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TERRY ArtZ. DUNKAN MODEST I CANT CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE i 22 Sept. 20, 1944. OPA PANEL QUITS IN PROTEST OVER 'SNOOPING' PLAN Vld.DUNK.AN, THATfc WHAT lt I THINK. LIEUT.

S7 WANT To SPEAK 1 jY LEE WAS ID VOU ABOUT, tJr EXPECTING ME TO MIS MEET WK WHEN "VW 5 hl cctucncd uroA viMft! TUC PAID ON THE ffKiiJ it A JAF-i WHO CAPTUCXC M. ilE Movie --r-te I rv5 rDO OU KNOW I WHY. TWAT ANYTHING ASCUT I -v? I MISS CWEDPO AgCUT 1 fSSaSl TECCY AND SHE SAID SHE HISTOCYr-PEFOCE iCVlY kA KNEW NOTHING AT ALL OP IV -I SH wA BIDDING ONE OF fli ifcl MORTTMFB Ame Vor'lmer. 0L 1 taw of 4ti'-4 N. spnngSeid avenue, be lev.

1 wif of the late t.ecrge, devote-i n'ether cf lalH-l Diblwni. Mmtnivr fc an-lmol her cf l.nil vsl I. ord'. ii l.l.i-rn. si.ier cf tti.

Services Tl'iirdsv. Sei-t. st 3 m. at ehat-el. 124 I 2i Ms l'son street, at I-n ttaci avenue.

Oak Park. Imerrr.e.ti i.js-rn'.ife. Meniln-r of chiiter. No. 111..

Ka.lr rtl Star st i llinrl. III. Sell IV I. ot II iM, so. Ih Noia Nrwn.ni tir ILcs Slid fie Idle rsO.sH r.

Spt. 'J2, nt 2 i oi at -114. living park road. IntcrnieM Kecri. Ann Iary P.4WLAK Roe Pamlak.

wife cf Joseph, fond mother of ot Charles Hie'skl li! Frali'-e. sij-t r.f Msr- jiret Funeral Friday. Sept. 22, st i 't a frorn home. 5o28 W.

street, its R. ie Ie-r and Ii.M.n avcou lie. -riinl Adalliert s. Iu-rkhire CTel. rFISTF.KFK Ethel KoeMer Pf.terer erU 17.

at i'rnRttu hotel. 1:1.. wife of Gorre E. rroil-ey of Mrs. Walton Kiieg ard IA.

fto-t I'flMerer U. S. A A s.swr Mrs. on P. Rinn.

j-erv i. and private ptiWN V-Mary Tosnes cf 7 land avenue. siif- Ute it. barn fond mother of r.l.iatiein L. Harth and at-el p.

Allen grand her of Pauline W.linnn and Virginia I bre great-granuV-hildren. tu at Mms, Funeral services at home. srt. BFT.AU Martha Belau. lies Westphal.

be WHAT WAS IT ABOUT TECCy OBITUARIES Mrs. Marie Holm Lyden. Services for Mrs. Marie Holm Lyden, 5C, who lived in Evanston and Waukegan until two years ago, will be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 408 N. Sheridan Waukegan. She died Monday in Baltimore, Md, where 6he had been making her home with a sister. She is survived by a son, Robert, in the army, her father, John L. Holm of Pasadena, three sisters, and a brother Dr.

Carl P. Slruve. Dr. Carl I. Struve.

6fi, who prac ticed 37 years in the South Elgin area, died yesterday in Sherman hospital, Elgin. He was a former president of the Kane County Medical society. Services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 310 )anyiife Board Rejects 'Gestapo' Policy.

Til Cant 1Q To snoop or not to snoop that is th issue which has provoked crisis in the rationing program in county. The Springfield district headquarters of the office of price administration, which advocates snooping, has cracked down on the local board by kicking out Its anti-snooplng price panel and firing a civil service clerk. The situation became public today when former members cf the price panel told of a stormy session at the hoard yesterday afternoon In which P. K. Push, president cf the Vermilion County Pood Dealers' ns-i-( ulion and a member of the 1'iard'i food panel, quit the board after an argument with C.

II. Pad-fcrtt. or era: ions executive for the district board. I cannot conscientiously serve on the board and still be an American," Rush was quoted as telling Padeett. lie was said to have invited Padgett to "step outside and settle things man to man after an alleged threat by Paeett to bar the discharged clerk.

Miss Catherine. Davis, from future government employment if she appealed the discharge order. Snooper Proposal Spurned. The snooping issue came Into the open last Wednesday, it was said, when 400 merchants of the county attended a meeting called by Dr. II.

K. Allen, price executive of the district office, who sought their approval of what he called "price panel assistants." but which the merchants and the price panel members termed snoopers. The meeting broke up In disorder. it was repotted, after several rnT-: S. State Elgin.

Surviving are his (widow, Jessie; two daughters. Mrs. Getrude Kellogg of Glen Ellyn and (Mrs. Margaret Robertson of Elgin, and three grandchildren. chants had denounced the OPA plan except, perhaps, on grounds of adul-as an attempt to impose gestapo tery, was against the law of the rule on the county.

church. Dr. Thompson said: Two days later. Miss Davis, who! The church has placed her guard-has been in charge of clerical work ian angel at the exit of the marriage for the price panel, was fired on Eden, but has forgotten to place orders from Springfield. Her dis-i any at the entrance.

A marriage charge brought such vehement pro-1 certificate may sometimes mean tests that the entire panel was legalized vice. Jesus did not pro-forced out of office. hibit divorce as we know it. If He The panel was an eight man, body were here today he might recognize JOHN THOMPSON, FAMED PASTOR IN LOOP, DIES AT 82 Builder of Noted Chicago Temple. BY THE REV.

JOHN EVANS. Dr. John Thompson, 82. builder of Chicago temple, 77 W. Washing-, ton died early esterday In Wes-1 ley Memorial hos- pital.

Known as "the shepherd of the loop during the 21 years he was pastor of First Methodist Ir. John Thompion urcs in the city. know public flg Dr. Thompson was known in newspaper circles as a newspaper man's man." In other words, he was always alert to the currents of public attention and was able to gear his preaching to them. His congregations in Chicago temple for many years far outnumbered the formal membership of First church.

View on Divorce. When i denomination, with other communions, defined marriage as indissoluble; that any divorce, more than one ground for divorce Born In England. Dr. Thompson was born in Nent-head, Cumberland county, England. Part of his education was earned in that country' prior to his coming in 1893 t0 the United States, where he was graduated from Northwestern university and Garrett Biblical in-stitute.

Kvanston. He is survived by his widow. Ruth; a son. Howard of Kaycee. and a daughter, Mrs.

