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1 fwt 1 FALOVE ge Julia Archibald. aeUet. FERTIG Thecdore T. Fertlf. 8831 N.

Rich- CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: Saturday. April 7, 1951 Part 3 Page 4 OBITUARIES PREACHER FINDS GOOD BOOK AIDS HIM IN A CRISIS mono ftreet. April 5, 1951. husband of Gecrgia Fertig, brother of Clara Titgemeyer. Flora Dorn, Elvira Dorn.

the late Frank and Edward Fertig. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, until 9 p. m.

Saturday, April 7. Service and Interment It Cleveland. O. O'CONNOR PICKS LIEUTENANT TO GUIDE DOPE WAR FRAE Elizabeth G. Stevenson Frae, April 6, rniCX-Rlchard S.

Trtet, beloved huiband Elizabeth, net O'Connor: and father of Mn. Dorothy Kerr, grandfather of Naney. Rest Ing at Sullivan funeral home. Grand Rapid, Mich. Funeral notice later.

PRINCE Thomas A. Prince, loving husband cf Marie Lux Prince, devoted father of Richard, Pvt. Charles, U. S. James.

Robert, Thomas, Marx, fond brother of C. Harold, James, Eugene, Marie Lynn, and Loretta Reuse. Funeral Monday. April 9, at 10 a. from chapel.

3604 Ogden avenue, to St. Agatha's church. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. PI ALA-Vincent G. Pukala, late ef 3J49 S.

Sacramento avenue, beloved husband of An-gellne. dear father of Andrew. Mary Woio-bey, Anna Zator. Joseph. Josephine Trela, Genevieve Flllpcwskl.

and Eleanor Stahowlcz. Funeral Monday, April 9. 9:30 a. from chapel, 2159 W. Cullerton street, to St.

Caslmlr'a church. Interment Resurrection. at nome in Aurora. wife of Chester mother of Loralne Stevenson Casey. Funeral Monday, 3 p.

at Healy chapel, 332 Downer place, Aurora. He's Glad He Studied GEFFE Walter F. Gefle, beloved husband cf jesepnine. nee Glovingo: dear father of Walter fond son of Leo and the late Martha, brother of Mabel Glovingo. Funeral Monday.

9:15 a. from funeral home, 3500 N. Cicero avenue, to St. Alphonsus' church. Interment St.

Joseph's. BErkshire 7-8070. Ted Bernbardt Ted Bernhardt, 44, of 4677 Woodburn Milwaukee, who was a resident of Chicago for 10 years prior to moving to Milwaukee three months ago, died yesterday of a heart attack in Milwaukee. Mr. Bernhardt was in the dress business here at 323 S.

Franklin st. and lived at 444 Belmont av. He went to Milwaukee to become division manager of the Rhea Manufacturing company. Survivors include his widow, Pauline; a son, Louis and a daughter, Elaine. Services will be held at 1 p.

m. tomorrow in the Weiss funeral home in Milwaukee. COLEMBA John Golemba, April 5, of 6609 imiay atreet, beloved husband of Stella, nee Sabel: deer father of Theodore. Henry, Al-frleda. and Edmund, fond brother of Paul, grandfather of five.

Funeral Mondav, April 9, 9:30 a. from chapel. 1331-35 W. Chicago avenue, to St. Stephen's church.

Interment St. Adalbert'). MOnroe 6-4643. John G. Sarifield Military services for John Gordon Sarsfield, 55, of 3779 Archer for 27 years a newspaper distributor and then on the custodian's staff at the main postoflice, will be held Monday at the chapel at 2616 W.

38th by McKinley post, No. 231, of the American Legion, followed by services in St. Agnes' church. 2648 Pershing at 10 a. m.

He died of a heart attack Thursday in Holy Cross hospital. Mr. Sarsfield organized McKinley post after World War of which he was a veteran. He was from an old Brighton Park family, and was a member of the Holy Name society. A sister, Mrs.

Mabel Glow, survives. Theodore F. Fertig Services for Theodore F. Fertig, 78, of 5621 N. Richmond a department manager since 1929 for the Automatic Sprinkler Corporation of America, will be held Mon- MARRIED GIRLS WIN RIGHTS IN STUDENT STRIKE Allowed to Remain in Regular Classes (Picture on back page) Mount Morris, April 6 (Special The combination of marriage and education triumphed here today after a strike by high school students and a noisy, four hour meeting of parents, faculty, and pupils presided over by a state police officer.

GOTCHIS Nicholas Gotchls, beloved on of Marie Gotchls of Greece, fond brother of Fannie Voutlrltsas, Adamandla Papaslle. fond brother-in-law of John Voutlrltsas. and Christ Papafile, beloved uncle of Helen Voutiritsai, Michael, and John Rustemis. I'uneral Saturday, 1 p. from chapel, 6235 S.

Normal boulevard, to St. Nicholajs' church. Interment Elmwood cemetery, KNgle-wood 4-3646. GRIMM Elizabeth Grimm, beloved wife of the late Albert mother of Norman grandmother of the Rev. Robert E.

Grimm, Mrs. Mary Lola Peterson, and Marcia. Service Saturday. April 7, 2:30 p. et funeral home.

5200 N. Western avenue, coiner of Foster. Interment Rosehlll cemetery. Police Commissioner O'Conner yesterday appointed Lt. Joseph Healy of the detective bureau to Head the police narcotics detail and supervise assignments of 28 detectives at district stations in the campaign against dope.

Sgt. John Mangin, who has headed the detail, will be Healy's assistant. Healy formerly was in charge of a detail at the state's attorney's office. Dr. Lois Higgins, director of the crime prevention bureau was summoned to Washington by Rep.

Sidney Yates 9th to report today to the house ways and means committee on tremendous increases in dope use among high school pupils. State's Atty. Boyle, Sherif Babb, and Warden Sain of the Bridewell authorized Dr. Higgins to speak for them about the increase in confessed addicts among prisoners. WOMAN IN COMA AFTER ATTACK Thea Guldbrandsen.

be Sixty high school pupils went on day in Cleveland. Mr. Fertig died strike and paraded around their Thursday in Ravenswood hospital, school vith placards in protest Tday in tiidpvi cti jui xiaiuanu civ. uu, ASKS 217 DRAFT BOARDS TO USE APTITUDE TESTS Illinois' 217 local draft boards were asked yesterday by Col. Paul G.

Armstrong, state selective service director, to follow the Presidential order calling for draft deferment to high scorers in a special aptitude test. Expressing concern over public reaction to the program, the director, in a personal letter to the 98 draft boards in Cook county and 119 downs tate, urged adoption of a wait and see attitude on the plea that the program can and will be changed if experience demands. Calls Order an Experiment He called the new executive order an experiment, and said national draft headquarters can raise, lower or otherwise change its provisions at any time. Accept the program as it is, until we have a chance to see just what changes, if any, may be necessary," the letter urged. Press reaction to the President's order has caused Armstrong a great deal of concern," wrote, adding that some of the comments might be based on a misunderstanding of the scheme.

