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ROBTVETT Frank Fet Uij eleved fcosbasL-; beli AGGIE MACK of 2125 Wellington aenue. CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE 28 Friday, Fl. 7. 1947 RULES CHILD, 10, of Martha, nee Smith: for.d fatfter cf Kar-i4 Burke, brother of Geeise and Irtra Daj qutst. Funeral Saturday.

Feb 8. at 1 at funeral home. 20St-S8 Beunoct a.ea-i. to Irving Park cemetery. EEILLY See Joseph C.

notice. RINOENBACH Theodore Sr -loved husband of Lillian, nee fond father cf Theodore dear grandfather of Sharon. Jadllh. and Jajztea. Fuslal Saturday.

Feb. it IS a from funeral heme. 4255-37 w. Dtv.s a street, to Our Lady of Good rfarc-s. LSCHKR Harry Ischer of 2139 W.

1 3th street, beloved husband of Catherine, dear on of the Ute George and Catherine Ischer. brother of George and Mrs. Margaret Knenas. Funeral from chapel, 7 39 S. Western avenue.

Saturday. 9 a. to St. Charles' cnurcn. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

See. 7422 JACOBSEN Arthur R. Jacobsen. Feb. 5.

1947. late of 3744 McLean avenue, beloved husband of Agnes, nee Buchsch; loving father of the late Sophia. Remalna resting at funeral home. 3633-55 Fullerton avenue. Services Saturday.

Feb. 8. 2 p. m. Interment Elmwood.

Belmont 1816. JOHNSON George Roy Johnson of 1720 34th. street, beloved husband of the late Lois, dear father of Mrs. June Slacken, and Donald, grandfather of Daniel Slacken, and Margaret Johnson, brother of Mrs. Margaret Laroney.

Mrs. Laura Grant. Robert, and Edward. Masonic services Friday evening. 8:30 o'clock, at chapel, 1939 W.

35th street, under auspices of Azure lodge. No. 1153. A. F.

A. M. Interment Shelbyvllle, 111. Please omit flowera. HASRIGHTTO SUE 7 'n -n s1 now 4yl ki wav THAT WAG A DIDN'T YOU KNOW y1 AND AFTBR.

JpML I CiT i SWELL IDEA, TA1 THE BRIGHT Agp b- NEZ I'LL vJl SWAPPING ONE IN THE W-J 5YK 17 h- F'' V' Interment Our Lady cf Sorrow cemetery. IN 'THEFT' OF DAD JOHNSON John M. Johnson, beloved husband Son Wins 2d Round in in $50,000 Battle BY LLOYD NORMAN hiista Trlbun Kervlrel WnshinKlnn, Ftl). ti Jimmy Tippy) KtUr, 10, of Chicago, today won the second Vlft4 round in his DEATH NOTICES OBITUARIES 'BELOVED REBEL9 CROMI.EY John Lloyd Cromley of 2224 Kildare avenue, Feb. 6.

1947, beloved hus band of Frances Cromley. nee Wantata; or me late Km ma nee lrmkr. lond father of Irene Kaltsrhuck and Margaret Kerbs, brother of George and the late Mary. Jennie. Itene Olson, and Julia, grandfather of Nt.rman and Beverly.

Funeral at chapel. 3337-39 North avenue. Saturday. Feb. 8.

at 1:30 P. m. Interment Mount Olive cemetery. KAHI.ER Flora Kahler. wife of the late John, mother ol Andrew.

Mrs. Angela Richardson, the late Joseph. Ruth, and Louis. Funeral from chapel. 5118 W.

Fullerton avenue. Saturday. 9:30 a. to St. Bartholomew's church.

Interment Mount Olivet. Ked. 1011. KALES Anna Bradley Kales. Feb.

5. 1947. of 1200 Lake Shore drive, widow of the late Alheit M. Kalrs. mother of Mrs.

Francli Straus, Mrs. Miles Cowles. and Frsnctj Henry Kales. Services at Rosehlll chapel Friday. Feb.

7. at 3:30 p. rn. fond father ot John: Mary Frances, grand Memorlnm- IN BRITISH LABOR daughter, and Helen Cromley, daughter-in- law. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a.

m. HART Msry Hart. In loving memory of my from home for funerals. 5844 VV. Cermsk dear mother, who passed away one year ago O.M.

GARDNERyU.S. AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND, DIES New York, Feb. 6 ISpeciall Stricken with an attack of coronary throm bosis, O. road, to Epiphany church. Interment St.

CABINET DIES LONDON, Feb. OP) Miss Ellen Patrick E. Martin Patrick E. Martin, 77, of 4909 Washington a director of the Itojal Blue Stores, died yesterday In West Suburban hospital Joseph cemetery, inf. Olympic 243.

DEMllOWSKI Julia Dembowskl, nee Mlndak Wilkinson, "beloved rebel" of the Jve piracy 1 1 mvstcrious I'ng- todav. DEVOTED DAUGHTER. CATHERINE DALY I1EISER Mlrhsel Helser. Feb. 7, 194S.

Dear father, you are not forgotten, Tlio on earth you are no more. Still In memory you are will) us A you always were before. beloved wife of Anthony. mother of Clara Vnlght. Lorraine Chase.

Edna. Dorothy Imp. Eugene, and Anthony fond sister of Walter. Anna Kurnlar. Martha.

Stella Labor party whose flaming hair and llery KANE James Richard Kane of 7157 Vlncen- day in West Suburban hospital. He Max Gardner, 64, died in his St. Rose, Mathew. Sister M. I.ui?a N.D..

Miter had been in the food business more KOENIG Bud Koenlg. In loving memory ot AID. 36UO. P.OSASCO See Gentlll cctice. RUSY Agne Ketmig Fusy ef 4T23 W.

street, beloved wire cf the la-e Jean's fond mother of Otto. L-ene and Charles, sister of Tige the late Anna Keegan. grandmother cf S'. great-grandmother of three. Resting at r-j-neral home.

217 N. Cicero avenue. Fiirtersi Saturday at 9 a. m. to Resurrection cnurf-5.

Interment St BnnUace a. taalertcws. V. papers piease copy. RUTH EN PECK Ruth Ra'herbeck.

ta-e ef 4 159 Madison street, ir.fant eatigr.ter ef Frank F. and Ruth, ore Johnstn ervjc at chapel. 4 138 MiJu.n street. Friday, at 3 p. m.

Interment local. SALI.VS Bessie Saiins. r-ee wife of the la-e dr mother of Robert and Loti. ef Judith and Barry, Imio sister cf Edward. Martha Steta ana France Megel.

Funeral Fridav. 2 at 3125 v. Roosevelt vad. Interment trtl Jehoshua cemetery. SAVLE Sophia Sayie.

5. 147 of the late Tm.mas. sister of Mrs. Mas Merrill. Resting at funeral heme.

35 t. Central avenue. Austin. Service private Saturday afternoon Interment Heme. Please omit flowers.

Aus. 0017. SCHII.I INGltR Schr linger, nee L'rics. tf 3033 Logan boulevard, beicved w.fe ef dear mother Rov. cuatav A.

Helen Bott. Ernest, and Waiter. a.fl survived by 10 grandchildren. Serrire Mts. day.

1 p. at funeral cexce. 3301 tun avenue. SCHMID Anthony P. Schrnld.

Feb beirrel aon of Margaret and tie late John vv brother of Angela. Charles, aUeorge. Ver-e Rev. Mttr. John Raymond.

asd Mrs. Margaret Flynn. Funerai saturaay. 9 a. from funeral heme.

244 4 Liricnn in. nue. to St. Clement churca. Isterryrt St.

Boniface's cemetery. SCHULTZ Christine Schultz. ree of 2622 Cruenwald. Blue Island. Feb.

5. w-loved wife of Paul daughter cf tr.r late Frank and Frieda, nee Pckcff. Resting at funeral 2601 Vermont street. Service Monday. Feb.

10, at 2 p. zn. Is termed Lutheran cemetery. SHEEHAN Michael J. sheehan.

cf 1715 Peoria street. Beloved cusbar.d cf t-. Agnes nee Donovan; ford father ef bert T. Sheehan. brother of Vlarv MtSi'f and Julia Noakes.

