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WINNIE WINKLE Found Dead in Truck; yklMI "I I coc TWO WHOLE OH -THAT'S I I LMMHOW I LOVE THAT I PRELATE ADMITS CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE! Saturday. June 23, 1951 Part 3 Page 7 lWbM 11 wehm tuat ma CTvl MY SCHEDULE SAYS 5VV ITS THE -J 1 MV GOODNESS- IM VERY boos WONT BE XjOWW 1 THE TEAM "USl ONLY THINS THAT HAPPY, rpfBI HANSINS AROUND CAN 'MAKE TOOTSlEy AUNT jfr OUR -HOUSE fgjB I ROCKET H4 PLOTS TO SEIZE y0U CERTAINLY SEEM VERX HAPPY THIS -Believed Victim of Gas A man, identified as Richard Cavolack, 37, of Pontiac, was found dead last night in a truck at Algonquin and Rohlwing near Arlington Heights. Police said he apparently had died of the effects of carbon monoxide fumes. A rubber hose ran from the exhaust pipe into the interior of the truck. AAORNINS v-sor sasrjesa i li i ii sags ir3jS3ii5ss raVMi i i i i i i iw i HUNGARY'S RULE Archbishop Groesz Was DEATH NOTICES to Head State BUDAPEST, Hungary, June 22 (JP) Archbishop Joszef Groesz, 64, BRENDA STARR i and three of his associates pour fl "PESKY MILLER.

i. iPfii YOU'RE POSITIVELY ed out hours SURE BEAUTIFUL BRENDA. THAT' IS. IF YOU LIKE REDHEADS PERSONALLY, I- GO FOR BRUNETTES YOU KNOW. Ions confessions ENTERING THE CITY ROOM.

CRYSTAL DISH LOOKS. AROUND, NOT KNOWING ADANK William Adank. beloved husband ot Mae. dear brother of Lillian Loeding. Funeral at chapel.

3100 Irving Park road, Saturday at 2- p. m. Burial Waldhelm. BALLARD Agnes Ballard, nee Han nl ran. dear mother of Betty and Marie, daughter of the late Michael and Margaret Hannigan.

sister of Mae Devltt. Ida Elkln, Nora Euen. the late Frank, and William Hannigan. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 3159 Jackson at Kedzle.

to Our Lady of Sorrow's church. Interment Mount Car-mel. KEdzie 3-1617. BARB Corp. Clifford J.

Barr TJ. S. mlate of 3633 N. Ashland avenue, killed In action Aug. 5.

1900. in Korea, fond son of Mary L. and the late Clifford, dear brother ot Harriet. Resting at funeral home, 3552 Southnort avenue, after 7:30 p. m.

Friday. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. to St. Andrew'a church.

Interment Joseph's. at the opening TO WHOM TO SPEAK. of their trial to- I IS i day on charges OPP0SITE3 ATTRACT. OH. that they plotted BOY.

JUST FOLLOW ME ANYTHING War THANK YOU. I I CAN DO )m( LIKE TO SEE BRENDA FORYOU? STARR, PLEASE. KXESTER Anna Kuester. nee Kreft. be loved wife of the late Eric, fond mother of Genevieve Rhodes, Bernard.

Marie Berc-mann. and Eric, grandmother of nine grandchildren. Funeral Monday. June 25. at 9:39 a.

from chapel. 2130-32 W. 21st street, to St. Paul's church. Interment SU Mary's cemetery.

Virginia 7-7758. LASS Carolina Ida Lass, nee Reiter: late of 3156 S. Komensky avenue, beloved wife of the late William, fond mother of La Venn Schwlngendorf and Alpbonse E. Lass, dasgh ter ot Martha Reiter. sister of Edward Reiter and the late Elmer grandmother of Carol.

Paul Keith Schwlngendorf. Services Monday. June 25. at 10:30 a. at chapel.

2334 S. Pulaski road. Interment Forest Horn cemetery. LAwixUia 1-3973. LONG John J.

Long, late of 1630 W. Moody avenue, beloved husband of Catherine Schotl Long, dear father ot Catherine. John J. Howard Charles and Charlotte Trucco. brother of Marie Masterscn and the lata William Long.

Funeral Monday. June 35. at 9:30 a. from funeral home. 5350 W.

North avenue, to St. Giles church. Oale Park. Mass 10 a. m.

Interment Queen of Heaven. Charter member of Feehan council. No. 749. K.

of La Salle assembly. 4th degree. Holy Name society: Telephone Pioneers of America: and 36th Ward Regular Democratic organization. TUxedo 9-6844. LORENZ Harold W.

Lorenx. late residence. 700 S. Crescent avenue. Park Ridge, beloved husband ot Gertrude, nee Hartwiek.

Services Monday. June 25. 1:30 p. at funeral home. 67 54 Northwest Highway.

Interment Forest Home cemetery. Member cf Central Lions club: the Friars: Northern Lights lodge. NO. 1055. A.

F. A A. and Theodore Roosevelt post. No. 621 American Legion.

LTNCH John T. Lynch, suddenly. June 31 late of 1209 Sherwir avenue, beloved husband of the late Nellie Van Aarle. loving; father of John Margaret Blellruki, Eleanor, and Thomas, brother of Edwin J. of Toledo.

and Walter of New Yor. Funeral Monday. June 25. at James Coyle funeral home. Toledo, O.

Interment Calvary MIXCAHT See Julia Plummer notice. NAGEL William Nisei dear husband of Lillian, loving son of Elise. brother of Laura, Shane. Wilbur, and the late Henry. Service) Monday, June 3 5.

1 p. at funeral home 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Rose hill Klldar 5-5420. PITEEN Margareth Pltzen.

nee wetngart-Platakee Lake: widow of the late John bora Dec 16. 1862. age 88. mother of Rose Van Gils of Aurora. Nick.

John. Katherlne Schreiner. Clara Adams of McHenry, and Lewis of Plata Kee Bay. 10 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday.

