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onr BURT Dcnald tBudl Burt of 1514 W. 77th ROACH Mary Brown Roach of S2 Vroaar-a 24 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: Tkar.J.y, M.rck 7, IMS DEATH NOTICES OBITUARIES MEMORIAL SERVICES SUNDAY FOR FLYER LOST OVER IWO JIMA DAM PROPOSALS IN DES PLAINES RECALL OLD LAW Dr. Richard J. Lambert Services for Dr. Richard J.

Lambert, 61, St. Charles physician and civic leader who died Tuesday in an Klsin convalescent home, will he held at p. ni. Friday in the chapel at 102 S. 3d St.

Charles. A native of Hawaii, Dr. Lambert served as a sheriff and postmaster beginning the study of medicine in Bennett Medical col lege in Chicago. He began practice in St. Charles in 1907 and built the town's first hospital.

He is survived by four sisters. Dr. Hugo Breitner Claremont, March fi Dr. Hugo Breitner, 72, Social Demo COMPANY TELLS ITS HANDICAPS ON LAKE ST, p. trtA Uarri6r aflu Include Loop 1893 Platforms Official of the Chicago ftapid Transit tompany arlmitte-rl yesier-day that rrvir on ihp I-flke st.

Hvatert branch in rush hours left much to hp flesiterf, but pleaded, "What ran we do, about it?" They riled fads and figures to prove that, bad as conditions are. the company street, beloved son cf William V. and Cec.le. fond brother of Mrs. Mary Raftery.

Funeral Friday. March F. ft a. from funeral home. 124 1 w.

70th street, to St. Sablna's church. Burial Holy Sepulchre. BURTON Minnie V. Burton.

3201 Wenonah i avenue. Berwyn. beloved mother of Mrs. I.urlile M. Raber and Hobart F.

Bur- ton. Services 1 p. m. Saturday, at funerM home. 910 Wlndror avenue.

Berwyn. III. Interment Acacia Park. CARLSON Alfred Carlson. March S.

194. of oMh stteH. husband if And, father of Anna. Ernest. Florence, and Robert.

Services In chapel. 4227 Cottajre Grove avenue. Frloay, 10:30 a. Interment Oak Woods CARMODY John I.eo Carmody. navigator, toffl l.Mh air force.

B2s) bemh squad. 4K5 liomb group, missing In action. Feb. 16. 194 5.

over Chlnsaforte. Italy, presumed dead Feb. 17. 194S. beloved son of I.eo P.

and Edna nee Spellen: dear brother cf Jean Marie, loving grandson of the late Dennis D. and Jer.sie M-. ne Croake Snellen, and John and the late Anna, nee Hayes Caimody. Memorial mass Saturday, March 3. IO a.

at Presentation church, Springfield avenue and Polk street. CA RTKR Lizzie R. Carter, age 90. beloved aunt of I.Ida R. Havelka.

Resting at chapel. 851 i E. 75th street. Services Frldav. March 8.

2:30 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood, CHIAVARINI Carl Chlavarlnl. beloved bus-! hand of Julia, brother of Antonla Pslanga, I avina pum. and Laura Balma.

Funeral F'riday at 2 p. m. at chapel. 3500 Harrison street. Interment Mount Greenwood, 111th and California.

Nevada 0644. CLEGG Lee Clegs of 774 2 Eastlake terrace, beloved husband of Ella Rldgeway Clegg. fond father of Laveme Clegg, grandfather of Lre Clegg. Services Friday. 1:30 p.

m. at chapel. 14fi0 Sherman avenue. Evanston. Interment Monongahela City.

Penn. COHEN Hannah Cohen, at New Orleans. beloved wife of the late Charles, dear mctner of Charles .1. and 5 Julius. It.

s. fond sister of Benjamin Solomon. Bertha Morris, and Blanche Goldberr. Services Frldav p. at ihapel.

fifl.15 stony Island avenue, Interment Oak H'rjirii Mmhr chapter. No. 607. O. E.

S. I COLLINS Mary E. Collins, nee Gallagher, beloved wife cf the late Thomas dear mother of Thomas. Lt. Patrick C.

F. Mrs. Grace Carroll. Mrs. Anna Mlxan.

Daniel. Cornelius, and the late Matthew Collins. Funeral Saturdav. March at 9: IS a. from her late residence.

7935 S. Hermitage avenue, to Little Flower church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Canal 1344. DEPENBROK Marie Deoenbrok beloved wife of the late Matthew, fond mother of Mrs Marie Nordman, Mrs.

Helen Nordman. Matthew. Wlllard. and Mrs. Lorraine Mellerke.

Resting at funeral home. 736 W. North avenue, until noon Saturday. Lying ln state i ciat and minister of finance in: Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, and Wis-Vienna for 16 years before the Doll- consin. One of its provisions was fuss regime, died at his home yes-j that all the navigable streams of glad and the customers anuaa cumsm he-that thine- aren worse i power in Dr.

Breitner came to The Tjike ihpv aid operating at maximum efficiency. "ssof'" ann ln Puo Service can not be improved under! llr ministration for the Claremont present conditions: I college's graduate school in 1939. I. Sixty-scvpn trains an hour iMn. Delia W.

Tod on- m.nu.e- around the one track inner loop in rush hours; not a sinele train be added without risking I Six Car Train Limit native born resident of t. Lake st. stop platforms from Oak Tark, died yesterday in her Clinton to Cicero av. Iwith the'home. She is survived by two sons, single exception of Paulina st.J can Dr.

John W. Tope and Oliver Tope. accommodate only six car trains: the platforms were built in lS93and p. m. in the First Congregational if would cost millions of dollars tolchurch of Oak Park, of which Mrs.

at Christ Presbyterian church. Orchard and irritvAwi Armltage avenue, until 2 p. time service. Interment Irving Park cemetery i u.Ti of extend them. jTope was the oldest member, 3.

Additional equipment can not) be taken from other lines because Charles D. Waldron Memorial services for 1st Lt. Ra. mond Eehrend, 25, of 7715 Burn-, ham a a horn- hardier on a B-24 bomber, who has been listed as dead after failing to return from a raid over Iwo Jima on Jan. 17, 1945, will be held at p.

m. Sunday in Wind sor Park Evangelical Lutheran church, 76th st. and Saginaw av. Lt. Behrend, who previously had been listed as missing, had completed 36 missions and was awarded the distinguished flying cross and the air medal with four oak leaf clusters.

He was graduated from Hirsch High school and attended Northwestern university. Surviving are his father, August, of 9206 Commercial and a sister, Mrs. Arthur Kassens. IOWAN KILLED BY MAIL TRUCK; HELD ACCIDENT A verdict of accidental death was returned by a coroner's jury yesterday at an inquest in the death of Noah Mlisselman, 63, of Osceola, a retired farmer in Chicago between! i irams, wno was latany injured earlier in the day by a United States mail truck driven by Elmer Ridgell, 25, Negro, of 136 W. 95th at Polk and Dearborn sts.

Musselman died in St. Luke's hospital. Michael Sura, 52. of 1215 Cutter Joliet. died in Silver Cross hospital of injuries suffered when he was struck by an automobile at Draper av.

and Woodruff Joliet. The driver, Walter Dulney, 28, of 924 Belle Joliet, was not held. He told police Sura was walking in the middle of the street in a driving rain. Two persons were killed and three others injured early yesterday in a headon collision between an automobile and a truck on a hill in route 66 near Wolf in Lyons township. Those killed were Miss Mary Bru-baker, 22, of 6624 Sangamon St.

and Owen L. Karnes, 21, of 5717 La Salle a truck driver. In the car and injured were Sam Falkerson, 33, of 5114 W. 63d a steamfitter, and his wife, Marjorie, 22. The truck driver, Melvin Bruce, 45.

of Peoria, was Slightly injured, was held for, the inquest. -UNDERTAKERS- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 63D AND HARVARD-AVENUE. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. THURSDAY. -Michael F.

9:30 a. m. in church. McGRATH- BAKER Inga. GRUDA Arthur M.

3 p. m. at chapeL I p. m. at chapel.

SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. HAUGER Albert J. STIBGEN Paul. THOMSON Nettle. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 5501 NORTH ASHLAND-A VENUE.

PHONE LONGBEACH 264 6. THURSDAY. jf M. It. lUhrenti i The announcement recently that i the state and the Cook county for est preserve would cooperate in constructing Ihree new dams in the Des Plaines river recalled to legal experts some all but forgotten history involving the Northwest ordinance of July 13, 1787.

This document, which enunciated some of the great, principles later embodied in the Constitution, jplied to the territory that was carved into the states of Illinois the Mississippi and St. Lawrence systems should be "common highways and forever free." States Get Water Control This statement was law so long as the Noothwest territory gov erned the land and streams. When the various states were created. however, they were given all the of ln(. stafpS! w- icinav intuitu wiiii iuuii npprovHi, io trie smie ana lecierai governments.

