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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, MAY '6, 1943. 20 mm -Si5S 55 I HMBHMBMHBMBW BHIMMIBHMMMHHMaHHHB MBHHMHMHHHMHHHB DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES ALDERMEN O.K. OBIT ARIE MCCAHEY AGAIN ON SCHOOL BODY RESCUERS HUNT MORE BODIES IN WRECKED PLANT Elkton, Md, May 5 (AP). Rescue workers dug today into the charred ruins of five Triumph Explosives, buildings here seeking additional bodies while investigators sought to determine cause of an explosion in which IS persons are known to have died. Five of the 54 persons Injured In the explosion were in serious condition and 19 others were under hospital treatment.

Even as the wreckage was being cleared, other employes returned to work in other buildings, answering a call of army, navy, and plant officials to "continue 'passing the Dr. Stella May Gardner. Dr. Stella May Gardner, a pathologist in Chicago since 1899, when she was graduated from Northwestern university woman's medical school, died yesterday in West Suburban hospital. Oak Park.

She was 76 years old. Dr. Gardner last was associated with the Lincoln-Gardner laboratory. She previously had been a medical inspector of schools and once served as a member of the board of physical examination of teachers in the public schools. Dr.

Gardner, who lived at 5815 Race avenue, was a member of the American Medical association, the Chi William J. Hill. William J. Hill, insurance executive and former newspaper publisher, died yesterday in his. home at 3500 Lake Shore drive.

He was head of Hill King, 110 South Dearborn street. Mr. Hill was born in Wapello, 65 years ago, and as a young man worked on the Muscatine lla. Journal. From 1907 to 1916 he was publisher of the HannibalJMo.

Courier-Post. In 1919 he entered the insurance business. He leaves his widow, Mary. Funeral services will be held at the home at 7:30 p. m.

tomorrow. Burial will be in Hannibal. His Nomination by Vote of 42 to 6. cago Medical, and the Chicago Path The city council, by a vote of 42 to 6, confirmed yesterday Mayor ological societies, the Cordon ana the Women's City clubs. Services eny re ap- i 1- will be held at 1:30 p.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 318 North Central UNDERTAKERS. avenue. Mrs. Geneva Motter.

Mrs. Geneva Motter. 3202 Lake Miss Jessie Miss Jessie E. Fowler, former dean of women at Oberlin college, Oberlin, died yesterday in her home at Batavia, where she had lived since- she retired in 1926. She was 73 years old.

Miss Fowler was born in Wauwatosa, and came to Chicago as a young woman. In 1918 she became secretary of the Detroit Y. W. C. and from 1920 to 1926 she served at Oberlin.

Funeral services will be held at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the Crane chapel, Batavia. Burial will be in Milwaukee. GUSTAFSON August Algot Gualafson.

lale of 1149 E. 72d street, beloved husband of Gerda nee Carlson: loving father ot Mrs. Aword Morgan. Bert. Mrs.

Ingrid Nelson, and Mrs. Ethel Peterson. Resting at funeral home. 7919 South Park avrnue. Funeral Thursday.

2 p. m. Interment Oak Hill cemetery- Information. Triangle 3055. GITKOWSKT Alice Gntkowsky of 7301 Sheridan road, beloved wile of Harold dear sister of Louis Abrams.

Ruth Leaviil, and Rrba Dveinn. Services Friday, lla. at chapel. 6-Oti Broadway. Interment Anshe Kanesses Israel.

Nc. Waldbeim. Please omit flowers. HAGG ART James Hare art. beloved husband ot the late Mabel, dear brother of Harry, uncle of Virginia.

Pvt. James, and Robert Ferson. Past master of Integrity lodge. No. 997.

A. F. A. M. Services at hapel.

3100 Irving Park road. 'Saturday. 1 p. tn. Burial St.

Charles. IU. HARVEY Minnie Harvey, nee Damico. lor-Ing wife of Gale, fond dauchter ot Mrs. An Ionia Damico and the late Frank, dear sister of I.OUI.

Marino. Phyllis Just. Antoinette Patano, Carmella Rinkua. Frances, and the late Sam Damico. Funeral Saturdar at 9 a- from the lale residence.

I40 8. Rockwell street, to St. Rita's church. Interment Mount OilveL Information. Vic lSbl.

HERBST Charlotte Herbt. Beloved wife of Waiter C. fond mother of John and K'telle. aiier ot Emily. Harriett, and Edward.

Funeral Saturday. 10 a. at chapel. 1410 N. Ashland avenue.

Idler-men St. Adalbert cemetery- HICK IN Jane Ann Hickin. 4 W. 3d place, mother ot Mrs. Ruth Wheatley.

William E. Hickin. and Mrs. Esther Kelly. At chapel.

415 W. 63d street. Funeral Friday. 2 p. m.

to Lyonsville cemetery. HIRSCHBERG John E. Hirschberr. beloved hil-band of the late Eva. fond father ot Richard.

Walter. Ethel Wonderly. Harry, and Herbert O'Brien, brother of Charles Hertz. Funeral Saturday. 1 p.

ni at chapel. 2-'I4t W. Madison street. Interment Forest Home cemetery. HILL William J.

Hill. May 5. 1943. beloved husband of Mary Hill nee Kmcl; also survived by four sisters. Services at his borne.

Lake Shore drive. Friday at 7:30 p. m. Interment Hannibal. Mo.

HOYNES See Margaret Fox notice. JONES Thomas Charles Jones. 6928 S. Eberhart avenue. May 4.

1943. beloved husband of Lucia Lender Jones, father nt Thomas William Rowland K. Jones, and the late Lorn a Jones Kraut-kramrr. At chapel. -d and Harvard, where services will be held Friday.

May 7. 1 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. KAHL Edward E.

Kahl of 1300 N. Wells street. May 6. 194.1. beloved husband ot Martha Kahl.

father of Geraldine Petersen. At rhaprl. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where scrvH-ea will be held Saturday. May 8, at 1 p.

m. Interment Graceiaud. KENNEDY Frances Kennedv nes Fsanl. May 4. dearly beloved wife of lha lale John foil.

I mother of John Mrs. Klla llslev. Charles Flank Mia. Maty A. laylcaa.

and the Isle Mrs. Kathenne Kennedy Brown, sisirr of Shore drive, died yesterday after a brief illness in Cincinnati, where she, was visiting her parents, Mr. and Mi's. Albert G. Schwartz.

She was the wife of Charles S. Motter, an official of the Morton Manufacturing company, a railway supplies firm. A daughter, Geneva, 5 years old, also survives. Funeral services will be held 4 p. m.

tomorrow in pginuneui ui Barnes B. McCa-hey, president of tiie board of edu-. cation, and two ether members, i Wilson Frank-land and Freder- icfc P. Siebel Sr, to new five year terms on the board- Most aldermen i ns against the three did so on the ground that full committee hearings should have been conducted before any action John E. Wright.

Funeral services for John E. Wright, 52 years old, who died of a heart attack Monday In the Dixie-Vortex company, 421 North Western avenue, of which he was purchasing agent, will be held at 3 p. m. today in the chapel at 7838 Cottage Grove avenue. His widow, Louise, and a daughter survive.

the Memorial Park cemetery chapel. Lt. James M. Noone. A memorial service for Lt.

