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HIIWI)H OH 3SIATH 10TKES- 3IATHIOTT6Zt: PS 8 Tuegdy, Aug. 31. QUEEN RESUMES DUTCH THRONE UXDEITAKEIS DUENSD-Jtl-Clara Due rising, nee Fetersohn, wife of the late Henry, mother of Clara Regan, grandmother of Angelina Graf, Gordon and James Regan, aister of Frank and Walter Petersohn and Anna Katka and Emma priets. Funeral at chapel, 7319 Madison street. Forest Park, Wednesday, at 1:30 pjs.

Interment Forest Home. DYER-Ptll n.n4a FOR FINAL WEEK RITES THURSDAY FOR E. J. KAINDL, COUNTY OFFICiA! MOST OF CITY'S CEMETERIES BAR SPECULATION LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 3i west JO-rrRirr. AT HARVARD.

IHOKI WKNTWORTH C03S. Wednesday, Sept. 1st at 10:30 a.m., Services for Edward J. KainCT, 62. cf 921 N.

Sacramento SIR VICES TO EE ARRANGED M0NTZ-ElUbeth. Cook county recorder of deeds, who died Suntiay night in Lutheran Deaconness hospital. Will k9 NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 1501 NORTH ASHLAND-AVXNUX. HONS LONCBZACK 264. TUESDAY H0rVAKDER-Olr, 11 at chepeli WEDNESDAY HOSAN-Merfaret, 10 a.m., in church.

WALBRTDGE-Jennie, 2 p.m., at chapel. SERVICES TO BS ARRANGED MCRGEKROTH-Ottilla A. Thursday from tne cnapei at 1023 N. Calif or- nla a v. tn I OBITUARIES E.

GORDON HARBURO Services for E. Gordon Harburg. 63, of 4900 Sheridan accountant and former newspaper man. will be held at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel at 1359 Devon av.

Mr. Harburg, who died Sunday, was born In London, came to Canada in 1909. and moved to Chicago tn 1911. From 1911 to 1918 he worked as reporter and editor tor Chicago newspapers including THE TRIBUNE, where he wa. assistant day city editor for a time.

He was a fire Insurance adjuster for H. A. Maurer Co. from 1919 to 1940. and since had been an accountant with Katz.

Wagner Co. A cricket enthusiast, he was a member of the Chicago Cricket club and was one of the last surviving members of the old Wanderer's Cricket club. He played the game regularly until four years ago. Surviving are his widow, Margaret, a daughter. Kirs.

Eileen Meyer, and a grandson. GEORGE A. HELBLNG Services for George A. Helbing. 81.

of 934 Eaton St. Hammond, who died Sunday Wood lawn hospital, win be held at 2 P.m. Wednesday St. Paul's Lutheran church. Hammond.

Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery. Mr. Helbing was a former resident of South Chicago, where he operated a dry goods store for 46 years. He retired in 1939. He leaves his widow, Clara, four daughters.

Mrs. Gertrude Manners. Mrs. Clarice Raybould. Mrs.

Margaret Staff, and Mrs. Edith Klemm, two sons, George A. and Arthur three brothers. Otto. Alvin, and Edward, and two sisters.

Mrs. Amelia Thomassen and Miss Alma BEVERLY CHAPEL 9111 WEST STH4TXECT'. MONK BEVERLY Sill. WEDIJSSJ3AY 03T-Thoma 2 p.m., at chapel. KTNG-Martha Klr, beloved mother of Irene Dennis and the Late William, grandmother of four, fond sister of Tillie Kasbohn, Elizabeth Kramer, the late Flora Oiaon, Bertha Veck, and Annie Eckart.

Funeral from chapel, 3337-39 W. North avenue, Wednesday, Sept. 1, at 9:30 a.m., to St. Sylvester's church, 2157 N. Humboldt blvd.

Interment St. Joseph's. KLEIN-Margaret Klein, nee Clemens, beloved mother of Anna Klein, Henry, Joseph and Margaret Schaf, grandmother of Jean Scfaif. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.zn., from funeral home, 49C5 Lincoln avenue, to St. Mathlaa church and St.

Boniface cemetery. KOTZEN-Nat of 554 Aldlne, beloved husband of Madeline, nee Marachak, dear father of Harold Jvand Anne Temkin, brother of Anna Brownsteln and Beatrice Resner. Services Tuesday, 10 at chapel, 3140 W. Lawrence avenue. Interment Jewish Waldheim.

KROON-Harry M. Kroon, at Honolululate of S943 N. Whipple street, beloved husband cf Esther, dear father ef Harry E. and, Robert fond brother of George, Arthur, Florence Jane and the late Albert. Services at chapel, 3100 Irving Park road, Wednesday, 1:30 p.m.

Interment Irving Park. LARSON-Mary Larson, dear sister of Frank Larson of Axhambra, Cal. Service Wednesday, 11 at funeral home. 2113 Lawrence avenue. Interment Irving Park cemetery.

LAVESZI-John Lavezzi, beloved husband ef Addle, nee Raggio, fond father of Douglas Grant L. and the late Margorie, son of the late Joseph and Mary, brother of Kate and Eve Lavezzi and Blanche Adams, and the late Mayme Cox and Rose Walsh. Funeral Thursday, at 10 a.m. from JuneraX. home, Racine avenue, at 78th place, to SU Sablna's church.

Interment St. Mary's. Member ef Catholic Order of Foresters, No. Triangle 7300- LINDAUER-Afitoinette Llndauer, ef 3044 S. -Millard avenue, beloved mother of Thomas, Aleysius, and Anton Llndauer, Mary Tran-Una, Anna Llndauer and Tillie Hronlk, sister ef John Suva and Mary Andrelskv, mother-in-law ef Frank Trantir.a, Mary and Rose Llndauer.

sister-in-law cf Mary Suva. Funeral Wednesday, at 8:30 a.m., from chapel, 2658 S. Central Park avenue, to Blessed Agnes church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery.

Please emit flowers. Lawndale 3101. MADSEN-O. Kai Madsen, at Old Scl3Ters Home, Milwaukee. Funeral at Old Soldiers Home chapel, Milwaukee, Tuesday, Aug.

31, at 1 p.m. Lying in state at Old Soldiers Home chapel Monday evening. Member ef Golden Rule lodge No. 723 A. F.

and A.M. Oriental Consistory S.P.R.S. S2nd Degree and Medinah Shrine and Garfield lodge 879 L.O.O.M. Makarewtch, late ef 3243 W. Oalcago avenue, beloved husband cf Anna, loving father of Helen Bulkiewics, Joseph Biga, Julia Grzeslak, Eugenia Lukowich and Frank Biga.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m., from parlors, 834-33 N. Ashland avenue, to St. Stephen's church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

Eaymarket 5300. RlZZO-Catertna Rlsso, nee Bangora, beloved wife of the late Leonardo, loving mother of Laura, Michael, Anna Svolos, Josephine Contlnl, Frank, Matthew, Mary Ssablewskt, George and Florence, dear sister cf Rose Propatl, George, Frank, Laura Sebastlano, Anthony and the late Mary Aoiandio. Funeral Wednesday 9a.m., from funeral home, 619 S. Ashland boulevard, to Precious Blood church. Interment Mount Carmei.

ROSE-See Harriett Tavler notice. RUDOLPH-Frank V. Rudolph, dearly beloved husband of Agnes, nee Armstrong, fond brother of Lillian, Catherine, Constant and Edward Redola. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a.m., from chapel, SdaO-Sa Fuller- ton at Sacramento, to St. Sylvester's church and St.

Joseph's. Belmont 3300. Ruzicka, nee Chalus, ef 2502 S. Christiana avenue, beloved wife of Jerry A. Ruzicka, fond mother of Albir.a R.

