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0 'tfW NOBEL Joseph Nobel, husband Ljttl ORPHAN ANNIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: 28 Marck 13, 1946 BUT 1 ALWAYS LIKED IT IS ANi ONE FUNNY THING. THOUGHT HA! HA OFCOURSeN ANNIE Mvul. fej 1 1 ittvitu io uiKt in i tKti jnij uir-r-tifcrii wkiitw Tti-L it i winii" tiui us i SO AWFUL INTERESTIN STORY: SO STORY- SO DIFFERENTLY'" DONT THEY HUMAN NATURE MUCH-J i TVS READ LOTS O' HISTORY BOOKS ftrnmnm I ALL HAVE THE SAME FACTS To WRITE WHAfS I rr-n PW- A 70 BEGIN WITH" jr POPULAR IN EACH I WELL, YOU SURPRISE' ME. YOU KNOVJ A GREAT DEAL AMERICAN HISTORY" DID REALLY TEACH IT, WHERE WENT TO SCHOOL? i r- OBITUARIES DALEY Anna Casey Daley, beloved wife cf John, fond mother of John Patrick, sister of Mrs. Helen McLaughlin, Mrs.

Paul Royar. Mrs. Julia Miller, and William Leo Casey. Funeral Thursday, March 14. at 9 a.

from residence. f156 S. Marshneld avenue, to St. church. Interment St.

Mary s. 1'rospect 7776. DAITGHERTY Barbara Daugherty. March 4. 194 6.

beloved mother of Ann Friewer and Margaret. F'uneral was held March 7 at Geneva, III. DAUS Fannie Daus. nee Taussig, beloved wife of the late Axander. loving mother of Sidney.

Milton, Eleanor Olsen, and Amy Swal-stedt. grandmother of four grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p. at funeral home. 3021 Fuilerton avenue.

Interment O. B. A. cemetery, Waldhelm. DEBICKE Kathryn Deblcke.

nee Headen. of Lt. Allison, a radar observer. Mullen notice. member of the crew of 10 who off in a B-29 bomber March 7 test flight.

The plane, with all ACTS TO SUE LT, KEEPS IT British Bride Leaves Baby and Goes to Reno rubuqu, March 12 (Spffial Th unn liorn hen 5 weeks ago to Mrs. Jinn Car- do British war bride who married one American army officer but subsequently flew to this country to join another, was reported "doing nicely" In the care of his grand-mother today while the former Jean Gloorof r. -v Mrs. Jean arhnnne London is attempting to get a di vorce in Reno, Nev. When Mrs.

Carbon ne arrived in Chicago by trans-Atlantic plane last December, she was met by Capt. Darrell Eeschen of the army air forces, whom she described as the father of the child she was ex-rectinjr. She said she hoped to marry Beschen as soon as she could divorce former Lt. Harold Carbonne, cf Rochester. N.

Y. ionf Two Week At Capt. Resclien's home here, where Mrs. Carbonne has been living with the captain's mother and sister, it was reported the war bride left for Reno two weeks ago. Her baby was then about 3 weeks old.

Capt Beschen is on active duty a Texas army air station. Since he came to Dubuque, Mrs. Carbonne has sought to avoid publicity and to keep her activities and movements fcecret. Birth of her baby was not revealed until days after its arrival, and her trip to Reno was not learned until today rrom came an announce ment today by Atty. John Robb Ciarke that Mrs.

Carbonne has established residence in Reno preparatory to the liling of a divorce suit against Carbonne. Six weeks residence is necessary. In Rochester, Atty. Melvin II. Zu-rett said he is representing Carbonne, now a student at the University of Rochester under the GI bill of rights, and that Carbonne will oppose a divorce action when and If it is filed.

Zurett said he has received a letter from Clarke stating Mrs. Carbonne "is desirous of a divorce" and has replied Carbonne "will not consent to a divorce and will oppose it." I la Religious Scruples Carbonne could not be located for a statement and at the university it was said he has not been attending classes the last two weeks. In answer to previous appeals by his wife for her freedom, Carbonne replied lie has religious scruples against dnorce and would take no initiative in the matter. Caibonne's attorney recently issued a statement denying a report attributed to Mrs. Carbonne in Dubuque that she had reimbursed her husband for S605 he sent her so she could fiy to this country- "She never returned a cent," Zurett said.

"She used Carbonne's money to fly here to meet Beschen. She had previously received other sums from Carbonne and with her army allotment from his pay obtained altogether about $1,700 from him." RITE TOMORROW FOR B. E. FISHER, 76, EX-FIRE CHIEF Services for Berton E. Fisher, 76, of 4665 Lake Tark retired city fire department battalion chief, who died Monday night in St.

Bernard's hospital, will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 851 E. 75th st. When he retired in 1928 he was chief of the department's 19th battalion.

He was a lireman at Wichita, I (f I 1 I 1 i 1 Li feelnved husband of Wilms, nee Stark: fond father of Barbara Minnie, and Matilda Cengr. Resting at fu neral home. 4332 Elston avenue. Funera Thursday, March 14, 9 a. to Our Lady of Mercy church and St.

Joseph's cemetery Member cf Chicago Flat Janitors' union, local No. 6. JANISZEWSKT Michael Janlszewskl. beloved son of Stephen and Pearl Janlszewskl, dear brother Theodore. Funeral Thursday, March 14, at 9 a.

m. from funeral home. 3440 N. Central avenue, to St. F'erdlnand church.

Interment St. Adalbert'. Kildare 5420 JARMER Louis A. Jarmer. 2100 Belle Plaine avenue.

March 12. 1946, beloved husband of Emma, loving father of Harry, dear grandfather of Diane. Services Friday. March IV at 2 p. st chapel.

2114 Irving rark road. Interment Montrose cemetery. Member of Chicago Bayern Verrln and Slock-lm-Eien. JOHNSON Ellis Jonnson. 1820 N.

Mojart. brother of Wilma Thompson. Minnie John son of Chicago. Sebastian. Ylva.

Greta, and Anna In Sweden. Services Wednesday. 3 p. at funeral home. 3301 Fuilerton avenue.

Interment RosehllL JOHNSON John L. Johnson, beloved husband cf the late Nettle, dear father of Harry R. and the late Clarence and Minnie, grandfather of Harry R. Jr. Resting at chapel, 10234 Michigan avenue.

Services Thursday, 2 p. m. Interment Oak Woods. KAISER Victoria Kaiser, late of SOfll Windsor venue, beloved wife of the lute John, loving mother of John, Margairt Bell. Dota Fehll.

Iiulse Meyer. Mary Martin, and the late Christ, sister of Augusta Berreshelm. Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a. from funeral home.

4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, to Our Lady of Victory church. Interment St. Mary's. KEEFE Dr. James E.

Keefe. husband of the late Bessie Cleary Keefe. father of Howard M-. Helen Seguin, Jeannette Hereley, Beth Goodwillie, and the late Fritz," brother of Albert J. and George P.

Keele. Funeral from home for funerals. Erie at Wabash avenue Thursday. March 14. 1946.

at 10:30 a. m. to Holy Angels church, interment Calvary. KETT Alice Kett. wife of the late William F.

mother of William Mrs. Elizabeth Land- sledcl. end the late James F. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from late residence.

2030 W. Superior street, to St. Malachy's church, thence to Mount Carmel cemetery. KLEBBA Mary A. Kelly Klebba of 5001 S.

Damen avenue, beloved wile of Frank Klebba. dear mother of Laurentlne Albert. Mary Murray. Ann, Rose Hacek. Dorothy Pohollk.

Margaret. Frank, Alice, James. Elaine, and Noreen Klebba. fond sister cf Joseph Kelly, the late Sister Dorothea Marie, Katherlne Wallace, and James Kelly. F'uneral Thursday.

9 a. from funeral home. 712 W. 31st street, to St. David church.

Interment St. Mary's cemetery. Information, Victory 1158. KRE.ICI Veronica Krejct, nee Semwska. of Jackson, loving mother of Stanley.

William. Joseph. Bemlce. Evelyn, and Irene, sister of Stanley, Frank. Joseph.

William, and Anthony, At rest at funeral home, 4 553-fil Milwaukee avenue, after lo a. m. Thursday. Services 1:30 p. m.

Thursday. Interment St. Adalbert's. Member of W. C.

O. F. of Jackson, Minn. KREMER Florence Schwenk Kremer of 4239 N. Hermitage avenue, beloved wife cf Dr.

Leo W. Kremer, dear sister of Mrs. Mayme Hoya. Mrs. Elizabeth Wlshka.

Mrs. A. M. Dohm, and Mrs. J.

