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Saeavywajaeaeseaaaew aw i weyws ee" vyo" waeewwv CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE AGGIE MACK I TypS'M IVvA 1 NOW DONYVOn AGGIE A i ALL RNISHEP I UPMV fWTpl ARE YA AT YOU WON YOURSELF CROCHOVVftK! Ter.ntrd C.oJiow.kl. S. Oak Park avenue, loving son ot Robert and Josephine, nee Blnlak; dear Brother of Harry, Kobert. William. George, and Josephine.

At funeral home, 7306 W. Archer venue. Summit. Funeral Monday. 030 a.

to St. Joseph's church. Interment Resurrection. Inf. Summit 308.

GRUSCHOW Harry A. Gruschow of Msywood, beloved husband of Jessie, nee Ford, fond father of Ruth Schaefer of Dolton. brother of Hattle Maypole and Mabel Moore, grandfather of Judith and Linda Schaefer. Funeral Monday. 1:30 p.

at funeral home. Lake atreet at 2d avenue. Maywood. Interment Arlington, Maywood 14. HADFtELD Grace K.

Hadflcld. Nor. 23. 1946. ot 162 N.

Humphrey avenue. Oak Park, sister of Sallle R. Hadflcld. Mrs. Ralph F.

Ilinnum, John and Henry A. lladfleld. Resting at funeral home; 318 N. Central avenue, Austin. Services Sunday.

3 m. Interment Monday at Mineral Point, Wis. Austin 0017. HANKINSON Anna W. Hanktnson.

beloved wife of William, dear mother of Richard and William K. Services at chapel. 3100 Irving Park road. Monday. 130 p.

m. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. HARDY Nora M. Hardy, beloved wife of Edward, fond mother ot William. Gwendolyn.

Hogan, Mona Krasovec. Reglna Lackey. Edward. Matthew, and Denlse Connors, dear daughter of Hannah and the late Dennis Ma-honey, sister of Anna ischer. Eleanor Breen, and Dennis Mahoney.

Funeral Monday. a. from chapel. 2743 79th atreet, to SI. Allbe's church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Mary Sac. S777.

HASSETT Versil L. Hassett of Villa Park. Ill beloved husband of Elisabeth Snyder Hassett. P. BRENDA STARR OH! THIS A WHAT'S THE MATTERT WHAT JUST YIS VTHIS HORRIBLE A' Zl WITH IT SURE KINO OF I PLAIN OLD JcQQ vVVPLD RAG I -jWHfX LOOKS O.KTTO ME! jft FUR IS MINK! Sjfmh ljj 1 (fMTYn Leopard 7 oyEOAN JOINTED S00TCB AMERICAIV CHIPMUNK Q0HRCL PEARSON Idn PetrsAri ef 813 BackbtgiiAa place, beloved wife ot Henxung.

dear ter ot Hjalmar and Held Gworgw tn den. dear lster ot Bernard. Carl, and Catm Larson. At chapel. 3905-O7 Lincoln ra-nue.

where servlres will be held Monday. I p. m. Interment Roaehlll. PITT Frederick J.

Pitt of 323 W. atreet, beloved husband ot Anna Ruth, fneiat father of Alice Black. Dorothy Roberts. ar4 Robert, dear son of Emma and the late F-ert Pitt, grandfather ot Fred and Dolcr Roberta, Ann and Howard Black. Senrtre at chapel.

6 245 S. Kedrte avenue. Monday, 3 p. zn. Interment Mount Hcpc POPPE Carl Poppe.

beloved husband of Helen Poppe. nee Dirks; fond father of Cart. Heiea Meyer, and lrma. grandfather ot sis grandchildren. At chapel.

3908 Lincoln avenue, where servlcea will be held Monday. Nov. 33. at 2 p. m.

Interment Eden. POTTER Pearl Potter, nee Oatrander. ef 2717 Windsor avenue. No. 32.

14. beloved wife of Kennetn E. Potter. At ehapl, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where wlj be held Monday.

Nov. 23. at 10 a. aa. Interment Monroe.

Wis. Member ot aVMca Esther chapter. No. 41. O.

E. S. PROVOST June Provost, nee Cole, late 1736 N. Laramie avenue, beloved w'-le ot Robert, fond mother of Peggy Provost, ot Charles Col and Marie Unger, aister of Charles K. Cole, niece ot Margaret FTana.

Funeral Saturday. Nor. 3 3. at 11 30 m-. from funeral home.

5350 W. North avenue, to Sf. Peter Canlsloa church. Intemect H. Joseph'.

Tuxedo 8844. REYNOLD William L. tteynolds. 8531 Nc mal Nov. 32.

1946. husband of Mary Reynolds, father nt Rhode Bemdt. Wuuasn, and Cecrge Reynolds. At chapel. 6 34 ar.tt Harvard, where servlres will be held kc Nov.

35, at 1 p. B. Interment Mount Hop. RODGERS Andrew Kennedy rtodfer. Jte.

31. 1946. at Evanslm. hnseand of Myra Foster Rodgers. father of Mr.

Robert L. Ratcliffe and Mr. Stephen Hawatanat. Service Saturday. 4 p.

at Roeeftiu cm-tery chapel. Interment private, lease canlt flowers. ROSTKOWSKI Katherlne Rnstiicwskf. new Hart, of Maywood. beloved wife of fond mother ot Mrs.

Pearl Wallace and Cms. ter Ross, loving daughter of Anna and th late John Hart, aister of Walter. John, Joseph. Mae Sophia Tuttle. ut4 Frances Trtoia.

two grandchildren. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. at funeral home. atreet at 2d avenue.

Maywood. and 10 a tsu at St. Eulalla church. Interment M-xast Carmel. Maywood 14.

SASKO Helen M-ilnar Sasko. M. ef 1725 W. Garfield blvd dearly beioved wtfw of Martin Sasko. M.

devoted tncther ot Kveto Peterson, fond sister of Bee. Charlea Molnar. Funeral Monday. 1 p. at chapel.

1716-1 W. 63d atreet, ta Bohemian National. Proa. 1000 3S. SATERA Pkul Peter Safer, fond father rt Dorothy, Jerome, and Florentine, deariy beloved ton of the ls-e Joseph J.

and He.ea. loving brother of Sister M. Mlchaeine. Slater M. Florentine.

Mr. Anna Stlmek. Mrs. France Lagockl. Marguerite.

Christine, the latw Michael. Elmer. Frank. nd Levis. broUMtn-law cf Joseph Lagockl and Jean Satera.

Funeral Monday. Nov. 28. at :30 a. from funeral home, 5247 W.

Fullerton sver.oe la St. Stanislaus B. M. church. Interment St.

Adalbert cemetery. Member of Ha.f Name society. Ber. 6400 or Nat- 0039. SCHAVER William A.

Schauer ef 3S13 W. 35th place, beloved husband of the lata Mary, nee Hoffmann, dear father of WUIiasa Mrs. Gertrude Bammergren. Walter. ar4 Mr.

Mvrtle Pruaatng. grandfather of 14 grandchildren and two great-grandrhlldres, brother of the late Emll. Servlcea Monday. 3 p. at chapel.

1C39 W. 35th atreet. Interment Woodlawn. SCHUMACHER Rudolph Schumacher, rudler'y. of 2 341 S.

12th avenue. Broadview. IX. husband of Alice, nee Kmsa: arm ot the lata Peter and Dorathea, brother of Harry, Margaret Allien. Fred.

William. Walter. Anna Hailman. Dorothy Ramsey, and Resting at funeral home. 1130-32 W.