June 25. 9:30 from Georg us ten and Son funeral home. McHenry 111., to St, John's cnurcn. Johmburg. FLVMMER Julsa Mulcahy Plummer cf 539 Ingleslde wife cf the late Addison Plummer.

sister of the late Katharine and Michael Mulcahy. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from chapel. 5203 Lake Park avenue, to with American help to over throw Hungary's communist re BARRETT Elizabeth Mahoney Barrett, be- gime.

The arch bishop, successor of Cardinal Mindszenty as head of the Roman Catholic church in Hungary, and eight co-defendants went on trial in the same courtroom and before the same presiding judge and prosecutor who tried the THE DAILYSF -fLfAND FOR YOUR GREAT VI hf NOT AT ALL- cardinal and American business I CfcKTAlNlr INFORMATION- II NOW. I MPLY DIDN'T lrc-- man Robert A. Vogeler. Heir of Cardinal TELL ME, DORIS- i I i aHvtw i nirsi 101 i I fT up y. a vA DOLLARS- I PUT HARD- IS I I '4 THE GROCERY HAVE YOU BEE Nl Archbishop Groesz testified he IT IN MY IT? I BILLS- LIVING UP TO THAT, gave the American legation a writ BUDGET I MADE Etiquette is ox, UNTIL IT BECOMES A PAIN IN THE NECK- 1 SAVINGS ACCOUNT- r.

i i ten promise he was willing to OUT FOR VOU LAST WEEK? become the new chief of state in Hungary, and even submitted to cnurcn or St. Thomas the Apostle. 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet This little kitchen motto comes from MR 60RMASt WARRENVILLE, iovea wue or jonn zona mother oi jonn Joaeph and Sister Mary Elizabeth, C.

S. sitter of Rev. Philip Marlon, Catherine, James Mrs. Ruth Thoner, Mrs. Ursula Glnocchlo, the late J.

Francis. Thomas F. and John P. Funeral Monday. 10 a.

from chapel. 5911 W. Madiaon atreet at Mason avenue, to Resurrection church. Interment Queen of Heaven. Pleas omit flowers.

EStebrook 8-7500. BJL'RSTROM Martha Ebert BJurstrom. June 22. 1951. ot 646 N.

Parkslde avenue, wife of the late Fred, mother of Esther Gartner, Arthur Ebert. Ella Arata, Flora Hln shaw. Oscar Ebert, and Margaret Hulaka. Resting at funeral home. 318 N.

Central avenue. Austin. Saturday evening. Service and Interment Streator, Monday. AUstia 7-0017.

BOHEN Charles Bohen. beloved husband ot Pearl loving father of Mathilda Le and Mildred May, fond brother of Ansa Miller and Lillian Hennessey. Resting at chapel. 2410 W. North avenue.

Service Monday. 1:30 p. m. Interment Elm wood. BORELLI Frances BoreUl, nee Porto, teloved wife cf the late Frank, dear mother of Mrs.

Rose Capcrelll. Mrs. Marie Smlthpeters. Mrs. Catherine Carlo.

Mrs. 'Concetta Cassello, Mrs. Lucille Cicfll, Frank, Mrs. Eleanor Tyeptanar. Domlnlck.

Albert, and George, sister of Vincent Porto of New York. Funeral Tuesday at 8:30 a. m. from chapel. 1702 W.

69th street, to St. Mary Star of the Sea church. Interment St. Mary's. PRospect 8-0600.

BROWN George F. Brown. Sl High street. Delsvan. formerly of Cicero.

beloved huiband of Earah, nee Courier: beloved father cf Mae Nadon and Ethel Rosenthal, grandfahter of seven, brother of Mrs. John Johnson and William Brown. Funeral Monday at 1:30 p. m. at funeral home, 2307 S.

-a ramie avenue. Interment Arlington cemetery. OLympic 3-0200 or Bishop 3-1799. BROWN Lena Brown, late cf 4753 N. Harding avenue, beloved wife of Sam.

dear sifter of Jennie Barkan, Esther Miller, and Abe Strauas. Funeral Monday, 11 a. at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Jewish Waldhelm. CAMPBELL Martin 3.

Campbell, late of 972 5 S. Millard avenue, beloved husband ot Joan, ne Halm: loving father of Guy and Mark, fond son of Catherine and Patrick Campbell, brother of Sister Mary Maxlne. O. Katherlne. and Patricia.

Funeral Monday. June 23 at 9:45 a. from parlors. 2701 W. 63d street at Washtenaw avenue, to Most Holy Redeemer church.

Msss 10:30 a. m. Interment St. Mary's. PRospect 8-6300.

CARLISLE Forrest W. Carlisle, at St. Louis. June 21. 1931.

husband of Gladys Carlisle, father ot Mrs. Robert Jindra and Forrest W. Carlisle brother of Mrs. William H. Tlcknor.

Services at Lupton chapel, 7233 Delmar boulevard. St, Louis, Monday, 10 a. m. DAHLGREN Helga T. Dahlgren, 9738 Charles street.

June 21. 1951. wife of the late Axel B. Dahlgren, mother cf Elmer Mrs. Ebba Glfford.

and the late Gordon A. Dahlgren, sister of Henning Dahlstrom and Mrs. Lilly Larson. At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Saturday.

1 OBITUARIES RABBIS URGE U. S. TWO YOUTHS DIE AS AUTO LEAVES 3 draw heavy Terms for dope sale to minor the Americans a list of men he proposed to take into his government. In answer to Judge Vilmos Olti's questions, he said he had been regarded by the Americans and western diplomats here as the heir to Cardinal aiindszenty's political plans. He said his aim was the overthrow of the communist government, of course with armed revolt and American help," Prosecutor Gyula Alapi added.

Reported Thru Vatican He said he sent confidential reports to western legations thru the Vatican, and had contacts with Arthur Schoenfeld, first American diplomatic representative here after the war. We spoke with Schoenfeld once about the eventuality of American troops occupying Hungary," he said. He admitted he had opposed the church-state agreement of last August by which the bench of bishops finally agreed to support Dr. Joseph Ansel Ursich Jr. ROAD, HITS POLE Dr.

