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KOHLER Caroline Kohler, nee Koch, beloved DEATH NOTICE MSGR. REMPE, 72, ST. CLEMENT'S DUNNING Frank M. Dunning. 6538 I.

Hal. sted engineer EngKwoi theater. Retting at funeral home, 6915 Wentworth av. Funeral Saturday at 2 p. m.

Interment Oak Hill cemetery. Member of Greater Chicago lodge. Loyal Order of Moose. EACH Charles F. Each, late residence.

7255 Yates avenue, hsuband of Mrs. Augusta Rentsch Each, brother of Henry and the late John and Arthur Each. Member of Trlluml-rar lodge. No. 787.

A. F. A. M. Resting at funeral home, 79th street and Phillips FIKRSGN-Harry O.

person, tiusbar.4 of late Alloc nee Warner: beloved fatner cf Lt. Harry U. S. brother ef Mrs. Alma Jacobs, Edward, and Arthur Pterson, trana--father of Marllou and Susan Alice Pierjcn.

Services Saturday. 2 p. at chapel. 6C2J Broadway. Burial Monday, 10 a.

Iron! chapel to Mount Carmel. PONCZKOWSKI John Ponce 1 Ponczkcwsxt, beloved aon cf Valeria Przybll, fond of Alphonse. Walter. Helen Godzlcki. Valeria West, and Felix.

Funeral 9:30 a. from residence. 6133 N. New-burg avenue, to St. Thecla thurch.

Interment St. Adalbert's. CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE 2ft Friday. Ffc. IS.

1946 LABOR PAY ROLL BIG SECTION IN TRANSIUIGSAW 20 Per Cent Hike Asked on Surface Lines BY WILLIAM SHINNICK One of the most important but little discussed factori in the Chicago traction problem is rates of pay for the employes of the surface and elevated lines. This' intricate question has been brought sharply Into focus by the new demand of the surface lines union for what is Mil -JSiy PT VH IIP Fix of spring a beautiful print dress I just saw the first harbinger in m. shop OBITUARIES window. Herman Kilponen Herman Kilponen, 61, of 321 Ra vine av, Waukegan, secretary of the Illinois Temperance league for the last 20 years and treasurer of the Waukegan Finnish Temperance soci ety, died yesterday In his home after a heart attack. He immigrated to Waukegan from Finland in 1902.

He is survived by his widow, Hulda; a daughter, Lillian; three sons, Ar thur and Ray, both of Waukegan, and Edwin of North Chicago. Serv ices will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in the Finnish. Lutheran church, Waukegan.

Charles Herbert Coles Services for Charles Herbert Coles, 87, president of the 100 year old printing firm, De Lang Coles Co, 415 S. Wells st, will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. in the chapel at 4920 Main st. Downers Grove.

Mr. Coles died yesterday in his home, 4734 Highland av Downers Grove, after a brief illness. He also was a member of the Chicago Historical society. Surviving are his widow, Gladys, a son, Charles H. Jr, and a daughter, Elizabeth.

Carl Stephen Schroeder Services for Carl Stephen Schroeder, 84, of 711 Park av, Wilmette, will be held tomorrow at 10 a. m. in St. Joseph's church, Wilmette. A member of the Benziger Brothers firm, Catholic church goods distribu tors, for 50 years until his retire ment 16 years ago.

Mr. Schroeder died in his home yesterday. He is survived by. daughter, Sister Mary Paschal, and three sons, Joseph William and Bernard A. Edward David De Courcey Edward David De Courcey, 48, died yesterday after a six months' illness.

He had been chief room clerk in the Hotel Sherman. He is survived by two sisters, Veronica and Mrs. David Sweeney; a brother, Matthew, all of Rochelle, Ogle county, and an uncle, Matthew Mc-Donough, a Chicago fire captain. Services will be held at 10 a. m.

Monday in St. Patrick's Catholic church, Rochelle. Joseph P. Sullivan Joseph P. Sullivan, 48, of 1807 N.

Natoma av, a commission merchant for more than 22 years, died yesterday in Belmont hospital of injuries suffered Wednesday in a fall down the elevator shaft at 817 Randolph st. He is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Helen T. Monroe and Mrs. Mary Tansey, and three brothers, Theodore, Eugene, and the Rev.

John J. Sullivan, S. J. Frank J. Schafer Services for Frank J.

Schafer, 64, of 530 Washington blvd. Oak Park, vice president of Meeker-Magner company, an insurance agency, will be held at 10 a. m. today in St. Edmund's church.

Oak Park. Mr. Schafer died Wednesday in his home. Surviving are his widow, Mary; a daughter, Mrs. Catherine Fox, and a son, Lt.

j. g. Frank J. Jr. Frank Langdon Morgan Frank Langdon Morgan, 48, a Chicago reporter for Variety, a theater magazine, died of a heart attack yesterday in the home of a relative.

He lived at 6751 Jeffery av. Mr. Morgan had been in the show business since he was 9, starting as en usher in the old nickelodeons. He later worked for the old Vitagraph exchange, and in 1918-'19 operated the Idle Hour theater in Michigan City, Ind. Later Mr.

Morgan served as Chicago editor of the Billboard, as Chicago correspondent for the Quigley movie magazines, and in 1942 joined Variety. He is survived by his widow, LeaJv head of the rental book: section of Marshall Field Co. Mrs. Mary Hill Peterson Memorial services for Mrs. Mary Hill Peterson, 77, of 668 Irving Park a life long Chicago resident who died Wednesday in St.

Petersburg, will be held at 2:30 p. m. Saturday, Feb. 23, in the Edgewater Presbyterian church. She is sur-.

vived by her husband, Wiliam A. Peterson, a retired nursery owner; daughter, Mrs. Gertrude P. Dun-gan; two sons, Harold 1L and Norman and a brother, Oliver N. Hill.

William N. Granger Services for William N. Granger, 54, of 3424 Elaine retired Chicago newspaperman and former employe of The Tribune, will be held; 3 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel 2701 Clark st.

Mr. Granger died Wednesday in Mercy hospital. He was with the Chicago Herald-Amer ican when he retired several years ago. His widow, Gretchen, and a daughter, Grace, a secretary of the editorial department of TheTribune, survive. John J.

Janette John J. Janette, 38, of 7530 La fayette a war hero, died of a heart attack yesterday. He won the silver star for rescuing two men from a burning building in England. Since his discharge, Janette had been operating the Evans club at 7906 Evans av. He is survived by his widow, Lillian, and a daughter.

Joan, 16. Services will be held at 9:30 a. m. Monday in St. Carthage's church.

Clyde W. Schoener Services for Clyde VV. Schoener, of 5140 W. 23d st, Cicero, who died Wednesday night, will be held 8:45 p. m.

today in the chapel at 2307 S. Laramie Cicero. Mr. Schoener was postmaster of Cicero during the administration of President Wilson. Rafael Vega Sanchez MEXICO CITY, Feb.

14 MP) Rafael Vega Sanchez, Mexican poet and revolutionary, died yesterday. participated in the 1910 revolution against Porfirlo Diaz and later was elected to the constituent wife of the lat Henry Kohler, fond mother of Ella Mock, Harriett Laury. and Harry Kohler. dear grandmother of Maxine, Harriett. Beverly, and Ronald, great-grandmother of Joyce.

Funeral Saturday. Feb. 16, 2 p. at late residence. 34 24 W.

Media avenue. Interment Forest Home cemetery. KOHLES John Kohlei, C. F. D.

Engine Co. No. 25, husband of Sophie, nee Majdanow-skl: fond father of Lorraine, John and Paul, dear brother of Mrs. Alvlna Hessler. Funeral Saturday at 10 a.

m. from chapel, 4907 Archer avenue, to St. Charles' church, 12th street and Hnyne avenue. Interment Resurrection. Virginia 0521.

KOMAR Mary Komar. late residence. 9139 Exchange avenue, wife of John, mother of Mrs. Mary Tomko, Mrs. Pauline Kopchak.

Joseph, Lt. Comdr. John U. S. and Michael.

Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. from late home to St. John the Baptist church. 9129 Burley avenue.

Mass 10 a. m. Inter ment St. Mary's cemetery. South Sfi.

