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GENOVESI Amelia Geuovesl. nee Pseletti, be- MADSEN Alma T. Madsen. nee Hansen, be- loved wife of Mads, dear mother of Mrs. loved wife of the late Hugo, dear sister of Caterlna RaffaelU and 'Maria CelU.

daughter- CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Friday, February 2, 19S1 Part 2 Page 1 5 RETIRED BANKER QUITS BATTLE ON OBITUARIES JUDGE J. J. SULLIVAN FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE HELD MONDAY 3 MILLION WILL Leo. F. Jeanmene Leo F.

Jeanmene, 73, of 715 Aldine state chairman of the Prohibition party, with offices at 82 W. Washington died yester Los Angeles, Feb. 1 Special The will of Mrs. Ethelwyn G. Jar-nagin, 62, disposing of an estate of more than 3 million dollars was submitted to probate today despite dissatisfaction with its terms expressed by her invalid husband, William N.

Jarnagin, 73, day in County hospital, to which MOTHER, BABY DEATHS AT LOW RECORD IN 1950 General Mortality Rate Also Reduced Fewer mothers and babies died Chicago last year than in any he had been taken Jan. 21 for treatment of a heart ailment. A Frank C. Blied Madison, Feb. 1 Special Frank C.

Blied, 86, president of Blied here, a printing and office supply firm, died today in St. Mary's hospital after a long illness. He formerly owned the German language newspaper, the Wisconsin Botschafter. He also was a former Dane county supervisor, member of the Madison metropolitan sewerage district commission, director of the Madison Civic Music association, and president of Madison Maenner choir. In 1949 he received tHe Benemerenti medal from Pope nephew, Alvin Ames, 4921 Wells Chicago banker.

arranged to have the body shippecLto Milwaukee for funeral Mrs. Jarnagin, a prominent clubwoman and daughter of a former services. Mr. Jeanmene, a na in-law of Emma GenovesL Funeral Saturday. 9 a- from chapel.

1241 Clybourn avenue, to St. Philip Ben ill's church. Interment Mount Carmel. MOhawk 4-0850. GILLET Catherine A.

Gillet, nee Richer. Feb. 1. beloved wile of the late Joseph H. Gillet.

dear mother of Eugene Adella. Albert. Lawrence. Clara, and Rose Gillet. sister John A.

Richert. three grandchildren. Funeral 9:30 a. m. Mondav from late residence.

864 Buckingham place, to Our Lady of Mount 'Carmel church. Interment St. Boniface cemetery. Information. LAke-iew 5-001 i.

GLO KI Romas) Glomski. beloved husband of Mary, nee Stencel: loving father of Lillian Kessner. Edward, Helen Moisley. and Harry, dear grandfather of Edward. Marianne.

Da-lores. Ronald, and Ann. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 A.M.. from chapel.

3656 Belmont avenue, to -St. Hyacinth's church. Interment St. Adalbert's. KEyston 9-05Q2.

GRIMSHAW Irene Grimshaw. nee Baethke. of Glen Ellyn. beloved wife of Worrell daughter of the late William H. and Martha Baethke.

nee Serine; sister of Jerome and the late Lillian Mordue. aunt cf Martha Mordue Stitt. Resting at luceral home. Lake street at 2d avenue. Majwood.

until Saturday. 10:30 a. lying In state at Grace Lutheran church. Glen Ellyn, from noon Saturday until time of service, 2 p. m.

In lieu of flowers, please make donations to Musical Scholarship fund. Mr. Blester, principal. Glen bard High school. Interment Oakrldge.

MAywood 14. HAT DEN William Ralph Hayden. beloved husband of Flossie nee Hall; loving father of Mrs. Joan Combs and Janet, fond grandfather of Beryl Rae. devoted brother cf Albert C.

Jr. and Robert D. Resting at chapel. 2324 W. 111th street- Services Saturday.

Feb. 3, at 3 p. m. Interment Mcunt Hope. HALL See Stackpoole notice.

tive of, Wadsworth, Lake county. REVERE Louis John Revere, devoted tics-band of the late Mildred, nee Walsh: krvmg father of Louis C. Michael Fitzpatnck. an Mildred Sica. fond father-in-law of Carmel.s.

nee Ferrerl. John 5 lea, and Anna, nee Roberts; dear grandfather of 10 grandchildren. Funeral Monday. a. from 813 W.

Taylor street, to Our Lady Help of Christians church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. MOnroe 6-0449. RICHARDS see Katherlne Relet ert netlc. ROBERTS See -Revere notice.

ROBERTS See Todaro notice. ROSENBERG Anna Rosenberg. 3834 Lawrence, avenue, beloved wife of Morris, fapd mother cf Bettve Baum and llllian Halperin. dear sister of Rubin Zeligman cf Los Angeles, four grandchildren. Funeral Friday.

3 p. at cbapel. 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Jewish Waldhelrn. ROSETKA Rose Rosetka.

nee Rodwonskl. late of 4407 W. Walton street, beloved wife cf the late Charles lond mother of Mrs. Lena Burasl. Mrs.

Erma McConner. Mrs. Pauline Weyer. Mrs. Rose Hayes.

Mrs. Cecilia Weichbrcat. Fran, and late Cnaries Rcsetka. granomother of 12. great-grand- mother cf 14.

Funeral Saturday. Feb. 3. at. 9:30 a.

frcm funeral home. 4255-57 v. Division street, to SS. Cyril and chuich. Our Lady of Scirts cemetery.

ALbany 2-3600. BYBANDT John F. Rybandt. beloved husband of Theresa, nee Trcka; fend brother of James, dear uncle cf Theresa Olsowsa. Funeral Saturdav, a.

frcm chapel, 1006 N. to Our Lady cf Coed Counsel church. Interment St. Adalberts cemetery. Member of Gen.

Pulaski post. No. 86. American Legion, and TonU counul, K. of C.

ARmltagc 6-3378. Services for Judge John J. Sullivan, 70, of the Appellate court, who died early yesterday in his home at 1000 Garfield will be held at 10:30 a. m. Monday in Visitation Garfield blvd.

Circuit and Superior courts will be closed Monday and the Criminal court will be closed Monday morning. Judge Sullivan, who had been bedfast since he suffered a leg injury in a fall August, 1949, had been a political power on Chicago's southwest side since 1912, when he became a Municipal court judge. He had been a Superior court judge since 1916, being assigned to the Appellate court since 1933. Surviving are his widow, Kath-erine; a son, John J. and a daughter, Mrs.

Robert E. Haskins. worked for 50 years in temperance movements. After teaching school in Lake and McHenry counties, Los Angeles banker and civic leader, died last New Year's day. Chief beneficiary of her will was her friend and business adviser, L.

O. Ivey, Los Angeles banker. She bequeathed him her home, an income Eleanor Voss. Lorraine, and the late Mar-. celle.

grandmother of Donald Voss. sister of Mrs. Emma Sandberg. William H. and Frank Hansen Funeral Saturday.

3 p. at chapel. 5911 W. Madison street, at Mason aeenoe. Interment Mount Olive cemetery.

EStebrook 8-7500. MARSHALL William M. Marshall. 1219 S. Oak Park avenue.

Berwyn, beloved husband of Miriam nee fond father of Miriam F. Rachtel. and William Roy. brother of Mrs. C.

K. Huntington of Tucson. and Clarence grandfather of Tom. Pam. Ken and JAra.

Services Saturday. Feb. 3, at 2 p. at funeral home. 6901-03 Roosevelt road, corner Kenilworth avenue.

Interment Oakrldge cemetery. Member of Chicago Typographical anion. No. 16. STanley 8-0904.

KLEIXAN See Edward J. Knoll notice. sUeCTCRE Islbelle McClure. late of Oak Lawn, 111., beloved wife cf James, fond mother of Lillian Hoeluer. dear sister of Martha Reynolds.

Edith Orr. and James Kelly. grarAmother of five, great-grandmother of seven. Services Saturday. 1:30 p.

at chapel, 6245 S. Kedzie avenue. Interment Evergreen. McCORMICK Charles McCcrmlck. 872 Sheridan road.

Evanston. formerly of 144 9 Catalpa avenue. Chicago. Jan. 30.

1951. beloved husband of the late Tess K. McCcrmlck. loving father of Mrs. Robert E.

