DAILY Tuesday, February 14, 1950 Part 3-Page 6 1,866 FILE FOR 625 SEATS IN BRITISH HOUSE Nominations Are Closed; Minister Shut Out BY ARTHUR VEYSEY Chicago Tribune Press LONDON, Feb. 13-More Britons want to be members of parliament than ever before. Nominations for the Feb. 23 election closed today after a total of 1,866 men and women had filed candidacy papers at town halls thruout the nation. Only 625 will be elected to the house of commons.
Just one Conservative will get a ride into the new parliament without Laborite opposition. He is the speaker of the house, Col. Clifton Brown. His seat is considered above politics. One of the present Labor cabinet ministers, Lewis Silkin, minister of town and country planning, has been left out in the cold.
None of the local Labor party associations would accept him as their candidate. However, his socialist colleagues plan to make him a nobleman and, as such, he will be able to sit for the rest of his life in the house of lords. Four in Churchill Family Run The Churchill family is out in force. Winston, his son, Randolph, and two of the former prime minister's sons-in-law, Duncan Sandys Capt. Christopher Soames, have been nominated by the Conservatives.
In the 1945 election the Labor party did not oppose Churchill "out of regard for his war time services." This time, however, the Labor party in Woodford, a London suburb which is Churchill's molitical home, has advanced a 38 year old printer, Seymour Hills. The communists also named a candidate for Woodford. Many Women Are Candidates More than 100 women are seeking seats. The number is the biggest in history since parliament was opened to women by the invasion of American born Nancy Astor. Many of the 625 districts will have three and four-way fights.
Final figures on nominations by parties were: Labor, 586; Conservatives, 552; Liberals, 472, and While Labor the ConservaCommunists, 100nd tives actually are contesting almost every one of the 625 seats, they are relying on smaller, affiliated parties in some districts. Main Foes in Scotland The two vividly contrasted aspirants for the premiershipLaborite Attlee and Conservative Churchill--will receive almost simultaneous judgment from the unpredictable Scottish electors. While Winnie rolled north to exhort Edinburgh's voters tomorrow, Labor's thin man" pursued his way across Scotland, talking earnestly and exuding confidence. "Victory is in the air today, as it was in 1945," he said at Greenock. The prime minister also spoke in the big shipping and shipbuilding center of Glasgow.
JOHN J. MALLOY, 56, UNDERTAKER, DIES IN 'L' CRASH John J. Malloy, 56, undertaker at 2627 Lawrence was killed yesterday when his automobile was struck 1 by a two car Ravenswood elevated train at Sacramento and Leland where it runs the ground level. A freak gate operation may have contributed to his death, police said. The Sacramento, av.
crossing is protected by a watchman and manually operated gates. Gateman Paul Jilka, 51, of 2623 N. Hamlin told Policemen Bernard McGovern and Richard Meade of the accident prevention division that he lowered the gates and "they bounced up" just as Malloy approached. Malloy tried to brake his car to a stop but it skidded to the tracks, where the loop bound train struck it. Motorman Robert Kope, 59, of 4518 N.
Harding stopped quickly. Malloy had been in business at 2627 Lawrence av. for 18 years. He lived upstairs. His widow, Ella, survives.
An inquest will be held in his establishment at 11:30 a. m. today. 3 KIDNAPERS OF NURSE'S AID IN AUTO HUNTED Police searched last night for three suspects reported to have kidnaped Miss Esther Pepple, 19, of 3311 Van Buren a nurse's aid at Bethany hospital, in an automobile Saturday night. Miss Pepple, who was told to notify police when she related her story to hospital employes, said the men pulled her into their automobile parked near her home as she was returning from the hospital.
One of the men held her in the rear seat on a ride to ler Park and, when she attempted to jump out, struck her with his fist, breaking her eyeglasses. When the driver slackened speed, Miss Pepple said, she leaped out and rolled uninjured into a ditch near Montrose av. and River rd. The kidnapers fled, and Miss Peppie walked to a tavern. Patrons took her to her home, she said.
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Belmont Mosser St. Marys, -J. Belmont Kiwanis president Interna- of tional, died today at the Andrew Kaul Memorial hospital while undergoing a physical examination. Mosser, elected head of Kiwanis International at the 1948 convention, was vice president and general ager of the Speer pany. He is survived Effie, a sister and a OBITU OBITUARIES RIES Feb.
13 Mosser, 64, forMosser sales manCarbon comby wife, brother. Mrs. Joseph C. Feinberg Services for Mrs. Dora Feinberg, of 4157 Congress Sunday in Mount Sinai hospital, will be held at 1 p.
m. today in the chapel at 3654 Roosevelt with burial in Wilno cemetery. She leaves her husband, Joseph a retired butcher, whom she celebrated their golden wedding anniversary 13 years ago; four sons, Abe, Irving and Sol, and three daughters, Mrs. Anna Ginsberg, Mrs. Florence Feingold, and Mrs.
Blanche Pinsker. George N. Moore Services for George N. Moore, who died Saturday in Decatur, Macon county, will be held at 12:30 p. m.
today in the chapel at Memorial Park cemetery, Evanston. Mr. Moore, who lived in Evanston before moving to Decatur years ago, formerly was ton president of the Shaffer Oil and Refining company, Cosden Oil company, and Moore Refining company. Surviving are his widow, Sarah; one son, Robert and a sister, Mrs. J.
O. Karstrom. Kenneth M. Ellis 'New York, Feb. 13 M.
Ellis, 59, newspaper man and author, died of a heart attack yesterday in his home. He was born in Chicago. Ellis worked for the Milwaukee Journal and the Milwaukee Sentinel. He was on the staff of the Chicago Herald-Examiner from 1925 to 1928 and joined the Washington Times in 1938. He also wrote a ballet, historical articles for, magazines, and three novels.
Ellis was president of the American Historical Foundation. Ernest Knox Beler Ernest Knox Beler, 39, of Lincoln, personnel and methods manager of the Western Electric company's Lincoln plant and a former Chicagoan, died yesterday in Billings hospital after an operation. Mr. Beler, with the company 13 years, was transferred from the Hawthorne works in 1944. His widow, Beatrice; a son, Samuel; a daughter, Judith; his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Beler, and a sister survive. Alexander J. De Mar Private funeral services will be held for Alexander J. De Mar, 74, of 4928 N.
Central Park police sergeant who retired in 1933 after 30 years as a policeman, mostly at the detective bureau. Mr. De Mar died Sunday in Belmont hospital. Surviving are his widow, Lydia; son, Earl a daughter, Mrs. Myrtle Spone, and two brothers.
Ernest J. McCall Grand Haven, Feb. 13 (AP) -Ernest J. McCall, publisher of Haven Tribune, died the here Grand today. He was 76.
With F. M. Church of Detroit, McCall bought the Tribune 22 years ago. Three years later he purchased Church's interest. CALL 2D BRINK'S TRIAL TODAY; DELAY EXPECTED The second trial of Joseph Jakalski, 32, and Richard Tamborski, 28, for the murder of a Brink's, guard, probably will be delayed several days, it was learned yesterday.
Defense counsel is expected to ask for a when the case is called before Justice Thomas delay, J. Lynch in Criminal court for assignment today. Atty. Emmet Byrne, who helped win acquittal for the pair on one murder indictment last Friday, is out of the city and is not expected to return until next month. Assistant State's Atty.
Edmund Grant has said the state will be ready for trial when the case is called. The second trial will be for the murder of Joseph Den, one of the two guards killed in a holdup on June 25. Lt. Patrick Tuohy and Detective Hugo Olson went to Dallas, yesterday to bring back John Henry who is reported to have missed participation in the robbery because he was drunk. He is held for larceny of an automobile.
SEIZE SLOT MACHINE Lt. John Selle of the county highway police led a squad in a raid last night on the Village Hut. route 66 and Ingendale Mcco*ck, in which they confiscated one slot machine. Frank Schultz, 61, who resides at the tavern. was booked as keeper.
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Her official home was in Fall River, Mass. Col. and Mrs. Heathcote moved to Fort Sheridan three years ago. She was a member of the Fort Sheridan's Women's club, the 5th army headquarters Women's club, and the Catholic Women's club of Fall River.
