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V' 'W DEATH NOTICES -DEATH NOTICES- -DEATH NOTICES- H. FrL. August IMS. "143 NEW POLIO obituaries I CHECK ASSAULT ROBERT J. MOLLAN I COOLEY-Cpl Otho L.

Cooley, killed in FUNEIAL DIIKTCB- acuoa nepi. li, iw in r.ortn Africa beloved son of Kirs. Ethel Cooley, forv4 nfh nf Itmaa Services for Robert J. Mollan, TO DEFEAT POLIO LAIN SON Funeral Information BYCUMMUNISIS CASES IN STATE-TOTAL NOW 522 IN SOUTH KOREA uwrence v.ooiey, uncie oi Lawrence Jr. and Michael Cooley.

Services Saturday, 2 at chapel, 5203 Lake Parle avenue, under auspices of Southtown post No. 1573 V.F.W. Interment Wunders cemetery. HYde Park 3-0014. COPLEY-Harry M.

Copley, of 2033 W. 63rd street, beloved husband of the late Nora, nee Joy, fond father of Muriel Higglna and Levlna Belt, grandfather cf Joy Lutz, Betty Jane Cariey and William Belt, also three great granchildren. Funeral Saturday, Aug. 6, 9 a.m., from chapel, 1911 W. 63rd street to SU Theodore church, mass 9:30 a.m.

Interment St. Mary's. CROSS -See John TfrtemlnsSd notice. DAUM-Robert R. Daum, Aug.

2, 1949, at Muiegon, of 154 N. Pine avenue, husband of Edna nee Dole, father of Robert Theodore and iuijm SOUTH CHAPEL 819 WEST 63D STREET AT HARVARD PEONS WEnhrcrUi 6-00 2S FRIDAY KOEELEirz-Joho 10 at chapel NORTH CHAPEL 1501 NORTH ASHLAND AVENCJ PEONS LOngbeach 1-2MS FRIDAT FOWARD-Thomas 2 p.m. at chapel VOGT-Harry p.m. at chapel SATURDAY EARRETT-Fenton, 12 noon at chapel EIERMA-Harry 1 p.m. at chapel SJ03LAD-lst LU Edwin 2 p.m.

at chapel STOVER-Ka 3 p.m. at chapel WATTS-Bernard 11 a.m. at chapel SOUTHWEST CHAPEL J121 WEST 95th STREET PHONE BEverly 8-2182 Powers, brother of Clara and William i. uaum. testing at funeral home, 318 N.

Central avenue, Austin. Services Friday, 2:30 p.m. 71, a retired employe in the purchasing department in the park district, will be held at 11 a. m. Saturday in Our Lady of Mount Carmel church.

692 Belmont av. Burial will be In Calvary cemetery. Mr. Mollan died Tuesday in the Lincoln hotel, 1816 N. Clark st.

He had spent nearly a half century' -as a dealer in heavy machinery and implements. For many years he was a vice president of a machinery manufacturing company In Alberta. Canada. Surviving are a sister. Mrs.

Minnie Duggan, and three brothers, Paul John F. and Edward A. HARRY P. VOGT Services for Harry P. Vogt, 55, of 1950 Hood vice president and western manager of" Walden Sons Si Mott, trade paper publisher, will be held at 4 p.

m. today in the chapel at 5501 N. Ashland av. Mr. Vogt.

who died Wednesday in his office at 343 S. Dearborn st, had been with the company six years. Earlier he had been with International News service and the United Press bureaus in Cleveland, Philadelphia, and Pittsburgh. His widow, Margaret, and a son and daughter by a previous marriage survive. DeFRANCO-Anthony Vincent DeFranco, late MORAN-Thomas F.

Moran, of 2331 90th. street, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, beloved husband of Lillian Leaf -Moran, passed away August 4 tin, 1949, age 54 years. Funeral Saturday, at 9:30 a.m., from Becker Funeral Home, 5330 W. Lisbon avenue, to Christ King church, at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.

In state Friday, after 3 p.m. Members of Holy Nam Society of Christ King church to hold vigil Friday, 8 p.m. NESSMr. Julie N. Nes3, 33, beloved wife of James W.

Ness, mother of James Peter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Peterkort, sister of Bernard of Round Laxe, passed away Wednesday, at Presbyterian Hospital, Chicago. At rest Friday, at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs.

Ben Peterkort of Round Lake, until funeral services Saturday, at 2:50 p.m., from the Round Lake community church. Interment at East Fox Lake cemetery. NOVAK-Anton late of 2624 S. Klldare avenue, beloved husband of the late Anna nee Donars'd, loving father of Edmund, father-in-law of Catherine, grandfather of Russell Craig, dear broth-er-in-aw of Mrs. Agnes DonarsM, Miss Agnes Donars'd and the late Felix, Max and Angela Szameit dear brother of the late Angela Slavik, Marie Jirsa, Dan and PauL Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 2712 S.

Klldare avenue to Good Shepherd church. Interment St Adalbert's. LAwndale 1-2156. NYHAGEN-Katherine Nyhagen, nee Ger-hardt, widow ot Richard, beloved mother of Margaret and the late Richard fond sister of Mrs. Ellen Masterson, Edward, and Josephine Gerhardt.

Funeral Saturday, 20:30 a.m., from chapel, 6222 Broadway to St Gertrude's church. Interment Mount Carmel. O'BRIEN-Kathryn A. O'Brien, Aug. 3, 1949, of 5301 Washington boulevard, beloved sister of Joseph Theresa and the late Charles, Henry, Leopard and Caroline.

Resting at funeral home, 318 N. Central, avenue, Austin. Funeral Saturday, 8:45 a.m., Jto St. Thomas Aquinas' church. Interment Calvary.

AUstin 7-0017. O'CONNOR-Edward J. O'Connor, of 11115 S. Park avenue, son of the late Maurice and Mary, nee O'Meara, brother of Mrs. William R.

Sister Mary Silva, O.S.F., Marguerite, Mrs. Lester F. Kishler and the late Patrick T. and Maurice uncle of Thomas C. and Robert E.

Kishler. Resting at mortuary, 12 E. 112 Place Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m. to Holy Rosary church. Interment Mount Olivet.

JAiriCXI-Anthony Jimcki, beloved husbar.i of Anna, cee Godersa, dear brother of Anna Manski and Martha Inda. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 3552 Southport avenue, to St. Andrew's church. Interment SU Adalberts. JOHKSON-Emma J.

Johnson, beloved wife of the late John fond mother of Mrs. J. Hanson, Walter J. and Mrs. Effie Hvass, sister of John Anderson, grandmother of Mrs.

Lolita Bauer, and Mrs. LaVerne Lave rs, great grandmother of Patricia Ann Bauer. Resting at funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road until Saturday noon. Lying in state from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. time of service at Irving Park Covenant church, Montlcello av.

and Berteau av. Interment Mount Olive. JOHKSftN-Nels J. Johnson, Aug. 3rd.

of the Plaza Hotel, one sister In Sweden. Services 2 p.m., Saturday, at chapel, 3415-19 N. Clark street Interment Memorial Park. Member of King Oscar lodge, No. 855 A.F.&A.M,, Oriental consistory, Medinah Temple, King Oscar chapter, No.

762, O.E.S. Three Links lodge, No. 812, LO. of O.F. and Svithiod Singing club.

JOSEPH-Samuel Barr.ett Joseph, beloved husband of Florence, fond father of Mrs, Hilda Maizel, Phyllis, dear brother of Isaac, Sarah, Esther, Rose, and Sophie Joseph. Funeral service Friday, Aug. 5, 1 p.m., at chapel, 933 E. 47th street Interment Beverly cemetery. JULIANO-Dr.

