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GRTTTrN Timothy 7. Crlffln. June 84. ef McCORMICK sry Am VeOoRBlek torn Fart 2 Pafre 8. 'A Sunday TriboB.t Job 25.

1944. 7601 Pazton avenue, beloved husband of the late Winifred Griffin, fond father of Joseph U. S. N. Funeral from chapel.

Langton ct 7611 Normal avenue, beloved wife of the late Jeremiah, fond mother of Mrs. Dora Do Persia, Law 7705 Cottage Grove avenue, Tuesday, OBITUARIES rence, the late Mrs. Era Hateley, John, June 27, 9 a. to Our Lady of Peace and Gerald McCormick. Funeral Tues church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. day. June 27. 10:30 a. from funeral BERTUCH Frank X.

Bertuch, devoted tras-band of Martha, brother of Clara Herman. Services at chapel. 7319 Madison street. Forest Park, Monday, 1:30 p. m.

Interment Forest Home. BLAUL Daniel J. Blaul of 6403 N. Bell avenue, beloved husband oi Veronica, nie Leary; fond father of Danirl J. dear brother of Carrie Lutter, Fred, and Lillian Lutter, dear son of the late Daniel J.

and Minnie. At chapel. 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, where services will be held Monday, 3 p. m. Burial St.

Lucas'. home. 1241 W. 79th street, to St, Leo's church. Interment Mount Olivet.

GRODBERG Julius Grodberg. beloved husband of Delia, fond father ot Ralph. Lil HEIRESS LOSES CHILDREN FOR 'LUST, NOT LOVE' Custody of the two younger children of Capt. Alexis D. Tarnowsky and Mrs.

Alice lian Thomas. Edna Cohn, and Norma MeCULLOUGH Mary McCti Hough. June OFFICIAL OUSTED IN QUEBEC AFTER 'SECESSION' CRY Chicago Tribune Press OTTAWA, Ont, June 24. Sen! T. D.

Bouchard, who charged in the senate on Wednesday that secessionist movements were under way in Canada's French speaking province of Quebec, was dismissed today from the chairmanship of the Quebec Hydro Tower commission by the provincial premier, Adelard God- 22. 1944. ot 6544 Ellis avenue, Leviton. Services Monday, 10 a. m.

at chapel, 6206 Broadway. Burial Waldheim. GRUNWALD Maria Grunwald. nee Sem- beloved daughter of the lata Patrick and Mary B. McCullough.

fond sister of James and John and the late Ellen McCullough. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. rau. late of 940 K.

Ridgeway avenue, aged mother of five daughters, one son. from funeral home. 6017 Chicago avenue, grandchildren, and BTeat-grandchildren. servicea Tuesday, June 27. at to Our Lady Help of Christians church.

2:30 p. m. at funeral home. 6622-24 Irvinr Park road. Interment Eden ceme tery.

Information. Pensacola 9000. GRUNWALD Maria Grunwald, beloved mother of Elfreda Schmidt, Emma Grunwald, Hattie Schwartz, Grace Hickey, Ida, Richard, and the late Amanda Schultz. eight grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday, 2:30 i p.

at 5622-24 Irving Park road. Interment Eden cemetery. Rand De Tarnow-s Mcintosh was awarded yesterday by Circuit Judge Michael Feinberg to the former's sister, Mrs. Olga Hudson of Kenil-worth. In a 12 page opinion, the court HACK Elizabeth May Hack, late of Frederick William Lewis.

New York, June 24 VP). The death In London of Frederick William Lewis, 74, known as baron of Essen-don, who was chairman of the board of Furness, Withy was announced here today by the office of the steamship company. In addition to heading Furness, Withy he was chairman of the Royal Mail Lines, and a director of Cunard White Star. He was a member of Lloyd's and a director of Barclay's bank. A son, Brian Edmund Lewis, survives.

Lt. Patrick Donohue. Lt. Patrick Donohue, who retired 14 years ago from the Chicago police force after 24 years of service, died yesterday in his home at 2506 Ainslie st. Born Feb.

14, 1872, in County Carlow, Ireland, he came to the United States and In March, 1906, was given an assignment as a patrolman. He was made a lieutenant on Nov. 22, 1918. Lt. Donohue was connected with the 3d district and assigned to the Juvenile court.

He is survived by his widow, Frances. Services will be held at 6803 Princeton avenue, beloved wife of the late John fond mother of John P. Bt'HU'I LiiL Mary Agsea ScMSaH trust Doonar, 7119 Aberdeen. beiove4 wi2 ot the lata Fred, dear mother ot Myrta Peters and Harold, sister of Mary Goabeg and Edward, two grandchildren. Fnaarai Monday.

June 2 at 9 a- m. from neral home. 7013 Rapine avenue, to Sacred Heart church. Interment Monza) Olivet. Ste.

0460. SCHnXER Schiller, beloved hasw band of Katherine Kraemer Schiller. 3ea father of Mary. John, Betty Sleeves. Cor9-Matthias, and Agnes Schiller.

2oc4 brother of the Rev. John Agnes, and Charles Schiller. Funeral Monday 9 a. m. from residence.

7424 Calumet avecset. ta) St. Columbanus' church. Interment Mary's cemetery. Memhe of St.

FTi (land court. No. 202. In for. Trt.

1157. SCHILTZ Louis J. S'-hilts ot MOO S. Winchester avenue. June 24.

1S44, bf loved husband of Helen M. cea Friestadt; fond father of Pvt. Richard, U. S. Donna Claire and Louise Helon, son of Susan and the late George Schiiia of Aurora, 111., brother of Albert J-.

Bernard Mrs. C. F. O'Keefe. Maa Schiltz.

Mrs. Leo Jacobmeyer. and Mrs. Kenneth Little. Funeral from chatI 2121 W.

85th street. Tuesday. Jane 27. at 8 a. to St.

Nicholas church. Aurora. HI. Mass at 9:30 m. Inter ment St.

Nicholas cemetery. SOBOTA Alderman Alexander S. Sobota, suddenly. June 23. 1944.

beloved son of Catherine, nee Purchla, and the late John. Fnneral Tuesday. 10 a. m- from chapel. 1056 W.

Chicago avenue, corner of Ogden. to St. John Cantius church. Solemn fc- mass, 10:30 a. m.

Interment St. AiW bert's. Member of 2flth Ward RegjiLar Democratlo organization. Hay. 0936.

SOUFL Anna Soufl ef 1922 S. lt avenue, Cicero. June 23. 1944. beiovd wi! ct John Soufl.

fond mother of Anna fiarta. Rose Pomazal. Marie Gorski. Frank. Joseph, and James Benetka.

grandmother cf Adaline Rencb. Pearl Bart a. Eveiyne Ela-aek. and Sharon Gorski. great-grandmother ot Brian Bench.

Fureral Tuesday a 2 p. m. from brain for funerals. 642-4 W. Cermsk road.

Interment Bohemia National cemetery. Inf. Cicero 243. STEHL See Bylsma notice. STIGLICH Beatrice Stiglich.

wife ef Jam Stiglich. mother ot Lucille, daughter cf Larry Doric, sister of Frank Doric, anst of Larry Doric. Remains resting at funeral home, 520O N. Western avenue, corner of Foster, after 8 p. ra Sunday.

Funeral Tuesday, 8:30 a. to St. Mathias' church. Burial Holy Sepulchre. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.

McDONOUGH Edward J. McDonough. beloved husband of Cecile Coffey McDonough. son of the late Michael and Mollie Honan McDonough, loving brother of Charles, Harry. Mrs.

J. Hogan, Annette. Lucile. and the late William and Walter. Funeral Tuesday.

9:30 a. from his late residence. 9936 S. Leavitt street, to St. Barnabas church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Stewart 7700. McKXNSEY Lt. Robert L. McKinsey, A.