Joseph Ansel Ursich 26, TO LEAD MOVE of 904 N. Waiola La Grange tery. HYde Park 3-0013. PRICE Joseph Price, beloved husband of thm late Mary, nee Eisa: fond father of Joseoh. Evalyn Straits.

Lillian Kenny. Marian Mer ritt, George, and Lorraine Lawler. and ttaa late Edward Price. Funeral Monday. from chapel.

7949 S. Hslsted street, to St Leo's church. Burial Holy Sepulchre cemetery. QCIGLET Mabel M. Ouigley.

1550 E. 83 street. June 21. 1951. mother of the late) Helen Kelly, grandmother cf John F.

Gra ham sister of Alice Lllley. Aim Barr. Namonla Dixon, and Gladys Harris. At chapel. 316 W.

83d street, at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Saturday. June 23. at 3 p. m. Interment Oak Woods.

wEntwortn 6-0025. PETER SON Hilda Peterson, beloved w1' of the late Autust fond mother of Mrs. Violet Orn. Resting at funeral home. 5831 W.

Chicago avenue, service Monday 1 P- m. Interment Forest Home. BAPP George J. Rapp. Warren vine.

June 22, age 71. beloved husband of Mary nee Pur cell: loving father of George J. cf Fresno. Catherine and Mrs. Helen Razicka.

Member of Mailers union. No. 2. Funeral Monday. 10 a.

ns-. at St. Irene's church. Warrenvtlle. Inter ment SS.

Peter and Paul eemeterv. Naper-vlile. Friends may call at the residence. BATKOWSKI Renry P. late cf 1353 N.

Ashland avenue, beloved husband of Loretta. nee Kufel: loving father of Pauline, fond son of Clementine. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from chapel.

1317 N. Ashland avenue, to St, Stanislaus Kostka, church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. BRunswlck 8-2767.

RICHARDSON Ethel Crsee Richardson. 721 3 N. Wolcott avenue. June 20. 1951.

loving wife cf Samuel Richardson, beloved mother of Samuel Hurst and William Everett, grandmother ot Mark Hurst, At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, June 33. at 3 p. m.

Interment RosehllL Park, died yesterday in Milwaukee George F. Brown George F. Brown, 70, of Dela-van, formerly of Cicero and a retired employe of the Western Electric company, died yesterday in Hines Veterans hospital. He was a member of Hawthorne chapter, Telephone Pioneers of Amer General hospital. Dr.

Ursich had FOR ARMS SLASH been married June 2 to Miss Bev erly Eisch, and returned a week Cases Are 1st of Kind Under New Law BY JAMES DOHERTY Two sentences of 15 years to life in prison and one of 25 years ica; a past commander of Cicero ago from his honeymoon in Mexico. He became ill with poliomy elitis and was taken, to the Mil post 110, Spanish-American War veterans, and a member of the Veterans of Foreign wars. Sur Two youths were killed early today when the "automobile in which they were riding ran off Main st. at 75th south of Downers Grove, and struck a telephone pole. James H.

Driggers, 17, of 66th st. and Carpenter Downers Grove driver of the car, died at the scene. Weldon Ham-met, 15, of 35th st. and Meyers near Downers Grove, died later in Hinsdale sanitarium. Mrs.

Anna Edahl, 56. of 3036 N. Kenneth was killed yesterday, and her husband, Albert, 55, was injured when their automobile collided with another car on U. S. 14 near Crystal Lake in McHenry waukee hospital Tuesday.

He was graduated from Northwestern uni versity medical school and served viving are his widow, Sarah; two daughters, Mrs. Mae Nadon and Mrs. Ethel Rosenthal, and seven grandchildren. Services will be his internship in the Milwaukee Hungary's communist constitution hospital. Surviving, in addition to June 23, at 3 p.

m. Interment Oak H11L-. at 1:30 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 2307 S.

Laramie and "support the peace move his widow, are his parents, Dr to life were imposed yesterday on the first defendants -victed of selling dope to a minor under a new Illinois law which provides a maximum of life imprisonment for such sales. The law also makes ment." He did not explain why he DALY See William Flanagan notice, DAVISON Arthur C. Davison of 1818 N. St, and Mrs. Joseph E.

Ursich. Fu Cicero. vi I V-'' Louis avenue, beloved husband of Martha, finally signed the agreement. His three co-defendants who ad fond father of Arthur C. father-in-law John Joseph Long- county.

The driver of the other car mitted guilt today testified in just neral services will be at 10 a. Monday with mass in St. Stephen's church, 21st st. and Wol-cott av. Burial will be in St.

Joseph's cemetery, Joliet. of Viola, grandfather of Linda, brother of Joaeph Hewitt of Los Angeles, and Elmer of Hinsdale. Services Monday. 1:30, at funeral home. 3751 W.

North avenue. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. Member of Mass for John Joseph Long, 71, of 1630 N. Moody will be said McKinley Camp, No.

8, U. 8. W. V. BElmont 3-4047.

at 10 a. m- Monday in St. Gile's church, Oak Park. Mr. Long as cool and collected a fashion.

They were a lawyer, former cabinet official, and a priest. The other five defendants take the witness stand tomorrow. dope selling to was John Pappas, 69, of 701 Sheridan Wilmette. Leroy Olszewski, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter J. Olszewski, 7140 W. 71st Summit, was killed when struck by a truck near Mosinee, where he was stay Cilbrcatb DOW LING Minnie Dowllng, June 31. 1951 Lt. Sam H.

Wakefield wife of the late Joseph, tond aiiter of adults a felony. Edgar, the late Charles. Frank, and John George Gilbreath, 50, of 2228 Lcnr, beloved aunt 01 Roger, Francis. Paul, Ned. Gerald, and the late Harold Lohr P.esting at chapel.