Her husband and a daughter, Mrs. John D. Wallace of Oreland, survive. Services will be held at 9 a. m.
tomorrow chapel at Fort Sheridan. Burial will be in Arlington National cemetery. Moses Maier The funeral of Moses Maier, 75, of 6417 Newgard retired principal of Foreman High school, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1359 Devon Maier died Saturday in "Sacred Heart sanitarium, Milwaukee.
He had been a Chicago school teacher for 40 years before his retirement in 1939. From 1921 to 1938 he was principal of the Mitchell school, then was transferred to Foreman. His widow, Gertrude, and a nephew, Philip M. Dempsey, survive. Miss Lillian Huntington Stone The funeral of Lillian Huntington Stone, 79, formerly of Glencoe and a sister of the Rev.
Dr. John Timothy Stone, retired pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian church of Chicago, will held this afternoon in Berea, where she died Saturday. She had lived in Berea several years. Dr. Stone is the only immediate survivor.
Miss Stone formerly was principal of the kindergarten of the University of Cincinnati. Mrs. Leah Levitt Mrs. Leah Levitt, 68, president of the New Era Optical company which her late husband founded, died, 5454 yesterday South in Shore her dr. apartment Surviving are two sons, Theodore and Herbert; a daughter, Mrs.
Harriet Wolfson; three sisters, nine grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. Services will be held at 1 p. m. Thursday in the chapel at 936 E. 47th with burial in Free Sons cemetery, Forest Park.
Mrs. Toby Block The funeral of Mrs. Toby Block, 44, of 1335 Greenleaf who died yesterday of injuries received last Wednesday in an automobile accident at Poplar Bluff, will be held at 2 p. m. Thursday in the chapel at 1300 Devon av.
Services for her husband, Abraham, two men killed in the accident, were held in the chapel yesterday. Mrs. Block leaves a son, Stanley; a daughter, Eloise; three brothers, and two sisters. Patrick Flood Patrick Flood, 59, of 3336 Foster a railroad conductor for 39 years, died yesterday after a heart attack in the North Western railroad frate yards. Surviving are his widow, Hermina; three daughters, Berness, Mary Jane, and Alice, and a son, Harry.
Services will be held Thursday in Our Lady of Mercy church, with burial in St. Joseph's cemetery. Mrs. Lilly H. Bartlett Services for Mrs.
Lilly H. Bartlett, 67, of 1984 Main Antioch, who died Sunday in her home, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1055 S. Main Antioch.
Burial will be in Hillside cemetery. She was the widow of George B. Bartlett, former mayor of Antioch. A daughter, Mrs. Lillian Scott, and two sons, Clayton and George, survive.
Harry C. Bigler Ames, Feb. 13 (AP) -Harry C. Bigler, 47, of Detroit, manager of Detroit personnel activities for General Motors corporation, collapsed and died here today. Death was attributed to a heart attack.
Bigler had been interviewing engineering students at Iowa State college. Col. A. B. De Melos LISBON, Portugal, Feb.
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BLOOD ADELBODEN, Switzerland, Feb. 13 (P)-Rafael Sabatini, creator of Capt. Blood, whose adventures cove red three books, died here today at 75. The author of more than 40 historical novels, biografies, and plays had had a writing career of half a century. He had.
Sabatini been ill for years with gastric ulcers and weak heart. He came to Switzerland last month, too ill, friends said, to continue writing. The Anglo-Italian author was best known for his novels Scaramouche," The Sea Hawk," The Snare," "The Black and the Capt. Blood volumes. Many of his novels became colorful films.
Practiced Accuracy in Stories Medieval Italy was the setting for many of his swashbuckling stories. He was particularly careful in making his backgrounds authentic, spending hours in the British museum to verify the accuracy of points. At the height of his career, he aimed at turning out 2,000 words every morning. In the last 18 years he worked at his home at Clock Mill, near Clifford, on the River Wye in West Hereford- shire, England. Father an Italian Singer Sabatini was born at Jesi, in central Italy, in 1875.
His father was an Italian singer, Maestro Cavaliere Vincenzo Sabatini. His mother was an Englishwoman. He was naturalized in Britain in 1918 after beginning his career in England as a journalist on a Liverpool newspaper. Sabatini's first wife, whom he married in 1905, divorced him in 1932. Overdose of Sleep Pills Blamed in Woman's Death Mrs.
Elizabeth Rebok, 40, of 4057 Elston a railway clerk, died yesterday in Bethany hospital after taking an overdose of sleeping pills. Her husband, Alfred, told police his wife had been under a doctor's care since she was injured in an elevator accident a month ago. An inquest held at 11 a. m. today at 2627 Lawrence av.
-FUNERAL DIRECTORSLAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. 63D-ST. AT HARVARD. PHONE WEntworth 1 6-0025. TUESDAY.
9:30 a. m. in church. WEST -Edith 2 p. m.
in church. WEDNESDAY. JONES- John R. 2 p.m. at chapel.
1 p. m. chapel. THURSDAY. GIERMAN-Clarence.
2 p. m. at chapel. NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N. ASHLAND-AV.
PHONE LOngbeach 1-2646. TUESDAY. BRITZ-Peter P. 9 a. m.
in church. SCHULTZ-Arthur 1 p. m. at chapel. WEDNESDAY.
SHARPEN Charles A. F. 1 2 p. p. m.
at chapel. chapel. THURSDAY. OLSON-Elizabeth. 2 p.
m. at chapel. SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST. PHONE BEverly 8-2182.
WEDNESDAY. PETERSON-Clifford A. 2 p. chapel. SPALDING--Roy S.
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Service Ample Parking -CEMETERIES 4 GLEN OAK Cemetery lots-Perpetual care. Reas. Lincoln 9-4205. IN MEMORIAMALDOUS -Harry J. Aldous, Feb.
14, 1940. In loving memory of our father. BERNADETTE. VERONIQUE, HARRY. BERKA- James J.
Berka, Feb. 14. 1929. The saddest day of all the year Is the day you left us, dad dear. ADELINE, EVELYN AND VIOLET -Edna C.
Conley, Feb. 14, 1949. As we loved you so we miss you, in our memories you are near and dear to us always EDNA MAE and CLIFTON J. ERMEL-Albertine Ermel. In loving memory of our dear mother who passed away eight years ago today.
LOVING CHILDREN GROH-Emily M. Groh, Feb. 14, 1945. There is a sad, but sweet remembrance; There is a memory fond and true: There is a token of affection, mother, And a heartache still for you. LOVING SON AND FAMILY GROH-Emily M.
Groh. There is a sad but sweet remembrance, There is a memory fond and true, There is a token of affection, mother, And a heartache still for you. LOVING SON AND FAMILY. KNICKERBOCKER--Alice R. Knickerbocker.
In memory of our dear mother, who passed away seven years ago today. LOVING DAUGHTERS. KRETSCHMER- Edwin R. Kretschmer. In fond memory of our beloved son and brother, who passed away 10 years ago today, Feb.
14, 1940. You always wore A smile." LOVING FATHER AND BROTHER LEVITETZ--Anna Levitetz. In fond aud loving memory of our dear sister, who passed away 26 years ago today. SISTERS AND BROTHERS. MULHOLLAND-Lt.
Philip G. Mulholland, bombardier and navigator, U. S. A. A.
killed over Feb. 14. 1945. Also his dad, Clarence G. Mulholland, died July 11, 1944.
IN LOVING MEMORY, MOM AND MOLLY. RAFFERT of Mary our A. darling Rafferty. mother. In Third chermemory anniversary mass at Our Lady of Sorrows church, Feb.
14, 7 a. m. SON AND DAUGHTERS. DEATH NOTICES -William H. Abbott of 3810 N.
Wittop avenue, beloved husband of Neva, nee Burns: fond father of Ninon Carrillo, dear brother of Dr. George Allen, Lee, Elsie Brodersen, Irene, and Mattie. At chapel, 3905- 07 Lincoln avenue, until noon Wednesday. Interment Wausau, Wis. Kindly omit flowers.
ADAMS-See Mary L. Cappetta notice. ALANDER-Gunhild M. Alander, beloved wife of the late John Alander, fond mother of Isabel Ericson, Margaret, Robert the late Linnea. Helen and Mae.
grandmother of four grandchildren. Resting at funeral home, 5831 W. Chicago avenue. Services Wednesday, 2 p. at Austin Trinity Methodist church, Menard avenue and Augusta boulevard.