A. beloved husband of Geraldine. nee Bowles, fond son of Allen S. and Kathryn McKinsey, brother of Sgt. Fred U.

S. Jack R. and Frank W. Mc- Kinsey. Services Monday, 2 p.

at funeral home. 67th street and Dorchester avenue. Interment Oak Woods. McMAHON See Marie Schageman notice. MINNECI Peter Minned.

late of 1154 W. Grand avenue, beloved husband of Jennie, nee Perrons; fond father of Mrs. Caroline Proseia. Florence. Nicollna.

and Josephine. Resting at chapel, 1158-60 W. Grand avenue. Funeral Thursday. June 29.

at 9 a. to Santa Maria Addolorata church. May and Erie sts. Burial Mount Carmel. CANADA'S COSTS IN WAR CLIMB T0 1 5 BILLIONS Britain Gets Big Share of Chicago Tribune Frets Service.

1 OTTAWA, June 24. With the current war appropriation ot approved by parliament, Canada, a nation of 11,500,000, will have spent on the war by March 31, 1945, more than 515,000,000,000. Of this total $4,500,000,000, or a little less than a third, represents Canadian assistance to her allies, principally the United Kingdom. Have Own Ind Lae." Of the $4,500,000,000, $1,800,000,000 has been expended under the nadian mutual aid system, the equivalent of United States lend-lease, In supplies for the United Kingdom, Russia, Australia, China, the West Indies, and India. Among expenditures for allies were: Aid to Britain.

1012 Jl.000.000.000 Repatriation 700,000,000 Interest free loan to United, Kingdom 700,000,000 Purchase of United Kingdom and Matthew J. Resting at funeral home 6916 Wentworth avenue. Funeral Mon day, at 9 a. to St. Martin's church Interment St.

Mary's cemetery- Member 'TT'li ii fflllltf of St. Anthony branch L. C. B. A.

reviewed the Mn. Olga Hudson. iurid testimony BOYLE Katherine M. Boyla tnee Schackel. loving wife of Edward, fond sister of Herman.

Funeral Tuesday. June 27, at 9 a. m. from funeral home. 4013 W.

Harrison street, to Our Lady of Lourdcs" church. Interment St. Joscpb'a cemetery. Kedzie 7007. BRICKM AN Louis G.

Brickman of Lake Villa, 111., husband of Emma, father of Florence Hurley, Forest Park, brother of George and Minnie Schwartz, grandfather of Thomas, U. S. Russell. U. S.

A. A. aad Donald Hurley. U. S.

N. Lying in state at Strang funeral home. Antioch, 111. Funeral Tuesday. 2 p.m.

Burial Elm Lawn cemetery, Elmhurst. BRIGGS Mary A. Briggs, June 22. 1944, mother ot Mabel E. Poehlman.

grandmother of Corp. Charles H. Poehlman, U. S. A.

Funeral from residence, 840 S. Wabash avenue, Monday, June 26. at 9:30 a. m. to St.

Mary's church. BRYMER John Brymer, June 24. 1944. of 6427 Harper avenue, husband of Lillian F. Brymer.

brother of Annie. Emily. Maude. William, Walter Brymer. and Mrs.

W. M. Thorns of Toronto, Canada, and Mrs. II. F.

Hunter of Buffalo. N. Y. Resting in chapel, 4227 Cottage Grove avenue. Services at Church of Redeemer, f6th street and Blackstone avenue, Tuesday at 3 p.

m. Interment private. Please omit flowers, offerings may be made to Lawrence hall (home for boys, 4833 N. Francisco avenue. BYLSMA Frieda J.

Bylsma Tnee SnehlJ. beloved wife of Joseph, fond sister of Geortc Ppehl. Funeral Monday. June 2fl. at 8 30 a.

m. from her brother's residence. 3428 S. Wesley avenue, Berwyn, 111., to St. Leonard's church.

Interment St. Mary's. CALLAGHAN Patrick W. Callaghan, beloved husband of Mary, nee O'Keefe; dear father of Rita, fond brother of Mrs. Mary Barry and Michael Callahan.

Mem- EADDON EH N. Haddon. beloved husband of Eleanor, fond father ot Wil bout, Bouchard, former minister of roads and recently appointed to the senate, was making his maiden speech when he attacked "hidden Fascists" among his compatriots who aim, he said, "to disunite the people on lingual and religious matters, to disrupt the confederation and abandon the human North American conception of a large nation composed of different religious beliefs and racial origins." He accused the leaders of the Jacques-Cartier order of constituting a "secret organization" aimed at setting up an independent province of Quebec and part of Ontario. Accusing his fellow Liberal colleague of manufacturing an Incendiary torch, Sen. Cyrille Vaillan-court said yesterday In the senate that Bouchard's charge was exaggerated and misleading.

offered in the lengthy hearing termed Mrs. Mcintosh's Mexican divorce a sham and a fraud," and excorclated her adulterous conduct with Charles Mcintosh and Joe McWilliams, publisher of alleged subversive writings and former house guest of the defendant at her Barrington estate. Her husband's divorce suit still is pending. MONTAGUE Winifred Montague of 3939 9:30 a. m.

Tuesday from the chapel at 4905 Lincoln av. to St. Mathias Clarendon avenue, wife of the late Harold L. Montague, mother of Pauline and Victor. Resting at funeral home.

N. Clark street. Services at KosehlU cemetery chapel Monday, 2 :30 p. m. MOTT RAM Louise Tobey Mottram.

dear mother of Henry. Forrest, and the late William and Mabel Tourrsen. Services Monday. 2 p. at funeral home, 25O0 N.

Cicero avenue. Interment Elmlawn. Berkshire 8070. Judge Feinberg commented that, while he considered it unfortunate church. liam.

Lester. Arthur. Corp. Robert. TJ.

8. overseas. Pvt. John. V.

S. Pvt. James, U. S. Charlotte White.

Martha Mueller, and Ray. Funeral Tuesday, 3 p. at chapel. 2346 W. Madison street.

Interment Arlington cemetery. Member of Franklin union, No. 4, I. P. P.

and A. U. of N. A. HAHN See Mary C.

Ryan notice. HALE Ray B. Hale. 6310 Greenwood avenue. June 24, 1944.

uncle of Charles V. Hale. At chapel. 63d and Harvard, until 10 p. Sunday.

Services and interment at Fostorta, O. HAN KAHAN John P. Hanrahan, husband of Ella, devoted son of Mary and the late John Hanrahan, fond brother of Mary E. Mulvilhill and Leo J. Hanrahan.

Deceased will arrive from Oakland, Monday morning. Funeral Tuesday. 8:45, from chapel. 1716-18 W. street, to St.

Thomas Apostle church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Pros. 1000-3889. HANSEN Mary J.

Hansen, of 1675 Edge-water avenue, June 23, 1944, beloved wife of Henry M. Hansen, mother of Herbert. Robert, and William, sister of Charles. Peter. Anna.

Helen. Isabel, and Mildred. Funeral from chapel. 6501 N. Ashland avenue, Tuesday, June 27.

at 9:30 a. to St. Gregory's church. Interment St. Henry's.

that the 15 year old daughter, Marie, -UNDERTAKERS- CoL Warren R. Roberts. had been "subjected to the ordeal of testifying against her mother, the court was powerless to bar her Services for Col. Warren R. Rob MUCHOWSK1 Laura Mnchowskl.

beloved erts, former city engineer, will be held at 3 p. m. Tuesday in the testimony. Defendant Is Condemned. 200.000.000 chanel at 2121 W.

95th st. CoL STRENING Norman A. Strening. Jane 23. 100,000,000 TvPf whn hpM war timi can.

sister of Pauline. Rose Riedl. Marie Bee-war. Stephen, and Frances Kasper. dear aunt ot Henry Riedl.

George and Jerome Becwar. Michael and Albert Kasper. Funeral Monday. June 26. at 9:30 a.

from chapel. 1709 W. 18th street, to St. Adalbert's church and St. Adalbert's cemetery.

Can. 1240. assets in Canadian plants Private repatriation Mutual aid. 1943 Mutual aid. 1044 Declaring that "the facts in this 1.000.000.000 case call for some plain speaking.

ber of St. Mel's court. No. 157, C. O.

Holy Name society. Funeral from chapel, 4138 Madison street, Monday at 9 a. m. to St. Mel's church.