Michigan Board Rebels Soon after the aptitude test deferment plan was announced, one local draft board in Niles county, Michigan, voted against granting deferments based on a special examination to be given in colleges thruout the nation in May and June. Armstrong's office has said that individual Illinois board members had protested the plan, but that no board has officially turned it down. The draft chief's letter yesterday said world conditions may require expansion of the armed forces, which would mean substantial changes in the test program." He emphasized that most of those eligible for the proposed educational deferments will have time to complete their college courses and serve an army enlistment before emerging from the IS to 26 year age bracket. YUGOSLAVIA HAS Obstetrics Text (Picture on back page) When Mrs. Ruth Lyons, 22, found out last year she was going to have her first baby, her husband, the Rev.

Vernon C. Lyons, 23, hustled off to get a book. The book he selected was Handbook of Obstetrics," by Za-briskie Eastman. It was 700 pages long, a textbook for use in nurses' training. The Rev.

Mr. Lyons, of 11233 S. Natoma Worth, pastor of the Ashburn Baptist church at 83d st. and Christiana read it from cover to cover. "I wanted to know," he explained, "what this was all about." Big Day Finally Arrives Yesterday the big day arrived.

At 6:30 a. m. Mrs. Lyons awakened him to report indications that their baby's birthday had dawned. The Rev.

Mr. Lyons went to the kitchen to prepare breakfast. Mrs. Lyons said she wasn't hungry. He was half done with his meal when Mrs.

Lyons suggested they'd better be leaving for the hospital. The Rev. Mr. Lyons telephoned their doctor, who left immediately for the hospital. Back in their bedroom Mrs.

Lyons announced, "Vernon, we'll never make it." This was at 7:23 a. m. Delivers 7 Pound Son The minister quickly began recalling what he had read. Then he went to work. At 7:30 a.

m. he delivered a son, Charles, who weighed about 7 pounds. The Rev. Mr. Lyons telephoned the hospital, which sent the doctor to the home.

The doctor arrived at 7:50 a. m. It was "quite a relief." the pastor said, when the doctor announced both mother and son were doing well. No, I wasn't scared," the Rev. Mr.

Lyons said. I was too busy to get scared." Fertig, who had been in the automatic sprinkler business 60 years, was a Spanish-American war veteran. His widow, Georgia, survives. James C. Murray BY PURSE THIEF Virginia 7-6755.

REILLY See Julia Carroll notice. RICHARDSON Jessie S. Richardson, April 6. 1951. of 2001 Orrington avenue.

Evanston, 111., wife of the late Augustus P. Richardson, mother of Mrs. Richardson Dunham. Mrs. R.

Lyon, and Howard Richardson. Service and interment private. ROBINSON Mabel White Robinson, April 5, 1951, In Carmel, Cal. Survived by husband. R.

V. Robinson; a son, two daughters, daughter-in-law, and three brother. Memorial service, 2:30 p. m. Monday, In chapel of Winnetka Congregational church, Winnetka, HI.

SACCO Roslna Sacco. late cf 700 N. Kedtit avenue, loving sister of Frank of Melrosa Park, Victoria. Sister Sofia, and John cf Italy, and the late Caroline Garofalo. lster-In-law of Peter Garofalo.

Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel, 634 N. Western avenue, to St. Matthew's. Interment Mount Carmel.

ARmitage 6-7800. SAMt'ELSON Theodore Samuelsnn, b--loved husband of Hllder, fond father of Theodore G. Jr. and Donald J. Service Saturday, April 7.

1 p. at funeral home, 5200 N. Western avenue, comer ot Foter. Interment Graceland cemetery. SARSFIELD John Gordon Sarsfield.

dearly beloved son cf the late John W. and Mary O'Brien Sarsfield. adored brother cf Mabel Sarsfield Glow and the late Geraldlne Sarsfield Oakes. fond uncle of the lata Mabel Sarsfield Valentine, Charle and Marvin Oakes, and Geraldlne Keeler, dear biother-in-law cf Leon Z. Glow and Charle Oakes.

Member of William McKinley post. No. 231 A. and St. Agne Holy Name oclety.

Funeral Monday, 9 a. from funeral home, 2616 W. 38th street, to St. Agnes' church, where olemn requiem high mass will be cele- brated Interment Mount Olivet. LAfayette i 3-0980.

SAVAGE Jtme R. Savage, husband cf Mao I Hollenbeck Savage, father of Dennis, brother of George Bryan William Phil- lip Mrs. Adelaide Split, and Mr. Elisabeth Bertram. Funeral from home for funerals.

Erie at Wabash avenue. Saturday, April 7, at 11:30 a. to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. Interment St. Jo eph's.

S( RITCHFII LD Virgil R. Scrltchfleld, Rl Ph. cf Lowell. husband cf Mary son cf Clara brother of Mr. Aline Holme cf Valparaiso.

Service Saturday, 3 p. at Sheets funeral home, Lowell, Ind. SIFWIFRSKl Stella Slewlerskl. late cf W. Horner street, loving mother cf John, Mitchell, Mrs.

Irene Smialek. Ted. Mis. Harriet Wawrzynlak, and Edward. Funeral Monday, April 9, at 9:30 a.

from funeral home, 1850 N. Wood street, corner of Cortland, to St. Mary of the Angel church. Interment St. Adalbert'.

HUmboldt 6-0258. SIMON Mamie Simon, nee Coutre, belcved wife cf Emil C. fond mother of Emily and Emll dear sister cf Mr. Laura Maier. Edward and Harry Coutre.

Resting at funeral heme. 736 W. North avenue. Services Monday. April 9.

at 1:30 p. m. Interment Montrose cemetery. SMITH John Smith, late cf 3610 W. McLean, beloved husband of Mary, dear father of Marie Venn, Harriet Pullch.

Gertrude Turner, Lillian, Dolores Olwlg, and Albert, grandfather cf eight. Funeral Monday, April 9, 1951. at 9:30 a. m. from chapel.

2129 Webster avenue, to Our Lady of Grace church. Interment St. Joseph's. Member cf Division No. 241.

C. T. A. Military services by the Henry Hnnack post, No. 1583, V.

F. W. ARmitage 6-4630. Miss Rosaria Di Francisca, 50, who was hit on the head March manager of the Best Co. store in Winnetka, died Thursday in his home in Bloomfield.