W. A. Gamon of Wheaton. Services will be at 10 a. m.

Friday In Chicago temple, of which he had been pastor emeritus since 19-11. Dr. Fred Stone. 710 Rush will be in charge of services. OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST Tii Uoitr.i puir, wouhrr buru lor- can tor today and tomorrow am ye.trr- oay or rfpordi loilow: INDIANA: Fair and warns todajr and tomorrow.

LOWF.P. MICJTTCiV- Fair nH and tomorrow. rx'A a frw hirht fhnwrr'j am a )itti! roolrr in extreme north loUv. UrPFR if; A Hourly and cool, wiih occt.oojl Ji lit ahowfr todav: tomorrow pariiv ciuudy and a lmic cooler. 'i)Ue windH.

WISCONSIN: Mostly elouflv nrH litt in tr'iiipfratiirp. mth rx-ciwinnal liKht o1iot in norih and toy; tomorrow (mrlly eloudy ami warmer. IOWA: t'nrtlv Iou.lv and ratlcr wurm. wiiti Nlmwo north today, tomorrow imitly ilnucly and maimer. Place of obryalion.

Sme of wraiher. Sept. 19. 7:30 p. m.

Central war time." 1 trl i hicat-o. rioudv Efoanaha. ram 41 1 59 fl.j 87 Mi 4 Hi H4 .08 church, Chicago temple. Dr. Thompson was, for many years one of the best I OET HIM TO TALK ABOUT AND I NEED TO CHECK SOME POINTS POK A STORY I'M CIO STEWARD'S BOND $15,000 IN RAPE CASE Denies Girl's Story and Unnatural Act.

Howard McGarvey. 3fi. of CI 20 S. Rockwell a chief steward of the CIO United Automobile Workers union at the Studebaker coipui t-tion. yesterday was held to the grand jury In bonds totaling JIS.OoO by Judge William V.

Daly in Felony I court, where he was arraigned on charges of raping a young woman and of committing an unnatural offense against a 14 year old boy. McGarvey scowled when newspaper photographers attempted to take his picture, and his attorney, John Simpson, objected, saying that his client was a CIO steward and that the published photographs would not be advantageous to McGarvey. Threatened with Knife. McGarvey was arrested Monday in his apartment, where his accuser. Miss Helen Antoni.

13, of 3131 W. 131st st, said he had forced her at the point of a knife to accompany him. She had been waiting for a street ear eni'ly Monday nt Hell nv. nml Clth Miss Antoni Mild, when McGarvey thrust a knife against her and compelled her to enter a near-by alley. There, she said, he blindfolded her and forced her to go to his room.

Tells of Escape. In his apartment, the young woman said. McGarvey disrobed and attacked her. She said she escaped by locking McGarvey in the bathroom and seeking refuge in the bathroom and seeking refuge in another apartment from a woman who loaned her a bathrobe and summoned police. McGarvey, police said, denied raping the woman, and said that she accompanied him willingly.

The complaint of the boy was placed against McGarvey during investigation of that lodged by Miss Antoni because his description tallied with that of a man who annoyed the youth. The boy said that his assailant also threatened him with a knife and forced him to accompany him to a near-by basement. McGarvey also denied the offense against the boy. New Polio Case Appears in City; 2 in Cook County A new case of infantile paralysis in Chicago, one In Evanston, and one In Wilmette were reported yesterday by health authorities. All the patients are children.

There have been 104 cases and five deaths In the city this year, compared with 713 cases nnd fS deaths Inst year, and 60 cases and three deaths in the county this year compared with 183 cases and 17 deaths reported to Sept. 19 last year. our Jlowets Will Comfort theiving UNDERTAKERS LAIN cS SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAFEL 63D AND HARVARD-A VENl'E. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. WEDNESDAY.

ERCEG Anthony. 8 a. m. In church. McDIVITT Francis D.

10 a. m. at chaDtl. THURSDAY. THOROGOOD Catherine.

3 p. m. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. STROUSE Therea M.

NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6501 NORTH ASH LAN D-A VENUE. I'HONE LONGBEACH 2G48. THURSDAY. BROWN Peter F. 1 1 a.

m. at chapel. GREEN SLA DE John E. 3 p. ru.

at chapel L1NDQUIST Elmer V. 10 a. m. in church. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED.

ROHDE Albert E. BEVERLY CHAPEL C121 WEST S15TH -STREET. PHONE BEVERLY 2182. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. ILIKF-Emery L.

LAIN cS SON SKEELES- BiDDLE DISTINCTIVELY DIFFERENT. COLONIAL CHAPEL 17838 COTTAGE GROVE. RAD. 0220. Private i'arktng Area.

JOHN DEIR FUNERAL HOME. 4048 50 W. BarrUon-t. Nevada 2818 Nevada 45nV JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR rmr at vnit win. f.nfio.

113' 15. RAVENMVotifi. C. H. JORDAN 6 CO.

FUNERAL HOME S00 ERIE. 1 block of Mlchtcan. 90 iLAHJ SKEViCE SUP. 709 CEMETERIES 8 Grave Lot in heau. Memorial Park-cemetery.

Kino location. Will aell half or all. Keaa. Trlc, Gre. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS rrM KTEBT MARKF.K8.

MONUMENTS AT BavinK. Sean Roebuck. State-ai Baaeuil. Aiio at Irriof Park and Cicero-aT. LIEUT.

LEE'S THE WAC.I IV MEAN Todav'a death notices contain the ilrtaila of tlie funeral or memorial setxices lh (oIIovmh, wlio died in ilia services i our toontiy: Joseph S. Andrews Robert Rudolph Burniti Philip Puree Carey Thomas Robert Edwards John T. Fitzpafrick Frank Joseph Kalinowskl Richard J. McBride Em II (Mickey) Van Den Bergt Norman 0. Willis "They are the last full tmeasurt of devotion" FITPATRICK Tech.

Sgt i.hn T. FHt- pstnek, kille.1 in a4-tltui on Aus f-H- lull, over Yawaia. Kru-liu Inland. lin.n h.lrtvwl hll.h&na of Seattle. fond eon ot Thomas IV and Mary, devoted brother of F.nsirn Kathleen.

N. N. and Mary Ix.ii. grandson of Mr. and Mrs.

H. Wcidutser of Fort l. I I. Vt r. I VMn I ui lutreh Kerlvale and Cortland street.

FLA NIG AN Catherine Flaniean. Sept. 1 late residem-e. 7-4 1 OgI. avenue, s.s-ler of the lit" Ps'er an-l Michiel F'vn-liin.

Mrs Margaret linen, and Mrs Mary oslello. Funer.l a from -haiel. J.ftery boulevard at test Ph. bo Nerl rhur.li Mss Soi.ll. Slims 8S22.

ISoMstone. wife of the I tie II I G. .1.1. lone of liiKlnn. Pa.

moiher of Mia. Adele Sound Vy of Wastin ton, a. GOVE Ne! C. Gove of 15704 Lexington avenue. Harvey.

