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PIHLFELDT, TODAY'S RADIO BROADCASTS RITZY CCC CAMP FOR SONS OF RICH STIRS CONGRESS Today Features BRIDGE ENGINEER, IS DEAD AT 82 WMAQ Guiding Light. WENR Charles Dart's orch. WJJD Suppertime Frolic. ryMBI Hebrew-Christian program. 4:43 P.

M. WMAQ Beautiful Life. WBBM Scat tergood Baines. WENR Paradise Thunder. P.

M. W-G-N Sensation Syncopation. WENR King Arthur Jr. WBBM Man on the Street. ON W-G-N.

Joan Blondell. supported by a cast of Hollywood radio actors, will be ON SHORT WAVE. Central Standard Time. BERLIN 7:15 p. m.

New in Ennlish: DJD. 11.77 nw, 25 4 DJZ. 11.80 25.4 m. ROME 9 p. News In English: 2R03, fl.h.'t 1.1 2R04.

11.81 25.4 2B06. 15.30 19 6 m. BERLIN 9:30 p. in EntrliFh: DJD. 11.77 25.4 DJZ.

11.80 25.4 m. LONDON 10:15 p. m. Britain Speaks. GSC.

9.58 31.3 GSD. 11.75 25.5 GSL, 6.11 WBBM Aunt Jenny's Stories WJJD Melody Market. WIND Dance and Romance. 11 :00 A. M.

W-G-N Editor's Daughter. WCFL Siring Ensemble. WM AQ Kitty Keene. WJJD Smart Set. WBBM Kate Smith.

WLS Martha Crane. WHIP Sanctuary Service. 11:15 A. M. W-G-N ii In Kyan.

WMAQ The O'Neills. WBBM When a Girl Marries. WJJD Friday Serenade. WCFL Phil Libby. 11:30 A.

M. W-G-N Treat Time. WMAQ Farm and Home. WBBM Helen Trent. WJJD Safety Court.

WLS Song of a Dreamer. WAAF Moonlight Orchids. 11:43 A. M. W-G-N I.en Salvo.

WBBM Our Gal Sunday. WCKl-Sport News. WIND Fred Beck. LLOYD GEORGE'S WIFE BURIED AT TOWN IN WALES IThleago Tribune Press Service. LONDON, Jan.

23. Dame Margaret Lloyd George, who died Monday, was buried In the public cemetery of Cric-cieth, Wales, today. Her husband, David Lloyd George, world war prime minister, and their two sons attended the ceremony. Every shop and business place in Criccieth closed for the funeral. The Union Jack flew at half staff on Criccieth.

castle and the Welsh red dragon emblem at half staff on Dinas hill. On a wreath of lilies of the valley and crimson carnations, Lloyd George inscribed in Welsh, "To my sweetheart." Dame Margaret's body was borne to the cemetery on a flower decked farm cart drawn by 65 members of the home guard, one of whom dropped dead during the ceremony. Among hundreds of telegrams of sympathy were those from President Roosevelt, King George and Queen Elizabeth. Expert in City's Service for 47 Years. Harvard and' Dartmouth Grads Enrolled.

heard in another broadcast of I Want a Divorce, over W-G-N and Mutual at 8:30 p. m. How the dangers of a test pilot's duties cause marital strife will be the theme of tonight's story. The Philadel-nhia orchestra 49.1 m. miCACO FRF-QUENCIES.

M-G-N 720 WJJD 1130 WJOB 1200 Thomas G. Pihlfeldt, city engineer of bridges since 1901 and recognized WMAQ The Citadel. 5:15 P. M. W-G-N Uncle Harry.

WBBM Hedda Hopper. WIND Walk athon. WCFL Loretta. BrftO P. M.

W-G-N News. WMAQ Jack WCFL Guess Who. WENR Bud Barton. WIND Eddie Chase. ft.

-35 P. M. W-G-N Royal Review. :4 P. M.

W-G-N Evening; Merenaae. 5:45 P. M. W-G-N Capt. Midnight.

WBBM World Today. WMAQ Fort Pearson. WENR Tom Mix Shootera WrFL Jack Kelly's orch. Washington. D.

Jan. 23. A de luxe CCC camp which numbers WSRO 1210 EDO 1210 WMRO 1250 WUES WHKO 1420 11 IP 1480 I WMAQ 670 WIND 6HO BUM 770 WI.S 870 WENR 870 WA AF 920 W('KL-II7(I WCBD 1080 as an autnority on the bridge lift type of used in 3, died of I nia yes- If lift type of with Ezio Pinza. AFTERNOON Chicago, noted basso, as guest soloist, will be pneumonia 'Indicate MBS program. 1 nresented over W-G-N and Mutual from 2:15 to 3:15 p.

with Eugene MORNING terday in his home at 4707 i Dover street. He had been in an oxygen tent since A'- Ormandy conducting. Quin Ryan, W-G-N news commenta EVENING UNDERTAKERS. P. M.

will be heard twice today, 11:15 a. m. and again at 8:15 in his newly among its 15 recent Dart mouth anil rvi rd prmcluates is under fire in congress. The camp, near Sharon. Vt was cpened Jan.

1 lor the avowed pur-p of training fu-t CCC leaders. It is under the Monday, when he Vte expanded evening news review, was laKen nome i iff At 9:30 p. m. the second chapter of from his office in the city hall after becoming ill. He the Hound of the Baskervilles will be Thomas G.

rihlfeldt. presented on the Adventures of Sher lock Holmes. The part ol Holmes is was 82 years old. Mr. Pihlfeldt was born in Vadso, played by Basil Rathbone.

Dr. Wat son is portrayed by Nigel Bruce. Norway, and obtained his engineering Lew Loyal, dramatic adventure series produced by Blair Walllser, and A. M. W-G-N Breakfast Tima Frolics.

6:30 A. M. W-G-N Good Morning. WL3 Mornmg Devotioni. A.

M. WCFL Cheerful Earful. WMAQ Suburban Hour. WJJD Louis P. Lerman.

WAAF Breakfast Express. WBBM News of Europe. WLS Cant. Heme. 7:10 A.

M. M'-G-N Everyday Words. 7:15 A. M. W-G-N Good Morninc prog.

WLS Doc Burlingham. WHIP Rowland church. 7 A. M. W-G-N Nothing But Troth.

7:30 A. M. W-O-N Wake I and Sins. WIJ Mae and Rob. WBBM Musical Clock.

WJJD Christian Science. 7:45 A. M. W-G-N flood Morning prog. WLS Jolly Joe.

WJJD Weather Bureau. 7:55 A. M. W-O-N Old Melodies. WBBM Aunt Jemima.

:0 A. M. FUperisio Arrow loeales (imp Mm Lane Soun Funeral Service Unformation SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL, 63D AND HARVARD-AV. FRIDAY. CRKFNMAN A I Irene.

0 a. m. at chapel. KNKTTLE Edwin. 1 1 a.

m. at chapel. SATURDAY. ANDERSON Wabel. 3 p.

m. at chapel. LONG Susane E. 1 D. in.

at chapel. McGUIRK William M. 8 :30 a. m. in church.

NORTH SIDE CHAPEL, 6501 N. ASHLAND-AYENCE. FRIDAY. BUCHHOLZ Elizabeth B. 3 p.

m. at chapel. SATURDAY. PIHLFELDT Thomas G. 2 p.

m. at chapel. WEHMEYER Emma R. 10 a. m.

in church. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. FRYE Louisa. NOON. W-G-N Is Anybody Home.