Curiey. dear grandfather of Robert Charlotte, and Nancy. Funeral Friday, Feb. 2, at 9:30 a. m.

from chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, to St. Ita's church. Interment All Saints'.

McCALLlM William J. McCallum. 3079 Lyman street, Feb. 1. 1951.

beloved husband of the late Ella McCallum. fond father cf William J. Jr. and Malcolm R. McCallum.

grandfather of Patricia McCallum. At chapel. 316 W. 63d street, at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Feb. 3, at 1 p.

m. under the auspices cf Melrose Park lodge. No. 1165. A.

F. A. M. Interment Oakridge. Member of Oriental consistory.

MERGENS Peter Mergens. S918 N. Oakley avenue, Feb. 1. 1951.

beloved husband of Agnes, nee Mack; dear brother of Nicholas, John, Anna, and William. Funeral Monday. Feb. 5. at 9 a.

from chapel, 2114 Irving Park road, to St. Benedict's church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. MERZ Charles Merz.

Jan. 31. of 3010 N. Luna avenue, beloved husband of Jessie Fay, nee Dalley: dear father of Mrs. Edna Lassen and Charles Edward, grandfather of Joan Carole Lassen, brother of Mrs.

Anna Dressel. Service Saturday. 2:30 p. at time in history and the campaign against disease generally snowed he joined the Chautauqua stage as a temperance lecturer. He was of not less than $30,000 a year, and a Prohibition party candidate for state offices several times.

Other survivors include a half brother, J. E. Nemery of Waukegan. William F. Worcester William F.

Worcester, 74, president of the Rau Appraisal com the residue of the estate after Jar-nagin's death. for Jarnagin previously had asked for a postponement of the probate hearing while they considered contesting the will, but they said today they couldn't advise him to light because of its provision barring any contestant from sharing in the pany, 4413 Ravenswood for HALLIDAY See Stackpoole notice. Pius XII for his leadership in social welfare activities of the Catholic Central society. In 1938 he was delegated by Pope Pius XI to present the pope's blessing upon the Dionne quintuplets. He leaves two sons and two daughters.

Services will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday. Mrs. Marlon Kerns Services for Mrs.

Marion Minnie Kerns, 75, radio and concert singer, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in St. Edmund's church, 188 S. Oak Park Oak Park.

She died Wednesday in her home at 309 N. Kenilworth Oak Park, after a long illness. She was the widow of William F. Kerns, former superintendent of the elec excellent progress hpre. Dr.

Herman N. Bundesen, president of the Chicago board of health, said yesterday in this report for 1950. The birth rate was high, 21.8 per 1,000 population, against 21.9 in 1949. Born last year were 78,547 babies, compared with 78,553 the preceding year. The city's program to save mothers' lives forced the deaths down to .6 per 1,000.

In 1949 tm record was .7 per 1,000. Baby deaths in 1950 were 25.7 for each 1,000 live births, compared with a previous low of 27.8 set in 1941. General Death Rate Lower In 1950 the death rate from all causes was 10.3 for each 1,000 population, against 10.5 in 1949. Total deaths numbered the 1949 total was 37,781. I estate.

Jarnagin was left a trust fund under which he is to receive not more than $40,000 a year, the the last 25 died in Hinsdale sanitarium yesterday. Mr. Worcester was active in Masonic affairs and was a member of the Society of Military Engineers and several clubs. Services will be held at 4 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 1567 Maple Evanston, with burial in Milwaukee. The widow, Ann and a brother! Uria survive. amount being left to the discretion of trustees. ADMITS THEFT OF 4 CARS; GAVE 2 TO HIS PALS Louis S. Allen, 17, of 7739 Fielding who stole automobiles and gave them to his friends, yesterday confessed to four auto thefts since last December.

He was arrested after police in Corning, seized six Chicago juveniles Wednesday in a car stolen FOUR VIRGINIA chapel, 124-126 Madison street, at Lom NEGROES FACING CHAIR FOR RAPE Richmond, Feb. 2 Friday trical department for the Chicago West Park system. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Marion Meyer, HAMMER Florence Hammer, nee Cooper, late residence Kansas City. beloved wife of the late Capt.

George T. Hammer, sister of Mrs. Emma Cooper. Services Friday. Feb.

2, at 1:30 p. m. at funeral home. 6754 Northwest highway. Interment Graceland cemetery.

HANSEN Minnie A. Hansen, beloved wife of the late Herman fond mother of Roy grandmother of five. Funeral Saturday. 9 a. from chapel.

2346 w. Madison street, to St. Mel's church. Interment St. Joseph's.

HAPP John P. Happ, 840 Happ road. North-field, 111., dear husband of the late Annie nee Seul: father of Mrs. Frances Unger. Mrs.

Josephine Enright. Mrs. Katherlne Relnwald, Miss Margaret Happ, Henry Barney and John B. Funeral Saturday. 9:15 a.

from funeral home, 8057 Niles Center road. Skokle. Mass 10 a. at St. Philip the Apostle church.

Old Willow road. Northrleld. Interment St. Mary's cemetery, Techny. Information, Skokle 365.

HARTNOLL See Charlotte Parker notice. HILLIARD Minnie Hllliard. beloved sister of Mrs. Mayme Hllliard Edmondson. Remains at funeral parlor, 3800 s.

Michigan. Funeral Friday morning at 11 o'clock. Interment Mount Glenwood cemetery. HOFFSTROM Hildur Hoffstrom. beloved wife of tle late Otto, dear mother of Margaret BlonTqulst.

Alice Nufer. end Florence Grue-ter, grandmother of Hilder Grueter, fond daughter of Augusta Scott of Sweden. Service Saturday, Feb. 3. 2 p.

at funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Memorial Park. Klldare 5-5420. HOPPE Edward L.

Hoppe, Jan. 31, brother Kfrom the Roseland Motor sales, Special Final preparations 11200 Halsted st. The six said they received the auto from Dale for the electrocution of four of seven Martinsville Negroes, sentenced to die for raping a white D. Fones, 15, of 7636 Eggleston woman two years ago, were made John Stackpoole John Stackpqple, 78, of 5918 N. Rockwell retired chief engineer of the fire department's equipment shops, which he organized in 1922, died yesterday in his home.

He had been a member of the department since 1900 and retired in 1936. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Kathryn Boyle, Mrs. Angela Halliday, and Mrs. Miriam Hall.

Services will be held at 8:45 a. m. tomorrow in St. Hilary church. by prison officials today after Gov.

and a son, Earl. Mary D. Bailey Services for Miss Mary D. Bailey, 73, of Batavia, who served for 23 years as an assistant United States attorney in Chicago, will be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 222 E. Wilson Batavia. Miss Bailey died Monday in her winter home in St. Petersburg, Fla. She was known as one of the No scarlet fever deaths were recorded for the fifth straight year.

There were 742 cases of scarlet lever, compared with 1,334 in 1949. Deaths from whooping cough were down to 2 in 1950 from 13 in 1949. Measles killed 2 in the 9,629 cases reported in the measles year. In fantile paralysis deaths also were reduced percentagewise. In 1950 in 541 cases, there were only 37 resident deaths.

In 1949 there were 30 deaths in 479 cases. City Kscapes Epidemics who asserted Allen gave him the keys to it. Fones was held for juvenile authorities. Allen was released Dec. 22 from the Illinois State Training School for Boys to which he was sent last John J5.

Battle rejected last hour pleas for stays of execution. In Washington, Chief Justice June after four other car thefts. Fred M. Vinson of the United Spates Supreme court refused to issue stay for the condemned men. They will go to the chair at He also gave one of these autos to four juveniles who later 'were seized in Kirkwood, Mo.

Allen will country's most successful women federal prosecutors. She leaves a brother, George, of Chicago. 7:30 a. m. The other three Negroes are scheduled to die Feb.

5. appear in Auto theft court today, A white man, George T. Hailey, 27, will be executed with the four DEATH NOTICES today. He is sentenced to die bard avenue. Oak Park.

Interment Forest Home. MICHELS Bamuel Michels. beloved husband of Ann, nee Cooper; loving father cf Carole and Robert, devoted son of Joe lYudel and the late Fruma. fond brother of Abe, Gertrude Lavin. Dave, Sol.

Dan. and Charles B. Service Friday. 2 p. at chapel.

5145 Broadway. Family at home, 931 Winona. MILLER Edna Miller, at Los Angeles. beloved wife cf the late Harry H. Miller, devoted mother of Edwin H.

