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DEATH NOTICfS- -CtATK H0TKE5- art 3, Page 4 Sept. 30,1943. ETTELSON SUMMER HOME lOAD ASKS COURT HELP OBITUARIES LAFELL-Pvt. Wesley D. Lapell Jr, Co.

twantry, t4tn Livm, u.s.A cuea FOR 3CHILDREN, SAYS -UNDERTAKERS- in action, Nov. 29, 1944, at lir.denu formerly of of 6 V. 7th WILL BE SOLD INCOME TAX TO MEET CLAIMS WIFE ABANDONED THEM INQUIRY TO SIFT 30 BUCIIENVALB COMMUTATIONS $5,000,000 OK'D BY EGA OR WAR AREAS IN CHINA DISARIO-MJchael (l-tc-tey) Dlsario, cf 1S2S W. Grersaaw street, beloved husband of Marge, nee Galassi, dear brotner of Cautalup-o, Florence MasottI, William, Antoinette and tucoUna Stella. uaeral Friday, at 8 a.m., from funeral heme, 619 S.

A.shland boulevard, to Ecly Trinity churcn. interment Mount Carmcl. FHliGER-Louise Fenf sr. beloved wife cf the late August Fenger, food mother cf Mir.rsa 2iiebarth, Clara Oliver, MSa and en-ger, the late Lydia Evans and Margaret Brauham, grandmother of sis and three great-grandchilaren. Resting at funeral W.

Chicago -cue. Services Friday, 2 p.m., st Evaoge Ileal Lutheran church cf St. Faul. 916 W. Fice street.

Interment FRIEDUAN-Louis Friedman, of S13 S. S-Ji avenue, Maywood, beloved husband of Kiary, ae voted father of Irving ana the lasa Robert, for.d brother of Rose Beliuck cf Erociivn, LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 316 WEST 63D-STKEET. AT EARVAED. FEQNE WEnororth 6-0025. Frank Blaha.

37. of 2107 S. Avers a machinist, yesterday appealed to Judge Rudolph F. Desert thru his attorney, Samuel M. Starr, for a home for his three crul-iren.

whom, he alleged, his estranged wife abandoned in his single room last Friday. Blaha's wL'e. Marguerite, 29. of 1C4G W. 21st has pending in Superior court a bill for divorce charging cruelty.

Starr a Washington. Sept. 29 (AP Senate inxestigators were report ed today to have I I 'JICK-Jcfca 3 p.m, at chapel. asked the army for records on 30 Germans convicted bf war Milwaukee. Sept.

29 (Special) A summer home on Green lake. purchased by the late Samuel A. Ettelson. Chicago attorney and for 12 years Chicago corporation counsel, for 570,000 in 1929, wilj be sold by the government within the next three rxrah3 to satisfy income fax claims against EXtelson's estate. United States Atty.

Timothy T. Cronin said here today. Cronin said Federal Judge F. Ryan Duffy signed an order for the sale on a showing thRt is still due the government on income taxes owed by Ettelson at the time of his death in May, 193S. He said no date has been set for the sale but that it ill be held late in November or in December.

The sale will be subject tc dower rights cf Ettelson's widow, Amy B. Ettelson. who will receive- one-third of what is paid for the property, Cronin said. street, beloved son of tva and the late Wesiey fond brother of Mildred Vander-Meer, ef George Vander-Meer. Resting at char-el, 7iJth ana Emerld avenue, runeral Saturday, at 1 p.m.

interment Cedar Park. La ROCCO-Anna La Rocco, late of 8C4 S. Hermitage, beloved wiie cf late Mari-- anc, fena mcthex of Mrs. Lena Ccarv-aniice, A.njeio, Tony aid Mariano, sister cf Areio, Tcr.y, Jo una i'rs. Jcseph'r Lococo.

Funeral Saturday, 8 a.m from chapei, 18 S. Ashland avenue, to Holy Triiiity cnitrch, Taylor at Wolcott street. Interment Mount I AF-TEN-Anthony Larsea Set. 2-7, late cf 7343 S. May street, beloved husband of the late ranees, nee Bowers, dear faier of Mrs.

Lillian Reilly, A.nthrny coward and Charles. Resting at funeral home, 1158 W. 67th street, near Racine, where services will be held Fridav, at p.m. Interment Oakridge. RAdcliffe 3-11CC.

LAZAHIC-Fvi. John A. LSiaric, ind Battn, Fa. Co, 3cth Armored Infantry Reg E5 Uj.A, killed in action at St. Lo, rrarce, Aug.

3, 1544. loving son of John and Christina, nee ilovoty, dear brother cf Anna Vercillo. Remains at chapei. after 6 p.a, Sept. 30.

Funeral Saruruay, at 6:30 a.m., frera chacel, 2500 Wentwcrta avenue; to St. Jerome's church. Interment St. Lory's. Military -Conors by St.

Jerome's post. Flease omit flowers. Victory 2-1661. MATSOs-Esther A. Matson, 2033 Fargo ave-ne, Sept.

23, 1943, beloved -ife cf the late Oscar dear mother of Raymond, Eugene, Gerald and Earcld, for.d sister cf LiLian Ealigren. At chapel, 501 N. Ashland avenue, wSere services will be held Friday, Oct- 1, at 2 p.m. Interment Memorial Farfc. VcBRIDS-FvL Richard J.

(Richie) McBride. at. the whose crimes ar-is aid camp Kew York. Fannie Jacobs, Philip. Abe ar.d Herman.

Funeral Friday, Oct. p.m-, at funeral home, Lake street at -avenue, Maywood. FCEST-Arthur L. Furst, of 743 X. Caklev avenae, Sept.

29, 1S4S, beloved husband of Lillian F-, food father cf Eillie Gelinas and Barbara De Suiter, dear son of Cornelia E. Wieber, grandfather cf three. At cfcapeL 601 K. Ashland avenue, where services will be feid Friday, Oct. 1, at 3:40 p.m.

Interment private. Flease omit Cowers. FTFE-Eenneth F. FTft cf P447 W. Potomac avenue, hucband cf Dorothy, nee Lucas, dear father cf Barbara, fond sen of Maude and the late James brother cf Robert, Rth Mullen and Wilbur.

Resting at funeral heme, 703 W. Madisca street. (Chicago Tribune Press Service) Washington. Sept. 29 Expenditure cf 5 million dollars or Marshall plan money to replace and repair railroads, coal mines, and electric power facilities in the battlefmnt areas of North China has been approved by the economic co-operation administration.

Charles L. Stillman, who has just completed a survey of China's reconstruction needs for ECA, told a press conference today that much of the money will -be spent on projects "within shootin' distance" of the Chinese nationalist and Communist armies. Part For Cut Lines Stillman said. part of the money being put up by'the American taxpayers will be used to replace sentences were shortened. it was learned senate in NORTH SIDE CHAPEL Ei-01 NORTH ASELAKD-AYEKt'E.

FHOKE LOcg beach 1-2646. 'IHUKiDAY ArttTIH-SSR-Hittia 1 pjn, at etapei. 1 pjn, in ciuroa. OLSCN-Rutn, 3 at cfcapeL FRIDAY BtESMAM-Fraak 3 p.ra, at chapel. i'-ATSON-Eather 2 p.m., at chapel.

F-SCCE-Cbarles, 1 p.m., at chapei. SERVICES TO EE ARRANGED rtlRST-Arttiur L.BEVERLY CHAPEL 21 i WEST 65TE-STREET. P301S BEverly 6-21ES THURSDAY READ-Gearge 2 p.m, at chapel. vestigating com- Use Koch 4 I mittee especially wants to know JULIAN BROUILLET Masonic services for Julian Brpuillet. 8S.

retired decorating contractor, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in the chapel at 1939 W. 35th st. Mr. Brouillet died Tuesday night in a convalescent lome in Midlothian.