WBBM Beautiful Life. WLS Dinner Bell program. WAAF Symphonic hour. 12:15 P. M.

W-G-N Harold Turner. WMAQ Tunes and Tips. WBBM Women In White. WIND Bob Atcher. WCFI Voice of Komance.

12:30 P. M. W-G-N Markets. WJJD Noonday service. WMAQ Mile of Dimes.

WBBM Right to Happiness. WCFL Willie Winn. 12:33 P. M. W-G-N Var Gypsy oreh.

12:43 P. M. W-G-N K. Glnsburgh's orch. WBBM Road of Life.

Wt FL Don Artiste. WLS Meat Curing Talk. 12:50 P. M. WMAQ Doggy Dan.

P. M. W-O-N Don Norman's Date. WrlND Italian hour. WMAQ Betty Crocker.

WCFL Man on the Street. WJJD Stock Market. WBBM Young Dr. Malone. WLS School Time.

1:13 P. M. W-O-N Painted Ih-eams. WMAQ Arnold Grimm. WJJD Julane Pelletier.

WBBM Joyce Jordan. WCFL Meet the Folks. WAAF This Rhythmic Are, 1:3 M. W-G-N Make Believe Ballroom. WJJD Laugh Music Hall.

WBBM Fletcher Wiley. WHIP Going Forward. WMAQ Valiant Lady. WIND Board of Education. WLS Homemaker'a prog.

WCFL Guess Who. 1:43 P. M. WMAQ Light of the World. WBBM Home of the Brave.

WIND Race results. 2:00 P. M. WLS Orphans of Divorce. WBBM Mary McBrido.

WMAQ Mary Marlin. WHIP We Are American. 2:15 P. M. W-G-N Philadelphia Orch.

WCFL King's Men. WLS Amanda. WAAF Master Melodiea. id the de- me near bharon, tartment of acriculture. Describing the camp as one for the over-privileged." Representative Alter! J.

Engel ID, member of the house subcommittee which passes on CCC appropriations, said he will demand a thoro investigation. lie said he wrote the agriculture department on Jan. 4 for a report but has received no answer. Seek Superior Leaders. Paul IL Appleby, undersecretary of agriculture, who has been one of the moving spirits behind the Sharon camp idea, declared he cannot see "the least basis" for complaint over education In Germany.

He came to this country in 1879 and was naturalized in 188X. The following year he began work as a draftsman In the city bureau of mnps. In 1894 he was transferred to the bridge division of the bureau of engineering, where he remained ever since. Fifty-six movable bridges, were constructed in the city under Mr. Pihl-feldt's direction.

In 1932 he was made a knight of St. Olav by King Haakon of Norway. Word of Mr. Pihlfeldt's death was withheld immediately from his wife, Inga, who is ill of influenza in their home. Also surviving are two sons, Dr.

Edward R. Pihlfeldt and Thor Johansen; two daughters, Mrs. Edna Mclntyre and Mrs. Dagny Borge, and three grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.

m. tomorrow In the chapel at 5501 North Ashland avenue. I DEATH NOTICES FRYE Louise Frye of 922 Agatite avenue. Jan. 23.

1041. beloved wife of John K. Frye. mother of Mary Thurston, Stephen Ada Williamson. Hattie Comstock.

Lee Vangelli, and Ethyl Roby Ryan. At chapel. D501 N. Ashiand-av. Funeral notice later.

GOIN Catherine Maude Goln. beloved wife of Clifton W. Goln. Funeral services Friday. 2 p.

at chapel. 2743 Lincoln avenue. Interment Mount Emblem. HAMMERSTONE Fredrikke M. Hammer-atone, Jan.

22. 1941, beloved wife of Gjer-man, dear mother of Leonard. David. George, the lata Daniel. Mane and Esther Otto, fond sister of Edwin and Martin Hansen, both in Norway, and Marie and Jenny, grandmother of Ronald and Arlene.

Services Saturday. 2 p. at Calvary Tabernacle. 2715 W. North avenue.

At rest at funeral chapel. 4338-40 Fullerton-av until 10 a. m. Saturday. Interment Mount Olive.

HEELAN Hannah Kelly Heelan. beloved wife of William, fond mother of Anne Heelan and William Heelan. sister of the late Mary. Daniel C. William Kelly, and Mrs.

Katherine Coyne. At ber home. 4109 W. Monroe street. Funeral Saturday.

Jan. 25. at 11 a. to St. Mel'a church.

Interment Mount Olivet. HEFNER Alice M. Hefner, sister of Frank Adam. Ella Louise. Hasbrouch and the late Henry Mills Hefner.

At chapel. 79th and Emerald avenue, for aervices, Saturday, 2 it. in. Interment Oak Wood. Stewart V170.

HENKE Helen Henke of MS Sheridan road, Wilmette. wife of Herbert W. Henke. daughter of Mrs. Susan Martin, sister of T.

K. Martin. Mass Saturday, 9:30 a. St. Francis church, Wilmette.

Remains at residence. I1EUERMANN Minna 9. Heuermann. daughter of the late Henry W. and Dorothea Heuermann, dear sister of Magda.

Dora. Mrs. Anna Hamilton, and the late Emma J. Heuermann. aunt of Henry W.

and Theodor M. Hamilton. Funeral services at her home. 52U Fair Oaks avenue. Oak Park.

Saturday, at 2 p. m. Interment Graceland. I RSCH Ernestine Hirsch. beloved wife of the late Samuel, fond mother of Bernard, Anna Kallick, Milzi Singer, and Rose.

Funeral today. Friday. 2 p. at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment A.

A. North Shore Congregation cemetery, Jewish Waldheim. HORNLAND Nels Hornland of 1847 N. Whipple street, husband of the late Louisa. Services Saturday, 3 p.

at funeral home, 4553 Milwaukee-av. Interment Mount Olive. HUEBNER Gustav A. Huebner of 4212 W. 21st place, beloved husband of the late Ida Huebner Inee Stoelk).

fond father of Herbert, Mrs. Eleanor Andler, Gustav and Clarence, grandfather of eight grandchildren. Remains at funeral home. 6701-03 W. Division street, where services will be held at 1 :30 p.

m. Saturday, Jan. 25. Interment Oakridge cemetery. JF.SIONOWSKI Walter JeslonowsM.

Jan. 21. beloved son of Joseph, brother of Bernlce Potampa. Harriet, Lillian, Joseph Anton, Florence, and Edward. Funeral Saturday, Jan.

2A, at a. from residence. 4 816 S. Kedvale avenue, to St. Bruno church.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. KNAUS John Knatia, suddenly. Jan. 23, beloved husband of Mary nee Mchlatipl, fond father of Peter, brother of Wijlmm and Mrs. C.

Blaeser. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from late home, 2446 Orchard street, to St. Clement's church. KOEPF Etta Koepf Inee Loewel.

Jan. 22. 1941. devoted mother of Virginia, dearly beloved daughter of Fred and Elizabeth Loewe. Services Saturday, 2 p.

at funeral chapel, 4338-40 Fullerton avenue. Interment Woodlawn cemetery. KORALEWSKI Stella KoralewskI tnee Adam-kiewiczl. late of 2559 W. 3bth street, beloved mother of Theodore and William, daughter of Valeria Adamkiewicz, sister of Jean Jazgier.

Funeral Saturdsv, Jan. 25. 9:30. from chapel, 1734 W. 4tli street, to St.