N. it was learned yesterday. He had been a store executive since 1917, first with Gimbel's department store in New York. For several years prior to 1931 he was general manager of Saks Fifth Avenue in Chicago. A son, a sister, and a brother survive.

Christian J. Buslee The funeral of Christian J. Buslee, 77. of 4846 Byron who retired in 1943 after 10 years as superintendent of the Lutheran Home Finding society, will be held at 2:30 p.m. Monday in the society's receiving home, 4810 Byron st.

Mr. Buslee, who died Thursday in Lutheran Deaconess hospital, was a charter member of the society and former president of its directors. Surviving are his widow, Jennie, and a daughter, Mrs. Mildred Ekeberg. George M.

Bundy Elkhart, April 6 () George M. Bundy, 75, of Man-hasset, N. band instrument manufacturer, died of a heart attack here last night. Bundy, who once played clarinet in showboat and circus bands, was chairman of the board of H. A.

Selmer, instrument making firm. He and his son, George had arrived by plane from Los Angeles Wednesday for a business visit at the main Selmer plant here. Mrs. Gus Strom Mrs. Ellen Strom, 60, died yesterday in the Galena blvd.

hospital, Aurora. She had operated a millinery shop in Aurora for many years. Her home was at 410 W. Park av. Surviving are her husband, Gus; a son, Leonard, and two grandchildren.

Services will be at 10:30 a. m. Monday in the chapel at 332 Downer Aurora. Roi La Renzo Services for Roi La Renzo, 49, of 1329 Mohawk a painter who died Wednesday, will be held at 10 a. m.

today in the chapel at 716 N. State st. Mr. La Renzo is survived by his widow, Zilpan; a son, and his mother, Mrs. Letia La Renzo.

loved wife of the late Peter, fond mother of Sophie and Andrew Danberg, and the late Therese Guldbrandsen. Service Monday. 1:30 p. funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Acacia Park cemetery.

HALE Lydla Jane Hall, nee Halgh, 7230 Sheridan road. April 6, 1951, fond mother of Warren E. Burrows and Elizabeth Arkell. dear sister of Reginald, Chester, Elbert, and Glen, grandmother of seven grandchildren. Funeral from chapel, 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, at 9:30 a. m. Monday, April 9, to St. Jerome' church. HANSEN James Henry Hansen.

April 5, 1951, age 50. dear uncle of Lorraine Light-cap, Glenn Klebert, and Charles Klebert. friend of Magne, Roy, and Earl Angell. Service Saturday, 1 p. at funeral chapel, 4338 Fullerton avenue.

Interment Mount Olive. HANSEN Pauline Hansen, ne Kramer, beloved wife of Robert loving mother of Robert Burns, grandmother of Kenneth William Burns, daughter of Gottlieb and Regina, sister of Gottlieb Ann, Sally, Fred, Mollle, Ruth, and Dorothy. Funeral Monday, 1:30 p. from luntral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, to Calvary United Brethren church. Interment St.

Lucas. HENDERSON Robert J. Henderson, beloved husband of the late Lena, nee Erdman: father of James Joseph and Rita Mary Bray, brother of Matthew, Mary, Anne, and Elizabeth Kelly. Funeral Monday. 10 a.

from St. Isaac Jogues" church, Hinsdale. 111. Resting at chapel. 60 S.

Grant street. Hlna-dale, 111. Interment All Saints' cemetery. HIRSCH Frank M. Hlrsch, late residence, 7131 N.

Oriole avenue, beloved husband of Cecelia nee Martin; fond father of Dorothy Farwig, Marian. Frances, and Helen, grandfather of Patricia and Michael. Resting at funeral home, 6754 Northwest highway, Saturday and Sunday. Funeral Monday. April 9, at 9:30 a.

from funeral home, to St. Paul of the Cross church, Park Ridge. Interment All Saints cemetery. JARMl'TII Louis F. Jarmuth, 8606 Callle avenue, Morton Grove, beloved husband cf Doris, nee Teulert: father of Mrs.

Irene Kamps. Resting at funeral home. 8057 Niles Center road, Skokle, until 12 noon Monday. Services 2 p. m.

at St. Paul's Lutheran church. Interment St. Paula cemetery. JASENCAK Sophie Jasencak.

late of S55 N. Damen avenue, beloved wife of Andrew, dear aister cf Minnie Bllezeffer. Hedwig Dehlve. Jack, end Stanley Lubrant. Funeral Mon 23 by a purse snatcher in front of the Mantel-late Sisters convent, 523 Hobbie where she lived, was in ser-i condition yesterday in St.

Elizabeth's hospital. She was returning from a triD to the erne Miss Di Francisca. Arthur P. O'Brien Rites for Arthur Patrick O'Brien, 65, of 4950 Chicago Beach will be held at 10 a. m.

Monday in St. Ambrose's church. Mr. O'Brien died Thursday in Columbus hospital. He had served as secretary to the late Gov.

Henry Horner and the late Mayor William E. Dover. His widow, Elizabeth, and a brother, Martin survive. ery, Miss Di Francisca told police, when a young Negro hit her on the head. The attacker fled with her purse, containing $3.49.

She fell to the sidewalk, but regained her feet and stagged into the convent. She later complained of headaches, and was taken to the home of an aunt at 1326 Ohio st. An X-ray taken Monday, a week ago, showed no fracture. Last Monday she lapsed into a coma and was taken to the hospital. CHICAGO IS GIVEN 1950 AWARD FOR FIRE PREVENTION Chicago was given an honor award in the 1950 fire prevention NEW ROW WITH Mrs.

Jacob Voss Mrs. Emma K. Voss, 83, of 1765 Olive a resident of Chicago for 6S years, died in her home yesterday. She leaves her husband, Jacob: two daughters, Marie and Mrs. Emmy Kopp, and two sons, Joseph and Henry.

Services will be held at 10 a. m. Monday in St. Gregory's church, Gregory and Paulina sts. contest of the National Fire Waste DEATH NOTICES AD AMI Ted Adamtk.

beloved husband cf Kertna. nee Komakowski: fond son of Jcsenh hie, brother of Fred. Edward, and Wanda, scn-in-law of Marie Komakowski. Funeral Monday, April 9. 9:30 a.

from against what they termed was an order barring five married girls particularly one pregnant bride from attending classes. They gave this version of the uprising: Supt E. L. Clark, 53, married but childless, summoned the five brides to his office yesterday and told them their presence in classes had a bad influence on the other pupils. Tropose Home Study One girl.

noticeably pregnant," was advised to stay away entirely. The others could return when they brought certificates from physicians that they were not pregnant. The five could study at home, use school facilities before and after regular classes, and could have counsel of teachers. If their work was satisfactory, the five all seniors would receive diplomas at the end of the year. A sixth girl who recently became engaged was told she couldn't come to school if she wore her engagement ring.