Funeral Saturday. F5. at 9 a. lrom chapel. 1729 street comer 17th Piace.

to Sacred Sfea-t church. Interment St. Mary s. Caaai 1344. M.

Roselma N.D.. the late josepn Minnas and Victoria shannon. Funeral Saturday listi woman who has refused to emerge from hid-i to contest the litigation. our dearly beloved on and brother, who lelt Regis hotel suite 10:30 a. from funeral home.

3519-25 A 1 than 55 years. He also formerly had been connected witn Reid Murdoch company and Moinrath Brokerage company. He leaves his widow. Pulaski road, to St. Wenceslaus rnurcn Interment St.

Adalbert's. Memberof L. C. No. 377.

Ind. 5800. Federal Judge at T. Alan CoUlsbor- DE VRIES John De Vrles of 1151 N. Long oratory enlivened the British political scene for more than two decades, died today.

She was minister of education in the Labor government. Adde; a daughter, Mrs. Adelaide today eight hours before he was to sail for Great Britain as United States ambassador to the Court of St. a s. 1 dent Tru us so suddenly one year ago today.

We cannot say and we will not say That he Is dead, he Is Jutt away! With a cheery mlle and a wave of the hand He has wandered Into an unknown land. And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be, since he lingers there: And you, you, who the wlldrtt yearn For the old time tep and the glad return. Ihlnk of him faring on. aa dear In the love of there, a the love of here. Think of him still, as the same, we aay.

He is not dead he Is Just away. LOVING MOM. DAD, JOAN, AND JOYCE. ye' ouch upheld Jimmy' legal jimmy idirr right to sue Nora Mat aline Dow nip, 25, nnd hrunet, for allegedly stealing the Jove of avenue, oeiovea nusoana hi nee Kurth: fond father of George. Louis Clara Vemmer.

Adeline. Eleanor Heuer. and Mildred De Vrles. grandfather of nve rrlf-rhlldren. brother of Mary Rltzman.

Kate Bonga. and the late Alice Holwerda. Resting at funeral home. 5701-O3 Division street, until 11 a. m.

Saturday. Feb. 8. In state at North Austin Lutheran church Mason avenue and LeMoyne street, until Interment Forest -S man appointed mtr' A his father, former Lt. Col.

James the second an in British history to hold a LOMO Betzy Lomo. 1941. In loving memory lllrn Wilklnnon Home Grand Rapids. paper of our beloved mother. THE LOMO CHILDREN.

trilcr, who helped smash the army cigaret black market in France during the war. nes avenue, beloved husband of Loretta Jordan Kane, fond father ot Mary Maigarit Kane of American Embassy. Vienna. Austria, brother of Alice Kane, Mrs. Josepn Struck, and Mrs.

Dan Johnston, all of St. Lculs. Mn. Resting at funeral home. 6915 Wentwotth avenue.

Funeral Saturday. 9 a. to St. Carthage church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

KANF.LOS James P. Kanelos. beloved husband of Mary, fond father of Catherine. Peter. Thomas, and the late Joanna, brother of George and Frank, father-ln-iaw of James Slkorls and Helen Kanelos, grandfather of George.

Cathy, and Elaine. Resting at funeral home. 5308 Belmont avenue, until 1 p. m. Saturday.

Feb. 8. thence to Greek Orthodox church. Kolmlsl 601 S. Central avenue.

Interment Elmwood cemetery. KAUTH Fred Kauth. husband of the late nee Lltgen: fond father of Mary Jove Theobold. Betty. Mathias John.

Clarence. Thomas. Eleanor Cisar, and the late Stephen, grandfather of 15 grandchildren. Funeral Saturday. Feb.

8. at 9:30 a. from chapel. 6279 W. Cermak road, to St.

Odllo' church. Interment St. Mary cemetery. KIERY Agne Klery. nee Kaczmarek, devoted mother of John.

Walter. Bill, anfl Victoria, dear mother-in-law of John Druse. Victoria, and Veronica. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a.

from chapel. 3044 Cermak road, to St. Casimir's church. Interment St. Adalbert' cemetery.

KILEY Frank A. Kiley. Feb. 6. 194 7.

beloved husband of Maye Klley. atepfather of Wlillam, James. and John Rutherford, brother of John Klley of McHenry. III. Service Saturday, 10 a.

m. at funeral borne. 245 W. North avenue. Interment under s.

please copy. rtrMA STeh 1947 of Atlan- MARIOTTI Eletta Mariottl. In fond memory of our beloved mother, who passed away one The District of Columbia judge re ta. and Tiniey nrs, Murphy, and a son, Benjamin. Funeral services will be at 10 a.

m. Monday from the chapel at 4817 Madison st. to St. Thomas Aquinas church, where a requiem high mass will be said at 10:30 a. m.

Burial will be in Mount Carmel cemetery. Andrew Richard Williams Andrew Richard Williams, 81, of 7139 St. Lawrence who retired in 1930 after nearly 50 years in shipbuilding work in the Chicago area, died yesterday in Illinois Central hospital. Mr. Williams was assistant superintendent of construction in the Chicago office of the Pitts wife, one daugnter.

m. year ago today. ANGELO AND LAWRENCE MARIOTTI AND FAMILIES. ence. S.

c. tnree sister. r. Gatitrnsv Feb. 8.

services i DURNIN Mary E. O'Connor Durnln devoted him to tne post ec. 3a O. Max Gardner Gardner was governor of North Carolina in the early '30s, was a Washington lawyer for many years and had been an undersecretary in the treasury department since last year. He was active in Democratic politics for 40 years and reportedly amassed a fortune of more than $1,000,000 as an attorney, textile manufacturer, and a farmer.

Survivors include the widow and a son, Ralph, who were to have McGRATH Pfc. Raymond F. McGrath, 417th to inlantry. In loving memory of our be- "ved on and brother, who gave ins me It 4 lor ni country two years ko tuuay fused to dismiss Jimmy's suit as requested by Miss Downie's attorney, Al Philip Kane. Instead, the court eustaincd the argument of Jimmy's counsel, George E.

Arthur of Chicago, who asset ted a child has the right to sue for the loss of his father's affection. Cites 15 DrriMon "The courts have held that the wife of Jonn, oeiovea roomer lesple. fond sister of Jean KllduR and Owen O'Connor of Chicago. Julia Connolly Martin nd Dom. of Brooklyn, ji.

and the late Timothy, grandmother of Michae Patrick and Rosemary Gillespie. Saturday, 9:30 from late residence. 9636 S. Charlc street, to Christ the King We think of you, not just looay, But always. MOM, DICK, AND LUCILLE cabinet office.

Her death from a heart attack less than 24 hours after she was hospitalized for bronchitis, brought tributes from Prime Minister Att-lee and opposition leader Winston Churchill. Attlee praised her "burning sympathy" for the suffering, and Chut chill lauded her "fearless and vital earnestness in the causes she championed. Miss Wilkinson's death was the first in the Socialist cabinet of Prime Minister Attlee. She never had disclosed her age, but Debrett's Peerage, a leading biograflcal authority, gave it as 55. McMAHON Pfc.

William J. McMahon. 76th division. Company 417th Infantry. In SHIELDS Anna Shield's, beloved daarr-'er cf loving memory ol our oear suit, wno church, interment St.

jviary papers please copy. 7707 Stewart burgh Steamship company at the husband of Frances Gardner, brother child is entitled to the father's sup-l sailed with him for England today, and another son, Oliver and a 14 killed In action. We have only your memory, dear Bill, To remember our whole life thru: But the sweetness will last lorever. At we treasure the image ol you. MA, PA, BROTHERS, AND SISTERS of Mrs.

Heiena uaggeii gert. Services at chapel, 7838 Cottage KIRK PATRICK Florence De Spain Klrkpetrlrk. daughter, Mrs. N. C.

Burgess. Fu neral services will be held Saturday MUSCAT Gussle Stulper Muscat. In loving time of his retirement. Earlier he had been with the American Shipbuilding company, South Chicago. Services will be at 2:30 p.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 2700 E. 75th st. He leaves two daughters, Helen and Miss Mabel Edith Piersen aiternoon in Shelby, N. C.

memory ot our adored mother. MYRTLE. FLORENCE. AND RAY, Grove Saturday, eeo. at p.