M. O'Dea. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Friday.

March 15. at 1L a. m. Interment Memorial Park mausoleum. LA BATTE S.Sgt.

Arthur J. La Batte tes 1294th engineers battalion, beloved ous-band cf Edna, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur J. La Hatte Sr.

Member cf Fort Dearborn post. No. 268. American legion. Resting at chapel.

4141 Cottage Grove avenue. Funerat Thursday. March 14. 9 a. to Holy Angels church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. LADENDORF Herman Ladendnrf. husband cf the late Mathilda, nee Iladamlk: fond father of Harry Ladendorf and Mrs. Lillian Arzt. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.

m. at funeral home, 3653-55 Fuilerton avenue. Interment St. Lucas' cemetery. LASIER Josephine lasier.

fond daughter cf the late Napoletin H. and Nellie l.alrr. dear sister of Clarence, the late Samuel I. and F'rnnk Parmelee I.asier. Hesttng at home, 1713 Washington boulevard, until 9:30 Saturday.

Solemn requiem high mass 10 a. m. at St. Jarlath church. LAU Johanna Lau of 4 8 27 N.

Hermitage avenue. March II. 194b. beloved wife of August Lau, loving mother of Anna Schramm, Fred, Elizabeth Meyer. Edward.

Martha Pfelffer. and Margaret Schladt, sister or Henrietta Gley, survived by seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Thursday.

March. 14, at 3 p. m. Interment St. Lucas.

LEDERER Viola Lederer. suddenly. March 8 at Los Angeles, wife of Landls sister cf Lola Dost. John C. Stemm.

and Warren P. Stemm of Crown Point. Ind. Services F'rlday, 1 p. at funeral home.

2500 N. Cicero avenue. Interment Cedar Park. Berk. 8070.

LEISEN John L. Lelsen. suddenly, of 2849 N. Maplewood avenue, beloved husband cf Lillian, nee Nesvlg; fond father cf John Jr. and Robert, dear son of Anna and the late Matthew Lelsen.

brother of William and Eleanor Nesvlg. Services Thursday. 3 p. at funeral home. 3301 W.

Fuilerton avenue. Interment Irving Park cemetery. LENSKI Nellie beloved daughter of the late John and Anna, dear sister Rose Jankowskl. Elizabeth Ceniy. Joseph, Rernard, and Albert.

Funeral Thursdav. a. from funeral home. 3519-25 N. Pulaski road, to St.

Viator's church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Ind. MS00.

LEWITZ Martha B. Lewltz of 3710 N. Kimball avenue. March 10. 1946.

beloved mothei cf Jewel Marttnsen and Lester R. Lewltz. dear grandmother of Robert Martlnsen. Ronald and William Lewltz. At chapel.

5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, March 13, at 4 p. m. Interment private. LOCKEY Emily Lockey, nee Schmltt.

March 11, wffe of the late Jonathan, loving mother of Llna. Bella, and the late John W. Lockey. Jond sister of Otto J. and the late George, and Frank Smith.

Funeral Thursday morning at 9:30, from mortuary. 1356 Wellington avenue, to St. Alphonsus' church and St. Boniface's cemetery. LYNCH Robert E.

Lynch, late of 723 W. 54th place, beloved husband of late Lillian Enz Lynch, son of late George and Mary Mlna- han Lynch, brother of George and late William. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 5438 S. Halsted street, to Visitation church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Boulevard 0662. MARKWALD Louis Markwald. March 12. 1946.

of Mansfield Apartment hotel. 6434 Cottage Grove avenue, beloved husband of Frances C. Markwald, nee Conro; fond fa ther of Mrs. Frances Stell. brother of Mrs.

Carrie Adams. Services at chapel. 6328 Cot tage Grove avenue. Friday, 3 p. m.

In terment Mount Hope. Member of Concord lodge. No. 917. A.

F. A. M. Informa tion, Fairfax 2900. MARSEILLE Charles Joseph Marseille of 334 S.

Wisconsin avenue. Villa Park. beloved husband of Mary, father of Mary Louise and William. Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a.

from chapel. 134 S. York street. Elmhurst. 111., to St.

Alexander's church. Villa Park. 111., where mass will be celebrated at 10 a. m. Interment St.

Michael's cemetery at Wheaton, 111. MARTLNSEN See Martha B. Lewltz notice. MARX Minnie Marx. March 12.

late of Naper-ville, 111., wife of the late Albert, fond mother cf Margaret scnoenian. Marie nornsiruci. 5-hiitt and Lvdla Powell, sister of Augusta Strutz. Henrietta Hacker, and Her man Wendt. grandmotner 01 eignr.

grri-grandmother of 10. Funeral Friday. March 15. 3 p. at funeral home.

2056-58 Belmont avenue, to St. Lucas' cemetery. MATHIAS Lt. Albert C. Mathias.

87th fighter te sauadron. 79th fighter group. A. a. r.

pfj missing In action ever Jugoslavia. March 5, 1945. now presumed dead as of March 1946. dearlv beloved son cf Mrs. Katha rine McNulty Mathias and the late Albert c.

Mathias sr. Memorial mass 1 nursuiiy March 14. at 11 a. m. at Resurrection church.

Jackson boulevard and Leamington avenue. MrDONOUGH Joseph Q. McDonough. late ef 643 N. Parkslde avenue, beloved husband of Rosalie, nee O'Brien: dear brother of Margaret Jean McDonough, Dolores T.

Anson. Laurlne Couch, and the late Grace and Hugh McDonough. Funeral from chapel. 4138 Madison street, Thursday at 9:45 a. to St.

Lucy's church. Interment Mount Carmel. McENTEGART Thomas J. McEntegart, Y. 3'c.

U. S. of 2833 Artnington street. pixX dearly beloved son of John and Mary Hearty McEntegart. loving brother cf Pvt.

John. U. s. Mrs. Mary Smith.

Kathleen. Anna. William, Patrick, and Margaret. Funeral notice later. Kedzie 2394.

McMAHON See John J. Ahem notlre. McNAMARA David J. MoNamara. beloved husband ot the late Bridget Madlgan Mi Namara, fond father ct John David.

Mrs. P. Hamilton, Mrs. James Maskell, Edward, and the late Mary McNamara, brother ot the late Mary Purcell and Bridget Sheehy. Funeral Thursday, March 14.

at 9:30 a. from residence. 1455 N. Law lor avenue, to St. Peter Canlslus' church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Member of Div. 308. Elevated Em ployees' union, and Hennepln-Shlelds council, K. ot C.

Kedzie 2394. MEDDY Ella M. Meddy. nee Reich. 2225 Waveland avenue.

March 11. 1946. beloved wife of Edward loving mother of Arilne Peterson, fond grandmother of Lynne Adair, dear mother-in-law of Lawrence Peterson, dear sister of Alma Schwass. Fred Kelch, and Elizabeth Borgstrom. Services Thursday.

March 14. at 2 p. at chapel. S1U Irving Park road. Intermrnt Montrose.

MEREDITH William Meredtth cf 149 W. 74th street, beloved husband of ttie late llrnigel. rice McVann: fond father of Duke and the late Catherine. John. Thomas, ana mmara.

Thursdav. 9 a. from funeral home. 820 E. 75th street, to St.

Carthage's church. Mass 9:30 a. m. P'irlal Mount Olivet. Member of Division 40.

A. O. H. Vlncennes 1817. WFT7 Elizabeth Koval Metz.

March 11. ot 8139 Euclid avenue, beloved wile 01 Kooen M-. daughter of John and ineresa jvovai. sister of Mrs. Delia Moore and Rudolph Koval.

Funeral Thursday. 2 p. at chapel. Jeflery boulevard at 77th street. Interment Mount Hope.

Sou. 8822. MULLEN Dedy Kelly Mullen, late cf 10008 Lowe avenue, beloved wne 01 me late cawara. dear sister of Anne O'Brien. Robert and John Kelly.

Helen O'Malley. Andrew Kelly, and the late Mollie Rittenhouse, Margaret Ma-honey, and Abigail Mullen. Funeral Thursday at 10 a. m. from funeral home.

8619 S. Ashland avenue, to St. Margaret's church. Interment St. Mary's.

NEILL Phebe J. Neill, nee Burnham, late 01 5755 N. Richmond street. lormeny or ui S. Calumet avenue, wife of the late Charles fond mother of George B.

and Charles grandmother of Col. A. B. Nelll. Mrs.

Julia Reher, and George also leaves six great-grandchildren, sister of Georgia Burn-ham. Remains resting at funeral home. 5200 N. Western avenue, corner Foster, until Thursday, 11 a. m.