He superintended the decoration" of many historic Chicago landmarks, including the murals on the wans of the Auditorium theater and in several IS93 World's fair buildings. He leaves to sons. Dr. Ralph J. and Hector assistant attorney general of Illinois, and one daughter.

Mrs. Laura O'Neii, with whom he made his home at 8 133 Calumet av. FRANK N. REED The funeral of Frank N. Reed.

72, of Lake Zurich, an attorney with offices at 77 W. Washington who died Tuesday in his home. i will be held at 3:30 p.m. Friday in the chapel at 149 Main Harrington. Burial will be in mouth, warren county.

Mr. Reed had practiced in Chicago and Lake county since his graduation from Northwestern university law-school. He leaves his widw. Flora: a daughter, Mrs. Muriel Hagn: a step-son, Carl Weinrich; a brother, Vincent, and a sister, Mrs.

JuIiette.Brown. HENRY H. IUXSON Henry H. Hixson, 72. of 1132 Hinman Evanston.

died yesterday in his home. He was president of the H. 11. Hixson coffee and tea wholesalers, at 1218 N. Halstcd st.

He leaves his widow. Josephine; two daughters. John Norton and Mrs. Theodore Weldon: a son, Henry and a SLSter. Mrs.

Marvin Spencer. Services will be held at 2:30 p.m.. Friday in the chapel at 1567 Maple a Evanston, with burial in Memorial Park cemetery. which the Corn-cow "cut down Co. lord Armored Engineers, 3rd Armored U.S.A..

killed at electric lines munist forces every day." Stillman and officials will tomorrow to tain, France. August 11. 1944. dear seir of Mary Dennis McBride and the late a group of ECA leave for China get construction Edward, fond brother cf Patrick, Edward, Mary, Mrs. Kathleen Furlor.g, Mrs.

Julia Frank Giana witn his cmtaren. Judv, Martin, and James (left to right). (TRIBUNE Photo) "cross bill yesterday. also charging cruelty, and the petition asking the aid of the Superior court in finding a home for the children, James, C. Martin.

6. and Judy. 3. Blaha explained to the court that he works at night and that for some time he has been giving the children their meals Li restaurants and buying their clothing. The court ordered a social service investigation ana told Blaha to keep the children until a charitable organisation can be found to take the children.

Further hearing was set for Oct. 8. The Blahas were married Oct. 30. 1939 and separated Acril 12.

1947. already ap-to submit a started on projects proved by ECA and LAIN SON JOHN1 CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WABASH-AV. WHiteball 4-6060. 4542 RAVEISWOCD-AV. LOcgbeach 1-C306.

wnere services will be held FrKay, at 2:30 pjc. Interment Forest Home. AUstin 7-2C12. GOODRICH-Max E. Gocdrich.

Sept. 25. beloved father of Arthur Goodrich and Virginia Purssli, grandfather cf Warren and Audrey Pur sell and Dorothy Schmidt. Funeral service Fridsy afternoon, at 2 o'clock, at funeral home, 6216 N. Clark street, to Gracelaad cemetery.

GRTMLEY-Mary Gentleman Crumley, beloved wife of the late John Grumiey, dear mother cf Evelyn Rush, Korine Harlar, Mary and Rita Morman, fond sister cf Margaret, William, Nell and Thomas. Funeral Saturday, at 6:30 a.m., from funeral heme, street at Loornis boulevard, to St. Sahina's church. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.

Inf. TRiangle 4-1167. COSH-William L. Gush, cf 315 N. Ltckwood avenue, beloved husband cf the late Ellen, dear father cf Florence Eercld and the late Earcld Gush and 13eliie Alerarder.

Resting at fjr.eral heme, 70S W. tadison street, where services will be t-eld at 1 Friday. Interment Ridgewood. Acstin 7-2012. HAl-ELTON-William Hamilton, Sept.

25, 1948, late of 2111 K. Kildare avenue, beloved husband cf the late Ida, fond father of Mabel Ewanson and Jennie. Friday, 1:30 p.m., at chapel, 4325 Artritare avenue. Interment RojehiU. cf Three Links ledge, Ira.

815, 1.C.O.F Sarurday, Cct. 2, at 10:30 a.m.. to St. Mel's why the army cut the sentences of "four or five big shots" in addition to Use Koch, widow of the pnson commandant. Mrs.

Koch was convicted of taking part in atrocities at the norror camp and was sentenced ta life imprisonment. Her term re cently was cut to four years, making her eligible for release next year. This action brought man. protests. Senate and army investigators already are pushing an inquiry as to reasons for commutation cf her sentence.

The senate investigators are said to be demanding "the whole story of these Buchen-wald cases." The so-called "tut shots" besides Mrs. Koch were not named. Army Secretary Ftoyall ordered Gen. -Lucius D. Clay, United States military governor for Germany, to se if new charges cart be filed against Mrs.

without putting her in double jeopardy. EX-MAYOR OF BATAVIA FOUND DEAD IN BED IN LOOP HOTEL HOME Thomas E. Davis, 77. a former mayor of Batavia, in Kane county, was found dead in bed yesterday in the Van Buren hotel, 159 W. Van Buren where he had lived since February.

Mr. Davis served as Batavia mayor from 1938 to 1945. and when defeated for re-election in the, latter year, moved from Batavia. He sold several pieces of property, and traveled extensively for some time afterward. He was born in Batavia, and for years before his retirement worked as a construction superintendent handling construction of windmills, railroad water tanks, and reservoir tanks.

He was a C. H. JORDAN CO. 94 Yrs. Service SUperior 7-7703 T0 E.

ERIE. 1 block E. cf Uichiraa FUNERAL ECfc-S church. Interment Mount CarmeL Military honors by Mandel Eros, post, Ko. 205, and Cornmodore'Barry post.

No. 256, American Legion. McVTTIGE-A nabel beloved wife ef the late Peter, fond mother ci Rose and Mary Annabel. Funeral Friday, at from funeral home, 4225 Sheridan road, to Cur Lady cf Mount Carmel church. Interment St.

Joseph's. SLLER-Eenry C. Miller, cf 2430 S. Gur.der-sen avenue, Eerwyn, husband of the late Here. Services under auspices cf Columbian lodge, Ko.

619, A.F. A.M., Thursday, Sept. 30, 2:30 p.m., at funeral home, w. Cermak road. Cremation Wccd-lawn.

Stanley 1666. MCRAC-See Vincent Moracrewski notice. MORACSEWSKI-VJneert M. Moraer-wEki, cf 2950 K. Poplar avenue, beloved hcsbsr.d ef Martha, dear father of Clarence.

Helen. Irene Kotowics and Sochie Wcif. Funeral Saturday, Oct. 2, at 9:30 a.m., fromchaoel, 1CE9 W. 32nd street, to Si- Barbara church.

Interment Resurrection. YArds 7-6424. -F10RISTS- A. FLORIST OVR clST YEAR Loop; 61-3 E. Morj-oe CEr-trai 6-3777.

KARLEY-Pfc. William H. Earley, of 410 S. wasntenaw avenue, kiilea in action, Leyte, P.I., Dec. 13, 1944.

dearly 1 beloved son of Louis and Lillian, r.ee DEATH NOTICES la Muxniam -DEATH NOTICES- MUELLER-Pvt. Francis H. Mueller, 2Sth Engel, dar brother cf Mrs. Pearl Ballik cf Cak Lawn, fond grandson of Willie Engei, uncle ef William Ballik, brother-in-law cf Alexander Ballik. At chareL 1112 S.

