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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE, 20 TWureday.Sepl. 19, 1946! 1 1 CoJtP Be Z'W GBTTIsl I HAROLD TEEN iANSf you LISTEN wNttN I TA I tr tsi ur uv hkounv STEWART WHITE, ADVENTURER AND JArTUS Lawrence Jakrag. husband of Julia Mlstarz Jakus. beloved father of Mary Krleg. Matthew.

Theodore, and Ir. Stanley. Kuneral from chapel, 5753 W. Fulerlon avenue, Friday. Sept.

30, 9:30 a. to St. James church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery.

Berk. 8400. JOHNSON Gotthard Johnson of 7534 Ellli avenue, beloved husband of Hilda, loving father of Mrs. Mabel Watt, Betty May. and the late Mrs, Msrlon Carty.

fond grandfather of Barbara. Donald Carty. and Marllynne Watt. Member of Harold lodge. No.

13. I. O. of Framot lodge. O.

ot Vaaa. and Swedlh-Amerlran Athletic Assn. Resting at chapel. 851 E. 75lh street.

Services 3 p. m. Thursday. Interment Oak Woods. JOHNSON Andrew A.

Johnson, beloved husband of Anmnda, foster-father of Walter ADOTT8 Trisrlee r. Rad-xie Jr lata erf 3114 W. Cermak road, beloved husband of Marie A nee Maschek; loving aon ot Charles Sr. e.n4 Frances, dear brother of Marie Beiiay. Agnea Hukovsky.

Frances and Edrard. Resting eg chapel. 3814 W. Kiln street. Funeral Friday.

9 a. to Blessed Sacrament curczw Interment St. John's. Cary, 1U. RAI.EIGH Richard Raleigh of 4739 W.

Bis rlson street, beloved husbsnd ot the iata Ellen, nee Caliane; loving father of t. Walter William Alice and the late Catherine Raleigh, brother cf Mary Heaney. Hanna Bruder. and Bridget Ralejgi. grandfather of six.

Funeral Saturday. 8 a. from funeral home. 2SOT Larair.se avenue, to Resurrection church, lnterme-" Mount Carmel. Member of St.

Imatius cours No. 18. C. O. F.

Lawndaie 8799. REINSCH Max C. Reinsert, beloved hus.Har.4 NOVELIST, DIES, f- I IoCj A ar 1 I mi 1 I I II f'i II l-. I "Vef SMIWJiTsi I Sjti- 'i smell his smm'jm I 1 1 1 II i ii i i I ENTRY OF BOY, 11, ROBERT J. LONGMORE SERVICES TO BE HELD TOMORROW MORNING "ut How am i Gonna Goop if pdn't PRACTICE Posl'T Get OBITUARIES Alex Tomaichek Kites for Alex Tomaichek, route foreman for the Charles Levy Cir culating company for 25 yeara, will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p.

m. In the chapel at 3834 Irving Park rd Burial will be in Montrose cemetery. Mr. Tomaschek died Monday in his home In Mcllenry. He and his wife, Emily, celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 1943 Surviving are Mrt.

Tomaschek and four daughters, Mrt. Frances Abee, Mrt. Martha Krelle, Mrt. John Bo hannon, and Mrs. Elsie Teuber.

Richard Raleigh Richard Raleigh. 78, of 4720 Har rison retired grain company weighmaster, and a Chicago rest dent for more than 50 years, died yesterday In hit home. Services will be held at 9 a. m. Saturday in Resur rection church, Leamington av.

and Jackson blvd. Surviving are three sons, Lt. Walter J. and James W. of the Chicago fire department, and William a daughter, Alice, and three sisters.

John B. Conway Sr. John B. Conway 69, of 1721 N. Monitor a retired postal clerk, died yesterday in his home.

Survivors Include his widow, Gus-sle; a ton, John a daughter, Mrs. Virginia Spofford, and four sisters and four brothers. Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Saturday In St.

Angela'! church, Potomac and Massasoit avs. Burial will be in St. Joseph'a cemetery. DR. HEY DT DIES; LONG ACTIVE AS EYE SPECIALIST Dr.

Robert-Von der Heydt, long prominent in the Meld of ophthalmology, died last night In West Suburban hospital in Oak Park. He was 71, lived at 735 Augusta Oak Park, and had offices at 25 E. Washington St. Dr. Von der Heydt was a past president of the Chicago Ophthalmo-loglcal tociety and professor cmerl- 7 tus of the University of cal school.

He prev ous Illlnols medi- iously had taught the Chicago College- of Medicine and Rush Medical college. For many years he was ophthalmologist at the Illinois Charitable Eye and Ear in firmary. He contributed articles to various medical journals. Dr. Von der Heydt was born in many and came to America at he age of 6.

He married the former Edith Richardson, who survives with two daughters, Mis. Franklin E. HrUtol and Mist Harriet Von der Heydt. 300 CRIPPLED CHILDREN SEE ZOO'S WONDERS Three hundred pupils from the Spalding school for crippled children, from 4 to 9 years old, visited Brooktleld zoo yesterday on their annual outing. They were transported in 10 buses, and accompanied 12 teachers, 10 attendants, and nurse.

All are suffering from physical disabilities. I wish everyone visiting the zoo enjoyed themselves at much as those youngsters did," said Robert Bean, zoo director. The zoo is extending invitations junior high school and high school classes to attend regularly scheduled lectures on weekdays. Classes interested should write to or call the zoo. Director Bean said that attendance for the year thru Sept.

1 totaled 1,058,516, an increase about 35 per cent over the comparable period last year. Three Slain as 22 Flee Prison Near Rangoon RANGOON, Burma, Sept. 18 (Reuters Three persons were killed and three Injured when 22 convicts escaped at midnight yester-j day from the prison at Inseln, nine miles north of Rangoon, it was learned here today. lor market list. Cleans toilet bowls no scrubbing.

I aV' 1 7 11 auoy'thzrbsk I i II Strom. Mrs. Elle Thorell, and Mrs. Frances Suso. Services Ssturday, 3 p.

at chapel, 1939 W. 35th atreet. Interment Falrmcunt. KINSCH Catherine Klnsch. Sept.

17. late of 7344 N. Western avenue, beloved wife of the late Michael, loving mother of John, Valentine, Nicholas, Marie, and Ferdinand. Funeral Saturday, Sept. 31.

at 8:30 a. from chapel. 7068 N. Clark atreet. to St.

Margaret Mary church. Interment SI. Henry s. KORBAL Agnea Korbal. beloved wife of the late Joseph, mother of Blanche lryarycn, Anna Zblewskl.

Ale. Stvr, Ms lie Super. Stella Harper. Helen Resutko. Jean De Lopas, Sophie De Nardn, Edward, Clara Plckert.

and Marta, sliter ot Martin Purol, Stella Blazek, and Margaret Mroz. Funeral Satur day. a. from residence, ion a Throop street, to St. Barbara's church.

In terment Resurrection cemetery. Information. Yar. 6424. KRULEWITCH Herman E.

Krulewlten. be loved husband of Augusta 8.. nee uwster fond son of the late Simon and Betsy, fond brother of Jennie Hallowlck. Rrnest, Jack, Ben. Hyman, George, and the late Harry A Servlcea Thursday.

3 p. at chapel, 3125 W. Roosevelt road. Burial O. B.

