at Elgin from injuries he suffered Dec. 1 when the truck he was driving from his home to Elgin went out control and overturned, pinning him in the wreckage. He had operated a hardware and general merchandise store in Lily Lake for many years. An inquest will be held today at Elgin.

Musician Injured Fatally Vincent Skiba, 42, a musician, was fatally injured when his automobile struck an underpass sup port of the Belt Line railroad at Augusta blvd. and Kenton av. Police said that his car skidded on wet pavement just before the Cal! Loin Son for a perfect tribute in qualify end distinction. DEATH NOTICES BELLIS Elizabeth Belli ef 8420 Horn avenue. Berwyn, 111., beloved wile of the late Frank Belils fond mother ef Mrs.

Hazel Buckley, Frank S. Belli, and the late Frank McCague. Services 2 p. m. Wednesday at luneral home, 6 10 Windsor avenue, Br-wyn.

Interment Woodlawn. Member ot Rose Croix chapter. No. 409, O. E.

S. BZXZ Louis Benz, beloved husband ef Lena, nee Scholl; deer father ot Herman, Helen Grenzcw, Louis Jr. and Elizabeth Wajner. 10 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 1:30 p.

at chapel, 7032 Wentwcrth, under ausplcea ot Waideck led re. No. 674. A. F.

nd A. M. Interment Cedar Park. Member of Lofan chapter. No.

186, R. A. Uirpah wmmandery. No. 73.

and Badlscher Unttr. Ver. BERMAN Fannie Bermaa, Dec. 25. 1849.

dear wife et the late Sam. dearly beloved mother ef Helen Sllverstein, Norton. Floyd and Jerome. Services at funeral home, 3654 W. Roosevelt road.

Wednesday, 10 a. m. Interment Waldheim. VAn Buren 6-2700. BIRREN Henry H.

Blrren. Dec. 23, dearly beloved husband cf Rose, re Meyer; fond lather of Mrs. Michael A. Siegler.

and Henry N. brother ef Mae Shifter, and the late George and Clara Birren. Funeral Wednesday morning at 10:30, from funeral home. 6216 N. Clark atreet.

Service at St. Gertrude's church at 11 o'clock. In-ferment St. Boniface's cemetery. BLACKBURN' Avis Blackburn, suddenly.

Dec. 25. beloved wife of Frank fond mother ef Mrs. Madalynne Adams and Robert C. daughter of Mrs.

Era Mae ana Edgar Causey, aister of Mrs. Leonti Kargol and Mrs. Nita Zarilla. Services Wednesday. Dec.

26. 3 p. at funeral home, 6300 K. Western avenue, corner Fester. Interment private.

BORECZKY Peter Boreczky, ate 27, devoted husband of Gertrude, dear son of John brother of John, Michael. Anna. George, and William, aon-In-Iaw of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Natzke.

Member of P. B. St. Jude League Police branch, and Bu-Chl. Pleasure club.

Funeral Wednesday. Dec. 28, at 9:30 a. from chapel, 321S E. 83d atreet, to St.

Michael's church. Requiem mass 10 Interment Holy Cross, CalU met City. REgent 4-0014. BOSWELL Emery H. Boswell, loving husband ef Loretta Maloney Boswell, devoted father ef Edwin brother ef Ira.

Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 28, at 9:30 a. from chapel. 17 W. Madison, Oak Park, to Ascension church.

Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. BRADKOWSKI Richard Bradkowskl darling son of Elayne- and Richard loving grandson ef Joseph and Amelia Bradkowskl and Elmer and Florence Kuffer. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 2950-58 Fullerton at Sacramento, to Our Lady of Grace church end St, Joseph's. Everglade 4-3800.

BRAY Frank Bray, age 76. Dec. 25, at St. josepns nospitai. survived by two alsiera, Mary and Julia Bray of 204 N.

Ottawa atreet. Joliet. Funeral Wednesday. 9 o'clock, from the Western Funeral parlors. Joliet.

to St. Mary's church at 9:30. Burial Mount Olivet. BYRNE Delta M. Byrne, late of 19 S.

Springfield. Funeral Wednesday. Dec. 28. at 9 a.

from funerai heme, 3246 Jackson boulevard, to St. Mel'a church. Interment Calvary. XEdzle 3-2394. CAtlEJfDO Frank Callendo, guddenly.

Dec. 24, ef 4806 W. Van Buren atreet. beloved husband ef Ttllle, nee Vlllani; loving father of Juliet Dunn, Daniel, and Edmond. dear brother of Lucca.

Edward, and Tony, grandfather of four. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from funeral home, 619 S. Ashland boulevard to Resurrection church. Interment Mount Carmel, C1CI Anna Clef, latt ef 915 8.

Bishop street, beloved wife cf the late Silvester. fend mother of Angela Accetturo. Frank Ventrella, Mike and John, grandmother ef seven. Funeral Wednesday, from rhapel. 1439 Taylor atreet.

to Our Lady et i-ompeu rnurcn. jxuermenr. raoum umu MOnroe 6-2416. DALESSIA Grace Dalessla. beloved wife ef the late William, fond mother of Phllomena Marcantonlo, Carmela Delve, Josephine Jul ian, Lucy Santelll and Leonard.

Arrange ments later. NEvada 8-0844. DAVIDSON David Davidson. 105 N. Lam on venue, beloved husband ef Belle, devoted father of Beatrice Silverman and Seymour, brother of Miriam Weiss, grandfather of Gary W.

Services Tuesday. 3:30 p. at rhapel, 3654 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Jewish Waldheim.

Please omit flowers. DAVIDSON Joseph L. Davidson. Dec. 36.

beloved husband ef Miml Marinko Davidson, son of the late Bertha, brother of Miss Eleanor Davidson and Mrs. Sylvia Newman Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from rhapel. Jeflery at 77th to St. Bride'a church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Cleve land. O. DENNEN George A.

Den en. formerly of Mas- wood, 111., at Baldwin Park. beloved husbanU cf Isabella, nee McCarron: father ef Ruth Trobaugh and Helen Carey, grand father of Ruth and Helen Carey. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, Lake street and 2d avenue, Maywood.

10 a. to St. Eulalia's church. Interment Mount Carmel. MAywocd 14.

DIEDERICHS Johanna Dledericha ef 2111 W. Belmont avenue, Dec. 26. 1949. be loved mother ef Harry Leo and Paul At chapel.

5501 N. Ashland avenue, where aervites will be held Tuesday. Dec 27. at 1 p. m.

Interment Memorial Park. Services and Interment private. Please emit flowers. DOWNES George F. Dowries.

Dee. 23. ef 3003 Emerson Avenue, Melrose Park, fond father ef Alice Rflneer. dear brother cf Mabel King and Eva Stelnfath. Services Wednesday, Dec.

28. 1:30 p. at funeral home. 301 S. 5th avenue, at Maple street, Miywood.

Interment Acacia Park. MAywood 100. DOYL3 Ttobert E. M. Doyle, beloved 'hus band of Lillian Xnuth Doyle, father of Patsy-Ann and Michael, son ef Jamea Doyle Sr.

and the late Mazie. nee Wogan: brother cf James Jr. and William Dcyle. aon-ln-lsw ef Frank Knuth. Funeral Wednesday.

9:30 a. from, funeral home, 5438 S. Halsted atreet, to St. John the Baptist church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

BOuievard 6-0662. DUNN Sed Frank Callendo notice, DVORAK Theresa Dvorak ef S00O S. CraVe venue, beioved mother cf James and Johanna. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from chapel.

2658 S. Central Park avenue, to Blessed Aenes church. Interment St. Adalbert's. LAwndalc 1-3101.

Please omit flowers. DWYER Margaret G. Hcldort Dwyer ef 1217 Rosemont avenue, beloved wife of Harry fond mother cf Catherine. John R. and Barbara, sister ef Ge-rge, Chris, and Elmer Holdorf.

Elsie Schmoli and the late Louise Stanton. Funeral Wednesday. Dec. 28. 9:30 a.

from luneral home, 1359 Devon avenue, at Gienwood. to St. Gertrude's church nd All Saint's cemetery. ENGLISH Katherine C. Encllsh.

1018 Rldse court, Evanston, beloved daughter of Joseph P. and Catherine fond sister of Don, Joseoh, Hugh, Beatrice Brand, Anne, Rose Dunn, Mary Umbarrer and Peg Uhl. Remains at chapel, 1573 Maple avenue. Evans- ton. Funeral Wednesday to St.