As late as 1920 there was a challenge to this power in regard to the Des Plaines. In the case of United States vs. Economy Power Llght company ZW VS. 1131 def' red erPct a dam in tirunny couniy, ana was opposea with the contention among others that the ordinance of 1787 established the navigability of the Des Plaines forever." Company I-oc Suit The court held that the river had not been navigable within the mem ory of living men, but the company lost its case, the court ruling that the dam could be built only with permission of the secretary of war. Jacob Shamberg, assistant state's attorney, said there was little doubt the secretary of war could, if he wished, stop dam building anywhere the Des Plaines area.

In 1K82 the Escanaba Steamboat company sued the city of Chicago, arguing that bridges over the Chicago river violated the 1787 ordinance. In this case 107 U. S. 6781 the court ruled that the old ordi- nance provisions could not control the authority of the state after her admission to the Union. The city, a creation of the state, won the suit.

TEEN -AGE GANG SEIZED; ADMITS 85 ROBBERIES A gang of six young men of teenage has admitted 35 burglaries and more than 50 instances of purse-snatching, thievery from cars and other larcenies, Shakespeare av. police said jesterday. The six are Raymond Dalbke, 19. 2715 N. Meade who is said be the leader; Raymond Duda.

17, 2903 N. Lawndale and his brothers, Richard, 15, and Melvin, Leslie Herling, 14. of 2958 is, Ridgeway and Charles Count, 14, 2749 Monticello av. Police said Duda is on parole from the St. Charles school for boys, where he was sent for larceny.

The gang was rounded up after three were halted early Monday at Milwaukee and Spaulding aves. and found to be carrying a large num ber of stolen candy bars, police said. Mrs. Anna Prassel, 3420 Irving Park identified members of the gang the young men who snatched her purse on Feb. 8, and the accused admitted they spent her $124 on candy, pop, hot-dogs, shows and other amusements, buried three diamond rings, and burned the rest of the purse's contents, according to De tectives Robert Fitzgerald, John Sta-chowski, and William Geisler.

Mrs. Martha Christmant 101, Dies in Terre Haute Terre Haute. March 6 Mrs. Martha Ellen Christman, 101, here today. She was a nativw Paris, Ky.

i care are not interchangeable; when each division was operated by a eparate company, the equipment was not standardized. 4. Capital expenditure by the company for stopgap improvements is not permitted under the transit unification plan. Iop I a Bottleneck 5. Because of the loop system, elevated cars can be used only once in a ruh hour; by the time thej trains reach their destination and start back, the rush is over.

i Almost everybody goes to work and goes home at the same hours I between 7 and 8 a. m. and 5 and 6, respectively; since the war. the system of staggered hours of work has been reduced. Of 67 trains operated over the Inner loop in the 5 to 6 p.

m. rush hour, 22 are Lake st. trains, officials said. Also six trains leave the Market st. stub in that hour: a total of 28 Lake st.

trains. Company officials said 25S trains are operated on the Lake st. branch every day, an absolute maximum. The few remaining cars are held in reserve for an emergency. CARL WIDMANN, FORMER HOTEL MANAGER, DIES Services for Carl Widmann, 72, former manager of the Atlantic hotel and well known Chicago restaurateur, will he held at 1:30 p.

m. tomorrow from the chapel at 3905 N. Lincoln av. to St. Lucas cemetery.

Mr. Widmann died Tuesday in S. Kolln avenue, beloved husband of Sally fond fa ther cf Harold, grind. ather of Merle Fran-cine, brother of Ann Monroe. Goldie San dusky.

Ida OUvero. James, Gertrude tiler. Edward. Sylvia Martina. Herman.

Joe, Marlon Braun. and the late Leo. Funeral Thursday. 2 p. at chapel.

4 225 Roosevelt road, corner Tiipp. Interment Jewish Waldhelm. JARPOMBECK Emma Jarsomheck. nee Kreft, beloved wlte cf the late Paul Jarsomberk. fond mother of Dura Hoffmann.

Harry. Wil liam, r.mma Rclke. Paul. Eatl. Lillian 7.orich.

and the late Ella Krua. landmoiher Pearl Krug. Dolores and Robert Jarsomheck. sister of Clara Sttrke. Paul, and William! Krcft.

and Flleda Beindt. Renting at latH residence. MOfl S. Keeler avenue, until Hi a. Srtuiday.

March Will lie lnj state In Pilgrim Ev. I.ulh. chunh, Airheil and Ktldare avenues, fri.m noon unlll 31 p.m., time of service. Interment Faltmcunt. Anna Jeiek.

beloved mother of George. Lillian, Eleanor, and Florence, fond sister of Lawrence Peklo. Funeral Friday at 10 a. m. I from chapel.

5318 W. 25th street. Interment St. Adalbert's. Cicero 4 2.

JOHNSTON John F. Johnston, beloved hu-l band of Mary 1., fond father cf Mrs. Merrick! Evans and Lt. Col. Arnold F.

V. P. M. C. Services Friday.

2 p. at! parlors. 87th street and Dorchester avenue. Interment Mount Hope. ALAS Sgt.

Gerald G. Kalas. S. A. A.

of 4130 Eddy street. Missing ln action! I since April 9. 1945. now presumed dead by the war department. Dearly beloved-son of Francis J.

and Johanna Borlelc Kalas. dear brother of Francis J. Thomas Arthur and Dolores Lyons. Memorial mass Saturday. 10 a.

at St. Viator's church. i A SPAR Mary Kaspar. nee Ptrtdcvec. dearly beloved wife of Frank loving mother of) Frank Earl, and Ruth.

Resting at funeral home. 760O w. Grand avenue, at the Clirle Funeral Friday. March 8. at 3 p.

Rurlalj Bohemian National cemetery. Lac. 1212 or! Elmwood Park 801. KELLY Monica Kelly. See Burgess notice.

KERNIS Kernls. beloved huihand of Ida nee Basklnd. dear father of Norman. Alvin, Irving, and Capt. Leonard, fond brother of George.

Mrs. Sam Tateel. Mrs. Joseph Ches- i sen. Mrs.

Israel Arbetman. Mrs. Benlamln i Arkin. and Mrs. Philip Marshall, devoted grandfather cf Barbara Jean.

Marliee Frada. Marten Murray, end Pamela Jo. Resting at home, 711 S. Kedzle avenue, until Thursday. 11 a.

m. Services Thursday. 1 P. at Temple Judea. 1227 Independence boulevard.

Interment Temple Judea cemetery. KESSLER Olive M. Kessler. nee Fltzmsurtre. 584 S.

Wesfmore avenue. Lombard. 111., beloved wife of Frank, fond mother of Phillip and James. Funeral at chapel. 134 S.

York street. Elmhurst. Friday, 3:30 p. m. Interment Stronghurst.

111. Erwln A. Kowohl. beloved husband fond father of Ethel, dear brother Harriett Kuhlman. Services Friday.

2 p. at funeral home. 3301 W. Fullerton avenue. Interment Waldheim.

Member of Northwest lodge. No. 1151. A. F.

A Remains resting at late residence. 2125 W. Augusta boulevard, until 9 a. m. Friday.

LAMBERT Dr. Richard J. Lambert of St. Charles, 111. Funeral services Friday.

2:30 p. at chapel. 102 S. Third itreet, St. Charles.

Interment Union cemetery. LAJAS See Andrew A McCIuskey notice. LAWLOR Elizabeth Lawlor. nee Nelson, of Mavwood. beloved wife of James fond mother of James W.

sister of Mrs. Mary Elliott and Mrs. Sarah Mlersch. Funeral Saturday. 1:30 p.

at funeral home. Lake street at Second avenue. Mavwood. Interment Mount Emblem Member of Mavwood chapter. No.

533. O. E. S. Maywcod 14.

LF.VENSON Ray I.evenson. formerly of 2636 W. Carmen avenue, beloved wife of the late Harry, dear mother of David. services Thursday. 3 p.

at chapel. 5206 Broad Smiri. way. Interment Westlawn. LEVIN Rachel Levin, beloved mother of Jack Herman.

Harry. Joseph, and Sarah Rosen- berg. Funeral Thursday. 2 p. at chapel.

3021 Lawrence avenue. Please omit flowers 1 LYNCH Thomas Lynch of 294 0 N. Troy, be-i loved husband of the late Delia, nee McDer mott; loving father of Ann. Mae Haynes. Margaret Barclay, and three grandchildren.

Funeral Friday. 10 a. from chapel. 2950-58 Fullerton. at Sacramento, to St.

Veroni-ca'g church and Calvary. Member ef Holy Name society. Belmont 3300 or Klldare 4000. MaeGILVRAY Florence MacGllvTay, nee Rass-mussen, of 1310 E. 64th street, dearly beloved wife of Charles H.