Bednarlk, Jerry A. and George loving sister of Charles Chalus. Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1:30 p.m., at chapel. 3440 W.

26th street. Cremation Bohemian National cemetery. Lawndale 2262. SCHEIVE -Johanna Schelve, nee Roman ik. of 3336 W.

Marquette dearly beloved wife of William, fond mother of Thomas. Funeral Wednesday, Sept 1, at 9:30 from chapel, 1945 W. 43th street, to SL Joseph's and St. Anne's church, 36th Place and California avenue. Interment St.

Mary's. Virginia 1231., SCHELLE-Charles W. Schelle, Aug. 2S, late of 1833 Wellington avenue, beloved husband of Minnie fond father of Caroline Zaier, Arthur Emory the late Minnie Dedich, grandfather of nine grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral Wednesday, Sept.

1, at 3 p.m., from funeral home, 2056-58 Belmont avenue, to Rosehill cemetery. SCHELLER-Carl Scheilcr, Aug. 29, 1948, beloved husband of Irene Scheller, fond father of Dorothy Hlnman, Philip Scheller, Betty Klees, Ruth Fabel, and Corlnne Thoma. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, Sept.

1, at 3 p.m. Interment private. SC RTERBECK-Anna Schlerbeck, Aug. 29, late of Swedish Society Old Peoples Home, Evanston. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 3175 N.

Clark Street. Interment Grace-land. SCKRAGE-Eila Schrage, nee Abel, Aug. 29, beloved wife of Alfred mother of the late Elmer, sister of Walter, Gustave and Henry Abel. Resting at chapel, 2601 Vermont street, Blue Island, Services) Thursday, Sept.

2, at 2 p.m. Interment Concordia, Hammond, Indiana. SHUTAN-Anna Shutan, beloved wile of the late Ellas, devoted mother of Dr. Mary, Fanny S. Norton and Arthur Joseph of Los Angeles, dear grandmother of Robert H.

Shutan and Bert E. Norton. Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 1, at 10 a.m., from chapel, 936 E. 47th street, to Rosehill mausoleum.

SNYDER-Lewis Snyder, late ef 1935 Barry avenue, beloved husband of Jennie, nee Lindh. brother of Father Lore- of Snrinir. LAIN SON w. nunii or Ava persona, 5445 S. Ingleside avenue.

ELLlS-WSUIam W. Ellis, of 6145 Kenwood avenue beloved husband of Sallie, brother of Walter J. Ellis and Maude Durand. Services Wednesday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 6203 Lake Park avenue. Interment Cakwoods.

Hvde Park 0014. FAUSETT -James E. FausetL of 1648 N. 21st avenue, Melrose Fark, suddenly, at Jacksonville, beloved son cf Mrs. Ruth, nee Niblack, and Matt Klaersch, brother of William B.

Klaersch, grandson of Wells Niblack. Member of Red Daigger post. No. 6575, A.L, Resting at funeral home, 6701-03 W. Division street, where services will be held, Wednesday, Sept.

1, at 1:30 p.m. Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. Austin 4410. FEE-Annle J. Fee, nee Rafter, of 1517 N.

Menard avenue, beloved wife of Thomas, loving mother of Mary John the late Eileen Avand Thamas grandmother of Mary sister of Mrs. Bridget Ray and Fatrick Rafter. Funeral Wednesday, at 9 from funeral home, 5016-20 Chicago avenue, to St. Angela's church. Interment Mount Carmei.

Native cf Ballina, County Mayo, Ireland. Please omit flowers. FJSKER-Ida Fisher, of 147 E. 111th street, Aug. 30, 1948, dear wife of Joseph fond mother of Mrs.

Mayme Harris, Howard Raymond Paul Wvand Roy nine grandchildren, sister of Mrs. Bur ley Warren of Pawnee, CI. Resting at chapel, 214 E. 115th street. Service Wednesday, Sept.

1, at 2 p.m. Interment Cedar Park. Fleas omit flowers. FITZBUTLER-Dr. James Henry Fltsbtitler, Aug.

27, 1843, father of James Henry Fltsbutler Mrs. Theresa Fllait, grandfather of Vida Angela Fitbutler, brother of Dr. prima A. Washington, Dr. Mary F.

Waring and Mrs. Vincent. Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 1, at 1 p.m., at funeral home, 4138 S. Mlchigaa avenue.

Interment Burr Oak cemetery. FLORE K-Anthony P. Florek, late of 5753 Moody avenue, beloved husband of Angela, nee Chdy, loving father of Marilyn, Arlene, and Norbert, fond brother of Joseph and Frank. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 from chapel, 6844-4a Milwaukee avenue. St.

Tarclssus church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. Palisade 511L FORBES-Alice Forbes, formerly of 216 W. 61st place, beloved wife cf the late John B.

Service Wednesday, 2:30 p.m., at chapel, 6908 S. Kedzle avenue. Interment Mount Hope. GrovehiU 0090. CAGLIARDI-Mary Sue suddenly, late of 2433 FUlir.ore street, darling daughter of Anthony and Anna, nee Manzullo, dear sister of Catherine and Antonette.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., from chapel, 634 North Western avenue, to San Callisto JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS EftIB AT WAIASH-AV. WHITEHALL 6080. 432 RAVENSWOOD-AT. LONUBIACH 0305 C. H.

JORDAN CO. YEARS SERVICE SUP. 7709 S09 X. XRiE. block X.

et Mlchirin. "flcjiists Wilhelmina Kissed at Amsterdam AMSTERDAM. The Netherlands. Aug. 30 (AP) Queen Wilhelmina came out of retirement today to spend the last week of her 50 year reign in the palace on Dam square.

Dutch by the hundreds of thousands along the. way cheered the monarch, who celebrates her 6Sth birthday tomorrow and abdicates Saturday In favor of Princess Juliana. The queen came by train from Apeldoom with a stopover at The Hague to receive the first of many ovations in her golden jubilee. She was welcomed at the palace doorstep by Juliana, the German born Prince Bernhard, and three of their four little princesses, who kissed their grandma. Queen Chats With Subjects Juliana gave up the role of princess regent to let her mother get the full attention of her people for this final week.

The queen was gracious and smiling, obviously tired but in high spirits. She chatted amiably with her subjects. With one lady in waiting as ber attendant, she arrived at The Hague wearing a simple gray suit and a plumed eray hat. At the strall ralace of her mother, the lata Quen Emma, she threw a mauve velvet robe over ber simple coEiume and emerged with this symool cf her return to the mon- archy she has twice turned over to as princess regent, Ehe received from a school girl a bouquet of orange colored roses to carry as a symbol of the house of Orange-Nassau. The cries went up: "Long live the queen" and "Queen, we thank you.

Calls Amsterdam 'Heroic" Then Wilhelmina came on to Amsterdam, the constitutional capital. All the aldermen were introduced, including two Communists. The queen told them Amsterdam always will be for her the city where the peoples resistance, against the Nazi invader first broke out as a flame. She said the city was "heroic, resolute, merciful." From Amstel station the queen was driven four miles thru streets festooned with orange flowers and hung with banners to the palace. Solid Lines of soldiers, sailors, marines and service women stood at attention as the queen passed.

Juliana and Bernhard were waiting at the palace. The whole royal family appeared on a balcony, ending the first public phase of the jubilee for them. Cemeteries are places to oe burled in and shouldn't be used for speculation. (Officials of larger Chicagoland burial grounds said yesterday. Most of them refuse to permit the buying and reselling of lots with speculative Intent.