Mcnoias' rnureh. Mail 10 a. m. Interment St, Mary's. Techny.

FARENGA See VHo taudatl ncUce. FRASER Bessie Fraser et 3973 Ellis avenue aister ef Jessie. Resting In parlors, 4227 Cottsee Grove avenue, until 1:30 p. Wednesday. Services and Interment In Eliza beth, 111..

Thursday afternoon. FREGERIO Anthony Fregerlo. ef 215 Calu met boulevard, Harvey, beloved husband ct the late Gertrude, fond nephew of Adele Batastinl of Chicago, fend cousin cf Charles and Frank Batastlnl ef Chicago. Louis ot Harvey. Carolyn Luce and Josephine Msc- rhla ef Chicago, and victoria Johnson et Texas.

Resting at chapel. 15335 Broad way. Harvey. Requiem mass Tuesday. a.

Ascension church, Harvey. Inter ment St. Boniface's. FRIEDMAN Sam Friedman. late cf 5S43 N.

St. Louis avenue, beloved husband el tne late Fannie, fond father ot Joe. Etta Aron- son. Jack. Ella Slotin and Gertrude Shapiro, brother et Dave, formerly ef Hammond.

15 grandchildren. 4 jreat-xrandchll dren. Funeral Tuesday. 1 P. at chapel 3021 Lawrence avenue.

Interment Jewish Waldheim. Please emit flowers. frost Mil V. Frost. 6836 Pamel) avenue, Dec.

25. 1949. beloved wile ot Jonn Georre Frost, fond mother ct Mrs. Florence H. Morgan and Jamea G.

Frost, grand mother ef George Thomas. James Kawara McCormlck. and James Chsrles. and Janet Maria Frost. At chapel 316 W.

63d street at Harvard avenue, where service will be held Wednesday. Dec. 28. at 3 P. m.

In ferment Evergreen. Past Chief Daughter ef the Daughtera ef Scotia. Lady MacDonald lodge. No. 50.

WEntworth rit.tlN LeoDoldine Galllna. of 6110 Wood dearly beloved wit a or ma lata lmatz. devoted mother of Marie Williamson, Grace Sherry, Ignatius, and Leo. Services Wednesday. 10 a.

at funeral home. 1716-18 W. 63d street. Interment Wald heim. PRospect 6-1000.

GAULT Jessie Gault. nee Koer.lgsberg. ef 010 Alnsue street, eeiovea wiie ci jjr. josepn i dear mother of Sidney David, fond aister ef Isador N. Koenlg, Sonia Bennan, end Re becca Rosenblum.

service xuesaay, 10 a. tn at chapel. 5206 Broadway. Interment P. o.

waieneim. GESKE Herman W. Ceske of 7641 Drexel venue, beloved husband of I.ydia. nee Sauer; loving father ot Mrs. Leona Burns.

Harold and Mrs. Hazel Moss, fond brother ot Charles. Mrs. Alvlna Koertzen- dorfer. Frank, Mrs.

Ida Fitzsimons. Mrs. Martha Fisher. William, Otto, and the late Laura. Mrs.

Francis Anderson, Mrs. Anna Huff, and Mrs. Clara Plltz, devoted grandfather ct four grandchildren. Resting at chapeL 851 E. 7bth street.

Services 1 p. Wednesday. Interment Cedar Park. GILDEMEISTER Louise Clldemelster. nee Behms, late ot 1420 Fletcher street, beioved wife ef Jchn.

dear mother ef Ray, Beata L'nruh. and the late Evelyn Lorenz. also four grandchildren. Services Wednesday. 2 p.

at funeral home, 1458 Belmont avenue. Interment Elmwood. GOIPrTR Nettle Belle Hamilton Goepper. late of 1554 W. Howard street, beloved wife ef the late-Walter E.

Goepper, loving mother ef Mrs. James G. Durbln, fond aister ef Mlsa Georgia Violet Hamilton ef Louisville, grandmother of Charles Phillip Durbln. Funeral services Wednesday. 11 a.

m. at funeral home. Halsted at 76th street. Burial Cave Hill cemetery. Louisville, Ky.

STawart 3-7700. GOLDA Maslmllllan L. Golda ef 635 Wave-land avenue, beloved husband cf Minnie, nee Pink: dear father cf the late Marcla Golda Levar, devoted grandfather of the late Roberta Merle Levar, fond brother cf Elvira Calvin of Los Angeles and Sophie Lee. Services Tuesday, 2 p. at chapel.

5145 Broadway. Interment Rosemont Park. GRIEST Euclid Eugene Griest. 370 Normal parkway, Dec. 25, 1949, beloved husband of Marianna Llr.dley Griest, loving father ef Charity Joanne, Guinevere Lindley Griest.

Miriam Griest Heame, brother ef Milton Griest and Helen Cook. At chapel, 316 W. 3d street. Harvard avenue, frem 10 a. tn.

Tuesday till 12 noon Wednesday. Dec. 33. Interaant private. WEntworth, 6-0025, LA Julian G.

Hart Julian G. Hart, 70, of 1206 North Waukegan, who retired in 1942 after 25 years as general manager of the North Shore Gas company, died yesterday in his home. Mr. Hart was a director of Victory Memorial hospital, Waukegan. He formerly was a member of the Waukegan township board of education, a director of the Waukegan-North Chicago Chamber of Commerce, and exalted ruler of lodge.

702, Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks. Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in Christ Episcopal church, Waukegan. Surviving are his widow, Helen; a daughter, Mrs.

Carolyn Doolittle, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Mattie Levenson Rites for Mrs. Mattie Levenson, 90, of 7515 Kingston widow of the late Ezra Levenson, department store owner, will be held at 1 p. m.

today in the chapel at 6935 Stony Island av. Mrs. Leven son died early Christmas day in her home. She had been a resident of Chicago for more than 30 years and was active in Hadassah and other organizations. Survivors are a son, Ben Levenson of Los Angeles, and two daughters, Mrs.

William Gordon of Chi cago and Mrs. Leo Gordon of Kenosha, Wis. Ozro John Lockwood Private funeral services for Ozro John Lockwood, 86, of 526 Elmore Park Ridge, retired partner in the Deppe Baking company, will be held at 1 p. m. today in the chapel at 6754 Northwest hwy.

Mr. Lockwood was the husband of the late Katherine Lockwood and was born in Eaton, O. He was a member of the Park Ridge Country club. Survivors are two daughters and a son: Mrs. Isabel Ochs-ner of New Orleans, and Ozro Charles Lockwood and Mrs.

Charlotte Williams of Park Ridge. William Stommel William Stommel, 86, owner and operator of a general merchandise company and store for 54 years in Hobart, Lake county, died yesterday in Mercy hospital in Gary. Mr. Stommel, a bachelor, founded the store and headed it also after it was incorporated a few years ago as Wil liam Stommel Co. Services will be-held at St.

Bridget's church in Hobart at 9 a. m. tomorrow. Mrs. Dora T.

Cowen Washington, Dec. 26 (JP) Mrs. Dora T. Cowen, 76, mother of Myron M. Cowen, United States ambassador to the Philippines, died today.

She was born in Des Moines, but had made her home here for a number of years. She also maintained a home at New Rochelle, N. Y. CHRISTMAS AT HOME BOOSTS MORALE OF IRON LUNG PATIENT Daniel Westendorf, 24, an air corps veteran who was released on Christmas day for three hours from the iron lung in which he has been confined with polio for 13 months in Hines Veterans hospital, near Maywood, was reported cheerful, happy, and unharmed by his experience yesterday. Westendorf's release for a brief Christmas party at the home of his brother, Robert, 534 Geneva Bellwood, was arranged by physicians after it was found he was physically able to leave the lung for a brief period.

Hospital authorities said his morale was improved immensely by the excursion. Three other men in iron lungs in the hospital were reported cheered by Westendorf's progress. Their own homes were too far away to allow similar trips. Westendorf's parents, Louis and Sena, live at 2715 Neva av. accident.

Skiba, who lived at 3617 Shakespeare was taken to St. Anne's hospitl where he died. Mrs. Mary Benson, 66. of 5366 Oconto died in West Suburban 20 when she fell under a Chicago hospital of injuries suffered Dec.

trying to board the bus at the time, of 1003 N. Austin av. She was Motor Coach company bus in front police said. S78 Deaths in Nation An Associated Press poll listed 378 deaths from automobile accidents over the Christmas holidays. Illinois listed 29, with 11 of them in Chicago and the immediate Chicago area.