Interment Forest Home cemetery. -Robert J. Albrecht beloved husband of Marie, nee Gelsler, dear son of Anna and Robert Albrecht fond brother of Richard and Rudolph. Service Thursday, 2 p. at chapel, 2708.
N. Western ave enue, to Eden cemetery, Humboldt 6-171 APPEL-See Sadie Norquist notice. ARGER -Jean Arger, nee Ginerls, late of 741 W. Armitage avenue, beloved wife of George, sister of Tom, Bill, and Louis Gineris, Stella Vallos, Pauline Brandt, and Fannie Rumel, daughter-in-law of Eugenia Arger, sister-inlaw of Betty, Louis. and Marion Arger.
Funeral Wednesday, 1 p. from funeral home. 907-909 W. Harrison street. to Holy Trinity church, 1101 S.
Peoria. Interment Elmwood cemetery. Information, HAymarket 1-7772. ARNOLD- -Mabel Augusta Arnold, Feb. 12, beloved wife of Joseph loving mother of Mrs.
Ethel Kubitz, Mrs. Mildred Stock, Joseph and Mrs. Jeannette Armbruster, sister of Arthur and Clarence Field. Resting at chapel, 124-126 Madison street, at Lombard avene, Oak Park. Service Wednesday, Feb.
15, 2 p. m. at Irving Park Baptist church, Irving Park road and Kostner wife of Sam M. Arting and mother of Mrs. passed away Feb.
12, A formerly of Chicago, avenue, Interment Forest Home. ARTING- Ella H. Arting. in her 68th year. Helen Thurston.
of Muskegon, and Robert Arting, of Chicago. Past department president U. S. W. V.
auxiliary dept. of Illinois, and past Supreme Gila Monster of the Military Order of the Lizard. Services and interment St. Petersburg, Thursday, Feb. 16.
ARTURI-See Mary L. Cappetta notice. AURELIO- Joseph A. Aurelio, 7111 Woodlawn avenue, beloved husband of Caroline Russell Aurelio, fond father of Martha, Mrs. Max Gewalt, and Frances.
Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 9:30 a. from funeral home, 72d st. and Dorchester to St. Laurence church.
Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. FAirfax 4-1700.
BAIER-Barbara Helder Baler of 8051 Ada beloved wife of Peter J. Baler, dear mother of Howard J. and Peter J. Baler fond sister of Joseph and Andrew Helder, Margaret Bernd, and Anna Stewart. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a.
from funeral home, 79th st. at Loomis to St. Sabina's church. Interment St. Mary's cemetery.
Information, TRiangle 4-1187. BAKER-Laura Belle Baker. Feb. 12, 1950, at Roadhouse, wife of the late Walter, sister-in-law of Mr. and Mrs.
Grover Baker. Resting at funeral home, 318 N. Central avenue, Austin, after 2 p. m. Tuesday.
Services Wednesday, 2:30 p. m. Interment Forest Home, AUstin 7-0017. BANDEMER-Gertrude Susan Bandemer, beloved daughter of Charles and the late Gertrude, loving sister of Fred, George, Charles, Robert, and Harry. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.
from 7705 Cottage Grove avenue, to St. Felicitas' church. Mass 10 a. m. Interment St.
Mary's. BECKER-Joseph M. Becker, beloved husband of Bernadette, fond father of Mathias, Lawrence, Lenard, Julia Roszyk, Bernadette Plhak, and Marguerite Pine, brother of Nicholas, Bernard, and Catherine Richart. Member of C. O.
Holy Face court, 316; and Elevator Operators union, local 66. Funeral Wednesday, 9:15 a. from chapel, 5704 W. Cermak road. Mass 10 a.
Mary Queen of Heaven church. Interment Resurrection. OLympic 4921. BELER-Ernest Knox Beler, of Lincoln, formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Beatrice, fond father of Samuel K. and Judith, son of Ernest and Gertrude Beler, brother of Mrs.
Dorothy Holman. At chapel, 415 W. 63d street. Service private, Wednesday, 1 p. m.
Interment' Mount Greenwood. Please omit flowers. Member of Craftsman lodge, No. 314, A. F.
A. of Lincoln, Neb. BELFIOF Corrado Belfiore, beloved husband of Rose, dear brother of Sebastian, Vincent, and Salvatore. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a.
from funeral home, 3722 W. Chicago avenue, to Our Lady of the Angels church. Burial Mount Carmel cemetery. CApitol 7-5040. BERGER-Sam Berger of Los Angeles, formerly of Chicago, beloved father of Dan, Leo, Harry, Milton, Arthur, Allen, and Rae Nudelman, dear brother of Mary, 10 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren.
Funeral Tuesday, 2 p. at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Dr. Herzl Verein cemetery. Train arrival Tuesday morning.
BERNSTEIN-Anna Bernstein, nee Small, beloved wife of the late Israel, dear mother of Harry, Florence Kruger, Evelyn Gordon, and Lillian Gilbert, devoted grandmother of five grandchildren, fond sister of Bessie Cohn of Passaic, N. Y. Service Tuesday, 2 p. at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment B'nai B'rith cemetery.
BLOCK-Toby Block, nee Ganansky, 1333 Greenleaf, beloved wife of the late Abraham, loving mother of Stanley Baruch and Eloise Sue, fond sister of Rose Ganansky, Harry, Isaac, Milton, and Reva Fleishman. Services Thursday, 2 p. at chapel, 1300 Devon ave. Interment Trestiner Jewish Woodlawn. BOLF-Mary Bolf, nee Farrell, Feb.
12, 1950, wife of the late James, mother of Kathryn Wilson, Margaret Triggs, Edwin, John, Phillip, and the late Charles, grandmother of eight and great-grandmother of three. RestIng at funeral home, 318 N. Central avenue, Austin. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. to St.
Lucy's church. Interment Calvary, West Chicago. AUstin 7-0017. BORDINE-Evelyn Bordine, nee Rippel, suddenly, dear sister of Ann Bernecker. Katherine Schmaltz, Rose Russo, Mary Barish, Bernard and Peter Rippel, the late Margaret Martens, and Elsie Rippel.
Services Wednesday, 10:30 a. at funeral home, 2118 Lawrence avenue. Interment St. Joseph's. BRAND--Joseph Brand, February 11, beloved husband of Margaret nee O'Malley: brother of Earl, Mrs.
Mabel Chandler and the late Robert B. Services Tuesday, February 14, 2:30 p. at chapel, 124-126 Madison street at Lombard avenue. Oak Park. Interment private.
BRUEDERLE-William Bruederle, Feb. 11, 1950, late of 3250 S. May street, beloved son of the late Valentine and Sophie Bruederle, loving brother of Frank, Rose, and Mrs. Frances Mrozinski. Funeral Wednesday, Feb.
15, at 9:30 a. from chapel, 2819 Archer avenue, to Immaculate Conception church. Interment St. Mary's. CAlumet 5-5030.
BUHLIG-Blanche E. Buhlig. of 6915 Paxton avenue, Feb. 13, beloved wife of the late Dr. Walter H.
Buhlig, loving mother of Mrs. Blanche Paulson and Ruth M. Buhlig. Funeral services Thursday, 2 p. at St.
Bartholomew's Episcopal church, Normal parkway and Stewart avenue. Interment Mount Greenwood. Resting at chapel, 5522 S. Halsted street, until Thursday noon. CALLOPY-See Evelyn Callopy Singler notice.
CAPPETTA-Mary L. Cappetta, late of 4142 W. Congress street, beloved daughter of Frank and Rachel, nee Colombo; dear sister of Eva Rose Arturi, Frances Adams, Juanita Sullivan. and Daniel. Services Thursday, 2 p.
at chapel, 5908 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Woodlawn cemetery. MAnsfield 6-0120. Please omit flowers.
Contributions may be sent to American Cancer Fund. CERNY-Albert J. Cerny, late of 2115 S. Oak Park avenue, Berwyn, fond father of Louise Keppner, Marie Lepidler, and Mildred Jirousek, dear brother of Mary Hrody, Louise Suchy, Julia Murray, Tillie Kelly, Clara Stelisch, and the late Kate Kaiser and Anna Stecker. Services Tuesday, Feb.
14, at 9 m. from funeral home, 6716 W. 16th street, Berwyn, to St. Mary of Celle church. Mass 9:30 a.
m. Interment St. Adalbert's. GUnderson 144. CLARK- Charles A.