6US9. KRAL Jacob C. Krai cf Crystal Lake. formerly of 4652 N. Harding avenue, beloved husband of Jennie, nee Frisch: devoted father cf Frank I.

and John Marie Krai Waselewskl. and Rose Masek. Services Saturday, Feb. 16. 2 p.

at funeral home. 6227-29 w. Cermak road. Interment Bohemian National. Berwyn 1866.

KRAMMER Fanny Krammer. nee Kaes, ef 14 20 N. Central Park avenue, beloved wife nf the late Mathlas, fond mother of Joseph granamoxner or tieien, josepn. ana iwary. alater of Anna Mers.

Funerald Saturdav 9 a. from funeral home, 37M North avenue, to Maternity B. V. M. church.

Interment St. Joseph'. Bel. 4047. KUBIT A Frances Kublta.

late of 1730 S. Union avenue, beloved wife of Edward Kublta, dear mother of Leonard, daughter of Ursula Bumblls, sister of Albert and Bruno Bumblls. Funeral Saturday. Feb. 16.

at 9:15 a. from chapel, 1729 S. Halsted street, comer of 17th place, to Sacred Heart church. In terment St. Caslmlr'a.

Canal 1344. LACEY George R. Lacey. devoted husband of Stella, beloved father of Russell and Viola Lavln. Funeral from chapel.

7319 Madison street. Forest Park, Saturday, 10:30 a. to St. Bernardlne a church. Interment Mount CarmeL LANDI Catherine Landl.

nee Ferro: beloved wife ot Fred. Funeral Saturday. 9 a. from chapel. 7736 Cottage Grove avenue, to Holy Cross church.

Interment Mount carmel. LANDINI Domenlco Landlnt passed away Dec. 14, 1945. at Ruota Lucca, Italy, beloved husband of the late Maria, nee Glannonl; fond father ot Albert rt Chlrago and Giuseppe, Fofroslna. and the Rev.

Guerino of Ruota Lucca. Italy. LAW Annie Law. 5939 Eggleston avenue, Feb. 14.

1946. wife of the late Charles Law. At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Saturday. Feb.

16. at 11 a. m. Interment Graccland. LFNZ Julius Lent Resting In Cod'a care." dear brother ot Albert.

Mrs. Minnie Bom-kamp. Mrs. Anna Schmidt, fond uncle of Carl Neumann. Adolph Schmidt.

Albert Lent and Dorothy Neumann. Funeral Saturday. Feb. 16, 1 p. at funeral home, 525 Armltage avenue.

Interment Ridgewood. LEONI Mary Bfcego Leonl. nee Martin, sud denly, beloved wife of the late Peter, fond mother of Louis and John, mother-in-law of Beatrice and Florence, grandmother of Gloria, Sylvia, Loralne, and Pvt. John R. Blcego of A.

A. F. Funeral Saturday. Feb. 16.

at 9 a. m. from chapel, 2064 W. Polk street, to St. Calllsto's church.

Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Information, Ha market 0900. MALINOSKI Leon Mellnoskl, beloved husband of May. nee Wlzeslnskl, fond father of Pfc.

Richard. Slgfrled. and Gladys, father-in-law of Oswln Kotelman, Dorothy, and Virginia. Funeral Monday. Feb.

18. at 9:30 a. from chapel. 2021 Dickens avenue, to All Saints' church. Interment All Saints" cemetery.

For Information call Humboldt 9463. MARKEL Hulda Markel .281 Northwood road. Riverside, beloved wife cf Ralph M. Markel. dear mother of the late Helen fond daughter of Nellie Nelson, loving sister of Eugenia James and Eleanor E.

Harding. Resting at funeral home, 6910 Windsor avenue. Berwyn. until Saturday neon. Services at First Baptist church.

34th and Berwyn. Saturday. 2 p. m. Burial Rosehlll.

MARVAN James Marvan of 2636 Luther street, beloved husband of Rose, dear father of Emily DurTek, Bess Touzinsky, and Lorraine Green, grandfather of seven. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. from funeral home, 2325 S. California avenue, to Assumption church, 24th street and S.

California avenue. Interment Resurrection. Rockwell 0166. MASCELLTNO Salvatore Mascelllno. beloved husband ot the late Franceses, devoted fath er of Peter.

Mrs. Lucy Burgo. Mrs. Mary 11 Puma, and Mrs. Rose Vertsarlo.

father-in- law of Sam Burgo, James LI Puma, and Tony Vcrisarlo, dear brother of Mrs. Mary Clcardo and Mrs. Rose De Perl of Garfield, N. J. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.

from chapel, 441 W. North avenue, to St. Philip Benlzi church. Interment Mount Carmel. Michigan 1234.

MASTERSON See Ann Doheny notice. MAXWELL James Maxwell. 1820 E. lst street. Feb.

13. 1946. husband cf Lena Max well, father ot John J. Maxwell and Hazel Sauer. brother cf Rebecca, Marlah, Magcie.

William, and Joseph. At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Satur day. Feb. 16.

at 1 p. m. Burial Mount Hope. MAYER Martin Mayer, dear brother of Mlna Mayer cf Switzerland and Selma Welden of Portland. Oae.

Services Friday, 4 p. at chapel. 5206 Broadway. McGONTGAL Terrene McGonleal tit 6012 S. Marshfteld avenue, beloved aon of the lat Henry and Catherine McGontgal.

fond brother cf Anna, Arthur, Helen, and Alice Day. Fu neral Saturday. 8:30 a. from luneral home. 79th at.

at Loomla to St. Theo dore church. Interment Calvary cemetery. Information. Triangle 1187.

MESERVE Edna L. Meserve. of 4407 Wil-ox atreet. beloved wife of Clarence dear mother cf Ralph. Hugh, and Earl.

Resting at funeral home. 5708 W. Madison street, where serv ices will be held Saturday at 3 p. m. In terment oakrldge.

Austin 2012. MEYER Albert Meyer, beloved husband cf Catherine nee Andmlaitls: dear father of Robert John Meyer. R. M. 2d class.

U. S. brother of Martin, Peter. Frank. John, and the late Mrs.

Kate Weber. Nicholas, and William Meyer. Funeral from chapel, 4138 Madison street. Saturday, at 9:15 a. to Resurrection church.

Interment St. Caslmlr'x. Aurora, 111., papers please copy. MEYER Laura E. Meyer, beloved dauchter cf Albert H.

and the late Mary, fond sister cf Elsie, Olive, and Ethel Llchty. Services Saturday, Feb. 16. at 2 p. at Mount zion I.uth.

church, comer 81st and May afreets. Interment Mount Greenwood. Resting at funeral home, corner 79th and Aberdeen, until noon Jsaturrfftv xttt m. l-Xl' nee Kerr: brother of Roy and Laurin. Member of Normal Park lodge.

No. 797. A. F. A A.

Normal Park chapter. No. 210. R. A.

South Side Swedish club, and Ridge Country club. At chapel. 1648 W. 63d street, until noon Saturday. Services 2:30 p.

m. Saturday, at Grace Methodist church. 7800 S. Loomla boulevard. Inter ment Beverly.

MIT.LER Donalda Miller ct 3321 66th place, beloved wife cf Eller. fond daughter of Marjorle and Walter CUne. sister of the late Harold. Services Saturday at 2 p. m.

at chapel. 6245 S. Kedile avenue. Interment Woodlawn. MILLER Emma S.

Miller, wife cf the late William N-. mother of George, Bessie Herr mann, and Charles, sister cf Andrew Charles, and Walter Schaffer. Annie Nelson, and Hattte Paulsen, grandmother cf live. great-grandmother of one. services Saturday, 2 p.

at chapel. 2346 W. Madison street, to Mount Auburn cemetery. Milwaukee, papers please copy. MUELLER Jacob Mueller of 2310 N.

Spring field avenue, beloved husband of the l.te Emma, nee Asterberger: fond lather of Harry, Emma Kutll, Elmer. Violet Lenz. Theresa Flebbe. Johanna De Geeter. Loretta Atkow- skl.

Leonard. Elsie Zywidel. and Jacob Jr. Services Saturday, 3 p. at funeral home.

3301 Fullerton avenue. Burial Elmwood Park MURPHY Daniel F. Murphy 9. 2 c. U.

S. member of submarine Corvina. F5 Daniel F. Murphy Sr. and Elsie brother cf Loretta Gray.

Marguerite Jost. Sister Judith. O. S. Mary.

