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Kit's 4 iinri wm i i DICK TRACY i AILY, TRIBUNE: 18 Tuesday, Nov. 2, 1943. I DON'T WANT TO HURT AH. NUTS. DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES VOU IN ANV WAV BUT I AM DO MAKE A DO VOU ZIGGV: WATCH NOT THAT RATHER NICE VEXPECTTHI5 GOING TO BUST THIS DOPE VOUR STEP THAT HART Esther De Koker Hart, wife ot NIEMANN Ida W.

Niemann. nee'Ztnaa. DUMB beloved wife ot the late Frederick RING THAT'S GOT YOU AND i SKIRT MIGHT BE SPEECH FOR SUCH) ZIGGV TO Erick H. Hart, mother ot Edward M. and the late Elizabeth L.

Hart. Memorial services at home for funerals, Erie, at fond mother of Henry, dear water mt SO RIGMT. AND IJ VOU'RE A WANT TO APOLOGIZE COPPER, FOR WALKING IN ON YOU LIKE THIS ITkV BUT IVE GOT A Ella Enrelke. Otto Zmke. and the late HUNDREDS LIKE VOU IN A DETERMINED BE HERE? SETTING SOME Wabash avenue, Wednesday evening at Anna Warkentien.

At rest at chapel. 3807 Lincoln avenne. nnul Wednesday ITS CLUTCH I COKING INDIVIDUAL KIND OP A TRAP. 8 clock. HOPPER Kate Hopper, fond mother of MRS.

F. G. LOGAN DIES; DEVOTED WEALTH TO ART sAM.HA.HA.' noon. Services Wednesday. 2 .20 p.

at Bethlehem Evan, church, launaent Eden cemetery. Leon and Helen Hopper. Funeral Thursday, 2:30 p. at chapel. 5606 W.

v2J Cermak road. Interment Woodlawn. Please I ODMAN Azel Emil Odman. Oct. 3t.

1943, omit ilowera. Information. Cicero 10-3 at his home. 605 Hill roal. WmmtU.

HORYZA Victor A. Uoryza. late of 4357 111., husband of llilma Olaen CXUan. father of Blends Ray I Imu I Off den and" Roger S. Oilman.

sue '0 2 p. m. Tuesday at chapel. 1267 Mini avenue. Evanston.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Milwaukee avenue, beloved son of Andrew and Julia, loving brother of Bernice and Dorothy, rrandchild ot Julia Kaczynska. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from funeral home. 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, to Our Lady of Victory church.

Interment TSt. Adalbert's. 7 FEPFET Susan L. Peppet. tie Rtwerl: late of 8115 Vernon avenue.

hrtav1 JANSKY Joseph Jansky. beloved husband im. o. a i wife of Fred. loving mother of and Elisabeth, fond grandmother of Rusvll Jr.

Resting at funeral home. CprTirbK IMS, Social Leader Succumbs to Illness at 81. South Park avenue. Services Wednes of Bertha, father of Joseph. Louis, and James.

Funeral Thursday, Nov. 4. at 1:30 P. at chapel. 6112 S.

Western avenue. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Omit flowers. day, Nov. 3.

at 1 p. m. Interment Gnsen-wood cemetery. Jackson. Thursday.

Nov. 4. lnf ormatinn Tn iltlAV Art Patroness Dies DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES ,4010 PETE SON Lt. Howard E. Petero.

are BUILDERS STUDY CARL D. PANCAKE SHIFT TO OTHER FORMERTRIBUNE COZZI Anthony Cozzi, husband of Mary, William Jr. and Jennine, beloved son ot Valerian and the late Barbara, fond step (Story in adjoining column.) Smith: dearly beloved son of Mr. aa4 Mrs. Emil Peterson, fond brother of Mr.

beloved father of Mr. Angelina Onesto, son of Mary, dear nephew of Anna Hill- Mrs. Frank Granger Logan, nationally known as a patroness of the arts, and a leader in long established social circles in Chicago, died yes WAR PRODUCTION REPORTER, DIES berger. Services Wednesday, Nov. 3, at Item ire stege.

Funeral sernces at Cry-ler Mission Covenant church. MarshfirUl avenue and Byron street, at 2 P. i. ADAMS Albert W. Adams, beloved husband of Nellie Bordwell Adams, dear father ot Wilbur M.

and Perce Adams, grandfather ol Dorothy Robert U. S. and Jean 1 Aiintns. At funeral home. Austin boulevard at Lake street.

Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. Cremation Acacia Park. Louis, Mrs. Louise Gerardi.

and Vincent, brother ot Dominick. Funeral from chapel, 739 9. Western avenue. Wednesday. 9 a.

to San CalUato' church. 10 a. at chapel, 2114 Irving Park road. Plans are being made by industry, Los Angeles, Cal Nov. 1 Spe- Interment National Bohemian cemetery.

Wednesday. Nov. 3. Resting at ehapei. Member at Amalgamated Association of 4821 N.

Damen-v. Bunal Ridgewood. De Kalb and Leavitt streets. Interment labor, and government representa- cial. Funeral services for Carl D.

tives to shift construction organiza- Pancak G1 Vears old. former rhi- Street and Electric railway Employes of poETZ-Jaeob Joseph Porta of 5439 S. Mount CarmeL Information, See. 7422. America, divizisa 308.

AYER Harold F. Ayer. 7735 Phillips ave --narunneia avenue, beioved son of taa tions to war work to bring airplane ran Bn, Umlo( CBOWN Rebecca Crown, nee Kranx, be KAPLAN Belle Kaplan, beloved wife ot late Henry and Helen Dasbach Poeiz. fond brother of Mrs. Anna Buth.

Herman, loved wife ot Lt. Col. Henry Crown, loving mother ot Lt. Robert, Lester Meyer, fond mother ot Babetta and James, daughter of GuHlav and Rose Klein, sister ot Florence and Bertha Klein. Mabel John.

Mrs. Clara Stirn. Henry, and the and John J. Services Tuesday at 11 m. production up to schedule, over- TTj come labor shortages in shipbuild- man were conducted here today, ing, and other war fields and pro- He died last Friday in his home duce war materials more quickly.

after being bedridden with a heart at chapel, 6200 Broadway. Hurial Roschill. late Joseph and William. Fnneral from residence ot his brother. BiJO S.

Trumbull avenue. Thursday. Nov. 4. at 8 -H Meyer, and Ruth Friedman.

Funeral pri Tate at convenience ot family. CITRRAN Ellen Garrtty Curran ot 0B7 9, KEADT Thomas J. Keady. pollre officer ot I Joseph D. Keenan, WPB vice ailment for 17 months.

nue, Nov. 1. 1943, beloved husband of Ethel W. Ayer. At chapel.

63d and Har-vard, where services will be held Wednesday, Nov. 3, at 3 p. m. Interment private. Please omit flowers.

BALM ES Gertrude Balmes, nee Rloepfer. beioved wile of the late Peter, fond mother of Anna Dressier, Helen Rock. John, Cecelia Koch, and the late Mary and David. Funeral Thursday. Nov.

