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-DEATH ROTICEt- CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE -DEATH NOTICE- -DEATH ftOTlCIS- TIRADE BY RED OBITUARIES ANNA L. DEAN Services for Mrs. Anna L. Dean. 78.

of 266 Hicks rd. Palatine, who died in her home Thursday after a brief will be held at 10 a.m. today in St. Sylvester's church. Burial will be in St.

Joseph cemetery. Mrs. Dean was the widow of Charles E. Dean, racing stable owner, who died in 1922. She is survived by three sons.

Charles. Ben and Jerry, and two daughters. Hazel and Mrs. Allene Reid. all of Part Page 10 SaCFeb.

21, 1948 UNDERTAKERS LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 31 WEST 3D-STREET. AT HARVARD. PHONE WENTWORTM 0025. SATURDAY DOXBAR-Charlee 2 p.m., at chapel LAIOl-rrea P-m at chapel. 1 p.m.f at chapel.

NORTH SIDE CHAPEL SSOl NORTH A5HLANO-AVENUC PHONE LONGBEACK 264 SATCKDAY BLAER-Jasl T-, 2 p. at ha pal SCS-EERG-Veda, ll a. a. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED EAKAVAK-Florenc.

BEVERLY CHAPEL WEST 5TH-STREET. PHONE BEVTRLT 2113. LAIN SON JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS' ERIE AT WABAH-AV. WHITEHALL 00. 4S4J VENSvVOOD-AV.

LONCBFACH 0305. C. H. JORDAN CO. 93 YEARS SERVICE SUP.

7709 200 Z. ERIE. 1 Mock E. of MlcbJfU. fVXZlUU.

HOMfc CEMETERIES CEMETERY lot, 123 (. ft. Care Bill action, Evergreen Park cemetery. Foe C. Aula, Sox 92, Blu Island, Illinois.

CEMETERY lot la Arlington nr. bargain, leaving state. Pan. 6631. ELM cemetery-i sight grave lota for sale.

Lake at. and Moiroe ave. Ilmhurat, 111. Ho. 41, section 2 and Ho.

136, section 15. Contact Mr. Get ticker, 509-10 First Rational La Porta, Indiana. 6 (7AT LOT-nlc $300, Beverly cemetery. John Ponicaro, 432 Campbell Wlckllffe, Ohio.

MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS CMTEFT MAPjaBS.MOTUVErJTS AT savings Sears, Roebuck Co. State Street Store, 4th Floor Irving Fk. Store, Cicero Irving Park or 900 S. Boman I DEATH NOTICES I In MrmorlMin BOBAJS-Certrud Tracy Bohan. In loving memory cf my dear sister, vho passed avay 13 years ago taday, Feb.

21. BROTHER FAT. CCIIEM-Donald Morrie Cullum. In loving memory of our eon and brother who passed away five years ego, Feb. 2.

DAD, MTHER, SISTER, BROTHERS-! LAEME-Revan jfBunny) Da Larme, Feb. 21, 1936. In loving ceaory. VIRGINIA. Michael E.

Graczyk. In loving camcry cm your 23rd 5 birthday la our hearts and alnda you ara always vita us. KJM, BU3 AKD SISTERS. JALAFSEr -Lillian Jslefsky. Va can't say "Happy Birthday" dear.

Because you' gone away; But C-dd will lova and keep you T11 ve seet apain some day. EUSBArO, CHI LIS EH, GRANDCHILDREN EAETCB-Mary Eord Eaetor. In fond and grateful remembrance of little Polly, vho passed avajr one year ago today, Feb. 21, 1947. She faced life's trials vlth a dauntless spirit and a never falling cheerfulness that was aa Inspiration to use.

Hay Cod keep this gallant llttla soul in Bis lov-ing care. LILLIAN CRASKE LEAYHT. MALCH-Matthev A. Mallon, A.M.M., 34 class U.S.R. la loving memory of our dear son and brother vho vas killed In action three years ago today.

Ccr.e la the face wa loved so dear, Gone Is the voice ve loved to hear, Loving and kind In heart and mind, Vhat a treasured memory you left -behlndi MOTHER AKD SISTER. KARSALA-Saa Marsala. In memory of our precious eon vno lert ua tares years ago today. "You'll always he In our hearts, Sammie." MOM AKD DAD. PETROITE-John J.

(J. Patron. In memory of our Beloed husband, father and grandpa, vho passed avay one year ago today. Loving and kind in all Ms vays, Upright and juet to the and of his days; Sincere and true In his heart and, mind. Beautiful memories ha left behind; Ee had a nature you could not help laving; A heart that vas purer than gold; And to those vho knew hla and loved him, Els memory vlll never grov cold.

LOTUW WIFE MINIflE, DOLLY, GERALD, LCRETTA AUD BABY SUSAN. EBCJG-Mary Slmona. In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother, vho passed avay nine years ago today. CE2LDEEI AND C35ANDCE3LDRHI. CtHGLFT-Loretta L.

Quigley, Fat). 21, 196. Tvo long years have passed avay, Vhen one va loved vaa called avay, God took her home, It vaa Els vlll, But in our hearts she llveth still. LCVING EDSRABD AND DAUGHTERS. VASIEF-Paymand R.

Wagner. Just three years ago today, Ray darling, you vent avay, kut la our hearts you'll always A most beautiful memory. YOUR LOV ISO MOTHER A3G? FAMILY. ZUT-Pvt. Daniel B.

Ziff, Feb. 21, In cherished memory. "Our hurt grows deeper and cur loneliness ln-cmMi with every passing day." EEar-BROEEI MOM, DAD, LU, AKD CHAR. -DEATH MOTICES- ANfiERSOR-Clara Anderson, beloved dauAbter of the lat Dlna and Oscar Anderson, dear sister of Olga Schalk, end the lat Selma Thorklldsen, i Rostvlck, and Arthur Anderson. Services at chapel, 3234 W.

North eveno, Monday, Feb. 23, at IS30 p.m Interment Forest Boa. ATOEWSCS-Isak Anderson, Feb. 19, 194 of 1035 PJdge avenue, Evanaton, 111, husband of the late Jennie Anderson, father cf Mrs. Harold M.

