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TVr-v MUSIC FESTIVAL I obituaries i CHILDREN FETED CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Wednesday December 20, 195 Part 2 Page 4 DU BOIS RATED HIGH IN O. P. COZZO Fortunate Mike Cozzo of 1330 N. Parkslde avenue, beloved husband of Ida Cozzo. nee fond father of Joseph, brother of Marie Fresti.

Resting at funeral home, 5701 W. Division atreet. Funeral Erlday, Dec. 33, at 10 a. to St.

Angela's church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. WINNERS TO SING ON 3 PROGRAMS Ladislav V. HIadik AUStln 7-4440.

MAYORAL RACE AT MANY YULE Services for Ladislav V. Illadik, HOSPITALS SHOW CURIN John E. Curln, late of 3720 South Two Chicagoland Music Festival Austin boulevard, beloved husband of Agnes, vocal winners, Suzanne Hamilton, nee Gebauer; laving father of Marlon Berg and Edward Kallna, son of Joseph and 6S, of 9324 Ogden Brookfield, will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 3745 Grand Brookfield.

Burial will be dramatic soprano, and Carol Foe of Public Housing the late Theresa, brother of Frank, James, Charles, Edward, Joseph William, Richard. aad Marie Dvorak. Funeral Wednesday. Dec. 20.

at 9 a. m. from chapel. PARTIES IN CITY DAILY WORKINGS; Smith, contralto, will be heard in outstanding musical programs this in LaGrange cemetery. Mr, 2534 South Pulaski road to our Lady of Charity church, mass 10 a.

m. Interment week. Tonight at 8 o'clock Miss HIadik, who died Monday, was one of the founders of the Brookfield St. Adalbert cemetery. LAwndale 1-3972.

DALLSTREAM Dr. Guy M. Dallstream. sud OPEN FUND DRIVE Federal Savings and Loan associa denly, Dec. 17, beloved husband of Inez, nee Besser; father of Martha E.

Brldenbaugh and Guy grandfather of Laura and Guy III. Funeral service Thursday, Dec. 21, 10 tion, and was president of the firm a. at chapel, 7066 N. Clark street.

In for 30 years. Surviving are a son, Robert and two daughters, Mabel and Mrs. Florence Morine, all terment Hoopeston. 111. Ik? DOVIA Isaac Dovla.

beloved husband of Pau Michael Reese, Mt. Sinai Arouses Interest BY GEORGE TAGGE Aid. Du Bois 9th advocate of a referendum on the public housing issue, aroused interest yesterday among Republican slate makers seeking candidates for mayor, city clerk, and city treasurer. Du Bois, 47, drew favorable comments with his long presentation before the G. O.

P. committee on candidates. If he became the nominee for mayor if would be a package deal involving his line, nee Robltallle; devoted son of the late (Picture on back page) Santa Claus visited approximately 1,200 Chicago youngsters yesterday at Christmas parties given by clubs and organizations thruout the city. More than 700 of these children "saw" Santa thru their finger tip. They were the sightless guests of the Blind Service association at its annual party last night in the the 185 N.

Wabash av. building. The group also en of Brookfield. Nathan and Clara, dear brother of William, Jack. Rae Robltallle, the late Joseph, and Sarah Rother.

Services Wednesday, 1 p. Mrs. Charles G. Blake Seek $5,500,000 at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Intermant West- Mrs.

Mildred Ellwood Blake, lawn. Past master of waubansla lodge. No. 160. A.

F. St A M. Family at home of widow of Charles G. Blake, found' The work of two big Chicago er of the Chicago monument firm bearing his name, died Monday in hospitals went on parade last night in the Stevens hotel as the her home at St. Petersburg, Fla.

friends in Chicago learned yester tertained blind adults as well as young people between the ages of Mort Robltallle, 750 Addison street. DU BOIS William A. Du' Bois of 5011 W. Adams beloved husband of Mae, nee Foclask; dear son of Nellie, nee Dempsey, and the late William, brother of Set. Stewart J.

Du Bois. C. P. D. At chapel, 4817 Madison street.

Funeral Thursday, 11 a. m. Burial Mount Carmel. Member of P. St.

Jude's league, and Police post, No. 207, American Legion. AUstln 7-1137. DUNN Hugh Dunn, beloved husband of Frances E. Funeral Thursday, 9 a.

from chaoel. 5911 W. Madison street, at Mason Hamilton left and Miss Smith Hamilton takes part in an all- all-out opposition to public housing. Petitions are being circulated Jewish federation's hospital fund began its campaign to raise day. Mr.

and Mrs. Blake resided for many years in Morgan Park, 9 and 18. Entertain S30 Children where Mr. Blake, widely known for his interests in art and civic affairs, served several terms as village president. Surviving are avenue, to St.

Peter Canlslus church. Interment St. Gall cemetery, Elburn, I1L ESte Three hundred and fifty boys end girls from back of the yards were guests last night at the annual party given by the Chicago brook 8-7500. EWALD John Ewald of 2019 S. California two sisters and two grandsons.

JOHNSON Eric Johnson, 6337 S. Normal brother of Nina Cullhed, Evald Kap-man, E. Julcrone. Anna Ryested, Geestop Fredrick Appelhester, Bror, Karl, and Olaf Johnson, cousin of Edwin and Herbert Carlson, dear friend of Clara Fagan. Resting at chapel, 415 W.

63d street. Service Thursday, 1 p. m. Interment Oak Hill. KIOLBASA Frank Klolbaia, late of 1410 N.

Tripp avenue, beloved husband of Tlllle, nee Prucnal; fond father of Mrs. Lottie Phillips, Edward, Joseph, and Lorraine, brother of George Klolbasa and Mrs. Sophie Lausch, grandfather of two. Funeral Thursday. Dec.

21. at 9:30 a. from funeral home, 4255-57 W. Division street, to St. Phllo-mena church.

Interment St. Adalbert' cemetery. ALbany 2-3600. KLING David F. Kllng late of 2308 Farra-gut avenue, fond brother cf Albert Edwin and the late Walter, Services Thursday.

Dec. 21, 2:30 p. at luneral home, 5200 N. Western avenue, corner ol Foster. Interment Montrose cemetery.

KLITGIEWICZ Joanna Klugiewlcz. Dec. 18, 1950, late of 6095 Nassau avenue, dearly beloved mother of Anastasla Schack, Bessie Marchuk, John, Harriet Dorsrh, and Mary Wade. Funeral Friday, 10:30 a. lrom chapel, 3060-64 Milwaukee avenue, to St.

Hyacinth's church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Dickens 3-2252. KNIETZ Mary Knietz, nee Mroz, loving mother of Marie, dear sister of Anna Szydlowskl, and Martha Mroz, fond mother-in-law of James Istwanek, grandmother of Mary Lour, dear sister-in-law of Rose Pora-zlnskl.

Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 3601 W. Diversey avenue, to St. Hyacinth's church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. ALbany 2-6424. KRUISSINK Helene W. Krulsslnk. 10801 Prospect avenue, Dec.

18, 1950, beloved wife of Martin S. Krulsslnk, dear mother of Florence Frazer, Helen Koontz of Atlanta, Martin Jane and John W. Krulsslnk. At chapel. 2121 W.

95th street, where services will be held Thursday. Dec. 21. at 1 p. m.

Interment Forest Home. BEverly 8-2182. KtJCHAR Mary Kuchar. nee Malecek. of 1534 S.

Karlov avenue, beloved wife of John, loving mother ol Mary Ritt, Louise Walsko, William, and the late Josephine Rozhon. Funeral Thursday, Dec. 21. at 9 a. m.

from chapel, 1511 S. Pulaski road, to Our Lady of Lour des church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment family lot.

LAwndale 1-1150. KWASIBOBSKI Chester A. Kwaslborskl. Dec. 17.

1950, late of 1917 W. Evergreen street, beloved husband of Lottie, loving father of James, fond son of Rose lOrxe-rhowskl I Kwaslborskl, brother of Stanley and James, cousin of Genevieve, Zugene, and Edward Kortas. son-in-law of Agnes Huk. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 1317 N.

Ashland avenue, to St. Stanislaus Kostka church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Member of World War Veterans Northwest camp.

