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JOCHTOf J. Harry Jochum Jr. I54S Sher PORRO See Joseph Skembar natlca. WINNIE WINKLE I -J I BROUGHT THEM H'AAmTRVIKJG WH-WHV, A SO, WOW.IM IWSAKIE TUT-TUT, WOKJEVS COME ALONG -WE'RE 60IK1S I WHAT novnM TpikJP PATFO SOME CAKIDy TO BRIBE YOU'RE AMD INCAPABLE BUT I "'AM IHfclK r- DfcSfcKllNto II mc LU VrV rTZ, CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE 20 Ttdy.J1r22.1947 FREDERICK HACK" DIES; NOTABLE REALTY LAWYER I OBITUARIES Mrs. Elizabeth Lincoln Otis HIT-RUN DRIVER FINED $100 FOR INJURING DOG A hit and run automobillst who struck and injured a dog was fined $100 and costs yesterday in Racine av.

court by Judge Leon Edelman who admonished: It is just as much a crime to leave the scene of an accident when the victim is an animal as when it is a human being." The judge entertained a motion to vacate the fine and continued the case to this morning if the offender in the meantime pays the dog's hospital bill. The fine was imposed on a disorderly conduct charge preferred against Roy Thompson, 23, of 1428 Congress st. Me was arrested Sunday night at Ogden av. and Erie st. He had been pursued by Fred Frasano, 1939 Ohio after the dog a pet of the Frasano children, had been struck.

Thompson told the court he saw the animal walk away after the accident and drove off when he became afraid because various members of the Frasano family began yelling at him. M. B. KENNEDY DIES; EXPERT ON CORPORATE LAW Services for Millard B. Kennedy, 58, will be held at 3 p.

m. tomorrow at the First Methodist church in Evanston. Mr. Kennedy, a member of the law firm of Mayer, Meyer, Austrian and Piatt, died Friday in the Banff Springs hotel. Alberta.

His home was at 1130 Lake Shore blvd. Evanston. Mr. Kennedy was an authority on corporate laws, and headed many bar association committees In ad vancing the improvement of various laws. He was attorney for the speak er of the Illinois house from 1934 to 1936.

He also wrote extensively on civil and criminal liabilities. Mr. Kennedy was active with his wife in the Illinois Opera guild, of which she was president. He is survived by his widow, Myrna; a son. Cornelius; his mother, Mrs.

B. Kennedy, Canton, S. a brother, Verne Evanston, and a sister, Mrs. John Odell, Greeley, la. HUSBAND KILLED, WIFE INJURED IN AUTO CRASH Alfred Ridley, 65, of Indianapolis, was killed yesterday and his wife, Anne, 61, seriously injured when their car collided with another car at River rd.

and Central av, Maine township. Mrs. Ridley was taken to the North Western hospital. Driver of the other car was Nick Giannina, 46, of Bensenville. James Reoch, 25, of 6811 Paxton av, died in Glidden hospital at De Kalb yesterday, the third victim of an auto crash Sunday near Waterman in which Arthur Berry, 60, of Shabbona, and Reoch's wife, Cora Belle, Z1, were killed.

Five other persons were Injured. Up to 4 p. m. yesterday 330 persons had been killed in Cook county traffic acidents since Jan. 1.

Of these, 252 were killed in Chicago, where 13,034 persons were injured in the same period. daif yi win avenue, juiy 31, 1W47, beloved husband of Hllma Jochum, loving father of Lester. brother of Mrs. Gertrude Collamer Washington, D. C.

At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday. July 23, at 3 p. m.

Interment private. JOHNSEN Margaret Johnien. nee Rouse. July ti. it, oeiovea wne or Harry c.

dear mother of Robert mother-in-law of Grethe. Member of Stloam chapter. No. 119. O.

E. S. Services Wednesday. 2 p. at funeral chapel, 4338-40 Fullerton avenue.

Interment Mount Emblem. JOHNSON Charles A. Johnson of 866 Aldlne avenue, beloved husband of Selma, fond lather of Roy A. Johnson. Funeral Thursday, 2 p.

at chapel. 929 Rrlmont avenue. In-trrmrnt Rldgrwocd cemetery. JOHNSON Charles E. Johnson nf 1226 Wesley avenue.

Berwyn. beloved husband ot Helen, dear father of Russell Swanson. Shirley Kor.el, and Charles Johnson, brother of Fllsabeth Johnson of Maywood. and Clara Abrama. Services Wednesday.

2 p. at funeral home, 6748 Roosevelt road. Oak Park. Interment Wooolawn. Member of Oak Park police department.

Edward Cook lodge. No. 1023, A. F. and A.

and Charles Roth post. American Lesion, Former member of Chicago Fir -Insurance patrol. JONES Set Leonard Leenheer notice. KALB Kstherln Kalb. latt of 2831 N.

Ked- ile avenue, beloved wife ef the lat John, fond mother of Mrs. Emily Beutllch. Mrs. Bessie Bensen. and the late Ottllte and Margaret Kalb, dear grandmother ot five grandchildren.

Funeral July 23. 1 p. from funeral home, 3026 Belmont avenue. Interment Montroae cemetery. Info.

Jun. 4200. KALBOW Justice Kslbnw. ne Miller, ot 1665 S. Central Park avenue, beloved wife of the late Charles, fond sister of Anna Schrank.

F.rneat Miller. Carrie Toppen ot Muskegon. and the late Charles 3. Miller. Funeral Wednesday.

1 p. from funeral home. 4115-17 W. 26th street to St. Mark's Ev.

Luth. church. California av. and 33d at. Interment Concordia.

KASHEIMER Mathilda Kashelmer. ne Fet- atau, July 20, beloved wife of Louis dear mother of David L. Funeral Wednesdsy at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home, 1359-61 Fullerton avenue, to St.

Bonaventure's church. Interment St. Joseph's. KATSCHKE Paul Katschke. dear father ot Mrs.

Mildred Macholl. Mrs. Dorothy Pushkin. Mrs. Pearl Cassata.

and Albert Katschke. Services Thursday, July 24, at 1:30 p. m. at funeral home. 3440 N.

Central avenue. Interment Concordia. KUdar 5420. KAUFFMANN Gerhard Kautfmann ot 3017 Logan beloved husband ot Carol, nee Graves: father of Frledrlch and Gretchen. son ot Carl, brother of Hilda Kappe.

Arthur. Edith Stadtlandrr, Joachim, and Charlotte Mertlnelt. Services Wednesday, 3 p. at chapel. 3321 Lincoln avenue, to Graceland.

KENNEDY Millard B. Kennedy. July 16. 1947. of 1130 Lake Shore drive.

Evanston. 111., member of Mayer. Merer. Austrian A Piatt at Banff Springs hotel. Alberta.

Serv. ic weanesaey. 3:00 p. at First Mctn- oaist cnurcn, Evanston. KESNER Louis Kesner of 8503 W.

Adams street, beloved husbsnd of Sarah, dear la tner ot Mary and Ted Sher. Aaron, Evelyn, and Isadora Newman, fond aon ot Bessie Keener, brother of Sarah Appleton, John Dave, and Jo Keener, three grandchildren Services Wednesday. 3 o. Chanel. 3654 W.