Western avenue, after 2 p.m., Fridav, Oct. 1. Funeral services Oct. 2, at p.m. Interment Evergreen.

Military honors by Gage Park post. No. 9c9, American Legion. FRospect 6-47iS. EART-Carl Hart, of 1423 E.

th street, beloved husband of Rose Hart, fond father of Grace Hammer and Mildred Larp, dear grandfather of Robert Lacn, son cf Tinie Hart, brother cf Eogh Hart and Robbie Adams. Service Thursday, 2 p.m., at Chanel, 203 Lake Park avenue. Intermit Oak Woods. Member of Railway Express post, No. 720, American Legion.

uivtston. liatn irJantry, U.S.Ala:e of 2735 W. 33th place, died of wounds in France. Atar. 6.

1944. beloved son SEMEKFX-Pfe. George J. Semerek, ia France, Aug. 2, 1944, dearly be-loved sen cf George, and ree r8 Ecrvatn, for.d brother cf Herm.

-i, Frank, Steven, Mary, Arx.a Parson, Gere, John, William Ker.rth. Resting at funeral heme, 4133 W. North avenue. High Mass at St. Philomera church, 6:30 a.m., Saturday.

Oct. 2. Interment St. cemetery. Information EEimont 5-6612.

SLAUTER-Pvt. Jr-hn R. SlBtitr, Co. C. S7Pth cf Ardrew ar.d Susan Schreiner Mueller, frd brother of Andrew, Joserh, Mary May-ten, George, Jchn, Charles, Ida Massett, ano Dcrothy Mueiier.

Resting at chapel, 3734 Archer aenue, r.ear Western, after 2 n.m Thursday. Funeral Saturday, at 6:20 a.m., to St. Agnes church. Interment Pontfsre. Mrs.

Mueller is a member cf VICTORY BY DEWEY PREDICTED IN NEW POLL BY MAGAZINE New York, Sept. 29 (AP)-For-tune magazine, in its last preelection survey, said to' iy Gov. Thomas Dewey, Republican Presidential nominee, is leading President Truman by the "almost unbeatable margin of 44 per cent to 31 per cent." The findings of the poll, conducted by Elmo Roper, "merely, reinforce and confirm the results of the four preceding public opinion polls conducted between April and August of this year," the magazine said. "All of them indicated that in the election to come Dewey will pile up a popular majority only slightly less than that accorded Mr. Roosevelt.

in 1936. The poll" gave these figures: 44.2 per cent for the Republican nominee; 31.4 per cent for the Democratic candidate; 3.6 per cent for Henry Wallace, the Progressive party nominee; 4.4 per cent for Gov. J. Strom Thurmond of the state rights party; 0.5 per cent for Socialist Norman Thomas; 0.5 per cent for others, and 15.4 per cent of those polled expressed no insantry, U.S.A killed tn action, Nov. 30.

1944. in Limey, France, son of Anthony Siauter. brother CAEHMAH-Margaret A. Cashir.aa. In louring memory, qf our dear mother, wiia passed away fifteen years today.

Gene tut cot forgotten. EER CHILDREN. ESCH-August F. Esch. In loving mercery ef rr.y beloved hufbacd.

who passea away six years e-o today. Sett. SO. 1942. LOVING WIFE JCtEFEDrE A.

ESCH. Theo KorAjaJst, Sert. 50, 1342. A tribute cf love and oevotiors to ir.y ciear husband. IfARIE.

fPCTO-Jintnile Srcto. who left -or. May 8. at the are cf five years, in sad but lo-Tirg-memory cf our darling son and fcro who is spending his eighth birthday in heaven. We can't say "Happy Firtiidsy, Jisnmie," Because yo-a've eone a God will love and keep you, we meet again some d'ay.

We miss o-j so, our darling ArseL BROKENHEARTED FAMILY. WILLARD-Ann Willard. In loving memory cf cur dear ore, who passed away three yars today. Trsere is a lini dath canr.ot sever; Leve and remembrance last forever. ALBERT E.

BRUGGEMEYER Albert E. Rruggemeyer. 76. retired head of Rruggemeyer. wholesale confectionery firm at 901 Harrison died yesterday in Pasadena, after suffering a heart attack.

He had been connected with the candy firm since 1S92. Survivors include three sons, Albert F'red. and Mancha; -nine' grandchildren; a brother, Mancha, one cf the earl judges of the Municipal court, and a sister, Nellie. Services will be held in Pasadena and Chicago, with burial here. EDW ARD GL1CK Services for Edward Glick, 56.

attorney and former Chicagoan, who died Monday in Hartford, where he lived, will be held in that city Friday. Mr. Click was educated in Tuley High school, where he was an honor student, and Yale university. He leaves his widow? Edith: a son. Richard, and five sisters and brothers in Chicago.

Mrs. Doris Goodman. Mrs. Kat Davidson. Mrs.

Virginia F'randzel, and Alexander and Irving Glick. N.Y. ORIVER CHARGES PHILADELPHIA UNION HADE HIM PAY DUES Philadelphia. Sept. 29 (AP-Two truck drivers testified today they were forced to join a union in the Dock st.

market altho they rarely went there to unload farm products. The government called the drivers as witnesses on tne eighth day of the District court trial of three individuals and three organizations on charges of conspiracy to obstruct interstate commerce. Andrew Michael. Passaic, N. a driver for a carrot grower in Pine Island.

N. told the court he visited the market in June, 1945. and in October, 1947. On the first trip, he said, a union man would not let him unload until he had paid $29 to cover the union's initiation fee and a month's dues. On the second trip.

Michael testified, he was forced to pay $64 dues which had accumulated since his previous visit. Elijah El Rushing. West End. N. c.

testified to a similar incident. Hide i-ari 2-UL14. E. Hasselbring. of S.

Racine avenue, beloved husband of Adeline, nee Nyberg, fond father of Frank- I Jin end Ruth Ann, brother of Martha, Ben. Edward and the late Clara. Resting i chap- el, 6210 S. Racine avenue, until 12 noon. Friday, Oct.

1st. Services at Faith Evangel- ical Lutheran church, 63rd and Sangamon street, at 2 p.m. Interment local cemetery. TRiangle 4-8000. HEKRICKSSN-Fecra Fenritf-csen.

3720 Springfield avenw, beloved wife cf tne late Andrew, fond mother cf Agnes, Kathryn Berton, Alwyn and Keiiand, dear sister ci. John, Herman and Eiia Hansen. Services Friday, 3 p.m., at Cragin C0Tgregat3cnal church, SCS0 N. Lavergrte. Interment Mount Clive.

Remains resting at funeral i ef Anthony, Joseph, Helen and Monica Slauter. Mrs. Fatricia Verard and Mrs. Ann Fryzbyla. Remains at cheoei, 1410 0th avenue, Cicero, after 6 Thursday.

Sect. 30. Funeral Saturday, Oct. 2, at 6:30 a.m., to St. church.

Interment St. Casimir's cerreterv. Military honors by Cicero post. No. 1485, V.F.W.

SMITH-Amanda M. Kuter Smith, 27, 1943, cf 73 49 Crandor. aver.ue, beiovea mother ef Mrs. May V. Elgin, of Pasadena, Mrs.

Vera K. Anning and Doilie Ecrenne Kuter. Service at 7509 Stony island aver.ue, Thursday, at 1 p.m. Interment Spring Lake cemetery, Aurora, EL Inf. FAirfax 4-2500.