Waldhelm KPZYZKWSKI Antoinette Krzyzewskl, beloved wife of Walter, dear mother of Sophie Trem-bar of the late Helen Cross, Adam. Jose phine Mntycka, Eleanor Lott, Caslmlr. Chester, Harry. Lorraine, and Florence. Funeral Saturday, Sept.

31, at 10:30 a. from chapel. 3159 W. Cullertnn street, to St. Plus' church.

Interment Resurrection. KUIPER Wllllsm A. mill 1 Kulper. age 18. suddenly, of 313 E.

109th street, beloved son or John and Johanna, loving brother of Mrs. Harriet Kldermveld. John and Mrs. Janet R. lloiman.

Services private. Friday. Interment Mount Greenwood. Please omit flowers. Put.

3834, KUSNETZ Louis Kusnetg, late of 3433 Doug las boulevard, beloved husband 01 Hoots. dear father of Shelley and Arnold, brother of Max. In Europe, Funeral Thursday. 10 a. from chapel.

36 54 Roosevelt road Interment Workmen's Circle cemetery. For est Park. LAMB RIGGER Rose Lambrlgger. 314 W. 61st street.

Sept. 17. 1946. beloved wire or jonn Lambrlsrer. lovlnt mother of Dorothy Os borne and William Lamhrlgger.

grandmother of Dolores Osborne. Donald and Robert Lambrlgger. sister of Lulu Cehrlng. Edna Barber, and Oscar Nelson. At chapel, 63d atreet and Harvard avenue, where aervlcea wilt be held Friday, Sept.

30, at 3 p. m. Interment Falrmount. LANDY Jennie Landy. Sent.

18. Lake Michi gan Beach. sister or Mrs. rii wur- nhv. Mrs.

Mabel Coen. and Miss Ida Landy. Mass Friday. 9:30 a. St.

John's Catholic church. Benton Harbor. Burial Calvary cemetery, Cleveland, O. LARSON Augusta Larson of 285 Hill avenue. Glen Ellyn.

wife of the late peter, sister 01 Ernst Larson of Weslaco. and Mrs. Carl Berg. Services Frldsy. 3 p.

at chapel, 493 Main atreet. Glen Ellyn. Bar Harbor. and Minneapolis papers please copy. Interment Oak Hill.

LASKE Albert Laske Sr. of 5353 Herm- ltsge avenue, desrly beloved nusnana or orsr-garet. devoted father of Albert Laske Jr. and Louis Buth, fond brother of Marie Wenr-melster. Bertha Ledebuhr.

Frank Laske. and Anna Wolf. Funeral Friday, 3 p. at chapel. 5653 S.

Ashland avenue. Interment Oak Woods cemetery. Republic 0078. LEAN Olva Mae Lean, Sept. 18.

1946. of 311 N. Long avenue, mother or victoria wiucneu. arandmother of Victoria Mae tjisen ana William A. Mitchell.

Resting at funera hnme SI a N. Central avenue. Austin Funeral Friday. 3:39 p.m. Interment Forest Home.

Austin 0017 LEWIS George Albert Lewis. Sept. m. Be loved husband ol Mamie, rona lamer 01 Earl Frank Eleanor. George and Richard K.

Lewis. U. S. brother of Irwin Lewis of Portland. and Hazel Msrlon ot Denver.

Colo. Resting at chapel. 5533 at uiaf atreet. where aervlcea will be held Saturday. 1:30 p.

m. Interment Bo-hnmelan National. Masonic services, under auspices of Boulevard lodge. No. 863, A.

At A. Friday evening. 9 p. m. L1TTERSKI Frank Lltterskl of 1614 N.

Greenvlew avenue, age 6 3. Deioveo nui r.t Armr father of Edward. Ray mond. Frances Wlsnlewskt, Rose Drzewlckl. Theresa Sokolowskl.

Rita Bledronskt. and Dorothy Staflel. brother of Paul and Clata T.wandowskl. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a from chanel.

1733 Wabansta avenue, to St. Stanislaus Kostka church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. For Bru.

3 335. LOESER Anna Martin Loeser. nee Zlrbes- Schon. late or oei carmen avenu. mum nt Frank lovlne mother of Louise Mar tin Lowe, sister of John C.

and Ceroid Schon. Services Saturday. 3 p. at funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue. In terment Rldgewuod.

OESCH 1st Lt. Harry J. Loesch. V. to-, accidentally on Honshu.

Jspan. Sept. 9, 11 son of the late Harry A. ana a Nellie CaDllce Loesch. beloved brother of Helen.

Mrs. Dorothy Msdsen and Robert. Memorial mass 10 a. Sept. 33.

at Resurrection church, D073 W. Jackson. LONGMORE Robert J. Longmore erf 7344 Ridge nvenue, beloved husband of Ann. Ion a father of Mrs.

Mary Miller. Robert J. and David brother of Sadie Dlttua and Josephine lngmoie. grandlather of Janet and Patricia Longmore, Mary Lou. Barhsra, Franklin, and Edna Miller.

Funeral Friday. Sept. 30, at 9: SO a. m. from funeral home.

1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood. to St. Margaret Mary church and All Saints' cemetery. LOWNDS Kathlyn Lownds. nee Gilbert.

1630 N. Keeler avenue, dearly neiovea wue ot Frank fond mother of Frank sister of John. Harold, and Edward Gilbert. Resting at funegal home. 4138 W.

North avenue. Services. 2 p. m. Saturday.

Sept. 21. Interment Forest Home cemetery. Information. Bel.

6812. LUCK Evt J. Luce, Sept. 18. 7 33 S.

Oak Park avenue. Oak Park, husband or the late Alice father of Isahelle and Mrs. Marlon Crane, brother of Charles and late F.lla Nelson. Services Thursday. Sept.

19. at 1:30 p. at chapel, 124-126 Madison street. Oak Park at Lombard avenue. Interment Oakrldre.

Member of Union Park lodge. No. 610, A. F. ds A.

M. MADSKN George Msdsen, beloved husband of Jescle. fond brother of Peter, Mrs. George Stedefor. Chris, and Fred.

Funeral Thurs day. 3 D. from mortuary, looo-inio 79th street. Interment Oak Woods. Member of Illinois Central post.

No. 341, American Legion. MANTEI.L Robert Msntell, suddenly, age 76 beloved father of Ralph. Enid. Hsrry, Id Berk, and I jura Edrlsleln.

grandfather of Steve and Nancy Edelateln. Servlcea Friday 11 a. at chapel, 5306 Broadway. X-dE ADEN Clara S. Meaden of 121 Sunset avenue.

La Grange, beloved wife of John A mother of John A. Hinsdale, and Robert Riverside, sister of Mrs. W. neaty Butte, Mont, and Ray L. Stephens of Wolfe Point.

Mont. Services 3 p. m. Friday, chapel, 4 0 S. Ashland avenue.

La Grange. Interment private. MAY Georglanne May. Sept. 17.

beloved daughter of George and Bernlce. nee Murphy dear alster of Robert and Ardelle. Funera Friday at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home, 1359-61 Fullerton avenue, to St.

Joaaphat church. Burial Antlgo. Wis. MILLER See Ruth Trimble notice. MONSEN-Ollle W.