Roosevelt road. IntermenfAbva Achlm cemetery. Forest Park. KROYT Bertha Kroyt. beloved sister of Meron ana Boris Kroyt.

fond cousin of Dora Kap lan, services Tuesday, 12 norm, at chapel. 3654 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Roae- munt Park cemetery. KULP C.

Harry Kulp ef 8210 Vernon ave nue, beloved husband of Mabel, nee Elsen-stein: loving son of Hermtna Kulp and dear oiotner of Mrs. Lillian wilk ot Cleveland. fond acn-ln-law of Harry and Anna Elsensteln. Funeral Tuesday. Julv 33.

at 10 a. at chapel, P3 E. 47th street. interment Westlawn cemetery. Family Elsensteln residence, 4731 Ingleside.

KUNZLER See Leonard Leenheer notice. LA BARRE Robert H. La Barre. late of 1942 s. Lombard avenue, Berwyn; beloved hus- oana 01 Antonia.

ne Walndl, fond father of Edward and Charles, dear son of Bertha Kachllne, and son-in-law of Emma WalndL Funeral Wednesday. July 33. at 1:30 p. m. at chapel.

6716 W. 16th street. Berwyn. Interment local cemetery. Gunderson 144, or "VO 11311.

LEENHEER Leonard Leenheer. of aa st rauiina street, beloved husband ttt Barbara Kuniler Leenheer, fond father of Elsie Jones. Henrietta Robertson. Elizabeth Stelnbarth. Marie Barara.

Edward and George Leenheer. brother of Elizabeth Sampson. Dorothy Post, and Louis Leenheer. At funeral home. 69th at Justine street.

Funeral Wednesdav. 9: MO to St. Justin Martyr church. Inter ment st, Mary a. LESCIER Antoinette fAnnal Leader, loving u.usmcr 01 ine tat Bridget.

Funeral wed- nrsaay at 8:45 a. m. from funeral home, 2307 s. Laramie avenue, to Holy Family church, Roosevelt road and May street. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery1.

Member of Holy Family branch. No. 751. Ladlea Catholic Benevolent association and Hawthorn cnapier. leiepnon Pioneers of America.

Lawndal 5799 or Olympic 200. LIPHARDT Elisabeth Llnhardt. Met- n. Monuceuo avenue, beloved wlf 01 nrrman, near motner Of Roy, Henry, and the late Charles ii.tM.f "Thompson, grsndmother of Dorothy Rst-thel and Patricia Scherer. great-grandmother naitnei.

Funeral wednes- ilav O'lfl a mm m. lunvrai nome. ajoi Fullerton avenue, to Our Lady of Grace church. Interment local cemetery. LUCKRITZ Clara Lembeck Luckrttg, July 30.

oeiovea wii or in late Rudolph, mother of Lorraine. Mrs. Helen Wrlvht mnn the lat Klesel Luckrlts. Funeral Thursday a.w, asvuuquc, ia. McCLUSKEY Mary Loretta McCluskey.

wife junn sister or jamea Llnstead. Fu- irr.i wraneaaay. a. ra. from chapel.

Madison street, to St. Jarlath's iu nq taivary cemetery. MCCORMICK John A. McCormlck. lata of 7015 S.

Vernon avenue, beloved aon ef Joseph and th lat Delia McDonough McCormlck. devoted brother of Josephine Gul- n.ne, unvrr. ana tne late Marion Mconey Funeral Wednesdav. Julv 5 a. a from funeral home, 1018-20 W.

79tn street 10 st. church, maaa 10:30 jnivrment Mount unvet cemetery. MERSCH Peter C. Merach. lata aim a ouvruren street, oeiovea nusband of Kath- ijn.

near lamer 01 Robert Francis Audrey suns, and th lat Gilbert, fond brother of Clara and th lat Nicholas merscn. nesting at funeral Home. 7013 S. Racine avenue. Funeral Thursday.

July 24. at a. to St. Margaret's church. In terment at.

Mary stew. 0460. MEYER Adeline Frances Meyer, suddenly. July 21. 1947.

daughter of William E. Meyer and th late Elizabeth T. nee Schmidt 1. sister of Lillian F. and Harvey F.

Funeral irom cnapei. oooi n. Ashland avenue. Tuei day. July 22, at 9:30 a.

to St. Gregory's church. Interment St. Bonlfaca'a. lease omit flowers.

MEYER John L. Meyer of 4541 rt. Montleello avenue, beloved husband of Johanna, dear father of Emily Schleerl. grandfather of jonn Henry ana Gary. Services Thursday at 1 p.

m. at funeral home. 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Oak Rldje. pst master i-ogan aquarc lodge.

No. 891, A. F. and Logan Squar chapter, No. 338.

R. A. M. MILLER Julia M. Miller.

3110 Montrose avenue. July 21. 1947. beloved wlf of Richard, loving mother of Gwendolvn Kllgor. Ethelwynn Ungethuem.

and Delete Beeftlnk. dear grandmother of four grandchildren, fond sister ot Ros Dow, Frances Hllker. Eva Saunders, Frank. Charles, and Adam Drowske. Services Thursday, July 34, at 2 p.

at chapel. 2114 Irving Park road. Interment Rosehili cemetery. MILLER Sec Anders notice. MOE Martha J.

Mo, of 581 Ingleside Psrk. Evanston. sister of Mrs. William R. Uhlemann, and Mrs.

Andrew I. Seaver. Services Wednesday. 11 a. Graceland cemetery chapel.

Resting at chapel, 1400 Sherman venue, Evanston. Kindly omit flowers. MOORE Mrs. Jessie B. Moor ef 440 Sheridan road.

Clencoe. wife of the late John mother of Mrs. Carl D. King, James H. Moore, and William B.

Moore, seven grandchildren. Resting at funeral home; Linden avenue and Tower mad. Hubbard Woods. Services Wednesday. July 33.

3 p. at Glrnco Union cnurcn. interment Rcsenui cemetery. MORRIS Louts A. Nappy I Morris, beloved husband of Sarah, nee Davidson: dear father of Mildred Woodnlck.

Sidney. Edward. Franklin, Theodor. and Gall, fond brother of Hannah Could, grandfather ef on grandchild. Services Tuesday, 1 p.

at chapel, 3125 Rtoievelt road. Interment Westlawn cemetery. NELSON Anne Softe Nelson ef 1645 N. Tal-man avenue, dear mother of Margareth Petersen and Edith Duckman. Servlcea Wedneaday at 3 p.

m. at funeral home. 3301 W. Fullerton. Interment Mount Olive NELSON Betty Nelson, ne Ingman.

beloved wife of Alfred, fond mother ot Raymond and Lc Roy of Glendale, Cal dear sister ot Olaf Ingman of Loa Angeles, Cat. Resting at funeral home. 3916 Irving Park road, until noon Wednesday. Servlcea at Iv. Mission Covenant Church of Irving Park at 2 p.

m. Interment Mount Olive. NOLAN Joseph M. Nolan, beloved husband of Rita Flanlgan Nolan, dear father of Edward. Raphael.

Dorothy Stucchell. Mary A. Kama. Joseph Donald, Gerald, Robert, Rita Mae, and Bernadette. brother of Elizabeth Keane, John, Francis, Agnes, and th late William.

Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. from funeral home. 1732 Wilson avenue, to our Lady of Lourde church. Interment St.

Boniface's. O'CONNOR Ros O'Connor. July 30. 1947. beloved daughter of the lat Hugh and Bridget Lyons O'Connor, sister of the Rev.

Hugh J. O'Connor, C. M. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. m.

from funeral home. 345 W. North avenue, to St. Vincent's church. Interment Calvary.

Member ot Credit Men's Illinois Catholic Women's club, Alextan Brothers auxiliary, and Paul Day nursery. OEX MANN Gottlieb tKnute) C. Oesmann. suddenly. July 21, see 50.

late of 5713 Hohman avenue, Hammond, formerly of Vlnreniirs. beloved husband of Zlta. fond father ef WaUae and Charles, brother of Hulda Oexmann. Resting at chapel. S713 Hohman avenue after 7 p.

ro. Tuesday. Serv. ice at St. Paul'a Lutheran church, Clinton street.

Hammond. Thursday, July 24, at 2 p. m. Interment at Elmwoed cemetery. Hammond.

Ind. OMAN George Oman, dear brother of Mrs. Margaret MrAlonan. Mrs. Charlotte Kamlah.

John and Alex C. At funeral home, 1733 Wilson avenue. Servlcea Wednesday, 3 p. m. Interment private.

OTIS Elizabeth Lincoln Shack ford Otis. July 30. 1947. In Tucson. widow ef Wll- llan A.

Otis, mother of Louise Otis Burlin son and Samuel S. Otis. Services in Tucson. Interment private. Wednesday, July 23.

Rose-hill cemetery. PEDERSEN Sophia Pedersen. beloved wife ef th late Harry, loving mother ot Harry Jr. Walter, Frank, and Glenn, fond grandmother of four, atster of William S. Nelson and Mrs.

Mae Orr. Resting at chapel, 851 E. 75th street. Services Wednesday, July 33. at 3 p.

m. Interment Oak Woodi. PORTEOUS See Julia M. Miller notlc. POST Thomas Post, husband of Rita Post, father ot Jules Pt.it.

Funeral home for funerals. Erie at Wabash avenue. Tuesday. July 22. at 9 m.

to Holy Ku Cathedral. Interment St. Joseph's. PRUESS William E. Prness.

resting a Or care, dearly beloved husband ct Suzanne. Chatellllrr: dear father ot Mrs Dccue Me. -zaros. fond father-in-law of Jesrph A. Me.

zaros. Funeral Wednesday. Ju.v 23. at 9 301 a. from funeral home.

525 Armitac avenue, to -St. Michael's church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. R1ED See Edward C.

Rledrr notice. R1EDF.R Edward G. Rleder. beloved TiusbaM of Anna, nee Rlnghand: loving father of Edward Helen. Ruth Rleder.

and Mrs. Bernlce Caruso. Resting at chapel. 1(44 W. 63d atreet.

Services Thursday. 24. at 2 p. m. Interment Oak Woods.

Pro. 183T. ROKUSEK Frank Rrkusek. lat of Tuesca. beloved brother of Louis.

Joseph. Mary I.ltlntky. and Frances Huipek. Sertwt Wednesday. 10 a.

at chapeL 6507 W. Cermak road. Interment Bohemian NaUcoal cemetery. Stanley 2310. ROSE William Ros.

lata ef 307 Rklgewont avenue. Riverside, 111, beloved Basaand cl Augusta, dear father of Evelyn F.acsey. Harry and th lat Lillian Levaa. of Leslie Maher. Resting at r.ls ait home.

Service Tuesday. Juiy 22. at 2 p. m. Interment Archer Woods.

Brookfte.d 4262. RUSSELL Mary C. Russell, ne Crawford. loved wife of the late Michael, loving mctfcer of Harold and Archie, grandmother ct Michael and Carol Russell, aiater of Annabel: Sullivan. Jeanett Swanson.

Archie and John Crawford. Funeral Wednesday. a. from chapel, 1006 W. 89th street, to acredl Heart church.

70th and May streets. sunt St. Mary' cemetery. Normal 4668. RUTER Henry Ruter.

are 83. ef Custer Par. beloved husband Dora, fond father ef Mrs. Maml Anderson. Mrs.

Alma Duma, and th lat Louis. Charlotte, and Sophie, grandfather of Henry and Robert Anderson. -neral Wednesday, July 23. at 1 p. m.

at his lat residence. Custer Park. In Sleepy Hollow Memorial park, llltn Central avenue. Worth. IU.

SALTER George Manse! Salter ef 32S6 palmer street. Husband ef Eicanor Jesnmro Salter, father of Florence and th Lar Elaine, brother ot Mrs. Maude Leeaiard. Funeral Wednesdsy. 3 p.

at chapel. 2344 Madison street- Burial RosetUU ceswtery. SAVAGE Richard J. Savage at Atbar. N.

husband of Mary ne Emerm; father ot Robert K. Richard 3. Jr. Mrs. Emest A.

Thomas ot Washington. D. a-d Mrs. Thomas J. O'Donneil ef A.baey, and the late Lieut.

John E. Savage. wierds may call at chapel. 730 Lake itreet. os Park, after lp, a.

Tuesday. Funeral soutat later. SCHABERG Elizabeth Schaberg. ne Kemgan. et 6619 8.

Msrshnel avenue, dearly beloved wit of William, devoted mother cf John Schaberg and Mary Fiedler, toed slater ot Martin and Them Kerrigan. Kills, and th lat Frank. Austin. and William Kerrigan, and Mary Dar.i-heimer. Funeral Wednesday, JO a.

so. from chapel. 1716-16 w. did atrcrt. tw St.

Mary of Mount Carmel chorea. Interment St. Mary s. Proa. 1000-3189.

SCHERER Se Elizabeth Llphardt nerjee. SCHERTZINGER Johanna SchertzlrgeT. be loved wife of th lat Carl, fond motner r.z Marl. Arthur, th late William. E'jzaaetri.

and Gertrude, mother-in-law ef Knnrst Schertzinger. grandmother ef wilbor and Donald. Services Wednesdsy. Jul 23. 3:30 ra m.

her lat residence. 4710 X. Artesian avenue. Interment Graceland cemetery. SCHWARTZ Mary Schwartz, ne Dumke.

w'sj ef Fred, mother of Mrs. Cars wegner. Mrs. Carl Buck, and the late Clara, atster ef Mrs. Minna Kropp.

nesting at funeral bom, 79th st. and Phillip until 11 Wednesday, then In Stat at St Paul's Lat.i-eran church. 76th st. and Dorchester av. Services.

3 p. m. Interment Ccncordl cens tery. Hammond. Ind.

Sen. 6959. SERPE Joseph Skembar eotica. SHANAHAN Lucy Doran Sharahaa et 125 S. 71st street, beloved wire ot th lat slsur ol Mrs.

Grace Funeral Wednes day. 9 a. from funeral heme. 31 E. 71st street, to St.

Columbanus church. Inte-. tnent St, Mary's. El Paso. LU ftpers pleas copy.

SHAPIRO Rose Shapiro of 6602 N. Clark, be loved wife of Samuel fond slster-trt-Ia ot George Ballen. dear aunt of Res Schecft-trr. Nathan Tlille Gars. Mildred Dworkln.

