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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNEt 28 Wad, Sept 24. 1947 if 8LVT thk M07 To oo uiHKr he sws- V0LJ -vfS A SiGtiKL AMD 1. I It B'resno fTV S. H'liin at r.ov4 of Fa'rit fnJ mvtfir of Ann Dunne. Mary Anthony, fatrlclt.

UUnam, ar.d the. jai.si OMalley. sii'er of and Henry Stentcn. and th lata Harrla. At funeral noma.

5th at J--'ir. -funeral Frldty. 9 a. to St- Erer.ias church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

ef Swlnfcrd county. Msyo, Ireland. cf St. Brendan a Altar end P-ary accety a4 R. N.

cl A. camp. No. 9167. O'NEILL William hasta cf Martha, f-nd father cf Edward and Rcbert.

stepfather cf Jcaea Kalck. Mrs. Evelyn Elerice. racdiathr ct 7 randchildren. brother of Jens.

Ir Catherine, and th late Capt. James Funeral from chapel. 5317 Pare road Thursday. Sept. 2 9.

at 9 a. r. t- Su Pascal's church. Interment All Mei ber cf Retired Firemen a ssaoclauca. VCO SORE DiDMT AKE A HIT UM7H 7H jp Unroin Jrlc wur.

irr mother of Hi-n Fpor anil Lurilir Cm ton. f'nl "I Ikf Lfwintohn. SnvlrH Thuridav. 3 p. it rhaprl.

Brmdiij. Inl'rmfnt I. O. B. Ch.

Wldhflm GALE Walter F. Gal. Fcpt. 21. at Etr.

N. H. Services Friday. Buual Exeter ctmt'trj. GATES Bruce M.

Cstet of 6413 N. Hamilton avenue, beloved husband cf Vertie. father cf Charlea A. LJ 11. ton cf Farlln E.

and Jane Gates, brother of Minerd Gates of Kancai City. Nellie Klrbey of Bradley, s. Florence Jones of Minneapolis. Annie Jones of Chadwlrk. Flo Lester of Minneapolis.

Beatrice Hathaway of Zimmerman. and Kuth riathaway of Ho-qulnn. Wash. Services Thursday. Pept.

25. at 11 a. at funeral home. 1359 Dvon avenue, at Glenwood. Interment Friday at Valparaiso, Ind.

GEDNEY Henry R. Cedney cf T4 24 S. Peoria atreet. beloved husband of Ellen, lovlm lather of Ray. fond brother of Leo.

S'rvlres Thursday, Sept. 25. 1:30 p. at funeral home, comer 7 9th and Aberdeen. Interment Cedar Parlt.

GEER Charlotte W. Geer of 4205 Lawn avenue. Western Springs. 111., beloved wife of Raymond mother of Patricia Gcllan and John B. Geer.

Western Springs, sister cf Mrs. A. L. Geneung. Detroit.

and Mrs. Mildred Cranstcn. New Hampshire. Funeral r- 1 i tat i 'I: hfniSJ: I. wm WINDOW BREAKAGE HIGH IN SCHOOLS, BUT PROGRESS IS MADE (Pictures on back page) Thousands of windows in school buildings are still being broken each month but things are looking up for the board of education in its cam paign to cut the breakage to an all- time low.

Altho many school buildings still show considerable damage to the windows, the breakage has been cut to an extent that the board's crew of glaziers in a few months may elim inate the backlog of repair work that has existed for -years, said John Howatt, business manager for the board. William Bachrach, a board mem ber, initiated the campaign to reduce the window breakage early this year. This week he reported 27,409 school windows broken in the last eight months, compared with 43,609 for the period last year. The saving for the board so far this year is estimated at 5S0.000. Bachrach and other school officials believe this sav ing can be doubled thru a continuing campaign.

COMMISSION AID PROTESTS SALE IN MEDIC CENTER Sale to the Chicago Medical so ciety for 25,000 of a 2 acre plot of land in the West Side Medical center by the Medical Center commission was assailed yesterday by David Brill, commission secretary, in whose absence the sale was approved Aug. 19. Brill, an attorney, made his protest at a commission meeting in the University club, declaring the medical society is not qualified for such a gift. It is a self-serving organization." Brill said the land would cost the commission about $400,000, and that under terms of the sale it would have to clear the land of buildings, a process he esti mated would cost the commission "over $50,000." He said he had written the com mission, informing it he was unable to attend the Aug. 19 meeting and asking that the action on the sale be postponed until he had a chance to argue against it.

This request, he said, was ignored. Other members of the commission created in 1941 by the state legislature, said they considered that the medical society "fully qualified" for such a transaction. 8 ARRESTED IN 4 GAMING RAIDS BY COUNTY POLICE Sheriff's deputies yesterday arrested eight persons in four gaming raids. Stanley Clement, route 1, Chicago Heights, was seized on a charge of operating two slot machines in the Village Pump tavern, route 30 and Sauk trail, Bloom township. The deputies then went to 324 E.

14th Chicago Heights, where they arrested Art Perry, 326 E. 16th Chicago Heights, as keeper of a gambling place. Seized as inmates were George King, 326 E. 14th Alfred Hayes, 196 E. 26th Bill Burke.

314 E. 14th and James Forte. 1B47 Center all of Chicago Heights. Chief Johnson of the sheriff's po lice led gambling haids on two tav erns Lyons township. At STOO Archer av.

he arrested Andy Marshall, 38, and at Archer av. and Mannheim rd. he arrested Walter Mali-mauski, 38. Two slot machines were confiscated at each place. Marshall and Malimauski were charged with being keepers of gaming equipment per- 1547.

by Tr.e Cr.icago Tribur.a. CHURCH BOMBING LOSS IN ENGLAND TOLD BY VISITOR Destruction of church property in England by bombs was described "wvm 'AV yesterday by Er- nest Jeffs, deputy commissioner and technical adviser to the reconstruction department of the Congregational Union of i -a England and Wales, at a press conference in the Union League club. Jeffs is the guest of Dr. Niel E. Hansen, direc 5 Erneft Jeffs tor of the Chicago Congregational union, which financed Jeffs' visit to the United States.

"Of the 4,000 churches of the Congregational denomination in England. 320 were destroyed" Jeffs said. The worst loss was in London, where 52 churches were obliterated. We estimate that during the next five years it will cost $5,728,000 to restore our church properties all over the country. But material is scarce, and.

tho churches have a priority rating in building, the backlog in construction is a handicap. For 240 Congregational churches nothing can be promised before March, 1949." Jeffs is visiting the United States for consultation with church archi tects to gain ideas on modern church building. HINSDALE KEEPS UTILITIES GOING DESPITE STRIKE Thirty three employes in the uf.il ities and public works departments of the village of Hinsdale went on strike yesterday. The utilities em ployes operate the village owned power and water plant. The others work in the street and garbage col lection departments.

All, including the garbage collectors, are members of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers AFL, village officials said. Harry Brinkman, village president, told a special meeting of the village board last night that the strikers had made no wage or other demands. He said they had received wage increases of 15H per cent in the last nine months. The light and power plant is being operated by a skeleton crew In charge of Al Agrimonti, plant superintendent, and his assistant, Wilbur Bohlander. The crew includes four employes who did not strike, and five pensioners.