MacGllvray. daughter of the late Nels and Minnie Rassmusen. devoted sister of Bertha Neal. Funeral Friday. 2:30 p.

at chapel. 1716-18 W. 63d itreet. Interment Oak Woods. Prospect 1000-3889.

MARKS Sanford Justin Marks, suddenly. Minneapolis, age 8H years, beloved son ct Elmer and Sylvia, nee Levlne; fond brother of tMwarri Allan ilur vranrtcon Stannan nd the late Philip Marks. Reuben and Rose Services Thursday. 2 p. m.

at! Levlne chapel. 3600 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Star of the Wert. Family at Levlne Elms Hotel.

1634 E. 53d street. McCI.USKEY Andrew A. McCIuskey. late ot 908 N.

Homan avenue, beloved husband of Mary, nee I.anas: fond brother of Mrs. Hazei Loser. Thomas Moore. Charles Moore, and George Moore. Funeral from chapel.

3425 W. Chicago avenue. Friday. March 8. at 9 a to Our Lady cf the Angels church.

Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. Nev. 7200 McGANN James D. MoCann.

beloved husband of Hattle. dear brother of John. William, and -Cecelia. Services Saturday. March 9.

at 2 p. at funeral home. 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Roaehlll.

Klldare 5420. MERRITHEW Dorothy E. Merrlthew of R217 Evans avenue, beloved wife of William fond daughter of Joseph and Bessie Boswell of Greencastle. alster of Wilbur. Howard.

Bryan. Cloyd. Ira, Kenneth, and the late Francis Bnswell. Services at chapel. 7838 Cottage Grove avenue.

Friday. March 8. at 1:30 D. m. Interment Cedar Park.

RadcllfTe 0220. MOORE See Andrew A. McCIuskey notice. MOSELEY Cora C. Moseler.

Marrh 5. 1946. of 7305 Constance avenue, mother of Mrs Frances Hanscom, Mrs. Dorothy Drew, and R. B.

Moseley. Resting In chapel. 4 227 Cottage Grove avenue, until Saturday noon. Services In Oak Woods cemetery chapel Saturday, 2 p. m.

Interment private. MOZER Carl F. Moier. March 6. late of 2043 Rcscce stieet.

beloved husband of Lena, fond father of Helen. Gullbert. Elsie Doyle. Lilian Israel, and Mildred Gusky, grandfather of seven grandchildren. Funeral Friday, March 8.

at 1:30 p. from funeral home, 2056- 58 Belmont avenue, to Graceland cemetery. MULHERN- Charles Mulhem. late of 204 S. avenue, beloved husband of Mary, nee McGlnnls: dear father of -Richard, fond brother of Joseph, the Rev.

Patrick. S. J-. and Sister Mary Januarlus. R.

S. M. Funeral Friday. March 8. at 9 a.

from funeral home. 3604 S. Hoyne avenue, to our Lady rf Sorrows church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. MULLANEY Frank Mullaney.

beloved husband of Eleanore. nee Wulfert: fond father cf Ft-nice. Corp. Frank and Pvt. Thomas IT.

s. brother of Anne f.eceaele. Themes. Charles. James, and Edward.

Funeral Saturday. March 9. 9' 30 a. from funeral home. 520O N.

Western avenue, corner of Foster, to St. Matthias'. MUNSON Mary Munson. 1332 W. 73d street beloved wife of Sven dear mother of Mrs.

Mabel Nannlnga. Mrs. Esther Htnkle man. Mra. Mildred Andres.

Mrs. Elvera Fleck Stanley. Edward, and Walter Munson. alster of Mrs. Alma Olson.

Linda. Oscar, and Emll Peterson. 12 grandchildren. Services Friday. March 8.

at 2:30 Atonement Evangelical Lutheran church. 70th and Laflln Streets. Resting at funeral home, corner 79th and Aberdeen, until noon Friday. Interment Evergreen. NELSON Thomas T.

Nelson. Marrh 6. 1946. of 4511 Lake Park avenue, husband of Minnie father of Mary. Mareella.

Jean-ette, Margaret, and Robert. Services et chapel. 4227 Cottage Grove avenue. Friday, 3 p. m.

Interment private. PALMERI Anthony Palmerl. March 5. ot 1248 Webster avenue, beloved husband of Fran-cesca. dear father of Nnrda Bonglorno.

Victoria I.ehmann. Constance Schmeda. and Mary Hunt, five grandchildren, brother of the late Conchttta Armato. Francesca Po-mlla. and Blagglo Palmerl.

Funeral Friday. 9:30 a. from chapel. 221 Lincoln avenue, to St. Vincent' church.

Interment St. Joseph's. PELLING Robert Frederick Pelllng. pass-d away March 5. son of Emelle Medlck.

formerly Emelle Badtke. step son of Joseph Medick. Member of Zion Ev. church. South Chicago.

111. Services Friday. 11 a. at La Crosse. Ind.

Burial In Glen Oak cemetery, Chicago, 3 p. m. Please omit flowers. PIETRAS Stanley Pletras. beloved husband of Mary, dear father of Catherine Hans.

Mary Kossman. and Josephine Osmeyer. Funeral Monday. March 11. 9:30 a.

from late i residence. 3020 Lloyd avenue, to St. Bar-j bara's church. Interment Resurrection ceme-i terv. Yards 6424.

PLUMMER Mathilda Plummer. beloved wife of i the late Bernard, mother of Robert. Gertrude Gleich. Martha. John.

Frank, and Michael i Plummer. Funeral Saturday at 9 a. m. from funeral home. 5438 S.

Halstea street, to ft Gabriel's church, Interment St. Mary's. Boulevard 0662. PLUSKOTA Leol Pluskota. formerly of 1752 N.

Hermitage avenue, darling daughter of James and Florence Pluskota. dear sister of James loving granddaughter cf Walter Pluskota and Frank Durlak. Funeral Friday. a. from chapel.

184 5 N. Hermitage, nr. Cortland street, to St. Mary of the Angels church. Interment St.

Adalbert Information. Brunswick 2636. PRTMO Rosario Primo. See Rosario Dl Primo notice. RAINEY Sue Eastland Ralney cf "000 South Shore Drive hotel.

March 4. 194 6. widow cf the late James M. Ralney. sister cf the late James W.

Eastland and Ellen Eastland nnnhaii.h aunt of Genraene and Jane East- land. Resting at chapel. 73:10 Cottage Grove avenue Funeral Thursday, niaren 7. at ju p. m.

at chapel ot Oak woods cemetery. A PEL YE Ella Maude Rspelve of 6331 S. Throop street, loving wife of William fond mother of Mrs. A. Hendilckson cf Detroit.

Donald H. Morris. Mrs. A. Von Allrn.

and Mrs. J. E. Shopshear of Detroit. Member of Fcdeiatlcn of Drexe) Park Presbyterian church.

Sen Ices 8 p. Thursday at chapel. 1648 W. 63d street. Interment Clearfield, Pa.

REAP Pauline Reap, nee Selb. of Hollywood, 111., belcved wile of the late Chris, dear aunt of Anna L. Koeber and the late Amalla Lin- demann and Pauline Glaser. Funeral Thursday March 7. at 3 p.

at chapel. 3742 Grand boulevard. Brookheld. III. Interment Woodlawn cemetery.

Please omit Towers. REPLOGLE Jacob Estls Replogle. late ot 910 Oak street. Wlnnetka. beloved husband ci Louise Grant Replogle.

fond father of Mrs. Jane Johnson and Lt. Jacob Estls Replogle U. S. N.

Funeral 11:30 a. m. Thursday, at chapel. 929 W. Belmont avenue.

Interment Rldgewood. tTZ A SteDhcn Rltra. beloved husband ol e.tnei. nee tieer; orar lexnr "i ii nd stenhen J. Funeral Friday.

Marcn X. at 9 a. m. trom chapel. 7032 wen! won avenue, to St.

George church. Interment t. Mary JACOBSON Sam Jacobson of 1211 w'D place, beloved wife of the late James, term mother of Mary A. Services Friday. Marca at 3 at funeral home.

135 Devon avenue. at Glenwrtcd Interment Graceland. Washington, D. papers p.eaaw copy. ROSZ Geneva Rto.

beloved wife of Jehu. fond mother of John, and Linda, sister of Randall Layoff. Funeral Fncae, March 8. 3 p. at funeral heme.

5308 Felmcnt avenue. Interment St. Luraa iSCACCZANOCE Muriel Rcacrranoce. tie wak. of 24 18 W.

Fillmore street. wife of Heniy. dear daughter of Marlon an4 Kmrry Kowak of Waukeaan. Ill alster og Jlrrtwrt. June, and r.merv Nowafc Jr.

neial fiom chattel, ft. Western avenn Frldav. a. tn to Canute's rnurrM. Jnlennent Mrunl Cermet eely 7431 KCIflMKAT Carl Otto Schlmkat cf SI If W.