Some legitimate sales by lot owners are being made, but the cemetery practice is to charge a 10 per cent fee for transfer of ownership. The spokesman for one of the larger cemeteries said he would boost the fee so as to wipe out the profit if he found speculative transfers being made. Some Resales Permitted 'Now and then we permit a resale, as in the case of a family that has owned a lot for years, perhaps burled one child in lt, and then moved to California," said one official, declining to be quoted by name. "The larger cemeteries, such as Rosehill, Grace-land, Oak Woods, and Mount Greenwood, took the lead in organizing the Cemetery Association of Greater Chicago, which has a code of ethics prohibiting phony sales and speculation. "We want to know who is com-, ing into our cemeteries.

Back in the days of the big gangster funerals, some hoodlums came into our office, laid down a roll of $1,000, and offered to pay any price without question. We turned them down. Promoters Started Trouble "The trouble with cemeteries started back in the20s when real estate promoters went Into the cemetery business In the suburbs and hired high powered salesmen to use gold brick tactics in telling people that lots could be sold later at a big increase in value. They didn't set aside care funds and after the selling job was done, the promoters talked out and the stockholders now are stuck with their holdings. No cemeteries of that type have been started In recent years.

"Another thing to remember is that if there has been a burial on a family lot, it is inalienable and can't be mortgaged. The rest of the lot might be valuable property, but a mortgage would be just a piece of paper." Sinon A. Murray, executive assistant state auditor, said that more than 90 per cent of the cemeteries have registered under the provisions of the cemetery care act passed by the 1947 legisla 7 Mark's Catholic church. Cortcz Nathan Belter and Camobell at 10:30 a.n. Burial will be In AH Saints cemetery.

Mr. Kalndl had been recoraer oi deeds since 1934, and had been in public life since his first election as alderman of the old 15th: ward in 1917, After his graduation from a business college In 1901. he worked for a time for a chemical company, later becoming cashier and assistant manager of the United States Brewing company. Subsequently he severed his relations from the company and opened a tavern. Named Collector By Cermak He was naced cuv collector in 1931 by the late Anton Cermak.

former mayor, following his defeat in the race for city treasurer that year. He was reappointed to the office by former Mayor Kelly. He moved to the recorder's office in 1934 when the county board elected him to fill the vacancy created by the election of his predecessor. Clayton F. Smith, as president of the county board.

At the time of his death, he was also Democratic committeman from, the 31st ward. Mr. Kalndl was nominated to succeed himself as- recorder the Democratic primary last April. The vacancy on the ticket occasioned by his death is expected to be filled by the Democratic county central committee. Board To Pick Successor Until an interim successor Li the office is appointed by the county board, the law provides that the chief deputy.

Nathan F. Baiter, shall discharge the duties of the office. Mr. Kaindl's post as ward committeeman is expected to be assumed by the alderman from the ward. Thomas E.

Keane. Mr. Kaindl leaves his widow. Hazel; an adopted son. Virgil A.

A. LANGE. FLORET OUR 61st YEAR Loop? 61-63 E. Monro CENtral 3777. Greenhouaea: 9C9 N.

Earlem. Village 4200 DEATH NOTICES la MtmsrlsH BASTIAN-Llllle J. and Jacob J. BasUan. In remembrance cf their elehty-fifth birthdays, Aug.

31 and Sept. 3. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. BERGER-Fred Be rger. In loving rr.emory of Dad, who passed away fourteen years tga today.

ARNOLD F. BERGER. TUEGEL-Clara Flierel. In loving cm cry of my dearly beloved wife, who passed away one year ago today. The blow was hard, the shock severe, We never thought your death near, Evry memory brines a tear.

Thoughts cf one we loved so dear; Our hearts still ache with loneliness. Only God alone knows how we miss you As ands the first sad year. YOUR EVER LOVING KUSBAK'D ANT) BROTHER. CfRACCO-Antoinetfe (Toni) Caracee. In lev.

In memory of our precious daughter and aister, cone four years todav. MALINA-Anna Malina, nee Korbel, cf 2335 S. California avenue, beloved wife ef ELIZABETH A. MAJOR Chicago friends learned yesterday of the death of Mrs. Elizabeth A.

Major. 63. director of the music center of the International Valley Foundation at South Kort-right. N. Y.

She was killed last Friday in an automobile accident near south Kortright. Mrs. Major, a native of Hungary, was well known in New York City as a voice teacher. She leaves her husband. Henry Major.

Hungarian caricaturist, two brothers and two sisters. Dr. Franz Alexander, director of the Institute for Psychoanalysis. 664 N. Michigan Paul Alexander of Herts.

England. Mrs. Magda Revesz of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and Mrs. Edward Van Saner. New York City.

church. Interment Mount)Carmel. Arm.78X GELLER-Hulda Oeller, late of 5010 Princeton avenue, beloved wife of the late Joseph, loving mother of Mrs. Mary Johnston, Mrs-Adeline Meehan, Mrs. Cecelia Rose and Joseph, beloved grandmother of seven, great-grandmother of seen.

Resting at chapel, 2324 W. 111th street, until 9 a.m., Wednesday, Sent. 1. Requiem Mass 10 a.m., at St. Martin's church, 6th St.

and Princeton av. Interment St. Mary's. GEORGE-Fnjamln Pierce George, Aug .30, field, 111., and Llddy Dotson of Jacksonville, 111. Service Thursday, 3:30 p.m., at funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue.

Member of Chicago's Own post, No. 1604, V.F.W. SOSKA-AIbert F. Soska, August 28, 1848, beloved husband of Lillian, fond father of Rose, Lillian, Albert F. Jr.

and John, brother of Sister M. Flavia of H.F.N., Frank and James, father-in-law of Ber-rdce, Marjorie, Eugen Nowakowskl, and Harry Seitz and grandfather. Funeral 1, 1948, 10 a.m., from chapel, 3313 Irving Fark road to Immaculate Heart of Mary church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

STAHMER-Ida Stahm'er, beloved mother of Victor and Mrs. Gretchen Neumann. Resting at 207 N. Vail avenue, Arlington Heights. Service Wednesday, 2 p.m., at St.

Peter Ev. Luth church. Lying In state, 13 noon to 2 p.m., at church. Interment Addison. STELSER-John Stelser Aug.

29, dearly beloved husband of Elizabeth, nee Egger, loving father of John Charles, Eltzabeth Catansro and Lydta Stelzer. Funeral Wednesday morning at 9:30, from mortuary, 1358 Wellington avenue, to St. Andrew's chapel. Hermitage and Addison. Interment St.

Joseph's cemetery. SULUVAN-Margaret Sullivan, 4806 W. 25th street, fond daughter of the late Dennis and Mary, nee Welch, sister of Dorothy Standee Funeral Wednesday, at 9 a.m., from funer- fil hn. I. What we would give to have you here, To hold you close to our hearts; What we would give to hear you call Mom" and "Dad" as you did before: Fut you left us.

precious, much too To enter In that great unknown land, Where some day though we know not when, Where we'll all be together again, 'Til then, memories, precious, keep you near. LONESOME MOM. DO. BROTHER AND SISTERS. CCKRANDT-Lillian Sehrandt.

In loving mere' cry of our dear mother, who passed away one year ago today. "Gone but not forgot, LOVING CHILDREN. P. (ScharJter) Shanken. In loving memory of our dear departed husband and father, who left us two years ago today.

Gone but not forgotten." LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. OBITUARIES DR. JAMES H. FITZBUTLER Services for Pr. James Henry Fitzbutler.

75. of 352 w. 92d st. wtio died Friday, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel at 4136 S.

Michigan av. Burial will be in Burr Oak cemetery. He was graduated from the Louisville National Medical college in 1896-. and from the Illinois Medical college in 1904. He had practiced in Chicago.

Gary. Jollet. and tn the Philippines. He leaves a son. James a daughter.

Mrs. Theresa Filait, and three sisters. Dr. Prima A. Washington.

Dr. Mary F. Waring, and Mrs. Myra Vincent. -DEATH NOTICES.

