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HEWTBERRT Mart Wennebeny. McWt- PATO Joseph I PiTjfl. fatr ef Sr -mara, of 6740 8. Campbell avenue, beloved I seprt Jr U. S.

A. Resting at dustl, GASOLINE CHICAGO DAILY TRlBUNEt 18 iHHHr Friday, Sept. 7, 1945 Michigan avenue, where services wiU be be 4 BUT, UNCLE WAIT! WE AREN'T NO. I THOUGHT WOULD BE A W30DV ELSE! THOUGHT SOU'D GET A SETTER JOKE IP TUEV you eound A ROOM, UNCLE WALT! VOU'D BE SURPRISED! RIGHT mcvt nnnpi DIDN'T. SO I SAID 1 I 9 OBITUARIES DO THEV KNOW mo you KICK OUT rtc it DEADLY POISON FOUND HELPFUL IN POLIO CASES Deal, N.

6 (JP) Curare, a poison used on the deadly arrows of the South American Indians, now is being used to combat infantile paralysis with striking improvements of the symptoms of the disease," Dr. Nicholas S. Ransohoff said here today. Nineteen polio( victims have been treated with curare here in the last six weeks, with the result that those in the acute stages of the disease have experienced a tremendous relief from suffering and none has died, Ransohoff said in an interview. The doctor, chief orthopedic surgeon at Monmouth General hospital, Long Branch, termed use of the drug a definite ray of light and hope," altho, he said, its use still is in the preliminary stage and it is impossible at this time to estimate its full curative value.

The drug, known commercially as intercostin, produces a relaxation of muscles when administered to polio victims, the doctor said, and gives relief from spasms. SVEND SVENDSEN, FAMOUS SCENIC ARTIST, IS DEAD Svend Svendsen, 81, retired landscape artist whose paintings a generation ago were displayed in art galleries thruout the United States and Europe, died yesterday in the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mabel John, 4625 S. Ashland av. He was a native of Oslo, Norway.

Mr. Svendsen came to Chicago 60 years ago and soon attracted attention in art circles. In 1896 he began exhibiting his canvases at the an-ual American show in the Chicago Art Institute and after the turn of the century his fame became nation-wide. Among his better known early landscapes were "Winter Morn," "Autumn," and "Riverside Path." Snow scenes were his favorites. Services for Mr.

Svendsen will be held at 3 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 3301 Fullerton av. Mr. Svendsen is survived by his widow, May; two daughters, Mrs.

John and Mrs. Winnie Ingalls of Los Angeles, and three sons, Walter, Gerard Erl, and Edgar. RUSH HOUR HITS POST-WAR PEAK ON OUTER DRIVE Traffic on Outer dr. increased yesterday to within 20 per cent of the pre-war level when the park district resumed use of movable traffic separators that give more room to rush hour traffic, Otto Jelinek, traffic engineer for the park district, reported. Engineers, traffic checkers, and timers were on hand along the drive to survey the speed of automobiles and conditions at traffic lights.

The separators, with barricades north of Belmont av. and south of North last were used in 1942, when traffic fell off because of gasoline rationing. Jelinek said he received many congratulatory calls yesterday on his rush hour measures the first such messages in 28 years. Bus Line to Replace 11 1th and 115th St. Trolleys The Illinois commerce commission yesterday ordered the Chicago Surface Lines to replace one track street car service on 111th st.

and 115th st. with a two way-bus route. The new service Is expected to be In operation within 60 days. The 111th st. line runs from Vincennes av.

to Cottage Grove and the 115th st. line from Halsted st. to Cottage Grove av. A IT you vom MEAN pWiTtf THE Ut LSI Dr. Robert Antoine Le Tourneao Services for Dr.

Robert Antoine Le Tourneau, 83, physician and surgeon in Chicago for 50 years, will be held tomorrow at 3 p. m. in the chapel at 6110 Cottage Grove av. He died of a heart attack in his home Wednesday night. A graduate of the Northwestern university school of medicine in 1895, Dr.

Le Tourneau served on the staff of the Jackson Park, County and Chicago Baptist hospitals. He was a member of the Chicago board of health staff, Chi cago Athletic association, and South Shore Country club. Surviving are his widow, Cornelia of 6731 Jeffrey and two sons, Raymond of Chicago and Robert A. of Detroit. William R.

Riedel Services for William R. Riedel, 37, of 3303 W. 38th who was given an honorable discharge from the army five weeks ago after serving three and one-half years in the medical corps, will be held at 1:30 p. m. today in the chapel at 2616 W.

38th st. He died Tuesday in Hines hospital after suffering a stroke i his home. Riedel, a corporal, served two and one-half years overseas and was a litter bearer in the invasions of France and Germany. He is survived by his mother, three sisters, and tw brothers. Clifford E.

Pearson Services for Clifford E. Pearson. 43, of 209 N. Elm Hinsdale, gen eral sales manager of the National Cash Register company in the middle west and former oil rationing executive for the Chicago regional office of price administration, will be held tomorrow at 11 a. m.

in the funeral home at 2d and Lincoln Hinsdale. -Mr. Pearson died of a heart attack Thursday. Surviving are his widow, May; two brothers, and a sister. Mrs.

Joseph Zientek Mrs. Anna Zientek, 62, of 2001 W. 18th wife of State Rep. Joseph Zientek 15th, died yesterday. The funeral will be held at 10 a.

m. Monday in St. Ann's church. Surviving are Mr. Zientek and 12 children: Anton, Stanley, Andrew, Jerry, Theodore; Pvt.

John, now in France; Corp. Robert, in Belgium; Chester, pharmacist's mate, U. S. home on leave; Mrs. Suzanne Placzynski, Mrs.

Margaret Tomaszewski, Mrs. Agnes Johnston, and Gertrude. Albert F. Hick Albert F. Hick, 61, vice president of the Stavrite Pumo eorooration of Delavan, and former Chicago employe of the Fairbanks Morse died yesterday at Beloit.

Wis. His widow, Frances, and a brother, Charles Hick, Chicago, survive. LEAPS INTO PATH OF TRUCK FROM BUSHES; KILLED Fred Scott 23, Negro, of Waler-loo, was killed when struck by a truck on route 21, three miles south of Libertyville, about 4 a. m. yesterday.

Carl Schmidt, 2043 Maple Des Plaines, driver of the truck, told deputy sheriffs Scott leaped from some bushes beside the road, waving his arms, and dashed into the path of his truck. Joseph Nitti, 69, of 1240 Race a watchman at the Apex Smelting company, 2537 Taylor was killed by an automobile last night as he was crossing Western av. near Taylor st. on his way to work. Reuben Clark, 38, Negro, 5315 Prairie the driver, was arrested.

Raymond Lussa, 33, of 919 E. Marquette arrested as the driver of the hit and run automobile that struck and injured two sailors at 84th st. and South Chicago av. Wednesday, was released on $500 bond to appear in Safety court today. WWVVWvVWVVvVVVVv I NO, WE AREN'T ON GOOD TERMS EVEN WITH THEM SPEAKING! BEAN Edward ff.

Bean Sept. 5. sudden ly, late of 8501 W. 31st street. Brooklield beloved husband of the late Margaret nee Anderson; lond father of Robert.

Staff Sgt. Edward H. U. S. and Mary speiaet.

orotner or Elizabeth walker. Lying in state at funeral home. 374 5 Grand boul ard. Brookfleld. 111., until Thursday evening at 1 1 o'clock.