4, 9:30 a. from residence, 2835 South- port avenue, to St. Alphonsus' church. Interment St. Boniface's.

Can. 0537. a. to St. Augustine church, tntemject St.

Mary's. Information. Yards sTtij. Western boulevard, beloved wife oi jonn, fond mother ot Morgan. John, Margaret, Kmmett.

Martin and the late May. the 31st district, native of County Ros- V. common. Ireland, beloved husband of the! PROVENZANO Ma). Peter Provenxano.

Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. m. from late Mary, nee Galvin: brother of Martin, Oct. 29. 1943.

at "Heigh. JJ. Mrs. Elisabeth Coffey, and the late Frank. I loved husband of Fay Provenzano.

food chairman for war production, said Pancake started his newspaper yesterday at the faU meeting of the career on the old Chicago Inter-governing and advisory boards of ocean when he was 16 years old. the Associated General Contractors otn of America in the Drake hotel that "Z.y"S chapel. 3734 Archer avenuo to St. Agnes church. Interment St.

Mary's. Native of Westport, County Mayo, Ireland. Boston uneral Wednesday. 9 :30 a. from u- I father of James David, son of Vincent and Fantlna Provenzano.

hrother of neral home, 2500 N. Cicero avenne, to St. papers please copy. Laf. ouo7.

John Boseo church. Interment Mount Sarah Tonkin. Martha Gayfnrd, and Mar ine Panvenssno. At chapel. (Ml N.

Carmel. Berkshire 8070. BENNER Theodore Benner. beloved husband ot Elbel. nee Brnbout; dear father DOMENICK Margaret Kane Domenlok, Ashland avenue, where seswicee wU 3111 N.

Major avenue, Oct. au, 1U4J KNIGHT James B. Knight ot 2018 E. 78th held Wednesday, Nov. 3 at 1 p.

of Pvt. Theodore U. S. ana fond neDhew of Mrs. May Gunther.

beloved wife of loving mother Interment Mount Olive cemetery. street. 0t. 30, husband of Winl-fred Gleason Knight, father of Mrs. Mary Services Wednesday, 3 p.

at chapel. of Margaret Rogers land Thomas Kane, S. 2d U. S. fond grandmother ot REISLER Anna Reisler.

4810 S. Morn- Jane Gerrity, James Charles, and John. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. at 2708 N. Western avenue.

Interment Glen Oak. Humboldt 1717. cello avenue, fond mother of Celia ber Jack. Robert. Mary, and Marjone Rogers, gott.

Frieda Ballin. Maymie Shapiro. Lena dear sister of Anastasia. Casemant, Mary chapel, Jeffery boulevard at 77th street, to it is hoped the 500.000 new workers "tB ieoricr ior needed in war industries from now until February can be made up He covered the trial of the Mc- chiefly from construction organiza- Namara brothers, convicted of mur- tions as they complete the declin- Bering 20 men in the dynamiting of ing volume of war construction. tne Ll0S Angeles Times building in The two days' session of the con- 1910- He had resided in Los An- tractors' association will end today Seles for the last 30 years.

Sur- with discussions on technical sub- viving are his wife and a sister, jects, and a report of the nominat- Mrs- Edythe L. Chance of Beverly Ing committee. Hills, widow of Frank Chance, fa St. Bride's church. Mass 10 o'clock.

In Edelman. Ethel Mann. Pvt. Max. and Pharmacist Mate Earl, sister of Adel BENSON Esther G.

Benson, loving mother of Clifford, dear sister of Yard Larson and A. T. Benson. Funeral Wednesday terment St. Mary's, Bloomington, 111.

Merill, and Gregory Coleman. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 3 at 9:30 a. from chapel. 3030 N.

Central avenue, to St. Ferdinand's church." Interment St. Jo Egert. Funeral Tuesday. 1 p.

at chapel. 3021 Lawrence avenue. Inter South Shore 8822. at 2:30 p. at chapel, 4117 Armitage avenue.

Interment Mount Emblem. Bel. ment P. O. Jewish Wakiheiai.

KNOX Lola E. Knox. Ort. 31. 1943.

623 seph's cemetery. 6019-6037. terday In her home at 1150 Lake Shore drive after a brief illness. She was 81 years old. At her side were her sons, Stuart, retired investment banker; Waldo, an explorer, and Spencer II.

Logan. Mrs. Logan's husband died July 18, 1937. Mrs. Logan was the former Miss Josephine Hancock.

She was born In Chicago, a daughter of CoL John L. Hancock, twice president of the Chicago Board of Trade during the Civil war, and a personal friend of Abraham Donor to the Arts. For nearly two generations Mrs. Logan was active in the cultural and social life of Chicago, and with her husband was a bountiful donor both in money and in time to the many arts. Their Lake Shore drive home, housed one of the world's finest private art collections.

In 1916 the Logans together estab-lished an annual series of awards which since have enriched winners by approximately 590,000. Mrs. Logan was a talented poet, composer, and musician. One of her best known books of verse is "Lights and Shadows." Some of her lyrics have been set to music. One poem, "Greed, won for her the Linn A.

E. Gale memorial prize. For Sanity In Art. The bizarre in art, unless it was outstanding, did not appeal to Mrs. Logan.

She preferred sensible art, crusaded for it, and in 1936 founded and became president of the Society for Sanity in Art, Inc. to combat extreme, modernistic art-Mrs. Logan's benefactions were (Kochna Photo. 1 Mrs. Frank Granger Logan.

W. 60th place, beloved wife of Hugh REUTZ Elizabeth ReUtz. nee Neumann. EBERSOL Daisy Mary Ebersol. late of Knox, mower oi win k.

ana Mrs. oral 7716 Union avenue, beloved daughter oi nie z.immermann. At cnapci, no vi.i ia mous oaseDau piayer. BERG Wilhelmina Berg of 4051 N. Pulaski road, beloved wife of Howard dear mother ot William and Milton.

Services at chapel. 3100 Irving Park road. Thursday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Ridge- Mary McManimem Ebersol and the late George loving sister ot Gladys and to Mrs.

John W. Dehnert. Fnneral Thursday. Nov. 4.

at 1:30 p. at ehapeL eii Armitage avenue. Burial Roaelutt. street. Funeral Wednesday, 3 Mount Hope.

Rosella. Funeral Thursday, a. m. FOUR OVERCOME PLLCE AND JM KRATOCHVIL Anna Kratochvil. from funeral home, Halsted at 70th 615 3.

REZEK Mary Rezek. nee SmejkaL of 5e St. Louis avenue, beloved mother of Otto, I street, to St. Leo's church. Interment Buffalo.

Oct. 31. 143. loving wife wood cemetery. BEUCHER John Bencher ot Wheeling.

Ill Edward. Pvt. Ben. U. 8.

Frank. Pvt. WHILE FIGHTING NT FOR SAILOR Mount Olivet cemetery. Stew. 1700.

ot Anton Rezek, loving mother of Bo Nov. 1. dearly beloved husband of Anna Emil. U. S.