OREN ROOT i Berg (Mrs. Kaindl son by a previous marriage); two sisters, the Misses Clara and Alma Kaindl. and a brother. Arthur M. Kaindl, state representative from- the 23d district.

ABE C0HN, FOUNDER OF LONG ESTABLISHED CLOTHING FIRM, DIES Abe Cohn. 74. one of the founders of the Alfred Decker Cohn clothing company, died last night In his home at 5454 South Shore dr. uuuic. lvvi t.

AjajKiiue avenue, 10 Mary Queen of Heaven church. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery, Jollet, CI. Olympic 200. SWAI.LEY-J ohn Frank Swalley, ef 662 W. 116th place, husband of Emma, father of Mrs.

Margaret Fahrenbach and Mrs. Alice Cherrington and the late John Franklin grandfather of Mrs. Margaret Jessen and Thomas Cherrington, great-grandfather of Judith Ann Jessen. Services from chapel, 304 W. 119th street, Wednesday, 1:30 p.m.

Interment Fairmount. SWANSON-2nd Lt. Charles P. Swanson, ture. Field agents are checking on unregistered cemeteries, Murray said.

SENN HIGH RED PROBE ISA CLOSED CASE, SUPT. HUNT ASSERTS Supt. Herold C. Hunt of the Chicago schools said yesterday that unless the board of education requested it he did not intend to reopen the Investigation of charges that Miss Emilie Noack. Senn High school civics teacher, had favored communism In ber classes.

New York, Aug. 30 (AP) Oren Root, 75, former general manager of the Metropolitan Street Railway system and president of the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad company died yesterday. He was the father of Oren Root founder of the Associated Willkie clubs, which supported Wendell Willkie for President in 1940. and a nephew of Elihu Root, late American statesman. ABERNATHY-David J.

Abernathy, late of VolU Lake, beloved husband of Jeasle, nee Ball, loving father of Ruth, Jamas William S.md the late David. Bervlce Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2:30 p.m., at funeral home, 6200 N. Western avenue.cor ntr of Foster. Interment Memorial Fwi.

AGNEW-Phtllp L. Agnew, of 7348 N.lDamen avenue, beloved husband cf Bernice Corwin Agnew, fond father of Fhiltp L. Sfcella Marie, son of Mrs. Edward Agnew. brother of Mrs.

Theodore Carsten. Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 1, at 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue at Glenwood to St. Margaret Mary's church. ALBRECHT-Anna Albrecht.

nee Klein, 238 Barry avenue, Aug. 28, 1843, beloved wife ef the lata Max, loving mother of Gertrude Rathgeb, Raymond, Marearet Edwards, Ee.a Siwy, and Kerby, dear grandmother Cf 8th A.F., 448 Bom. 713 killed In action, Aug. 5, 1944, over Germany, dea? son of Walter O. Swanson.

of Joseph, loving mother ot forotny pano, Gladys Hoffman, Kenneth, Earl, Arthur and Robert, fond sister ef Benjamin and Joseph Korbel, Anthony and George Teichman, Vlasta White and Lillian Wall. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m., from chapel, 6318 W. 26th street, to Blessed Sacrament church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery.

Olympic 42. MATTESON-Mabelle Miller Matteson, beloved mother of Josephine Matteson de Bedoya, sister cf Sarah Miller Blymyer. Services to be held Monday, Aug. 30, at 11 a.m., in the Little Church of the Flowers. Forest Lawn mortuary, Glendale, California, in charge.

WcDONALD Augustine McDonald, nee Retzke, 1236 W. 32nd street, beloved wife cf John, dear mother of Patricia, Marie Jaqualine, John and Alice Ann, daughter of Theresa Retzke, sister of Elisabeth Begedza, Anna Koster, Theresa Schlmlck, Rose Koppert, John, and Michael Retzke. Funeral from chapel, 1059 W. 3nd street. Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., to St.

Bridget's church. Interment Resurrection. Member of Daughters of Isabella lodge. Information Yards 6424. McGIVERN-Allce Evlston McGtvern, beloved wife of the late Charles loving mother of Charles Mary Geneve lve L.

and Alice-Louise, sister of Thomas Kittle and Helen Evlston. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 929 Belmont avenue, to Our Lady of Lourdes church. Lnterment Mount Carmei cemeterv. MoKINSTRY-Elaine Jarvis Mc Klnstry, Aug.

30, 1948, of 2215 Lincolnwood drive, Evans-ton, 111., daughter cf John the late Josephine Mc Kinstry, sister of Donald E. Mc Kinstry. Service 2 p.m., Wednesday, at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Burial private. MEDE -Elmer Mede.

beloved husband el Gladys, nee Johnson, dear father of Donald E. and Robert son of the late Herman and Pauline Mede, brother of Paul, Mr. Oiga Greenslade and the late Walter. Member of Chicago Photo Engravers No. b.

Services Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2 p.m., at funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Ridgewood. Kildare 5420.

MESKAN-Margaret E. Meskan, late ef 3610 Cullomvenue, beloved wife of John daughter of Robert and the late Susan, of Josephine, Irene, Mrs. Ann Bell and Robert, Jr. Resting at funeral horns, 4332 Elston avenue. Services Wednesday, Sept.

1, at 11 a.m.. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. MILTON-Augusta C. Milton, Aug. 29, wife of the late Carl O.

Milton, beloved mother cf Alva and Ray, dear grandmother cf Kent, Carl, and Elisabeth. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 3175 N. Clark street. Interment Graceland. MUELLER-Anna Mueller, of 4058 N.

Damen avenue, Aug. 29, 1948, beloved wife cf the late Carl, loving mother of Anna Koch, Carl, Mary Sauer, and Patricia Eckart, of Munich, Germany, fond sister of Agatha Stern, dear grandmother of four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Service Wednesday. Sept. 1, at 2 p.m., at chapel, 2114 Irving Park road, to Graceland cemetery.

MULLIN-Susan Mullin, beloved wife of Michael Mullin, dear mother of Mary and the late Susan Feefahl. Funeral from home for funerals, Erie and Wabash avenues, Tuesday, Aug. 31, at 9:30 a.m., to Holy Name Cathedral. Interment All Saints. MURRAY-Margaret Madlgan Murray, fond mother of Mary Saepack, Delia Connors, and Ella Madlgan, dear grandmother of Helen Busse, William, John, Louis, Edward and the late Joseph Shepack, Joe Connors and Mrs.

Mae Turner, great-grandmother of Shirley and Annette Busse, John Connors, Darrel and Raymond Shepack. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m., from funeral home, 3751 W. North avenue, to Maternity B.V.M. church. Interment St.

Joseph's. Inf. Bel. 4047. NAVARRA -Joseph Navarra, Aug.

28, 1948, beloved husband of Mary. Funeral Wednesday, 1:20 p.m., at chapel, 4325 Armitage avenue. Interment Mount Olive. O'CONNOR-George A. O'Connor, late of 1008 W.

76th street, beloved husband of the late Florence (Tutts) Colby O'Connor, loving father ot Mrs. Florence Burtch. Funeral Wednesday, 10 a.m., at funeral home, Hal-sted at 76th street. Interment Mount Carmei cemetery. Stewart 7700.

O'CONNOR-Pfc Robert E. O'Connor i Hunt received a letter from DR. WILBUR V. JOHNSON Services for Dr. Wilbur V.

Johnson, 70, of 2625 N. Kostner who retired In February after 31 years on the staff of Municipal Tuberculosis sanitarium, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday in the chapel at 3425 Chicago av. Dr. Johnson, who died Sunday in Belmont hospital, had been a Chicago resident 60 years and a physician and surgeon since 1902.

Surviving are his widow. Alice two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Kelley and Mrs. Betty Espeland; two sisters, a brother, and two grandchildren. Elllodor Libonatl.

