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DAILY TRIBUNE: 22 Tuesday, Nov. 25, 1947 COUNCIL GROUP ASKS DEMOTION OF MTS CHIEF Would Limit Dr. Newitt to TB Control Work The city council finance committee recommended yesterday that Arthur W. Newitt, tuberculosis trol officer at Municipal Tuberculosis sanitarium, be relieved of his duties as chief administrative officer there but retained at a lower salary with his activities confined to tuberculosis control work. The committee gested that directors of the institution consider appointment of a business manager to handle top adminIstrative duties.

The committee, which had been considering a proposed 1948 budget for the institution, voted in executive session to write a letter containing these proposals to the directors. It will be suggested that Itt's salary be reduced from $12,000 to $8,500 annually. Would Coordinate Work Under the aldermen's plan, Newitt would work primarily tuberculosis prevention and search. He would direct activities the sanitarium's clinics and mobile units, and coordinate tuberculosis work of the sanitarium, the board health, and the Tuberculosis Institute of Chicago and Cook county. Before the executive session, the committee had questioned Dr.

Newitt. It was brought out that he directing administration of the sanitarium, a as well as engaging in berculosis control work. Ald. Lancaster read the lowing from a copy of an order sent out by Dr. Newitt: Any matters that personnel want brought to tention of the board of directors any individual member of the board of directors shall be addressed the tuberculosis control officer." Termed "Bad Practice" Dr.

Newitt acknowledged writing the order. Ald. Duffy committee chairman, recalled Dr. Newitt's earlier statement that employes were welcome to make suggestions to the board on improvements any time. He told Newitt his directive was "bad practice." Mayor Kennelly, who Joined the discussion briefly, said he thought tuberculosis control officer is not the proper title for this position." In the past, the city council hasn't paid enough attention to this institution," Duffy said, "but in the future we will." Addressing his remarks to Dr.

Newitt, Duffy said: "I think the use of a little diplomacy employes there, particularly those in the professional field, and the practice of democracy, may serve you well in your contact with employes." Reckless Firing Charged Aldermen charged at a hearing on the sanitarium budget last week, that Dr. Newitt had been recklessly firing employes and replacing them with persons of no experience. The hearing had been continued to yesterday because Dr. Newitt was out of the city. The budget proposed by the sanitarium directors was taken under advisement.

The directors-Francis Lyons, Dr. Ernest E. Irons, and Dr. Herman N. Bundesen-asked appropriations totaling $5,343,844 in 1948, compared with $4,025,334 this year.

Seek to Identify Man Killed by I. C. Train Police yesterday were seeking to Identify a man whose body was found on the Illinois Central tracks at 39th st. yesterday morning. The man, whose head was crushed, apparently was struck by a train.

He was described as 40 to 45 years old, weighing 140 pounds, 5 feet 6 inches in height, brown hair, gray eyes, snd a scar under the left eye. He was wearing a gray tweed coat, blue overcoat, khaki trousers and shirt, and black shoes. Traffic Deaths Total 591 for 1947 in County Up to 4 p. m. yesterday, 591 persons had been killed in Cook county traffic accidents since Jan.

1. Of these, 428 were killed in Chicago, where 17,994 persons were injured In the same period. German Hospital Patients Bring Own Potatoes ERLANGEN, Germany, Nov. 24 (P) Prospective patients at the Erlangen University hospitals must bring their own potatoes, the city council decided today. WINTER THINGS We'll be glad to advance you the money to buy whatever you need Loans $10 to $500 FAMILY LOAN LOOP 202 S.

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Rixon, 83, of 3707 N. Kedvale vice president and brother of the founder of Benson and Rixon, firm, with. which he was associated died yesterday in Illinois Masonic hospital. Dr. Paul Schmidt, coroner's physician, was to make an examination to determine if Rixon's death was caused by injuries incurred July 17 when he was struck by an automobile at Addison st.

and Karlov av. Mr. Rixon is survived by his widow, May; a daughter, Mrs. Pearl R. Winnon, and a son, Paul.

Services will be held in the chapel at 3918 Irving Park rd. tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. Burial will be in Memorial Park cemetery. Frank W.

Crilley OB OBITUARIES Services for Charles W. Dempster, 80, president of Rosehill cemetery corporation since 1922, were .1 held last Saturday. Mr. was born in Gloversville, N. and came to Chicago in 1873.

He was in the wholesale dry goods business for several years before 1922. He and Mrs. Dempster, the former Mary A. Gillette who survives, were prominent in Chicago society. Mr.

Dempster died Thursday in his home at 209 Lake Shore dr. Verona, N. Nov. 24 (P) Frank W. Crilley, 63, who won fame and the congressional medal of honor during his 30 years as a navy deep sea diver, died last night in Brooklyn naval hospital after a long illness.

Grilley earned the medal of honor for his work in salvaging submarine S-4 off Waikiki beach, Hawaii, in 1915. He made a then record dive of 3 306 feet to rescue a fellow diver. Charles L. Blight Services for Charles L. Blight, 8123 Oglesby for 30 years an accountant associated with Lussky, White Coolidge, dry goods wholesalers, will be held at 2 p.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 7838 Cottage Grove av. Mr. Blight suffered a fatal heart attack yesterday at 83d st. and Yates av.

Surviving are his widow, Clara; a son, Richard, and a daughter, Patricia. Rear Adm. John M. Smeallie Lafayette, Nov. 24 (AP) Re Rear Adm.

John Morris Smeallie, 61, who was retired from the navy in 1942 because of physical disability, died of a heart attack in his hotel room here last night. The rear admiral and Mrs. Smeallie were motoring from Washington to California to visit their daughter, Mrs. B. Burks of Coronado.

Smeallie was a native of Amsterdam, N. Y. Charles F. Massey Charles Francis Massey, 77, died yesterday in his Miami Beach home where he had resided since his retirement from the Massey Concrete Products company, 122 S. Michigan which he founded.

Services will be held tomorrow in Patrick's church, Miami Beach. widow, Stir Amanda, survives. Child's Death from Burns in Home Ruled Accident The death of Therese Nealis, 4, of 4043 Gladys in Michael Reese hospital Saturday of burns suffered nine months ago in a fire in her home, was termed an accident yesterday by a coroner's jury. Her mother, Mrs. Dorothy Nealis, 34, told the jury that the child started the fire in the kitchen of her home by lighting a piece of paper which in turn ignited her clothing.

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Harlem GE CENTRAL 3777 DEATH NOTICES In Memoriam Henry F. Boehrnsen. 25, 1944. Somewhere In France in a soldiers grave, Lies our dear one among the brave. He never shunned his country's call, But gladly gave his life, his all.

LONESOME MOTHER, SISTER, AND BROTHER. CONLEY- Mary Ann Conley. A tribute to the memory of my dear mother, who passed away six years ago today. High mass will be celebrated 8:30 a. m.

at St. Rita's church. I watched her slowly fade away: I could not hold her here; With an aching heart, I had to part, With the one I loved so dear. LOVING DAUGHTER HELEN F. FAHEY.

DAGGER-Everett Herbert Dagger, B. U. S. N. R.