Miss Vivian Wallace, commercial teacher, who said she was instructed to speak in behalf of Supt. Clark, gave this version: The girls were not ordered to leave school but they and faculty members agreed it would be best if they did. The pregnant bride wanted to quit classes. The other married girls agreed it would be most satisfactory for all concerned if they studied at home. Miss Wallace said it was a general practice in most high schools that married girls study at home.

She said the husbands of the married pupils are employes in Flint auto plants and do not attend ichool. Students on Tarade After the "mutual agreement," however, some of the parents of the brides telephoned the superintendent, Miss Wallace said, and he informed them the girls could attend classes. Cut the student body was unaware the so-called order had been rescinded. This morning most of the senior class, with recruits from the other high school classes, paraded around the consolidated tchool, attended by 1,700 pupils, and refused to go to class. They carried placards which gave evidence that they needed tutoring in spelling.

Some read, "Supt. to old," "Supt. prefers to treat students as hoodlums," "Supt. calls parents stupid," "Supt. unfair to athletes," and "Noon hour to short." An Angry Conference In addition to the strikers, about 40 other pupils stayed away from classes, assertedly to try to argue the strikers into returning.

A meeting in the school gymnasium was called. The senior class of 90 attended, along with members of the faculty, the school board, and Supt. Clark. It was a boisterous and angry conference until State Tolice Sgt. Vincent Nearing, commander of the police council, the United States Chamber of Commerce announced last night in Washington.

Chicago was among four cities with populations in excess of 500,000 to win the awards. Detroit won the grand award of the contest. Hammond was accorded an honor award in the 50,000 to population group. chapel, 2021 Dickens street, to All Saints' church. Interment All Saints' cemetcrv.

Member of Casimir Pulaski lodge. No. 1167, A. F. A.

and St. Stanislaus society. HUmboldt 6-9463. AN PR EE Max W. Andree of 513 N.

Harlem Robert F. Fuelleman Champaign. 111., April 6 Robert F. Fuelleman, 56, professor of crop production at the University of Illinois, died in his home today. He camp to the college of agriculture in 1937 from the University of Wisconsin.

Rear Adm. Elias Corneliussen OSLO, Norway, April 6 Reuters Rear Adm. Elias Cornelius-sen, 70, commander-in-chief of the Norwegian navy in Britain in World War II, died today. avenue. Oak Park, husband cf the late Frances, father of Max Edward and the late Arthur grandfather of Marjory TWO NEIGHBORS BELGRADE.

Yugoslavia, April 6 (TP) Signs of increasing tension between the Russian led comin-form countries and Premier Marshal Tito's government developed tonight. Yugoslavia formally accused Romania of dangerous acts of aggression. She also recalled her top envoy in Hungary. The Belgrade radio said the foreign ministry had sent a note to Romania protesting the increasing number of border incidents on the joint frontier. The note said 61 "incidents" had taken place on the Yugoslav-Romanian border between Dec.

7, 1950, and Feb. 22, 1931. Later the government an nex, eny nyan. Edward R. Andree.

and Betty Holliday. of California. Service Satur Mrs. Jessie S. Richardson Mrs.

Jessie S. Richardson, 93, died yesterday in a convalescent home at 2U01 Orrington Evanston, where she had been a patient for eight years. She was the widow of Augustus P. Richardson, a heating company executive. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.

Richardson Dunham and Mrs. Adelene R. Lyon, and a son, Howard. day, 1:30 p. at funeral home.

203 S. -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- Marlon street at Pleasant street. Oak Park. interment cnapel Hill Gardens West. ANZONA Louise Anzona, nee Dumcnt, late of ou w.

jr.wa street, beloved wlie of the late Sam, dear mother of Philip. Charles. jvainenne ceccmn. and tne late Adolph Joseph. Paul, and Charlotte, sliter of Char SMITH Thomas Smith.

1540 T. Mth tret. April 4. 1951. at chapel.

316 W. 63d street at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Monday. April 9, I p. m. Interment Mount Hope.

Member of Painter union, Local 184, A. F. of L. WEntworth 6-0025. STEFFEN Anna Steffen.

nee Relchllng. wife cf the late Philip. April 5. beloved mother cf George. E.

Jack. Philip. Henry. Mary Muss. Felix.

Al, and John, grandmother of 21 and great-grandmother rf three. Funeral Mondiv morning at 8:30 from funeral home. 6216 N. Clark street. Services at St.

Henry church at 10 a. m. Interment St. henry cemetery. STEPHENS Peter T.

Stephens, beloved bus-band of Anna, fond father of William. Genevieve. Raymond. Leroy. Harold, dear brother cf Joseph.

Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. m. from chapel, 5764 Higgins avenue, to Our Lady cf Vlctorv church. Interment St, Adalbert s.

PAllsade 5-2141. STEVENSON See E'lftabelh Fre nctlce. 5TROHM Robert C. Strohm. April 6, 1951, of 536 Arlington place, beloved husband cf Ruth, fond brother cf Florence and Bertha.

Services at chapel, 2701 N. Clark street. Saturday, at 3 p. m. Interment Graceland.

STRI VE Paul H. Strove, beloved on cf Dora and the late William dear brother cj William Adolph. and Esther. Employee1 cf Board cf Education and member ct Carpenter union, local No. 181.

Services Saturday, April 7. at 3 p. m. funeral home. 3440 N.

Central avenue. Interment Concordia. Klldare 5-5420. TONER Mary F. Toner, formerly e.f JIT W.

59th place, beloved wife cf the late William F. Toner, fond mother cf William Bernard Mrs. Agnes Brenman, Mrs. Kathlyn Johnson, and the late Rosamond M. and Joseph sister of Mrs.

Stella Davis ol Toledo. O. and Mrs. George Plaxton of Carmel, grandmother of Patricia art) seven grandchildren. Resting at fuller! home.

6915 S. Wentworth venue. Funeral Monday. 9 a. to St.

Anne church Mass at 9:30 a. m. Interment Sepulchre. VANDFR JACK John Vanderjack. cf 4445 S.

Halsted street, beloved husband cf Dorothy, nee Sappenfield: fond fathre of John. George. Margaret Sikora. James. Lois.

Iva. Theodore, and Carol. Funeral Saturday. 10:15 a at chapel. 5908 S.

Kedzle avenue. Interment Mount Olivet. GRovehlll 6-0090. VOSS Emma K. Voss.

1765 Olive avenue April 6, 1951. beloved wife of Jacob, deal mother cf Jrseph. Henry, Emmy Kerb Marie, and the late James. Funeral frcn chapel, i'501 N. Ashland avenue.

Monday April 9. at 9:30 a. to St. Gregory'! church. Interment St.