Mildred Skinny, and An A. Uajicek. Anton and Chsrlew dear sister ot Joseph. Edward, and Emma EGGERT Ferdinand G. Eggert, Nov.

1 Neumann Beucher, stepfather of Fred toinette. Funeral Thursday. Nov. 4, 1:301 beloved husband of Bertha, nee Kedlens and Walter Neumann, and brother of APARTMENT Ff bHlp p. from chapel.

3440 W. 2Hth street. fond father ot Elmer Walter Slihar. Funeral Wednesday. Nov.

3. at 1 p. Bohemian National cemetery Anna Powers. Conrad. Nirk.

Andrew, to Bohemian National. Law. 22b3. Alvin Mrs. Hattie Stanley.

Mrs. Doro, I oenrcn lor stun iiiiuuuuvtr, J.a Mary Van Droeck, and Jessie Schmidt. chapel. KUHBAOS Madie Kuhbaus, Oct. 31.

he- inree nremen were overcome Dy years old. the third of three sailors Funeral notice atcr. loved wife of Albert, mother ot Staff St. I RICH1 A RDT Mario Otto RiehianH. C.

9. Wilbur, sister of Mrs. Elizabeth Jensen, BLUM EN AU Henry Louis Blumenau ot suipnur aioxiae lumes ana a xourin wh0 deserted from their navy vessel 1 ,1 mi II tby La Hon, Mrs. Esther Coddinglon, lister and William E. Resting at late residence, 708 S.

Madison street, Hinsdale. Services Wednesday. Nov. 3. at 2:30 p.

at Zion Lutheran church. Interment Willow Springs. Services 2 p. m. Wednesday at Holy Tnn coast guard, suddenly, at Orange.

Tex loving husband of Beryl, nee Armstrong: loving son of Mary and Ma no. ity Lutheran church, 1218 Addison street. suffered a heart attack yesterday in New York after they stole two while fighting a fire in the basement Thompson submachine guns and 210 8140 Vernon avenue, beloved son oi Samuel and the late Rebecca, dear brother of Pfc. Michael U. S.

air corp. fond nephew of Lena Blonskey. and Dr. Interment Roschill. Resting at chapel brother of Silvia.

Pearl. Eva. and 3415 N. Clark-st until Wednesday noon. stanre.

At funeral home. 1733 WiW EIGELBERNER Janet Royal Eigelberner of an apartment house at 6239-45 rounds of ammunition, was made by South Kedzie avenue. nolice and federal bureau of in- and Mrs. Morris Coner. Funeral nines LA KIN Clara A.

Larkin. nee Schroeder, avenue. Service Wednesday. 2 p. tn.

Interment Roehill. beloved wife of Cyrus, dear sister ot The fumes, which escaped from a vestigation agents in the Chicago Julia, Lena, Anna, and Bernard. Funeral I RITTER Marie IRIehterl Ritter. betnvM wife of the late Jnsrph. fond mother of Wednesday.

10:30 a. from chapel. refrigerating unit, made it difficult Urea last night. Filimonove is be- day. 2 p.

at chapel, 61135 Stony Island avenue. Burial Rosemont Park. BOEHM Michael Boehm of 309 W. 4 2d street, beloved husDand of Mary Haas Boehm. dear father of Frank.

John. Otto. William. Edward. Zita Boehm, and 2627 W.

Lawrence avenue, to Queen ot to light the lire, other nremen sui- lieved to be riding in a gray auto- ot 1200 Lake Shore drive, Chicago, wife of Harry daughter ot Mrs. Kate P. Royal of Evanston and the late Charles B. Royal, sister ot Mrs. Jack Alan Mills of Wilmette and C.

B. Royal Jr. ot Wausau, Wis. Resting at funeral home. 203 S.

Marion street. Oak Park. Services Tuesday at 2 p. m. Interment private.

Please omit flowers. Angels church, where solemn requiem I fered from the fumes. Those over- mobile which the three stole in mass will be celebrated at 11 a. m. In Agnes.

Jaekel. S. B. waldl. Martha wider, the late Bruno Riehter.

and Rieh- grandmother of 10 grandrhtWren and five great-rrandehildren. Funeral Taed-v. Sv. 2 at 2 p. m.

at funeral home. 53 Belmont. Interment Ridgewood eemeteir. Marie Seiler, fond grandfather of 17 terment St. Adalbert's.

Humboldt 1717.1 come are Chief Joseph Fleming of Portland. Me- about a week ago. grandchildren. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. LARKOWSKI Joseph Larkowsbl.

Oct. 31.1 from funeral home, 712 W. 31st street, to the 12th battalion, Lt. Joseph Mc- His companions later were ap-Ginn of company No. 123.

and Fire- 1943. beloved husband of Helena. Dee St. George's church. Interment St.

Mary's EINHORN Joseph Einhorn 6030 South Grablinski: loving father of Dr. Tadeussl RT7SSO See Theresa VolinL cemetery. Information Victory 1108. not to the arts alone, however. She man Joseph Phelan of engine com- sajd Filimonove habitually carries SPACIOUS CHAPELS RYAN James Ryan, formerly Of 5-t' M.

Larkowskl. father-in-law of the late Dr. Florence Larkowskl, fond grandfather BONAFEDE Santa Bonafede. of 2701 Con gave generously to medicine, scien pany xno. bo.

one of the guns concealed under his Iciucrr ikj i a of Florence. Vivian, and Tadeuss Jr. gress street, beloved wife of Mariano, fond mother ot Elizabeth. Christine, Cjrt- flarilnpr nf ncfn I irirEJI in I S. tific research and exploration, and was co-founder of the American i i hi in -i im wnen ne is on I (in i brother-in-law of Joseph and Wladyslawa Perlinskl.

nnele of Mrs. Charles Szczer- Frances. Joseph. Albert. Concetta.

Jack company No. 88 was taxen to Holy Shore drive, beloved husband of Lena, devoted father of Mrs. Nettie Barrash and Joseph Einhorn Jr. and the late Isadora and Rose Kats, dear grandfather of Mrs. Gertrude Fellheimer, Mrs.

Shirley Lepmun. Dale, Phyllis, and Bobby Einhorn, and Philip Einhorn. great-grandfather ot Ronnie and Carolyn Fellheimer. Funeral Wednesday. Nov.

3. al'll a. m. from chapel, 938 E. 47th street, to Austro-Galician cemetery, Waldhelm.

blrkl. F.dwina. and Corp. Tadeua Perlin Lake wood a venae beloved son of the 'are Edward and Annie L. Ryan, brother of Margaret Garrity.

Edward Andrew tleorre Raymond and the lito Robert J. and Daniel F. Funerel Thnr-day. Nov. 4.

at 9:30 a. from fuwrnl home. 13.19 Is-von at Glenwood. to Ita'a church. Interment Calvary.

College of Surgeons. The University ot U. S. coast guard. Josephine, Sam of U.