Mnnsrn. Sept. 16. 194 6 beloved son of the late Marie, fond nephew of Annie Clemetsen. At rest at chapel 4335 Armltage avenue, until noon Friday.

Services 3 p. m. at Humboldt Park Com. mandery asylum. Member of D.

C. Cregler lodge. No. 643. A.

F. A. Lincoln Park chapter. No. 177.

R. A. Hum boldt Park commandery. No. 79.

K. T. and Medlnah temple. Interment Mount Olive cemetery. MUGRTDGE Alma B.

Mugiidge. Sept. 18 1946, of 313 N. Mayfleld avenue, wife ol Fred mother of Mrs. Betty Temple grandmother of Patrick, alster of Adele Kllage.

Resting at funeral home. 318 Central avenue, Austin. Services Saturday 11 a. m. Interment uakriage.

Austin 0017 NIENHOUSE Henrietta Nlenhouse. nee Ilul- zenga. of 1334 S. 87th avenue, Cicero, beloved wife of Jacob, mother of Edward, Bessie, and Effle, sister of Mrs. Harry Optholt.

Resting at funeral home, 6126 Rooaevelt road, corner of Taylor avenue. Oak Park, where aervlcea will be held Friday at 2 p. m. Interment Foreat Home. Village 6106 NICRO Joseph Nigra ot 900 W.

Taylor street, beloved husband of Agnes, nee Schlola; fond father of Ben. Antoinette Spadavecrhlo, Roue Grnovese, Lottie Fontana, Dr. Dominic. Emily Boaco, and Francea Mascherl. brother of Lottie Rosclano.

grandfather of eleven. Funeral from chapel. 2809 Harrison atreet. Saturday. Sept.

31 9 a. to Guardian Angel church. Burial Mount Carmel. Member of St. Franeie Xavler council.

No. 1899. K. of C. Nevada 3838.

O'DWYER Edward O'Dwyer, beloved husband of Jennie Drought Dwyer. brother of the late Thomas and John. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 619 S. Ashland boulevard, to Notre Dame church.

Interment Mount Carmel. PAVLAK Susanna Pavlak, nee Andntejewskl. beloved wife of the late Joseph, road motner of Stanley. Agnes Rose. Martin, Michael John, Estelle Rozanskl, Walter.

Martha. Sophie Bonnli. Marlon Wallace, Frank and Su sanna Marshall. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel.

3636 Belmont avenue, to St. Hyacinth's church. Interment St. Adalbert PFOFF Eugene G. Pfoff of Downers Grove.

husband of the late Mary father of Kdwln and Howard, brother of Emma Faul-haber, Frank, and the late Albert and Joseph. Services Friday. 3 p. at rhapel, 5017 Highland avenue. Downers Grove.

Interment Napervllle cemetery. PHILLIPS Clement D. Phillips. Sept. 17.

1946. of 1055 N. Long avenue, beloved hus band of Bemardlne Conlev Phillips, dear father of Donald and John. Resting at fu neral home. 318 N.

Central avenue, Austin Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. to Our Lady Help of Christiana church. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of James G. Brophy post.

American Legion. Austin 0017. POWERS Anna Mae Gallagher Powers of 3208 Granville avenue, beloved wife of M. Kelly Powers, mother of Margaret Anne, daushter of Daniel and tlte late Anna Casey Gallagher, alster of Margaret Dempaey and Thomaa. Funeral Saturday Sept.

31, 9:30 from funeral home. 1339 Devon avenue, it Glenwood, to St. Henry's church and All Saints' cemetery. QUICK George R. Quick, late of 8351 S.

Marshfield avenue, beloved husband of Acnes, loving father of George, John. Robert. Clif ford, and Lawrence, fond brother of Mrs. Louis Schneider, Mrs. Earl Mulr.

and Clifford Quick. Resting at funeral home. Halsted at 7elth street. Burial and services Friday alter-1 soon. Mokomls, 111.

Slew. TT00. of the late Martha, fond brother of Mrs. Hedwlg Bhodes of Memphis, sura of Mrs. Helena fleatty of Fort Morgan.

and Mrs. Olga Dodd of Chicago. Funeral notice later. Loo. 6874.

RICE See Blanch Schwarz notice. ROTH Mary J. Roth, nee cf 5S23 W. 33d atreet. Cicero.

Sept. 17. 1946. ba loved wife cf John F. Roth, sister of Js se.

Prnchaska. James. Alois. Frank, and Charts Koala. Funeral Friday at 9 a.

r-rw home for funerals. 544 W. Cermak road. Solemn high mass at Mary Queen of Hiina church at 10 a. m.

Interment Jcaepbg cemetery. Olympic 343. ROWE Hsrry C. Rowe of Chicago Height. beloved husband of Gertrude, brotner of Mrs.

T. M. Gordon. Resting at chapei. 7330 Cottage Grove avenue.

Funeral Friday evenlnt. Sept. so. 8 p. m.

Interment Oak Woods. Member of Crand lodge. No. 77C. A.

F. aV A. and Wows-lawn division. No. 327, O.

R. C. RYAN Michael A. Rvati. Sept.

17 at Brfghtc. beloved hustiand of the late Mulcahy Rvan. fond father of Kath.eeai Rran, and Mrs. F1ward of Jjtr.n. Mich.

Funeral Frtdav. sv.lo a trow, chapel. 1716-18 W. 3d street, to St. --dan churcn.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. active of Youxhal. County Ireiajid. Member of Father Perez council. No.

1444. of and St. Brendan's court. No. 409 C.

O. F. Prospect 1000. 3889. 8AOEHORN John H.

Sagehorn. Sept. IT. 1946, beloved husband of Rebecca. Aear father of Olive Brown.

Henry and E-aln Kmv aan. Ave grandchildren, brother el Herman. Fred. John. Anna Noeiie.

Margaret FauW hsber. and Dora Witt. Member of Austin H. Scrogln lodge. No.

1034. A F. A M. Services Fildsy. 3 30 p.

at -funeral chapel, 4338-40 Fullertoa avenue. Interment Elm wood. SAVAGE Christina Mr-Tirana Savage. wu. pi narry, loving mother of Slater Mary Chrtstelle, R.

S. brother Herbert Patrick, F. a. William. Patrick.

Elisabeth or hem, the late holaa. Thcmaa and Margaret Savage, sister of John. and the late Elizabeth MrGrane. Furerai Saturday. Sept.

31, at 10 a. m. from funeral home. 324 Jackson boulevard, test. Mel'a church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Member of Third Order, EL Francla chs ter. Kedzle 2 394. SCHEER Bernard John Seheer. Ensign.

V. S. auaaeniy at rensar-oia. dearly beloved husband cf Mildred, nee Ncwotnv. fond aon of Louise and John, brother of Lorraine.

Resting at funeral home. 4138 w. North avenue. Services 3 p. m.

Thursday, Sept 19. Interment Elmwood Pstk cemetery. Member of Chicago chapter, fse Molay. Louisville. papers please copy.

Inform tica Belmont 6813. SCHRAUT Mae Schraut. nee Wtndlsh. belwre wire or William, sister or Louise CcUtrta, George Wlndlah. and Marguerite Morris.

Funeral Friday. Sept. 20. at 9 SO a. from funeral home, 3440 N.

Central avenue, test. Ferdinand's church. Interment SL Joseph's. Klldare 8430. SCHROEDER Fred J.