1253-55 N. Clark street Thursday in Oak Park hospital. After retiring from the Illinois Bell Telephone company, where he was employed 40 years, he worked in the office of John Clark, county New London, June 11 (IP) The nation's largest body of Jewish clergymen' today urged America to back a new, detailed program for decreasing world armaments. We call upon our government to outline a specific, comprehensive basis for control and reduction of all armaments thru the United Nations," declared the Central Conference of American Rabbis. The conference, attended by more than 600 Rabbis from across the country, also strongly supported American resistance to military aggression with all the strength at our command." Urge Plenty of Peace In a report adopted at its 62d annual convention here, the conference said: "We see no inconsistency between our current policy of continuing to mobilize our military strength in order to meet the present danger, and at the same time, outlining the basis on which we would be willing, in concert with all other nations, to work toward the effective reduction of armaments." The 44 necessary expedient of the moment," the report said, "must not be confused with a long-range policy of peace." The conference, made up of re where services will be held Monday at Adams was sentenced to 25 years to life by Judge Daniel A.

Covelli in Criminal court. Homer ing with relatives. 1 p. m. Interment Forest Heme cemetery.

Madiaon. and Freeport, 111., papers lease copy. assessor, and was active in 36th Stigger, 28, of 363 W. Oak and DREZDON Bernard Dreidon. late of 273 N.

Hamlin avenue, beloved son of Faustvna. Callie Stephens, 5, of 908 W. 37th pU was injured fatally last night by an auto in front of 6512 Emerald av. Bernard Wikel, 26, of 6520 Stewart the driver, was held for the inquest. Bennie Randle, 28, of 9 S.

Hoyne received the other sentences loving brother of Martin, Anthony, Paul, and jean, brotner-ln-law of Felix Frost. Anait. The funeral of. Lt. Sam II.

Wakefield, 21, of Las Vegas, formerly of Des Plaines, will be at 2 p. m. today in the Methodist church in Des Plaines, with military services at Ridgewood cemetery. Lt. Wakefield was killed Monday when his jet fighter plane crashed at Hill air force base in Utah.

He joined the air force in 1947 after graduation from Maine Township High school. Surviving are his widow, Teddy; his mother, Mrs. Grace Harmon Garrett of sia Fepllnskl, Mary, and Ann. Funeral Mon- from Judge Wendell E. Green.

oay, 10:15 a. from chapel. 3060-64 The three, Negroes, were con Milwaukee avenue, to St. Stanislaus Kostk church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Dickens ward Democratic politics. He leaves his widow, Catherine; two daughters, Catherine M. and Mrs. Charlotte Trucco; three sons, John J.

Howard and Charles Edward, and four grandchildren. Charles C. Le Forgee victed of selling two heroin cap 2-2232. -CEMETERIES- sules for $3 to Philip Petress, 15, Dl DM AN William C. Dudman.

839 W. 83d street, beioved husband of Charlotte C. Dud of 1532 S. Homan a ward of man. nee Meckes.

father cf Mrs. Irene Sand Family court. ers. Mrs. Jsne Enrel.

Mrs. Florence Crsbbe. clarendo Hill 6 grave lot. cholca aeo Uon. Sacrifice.

GLadstone 3-8131 or Addreta 5S9. Tribune. 2 CEMETERY 8-grave lota At Ridgewood cemetery. Call Klldare 5-6270. IN MEMORIAM Kenneth, and William Dudman son of the iste John E.

and Marr Jane Dudman. Officer See Sale The sale occurred on May brother of Mrs. Grace Fitzgerald, Mrs. Flor Decatur, 111., June 22 JP) Des Plaines, and his stepfather, Joseph R. Garrett, an employe of ence Johnson, Robert Edward F.

Dudman BIOHTER Vaclav Richter. late of 1163 W. 18th street, beloved husband of the 1st Alolsie. nee Vlaciha: loving father cf Laddie, Irma Divls. Vlasta Plachy.

Zaboy. Anthony. Lillian (Williams 1 Lee. Mildred Jeolicka, grandfather of eight, gTeat-erandfather of five. Service Monday.

June 25. 1 p. at chapel. 2534 S. Pulaski road.

Cremation. Bohemian National cemetery. Please omit-flowers. Member of Sign Pstnters onion, local No. 830.

LAwndale 1-3972. BOWE Mae J. Rcwe cf S814 S. Dante ave nue. beloved wife of William dear sister of Lenore Taylor.

Louise Lowney. Caroline Ekes, and Walter Wirsch. Funeral frons drawing room. 7838 Ccttage Grove avenue. Monday.

June 25. at 9:30 a. m. to St. Ailbe's church.

91st street and Harper avenue. Mass 10 a. m. Interment local cemetery. RAd-dlffe 3-0220.

BTAV William Ryan. loving brother ef the late Nellie Mulqueen and Minnie Ryan, food uncle of Sister Agatha C. S. C. Margaret Mulcahy, Margaret McBride.

and Mae O'Brien. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from, funeral home, 1136 W. 87th street.

Killan's church. Interment Mount Carmel. RAdcliffe 3-1100. SANGER Francis J. Ssnger.

formerly ef 1941. N. Drake avenue, dearly beloved husband of Julia, nee Nowak; dear father of Eleanor. Alice and Irene, dear brother cf Jennie Switak and Frances Swltak. Anthony, and Joseph.

father-in-law cf Walter Cebulskl. Albert Hem. Alex Pekala. dear brother-in-law cf Andrew and Marr. grandfather of nine.

Resting at chapel. 1845 N. Hermitage near Cortland. Funeral Monday. 1 0 a.

m. to Annunciation church. Interment St. Aialbert'a. BRunswlck 8-2636.

BCHEEL Anna K. Seheel. nee Kelm. cf 3635 Farwell avenue, beloved wife of the late Christian fond mother cf Myra MacKay. Evelyn Flint.

Lillian Reiter. and Olive Andersen, loving grandmother of five, dear sister of Robert Kelm. Bertha Kccke. Amelia Gritr-men. Amanda Courtright.

Henrv Kelm. Elsie Kelm. the late Alex, and William. At chapel. 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, unta 11 a.

m. Monday, thence to North Shore Baptist church, Berwyn at Lakewood. where services' will be held Monday. 2 p. m.