Interment Oak Woods. Rad. 0220. ECCLES George Clinton Eccles father of St. John Terrell, nee George Ecrles Jr.

Reposing at chapel. 2701 N. Clark strt. Services Friday. Feb.

7. 10:30 a. prl- vate. omitting flowers. RAISER Lillian Powers Raiser.

In loving ELMQUIST Jeannette C. Elmqulstof 6437 Miss Mabel Edith Piersen, 60, retired kindergarten teacher, died MedA" memory ot our dear wile, sister, ana iriena, who died one year ago today. LOVING HUSBAND, BROTHERS. AND GERT. RIORDAN Ida Riordan.

In loving memory ol mamma, who lelt us 11 years ago today. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. STEINBRECHER Louis Rteinbrecher Feb. the late Wt'ilam and Jane nee Crsaerr fond aunt of Mrs. Bessie Latham.

F-n-al Saturday. 8 4 5 a. from iae reiitece. 8108 S. JerTery avenue, to Our La-t rf Peace church Interment Mount Olsvet.

Boulevard 0703. SHINE Joseph Shine of 519 w. 119th beloved husband cf Camllie. blrrvea ur.r cf Fjnllly. Mathias.

and John at funeral home, 736 W. North averj. Services Saturday. Feb. 8, at 1 3 0 9 reinterment Irving Para cemeterv.

Member ef Rr.aeland post. No. 49. American ad Master Shoemakers' association. SHOLEEN Charles Snclcen.

age 81 years. ba loved husband cf the late fcr.d tathe-of Esther M. ShoSeen. Mrs. Nascy Sr.yser cf Old Greenwich.

Carl S. and Damd J. Sholeen. grandfather of eight and two great-grandchildren, brother cf Mrs. Christine Skogiund of Ycnkers.

New Tfe. Resting at chapel. 5203 Lake Park avetise. until 13 noon Saturday. Services 30 m.

In the Aucustana. Ev. Lutheran church afreet and Klmhark avenue. Interment at Oak Woods. Hyde Park 0014.

SHYAN Catherine Shtan. beloved wfe rf Markn. fond mother cf Peter Jareea. dear grandmother cjf Jeanne Funeral Monday. 9 a.

from chapel. 3.121 hsr-ag-s avenue, to st. Nicholas' church. latermerit St. Nicholas.

Armltage 4575. SKARO Matthew Skero. Feb. 3 Sts. yesterday in the home of her sister, Mrs.

Alice Clarke, with whom she Our 60th tear 61-63 East Monroe Street N. Hamilton avenue, rra. j. wife of the late Edwin A. Elmqulst.

loving mother of Russell A. and the late Stanley. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue until 12 noon Saturday.

Services 2:30 p. m. Saturday. Feb. 8.

at Edgewater Covenant church, Bryn Mawr and Glenwood avenues. Interment Graceland. FELDBALLE See Barber notice. dearly beloved wile of the lale Walter e.d-ward. beloved mother of Walter J.

and Gloria Nancy Wolcott. fond sister of Edith Reed. Harry, end William De Spain, iunera! services Saturday Afternoon at funeral home. 935 Dlversey Parkway. Interment Forest Home cemetery.

KMEN Helen Kmen. nee Bock. 3003 S. Clarence avenue. Berwyn, beloved wile of Charles, loving mother of Lorraine, and Robert, sister of Walter.

Elsie Reeves. Arthur. Carl, and Dclmar. Funeral Saturday. 2 p.

rc at chapel, 6507 W. Cermak road. Services at Concordia Lutheran church. Interment Mount Auburn cemetery. Stanley 2310.

KOZELKA James Kozelka. father of Kenneth, brother ot Frances Basham. Frank and Joseph. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. m.

at funeral home, 2 500 N. Cicero avenue. Interment St. Adalbert'. Berkshire 807 0.

KRAUS Edward C. Kraus. beloved husband of the late Nellie, aon of John P. and Sophie Kraua, brother of Mae. I.IUle.

and John, uncle of Lillian, Dan. George, and Marie. Resting at funeral home. 3918 Irving far It road. Servlcea Friday.

Feb. 7, 1947. at 3 p. m. Interment Montrose.

LAMBROS Maria Lambros. nee Manolla. Greenhouses: 907 N. Harlem 1 lived, at 1016 Colfax Evanston. 7.

1944. In lond memory. Gone but not lorgottcn. WIFE, T1LLIE. USLABAR SSgt.

Frank J. Uslabar, U. S. A. Company A.

135th infantry, 34th divl PSs alon. In loving memory of our dear on and brother, kilted in action in laimo FISCHER Norman C. Fischer, beloved husband of Mary, nee Post; fond on of Minnie and the late Andrew, brother of Andrew Mrs. Helen M. Jones, and the late Mrs.

Dorothy Gesaman. Services Saturday. Feb. 8. 1 p.

at funeral home, 5200 N. Western avenue, corner Foster. Interment Feb. H. 1944.

Memorial high mass at noon Feb. 9. 1947. at St. Gabriel' church, 45th UNDERTAKER PLAN SERVICES TOMORROW FOR BRIDGE BUILDER Edward Haupt, 77, of the North Shore hotel, Evartston, died yesterday in an Evanston nursing home.

He was president of the Strobel Construction company, builders of bridges and steel work, which he helped found In 1905. Mr. Haupt was a member and past president of the Building Construction Employers association and a past president and honorary member of the Chicago Engineers club. He was a member of the board for jurisdictional awards in the building industry and aided In formation of the Landis award in .1921. -He was a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers and the Western Society of Engineers.

lie leaves a son, Caspar. Services will be held at 1:.10 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1460 Sherman Evanston. jort as well as to the father's moral guidance and affection," Arthur contended.

He cited a 1913 decision written by Judge F.van A. Kvans of the I'nited States Circuit Court of Appeal at Chicago, which established the light of minois to sue for aiietiution ot affection. It is not only the wife and mother who is wronged," Arthur asserted. "The children, too, suffer." Kane cited a District of Columbia court decision last December which took an opposite view of aiietiution of affect on suits filed by minors. Judge Coldsborougli rejected this as not applicable In the Kdlcr Hasn't Appeared In Court Jimmy, whose mother is Mrs.

Mar-rarct II. Kdler, Wabash Chicago, last Jan. 21 won the first major battle in the litigation when the couit ordered Kane to identify the English woman who tind previously been known only as Nora Doe." She has never appeared in court. The suit charges Edler met Miss Downie in Europe while he was with the army criminal investigation division. Arthur told reporters he would ask Judge Goldsborough to enter a default judgment against Miss Dowme and to convene a jury toj assess the damages due Jimmy.

and Low avenue. BROKEN HEARTED FAMILY WARFIELD Mary Warfleld. To our best pal, Our Mom." THE WARF1ELDS. age 80 years, of 406 E. 115th street, beloved Graceland cemetery.

FLA UG HER William B. Flaugher. beloved husband of the late Kate, fond father ot Amelia Hohmann, brother of Eva Greene. Resting at chapel, 10234 Michigan avenue. Services Saturday, 2 p.

m. Burial Mt. Hope. ALKOFER Bertha Alkofer, nee Lindenberg. of 574 6 S.

Seeley avenue, dearly beloved wile of JoseDh. fond alster ot Mrs. Anna craves Miss Piersen taught in the kindergarten of the Columbus public school in Chicago from 1910 until her retirement in 1943. Services will be at 3:30 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 1567 Maple Evanston. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery. Harry E. McManus Harry E. McManus, 58, director of retail store advertising in the Chicago office of the Hearst Advertising service for the last 10 years, died of a heart attack last night in his home at 105 E.

Delaware pi. He had been an advertising executive with the Hearst and Paul Block newspaper chains for 28 years. His widow, Leona, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Meredith L.

McManus, Dixon, Lee county, survive. and Mrs. Frieda Schmidt. Resting at chapel. 5b52 s.