The village board voted to hold a meeting Friday night with all village employes in an. effort to end the walkout. JURY ACQUITS 2 IN SLAYING OF WOMAN'S ESCORT A Jury of nine women and three men in the Criminal court of Judge Daniel A. Roberts yesterday acquitted Charles J. Kocourek, 33, of 2936 Monroe and Philip J.

Hough, 30, of 3S52 Congress both ex-convicts, of a charge of murdering Carl K. Trout. 31, of 3905 Adams st. Trout, a technician for the Radio Corporation of America, was killed Nov. 22 while riding in an automobile driven by Miss Genevieve Czer-winski of 5217 30th Cicero.

She said they were returning from a tavern when they were accosted by two men near Hamlin av. and Adams St. When Miss Czerwinski tried to drive away, one of the men shot thru the rear window and killed Trout. Kocourek was arrested Jan. 8 and named Hough as his accomplice.

Miss Czerwinski was unable to iden tify them as the killers. Lawyers for the two charged that a confession was obtained after they had been beaten by the police. HIDE? WM' PEDESTRIAN DIES AFTER WALKING INTO SIDE OF CAR Paul Warren, 45, of 2358 Indiana injured Saturday when he walked into the side of a moving automobile near 24th and Michigan died yesterday in County hospital. The automobile was driven by Charles E. Manley, 22, cf Bingham, Fayette county.

Mrs. Lillie Faust, 81. o4531 Oak-enwald died early yesterday in Borgess hospital, Kalamazoo, of injures received late Monday when the car driven by her grandson, Faust Smith, 30, of Plainwell, collided headon with a car driven by Mrs. Helen Perry, 49, of Plainwell, on U. S.

131 a mile north of Cooper, Up to 4 p. m. yesterday, 447 per sons had been killed in Cook county traffic accidents since Jan. 1. Of these, 332 were killed in Chicago, where 14,872 were injured in the same period.

fft 4W ESTebrook I LUW SUBURBANITES SEE YOUR PHONE BOOK UNDERTAKERS LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH' SIDE CHAPEL 318 WEST 63D-STREET. AT HARVARD. PHONE WENTWORTH 002S. WEDNESDAY. CHAFER Joseph G.

2 p. m. at chapel THURSDAY. STEINERT Charles. 1 p.

m. at chapel FRIDAY, AVERY Sarah 3 p. m. at chapel SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. BOOTH Lewis N.

NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 5501 NORTH ASHLAND-A VENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH 2646. WEDNESDAY. LUETTICH Frederic J. 2 p.

m. at chapel SAMPSON Lillian. 9 a. m. In church THURSDAY.

BROWN Louise. 2 p. m. at chapel HOLLAND Ellen. 10:30 a.

m. In church BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 WEST 95TH-STREET. PHONE BEVERLY 2182. WEDNESDAY. ALTERMATT Otto.

3: 30 p. m. at chapel THURSDAY. THIEBEAULT Susan M. 3 p.

m. In church FRIDAY. BAUMAN Christopher F. 1 p. m.

at chapel SATURDAY. WIERTEL Lillian M. 2 p. m. at chapel.

LAIN SON DONNELLAN FOR FUNERALS JEFFERY-BLVD. AT 77TH-ST. SOUTH SHORE 8822 JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WABASH-AV. WHITEHALL 6060. 454 2 RAVENSWOOD-AV.

LONGBEACH O305. C. H. JORDAN 6c CO. 93 YEARS SERVICE SUP.

7709 200 E. ERIE. 1 Block E. of Michigan. FUNERAL HOME.

CEMETERIES. ACACIA 2-4 grave lots, near office. $400 eacn. tsnargaie aiwa. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS CEMETERY MARKERS.

MONUMENTS AT savings, sears Roebuck State-at, Irving Park. and 900 S. Hcman. FLORIST LOWEST PRICES ON FUNERAL FLOWERS. GARLAND Flowers.

220 N. Kedzie-av. SAC. 0909. 3836 Irving Park.

Irving 3900. DEATH NOTICES I Memorlam GOLAN Belle Mayer Golan. Sept. 24, 1937 in our hearts your memory llnrcers. SON.

FATHER, MOTHER. BROTHER. FRALE Sarah Frale, Sept. 24. 1946.

Deep In our hearts a memory Is kept. Of one we loved end will never forget. GEORGE AND FRANCES. GORNIAK Beatrice B. Gomlak.

In loving memory or our aear daughter ana sister, gone inree years loaay. The blow was hard, the shock severe; We never thought her death so near. Only those who have loved ran tell The pain of parting without' farewell. LOVING PARENTS, SISTERS, BROTHERS. GRANTZ Emllle Grantz.

In loving memory of our aear motner, on ner Dirtnaay, sept. 24 1947. MINNIE, MARGARET. ANNA. ELSIE.

AND BILL. GRAVER Sgt. Jack Graver. Med. corps 106th Inf.

Happy birthday to Jack. IT" I 1 lie iimu U1C JUUIII, 1UK. vile BIlllK, I They cannot stand this world for long. But If they ve one soul in pain. Like Christ, they have not died In vain.

MOM, DAD, SISTERS, AND BROTHERS. JENSEN August and Catherine Jensen. In loving memory of our beloved dad and sister. Always In our hearts. LOVING FAMILY.

LANG James C. Lang, Sept. 24. 1946. Remembered always.

WIFE, MARIE. MAGNUSON Lt. Perry K. Masmuson of the f.7th Fir. 64th Ftr.

who died 5 In an lr crash In Alaska. Sept. 16. 1946. In loving memory of our son and brother on his 23d birthday.

Gone la the face we loved so dear. Silent Is the voice we loved to hear. Too far away for sight or speech. But not too far for thought to reach. Sweet to remember him who was once here And who, tho absent.

Is just as dear. MOTHER, DAD, AND BROTHER. MEIER Joseph Meier. FlrSt anniversary. Just a thought of sweet remembrance, Just a memory sad and true; Just the love and sweet devotion From your family who think of you.

LOVING WIFE MARY, SONS JOHN AND RICHARD. MEIER Joseph Meier. mum ru mJnr CHICAGO JEWS SEEK COMFORT IN YOM KIPPUR Atonement Services Will Continue Today BY THE REV. JOHN EVANS Chicago Jewry yesterday thronged temple and synagog for Yom Kip- pur. Services began at sundown with the Kol Nidre, when all vows hastily taken and forgotten during the last year were annulled, and will continue thruout today.

The sermon themes of many spiritual leaders were divine reconciliation and a realistic attitude toward obligations of religion. Dr. Solomon Goldman, preaching at Anshe Zmet synagog, 3760 Pine Grov advised man to be extremely humble because he has not solved the problems that have perplexed him from earliest times, altho he lives In an atomic age. Barry Held Curse of Age We have not eliminated poverty, disease, crime, prejudice, economic Insecurity, or international suspicion," Dr. Goldman said.

To these evils we have added cynicism, an Inescapable sense of frustration, and worst of all, a sick hurry. The curse cf our age Is lack of leisure; we have time only to act, and not to be. The failure of mankind today is because It has betrayed both religion and science Instead of effecting harmony between them. I am convinced that so long as science and religion re main in conflict there is no future for the human race." A Rendezvous with God" was the theme of Rabbi Morris A. Gut stein of Congregation Shaare Tik-rah.