3 1st atreet. Servlcea Saturday. Woe. 3 3 at 3 p. m.

Interment Concordia. Canal 25. SEIBEL Conrad Selbel. late of 531 Carmea avenue, beloved husband of Reglna. lmat father of Christ.

Fred. Henry. Herman. David. Conrad and the late Carl ard Dorothy Black.

Service Monday. 1:30 p. nv. at funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, to Eden Evangelical Lutheran church. Gunnison and Leclalre avenue.

Interment RJ4e wood. SELLEOlga Selle. nee Relle. he 1 erred wife ef the late Franz, dearly beloved mother at Edward and Mr. Gertrude Barnett.

fond sister cf Rudolph. Clara Fellows. Dora. Minnie, and Delia Selle. and fhe late A.bert.

Emtl and Herbert. Besting at funeral bom. 51 a W. Madison street, where services will ba held Monday. 3:30 p.

m. Interment Oa-rldge. Member of Adelphl chapter. No. 120.

O. E. S. Austin 2012. UNDERTAKERS' DEATH NOTICES 1 4 Saturday, Nov.

23, 1946 KELLY REPORTED READY TO MAKE RACE FOR MAYOR Aids Tell Him of Support by Business Men BY GEORGE TAGGE Mayor Kelly Is a candidate for reelection and will stay In the race barring unforeseen developments, It was reported yesterday. His scouts have reported that politically active segments of big business will support him. They have told him that he will have much more of this than he had In 3913 when his Republican opponent was Gcorjje B. MeKibbin, who lost by 114,000 votes. Republican leaders now on hand were not sui prised or unduly alarmed.

One said Russell W. Root, choice of the regular G. O. P. ward committeemen and Gov.

Green, was 2 the "natural" candidate to appeal lo the middle class, and the chance to pin the money bags label on the Democrats fits into plans to dc- throne Kelly. Laughs Oft Objections Holdine the marathon record for mayor, Kelly appears to have re covered completely from the Nov, 5 election in which the Democrats held Chicago but lost the country towns of Cook county by whopping pluralities of up to 140,000. Apparently hale and hearty despite his recent 70th birthday, he reportedly laughed down the objections of Mrs. Keiiy and a physician to his candidacy. Trimary contests of a mild nature are possible in both parties.

Paul 11. Douglas, former alderman and since then a wounded major In the marine corps, confirmed that a poll Is hHnjr taken with his name on a straw ballot with those of Kelly and Root. Groups have called on me urg-I Ing me to run," said Douglas, again a professor of economics at the Uni-; versity of Chicago. I have given -them no encouragement. It Is a good life I am leading back here at the university." In 1942 Senate.

Trlmary Later in the Interview he said he had not given his followers "much encouragement." He said it would not be fair to identify them, even as to whether they are business men, professors, or students. Prof. Douglas made an independent race for United States senator in the 1942 primary against Raymond Me-Keough, regular Democratic organization winner. William F. Gailing, a fixture In Republican politics, announced his candidacy for mayor with the aid of the so-called Cook County Busi ness Men's committee.

In the re cent campaign this organization caused considerable confusion at the 11th hour by distributing 1,500,000 sample ballots marked mostly for Democratic county candidates. B. M. C. Indorsed Republican The Business Men's committee, organized in 1940 to combat vote frauds, had indorsed the straight Republican ticket and contended that the late flurry of activity by the "Cook County Business Men's committee was Intended to cash In on the B.

M. C. reputation. The top flight G. O.

P. ward in Chicago, the 19th, yesterday presented the name of Emmet F. Byrne for city clerk to ohn I East, Cook county party chairman. Notice also was sent by telegram to Gov. Green in Phoenix, where he will end his vacation Monday or Tuesday.

Mayoralty Candidate Root is expected to return from Phoenix tomorrow. r. B. SANITARIUM BOARD SETS UP CONTROL OFFICE The board of the Municipal Tuberculosis sanitarium voted yesterday to appoint a full time tuberculosis control officer, whose task will be to coordinate city and county interests and activities toward the elimination of tubercular ailments. The board's action was in line with a recent suggestion from the United States public health service.

The motion to create the office was made by Harry Reynolds, vice president of the board, and approved by Dr. David J. Davis, president, and Dr. Earl Klcinschmidt. Letters were mailed to Surgeon Gen.

Thomas Parran, the Chicago Medical society, the Institute of Medicine, the Tuberculosis Institute of Chicago and Cook County, and the Chicago Tuberculosis Control committee asking them to recommend qualified candidates for the control post. The sanitarium officials said they wanted to select a man before the end of December so that their budget, which must be drawn up next month, can be arranged accordingly. CAPTURE 2 WHO FLED HOSPITAL AT GREAT LAKES Joseph Jabcon, 19, Kalamazoo, seaman 2d class, and Don Winslow, 20, Negro, storekeeper 2d class, both mental patients in the navy hospital at Great Lakes, were recaptured yesterday near Skokie highway and Ridge Lake Forest. 10 hours after they escaped from the hospital by slugging a hospital corpsman. Both wore only hospital pajamas at the time of their escape, but had picked up additional clothing later.

They spent the morning hours, in temperatures- ranging down to 16 degrees, in the open and were suffering from ex posure. Hospital Patient Took Own Life, Jury Decides A verdict of suicide was returned by a coroner's jury yesterday at an inquest into the death of George Paukstis, 65. of 4171 S. Halsted a tavern owner, who was found dead early in the morning on the lloor of his room in Billings hospital. An electric cord was wound around his neck and tied to the bed.

Paukstis had been in the hospital as a tuber-miosis patient since July 30. 1 is a In for et MADAME, OBITUARIES The Very Rev. John Nedzelnitsky The Very Rev. John Nedzelnitsky, 80, mitred protopresbyter of the Russian Greek Orthodox Catholic church, died last night in the home of his son, Dr. A.

J. Nedzel, 458 Washington Elmhurst. Until he became ill two years ago, the Rev. Nedzelnitsky was pastor of the parish at Lynn, Mass. He previously held a pastorate in Minneapolis, for 17 years.

He was or dained in Russia in 1887. Survivors include his widow, Mary; another son, the Very Rev. Victor Nedzelnit sky of New Haven, three grandsons, and two great -grand children. James W. Ullmann James VV, Ullman, 59, for the last 25 years associated with the Crit-chell-Miller Insurance agency, died yesterday in the Presbyterian hospital.

His home was at 711 Thomas Oak Park. Mr. Ullman is sur vived by his widow, Gladys; a daughter, Suzanne, and a son, Herbert. Services for Mr. Ullman will be held at 3 p.

m. Monday in the First Presbyterian church of Oak Park. He will be buried in Forest Home cemetery. Dr. Louis A.

Beyer Services for Dr. Louis A. Beyer, 76, who practiced dentistry at 65th st. and Cottage Grove av. for 52 years, will be held at 3 p.

m. today in the chapel at 7705 Cottage Grove av. Dr. Beyer died Thursday in his home at 6558 Cottage Grove av. He was a graduate of Northwestern university dental college.

Surviving are his widow, Maudelene; three daughters, Mrs. Alda Williams, Mrs. Ruth Michel, and Mrs. Dorothy Ilaase, and a son, Howard. J.

Edgar Pew Villanova, Nov. 22 (TP) J. Edgar Pew, 76, vice president of the Sun Oil company in charge of production and crude oil pipelines, died today at his home. He had been ill sines February. With him when died were Mrs.

