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GASOLINE ALLEY CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE. 12 IVHAT. WEZE WENT C0V.5 it Ke.i. i y-n-, denoted latner til rVa'rlo. fri4a.

IP it ehur-el. SJja ft Ke-- Interment protpect 310. THAT WILL St A SWELL SWOT. I WANT TC7 DEVELOP IT WAV. 11L HAV VcAH, THIS SHACK LEAKS LIGHT IIKT 4 SIEVE, EVEN i can vau USE R3? A VAZKZ00SV.

I AM' YGL FSLLAS STOPPED THAT DOM HiS 3- AN I STOPPED HIM IW TW MIDDLE OP A NOSE 3: Dive ax of his izee. KWOHUCHT. cmfmMm PT mi KELLY IS EAGER TO MEET GREEN ON TRANSIT PLAN Parley Is Scheduled for Near Future. Mynr Kelly expressed pleasure yesterday over Gov. Green's Tuesday in SprincfSeld UP A DAZKZOOtA SOW? W.

A. ILLS LEY, NOTED BUILDER, IS DEAD AT 92 William A. Illsley, contractor who built the Wrigley building, the Peonies Gas buildinc. the Edison OBITUARIES that would be glad to sit downGeorge O. Gunderson.

ith the mavor and discuss a pro- Services for George O. Gunderson, fram for the solution of Chicago's traction problems. It is a verj' fine idea," the mayor building. the Union League rtubago since his graduation from; said. "I shall be slad to meet thep- tomorrow at 5708 Madison st.

governor. It is my belief we can originally in the lumber business v.ujauoiiue on a program in3i win great good for the state and the city; something in which politics reed rot enter." Expect to Meet Soon. Altho he did not mention any daf. Mayor Kelly said he and the governor would meet soon. Asked row arrangements would be made, he indicated there would be no hitch about that.

Perhaps the governor will call r-e and perhaps I will call him," th rr.ayor said. It was regarrlff as likely that the rrf frees would find other problems cf the war and post war eras to i ANY.V4Y, GOOD RIDDANCE. TP JrZAME AM" CT 3 Edward Paul Welsh. Services for Edward Paul Welsh j32, third assistant enRineer in the United States merchant marine, will be held at 9:30 a. m.

tomorrow in St. Raphael's church, 6001 Justine st. Mr. Welsh died of heart attack Tuesday night at the home of his sister, Mrs. Robert Irvine.

151R W. 80th st. He was to have returned to duty tomorrow. In the last two years he had made many trips into the Pacific war zones. He leaves a daughter, Dorothy; two sisters besides Mrs.

Irvine, and three brothers. Mis Edith L. Swift Services for Miss Edith I founder and executive director of the Chicago Lighthouse for the Blind for more than 20 years, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the Chapel at 4227 Cottage Grove av.

Miss Swift died Tuesday in her home, 5337 Cornell av. She was the daughter of the late George B. Swift, Chicago's mayor in 1595. Survivors Include two brothers, George L. and Eldred B.

Swift, and two sisters, Mrs. J. E. Bachelder and Mrs. Tracy J.

Taylor, all of Chicago. Max Becker. Services for Max Becker, 69, hardware merchant and father of Attorneys Joseph II. and Norman Becker, will be held at 2 p. m.

today in the chapel at 6035 Stony Island av. He died yesterday in his home. 451 W. 70th after a heart attack. Mr.

Becker operated a hardware store for 40 years in the building where he lived, and had been a resident of Chicago most of his life. He also is survived by his widow, Esther. Hubert H. Loomer. Services for Hubert H.

Loomer, 72. of 300 Seneca Elgin, a former secretary of the Illinois Watch Case company and a leader in Masonic circles, who died Tuesday night in an Elgin hospital, will be conducted at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chnpel at 310 S. Slate st.

in the suburb. Born In Green Lake. Mr. Loomer went to Elgin 50 years ago. The widow, Dora, and a son, Alfred, survive.

SiNC. lata, of 13 J3 srlili ieTC V. rC! ,1, V. "e- erre.i.,r.rR.::jVgVt" c.scufe, including the citys ap- days of Chicago. A sister, Mrs.

Wil-rroach toward a port authority, liam F. Dummer, resides in the fam-mentioned by the governor as a dis-jily homestead at 679 N. Michigan tmct possibility. av. other survivors 'include her pioneer Chicago lumberman and ireal estate operator who died Tues day in his home at 700 S.

Elmwood av. Oak Park, will hf hpld at with his father, he formed the Acme Steel company in 1901, remained with this company until 1024. when he became a member of S. T. Gun derson Sons, a real estate and home building company.

Two daugh- tcrs, a brother, and a sister survive. Mrs. Hubbard Carpenter. Mrs. Rosalie Sturgis Carpenter, 71, of the Ambassador West hotel, member of a pioneer Chicago family, died yesterday.

She was a member of the Women's Athletic club and the Colonial Dames of America. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Sturgis, were prominent in the early husband, Hubbard; a son, George, and a daughter, Mrs. Armistead E.

Carter of San Diego, Cal. Sol Kline. Sol Kline, 75, vice president of Kline's, a chain of ladies ready-to-wear stores, died Tuesday In St Louis, Mo. Mr. Kline, who was a bachelor, made his home In the Standard club.

He was a former president of the Jewish Charities of Chicago, and he was a co-chairman tne Chicago Round Table of Christians and Jews. Leo J. Hillman. Services for Leo J. Hillman, 51, a pharmacist in Glencoe for 29 years, will be held at 10 a.

m. tomorrow in Sacred Heart church," Hubbard Woods. He died Monday in his home at 345 Park av, Glencoe. Mr. Hillman was a former president of the Glencoe Rotary club and of the Chamber of Commerce.

He is survived by his widow, Winnie; his mother, Margaret of Chicago, and a lister. Dr. Julius Lackner. Dr. Julius E.

Lackner, 57, senior attending gynecologist at Michael Four rians Scheduled. At least four traction plans are row being prepared, all looking toward unification of the surface and elevated lines as a minimum requirement. One plan, being carried forward at the instance of Judge Michael L. Igoe of the federal District court, which controls the two properties in bankruptcy, would end with a privately owned, unified company. The others all involve some meas- ure of public ownership.

They are the city's complete municipal own ership scheme; the Illinois post-war planning commission's plan, which is a modification of Boston's traction district, and a transportation district plan, which was filed with the Illinois commerce commission last week by the village of May-wood and the Citizens Transportation association. Man Tower rroblem. One aspect of the difficulties of the Chicago Surface Lines was discussed yesterday by E. J. Mcllraith, a member of its board of supervising engineers.

He said: "Our real trouble is shortage of man power. need another 1,000 men." He said that of the 10.000 employed by the lines approximately 609 are on the sick list. GHOULS INVADE PRIEST'S COFFIN IN MAUSOLEUM Suth Amboy, N. Jan. 3 IV).

Foiice today sought grave robbers wm battered down the bronze tMors a mausoleum in St. Mary's rt-m fry hre during a rain Man-riay night and ripped open a coffin containing the body of Msgr. James Today's death notices contain the details of the funerals or memorial services of the following ho died in the services of our country! Matlhiw Baldwin Robert F. Flinljsi flobirt W. Gumtow lawrinci J.

MoNsllis Lionard Munyir Gilbert W. Parker Richard I. Prindivilli John J. Purdy Vlnetnt Radotta Lulia A. Sttlow Ralph R.

Wallaci Oiniil W. Willir Edward Paul Wtlth mIky tav tht last full mtasatt devotion" Kt.rvy K'tne. Jan. 5. 194V heiored bmther of p.

Kline. Bertha I 8allce. rmm K. Prla-h. Minnie K.

enhelm. amiil J. Kline, and te late lac Julius, and Lena Kline. Funeral Friday. Jan.

5. at 10 a. at chapel. 3 K. 47th afreet.