Miller and Mrs. Jane Rothenberg, dear sister of Mrs. Selma Epstein and Leo M. Levy. Funeral Monday, Feb.

5. 10 a. at chapel, 936 E. 47th street. Interment Free Sons', cemetery, Waldheim.

MILLS Lila R. Mills, nee Wilson, cf 7270 South Shore drive, beloved wife of Joy dear mother of Mrs. Virginia Drolet, daughter of Mrs. Clyde C. Wilson, sister of Mrs.

Gertie Jaggers, Mrs. Margaret Hardwick. Mrs. Evelyn Greer, and Harry H. Wilson, grandmother of Barbara and Joyce Drolet.

At rest in chapel. 2024 E. 75th street. Service Saturday. 11 a.

Dr. Preston Bradley officiating. Interment Mcunt Greenwood. MORRISON Anna Morrison. 227 Englewood avenue, Jan.

31. 1951. beloved wife of Harry G. Morrison, a member of C. T.

No. 16, sister of Thomas F. O'Neill of St. Louis. Mo.

At chapel. 316 W. 63d street, at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Saturday. Feb. 3, at 2 p.

m. Interment Mount Hope. MUELLER Austin M. Mueller, beloved husband of Imogene Leonard Mueller, fattur of Alice Finlay of Gienvlew. Leslie Hls-glns of Emneham.

111., brother of Alice Pase Sparks of Minneapolis, Minn. Funeral at home for funerals, Erie at Wabash avenue. Saturday. Feb. 3.

at 11 a. m. Deceased was a member of Ashlar lodge. No. 308, A.

F. A A. Columbia commandr-ry. No. 36, K.

Medlnah temple. A. A. O. N.

M. S. Interment Forest Home. MILVET Anna Keavaney Mulvey. formerly of 7416 S.

Peoria street, beloved wile of the late Bernard, loving mother of Bernard, fond sister of Peter and the late John. Frank, and Mrs. Mary Avers. Funeral Saturday. 9 a.

from funeral heme. Halsted at 76th street, to St. Leo's chapel. 79th and Sangamon street. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery.

STewart 3-7700. NOLAN Mary A. Nolan. 5910 W. Erie street.

Jan. 31. 1951. beloved wife of the late Joseph loving mother cf Sarah Kathleen Walsh, grandmother of Arthur, Kathleen, Faith Ana, Michael, and Timothy Waish. Resting at funeral home.

318 N. Central avenue. Austin. Funeral Saturday. 9 a.

to St. Lucy's church. Interment All Saints'. Austin 7-0017. NOLTE Edward Nolte.

beloved husband of Clara, fond father of Dorothy E. Roetter. also leaves two grandchildren. Richard and Diane. Services Saturday, Feb.

3, 1 p. at funeral home, 5200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment RosehiU cemetery. O'BRIEN Grace O'Brien, nee Mint on.

fce- for the rape slaying of a white ABRAMS Meyer Abrams, beloved husband school girl. His counsel, too, made of the late Bessie, nee snuiman; oear There were no serious epidemics last year. For the second successive year there were no deaths from typhoid fever. The tuberculosis death rate was down to 31.5 for 100,000 population from 35.4 in 1919, the deaths declining from 1,269 in 1919 to 1,123 last year. Heart disease and cancer were the chief killers, with 16,454 heart deaths and 5.865 from cancer reported.

Accidental deaths dropped from 420 in 1949 to 346 in 1950. lather of Esther Steinback, loving grandfather of Jimmy and Barbara, fond broth a last minute plea for clemency Frederick S. Crane The funeral of Frederick S. Crane, 65, of 7721 Saginaw who retired last November as chief inspector of Carnegie-Illinois Steel company's south wrks, will be held at 1:30 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 2434 E. 79th st. Mr. Crane died Wednesday in his home. He had been with the steel company for 44 years.

Surviving are his widow, Emma, a son, Frederick and two grandchildren. Samuel Michels Samuel Michels, 55, of 931 Elton A. Smith Services for Elton A. Smith, 57, of 3434 Montrose former Des Plaines undertaker, will be held at 1 p. tomorrow in the chapel at 3221 Montrose av.

Mr. Smith, a veteran of World War died Wednesday in I lines hospital. Surviving are his widow, Margaret; a daughter, Arlene, and two sons, Norman and Marvin. er cf Bessie Alpert, Dora Kanter. and but the governor also refused Israel.

Services Friday, 1 p. at chapel. SAVAGLIO see Feltman notice. SCHUM ACHER Susan Schumacher, nee Sturm, age fcS years, beloved mother of Slsteg Bernadetta. S.

C. C. and Ralph J. Sr mother-in-law of Helen, nee Schleyer: grand-mc ther of Ralph Vernon, and Norbert. great-grandmother of Michael.

Gerald, Sandra, and Cynthia, sister of Matt Sturm. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a. from chapel, 5218 S. Kedzie avenue, to St. Gall's church.

Interment St. Boniface's. PRospect 6-3610. SELICOVITZ Sarah Selicovltz. nee Sax." at, Los Angeles, beloved wile of late Harry loving sister of Miriam Cohen.

Arthur, and Abe R. Services Friday. 12 noon, at chapel. 5206 Broadway. Entombment Rosehlll cemetery mausoleum.

SENSfl Louise Senso, fond sister of Alma, Albert, and Charles. Funeral Saturday. Feb. 3. 8:15 a.

nu from funeral borne. 5200 N. Western avenune. corner of Foster, to St. Sebastian's church.

Interment St. Bonliacc cemetery. SICA See Revere notice. SILVESTRIN Antonio Silvestrizt. of 11431 ForrestvlUe avenue.

Feb. 1. 1951. dear husband of Ernesta, fond lather of Mrs. Norma Betsanes, Christian and the lata Christian.

At chapel, 214 E. 115th Mass at St. Antnony's church. Feb. 3, at 10:30 a.

m. Interment lio.y PL.Ic..re. Member cf Tito Schipa li dse. No. 52, I.

Roseland post. No. 49 A. and Rcseiand Operetta club. SIPPEL Edward Sippel.

Feb. 1. 1951. of 684 2 S. Racine avenue, beloved cf Martha Slprel.

brother cf Mrs. MaisRret Kaiser and Mrs. Clara Hedcliln. Services at chapel, 7 509 Stony Island avenue. Saturday.

3 p. m. Interment Oak Woods. Information. FAirfax 4-2900.

SMITH Elton A. Smith, beloved husband cf Margaret, dear father of Norman. Arlene and Marvin, brother cf Dr. M. H.

Smith. Clarence Smith, Jessie Mays, and Ida Williams. Services Saturday. 1 p. at lunerai 3224 Uuitiiiu avenue.

Interment Rldgewutd. SMITH Harold A. Smith, sen of the latei Wallace A. and Saiaii tmitn Ri we. br'tner of Aice Fiicdiey.

Services at cr.apel. 7319 Madison street, Fcrest Fark, Saturday at 3 p. in. liueruitnt VVcodiawn. SNEED See Stackpoole nctlce.

STACKPOOI Jchn Stackpco. beloved husband of me late Agnes Qulnn clear father cf Kathryn Bcyie. Miriam Hall. Angela Halliday and the late Ccrdula Sneed, faunr-in-law of Claude J. Sneed.

dear brother cf James Starkpoole. Florence O'Brien, Jane Piendergast. and Neil Roil. Funeral Saturday, at 8:15 a. nr.

Irons chapel, 5690 N. Lincoln avenue, at California, to St. Hilary's church. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of Retired Firemen a association.

STONER Mabel C. Stoner of 3522 W. Jackson boulevard, beloved daughter of the late Albert H. and Anna C. Stoner.

sister ef the late Harriett Sides. Resting at funeral ticrr.e. 5708 W. Madison street, where services will be held Saturday at 1 p. Interment 1'oiest Heme.

Member of Chlcsgo Woman's club: vice president of School Children AUstin 7-2012. i SULLIVAN Judge John J. Sullivan, hurband of the late Katherlne Britain Su 1.1 cf John J. Sullivan Jr. and Frances Marie Haskins.

grandfather of John J. Sullivan III. and Robert, Sharcn. John. Kath-, erine, Edward, and Thomas Haskins.

brr.lhcr. of Julia, Margaret. Joseph the late Mary. James, and William L. Sullivan.