Services Thursday, March 14, 2 9. at Oak Woods cemetery chapel. HOLBACH John Holbae father of James Nell of California, of Mary Miller and Lillian Thompson, ar.4 the late Clara Drlscoll. Loretta McGowaa, and Edward F. Funeral Friday.

a. from chapel. 2743 E. 79th street, to St. Pa-rlck church.

Interment St. Mary's. Saaw inaw 5777. NORBUT Anthony Norbut. March 12.

194.. late of 4 50O s. Paulina street, dearly be loved husband of Barbara, nee Petkus. fori 4 father of Berta Marolda, Harriet. Barbara, Walter.

Edward. Anthony and ThosarV Funeral Saturday. March 16. a. from funeral home.

460 S. Hermitage sets nue. to Holy Cross church. Interment tit. Caslmlr'l.

Yards 1741. NORTON Kathryn Norton of 1821 tlar avenue, March 12. 1946. beloved wire Harold F. Norton, dear mother of Howard JL King, fond sister of Charles D.

and Harry Parker, and Mrrcedes swt, all of Toledo, tx F'uneral from chapel. 6501 N. Ashland nue. Thursday. Match 14.

at 9 30 to our Lady cf Lourdes churrh. Interment Toledo. O. PARDUHN Ida Parduhn cf 5625 S. Falre' avenue, dearly beloved wife of da.

voted mother of George. Ellen Laska. Walter. Richard. Roland.

Herman, and Harold duhn. fond sister cf George Sutterlla ar.4 Bertha Windhorst. Resting In chapel. 5sa S. Ashland avenue, until Frtdav noon.

srv Ices 2 p. m. at Martjuette Manor Bptlt church, and California svniue. Inte mcitt Mount Greenwood. Hepubllc C07S.

POnGORSKI Ftelle PYMiforskl. ne Kimriik skis. March 10. 1946, late cf larva .114 place, beloved wit cf Caslmir, darling daughter of John, dear sister of Ana Haupt and Jennie Klak. Funeral Thursday.

Mari-rt 14. at 9 a. from funeral home at 433S S. California avenue, to St. Agnes' church.

Interment St. Caslmlr's. Yards 1741. QUINTENZ Anna Marie Qulntenz. nee Bee.

low. aiarcn 11. suddenly, wire ot Alfred J-. dear mother of Mrs. Marguerite L.

Mar thaler, Mrs. Alice A. Bambulas. Lcraa. Nci man and Leonard, five grandchildren, sister cf Mrs.

Olga Bramstsedt of Hcmewood. art! Mrs. Emma Stein of Chicago Heights. Rest-lng at chapel. 1448 Otto Chicsn Heights.

Funeral Thursday. 3 P. at St, Paul's Ev. Luth. churrh.

Interment St, Paul's Lutheran cemetery. QUIRICI Lawrence Quirici of 1 SOT S. 50t! court, beloved husband of Marie nee Ber-tlni); loving father cf Madelyn Christenson. Hose Brant, and Claire Mack, father-in-law of Frank J. Christenson.

Roland Brani. arsdl Joseph Mack, devoted grandfather ot Donald Mack. Funeral Friday at 9:30 a. from funeral home. 2307 S.

Laramie avenue. t9 St. Anthony's church. 50th avenue and 15tts street. Interment Mount Carrcel.

Cicero 200. RICH Thomas Rich. March 11. 1948. rt 818 N.

Latrobe avenue, beloved susband l.ula. nee Petters: fond father of Bertha Nlven. William Thomas, and Ilamae Deck, grandfather cf Lavergne Nlven. William Ricts and Bryan Deck. Resting at funeral home.

318 N. Central avenue, Austin. Ser Ices Trnirsday. 2:30 p. under auspices of Garfield lodge.

No. 686. A. A A M. la.

ferment Acsda Psrk. Austin 0017. RILEY James F. Riley beloved husband of Wlnnlfred. nee Connors: fond father Mrs.

Dorothy McCann, James F. and the late Mrs, Helen Mannlon. brother of Mrs. Mayme MeGtlmohy. William Riley and the late Katherlne McGrew.

grandfather of sevra grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 9:30 a. ra. from mortuary, 1000-1010 E. 79th street, ts St.

Laurence chilrch. Burial St. Mary. RIO Palm Rio. nee Patero.

beloved wife rt Vlncenzo, fond mother of James. Mrs. Jennie Pascente. Anthony, and Michael, fond stra. mother of Ralph.

Frank. Mrs. Rose CordeUoi and Mrs. Florence Salamone. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.

from chapel. 931 W. Polk street, to Our Lady ot PompeU ohurcn. Interment Mount CarmeL ROESKE Albert Roeske Sr. of St.

JosepH. formerly cf Palos. March 10. Funeral services will be held at Bethanla eerne. tery chapel at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon.

ROGERS Henry Etlwood Rogers. March 13. 1009 Greenlear street, Evanston. husband or F'reda Harris Rogers. Funeral Thursday.

39 P. at chapel, 1555 Maple avenue. Evans ton. Interment Memorial Park. ROOS John H.

Rocs, March II. 1946. of 491 Hawthorn lane. Wlnnetka. husband of the late Gertrude Eraser Room, father of John Fraser Roos and Norman B.

Rcws, Service 3:30 p. Wednesday, at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue. Evanston. Burial prle vate.

Picas omit flowers. ROSENST1EL Remhard Rosenstiel. Los Angeles. March 9. beloved husband of Selma.

nee Freudenberr: father of Dr. Mag of Chicago, Elsie Schelnman. Edward Mae Hlrsch and the late Juliet Goldberg, grandfather of nine. Graveside services Thursday, 11a. at Mount Nebo cemetery Gaul No.

44). Waldhelm. RUSSELL Frank D. Russell, dearly beloved husband of Marlon Majestic Russell, food brother of John. Joseph.

Thomas. Mrs. Mary Stokes. James. Mrs.

Margaret Heiiertbaeo. and Mrs. Lillian Breuss. Funeral Friday. March 15, 9:30 a.

from late residence. 5619 N. Richmond street, to St. Hilary church. Interment AU Saints cemetery.

SAUGLIXG Charles Saugllng beloved husband cf Ella I nee ZappenJ. dear lather cf Charles Mrs. Mildred Strauss, and the late Margaret, fond brother cf Herman. Minnie, and Anna, grandfather of Beatrice. Elaine.

Charles. Blllle. and William. Sen-Ires Thursday. 2 p.

at chapel. N. Western avenue. Interment Concordia. Humboldt 1717.

SEEFELDT Herman R. Seefeldt of 5542 Mozart street, beloved husband of Anna, nee Wlschmann: fond father of Mrs. Isabel Caster. Mrs. Marlon Carter, and Carl Seeteidt.

brother of Ernst Seefeldt. grandfather of four. Services Friday at 1:30 p. at chapel, 6 24 5 S. Kedzie avenue.

Interment Fden. Member of Herman lodge. No. 10Q. A.

y. A A. M. SIEGMEIER John Slegmeler. dearly beloved husband of the late Frieda Slegmeter.

devoted father of Paul Slefmeicr. FunerU Thursday, 1:30 p. at chapel. 1716-1S W. 63d street Interment Mount Hope-Prospect 1000-3889.

SIMPSON Homer E. Simpson Sr. of 2903 S. Normal avenue, beloved husband of Lena Nelson Simpson. dar father of Wliilam.

Homer and Raymond Simpson, fond brother of Roy Simpson and Margaret Miner, fond brother-in-law of B. D. Miner. aU ct Sprinrdale. Ark.

Services Friday, 9:30 p. at chapel. 712 W. 31st street. Burial Saturday at Wellington.

Kas. Vict. 1158. SMITH John Daniel Smith, age 60. of 235 South street.

Elmhurst. 111., beloved nusbana cf May D. Smith, nee Collins: focd father of Charlotte Martin and Dons Williams, grandfather of Robert. Wayne, and Jeaa Williams. Funeral Thursdsy.

1:30 p. at chapel, 134 S. York street. Elmhurst, I.L Interment Woodlawn Memorial Park at Juliet, 111. THOMETZ Elizabeth W.

Thometl. nee BUck-halm, beloved wife of the late Dr. John J. Thometz. dear mother cf Dr.

Frank, Dr. John. Dr. Harry. Bessie Thometz.

and Mar-cuprite fMrs. Rudolph 1 Reiners. Funerat Friday. 9:30 a. from chapel.

1946-4S W. Ogden avenue, comer Harrison street, te Holy TrUilty church. Interment St. Boniface's. Seeley 0463.