Mattaon (Dora), end Mrs. William H. Erlckson grandfather of Mary Jeanne Erlckson, Gracia, Harold, and James Matt son, brother of Mrs. Swan Ander eon (Christine). Service 2 p.m., Saturday, at chapel, 1567 Meple avenue, Evanston.

Interment Rose-hill cemetery. Please emit flowers. IJkKTES-Clifford D. Barnes, formerly of 749 N. Lorel avenue, beloved hus- and of Eazel Catherine Barnes, broth er of Raymond.

of A del phi lode, Ro. 1029 A.F. A.M. and Cicero chapter. Bo.

180, R.A.M. Services Monday, Feb. 23, at 2 p.m., at funeral heme, yQ IS. Central avenue. Interment Mount EBhlem.

Kll 5420. GRUEL-Marle Herdegen Gruel, beloved vif of Arthur E. Gruel, dear moth er of Richard A. and La Verne, sis ter or the Rev. P.

Joseph O.S.B., Margaret Cuny, John, George, Frank, Sophie Stapleton, William, and Charles. Funeral. Monday, at 9: 30 a.m., from funeral home, 1732 Wilson avenue, to St. 'Teresa 'a church, Kenmore and Armltage avenues. Inter mnnt St.

Joseph's cemetery. Member of St. Martha's W.C.O.F. BOWE-Anna E. Howe, nee Bell, beloved vix or the late Charlea dear mother of Dorothy A.

Nicholson, grandmother of Robert M. Jr. and Charles. Member of Alice chapter, Na. 561, O.E.S..

Services Monday, Feb. 23, at 3 p.m., -at funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Acacia Park. Kildare 5420.

JAVOR-Frank Javor, lat of 2238 W. loth place, beloved father of Ed- vard, Adeline, Theodore, and Edmund. Funeral Monday, Feb. 23, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 2159 W. Cullerton street, to St.

Ann's church. Interment Resurrection. Virginia 6755. KAFEIAKSKI -Matthew Kapelanski, of 220O W. CorteE street, beloved husband of Cecelia, nee Solinskl, loving father of Stella, Walter, Roman, and Eugenia, father-in-law of Walter Janickl, Benedict Dombrowskl, Frances, and Jeannette, grandfather of seven, great-grandfather of three.

Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 1410 N. Ashland avenue, to St. Relenra Tnt--rTn ftf Adalbert's cemetery. Arm. 2934.

Omit ixovers please. KESSENICH-Emma F. Thlele, 6723 Schdol street, Morton Crove, beloved vif a of the late Herman, dear mother of John, George and Josephine Fredrichs, grandmother of June Fredrichs, Lois and Wayno Kessenieh. Funeral Saturday, 2 p.m.. at funeral home, 0O57 Riles Center road, Skokle.

Interment Fidgewood cemetery. KINZEL Joanna Kinzel, nee Eedron, be loved wife of the late Joseph, fond mother of Harold and Elaine, dear sister of August, Adolph, Joseph, and Emll Kedron, and Mary Zarlock, Services at chapel, 3234 W. North avenue, Monday, Feb. 23, at 3 P.n. Interment Forest Home.

KLEM-Emll A. Elem, Feb. 18, of 223 S. oak Park avenue. Oak Park, beloved husband of Clara nee Rackow.

dear father of Richard, John and Lois, brother of Frederick and Joseph. Resting at chapel, 124-126, naaieon street, oak Park, at Lombard avenue. Services Saturday, Feb. 21, at 2 p.m., at Trinity Lutheran church, Rldgeland and Erie. Oak Park.

Interment Oakridge. KRAHULEC-Elizabeth Krahulec, lat of i015 Zth place, beloved wife of the late Joseph, fond mother of Cyril, Mary Dobesh, Edward, William, and George. Services Saturday, Feb. 21, at 10:30 a.m., at chapel, 2534 S. Pulaski road.

Interment Bohemian National, Braidwood, 111. Lewndal 3972. LAKIN-Fred Lakln, 6606 Yale avenue, Feb. 17, 19H, brother or William of Miles City, and Caroline Louise Lakln and Mabel L. Patterson of Los Angeles Calif.

At chapel, 316 W. 63rd street at Harvard avenue, vhere services will be held Saturday, Feb. 21, at 4 p.m. Interment Miles City, Mont. LARDNER -Michael T.

Lardner, late of 5550 W. Qulncy street, beloved husband of the late Anna, nee Maxoney, fond fathpr of Mary P. and John grandfather of Virginia Ann. At funeral homo, 5321 W. Madison street.

funeral 23, at 9:30 a.m., to Resurrection church. Inter- mont Mt. Carmel. Austin 802O. McGUiR-Margaret McGinn, nee McNamara, of 2855 S.

Loomia street, beloved vif of Joseph, fond mother of Margaret Mary (Peggy), and Joseph (BudJ daughter of the late Nor en and Patrick, sister of Sister Mary Boselma B.V.M., Joseph, Alice Walsh, Voron-lca Moonan, and the late Lillian We lso and Patrick (Sonny) McNamara. Funeral Monday, 9:15 a.m., from chapel, 5908 S. Kedzi avenue, to St. Bridge's church, mass lO a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Gro. 0090. McNAMAFA-Soa Margaret McGinn notice. McDONOUGH-Zarl S. McDonough, sudden.

ly, Feb. 18, 1948, in Hew York city, Beloved husband of Edith, father of Theodore, grandfather of Teresa. Interment Monday, Feb. 23, 1948, at Bushnell, 111. MAABS-Frenk Maahs, of 2610 Fullerton avenue, beloved husband of Christine, dear father of Fred and Ferdinand.

Fahrehbach, Anna Flentie, Emily, William and Charles Maahs and. Anne Garter. Services Monday, 2 p.m., at the Humboldt Park Commandery Asylum, at 2410 N. Kedzi hlvd. Interment at Waldhelm cemetery.

At rest at funeral home, 3301 W. Fullerton avenue, until 10 a.m., Monday. Member of Mithra lodge, Ho. 410, AJ. and A.M., Lincoln Park chapter.

Ho. 117, RA.M. and Humboldt Park Commandory, Bo. 79, E.T. and Medinah Temple.

MARTTNS-Floranc G. Martins, of 6 158 Wlnthrop avenue, beloved vif of Barry, dear mother of Harry L. Vert-man, also survived by three grand-, children. Service Saturday, at 12 noon, at funeral home, 3301 Fuller-ton avenue. Interment Oakridge cemetery.