Interment RusehlU cemetery KOtrREK Antonle Koubek. ree ftorkoree. of 67.ii w. 23d piece, Cicero, Jsn. 2.

1945. aged 8 2 years, beloved "lie ot Joseph K-bek. fend mother of James. Rudolph. Helen Adsmson.

Clsra Johnson. Gertrude Slhrava. Marie Koubek. and Williams. Funeral Frlriaw at from F.N42-44 W.

Cermak road, to Our Lady of tne Mount church. Cicero 243. KROIv Frank ftrol ef 8059 ft Whlpnle street protner or waner and leoni, brotner-tn-iew of Josephine. Funeral Friday. Jan.

5. 184 5 from rhapel. 5908 S. Kedtle avenue, to St Joseph's church. 4 8th and llermltare avenue.

Interment Resurrection. 0074. convenience ot tamlly. LARK IN John J. t.arkln.

S41 WoPdlawn avenue, beloved husband of the late Msrle. fond uncle of Mrs. Fihel Acton. John and Rolf Manran. P.estlne at funeral home.

6915 Wentworth avenue. Funeral Friday, at 9 30 a. to St. Thomas Apostle church Interment Et. Mary's.

LE Bt.ANC Peter Le Blanr. beloved husband of Alice (nee Tooheyl. dear father Mary Cousins. Arthur Florence Erne. Ann De Francesco, brother ft Arthur.

Albert, and the late Marie Dubois, Edward and Charles Le Blanc. Funeral Saturday, Jan. 6. at 30 a. from rhapel, 79th at l.nnmla boulevard, to St.

Rita's church, lntarmeat Holy Sepulchre. LFTDE Edward R. Lelde. beloved hushand ei Edna Inee Hejerl, dear father of Ravmond and Kenneth, loving on of Emily and the late Kunoipri. mnd brother or Anna Scha.k.

Carl, and Frieda Jobnstein. Resting at Saturday. at 2 o'cusx 'intrriuriit Concordia. Lt'MM Oscar W. t.umm.

beloved husband of Helen Lumm. nee Grulhl, dear fat'rer of Lester, Edward. Shirley Mae MitiL.tnlln. George, M. 1'C, V.

grandiatner of Richard nd Carol Jean, brother Edward. Mrs. Cora Harrison, and Mrs. Urrtna Tutell. At S.

Ractn avoj, Member Richard Cole lodge. No. 897. A A. M.

Service Thursday, Jan. 4. at 8 p. Funeral Friday. Jan.

5, at 1:30 In Englewood Evangelical church. ota and Peoria streets. Interment FalrmounL MANfI. France Mancl. 301 Blaekhaw road.

Riverside. Tuesday, Jan. 2. I4 be-! loved mother of Frank Anna Krtvanea. 1 Julia Fuorlnger.

and the late FmlMe urban. Seevlrea Saturday. 2 p. at funeral home. 177 Woodside road.

Riverside lo'erment Bohemian National. fllvetstde 9)45. MAftR John Maer. Jan. a.

801 Lone avenue, husband of lulu Mart, broth-ee of William. Resting ftineral home, I 1 8 N. Central avenue, Auaun. srerviia Ttiurday. 2.30 under auspieea of Austin lodge, no.

850, A. F. at A. M. Interment R.jaehllL MARRANO Albert Marrann rf B4 58 Crystal street, belnsed husband of Angeline rice Smaidone: fond lather of Helen Flonta and Lucille Greoo, brother of Sam and Frank.

Funeral from chapel, 2809 llarrls.ni street. Friday, Jan. 8. a. to Rl.

Peter CanUiu (hutch. Burial Mount Carmel cemetery. Nevada 2828. MASKE Bertha Maske. 818 Graceland avenue, Des Plslnes.

beloved sister of Iluida I-ew-ereot. Fred and Minnie Jordan. Res'lng at funeral home. Lee and Perry streets. Des-Plalnes.

Service Friday. p. at Immanuel church. Burial Concordia. MATRON Peter Matson.

9803 ft pth 1 street, Jan. 2. 1945, beloved husba id Itrita Matson. fond father of Edwin K. a.i.l Pvt Fnar O.

Matson, If. ft brother a 1 1 rawara. in f.weoen. Al cnapei. Jin s.ssrni street, where service will held Frid.v.

Jan. 8. at 2 p. m. Interment Oak H11: McCtrt.LoUGH John McCullough.

suddenly Remain at funeral home. 41 K. Dearborn trert. Relatives, pleas call Webster 448 Funeral nolle later. McINKPMY flee Rita K.

Mntan notice. McNEI.I.lS Annte McNeills, ne I arntiert wile of the late Michael, fond mother of Mrs Mary E. Fields. Mr. Isabelle K.

MrDrrmott. and the late Mra. Delia Navarro. Funeral Saturday. Jan.

8. 9'30 a. front funeral home. 5200 N. Western avenue, mrner sl Foster, to ir Lady of Meiry church.

Interment fit. Joseph's cemeteiy. McNEI.LIR Staff fgl. I.awrene J. McNeills.

U. K. asa 24. lata 01 sua Hsddn aveuue. killed In action Fiance.

lire. 10. 1944. beloved son ot Lawrence and Helen, nee llanlon: bind brother of Irene Bianchlnl. Mary 'en.

Ann. Margaret. Donald, and the la' LI. James P. McNeills.

U. M. C. R. Memorial mass Saturday.

Jan. 8, at 10 a. St. Angel' church. MICHAI.EK Joseph Mlchslek, late of S158 S.

Mayheld venue. beloved husband ot Man Inee Kunesl; fond lather of Mr. Helen Duke, foster father of Harry Reexcr, loving son of Mr. Helen Mlchale. brother of Mrs.

Lillian Mlk and Charle Mlchalek. grandfather of three grandchildren. Funeral Saturday. Jan. 8.

at 2 p. at chapel. 174 5 W. 47th street. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

Member of Lawn lodse. No. 815. A. F.

eV A. and Ancient Accepts Scottish Rite. Valley ot Chicago. Yards 105J. MORAN Rita K.

Mclnerney Moran. la'e rfj 7914 8). Mae street, beloved wne of Stan srt Raymond, U. S. A.

loverscaal, molner ol Ravmond daughter of Ellrabeth and fne late James Mclnerney. sister ol Mary Knlght-ley nd James Mclnerney, p. M. 3 U. S.

M. overseas I. Funeral Friday. Jan. 8.

a. from funeral home. 1018-20 79th street, to St. fcabina church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

MUNYER Pfc. Leonard Munyer. 11 ef 814 Hermitage, killed in In Fl.nce i ioy. at. Deiovea nusnano 01 janra.

aou of the 1st Georie and Mr. C. Munver. brother of George. 8.

A Memorial mass at Our Lady of Pompeii. 1224 W. Lexington, Friday, Jan. 6, 10 a. in.

NEURAUTER Tohla Neursuter. beloved eon of the late Jacob and Mary, dear brother of Rudolph. August. Otto, and the late Joseph. Psul.

and Edward. Funeral Frldav. 11 a. from funeral home. 3519-23 N.

Pulassl road, to St. Viator' church Interment Mount CarmeL Independent S800. PAt.lCKI Alexander Pallckl. hemved on Joseph, der brother of John, Ther1nre. Joseph Mary, and Martha.

brcher-ln law of Mary. Ann. Elsie. Frank Maieeki. and Harry pokryfke.

Funeral Friday. Jan R. at 10 o'rVwk. from chapel. 3601 Dl versey.

to St. Viator's church. Interment SI. Adalbert's cemetery. PARKER Sgt.

Gilbert W. Parker. V. S. A Infantry.

ge 21. of 814 AMIne. killed In action Dee. 16. 1944.

In France, be- loved son of Julia nee Gilbert I and Fred Parker, brother of Calvin fireman 1st class. U. 8 N. Memorial mass Saturday. Jan 6.

at 10 a. Our Mdy of Mount Carmel church, and Friday, Jan. 12. at 9 a. Holy Name cathedral.