James M. Noone, missing since Nov. 28 on an Alaskan flight, will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday at St.

Cecilia's church. Lt- Noone was a son of Mrs. John Noone, 4252 South Wells street. Funeral Service Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 63D AND HARVARD A VENVE. THONE WENT WORTH 0025.

THCRSDAT. GREEN Lloyd. 3 p. m. at chapel.

LORIMER Harry A. 1 p. m. at Mount Hod remelery chapel. PARKER Norman B.

1 p. m. at chapel. WING Jamea A. p.

m. at chapel. FRIDAY. JONES Thomas Charles. 1 p.

m. at chapel. SATURDAY. WOODRICH Dr. William H.

3 p. m. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. CARSON Marcus R.

PALMER Mane Elizabeth. WILLIAMSON Joainer V. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL M)l N. ASHLAND-A VENUK. rilONE LONGBEACH 264.

FRIDAY. RUR ROWS Samuel. 2 p. m. at chapel.

LAYMAN Edwin G. 10 a. m. In church. McWUINN Adelaide.

3 p. m. at rhaprl. WILSON Andrew J. 1 p.

m. at cbapel. SATURDAY. KAHL Edward E. 1 p.

m. at chapel. YES Edwin A. 9 p. m.

at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. DEEM ER John. WARNS OF SHARP DETERIORATION IN EYESIGHT There has been a shocking deterioration in eyesight in thA generation since the World war, Dr. Matthew Luckiesh, an authority on scientific lighting, told the 21st annual midwest safety conference yesterday in Hotel Sherman in urging recognition of the need for a new profession, that of the "seeing specialist." The "seeing he said, will follow human eyes wherever they go into factories, playgrounds, streets, homes, theaters and by proper lighting and careful arrangement of objects seek to conserve eyesight and promote safety.

Dr. Luckiesh said that except for mechanical failure and carelessness, safety is "100 per cent a matter of seeing clearly." At the "evening session Dr. John H. Hazlehorst of the Illinois Institute of Technology's war training staff, spoke on the techniques of training workers to do their jobs the safe way. Dr.

H. T. Heald, presi-dent of the institute, presented certificates to 500 members of the graduating classes of the institute's industrial safety courses. QUINTS TRY ON NEW SUITS FOR THEIR U. S.

DEBUT CALLANDER, May 5 (JT) Busy modeling the snappily styled gray flannel, suits in which they will make their American debut at the launching of the "Quint Fleet" in Superior, the Dionne quintuplets today shrugged off the news that the ships they are to christen will not bear their names. "What does that matter?" asked Yvonne. "We are going there to christen the 'ships so we can help win the war not because they were to be named for us." United States olllilals have decided to name the ships after five early United States frigate captains. On the train, which is scheduled to leave nearby North Bay at 5 a. m.

Friday, the quints will wear blue and white check circular skirts, navy blue sweaters, bright red coats, and matching hats, shoes, and shoulder strap bags. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Dionne, they will be accompanied by their sisters. Rose and Pauline, and their brothers, Daniel and Victory, the baby of the family.

COUNCIL URGES SEVEN PAVING PROJECTS IN '43 The city council approved yesterday these paving projects for this year from state motor fuel tax funds, if federal priorities can be obtained: Ashland avenue, from Higgins to Elston, Hal-sted street, from Clybourn to Ful-lerlon, Clark street, from Cermak road to Harrison street, Division street, Milwaukee Avenue to Elston avenue, Pershing road, Ashland avenue to Western avenue, Grand avenue, Sacramento avenue to Division street, $135,000, and Jefferson street, from 15th place to Roosevelt romt. $125,000. IlrfciTcd to tho Judiciary commit tro KM proposed ordinance by Aid. William J. Cowhey HIM I that would prohibit letting of horses for group riding from 11 p.

m. to 6 a. as well as a proposal by the Chicago Civil Liberties committee, thru Mayor Kelly, that the city set up a Chicago commission on civil rights and fair employment practice. CORONER'S JURY PUTS TRAIN CRASH BLAME ON RAIL EMPLOYES -Michael F. Ktcan and Mrs.

Johanna loaily of Mineral Point. Wis. Funeral Friday at 9 a. m. from residence, S.

Rockwell street, lo St. Agnes' church. Interment Mount Olivet. Member of St. Agnes Sanctuary society.

Information. Lafayette U9e0. K1LANOWSKI William Kilanowskl. beloved husband of Camille. father of Miti hell.

Irene. Alfred Rediich. and Vic toria Loos, brother ot Eugene, falher-in- Iaw of Estrlle KlUnow-ski. Carl Lnoe, and Lt. Max Redhch.

Funeral Friday. a. from chapel. KHAii Belmont, to St. Wenceslaus church.

3400 N. Monucello. SKEELE5-BIDOLE New Colonial Chapel 7SSS Cottage Gr. Rad. 0220 Air conditioned.

Tree, parking space. Interment St. Adalbert's. KINLOCH Alice -Jane Klnloch. beloved mother of William R- fond sister of Mrs.

Nina Tilton. Mrs. Agnes Davidson. Mrs. A Kendall county coroner's jury at Oswego expressed the opinion yesterday that a collision of two trains on the Fox river branch of the Burlington railroad five miles south of Aurora on April 26 could have been prevented if dispatchers, train operators, and a towerman had "functioned more perfectly." A verdict of accidental death was returned in the cases of four trainmen and mail clerks who died on the scene after a gasoline powered passenger car collided head-on with a freight locomotive.

One of 15 passengers died a week later in Aurora and his death will be investigated by Kane county authorities. Testimony given at the inquest tended to show that trainmen aboard the locomotive failed to give clearance to the passenger train a short distance south of the juncture of the branch line and the Burlington's main line near Montgomery. State's Atty. David Mcwhirter said he would study the inquest testimony before he decided whether to press charges of negligence against any railroad employe. Lottie Farley.

Andrew McPherson. and Mrs. Lyda Kelsey. Services 2 p. tn.

Ftr day at chapel. 1648 W. 31 street, in as taken. James B. MrCahcy The council Hop mnd Robert J.

unanimously ap- Dunham, proved Kelly's reappointment of Robert J. Dunham, president of the Chicago park district board of commissioners, for a new five year term. Dunham, who has been president of itie commission since he became a member in 10.14. at the time the Chicago park districts were consolidated, is expected to be reelected president at a meeting of the board Tuesday. Waller Protests, Then Approves.

Aid. James B. Waller 43d, who voted against suspension of the rules to act on the mayor's school board appointments, but later voted fcr the three nominees, said "We are cognizant of the fact there has been an issue raised in connection with the board of education and there is much public interest in these appointments. I haven't had time to study the situation. I think there should be public committee Similar sentiments were expressed by Aid.

Frank Hilburn 47th and Aid. Bertram B. Moss 15th J. both independents, as well as Aid. Abraham H.

Cohen 4th, Aid. Nicholas J. Bohling Jr. 17th, Aid. John B.