TREPTOW Margaret Treptow cf 2523 Hutchinson street, beloved wife of the late P.em-hold Treptow. fond mother of John Mayer, dear grandmother of John B. Mayer, sister of Greta Stelnweg. At chapel. 3905-O7 Lincoln avenue, where services will be he.d Friday.

1:30 p. m. Interment Montrose. URBANIAK Frank t'rbanlak. beloved husband ot Mary.

ne Rymlec: dear father cf Lawrence and Clara, beloved brother cf Theresa Nowak, dear son-in-law of Francis Rymlec Funeral F'rlday. March 15. at 9:30 a. from chapel, 4 800 S. Hermitage avenue, to St.

Adrian's church, st 70th and S. Washtenaw avenue. Interment Resurrection cemetery. VOIGT Fred Votgt of 13401 Rexford street. Blue Island.

111., beloved husband cf Rostnea. nee Relchert: fond father of Mrs. Stuart Helm. Funeral services Thursdsy. 2 p.

nv. to First Lutheran church. Interment Ll-theran cemetery. VOLARIC Eugenia Volarlc. nee Downing, beloved mother cf Sharon Diane and Sandra Jean, dear daughter of Emllle Downing.

Funeral Wednesday. 3 p. at chapel. 1702 W. 69th street- Interment Oak Woods.

Prospect 0600. VOORN Nellie Voorn. age 68. of 10541 wor'h avenue, beloved mlfe of Cornelius, dear mother of Mrs. Johanna K.

Haan. Mrs. Grace Blauw. and Jack C. Voom.

Resting at chapel. 10928 Michigan avenue, where services will be held Thursday. March 14. at 2 p. m.

Interment Falrmount. WAGNER Mathias M. Wsgner. beloved hus band cf Edna, nee Koudelka: frnd son cf Katherlne and the late Nicholas, loving brother of Marton Hillenbrand. Louise Stemp-er.

Nicholas, and Anthony. Fur.eral Friday, March 15. at 9:30 a. from chapel. 2534 N.

Southport avenue, to St. Alphonsus church. Interment St. Bonl'ace's. WEINBERGER Fred M.

Wetnberger of 700T W. 2th place. Berwyn. March 11. 194 is.

age 49. beloved husband of Julia Weinberger, fond father ot Bud. son cf Anna Wetn-berrer. brother of Lillian Lesclnsky. Member cf Berwyn post.

No. 422. American Legion. Funeral Thursdsv. 1 1 a.

at home irt funerals. 584 2-44 W. Ccrmak road. Intei-mrnt Mount Auburn cemetery. Cicero 243.

WESEMANN Wtlltam Louis Wesnnann, suddenly, of 316 N. La Grange road. La Grange, beloved husband of Amanda, nee fond father of Mrs. Lots Rleti and the 1st Mrs. Adele Foster, three grandchildren, brother of Adolph H.

Funeral arrangements latex. For Information call La Cranre 114. WIl.LE Matilda Wllle. nee BlschcfT. beloved wife of Clarence fond mother of Jeanerte A.

Larson, grandmother cf Barbara Larson, sister of Sophie Schwartz and Ralph Services Friday. March 15. 1:30 p. at funeral home. 520 N.

Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Acacia Park. WITT John D. Witt, beloved husband cf Margaret Kelly Witt, brother cf Eila and Augusta Witt. Services Thursdsy.

Marcts 14. 1 3D p. at late re-ldenre. 64R4 N. oxford avenue.

Interment Rmehiil eemeterv. Member of Havcnswcwxl lodge. No. 777. A.

A A. Brotherhood Club of Edison Park Kvaneeiic-al and Reformed Church, and tee Electrotypers union. WOOLSON June Mandevllle Woolson. cf Wtn. netka.

suddenly, March 10, after a brief Illness, dearly loved daughter of Theron Mandevllle and Helen Calhoun Woolson. deariy loved sister cf Robert Calhoun Woolson. Services. 2 p. m.

Wednesday, st Children's chapel of Wlnnetka Congregational churca. Burial Rose Hill. WRAY Lawrence A. Wray, beloved husband of Anna nee Schulz: devoted father ef Rosemary and Ronald, brother cf Maria Kuefer. Loretto Wills.

Joseph, and Dowd. Funeral Thursday. March 14. 9:39 a. from funeral home.

1732 Wilson avenue, to Queen of Angeis church and St. Boniface's cemetery. ZAPPIA James V. Zappia of 6129 S. Rob-flag avenue, beloved husband ot earoara.

nee Barbler; fond father cf Dolores and James Jr. Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a. from chapel. 5908 S.

Kedzie avenue, to St. Mary ct Mount Carmel church. Burial St, Mary's. Gro. OOaO.

ZUPONIC Catherine Zuponic. 6002 S. Wal lace street, March 12. 194s. oeiovea wikoi Anton Zuponic.

loving sister cf Margaret Dooley and the late Wliilam. James and Thomas Rowan. Mary Bouse, and Ann Caro-lan. Funeral from chapel. 63d and Harvard.

Friday. March 15, at 9 a. to Our Lj- of Solace church. Interment Mount ri isafc ABOUT THEY YOU James F. Riley Sr.

Services for James F. Riley 73, of 1339 E. 75th a sanitary district employe for 18 years and Democratic committeeman of the 13th senatorial district for 14 years, will be held at 10 a. m. Friday in St.

Laurence church. Mr. Riley died Monday in St. Bernard's hospital. He leaves his widow, Winifred; a son, James F.

Riley director of the Chicago office of price administration; a daughter, Mrs. Dorothy McCann; a brother, and a sister. Lawrence Quirici Services for Lawrence Quirici, 65, of 1307 50th Cicero, who died Monday in his home, will be held at 10 a. m. Friday in St.

Anthony's church, 15th st. and 50th Cicero. Quirici retired two years ago after operating a restaurant at 4700 Cer-mak Cicero, for 32 years. Surviving are his widow, Marie, and three daughters, Mrs. Madelyn Christenson, wife of Frank Cicero town assessor; Mrs.

Rose Brani, and Mrs. Claire Mack. Mrs. Spencer Dickson News of the death in London last Thursday of Mrs. Spencer Dickson Beatrice Beaupre has been received by her mother, Mrs.

Arthur M. Beau pre of the Drake hotel. The late Mr. Beaupre served as American minister to the Argentine, Cuba, and he Netherlands. Mrs.

Dickson leaves her husband, who formerly was in the British diplomatic service, and a son. Marsh Dickson, now with the British foreign office. Charles S. Abbott Services for Charles S. Abbott, 74, of 7823 Saginaw av, who died Monday, will be held at 2 p.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 2434 E. 79th st. Mr. Abbott was a pioneer auto manufacturer in Detroit, where he Invented a process for numbering license plates.

He later practiced law and moved to Chicago after retiring in 1928. He is survived by his widow, Lurline; a daughter, Molly, and a brother. Mrs. Emily Lockey Services for Mrs. Emily Lockey, 82, of 3819 Ravenswood a life long resident of Chicago, will be held at 10 a.

m. tomorrow in St. Al phonsus church. Mrs. Lockey, who died Monday in her home, was the widow of Jonathan Rutter Lockey, who was a buyer for the former Bee Hive department store.

He died In 1903. She is survived by two daughters. Miss Lina and Miss Bella Lockey, with whom she lived. Mrs. Lucy Barker Mrs.

Lucy Barker, 83, of 501 N. 5th Maywood, widow of John W. Barker, a sewer contractor, died yesterday in her home. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Claribel Clausen, Mrs.

Sylvia Lawson, and Ruby, and a son, Charles M. Serv ices will be held at 2 p. m. Friday in the chapel at Lake st. and 2d Maywood.

Dr. James Eucharius Keefe Services for Dr. James Eucharius Keefe, 82, of 3971 Ellis a retired dentist, who died yesterday, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in Holy Angels church, 607 Oakwood blvd.

Dr. Keefe is survived by a son, Howard and three daughters, Mrs. Helen Seguin, Mrs. Jeannette Here-ley, and Mrs. Beth Goodwillie, all of Chicago.

Frank D. Russell Services for Frank D. Russell, 49, of 5619 N. Richmond personnel and office manager of T. M.

White contractors, will be held at 10 a. m. Friday in St. Hilary's church, 5639 N. California av.

Mr. Russell is survived by his widow, Marion; four brothers and three sisters. Charles J. Laval SHANGHAI, China, March 12 VP) Charles James Laval, 64. former American newsman in Shanghai, died Sunday in the United States army hospital here after an operation.

He had been managing editor of the China Press. Admits 18 Burglaries and Thefts in Evanston Jerold D. Lucas, 815 Sunnyside arrested last week in Oak Park, last night admitted more than J8 burglaries and larcenies in Evanston. He was taken to the Evanston po lice station with a quantity of stolen jewelry and other merchandise seized in his apartment. Eight Evanston victims identified part of the loot, valued at approximately $1,100.