Ashland avenue, until Saturday noon. Service 2 p. at Tabor Lutherau church. 53d and S. Maplewood avenue.

In terment Evergreen cemetery. Republic 0078. LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 318 W. 63D-STREET. AT HARVARD.

PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. FRIDAY. SMITH Victor J. 1 p. ra.

ehpel SATURDAY. BEAMER Virginia J. a p. m. at chapel ANDERSEN Slgvald Andersen, beloved hus rKtur.r,ii-R.-u,i r.ui suddenly, of 5236 W.

Race street, darling son of Wlllard and Mildred Frederlckson. nee Pearson: loving brother of Dale, grandson of Airs. Daisy Frederlckson and Mr. and Mrs. Nel Pearson.

Resting at funeral home. 4701-03 W. Division street, until 11 a. Saturdav. Feb.

8. In state at Northwest Christian and Missionary Alliance church, 5300 W. Oakdale avenue, until time of aervices. 2:30 p. m.

Interment Oakrldge band of Theodora, lond lather ot Arnoia Norman, and Raymond, grandfather of Ken neth and Dale, dear brother ol A. S. Ander sen. Member of I. O.

O. No. 9. Sture- Bernadotte lodge. No.

257. Services Saturday. 2 p. lrom chapel. 4 338-40 Fullerton avenue.

Interment Elmwood cemetery. cemetery. GAMBLE See Isabella S. Tooke notice. BACKHAUS Margaret Backhaus.

beloved GANEY Idella Catherine O'Keefe Ganey. be RIEDHAUSER William F. 1 p. m. at chapel.

J.P.CHRISTOPHER; wife of Oscar, devoted mother of Mrs. Myrtle M. Cross, fond grandmother of Ray loved wife of Jonn a. oaney or iia n. Marshfield avenue, loving mother of Mrs.

Maty L. Keys, sister of Mrs. Lillian Godfrey of and John. Lauretta. Frances.

William. Cornelius, and David O'Keefe of mond L. Cross. Funeral Saturday. Feb.

8. 1:30 d. at funeral home, 3026 Bel mont avenue. Interment Montrose ceme NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 5501 N. ASHLAND-AVENUE.

THONE LONGBEACH 264 6. FRIDAY. tery. Member of Willing chapter. No.

4, IJePere, Wis. Past president oi i.ntie riowrr Sanctuary society. Funeral Saturday. Feb. 8.

at 10 45 a. m. from funeral home. 1018-20 O. E.

S. information, jun. iuu. FORMER TRIBUNE EMPLOYE, DIES Joseph P. Christopher, 61, pensioned Chicago Tribune employe, died yesterday in George A.

Hargreavcs George A. Hargreaves, 73, retired Evanston fire department captain, died yesterday in his home at 2335 Ridgeway Evanston. He was a member of an old Evanston family BANCS Mm Banes, nee Dlgnan. Feb. 5.

late W. 79th street, to untie iower cuanu. Interment Holy Sepulchre. AHLBORN Frank H. a p.

m. at chaprt. ot 8606 S. Morgan street, beloved wife of Charles J. Bancs, dear mother ol John C.

3 p. m. at chapel. GARVEY James Garvey. fond brother of Catherine, Arthur, and Walter, sister ot SATURDAY.

Thnmn. John, and the late Ann Dlgnan. Funeral Saturday. 10 a. from funeral and had retired in 1932 after serving EI.MQUIST Jeannettt C.

3:30 p. m. In church. STORCH Lena F. 1 p.

m. at chapel. home. 1128 W. 87th treet.

near Racine, to LAIN SON St. Klllan' enurcii. Mass a. m. Interment St.

Mary's. Rad. lloo. BARBER Blna Feldballe Barber. Feb.

4. 1947. loving mother of Myran C. and inhn helnverf mother-in-law of Va Brother Benlgness. c.s.&.k..

oi auimu county. Galway. Ireland. Hugh. Mrs.

Rose Woods. Mrs. McArdle. Mrs. F.

Donnelly, and the late Bernard and Michael, fond uncle of James. Funeral Friday. 9:30 a. from funeral home. 5438 S.

Halsted street, to Visitation church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Bou. 0662. GENTHE Charles A.

Genthe. Feb. 5. 1947. of 841 N.

Keystone avenue, husband of Julia; father of Fred. Walter. Lillian Keefer. and Evelvn Genthe. Resting at funeral home.

wile of Thomas fond mother of Mrs Diana Lambos. Michael James and the late Speros mother-in-law of Christ T. Lambos. Sophie. Frances, and Callope l.am-bros.

grandmother of eight, and four greatgrandchildren. Funeral from chapel. 252 E. 115th street. Saturday.

Feb. 8. 1:30 p.m. to St. Splrldon church.

114th street and South Park avenue. Service 2 p. m. Inrer-ment Evergreen cemetery. Member of Daughters of Kosmas and Enosls of St.

Splrldon church. LATHAM See Ann Shields notice. LAULETTA Phllomena Lauletta. nee late of 4414 W. Maypole avenue, beloved wife of Salvatore.

dear mother of Marie Corda and Michael, sister of Angeline Marolda. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from chapel. 24 N.

Western avenue, to Holy Rosary church. Entombment Mount Carmel. Arm. 7800. LA VIGNE Mary Agnes La Vlgn.

nee Gorman, at St. Louis beloved wife cf Eugene dear mother of Duncan, and Gregory La Vlgne. daughter of Mary Agnes, and the late Roger S. Gorman, sister of Rogers S. Francis Mrs.

Charles Taft, and Vincent J. Gorman. At funeral home. 5321 W. Madison atreet.

Funeral Saturdav. Feb. 8, at 10:30 a. to St. Catherine of slena church.

Interment Calvary. Austin 8020. LFE Florence Slddalt Tee. Feb. 5.

1947. all fl4 Sheridan road. Evaniton, 111 wile til John Victor ee. sister of Mrs. 11.

K. Seaney. Mrs. K. B.

Tesgue. T. P. Jean, lluitl and Charlea E. Slddalt.

Resting at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue. Evanston. until Friday noon. Service 2 30 p.

m. Friday at St. Luke church. Evanston. Interment at Memorial Park cemetery.

LFSAK Jerry Lesak Sr husband cf Rose, father of Jerry Edward and Lorraine, brother of Joseph and Mae BUm. grand-lather of Jerry ITT. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. at chapel. 5704 Cermak road, thence to Bohemian National.

-Olympic 4921. LIEDBERG Carl E. Lledberg. late of 1130 Roscoe atreet. Funeral Saturday, 2 P.

m. at chapel. 929 Belmont avenue. Interment Arlington. MAURER Patricia Maurer.

age 11 beloved daughter of Wayne and Elizabeth, fond Ister of Donna and Diane, granddaughter of Arthur and Ella Capen, and Anna Slovacek. Funeral Saturday, Feb. 8, at 10 a. at chapel, 7032 Wentworth avenue. Interment St.

Mary MARTIN Patrick E. Martin. 4909 Washington boulevard, beloved husband of Adde White Martin, dear father of Benjamin E. I Bod I. Adelaide Murphy, and the late Randall Martin, brother of William.

Frank. Sue. and Luella Martin. Funeral Monday. 10 a.

m. from chapel. 4617 Madison atreet. to St. Thomas Aquinas church.

Burial Mt. Carmel. Austin 1137. MARTIN George G. Martin, husband rf the late Cordlna, father of Harvey John and Leo grandfather of R(bert.

Mary Jane. Brother linald Joaeph. Holy Crocs Order. Loretta. Marie.

Servlcea Saturday. Feb. 8. at 8:30 a. m.

from funeral home. 12 E. 112th place, to St. Nicholas' church. Interment Manteno cemetery.

Manteno, 111. band, cf Anne Pokorny Skaro. fr.nd fairer Mrs. Helen Stone end Joseph brother of Dujo Skaro. Funeral Sarurtisv, 8:45 a.m..

frcm JetTerv at 77th atreet. to St. Ar.re crart'. Mm 9 30 a. m.