Clark, late of 4459 N. Beacon street, beloved husband of the late Margaret, loving father of Mrs. Pearl Zohrlaut and Charles L. Clark. At chapel, 5501 N.
Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 2 p. m. Interment Rosehill. Member of Union Park lodge, No.
610, A. F. A. M. COLOMBO-See Mary L.
Cappetta notice. CONRAD-Mrs. Susie Conrad, 11329 Wallace street, beloved wife of Lucas, dear mother of Mrs. Susan Mook, Mrs. Margaret Bednar, Mrs.
Clara Sims, and Robert Conrad, sister of Mrs. Theresa Coleman of Cleveland, eight grandchildren. Funeral from chapel, 304 W. 119th street, to St. Catherine of Genoa church, at 9:30 a.
Thursday. Interment Holy Sepulchre. CORRADI-Louise Mary Corradi, nee Traill, late of 4843 W. Rice street, dearly beloved wife of the late Secondo, fond mother 01 James, Frank. Pauline Nanni, Angela Pusateri, and Julia Pavan, grandmother of Louise and Virginia Nanni and Mariann, Louise and Joseph Pusateri.
Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 9:15 a. from funeral home, 2353 W. Chicago avenue, to Our Lady Help of Christians church. Interment Mount Carmel.
Information BRunswick 8-8220. CRANE- Omer F. Crane, of 5210 Woodlawn avenue, husband of Mae Crane, father of Marion and William Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from chapel, 5203 Lake Park avenue, to Church of St. Thomas the Apostle.
Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary's. Member cf St.
Thomas the Apostle Holy Name society. HYde Park 3,0013. DAHLHEIMER-See Margaret Roth notice. DARLING--Arthur J. Darling, 717 S.
Grove avenue, Oak Park, beloved son of Elon and Annie, fond brother of the late Joseph. At funeral home, 17 Madison street, Oak Park. Funeral Wednesday. Feb. 15, at 10:30 a.
to Ascension church. Interment Calvary. Please omit flowers. DAVIS- -Maria Davis, 90 years, wife of the late William, loving mother of Frank, Laura Klein, and Helen Klunder, four grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Resting at chapel, 10234 Michigan avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, 2 p.
m. Interment Cedar Park. DELMAR-Helen A. Delmar of 425 Grove street. Evanston.
at Punta Gorda, wife of Eugene S. Delmar, sister of Frank Weishart of Los Angeles, and the late Kenneth Weishart. Services Wednesday, 2:30 p. Rosehill cemetery chapel. DE MAR- J.
De Mar, det. set. C. P. retired, beloved husband of Lydia, loving father of Myrtle Spone and Earl A.
De Mar, fond brother of Lt. George P. De Mar, C. P. retired.
of Hobart. Timothy, and the late William De Mar. Service and Interment strictly private at the convenience of the family. Please omit flowers. DINSE--Clarence F.
Dinse, beloved husband of Myrtle, nee Obenauer: dear father of Lorraine McKay, Lols Brower, and Audrey, grandfather of Jimmy and Tommy, brother of Alfreda Rozge, Anna Kollbaum, Alfred, and William. Member of Hiram lodge, No. 1009, A. F. A.
M. Services Wednesday, Feb. 15, 1:30 p. at funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue.
Interment Mount Emblem. Kildare 5-5420. DOMBROWSKI-Pauline Dombrowski, late 12120 Normal avenue, beloved mother of Mrs. Josephine Anders, Mrs. Mabel Cooper, Mrs.
Lucille Mercurio, Frances Granhold. Zygmund, Henry and Edwin, four grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from parlors, 1 E. 119th street, to Assumption B.
V. M. church. Interment Holy Cross. DORAN-Nora C.
Doran, late of 8105 Harvard avenue, loving daughter of the late James and Sulla Enright Doran, fond sister of Anna. Catherine, Mrs. John Brucks. Elizabeth. and the late John J.
Doran, fond aunt of John Brucks Jewel Ann, and Ellen. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a m. from funeral home. Halsted at 76th street. to St.
Leo's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. STewart 3-7700. DEATH NOTICES Sabatini DOWNEY-Philip J. Downey of 5316 W.
KASANDERS--Anna M. Kasanders, nee Kris- POLSON-Anna M. Polson, of 2626 W. North avenue, dearly beloved husband of tan, of 1449 N. Luna avenue, beloved wife place, beloved wife of the late William Augusta, nee Gaehler; fond father of Claire of Joseph fond mother of Edwin fond mother of Mrs.
Janet Sykora, Donald and Philip brother of Mrs. Ann O'Brien, and Eugene sister of Rose Kristan, A. Poison and Mrs. Ruth Gallo, grandi Mrs. James A.
Love, Nicholas, William, grandmother of three. Funeral Wednesday, mother of six. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 Mrs. Harold L. Kinsler, the late James and Feb.
15, 9 from funeral home, a. from chapel, 2346 W. Madison street Joan. Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 9:30 5350 W.
North avenue, to St. Angela to St. Agatha church. Interment Queen of a. m.
from funeral home, Austin boulevard church. Interment Queen of Heaven. Heaven. at Lake street, to St. Peter Canisius church.
TUxedo 9-8844. Interment Mount Carmel, Ottawa, PRZYBYLSKI-Sophie Praybylski, nee Bednan papers please copy. KAYE-Harriet A. Kaye, at Lake Geneve. ski, late of 4720 S.
Springfield avenue, bee Feb. 12, daughter of the late Arthur and loved wife of Florian, loving mother of DRUSKA-Anthony J. Druska, son of Eva Anna M. Kaye, beloved sister of Arthur W. Ronald, Beverly and Norbert, dear daughter and the late John, husband of Virginia, of Indianapolis.
Service at Habecker-Der- of Andrew and Mary Bednarski, fond stated fond father of Ronald and Carol, dear rick funeral home, Lake Geneva. 2:30 of Helen Boschert. Mary Aleksy, Stella brother of John, Joseph, Cyril, and Sister p. m. Tuesday, Feb.
14. Interment at Oak Mikrut. Theresa, and Eugene. Funeral Joseph Marie, O. S.
Helen and Lillian Hill cemetery. Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 4907 Orzech. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from Archer avenue, to St.
Bruno's church. In tion Slovak church. Burial Resurrection. beloved wife of George, dear mother of Nor- terment Resurrection. Virginia 7-0521.
chapel, 2955 W. 25th street, to "Assump- KLECHAK-Viola E. Klechak, Feb. 11, 1950, CAnal 6-7287. man.
Kenneth, Marilyn, and Joan, sister of RAFNER-Helga M. Rayner, beloved wife DUNLEAVY-John P. Minnie, Nellie, Martha, Ruth, Norman, and Frank dear mother of Beatrice Keown California avenue, Dunleavy N. Howard. At rest at chapel, 4325 Armitage fond grandmother of Earl and Audrey Hass nee Fahy; fond beloved of Dell avenue, until 9 a.
m. Wednesday. Service kins, great-grandmother of 3, sister of Emma husband dear son of Anne Keaveng 11 a. m. at Gethsemane Dunleavy, brother of Lawrence C.
of Oakdale and Lamon. Interment Lutheran church, Em- Henry. Services Wednesday, 1:30 road. p. Inter Detroit, Mrs.
Mary Hartford and Philip H. blem. Mount chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park of Santa Fe, N. M. Funeral Thursday, Feb.
ment Mount Olive. KIldare 5-6220. 16, 9:15 a. from funeral home, 5350 KUCH-Theresa Kuch of 5650 W. North avenue, to St.
Sylvester's church. Henry Mills S. Loomis ROBINSON Robinson, beloved boulevard, dearly beloved wife of Frank husband of the late Hattie father of Interment Mount Carmel. TUxedo 9-8844. Kuch, devoted mother of Mrs.
Emma Hett- Howard of Toronto, and Louise C. Roblinger, Mrs. Frances McShane, Mrs. Augusta inson. Past master of Auburn Park lodge, Durlacher, beloved hus- Laverty, Mrs.
Margaret Male, Mrs. Rita No. 789 and Cyrene lodge. No. 987, A.
F. DURLACHER-Louls band of the late Lina, fond father of Mrs. Chojnacki, and Mrs. Gladys Miller, grand- A. W.
grand steward of the grand Helen Altman of Los Angeles, Mollie. mother of fifteen grandchildren, lodge of A. F. A. M.
of Illinois. Member Leo, and Alfred Durlacher. dear brother of great-grandchildren. Funeral of John M. Pearson chapter, No.