Pew, a son, John G. Pew of Dallas, and a daughter, Mrs. Martha Elizabeth White, also of Dallas. Another son, George was en route here from Portland, Me. Pew last week was reelected a director of the American Petroleum institute at Chicago.

John P. McCann John P. McCann, 55, policeman in charge of the bureau of identiflca- linn 1n fho Fplnnv cm i rt or Criminal Courts building since 1929, died yesterday in Mercy hospital. He had been a member of the police department 25 years and was secretary-treasurer of St. ude's league.

He leaves his widow, Eve, and three sons, John P. Ensign Robert, and James. The McCann home is at 8938 Harper av. Services will be held at 10 m. Tuesday in St.

All- lie's church. Dr. Ernest E. Harwood Burial services will be held today in Manville, Livingston county, for Dr. Ernest E.

Harwood, 65, Chicago dentist, who died Thursday in Wes ley Memorial hospital. Dr. Har wood, who formerly resided in Park Ridge, recently made his home nt 1366 N. Dearborn st. He leaves his widow, Eleanor, and three daugh ters, Alice, Nancy, and Joan.

Versil L. Hassett Services for Versil L. Hassett, 44, of 451 S. Michigan Villa Park, loop barber at 303 S. Clark st.

for many years, will be held at 2 p. Monday in the chapel at 4817 Madi son st. Mr. Hassett died Thursday in Memorial hospital, Elmhurst. He survived by his widow Elizabeth and two daughters, Betty Jean and Joan.

Andrew K. Rodger Services for Andrew K. Rodgers, 65, of 923 Washington Evanston, textile sales representative, will be held at 4 p. m. today in the Rose-hill cemetery chapel.

Mr. Rodgers died Thursday in Evanston hospital. He leaves his widow, Myra, and two daughters, Mrs. Robert Ratcliffe, and Mrs. Stephen Hawxhurst.

PEDESTRIAN DIES; STRUCK BY AUTO IN LA GRANGE RD. Floyd Case, 65, of 20 S. Des Plainer died yesterday in MacNeal Memorial hospital, Berwyn, of In Juries suffered Thursday night when he was struck by an automobile In La Grange near Joliet In Lyons township. The driver was Earl White, 47, of 24 S. 7th La Grange.

Up to 4 p. m. yesterday 572 persons had been killed by automobiles Cook county since Jan. 1. Of these, 415 were killed in Chicago, where 19,787 were injured in tralllc accidents during the same period.

1NJIRI.D BY TAB ri.ANT BLAST George C. Meadows, 4 0. plant superintendent It. Meedows, Elgin manufacturer fil tar product. wa eeverely burned yesterday about the leg when, a small kero- tUuag tank exploded.

WHY AKb YOU 5. r. ilPSt im Vhf'y, (A-'Wf nSf Ct'PPCn 1 'rLUCKE6 DYED 4i, TAILS loving father of Betty Jean and Joan, brother of Milan. Floyd. Ardlth Duke.

Gertrude Hicks, and the late Byron Hassett. Funeral Monday. 3 p. from chapel. 4817 Madtaon street.

Burial All Saints'. Austin 1137. JACOBS Sophia Jaeoha. beloved wife of the late John devoted momer oi Amnony. Stephen.

Mrs. Bernadette Lukey. and Peter, randmother of Agnes. Elinor. John.

William. Florence, Helen. Loretta. Robert, and Alfred, great-grandmother of eight. Member of Third Order of St.

Francis, nesting at ru-neral home. 6617 Cermak road. Berwyn. Funeral Monday. 8:45 a.

to St. Anthony's church. 15th and both avenue. Cicero. In terment Resurrection.

JAENICKE Siegfried C. Jeenlcke. Not. 22. 1946.

ot 1900 Farwell avenue. Chlraro. Ill, husband ot Bertha Jaenlrke. father 1 Walter E. and Raymond W.

Jaenlrke. Service 3 p. Monday, at chapel. 1 567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Burial private.

JANSEN Alma Jansen. Nov. 31. of B3t Bldgeland avenue. Oak Park, beloved wtfe of Andre, mother of Mrs.

Alma Shire and wii- Bam E. Jansen. grandmother of Enid Fuller- ton of Oak Park. Ruth McLcod of Auckland New Zealand, great-grandmother of tour. Service Saturday.

Nov. 23. at 1 p. at chapel, 134-6 Madison street, at Lombard venue. Oak.

park, interment, eoroi numt. KEEGAN Mary A. Keegan. nee Murphy: beloved wife of the late John, fond mother of Josephine C. Frank James Mr.

May MrDermott. William and the late John grandmother of Francis and Mary Kllen MrDermott. aister of tha late uaniei ana Cnrnellua Murphy. Servlcea Monday, sm. jj.

1046. 0:30 a. from the late residence. 6621 N. Artesian avenue, to St.

Hllarv's church. Interment Calvary. Member of Blessed John Gabriel court. Women Catholic Order of Forester. KORON I Crown 1 Jessie Koron.

formerly of 5228 S. Massasoit avenue, dearly beloved aister of Paul. Walter. Stephany Spengler. Mae Krollc.

sister-in-law of Lorna Koron, Ann Koron. Nick Spengler. and James Krollc. F'uneral Monday at 9:15 a. m.

from funeral home. 338 S. Cicero avenue, to St. Camlllus' church. Interment St Adalbert's.

KRESSMANN Charlea J. L. Kressmann. 309 Hoot avenue. Park Rldse.

111., suddenly. In San Francisco, beloved husband of the late Kate, dear father ot Fred. H. and timer, grandfather of Frederic. Resting at funeral home, Lee at 1'erty street.

Des Plalnes. where servlcs will be held Monday at 2 p. m. Interment Town ot Maine. KUHN George J.

Kuhn, late of 1337 Glen-lake avenue, beloved husband of Marie fond son of Mrs. Margaret Kuhn and the late Valentine, loving father of Marlon Skinner. Marguerite Hansen, and Geraldlne Mr--Avoy, affectionate stepfather of Buth Landt and Curtis Carpenter, brother of William Kuhn. Services Monday. Nov.

35. at 30 from funeral home. 1359 Devon ave nue at Glenwood. to St. fiertruoe rnurcn Interment St.

Michael', Wheaton, 111. LANGE Joseph R. Lange. late of 2328 W. Iowa street, loving husband of Pauline, fond father of Mra.

Leona 1 Raymond I Mack and Edwin, brother of Roman and John. Funeral Monday. 9 a.m.. from memorial chape). 721 N.

Western avenue, to St. Helen's church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. Arm.

6056. LANGER Rudi Iph Laneer. 1818 S. Elmwood avenue. Berwyn.

beloved husband of Bertha, fend father of Robert. Eleanore. and the late I.t. Burton. U.

R. A. Services Monday. Nov. 25.

2 p. at chapel. 6301 W. Cermak mad. Berwyn.

Interment B'nal Jehoshua. Stanley 8240 or Lawndale 2262. LARSON Olof Emll Larson, late of 44 8 w. 45th street, beloved nusnann Amanda. Funeral Saturday, Nov.

23. at 2 p. at chapel. 4821 N. Damen avenue.

Interment Roschlll. LEHRE Lrul Lehre. formerly of 1951 Curler avenue, beloved husband of the late Anna, dear uncle of Gertrude Scherf. Marlon Shields of St. I-ouls.

and Harriet Becker, greal-greatuncle of Diane Marl and Bonnie Jean Becker. At chapel. 3905-O7 Lincoln venue, where servlres will be held Mondsy, 3 p. m. Interment Eden.