Slippery streets caused two deaths and 110 minor trafic accidents in Chicago yesterday. In county areas eight accidents were listed. "Even My Bones Seem to Ache" Don't allow acidity to creep up and finally rip your muscles and joints without mercy. For 75 years many doctors have prescribed a natural alka line water that tends to neu-tralize toxins. MOUNTAIN VALLEY MINERAL WATER From HOT ARK.

41 W. Ontario Dllowors- 7-4314 Nearly 40 Years In Chicago PROFESSOR, DIES The Rev. James Malachy Mur ray, C. 73, professor of Greek and religion at De Paul university since it was founded in 1898, died yesterday in Alexian Brothers hospital. The Rev.

Father Murray, who was known to thousands of De i 1 i tu vo ci amum. County Meath, Ireland. I lonn! ne was oiaaineu piiest 111 xos in Perryville, Mo. Surviving are three brothers, Michael, Christopher and Patrick, and two sisters, Sister Patricia, O. S.

and Sister Margaret, O. S. of Nauvoo, Hancock county. Services will be held at 10 a. m.

Thursday in St. Vincent's church. The office of the dead service will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the church, where the body will lie in state from 4 p.

m. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. -FUNERAL DIRECTORS' LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. 63D-ST. AT HARVARD.

PHONE WEntworth 6-0025. TUESDAY. ATKINS Jennie. 9:30 a. rn.

In church. KRUSCHE Hans G. 10 a. zn. at chapel.

NEWMAN Otis P. 1 p. m. at chapel. WEDNESDAY.

ALVAREZ Ernest. 2 P. m. In church. FROST Mae V.

3 p. m. at chapel. GR1EST Euclid. At chapel till 13 noon.

SUHR Hexman. 2 p. m. at chapel. THURSDAY-.

CARLSON Emma. 1 p. m. in chuich. NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N.

ASHLAND-AV. PHONE LOngbeach 1-2646. TUESDAY. DEPPE ay M. At ehapel until 1 1 ziedrichs jonanna.

a. m. at cnapei, HASTERLXK CarL 3 p. m. at chapeL MERRITT Avis O.

3 p. m. At chapel. FATE Idell. a.

m. In church HOLLINS Clinton Scant. 3 p. m. at chapel, KILBERG Selma.

1 p. m. at chapel, STEVENSON Cleveland R. 1 0 a. m.

at chapel, THURSDAY RUFF Bernard W. 1 p. m. at chapel. SERVICES TO EE ARRANGED.

DENNER Frank. SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 3121 W. 95TH-3T. PHONE BEverly 6-3 18 2. LAIN SON.

C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME. Dicmified, Inxper.siv Service) 200 E.

Erle-st. superior T-770. 95 Yrs. ervic Ampla Parking IOHN CARROLL SONS HOME FOR FUNERALS Erie at Wabash. WHltehall 4-6069, 4542 Ravextswocd-av.

LOngbeach 1-0305 FLORIST SEND O'BRIEN FLOWERS. CALL CEntral 6-1130 and charte -CEMETERIES- CSMETERY lot tor sale In Rldgtwood ceme tery. grave ior. 9300. SUnnyslde 4-70 2.

IN MEMORIAM- ALBRIGHT T'S Ceorte L. Albritht. In lovini tars, memory ct our dear brother, who passed you win always live In cur hearts. ROSALDS AND CENT. GONNKLLA Alessandrsj Connella.

In lovin memory of eur dear husband, father and who passed away enc year no jjec. if, LOVING WIFE. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN CILL Ross N. Gill. Dee.

27, 1948. Deep In my heart lies picture. More precious than silver or It's a picture ct my desr husband. Whose memory will never trow old. LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER LISKA Marie LIslta.

Dec. 27. 1945. In lovw lne memory ot my dear wife and mother. She lives with us In memory, and will lor- ever more.

LOVING HUSBAND. GEORGS. AND IRENE PETTrTE Antonla Petltte. Mom dsrllnc, how I miss you. There Is a sad but sweet remembrance And heartache still for you.

LOVING DAUGHTER DOLLY. TOPEL Loult F. Topel. His memory Is as desr today as In the hour he parsed away. LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY ZIELINSKI Alex J.

Zieltnskl. In lovin mem-cry of our dear husband, lather and frand- latr.cr. wno passed away Dec. 27, 1945 Your gentle face and patient smlie. With sadness we recall: Ycu had a kindly word for each.

And died beloved by all. The voice mute and stilted the heart. That loved us well and true; Ah! bitter was the trial part From cne so good as you. You are not forgotten loved ene. Nor will you ever be; As lone as life and memory last.

We will remember thee. We miss yen now, eur hearts are sere. As time toes by we miss you more: Your lovmr srr.ile. your rentle face. No on can AH your vacant place.

LOVING WD7E, PEARL. AND CHILDRSX. -FRATERNAL NOTICES- SISTERHOOD CONGREGATION BETH 6HO-LOM OF ROGERS PARK Please attend fu neral of Noel Mitchell. 1244 Albion avenue, son of Pearl and Maurice, brother of Norma Lee. Funeral Tuesday.

Dec. 27, 1949, XX a. at chapel, 520S N. Broadway. DEATH NOTICES ABRAHAM Rose Abraham, beloved wile of Samuel, lovinc mother of Zerla Weinman.

devoted frandmother et Arthur L. Wein man, fond sister of Leah S. rolialr. W. Slnelc.

end Lotta S. Weiss. Services Tuesday, Dec. 27, at convenience of family. Infor mation.

LOnjbetcn 1-4740. ALLISON Henrietta Katharine Allison, Hi tt 6612 University avenue, now of aaroda mother cf Mrs. Paul I. Plerson, Ben jamin Mrs. Orlen E.

Kline and Robert F. crandmother cf Richard K. Allison and Mrs' Kenneth F. Meliza. Funeral and Interment Tuesday, Dec.

27, 1 p. private, at Oat Woods. Please omit aowers. AMENDOLA Sam N. Araendola cf 3238 Princeton street, devoted brother of Louis, Eugene, Angrlo.

Gus and Mrs. Louisa Men- dola. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a. lrom chapel, 813 W. Taylor street, to Our Lady of Pompeii church.

Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. MOnroe 6-0449. ANDERSON Elizabeth Anderson, beloved wife of the late Frederick, fond mother of Edwin Frank and Bern lee Plough and the late Grace Robinson, slater or Anna ver Sluts, Emma Freedman. Fred von der Herat, crandmother of Beverley DepfW Sis-wilt. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p.

at chapel. 5911 W. Madison street. Interment Oakrldge. EUclld 6-3720.

AURELIO Frank Aurelio. late U71 R. State street, beloved husband ot Bridget, fond father of Josephine seta no. Jcseph, Frank Angelina Gunoude. Louis.

Florence Oostman. James, John, Anthony. Sal-vadore, and the late Isabella Segalla. grandfather of 24. and five great-grandchildren, dear uncle of Joseph Aurelio.

Funeral Wednesday. Dec. 28. 1949, 9 a. from chapel.

252 E. 115th street, to fit. Anthony's church. Mas 9:30 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of St. Alexander Society. BAHOVEC Gertrude Bahovec. beloved wife of the late Frank, loving mother ot Fred Modesta.

O. S. Albert. Frank and Theodore, grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral Wednesday.

0:30 a. from luneral home, 4353-61 Milwaukee avenue, to St. Cornelius' church. Interment St. Joseph's.

BAII.EY Bertha Viola Bailey, suddenly. Dec. 25. 1949. of 3124 Walnut street, beloved wife cf the lata E.

L. Bailey, fond mother ef Vemlta. Pink of Glasgow, Scotland, and the late Arthur Bailey. Funeral notlc later. AUstin 7-0017.

BAMBER. Eugenia Bamber. nee Watlcr: Dec. 23, of 7542 Adams street. Forest Park, beloved wife ef Robert dear sister ef Amedee.

Mrs. Florence Schuett, and Charles, niece ef Mrs. Josephine Woodman. Services Wednesday. Dec.

28, 2:30 p. at chapel, 124-126 Madison atreet, at Lombard avenue. Oak Park. Interment Forest Heme. BASIL Angellne Tucd Basil ef 100S E.