-Funerat Monday. 10 a. from funeral borne. 5438-S. Halsted stieet.

to Visitation church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Boulevard 8-0662. THOMPSON Emily Thompson, beloved wife of the late Perclval. dear mother cf Dorothy.

Perclval. and the late Janet, sister of Samuel Richard and James H. Lewis, and May Geyer. grandmother of Judith Schneider. Services Saturday, 2 p.

at funeral home. 1458 Beimont avenue. Interment Acacia Park. TIITLE Virginia Thyle. 211 E.

Delaware place. Chicago, daughter of Mary BlaiKie Thyle. Service Friday. 1 p. at funeral' home, 203 S.

Marion street, at Pleasant street. Oak Park. Entombment Oakrid Abbey. TUT Grace Tilt. Feb.

1. 1951. 120 N. Lorel avenue, wife of Frank E-. mother cf Etiina Shambaugh.

John and Dor. thy. sister of Mabel Kohl, grandmother cf Howard G. Shambaugh. Resting at funeral 318 N.

Central avenue. Austin. Service ar.4 Interment private. AUstln 7-0017. him.

5206 Broadway. Please omit cowers. AGRESTO Anna Agresto, tee Logldice. be loved wile or Rocco, loving mother of Jo 25 Pieces of Equipment seph. Rae Fanelll.

Robert, and Angela Con-tuchio, grandmother of Joseph Contuchlo oi l-rieaa lieslcke, Mary Mau. William Hoppe. Fred Jausly. the late Elizabeth Bora-hoeft, and Conrad Hoppe. Service Saturday, Feb.

3. 1 p. at funeral home. 301 S. Fifth avenue, at Maple street.

Maywood. Interment Graceland. MAywood 100. HUNTER See Todaro notice. INGLES Charles G.

Ingles, age 84 years, late of 5504 Greenwood avenue beloved husband of May, fond father of Robert. Service at chapel, 426 S. Dearborn street. Saturday, 11 a. m.

WEbster 9-4488. INLANDER Albert Inlander, in Los Angeles, beloved husband of Esther, nee Grass: devoted father of Mrs. Idelle Warsaw of Los Angeles, and Herbert N. Inlander, fond brother of Sam Inlander of St. Petersburg, and Mrs.

Fannie Altholz of Ho-bcken. N. grandfather of three. Funeral Friday, Feb. 2.

at 1 p. m. at chapel. 936 E. 47th street.

Interment Rosemunt Park cemetery. Family at home at Sherry hotel, 1725 E. 53d street. ISEMAN Lawrence Lee Iseman, M. of the Del Prado hotel.

Service Saturday. 11 a.m., at chapel. 5203 Lake Park avenue. Interment Weston, Mo. HYde Park 3-0013.

JOHNSON Emil "Johnson. 3410 Sheffield avenue. Jan. 31, 1951. husband cf the late Emma C.

Johnson, father of Harold Johnson and Edna Sandberg, grandfather of Harlene and Karen Johnson, brother of Helga Sund-berg and Ibar Johnson of Minneapolis, and three sisters In Sweden. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Feb. 3, at 1 p.

m. Interment Rosehlll. JONAS Bessie Jonas, nee Nerad. of 30 North-gate road. Riverside, beloved wife of John Jonas, fond mother of Donald and John F.

Jonas, mother-in-law of Doris, sister of Ella Brophy, Blanch- Nerad, Lucille Tondreau, Otto and VlrcU Nerad. Service Saturday, Feb. 3, 1:30 p. at funeral home. 6227 Certnak road.

Interment Bohemian Race to Fire in Factory and Judith Anne Fanelll. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from funeral home. 1023 N. California avenue, to St.

Mark's church. Interment All Saints'. HUmboldt 6-6358. BAILEY Mary D. Bailey.

Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 P. M. from the Crane funeral home. Batavia. 111.

The Rev. James Twenty-five pieces of fire fighting equipment were sent to a fire last evening in the Ace Woodworking company, 733 W. Ohio tying up traffic at Grand and Halsted sts. for 40 minutes. The fire was confined to the lacquer spraying department.

Damage was estimated at $1,000. C. Holt will officiate. Burial Maple Park. 111.

BACHLER Anthony T. Bachler, Feb. 1. 1951, of 1414 Henderson street, beloved husband of Edith, father of Anthony, Rowland, and Laveae Bachler. At chapel, 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, until Saturday. Feb. 3, 10 p. m. Interment Denver, Colo.

SPARK SETS OFF DYNAMITE LOAD; 1 DEAD, 8 HURT (Picture on back page) Charles Town, W. Feb. 1 Special 1 A spark from a broken tire chain was blamed today for an explosion of 15 tons of dynamite on a tractor-trailer truck Abraham Blender The funeral of Abraham Blender, 62, of 4616 Monticello retired cloak and suit merchant, will be held at 1 p. m. today in the chapel at 3021 Lawrence av.

Mr. Blender died Wednesday in Passa-vant hospital. He leaves four sons, Sol, Sam, Charles, and Harold, and a daughter, Mrs. Theresa Cooper. Eustace Tennyson-D'Eyncourt Winona died in Michael Reese hospital yesterday.

He was head of the Michels Custom Tailoring company, 10 N. Clark st. Surviving are his widow, Ann; a son, Robert, and a daughter, Carole. Services will be held at 2 p. m.

today in the chapel at 5145 Broadway. Mrs. R. W. Burrell BEJNAROWICZ Louis F.

Bejnarowicz. late of 97 36 S. Keeler avenue, beloved husband of Mary Anne, net Bogackl: loving father of -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- trans, Edward, John, Raymond, Leonard, Clara, and Irene, dear brother of Stanley, Frank, and Joseph Bejnarowicz. Mlchalina Menzlnski, Pauline Barcaewskl, dear father- National-' GUnderson 4-2050 in-law of Celia, Rose, and Lottie, grandfather of Robert, John Dennis, Diana, and Cecilia. Funeral Saturday, Feb.

3, at 9: IS a. from chapel, -4358 S. JUNIUS John B. Junius, husband of the late Theresa, son of the late Katarlna and John lcved wife of Daniel dear -mother ox Mary. Jeanette.

Daniel. Mrs. Grace Patterson. Eugene, and Mrs. Shirley BlgEam, sister of Eueene Minton.

grandmother of brother of Barbara Schramm and the Richmond street, to St. Turiblus church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. LAlayette late Peter J. Funeral Saturday.

9:30 a. m. Thomas and James Patterson. Service Sat from chapel, 1723 N. Larrabee street, to St.

Michael church. Mass 10 a. m. inter ment St. Joseph's.

Michigan 2-1535, The funeral of Mrs. R. W. Burrell, 79, of 478 4i. Austin Oak Park, who died Wednesday in her home, will be held at 2 p.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 720 Lake Oak Park. She was the wife of the late R. W. Burrell.

A son. R. W. and a daughter, Mrs. Gretchen Mulhern, survive.

LONDON. Feb. 1 iP) Eustace Tennyson-D'Eyncourt, S2, British architect who designed the battle cruiser Hood and other naval craft, died today. He was head of the admiralty committee which produced the first tank in World War I. KERN Margaret Kem.

beloved mother ef Pauline Tetzlaff. grandmother of George A TetzlaS. Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p. at chapel. 7319 Madlscn street.

Forest Park Cremation Oakridge cemetery. Kindly omit LAIN 5c SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. C3D-ST. PHONE: WEn'tworth 6-0025. FRIDAY.

ELLICKSON Elsworth, 1 0 a. n. In church. MAYER Albert S. 1 p.

m. at chapel. HIBFHI-Martha A. 1 1 a. m.

at chapel. SATURDAY. FLACK Uslysses R. 3 p. at chapel.

McCALLUM William. 1 p. m. at Chanel. MORRISON Anna.

2 p. m. at chapel. SERVICES TO SE ARRANGED. WELCH Patrick J.

NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N. ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach 1-2646. FRIDAY. MAGNTSON Theodore.

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

m. in church. ICR BUSH Harvey A. 2 p. m.

at, chapel. flowers. KERNS Marion rMlnniel Kems, nee Stokes, Jan. 31, 1951, of 309 N. Kenilworth avenue.

Oak Park, beloved wife of the late urday, 1 p. at chapel. 1939 W. 35th street. Interment Evergreen.