SOTTRAS-SSgt. Leo X. Sotiras. MOTHER, SETER, JOHN AID WILLARD. -DEATH NOTICES- tr.e Geid Star Mothers of 111.

Military borers by Brighton Park post, No. 1569, V.F.W. iAfayette 3-0067. 1 IULLA.ME-Ffc. Joseph T.

Muilane, 245th F. Americale U.S killed in acticn Arril 16, 1945, at Cebu, beloved son of Michael J. and Mary Ahem Mullar.e. fond brother of John Micha-I F. and the late Patrick.

Remains at chap-el, 5203 Lake Park avenue, after 5 p.m., Fridav. Funeral Saturday, at 8:30 a.m., to Church of St. Thomas the Apostie. l.fss 10 a.m. Irterment St.

Mary's. Flese emit flowers. Military honors bv Wcoalawn post, Ko. 175, American Legion. Ffi'de Park 3-0014.

M. MusiaU of 10100 Vernon avenue, Sept. 1P4S, cear wje of Joseph J. McsiaL daughter of iir. and Mrs.

David Poters, sister cf Mrs. Pearl Smith and Mrs. Gladys Nienoiis. at chanei, 214 E. I15th reet.

Service Friday, bet. 1, st 2 p.m. Mount Greenwood oitterv. KOVELI-O-PvL Joseph J. Kovello, U.S.A., tok killed in action, Dec.

20, 1944. on sjj3 Leyte. P.I., beloved son of Rose and rthe late FYank, dear brother of Anthony, Marie and Rocco. Remains at chapei, 1702 W. 69th street, Wednesday, after 7 p.m.

Funeral Friday, at 9:30 a.m., to St. Cecilia's church. Interment St. Mary's. PP.ospect 6-06CO.

FFARCF-Fvt. John R. Fearee, Jailed in action on Leyte, P. Feb. 1945.

late cf 1916 X. borne, 3301 Fullerton avenue, until 10 ajn, I Friday. Flease emit flowers. list of proposed projects to the nationalist government. Reconstruction projects ap- proved to date, at an estimated cost of 35 million dollars, include: The Canton-Hankow railroad, the "backbone" of transportation in south China.

$5,000,000. The Chekiang-Kiangsi railroad which connects the Yangtze delta with the Canton-Hankow line. $2,500,000. The Peipir.gTientsin railroad which links the two major cities in North China and tars theKailan coal rrir.ir.y area. The Taiwan railroad which operates along the west coast cf Formosa.

$1,500,000. $1,000,000 For Coal Mines The Kailan mines in North China which currently supply 50 per cent of China's coal output. $1,000,000. The Vargtze Power company serves the Nanking area. 1 $1,200,000.

Small power plants in central and south China operated by the Chinese national resources commission. $2,500,000. The Peiping-Tientsm power grid, the most important electric power network in North China. $2.000.000.. The Taiwan Power company network which supplies the "very active and important industries" on the Island of Formosa.

Replacement of parts and equipment to assist the Chinese customs service in suppression cf smuggling. $1,000,000. The Taiwan Sugar corporation railroad plus rehabilitation of the sugar refineries and other sugar making facilities of this company. $1,000,000. To make other replacements on these' projects and to make allowances for price increases which may develop as work progresses, an additional $12,750,000 has been set aside for these jobs, the ECA announcfd.

COURT TO RULE TODAY ON GIRL'S STATEMENT IN FATHER'S SLAYING Judge win G. Knoch in Du Mage county Circuit court at Wheaton will rule at 10 a.m. today whether the purported confession cf Frances Korbelik, J6, that sne shot and killed her father. William, 42, last Jan. 10, is admissible in evidence.

He made his announcement yesterday after listening to arguments of prosecution and defense attorneys. The defense contends the confession was obtained by coercion. The state denies this. Robert Scott, assistant state's attorney conducting the prosecution, said that in the event the confession isruled out. the state's case will be seriously impaired.

In the confession, signed May 5, Frances said she shot and killed her father and then hid his body -in the basement of their home in Tri-State village nearHinsdale because he raped her. loving son of Thomas and Sia. for-i BANDITS BIND WOMAN IN N.Y. HOTEL. TAKE IN JEWELRY IS, 1944.

at St. I.o, France, cf 231 S. 14th avenue, Maywood, dear son cf 1 Fred and Emily Pearce. brother of New woman York, Sept. 29 (AP)-A was robbed of jewelry HELLER AS PROSECUTOR BIG BOON TO COUNTY, MacDOUGALL ASSERTS Electing the Progressive party candidate for state's attorney.

Municipal Judge Samuel Heller, would be "the greatest political boon in Cook county history," Prof. Curtis MacDougall, Progressive candidate for senator, said last night in the Mid-West Athletic Cl'ih. "Judge Heller's candidacy gives the independents a chance to rally behind a man they have alwayr admired, "Prof. MacDougall said, Election of Pearl M. Hart as chief justice of the Muni-' cipal court would transform it into the 'poor man's court it was designed to be." Mrs.

Ellen Muensterman, Pricilla. and Stewart Fearce. Service Frioay, Oct. I. at 2 p.m., st funeral home, 201 S.

Fifth avenue, at f.iaple street, Maywood. Interment Glen Oak. Military honors by Wirfield Scott post, lio. 2193, V.F.W. Maywood 100.

FETER3 -Charles Feters, husband of Emma, r.ee Brick, father of Ada. Charles. Ruth, Frank an3 Dorothy. Services Saturday, 10 a.m., at funeral home, 2953 Lincoln avenue. Interment Wunders cemetery.

PETEF-SSN'-Louis L. Petersen, Sept. 2S, of Palatine. EL, beloved husband ef Millie, dear father of Mrs. Myrtle Swansea, Mrs.

Leans Meyer and Marvin L. Petersen. Resting at runeral home. 25 W. Chicago avenue, Palatine.

Service Friday, Oct. 1, 2:30 p.m. interment Rand Hill cemetery. MRS. TMAH HENDERSON Services for Mrs.

Imah "Henderson, wife of Carl Henderson, manager of The Tribune farm at Wheaton. will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the chapel at 120 N. Kale Wheaton. Mrs.

Henderson, who was 52. died yesterday in Elmhurst hospital. She is survived by her huspand. 'three daughters. Mrs.

Elizaoeth Parn- ham. Mrs. Jean Blaesing, and Carline Henderson; her mother. Mrs. Neva Feller, and a brother, Ross Feller.

JOHN DEE KASER John Dee Kaser, 28. of 552 Plum I Aurora, a director cf the Dura-bilt Manufacturing company, Aurora sheet metal products firm, died in his home. He was the son of the firm's president, E. 'D. Kaser.

He also leaves his widow, Priscilla: a brother, and two sisters. Services will be held at 3:30 p.m. Friday in the chapei at 332 Downer pL, Aurora, valued at between S40.000 and $50,000 early today by a trio masked bandits who invaded her hotel room and gagged and tied her. Police identified the woman as Mrs. Sonja Loew.

31. of Abraham, r.ee Kraeft, beloved wife cf the late Julius, dear mother cf Louis. Frank. Fred and Edmur.d. prand-irother cf Mrs.

Elaine Sioll-rowski and Charles, fr.other-in-!aw cf Mrs. Viola Abraham, sister cf Kirs. Hanna Koliaple and Mrs. Mathilda Lietow. Service Friday, 1:30 p.rn., at chapei, 1SS3 W.