In loving memory of our dear son and brother, who was killed in action three years ago today. The years may wipe out many things, But this they wipe out never; The memory of the happy days, When we were all together. LOVING FATHER, MOTHER, BROTHER, AND SISTER. DE VITO-PYt. Tony Marco De Vito, 1944.

His memory is as dear today As in the hours he passed away. SISTERS AND ADOPTED MOTHER. FINK- -Jack Fink, pharmacist mate In loving memory of our beloved son and broth3 er, who gave his life for his country four years ago. A link that binds us death cannot sever. Our love and memories will last forever.

MOTHER, SISTER, AND BROTHERS. FRIEND- Oscar F. Friend. In cherished memory of our beloved husband and father, who passed away two years ago today. LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.

GIERMANN-In fond remembrance of my beloved mother, Bertha Giermann, who passed away three years ago today. DAUGHTER, LILLIAN. GINSBURG-Shifra Ginsburg. In loving memory of my beloved wife who passed away one year ago today, Nov. 25, 1946.

ART. GOLDBERG-Louis B. Goldberg. In cherished memory of our beloved husband and father who passed away Nov. 25, 1945.

know him was to love him." LOVING WIFE MILLIE AND DAUGHTER SONYA. HELLER-Olga S. Heller. In loving memory of our dear mother and grandmother, who passed away four years ago today. LOVING SON, EUGENE AND GRANDDAUGHTER.

MASOR-Nettie Masor. In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away 29 years ago today. LEONA AND LESTER. MATSON-Lt. Clarence A.

Matson, U. S. A. In loving memory of our dear son and brother, 25, killed In action 1n France, Nov. 1944.

Nothing can ever take away Fond memories linger every day. The love our hearts hold dear. Remembrance keeps him near. LOVING MOTHER, DAD AND SISTER. McLAUGHLIN-Walter B.

McLaughlin. In fond memory of my dear departed husband who passed away three years ago today. YOUR LOVING WIFE ELLA. SCHULMAN-Morris J. Schulman.

In fond memory of our dear husband and father, who passed away 20 years ago today. LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. TROTTMAN-Elizabeth Trottman. In loving memory of our dear mother who passed away 30 years ago today. LOVING CHILDREN.

ABELT-Walter Abelt. suddenly, of 5013 W. 24th street, Cicero, beloved husband of Martha, nee Lehman; dear son of Olga and the late Julius. brother of Ernest Abelt and Della Koeppen. Resting at funeral home, 2130-32 W.

21st street, until 11 a. m. Wednesday, Nov. 26. Services 2 p.

m. at St. Matthew's Evangelical Lutheran church, 21st street and Hoyne avenue. Interment Concordia cemetery. Vir.

7758. AMALGAMATED LITHOGRAPHERS UNION, LOCAL NO. 4-Frank Puckelwartz, prover, died Friday, Nov. 21. Funeral Tuesday.

Nov. 25, 2 p. at chapel; 5622 Irving Park road. GEORGE A. CANARY, Pres.

ANDERSON-Elmer C. Anderson, beloved husband of Sylvia, dear father of Lolita A. Cadey, father-in-law of George J. Cadey, grandfather of Kent and George. Services Wednesday, Nov.

26, at 1:30 p. m. at funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue, Interment Mount Emblem. KIl.

5420. ANDERSON- Gideon E. Anderson, 9411 Laflin street, Nov. 23, 1947, beloved husband a of Maude Anderson, fond father of Elinor M. Kitzelman and Edward grandfather of Janet and Virginia Kitzelman, brother of David, Marie, and Oscar.

At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Friday, Nov. 28, at 1 p. m. Interment Fairmount.

Arriving from Phoenix, Wednesday afternoon. AOSKAD- -Clara A. Aoskad of 6558 S. Mozart street, beloved wife of Frank dear mother of Leonard grandmother of Frank L. Aoskad, sister of Louise Smith, Elizabeth Connelly, and Henrietta Ahern.

Services at Marquette Park Presbyterian church Wednesday, 2 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. At chapel, 6245 S. Kedzie avenue, until noon Wednesday.

Member of Lawn chapter, No. 527, 0. E. S. ARENDT-Emma A.

Arendt, nee Theis, beloved wife of Philip fond sister of Robert, John, and George Theis and the late Julia Prehm. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 3517-27 N. Pulaski road, to St. Matthias' church.

Indepedence 5800. AUSTIN-Ella L. Austin, nee Le Veau, beloved wife of Nelson fond mother of Shirley V. and Jeanne Walker, grandmother of Patricia, Mary Ellen, and Edward, sister of Genevieve O'Conner. Funeral Wednesday, 12:30 p.

at funeral home, Lake st. at 2d Maywood. Interment Oakridge. Maywood 14. BACKHAUS- Oscar F.

Backhaus, beloved husband of the late Margaret, devoted father Mrs. Raymond Myrtle L. M. Cross, Cross, dear great-grandfather grandfather of of Susan M. Cross.

Funeral Nov. 26, at 1:30 p. at funeral home, 3026 Belmont avenue. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. Member of Kilwinning lodge, No.

311, A. F. A. M. Kindly omit flowers.

Inf. Jun. 4200. BAKER -George W. Baker, late of 3961 Drexel services at chapel, 2715 Madison street, Friday, Nov.

28, at 1 p. m. Burlal Glen Oak cemetery. Member of Pipe Fitters' Assn. Sac.

2238. BALOK-Anna Balok late 1733 W. Superior street, beloved wife of Benjamin, fond mother of Benjamin and Mildred Ckrvantes, grandmother of 3 grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 26, at 9 a.

from chapel, 2245 W. Huron street, to St. Columbkille's church. Interment Our Lady of Sorrows. Seeley 5400.

BEARD -Alice E. Beard, late residence, 2373 E. 70th street, wife of Robert mother of Robert H. Beard Jr. and Mrs.

Louise Freeman, sister of Mrs. Jennie I. Bisbee and Charles E. Bacon. Resting at funeral home, 79th street and Phillips avenue.

Services 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. Interment Oak Woods cemetery. South Shore 6959.

BECK Beck, suddenly, at Hollywood, beloved husband of Pearl Beck, dear brother of Carrie Klein, Arthur, and the late Hattie Fisher, Lew, and Sam. Services Tuesday, 11 a. at chapel, 5206 Broadway. BECKER-William Becker of 7261 Vincennes avenue, beloved husband of Anna, nee Tomasek; loving brother of Emma Whitcomb, Freda Kessler. and Walter Becker.

Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 26, at 1:30 p. at chapel, 5112 S. Western avenue. Interment Bethania.

Pro. 4758. BEILMAN-Hattie J. Bellman of 1369 Hyde Park boulevard, beloved wife of the late John J. Beilman, devoted mother of Mrs.

Lorraine Goldstein, Mrs. Phillis Miller, and Allen E. Bellman, dear sister of Mrs. Belle Green, Mrs. May Kahn, loving grandmother of four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

Funeral at the convenience of the family. Remains resting at chapel, 936 E. 47th street until Tuesday morning. Family at 5466 Hyde Park boulevard. BELSAN-Joseph Belsan, loving brother of Frances Zika, Anna Silhanek, Anton Belsan, Libby Kolka, and Elsie Trkovsky.