Interment Mount Carmel. CARR Mary Derby Carr. on Saturday. June 24. 1044.

in St. Louis. mother of Mrs. W. M.

Wilson of National City. Mrs. Clark Stacy of Chicago, 111.. Lindsey H. Carr of Chicago.

111., and Ernest J. Carr of St. Louis. Mo. Remains arrive MUEGGENBORG Minnie Buettner Mueg- the court referred in scathing terms to the defendant's moral character and her lack of "social, religious aiea inursaay in iviiami, wnere he had made his home for five years.

Among the structures built by CoL Roberts are the Jackson ol t41 Humphrey avenue. Oa Park beloved husband of Pearl, father of Mary. Louise, Janet, and Sally, nn of Mrs. Emily Strening. brother of Mrs.

Mildred Idarius. Services Monday. June 26, at 5 p. m. at chapel.

124-126 Madison street. Oak Park, at Lombard avenue. Interment Mount Emblem. Services fcy Ausua eommandery. No.

84. K. at chipl-Member of Austin lodge. No. 850.

A. F. 6 A. Cicero chapter. No.

ISO. R. A. and Medinah temple. HARNETT John R.

Harnett of 4948 May renborr. beloved wife of George, loving mother of Christopher. Matthew and Charlotte Koenig, sister of Harry and Paul Buettner. Lillian Schmalz, Clara Hahn. Elsie Decker, and Emily Sullivan.

Funeral Monday. 2 p. at chapel. 4817 Madison blvd. bridge, portions of the Lake Sunday morning.

Services, 3 p. Sun- day, at parlors, 67th st. and Dorchester pole avenue, beloved husband of Hannah Ford Harnett, stepfather of Mrs. Patrick Collins. James J- Seaman 2C.

U. S. and moral concept necessary for the proper care, education, health, and guidance of her children." This, the court held, "forfeits her right to st. elevated, and the old Masonic building, Chicago's first skyscraper, street. Burial Woodlawn.

Aus. 1137. He is survived by his widow, Mae, MURATORE Frank Muratore. late of 1509 the custody of the children." Touching upon Mrs. Mcintosh's three daughters, and one son.

Frank E. Bertach. chance meeting with the army prt vate whom she later married after Services for Frank E. Bertuch, Taylor street, devoted husband of the late Carmella, nee Perry, dear father of Carmen Ann, Mrs. Julia Joe Bruno, Mrs.

Mildred James Stuart. Mrs. Eleanor John Caporale. Mrs. Marie Carmen Ducato.

and Mrs. Lucille Peter Palmi. Funeral Tuesday. 9 a. m.

from chapel. 813 W. Taylor street, to Our Lady of Pompeii church. Interment Mount Carmel. Mon.

0449 or Seeley 6607. a "mail order" Mexican divorce, 53, widely known as the Dutchman Funeral Service Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 63D AND HARVARD-A VENUE. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. MONDAY. BRIGGS Mary.

10 a. m. In church. KRUGER Herman. 3 p.

m. at chapel. PITCHER Vesta. 2 p. m.

in church. WUNDERLICH Walter. 1 p. m. at chapel.

SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. HALE Ray B. MUNDINGER Staff Sgt. William J. STEVENS William C.

NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6501 NORTH ASHLAND-A VENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH 2646. TUESDAY. HANSEN Mary J. 10 a.

m. in church. BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 WEST P5TH-STREET. PHONE BEVERLY 2182. TUESDAY.

ROBERTS Warren R. 3 p. tn. at chapel. SCHILT2 Louis.

9 :30 a. m. in church. the court said: "No mother of three children of and for 11 years proprietor of The Dutchman's Place, a restaurant at 7715 Roosevelt Forest Park, will be held in the chapel at 7319 Madi tender years and wife of a respeo NAGEL William Nagel. June 23.

late of Canada's mutual aid legislation was not passed until 1943 and the billion dollars listed for 1942 was on a straight gift to Britain basis. Canada's 1914 mutual aid appropriation of includes for the allied relief organization. 723 Million for Britain, The first report of Canada's mutual aid board, headed by the American born munitions minister, Clarence D. Howe, shows that of mutual aid expenditures up to March 31, 1944, $723,753,786 was for the United Kingdom. Mutual aid to Russia has been roughly Australia $21,000,000, China West Indies $875,000, and India $452,000.

Expenditures for war supplies in transit or in storage to be sent allies in the future have been $139,000,000. The list of supplies provided the United Kingdom Includes aircraft, ammunition, armored vehicles, chemicals, farm implements, food, ships, machine guns every conceivable kind of war supply. The list of aircraft provided the United Kingdom shows: Lancasters, 42: Mosquito Daniel. John, and William Kenny, U. S.

M. son of the late Nellie and Michael, brother of Anna Nan, Mrs. Harold tor-boy, and the Rev. Daniel Harnett. Funeral Monday.

June 26 at 10:30 a. m. from chapel, 3246 Jackson boulevard, to St. Thomas Aquinas church. Burial Mount Carmel.

Member of P. B. Chicago Police post. No. 207, American Legion, and Holy Name society.

Ked. 2394. HARNETT Nellie Collins Harnett of 4948 Maypole avenue, beloved wife of the late Michael, fond mother of the Rev. Daniel. Anna Nan, Mrs.

Harold Corboy, and the late John sister of Richard, Mrs. William Smid, and the late Minnie Collins. Funeral Monday. June 26. at 10:30 a.

from chapel. 3246 Jackson boulevard, to St. Thomas Aquinas church. Burial Mount Carmel. Member of Altar and Rosary sodality.

Kedzie 2394. HERSCHBACH Catherine Herschbach. June 23. 1944. of 2527 Burling street, beloved mother of Kathryn and Carl, fond sister of Joseph La Croix and Mamie Braband.

Funeral from chapel, 2701 N. Clark street. Monday at 9:30. to St. Clement's church; mass 10 a.

m. HESS Alice Hess, beloved wife of the late Charles W. Hess, dear mother of Pvt. Charles W. Hess sister of Walter 1827 Barry avenue, husband ot the late Marie, fond father of Anna Kramer and Margaret Hoff.

brother of Adele Smith, grandfather of six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday. June 26. at 3 p. at funeral home.

2056-58 to Montrose cemetery. table husband in the army, meeting a stranger and knowing him only six hours would consent to indulge in adulterous practice with him, without being willing to abandon all moral, religious, legal, or NAMUTH Fred Namuth. 945 Division social restraint and destroying all sense of decency and self-respect." son st. Forest Park, at 1:30 p. m.

tomorrow. Mr. Bertuch died Thursday in West Suburban hospital. He is survived by his widow, Martha, and a sister, Mrs. Clara Herman.

Robert Watt Private services for Robert Watt, 51, manager of the Chicago office of Rainfair, of Racine, Wis, will be held tomorrow. Mr. Watt, a native of Scotland and a resident of Chicago and the north shore since street. Oak Park, husband of the late Pauline, fond father of Anna Clark. William, and Harry.

Resting at funeral home, 203 S. Marion street. Oak Park. Services Monday. 3 p.

m. Interment Forest Home cemetery. Judge Feinberg brushed aside Mrs. Mcintosh's protestations of deep love for the army private as NIENSTEDT Louise Nienstedt, nee Parels. "purely imaginary." He said that av.

Interment Mulington. 111. CHARLESTON Mary Collins Charleston, June 22. 1944. of B319 Wayne avenue, wife of the lata Edward T.

Charleston, mother of Mrs. H. E. Stark. siBter of Mrs.

Eliza Pykett. Catherine and Daniel Collins. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, (1311 N. Clark street, to St.

Ita's church. Interment Calvary. COLLINS George J. Collins, beloved husband of Delia nee Barrett, fond father of Mrs. Catherine Muck.

George Mary and Dorothy E. Collins, brother of William J. and the late Terrence Collins. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from parlors, 67th street and Dorchester avenue, to St.

Ambrose's church. Interment St. Mary's. COLSON Wilhelmina I Minnie Colson, nee Bunge, June 23, beloved wife of the late John A. Colson, dear mother of Sarah C.