Member of American Legion Auxiliary First Air Wing post. MAUNEY-Hatti Mae Mauney, February 1J. 1948. beloved vif or tnaries, mother of Elmer, grandmother of Elms Ma and Elmer Jr. Memoer 01 rroepecv c-.

Iti 7Vl O.E.S. Rest ing at chapel, 3615 Cermak road. Fu neral Monday, 1:30 p.m. Interment Mt. Auburn.

MAZZACAVALLO-Luigl Mazzacawallo, be loved husband of the lata fond father of Primo, Elsie Scheck, Louis, and Mario. Funeral Monday, Feb. 23, at 9 a.m., from funeral home, 2353 Chicago avenue, to St. William's church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Bru. 822O-010O. MENKE-Barbara V. Monks, Feb. 19, 1948, formerly or oa rartc, loving mother of Myrtle Brehm, Florence Westlake, Eotell Burkes and Bazel Witt Dorcy, sister of Anna Maria O'Renen.

Katherine Ingold and Anna Mohr, grandmother of Tnru. William and David mwv. Burkes, Barbara Johnson and Lois Car- aon, great grandmotner 01 ioon xAiie, Bobby and David Burkea. Resting at funeral home, 318 W. Central avenue, Austin.

Services Monday, 2:30 p.m. Interment Oak Ridge. Austin 0017. MONTAn-Dr. Bruno L.

Monies, of Sl6 Webster avenue, dear unci of Mar-caret MUkes, Roaa Tobias, Isabella Zack, Ernest S. Willner, Sam WiUner, Clara Rabinovitch and Charlotte Dresher. Funeral Sunday, at Aaron Funeral Home, St. Paul, Minn. vrwiWVY-'Rn'hert 'Brian Mooney.

Feb. 19. beloved son of Edward and Leota, nee Collins, dear brother of Richard and nvn. ViinAml Mondav. at a from funeral home, I359-6I Fullerton avenue, to St.

Dominica cnurcn. Interment Sti Joseph's. MPOCZKOWSKI -Stella MrocrVownkl, nee Crymannkl, Feb. 20, 1948, late or Eddy street, dearly beloved vif of Barney. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 1317 N.

Ash land avenue, to St. Stanislaus Kostka'a church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Bru.

BATES-Joha M. Bates, of 5437 V. Van Bur en street, suddenly, Feb. 18, in Fhoenlx, beloved son of the late John and Mary Bates, dear broth er or Mrs. Catherine B.

McDonnell, Joseph and Margaret M. Bates. At funeral home, 238 S. Cicero ave nue, after 3 p.m., Saturday. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.m.,; to Resurrection church.

Interment Calvary Member of Bennefln Shields council K. of Janes G. Brophy post American Legion, 37th ward Democratic organization, and Resurrection church Holy Nam society. Please omit flowers. Inf.

call Austin 1000-1001 BLAIS-See Delia Daly notice. BLAEER -Jessie Blaker, at Fort At- cmson, too. iB, iye, loving mother of Edward T. of Tort Atkini son. and Alfred H.

of Chlpum dear grandmother of Mrs. L.H. Cooney or oak Park, 111., Stanley C. of Horthfield, 111., Barbara J. of Fort Atkinson, Nancy L.

Blaker of Chicago ana tnree great-grandchildren. At chapel, 5501 H. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Feb. 21, at 2 p.m. Interment Memorial Park.

BRICKNEP -Arthur Brlckner, dear hue- band of Louise, fond father of Charles son of John and Bangle Brlckner, brother of Harold, Jack, end Lillian Walsh. Services Monday, 9:30 a.m., from funeral hone, 2118 Lawrence avenue, to St. Mathlaa church. RiwuNCONTRO-Vlncenzo Buonincontro, of 2519 W. Wilcox street, beloved husband of Maria, nee Luca, fond father of Guy, Carmen, Mary, Charles, James, Joseph, Bridget Di Muzio and Rose, brother of Domlnlck.

Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., from chapel, 9 00 S. Sacramento boulevard, to St. Mal-achy'a church. Interment Queen of Heaven. Sacramento 4747.

CAFUZZO-Sylveetro Capuzzo, beloved husband of Amelia, devoted father of Theresa Trimarco, Dlto, Zella Foley, Joseph, Linda Okon, John, George, and Dolores Capuzzo, dear father-in- law of Carmen, Jean, Walter. -Joseph. and Josephine. At funeral heme, 40lt8-5O W. Harrison street.

Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., to Presentation church. Burial Mount Camel. Nevada 2818. CERTEHKA-Ellzabeth Cervenka, beloved vlfe of Jerry loving mother of Marian, fond daughter of Paul and Anna Pec en, dear slater of John, Paul, and Stephen Pazan and Ann Krl- zek. Funeral Saturdav, 1:30 p.m., at funeral home, 3821 W.

26th street. Interment Bohemian Rational. Lav, 2912. COOK -Raymond Capron Cook, Feb. 19, 1948, husband of Elizabeth Dewnr Cook, fathor.

of Mrs. Peter Grlevo, Mra. David Taylor Parsons, Ira Birton Cook II, and Mrs, E. Seymcor Purge, brother of Cheater A Cook, and Mrs. Arthur T.

Gault. Servlco, 3:30 p.m., Saturday, at his hone. 133 Dempster street, 111. Burial private. PALY-Dolia Daly, nee Kenny, of 4718 Van Buren street, beloved vlfe of Nicholas, loving mother of Mary Charles M.

Nicholas Viola C. Biala, and the late Marguerite Daly, grandmother of John Joseph Blala. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a.m., from chapel, 4817 Madison etreot, to Resurrection church. Burial Mount Carmel. Austin 1137.

tEGERMAN -Carolina Degerman, Feb. 19, late of 2035 Creenleaf avenue. beloved vlfe of the lat Axel, dear mother of Cunhlld Johnson, Amy, and the late Ethel Degerman, fond grand mother of Claire Johnson, dear sis ter of Nols Munson, of Stanford, also tvo sisters In Sweden. Funeral Saturday, 3 p.m., at chapel. 5149-51 N.