Funeral Saturday afternoon at Sullivan. III. Brookfleld 3800. Sullivan, papers please copy. BONK Katherlne Bonk, fond mother oi Mrs Breskey.

Mrs. Smetana. Leonard. Sgt Frank, Josephine, and Mrs. Tomaska.

Fu neral Trorn chapel. 3044 W. Cermak road. Saturday, 9:30 a. tn Good Shepherd church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. BOSWORTH Mary I. Bosworth. nee Hunting ton, 317 Walnut street, Klmhurst.

111., wife of the late Ernest William, mother of Ethel Hanscom, Lt. IJ. g. I Herbert H. and Robert W.

R. T. 3e. sister of Gertrude A. Hunt ington, grandmother of Donald, Robert.

Marsha, and Marion Hanscom. Funeral at chapel. 134 S. York street, Klmhurst, Friday at 4 p. m.

interment i-im Lawn. BRADLEY Capt. Joseph J. Bradley. U.

S. A. A. C. died Aug.

20. 1945. on Oahu Ei Island, late ol 3833 Washington boule-vard, beloved son of the late Patrick and Delia, nee O'Brien: dear brother of Margaret and the late Marie. Member ol Charles Carroll council. No.

761. K. of and St. Mel'a court. No.

137. C. O. F. Memorial high mass will be celebrated at St.

Mel's church. Klldare avenue and Washington boulevard, Saturday, Sept. 8. at 10:30 a. m.

BRODERICK See Hannah Flavin notice, BROWN See McCoskery notice. BURIEGI Pvt. Philip C. Burlegl. U.

S. te-s. age 19, formerly of 2139 N. Sheffield E3j avenue, killed In action Feb. 6.

1945, in Indian ocean, beloved son of Joseph and Susan, loving brother of Mrs. Lorraine Erd-mann. Dolores, and Joseph Jr. Memorial mass Saturday. Sept.

8, 9 a. St. Vincents church, Sheffield and Webster avenue. CAMPBELL Emily Curtis Campbell, late of 6930 S. Artesian avenue, dearly beloved wife of Edward H.

Campbell. Services Saturday, 1 p. at funeral home. 9143 S. Ashland avenue.

Interment local cemetery. Beverly 64 63. CAMPBELL Lyle T. Campbell, suddenly, of 9244 S. Bell avenue, beloved husband of Jean, nee MrKelvey: fond father of Sherry, son of Mrs.

Mary Campbell, brother of Iris and Bertha. Resting at chapel. 1648 W. 63d street, until noon Monday. Services 2 p.

m. Monday at Dresel Presbyterian church. Interment Palos Hills. COGAN SSgf. John H.

Cogan. V. S. A. A.

F. in Italy Aug. 14. 1945. formerly of 2718 Wlnnemac avenue, beloved hus- band of Violet, nee Joens: fond son of Thomas and Ann Cogan.

Memorial services Sunday, Sept. 9. 4 p. at Bethany Ev. church.

Paulina and Cullom. Member of Chicago Fire Dept. COHEN Louis A. Cohen, son of Harris Cohen, passed away Sept. 6.

1943. brother of Morris. Abe. Sarah, and Mollle. Services Friday.

2 p. at chapel. 3140 Lawrence avenue. Burial O. B.

A. cemetery, Wald-helm. COHEN Phyllis Cohen of South Bend, age 10. beloved daughter of Ned and Rena, dear sister of Michael Manus, darling (rand-daughter of Louis and Anna Schecter. Services Friday.

Ha. at chapel, 3600 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Jewish Waldheim cemetery. South Bend papers please copy.

COMPHER Lilly M. Compher, beloved daughter of the late Thomas H. and Catherine Kavanaugh. fond alster of the late Mary William and Thomas H. B.

Compher. Funeral Saturday. 9 a. from late residence. 9652 S.

Hamilton avenue, to Christ the King church. Interment local cemetery. CONDON James J. Condon, beloved husband of Grace, nee Drelscharf; fond father of Patricia, son of Michael and Alice, brother of Michael and Francis. Funeral Saturday, 9 from chapel, 3908 S.

Kedzle avenue, to St. Nicholas of Tolentlne church. Grovehlll 0090. COOLAHAN William J. Coolahan, beloved husband of the late Marie, devoted father of William J.

A. M. M. 1c. U.

S. In South Pacific, son of the lale John and Nora Prendergast Coolahan, brother of Hanora. Mrs. Owen A. Brady, and Marguerite Coolahan.

Funeral Saturday. Sept. 8, at 9 a. m. from funeral home, 1018-20 W.

79th street, to Little Flower church. Interment Mount Olivet. COONEY Thomas B. Cooney, beloved husband of the late Margaret Jovce Cooney, loving father of Sister Mary Amllda. B.

V. Frank Loretta. Mary, and Margaret Cooney. Funeral Saturday. Sept.

8, at 10 a. from chapel. 5708 W. Madison street, to SL Lucy'g. church.

Interment Mount Olivet. COORS Joseph Coors, beloved husband of Anna Doran Coors, brother of Louis and Catherine Keldel of Cincinnati. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. from residence. 7406 S.

Calumet avenue, to St. Columbanus' church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Boulevard 0662. DERMODY T'3 Sgt.

Michael J. Dermody, U. S. of 1653 N. Mayfield avenue, age 39.

suddenly. July 19. 1945. at Marvurg. Germany, son of tie late Frank and Mary, nee Mulroe: fond brother of Frank and the late Andrew, fond nephew of Mrs.

Nora Mulroe. Mrs. Nora O'Brien, and Mrs. Julia Joyce. Memorial mass Saturday.

Sept. 8. 10 a. at St. Angela's church, Potomac and Massasolt.

DIRNBECK Pvt. Norman L. Dlrnberk, 1st te- cavalry. U. S.

of 1615 W. 82d street. pg lost his life on a torpedoed ship In the Pacific Feb. 6. 1945.

beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dimbeck. fond brother of the late Charles. Memorial services Sunday.

Sept. 9, 3 p. at Peace Memorial church, 78th and Laflln streets. Stewart 1303. DORGAN Jean Dorian, age 16.

late of 4341 N. Whipple street, darling daughter of William and Gertrude, nee Buelow. Services Saturday. 1:30 p. m.

at funeral home. 4 553-61 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Aca cia Park. DORN Jacob Dorn. late residence 3813 W.

Ogden avenue, beloved father of Helen Ger-atung, Anna Alchele. and George, grandfather of eight, great-grandfather of seven. Member of Herder lodge. No. 669, A.

F. A. M. Resting at chapel. 3814 W.

26th atreet. until 11 a. m. Saturdav. Funeral services 2 n.

m. Saturday. Sept. 6, at Craftsmen Masonic temple, 1501 N. Harding.

Interment Elm Lawn. Lawndal 1401 or Lawn-dale 3767. EDMONDS Alma Edmonds, nee Schwelchler, of 906 Oakton street. Evsnston. wife of Robert mother of Jane Setiler and Nancy Edmonds, sister of Harry and Robert Schwelchler and Agnes Burling.

Services Saturday. 2 p. at chapel. 1460 Sherman avenue. Evanston.

Interment Forest Home. ENNS Florence Gunter Enns of 117 Kedle street. Evanston, wife of Henry mother of Henry T. Wilbur and Mliclrea Enns. grandmother of Susan H.

Enns. Services Friday. p. at 1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. Interment Sunday at Inman.