Schroeder. beloved hos. bsnd of Helen fond father or Gene en of John and Grace firoeder. brotftee of Mrs Dorothy Amstein. and Mrs.

Betty Jane Kukla. Services Saturday. 3 3 0 p. at parlors. 67tn street and Dorchester in.

nue. Interment Oak Woods. Member of Rcee land Aerie. No. 3001.

F. O. SCHUMANN Frelda Schumann, beloved wi'a or Irving, loving mother of Edith Neiderstadt, Raymond, and Lt. Donald Schumann, grandmother of Edith Mae Collins and Nelderstade. daughter of Caroline and the late Henry Levin, alater of Emma Halle.

Amanda Prehn, Minnie Bruns. Martha Rorkensoca, Henry, and Walter Levin. Member of Forest Park chapter. No. 64, O.

E. S. Servlcea at chapel, 7319 Madlaon street. Forest Park. 1:30 p.

Saturday. Interment Mount Emblem, SCHWARZ Blanch Schwarg. nee Kramer ei New York, beloved wife of the late Emll. dear mother of Melba Rice. Geraldlne Gaa-llk of New York City, and Irmt Herts ct New York City, devoted grandmother of four.

Services Thursday, 1:30 9. m. at chapel. 5206 Broadway. FsmlSy at heme of Manny Rice, 442 Wellington avenue.

SIMEC George Slmee late of 3143 W. 21st place, beloved husband of Anne, loving father of George. Charies. James. Anna K5s-mach.

Lillian Kucera. Alby Arway, and Car. Arway, fond brother of Mathew. grandfather of 10. Resting at chapel.

1941 W. Cernvaa; road. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a. m. frora chapel to St.

Stephen's churcn, 32d are and Wolcott avenue. Interment SL Jusepa a cemetery. Canal 4811. SNEI.L Mary A. Snell nee Collins, late erf 3145 W.

Congress street, beloved wtfe erf the Iste Hugh p. Snell ICutey). fond mother of Theresa. Thomas, John. Hush, aymor.d.

and William Sneil, Mrs. Mane Yednr. Mrs. Elizabeth Plrlano. Mrs.

Catherine Frcuatet. and Mrs. Norrlne Sampogna. loving sister c-f Edward Colline, John Bums. Nora Paraa-to, and Elizabeth Ross.

Funeral Saturday. 7:30 a. from chapel, 3346 Madlar-ai Street, to Our Lady of Sorrows rhurca-Mass a. m. Interment Mount Carmel.

SOUK IIP Edward Soukup. Sett. 18, late of 4048 Prescott avenue, Lyons. III. oeiovea huaband of Mary, dear fsiher of and Edward, brother of Mrs.

Anna t.ttift, Charlea. Frank, Rudolph, and the late Mrs, Mary Sebesta. Funeral Friday. Sept. 20.

at 3 p. m. at Cicero Bitie church. 824 avenue and 33d place. Cicero.

Resting at funersl home. 403 Joilet avenue. Lyons, until 13 noon Friday. Interment Mount Auburn cemetery. Information Lyons 7073.

STANTON See Ruth Trimble notice STASTNY Rose Vugrlnae Stastny, late et 7923 Normal avenue, beloved wire or jonn, loving mother of Mrs. Franres Evans and John Jr. Funeral Friday. 30 a. fr-na funeral home.

Halsted at 76th atreet. to St. Leo'e church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Stewart 7700.

STOKl.TINO Frank W. Stneltint et I4S Cuyler avenue, beloved husbsnd or Guasle, nee Luebbe. fond father Of Orvlile, Thornton, and Marlila, dear brother of Ola cf West, phalla. Ind. At chapel.

3905-O7 Une-nta avenue, where services will be held Tharsday, 8 p. m. Interment Westphalia. Ind. Ile her of Benefit Association of Railway Ea ptoyes.

STRfCKER Dora Strieker of 3733 Brcsdsrsy, Blue Island, sept. 18. wife of the late Henry, mother of John, Anna fcbert, tieorge, Mill. Henry Helen llatella, Minnie, and the late Emma Witt, sister of John Knatci, Charles Adams, and lens Hick Resting at chapel. 2601 Vermont atreet.

Servlcea First Lutheran church. Grove and Ann etreeta. Saturday, Sept. 21, 2 p. m.

Interment 2Uoss Lutheran cemetery, Tlnley Park. SUMMER Sarah Summer of 8309 Kenmcra avenue, beloved wife ot Sam. loving mother of Roslyn Laser. Edwsrd. and Lercy.

grandmother of five, alater of Hyman and Charlea Zeleznlck. Funeral Friday. 10 a. 01 at chapel. 4233 Ronsevelt road, comer ef Tripp.

Interment Jewish Waldhelm. Shiva at Edward summer, 7539 I'hllUpa. Omit flowers. TEAL Christina Tesl. age 80.

of 86ST Trumbull avenue, beloved wife or me lata Jay. fond mother of Louise Goodrich. Marguerite Kennedy. Alice Blskeley. George, and Charies Teal.

Services Thursday. I 30 P. at rhapel, S. Kedrle avenue. Interment Mount Hope.

Please omit Cowers. Grovehlll OOpO. THOMPSON Frank Fletcher Thompson, of 1527 Touhy avenue, suddenly. Sept 18, 1B4H. beloved husband of Florence D.

Thompson, fond father of Joyce E. Smathers. At chapel. 5501 N. Aahland avenue whera services will be held Friday.

Sept. 20, at p. m. Interment private. TOMASCHEK Ale Tomaschek.

formerly ef Norwood Park, dearly oeiovea nutoena ti Emily, nee Kaupe: fond father of Francea Albee. Jean Bohannon. Eisle Teuber. and Martha Krelle, and the late Alex. Servlcea Friday.

1:30 p. at chapel. 3 34-36 Irving Park road. Interment Montroaej cemetery. TRICK Clarence L.

Trick late ef 513 St. Loula avenue, beloved rtusDana ci Irene, nee Roccl: fond father of Tommy, dear soar of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Louis Trick brother of Mrs. Myrtle Bsker and Mrs.

Dorothy McKay, uncle of Betty Lou. Kennetii, and Patricia. Funeral Thursday. 10 a. zo from chapel, 3425 W.

Chicago avenue, Our Lady of the Angela church. Nevada 7300. TRIMBLE Ruth Trimble. Sept. 16.

beloved wtfe of James, dear mother or James Aroen Trimble, daughter of Arden E. and Rhea Miller, sister of Corsbelle Lane. Edna Vene. kus. and Samuel.

Richard. John. James. Clinton, and William Miller. Resting at chapel.

5522 S. Halsted street, wnete services will be held Friday, 1:30 P. m. Inlet ment Falrmount. VON DER HEYDT Robert Von der Heydt.

M. ot 735 Augusta street, usa rsrx, nua-fcsnd or Edith, lather of Eiaine Bristol, anil Harriet Von der Heydt. Funersl notice later. Euclid 7487. WALKER Jameg M.

Walker, beloved husbansl of Maris, nee Brunzell. services at cnapei. 4138 W. Madison atreet. Friday at 1:39) p.

m. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. Member ot Division 341. Surface Lines union. WALSH William Watsh.

late cf 6784 Tale) avenue, beloved nusband or ciiraDetrt. neat Shanahan: father of Nellie Cloutler. Cathee. Ine Thomas, omcer Edmund. Hannah Rvan.