231, and two the late Max and Gus. Services Tuesday, 8. from chapel, 5652 S. Wednesday, Ashland 10 A. Englewood commandery, No.
59, Feb. 14, at 1 p. at chapel, 936 E. nue to St. Raphael's church, ave- K.
Oriental consistory, Medinah Temple, 47th street. Interment Free Sons' cemetery. mass at 10:30. and Andrew Wilson chapter. No.
319. Mary's cemetery. REpublic O. E. S.
Masonic services Tuesday. 8 Interment St. p. m. EDBERG-Arthur C.
Edberg of New York, for- 7-0078. at chapel, 79th and Emerald. Interment Chicago, beloved husband of Mabel, KURYLO-Alexandra Kurglo, late of 1440 N. Wednesday at Cedar Park. merly of loving father of Robert.
Funeral Thursday, Bell avenue, dearly beloved wife of Stanley, 2 p. at chapel, 13350 Baltimore avenue. fond mother Jas- ROSSLE-Catherine E. Rossle, Feb. 12, bee of Joseph and Mitchell Interment Oak Hill, Hammond.
Please omit kiewicz. Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 15. 9 loved wife of Peter mother of Catherine flowers. Remains resting at chapel, after a.
from funeral home, 2246 W. North Balow, Muriel Bakken, Arthur, and 7 p. Wednesday. BAyport 1-7212. avenue, to St.
Mark's church. Interment St. ward Rossle, grandmother of 10 and great Adalbert's. BRunswick 8-6656. grandmother of five.
Funeral Wednesday EDGAR-Dean W. Edgar, father of Robert, morning at 10:30, from funeral home, 6216 Donald, Betty Jane Markus, George, Patricia, LEAHY-Eva Leahy, nee McCarthy; beloved N. Clark street. Service at St. Gregory's Verne, and Virginia, brother of Noble, Maude wife of the late Patrick, dear mother of church at 11 o'clock.
Interment St. BontConnor, and Bessie fa*gan. Funeral Wednes- Margaret G. Ward. Elizabeth G.
O'Connor, face's cemetery. day, 9 a. from chapel, 79th and Emerald, Joseph and the late John J. Leahy. to Saint Carthage church, 7320 Yale.
Funeral from chapel, 4138 Madison street, ROTH-Margaret Joyce Roth of 629 Garfeld Interment Saint Mary's. Wednesday, at 10 a. m. to St. Mel's church.
street, Oak Park, beloved mother of Feinberz. Interment Mount Carmel. Peter Dahlhelmer, fond sister of the late FEINBERG-Dora nee Rubinsky, -Patrick J. Leonard 816 W. Catherine Conion, Delia Byrne, Luke, and late of 4157 W.
Congress, beloved wife of 51st place, beloved husband of Kathleen James Joyce. Funeral Wednesday. 8:30 Ryan Leonard, fond father of John. Allen, from chapel, 5911 W. Madison Joseph dear mother of Abe.
Anna GinsMrs. Mary Palm, Brendan, Patricia, and the street. et Mason avenue, to Ascension burg. Louis, Sol, Blanche Pinsker, Florence Irving, 12. late Kevin.
Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. church. Interment Mount Olivet Feingold, and the late Ida F. Zinof der, four. Services Tuesday, great-grandmother from funeral home, 5438 S.
Halsted street, Native of Dunmore, County Galways Ireland, grandmother of cemetery, 1 p. at chapel, 3654 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Holy Name So- RUBINSKY-See Dora Feinberg.
to St. John the Baptist church. Interment Wilno cemetery in Forest Park. Please omit flowers. clety and Div.
241, Street Car Men's union. REAN-John J. Ryan, beloved brother of Alice 1 BOulevard 8-0662. C. Motier and the late Sister M.
Ricarda, FELDBERG-Anna Feldberg, nee Handler, 828 Levitt, beloved wife of the late B. V. and Daniel Ryan of Davenport, Ia. Gunnison street. beloved wife.
of George, George, fond mother of Theodore, Mrs. Har- Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 a. from late dear mother of Lester H. and Leonore Nor- riet Wolfson, and Herbert, dear sister of residence. 8045 Sangamon street, to St.
Leo ris, grandmother of Barbara Sue, Harold Mrs. Robert R. Levy, Mrs. Jacob Schimberg, chapel, 79th street and Sangamon. Norris, and Michael S.
Feldberg, sister of Mrs. A. Chester Green, the late Mrs. Louis ment Davenport, In. Nathan, Ida and Sam Handler, and Celia fu- Kohn, Sam, and Archie Levin.
Funeral Price. Services Tuesday, 1 p. at Wednesday, Feb. 15, 1 at chapel, SACHS-Fannie Sachs, nee Herr, beloved wife neral chapel, 5145 Broadway. Interment 936 E.
47th street. Interment Free Sons of the late Fred, dear mother of Jennie p. Jewish Waldheim. Member of Lawndale cemetery. Family at residence of Mrs.
Mesigal, Dorothy, Philip Minnie Siegel, Ladies Ald society. Please omit flowers. Howard Wolfson, 5555 Everett avenue, Dr. S. Jack, Evelyn Bloomfeld, and Cella FLEMING-Matthew A.
Fleming, 7800 S. Apt. 11A. Berman, 10 grandchildren, five great-grandhusband of Stella, children, sister of Tillie Rosenwald, Celia Morgan street, beloved LOEB-Sidney A. Loeb, 6450 Dante avenue, Traisman, and the late Louls end Isaac Herr nee Hughes; loving father of Helen Egan.
beloved husband of Enny, devoted father of beloved of brother and Ida Perry. Funeral Tuesday, 1 p. at grandfather Johnny Egan, Mrs. Lucille Sullivan, Mrs. Evelyn Pegram, chapel, 6935 Stony Island Interment avenue.
of George Fleming Nellie McDermott. Lollie Adolf Loeb, and the late Florence Kenyon, Funeral B'nal B'rith cemetery. Please omit flowers. Burlingame, and Esther Lawson. dear brother of Leo Loeb, Mrs.
Berthe Family at 5412 Drexel avenue. Thursday at 9 a. from chapel. 7949 S. Lang, Mrs.
Irma Davidson, Arthur A. Halsted street, to St. Leo's church. Burial Loeb, the late Cora L. Pflaum, and Minnie L.
SASEK-Rose Sasek, devoted sister of Mary Holy Sepulchre, Becker, loving grandfather of 10 grand- Novak, Beatrice Novak. Julia Krueger, children and two great-grandchildren. Funeral Anna, Emily, James, and George. Funeral FRAINEY-See Anna M. Polson notice.
at the convenience of the family. Resting at Wednesday, 2 p. at chapel, 6227 W. FRIEDMAN-Anna R. Friedman, late of 1244 chapel, 936 E.
47th street, until Wednesday Cermak road. Interment Bohemian National, S. Independence boulevard, Feb. 13, beloved morning. STanley 1866.
wife of Max, fond mother of Sam, Meyer, MAGRAM -Louis Magram, beloved husband of SCHMIDTRE-Clara Schmidtke, nee Aff, and Lillian Goldstein, dear grandmother of Rose, fond father of Sarah Hurns and Ann- 3425 Sunnyside avenue, beloved wife of three, fond sister of Dave, Harry, Sam, Wal- ette Eisenburg, dear brother of Winnie William fond mother of William Jr. and ter Friedman, and Sarah Warsaw. Services Schwartz. Johnny, William, and Barney Mag- Robert, loving daughter of Frieda An. dear at chapel, 4225 W.
Roosevelt road, Wednes- ram of Glen Falls, N. two grandchildren. grandmother of Barbara Ann. "Service day, 10 a. m.
Interment Waldheim. Funeral Wednesday, at p. at chapel, Thursday, 1 p. at chapel, 3905-07 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Westlawn Lincoln avenue.
Entombment Concordia. FUCHSMAN -Max Fuchsman, 7534 Cornell cemetery. Member of Albany Park post, Member of Chicago chapter, No. 43, Women avenue, beloved husband of Nora, fond No. 124, American Legion; 40 and 8, No.
of the Moose. brother of Anna Orloff, Dr. Murray M. 220, 1493 V. F.