Pancratlus' church. Interment Resurrection. Yards 3713. KOI.G RAFF George J. Kolgraft.

formerly of HI57 S. Sangamon street, dearly beloved husband of Mary Inee Ryan I devoteti father of Marie Gallagher and Frank Kolgruff. fond brother of Caroline Anderson and Lula Wielatz. cousin of Agnes Carlstrom. Funeral Saturday at 9 a.

m. from chapel. 1716-18 W. 63d street, to St. Basil's church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Prospect 1000-38S9. KOWALSKI John Kowalskl of 2129 N. Leavitt street, dearly beloved husband of Marie nee Krajcsi; dear father of Charles Gasior. fond father-in-law of Mrs.

Madalyn Gasior. Funeral Saturday, Jan. 25. at 2 p. at funeral home.

525 Armitage avenue, to Aeacia Park. Member of Casimir Pulaski lodge. A. F. A.

M. KULIK Joseph Kulik. late of 8717 Exrhantre avenue, father of Joseph. Robert, Frank. John.

Alexander, Frances Puetz, and Clara Curley. brother of Thomas Kulik and Christine Notzen. Fnneral from chapel. 8803 Commercial avenue. Saturday, 10 a.

to SS. Peter and Paul church. Interment Holy Cross. LEGO Charles G. Legon of 34 44 N.

Claire-mont avenue, fond son of Rose, nee Ku-back. and the late Charles dear brother of Dorothy Marbach. Funeral Saturday at 1 p. m. from chapel.

3905-07 Lincoln avenue to St. Barnabas' Episcopal church. 4241 W. Washington boulevard, at 2 p. m.

Interment Woodlawn. LEVA Jeanette Leva. See MagistrelU notice. LEVY Isadora N. Levy of 70.16 East En.l presented from W-G-N's main audience studio, is scheduled at 7 p.

m. ON OTHER STATIONS. 7 p. m. WIND Columbia lecture hall.

7 WBBM Kate Smith with Milton Berle in Tall, Dark and Handsome." 7 WMAQ Lucille Manners concert. 7:30 WMAQ Information Please with Warden Lewis E. Lawes and Boris Karloff as guests. 8 WENR Gang Busters. 8 :30 WMAQ Everyman's Theater with Bette Davis in Of Human Bondage." 8:30 WBBM Playhouse with Luther Adler and Sylvia Sidney In Golden Boy." 9 WENR Knox College club with Carl Sandburg and Christopher Mor- CEMETERIES.

JEWISH WALDHEIM -Where perpetual care is more than a promise; single plots, S'-4 up. with full care; send for 'ourtrn car; no obligation. Phone Randolph 7384 4 GRAVE cemelerr lot At beautiful" Memorial I-ark. Keaa. Mnllxrry (mill.

ley. 9:30 WMAQ Alec Tempieton Time with the Vass Family, Pat O'Malley MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. WOMAN INJURED IN AUTO-TAXICAB COLLISION DIES Mrs. Mildred Delaney, 38 years old, and William Primrose. CEMETERY MARKERS.

MONUMENTS AT 9:30 WBBM Al Pearce's Gang with Ray O'Day as guest. a comptometer operator, aiea last W-G-N Dr. Preston Bradley, WENR Radio Fanfare. WMAQ Sweet and Swing. WBBM Amos 'n' Andy.

WCFL Race results. WIND German hour. P. M. W-O-N Bob Elson.

WCFL Musical Motorcade. WENR Mile of Dimes. WBBM Lanny Ross. 6:3 P. M.

W-G-N Ciipt. Heme. WBBM Hall of Sport. WCFL Hal Tolten. WMAQ Henry Cook.

0:43 P. M. W-fl-N Inside or Kports. WCFL Music Time. WLS Westerners.

WIND Dinner Musle. P. M. W-G-N Lew Loyal. WMAQ Lucille Manners.

WBBM Kate Smith. WIND Lecture Hall. WLS Young Chicago Sings. 7:15 P. M.

WCFL 4 ission Melodies. WIND Hans Muenier. WLS Discussion Club. 7:30 P. M.

W-G-N Ted Flo Rito. WLS Death Valley Days. WMAQ Information. Please. WCFL Labor Flashes.

7:45 P. M. WCFL Swing It. 8:00 P. M.

W-G-N Gabriel lleatter. WMAQ Walts Time. WBBM Johnny Presents. WENR Gang Busters. WCFL Novena Service.

WIND Sea ttergood Baineg. 8:15 P. M. W-G-N (uin Ryan's News. 8:3 P.

M. W-G-N I Want at Divorce. WIND Evening Dance. WBBM Playhouse. WMAQ Everyman's Theater.

8:35 P. M. WENR Your Happy Birthday. 9:0 P. M.

W-G-N Bay Gram WBBM Jimmy Evans. WMAQ Wings of Destiny. WENR Knox College club. 9:15 P. M.

W-O-N Diek Jurgens' oreh. WCFL Music America. WBBM Naval Reserve prog. WENR Vass Family. 9:30 P.

M. W-G-N Sherlock Holmes. WMAQ Alec Tempieton. WBBM Al Pearce. WJOB Croatian hour.

WENR Paul Laval's orch. P. M. WCFL Familiar Melodies. WENR Donald Douglas.

10:00 P. M. W-G-N Art Kassel's orch. WENR Ten o'clock Final. WMAQ Pleasure Time.

WBBM Dave Baul. P. M. W-G-N Chicago at Night. WBBM Sister Emmy.

10:30 P. M. W-G-N I-awrrnre Welfc. WMAQ Lou Breese. WIND Tommy Dorsey.

WCFL Music Lovers' prog. 10:45 P. M. W-G-N Dirk Jurgens' orch. WBBM Tommy Dorsey.

11:0 P. M. W-G-N I.ate WBBM Music Masterworks. 11:15 P. M.

W-G-N Leighton Nohle. WENR Marathon Melodies. 11:3 P. M. W-G-N Eddy Durhln.

WBBM Bob Knight'a orch. WCFL Daiice orchestra. 11:43 P. M. WENR Jack Denny's orch.

MIDNIGHT. W-G-N Griff Williams. WENR Music You Want. WEDC Humans of Fate. WIND Nite Watch.

WMAQ King's Jesters. 12:3 A. M. W-G-N Art Kassel's orch. WENR Gene Krupa.

1:0 A. M. W-G-N Ted Flo Kito's oreh. WMAQ Ma Perkins. night in Michael Reese hospital of injuries suffered earlier in the day when the car in which she was riding collided with a taxicab at 31st street and South Park way.

She lived LIFE PANORAMA IS UNROLLED IN W-G-N FANTASY A fantasy written to make the ut WBBM Song Treasury. 2:30 P. M. WJJD Board of Education. WCFL Music Appreciation.

WBBM School of the Air. WMAQ Pepper Young. WLS John's Other Wife. at 659 Tennessee street, Gary. Police WIND Race results.

2:45 P. M. most use of the potentialities of radio was presented on the In Chicago Tonight program last evening over W-G-N and the Mutual network. WMAQ Vic and Sade. WLS Just Plain Bill.

WCBD D. A. R. program. WENR Mother o' Mine.

W-G-N Your Morning Nrws. WJJD Bob worth Broadcast. WBBM Melodies and Menui. WMAQ Your Neighbor. WCFL Breakfast Club.

WLS De Zurik Sisters. 8:15 A. M. W'-G-N Gospel Sinter. A.