Lucas then was returned to Oak Park. "UiMOGK'V DIGESTIlE TRACT And Stop Dosing Your Stomach With Soda and Alkalizers Don't expect to get real relief from headache, sour stomach, gas and bad breath by taking soda and other alkalizers if the true cause of your trouble is constipation. In this case, your real trouble is not ill the stomach at all. But in the intestinal tract where 80 of yourfoodis digested. And when it gets blocked it fails to digest properly.

What you want for real relief is not eoda or an alkalizer but something to "unblock" your intestinal tract. Something to clean it out effectively help Nature get back on her feet. Get Carter's Pills right now. Take them as directed. They gently and effectively "unblock" your digestive tract.

This permits your food to move along normally. Nature's own digestive juices can then reach it. You get genuine relief that makes you feel really good again. Get Carter's Pills at any drugstore 25. "UnMock" your intestinal tract for real relief Xrora indigestion.

DEATH NOTICES -I'rnterniil KENWOOD I.ODc;K. NO. KOO. A. F.

A A. M. services fur Hruther Brrtun E. FLsher will be held 8 p. m.

Wednesday, at chapel. Bbl K. 75th street. Attendance of members requested. CARL A.

BERRY, W. M. ABBOTT Charles S. Abbott. March 11.

late residence 7823 Saginaw avenue, husband of Lurline, lather of Molly Eldred Abbott and the late Pfc. Stewart Eldred Abbott. 10th mountain Infantry division. U. S.

brother of Fred M. of Michigan City, Ind. At rest In parlors. 79th street and Phillips avenue. Private services Thursday, 2 p.

ra. Interment at convenience vl family. Sou. 6959. ADELHELM William J.

Adelhelm. March 11, beloved husband of Mlna, fond father of Mrs. Elfrleda Schlau and Capt. William E. Adelhelm.

U. S. crandfather of Robert E. Srhlnu Jr. Past president of the Sehwaben Vereln of Chicago; member of Germanla lodge.

No. 182. A. F. A A.

and the Zlrkel. Funeral Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at funeral home. 6216 N. Clark street Entombment Memorial Park. AHERN John J.

Ahem of S22 W. North ave nue, beloved husband of Elizabeth, fond son of the late John (Sonny 1, nephew of Miss jane Alinrn. Nora arisen, Bessie Everett and Nellie Rork. Funeral Saturday, 9:15 a. nv, frum funeral home, 3751 W.

North avenue, to St. Michael's church, Cleveland avenue and Eucenia street. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. Member vl 1.

B. lt-al 705. Bel. 4047. AHMANN Dr.

Alnhonse J. Ahmann. March 8 at I ucson. beloved husband of Sarlta. lovliiK father of Mary.

Eileen, and John, son er Helen C. and the late Henry, brother of Cli'mrris, Henry, the Kev. Cletus, u. s. Ju.stlne westemelcr, Cella Flvnn Sister 1 herese Marie, o.

s. Carol. Cal- llsia. Helen, and the late John and Aman- dus Ahmann. Funeral Thursday morning at from funeral home, 6216 N.

Clark street, to St. Hilary' church and All Saints' cemetery. ALLISON Lt. David Reeves Allison. March 7.

Ijgg, 1946. at Klrtland field. New Mexico. 6e-1; loved husband of Vlrsrinla Lou Stubbs Allison of Celina, devoted son of the Rev. and Mrs.

Georse D. Allison of Wilmette, 111., brother of Thomas D. Allison. Services 3 p. m.

Thursday at Wilmette Baptist church. Burial private. ANDERSON Emma F. Anderson, beloved wife of Amandus. fond mother of Myrtle Dunbar.

Amandus, Vlrnlnla, Warren, Mrs. Dorothy Spark, and the late Gordon: also leave five Krandchlldren. Services Thursday, March 14. 3 p. at funeral home.

5200 N. Western avenue, corner cl Foster. Interment Kosehlll. BANNON James Edward Bannon. late of 831 W.

50th place, beloved husband of Hannah Maloney Bannon, father of Richard J. Bannon. brother of Mrs. Mary O'Brien, Mrs. Nellie Doian.

Joseph, William, and Georse Bannon. Funeral Friday at a. frum funetal home. 54 38 S. llalsted atreet.

John the Hnitlt church. Interment Holy Sepulchre, llou. OB62. BARKER Lucy Barker, nee MuntlnB, of May- wood. 111., beloved wife of the late John W.

fond mother of Mrs. Claribel Clausen, Mrs. Sylvia Lawson. Ruby, and Charles grand mother of John Charles M. and Bruce Barker, and the late Ensign Henry Clausen, great-grandmotner oi rer-rln Clausen.

Funeral Friday. 2 p. al funeral home. Lake street at 2d avenue. Maywood.

Interment Forest Home. Kindly omit flowen. Maywood 14. BARRON Set. John Barron, dear son cf Eliza "B- beth and the late Frank, brother of Francis and Isabelle and the late Joseph.

Memorial mass at Presentation church Thursday, March 14, at 9:30 a. m. BAUMANN Marguerite Fuchs Baumann. March 11. 1946.

of 3366 Lake Park ave nue and Sharon. beloved wife of Alfred sister of Christine K. Fuchs. Resting In chapel. 4227 Cottage Grove avenue.

Services private. BEEMSTER Theodore J. Beemster of 11350 Wentworth avenue, beloved son of Katherlne, nee Appel, and the late Jacob, fond brother of Jacob Mrs. Erne woodiey, josepn z. Bernard James and Robert J.

Beemster. Resting at mortuary. 12 E. 112th place. Funeral Thursday, 9 a.

to St. Wiillbrord's. Interment St. Mary's. BETl GLAND Walter Bergland, 652 W.

atn-et, March 12. 104M. son of the late John G. and K.nuna Hcrglnnn. rromer oi Gus and llenrv Itergland.

At chapel, 63d atnet and Harvard, where services will he held Thursdav. March 14. at 3 p. rn Interment Oak Hill. BONIWKLL KurusM.

Bonlwell. late of Aurora, dear brother of Ethel, the late Margaret A. Zoeller, and Hallle Hunn. beloved uncle of Robert and Ellen Soderberg. Services Thurs day, 1:30 p.

at chapel, 3807 Lincoln avenue. Interment RosehlU. Aurora papers please copy. BOUCHARD Louis J. Bouchard, late cf 2440 N.

Le Claire avenue, beloved husband of Julia, nee Braun: sen of the late Louis and Cordelia Bouchard, fond brother of Frank Fred, Henry, Cora Moreau, Mable McGrath, Mrs. Edward Wright. Mrs. Clarence Thomp son, and the late Arthur and Delia. Funeral Thursday.

March 14. at 9:15 a. from funeral home. 3246 Jackson boulevard, to St. Genevieve's church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Member of Retired Firemen's asso ciation and Mutual Aid society. Kedzie 2394. BUCKELLEW Charles Buckellew. 7008 Michigan avenue, March 12, 1946.

husband cf May Buckellew. At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Friday, March 15. at 2 p. under the auspices of Jackson Park lodge.

No. 915, A. F. A. M.

Interment Cedar Park. BUDER Frank Buder. beloved husband of the late Anna, nee Handrecks; fond father of Mrs. Frelde Relmer. Mrs.

Anna Hllgendorf, Frank, and Mrs. Ida Hilgendorf of Manteno, eight grandchildren and one grreat-grandchlld. At late residence, 9700 S. Cook avenue. Oak Lawn.

Funeral Friday. March 15, at 1:30 p. rru to Trinity Lutheran church. Interment Evergreen. Oak Lawn 340.

BURKHARD Daniel A. Burkhard, age 3. 42fl Engicwood avenue, beloved son of Albert and Dorothy, dear grandson of Mrs. Mary Pechos. Services Thursday, March 14, at 1:30 p.

at funeral home, corner 79th and Aberdeen. CALLAHAN The Rev. Dominic Callahan. father, born Dec. 17, 1892, ordained March 12, 1915.

Lying in state at Passlon-1st monastery. Funeral mass Thursday. 10 a. at Immaculate Conception church, 7263 Talcott avenue. Burial Saturday In Louisville, Ky.

CARLSON Hulda C. Carlson of 709 Bromp-ton avenue, dear sister of Jenny Janson of Hartford. Conn. Services 3:30 p. m.

Thursday, at chapel. 3415-19 N. Clark street. Interment Kosehlll. CARROLL Peter F.