Funeral Wednesday, 10 at chapel, 6507 W. Cermak road. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Stanley 2310. BELLING-Herman W.

Belling husband of the late Elizabeth, loving father of Harry Rudolph Edward Arthur Herman and Henry Belling, and Ella Pfeiffer. Services Wednesday, at 3 p. at chapel, 7319 Madison street, Forest Park. Interment Forest Home cemetery, BEREITER Berefter, beloved mother of Leon, Helen Goll, and June Lepucki, sister of Frances Miller. Funeral Wednesday, Nov.

26. at 9:30 a. from chapel, 2021 Dickens avenue, to All Saints' church. Burial All Saints' cemetery. Inf.

Hum. 9463. BERG Howard M. Berg, beloved husband of the late Wilhelmina, dear father of William and Milton. Services at chapel, 3100 Irving Park road, Wednesday, 1:30 p.

m. Interment Ridgewood. BERNEY- Anna Berney, nee Sevelk, beloved wife of Matthew, fond sister of Frank, Joseph, and Dr. John Li Sevelk. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p.

at chapel, 1345 W. 19th street. Interment Bohemian National cemetery, Canal 0915. BERRY- Emma Minnberg Berry, Nov. 24.

1947, beloved wife of the late George Berry, mother of Esther Jones, Hazel and Ernest Minnberg. Services Wednesday at 2 p. m. at funeral home, 245 W. North avenue.

Interment Oakridge. BIANCHI-Davino Blanchi. beloved husband of Mary, nee Blanchi; fond father of Vasco and Jessie, dear brother of Tony and the late Joe Lippo. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 26.

at 9 a. from funeral home. 866 N. Wells street, to St. Dominic's church.

Interment Mount Carmel. BIELAWA- McGlean notice. BIRCH--Augusta Birch, age 83, Geneva, Nov. 24, widow of the late James H. Birch, mother of Mrs.

Emma Dixon of Painesville, Robert and James of Geneva. Funeral at Skoglund's chapel, 201 James street, Geneva. Wednesday at 3 p. m. BLAHA-Bohumil Blaha, late residence 3135 N.

Rutherford avenue, dear brother of the Inte Olga, fond uncle of Emma Huebner and Robert, dear cousin of Hugo Dobner. Resting at chapel, 6453 Irving Park road, until Wednesday. 3 p. m. Cremation Bohemian National cemetery.

Member of Czechoslovak Society of America, Pravda lodge, No. 141. BLIGHT- Charles L. Blight of 8123 Oglesby avenue, husband of Clara, father of Richard and Patricia, brother of the late William and Joseph. Services at chapel, 7838 Cottage Grove, Wednesday, Nov.

26, at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. Member of Lake side lodge, No. 739, A.

F. A. Chicago chapter, No. 127, R. A.

Woodlawn council, No. 92. R. S. Chevalier Bayard commandery, No.

52 K. T. Radcliffe 0220. BORST-Raymond H. Borst of 12057 Lafayette avenue, beloved husband of Marian, nee Toporski; devoted father of Nancy Marie, son of Raymond and Teresa, nee King; brother of James C.

and Mrs. Lucile Wagner. Member of Holy Name society, Roseland post, No. 49, American Legion, and Blue Island lodge, No. 1331, B.

P. O. E. Resting at mortuary, 12 E. 112th place.

Funeral Wednesday, a.m., to St. Catherine of Genoa church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. BRANNIGAN-Mary Brannigan, Nov. 23, 1947, beloved mother of May.

Funeral Wednesday, at 9 a. m. from chapel, 716 N. State street, to Immaculate Conception church. Interment All Saints' cemetery.

CAHILL-Jeremiah Cahill, 5455 Harper avenue. Nov. 24, 1947, husband of the late Anna Cahill, father of George, and Fred. At chapel, 316 W. 63d street, at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Wednesday, Nov.

26, at 3 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. CARLSON- Carlson, Nov. 23.

3452 N. Clark street, dear mother of Raymond. Services 11 a. Wednesday, at chapel, 3415-19 N. Clark street.

Interment Wunder's cemetery. CARLSON-Selma Carlson, beloved wife of the late Axel, fond mother of Hilda and Harold, dear sister of Mrs. Anna Nelson and Mrs. May Scholl, grandmother of Arthur Steinke, Kenneth Carlson, and Audrey Chindlund, greatgrandmother of Gary Steinke. Services at chapel, 5917 Irving Park road, Wednesday, Nov.

26, 2 p. m. Interment Mount Olive. Member of Logen Irving, No. 416, and Inde pendent Order, Ladies of Viking.

CASPER-Edward Casper late of 1952 W. 22d place, beloved husband of Vera, nee Rakovic; dear son of Julia and Paul, fond brother of Max, Raymond, Steve, Florence, and Theodore. Resting at funeral home, 1941 W. Cermak road. Services Wednesday at 10 a.

m. Interment Elmwood Park cemetery. Vir. 6688. CELANO- -John Celano, late of 1121 W.

Patterson avenue, beloved husband of Nicasia, nee Cecala: dear father of Rose. Mrs. Josephine Nuccio, and Joseph, fond brother of Phillip and Michael. Resting at chapel, 1158-60 W. Grand avenue.

Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 26, 8:45 a. m. to St. Philip Benizi church, Oak and Cambridge avenues.

Interment Mount Carmel. Mon. 5288. CERVELLI-Franz Cervelll, beloved husband of Agnes, nee Miriani; loving father Fernenda Fembrini and Elido, dear brother of Elvira Marcheschi, fond grandfather of Rose Ann and Lillian Fembrini and Thomas Cervelli. Funeral Wednesday, Nov.

26, at 9 a. m. at chapel, 2433 S. Oakley avenue. Entombment Glen Oak Mausoleum.

Virginia 6868. husband of Agnes, father of James, cousin of CHRISTENSEN-Louls C. Christensen, beloyed J. H. Christensen.

Resting at funeral home. 1359 avenue at Glenwood, until 10 a. m. Wednesday, Nov. 26.

Services and Interment Thursday at Foreman, Ark. CLEMENTS- Florence E. Clements, nee Ryan. of 7212 Oak avenue, River Forest, beloved wife of Harvey mother of John R. and Harvey W.

grandmother of April Anne and Thomas Harvey Clements, sister of Mrs. F. R. Stone and Mrs. William Cummings.

Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a. from funeral home, 203 S. Marion street (Wisconsin Oak Park, to St. Luke's church, River Forest. Burial Mount Carmel.

CONSIER-See Margaret Lorber notice. CRABB- H. Crabb, 4225 N. Paulina, beloved wife of Charles mother of Mrs. Lilliam Campbell, Mrs.

Blanche Boettyer, George C. Crabb, Frederick T. Crabb, and the late H. Myrtle Crabb, deceased. Funeral services.

Lakevlew Presbyterian church, Broadway and Addison, p. Wednesday. Resting at 3807 N. Lincoln avenue until time of service. CURTIN-Thomas P.