M. W-G-N Morning Musical. WBBM Bri eh tor World. WMAQ Coffee Time. WLS Betty Crocker.

WIND Organ Interlude. 8:45 A. M. w.C.-N Wishing Well. WBBM Shopping with the Missus.

WLS Rangers and Christine. WMAQ Norman Rosa. WJJD Sunshine Jubilee. A. M.

W-G-N Arthur Godfrey. WMAQ Houseboat Hannah. WIND Start Right. WBBM By Kathleen Norris. WLS Runty.

9:10 A. M. WAAF Canary Serenade. 9:15 A. M.

W'-G-N The Draron. WLS Vie and Sade. WMAQ Morning Mood. WCFL King's Jesters. WBBM Myrt and Marge.

WIND Arm Enlistment. 9:30 A. M. W'-G-N Keep Fit to Music. WJJD Parents and Teachen.

WMAQ Ellen Randolph. WLS Mary Martin. WCFL General Speaks. WIND Hawaii Calls. WBBM Stepmother.

WHIP Budapest hour. 9:43 A. M. W-G-N June Baker, Home Management. WBBM Meet the Missus.

WLS Pepper Young. WMAQ Guiding Light. WIND Bob and Bonnie. 0:00 A. M.

W-G-N Tom, Dick, and Harry. WMAQ Man I Married. WAAF Orchestra Pit. WBBM Don Artiste. W'LS Jack Turner.

WIND Traffic Court. WCFL For Women Only. WHIP Lithuanian hour. 10:15 A. M.

W-O-N Don Pedro. W'LS Friendly Neighbors. WBBM Martha Webster. WMAQ Against the Storm WJJD Musical Portraits. W'CFL Variety program.

WAAF Morning Ballads. A. M. W-G-N Bachelor's Children. WJJDSalonettes.

WMAQ Road of Life. WBBM Bis Sister. WLS Julia Blake. WAAF Mythical Ballroom. WMBI Pastor's Home.

10:43 A. M. W-G-N Linda's Love. WMAQ David Harum. WLS Live Stock Market.

The production, titled "Twilight WBBM Portia Blake. WMAQ Backstage Wife. WAAF Mythical Ballroom. WJJD Off the Bookshelf. WCFL Danceland.

Shore," written for radio by Milton Geiger, combined elements of drama, together with mood music, some of it from Debussy, much from David Broekman, the Hollywood composer- I DEATH NOTICES In Hemorlam, BERKSON Dorothy C. Berkuop. In lovlns memory of our darling" Dorothy, who de-liartvd this liie '21 years ago today. MUTUEU AND felbiER. COGHLAN Mamie A.

Cogiilan. In loving memory of my beloved mother on her birthday. Mass at Bay St. Louis, Miss. ISABEL.

CONWAY Sarah Conway. A tribute of love everlasting; to the memory ol an angel mother, who left us one year ago today. LOVING CHILDREN. GABEL Josephine Gabel. In loving- memory of our dear wife, mother, and grandmother, who passed away one year ago 'today.

HUSBAND, SONS. GRANDCHILDREN. JOHNSON Andrew Johnson. In memory of our dear husband and father, who passed away two years ago today. Resting in God's care.

W1FK AND CHILDREN. KELLMAN Max Kellman. In loving memory of our dear husband and father. Beloved wife and sons. ANNA AND MAURICE AND GILBERT.

KLUGMAN Mollie Friedman Klugman, 1933. Darling, always in our hearts and thoughts. MOTHER AND SISTERS. ADAMS Jennie Adams Inee Hardy of oioo Harper avenue, wife of Oswald, sister of Edward. Mrs.

Mary Freeh, and Thomas Hardy. Funeral Saturday, at a a. from chapel. 9108 Cottage Grove avenue, to St. Ailbe's cnurcb.

Burial Mount Olivet. ALBRECHT Charles E. Albrecht of 854 W. 51st street, beloved husband of Elizabeth Inee Baranowskil, fond father of Frank. Clarence, and Lorraine, son of Frank and 3:15 P.

M. W-G-N Alvino Key's oreh. WMAQ Stella Dallas. WENR Betty and Bob. conductor, and unusual sound effects.

Twilight Shore is an imaginative WBBM We the Abbotts. 3:30 P. M. said Charles Gray of 5647 Michigan avenue, colored, driver of the taxicab, drove past a stop light. Five other persons were injured in the collision.

Three persons were injured when an automobile driven by Chester Gan-czewskl, 32, of 9129 Houston avenue, smashed into the rear of another car, stopped for a traffic light at Columbus and Balbo drives, and hurled it against a light post. In the other car were Benjamin F. Forster, 67, of 1442 East Marquette road, and his chauffeur, Dewey Fraley, 22. All were taken to St. Luke's hospital.

Benjamin Wolff, 73, of 1867 South Kedzie avenue, died in County hospital of injuries suffered on Tuesday when he was struck by a car. at Albany and Ogden avenues. The driver was James Czepczynski, 4902 22d place, Cicero. Up to 4 p. m.

yesterday 64 persons had been killed by automobiles in Cook county since Jan. 1. Of these, 47 were killed in Chicago, where 1,417 were injured In the same venture into a woman's experience and dreams as a new life is brought W-G-N Radio Gossip club. WENR Club Matinee. WMAQ Lorenzo Jones.

MEYER George W. Meyer of 1237 Lincoln avenue. Skokie, 111., beloved husband of Margaret (nee Witty, fond father of Mar-Caret. George, and Rosemarie. Funeral Saturday.

10:45 a. from funeral horn. S057 Nile Center road, Skokie. to Peter's church. Interment St.

Mary's cess tery, Techny. OLITOR -Joseph I. Moll tor. Jan. 22.

beloved husbaud of Adeiaula dm MarUa: fond father of John. James, and Joaa Moh tor. son of Anna Moiitor and tba laisi Joseph, brother of Charles. Mary. Margaret, and Louise Hoes.

Funeral Saturday. 1A a. from late residence. 9101 Grant avenue. Brook held, to St- Barbara churcju Interment St.

Mary's cemetery. MOOREHOUSE Michael Moorehouse. b-loved infant son of Myle and Grace a Spar- -rerl. Funeral Saturday. Jan.

25. at a. from funeral home. 6901 Rooseveia road. Berwyn.

to St. Mary of Ceile churca. Interment St. Bonifacs cemetery. MOSTOW Eva Mostow.

age 67. beloved wlfsi of the late Emanuel, dear mother of Sad White of Los Angeles. Rose Abracca. Charles. Hen.

and Besse. grandmother of grandchildren. Funeral Friday. Jan. 24.

1 p. at chapel. 69:5 Stony Island avesae. Interment O. B.

A. Waldheim. M0WSCHINE Adelle Mowscbtne. beloved wile of the late Abraham, dear mother of Jack. Suzanne Charal.

Henry. Adolph. and the lata Michael, aurl of Josepa Finaton. Funeral Friday. 11 a.

ft chapel, 3125 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Jewieo. Waldheim. NELSON John O.

Nelson. Jan. 23. husband! of the late Helen, father of Axel R. and the late Mrs.

Esther C. Nelson and John brother of Sven Nelson. Funeral services Saturday, 3 p. to- at funeral home. f20 N.

Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Rose hi 11 cemetery. EM EC James M. Nemec. beloved snsband of Agnes Inee Opelkal.

fond father ef Florence, son of Joseph and Mane, and the late Barbara Nemec. brother of Josepa. Edward, and Marie Smach. Funeral Saturday, Jan. 25.