Americanism chairman of the Cook county council of the American Legion, demanding he keep a promise that he would hear additional evidence Libonati desired to present. The letter said Hunt had used "autocratic power to call off the bearings" and described bis action in closing the case as a "gross misuse of administrative authority." Hunt declined to comment on Libonati's letter but said he would answer it ultimately. His announcement he had closed the inquiry was made in a letter Hunt-directed to Libonati last Friday. EDW. H.

BAKER, 80, CONDUCTOR ON I. QUITS AFTER 60 YEARS Edward H. Baker. 80. yesterday ended 60 years of continuous ALBERT SANDLER LONDON.

Aug. 30 (ReutersV-Albert Sandler, 42. famous British violinist, died today in his home in a London suburb. Ill since February, he asked frequently in recent weeks tor his favorite Strad-ivarius violin, but could only finger the strings. Born in London of Russian descent, he was 12 when he played in a cinema orchestra for $1 a week.

MRS. MARY PATTESON Springfield, 111., Aug. 30 (AP Mrs. Mary Baker Patteson, 81, widow of Walter Lewis Patteson, Springfield journalist, and a great-niece of Mary Todd Lincoln, died here yesterday. Mrs.

Patteson was born Sept. 13, 1866, at Fort Mc-Dermott, the daughter of the late Col. and Mrs. Jbhn Pepe Baker. Her husband died in 1926.

JAMES CROSSER JR. 1Y43, ol SBiie Kenmore avenue, 111., husband of the late Lydia Harland George, father of Katharine George. Resting at chapel, 1567 Maple avtrr.ua, Evarg-ton, until Wednesday 2:30 p.m., Wednesday, at Charch of the Atonement, 5749 Kenmore avenue, Chics-go. Interment Graceland ceiaetery. GIFFHORN-WiUitLm A.

Giffhcrn, beloved husband of Mary (Dunlap), father of William A. brother of Mrs. Efctie G. Johns and Edna G. Swift of Kenton, Ohio, Aug.

29. Services In Cleveland, Aug. 31. CKOCCHIO-See Dorothy Bradley notice. GIST-Thomas B.

Gist, cf 9411 Pleasant avenue, Aug. 29, 1948, beloved husband of Henrietta Gist, nee Stark, fond father ef Thomas, Mrs. Marilyn Stewart, and Mrs. Cherle Arquilla. At chapel, 2121 W.

95th street, where services will be held Wednes-Iday, Sept. 1, at p.m. Interment Mount Hope. G0ET2E-Anna A. Goetze, of Blue Island, beloved wife cf the late William O.

Goetie, mother of Bertrand Bernhard, William, and Arthur, grandmother of seven grandchildren. Service Thursday, 1:30 p.m., at chapel, 79th and Emerald, under auspices of Jennie E. Bell chapter. No. 792, O.E.S.

Interment Mount Greenwood. HAGS -Michael F. Hage, cf 4957 Washington beloved husband of Libby, nee fond father of Lillian Sroor, Mabel Naser, James, Susan Lutfy, Emily Kallowi, Janice. Marie Gunther, Lorraine, George, and Faris, grandfather of twelve. grandchildren.

Funeral Thursday. 9 a.m., from chapel, 900 S. Sacramento to St. John the Eaptist church. Interment St.

Mary's. Sacramento 4747. HARBURG-Gordon E. Harburg, beloved husband of Margaret Farrell Harburg. fond father ef Eileen Meyer, grandfather of Michael Meyer.

Services Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1:30 p.m., at funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue at Glenwood. interment Mount Emblem. EE LBING -George A. Helblng.

age 81, of 934 Eaton street, Hammond, beloved husband cf Clara, loving father of Mrs. Gertrude Manners, Mrs. Clarice Raybould and Mrs. Margaret Staff, all of Chicago, Mrs. Edith Klemm of Valparaiso, George A and Arthur Chicago, fifteen grand-children, four great-grandchildren, brother of Edward of Chicago Heights.

Otto and Alvin of Chicago, Mrs. Amelia Thomassen cf Chicago and Miss Alma Helblng of Valparaiso, Ind. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p.m., at St. Paul's Lutheran church, Hammond. Interment Oak Hill.

Resting at chapel, 117 Rimbach street, Hammond, until 10 a.m., Wednesday. EOBAN-Margaret Hoban, nee Walsh, native of Westport, County Mavo, Ireland, Aug. 9, 1943, beloved wife of the late Timothy, loving mother of Mary Burke. Michael, William, Rose Waters, Peggy Heraty and the late Anna Costelio. Funeral from chapel, 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, Wednesday, Sept. 1, at 9:30 a.m., to St. Gregory's church. Interment Calvary. HOFFMAN-Mary Hoffman, of 1008 West 69ta street, beloved wife of the late Joseph Hoffman, fond mother of Ingnatlus, Elizabeth Tagler, Josephine Ellert, Edward and Catherine Guendling.

Funeral from chapel. 1503 W. 51st street, Thursday, Sept. 2, at 9 a.m., to Our Lady of Solace church. Interment St.

Mary's. Information call Yards 4965. HUCUELET-EmU Huguelet, of 1606 W.82nd street, beloved husband of Elizabeth Ebert Huguelet, devoted father of Mrs. Edward W. Hoy of Minneapolis, Norbert Vincent Sister M.

Victima O.S.F., and Mrs. John Phelps, brother of Adam, Frank, 1 Charles, Joseph, Mrs. Peter Sink, and Mrs. John P. Marshall.

Funeral Thursday, 9 a.m., from funeral home. 8400 S. Ashland avenue, to Little Flower church. Interment St. Mary's.

EUMPHREY-Henry Humphrey, 6931 South Chicago avenue, beloved husband of Leona. Restir.g at chapel, 7350 Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral Wednesday evening, Sept. 1, at 8 p.m. Interment Gilman, HI.

Member of Wauconda lodge. No. 298, A.F.& A.M., and Street Car Men's union, division 241- JESEVICH-Pfc. Peter Jesevich, killed In action, at Palistrlna, Italy, June 4, 1944, late of 1332 S. 57th avenue, Cicero, beloved son ef John, brother cf John Frances.

Resting at chapel, 1410 S. 50th avenue, Cicero, after 2 Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 1, at 8:30 a.m., to St. Anthony's church.

Interment St. Casimlr's cemetery. Townhail 2102 JCHNSON-Dr. Wilbur V. Johnson, late of 625 N.

Kostner avenue, beloved husband cf Alice, nee Strom, fond father of Mrs. Mildred Keliey and Mrs. Betty Espeland, dear brother of John (Ed), Mrs. Mathilda Knudson, Kirs. Ida Greene and the late Cyrus, survived by two grandchildren.

Funeral from chapel, 3425 W. Chicago avenue, Wednesday, Sept. 1, at 1 p.m. Interment Acacia Park. Nevada 7200.

XAnTOL-Edward J. Kalndl, Cook Count Re-eorder of Deeds, beloved husband cf Hazel, fSlr 01 loving brother ef Sta Rep. Arthur Clara and Alma E.Kawdl, son of the late Sebastiaa and Paulina Kalndl. Funeral Thursday, :30 a.m., from funeral heme, 1023 N. California avenue, to St.

Mark's church. Cortes and Campbell. Interment All Saints. LOUIS FAUST Funeral services for Louis Faust78. of 7948 Dante who died Sunday, will be held at 10 awn.

today in the home. He formerly operated a women's ready-to-wear store on 47th st. He leaves his widow, Mary, with whom he recently celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary, four sons. Asa. Herman, Oscar, and Bernard Faust, and four daughters.

Mrs. Frances Mayer. Mrs. Helen Oldbaum. Mrs.