No. 1, and Policemen's Benevolent assn. BRunswick 8-2767. LARSEN Mrs. Hilda M.

Larsen passed away In Duluth, aged 89. mother of Mrs. Esther L. Swanson of Duluth and Peter M. Larsen of Oak Park.

Funeral services Thursday. 2 p. at Graceland cemetery chapel. Please omit flowers. EUclld LEIPSIGER James Leipsiger of 550 Surf street, beloved husband of Sina, nee Kush-ner: dear father cf Richard and Myra, fond brother of Jennie Gaines, Dora Parelra, Albert, Harry, and Belle.

Services Thursday, 11 a. at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Proskerover Verein cemetery, Waidhelm, Member of Apollo lodge, No. 642. A.

F. St A. M. LIESER Jacob Lieser. formerly of 1334 W.

72d street, beloved husband of the late Lucia, nee Miller: fond father of Barbara Duschene, Sr. Felecia, O. S. Frances Dehman. and the late Elizabeth Lieser.

grandfather of 13, great-grandfather of nine. Resting at funeral home. 7013 S. Racine avenue. Funeral Friday, 9 a.

to Sacred Heart church. Interment St. Mary's. Member of C. O.

court No. 48: Elfel Verein, and past president of St. Vincent de Paul Society of Sacred Heart. STewart 3-0460. avenue, beloved husband of Marie, nee Kiwams club at the Good, Will S5.50O.O0O for new buildings at Michael Reese and Mount Sinai hospitals.

Physicians, scientists, nurses, and technicians of the two institutions showed the work of their departments and laboratories the research activities, the day-to-day operations, the operating and emergency room techniques, and the functions of the pathology, biochemist ry. and physical medicine departments- John Riley center, 3334 S. Paulina st. Ki- Services for John Riley, 88, of 3452 N. Hoyne who died Sun wanians and their wives helped Nick distribute toys, oranges and candy to the memberr of the day, will be held at 11 a.

m. to morrow in St. Andrew's Roman center between 6 and 14, and to Catholic church. Burial will be in their younger brothers and sisters St. Joseph's cemetery.

Mr. Riley also who were guests. retired in 1931 after 43 years as Experts Give Demonstrations Members of the Chicago Acci to put the public housing question on the ballot at the April 3 election. Three Argue for Du Bois Three other council members accompanied Du Bois and argued for his selection. They were Aldermen Olin 8th, Bohling 7th, and Brandt 33d.

Du Bois will return for another session with the committee this afternoon. He is a gasoline service station operator long active in civic movements. County Chairman John Leonard East telephoned Edgar A. Jonas, congressman and former judge, in Washington and arranged for him to appear before the committee tomorrow. Jonas asserted he would propose East as the candidate but the chairman quickly declined.

Jonas indicated he would ask some questions about financing a campaign, a knotty problem as far as Republican leaders are concerned. East also telephoned Edward A. Hayes a second invitation to appear but got no promise from the a city fireman. Surviving are his Smola; loving father of La Verne and John dear brother of Frank, Anna Devlcb, Laura Kocka, Antoinette Zderad, and Helen Pokrlefke, son-in-law of John and Anna Smola. Services Thursday, 9:30 a.

at chapel, 2654 W. 21st street. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Bishop 7-7240. FARAGOI Rose Faragol of 7540 Dobson avenue, beloved wife of John, devoted mother of Frank, Nellie, Ernest, Russell, and the late Eva O'Connor, sister of Russell Ferrelll.

Funeral from chapel, 7730 Cottage Grove avenue, Thursday. 9 a. to St. Francis DePaula church. Mass, 9:30 a.

m. Interment St. Mary'a. HUdson 3-5700. FI FIELD Edward Rogers Flfleld, formerly of the Ambassador West Hotel, Dec.

19, 1950, beloved husband of the late Eleanor S. Fineld. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Thursday, Dec. 21, at 3 p.

m. Interment RosehiU. FISCHER Paulina Fischer, formerly of Fox River Grove. 111., beloved wife of the late John, dear mother of Johanna Walker and Paul Fischer, grandmother of seven, great-grandmother of five and great-great-grandmother of one. Services Thursday, 1 p.

at chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road. Interment Acacia Park. Klldare 5-6220. Bach, radio program of the Chicago Symphony orchestra at the Eighth Street theater, directed by Rafael Kubelik, and tomorrow night both singers will appear in "The Messiah" with the Cathedral chorus at the Scottish Rite cathedral, 915 N. Dearborn conducted by George Rees.

On Saturday night Miss- Smith will sing Suzuki in a concert version ol Madame Butterfly," presented by the Chicago Symphony orchestra, conducted by George Schick. This program will be in Orchestra hall. Miss Hamilton was this year's vocal winner and Miss Smith took first place in 1944. Will Rogers, Oklahoma Senator, Dies at Hines Will Rogers, state senator from Oklahoma, died yesterday in Hines veterans administration hospital. Rogers had undergone two operations for removal of a brain tumor.

He was not related to the late Will Rogers, Oklahoma humorist and actor who was killed in an airplane crash in 1935. widow, Anna; two sons. John an dent and Health association treated 50 boys and 50 girls from Francis; a daughter, Mrs. Kath Dr. Louis M.

Katz demonstrated use of the electrocardiograf and heart disease research. Dr. Erich Uhlmann demonstrated radium two Chicago orphanages to a tur leen Marx; 10 grandchildren, and key luncheon, special movies and a magician and dog act, at their an a'great-grandchild. John J. Fitzgerald BOCHE Michael James Roche of 3528 S.

Clinton avenue, Berwyn, formerly of Cicero, beloved husband of Esther, nee Wood: son of the late Maurice and Annie O'Herta Roche, brother of Anna, Maurice, Richard, and the late Edward and William Rocha. Services Thursday at 1:45 p. m. at funeral heme, 2307 S. Laramie avenue.

Interment Oakrldge cemetery. OLympic 2-0200 or Bishop 2-1799. BOHDE William C. Rohde. formerly of 3945 N.

Hoyne avenue, late residence, 4015 N. Bernard street, beloved husband of the lata Carrie, fond brother of the late Freda Wacht and Herman. At chapel. 3100 Irving Park road, where services -will be held Thursday, 1:30 p. m.

Interment Acacia Park. RORKE Florence Rorke. fond sister of the late Walter sister-in-law ot Vloia Rorke Haller, aunt of Mrs. Geraldlne Van Cowan. Services Thursday at 2 p.

m. at funeral heme. 3421 Fullerton avenui. Interment Memorial Park. ROSENTHAL Hannah E.

Rosenthal, nee Bush, late of 4457 N. Drake avenue, beloved wife of Julius, fond mother of Jean, Clara Miller, Inez Ficntenberg, and Esther Golln, dear sister of Frieda Naiman, Herman Bush, Moss-Bush, and Ezra Bush, eight grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday. 1 p. at chapel.

3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Jewish Waidhelm. ROTH AN John J. Rothan age 69. retired architect, of 550 W.

Surf street, husband ot Mary Ellen, father of John Jr. of Fox Lake, Russell, and Mrs. Margaret Rent-linger, father-in-law of Harry F. Reutltnger, city editor of Chicago Herald-American, grandfather of John III and Michael Rothan, and Jeanne Reutllnger. Funeral from chapel, Erie at Wabash avenue, to Our Lady nf Mount Carmel church, 690 W.

Belmont avenue, at 10 a. Wednesday. Burial private. SALVATOR Louise Salvator, nee Llnneborn, 4508 W. Filth avenue, beloved wife of Die late Anthony, dear mother cf William S.

Gaffney, Lorraine Wasmund, and Gladys Jakaltls. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. from funeral heme, 238 S. Cicero, avenue, to Redeemer Ev Luth. church.

Interment Oak Woods. AUstln 7-1000. SARON Belle Marie Saron of 1341 N. Central avenue, beloved daughter of the lata Valentine and Mary Saron, dear sister of Flemie Florence, Louise Marie, Mrs. Rose HofTer, and the late Joseph Saron, aunt of Richard.

Funeral Friday. Dec. 22, 9 a. from funeral home. 5350 W.

North avenue, to St. Angela's church. Interment Mount Carmel. TUxedo 9-8844. SCHAEFTR Edward B.