A. A. See Pasqua Giuliano notice. KEIL-Walter Alvin Keil, Aug. 3, 1949 of 1018 S.

Harvey avenue; Oak Park, beloved husband of Delia, fond father of Virginia Neal and Lt. Robert A. Keil, U.S.A., son of John B. Keil of Chicago, brother of Maybell and Arthur F. Keil, loving grandfather of Donald and Beverly Neal.

Resting at funeral home, 318 N. Central avenue, Austin until Saturday noon Service Saturday, 2 p.m., at More-land Lutheran church, Lotus and Huron. Interment Chapel Hill. 'AUstin 7-0017 or Euclid 7487. KOLIBAB-Andrew H.

Kolibab, beloved husband of Anna, loving father of Carol Ann, dear brother of Joseph' and John. Resting at chapel, 2300 W. 61st street Funeral service Saturday, 8:30 a.m., to St. Mary's Greek Rite Catholic church. Inter merit Resurrection.

HEmlock 4-2100. KORETZ-Bertha Stem Koretz, beloved wife of Ferdinand, fond mother of Mrs. Elias Perlman, dear sister of Ralph Stern. Funeral Friday, Aug. 10 a.m.

at chapel, 936 E. 47th street. LAIN SON ig iv. ititeQii avenue, oariing oaoy son of Jane and Charles DeFranco. Funeral Friday, 1 p.m., at chapel, 5744 W.

North avenue. Interment Rosehill cemetery. TUxedo DETWTZEK'-Signa Katherine Detwiler, August 3rd, of 538 S. Ridgeland avenue. Oak.

Park, dear mother of Mrs. Doris Ruth Eleveld. Services Saturday, August 6th, 2:30 p.m., at chapel, 124-126 Madison street at Lombard avenue. Oak Park. Interment private.

DOCGE-Julia Peel Dodge, August 3, beloved wife of Charles fond mother of Lucille and Mrs. Dorothy McGinley, grandmother of Peggy Lee. and Bobby McGinley. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m., chapel, Jeffery boulevard at 77 street to St. Felicitas church, mass 9:30 a.m.

Interment St. Mary's. SOuth Shore 8-8322 Battle Weeds, Rats, Flies, Filth Centralist, 111., Aug. 4 (AP)-1111 no is communities. Intent on ridding their Dopulations of the growing -polio menace, are cleaning up on a scale they've never known before.

Others not yet affected have followed suit to try and keep the disease away. The" cleanup targets are weeds, fly and mosquito breeding places, rats and filth. In this polio area, hardest Kit in the state, volunteers using DDT, are spraying an open sewage ditch and many of the city's outdoor toilets and alleys. Many other preventive measures also have been taken. Towns Spraying DDT At least 30 southern Illinois communities have cleaned up and sprayed unsanitary spots with "DDT, or plan such projects.

About 30 central and northern counties have not reported any polio. A newcomer in the cleanup drive is Eldorado. Mayor John Upchurch in a proclamation, said "every able bodied man in the entire community will lend hi3 time and the job there. In many communities volunteers financed operations thru public donations. Centralia, Olney, Nor-ris and others did this.

Still others, like Carmi, footed costs by city action. Costs Vary In Drive The costs 'varied. Salem estimated it had taken on a $6,000 task-more than $2,000 going for DDT. Eldorado set a $2,000 goal, and got most of it in a hurry. Centralia volunteers spent $1,600 in advance for donations tor DDT.

At West Frankfort "committee of 12" added a rat drive. It bought 500 pounds of ra poison. SEOUL, Korea. Aug. 5 (Friday) (AP)-An assault by 6,000 men from the Communist north has been checked, at least temporarily, on the Ongjin peninsula of South Korea, it was reported reliably today.

One report not yet fully verified said the forces of the United Nations sponsored South Korean republic had, regained two strong-points on tne peninsula northwest of Seoul The latest Communist assault on Ongjin cost the south two in fantry companies (about 400 men). Chiang On His Way Last May Communist troops from the north threatened to overrun the rice growing peninsula. They were pushed back to the 38th parallel, which divides North and South Korea, by reinforce ments rushed northward by ship. When that battle ended the south env forces held two high points north of the 38th parallel and Communist troops occupied a large mountain which extended south of the border. Today's battle burst as Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek of nationalist China was reported en route to South Korea to discuss a Pacific pact against communism; with President Syngman Rhee.

Consults U. S. General Demonstrations were recently held in Seoul to demand amis for use -against the northerners. The ministry of national defense said last month it had confirmed that soviet troops were taking part in fighting in the Ongjin area. Eight soviet soldiers were wounded in the fighting, it was claimed.

JOHN CARROLL Springfield. 111., Aug. 4 (AP)-Forty-three new polio cases reported today to the state health department raised the Illinois total this year to 522. A year ago there were 141. Only 30 of the 102 counties are free of the disease.

The number of cases counted today was second only to yester-day's. 71.. Champaign county, one of the" hardest hit areas, had seven victims. In Marion county, six new cases increased the unofficial total for that area to 79. Death ListrReaches 27 The official list of polio deaths stood at 27, two more than yesterday.

However, some fatalities have not yet been recorded by the state authorities. Three counties reporting their first cases today were De Kalb, Massac and Moultrie. Cook county cases climbed to 107 for the year compared with 58 for the 1948 period. Eight new cases were reported in the last 24 hours. New Cases'Reported Three new cases each were reported from Knox and Lake counties, and two each from Cumberland, Kane, Peoria, Richland and Sangamon.

State health officials said polio's rapid spread so far has by-passed these counties: Adams, Bond, Calhoun, Crawford. DeWitt, Douglas, Fayette, Ford, Franklin, Hamilton, Hancock, Henderson, Jersey, Johnson, Kendall, Logan, Marshall, Menard, Mercer, Monroe, Montgomery, Perry, Piatt, -Pike, Pope. Pulaski, Putnam, Shelby, Stark and Warren. ERAPA-Pfc. Stanley J.

Drapa, Co. 319 insantry, 3rd Army, late of Iocs Elk Grove avenue. Killed In action April 2. 1945. Kassel.

Germany. Dearly beloved son of Stephen and Mary, SONS "Home for Funerals" Since 1861 RUSSEL S. SIMS Belfast, Aug. 4 (AP)-Russel S. Sims, 56, New York advertising executive, collapsed and diedin a hotel here yesterday.

He was en route to Canada with his wife on vacation. He was vice president and director of Albert Frank-Guenther Law, Inc. He formerly worked on the Kansas City Star, St. Louis Globe-Democrat, St. Louis Star, Illinois State Journal, Dallas News, New York Tribune, Philadelphia Public Ledger and New York Times.

PARXER-Charles L. Parker, 5722 S. Aber- Erie at Wabash WEItehall 4-6060 MRS. CHLOE D. COPLEY Services for Mrs.

Chin IV rnn. Brig. Gen. William J. Roberts, 4542 Ravenswood Av.

1-0305 ley, 62. widow of Col. Ira c. Cop- American adviser to the ley, newspaper publisher, will be Korean army, conferred all -DEATH N0TICES- day with the defense minister on at ll a. m.

Monday in Trinitv loving brother of Mitchell and Thaddeus, Mrs. Rose Nadrowslcl, Mrs. Helen Albert, Irene, Jennie and Maryann. Funeral Saturday, August 6, at 9:30 from funeral home, 1850 N. Wood street, to St.