Curtm, at Daytona Beach, formerly of 7051 Eberhart avenue, beloved husband of Ada Phelps Curtin, devoted father of Daniel, Sister St. Thomas More, Ada and Thomas C. Curtin, brother of James and Nellie Curtin. At funeral home Wednesday, 10 10 a. to to St.

St. ColumFuneral Wednesday, a. church. Interment St. Mary's.

DAHLBERG-Fred Thurston Dahlberg, beloved husband of Rose, fond father of Margaret, Melba, Flora Mae, and Fred, son of Mrs. Frieda Dahlberg and brother of Alma Hallstrom and Albert. Funeral services at chapel, 4821 N. Damen avenue, at 2 p. Wednesday, Interment Memorial Park.

DANIEL- Jane Daniel, Nov. 21, 1947, wife of the late Hiland L. Daniel, beloved mother of Eleanor A. Morgan, Mabel Ruth Gardner, Willard and Eugene H. Daniel, twelve grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

At chapel, 316 W. 63d street at Harvard avenue, after Tuesday noort, where services will be held Wednesday, Nov. 26, at 1 p. m. Interment Arlington.

-David J. Davis of 1511 S. Keeler avenue, beloved husband of the Lena, fond father of Albert, Marion Schrelber, Irving, Shirley Price, Selma Bloch, and Bernard. grandfather of Dolores Friedberg, Howard Davis, Lester Allen Schreiber, Arnold Schreiber, and Haralyn Bloch, brother of Morris and the late Isadore. Services Tuesday, 2 p.

at chapel, 4225 Roosevelt road, corner of Tripp. Interment O. B. A. Kindly omit flowers.

DE GRAZIO- Joseph N. De Grazio, beloved husband of Margaret, nee Calderise: fond father of Kathleen, Jacqueline, Nikky, Marlene, and Darlene, dear son of Nicholas and Catherine De Grazio, brother of Mrs. Anne Forchione, Mrs. Grace Solare, Mrs. Rose Vitacco, Lt.

Anthony, C. P. Rocco, Mrs. Mildred Scalfini, and the late Salvatore Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 26, at 9 a.

from chapel, 3425 W. Chicago avenue, to Our Lady of the Angels church. Interment Mount Carmel. Nev. 7200.

DI GREGORIO-Carmine D1 Gregorio, of 2707 W. Polk street, beloved husband of the late Erminia, nee Melone, loving father of Anthony, Marco, John, Ann Petitte, Helen, Jacqueline, and Rose. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. m. from funeral home, 619 S.

Ashland boulevard to Blessed Mother Cabrini church. Interment Mount Carmel. DOOLEY- -Joseph A. Dooley, beloved husband of Winifred Moran, fond father of Winifred Biondo, William, Joseph and Cecilia Dooley, brother of John, Stephen, David, Mrs. Margaret McGrath, and the late William, grandfather of six.

Funeral Friday, Nov. 28, at 9:15 a. from funeral home, 3246 Jackson boulevard, to St. Genevieve's church. Interment All Saints'.

Please omit flowers. Kedzie 2394. DOWD -See Rosalie Shenoha notice. DREWNIAK-Walenty Drewnlak, Nov. 23.

1947, late of 1637 Winona street, beloved husband of Catherine, dear father of Anna Stamey, Rose Johansson, and Joseph Drewniak, also survived by grandchildren and four sons in Poland Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue at Foster, to St. Gregory's church. Interment St.

Joseph's cemetery, Lon. 5147. DUBAS- -Veronica Dubas, nee beloved wife of August, dear mother of Henry, Waiter, Gustave, Ilattte, Adam and Genevieve, Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a. at SS.

Cyril and Methodius church, North Judson, Ind. Interment St. Jacob's cemetery. DUNK-Elko Dunk, beloved husband of Rose, nee Stermer; bond father of Peter, and William, father-in-law of Sadie and othy, grandfather of Walter, Hazel, Peter, and Dorothy. Funeral Wednesday, Nov.

26, at 9 a. from chapel, 7032 Wentworth avenue, to St. George's church. Interment St. Mary's.

DUNN-Harriet Nancy Dunn, of 137 N. Lotus avenue, devoted sister of Sybil and William H. Dunn. Funeral at chapel, 2906 Madison street, Tuesday, 2 p. m.

DVORACEK-John Dvoracek 5158 S. Albany avenue, devoted husband of Mildred. nee Wisinger; fond father of John, son of Vit and Magdalena, brother of Marie Venet, Agnes Smith, Frank and James, son-in-law of Barbara Wisinger. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p.m., at chapel, 5218 S. Kedzie avenue.

Interment Bohemian National. Pro. 3810. EDLER-See Hertha Schroeder notice. -Anna M.

Ehrlich of 774 Lee street, Des Plaines, beloved wife of Ralph, dear mother of the late Irene Ashley, fond sister of Elsa Fisher and Otto Henrich, Resting at funeral home, Lee at Perry streets, Des Plaines, Services Wednesday, 3 p. at Congregational church. Interment Ridgewood. FACUNA-Stefan Facuna, beloved husband of Emilia, nee Pacela; devoted father of Captain Bessie Facuna, A. N.

Emilia Weber, Helen, and Vera Facuma, fond father-in-law of Emil Weber, loving grandfather of Wayne Allen Weber. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 26, 1:30 p. from chapel, 1427 W. Chicago avenue, to Trinity Slovak Lutheran church.

Interment Bohemian National. Information Monroe 2674. FREEDMAN-Fannie Ruth Freedman, nee Halperin, 4109 Gladys, beloved wife of Peter dear mother of Kenneth Myron and Stuart daughter of Jennie and the late Morris, sister of Ida Tobias, David H. and Kate Goldberg. Services Tuesday, 11 a.

at funeral chapel, 704 S. Crawford avenue. Interment Jewish Waldheim. FREUND-Katherine A. Freund, beloved wife of Stephen H.

Freund, fond mother 01 Mrs. Mary Buch, A. P. Freund, Cecilia Blake, Carl Herbert Helen Smith, and Bertilla Freund, all of McHenry. Resting at home, 206 E.

Pearl street. Funeral Thursday, Nov. 27, 10 a. at St. Mary's church, McHenry, Ill.

GACA-Max Gaca, late of 4935 Elston avenue. beloved husband of Della, nee Bandur; fond father of Virginia Schultz and Fred, fatherIn-law of Vernon Schultz, and Anna I. Gaca, grandfather of Vernon and Ronald Schultz and Frederick James Gaca, dear son of Tillie Gaca of Poland, brother of Frances Michalski, Stefon, John and Genevieve Czyz. Funeral from chapel, 4401 Lawrence avenue, Wednesday, 9:30 a. to St.

Edward's church. Interment St. Joseph's. Mul. 4400.

GALINARI-Harriet Galinari, fond mother of Hal, Ralph, and Howard Learn, and the late Mary Learn. Funeral Wednesday, 3 p. at chapel, 3807 Lincoln avenue. Interment Graceland cemetery. Burial private.

Please omit flowers. GRAF-Fred Graf, at Jackson, beloved husband of Marle, father of Edward and the late Frederick, brother of John. Member of Ravenswood lodge, No. 777, A. F.