S5th street. Interment Bethar.ia. AD CTJAmS-Joseph Adorraitis, cf 4116 W. 25ia place, dear father cf Gecrpe, father-in-law of Virginia Adomaltls, grandfather of Georjre, Carol Ann and Vincent. Funeral Saturdav, Oct.

2, at 8:30 a.m., from rhsnei, 53rd place, to Our Lady of Vilna church. Interment Casimir's. Virginia 7-6672. AILEX-Jota T. Allen, cf 815 Mer.ree avenue.

River Forest, beloved hnsband cf Jane Reid Allen, dear father cf Adrienne," brother cf Hubert L. Resting at funeral rwme. 5703 W. Madison street, where services will be held Thursday, 2:30 p.m. Cafc-idpe.

Member cf Garfield Pari lodge. No. 686. A.F. and Ycrkchap-Jer, No.

148, R.A.M.. Columbia comroan-cery. Ko. K.T., Medinah Temple. Austin 7-2Cl.

ASDERSON- Esther W. Anderson, cf 55 18 K. lAaplewood avenue, beloved wife cf Aibis. loving mother cf Alberta Louise Viet, and Ruth Bohmer, grandmother cf four. Services Friday.

3 p.ra., at 4S22 13. Daroen avenue. Interaaent Meo-crial Fark. AllrLALT-Richard E. Anhaii, 422 S.

New England avenue, beloved husband of Lydia, i nee Tiedemann. fni father of Henrietta, Richard, Arthur, uimer and Harold, brother of Aberhart, Andrew, AJbert and Paul, father-in-law cf Mary and Dorothy, rrand-fatr cf three. At funeral home. 750S W. Archer avenue.

Service Friday, at latermect Fairmcunt. Inf. Summit 206. AiaaiJkj-See Amanda M. Kuter Smith notice.

CHJEl-i-Ole Aschjem, cf 2119 N. Kimball avenue, beloved husband cf Anna dar brother cf Gas Ashland. Services Friday, 2 p.m., at funeral home. 3301 Felierton avenue. Interment Rosehiii.

ETKGER-Faul Eir.ger, of Northlajte Village, beloved husband of Gesina, nee Engemnn, fond fatner cf Mary, son cf Ottilie, brctier of Adoiph. Funeral Friday, 8:30 a.m, at funeral home. Lake street at 2nd avenue, Maywood. 10 a.m., at St. John Viannys church, Northlake Village.

Interment St. Joseph's. Uaywood 14. ERAUER-Mary Barbara Brauer, Sept. 2S, beloved wife cf the late Paul Brauer, mother of Mrs.

Geraldine Streeter, cf Richard. Saliy and Faul Streeter, sister cf Mrs. Casper Erauer. Services at her residence, 3240 Lake Score drive, Fri-cay, Oct. 1, at 2 p.m.

Interment Graceiand cemetery. Mrs. Miew brother of us and Mrs. tllda Tomaras. Funeral Frid.y, at 1 p.m., from far.erai home, 214-16 S.

Western avenue, at son boulevard, to Assumption church, interment Elmwood cemeterj-. Military honors by Mclieliis pest, Ko. lilc. Americaa Legion. Inf.

MGnroe 6-1376. STEFFEKS-Martin J. Steffens, cf Walton street, beioved son of the late Mie-isel and Eleanor, nee Keiiie Olson, brother of Richard, brother-in-law of Lillian, uncle cf Dennis. Resting at char el, 1410 K. Ashland avenue.

ARmitage 6-2SJ4. STFFFirK-Marie Wallace Steffick. nee Far- -rish. beloved wife of Robert, loving mother of Everett Teazle, Georgia and Fern Fontagneres, dear sister of leo aad Dell Parrish, fond granamcther cf fcir great -grandmother of two. Funeral Friday, 1 p.m..

at charel. f0-6 Fullerton. at Sacramento. Burial Roser.iil. EVerglaoe 4-3300 (formerly Be'imont 3300.) STRESDISKE-Anna Stresinske.

wife of the late August, beloved mother of Eauie Schneider, grandmother cf Herbert, Richard and Donald Schneider, grest-grandmother of Gale and Judy, sister cf August a J.iaeg-defessel and Fred Krupske. Services at chapel, 7319 Madison street. Forest Park, Thursday, 2 p.m. Interment Concordia cemetery. F.

Strurc, of 05 2-Karlov avenue, beiovea husbaric of Kettle, nee Funak. aear father ef Helen Hotter, Warren J. ar.d Raymocd. Funeral Friday, Oct. 1, at 9 a.m., from chspel, ltil S.

PulasKi road, to Our Lady of Lotirdes church. Mass 9:50 a.m. Interment Resurrection cemetery. LAwndaie 1-llrC. TAMKUS-Pvt.

Vathew Taxkur, killed in action Oct. 21. i944, cn Leyte, FJ I late of 7061 S. Mapjewood avenue, aear son of Elizabeth and John, fond brother of Mrs. Estelie Melienr, for.a uncie ef Anthony Michaei.

Funeral Satur-o7. Oct. 2, at 8 a.m., from funeral home. 645 S. Western avenue, to Kativity B.V.".

church. Interment St. Casimir's cemetery. Military honors by Don Vamas American Legion. FRospect 6-0099.

VTLLACCI-Pvf Victor ViilaccI, U.S'.A., cf 1506 K. S5th avenue. Melrose Fark, killed in action in France, Aug. If. 1944, beloved son cf Fred and Keiiie, nee Eandoro, loving brother ef Nick, Frank and Angelo.

Restirg at ehapeL 1610 Lake street, Melrose Park. Funeral 9 a.m., Saturday, from chapel, to St. Charies cnurch. at 10 a-m. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery.

Military honors. WALKER-Irving Waiker, father of Herbert, Lorraine, Irving Dolores ar.d Gerai-aine. brother of Robert, LePoy, Arthur, Harold, Mildred Stayer and Dorothy Enoccs. Funerai service Thursday p.m. at cnapel, 624 N.

Westert averue. In-er-ment Elmwood Park. ARmitage 6-76'X'. WALLACF-fSgt- Ralph P- Wallace, U.S.A.. EEirRY-Johr.

Rnry, beloved son of the late William and Ellen Henry, iear brother of Arjta Cunningham, Rose" O'Brien and the late Frank Henry. Funeral Friday, at i 6:45 a.m., from funeral home, 79th street at Loom is boulevard, to St. Frances ce Paula church. Interment Koiv Sepulchre cemetery. Inf.

TRiangle 4-1167. EILL-WiUiam R. Hill, Set. 28, husband cf Antcnie father cf Violet C. Flumridge arid Edward K.

Kill. Services at residence, 44f 5 Ellis avenue. Thursday, at 2 p.m. Interment Graceiand EDCCN-Hesry H. Hixssn, Sept.

29, 1846, of Greenwood Inn, Evanstoo, 111., husband of Josephine B. Hixson, father cf Mrs. John Norton, Mrs. Theodore Weldon and Henry H. nixson brcther of Mrs.

Marvin Spencer. Service 2:30 p.m., Friday, at chapel, 1667 Maoie avenue, Evanstoa. In- tennent Memorial park. HCRAK-Charles F. Eoran.

late of 7831- Sangamon street, beloved husband of Mary F. r.gan Heraa. loving father of Charles fond brcther of the late Mrs. Een Cooban. Funeral Friday, 9 a.m., from funeral home, -Ealsted at 76th street, to St.

Leo's church. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery STewart 3-77CO. EUTCEUSON-Myrtle Delia Hutchinson, be-'' loved wife of the late Lester, fond mother cf Leonora Fladur.tr, beloved daughter of Marion and Delia Wiliiarns, sister of Lir.da Cisco, Mary ptta Vana and Elmer Williams. Service at coaoei, Cottage Grove avenue, Thursday," Sept. 30, at 2 pan.