Margaret Burke. Betty Johnson. Juiis. William. John and Maurlne Walsh, and the Deborah.

Funeral Saturday. a. from funeral home. 5438 S. Halsted street, to SU Bernard's church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Native of Kilflynn, County Kerry, lie. and. Boulevard 0663. WE1NSTEIN Sarah Welnatein cf 4 934 W.

Qulncy street, beloved wife of lsta Harry, loving mother of Sam. Abe. Nathan. William. Henry, and the late Rosalie, grandmother of Rosalie Welnatein.

alster cf Jennie Blederman. Michael and Ben Bedermaru Services Thursdsy. 11 a. at chapel, 3600 W. Roosevelt road.

Interment I. O. B. A. cemetery.

Waldhelm. Family at noma of Nathan. 319 S. Karlov avenue. Member ot Bessie BenJ.

Aug. D. O. Z. Nursery.

WIERTEL Martin Wlertel of 6006 S. Falsw field avenue, dearly beloved nuoena or trta late Mary, nee Hoffman: fond father of Elizabeth hutter. Margaret Hennecke. stasia Hart-wlch. Julia and Jotm Wiertel, brotner of John.

Funeral Frldsy. pept 30th. at 9 30 a. fiom parlors, 2438 W. 63d street, la St.

Rita's church. Interment St. Mary a-Prospect 8300. DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS SAMUELS A monument will be dedicated tite loving memory or Ida Samuels Sunday. Sept.

22. at 2 p. at Roaemont cemetery, 6758 W. Addison St. NUDELM AN Dedication of monument ty Jewish Oak Wo--4a Lena Nudelman.

new cemetery. 71st and Cottage Grove. SundaaL Kept. 32, i4, at 3 p. m.

Books Captured Thrills of Own Exciting Life San Francisco. Srpt. 18 Spe-rial Stfwart Edward White, 73, who wrote "The Klazed Trail" and 40 other nov-el thru which he Kve million! of reader the thrills of his own adenturoui life, died today at the University of California hospital following an operation. Thruout a busy life. White made- Stewart E.

White it a practice to live In the placet he wrote about, altho he said he never wnt anywhere aearchlng for ma-terial or for "local color." lie went jlacei because they attracted him. he explained, and later. If he found he had omething to write about, he wrote. Three journeyi to Africa were the am for everal novel! with African background. Trail Novel Purcefil "The Blamed Trail," hi! most auc- ceMsful novel, appeared In 1902.

It told of life in the Michigan woods and captured the imagination of the ration. Thirty yean after puhilca tion it till wai telling 3,000 coplei a year. Other White title! from the firit two decade of the century include: Conjuror'! Home." "The Magic Forest." and "The Silent Places, which dealt with the Hudson bay country: "The Mountains," "The ri," and "The Cabin," dealing with the California Sierras, and -Arizona Nights," and "The Rules cf the Game." His writings about Africa Include "The Land of Footprints." "African Campfires." "The Leopard Woman," and "Simba." Critica have laid While's greatest claim to laitlng fame is thru hit historical novels covering the period cf the opening of the west from 1820 on. Among these were "Gold," Kine." "Ranchero," and Folded Hills." Son of Millionaire Whiae was born in Grand Rapds, March 12. 1873, the son of a millionaire lumber man.

He was graduated from the University of Mk hican in 1FD5. After graduation he joined a gold rush to the Black Hills where he almost lost his life hy taking a job as paymaster for a mining company which had no money to pay out. Drunken miners, angry at getting no pay, decided to hang the paymaster. White found himself standing a barrel with a noose around his n'-ck. Altho inexperienced in public speaking, he delivered an ed oration which Raved his life.

lie missed the because he was at Moose Factory, on Hudson bay, where a ship called only once a year. In World War I. he was an artillery major with a California regiment he helped recruit. He hunted lions In Africa with a fcnw and arrow when past 50 and with his hare hands choked to death a wounded leopard which had at- larked a native. His wife, the Billy of some of his novels, died irvfn years asto.

The former Eliza beth Grant of Newport. R. the i had accompanied him on most of hi travels. LIQUOR CONTROL CAPRICE INVITES DRY ERA: MOSS Aid Moss ffthl asuerted yeater- rin that unbridled competition and unlimited expansion in the liquor hunnes. is an invitation for the retain of prohibition, in urging the p.sce of a comprehensive liquor law regulating the density of taverns in residential nelghhorhoods, and ending the present method of liquor license revocation without hearings.

At the same time, Merwin M. H.irt. a member of the executive committee of the Illinois Alcoholic Ivtiace council, said that all I sam hes of the liquor Industry will join forces to urge a sound liquor law at the next session of the leg. isiature. He charged the present law piare tavern owners at the mercy of petty politicians.

Chicago will vote in 41 precincts on the liquor question in November. SQ UATTER ARM IN LONDON GAINS THO IT RETREATS Sept. 18 OP) One labor union leader predicted today after a 'conference with government that the squatter Invasion of luxury" apartment buildings would lead to "considerable change," In handling Britain's acute housing thnrtage. The squatter campaign in London appeared ended as 1,500 men, women, and children obeyed high court injunctions and quit the buildings they had commandeered under communist direction. The exodus proceeded quietly In London, but in Glasgow a spokesman for squatteri said police orders to vacate more than 40 seized buildings within 48 hours would be renlMed.

"even to the point of physical force." Clear 2 Men in Drinking Party Death of Woman Capt. Joseph Goldberg of the Sheffield av. police yesterday ordered the release of two men arrested In connection with the death of Miss Vera Anne Wick. 33. of 3113 N.

Hal-s'ed after medical examination showed her death wai due to natural causes. The men are Oscar Carlson. 53. and Arnold Leschner. 59, hnh of 3ir.fi N.

Halsted St. Miss Witk was found dead in Carlson's apurimenf Tuesday night after an cay drinking at it I by a to of DRIVER KILLED, 2 GIRLS HURT AS TRAIN HITS JEEP George L. Coates, 18, of route 1, Dyer, was killed last night and two girls were Injured seriously when the jeep in which they were riding was struck by a Pennsylvania railroad train at the old Jackson highway crossing, one mile east of Schererville, near Gary. Coates was driving. The injured are Charlotte Rasheta, 13, and Janet Paulaski, 15, both of St.

John, Ind. They are in Methodist hospital, Gary. Edward Souhup, 40, of 4048 Pres- cott Lyons, died yesterday in County hospital of injuries suffered Monday when an automobile in which he was a passenger struck a viaduct at Cicero av. and 40th st. Driver of the car was Thomas II.

Barley, 3858 W. 58th pi. George W. Rlvett, 40, of 839 175th pl.f Hammond, died in St. Margaret' hospital of Injuries suffered Tuesday night when he lost control of a borrowed motorcycle and crashed head-on with an automobile in Indian apolis one-half mile north of U.

S. highway 6 In Hammond. Fred Danks, 10835 Prairie driver of the car, was released on a $2,000 bond pending the inquest. A man killed by an automobile Tuesday night at Sheridan rd. and Oakdale av.

was Identified yester day as Robert Man tell, 76, of 536 Oakdale a messenger for R. Donnelley Sons company. C. O. ANDREWS, SENATOR FROM FLORIDA, DIES Washington, D.