O'BRIEN William J. O'Brien ef Hlnes. brother of Mrs. Clyde Howard. Mrs.

Charles Luce, W. A. and Donald O'Brien. Funeral Saturday. Feb.

3. 8:30 a. from funeral home. 301 S. 5th avenue, at Maple street.

Maywood. Mars. 9 a. St. Eulaila's church.

Member of Maywood post. No. 133, A. L. Interment Queen of Heaven.

MAywood 100. O'CONNOR Thomas O'Connor, late cf 8843 S. Halsted street, beloved husband of Annie, nee Fitzgerald: fend brother of Richard. Funeral Saturday. 8:30 a.

frcm funeral home. 1136 W. 87th street, to St. Kllian's church. Mass 9 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Native of Kllcciman, County Limerick, Ireland. RAdclifle 3-1100. PARKER Charlotte Parker, beloved wife of William, fond sister of Harry ar.d Charles Phillips, and Alice Hartnoil.

Member of Ben Franklin chapter. No. 796, O. E. S.

Remains at chapel. 5908 S. Kedzie avenue. Services Friday. 1:30 p.

at St. Elisabeth's 3-S4KU. BERNARD See Louis Bejnarowicz notice, BITTER Edward C. Bitter, beloved husband of Laura, nee Roth: dear father of Mary-Jean Waterstraat. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a.

from funeral home. 351T-2T N. Pulaski road, to fit. Viator' church. INde-pendence 3-9809.

BLACK Ulysses Roscoe Black. 6730 JefTery Feb. 1, 1951, beloved husband of Bertha Black, fond father of Mary E. Van Ostrum and Marjorle L. Black, brother of Dr.

Guy H. and Elmer Black, and Alma M. Bullock. uncle of Nellie Florrell, grandfather cf Sonla Van Ostrum. At chapel, 316 W.

63d street, at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Saturday. Feb. 3, at 3 p. m. Interment Madison, Kas.

BLAIKIE See Virginia Thyle notice. BLENDER Abraham Blender, late of 4616 N. Monticello avenue, beloved husband of the late Frieda, loving father of Sol of Los Angeles, Theresa Cooper. Sam, Charles. William loving mother of Marlon Meyer and Earl sister of Eva Rollett.

Cath erine Walkley, Ida Kennedy, John and Rob ert Stokes and the late James, toward Percy and Alice Harmon, grandmother of DR. LAWRENCE ISEMAN FUNERAL TOMORROW; PROMINENT SURGEON Marilyn and Barry. Resting at lunerai home. 318 N. Central avenue, Austin.

Funer al Saturday, 10:30 a. to St. Edmund's TODARO Giuseppe Todaro, devoted husbanl Services for Dr. Lawrence Lee Iseman, 71, of the Del Prado hotel. church.

Interment All Saints'. EUdld 6-5840. KERR Josephine A. Kerr of Evanston, wife of the late Jean L. Kerr, dear mother of Jean Kerr and Joe Kerr, sister of Maude Thiel.

Resting at chapel, 134 S. York- street. Elmhurst. where services will be held Friday, 4 p. m.

KLEIN Irving J. Klein, Jan. 31. 1951. of 1520 E.

82d street, beloved husband of Meianie Klein. Services at chapel, 7509 Stony Island avenue Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Information, FAalrfax 4-2900. KNOLL Edward J.

Knoll, beloved husband JOHNSON-fEmll. 1 p. m. at chapel. KO US SELL Clarence 2 p.

m. at chapel. SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 3121 W. 95TH-ST. PHONE: BEverly 8-2182.

FRIDAY. BROOKS Mary. 1 p. m. at STRONG Estella C.

11a. m. at chapel. SATURDAY ARSON Julia M. il a.

m. at chapel. WANGEMAN Margaret. 1 p.m. at chapel.

SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. MARTIN Caroline F. LAIN SON of Catherine, nee McClellan: brother of George. Ida Jernek. Carrie Esslg.

Arthur. Irene Limberger. Lillian Rings, the late HAIL MEMORY OF DR. EVANS AT N. jU.

ON SUNDAY The life and work of Dr. John Evans, physician, railroad builder, first territorial governor of Colorado, and a founder of two universities, including Northwestern, will be recalled by Northwestern university at 4 p. m. Sunday in Deering library, Dr. Evans died in 1897 at the age of 83.

Mementoes to be displayed will include letters to Dr. Evans from Abraham Lincoln, a certificate signed by Lincoln and State Secretary Seward designating Dr. Evans as territorial governor of Colorado, and a silver spike inscribed with his name as president of the Georgetown to Denver Pacific railway. President James Roscoe Miller of Northwestern will speak on "Dr. John Evans, an Appreciation." Kenneth F.

president of the university's trustees, will describe the founder's importance to the new west, and surgeon who was associated with the late Dr. John B. Murphy, will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 5203 Lake Park av.

He died Wednesday in Wesley Memorial hospital. Dr. Iseman was chief sur Episcopal church, 62d street and St. Louis avenue. Interment Forest Home.

GRove-hlll 6-0090. FARMELEE James M. Parmelee of 5505 W. Division street, beloved husband of the late Alice May Parmelee, nee Brockway: fond father of Judson, Clarence, Paul, and Marion E. Brauch, grandfather of seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Resting at funeral home, 5701 W. Division street, where services will be held at 2:30 p. Saturday, Feb. 3. Interment private.

AUstln 7-4440. FAWLOWSKI Alexander K. Pawlcwski. beloved husband of Charlotte, nee Zuchcwskl: fond father cf Mary Lasch, Adele Svenning-sen, and Elaine Willis, grandfather of Robert, Ronald, Christine and Pamela. Funeral Monday.

10:30 a. m. from chapel, 3656 Beimont avenue, to St. Sylvester's church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. National Union Assurance society of Logan council No. 649, Royal League. Master Barbers and Beau'y Culturists' Association cf Chicago, Inc. KEystone 9-0502.

PERKINS Glad rs L. Perkins, in Miami. of 7223 S. Kim bark avenue, beloved wife of Charles C. Complete notice later.

FAir-fax 4-1700. PETERSEN Albert I Petersen, son of the late Alex J. and Mary Petersen, brother of Mrs. Violet M. Lang of 5253 W.

Adams street, father of LaVor.ne Mayfleld of Spokane. Wash, and Mrs. Charlotte McDaniel of Lincoln. Nebr Funeral Saturday, Feb. 3.

1 p. at funeral home. 5321 Mailson street. Interment Wilmington, LU. AUstin 7-8020.

1 PETBOMILLI Daniel Petromilll er 5228 S. Christiana avenue, devoted husband of Me-linda, fond father cf Daniel Anthony, and Gregory, son of Antonio and Louisa. Funeral Saturday. 1:30 p. at chapel, 5218 S.

Kedzie avenue. PRospect 6-3810. Dr. Iseman C. H.

Jordan Co. Funeral Directors Chicago and Suburbs FOR 97 YEARS 200 E. Erie-it. superior 7-7709. IN MEMORIAM oi Rose, nee Trancante; loving latner cr Pauline.

Louise, Angelina. Nick. Mary I Harold I Hunter, and Lena (Clifford I Rcberts. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. from chapet, 813 W.

Taylor street, to Notre Dame Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. MOnroe 6-0449. TRAFTON Florence Traftcn. formerly cf 13 S. Waller avenue, widow of George dear sister ef Llllian Wright, John C.

and Edna Morrison. Hefting at funeral home. 5708 W. Madison street, where sertires will be held, Saturday. 2:30 p.

m. Interment Oakrldge. AUstln 7-2012. TREMl'LIS Dr. Sarantcs Trenails, belnvei husband of Antoinette, lor.d father cf Aii-ander.

Mrs. Ellie Alexander. Demosthenes, and Hcmer. dear fcrc'her of Peter cf Aurora. Mike cf Rockford.

and Mrs. Stavrou J. Gavaris. father-in-law cf Christ Alexander and Chrlsanthie A. Tremulls.

Funeral Saturday. Feb. 3. 1 p. from chapel, 4710 N.

Western avenue. Service 1:30 p. m. at St. DemetIios church.

2721 W. Carmen avenue. Intermaat Eimwood cemetary. LOngbeach 1-8696. TUCKER Charles H.

Tucker. Jan. 31. 19M, of Browntc-wn. hurband cf Suan.

father of Marlciie Newmliler. Jean McDonald. Rex. Clara Henderson. Ellen Haegquiit, Maude McLaughlin.