3314 Bryn JIawr who con ducted Yom Kippur services at Korth Park college. Cites RenJervoua witb God If we seek deeply into our souls we shall find that each of us possesses many elements of what is Eodness, and thru religious faith end practice we make these ele ments Godlike." he said. "Thus we have a rendezvous with God not only during the High Holy days but also In all days of the year." Dr. Louis Binstock at Temple Sholom, 34S0 N. Lake Shore likened the emptiness of peoples' lives to that of depopulated ghost towns.

Empty of all purpose, devoid of all love and affection, without satisfaction or joy, their lives are like areas cursed with absentee landlordism. People live off each other, not with each other; they are no longer masters of themselves, and to escape from themselves they resort to psychiatric treatments." Taking the words of Jeremiah, P.est for your soul." as a text, Rabbi Felix Levy at Temple Emanuel stressed that spiritual rest was mankind's dearest goal. BRITISH TROOPS INVADE SYNAGOG IN ARMS SEARCH fOilr- Trlbwn. Presa Service JERUSALEM. Sept.

23 Jews iraped in white prayer shawls today angrily completed a religious service in the middle of a street surrounded by British police and army units. They were interrupted in morning worship at a small Jerusalem S3nagog during a sudden search for terrorists and arms caches. Charges by Jewish community leaders that soldiers threw sacred religious books to the floor during the search of the synagog drew personal apologies from British military authorities. The Jews were Incensed because the search apd "depredations" took only a few hours before the beginning of Yom Kippur, or the Cay of atonement, holiest day of the Jewish religion, which started at sundown tonight. Invasion of the synagog occurred iuring searches of three north Jerusalem Jewish quarters inhabited mair.ly by oriental Jews, from whom Palestine underground groups draw most of their recruits.

During the hunt, 700 Jews were questioned and five men were held. Io arms caches were found. BOARD REBUKES REUTHERFORHIS WASTE CHARGES Detroit, Sept. 23 (JVh-The international executive board of the CIO United Aut Workers today rebuked Walter P. Reuther, union president, wha last week charged that more than $500,000 in union funds had been squandered.

The board, after a seven hour closed session announced the vote was 12 to 9 in support of a motion by R. J. Thomas, vice president, to censure Reuther. Sponsors of the motion said Reuther had not taken his complaints to other union officials first, but had publicized them in the union newspaper. Reuther's political opponents Thomas and Secretary-Treasurer George F.

Addes control a majority of the 22 man board. One member was absent from today's session. 5TH ARMYS NEW DEPUTY CHIEF REACHES POST Maj. Gen. Edwin D.

Parker, former inspector general for the European command, arrived at Fort Sheridan by automobile from Washington last night to take up his duties as deputy commanding general cf the 5th army. He succeeds Maj. Gen. Louis A. Craig, now stationed In Frankfurt, Germany.

Gen. Parker was accompanied by his wife. Mrs. Hannah Matthews Parker, and their son, 14. He was welcomed In the officers" club at Fort Sheridan by CoL Newton G.

Bush, post commander, and ether staff officers. As deputy commanding general of the 5th army, Gen. Parker will serve under Lt Geifc SVaJloa IL OBITUARIES Ira W. Holdridge Rites for Ira W. Holdridge.

75. of Birchwood, a retired Wauke-gan farmer, who died Monday, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 408 N. Sheridan Waukegan.

Burial will be in Pine View cemetery, Waukegan. Mr. Holdridge was a member of the Lake county board of supervisors from 1914 to 1933. He was born in Waukegan and lived there until his retirement in 1934 when he moved to Birch-wood. Surviving are his widow, Mary; a son, Clarence, and a broth er, Charles.

Chester A. Barnett Jefferson City, Sept. 23 (JF) Chester A. Barnett, 62, motion picture star in silent movie days, died at his home here yesterday of pneumonia- He worked under David Belaseo on the New York stage and in Hollywood played opposite Pearl White, Norma Talmadge, Alice Brady, Clara Kimball Young, Doris Kenyon, and others. In recent years he operated a music store here.

His widow, two sisters, and a brother survive. George G. Meade Philadelphia, Sept. 23 M3) George Gordon Meade, 70, grandson of Gen. George Gordon Meade, Civil war hero, died Monday at his home in suburban Ambler.

Meade was the author of With Meade at Gettysburg" and edited and published "The Life and Letters of Gen. George Gordon Meade." He is survived by his widow, a son and daughter. Services w-ill be held to morrow. Mrs. Satan M.

Thiebeault Services for Mrs. Susan M. Thie beault, 66, widow of Charles Thiebeault, former secretary and treasurer of R. R. Donnelley and Sons company, printers, will be held at 3 p.

m. tomorrow in the Church of the Mediator, 10961 S. Hoyne av. She died of a heart attack Monday night in her home at 2913 E. 7Sth st.

A son, Charles and two daughters, Mrs. Juanita T. Diemer and Mrs. Virginia T. Munro, survive, Oscar Pofe Services for Oscar Pofe, 61, of 1533 N.

Clark an insurance and real estate agent, will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. in Freeport, Stephenson county. He died Sunday in Chi cago hospital. Born in Germany, Mr.

Pofe came to Freeport "as a child. Since 1902 he owned and managed the Oscar Pofe Co. insurance agency in Chicago. A sister, Mrs. George Sabin of Freeport, survives.

Robert Schirmer Princeton. N. Sept. 23 (JP) Music Publisher Robert Schirmer, 42, a fifth generation member of the firm of E. Schirmer, of New York, and a music patron, died today while being transferred from his home here to Princeton hospital.

He served with the American field service during the recent war. Born In New York City, he was graduated from Princeton university in 1921. Mrs. Bertha B. Randolph Mrs.

Bertha B. Randolph, 1351 Balmoral died yesterday in her home. She was a lifelong resident of Chicago. Surviving are three sons, the Rev. Norbert E.

Randolph, assistant pastor of St. Teresa's church, Ferd and Markl. Services will be held at 10 a. m. Friday in St.

Ita's church. Burial will be in St. Boniface's cemetery. Jame Barns New York. Sept.

23 (JP) James Burns, 52, pioneer in the development of vitamin extracts and reputedly the first manufacturer of vitamin capsules, died today. Burns, who was born in Kiev, Russia, founded the United States Vitamin corporation and the International Vitamin and was president of Pharmaceutical Organics, Inc. Court Vacates $100 Fine on Zoning Law Violator Judge J. M. Braude in Municipal court yesterday vacated a fine of S100 and costs levied June 3 against Bernard Cassidy for doing millwork at 4425-29 Montrose av.

in violation of the zoning ordinance. City inspectors said that Cassidy, who contended he was a carpenter and not a millwright, had moved his place of business. i At, THE SHOW G01S ON WITH CAL-ASPIRIN THAT'S KIND TO HIS STOMACH When pains ot neuritis or neuralgia are naming and lha show must go on. you want relief and you want it quick. So he always keeps CaU A'pmn handy.

AP't'r) is. ot eoursa, tha thing fo laka for relief from muscular aches and r'ms. So tika well-toleratad Cal-Aspinn. It's pure with calcium added. Remember, next time you need aspirin for neuntic or neuralgic pain take Cal-A'pirin.

I PENDOLA See Gogllottl notice. QUINTILIAN! Saraflna Quintlanl. nee Pa, late of 704 S. Ciarement averue. of Frank, fond mother cf Berxy.