Sehaefer of 1225 S. Union avenue-beloved husband of Dorothy, nee Jansen: loving father of Margaret La Mont and Therese, fond brother of Wllllani and Christ. Funeral Thursday from chapel, 2042 W. Cermak road, at 9:30 a. to St.

Francis of Assist church. 811 W. Roose-road. Interment St. Boniface's cemetery.

Virginia 7-7775. SCHAEFER Peter J. Sehaefer. suddenly. Dee.

18. cf 2030 Blrchwood, Wllmette. husband of Helen Yurlk Sehaefer, father of Thomas Sehaefer, son of Peter M. and Catherine Helnzen Sehaefer. and brother of Lawrence J.

Sehaefer. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 725 Ridge road, Wllmette, to St. Joseph's church. Interment All Saints'.

SCHARLAU Erwln Scharlau, residing on Shlck road. Bartlett. Dec. 19, 1950, an employee of the Mathles Sod Nursery. Services Thursday.

2 p. at St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed church, Bloomlngdale. Burial Lombard. Friends may call at Rlchert St Sons' funeral home, Roselle.

SCHNEIDER Harold H. Schneider beloved husband of Florence, nee Glovannonl; father of Harold and Donald, brother of Joseph, Thomas. Mary Mochel, Julia Buck, Josephine Delner, Agnes Lovelock, and tha late Elizabeth Gray and Henrietta. Funeral Thursday. 2 p.

at Grace Episcopal church, Hinsdale. Resting at chapel, 60 S. Grant street, Hinsdale. Interment Chapel Hill CWest). SCHULTZ Ella Schultz.

nee Rezek. beloved wife of George loving mother of George A. daughter of Anna Rezek, sister of Anna M. Rezek, mother-in-law of Rose-marie Schultz. Services Thursday, 1:30 p.

at funeral home, 1023 N. California avenue. Interment Bohemian National, HUmboldt 6-6358. SCHWICHTENBERG Martha Sehwirhtenberg. wife of late Joseph, beloved mother of Albert, John, Hattle, and late August, mcther-in-law of Rose, Clara, Mary, and Albert Husa, sister-in-law of John and Frances Laske.

grandmother of 18 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Funeral Friday, Dec. 22, at 9:30 a. from chapel, 2021 Dick-ens avenue, to All Saints' church. AJ' cemetery.

Information, HUmboldt 6-9463. SKAHEN John E. Skahen, beloved husband of Uce Ren Skahen. fond father of William- L. and the late Harvey E.

Skahen dear grandfather of Suzanne Skahen. Barbara and Nancy Skahen. Funeral Friday. 9:30 a. from residence, 5338 Harper avenue, to Church of St.

Thomas the Apostle, mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Member of St. Thomas Holy Name society.

HYde Park 3-0013. SMITH Mary A. Smith, nee Layden, beloved wife of Peter M. Smith, dear mother of Daniel Bernard James William Thomas Judge, Peter M. George Margaret Mary A.

Sehaefer, and Evelyn C. Smith, sister of the late Delia McMahon. Elizabeth Calllnan, and Andrew J. Layden. At funeral home.

17 Madison street. Oak Park. Funeral Thursday, Dec. 21, at 9:30 to St. Catherine of Siena church.

Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. SMOLINSKI Rose Rmollnskl, nee Sands, lute of 5924 S. Fairfield avenue beloved wife cf Michael, lcvlng mother cf Lorraine OMver. Leona. Norbert.

Michael, Rosemary, Joan, and Geraldlne, fond sister of Henry, Max, and John Sands. Funeral Thursday, Dec. 21, at 9:45 a. from parlors. 2701 W.

63d atreet, at Washtenaw avenue, to St. Rita's chapel. 63d st. and Oakley av. Member of F.

D. R. post. No. 923, A.

Ladies Auxiliary chapter. No. 29. Interment St. Mary's.

PRospect 6-8300. nual party. The children also got treatment and a Geiger counter, and Dr. Rachmiel Levine showed the remarkable results in the'use gifts from Santa Claus. John J.

Fitzgerald. 72. of 161 N. The Carollers. 17 members from cf ACTIL Leamington who retired from the Chicago police department 10 the Carnegie-Illinois Steel cor Dr.

Benjamin Kagan demon poration's Gary works, garbed in FISCHER Vema Fischer, nee Mark, of 7839 strated operation of a hospital nursery, including an incubator. colorful old English costumes, en tertained with Christmas songs and Dr. Clarence Kohn. using a Coifax avenue, beloved wife oi c. dear mother of Mrs.

Marjorle Jane Hamilton, Mrs. Mary M. Anderson, and John Herbert Fischer. At rest in chapel, 2024 E. 75th street.

Services Thursday, 2 p. m. Interment Cedar Park. Member of South Shore chapter. No.

866, O. E. S. yesterday irf the Board of Trade years ago, died yesterday. Surviving are his widow, Catherine; three sons, John, Joseph, and Paul, a daughter, Mn M.

J. Day, two brothers, and a sister. Services will be held Friday at 9:30 a. m. in St Thomas Aquinas church.

Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery. Harvard. Came photometer, showed how calcium, phosphorus.i and sodium are detected in the blood. All these and Field building lobbies before their annual holiday tour to or FITZGERALD John J.

Fitzgerald of 161 N. former national commander of the American Legion. However, there phanages and hospitals. experts are from Michael Reese. Leamington avenue, beloved husband of Catherine, fond father of John, Joseph, Mrs.

M. J. Day and Paul, brother of David, Garrett, and Mrs. Fred Carroll. Funeral Friday, were reports yesterday of potential Club Gives Party Youngsters from Erie House and DEATH NOTICES Dr.

Israel Davidsohn of Mount Sinai explained the RH blood factor, and guests had their blood typed and their hemoglobin and support for Hayes, a veteran of World Wars I and II who long has Lloyd L. Herm oeen active against subversives. ABELSON Carrie Abelson of Inglewood, formerly of Chicago, 111., beloved wife of the blood sugar content determined. from the Maxwell St. Y.

M. C. A. received candy and winter clothing from Santa Claus at a party given by members of Central Y. M.

C. A. High school's Entre Lloyd I Herm 49. of 8033 S. Carpenter assistant general late Barnett.

Service Wednesday. 3 p. Busy Signals on Others The Republican party line also at chapel. S206 Broadway. Interment West- Simultaneously, there were dem onstrations of the wonder drugs' lawn.

credit manager of Armour died yesterday in his home. Mr. Herm joined Armoui Co. as an got busy signals from more men AVER Henry J. Auer.

beloved husband of the and cancer research was demon LEWIS Granville R. Lewis III, age 50 years. Nous club at the school, 19 S. La Salle st. late Rlcka, nee Raddatz: devoted father of Martha A.

Fredrick and the late George two grandsons, and thiee great-granddaugh whose names had been given to the committee. They included Robert McCormick Adams, A. D. Plamon- Members of the Rotary Club of office boy in 1916, and worked in credit department positions in Chicago, Fort Worth, Lynch ters. Resting at cnapei, 8ZG8-10 s.

Racine avenue, until 11 a. m. Thursday, Dec. 21. Services at St.

Stephen's Evangelical Luth passea away Monday, Dec. 18, 1950, husband of Nathalie Yonkers Lewis, father of Granville R. Lewis IV and W. Cary Lewis, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Granville R. Lewis Jr. of Lynchburg. brother of Mrs. Holcomb A.

Jones. Mrs. Louis Carlson, Nancy and Hugh Lewis. Services at Memorial Park chapel, Evanston, 111.. Thursday, Dec 21, at 3 p.

m. Please omit flowers. Chicago were on the receiving end eran church. 65th and Peoria street, at 2 burg. and New York.

He is don, Morgan Fitch, Raymond Peacock, Dr. Robert S. Berghoff, and Howard Brundage. p. m.

Interment Oakwoods. TRlangle 4-8000. BACH Rose Bach, of 6807 Merrill avenue, be survived by his widow, Margaret, yesterday of more than 600 souvenir gift bags from Santa Claus at the club's annual Christmas stag luncheon. LLOYD Michael W. Lloyd.