8 a. from late residenrc. 4925 Wolfram street, to St. Genevieve church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. Member of Robert Fsunt post. No. 54it. V.

F. Forges post. So. 196. Ameru-sai I ton; Carbonle Gas th-tvers, local 723.

I. II. of T. Lswndal Bd.10. O'ltlllEN-PatHek John O'Ttrlen.

3.14S. TT. Harrison street, husi.sn.l of Margaret tv-s Municnl. father of Murnen. Brtoe.

and Mrs. Henry Neilsen. grandfather of BrU-e Netlsen. Funeral from 2346 W. Madison street Saturday.

9:30 a. to Oar Lady of Sorrows church. Interment Mount Carmel. PASZKOWPKI Dominick PaszkowsM ef 4653 W. North avenue.

Jan. 22. 1941. beloved father of Anna. Jessie.

Wanda. Jean. William. TV odor, and Michael. Fnneral Saturday.

Jan. 25. at 9 a. from 1457 Blackhawk street, to All Saicta church. Interment All Saints cemetery, Higgtns road and Des Flames river, la-formation.

Brunswick 255. PHELAN James J. Phelan. b-loved hunhand of Nellie, brother of John I'helan. member of St.

Cyril Holy Name society. Funeral from chapel. 7705 Cottars avenue. Saturday. 8:30 a to St.

Cynl's churro. Burial Mount Olivet cemetery. rilll.FF.I.nT-Thnmss Pihlfeldt of 47ITT lover street. Jun. 23.

1941. beloved husband of Inga Pihlfeldt. father of Dr. E. R.

Pihlfeldt. Mrs. Edna Mclntyre. Thor Johansen. and Mrs.

Dagny Borge. grandfather of Betty Jane. Mildred, and Manon. At chapel. 5501 N.

Ashland-av, where services will be held Saturday, Jan. 25. 2 p. m. Bunal privatsv REDMOND Nora Redmond.

Hughes, beloved sister of Mrs. Delia Biggers of Detroit. Mrs. Theodore Wolcott ef Joliet. and the late John P.

Hughes. neral Saturday. 8 a. from parlors. 6fl5 S.

Halsted street, to St. Bernard's ehurcli. Burial Dwight. HI. Wentworth 0500.

REILLY James D. Reilly. late of 4M4 JT. I well avenue, beloved husband of Martha-loving son of Bridk-et Inee FitxrarnHt J. and the late Bernard brother of Offieer Bernard John.

Anna Marx, snd the lata Thomas. Funeral Saturday. 9 .10 a. from funeral home. 4553-61 Milwaukee nue.

to St. Edward's church. Intermrot All Saints'. Member of Otto Slaebelui post. No.

849. V. F. W. RITTER Blanche Ritter Tnee rs 43.

beloved mother of Henry, lovinr sister of Ahram. SoL and Maurice. Funeral Friday. 2:30. from chapel.

3600 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Jewish Waldheim. RYDER Edward Ryder, formerly of 141 W. 54th street.

Jan. 2.7. beloved husband of the late Rose Ryder, fond father of Lillie Moynihan. Resting at ftmeral chapel. 5522 S.

Halsted. where services! will be held. Saturday. 3:15 p. m.

ia-terment Mount Hope. SAXE Philip O. Saxe. son of the late Charles; Philip and Ellen O. Saxe.

brother of Mrs. C. B. Arnold of Evanston. Mrs.

M. A. Loucks of Gloversville, N. and Mrs. T.

P. Knack of Geneva. 111. Services 2:30 o. nr.

Friday at Immanuel Episcopal church ia La Grange. Interment La Grange cemetery. SCALBOM Jennie Cole Sealbom of HOT Shermer avenue. Glenview. Iil.

Funeral Saturday. Jan. 25. at 2 p. to Immanaet Church of New Jerusalem.

Glenview. Ls-terment Oak Woods. West Northfield- SCHANK Catherine M. Schank. Jan.

2. 1941. of 6720 Oglesby avenue, fond sister of Elizabeth Schank. the late Christian and John C. Schank and Mrs.

Carol ins Schmidt, beloved aunt of Edward J. Schmidt. Remains at chapel. 5203 Lake Park avenue until Friday noon. Semeee Friday, 2 p.

tn. at Salem Evanrelieal chorea. 6K20 Emerald avenue. Interment ail Woods. Hyde Park 0014.

SCHEJBAL Marie Schejbal tnee Sedlakl. beloved wife of the late Joseph. Ioticc mother of Ella Jordak. Funeral Saturday at 11 a. m.

at chapeL 6507 W. Cermak road. Interment Bohemian Nauocai. Berwyn 2310. SEYMOUR Horatio R.

Seymour. Jan. 23. of 2445 Lexington street, beloved husband of Ellen, devoted father of Mrs. Cora Pearson.

Homer. Mrs. Kittle Mann. E'bis. Mrs.

Minnie Pugh. Nellie. Jay and Mrs. Jennie Cummins- Services Friday. Jaa 24.

at 8:30 p. at chapel. 214-16 S. Western avenue, at Jackson boulevard. Interment Sharon.

Tenn. SEYMOUR Effis Seymour, mother of Leslie) E. and Russell J. Harden and Arlene Kea. sister of Alfred.

Lucy. Rose, snd Cora. Fa-neral services at chapel. East 63d slre-t and Evans avenue. Saturday.

Jan. 25. at 1 p. m. Interment Anuoch.

LI. SLOKE Catherine Sloke. Jan. 23. late ef 6247 W.

Lake street, beloved daughter of the late Sebastian and Petrinella Sinks, sister of Mary Le May. Elizabeth Voelker. Rose, Charles. George, and Joseph Sloke. Funeral Monday at 9 a.

m. from faneral home. 3952 W. Cermak road, to Epiphany church. Interment Mount Olivet.

SPELLMAN William Hugh Spellman. loved huband of Helen Etzei Spenman. fond father of Mrs. Munel Galloway, brother of Mrs. Al Stephen.

Mrs. Sam McCarthy. Mrs. Rozlta Langlou. Mary.

Lester, and Thomas Spellman. Funeral Saturday. Jan. 25. 10 a.

at his residence, 4316 Wilcox street. Interment family lot. Prospect 7776. SPRING Alice McGowan Spring. Jan.

2. 1941. of 2841 W. 38ta place, dearly beloved wife of Anthony, fond mother of the Rev. Leo and sister of Mrs.

Patrick. Cavanaugh. Funeral Saturday." Jan. 25. at 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 2616 W. 38th place, to St. Agnes" church. Burial Holy Sepulchre.

Information. Laf. Ot'SO. STENQU1ST Sophie Stenouisf. are 88 years, beloved mother of Ellen Southern.

Geonns Gunner, and Emit. Funeral Saturday. p. at funeral home. 1458 Belmont ava nue.

to Acacia Park cemetery. STOCDEMIRE Mae Stoudemlre. new Snyder, beloved wife of Frank, fond mother of thai late Frank and Arthnr. aiater of Mrs. Rose) Hogan.

Funeral Saturday. Jan. 25. at 9 a m. from chapel.

3619 W. North avenoe. to Maternity B. V. M.

church. Interment St, Joseph's. BelmoDt 4047. STOUT Bertha Stout fnee Schwantesl. ef Midlothian.