Patricia, Bette. Lou-anne. Carta, and the late Regina Ann. Me morial mass Saturday, Feb. 16.

at 10 a. at St. Margaret Mary's church. NAGY Ida Nagy. Feb.

13. 1946. cf 1223 E. 57th street. Services at St.

Thomas the Apostle church. Saturday. 9:30 a. m. Interment St.

Joseph's cemetery. Resting In chapel. 4227 Cottage Grove avenue. NEVILLE See Mary A. Steeves notice.

NICHOLS Eugene Lawrence Nichols. Feb. 14, 1946. loving child of Gene and Grace Nichols. At residence.

4710 S. Wentworth avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Feb. 16. at 10 a. m.

Interment St. Mary'. NYE William Charles TBriggsT Nye. 542 W. 56th street, Feb.

13. 1946. husband cf Evelyn Louise Nye. brother cf Myrtle Behnke. At chapel.

63d and Harvard, where services will be held Saturday. Feb. 16, at 3 p. m. Interment Mount Hope.

O'GRADY Katherlne O'Grady, Feb. 14. 1946. cf 4125 Berkeley avenue, sister ot annie Passmore. Dan.

and Will O'Grady. aunt of i.r,..H Csnilaas Inaalt' Florence Murphy. Services Holy Angels' church. Saturday, 9:30 a. m.

Interment Calvary. Resting at chapel. 4227 Cottage Grove avenue. OLIVE June A. Olive, nee Bannes.

cf 3213 VV. 65th place, beloved wife of Samuel, fund daughter cf William and Marie Bannes. sister cf Shirley, daughter-in-law of Dan and Mary Olive. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from chapel.

8908 S. Kedsle avenue, to St. Nicholas of Tclentine church. Interment family lot. Gro.

0090. PAVLIK Anna Pavlik. cf 2631 Rldgeland avenue, Berwyn, beloved mother of Marie Dulla, dear mother-in-law cf Emll J. Dulla and Anna Pavlik, grandmother of Pauy Dulla. Frank akl Joane Pavlik.

Resting at chaptl. 2618-2(1 Rldgeland avenue. Funeral Saturday. Feb. 16.

at 2 p. to Woodlawn cemetery. Information, Berwyn 510. PETERSEN Nls Jensen Petersen of 10600 Lancley avenue, husband of Maria. lamer of Mrs.

Helen Dykstra. Mrs. Christine Seeder and the late Jens, grandfather of Russell Chester Dykstra. Resting at chapel. .214 E.

115th street. Service Saturday, Feb. 16. at 2 p. m.

Interment Beverly, PETKRSON Mary Hill Peterson of 668 Irving Park road, passed away Feb. 12, in St. Petersburg. wife of William A. Peterson, mother of Mrs.

Irvine M. Dungan. Harold and Norman sister of Oliver N. Hill. Memorial services 2:30 p.

m. Saturday, Feb. 23. at Edgewater Presbyterian church, Bryn Mawr avenue at Kenmore. Please emit flowers.

Interment private. Information, WeL 1600 or Amb. 3240. PLOTNICK Sarah Plotnick of 2520 N. Sawyer avenue, beloved mother of Fay Kaplan, Louis Plotnick nd Anne Bodrnsteln.

seven grand children, one sister and four brothers in England. Member of Vtlner Sisters Benevolent Aid society. Funeral Friday. 1 p. at chapel.

3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Jewish Waldheim. Family at Bodensteln residence, 4330 N. Aver avenue. emit Sower.

Jr, In Mrnioriam. KIR BY Ma rk R. Klrby Sr. In loving mem ory of our dear husband and lather, woo departed this life Feb. 15.

1944. The rolllnc stream of life rolls on. But still the vacant chair Recall! the love, the voice, the amile Of one who once aat there. Beyond the sunset he has gone. SUU memories linger on.

WIFE AND EONS. LANCER Walter Linger. In loving memory cf my dear husband, who passed away Feb. 15. 1942.

JOSEPHINE. TIITELE Elmer Thlele, who passed away Feb. 15, 1942. Always in our memory. LOVING MOTHER AND SISTER.

UMERICHT Pfc. William F. Umbrlcht. In loving memory of our dear aon, BUI, on JwSS Ms 24th birthday, killed In Germany IT- April 10. 194 5.

You are always In our hearts." GRANDMA, AUNT FANNT, AND AUNT EVELYN. UMBRICHT Pfc. William F. Umhricht. killed In Germany April 10, 1945.

In loud 1st memory of our beloved Bill on tils 24Ui 11 birthday. MOTHER, DAD, ED AND JIM. WERDEKTTSH Sgt. Leo R. Werderltsh.

A. A. F. In lovlnc memory of our dear aon and rg brother, who gave his life for hia coun-l try Feb. 15.

194 5. In Italy. Gone la the face we lovtd so dear, Silent the sweet voice we loved to hear. Our hearts were troken on that sad day. Our eyes shed many tear.

Peacefully you rest across the sea. You who meant so much to us. With God's help we hope and pray That we will meet araln some day. MOM. DAD, AND BROTHERS.

AYLING William H. Ayllng beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ayllng loving brother of Mrs.

Martha Opasik. Alfred Robert. Paul, and George Wesley Ayllng. Resting In chapel, 4717 Broadway, until Saturday. Feb.

16, 11 a. m. In Emanuel Lutheran church. Shakespeare and Maple-wood avenues, at 2:30 p. m.

Interment Ridge-wood cemetery. BACH Otto Bach of 2213 Roseoe street, resting In God's care, beloved father of Paul Otto, Mae A. Mlckeison, Walter Sherman, and Harold Gordon, loving grandfather of eight grandchildren, fond brother of Charles and Millie. At chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, until 10 a. m.

Monday. Services Monday. 2 P. at Olivet Presbyterian church, 1441 Cleveland avenue. Member of Integrity No.

997. A. A A. and Pressman's union, local No. 3.

Masonic services at grave. Interment Montrose. BALLOU Jacob M. Ballon. Feb.

12. beloved husband of Lorraine Weber Ballou. fond father of Melvln and Lois Ballou. son or Minnie Hotzfleld. brother of Fred Ballou and Kva Bolllniter of Los Anzelea.

Cal. At resi dence. 14Ath street and West avenue, Orland Park, until Saturday noon. Services at Orland park Methodist church Saturday, 2 p. m.

Interment Falrmount. Member ef Orland Park post, No. 526. American Lesion. Friends may call at chapel, 5522 S.

Halstcd street, Wednesday and Thursday cnly. BANNES See June A. Olive notice. BARRY Nathan I. Barry, suddenly.

Feb. 14, of 1019 N. Humphrey avenue. Oak Park, husband of Phyllis Barwlse Phalen Barry. Rrstlni at funeral home.

318 N. Central avenue. Austin, until Friday noon. Services and Interment Dixon, 111., Saturday. Euclid 7487.

BASOLO Maria Basolo, 5946 Jl. Princeton avenue, beloved wife of the late Domenlco Basolo. fond mother of Frank Mrs. Mabel Ronchetto. Mrs.

Rose Huber. and Domenlco, grandmother of four grandchildren, great-grandmother of one. Resting at funeral home. 6915 Wentworth avenue. Funeral Saturday at 8:30 a.

to St. Martin's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. BEAM Charles F. Beam, loving husband of Myrtle Beam, nee Hansen: fond father of Lawrence C.

and Kenneth grandfather of Carol, brother of MUlle Buckley. Services Friday. 1:30 p. at chapel. 624 N.

Western avenue. Interment Oakrldge. Arm. 7800. BICEGO See Leonl notice.

BLAUROCK Gustav F. Blaurock. beloved husband of Marie, nee Frltscher; loving father of Harry C. and Elva Rasmussen. Resting at funeral home.

3918 Irving Park road. Services Saturday. 3 p. m. Entombment Roschllt Mausoleum.

BOBBORA Staff Sgt. Rocco W. Bobbora, age 12( IT A A IT nltn. in ls over soutnwest pacinc. Dec.

1, 1943, presumptive date of death Jan. 11 loafi dearly beloved aon cf Grace and the late rasquaie. near brother of Phtlomena and Guv. Memorial mass Saturday. Feb.