Mary of the Angels church. Internment St. Adalbert's with military honors by American Legion Franklin Delano Roosevelt post No. 923. HUmboldt 6-0258.

Please omit flowers. DUBSKY-Alfred Dubsky, age 73, late of 822 Montrose avenue, beloved husband of Camilla, fond father of Frances Alt. Funeral Friday, 10 a.m., from chapel, 3140 Lawrence avenue. Interment Oak Ridge cemetery. DVORAK-Edith L.

Dvorak, nee Pearson, August 2, 1949, of 2711 61st avenue, Cicero, beloved wife of John F. Dvorak, sister of Bessie, Jean, Ray Pearson and Marguerite Paesel. Resting at funeral hen, 318 N. Central avenue, Austin. Service Saturday, 1 p.m.

Euclid 7436. EASTBURN-Hattie S. Eastburn, wife cf the late Edward, dear sister of Lydia Feerer and. William. Early of Ohio.

Service Friday, August 6, 2 p.m., at chapel, 3154 N. Clark street. Interment Rosehill. ITELD-Catherine (Kate) Hosford Field, of HQS N. Cuyler avenue.

Oak Park, beloved wife of the late S. Trumbull, fond mother of Marjorle Field Foley, of 647 N. Austin Chicago, grandmother of Marjorie Louise Carlson, Catherine Ann Foley, John Trumbull Foley, and Rita L. Langhorst of Los Alamos, N.M., great-grandmother of six. Funeral Friday.

9 a.m., from chapel, 17 W. Madison street. Oak Park, to St. Lucy's church. Llnwood cemetery, Dubuque, la.

Dubuque, la. and Lawrence, Kas. papers please copy. FLETCHER-James J. Fletcher, Retired employee of Western Union.

Funeral Saturday, 11 a.m., from funeral home, 4245 W. Madison street, to St. Mel's church. Interment Mount Olivet. KOSMELLA-Frances Kosmella, cee Surtal-ski, beloved wife of Frank, dear mother of Dorothy George, and Robert, grandmother of Karen, Richard, and Joyce, fond sister of Stella Hecker, Helen Janowick, and Mary KlonowskL Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 2500 N.

Cicero avenue, to St. Genevieve's church. Interment St Adalbert's. BErkshlre 7-8070. KOWALSKI-Agnes Kowalskl, nee "Eintz, 67 2420 N.

Fairfield avenue, beloved wife of Peter, loving mother of Virginia, Doro-thydPeter and Daniel, fond mother-in-law of John Margelewski, i Bill Savage, and Virginia, dear sister of John Eintz, Helen Dompke, Marie Dadich, Harriet Solecki, and Clara Klntz, grandmother of four. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 2242 N. Leavitt street, to St. Hedwig's Mission church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. ARmitage 6-0918. KRAUS-Maria beloved wife of the late Rudolt fond mother of Dr. Maria Kramer and Josephine. Funeral service, Friday, Aug.

5, at 11:30 at chapel, 933 E. 47th street Interment Oak Woods cemetery. KRZEMIKSKI-John Krzeminski, late of 6044 V31st street husband of the lata Angelina, loving father of Clara Koubek, Cele, Lucille Ballard, Edward and Harry, brother of B. Budziak, M. Dzieciolowskl, R.

Springer, father-in-law of Francis Ballard and Clementine, grandfather ot six. Funeral Saturday, August 6, 9:30 a.m. from funeral home, 5037 W. 3 1st street Cicero, to St -Mary's church. Interment St Adalbert's.

Information Olympic 3943 jWhether to send reinforcements 'to the peninsula. Several incidents have been reported along border since the American (occupation forces evacuated the 'south six weeks ago. Episcopal church, Aurora. Burial will be in Spring Lake cemetery. Mrs.

Copley, whose home was at 434 Downer Aurora, died Monday in Los Angeles. She is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Eleanor aeen sireet, Deiovea nusDana of Anne, nee Malavis, dear father of Charles and Renee Anne, dear son of Charles and Emma Parker, of Gary, fond brother of Herbert. Funeral Friday, Aug.

5, at 9 a.m., from chapel, 3307 Lituanica avenue, to St. George church. Interment St. Casimir's. YArds 7-4908.

PAVEL-Mary Pavel, 3349 W. 23rd street dearly beloved wife of Joseph, fond mother of Marian Hand Ion and Harold Pavel, daughter of Barbara Chenlcek, mother-in-law of William Hand Ion and Dorothy, sister of Ja3eph, Albert George, Charles Chenicek, Rose Schneberger, Bessie Chenicek, and Amelia Fishman, grand, mother of five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday, Aug. 6, 10 a.m., at chapel, 3440 W. 26th street Interment Bohemian NationaL Bishop 7-9802 or Olympic 1023.

PECHT -Helen A. Pecht, nee Konitzer, beloved wife of George dear mother of Dorothy Hassler, George and Frater Gerard C.Ss.R., loving sister of Anselm, Sister Ul Honora O.S.F., John, Hubert, Andrew, Aloysius, and Bro. Joseph S.M. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 1723 L'arrabee street, to St Michael's church. Interment St Boniface cemetery.

PETTIT-Joseph M. Pettit, dear husband of the late Hattie, loving father of Dorothy Waugh, Harriett Bowman, Joe and Jim, brother of Evelyn Berkland, grandfather of Doris, Lois, Janis, Phyllis and Charles Bowman, Michael and Ricky Pettit. Funeral Monday, Aug. 8, 9:15 a.m, from funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue, to Our Lady Grace church.

Interment St. Joseph's. Klldare 5-5420. POLVER-Alfred Polver, beloved husband of Geraldine, nee Vogt, fond son of Ignatius and Ida Polverento, dear brother of Sam, and Mary. Service Saturday, 1:30 p.m., at chapel, 3807 Lincoln avenue.

DONNELLAN FOR FUNERALS Jeffrey Blvd. at 77th Street SOuth Shore 8-8821 22 C. JORDAN CO. Blenman, of Los Angeles, and tv.o L. sons.

James of Aurora, and RACE REL AT I ONS GROUP EXTREMISTS IN Milwaukee, Aug. 4 (Special) PARK MANOR UNREST Thomas F. Moran. 54. serintend-') The Chicago commission ca ent of the Western Union office human relations yesterday con-here since November, 1933, died demned extremist groups for fabri-today in his home in Wauwatosa, eating stories it said were in-after a two year illness.

Service tended to inflame and keep alive will be at 9:30 a. m. Saturday. Mr. racial disturbance in the Park 95 Yrs.

Service SUperior 7-7709 00 E. ERE. 1 block E. erf Michigan FUNERAL HOMS -CEMETERIES- KUBICKI-Theresa KublcM, nee Marek, 10024 Moran was born in Chicago, and iMOFUAL Estates Cemetary. 8 grave lot In desired section.

Sacrifice for cash Address MBR 24 3 Tribune. Manor community which began 25 when a Negro postal 8,299 CASES OF POLIO IN NATION; RATE OF RISE SEEN DECREASING ashington, Aug. 4 (AP) Latest figures on polio show 8,299 cases thru July 30, as compared with 5,793 during the same period last year. Also, the number of new cases reported in the July 24-30 week was 1,963 as compared with 1,839 in the worst week last year (the one that ended Sept. 18).

Nevertheless, officials noted a drop in the rate of increase in recent weeks and said the peak may come earlier this year. Five states have reported more than 400 cases: Texas, California, 795; Oklahoma 521; Arkansas, 490, and New York, 472. 2 Urbana Children 111 Urbana, 111.. Aug. 4 (AP)-Two 3 year olds are the latest polio victims in Champaign "county, bringing the total for the season to 37.