Interment Memorial Park. 8CHTXTZ Joseph W. Sehultx ef 6617 W. Cermak road, Berwyn. beloved husband of Anna, nee Adamek; dear father of Lillian R-.

Mildred and Anna Marie Zahn. grandfather of Eileen. Barbara Zahn. dear brother of Rose, Mrs. Anna Tomsa and Mrs.

Jennie A. Zlka. Funeral Monday at 9 a. za. from funeral home.

6617 W. Cermak road. Berwyn. to St. Odilo's church.

Interment Oaeeo of Heaven cemetery. Bishop 2-1240 or STanley 8-1092. Member of Funeral Services Associated. 8FKELT Serafina Sekely. beloved wife of Frank, loving mother of Robert and Christopher Spsnkrov.

dear sister of Joseph and Cyprian Klestinec. fend grandmother of David. Bryce. and Dale. Funeral Monday.

10:30 a. at funeral home. 3821 W. 26th street. Interment Woodlawn.

LAwndale 1-2912. Charles C. Le Forgee, 83, attorney BRITTEN Leone Britten. To the aacred mem and the late Frank Dudman and Mrs. Victoria only one day after the new law renweu.

grsndiatber of 8 crandchildren. ory ot my beloved vile, who paaaed away The Tribune's editorial Resting at chapel. 415 W. 63d street. Serv 18 yeara ago today.

was signed by Gov. Stevenson- in Decatur since 1887, died tonight at his home. Before his retirement Dec. 31, 1950, he represented May ahe. who has wandered toward the ice Monday.

10:30 a. m. Interment Mount and was witnessed by Juvenile Of uniet. Mope. Former member local 241.

CTA. Find peace with the ereolaf star that ficer Claude Kilmer, who arrested DrNNlCLgFFE Edward DunnicUffe. beloved husband of Anne, nee Barton; fond father the Illinois Central railroad and Sister Mary Augusta Heralds another dawn. MICHAEL BRITTEN. Stigger when the dope delivery or Patricia Swayne and the late Edwin, the Staley Manufacturing com was made.

Services for Sister Mary Au brother-in-law of Marie Lebowitz. Funeral HEWITT Andrew Hewitt. In tond memory of our beloved huiband and father who aiuraay. a. from chapel.

3424 form rabbis, also: pany. He defended Gov. Len Small, who was 'charged with conspiracy gusta, O. 29, teacher in St. Assistant State's Atty.

James 63d street, to St. Nicholas of Tolentlne passed away one year ago today. LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY. cnurcn. Bunai st, Mary's.

GRoveblil 6-0090, Mary's grade school, Freeport, Condon and Sgt. Charles Pierson 1. Urged federal legislation providing "that all profits beyond KOLMAN Karel Kolman. In loving memory to defraud in the use of state funds while state treasurer, and FAYANT Fred Fay ant. late cf 7927 Vernon avenue, beloved brother of Mrs.

Clara Haslar. fond uncle of Clarence Hasler. and of my dear father who passed away sue HIGH GRADUATE IN '50, SHE ENDS 6TH GRADE IN '51 (Picture on back page) Charlotte, N. June 22 UP) A 19 year old girl who was graduated from high school last year finished grammar school this month. A serious illness did away with 12 years of schooling for Carolyn Bigham, and she had to start from the beginning again.

It happened this way: She was admitted to a hospital here last September with what doctors diagnosed as messingococ-cal meningitis. This means a tiny germ attacked her nervous system. Carolyn was 'unconscious two weeks. When 'she regained consciousness, she didn't know where she was, didn't know how old she was, couldn't read, write, or talk. She didn't recognize members of her own family.

Her family decided to send her back to school start her again on the first grade level. They located a qualified tutor. On 1 the laborious journey back thru the layers of memory began the alphabet, the calendar, numbers, spelling. In two weeks Carolyn was promoted to the 2d grade. The first reading she took was Psalm 23.

She has finished the 6th grade now and is beyond it in some subjects. She has studied- 7th grade geografy and 10th grade English. those considered normal in peace were held Wednesday at the Mound in Sinsinawa, Wis. Sister Augusta, member of the Domi seized Randle, who named Gil-breath as his dope source. Randle pleaded guilty on arraignment be years ago.

Always In my heart. DAUGHTER MARTS. won an acquittal. Le Forgee is Frances uusiey. Keating at funeral home, YBis south Park avenue.

Services Saturday time shall be utilized for the emergency defense needs of the survived by his widow, Isabel, and LENCIONI Arthur tenclonl Jr. In loving memory of our dear son and brother, who June 23. at 9:30 a. to St. Dorothy's nican Sisterhood of Sinsinawa four cnurcn, ou e.

76in street, interment St, nation." Mary's cemetery. Information. TRiangl years, died Monday in St. Francis son, uranvuie, or cnicago, ana daughter, Mrs. Valette Barnes of passed away 16 years ago today.

Time rolls on but memories last. PARENTS AND SISTERS. fore Judge Green, and Stigger was found guilty. Judge Green withheld sentence until after the two testified against Gilbreath in his 2. Backed effective price and hospital, Freeport.

Surviving are Decatur. FX AN AG AN William H. Flanagan, beloved husband of Anna Daly Flanagan, devoted DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS' rent controls to cope with the jiucr ci seuy scnmiti ana Kay Flanagan, GOLDMAN Samuel L. Goldman. A monument her father, Clifford U.

Therlault; mother, Mrs. Josephine B. Theri-ault, and three brothers, Clifford, trial Thursday before Judge Co Mrs. Helen W. Hawkins son ot Mary and the late Patrick broth present inflationary spiral which "is a danger to the security of la to be dedicated to his memory, sunoay.

July 24. 2 p. at O. B. A.

cemetery. velli. Petress also testified. er oi Jonn. Francia the late Edward, and Thomas, loving grandfather cf Donna Mrs.