POLC ASTER Peter Polraster of S451 W. 62d street, beloved husbsnd of Henrietta Inee Knehj. fond father of Florence Hustedt and Corp. Raymond. U.

8. A brother cI Mary Tenuta. Member of P. B. A.

Funeral Friday. 9 a. from chapel, 3424 W. 6.id street, to St. Nichols of Tolentlne church.

Interment St. Mary's. Croveniil OO'JO. PRINDIVILLE Pvt. Richard I.

Prlndlvllie. sfs, u. S. killed In action In France An a I Qli IvImH of LACKNER Dr. Julius Lackner.

Jan. l. 1941. of 31 Ravine terrace. Highland Park, 111 hushand of Florence, fa.ber of John and Susan, son of the late Dr.

Ernest Lackner. L'jh," -I 1 1 Reese hospital, died yesterday after Miss Mcta Meiiner. an illness of two months in his home Services for Miss Meta Meisner. at 31 Ravine Highland Park. He 61, for more than 15 years head resi-specialized in obstetrics and gynecol- dent of the Henry Booth Settlement house, 701 W.

14th will be heldjFrance, Germany, and Russia, and In Davenport, it was announced i taught European workmen to op- I IVANT TO OF THOSE CZSASV TAZPS SOU USE 0UZ ZEPAIZ SHOP. COOK Mary T. Cook, fond mother of VInUnt F. Cook. Olive Johnvm.

and Jiwphlne Kurhie. paurd away at Knclewood hospital. At rhaprl. 5519 S. Ashland avrnu.

until 1:30 p. m. Thurlr. Internwut Sun Prairie. Wla.

Pros. 0031. COny MrIoo E. Cory. Jin.

5. 1045. of 11T omral avenue. nf William. of Cathrln V.

Con'foro and Gertrude ivitrh of New York City. P'stlns et fu- neial home. 315 N. Central avenue, Auitlrl Service Friday, A p. m.

ther of the late William, brother of Ml- chael T. Courney and Mrs. Julia Innes. Funeral Friday, at 10 a. m.

at funeral home, 634 W. 37th street. Solemn hlsh mass at St. Gabriel's church. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.

Yard 0925-26. CRANE Mary A. Crane, beloved mother fit Mrs. Vera Nelson. Bertrum.

Raymond and George Crane Member of Pquare chapter. No. 74. O. E.

s. Services 1:30 p. Saturday, at chapel. 1648 W. 6Jd street.

Interment Evergreen. DIPPOIJ5 Florence Dlppotd. 7009 Stewart avenue. Jan. 3.

194 5. wife of Harry L. Dln-pold. mother of Raymond and Delta Dlppotd. daughter of Bert and Jousie Dower, sister of Ruth Rock of Cayuga, Ind.

At chapel, 3d and Harvard, wnere services will be held Saturday. Jan. at p. m. Interment Mount Hope.

DOUGLASS France Donglasa, suddenly, Jan. 1. 1945. of 500 Fullerton parkway, pest-lot at chapel. 2701 N.

Clark street thru. Thursday evening. Interment Tulsa, Okla. DR EVER Agnes E. Nestor Drever.

beloved wife of Dr. Richard J. Drever. dear mother of Mary. Rose, Jowph, and the late Agnes Drever.

fond daughter of Agnes Nestor and the late Michael, fond sLster of Grace Men-conl and the late Loretta. Funeral Friday. 10 a. from residence. 7831 S.

Sangamon street, to St. Leo's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Information. Trt.

1187. EGA Patrick Egan. Jan. 2. 194V beloved brother of Maurice, Mr.

Anna Walsh, and Mrs. Nellie Orford. Funeral Friday at 9 a. from funeral home, 245 W. North avenue, to Immaculate Conception church.

Interment St. Joseph s. EGGERT Margaret Eerert fnee FuNerl. ba-ioved wife of the late John, fond mother of Ella George, and Robert, grandmother or corp. John, William.

Evelyn, and Thomas Parker, sister of Christine Drews. Joseph. George, and William Fuller. Rose Iser. and the late Anna Elkel and Alvlns Abhau.

Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. from residence. 272 W. 39th place, to St.

Joseph and St. Arjne church. Interment family lot. Canal 251 S. AGER STRAND Gust af A.

Fagerstrand. be loved husband 01 the late Ida. loving father of Helge. Gust, and Rudolph. Resting at chapel.

851 E. 75th street. Service Thurs day. Jan. 4.

at 8 p. m. Interment private. Member of John Erlccsori lodge of L. O.

O. and Painters' uulun. local 184. FIELDIEN Thomaa J. Fieldien fondly known a Joseph of 822 S.

12th avenue. May wood, beloved husband of Lillian. Veterans of Foreign War ervlre Thursday evening at 8:30 o'clock, at rhapel. 3800 Michigan avenue. Mass Friday.

9 a. at St. Elizabeth's church. 41st and Wabash avenue. Inter ment Mount Olivet.

FINNEY Carl Hull Finney of 1652 N. 40th avenue, Ktone Park, dear son of Ernest and Wilma Finney, brother of F.mrsJ J. Rob- 'ii nn jams w. einney. At rer at funeral home, sui S.

5th avenue, at Maple street. Marwnod. until 5 p. m. Thursday.

Jan. 4. interment asey, ill. Maywnod loo FLANIGAN Set. Robert F.

FlanlTan. IT. S. A F. A of 7927 S.

Hermlt.ice avenue. killed In action No. 1. 1944. in Atis- frla.

beloved son of John J. and fond brother Corp. John Edward and wiiiiam J. Memorial mass Saturday. Jan.

1945. at ft 30 a. m. at Little Flower church, 80th and Wood streets. CAW William Caw Jan.

1. of 42a. Claremont avenue, husband of fhe late Isabella, father of Robert. William. Capt.

Alfred ol India, and Hugh Gaw. Service Saturday. Jan. 8. at 1:30 p.

m. at chapel. 214-218 S. W'estern avenue, at Jackson boulevard. Interment Mount Auburn.

CIT. IO Anthony Glllo. beloved husband Ol Mary, nee 1.0 Sssso; fond father of Roeeo. brother of lsabeiie. and Donald Gill, father-in-law of Josephine Messina.

Funeral Frld.iy at 9:30 a. from chapel. 3425 VV avenue. 10 Sanrta Maria Addolorata church. Interment St.

Josepn'a cemeteiy Nev 7200. Coon Klrner T. Good, beloved husband eif Jean, late of 4 323 Sheridan road. At rest and service In rhapel. 47t7 Rroadwav.

Friday, Jan. 5. at 3 p. m. Burial Graceland.

GonR Herman Gorr. hushand the lale Alma, son of the late Charles and Kathrvn. brother of Dr. Charlea Isabelle. and the late frred Kuneral Thursday.

2 p. m. at rhao-l. 8148 W. Madison street, under nsnlrea or William H.

Warren b-de. no. 209, A. T. A.

M. Interment Mount Emblem. CI'ARDALARENE Martno Guardalahene, devoted husband of Elsie Theresa I nee VI-relchl; beloved father of Nicolas and Josephine, loving son of Nicola and Gloscppa, lond brotber of Marie Hatlaglla. Alice La IMaca. Manrle Runva.

and Joaephlne Mar 1 1 11c 1 11 1..,.,,,. 1 st reel Forest Park. Friday, 'o In eo 1,, St. Beroardlncs church. Interment Mount Carmel.

C17MTOW Robert W. Cumtnw. CM. Jt, Ws IT nf 1711 Htiot pf Julian M. Aylward.

brother ot Thomas Avlward. At rest In chanel. 14S8 W. Belmont avenue. Funeral Saturday, 10:15 a.

to St. Andrew's church. Mass 11 a. m. Interment hi.