16. 10 a. at St. William's church, Sayre avenue and wngntwooa avenue. BODENSTEIN See Sarah Plotnick.

BONDS Margaret Bonds, age 85. of 6652 s. Wabash avenue. Services 11 a. m.

Feb. 16, 1946. at Bethesda Baptist church. Michigan avenue at 53d street. BORCHERS Herman W.

Borchers of 7(549 Eastlake terrace, suddenly Feb. 14. 1946. beloved husband of Net a Borchers. fond brother of Arthur Walter and the late Frank A.

Borchers. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Feb. 16.

at 1 p. m. Interment Rosehlll. BUCKLEY Pvt. James Buckley.

V. S. ta. missing In action In France Jan. 19.

f5 195. now presumed dead, beloved son of John and the late Alice, fond husband eif Fve. loving father of Louise, James, and Richard. Memorial mass Saturday, Feb. 16.

9:30 a. at St. Lucy's church, 5900 W. Lake atreet. CAHn.L Edith May Cahill.

wife of Philip mother of Daniel sister of Ida Brlnk-meyer. Services Saturday. 1 p. at rhapel. 234 6 W.

Madison street, to Forest Home cemetery. CAHILL Irene M. Cahill. Feb. 13.

194 9. at her home, 2000 Thornwood avenue, Wilmette, 111., mother cf Dorothy. Walter, Richard. Marjorle Vane, and Klspeth Swnpe. sister of Mrs.

John Kerrigan and Mrs. James Walsh. Resting at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Evans-ton. III.

Mass 10 a. m. Friday, at St. Joseph's church. Lake avenue and Rldce road, Wilmette.

Interment at Calvary cemetery. No flowers, please. CALLAHAN Daniel Callahan, beloved husband ot Rose, dear father of William. Mrs. Rose Ellen Misener, Daniel Mrs.

Winifred Koss, and Capt. Thomas, U. S. beloved brother of Nellie Glenn and William Callahan of San Francisco, Cal. Funeral Monday.

Feb. 18. at 9:30 a. from hla late residence. 3732 W.

Division street, to Our Lady of the Angels church. Interment St. Joseplvs. Member of Sherman court, No. 228.

C. O. and Holy Name society, canal 1344. CANTWELL Walter A. Cantwell.

late of 3012 Van Buren street, beloved husband of Mar garet, nee Clark: fond father of Margaret O'Neill and Joseph, dear brother of James. Marie McCann, Irene Martin, and Bernlce Hall. Funeral Saturday, at 11:30 a from funeral home. 4245 Madison street, to Our Lady of Sorrow church, interment Mount Carmel. CAPRIO See Jennie Fuoco notice.

CARLSON Gustav R. Carlson, brother of Charles P. Anderson, and Mrs. Alma toget her: of California. Resting at funeral ncme 3918 Irving Park road.

Services Saturday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Ridgewood ceme tery. CASAGRANDE Ionora Casagrande. Feb.

14 1946, 6653 S. Yale avenue, oeiovea wne of Joseph B. Casacrande, mother of Louis John and Mrs. Sahlna Knight, grandmother of Lt. Joseph B.

Casagrande. At rhapil. 415 W. 63d street. Funeral Satur day.

2:30 p. m. Interment Evergreen. Member of Hamilton Park chapter. No.

718, O. E. S. Peabody lodge Degree ot Honor. COLES Charles H.

Coles. 4734 Highland avenue. Downers Grove, passed away Feb. 14. loving husband of Gladys fond father of Elizabeth and Charles H.

brother of Mrs. Emma CoU-s Curran and the late William G. Services conducted by the Rev. Hugh M. MacWhorter of St.

Andrew's Episcopal church. Saturday. Feb. 16. 2:30 p.

at funeral home. 4920 Main atreet. Downera Grove. Masonic rites bv Columbia lodge. No.

819, A. F. A. M. Interment Forest Home.

CUMMINGS See Minnie Johnson notice. CUTLER Edmond S. Cutler, late of 1944 Thomas street, husband ot Alice, tatner oi Harvey Nettie Hablawetz, Nina Moore, Dora Mldklff. Laura Moore. Martha Connolly, Llla Cariln.

grandfather of 22. great-grandfather of one. Service Saturday. 2:4 5 p. m.

at chapel, 2346 W. Madison street, to Wald heim cemetery. DAHM Anna Dahm. beloved sister Mary and Bertha Homuth. aunt ot Henry Homutn Funeral Monday from late residence, 1125 S.

Euclid avenue. Oak Park, at 2:30 p. to Christ Evangelical Lutheran church, thence to Concordia cemetery, DAVIES Ellen Davlea. of 3411 Carroll avenue, beloved wife of Charles fond mother of Mrs. Nellie Lloyd, ot North Wales.

Mrs. Dewey Bennett. Charles. Albert. George, and the late William Davles.

Services Saturday. Feb. 16. at 3 p. at funeral home, 3246 Jackson boulevard.

Interment W'oodlawu. Kedzle 2394. DELLORTO Isabelle Dellorto. resting In God'a care," dearly beloved daughter ot the late Ralph and Marie, dear sister of Mrs. Angela Buchholz, Mrs.

Minnie Lundgren, Anne, Ruth, Frank, Larry, and the late John, Joseph, and Carl. Funeral Monday, Feb. 18. 9:30 a. from funeral home, 525 Armltage avenue, to St.

Vincent's church. Interment St. Joseph' cemetery. DEEGAN See John Richard Hobbi notice. DISPARTI Corp.

August U. S. A. In loving memory of my husband, killed E3 In action Feb. 15.

1945. Memorial serv-t: Ires Friday, 8 o'clock. Assumption church. 313 W. Illinois street.

DOERR I.t. William R. Doerr. U. S.

N. missing In action In the Pacific since April 22, 1944, now presumed dead by the Navy, beloved son of Charlea and Nora nee Collins 1. dear brother of Charles u. s. N.

R. Memorial mass Saturday, Feb. 16, 10 a. at St. Bernabas' church.

101st place and Longwood drive. DOHENY Ann Masterson Doheny, Feb. 14. 1946. wite of the late Philip mother ct.

William J. and Mrs. Patricia Norrls, sifter of Margaret, Virginia. Delia. Mrs.

Genevieve Ward, Mrs. Agnes Smith, John and James W. Masterson, grandmother of Michael J. Norrls. Funeral Monday.

a. from residence. 7807 Cregler avenue, to Our Lady of Peace church. Mass 9:30 o'clock. Interment Janesvlllc, Wla.

outh Shore 8822. DORGAN Patrick Dorgan, beloved husband of the late Nora, fond father of Frank, James. Bernard. Vlnce. and Mrs.

Anna Myles of Philadelphia. brother of Thomas and John Dorian, afrs. Margaret Murphy, and Johanna IVugan. County Tlpperary. Ireland.

Funeral Saturday, at 8:45 a. from ciiapel. 716 N. State street, to Holy Name cathedral, lntt'rment Mount Carmel. DOUGHERTY'-Anna W.

Dougherty. 6 8." 3 Anthony avenue. Feb. 13. 1046.

wife cf the late George T. Doucherty. mother of Julia P. Dougherty. At chapel.

63d and Harvard, where services will be held Friday. Feb. 15, p. m. Interment Kewanee, 111.

bt lf FOUNDER, DIES The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis A. Rempe, 72, founder and pastor of St.

Clement's parish, died yesterday in Mercy hospital. Msgr, Rempe, a native of Aurora, was ordained March 18, 1S97, by the late Archbishop Feehan, and was appointed assistant at St. Boniface church. Later he was appointed pastor of St. Benedict's church in Blue Island, and in 1905 was appointed founder and pastor of St.

Clement's, by Archbishop Quigley. In 1916 he was appointed by the late Cardinal Mundelein, then archbishop, as vicar general for the Women Religious of the archdiocese, and the following year was appointed diocesan counselor, and then was named by Pope Benedict XV. as domestic prelate. Msgr. Rempe was sent, in 1921, as a delegate of the American hierarchy to distribute alms of the American people to the poor in Germany and Austria.

In 1924 he was named by Pope Pius XI. as prothonotary apostolic. Msgr. Rempe is survived by two sisters, Mary V. and Margaret both of Aurora.

Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Monday in St. Clement's church, Orchard st. and Deming pi.

TWO'S A CROWD WHEN BOTH ARE AFL MINE UNIONS Gillespie. Ill, Feb. 14 VP) The largest local union of the AFL, Progressive Mine Workers of America has voted in favor of withdrawing from the American Federation of Labor, local officers reported today. The resolution was adopted by the local at Gillespie, where the Progressives were founded in 1932 after a schism with the United Mine Workers. The Progressives got an AFL charter in 1936 and fought against the recent AFL readmission of the rival United Miners under John L.

Lewis. The resolution contained no men tion of whether the Progressives should become indepen'dent or seek CIO affiliation, said President James Campbell of the Gillespie local, embracing about 2,000 miners. Camp bell said the resolution will be sub mitted by the local's delegates to the Progressives' constitutional con vention in Springfield Feb. 25. The convention was called- by PMW President John Marchiando to determine possible action as a result of the United Miners' return to the AFL.

John W. O'Leary Estate Is Estimated at $13,000 John W. O'Leary, 70, Chicago in dustrialist, left an estate estimated at $13,000 in personal property, it was disclosed yesterday when his will was admitted to probate in Waukegan. Mr. O'Leary died a week ago in Lake Forest hospital, Lake Forest, of injuries suffered in an automobile accident.

He lived at 1700 N. Waukegan Lake Forest. His estate was left to the widow, Alice. Lt. W.

A. Palmer, Missing Pilot, Presumed Dead Lt. Warren A. Palmer, a B-17 pilot who was reported missing Feb. 20, 1943, after his plane was shot down over Germany, has been declared dead, his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Palmer of Washington, D. have been notified by the army. The Palmer family formerly resided in Wilmette and Evanston. Lt.

Palmer was a graduate of New Trier High school. -UNDERTAKERS- LAIN 6c SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 636 AND HARVARD-AVENUE. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. FRIDAY. DOUGHERTY Anna.

8 p. m. at chapel. GOLD Blanche. 10 a.

m. at chapel. SHELHAMMER Ray X. 3 p. m.

at chapel. SIMPSON Harry R. 2p.ig.it chapel. SATURDAY. DE CLUE Norman.

2 p. m. In church. 111. m.

at chapel. 1 p. m. at chapel. 10 a.

m. at residence. 3 p. at chapel. 2 p.

m. at chapel. LAW Annie. MAXWELL James. NICHOLS Eugene L.

NYE William SKELTON Edith E. MONDAY. REINMILLER Carl. 1 p. m.

at chapel. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 5501 NORTH ASHLAND-AVENUE. PHONE LONGBEACB 2646. FRIDAY. CLONEY Edward J.

1 0 a. m. In church. HILLMANN Clara. 3 p.

m. at chapel. MUELLER Matilda. 3 p. m.

at chapel. SATURDAY. BORCHERS Herman. 1 p. m.

at chapel. KEEN AN Ella. 3:45 p. m. at chapel.

ALLS HIELD Mary. 2 p. m. at chapel. BEVERLY CHAPEL 3121 WEST 85TH-STREET.

PHONE BEVERLY 2182. FRIDAY. TEETZEL Jessie B. 3 p. m.

at chapel. SATURDAY. VANDERPOOL Jenne M. 3 p. m.

at chapel. MONDAY. SCHNEIDER Martha. 3 p. m.

at chapel. LAIN SON JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WABASH-AV. WHITEHALL 6060. 4542 RAVEN.SWOOD-AV. LONCJBEACH 0305.

C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME 300 E. CRIE.

1 Block E. of Mlrhleao. 92 YEARS SERVICE SUP. 7709 -CEMETERIES- CHOICE cemetery lot, 6 (raves. Falrmount Stewart 0231.

MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT Savings. Sears. Roebuck State-st. basement.

Also at Irvine Park and Clcero-av. DEATH NOTICES Memoriam. ANTELMI Pvt. A. I Chuckle I Antelml.

U. S. A brother on hla 24th lilrthday. Requiem mass. Holy Rosary chuich, 8:30 a.

Saturday. MOM. DAD. BROTHER. AND SIS.

EHRL AuEUSta Emma Ehrl. 1643. In loving memory of our dear wile, mother, and sis ter. Some say time heals an aching heart. But no it Isn't true.

For three long years have passed And our hearts still ache for yuu. HUSBAND, CHILDREN. AND SISTER. James R. Kazda.

In Dirmnry of our deai husband and lather's birthday, Feb. 15. 1944. We rnnnot say Happy birthday. Dad, Because yuu have gone away; But God love and keep you Until v.e meet aKAln some dav.

LOVING WIFE. DAUGHTER, AND GRANDDAUGHTER. a h. tos. avenue.

Masonic services 2 p. m. Saturday. Interment Oak Woods cemetery. South Shore 6959.

ENGEL Gertrude Engel, beloved wife of Leon ard, dear daughter of Mrs. John Krueger and the late John Krueger of Milwaukee, fond sister of Helen. Mae. Rose, Josephine, Frances, Paul, John, Joseph, and Bernard. Funeral Friday, 12 noon, at chapel.

3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Westlawn. ENGH Ingrborg Stade Enrh. In Edlnboro. aged 91.

mother of Albert and Harry Engh. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. at chapel, 720 Lake street. Oak Park. Interment Mount Olive cemetery.

For Information call Euclid 82. FERRO See Catherine Landl notice. FITZEK Joseph Fltzek. fond husband of the late Helen Horn Fltzek. father of the late Bertha Marlon Fltzek.

brother of Emanuel. Funeral Friday, 9:15 a. m. from funeral home. 1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood, to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church.

FITZGERALD James L. Fitzgerald. A. M. M.

Wij 2'c, U. S. missing In action Sept. 5. Vi: 1944.

presumed dead by war department Feb. 6. 1946, beloved son of Edward and Kathryn. nee Goggln: twin brother of Brother Edward, O. M.

Kathryn Mary, and Frances Mable. Memorial mass Saturday, Feb. 16. 11 a. St.

William's church. Sayre and Wrlghtwood. FLEISCHER Paul Gustav Fleischer. late cf 3703 N. Christiana avenue, beloved husband of the late Augusta (nee Panzer): fond father of Harry, Lillian Freeland, Grace, Emma Marsell.

and Gertrude Erzlg. Resting at chapel, 3834-36 Irving Park road. Funeral Saturday at 1:30 m. Interment Waldheim. FUOCO Jennie Fuoco.

nee CapHo. late of 706 S. Morgan street, beloved wife of Anthony, loving mother of Michael. Mrs. J.

Zito. Mrs. J. D'Orazlo. William, and Mrs.

M. Punzo. daughter of the late Vlto and Theresa Caprlo. sister of Mrs. M.

Coletta. Michael. Mrs. R. Gaeto, Charles.

William, Mrs. A. Gaeto, Lawrence. and the late Joseph. Fu neral Saturday, 9 a.

from chape). 2600 Wentworth avenue, to Our Ladv of Pompeii church. Interment Mount Carmel. Vic. 1861.

GEISIER Emily Gelsler. Feb. 14. cf 5330 Kenmore avenue, beloved mother of Max Gelsler. grandmother of Nora Mae Gelsler.

Services at chapel. 1253-55 N. Clark street. Saturday, Feb. 16, at 2 p.

m. Interment private. Abraham Goldberger. late of 715 S. Central Park avenue, brother of Dora Isaac.

Fred, and the late Samuel. Minnie, and Rose. Services Monday. 10 a. at chapel, 3346 W.

Madison-street, to Wood-lawn cemetery. Member of Showmen's League of America. GRANGER William N. Granger, beloved husband of Gretchen. nee Meyer: fond father of Grace.

Services Saturday, Feb. 16, 3 p. at chapel, 2701 N. Clark street. Div.

7500. GRAVES C. E. Graves, formerly of Downers Grove, husband of the late Laura, father of Edwin and Charles, brother of May Dutton of La Grange. 111., and John W.

Graves. Mount Morrison, Colo. Resting at chapel, 5017 Highland avenue. Downers Grove. Services Saturday, 3 p.

at the Congregational church. Interment Clarendon Hills. Member of Grove lodge. No. 824, A.