Ashland avenue, at Foster Interment Rosehill. Lon. 5147. DERGTfl-See Derdzinekl notice. DERDZINSKI -Vincent Derdzinski, beloved husband of Victoria, nee Man-kowaki, dear father of Charlotte Radoon, Harold, Emily Folia, father-in-law of Frank Radson, Virginia and Adolph Rolla, brother of Michael and Dora Calpin.

Funeral Monday 23d, at 9:30 a.m., from late residence, 4632 S. Mozart, to Five Holy Martyrs Interment Resurrection. Yards. 6424. DI ML'ZIO-Brldget Di Muzlo, see Buonincontro.

DODD-Hermlna P. Dodd, of 2o26 Wellington avenue, beloved wife of the late Carl, fond mother of Paul, Selma Prill, Charles, Edith Stauss, Mildred Bray, and John, sister of Frank Censke, also survived by sixteen grandchildren and five greatgrandchildren. Services Monday, 2 p.m., at funeral home, 2750-52 V. Diversey avenue. Interment St.

Lucas cemetery. Brunswick 6725. DOOLEY-See Charles Rels notice. DDKBAR-Charles Albert Dunbar, South Shore Viev 71t at South Shore drive, Feb. 18, 198, at Foley, beloved husband of Salde L.

Dunbar, brother or james jonn and Ralph Dunbar, Mrs. Alice Andrew of Los Angeles, Mrs. Ella Ber ry of Minneapolis, Minn-, Mrs. Guy Parrish and Mrs. Raymond Diefender-fer of Sheridan, and Carrie Wagner of Grand Island, Reb.

At chap el, 316 W. 63rd street, at Barvara avenue, where services vlll be held Saturday, Feb. 21, at 2 p.m., under the auspices or Ml pan lodge, no. 768, A.F. It A.M.

Interment private. DUtJR-Mary Dunn, of 8200 Ellia avenue, beloved vlfe of the lat Edward mother of Edward D. Dunn, Ruth McDonlel, Helen A. Groble, and Marguerite E. Geoghegan.

Funeral Satur-. day, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 7705 Cottage Grove avenue, to St. Francis da Paula church. Masa 10 a.m. Interment Mount Olivet.

DORKIN-Anna C. Burns-Durkln, beloved wife of Edward F-, fond mother of Florence slater of Margaret Conrad, Robert Burns and the late James and Harry. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., from the late residence, 7712 S. Marshfield avenue, to Little Flower church. Mass 9:30.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Inf. Prospect O031. EBICKSON -Clarence Erlckson, beloved husband of Elaine, fatner or Clarence and Kenneth, son of Selma and Daniel Erlckson, brother of Mrs. Virginia Manta.

Services Saturday, Feb. 21, 1:30 p.m., at funeral home, N. Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Fidgewood cemetery. FP.EYJohn t.

Prey, S. Spaulding husband of Anna May. father of Ruth Curry. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a.m., from chapel, 521S S. Kodzie avenue, to St.

Gall's church. Inter ment St. Mary a. Pro. 38IO.

FREY-Otto Frey, beloved husband of Carrie, nee Buenzow, fond father or Rnv. and Mra. Jack Boesiaer. broth er of Huga Frey of New York. Funeral Monday, at 2 p.m., at cnapei, Broadway, Interment Memorial Park FRIEND -Harry Friend, beloved husband of Sarah, nee Katzenburg, dear fa ther of Gustave, Mildred, Ruth Bryce Max, and Clara Geller, fond brother of Louie, Anna Peal, Ida Perlman, and Roe Forgash, grandfather of three grandchildren.

Services Monday 2 p.m.. at chapel, Broadway. Interment Jewish Waldhelm. Member of I.O.O.F. GALEY -Margaret Galey, nee Mason, dearly beloved wife of the late TnoBws, loving mv-thftr of William, Myrtle Auuttn arid Chhrlos, pruiA mother Joan uid Jrurl Austin, and Patricia Galty.

Resting at funeral home, 76OO W. Grand avenue, at the rlr- Funeral Saturday. Fob. 21. at 2 p.m.

Burial Mt. Emblem cemetery Gladstone i-W or Murrimac nil. FITZGEBALD-Thoma a T. Fitzgerald, lat of 51 N. Waller avenue, beloved hus band of Kelli Flynn Fitzgerald, fond brother of Mary and the lat William Fitzgerald.

At funeral horn, 5321 Madison street. Funeral Monday, tea, 23, to st. Thomas Aquinas church. Interment Calvary. Member of St.

Catherine of Siena Boly Ram society. Austin 8020. GRANDMAISON-August Grandmalson, 14309 Oak street, Dolton, husband of the lat Sarah, beloved father of Peter. Ora (Mrs. Carl) Schoenberg, Victoria (Mrs.

Hugh) McGowen, Pearl (Mrs. Emll) Dleck and Sarah (Mrs. Vm.) Martin. Resting at funeral home, 244 E. 138th street.

Services Monday, 2 p.m. Interment Oak Hill. GORDON-Jenni Gordon, nee Michloff. ceiovea vir or Max, mother of Rich ard, Robert, Henry, and the lat Albert, grandmother of four. Services were held Friday, Feb.

20, 3 p.m., 5145 Broadway. Interment Waldhelm. Family at 1040 Lincoln avenue, Highland Park. BCSWTTZ-Be68ie Borvitt, nee Kowalsky, or to fl. sawyer avenue, beloved vif of Hyman, dear mother of Ros Rosenberg, Edith Kerr, and William, devoted grandmother of four grandchildren, fond sister of Fannie Granat, Hyman, Morria Kowalsky and the 1st Ida Frank.

Services Monday, 1 p.m., at chapel, 5206 Broadway. HOTTER -Leah Hunter, nee Kieslar, be loved wife of Oswald, fond 6ister of Maurice and Oliver Kieslar. Services at funeral home, 5708 W. Madison street, Saturday, Feb. 21, at 8 p.m.

Intern ant Monday, 2 p.m., at Stlehl funeral home, Rokomis, 111. JESEE-Josephine Jeske, 4149 R. Clare- mont avanue, February 19, 1948, beloved wife of the lat Herman, loving mother of Julia Hltpas, Josephine Charles, Tlllie O'Connor, Caroline Lew an, Charles, Fred, Robert Harold and the lat Mary McGarry Clarence, Herman Jr. and Custav Jeeke, fond grandmother of 27 grandchildren, and 26 great-grandchildren dear sister, of Michael Jacobs and the lat Catherine Randt, Anna Schommers, Joseph, Peter Jacobs. Funeral Monday, February 23, at 9:00 a.m., from chapel, 2114 Irving Park road, to St.