W. Martha Katz. Michael, Blanche Cheek, SCHOLLE -Eva Scholle, nee Pollus, of DownLillian Gould, Leo, and Elsie Smikler. MAIER-Moses Mater, beloved husband of ers Grove, Feb. 12.
1950. beloved Service Wednesday, 11 A. at chapel, Gertrude Liston Maier, fond uncle of Philip wife of Garrett, fond daughter of Mary and 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Dempsey. Funeral services Wednesday, Feb- the late Albert.
devoted mother of Raymond, Cedar Park cemetery. ruary 15th. at 11 a. at funeral home, Norman, Ruth, and Barbara. Resting at 1359 Devon avenue at Glenwood.
Interment funeral home, 4920 Main street. Downers GALL--John Gall, formerly of 6916 S. Justine Calvary, Grove, Mass Feb. 15, 10 a. street, beloved husband of the late Susan at SS.
Cyril and Methodius church. Lemont, Wednesday, Stumpf Gall, fond father of Richard, Edward, MARCUS-Mossie Marcus, beloved husband of Ill. Interment SS. Cyril and Methodius Anita Povilus, Lillian, John and Schuman, nee Edward, Meyer; dear brother of Daisy cemetery. Arthur, Bessie, Bernice Gall.
At funeral home, 69th at Nathan, and Dr. Myron. Justine street, funeral Thursday, 9 a. Service Wednesday, 10 a. at chapel, -Ethel T.
Sherlock, 3201 Wise to Sacred Heart church. Interment St. Mary's. 5206 Broadway. Interment Westlawn.
Mem- consin avenue, Berwyn, wife of the ber of 985, A. F. late Ralph mother of Gordon W. and GEHL-Florence Burkhardt Gehl, beloved wile A. Universal lodge, No.
8, I. 0. 0. the late Howard M. Resting at funeral of Dr.
William H. Gehl, fond mother of and Victor Aid society. William H. Gehl and the late Hale MARKOS- E. home, 6910 Windsor avenue, Berwyn, until Markos, dearly beloved 12 noon, Wednesday.
Services 2 p. m. Thompson Gehl, daughter of Florence Burk- husband of Martha, nee Schau; fond father the Church of hardt Jones, niece of Mrs. William Hale of the late Alice Wednesday at Presbyterian Thompson. Resting at home for funerals, and Dorothy, brother of Berwyn, 32d and Clinton avenue, Berwyn.
Erie and Wabash until Rudolph. Resting at funeral home, 4138 Interment 3 Oak Woods. avenues, Tuesday W. North avenue. Services 2 p.
m. Thursnoon. Tuesday, Feb. 14, p. day, Feb.
16. Interment Waldheim ceme- SHIFRIN--Ray Shifrin of 4021 W. Services 2 13th at St. Chrysostom's church. Burial Graceland.
tery. Information, BElmont 5-6812. street. wife of the late Joseph, beloved GIERMAN-Clarence Gierman. 7936 S.
Nor- MARTENS--Charles mother of Shirley Schulkin, Charles, Sam, F. Martens, Feb. 12, and mal avenue, Feb. 13, 1950, beloved hus- 1950, beloved husband of Clara Martens, Ell. grandmother of six, sister of Fannie band of Hazel Glerman, father of Fred, fond brother of Ferdinand, Martha Seegers, Cohen, Minnie Horwitz, Rose Rubinstein, brother-in-law of Ruth Nyquist.
At chapel, Frieda Hacker, and William, At chapel, Eva Taxy, and Phil Harris. Services Tues316 W. 63d street, at Harvard avenue, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will day, 1 p. at chapel, 4225 W.
Roosewhere services will be held Thursday, Feb. be held Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 1 p. m. velt road, corner of Tripp.
Please omit 16, at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens. flowers.
GIROLAMO-Mary Girolamo, beloved wife of MARVIN- Marvin passed away suddenly SILVERMAN-Ida R. Silverman of 6423 Ellis Rocco, devoted mother of Bertha, Anthony, Sunday in Greenville, heart attack avenue, beloved sister of M. Bessie S. George, Mary Rheo, Josephine Gentile, Lee at home of friend, owner and trainer of Mitchell, and the late Julius. Services Calabrese, Frank, Leonard, and Rose Mc- race horses, widely known in racing circles, Wednesday, 2 p.
at chapel, 6935 Stony Cluskey, grandmother of 13 grandchildren. owned farm, Route 2, Stanton, Mich. Fu- Island avenue. Interment Free Sons Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from chapel, neral Wednesday, Hoffman funeral home, tery, Waldheim.
3159 Jackson blvd. at Kedzie, to Our Lady Greenville. of Sorrows church. Interment Mount Carmel. MASHOS-Bessle T.
Masnos, nee Stamos, rest- SINGLER-Evelyn Callopy Singler, Feb. 13, KEdzle 3-1617. dence 2707 E. 93d street, beloved wife of 1950, wife of the late Edward C. Singler, Thomas, dear mother of Jean, and Tommy mother of Sally Ann and Lynn, daughter of GLAVIANO-Frank Glaviano, beloved husband Mashos, beloved daughter of James and the late Thomas and Catherine Callopy, sim of Maria, nee Cottonaro; dear father of Katherine Stamos, fond sister of Mrs.
Sophie ter of Harold Callopy. Estelle Hau, the late Mrs. Frances Nelson, Charles, An- Carres, Mrs. Zoe Rummel, Sam, John, and Arthur, and Mark Callopy. At chapel, 2121 thony, Nick, and Mrs.
Catherine Berg, Christine Stamos. dear mother-in-law of Ann W. 95th street, where services will be held eight. Funeral Mashos. Member of St.
Helen's Women's Thursday, Feb. 16, at 11 grandfather of Thursday, a. m. 9 a. from chapel, 409 W.
North avenue, to St. Michael's church. Interment church; Greek Women's Club of South SLEICHERT-Josephine Sleichert, devoted wife Club of St. Constantine Hellenic Orth. St.
Joseph's. Chicago, and Daughters of Penlope. Funeral of the late John. fond mother of Frank, Bessie GOLDMAN-Charles Michael Goldman, age 3 Tuesday, 1 p. from chapel, 9500 Com- Michalec, Mildred Hyncik, Lillian Manusos, months, of 9603 Oglesby, of mercial avenue, to St.
Constantine's church, Stanley, and the late Mary Kozak, grande Elwin and darling son 7351 Stony Island avenue. Services, 2 p. m. mother of 12. great-grandmother Ruth, nee Katz: loving grandson of fives of Samuel and Evelyn Goldman, Sol and Interment Evergreen cemetery.
SOuth Chi- Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p. at chapel, 8-0155. 5218 S. Kedzie avenue. Interment Bohemian Mary Katz of Calumet City, Ill.
Services cago National. PRospect Tuesday, 2 p. at chapel, 6935 Stony McKAGUE -Rose McKague of 7614 Saginaw Island avenue. Interment O. B.
A. ceme- avenue, sister of the late William McKague, SMITH -Helena Smith, nee Laskowski, betery, Waldheim. aunt of Marie O'Rourke. Funeral Wednes- loved wife of the late Peter, dear mother of GRABINGER-John J. Grabinger, beloved hus- day, 9 a.
from funeral home, 5438 S. Anna Arndt, Cornelia Wilson, fond band of Dora, fond father of John Halsted street, to Visitation church. Inter- mother of Dolores, Elaine, Leo Armela, brother of Mrs. Cecelia Feiriesen, Mrs. Kath- ment St.
Mary's. BOulevard 8-0662. Donald and Katherine, great-grandmother of erine Meyer, Andrew, and Joseph Grabinger, McMANMON-Patrick McManmon, at residence Carol Ann and Garry, Funeral Tuesday, 8:30 grandfather of three grandchildren. Funeral of niece, Mrs. Catherine Joyce, 7926 Eber- a.
from funeral home, 2500 N. Cicero Thursday, Feb. 16. at 9:30 a. from hart avenue, brother of the late Catherine, avenue, to St.
Genevieve's church. Interment funeral home, 2056-58 Belmont avenue, to Thomas D. McManmon, captain C. F. Cedar Grove cemetery, Notre Dame, Ind.
St. Alphonsus church. Interment St. Bonl- Edward S. Butler, and Mrs.
Andrew Durkin, Member of Ladies Polish alliance. No. 114, face's cemetery. of Foxford, County Mayo, Ireland. Funeral South Bend, papers please copy.