Vivian Frieder. and Mrs. Beatrice Levy, wife of Irvine Levy, city sealer. Mr. Cohn helped establish the clothing fiAi.

manufacturers of Society brand clothing, in 1902 and was a partner in the business until 18 years ago when he retired. He lived for some years in Call-, fornia. but returned to Chicago re-i cently. Surviving are the widow. and a daughter.

Mrs. Betty Ros-enback. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Oakwood cemetery. WILLIAM B.

SIMPSON. STEEL MAN. LEAVES $3,523,000 ESTATE The estate of William B. Simpson. 71.

chairman of the A. M. Castle Steel company at the time of his death Jan. 13, was placed at $3,523,000 in an inheritance tax return filed yesterday in County court. The return placed federal estate tax at $1,238,710 and state inheritance tax at $273,346.

After bequests of $80,000 to 10 persons, the remainder of the estate was left in trust for three nephews. James Simpson John M. Simpson, and William Simpson. George Weidely, 77, Auto Pioneer, Dies In Indiana Indianapolis. Aug.

30 (AP) George Weidely, 77, pioneer Indianapolis automobile manufacturer, died yesterday in his home near suburban Carmei. He built one of the first air cooled engines, and manufactured engines used in the old Stutz automobile and Allis-Chalmers tractor. Earlier he was vice president of the company which built the defunct Premier car. FOUND DEAD IN ROOM Robert Gallagher, 45, an clevar operator, ti found dead, apparently of natural causes, in bed in his room 69 W. Ontario at.

Illinois Central voitmiifl vrhen 1 nm nt ft. ronduo i TV I. light. fast train between Chicago and St. Louis.

His retirement is effective today. Records of the railroad retire i I nimrl THOMAS M. BROWN Services for Thomas M. Brown, 63, of 6018 Winthrop for many years an insurance adjuster in Chicago, who died Sunday, will be held at 11 a.m. today in the chapel at 24 N.

Williams Crystal Lake, McHenry county. He will be buried in All Saints cemetery. Mr. Brown, a widower, is survived by his mother. Mrs.

Lillian Brown, of Crystal Lake; two sisters. Mrs. E. Hausworth of Maywood and Mrs. E.

L. Coffee of Crystal Lake, and a brother, Maj. E. N. Brown of Manila.

P. I. si wiwvmmi en, iunu aisier ci i.ena BfalK, Rose Karl, Augusta Rugaman, John, Anton Klein. Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 1.

at 9 a.m., from chapel, 2114 Irving Park road, to St. Benedict's church. Interment St: Joseph's cemeterv. B5 AGLET-Alice E. Beagley, nee Dehnel, cf 648 N.

Kadvale avenue, beloved wife of John fond daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dehnel, abater of Esther Lexow, and Howard Dehnel. Services Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2 p.m., at funeral home, 5350 W.

North avenue. Interment St. Lucas. Tuxedo 8344. BEHRENDT-Adeline Behrendt, late of 4711 Grace street, beloved wile of the late Herman, loving mother of Herman, Otto, Helen Mauritxen, Alma Kanzy, Ella Scharlow, Paul and Ernest, sister of Albert Meonake, Augusta Beggerow and Martha Treptow.

Resting at funeral home, 4653-61 Milwaukee avenue, until noon, Wednesday. In state at St. John's Evan. Luth. church, Montrose and LaVergne, until time of service, at 2 p.m.

Interment St. Lucas. Member of St. John's Ladies' Aid. BETTZEL-Augusl S.

Beltiel, son of the late Joseph and Theresa, nee Anton, brother of Joseph J. Beitzel. Funeral Wednesday, at 9 a. m. from chapel, 4817 Madison street, to St.

Andrew's church. Burial St. Boniface, Austin 1137. EENSON-Esther Benson, of 7351 Constancy avenue, beloved wife cf the late Kaphtall dear mother of Alvin Helen Kramer, and Steward, loving grandmother of Joyce Ann. Service Wednesday, 11 a.m., at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue.

Interment Beroly. BOftN-Bertha Born, suddenly, Aug. 29, late of 4608 N. Kildare avenue, wife of the late Ott6, mother of Herbert. Otto, and Bertha Tyre, four grandchildren, one great-grandchild, sister of Louise Manthie, and William Blandenburg.

Resting at funeral home, 4332 Elston avenue. Services Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2 p.m. Interment Wunder's cemetery. ERADLE Y-Dorothy Bradley, dear daughter cf Celia, beloved granddaughter cf Amelia and the late Joseph Ginocchio, fond niece cf Mary Sharboro, George.

Albert and Vivli Ginocchio. Funeral Wednesday. 0 a.m., from chapel, 1946-43 W. Cgden venue, corner ci Harrison street, to St Patricks church. Interment Mount Carmei.

Seeley C4S3. BROWN-Thomas M. Erown, of 6018 Win-throp avenue, Chicago, age sixty-three, suddenly, at Elgin, Illinois, Aug. 28, beloved son cf Mrs. Liliie Brown of Crystal Lake, brother cf Mrs.

J.E. Hausworth cf Maywood, and Mrs. Edward L. Coffee cf Crystal Lake, and Major E.N. Brown of Manila, FhiliFpine Islands.

Tuesday, Aug. 31, at 11 a.m., at Cuerhammer Funeral Home. 24 N. Williams street, Crystal Lake, Illinois. Interment All Saints cemetery, Des Flaines.the Rav.

Donald E. Piatt officiating. CADWELL-Luiu Cadwell, of 2639 Leland avenue, beloved wife of the late Charles Cadwell, fond mother of Georgia Weinberg, and thp late Florence Hoffman. Grandmota- "er cf Arthur and Theodore Hoffman, EUea O'Donnell, Jean Elptx, mother-in-lav ef Samuel A. Eoffman.

Services Tuesday, 8 p.m., from parlors, 2627 Lawrence 'venue. Interment Grass Lake, MicaUran. Antaoey TaHurico notice. COLLJNS-Ahaa C. Collins, beloved wife ol the late Samuel Collins, fond mother of Juiiea grandfather of Julien H.

Jr.nd Claire. Resting at funeral home, 3918 Irving. Park road. Service Tuesday, Aug. 31, at ajn.

Interment Memorial Para. CROSSER-James Crosser beloved hus-fcandof Leona, ne Burke. Funeral Thura-Str SeptS. 9 a.m.. from chapel.

7705 Cot-frj, Cr avenue, to Holy Cross church. Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Hdj. 3rd 130 33rd U.S.

passed away in Luzon, July '24. 1945. formerly of 7253 S. Fair- 3748 N. Wayne avenue and Mrs.

Ethel Thomas, step-son of Mrs. Fern Swanson. stepbrother of Dorothy and Phyllis McGinnis. Resting at chapel, 3552 Southport avenue, until noon Thursday. Service at 2:30 p.m., at Holy Trinity Lutheran church.

Addison and Magnolia. Interment Irving Park cemetery. Military honors Daniel Gibson post. No. 269, A.L.

TALLURICO-Anthony (Muggsi) Taliurlco, of 1015 S. Newberry avenue, loving son of the late Louis and Domenica, devoted brother of James, Mrs. Angelina Petrocelli, Mrs. Catherine Caporale, Mrs. Theresa Petri, Mrs.

Rose DeMarco and the late Carmen. Funeral Thursday, 9 a.m., from chapel, 813 W. Taylor street, to Guardian Angel church. Interment Mount Carmei cemetery. Monroe 0449.

TAYLOR-Harrlett Olive Taylor, Aug. 29, 194S, of 482 N. Austin boulevard, Oak Park, beloved wife of Samuel R. Taylor, fond mother of Samuel R. and the late William James Taylor, sister cf Mrs.