22d place, beloved husband of Mare Brge- cr.t,, i in funeral home. 2307 S. Laramie ivnuw Interment Forest Home. Cicero 2O0. SCHROEDER Justus F.

Schrceder rf 3 1ST Southpcrt avenue, beloved husband of Man, lond father of Cpl. Justus A IT Kenneth. Donna. Alan. Carol.

Cllffcrd. Lerov. Kathleen, and Robert, son cf Esther Scr-r-der. brother cf Merle Steffen and Elsie Mem nson. Funeial Saturday.

3 at chapel 929 Heimont avenue. Interment Montr SCHtrrx Jennie Scrims, beloved wife late Samuel, lond mother of Reuben. nroh I.lndr. the late Leon and Harry, lovire grandmother of lo grandchildren and threw great-grandchildren. Services Thursday.

p. at chapel. 5208 Broadway. Iacennert Waldheim. Please omit flowers.

SCHWEINFTRTH Minna Schweinfurth. resident at St. Paul'a House, beloved w1! cl Jacob, dear mother of the late Carrol At chapel. 3807 Lincoln avenue, until Fridae noon. Services Frldav.

3 at St. Pa a Memorial chapel. SSS1 N. Mozart street. Interment Giaccland cemetery Member ft Johanna Rebesah lodge.

No I 0 F. Kcbckah aei vices Thursday. m. 'SEIDELL Josephine Seidell, beloved wife Hany loving mother of Mis. Mildred Mc Donald.

Mrs. Peat I Welland. Herbert era Harry. Service saiuidav. 30 a.

at St. Joseph's rhuich. Remains at funeral home. 2035 Ridge road. Hcmewccd.

III. SHANNON Robert E. Shannon of S1S2 H-tfw bVt beloved husband of Dora Acie- Shannon, fond father of Mrs. Earl Carsrm, Mrs. Beulah Fraser.

and Mrs Joale Sectrrd. Service and Interment Tara. Ontario Canada. Hyde 0014. SLOWINSK1 Frank Slcwlnskl March 1944.

senatorial committeeman. 4th senatorial district, late of 1320 w. 51st street. husband of Mary, nee Pluczmskl. dear rather of John.

Frank, and Elliabetn. Irrru-t son of Antonlna Halaby. fond father-ui-aw of Sophie. Susan, and William Sals. Icvirg brother of Vincent.

Roman. Theodore. Sobiszewskl. Stella Marshall. Jean Dyreei, and Rose Mazurklewicz.

dear brother-in- of Joseph Soblstewskl. John Marshall, wa ter Dyreei. and Frank Mazurklewicz. gran father of John. Funeral Saturday.

March 9. 9'30 a. from chapel. 1256-58 W. 51t street.

St. John of God church. Infenr.er. Reaunecticn cemetery. Boulevard S25T.

SMITH Caroline Elizabeth Smith, nee Ka. March 5. 1946, age 75. bel-rved wile ct Lincoln loving mother of Dr. Stanley J.

of Belvidere, 111.. Violet A. Clark. Sheldon 1.. Vivian E.

Lopata. Gwendslya J. Sefcik. and the late Lincoln A. Jr.

I Toddy 1 fond sister of Marshall A. Kay. Anna Page, Jefferson Kav, Edith Novak. Althea Schlndler. the late De Mar Kay, and Margaret Bum.

dear grandmotner of Stanley J. Smltm Dean and Marilyn smith. Barbara Clark. Patricia Smith. Carolyn.

George. ej John Lopata. Jacqueline and Bonnie SetclK. and the late Erwln Sefcik. Services Friday.

2:30 at funeral home. 9500 N. Clcera avenue, interment Union Ridge. Member of Alice chapter. No.

S61, O. E. S. Ber. S07O.

smith 21 -8 Wjve'and avenue. 1 Chicago, and Adams, March 4. -14 belcved wile of Oorge loving daughter cf John and Ann dear alster of Tabor. Services Friday. March 8.

at 11 a. at chapel. 2114 Irving Park mad. Interment Irving Park eemeterv Member cl Z. C.

B. J. of Friendship. Wli. SOBYRO Anna Sobyro.

beloved mother ef Al- bert. Joseph. William, Michael. August. Josephine Pierczynski.

Sophie Bomb. Marw Serek, and Sister Mary Marcillia. mother-in-law of Helen. Anna Stella. Anna arl Anna Adam Piereiynski.

Walter Bar-ioa. -and Stanley Serek- Funeral Saturday. Marcn 9. 9:30 a.m.. from chapel.

461)4 S. Wr-iccrt avenue, to Sacred Heart church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. STETTKA Ferdinand Stettka. belcved hustnr4 of the late Marta.

fond father of Ellxaber.t Nelson. Justine Whiteside. Ferdinand Jr an Robert, grandfather ot 11 grandchildren-Resting at chapel. 7133 S. Western where services will be held Friday it 1 p.

a. Interment Oak Hill. Member cl S. F. No.

142. Prospect 0777. aia.va.r.s arargarei i. sinmi. nee urmf.

formerly of 1709 W. 89th street, d-ap mother of Arthur. Teddy. Avis Bailey. late Irene Brandmayr.

Sidney, and Jc Stevens, fond sister cf Nellie Devme Kate Nicholson. Funeral Saturday. 8 3 a. from funeral home. 79th st.

at Loom; to St Ethelreda- church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. TrL 1187. STONE Sgt. Robert G.

Stone. V. S. A. A.

tasj missing In action March 9. 1945. JS clared dead by war dept. Dec. 5.

194 5 Beloved aon of Gertrude and Orton Stone, fond brother of Judy Van Vocrhees. Mltil. Bonnie. Patricia. Susan.

Dlan. Raymond. William, and Thomas. Memorial mass Saturday. March 9.

10 a. Onr Lady of Lourde church. Ashland and Leland. STRUCK Lucille Struck, belos-ed daughter of the late Charles and Mary Struck, fond sister of Rose Regltz. Charles, and the late Brur- and Albert Struck.

Funeral Friday. Marc 8. at 3 p. at funeral home. 3030 N.

Central avenue. Cremation at Acacia Par. SUMNER Steve C. Sumner, cf 734 8 Ccrv stance avenue, beloved husband cf Clara a. nee Farison: father of Mrs.

Mary Etta Jenes, brother of George A. Sumner, of Victoria. Canada, grandfather of Judith Ann ar-1 Stephen E. Jones. At rest tn 202 E.

75th street, until 11 p. m. Thursday evw. nlng. Interment Napcleon.

Ohio. Saturday. S7.AMOCKI Julius Szamocki of 4 004 Dcus las road. Downers Grove. 111., beloved huaw band of the late Anna, fond father of Leo.

Julius. Joseph, Henry. Clara Piaseckt. Helen Gawryeh. and Anna Poplawskl.

Funeral Saturday. March 9, at 9:30 a. from chapel. 1059 W. 32d street, to St.

Mary cf perpetual Help church. Interment Resurrectfctw. Yards 6424. THOMPSON Laura M. Thompson, nee Schuh-knecht.

passed away In Lonebeach. 4. mother ot Virginia Harrell and Harry Claurs beloved sister of Delia Kerter, Lily Bowden. Elsa Uflord. and Walter services Friday ln Lonebeach.

Cat. TOJZA Tekla Tolza. formerly cf 1742 V. Honore street, beloved mother cf and Caslmlra. dear mother-ln-law of nee.

dear alster of Veronica Cboleweryntii. sister-in-law cf Michael Chclewrzynsi. living grandmother of Rrman. Sl-C R- U. S.

Robert, and Diane. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. Irom chapel. 1845 Jf rrttace avenue near Cortland street, to sit.

Marv of the Angels church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Bru 263 TOM A NEK Louis Tnmanek. late rf 54a Wilson avenue, beloved husband ef te Ut Marie, loving father of Helen Kerwitr.

Bessie Silber. and Charles, grandfather cf Charles and Richard. Services Frld.v, 7-39 p. at funeial heme. 4553-61 Milwauew avenue.

Interment Bohemian Na ticca 1. TOPE Delia Tope, nee Whaples. cf 92 Lake street. Oak Park, wife cf the late Dr. John W.

Tope, mother of Dr. John Oliver Top, and the late Helen Breraerman. Resting at funeral home. 203 S. Marion street IWIjconsIn avenue 1.

Oak Park, until noon Friday. Services 2 p. at First Congregational Church cf Oak Park. Interment Forest Home. VELCICH George Velclch.

beloved hssbar.d et Anna, net Zee; lond father cf Mrs. Anr Vldtnlch. Mrs. Mary Lazarich. George Jr Nicholas.