Boniface'. WRCZAK Euph Posyne Warcjak. April 5 day. April 9. 9:30 a.

from chapel. 1938 W. 47th street, to St. Simon's church. Interment Resurrection cemetery, LAfayette 3-2191.

KAHOVN Rose Kahoun, nee Vejvoda. of 2748 S. Trumrull avenue, beloved wife of John, dear mother of George. James, ar.d Irene Barta. fond daughter of Antonle Chum, sister cf John Vejvoda.

Marie Veselsky, Anna Hodack. Bessie Chrest, and Jennie Krofta. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from chapel.

2658 S. Central Park, avenue, to Blessed Agnes' church. Intermait St. Adalbert's. LAwndale 1-3101.

KANTOWICZ Anna IKanterl Kantowlcz. beloved wife of the late Albert, our dear mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. Funeial Mrnday, 9:30 a. m. from late residence.

2502 N. Kedzle boulevard, corner of Altgcld. to St. Hyacinth's church. Ifltcrment St.

Adalbert's. KINN4RD Louise Klnnard. le cf 761 South Shore drive, wife of the late Rev. Anthony H. Klnnard.

mother of Mrs. Frankle Newton. Mrs. Walter Goedecke of Gary. Mrs.

Richard Williams cf Belclt. and Luther J. Kinnard of Pasadena. Cal. Resting at funeral home.

79th st. and Phillips av. service Monday. 10:30 a. m.

Interment Greenwood cemetcrv, Michigan City, Ind. SOuth Shore S-6959. KRAl'CII Marie Krauch, nee Kreutzfr: beloved wife of the late Henry, dear mother cf Lily Wherfel Palm. Boutin and the late Rose Machan and Louise Teufel. Services Saturday, at 3 p.

at funeral home, 1458 Belmont avenue. Interment Rosehlll. LARSON Evan Larson. April 5. 1951.

dear father of Mae Paul, three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Service Saturday. 3 p. at funeral chapel. 4338 Fullerton avenue.

Interment Mount Olive. LARSON Otto VV. Larson cf 1040 W. 87th street, devoted brother of Mrs. Anna C.

Koch of Reynolds. Idaho. Gustav Jchn Ernest and Frank A. of Nora. Idaho.

Services Saturday, April 7, 2:30 p. chapel. 1107 79th street. Interment Mount Greenwood. LFIPOID Mae C.

Lelpold. late cf 1837 S. Kenllworth avenue, Eerwyn, beloved wife of A. A. Lelpold.

dear mother of Alice Starr, and William, sister cf Juel Matt, Alice Pint, and the late Michael Diederlch. mother-in-law of Robert Starr and Marcella Lelpold. Service Mnnday, 3:45 a. from chapel, 6507 W. Cermak road, to St.

Odilo's church. Interment All Saints'. GL'nderscn 4-6310. LFPPA Rose Lcppa. beloved wife cf Joseph, loving mother of Fausta PfelfTer.

Peter, and Edward, dear mother-in-law of Emll Pfeifler. Catherine, and Anne, fond grandmother cf lotte McKenty and Katherlne Ohnesorge. l-unerai Monday, 9 a. from chapel. 624 N.

Western avenue, to Holy Rcsary church. interment fct. Josephs. ARmitage 6-7 800 ARCHIBALD Julia Archibald, nee Malloy, wife cf the late Joseph 1... beloved mother JOHN S.

DEAN DIES; RETIRED BUILDER OF CITY WATER PLANTS cf Marcella Falone. Joseph Frank and John grandmother of five, great- nounced it had recalled its charge d'affaires in Budapest, Vilko De- POLICE SEIZE 3 AND NARCOTICS ON SOUTH SIDE Amos Jones, 50, of -3220 Vernon termed by federal agents as grandmother of five. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 5911 W. Madison street novki.

The announcement said at Mascn avenue, to St. Vincent Ferrer church, River Forest. Interment Mcuct LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. 63D-ST. PHONE: WEntworth 6-0025 SATURDAY MEFFOBD Josephine.

2 p. m. at chapel MONDAY SMITH Thomas. 1 p. m.

at chapel NORTH CHAFEL 5301 N. ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach 1-2646 SATURDAY RF4LS Dora A. 10 a. m.

at charel Bl RTON Orcree. 1 p. m. at chapel FF.RTKi Theodore. At chapel until 9 p.

GNFRMCH Anna. 11a. m. at church SILLING Bertha. 2 p.

m. at chapel WOODWOKIU William. 3 p. m. at chapel MONDAY H4I Lvdi Jane.

10 a.m. In church. Mr MA HON William. 9 a. m.

In church, VOSS Emma 1 0 a m. to church. TO BE ARRANGED I. 4MRIN Frances. It ARSON Paul.

SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST. PHONE: BEvcrly 8-2162. Hungary thus far had refused to issue exit permits for him and his family. At the same time, Hungary charged that Yugoslavia had re Carmcl.

EStebrook 8-7500. BARIDO Arthur Barldn. le'e rt mi in. John S. Dean, 69, of 2009 W.

tne largest poddler of dope on the 101st who retired in 1949 as south side, and two other Negroes did avenue. Berwyn. dear husband cf nee Sieber: beloved father of Bernlce were seized by police on the side ironsii, fond brother of Fmil. Leo. Jvft phine Wrlsht.

Mary Eerglvan. end Ell Novak, father-in-law of Russell. Services a. Tuesday, from funeral home 2618 Rldselajid avenue, Berwyn, to St. Leon srd's church.

Interment Queen cf Heaven, Information, OLymptc 2-1003. engineer of water works construction after 41 years with the city water department, died yesterday in St. Luke's hospital. Mr. Dean began work for the city water department two years after his graduation from the Uni- walk at 916 Oakwood last night.

In a police squad car in which Jones Monroe, 42, of 4110 Drexel and Willa Mae Forest, 31. of 831 E. 64th were taken to Hyde Park station, detec- BAR7DIS Elizabeth Barzdis cf 3365 S. I'nlon avenue, beloved wife of Peter, dear mother of Pauline Sampanis. Isabeii Ceok.

Josephine josepn Busn. six grandchildren seven grcat-grandrhlldien. Funeral Tuesday. fused to issue an exit visa for Mrs. Istvan Hrabec, wife of the Hungarian charge d'affaires in Belgrade.

Recall of the Hungarian envoy stemmed from a fight on a Belgrade street Saturday night involving the Hungarian diplomat, Hrabec; the Bulgarian deputy military attache, Ivan Ivanov; a Yugoslav cab driver, and two unidentified passengers. Hrabec later returned to Hungary, STARTS DRIVE FOR WORKERS IN April 10, :30 a. from chapel. 3307 Lltuanica. to St.