Kas. ENT7.MTNGER Marie Fnt7mlneer, nee Jennet, of Mundtlrln. Ill loving wile of William, fond mother of Harold of Philadelphia. Pa Resting at funeral home. 12(1 W.

Paik v-nue, Lllierlyvlllr, 111. Servlirs Saturilay. Sept. 8, at 2 p. in.

Interment Aiarla Paik. FENTON See Elizabeth McDonald notice. FLAVIN Hannah Flavin, nee Broderlck. bv loved wife of the late K.ugene dear motner of John and Mrs. Marlon Mullooiy.

grandmother of Jeanne Aim Milltooly. John Ku-gene and James Andrew Flavin, sister of Mrs. Nellie Gavin. Patrick. Timothy, and the late Daniel.

Michael. David. Joseph. Maurice, and Sen. John Broderlck.

Native of Cooiheha County Kerry. Ireland. Member of Blessed Sacrament society. Funeral Saturday. 8:4 5 a.

from late residence. 414 4 Adams street, tn St, Mela church. Interment Mount Carmel. FOURNEY Jerry J. Foumey at Milwaukee.

beloved husband of Irma. uncle of Mvrtle Foerster of St. Paul, Minn. Member of Advance lodee. No.

1039. A. F. A. Services Saturday, l-lo p.

at funeral home, 1023 N. California avenue. Interment Forest Home. FRIEDBERG Charles Frledberg of the South-moor hotel, beloved husband of Theresa, nee Schwartr; dear father of Marie Isaac, loving grandfather of Dantel Issac. Funeral Friday.

lo a. at cnapei. tttias atony isiana avenue. Interment Graceland. GOODCHILD Sister Antonine Goodchild, O.

of Rosary college. River Forest. Resting at college chapel until Friday. 3:30 p. m.

Re quiem mass Friday at 10 a. m. interment Slnslnawa. Wis. GOODWIN Edward Goodwin of 8329 Lang-ley avenue, beloved husband of Juhanna A.

Goodwin, fond father of Lt. Col. John H. Goodwin, U. S.

M. brother of Mrs. William R. Lalor of St. Louis.

Mrs Sidney Smith. Mrs. Joseph O. Brown, Mrs. William O.

Rlede of Denver, Col. and John Goodwin. At chapel. 7838 Cottage Grove ave. Funeral notice later.

Rad. 0220. GRAY Ralph N. Gray of 1402 E. 68th street, beloved husband of Dorothy, nee Campbell: fond father of Mrs.

Paul Jones. Mrs. James Howell, and Philip. A. A.

2(C. U. S. N. fond brother of Edith M.

Gray, dear grandfather of Diane, Paula, and Susan Jones, and Jlmmle Howell. At chapel, 734 W. 79th street, where services will be held Friday. Sept. 7.

3 p. under auspices of John B. Sherman lodge. No. 880, A.

F. A A. M. Interment Mount Hope cemetery. GSCHWENG Paul Gschweng.

Sept. 5. dear brother of Rose Cherney, uncle of Joseph. Rudolph. Violet Nelson, and William.

Services Friday, Sept. 7, 1 p. at funeral home. 301 S. 5th avenue, at Maple street.

Maywood. Interment Oakrldge. Maywood 100. GUTH Katherlne Guth. wife of the late Jacob, beloved mother of T5 Jacob Marie, Anne, and Corp.

Joseph, grandmother of Richard. Funeral from chapel, 7319 Madl- son street. Forest Park, Saturday. 9:30 a. into St.

Bernardlne' church. Interment St-Joaepn'a. i A wife of the late Owen, iond mother of Sister Mary Veronica. L. C.

James. Mrs. Louis Holts, Mrs. Char lea stockman. Joseph, and the late Mrs.

Agnes Wlckey. grandmother of Retajean Holts. Funeral Monday. Sept. in.

9 a. from funeral home. 1241 W. 79th atreet. to St.

Adrian's church. Burial Holy Sepulchre. HICK Albert F. Hick, fond husband of Fran ces Hick, nee Bonk, of Chicago, son of the late Charles and Mary Ellen Hick, brother of Charles Hick, passed away Sept. 6.

194 5. Services 9 a. m. Saturday. Sept.

8. at Belott. Wis. Burial St. Adalbert' cemetery.

Chicago, about 12:30 p. m. HIRSCH Mary Genevieve Hirsch. nee Spencer, of 3307 Warren boulevard, beloved wife of Norman Hirsch. dear daughter of Archie C.

and Mary Leslie Spencer, sister of Francis L. and Archie niece of Mrs. Anna Slffer-man, Mrs. Roselia Judd. Mrs.

Susan Maloney. Edward and Frank Lesile. Funeral from rliapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue. Friday.

Sept. 7. at 9 a. to Our Lady of Sorrows church, Jackson boulevard and Albany. Interment Mount CarmeL HOARff Arthur Travla lloar.

Worth. Sept. 6, 1945. beloved husband of Josephine Malmberg Hoare. fond father ot Wallace A.

Travis. Dorothea O'Rourke. and Lawrence Hoare, brother of Robert Bertha, and Aencs. At cnapei. 2131 w.

tn street, where service will be held Saturday, Sept. 8. at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope, HOLENSHADE Lt.

Daniel M. Holenshade killed in plane crash central Ainra 11 jviarrn 22. 1944. neinvea nusoana oi Barbara Porter Holenshade ot River Forest, beloved son of Daniel M. and Florence Holenshade of Savannah.

Cm formerly of Oak Park, fond brother of the late Flight Officer Harry Lee Holenshade. grandson of Kathryn L. Holenshade ot Chi cago. Memorial sen-ices at Willard Meth odist church. Euclid and Harvard avenues.

Oak Park, Saturday. Sept. 8. 4 p. ra.

HOLENSHADE Flight Officer Harry Lee frs. Holenshade, killed In South Pariflr Aug. I 13, 1945. beloved son of Daniel M. and Florence Holenshade of Savannah.

formerly ot Oak Park, fond brother of the late Lt. Daniel M. Holenshade Jr. grandson of Kathryn L. Holenshade of Chicago.

Memorial services at Willard Methodist church. Euclid and Harvard avenues. Oak Park. Saturday. Sept.

8. 4 p. m. HUBER Mary Huher. nee Simmons, of 6628 S.

California avenue, dearly beloved wile of Robert devoted mother of Robert U. S. and David E. Huher. fond daughter of Andrew A.

and the late Adeline Simmons. Funeral Frldav, 9:30 a. from chapel. 1716-18 W. 63d street, to Nativity B.

V. M. church. Interment Calvary. Pro.

1000-3869 HUNT See ZIphler Pllotte notice. JACOBSON Berenice Jambson, at Los Angeles. formerly of Chicago and Evanston. beloved daughter ot the late Lillian Jacob- son Kramer, dear sister ot Sophie Heitei. Eleanor.

Comdr. J. Robert. V. S.

N-. Meyer, and Leo. Service Friday, 3 p. at chapel. 5206 Broadway.

Interment Acacia section, Jewish Waldheim. Train arrival Friday morning. JUNG Josephine Sever Junr of 174 3 V. Kim- ban avenue, fond mother or imng w. Sever, dear daughter of Josephine Pratt, sister of Vivian Kuehne.

Services at chapel. 3234 W. North avenue. Saturday. Sept.

8. 2 p. m. Cremation Acacia Park. KAISER James J.