Brandt 33d, and Aid. Theron W. Merryman 45th, all four Republicans. All of these voted against both suspension of the rules and confirmation of the appointments. Merryman said that "In all fair-ress to this body the council these appointments should be referred to a committee for full airing of.

the charges against the school board." The charges primarily have been that politics has entered Into nngrment of the schools. "MrCahejr 1 imt Named In 1033. was named to the Ooard In May. 1933, and In the same month was elected president, at a time when school board employes hadn't received their pay for many months, the board's credit was fcfedly impaired, and there was talk ef closing the schools. Since then he has been reelected president terment Mount Hope.

JOHN CARROLL SONS HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WABASH. WHT. 060. 4 542 AYENSWOOD. LON.

O.IUft. C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME 200 E.

ERII-ST. 89 YEARS' SERVICE KR EF FT William M. Krefft. husband of Minnie, nee Miller: fond father ot Mrs MRS. ECKHART LEAVES ESTATE OF iy2 MILLION An estate totaling $1,560,642 was left by Mrs.

Katie L. Eckhart, widow of Bernard Eckhart, milling company president, it was disclosed yesterday when an inheritance tax appraisement was filed in County court. Federal tax was listed at $467,058 in the appraisement, and the Illinois state inheritance tax was put at $40,346. Specific bequests of $10,000 each were left to the Visiting Nurses association and to two sisters. The residue was left in a trust fund, one-third of which is to be divided among four children, the remainder among seven grandchildren.

Mrs. Eckhart, who lived at 1530 Lake Shore drive, died Aug. 26, 1942. She was 89 years old. ARMY WILL DROP ITS CIVILIAN AIR TRADE SCHOOLS Washington, D.

May 5 Training of mechanics and technical specialists for the army air forces has reached a peak and will be tapered off gradually by abandoning the use of civilian trade schools, the war department announced today. The air forces prnlsed the civilian schools' work, and snll the decision Is not to be considered in any way as a reflection on the ability or efficiency of the contract operators." By shifting the entire to army schools, the air forces will be able to move students out of congested metropolitan areas. There are more than 100 technical training schools. Vivien Hacker. Kenneth.

Mrs. Dolores Brady. Vincent. Calvin. V.

S. Keilh. I. S. and Malcolm, brother ot Guslar Ida Bach.

Bertha Zuehsow. and the late Paul and Herman, grandfather of Winona Hacker. Funeral Saturday. 3:30 p. m.

CEMETERIES. IRVING PARK graves; Lake side at funrral home. Lake street at 2d avenue, May wood. Interment Oakndge. KRUZIC Margaret Kruzle, late of 517 3t Hamlin avenue, beloved wife of the late MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS.

I'hilin Kruric. Funrral Fridav, May at 9 a. m. from rhapel. 3901 W.

Chicaco avenue, to Holy Trimly church. Interment CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT Savings. Sears-Roebuck. State-st.

Basem't. Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Gary, lad. pa per a please copy. LA PORTE Anthony f.a Porle.

3I Racine avenue, husband of the lale An DEATH NOTICES mini Carlelli La Porle, dear father of Victor and Anihmnv. niieral from P1NKUS Isaac Pinkua. at Indian a Ind, Spink Arms hotel, formerly ei CHS ragn. husband of Leah Pinkus. fjiher of Harry.

Marjone Breilhng. and Elaso Fishbein. Funeral Friday. POSTPANKO Charleg Baker Poeypar.kn. 3d elass.

C- S. navy, beloved butun4 c.f Mildred, brother of Steve. Mary sm k. Anna Setnor. avian.

Myron. Scfaur. Mary Dvorak. ad John. Restii at cbapel.

23l W. fclst etrert. Ser Saturday. 9 a. to SS.

rwer and Paul church. Interment Evert rein 1'ara. cemetery. Hera. 2 luo PRICE Blume Price of kit Sheridan re.4.

beloved smMh'-r of tt. HrjW. fool sister ot Mrs. Cell a tiler ami the is'e Maacha 1 -chiton. Ida Frdher-.

sn4 Sarah Schumacher. Resting at chapels 5-iMl Broadway. Funeral iater. Information. LocLfbra.

a 4T10 Charlotte Keichrrt Inee Gur. nejrl. May 4. 191.1. beloved of Alfred, dear mother of Gladys Mat'hew and Iw.

E. W. Rennert. sister Mrs. J.

f.sj Hudson. Resting at funeral hMr. N. Central avenue. Austin.

Servs- n-day, 3 p. an. interment Mount Lmoen. BENNOCK Anna Rennork. beloved of Charles Rennock.

fond mother of Mrs. Lucille Kuhter and Charles fcenno-k Jr. Funeral from rhapel. S. Enn ir.

Saturday. May at 9 a. tn. to Notre Dame church. Interment Mount Carroel.

REZAB Anna RezaH. 1340 S. Kemiwen avenue. Berwyn. III.

beloved another ot Frank. Joseph. Edward. Jamea. Mary, Wilma.

Elizabeth. Eleanor PaviU. At-bina Kassel. Anna Stipek. Lillian and Henrietta Dvorak.

Faneral Saturcav. May S. 1943. at 9 a. tn.

from chapel. 6227 W. Cennak road. to St. Mary ot Celle ehureh.

Interment Si. AdaJhert cemetery. Information, call Berwya 5504. ROCHE Martha A. Roche.

Mav 5. 1943. daughter of John F. and Bertha Roche, nee Buchanan; aister of Helen Frances Watts. Cms Burke.

Jane. Vie. rnia. William, and the lata John F. Roche Jr.

Resting at the late residence. 145 S. Taylor avenue. Oak Park. Funeral Saturday.

a. to St. Catherine of Siena church. Washington and Anstin boulevards. Interment All ROSE Katherrae Rose.

Mav 6. 110 Mohawk street, beloved wife ot trie li; Christopher mother of Henry. William. Joseph, John. Catherine Engel.

Geotre. I-ouis. Anthony. Marie Hillenbrand, and the late Louise Butren. A gyres, and Edward, grandmother of 31 arrandcbildresi and eight great-grandchildren.

Funeral Saturday. Mar h. 9 a. ra-. from chapel.

1723 Larrahee street, lo St. Mi hael a church. Interment St. Bon 1 1 ace cemetery. SAiriCCIA Lrnazio SaHceia of W.

26lh street, beloved bushand of Mart.nl. nee Cal.lara: devoted father of Jnrrhine. fond brother of Carvnelo and A re. "eel. Iin.le or Miss Jennie Csldara.

Mra. Charles Calnaxo. Mrs. Sam Amice Funeral 4." a. from rhiprl, M.1 W.

Tajlor tn Saneia Maria Incnronala hurch. Interment St. Mary a. Mon. 0149.

SAVIFLIOWA Evdokia Savielinwa. May S. of N. Bell avenue, beloved wife of late John, dear mother of Pauline W.s-lett and Sophie shumicki. of John Waslcff.

Elizabeth Kurrfionck. and Alexander Shumicki. moiher-m-1 1 of Demitn Shumicki. Resting at chapel. 2157 W.

Chiiaeo avrnue. Funeral Saturday. May at 9'3rt a. ra al Trinity cathedral. Leavitt and Haddon avenye.

Interment Elmwood cemetery. Pleaa omit flowers. Bruns. 7767. SCHLTPPER Minnie S.