Carroll at Buffalo, beloved husband of the late Bridget nee McCormlek; loving father of late Margaret. Member of Roseland lodge, L. O. O. M.

Funeral from mortuary, 12 E. 112th place. Thursday. 9:30 a. to St.

Catherine of Genoa church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. CASE Elizabeth G. Case of 11311 Champlaln avenue. March 12.

194 6, wire ot the late B''i jamln dear mother of Richard E. Case and Mrs. Ethel Ruhnke. Resting at chapel. 214 E.

115th street. Services at Pullman Greenstone M. E. church. Thursday.

March 14. at 2 p. m. Member of Palace chapter. No.

264, O. E. S. Interment Cedar Park. CLARK Thomas J.

Clark. H. 1c. U. S.

N. of 1536 E. 84th place, missing following action on Iwo Jlma. Feb. 19.

194 5. now nresumed dead bv navv dent- beloved son of Thomas D. and Agnes dear brother of Agnes Colleen and Mrs. John E. Burke.

Memorial mass Saturday. March 16. 10 a. at St. Fellcttas' church, 831 place and Blackstone avenue.

CLUTTEKBUCK Kate Clutterhuck. nee Fox- well, wltc of the late Lewis beloved molher of Florence Aguirre, Ethel Berryman, Harry. Edith Townscnd. Mae Brown. Nora Mulholland, Stanley, Bert.

Elsie Coler, and Doris Grabfelder, 21 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, fond sister of William Foxwell. Funeral Thursday, March 14. at 1:30 p. at chapel. 7032 Wentworth avenue.

Interment Beverly. COATS Alice R. Coats of 1415 Hudson ave nue. March 12. 1946.

mother of Helen M. Calkins. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland ave nue, where services will be held Thursday, March 14, at 3:45 p. m.

Interment private. COLOMBO Michael Colombo, late of 718 S. Aberdeen, devoted husband of Josephine, nee Ennuso; fond father of Dellcla and Charles. Funeral Thursday. 8:30 a.

from chapel, 813 W. Taylor street, to Our Lady ot Pompeii church. Interment Mount Carmel. Monroe 0449. COOKE Esther C.

Cooke, widow of the Rev. Henry E. Cooke, passed away March 12, sur vived by two sons, nenry 01 oeneva. 111., ana Russell of Wayne. 111.

At Skoglund chapel. Geneva. 111. Services Wednesday, 4 p. St.

Mark's church, Geneva. Interment Cleveland, O. Please omit flowers. CRANF. William B.

Crane of 7301 Oglesby avenue. March 11. 1946, beloved husband of Olwen. dear father of William B. Crane warrant officer.

U. S. and Robert A. Crane, grandfather of Michael William of Los Angeles, brother of Omer F. Crane.

At rest at chapel, 2700 E. 75th street. Services Wednesday. 2 p. m.

Interment Mount Hope. Saginaw 3737. CRAWFORD Arthur W. Crawford, husband et Elizabeth Merrill trawiord, jauier 01 mua-beth Anne and Arthur W. brother of Allan J.

Crawford. Remains resting at home for funerals. Erie street at Wabash avenue. Funeral notice later. CRAWFORD Francis J.

Crawford, 8300 S. Elizabeth street, beloved nusDano. 01 -anna, nee Dlnsen: fond uncle of Mrs. Catherine Swlckard. dear brother of Delia.

Arthur. James. Thomas, Michael. William, and Paul Crawford, Mrs. Mary Gurnett, Mrs.

Anna Halllgan, and the late Bernard Crawford. E-rvices Friday. March 15. at 1:30 p. at funeral home, corner of 79th and Aberdeen.

Interment Oak Woods. D-NETLL Olida Van D'Neill. see Pheba J. lt'elll notice. A.

W. CRAWFORD FUNERAL TO BE HELD TOMORROW Services for Arthur W. Crawford, 65, vice president and general man ager of the Chicago Tribune-New York News syndicate, will be held at 10 m. tomorrow in Holy Name cathedral. A high mass will be celebrated.

Interment will be in Calvary cemetery. Crawford, a veteran newspaper man, died Monday night in Passa-vant hospital, which he entered sev eral weeks ago when he was stricken in Chicago while en route from his home in New York to the west coast. His wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Merrill Crawford, and his daughter, Elizabeth Anne, were with him. In addition to his widow and daughter, he is survived by a son.

Ensign Arthur W. who is re ported en route home from his station in China; a granddaughter. Priscilla Anne, and a brother, Allan, employed in the publication department of the New York Daily News. BEAUTY That's why we send flowers. They speak more comfort than a thousand words.

Fowers Teegrpohed Anywher All Phones RANdolph 3700 LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 63D AND HARVARD-AVENUE. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. WEDNESDAY. JANISCH Frank. 10 m.

In church. THURSDAY. BERGLAND Walter. 3 p. m.

at chapel. FRIDAY. BUCKEIXEW Charles. 2 p. m.

at chapel. ZUPONIC Catherine. 0:30 m. in church. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED.

FOUCIt Julia M. FRANKLIN NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 5501 NORTH ASH LAND-A VENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH 2646. WEDNESDAY. LAMPINEN Irene.

3 p. m. at chapel. LEWITZ Martha B. 4 p.

m. at chapeL THURSDAY. COATS Alice. DEBICKE Kathryn H. JONKE Frank G.

LAU Johanna. NORTON Kathryn 3:45 p. m. at chapel. 10 a.

m. In church. 10 a. m. In church.

3 p. m. at chapel. 1 0 a. m.

In church. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. RANDOLPH Alice. BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 WEST 95TH-STREET. PHONE BEVERLY 2182.

WEDNESDAY. MANSKI Maiy B. 10 a. m. In church SIDENSTICK Catherine E.

3 p. m. at chapel. LAIN SON JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WABAKH-AV. WHITEHALL 6060.

4542 HAVENSWOOD-AV. LONGBEACH 0305. C. H. JORDAN CO.

FUNERAL HOME 300 B. CRIE. 1 Block K. of Michigan. 92 YEARS SERVICE SUP.

7709 MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT Savings. Sears. Roebuck State-at. basement.

Also at Irving Park and Clcero-av. CEMETERIES WILL sacrifice 4-grave lot. Rldrewood ceme- tery. J150. Sun.

4749. 6 GRAVE lot Wocdlawn Acacia Lawn. Ball. 7328 Blackstone. Mid.

4740. DEATH NOTICES In Mem or lain BOBEK Pic. Leo J. Bober. Co.

A. 301st infantry. 94th division of the 3d army. fS In loving memoiy of our dear son and brother Leo who was killed in action In Germany one year ago, March 14. 1945.

He went to war so sure and brave: But now he sleeps in Luxembourg In a soldier's grave. You have left many broken hearts, dear Leo And died beloved by all. Anniversary mass, Thursday. March 14, 1946, at 7 a. at St.

Constance church. MOTHER, DAD. BROTHERS. SISTERS BRIAND Jules L. Brland.

passed away live years ago. March 13. 1941. W1KE SUSAN. ClIASH: Henry B.

Chase. In fond memory of our dear husband and father, who passed away one year ago today. LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. KOVARSKY Loula and Jack B. Kovarsky In loud memory of our loved ones.

MOTHER, RUTH. AND JOSEPH L. MORISSE Sgt. Robert R. Morisse.

On this fjs your birthday, as always, You are ever 4 LOVING WIFE MARY. MOM, DAD, AND GILBERT. MOXLEY Thomas P. Moxley. passed away March 13.

1942. In loving memory ol my dearly beloved husband, who passed away lour years ago today. God called you, my dear, to your Just reward. Dear one. I know you will never awaae From that long, long sleep we sll must take Darling, I pray when each day is thru That eternal light will shine upon you.

Nlirhtlv vour vision appears very near To guide me thru lite as you did when you were here. Good-by. my love, may your soul rest In peace; This Is my prayer for you, my beloved, my dear. Mass will be said at St. Pascal's church.

LOVING WIFE. ELIZABETH L. MOXLEY. PIGLOWSKI Albert V. Plglowskl.

In loving memory of our dear husband and lather, who passed away three years ago today, March 13. 1943. Peaceful be thy rest, dear daddy. It Is sweet to breath thy name; In life we loved you dearly. In death we do the same.

LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. SCHAEFER Pvt. Richard H. Schaefer te killed In action on Bougainville on March ES 13, 1944. In lond and loving memory of our son and brother.