They are Sharon Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Myers, Urbana, and Joe son of Mr. and Mrs. jack Troxell, Urbana, Send 5 "Lungs" To St.

Louis' St. Louis, Aug. 4 (AP) Five iron lungs were flown to St. Louis in national guard and air force planes today for treatment of infantile paralysis victims as two more persons died here of the disease. Nine new polio cases were reported.

GRAVE Irving Park Blvd. Cemetery. Box S3. Vooddale, Illinois. 5.

Michigan avenue, Aug. ViVi, oeiovea wife of Nazary, fond mother of Bruno, sister of Julia Zimny, and Frank Marek, also three grandchildren. Funeral from chapel, 11739 S. Michigan avenue, Saturday, Aug. 6, at 9 a.m., to St.

Catherine of Genoa church. Interment Holy Cross. PUllman 6-3086. XOUBEK-See John Krzeminski notice. GADDINT-Amadeo (Dave) Gaddlnl, TeToviT husband of Letiila, nee Mori.

Funeral Saturday, Aug. 6, at 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 666 N. Wells street, to Assumption church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. DElaware 7-1525.

started with Western Union as a messenger boy. He leaves his widow, Lillian; and two brothers, John and James, and a sister. Mrs. Lucy Cole, all of Chicago. worker and his wife moved into a two flat building at 7153 St.

Lawrence av. Thomas H. Wright, executive director of the commission, said interment Irving ara. QUILL-See Mary A. Shanahan notice.

JEWISH Waldheim-WUl sacrifice my 6 grave lot for $100. BRlargate 4-7253. HARRY BIERMA Services for Harry Bierma, 69, a retired attorney, will be held at extremist groups seek 'exploit the situation for political purposes. He also condemned orotest meetings or persons in Dedication Announcements dedication In memory i Fanny Flesch, Sunday August 7, 1 p.m. ustro Hung (Covenant Aid) Waldheim.

SVINE-the family of the late Glttel Levine will dedicate a monument to her nemorv on Sunday Aug. 7th at 2 p.m. at 3'nai Moshe cemetery Waldheim. Rabbi Daskal will officiate. DDvx i.

av. euriai war- ri- be in Rosehill cemetery. Mr. HUi n'. c.

uueiiueu tu iciuuvc yuuvc died in St. GIULIANO-Pasqua Giuliano, r.ee Pennino, of 1537 Flournoy street, beloved wife of the late Camillo, loving mother of Dr. A. A. Juliano, Frances Marzullo, Susan Montana and Carmella Vitale, dear grandmother of Carmen, Natalie, Sandra, Julie, Jimmie and Ronnie.

Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m., from funeral home, 619 S. Ashland to Holy Guardian Angel church Interment Mount CarmeL GLAZA-Anna Glaza, nee Karch, of 2508 W. 58th street, beloved wife of the late Wladislaw, dear mother of Laddie, Thaddeus, Clara Kamke and Amelia Zintak, fond sister of John Karch, Rose Pijanow-skl and Frances Wojdygo, mother-in-law of Asta, Julia, Charles Kamke and Charles Zintak, grandmother of eleven and great-grandmother of five. Funeral August 6, 1949, at 9:15 a.m., from funeral home, 2806 So. Kolln avenue, to St.

Turibius church. Interment Resurrection. Bishop 7-7321. Bierma Wednesday Francis hospital in Evanston. He lived at 5060 Bernard St.

until his retirement three years ago, when he moved to Lamotte, Ind. Surviving are his widow, Mabel; a son, Harry, and two grandchildren. Fraternal Notices- ENWOCO lodge. No. 800 A.F.

and A.M. lodge services for Pro. Thomas Harold Walker, past master, will be held 2 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 6, at chapel, E0 Burlington road. Riverside, EL Assistance of members desired.

Robert G. Frederick VJ.lt THOMSON-see Margaret Cogan notice. TILLING-Ida C. Tilling, Aug. 3, at Val-' paratso, loving sister of Mertle Coleman of Melrose Park, Dwight O.

Tilling of Chicago, the late William, Albert and Robert Tilling, Leanora Bethea, Laura flitsche and Catherine Coleman. Service at chapel, 2955 W. 95th street, Evergreen Park, Saturday, 1:30 p.m. Interment Mount Greenwood. TITTLE -Dr.

Ernest Fremont Tittle, Aug. 3, 1949, at his home, 1810 Hinman avenue, Evanston, Illinois, husband of Glenna Myers Tittle, father of John Myers Tittle, Winnetka, Illinois, Mrs. David Gray Pos-ton, Redlands, California, and WUllam Myers Tittle, Woodstock, Illinois. Memorial service 4 p.m., Friday, at First Methodist church, Evanston. Kindly omit flowers.

TRYTEK-Stanley Trytek, late of 3034 N. Lotus avenue, beloved husband of Sophie, nee Krawczyk, dear father of Joseph, Alvina Buksas, Adeline Sfclivonchick, Ir-vin, Irene, Stanley, Eugenia and Ronald. Funeral Saturday, August 6, 1949, at 9:30 a.m. from chapel, 2644-46 N. Central avenue to St.

Ferdinand's church. Interment St. Adalbert's. NAUonal 2-1488. VOGT-Harry Vogt, of 1950 W.

Hood avenue, Chicago, behoved husband of Margaret C. Vogt, loving father of Harry and Ruth Arnold, of Long Island, N.Y., fond brother of Elizabeth Baker and Etta Vogt, of Long Island and Albert D. Vogt, of N.Y.C. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, Chicago, where services wiU be held Friday, Aug.

5, at 4 p.m., under auspices of Paul Revere lodge, No. 998, A.F. AM. Interment, New York City. Member of Oriental Consistory and Medinah Temple.

WAGNER-Charles B. Wagner, Aug. 3, late of 2230 Fletcher street, fond father of Ethel, Lorraine, and Charlotte, dear brother of Frank, William, Caroline Kehr-berger Herman. Funeral Saturday, Aug. 6, at 1 p.m., from funeral home, Belmont avenue, to Montrose cemetery.

WAGNER-George Wagner, fond father of Dorothy Gavens, Clifford and George brother of Harry Wagner and Frances Marren, grandfather of five grandchildren. Services 10:30 a.m.-, Saturday, at chaoel, 1648 W. 63rd street. Interment Palos Hills. WAITS-Bernard E.

Waits, 646 Briar place, August 1949, beloved son of Mrs. Florene Gysclinck, fond step-son of Eugene Gysclinck, dear brother of Linda Jane Waits, at chapel, 6501 No. Ashland avenue, where services will be held, Saturday, August at 11 a.m. Interment Wunders cemetery. WALKER-Thomas Harold Walker, of 64 Pine avenue, Riverside, husband of Eugenia, nee Emerson, father of Robert H.

Walker. Service Saturday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 80 Burlington road, Riverside. Member of Kenwood lodge, No. 800, A.F.&A.M. WIRSUM-August Wirsum, late of 5056 N.

Lawndale avenue, beloved husband of the late Katherine Wirsum, fond father of Karl, son of Maria Wirsum and a sister, both in Germany. Resting at funeral home, 4332 Elston avenue. Service Saturday, Aug. 6, at 2 p.m. Interment St Lucas cemetery.

Member of lodge. No. 48, LA. of M. KEystone 9-6100.