Phylis Shoenberg i.r.1 Dorothy Craigle. Resting at funeral heme. 318 N. Central avenue. Austin.

Service Saturday. 8 a. m. Interrr.tnt South Wavr.e, Wis. Please omit flowers.

AUstln 7-0017. WALLACE Helen Wallace, nee Gannon, beloved wife cf the late John, dear mother c-f Walter C. Wallace cf Des Moines. fir.d sister of Fred Gmnon. Funeral Saturday, Feb.

3. at 8:30 a. m. frcm funeral 6843 S. Racine avenue, to St.

Brendan church. Interment Mount Olivet. WANGEMAN Margaret Wangeman. 12042 S. 70th court.

Palos Heights. Jan. 30. 1951. fond mother cf Julius W.

and the late G. Wangeman. At chapel. 2121 W. S5th street, where services will be held Saturday.

Feb. 3. at 1 p. m. Interment Maplewood cemetery.

Crown Point, Ind. Please omit flowers WIDREVITZ Betty Widrevitz. nee Adler, suddenly, loving wife of the late Frank, dear daughter of Max and Fannie, fond sister of Ruth Dell. Services Friday. 1 p.

at chapel, 4225 W. P.oosevelt road, corner ef Tripp. WIDREVITZ Frank Widrevitz. beloved husband of the late Betty, loving son cf Isa-dore and Rose, fond brother of Ann and Jue Service Friday, 1 p. at 4225 W.

Roosevelt road, comer ef Trlppw WILCO.X Ira Ceo. Wilcox, beloved husband cf Kathrlne, fond father of Quentin and Bonnie, grandfather of Maria Dale, brother cf Iona Shmm. Resting at funeral heme. 3918 Irving Park road. Service Saturday.

1:30 p. thence to Graceland cemetery. WITHROW Samuel S. WIthrow. beloved hus and Harold.

11 grandchildren. Funeral Friday, 1 P. at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment P. O.

W. cemetery. Jewish Waldheim. Family at 4616 N. Monticello.

BOYLE See Stackpoole notice. Bl'SHNELL Margaret Gorman Bushnell, beloved wife of George W. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from chapel, 5911 W. Madison street, at Mason avenue, to St.

Thomas Aquinas church. Member of Isabella court. No. 8. W.

O. F. Interment St. Joseph's. EStebrook 8-7500.

CEGIELSKI Sgt. T. Theodore Ceglelskl. dear- 23. ly beloved husbsnd of Mary, nee Malljy; 153 devoted father of Mary Margaret, fond a son of Helen and the late Thcmas Ceglelskl, dear brother of Frances Shultz.

Mary Ketza. Dorothy Blendowskl, Stauley. and the late Joseph Ceglelskl. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from funeral home, 1718 W.

63d street, to St. Martin's. Iaterment St. Mary's. FRospect 6-1000.

CONNELLY Frank R. Bob Connelly. 7615 Washington River Forest, beloved husband of Martha, nee Tremmery; fond father of Helen Crothers. Robert Francis Madeleine Fleck. Katherlne Newman, and the late Edward, seven grandchildren and one great-grandson, brother of Mayme McNeil and Charles.

Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a. from funeral home, 203 S. Marlon street, at Pleasant street, Oaw Park, to St. Luke's church. River Forest.

Charter member of Motion Picture Machine Operators union. No. 110. and Oak Park Elks, B. P.

O. No. 1295. COOPER see Blander notice. CRANE Frederick Sloan Crane, late of 7721 Saginaw avenue, fond husband of Emma beloved father of Frederick dear grandfather of Alice Carolyn and Charles Frederick, brother of the late Albert M.

and Luther L. Member of Banner Blue lodge. No. 924, A. F.

At A. M. Resting at funeral home. 79 th street and Phillips avenue. Masonic services Saturday, 1:30 p.

m. Interment Cedar Park. SOuth Shore 8-6959. CREMERICS Joseph Cremerlus, father of Joseph, Mrs. Vivian Mehrtens, and Mrs.

Dorothy La Mie. Funeral Saturday, 11:30 a. from chapel. 6222 Broadway, to St. Henry's churo.

Interment St. Boniface's. DAHLING Mary DahUng. nee Smith, beloved wife of Walter, sister of Edith Burt, sister of the late Zack, formerly of Chicago, now of Bourbonnals. EL Resting at Rehr, Jones Kaiser.

4085 Dearborn. Kankakee, 111. Service Friday at 1:30 p. at the funeral home. Interment- Mount Grove cemetery.

Kankakee. DANZINGER Louis Danzlnger of Inglewood. i Jan. 30, 1951. beloved husband of Sadie, dear father of Seymour, Arthur and Sterling.

Past master of Dan PeBaugh lodge. No. 989, A. F. A.

of Chicago. Funeral Friday, Feb. 2. 10:30 a. Forest Lawn mortuary and cemetery, Glenwood.

CaL DECK WER Emma N. Deckwer. Jan. 31. 1951, dear sister of Rose Deckwer.

late Mary Stallwcod and Sophie Keltz. aunt of Ernest A. Stailwood. Viola MacChesney. Ann Rosenfeld, and Mamie Limberger.

Funeral Saturday: 9:15 a. from funeral home, 4553-l Milwaukee avenue to Our Lady of Mercy church. Interment Calvary. Member cf sHuraboldt Park council. No.

75. Royal League. Will arrive from Florida, Thurs. a. m.

Information. Klldare 5-2115. KORSSELL Clarence P. Korssell. late of Josephine.

Jan. 30. 1951. dear brother ef i Mrs. Laurine K.

Holllns. Dr. Herbert F. Korssell, and the late Dr. Harold M.

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

3. at 2 p. m. Interment Rosehlll. Please emit flowers.

KRAt'SE Walter Krause, late ef 3159 Hudscn avenue, beloved husband of Jean, brother of Victoria C. Johnson of Sonoma. Harriet, Harry. Victor, and Louise De Young cf Trona, Cal. Funeral Saturday, 2 p.

at chapel, 929 Belmont. Interment Rldgewood. KlNZ Andrew C. Kunz. beloved husband of the late Clara, fond father of Margaret Selwert and Rita Selwert.

grandfather cf two, brother cf Dorothy Meyer. Gertrude Deneen, Elizabeth Turner. Catherine. Joseph, Mathlas, and Theodore Kunz. Funeral Saturday.

Feb. 3d. 9:30 a. from chapel. 2859 N.

Scuthport avenue, to St. Alphonsus' church. Interment St. Boniface's cemetery. KWIATT Marclanna Kwlatt.

nee Ratajczyk. beloved wife of Joseph, loving mother of Charles. Stanley, Raymond, Frank, and Helen Karlak. fond sister of Frances Wez-nerowlcz, dear grandmother of 12 grandchildren, great-grandmother of two greatgrandchildren. Funeral Saturday.

8:30 a. from chapel, 1335 W. 51st street, to St. Augustine's church. Interment 'Resurrection.

YArds 7-6112. LA CAVER A Rose La Cavera. nee Fieri, dear wife of Salvatore, loving mother of Joseph. Marie Dl Novo. Anthony Rose DI Novo, SaJ-vatcre.

Josephine Oboza, Gus, and Judy, fond sister of Mrs. Louise Nugoli. John, and Michael Fieri. Funeral Saturday, 9 a from chapel. 409 W.

North avenue, to Immaculate Conception church. Interment St. Joseph's. Chancellor Albert C. Jacobs of the University of Denver will tell to of Dr.

Evans contribution Colorado and the west. geon of the Illinois Central hospital from 1915 to 1920 and was professor of surgery at the Chicago Medical school from 1918 to 1930. He ivas attending surgeon at the Chicago Memorial hospital. For the last 20 years he had devoted much time to research in biochemistry and allergies. A graduate of Johns Hopkins university, Dr.

Iseman had practiced here since 1908. He was a fellow of the American and International Colleges of Surgeons, a member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American, Illinois, and Chicago medical groups, and Phi Delta Theta fraternity. He leaves three sisters, Mrs. B. J.

Bless and Sister Mary Francis, R. S. Sister Mary Elizabeth, R. S. M.

and a brother, John. which killed one person, injured at least eight others and damaged several homes. The blast killed Billy Bates, who was trying to warn a neighbor that the truck" was on fire and about to explode on U. S. 310 about 4 miles east of here.