Manasse and the late Alma Hill, Ella Elder, and Alfred Colson, six grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Funeral services Monday at 2 p. m. at funeral home, 1359-61 Fullerton avenue. Burial St.

Lucas'. Member of Lakeview chapter. No. 149. O.

E. S. CROSSETT Earl Lloyd Crossett. formerly of Blue Island, 111., beloved husband of Cecile, fond father of Mrs. Gladys Car-ter.

Mrs. Ruth Oliver, and the late Irma. Resting at funeral home. 13050 S. Greenwood avenue.

E'lue Island. Services Monday, 2 p. ni. Interment Mount Greenwood. CULP Charles Bryon Culp 1214 W.

Roosevelt devoted husband of Clarissa, nee Ball; fond father of Charles Charmaine. and Georgette, and Arnold, beloved son of George and Mary of West Chicago, brother of Corp. Douglas. 17. S.

Mrs. Verna Lavin. and Mrs. Doris Fischer. Funeral Monday.

9 a. m. at chapel. M3 W. Taj lor street.

Interment local cemetery. Monroe 0449. CURIELLI Angelo Curiellt. beloved husband of the late Assunta nee Gnu, fond father of Alfred and John. Funeral Tuesday, June 27th at 9 a.

from funeral home. 2353 W. Chicago avenue, to St. Maria Addolorata church. May and Erie streets.

Interment Mount Carmel. For information call Brunswick 8220. DARLING Sophia Darling, beloved wife of Walter, mother of Joanna, daughter of Mary Novak, stepdaughter of Stanley Novak, sister of Mrs. Joanna Thomas, John, Joseph, and Stanley Twardowski. daughter-in-law of Mrs.

Jesse Darling, sis of 17o Southcote road. Riverside, beloved wife of the late Frank fond mother of Lillian Schroeder and Dr. Franklin "It is lust, not love, that led her into this domestic mess." Denounces McWilliams Tryst. 1916, died Friday in his office in SKEELES- Biddle COLONIAL CHAPEL 7838 COTTAGE GROVE. RAD.

0220. Air Conditioned. Free Parking Space. Regarding McWilliams' residence as guest In the "luxurious home in Barrington," Judge Feinberg said: me iviercnanaise ivian. is sui- vived by his widow, Ethel, of 1020 Illinois rd, Wilmette.

Riccardo Zandonai. ROME, June 24 VP). The Italian press reported today the death of "The evidence clearly shows that JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" STRITCH Catherine Coffey Stritch of Ri-wood. 111., beloved wife of Jam. lovire mother of James sister of E'lward J.

and the late Mary and James Coffey. Funeral Monday. 10:30 a. from chapel. 4817 to church.

Burial Calvary. Anstin 1137. SWEENEY James P. Sweeney, residence, 6407 University avenue, husband ef Rose, son of the late Frank and Margaret Sweeney, brother of Pvt. Frank P.

and Mrs. Margaret Baker. Remains at chapel. 9500 Commercial avenue. Arrangements incomplete.

For Information call Soota Chicago 0155. THIESEN John Thiesen of 1115 W. 71st street, fond brother of Mrs. Earbara Neff Funeral Tuesday. 9 a.

from chapel. 5908 S. Kedzie avenue, to St. GaU'a church. Burial St.

Boniface. Grove. TJADER Anna Mathilda Tjader. 6SOO S. Aberdeen street, beloved wife of Sam, dear mother of Martin and Ruth, grandmother of Marleoe.

dear sister of Mrs. Mane Sundstrom. Mrs. Emma Dahurren. Gust, and Carl Johnson and Edwin is Sweden.

Services Monday. June 23. 1:3 p. at funeral home, comer 79th as4 Aberdeen. Interment Oak VANDER MEULEN Anke Vander Metilen.

June 24. of 1174 S. Lombard aven-e. Oak Park, wife of the late Jacob Vanir Meulen. mother of Mrs.

Jnme Larson. Mrs. Minnie Newton, and Mrs. Tornquist. grandmother ox and Gloria Larson.

Services WJne.lay. 2. 3 p. at chapel. 124-12 Mi: street.

Oak Park, at Lombard irenaa, Interment Forest Home cemetery. YAUGHAN Car! A. Taughan. hnsband ef Margaret Brady Vaurhan. father of Cart L.

and Marcehne Billie Vanghan, brother of Walter O. Vanghan. Funeral at hnm for funerals. Ens at Wabash avenue. Monday at 2 P.

m. Interment RoeebXIL VERHEYE Frank L. Yerheye. late ot 821 Avalon avenue, loving husband of Ellen, fond father of Robert, brother of Mrs. Rose Moore and Mrs.

Annie Dood-man. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from mortuary. 1008 E.

79th street, to St. Francis de Paula church. Banal ft. Mary a. WADE Emma Wade, beloved wife of tha late Harry, fond mother of Eeien.

Pv-u Richard. Harry, Mrs. Aileene. Sasala, Verna Mae, and A. Kenneth.

V. S. A Funeral at chapel. 3100 Irving Park md Tuesday. 1 :30 p.

m. Burial St. WAGNER Peter Wagner. June 23. cf 535 S.

Ashland avenue, beloved husband of Rose, nee Teufel; fond father ot John, grandfather of 9 grandchildren and tea great-grandchildren. Resting at chapes 7726 S. A'hland avenue. Services Moa-day. June 26.

at 2 n. m. Interment Evergreen. Information. Stew.

1303. WALSH John M. Walsh, beloved husband of the late Ellen nee Sullivan, tovin-father of Irene Robert Marguenta John Mrs. J. Battle.

Martin Mrs. E. Bouse. Mrs. F.

Faragoi. aad Mrs, J. Mulcahy. brother of Mrs. M.

Erode and the late Mrs. M. Connors. Mrs. J.

McNamara, and Joseph, grandfather of 20 grandchildren. Funral Monday at 8:45. a. from funeral home. 9fM0 S.

Throop street, to St. Sabina's ehurrh. Interment St. Mary's. Member of Ridea council.

No. 1703, Fourth degree K. of an intimacy grew up between her and McWilliams during his stay at the home. She visited his bedroom ERIE AT WABASH. 4542 RAVENSWOOD.

WHI. 60RO. LON. 0305. bombers, 102; Harvards, 271; Cornells, 254, Boeings, 98.

The Canadian mutual aid system Is closely corelated with United States lend-lease to prevent overlapping. Canada acts In complete partnership with the United Kingdom, the United States, and other allied nations. The United States, cf course, has needed no help from Canada under mutual aid and neither has Canada received any assistance for itself under Riccardo Zandonai, 61-year-old and he her bedroom, and Marie had C. H. JORDAN CO.

FUNERAL HOME. 200 E. EKIE-ST. 90 YEARS' SERVICE. SUP.

7709 testified that on one occasion she slept In her mother's bed and her mother went to McWilliams' bed Italian conductor and composer, at a hospital at Pesaro, Adriatic port behind the German lines. Zan-donai's compositions Included the operas "Francesca da Rimini" and "Romeo and Juliette." CEMETERIES room and remained away all night. She told the child McWilliams was sick and she had to take care of him." Oakridge Cemetery Offers 4 Grave Lots WITH PERPETUAL CARE FOR $125 YOUR INSPECTION INVITED. Roosevelt-rd. W.

of La Grange-rd. MANSFIFXD Nienstedt, grandmother of Audrey Schroeder. Franklin and Philip Nienstedt. Resting at funeral home. 2944 S.

Harlem avenue. Funeral Monday. 1 :30, to Ascension Evangelical Lutheran church. Nuttall and Southcote roads, to Concordia cemetery. Law.

3808. OCASEK Frank G. Ocasek. 445 S. Cornell avenue.

Villa Park, beloved husband of Mildred, fond father of Dr. Miles F. Ocasek nnd Mildred Monson. brother of Dr. William.

Edward, and Celia Ocasek, Mary Kasnika. Josephine Teaar. Anna Jaros, Emily Reder. Funeral from chapel, 134 S. York street.

Elmhurst. 111.. Monday at 3 p. m. Interment Mount Emblem.