John, and Sister Mary Imelda, O. M. P. B. Also survived by seven grandchildren.

Funeral Saturday at 9 a. tn. from chapel, 6217 S. Ashland avenue, to Assumption churrh. Interment St.

Mary cemetery. Prospect 04 00. WALSH The Rev. Harry E. Walsh.

Marcn chaplain ot Our Lady of Bethlehem atademv. La Grange. beloved sun cf the late Jf-rsi and Catherine Walsh, brother of the Rev. James and the late John F. Walsh.

Wake at 1526 E. 84th street, until 4 p. m. Friday, when body will lie in sta'w In St. Fellcltas' church.

83d place ard B. art-stone avenue. Funeral mass 10:30 co-Saturday, March 9. Interment Caivaxy WHALEN See Lt. John Leo Carmody ncuce.

WHITE Fred A. White cf 5555 road. March 6. 194 6. beloved hu-'band Jane Ford White, fond father cf Jane At chapel.

5501 N. Ashland avenue, wherw services will be held Thursday. March 7. at 4 p. m.

Interment Lexington. Ky. Lexington. papers please copy. J.Ai!i an Widmann cf 3439 Boswortlt avenue, beloved husband cf Anna, fond father of Frieda Grawe and Irma.

At chapei. 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, where services will t-e held Friday. 1:30 p. Interment St. Lucas'.

WILKE Charles Wiite of 7136 Marsnn'4 avenue, dearly beloved husband cf Minnie. dvoted father of Fred. Carl. Frank. CpU William.

PJc. Edward. Elmer. Emll. and Eleanor Wllke.

aon of the late Frederick t-t Emllle. brother of Fred. Frank, and William, grandfather of Carl and Carol Ann Service Friday. 1:30 p. at chapel.

5652 S. Ashland avenue. Interment Fairmount cemetery. Republic 0078. WILKE Emll Wllke.

rf 2740 N. Dayton street. March 5. 1946. husband of the late Mare Wllke.

fond father of Carl. Dcrcthy. Kelly, and Evelyn Neiman. dear of Edward Kelly Jr. and Carl Wllke Jr.

At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue. Services' Friday. March 8.

at 3 p. m. Interment Rldgewocd. WIN1CKY James Wlnirky. beloved hasbanj iriiuuiri oi caaru.

ws. Eleanor Fuller, and Robert, brother of Mrs. Theresa Danek. Mrs. Julia F.nr-ln.-dT.

-n-seph. William, and Mrs. Lillian Tanrk. Funeral Saturdav. 9 a.

from chapel. 191 w. 35th street, tn St. Maurice church. Interment Resurectlon.

WtSNFR Frames Miller Wlsner Mrcn 1946, beloved wife cf Charles mother cf Charles J. and Richard Wlsner. daughter cf Mrs. Margaret Miller, sister cf Mm. Ar.r.a Mertens.

Mrs. Barbara Stirber. Nicholas Mra. Emily Schmidt, and Mrs. Margaret Schild and the late Joseph Miller.

Funeral Friday at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home. 6311 N. Clark street, to St Tlmotnj church.

Interment All Saints' cemetery. WOOD Adelaide Moffett Wocd Marrh 1946, wife cf the late Arthur Newton wood, mother cf Dorothy Howard, and the law Arthur M. Wood. Services and lnterrctrt Grundy Center, la. ZIEMBA Stanley Ziemba.

belcved husband of Katherlne. nee Gawltk: fond father cf Anna. Helen. Estetle. Josephine.

Lillian, and fond falhei-ln-law of Josepn Cunningham. Ralph Chmlelewskl. David Burnes. Alfred; Dorf. Andy Peterson.

Funeral Saturday. March 9. at 9:30 a. from charel. 32t Fullerton avenue, to St.

Stanislaus B. 4 church, interment st Adalbert lion. Berkshire 2876-7. In 3lfinorlam HERRMANN Minn! Herrmann. In loving memory of our wife and mother, who passed away March 7.

194 5. You're not foi gotten, loved one. Nor will you ever be; A lonr ltl and memory last n( mill irmember thee. BKRKAVKD HUSBAND AND SON. KFNPAtL Set.

Wlllard S. Kendall. In lov- injt memory vt our tr son and brother, on thU hit 26th birthday. We mourn tir ycu In klleiue. No eye ran se its ween.

But many a silent tear we shed While othem are deep In ileep. More and more each day we miss you. Friends may think the wound hat healed. But O. the loneliness and sorrow That lies our hearts concealed.

MOM. DAD, SISTERS, BROTHERS. NEUMANN Anna Neumann. In cherished memorv of our beloved mother, who passed away three years afro. March 7.

1943. loving daughters N-OWICKI Pfe. Edmund W. Nowlckl. V.

S. killed in action In Germany Mareh 9, 194 ft. Memorial masses at St. Caslmir's churrh, Whipple and 22d mreet, March 9. at a.

and at Blessed Asnes church. 27th street and Central Park. March 9, 8 a. Your life a beautiful memory. Your loss a great sorrow.

DAD. MOM. SISTER. AND BP.OTHER. RUNYAN' Garrett Runyan.

In fond memory cf our dear husband, father, son. and brother, who passed away two year ago today. March 7. 1944. Memories aie treasure no one ran steal.

Rut death leaves a wound no one ran heal. LOVING WIFE. CHILDREN. MOTHER. DAD.

AND HIPI.OV P.fiRt. Connie Shlnlov. killed In India, missing slnre June 15. 1444. He little thought when leaving home, He would return no moie.

That he ln death sn soon would sleep. Upon a foreign shore. Memorial mass Saturdav. 10 a. Holy Trinity ehurch.

1121 N. L-avltt. DAD. BROTHERS. AND SISTERS.

-Fraternsl oflcesi- BEACONSFIELD CLUB Members are reouested to attend the funeral cf our late Brother Jacrb Kcrnls. Resting at his late home. 711 S. Kertzle avenue, until 1 1 m. Thursday, Services at Temple Judea Thursday, March 7, at 1 p.

m. DAVID M. JACOBSON. President, M. L.

F.ISENBERG, Secretary. aRRAHAMSON Alexander J. Abrahamson te. Mo. M.

M. 2 c. It. s. N.

member of i5 the submarine Flier, reported missing in arflon Sept. 14, 1944, death confirmed Jan. 19. 194 6. son ot the late Alexander Abrahamson Sr.

and Mary brother of Marie, Elaine Crickman, and Inez Dibliek. Memorial mas' Saturday. March 9, 9:30 a at St. Mel's church. ACKFRMANN Louts Ackermann.

S518 Bos- worth avenue. March 5. 1946, beloved wife of the lare Jacob, loving mother of Llllle Petterson. and the late Bernard Ackermann, dear grandmother of Grace Petterson and Dorothy MoCarty. Services Friday.

March 8. at 2 p. at chapel. 2114 Irving Park road. Interment Montrose cemetery, ALLEN Charles Allen, beloved husband of Fllmbeth, nee Loderhose; fond father of Mra.

Kdtth De Wulf. grandfather of Maurice brother of Mrs. Cora Hayes. Mrs. Byrde Shnop.

Mrs. Myrtle Sova. and the late Frank and Mrs. Anna Llndstrom. father-in-law of Maurice W.

De Wulf. Funeral Friday. 1:30 p. at funeral home. 3653-55 Fullerton avenue.

Fntombment Acacia Park mausoleum. AI.TMAYF.R Anna Altmayer of 1442 Edge-water avenue. March 6. 194 6. beloved wife of Leonard.

loving mother of Anna Wilhelm, Peter, Anton, and Leonard mother-in-law of John Wilhelm, Anna. Catherine, and Marie Altmayer. Funeral from chapel. S501 N. Ashland avenue.

Saturday. March 9 at 9:30 a. to St. Gregory's church. Interment St.

Joseph's. ANDERSEN Jens P. Andersen of 4956 Nelson street, dearly beloved husband of Marie. Services Friday. 3 p.

at funeral home. 3301 W. Fullerton avenue. Interment Irving Park cemetery. ANDERSON Emily Anderson, age 81 Tears, of 218 VV.

111th place, beloved wife cf Victor, loving mother of Edward and Esther Ericson. Resting at chapel. 10834 S. Michigan avenue. Services Friday.

2 p. m. Interment Oak Hill. Pullman 3534. AN.DERSON-Fredrick Reade Anderson age 76.

former teacher at Lane Technical High school. funeral at uonaia juiitrai iiumv. i uoun, 111.. Thursday. March 7.

at 10 a. m. Interment Rldgewood cemetery. Milwaukee avenue, north of Dempster street. Thursday afternoon.