1241 S. Clarence loved wife of Sam dear mother of Florence Labes. Naomi Wolf, and Jean Harris, and a son, Lawrence. Democratic slatemakers met in loving grandmother of six grandchildren. the Morrison hotel and determined Mrs.

William Allen White Santa Claus will receive an as fond sister of Bernard, Leo, Joseph, and Charles Bach, and Tillie Weinsteln. Services only that their mayoral candidate will be Mayor Kennelly. County 9 a. from chapel, 5911 W. Madison street at Mascn avenue, to St.

Thomas Aquinas church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery In Harvard, 111. EStebrook 8-7500. FORTIN Georglanna Fortln, dear aunt of Harry and Edward Cardlnell, Virginia McCarthy.

Esther Fortln, and Arthur and Wilfred Bonvoulolr. Funeral from chapel, 4138 Madison street, Thursday at 9 a. to Notre Dame church. Mass at 10 a. m.

Interment Calvary. FRIESENHAHN See Martin Gavin notice. OAFFNEY See Salvator notice. GAVIN Martin J. F.

Gavin of 8454 S. Seeley avenue, beloved husband of the late Margaret Honan Gavin, fond father of Margaret Frlesenhahn. dear grandfather of Margaret Mary Frlesenhahn, dear brother of the late Mary Hayes. Margaret Duggan. and Michael Gavin.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 79th St. at Loomls blvd. to St. Ethelreda's church.

Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Member of Retired Firemen's Association of Chicago. Kindly omit flowers. Information, TRlangle 4-1187. GEDDEIS Anna Geddels, beloved wife of Hamilton, fond mother of Clarence and John dear grandmother of John H.

Jerome, Annette Dunn, Shirley Beckwlth, David, Lorette. Robert, and Donald, dear sister of six sisters and two brothers. Services Thursday, 1:30 p. at chapel. 3807 Lincoln avenue.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Member of Mlzpah chapter. No. 549. O.

E. S. GILMOUR John Gllmour, Dec. 19, 1950. cf 5608 W.

Ohio street, husband of Pearl, brother of Mrs. Robert Murray, Mrs. James Brown. Mis. William Murray, and Mrs.

J. M. Davles. Resting at funeral heme, 318 N. Central avenue.

Austin. Services Frldav, 1 p. m. Interment Forest Heme. AUstln f-0017.

GORSKI Stella Gorskl. nee Stupay. devoted wife of the late Frank beloved mother cf Edward, Agnes, Helen, Albert. Estelle, Peter, James. Anna Vogler.

and Eugene, grandmother of eight, great-grandmother cf one, sister of Frank Stupay. and Helen Przybyl- Thursday, 11 a. at chapel, 6935 Stony sist today from Parker High school Emporia, Dec. 19 (JP) Mrs. strated, along with polio treatment and care of arthritis and fractures.

700 See Demonstrations Other functions explained were ultra violet and infra-red treatments, paraffin baths, and oxygen therapy. A two bed hospital using actual "patients" demonstrated bedside X-ray therapy, use of oxygen tents, and radium treatment. More than 700 persons viewed all this and then went to a dinner to discuss how the funds are to be raised. The money will give Mount Sinai a professional services building and Michael Reese a island avenue. interment Kosemont raric, Sallie White, 81, widow of William Allen White, Jate editor of the Chairman Joseph L.

Gill, Albert J. Horan, chairman of the executive BERM AN David B. Berman of 6757 Clyde avenue, beloved husband of Laura, nee students who will send a student Santa and other representatives to distribute gifts to the 120 kin Kaplan: dear father of Eugene, Beatrice, Emporia Gazette, died today. She- Richard, and Edward, fond brother of Jennie avenue. Berwyn.

beloved husband of the late Pauline, fond father of Edward. Raymond, William, and Marie Mullaney, brother of John, Richard, Margaret Dunlavy, Ella Murphy, and Julia Beauregard. Funeral Thursday. Dec. 21, at 9:15 a.

from funeral home. 6901-03 Roosevelt road, corner Kenilworth avenue, to St. Mary of Celle church, mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

STanley 8-0904. ALONE Mary Dwyer Maloney of 8138 S. Peoria street, beloved wife of the late Michael Maloney. dear mother of Sister St. Lucy, C.

S. J. of St. Louis, Margaret O'Neill of Elgin, 111., Edward the late Thomas and Nora Braheney. Funeral Thursday, 10 a.

from funeral home, 79th st. at Loomls to St. Leo's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Information, TRlangle 4-1187.

was a teacher in Kansas City, committee, and other leaders discussed city clerk and city treasurer on a tentative basis. The slate- dergarten students at Joseph Me-dill Elementary school. 1326 W. Seellg. Tlllle Friedman, and Fannie Bass of Los Angeles, Joseph the late Celta Alperwltz, Dora Smith, and Jacob M.

Services Thursday, 3 p. at chapel, 6935 Stony when she met White. They bought the Gazette and moved to Em 14th pi. Veterans at Hines hospi makers will meet again this island avenue, interment Jewisn waidhelm, Please omit flowers. tal will be remembered tonight by the Veterans of Foreign Wars' poria in 1S95.

The paper is now owned by her son, William L. White of New York. City Clerk Ludwig D. Schreiber BIAIK Anthony Blalk late of 1131 W. Altgeld.

beloved husband of Frances, nee Cook County council at the coun- has said he doesn't care whether Rewolfnskl; loving father of Anthony Robert. Pic. Gregory, U. S. Lawrence, i til's annual nartv at 7:30 r.

m. ana jonn. orotner oi waiter. Rose linger, or not he runs. Many ambitious Democrats are available for his MARS1NK Peter Marslnk of 3548 S.

Rock- Frances Dudilk, Anna Doskey. Funeral Thurs Robert W. Carry Pittsburgh. Dec. 19-Mj-Rob-' FENN GETS NEW day.

Dec. 21. at 10:30 a. Horn cnapei, spot, but leaders' hesitate to stir 1457 Blacknawk street, to St. Stanislaus well street, dearly beloved husband of Anna, fond father of Edmund, Maryann.

David, and the late Theodore. Funeral Friday at 9 a. m. from funeral heme, 2616 W. 38th street, to St.

Agnes' church. Interment St. I Mary's. LAfayette 3-0980. up rivalries.

City Treasurer vvn liam G. Milota likely will be re Kostka church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Information BRunswick 8-2585.

BIROS Ida' Biggs, late of 510 Fullerton avenue, beloved mother of Mrs. Doris Biggs Burke, dear sister of eight. In state at chapel, 2701 N. Clark street. Interment Grand Chain, 111.

slated but this also is subject to McBRIDE Thomas J. McBrlde, beloved hus skl. Funeral Saturday. 9 a. from cnapei.

5218 S. Kedzle avenue, to St. Casimir's band of Mary De Lee McBrlde, lond latner of Joan Adair and Sheila Gael McBrlde. son of Catherine and the late John McBrlde, ert W. Curry, a steel roller lor years and the man credited with first rolling a sheet of aluminum, died yesterday at his nearby As-pinwall home.

Curry, 86, went to work for the Crucible Steel Company of America at the age of 13. He stayed with the firm until he retired at the age of 8L church. Interment St. Adalbert's. FRcspect further review.

City Gets Painting Gift 6-3810. GREENING Edward Greening, beloved hus- BIORS Roy C. Blom. Dec. 18.

1950, beloved husband of Lillian, nee Ehlers; fond brother of Frank E. and Gabriel F. Member of Morton Grove post. No. 134, American Le brother of Catherine.

William, and lx. coi. Arthur J. McBrlde. Funeral Friday.

Dec. 22. at 9:15 a. m. from chapel, 2506 W.

63d street, to St. Margaret's church, mass 120 bed pavilion and a new power plant, as well as permitting completion of its Psychiatric and Psychosomatic institute and extension of tunnels to connect all major buildings. additions and extensions will permit hospital care for an additional 6.000 persons each year, it was explained. At present, the two hospitals furnish medical care and clinic service to more than 60.000 persons of all laces and creeds. Leonard M.

perry is general chairman of the building fund. Associate chairmen are Lawrence Stern, Peter Sampson, Henry X. Hart, Sol Fox, and Mrs. Jack A. Benjamin.