Shirley Cooper. Sara. Morris, and Dr J. Louis Ballen. Services Wednesday.

3 p. at chapel. 1300 W. Devon awnu. Interment Rldgelawn.

Shiva at Sctilechter a. 1446 Arthur avenue. SIMMON Fecdora Simmon, lat et 4720 Harding avenue, beloved wit of dear mother of Dr. Nichols M. Simmon.

Michael S. Simmon, and Alexander Simmon, toed mother-in-law ot Bernlce. loving g-and-nctfter et Marcla Simmon. Funeral Thursday. 9 a.

from chapel. 3409-11 W. Chtcazt avenue, to St. George's Russian Crtnodoa cathedral, 917 N. Wood atreet.

Xatennent Elmwood Memorial Park cemetery. Information. Armltaga 3000. SIMON Henry Simon, beloved husband ef late Bessie, fond lather ef Max and trie iat Cecil Silvers and Everett, dear brother ct Mary Handelsteln and the late Benjamin. Funeral Tuesdsy.

July 33. at 1 p. at chapel. 936 E. 47th-t.

Burial O. B. Waldheun. SKEMBARE Joseph Skembar. beloved mss band of Agatna.

ne Iacono: fond father ct Mary Porro, Ros Serp. Carmen. George. Helen, and the latt Gloria, fond brother cf Antonia Scribano, Jchn. Samuel.

Anrellca Lacognata, Carmella Pattl. th lat Frank. Dr. Manuel Skembar. and Marianne Scnbann.

Funeral Thursdsy. 9 a. from chapeL 1439 Taylor atreet. to Our Lady of PompeU chorea. Interment Mount Carmel.

Moo. 2416. SMITH Katherine Smith, ne Hlgglna. wlf cf Jamea. sister of Mrs.

T. 3. T-a-y and John J. Hlgglna. Burial gprttgSetd.

Wednesday. July 33. SOLOMAN Robert Selomsn, Brother ef Saney Bhabez, Sourta Baba. and Susan VcDin. Remains resting at funeral home, 5200 X.

Western avenue comer ot Foster, until 1L a. Wednesday, July 23. Servlcea 1 at St. John's church. Be.

den and Hajud atreet. Interment Elmwood cemetery. SPENCER Mary Grovesteen Spencer. Blotter of Archie and Richard, grandmother ei Mary Ellen Spalding. Betty Ann Spencer, and Margaret Elien, atster ef M.

Ellen Grovesteen. Service and Interment at convenience cf famtly. STAVE Charles H. Stav. July 30.

at Pasadena, beloved husband ef Anna. for.d father ef Helen and th lat Kathryn Stave, brother of Sophia Stav and th lat Kelts Stav Hardy. Service prtvat. P. ease emit flowers.

Interment Thornton. IX STEINBARTH See Leonard Leenheer notice. STELK William F. Stelk ef 215 Marenzo avta-nue. Forest Park.

beleved husband of Adeline, ne Becker: fend father ot CUra Eakln. Alfred. Adeline KelL. William I. Frelda Feltes.

Vernla Kramer, grandfather cf nine grandchildren. Resting at funeral home. 203 S. Marlon. Oak Park.

13- until 11 a. m. Wednesday. Lying in state ia Trinity Lutheran church. Erie and Ridgeland avenue.

Otk Park, Wednesday Lrotn noca cn til time of services at 2 p. m. Bunai Concordia. SZAJEK Saver 1 France Szajek. beloved wife 01 tne late Frank, lond mother et Bednars.

Stella Myszkowskl. and Joseph, grandmother of three grandchildren, atster cf Walter and Albert Kcldykcwskt. Julia Wojclk. and Stella Jasek. Funeral Thursday.

July 24V at 9:30 a. from residence, 3406 w. 39ta atreet. to St. Psncratius church.

Tatermect St. Adalbert' cemetery. Lai. 7781. THIELAN William J.

Thielaa. loving Andrew and Sarah Mack. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a. from funeral horn.

3S43 N. Clerk street, to St. Sebastian' church. Interment All Saints'. TODT George H.

Todt of 3821 Court'-and street, beloved husband ef Anna, dear father of Marie Johnson. Leon a Hanson. George, and Elmer, also survived by seven grandchildren. Services Thursday at 3 p. nv, at funeral home.

3301 Fullerton avenue, interment Rosehili. Member ef Carpenters union. No. 181. Kankake and Sutton.

Vea papers pleas copy. ULBRICHT Tomllnson Carlll tTbrtcM. Ma residence. 7 23 Wenonah avenue. Oak Pant, beloved husband ef Beatrice, dear father cf Tomltnson John GrenviUe.

Mrs. Sycti Bsker, and Mrs. Beatrice Brunt. At mt and services at chapel. 521 Lake atreet.

Oac Park. Wednesday. 1 p. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens. Euclid 1643.

VARGA- John M. Varga, at Winter Garden. formerly of 10331 Green street, dear husband ef Ethel, ne Mshka: cn ef Elizabeth and th lat Steve, brother ef Stephen. Julius. Mrs.

Mary Gag, and Mrs. Irec Rhomberg. Resting at chapel. 314 E. HMD atreet.

Services Wednesday, July 31, at 3 p. m. Interment Cedar Park. WAGNER Charles T. Wagner.

July 30. 1947. lat of 4520 Clarendon avenue, huaband cf Evelyn, father of Rhys. Charles, and Wihlam. brother of Ruth Stryker.

Resting at funeral home, 4506 Sheridan road, until Thursday morning, 9 a. m. Burial Rowiawn cemetery. St. Paul.

Minn. Lon. 4T1S. WAGNER John A. Wagner et 11403 Scuta Park avenue.

July 30. 1947. dear husband et Eva, ne Kierkle: fond father of Edward J. of California and Dorothy brother ef th lata Otto, Herman. Lena.

William. Emma, and Henry. Resting at chapel. 314 E. lisra atreet, Service Wedneaday, July 33, at 1:39 p.

m. Interment Mount Greenwood. WALLIGORSKI Bernard Walllgorskt. beloved husband of Lillian, ne Rossow; brcther of Joseph. Peter.

George. Agnes. Anna, end Margaret, father-in-law of Julius Rosscw. brother-in-law of Ervln Rossow. Funeral Wedneaday.

July 33. 1:30 p. m- at chapel. 7033 Wentworth avenue. Interment Oac Woods Member of Mlspah lodge.

No. 76 a. A. F. dt A.

and Cuneo Press post, American Legion. WALLY Ben Wally. Sc Bernard Waligorski notice. WENDE Csrl Wende. beloved son jt Emma and August Koch, brother of Waiter and the lat Max Wende.

Funeral Thursday. July 34. 1:30 p. from chapel. 7033 Wentwerta avenue.

Interment Oak Woods. Member tt Waldeck lodge. No. 674. A.

F. At A. M. WOIaKOW Ella Keelson Wolkow. beloved wife of Isaac, lovlne mother ef Morris and Edward Nee la.

in. William Neelson, and the late Ruth Mosak. grandmother ct four. Funeral Wednesday, 3 p. at chapel, 4325 W.