Interment St- Mary s. Information. South Shure 6822. SMILGOFF Hyman Smf.grfT cf 811 tawr-ve avenue, beioved huiband cf Mlnr.je. cear Krltzer; dear lather cf Yetta Car-in.

Aoe P.css. and Sarene Shlmberg. devc'M grandfather cf five frr.d fcrcther cf late Lculs Smligoff and Mary N'-tc. service Friday, 1 p. at ccapel, 5206 Brta-way.

SM1SKOL Mae Smlskol. Be Herrrr.arm, bo-loved wife of Edward foster cf Gladys Meyers. Julia Margaret Peterson. Josephine Hczan. ar-1 George.

Services Saturday 10 a. m. at fj-nerai home. 4553-61 MUaauaee avestse. Interment St.

Adalbert SMITH See Anna Shields notice. SMOLA Anna rf 447 way. beloved wife rf late Paul. ar mother of Helen Zand. r.

Mary J-uwri. and Edwin, grandmother Betty Jarev lery. and Janice Smoia. Funeral frcm rr.ri. 4136 Madlfon street, Saturday at 9 3rj a.

m. to St. Mel's church. Interment family let. SEG Barbara Steg.

be! cved wife cf the Henry, dear mother cf Margaret Sanders. and Henry, grandmother cf Lnretta. Pryrt. and Mara. Services Saturday.

2 p. an at funeral home. 2 5O0 Cicero avenue. Interment Mcntrcse. Berksrslre 807O.

STORCH Lena F. Storch. nee Klein cf S4.T9 N. Ashland avenue. Feb.

5. 1847. b'. wife of Alexander, lovicg mother Gf Harry I and Arthur A grandmother cf six g-and-chlidren. for.d sister cf Lculs and Jata Klein.

At chapel. 3301 N. Ashland where services will be held Saturday, Feo. 8, at 1 p. m.

Interment RosehiiL SVEIILA Frank Svehia. late rf 325 a. Maplewood avenue, beived husband ef tr.e late Frances, father cf Rose Saletta and Marie Wlllett. father-in-law of Jcrsn salet: and Lester Wlliett. grandfather ct F-ar Capek.

Funeral Saturday. F. 8. at JI a. from chapel.

5112 S. Western to SS Cyril and Methodius churrn. Interment Ressurectlon. Prospect 4T58. TABOP.SKY Mary Taborsky, beloved re Frank, fond mother cf ier a-4 Margaret Schneider.

Lve Resting at funerel home. 331 L-viag Pari road. Services Saturday at 2 p. ta. Icrer-ment Irving Park cemetery.

TOOKE Isabella S. Tooke. cf the late George W. fond mother of Dr 4 S. Gamble, grandmcther cf Donald C.

Pest-ing at parlors. 6451-53 Ashland where services miii be held Saturday, 2 33 P. m. Interment Evergreen. Pro.

02-3. VOGEL Eugene Vogel. 6835 Lafayette a-trae. beloved husband of Gunda Feuiner v-Tte, fond father rf Elizabeth Vojet hmther of Carl. Reatlng at funeral heme.

8913 Wentworth avenue. Funeral Salurdav. 8.30 a. to St. Bernards chjrcrj.

mcnt St. Msry's. WfEDLING Clsrenre C. Wledllng. beiovj husband cf the late Hazelie.

d-ar father cf Frrv-thae. Edith, and Charles, father-tn-ie" cf his home at Ingle i Lake ounty. He joined TllK TRIUUNK in 1911 as a plumber, became plumber foreman and at the time of his retirement in April of 1946 was master lerie Hupp and Shirley Nllssen. fond sister 318 N. Central avenue.

Austin service St-urday, 2:30 p. m. Interment W'heaton cem DONNELLAN FOR FUNERALS JEFFERY-BLVD. AT 77TH-ST. SOUTH SHORE 8822 etery.

New Orleans paper piease copy Aus. 0017. ot Lawrence, iiannan, nu r.uwo and Mrs. Julia Ries. grandmother of Brian, Harold.

Charlene. and Bobby. Services Friday. 2 p. at Kimball avenue church.

Kimball and Medlll avenues. At rest at funeral chapel. 4338-40 Fullerton avenue, until 10 a. m. Friday.

Interment Mount Olive. BEAN Myrtle Porter Bean. Service In St. Anselm' church, 61st and Michigan avenue. :30 a.

Feb. 8. Interment St. Mary'. REAMER Vlralnla J.

Beamer. 6929 Eher- GENTILI Angela Gentlll. beloved husband plumber. Mr. 1 of Mamie, nee Rosasco: dear latner or Leo, brother-in-law of Nat and Adolph Rosasco.

Funeral Saturday. 8:30 a. from chapel. 1241 Clybourn avenue, to St. Bonaventure hart avenue, Feb.

6, 1947. wile of the JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WABASH AV. WHITEHALL 6060. 4342 RAVENSWOOD-AV. LONGBEACH 0305.

a veteran of 'omp' r- ctiritopher World War I. He leaves his widow, Eva, and a son, Bernard. Services will lie at 1 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 4138 Madison st.

church. Interment St. Josepn cemetery. Information. Mohawk 0850.

GILLIGAN Elizabeth Gllllgan. beloved daughter of the late Christopher Gllllgan and Ellen Barton Hyne. sister of Mrs. John J. late Joseph W.

Beamer, motner oi l. a Beamer. At rhaoel. 316 W. 63d street at Harvard avenue, where service will be CHARGE BRITAIN WITH FOMENTING STRIFE IN GREECE Sr Viik Sf ri CMtltn Hlbune Ditpatrhl ATHENS, Feb.

6 rnunter-charges tiefore the United Nations commission investigating the situation in Greece were opened by the Hulgiirinn representative today with the assertion thnt British 1 1 oops are the only foreign foment-ris of trouble in the nation. The remainder of the argument presented by Bulgarian spokesman, Georges Kaulischev, consisted largely of rereading the case against Greece as recently presented before the U. N. security council in New York. Mark Ethridge, United States delegate, who had difficulty in hearing, tried in vain to obtain Bulgarian agreement to dispense with rereading th document in return for his promise to study the English version.

Stays of execution for 14 persons condemned to death by Greek military courts for "political crimes" were tequested of the Greek government by the commission. Three of the persons involved were executed despite a U. N. plea, five more have been granted Jndelinite stays, and six have received 24 hour reprieves which expire at midnight Friday. After taking this action, the com-mission resolved to seek advice of the V.

N. security council as to whether its procedure in intervening Wilt ptojrer. held Saturday, Feb. 8, at 2 p. m.

Inter in the fire department for wife than 40 years. He leaves two daughters. Mrs. Myrtle Principali and Mrs. Margaret Clementi, and two sons, Arthur and Alfred.

Services will be at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in St. Matthew's Episcopal church, Evanston. Mrs.

Maud Darwin CAMBRIDGE, England, Feb. 6 (A) Mrs. Maud Darwin, more than 80, widow of the second son of Charles Darwin, scientist, died at her home here today. She was a daughter of Charles M. Du Puy of Philadelphia.

Her eldest son, Charles Darwin, is head of Britain's national physical laboratory. Fred A. Robbins Fred A. Robbins, 63, head of an advertising agency bearing his name at 3G0 N. Michigan died yesterday in Orlando, friends in Chicago learned.

He went to Florida on business two weeks ago. Mr. Robbins had been an advertising executive 25 years. His widow, Lurena, and a son, William survive. Hans Fallada BERLIN, Feb.

6 (VP) Hans Fall- Mclnerney of Pittsburgh and the late Mar garet Fitzglbbons. stepdaughter of Dennis ment Beverly. BEHRENDS Adolph Behrends. Ute residence C. H.

JORDAN 6c CO. FIINFBAT. HOMTT. Hynes. Funeral Saturday.

Feb. 8, at 9 a. m. lrom funeral home. Jeflery boulevard at 77th street, to St.

Philip Ncrl church. Interment Mount Olivet. husband Clara Marie Behrends. iond 93 YEARS' SERVICE SUP. 7709 200 E.

ERIE. 1 Blork E. of Michigan. GILBERTSON Arthur R. Gilbertson.

Feb. lather ol Harvey, service j-naay. i-eo. i. at 12 o'clock noon at funeral home.