Thru Israel Art Program ana OI Elizaoetn, ratner oi sraoio aim brother of Bemlce Grlebenow and Emma Klein. Funeral Thuisday. 1 p. at chapel. 2938 Lincoln avenue.

Interment gion, ana aireei tar men a union, division 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. PRospect 6-7776. Mi-nir-Estelle Rvan McCue.

loving mother A eift to the city of a painting 241. Services Thursday, 1 p. at Medlll Lutheran church, 4917 Medlll venue. At rest at funeral chapel, 4338 Fullerton ave Rldgewood cemetery. HALLEAD Ethel M.

Hallead of 4201 N. Win- View of Jerusalem," by M. Matus, of Catherine Fegan and Walter T. McCue FIRE POST, FATAL BLAZE TO PROBE Within a few hours after his appointment by Mayor Kennelly as director of fire safety for congested areas, John L. Fenn yesterday Was investigating a fire in an apartment building, converted from a barn several years ago, which cost the life of ne woman and seriously burned an aged man.

Mrs. Lillian McNeil, 57, was found dead in bed in her home at 4344 La Salle st. Clester Hadley, 71, was found seriously burned in the same apartment and was taken to Provident hospital. Both are Negroes. Firemen believed the Chester avenue, beloved wife of the late was presented to Mayor Kennelly yesterday by a Chicago committee headed by Brig.

Gen. Julius Klein of the Illinois National Guard and the Jerusalem Art gallery, represented by B. A. Barkai, newspaper man and radio commentator in Jerusalem. The gift is" part of a "Unity Thru Art" program, in SOKOL Marie T.

Sokol, nee Lorenz, late of 1436 Grove avenue, Berwyn, beloved wife of Louis loving mother of Louis F. and Martha Sokol Ray, grandmother of Elena and Flllp Sokol, Thomas L. Ray and John S. Ray, sister of Albert Lorenz and Alice Lorenz, mother-in-law of Julia Soklo and Thomas L. Ray.

Member of Rebekah Vlast lodge, 165: North Berwyn Community club, and 7th Ward Republican club. Services Friday, 2 p. at chapel, 6501 Roosevelt road, Berwyn. Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. GUnderson 4-6381.

SOLOMAN Howard A. Soloman, beloved husband of Anne, nee Sowa; loving father ot Mary Ann and Betty Lynn, fond son of Anna and the late William Soloman, brother of Mrs. Mildred Young, Mrs. Ethel Leon, and Leroy Soloman. Funeral Wednesday, Dec.

20, at 2 p. from funeral home. 4255-57 Division street. Interment Forest Home cemetery. ALbany 2-3600.

STYNSON Mary C. Stynson, nee Eagan, ot 7326 Prairie avenue, beloved wife of the late John N. Stynson, devoted mother of Ronald Stynson, dear sister of Mrs. Margaret Jennings ot Washington, D. and Charles Eagan.

Funeral Friday. 10:30 a. m. from funeral home. 318 E.

71st street, to St. folumbanus" church. Interment Holy 5 Sepulchre. THEUSCH Frank A. Theusch.

beloved husband of Martha, nee Mursck- dear father of Angeline, Frances, Mjnica, Frank Loran, and John, father-in-law of Richard 1 Pollowczyk. Marvin McNeil, Alfred Ages. Dorothy ruber, and Betty Dedlch, grandfather of four. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel.

3601 W. Diversey, to St. Hyacinth's church. Interment St. Joseph's.

ALbany 3-6424. which Israel paintings are being given to several major cities. Harry fond mother of Virginia ana Elaine Pitts, dear sister of Annabel Clark. At rest at chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, until 10 a. m.

Friday. Services Friday. 3 p. ms at Jackson Boulevard Christian church. 2421 W.

Jackson boulevard. HEFFERAN Hannah Hefferan. nee Moroney, late of 4746 S. Throop street, beloved wife of the late James, loving mother of Edward, Jane, John, Rose Kramer, and Lorraine Fave. dear mother-in-law of Norman Kramer.

Edward Faye. Helen, and Mame. Funeral Thursdav, Dee. 21. 9 a.

from chapel. 1256-58 W. 51st street, to St. Rose of Lima church. Interment Mount Olivet.

BOulevard 8-5257. HEIDTKE Julius Heldtke of 1366 Perry street. Des Plalnes. formerly of Evanston. husband of Agnes E.

Heldtke. father of Mrs. Gertrude Hall, Mrs. Emma Funk, Mrs. Margaret Walker.

Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffmeyer. Martin Ethan, Ernst. Harvey, and Robert Heldtke. 13 grandchildren.

Services Thursday. 1:30 p. at chapel, 1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. HENRY Catherine Ardell Henry.

Dec. 17. 1950. beloved wife of the late John, dear mother of Fred Arthur Howard and Grace H. Morris and the late Marguerite Knapp.

At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday. Dec. 20 at 2 p.

m. Interment private. dear grandmother of John and William Fegan. beloved sister of John P. Ryan, Sister Margaret Mary.

Sister Catherine Ceclle. and Sister Mary Reparata, Cecil Ryan. Ellen Kilkenny, Marie Casey, Rev. William F. Ryan, S.

and Edwin Ryan. Funeral Friday. 9:30 a. from funeral home. 6311 N.

Clark street, to St. Ignatius church. Interment All Saints' cemetery. McGRATH Jerome McGrath Jerry I. sergeant C.

P. beloved husband of Maude, nee Hennel; father of the late Jerome, son of Jeremiah and the late Anastasla, brother of Alice Wltry and Daniel McGrath. Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a. from chapel, 5908 S.

Kedzle avenue, to St. Adrian's church. Interment St. Mary's. GRovehlll 6-0090.

MONARCH Dora Monarch of 4408 N. Sacramento avenue, beloved wife of the late Joseph, loving mother of Bertha Stone. Al, and Harry, six grandchildren, two greatgrandchildren, sister of Becky Monarch Friedman. Services Wednesday, 2 p. at chapel, 3600 W.

Roosevelt road. Interment Naro-dltcher Cong, Waidhelm. Please omit flowers. NORTON Mary Sophie Norton, nee Greenway, suddenly. Dec.

18. of 2030 Blrchwood, Wll-mette, wife of the late Frank W. Norton, sister of Harry J. and Frank Greenway. Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a.

from chapel, 725 Ridge road, Wllmttte, to St. Joseph's blaze in the two story frame structure started from an overheated -FUKERAL DIRECTORS- oil stove. James Leipsiger James Leipsiger, 550 Surf a city employe 39 years, died yesterday. For the last eight years Mr. Leipsiger had been on the city's financial staff.

Surviving are his widow, Sina; a son, Richard; a daughter. Myra; three sisters and two brothers. Services will be held at 11 a. m. Thursday in the chapel at 5206 Broadway.

Florence M. Rorke Services for Miss Florence M. Rorke. 67. of 4253 N.

Keystone a Cook county welfare worker for 35 years, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 3421 Ful-lerton av. Miss Rorke died Monday in her home. She devoted most of her time to aiding war veterans and their families.

William G. McRoberU Peoria, Dec. 19 (P) William Gardner McRoberts, 80, pioneer member fl the Peoria Bar association, died last night. Before retirement he had served as general counsel and director of the Commercial National bank. Fenn.

a division fire marshal, reached the compulsory retirement age of 63 last Friday. He had been nue, until Thursday, 10 a. m. Interment Waidhelm. BLt'MENTHAL Helen Blumenthai.

nee Adler. at Beverly Hills, formerly of Chicago, beloved wife of Albert, devoted mother of Paul, fond sister of Anna Wels and Jenny Strieker. Services Tuesday at JafTe Memorial chapel. 939 W. Washington boulevard, Los Angeles.

Interment Los Angeles. BOEHNER Lillian Boehner of 3309 Sunny-side avenue, beloved wife of the late William, dear sister of John Beyer of Buffalo, the late Elizabeth TUton, and Christine Beyer. Services Wednesday, 3:30 p. at chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue. Interment private.

BOLTON Ewart H. Bolton. Dec. 18. 1950.

of 2011 Lincoln street. Evanston, 111., husband of Maud B. Bolton, father of Mrs. Ralph C. Henderson and Jack E.