WIRSUM-Katherine Wirsum, nee Gresik, lata of 5C5S N. Lawndale avenue, beloved wife of the late August Wirsum, fond mother of Karl, sister of Klara Briscoe, two brothers and one sister in Germany. Resting at funeral home, 4332 Elston avenue. Service Saturday, Aug. 6, at 2 cm.

Interment St. Lucas cemetery. KEystone 9-6100. YOCKEM-Magdalene xockem, r.ee Laskow-ski, devoted wife of the late Joseph, fond mother of Joseph, Thomas, Henry, the late Mary Cygan, Agnes Stankowski, Stanley, and Frank, grandmother of ten, great-grandmother of nine, sister of John, and Frank Laskowski, Mary WiUiams, and Katherine Jelen. Funeral Saturday, 11:30 a.m., from the late residence, 6844 S.

Spaulding avenue, to St. Gall's church. Interment St. Adalbert's. PR06pect 6-3810.

protecting Roscoe Johnson and his wife, Ethel. Augustine J. Bo we, commission chairman, commended police for their efficient work in protecting the Johnson family after the initial disturbance. He said ithe police had no knowledge of the crowd terming about the Johnson home until violence broke out, but that the next night sufficient men were on hand to protect the Johnsons, guard nearby streets, and disperse crowds. Commissioner Prender-gast and Chief Ray Crane of the uniformed police were at the In Memoriam- scene directing police.

BEEFE-May L. Reefe, Aug. 4, 1949, of 5514 Washington beloved daughter of the late Sarah C. Reefe, fond sister of Catherine Reedy, Delia F. and Harry J.

Reefe, the late Joseph M. and Etta Reefe. Resting at funeral home, 318 N. Central avenue, Austin. Service Monday, 9:30 a.

m. to St Catherine of Siena church. Interment Calvary. AUstin 7-0017 RHEIN-Phillp Rheln, age 84 years, fond husband of Anna, beloved father of Florence Yanow, Albert Rhein, Marie Goodman and Pearl Letter of California, adored grandfather of Adele Brown, Harold Rhein, Larry and Jerry Leiter of California, Audrey Yanow and Barbara Goodman, precious great-grandfather of Howard and Brent Brown and David Rhein Funeral Friday, 1 p.m., at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Jewish Waldheim.

ROTH-Elsie Roth, late of 1423 So. Clinton avenue, Berwyn, beloved daughter of Emil and Emma Roth, nee Kurka, dear sister of Bessie, Mildred Klouda, Edward, Eleanor Ruehman, Adeline Pusaterl and Raymond. Services Saturday, August 6, at 8:30 a.m., from funeral home 6716 W. 16th street Berwyn, to St Mary of Celle church, Mass 9 a.m. Interment St Adalbert's.

Gunderson 144. ROTHBARTH-Benjamin L. Rothbarth, of 1239 S. Harding avenue, beloved husband of Etta nee Rosenfeld, son of the late Jacob and Fannie, brother of Rose Wein-lerg, Anne Groner, Leo and Teddy Sirk. Services Friday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 4225 W.

Roosevelt road corner of TriD. SANDBERG-William Sandberg, Aug. 2, 1949, late of 1028 N. Wells street, beloved husband of Emma, dear father of Viola Duncan and Mack Sandberg. Funeral Saturday, 11 a.m.

at chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland at Foster. Interment RosehilL LOngbeach 1-5147. SCHADE-Wilfred J. Schade, Aug.

4, 6816 Jefiery beloved husband of Lucille Hauck Schade. Funeral Friday, 2 p.m, at chapel, Jeffery at 77th st Interment Kitchener, Ontario. SOuth Shore 8-8322. SCHROEDER Albert j. Schroeder, late of 7817 South Shore drive, husband Lola, father of Walter brother of Mrs.

Anna Sitters, Mrs. Ida Kindler, both of Muscatine, la. and Ferdinand ot Chicago. Resting at funeral home, 79th st. and Phillips ave.

until 11 p.m. Friday. Service and interment Muscatine, la. SOuth Shore 8-6959 SHANAHAN-Mary A. Shanahan, nee Quill, late of 5310 W.

Jackson boulevard, beloved wife of the late Jeremiah J. Shanahan, dear mother of Martin Edward Charles Dennis Harold and the late Jeremiah J. Shanahan fond sister ot George Charles John Edward Dennis A. Quill and Mrs. George Green, grandmother of Eve grandchildren.

At funeral home, 5321 Madison street. Funeral Saturday, Aug. 6, at 8 a.m., to Resurrection church. Interment Mount Carmel. AUstin 7-8020.

YRNE, James Byrne. In loving memory of my beloved husband, who died one year ago today. Rest in peace. LOVING LEHRBERG-Jennie Lehrberg. In loving memory of our darling mother and grandmother, who passed away 18 years ago today.

ADELE AND DOROTHY. fUSSMAKN-Gustave W. Massmann. In loving memory of our dear husband and father gone four years today. WIFE AND DAUGHTER.

SCHOEN'BERj -Grace Schoenberg. In loving memory of my mother who passed away two years ago today. VIRGINIA. SEVERTIS, Julius Sever us. In loving memory of my dear husband, who passed away seven years ago today.

I think of you not just today, but always. LOVING WIFE BERTHA. SMITH-Mabel Tempel Smith. In lovir.g memory cf our dearly beloved mother and grandmother, who passed away four years ago today. CHILDREN.

33D GUARD DIVISION ENDS TRAININGS, 000 START HOME SATURDAY Seven thousand members of Chicago's 33d national guard DAVID A. STEVENS Private services will be held today for David A. Stevens, 80, who died Wednesday in his home at 451 Melrose after an illness of more than three, years. Burial will be in Terre Haute, Ind. Mr.

Stevens had been active in the coal industry in Chicago for more than 50 years. Surviving is his widow. Lulu. FENTON WELLS BARRETT Services for Fenton Wells Barrett. 75, of 9529 N.

Ridgeway Evanston, retired vice president of the Pittston company and once president of the -Globe Coal company, will WTTield at noon Saturday in the chapel at 5501 N. Ashland av. Mr. Barrett died Wednesday in -his home. Surviving are his widow, Florence, and a daughter, Katherine DR.

EDMOND A. HOLBERG Dr. Edmond A. Holberg, 66, of 3217 Altgeld died yesterday in Norwegian American hospital, where he was a staff member. Dr.

Holberg was graduated from Northwestern university medical school in 1907. S.urviving are his widow, Dorothy, and a sister, Mrs. A. Nordloeff. Services will be at 3 p.

m. Saturday in Memorial Park cemetery. division will start home Saturday GITTPPE-Jean Gnlppe, nee Rosenberg of 4255 Washington boulevard, beloved wife ot Abraham, dear mother of Roberta and Sandra, daughter of Nathan and the late Anna Rosenberg sister of Philip, Lillian Davis of Farrell Florence Bransky and the late Mae. Services, Fri-oay, 2 p.m. at chapel, 3125 W.

Roosevelt road. Interment Rosemont Park cemetery. GEABSKE -Steve Grabske, dear brother of Anna Stach, Mary Newman, Rose Keller, Betty Polan and Christie Paeth. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 3621 W. 26th street.

Interment Bohemian National. LAwndale 1-2912. GRAIL-Bruno Grail, dear father of Sgt Walter and Edward (Genevieve). Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m., from chapel, 409 W. North avenue, to St.

Philip Benizi church. Interment St Joseph. GUAHCI-Vlncenzo Guancl, of 2223 W. Taylor street, dearly beloved husband of Anna (Cavallere,) loving father of Joseph, stepfather of Domlnlck Cavaliere, Henry, Max and Mrs. Jeanette Grieco.