Schlirper. widow rt the late John dear mother of Rohe-t J. and La Boy K. grandmother of Jack and Tom. Resting at Linton -jne al borne.

Crown Point. Ind. Faneral Fnday. 3:30 p. m.

SCHREINER Carria Cordea Sen' nee e-f River Forest, widow of the l'e dear mother of Warren Herbert W. and the late Harold C. Resting at funeral home. ftTOS W. Madison street, where service, will he held Thursday aA 2:30 p.

m. Interment Rosehill. SEIPP William Howard Seipp. May 4. ef Sil.SH Essex avenue, nushand of T.ucil Gibson Seipp.

father ot John Edward and William Howard grandson ft Mrs. Margaret Seipp. nepnew of J-'ll sa and Mary Seipp and Mrs. Elizabeth Hulls. Funeral Friday.

10 a. m. cbapel. boulevard at 77th street. Interment Ho y-Sepulcbre.

South Shore S822. SIEMON Mane Siemon. See Palmer notice. SMITH Bessie Smith of 12 S. Lawndata avenue, 59 years, beloved wife of Moms, loving mother of Isadnre.

Fva Metlach. Nettie Ftshheln, Reraicat Cohn. Futaer. Shirley Hutoer. and Fvela Goiinerg.

grandmother of six. sister ef Maaur. Hiaiin, Joseph. Ixrais. Pareey.

and AnSert Hansen. mm Thtir1av. p. at chapel, 36O0 W. R.x.srve.t.

STACHOWKI See Vtrgard notice. bl lcnn. fcelc.v.4 hit. I.stid of Fdita. sow of William y.

ed tee Isle Annie, Unlliir of tv, H. ftlettsoit. JstM. Ilavitf Ihe isle Willises, awd Paul icn-e. unersl Thiirad.r.

lo a fti tone rhaprl. f.ttU Madison, to St. Lu- a chtu-th. Lalie street and Maltcld avrnue. Interment Calvary.

STRAND us tat T. Strand of P.iehmond. III. husband of the late Julia Hai'strora Strand, beloved father of Alice J. Strand and Ixnnea M.

Peterson, ather rt Kenneth H. Peterson and Vernon G. Peter, on. V. S.

X. brother of Anna Peterson. Marie Andrews. Perkins. Ene and HedwieT Carlsen.

Seniors st Fhora funeral home Friday. Mar 7. at 2 he Kev. I'rwii brans orTl.i.t.nx Interment Mmt Prairie cemetery, (war Twin 1 Mht-m. Wis.

IT UK-Anthony p. Muhe. late ef tt xt. Wood Slreet. fclnveaj nu-uand at Anne, loving father of Raymond.

Mart.nrt. a "4 F.velvn Mule, lather-in law of Fern In-neral Fndar at a. ra. from lunrril borne. S.

Ashland avenue, to t. Etbelreda's church, interment St. Marys, SULLIVAN William i. Sullivan, husband of Delia La Haul, father of Mrs. J.

Nichols. Mrs. H. J. Feely.

Mrs Don C. Sullivan. Mrs. Edward Cowley. Mr.

Cr lierlin. and Mrs. Genrse M. Taylor, brother of Richard J. Sullivan.

Vrii Fnday. HC'PI'a. at chapel. 72o streei. Oak Park.

Interment Arlington. TAYLOR Annie Taylor, beloved w.fe rf Edward. Funeral F'ndav. 2 4 p. at rhapel.

2346 W. Madison street. Interment Forest Home. THOMPSON Louisa V. Thorn p-on Faneral Thursday.

2:4 4 p. at hari. 2.I4H W. Madisoo eireei. Interment Arlington cemetery.

THOMSON Alexander Thomson, late of N. Oakley avenue, beloved hu.banf ot Elizabeth, fond father ot Marvin and Kenneth, son ef Christine, brother of Isabel Bart ley. George. Helen. Gordon.

J-eroy. and the late James. Funeral Friday. Mav 7. at 3 p.

m. at funeral home. 20.6-58 Beiraont avenue, to Montrose cemetery. Member of Avondaie loogc. No.

921. A. F. A. M.

TIM HER Henry A. Tisrhr. late ef I S. Bicbop Slreet. beloved husband ef Margaret, nee Burger: dear fa'her of Sister Mare Matthew, p.

H. J. Pvt. Matthew Tn--her. V.

S. A. and son ot Sabina and the late Henry, stepsnn ef Isador Ijiufer. brother of Joseph and Eva Hoffman. Reetinr at funeral home.

7013 S. Racine avenue. Funeral Saturday. May K. at 9 -'10 a.

m. to St. Asg-us-tine's church. Interment SL Mary a. Stewart trlbo.

VI7.GARD Veronica Yircard. nee JiwitiMS, May 5. 1943. beloved mother of Dr. Joseph Virgard.

Jake. Peter, and Franc Vizr. and Mrs. Veronica Stachowski. Funeral Saturday, May S.

9 a. tn. froi funeral home. fc12 S. Western avenn.

to Nativity R. V. M. church. street and South Washtenaw avenue.

Infermert, St- Casimir's cemetery. Yards WATSON Jamea P. Wrtsno. at Norhoe, X. husband of Elizabeth Penolat Watson.

Srrvicee 3 30 p. m. at J. H. Schmidt residence.

422 Laurel avenue. Wilmelie. Interment Rosehill. WHITKLAW Maude M. Whitelaw: new Hi.

I. He, at Pasadena. Cal Mav 4, wtdnw ot ihe Isle Frank J. mother ef Joseph. Flward.

John, tinrotliy. am th lale Marie. Serviors Thursday at For-rsl Lawn. Pasadena. WILKINSON Llda Wilkinson.

At Bel. miHit avenue. Funeral Saturday. Linden, Mich. WILLERT John H.

Willert ot Northhrook. dear husband of Wilhelmina. stecf ather of Henry Gerfaardt and August Kauke. Resting; st funeral home. Sti iixr avenue, until Fnday noon.

Services Friday. 3 p. m. St. Drier Evangelical Neighborhood church.

Northbroo. Interment St. Frier's. WILSON Andrew i. Wilson.

6rn7 Paulina atreet. May ft. 1943. brlnved husband of Hannah Wilson, nee Lundqm.t: fond father of Mrs. Irene C.

Wntenborx and Mrs. Alice M. Lindberg. brother ef August and Oscar Wileon of Geneva. Hi.

and the late Peter J. Wilson. At cbapel. 65til N. Ashland avenue, where orrricen wrill be held F'riday.

May 7. at 1 p. m. under auspices of Blatter Iodic. No.

1. A. F. a A. M.

Intennent Acacia Fare. Please omit Howera. WOODRICH Dr. William Retire May 4. 1943.

huchand of Hazel Www rich, father of Corp. William F. Donald, and Milton Woodrwh. brother of A4e Otto. At chapel.

J3d and Harvard, where, services will be held Satnrdar. May at 3 p. under auspices of Norma: Para: lodge. No. 797.

A. F. at A. M. Interment Cedar Park.

Dubuque. Ia. and Backlord. HL, paper picas cory. chapel.

7.VI W. Arthtngton street, Satur CENTER Sandra Im Center. X. Wayne avenue, dearly beloved daughter of William B. and Estrlle I nee Kabino-viii.