HtKES Marie A. Lukes, nee Stanek. of 5529 W. 24 th place. Cicero, wile of the late Vaclav, devoted mother of Anna Kaspar, Alderman Joseph of Berwyn.

James. John, and the late Agnes R. Seldel and William Lukes. Services Saturday. 23.

130 p. at funeral home. 6227-29 W. Cermak road. Interment Bohemian National.

Stanley 1866. MADER Nellie Mader. nee Kinney, be-l loved wife of the late William, fond mother of Frank W. and Clara M. Mader.

At fu neral home. 5016-20 Chicago avenue Fu neral Monday. Nov. 2 5. at 10:30 a.

to Our Lady Help ot Christiana church. Interment Mount Carmel. McC ANN John P. McCann. Nov.

22. beloved husband of Eve Strauch McCann. i-ma lather of John P. Robert and Jsme brother of Mrs. Anna Dodson.

Thomas, and Margaret McCann. Funeral Tuesday. 9 30 a. from chapel, boulevard at 77th atreet. to St.

Allbe church; mass at 10 a. Interment St. Maiy's. Treasurer of St. Jude's league, C.

P. D. Sou. 88 2 2. McCARTY Robert E.

McCarty. beloved hus band of Helen, pee dear father ot Jean and lots McCarty. food brother ot Mary Brennan. the late Edward. Albert, and William McCarty.

Funeral Monday. 9: IS a. from chapel. 4 138 Madison street, to Out Lady Help of Christiana cliurrh. Interment All Saints'.

McDIVIT Josepr Herrlck McDlvlt. Noe. 21. of 7236 Crandun avenue, husband of Virginia Guy McDlvlt. father of Mary Carol.

Heir Irk Virginia Ann, and Michael brother of Philip. F'uneral Monday. 9 a. chapel. Jeffery boulevard at 77th street, to St.

Philip Nerl church. Mass 9:30 a m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. St. Joseph and St.

Louis. papers please n-py. Sou. n. McNAI.I.Y r.

MrNally of 1521 ft Aus tin blvd beii.ved husband of the late Winifred A nee Duiklu, loving father of Maiy I.ee. James Thomas the Rev, F'rancls and the late Joseph and Vincent MrNally. brother of Michael. Mary Bowman, and Katherlne MrNally. At funeral home.

17 Madison street. Oak Park. Funeral Monday. Nov. 25.

at 10:30 a. to St. Fran ces of Rome church. Interment Mount Car mel. MEDROW William C.

Medrow. loving father of Walter. Clarence. William Arthur. Harold, Dori4hy Kuester, and Raymond, brother of Clara Sevlrk.

At rest at funeral home. 4 55.1-61 Milwaukee avenue, until Monday noon. Lying In stste at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church, Montrose and l.aversne avenues, until services at 2 p. Interment Concordia.

MOHS William A. Mohs. 3541 N. Klmhnll avenue, beloved husband of Louise, nee liel-den: fond father of Lillian Meier. Krma Slur-rock.

Albeit and the late Haiel. brother of Oscar. Services Monday at 2 p. m. at funeral home.

3421 Fullerton avenue. Interment Irving Park. MOULDING Pauline Moulding, beloved wit of the late William fond mother of Edna. Services Saturday. Nov.

23, 1 p. at funeral home, 5200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment St. Lucas cemetery.

MURPHY Dallas W. Murphy. 1619 W. lOOth place, Nov. 21.

1946. beloved husband of Katherlne Murphy, fond fatner of Mary Patricia, aon of Robert Murphy of Council Blurts, brother of Mrs. Glen Krlcks.ni ot Dallas, Mrs. Mary Bower of Gutlnle Center la Robert Murphy of l-os Aosrles. Patrick Murphy ot Waukegan.

111., and Gerald Murphv. V. S. overseas. At chapel.

3121 W. 95th street, until 13 noon. Saturday. Service and Interment Dallas. Tea.

MUSH AM Anna Musham. daughter rt the late William II and Catherine Fadgem Musham, sister of Harry A. and Ella A. Musham. Funeral from home for funerals.

at Wabash avenue. Monday, Nov. 2 5. at 9 a. m.

to Holy Name Cathedral. Interment Calvary. NOSEK Martin Nnsek. age 83 years, of 1807 S. Throop street, beloved husband of the late Marie, nee Nezadal.

fond father of John Dr. Otto Antoinette Zyka. Anna Vacek. Rose Spate, and Mtldret) Noaea. F'uneral Monday.

Nov. 25, 1:30 p. from chapel. 1134 W. 18th atreet.

Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Canal nana or 6524. O'DONniltnr Patrick 0-Donohue. tale of 8553 S. l.aftln street, beloved husband i Budget, nee O'Donohtie; fond father of the Rev.

Daniel ODonohue. s. Lucille Treaty. John. Nell.

Dorottiy Ratac, Joseph, and Ann Busse, brother of Dennis, Bridget McCarthy, the late John and Ann Kelleher. Native of County Kerry, Ireland. Funeral Saturday. 10 a. from funeral home.

86 IK Ashland avenue, tn St. Ellielrcda'a church. Interment St. Mary-. OLTMAN Emma Louise Oilman, nee Spell- nieyer, beloved wife of Herman fond mother of Delta Mae Shurley.

Service Sat urday. 7 p. at parlors, 67th street and Dorchester avenue. Interment Melvln, III. PASSAFIUME See Anna Chlarelll notice.

PAUKSTIS George Paukstis. late of 4171 It. Halsted atreet, Nov. 22. 1946.

loving husband of Pauline, father of Virginia Van Cura and Aldona Ott. Funeral Monday. Nov. 25. at 6:30 a.

nv. from chapel, 66 12 S. Western avrnue, to Nativity B. V. M.

rhurrh. Interment St. Caslrnlr'a cemetery, tiro. 0143. PIIII IPPI Alvln T.

Phlllppl, husband of the ate Rose Wrndl rhllipi'i. neloved lather of Fred Phlllppl of New Vork City and tola Phlllppl. brother of Walter and Victor Phlllppl of Chicago nd Mrs. Ifc-ra Drlrska of Soutn Dakota, passed away Thursday. Nov.

31. at the residence. 3756 70th atreet. Milwaukee, Wis age 69. Services Monday.

Nov 35. at 3 311 p.m. at the Hitter tune, a I Home. MIO W. North avenue, Milwaukee Interment Wlaconaln Memorial Park, In tat alter la noon, Sunday.

DOCTOR PRESCRIBES LIQUOR FOR HEART VICTIMS WHO SMOKE Memphis, Nov. 22 JP)A heart specialist today prescribed alcoholic drinks for persons addicted to the use of tobacco if they suffer from diseases of the heart. Dr. William D. Stroud, professor of cardiology at the gradufe school of medicine, University of Pennsyl vania, uttered his prescription be' fore the midsouth regional meeting of the American College of Phy slclans.

"Tobacco has a bad effect on heatt disease," the doctor said, if the person is sensitive to nicotine The best antidote is alcohol, which dilates the arteries." Dr. Stroud said he envisaged a smoker with heart disease going thru life with a cigar in one hand and a highball in the other altho I'm sure the Women's Christian Temperance union won't agree." I don't mean to get plastered all the time," added the doctor. HEARING OPENS ON CRASH OF AIR LINER KILLING 2 Testimony was heard in the fed eral courthouse yesterday by Robert Chrisp, civil aeronautics authority of flclal, at the opening of a hearing to determine the cause of a crash by a United Air Lines twin engined plane at Cleveland, Nov. 11. The pilot and co-pilot were killed in the accident, but 18 other persons aboard survived.