111., beloved wtfe of Frank, mother of Mrs. Anna Semmer. Theodore) Jenkins. Mrs. Emma Danielson.

grandmother of seven grandchildren. Resting at chapeL S4O0 S. Ashland avenue. Fnneral Saturday. 1 :30 at Concordia Lutheran church, Midlothian, 111.

Interment Beverly cemetery. TARRSON Henry Tan-son of 225 S. Dunea avenue, beloved husband of Dora, father cf Irvin. Charlotte, and Jerome, brother ef Alex, in New York. Services Fndy.

P. at chapel. 3ri00 Roosevelt road. THOMSON Thomas F. Thomson Sr tste of 729 W.

4Sth street, beloved hoband of Margaret (nee Baikie). dear father ef Hazel Witt and Thomas fond brother of Anne Pearson. Resung st funeral home 7013 S. Racine avenue, until 11 a. m.

Sab. urday. Services Saturday. Jan. 25.

at 2 a. tn. at Drexel Park Presbytenan chorea, 64th street and Marshfield avenue, late ment Evergreen. Stewart 04 dO. VTAJAY Matus Wajay.

are 64. beloved husband of Pauline, devoted father of Helest Steller and Dr. Louis Wajay. Funeral Saturday. Jan.

25. 9 a. at 4254 W. Division street. Interment Our Lady of Sorrows.

YOUNG Cyrus H. Young Sr. of 32 Sth avenue. La Grance. suddenly, in Minneapolis, beloved husband of May.

father of Cyrus H. Jr. and Delight. Services at funeral home. 35 N- La Grace road.

La Grange. Saturday, at 3 p. m. Interment private. ZUCKERM AN Emma M.

Zuckermao fn- Lipschutzl. beloved wife of beniamin mother of Lawrence and Sandra, daughter of Max B. Lipschutz and Fannie, sistef of Rose S. and Harold. Services at latat residence.

6245 N. Rockwell street. 1 p. Friday. Jan.

24. Interment Knights of Je serb. Forest Park. forth. It starts with ethereal music WBBM Hilltop House.

WIND Race results. WJJD Tink. Beetle, Mouse. and flows out into a panorama of life, which she is permitted to view 3:45 P. M.

before her child is born. The fantasy was presented by the W-G-N Ien Salvo. WBBM Kate Hopkins. WMAQ Widder Brown. WENR Edgar A.

Guest. WJJD Tea Rhythm. W-G-N Players, with Barbara Luddy 4:00 P. M. W-G-N Melody Time.

WMAQ Girl Alone. WENR Mile of Dimes. WJJD Friday Roundup. as the young mother. The production was under the direction of William A.

Bacher. The W-G-N orchestra and chorus directed by Harold Stokes provided the musical setting. Comedy and song were provided before the drama by Lou Holtz and Diana Del Rio. WIND Sport Flashes. WBBM The Goldbergs.

4:03 P. M. WENR Yours Truly. 4:15 P. M.

avenue, beloved husband of Lee, dear father of Maxtne. brother of Charles of Sheboygan, Wis. Funeral Friday. 2 p. at chapel.

6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Sons and Daughters ol Joseph cemetery, Waldheim. LOWENTHAL Lena Lowenthal. age 69. wife W'-G-N Harold Turner.

ENGINEER IS HURT WAAF Salon concert. Georgina Albrecht. Funeral Saturday. Jan. 25, at 1:30 p.

from funeral home, 565'-! S. Ashland avenue, to St. Martini Evangel ical Lutheran church. Interment Evergreen Memorial Park. Canal 2o59.

ANDERSON Mabel Anderson. 646 W. Marquette road, Jan. 1941. beloved wife of Charles O.

Anderson, fond mother of Ralpb E. and John P. At chapel, 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Saturday. Jan. 25.

at 2 p. m. Burial Oak Hill. WBBM The O'Neills. WMAQ Lone Journey.

IN LEAP AS TRAIN FATHER OF SLAIN DRAFT DODGER of Sam. beloved mother of David. Joseph. Jess, Roy, and Harry. Funeral Friday, 10 4:30 P.

M. W-O-N Lone Ranger. a. at chapel. 130O W.

Devon avenue WBBM Chicago Special. Interment Westlawn. Shiva at 1630 Lunt. FACES U.S. TRIAL St.

Paul-Minneapolis papers please copy. LEAVES TRACKS Frederick Hensel, 46 years old, of East Chicago, a Baltimore and Ohio railroad engineer, was injured se ALTHEIDE Mary H. Altheide. fond mother of Violet, dear sister of Theodore Tiemann William Stranghoener. Mrs.

Bessie Hollen LUNDBERG Anna Sophia I.nndberg. 10525 Corliss avenue. Jan. 22. 1941.

wife of the late Carl August, dear mother of Mrs. Alida L. Danielson. Edwin A. and Arthur Pontiac, Jan.

23 Special. and state warrants were issued OBITUARIES stein, and Mrs. August Bontoux. Services Saturday at 2 p. m.

at late residence. 6255 today against Martin Eisele, father of riously yesterday when the locomotive and three cars of his freight grandmother of David and Karen. Rest N. Kenmore-av. Interment at Quincy, 111.

BARNETT Dora Barnett. late of 3403 W. Ixington street, beloved daughter of the late Louis and Mary, fond sinter of Ida ing at chapel. 214 E. 115th street.

Services Saturday. 25. at 2 p. m. Interment Oak Woods cemetery.

Miss Maria Twingstrand. Miss Maria Twingstrand, a resident train were derailed by an open switch and piled up on a siding near 48th place and Leavitt street. MADSEN Vjggo Madsen. father of Mrs. Gussaroff.

Frank. Jeannette Nathan, Sarah of Chicago for 44 years, died yester Dorothy Nichols. Mrs. Margaret Granzme, Jambs. Funeral Friday, It) a.

at chapel, Carl-Zellers, 34, of Hammond, the Mrs. Stella Nichols. Jenny. Gra. Paul.

3125 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Jewish the camp's projected activities. Young men, he explained, are to be put thru a course of sprouts," probably lasting six months, in an effort to develop a superior type of minor CCC camp executive. "Not much consideration has been given in the past to camp leadership." he said.

"We expect to take these boys and train them to be straw bosses and leaders." We can look for the Harvard law school to start a course in CCC straw bossery- any time, I suppose," Representative Engel said. "Dartmouth appears to be giving young men of America a new ambition to become straw bosses at CCC camps." They Get raid. Too. Inquiry revealed that the cost of opening up the outdoors to the scions of the wealthy Back Bay set is approximately $1,000 per man. This includes the a month pay each receives, the $7 deposited monthly to their account with the government and the $15 a- month which is forwarded to their dependents, if any.

Dorothy Thompson, newspaper col-crrmist, is said also to have shared in the conception of the de luxe training camp, which is named Camp William James after the Harvard philosopher who advocated the return of young men to the soil as an outlet for their exuberance. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, wife of the President, is reported to have given her tacit approval also. Several of the college men, it is said, were inspired to enroll in the CCC by Prof. Eugene Rosenstock-Kuessy of Dartmouth.

An Austrian ernizre. Prof. Rosenstock Huessy worked in the European program of labor camps before coming to this country several years ago. Today the CCC officials denied knowledge of the enrollment of ivy league labor at government supported camps. Establishment of the Sharon camp received routine approval as a regular CCC project and then was turned over to the department of agriculture for supervision.

AILING DRUGGAN DOWN TO 80 DOCTOR REPORTS Terry Druggan, prohibition beer runner, has spent most of the time In bed since a recent operation for stomach ulcers. He can neither stand rect nor sit normally. His weight has gone down from 140 pounds to SO, and no one knows when he will be up and around again. This was disclosed yesterday by Dr. D.