111., husband ot Clara, father of Mrs William Donahue. Remains at chattel. K. l.Mth sireet. Harvey, where aervb-es will lie bet.

I Thursdsr at 2 p. m. Interment Cedar Pat cemetery. GRFENSfJtDE-Jobn E. Greenslade.

Sept. 17. 1U4I. ot 47'il Inner streel. 1st-loved husband of Eftle Slates father of Corp.

John B. tireen.la.le in New Guinea. At chapel. N. Ash land avenue, where services will be held Thursday.

Sept. 21, at 3 p. ni. HANSEN Sophia Hansen I net Nthoml. dear wife of Fridhjnv.

fond mother of HiUlur. Kinar. William. Edward, and Edith. Funeral Thurday.

Sept. 21. 1 p. at chattel. 845 Arnutage avenue Burial Memorial park.

KALINOWSKI 2d Lt. Frank Joseph Kall-w- rtnwkl. U. S. M.

C. Sept. 17. suddenly. 5 at naval air ba-e.

Jacksonville. Ha. beloved eon of Frank J. and M.ldred. fond brother of Gloria, gran.ion of Frances Kaiinow.kt and Lillian Ryan.

Re. ting at home, Knslner avenue. tirtlil ridav iitwin, Servoes at chaitel. ft.f.'2 S. Ilalsted street, Friday.

1 HO p. in. Cremation Oak Hoods. RISER Elizabeth. Y.

Kler. 71117 Prairie avrnue, beloved ife of Herman hi-er. i fond mother of Donald L. aer. s.sier of Mrs.

Fred Funeral 'I hurlav. 9 at fuuer.l home. i'. 15 Went w-orth avenue. Interment ed.tr Park I cemetery.

M'nitr of Maple chapter. in i. O. E. and Martha Ammen tent.

No. 20. D. V. V.

KI.ECKNF.R Clifford Kl-koer. beloved husband of Eluaheth. fond brother of Blanche mlock and Floren.w Schullcr. Funeral Thursday at 11 a. at chattel.

0108 t'ottage irove avenue. Interment Cedar Park. Member oi Street Car Men a union, local No. 241. KOHL Oscar Kohl, beloved husband of Mabel, Invincr father of Arthur, brother of Nettie Hicser and Julia Karger of Mendota, III.

Service Thin 'lay ivnm-. o'clock, at funeral home. 4.V-'lil Milwaukee avenue. Meml-r of I'rovi-denca lodge. No.

711. A. F. A. M.

KRONBERG Gustnf Krontterg. tw loved htirtband of Amanda, loving father ol Fred. Albert, Mrs. Rose Peterson. Mrs.

John Leihy, and Mrs. Gus FacerMrand. Resting at chapel. 851 E. 75th street.

Servicvi private Thursday. Sept. 21, at 3 p. m. Interment Oak Hill LATEI.LA Filomena Ijitella.

late ot W77 N. Monlicello avenue, f.uid moiher ot Michael. Anthony, ank. Rose Fiore. sister of Nicholas Famlla.

Flint ral in-day. a.m.. from chapel. N. WrfCrit avenue, to Our Lady of the Angels church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Anuitase 7Mi. LFARY Anna Mahnney ta-arv. Ists of NIJ W. 78th sireet.

Iel.ived wile of tl.e lale John. loud mother of Lillian. Mis. pearl Limdrren. Charlr and Norman Leary.

Funeral Thursday at a. from funeral home. 6. li.iNicil street, to St. Lioi chur.

h. Inleriuent Mount Olivet cemetery. Bou. LEsSNER Martha Lessnrr. nee Vrd.

10. beloved wife of Ihe lale Frank, dear mother of Ari''s Peering, Joseph. Frank. John, Clairk. Fhr.alieth Ewald.

Pvt. 1st f'lasa Fdward. t'. S. Ixtirwine.

Pvt. (lass Waller. S. A. and lite lata I Funeral Saturttsv at a.

so, from funeral borne. l.fMI Ol Ful-lerton avenue, to St. Josapbat'a clmr. h. Inlerraent St.

Adalberts. LEVI NF Bertha Tyine. Sheridan road. Iteloved wife of Ihe late Abraham, fond mtttoer of Rose Lubln, Amis Met-coff, Mildred Kirslienbsiim. Harry.

SI. Max. and Sara, sister of Abraham, Frank. Philip, and Charles 'Grofitmaii. Fannie Roscnlterg.

Sarah Albert, and the late Itcssirt Itaffels, giandmoiher of nine, great-crandniother of two. Funeral Ill a. tn at funeral rhapel. 51 45 llioad way. Irtlerinelit Jewlslt M'aldhelm.

Mem ber of Chics go Coasumptiva Aid. LOI-TUS John W. Loftna of 670! Green atreet, tylovett husband of Lillie Clancy Loflua. brother ct Thomaa Anthony. Fiilalla Ivivles.

James Ai-e-line onnell. and Sister Rose Concepta. P. Funeral Thursday at a. from funrral home.

54.18 S. Hal-ted street, to Visitation church. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Boa. 0tn2.

MARTOCC10 Maria Guiseppa Martoedo. nee Carbone: beloved wife of Michele, loving mother of Joseph, sister of Car-melia Pelletiere and Joseph, Carbone. Funeral Thursday, a. from funeral home. 619 S.

Ashland to Guardian Angel church. Interment Mount Carmel. MeADAMS Wirth McAdama of Stratlord place, beloved wile of the la'e John fond mother ol Mra. te Tambini. Mrs.

Mary Niche, Mra. Ida How. ard. Mra. Helen Garbrecht.

John McAdams. and Bill Hammer. Funeral Thursday. from chapel. H2i Belmont avenue.

to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. In- i terment St. Josrph'a cemetery. VITT Franci T). MrDivitt.

235 W. fltst place. Sept. 18. 1944.

husband of the late Gertrude, father of Ethel shull and the late Alice and Marian. At chapel, fl.ld and Harvard, where services wiil be held Wednesday. Sept. 20. at 10 a.

m. Interment Marion, 111. McBRIDE Pvt. Richfrd J. McBride.

D. to late of 4.1.18 Adams street, kill-d in action In France. Aug. 11. 144.

beloved aon of Mary, nee Dennia. and the late Edward McBride. loving brother of Corp. Patrick medical corps. Ed-j ward.

Mary. Mra. James Furlong. Mn. I Thomas Shanahan, Pt.

1st Class James T. McBride. C. 9. overseas, and Veronica R.

Memorial mast later. I McCARTBTY Mildred Mct arlhy. nee Clnn late of 1105 S. May field avenue, heiovct wife of Thomaa. IT.

S. dear daughter of Antonia Ctson. sister of Mra. Flir-the-th Scofield. Mrs.

I.oretta Clark, and Victor, i Funeral Thur.la.v. a. from chapel. I BOOS W. Roosevelt road, to St.