Funeral Thursdsy. p. at funeral chapel. 6145 Broadway. Interment Westlawn cemetery.

CHAPIN John 3. Chapin. Mar 4. 1943. at TucKon.

husband of Kdith. brother of Chester W. Funeral notice later. CHORONZrK Trofem Choronxuk. May 5.

of 264N Oak Park avenue. Berwyn. 111.. beloved husband of Anna, dear father of Nicholas ani Vera, brother ot Sam. Keating at thai-ei.

2157 W. Chicago avenue. Funeral Saturday, May S. 2 p. at St.

Georpe's church. 917 N. Wood street. Interment Elmwood. Bruns.

7767. CLEVELAND Anna, May Cleveland, nee Kozinl. of 6561 S. Michigan avenue, beloved wife of Harry, fond mother ot Thomas, daughter of John and Brrnice Koxiol. Resting at chapel.

West Chwago avenue. Information call Humboldt 12:10. COSTA Josephine Costa, formerly of 1019 5. Racine avrnue. wife of the late Joseph, mother of Joseph Jennie Vruno.

and Salvatore, grandmother of nine grandchildren. Funeral Friday. a. from funeral home, ttl S. Ashland boulevard, to Our Lady ot Pompeii church.

Interment Mount Carmel. CRADDOCK John Craddock. May 6. 1P43. beloved husband of the late Frances, pre MrManmon: father of Joseph P.

and the late Dr. John W. and Thomas J. Funeral Saturday at 9 30 a. m.

from funeral home. 47OA-10 N. Western avenue, to Queen of Angels church. Interment Mount Carmel. CRAWFORD Seara C.

Crawford. 4 CIS X. Kaeine avenue. May 3. dear friend of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Pnpp. Service Thursday. Mav at 2 p. m.

at chapel. 2114 Irving- Park road. Interment at Trumanaburr. N. T.

CZOTTNBUCH i Crotynbuch ICgotyl. wife of Theodore, fond mother of Bruno and Henry, sister of Mane Flakus. Resting at chapel. 2049 Hirsch treet. Funeral Sal unlay.

9 a. to St. fidelis' church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

DKANE Mrs. Mary A. Ileane. beloved sister of Mrs. Amos G.

Moore and Arthur O'Neill. At residence of her niece. Mra. R. H.

McCurdy. 9355 S. Thronp-at. Funeral Friday at 9 a. m.

to St. Margaret's church. Interment Mount Carmel. DONAHUE Daniel F. Donahue.

7452 S. Oglesby. beloved husband of Elizabeth, nee Nolan; fond father of Kathryn Thompson, three loving grandchildren, dear bro'her ot Nellie Hand. Agnes Downey. Thomas, and Jamea.

Funeral Friday, ft -45 a. from late resiki-nce. In SI. Philip Nen church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Member of Genoa council. No. 1659. K. of C.

DOYLE James Garret Poyle of IMS W. 80th atreet. beloved son of F.lizaheth llilrtce Do via and the late James IHiyl. fond brother of William. Edward.

Russell J. Doyle. Kverehla Tegtmever. and l.ron Doyle. Funrral Friday.

9 a. in from funeral home. 79ih slreet at Lonmis Imiu-Irvard. lo Little Flower church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

Information, Tn. Ilb7. Dt'RAND Joaeph Durand. beloved bus-bsnd of lone, fond son of the late Rocco and Rose Durand. dear brother of Michael.

Robert. Mrs. Theresa Corone. Margaret, and Mrs. Grace Torlorelio.

Funeral Thursday. May 6. from chapel. W. Grand avenue, tn Our Lady of the Angrls church.

Mass 10:30 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. EDWARDS William Jackson Edwards. May 4.

1943. of 517 Greenwood avenue. Keuilworth. formerly of Evanston. husband of the late Claudia Baker Kdwarris.

father of Mai. William Norman Edwards and Mrs. Charles E. Knight; five grandchildren. Services 11 a.

m. Thursday at cbapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, HI. Burial Memorial Park. ERIKSEN Christian Eriksen.

May 5. 1943. husband of the late Ragna. dear father ot Anna L. Thompson, grandfather of Reynald.

Services private. Kindly omit flowers. ER1KSON Lydia Erikson fnee Thelinl. of 2427 S. Hamlin avenue, beloved wife of the late Erik A.

Erikson. fond mother of Ralph' E. and Vera sister of Esther Swenaon. Hilda Sedell. Klsia Trebass.

and Victor Thelin. At rest at chapel. 5831 W. Chicago avenue. Services Friday.

3 P. m. Interment Forest Home cemetery. EWALD Frank G. Ewald.

May 4. beloved husband ot Helen, nee Wieczorek: dear father of Genevieve Kott, I-eona Rnech-man. and Martin, lovtnr son of Ottilia Ewald. Funeral Saturday at 8:30 a. tn.

from funeral home. 1359-61 Fullerton avenue, to St. Josapbat a church. Interment St. Adalhert'a.

FA AN Catherine Fabian, beloved wife the lale Frank, fond mother of Mary 7.ya. Celer. Mauler, and Falello Will, funeral Saturday. ID .111 a. from chapel.

llinH W. Chicauo avenue, corner Oiftlen avenue. In St. John Canliua ehiir.h. Interment SI.

Adalhert'a. Fort Wayne, tMera please ciy. FIELD I bar lea Krllogr Field. 4TOI Ilea con street. May Isrloved bus-band of loir I.

brother of the lale II arty K. lond father ot May IViersen of Kew Orleans, La and Grace Schaper of Port Clinton. O. At funeral home. 1732 Wilson avenue.

Services Friday, 2 p. tn. Interment Rosehill. FINN EG AN Margaret Finneg'sn. nee Leary.

late of 5l'l5 Sunnystde avenue, beloved wife of the late Jamea dear mother of James EJeanore M. Groves. Mar-cells Fournier. and the lale Dr. William Finnecan.

grandmother of seven grandchildren. Funeral Kriday. a. from cbapel. 4920-24 Irving Park road, to Our Lady of Victory church.

Interment All Sainta'. FOWLER Jeeele E. Fowler. 73 years, sister of the late Samuel W. Fowler, at her home.

127 McKee etreeU Batavia, Wednea. day; born in Wauwatoaa. July lO. 1H69; survived by four nephews and one niece and a host of friends. Funeral services Friday evening.

It o'clock, at Crane funeral home. Halavia. Burial 2 p. m. Saturday.

Forest Home cemetery. Milwaukee. FOX Margaret Hoynes Fog. late of 4241 Monroe slreet, beloved wife of Michael, foster mother of William Mrs. Mae Calmeyn.

John Mrs. Margaret Recan. and Joseph f. Fox. Funeral Fnday.

7. at 9 a. ni-. from chapel. 4245 Madison street, to St.

Mel church, where solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated. Interment Mount Carmel. FRAWLET Thomas Frawley. beloved son of the late Patrick ami Catherine, nee McKrnna; fond brother of Mrs. Mary Poncin.