Funeral from chapel, 1624 W. Grand avenue, Saturday, Aug. 6, 1949, at 9 a.m. to St. Callistus church.

Interment Mount CarmeL HAymarket 1-1557. HAASE-Minnie Haase, nee Hoff, of 906 N. Damen avenue, beloved wife of Otto, ford mother of Raymond, Harold and Robert mother-in-law of Catherine, Lydia and Frances, sister of James and Leo, grandmother of Raymond and Robert Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.m,, from chapel, 1922-24 W. Chicago avenue to St Boniface church. Interment St Joseph's.

HUmboldt 6-1230. EEDEEN-Emma Hedeen, suddenly at Sister Bay, Wisconsin, late of 1643 West 63rd street, beloved wife of Frithlof, fond mother of Clemens, Earl, Blanche and Herbert, sister of Anna Lund, Lina Lund-quist, Ole Olson and the late Alma Schilling and Ellen Anderson, grandmother of seven. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at chapel, 1648 W. 63rd street.

Interment Oak Hill. EEIN-Margaret Eetn, dearly beloved wife of Peter, fond daughter of Anna and the late John Schick, devoted mother of Clarence, Rita Quas, Ralph, Marion, and Florence, grandmother of Margaret, and -DEATH NOTICES- frora. Camp McCoy, after 15 days of summer training. Maj. Gen.

Richard Smykal, or Wheaton, division commander, announced that the first troops to roll will be the Negro soldiers of Col. Richard Jones' 178th regimental 'combat team. Shortly after midnight they will entrain for Chicago to take part Saturday in the annual Bud Billiken day parade. The bulk of the troops will start closing in on armories here and in suburban towns of Cook LAKGENEGGER-Paullne Langenegger, of 1973 Farragut avenue, beloved wife of John, fond mother of John and Oscar, dear sister of Clara Schramm, loving grandmother of Susan, Diane, Lorraine and Jack. Services Saturday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue.

Interment private. Member of Swiss Ladies society and Herman Sisters, No. 1 ot Minneapolis. LANZILLO-Jenrie Lanzillo, nee Damico, beloved wife of Frank, fond mother of Josephine Jordan, Virginia Burns, Helen Diesing, Hercules, Lawrence and Raymond, grandmother of seven grandchildren, dear sister of James, Albert and Anthony Damico. Funeral Saturday, Aug.

6, at 8:15 a.m., from funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue to St Viator's church. Interment Mount Carmel. Klldare 5-5420. LA POINTE-Eva, nee Corbeil of Bellwood, Illinois, wife of the late Joseph mother of Bernice Paradis, Albert Evelyn MacCallum, and Dorothy DuFraine, sister of Amanda Proulx, Cordelia Beaulieu and the late Pete, Louis, Emil, Wilfred, Edmond and Helen Marchand.

Funeral Saturday, 10 a.m. from chapel, 3500 W. Harrison street to St Simeon church, Bellwood. Interment Mount CarmeL NEvada 8-0644. LINDEN-Wilhelmina Johnson Linden, Aug.

3, of 112 High street Highwood, EL, wife of the Rev. Herbert W. Linden, mother of Mrs. J. Edwin Lindblom, of Seattle, sister of Mrs.

Theodore Toline, of Moline, Hi, Mrs. M. E. Kohl-hase, of Rock Island, Mrs. Theodore Bergstrom, of Rock Island, ni.

and Carl Johnson, of Chicago. Resting at chapel, 27 N. Sheridan road, Highland Park. Funeral service Saturday, Aug. 6, at 2 p.m., at Zion Lutheran church.

High-wood, EL Interment Ridgewood. LONGENECEER-See Pauline Langenegger notice. MA LESKE -Herman A. Maleske, suddenly, beloved husband of the late Emma, nee Schultz, son of the late Johanna and Frank Maleske, brother of Alvlna Prlebe Hoppe, Marie Schultz, Otto Maleske, and the late Bertha Behrschmldt, Albert, Frank, John, Edward, and Julius Maleske. Resting at chapel, 4256 S.

Mozart until Saturday, 10 a.m., August 6. Services at Peace Evangelical Lutheran church, 43rd street and Calif, avenue, at 1:30 p.m. Interment Bethanla. McCAFFRIE -Patrick McCaffrie, xeloved husband of Lillian, nee Frenette, dear father of Francis Vincent A. and Patricia fond brother of Katierine Reilly, Bertrand and Raymond, grandfather of Kathleen and Timothy.

Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.m., from funeral borne, 2500 N. Cicero avenue, to St Genevieve's church. Interment St Joseph's. Member of Holy Name society. BErkshlre 7-8070 MCCARTHY-Elizabeth McCarthy, nee Ylrrell, formerly of 11326'Parnell avenue, beloved wife ot the late James fond mother ot lone Moran, James, Dorothy Flynn, and Robert, grandmother of David Duffy Moran, James and Robert McCarthy, E.

J. Flynn, and Janet Mc Carthy. Resting at mortuary, 12 Ei 112th place. Funeral Saturday, 10 a.m., to SU Catherine ot Genoa Interment Calvary. MCCARTHY -See Mary Margott notice.

McCORD-Agnes A. McCord, nee Eaerle, beloved wife of the late Charles loving mother of Hurley Isabel Seger, and Rosa Schmlttschmltt, fond sister of Martha Balzer, Gertrude Glaum, Rose Hoffman, and George P. Haerle. Funeral Saturday, 10:45 a.m., from funeral home, 9900 S. Throop street, to St.

Margaret's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. MILLER-Emil F. Miller, beloved husband of Lillian, nee Sander, fond father ot Edward, Vernon, the late Raymond and fiarold, grandfather of Shirley and Mar-orle Miller, three brothers. Resting at uneral home, 3918 Irving Park road.

Service Saturday, at 2:30 p.m. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. Member of Hamlin Park lodge, No. 1069, A.F. A.M.

MILLIES-Minnie Millies, nee Israel, beloved wife of the late Henry, dear mother of the late Alma Oswald, Erna and Herbert, tour grandchildren and eight great grandchildren, sister of Fredericka Hoppenrath, Emma Michaels and Edward Israel. Resting at funeral home, 2130-32 W. 21 street until noon Saturday, August 6, services 2 p.m. at Zion Evangelical Lutheran church, 19 and Peoria streets. Interment Concordia.

Virginia 7-7758 MOLLAN-Robert J. Mollan, beloved son ot the late Henry E. Moiian and Arabella, fond brother of John Edwad Minnie E. Duggan and Paul A. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a.m., from chapel, 923 Belmont avenue, to Our Lady of Mount Car-mel church.

Interment Calvary cemetery. MORGOTT-Mary Morgott, beloved wife of the late John, fond mother of Mrs. Marie McCarthy. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a.m., from chapel, 5911 W. Madison street, at Mason avenue, to Cur Lady of Sorrows church.

Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. EStebrook 8-7500. MORTENSEN-Emlly Mortensen, nee Bach, beloved wife of Peter, dear mother of Dorothy Berndt and Robert fond daughter of Mathilda Bach, sister of Hulda Anderson, Selma Butler, Clara Ahrens, Clarence, Louis, the late Regina, Lewis, and Mathilda Frey. Service Saturday, 1:30 p.m. at chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road.

Interment Irving Park. Klldare 6-6220. ALUSON-CatherLne Allison, nee Welsh, formerly of 1537 N. Campbell avenue, beloved wife of the late William, fond rr.other of Thomas, William, Marguerite Johnson, and James Allison. Funeral Saturday, August 6, at 9 a.m., from funeral home, 6350 W.