Fnnees I of Rome church. 14.11 S. Autin bonle. vard, Cicero. Interment St.

Joseph's. Information. Man. 0120. McllALE See Savoy notice.

MEYER Sidney W. Merer. late residence. 814 Elm sireet. Park Rnlte.

Iteloved bus b.nd of lavuisa A fonl fuller of Aloe Tierncy, gramlfather of Alome Wray. Servl.es riday. Sept. 22. 2 at funeral home, t.754 Northwest biKhway.

Interment Town of Maine cemetery. METER Sns.m Meyer, nee Molitnr. be. loved wife of the late John, devoted mother of Margaret Gamnll, Veronica Owen E--gert. Susan Huitert, Henry Meyer, and Mane Gallagher, fond sitfter of Joseph A Nicholas nnd Peter Mohtor.

Funersl Thurlay 0 a from chattel. 17 Id 18 W. il'td street to St. Jtiftin Marttr thur. h.

Interment st linmf ace's Menilter of SI. c.tiirt No. 4u2 W. C. O.

and Perer council No. 10. L. of I. Tro.

i MIDDONo Domenica Middono, nee ttf llil4 S. Sangamon street, lov.nj of tlie late Domeiiic, devoted moiher of Louis. Frank, Charles. Mike, Sal. Mrs.

Antonette Bago. Mrs. Josephine O'tsgiia. and Mra. Cinderella Bratta, fond grandmother of Minnie, lonard, Mary Tee-e, Margaret.

Dotnenic, Frank. U.S. Ik.in I emc. R-ty. Mike, and Itomen.c.

S.itur.i..y. 0 a. en from chat-el. 8 1 Talor street, to Guardian Ant-el hnr. h.

Interment Mount Carmel. Mon. MOORE Katherine Moore, late of 8212 i Sansamon atreet. beloved daughter of the lale Maurice and Anne Moore. sitrr of i Mrs.

Mary Etxrry and the late Thomas Moore and Mrs. Hannah Itet-ln at funeral hotne, Halsted street Funeral Wednesday. 15 a. from funeral home. 5t3 flal.te.l streel, lo St.

la-o'a church Intcrmcut Mount Olivet. Boulevard ObOJ. loved vita of t'harles. fond mother of Helen Uardt. F.dna.

and Corp. Carl A I'. S. arandmother of Tvt. Rolert, t.

A and Dolores Hardt. Remains at funeral home. Belmont avenue. mini It a m. Thursday.

Sept. 21. Serv ict 3 p. at I hri-l Kv. Luth Richmond and Melj-an avenues.

Interment St. Lucas' cemetery. BF.NKOWSKt Anthony penkow.ki. late of 28t W. 25th p'aee.

beloved husband of Koe, nee Siereckl, loving father of Mr. Nora Caitdos. Pvt. 1st (lass Theodore, U. S.

Mr. Florence llolubrk. Ijlhail, Pvt. Clamve, U. S.

Mrs. Veronica Piuzvcki. Raymond. Gertrude. Dolores, and Rose Marie, dear son of John, fond hrolhrr of AIIhtI.

Kraiik. Tha.l.leu. Mrs. Anna Hfn.l.k, Mrs. lk.

and Mrs. Lome Itindak, 1 1 andfalhrr of time grandchildren huneral Thurd. I ltd a. frrini rhel. "'l'4 W.

Vlsi street, lo St. 1'asimir a church. Interment Kesur-rertmtl -iiu-li i talttllilln II r. NSi iN- A nna flensufi, e.1 lt of Ihe Isle Ivar, tunl mtilhi-r of lite Isle Gertrude, Irene, and Kslher. sister of Itertha A.

Dyer. Funeral St. Patil'i Evangelical Lutheran church. 2215 W. North avenue.

Friday, Sept. 22. at 2 p. m. Kestinr at chapel.

W. North until 11a. m. Friday. Interment Elm I-an.

UK KG Bernard C. Berg, at Grays Lake, 111 beloved huxband of Verne, nee Carlson. foii, father of Carl, aon of Ruth and the late Bernard Here, brother of Kulh I.anrrll and Gertrude Foersier. Ser-'es Tlinrsdav, 2 15 i. at funrral homs, 62ni N.

Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Howchill. III.O( Helen E. IMiK-k. nee dearly l-loved wife of the Rev.

J. li.mns liltick. fond moiher of Kther Corcin. Lydia Lent. Adele Steinmeier.

grandmother of Dorothy Jensen. siMrr of Hans. It. -ting in funeral hoi. e.

I Irving Park road, where servi.es will be held Wednesday. 1 p. thence, to St, John' Evangelical Lutheran church at Argyle and Laramie streets, at p. m. Interment L'nton Ridre- cemetery.

BR ATEK Frank B. Pratck beloved husband of Hose Fortik Urstek dc vol e. father nf Corp iiiimrd t. A A. tu I hilia.

and ths Ul Frank 11. Jr i-olher of Jose.hine Ilil.Ullio.kl. Mary llorkoskt. Anna Youcuni. J.tb and Anton Kratek.

Funeral Friday. Sept. 22, at l'l a. hi. from lale residence.

82 1 S. Wood street, to l.lttle Flower Interment Holy Sepulchre. Vin. (HKMI. URATTA S'-e Domenica MnMnno notne.

BROWN Peter T. Brown. Sept. lfl. 1)I4.

liushand of the late Kathleen, fond father of l.eorta Richard C. Betty, and I'eter M. At chap. I. 6501 Aahland avenue.

hera services will ba held Thur.lay. Sept. 21. it 11 m. Interment All Saints'.

BURNITZ Pvt. Robert Rndolph Burnltx. w- aim tank company, IT. s. army, uare i "4.

killed in action in New Guinea. July 31. late of S. lark street, beloved son of Rudolph and Carla. loving brother of Set.

Walter. Pvt. Edward, Clarence, and Raymond. Memorial service Sunday. Set.

21. 7 p. m. I-ilie View Misoion Covenant church, corner Kenmore and School street. CAMPBELL Thomas Campbell, beloved husband of Elizabeth Inee Mullinl.

fond fither of Patrick Susan Devancy, Thomas. Corp. Andrew. U. S.

1st Set. Edward. U. S. A and Pvt.

Francis, I'. S. A. Funeral Friday. Sept.

22. at a. from residence, 4741 Congress street, to Resurrection church. Interment Mount i armel. Kedgia 2.IU4.

CLARK Harvey T. Clark. Sept. 1. 1044.

of U1S Wilaon av. Funeral 2 p. m. Wednesday, at funeral home. 1732 Wilson av.