He was at the door of his neighbor's home when the dynamite exploded. He was blown thru the door and fatally injured. Several buildings alonfe the road were damaged and windows were-shattered in farm homes at Hall-town, about a mile away. Residents in Sharpsburg, 15 miles away, said they felt the The truck driver, Edward Schade, escaped injury. Finding his truck on fire, he had left the scene to warn residents.

24 CIVIL SERVICE AIDS ADDED TO CITY HALL ROLLS Twenty-four civil service clerks and stenografers were employed by the city yesterday as it began filling the places caused by the firing of 120 temporary workers. Thirty more such employes are to be discharged in the next two weeks. The action followed the civil service commission's reclassification of 23 job titles under five other titles for which there are eligible civil service lists. Edward J. Padden.

chief clerk of the city clerk's office, said six of the new employes will work in his office, eight in the water pipe extension bureau, and 10 in the office of superintendent of sewers. The workers, all clerical, will be of both junior and senior status. HOSPITAL PLANS TO ELIMINATE FIRE HAZARDS Francis J. McCarthy, administrator of the MacNeal' Memorial hospital in Berwyn, said yesterday the hospital would do all possible to remedy complaints made by State Fire Marshal Otto C. Dahl.

Dahl complained of faulty storage of inflammable liquids and gases, smoking around operating rooms and corridors, and disregard of fire ordinances. McCarthy said local fire inspections are made twice each year and that the hospital has complied with all recommendations. He said the hospital is crowded because it turns no one away who needs medical care. MEYER ABRAMS FUNERAL TODAY; ZIONIST LEADER The funeral of Meyer Abrams, 64, of 307 Greenleaf Wilmette. an attorney for more than 35 years, who died Wednesday, will be held at 1 p.

m. today in the chapel at 5206 Broadway. He was a member of the law firm of Shul-man, Shulman, and Abrams and specialized in appeal litigation. Mr. Abrams was vice president of the Zionist organization of Chicago.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Esther Steinback; two sisters, and a brother. P1CKERT Ella Plckert. nee Chaloupks. ol 925 W.

59th street, devoted mother cf Eleanor Heald, fond daughter of Mrs. Louise Chaloupka. sister of Rudolph Chaloupsa. Jeanette RaySeld, Mae Bemardy. Louise Sutter, and the late Time.

Services Saturday. 1:30 p. at chapel. 5652 S. Ashland avenue.

Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Member of Kosmos chapter. No. 613. O.

E. S. REpublic 7-O077. PLATECKI Edward A. PlatedB.

late cf 4937 Cullcm avenue, beloved husband cf Alice, nee Domlnlak; dear father of Jchn and Paul. Funeral Saturday. 10:30 a. frcm chapel. 4920-24 Irving Park, road, to Our Lady cf Victory church.

Interment at Adalbert's. Klldare 5-6220. POLODNA James Polodna. late cf 1546 S. LAGER Gunnar Lager.

Jan. 31. 1951, be loved husband cl the late Ella fond father of Alf G. and Maxy Jane. Service Saturday, 1 p.

at funeral heme, 5017 Chicago avenue. Interment Glen Oak Keeler avenue, fond brother cf Bessie Polodna. Funeral Saturday. Feb. 3, 1951.

1:30 p. at chapel. 1511 S. Pulaski road. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

LAwndale 1-1150. PORTER Clara Porter. ne Hill, beloved wife LANGMEYER Albert Langmeyer, 307 Hanley of Ray. fond sister ol Florence Murcek and BROWN Sam B. Brown, Feb.

2, 1948. In memory of our lovlni husband and father. WIFE AND CHILDREN. BRCBACH F. W.

Brubach. Feb. 2. 1947. Till memory fade and lite departs.

You will lire forever In our hearts. LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. FLEMING Helen Fleming, who passed away Feb. 2. 1944.

The flowers we place upon your grave may wither and decay. But our love for you, who sleep beneath, will never fade away. MR. AND MRS. PARENTS.

AND MARLYN AND RUTH ANN, DAUGHTERS. GENTILE Rose Fellcetti Gentile. In loving memory of our beloved mother on her 77th birthday. In our hearts we like to stray Along the road of yesterday. To live again In memory The happy days that used to be.

To hear rou laugh and see you smile. To talk with you a little while. We love to linger on the way That leads us back to yesterday. DAUGHTERS, DR. FELICETTI AND DR.

GENTILE. HfRNI Robert Hurni, Feb. 2. 1936. In low tag memory of my dear Bob.

LOVING WD7E, GERTRUDE. MARKESE Richard Dick Markese. In memory of our beloved son and brother, who passed away four years ago today. You lived a life that all might envy. Loved and loving, gentle, kind: And.

In death, your blessed memory Comforts those you left behind. MOM. DAD. AND BABE. MARKESE Richard Markese.

In memory of our dear nephew and cousin, who passed away four years ago today. What would I give to clasp his hand. His happy face to see. To hear his voice and see his smile. That meant so much to me.

THE DEL PRINCIPE FAMILY. POrCHOT Anne E. Pouchot. In loving memory of my beloved wife and our dear mother, who passed away eight years ago today, Feb. 2, 1943.

There Is a link death cannot sever, Love and remembrance last forever. LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. SHER David Sher. There is a link death cannot sever. Love and remembrance last fcrever.

LOVING WD7E. ANNA, CHILDREN. AND GRANDCHILDREN. SKOGLCND Phillip Skoglund. Happy Birthday, daddy dear, and all our love.

BERN ICE, ESTHER, AND PHYLLIS. SOLOMBRIN'O Raffaela Solombrlno. In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, who passed away two years ago. LOVING HUSBAND. VITO.

AND DAUGHTER. ANN. STFIDINGER Kate Steidlnger. loving memory of A wonderful mother. LOVING SON, OTTO.

TRAEGER Emma In fond memory of our mother, who passed away one year ago today. LOVING SON AND DAUGHTERS. ASKS MORE COPS IN CRIME WAR ON NEAR NORTH SIDE Capt. William Balswick of the E. Chicago av.

police station yesterday told a group of near north side business men and property owners at a luncheon in the Drake hotel that he was doing his best to combat the increase of crime in his district. But he said, he needs more policemen. 'Balswick told the North Michigan Avenue association that he had 146 policemen when he took over the station last November. He said he had been given 23 more detectives but still needs 40 others. He suggested the use of electric "buzzer" type control door lock for stores to avert holdups, Robert Rutledge, executive director of the association, said "some progress had been made, but much more is to be desired." He said the association would appeal directly to Police Commissioner O'Connor and Mayor Ken- street, Gary.

Icrmerly oi 10114 Ewing avenue, husband of Anna, father cf John, Fred, and Albert, three grandchildren, brother of Mrs. Margaret Llttreai. Member Louis Hill. Resting at funeral home. 736 W.

North avenue. Services Saturday, Feb. 3, at 1:30 p. m. Interment Concordia.

PI GL1ESE Dora Pugliese. nee Salerno, cf Of Utopia lodge. No. 894, A. F.

Ac A. and Oriental conslstcry. Funeral Friday. 1:30 p. at mortuary, 10240 Ewing avenue.

Interment Cedar Park cemetery. 1522 Mayfield avenue, beloved wife of Nick, darling mother cf Joseph, Thcmaai and Mary. Funeral from chapel. 739 S. Western avenue, Saturday.

10:45 a. to St. Angela's church. Potomac at Massasolt Flora Lyons and Marion Shollenberger. Resting at funeral home, 318 N.

Central avenue, Austin. Friday. Service Saturday. 1 p. m.

Interment Forest Home. AUstln 7-0017. DEI STUNG William P. Dels tun g. beloved husband of Minna fond father of Annette Klein and the late William Robert, brother of Karl.

Funeral Saturday. 1 p. at chapel. 5911 W. Madison street, at Mason avenue.

Interment Mount Emblem. EStebrook 8-7500. DIETZ Hattle Glueck Diets, nee Gerbing, fond mother of Mrs. Elsie Rutger. grandmother of Mrs.

Elsie Marie Lockwood. great-grandmother cf Paul Howard Lockwood. Service Saturday, 1:30 p. at chapel. 6222 Broadway.