Kaiser, beloved husband of Dora, dear father ot August and Julius Services Saturday. Sept. 8. 2:30 p. at funeral home.

3440 N. Central avenue Interment Irving Park cemetery. Klldare 5420 KAPLAN Ben Kaplan of Foa River Heights. 111., beloved husband of Anna, dear father of Seymour Ksnlan. Pfc.

Elmer Kanlan. one grandchild. Service Friday. 1 p. at chapel.

3654 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Rosemont Park cemeterv. Rosemant Park cemetery KIKUIJSKI Mary Kllkulskl. nee Wslert.

beloved wife of the late John dear mother of John Mary. Theodoie. Jean Marks, and George, sister of Frank Wygert. Funeral Saturday at 10:30 a. m.

from chapel. 3519-3525 N. Pulaski road, to St. Hyacinth's rhurrh. Interment St.

Adaltrt's cemetery. Member of Altar and Rosary society. Independence 5800. KIRK Art Kirk. At ehspel.

413 W. 6td street. Funeral Saturday. 3 under auspices of Englewood lodge. No.

690, A F. Sl A. M. Interment Cedar Park. KR AMP Erma Kramp.

nee Pfelfler. Sept. 3. 1945. dearly beloved wife of Alfred, dear daughter of August and Anna PfelSer.

fond stster of Johanna Zam, Ruth and Richard PfrlfTer. daughter-ln-iaw of William and Elisabeth Kramp. Funeral Friday. Sept. 7.

1:30 p. from chapel, 3658 S. Wolcotf avenue, to St. Andrew's F.v. Luth.

churrh. 37tn and Hnnore streets. Interment Bethanla. Lafayette 0985. LAWSON Hannah Irwin Lawson.

Sept 6 1945. wife of the late John, mother of 1. 111. an Fink, sister of Isabel Smith. John lrwtn and Kate Irwin Davis.

At retdene 7510 S. Normal avenue, where services will be held Saturday. Sept. 8. at 2 p.

m. Inter-. ment Oak Woods. LE TOURNEAU Robert Antoine Le Toumesu. M.

born Kankakee. age 83 yeara. beloved rwsband of Cornelia, fond father of Raymond and Robert A. Jr. Services 3 p.

Saturday at chapel. 6110 Cottage Grove avenue, under the auspices of Home lodge. No. 508. A.

F. i A. M. Member of Chevalier Bavard commanderv. No.

52, K. T. Interment Mount Hope. Call Fat. 2 86 1.

LINDLEY Ida E. I.lndtey, Sept. 6. 194 5. of 4837 Drexel boulevard, Chicago, wife ot the late William T.

Llndley. Services 3 p. m. Monday at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston.

Interment Rosehlll. LODESKI James J. Lodeskl. late of 4727 Jackson boulevard, beloved husband of Anne I nee Dwyerl, brother of Mrs. P.

J. Flnne-gan and the late Frank J. Lodeskl. Funeral from chapel, 4138 Madison street. Saturday at 9:15 a.

m. to Resurrection church. Interment Calvary. MARONN Olga M. Maronn.

Sept. 5. 1945. beloved wife of Frank dear mother of Eleanor Sires of New Orleans and Frank Melvin. grandmother of Barbara and Gerald Sires and James Maronn, daughter of Julius and the late Mary Gustafsnn.

sister of Myrtle Smith. Florence Vasterllng, Rudolph and Arthur Gustafson. Services Saturday. 3 p. at funeral chapel, 4338-40 Fullerton avenue.

Interment Concordia. MATHEWS Florence A. Mathews, late of 114 N. Keeier. dear sister of Carrie the late Mrs.

Alice Scott and Minnie L. Mathews. Member of Blessed Sacrament aoclety. Funeral from chapel. 4138 Madison street, Saturday.

11 a. to St, Mel church-Interment Mount Carmel. MAZZONE Mary Mauone. 602 W. Arthlngton atreet.

loving wile of the late Matteo. devoted mother of William. Flore. Gans. Fred, and the late Ernest, fond molher-ln-law of Minnie, Dorothy.

Sue. and Angellne, dear alster of Christ, Ralph Pope. Mrs. Jennie Ones-to, and the late Tony Pope, fond (rand-mother of Mrs. Marie Setannl, Mary Jean, Matthew.

Frank, Diane, and Mary Lou. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel. 813 W. Taylor street, to Guardian Angel church.

Interment Mount CarmeL Monroe 0449. McCOSKERY Minerva McCoskery of 43 Garfield street. Oak Park, mother of Sadve Carter and Myrtle Brown, grandmother of Bette and Corp. Ross Brown. U.

S. A. Funeral notice later. Euclid 70. McDERMOTT Margaret McDermott.

fond aunt of Richard Kavanagh. aister cf Col. McDermott. Funeral at chapel. St.

Joseph's home. 2650 N. Rldgeway avenue. Saturday. Sept.

8. 9 a. to Calvary cemetery. McDONALD Ellraheth McDonald, nee Reagan, of 1141 W. 77lh atreet.

beloved wlie of the late Thomas, fond mother of Michael Merrill, Thomas William Mrs. Mary Fenton, Sister Mary Thomas. O. S. Robert and John Funeral Saturday.

9 a. from funeral home, Racine aven.ie at 78th place, to St. Sabine's church. Interment Mount Olivet. Member of Third order of St.

Dominic and Si. Sabtna'a Altat and Rosary society. riease omit flowers. Triangle 7300. McDOWELL Mary Elizabeth McDowrll.

Sept. 6. 1945, wile of the late Patrick McDowell, loving mother of James. Mary Washburn. Frank.

Ji mile Crowley, Richard. Ann Flsln-t. Mildred McKay. Helen Heldel. and John McDowell, uncial trolll rrnidriue, 33 w.

76th street. Saturday. Sept. 8. at 9 a.

m. tn st Dorothy's church, interment Holy Sepulchre McKENZIE Alice Roberta McKenile. nee Dawson, of Flossmoor. 111., beloved wife ot Kenneth James, loving sister of Mrs. A Taylor.

Letlihrldee. Canada. Mrs. W. J.

Armstrong, Toronto, Mrs. l. Lourks. Frank and R. Vernon Dawson of Peterborough.

Ont. Remains at tuneial home. 2033 Ridge road. Hnmewnod. until Saturday noon.

Services Satindav. 3 p. at si. Paul's Fplvpl rhurrh. r.oth and Dorrheater, Chicago.

liiteimrnt Pttei. borough, out Mi MA ttON Thomas J. Mi Malion. Sep! 3. 194 5, beloved si'tl of Mlcliarl and N01 a Hennessy McMahnn.

brother of ftntiatd. Owrn. U. S. Michael Hurh.

Martin. Joseph, and Ann MrMahon. funeral fiom rhapel. 7705 Cottage cltove avenue. Saturday, 9:30 a.

to Kl. l-etlrliaa' rliuich. tlui 10 a. m. Interment Mount Ouvel.

MENRATH Steven Menrath. beloved husband of Edna, fond father of Pfc. John. U. S.

brother of Joseph, Katherlne Wakefield. Ht-mlne Wolfenheim. and Mane Kwaantck. Funeral Saturday. Sept.

6. 2 p. at funeral home. 5308 Belmont avenue. Interment Con cordia cemetery.

MOELLER Jack Robert Moeller. 1c. V. S. N.

killed In action June 10. 1943. somewhere In the Pacific, fond son of Theodore and Johanna, nee Sailer, ot 2 209 N. Campbell, brother of Staff Sgt. Herman.