Julia. Lawrence. Vincent. Mrs. Irene Dwyer.

and the late Kdward. George. Gerald, and Catherine. Funeral Saturday at 11:30 a. tn.

from funeral home. Haine avenue at 7Sth place, lo St. Kilian's church. Interment St. Mary's.

Tn. "3tH. FREELAND Milnor R. Freeland. Ph.

1., beloved son of Lew and Anne nee Bronson; fond brother of Arhe Miller. E. Bronson. and the late Elizabeth. Funeral at funeral home.

4041 W. North avenue. Thursday. Mar at p. tn.

Interment Elmwood. Member of American Chemical society. FRENCH Dolores Joyce French of 262fi N. Drake avenue, beloved dauchler ot William R. and Ixn-ello French, fond sister of William B.

Jr. Funeral Satur-dav at 10:30 a. m. from funeral home. 3301 Fullerton avenue, to Our Lady of Grace church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. FRIED Ernest Fried of Paxton avenue, beloved husband of Theresa, nee Reichenthal: food father ot Capt. Raymond K. Fried.

S. ami the lale Stanley, dear brother of Miles E. and Otlo E. Fried. Funeral Thursday.

May 6. at 1 P. at chapel. 936 E. 47th street, to Moutit Maynv.

GARDNER Dr. Stella M. Gardner. May 5. 1943.

nt 6815 Race avenue, aister of Frank J. Gardner of Laguoa Beach. Cal, and the late H. Chase Gardner. Resting at funeral home.

31 N. Central avenue. Austin. Funeral Friday. 1:30 p.

m. Interment Clarendon Hills. GEORGESON Anna I. Georreson. May 4.

beloved wife of George Georgeson. sifter of Eleanor Joseph. Allan, and the late Blanche and William G. Thomson, Services Fridsy. May 7.

at 2 p. at late residence. H.14 S. Highland avenue. Oak Park.

Interment Oakridge. MrmtM-r of Siloam chapter. No. 119. O.

E. S. GIKRAT Theresa Gierst of 2425 JC. California avenue, beloved daughter of Mrs. Anna Gierat.

loving sister of Victor. Mrs. Agnes Dvmitro Mrs. Lillian Goltk. Anua, and Harriet.

Funeral Saturday. May at a. from funeral home. 1S.VI N. Wood street, to St.

Mary of the Angels' church. Interment St. Adalbert's. GILLEN John Gillrn. 7025 W.

34th street. Berwyn. beloved hnsband ot the late Mary fond father of John Howard. Mrs. Mildred Homan.

and James W. Resting at funeral home, ttlilo Windwr avenue. Berwyn. Services Thursday. 2 p.

Berwyn M. E. church. 34th and Grove-av, Berwyn. Interment Mount Auburn.

GROSSMAN Samuel M. Grossman, suddenly. Providence. R. late residence.

3318 Sheridan road, beloved hU'band of Bessie, fond brother of Joseph Kobcrt. and Jack. Funrral notice later. GULLING Minnie Gulling-, nee Hartmann. beloved wife of the late Alexander, loving1 mother of Anna Manton.

five grand and three great-grandchildren. Funeral Friday. 9:45 a. from chapel. 2950-58 Fullerton.

at Sacramento, to Our Lady of Grace church, and St. Joseph's. Member of St. Anne's sodality. Belmont 3300.

I'M ELS Frederick G. Gummela. beloved husband ot the late Kathenne, fond father of Frederick Jr, I-OUlse. Senna, and the late Gertrude. Resting; at funeral home.

4138 W. North-av. Funeral! Saturday, 2 P. tn. Interment Acacia Park, day at 9 a.

nt lo Our la.lv Pomoeil church. It ii nt Mount I siiim I. liar. 7 I.AVM AN luiwin G. Layman of Win-neiuac avenue.

Mar II, 1943. Ielttve.t bus-balHt of Laymen, fotul faltaer tf Marmrte. and I r. Iji'sim, Funeral from cheprl. N.

each year and has headed the board considerably longer than any of his predecessors. The schools' credit, the 10 month school year, and the pny rates of employes all havo been ir-btorcd. Ho 1 president of the Dunn Coal company and tho Morrison Hotel corporation and a director of the Nickel Plate railroad. Frankland, president of local 597 of the Steamfitters Protective association AFL, has been a member of the board since 1938, and Siebel, a chemical and Industrial engineer, since 1936. Ashland avenue.

Fridav. May 7. at 9:40 a. to Transfiguration church. MACKH William A.

Mackb. May 6. 1943. beloved husband of Katir, fond father of Ralph, son of Christian and the lale Ijiiusa. brother of Otto.

Adoluh. Louise. Wilma. Lieut. Frederic.

Mrs. Margaret Iters. Mrs. Augusta lianiaih. Mrs.

Emma Sims, and the lale Frieda Sima. Services at chanrl. 2701 N. Clark slreet. Frulay at 1 p.

ni. Interment Acacia Park. OTT A dele V. HrHermmt of Lexington slreet. beloved dauchler 1 1 if the Isle George and Jans K.

Fit user By H. Vernor Dixon Cop.vrii.tit: 191.1: lly II. Vrrnor Iiixon "Grounded aid Mcliermnii. aister of John J. ad lrsn.es Hamilton.

At chapel. 31. Ml W. la MemorlsM, LANOFF Israel Lanoff, May ft. 1941.

In lovinc pirnmrr, HKI.IIVMi Wiri? AND CHILDREN. MAR ATTi V- iihvl Marat In. In loving niriiitirjr of our ilrar huttand and father, who paiied ftmr four year a today. LOVING WIKK AM) CHILDREN. MARINELLO Ixahella Marinello.

We're thinkinir of you today and rememberina jut a year nta when you pawed away. LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. SCHEER Anna Scheer. IMother.l Mr heart Mill aches with lnelinea. My eyes shed many a tear; God only knows how much.

I mica yon As It enda the aennd ead year. LOVING DAUGHTER. JOSIE. SCHEER Anna Scheer. In fond and lo-ina rrmpmlifuim of ur darhna- wife, and nioihrr.

who cntrrr.l Into eternal real two year acn lodav. CHARLES MCIIEER AND SONS. Al.IOTO Anthony Francia Aliota. fcehvred huahand of Suran, nre Kupo. fond father of Cecelia Sandra.

Judith Ann. and Bonnie Sue. dear son of Vineenxn and An-velina Alioto, brother of Mr. IMella Tirn. Mm.

Josephine Gerhardl. Mrs. Jean Fonianrtta. Mra. Roea Scheider.

Petty Officer John of I1. S. N-. Pvt. Joseph, and Mary Alioto.

Funeral Friday, ft a. m4 from chapel. 1702 W. street, to St. Marr of Mount Carmel church.

Interment St. Mary a. Prospect oO0. AMOROSO Michael A. Amoroso, tielored hUKhand of Angelina, fond father of John, Mrs.

Mary Sabatini, Michael Mr. Argentina Valentino. Eleanor, and Richard. Services at cbapel. 739 S.

Western avenue. Saturday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Mount Ultra. Information, Sreley 7422.