76th street, dearly beloved wife et Paul, loving mother cf Mrs. Minerva Berry. Mrs. Suzanne Lau. Kathleen ar.d Dolores, fond sister ef Carmela Tuccl.

Funeral Wednesday. -from 8101 Ellis avenue, to St. Francis de Paula church. Mass 10 a. m.

Burial Holy Sepulchre. TRlanfle 4-481. BEHN Emily BuU Behn ef 627 Sheridan road. Winnetka. suddenly.

Dec. 24, 1949, widow of the late Carl Behn, aister ef Kmil c. Bute, grandmother et Mn. Alice Butr. Ifolr, Robert and Theodora Bute.

Memorial services p. WlnneUa Cocrrexatlontl church chapel. i SANFILIPPO Rose L. Bruckner SanfUlppo. be- jovea wiie ct raui 1 una aaugnter of Mrs.

Mary Bruckner and the lteJoseoh, sister of Ann Caprarotta of Bemldjl. Emma, Jcrns, William. Leo and Walter of Sturgeon Bay. and Frederick cf Chicago. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 at chapel, 5911 W.

Madison atreet at Mason avenue. EStebrook 8-7500. SAPPENFIELD Franklin O. Sappenfleld ef 1220 Richmond lane, Wilmette, husband of Elizabeth Beier Sappenfleld, father ot Elizabeth Joan and Christine Jan Sappenfleld, son cf Mrs. Harriett brother of Bemlce Davis, Virgle Steenbock and Walter Sappenfleld.

Services Tuesday. 2:30 p. at chapel. 1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. Interment Boulder.

Colo. SAUTER Katherine Sauter. nee Schutzbach, or 53 W. 113th place, beloved wife ef the late Albert, dear mother of Sister Mary Josephs P.V.M.I., Josephine. Eugene and the late Frank, sister of Carl, John Schuts-bach and the late Brother Henry O.S.B.

an Rose. Resting et mortuary. .12 E. 112UI place. Funeral Thursday.

9 a. to SU Nicholas church. Interment St. Mary's. SCHTJLTZ John A.

Sehultz, 404 S. Klldare avenue, suddenly, Dec. 23. at Fan Clalnt. dearly beioved sen of Charles and the late Lucy, nee Wagner: fond brother cf Charles J.

ef Los Angeles, the Matthew, Gertrude Tepus. and Paul S. Sehultz. Rest- Ing at funeral home, 217 N. Cicero avenue.

Funeral Tuesday. 9 a. to St. Mel'a church. Interment St.

Bonitace. AUstin 1-1700. SEABORG Arthur C. Seaborg, Dec 25. of 643 Newport avenue, beloved husband ef Astrid, dear father ct Harold and Irenes brother ef Brer) Eric and Bertha Erlckscn.

mother and five sisters In Sweden. Services 1:30 p. Wednesday, at chapel. 3415-1-N. Clark street.

Interment Irving Park cemetery. Member of Painters and Decorators' union, local No. 637. SHELTON Cornelius Shelton, late of 6633 S. Campbell, beloved husband cf Bridget Maloney Shelton, loving father of Margaret.

Catherine and the late Mary, and Mrs. Helen Butler, grandfather cf Mrs. Eileen. 1 Butler Gavin. gTeat-grandfather cf Pattl Gavin.

Funeral Wednesdav, 9:45 a. -from funeral home, Halsted at 76th street, to St. Rita's chapel, 63d and Oakley. In- i terment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. STewart 1 3-7700.

SHORT Ear! All Short of 5056 N. Ken-mcre avenue. Dee. 26. 1949, beloved hu- i band cf Adns Short, nee Barry: dear father I of Robert James and Jean Marie Barry.

lend brother of Mrs. Edith Booher. Mrs. Seth Hutsel. and Mrs.

Joseph Ellen. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where i services will be held Tuesday evening. Dec.

27, at 8 o'clock. Interment at Muncie, Ind. SIT.VEESTETN Hs try A. Sllverstein, age 54, late of 5000 VV. Washington boulevard, dear brother ef Meyer, son of the late Isaac, and Anna.

Services Wednesday. 2 p. at chanel. 3654 W. Reoseveit road.

Interment O. B. A. cemetery. Forest Park.

Member of Advertising Men's Post. No. 38. American Legion, and- Forty and Eight, volture No. 220.

SIMEK Vincenc Simek, late of 1500 S. Grove avenue. Berwyn. beloved husband cf the late Anna, nee Barbec; dear brother of Joseph, Mary Capek. Emma Pich and the late Frank Anthony and Anna Rezba.

Funeral Thursday, Dec 29, at 9 a. frcm funeral home, 6716 W. 16th street, Berwyn. to St- Mary cf Celle church. Mass at 9:30 a.

m. Interment family lot- GUnderscn 144. SPIERING Nora Splerlng. beloved wife of Fred W. Services Wednesday, Dec.

28. 11 a. at funeral home, 2056-58 Belmont avenue. Interment Graceland cemetery- STETZLER Louis nee Hoehne. late residence.

7719 Bumham avenue, wife cf Edwin sister ef Mrs. Harry Sinclair and Phillip. Resting at funeral home, 79th atreet and Phillips avenue. Services p. m.

Thursday. Interment Mount Green- wooa cemetery, suutn snore s-bssy. STEVENSON Cleveland R. Stevenson cf Sparta, Dec. 24.

1949. husband of Lillian, father of George and Howard Stevenson, and Ellen Preschern. At chapel. 6501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will1 be held Wednesday.

Dec 28, at 10 a. m. 5 2l! L- KjI dliU ViCJIbd JIC Jd IC 41. alUlllt wife Hazen Stotts. mother cf Mrs Marsraret Kadi den, Mrs.

Lsurena King, end Mrs. RuUl Davies, grandmother cf 10, great-grandmother cf nine. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p. at chapel. 720 Lake street.

Oak Park, Interment Arlington cemetery. EUclld 3-4141. SUHR Herman Suhr. 5138 S. Wells Dec.

25. 1949. husband of the late Anna1-Suhr. brother-in-law of William Koch. At, chapel, 316 W.

63d street, at Harvard ave-; nue, where services Will be held Wednesday, Dec. 28, at 2 m. Interment Waldheim. 1 Member of Chicago Printing Pressmen union. No.

3. A. F. cf L. SWENSON Oscar J.

Swenson. Dec. 26. 1949.1 dearly beloved husband cf Lillian, dear brother of George, Marie O'Connor, Knute. Victer, and Mrs.

Florence Larson. Services) at chapel, 1001 Second evenue, RockfordJ Thursday. Dec. 29, at 3 p. m.

Interment1 Scandinavian cemetery. SWICKEL Julia Collins Swickel. beloved wife of Joseph, loving mother cf Gertrude Louisel Lahr. fond slater of Mrs. Frances MCler.f Funeral Thursday.

Dec. 29. at 9:30 a. from luneral home. 1359 Devon avenue, et Gienwood, to St.

Gregory'a church and Calvary cemetery. SZERLONG Phillip Szerlonp. 2825 S. 48tH court, beloved husband cf Marie, nee Grala: loving son of Alexander Szerlong. dear-brother ef Alexander W.

and Casimir. Funeral Thursday. Dec, 29, at 9:30 a. ircra funeral home, 2945 S. 49th avenue, Cicero, to St.

Mary's church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Information, OLymplc 177. TERZIS Ellas H. Terzls.

beloved husband cf Galene. fond father of Dorothy Andrew and Paul, father-in-law of Anthony Apostel. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p. at chapel. 5525 N.

Clarn street. Interment Memorial Park. LOngbeach 1-3310. THIEM Fredrlch Thlem. beloved husband ef the late Anna, nee Reub: fond father ot Grace Thiem ar.d Mrs.

Maud Newman. Services Thursday, 1:30 p. at parlors, 67t.t street and Dorchester avenue. Interment Archer Woods. TREMEL Robert P.

Trernel, beloved husband ct Catherine nee Maloney: brother ef Ralph L. Tremel. Services Wednesday. 3 p. at parlors.

67th street and Dorchester avenue. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of South Park lodge. No. 662.

A. A. M. TRUDEAU Mary Frances Trudeaa cf 11. "3 Loyola avenue, helmed wife cf Arcade fond mother of Arcade Margaret Lucille.