Fred M. Padgett, Charles and Fred Rose, grandmother of Virginia Ruth and Harriett Anne. Resting at funeral home, 318 N. Central avenue, Austin. Service Wednesday, 2:30 p.m.

Interment Forest Home. Euclid 7487. THOMPSON-Anna Thompson, nee Norton, formerly of 1022 W. 34th place and late of 3339 S. Bell avenue, beloved wife of the late Daniel, dear mother of Joseph and Daniel, grandmother of five grandchildren.

Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 1, at 9 a.m., from funeral home, 3604 S. Hoyne avenue, to St. Maurice's church. Interment Mount Olivet.

THOMPSON-Emma Thompson, Aug. 28, late of 1923 Fletcher street, wife of the late Almerian, fond mother of Clarence, Myrtle Deinhart, Grace Boos and the late Edward, grandmother Of eleven grandchildren and fourteen great-grandchildren. Remains at funeral home, 2056-58 Belmont avenue, until 11:30 a.m., Wednesday, Sept. 1. Lying in state at Ascension Lutheran church, Cornelia and Wolcott avenues, from 12 noon, Wednesday, until 2 the hour of services.

Interment Montrose cemetery. TOUSSAINT-John B. Toussaint, age 79 years, beloved husband of Mary, nee Klein, loving father of Adelaide Gorgen, Matthias, Vincent, Frances, John, Peter, Clara Dett-wlller, Gerard and Nicholas, fond brother of Elizabeth Toussaint and the late Peter, Fred and Mary, loving grandfather of "twelve grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m.. from chapel 1723 Larabee streetto SLMichaei's church.

Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. TULLIA-Rocea Tullia, beloved husband of Jasie, dear lather of Louise Alois asd Joseph. Funeral Wednesday, at 0 a.m., from funeral home, 2500 N. Cicero avenue, to St.

Genevieve's church. Interment Mount Carmei. Berkshire 6070. UDELEVITZ-Rachel Leah Udelevitz, of 3417 W. 15th street, loving wife of Charles, beloved mother of Dr.

Maurice Louis Dale, sister of Ida Miller. Funeral Tuesday, 3:30 p.m., at chapel, 4225 Roosevelt avenue, corner Tripp. Interment Jewish Waldheim. Please omit flowers. WAGNER-Anna Mary Wagner, 6407 W.

24tn street, Cicero, beloved wife of the late Josef Wagner, former owner of the Wagner Dairy, fond mother of Frank, Joe and James Wagner, Anr.e Caseric, Mildred Stevens, Eieanore Pomey, Evelyne Visco, and the late Sylvia Crowe, seven grandchildren, daughters-in-law and sons-in-law. Services Wednesday, 2 p.m., at home for funerals, 5844 W. Cermak road. Interment Bohemias National cemetery. Olympic 243.

WALBRIDGE -Jennie Walbridge, of 6312 N. Winthrop avenue, Aug. 30, 1948, beloved mother of Cora Lane, fond sister of Mrs. Gustave Fischer and Elizabeth cf California. At chapel, 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, Sept. 1, at 2 p.m. Interment private. WALLACE-Frank Wallace, late ef 1501 W. Ohio street, loving husband of Juila, r.ee Siva, dear father cf Frank Leona Moore, Judy Betts, Gloria Moore, Dulcie Killer, Mona, Joan and the late Berntce Bauer, brother of Mamie McNamara and Nellie AUir.g, both of Les Angeles, Cal.

Funeral Wednesday, at 8:30 a.m., from chaoel, 624 N. Western avenue, to St. -face church. Interment St. Joseph's.

Armitage 7S00. WALSH-Pieree Walsh, ef 6429 S. Kedvale, beloved husband of Letty Evans Walsh, fond father of Letty Mav, dear brother cf Bridle, Nell, John F-, and William Walsh. Services Wednesday, 2 p.m., at Calvary Lutheran church, 62cd street and Kenneth avenue. Interment Mount Greenwood.

Member of Paramount lodge, No. 1015, A.F. and A.M., William Hobbs lodge No. 4, B. cf R.T., and H.Y.C.

Square club. At chapel, 6245 S-Ked-zie avenue, until noon Wednesday. Masonic services at chapel, Tuesday evenlcg at 8. WARTEKSLEBEN-EniHie Wartessleben, beloved wife of the late Louis, fond mother of Florence and Mrs. Ada Lewis, dear sister of Leo Keller, Funeral Tuesday, August 31, at 10 at chapel, 93S E.

47th street, to ML, Isaiah cemetery. Family at Lewis rsUncs3QfiBaxina anma, iieia avenue, beloved son of John 1. and Mabel Foley O'Connor, fond brother cf Mary Catherine, John J. Jr. and Garrett T.

O'Connor. Remains at chapel, 7133 S. Western avenue after 12 noon Tuesday, Aug. 31. Funeral Wednesday 9:30 from chapel, to SL Adrian's church.

Mass 10 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Military honors by Deksnis-Keenan post No. 7168. V.

F. W. Prospect 0777. OSCHSEL-Fred Oechsel, age 89, beloved husband of the late Adeline, dear father of Jack of Los Angeles, Edward, and Elsie Gabor, grandfather ot four. Resting at funeral home, 2440 N.

Central avenue, until noon, Wednesday, Sept. 1. Lying in state at Messiah Ev. Luth. church, Melvina, and Patterson avenues, from 12:30 p.m., until time of service 2 p.m.

Interment Concordia. Kildare 6420. CSTERGREN-Jean Ostergren, beloved husband of Lucille, loving father of Donald, Mary Lu and David, fond brother of Mrs. Hilja Modica. Resting at chapel, 851 E.

75th street. Service Wednesday, Sept, 1, 3 jn. Interment family lot. FALMER-Elsie Watt Palmer, beloved wife of Dr. Elmer D.D., lovir.g mother cf Dorothy Lobos, Phyllis Raad and Paul, sister of Ed Watt.

At chapel, 203 S. Marion street (Wisconsin avenue), until Wednesday noon. Services 2 p.m., at Jud-son Baptist church, Austin boulevard and Berkshire street, Cak Park. Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. James Crosser 65, of 1003 E.

Macquette a chemical inspector for the state since he moved to Chicago from Cleveland 10 years ago, died yesterday in his home. Services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Thursday in Holy Cross church, 65th st and Maryland av. His widow, Leona, survives. deAth notices WEBSTER-James Webster, Aug.

29, 1948, husband of the late Anna Drews Webster, father of the late T.T. and J.C. Webster. Services at chapel, 200 E. Erie street.

Tuesday, 2 p.m. Interment Cleveland, Ohio. WESTBERG-Anna Westberg, formerly of 6553 S. Bishop street, beloved wife of the late Claus, dear mother of Sidney and Clarence Westberg, and Mrs. Ruth Stewart.

Service Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1:30 p.m., at chapel, 1107 W. 7Sth street. Interment Mount Hope. WHTTMAN-Arthur A.

Whitman, beloved husband of Helen, cea Fisher, fond father of Arthur A. Lorraine Harrington Fent, Robert Mary Banholzer, brother of Mrs. Orpha Kohl and the lata Anna Reh-feid. Funeral from chapel, 4401 Lawrence avenue, Thursday, 9 a.m., to St. Thomas Aquinas church.

Literment Mount Carmei. Mulberry 4400. WH-KE-Walter H. Wilke. beloved husband of Louise, fond father of Vera.

Resting at parlors, 6451-53 S. Ashland avenue, until Tuesday morning. Services 3 p.m., fronUJt. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran cnurch, 7400 S. Michigan avenue.

Interment Thursday, Sept. 2, in Beechwood cemetery, Ottawa, Ontario papers please copy. Prospect 0220 WILLARD-William S. Willard, beloved mis-band of the late Frances, fond father of Sprague, father-in-law of Dorothy, grand- father of John, James and Lois. Services Wednesday, Sept.