GREELEY-Mary Keavney Greeley of 6746 Feb. 15, at 10 a. from 7-8070. Wednesday, BErkshire S. Racine avenue, beloved wife of the late mortuary, 7931 South Park avenue, to St.
S. Thomas, fond mother of Thomas of ment St. Mary's. Native of Foxford, County avenue, Feb. 13, 1950, beloved husband of Dorothy's church.
Mass 10:30 a. m. Inter- SPALDING-Roy Spalding. 9925 Prospect Detroit, Mary and the late John T. Mayo, Ireland.
Radcliffe 3-2230. Florence Zerue Spalding, fond father of Greeley, sister of Celia Menard, John Keav- Stewart grandfather of Roy S. and ney, the late Bessie Shirey and Anne Mul- MENTH-John J. Menth, late of 2103 S. Hal- Robert brother of Mrs.
Arthur G. Andervey. At funeral home. 69th at Justine street. sted street, dear son of the late -John son and Clifford Spalding.
At chapel, 2121 Funeral Wednesday, 9 to St. Bren- beloved father of John and Raymond, W. 95th street, where services will be held dan's church. Interment Mount Olivet. brother of Lillian Sturm.
Remains resting Wednesday. Feb. 15, at 3 p. m. Interment GROLL -Charles Groll, loving husband of at funeral home, 659 W.
18th street. Fu- Mount Hope. BEverly 8-2182. Lillian Carter Groll, fond father of John, neral Wednesday. 9 a.
to Sacred Heart Catherine Williams, Lillian Heidank, Virginia church, 19th and Peoria streets. Interment STEVENS-Grace Palmer Stevens, Feb. 13, Ventura, Charles, Joan, and Jane Groll. St. Mary's, SEeley 3-5711.
1950, of 822 Wesley avenue. Evanston, Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 9 MULLETT-Lillian Mary Mullett of 613 W. wife of the late Eustace M. Stevens.
from chapel, 3604 Ogden avenue, to Blessed 43d street. beloved daughter of the late Resting at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Sacrament church. Interment Queen of Edward and Josephine Mullett, dear sister Evanston. Service 4 p. m.
Wednesday at Heaven. of the late Josephine Hickey, fond aunt of First Presbyterian Lake street and church, Josephine Meloy, Miller Chicago avenue, Evanston. Burial private. HALEY-Minnie Haley, nee Gruenholz. of 5707 Margaret and James S.
Loomis boulevard, dearly beloved wife of Hickey. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from SULLIVAN-See Mary Cappetta notice. Austin, loving daughter of Marie and the funeral home, 712 W. 31st street, to St.
SVEDMAN Selma late John Gabriel's church. Interment St. Mary's Amalia Svedman. nee Gruenholz, devoted mother of Helm, Feb. 12.
1950, of 4856 cemetery. Information, 2-1158. W. FerdiMargaret Schwartz, fond sister of Martha, VIctory nand street, wife of the late August. RestWilliam, Frank, and the late Paul.
Funeral MURPHY-See Mary L. Cappetta notice. ing at funeral home, 318 N. Central aveWednesday, 9 a. from funeral home, NATHAN-Ben H.
Nathan of 542 N. Rush nue, Austin. Service Thursday. 2:30 p. me 1716-18 W.
63d street, to St. Raphael's street, beloved brother of Harry, Bertha, and Interment Forest Home. AUstin 7-0017. church. Interment Mount Olivet.
PRospect 6-1000. the late Mary Cohen and Michael. Services THORESON-Emil A. Thoreson, Feb. 12, Tuesday, 8 p.
at chapel, 4225 W. 1950, dear son of the late Hans and IngeHANSEN-Clara Hansen. Feb. 12. 1950, of Roosevelt road, corner of Tripp.
Interment borg, brother of Regna, uncle of Winifred 2234 Asbury avenue, Evanston, wife of Jewish Waldheim. Please omit flowers. Eicher. Members of Carpenters union, local the late Harry S. Hansen, mother of Robert NEMEC-Frank N.
Nemec of 5637 W. Roose- No. 181. Services Wednesday, 2 p. at H.
Hansen, Mrs. D. Parker Mrs. velt road, Cicero, beloved husband of Rose funeral chapel, 4338 Hatch, Fullerton avenue. InB.
K. Shaw, and Mrs. David A. nee Brejcha; devoted father of Rosemary terment Rosehill. Fullerton, sister of Mrs.
William Goltz, Mrs. Jean J. Ridgeway, George, and Oliver Johnson. Rest- and Roberta, fond son of Frank J. and WARD--See Eva Leahy Barbara Nemec, brother of Joseph Nemec ing at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, and Helen Yirsa.
Funeral Wednesday, Feb. WEILAND- Cora G. Welland of 911 Sherman service 2 p. m. Wednesday at Wheadon 15, 9 from funeral 6227 W.
avenue. Evanston, wife of the late Charles Methodist church, Ridge avenue and Noyes Cermak road, Odilo church. Interment Welland, beloved mother 'of Laverne Wella. home, street, Evanston. Interment Rosehill cemetery.
Queen of Heaven 1866. and, sister of Mrs. Florence Adams. Funeral to St. HARTFORD See John P.
Dunleavy notice. cemetery. mass Thursday, 11 STanley a. St. Mary's NORQUIST Norquist, nee Appel, of church.
Evanston. Interment All Saints' HARTSMAN- A. Hartsman, nee Rank. Newaygo, age 61 beloved wife cemetery. Resting at 1460 late 2240 S.
Trumbull avenue. beloved of Ernest, fond mother of Delores Groves avenue, Evanston. years, chapel, Sherman wife of Hubert dear sister of Genevieve of Flint, Vern Norquist of Holland, Connell, Henry L. Rank, Lawrence Rank. daughter of the WENDLER-Clara Wendler of Bartlett.
widow Franklin Rank, and the late Anna Stan- Cora Appel and late of Fred Wendler, mother of Herman. George, garone. Service. Thursday. 9 a.
from Regitz John, Louts. Mrs. Grace Ahrens, John sister of Hazel and Beatrice and Mrs. Pugh. Remains at funeral home, 3918 Irving Clara Nelson.
sister of funeral home, 2459 S. Christiana avenue, to Park 2 Services George Schlidt. Blessed Sacrament church. Interment St. p.
Services Thursday. Feb. 16. at 2 m. Tuesday.
Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 1:30 p. m. Inter- at chapel. 55 Center p.
Mary's. BIshop 7-7175. ment Montrose. street, Elgin. Interment Barlett cemetery.
-Myra Rowley Hegarty, formerly NORRIS- Thomas J. Norris. 2057 Cuyler of 2946 W. Pershing road, dearly beloved Feb. 11.
1950. beloved husband, of WIDMANN-See Isabella O'Connor notice. avenue, wife of the late Walter fond mother of Beatrice. Funeral Wednesday, Feb. 15.
at WILKE- -Mathilda Wilke of 2890 Milwaukee Dorothy Abel, grandmother Billy 10 a. m. from chapel, 2114 Irving Park avenue, beloved wife of the late Oscar Mrs. of Abel, sister of Joseph F. Rowley and Mrs.
road, to St. Benedict's church. Please omit fond mother of Milford and Harold, zrandHelen McLaughlin. Funeral Wednesday, 9 flowers. mother of Susan, sister of John, William, a.
from funeral home, 2616 W. 38th -Bessie R. Obermann, and Mae Raap. Service Thursday, 2 p. street, to St.
Agnes' church. Interment Holy of of at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton nee Oborny, Round Lake, formerly Berwyn. avenue. Sepulchre. LAfayette 3-0980.
Interment Eden. beloved wife of Edward devoted HINCKS-Nellie T. Hincks of 8020 Throop mother of Vivienne Vander Meulen. fond WISNER-See Isabella O'Connor notice. street, beloved daughter the Elizabeth, late James sister of Marie Graves, Joseph, and Charles and Anna Hincks, sister of Mary.
WITT- Carolina Witt, nee Schalk, of 2057 W. Anna, Matthew, Mrs. Patrick E. Drumm Oborny, loving grandmother two grand- 21st place, beloved wife of John fond of and the late James, John, and Thomas. children.
Service Thursday, Feb. 16, 10:30 mother of Louise Bobek. Carl. John. and Funeral Wednesday, Feb.