Roosevelt road, corner of Tripp. Interment I. O. B. Forest Park.

ZAREK Anna Zarek. nee Ruler, beloved wt? of Leo Zarek. fond daughter of the late Michael and Martha Ruler, sister cf Martha McEntee. Valentine tVall. Robert Michael J.

Ruler. Funeral Wednesday. a. from late residence. 6234 S.

Sacramento avenue, to St. RIta'a ehurcn. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Normal 6S68.

ZINGNAN Samuel H. Zingnsn. beloved husband of Frances, me Schoenfeld: death father ef Phillip, loving brother ot Sonla De Lcve. Edith Aronoff. and Esther tn Russia.

Servlcea Tuesday, 11 at chapel. 5206 Broadway. Interment Jewish WaldheSm. FanuiF at home. 1518 Greenleaf avenue.

RIGHT HOME CONWAY Patrick Conway, beloved husband of the lata Mary Maloney Conway, brother or Daniel and the lata Cornelius, Michael, Den nis. Jack, Mary, and Margaret Boyd. Native of Nenagh. County Tlpperary, Ireland. Fu neral Thursday.

July 24. at 10 a. from funeral home. 6843 S. Racine avenue, to St.

Brendan's church. Interment Mount Olivet. CROSBY Nicholas 3. Crosby, late of 1031 8. Maaon avenue, beloved husband or Mary ne Martin: fond father of Nicholas Jr.

and John M. Crosby, son ot Anna, nee Moore, and the lata Nicholas brother of William Jamea Harold Anna Burke, the late Kmma Sullivan, and Mayme Callahan. At funeral home, 17 Madison sreet. Oak Park. Funeral Wednesday, July 2 3.

at 10 a. to St. Frances of Rome church. Interment Mount Carmel. CWIK Anna Cwlk, nee Krueger, beloved wife of Robert, fond mother of LeRoy.

fond sister or Mrs. Louise Wegener. Mrs. Bertha Koeke- baker, Emest Krueger, Mrs. Helen Baker, and Mrs.

Frelda Grief! ot California. Funeral Wednesday, at 1 p. at chapel, 1006 N. western avenue, interment Acacia cemetery Member of Paul Revere chapter. No.

855, O. E. and Verslngten Herth Schw. Hum- ooiat loage. no.

4. DE FLO Agnes Amelia DeFlon. 4239 Drexel fond sister ot Anna and Charles F. DeFlon. Services at chaoel.

6110 Cottate Grove avenue. Wednesdsy, 2:30 p. m. Inter ment Oak woods cemetery. Fair.

3861 DELANO Ada Marsden Delano. 6913 Indiana avenue, July 19. 1947. wife of the late Frank Delano, daughter of Mrs. R.

C. Mars den, sister of Alice M. Craig and Mabel Marsden. At chapel. 316 w.

63d street at Harvard avenue, where service will be held Tuesday, July 22. at a p. m. Burial private. DENTAMARO Joseph Dentamaro.

lata of 3949 W. Fillmore street, loving huiband ot the lata Carmella. brother of Lucy Manletta and the let Nick and Michael Dentamaro: brother-in-law of Michael Manletta. Nettle and Made line Dentamaro. Funeral Thursday.

8:45 a. from memorial chapel, 721 Western ave nue to Presentation church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Info. Arm.

6056. DONOVAN John Joseph Donovan, loving husband of Catherine Hayes Donovan, fond latner oi sister Mary Agnesette. C. S. John Edward P.

Donovan. Mrs. Mar-cella Petersen, and the late Virginia. Fu neral Thursday, July 24, at 9:30 a. from residence.

8024 Vernon avenue, to St. Dorothy's church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St.

Mary's. Native of County Llmer-lik. Ireland. Member of 241. street Car Men'a union, and St.

Dorothy Holy Name so ciety, ocieiy ot tne Little Flower, St. Joseph orancn. itaa, 2iJO. DUFFY Augusta Duffy. July 21.

wife of the late William mother of David sister of Minnie Maechtle, Herman Borchardt. Hulda Botker. Meta Cast field. John Bor- cnarai. Ella vaipentesta.

Emma Borchardt the late Bertha Gieser, Martha Tillman. Paul, and Julius Borchardt. At chapel. 27 N. Sheridan road.

Highland Park. 111. Services 2 P. m. Thursday, July 24, at St.

John's Evangelical church. Highland Park. Inter- mem norm snore Garden of Memories. DVORAK Elizabeth Dvorak, lata of 3318 S. vers avenue, oeioved of the ate Prank sister of Xaterlna Nerad and Marl Kallna of Europe.

Services Wednesday, July 23. at P. m. at cnapei. 2334 s.

Pulaski road. interment Bohemian National. Law. 3972. ESAU Clarence W.

Esau, beloved father of William fond son of Charlotte, dear brother of William. Funeral Wednesday. July 23. at 2 p. at chapel.

283S Lincoln uuc. 10 Acacia rar cemetery. ESD ALE Katherine Blehn Esdale. July 21. of iju riaviue urive.

iiigmano rark. be- wiie 01 inaries fond mother of Joseph, daughter of Dr. J. F. Blehn and the iaie isaoei timore uienn.

sister of Robert G. Blehn. Resting at chapel. 27 N. Sheridan read.

Hlehland Park in Wednesday, July 23. at Immaculate Concert i. tiiun.il, xiiiniaoa ram. interment All fauna. FITZSIMMONS John J.

Fltzslmmons, beloved nusDana 01 ine late Nora. nM riann- fnn4 father of John Duncan. Glenn and Walter runerai irom cnapei, 3100 Irving Park roma. wenneicay. :15 a.

ra to St. Prl cilia 1 church. Interment St. Joseph's ceme tery. FLOR John Flor.

beloved husband of Vic toria, uear latner of jean, Harriet. Mary, Rose, Irene, father-in-law of Stanley iuin uu a-h mucin, granaiatner four. Funeral Wednesday at 10:30 a. from chapel, 3642 George street, to St. Hya.

elnth'i church. Interment St. Adalbert's. ova. db, FORK ASH Max Forkaih of 1621 S.

Drake venue, oeiovea nusoana or Reglna, devoted father of Hyman. William. David. Jean Charet. Sam.

Jack. Pearl Becker. Bertha Meyerovltch. and Rosalie, nine grandchll- oren, lond brother of Sarah Snlnner ilea Nathan. Anna Greenfield, and David.

Funeral luesnay, July 22, 10 a. at chapel, 2235 w. uivision street. GAL Julia Gal of 541 E. 75th street, b.

lovea wne 01 Joseph, loving mother of Mrs Ellabeth Kosty. fond grandmother of Rich, ard. Robert, and Wayne Kosty. Mrs. Lucille Hill and Shirley Katz.

great-grandmnther of Jack I and Richard Hill, devoted slater of Martha Sabo and Catherine Horvath. Resting at chapel, 851 E. 75th street. Serv ices 3 p. m.

Tuesday. Burial Oak Woods, GALEY Thomas Galev. dearlv beloved husband 01 margaret, nee Mason: loving latner of wiiiiam, Myrtle Austin, and Charles, grand father of Joan and Earl Austin, and Patricia uaiey. Resting at funeral home. 7600 Grand avenue, at the circle.