Sept. 18 (P) Sen. Charles O. Andrews, 69, Florida Democrat who iZ I hart trrvori In ih senate since 1936, died of a heart attack Jt' m--f4 early a at a. I the Bel na '1 naval hos-U 1 1 a 1.

Andrews HI had been in poor health for sev- 7 erai montns. lie entered the hos- ncn. Andrew! for a physical checkup. The body will be taken tomorrow to Orlando, Andrews' home town, and services will be held there Sunday In the First Presbyterian church. Burial will be in Orlando.

Andrews, former state Supreme court justice, was appointed to the senate in 1936 to serve the unexpired term of the late Sen. Park Trammell, Democrat. He was elected four years later to a term which was due to expire next January. He did not seek renomination in this year's primaries. Survivors include three sons.

Charles Andrews of Winter Park, and Thomas and Edgar Andrews of Lakeland. Vet Found Fatally Hurt on Sidewalk; Friend Held John llannan, 25, of 5421 N. Lud lam a war veteran, was found fatally injured yesterday on the side walk at 5301 N. Central and last night Irving Park police were In vestigating the possibility he may have fallen from a first floor window at that address. George Mc- Crory, 39, unemployed, a resident of the building, who said he was out with llannan Tuesday night, was held for the inquest today.

TBl'I'K UHlTtD OF BLANKETS Thrft of $1,000 worth of bUnkrti from hli truck parked at 452 Jfflrrson it. wu rerJortrd to police yeiterday by Kenneth Johnaon. 384S Claremont av. II FOR PERFECT FUNERAL SERVICE CALL HURSEN Qualify wifh Economy NORTH: WELIIngton 1724 SOUTH: CALumet 4030 WEST: HAYmarket 0100 BAST TO REACH BY BUS OR STREET CAR 4 82 BLAIR Lyman Blair, at tils home. Greenville.

on Sept. 12. 1948, In his 3d year, brother of the late Mrs. Cyrua H. Adams and Mrs.

Chauncey Keep. Funeral services at Graceland cemetery chapel Thursday, Sept. 19. at 3:30 p. m.

BORTA Frank Borta. late of 1242 N. Harding avenue, beloved husband of Frances, dear father of Andrew, Roman. Anna Jakus. and Eleanor Cowan, grandfather of three.

Funeral Saturday. Seot. 21. 6:30 a. from chapel 2341 Milwaukee avenue, to Holy Trinity church.

Interment 8t. Joseph's cemetery Member of Security Benefit Association council. No. 40. Humboldt 2884.

BORZEI.LO Concetta Bonelto. nee Favarulo, of 738 S. Highland avenue. Oak Park, be loved wire of Henry, fond mother of Nlok Guy. Katherlne, and Rosemary Mooney.

sla ter of Frances Caskero and Jean Harris. Funeral from chapel, 8908 Roosevelt road Saturday, Sept. 21, at 10 a. to Ascension church. Oak Park.

Burial Mount Carmel. BRUN Francis Brans, brother of Edwin and Evelyn Rizto. Services at chapel. 7319 Mad ison atreet. Forest Park, Friday, 2 p.

Interment Woodlawn. BUCHMANN Bruno Buchmenn. beloved hus band of the lata Emllle, fond father or Dr. Walter Buchmann, Elsie Bernet and George. Funeral Friday.

9:30 a. from funeral home, 4905 Lincoln avenue, to St. Mathlas church and St. Henry a cemetery. CAPLICE See 1st Lt.

Harry J. Loesch notice. CLEMENS Louis H. Clemens. Napervllle.

111. suddenly Sept. 18. leaving wire Margaret dnughter Jean, sons Robert, John, and Thomes, his father John sisters Mrs James Thrawl. Downers Grove.

Mrs Albert Juers, La Rose. 111. Member of Napervllle post. No. 43.

Amert'-an Legion. Judd Kendall post. No. 3873, Veterans of Foreign wara. General services Friday.

2:30 p. m. Interment Napervllle cemetery. Friends may call at funeral home, 44 8. Mill atreet Napervllle.

COLANDER Eric Colander of 7823 Crelger avenue, beloved husband of the late Alma, fond father of Harold Carl and the late Elmer, aeven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Funeral Friday. Sept. 30, at 3 p. at funeral home, 72d atreet and Dorchester avenue.

Interment Cedar Park cemetery. Member of Thule lodge. No. 30, I. O.

and Carpenters' local. No. 141. COLLURA Lt. Frank A.

Colltira. U. N. missing since April 25, 194 5, over Niyako Shlna Islnnd. Japan, officially declared dead April 25.

1948. beloved sun of Josephine and Vincent Collura, dear brother of Mrs. Constance Manlscalco. Memorial mass Sept. 33 at 10 a.

m. In St. Philip Benlz! church. Oak and Cambridge. CON LEY See Phillips notice.

COLLINS Daniel Colling, late of 1805 W. Garfield son of the late Daniel and Catherine Collins. Native of Klnsale, County Cork, Ireland. Funeral Friday. 9 a.

from chapel, 5816 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Basil's church. Solemn requiem msss, 9:30 a. m.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Information, Pros, 0031. CONWAY John B. Conway late cf 1721 N. Monitor, loving husband of Guasle net Roes: fond father of John Jr.

and Virginia C. Spofford. brother of Caroline Feehan. Mae Barry, Flo Carmody, Margaret Murphy, James, George, Michael, and Louie. Funeral Saturday.

10 a. from chapel. S744 W. North avenue, to St. Angela'a church.

Interment St. Joseph's. For Information, Tuxedo 8233. CROSS See Krsyzewskt notice. CUSACK Emma Schulz Cusack of 3216 Lowe avenue, beloved wife of Stephen Cusack, dear mother of Sister Mary Norbert.

R. S. fond sister of Ernest Schulz, Sister Mry Benlgna Consolata, s. S. the late John, William, and Adolph Schulz.

Funeral Friday. 9 a. from funeral home, 713 W. 31st atreet, to St. David church.

Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. Information. Vic. 1158.

DOHERTY Michael Doherty. auddenly. beloved aon of the late Patrick and Mary, nee McCormlck, loving brother of Catherine Mo Gnurty and Agnes MrNally. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. from funeral home.

2843 N. Clark street, to St. Clement's church. Interment Calvary. Native of County Roscommon.

Ireland. EI.SER Rose Elser. nee Sandusky, of 9415 31st place, beloved wife of Joseph, fond sister of Mary M. Payne. At funeral home, 17 Madison atreet.

Oak Park. Kuneral Friday, Sept. 30, 1 p. m. Interment local.

FE1.DMAN Pearl Feldman. 'beloved daughter of the late Aihur and Hassl, dear alster of Joe, Rose Handler, Leona, Urn, Hannah Stein, and Albert. Services Friday. 10 a. at rhapel, 8206 Broadway, Inter ment Poale Zedrk.