Bolton, grandfather of Dale Virginia Henderson, Jack and Jill Bolton, brother of Haymar, Horace. Ferdinand, and the late Albert Bolton. Services 1 p. m. Thursday, at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston.

Interment Arlington cemetery. Please omit flowers. BOTLE Kathryn Boyle, beloved daughter of the late John T. and Catherine Kllleen Boyle, dear sister of Grace Ruth James John Mrs. Frank J.

Gorman. Mrs. George W. Hoag, Mrs. Frank T.

Cullen, and the late Mrs. W. H. Sprlngenberg. Mrs.

H. A. Haynes. and Henry K. Boyle.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 5911 W. Madison street at Mason avenue, to St. Glle's church. Oak Park.

Interment Mount Carmel. EStebrook 8-7500. BRADLEY Joseph F. Bradley beloved husband of Catherine Yore Bradley, fond father of Camilla Murray, James, Rose MacKlmm, Bernadette Meany, and Joseph brother of Grace Bradley and Gertrude Redmond. At chapel, 5911 W.

Madison street at Mason avenue. Funeral arrangements later. EStebrook 8-7500. BRODY Louis L. Brody of 126 N.

Hamlin avenue, beloved husband of Mtnnle. nee LAIN SON a fireman 38 years and head of the fire prevention bureau since 1943. In his new job, to be writ Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 318 W. 63D-ST. AT HARVARD PHONE: WEntworth 6-0025 HERM Lloyd L.

Herm, beloved husband of church. Interment All saints ten into the 1951 budget, he will receive 56,100 annually, will have five firemen working under him, and will submit weekly reports to the mayor, particularly on old structures in which large apartments have been converted into OLSEN Grace E. Olsen. Dec. 18.

1950. be Margaret. latner oi Larry, orotner oi mane Pedgrift and Virginia Rauh. Funeral Friday, 11a. at chapel.

79th and Emerald. Interment Graceland. In lieu of flowers send donation to Chicago Heart association. WEDNESDAY NOVICK John E. 2 p.

m. et chapel. GESLNAS Louis. 10 a. m.

at chapel, PRTT1AY loved wife of Paul, dear daughter of Mlna Meyers and the late William Fltzpatrlck, fond sister of Stella Lawrence, Beatrice Westcott, Harold M. Fltzpatrlck. Edward L. Meyers, and Berenice Wojtczak. Services Thursday, 2 p.

at funeral chapel, 4338 Fullerton avenue. Interment Irving Park. HIEN Harry H. Hlen, beloved husband of Louise. Funeral at chapel, 2906 Maaison atreet.

Wednesday, 1:45 p. TO. Interment Waidhelm. SHAW Walter 3 p. m.

in church OLSEN Laves J. Olsen. beloved husband ol HLADIK Ladislav V. HIadik. Dec.

18. late WOMAN PULLED TO DEATH UNDER TRUCK WHEELS Mrs. Ida Davis, 56. of 3316 N. Leavitt was fatally crushed last night by a truck-trailer at Roscoe st.

and Western av. Mrs. Davis and another passenger. Mrs. Angeline Reibel.

3435 N. Bell av had just alighted from a southbound street car. As they stood on the safety island, the truck passed end part of it snagged Mrs. Davis' clothing, pulling her under the rear wheels. The truck driver continued cn.

apparently unaware of the accident. Meyer Feigenbaum, 55, of 3251 Washington owner of a drug store at 3555 Madison was struck and killed by an automobile yesterday when he stepped off a safety island at Ogden and Ked-zie avs. The driver of the car, Brian Baber. 21, of 231 Grant av. Clarendon Hills, was held for the inquest.

Thomas Nolan. 27, policeman assigned to East Side station, was treated in South Chicago hospital yesterday for cuts and braises of both legs after he had been struck by an automobile while directing traffic at 104th st. and Torrence av. The car was driven by Vincent BiegeL 31, of 9238 Brandon av. G.

O. P. WINNER LISTS AIDS FOR PROSECUTOR JOB smaller units. The fire and build ing departments will act on violations, the mayor said. PERON DEMANDS NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N.

ASHLAND PHONE: LOngbeach 1-2646 of Brookfield. 111., beloved nusoana or tne late Mildred, nee Rczek; fond father of Florence Morine. Mabel and Robert V. Isaacs: dear father of Tinle Schnlrrow. Nan Katz.

and Zelda Langert, grandfather of three grandchildren, one great-grandchild fond brother of Rose Horowitz. Esther FelEln. WFTWJFJCnAV CAI.HOON Frank B. 3 p. m.

at chapel. DESTRUCTION OF and Samuel. Services Wednesday, 11 a. at chapel. 704 S.

Pulaski road. Interment B'nal Abraham Zlon cemetery. Family at heme of David Schnlerow, 1433 N. Lawlerav. BRYANT Elizabeth P.

Bryant, beloved wife of Frederick fond mother of Harry G. and ALL CAPITALISM Mary, nee Shea; fond Jather of Clarence, Elwyn. Lucille Counts. Lorraine Larsen, Dorothy Addison, brother of Mrs. Harry Wnkefield.

Mrs. L. E. Johnson, and Ole Olsen. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.

from chapel, 5525 N. Clark street, to St. Mary of the Lake church and All Saints' cemetery. LOngbeach 1-3310. PABST Joan C.

Pabst, loving daughter of the late Johanna and Ludwig, fond sister of Anthony C. Louis. Agnes, and Charles. Funeral Friday, Dec. 22.

at 9 a. from funeral home, 4013 W. Harrison street, to Presentation church. Interment St Joseph's cemetery. KEdzie 3-7007.

PFKAREK John J. Pekarek of 2518 S. Gunderson avenue, Berwyn, beloved husband ol the late Therese, devoted father of Frank J. Pekarek. Marie Stark, Rose Klug.

and Theresa Havranek. Funeral Thursday. Dec. 21, 8:30 a. from funeral home.

6227 Cermak road, to Our Lady of the Holy Mount church. Interment St. Adalbert's. GUnderson 4-2050. PFAFFENBERGER Clarence A.

PafTenberger. THtlJN Ole G. Thulln. Dec. 18.

1950. lata ot 4220 N. Winchester avenue, beloved hus-b-prl of Victoria, nee Nyiander: dear brother of Eric Thulln. also one brother and three sisters In Sweden. Funeral Thursday, 2:30 p.

at chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland ave- cue, at Foster. Interment Acacia Park. Member of Vlklngarna lodge. No.

1, I. O. V. LOngbeach 1-5147. TH EDDIE David T.

Tweddle. Dec. 18, 1950, of 4845 Lawne avenue. Western Springs, brother of John and Mrs. A.

Carlson. Resting at funeral home, 318 N. Central avenue, Austin. Service Thursday, 1 p. m.

Interment Oakrldge. EUclld 6-5840. URBAN Mary A. Urban of 5804 N. Artesian avenue, Dec.

19, 1950. beloved wife of Frank, loving mother of George and Edward T. Urban, dear mother-in-law of Heien L. and Florence dear grandmother of Carol Mae. Jo Anne, and Thomas fond sister of Anna Werlnger.

Josephine Zalud. Christine Tolkson, John, Joseph, and William Kurflrst. and the late Julia Kroupa. Funeral from chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue.

Friday. Dec. 22, at 9:4 5 a. to Our Lady of Good Counsel church. Western and Walton, for mass at 10:30 a.

m. Interment St. Adalbert's. LOngbeach 1-2645. WADDINGTON Jeffrey J.

Waddlngton. beloved son of Raymond J. and Evelyn nee Babel. Services Wednesday. 3 p.

at Bryn Mawr Community church. 70th street and Jeffery avenue. Interment Oak Woods. WALKER Mary Walker TWalkowskll, beloved mother of Eugene, John. Grace Gcr- don.

Delores Pohlmnn. Mary Ann Llndohl, and Elaine Bennett. Resting at funeral home, 1 5826-28 Elston avenue. Funeral Thursday, Dee. 21, 9:30 a.

to St. Tarclssus'. Interment St. Adalbert's. WALLACE Elsie W.

Wallace of 5823 Mag- siolla avenue, wife cf. the late Charles lister of Mary. Edith, Bernlce. Bertha. Sophie.