Benedict's church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. KOLB-Robert F- Kolb, 78, of '321 Bel- den avenue, on Jan. 22, 1948, at Earllngen, Texas.

Survivors, Jennl i. Kolb, widow; Christine K. Frovin and Effa K. Brady, sisters; Carter Xolb and Raymond L. Kolb, nephews.

LEVETT -William Levett, of 725 Wash ington street, Evanston, husband of Margaret Levett. Services Saturday, p.m., at chapel, 160 Sherman ave nue, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park. McCLOED-Ifonaaa W. McCloed, at Great Neck, R.

formerly of Evanston, husband of Dorothy McCloed. Member of Carson Plrie Scott Post No. 314, American Legion. Services Saturday, 1:30 p.m., at chapel, 1460 Sherman av. EVanetcn.

Interment Irving Park blvd. cemetery. McGCAN-Margaret E. McCuan, nee Sulli van, ox 7931 Chappel avenue, beloved vif of the late Thomas, mother of Thomas Mary M. Jordan, John Margaret V.

Makinney, Frank and Kathryn L. Quirk, thirteen grand children, sister of Delia Madlgan. Funeral Monday, Feb. 23, at 9 a.m., from late residence, to Our Lady of Peace church, at 93 a.m. Interment St.

Mary cemetery. McRELLIS -Frank H. McNeills, at Glen- dale, beloved husband of Mayme Brother of Mams McNeills and Marge Talty. Burial Saturday, at Glendale. KA-Anna Masa, age 76, of 2506 S.

Trumbull, avenue, beloved mother Frank, fond mother -in -law of Anna, dear sister of Barbara Eovar. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., from chapel, 2658 S. Central Park avenue, to Blessed Agnes church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

Lawndale 3101. MERKEt-Willlam Merkel. 4819 K. Ear-Iot avenue, Feb. 19, 198, beloved husband of Mae Wieland Merkel, loving father of Ellen Tranker and Ear-riot pooley, fond grandfather of Dennis' pooley, Lynn Pooley and Leslie Tranker, dear brother of Ella Stoeltlng, Clara Tacke and Willies Engelman.

Services Monday. Feb. 23, at 2 p.m., at chapel, 2114 Irving Park road. Interment Rosehill cemetery. MISIOROWSEI-Theodore Mislorovski, of 957 V.

35th place, beloved husband of Ann Mislorovski, nee Sluls, father of JWllliam, son of Paul and Julia Mislorovski, brother of John, Frank, Paul, Walter, Helen Zltnlak and Dolores Mlslorowski. Funeral Monday, Feb. 23, at 9 a.m., from chapel, 2746 V. 51st street, to St. Mary, H3.T.H.

church, 50th and Paulina streets. Interment Resurrection. Prospect 7257. O'KEEFE-John F. O'Keefe, of 2300 Gli dings street, dearly beloved husband of Mae Lorenz O'Keefe, sen of ho lat Luke and Margaret, fond brother of Sister Anna Rita, Daniel Margaret, Helen and the lat Nor.

Fu neral Monday, 10:30 a.m., from funer-J al home, 4611 Lincoln avenue, to St. Ma tales church. Interment All Saints. Locgbeach 4666. POWERS-Nora Powers, nee Cefferty, be loved mother or raurice, ionn ana Catherine Connolly, fond sister of Nellie Redmond and the late Anna Stephen.

Funeral from chapel, 4401 Lawrence avenue, Monday, 9 a.m., to Queen of Angels church. Member of W.C.O.F., Loretta court, No. 43. Interment Mount Carmel. Mulberry 4400 PIERSOR-Ella M.

Piereon, of 12 Har vard Court, wnlte rxams, formerly of 7350 Cottage Grove avenue, wife of the late John E. Pler- MftthM Af Mra. Joaenh (Lottie) Butler, grandmother of Lor- llXa Butler and aiizaoetn t-oraoixi. Funeral Saturday, Feb. 21, at White Plains.

Interment Ashfleld, Mass. Phone Stewart OO76, BICH-Lillian Rich, see Schoenf leld. 4201 W. Madison street, beloved vire of Eugene, dear mother or Helen E. Tobias, fond sister of Rae Leaem, Carrie Isaacs and Sadye Lipscomb, 'grandmother of Ralph Tobias, great-grandmother of Dlanna Jean Tobias.

Services at chapel, 4138 Madison street, Monday, at 1:30 p.m. Interment Glen Oak. SPiLDIRG-Sterne F. Spalding, late of H65 E. 47th rlace.

husband of the late Josle or an Spalding, father of Truman J. Spalding, James T. and Marie T. Hammlll of Indianapolis. Funeral Saturday, Feb.

21st, at 9 a.m., from funeral home, 100 5 E. 47th street, to St. Ambrose church. Int anient Calvary. STANISLAWEK-Sophl Stanlslavek, nee Justat, late residence, 5903 H.

Ear lam avenue, teloved vif of John, fond sister of Pauline Khefel, Caei- aer, Frank, Mae Garb and Irene zip-perman. Funeral Monday, Feb. 23, at 9:15 a.m., from funeral home, 6754 Worthvest highway to St. Cyril's church, 2241 H. Major avenue.

Inter ment All Saints national cemetery. Tledamann, late of 2736 W. 23rd place, dear brother of Frank, Lina Schvarz and Martha. Funeral Monday, 2 p. a.t chapel.

2325 S. California avenue. Interment Sstbanla. Bishop 6123. MtJRZAIJSKT-Mary Murzanskl, of SOU S.

Damen avenue, beloved vif of Joseph Murzanski, dear mother of Angelina Setzke, Joseph Alex and Michael fond gran another of Raymond, Richard and Ronald Setzke and Mary Ann Mur zanski. Funeral Monday, 9 a from chapel, 1938 W. atreet, to St. Michael's church. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

Lafayette 2191. PA ULI -Carolina (Carrie) Paull, sister of the lat Louisa Flambeck, Charles ana w. Ida Johnson. Services Mon day, Feb. 23, 3 p.m., at funeral home, 5200 R.