15, at 8:30 a. a. at funeral 6227 W. Cermak Caroline Norkus, and the late home, road. Interment Bohemian Clara Kinast, from funeral home, 72d street and Dor- National.
grandmother of eight, and great-grandmother chester avenue, to St. Sabina's church. Mass of three, sister of Bertha Blessing and STanley 1866. at 9:30 a. m.
Interment Mount Olivet OCHER--Josephine Ocher, nee Barczak. be- Augusta Will. Resting at funeral home, cemetery. FAirfax 4-1700. loved wife of Martin, dear mother of Martha, 2130-32 W.
21st street, until 11 a. m. HOLZINGER Sebastian Holzinger, beloved Anthony, Harry, Wednesday. Feb. 15.
Services 2 p. at Anna. BIll. Al. Irene, husband of Marie, nee Kaupert: fond father and the late Philip, fond St.
Matthew's Luth. church. 21st Florian, Jean, and of Marie and Alfred, brother of Mary sister of the Ven. Sister M. Janina of the Hoyne avenue.
Interment Concordia. VIrBlessed Kunegunda convent. mother-in-law Fritzsche, Agnes Lau, Elizabeth Wekong, of Alex Sumowski. John Stumpf, Kenneth ginia 7-7758. brother-In-law of Joseph Kaupert and Anton McDonald.
Elsie, Gwen, Jean, and Rosalyn, WOLAK-Helen Wolak, late of 3342 W. 230 Wander. Funeral Thursday, Feb. 16, at 9 grandmother of 11. Funeral Thursday, at street.
beloved mother of Frances a. m. from funeral home, Irving Park 9:30 a. from chapel, 3601 Diverse Estelle, Mae 2157 McGuire, Smitka, and Josephine Goralka. road, to St.
Benedict's church. Interment avenue, to Our Lady of Grace church. In- Funeral St. Wednesday. Feb.
15. 9:30 Joseph's cemetery. terment St. Adalbert's. ALbany 2-6424.
from chapel. 2159 W. Cullerton street. to HUEBSCHMAN-Amanda Huebschman of Pad- O'CONNOR- See Eva Leahy notice. St.
Ann's church. Interment Ressurection. dock Lake, formerly of 5322 N. Chris- O'CONNOR- 1 Virginia 7-6755. tiana avenue, beloved wife of Edward O'Connor, nee fond mother of Raymond Huebschman and sister Wisner, of beloved Valerie, wife of Widmann.
Raymond dear WOZNIAK-Max P. Wozniak, husband of of Johanna Nie- Helen Funeral the late Carolina, fond son of Peter A. Helen Jacobson, dear sister Gertrude Stahnke, fond grand- Wednesday, 10 a. from funeral home, and the late Bessie, nephew of Sidney man and 238 S. Cicero Edward Huebschman and Ann and avenue, to St.
Lucy's church. Rasens. Florence Wozniak, Virginia Rushmother of Interment St. Adalbert's. Services Wednesday, 1 lieu, Mae Rasens, the late Joseph Rasens Elaine Jacobson.
3905 Lincoln avenue. OLSON-Elizabeth A. Olson, nee Swanson. and Charlotte Hansen. Funeral from chapel, p.
6423 Newgard avenue, Feb. 13, 1950. be- 3100 Irving Park road. Wednesday, 9:30 at chapel. under auspices of Constellation chapter, No.
681, 0. E. S. Interment Acacia Park. loved mother of Mildred E.
Pearson. Ruth V. a. to Our Lady of Mercy church. InterKent.
Robert Elizabeth and Richard ment St. Adalbert cemetery. JACQUES Clara Jacques, nee Freund, Feb. grandmother of eight grandchildren. At Wozny, 813 N.
street. chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where loved father of Set. Leon U. S.
1950. beloved wife of Joseph, dear WOZNT-Leon May 12. mother of Clarice and and Carolyn, sister grand- of services will be held Thursday, Feb. 16, at Theresa, and Edward. fond brother of Frank, Clarence, mother of Cynthia 2 p.
m. Interment Elsie. Adeline, and Edwin. Service Rosehill. Joseph.
Stanley, Mitchel, and Josephine WatMinnie. Thursday, 2 p. at funeral chapel, 4338 PARK--James R. Park. suddenly Feb.
11, son. Funeral Feb. 16. at Thursday, 9:30 Fullerton avenue. Interment Acacia Park of 802 Seward street.
Evanston, husband m. from chapel, 1331-33-35 W. Chicazo cemetery. of Mary Steffens Park, father of Mrs. avenue.
to St. Bondface's church. Interment Margaret Ann Smith. James Richard, and St. Adalbert's cemetery.
MOnroe 6-4643. JASKIEWICZ--See Alexandra Kurgio notice. 2735 Patricia Ann Park. Funeral Tuesday. 2:30 ZAKOVSKY-Sarah Rebecca Zakovsky, late of JOHNSON- of Lily, p.
at chapel, 1555 Maple avenue, 1911 S. Christiana avenue, beloved wife of Thomas Johnson Lexington street, brother Evanston. Interment Memorial Park. Hyman. dear mother of Gertrude Lederman, beloved husband the late dear father W.
Madison PETERSON- A. Peterson. 3647 W. 624 Diane Yawes. Mary Willner, Martha Weiner, of Barbara, of Mary.
Resting at will be held street, Feb. 12, 1950, beloved son of Mabel and Harry, grandmother of four. Services funeral home, 5708 and Arthur H. Peterson, fond brother of Tuesday. 2 p.
at chapel. 3654 W. Roosestreet, where services Wednes day, 7-2012. p. Carol, grandson of Mrs.
Anna Brunke. At velt road. Interment Westlawn cemetery, at 2 m. Interment Forest Home. AUstin chapel, 2121 W.
95th street, where services Please omit flowers. JOHNSTON -Belle ahnston, sister of Lou, will be held Wednesday, Feb. 15, at 2 p. m. F.
Zelger, beloved husband of Grace, and the late James. Services private. Interment Archer Woods. ZEIGER-August Wehner; dear father of William Please omit flowers. PETROVIC- Antonette Petrovic, Fox River August Edward Clarence and Anna, nee JORDAN-Thomas Jordan, beloved husband of Grove.
beloved wife of the late Joseph, Anna Zelger, fond grandfather of Lols MuelEmily, nee Swanson; fond father of Thomas dear mother of Rose Frymi, Geraldine Kosat- ler, Donaid and Dale Zelger. Funeral WednesE. Jr. brother of Catherine Murphy, Rose ka and John Petrovic, fond sister 61 day. 10 a.
from funeral home, 79th Carmichael and Margaret Garling. Funeral Josephine Haj6k and Anna Jouza. Funeral street, at Loomis boulevard, to St. Sabina's Thursday from chapel, 3159 Jackson boule- Wednesday at 10 a. m.
from funeral home, church. Interment St. Mary's cemetery. vard, at Kedzle, to St. Aloysius church.
6716 W. 16th street, Berwyn, to Bohemian Member of St. Mauritius court, C. O. F.
4 Interment Mount Carmel. KEdzie 3-1617, National crematorium. GUnderson 144. U. of Operating Engineers, local 399, KALWA-Frank Kalwa of 4529 S.
Mozart, PINTOZZI-Rafaela Pintozzl, Saturday, Feb. ZIMMERMANN-Joseph E. Zimmermann, hus beloved husband of Mary, dear father of 11, daughter of Joseph and the late Frances band of Helen, nee Velsbecker: father of Walter. Sophie Jakubowski, Stephen and Pintozzi, sister of Mrs. Della Matysik, Mrs.
Mrs. Rita Marie Nelson, Joan, Thomas, Frances Pinciak, father-In-law of Corinne, Marie Ziven, Mrs. Theresa Pacelll, Anthony, Carol Ann. James, Joseph, Peggy, Terri, and Victoria, Thaddeus Jakubowski and Joseph Stephen, Joseph, and Francis Pintozzi. Rest- the late Donald, brother of Anthony and Pinciak.
Funeral Thursday. 9:30 In parlors, 3044 W. Cermak road. Mrs. Rose Shelton, father-In-law of Edward from chapel, 4604 S.
Walcott avenue, to Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. to st. Nelson. Funeral Wednesday.
9:30 a. Five Holy Martyra' church. Interment Resur- Charles' church, 2060 W. Roosevelt zoad. from chapel, 6222 Broadway, to St.
Gregory's rection cemetery, Interment Mount Carmel cemetery, church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery..