OLSEN Mabel Olsen. nee Hall, late residence. 1018 Touhy avenue. Park Ridge, beloved wife of the late Harry O. Olsen.

loving, mother of Harry Jr. and Nancy Ruth. Services Monday, June 26, 2 p. at funeral home. 6754 Northwest highway.

Member and Marshal of Park Ridge chapter. No. 797. O. E.

S. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. PERRY Katharine Heber Perry, passed away June 24, dear mother of Mrs. D. C.

Gates, Denver, Mrs. L. L. Winters and Mrs. Harry S.

Gradle, Highland Park. 111. PETERSON Rose Peterson, fond mother of George. Funeral Monday at 10 a. m.

at chapel. 346 W. Madison street. Interment Mount Carmel. POLAK Charles J.

Polak. of 6428 S. Damen avenue, beloved son of the late Marie and Jacob Polak, devoted brother of Joseph. Elizabeth Meyers. Emily Malkus, brother-in-law of Mane Polak.

James Malkus. and John Meyers. Funeral from chapel. 1768 W. 61st street.

Tuesday. June 27. at 8:30 a. m. to SS.

Cyril and Methodius church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Information call Prospect 2078. PONZO Pasquale Ponzo. husband of the late Maria, dear father of Leonard, U.

S. George, and Leo. Funeral Tuesday. 9 Joseph H. and Norman Becker, attorneys for Capt.

De Tarnowsky, who is serving with the army in CHOK six sr. roatlNide lot in front mec. England, said they would demand that the children, George, 5, and ot Alna others or various sizes. Very rra. NewOHBlle 864.

Tarnow. Resting at chapel. 929 Belmont avenue. Funeral notice later. HOCHFELDER Sam Hochfelder.

age 80, husband of the late Mary nee Simon, beloved father of Rose Brown and the late Fanny. Harry, and Sidney, grandfather of Ralph, Pvt. Bernard. Marilyn Brown. Corp.

Edward. Pvt. Fred. Sgt. Fredrick Hochfelder, and Pauline Klem, great-grandfather of Rochelle and Sheila Brown.

Funeral Monday, 2 p. from chapel, 4225 Roosevelt road, corner of Tripp. Interment Jewish Waldheim. JEFFERS Evelyn Jeffera. late of 4111 N.

Lawndaie avenue, daughter of Hilda Svenson, beloved mother of Caroline Florence, and Rogers, sister of Alice, Robert, Wilbert. Florence. Dorothy. Dayton, and Kathleen. Resting at chapel, 3834-36 Irving Park road.

Services Monday. 2 p. m. Interment Eden. JOHNSON Cedalia A.

Johnson, wife of the late John, mother of Earl Mrs. Alice Hubel, and the late Mrs. Ella Devine. Remains at chapel. 2346 W.

Madison street, until 1 p. m. Tuesday. Services 2 p. m.

at Garfield Park Baptist church. Interment Oak Ridge cemetery. JOHNSON Isaac Johnson. June 24. of 6619 Parneli avenue, husband of Florence Meier Johnson, son of Isaac, brother of Mrs.

Marjorie Keener, and Henry. Funeral Tuesday, 3 p. at chapel. Jeffery boulevard at 77 th street. Interment Bethania.

South Shore 8822. KELLEHER William A. Kelleher. late of 6518 Aberdeen street, beloved husband ot Katherine Kavanaugh Kelleher, brother of Margaret. Remains at funeral home, 6438 S.

Halsted street until 5 p. m. Monday. Burial at Gait, Ontario Canada. Bou.

0662. KENNY See Hartnett notices. KERRIGAN Thomas W. Kerrigan. June 22 1944.

at Dowagiac. of 4909 West End avenue, beloved brother of Joseph P. and Michael Kerrigan, and Mrs. Julia O'Neill of New York City, fond nncle ot Charles T. and Joseph F.

Kerrigan, U. S. N. Resting at funeral home. 318 N.

Central Austin. Services Monday. 10 a. St. Lucy's church.

Mayfleld avenue and W. Lake street. Interment St. Joseph's. Member of I.

B. No. 134, and Harmony club. Member of James Brophy post. No.

195. American Legion. Austin 0017. KINLOCH Ralph A. Kinloch of New York City.

June 23. 1944. beloved son of Adeline and the late Robert Kinloch. brother of Emily Wray and the late Marie Turner. At chapel, 6501 N.

Ashland avenue. Chicago, after noon Monday, where services will be held Tuesday, June 27, at 2 p. m. Burial Concordia. Alexandra, 3, be turned over to 14 grave lot in Fairmount Cemetery will divide; sacrifice $700.00.

629 Madison, Mrs. Hudson immediately. rary. jnqiana. ter-in-law of Mrs.

Margaret Sappen field and Sgt. Andrew Darling. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. at resilience, 6219 S. Francisco avenue.

DENNIS Catherine Dennis, nee Furlong, fond mother of Mary Dennis, daughter of the late Michael and Mary Furlong, fond sister of Mary Mathes. James, Michael, and Martin Furlong. Ellen Powers, and Walter Furlong. Funeral Tuesday at 9:15 a. from funeral home.

2166-68 N. California avenue, at Palmer street, to Presentation church. Interment All Saints. Information, Humboldt 2773. Mrs.

Mcintosh was not in court. Acacia Choice 4 grave lots $350; Mulber John Brymer. John Brymer, 70, a superintendent at Carson Pirie Scott Co. for 24 years, died yesterday in the Presbyterian hospital. I lis home was at 5427 Harper av.

His widow, Lillian F. Brymer, survives. Services will be held at 3 p. m. Tuesday in the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer.

Alexander J. Sobota. A solemn high mass for Aid. Alexander J. Sobota 26th will be sung at 10:30 a.

m. Tuesday in St. John Cantius Catholic church. Aid. Sobota, who was 49, died Friday of a heart attack.

His home was at 928 Willard ct. He Is survived by his mother, Catherine. ry sect, at monument: of lot 8. Mock 6. Bel.

1370: priv. but Mrs. Hudson, who was, said that she was "pleased" at the Oakridge Family sacr. to cloce estate at oncp; or graves. 1437.

court's findings, and would be more Acacia Park 4 grave lot; $140. Also 8 grave ioi: nr. entrance. ra. iihm.

than glad to care for the children until their father returns." DOLE Richard E. Dole. June 22. 1944, Fairmount Choice two 0 crave lots; will dae. lor Ixin.

fi.HN. Judge Feinberg instructed Atty. Lot 12 graven: Mount Emblem. Phone bet. Norman Becker to prepare a decree H-o.

Pea. alter Forest 4330. 2 lots iu Woodlawn Cemetery In Birch- transferring custody of the two ood sect. Phone Downers Grove Beautiful Ridgewood 8 graves. 6 large.

2 children and present it Tuesday, wahen an order would be entered. The court also ordered Mrs. Mcin sinau; Aaaress UTioune. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS Wanted to buy for CASH BTTTLT MAUSO- tosh to contribute $200 a month jur.ufli; smitn. Meriry Kressiing, 6504 8 Halpted.

Wentworth 23M. toward her children's support. dearly beloved husband of Norma, nee Wolff; loving father of Marilyn and Donna, son of Anna M. Dole, Lrother of Cleo Whitlock and Dorothy Ungeher. Services Monday.

June 26 at 10:30 a. m. at residence. 926 Da kin street. Interment Irving Park cemetery.

DONOHUE Patrick Donohue. beloved husband of Frances. Funeral Tuesday. 8:30 a. from funeral home.

4905 Lincoln avenue, to St. Mathias church. Burial All Saints' cemetery. Member of Chicago Policemen's Benevolent association. DRIEBUSCH See Grabowskl notice.

DUNNEB ACRE Alice C. Dunnebacke. dear wife of Ferdinand fond mother of Francis, sister of Mrs. Catherine Diets. Mrs.

George Riissow. Mrs. Victoria Stanton, George and Vincent Hanson, ail of Chicago. Funeral Tuesday. 8:30 a.

m. from Mischler's Home for Funerals, 708 CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT savings. nears-KoetHick. atate-st- Basemt.