Helen W. Hawkins, 96, of Gate 54, waldhelm. our nation." Richard, and Laurence. Testimony Aids Two OORENSTEIN A dedication In memory of 1104 Oakton Evanston, a north Jean and Debra Ann Schmltt. Member cf Electrical Workers union.

A. F. ot L. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.

frorr resi- Nina Goreniteln on Sunday. June 24. 12 shore resident many, years, died noon. Rosemont cemetery, 6728 Addison Regret Lack of FEPO 3. Asked that congress be "en Earle R.

Kelley Judge Covelli, who was elected June 5 and who began his duties oence. 7815 S. Maplewood avenue, to St. Thomas More church. Interment St.

Mary's. street. yesterday in her Surviving HORT1TZ A monument will be dedicated to Earle R. Kelley, 79, mayor of are a daughter, Mrs. Edith With- FVRNESS K.

James Fumest cf 74 51 Kingston avenue, beloved husband of Helen, nee the memory of Joseph Horvitx. oeiovea Elgin from 1923 to 1931, died yes erby; two sons, Kenneth, an attor in Criminal court only on Monday, said in pronouncing sentence: This is the first time in my ca -amon: son oi the late John and Cora father of Ida Sllber. Evelyn Ramer. and Dr. Herman.

June 24. at 3 p. Rezlstcbever terday in Resthaven sanatarium, joined from publicizing the names of any American citizens in subversive inquiries "who have not been given an opportunity to defend themselves." fond brother of Dr. Carl Mrs. Mabel Johnson, and the late Mrs.

Edna Erlckson. cemetery, Woodlawn, Harlem and ivto. ney, and Maxwell, an employe of the New York Daily News; six SHERMAN Frank Sherman. 6938 Crandon KAHN A dedication to the memory of the late rest chapel. 2024 E.

75th atreet. reer that I have sentenced a fel until 11 p. m. Saturday. Service Monday at Joseph Kahn.

beloved husband of Pearl, dear grandchildren, and four great father of Sandy, will be held on Sunday, June 24. at 11 a.m. at Knesaes Israel, Gate GARRETT See Wakefield notice. 4. Expressed "deep regret at avenue.

June 22. 1951, beloved husband ef Margaret Leaver Sherman, toed father ct Ethel Cahlll of Boston. and Edith; Miller of Pales Park. Dl. At chapel.

212 W. 95th street, where services will be held Monday. June 25. at 3 p. m.

Interment private. Elgin. His home was at 148 S. State Elgin. Mr.

Kelley was active in the Masons, and was a member of First Congregational church, Elgin. A son, James Todd Kelley. survives. Services will be 34, Des Flames and 17th. Waldhelm.

low man. lay awake half the night thinking about it. The sale of narcotics makes thieves, killers, and prostitutes of its vic grandchildren. Private services will be held today in the chapel at 1460 Sherman Evanston. GEMSKIE Peter Gemskie.

beloved husband cf the late Colette, nee Underhlll; loving tatner KANNE A monument will be dedicated tn the failure of congress to make progress in setting up a fair em memory of Minnie Kanne, beloved oi junu margam usu, Lucille Meyer. of Louis. Mollie Friedman, Frances Stone, SODERBERG Evar M. Soderberg. 6118 Stew Colletta.

and Lois Oliver, fond brother of ployment practices commission Shirley Reader, and Eleanor Sacer. on Sun tims." Anna inome, Margaret Trendler. Agnes day. June 24. 2:30 p.

ar Anavo Amuno n.raus. larence, tne late Joseph Dcwald, Judge Green said he cut 10 and outlawing both lynching and the poll tax." mayme jvonz. ueorge. ana waiter Gemskie cemetery. Gate 29.

Des Flames avenue, Forest Park, 111. art avenue, June 21. 1951. belcved husband cf Rena S. Soderberg.

fond father cf James. Judv. and Jackie Scderberg. son of Erika nd Karl Soderberg. brother cf Carl and Bern hard Soderberg.

At ehapeL 316 W. 63d street, at Harvsrd avenue, where services will be heid Monday. June 25, at 3 p. m. Interment Oak Woods.

LA MASK! A monument will be dedicated Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from funeral home. 4905 Lincoln avenue, to St, Mathlas' church. Interment St, Boniface's cemetery.

GR ABAC William Grabau. June 22. 1951. ot In loving memory of Morris La Maikin, years off the minimum sentences of Stigger and Randle because they testified against Gilbreath. 5 Supported an equal voice for labor with management in United States defense mobilization.

fond father ot Sam. Frank. Ella Freeman. SallT Draeuth and Etta Roeatz. on Sunday aaD i.

ciark street. Services at chapel. June '24th, 3 p. m. at Pryaslaver Verein In Waldhelm, 1 block west of Harlem and BPANKKOT See Serafina Sekely notice STOECKLFR Edwgrd S.

Stoeckler. devoted street, xvionaay at 1:30 p. m. Interment Graceland. Please omit flowers.

at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 51 Center Elgin. Edwin H. Parkhurst Cleveland, June 22 (JP) Edwin H.

Parkhurst, 79, industrialist, died today at his home in Cleveland Heights. Since 1937 he had been president of the Euclid Road Machinery company, and for 14 years prior to that had been president of Columbia Axle -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- 16th street. HAFF Gertrude M. Hsff. nee Moran.

4839 LEVI TAN A monument will be dedicated in memory of Jack Levltan. husband of Aoaison, wue or Henry, fond mother of Donald James and the late Henry, dear daughter of Margaret and the late James father cf Evelyn Furman and Eleanor Me-chacek, brother of Hulda Kelly. George. Frieda Glissendorf. Anna Stanke.

Gustaf and Marlon, grandfather of 5. Funeral Monday. 10 a. at chapel. 5128-30 W.

25th atreet. Cicero. Interment Concordia. Pearl, nee Buxbaum: father of Charles Sidney, Sunday. June 24.

1 p. P. O. W. Funeral Information LAIN SON Moran.

sister of Charles, Arnold and George. Funeral Monday. 9:15 a. from funeral Waldhelm. Desplalnes and letn.