U. S. A Sgt Herbert. II. S.

Harold. C. It S. and Ida Starv. brother-in-law of Dorothy Moeller and Andtew Stacy.

U. S. M. C. Memorial aervicea sun day.

Sept. 9. 7:30 p. at Naiarrth Ev. church.

2 500 N. Talman. See 3 Sgt. Michael J. Dermody notice.

NOI.FE Maria Nolfe of 9423 S. Loomls street, beloved wife of John, loving mother of John Jr. and Donath Pasquale. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 9900 S. Throop street, to St. Margaret's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

O'GARA John O'Gara, beloved husband ot Esther inee daily I. dear father of Mary Schwab, Margaret. Helen Coniey. John. Thomas, and the late Catherine Coniey.

Funeral 11 a. m. Friday, Sept. 7, from residence. 4726 N.

Winchester avenue, to Our Lady ot Lour des church. Interment All Saints' cemetery. Please omit flowers. OLSON Marie Olson, beloved wife of the late John A. Olson, fond mother of Mrs.

Ruth Hendrlckson, Mrs. Florence Fcgelberg. Leonard Olson, and Mrs. Edith Lee. sister of Mrs.

Sadie Swanson and the late Nellie Molback. grandmother of Marilyn. Edgar, and Nancy Lee. At rest at chapel. 5831 W.

Chicago avenue. Services Ssturday. 2 p. at Messiah Lutheran church. Waller avenue and Iowa street.

Interment Elmwood. Body will He In state at church from 1 p. m. until 2 p. m.

ONESTO See Mary Maztone notice. O'REGAN Charles F. O'Regan. late of 7738 Lowe avenue, aon of the late Michael and Margaret Dope O'Regan. loving brother ol Mary O'Regan and the late Simon.

John and Mrs. Margaret McCarthy. Funeral Saturdav, 9 a. from funeral home. Halsted at 76th atreet, to St.

Leo's chapel. 79th and Sangamon Burial Mount Olivet cemetery. Member of Pipefitters' local No. 897, U. and SL Leo Hole Mama society.

Stew-tut 7700. I Saturday. Sept. 8. at 2 p.

ns. Irtermaacg Dolton. 111. Member of Anchor and A -a ledge. No.

1027. A F. A A Sign and Pctenai Painter' union, local 630. PEARSON Clifford K- Pearson, suddenry Set 6. husband of May Steele, brotner ef ftee nard Thomas asd Mrs.

Frascea Shultz. Services Sa'urday, Sept. 8, at 11 a. m. at funeral home.

2d ar.d LisexkA (treets, Hinsdale, Interment Beioit, Wis. PETRIE Emily S. Petri of 630 avenue. Sept. 5.

1945. beloved rat John W. Petrie. fond sister of Vava Resting at chapel. 5501 Ashland avenoe.

where services will be held Saturday. Sept. 8. at 1 p. m.

Interment private. PILOTTE ZIphler Pllotte. Sept. 5. beloved husband of Irene, nee Hunt.

fTr4 brother of Leah Euchner. Elms Slines, E-a Francoeur. Edward, and Herve Pliotte. F-neral Saturday. Sent.

8. 9:15 a trcra funeral home. 2056-38 Belmrnt avenue. St. Viator's church.

Interment Dan nae, Wj, POPE See Mary Mazxone notice QUASTE Francis J. Quant of 623J f. Mag noua avenue, riov4 nu.hand of Man Albera Quante. father of Gregnrr. Delerea.

and Francis Jr. Resting at funeral home. 1359 Devon avenue at Gienwwj. uoi Sa urday morning at 9 30. Services and Uk terraent SL Louis.

Mo. REGAN See Charles O'Regan nctire, RHT1ES Mary Alice P.bires. Resnrr funeral home. 5708 Madison atreet. tie.e, services will he held Saturday.

130 p. a. Interment Oak. Austin 2012. ROBBTNS Amanda Bobbins.

Sept. 5. lf-4 4. at her borne. 1310 Chicago avenue.

Evanston. 111., wife of Fred M. Robbing, mote of Erie O. Robbing and Mrs. iira Locae ct Los Angeles.

Cal and M-s. "u'a WetcM-brodt. Arlington. Va Services 3 p. F- day at chapel.

1367 Maple avenue. Evar- ton. Interment Rldgewood cemetery. RUSSO Sophie Russo. nee Aeger.

wwfcer ear Pfc. Jack. Robert, and Daniel Rsaan. surer of Alferda Auger. Funeral Saturdav a- 11 a.

m. from funeral home. 30.S8 Van Bcrm street, to Our Lady of Sorrows churco. ija terment Mount CarmeL SCACCIA See Joseph ImbcrgU notice. SCHILTEL Carl J.

SrhGtel. 1713 W. street. Sept. 5.

194 5. beloved tusoand Wlima Schiltei. fond father of Mrs. Vera S. Koehler.

brother of Mr. Fneda He mesrh of Spokane, Wuh, Mrs. Em Stubha of Western Springs. Til and Mrs. Martha Weber.

At chaoel. 312 1 w. atreet, where services be he.d Sarerdav. Sept, 8. at 1 1 a.

m. interment Cedar pars. SCHNEIDER Mary Dortsca Srhnetder. Ser. 5.

wife of the late Anton Schneider, sacthes? of Mrs. Helen Kner. Mrs. Marte Heirs. Lucy Srhwind.

Joseph. Lawrence. thony. Adolph. and the late Frar.css Sera-eWe-.

Funeral Saturday. 9:30 erem i- residence. 3035 G'envlew rnd. i St. Joseph's church.

Interment SL llary a. Techny. SCHMIDT Pvt. Rlrha-d G. Scfcrtidt.

kulled a action Sept. 9. 1944. fa France. ear: tS beloved husband of va.

nee OhierJffS: devoted father of Audre Eva, a.14 Roberta Gayle. food aon of Herman and fSej late Emma Schmidt, brother ef Lillian Boe aenga. Walter. Evelyn Gibson, and Lerew. Memorial service Sunday.

Sept. 9. 4 at Bethel Ev. Luth. church, Keeier and West End avenues.

SEYER Josephine Sever. See Jung neitiee. SHEEHAN Lt. William T. Sheehan.

A A prevlouslv reported missing Wit 24. Ei 1944. beloved husband of Margaret ave I I -r Glenn, of Madison. Tenn loving sen ef Jnhn J. and Bessie, nee MrMetis bre-'rer of John.

ScL Richard. C. mary. Nurse Cadet Bette and PMil-J. Va-mortal mass Saturday.

Sept. 6. ai 14 a St. Justin Martyr church, "lit aod Hcncre. SPENCER See Mary Genevieve Hirarh BCir.

STANLEY Josephine Stanley. See Jung notice-. STEVENS Katherlne Jones Srevens. beiove-J wife cf Edward J. Stevens, formerly cf Crises go.

at her winter home at rW Raton, Sept. 1. Burial services Mich. Announcement later. STR NAD Anna Stmad.

nee Novak, wife of late Joseph, loving mother of Lillian PTvwk Anna Novotny. E'-sie Stepanek. Mildred Malecek. Joseph. Emll.

and James STnad. fond sister ef Marie Marh and Frark Nova. Funeral Saturday. 9 a. from efsapei.