Funeral Wednesday. July 23. 2 p. under auspices of Elm- wooa park lodse. No.

1163. A. F. a A. Burial Mount Emblem cemetery.

Mer. 1111 or Eimwood park 801. GERBER Kurt Gerber. dear father of Georee ana Rudolph Gerber. Funeral Wednesday July 23.

at 1:30 p. at chapel. 845 W. Armltace avenue. Burial Graceland cemetery GILES Rosena McMullen Giles, wife of the late Dr.

P. O. Giles, mother of Katherine Mccaoe, Albert Giles, and Patricia Crossley, Resting at funeral home, ITT Woodslde road, Riverside. Services 3:30 d. Wednesday July 23.

Interment at convenience of fam ily. Pittsburgh, papers please copy, GOLDBLATT-Gertruae Belle Goldblatt. be loved wife of Louia. dear mother of Blrdye orusa, narry, lea, Eiils, Goiaye scnisseii, Etta Morris, Betty Jacobs, Fsnnle Young Ann. Tank X.

Ik berg, and Dorothy Schwartx, loving grand- motner oi Ji granacniiaren. services Turs- aay, 10 a. at cnapei. 5206 Broadway. interment jewian waianeim.

GRAF John H. Grsf. 871 E. Britain avenue, Benton Harbor, passed away July 20 1947. beloved brother ot Minnie Garrlgan Funeral Reiser chaoel.

Benton Harbor. Wednesday, July 3 3, at 9 a. m. Grave side service at Rosehili cemetery. Chicago, p.

Wednesday. ager Eliza betn Reynolds Hager. late 8634 S. Honor street, beloved wife ot Joseph J. Hager, mother ot Gertrude L.

Hager, daughter of the lata John and Ella Reynolds, sister of Helen and Frank Reynolds and the lata Mary Crowley. Funeral weanesaay, a. from funeral home, 0438 s. Halsled street, to St. Ethelreda church.

Mass, 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount uuvet. sou. 0662.

HAAS Mary A. Haas, ne Rnplnske. late of 1007 N. Rldgeway avenue, beloved wife of Peter loving mother ot Paul J. and Georgt Mrs.

Anna Boutet. Dr. John and the late Helen Haas, fond sister of August Wegner. Albert, Frank. Paul, Conrad and the late John Hoplnske, grandmother of Richard Paul Margaret.

Robert. Robert Marian Joanne, Yvonne, and Kathyleen. great-grandmother of Kathleen and Florence. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 856 N.

Avers avenue, to Our Lady of the Angela church. Interment St. Bomiace's. HACK Frederick C. Hsck.

July 31, 1947, of 1203 Forest avenue, Evanston. 111., husbsnd of Clara A. Hack, father of Mrs. Albert W. Potts, Frederick C.

Jr. and John T. Hack, brother of Miss Emma and Louis G. Hack. Resting at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, until 12 noon Wednesday.

Service 2 p. m. Wednesday at First Presbyterian church. Lake street and Chicago avenue, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park.

HERTER Fred Herter. age 55 years, of 3137 W. 4 2d street, dearly beloved husband of Emlll Herter, ne Bens: brother of Mrs Hulda Luck. Resting at chapel, 4332 S. California avenue, until Wednesday morning.

July I. 10 a. m. Services at the Evangelical Lutheratn Church of Peace. 4 300 California, at 1:30 p.

m. Burial Bethanla. HIMMELMAN Dr. H. Conrad Hlmmelman.

devoted husband ot Marie, beloved father of Harold and Betty Jean, brother of Charles. Services at chapel, 7319 Madlaon street. Forest Park, Wednesday, 3 p. m. Interment Wajdhelm cemetery.

HOOF Kate Estell Hoof, wit of the late John C. Hoof, mother ot Mrs. A. C. F.hman, sister of Mrs.

E. G. Wilcox. Services Wednes- day. 3 at chapel, 40 S.

Ashland avenue. La Grange. Burial Fairmont ceme tery. HORNSTEIN Ruby Homsteln, ne Levy, of the Flamingo hotel, beloved wife of Irving, dear mother of Marvin, fond sister of Philip Levy and Henrietta London. Services Tuesday, 11 a.

at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Rldgelawn. IBACH Julia Louis Ibach. lat of 795 Revere road. Glen Ellyn.

111., beloved wife of Emll. Services Wednesdsy, 2 p. at funeral home. 6903 Burr Oak avenue, Berkeley, 111. Interment private.

JACOBS Bertha Jacobs, nee Henoch, beloved wile of the late Michael Louts. loving mother of the late Slgfrled beloved grandmother of Morrla L. Jacobs and Evalyn Wlnftrld. loving great-grandmother of Stephen and Richard Jacobs, and Robert Win-field, services Tuesday. July 22.

at 2 p. at family lot In Oak Woods cemetery. JENSEN Henry V. Jensen, beloved husband of Elisabeth Jensen, brother-in-law ot Oluf L. and Etfrlda Jaeobson.

unci of Lillian and Eric. Resting at funeral home, 5831 w. Chicago avenue. Services Thursday at 1:30 p. m.

Interment Mount Emblem. Devised Air Rights Idea lor Merchandise Mart Frederick Hack. 70, of 1203 Forest Evanston, for 38 years a member of the law firm of Winston, Strawn, and Shaw and long known as a real estate Ifgal ex-jrt. died in Evanston hospital yesterday after an illness of several weeks. In 19 27 Mr.

Hack was credited with working out the scheme by Frederick C. Hack which the Chicago and North Western railroad was enabled to sell the air rights without selling the land on the north bank of the river between Wells and Franklin where the Merchandise Mart was erected. Used Subdivision Plan The railroad at the time wished to' sell the right to erection of the' building but it did not want to sell, the land on which it wished to retain its tracks, associates of Mr Hack said. Hack worked out a plan whereby the whole tract was converted into a subdivision. The subdivision was then divided into lots.) On such "lots" caissons for the big building were placed and the caisson legally became the "lot" itself; while ownership of the land space! was retained for the railroad Thus, as Hack's associates explained it, the rights to build the rights were sold to Marshall Field Co.

and the railroad kept the land. Mr. Hack was a member of the American. Illinois State, and Chicago Ear associations, and of the Chicago Law institute of which he formerly was president. Served Army as Counsel During World War I.

he served as counsel for the quartermaster general in the 6th army corps area. He was a graduate of the University of Chicago and of the University of Michigan law school. He belonged to the Chicago club, the University. Mid Day, and Old Elm clubs. Surviving are his widow, Clara; a daughter, Mrs.

Albert W. Potts, and tw sons, Frederick Jr. and John T. Services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m.

in the First Presbyterian church of Evanston, Chicago av. and Lake st. DEFER INQUEST UNTIL WOUNDED PAL RECOVERS An inquest into the death of Wil liam Sheridan, 56, an accountant, who shot and seriously wounded a friend and then killed himself, was ordered continued yesterday to Aug, 6 pending the recovery of the wounded man who alone can give an account of the shooting. Meanwhile, William A. Gould.

48 cf 6D13 Cornell av, the wounded man and also an accountant, was reported in critical condition In Illinois Central hospital where he was taken Saturday morning after being shot in the abdomen in Sheridan's apartment at 2217 E. 68th st. Both men were alone and had been drinking. Sheridan summoned police and told them he had shot his friend. He then shot himself as police were approaching his apartment.