Joseph s. Ct'NDEnsON George O. Gnnderson of 700 S. Elmwood avenue, oak Parle, husband of fhe tat Julia Jacobs Gunderson. lather Ruth G.

Lorlmer and Gladva G. llasklns. brother of Seward M. Gunderson and Ida M. Danz.

Keating at funeral home. 5704 Madison street, where services will be held Friday at 3:30 p. m. Interment rtosehlll. HAGEMANN Mathlas Itagemann.

dear hus band of Katherlne. fond lather of SKt. Henry and Mrs. Irma Krlgas. falher-ln-law of Russell Krlgas and Jane Hagemann.

Funeral Saturday. Jan. el. 9-30 a. m.

at rhanel, 84 5 Armltage ay. Burial M. Joseph'. IIALI'ER Samuel Halper of Ijike avenue. Wlltnelte.

111., beloved husband of Sarah fnee FederJ, dear father of I-ennre, Ttotert and Helene. devoted son of the late Hymsn and Ida. fond brother of Beatrlca ilollender. H-ss lllrtchficld. Anne Mall, the lata Mary Ugemore.

Waldhelm. Please omit flowers. HEINE Mary Petry Ifetne. beloved wile Of the late Ernest H. Heine, fond mother of Arthur A.

and the late Ernest H. Jr. Funeral Friday, Jan. 5. at 9:30 a.

m. from funeral home. 1359 Devon avenue at Glen-wood, to St. Ignatius church and 1st Henry' cemetery. HEPPLER Anna Heppler.

See Schlenker notice. HILLMAN Leo J. Hillman. 34 5 Park avenue. Glencoe, 111., dear husband of Winnie, nee Conrad: son of Mr.

Margaret Hillman, broth of Thcodnsia Cross. Resting at funeral home, 8057 Nile Center road, Skokle. until 12 noon Thursday, and at funeral home. 895 Linden avenue. Wlnnetka.

alter 1 p. m. Thursday. Masss Friday, 10 a. In Sacred Heart church.

Hubbard Woods. Interment St. Boniface' cemetery. Information. Skokle 365.

HORMAN Lydla M. Hnrman at Silver I-ake. Wednesday, Jan. 3. Funeral at Rosehlll rhapel, Chicago, Friday.

Jan. 6, 1 p. m. HUGHES Edward M. Hughe of 8358 S.

Peoria street, beloved husband of Mary Mc-Keowri Hughes, dear brother of Mrs. B. W. Bnwen and Mrs. D.

C. Mulligan of Cham paign, 111.. Michael Hughes of Wood. and James Hughe ot Chicago. Funeral Friday.

8:45 a. from funeral home. 79th st. at Looml to St. Biendan'a church.

Interment Mount Olivet cemeteiy. Juliet, 111. Member of St. Brendan Holy Name society. Information, Trl.

1187. IN FUSINO Carol Ann Infuslno. loving dugh- ter of Claude and Emily Inee Zeftirol. Funeral Friday. 9:30 a.

from chapel. 510 S. Kedle avenue, to Blessed Mother Ca-brtnl church. Interment Mount CarmeL JACOBS Charle Jacobs, beloved son of the late Harry and Rachel, fond brothir of Ralph. Rose Lethler.

Al. Sadell Levin, and Belle Davis. Funeral Friday. 11 a. at funeral chapel.

514 5 Broadway. Interment Jewish Waldhelm. Please omit flowers. JOHNSON Mrs. Eleanor Patterson Johnson.

Jan. 1. cf 1001 S. Kenllworth avenue. Oak Park, mother of Peyton Johnson and Mrs Luclle Brerkenrldce, grandmother of Lt.

Peyton David and Beverly Breckenrldg. sister of Walter D. Patterson. Services Thursday. Jan.

4 at 3 p. m. at chapel, 134-126 Madison street. Oak Park, at Lombard avenue. Interment Oakrldge.

JOHNSON Evelyn S. Johnson, late of 7919 Calumet avenue, beloved daughter ot Paul A. and Anna C. Johnson, loving sister of Corp. Roy H.

U. S. M. fond lster-ln-Isw of Resting at funeral home. 7918 South Park avenue.

Services Friday, Jan. 5. at 2 p. m. from Gustavus Adolphu Lutheran church, 7426 S.

Drexel avenue. Interment Oak Hill cemetery. Information. TrL 3055. JOHNSON Martin J.

Johnson of 10012 Lafayette avenue, brother of the late Christina Wlrkstrcun and two sisters In Sweden. Rest. Ing at rhapel, 10234 Michigan avenue. Funeral Friday, 3 p. m.

Interment Oak Hill. KEATING William M. J. Keating of 3144 S. I.lthuanlca avenue, beloved husband of Estelle, beloved son of the late William A nd Mary, nee Honan; dear father of Wil liam Ralph.

Kenneth. Patrick, and Dennis, brnth'r of Agnes and the late Mary. Anthony. and Margaret, son-in-law of Mary Trzask. Funeral Monday, Jan.

8. at 9:30 a. rn. from chapel. 1059 W.

32d street, to St. Mary of Perpetual Help church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Yards 6424. KLABUNDE See Stnwell notice.

KI EIN Mary B. Klein, nee Meyer: Jan. 3 1945. beloved wife of the late peter, dear mother of Laura Hudson and Walter Klein. Funeral Saturday.

9 30 a. from rhapel. 1723 Larrabee street, to St. Michaels church. Interment St.

Boniface RVSAKHV rharlea Prnum ef HT Firiimond tw-Vv, ru- tar.d pTtha. dr cf a. Ufl Atxl, r-i and S-hairier, B-U A'f-d. 'i-vIcm Fnlay. 11a.

at ft20 Broaaa. Inter -ert I Waldh'lrn. Memfx-T ct Bfe 09, A. F. A A.

M. SAI'BTIV; aft'e imtV of the late Pae aver nf Paih. Mr Dua i 1 1 Aritnefte I MT' v- 1 I Kaitrhar arid M- I r'c I Funeral Frtiar. 30 a S11 W. tt fr of Pvirr-rll eharrl Xntemieilt V.

ur Car- met. o4J. Ma-y rf lae JnerJi, ft T-t-a Ara lv--r'r. Inatee thfr ef Mra Marie milll rf F'lHWa Bard ef dlre St- rJi' F. mama Mvr st ru a rneri.

mi Mft -n ri'n Trm-'dae ui 'li a rrsy. Jan 3 p. m. P. SCHUT.ENnt-Rf: Sv-i-AJI s-li-Tfd 1 rf kp H-ry S-h -r--r.

lovjne mother of i. aj. 4 C. ll'mer Chartnr and l.tlvan n. j' t.

a- rt Char'ea. Hnraer. I and Henm in r-e f-jf-al h'fie, JMi N. Ps r'al Vr-yf of l.ede WM rha-ver. Vi 2 a S.

Servtrra Saturd 2 p. m. P.4r-o. Ind. 5S'(.

SCTntTX r'l'- fWr. ne. Jan. 2. vei 'e cf ke U'e Ma--- nd me.iher ef Ad rh.

o-'n, tin. Rud'-il. M-s Pipe, a-1 Mrs O'ra het: er grsnd--l lM-en and eirht great sister rf Charies and Rudi pes'tng st fuoerai hrffie iat9 5: S'reef, Bntll II neri Jsn. Frrneral serslces Patu-isy. 1 en at Goijotha yy.

i.tt'h. rhuch. Mi-nut reoil and Arhr SF'DAT EdwaM Senist, be'ovrd ruej ef Anna, fond father A. 3 C. S.

C. G. Pvt. l.vil'.a. C.

1 Marie, pematua for-al home. S'n rt-mont avenue, until 11 im y-e'utsr. Jsaj. 6 l'o at tv rhiireh. p)c-mon1 street -d McLean aver-.