COBB Walter Cobb, of 122 N. Taylor avenue. Oak Park, beloved bushaiul of lella. Resting at funeral borne, 67I'K W. Madion street, where servn-ea will held Wednesday at 4 p.

rn. Interment West Groton, N. T. CONN Ma Conn, beloved Tinshnnr! of the late Rose loving father of the late Beatrice Gurney. grandfather of Marine and Howard Gurney.

Funeral Thursday. Sept. 21. at 2 p. m.

at chapel, 3U E. 47th street, to Mount Maynv. CONSTANTOrUT.OS-C-hrist A. Constantop-ulos 1. beloved husband of Helen, fond father of liessie, SSct.

Theodore. si. A. Kmilv, lullne. father-in law of tiut Siavelis.

ieorge Cotsinloa and Harry Pappaiceorge. brother of George. Funeral Wednesday. Sept. 20, 1 3 p.

from chapel. 4D13 W. Harrison st, to Assumption church. Interment Elinwood cemetery. COOK-J.

Elliott (All Cook, beloved bus. band of Kmlty, rvee Carness; dear father of Madelon Cook, brother-in-law of Sheldon Carness. Funeral Thursday. 10 a. at rhapel, 3i0 N.

Central av. Kit. 64 CUI.t.F.N-Mark A. Cutlen. late of tH N.

Karloe avenue. leloved hi of tha 1st Palrlek and Hrldget IWrna i ullen. brother of the lale John Jsmea and Anme t'ullen. Memlier of Marquette eeiuneii, K. of C.

and Holy Name aociety. Funeral from chapel, 41.18 Madison street. Thursday at 10 a. m. to Su Mel church.

Interment Calvary. DKHI.ER Leonard P. Dehler of 40Cif Shert-dan road. Sept. lit.

1H4. beloved hushsnd of Joan, aon of Clara Dehler. brother of Henry. Louis. Josephine I.oeotea, and Ida, Weimer.

At chapel. 6501 N. Ashland avenue. Funeral notice later. DOYLE John C.

Doyle, beloved husband of Frances, nee Karstt fond aon of Kath-erine R. and the late James, brother cf James and Irving. Services Thursday. p. at chapel.

4020-24 Irvinr Park road, under the auspices of Portace Park lodjre. No. 1002. A. F.

A. M. In-terment Acacia Fark. Member of Bell post. No.

242. American Legion. KU.622U. DR07.DOWICZ Frank Prordowica of 1921 S. St.

Louia avenue, beloved husband of Mary, nee Kaleta. loving father ot Charles. Corp. Frank U. S.

Pvt. 1st Class John. U. S. and Pvt.

1-t Clasi Louis. V. S. A and Mary Golema. father-in-law of Anna and Jeanette Drox-dowica and Henry Golema, grandpa of Barbara.

Funeral Friday, Sept. 22. a. from chapel. 1737 W.

18th etrwt. to St. Caaimir's church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

Canal 0471. DUNCAN Stella Duncan, wife of the late Jesse, fond mother of Raymond and Ada Duncan and Mrg. Edith Di Piano. Resting at chapel. 1948-48 Ogden avenue, corner of Harrison.

Funeral notice later. See. 0463. EDWARDS Thomaa Robert Edwards, to. V.

S. of Elwood. 111., for-i-j merry of 6473 Harper avenue, devoted 1 husband of Helen Inee Hutchinson). fath.T of Donald, dear aon of Mrs. Anne Wattera Edwards and the late Thomaa Edwards brother of Mra.

Margaret Peck. Mrs. Harriet Marshall, and Mrs. Ahe Porter. At rest in chapel.

2H24 E. 75lh street. Services Thursday. 1 p. m.

Interment Aux Sable cemetery. Morns. 111. EGGERT Lo ret tie Epcert, beloved wife of the late N.eholas. loud mother of Mrs.

Hattie B. Wilt, Edward Irvin M. and Mrs. Edna K. Renfrew.

Services Thursday. Sept. 21. 1 p. at funeral home.

62O0 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Forsl Home. EH RICH Arthur Wood late of 1(112 Granville avenue, Sept. Moved htistiHiid of Anna (nee bellman I.

fond father of Helen Kmc and Luther Sullivan, grandfather of Dennia and David Sullivan and Supanne King. At chapel, 6.1 N. Ashland avenue. Funeral notice later. EMERSON Harry L.

Emerson. Sept. 18. husband of Ray, brother of Anna Renne and Amelia Simpson of Pasadena. ami Jay H.

Emerson. Services at chapel, 4227 Cottage Grove avenue. Wednesday at 2 p. m. Interment Roeehtll.

EVANS Charles D. Fvans of P15 15lh avenue. a wood, beloTcl husband of tl.e lite Mae, f.md brother of Nellie I. Funeral Thursday. p.

at funeral home. Lake street at 2d avenue. MavwooJ. Interment Oakrid.e. Maywood 14.

FALVEY Sophia L. Fulvey (nee Sunder, meter I. Sept. 18. lcloved wile of Joseph Falvey.

fond mother of I.awrence, Lauretta Bfckness. and Set. Raymond. U. S.

grandmother of Jeaneite and Lawrence Falvey and Mnrilyn Hicknes. dear sister of Aiifiil. Maria, and William Siiiidernieier. Hattie Ruell, Anna Thom-nien, and t'arohne Zichlke. KcMiug at parlors, lifil S.

A-hland avenue, until 11 a. m. Thursday. Services 1 p. m.

at Hope Evangelical Lutheran church, tilth and S. Washtenaw. Interment Mount Greenwood. Pro. 0220.

FIF.LPHOUSE Christine Fleldhouse. wife of the late George dear mother of Bertha Hitchcock Koeppel and Helen Fieldhoue Bus. h. beloved grandmother of Barbara Hiisch an. I Chrit'ne Hitchcock.

Resting at her bom, t.4 7 Hannah avenue. Forest Park, until Wednesday noon. Services at St. Lutheran cbuitb, 3 p. m.

Interment forest Home. SUPREME COURT HOLDS ABSENTEE DIVORCES LEGAL A rule of Superior and Circuit courts of Cook county that plaintiffs must be present in court at divorce hearings was invalidated yesterday by an Illinois Supreme court opinion. The Supreme court held that the rule of the Cook rnunty courts contravenes the Illinois divorce act and burdens litigants beyond the extent preset ibrtl by the Mntute. Judge liete expressed fear that the opinion may open the way for fraud and abuses in divorce suits. The rule requiring personal appearances of plaintiffs, they recalled, was adopted more than 30 years ago to eliminate the cause of many scandals arising from divorce hearings In the private chambers of masters In chancery.

The Supreme court opinion was given In an appeal filed in behalf of Frederick Kinsley, soldier In ltnlv. wht) bail been refused a divorce by Judge Joseph Sabath In Superior court last January because he did not appear in court. Atty. Leo P.artoline of Chicago, representing the Illinois Bar association, led the fight to admit depositions for soldiers and sailors seeking divorces in Cook county courts. The Supreme court decision sustained hit position.