6734 Northwest highway. Interment private. Member of Providence lodge. No. 711, A.

F. at A. M. CEMETERIES late of 2851 N. California avenue, beloved husband of Florence, nee Wlttke: fond father 4 CRAVE LOT Rldcewood Cemetery.

Call Belmont 5306. of Nancy Lee. dear son ot Ralph S. and Eisa BLUNDER FIELD Margaret Blunderfleld of Gilbertson. brother of June Kumm.

Elsie Gilbertson, and Dorothy Albrecht. Funeral Sat MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS urday. Feb. a. at 3 P.

m. at lunerai pome. CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT De Plalne. formerly of Oak Park, oeioveo, wile of William dear mother of Mr.

Fy Arnon. Mr. Ruth Scott, and Mi. Irene McCameut. past matron Oak Park chapter.

saving. rar. rinrnur A th nor. Also at Irving fark. Cicero-, and 800 S.

Homan. O. E. s. At rest at chapel.

523 Lake street. Oak Park, until Friday noon, service at Belmont avenue, to irving i-ara cemetery. GORMAN See Mary Agne La Vlgn notice. GOTTHILF Meta Gotthllf. nee Camlner.

of 1100 N. La Salle street, dear sister ot Walter Camlner. Service Friday. 3:30 p. m.

at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Cuyler avenue Methodist church. Cuyier avenue and Ontario street. Oak Park. Friday.

2 p. followed by O. E. S. aervlce.

Information. Euclid 1643. Interment Oakrldge DEATH NOTICES MARTIN John C. Msrtln. brother of Mlrhsel and Mrs.

Mae Nlbhe. fond uncle of Mrs GREJCZYK Joseph C. Greiczyk of 1143 N. Margaret Pascua. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 cemetery.

a. from chapel. 2346 W. Madison street Winchester avenue, beloved son or Ignatius Fraternal Not Ire- BLUM BERG Reuben Blumberr. 3310 Holly.

to St. Jarlath'a church and St. Joseph's wood avenue, suddenly at Miami Beacn. rl EDGE WATER BNAI B'RITIt LODGE No. and Anna Grejcryk.

Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a. m. from chapel. 1457 W. Blackhawk atreet.

to Holy Trinity church. Noble street cemetery. beloved husband of Charlotte, devoted son MKSSINA Cresrenro Christ 1 Messln of 9.13 iada, 53. whose "Little Man, What 14S9. Brother Jlyman SmllgofT.

Funeral Friday, 1 p. at chspel, rtiOA Broadway. I'AUL H. RICHMAN. Secy.

and Haddon avenue. Interment St. Adalbert's of Bessie and the late Henry Hlumherg. dear brother of Sylvia Mutchnlk, Sydell, W. Tavlor atreet.

loving husband cf Olvmpla tiee Nuzzo: devoted husband of the late Zemel, Lester, and the late Gerald. Funeral Friday. II a. at chapel. 3021 Lawrence cemetery.

Information. Brunswick 2585. GROSS Walter E. Gros. 5240 George treet, Skokte, dear husband of Emma, ti'e Lent, father of Melvm and the late Marilyn.

on Frances, fond brother of the late I.aborio. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from chapel. 813 MOTORIST DIES WHEN AUTO RUNS INTO RESIDENCE John Kakouris, 21, of 628 N.

Genesee Waukegan, died yesterday in St. Therese hospital, Waukegan, of Injuries suffered Wednesday night when he lost control of his speeding automobile and crashed into the home of J. Howard Hanford at 2114 Grand Waukegan. John Woods, 33, of 5016 S. Kedvale army veteran and warehouse employe, was killed when he was struck by a taxlcab at C3d and Spauldlng nv.

The driver of (he cab was Nat Ferello, 40, of 3358 Jackson blvd. Up to 4 p. m. yesterday, 59 persons had been killed in traffic, accidents in Cook county since Jan. 1.

Of these, 41 were killed in Chicago, where 1,445 were Injured in the same period. The Rev. Ross Gyles, 61, Found Hanged in Home The P.ev. Ross Gyles, 61, of 1941 Winnemac for 10 years a Held representative for Moody Bible institute, was found hanged yesterday in the bedroom of his home. Police were told he had been ill.

Surviving are his widow Effie, a former teacher at Miami, and a daughter, Harriet Lorraine, a chemist. venue. Interment Westliwn. In Blemortnm Now? was an American best seller of the early '30's died day. Fallada, whose real name was Rudolph Dit-zen, was a Pomeranian whose first works appeared in Germany in 1920.

W. Taylor street, to Our of Pompeii of Mr. and Mr. August Gross, brother of church. Interment Mount Crmel cemetery.

Mon. 0449. BOCACH George Bocach. dearly beloved husband of Mary, nee Kompa: loving father of Elizabeth Moshler. Helen, ana ma nan.

nest McVEY Daniel McVey. beloved husband of Ing at funeral home. 7600 W. Grand avenue tne late Mary Iond father ot josepn Mrs. Margaret Malone.

and Mrs. Gladys Durkln. brother of Mrs. Nell McMullen. Mrs.

Margaret McWIIllams. and Michael. Funeral Saturday. 11a. from chapel.

3159 Jark-aon boulevard, at Kedzle. to St. Mel a church. Interment Mount BARRON Jennie Gnldle Barron. In loving memory ot our mother and grandmother, who left us seven years jco today.

Forever In our hearts." CHILDREN AND GRANDMOTHER. BOVENIZER SSstt. John F. Bovenlzer, 160th Infantry. 40th division.

In memory of pi? John, killed In action Feb. S. l45, rn Luzon. Anniversary mass 7:30 a. m.

Saturday, Feb. 8, at St. Basil' church. Always amtllnt. happy, and content.

Loved and respected wherever lie went; Years will not darken nor ahadow dim. The beautiful memories we have of him. MOM. DAD. BROTHER, SISTERS.

AND MARY JAEGERMANN June Wledllng, brother cf Mrs. Ida Ba-dow. Past master cf Kilwtnnlrg N5. 311. A.

F. av A. and past of Corinthian chapter. No. 83.

R. A M. Services Saturdav. Feb 8. at 3 30 OS.

at funeral home. 3440 s. Central avenue. terment Rosehlll. Kll.

3430 WHITE Mary Agnes White, late ef 147 La Crosse avenue, dear daughter cf the lata and Margaret, aliter of Mrs Ma'gare Mabee and Gecrge B. White Fuceral Sata-dav. Feb. 8. at a frcm funeral rt --n, 103 N.

l-aramle avenue at to St. Thomas Aquinas churra. lntermert St. Joseph's cemetery. Harvard.

WILLIAMS Andrew Richard Williams. Jri years. Feb. 6. 1947.

beioved husband -f late Anna, dear father cf Helen and Be ice Nancy, the late Ethel and of Hsrbor lodge. No. 731. A. A.

and Golden Lir.a No 317. I O. F. Resting at chapel. 2700 E.

T'ta street, where services will be held SatirSav. Feb. 8. at 2 30 p. m.

latermect Caa ccia. Saginaw 3737. WILLIAMS Richard H. ef SOS Henderson street, beloved cf nee Hubert, dear father cf Ethei Mae Goie. Dorothy Anne Schcll.

and Robert Earl, grandfather cf eight. Restlnit at fur.era: hcrre, 5708 W. Madison street where service I be held Saturday at p. m. Interment Forest Home.

Austin 2012. WOELLER Bertha S. Woeller rf 13 Virgin: street. Elmhurst. 111., beloved wife cf Max.

dear mother of Waiter. Elsie mn-i Dora Schaeffer. alster of Charses Srraudt. also survived by six grandchildren ar.d great-grandchild. Resting at iate resnler.ee where services will be held Saturday at 3 p.

m. Interment Elm Lawa. MINORINI Battlsta Mtnortnl. Feb. 5.

1947. late of 313 MrDanlele avenue. Highland Park. 111., beloved husband of the late Theresa. Funeral Saturday.

Feb. 8. from Elmer. Raymond. Arthur, Alvin.

and wn-lard. Resting at funeral home. 8057 Nllea Center road. Skokle. until noon Saturday.