Also at Irving Parle and Clcero-av THREE PROJECTS a. from chapel, Z04s Halsted street, to St. Philip Benizi church. Interment St. Joseph's.

Line. 0454. PRIETZ Albert C. Priets of 1435 W. Garfield boulevard, dearly beloved husband of Elsie (nee Kluge, devoted father of Irvln Prielz.

fond brother of Mrs. Minnie Auer. Mrs. Anna Libncr, Fred Prietz. and the late Mrs.

Martha Schulis, grandfather of Wayne Prietz. Service Tuesday, at 2 p. at chapel, 5652 S. Ashland avenue. Interment Mount Greenwood.

Rep. 0078. ROBERTS Warren R. Roberts retired colonel U. S.

army, Miami, June 22, 1944. beloved husband of Mae Roberts, fond father of Jerome Roberts of Coachella. Mrs. Albin Pearson of St. IN CHICAGO AREA DEATH NOTICES WIN U.

S. GRANTS In Hrmorlam The federal works agency yester DORWEDLER Cora Dorweiler. 1941. In day announced approval of con memory. HUSBAND and DAUGHTERS.

structions projects for which the FERR ANDY Theresa Ferrandy, June 25, government will make grants in l43. We miss thee from our home, dear mother: K1RBY John Kirby. beloved husband of Sarah Quinn Kirby, eon of the late Patrick and Mary Powers Kirby, brother of Nicholas, James. Patrick. Mrs.

Rose Will-son. Mrs. Anna Mack, and the late Margaret Cullom and Florence Kirby. Funeral Monday. June 26.

at 9 a. from chapel, 2506 W. 63d street, to St. Theodore's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Member I. B. E. No. 134.

Pro. 7776. A shadow over our life is cast; We miss thy kind and willing hand; miss thee everywhere. DAUGHTERS AND SONS. Chicago, North Chicago, and Wau-kegan.

The Chicago project is an addition to the Illinois Masonic hospital nurses' home to provide quarters for 57 student war nurses and remodeling of the present building. The estimated cost is LAMELI John Lamell. In loving memory of my beloved father, who passed away KNIGHT Bert P. Knight, beloved husband of Olga, beloved father of Mrs. Virginia two years ago.

LOVING DAUGHTER ALBERTINA. iieaiy and Mrs. June Adams, lovinlr grand LINNEMETER Lena Linnemeyer, 1938. In father of James and June Healy. Billy and Susan Adams.

Funeral Monday at 2 p. from funeral home. 9900 8. memory of the deareft mother. LOVING DAUGHTER.

CLARA. $115,161, of which the government will grant NAVY WILL TRAIN FEWER FLYERS; CASUALTIES LOW Washington, D. June 24 (JP). The navy announced today that unexpectedly low casualties will permit a substantial reduction in the training program for naval pilots. Principal reductions will be made among the thousands of young men enrolled in 11 week pre-fiight courses.

At the end of each course hereafter only about 50 per cent of the students will move on for Clght training. The navy explained that the net effect of the reduction In the training program will be that "the output of naval aviators will gradually be reduced until in about a year this output will be one-third of the present output." Tho navy added that its "Immediate concern" is to offer the rarirts affected by the reduction wide choices of future services, either within the air service as crew men on planes or as seamen on carriers, or by remaining in the college training program V-12 to qualify for commissions in non-aviation branches. Each cadet also will be offered an opportunity to serve in enlisted ranks in non-aviation branches or in some cases to withdraw entirely from the service. WOMEN'S EQUAL PAY LAW TO BE EFFECTIVE JULY 1 Springfield, 111, June 24 (JP). Equal pay for women, one of the most controversial 6t recent legislative issues, enters Illinois statutes July 1 and heads for a predicted Supreme court test of its validity.

Only manufacturing workers, including 300,600 women, are affected by the new law. It will require industrial employers cf six or more persons to pay women wages equal to those paid men performing equal work, with exceptions for seniority, training, skill, ability, bargaining contract, or "any other reasonable" discriminations except difference in sex. Violations are classed as misdemeanors punishable by fines of $25 to $100. Actions must be instituted by complainants within six months after alleged violations. Retired Police Captain Suffers Heart Attack Michael Lee, 70, a retired police captain, suffered a heart attack yesterday while waiting in the office of Dr.

Matthew Creighton, a physician, at E. 63d st. He was revived by nn inhalntor squad led by Lt. Jerry Marrk and taken to St. Bernard hos-1 Ills home Is at 6616 Stony lOmd av.

Throop street. Interment Oak Hill. MEYERS Staff Sgt. Taul P. Meyers, in The North Chicago project, for KOENIG See Minnie Mueggenborr notice.

KOPP Josephine Kopp. nee Ross, beloved wife of Sigmund. dear mother of Leroy Kopp. Walter. Ervin, and Otto Pose, fond daughter of Emelia Ross.

Services Mon action June Ida. 1943. IN LOVING TRIBUTE TO A BRAVE SOLDIER. SON. AND BROTHER.

LOVING FAMILY. expanding the city water works system to meet the city's increase MEAT RATIONING CHANGES LITTLE IN JULY: BOWLES Washington, June 24 (JP). -Chester Bowles, price administrator, hinted today that most meats may remain ration free thru July. There will be a few changes next month, but nothing drastic," he told a reporter. He did not elaborate, but added that official announcement of July ration point values is scheduled for late next week.

The only meats now rationed are beef steaks and roasts. Tho Bowles did not say so, the changes planned may return point values to some of the more choice cuts of other kinds of meat. OPA has been receiving protests from housewives that there is an acute shortage of better cuts, and some have urged ration resumptions to improve distribution. Out of Doors Gambling Outfit Raided by Cop Frank Kantor, 26, of 725 N. Hoyne av, was arrested yesterday as he sat in an alley back of 1532 Chicago avenue, wearing a telephone headset and facing a racing form tacked on a fence.

Sgt. Joseph Oberek of Supervising Capt. Naughton's staff said Kantor probably was taking bets on horse races, but as there was no evidence to prove this he charged Kantor with possessing gambling paraphernalia. VICTIM OF STABBING DIES. Bright Buchanan, 46, a Negro, of 4546 Indiana who wan stabbed in the chest April 6.

riled yesterday in Cook County hospital. Police were told hi was stabbed durinir a Quarrel with Mn. Ella Barnes, a of Tmlt.tn. av. MORRIS Ella R.

Morris. June 25, 1914. WALTERS Frances Walters, nee Kirkland. beloved wife of Edgar R. Walter, loving mother of Corp.

Robert K. Waiter, sister of the late Ru-il and Harry Clark. Funeral Monday, 1-30 p. at funeral borne, 1023 N. California avenue.

Interment Oakridge. WATERS I.nia Staude Water. Lill street, June 24, beloved wsfe of JTsS. cellus W. Waters.

Funeral private. flowers. Troy, N. Y. papers please cor--.

WELCH Chester B. WeUh. 40 E. street, husband of Erma Dorothy, suckieis-ly. Funeral notice later.

WHITE Camilla T''er White, beloved wif of Marshal Adelbert F. White. C. F. D-.

fond mother of Bert. Srt. William. V. S.

and the late Frank, sister of Mrs. Caroline Wilkes. Mrs. Edward Aylward. Mrs.

Mae Ferretti. and Mrs. Edward Schwab. Funeral Monday, June 26. at 8 :30 a.

m. from chapel. 3243 Jackson boulevard, to St. Thomas Aq'linas ehurca. Interment Mount Carmel.

Ked. 2394. WILLCOCKSON Jewen Willeockson. Juna 23. 1521 E.

84th street, beloved wife ol the late Thomas fond mother of Mrs. Vincent O'Connor, grandmother of Mary Patricia and Thomas O'Connor. Funeral from chapel. 7705 Cottars Grove tM, Monday. 9 a.

to Englewood depot. Services and burial at Lima, Tuesday, June 27. WILSON Claude E. Wilson. June 22.