Waldhelm. FINN EG AN Edward V. Flnnegan, beloved husband of Marie I nee Smith I. dear brother of Clara Burgess. Kuneral i-riaay, 9 a.

from chapel, 4817 Madison atreet. to St. Mel'a church, Burial Mount Carmel, Aus tin 1137. FISHER George F. Fisher of 8344 Magnolia avenue, beloved husband of Geraldlne Toohey Fisher, father of Florenra and George F.

brother of Ethel Hardin. Funeral Friday. Sept. 30. at 11 a.

m. at funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood. Interment Rose-hill cemetery. FLORAL Frank Floral. Sept.

17. 1946. be loved husband of Martha Floral, father of Pauline Duval. Frank. Dorothy, Evelyn, Robert.

Edith and Richard Floral, aon of Maria and the late Frank Floral, brother of Joseph Floral. At residence, 8203 S. Princeton avenue, where aervlcea will be held Friday, Sept. 30, at 3 p. m.

Interment Evergreen, A I.ETTI Joseph Galettl. beloved husband of Margaret, nee Haase; dear father of Clar ence, Joseph and George brother of Adeline Seraflnl and George B. Calettt, brother-in-law of Rita Galettl of Philadelphia. father-in-law ot Shirley, fond grandfather of Beverley. Resting at chapel.

2410 W. North avenue. Services Saturday, 9 a. m. GARRETT Minnie Garrett, at Washington and Jane Smith home.

Sept. 17, 1946. At chapel, 2121 W. 95th atreet, where aervlcea will be held Friday, Sept. 30, at 10 a.

m. Interment Mount Hope. GIEVER Anna Glever. nee Stoeck. of 3004 S.

Cicero avenue, beloved wife of Benedict, fond mother of Benedict alster of Frank Anton, and Paul. Lena Asselborn, Mary Peterson, Martha Bordemaro, and Rose Kessler. Funeral Friday, 8:30 a. from chapel. 5704 Cermak road, to St, Dlonyslus church.

Interment St. Joseph's. Information, Olympic 4921. GOLDSMITH Charlotte Elseman oldmlth. at Beverly Hills.

beloved wife of Jer ome, dear alster of May Walter, Mauri, and Lee Elseman. all of Beverly Hills. Cal. Dr. A.

Elirman of Flint. J. J. Elseman of New York City, and Mrs. Meyer abet of Pittsburgh, Pa.

Graveside services. Thursday, 3 p. at family plot, Roaehlll cemetery. GOODRICH See Christina Teal notice. HANSEN Petra Hansen of 833 N.

Avers avenue, beloved wife of Astor II. Hansen, fond mother ot Bert N. Hansen, desr sister of Louise Hansen and the late Inga Bakke. Services Saturday. 3 p.

at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Acacia Park. HAAN Peggy Haan of 6801 Maryland avenue, wife of Edward mother of Yvonne, niece of Mrs. Pearl Doczy. daughter-in-law of Mr.

and Mrs. Edward Haan Sr. Services at chapel. 304 W. 119th atreet.

Saturday. 1:30 p. m. Interment Mount Hope cemetery. HANUS Charles F.

Hanua, 8553 S. Human avenue, devoted husband of Elizabeth, nee Dusek: fond father ot Charlotte Ann and the late Pfc. George U. S. son of Jacob, brother of John.

Anna Slezak. Marie Charvat. Frank, and William. Funeral Friday. 9:30 a.

from chapel, 5218 S. Kedzle avenue, to St. Gall's church. Interment Resurrection. Member of Glendale post.

No. 805. A. and St. Gall's post.

No. 317. C. W. V.

Pro. 3810. HENSIIAW Lllla K. Henshaw, 7340 Clyde avenue. Sept.

17, 1946. beloved wife of Ray mond S. Henshiw, rood mother or Roy K. Henshaw. Chere Bulaseret.

and Jewel Zelser, daughter of Augusta Klnkelblne, alster of Louis Klnkelblne of Fennvllle. Mich. At chap el, 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Friday, SepL 30, It 3 p. m. Interment Mount Hope.

HILLSTROM Golden A. HMIatrom. late of 1371 W. 71st street, formerly chief engineer of The Chlcsgo Tribune, beloved gon of Mathilda and the late C. O.

Hltlatrom. fond brother of Rsymond and Mildred Pearson, uncle of Glenn, Oke Verna, and Grant Pearson. Services Friday, Sept. 30, at 1:30 p. at funeral home, corner 79th and Aberdeen streets.

Interment Chesterton. Ind. HOLMGREN Raymond Holmgren of 1344 W. 98th street, beloved husband of Mary Barrett Holmgren, loving father of Raymond John, and Geraldlne. fond brother of Charles.

Frieda. Marie Nichols, and Tlllle De Knrte. Funeral Saturday. 9:36 a. from funeral home.

9900 S. Throop street, to St. Mar-garett cAurcJa. interment Holy Sepulchre. HOG CHAMPION IN YARDS SHOW Picture on back pag More than 250 4-H club boys and girls from four states, Illinois, In diana, Wisconsin, and Ohio, jammed nearly 1,000 hogs of assorted sizes into the hog house at the Union Stock yards yesterday for the sev enth annual Chicago Junior Market Hog Show and Sale.

After the con tests, the hogs were sold at auction to packing houses, hotels, and restaurants. Adelbert Hayer, 11, of Seneca, La Salle county, captured the grand championship with his 200 pound purebred Hampshire barrow, ap propriately named Champ. He and Champ set several records. He was the youngest boy ever to win top honors and his hog the lightest to be grand champion. Champ also brought the highest price ever paid for the thampion, $1.60 a pound, or $320, from the Liberty Packing company.

Adelbert, sixth grade pupil and son of Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hayer, operators of a 240 acre farm, also won the Philip W. Pillsbury bronze trophy. Last year's grand championship winner, Ester Meech, 18, of Beloit wnose nog Drought $1.25 a pound, this year placed eighth In the pen of three divisions for light weight hogs.

Employe Guilty in $1,330 Forgery; Gets 3-4 Years James J. Doyle, 37, of 4527 N. Paulina was sentenced to three to four years in prison yesterday by Chief Justice Harold G. Ward in Criminal court after he was found guilty of forging two checks for $1,330. Doyle was convicted on the testimony of Charles D.

Frey. head of an advertising agency at 333 N. Michigan av. Frey said Doyle opened a bank account in Frey's name after being employed In the agency and signed checks in Frey's name. Our Sm faar 11-63 East Monroe Street Greenhouses: 90? N.

Harlem i DEATH NOTICES In Memorlam- CROSS Helen Crona. In loving memory ff and let. Uun two our dear daughter yeara tod a jr. The blow waa hard, the ghock gevere: We never thought her death ao near. Only thoe who have loved can tell Tha pain or parting without farrwelt, LOVING PARENTS.

SISTERS, AND BROTHERS. FLECK Henry C. Fleck. In loving memory ol our dear hutband and father, who paued way one year ago, Kept. 10, 1945.

LOVING WIFE, HENRY. AND ARTHUR. HULL Corp. WalUce F. Hull.

9th air force. In loving memory of your 3 3d birthday. MOM. twin brother WALTER, MARION, iFi and GRAN. KWESTER John C.

Xwerter Sr. Til loving memory of our dear father who pained away on year ago today. You'll never know how much mr mix you. LOVING SON JOHN ANI DAUGHTERS HELENE AND JOSEPHINE. O'DEA Agnea C.