Quir.dlr.o. Mrs. Domieo. cf Pace. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.

ai fr-x chapel. 214-16 S. Western avenue. S2j Calhsto church. Interment Msur.t Cr.e Member of Wocd3iea Circle.

Ifrrziius Monroe 1376. RANDOLPH Bertna B. Fandirph. ee Sirnrarx. dearly beloved mctfcer cf Ferd C.

and the P.v. Ncrbert X. Randolph. be.re4 sitter cf Julia E. lond of Megdslen Markl.

devoted cf Robert Dcr.ald and the late C. Markl Jr. Funeral FriCJ'. Sen- 2. at 9 30 a.

from ccapei. 2114 W. Xrvtnx Park road, to St. Ita c-. Interment St.

Boniface cemetery. Member -f Su, Benedict branch. No. 804. L.

C. 3. A Klndiy emit flowers. For inform lica caj Dlversey 3230. RAUCH Hannah Raueh.

Sept. 23. 1347. rt 3730 SheSeld avenue, daogiter cf tn late Albert and Sopnie. Services at ciape-.

2701 N- Clark srre-t. Tnysii. at 1 31 p. m. Interment Oak Wocoa.

Piease c- flowers. REID John A. P.eld. Sept. 22.

at Carsra, Canada, late residence, 10932 Avenue husband of wilma. son cf Mrs. brother of Mrs. irn'i Petersen. Mrs.

He.ra Surirue and Harcid EH Fucers! 2 p. m. at mortuary. 10240 Swing av. Is ferment Osk.and cemetery.

Do.toa. X.L Sa 0632. REIF Morris P.eif of 1131 S. avenue. Oak Park.

111.. tn Presbyterian hospital. KcliTwocd. Sunday, Sept. 21.

beloved husiand cf Lm. Vergne. loving father cf Mrs. Mar)cr. S-eiey and Rcbert.

ford sen cf Mr. anl Mrs. C. H. Felf cf Antio.

cl Marjorle Relf cf Scuth Et.1. In4 7rS. E. Relf of Washington. D.

C. D- P. ct Chicago, and Paul V. Pelf cf At rest at chapel. 523 Late street.

C-a Park. Servlcea Thursday. Sept. 25. at 13) p.

m. Interment Mount Emh.em. E-cUd 1643- RINCK George Rinck of 7632 S. Eznerali avenue, dearly beieved Husband of devcted father cf Helen and George Rlnck. fond brother of AdolEh, and Gtistavc Rinck.

Services Friday. 1:30 p. xb at chapel. 5652 S. Ashland avenue.

Interaient Cedar Park cemetery. Member cf Mrire Star ledge. No. 758. A.

F. A A. nd P. B. A.

Masonic servlcea Thursday at A p. m. Republic 0078. RISER Fred Fritz Riser. Tate cf 74 1 K.

Clark street, dear friend cf Mabel Sperry. Services 1 p. Thursday. Sept. 25.

at chapel. 2715 Madison atreet. Inttrrt Eimwood cemetery. Inf. Sac 2238.

ROACH James A. Reach. late cf 344 S. Mapie avenue. Oak Para, beloved hnitand of Blanch nee Flood, brother cf Mrs.

Gcr? P. Culien and the late WlUians John and Chars F. cache. At fmeral home. 17 street.

Oa Park- FinerU Thursday. Sept. 25. at 9.30 a. nr.

t- Su Catherine ef Siena church. and Wsj-t-Ington boulevard. Interment ern ct Heaven cemetery. SANDERS Samuel L. Sander.

Sr. 2 2. 1947. ol 929 E. A2d pi tusband cf Mxnme.

Utier cf M's. Grace Hlr. Edzar :s.m late Harry, and Sanders, granlfather of 11. great-grandfather cf 11. ffwei chapel.

4227 Cottage Grove Wednesiar, 3 p. m. Interment Oak Weeds. SANTORO See GogllctU tscMce. SCHMIDT William J.

Schmidt cf 511 SL 4 8th court, beloved of the la'at Christina Sasa Schmidt, loving fat-er cf Helen. Emma, Lillian Lorr, Grrxm Schmidt, the late Minnie, and Vk i-j Schmidt, grandfa'her cf lour, great granii-father of seven. Funeral Friday at 2 a. at funeral home. 2 307 S.

Laramie areata. la-terment Concordia cemetery. Olympic 20O. SCHOCH Olivia Irvlnr Schccfc. Sett.

2 3. of John mother of Mrs. o.iv?a Richard. Melbourne. Jaca.

ari S'lis Schoch. sister cf Mrs. Lehman. Funeral Trursday. 9 a.

frcm crsne Jeffery boulevard at 77th street, to St. Nerl church. Mas 9:30 a. m. T-- Holy Sepulchre.

Soa. 8S22. SCHRAMM Msrle Schramm, beloved cf the late Anthony, dear mother of JcseTjrx and Mrs. Beatrice Farroc. alsrer ol Wandel cf Saskatchewan.

Canada. Thursday. 1:30) p. at 1S33 35th itreet. Interment Archer Wood.

SETS Catherine Mary Seib. belovrd wt cf the late John, loving mother of Kne and the late Herman Seib. dear grandm-rtner of Wiilard Selb. William, and Jac Funeral Friday. Sept- 26.

9 30 a. frees funeral home. 5340 W. Ncrth averse. St.

Vincent' church, where rectiie hira mass win be celebrated. Interment Carmel cemetery. SERCZYK Mary Serczyk. cee MltusskJ. deaj wife cf Albert, beloved rccther cf Lect Dankowskl and Dr.

Henry, fcr.d isother-m law cf Dr. C. Edward Dar.acws! and Sercjyk. dar grandmother cf Robert Richard. Funeral Thursday.

9 15 a. mm from chapel. 5118-26 W. FuUertcn aenae to Holy Trinity churoh. Milwaukee aeau and Nvhle street.

Interment St. Jsjept a. Bere shire 9595. SEIVVERT HeVn Eelttert 4 221 avenue, beloved wife cf Theodore. daughter of Mrs.

A. Anderson. F-neril Thursday. 2 p. in.

at chapei. 2346 w. Madiscn street. Interment E.icood cemetery SHANNON See Agnes Carr notice. SIMON Albert Simon rf Evanston.

TZ hus band cf Irene L. Simon, father cf Albert Roy and Harry Simm br-5Thr of Mrs CeTla Smtth. Services Thursday. 1 SO a( chapel. 1460 Sherman a nue.

pirate emit Mowers. SIWINSKT Peter rf 551 lit street, hetnved bukband rf Frances ar.d t- late Catherine, dear fat'-er cl Obtrude Drrzdowtcz. Irene Dilda. ar.d A.r- Guide, lather-in-law cl Mary. Peter Drido-wtrz.

Joseph Dlida. and Lruii Cuid. re trier rf Mary Kruplnski. J-xeph. ar.d Ml'hael Poland.

Funeral Saturday. S'pt. 27. 9 3 from funeral tKme. 1335 W.

51st street, to J-ha rl C-i! church. Inter-ment Rejurrectlon cemetery. C.mat 6683. STEINFRT CharW Stetnert. 7141 T-dKra, avenue.

Sept. 22 1947. brother cf tr. iAta Mary Eirh. Tneresa Konrn.

ar.d Frr. Stemert. a( chapel, 316 W. 634 trt. at Harvard aienue.

where service wt.i tm held Thursday. Sept. 25 at 1 p. m. later- ment Fairmount cemetery.