LIPSCHTJLTZ A monument will be dedicated CRSICH Dr. Joseph Ansel Ursich sucV ncme. 33ax Fuiierton avenue, to St. Bartholomew's church. Burial Calvary.

in memory of Joseph and Anna F. Up-schultz. nee Kulwin. beloved parents of BAIGH Amanda Halgh. wife of the late John.

E. James Forness Services for E. James Furness, 47, of 7451 Kingston supervisor of payrolls for city firemen and policemen, will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in Mattoon, Coles county.

Mr. Furness died Thursday night. He leaves his widow, Helen; a brother, Dr. Carl N. Furness, and a sister, Mrs.

"Mabel Johnson. Wesly Thompson Wesly Thompson, 52, Negro, of 1338 W. 61st international representative and director of fair practices for the CIO United Auto Workers union region 4, died Thursday in Michael Reese hospital. He was president of the union's local 734 three years. Surviving are his widow, Pe'arline, and four children.

Ruth Desman, Meyer, Rosalind Schatz and 6. Criticized the watering down of the attempts to educate the German people for democracy" and the rebirth of German political parties dominated by definitely nazi ideology." 7. Voiced "disturbance" that the Marshall plan and point four economic assistance program are in danger of becoming solely instruments of military technique." 8. Called for the strengthening and extending the international authority of the U. N.

as a nucleus of world government." moiner oi nerDert w. naign, grandmother of Mrs. William Reed and John Herbert five trandchlldren Sunday. June 24. 3 p.m..

Haign. Resting at luneral home. 79th st. and at First Englewood cemetery. Jewish Wald-tielm, 18 th at.

and Cross road west of rail Phillips av. Service 10:30 a. m. Monday. In road.

terment saount nope, south Shore 8-6959, denlv In Milwaukee. June 22. Iste of 904 N. Waiola street. La Grange Park.

Til. beloved husband cf Beverly, nee Eisch: dear son of Justine. Qee Kcmpare. and Dr. Joseph E.

Ursich. deer rrandson ot Mrs. Amelia Ursich of Joliet. and Mrs. Frances Kompare.

Resting at funeral heme. 40 S. Ashland street. La Granee. Sunday after 2 p.

m. Funeral Monday front above funeral home at 9 a. m. to St. Stephen's church.

21st street and Wolcott. Chicago. Mass at 10 a. m. Interment St.

Joseph's cemetery. Joliet. Dl. Phone LA Grange 298 or SOuth Chicago 8-1111. PINZi-R A memorial win be dedicated te HANNIGAN See Agnes Ballard notice.

memory of Israel Nathan Pinzur. oerovea father of Hyman. Louis, Dave. Lillian Bern HAWKINS Helen W. Hawkins, age 96 years.

si moiner oi Mrs. Edith Wltherby. Kenneth and Maxwell Hawkins six grandchildren and four great-grandchll- stein, Lena Horwlts 01 tatiiiornia. smraiy, June 24, at 2 p. Jewish Waldhelm, American Brotherhood of Mogiliff cemetery, Des Plaines at 16th street.

Follow leth-st. to sign notice for Pinzur dedication. urcn. junerai services private. HI TTER John Hutter, beloved husband cf CRT Dr.

Anschil B. Ury cf 8716 Rldreland jLiizaoetn. nee jany; aear lather of Her SEVIN A monument will be dedicated In man. William. Edna Pekk.

and the late John grandfather of Ronald and Arien- avenue, beloved husband of Ray. nee Mendelsohn: dear father of Bernard and Sheldon, fond brother of Dr. Louis I. Morris. Jerome.

Frieda Wiener, Sarah Kamm. and Mary Herberg. Service Monday. 11 a. tn, at chapel.

6935 Stony Island avenue Interment Oak Woods. memory of Louis Sevln, beloved husband of Esther, father of Beth Rish, Bernard, and the late Irving. Sunday. Jane 24. 1:30 p.

m. P. O. gate 37, 16th and Des Plaines. Waldhelm.

Col. Gen, Grishin, Red War Ministry Aide, Dies MOSCOW, June 22 JF) The soviet press reported today the death of Col. Gen. Ivan Grishin, 50, one of Russia's top military leaders. Grishin, who held the title of Hero of the Soviet Union, was chief of the central administration of the war ministry.

He had been a member of the Communist party since 1927 and had served 31 years in the army. During World War II Grishin commanded armies. on the WTiite Russian front oaie pekk, fond brother of Samuel, in Austria and Elizabeth Kurtz, of Los brother-in-law ot John and Rose JUDGE CALLS FOR TESTIMONY ON KELLY ASSETS Probate Judge William F. Waugh said yesterday he intended to hear testimony on reputedly missing assets of the Edward J. Kelly estate.

Mrs. Margaret Kirk Kelly, the former mayor's widow, has charged that assets amounting to perhaps a million dollars are missing from the $850,000 estate left her by Kelly. Michael F. Mul-cahy, Kelly's attorney, who, with Mrs. Kelly, is an executor of the estate, has said he is unable to find any assets except those listed in an inventory he has filed in Probate court.

The deadline for filing objections to this inventory expired yesterday. Atty. Francis Coyle, attorney for Mrs. Kelly, failed to file any. Judge Waugh said this means the inventory will be approved at a 2 p.

m. hearing Mon-He pointed out, however, that Coyle could petition for citations requiring witnesses to testify about assets. "If Mr. Coyle does not offer such a petition," said Judge Waugh, "the court will issue the citations on its own motion. There have been reports that assets are missing.

These reports should be Investigated." SPITZEB A monument win be dedicated to WAKEFIELD 2nd Lt. Sara H. Wkefield, SOUTH CHAPEL 318 W. 3D-ST. PHONE: WKntworth 6-0025.

SATURDAY. FAT! William C. 2 p. m. at chapel.

MHH INBT Sarah. 9 a. m. In c-hurch. MORRISON Daniet 1 1 a.

m. at chapel. QI IOLEY Mabel. 3 p.m. at chapel.

VIMARCO Betty V. 1 p. m. at chapel. MONDAY.