8. Mariano William, and An Cross hospital when he collapsed 9 CIMJC A Of A A7H ski. U. 8. A.

Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 3, of Chicago and Bcloit college, Bclolt, with a heart attack. w-, from late residence, 2000 N. Leavitt, at drew. Funeral, from chapel.

2809 Harrl on street, Wednesday. Nov. 3. at 9 a. m.

were especially remembered. The fire was confined to the base- OFFFCFR KU P7) 10:30 a. to St. Mary of the Angels ehurch. Hermitage and Cortland afreets.

to Mother Cabrini church. Burial Mount and 1ac oetlmntoH I Funeral services for Mrs. Logan SABATK A Joseph Sabatka Sr. ot 111 W. NORTH: 929 W.

Belmont SOUTH: 1820 S. Michigan WEST: 2346 W. Madison iASY TO REJlCH BY BUS OR STREET CAR Carmel. Nev. 2828.

Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. For EISELE Dorathea M. Eisele, wife -of the will be held in her home at 3 p. m.

information. Brunswick 3456. IN PLANE CRASH about 51,000. The apartment houses BRADEN Beatrice M. Braden.

Oct. 30, of 620 Diversey parkway, beloved sister of late Joseph, beloved mother of Mrs. Mae LEEB Charles Leeb ot 425 Roseoe street, 50 families. Stemmler, Alma, and Roland grand tomorrow, the Rev. Preston Bradley officiating.

Burial will be in Oak Greenville, S. Nov. 1 (JF). Six Carleton B. Rice.

Services Tuesday. Hot, mother ot Mrs. Dorothy Ringlesbach. men stationed at the Greenville beloved husband of Sarah, fond father of Joseph, Ann Zuckerman. Arthur, Aaron Sidney, and Lillian, brother of Jehuda Licb.

Funeral Wednesday at 10 a. m. 2, at 3 p. m. at chapel, 5501 N.

Ashland. BRICE Thomas A. Briee. late of 7644 17th street, husband the late Barbara, nee Triska: d.voted father ot James Joseph John J- Charles and Bessie Artis. grandfather of 14 grandchildren and 3 great-grandchildren.

Funeral Thursday. 9 a. from funeral home. 6227-29 W. Cermak road.

Berwyn, to Our Lady of Good Counsel rhurh. Western avenne aod Walton street, interment St. Adalbert s. Berwyn 1868. Resting at chapel.

8400 S. Ashland avenue. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. MOVIE BUILDING army air base were killed on a Peoria street, beloved husband of Bridget Interment Mount Hope.

at ehapel, 3140 Lawrence avenue, to McGralh Brice, loving father ot John Woods cemetery. NEW WILL ADDS TO TANGLES OF ELLIS Georgia Ellis of 6028 Lafayette Woodlawn cemetery. Please omit flowers, avenue, beloved wife ot Jesse Franklin CIXFN F7 ANlTriN training flight at Des Moines, la, Uf K.iV ViY yesterday when their medium ftED CROSS UNIT bomDer crashed, public relations an- LEON ARDSON Adeline Leonardson. 6031 Kathleen. AC Richard.

U. S. N. Mar-cia. the late Thomas and Mrs.

Mary Brice Guerin. fond brother of Mrs. Thomas S. Winchester, beloved wife of Albin, dear SCALZITTI Josephine Sealziltl of 1117 9. Hogan.

Patrick, and the late John Brice, mother of Pvt. Hubert Leonardson Ellis, devoted mother ot Jessie Fountain, Billie. and Harold, dear sister of Ernest. Frank. Richard, Leo Ellis, and Willa Gordon.

Funeral Tuesday, Nov, 2, at 1 p. m. at funeral home, 3330 Indiana Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. from IU The four story Hoyburn building Among the dead were: Second Lt.

TJ. S. and the late Helen, fond sister ot Charlea Alvine. Services Wednesday, PEASE ESTATE neral home, Halsted at 76th street, to St. Leo's church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre, at 615-17 Davis street, Evanston, has Roy George Schott, 25 years old, been given to the Evanston branch pilot, of Grosse Point 2d Lt. Nov. 3. at p. at funeral home, corner 79th and Aberdeen.

Interment Ever Racine avenue, beloved wife OI lonstan-tino, loving mother of Joseph, Clara, an4 Ereole. sister ot Concordia Dt Tito. Funeral Thursday. 9 a. m- from funeral home.

619 9. Ash and bonlevard. to Our Lady ot Pompeii church. Interment Mount Carmel. The legal tangle surrounding dis Stewart 7700.

green cemetery. BRINKERHOFF Mary Brinkerhoff. 9658 position of the $100,000 estate of of the Chicago chapter of American Robert L. Miller, 26, navigator bom- venue. Interment Lincoln cemetery.

EM RICH Frank C. Emrlch Oct. 31, 1943. of 724 Cornell avenue. Villa Park, 111., beloved husband of Viola, nee Hot-tolfson; fond father of Robert W.

Marie Vernette Wolfgram. Eleanor, LISTCG Capt. LeRoy A. Llstuff Jr army Edwin A. Pease, wealthy Aurora Ked Cross by Balaban and Katz cor- hardier, of Greenlake.

and 2d Schiller boulevard. Franklin Park, beloved wife of -Frank, dear mother of Irene and Mary. Funeral Wednesday air force, age 23. of 204 S. Maple ave UNDERTAKERS.

clubman who died Oct. 11 on a Cali poration, William Hollander, vice Lt. Robert J. Love, 20, co-pilot, of nue. Oak Park, SMITH-A.

Gertrude Smith, beloved -wife mES A fnd MarI George R. Smith, fond mother of Eow- ard J. and Mrs. Grace RandaU. grand frcm 9711 Schiller boulevard to St.

Ger lastug. son fornia bound train, and the half president of the theater company, Stevens Point, Wis. Frank C. and Everette. brother of William Emrich Sr grandfather of Rob trude's church.

10 'o'clock mass. Inter million dollar estate of Pease's said yesterday. ment All Saints'. Please omit flowers Listug. brother ot Mrs.

Charles T. Boyn-ton, Richard, and William, grandson of Si grid Johnsen. Services Wednesday. Nov. ert W.

Jr. Resting at funeral home, father, John H. Pease, was compli The building, which formerly BROOKS Carrie Brooks, beloved wife of mother ot Calvin and Donald. Member ot Austin chapter. No.

lMi. O. E. S. Resting at funeral home.

6701-03 Division street, where service will be held at 1 p. m. Wednesday. Nov. 3.

Inter 318 N. Central aveuue, Austin. Services Thursday, 2:30 p.m. Interment Mount 3. at 2 p.

at funeral home. 203 S. Laimi Som Funeral Service Harry Brooks, fond mother of Glendon cated further yesterday with the housed the 850 seat Hoyburn thea OBITUARIES Marion street. Oak Park. Interment McArdle.

Funeral Thursday. Nov. 4. 194d, presentation of a second wilL ter and is valued at 530,000, will Mount Olive. 1 p.

at chapel. 2346 W. Madison ment Mount Emblem. rARRELL Michael Farrell, beloved hus Edwin Pease's first will, drawn in street. Interment St.