Services at the cemetery at 3:30 p. m. ANDERSON Oscar F. Anderson, beloved hus- band cf the late lngeborg. fond father of! Mrs.

Rov Anderson, grandfather of Carla brother of Emma Erlrkson. one brother ln Sweden. Funeral Filday. March 8. 1 p.

at chapel. 4821 N. Damen avenue. Member of Verdandl lodge. No.

3. I. O. S. ATRIDGE Bridget Lovekln Atlidge of 2970 Bonaparte street, beloved wile of William At-rldge.

fond mother of Thomas D. Cannon, dear sister of Agnes Russ. Lillian Fienhaber. and George Lovekln. Funeral Saturday.

March 9. at 9 a. from funeral home, 2963 Archer avenue, to St. Bridget's church. Interment Mount Olivet.

Laf. 6607. AVERY Suran M. Averv. late of the Coronado hotel, beloved wile of the late Henry, daughter of the late Martin and Mary O'Brien, fond sister of William.

George. Louis. Mra. VV C. Coe.

and Mrs. Elmer A. Rich. Funeral Friday at 9:30 a. m.

from funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue at Glenwood. to St. Gertrude's church. Interment Calvary cemetery. Please omit flowers.

BAKER Inga Baker. 10509 Eberhart avenue, March 5. 1946. wife of the late Henry J. Baker, loving mother of Margaret Rlngblcm.

Evelyn Hulet, Racheal Drapal. June Gossman. Ruby Logan. Leone Baxter, and Mary Jane Wood, sister of Selma Tomllnson, Leaha Brvan. and Hannah Nelson.

At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Friday. March 8. at 3 p. m.

Interment evergreen. BARNES Benjamin H. Barnes of 2248 Morse avenue. March 6. 1946.

beloved husband or Marie Barnes, nee Anderson. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday. March 9.

at 2 p. m. under auspices r.f Park lodge. No. 843 A.

F. A. M. Interment Acacia Park. Maiv.

nee Kanrlll: dear father of Dennis Jr brother ot of Melioe Park, HI and Peter of St. Louis. brother-in-law ol Mi. and Mrs. Hany Laschls.

ccusln of Frank Esposlto. Funeral from chapel. 739 S. Western avenue. Saturday.

9 a. to St. Cal- llto's churrh. Interment Mount Carmel. Member ct Cornty Muntrinal Employes A Foremen's union.

local 1001. Seeley 7422. BATES Maude Frances Bates, nee Kinney, mother of Mlltnn Glenn. Gerry E. Patrick.

Mrs. Ada V. Met. Mrs. I.utle Huffman, and Mrs.

Raibara Taylor, sister of Mrs. Murna Ridgeway and James Kinney. Funeral Saturdav. March 9, 10:30 a. from luneral home.

S200 N. Western avenue, corner Foster, to St. Ita'a church. Interment St. Joseph a.

BAYNES George E. Baynes or 3741 Wayne beloved husband of Mary nee Mc- Minus; devoted father of the Rev. George E. Bavnes. O.

M. and Mary Rose Couglilln. lond brother of Mrs. Julia Neary. Thomas, and Wllllam'Baynes.

Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. trom chapel. 3S52 southpoit avenue, to St. Andrew's church.

Interment All Saints'. Member of St. Andrew's Holy Name society and of I lie Sacred Heart. BECKER Elsa Becker. 227 N.

Humphrey avenue. Oak Park, beloved daughter of Amelia C. Becker, sister oi Theodore. George. Henry, and Olga Becker.

At rest at chapel. 523 Lake street. Oak Park. Services Friday, March 8, at chapel. 1:30 p.

m. Please omit flowers. Interment Mount Emblem. BERNDT Relnhold Berndt of 620(5 Francisco avenue, beloved husband of the late Amanda, dear father of Mrs. Grace Erlckson, Edward Arthur and Roy F.

Berndl. and the late Mrs. Clara Young. Services Filday. March at 1:30 p.

at funeial home, corner 79th and Aberdeen. Interment Cedar Park. Member Square lodge. No. 978, A.

F. A A. M. BERTUCCI Minnie Berluccl. nee La Prestl, March 5.

1946. late of 8630 S. Carpenter street, beloved wlte cf Frank Bertucci. dear aunt of Sam. Charles and James Camp, and Mary Bergfeld.

Funeral Friday. 9 from chapel. 1136 W. 87th street, to St. Klllan's church.

Mass at 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. RadcllfTe 1100. B.IORGAN Ole J.

Btorgan. late or 4 24 3 Monroe street, dear father of Helen Engrn. Olaf. Melvin. Eleanor Langlands.

and Marion Bjor-gan Funeral at chapel, 4138 Madison street, Friday at 2 p. m. Interment Acacia Park. Ashland, papers please copy. BLUM Gaston L.

Blum, formerly of 535 Brompton place, dear father of Noreen and Gladvs. Services Friday. 11a. at chapel. 5206 Broadway.

Interment Westlawn. BOULMAN Charles Bohlman. beloved son of the late Bertha and August, loving brother ot Ernest A. Bohlman and Lena Hansen, brother-in-law of Arthur Hansen, fond uncle of Hazel Rueter. Helen Soeder.

and Irene Miller. Member of Chicago Camp. No. 3052. M.

W. A. Services Friday at 2 p. m. at funeral home.

1023 N. California avenue. Interment Oakrldge cemetery. BOSSER Dorothy Bosser. daughter of Charles and the late Christine, sister of Carol.

Funeral Friday, 10 a. at chapel. 2346 W. Madison street, to SI. Mary's cemetery.

BOURKE William L. Eourke of 8125 S. Elizabeth street, beloved husband or Mary A. Lynch Bourke. dear father of sister Cath erine, daughter of charity of St.

Vincent Dc Paul. Harry J. and Ann L. Bourke, fond brother of Nellie Purtell. May Agnes Stanton.

Harry, Monica Pons, the late George Bourke. and Lillian Mllllgan. Funeral Frldav. IO a. from funeial home.

79th street at Loomis boulevard, to St. Sabina's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Information. Triangle 1187.

BROWN Erenestine Brown, nee Flgolah. 1751 N. Washttnaw avenue. March 6. 1946, Beloved wire of Paul Brown, fond sister of William.

Elvira Wolf. Charles. Teresa Kolsky, Paul, Emma Whitehead, the late Albert. Fred, Robert Flgolah. and Martha Geduldls.

At chapel. 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Saturday. March 9. at 1 p.

m. Interment Beverly. Member of McKln-ley chapter. No. 574.

O. E. S. BUDZIAK Ella Bud-Ink, nee Rung. March 5.

of 5253 Eddy street, beloved wife of Paul, loving mother of Elsa and Fred, mother-in-law of Isabella and Wilbur, giandmother of William. Funeral Saturday, March 9, at 9:30 a. from funeral home. 5259 Fioscoe street, to St. Bartholomew's church.

Interment St. Ronltare's cemetery. Ktldare 6974. BI'RGESS Fred R. Butgess, beloved husband of Mary Gorham Burgess, father of Roland.

John. Mrs Gertrude Rulmer Mrs. Catherine Padgett. Mis. Monica Vaughn, and Mrs.

Agnes Gilmartin. Resting at funeral home. 6915 Wentworth avenue. Funeral 9 a. to St.

Martina church. Interment) i Hoif Sepulchre. i a his home at 3439 Eosworth av. afteriat 866 N. Wells st.

Mr. Cass was a a long illness. jcivilian employe in the United He was owner for 18 years of the plates army finance department, 31 Sauerman restaurant, Clark and N. LaSalle st. He is survived by a Ohio streets, which was frequented sister in the Philippines.

by judges, attorneys, newspaper men and others from the old Criminal Courts building. The restaurant closed shortly after the courts were moved. Mr. Widmann then became manager of the Atlantic, a position which he held until two years ago, when he became ill. Surviving are his widow, Anna; terday.

Fleeing his native land! tl'han Ph9nioIlM Ts-1 1 i c- 1 v- United States He became re- M'- la Tope 90, of 92 iiake uaK i'arK, widow ot JJr." Jonn Tope, founder of the Oak i Park hospital, and believed to be Services will be held Friday at 2 Hollywood, March 6 (P) Charles D. Waldron, 69, character actor who became ill recently while appearing in a New York play, died here last night. Waldron had appeared in various New York stage productions including Katharine Cornell's productions of "The Barretts of Wimpole Street" and "Romeo and Juliet" and many films, including "The Song of Bernadette." Henry G. Baker Services for Henry G. Baker, 69, of 146 Newberry Libertyville, proprietor of a confectionery store in the suburb, who died Tuesday at his home, will be held Friday at 2 p.

m. in St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church, Libertyville. He is survived by his widow, Martha, a daughter, Mrs. Harry Hathaway, and four sons, Orville, Alvin, Ray, and La Verne.