According to statements made during the day, the crash occurred as the plane was making an ap proach fivom the north for a scheduled landing. William Alston, a me chanlc on United's Cleveland staff, said he watched the plane making what appeared to be a normal ap proach, "except that it appeared to be well north of the field as it de scended." The craft never got to the airport, but struck elect ric wires and trees and smashed into the ground a block and a half away. Among other witnesses heard were Jack A. Herlihey, United vice president in charge of opera tions, and Harold G. Klanieferer of Hinsdale, the Chicago dispatcher who cleared the flight to Cleveland The plane was bound from Chicago to Boston.

U. W. STUDENTS" SPURN REQUIRED R. O. T.

C. DUTIES Madison, Nov. 22 1 Special! University of Wisconsin students, campus referendum vote today, turned down compulsory military raining, 3,244 to 2,134. Student board, campus self-gov ernment group, will petition the 1947 legislature to make R. O.

T. C. optional. More than 60 per cent of the university's 18,000 students are war veterans. In campus elections for class offi cers Edward J.

Brenner, Wisconsin Rapids, was named senior class ofll-cer, and Wade Crane, Ojibwn, was elected Junior prom king. Jerome Werner, La Grange, 111., was elected to the student board. i DEFERS HEARING FOR ENGINEER WHO STRUCK COP (Picture on back pagt) Judge William V. Daly in South State St. court yesterday continued until Dec.

13 the hearing on a charge of assault, disorderly con duct, and resisting arrest against Ernest Dahl, 27. of 805 Chicago a Hinsdale, an engineer. Dahl was ar rested Thursday after he struck Po liceman Martin Harrington, on traf fic duty at Roosevelt rd. and Mich igan when the policeman re fused to let him enter a taxicab 50 feet from a cab stand, in violation of a city ordinance. Harrington said Dahl's blow blacked his eye and cracked his upper dental plate.

Two on Truck Killed by Train in Indiana (Picture on back page) Valparaiso, Nov. 22 (Special Clarence Muyer, 34, and Elmer Trisler, 34, both of Edlnburg, were killed today when their truck was struck by a Pennsylvania fast train at a grade crossing here. IADVERTISMENT1 Don't Neglect Slipping FALSE TEETH T)o fnlfie lertli drop, Klip or wabble when you talk, eat, lauKh or snooze? Don't be nnnoycri unit ombHt-rnsscrl by auch hnnrjlctips. FASTKKTH, fin ailcti-linn non-neidl powder to apt-Inkle on your platen. Keep fulise teeth more firmly set.

Gives confident fcelinsr of no-curlty and nddert comfort. No Rummy. Rooey, pnfcly taste or feellne. Ot FA3i jCKETU today at any drug tor. U.

OF I. TRUSTEES ASK SURVEY OF PACKED SCHOOLS Trustees of the University of Illi nois, faced with enrollment demands far beyond the capacity (of the uni versity, yesterday called for a com prehensive survey of the state's en tire school system, with a view to determining how educational needs can be met with the greatest econ omy of tax funds. The trustees, who met in the Unl versity club, acted after hearing a report from President George btoddard indicating that unre stricted admissions to the univer slty might produce a total of 39.075 students within the next four years The university now has a record enrollment of nearly 26,000, lnclud ing 18,500 at Urbana campus. Coleman R. Griffith, university provost, said an enrollment of more than 39,000 would require operat ing expenditures twice the size of tha record breaking 65 million dol lar budget for the blennium start ing next July.

Park Livingston, president of the board, said the current crisis, brought about by the return of war veterans, has hastened the need for considering the over-all educational program of the state. lie predicted that a survey would show the neces sity for radical reforms at all levels of the school system, from the unl versity to the rural schools. DR. HELEN SASKO SERVICES TO BE HELD MONDAY Services for Dr. Helen B.

Molnar Saska, a Gold Star mother and a pioneer woman physician in Chi cago, will be held at 1 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 1718 W. 63d st. She will be buried in Bohemian National cemetery.

Dr. Sasko who also was known as Dr. Molnar, her maiden name died Thursday in her home at 1725 Garfield blvd. She was the daughter of a Trot- estant minister and was born in Czechoslovakia 71 years ago. She came to America in 1896, and was graduated from the old College ot Physicians and Surgeons in 1903.

Two years later she was married to Dr. Martin P. Sasko, also a physician. She specialized in children's and women's diseases. The Sasko's son, Capt.

Vladimir Sasko, also a physician, perished on an army air mission in the-Paciilc Dec. 10, 1944. Dr. Helen Sasko's decline in health began then. leaves in addition to her husband, a daughter, Mrs.

Kveto Peterson, and a brother, the Rev. Charles Molnar, a Lutheran minister, employed as a proofreader on The Tribune. HOMEWOODGIRL SECTION WINNER IN SPELLING BEE Barbara Work, an eighth grade pupil at the Homewood Standard school, Homewood, won over three rivals last night in a spelling bee for the southern section of Cook county at the Bloom Township High school. Runner-up was Morris Swlerlnga of McKinley school, South Holland. Third and fourth places went in order to Rene Wernicke of Lincoln school, Dolton, and Frank Stuart of Washington school, West Harvey.

In the ltnal spell down between Barbara and Morris, Morris missed on the word "alphabetical." He spelled it with an instead of a "ph." The four had been weeded out from 26 original contestants. All four will compete in final spelling bees in January. Mrs. Edna North served as spellmaster. DEMOCRATS PUT 208 EMPLOYES IN JOB SHELTER Democrats have decided to abide by a 1943 state statute providing, in effect, that 208 building service em ployes of the Cook county sheriff be transferred to the county board.

Sheriff-elect Elmer Michael Walsh is a Republican, while the county board will continue to have a Democratic majority. Attorneys Michael F. Ryan and Cnslmir Wachowskl will file peti tions Monday with the county board, requesting the board to comply with the law. Copies of the petition will be sent to all Circuit court Judges, because the transfer would remove the Jobs from partial control of the Judges' committee on help. Republican members of the county board, Including the president-elect, William N.

Erickson, said they could not block the Democratic maneuver. SleFosepk ASPIRIN -NONE BETTER ttx ior rener or montn-n Mv functional naln. 'AY I headache, neural- Sia. noma 01 juir, 5c. Wtnta bartfulnl WfllLBV IlttB ATI -TV LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 83D AND HARVARD-AV.

PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. SATURDAY. HORRICKS John. I): 30 a. m.

In church. Monday. REYNOLDS William L. i P. m.

at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. TrtOlj Carl K. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL SS01 NORTH ASHLAND-AV. PHONE LONGBEACH 3A4S.

SATURDAY. ANDERSON Cecelia M. DE WALD Catherine. DOLARD P. Claike.

GOHEY John W. GRAHAM Elizabeth. WYATT A. Rldgway. 3 p.

m. at chapel. 10 a. m. In church.

3 p. m. at chapel, 1 0 a. m. In church.

1 p. tn. at chapel. 3:45 p. m.

at chapel. MONDAY. GEHM Emma. LAKE Edith O. POTTER Pearl F.

WILLIAMS Bessie. 11a.m. at chapel. 1 p. m.

at chapel. 10 a. m. at chapel. 3 p.

m. at chapel. BEVERLY CHAPEL 3121 W. 98TII-ST. PHONE BEVERLY 3182.

SATURDAY. VEN ABLE David II, 2 p. m. at chapel SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. MURPHY Dallas W.