1944, of 6753 Clyde avenue, beloved btuBand of Anna J. Wilson, nee Do ber ont father of Anne and Margaret Wilson, Services at chapel. 6328 Cottars Grova avenue. Monday, at 2:30 p. m.

Interment Oak Woods. Member of Lake Suia lodge. No. 739. A.

T. and M. Izior. Fairfax 2900. WILSON Henrietta V.

Wilson. Jane 22. of 741 S. Lombard avenue. Oak Park, beloved wife of the late Henry motier ot Alice McBride and Klabara.

grandmother of Munel, Barbara. Jean. Pfo. Byron McBnde. Gloria.

Joan, and Kent. Services Sunday afternoon. June 25. at 4 o'clock at chapel. 124-126 Madisoa street at Lombard avenue.

Oak Park. Interment Indianapolis. Ind. Eastern Star services by Victory chapter. No.

810. K. at rhaprl. WINSOR Lillian Atnes Win belov4 wife ot the late Cimrles K. Wiaw.

foait mother of Charles C. Mrs. J. B. fink, and Mrs.

K. J. Knutson. Funeral Tuesday at 8:45 a. m.

from funeral homa, 643R S. Halsted street, to Little Flowed church. Interment Mount Olivet. Bou. 0662.

WITT Alma G. Witt, nee Mionske. late af 1938 N. Lamon beloved wife ot tha late Max Weiss and Albert Witt. dcvowJ mother of Clarence Weiss, fond sister at Anna, Ads.

Clara. William. Henry. aca Albert. Lying in state at funeral home.

3026 Belmont until Tuesday. Jane 27. 11a. thence to Concordia Ev. Luli.

church at Belmont and Washtenaw, whera services wiU be held at 1:30 p. m. Interment Concordia. Jun. 420O.

day. 1:30 p. at funeral home. 3429 Fullerton avenue. Burial Eden cemetery.

in war industries and war workers, will cost an estimated $213,000, of which $85,000 will be given by the government. In memory of my beloved mother. Devoted daughter. SADIE M. MARKS.

LEBER Mathilda Vedder Leber of 6220 S. Western avenue, dearly beloved wife of VAINISI Maria VainiBl. In loving memory John, devoted mother of Marcella. sister The Waukegan project is the ex of Julia Stauffer. Robert Vedder, and the late Leo, William and Dora.

Funeral tension of the city water works of our dear wife and mother, who passed away two years ago today. From this world of pain and sorrow To the land of peace and rest, God has taken you, dear loved one, Wher you have found eternal rest. LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. Paul, Mrs. Kenneth Cole, and Mrs.

Leopold Frey. At chapel, 2121 95th street, after Monday noon, where services will be held Tuesday, June 27. at 3 p. under auspices of Hiram Slifer post, American Legion. Burial Mount Hope.

ROCK William Rock, beloved husband of Emma, loving father of Agatha and William brother of Walter and Frank. Resting at chapel, 851 E. 75th street. Services Monday at 9 a. to St.

Carthage's church. 74th and Yale avenue. Interment St. Mary's. ROTH Janet Lee Roth, darling Infant daughter of Lt.

Philip. U. S. and Dorleau. nee Geiser.

Services Monday. II a. m. at funeral chapel, 6145 Broadway. Interment private.

RUSSO Sgt. Michael Russn, U. S. died overseas June ,13, 1944. son of Mary Russo Nicolosi and the late Tony Russo.

brother of Antonette Russo and James Nicolosi. grandson of the late Mike and Providence Russo. Memorial mass Wednesday. 10 v. at St.

Peter Canisius' church, 5057 W. North avenue. RUTHIN Sam Rutkin. fond husband of Esther, dear father of Lois Friedman. Daurice Wallace, Cincinnati.

Fritzi Raskin, and Pvt. Irwin B. Rutkin. U. S.

A. Funeral private. Family at Fried-mans', 3740 Lake Shore drive. RYAN Mary C. Ryan, nee Doody.

late of III N. Lavergne avenue, beloved wife of the late Martin, devoted mother of Julia Hahn. Daniel A. and John F. Itvnn, grandmother of Ruth Quintan and Mar guerite Hahn.

sister of Margaret Wagner and the late James, John, and Patrick Doody. At funeral home, 17 Madison street. Oak Park. Funeral Monday. June 20, at 9:30.

to St. Thomas Aquinas church. Interment St. Joseph's. SAMPSON Charles Sampson.

18229 School street. Lansing. passed away 24. husband of Nanette. Funeral Monday.

June 26, at 2 p. m. at chapel, 3227 Ridgn road. Lansing. Burial Mount Greenwood.

For information, Lansing 24. SANDERA Antonette Sandera. nee Svee. at Three Oaks. formerly of Western Springs.

111., June 22, 1944. age 63 years, beloved wife of John Sandera. fond mother of James and Lt. Raymond. U.

S. N. Member of Prairie State chapter. No. 891.

O. E. S-. Mayflower camp distribution system. Of the estimated cost of $20,306, the government will furnish $10,000.

Monday. June 26. at 9:30 a. from parlors. 2438 W.

63d street, to St. Rita's church. Member of St. Louis fraternity. Third Order of St.

Francis. Interment St. Mary's. Prospect 8300. Fraternal Notices PLEIADES LODGE NO.

478. A. F. A. M.

LOOSE Herman Loose. 2433 Berteau avenue. June 22. 1944, beloved husband of Nancy, loving father of John and Florence, dear grandfather of Vesta Barnebl and Amy Urinckerhoff, great-grandfather of Members will assemble at lodge hall Monday. June 26.

at 1 :30 p. m. to attend funeral of Brother Frank G. Ocaxek. NORMAN i.

RUSSEI.L. W. M. F. S.

MOVER. Secy. 67th street, Kenosha, Wis, EICHER Leander Eicher. husband of Anna, father of Mrs. L.

E. Thome and Benjamin L. Services Monday, June 26. 2:30 p. m.

at funeral home, 6910 Windsor avenue, Berwyn. ELDER Corp. Willard F. Elder. TJ.

S. A. air corps, suddenly, at Walla Walla. beloved husband of Beverly, dear son of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Scott Elder, brother of Dorothy and Walter. Funeral notice later. Long. 3310. FITZGERALD Margaret Fitzgerald, nee O'Brien, of 3008 Palmer square, beloved wife of John J.

Fitzgerald, fond mother of the Rev. Joseph Colman Fitzgerald, Lt. U. S. B.

M. 1st Class Michael Leo Fitzgerald. U. S. and Sister Mary Brendan, Order of Providence, sister of Mrs.

Helen Evans of Boston. Mass. Funeral Monday, 10 a.m., from funeral home, 2166-68 N. California avenue, at Palmer street, to St. Sylvester's church.

Interment All Saints'. Member of Tabernacle and Cincture society, Regina council. No. 26, Ladies of Isabella, and Third Order of St. Francis.

Please omit flowers. Information, Hum. 2773. FORREST Marshall Forrest. June 23, 944.

of 873 Willow road. Winnetka, husband of Blythe Collins Forrest, father of 1st Lt. Marshall Forrest U. S. A.

Service p. Monday, at Chriht church ehapel. Maple avenue and Oak street, Winnetka. Interment Memorial Park. FURLONG See Catherine Dennis notice.

GEHRKE Robert C. Gehrise. beloved father of llrrnlce. Funeral Monday, 11 a. m.

at funeral chapel. 716 N. State street. Interment Rosehlll. GERBER Abraham M.

Gerber of 343 W. 63d street, beloved hunband of Florence, nee Karakis. dear father of Sylvia Solomon. Harriet Harkavy of Los Angeles, Jerome and Shirley Brigando. fond brother of Leah Levin of Los Angeles.

Funeral Monday, 11 a. at chapel. 6fl35 Stony Island avenue. Burial Jewish Waldhcim. GERHARDT Louis A.

Gerhardt. late of 4547 N. Rockwell street, beloved husband of Myrtle, nee Wallander; fond father of Pvt. 1st Class Glen. U.