F. A. M. GROVER May L. Grover.

nee Relchardt. Feb. 12. 1946. of Gladstone hotel, widow ot George Franklin Grover.

sister of Mrs. Vfrne Russell. Funeral notice later. Information, Fairfax 2900. heloved daughter of the late Anna and Lawrence, fond sister ct Edith.

Mrs. Hazel Bltven, Mrs. Claire O'Connor, and Francis Haley. Funeral Saturday. Feb.

16. at 9 a. m. from late residence. 312 N.

Lnckwnod avenue, to St. Thomas Aquinas church. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, Jollet. HI. Merrlmac 9890.

HARGREAVES Katherlne Bowers Hargreaves. Feb. 13. 1946. of 1433 Noyes street.

Evans-ton. 111., wife of George A. Hargreaves, mother of Mrs. Louis Prlnclrll, Mrs. Vincent Clementl, Arthur, and Alfred Hargreaves.

Resting at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue. Evans-ton, until Friday noon. Service 2:30 p. m. Friday at St.

Matthew's church, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. HARRIS Carrie E. Harris. Feb.

13, of 1210 Addison street, beloved mother of Katherlne Pegler, and grandmother of Ethel Thomas of Los Angeles. Cal. Services 2 p. Frldav, at chapel. 3415-19 Clark gtreet.

Interment Sturgls, Mich. EDA Mildred Heda cf 202 W. Garfield boulevard, wife of Irving, dear mother cf Marvin. Harold. Roslyn.

and Shelby, fond sister of Morris. Leo, Hyman, and Florence Brocks. Services Friday. 2:30 p. at chapel, 3125 W.

Roosevelt road. Interment Dr. Herzi cemetery, Waldheim. HENDERSON Hannah M. Henderson.

Feb. 14 wile of the late Lightner Henderson, beloved mother of Margaret Pytlik and Har riet, sister or Theodore and Emanuel Man- son. Funeral Saturday. 3 p. at chapel 3175 N.

Clark street, to Graceland. HEUSER John J. Heuser. Feb. 14.

1946. and. denly. cf 218 N. Latrobe avenue, sen cf eria neuser.

Drotner of Frida Burrows Margaret and Peter Heuser. and Elsie Sesfer- henn. Resting at funeral home, 318 N. Cen tral avenue. Austin.

Services Saturday, 1 p. m. interment Woodlawn. Austin 0017. HIBBARD Clara BluchPff Hlbbard.

Feb. 13. oeiovea wile cf William, fond mother of George, sister cf Grover Blschoft. Services Saturday. Feb.

16. 1:30 p. at chapel. 2449 Lincoln avenue. Interment Rosehlll.

HILLMANN Clara Hlllmann. Feb. 13. 1946. beloved wife of Carl Hlllmann.

sister of William and Alfred Moeblus. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Friday. Feb.

15, at 2 p. m. Interment Irving Park. HIRSCH Mlllon Hlrsch. age 35.

at Miami Beach. beloved husband cf Marjorle, dear father of Nancy Barbara, devoted son of Louis and Fannie, fond brother of Leona Bear. Charles, and Herbert. Services Monday, 11 a. at chapel, 5206 Broadway.

Interment Rosemont Park. Train arrival Saturday. HTTZEMANN Henry C. Hitzemann. late ef 303 E.

York avenue. West Chicago. husband of Elizabeth, father of Eleanor. Raymond, and Joseph, brother of Herman. Elmer, Violet, and Irene.

Services Saturday. Feb. 16. 1946. 2 p.

Congregational church. West Chicago. Interment Glen Oak ceme tery. West Chicago 56M. HI.ADIK Theodore rTedl HIadlk.

beloved son of the late August and Mary HIadlk. fond 1 brother of Frank. Emily August Marie Pazak. James, and Mildred Dahnm. Funeral Saturday, Feb.

16, 1946. 8:30 a. from chapel. 2718 W. 51st street, to SS.

Cyril and Methodius church. 50th and Her mitage. Interment Resurrection. Pros. 3571.

HOBBS John T. Jackie) Richard Hobbs, suddenly, beloved son of Harold and Mary, nee Deegan; fond brother of Laverne. Funeral Monday, Feb. 18, from residence, 415 Riverside drive, at 9:30 a. m.

Solemn high mass, 10 a. St. Patrick's church, Mcllenry, 111. HUFFNUS Matthew Huffnus. beloved hushand of the late Anna, fond father of John.

Matthew, and Anna, four grandchildren, father-in-law of Eva Huffnus. brother cf Mrs. Katherlne Eblnger. Funeral Saturday. Feb.

16, at 9:30 a. from chapel. 2838 Lincoln avenue, to St. Alphonsus' church. Interment St.

Joseph's cemetery. IVERSON Henry P. Iverson. beloved husband cf Cora, fond father of Mrs. Effie Farley, Mrs.

Elsie white, and Earl Winchester, grandfather of four grandchildren. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. at funeral home, 5839 W. North avenue. Interment Ivlng Park cemetery.

JANETTE John J. Janette. Feb. 14. 1946, late of 7530 Lafayette avenue, beloved hus-j band of Lillian, fond father of Joan, son of John J.

and Louise Janette, brother cf Frank Erwin. Funeral from chapel, 7705 Cottage Grove avenue. Monday, Feb. 18. 9 a.

to St. Carthage's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. JENO-Frank Jeno of Argo, hus- band of Josephine, nee Wojtas: fond father ot Francis and Raymond. Remains in repose at funeral home.

Archer avenue at 61st street, Argo. Funeral Saturday. 10:30 a. to St. Blase church.

Interment Resurrection. Information. Summit 136. JOHNSON Arthur E. O.

Johnson, husband cf Rose father of Reed Mathlas Johnson, brother of Minnie Johnson Schachner, Edwin C. and George and the late Anna White. Henry Albert and Emma A. Resting at his late residence, 127 E. 110th street.

Services Friday. 3 p. at chapel. 10234 Michigan avenue. Interment Mount Greenwood.

JOHNSON Cart Oscar Johnson cf 8247 S. Elizabeth, beloved husband of Minnie, dear father of Arthur. Esther, and Clarence Johnson, fond grandfather cf Arthur Alice, Richard, and Karen Johnson. Services Saturday, Feb. 16.

at 2:30 p. at funeral home, corner 79th and Aberdeen. Interment Oak Hill. JOHNSON Hilda Johnson, nee Olson. Feb.

13. beloved wife of Sven Johnson, fond mother of Mary Evelyn, sister of Erlck, Carl. Wal-frld Olson, and Olga Bcrggren. Funeral Saturday. 1:30 p.

at chapel. 3175 N. Clark street, to Rosehlll. JOHNSON Minnie Johnson, nee Sleg. late cf 1647 N.

Mango, beloved wife of the late Edward, dear mother of Raymond ard Mrs. Savllla Cummlngs. Funeral lrom criapei. 1JS Madison street. Saturday at 8:4 5 a.

m. to St. Angela' church. Interment lamlly lot. JORDAN Anna C.

Jordan, nee Malecha, cf 4026 W. 21st place, beloved wite cf Edward J. dear mother of Edward J. dear sister of Mae Dusek, Josephine Gardner. George.

William, and Henry Malecha, mother-in-law of Lynne Jordan. Funeral Saturday. Feb. 16. 2 p.

at chapel, 5128-30 W. 25th street. Interment Mount Emblem. Member of Lawndale chapter. No.

749, O. E. S. Cicero 80. JUVONEN Helena Juvonen, late of 3111 N.

Kenmore avenue, fond mother of Mrs. Olca Johnson, grandmother cf Harold and Edward Wagner. Funeral Saturday. 2 p. at chapel, 929 Belmont avenue.

Interment Wundcrs. KALBOW Theodore Kalbow. cf 2645 S. Ko-mensky avenue, beloved husband of Emma, nee Rcnn; fond father of Dorothea, Martin, Theodore. Edward, Walter, and William, brother of Pauline Schroeder.

Resting at funeral home. 4115-17 W. 26th street. Services Saturday at 1:30 p. m.

Interment Concordia. KATSIKAS Pfc. Theodore Katslkas of 8003 S. Ashland avenue, beloved son of De-p3U metra Prulos Katsikas and the late Andrew, fond brother of and Angoline. Funeral from chapel, 1503 51st street.