Gorges church. Inter ment St. Caslmir's. YAids 7-4908. MONDAY versity of Wisconsin with a degree tives later found 38 capsules of of mechanical engineer.

He was I heroin, apparently discarded by assistant engineer of water works on the Prisoners. Judge Gibson Gorman of the construction until his retirement. I 4. 2 p. m.

at chapel DEAN' John S. BE Ml A Antoinette Moravec late of 6154 S. Calllorr.la avenue, loving mother LAIN SON new iimtuuLa iuuil uiddUMu mat ne naa sentenced more tnan ou men and women to jail terms on oi Anna L-rtianec. llllam Moravec. Emily Jarmek, Lillian Pecka.

and the late Mae Antoinette Holan. Funeral Saturday. April 7. at 8:45 a. lrom chapel.

2534 S. Pulaski road, to St. Rita church. 83d st. and Oakley av.

Mass. 10 a. m. Interment family lot. LAwndale 1-3972.

Bl RROWS See Lydla Jane Hall notice. BI RTON George G. Burton. 4 54 6 N. Rai-lne.

C. H. Jordan Co. He was resident engineer in charge of construction of six water pumping stations. Surviving are his widow, Roe, and a daughter, Mrs.

Ann Rowe, of Racine. Wis. Services will be dope charges in the court's first week. Among those sentenced to one year yesterday was Neary Mc-Neal, 33, Negro dope peddler seven grandchildren. Funeral Saturday.

April 7. 1:30 p. et funeral home. 3354 S. Halsted street.

Interment Lithuanian National. YArdi 7-1911. LIFMCK Charles Llpnirk, late cf 1417 S. 49th court. Cicero, beloved brother of Rose Keye and Mlchalyn Tyll.

Services 8:30 a. Monday, from funeral home. 1446 S. 50th avenue, to St. Anthony's church.

Interment St. Caslmir's. OLympic 2-1003. LI See Thomas Trlnce notice. MeGRFGOR Ida McGregor, survived by cne granddaughter, fcur nieces, and three nephews.

Resting at chapel, 2410 W. North avenue. Funeral services Satuiday at 2 p. m. Interment Rosehlll.

McM4HON William Henry McMahcn. age 81. 4S26 Sheridan trad, beloved husband cf Nellie, devoted father of Marcella, brother cf Mary E. Elvin of Kankakee. 111.

Funeral from chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue. Monday. April 9.

at 8:30 a. to t. Thomas cf Canterbury church. Interment SS. Mary and Joseph cemetery, Chebanse, III, MIN ASIAN Anita Rrse Mlnaslan.

dear daugh CIVIL DEFENSE April 4. 1951. devoted brother of Nellie Funeral Directors Chicago and FOR 97 YEARS 200 E. Erle-st. superior 7-7709.

CEMETERIES held at 2 p. m. Monday in the known as The Thin Man chapel at 2121 W. 93th st. RIDGEWOOD CEMETERY 1-12 crave road lot: 2 deeds: In Lutheran sect.

Reasonable. A Venue 3-5661. 1951, cf 4814 Nelson street, beloved wlfi cf the late Albert, fond mother cf Frank Jeanette Wolch. Clarlsse Keevll, Sophie He man, Estelle Cllne. and the late John, and Anthony, sister cf Werner, grandmother of Dr.

Jerome T. Pau and eight grandchildren, great-grandmothei cf four. Funeral Monday, at 9:30 a from funeral home 5259 Roscoe street, tc St. Ladlslaus church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. WEIL Joseph Well, at Miami Beach. Fl beloved husband rf the late Rose, dear fatbei of Harry. Samuel. Fannie Miller.

nd the late Jacob loving grandfather cf nln grandchildren and 10 great-grandrhlldren fond brother of Ida Barlff. Service Monday 2 p. at chapel. 5206 Broadway. Interment Anshe Emet cemetery, Waldhelm.

Pleasi emit flowers. WHITE John F. White cf 139 Celumbl ave nue. Elmhurst. beloved husband cf the lati Mary, nee Saul: fend father cf Mrs.

Jeat I Bert 1 Nelson and George F. White. Funera Monday, April P. at 9 from chapel 123 N. York street, tc Immaculate Concep tirn church, Eimhurst.

Interment St. Mary'i cemetery. yot'NKER Gertrude YcunVer. desr the late Aaron. Mrs.

Nettle Monash. Falk and Isaac, fond aunt of Mrs. Helen Hlrsch Edward Younker, Mrs. Edgar Moss. RIchari Younker.

Mrs. J. Simon, and Betty, great unt of Mrs. Maurice J. Berkson and Jamc Hlrsch.

Service Monday. April 9. II a. m. at family lot In Keokuk, la.

riMMERM4N Theodore Tedl Zlmmermar cf 1060 Cornelia avenue, beloved husband Alma, dear brother of Henry. Services Mon day. 1.30 p. at chapel, 3905-07 Lin cold avenue, under auspice of Constellattoi le-dge. No.

892. A. F. A. M.

Intermen' Acacia Park. Member of Lakevlew Lloni club, 202d Coast Artillery Veteran and Selective Service System, Area 2. B. Watkins and the late Joseph H. and Thomas J.

Burton. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, April 7, at 1 p. m.

Interment Rosehtll. BI'SH See Elizabeth Barzdls notice. BI SI.FF Christian J. Busiee. beloved husband of Jennie, nee Holtrr; fend father of Mildred Fkeberg and the late Irene, father-in-law of Harry, dear brother of the Rev.

A. Martin, John, and Arthur. At rest at late residence. 4846 Byron street. Service Monday, 2:30 p.

at the receiving home of the Lutheran Home Finding society, 4840 Byron street. Interment Mount Olive. CARSON EllMbeth Carson, nee McCauley, age 84, beloved mother of Doris Yaeger. Services were held April 4, In Lake Odessa, Mich. 4 GRAVE lot 618.

Cedar Hill lection In Evergreen cemetery. Call GAry 8-1896. collect. -IN MEMORIAM- AIKI.LO Angelus Alello. In loving memory of our beloved wife and mother, who passed away eight years ago today.

HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. Lenox R. Lohr, state civil defense director, began a campaign to enroll volunteer civil defense workers yesterday. Local defense officials have been instructed to begin assembling man power pools in 540 Illinois cities and communities. Women and qualified teen-agers will be sought for emergency assignments.

Young men of draft age will not be eligible. The volunteers will be of four classes. One will be composed of persons whose regular employment qualifies them for disaster work such as policemen, firemen, public works, and public utility workers. Other classes will be part time workers, full time volunteers, and a small class of paid workers. BECK MAN Pauline Beckman, beloved wife nf CARROLL Julia A.