F. Brooke of Barrington in a letter to Justice of the Peace Samuel S. Smith in Highland Park. Druggan was to have appeared at a deposition bearing before Smith to jdiscover what assets the government might seize to satisfy two judgments, totaling $612,000 in unpaid income taxes, penalties, and interest. At the suggestion of Assistant fnited States Attorney Joseph M.

Solon, the hearing was continued to Feb. 3. Druggan is bedridden on his farm southeast Zurich. He has served two years in prison for income tax evasion and is under indictment for concealing his interest in a brewery- SINKING OF MAINE TO BE RECALLED BY NAVY AND VETS The 43d annual U. S.

S. Maine memorial services will be held Feb. 15 in the naval reserve armory at the foot of Randolph street under the auspices of the United States navy and the Cook county councils of the United Spanish War Veterans and Veterans of Foreign Wars. The services will commemorate the sinking of the Maine in the harbor of Havana, Cuba, on Feb. 15.

1898. Speakers will be Rear Admiral John Downes, commander of the 9th naval district; Oscar E. Carlstrom. former attorney general of Illinois and past national commander of the United Spanish War Veterans, and Charles G. Beck, manager of Hines Veterans hospital.

H.K.Jones, Brother of Late Chief Justice, Kills Himself Howard K. Jones. 66 years old. a conductor on the Chicago and Alton railroad, shot and killed himself yesterday in his room at 355 Madison rtreet. A note blamed ill health for sus act.

Jones was a brother of the late TCorman I. Jones, chief justice of the Illinois Supreme court. Norman and Charles. Member of United Oakridge. Please omit flowers.

Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers BERNERO Asaunta Bernero. nee Anelli. for Services 1:30 p. m. Saturday at chapel.

merly of Chicago. Jan. IS. iyl. at iemos-I.

Genoa. Italy, wife of the late Louis Ber 1648 W. 63d street. Interment Fairmount nero. mother of Mrs.

Olive Terry, grand' CoL Eric M. Lubeck. Detroit, Mich, Jan. 23 Special. Col.

Eric M. Lubeck, 64, a prominent figure in the automotive industry for 30 years, died yesterday. Col. Lubeck was born in Chicago. He was connected with several of the early automobile manufacturers, and during the world war was in charge of motor ordnance of the Fourth army, and later with the army of occupation.

From 1923 to 1927 he was sales manager for the Apperson Motor company of Kokomo, Ind, and subsequently was western sales manager for Oakland-Pontiac. mother of Arthur, Harry, and Wells Terry, sister of John. Pasquale. Mrs. Virginia Gi- MAGISTRELLI Jeanette MagistrelU.

fond daughter of Sam and Angelina Leva, beloved wife of Clarence, fond mother of Elaine Clair Magistrelli. Funeral Monday, Jan. 27, at 9 a. from funeral home, 806 N. Wells street, to St.

Genevieve's fireman, leaped to safety. He told police that both he and Hensel jumped as the locomotive toppled, but that Hensel was struck and thrown Into the air by one of the derailed cars. Hensel was taken to St. Luke's hospital. New City police said the freight had moved to the siding to let a limited pass, and that the switch had been left open by a towerman during switching operations a few minutes earlier.

raldi. Mrs. Rose Torri. and the late Mary Bernero. Mass at Mother Cahrlnl church.

900 S. Sacramento, Saturday, Jan. 25, 8 a. m. day in the home of a sister, Mrs.

In-geborg Svenson, in Benton Harbor, Mich. She was years old. Miss Twingstrand was born in Sweden. She lived at 4455 Altgeld avenue in Chicago before going to Benton Harbor six months ago. In addition to Mrs.

Svenson she is survived by another sister. Miss Hilda Twingstrand of Benton Harbor, and a brother, Andrew Twingstrand of Oak Park. Services will be held at 1:30 p. tomorrow from the chapel at 10234 Michigan avenue. Burial will be in Grace-land cemetery.

church. Interment Mount Carmel. BEUTELSPACHER Vlotor Beutelspacher. be MANCIN John Mancin. beloved husband of the late Angeline.

nee Marzullo; fond loved father of William, Albert. Lottie. Clara, and Catherine, grandfather of 11 father of Albert Mrs. Fred Meola. Mrs.

grandchildren, great-grandlather of one grandchild. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 Edwin Schneider, grandfather of Mrs. p. m. at funeral home.

177 Woodside road Riverside, 111. Interment Waldheim. In formation call Riverside 5345. Frank Paglia. Clans, and Anthony Cam-pontzzi.

Funeral from residence. 2019 W. Harrison street. Saturday. 9 a.

to St. Callistus church. Interment Mount Carmel. Information. Seeley 7422.

MANGANO Antonio Mangano. beloved hus BIRSE Archibald Birse. beloved husband of Euphemia. Serviced Saturday. 3 P.

at chapel. 3905-07 to Graceland. BUCKLEY Cornelius J. Buckley, Jan. 23.

V-aam-awj -aaV I- aL. band of Rose, father of Stella Rosow. Dom Ernest Raymond Eisele, 22 years old, who was shot fatally yesterday in a battle with officers who sought to arrest him as a draft evader. The elder Eisele, a farmer, Is reported near death In a hospital here, suffering from bullet wounds received in the fight. The officers, Deputy United States Marshal Eugene Ahr-ends and Chief Deputy Sheriff Robert Jones, are in the same hospital recovering from severe stab wounds.

A warrant charging Eisele with resisting and assaulting a federal officer was issued in Springfield. A state warrant charging Eisele with assaulting Deputy Sheriff Jones was issued by Livingston county authorities. Assistant United States Attorney G. R. Kennedy of Peoria said the young man's father had threatened violence if an attempt was made to force his son to register.

He termed the matter a case of wilful violation rather than that of a conscientious objector. Mailmen Seek Legislative Remedy for Biting Dog Evil Elgin mailmen want to do something about biting dogs on their routes. George L. Meuser secretary of the Elgin branch of the National Association of Letter Carriers, announced indorsement yesterday of a bill to be introduced in the state legislature by Representative Walter Edwards of Danville. The bill would make owners of dogs liable for damages to persons bitten.

and Roy. father-in-law of Ben Rosow. At chapel. 815 W. Taylor.

Services 9 a. m. Saturday at Guardian Angel church. In beloved husband of the late Nora nee Geary), fond father of Joseph Mrs. WBBM 8:30 Campbell's Soups present a dynamic hit of stage and screen, starring Mary Halligan.

Mrs. Loretta Stanton. Sister M. Agnes Helen. B.

V. M- and the late terment Mount Carmel cemetery. MARZULLO Antonio Marzullo. beloved hus Martin, brother of Mrs. James lago and band of Margarita, nee Maione: father of Joseph, Mrs.

Josephine Labellarte, and Tatrick J. Funeral from chapel, 77ij WESLEY M. DIXON ELECTED TO N. U. TRUSTEE BOARD President Franklyn B.

Snyder of Northwestern university announced yesterday that Mrs. Jeneie Andronaco. funeral from Cottage Grove aven.tt, Saturday, 0 a. m. to St.

Francis do Paula church. Inter nient Holy Sepulchre cemetery. chapel. 1439 W. Taylor street.

Saturday. Jan. 25, 9 a. to Our Lady of Pompetl church. Interment Mount Carmel, Information.