O'Dea, nee Koranda. In loving memory or my darling motner wno paaaed away four years ago today. LOVING DAUGHTER VIRGINIA. OLDFIELD Kathryn Oldtleld. In loving mem ory or my dear motner.

iit.Le.ni. TR A NCHITELLA In memory of Frank Tranehl- tella, who paued away Sept. 19, 1943. To have, to love, and then to part la the greatest gorrow of our hearti. MOTHER, BROTHERS, SISTERS.

Frwiernal ftotlce FATHER PEREZ COUNCIL. NO. 1444. K. OF C.

Members please meet Thursday evening, 8:15 o'clock, at 83d and S. Paulina streets, to pay respects to our deceased brother, Michael Ryan. ARTHUR H. WYAND. C.

K. ADF.RHOLZ Emll Aderholc, beloved husband of Isabel, son of Henrietta AderhoU. Member ot Constellation lodge. No. 892, A.

F. A. and Court Drexel. I. O.

O. F. Serv-Icri Friday. Sept. 20, at 3 p.

at funeral home. 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Acacia Park. Klldar 0420.

ARNDT Henry Arndt. son of the late Wil liam ana Augusta Amat. Drotner or Louis Arndt and Anna Kokoska. Services Friday, 3 p. at funeral home.

1023 N. California avenue. Interment Union Ridge. AUGUST YN A a Augustyn. nee Waradzen.

axe 83. of 1502 N. Rockwell atreet. beloved wife of Nicholas, dear mother of Helena Moll, Edward and Thaddeus Augustyn. foster mother ot Michael Kopaciynskl.

sister or Klliabeth Lenart. mother-in-law of Alexander Moll and Estelle Kopaciynskl. Resting at funeral home. 1008 N. Western avenue.

Funeral Saturday, fiept. 31, at 9:30 a. to St. Helen's church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. BAKER Edward C. Baker. Sept. 18, 1948.

ot 6920 Constance avenue, beloved husband or Thelma Baker, nee Uchllng; fond father of Jackie Cameron Baker, beloved son ot Augustus H. and Ella C. Baker, brother of Mrs. Helen Baker Meyer. Services at chapel, 6328 Cottage Grove avenue, Friday.

3:30 p. m. Interment Oak Woods. Fairfax 2900., BENTLEY Edward L. Bentley.

beloved hus band of Agnes, fond father of Lyman and Irene, grandfather ot Edward L. Resting at chapel, 1848 W. 63d street. Services. 1:30 p.

Friday. Interment Mount Emblem. BIEGER Dora Bteger. nee Wleska. of 3517 Bnsworth avenue.

Sept. 17. 1948. beloved wife of the late Christ, fond mother of Mrs. Adele Conlon and Mrs.

Grace Borchera. dear grandmother of Lola. Robert, and Nancy Borrhers. sister of Mrs. Emma Unger.

mem-ber of Thuerlnger Damen Vereln, Lakevlew Ladles' society, and the Ladles' Auxiliary, local No. 4, A. L. of A. At chape, R501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Friday, Sept. 30. at 3 p. m. Interment St.

Lucas'. BISCHOF Rosa M. Blschof. beloved wife of the late Frank, dear mother of Hans. Melane Stein, and the late Frank.

Funeral Saturday, Kept. 21. at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home, 3440 N.

Central avenue, to St. Bartholomew's church. Interment St. Joeepb'g. iOl.

8430. Services for Robert J. Longmore, 72, of 7344 Ridge superintendent of The Tribune's stereotype department for 43 years, who died Tuesday night, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St.

Margaret Mary church, Chase and Claremont avs. Burial will be in All Saints ceme tery. Mr. Longmore had been an em ploye of The Tribune 48 years, since July 4, 1898. He leaves his widow, Ann, two sons, Robert J.

and David, and a daughter, Mrs. Mary Miller. SCHOOL BOARD NAMES BEFORE COUNCIL TODAY Mayor Kelly's appointments of six new school board members will come before the city council today. The mayor has not disclosed those he will select for the school board positions from the list of 12 nomi nees submitted to him by a nominating committee of educators and civic leaders. His appointments are subject to approval by the council.

The six new members will con stitute a majority of the 11 man school board. Their appointment will culminate a long controversy over management of the schools and an investigation of the school situation by a committee of educators whose recommendation resulted in resignation of Dr. William II. Johnson as superintendent. It was reported John Doherty, 2337 Commonwealth International representative of the United Steelworkers union CIO, would receive the nomination over Joseph Germano, district 31 director of the union, by virtue of his union rank.

Charles John Whipple, chairman of the board of Hlbbard, Spencer, Bartlett and William Bach- rach, educational director of Chicago Technical college, denied knowledge of reports that they would be nominated. Bachrach, however, was considered a good bet to receive the nomination over Prof. Floyd Reeves of the University of Chicago. Alderman Waller 43d, Moss 5th, and Bohllng 7th, leaders of the opposition, said yesterday they would demand that, the appointments be submitted to committee STREET CAR VICTIM HIM An Unidentified man, about Oft, died In Cnuntjr hoipital renterday without retaining ronacloutneaa after being itruck a atreel ar Aug. 33 at Clark and DlvUlon at.

UNDERTAKERS. LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL USD AND HARVARD-AVENUE. FHONK WENTWOKTK 0025. THURSDAY. BESSEMS Paul.

10 a. m. at St. Anne'f rhapel. O'MEARA Michael.

8:30 a. in. In church. FRIDAY. FLORAL Frank.

2 p. m. at reldenr. HENSIIAW Lllla K. 3 p.

m. at chapel. LAMBRIGCER Rue. 3 p. m.

at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. BUTORAC William. CARLSON Ellen H. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6501 NORTH ASHLAND-A VENUE.

PHONE LONGHEACH 364A. THURSDAY. FRIEDRICH Lena. p. m.

at rhapel PRICKITT Cherllle. 1 1 a. m. at chapel. FRIDAY.

BIEGER Dora. 3 p. m. at chapel. DE PEW Grant.

3 p. m. at chapel. HEDSTROM Ols. 3:45 p.

m. at chapel THOMPSON Frank F. 1 p. m. at chapel.

SATURDAY. KERWIN Daniel. 1 0 a. m. at chapel.

BEVERLY CHAPEL 31 SI WEST 95TH-STREET. PHONE BEVERLY 3182. THURSDAY. ARL Nellie. 30 a.

m. In church PRICE Minnie M. 3:30 p. m. in church.

FRIDAY. GARRETT Minnie. 10 a. m. at chapel SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED.

JOHNSON Floranee B. LAIN SON JOHN CARROLL SONS -HOME FOR FUNERALS ERIE AT WABASH-AV. WHITEHALL SOAO. 4543 RAVKNSWOOn-AV. LONLiBKACH 0309.

DONNELLAN AIR CONDITIONED CHAPELS JEFFERY-BLVD. AT T7TH-ST. SOUTH SHORE 8831. C. H.

JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOMX. YEARS SERVICE SUP. 7709 300 K. ERIE 1 Block E.

Michigan. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT aavlngi. Sean, Roebuck A 4th floor. Also at Irving Park, and BOO 8.

Homaa. CEMETERIES- 4 CRAVES. JlOO; 8 CRAVES. I90 Perpetual car Inc. In price.

BEL. 143T. 4 GRAVE lot Beau, rote garden aectlon. Cedar Frk Cemetery. Harrey.