Interment Mount Hope. RAdciiife 3-0220. JASEK-CpI. Edward K. Jasek, who made tne supreme sacrifice for Bis country at jgr Tacloban Leyte, F.

on Nov. r50 194b, cf 4430 S. St. Louis avenue, beloved son cf Stazede, nee KcAaykowski and Joseph Jasek, fond brother of Florence and Joseph Jr. Funeral Saturday, Get.

2, at 6:00 a.m., from chapel, 2io9 W. 4Srd street, to St. Pancratius church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

Military honors by Archer Eigaiand poet, No. 696, American Legion. LAfayette 3-7751. JONES-Sarae Kate Jones, beloved wife cf tne late Alfred, loving mother of Edwin and Joseph Earcshaw, devoted granamcther of Mrs. Helen crislen.

Gene Earnshaw. Mrs. Gladys Kroc and five great-grandchildren. Resting at home, 619 E. 67th place, nntil 11 a.m., Thursday.

Service 3 p.m., Thursday, at chapel, 51 E. 7t tc street. Inter-meat Oak Woods JOYCS-Bridget Manley Joyce, of 7606 S. Peoria street, beloved wife of the late Peter, loving, mother of Peter, Agnes Callahan. Helen, Catherine Knox, Tnomas, award and the late Mary Gaffney, fond sister of award, James, the late Patrick and John Mauley, Maria Manley and Ellen Eroierick, grandmother cf fourteen Born in Baliycor-roon.

Crossmoiina. County Mayo, Ireland. Funeral Saturday, Oct. 2, at 9 from funeral home, 1018-20 W. 79th street, to St.

Leo's church. Interment Eoiy Sepulchre. EEKICEDY-Ida Kennedy, of 1643 Cornelia avenue, beloved wife cf Charles, fond mother of Genevieve Golden, Florence Winters, Lillian Johnson and Bernioe Eerrcid. lov- ing grandmother cf Charles and Merrirt Jonnsca and Chariene Herrold. Service Friday, 1:30 at chapel, 390c-O7 Lin- ccln avenue, iaerment Aoacia Fare.

Mem- ber of Horth Snore cosincil, Royal League. KIMBALL-Mrs. Frank Kimball, passed awav i at Benzocia, Sect. 26. beioved mctn- i of Miss tiisabeth Kimball, of Portland, Maine, Mrs.

Harold Jacox, of Englewood, K.J-, ana Mrs. Cyril Smith, cf Chicagar Milton, who said she married Ellas M. Loew of the Loew's theater family in 1936. She said they were divorced last January. ilrs.

Loew told police the three men. wearing hand towels over their faces and apparently unarmed, seized her when she entered her fifth floor room at tha Hotel Madison. The Northwestern university professor indorsed the four Progressive candidates for congress: "Dorothy Bushnell Cole (9th), Irving Steinberg (12th), Sydney Ordower (6th). and Earl Dickerson (1st). Not opposed by the Progressive party because they have "good- records," be said, are these Democratic congressmen: Martin Gorski(5th).

Adoiph Sab at (7th). and Thomas S. Gordon (Sth). AMERICA MUST PROVE IT'S 'NOT BOOM OR BUST. 1 SAYS WARREN Newark, N.

Sept. 29 (AP) Gov. Warren rolled his transcontinental G. O. P.

campaign caravan into the metropolitan New York-New Jersey area tonight. In an address at a Republican rally here, the No. 2 G. O. P.

candidate said the nation should not rest on past accomplishments if a dynamic national economic policy is to be preserved and must prove to the world it is not a nation of boom or bust. Much is yet to be done "to round out our said. He termed it a job "in which'la-bor, management, agriculture and government have a joint Truck Driver Is Found Hanged In Home Closet Mark Steffens, 38. of 1366 Walton a truck driver, was found hanged yesterday in a closet of bis bedroom. When DEATH occurs anywhere in Chicago or suburban towns call 'MRS.

MARY BRAUER Services will be held Friday at 2 p.m. for Mrs. Mary Brauer. 70. widow of Paul Brauer, in her home at 3240 Lakeshore dr.

Mrs. Brauer died Tuesday. She leaves a daughter. Mrs. Richard Streeter, three grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs.

Caspar Brauer. Mrs. Brauer's husband was widely known before his 'death in 1924 as the proprietor of a restaurant on S. State st, WILLIAM WILSON Evansville, Sept 29 (AP)-William E. Wilson 78.

Evansville bafiker and former congressman. died in a nursing home today. A Democrat, he served one term In Congress. 1923-25. Fire Routs 50 In Flat; Started By Oil Burner Fifty occupants of a foir story brick building at 2534 Wentwortn.

were routed by a fire attributed tf a defective oil Jburner early yesterday. Damage was es-: timat'd at $500. Killed in action on Taiug, Leyte. P.L, Nov. 5, 1944, formerly cf 4'-48 Van-Bm-en street, beloved son of Raion BOYLE TO WELCOME CALLERS TOMORROW AT HIS HEADQUARTERS John S.

Boyle, Democratic candidate for state's attorney, said yesterday he will welcome well wishers at 4 tomorrow at his campaign headquarters at 130 N. Wells st. County Chairman J. M. Arvey and other Democratic leaders are expected to be present.

Suburban headquarters for Boyle's campaign also have been opened at 1140 Lake st. in Oak Park and at 61K Grove st. in Evanston, it was announced. These will be open every evening. BROTTTLLET-Juliaa BronSilet, beloved husband cf the late Cordelia, dear father cf Dr.

Ralph, Hector A. and Mrs. Laura CNeH, grandfather of Marijane DeWeed, Elizabeth Ayan and Feggy Ruby, four great-graad-chUdren. Member of Brighton Fare lodge, Ko. 654, AJ.

Si A.M. tieligious and Maion-t services Saturday, 1:30 p.m., at char-eL 1939 W. Soth street. Interment Cedar Far. Flease omit flowers.

B3UGGEMEYER-A. E. Br.sgemeyer, suddea-ly, at Caf. Funeral couce tsier. FRESSY-Pvt.

Stanley Fressy, (Prrezduickj, Vy, late of 4t-15 So. Francisco avenue, cear huseacd of tmily, r.ee Krupa, 1 fond father of Rafael, beloved son of Mary, brcther cf Walter, John. Irene, Szyeowny, selen Siefert. Cecila. Mary Swart 5-.

and Clara Leddirig. Funeral Satur-day, Oct. 2, 6:30 a.m., from ehapeL 4356 So. Richmond, to Five Holy Martyrs church. Interment Resurrection.

Military honors by Five Holy Martyrs post, Ko. Catholic War Veterans of America. Flease omit Cowers. Information. LAfayette 3-4460.

C-JICK-John H. SJuick. Colonial EoteL C325 Kenwood avenue. 26. 1946.

hurfcar.d of Elizabeth Quick. At ehapeL 316 W. eSrd street, at Harvard avenue, wnere services will be held Thursday. Sept. 30, at 3 cm.

Member cf Jackson Pari lodge. Ko. 816. A.F. 4 A.M.

Interment Oak Woods. READ-George E. Read, 1726 W. 100th place, Sept. beloved husband cf Helen Read, son of Alice K.

Read, of Ottawa, brotner of Mrs. Florence Cole, of Ottawa, EI. At chapel, 2121 W. Soth street, where services will be held Thursday, Sept. 3C, at 2 jn.