5318 25th street. Cicero, to B.eae4 Agne church. Interment St. Ada.bert Cicero 4 2. STROM Esther Strom.

nee Stir Wednesday, sept 5. East Chicago. Ind deae wife of Charles William, fond mother ef Fre4 of Pittsburgh. and Sgt. Robert William, A stationed tn Manilla.

P. I sistf of Mrs. J. A. Linn of Delaware.

and AW bert Baueris of Sea'tle. With Servj-n Frs day. 3 at chapel. 90S W. Chtearw avenue.

East Chicago. Ind- Interment Cm. wood cemetery. SVENDSEN Svend Svendsen of 482 5 S. giv land avenue, beloved husband of May.

father of Walter, the late Beatrice. Winnie of Lcs Angeles. CaL. Gerard Erl. Edrar, brother of Ludwlg.

Portlshead. Ens-land. Services Monday. 3 p. st funeral home.

3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Mount Olive. TAt.I.ACKSEN Theodore B. Tallarajen. la residence.

1834 N. 74th svenue. rrcwiod) Park, beloved husband of Elvira new Masters: fond fsther of Lynn Anne, unrle Muriel Thompson. Resting at funeral hcire. 6754 Northwest highway, until noon Monday.

Sept. 10 Services 2 p. at United Lutheran church of Oak Park. Rldg-lanl and Greenfield avenues. Interment Mocct Olive cemetery.

TARG Fanny Targ. nee Rosenrwe-ig. of 4309) Marine drive, beloved wife of Samuel Targ. devoted mother of Capt Edwrd A. and Sn-Fred.

fond sister of Morris Rose, tre la: Helen Cohen, and Cella Sherman. Services) Friday. Sept. 7. 10:30 a.

at chapel. 2235 W. Division street. Interment Jewlii Waldheim. Acacia Lawn section.

TELLER Reglns V. Teller. Sea. 6. wife of Henry Teller, loving mother of Jae Teller and Mrs.

Jerry Campbell, fond sister of Ed. Mack. Art. and Irwin Cnter. grandmother of Michael and Stephen Teller.

neral Monday. Sept. 10. at Hi tn.it ef-spet. 936 E.

47th street. Family at 5454 Black-stone avenue. TOPEI-Frank H. Tnpel of 3703 W. place, auddenlv.

beloved busband of Emma new Baker: lond father of Norma, aon of M-s Lents Relgle. brother of Mrs. Alice Feld. wilUejs. and Clarence.

Services Saturday. 2:30 p. as at chapel. 6245 S. Kedzle avenue.

In termer Cedar Park. Member of Brighton Park lodge. No. 854. A.

F. A A. M. Kindly emit flowers. TREUTELAAR Walter J.

Treutelaar husband of Mary, dear father cf Walter J. grandfather of Sandra, brother of-Edward. Caroline Klnderman. George. Clara Frlesllnger.

and the late Arthur. Se; k' Monday. 2 p. at funeral home. 2500 N.

Cicero avenue. Interment Concordia. Meenber of Laurel lodge. No. 1057.

A. F. AV A M. and local No. 130.

Plumbers' union. Bera-smre 8070. VERNETTI John VernettJ of 222S mora avenue, beloved husband of Minnie, dear father of Frank and John. Faneril Saturday. 9 s.

trorn funeral heme. 250-3 Cicero avenue, to St. John Bcwco crurcn. Interment St. Joseph s.

Berkshire 8070. VONDRA Marie Vondra. 264 8 S. Central Park avenue, beloved mother of Edward Alice, fond mother-in-law of Anita, deae grandmother of Barbara and Susan, sis'ee I of Agnes Cermak and James Pupik. furfrsl Mondav.

a. from chapel. S. Central Park. Blessed Agnes rharro lr terment St.

Adalbert' cemetery. Law. 1191. WALLRODT Tharles F. Wallrodt.

74 Par boulevard. Glen Ellyn. beloved fcasbard cf Olive fond father of George and Insa WaMbrodt and Maltta Burthen, brother mt Emll. Funeral at chapel. 134 S.

Yora street. Elmhurst. Saturday 11 1 a Inter ment Oakrldge. WAPDE Wtltlam J. Warde.

bnsnsnd ef an Hakee Warde. beloved son of Margsret Cannon Warde, brother of John. Paul. Thomas. Mar.

Margaret. Josepphine. and Genevie-e. Resting home fur funeral. Erie at We- bath avenue.

Funeral notice later. yc ATT James Wstt. SepL 4. 1V of 32 W. 5Mth atreet.

Chicago. bmband ef Emtlv Watt. afther of Mrs. Gera'dlnw Nemec and Mrs. Mercedes Rollentevt Service 4 m.

Friday at rhanel. 1ST MapW avenue Evanston. Interment Memorial pars cemetery ZirNTKK Anna 7tente la'e ef 3001 ar, lath street, beloved wife of lieotaa. stale rrptesentatlve. loving ef aniaa.

eiianley. Andiew. Jerrv. Ihei-doie. Pfe Jna.

t'. A Corp R-bert. U. A OieKei, Ph. tt S.

uranne PlarTvnakl. Margaret Tcmaarcwkkl ITiomail. Arr.ee Johiw tfn. and Gertrude Funeral Moeav. Iter.

In. 10 a. m. from chapet. JlOO let! plare.

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will file -with the United States Supreme court Jn Washington, D. today a petition asking: lor Teview of the Circuit Court of Appeals decision which declared constitutional the seizure of Ward properties in Chicago and six ether cities on Dec. 28, 1944. Notice of the appeal and copies of the petition were handed United States District Atty. Woll here yes terday afternoon.

Second Appeal to Court Ward attorneys said a Supreme court ruling: on the war time pow rs of the President will be sought regardless of the return of the properties from army control, a step ordered by President Truman on Aug. 25, but not yet carried out by the war department. Government attorneys sought a Supreme court review last March after Federal District Judge Philip L. Sullivan had ruled the late President Roosevelt exceeded his constitutional authority and war time powers In issuing the directive under which the army took over the Ward properties. The Supreme court refused to act until after a decision by the Circuit Court of The appellate court, by a two-to-one decision, reversed Judge Sullivan.

Deny Act Applied to VFard'a The Ward petition described the ruling of the appeals court as "fantastic." Ward attorneys contended the seized properties do not come within the meaning of the war labor disputes act as "plants mines, or facilities equipped for the manufacture, production or mining of any articles or materials which may be required for the war effort or which may be useful in connection therewith," because they are engaged solely in the retail sale of merchandise for civilian purposes. U. OF C. COSMIC RAY BALLOONS HEAD OVER LAKE A cluster of 67 balloons was released yesterday from Stagg field of the University of Chicago in connection with the university's scientific study of cosmic rays. The balloons, tied together with nylon rope, carried cosmic ray detection apparatus weighing 150 pounds.

They were released at 6:15 a. m. by Serge A. Koroff, director of physics research at New York university, in cooperation with the physics department of the Chicago school. Three previous attempts to start the flight were balked by bad weather.

The balloon cluster rose rapidly, drifted over the loop, then moved rortheast over the lake. Coast guardsmen kept watch to retrieve it in case it fell into the lake. It was expected the balloons would float about 10 hours before bursting in the stratosphere, and that the apparatus would float down somewhere in Michigan. MACFARLANE'S GROSS ESTATE IS SET AT $203,127 A gross estate of $203,127.85 was left by Wilbert E. Macfarlane, 700 S.