Carroll, beloved wife of the late Edward A. Carroll, fond wife of ter of Edward and Joan. Service Saturday. 1:30 p. at funeral heme, 3224 Montrose avenue.

MINTRl'P Minnie MIntrup. beloved wife cf the late Henry dear mother of Mrs. Mae Jaeger, Harry and Florence E. MIntrup, five grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, sister of Amrlia I.euschner. Services Saturday.

3 p. at funeral home, 203 S. Marlon street, at Pleasant street. Oak Park. Interment Forest Heme cemetery, MORAVEC See Antoinette Blaha notice.

MOSSMAN Bessie Mossman, nee Barth. beloved wife cf Merrte. dear sister cf Ida Pln-7ir. Funeral Monday. 10 a.

at chapel. 716 N. State street, to P. O. W.

cemetery, Waldhelm. MVTH Carl Muth, beloved husband cf Rose, nep Trenker: father of Carl Stephen. Donna, and Diane, fond son cf Theresa and rost at Flint but a resident of Mount Morris, arrived and took over as jsioderator. After about four hours of arguing, the meeting broke up this ef ternooni-too late for the seniors to bother going back to class. But they agreed to return to school Monday.

Whether the brides will be among them was not a certainty, but Supt. Clark said they could come to school if they want to. SUIT PROTESTS PHONE COMPANY CUT IN PENSION Freeman S. Hurd, 72, of 133 N. Harvey Oak Park, a retired Illinois Bell Telephone company engineer, filed suit yesterday in federal District court challenging the authority of the company to reduce his pension.

Hurd. thru Attorneys Maurice CHILDREN TAKE TIP OF ROBBER AND KEEP QUIET Three gunmen were robbing the tavern of Mrs. Cecelia Novakow-ski at 2633 W. 21th pi. yesterday when three girls, about 10, walked in to collect on empty bottles.

One of the bandits told them, softly, "Now don't make any noise, and you won't get hurt." You won't hurt my little sister, who's outside? a wide-eyed one asked, watching the revolvers. "No, just keep quiet," the bandit said. The robbers took $33 from the cash register and 589 from Stanley Becker, a juke box collector, then fled. The names of the little girls HIGHLAND PARK ATTORNEY, SON KILLED IN CRASH Atty. Bernard Brown.

42, and his son, Stanton, 13, of 2432 Deer Park Highland Park, were reported killed yesterday in an automobile accident near Key West, Fla. Brown, his wife. Ruth, and his son were in Florida visiting his father-in-law. Alex Goldblatt, one of the founders of the Goldblatt Brothers department stores who retired to Miami Beach some years ago. Morris Winchester, 76, of 4337 N.

Christiana was killed last night when he was struck by an auto in front of 3726 Elston av. The driver was Albert Kovac, 23, or 1436 Augusta blvd. STEAL TV SFT FROM HOME Ray Becu, of 2352 Adams reported to police that burelars took a tabic model television set, valued at $75, from Ms home Fred Brckman, who away two years ago today. FRED BECKMAN AND CHILDREN. ETS llOKIN Louis Ets Hokln.

In loving memory of cur dear husband and father, who departed this life seven years ago today. THE ETS HOKEN FAMILY. GARIBALPT Frank Garibaldi. In loving memory cf our darling husband and father, who passed away six months ago. The sky that once was so nice and blue, Has turned to grey since I lost you; Your happy hand was always there, To render any aid you could.

Your voice was always raised In praise. Your words were wise and good. And when God said your life was through, lie took mv life along with you. HEARTBROKEN WIFE AND CHILDREN. the late Stephen, brother cf Ann Plsen, Frieda.

Karral, Edna Srhrlz. and Irwin. Funeral Saturday. 11:15 a. from funeral home, 2500 N.

Cicero avenue, to St. Celes- tlne'a church. Interment St. Joseph's, BErkshire 7-8070. NF.IDFI.

Donald G. Neldel. 3. 966 Engineers O'BRIEN Arthur P. O'Brien.

April 5. be Joseph J. Rellly. loving mother of Eduard A. and William E.

Carroll. Funeral Monday, April 9. at 10:30 m. from funeral heme, 1359 Devon avenue at Gienwood. to St.

Jerome church. Mass 11 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery, CASEL Selma Minnie age 89, of 614 Glenview avenue, Highland Park, beloved wife of the late Henry, loving mother of Carl, sister cf Mrs. Myrtle Radtke.

grandmother of Louise. At funeral home. 52 N. 2d street. Highland Park.

Funeral Saturday, April 7, at 2 p. St. John's Ev. Ref. church.

Burial Acacia Park cemetery. C'HIRICO Angelina Chlrlco. late of 650 N. Drake avenue, beloved wife of the late Peter, dear mother of Michael, Rose Llo, and Anne Grego. Funeral Monday, 9 a.

from chapel, 624 N. Western avenue, to Our Lady of Angels church. Interment Mcunt Carmel. ARmitage 6-7800. COX George Cox.

April 5, dear brother of Mrs. Augusta Wohlford. Services Monday, April at 1 p. m. at funeral home.

301 S. 5th avenue at Maple street. Maywood. Member of Warren G. Harding lodge.

No. 1103. A. F. A.

Medlll-Trlbune post, American Legion. Interment Oakrldge. MAywood 100. COYNE Margaret Coyne, beloved wife cf the late John fond mother of Delia Marie Klngdon. Edward and John A.

Funeral Monday. 9 a. from chapel. 3159 Jackson blvd at Kedzle, to St. Agatha'a church.

Interment Mount Carmel. KEdile 3-1617. loved husband of Elizabeth Thompson O'Brien, fend brother cf Martin T. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel.

JefTery boulevard at 77th street, to St. Ambrose' Walk and Harry R. Booth, con-! were not learned. Dies After Setting Flat Afire and Shooting Self to phone your wonf ad, caff "ft" church. Mass 10 a.

m. Local Interment. Springfield, 111., papers please copy, south Shore 8-8822. OWEN Allan F. Owen, late cf 3941 N.

Fremont avenue, husband of Mary father of F'rancls grandfather cf David and Richard Owen. Funeral Saturday. 3 p. m. at chapel, 929 Belmont avenue.

Interment Craceland cemetery. PASEK Albert J. Pasek Sr. cf S507 W. 33d place, Cicero, age 58 years, beloved husband cf Lillian, fond father of Veronica Fltz-maurice, Albert J.

Edward, and Robert. Service Monday, 1 p. at home for funerals, 5844 W. Cermak-rd. Interment Bohemian National cemtery.

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He said that he heads a committee representing Bell company pensioners and that the ruling in his suit will affect the others. 40400 to M. co. In loving memory of our dear pis son and brother, who died April 7, 1945, In Germany. LOVING MOM AND BROTHERS.