Western avenue, corner or foster. RASKSr Joseph Raskey, 5520 S. "oippxe awees, devoted husband of 3o, as Pacanowski, fond father of Florence Bablck, Joseph and U.oyd, brother of Rose, Augusta, Frances, Marie and Paul. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 5218 noaiie avenue, to St. Gall's church.

Interment Resurrection. Prospect 38IO. RIES-Charles P. Rles, beloved husband or Marie Dooley Ries. fond father of Kenneth and Shirley Mae Ries, ana.

protner or Robert, Frank, Ed-ward, Matthew and Edna Lauwers. Funeral Monday, at 9 a.m., from lat residence, 2922 W. 38th street, to St. Agnes' church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Member of St. Agnes' Holy name society and Chicago and Alton poet, 562, American Legion. La. fayotte OO67. SCHULTZ -Raymond Schultz, at Los Angeles, beloved husband of Joan, loving son of Caroline, brother of Adeline Norwick of Eau Claire, Wise.

Services at Unltod church, Chebanae, 111., Sunday, Feb. 22, 2 p.m. Omit flowers. SEGAL-Charles S. Segal, of 7029 Jef- fery avenue, beloved brother of Lillian Markua, Marie Jens, and Martha, loving uncle of Raymond Jeoa, and Elayne Jacobs, dear friend of Mr.

and Mra. Ben Miller. Services Monday, 11 a.m., at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment 1.0. W.S.

cemetery Waldhelm. SWANSON-John E. Swanson, of 219 S. Monterey avenue, Villa Park, 111., beloved husband of Selma, dear fa ther of Inez Dunbar, Jeanett Burke, Earl and Russell Swanson. Resting at chapel, 1J4 S.

York street, Elm-huret, Illinois, where servlcoa will be held Saturday, 3:30 p.m. Inter ment Elm Lawn. T0LS0N -Cecil A. Tolson. February 19th, of Wagner Glonvlow.

Hus band of Lou 1 no Flansburg Tolson. Funeral Saturday, 2:30 p.m., at chapel, 725 Ridge Wllmette. Inter ment private. VON KAENEL -Marie M. Von Kaenel, be loved vif of George mother of George Jr.

S.J. Funeral from home for funerals. Erie at Wabash avenue, Saturday, Feb. 21, 1948, at 9:30 a.m to Holy Rama Cathedral. Interment St.

Joseph's. VER HAAR-Nellie Ver Haar, age 80 jormeriy or 11313 Parnell avenue, beloved vlfe of the late James and dear mother of Nettle LeNoble, Louis Mercler, Jean Ver-Haar, Florence Johnson, Alice Pas. mussen, Theodora Ver Haar, Myrtle Do Vrlea, and the late John J. Ver Haar, nine grandchildren, tvo greatgrandchildren. Resting at chapel, 12 E.

112th place, until Saturday, 10:30 a.m. Services at Bethany Pef. church, 111th place and Perry avenue, Saturday, Feb. 21, at 1:30 p.m. Interment Mount Greenwood.

WALLIN-Carl J. Wellln. beloved hus band of Edna, losing father of Lois Parsons, and Carl grandfather of Steven Parsons. Besting at funeral home, 6833-35 Fullerton avenue. Services Saturday, Feb.

21, at 2 p.m. Interment Rldgewood. Member of Constellation lodge, No. 82, A.F. and A.M.

and Steamf itters Local 597. WASSNER -Ralph Wassner, 2157 Rosco street, Feb. 18, 1948, beloved husband of Amelia, nee Trocker, loving brother of Kunigunde Meier and George Wassner. Services Saturday, Feb. 21, at 2 p.m., at chapel.

2114 Irving Park road, under auspices of Germania lodge. Ho. 182, A.F. and. A.M.

Interment at Acacia Park ceme tery. Member of Schvaben Vereln. WIESE -Henry C. Wiese, of 94l8 S. Racine avenue, beloved husband of Anna Winkler Wiess, dear father of Vilbert, Henry Wiese, and Lois Sron-dyke, loving son of Emma Wiese, fond brother of John Wiese, Catherine Sundhelmer, Sophie Brown, and Minnie Kerbs.

Resting at chapel, 79thst. at Loomis until noon Monday. Funeral at Trinity M.E. church, 99th and Winchester Monday, 2:30 p.m Interment Falrmount cemetery. Member of John B.

Sherman, lodge, No. 880, A.F. and A.M. Inf. Tri.

1187. ZOLA -Chi lie Zola, Feb. 19, of 1241 R. Clark street, beloved husband of Suzanne Zola. Services at chapel, 1253-55 R.

Clark street, Saturday, Feb. 21, at 12 noon. Interment private. Death notices on this pago or in TWO unduplicatod alphabetical liftings. Tha lot odition notices follow.

In HemsrUm DYXES-Corp. Jack (Eudeikie) Dykes. In memory of beloved eon and brother on his 25th birthday, who vas killed, Feb. 8,1945 In Germany. What would ve give to hold, you near To vhlsper happy birthday, dear God 'took you home, had to part And are left with broken hearts.

MOM, DAD, AND SISTER J. Goldberg, Feb. 21, Wh. "Gone out never wijul jot. IDA AKD JACE GOLDBERG.

-DEATH NOTICES- BROPHY Jlcrman Brophy, beloved son of the late James A. and Elizabeth Brophy, fond brother of Phyllis, Belaa, and the late James A. Brophy Jr. Funeral Monday, 930 a.m., from chapel, 929 Belmont avenue, to St. Ita'e church.

Interment Mount Carmel Omit flowers please. BRUKO-Angelo Bruno, late of 1411 W. Polk street, beloved husband of Concetta, fond father of Vincenza of Italy, Pater, Enrico, Jennie Da-leno and Caroline Mirabelll of May-wood, grandfather of thirteen grand-children. Funeral Monday, Fab. 23, at a.m., from funeral home, 2809 W.

EarriBon street, to Our Lady of Pompeii church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Baymarket 0120. CICOTTE-Dr. Fredrick Joseph Clootte, beloved husband 'of Mamerta, nee Bu-her, loving father of Robert Fredrick, brother of Edvard and Walter of Ecorse, Mich.