He little thought when leaving home. He would return no more; That he, in death, so soon would sleep And leave us here to mourn. MOTHER, DAD, AND SIS STALKER Pfc. Leonard W. Stalker, 511th airborne div.

up in the heights of all your flights, 1 was ever Desiae you praying. Tearing my hair and sobbing a prayer, Lord, my son I was saying: But the Lord decreed my son to be freed From all that Is earthly and vain. So bask, my sweet, at our master's feet Until we meet again. MOTHER, GEORGETTE BTALKSR- sCV mm- UNDERTAKERS Lt. David Reeves Allison Services for Lt.

David Reeves Alii' son, 22, killed March 7 while en gaged in preliminary atomic bomb tests in New Mexico, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the Wilmette Baptist church, where his father, the Rev. George D. Allison, Is pastor.

was a took in a crew members dead, was found the next day. He was a graduate of New Trier High school and was attending Denison college, Granville, when he entered the service three years ago. Surviving are his widow, Virginia Lou, of Celina, his parents, and one brother, Capt. Thomas D. of the army air forces.

Dr. Henry B. de Bey Services for Dr. Henry B. de Bey, 84, a physician in Chicago until his retirement in 3926, were held yester day in Kewanee, Henry county.

He died in Kewanee Saturday. Dr. de Bey, a native of Holland, was the son of the Rev. Bernardus de Bey, former pastor of the First Reformed church of Chicago. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

Ray A. Murchi-son of Kewanee, with whom he lived, and a sister, Dr. Cornelia de Bey, former member of the board of education of Chicago. John Daniel Smith Services for John Daniel Smith, CO, of 235 South Elmhurst. general supervisor of the Household Finance corporation in Chicago for 35 years, will be held at 1:30 p.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 134 S. York Elmhurst. Mr. Smith died Monday night in his home.

Surviving are his widow. May, and two daughters, Mrs. Charlotte Martin and Mrs. Doris Williams. Dr.

Ralph A. Jensen Dr. Ralph A. Jensen, 57, a native of Chicago and pastor of the Second Baptist church here from 1923 until 928, died Monday night in Redlands, Cal. He had been executive secre tary of the Southern California Bap tist convention since 1938.

He is survived by his widow, Belle, and two daughters, Mrs. Muriel Carney of Long Beach, and Mrs. James MacDonald of Oakland, Cal. Mrs. Leo W.

Kremer Mrs. Florence Schwenk Kremer, 4239 N. Hermitage died yester day in her home. She is survived by her husband, Dr. Leo W.

Kremer, a dentist, and four sisters. Services will be held, at 11 a. m. Friday in the chapel at 5501 N. Ashland av.

William Preston Beazell New York, March 12 OF) William Preston Beazell, 69, who was day managing editor of the New York World from 1921 until 1930, died at the Abingdon, hospital today, friends here said. MISS LASIER, 61, $1,000,000 WILL LITIGANT, DIES Miss Josephine Lasier, 61, of 1712 Washington who won and lost a half share in a million dollar estate, died last night in her home. She had lived at that address for 50 years with her brother, Clarence Lasier, a La Salle st. stock broker, who survives. Both Miss Lasier and her brother figured in the estate fight.

Their granduncle was Charles II. Haines, St. Charles miller, who died in 1914, leaving two wills. The first will, drawn in 1887, bequeathed his million dollar estate to his aged mother and her heirs. Un cally void the 1887 will.

In October, 1921, the high court reversed itself and upheld the 1907 will. Services for Miss Lasier will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday in St. Jar-lath's church.

Autoist Dies at Wheel While Driving to Work Mathias Wagner, 55, of 3716 Belle Plaine was found dead in his automobile parked in front of 514 S. Laramie av. yesterday, apparently the victim of a heart attack as he drove to work. Grain Elevator Foreman Falls 30 Feet in Pit; Dies Edwin Gavigan, 53, of 11407 S. Whipple foreman in a grain elevator at 107th st.

and Muskegon was fatally injured when he fell 30 feet into a grain pit. He died in South Chicago hospital. ADVEKTISME.NT 1 Chest Cold Misery Relieved by Moist Heat of ANTIPHLuGISTINE Th wnoit heat of an ANTlPHLOCISTINE poulticat relieves cough, tig4i tries of chest, muscle soreness due to chest cold, bronchial irritation SIMPLE CHEST COLD SORE THROAT BRONCHIAL IRRITATION and simple sore throat. Ar.ol ANTIPHLOGIS- SIMPLE T1NE poultice just hot enough to be comfortablethen feel the moiat hrat go right to work on that cough, tightness of SPRAIN, BRUISE SORE MUSCLES BOILS chest, muscle soreness. Does good, feels good for several hours.

The moisr hrat of an ANTIPHLOGI STINE poultice also relieves pain reduces oi fciioen Lund, dear sister of Lee Headen, Nan Carver, and the late Mabel Devlin. F'uneral from cnapel, S501 N. Ashland avenue, Thursday. March 14, at 9:30 a. to St.

Sebastian's church. DEI.IHANT Mary Reardon Dellhant cf Three Rivers. end 8310 Langley avenue, wife cf the late William mother of Violet Schellhouse, Dorothy Sims. Lt. Col.

William Robert. James. Harold, and Thomas Dellhant. Funeral from drawing room. 7838 Cottage Grove avenue.

Thursday, March 14 at 9 a. to St. Clothllde's church. Interment Calvary. Radcliffe 0220.

DE MUTH Wendel De Muth. March 12. 1H4 6. husband of the late Bertha, nee Fenske: fond father of Alice and Celestlne Russell, grandfather of Charles Russell. Besting at funeral home.

318 N. Central avenue, Austin. Services Thursday. 1 p. m.

Interment Waldhelm. Austin 0017. DI L1BERTO Alfonzla Dl Llberto. late of S40 W. 4 5th street, fond molher of Josephine Hi Llberto.

Sam. and Santa Mattellan, mother-in-law oi Carmen Dl I.ltjerto. At funeral home. 46th place and Wallace street. Funeral notice later.

Bou. 0703. DOWD Leo D. Dowd. beloved husband of the late Mary Amato Dowd, father ot Elayue, Edward, and Michael, brother ot Mrs.

E. T. Bestler. Vera Dowd. and Mrs.

A. J. Morgan. Funeral 9:30 a. Thursday from chapel.

40 S. Ashland avenue. La Grange, to St. Francis Xavler church. Burial Sag cemetery.

DOWNING See Eugenia Volarlc notice. DRECHSLER Herbert C. Drechsler. suddenly, late of 2721 N. Troy street, dearly beloved husband of Ella, nee Jensen; fond father of Daniels, grandfather of Tommy, son cf Mary, brother of Pearl Beck.

Henrietta Boekman. and Clifford. Funeral services Thursday, 3 p. at chapel. 3834-36 Irving park road.

Interment Acacia Park DUCK Daniel F. Duck of 3622 N. avenue, beloved husband of Krlstlne, fond father of Edward Duke, dear grandfather of Ted and Ned. At chapel. 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, where services will be held Thurs day, 1:30 p.

m. Interment Mount Olive. DUGGAN Martin Duggan of 7937 Evans ave nue, beloved husband of Gertrude Ann, fond father of Charles, Harold, Mary Lewis, and Raymond, grandfather cf Nancy Jane. Patsy Jean, and Jimmy Duggan. Funeral from drawing room.

7H38 Cottage Grove avenue. Friday, March 15. at 9.30 a. to St. Francis de Paula church.

Interment Holy sepulchre. Radorirre 0220. ELLIOTT Lulu Bible Elliott. 1308 Darrow avenue. Evanston.

111.. March 11. 194fl. In Michigan City. wile of Ben II.

Elliott mother of Mrs. Paul Hoover. Doris, and Ben H. Elliott Jr. Services 10:30 a.

Thursday, at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park. ESPING Otto Esplng. March 12. late resi dence, 7937 Colfax avenue, foster father cf Mrs.

Ethel McGulre. Mrs. Harvey Mc- Gulre. and Clarence Peterson, brother of Victor Esping. Resting at funeral home.

79th street and Phillips avenue. Services 1:30 p. m. Friday. Interment Cedar Park cemetery.

Sou. 6959. FISHER Berton E. Fisher, formerly cf 7555 Rhodes avenue, beloved husband of the late Jane, loving father of Mrs. Hazel Dunn and Mrs.

Daisy Reamer, fond grandfather of Mrs. Helen Robinson, Gilbert Dunn, and Mrs. Betty Jane Seeder. Retired battalion chief of the 19th battalion. C.

V. D. Member of Retired Firemen's association. Firemen's Be nevolent association, and Kenwood lodge. No.

800. A. F. A. M.

Resting at chapel. 851 E. 75th street. Services 2:30 p. m.

Thursday. Masonic services 8 p. m. Wednesday. Interment Cedar Park.