Joseph's. LOGAN Josephine Hancock Logan of 1150 SMITH George Lee Smith, ef 3-3 S. band of Mary Jordan Farrell, fond father thru additional facilities, to extend C. William Ramseyer. Lake Shore drive, beloved wife of the Taylor avenue.

Oak Park, beloved hce- BROWN Fred W. Brown of 3045 N. Nar- of Tech. Sgt. Michael Frank Mrs.

Kita fiemetn, Corp. John C. and Mrs. its activities alone the north shore. Washington, D.

Nov. 1 (). 1913 shortly after the death of his father, was filed Oct. 19 in the Kane county Probate court. Attorneys for Pease's estranged widow, Clara, ragansett avenue, beloved husband of Dorothy, dear father ot Doris Drath and Bettie Hengesch.

Funeral services Wednesday at 2 p. m. at funeral home. 3301 Harry L. Wells, chairman of the William Ramseyer, 68 years old.

late Frank Granger Logan, fond mother ot Stuart. Spencer Hancock, Waldo Hancock, and the late Rhea Munroe and Howard Hancock Logan. Services at late residence, 1150 Lake Shore drive, Wednes band ot May. dear father of Mrs. tart I Ruth 1 Smith ot Birminrham.

Mich, grandfather of Jenlou. brother-in-law of Ma H. Will. Resting at funeral hotn. 6708 Madison street, where services w.a be helii Wednesday at 2:30 p.

to. Interment Forest Home, Fullerton avenue. Interment Graeeland, Robert McComb, grandfather ot Thomas D. Farrell and Sharon Ann Nemeth, brother of Mrs. Mary Kinney, Mrs.

Josephine Larsen. Mrs. Margaret Scanlon, Thomas and Frank Farrell. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel, b'222 Broadway, to St.

Gertrude's church. Interment All Saints'. Member ot Surface Lines union. who Inherited 51,000 under terms of Member of Greater Chicago lodge. No.

3, day, Nov. 3, at 3 p. m. Interment private. Evanston Red Cross branch, said a commissioner or me court or that various home services will be Claims and a former member of the operated in the area between the house of representatives from Iowa, northern city limits of Chicago and died today after a heart attack, the south limits of Waukecan.

Ramseyer, a Republican, represent- L. O. O. M. the will, had indicated that an at LONERO Agnes Lonero, nee Giorno.

late SCTIOVY Josephine Snrovy. nee Slobodx, BURKE William Burke, beloved son ot of 3719 W. Ohio street, wife ot the late tempt tp upset the document would the lata William and Mary, nee Clancy Charles, dear mother of Staff Sgt. Daniel, be made. NO, 241.

SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 63D AND HARVARD-AVENCE. PHOKE WENTWORTH 0025. TUESDAY. CINNAMOND Harry. 1 p.

m. at chapel. ENT Mary A. 11 a. m.

atbapel. HASKELL Mary D. 8 p. m. at chapel.

K1KN1STEN William J. 10 a. m. in church. O'CONNOR John W.

10 a. m. in church. WEDNESDAY. fond brother of Robert James C.

Ger Joseph. Pvt. Guy. Nancy. Pvt.

Wells said the Red Cross will use ea ine bin lowa "sirict in congress aid Mary O'Toole. Thomas U. S. The will that appeared yesterday, FORNACIARI Leo Fornaciari. beloved bus- Margaret elm more.

Pvt. Joseph Ralph, and Anne, eister of Rose Proto, Mary Zorzi. Lena Giles, Anthony, Michael. Ralph, and Frank Giorno. Funeral the entire buildine as rapidly as it March, 1915, until March, 1933, U.

S. Set. Edward U. S. and band ot May Riley Fornaciari, son ot Alice and the late John, brother of John, Bert, and Mrs.

Helen Leuver and the late 6242 W. 23d place. Cicero, beloved wife of Joseph, dear mother ot Julius and John Surovy. Betty Kontns. and the lata Rudolph, sister ot Mary Surovy and Vincent Sloboda.

dear grandmother of Robert and Carol Surovy. Funeral Thursday. Nov. 4. at 9:30 a.

from chapel. 6318 W. 25th street, to-Mary Qveo of Heaven church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

Cicero 42. can be occupied. I wnen ne was appointed a court oi being filed immediately in Probate court, was drawn Sept. 14. It had been found in a trunk which pre Patrick J.

Burke. Funeral Thursday, Thursday. 9 a. from chapeL 024 I Claims commissioner. His home was Western avenue, to Holy Rosary church Mrs.

Kathryn Hennessey and Mrs. Alice a. m- from chapel. 3424 W. 63d street, to St.

Nicholas church. Interment Holy Interment Mount Carmel. Armitage 7800. Dee. Funeral Wednesday.

9 a. from fu ceded Pease on his California trip, MAN, 70, KILLED; in Bioomneid Sepulchre. neral home, 6015 Wentworth av to St. Bernard's church. Interment Mount Olivet.

MAIIONT Jennie Gleeson Mahony. beloved wife ot the late William F. Mahony. fond Mrs. Pease is given dower rights BYRNE Thomas D.

Byrne ot 535 W. 26th 3 p. m. at chapel. 10 a.

m. in church. UniW A fin Maj. Peter Provenzano. street, beloved husband of Mary Bisson under this will.

AYE Harold F. CAREY Robert T. TILLBERG Charlea. WAGNER Acnea. FOITLKS Thomas Foulks, beloved husband mother' cT O'Brien.

Mr? XwS .1 "ZkV Byrne, dear father of Thomas FM Corp, services for Maj. Peter Provtn- p. m. at chapel. 3 p.

m. at residence. Joseph Pvt. John Pvt. Bernard of Mathilda, nee Robde.

Resting at funeral home, 4138 North avenue. Services 2 p. ro. Wednesday. Nov.

3. Interment HURT RY TP fr'Jf zano, 31 years old, who was killed Harvard, where service, will be briH The latter will, however, does not specify whether it disposes mt the elder Pease's 5500,000 estate which Alice Mary. Margaret Catherine, and Kosemarie Byrne, fond brother of Peter Wednesday. Nov. 3.

at 2 p. m. Interment SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. JACOBSON Susie. Elm Lawn.

Information, Bel. 6812. Byrne and the late Sister Koseman, Pi.9u mit flowers. I Fairmount. Edwin, as trustee, was authorized to FOY Patrick J.

Foy. beloved husband ot V. M. Funeral Friday, 9" a. m- from fu I TODD Edith Miles Todd.

Cvt. 30. 1M1. Anme nee Mallon; fond father of neral home. 712 W.

31et street, to All of 433 S. Sheridan road. HirhlarJ P-r. do. If the will is thus interpreted, Friday in an airplane collision in John Petrowsky, 70 years old, 504 Virginia, will be held si lrp.

m. to-East 47th street, was killed and Mrs. morrow in the chapel at 5501 North Elizabeth Gregar, 65, of 25 East 101st Ashland avenue. Maj. Provenzano street, suffered a possible skull frac- was the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Vin-ture last night when a motor truck cent Provenzano, 3128 North Mason Mrs. Marguerite O'Brien, fond brother of Saints' church. Interment Mount Olivet, iTea T'18 belovett -wife of John fond mo -V of Michael Foy. Funeral from chapel.