Unrtoline said the bar will aee lo It tlutt Soldiers are represented In divorce actions. STRIKE ON TWO SUBURBAN LINES HALTED BY F. D. R. A threatened strike of C00 trainmen and operating employes of the Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee railroad and the Aurora and Elgin railroad scheduled for 4 a.

m. this morning was averted yesterday when President Roosevelt ordered an emergency mediation board to investigate the dispute. This board was named: Justice Herbert IS.RudoIph of the South Dakota Supreme court. Justice Ernest M. Tipton of the Missouri Supreme court, and William H.

Spencer, dean of the University of Chicago school of business and regional war man power director in Chicago. This order automatically "froze" the dispute for 60 days. J. A. Zanger, vice president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, and Daniel D.

Miller, vice president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Englnemen. said a "status quo" would be maintained until after deliberations and the report of the special board was made. The railroad companies have refused to grant a 9 cent an hour increase because a 14 cents an hour increase were granted to the employes In March. BEADTY Hal's why send flowart. Thay ipaak mora comfort than thouiand words.

SPRAYS and WREATHS from 5" flewtri 7Ugrop4 aywkr DEATH NOTICES Stemorlnni. CAREY Enaisn Philip Pierce Carey. V. S. R.

a tribute of lo to our Bud, gl 4iiddenly, at Corpua Chruti. Sept. iiO, 1943. Memorial mass St. Barnabm' elmrch.

lOlai and Long wood drive. Sept. 211, a. tu. MUTHER.

DAD. AND SISTERS. DE PAUL Peter Ie Paul. Goon and lorjotteii by aume you may be. But dear to our memory jou ever iil t.

ImjKUTUY-ANN AND DI PAOLO Don) en ico Dt Taolo. Sept. 20. 11'43. One year haa pa.teel unit that ad laj Wben one loved a called away; God took him hoint it a Hi will; Within our hearta he livetlt cull.

LOVING WlrE. DAUGHTERS, SONS. AND GRANDCHILDREN. L1NDQUIST Loi L4ndyuit. 1941.

We mias your cheerlulneea And tha aunchine ot your amile. MOTHER AND DAD. LUCAS Waller R. In lovini niem-oiy of my beloved brother, who left ua one year aco today. M8TER, ROSE.

MOTTO Rocco Motto. 1113(3. la lovinf niemory of our U'ar one. Mother. Father.

Biothera. Sistere. STONE jry H. Stone. One year ao today.

Mother, not lust today, but every day. in alienee we remember. liLRT AND DOROTHY. ADAMS John Jacob P. Adam, dear hll hand of Addle, nee Bauer; fond lather nl AoeUide, brother of Alix-rl.

Willi.tiu, hurleii, and the lale KaHierine, Parbara. Mamie, and Joteph. Funeral Friday. 0 a. from funeral home.

2118 I-awrence to St. Sebattan' church. ANDREWS Pvt. Joseph S. Andrewa 44K Ouincy street, killed in action fit Aus.

27 in Frame. BALES Mary Ann Bale ot 2022 IiahelU street. Evanston. mother of Loaine Joe hales. Relta Burton.

Nell Anderson. Amelia, Hocus, Mamuirite Lux. and Lura Tuck, si-ter of Mrs. John H. fro-well and John Kimball.

Service Thursday. 1 p. at chapel. Sherman avenue. EvanMon.

Interment Mount Hope. BAI.TZER Albert Baltxer of f.147 W. tilth si reel. Herwyn. beloved husband of Elir a-1-eth.

nee Casper: devoted father of Albert W. Baltzer. Servicea Thursday. Sept. 21.

11 a. at funeral home. W. Cerniak road. Cremation Waldheim cemetery.

Call Berwyn 181US, BACERS France (timers, nee Randier, beloved wife of Michael, fond mother of Mai-arei and Charlotte Jensen, survived by seven grandchildren and 11 reat-Krandclnldren. Funeral Thursday, a. from daughter's residence. 2050 Hastings street, to St. Charles Borromeo church.

Interment St. Jocph'a cemetery. BEERS Kenneth Fitch Beera of Orlando. formerly of Chicairu. huband of May, brother of Mrs Mariorie Or.innc.

Mrs. Alice Kethart. Mrs. Hertha Hunt, and Roy ReMifia at fum-rsl home. Irving- Park road.

Service evening- at tll o'clock. Interment Miirh-lnd rrmeterjf. South B-nd, IIiujs-day monucf. 11 o'clock. 1 at p.

m. Intern-ent Oa oo-'s. Memtr of America chapter. No. 4i, O.

E. S. 1 7. Herman Prim. retor! fc.e;-a cf fath.

cf Ti ie-. and Lctrr vni.t I' a at chse. i.il.l.S stony I nd aiemie QU ASe. lament. riot, Ht.l8- Anna K.o, nee i- "1 lie of Jo h.

tc i innirr of Mae. Aloe. Joseph- staler Soph's. Frnes frsnlt. an.

I t. lit ant Flie-sl ti a Se i from cbaiw-l Ml" N. A.t.lsnd atenue, to A run) nci all on t.lan a. i. rn.ci.t st.

Adsilwrt AGO See Ihinienica Middono RASP Daniel Rasp. Sept. IP. 1314. 1 Of 18VS chaw It street, brother cf Join and Thnna Ri-o.

Funeral Fn.u. 2 at chattel. 172.1 Urr.irs lutermetit cemelerv Rnlll'K-AI'tert Rohde uoo p.rTa-d terrace. Ivanston. Iloved CuittiHt'id Ann Kohtle.

fond falher of pi. ie.tri A. Utthtle At chal et avenue, t'ltlcago rtTt.e la'ee. Meuiiter of legion littise. N.v 10J7.

A. F. a. A rniWsKI -Michael bw.kt. h-isl srd ef Ihe lale Pauline.

cf Mrs Mt- Jaeger, Mrs. Manha "ien Fiirattcih Lrunke. Mrs. s-- M-s. and the bruiike.

also leaves Services Tliurs.lay. s-rl. 21 II a. st funeral home. 5'Jil N.

We.iern avecite. corner Foster. Burial Con-oraa centetery. SAVOY Anthony Savoy, beloved of the late Antoinette, lov.r;g ol Frank, Mrs. Wayne Lane.

Kathrn Aitara. Joseph. Stanley, an 1 is Marv I ox. Itinera from 1 tie 84 4(1 Ada street Fridat Sept at HI a m. to SI kilisn I ft ttt RcMirrr.

lion itii 1. 1 l.af t. 1 1--- os HriNK See Ida A. Warner ll4Ur-Mll-ain S- ct i 1 1 st at rn ue. i.c r.5, i-lot 8 Mtn.lt, ree Puts- rr fallter of llefiert.