North avenue, to St. A.igeia's church. Interment St. Joseph's. Louisville, Kentucky papers please copy.

TUxedo 9-8344. BALLARD-See John Krzeminsld notice. BARRON-Alfred W. Barron, beloved husband of the late Annie nee Carson, father of Ruth B. Mitchell, Dorothy B.

Sanders, and the late Clarabelle Lake, grandfather of six, great-grandfather of four. Services Friday, 2 p.m., at parlors, 67th. street and Dorchester, interment Rosehill. BFALL-Henry Milton Beall, Aug. 4, 1349, of 431 Cakdale avenue, beloved husband cf Zola C.

Services at chapel, 2701 N. Clark street, Saturday, 11 a.m. Interment private. William Bennett, August 2, 1349, beloved husband of tie late Emma, devoted father of Florence Eenry, and Ruth Ohota, fond grandfather of Marlett Henry Diane, and James Ohota. Resting at funeral home, 3314 Armitage avenue.

Funeral Friday, 1:30 p.m. Interment Bethania cemetery. GARY HIGH SCHOOL GIRL DIES OF POLIO; SISTER ALSO STRICKEN Carol Evanson, 16, of 615 Pierce Gary, a high school junior, was dead of bulbar type infantile paralysis and her sister, Jane, 13, was critically ill with the disease yesterday at St. Catherine's hospital in East Chicago. Carol, who became ill July 27, died Wednesday night in the hofy-pitaL She was the second person 6o die of the disease this year in Lake county (Ind.) which has had 16 cases in 1949.

Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake I. Evanson, have another daughter, Judy 4. Evanson is retail advertising manager of the Gary Post-Tribune.

Meanwhile seven new cases were reported in Chicago and one in Cicero, to bring Cook county's Jotal for the year to 107. Eighty-five cases and one death from the disease have been reported in Chicago during 1949. There have been 22 cases and no deaths in the rest of Cook county. In Lake county, Highland Park mother. 32, was reported afflicted, bringing Lake county's 1949 total to 17 cases.

POgO GROUP DENIES IT PAYS ALL BILLS FOR THOSE STRICKEN The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, does not pay the bills of all polio victims, Mrs. Frances L. Karlsteen, executive secretary of the organization's Cook county chapter, said yesterday. Mrs. Karlsteen termed in error a statement attributed to Forest Mellon, treasurer of the foundation's Cuyahoga county unit at Cleveland, who was quoted as saying no one need buy polio inr surance because the foundation meets the entire expense of all who contract the disease.

"We offer help to all polio patients," Mrs. Karlsteen said, "but we do not take over the entire financial responsibility. We ask those who can afford to participate in the expense to pay what they can without disturbing their standard of ing. We are generous in our interpretation of need and rTave spont more than $15,000 on the care of some cases," and Du Page counties at 6 a. Saturday.

They will collect approximately 1 million dollars for 15 days of active duty. After a week's interval, the 33d will be followed to camp bv HEFLER-Pvt. Manuel C. Shefler sept, zu, ism, in Holland, Battery uiiaer rieia Artillery Death notices on this pas are in TWO unduplicated alphabetical listings. The late edition -notices follow.

John Keln, Bobby. Jimmy, and Mary Quas, oeiovea son at Manuel (J. ana Kutn j. Shefler, brother of Anna Marie Strattman. Resting at.

chapel, 415 W. 63rd street, until 12 noon Saturday. Service 2 p.m., at Woodlawn Immanuel Lutheran church, E. 64th and S. Kenwood avenue.

Military honors by Calumet Park post No. 1156, American Legion at Oak Hill cemetery, W. 119th street and S. Kedzie avenue. -DEATH N0TICES- SJOBLAD-lst Lt.

Edwin L. Sjoblad, former- EIERMA-Harry Bierma, DeMotte, for the downstate 44th division, plus the 109th anti-aircraft brigade and the 623d quartermaster group, both from Chicago. $4,000 Jewelry Samples Stolen From Unlocked Car Charles Korbus.7333 Fitch a salesman for Franklin R. Meyers company, jewelers at 29 Madison told police that two of three Jewelry sample cases, containing jewelry valued at $4,000, were stolen from his automobile while it was parked at 6161 Northwest hwy yesterday. Korbus said he left the car unlocked.

The third case was chained to the floor. sear sister of Elizabeth Gail as, and Annie Eppley. Funeral Saturday, 9 a.m., from funeral home, 1716-18 W. 63rd. street, to St.

Raphael's church. Interment St Mary's. PRospect 6-1000. OE LSCHER-Char Us Hoelscher, for- tnerly of Forest Park, IlL, husband of the late Minnie, nee Seth, dear father of Cnarles and Harry, member of local, Ka 3, Chicago Electrotypers union and Royal Arcanum. Resting at chapel, 4611 Lincoln avenue, at Wilson.

Service 2 p.m., Friday, Aug. 5, 1949. Interment Oak-ridge. LOngbeach 1-4666. HOLBERG-Dr.

Edmond A. Holberg, beloved husband of Dorothy Holberg, dear brother of Mrs. A. Nordloeff, of Minneapolis. Services Saturday, 3 p.m., at Memorial Park cemetery mausoleum, Evanston.

Remains resting at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue, until 11 a.m., Saturday. Member of the staff of the Norwegian NELS J. JOHNSON The funeral of Nels J. Johnson, 78, an attorney with offices at 100 S. La Salle will be held at 2 p.

m. Saturday in the chapel at 3415 N. Clark st. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery. Mr.

Johnson died Wednesday in Illinois Masonic hospital. He had lived in the Plaza hotel, 1553 N. Clark for 30 years. His only survivor is a sister in Sweden. MISS MAY L.

REEFE Miss May L. Reefe, 5.7, former treasurer anaY office manager of the Sisalkraft company, died yesterday In her home at 5514 Washington blvd. She leaves two sisters, Mrs. Catherine Reedy and Delia and a brother, Harry J. Services will be held at 10 a.

m. Monday in St. Catherine of Siena church in Oak Park. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery, WILFRED J. SCHADE Services for Wilfred J.

Schade, 45, of 6816 Jeffery district manager for Howard Clothes, will be held at 2 p. m. today in the chapel at 7659 Jeffery av. Mr. Schade, who died Wednesday in his home, had been with the company 20 years.

Surviving are his widow, Lou, and his mother and a sister living in Canada. American hospital and the Chicago Medic INTERIOR DECORATOR DIES Flinkow, 36, of 12123 Emer. c. "or aecorator. died in St.

Francis hospital, Blue Island, p- w. imi BARRETT-Fenton Wells Barrett, 9529 Ridgeway avenue, Evanston, beloved husband of Florence Barrett, nee Beattie, devoted father of Katherine Barrett. At chapel, 5501 M. Ashland avenue, where serices will be held Saturday, Aug. 6, at 12 noon.

Entombment Memorial Park. CASSIDY-Julia Cassidy, nee Brosnan, beloved wife of the late John, fond mother of Julia O'Malley, Catherine Floyd, Doody, Ellen Russell, Mary C. 1 and the late John J. Cassidy. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., from parlors, 67th st.

and Dorchester to St. Laurence church. Interment Mount Olivet. DuRACK -Selma B. DuRacK, of 2222 Greenwood avenue, Wilmette, wife of Dennis DuRack, mother of Mrs.