A. M. and Trowel post, American Legion. Services Wednesday, Nov. 26, 1 p.

at funeral home, 5200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. GREEN-Pvt. Robert C.

Green, killed in action In Germany, Dec. 14, 1944, with 78th Division, Co. 310th Infantry, beloved son of Charles and Ella Green, of 7012 S. Lowe avenue. Resting at chapel, at 7030 S.

Halsted, after 5 p. Tuesday. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 26 at 2:30 p. at Grace Lutheran church.

61st and Marshfield, to Evergreen Park cemetery. Military honors by Southtown post, No. 1578, V. F. W.

GRIMAN-LIllie Griman, nee Schabow, age 63, late of 3511 W. Belle Plaine avenue, beloved wife of the late Nicholas, dear mother of Allan, Irene Kosloski, Helane Ziegler, Willam, and George Sparano, grandmother of seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Resting at funeral home, 6023 Roosevelt road, Cicero, until 10 a. Wednesday, Nov. 26.

Services 1:30, at St. Andrew's Ev. church, 2801 S. Karlov avenue. Interment Eden cemetery.

Olympic 5. HANSON-Rose Hanson of Wauconda, avenue, beloved formerly of 1218 N. Mason wife of Frank loving sister of Henry Steinmann of Buckley, Julius Steinmann of Cassopolis, and Hulda Ronna. Resting at chapel, 7319 Madison street, Forest Park, until noon Wednesday. Services, 2 p.

at North Austin Lutheran church, Mason and Le Moyne. Interment Mount Emblem. HARRINGTON Elizabeth Harrington, nee Weever, beloved wife of William, loving mother of William Thomas and Raymond dear sister of Thomas Weever, fond grandmother of five. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 2950-58 Fullerton at Sacramento, to Our Lady of Grace church and All Saints'.

Member of St. Anne sodality. Bel. 3300 or Kil. 4000.

HARRIS-Isadore Harris, 6351 N. Glenwood avenue, beloved husband of Rose, loving father of Mildred and Norman, fond brother of the late Julian. Services Tuesday, 11 a. at chapel, 1300 W. Devon avenue.

Interment Lomzer cemetery. Past president of Cong. Kesser Maariv of Rogers Park. Member of Lomzer Verein and Hebrew Butchers association. HARRIS- Janet W.

Harris, nee Wilson, beloved wife of the late Milon R. of Chicago. Services Tuesday, 2 p.m., at funeral home, Lake street at Second avenue, Maywood. Interment Keota, Ia. Maywood 14.

HARTKE- -Margaret Lenzen Hartke, beloved wife of the late Henry, mother of the late Charles Lenzen, sister of Loutse Lauen, the Gertrude, Nicholas, and Joseph. Funeral Wednesday. 10 a. at funeral home, 2938 Lincoln avenue. Interment Acacia Park.

I HEADLEY-Mamie Headley, Nov. 24, of RICHARDSON-Katherine M. Richardson, 1134 S. Lombard avenue, Oak Park, beloved Quinian, beloved wife of Rudolph, wife of Jr. George and W.

Headley, fond mother of mother of Bernice Brown, Katherine Mosley, of George Kenneth Kenneth Headley, grandmother and James Dyer. Funeral Friday, 10 a. 5831 Jr. Resting at funeral home, from funeral home, 2500 N. Cicero avenue, W.

Chicago avenue. Services Tuesday to St. Viator's church. Interment Mount evening at 8 o'clock. Interment Paterson, Carmel.

Berkshire 8070. N. J. Please omit flowers. RIXON-Hans A.

Rixon, beloved husband of HENNRICH-See McGlean notice. May, nee Gunderson: fond father of Pearl 1947, of HOLLISTER-Franklin 538 Roscoe C. street, Hollister, beloved Nov. hus- 22, brother of Sophia A. Hansen, grandfather R.

Winnen, Paul, and the late Edward, band of Jessie C. Resting at chapel, 2701 of Anna May, Howard, and Phyllis Kraft. N. Clark street until noon Tuesday. Services at Resting at funeral home, 3918 Irving Park Wellington Avenue Congregational church, road.

Service Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. Tuesday at 2 p. m. Interment Rosehill cem- Interment Memorial Park cemetery.

Memetery. ber of D. Chicago commandery, No, 19, K. and C. Cregier lodge, No.

643, A. F. JANSEN-Elizabeth Jansen of 5032 S. Tripp A. M.

avenue, dearly beloved sister of the late Wilhelmina Metzelder, aunt of Mrs. Ida RONCEVICH-John Roncevich, late of 3330 Deiters, Mrs. Nella Soellner, Catherine, and S. Parnell avenue, beloved husband of the late William Metzelder. Funeral Wednes- Mary Roncevich, uncle of Mike Kollak, day, 9:30 a.

from funeral home, 2616 Resting at chapel, 6237 S. Normal bouleW. 38th street, to St. Richard's church. vard.

Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 at Interment St. Mary's. Lafayette 0980. St. Jerome's church.

Interment St. Mary's. Wentworth 0457. Janush of 7838 8. Green street, beloved wife of Stanley, loving mother SALLEN-Lavinia Salten.

Nov. 24 at Bethany of Meno and Kay, loving sister of Andrew, home, Chicago, widow of the late Rev, Stanley, John, and William Bukauskas, and Andrew Sallen, mother of Eva Crowther of Mrs. Anna Kamensky. Funeral Wednesday, Tucson, and Ruth of Chicago, alater 10 a. m.

from chapel, 7831 S. Racine of Oscar Hogdahl of Miami, Fla, Funeral at avenue. Interment Lithuanian National ceme- Emmanuel Methodist Episcopal church, tery. Pullman 9661. Geneva, Wednesday, 2 p.

Remains at Skoglund chapel, 201 James street, JARVIS-Frank L. Jarvis, Nov. 24, late of Geneva, Ill. 1910 Nelson street, beloved husband Alma, nee Walz, fond father of Earl SANDY--Thomas H. Sandy, of 915 Melvyn, dear brother of Nellie Lobedan, and band Hannah of Jessie avenue, Forest dear father Park, of beloved H.

Delwin husEsther Boyd, grandfather of four grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 26, at 1 and John grandfather of Lucille E. from funeral home, 2056-58 Belmont brother of Orrin, John, and Leslie. Restp.

avenue, to Ridegwood of ing at funeral home, 5708 W. Madison No. 3052, Modern Woodmen of street. where services will be held Wednescemetery. Member America.

day, 1:30 p. m. Interment Rosehill. MemCamp ber of Metropolitan lodge, No. 860, A.

F. KACPROWICZ-Edward Kacprowicz. See Cas- A. M. Austin 2012.

per notice. -Cus S. Scarmeas, beloved brother KARASICK-Aaron Karasick of 4909 N. Kim- of John, Mrs. Mary Kostantopoules, and the ball avenue, age 67, passed away Nov.

21, late Nicholas, fond brother-In-law of Mrs. 1947. beloved husband of Tillie Karasick, Julia Scarmens and the late John Kestantofond father of Phillip, Edith Stone, Mrs. poulos, dear uncle of Steve, Evelyn, and the Lillian Clavin, and Mrs. Sylvia Handler, late Gus Scarmeas, Harry and Bertha Kosbrother of Mra.