Interment Grace land. DUNCAN Rachel Duncan, nee Kennedy, beloved wife cf the late Alexander, fond mother cf Mary Walker. John. Josephine Dempsey, the late Alexander and Elizabeth Snodden. dear sister of William Kennedy in Ireland, grandmother of eight grandchildren.

Funeral at chapel, 3100 Irving Park road. Saturday, at 1:30 P. m. Interment Rosehlll cemetery. south hicago S-0632.

LARSON Edwin E. Larson. Jan. 31, of Highland Park, beloved husband of Dimple, fond father of Alice Zabel, Gladys Bierwirth. and the late Victor, loving grandfather of Ted and Janls Zabel.

Service 2 p. m. Friday, Feb. 2, at chapel. 27 N.

Sheridan road. Highland Park. Interment North. Shore Garden of Memories. LAf'B Barbara Laub, beloved wife of the late Peter Laub.

fond mother of Elizabeth Peterson end Peter Laub dear grandmother of Robert end Linda. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. from late residence. 3053 N. Lotus avenue, to St.

Ferdinand's church. Interment St. Joseph's. BErkshlre 7-3483. LEY GeOTge Albert Ley.

Jan. 31. 1951. late cf 1627 Carmen avenue, beloved husband cf Mamie dear father dV Helen Ley. Resting in chapel.

514 9-51. N. Ashland avenue, at Foster, until Friday. 10 p. m.

Interment Akron. O. Please omit flowers. LOngbeach 1-5147. LINDSTROM Albin Lirdsrrcm of 10561 Lafayette avenue, devoted husband cf Pauline, nee Strowlnskl; dear father of Harold.

Donald. Robert. Dolores Chismar. STRESS KRUPP WON'T GET ALL OF EMPIRE BACK New York Times-Chicago Tribune Dispatch 1 FRAN KFORT, Germany, Feb. 1 United States high commission officials stressed today that Alfred Krupp will not have his multi-million dollar steel manufacturing empire restored to him.

Altho John J. McCloy, United States high commissioner, nullified that part of the war crimes sentence against Krupp which ordered the confiscation of his property, Krupp will be forced to accept only an as yet undesignated part of the entire combine whose value has been estimated at Krupp and 2S other war criminals, including some directors of the Krupp works, will be released from Landsberg prison Saturday. Krupp's 12 year sentence was reduced to time already served. Krupp's Ruhr properties, part of which occupy a six mile square area in the vicinity of Essen, are subject to decartelization which is expected to be carried out soon. band of Maude, nee Wright; fond father of Mrs.

Helen Taylor and Mrs. Marguerite Keswick, brother of Dr. James R. of Columbus. O.

John A. of Philadelphia, Pa. and Albert W. Wlthrcw. grandfather cf Randolph J.

Taylor. Service Saturday. 1:30 p. at parlors 67th street and Dorchester av. Interment Cedar Park.

Member Chicago Heizhts lodge. No. S51. A. F.

A- A. and past master of Chicago Heights cnaper. No. 218, R. A.

M. WOJCICKI Louis Wojcickl. 1810 W. 17th street, loving husband cf Victoria, devo'ed father cf Casimir. Marian.

Reman, and Eleanor Kleczek. father-in-law of Eleanor, Anna, and Joseph Kleczek. brcther of Rose, In Poland, and Lillian Tomaszkiewlcz. brother-ln-iaw cf Frank Tomaszkiewlcz, grandfather ef Joan and Clarice Wojcickl. Funeral Monday.

Feb. 5. 1951. at 9:39 a. from chapel.

1737 W. 18th street, to St. Adalbert's church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

CAnal 6-0471. WORCESTER William F. Worcester. Feb. 1, 1951, cf Evanston and Chicago.

Til husband of Ann V. Worcester, brother of Uria B. Worcester. Eau Claire, Wis. Service 4 p.

m. Saturday at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Interment Forest Home cemetery. Milwaukee. Wis.

Please omit flowers. ZAPPAS Andrew Zappas. late of 3351 N. Oleander avenue, husband of Marie, nee Georseadls: father of Mrs. Jane Bober.

fatfcar-in-law of Norbert Bober. Funeral fro chapel. 5624 Irving Park road. zatur5ar, 1 p. to Church cf the Assumption.

Har- risen and Central avenue, at 1:30 p. m. Interment Eimwood cemetery. LOngbeacls 1-8696. ZIMMERMAN Elmer H.

Zimmerman, beloved husband of the iate Bessie, dear father of Jane Lucille Krutslnger and Bonnie Lois Haley, grandfather of Karen and Tod. brother of Griffin M. and the late Harvey Services Saturday. 1 p. at chapel, 4920-24 Irving Para goad.

Interment Oakzidsaw nelly unless more improvement in stopping crime is shown. avenues. Interment Queen of Heaven. SEeley 3-7422. FYLES Elmer H.

Pyles. sge 37. beloved husband of Bernice. nee Kurtz: dear father of Wendy Lee. fond son of William C.

and the late Anne Friese. stepson of Justine, brother of William the late Dorothy and Roy Pyles. Services Saturday, 1:30 p. at funeral home. 5917 Irving Park read.

Interment Irving Park cemetery. AVenue 3-3426. RAEDFR Martha M. Raeder. nee Linde, of lngieslde.

111., beloved wife of icving mother cf rrma Lecna. and Frances. Services Saturday. 10 a. at the Fcx Lake funeral borne.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. Please emit flowers. RACSINA George Rausina Feb. 1. 1951.

beloved husband cf Rose, dear father of George Jr. and Lillian Lukasik. father-in-law of Mary Rausina and Frank Lukanis. grandfather of Leonard. Donald, Marilyn, and Gary, brother of Michael in St.

Lcuir. Victoria Svestka in Chicago, and two brothers and one sister in Czechoslovakia. Membtr Velnost lodge. No. 117.

C. S. J. Service Saturday, 2 at funeral chapel. 4333 Fullerton avenue.

Burial Bohemian National. REICHERT Katherlne P.eichert. nee Lange. late of 4321 S. Mozart street, beloved wile cf Henry, dear mother of John.

Frank. Henry, George, and John Bresnahan. fond sister cf Anna Marcm. mother-in-law i-I Florence. Inez.

Elsie. Luclle. and William Bresnahan. grandmother cf four grandchildren, great-grandmother cf Beth Ann. Funeral Saturday, Feb.

3. at 9 a. m. from funeral home. 3604 S.

Hoyne avenue, to St. Maurice's church. Interment St. Mary A tAlajette 3-0198. FELTMAN Anna Feltman, nee Kross.

wife of Phone Cliarg fair Ortftr Marge Horvath. and the late Edwlngrand-T a I Flowrt from 55 Dolivorod "Mimttot Froth" tf. I the late Harry, fond mother of Lillian Savagho, grandmother of John and Rose-marie. Service Saturday. 1 1 A.

at funeral home. 9568 Beimont avenue. Franklin Park. Interment Kidgewood. GLadstone 5-2818.

FERRERI See Revere notice. FTTZPA TRICK See Revere notice. FLOOD Earl C. Flood, suddenly. beleved hus- -FRATERNAL NOTICES- eorae wiennococi1 band of Lydla Flood, nee Zetscher: fond lamer oi hl Hefting at mortuary.

12 E. 112th place. Funeral Saturday, 10 a. m. Interment St.

Benedict's. LOCKIE David Lockie. Feb. 1, late of 4021 Vernon avenue. Brookneld, beloved nus-band of the late Frances, nee Morgan; fond father of Helen Dieter.

Ida M. Pierce. Clara Collins. Edna and David Lockie Jr. Funeral Monday at 9 a.

m. from funeral home. 3745 Grand boulevard, Brookfield, to St. Barbara's church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Member of Chicago Pressmea'g union, local Ko. 3. BBockfieil 38. FLOIIST FIOR DTTALIA LAD IKS' AUXILIARY Mem. hers please pay last respects to our departed sister, Amelia Genovesr.

Funeral Saturday. 9 from chapel. 1241 Gy bourn avenue. Interment Mount Carmel. JULIA BARSI, President.

ANNA SIACI, Secretary, 7 Wabash grandfather of three grandchildren. Member of local 110. Motion Picture Machine Operators. Resting at funeral home, 5701 W. Division street, where services will be held at 1 p.

Saturday, Feb. 3, to Oakrldge cemetery. Flense omit flowers. AUitia 7-4440. Call RAndolph 6-3700.