Jean and Robert. Funeral Thursday. Dec. 29. 9:30 a.

from funeral home, 13j9 Devon avenue, at Gienwood. to St. Ignatius' church and All Saints' cemetery. UBLAUER Therera Vblauer cf 121 E. Oak street; fend mother cf Anna Eckert and loving grandmother cf Anton, Ferdinand and Charles Wehrstein, Mary Esau.

Suzanne and Linda, dear creat-grandmother ct Charles, Dorothy, and Dennis and Judy. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a. from chapel. 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, to St- Michael church.

Interment St- Joseph's. UNTTIS Josephine Unltis. nee Podwell. 334 5 S. Emerald avenue, beloved wife cf William, dear mother of Luclile Stencel, Anna Justes, William.

Lawrence, and SSrt. Peter Skippet, U. S. army, and the late Tech Sgt. Stanley Monlkltis.

Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 23. 8:30 a. frcm chaoel, 3307 Lituan-lca avenue, to St. Gecrge'i church.

Interment St. Casimlr's. VAN WAGONER Robert A. Van Wagoner, late cf 1443 N. Kostner avenue, beloved; husband ef Stella, nee Poollnskl.

Funeral Thursdsy. Dec. 29. at 9:15 a. from-1 funeral home.

4255-57 W. Division street, to Old SL Stephens church. Sangamon andi Ohio. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery.

ALbany 2-3600. VILLA NI See Frank Callendo notice. WAKERLIN George Wakerlln, husband of the late Emma, fond father of Dr. George, Fred Wakerlln. and 'Mrs.

Yvonne of AFP'eton, Wis. Service! 2 p. m. Wednes day, at chapel. 1648 W.

63d street. Interment Mount Greenwccd. WALSH John Walsh, ef 10725 Cottage Grove avenue, devoted husband ot Catherine, nee Callahan, dear father of Mary, Anne Pesavento and the late Elaine grandfather of Robert Jchn Pesavento. brother of Thomas. Patrick, Maurice.

James. Annie O'Shea end the late Mary. Catherine and Edward. Resting at mortuary. 12 112th place.

Funeral Thursday, 9 a. to Holy Rosary church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Native of Dingle Kerry, Ireland. WARD Joseph Ward, beloved ion ef Win nie, nee Ford, and the late John, brother, ef Daniel, Thomas, Henry.

Frank and Helen. Funeral Wednesday. 10:30 a. from late residence. Plainfleld.

Route No. 3, Lockport township, to St. Denis church. Interment Calvary cemetery. Lock-port, 111.

BOuievard 6-0662. Wt'lSE Dorothy L. Welse, Schoenbeck read. Arlington Heights, oeiovea wile ci Henry c. dear mother of Dolores McDonald and Rob-, ert grandmother of Sandra, fond daugh-i ter cf Otto and Martha Lawrentz.

sister of I Marvin and George Lawrentz. Resting at funeral home. Ill W. Campbell Arlington Heights. Services Thursday at' 3 p.

Faith Lutheran church. Arlington Heights. Interment North Shore Garden, ot Memories. WRUBLFWSKL Vincent WYublewskf, late of 2834 W. Armltage avenue, beloved husband of Mary.

Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 38, at 8:30 a. frcm rhapel, 2129 Webster avenue, to St. Stephen'a church. Interment St.

Joseph's. ARroltage 6-4630. WYLAM John A. Wylara. Dec.

25. beloved husband of Helen Wylam, nee Wolf. Member of Walter A. Glca pest. No.

2048. V. F. Northwest post of Du Page. No.

1084, American Legion. Military Order of" Purple Heart, Du Page county, chapter No. 60. Services Wednesday, Dec. 28.

at 8:30 a. from funeral home. 301 S. 5th evenue at Maple street, Maywood, I 1. in.

it SU Eulalla's church. Interment Queen ef Heaven. MAywood 100. WYRZYK3WSKI Thomas Wyrzykowskl. be loved nusbana ci Angeune, zona oro trier ot John, Bessie, and Rose Stark.

Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a. from chapeL 1463 N. Ashland avenue, to St. Stanislaus Kostka.

Interment St. Adalbert's. BRunswick 8-0815. ZASADIL Anna Zasadil, nee Maehacek. late of 4335 W.

eulierton street, beloved wife of John, loving mother cf Emily Kettler end Blanche Marko, sister cf Joseph, James and Rose L'her. Services Wednesday. Dec 28. at 10:30 a. m.

at chapel. 2534 S. Pulaski -read. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. LAwndale 1-3972.

ZORNOW Lorraine Zornow. beloved daughter ct ir. Mrs. wiiiiam zornew nee Kch all horn; dear sister cf Mrs. Russell Cas-parL Mrs.

Stanley Kuras. Herbert, William Mrs. Richard Nielsen, Frank, and Geraldlne. Funeral Wednesday, Dec. it 1 p.

from funeral home. 3038 Belmont venue, interment FJea cemetery. Information juniper 3-4200. HANSEN Ragnhllde Hansen, lata ef 175S N. r.gtc avenue, oeiovea wue ox me iaie ai- bert.

loving mother of Esther Hansen. Liar caret Jensen, and Else Eccles. Services Wednesday, 1 p. at funeral heme, 4353-61 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Mount Olive.

HARRINGTON Lawrence Harrington, beloved aon of the late Michael and Catherine Hr-rington, fond brother ot Bernard and the late Leo and Marie Harrington. Funeral Wednesday. Dec. 26. at 10:45 a.

m. from chapel. 2506 W. 63d atreet. to St.

Rita'a church; mass 11:15 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. PRospect 6-7776. HARTE Mary A.

Harte, nee ef 5023 Quincy atreet, beloved wife of the late Thomas, fond mother of Margaret Smith, Marie Greenfield. Thomas, William. Elizabeth Fitzgerald, Catherine Ecitstrom, and Myles Harte. sister of Bridget Harte, Ceil nd James Graham, and Elizabeth Lenahan. Funeral Thursday.

Dec. 29, at 10:15 a. from luneral home, 5350 W. North avenue, to Resurrection church. Interment Mount Carmel.

TUxedo 9-8844. HAYES Charles H. Hayes of 337 W. 76th atreet. beloved husband ot Mildred, father of Charles Jr.

and Mrs. Jeane Veatch, brother ot Edward. Funeral Wednesday, 1 p. at ehapel. 79th and Emerald.

Interment Cedar Park. HEIMEL Henry Helmel, beloved husband Of Lovella. nee Eheim: brother of Tillle Ber-llnger. Resting at funeral home, 5308 Belmont avenue until 11 a. m.

Wednesday. Dec. 28. Lying In state at Christ Evangelical Lutheran church, Richmond and McLean avenue, frcm 11:30 a. m.

until time cf service. 1:30 p. m. Interment St. Lucas' cemetery.

HFSSER Ora Gayle Hesser. suddenly, Dec. 25. 1949. of 524 Oakdale beloved daughter of the late Benjamin A.

Hesser. Services from chapel. 2701 N. Clark Thursday at 9:00 a. m.

to Our Lady ef Mount Carmel church, 692 Belmont at 10 m. Interment St. Adalbert's. HOCHSTETTER Dora Hochstetter. nee Mueller, beloved wife ot Hugo, dear mother cf Lucille Clcwser, gtdfcdmother of Johanne.

Carol, and Linda Clowser. Remains at chapel, 7032 Wentworth. until noon Wednesday. Services Wednesday at 1:30 p. at Immanuel Evangelical church, 7000 S.

Michigan. Interment Oak Ridge. HOLDEN Thomas Holden, beloved husband et Ida, dear brother of the late George. Services Wednesday. Dec.

28. 2 p. at luneral home. 3440 N. Central avenue.

Interment Acacia Park. Klldare 5-5420. HOLLINS Clinton Doane 'Holllns. 1033 Loyola avenue, Dec. 25, 1949.

husband of Iurine father of Doane grandfather of Doane K. Ronald, and Charles David. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where Sfrvices will be held Wednesday, Dec.

28. at 2 p. m. Interment Rosehill. HOLMES Helen Holmes of S820 W.

Schubert atreet. wife of the late Fred Holmes, fond mother cf Wilfred. Herbert and the late Orris. Services Wednesday. 3 p.

at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Irvine Park. JASKOWTAK Katherine Jaskcwiak, beloved wife of Valentine, loving mother of Ann, Josephine and Laurence, mother-in-law of Ina, grandmother of two, sister cf Mary Chwasteckl. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from residence.