Interment Concori: cemetery. KTLOW pvt 1st C'asa I ejjie A Se-'-w. see and Ida ef Fsr Cohen. Menvsr'al servl.e Fri'tv Js 5. 3fl at Ciwgiegitli.n P5'e 102J 54tn p'a-e avT'DA If Jia 1H W.

Cermsk road, beloved dJOirh'rr ef and Aneda Smyi. -f r-v. Anna. Josephine, tne Pe. S'ar'ev John.

Frank. Set Josrpn. -1 Cst a re. A Resting funeral 3T W. Cermak road Funeral Frid.

Jan, 5 SO m. to ft. CasSmlr a ehu- n. ment Rf surre 4 1Js. SPOCZYNSKl Itetera st-rr-svl be'oved wire rf eer-r rs-ryrtf Sr.

dear in'er rf Lous. Tr- 1 Jr. PesM-ig at e-arl. -bansla avenve, at Hem Se-vee Ft. Josaphafs church.

Srri-Trl a-1 pe-den avenue. Fri-iav at 10 a. m. Si. Adalhetf cemetery.

SPR1NGEII Marl Sprinsrr, See SennAtr m-ttce. TIvvtt Herire Jsmea a-l-M 'f T. 11 rm s-reet, 1. istv M. 'rne aod M'S Ckfii I II irre'-e.

k. ra-'3 ef l.ee "ifanlan. I lndse, 5. -1 Ihiinebe'fc. levying 21 Stre c.r.e Jan S.

at 2 p. m. Interment Cedar 8Tnwr.I Ella Jeane't R'owe 1 nee K.a-bundel of the Drevot Arnrs trt wi'e of the la'e soeii, ir- of the 1te "1 dear of Mrs. Vv -e- Mrs. Edrh Tr-re and 'rs Vii a'nt cf Pvt J.

Prals aw. Reatinr ehapel. 414 1 cc.tace G-rtf a flue. Futreral iater. sj-A-iyT EH'h Sw1.

jn rf 81 c. rail veue. O'-''er cf Grorje a-4 I v- s't-ee ct J. r. T--y "I s- I.

sswut. a-1 EMi-el fl -'r rhapel. 4777 1 re r- 2 p. m. rm.t we-s si rn i'r.

TFt.l F1n Teller, beloved ssl' ef A-M-ese. roo'oer Of l.aree.r, niheMtv ef Hare! leliee, als'er rf l.awreme Ca-I I Ir.telof. tlesitg at fnnet.i home. 4 Irving Park fad. Hervt'e at 2 p.

m. lntermrnt piljew-Kj reete-v. Tt'OHY Art'uie Tuohy. Jan 9 at creen ha ad. lae of Tuoiiy.

K'svrtes p.i. 'e emit flowers. VASMLOS Marl Cepeti'r t. wile of Peter cf a. CI.

Puiver. rsH Jsn 3 Fun'l Friday. Jan. 5. at Clay ii.s.l rncrtsary.

in Benltn, Teg. WACHT J. 'irM. sen ef te Henry and Frel-ta, rrtiner cf Fr-s Gahe. Louis, and Service ai rhapel, 31051 Irvir.g rr n', Sa'urday.

Inteimerl X-mtrwe. ALI ACE Staff Set Pa ri ft 8. kll'd 1:1 '1 on lev's is ri. 5. i eurrd of inee te.r vmi sr.

ira Rirth I ret Da-rl. o'r-er ct Slemofial maa ne ee In t. Mel's rr-urrh It II 11 I Jan. 1945. Aurt-r and F.

an r.pe-s 9 j'py WALI.f'lr Pst. Pr-tel tt. Wa'vy. tt-t In a In I 'v, in Ji I Is, 4 Is'e S.eo-lr Ws'er, t4 Fher. Pearl sirnoa.

C'iji. A IT 8 A Iie.ie Ad.er. and Msi-tel M'i r.il servb-e I be'd SnofSav. jan 7. a' 2 rn at CV rv.

gtetatton Atu.lsrl Ji.r a. 1111 Kee rr WALSH Thomas J.s-oi Wa.s: Ml Vi.r.- on beloved rf f. fe-- Walsh, fond fattier of rv.ra. ar Jiicie IV, son of rd -e CaM.ctloe Ijrany i-n, er ef Jeme Anthony, and Jr MS. erd Pa'' I' tieral lay.

Jan 8 at i.i ehanel. -348 Jsksn brerrd. to sr. Jr-lath's ebtircb, P-irlat Mir-t V- ber of vitim 24 1. ar -a un a.

Kedzle 23'14 WILSH Edsrard 1 s-s tej, peer 8 of 11 ff)-n areet. dearly tvooved fcn of and f- et IrotliT VeNn. f.rd of A-r. Irvine. Wal'er.

Mtv, anf Florenr-e VAelsh Funeral Fr-1y. 9 in r- from rhapel, 7 1 6 1 a W. 6 Id S'reet. i f-r. Pitphael a Interment St.

y.jr Pro. 1000-3 a a a. WESTPIIAL Or'o Wesn--t, lla5, brother of M.rs II R-i'- s-Une- F-'1s. 2 p. at rbar-I.

1731 Larraae Interment Wun-lers rerrrrtery WILSON nias 11. vs. 1 ef fan s-, Ann. beloved l-ushai ,1 rf ti Lite a-rer tne snrar-ani, Frank E. car.m E.

-d A brother of Matthew Msrs Wt a-1 Mrs. EHrahrtlt ftherldan of MtIi" i ie. n. Remain In rerarae at funeral Ar'-ey avenue at Blst street. Art).

l-ie. tlrdsy, 9 10 a to St se u-e-j. Interment Calvary. Infotmatirii. hiimirut 134.

WOLFF Laura De WniS. J43 Jan. 1. 195. wire rf Cirvre Wa-rf.

mother ot Ruth G-odlng. Margaret Sgt. Jar aid St. Arr.o S. A.

At rnairel, 6 Id rrd Harvard, ere service will be held sarurday, Jan. a. p. m. Interment Evergreen.

Wrii.KF ssidney w. on or t- u-e Peter F. ai Cornells, or Fdwlrt and Irso a so ra'e ton and Stella Mandl. Fur'erai at 9.1 C. 4TUi al of ZYICH Wa.ter rf 1121 W.

Ads-n treet, beloved I usband cf Man 7. 1 lather of Mrs Ciiar'otte Km lift mud late Leonard. Funeral Tr 9 0 ft rn f-n chpel. 3IVJ b-u'evard Kr. to Our lady rf Sorrows ct-ur--n.

I-er Holy sepu.uire. Jkmser uf P. A. -CAR0 OF THANXS- BISC1IOFRFRGER T' fm.ty rf Anna wis-i i-v T'ra-a i-er r- friends for their -s ef ni, thy ingsa lii their recent bereavement. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION OF THE TRIBUNE.

Order for mall aubscrtpnon must acre, panted by remittance 10 cover. haus in Illinois outMi cnicagoi. ind-ana. towa. Utcnigan.

and iv iscunjun: Dally, wnnr-ut Sunday, cm year. 15 00. owntna. $2 5i. tnree montrj.

II 25. I0 oinntr.a. tl 00. me roontn. il cen-s Dally, witn Sunday, one year, til SO.

a n.intiii 6 25 tore m-mf 1 Si Bin! I n. i'r, Rate of siibsrrinnoei to rone 8. 8 -g a I measured irons cr.icagoi. ca a a. Meyioo; Daliv.

withonf Sunday. per year (12 0J; OCie oiontn. II 51 Sunday only, oo year. 87 50. en avrria.

II on Daily nd Sunday. on year. 819 50. or ontn. I .10 Foielcn: Dally rrtb'ine oni, 825 0U pet rear, wirh Sunday.

842 00 per year Gl a2 tress in fu I Incai erarnty and slate Rerrrf in esr m. ri order. drft. er in regisrered letter e-ur rts to Tpe Trihijn coixvaoy. Ov-bisiers.