Services Saturday, 2 p. at St. Paul a Lutheran church. Interment St. Paul's cemetery.

HARGREAVES George A. Hargreave. Feb. 6. 1947.

of 2335 Ridgeway avenue. Evanston. 111., husband of the late Katherlne Bower Hargreaves. father of Mrs. Louis Mrs.

Vincent Clementi, Arthur and Alfred Hargreaves. brother of Mrs. William Gregg. Resting at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue. Evanston, until Saturday noon.

Service 3:30 p. m. Saturday, at St. Matthew's church, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park cemetery.

HARPER Alex Harper, of 2237 S. Bell avenue, husband of the late Augusta, father of Arthur 1... Ralph Mrs. Stella Moody. Mr.

Eva Splelman, Mra. Alice Sadler, and Charles brother of Mrs. Hilda Nelson, Mrs. Ida Stromberg. Mr.

Emm -Luasenhop. and August. Services Saturday, 1 p. at chapel. 2346 W.

Madison street, to Mount Greenwood cemetery. funeral home, 33 N. Second street. High land Park, to Immaculate Conception church. Mass at 10 a.

m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Highland Park. Rosary at funeral home Friday at 8 p.

m. at the Circle. Funeral Friday. eet. t.

at 10:30 a. m. to St. Celestlne' church. Burial St.

Joseph' cemetery. Elmwood Park 801 or Tuxedo 6992. BOYCHUK Nlchol Boychuk of 1957 W. Chicago avenue, beloved husband of Estelle, nee Kochanowskl: loving father of Nadya Lube and Dothea Rosalie, brother of Peter of Canada. Funeral Saturday.

Feb. 8. 1:30 p. at chapel. 2255 W.

Chicago avenue. Interment Elmwood cemetery. Humboldt 6220. BRENNAN Frank E. fBudl Brennan, beloved on of the late Frank and Mary Dla Brennan.

fond brother ot Charles, cousin of Ruth Pratt Hoglund. At funeral home, A9th at Justine street. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. to St. Mary ot Mount Carmel church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. BULLOCK Mary Bullock, beloved daughter fit John and Virginia, nee Taylor: sister of Billy, Curtis, and David. Funeral Saturday, Crystal Lake, 111. BURRILL James W. Burrlll, husband of the late Rose, nee Helser; fond father of Cyril.

Richard, the Rev. Ignatius S. and the late Kathryn. Funeral Saturday at CARLSON Herbert F. Carlson.

In memory of NELSON Lena Nelson of Evanston. wife of the late George Nelson. Services Saturday. 3 p. at St.

Paul's English Lutheran church. Evanston. Interment Memorial Park. Resting at chapel, 1460 Sherman avenue. Evanston, from 5 p.

Friday, until noon Saturday. our loving nusoand ana lamer, wno left lust one year ago today. We had no time to say good-by. His loving heart Just ceased to beat; Before we knew, he waa gone. I.ovin and kind In all his ways.

Upright and lust to the end of his days. A beautiful memory he left behind A nature you couldn't help loving. And to those who knew him, hi memory will never grow old. LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. WEIGHS ACTION ON CIO ALIEN IN CITIZENSHIP LIE United States Atty.

Woll said yesterday he would ask Instructions on whether to re-indict or appeal from the ruling of Federal Judge I'hilip L. Sullivan dismissing on a technicality an indictment charging that Joseph Rujic-, alias Weber, former CIO union organizer, falsely represented himself as a United States citizen. Weber, former organizer for the I'nited Farm Equipment and Metal Workers I CIO and director of the strike a year ago against the International Harvester company, is accused of giving Chicago as his birth-place In applying for a job with the Andiew company, E. 75th st. Government investigators said Wchrr was born in Austria and had attended in Moscow the Lenin school of training in strike violence and strategy.

Police records show he was arrested in 19.1" as one HAUPT Edward Haupt. of the North Shore NUZZO See Crescenzo Messina notice. O'LEARY Maurice O'Leary. beloved husband CHARNER May Stulper Charner. In cher WOHLRAB Kate Wohtrab.

r.ee Va' 2531 S. 9 a. m. from chapel, 6222 Broadway, to hotel, Evanston. husband of the late Charlotte Maude Haupt.

father of Caspar W. Haupt. brother of Mrs. A. H.

Robb of Rum-son. N. and Mrs. Charles sturdevant of Philadelphia, Pa. Service Saturday.

1:30 p. at chapel. 1460 Sherman avenue. Evanston. Interment Beverly, N.

J. Please omit Cowers. of Time Steinberg Leary. fond rather or Franklin and the late Maurice W. O'Leary brother of Mrs.

Minnie Rlchold, Frank. John, end the late Jim O'Leary. Funeral Friday. 10:30 a. from chapel.

1820 8 Michigan avenue, to St. John'a church. ished memory ot my beloved wne ana our adored alster. HARRY, MYRTLE, FLORENCE, AND RAY. Avers avenue, beloved wife cf Will-am.

mother cf Wlillam Jr. and Violet Cagey, sister of John Valsa, Funeral Saturday. Feb. A. at 2 p.

at chapel. 3A1I S. tawn.ia a avenue. Bohemian Natlunai cemetery. Lawndale 8030.

CHRAPEK Vincent Chrapek. In loving mem ORR F.lwvn Orr. beloved husband of Til- HAYES Frank M. Hayes of 1029 N. Harlem ory of our beloved husband, father, and grandfather who left us one year aso today.

St. Ignatius' church. Interment All Saints'. CAREY Margaret V. Carey, late of 8004 May street, beloved daughter of the Ute Maurice and Bridget Carey, fond sister of Maty, and the Lale Thomas and Philip Carey.

Funeral Saturday, 11 a. from chapel. 79th street at Loomls boulevard, to St. Sahlna's church. Mass 11:30 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Please omit flower. Members of St. Rose of Lima court.

No. 73, W. C. O. will meet at chapel Friday evening, 8 o'clock.

BeBriqfirtBeKqfttt ZAJAC Emily Agne Zajar. beloved daughter BRONCHITIS STABBING YOU WITH PAIN? Knifa-lika point in chit or threat, stiff nk, backache coll for thi tatfr help from StOAN'SI Han, fond brother of Milan cf St. Louis, Mo. Services 4:30 p. m.

Friday, at late'resldence. 514 Vine avenue. Park Ridge. III. Interment private.

For Information, Park Ridge 789. PALMISANO Vlncenzo Palmlsano. loving husband of the late Maria, fond lather of Anthony. Mrs. Teena Russo.

Mrs. Josephine Matalone. Dr. D. A.

Palmlsano. beloved grandfather ot Mrs. Constance Dante. James Russo. Joseph.

Vincent and Mary Palmlsano. avenue, oak Park, beloved husband of Anna C. nee Brlgnole: fond father of Frank J. and Louise Faglano, grandfather of John Michael Hayes. on of Etta nd the late Michael J.

Hayes, brother of Mabel. Oakey. and Russel M. Hayes. Resting at funeral home, 217 N.

Cicero avenue. Funeral notice later. P. G. K.

of Hennepln-Shlelds council. No. 967. and La Salle assembly, 4th degree. K.

ot C. rf Mary Zajar. loving suter cf srphle Hser.a. Walter, and Paulina Kllar. dear cf Frank Habena.

H'len Zajae. and Kllar. fond aunt cf Kenneth Za'ae. F-nert Saturday. 10:30 a.

from enapei. 2350-14 Fullerton. at Sacramento, to St. Kcstsa church and St. Adaiberfs.

BtJiKt 3300 or Kildare 4000. CASTLE Betty Castle, nee Hall, beloved wife HENSON If. Willi Henson. 225 Ashland ve ol William. Iond mother of William sister of George, Margaret.

Harold. Carl. Myrtle. I.e Roy. Earl, the late Edna.

Minnie. William, and Burton. Services at funeral home. 4255 W. Division street.

Friday, Feb. 7. at 2 p. m. Interment Elmwood.