Frank Slowiniki Frank Slowinskl, 57. of 1320 W. 51st Democratic committeeman of the 4th senatorial district and an employe in the county treasurer's office, died yesterday in his home. His widow, Mary; two sons, John and Frank, and a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Sals, survive.

Services will he held at 10 a. m. Saturday in St. John of God church, 52d and Throop sts. Bennie Can Services for Bennie Cass, 53, of 1161 N.

La Salle commander of Filipino post No. 509, American Legion, who died' Tuesday, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel Mii Elsa Becker Miss Elsa Becker. 58, of 227 N.

Humphrey Oak Park, violin teacher and former concert violinist, and a charter member of the Women's Symphony orchestra, died yesterday in West Suburban hospital. Services will be held Friday OConnell notified the OPA and the United States district attorney of 0-Connor's arrest. The govern-j ment indicated it was not inter-' ested. 1 When O'Connor was released, he' neglected to take the nylons with! him. Sgt.

O'Connell said he would1 hold the hosiery for him- NYE TO OPPOSE YOUNG FOR SEAT IN THE SENATE Washington, D. March 6 (m publican, indicated today he would oppose Sen. Young N. D. for the short term and not be a candi-! date against Sen.

Langer fR. forj the long term in this year's elec-i tions. At the same time, sources close! to Rep. Lemke IR.l said he probably would be a candidate against Langer. Lemke told a reporter he would not make a definite statement for a few days.

Nye recently announced he would seek 1o regain the senate seat he held for nearly 20 jears prior to Jan. 3, 1945, but had not decided at that time whether to oppose Young or Langer. I Sosur 4143 East Monroe freer JO N. Harlem vVJ JIANG 1 la 3 I in as of to of 14; of as died of fly A A 1 BARTHEL Katherlne. 1 p.

m. at chapel. BENSON Emma C. 3 p. m.

at chapel. CLARK Cliff E. 2 m. at chapel. FLETCHER Harry.

10 a.m. at chanel. WHITE Fred A. 4 p. m.

at chapel. FRIDAY. FREEMAN Alexander T. 11a. m.

at chapel. lOMURA ManJIro. 7:30 p. m. at chapel, WILKE Emit.

2 p. m. at chapel. SATURDAY. 'ALTMAYER Anna.

1 0 a. In church. BARNES Benlamln H. 2 p. m.

at chapel. STEFFENHAGEN Mathilda. 3 p. m. at chapel.

two daughters, Mrs. Frieda Grawe, 1:30 p. m. in the chapel at 523 assistant principal of the Gale ele-Lake Oak Park, mentary school, and Irma, an Eng-' Inn teacher at the Blaine elemen-1 "tt. Bertha Kleinhammer tary school.

I Services for Mrs. Bertha Klein- I hammer, 67, of Kankakee, former COOIC COUNTY' 'owner of women's apparel shop ithere, will be held at 2 p. m. tomor-TAX PAYERS WILL She died Tuesday. A daugh- 'ter, Mrs.

Ben Jaffee of Kankakee, GET EARLY BILLS DE ZUR Charles W. De Zur. beloved husband cf Louise, fond father of Walter. Leona Justice. Arthur.

Lucille Drew, and Ravmond. grandfather of three grandchildren. Funeral Saturday. March 9. 1:30 p.

at funeral home. 5308 Belmont avenue. Interment St. Lucas cemetery. DI PRIMO Rosarln Dl Primo, March 4.

beloved husband ot the late Antonla. fond father cf Joseph. Marie. Rose, and Sally Becker. Funeral Friday.

10:30 a. irom cnapei. 2449 Lincoln avenue, to St. Vincent's church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

DRTTNA Vratislav J. Drtlna. age 75 years, of 2720 S. Lawndale avenue, beloved husband ot Anna, nee Krlz: fond father of Gcorgl-anna Slstek. Otto E.

and Rudciph D. Drtlna. brother of I.rulse Krutckv. Funeral Friday. March 8.

1:30 P. at chapel, 2534 s. PulaFkl road. Cremation Bohemian National cemetery. Canal 0668.

DURCHSLAG Fannie Durchslag. 403S TC. Gladys avenue, beloved wife of the late Benjamin, dear mother of William. Sam. Helen Fink.

Eddie. Nettle Ro.enberg and Bernlce. grandmother of seven. Services Thursdav. 2 p.

at funeral chapel, 704 S. Crawford avenue. Interment Jewish Waldheim. Please omit flowers. EMMA Rocco N.

Emma, beloved son of Mrs. Elvira Emma, nee Arcieri. and the late Guy Emma, dear brother cf Mrs. Josephine San-toro. Mike.

Angelo. and John. Member of the Chicago Elevated post. No. 184.

and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Capt. William J. Clark I Will post. No.

3627. Funeral Monday. March 11. 194 6. from late residence, 2038 W.

Erie street, to Holy Rosary church. Mass at 9 a. m. Interment Mcunt Carmel. FAZEKAS Emilie Fazekas.

late of La Grange. 111., beloved wife of the late Andrew, fond mother of Helen Jagraln and Patricia Haynes. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. at chapel. 929 Belmont avenue.

Interment Graceland. FOLEY Catherine Foley, nee Crean. late of 5441-S. Marfhfield avenue, beloved wife of the late Timothy Foley, loving mother of John, Maurice, Mrs. Chrlstofer Rlechert.

and Mrs. Vincent Thompson, fond sister cf the late Mary O'Leary. Funeral Friday. March 8. 9 a.

from chapel. 1256-58 W. 51st street, to St. Basil' church. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.

Boulevard 5257. FREEMAN Alexander T. Freeman of 7444 Artesian avenue. March 6. 1946.

beloved husband of Ida I.e Caron Freeman, brother of Mis. H. L. Clarke. Mra.

C. E. Biomgren. and Victor Freeman. At chapeL 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Frldav. March S. at 11 a. m. Interment private.

Please omit flowers. FR I IS a rl In Fricksen-Frils. age 97. Grays-lake. March 5.

194 6, beloved father of Henry, Janesvtlle. and Oscar of Grays-lake, grandfather of six grandchildren and live great-grandchildren. At Strong chapel. Grayslake. until services Thursday.

tn. Interment Mount Olive cemetery. Chicago. GHISELLI Annie OMalley Ghiselli, wife of the late Domlnirk mother of Mrs. Owen L.

Servatlus. and Mrs. Arthur J. Corcoran. Funeral from home for funerals.

Erie and Wabash avenue. Saturdav. March 9. at 9:30 a. to St.

Mary of the Lake church. Interment Calvary. GILMORE S'Set. James J. Gilmore.

ge 22. reported missing ln action In Germany April 25. 1945. now known to have 1 been killed on that date. Beloved son of Margaret, nee Farrell.

of 614 W. Mar-fluette road, and John. Solemn memorial maai Friday. March 8. 10 a.

at St. Bernard's church, 6 6th street and Stewart avenue. GINTO See Glunta notice. GIUNTA Gra7la Glurta. nee Blllonl.

beloved wile of Philip, loving mother of Michael. Mary Mondello of Downers Grove. 111.. Josephine Dodaro of Rockford. 111., and the late Margaret I Mantia and Antoinette La Mantia.

grandmother of ten grandchildren end ten great-grandchildren. Funeral Friday. 9 a. chapel. 2R0O Wentworth avenue, to Sancta Maria Inrnronata church.

Interment Mount Olivet. Victory 1861. GLEASON William F. Gleason, beloved husband of Florence, fond brother of Harriet. Florence.

Broderlck, and John J. Gleason. Funeral Saturday. March 9. at 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 324 6 Jack son boulevard, to Resurrection church. Inter ment Mount Carmel. 2394. GORT Rose Gort.

nee Wleciorek. Marrh of Newnort avenue, beloved wife of John Gort. loving mother of Edmund, Carrie, Harry, and Helen, mother-in-law of Stephanie, grandmother of Richard and Dolores. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a. m.

from funeral home. 5259 Roscoe street, comer Lockwood avenue, to St. Ladlslaus' church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

GRUDA Arthur M. Crtida. 6944 Union avenue, March 5. 1946, beloved husband of Mae Gruda. brother of Margaret Jones of Los Angeles.

Cal. At chapel. 63d and Harvard streets, where services will be held Friday. March 8. at 1 p.

m. under the auspices of Siloam lodge. No. 780. A.

F. A A. M. Interment Forest Home. HAT PER William J.

Ilnloer of 6219 S. Wash tenaw avenue, suddenly, at Yuma. be loved son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Halper.

dear brother of Rose. Charles. Clara. Helda Walsh, Edward, and Anne. Remains will arrive Friday noon.

Funeral Saturday, March 9. at 9:30 a. from parlors, 2438 W. 63d street, to St. Rita's church.