4542 Information, Vic. 1158. i frwHw I John R. Jr. Semce.

p. m. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6501 N. ASHLAND-A VENUE. PHONE LONG BEACH 2646.

Edwin's first cousin, John S. Pease of Chicago, will inherit the bulk of Ravenawood avenue, Thursday. Nov. 4. at Kn A na rhoml 37R1 3- Trinity Episcopal cnurrh.

CAREY Peter B. Carey, devoted husband 9:30 a. m. to Queen of Angels ehurch. Interment private.

of Mary An eaten Carey, loving father W. North avenue. Cremation Acacia Park the fortune, as state law provides Lt. Bernard U. S.

A. air corps, Philip TUESDAY. cemetery. Please omit floweri. Bel.

4047 TVTTOLOMONDO France Tuttolorr.or.'d Burial Mount Carmel. Please omit flowers, FREED Gertrude Owen Freed, at her rest that inheritance taxes on the estate sirucK xnem as iney were crossing avenue. Also surviving are his State street at 69th street. Mrs. widow, Fay, and his 10 months' old U.

S. Mary and Charles ot 2926 S. Wallace street, beloved wife ef p. m. at chapel Tuesday and Wednesday.

IT. S. fond brother of Mrs. John in trust must be paid from Edwin'! dence. 426 N.

Pine avenue, beloved wife 3 p. m. at chapel. McNICHOL Anna M. McNlchoI.

nee Bar BECK Mary A. BRADEN Beatrice. GAMBRO Louise. WEST Elizabeth M. of John dear mother of Jean Freed.

oregar, a wiuow, was removea io son james Woodlawn hospital. Leonard Thorn, estate. Kellcy. John Margaret Nell and the late Anthony P. Carey.

Funeral rett. Oc'. 31. beloved wife of William 10 a. m.

in church At rest and services at chapel. 623 Lake fond mother of William J. Jr. and Mrs. 4 p.

m. at chapel. Wednesday. 9:30 a. from late rest' 24, of 8049 Lafayette avenue, the Ford.

street. Oak Park. Wednesday, 3 p. Interment Forest Home. Euclid 1643, dence.

9640 S. Winchester, to Church of Lewis Nekas, grandmother ot Patricia McNichol and Carolyn Nekas. Funeral ARM MAJOR'S Christ the King. Interment Mount Olivet FRIEDMAN Julius S. Friedman, beloved Wednesday.

Nov. 3. 9 a. from rest. WEDNESDAY.

LEICHSENR1NG Richard. 2 p. m. at chapel driver, was hem by police. Rockford, 111, Nov.

1 Special. Henry Moeller, 73, of 7517 Irving Mrs. Jessie Ford ROCkford pub-Park road, died last night Shortly it- Rrhnnl nrlncinal for manv wars. Please omit flowers. husband ot May me.

nee Maremont: father dence. 923 E. to St. Joachims' church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Bad- CAREY Robert T. Carey of 8229 Kimbark of Max M. and Bernard R. Friedman and the late Casil brother of Joseph and PROVENZANO Peter. 1 m.

at chapel. DAUGHTER, 14, IS MISSING IN N. clitfe 7705 KtTLJ.TVAN William B. MOLBERG Laura Schmlnke Molberg. be 10 a.

m. in church. after being hit by an automobile died last night in the home of a driven by Anthony Swider. 30, of daughter, Mrs. H.

J. VanCleave, in 7312 Irving Park road, at Irving Urbana. Mrs. Ford taught school loved wife ot Carl daughter et Clem, Frank, loving mother of Sam. fond s-ter ot Vincent.

Funeral Thursday. 9 a. irom chapel. 47 W. 2oth street, to Saints' church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Victory 8681. YOLINI Theresa lovinr mother of Phillip. James, and Edward Volini. Anna IM Paolo nnd Frank.

Louis. nd Mir-hael Russo. Funeral Thursday, 8 '30 a. m-f ram funeral home. 619 S.

Ashland boulevard, to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church, Melrose Park, EL Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. WAGNER Agnee Warner. ft. 31. 1943.

beloved wife ot Clinton L. Warner, mother of Phylis, daughter of Mrs. Margaret Thompson, sister of Margaret Hiiiday. Elizabeth Reynolds. Laura Green, and James Thompson.

At residence. 5TO0 S. La Sille street where service will held Wednesday. Nov. 3.

at 2 p. m. Ia-terment Evergreen. "New York, Nov. 1 P).

Search for entine Schminke ot Marion, sister of avenue, Oct. 31, 1943, beloved husband of Grace Bailey Carey, brother of Nellie A. Carey, Mrs. Alice Rea and the late Frances Carey Libbee and Elizabeth O'Hcron. Funeral from chapel, 63d and Harvard, Wednesday.

Nov. 3 at 9:45 a. m. to St. Felicitas' church.

Interment Mount CarmeL jrurK. roau ana usceoia avenue, JNor-1 nere 46 years. pretty 14 year old Margaret Moore, Mrs. John A. Clay of Cedar Rapids, Ia Mrs.

E. F. Aubrey ot Rock Island. IU woou rum igwnsmp, owiaer 101a JOHN CARROLL SONS and Eugene Schminke of Rock Island. daughter of an army major, was aided tonight by a sailor who said state police Moeller stepped from "HOME FOR FUNERALS" behind a bus into the path of his car.

111. Reposing at home for funerals. Erie and until Tuesday evening at 11 o'clock. Interment at Marion. Ia CHRISTIAN Lt.

R. A. Christian. TJ. S.

A. OFFICIAL WEATHEM whi. flono. LON. 0305.

He is being held for inquest today. ERIE AT WABASH. 4542 RAVEN SWOOP. FORECAST Thursday afternoon. Please omit flowers, MOLINARO Frank Mollnaro of 929 A.

beloved husband of Lorraine, dear brother of Marie Christian, Mrs. R. L. Vernier and Mrs. C.

W. Peterson. Services at residence, 750 Thompson street, Elmira, N. Wednesday. CO.

c. Fall Kills Ex-Soldier, May street, loving husband of the late rrmiriiAT. nriMm erifst. Irene, devoted father of Jim. Frank, Ann, Home from North Africa 89 service Sup.

7709 John, and Mary. Funeral Thursday, 8 :45 WALSH Corp. William J. Walsh, killed In a. from chapel.

813 W. Taylor street. action Sept. 24. beloved son of William INDIANA: Occasional lieht showers in extreme northwest portion today; fair in north; scattered showers in south portion tonight; generally fair tomorrow; cooler SKEKLES-BIDDLE.

to Our Lady ot Pompeii church. Inter 7838 COTTAGE GROVE. RAD. Victor Iloryza, 30 years old, 4357 Milwaukee avenue, a discharged ment Mount Carmel. Mon.