Carl Judson and Mrs. Gorman Rasmussen, six grandsons, sister of Mrs. John Richard, Emil and Carl Bergstrom. Services Saturday, 3 p.m., at chapel, 1118 Greenleaf avenue, Wilmette. Interment Memorial park.

CUKDEL-Helen Elizabeth Gunael, Aug. 4, 1949, beloved wife of Louis dear mother of Daniel G. Boogher and Mrs. Alice M. Cor.away, iond daughter of William A.

Neese, dear sister of William Bert, and Ernest tse and Mrs. Ida Churchill. At chapel, 650! Asnlan9 avenue, where services will be held Monday, Aug. 8, at 1 p.m. interment Memorial Park.

QUALEATTI -Vito Qualeatti, of 3109 W. Lake street, Melrose Park, beloved husband of the late Constance, nee Palermo, loving father of Lucille Gemberling, Eva Stathopoulos, Mary Anzaidl, Rose, Esther and Carl Qualeatti. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from daughter'3 residence; 1215 N. 20th avenue, Melrose Park, to Mount Carmel church. Mass 10 a.m.

Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. SCKOLZ-Robert Schoiz, August 4, la'e of 1911 Belmont avenue, beloved husband of Frances, -fond father of Robert H. and Gertrude Kern, grandfather of four grandchildren. Funeral Saturday, August 6, at p.m., from funeral home, 2053-53 Eeimont avenue, to Irving Park cemetery. ly of 2831 Roscoe street, Killed in Oil action, Sept.

18th, 1944, over Holland, servicing in 369th squadron, 359th group, 8th air force, devoted son ot Knute and Katherine Sjoblad. At chapel, 6501 N. Ashland avenue, after 12 noon, Saturday, Aug. 6, 1949. Service 2 p.m., Saturday, at chapel, under auspices Budlong post, No.837, A.L.

Interment Ridgewood. SNAY-Abraham B. Snay, of 4702 N. Monti, cello avenue, beloved husband ot Mary, fond father of Robert and Harriet Sear, one grandchild. Funeral Friday, 10 at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue.

Interment Jewish Waldheim. Please omit flowers. STOVER-Ida M. Stover, of 1249 Rosedale avenue, Aug. 3, 1949, beloved wife of the late Clinton Sears Stover, fond sister of Mrs.

Lou E. Wuthrich, Mrs. Laura Iv'un. ger of Chicago, and Mrs. A.

Stevens, of Battle Creek, at chapel, 5501 Ashland avenue, where services will be held, Saturday, Aug. 6, at 3 p.m. Interment Rosehill. TEASON-Willlam F. Teason, of Worth, EL, beloved bustard of the late Jennie, nee Badtke, dear father of William C.

and the late Leonard W. Resting at Schmaedeke funeral home, Orland Park, where services will be held Saturday, 2 p.m. Interment Chapel Bill cemetery South. TERRELL-Adah S. Terrell, Nee Van Norman, ot Chicago, 111., beloved wife of William fond mother of Mrs.

Rhoebe Lundzall, grandmother of William O. Lundzall, sister of Mrs. John J. Dellert of Peoria, El. and Mr.

Edward T. Van Norman of Peoria, ni. Resting at chapel, 13050 Greenwood avenue. Blue Island, El. Services Saturday at 2 p.m.

Interment Mount Hope. TORKILSEN-Rose M. Tor kH sen, beloved wife of Ernest fond mother of Ernest E. and LaVern Dimino, grandmother of James Ernest sister of Anna Ullrich, Freida Olson, Oscar Olsen, and MUdred Hayes. Resting at funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road.

Funeral notice later. For in! IRvlng 8-O038, merly of ooou it. Bernard street, Aug. 1943, beloved husband of Mabel H. Bierma, nee Williamson, fond father of Harry Bierma dear brother of Mrs.

Grace Felthouse, of DeMotte, and Nicholas Bierma, of Oak Park, at chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Aug. 6, at 1 p.m. Interment RosehilL Past Master, Hesper-ia lodge. No.

411, A.F.& A.M. Past Patron, Majestic chapter, No. 687, O.E.S., Past Commander, Columbia camp, No.2, United Spanish War Veterans. BCRK-Paul H. Bark, Aug.

4, of 3348 N. Kenrr.are avenue, beloved husband cf Bertha, dear father of Walter, Louise Taylor and Doris Scholtes, four grand-chudren. Service 3 p.m., Saturday, at chapel, 3415-19 N. Clark street, Acacia Park Member of painters and Decorators union, local No. 275 and Seneielder Liederkranz.

CARLSOII-Carl A. Carlson, Aug. 2, 1S49, late of 2544 Montrose avenue. Funeral Saturday, 1 p.m., at chapel, 5149-51 Ashland avenue at Foster. Interment RosehilL Member of Three Links, Ka 812, LO.O.F.

LOngbeach 1-5147 CHELEMSKY-Seymour Chelemsky, (owner cf Lake Park Hardware, 5315 Lake Park avenue), of 5453 Hyde Park beloved husband of Sonia, devoted father of Leroy and Charlotte, father-in-law of Helen, fond brother of Joe. Funeral Friday, August 5, 13 noon, at chapel, 2235 W. Division street. COG AN-Margaret Cogan, nee Miller, beloved mother of the late John R. Thomson, grandmother of Mary Ellen.

Funeral Saturday, 11 a.m., at parlors, 67th. St. and Dorchester av. Interment All Saints. CONKLIN-Jennie Conklin, beloved wife of the late Charles fond mother of George Harry L.

and Gladys Lovato. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 5203 Lake Park avenue, to SU Ambrose church. Mass 10 a.m. Interment Jnsrch's. HYde Park 3-0014.

al bociety. EQRAK-Vaclav Horak, of Whiting, husband of the late Marie, cee Kapa, devoted father of Evelyn Hamernik, and the late Henrietta Michalec, father-in-law of Frank Hamernik and Frank Michalec grandfather of Marianna and Valerie Katr.ernlki and Marion and Frank Michalec brother of Marie Pavel. Funeral Saturday, August 6, 8:30 a.m. from funeral home, 6227 W. Cermak road to St Cello's church.

Interment St Adalbert's. Stanley 1866. EURLEY-Daniel W. Hurley, beloved son ct John and Catherine nee O'DonneU, loving brother of John, Mary Gardner, and Arthur uncle of Clifford, and Carol Lynn Gardner. Funeral Saturday, 9:45 a.m.,; from funeral home, 9300 S.

Throop street, to St. Margaret church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Longwood Manor Father Son Ass'n. JACOBSEN-Pfc.

John Arthur Jacobsen of 8030 Blackstone avenue, Co. 136th Infantry, 33rd division, at r5Luzon, P.I., March 9, 1945, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Jacobsen, fond brother of Mrs.

Harriet Erickson, Ardelie and Carol Jacobsen, grandson of Mrs. Anna M. Nelsen. Resting at chapel, 7350 Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral faturday, August 6th at 2:30 p.m.

Interment Oak Woods cemetery. Military services by Fort Dearborn post. No. 268, American Legion. Please omit flowers.

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tune ml (overt from $5 Ptllvtrt Minutes Freth POLIO FATAL TtV U.S. OFFICER IN GERMANY-SON, 8, ILL WITH IT FRANKFURT, Germany, Aug. 4 AP)-Lt. CoL William J. Wynn of Little Falls, died" in an army hospital last night of poliomyelitis.

His son, Frank, 8, is ill with polio in the Frankfurt army hospital, as are three other Americans. Hospital officials' said all the polio victims arrived in Germany recently jfrom the United States. iGeorae Vientocker 1 So. Wabash OH Randolph fi-J700.