Ji F-i. and Laura Jch.i.on, lai'ier grand, hil'lreu, of W.I. ar. late hn.iine limldt. ieore.

Fnnna. I an Lorr. Erna Kestirgr at funeral 2.i"7 s. Laramia avenue, where services .11 held at 2 p. Thurs-Iny.

Se; I. II. la terit.ent emelery. SELANDKR Gideon A. cf 10Kt Low avenue, ts-loved butan-l of fond father of Robert F.

and the is Fthel and Irene. Resting at cvtt-el. 102:14 Mich.gan aienue. S. rvi.

F-v-day. 2 m. Interment Oa s. Memiicr of rernwood ark loilge. No.

3 1. A. F. A A M. SHFFH Aanea vry Shehaa Fee lioliot.iti.

I of 1715 i'--'. Ite.oTed wit- of a-1 J. ar m. -r of Willtrrt Sheehan. of ihe John and Ann lKinovan.

si-itr of -s. Hurins. Joseph Donovan. tr lale Bnd.et Piraii. Cithenne ar.l Patrick Donovan.

Fureral Se.t. 21. at i 15 a. from cti, 172H Hatsted srreet. comer lr! place, to SacreU Heart e8nnh.

Inter meut St. Marys, tun. 1.144 SHI KK Roy A Sherk ef 470 V. tr-ri-oi. strt-et.

husit.nd of Floreiwst. rr' t'e of Mrs. James M. Lor.f e.f I Funeral '1 21. 1 p.

at cbai-l. 22.i5 W. fhicsgo aven ie. ln lern.enl oakr.tlge cemetery. SIFGFIe-Helrit Otsttn Sifgel.

at ef 2" V. Foeenie strt-et. e.J of V' V. hftui tiodl. of Albert, rrv lie.i.v.re.

Herman. Amol l. 1 and Walton. Funeral 1 hiir.i. Up at chaitel.

P2i IWltnonl avetiae. l.ner-ntent Montrose. evriTH Oiarles mifh cf 129 t. 5't court. Cicero, belove.1 of Jal.a.

pee devoted father of Ii fond brother of Claren-e r--n. N. Genr-s L. cf Muilms. W.

Va i-i Catherine Goers cf New Fn, Set-v Thorst'sv. Sept 71. st fnneral boote. (2.v7 V'l I rofc.l I'tterntent W'ootliawa Memorial Park Ca.l Rerwyn SN AR'KY Irnatl'ia ft. Va-sliv.

fe---e rapian In Ris-an Irer.l ravy. a'-e long illness at hia bon e. 42" 1 avenue. Remains rei'i "15 7 W. hicago avenue.

Funersl private STI- FL G-orge Sleet of J'4H ijrnotir-i avenue. I -loved of dear fa' ber of Dorothy. Wiil.s ai llsnrtt 8. hnndl. brolher cf F.rnma b.e Willntn S-rvices TMt'sbt at .1 to it funeral borne.

3.t"l rulle't'iet avsnje In-terment Mount I mn eemeienr. Mr Iw-r of liestena lodge. No. 4 11. A.

A. M. ei s. California avenue. Sept.

1T lt'lt ite of the Isle Frank, mother of Ke, he a Ruswll Ansel F. Mildred W.rae-. and Rulh F-terd-thl. At cestui ai Harvard, until Thursday. a.

en. Irtsr-nient Mus-sline. Ia. SZFLUNO Joseph Srelung 'r Iste re Slim Sacnaw avenue, sept, 1. ll44.

ae C4, husband of "fv, fond father of Helen syverson. Le-n. waiter. Joseph. Mrv Areodr an.

Ktiiiak. and hes-er. at chapel. 8729 Commercial avenue. Funersl e(ti- ri.y.

Sept. 2 1. It a ro to t'oocrption ehuyh. Interroent Holy Crem cemetery. Bay.

TAGUE-Jarre, H. Ti--. lite pf 3 Racine aver.ue. bu.Sitr. 1 ot i Gordon Tcu, father cf the late F'lTi, brother cf Will, am John P-, Mrs, Cath-nne Yar.ahan.

ar.l t--e late Funeral at 8 4j a rr. frotl uneral borne. 54 5. Kalred St. Brendan'a church Key Sepulchre cemetery Mrn'sr cf iM post.

American rd Ch.evro ret-tng Pres.man'a union. No. 3. Bou. 1 e'rti.

THOROGOOD Catherine Tt.oregood. S. Fk-tles'on avenue. Sll. 1.

I4. i's of Erra Thoroi-txvl, mother of WiKiain rl. Thorogood. At chapel. where services will be held Tier-day, Sept.

21. at 3 p. tn. Interrnert Greenwood. TUCK AN Nadore Tu-kman.

beloved litis- band of I t-e loud Isfier cf Betty Flower. Helea art Joseprt. grandfather of three. grest-grandfa-aer ef two. ReMing at late residence.

452 Services Wed'iesdav. 3 p. at Cp-c. Ansl.e Mizrach. H27 Patterson ttreet.

Li- terment Jewish Waldheim. VAX DFS rFRGE Staff Frctl J. wj, I Mickey I Van Den beree U. 9 A. T.

TiI r. killed in li g' over B'itri A tiff. 25. 1144. beloved son of Jn-5 irt the late Fmilie.

cf F.dmuii, Mrs. Ralph Torphy. and Mrs. Andrew Ter-te. Memorial Fn tay.

S'pl. 22. at 8 -ii a. St. Carthage a church.

WAIJ.ACE Tl.omas hush ml cf te late Manon. ce Ciii.ensn. l-her cf Charles, brother cf haj-les i'-eeaJ 0 a. rr rhtl 55 1 Wentworth ii.rmi. to 8t Aniie hurrh.

Interment Mount olnet ceni.tcrv. WALITS Pvt. 1st 1 Norman V. killed 11 action in F-an-, SZ? Aug fciisrarnl cf Lobelia, nee dear son ef Mr (3 I Mrs, fVaii Wail.s of Greenwoetd. Sjt, fond brother of Ivt 1st Ctasg Harey B.

Walos. U. Staff Stt, Dot Wa S. A Mra. Ki'm-r i -a.

El.ie Mor.t'g. Mrs, Irene Rr Mrs. I-one PUl.n. and Mr. Mabel Fa-'ev.

Memorial ma-a Fn ln. Sept 22. al it a. St. (V.ilo a chur-h.

211 an lj ence. berwyn, 4LTF Ite-ie Walter of Oig. Icy wfe r.f for ninth' of Wray an I l-rt rati. 'tin. it.

er of Jaipea. Hoi-'t, i.e. r(. and Jack. At ch l.

.17 I.i-e. 1st avenue, -ere el. l'-es will be hell 1 day at I p. Iri'ernient Mon'rose. WALTER Pav.d K.