Evelyn. Florence, John, and Herman. I At chapel. 7838 Cottage Grove avenue, until I 10 p. m.

Thursday. Doc. 21. Interment Clinton. Ia.

Member of Woman's Order of the Moose lodge. No. 3. RAdcllffe 3-0220. HIadik, son of the late Vincent and Katherlne, brother of Lillian VUlmovsky, Otto Bohumll, and Edward HIadik.

Funeral Thursday, 2 p. m. at funeral home. 3745 Grand boulevard. Brookfield.

111. Interment La Grange cemetery. Member of the United Carpenters union, local 1128. ERookfleld 38. HUNTER William Hunter, beloved husband of Ida.

nee Schoplner; dear father of William, Alice Moehllng, Beatrice Lowry. and Edgar. Services Thursday, 1:30 p. at funeral heme, 2500 N. Cicero avenue.

Interment Montrose. Member of Painters union. No. 637. Please omit flowers.

BErkshlre 7-8070. HTJSEK Alois Husek. 2447 S. Gunderson avenue. Berwvn.

beloved husband of Anna, fond father of George. Bill, Edward, Vlasta Elsen-hammer, Ixmlse Boucek. and Blanche Kozo'ed, grandfather of 11. Services Thursday. Dec.

21, 1:30 p. at chapel, 6301 W. Cermak road, Berwvn. Cremation Woodlawn. Please IM'FFY Mary E.

8:30 a. m. Hi cnurcn. HAMLET Ella. 13 noon at chapel.

HENRY Catherine A. 2 p. m. at chapel. HIRscH Alfred A.

11 a. m. at chapel. piFFFR Dr. G.

R. 1 P. m. at chapel. QL'EMBY Ceorfe.

10:30 a. m. at residence. THURSDAY. FI FIELD Edward R.

3 p. m. at chapel. FRIDAY. RAROE Anna E.

10 a. tn. chapel. LRBAN Mary A. 10:30 a.

m. In church. SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST. PHONE: BEverly 6-2183 THURSDAY KKCISSINK Helene W.

1 n. at chapel. LAIN SON Ruth Helen. Funeral Thursday, 1 p. at chapel.

79th and Emerald. Interment Falrmount. BRZOSTOWSKI Joseph Brzostowrkl. Dee. 19, beloved husband of Cornelia, nee Wroelnskl; loving father of Joseph William, and Julian, brother of Frank.

Funeral Friday, Dec. 32, 9:30 a. from chapel, 3129 Webster, to St. Hedwlg's church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. ARmltage 6-4630. CAMPBELL Mary Elder Campbell, Orchard Lane, Warrenvtlle, beloved sister of Margaret. Jessie, A'llson. John.

William. Charles, and Frank. Resting In and funeral at chapel, 120 N. Hale street, Wheaton, Thursday, 3 p. m.

Interment Chapel Hill. BUENOS AIRES. Dec. 19 (ff) President Peron called today for the destruction of world capitalism. He said Argentina occupies a third position, half way between capitalism and communism.

In a speech to the Latin American commercial employes conference, Peron said "capitalism is undoubtedly the worst evil of the 19th and 20th centuries. Capitalistic exploitation of the working man, he added, "is the cause which is leading the world to communism." omit flowers. OLympic 2-iojj, uisnop CARSTENN Alma Carstenn. dear sister of Elizabeth Birr. Lucy carstenn, Em a Tocnie, and the late Theodore.

Service Frldav, 1:30 p. at funeral 2118 Lawrence avenue. Interment Concordia. at Detroit, beloved husband of Mar-lorle Eder Pfaffenberger, loving father of Clarence William. David, and James, fond son of Mary E.

Pfaffenberger, brother of Harold and George. Resting at funeral home after 7 p. m. Wednesday. Funeral Thursday, 10 a.

at funeral home, Hal-sted at 76th street. Interment Calvary cemetery. STewart 3-7700. PLANIC Joseph Planlc, son of Susan Planle. brother of Mildred Glancey.

uncle of James and Geraldlna Glancey, and George, and Chester Planlc. Funeral Thursday. 1 p. from chapel. 1021 W.

19th street, to Bo PROPOSE RECORD $37,994,201 FOR '51 COUNTY BUDGET A tentative budget of for Cook county's operating or corporate expenses in 1951 was presented to the county board yesterday by the finance committee, headed by Commissioner Dan Ryan. The board set Dec. 27 for a public hearing. The proposed budget, which would be the highest in the county's 119 year history, is 5647,837, or aboui. L7 per cent, higher than the $37346,364 appropriated for 1950.

It contains a proposed increase of $1,070,000 for hospital and charitable expenses and $1,263,000 for other purposes. Partly offsetting the increases are suggested reductions for other departments totaling $1,686,000. An addition of 255 personnel is proposed. Among the new personnel would be 16 guards for the county jail. Sherif John E.

Babb had asked for 146 additional employes, of whom 105 would have been highway patrolmen, but the patrolman request was turned down on the ground the sherif could get along sufficiently with the present force. CATIZONE Frank) Catlzone of 3230 W. Le- A clean sweep of the Lake county, Ind-, prosecutor's office lngton street, oeiovea nusoana oi urace, nee Impera; loving father of Josephine Angelol Salvlnolo, Peter, Anthony. Frank and Richard. Funeral Saturday.

9 a. from chapel, 900 S. Sacramento boulevard, to Blessed Mother Cabrinl church. Interment Queen of Heaven. SAcramento 2-4747.

WARZINSKI William J. WarzlnskI, late of C. H. Jordan Co. Funeral Directors Chicago and Suburbs FOR 96 YEARS 200 E.

Erie-it Superior 7-7709. IN MEMCRIAM was indicated yesterday when hemian National cemetery. POTRATZ Emma A. Potrats. Dec.

19. 1950. CERNIVIVO Michael Cemlvlvo. beloved hus formerly of 3014 Lloyd avenue, sister of the 2-2990. INNOCENTI Oscar E.

Innocentl, suddenly, beloved husband of Ines, nee Zaccagninl; dear father of Mrs. Vllna Coduto. Mrs. Ann Hannah, Hugo, and Tosca, fond brother of Corrado of Burbank, Cal. Survived by three grandchildren.

Funeral Thursday at 9 a. m. from chapel at 3425 West Chicago avenue, to Our Lady of the Angels church. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. NEvada 8-7200.

JAEGER Frank Jaeger, beloved husband of the late Amanda, nee Deterdlng. Resting at funeral home, 1649 W. 51st street, where services will be held Wednesday, at 1:30 p. m. Interment Bethanla.

PRospect 6-4346. JANSEN Magda Jansen. Dec. 17. late of 4506 N.

McVlckera avenue, beloved wife of Daniel, dear sister of Lizzie Wriedt. Services Thursday. Dec. 21, at 1 p. at funeral home.

2056-58 Belmont avenue. In ferment Acacia Park cemetery JAFCIfOW Minnie Jafchow of Antloch, 111., formerly of 3324 Pensacola avenue, Chicago, beloved wife of the late Louts dear mother of Amanda, Eleanor, and the late Charles. Funeral 1:30 p. m. Friday.

Dec. 22, at funeral home, 6754 Northwest highway. Interment Rosehlll. JAREMA Antoinette Jarema. late of 1301 W.

73d place, beloved wife of the late Joseph, fond mother of Helen Jarema and Alexander grandmother of Alexander J. and David R. Resting at funeral home. 7013 S. Racine avenue.

Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a. to St. Brendan's church. Member of Ray of Hope, group No.

1242, Polish National Alliance. STewart 3-0460. ANF.LLO Frank Anello. We shall always re band of Antoinetta. nee mancuso; loving father of Frank, Mrs.

Hugh Delneld, nd Theresa. Funeral Thursday. 9 a. from chapel. 2600 Wentworth avenue, to Sancta Maria Incoronata church.

Interment St. Mary. Victory 2-1861. David P. Stanton of Gary, Republican prosecutor elect who will take office Jan.

announced his list of appointees as assistants. E. J. Wiltrout of Gary headed the list as chief deputy prosecutor. His assistants will be James J.

Clark of Hammond and James E. member your beautiful smile and sweet meaner. AUNT SALLY AND UNCLE CURLY. FALCO Nick Falco. In loving memory I CHYRK Sven A.