At rest In chapel, 4717 Broadway, until 8 p.m., Satur day evening. Interment Ecorse, Mich. CHRON-Nlcholae Chron, fond father of Gustav and John, loving brother of -Sam and Eleanor. Funeral Monday, Feb. 23, 1 p.m., from funeral home, 214-216 S.

Western avenue, at Jackson to Holy Trinity church. Interment Elmwood Park. Inf. Monroe 1376. LEADER CLOSES HOUSE HEARINGS BY JOHN FISHER (Chicago Tribune Press Service) Washington.

Feb. 2C-A house subcommittee on un-Aoericaa activities today closed its public hearings and began work on legislation to regulate er outlaw Coocunists in the United States. The subcoQQittee under Chairman Nixon (R. Cal.) decided to draft a bill for presentation to the full committee within two weeks icinediately after hearing a tirade against the committee and the govern cent from Benjaain J. Davis.

Negro cet.be of the New York City council and necber of the Communist party national ex ecutive board. Davis asserted under oath that the Coocunists are not agents of the soviet govern ment and do net advocate over throw of the governoent by force or violence. Experts Disagree Virtually all other witnesses, including experts on communism, victims of communist dictatorship in Europe, and eminent constitutional lawyers, had testified under oath exactly to the contrary. Subcommittee members predicted, legislation to restrict or outlaw the activities of more of a threat to the United States than Russia's oilitary power-will be passed during this session of congress. They said it probably will require registration and fall disclosure to the government by Communists and ceobers of other organizations con trolled or dominated by Moscow.

But the committee also will consider outlawing party card holders as subversive agents. as suggested earlier today by Dr. Willlao Y. Elliott. Harvard professor of govern ment and expert on comounisa.

He said congress clearly had the constitutional right to take such action. Says They' 11 Defy Law Davis read a long statement, following the usual party line, and asserting Coscunlsts would defy any legislatipn di rected against then. He said Communists would not register with the government nor would they publish the names of members. He assailed the administra tion's attitude toward Russia. but praised the late President Roosevelt and declared Communist party support of Henry Wallace for President.

He blandly boasted of Communist support behind Wallace's candidate. Leo Isacson. who won the Bronx congressional seat on the American Labor party ticket in Tuesday's election. Vhen Davis finished bis uninterrupted statement Nixon inquired of each cosaittee oeciber whether he had any questions. Each replied in the negative.

Nixon told Davis to step out of the witness chair. Davis was plainly disappointed. Confused, he left his glasses on the table and had to return for them. The small hearing room was packed with Davis sympathizers, who. as dazed as he.

quietly filed out when the committee provided no opportunity for harangue -or dem onstration. Davis was allowed to speak his piece and no more. He said he was authorized by the Com munist party to represent it at the hearing. Urges Caution On Law Elliott testified that Coo- munists holding party cards are in fact agents of the soviet government and operating against the government and national security oi tne United States. Altho advocating drastic action against such agents, he cautioned against broad leg islation against Communists which might be declared unconstitutional by the Suprece court.

He attacked the court for its 1943 decision in the Schneiderman case, in which it held that cenbership ia the Communist party was not sufficient proof of intent to overthrow the government by force or violence. Preceding witnesses, in cluding Donald R. Richberg and Raycond Moley. ex-New Deal bfaintrusters. also assailed Justice Murphy's majority opinion in the Schneiderman case.

THOMAS MOSES, STATE MINES CHIEF. DIES AT DANVILLE AT 78 Danville. 111.. Feb. 20 (AP) Thomas Moses.

78, Illinois di rector of mines land minerals land a former Pittsburgh coal operator, diet today at St. Elizabeth hospital after aa illness of two months. foses was appointed to head the state de- Thonjas Moses partment last October by Gov. Dwlght M. Green.

He was formerly president of the United States Coal and Coke company and the H. C. Frlck Coke company. Pittsburgh. Moses succeeded Robert M.

Medlll of Roanoke, 111., as head of the state departeent following Medill's resignation shortly after the Centralia. mine disaster of Marc) 25. last year. SITU rEIWf C. TILDEN Henry C.

Tilden. 76. of 1326 Davis Evanston. who retired in 1938 after 36 years as a jeweler in Chicago, died yesterday in Evanston hospital. Mr.

Tilden was with Spaulding jewelry firm at 959 Michigan av. from 1902 to 1932 serving part of the time as its president. From 1933 to 1938 he headed his own business, Henry C. Tilden, which had-headquarters in the Diana Court building and later in the McCormick building. Services will be held at 9 a.m'.

Monday in St. Luke's Episcopal church, Hin-man av. and Lee Evanston. Surviving are his widow. Flora; a son, Laurence S.

and a daughter, Mrs. Gordon Buchanan Jr. MRS. JOHN L. SULLIVAN Services for Mrs.

Sarah Ann 71. of 6022 S. Tal-man av. lifelong Chicagoan vho died in her home Thursday after a long illness, will be held at 9:30 a.m. today In St.

Nicholas of Tolentine church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. Mrs. Sullivan, born Keegan.

was the only remaining niece of Lawrence Barrett, famed Shakespearean actor of the last century. Her husband, John L. Sullivan, a civil engineer, and a son. Joseph, survive. BARONESS VAN VERWOLDE St.

Louis. Feb. 20 (AP)- Baroness Alma van der Borch van Verwolde, novelist and member of a prominent St. Louis family, died today at Montrieux. Switzerland, friends here were advised.

She was the former Alma Orthwein. and moved to Switzerland in 1902. The baroness published several books, the most successful of wiiich was "Pastured of Plenty, written under the name of Archibald Luck in the early 20s. JOHN M. BATES Services for John M.

Bates. C4. of 5437 Van Buren chief clerk in. the county assessor' office and a leader in the 37th ward Democratic organization, will be held at 11 a.m. Monday in Resurrection church.

Leamington av. and Jackson blvd. Mr. Bates died after a heart attack Wednesday in Phoenix. Ariz.

he had gone on a vacation trip with his brother. Joseph A. Chicago attorney. The brother and two sisters survive. RAYMOND C.

COOK Services for Raymond Capron Cook, 74, Evanston real estate operator who died Wednesday in his home. 133 Dempster will be held there at 3:30 today. Mr. Cook and his brother. Chester A.

were trustees of the estate of their father, the late Ira Barton Cook. Surviving are his widow. Elizabeth, a son. Ira Barton Cook and 'three daughters. Mrs.