Monday. Feb. IS. at 12 noon to St. Nicholas' church.

S957 S. Peoria stiret. Intrrmrnt Elmwood cemetery. In- formation. Yards 4765.

IkeENAN Ella M. Keenan of 5244 Glrnwocd avenue. Fb. 14. 1946.

beloved mcllier cf May Ann. Mrs. Lillian K. Brunkhorst. Mrs.

Edward T. Simpscn, and Mrs, Ira A. Hunt. At chapel. 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Feb. 16, at 3.4S p. m. Interment privatt. REA Lillian Rea.

nee Redmond, late cf 3cj) W. Huron atreet, beloved wife cf she lata John T-, fond mother cf Mane Palese. Elizabeth Seigrat. the late Hugh McDonald, sr. 4 Thomas Rea.

Funeral Saturday. a. n- from funeral home, 3722 W. Chicago averye. to Our Lady cf the Angels church.

Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Cap. 5040. RETDY Daniel J. Reldy.

late cf 8739 S. Fa. beloved husband of the late Margaret Kenny Reldy, fond father of Mae Doodv. Nonle Toomey. Thomas.

William. Marrarrt Brown, Catherine Dunn and the late Micha-t Reldy. brother cf Jennie Slattery and tha late Elisabeth Turner. Funeral Saturday. 9:45 a.

from chapel. 5516 S. Ashland to St. Kllian's church. Mass 10:30.

Inter ment Mount Olivet. Prospect 0031. REINMILLER Carl A. FelnmlUer. 624 91st street.

Feb. 14. 1946. hushand cf tha late Ella Butler Reinmtller. father cf Howard.

Hariiette Cuthbertson. Bernlr Mary De Luca. Grace Munrhuaen. and Vera Reinmtller. At chapel.

634 and Harvard, where service will be held Monday. Fet. Is, at 1 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood.

REMPE The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francs A. Rempe, D.

Feb. 14. son cf the late Aujuft an.4 Mary Catherine, brother of Mary V. an4 Margaret A. Rempe cf Aurora.

111., and tha late Rev. Christian A. Rempe. Mass Monday. 10:30 a.

at St. Clement's churcn. Interment Mount Oilvet cemetery. Aurora, 111. Lying in state in the church after A p.

m. Sunday. Please omit lowers. REUTHER Claudia A. Reutber.

late of 7044 S. Justine street, dear daughter cf Jchn A. and the late Catherine, nee Wierschem: feci sister cf John sister-in-law cf Rita Keenan Reutber. Funeral Saturday, Feb. 16.

at 9:30 a. frcm funeral heme. 7013 S. Racine avenue, to Sacred Heart church. Interment St.

Mary'. Stewart 0460. RIESLAND John W. Rlesland. b.

13. at Kennsha. husband of Ida father cc Le Roy Guy and the late Mrs. Henrietta C. Andersen.

Services Friday. Feb. 15. at 1:30 p. m.

at rhapel. 214-218 S. Westcra av. at Jackson blvd. Interment Oaktldge.

ROSENBERG Elizabeth Rosenberg, ne Heller. beloved wife of the late Lmu. devctea mother ct Mrs. Vera Jaros and Mrs. Lrma Jonas, dear grandmother ot Seiby Jonas.

Fu neral private. ROSENFIELD Joseph of 4 6 el Dover street, beloved son of Anna and tr.a late Morris, dear brother of Gertrude Reirt-wald, Rosemary Goldstein. Henrietta Kcnef-ky. Martin, and Benjamin. Services Friday.

2 p. at memorial rhapel. S14S Bread ay. Interment P. O.

W. cemetery. RUFFOLO Francesco Ruffolo. late of 1339 S. California avenue, brother of Rosa no Tar-sitano, brother-in-law ct Louis Tarsltano.

Funeral Saturday. 9 a. from chapel. 1439 W. Taylor atreet.

to St. Agatha a churcn. Burial Mount CarmeL Hon. 2416. SCHAUER Mary Schauer, nee Hoffman, beloved wife ot William dear mother cf William.

Mr. Gertrude Hammergren. Waiter, and Mrs. Myrtle Prusstaf. grandmother cf nine grandchildren and two great-grand- children, sister of Her.

ry. the late Frank, and Otto Hoffman, and Mrs. Martha Stuebner. Services Saturday. 3 p.

at St. Phihppua Ev. church. S6th and S. Seeiey avenue.

Interment Woodlawn. Resting at 1939 W. 3 5 til street, until Saturday, a. in. SCHNEIDER Martha Schneider.

150S W. 824 street. Feb. 14. 1946.

beloved wife cf Soi Schneider, fond mother cf Lt. Harry. U. S. A.

overseas in Japan, and Capt. Mark. U. S. A sister ot Mrs.

Stella Kibler. At chapel. 21 2 W. 95th. street, where services will be Monday.

Feb. 18. at 2 p. m. Interment Cedar Park.

SCHOENER Clyde W. Schoener cf 5140 23d street. Service Friday. 8:4 5 p. ra at funeral home, 2307 S.

Laramie avenue. Interment Odd Fellow cemetery at St. Clair. Pa. Cicero 200.

SCHOENTNGER Adolph L. Schoenteger. Feb. li. 1946.

Maccmb. oeiovea nusoana cz Viola Kopf Schoenlnger. fond father of Lcuia A. and William Schoenlnger, brother of Anna and Otto Unzlcker. Service 2:30 p.

zn. Wednesday In Macomb. Interment Gracelac' cemetery, Chicago. 2 p. m.

Saturday. SCHROEDER Carl Stephen Schroeder cf 711 Park avenue, wilmette. suddenly, husband ef the late France, father cf Sister Mary Paschal. B. V.

Joseph William and Bernard A. Schroeder. Resting at 1118 Greenleaf avenue. Wilmette. Masa Saturday, 10 a.

at St. Joseph' church. Wilmette. Interment SU Mary' cemetery. Techny, El.

SCOTT Kate Seett cf 808 N. E'rcwoed avenue. Oak Park, beloved wife cf the la:) Mad dear mother cf Mary Lundsberg. Ella Jchansen. Henry, and Water Scon, survived by eight grandchildren.

Service Saturday at 2 p. m. at Ebenexrr Lutheran church. Rockwell and Wabansia avenue. Interment Mount Olive.

At rest at funeral home. 3301 Fullerton avenue, until 11 a- zo. Saturday. SHELHAMMER Ray C. Shelhammer.

735L! Phillips avenue. Feb. 12, 1946. husband cf Elizabeth Shelhammer. brother cf Ciena Shelhammer.

At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Friday. Feb. 15, at 3 p. tn.

Interment private. SIMPSON Harry Robert Simpson. 720 r. 79th street. Feb.

12, 1946. husband cf Ruthe Franz Simpson, father of Terry ami Penny Simpscn, son of Harry W. and Margaret Simpson, brother cf Charles. Corinna Lanthler. and Betty Schuck.

At rhapel. 6.tt and Harvard, where services will be rieil Friday. Feb. 15. at 2 p.

m. Interment Pales Hills. SKELTON Edith E. Skelton. 9912 S.

Wallaew street. Feb. 13. 1946. wile of Elmer J.

Skelton, mother cf Set. John V. S. A Audrey Jean, and Robert, sister of Irena, Whlnnery. Madaline Welter, and John Kesser.

At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where service will be held Saturday. Feb. 16. at 2 p.

m. Interment Mount Hope. SNYDER Maurice J. Snyder, beloved husbarii, oi jveiue ivi. tnyaer.

z-unerai -noav. at 2 p. at funeral home. 103 X. Laramie avenue at Washington bcuievard.

Montrose cemetery. STACK Stanley W. Stack. Feb. 12.

1946. late of 3448 N. under avenue. Desoveo nus--band cf Rose, nee Wyzykowski: lovint father cf Martha Enk. Florey and Frances PavilK.

fond brotjier of Caslmir. Edward. Catherine Ryan. Estelle Scott, and Helen Drew of Lea Angeles. six grandchildren.

Funeral Saturday. Feb. 16. 9:30 a. from 4920-24 Irving Park road, to St.

Bartholo. mew's church. Interment St. Adalbert. Klldare 6220: Humboldt 5550.