FITZGERALD Michael Joseph Fitzgerald, late of 80.9 S. Klmhark, beloved husband of Adeline, nee M''sklll: fond father of Maile Hansen. II. Edward, brother of Daniel Jl. of Chicago.

James. Thomas, Marie, and the late John Kdward of Paso. 111., and Mrs. Neil Hausch of La Salle, 111. Resting at chapel, 93K-40 W.

69th street. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. to St. Francis de Paula church. Mass 10 a.

m. Member of Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. W. M. Hobbs lodge.

No. 4. Interment El Paso. IU. Hud.

0123. FITZNER Emma Fltzner, March 12. of 1111 E. St. Charles road.

Lombard. 111., beloved wife of Charles Fltzner. mother of Norman. Services to be held 2:30 p. m.

March 14 at funeral home, Princeton and School streets. Villa Park, III. Cremation Acada. FLEMMING William T. Flemmlng, late of 1743 Melrose street, husband of the late Lena, dear father of Berenice Meier, brother of Grace Flemmlng and Katherlne Martin.

Services Thursday. 2 p. at chapel, 2742 Lincoln avenue. Interment Eden. FOSTER Earl Foster, late of 6643 Vnlon avenue, beloved husband of Rose, father of Earline Milam, brother of George, Clifford.

Harold. Walter. Richard. Wilbur Foster, and Mrs. Iris Sluls.

Services Thursday. 2 p. at funeral home, 5438 S. Halsted street. Interment Cedar Park.

Member of Policemen's Benevolent associaUon. Boulevard 0662. FOUCH Julia M. Fouch, 6036 Stony Island avenue, March 12. 1946.

wile 01 Honor J. Fouch, mother of Robert S. Fouch, daughter of Ida Stelner, sister of Carl Steiner and Cella Jones. At chapel. 63d and Harvard, until 11 p.

m. Wednesday, March 13. Services Sterling, O. GAVIGAN Edwin T. Gavigan.

March 11. cf 11407 S. Whipple street, husband of Ella Clancy Gavigan. brother or Mrs. Marion Wilson and John A.

Gavigan. Funeral Thursday. 9:15 a. from chapel. Jeflery hlvd.

at 77th to St. Christina's church Mass 10 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet. Sou 8822.

GAYNOR Theodore Gaynor. beloved husband of Charlotte, nee Hemler: dear father ct Theodore, Charles, and Flora, brother of Alfred. Resting at tunerai nome. jais Irvine Park road. Services Thursday.

P. m. Interment RosehlU. Please omit flowers. GRIFFIN Lloyd E.

Griffin, beloved husband of Gladvs Nohelty Grimn. lono lamer 01 Jessie, Shirley. Lloyd, and Michael. At lu-neral home. 1359 Devon avenue, at Glen- wood, where services will be held Friday, March 15, at 2 p.

m. Interment RosehlU. GROSKOPF Albert B. GrosKopf. late of 5005 Pensacola avenue, beloved nusoana 01 i-iz-zetta.

dear lather ot Albert fond brother 01 Theresa Warner cl Angeies, grandfather ot Jean, Billy, and Johnny. Serv ices Thursday. 1:30 p. m. at cnapel.

4ju- 24 Irving Park road. Interment oakriage. Kildare 6220. GROSS Ernst Gross, suddenly, beloved son cf the late Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Gross, lond brother of Gust. Jacob, and the late August Minnie Voss. and Lena Gruehn. Services at chapel, 3234 W. North avenue.

Thursday, March 14, at 3 p. m. Interment Woodlawn, Hir.ENSON Glenn W. Ragenson cf Watseka 111., suddenly. March 9.

son 01 Haakon ana Mary Elizabeth Hagenson. brother of Clifford Harenson. Mrs. Russell Guyer. Elizabeth Hagenson.

and Mrs. Robert Nielsen. Services 2 p. m. March 13 at Friend's church, Watseka, 111.

Interment Memorial Park, Dan ville, III. HALATEK Walter Halatek. March 11, beloved husband ct Antonett. dear father 01 John. brother cf Julius and Sophia Zajac.

Funeral Friday, March 15. at 9 a. m. from chapel, 3630 George street, to All Saints' cathedral, Dickens and Damen avenues. Interment All Saints" cemetery.

Hlgglns road. HARTKE Otto Hartke husband of the late Louisa, lather of Otto Rose McLean Marie Mueller, and Elsie Griffith, lour grand children. Service Wednesday. 3 p. at chapel, German Old People's Home, Forest Park, 111.

HAYES Patrick J. Hayes of 7626 Coles ave nue, beloved husband ot Agnes Fitzgerald Haves. Funeral Friday. 9:45 a. from funeral home.

79th street at Loomls boule-vrd to St. Bride's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Native of County Lim erick. Information.

Triangle 1187. HFFFERNAN Frank J. Heffernan. late ot 823 E. 82d street, beloved husband of Deane, nee Cutter: fond brother 01 Mrs.

lva Latnem Nell William Mrs. Mary Miller, and the late Mrs. Helen Mott. Funeral Wnursday a. from mortuary.

1000-1010 79th street, to St. F'rancis De Paula church. Burial Mount Olivet. HEITBRINK Louis A. Heltbrink, age 85 years, dear husband of the late Minnie, nee Baeck: Jond father of Louise Tilsner, Edwin, and Arthur, five grandchildren, three great-grandchildren.

Resting at funeral home. 2118 Lawrence avenue until 7 p. Tuesday. In state at St. James Evangelical Lutheran church, Fremont and Dickens street.

7 p. Tuesday until time of service Wednesday at 2 p. m. Interment St. Lucas'.

HERKES Hendt F. Herkes, beloved husband cf Ethel Herkes. fond father of Lt. J. Gerard U.

S. brother of Frank J. Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a. from funeral home.

4905 Lincoln avenue, to St. Mathias' church and St. Boniface's cemetery. HILLIARD Annie Louise Hllllard, nee Pren- dergast. of 193 Orchard street, Kimnursi.

111., wife of the late William dear mother of William Bessie R. Bradner. and Ellsworth sister cf Mrs. Elizabeth Reltz. Funeral Wednesday.

2 p. at chapel. 134 S. York street, Elmhurst. Entombment Elm Lawn Abbey.

HINES Sidney C. Hines, beloved husband of the late Dorothy May. father 01 bidney Member of Rainbow lodge. No. 972.

A. F. A. M. Resting at chapel.

79th and Emerald until Thursday noon. Services 2 p. m. at Calvary Methodist church. 78th and Morgan.

Interment Jeflersonville, Ind. from 1891 to 1894, when provision the Lasiers were came to Chicago. He joined the Chi-; beneficiaries. The second will, drawn cago fire department Nov. 22, in ioo7, also left the estate to Haines' and rose rapidly to battalion chief! molher with the provision that on rank- (her death it go to the Mercy hospi- Mr.

Fisher was pensioned in 1912: tal and the st Charles school sys-after a near fatal accident March tem. 19. 1911, in which he fell four floors Ininois Supreme court In while trying to escape from theApril( 1921i vojded the 1907 will on burning Monarch cold storage plant! the ground that it did not specifi- cn av. lie naa oraereu other firemen to leave the structure because of dangerous fumes, and the fall resulted from exhaustion as he sought to climb down a rope. He returned to active service in 1920.

Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Hazel Dunn and Mrs. Daisy Reamer, both of Chicago. Purchasing Power Plea Made by Bishop Sheil Bishop Bernard J. Sheil, chairman of the national committee for a fair minimum wage, declared yesterday that "America must show the world that she can lead the way toward a society of full and fair employment with adequate purchasing power." He addressed 40 leaders of labor union and political organi-rations at a luncheon in Marshall Field Co.

"Share croppers and a)l workers must have the guaran- tee of 65 cents an hour if America is to give justice," Bishop Sheil said. Ex-Sailor Held on Morals stlt nore North Chicago, recently dis- charged sailor, was arrested yesterday by Lake county deputy sheriffs on a complaint signed by Stickler's wife, Violet, charging him with taking indecent liberties with their 12 jear old daughter, Gloria. After questioning by Assistant State's Atty. Daniel Dalziel of Waukegan, Stickler was ordered held in Lake county ja.il under $20,000 bond, set by Justice of the Peace Raymond Reardon. I LEES NAVY BRIG; HINTED Police of north shore suburbs were asked last nj jimbers up stiff aching muscles right to look for illiam M.

Blanchard. boil, sprain, bruise, similar Ill iniurr or condition Get ANTIPHLOCUS. Creat Lakes Naval Training center, where bei JINE (Aunty Fto) lit tube or cast at any was aarnai sentence lor desertion. lrttor NOW, -Ktaa.