JOHTiSET Martin. 10 a. m. at chapel. BODKBERG Evar.

2 p. m. at chapel. NORTH CHAPEL S501 N. ASHLAND-AV.

PHONE: LOngbeach 1-2645. SATURDAY. HTEXENHOtTSE Peter. 11 a. m.

church. RICHARDSON EthcL 3 p. m. at chapel. SMITH Thcmaa F.

1 p. m. at chapel. WALGBEN Hllbert G. 2 p.

m. at chapel. MONDAY. GREGORY Pfc. Raymond.

10 a. m. at chapel. JCHASZ Margtt. 2 p.

m. in church. WEICHELT Hermlne K. 1 p. in.

at chapel. WHITE Roger Jv 3 p.m. at cliapeL SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST. PHONE: BEverly 8-2182.

SATURDAY. DAHLGREN Hell a T. 3 p. m. at MONDAY.

CAMNON-Beatrlce. 3 p. m. at chapel. JESKE Minnie.

3:30 p. m. In church. SHERMAN Frank. 2 p.

m. at chapel. LAIN SON naicnDrenner. Remains at chapel. 7032 Wentworth avenue until 9 a.

m. Monday. Service Monday, ll a. at Golgotha Lutheran church. 67th and Wolcott.

Interment Mount Greenwood. the memory of Amelia and Frederick bpuzer U. S. A. Deiovea us Dana or Teddy Ruth, nee Cochran: son of Grace Herman Garrett, stepson of by their family on Sunday.

June 24. at 11 a.m. at the Kurlander Society cemetery, Waldhelm. JESKE Minnie Jeske. nee Goldtke.

8200 S. STEIN A monument will be dedicated to the Joseph R. Garrett, Service and military honors Ssturday. 2 p. at Methodist church.

Des Plaines. Interment Ridgewood. Resting at funeral home. Lee at Ferry streets, Des Plaines. memory of Max Stein, husband ot trie jate Roae Frazin Stein, father of Frieda Fenster.

on Sunday, June 24. at 3:30 p. at Oak Woods. 71st and Cottage Grove avenue. Lowe avenue, June 21.

1951. beloved wife of the late John Jeske, fond mother of Albert. John. Anna Webber. George.

Florence Hartfield. Mabel Heinz, and Marie Katz-berg. 10 grandchildren and 17 great-grandchildren. At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, until 11 a.

m. Monday. Services at Golgotha Ev. Lutb. church.

Marquette read and S. Wolcott street. Monday. June 25, at 1:30 p. m.

Interment Mount Greenwood. WEICHELT Hermlne K. Weichelt, 1253 TESSLER A monument will be dedicated to COOKED FROZEN Hood avenue. June 21, 1951. wife of the late Dr.

C. V. Arthur Weichelt. mother of Dorothea, Karl, Margaret Lieberman. and -Arthur, sister of Oscar Kaestner.

Rattle Lewis, and Bertha Horner. At chapel. 550L N. Ashland avenue, where services will b) held Monday. June 25.

at 1 p. m. Inter, ment Evergreen cemetery. Bar ring ton. III.

you can reach a Jhh s-Sorr chape ma few mtnutes the memory 01 l.ouis -xessier ana neoecca Tessler. nee France: beloved parents of Irene Nicholas. William. Evelyn Zlpperstein, and Edna Friedman, Sunday. June 24, at 11-30 a.

Michael Halperln cemetery In Waldhelm. 1 block west ot Harlem and 16th street. JVHASZ Margit Juhasz. nee Horky, 5530 N. WILKES Ralph E.

Wilkes, beloved husband WOOLF A dedication In memory of William eiarx, June dx. 1VS1. Deiovea wite oi Carl, tond mother of Margaret Krischke. Charles and the late Stephen, dear sister of Rudolph and Oscar, grandmother ot John C. and Margaret Alice Krischke.

At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, until 1 p. m. Monday.

June 25. Services Monday at 2.30 p. m. at Unity Ev. Luth.

church, Balmoral and Magnolia avenues. Interment Montrose. of Pauline, fond son of Frederick and Anna, Wilkes, brother of Donald and Raymond. Service Monday, 2 p. at Ellas funeral home.

Streator, DL Wdblf of Woodstock, 111., Deiovea nusoana Sarah. father of Celia Westphall, Sylvia Begun, Marvin, and Leah Woolf. on Sunday, June 24. 1 p. at Rosemont Park cemetery, Chicago.

ZAHARA Stanley Zahara. dear husband of KLEHM Pauline E. Klehm. at La Porte. ZWIRN A monument will be dedicated to the HORSE-MEAT 95 Horse Meat 5 ether tseniial ingredients.

Ready te serve when defrosted. Balanced diet. No cooking odor, ne digestive upset. At all grocers, frozen food cabinet. C.H.

Jordan Co. Funeral Directors. Chicago and Suburb FOR 97 YEARS Stephanie, nee Grembia; beloved father of Thomas, fond son cf Mary, beloved brother ot Edward. Rose Mielak. Mae Allen.

Emily. Jean Pondell. and Lillian Podgorskl. Fu-nera Monday. 9:30 a.

from chapel. 2255 W. Chicago avenue, to St. Mark's church. Inserment St.

Adalbert's. HUza- bcldt 6-8220. wile of the late Henry C. dear mother of Gilbert Vera Bachmarut. Harvey and the late Elmer, five grandchildren.

Resting at funeral home. 111 w. Campbell street. Arlington Heights, where services will be held Sunday at 2 p. m.

Interment Arilng- ton Heights. memory of Gertrude Zwim, devotea wire or Sam, dear mother of Harry. Mrs. Ann Mrs. Mary Arkln.

Mrs. Esther Geffen, and Mrs. Evelyn Lisman. grandmother of four, on Sunday, June 24, at 3:30 p. Jewish Woodlawn cemetery, 16th and Harlem.

Member of Chenstochover Independent Verein. 1st RACE, 2 P.M. H0UDATS, UO PJl 200 E. ErlMt superior 7-7709..