Tribune ftiuare. Ci.i.aro rannoi oe resoujJor toe currency sent tlmi the mall Persons aishlrg to tase Fhe Irtsnne -y farrier may order It oy pna'al card or e-phone Suter1ur 01 on When deiuery is maae crmpismf. All nn.llfited manosrrlp. rtlcje. ie-rs.

Sd picture enf to fne rriire re sent at the owner and Tr'e Tiioune ejpressly rernrdta'e ny ilabi.it or rrsieuu. unity for tr.eir cuatody or retura. IIF TIIK ASSUCI FD Th Assoa-latcd Press express' entitled to that use for publication of Bit jdlsratches herein alsa ar reserved. ogy, and formerly headed the Chi cago Gynecological society. He leaves his widow, Florence; a son, John, and a daughter, Susan.

Arthur C. Tuohy. Private service for Arthur C. Tuohy, 56, former Chicago banker, recently employed in the bond department of the Chicago office of the Reconstruction Finance corporation, who died Tuesday at his home, 030 S. Green Bay rd.

Lake Forfst, BELLEVILLE GIRL A IV i rr rr Belleville, J1L, Jan. 3 (V). Julia Nester, 17, of Belleville has been missing since Sunday, it was revealed tonight as her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Nester, asked the DANIEL A. ORTH, NOTED CHICAGO DOCTOR DP AD -M-'1 WiV, JiJ UsfU Dr. Daniel A. Orth, 72, president of the staff of Columbus hospital and a practicing physician in Chi- Uusn college in 1896, died last night in the hospital.

His home was the Green Valley farm on War-renville Wheaton, where he hred show horses as a hobby. He was a fellow of the American College of Surgeons and was the nuthor of "A Tloa for Spinal Anaesthesia." He is survived by his widow. Marguerite, a daughter, Frances, and two sons, Daniel A. and Robert. DEATH NOTICES I Me mnrlam IIRFZIVA II.

In lovlnt memory of our dear and brother, who paaaed away elvht years t.Mlnv. BRKZ1NA FAMILY. COFFEY Fllen CnfTey. In memory of my fond mother, who passed away one year aeo t1nv. 4, 1944.

HER DAUGHTER, MARY IRENE COFFEY. GUZMAN Frank In loving memory of my beloved husband, who passed away one year ago tiiday. One year has passed since that sad day. When one we Inved was railed away; Owl tools htm hnme It waa Ills will; Within nnr heart he llveth a'tll LOVING WIFE KITTY, CHII.DRETf. AND GRANDCHILDREN.

HALL Georce Hall. In memory of the son of a dear friend, who passed away two years ago today. Sympathetically, M. AVRATINER. If ALL George Hall.

In memary of my beloved sun. who passed away two years ago t.Hlay. HEDF.MARK Corn. Palph Hedemark. In lo-lnf memory cif our dear son.

who was killed In action In Guadalcanal two years SCO today. MOM AND DAD. JEFFREY Charles H. Jeffrey. Jan.

4. 1944. The blow was hard, the shock severe. We never thoucht his death so near. Only those who have loved and lost ran tell The pain of parting without farewell.

LOVING WIFE AND FAMILT. LEHMAN Fred Lehman. In lovtne memory of our sni f.ther, who passed awav sev-n ytar acv WIFF. PHYt.MS. CHIT.nREV.

FRFT O. GLADYS, DORIS. MARION, and WILLIAM. Ninr.KTT Petra Nlhlrtt, Jan. 4.

1939. In Invlne tribute to our dear mother. SO JOHN. KAY. AND FAMILY.

ClRNSTF.IN Rarre St. Ornaletn. In lovlns memory of nur beloved an, brother, end uncle, who away five veara ait tnday. AIOTHKR. DAD.

JANlrK. STAN! FY. F.lKiKNE. NLI'HKW BAKKY. SIPO Cadet Kmll Slpo.

In fond memory cf my beloved fiance. Jan. 4, 194 3. JERRY. Charlea 3.

Thomaa. In memory of my dar hutmnd. win, passed away three jcara iko t.day. LOVING WIFE. 11A7.KL.

THOMAS Charlea J. Thmaa. Jan. 4. 1043.

In lovlns memory. MOTHKR AND MSTKKS AND ImOTiltll. ZIESENHENNE Tvt. Hoht. E.

Zlesenhenne. In Invlne memory on your birthday. Deep in mv heart liei a picture. Of a loved one laid to rest. In memory's frame 1 shall keep It.

Berause he was one of the best. LONK.SU.MB MUTHKft. DAD, AND SISTER. APENI1ROTH Emma Ahendrotn of 2S4S Sacramento avenue, wife of the late Herman Atrndroth. mother of Walter Miller.

Ella Mnlltty. Ardel.a Drealer. and Emma Abndnith. ffrnndmothcr of Mrlvin Miller. Funeral at parlors.

227 Lawrence avenue. Saturday. 2 pm. Member of Ladles of Golden Fasle. No.

Herman Sisters Humboldt lodire. No, Royal Neighbors Lakevlew ramp. Interment F.di cemetery, liitormallim, Long-bearli 4 34 3. ANTON John Anion. Jan 2.

beloved hua-band of Marsaret Anion, brother of A rues Wolfe, Flveroat. Kathrvn Wrlsht. Ancta futaik, Maicaret fusack, Michael and Peter Anton. Heating In chapel. 12S3-5S N.

Clark street. Services at Name rathedral, Filday. Dec, ft, at 0:15 a. m. Interment St.

Joseph's cemetery. P.AUiWIN Set. Matthew J. Baldwin. 5 kiiud in action Nov.

1044 i of M.tu,.- the late Ellrabeth. nea MrCoyi fond brother of Mary Bcrnira Danaher. Donald, and Betty. Memorial mass Saturday, Jan. 6.

1945, 9.30 at Vialutiun church. BANIC Matt Ban Ic. dearly beloved husband, jrother of Mrs, Lmilse Sta- of Anna. lond mennfT. Invlne father of Jf.hn.

Matt, and pvt. Frank Banlc, U. P. A. I futeldn service and Curp, Anna R.

Hodgson. Resting at funeral hnme. 912 W. Madison street. Funeral Saturday.

Jan. H. 9 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Monroe 0444. BAYER LE Genrre J. Bsverle. helmed husband of Ella I nee lies fond father of Joan, S'tn of Barbara and Albert, bmlher 'f Marie, Jiwepli. and Edward.

Services Saturday. Jan. t. in: 30 a. from funeral home.

S200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster, to Queen of Anccls church. Interment All Saints'. BKfHSTKIN Holiert A. Ilectntrln of Mokena.

Ill beloved huthand of Marcaret (nea Arnold I. Member of Covenant lodge, N'. 53fl, A F. A Corinthian chanter. No.

5(1; St. Bernard commandcry. No. 3 3, and Medl-nah temple. A.

A. O. N. M. S.

Renting at chapel, at Ttnley Park. Ill, Services Saturday, Jan. ft. at 3 p. at St.

John's Evangelical church, Mokena. Interment M. John's. BECKER Mag Becker of 4 54 W. street, beloved husband of Either, dear father of Joseph U.

and Norman. Funeral Thursday, 2 p. at chapel, 935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Star ot West cemetery, Waldheltn. BINGHAM William Davidson Blncham of 3132 S.

Euclid avenue. Hcrwyn, beloved hus band of nee Holdenl, brother of Gor don II. of Cleveland. Mrs. G.

R. White of Urady. and tne late John W. and Can-dace G. Funeral notice later.

Maywood 14. BOCK Eleanor I llllan Bock, rea Madallnakl. beloved lfe of Pvt. John. U.

S. dear dauiihtcr of Walter and Sophie Madallnskl, fond sister of Mia. Helen Halt. Mrs. Anna Malrahan, Mrs.

Stephanie Gary, Mrs. Christina lAX'asha, Alex, Vcrn-i. and Sophie Madallnskl, dauchter-ln-law of Mrs. Mary Bock. alster-ln-law of William, Elmer, and Edward Bc.