Interment private. F.EEE -Frank K. Reed. Attorney, suddenly, at Lake Zurich, I1L Funeral notice later. RISGERT-Thomas Riegert, of 621 W.

S3rd street, beloved brother of the late Joseph, Efieas aad John Riegert and Mrs. Frances Selly, uncle of John, Joseth, Thomas, Mar. jraret and George Kelly. Funeral Friday, at a.m., from funeral home, 436 S. Ealsted street, to Visitation church.

Interment Hcly Sepulchre. BCuievard 6-0662. ROLLER-Wiliiam Roller, passed away at Lcs Ar.geles, beloved father of Jack Roller and Sylvia Warady, four fond brother of Sarah Wagmeister. Funeral Friday, 2 p.m., at 2235 W. Division street.

Interment Rosemoot Far cemetery. CS 2CE -Charles L. Roscoe. of 4416 Wolcott avenue, Sept. 26, 1946, beived husband of Laura, dear brotner of Hat, Jim, Delia una ioa Antes.

At chapei, oOOl K. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Friday, Oct. 1, at i -m. Interment Acacia Pai F.YlTTAK-JohB Rycdak, Sept. 26, late of 419 M.

Matrnet avenue, beloved husband of Cecelia, nee Ciecciwa, dear father F.aymond, father-in-law ef Doris and grandfather cf Patricia. Funeral Friday. Oct- 1st, at 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 041 W. Dickens avenue, to St. Hedwig's church.

Interment Si. Adalbert's. ARmitage 6-0552. SAGGAIJ-Irving of UAQ S. Troy street, husband of Margaret, father of Raymond and Gerald, brcther of Mrs.

Clara Wallace, Mrs. Freda Giater, lArs. Martha Hazel. Richard, Ernest and Mel-Yin Funeral 2 p-m-. Thursday, from the First Reformed church, 1 1 1th ana Drake, Mount Greenwood, interment Beverly.

SALiAlC-Crta Saliacu of 10612 South Fark avenue, beiovea husband of the late Mary, nee Rosania, fond of Tceresa Rolia, K.ciolas, Josephine Chidichimo, Toianda K-weomb and Frame. Funeral from chapei, 2609 W. Harrison street, Saturday, Oct. 2, a 10:45 ajs to Mather cnurch. Eur.ai Eoiy Sepulchre.

Kcvada -2625. A-10-Pfc. Joseph G. Savlo, HOta Inf. killed in action in tne European area, Aug- 1944, former ly of 632 S.

Leavia street, beloved son of Anna and Charles Savio, dear brother of Gabriel, Michael, Eenry and Charles Jr. Fuserai from chapei, 735 S. Western aven je, atiirday, 2 tc St. Calllsto church. Istenceat Moure CarmeL Seeley Military honcrs by Dom Ciiver post, Ko.

1012. Americaa Legion. eETJLZ-Diedrica Schulz, age 64, beloved hisbaad cf the late Mary, fond father cf Dr. Roy Schulx and the late Cljra, dear brcther of Er. Otto E.

Sehnir, Herman Schulz. William Sehuii and Leh-f-lai, loving ci Eartella and Service Oarurday. 3 p.m., at chapel, SjwC 07 Lincolii avenue. Entombment Acacia Fark mausoleum. iXlEXLACHEE-Eatherir Schtrrca-ier.

late cf SiSS V. Lam en averrie, beloved wife of the late red, fond mother of Frieda S. Welch and Walter, dear graac-n other of and Mary Fat, sister of Christ anJ John Messner of Saa ra-icirro, Cal. At rest at ehapeL S3C5-C7 Lincoln averme. until 11:30 Friisy.

Services FridiT, p.m., at Si. Paul's House ehapeL 3530 N. California averme. Ictermert Moetrose. Hr-FT.

oi fcchwastlsci-. Fra-en Vereia. FUSSE Henry Busse, beloved husband cf Lillian, nee Eigger, bear lather cf Keith, brotner cf Walter and Oscar Busse and Kattie Kaisr. Service Friday, 2:30 p.ta-, at funeral home. Hid Eelmcnt avenue.

BUSSMAN-Frank J. Bussman. Sept. 27, 154c, at Effingham, Ll beloved husband cf Emily Bussman, brother cf Arnold Lawrence, Cecelia Kiinger, Clara Ki2-berger, Sophie Grosca and Frajjces Shanks. At chapel, 6601 N.

Ashland avenue, Chicago, where services will be held Friday, Oct. 1, at 3 under auspices cf Fk lodge, Ko. 643, Aj. AM. Interment UemorUl Fark.

C. and Rtith. nee Larr, dear brother of James nephew of Jennie Flanagan ar.d Ella Kelly. At chapei 4126 Madison street, after 4 p.m., Friday. at 9:30 a.m., Saturday, to St.

Mel's ccurch. Interment Mount Hope cemetery. Elgin, El. Military honors by Cornwall post, American Legion. WE KPT-Clara Wer.dt.

nee Sciroeder, cf 434 Bet ait avenue. Forest beloved wife of Emii, loving mother of Loretta Sohacpert, Emil Adoiph, Eleancr, Margaret, Leona Kruse and Alice. Rescrg at funeral home, 203 S. Marion street, Oajt Part, i -itg in state in St. John's Lutheran church.

Forest Park, Friday, from i until time of services at 2:30 p.m. interment Coocora-a. W11XE1XS-Jacob Willems, at MiamL beloved husband cf Rose, nee Bacer, fond father of Ethel Sward and Robert H. Wii-le-ns, brother of Margaret Hacker and Anna Willems, grandfather cf Shirley Sward and Roselyn Willems. Funerai Saturday, at 8:30 a.m., from funeral home, 4905 Lincoln avenue, to Queen of Angels cnurca.

WTLSOH-Wiliiam V. Wilson, Sept. 28. 1943, beloved father of Mary, Florence iison aad Sheila Hansen, fond brother of the F-ev. Samuel Kr.ox Wilson, S.J., tieancr Mil-haupt and Catherine Wilson.

Funeral from cnapel, 501 N. Ashland avenue, rriday, Oct. 1, at 10 a.m., to St. Ignatius' churcn. Interment Calvary.

Fast Commander of Cook County council and SMppiiy post. Ko. 310. American Legion. Member of Voiture 1224.

40 and 6. WOLF-Charles J. Wolf, of 612 S. avenue, dearly beloved htyhartri of Eva, ne Neidhold, devoted father of Mrs. Louise Weihofen.

Mrs. Ruti MeCtweli. Mrs. Shirley and Doris Wclf. granafa-ther of five grandcitilaren.

Service Sat-r- Notice to the Policyholders of the New York Life Insurance Company The person have been nominated by the Company's Board of Directors as candidates for the annual election X)f Ehrertori. which will be held at the Company's Home Office. 51 Madison Avenue, New York 10, New York, from 10 A. M. to 4 P.

M. on April 13, 1949. KATHARINE CORNELL INHERITS $300,000 UNDER FATHER'S WILL Buffalo, N.Y-, Sept. 29 (AP)-Ac tress Katharine Cornell was left $300,000 in the will cf her father. Dr.

Peter C. Cornell. Dr. Cornell, a physician, was a former theater manager and a founder and treasurer of Trico Products, makers of automobile accessories. He died last Friday at 83- Dr.

Cornell's stock in the Trico Securities corporation was left to a perpetual trust to be allocated for religious, charitable, scientific, or educational activities. An attorney for the estate estimated the stock is worth at least $300,000. service ar sorest ceme- ter, xriday, 11 a.m. AVstia 7-2012. XGVAR-Mary Kovar.

of 1236 S. Earvey ave-nae, Berwyn, beloved wife of John, m'other of Faul and Miiaa. sister of je Danko and Anna Deily, grandmother cf two. Resting at chapel, 4210 W. Cerma road.