Ridge Lake Forest, business manager of The Tribune, who died Oct. 9, 1944, according to an inheritance tax return filed yesterday with Lake county Clerk Jay B. Morse in Waukegan. Mr. Macfarlane's widow, Aljce Miller Macfarlane, as executrix of the estate, reported debts and administrative expenses of $63,540.03, including an estimated federal inheritance tax of $44,999.50, leaving a net estate of $139,587.82 on which a slate inheritance tax of $3,623.51 was paid.

Mrs. Macfarlane was the sole beneficiary. 14-STORY LOOP HOTEL PLUNGE KILLS WOMAN An unidentified woman, about 55, was killed late yesterday in a leap or fall from a 16th floor window of the La Salle hotel. She fell upon the second floor roof of the court. A black leather purse, containing SI rents and a rosary, was found at the window of a 16th floor corridor.

Labels were missing from her clothing, and there were no papers to sussest her identity. Hotel officials said that the woman had not registered, as far as they could deter mine. She was 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighed 163 pounds, her dark hair was streaked with gray, and she wore a pink dress, black, toeless shoes, and a black straw hat. The body was taken to 355 N. Clark st.

STEAL lt CXOTHINft AMI SS. Burglar who broke Into his horn at Chappel iv. took bed clothing and a wallet containing S8, Nicholas Rolllngrr told police yesterday. I ADVKRT1SMKNT BACKACHE, LEG PAINS MAY BE DANGER SIGN Of Tired Kidneys If backache and leg pains are matin? yoo irtiserable.don't just complain and do nothing about them. Nature may be warning you that your kidney need attention.

ThekidneysareNature'schiefwayof taking; excess acids and poisonous waste out of the blood. They help most people pass about 3 pints a day. If the 16 miles of kidney tubes and nltera don't work well, poisonous waste matter stays in the blood. These poisons may start naKKinK backaches, rheumatic pains. Ire; pains, loss of pep and energy, fretting- op nights, swelling, puffinessunderthe eyes, headaches and dizziness.

Krequentorscanty paaaaeeswithsmart-inuandbumin(rsometimesshowsthcreissome thins wrong with your kidneys or bladder. Don't waitl Ask your druggist for Doan's Fills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully by millions for over 40 years. Doan'a give fcappy relief and will help thw IS miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous wart front blood. Get Doan's Fills. IHcY tCULU (-HLL.

A vie rvni cis. a HOLD MEMORIAL TOMORROW FOR 2 HOLENSHADES Memorial services or Lt. Daniel M. Holenshade 23, and Flight Officer Harry Lee Holenshade, 20, sons of Mr. and Mrs.

Daniel M. Holenshade of Savannah, formerly of Oak Park, will be held at 4 p. m. tomorrow in Willard Methodist church at Euclid av. and Harvard Oak Park.

Daniel, who was killed in a plane crash in central Africa, March 22, 1944, also is survived by his widow, Barbara Porter Holenshade of River Forest. Harry was killed in the South Pacific, Aug. 13, 1945. Both were graduates of Oak Park High school. UNDERTAKERS- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 63D AND HARVARD-AVENU'S.

PHONE WENTWORTH 002 5. FRIDAY. BURNETT Louis E. 10 a. m.

st chapel. GAUTHIER Francis. 2 p. m. at chapel.

McALPINE John W. 3 p. tn. at chapel. SATURDAY.

McDOWELL Mary E. 30 s. m. 1,1 church. LAWSON Hannah I.

3 p. m. at residence. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. JENSEN Clara Stcln.

NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 5301 NORTH ASHLAND-A VENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH 2846. FRIDAY. HIRSCH Mary G. 10 a.

m. In church. SATURDAY. IN Nettle. 3 p.

m. at chapet. CREELMAN Elizabeth. 3 p. m.

at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. EBERTH Andrew. PETRIE Emily. BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 W.

9 5TH-STR EET. PHONE BEVERLY 2182. SATURDAY. HO ARE Arthur T. 2 p.

m. at chapel. SCHILTEL Carl. 11 a. m.

at chapel. LAIN SON SKEELES BIDDLE AIR CONDITIONED COLONIAL CHAPEL 7838 COTTAGE GROVE. RADCLIFFE 0220. JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOMF FOR FUNERALS" ERTB AT WABASH. WHt 0B0.

454 2 RAVENSWOOD. LON. 0305, C. H. JORDAN CO.

FUNERAL HOMX 900 S. ERIK. 1 block K. ol Michigan 90 YEARS SERVICE SUP. 7709 -CEMETERIES- oak RIDGE CF.METKRY Private party to aell A a-grave lots; perpetual tare.

Avenue 2336. LOTS worth $840 In Fairmont Cem. Choice aection; $350. Perpetual care Included. Juniper 7561 after 4 p.

m. 4 GRAVES In Beverly cemetery, Kedzle-av. and 105th-at. Price $250. Dor.

0021. 3 LOTS in Elmwood Park Cemetery. Call Palisade 2480 after 7 p. m. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS CEMETERX MARKERS.

MONUMENTS AT Savlnga Sears. Roebuck A Co. State-St. Basement Also at Irvine Park and Clcero-av DEATH NOTICES tlemorlani. ANDELSON Anna Andclson.

In cherished memory of our loved one, who passed away lour years aeo today. HUSBAND, CHILDREN. AND GRANDCHILDREN. FRASER William Fraser. In cherished memory of our husband and father, who entered into eternal rest one year ago today.

Sept. 7, 1944. DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. KUGEI.BERG Macdalena Kucelberir. In lov-inz memory of our dear mother, who passed away one year today.

Sept. 7, 1944. God put Your loving arms around her. Keep her In Your tender care, Mnke up all she had to suffer In life all that was unfair. LOVING DAUGHTERS, MRS.

P. SMITH. MRS. J. MAGNUS, MRS.

J. SCHERP JR. LARSON Lt. Edward E. Larson, who was i killed In BrlKlum, one year ago today.

RES Sept. 7. 1944. I i Our hearts still ache with sadness. Our eyes shed many tears.

God only knows how we missed you Fd, AH thiu this lonrlv year. MOTHER, DAD. IIU.L. AND MARIE. SNYDER Mary Snyder.

In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, who passed away three years aco today. LOVING HUSBAND AND CHI1J3REN. TROTTMAN AuBUSt Trottman. In memory of our dear dad, who passed away 10 yeara ago today. Gout but not loisoiirn.

LOVING CHILDREN WENNER BERG Andrew D. Wennerbeia. In memory of my loving husband and our dear Dad. Just one year auo today God called you, and you went away. You said g(K)d-by to none.

Your loving heart had ceased to beat; Hrfnie 1 knew lt, you were gone. You did not fall to do your best: Your heart was true and tender. You worked hard for those you left. And ever will he rrmenihered. LOVING WIKK AND Olll.nRKN.

ZEA.HON T4 Nl Kisnk Zrasim. killed In w- Kimire Sepi. 11144. Aimlvrisaiy in i Srpt. N.

8 a. at St. Laurence's church, Elgin, 111. In cherished memory of our dear brother FRED. BILL.

AND LORETTA. ADAMS Jimn Dentils Adsms. Sept. ft. he.

loved son ol Mr. and Mis. Walter brothel of Patricia, grandson of Mrs. Alice aitami and Mr. and Mrs.

M. J. Mulholtand. Resting at funeral home. 25 W.

Chicago avenue. Palatine, III. Mass 9 a. m. Saturday at St.