Funeral Filday. Jan. 5. 9 a. at chapel.

2.122 W. Harrison street. Inlorma tlon. Scrley 3223. BORG Chris Borg.

ace RIS. of 24T Ken- more avenue and Lake Geneva, beloved hushimd of the late Augusta, fond father of William Abelmann. and the late Charles erandtather ot Mrs. Doris Campbell. Staff Sgt.

Henry W. Abelmann. U. S. A.

A. Shirley Borg. and Pvt. Chris Abelmann, U. S.

A. A. F. Funeral Saturday. 2 p.

at his lata Chicago residence. Interment Rosehlll. BOSECK Doris Boserk, nee Sparman, Jan. 2. 194 5.

of B50 N. l.arnmle avenue, wife of the late Herman, fond mother of Edward. Harry. Julia, and Mrs. J.

M. Geyer. Resting at funeral home. 318 N. Central avenue.

Austin. Services Friday. 2: 30 p. m. Interment Oakrldgc.

Austin 0017. BROWN Mary K. Brown nee Knorrl. formerly of Maywnnd and Oak Park, beloved wife of the late Edward H. Brown, fond sister of Mrs.

Anna Reinders, Mrs. Onna Mariuardt of Chesterton. Mrs. Alice Rush, and the late Peter Knorr. Funeral from funeral home, 7P38 Cottage Grove avenue, Saturday.

Jan. 6. at 9 a. to S. Clotilde's church.

Interment Mount Carmrl. Rad. 0220. BRYDEN Elizabeth F. Bryden.

Washington and Jane Smith home. Jan. 2, 1945. Services and Interment private. CARSON Josephine R.

Carson, nee Johnston. Jan. 3. 1945. of 347 W.

65th street, be loved wife of Eher H. Carson, daughter of the late Lysander and Lora Johnston, sister of Lois M. Johnston. At chapel. 415 W.

63d street. Funeral Friday. 8 p. under auspices of Maple chapter. No.

90, O. E. and Cook County Rebekall lodge. No. 80.

Interment Danville. III. CASHMORE Fred Cashmnre. beloved husband of Anna, nee Haas: fond father of Floyd. grandfather of Joanne and Kathryn.

Mem ber of Maccabees tent. Jfo. 49. Funeral Friday. 1:30 p.

at chapel. 3807 Lincoln avenue. Interment Kutchlll. CHAPEL Mabel Chapel. 629 Winston avenue, Jan.

3. 1945. fond mother of Thernn E. and Hohart J. Chapel, sister of W.

J. Champion. At chapel. 2121 w. 95th street, until Thursday.

11 p. m. Services and Interment Saturday, Jan. 6, at Parma. Mich.

CLARK Hotar F. Clark, beloved husband of Theresa, brother of William and Hazen. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from parlors, 67th street and Dorchester avenue, to St. Clara's church.

Interment St. Mary's. CLARKE Bernard Clarke, late of S41 Morcan street, beloved husband of Anne Moran Clarke, fond father of Sally, Bernard and Ellen, loving son of Sarah Deary Clarke, and the late James, brother of James Clarke. S2 C. U.

R. Sister Gertrude Acnes. S. H. Mrs.

Raymond Howe. Pvt Frank. It s. and Gertrude. Funeral Sat-Irrdav.

8 30 a. from funeral home. 541 S. Halsted street, to St. John the Baptist ciiurcn.

Interment Mount Olivet. Bou. 0662. J. Coan, Roman Catholic priest whowere heId yesterday.

He is survived -d in 1320. I0' his widow, Mrs. Utella Tuohy. and many other Chicago landmarks, died in Bridgeport, Monday at the age of 92. A native of Newark, N.

Mr. Illsley began his career in the city engineer's office in St. Louis, at IS. He was an engineer for the Milwaukee (Wis. water works from 1S72 to 1875 and later served as a mining engineer and a federal deputy mineral surveyor.

Return- inS to St. Louis, he entered into partnership with his father and helped build the first Indian schools in what is now Oklahoma. Mr. Illsley moved to Chicago in 1R.S9.- He built some of the city's earlier skyscrapers, including the Marquette building. Other cities in which he constructed buildings were Detroit, Milwaukee, Buffalo, N.

Duluth, Memphis, Gary, Ind, and Toronto, Canada. He was a life member of the Union League Club and the Western Society of Engineers and for many years an elder of the First Presbyterian church of Evanston. He retired to a farm in New Jersey about 16 years ago. CHRIS BORG, 85, HARVESTER FIRM ENGINEER, DIES Chris Borg, 85, who directed construction of International Harvester company plants in Chicago and foreign countries as general works manager from 1910 until he retired' until ne reureOi in 1921. died yesterday in his home.

62-17 Kenmore av. A native of Denmark, he came Chicago in 1880. and at 5 a. m. the day after his arrival he had a job as a metal pattern maker with the Deerlng Harvester company at Cl.v-bourn and Fullerton avs.

The plant's machinery included only three lathes. Mr. Borg, whose career was almost a history of the farm equipment manufacturing industry, said he walked toward the nearest smokestack he saw to get his first job. After he became general works manager he built factories in crate them. He i survived by a son, William, and a daughter, Mrs.

Ana-bel Abelman. A grandson, Sgt. Henry Abelman is a prisoner of war In Germany. Services will bo held at 2 p. m.

Saturday in Mr. Borg's home. No Plan to Cancel Shoe Stamps, Bowles Declares Washington, D. Jan. 3 Price Administrator Chester Bowles reiterated today that OPA does not plan to cancel outstanding shoe rn tton stamps.

He issued his state- ment 10 halt continuing "scare buying" of shoes. Youn FLOWERS TO THE LIVING ARE THEM STRENGTH Allied rlik' ma. -lata UNDERTAKERS LAIN SOU Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHArEL 6.1D AND HARVARD-AVENL'E. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. SATURDAT.

CHARD Charles P. 12 noon at rhanel. DIPPOLD Florence. 1 p. m.

at rhapel. FREEMAN William D. 3 p. m. at chapel.

WOLFF Laura Dee. 3 p. m. at chapel. SERVICES TO Bg ARRANGED.

MILLER James T. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 5501 NORTH AS HLAND-A VENUE. PHONE LONG BEACH 2648. THURSDAY. HARTUNG Alexander A.

11 a. m. church. ROWLEY Joseph G. 2 p.

m. Oriental consistory. BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 WEST 95TH-STREET. PHONE BEVERLY 31S2. THURSDAY.

TOCATLIAN Edward M. 2:30 p. m. In church. FRIDAY.

MASON Peter O. 2 p. m. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED.

BRYDEN Ellrabeth. CHArEL Mabel L. LAIN SON IN OUR TOTH YEAR OF FINE SERVICE. SKEELES- RIDDLE COLOMIAL CHAPEL yH COTTAGE GROVE. PADCLIFFE 0230 C.

H. jURDAN CO. FUNERAL HO MB 200 ERIK. 1 buck K. of Michigan 90 YEARS SERVICE SUP 7709 JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WABASH WHI OrtO 4: 2 RAVENSWOjD.

LON. 0305 CEMETERIES- 4 lot 1n Cedar Par cemetery Reas Call Stewart 3273, REASONABLE 2 4-grave lots; Arlington. Best location. Hyde Park 10475. eves.

MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUM? MAKK Mi MEMS Al Savings. Sears Roebuca. statet ciaaemeot Aiso at Lrvlof Park and Clorro-ST. A I i St. Clair county sheriff and the fed-'she eral bureau of investigation for help in finding her.

Nester. vice president of the Police Sgt. John Gleason said he believed the grave robbers drove a passenger car or light truck into the miusoicura door, bursting it open. A maul or sledge was used tD break a marble slab which guarded the coffin. Then a wire or cable was attached to the coffin, and the automobile pulled it from a shelf to the Coor of the mausoleum.