Wil'er. t--Vved son ef Edna and Otto P. Walter, fo-d of Edna T. of Mrs 8a tie-in at. Ser I 9 at funeral home, We.ter- ave-nas.

corner of rosier. M' park. WARNUl Id 1 A arner c-e ee 1. Wlte of the It'e Will- lovrg Bto-. er ol Mrs.

hathf ti.e te. her a 1 Mr. Fmeia Jscher it cf l. ills Steele. ot h-- s-er Service.

v. -o 2 1 -1 p. f'tneral o.e. Wte-. cori-cr l-' lt-.

i.ti-l-1 R'-sefi U. WUSPF.RLICH A-'ol: u-'e-'i. h. l.t.e,t ho-ltalld ef l'e lte Iicr fa'Ser ct y.th.r N. -d o-k-v brother ot l.itv Servt.es Frlt-v.

Sp 77 at 1 tto m. at funersl home ittto N. IVMrti cue. lniernieul o.0. Fletcher Street.

Philadelphia, Sept. 19 (VP). Fletcher Street. 64. architect, author, naturalist, and artist, died Inst right.

Street, widely known for his hobbies of ornithology and botany, contributed to scientific journals and wrote brief bird biographies," which he illustrated. Clifford W. Barnes. Services for Clifford W. Parties.

79. who died Monday night in his home, 500 N. Sheridan Lake Forest, will bo held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in Lake Forest Presbyterian church.

Mr. Barnes was president and one of the founders of the Chi cago Sunday Evening club. He is survived by a daughter. Miss Lilace Reid Barnes. Joseph Szelung.

Services for Joseph Szelung, 64, of 8G00 Saginaw will be held at 11 a. m. Saturday in Immaculate Conception church. Mr. Szelung, who died Monday in St.

Luke's hospital, had been general foreman for the Baltimore Ohio railroad for 20 years. He is survived by his widow, Mary, four sons, and three daughters. William L. Anderson. William L.

Anderson. 66. for many years a merchant and church leader of Batavla. died there yesterday after a paralytic stroke. Services will be held at 2:30 p.

m. today in Bethany Lutheran church. Surviving are his widow, Emily; six sons, and three daughters. Four of the sons are on war duty. George 0.

Barnes. Washington, D. C. Sept. 19 George O.

Barnes, 6C, assistant to the treasurer of the United States, died today after an illness of three weeks. He came to Washington in 1MU an employe of tne treasury i department. PAL OF FATALLY J7 A A LtlJ Fr lyiulll IS SUED BY WIFE i George Fennessy. 2:1, of 1620 Hard-; Ing the companion of Miss Emily Wnuk when the was fatally beaten Sunday in Gage park, wai named defendant In a divorce suit filed In Superior court yesterday by Mrs. Lucille Fennessy, 1430 S.

Tu- laski rd. The suit alleges that Fennessy deserted his wife In September, 1913, and seeks custody for Mrs. Fennessy of the couple's 2 year old daughter, Joan. They were married i in March, 1940. Fennessy, who also was beaten by an assailant who accosted the couple as they rested in the park after attending a movie, is now in Southtown hospital.

SERVICE PLAQUE TO HONOR 49 OF HOSPITAL STAFF A service fiag and a plaque on which are inscribed the names of 23 doctors and 26 nurses of the Wal-ther Memorial hospital who have entered the services will be dedicated at 7:30 tonight in a ceremony at the hospital, 1116 N. Kedzie av. Participating in the program will be Dr. G. C.

Parker, president of the hospital staff, and Dr. William C. Martens hospital administrator. Military pageantry and music will be provided by the drum and bugle Scope of Black Market in Gas Told by Walters Nearly a million and a half gallons of gasoline have been diverted into black market channels in the middle west in the last six months by counterfeit, stolen, or improperly indorsed gas coupons, Rae E. Walters, regional OPA administrator, said yesterday.

The total in Chicago was 584.25" gallons, he said, as revealed by examination of coupons turned in to the OPA verification center here. For Three Generations The name Fred Klaner has and does symbolize an unfailing standard of service available to everyone regardless of how modest your requirements. giiteH? en id composed of Glenn T. Smith, chair- i man; Lou Deutsch, clothier; M. M.

Dewey, store manager; C. H. Schlo-ley, store manager; Arthur Ashwell. liquor dealer; John C. Funk, purchasing agent for a fuel company; Harry Reuther, truck company man- ager.

all of Danville, and John 1 Lutchka, Westville merchant. One Ousted. Seven Quit. Smith said today that Padgett demanded his resignation at yesterday's session, and the other seven members then resigned. He said the session was held primarily to protest the discharge of Miss Davis, and Padgett resented the panel's refusal to concur with the district office on the matter.

"The girl is efficient in our estimation," Smith said. "She is the oldest employe of the board, having served 2rz years. We asked Padgett what would happen if we testified for her at a civil hearing, and he assured us the OPA would take steps to see that the girl would never get another civil service job." Smith and Rush said they did not know what the district office had against Miss Davis. They asserted that only a few weeks ago that entice had recommended her for the job as chief clerk, which she turned down to continue her work with the price panel. Other members of the panel said they had the Impression that Springfield officials felt she was I "too friendly" with merchants and unsympathetic to the use of snoop- ers.

Plans AppeaL I At her home today Miss Davis said she will tie an appeal from her discharge tomorrow. This step will lead to a civil service commission hearing at which the OPA will be required to produce evidence of specific violations of regulations. Carter Jenkins. Springfield dis-tritt OPA director, issued a statement in Springfield today explaining that Miss Davis had been discharged, for "failure to discharge her responsibilities and duties in accordance with established policies tr.d procedures." Jenkins also accused Smith of "failure to comply with national policies and procedure relatiw to the price control program." Smith said the only order from the district office which the price i jjdi.ei iiaa loiicu tu i-umi an order to name "price panel assistants" to ferret out local violations. He said he had interviewed mere than 100 persons without success in an effort to enroll such investigators.

The work of the price panel will continue uninterruptedly and new members will be appointed within a short time," Jenkins said. Protest Snooper Plan. Persons who attended Wednesday's courthouse meeting, in which pr. Allen tried to convince merchants that snooping was necessary, said the price executive lost control cf the meeting in a wave of protests from merchants. We've got 100 per cent compliance with rationing regulations in this county and we don't need an army of snoopers to get things upset," said Ernest Paxton, manager of a chain grocery concern.

MoKenriree. dry cleaner, asserted, "This is plain Gestapo tactics. Why do we want people spying or. each other when things are going all right?" Other merchants expressed similar ideas, it was said, with applause greeting their remarks. Dr.

Allen then adjourned the session. Pershing Maintains Gain, Medical Center Reports Washington, D. Sept. 19 army medical center reported today that the improvement noted yesterday in the condition of Gen. Pershing is being maintained." Pershing, S4, has been ill for a week.

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