ANDERSON Inrrid And-raon. as a 73. be Harrison street. Funeral Saturday. May 1 1 .10 a.

to Our Lady of Sorrows it. Even the police couldn't under The man finally turned and held church. Interment Calvary. stand how I got out of it alive. The MOENNICII Jessie Louise Mennk-h.

nee the knuckle of the steering mecha Hneketra. food wife ot William lov steering wheel broke and nism toward Brant. He pointed to ing mother of Millicent L-. etster ot INSTALMENT XXIL TWO ACCIDENTS. Hattie held to her promise and Dian made no move to interfere with Brant.

He momentarily expected Dian to leave him and move in with Aunt Hattie and was always surprised to find her at home when he returned in the evenings. Mra. Anne Lrhf. Sam. John.

August, and the fracture, where it had been "Brant!" The cry was like that of a wound William. Resting at chapel. Michigan avenue. Christian S.ien-e services broken. "It ain't bad metal, that's a cinch.

No flaw in that fracture." ed animal. He stared at her and saw the color recede from her face Thursday. p. ra. Funrral Fnday.

2 p. tn. Interment Cedar Park cemetery. Brant examined the knuckle and and her lips. He walked to her and MORGAN William Morgan, beloved hus band of Margaret, dear father of Wil- step.

My patience is becoming ex touched her shoulder. "Why, Aunt liam Jr- Richard I-. Arthur David. asked: "Wouldn't you say it had been tampered with?" hausted." Hattie, that's the matter?" Mrs. Mae Drotbmarkle.

Mra. Frances Lar son. Mrs. Rose Anderson, and Mrs Mar You don't say! Kane nodded. "Well, IH see you Brant, Dian went up to bring back Paul Sutton's body.

He was garet Larson. Funeral Saturday. May 8 The mechanic shook his head. No, sir, I wouldn't. It could be at 3 p.

m. at chapel, street Interment Oak Woods. later maybe." and, again, it couldn't be. If it was They parted and Brant felt un MOTTER Geneva Mottee. wife of Charles killed last night in an automobile accident.

Sidcswiped by another car and and forced off of a bridge." S. Motter. mother of Geneva Cooper Mo. ler. daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Alhrrt tampered with, the guy who done it didn't use no file. The piece has been worn thru by friction. Maybe easy. He shrugged it off and made his way to the coupe in the parking lot.

Traveling along Bayshore high loved wife of the late Fred, fond mother Schwartz, aister of Mr. Millard Roma me and Mrs. Theodore White, all of Brant licked his lips and heavily dropped into a chair opposite her. His mouth hung open. "Another CiiK-tnnatt.

O. Services Fridav. 4 p. way, toward the city, he relaxed something underneath the car. Takes time to wear metal thru, at Memorial Park cemetery chapel.

Z500 Ridge road. Evanston. 111. car. Sideswiped.

Well he's dead?" and pressed down on the accelerator. He was doing close to 70 when unless you use a file, and no file's NICKELS Adam Nickels, beloved husband of Gertrude, nee Adameg; fond father ot the steering wheel was suddenly William. Christ, Frank. Gertrude Wann, Emma Wiley, and Kdward. seven grand touched that.

All I know is it's been worn thru by something. I ain't saying somebody. Understand?" loose in his hands and spun about without affecting the wheels. children. Funeral Friday.

May 7. at a. from funeral home. 4905 Lincoln "Okay. You won't go on rec Brant jumped for the brake, but of Elmer, Clarence, and Virginia Sunleaf.

At rest at chapel. Faneral Friday. 4 p. at chapel. 102 S.

3d afreet. St. Charley. Interment Union cemetery, St. Charles.

A A Helen Baranrk. May 4. 1043. late of ::147 N. Harding; avenue, beloved dauchler of Rose and the lale Joseph, loving- aiater of Stanley.

Mrs. Elisabeth Sr.ymkomiHk. Mrs. Bessie Adamskl. 1'earl.

and the late John. Funeral Friday at 10:30 a. m. from chapel. 1317 Ashland avenue, to St.

Wenceslaus church. Lawmlale and Roscoe street. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Brunswick 2767.

BARTON Le Koy E. Barton. Funeral Thursday. 11 a. at chapel.

234B W. Madixon street. Interment Forest Home. RATER Elizabeth Bauer, beloved wife of avenue, to St, Gregory a church. Inter ord not soon enough.

The car hit a But they lived a life apart. Dian spoke to him only when necessary and he made no attempt to strain mi already delicate relationship. She played golf in the mornings, -with others; she was usually away during the afternoons, and she juite often went out at night, alone. Brant made no move to check her activities. Thru the days, his love for her grew to be a dull pain within him.

He could close his eyes and picture -her every detail, the lights in her -eyes, the way her hair hung straight io Jier shoulders, the slow, warm ar she had of smiling, and the liiht drawl of her low, voice. And he liked to watch her walk, the long stride with its contradictory rwaying of the hips. was, however, busy at the He had more men detailed Uo Experimental and, racing with time, inaugurated a half shift in tbe evenings. The great wing grew. Trie engine nacelles became component parts of the leading edge and the wing gradually took on form and body.

Slightly more than a week after Sutton had disappeared. Brant ran into Kane Harmon while crossing the factory yard. The two men 'stopped and faced one another. Kane puffed at his cigar and waited. ment St.

Joseph'e cemetery. Member ot St. Grrgory Holy Name society and bt- Brant dropped the knuckle into light bump in the road, the. front Gregory court. No.

60. t. O. Yes. The other car was driven by one of the men working at the plant.

He said he was at the river on his va-ation. Quite quite a coincidence, isn't it? Yes. Coincidence." And now your accident Brant nodded and sat back in the chair, lie shakily lit a cigaret and slowly exhaled the smoke. He nod-ed his head like an automaton and said: "That Harmon's mind is in a rut." Continued wheels turned, and the coupe his pocket and took a taxi to the apartment. There was no one at NOOXE LI.

James M. Noone. late ol 4252 S. Wells street. Dee.

2. 1912. in plunged thru the heavy wooden railing by the side of the road. It hit a stee.1 lamppost, went thru home. The maid informed him that Mrs.

Regan had packed a bag shortly after he had left in the morning and then had gone out. She did not Julius, dear aister of Hattie Walters ot that, across a wide ditch, and smashed into a stone embankment, all within a space of less than 30 know where. Brant undressed and took a feet. shower. He had a few bruises, his The left door sprang open, the world went black, and Brant was right arm was stiff, and he was still shaky from the crash, but otherwise he felt all right.

As he thrown from the car. He lay face down in the mud, with one foot resting on the running board. The changed into another suit, tho, he started to become angry. She would bells stopped ringing in his head and he slowly raised his face and blinked the mud free of his eyes. Then he turned his head and looked at the car.

It was almost totally Brant said: "It won't be long pick this particular day to leave him. The more he thought of it the angrier he became, until he was fairly seething with rage. He jammed on a hat, stalked out of the apartment, hailed a taxi, and gave Aunt Hattic's address. When he arrived there to told the cab demolished. Brant felt that he must now.

be injured; he had to be, after a Kane took the cigar from his crash like that. He cautiously, very mouth and blackly regarded Brant "That thing will never get In the air." driver to wait. He was going to bring Dian home with him if he cautiously, pushed himself on his elbows and turned over. So far so good. He forced himself to a sitting position and finally to his -I think it will.