STEVENS Carolyn Steven of 321 fa a enue. Elmhurst. wile cf the la-e Clifford beioved mother rf Lorer.a Sh. ea-ter. Elizabeth Romark.

grandmother rt Beverly Grarey. Resting at chapel. 134 Yerc atreet. Elmhurst. where erv1-w he held Thursday.

1 p. m. Interment Ea Lawn. SNOWDON Gerald Frtewdon ef 5T42 zrt street, beloved sen cf Ellen and the William, fond brother of Mrs Rlkowtkt. Mrs.

Mary Budding Mrs. Lcuie Biumrr.er. Eric, and Marguerite. Servtrei Thursday at 1:30 p. m.

tn chape! 624S Kedile avenue. Interment Cedar Park- STEPHENS Gui Stephens cf Dover. Mzis suddenly, dearly beloved husband of Yc'arda, nee Basil: lond brother cf John. Chntt. Helen Barber, and Antoinette.

Funeral Friday. Pert. 26. 1 30 p. at ir.eral home.

2 3 53 W. Chics en avenue. Ittermert Elmwood cemetery. Information. Brsinjwicst 8220 or 0100.

THIEBEAULT Susan M. 2313 E. 76th atreet. Sept. 22.

1547. telrved cf the late Charies J. Thiebeault. f'nd mcther of Virginia T. Munro.

Juanlt T. Dteraer. and Charles J. Thiebeault. sister cf F.cinre Carter and Emma Meyers, brth of Lea geies.

Cal. At chapel. 2121 W. 9S'h i-rf. until noon Thursday.

Service at Chsrrh rf the Mediator. 110th street and H'yr- avenue. Thursday. Sept. 2 5, at 3 p.

m. Interraerj Mount Hope. THOMAS George Thomas, at 67 yea-i, uddenly. of 264 Park avenue. Anf.och.

IJ beloved husband rf Louise, fond fa-Mr cf Joseph dear steplatner of Mr Nortraa Fran. Mrs. Lucy Kaps. and Ctrurtney. Funeral Thursday.

Sept. 2 5, at 2 from Strang luneral home. Anuoch- Iatej ment Liberty cemetery. TIERNEY Martha Rlesbee Tlerr.ev ef dale and Downer Grove, on srt. 2 3.

Ing wife of James Joseph Tiemey. daughter of Mrs. Eertha end the ut Harry B. sister of Mrs. Zelma Grant.

Mrs. Ejtrs Frailer. R. Theodore, and Clyde. Service at funeral home.

4920 Main treet- Dowr.era Grove, on Spt. 25 at 2 p. m. Interment Clarendon Hill cemetery. TOMASEK Josefa Tctnasek.

rudd-n'y. ef "52 S. Kedvale avenue, beloved wife of Kare-. devoted mother cf Anton. and Hynous.

Services Thursday. Sept. 2 5. 1 L. a.

at funeral heme. 6227 w. Cerrr.sc read. Cremation Woodlawn. Kindly eng.

flcwcrs. Stanley 1866. AVERS Mis Ann Traver. sister of Richard. Mrs.

Inez Boulton. the late Irea. Althea. Walter, ar.d Arthur Tnderriedet! F'J-neral from residence cf brctner. 168 E-Pearson street.

Thursday. Sept. 25. at 9 a. to Holy Name cathedraL Interment All WALLACE Robert G.

Wallace. Sept. 22. 1947. formerly of Evanston.

111., htuaasd ct Martha M-. father of Robert G. Jr. anj Jenny, brother of Mri. Corbett Ccie ef Atlanta.

and Mr. Lowell CurtU cf New York city. Service at c-iapei. 270L N. Clark street.

Thursday at 11 a. m. Interment Posehill. WITT Esther Johnson Witt of 7310 Vermel avenue, beloved wife cf George fond zsctatr of Ella Louise and Roaert Owen, sister rf Emll H. Johnson Resting at chapel.

T3SO Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral Thursdav. Sept. 25. at 3 p.

m. Interment Oaa Wcoda. WRIGHT Mrs. Jane Wright, nea M-Viriiii 1502 E. 66th piace.

age 76. wife of the m' William mother cl Leo. Jarte. Harry. Edward.

Ethel Cable, and Hiiga. 2 grandchildren. 18 great-grandchildren. Fi-rerai Thursday. 9 30 a.

from chapel. tl3 Commercial avenue, ro SS. Peter and Paul church. South Chicago 0933. WULFERT George O.

Wulfert. la'e resiienc! 315 Root street. Park Pidge. beloved fcu-band of Ethtl. nee Schneider, fond fsther cf Robert E.

and Richard grandfather of P.cb;n Ann, bro'her cf Franee Irlcn a-3 Ethel Phelan. Services Thursday. Sept. 2 5. at 1:30 p.

m. at funeral home. 6754 NcrtA-west highwav. Interment in Town cf Main cemetery. Member cl Mel Tlemey pott.

No. 247. American Legicn. -CARD OF THAKKS- vVEST I wish tn express my sincere thsnks) IO the many friends who so klnd sect rl pieces and expressed their sympathy In tia recent death cl my husband, lm Ga WaaU MRS. ATY 2:30 p.

Wednesday at First Cccfrreea-. tlonal church, Western Springs, HL Inter ment private. GODEK See GosIIottl notice. GOGLIOTTI Carmel a Gogilettl. Isfe of 1423 w.

Ohio street, dear wife of Geradi. fond mother of Victor. Nick. Joseph. Michael.

Rocco. Anna Santoro. Rose Avlsllano. Lena Pendola. Helen Caprio, Mary Godek.

Anee-llne, and Jeannette. ccusin cf Josephine Clapps. and 13 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel.

624 N. Western avenue, to Addolorata church. Interment St. Joseph's. Armltage 7800.

GRATZ tGraczl William Gratz. beloved husband of Josephine, nee Masiak: dear father of Bridget, fond father-in-law of Mack Augustine, brother of Lillian Mozuch. Funeral from chapel. 524 7-63 Fullerton avenue. Thursday.

Sept. 25, at 9:30 a. to St. Stanislaus B. M.

church. Interment St. Adalbert a ceme tery. Berkshire 6400. HIR Andrew Hir Sr.

of 524T S. Artesian avenue, beloved husband of Helen, dear lather of Ma-y. Andrew Julia. John, Michael. Helen Gaca.

Anna Berry, and Emily Trltus, fond father-in-law of Alby and Helen Hlr. John Gaca. and Edward Triggs. grandfather of seven grandchildren. Funeral Friday.

9 a. from chapel, 1939 W. 47th street, to St. Mary's church. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

Lafayette 2191. HOLLAND Ellen Holland, nee Kenna. of 5943 N. Kolmar avenue, beloved mother cf Eileen. Thomas John P.

Holland, and Margaret Gordon, grandmother of Thcmas M. Jr. Funeral from chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue.

Thursday. Sept. 25. at 10 a. to Queen of All Saints church.

Interment Mount Carmel. HULTS Ella M. Hults. beloved wife of the lae Oscar, lond mother of Eeulah, James, and the late Celia Clausing, grandmother of Mar-Jorie. Services Friday at 2 p.

m. at funeral home, 3421 Fullerton avenue. Interment Elmwood. HUSBAND Edward Husband ef 7536 Lafay ette avenue, husband of the late Rachel, fond father of Mrs. Ethel Berkley.