Interment St. Mary's. Prospect 8300. HARRIES Louise Harries, nee Boardtnan, widow of Ira dear mother of Gordon. John, and the late Kmmnnds.

Resting at funeral home. 5708 W. Madison street, where services will be held Friday at 1 p. m. Interment Waukegan.

III. HAYES Elizabeth Monroe Hayes, formerly of 6119 Champialn avenue, beloved wiie of Patrick Hayes, fond mother of Mrs. Ethel Burns and the late Edgar sister of John Mrs. Nellie HoUman. Sister M.

Avlta, R. S. and Sister M. Eugene. R.

S. grandmother of Robert Eugene Sister Beth Ann. and Mary Jane Burns. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a. m.

from funeral home. 1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood. to St. Margaret Mary's church and Mount Olivet cemetery. HILL Ella Hill, beloved wife or the late Carl Hill, fond mother of Henry.

George, and Blanche Hill, grandmother of Paul W. Jones. Services Saturday, 2:30 p. at parlors, 67th street and Dorchester avenue. Interment Oak Wocds.

HILLGOTII Frederick N. Hllleoth. devoted husband cf Ella, nee Hausner; beloved father of Grace Yung, Matthew. William, and the late Alice Jean, son of Margaret and the late Matthew, brother of Mary Bloom. Katherlne Keating, Barbara Chaplin.

Andrew. John. George, and Eugene, grandfather of three. Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p. at chapel, 5218 S.

Kedzle avenue. Interment Bohemian National. Member of William Mc-Klnley lodge. No. 876.

A. F. it A. M. Pros.

3810. HOFPPNER Henry Hoeppner. S. I.oomis street. March 5.

1946, beloved husband of the late Lena Hoeppner. fond father of Clara. Harry. Katherlne, and Edwin Hoeppner, grandfather of Janet and Diane Hoeppner. At chapel, 2121 W.

95th street, where serv-: ices will be held Friday. Marcn at p. m. Interment Eveigreen. HOHS Susan A.

Hons. Simpson street. Skokie daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hotis, dear sister of Joseph, Josephine Hov-ley.

Barbara Kalmes. Kathryn, Charles. William. Jacob, and the late Peter. Funeral Frldav.

9:45 a. Irom funeral home, 8057 Niies Center road. Skokie. to St. Peter's church.

Interment St. Peter's cemetery. HUGHES See Lt. John Leo Caimody notice HUIZ1NGA Eva Hulzinga, nee Sommers, March 4, beloved wife of Grorge, dear mother ol Mrs. Chiistlna Torlach.

fond alster ct Mrs. Lena Stumpf, Mra. Anna Belber, Peter, and I -K Cnnanl KVIrfn. at 10 a. from funeral home.

4506 Sheri- dan road, to St. Benedict church. Inter- ment St. Joseph'. JACOBSON Lena F.

Jacobson. beloved wife of Capt. M. A. Jacobson IM.

C. 1. U. S. N.

fond mother oX Ellse Z. Fuente and Lt. Joseph Jacobson. U. S.

N. grandmother cl David Ira Fuente, daughter cf Mrs. L. D. Cchen, Norfolk.

sister of Charles A Cohen. New York City, Mrs. Joseph Bear. Richmond. Rose, and Elizabeth Cohen.

Norfolk. Va. Funeral Thursday. March 7. at 2:30 p.

from chapel. 936 E. 47th st Interment Mount Maarlv cemetery. t-c-D a M.ni.v wi tc or nr. jisvin jarrray.

sisier oi a Mauley and the late Bessie Curtis. Services 1:30 p. m. Friday. March 8.

at Rossman lunerai nnme. trana avenue, For Information call Dot. 4563. funeral home. Grand avenue.

Beioit. wis ff These are the If actual costs of funerals at the chapels 1) Cook county tax payers are to getj thru- bills early this year. AUhn A A CiF INN the penalty date for personal prop- ri rM ililf ertv taxes and half the real estate 1 7 IN AVf OA7 taxes is May 1, County Clerk Flynn's 1 Ily iv 1 -vyiY office reported yesterday that bills A D17T 17 A PT for all country districts except Cal- A1J 17 llil. 1.1 timet had been turned over to town- Sgt. Timothy O'Connell of the ship collectors and soon wiH be police cartage detail yesterday re-mailed.

Some Chicago bills are ready leased Frank J. O'Connor, 41, man-for mailing by the county treasurer ager of the Michelob inn, 164 N. The law requires that the bills belState who had been taken into in tax payers hands at least 30 days 'custody Tuesday when police found before the penalty deadline. 432 pairs of nylons in the tavern. The office of price administration BACK TO SCHOOL h4 he nylons were I black market hosiery.

O'Connor, POLICY ADOPTED however, told police that he had them from Hayden Saun- FOR POLICEMEN frs of 91 8 Winona st. under $200 BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 WEST PHONE BEVERLY 21S2. FRIDAY. HOEPPNER Henry. 2 p.

m. at chapel. SATURDAY. BROWN Erenestine. 1 p.

m. at chapel. SCHULZ William A. 3 p. m.

at chapel. LAIN cS SON JOHN CARROLL SONS HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIK AT WABASH-AV. WHITEHALL 6060. 4542 RAVENSWOOD-AV. LONGBEACH 0305.

DONNELLAN FOR FUNERALS JEFFFR Y-KLVD. AT 77TH-ST. SOUTH SHORE 8821-8822. All Chapels Air-Condltloned. EDWARD I.

DONNELLAtt for funerals. JEFFFR Y-B LVD. at 77th-street. AIR CONDITIONED CHAPELS. C.

H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL ROMI 200 ft CRIE 1 Block ot Mlrhltan ,92 YEARS SERVICE SUP. 7709 MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS MARKERS. MONUMENTS and MAUSOLEUMS Quality at reas.

prices. See the Old and Reliable CHAS. rj. SLAKE 100O E. or call FAIrfax 9876.

Serving all cemeteries everywhere. CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT Pavlnrs Sears. Roebuck A State-at. basement.

Also at Irving Park and Clcero-a -CEMETERIES- oak RIDGE Sac. ,4 cost to close estate; beaut, lot: Sect. 2. Bel. 1437.

DEATH NOTICES In Memorlsm WALLAS Florence E. Biallas. In memory ot my beloved daughter, who passed away 17 Years gone by, but still in my memory." HANNAH E. RETRY. BUSCH Josephine Busch.

In loving memory of dear nicther and giandmother, wno passed away four veais ago. March 7, CHILDREN A NO GRANDCHILDREN. flABRlEL Pic. Wlllard I Bill I F. flabriel.

U. s. M. C. Mil dtv.

In loving memory ot our dear friend, who leave his Hie for his country at Iwo Jim. March 7. 1945. Loving and kind ln all his ways. Upright and just to the end of his days: Sincere and true In his heart and mind.

And to those who knew and loved him. A beautiful memory he left behind. FREDA, DUFFY, AND WILLARD. CI.EASON Corp. Roy Wm.

Gleason, V. S. M. C. Co.

L. 3d 9th 3d mi- l4 rine dlv. In loving memory of our dear son and brother, who gave rrls life Iwo Jima Mar. 8, 1945. Anniversary masses Mar.

a. fi a. m. and 0:30 a. St.

Andrew's church. Paulina and Addison. He went to war so sure and brave But now he sleeps in a foreign grave. We can't forget his smiling face. There Is no one to take his place.

The blow was hard, the ahock. aevere. We never thought his death so near. He never shunned his country's call But gladly gave his life, his all. Memories are treasures no one can steal, Dath leaves a wound no one can heal; He lives with us in memories atlll Not lust todav hut alwavs will.

LOVING MOTHER, DAD. SISTERS. AND BROTHERS. under 30U 35 Police Commissioner Prendergast yesterday announced compulsory refresher courses in police work for every member of the department up to and including the rank of cap tain. The first five or six lessons, i he said, will concern courtesy in dealing with the public.

The refresher course will be di rected by Capt. Redmond P. Gibbons, a lawyer and a graduate of the federal bureau of investigation school, who has just returned from aiding in the reorganization of the Berlin police department. Prendergast said instruction also will be given in handling crowds, dealing with riots, functions of the scientific crime detection laboratory. and criminal law and investigation.

Prendergast conferred with Chief of Detectives Walter Storms and Capt. Raymond Crane, chief of the uniform police, on better coopera- tion between the two divisions. Memorial Set Saturday for Edward B. Healy, 41 A memorial mass for Kdward B. Healy, 41, of 1043 Altgeld a navy aviation ordnance man.

3d class, who was officially listed as dead in January after being missing in action since March 1944, will be held in St. Vincent's church. Sheffield and Webster at 10 a. m. Saturdav.

EASE COHH PAIH! LIQUID CORN IIMOVII 1 65 You rclv MORE for LESS.