The lid was pried open, and the body thrust aside while the grave jr.rr.ers tore the lining, apparently for some specific object, SiivfT shoe buckles and a silver ncinx were untouched, as werei silver memorial plates on the coffin and on two others in thp vault. The Rev. Francis Gunner, curate cf St, Mary's church, said he behoved nothing of great value had been interred with the body. 3 HEIRS TO $5 FIGHT $100,000 GIFT TO AUNT A suit by three grandchildren to "1 the will of the late Mrs. liermine Schultz.

82. who died in Obear Nester Glass company ofGllth a bookkeeper, collapsed East St. Louis, told the sheriff's. anfi died unexpectedly yesterday in office that his daughter left homenis home. He had been employed for Sunday, saying she was going to 25 years by the Universal Atlas Ce- visit a girl friend When she did not return, the girl friend was called and it was learned Julia never arrived.

The family son services will be held at 2 said they received a telegram latep m- Saturday In the chapel at 63d Sunday night which was traced to an(j Harvard av. the St. Louis bus station. It I won't be back. Don't worry.

I Mr. Marv Brown. O-toher. ion. was filed yesterday, 4 lu.awuw...

-in Circuit court. The plaintiffs. AT A HT TT 1 P'tal. survived 1 JTuIili VL 'yesterday by James G. White, chair- man or the board lor tne settlement.

He said the date had not been set. Miss Meisner. for many years a leader in racial codperatlon, I died late Tuesday night. Mrs. Harriet Ruihmore.

Services for Mrs. Harriet Cooper Rushmore, former of Chicago, and widow of Wilson Rush-more, were held at Long Beach, Tuesday, friends in Chicago learned yesterday. She died in her i Long Beach home Dec. 27. or Mrs.

Lolo Bilgere Logan, 50. a 'former resident of Chicago, died in Beverly Hills, Dec. 24, friends here learned yesterday. Mrs. Lcgan was the former wife of Stuart Logan, investment broker and son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Frank G. Logan, wealthy art patrons, whom divorced in 1J30 William D. Freeman. William D.

Freeman, 5f, of 257 W. ment company of Bulfington, Ind. Survivors include his widow, Anna, and a daughter, Mrs. Gunard Peter- Services for Mrs. Mary Brown, 78, of 8520 South Tark widow of Edward II.

Brown, will be held at 9:30 a. m. Saturday in Clotilde's JI.J Tunc. oy inree sisters ana two nieces. Dr.

Chalmers Moore. Birmingham, Jan. 3 (V). Dr. Chalmers Hale Moore, 51, Birmingham brain specialist, died today at a hospital here.

He was a member of the American College of Surgeons. LARGEST SELECTION OF CASKETS IN CHICAGO Qualify with Economy NORTH: WEUington 1724 SOUTH: CALumet 4030 aOt4W4Wyx7 If Keneflck, father of Judy May, Joan, and Sundat cn.y. on year, 87 5J. or. sr.osra.

Eileen, dear son of May P.lgnry Prindiville 1 00 and the lae Jame J. PrlndlvU'e. brctherj Rate ot ibarrl.rtloei in postal eor.es sd 4 cf Sister M. Francis de Sa.es, C. 6.

C. measured frora CMcagoi outside ol L.iacuv, James A Leo and Frank J. Memorial low. Miriltan. and wtsconjin-mas will be celebrated at St.

Lucy's churrh. Dally, wnooyt bunday. or, a 17 SO; es 5900 W. lane street. :30 a.

m. Sat- nontn. $100 urday, Jan. 6. 1945.

Daily and Sunday, on year. 115 00. et am an rigni. juua. RUTH H.

SIMMS rr 1 KI A TTi A yuijivyu Albuquerque, N. Jan. 3 (TP). Funeral services are scheduled at 3 p. m.

tomorrow at St. John's Episcopal cathedral for Mrs. Ruth Hanna McCormick Simms, New Mexico Republican leader and Rockford, IIL, newspaper publisher. Mrs. Simms will be buried in Fair-view cemetery beside the body of her only son, the late Medill McCormick, who fell to his death while on a mountain climbing expedition near here in 1938.

Episcopal Bishop James M. Stoney will officiate. United States Judge Sam G. Bratton will deliver the eulogy. Mrs.

Simms died In a Chicago hos pital Sunday following an extended illness. easy way to UNCORK STUFFY NOSTRILS Nostrils clogged, bra nas swollen? Quick, foread cooling Mentholatum in nostrila. SnufI well back.Speed-ilyit starts 4 vital actions: llelns 1) Thin out thick mucus; 2) toothe lrntated membranes; 8) Keduce swollen passages; 4 Stimulate local blood supply to'sick area, trery breath bring quirk, weU cornreli.jar3,tubes30t. -Jut I AV7i arh of whom was beq ueathed wMip aunt. Mrs.

Martha Had-in. E2. of 2231 Bennett Evanston. daughter of Mrs. Schultz and sister of thrir deceased mother, received the bulk of her 5100,000 es-te'e.

Mrs. Mildred Butzen. 1403 Washington st, Evanston; Miss Dorothy Moss, 162n Washington st and Pvt. William Moss 7515 Sheridan Chicago, the plaintiffs, charged that they were slighted because Mrs. Hadin fraudulently led her mother to believe they had robbed her; also that the will was made while Mrs.

Schultz was of unsound mind. The suit said assets totaling including $36,759 in cash, were found ia a safety deposit box at the State Bank and Trust company cf Evanston. David K. Tones Estate Is Valued at $300,000 A value of S300.000 was placed yesterday on- the estate of David K. Tone, a lawyer, in letters of admin istration issued in Probate court.

Tone died Dec. 27. His home was at 4170 Drexel blvd. In the absence cf a will, his estate will be ep portioned equally among five daushters and a son. Flori'irs for 56 Yeart 61-63 E.

Monroe St. G'esnhotises 909 Harlem aw.slwa,,. PURDY Pfc John J. Pnrdv. IT.

S. army ln-k fantry, as 19. killed In action In Frnce. No. 29.

late ot 4 409 Paulina, dearie beloved son of John and Helen, lond bmther of Mary Ellen and Thomaa. Memorial mas Saturday. Jan. el. 10 a.

at Our Lady of Lourde church. Ashland and Leland. QUIGLEY Frank Qulgley, beloved husband of Mary, nee Dalton; devoted lather or wu-Ham. Pvt. Thomas.

U. 8. Mrs. Loretta Devsncy, Mr. Theresa Di-ppen.

Frnk. Lawrence. Helen, and Bemadette. dear brother of the Re. Father gulgley.

O. S. Patrick. Sister Manrtto, and Sister Mary Alesis. At funeral home, 4048-50 W.

Harrison street. Funersl Saturday. 11:15 a. to Our Lady of Scrr. church.

Burial Muuat Carmrl. Ne. 2818. RADOST A Master Srt. Vincent Radwta.

sud-Vjfj, denly. Aug. 17, 1944. aomewher In Rsdnsta, dear brother of Mr. Emanuelia Zeno, Domlnlck.

and An it Memorial mas Sunday. 10:30 8. at SL Philip Eenlxl church. ROWLEY Joseph C. Rowley.

33d Degree, of 484 Hswthorne line, Wlnnetka, beloved husband of the late Alio G. Rowley, father of Janet Supplger. brother-in-law Harriet G. Zlmmer. brother of Harry and Ida Rowley.

At rhanel, 8501 N. AshUnd avenue. 1 I until Thoea.w mt 111 Cn. 1 In Ices Thursday. 2 p.

rn at Oriental con- news dispatches crerlttefl to or imt slstory. 935 N. Dearborn street. Interment otherwise credited to th! piper. Bnl Rosenlll Past master of Waubanl lodre.

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