STEEVES Mary A. Neville Steeres. late cf 7340 S. Artesian avenue, beloved wi ci Frank L-. loving mother cf John Frar.a; J.

Rita M. Wlot. and Sgt. William II. s.

daughter of the late John and Sarals Neville, fond aister of Arthur Gertrude E. Gerber. and the late Edward J. Neville. Funeral Monday.

9:15 a. from funeral home. Halsted at to St. Adrian church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

Stewart 7700. STEVENSON Francl L. Stevenson, in Detroit, Feb. 13. at Henry Ford hospital, beloved husband cf the late Mary Stein Stev-enson.

fond father of Elizabeth Lindquist ct Dixon, 111., and France Husbands cf Detroit. brother of Lydla Rycraft. At funeral home. 1732 Wilson avenue. Servtcea at Ravenswood Presbyterian church.

Saturday. 3 p. m. Interment Acacia. SWEENEY Miles James Sweeney cf 10721 S.

Forest avenue, beloved husband cf Stephanie, fond father of John and Anita, son cf Anlt. brother cf Lawrence. Frances. Helen. Edward, and Alice.

Funeral Saturday. a. at chapel. 10756 S. Michigan avenue.

Interment St. Caslmer'. TARSFTANO See Francesco Ruffolo notice. TEETZEL Jessie B. Teetzel.

10759 Wash tenaw avenue. Feb. 13. 1946. beloved wila cf Clayton T.

Teetzel. fond mother cf Henry G. Teetzel and Mrs. F. R.

Tredwell. Services. 2 p. Friday. Feb.

15. at chapel. 2121 West 95th itreet. Interment private. TEICH Frederick J.

Telch. Feb. 13. at Mo- llne. 111., beloved husband ot Dorothea, beloved father of Lcis Schieck, Max Rose Schier.

Julia Long, trj Frank lend brother of Max Curt. Ernest, the lata Rose Lueder. and Clara Roesner. grandfather of eight. Resting at mortuary.

1356 Wellington avenue, until 12 noon Saturday. Service at St. Paul' church, comer ct Kemper place and Orchard atreet, Saturda atternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. TOOMEY See Daniel J.

Reldy notice. VANDERPOOL Jenn M. VanderpnoL 6959 Paxton avenue. Feb. 13, 1946.

sister cf Ward Vanderpcol. At chapel. 3121 W. street, where services will be held Saturday. Feb.

16. at 3 p. m. Interment private. WAHLE Carl H.

Wahle. mddenly. Feb. 14, 1946. of 41 South boulevard.

Oak Park, beloved husband of Mae. nee Wilson: fond father of James and Jare. brother of Henry A. Wahle. Resting at funeral home.

318 N. Central avenue, Austin. Funeral Saturday. 10 a. to St.

Lucy church. Interment Meant Carmel. Euclid 7487. WALLSHIELD Mary Wallshleld cf 1814 Berwyn avenue. Feb.

IS. 1946. beloved wife ef Peter Wallshleld. dtar mother of Willard, Wallshleld. sister of Jo-ph Collins.

Mrs. H. Tucker, and Mrs. Frank Murphy. At chapel.

5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday. Feb. 16, at 2 p. m.

Interment Rosehlll. WARD Cpl. James P. Ward 171.. V.

A. A. 1461 Catalpa atreet. reported miulrr i5 in action Jan. 23.

194 5. over the coast cf Leyte Island. Presumptive tlndirg cf death aa of Jan. 24. 1946.

Beloved son cf James P. Jr. and Dorothy lne Hylandl. devoted brother of Betty Ann and Dorotny. Memorial mass Saturday, Feb.

16. 10 a. at St. Gregory's church, Gregory an Paulina, atreet. WEBER See Jacob Ballou notice.

WIN'IARSKI Peter Wlnlarskl. loving husbartt of Antoinette, fond father of the Rev. John. Stanley, and Chester. Funeral Saturdav.

Feb. 16. 9:30 a. frcm chapel. 1137 Noble street, to Holy Trinity church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. WOLFF Edward Wolff, beloved husband cf Caroline, fond brother of William tiu-tav, Fred Wolff. Gertrude Fraser. and Erma Post, loving uncle of Eleanor Swanson, Lorraine.

William, George. Freda Mae Woin. Lois Fraser. Richard and Thomas Post. Member cf Trowel lodge.

No. 981. A. F. A A.

and Loyal Order of Moose. No. 220. Service Saturday, at 1:30 p. at funeral home.

1023 N. California avenue. Interment Lucas. ZELLER The Rev. John Zeller.

C. Ss. Feb. 13. at Redrmptorlst seminary, Ocort.

mowoc. survived by tour brothers, tr Rev. August Zeller. Coopersttrwn. N.

tha Rev. Alphcnius Zeilcr. Wichita, Mai-rli Zelirr. Chicago, and Carl Zeller. CM-rago.

thre sisters. Sister Mary Merld. prav rte du Chlen. sister Mary Alenin. Wayne.

and Mrs. George Kramer. run. Services Satutday, 10 a. at dcmptorUt seminar)-, Ococomowoc.

Wit. roughly a 20 per cent increase in The new scale would pay $1.15 an hour to operators of two man cars and 51.25 to operators of one man cars and buses. The current rates are 96 cents and $1.04. Unofficial computations show that the Increase demanded would add to surface lines expenses eijiht mil lion dollars a year. The elevated, granting a similar raise, would see its costs soar by an estimated two and a half millions.

Tension Cost Heavy Transit experts also have cited pension demands that would cost the surface lines more than a million annually and the anywhere from $250,000 up. Adding these burdens to the companies at present fares could have but one result: Neither company rould meet its expenses. That is not disputed. Both would need fare boosts. Figures for 1945 are unofficial, but the surface lines grossed more than 66 million dollars and paid out more than 40 millions for pay rolls.

Their earnings after city compensation and first mortgage interest about a million for compensation and 3.6 millions for interest! were not much more than a half million dollars. These figures show the lines "could not absorb nine million dollars more of expense with present fares. Wage Spiral Begun in '37 Labor cost began to shoot upward In 1937. Since that time, the company has increased Its annual bill for help by 14 millions a year; that is a matter of court record. A one cent fare raise in 1942 added only about eight millions a year to revenues: six millions less than enough to cover the increased labor bills.

uThe doing a gross business of 16 millions or less, has had to pay out an additional three and a half millions a year since 1940 for labor. It has had almost no earnings dur ing- a period of high traffic. Pay negotiations involving the us ually are undertaken after those with the surface lines are finished and its awards a-e similar. Igoe Ruling Today Observers comment the traction union is not rapacious that labor generally has been asking as much as 20 per cent often more the country over. Judce Michael L.

Igoe of federal Pitrict court is expected to rule today whether the bid of the Chi-rtigo transit authority for the surface and lines Is to be submitted to the security holders. If he says j-rs and the owners agree, the authority must borrow 90 million dollars with which to make the purchase. The only guarantee the lenders would have would be earnings of a combined company. Labor's demands must be fitted into a pattern that w'i; make the new securities an attractive investment, if the plan is to succeed. DEATH BEATS SERGEANT TO HIS BELGIAN BRIDE Olney.

111.. Feb. 14 UP) Death out-raced Sgt. William Keen, 24, to his Erlsian war bride, Yvonne, 22. She died of pneumonia today In an Olney hospital only a week after her arrival at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Keen, her parents-in-law. Latest reports from her husband said he was at the Antwerp home of her parents. Keen's father had rxhortcd government agencies to effect a swift return of the sergeant to his dying bride. Found Hanged to Tree Above Grave of Wife Taul T.

Bohn, 81, of 241 W. 59th pU was found hanged yesterday from an evergreen tree over his wife's grave in Mound cemetery at P.acine. Wis. A funeral party found the body. He went to Racine Tuesday to visit relatives and the fol lowing day went to the cemetery to arrange for the care of the grave of his wife, who ded in 1914.

Bohn will be buried beside his wife. Cleared of Policeman's Death in Fall Off Porch Judge Harold P. O'Connell in Felony court yesterday dismissed a manslaughter charge against John Wogan, 21, of 5148 Emerald av. in connection with the death of Policeman Mark Connelly, 37, of 409 W. 6.d who was injured fatally in a fall from the porch of his home after a tussle with Wogan.

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