Mrs. Mildred Whallon. Edward C. and Philip A. Husband, and the late Mrs.

Edith Mnsvarth. Mrs. Lillian Carnegie, and Mrs. Hilda Sulibacher. 21 grandchildren, and nine great-grandchildren.

Resting at chapel. 7350 Cottage Grove avenue. Commandery services Thursday at 8 p. m. Funeral Frldav.

Sept. 26. at 3 p. m. Interment Oak Woods.

Member of Aaron lodge. No. 913. A. F.

A. past high priest of Grand Crossing, chapter No. 219. R. A.

Imperial ceuneil. No. 8 5. R. Sc S.

and Woodlawn commandery. No. 76. K. T.

JOHNS Gertrude Martha Jchns. wife of Albert mother of Ralph S. and Harold B. Johns. Resting at funeial home.

203 S. Marlon street Wisconsin avenue). Oak Park. Services Thursday, 2:30 p. m.

Eurlal Forest Home. JONES William H. Jones, age SS vean. cf Milwaukee, former! of Chicago. Sent.

22. 1947. husband of Ida Jones of Milwaukee, brother of Mrs. Gladvs of Utlca. N.

Ray of Chicago. Waiter of Columbiana. end Harrv of Rochester. N. Y.

Resting at chapel. 6020 Hohman avenue. Hammond. Ind. Services Thursday.

Sert 2 5. at 2 p. m. Interment Oak Hill cemetery. Hammond.

Ind. KINDELLN Edward J. KlndHln. suddenly, of 717 S. Eat avenue.

Oak Park, beloved son of the late John P. and Mary Carroll Kln-delln. fond brother cf Jane. John. Mae.

Lillian Morlarty. and Agatha, uncle cf Marlorle and Jean Morlarty. At funeral home. 17 Madison street. Oak Pam.

Funeral Friday. Sept. 26. at 10 a. to Ascension church.

Interment Calvary. KLENNER John Klenner. Sept. 22. 1947.

be loved husband or Olga. dear father of Elsie, fond brother of Charles. Funeral Wednesdav. 2 p. at chapel, 1723 Lena bee atreet.

Interment" Wunders cemetery. KOVAR Anna Kovar. age 7T of 23 34 S. Central Park avenue, beloved mother of Marie, and John. Funeral Friday.

8:30 a. from chapel. 2658 S. Central Park avenue to Blessed Sacrament church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Lawndale 3101. KRUEGER Stella Marie Krueg'r. nee Peichel. or 3611 S.

Seeley avenue, beloved wife of William C. dear mother of Mrs. La Verne Lletz and the late Ruth, sister of Mrs. Nora Virtel and Alphonse Reichel. Services Friday.

1:30 p. at St. Phillppus' Ev. church. 36th street and Seeley avenue.

Interment Fairmount. Resting at chapel. 1939 W. 35th street, until Friday, 10 a. m.

LABUDDE John F. Labudde, beloved husband ot Louise, dear lamer cl Lillian Mix and Harold, father-in-law of Alfred A. Mix, grandfather of Allen and Robert Mix. Funeral Thursday. 2 p.

at funeral heme. 2500 N. Cicero avenue. Interment Oakrldge. Berkshire 8070.

LA MAR RE Arthur M. La Marre. beloved hus band of Winifred, nee Pryor. loving father of Dorothy. Funeral Thursday.

9:30 a from 2950-58 Fullerton at Sacramento, to St. John Berchmans church. Member cf Fountain Pen and Pencil Makers union, local 183. Belmont 3300 or Kildare 4000. LANDOLT Joseph Landnlt.

suddenly. Sept. 22. late of 2437 Seminary avenue, beloved husband of Catherine, lend father of Joseph F. and Angela Day.

Remains at funeral home. 2449 Lincoln avenue. Services Wednes day. 3 p. at Graceland cemetery chapel Member of Loyal-Deerlng lodge.

I. O. O. F. t'ltase omit flowers.

LEDEBUHR Carl Ledebuhr. husband of the late Augusta, dear father of Ciara Llbolt. Anna Zimmerman. Minnie Burke. Charles.

Edward, and Bernard, fond brother of Herman. 13 grandchildren. 11 great-grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 1:30 p. at chapel.

7032 Wentworth avenue. Inter ment Bethanla. LENO George G. Leno. beloved huhand rf Grace, nee Caselia: fond father of Peter.

Joseph. Vlto. Tony. Philomena Poppalardo, Pauline Cavallaro, Carmrlla Jablcnskl. Rote Falzone, Nick, Sam.

Anna Skutt. and Ralph. Funeral Friday. 9 a. from renideore.

5319 S. Keating avenue, to St. Richards church. Interment St. Mary's.

Pro. O60O LEVERENZ Andrew G. Leverenz. suddenly, of 9401 S. Sawyer avenue.

Evergreen Park, Sept. 22. loving son of Adolph and Minnie Leverenz. dear brother of Cecilia Toole. Lorraine Chapman.

Adolph Walter Clifford, and Donna Mae Leverenz. Member of Chicago Journeymen Plumbers, local 130. Funeral from chapel. 295 w. 95th street 9 a.

Thursday, to Moi.t- Holy Redeemer church. Interment St. Mary's. MAHAFFIK The Re Albert M. MahafT.e Sept.

22. 1947. of 2748 Marry avenue Evanston, 111., husband of the late Martha Mahaffle. father of Mrs. T.

Otto Nail. Services 2 p. m. Wednesday at Covenant Methodist church chapel. 2525 Hartrey avenue.

Evanston. Interment at Lucerne. Ind. MANSELL Blanche Bourell Mansell. of 14 24 W.

71st street beloved wife of Andrew lEudl Mansell. fond mother of Betty Cook, Robert and Andrew Mansell. daughter ol Hal-tie and the late Joseph Boureil, sitter of Ruth Regan and Hazel Cronke. grandmother of Harry Andrew Cock. At luneral home.

69lh at Justine street, where services wlil be held Thursday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Cedar Park. MARGOLIN Samuel Margolls of Orland Park. beloved husband ol Cilsta.

fond brother of Isadore. Max. Sadie Schwartz. Jake, and the late Frances Bordrlrk. New York.

Serv ices Friday, 10 a. at chapel. 6935 Stony Island avenue. Mr HENRY Ruth McHenry cf Blue Island. teacher In Blue Island schools for over 30 years.

Resting at luneral home, 13050 S. Greenwood avenue. Blue Island. Services Thursday. 2 p.

m. Burial Mnline. 111.. Friday. McNAMEE William P.

MrNamee. belrtved son of the late Peter F. and Fannie MeNamee, fond brother cf George Charles Peter and Paul J. MeNamee. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.

from his brother's residence. 1028 Pawnee rd Wlimette to St. Francis Xavler church. Wlimette. Interment Calvary cemetery.

Omit flowers please. MERFY William Merfy. suddenly, late of 5647 S. Laflln street, beloved son of Robert, and Luba. nee Stankovich: lond brother of Robert.

Mrs. T. Lawson. and Richard Merfy. Funeral Thursday.

Sept. 2 5. at 9 a. from chapel. 1716-18 W.