Monroe 2416. CARLSON Leon no Carlson, beloved aunt of Raymond. Mrs. Dorothy Jofiison, Mrs. Helen Abrahanson, and Jane Carlson, sister-in-law of Mrs.

Dora Carlson. Remains at funeral MASHBITZ Morris Mashbitx. 2116 North Kedzie avenue, beloved husband of Jennie, fond father of George. Blanche Jacobs. Gertrude, and Shirley.

Funeral Friday. 1 home, 3918 Irving Park road. Services Sat urday, Jan. 25. at 2 p.

at Second Meth odist church, Irving Park road and Avers p. from funeral chapel. 704 South Crawford avenue. Interment Westlawn avenue. Interment Mount Olive.

CONNELLY Delia Devine Connelly, late of 6630 S. Peoria street, beloved wife of the LUTHER ADLER SYLVIA SIDNEY cemetery. Please omit flowers. MeCLENATHAN Merle McClenathan. Jan late Thomas, devoted mother of Charles 23.

late of 7420 Prairie avenue, beloved Wesley Moon Dixon of Lake Forest has been elected a member of the university board of trustees. He will fill the vacancy caused by the death of Bishop George Craig Stewart last year. Dixon is vice president of the Container daughter of Jennie Cobban McClenathan and the late Harry, fond granddaughter of Mrs. Mary McClenathan. Funeral from The story of a young violinist whose sudden desire for easy prize-ring money nearly wrecks bis career.

"GOLDEN BOY" Connelly, loving sister of Sister M. Martha, R. S. Rose Burke, and the late William, Minnie, Nicholas and Lawrence De-vine. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.

from chapel, 5516 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Brendan's church. Interment Mount Car-mel. Prospect O031.

chapel. 705 Cottage Grove avenue. Satur Carl Henry Halverson. Services for Carl Henry Halverson, chief engineer of the Crane company foi 35 years, will be held at 3 p. m.

today in the chapel at 734 West 79th street, with burial in Oak Hill cemetery. Mr. Halverson, who was 58 years old, lived at 8507 Throop street. Ho died Wednesday in Little Company of Mary hospital. He leaves his widow, Anna, four sons, and a daughter.

Bain! Leonard. New York, Jan. 23 (JP). Baird Leonard, former author, columnist, and art and theater critic died tonight of a heart ailment at her home. For many years Miss Leonard, wife of Harry St.

Clair Zogbaum and daughter of the late George Benson Leonard of Danville, 111., was a contributor to leading publications and was best known for her syndicated column, "Mrs. Pep's Diary." Mrs. Mary Kartheiier. Funeral services 1 for Mrs. Mary Kartheiser, the wife of Alderman Bernard Kartheiser of Aurora, will be held at 9 a.

m. tomorrow from the home at 916 Superior street, Aurora, to St. Nicholas church. Mrs. Kartheiser, who was 55 years old, died Wednesday.

Two sons also survive. Granville G. Withers. Pueblo, Jan. 23 (JP).

Granville G. Withers, former publisher of the Pueblo Chieftain and grandfather of Film Actor Grant Withers, died today, a week before his 87th birthday. He retired two years ago after nearly 70 years on the newspaper. FIRE ROUTS THREE FAMILIES. day.

11 a. to St. Coiumbanus church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. MclK)NNKLL Michael A.

McDonnell, beloved father of Catherine, devoted son of Anna Inee O'Gormanl and the late COUGHLIN Ralph Coughlfn. beloved hus Wesley Dixon. Michael, fond brother of Mrs. Cathenne Corporation of America and a director band of Mae Lynch Coughlin. dear brother of Leo.

Walter, Margaret. Mrs. Anne Leh-nerti, and Mrs. Aleta Jacobs. At funeral home.

Austin boulevard at Lake street. Funeral Saturday. 9 :30 a. to St. Catherine of Siena church.

Interment Mount Carniel. Walsh. James. Arthur. Bernard, and Joseph McDonnell.

At funeral home. 4048-50 W. and member of the finance committee Harrison street. Funeral Saturday. 9 in (JTTPflYi (TfTnTl COWAP Ensign Henry Barnett Cowap of Butler Brothers.

He lives at 95 South Waukegan road in Lake Forest and has been an alderman there for the last five years. He is a graduate of Cornell university. Jan. 22. 1941, at Pensacola.

eon of Henry B. and Marjorie Lay ton Cowap. 320 Main street. Evanston. brother of Mary and Margarette Cowap.

Funeral service 2 p. m. Saturday at chapel. 1567 Maple Evanston. Interment at Memorial Park.

CRUDELL Alice Isabella Crndell of 1S25 W. fl Erie street, loving daughter of Louis and Rose nee Trulll, dear sister of Josephine. Rocco, and Michael. Funeral Saturday. 9 a.

from chapel, 624 N. Western avenue, to St. Columbkille'a church. Interment Mount Carmel. Armitage 7800.

"Home of the Brave" a A story of courage and ff lusic with wvary sr-vic), whan Jsird, in Lain and Sen chapels-no additional charge. a. to St. Jarlath'a church. Burial Calvary cemetery.

Nevada 2818. McDUFF Harry A. McDuff. beloved husband of Frances, nee Casiellas. fond father of Vernyle Lueero and Harry grandfather of Jeanne Lueero.

Funeral Saturday, Jan. 25, 9:30 a. from late residence. 6049 N. Oakley avenue, to St.

Mathias' church and St. Boniface's cemetery. Lata assistant trainmaster, C. N. W.

R. R. McG ILL Mabel McCill fnee Freyj of 1518 Washburn avenue, beloved wife of David, dear daughter of Jacob Frey. fond sister of Charles and Ervin. Funeral Saturday, at a.

from chapel. 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, to St. Charles Barromeo church, Hoyne at Roosevelt road. McGUIRK William M. MeGnirk.

6137 Evans avenue. Jan. 22. 1941. Funeral from chapel, 63d and Harvard.

Saturday. Jan. 25, at 9 a. to Holy Cross church. Interment St.

Patrick's cemetery. Joliet. Ill MeMILLAN John C. McMillan, suddenly, of 2109 Noyes street, Evanston. husband of Bertha McMillan.

Services Saturday. 2:30 p. at chapel. 1460 Sherman avenue. Evanston.

I ENGELTHALER Anthony Engelthaler. Fu Ousted Policeman Becomes Citizen and Is Reinstated Albert Grotte, Oak Park policeman for 15 years, who was discharged 18 months ago for lack of citizenship papers, was reinstated yesterday. Grotte was born in Holland and came to America as a boy. but never was naturalized. He said he thought his army service during the world war made him a citizen.

Five months ago, having obtained citizenship papers, he applied for reinstatement. neral Knox. Saturday, Jan. 25. 2 p.

m. Boulevard 0337. 'ssft AM MM FREDERICK Lymond M. Frederick of 342B hope. a "ghost town" out Wert restored to life.

Monday through Friday VODH 1:45 P.f.1. W. 61st street, suddenly, beloved husband of Katheryn, nee Baetzel; son of Agnes, brother of Mrs. Marion Nielsen. Helen, Roger, Lew.

and Marjoria Frederick, son-in-law of Henry Baetzel. Services Saturday. Jan. 25. at 2 p.

at chapel. 6245 Three families were routed by fire last night In a three story flat building; at 1236 Uracil? wi? houih Sawyer avenue. Damage was estimated J300. p-p." Kedzie avenue. Interment Oakridge..