In a moment of consciousness Gould said he thought Sheridan had been fooling with a pop gun. TAXICAB DRIVER HELD IN MURDER AS ACCESSORY John DeEartolo. 30, of 5027 Grand a taxicab driver, was held to the grand jury yesterday under bend of S3.000 by Municipal Judge Joseph B. Hermes on a charge of being an accessory in the murder of William Quinn, 42, last Thursday in front of Quinn's home at 3315 Madison st. Albert Spagnola, Z2, of 140 N.

Cicero had been held to the jury previously for the murder. DeEartolo has admitted he drove Spagnola from the scene of the shooting after Quinn was murdered in an attempted holdup. Moody Bible Head Leaves $200,000 Estate to Widow Dr. Will H. Houghton, president of the Moody Bible institute, who died June 14 at the age of 60.

left his entire estate, estimated at to his widow, Elizabeth, of 339 Fullerton pkwy, according to his filed yesterday in Probate court. PERFECT SERYICE FINEST FUNERAL CHAPELS Qualify wiih Economy SOUTH: CAlumet 4030 NORTH: WEUington 1724 WEST: HAYmarlcet 0100 Thoroughly AirConditioned (fir; AURORA COUNCIL TAKES STEP FOR CITY BUS LINE Irked by the 41 -day strike of union employes operating buses in and out of Aurora, the Aurora city council last night voted unanimously for a public referendum on the establishment of a municipal bus system. It would be at least 40 days before such a referendum could be put before the voters, and if approved, con siderably longer, aldermen agreed. before new buses and personnel cpuld be established. Strikers are members of local 215 of the Amalgamated Association of Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes AFL.

The strike against the National City Lines which operates buses within Aurora, within Elgin and between Aurora and Elgin and other points. 18 BELLES SEEK ILLINOIS QUEEN TITLE TONIGHT Eighteen beauty queens from Illi nois towns and cities will compete in Joliet High school auditorium to night for the title, Miss Illinois of 1947. The winner will represent the state in Miss America contest to be held in Atlantic City, N. next month. In addition, she will receive complete wardrobe, a trophy, end $175 for expenses to the eastern con test.

Miss Pat Frye, Pekin, who was Miss Illinois last year, will crown ner 1347 successor. he is now a model in New York. Miss Beverly Dawn, 18, of Gary, recently chosen Miss Indiana of 1947, will attend tonight's judging as a spectator. DEATH NOTICES In Nrmoriam CUNEO William A. Cuneo.

July 22. 1943. ana Harry u. cuneo. July 25.

1940. God took you home. It wai Hit wilL Remembrance keepa you near. SISTER EMILY. CUNEO William A.

Cuneo. In tond memory of our beloved huiband and father, who paaaed away lour yeara ago today. LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. DEEGAN Jackie Deeian. Happy birthday to our darllnt aon and brother, who la 19 today.

MOTHER, DAD, AND SISTER PAT. DVORAK Marie Dvorak. Lp loving memory of my dear mother, July 32, 1941. Til memory fadea and 111 drparta You will live forever In my heart: I loved you too dearly to ever forget Deep In my heart you are llvint yet. LOVING SON RAYMOND.

HA NEMAN William J. Haneman. In memory of my beloved husband, who paiied away a year ago today. Aa I loved you. ao I mlsa you.

In my memory you are always nr," SAD AND LONELY WIFE. KALEDO John C. Kaledo, r. F. C.

U. S. toa, M. C. Co.

G. 3d 31 Marines. In loving memory ot our loving son and brother. Three heartbreaking years today, darling. But you are always with us As you alone knew how much we loved you.

Memorial mass July 33. a. St. George's cnurctt. LOVING MOTHER, DAD, SISTER AND FAMILY.

KLINCKMANN Charles D. KUnckmann. In loving memory of my dear husband, our father and grandfather, who passed awa seven years ago toaay, juiy as, The sunshine passes and shadows fall. But love'a remembrance will outlast all. And tho the years be many or few.

They will bt filled with memories of you. LOVING WIFE. SON AND FAMILY. LOMO Henry Lomo, July 33. 1941.

In loving memory of our beloved father. LOMO CHILDREN. NAGLE Ina M. Nagle. Three years have passed since that sad day wnen one wt lovea was canea away.

God took you home. It was His will. But In our hearts she llveth still. LOVING HUSBAND. BROTHER.

DAUGHTERS. AND GRANDCHILDREN. RECUP1DO Georee Recupldo. In sincere and loving memory of our husband and fa ther, who passed away 15 yeara today WIFE ROSE AND SON FRANKIE. ABBOTT Lillian M.

Abbott, beloved mother of Hazel Marlon Davidson, Roy E. and Earl L. Abbott, lister ot Lottie Curry and Maytne Johmon, aunt ot Purl Vogt, loving grand. mother ei live. Funeral Tuesday.

11 a. chapel, 3346 W. Madison street. Inter ment Kldgewood. ALWARD Winifred Nightingale Alward.

July ib, itT, or oi a un snore drive. Lake Geneva, wife of the lata Vaughn Lee Aiwsra, mother oi Mrs. Richard w. Douglas and Vincent Alward. slater of Mrs.

Harrison M. Angle. Service 3 p. m. Tuesday at chapel 156T Maple avenue, Evanston.

111. Interment Memorial park ANDERS Ray W. Andera of T95T Prairie avenue, beloved huiband of Alice young Anders, fond lather of Connie Campbell, grandfather ot Pamela Sue, brother of Charles Frank Dolly Kronewltter. Paul Miller. La von K.

Miller. Mo Delia Hnatetler, Mo Etta Jonts. Service from late residence, 7 957 Prairie avenue, Tuesday, a p.m. Interment Oak Woods. Hyd.

0014. BARAGA Sea Leonard Leenheer notice. BARG Chester E. Barg, beloved son ot Mr, and Mrs. Philip Barg, fond brother of Mel- vin and Norman.

Services 3 p. m. Wednesday at dispel, 1648 W. 63d street. Interment oak Hill BARRITT Lera H.

Barrltt of 4531 Maiden street. July 19. 1947. beloved wife of Leon Barrltt, loving mother of Howard H. of Santa Ana.

C. Leon Jr. of Saudi Arabia, and William sister ot Mrs. Florence Kleferle ot Worthlniton. and Jack Huff of Lakeland, Fla.

At chapel, S501 Ash land avenue, where service! win neia Wednesday. July 33. at 3 p. BASILS Ned D. Basile.

are 83. late of 822 N. Washtensw avenue, beloved husband or the late Adeline Louise, nee Jacona: dear father of Joseph, Mrs. Emily Bllsno. Robert.

Charles William. Albert, and the late Charles Frsnk Adeline, and Marguerite, fond grandfather of Anthony D. and Ned D. Blfano, Corrtne Bltte, Doris Andrews, Russell Ned Robert R. Harriett Adeline.

Alberta. Frank and the late Daniel Basils, and Constance A. Blfano. Funeral Wednesdsy, 9 a. from chapel, 624 N.