63d street, to St. Raphael church. Interment St. Mary's. MITTELSTAEDT Edward Mlttelstaedt.

Sept. 22, late ol Lombard. 111., beloved husband of the late Stacla Mittcirtaedt. dear father of Mrs. Clara Thesen, Mrs.

Mary Pember-ton. Edward J. and the late Julia and Gustav. brother of Mrs. Matilda Dcmka and Albertlna Mlttelstaedt.

grandfather of two grandchildren and lour great-grandchildren. Resting at funeral home. 4817 Chicago ave nue. Funeral notice later. MORE Annette More.

3519 Schorl atreet. beloved wife cf Josef. Services Thursday. 2 p. at funeral home.

3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Mount Emblem. NORDQUIST John Nordqulst of 12215 Stewart avenue, husband of the late Christine, father of Mrs. Ruth Ytterberg cf Crestwood, N. Y.

and Mrs. Violet Reid. brother of Ernest, grandfather of Robert and Marcia Ytterberg. Donald and David Reid. Resting at chapel.

304 W. 119th street, until Thursday. 11 a. m. Services al Central avenue Baptist church.

Thursday. 2 p. m. Interment Memorial Park. NORWAINIS Kazlmlr Norwalnls, late of 2241 N.

Western avenue, beloved husband ol Antoinette, loving father of Stella Younger and Anne Plttcnger. Funeral Saturday. Sept. 27. 8:30 a.

from chapel. 3354 S. Halsted street, to Provldenc cf God rhurch. Interment at St. Casimir.

Yards 1419. NOVASKE Rose Novaske. Sept. 22. of 507 Le mon street, Lemont.

111., beloved sister ol Anna. John. Peter, and Mrs. Catherine Place. Funeral Thursday from her late residence at 9:30 a.

m. to SS. Cyril and Methodius church at 10 a. m. Interment SS.

Cyril and Methodius cemetery. Lemont. NYSTROM Mary Nystrom. age 82. late residence.

7322 Crandon avenue, wife of the late F. August, mother of Mrs. Edith Clark. Elget and the late Dr. E.

W. Nystrcm. grandmother cf Linda Marie Clark, sister of Miss Mathilda Anderson cf Pes Moines. la. Retting at funeral home.

79th street at Phillips avenue, until li a.m. "1 rjursaay. then to lie in state in the Bethany Lutnerani church. 9118 Houston avenue. Services 2 p.

m. Interment OaJt Woods cemetery, fcoutn I etaor 0959. 1 TP DEATH NOTICES ABDERHOLDEN- Minnie, Abderholden. nee uick, late of 718 W. 66th place, beloved wife of William, fond mother of Donald and Alice, dear sister of William.

Ann owena Garry. Martha Hall. Elsie Kluender. Edward and Harold. Resting at funeral home.

7013 S. Racine avenue, where services will be held Thursday, Sept. 25, at 2 p. m. Interment Cedar Part.

Member of Kosmos chap ter. No. 613, O. E. S.

Stewart 0460. ADAMS Oakland Franklin Adams. 729 Oak' ton atreet. Park Ridge, suddenly. In Ken tucky, husband of Florence, nee Peters father of Oakland F.

Jr. and Jack C. Burial Thursday. Stevens funeral home, Focomoke city, Aid. AMES Nellie B.

Ames, ate 87. wife of the late Howard, mother of Helen A. Prlngle and Waldo B. Ames. Resting at funeral home 203 5.

Marlon street I Wisconsin avenue Oak Park. Services at Pllsrlm Consrega tlonal church chapel. Lake and Scovllle ave nues. Oak Park, Thursday. 2 p.

m. Burial private. Please omit flowers. ALDRICH Marlon Haley Aldrich of 6732 Perry avenue, beloved wife of the late Harry fond mother of Betty Marie, daughter of Scott F. and Mary E.

Haley, sister of Hubert of Toulon, 111.. Thomas George Robert S. of Buda. 111., and Margaret Schorl of Alaska. Resting at funeral home, 6915 Wentworta avenue.

Services at 2 p. Thursday. Sept. 25. Burial at Buda, 111., Friday, Sep.

26. ANDREWS Charles W. Andrews, beloved husband of Bertha, nee Norland: dear father of Dr. William c. Andrews and Mrs.

Helen Menneke. fond father-in-law of Mrs. Mary W. Andrews Henry Menneke. brother of Peter.

Mrs. Katherine Pllalas. and Mrs Georgia Berrls, brother-rl-law of James Pllafas and Frank Berrls. Funeral Wednes day, Sept. 24.

1 p. from chapel, 4710 N. Western avenue. Services 2 p. m.

at St. Demetrlos church, 2727 Winona avenue. In terment Elmwood cemetery. AVIGLLANO See GosIIottl notice. BANNES Alblna Bannes.

late of 6552 Keating avenue. Sept. 23. 1947. loving daughter of Anna, sister of Alfred.

Sophie and Vera Irvine. Funeral Saturday, sept. 27 at 9 a. from chapel. 6812 S.

Western avenue, to St. Symphorosa church. Inter ment St. casimir cemetery, oroveniu ui42 BARRON James L. Barron, husband of Gladys father of Mrs.

W. E. RJpley, brother of John T. Barron. Friends may call at chapel, 720 Lake street.

Oak Park. Memorial serv. Ices Wednesday, 3 p. at River Forest Presbyterian church. Quick avenue, corner of Lathrop and Jackson, BASSI See Gu Stephens notice.

BAUMAN Christopher F. Eaurr.an. 1004 5 Damen Sept. 23, 1947. husband oi the late Lillian Eauman.

father of Chester Bau- man, brother of Minnie Steffenhagen and Martha Tleman. At chapel. 2121 W. 95th where services will be held Friday, Sept. 26.

at 1 p. m. Interment Pine Lake ceme tery. La Porte. Ind.

Member cf Tracy lodge No. eiO, A. F. Sc A. M.

BELLINI Pfc. Phillip Bellini. TJ. S. A of 2154 N.

Merrlmac avenue, dearly beloved son of James and Adeline, nee Salvatore; loving brother oi Annabene ana James jr. Resting at funeral home. 760O W. Grand avenue, at the circle. Funeral Thursday Sept.

25. at 10:15 a.m., to St. John Bosco church. Burial St. Joseph's cemetery.

Merrlmac 1111 or Elmwood Park 801. BENZA Mary Rafferty Benza. late of 5371 S. Rockwell street, beloved wile oi jonn mother of Margaret. John Robert, and Barbara, daughter of Patrick and Margaret nee Pollard, sister of John.

Catherine Mc- Convllle, Alice, and the late Harry. Funeral Friday, 30 a. from funeral home. 5438 S. Halsted street, to St.

Clare de Montefalco church. Interment Mount Carmel. Boulevard 0662. BOYLE Walter R. Boyle, beloved husband of the late Vlda.

loving father of Lawrence. Sara Ellen Guy. Lillian Wolf. George. Rob ert.

Mabel Hall. Lyda Chlumsfcy, William. Howard. Perry, and Ethel French. Services Thursday.

Sept. 25, 2 p. at funeral home. 3440 N. Central avenue.