1227 W. 104th street, to St. Margaret'a church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. JOHNSON Mavme H. Johnson, nee Hendrlclt-son. late of Park Ridge, 111., beloved wife of Willard. mother of Carol and Pattl, dear sister of Edward of Chicago, Fred cf Park Ridge, and William of California.

Funeral services at chapel, Wautoma. Wednes- dsy, 2 p. m. -Interment Wautcma. JOSEPH Katharina Joseph of 2424 N.

Lowell avenue, beloved wife of the Rev. Frank Joseph of the Church of the Spirit, fond mother of Elsie J. Lather, dear grandmother Frank and great-grandmother of Bruce John, aister of George Eck. Sen. ices Tnursday, 2 p.

at Church ol the spirit. 2651 N. Central Park avenue. Interment Acacia Parte Remains resting at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue, until 10 a. m.

Thursday. stASBON Mary Kasbon ef 3815 N. Avers avenue, wife ef George J. Kasbon, mother et Mrs. Marie Elfendlnk.

Mrs. Bernlce Schumacher. Mrs. Agnes Meyers and George J. Kasbon six grandchildren.

Mass Tnurs-day. 10 a. St. Mary'a church. Evanston.

Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Resting at chapel. 1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. KEBR See Mildred Laverty notice.

KENAR Walter R. Kenar dear husband of Cecilia, nee Lassota: beloved father cf Delores Soduskl and Walter dear grandfather ol Judith Ann. fond brother of Victor, Bertha Longosz, and the late Casimfr. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 from chapel, 5118-26 W. Fullerton avenue, to St.

Genevieve's church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Stereotyper at the Polish Dally Alliance. BErkshire 7-9595.

KEYES Elsie Keyes, nee Holden. Dee. 24. 1949. at De Witt.

beloved wife cf the late Dr. Thomas Bassett Keyes, fond mother ef Mrs. Willard RoskeUey, of De Witt, and sister of Samuel Kenneth McK. Hclden. of Minneapolis, Mrs.

W. D. Bing-hsm, Jacksonville. and Mrs. A.

J. Joyce. Lake Bluff. 111. Resting at chapel.

233 Deerpath avenue. Lake Forest. Funeral Tuesday. Dec. 27, 3 p.

at chapel. Interment North Shore Garden et Memories. KILBERG Selma Kllberg, 1775. Arthur avenue, Dec. 24.

1949, wife of the late Gustav, dearly beloved mother of Herman, EUle. and Rudolph, fond grandmother of Jane and Nancy. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, Dec 28, at 1 p.

m. Interment Rosehill. KNOX Ralph S. Knox, beloved husband cf Grace, nee Haley; fond father cf Ralph and DonaJd. three grandchildren, son of Jchn and the late Mae.

Funeral Wednesday. 2 p. at luneral home. Lake street at 2d venue. Maywood.

Interment Mount Auburn. MAywood 14. KOSTRZEWA John Kostnewa dear hcs-l band ot Rose, nee Mieczko; beloved father of Frank, Catherine Breda. Stanley, Edward, Helen. Florence, Chester, and John Jr.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel, I 5118-26 W. Fullerton avenue, to St. Stanislaus B. A M.

church. Interment St. Joseph's. BErkshlre 7-9595. KRAMER Lawrence W.

Kramer, formerly ef 8314 Ada beloved husband cf the late Estelle Sardlgo Kramer, dear brother ef Loretta Rauen. Frances Herbert Charles, and the Rev. Raymond Kramer. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a.

from funeral home. 79th atreet at Loomls boulevard, to St Klllan's church. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Information, TRlangle 4-1187.

KREYDER Elwlne Kreyder, ne Flss. beloved wife of the late Joseph J. Kreyder. sister of August G. Fiss.

Funeral Wednesday. Dec. 28. at 1:30 at chapel, 1844 W. 63d street.

Interment Mount Greenwood. PRospect 6-1837. KUNCE Katherln Kunce of 4320 S. Chris tiana avenue, died Dec. 25, 1949.

beloved wife of Steve, dear mother of Bertha Mao Gregor, fond grandmother ot Jamea. Rest ing at funeral home, 4256 S. Mozart avenue. Services Thursday. Dec.

29. at 1:30. from funeral home. Interment Lithuanian National. KURELIC Antonla Kurelle.

beloved wife of the late Peter, fond mother cf Mrs. Mary Passaro, Mrs. Frances Bonomo. Mrs. Anne Saele and Georee.

also survived by three granacnuaren. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a. from chapel. 6217 S.

Ashland avenue, to St. Jerome's church. Interment St. Mary'a cemetery. LANDA Joseph lards, late ot 1634 S.

We- ronan evenue. Berwyn. beloved husband Rose, nee Horecky; fond father of Antonette Zcubek and Georgian a Iczzo. Services Wednesday. Dec.

28. at 10:30 a. m. funeral home. 6716 W.

16th street. Berwyn Interment Woodlawn cemetery. GUnderson 144. LAVDATT VltO Laudatl, late ct 1338 Crenshaw avenue, beloved father of Dante, Enrico and Mrs. Jerry Farenga.

Funeral Wednesday. 9. a. from chapel. 624 Western avenue, to Our Lsdy ef Pompeii church.

Interment Mount Carmel. ARml- taga 6-7800. AVERT YM 1 red Laverty. nee Kebr. beloved wife cf the late Geoixe, loving mother ot joann, Mary Ellen, and George, fond daughter cf Mary Kebr.

and the late John sister of Mae stepanek. Sylvia Hickey. John. Frank, Tnomas. James iieDr.

Helen Lindley, and the late Elsie Praza, daughter-in-law cf Joim Laverty. Funeral Wednesday. 8:45 a. from chapel, 5218 s. Kedzle avenue, to St.

Basil's church. Interment Holy Sep- uienre. ritospeci o-joiu. VEZ7.I Edward W. La Vezzl, beloved hus band of Josephine, dear father cf Thomas Robert Virginia A.

Helphrey, Marjorie M. Kremer, and William fond grandfather cf nine, brother ct Annie Matthewa. John, and Mabel Mitchell. Funeral Wednes day. a.

irom cnapei. 4920-24 Irving Park road, to St. Robert Bellartnlne church, Austin and W. Eastwood avenue. Interment All Saints'.

Klldare 5-6220. LAWRY Rsyraond G. Lawry of 7323 Phillips venue, beloved husband ot Mabel Gordon Lawry. dear lather ef John brother ef Walter M. At rest In chapel.

2024 E. 75th street. Services Wednesday, 3 p. m. Inter ment private, kindly emit flowers.

tFACff Huldah Leach of 7152 s. Emerald venue, beloved sister of Ada Hess and Jesse Bash of Los Angeles. Resting at rhapel. 7111 S. Halsted street.

Services Tuesday evening. p. m. Burial Niagara Fails. N.

LEMAR Pfc. Robert Lemar. tf. S. Dec.

i-s 22. suddenly, at. Wichita Falls. late of 3636 Janssen avenue, desr sen of Virginia Zimmerman' and the late Walter Lemar. fond brother of Walter Lemar Jr.

and Geraldlne Burns. Funeral Wednesdsy. Dec 28, at 1 p. from fu neral home, 2056-38 Belmont avenue to Montrose cemetery. LETO Joseph Leto, beloved husband of the late Loretta Leto.

loving father cf Joseph Mrs. Mary De Salvo and Mrs. Lillian De Mlo, grandfather of thirteen frand- rnnarrn ana iea greii-granacmiaren. nesting In rhapel, 510 S. Kedzia avenue.

Funeral Thursday, at 9:30 a. to Our Lady et Sorrows church. Interment Mount Carmel. LEVY Herman Levy ef 2023 N. Spauldlnt avenue, beloved husband of the late Leah, devoted father ef Max, Goldie, Nathan.

Hilda and the late Rebecca, dear grandfather ef Marsha Goldman. Funeral Wednesday. Dec. 28, 10 a. at chapel.

2235 W. Division street. Interment Rosemont Park. Please omit flowers. LOCKWOOD Otto John Lockwood, late resi dence, o2s timore avenue.

Park Ridge, beloved husband ef the late Katherine Lock-wood, fond father ef-Isabel Ochsner ef New Orleans, Oto Charlea Lockwood and Charlotte Williams, brother of Mary Waldron of St. Petersburg. Fla. Reeling at funeral home, 6754 Northwest highway, until 1 P. m.