Too bad you i droD a bomb on it." Alaska, beloved son ot Mary, nee Hia rms. and the late John, dear brother ot Mrs. Anthony Gaughan. Isabel. Margaret.

Mrs. Michael O'Hara. Anne. Mrs. John Pfeiffer.

Brother J. I-eander. F. S. and Ihe late John and Mary.

Memorial oj Saturday. May at 10 a. m- SL Cecilia's church. NOTES Edwin A. "nyes of Forest Lake.

lrairte View. 111.. May 5. 1943. beloved husband of Frances W.

Noyes. fond father ot Florence Wien. dear brother of Crystal N. Skinner and John B. Noyes.

uncle of Pclilt and Marguerite Jacobsen. At chapel. 651(1 N. Ashland avenue. Cni-caco.

where services will be held Saturday. May 8. at 3 p. under auspices ot Myrtle lodge. No.

793. A. F. A. M.

Interment Graceland. NULTY John J. Nully of 7548 Saginaw avenue, devoted husband of the lale Bridget, nee Byrne; dear father of Thomas J. and Veronica gramllatlwT of Thomas W. Al rest in parlors -Jtrit K.

75th street. Funeral Friday. f-41 a. into St. bride's church.

7Mb and Coles a e-nue. Mass 9.3U a. in. Interment Mount Olivet. OLSEN Cornell Olsrn.

May 3. 1943. aged 1 4 years, belovetl son of Norman and Elsie, dear brother of Corinne. Services Thursday. 2 p.

at funeral cbapel, 4 I.f-4i Fullerton avenue. Interment It-ing Park cemetery. PALMER Marie Siemon Talmer. aged S5. mother of Mrs.

FIthel Clachorn. Services and burial Lakewood. Minneapolis. Friday. Resting- al chapel.

034 and Harvard. Wednesday evening. PKRIOLAT See Jamea P. Watson notice. PETERSON Albert Peter-on.

beloved husband of Marie, loving; father ot Manon Krueiinger. Shirley, and Lt. Warren, S. A- dear son of Sofia, fond brother Florence Mueller and Harry, grandfather of Merritt Kruezinger. At rest at rhaprl.

127 N. Northwest highway. Park Kidxe. until 12 noon Saturday. Services 2 p.

m. Saturday at St. Luke'a church. Park Ridge, under auspices of Ihe Rev. Walter D.

Spanglcr. Interment Town of Maine cemetery. PFEIFER Margaret Tfeifer. nee Barry, beloved wife ot the late Theodore, fond mother of Louis. Frank, and the late Chariea and Lillian.

of Mary Me Cue. grandmother of Pvt. Louis Pfeifer. 1. S.

Lillian. Marguerite, and Madeleine. Funeral front chapel. 1618 Saturday. May 8.

at 9 a. to SL Cciumbkiiie a church, to Mount Carmel. had to drag her. Aunt Hattie was in the glass in i feet, making every move as slowly Kane wryly laughed. Is that why closed solarium, staring out over you hand-picked your own men and Angfles.

and Arno Kupsch. Services Saturday. 2 p. at the First Lutheran church. 3500 Fullerton avenue.

Interment Oakridge. At rest at funeral home. Fullerton avenue, until 11 a. m. Saturday.

BERANEK Marie Beranek. nee Hanua. of 2717 S. Wesley avenue. beloved wife of Thomas devoted mother ot Thomas J.

Raymond and Pvt. 1st Class Harold A. U. fond mother-in-law of Olga and Anna. Services Satnrdar.

May 8. 2 p. at funeral home. 227-2fl W. Cermak road.

Berwyn. Interment Bohemian National. BOYDMaria L. Boyd of JS20 E. Slh street, lond mother of Mra.

Wesley IRital McClean and the lata Roger dear sister of Mra. W. H. Smith. At rest hi rhapcl.

2024 E. 75th-st. Services Thursday. 3 p. nt.

Interment Mount Hope. BCD A Prank Huda. loving- father of Irene, Pvt. Raymond, and Kenelta. funeral Friday.

a. from chapel. 3tol riiversey avenue. Kequiem high maaa al St. MarlholoraeWa church.

Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. BURROWS Samuel Burrows of MO Montrose avenue. May 4. 1943.

beloved husband of Gertrude Burrows, fond father of Ruth Liebtch and Kathryn MeNair. At chapel. 6501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Fridsy. May 7.

at 2 p. under auspices ot Ravens-wood lodge. No. 777. A.

F. A. M. Interment Memorial Park. CALDARA See Salciccia.

CARSON Marcus Eugene Caraon. 6532 Greenwood avenue. May 5. 1943. fond father of Mrs.

Evelyn Bauer of Evans-ton. Mrs. Bernice Ethertdge. and Scrk-t. Eugene H.

Carson. V. S. grandfather of Janice Ethendge. brother of Estelle.

Eber. Roy of Seattle. TJe-los ot Sarasota, Mrs. Luella Lytic of Itbaea. N.

Y. At chapel, 63d and Harvard. Funeral notice later. CASEY Margaret Casey nee Mahonl, May 4. B29 Drexel avenue, beloved wife ot the late William, devoted mother ot James George Mrs.

M. Wilson Mc-Farlin. Margaret M. Casey, and the late William P. and Leo.

Funeral from chapel. 7705 Cottage Grove. Friday. May 7. 9 a.

to Holy Cross church. In-termeat Mount Olivet, Badclills 7705. as possible and feeling for broken bones. He shook his head in com SPACIOUS. doubled the the Golden Gate.

Brant stood in the middle of the room and demand plete bewilderment. It could not -1 don't trust you any further ITU ed to know: "Where's Dian?" be possible, and yet it was: he was than I can see you and even then CONVENIENCES Aunt Hattie replied, in a flat not injured. 1 eet suspicious." That EOes double. Understand voice: "She isn't here. She went up to Guernewood, after Paul Automobiles were stopping on the highway with screaming brakes and vnu had a little heart to heart chat with Paul Sutton, our eminent engi he heard sirens approaching.

IJe stepped to the coup and looked Brant let out his breath and neer." NORTH 929 W. Belmont SOUTH 1820 S. Michigan WEST 2346 W. Madison frowned at her. "Sutton? Guerne in.

About the only thing still intact Brant laconically replied: "That wood? Where's that?" so?" Yes. We ah talked it all over. "It's a little town on the Russian was the portion of the seat that he had been sitting on. The right side of the seat was cut to ribbons and also held the engine, which had river. That is where he has been He seemed a little upset.

I advised him to take a vacation. You know. staying. When we heard, this morn ing She turned to look at Brant been pushed back. Brant breathed: "Regan, I never did trust Sutton.

"Too weak for you?" and paused. "What happened to "My God, what if Dian had been you? Where did you get that bruise with me?" In a manner of speaking." He on your face? He rode with the wreckers, who stuck the cigar back into his mouth Brant touched his cheek with his came soon after the police, and had and there was a smile in his eyes. fingers and winced. "I had an acci I wouldn't rely on him too much the car towed away to a garage. He waited patiently while a mechanic if I were you.

In fact, Regan, you dent. Car ran off the road on Bay-Ehore. Total wreck. You should see examined it. had better start watching your wn.