Interment Mount Auburn. Kildare 5420. BROWN Louisa Brown, formerly of 3116 Wilson avenue. Sept. 22, 1947.

beloved wife of Christ Brown, loving mother of Florence Koch, grandmother of Robert Kocb. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Thursday. Sept. 25, at 2 p.

m. Interment Rldgewood. BUESCHEL Martha E. Smith Bueschel fnee van uer HorstJ, beloved wile of Paul, dear mother of Rita, Donald, and June, dear sister cf Anna. Adolphlne, Christine, and Minnie.

Funeral from chapel. 5917 Irving Park road. Friday. Sept. 26.

9 a. to St. Pascals church. Interment local. BURNEY Jessie Margaret Bumey.

Sept. 22. 1947, of 824 Judson avenue. Evanston. 111., wife of the late Arthur Walter Burney.

Services 11 a.m. Wednesday at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Interment at Washington. D.

C. CAPRIO See Gogllottl notice. CARR Agnes Carr. Bee Shannon, late of 8139 Ellis avenue, beloved wife of Leslie fond mother of Mrs. Virginia Lundberg and Leslie T.

Bud, sister of John Thomas the late James. William, and Elizabeth Shannon. Funeral Friday. 9 a. from mortuary, 1000-1010 E.

79th street, to St. Francis de Paula church. Interment Mcunt Carmel cem etery. Member of St. Francis de Paula Altar end Rosary society.

CLAPPS See Gogllottl notice. CORCORAN Austin P. Corcoran, suddenly. beloved husband of Acnes Corcoran (nee Rogan, lond lather of Donald end Joyce, son of the late Michael and Hanora Corcoran, brother cf Michael and Thomas Corcoran, Mrs. Katherine Chlcolne.

Mrs. Mary Hughes. Mrs. Nora Fitzgerald, Mrs. Anna Vaughan.

and the late Mrs. Sarah Sullivan, John and Irene Corcoran. Funeral from residence. 1839 W. 34th street.

Friday. Sept. 26. at 9:15 a. to Our Lady of Good Counsel church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. COUTTS Ray S. Coutts. beloved aon of Grace Coutts. nee Zelgler.

dear brother of Nellie Mae, beloved uncle of Darlene Mae. Servlcea et chapel, 5917 Irving Park road. Thursday. Sept. 25.

at 2 p. tn. Interment Irving Park. Member of Chicago Red Arro club. Company A.

No. Engineers of 132d division, and Lane High School Alumni. COX Frank E. Cox. late of 1417 Belle Plalne avenue, beloved husband of Ann.

nee Dower; fond lather ot Earl Edward. Ruth Johnsrud. Clayton Charles. Helen Marie Mlehle. Margaret Ann Shottwell.

and Robert Francis and the late Catherine; brother of Spurgeon. grandfather of Joanne, Patricia and Kathleen Jo. At rest at and funeral from chapel. 3175 N. Clark atreet.

Thursday. Sept. 25, at 9:30 a. to Our Lady of Lourdes church. Interment St.

Bonllace'i cemetery. CRAVEN Daniel Craven of 5614 S. Winches ter, dearly beloved husband of Anna, fond brother of Mrs. Anna Ege and Claude Craven. Services Friday, 3 p.

at chapel, 5652 S. Ashland avenue. Interment Evergreen cemetery. Republic 0078. DALY John F.

Daly of 127 Washington street, Lockport. beloved husband of Mary, nee Wood. Funeral Thursday. 9 a. from Miller funeral home, Lockport.

to St. Dennis. Burial Mount Olivet, Jollet. DANNATT Bessie Stuart Dannatt, widow of late Ira S. Dannatt of Los Angeles.

formesly of 1039 Hollywood avenue. Chicago, sister of Mrs. C. B. Pelronnet.

Mrs. L. D. Hcth. and Mrs.

R. A. La Batt. Funeral service at Sprlngdale cemetery, Clinton, Thursday, Sept. 25, 2 p.

m. DAVEY Jack John Davey of 1807 S. 50th court, Cicero, suddenly. Sept. 20.

1947, beloved husband of Agnes Davey, nee Peterson; beloved father of Dolores, Donald, and Darlene. Funeral Friday. Sept. 26, at 2:30 p. m.

at home for funerals, 5844 W. Cer-mak road. Interment Forest Home cemetery. Information, Olympic 243. DAVIS Mrs.

Maud Shepherd Davis passed away in San Marino. Sept. 21. 1947, widow of Claude B. Davis and sister of Miss M.

Adelaide Shepherd. A. Liddon Shepherd of San Marino, and Mrs. Josephine Arllng- etall of Chicago. Funeral services Thursday at 11 a.

m. in Pasadena, Cal. DITTRICH The Rev. Alexius C. Dittrich.

late of Buffalo Grove, 111., dear son of Chrlstoph Dittrich and Mary, nee Weldner; brother of Werner Raymond Alfred George Mrs. Edith Weldner. and the late Her bert. Lying In state Thursday from 8 p. at St.

Mary's church. Buffalo Grove. Fu neral Friday. Office of the dead to be recited et 9:30 a. followed by solemn requiem high mass at 10 a.

m. Burial at Villa Re deemer cemetery. Glenvlew road and Mil waukee avenue. Skokle 365. DUPIL Ida Hubank Dupll; widow of Frank lond sister ot Mrs.

Laura sparks, aunt or Mrs. Mabel Browner. Funeral Tnursoav. a a. from funeral home.

Halsted and 76th atreet. to St. Klllan church. Burial family lot. Stewart 7700.

EHLEN Louise M. Ehlen, nee Henrtch, Sept. 21. 194 7. beloved wife of George F.

Ehlen loving mother of George F. Jr. and the late Chester dear grandmother of Glenn and Craig, sister of Carrie Baur. At chapel. 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, Sept. 24. at 3 p. m. Interment Rosehlll.

EULER William Euler of 3310 N. Oakley ave nue, beloved husband of Amanda Knust Euler. lather of Edna Baker and Edwin Knust. At chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, where services will be held Thursday at 1:30 p. m.

Interment St. Lucas'. Member of Mutual Benefit and Aid society. FARBER Ida Farber. 1060 Alnslie street, be loved wife of the late Hyman.

loving mother of William. Jack. Lena, the late Harry, and Oscar. Services Thursday at chapel, 3600 W. Roosevelt road.

Interment K. N. S. Jewish, WaidHalm. Shiva at 4458 Kedzie Avenue herever You Live Klllll A Ml I 1 ft I Ka MCTOMS.ovt Always so true, unselfish and kind.

Few in this world his equal you'll find; A brautllul life that came to an end. He died as he lived every one's friend. MEIER GRANITE COMPANY EMPLOYES. SAMUELS Ben Samuels, 1931. In loving memory of our or one.

IFE CHILDREN. AND A NDCH ILDR EN. STANTON Daniel J. Stanton. A tribute of love in memory of your birthday.

Sept. 24. Forever In my thoughts and prayers. LUCILE. SULLIVAN Catherine Sullivan.

In loving memory of our beloved wife and mother, who passed away two years ago today. LOVING HUSBAND. DANIEL SR. JAMES AND DANIEL JR. Fraternal Notice AMALGAMATED LITHOGRAPHERS OF AMERICA, LOCAL NO.

4 William Jock, transferer, died Sept. 21. Funeral Wednesday. Sept. 24.

1:30 p. from chapel, 8100 Irvlnir Park road. GSORCS A CAKAB3V TrosldJKA 1 tvitr.tr UNDERTAKERS 1 I Lt. ml.