0449, he recognized her from newspaper photographs as the girl a shipmate and he had talked to In Central park shortly before she disappeared Sunday. The sailor, 28, went to police voluntarily after seeing the newspaper pictures. He said he had left his companion with Miss Moore in the park. Police sent out an alarm. The girl is the daughter of Maj.

and Mrs. Davis Dodge Moore. Moore, a doctor now serving in the European war theater, gave up his Park avenue practice a year ago. CONNELL Philomene M. Connell.

wife ot the late Joseph mother of Mrs. Thomas O'Malley of St. Louis. Mrs. Tyler Davis of Memphis.

Mrs. Thomas Peck and Mrs. William Linklater ot La Grange. 111., sister of Mrs. William Long of Chicago.

Mrs. George P. Willard of Evanston, Miss Ella and Miss Anne Con Samuel Friedman. Anna Feltman, Etta Rockman, and Adah Lazar. Services at chapel.

936 E. 47th street, Tuesday, Nov. 2, at 2 p. m. Interment Glen Oak.

Family will be at home of Ralph Levin, 4710 Ellis avenue. Drexel 0384. GANNON Thomas F. Gannon. Oct.

30. dear brother of Mrs. Stanley Perry and Harry J. Gannon. Funeral Wednesday.

Nov. 3, at 9 a. from funeral home, 301 S. 6th avenue, at Maple street. May wood: mass 10 a.

m. at St. Eulalia'a church. Interment St. Joseph's.

Maywood 100. GEIS Helena Geis. nee Simchen. beloved wife ot the late Clemens, loving mother of Clemens Irene. Myrtle, George.

Nora Miller, and James, dear grandmother of Robert Geis and Nancy Miller, sinter of Anna Schroeder. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from chapel. 4117 Armitage avenue, to St. Philomena's church.

Interment St, Boniface. Belmont 6019-6027. GIBBONS Thomas P. Gibbons of 6520 S. Morgan street, beloved husband ot Ella Killacky Gibbons, fond father of John Dolores Thomaa and Warrant Officer Miles F.

Gibbons. U. S. brother of Agnes Eogan, Elizabeth Burton, the late Mary Murphy. Catherine Fitzgerald.

John W. and Anna Gibbons. At funeral home, 69th at Justine street. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. to St.

Brendan's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. GIESE See Clara Masters notice. GIORNO See Agnes Lonero notice. MOORE Margaret Patterson Moore, belov.

J. and Anna Walsh, nee Greene: fond brother of Helen. Lt. David. C.

5- Yeoman 3 Jean. Kathleen, and John. Memorial mass Wednesday, Not. 3. at 10:30 a.

m. at St, Columbansa church. 71st and Prairie avenue. i svruay auti wu tAa ut-u wa tvtuvi a soldier who was with American LoWEa michig an Partly cloudy today MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. ed wife of the late John, devoted mother of Margaret M.

Green, sister of Delia forces in Africa, died yester- and tonight with scattered showers in CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT McHugh. John, and the late Patrick Pat- southeast portion this morning; fair to day in Hines hospital from a terson, grandmother of Alice. Marjone. I WALTHER Grace V.

Walther, nee Brydon. morrow: cooler today and in south por skull fracture suffered when he fell Rosemary, John, and Joseph Green. Fu nell of Chicago. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from residence, 403 S.

La Grange road. La Grange, to St. Francis tion tonight; continued cool tomorrow. I CEMETERIES. down the steps of his home Friday.

neral Wednesday. Nov. a at 10 a. WISCONSIN: Cloudy with snow flurries SACR. for cash 8 gr.

fam. lot; chnpel sea. from residence, 7940 S. Wood street, to Little Flower church. Interment Mount in north and occasional showers In east Irving Far, will divine, spa.

Xavier church. Interment AU Saints' cemetery. 278 Indiana street. Elmbum. lil- Deiovea wife of George, fond mother of Shirley and Kenneth, dan Enter of Pauline Brydon.

sister of Pearl Hanson and the late Irene Marshall. Funeral at ehapel. 134 S. Tor street. Elmhurst.

Wednesday at i p. m. Interment Elm Lawn. Iloryza was given- a medical discharge from the army Sept. 18 be Olivet.

Vincennes 0600. central today; beejoming fair except con, COOK Frances A. Cook of 5100 Cornell cause of sinus trouble. Since his MOORK Mildred Moork. nee Newman, be-1 tinned cloudy in extreme eastern portion tonight and tomorrow; cold with freezing avenue, sister of Lillian M.

Cook. Serv, loved wife of FrankUn. daughter ot Au-1 return to civilian life he had been DEATH NOTICES gusta Newman, sister of May Sonneborne, I WENGLER Annie Weniler ot 1020 Ran- temperatures tonight; continued cold to ices Wednesday. 2 p. St.

Paul's Episcopal church. 60th street and Dorchester employed as a packer for the A. Lillian Anderson. Gladys Latau. Fred.

I morrow. avenue. Interment private. Carrie, and Louis Newman. Funeral dolph street.

Oak Park, wife of the lata Matbias. mother of Susanne Wood. Ella, and Archie, grandmother ot Mrs, R. In Slemoriam. Horse Sense Answers Wednesday.

Nov. 3, 2 p. at chapel. Highest temperatures for the last 12 hours and lowest for the last 24 hours pre McClurg company. Capt.

Shanahan of Park 7033 Wentworth avenue. Interment COSTRIN1 Joseph Costnnt. beloved bus-band of Loretla, nee Uiancarlo; loving father of Mary Macro. Helen, Angelo, ISOLA Joseph leola. In memory of our dearly beloved husband and father who ceding p.

m. xsov. i Mount Greenwood. Larkin. Shirley Ann.

and Mary Jane Wengler. Resting at funeral home. -r3 S. Marion street. Oak Park.

Serviera Thurs n. jui MORTIMER Angle Mortimer, nee Brora-1 Roma Luecht, and tne late Angelina, Kansas City passed away eight years ago today. WIFE AND CHILDREN, GRACET Robert G. Gracey. husband ot Police Back After Illness Louisville brother of Angelina Dinella and the late day, 2 p.

m. Interment Rose hill. berck of 7912 N. Wolcott avenue. Chi- H.

56 35 78-69 81 62 77 71, 41 38 6. Neptune and Cesidio Costrim, grandfather of four grand. Bernardine Kelly Gracey. father of Robert Thomas Gracey, brother of Mrs. Robert IuiDuimca i 87 72 cago.

Oct. 30, 1943. beloved mother of WEST Elizabeth M. West, nee Wise. Oct.

Irene and Constance, grandmother of S1 beloved wife of Lyman C. Wat. MELMED KateMelmed. Thoughts of esteem and love tor our dear mother, cone three Memphis Miami New Uranus are children, father-in-law of Norbert Macro and Sgt. William Luecht.

U. S. A. Funeral from late residence. 708 S.

Ada street. Ktneiene ana vonstance. sister 01 Mooen, 1 BjBteP 0f Prarl and Arthur W. Wise. At Coughlin.