Chyrk. Dec. 17, 1950. late our beloved husband and father on htl birthday. LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.

GORMAN Sidney E. Gorman. In loving mem Wright and Marshall E. lams of of 5051 N. ciaremont avenue, oeiovea nus-band of Alma, also one brother In Sweden.

Funeral Thursday, 1 p. at chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue at Foster. Interment Acacia Park Member of Chicago Uptown lodge. No.

365, V. O. of Yngve lodge. No. 26.

I. O. Vastgota Gllle and Ver-dandl lodge. No. 3, I.

O. S. LOngbeach 1-5147. ory oi my oeloved husband, who passed away Ave years ago today. Surrounded by friends.

am lonesome; In the midst of my Joy, I am blue: With a smile on my face. I've a heartache Longing, dear Sidney, for you. LOVING WIFE, CATHERINE. CLARK Percy R. Clark of 118 E.

Valletta 1630 W. 18th street, beloved nustiana or the late Mary, dear father of Chester, loving brother of Victoria Karllc and Frances, fond father-in-law of Catherine, grandfather of Joyce," William, and Ronsld. Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a. m.

from chapel. 1822 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Adalbert's church. In.

ferment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Information. CAnal 6-6683. WATSON Raymond G.

Watson. 816 W. 70th street, husband of Bernadlne, nee Corbly; brother of Mrs. Roy Towner and the lata Myrtle Vlttel. Funeral Thursday, 9 a.

from funeral home. 938 W. 69th street, to Sacred Heart church. Mass, 9:30 a. m.

Interment Mount Olivet. WEGHORN Arthur L. Weghorn, suddenly, of 1657 N. Long avenue, beloved husband of Myrtle, fond father of Mrs. Ruth Lo-kash and Mrs.

Bonnie Heln, grandfather of Thomas and Frank Lokash. Scott and Wll- llam Heln. brother of Charles Ruppert, William Weghorn, and Lottie Brinkman. Services Wednesday. Dec 20, 1:30 p.

at funeral home. C350 W. North avenue, under auspices of Equity lodge. No, 878. A.

F. A. M. Interment Acacia Park. 1 TUxedo 9-8844.

WIXON Elsie G. Wlxon, suddenly, Dec. 18, of 4828 Dorchester avenue, sister of Chalk lotte and Elmer Wlxon of Reading, aunt of Raymond Wlxon. Services In chapel. 4227 Cottage Grove avenue, Friday, 1:30 p.

m. Interment Oak Woods. WOODRUFF Stephen A. Woodruff, late residence 6066 N. Harlem avenue, beloved husband of Ethel Woodruff, nee Pearson; fond father of Margaret Alice Samuel Stephen Albert and David P.

Services Thursday, Dee. 21, at 1:30 p. m. at funeral home, 67S4 Northwest highway. Into ment Union Ridge cemetery.

.1 late William O. Potratz. Resting at funeral home. 318 N. Central avenue.

Austin. Services Thursday, 2:30 p. m. Interment Waidhelm. AUstln 7-0017.

PUFFER Dr. George R. PuffetT 1325 Wilson avenue. Dec. 17.

1930. husband of the late Ethel Fleury Puffer, brother of Josephine M. Puffer, uncle of Janet Puffer. At chapel. 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday. Dec. 20. at 1 p. m.

Interment Rosehlll. Member of Paul Revere lodge. No. 998. A.

F. St A. M. RAKSTIS Dorothy Rakstls. late of 820 W.

19 th street, dear mother of Dorothy, Judy, nd the late Stella Sylvester, mother-in-law of Domlnlck, grandmother of Sharon Ann. Resting at funeral home, 659 W. 18th street. Services Friday. 8:30 a.

to Providence of God church. Interment St. Casimir's. Information, SEeley 3-5711. RAVEN Francis Rauen.

husband cf Mary, father of Edward. George- David. Mary Frances MrMabon. Jean, Betty. James.

Ann, and Mercedes, brother of George, Mathlas. Earl, Ann Meyers, and Joseph. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 7133 S. Western avenue, to St.

Rita's chapel. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. PRospect 6-0777.

READER David Reader, at Et. Petersburg, formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Ruth, dear father of Joseph and Doree Frankenthal, three grandchildren, loving brother of George. Jack, Fannie Sat, Dora Maslowsky, the lata Samuel, and James. Service Wednesday, 3 p. at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue.

Interment Acacia Lawn cemetery. Waidhelm. atreet, Eimnurst. nusoana oi tnen Clark, father of Viola Mae Kelr. grandfather of Lana Gall Kelr, also survived by two brothers and three sisters.

Resting at chapel, 134 S. York street. Eimnurst, where services will be held Thursday. 1 p. m.

Interment Chapel Hill Gardens. West. Charge Tear Order Faeeral Flewert from $5 Anoeirr relieves neadaehw. JOHANSEN Oscar T. johansen.

Dec. 18. KFXMEK Harry W. Kelmer. Happy birthday, daddy.

LOVING WIFE, DAUGHTER. HUSBAND. McGl'IRE Arthur J. McGulre. Sadly missed on his birthday, Dec.

20. by MOTHER. DAD, BRO. JOHN. SISTER BETTE KEEFNER.

SILVERMAN Mary Udwln Silverman. In loving memory of my dear mother, who passed way 13 years ago today. LOVING SON, EDWARD. II' KNBL'LL Dart Tumbull. In fond memory of my dear friend, who passed away one year ago today.

THOMAS SUS JR. FRATERNAL NOTICES CLARK Robert L. Clark. Dec. 17, 1950.

Be Gary. Gilbert Gruenberg, Gary, was named special prosecutor. Other assistant prosecutors and their specialties will be: Kenneth Raub, Gary City court; Frank Sparber, and Emil J. Keseric, Gary Juvenile court; John Draper, Gary Superior court; Ralph Thor-sen, Hammond City court; William Bellshaw, Hammond Juvenile court; Harold Doutheti, Hammond Superior court; Thomas Cerajew-gki. Whiting Cry court; Henry Petersen, East Chicago City court; Al East Chicago Juvenile court, and Ray R.

Fyatt, Hobart City court. if 1950, -dear son oi nannan ana uie uic Oscar, fond brother of Samuel. James, Thomas. Herman, and Martha Shoeman. Services Wednesday.

8 p. at funeral chapel. 4338 Fullerton av. Interment stoughton. wis.

loved wile oi Mrs. wune Clark. Resting at chapel. 3800 S. Michigan avenue, where services will be held Thursday, Dec.

21, at 1 p. m. Interment Lincoln cemetery. Detlrere "MUatet Fresh" m. i 910, neuritis pain foit because Anecirt is like a doctor's prescription thor is, Anacin contains not just one, but combination of medically proven, active- ingredients in easy-to-tok tablef form.

Thousands have been introduced to Anacin through their pwn dentist or physicians. If you nave never used Anacin, try these tablets yourseff for incredibly fast, lona-iostina relief from eain. Dan's JOHNSON Charles A. Johnson of 112 Charles COSTELLO Katherlne C. Costello.

late of 0 wienhoebcr eo FLOIIST avenue, Eimnurst. dchji uuiuwi. Selma. dear father of Alice Bouchls, Harry. Edward, and Alvln Johnson, also survived by four grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren.

Resting at chapel. 134 S. York street. Elmhurst, until Thursday, 11 a. m.

Services Thursday, 3 p. at First Evangelical church, York street and North venue, Elmhurst. Interment Elm Lawn. 1151 North Shore avenue, devoted aaugnier of the late Patrick and Ellen Darcy Costello, fond sister of Mrs. William H.

Durkln. Sister Mary Prudens. B. V. Helen, Agnes, nd the late James and Anne.

Funeral Thursday. Dec. 31. at 9:30 a. from funeral home.

1359 Devon avenue at Glen-wood, to St. Ignatius church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment Calvary.

7 So. Wabash wait. Buy Anacin today. WAUBANSIA LODGE. NO.

160, A. F. A. M. Members are requested to attend funeral services for our late past master, Isaac Dovta.

to be held Wednesday. Dec. 30. 1050, 1 p. at chapel.

K30S Broadway. David Cohan, W. M. Call RAndolph 6-3700 I A.