LAIN SON DONNELLAN CHAPELS METAL CASKETS JEEFERY-BLVD. AT 77TH-ST. SOUTH SHORE 8822 JOHN CARROLL SONS HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WABASH-AV. Whitehall eoeo. 494 3 RAVKNSWOOD-AV.

LONGBEACH 0308. C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME.

92 YEARS SERVICE SUP. 7709 300 E. ERIE. 1 Block E. of Michigan.

CEMETERIES FAIRMOUNT cemetery 1-6 and 2-8 srave lots in aectlun 15. will divide. Reasonable. Beverly 8276. 4 GRAVES or will divide.

Irving Park ceme tery. Perpetual care. Lak. OS28. OAKU1DGE Sect.

14. FULL PERP, care lot. Can dlv. Make oner, owner. Bel.

1437. WANTED to buy Cemetery lots. Best cash prices paid. Address 102. Tribune.

MOUNT AUBURN 3 lots. 4 graves each. Call Bishop 1704. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT savings, sears, Roebuck 4tn floor.

Also at Irving Park, Cltcro-av. and 600 8. Homan. DEATH NOTICES In Slemorlam DVORAK Helen Dvorak. Nov.

33, 1041. A wonderful sister, companion ana aid. One was better, God never made. A wonderful worker, so loyal and true. One In million that, sister was you.

MARY. FITZGERALD Officer Cerald FHznerald. Nov. 23, 1938. May his soul rest in peace, mass 8 m.

Monday, Our Lady of the AnRcla church. MOTHER SISTER. AND BROTHER. FRIEND Julius P. Friend.

In loving memory of our devoted father and grandfather, who panned away nine years aso today. LOVINU GALL Staff Sitt. GeorEe A. Call. In lovlnj Pniemury of our dear son ana nroiner.

:1 who was killed in action In Ueimany two years ago today. Our Hearts still arne wnn aaaness, Our eyes shed many a tear; God only knows how we have missed you At the end of these two sad years. LOVING MOTHER, DAD. BROTHERS, AND BISTERS. KOCH Henry F.

Koch. In loving memory of our dear lather, who passed away una year ago tnday. He bid no one a Inst farewell. He said good-by to none; Jlla loving heart had ceased tn beat, Hefore knew It he was gone. He did not nil to do his best, His heart was true and tender.

He worked hard tor those he left And ever will be remembered. Loving daughters, DORA, DALEY, AND EMILY. KOLLSCHER Dr. Guslav Kollscher. In cher ished memory on his blrthdny.

MOLLY MALONE, O'CONNOR Mary R. O'Connor. we can happy birthday mamma. Because you've gone away. But God will love and keep you.

Til we meet again some day. LOVING CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN, PFROMMER Minnie Pfrommer. In loving memory uf our dear mother and grandmother who passed away one year ago. LOVING CHILDREN, RICORDATI Ida Rlcordatl. In fond memory of our beloved wife and mother on her birthday.

eitars are windows of heaven For angels to peep through. fio on your blrthdny. darling. If that Is what you do. You'll find our faces turned upward Willi special thoughts of you.

LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. SENTO Harry and Karlene rlento. In loving memory ct those who passed away one year aso todav. Our Hps cannot tell how much we miss them, our hearts cannot tell what to say: Cod alone knows how much we mlsa them In a home that Is Innesom today. LOVING WIFE, MOTHER, SONS, AND BROTHER.

SUCHOMEL Pfc. Robert J. Suchomel. In lov-ins memory ot our dear son and brother on his U2d birthday. Nov.

3 3. who was killed In Jan. juaa. As we loved you, so we mus you; In our memory you are alwaya near. Ixved, remembered, longed for always, Bringing many silent tears.

MOTHER, DAD, AND SISTER. ADLER Margaret Adler, nee Hager. Nov. 31. 1948.

late of 1943 N. Springfield avenue, dear mother ot Emest. Harry. Frank, Henry. John, and Eleanor Dulek.

grandmother of George, Bessie, and Jeanne Kosman. Funeral Monday. 1:30 P. at chapel, 4335 Arml-tage avenue. Interment St.

Lucas'. Information: Call Cap. 6B09. ANDERSON Cecelia M. Anderson of 878 Cornelia avenue, Nov.

31, 1K4 8. beloved mother of Clara Hempy, I.eaa Rchnelbel, Anna Kredlne, and fisrar Anderson. At chapel. r50l N. Ashland avenue, where services will he held rtnlurday, Nov.

3.1. at 3 p. m. Jn-termrnt Graceland. BACKUS Agntha P-nrktis, nee Shlmkus.

Nov. 30. 1046, beloved wife of the late Anthony, fond mother of Joseph. Daniel, Michael, Edward, Agnes, Kalherlne, and th lata Anthony Jr. Funeral Monday.

Nov. 35, at it HO a. from lata residence, 4700 ft. Rldge-way avenue, to St. Rrunn'a church.

Interment St. Caslmlr'g cemetery. Yarda 1741 or Tarda 303. BATIR Mary Bahr. nee Freltag.

Nov. 32. beloved wife of the late Charles, dear mother of Florence Schanltoske, Vera Goerena, Charles and Lucille. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a. from funeral home.

1359-61 F'ullerton avenue, to St. Joaaphat church. Interment St. Joseph's. BECKMAN Alexandra Beckman of avenue.

La Grange, beloved wife of Monte, mother of David and Joan. Resting at chapel. 40 S. Ashland avenue. La until Sunday morning.

Service at Christiansen funeral home, Stoughton, Monday, 3 p. ni. Juterment Riverside cemetery, BERO Norman R. Berg. Nov.

31. late of 4 3 N. Leclalre avenue, beloved husband of Ethel Berg, father of Norman George, aon of Elof and the late Anna Berg, brother of Mrs Helen Hlgslns. Resting at funeral home 4817 Chicago avenue. Funeral Saturday, Nov.

2.1. at 3 r. m. Interment Mount Em blem cemetery. Member of Candida lodge, No.

927. A. F. A. and past command er ot Trowel post.

No. 160. American Legion BEYER Dr. I.ouls A. Beyer, beloved husband of Maudelene isee Tondro; fond father Mrs.

Alda Williams, Mrs. Ruth Michel, Mrs, Dorothy Haase. and Howard lleyer. nil grandchildren. Servlcea Saturday.

Nov, 33 at 3 p. at chapel, 77or Cottage Grove avenue. Interment Mount Hope cemetery BONTHRON Elmer W. Bonthron. beloved hus band of Emily, nee Hrnimer; loving father of Ronald, fond son of Hugo and Louise nee Zimmerman; brother of Edward.

Rest ing at luneral home. 1649 W. 51st street where services will be held Monday at p. m. Interment Evergreen.

Pro. 4246. BRANDT Christian M. Brandt. 3S14 Irving Park road, beloved aon of the late Marti and Caroline Brandt, dear brother of James A.

and Anna Thomsen. Services Monday P. at funeral home. 3.101 Fullerton ave nue. Interment Acacia Park.

BRLST Julia Brlst. 1828 S. St. I.ouls avenue, dearly beloved wife of John, fond mother of Arm" Daly nd Irene Brlst. dnurhter-ln-law Anna Brlst.

mothrr-ln-law Maurice Daly Services Monday. Nov. 25. 10 am chapel, 3440 W. 2fith street.

Interment Woodlawn. Law. 2263. BROD Charles F. Brod.

beloved husband of Katherlne. fond father of Marie Grarne of Los Angeles, Elsie Johannesen. grand father of Betty Hrhntt. Resting at funera home. 3918 Irving Pnrk road.