S. A. air corps, and Dolores Bottger, son of Louis and Katherine Gerhardt. brother of Gladys. Ralph.

Florence Ekdahl, Ruby Coutu, and Marvin Gerhardt. Funeral at chapel, 4401 Lawrence avenue, Monday, 3 p. interment Irving Park cemetery. Mul. 4400.

GETZ Arline Getz. loving daughter ot Edward and the late Kma Getz, sister of Gladys and Edward Jr. Renting at home, 64 W. 104th street, until Tuesday noon, with services at 7.in Lutheran church. llMlh and Edbrooke avenue, 2 i.

m. Interment Concordia, Hammond. Ind. GOT.MAN Fannie Golman. nee Hauner, of 7403 Euclid avenue, beloved wife of William, dear mother of Pfc.

Daniel. U. S. overseas, and Corp Alvin. U.

S. fond sister of Sam Hauser, Martha Manner. Tillie Sternberg, and the late Mildred Aronowitz. Funeral Monday. 2 p.

at chapel. (i935 Stony Island avenue. Burial O. B. A.

cemetery, Waldhcim. Family at 7600 Chappel. I T.ynno nnd David Barnebl and Nyla Jenn Ilrinclterhoff. Services Monday, June 26, at 2 p. in.

at chapel. 2114 Irving Park road. Interment Eden cemetery. Member ADAMS John F. Adams, loving husband of Martha, nee jtopicki; dear father of Staff Sgt.

Ralph. U. S. Pfc. John V.

S. and the late Jerome. Funeral Tuesday. June 27, at 9:30 a. from late residence, 413 Prairie avenue.

Downers Grove, to Holy Trinity church, at Westmont. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Downers Grove 748R. ANDERSON Berger Anderson, beloved il CONDITIONED fi CHAPELS husband of Jennie.

Resting at chanel. 8SI E. 75th street. Services Monday, June 26. at 1 p.

m. Interment Oak Hill. BAUER Tobias Bauer, late of 5709 Law of Belle Plaino tent. No. 85.

Maccabees. LYONS Marie Lyons of 5460 Kimbark avenue, daughter of John J. and the late Mary nee Doyle, sister of Mrs. W. L.

Bornholdt and Mrs. Joseph Fitzpatrick. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from chapel.

5203 Lake Park avenue, to Church of St. Thomas the Apostle. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Hyde Park 0014. MARAVIfiLIA-Julia Maravtglia, nee Bo-relll.

beloved wife of Frank, loving mother of Dolores Gess. dear daughter of the late Italia and Archangelo Borelli, fond sister of Severina Viola, Teresfera Gentili. Mary Gentili of Tacoma. and Primo Borelli. Funeral Monday.

June 26. at 9 a. m. from chapel. 2433 S.

Oakley avenue. Canal 1324. MAYER Edwin J. Mayer of Hotel Windermere East, beloved husband of Pauline, nee Levy; devoted father of Mrs. Lucile Lewy, Mrs.

Ruth Rubel and Mrs. Janet I-cvy, dear brother of Milton Mayer, Mrs. Bertha Schiilein and Mrs. Julia Lauer. Service Monday, June 26, at 2:30 p.

at family lot. Rosehlll. rence avenue, beloved husband of Rose, nee Artner; loving father of Olga Ahlers, and Elsie Schmidt. Services Monday. 3 p.

m. at funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Mount Emblem. 429. R.

N. of A. Funeral Tuesday at WRIGHT Edward Taylor Wnght ef 170 11 from home for funerals 684- Mre(t Evanston. June 24. h- inf 0,, rTrn nd of Anna father of Florentine W.

tional cemetery. Information Cicero 24J nriin.m. n. BEEBE Florence Wilke Beebe. June 23.

of SCANI.ON William Sesnlon, dear brother 650 W. 67th street, beloved wife of the late William, fond mother of Willinm Julia, anil Richard Hcebe. daughter of John Wilke of Shelby, sister of Wary Frank, Catherine Kennedy. Helen Howard. Lucille Magruder, Loretta Case, Charles, John, and Raymond Wilke.

Resting at chapel, 5523 S. Halsted street, where servires will be held Monday. 1 p. m. Interment Oak Hill, Hammond, lnd.

our Jlowers Will Comfort theCiving McC AM BRIDGE Air Cadet John J. MeCam- AVAILABLE TO ALL REGARDLESS OF COST NORTH: 929 W. Belmont SOUTH: 1820 S. Michigan WEST: 2346 W. Madison EASY TO REACH BY BUS OR STREET CAR of Frank Scanlon, Mrs.

Mary Petterson, and Mrs. Florence Farrell. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel. 1820 8.

Michigan avenue, to Old St. John's church. Interment Calvary. SCHAGEMAN Maria K. Schageman.

nee McMahon, June 24. beloved wife ot Joseph loving mother of Joseph M. fond daughter of Mary and the late Dan McMahon. sister of Margaret Currieri, Ita, Daniel, and Patricia McMahon. Funeral Monday morning at 8:30, from mortuary.

1356 Wellington avenue. Services at Our Lady ot the Angels church at 9:30. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. BELLMAR Fay O.

Bcllniar, beloved hus bridge, V. S. suddenly, late of 740 W. 80th street, loving son of Frances, nee Scott, and late Daniel McCambridge. fond brother of Miriam.

Funeral from chapel. 7949 S. Halsted street, Tuesday at 9:30 a. m. to St.

Leo's church. Burial Mount Olivet cemetery. ton of Detroit. Harriet Ann Krum-pos. Ivt lt Chantn lslLl.

Paul 1... and Pvt. 1st Class Thomas Wednesday. 10 a. at -hsnel.

14 Sherman avenue. Evamttun. Interment Hotrtull, DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS LA WHENCE Dedication services for tha late Joseph Lawrence will be held Juna 25. 1944, st 2 p. at Rnsemont Par cemetery.

Addison st. and Oak Park av. LILIENTHAL A monument will be dedicated to the memory of Louis Lilienthas Sunday. June 25. 2 p.

Wilna cr mate ry. Waldheim. LUBIN Sea Carrie Shapiro dedication, notice. SAX A monument will be dedicated to tha memory of Bella Sax Sunday. June 25.

at 3 p. at Bikur Cholem cemetery. Sou in Chicago. Waldheim. SHAPIRO A dedication to the memory of Carrie Shapiro Sunday.

June 25. 3 p. Star of tha West cemetery. Waidheim band of Geraldine Bellmar, father of Thomas of Sterling. 111., and Frederick P.

of EvanMon. 111. At parlors. Stony Inland avenue, fe'ervices Monday, June 2(1, at 3 p. m.

Interment private. art, j.tz -J-ai McCANN See Margaret McCormick notice. McCORMICK Margaret McCormick Inee BENDICK Le Roy C. Bendiek of 2015 Florist for 56 Tsars 61-63 E. Monroe St.

539 N. Harlem SCHELL Charles Schell dear father ot ''M''. J'" 1 1 -lay -r. at n-W, GRABOWSKI Lizzie Grabowskl. beloved wife of the late John, dear mother of Mrs.

Florence Shattuck and Mrs. Grace Baker, grandmother of Fred Baker, sister of Fred Driebnsch. Member of Areme chapter. No. 983.

O. E. S. Services Monday. June 26, 2 p.

m. at funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Waldheim. Kildars 6420.

McCann, beloved wife of Joseph devoted mother of Jane Ann, daughter of William T. and Catherine McCann, dear sister of Marie C. McCann. Lorette M. Howison, Veronica M.

Gallagher, and the late Charles W. McCann. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel. 3424 W.

63d street, to St. Basil's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Grovehill 0090. 1 Berteau avenue, beloved husband of Martha, nee Kalte, fond father of Grace Clements, father-in-law of Robert Clements, dear son of Fred and Virginia.

At chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, where services will be held Monday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Eden. Member of local Int l. Jewelry Workers' union.

Pvt. Charles U. S. father-in-law of Dorothy, grandfather ot Susan Marie. Funeral Tuesday.

June 27, at 9 a. from funeral home, 2157 Irving Park road, to St. Benedict's church. Interment St. Joseph's.

Member ot Spanish, American War Veterans. li ifr sn iin.