PFDEnSEN Staff Sgt. Robert C. Pedersen. mv. s.

A. A. F. Killed over Germany, April 7. 1945.

There Is a link death cannot sever: Love and remembrance last forever. THE FAMILY. PFTRI John Petri. In fond memory of our dear father, who passed away three years ago today. May he rest In peace.

LOVING SONS, JOHN AND GEORGE. STF.t'BFR Rudolph Steuber. In loving memory it our beloved husband, father, and grandfather who passed away two years ago today. LOVING WIFE, CHILDREN. AND GRANDCHILDREN.

STORM FR Martha Stormer. In loving memory of our mother, who passed away four years ago today. The rolling stream of life rolls on. But still the vacant chair Recalls the love, the voice, the (mil Of one who once sat there. Beond the sunset she has gone.

But sweet memories of her linger on. VIOLET AND PAULINE. TOINGS Marie Antoinette Youngs. MY MOTHER. Everlastingly alive and iweet.

She cannot die who Uvea each day In the thoughts and hearts of CRE1GHTON Fred Creighton, 64, passed away, April 5. veterans hospital. Woods, The Tribune's new, special direct wire, brother of George. Genoa City. Mrs.

Peryle Fellows. Los Angeles. Mis. Mayme Sprague. Chicago.

Services Monday, 10 a. Richmond, 111., Catholic church. DANBERG See Thea Guldbrandsen notice. DAVIS Mary Parsons Davis cf Flossmccr. beloved wife of Monsell H.

Davis. At rest at Coidt funeral home. Homewood. from 2 p. m.

Sunday until 1 p. m. Tuesday. Funeral Tuesday. 2 p.

at St. John's Episcopal church. Flossmoor. Interment Oak Woods. Please omit flowers.

Contributions may be made to Memorial fund St. John's church fund. Installed for faster want ad service Edward Reimbold, 76, of 1150 Diversey who on Wednesday set fire to his third floor flat and shot himself in the head, died last night in Illinois Masonic hospital. Firemen who responded to the calls of neighbors found four separate fires in Reimbold's flat. He was slumped in a chair with a bullet wpund in his head and a revolver at his side.

Reimbold's wife, Musette, died a year ago. Mother of Two Found Dead in Lake Michigan The body of Mrs. Regina Mueller, 49, of 261 Major North-lake, was found yesterday in Lake Michigan near Congress st. She had been dead about four hours. Police Chief Fred Heck of North-lake said he learned Mrs.

Mueller had been in ill health and despondent. She is survived by her husband, Conrad, a furniture salesman; a son, 16, and a daughter, 14. 4-0400 MM THOSE WHO LOVE HER. FRATERNAL NOTICES loved wife of the late Dr. Hani P.

Petersen, dear mother cf Karen Rollert. Scrvlcea Saturday, 2:30 p. at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Memorial Park. Member of Danla Ladles' society and Danish Old People's Home society.

PFE1FFER E. M. Pfeifler. see Leppa PIPPIN Clyde A. Pippin, beloved husband of the late Maud, loving father cf Howard Lee Mrs.

Clara Carroll, Mrs. Mvrel Burk. James Leslie, and Mrs. Mildred Lenson, fond grandfather of 17. great-grandfather of one, devoted brother of Resting at chapel.

851 E. 75th-st. Services Monday, April 9 at 1 p. m. Interment Oak Woods.

FRANCE Christina Prange. beloved wife cf Henry F. Prange, fond mother of Marie Bracke, Henry J. and Edward, grandmother cf Jeanne and Beverlv Bracke. Edward and Joyce Prange.

sister of Minnie Hermlnghaiis. Services at funeral home, 4332 Elston avenue. Monday. April 9. 1:30 P.

m. Interment Montrose cemetery. KEystone 9-6100. rRFI ss Augusta Preuss. nee Schlmke.

late cf 7437 Drexel avenue, wife of William, mother of Mrs. Amanda Woods, Mrs. Ethel Shiftman, Mis Eila Wagner, and Harold, five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Resting at funeral home. 79th st.

and Phillips av. Services 1:20 P- m. Monday. In-1 tcrment Oik Woods, SOuth, Shore 8-6959. AMALGAMATED LITHOGRAPHERS OF superior 7-0100.

When delivery 1 Irregular make complaint. All unsolicited manuscript, article, letters, and picture sent to The Tribune are sent at the owner's risk and The Tribune company expressly repudiates any liability or responsibility for their tale custody or return. DEAN John S. Dean. 2009 W.

101st place. April 6. 1951. beloved husband cf Roe A. Dean, nee Arnold; fond father of Mrs.

Anne Dean Rowe of Racine, brother of Albert B. of Minneapolis. Minn. At chapel. 2121 W.

95th street, where services will be held Monday. April 9. et 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope.

BEverly 8-2182. DEMET Pertha P. Demet. nee Koumantaros. late of 754 Buena avenue, beloved wife of Flossmoor Wife Found Dead by Auto in Garage Mrs.

Mary Parsons Davis, 55, of Evans Flossmoor, wife of Mon-sell H. Davis, was found dead yesterday, apparently of carbon monoxide poisoning, beside their auto in the garage adjoining their home. Chief Joseph Dineen of the Flossmoor police said Mrs. Davis had been ill recently. Her husband is an employe of Swift Co.

An inquest will be held at 9:30 a. m. today in the chapel at 1S022 Dixie Homewood. AMERICA LOCAL NO. 4 Charles Jacklln.

plate maker, died April 5. Funeral from chapel. 1356 Wellington avenue, April 9 at 9:30 a. in. GEORGE A.

CANARY. Pres. PROGRESSIVE CHAPTER. NO. 814.

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Demet, dear mother of George. Homer. Mary, and Peter, fond sister of I Prearrangement confidential, without obligation JEFFERY BLVD. AT 77TH SOulh Short 8-8822 Mster Ida McGregor. Service 2 p.

m. Saturday, chapel, 2410 W. North avenue. FERN SEBER. W.

SOPHIA PINKERT, Secretary. DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS COHEN Monument will be dedicated In loving memory cf William Cohen, Sunday, April 8, 3 p. at Vi tiUawn, cemetery. clusively to the use lor republication of all the local news printed in this newspaper, as well as all AP news dis Helen H. Strlnclli of Minneapolis, niece of Mr.

and Mis. Louis Floros of Minneapolis. Funeral Monday. April 9. 1 p.

from chapel, 4710 N. Western avenue. Services 1:30 p. m. at St.

De.metrlos 2721 W. Carmen avenue. Interment Elmwood, cemetery. LOngbeacU 1-8696, patches..