Mary-s church. Buflsln Grove, 111. Interment St. Joseph' cemetery. ANDERSON Charles E.

Anderson of M4 E. 81st street, beloved husband of Rose nee Clonfar; loving uncle of Bette Rose dander. Resting at chapel. 851 E. 75th street.

Services Saturday, Sept. 8. at 2:30 p. tinder auspices of Landmark lodee. No.

432. A. F. A. M.

Interment Oak Woods. Member of William McKlnley ramp. No. (t, United Spanish War Veterans and P. B.

A. ANDERSON Ollne Anderson, suddenly, of 138 W. 112th place, beloved wile of Carl fond mother of Lydia Stenbock, Hlldur Carlson. Arthur Rudolph Le Roy C. Clarenca and the iRt Harry.

Restinr at chapel. 10234 Michigan avenue. Services Saturday. 2 p. m.

Interment Oak Hill. ANTONINE Sister Antonlne. O. P. See Goodchild notice.

ARNDT Pfc. Arthur J. Arndt ace 24. died In a German prison camp on April 11 14. 184 3, beloved husband of Janet I nee Staschkel.

only dear son of Arthur and Leona, fond son-in-law of William and Mabel staschke. brother-in-law of Roy. U. S. Lois, and Carol, dear grandson of Mrs.

Emllle Taylor. Memorial service at St. Phllllppus Ev. church. 3fith and Seeley, Sept.

9, 1945. at 10:30 a. m. GREIFFENDORF Katherlne G. Greiffendorf of 8029 Rhodes avenue, wife of the late Charles, fond mother of Mrs.

Kathryn Williams, Carl. Jack, and Henry Greiffendorf, sister of Mrs. Louise Totzke Mrs. Caroline Schrelber, Mrs. Mathilda Spllger, Mrs.

Marie Wright, Mrs. Minnie Schultz, and George Wenninger, grandmother of Anne Louise, Henry Edward and Jill Georgia Greiffendorf Resting at chapel, 7350 Cottage Grove avenue. Services Friday. Sept. 7, 1 p.

Interment Crystal Springs, Benton Harbor, Mich. BALLE Christine Balle of 3304 Wabansla avenue, beloved wile of the late Peter S. dear mother of Ewald the late Emll and Esther Gnldsworthy, grandmother of Ronald, sister of Julius Kobberun of Florida. Services Monday, 2 p. at funeral home.

3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Acacia Park. Member of Dagmar lodge. No. 4.

D. S. Daughters of Denmark, Danla Ladles society: Danish Old Settlerg. and Alice cbApter, No. 561.

O. X. S. Ray Runnion Ray Runnion, 47, of 555 Hinman Evansfon, feature writer for the Chicago Sun and a veteran of World War 1., died yesterday in St. Francis hospital, Evanston, of injuries suffered Monday when he fell beneath a North Western train while alighting'at an Evanston station.

Mr. Runnion started newspaper work on the Kansas City Mo. Journal-Post 25 years ago and rose to managing editor. Subsequently, he was an editorial writer for the St, Louis Mo. Star-Times and had been with the Sun since May, 1944.

He is survived by his widow, Winifred, a son, a brother, and his mother. Services will be held in Arcadia, Kas. Mrs. George W. Benfer Services for Mrs.

George W. Benfer, 64, wife of the owner of the Karcher hotel, Waukegan, will be held at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1521 Washington Waukegan. Mrs.

Benfer died Wednesday night in her apartment at the hotel. A writer under the name of Anna S. Benfer, she won four poetry prizes recently at the Midwestern Writers conference at Northwestern university. She was affiliated with the Chicago branch of the London Poetry society and a member of the Illinois Pen Woman's club. Surviving besides her husband are a daughter, Mrs.

W. Robert Jones, and a son, F. Wright Benfer. Sister Mary Antonlne Goodchild Sister Mary Antonine Goodchild, chairman of the department of music education at Rosary college since 1922, died yesterday in St. Joseph's hospital.

She was one of the founders of the National Catholic Music Educators' association and was treasurer of the group until illness forced her to give up the work several months ago. Requiem high mass will be sung at 10 a. m. today in the college chapel. Thomas B.

Cooney, Services for Thomas B. Cooney, 85, former Fulton st. commission merchant, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St.

Lucy's church, 440 N. Mayfield av. He died Wednesday evening in his home on Sanders Lake Forest. He also maintained a residence at 5725 Midway pk. Surviving are a son, Frank, and four daughters, Sister M.

Emilda of Im-maeulala High school, and Loretta, Mary, and Margaret. Marcus K. Bitterman Marcus K. Bitterman, 92, of 5040 Kenmore retired Chicago souvenir and novelty sales representative, died yesterday in Swedish Covenant hospital. In his youth Mr.

Bitterman, a native of Boonville, owned a trading post at Junction City, Kas. Surviving are his widow, Sarah; two sons, Meyer S. and Bernard and three sisters. Services will be at 2 p. m.

Monday in the chapel at 5145 Broadway. William A. Dunton Services for William A. Dunton, 79, retired office employe of Illinois Iron and Bolt company in Carpen-tersville, Kane where he worked more than 50 years, will be conducted at 2:30 p. m.

Sunday in Dundee Congregational church. Mr. Dunton, who lived at 711 Geneva West Dundee, died Thursday in Presbyterian hospital. The widow, Augusta, and two daughters survive. Orlando F.

Weber New York, Sept. 6 (A) Orlando Franklin Weber, 66, founder of the Allied Chemical and Dye corporation, died today. Born in Grafton, he moved to Chicago in 1902 to become a pioneer In the automobile business. Once head of the Maxwell Automobile company, he formed the chemical firm in 1920. Miss Lilly M.

Compiler Miss Lilly M. Compher, 75, of 9652 Hamilton retired Chicago public school teacher who taught for 48 years in the Sherwood school, 245 W. 57th died yesterday in Little Company of Mary hospital. She retired in 1935. Services will be held at 9:30 a.

m. tomorrow in Christ the King church. William M. Duncan New York, Sept. 6 T) William M.

Duncan, 71, chairman of the board of directors of the Wheeling and Lake Erie railway, was found dead this morning in his room at the Hotel Roosevelt. Duncan lived at Solon, O. i vi i i a ssa ifaeiatiai nvM ft Insect Killing Spray for Controlling CLOTHES MOTHS BED BUGS HOUSE FLIES MOSQUITOES CARPET BEETLES FLEAS SILVERFISH Available MOW at your local dealtr urv aaV i 4 Now that there is more than enough penicillin for our armed forces, the government is per mitting the use of this highly-effective drug in treating venereal diseases. Such treatments are availahle here at very moderate cost. PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTE Organised for J'ublicServicit as a Corporation Under the Laws of the Slate of Illinois Man 159 N.

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CEW. 9,183 OmCIRS AND TBUSTUS Joseph H. King President Thomas R. Gowenlock Vice President Albert A. Sprague Vice Pres.

and Treas. Trustee, Chicago Rapid Transit Co. A. A. Carpenter Vice President Marshall Field Editor and Publisher Chicago Sun Hughston M.

McBain Marshall Field Company James Simpson, Jr. C. J. Whipple Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett Company David A. Crawford Vice President Pullman Co.

Nathan William MacChesncy Counsel MacChesney, Becker Wells Fred Q. Gurley Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railway Co. James A. Cunningham Vice Container Corporation of America Donald P. Welles i.