Jennie Litman, and grand- tantopoulos. Funeral Wednesday, 1 p. father of six grandchildren. Interment was from chapel. 627 S.

Halsted. to Church of held at Waldheim cemetery. the Assumption, Central and Harrison. InKOZIOL-Beatrice Kozlol, nee Mayer, late of terment Elmwood. 2034 W.

Thomas street, beloved wife of SCHAFFER-Mary A. Schaefer, beloved wite of Casimir, loving mother of Annette, dear sis- Philip, dear mother of Sister Eugenia, St. ter of Frank, fond daughter-In-law of Stan- Vincent De Paul, New Orleans. fond ley and Caroline Podraza, Funeral Wednes- elster of George Hoslett and the late day, Ashland 9:30 A. avenue, to from Lady parlors, of N.

Jeannette Scull, Joseph Eugene, and 834-38 sel church. Interment Our St. Adalbert's. Good Coun- Alphonse. Funeral from chapel, 3100 Irving Hay- Park road, Wednesday, 8:30 a.

to Our market 5800. Lady of Mercy church. Interment Sturgeon KRUEGER-Amella Sophia Krueger of 6912 Bay, Wis. N. Ashland avenue, Nov.

24, 1947, beloved SCHEEL -Charles J. Scheel. New Lenox, mother of Alma Goodfellow, Helen Jones, beloved husband of Jennie brother of and William Krueger. At services chapel, will 5501 Minnie, Fred. Sophia, and Eleanor.

Funeral N. Ashland avenue, where be Wednesday, Nov. 26, at 2:30. from Western held Wednesday, Nov. 26, at 2 p.

m. funeral parlor, 163 N. Jollet street. Jollet, Ill, Interment Elm Lawn cemetery, Member of District Council of Carpenters, KUBIAK -Helen Kublak, beloved wife of Frank local No. 62; Woodlawn Park lodge, No.

841, Kublak, fond sister of Casimir and Joseph A. F. A. M. Nowacki.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a. SCHNEIDER-Minnie Schneider, nee Ratsky, from chapel, 5764 Higgins avenue, to St. beloved wife of Sam, dear mother of Helen Tarcissus' church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

Kamish, Evelyn Cooperman, Ida, Leonard, Pal. 2141. Sylvia Schwartz, and Annette Jade, devoted LEARN- See Harriet Galinari notice. grandmother of 4 grandchildren, fond sister of Morris, Joe, Louts, Fannie Saltzman, LE BEAU-Rarold G. Le Beau, late of 4821 Rose Moss, and the late Lizzie Lisnek.

ServBelle Plaine avenue, beloved husband of Ices Tuesday, 1 p. at chapel, 5145 Ann, nee O'Neill; fond brother of Mrs. Mil- Broadway. Interment American Progressive dred Mouns. Funeral Wednesday, Nov.

26, society cemetery, Waldheim. Member of Amerat 9:45 a. from funeral home, 103 N. Ican Ladies' Ald. Lucille chapter of the Jewish Laramie av.

at Washington to Our Blind in Jerusalem, Rogers Park Group of Lady of Victory church. Interment All Pioneer Women's organization, Dubossarer Saints'. Member of Tonti council, K. of D. B.

society, American Progressive society, Keystone post, American Legion, and Volture and Ratsky Cousins club. Family at 638 Grace No. 1234, Forty and Eight. street. LE LIEVRE Charles Le Llevre, late of 1122 SCHROEDER-Hertha Schroeder, nee Edler, of N.

La Salle street. Services at chapel, 2715 5815 Magnolia avenue, Nov. 22, 1947, beMadison street, Friday, Nov. 28, at 1 p. m.

loved wife of Carl L. Schroeder, loving mothBurial at Glen Oak cemetery. Member of er of Edwin dear daughter of the late Pipe Assn. Sac. 2238.

Frederick H. and Wilhelmina Edler, fond sisLIESENFELD-Agnes C. Liesenfeld, nee Mattes, ter of Henry Edler. grandmother of Lant. Nov.

23, dearly beloved wife of Joseph lov- services will be held Tuesday, Nov. 25, at ing mother of Joseph and Gertrude Verret, At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where fond sister of Lena Demmler, Nicholas and 3 p. m. Interment Rosehill.

Albert Mattes, and Virginia Volz. Funeral SCHWARZ-Loutse Schwarz, beloved wife of Wednesday morning at 9:30 from mortuary, the late Sol, devoted mother of Erna Loeb 1356 Wellington avenue, to St. Alphonsus' Chicago, Herman Schwarz, dear sister church and St. Joseph's cemetery. of Bertha, and Herman Brandt.

Services LORBER-Margaret Lorber, formerly of 2957 Riverside, Wednesday, 76th Nov. street 26, at and 10:45 Amsterdam a. at avenue. the Normal avenue, Nov. 24, 1947, wife of the late Joseph Lorber, fond mother of John SEIDL-See Catherine C.

Wertz notice. Netzel, Christine Scheulln, Josephine Con- SHARKEY-Mary Teresa Sharkey, beloved wife ster, Margaret Lorber, Queenan, Helene grandchildren, Albert, of the late James, mother of Beatrice Hages, Joseph, and Alfred ten At chapel, grandmother of Virginia, Patricia, Beatrice, and nine great-grandchildren. Rosemary, and the late Arthur Hayes Jr. 316 W. 630 street.

at Harvard avenue, Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. where at 2 services will be Interment held Mount Wednesday. Hope. Nov. 1000-1010 E.

79th street, to St. Dorothy's from mortuary, 26, p. m. church. Interment Holy Sepulchre, LOFTUS- Louis dearly beloved son of SHENOHA-Rosalie Shenoha, 5943 S.

Lottus, Nov. 23, of 4327 N. the St. late James avenue, and Bridget Loftus, loving avenue, Nov. 24.

1947, beloved wife of Talman brother of Theresa Murphy, Essie Springer, Arthur J. Norma, fond mother Mrs. of Shenoha, AL John T. Loftus. Funerai drienne and sister of C.

Julia chapel, Koopman, 3100 and Park road, Wednes- Hendricks of St. Louts, Mrs. B. W. day, from 9:30 to Irving Our Lady of Mercy Hall of Gary, Mrs.

E. Thomas, Mrs. church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Helen Murray, and the late Mrs.

Katharine Muellman. Funeral from chapel, 2121 W. LORD -Catherine Lord, 542 E. 115th street. 95th street, Friday, Nov.

28, at 9:30 m. beloved wife of the late Bernard, dear mother to St. Rita's church. Interment Holy of Veronica of Ryan, Edmund, and Robert, Sepulchre. grandmother Robert, James, and Ryan, Carol Lord, Joseph, Thomas, Mary, STEINDLER-Adolph husband Steindler, 8012 Eberhart Phillip, Janet, John, and Suzanne Lord, fond avenue, loving the late Rose, nee sister of Mary O'Brien.