Service Saturday. Nov, 33, at 3 p. m. Intermen Acacia Park. CERNY Agnes Cerny.

nee Mydlll. of 2333 58th court, Cicero, wife of the late Leo. de voted mother of Joseph G. and Jerry Cerny, fond sister of Katherlne Volenec. Services Monday.

Nov. 2D. 2 p. at fu neral home. 6227-29 W.

Cermnk road. In terment Woodlawn. Stanley 1866. CHIARELLI Anna Chlarelll. nee Mlglloirl.

be loved wife of John, loving daughter of Mary, nee Minardi; sister of Anthony. Henry. Josephine, and Pfc. Frank, daughter-in-law of Carmen and Mamie. Funeral Monday at 9 a.

from chapel. 2600 Wentworth avenue, to Santa Maria Incnronata church. Inter ment St. Mlirys. Vic.

1861. CONLEY James J. Coniey, beloved husband of the lale Mary Ann Gallagher Coniey dear father of Helen Fancy, fond grand father of Helen M. Kennedy, Celeste Beyer, and Daniel A. Kahey Jr.

Funeral Monday, 0:15 a. from icslrtence. 6508 S. Maplewmd avenue, to St. Rita's chapel 63d street and Oakley.

Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Int. Trl. 1187. CROSS Charles C.

Cross, beloved nuabarTit of Elizabeth, father of Mrs. W. H. Molyneux Funeral Saturday, 4 p. at chapel.

79th and Emerald. Interment Bute Lake cemetery, La Porte. Monday. CROWN Jessie, See Koron notice. CZA.IA Joseph J.

Craja. Nov. 32. helored husband of Anna, nee Doscli. dear father Barbara and the late Pvt.

1st Class Havmond Funeral Monday at 9:30 a. from funeral home, 1359-6 1 Fullerton avenue, to St Josaphat church. Interment St. Adalbert's DEANE Dr. Frank If.

Deane, 3135 R. Oak Park avenue. Berwyn, III. beloved husband of Emma, nee Boiler; dear father of Beth Bingham, Lou Ella Olson, Frank and the late Harold, brother of Driver Arthur, and Ernest grandfather of 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild Services Saturday, 3 p. funeral home 6910 Windsor avenue, Berwyn.

Interment Clarendon Hills. DUFFY David J. Duffy of 4006 West End avenue, beloved husband of Aenes Blaine Dutfy, fond father ot the late David J. Dully grandfather of James Dwlght, Mary Agnes, David. Robert, and Louise Duffy, father-in- law of Hazel Dully.

Funeral Monday. Nov 25, 9.30 a. from funeral home, 3246 Jackson boulevard, to St. Thomas Aquinas church. Burial St.

Joseph'i cemetery. Kedzir 2394. Milwaukee papers please copy. DUNHAM Clsyton A.Dunham. Nov.

33. 1946, 150 Maple Hill road. Glencoe, husband of Iteth Mllnor Dunham, father of Aubia It. Diinhnm, Chicago, 111., and Mrs, Sidney Cive. Paaadcna, biotlier of Win- field Dunham, I'asndena, uncle of Mlaa Gertrude Dunham Miller and Mrs.

Charles A. Wright. Service 3:30 p. Monday, at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, III, Interment San Dlego. Cal, DURR Michael J.

Durr of 5333 W. Monroe street, beloved husband of the late Mary I Polly 1. nee Tlerney; fond father of Marian Margaret I Mrs. Cyrus Keean), and Dorv they Durr. At funeral home.

17 Madison street. Onk Pnrk. Funeral Monday. Nov. 25 at 9:30 a.

to Resurrection church. In ferment Mount Carmel. Member of P. II. A St.

Jude's league, and Blessed Virgin, court No. C. O. F. FAHEY See James J.

Coniey notice. FISHER Emll Fisher, age 44. formerly of 5753 S. rnlman avenue, dearly tM-hrved hus band of Julia Ruth, son of the late John and Josephine, beloved brother of Charles of Waukegan. Stella Kamplc of La Grange Beatrice of Anchorage.

Alaska, Henry of Cicero. Helen and th late Jeannette. Services Monday. Nov. 35.

1:30 p. tn. at chapel 5112 S. Western avenue. Crematlun Bo hemian National.

Pros. 4758. GALLAGHER John Gallagher, lale of 2232 Kenmore avenue, heioved husband of Mary fond father of William John and An- drew brother of Michael, Thomas, Mrs. Ellen Blaine, and Francis of New York, grand father ot John K. Joan, and Judith.

Fu neral Monday. Nov. 35. at lo a. at St.

Vincent's church. Interment All Saints'. Rest ing at chapel, 4821 N. Damen avenue, until ju a. m.

GAR AND Peter Garand. late of 1903 Belmont avrnue. beloved husband of Helen Franzen Garand. fond father of Ann Knauth and Rudolph J. Garand.

Funeral Monday. 3 at chapel. 929 Belmont avrnue. Interment Glen Oak cemetery. GAUTHIFR Catherine Trarl Onuthler, nee MeCrtckctt, beloved wife of the late Wal ter Gauthler.

fond sister of the late Ml chael Mi-Ci Ickett, Anna Connor, and Helen Ie Ixiof. aunt of Ceorge O'Neill. James Connor. Karl. John, and George Ie Loot, Funeral Monday, Nov.

35. at 9:30 a. from rhaprl. 2508 W. 63d atreet, to St.

Adrian's church. Interment AH Saints'. Prospect 777 6. GEHM Emma Gehm of 1S10 Bryn Mawr avenue, Nov. 21.

1946, wile of the late Frederick K. Gehm, fond mother of Eugene W. and Frederick dear sister of Wlll-heltnlna Pnula and John Ilultcnlocher at chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where aerv.

Ires will be held Monday, Nov. 35, at 11. Interment Rosi-hlll. GFmHAHD- Harry Mac Gcrrard. beloved hus band of th lata Ella, dear father Verria, Ralph, Corwln.

and the late Adda and Merle, 15 grandchildren. Servlcea at chapel, 5917 Irving t'afk toad, Mondny, Nov. 3. at 3 p. m.

Interment Irving Park cemetery. Member of Modern Woodmen camp. Nu, 170, Richmond. papers please copy. GIIJ3EA Walter H.

Glldea. late of 4S41 N. Kedvala avenue, beloved husband of Magdalene, nee Zolklcwlez; loving father of Donald and Michael, beloved son ot Minnie and the late Henry, brother of Harvey and William. Services Monday. p.

at funeral home. 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Montrose. Member of Telephone pioneers of America. GRKIS Frank N.

Grels, lale of MIS Winona avenue, beloved husband of Katherlne, nee Merle; loving father nt Charles Margaret Weber, and Iiulse Dattmi. Services rialurdny, 1JO p. at funeral home. 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue. Interment ltldge- wood.

It IN OLE Mrs. Allharetla Grlndle. Markham. 111., beloved wife of the late s.ucene beloved mother of Aubiry Verlln Paul. C.

Call, and the late G. Karl, touileen grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren. Member of Throdosla chapter, No. 12. O.

K. Servlceg Monday, 2 p. at funeral home. 4 447-51 Irving Park toad. Interment Mount Emblem, SER EN Frank Sereno, late of S3 ver avenue, beloved husband of the lata Theresa, nee Padula: dear father of Joha and Robert, fond brother ot Rose Ewtzig.

Sam. Virginia IrkJellcato. John. Theresa Mar-tullo. end Carl, son of th late John Sr.

an 4 Done mica. Funeral 9 a. m. Monday from chapel. 624 N.