Funeral from home for funerals, Erie and Wabash avenue, Wednes 1. Decibles. 2. Nerves. S.

YeUow. 4. Scythe. 5. Woodchuck.

7H H5 yearn today. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. Peter. George. Alexander, lieien, ana v.

atn- cnappl. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, waere the Chicago park district police, re- Chicago 58 45 turned to his desk yesterday after lo to Wednesday, Nov. a. at 9:15 a.

to Our larger than Earth. The others are New 68 41 75 48 St. Loins 62 44 enne. funeral neanesuay ov iron, wiU heW Tuesday. Sot.

2, 67 46 WEISS Mary Weiss. In cherished memory, a four-month leave of absence be- gtroit uimiB wi un at 4 p. m. Interment Graeeland. Lady of Pompeii church, where requiem high mass will be held at 10 a.

m. Inter 80 60 64 46 1I fc in vil "Jorever in my heart." DAUGHTER VIOLET. cause of illness. smaller. Precipitation: Chicago, trace.

ment Mount Cnrmcl. Methodius chnrch. "at 10 a. m. Inter- WIpM AN-Fred Widman of 17CS Llneote.

mnA North Chicago, ill, Nov. 1. funeral 1 lADVEH'i'li-NENTI NANNF.STAO Dr. Sverre H. Nannestad.

I ADVKKTISMENTl CHEERS FOR STARLET SUSAN BY BUD HILL JUST BUY A WEEKS SUPPLY OF FLEISCHMAnn'S RETAKE I SIMPLY WASNT. SURE. DRINKING ITJtN A YUMMY VITAMIN ONCE WELL. FADE ME OUT. IF IT ISN'T vVVHY.

ITS AS services Wednesday. Nov. 3, at 5 p. m. at funeral parlors.

313 10th street, Nona Chicago. Phone 965. WILLIS Margaret A. Willis, nee Ron-baum. beloved wife of Hugh L.

and fond daughter of Ermine and Charles Rosen-baum. sister of Jack anJ Frank Rosen-baum. Funeral Thursday. a. front parlors, 67th-st.

and to St. Cyril's church. Burial St. Mary's. IT KEEPS PERFECTLY THE REFRIGERATOR, (GETTING tNOUCVJ OF THOSE 'SRARK PLUG COCKTAIL THAT HAS EVERY VITAMIN KNOWN lAGAIN, STAR MY OLD SCRIPT 61RL, DROOPY UTTLE SUE!) SIMPLE AS BUT DONTJUST DROP THE CAKE IN THE TOMATO 'VITAMINS YEAST IS 50 FULL LACK OF TO BE NEEDED IN HUMAN NUTRITION BUT LET: IN day morning.

Nov. 3, 1943, at 9:30 a. m. to Holy Name cathedral. Clinton, papers please copy.

GRUNWALD Lincoln T. Grunwald. Nov. 1. beloved husband of Lillian, nee Fischer.

Resting st funeral home, 2d and Lincoln streets, Hinsdale. Services Thursday, Nov. 4. at 2:30 p. m.

Interment Oakridge cemetery. HABOECK John Haboeck of 1124 S. Austin boulevard. Oak Park, beloved husband of Anna, nee Donovan; son ot Ber-that and the late William brother ot William Bertha Cridge, Alma Tim-mons, Sadie Noonan. Rose MeyerhoSer, and Emma Kwiatek.

Funeral Thursday at 10:30 a. m. at funeral home, 2307 S. Laramie avenue. Interment Mount Carmel.

Cicero 200. HAITZ Ludwig Haitx. 3809 N. Claremont avenue. Oct.

31, 1943. beloved husband of Anna nee Riemer; loving father of Elizabeth Scheib. Irma Tripp. Helen Seheib. Anna Eltoft.

Alice, and the late STICK WITH MANY SEE RESULTS IN I ENOUGH IN THE DIET KEEPS MILLIONS LINGO I U-WHERE TOO fet -uoi I (THE ZIP AND GLAMOUR rZ GOT HEP THAT I ryj Ujac.WT KFTTINC JUICE MASH IT IN FORK, ADO A LITTLE DRY CLASS WITH A fl JUICE, STIR 'TILL .11 lk)D-UUUU I I LY SEVEN DA' 151 I BELOW SO I BEGAN 0RINKIN4 CAN UNDER WINKLER Catherine Winkler of 2319 N. BLENDED I w. 1 2 CAKES Of FLEISCH MANNS YEAST ENOUGH VITAMIN DAY IN COOL TOMATO COMPLEX.1 Oct. 31. 1943.

beloved husband ot Martha, dear father of Margaret Sandborg. Lt. Fredrick U. S. A.

A. and Eileen Schmidt, fond grandfather of Margaret, Karen, and Nini Sandborg. Fredrick Nannestad, and Mark Schmidt. Services Wednesday. 2 p.

at funeral chapel. 43.18-40 Fullerton avenue. Please omit flowers. NAPODANO Rachael Kapodano, nee Taglia-netti, beloved wife of the late Fiore, father of Anthony, Sam, Mary. Bertrand.

Delia Cornell. Michael. Lee Lynch. Donatella Meyer. Loretta Robertson, Caroline Soverino, and Anna Demma.

Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from late residence. 607 S. California avenue to St. Callisto's church.

Burial Mount Carmel. Nev. 0614. NASH Vivian Smith Nash, formerly ot 6760 Lafayette avenue, beloved wife of George PM fond mother ot Thomas Philip and Lt. Geo.ge S.

army. Funeral Wednesday at 10 a. m. from funeral home. 6016 Wentworth avenue, to St.

Bernard's church. Interment Mount Olivet. Member of St. Bernard's Altar and Rosary society, and McHale Eoglewood court, C. S.

tl A. A5 California avenue, beloved wife of the late Theodore, fond mother of Set. Theodore TJ. S. Arthur.

Mane Mc-Laws. and the late Elsie and Ella Winkler. Funeral Thursday, 10 a. at funeral home, 2166-68 N. California avenue at Palmer street.

Interment Waldheim. Information, Humboldt 2773. WINTER Mazdalen inter of 7243 University avrnue. beloved wife of Bernard, fond mother of Bernard Mrs. Dorothea Gortz, Mm.

Magdalen Rndcers, Mrs. Barbara Kecli-r, Andrew, and Mrs, Eluabrin Muli-ahy, 10 grandi'lilldrrn, and five grot-grandi'lilldren. Funeral Wednesday. Nov. 3.

from funeral home, 72d street and Dorchester avenue, to St. Laurence's rhurrh; mass at 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary a.

Kurt Haiti. Services Wednesday. Nov. 3. at 3 p.

m. at ehapel. 2114 Irving Park rond. Interment Roschill cemetery. HANDLET Emma Handley.

nee JelTerles. beloved wife the late Janu-s. mother ot Raymond. Mildred Apple, and Harold. Resting at funeral home.

6701-03 Division street, where services will be held at 3 p. m. Wednesday, Nov. 3. Interment Montrose.

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