Funeral Wednesday, Grossman: dear father of Nathan, Martha Nov. 26, 9 a. from chapel, 252 E. 115th Washer, and the late Tillie Steinberg. fond street, to Holy Rosary church, 113th street grandfather of Helene.

Emanuel. Mark. and and South Park avenue. Mass 9:30 m. the late Judith Ann.

Services Tuesday. Interment Mount Olivet. 2 p. at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Chicago Covenant Aid MALINOWSKI-Joseph Malinowski Sr.

society cemetery, Waldheim. Please omit Nov. 22, 1947, loving husband of the late flowers. Caroline, dear father of Joseph Mary Antosh, Stanley, Frank, Anne Shermach, and THIEME-Louise Thieme, nee Gutknecht, forLotty Wydra, 13 grandchildren, 2 great- wife merly of of 4028 N. Bernard street, beloved age mother 90, grandchildren.

Funeral Wednesday, 9:30, the late Christian from chapel, 1440 N. Wilson to St. Helen's of Ernest. Walter, Herbster, Frances Wilhelm, church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. Otto Theme, and Louise Beck, 12 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren. Funeral WednesMARRS-Pyt. James Warner Marrs, killed in day, 3 p. at chapel 3834-36 Irving Park action in Germany, Nov.

165th 22, street 1944, and ARe road. Interment Montrose, 20, late residence Homan avenue, loving son of Jesse Stuart TOMASIK- -Edward Tomasik beloved hum Marrs and Esther Warner Marrs, dear brother band of Julianna, nee Gapinaki; fond father of Lols Marie. Graveside services Wednesday, of Edward Rosemary Fischer, and Leon3 p. at Mount Hope cemetery. Sou.

6959. ard, brother of Clara Sadowski and William. MASON-Frank beloved Mason, late of of 5239 Lela S. Mikes- Ash- el, 3656 Belmont. to St.

church, Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a. from chapland avenue, fond father husband of Leland F. and Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. sell Mason, Nedra Golembeski, son of John and Alice TROMBATORE-Luciano Trombatore, beloved Freshner, brother of Fred, Jack, Minnie husband of Josephine, dear son of Carmelo Vehar.

Joseph, Alice Gillette, William, Clara and Bernadine, brother of Joseph and Sara Lynn. and Herbert Mason. Resting at chapel, of Van Nuys, Leoluca, Gilbert. Angelo, 5516 S. Ashland avenue, until 10 a.

m. Steve, and Frank. Funeral Wednesday at 9 Tuesday, Interment Arcadia, Kas. Pro. 0031.

a. m. from chapel, 409 W. North avenue, to McGleam, 28th St. Philip Benial church.

Interment Mount McGLEAM-P. C. 109th John infantry, U. S. Carmel.

Div. Co. killed in action March 3. 1945, in Ger- Ute. Nov.

23. 1947. dear many, late of 4409 Lowe avenue, be- mother of Anna Striegl and Johanna loved son of Robert and Mary McGleam, of Germany. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 4 brother of Catherine Blelawa, Sarah Henn- from chapel, 1723 Larrabee street, to rich, William, Patrick, George, and the late Michael's church. Interment St.

Joseph's Robert. Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 26, 1947. cemetery. at 9:15 a.

m. from funeral home, 46th VALLELY Gertrude Silvers Vallely, 5014 place and Wallace street, to St. Gabriel's Quincy street, beloved wife of Joseph, dear post. church. No.

333, Military American honors by Legion. Stock Interment Yards mother of J. Francis, Eleanor Hageman, Edward. Florence Rankine, and Charles, sisHoly Sepulchre. Boul.

0703. ter of Minnie Burrell and the late Mabel, -Mary McNamara, nee Joseph, George and Grace Silvers. At chapel, Mulcahy, late of 9258 S. Trumbull avenue, 4817 Madison street. Services Wednesday, beloved wife of the late Arthur.

fond mother 1:45 p. m. Burial Forest Home. Austin 1137. of John and Edna Powers, sister of Mrs.

VAN KEUREN-Emma C. Van Keuren, late Elizabeth Cunningham. Funeral Tuesday, 3105 N. Sheffleid avenue, beloved wife of 8:45 a. Wallace from funeral home, Redeemer 46th church.

place Walter Van Keuren, fond sister of P. and street, to Holy and D. M. Colgan, Mrs. Ella Burke, and Interment Mount Olivet.

Boulevard 0703. Mrs. Elizabeth Schram. Funeral Wednesday, MEIER-John Meter, Nov. 23, of 421 Illinois 2 p.

at chapel, 929 Belmont avenue. road, Wilmette, brother of Mary, Bernard, Interment Irving Park cemetery. Mathias, Edward, Joseph, and the late Mar- VARGA-Mary Varga, nee Pales, beloved wife tin, Frank, and Peter Meler. Funeral Wednes- of John Varga, devoted mother of Johnny day, 8:30 a. ftom chapel, 725 Ridge George Varga, loving daughter of George and road, Wilmette, to St.

Joseph's church. In- Mary Pales. Funeral Wednesday. Nov. 26, terment St.

Joseph's cemetery. 10:30 a. from chapel, 834 N. Ashland MESSERSCHMIDT-Fred -Fred Messerschmidt. late avenue, to Trinity Slovak Lutheran church, of 8045 Rhodes avenue, beloved husband of Chicago and Noble, Interment St.

the late Minnie, loving father of Mrs. Ruth cemetery. Information, Monroe 2674. Miller and Fred fond grandfather of VOGEL-Freda Vogel, nee Becker, beloved wife Earl and Arthur Miller. Member of Waldeck of the late Joseph fond mother of lodge, No.

674, A. F. A. M. Resting at Joseph M.

and Elenor Susanke, sister of funeral home, 7918 South Park avenue. Hulda Berndt. Funeral Wednesday at 2 Services, 2 p.m. Tuesday, under auspices of p. m.

at chapel. 2838 Lincoln avenue. Waldeck lodge. Interment local cemetery. In- Interment Irving Park Triangle 3055.

cemetery. formation, Jansen notice. WAGNER-Elmer Wagner, beloved husband of METZELDER-See Marion, brother of Eugene. Services Tuesday. Elizabeth MICELI-Frances Micell, nee Herrick, beloved 2 p.

at funeral home, 1455 Belmont wife of Salvatore fond mother of Harry, avenue. Interment Montrose, Member of Joseph, Catherine Bedtke, Bernice Martarano, Edgewater lodge, No. 901, A. F. A.

M. Angeline Sebek, Salvatore and Frank. Funeral WAHL-Clara Wahl, nee Williams, beloved and Frances Horn, sister of Joseph 3656 wife of the late Fred J. Wahl. At funeral Wednesday, 9:30 to 6.

St. Wenceslaus church. 4048-50 W. Harrison street. Funeral from chapel, Belmont avenue, Wednesday, 2 p.

m. Interment Mount Olive. Interment Carmel, Member of Sons and Daughters of Liberty. Mount MILTENBERG-Minna Miltenberg cf 6231 Nevada 2818. Kenmore avenue, of Alfred wife of the devoted WALD -Lewis Wald, beloved husband of beloved late Louts, dear mother passed Monday, Nov.