Western avenue, ta Hoiy Rosary church. Interment Mount Carmel. Arm. 7800. SIEGLER Attorney John A.

L. Riegler cf Maw. wood, beloved husband of Bertna r.e Schubert; fond father of John A. and E. Larson, four grandchildren.

Funeral Monday, 3 p. at funeral home. Lake St. at 2d Maywood. Interment WocClsa.

Maywood 14. SIMMONS Byron T. Simmon. Woe. 31.

cf 154 N. Parkslde avenue, beloved husband of Elizabeth father of Byron F. Jr and Ills be lie s. Mudra. father-in-law of Cecelia A.

Simmon and George E. Mudra. and 9v grandchildren. Services Saturday. Noe.

33. 3 30 p. at chapel. 124-136 arisen atreet. Oak Park.

Lombard avrnue, Loe trrment Woodlawn. SRNKA Edward Jame Smk ef 1313 S. Austin Cicero, beloved son ct Ui.lan, nee Kuttan. and the late Edward Smk a. dear brother of Marlorle and Marylyn.

rrandaon Barbara Kuttan. Funeral Monday. 1 p. from chapel. 194 6-4 w.

Otden avenue, rcmer ot Harrison street, to Monet Emblem cemetery. See. 0461. STAILEY Claud E. Stalley.

New. 30. 14, In Exeter. formerly of Chicago. IX.

beloved husband of Olive Noble Stalley. father of Mrs. G. Howard Kraft, grandfather of Marin Lee Kraft, brother ef Mr. Lulu PInkerton.

Service 2 p. m. SatordaF at chattel, 1567 Maple avenue. Evansrrm. Interment Memorial Park semetery.

STENDER Charlea Stender. beloved husband of me late Helena, nee Nlms. brother of Gustav. Member of Veritas lodge. No, 926.

A. F. A A. Oriental conaistvy. A.

A. S. R. service Monday. Nov.

35. at 1 3o at funeral hrine. 3440 H. Cenf'al avenue, to Waldhelm cemetery. Ffcjwer gratefully declined.

Klldare 54 20. SWIATOW1EC Victoria Swiatcwtee. nee Panel, ot 5353 Sunnyslde avenue, dear motlier cf Bernlce and Ksteiie. fond sister af Mare Ptidtsra. mother-in-law of Ted Wnefc and Arthur Buhr.

sister-in-law of Jacob Podrasa. uneral Monday. Nov. 25. at 9 30 a.

Ir- chapel, 1331-33-35 W. Chicago avenue, to St. John Can 1 1 us' church. Interment Adalbert cemetery. Man.

4643. SYMONS Anna M. Symcn. nee Ceertg. believed wife of Edward C.

fond mother of the late Ruth and William, daughter of late Mrs. M. Geerti. fond aister of Mrs. I llllan Srhreck ot Davenport, la and Mrs.

Kiln a Robertson Servlcea Monday. 1 am. al funeral home. 2 3O0 Clceto avenue. Interment Klmwoo4.

Berkshire 8070. fliRTtiftKLLO Christ phr TortceeUo. Now. 2. late of alio Sheridan avenue, lint-held.

Ill beloved husband Cncetla. pea Avalon. fond father ot Rose Oram. Dan. Mamie Rotunno.

Carmen, and th late Loaia Torlorello, brother of Rose Avalon r4 Josepnlne Parr 111. Funeral nolle iater. Ca-a Brooaflrld 3600. TRESS Charles W. Tres.

Nee. 22. beloved husband of th late Theresa, too4 father of Mildred Grace and th lata Phillip E. Tress, brother cf the late Aarust Tress. Resting at chapel.

5523 8 Has. sted street, where servlres will be held Mone day. 1'30 p. m. Interment Graceland.

ULLMANN Jamea Ullmann. 711 TtirtBU street. Oak Park, husband of Ctadre, ne Smith, father ot Suianne and Herbert, brother of Ralph W. and Herbert 8. Resting at funeral home.

S. Marfan street I Wisconsin avenue Oak Para, 3 p. as. Sunday. Servlcea Monday.

3 at First Presbyterian church. 931 Lak street. Oak Park. Interment Forest Hume. Pleas omit flowers.

VALENTINO Cesldta Valentino of 3304 Carrie bell Park, beloved husband af Funeral Monday, 9 a. from funeral rteena. 61S S. Ashland bouievard. ta St.

CalUato a church. Interment Mount Carmei. VAN BAALEN Rebecca Van Baalen. beloved wife ot the late Daniel, dear mother cf Mra. Catherine Freimoth.

tond (randmother of Morris J. and Rebecca Brown, Funeral aadl interment at Duluth, Minn. VANDEVKER John It. Vartdevw. bekieed husband of Ida, fond father of Joaepn and Paul Vandenveer.

Garnett Ray. Fern Aabera, and Ruth Grano. Resting at cf-apel. 5203 Lake Park avenue, until 10 nv. Saturday.

Service and burial at Bedford. Ind. Hd Park 0014. WALKER Emma Walker, nee Papke. af S70 S.

Wood street, dearly beloved wife ef Edward, devoted slater of Mrs Margaret Sparn. man. Otto, and Frederick Papae Resting at chapel. 5653 S. Ashland avenue antll Mr-day noon.

Servlcea 3 p. at St Peter Kv. l.uth church, 7 4th n4 S. Mlctugaa avenue. Interment Mount Greenwood tsuia tery.

Rep. 0078. WILLIAMS Bessie William of Round Lake, 111.. Nov. 32.

1946. beloved wife of Thcssaa 11. Williams, loving mother ef Thomas Wlt-Itama and Gertrude Gllmore. At chapel. 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, Chicago, where services will be held Monday, Njv as, at 1 p. m. WOJCIK Joseph Wofrtk, dear tioslwnd ef tha lare Helen, nee Panek. dear father cf B.ano, Edward, Stella Hupp, Prana. Florian.

beloved grandfather etgbt aivdrrl.en. Funeral Monday. I In a. from rnapet. ln5A W.

Chicago avenue, cucnea; of Ogden. lo at. John Cantlus church to ret metal au Adalbert Hay. 0936 or Berk. 5S.

ZA BOLE John Zamtx le. beloved husband it Louise, tond father of Nick. Michael. Jchst and Eleanor, brother of Joseph and Mr. Roe Leone.

F'uneral Monday, No. 35. front chapel. 2345 W. Huron street, ta St.

Cr-lumhkllle church: mass 9 30 a. m. Interment Mount CanneL Hay. 1557. ZIPPARRO Margartt Zlpparro, Nor.

33. 1946. beloved wife or John, loving met her of Christine Uccello, Rosa GlnoccnKj, Mary Renelle Margarita Reinla. Genevieve and Vincent. Funeral Tuesday.

No. 36. at 9 a. nv. from late residence.

133 N. Central avenue, tn St. Arigela a church, Istermast St. Joseph cemetery. DEDICATION ANNOUNCCMt DORFF A monument will be dedirated to memory of Louts Dor ft on Sunday, Nov.

34. at 12 30 p. m. at P. O.

W. cemetery. Waldhelm. ITZKOwm-EakoJ. A monument win ba dedicated tn loving memory of oar beu-vsa father.

Mhhael Ktikowlta Eaa, Suade.y. Nov. 34. 3 p. a WestUwn ewmeeerw.

JACK EDWARDS. ASK. BY, and AL BaKO, and EDITH GARTENBERO. aeaVBaevSa4)M.