Service Saturday, Oct. 2, at 2 pjn. Interment Woodlawa information LAwndale 1-1401. lOWALSKI-Mary Kcwalski, Sept. 26.

1945. late cf ilt8 K. Milwaukee awr.ue, be.oved mother of Mrs. Sophie Sirienton aci Matthew, mother-in-law of Edwsrd J. Swientcn ansa Cecelia, grandmoth-er cf Richard and Rectald- Funeral Cct.I, at a.m from chatei.

2j23 aver.ue. to Holy Trinity cnurch. Ir.ermeat St. Adalbert's. Inf.

Armitage -4650. KGZICL-Fvt. Ted S. KasicL VJi killed tei in action May 17, 1946, on Luxon, j-. late of 2031 W.

ISth place, be- loved son FrarJc and Mary, nee Dusr'ak. dear brother cf Esteile Stover, Cssey, EtelU. Bycxek, Charlotte Lacr.y and reward. Funeral Saturday 2, 194c, at a from chapel, 2i3 W. CuHertoa street, to SU Ana's jhurefc.

Interment Resurrectioa. Military hocors by General i needoxe Roosevelt Jr. post, No. 40i, V.F.W. Virginia 7-c 06.

EFJEG-Clara Krleg (nee of 34 F. 116th street, beloved wife cf tee late Otto C. loving mother of Mrs. Irma Scfctaufer. Arthur and William, grandmother of Arthur, Lucille sad William Erieg.

Mrs. Clarice Copes, Claire, Irma, Eortecse and George Schnaufer. Services at chapeL 304 W. 119th street, Friday, at 2 pjn. Cremation Mouat Hope.

JOHN B. HOLLISTE.lt C'orinnsti, Ohio. cO at ctat tc-oz o. sn-iana oay. JAMES R- ANGELL New Haven, Conn-cticut.

Public Sei vn.e Counselor of Aistmnal Broadcasting Comfway. JOHN S. BURKE New York. New York. Premdtffkt.

B. Altmatn Si Company. CHARLES A- CANNON Concord. North Carolina. Presidcot, Crmnn VfiOs Company.

CHARLES D. HILLES New York. New York-New York Advisory Dwertor of th Employers' Liability Assin si Corparatioa, sod Vice-Chaii of the Executive Committee of the United States Branca. avenue. Interment Eyergreen cemetery-Member of John B.

Sherman lodge, llo. a0, A-F. AM. REpitc 7-OC7H. WYBRA-MOSKI-Lt.

Edward F. Wybraccski, PERCY JOHNSTON MoimrJanr, New Jersey. ChftnRM of Th Ezemtnrs Coountttce. Chemical Bonk and Trust Company. X7EVEKEUX C.

JOSEPHS New York. New York. Preaoent. HARPER SIBLEY Rorhcster. New York.

Asnrulrura! ill CHIRILLO-Staff Sgt. Joseph Charles Chirill Co. 1 1th Infar.trv, bth Divisics. late cf 6i4f S. Wentworth avenue, killed in action Aug.

26,1544, in France, beloved son of Charles and Mary Damato Chiriilo, dear brother cf Frank. Michael, John, Ton, Dcra, Helen. Een, Earfcaxa and Angeiine Beyers. Funeral Saturday. 8:15 a.m from funeral home, Ealsted street, to St.

Anne's church. Interment Eoiy Sepulchre cemetery. Military toners by the Fred Zeplia pest. No. 1005, American Legion.

STewart 3-7700. iTATIS-Ccriland Woodbury Davis, cf Chicago, husband of Laura, uncle of Mrs. K.F. Eet-sier cf Van liuys, California. Services Thursaay, 1:30 at foner-U S.

Marion street, (Wisconsin avenue). Oak Park. Burial Mexico, Kew York. Flease omit flowers. Member cf Medinaa Temple.

Scottish Rite and Scoa of the Revolution. DEDRICTC-Arthur L. Dedrick, beloved husband of the late Clara Matthei rdrick, loving faiher cf Kenneth al Mrs. Elaiae Osodsin, fond brother cf Wilson. Mrs.

Rseva Berg aisd Mrs. Mabel CUrich. Fti-Ijrsl service Thurscay. at 2 p--n-, from Tieral home 5. Ealsted street.

Interir.er.t Wesdlawa cemetery. STea-art 3-7700. Dii'-ATTEO-Sebastiaa J. Eiliatieo. sudiealy, beloved son of Mary and Comi-tick, Ic3d brother of Christine Claocio, DominicX asd liary Ann Eovach, fiance of kaialie Car-caggio.

Besting at chapel, it 16 W. Chicago avenue. Funeral Friday, Oct. 1, at 8 aj to Out Lady cf Angels charch. tsern-enl Mcct Car cel.

EStebrock S-bCSO. FOR PERFECT FUNERAL SERVICE CALL HURSEN Quality with Economy NORTH: WEIIington 5-1724 SOUTH: CAIumet 5-4030 WEST: HAymorket 1-0100 EASY TO UACH tY US STCOT CAM U.S.A-, jelled in Aleutian Islancs. Sept. 9, 1943, beloved son of Alex. 1 dear father of Joan Marie, beloved Orders 90 Detectives Back To Uniform Ranks Police Comrnissioner John C.

Prendergast yesterday ordered 90 plain clothes detectives at 40 Chicago police stations back into uniform. The commissioner said a check of the time rolls showed racst of the stations had exceeded the quota of plain clothes men established for them some time ago on the basis of population and other factors. brother of Stye, Mrs. F-2'elira'ikl. of Joiiet, EL, Mrs.

William narper, Mrs. F. Eudzir-ski, ar.4 Mrs. A. R.

Mccotki. all of Chicago. Retrains restirg at funeral home, 610 Elizabeth street, Joiiet, EL, after I p.m. Friday. Fur-erii Saturday, Oct, 2.

10 a.m., at St, Ttaaaeus church, interment Eoiy Cross cemetery, Joiiet, EL TCKKi KS-Helen ankers, nee Ccstermari, age 63, beloved wife of the lata Liccolas, dear mother cf John aad the late Ida, Ben and Aaaa Esdesga, grardtnotaer cf six grandchildren and three sister of Kate Hyp. Fiesting at funeral fcome. 6033 Roosevelt road. Cicero, where services m-iil be held. Friday.

Oct. 1. at 2 p.m. Interment Forest come cemetery. KSCSE-Eaxver Krone, saddenly.

Set. at Greeo Bay, Wise. Service Fricay, at Da F-ett-Meicore Funeral Eetse, Ci N. Baird street (corner ci Willow, Greet: Bay. KjTER-See Amanda M.

E-xer Smah ootiee- LAKCEHCFF-Emma Latsckhcff, Des Flain-s beloved wife of Eenry, dear mother of A if a Tesca and Eisa Fncener, fond sister Ida Willie and Lcuis Schuldt. Resting a' runeral home, Lee at Ferry Flaines, where services will be held Sat- At the annual clertioa every peivyholdar whose pobry is ia faree aad has been forre for at least one year prior thereto ia entitled to vote at sura eicrtaoa sa provided in the Insurance Low of the State of New York. Any poltcyhokScr desirmc to' vote by mail wUI iecei a bsHot sad iasti is tmns upon spplicatjoB to the Home Office CHARLES W. V. MEARES sWeretary September 3o.

194 ur-say, at p. m. intermem Towae of 1 eeaiejtrv..