24. Funeral Kathgrandmother of Emily Zimmermann. Services ryn, notice later. away Tuesday, 10 at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Anshe Emes, Waldheim.

-John Waline, 10117 S. Hoyne avenue, Nov. 24, 1947, beloved husband of the MINNBERG -See Emma Berry notice. late Augusta Marie Waline, fond father of NETZEL-See Margaret Lorber notice. Edward F.

and Arthur H. Wallne, and Mrs. OBERIEN- C. Oberien of 1940 S. Agnes Johnson.

At chapel, 2121 W. 95th Cuyler avenue, Berwyn, dearly beloved hus- street, where services will be held Wednesday, band of Mildred, nee Korecek, devoted father Nov. 26, at 2 p. m. Interment Oak Hill.

of June Prasil and Dolores Collins, fond son WARNER- Josephine Warner, nee Ryan, wife of the late John and Caroline Oberten, nee of George Guy. fond mother of Mae Klich, brother of Mathilda Murphy, Susan George Harry Mrs. Dorothy Whalen, Nelson, Otto, John and Walter Oberten, foster mother and grandmother of Harry W. father-in law of Carl Prasil and Harold Col- Pierson, grandmother of Warner, Mary, and lins, grandfather of Germaine Prasil and Danny Whalen, great-grandmother of Mary Linda Lou Collins. Services Wednesday, Nov.

Lou and Susan Alice Pierson, sister of John F. 26, 2 p. m. at funeral home, 6227 W. Ryan of Gary.

Ind. Funeral Wednesday at Cermak road, under auspices of William 9:30 a. m. from residence, 1806 Eddy street. McKinley lodge, No.

876, A. F. A. M. to St.

Andrew's church. Interment Mount Interment Woodlawn. Stanley 1866. Carmel. O'CONNOR-Florence Colby O'Connor, WERTZ- Catherine C.

Wertz of 1336 late of 1008 w. 76th street, beloved Grove avenue, Berwyn, beloved daughter of wife of George loving mother of the late Peter and Frances. nee Noll, fond Mrs. Florence Burtch, daughter of the late sister of Bertha J. Clark, Frances A.

Seidl, William and Annie Lyons Colby. Fu- Mary B. Kleinke, Elizabeth C. Bohn, and neral Wednesday, 9:30 a. from funeral the late Bernard.

Funeral Wednesday. Nov. home, Halsted at 76th street, to St. Leo's 26. at 9:15 a.

from funeral home, church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. 6901-03 W. Roosevelt road, corner KenllStew. 7700.

worth avenue, to St. Mary of Celle church. O'KEEFE -Lawrence James O'Keete, Nov. 23, Mass 10 m. Interment St.

Bonitace's 1947. beloved father of Patricia O'Keete, cemetery. Stanley 904. loving son of Catherine and the late Lawrence WESTWALL- Westwall. beloved husband O'Keefe, brother of Mary, Kathryn, Mar- or Marie, nee Kandalec; dear father of John, garet.

Joseph, Nellie, Agnes, the late Patrick, son of Lawrence and the late Antoinette, and John. Funeral from chapel, 316 W. 63d brother of Joseph and Mrs. Helen Zawack, street at Harvard avenue, Wednesday, Nov. Funeral Wednesday.

9 a. from chapel, 26, at 8:30 a. m. to St. Agnes' church.

1939 W. 35th street, to St. Maurice's Interment St. Mary's. church.

Interment Resurrection. OWEN-Jesse Owen, 8602 S. Euclid avenue, WETTERLUND--John A. Wetterlund, of 10960 Nov. 23, 1947, husband of Eileen Owen, S.

Prospect avenue, beloved husband of Lena, brother of Frank, Willard Walter dear father of Alice, Grant, Raymond, and Owen, Grace Tucker, Nettle Brady, Chris- the late Chester, grandfather of Warren. tine Knaus and Adella Watson. At chapel, Services Wednesday, Nov. 26, at 3 p. 316 W.

63d street at Harvard avertue, at funeral home, corner of 79th Aberdeen. where services will be held Wednesday, Nov. Interment Oak Kill. 26. at 11 a.

m. Interment Mt. Hope WHITE-Dr. Nellie Connor White, age 76 cemetery. years, passed away at Houston.

Nov. PAPINEAU -Leslie Papineau, Nov. 23, 1947, 14. 1947. Survived by Dr.

Jessie O'Connor 500 N. Ridge road, Highland Park, beloved of Houston, Tex. and Mrs. Mildred L. Beger husband of Ida.

Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 26. of Coldwater, and William S. Connor from funeral home, 52 N. 2d street, Highland of Dayton, Ohio.

Park, to Holy Cross church, Deerfield. Mass WINNAN-Frank E. Winnan, beloved husband at 10 a. m. Interment Calvary cemetery.

of Ruth, fond father of Frank and the late POWERS--See Mary McNamara notice. Roland, son the late Olaf and Mary, RAGEN-Elsa Ragen, nee Mattson, late of brother of Einar, Olaf, Ruth Haave, Alice 2156 W. Cullerton street, beloved wife of Pecoraro, and Russell. Funeral Wednesday, James, darling mother of' Jean, Joan, and 3 p. at chapel, 3100 Irving Park road.

Janet, fond sister of Astrid, Edna, Helga, Interment Mount Olive cemetery. American Member of Hildar Agnas, Einia, Wallace, and Harold. North Center post, No. 356, Legion. Resting at funeral home, 1701 W.

21st WOLIN-Abraham Wolln, 1310 Lunt avenue, street. Services Wednesday, 2 p. m. Inter- beloved husband of Anna, loving father of ment Woodlawn, Information Vir. 6688.

Marian Solow, and Lee, there grandchildren, Belle Proudfoot Rand passed fond brother of Tom Wolln. Services TuesRAND-Mrs. away in Fontana, Nov. 23, native of Chicago, day, 11 a. at chapel, 3140 Lawrence resident of California for 19 years, wife avenue.

Interment I. W. O. Waldheim. of the late Charles Edwin, Rand.

Survived WROBEL-Andrew Wrobel, late of 2824 W. by one son, Colonel E. W. Rand of Fontana, Chicago avenue, beloved husband of Sophie, Cal. The cremated remains will be forwarded loving father of Joseph, Bernice, Ridolfo, to Rosehill cemetery for burial in the family Adolph, and Elizabeth Cariola.

Funeral plot. Wednesday, 10:30 A. from parlors, 834- RATHBURN-Grace M. Rathburn, nee Doherty, 38 N. Ashland avenue, to Adalbert's.

Holy Hay. Innocents 5800. Beloved wife of the late Louis fend church. Interment St. mother of Dorothy Barnings and Lucille Ader, sister of James, Richard, and Edward Doherty, grandmother of eight grandchildren.

Funeral Wednesday, 9 from parlors, 67th st. Dorchester to St. Thomas the Apostle church. Interment local cemetery. Minnie Schneider notice, -CARD OF THANKSLOFTUS-Pvt.

James M. Loftus. Thank 704 sincerely for your kind expression of sympathy. It was deeply appreciated. LOFTUS MRS.

CATHERINE AND DAUGHTER MARY ANN..