Western avenue, to Holy Rosary church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. New Orleans papers please copy. Armltaga 7800.

BATCHELOR William H. Batchelor ot Sul livan, 111,, formerly of 8750 W. Erie street, husband of the late Harriett. Interment Wednesday, July 23, 3 p. at Arlington cemetery.

Member ot King Oscar lodge. No. 855, A. F. A.

M. BELL Mark D. Bell. July 31, 194T, beloved husband of Elsie, nee Lockman; mnd lamer ot Vernon and Elsie Lake, grandfather of Diana Lake and Noel and Vernon Bell Jr. Resting at funeral home.

318 N. Central avenue, Austin. Services Thursday, 2:30 p. m. Interment Oakrldge.

Member ot Austin csmp. No. 7363. M. W.

A and West Pullman lodge. No. 817, I. O. O.

F. BIFANO See Ned D. Bsille notice. BOLTON Albert Bolton of Boston. Ky beloved husband of Elisabeth, nee Schuman; fond father of Albert Jr.

and Bernlce Frailer, loving grandfather of Betty Ann. dear brcther of Horace, Hamar, Ewart. and Ferd. At chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, after p. m.

Tuesday, where services will be held Wednesday, 3 p. m. Interment Acacia Park. BOURGEOIS Rudolph J. Bourgeois.

1136 Plessant street. Oak Park, beloved husband of viola, ne Vaughn. Funeral wednesdsy, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 303 S. Marlon street, Oak Park, to St.

Edmond'f church, Oak Park. Burial Mount Carmel. CALEF Mabelle Ann Calef, 9603 Charles street. July 20, 1947: beloved wife of Sew- all C. Calef.

fond mother of Mrs. La Verne Walker, arandmother of Richard B. Walker. At chapel. 2121 W.

95th street, where serv ices will be held Wednesday, July 23, at 2 p. m. Interment Evergreen. CONRAD Michael L. Conrad.

4901 Simpson street. Skokle, 111., husband of the late Barbara, nee Schuetz; dear father of Mrs. Mae Engeldahl, Lawrence, Robert. Norbert. Leon ard, and th lata Eltrabeth.

Funeral Wednes day. 9:45 a. from funeral home. 8057 Nlles Center road, Skokle. Mass 10 a.

m. at St. Peter's church. Burial St. Peter's cemetery Dr.

Ralph Teabeau Dr. Ralph Teabeau, 51, of 2038 Dewey av, Evanston. a dentist, who was commanding ollicer of hospital No. 1 at Fort Huachuca, Ariz, during World War II, died yesterday of a heart ailment in Hines Veterans' hospital, near Maywood. Before his discharge last September, he was promoted to lieutenant colonel, first Negro dentist to hold this rank.

He was a graduate of Howard university, Washington. Military services will be held Thursday in Keokuk, la, his former home. His widow, Ann, survives. Miss Belauh E. McGavock Services for Miss Belauh E.

Mc Gavock, 66, of 6308 Eberhart av, a registered nurse, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow In the chapel at 1259 Vinccnnes av. She died Satur day in South Haven, Mich. Miss McGavock took her nurse's training at Provident hospital and had been a nurse for 25 years.

She is sur vived by a brother, Ernest; her foster parents. Dr. and Mrs. Eula Jackson, and an adopted daughter, Barbara. J.

Harry Jochom Jr. J. Harry Jochum 73, of 1548 Sherwin av, a patent attorney since 1897, died suddenly yesterday in Evanston hospital. Mr. Jochum, who maintained offices at 22 W.

Monroe st, set up practice here in 1905. He was a member of the Chicago Bar association. Survivors are his widow Hilma, and a son, Lester. Services will be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 5501 N. Ashland av. Burial will be private. Miss Martha J. Moe Miss Martha J.

Moe, 581 Ingleside park, Evanston, died yesterday in Evanston hospital. She leaves two sisters, Mrs. William R. Uhlemann, and Mrs. Andrew E.

Seaver. Serv ices will be held at 11 a. m. tomor row in Graceland cemetery chapel. POLICE GUARD BUSES AS UNION STAYS ON STRIKE New York, July 21 (P) Buses In the borough of Queens moved under police guard today after 500 union drivers for two companies voted to continue their strike which began Saturday.

Police said 300 strikers at tempted to block the movement of the first 37 buses from a terminal of the Green Bus Lines, with a picket line, but dispersed when protective police arrived. By mid-morn ing 53 of a normal 120 buses were in operation, the line said. The strike was called by 800 driv ers and maintenance men, members of the AFL Amalgamated Associa tion of Street, Electric Railway and Motor Coach Employes, against the Green Bus company and the Tri-borough Coach corporation. In voting to continue the strike, the union ignored a plea from Mayor O'Dwyer and union officers to return to work and submit their demands to arbitration. The drivers seek a basic wage of $1.75 an hour to replace the present scale of $1.20 now paid on Green lines and $1.13 paid on Triborough lines.

tiMffpt-- A It 0 Services for Mrs. Elizabeth Lin coln Otis, 90, formerly of Wlnnetka, who died Sunday in Tucson, Ariz, were held yesterday in Tucson. The body will be brought to Chicago for burial Wednesday in Rosehili cemetery. She was the widow of William A. Otis, former Chicago architect, who designed the first municipal tuberculosis sanitarium.

She leaves a daughter, Mrs. Maurice Burlinson of Tucson, and a son, Samuel S. Otis, of Winnetka. Mrs. Katherine Higgins Smith New York, July 21 Special A mass of requiem will be offered at 10 a.

m. Wednesday at St. Agnes church for Mrs. Katherine Higgins Smith, private secretary to the late Capt. Joseph M.

Patterson, publisher of the New York Daily News for 30 years. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery, Westfield, Mass. Mrs. Smith died yesterday at St.

Vincent's hospital. Her husband, James, survives. Harvey E. Wood Harvey E. Wood, 71, former mayor of Joliet and a member of the loop law firm of Schuyler and Hennessy, died yesterday in St.

Joseph's hospital, Joliet. He was elected mayor in 1913 and for years was a supervisor for the Illinois commerce commission, lie was the father of State Rep. Warren L. Wood Plain-field. Also surviving are the widow and a daughter.

Viscount Lee INew York Times-Chicago Tribune Dispatch! LONDON, July 21 Viscount Lee of Fareham, 78, veteran statesman now best remembered for his gift of the house and estate of Chequers in Buckinghamshire as a country residence for Britain's prime ministers, died today. His widow, Lady Ruth Lee, daughter of J. G. Moore of New York, survives. The title becomes extinct.

CORONER'S JURY FREES GUARD IN FATAL SHOOTING A verdict of justifiable homicide was returned by a coroner's jury yesterday investigating the fatal shooting Saturday night of John La Rocco, 41, of 648 Oakdale av, during a tavern brawl. The coroner's jury exonerated Ed ward F. Brown, 25, of 1252 Columbia av, a watchman who did the shoot ing, when he testified his gun was discharged accidentally as he at tempted to strike La Rocco on the head with it. Brown said La Rocco had followed him to a tavern at 6420 N. Clark from another saloon where La Rocco had called him "a smart alec cop per." He tripped and was pounced upon by La Rocco and the revolver was discharged as they were grap pling with each other.

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