Tuesday. Dec. 27. Services private. LUDWIG Oscar W.

Ludwlg. beloved husband of the late Bemardlne, fond father et Anna nd Walter, grandfather ef Walter Jr. and Richard J. Funeral Wednesday, a p. at funeral home.

6839 W. North avenue. Member ef Leasing lodge, Ne. 657. A.

W. A. M. Masonle services Tuesday. p.

as. interment Acacia Park, 1 I. Interment Mount Carmel. AKmitage 6-7800. i 1 MALONEY Set Emery Bcswell MARTIN Alexander G.

-Martin ef 9317 S. Elizabeth atreet, beloved husband of Mary, nee Hawes: loving father of Donald A. and Raymond fond brother of James. Chris, Fred, Mrs. Elizabeth Whyte of Lake Forest.

Mrs. Jean Donnelley of Scotland, end the late David and William. Member of Federal lodge. No. 961.

A. F. A. N. Y.

C. Square club, past president ot Prairie lodge, B. R. C. and Commodore Vanderbilt post, No.

789. American Legion. Resting at chapel, 2S24 W. 111th street. Services 1 p.

m. Thursday. Interment Eversreen cemetery. MARTIN Chester H. Martin, brother of the late Adeline Florence and G.

Herbert Martin, uncle. of Mrs. Conrad Koch of Varna, 111.. Mrs. John Miller of Cleveland, Mrs.

Don Atkinson of Cedar Rapids, Miss Ethel Sheaff of Sawyer. and Howard M. Sheaff, fI. of Oak Park. Resting at chapel, 720 Lake street.

Oak Park. Monday. Interment La con. 111.. weanesaay.

McCarthy Aiyce r. McCarthy. 7013 s. Stewart avenue, beloved daughter of Mary McElhatten- McCarthy and the late Joseph fond aister ef Joseph Mae Mrs. Rose Stone.

Edward Gerald Mrs. Lucille Conrey and the late Dr. Julia Johnson. Resting at luneral home, 6915 Wentworth avenue. Funeral Thursday at 9 a.

m. to St. Bernard's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. MrDONAGH Helen McDonagh.

nee Roache, late of 3326 S. Oakley avemie, beloved wife of Michael, fond mother cf Mary Dunne, Margaret McCarthy, Irene Westermeyer. Noreen In man, Kathleen Fitzgerald and Lucille Baumgarten, dear sister of Mrs. Mary McNlcholas and Mrs. Delia Hyland.

Member of L. C. B. A. and St.

Anne's Sanctuary sodality. Funeral Thursday. 9 a. from luneral home, 3734 Archer avenue near Western, to St. Agnes' church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. McKEOWN John C. UcKeown. Dec. 22.

1949, at Miami, formerly ot Winnetka. Ill husband cf the late Annie L. McKeown. father cf Mrs. George B.

Moore. Mrs. William S. Miles. Inez John Thomas and Kenneth C.

McKeown. Resting at chapel, 1567 Mapls avenue, Evanston, Tuesday afternoon and evening. Service 3 p. rru Wednesday at Memorial Park cemetery. MCLAUGHLIN Mary A.

McLaughlin, nee Jordan, beloved wife cf the late James devoted mother of Frank J. and the late James T. and Robert, grandmother cf Rcy. Robert, James. Helen.

Margaret and Judith McLaughlin, sister cf Margaret Phillips. Thomas Jordan, end the late Catherine Desmond. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a. from residence.

7948 S. Carpenter street, to St. Sablna'a church. Interment Mount Olivet. Member of St.

Sabina's Altar and Rosary society. MERRTTT Avis O. Merrltt, formerly ef 25391! Prairie avenue. Evanston. 111..

Dec 23, 1949. Sister of the late Emma Merrltt. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday.

Dec. 27. at 3 p. m. Interment Rosehill.

MEYER Fred J. Meyer, 4124 Oakton street. Skokle, dear husband of the late Glsela. nee Laury: father of Robert D. and Audrey W.

Resting at funeral home, 8057 Niles Center read. Monday, Dec. 26. Funeral services Tuesday. 2 p.

Ok. Interment private. M1LINARE James Jimmy Miller I Milinare. late of La Grange. 111., beloved husband of Harriet, -nee Botwlnskl: loving father cf James and Mary Ann.

father-in-law cf Frances Milinare. grandfather of Sharon Lee. and Lindy, fend brother cf Rose Cavalll, of Mississippi. Lillian Rottum. Ruth Satur-nlno, Mike, and Mary Scafuii.

Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from chapel, 4013 W. Harriscn. to Mother Cabrlnl 'church. Interment Mount Carmel.

NEvada 8-0644. MILLEK Martin L. Millek of 1212 N. Richland avenue. Oak Park, beloved husband of Mathilda, fond father of Mrs.

Susie Ras-mussen and Mrs. Hazel Evert. Services Tuesday. Dec. 27.

2 p. at funeral heme, 5350 W. North avenue. Interment Irvlnj Park cemetery. TUxedo 9-8844.

MION Antoinette Mion, late ef 2558 W. Superior street, dearly beloved wife of Sante, fond mother of Angelo, Louis, and Mary. Funeral wednesaay. Dec. zs, at a.

m. SSS? boulevard and Huron street. Interment St. Joseph's. For Information, BRunswick 8-8220 or ERunswlck 8-8528.

MTTCHEL Noel S. Mitchel. ef 1244 Albion avenue, beloved son of Maurice and Pearl Mitchel, dear brother of Norma Lee Resnlck. fond grandson of Sarah Mishkutz. Services Tuesday.

11 a. at chapel. 5306 Broadway. Intermrnt I. O.

B. A. Waldheim. MORAN Ella Moran. nee Stanton, ef 3241 N.

Whipple street, beloved wife el the late Peter, fond mother cf Richard, Mrs. Ann Kelly. Mrs. Ellen McKee and Thomas, sister rf Patrick end Richard Stantcn and the late Mrs. Mary McCormlck and Mrs.

Cecilia Murphy, Mrs. Catherine Mangle and Delia Stanton. Funeral from parlors, 2627 Lawrence avenue. Thursday. 9 a.

to St. Vercnlca church. Interment All Saints' cemetery. NEWMAN Otis P. Newman.

I. O. O. F. home at Mattoon, 111., formerly of 7330 S.

Carpenter street, Dec. 24. 1949. husband cf the late Jennie Newman, father ct Mrs. Nellie N.

Kcbick and Robert F. Newman. At chapel. 316 W. 63d street at Harvard avenue, where services will be r.eld Tuesday, Dec 27.

at 1 p. m. Interment Fairmont. Services Monday. Dec.

26. at 8 p. m. under the auspices of Cock County Iodre No. 240.

O. O. F. WEntworth 6-0023. O'CONNOR Charles O'Connor, beloved ton ct the late Frank and Elizabeth O'Connor, fond brother of Edward.

Elizabeth Whlt-more. Mae Meamy, and the late Russell and Walter O'Connor. Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 2S. at 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 7013 S. Racine avenue, to St. Adrian's church. Mass 10 a.

m. Interment St. Mary's. O'DEA Kathryn M. OTea of 5 W.

Delaware place, dear daughter of Clara Rodgem O'Dea and the late James O'Dea, fond sister cf Dorothea O'Dea and the late William C. O'Dea. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. from funeral home, 712 W.

31st street, to St. Bridget's church. Interment Calvary. Victory 3-1158. PEEL Richard Henry Peel, age 63.

ef 42S Bleckhawk street, Chicago. Dec. 23, at Lake hospital, beloved husband of Henrietta Merten Peel, fond father ct Hart riette P. Stokes, brother of Mrs. Florence McCulloush of Wlllowbrook, and Mrs.

Martha Grlgg of Mill Valley, fond grandfather cf Richard Henry. James G. nd Joanne Stokes. Resting at chapel. 3415 N.

Clark street, after 2 pm. Monday. Services 2 p. m. Tuesday.

Interment Forest Home cemetery. Member ot Columbian lodze, No. 819, A. F. A A.

Columbia com- mandery. No. 63. K. Oriental Consistory alley or Chicago, and Medinah temole.

A. A. O. N. M.

S. Knight Templar services aionaay evening, 8 p. m. PELLICCIA Charles Pelllcda. Dee.

25. 1949 oeiovea sen or John and the late Murphy Pelliccla. father of Geraldlne Cas saclo. brother of John Pelliccla and Carolin Mitchell. Funeral Wednesday, at 9 a.

from funeral home. 245 W. North avenue, to Immaculate Conception church. Inter ment St. Joseph cemetery.