1, 1 p.m. at funeral home 5200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Ridgewood cemetery. WITKOWSKY-Tacob L.

Witkowsky, beloved coo of the late Louis and Flora Witkowsky, dearest brother of Emma. Funeral at the convenience of the family. Please omit Cowers. WYCH-Catherine Wych, late cf 848 H. Hermitage avenue, loving mother of Anna Bartolini, Genevieve, Stephanie Klein.

Rose Norberg, Marie Luepte and Louis. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from parlors, 834-33 N. Ashland avenue, to Holy Innocents church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

Eaymarket 5600. YOUNGBERG-Donald G. Youngberg, son of George and Loretta, nee Soldmann, brother cf Car I. private services and burial Tuesday am August 31, 1943. 2EIGLER-Arthur Q.

Selgler, beloved son of William Christina, brother of Eueeae Hazel Ryder Zander, and Pearl Grace Brimmer. Resting at funeral home, 3918 Irving Park iroad. Service Wednesday, at 3 p.m. Interment Acacia rark cemetery. ZICH-Martha Zich, nee Obara.

beloved wife) of Vincent, lovt-sg mother of George, Vincent, Bennee, Florence, La Verne, Louise and Margaret, mother-in-law of Estelle, and Elisabeth Zich, Stanley Wo-darczyk, Henry Llgenza and George Kadlec, grandmother of five. Funeral Taesday. Aug. 31. at 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 1901 W.

street, to St. Pius church. Intermeat HesurrectiOB cemetery. Canal 1243. HURSEN CHAPELS ment board au- E.

H. Baker thority certify Baker as the oldest employe of any American railway from the standpoint of service. He went to work for the Illinois Central May 8. 1888. Baker received farewells from railroad colleagues when he left Chicago for St.

Louis and when he left there on his return trip to Chicago. His home is at 8051 Ingleside av. EVICTION DATE NEAR. PARENTS ABANDON 5 CHILDREN IN FLAT Facing eviction from their four room apartment Oct, Leroy Scherer, 36, a truck driver, and his wife, Eva, 31, yesterday abandoned their five children ranging in age from 2 to 10 in the apartment at 1708 N. Kedvale av.

and disappeared. They left a note to a roomer, Edward Horn, 29, also a truck driver, telling of their decision, and asking him to see that the children were taken care of. Horn reported the matter to police who placed the four older children, Leroy 10; Helen, 7: Linda, 5, and Susan-; 4. in the Juvenile home, and the youngest, David, 2, in St. Vincent's orphan- Mother Dies 0i Injuries In Blast That Killed Son Mrs.

Lucille Caddell, 41. died yesterday in Mercy hospital. Gary, of Injuries suffered Aug. 22 when a gasoline stove exploded in ber borne at 33S8 Wisconsin st Gary. The explosion occurred when fumes accumulated in the kitchen of the bouse and were ignited when Mrs.

Caddell lighted a lamp. Her son, Danny, 1. died a few tours after the explosion. Thoroushly MRS. ANNA MARY WAGNER The funeral of Mrs.

Anna Mary Wagner. 74. who died Sunday in her home at 5407 W. 24th Cicero, will be held at 2 p. m.

Wednesday in the chapel at 5844 Cer-. mak Cicero. She will be buried In Bohemian National cemetery. She was the widow of Josef Wagner, cwner of the Wagntr dairy company. Mrs.

Wagner leaves three sons and four daughters, Frank. Joseph and James, and Mrs. Anne Caserio. Mrs. Mildred Stevens.

Mrs. Eieanore Pomey and Mrs. EveLvne Visco. WILLIAM W. LANAHAN Providence.

R. Aug. 30 AP-W'llliam Wallace Lanahan, 64. Baltimore investment banker and president of the board of Johns Hopkins hospital, died today In Jane Brown hospital here. A summer resident cf Watch Hill.

R. L. Lanahan was admitted to the hospital a week ago with a heart condition. Lanahan was a director of the Mid-Continent Petroleum member of the New York Stock exchange and member of several Baltimore financial institutions. BENJAMIN PIERCE GEORGE Benjamin Pierce George.

85. of 5926 Kenmore died yesterday in bis home. He retired in January. 1947. as secretary of the Electrical Credit association.

20 N. Wacker dr. He leaves a daughter. Miss Katherine George. Services will be held at 2:30 p.m.

Wednesday in the Church of the Atonement. 5749 Kenmore av. Burial will be in Graceland cemetery. KAVANAGH-James G. beloved brother cf Eugene T.

and Agnes K. Godfrey. Wednesday, 10:30 fromchai el, 6203 Laxe Park avenue, to Church of St. Thomas the Apostle. Interment Holv Sepulchre Hyde Park 0014.

AIR Conditioned Qualify with Economy NORTHi WELIIngton 124 SOUTH- CALumef 4030 WEST: HAYmorket 0100 Thoroughly Air-Conditlontd raPISA-Vito rHPisa, late of 833 S. FerdS- rind street. Forest Park. nt. beloved mband of Rosalie, nee Patano.

loving Sof RaeT Michael and Uncoln. father- 5aw of Adeline and Viola, devoted grand- J.thSr ol Barbara, Judy and Rose Mary, fatner KEAKEY-SSgt, Joseph 7. Keaney, Co. S5th USJi killed in action, Dec IS, 1944, Germany, beloved son of Patrick T. and the late Bridget Keaney, brother ef Patrick, Mrs.

Bea Murphy, Mrs. Miry Foran, Mrs. Eleanor Loretta and Geraldine Keaney. Funeral Wedsesdav, at 9:30 from funeral home, 245 W. North avenue, to Immaculate Conception church.

Interment Mount CarmeL, ERLM AN-Marvin R. Perlman, 6053 N. Mozart, beloved husband of Florence, nee Naumowiez. father of Karen and Charlotte, son of Edith and the late Harry, brother of Eileen Simon and Robert. Services Tuesday, 10 at funeral chapel, 6145 Broadway.

Interment Rosemont Park cemetery. FESRI-See Aatho.y Tallurico notice. PETERSEN-Wald? H. Petersen, 230 Pine avenue, beloved husband ef Marie, dear father of Nels, grandfather of Conrad and Eugenia, brother of Christian, Julius, Daisy Petersa. and Eieanore Wailmaa.

Service Thursday, 2 at funeral heme, 301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Acacia Park. Member of Western society of Engineers. PETROCELXI-See Anthony Tilurico notice. Ptrr2-Anna Puts, nee Blasberg, cf 7506 Madison street.

Forest Park, beloved wife of Henry Puts, fond mother cf Eifriede Meyer, and Ethel Werainghaus, grand-moth of Elaine Banger and William E. Wern-Inghaus, great-grandmother of BUly and Bobby Baneer. Foneral Wednesday. Sept. 1, 1949.

at 3 at ehacel, 7319 Madisoa street. Forest Park. Interment Mount Emblem, Josepn's cemetery. Estebrook 6030. EMARCO-Se Anthony Taliurlco ootioa.

McMahoa Dixon, beloved rf tnelate Fred dear mother of Ma Guy. MiMrsd McCarthy. Gracf tt. late Roy mea MrMahoo. Funeral Wednesday.

to Peter Caneslua church, Eurl-" CaxmeL AusUa X137. i KEIXY-Mary A. Kelly, nee Stach, of 6522 S. Washtenaw avenue, dearly beloved wife of Martin dear mother of Martin J. ana Marian, sister of Mrs.

Floyd SccraufnageL, Mrs. Howard and William Stach. Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 1, at 10:30 a.m.. from parlors, 2438 W.

63rd street, to EL Rita chapel, 63rd and Oakley avenja. Interment St. Mary's. Pros. 8300.

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