Peter Grieve, Mrs. David Taylor Parsons, and Mrs. E. Seymour Burge. CLIFFORD D.

BARNES Funeral services for Clifford D. Barnes. 64. a heating contractor in Chicago for many years, will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in the cnapel at 3440 N.

Central av. with burial in Mount Emblem cemetery. Barnes died Thursday in his home at Newton Lake. where he moved after nis retirement five years ago. -He was active in tne Masonic lodge.

His widow. Hazel Catherine, and a brother. Raymond, survive. BROTHER AIDAN O'REILLY South Bend, Ind. Feb.

20 (AP) -Brother Aidan O'Reilly. 70, professor of English at the University of Notre Dame and former president of Holy Cross college of New Orleans, died last night of a heart ailment. Funeral services will be held on the Notre Dair.e campus Monday morning, with burial in the Notre Dame cemetery. DR. FREDERICK J.

CICOTTE Services for Dr. Frederick Cicotte. 67, of 1060 Ains- lee uptown physician for 30 years, will be held Monday in Ecorse. his birthplace. He died Thursday in his home.

Dr. Cicotte was graduated from Loyola university medical school in 1916. His widow, Manerta Huber Cicotte, and a son, Robert Frederick, survive. JAMES R. WALSH Services for James R.

Walsh, 55. of 8234 Blackstone south side beer distributor who died Thursday in Durham. N. -C. be held at 10 a.n.

Monday in St. Felicita's church, 1526 E. 84th St. Surviving are his widow, Bernice, and a son, James Jr. -DEATH M0T1CES- TILDEN -Henry C.

Tilden, Feb. 20, 1948 of 1326 Davis street, Evanston, 111. husband of Flora B.S. Tilden, father of Laurence S. Tilden and Mrs.

Gordon Buchanan brother of Mrs. B. Anthony Dyer. Service 9 a.m., Monday, at St. Luke's church, Evanston.

Interment at Memorial Park cemetery. Pleas omit flowers. THYFAULT-Joan Thyfault, 2510 Forest Viev avenue. Fiver Crove, dearly beloved daughter of Edward and Rose, nee Albrecht, fond sister of LaVerao and Edward dear granddaughter of Leo and Sarah Thyfault. Resting at funeral home ,7600 W.

Grand avenue at the circle. Funeral Monday, Feb. 23, at 10 a.m., to St. Cyprian's church. Burial St.

Joseph's cemetery Mer. Ull or Gladstone 3-1234. VERNER -Helen F. Werner, nee Eiehman, of 6331 Dorchester avenue, beloved vir of Arthur dear sister of Mary, Martha, Charles, Walter John, Louise, Adeline, Joseph, the lat Gertrude, and Frances. At rest in chapel, 2024 E.

75th street. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a.m., to St. Cyril's church at 9:30 a.m. Local interment. Member of Valkyr la Circle Bo.

837 and Lakeside City Club. DR. BRUNO LEO M0NIAS Services for Dr. Bruno Leo Monias, 72, of 516 Webster av. a retired laboratory chemist who had been employed in Grant hospital for 18 years, will be held in Paul.

Minn. Dr. Monias died 'in his home Thursday. He held a doctor of bacteriology degree from the University of Vienna and taught at Marquette university, Milwaukee, after he came to the United States from Poland in 1919. WILLIAM H.

NORTON Services for William H. Norton. 72. oTSomonauk. chairman of the De Kalb county board who died Thursday in Cocoa, Fla.

will be at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Union Congregational church in Som-onauk. Mr. Norton was in the lumber business for 41 years. Surviving are a son.

Harry; 'a daughter. Mrs. Vernon Crand-george, and three crandsons. all of Somonauk. RAILROAD FAIR GETS APPROVAL OF CIVIC GROUP Mammoth Lake Front Show Planned BY PHILIP HAMPS0N The proposed railroad show to be held on Chicago' lake next summer was unanimously 'endorsed yesterday by directors of the Chicago Association of Commerce at a meeting in the LaSalle hotel.

Bertram J. Cahn. a director, presided at the meeting in the absence of Wilfred Sykes. president of the association. The directors said they believe such a show would be a fine thing both for Chicago and the railroads.

Mayor Kennelly and the city council already have approved the show. Meantime, plans for the big railroad celebration are taking form rapidly under the direction of Ma j. Lenox R. Lohr. who has been selected to head it.

A tentative name has been adopted: "The Chicago Railroad Fair, a Century on Rails." No Permanent Buildings Preliminary blue prints of the ground layout indicate, that the railroad fair will be-the most ambitious undertaking of its kind since Chicago's Century of Progress in 1933-34. An area extending for a mile along the lake in Burnham Park from about 21st st. to a point just north of 31st st. is to be converted into a miniature world's fair. Tho there will be no permanent buildings the tents and stands will be colorful and gay.

The occasion for the show is the 100th anniversary of the first steam locomotive in Chicago which signalized the opening of the west. The North Western railway operated the first engine, but in the next few years after 1848 other railroads moved in and became a part of the Chicago scene. The major event so far scheduled for the show is a big pageant which will be shown on a stage running 450 feet along the lake. Open air seats will be provided for 5,000 persons, tho arrangements are being made to extend the seat tiers should this become necessary. Side Shows to be Free In keeping with the part the railroads had in the build ing of the west some of the free side shows are expected to have a far western atmosphere.

One railroad is plan ning to Install an Indian village in which half a dozen tribes will be represented. The Indians, their squaws and their papooses will live in teepees and other dwellings of by-gone days. Several other roads. are considering the installation of a dude ranch at which cowboys will give exhibitions of their skill with the rope. One railroad is considering the possibility of installing a miniature Sun Valley complete with ice skating rink.

Considerable thought is being given to the eating places. One considered is a railroad camp at which city folks would be given a taste of the rough but good fare enjoyed by railroad workers out on the line. It is promised that prices in all the restaurants will he moderate. The fair is expected to start early in July and run thru August. 22 Ukrainians Seized In Slaying Of General WARSAW, Poland.

Feb. 20 (AP)-Security police have arrested 22 Ukrainian nationalists suspected of killine Gen. Karol swlerczewskl last March. The general, second vice minister of national defense, was slain on an inspection tour of southeast Poland. A military tribunal in Warsaw will try the erouo.

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