PERRY Roscoe J. Perry, Dec. 26. at his home, 329 Collins street, Joliet, 111., husband of Mariruerite Scully Perry, father of Georeia Deiss and Patricia Oldani, brother of 1.. Day ferry or Chicago.

Karl, and Mrs, Gates of Madison. Mrs. Ivor Morris and Mrs. Don Morgan of Aurora. Funeral trern his lat home, Weontrday.

Dec. 28 10 a. to St. Mary's church, 10:30 a. interment Mount Olivet cemetery, Joliet, PETERSON Dorothy A.

Peterson, nee Fisie, late residence 6123 N. Harlem avenue, be loved wife of Herbert O. Peterson, fond mother of Herbert Betty Lou Cooke Patricia Fassnacht, Dorothy Ford, Barbara Nancy and Michael, sister cf the late George K. Fiske, dear grandmother of six grand children. Services Wednesday, Dec.

28 at 2:30 p. at funeral home, 6754 Northwest highway. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. PLOUGH See Elizabeth Anderson notice, POGGI Andrew C. Pogsi.

643 Garfield gtreet, Oak Park, beloved husband of Grace, fond iamer ci A. ana Mary Zmlg. serv ices Wednesday. Dec. 28.

at 3:30 p. at luneral home. 6901-03 Roosevelt road, cor ner Kenllworth avenue. Interment Forest Home cemetery. STanley 904.

POYNTON James B. Poynton. Der. 25. 1949 late ot 8025 s.

Harper avenue, beloved husband et Grace F-. nee Maltby; dear father of Leo the Rev. Walter O. Carm Grace F. McCann.

Francis the Rev. Ignatius O. Florence L. Barry and the late Catherine, brother of Thomas M. Funeral Wednesday.

9:30 a. from chapel, 8204 Stony Island avenue, to St. Felicltas" church. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment St- Mary's. Information, ESsex 5-2400. PREHLER Anna Bruce Campbell Prehler. Dee. 25.

1949. Erie, wife ef John J. Preh ler. mother cf William Campbell Prehler. grandmother of Judith Ann and Amy Louise irenier, past matron ot Ben ur enaprer.

No. 401. O. E. s.

Private services. Dec. 25, Donald Burton funeral home. Erie. Pa.

Inter ment Laurel Hill cemetery, Erie, Fa. EEDMANN Frank Redmann, beloved husband of Mildred, nee Teney; lond lather 01 Donald, brother cf Ella Cornwall. Jennie Hendrickson, William Redmann. Lydia Wan- row. Elmer Redmann.

and Ethel Judd. Services Wednesday. 2 p. at funeral home. 1023 N.

California avenue. Inter ment Waldheim. RIECKER MAN William Rleekermao of 1140 W. 34th place, beloved husband or Mary, dear father ot Ernest. Clara Kropidlowaki, Gertrude Romanowski.

Raymond, Florence Skarzynskl. Delores Braner, and Lorraine. Funeral Wednesdav. Dec. 28.

9:30 a. from chanel. 1059 W. 32d street, to Im maculate Conception church. Interment St-Mary'a cemetery.

YArds 7-6424. ROBKRG See Oscar J. Swenson notice. RUBARDT Oscar P. Rubardt.

beloved hus band of the late Marie, xono latner 01 Thyra Jensen. Ethel Ulrey and Marie Sali-man. Services Wednesday, 1 p. at funeral home. 3301 Fullerton evenue.

Inter, ment RosehiU. Member of Dania and Danish Old Settlers. H.VSSAKOV Edith Russakov. of 5447 Broad way, beiovea wue or josepn, oear mutner Morris Russell. Sidney, and Michael, de-voted grandmother- of seven grandchildren, fond sister df Rose Rose.

Flora Meyers, and Pauline Albertl. Services Tuesday. 1 p. chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment W.

S. Waldheim. RYAN Patrick J. Ryan, late of 640 W. 37th atreet.

eeiovea nusoana 01 norm, ore xii7. fond father of Marguerite. Grace, and Sheila Ryan, beioved aon of the late Patrick and Orace Ryan, uncle of Jack, Anna Mae. and Francis Healy. brother of Mary Moriarity.

Katherine Detter. Julia Frankenbach. Beatrice Cannon. Sister Mary Grace. Michael, and the late Walter Cornelius, and Margaret Fitzgerald.

At funeral home. 634 W. 37th street. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. m.

from funeral home. 634 W. 37th treat, to Nativity church. Interment Holy xepulchre. Member ef Nativity Holy Name society.

Please emit Sowers, HOUSING SITES Commission Tells Policy on Appraisals The Chicago land clearance commission has adopted what it considers a foolproof policy and system for eliminating any speculation in its acquisition of slum property for redevelopment proj ects. Consisting of five nonpolitical commissioners, the commission was created by state law as the principal piece of administrative machinery in Chicago's housing program- Its job is to buy and clear slum tracts, and then resell the property at written down prices to private developers of new housing. As its first undertaking the commission is acquiring a 20 block area at 31st st. and South Park way. This site will be used chiefly by the New York Life Insurance company for a modern apartment project of 1,400 dwelling units.

Sums Up Policy Ira Each, executive director of the commission, summed up the commission's policy on land acquisition with this comment, "If there's the slightest hint that a property owrer or speculator is trying to profit at the public's ex pense, we drop negotiations and put the property into condemnation so that the price can be set in a jury trial." If condemnation is not necessary here is how the commission negotiates for a parcel of property: Two of the commission's 12 appraisers are assigned independently to the property. Each turns in a detailed report on what he thinks is a fair value. These appraisals are based on such factors as condition of the property, depreciation, current economic valuation or the income as a rental unit, and sales prices of other similar property within the last year. Independent Review Blade An independent review of the two initial appraisals is made by still a third appraiser. The reviewing appraiser, in turn, submits a report to the commission real estate committee, which determines the commission's initial acceptance price.

Commissioners on this committee are Herman Wal-ther, an authority on real estate appraising, and. Michael J. Long, well known realtor. The acceptance price information is turned over to a staff of five negotiators, headed by Bryant A. Hammond, who begin negotiations.

If the property owner refuses the offer, he is advised obtain the services of a competent appraiser and submit his own appraisal. If a price is agreed upon in negotiations, it must be approved by the full commission. Other Commission Members Other commissioners besides Walther and Long are John Mc-Kinlay, former president of Marshall Field Co. and chairman of the commission; Dr. Henry T.

Heald, -president of the Illinois Institute of Technology, and Truman K. Gibson a Negro attorney and former assistant to the secretary of war. Walter Strandin, director of the commission's real estate division, reported that 103 parcels of the New York Life site have been acquired thru negotiations. Condemnation suits recently were filed on 25 other parcels. The New York Life site consists of 724 par cels.

All of these are expected either to have been acquired or placed in condemnation by spring. Cost Set at 11 Million Strandin said thus far there had been no indication of Speculation in the property deals. Approximately half of the area, he said, is owned by Negroes living there. Much of the remainder, Strandin said, is owned by the George F. Harding estate and several industrial and commercial firms.

The commission expects to spend approximately 11 million dollars acquiring the area. The resale price to the private developers probably will be about 2 million. Besides New York Life, three Negro life insurance companies also plan small housing developments. The 9 million dollar loss in the resale will be covered by federal, state and city funds earmarked for this operation. HOLD FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR E.

E. GRIEST, 67 Euclid Eugene Griest, 67, of 370 V. Normal pkvvy-. vice president and general manager of Lehigh Foundries and widely known in industrial and engineering circles, died Sunday in Luke's hospital. Mr.

Griest's career in railroad ing, engineering, and the steel and iron industries began in 1907 as a designing engineer for the Crucible Steel company. He worked for the Erie railroad and for 10 years was with the Pennsylvania railroad at Fort Wayne, Ind. He was general superintendent and later vice president of the Chicago Railway Equipment company from 1918 to 1936, vice president and general manager of the Fort Pitt Malleable Iron company from 1936 to 1940, when he joined Lehigh Foundries. He was the author of many articles in technical publications. Surviving are his widow, Mari-anna, and two daughters.

Charity Jeanne and Guinevere L- Private funeral services will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 4516 63d st, 2 of of tr-rf-..