In mitery day and night from nagging pain? Quietc pat oma SLOAN'S on the aching araa. ACTS FASTERI ACTS LONGER! nue. River Forest, devoted husband or Dorothy, nee Koch; father of Robert and Donald, aon of Walter W. and the late Maude, brother of Georgia Byrne. Services at chapel.

7319 Madison street. Forest Park. Friday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Lyonsvllle cemetery.

Please omit flowers. Whenever you're headachy, sluggish, sour because of acid indigestion or latehours -quick take sparkling Eno You'll promptly help neutralize excess stomach acid, ease "full feeling" overnight I Next morning, take Fno as a speedy, gentle laxative just before breakfast. Caution: use only as directed. Buy at druggists today! EFFECTIVE DOUBLE ACTION I CLASSEN Mary Classen, fond mother of Helen HOI.EC Frank Holec. beloved husband of I ne aearrsi aao tne wona couia xiuia.

A cherished smile and a heart of gold; Those who knew him all will know How much we lost a year ago. LOVING WIFE. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILD. CLUCAS Fred W. Clucas.

Feb. 7. 1946. In fond memory ol our beloved husband, father, and grandfather, who passed away one year ago today. DEVOTED WIFE, SON.

DAUGHTER. AND GRANDSON. FRASER Anne Fraser. In sad and loving memory of my dearly beloved mother, who paftsed away ten year aio today. In my heart your memory linger Loving, tender, kind and true.

There Is not a day. dear mother, That I do not think of you. LOVING SON, DAVID. FEISCHL Pfe. Andrew A.

Felstfil. In ory of our beloved son and brother, who passed away two years ero today, 3 Gone, dear Andy, gone forever: How we miss your smiling lace; But you left us to remember. None on earth routd take ynur plare. LOVING MOTHER, DAD. AND BROTHERS GURGONE Pvt.

Paul J. Gurgone. 5th Infan-w try division. In loving memory of our EES beloved son and brother, who died two If-i years ao today Su Luxemburg. Memo-rial mass.

Sancta Maria Incoronata church, a. m. Friday. Feb. 7.

Our hearts still arhe with loneliness. Our eyes shed many a tear. God only knows how we miss you. As It ends this seend year. MOTHER, DAD, BROTHERS, SISTER Ros Holec.

dear father of Frank Marie. Helen Neeld, Richard, Albert, and James, fond brother of Emily Dobes. Funeral Saturday. Feb, 8. at 9:30 a.

from chapel 6716 W. 16th street, Berwyn. to St. Mary of Celle church. Interment St.

Adalbert'. Gun derson 144. SLOAN'S i powerful and to use. No rubbing. Jutt pat it on I Almoat at once you ee the warm, extra urge of circulation that ease congestion and aid in relief of pain.

Keiearcb ihowi SLOAN'S act aster end effect Jeif lantnr to help you find comfort and rest. Try SLOAN'S. See how fait It aid In relieving bronchi til pain. Ua it also lot pain of rheumatitm, arthritis, neuritis, and lumbaio. At all C.

Murphy, Louis and Edward F. Classen. Funeral Saturday, Feb. 8, at 2:30 p. at chapel.

2701 N. Clark. Interment Rosehlll. CLEFF Otto W. Cleff.

beloved husband of Frieda. Iond father or Otto, Fred, Walter. William, Eugene, Rudolph. and Alfred, brother of Mrs. It.

Stance. William Alfred and Eugene. Member of Fraternal Order of Eagles, Forest Prk aerie. No. 1344.

Service at chapel. 7319 Madison street. Forest Park, Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Arlington.

COLE Olive J. Cole. Feb. S. beloved wile of the late Herbert dear cousin of Lee Wolgemuth.

Resting at chapel. 2700 75th street, where services will be held Fii-' day. Feb. 7, at 3 p. m.

Interment Rosehlll. Sag. 3737. Mrs. Rose Fagen.

Joseph. James and Fred Matalone, William Allegrettl. and Mrs. Marie Hohenadal. Funeral from chapel.

1624 W. Grand avenue. Monday, Feb. 10, 1947, to the Addolorata church. Mass.

9 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. For Information: Monroe 7657. PASSOW L.

Arthur Passow. beloved husband of Lenore, dear father of Carolyn fond aon of Caroline and the late Lewi A. Pas-sow. Services Saturday. Feb.

8. at 1:30 p. m. at funeral home. 3440 N.

Central avenue. Interment Waldhelm. Klldar 5420. PIERSEN Mabel E. Piersen.

Feb. 6. 1947. cf 1016 Colfa street. Evmston.

111., sister of Mrs. Alice P. Clarke. service 3:30 p. Saturday at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. POLMISANO Vlncen70 Polmlsano, loving husband of the late Maria, fond lather of Anthony. Teena Russo. Mrs. Josephine Matalone.

and Dr. D. A. Palmlsano. beloved graiid-falher of Mrs.

Constance Dante. James Huo. Joseph. Vincent, and Mary Paimissno. Mrs Rose Fagan.

Joseph, James, and Fied Matalone, William Allegrettl. Mrs Marie Hohenadal, Mrs. Gwendolyn Pasert. Richard. An-gelee, and Cyrene Palmlsano.

Funeral from chapel. 1634 W. Grand avenue. Mmday. Feb.

10, at 9 a. San-ta Maria Addolorata church. Interment Mount Carmel. Mon. 7657, ZINKANN Johanna M.

Zlnkann. ree of 1874 N. Leavltt street, beloved wire cf Walter A fond mother cf Martin grana-mother cf Frederick dear sister cf Mary. Theodore. John, and Emma Gedel.

Holtorf. Millie stmukl. and Margaret Funeral Saturday at 9 30 a. rn frrss funeral home. 2313 W.

Ncrth avenue, St. Aloyalus" church. Tnfrment St. Josepc a. cemetery.

Humboldt 094 9 ZOF.BL Anna Zoebl. beloved wife Ge-vr. loving mother of Ruth Psuisen and Dcr-try Slermeta. slater cf Gussle Straoss and Ma tha Nielsen, grandmother of Dorothy Paulsen and Diane Slermeta. Resting at faseral home, 6833-33 Fullerton avenue Service Saturday.

Feb 8. 2 CARD OF THANKS DAMERON Esther Anna Dameron. Mr. a4 Mra. Mundstock and Wallace Vundatrw-a w.s.-m to espreas their deepest gratitude to Jameatm B.

Dameron for his sympathy kindness so geoercusly extended dirlr time of need In obtaining the finest medical attention for cur dear departed and your slter-ln-la. In a vein I'TCt to keep her with Us and fcr povidlr-g beautiful services for her as words are at a time Use this we ran aav we thank you frm the lw-fm hearts and our gratitude arterfijwlcg leader of the fatal Memorial day labor riot at the South Chicago plant of the Republic Steel corporation. Deportation proceedings against Weber are pending. I ADVEHTI.HMENT I Lemon Juice Recipe Checks Rheumatic Pain Quickly nflr frffn rtitmnaftr, srOiritli er titiriUi pa in rv i hit tun pi horn in iw ifi houk f'1 unlrilt, it ft ac of liu-r i fiminiiil. wo-fri supplr, ti-iiv.

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of George mother of Arthur D. and Robert grandmother of Arthur M. and Donald R. Resting at funeral home. 203 S.

Marlon street IWlsconsln avenue. Oak Park, after 2 m. Friday. Services Saturday. 3 p.

at First Methodist church chapel. Oak Park. Burial Elmwood Park. drugstores: 3Sf, 70f, tl.40 giant ne). IMUURGIO J-awrence J.

lmburglo at Miami, CREMER Barbara Cremer tne Brachlel, wife aft BkVlif FLORISTS beloved husband of Cora, nee fond father of Lawrence Jr. and David, son of ratheiine and the late Joseph lmburglo. brother of Joseph, Samuel. Charles, and Rose. Funeral Monday.

2 p. nv. at funeral home. street at 2d avenue. Msrwood.

Interment Mount Emblem. Maywood 14. of the late Jacob. Feb. 4.

beloved motner ol John C. Cremer and the late Catherine Jesa-cher. grandmother of Dr. Andrew Jesarher and Lorraine Cremer. Funeral Saturday morning at 10:30 from funeral home.

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