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rr PEDESTRIAN HIT DEATH NOTICES CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE Wednesday, Deceiver 12. 1951 Part 6 Page 9 DOCTORS, POLICE! Fur Coat Covers Injured Driver BY TRUCK DIES; KOTEK Otto Kotek, late of 3851 W. 26th street, beloved husband ot Evelyn, nee Vokaty: dear father cf Joanne. Otto and Florence, son ot Charles and Josephine, brother ot Col. Charles, son-in-law ot John and Anna Vokaty.

Services Thursday. Dec. 13. at 10 a. m.

from chapel, 2534 S. Pulaski road. Cremation Bohemian National cemetery. Member of Movers Association of Chicago. LAwndale 1-3972.

CONWAY Thomas Conway, suddenly, beloved (Story in adjoining column) FIGHT CRISIS CHARGES FILED SHADBOLT Bessie M. Shadbolt. of 1712 Henderson street, daughter of the late Hor- ace and Alice, dear sister of Horace. Funeral from chapel. 3413 Lincoln avenue.

Wednesday. Dec. 12, at 1 p. m. Interment Montrose cemetery.

Please emit flowers. GRaceland 2-2424. husband oi Anna, nee iormino: iona lather of Thomas dear son ef Alma and 'the late Edward Clelnmark. Resting at chapel, 1158 W. Grand avenue.

Funeral Friday, Dec. 14, at 8:45 a. to Santa Maria Addolorata church. May and Erie streets. Interment.

St. MOnroe 6-5288. KRONBERG Rosa Kronberg. beloved wife ot Adolph. dear mother of Mary Winter.

Kath-erlne Roberts, Laura Abrama. and Leo. four grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren. Services Wednesday. 2 p.

at chapel. 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Rosemont Park cemetery. RARE OPERATION Nffi tsh SHANAHAN John F. Shanahan.

beloved hus CORBETX See Mary Holton noUce. DEACON Arthur Rogers Deacon, age 70, be- t' invpd husband of the late Rosamond Tower. Kucharczyk, lond lather of Mrs. Edwin rrouty jr. oi KIXH ARCZYK Pfc.

Henry J. A young man, 20, died while Michigan City. lnd. Services Wednesday. band ot Florence Eckert Shanahan, loving father cf Mrs.

John J. Sheehy, John and James J. Shanahan, ton ot the late William and Katherlne Shanahan, fond brother of William David. Mrs. Matthew Latterty.

and the late Mrs. Margaret Ryan. Funeral Friday, 10 a. from funeral borne, Halsted at 76th atreet. to St.

Leo' church. a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre ceme-. tery.

STewart 3-7700. undergoing a rare heart operation in St. Mary of Nazareth hospital 1:30 p. at Foant Home cemetery chapel. Forest Park.

111. Resting at Carlisle funeral home. Michigan City. ga U. S.

killed In action July 20. 1951. late of 5620 S. Marshfield avenue, son ot Jacob and Mary, brother of Edward. Mary Carets, Stanley, Josephine, and Eugene.

Funeral Saturday, Dec. 15, at 9:30 a. from chapel, 1335 W. 51st street, to St. John ot God church.

Interment Resurrection. Military honors by 5th Army Dlv. YArda 7-6112. DES JARDIN Ann Kelty De Jardin, late of A Polish speaking pedestrian, struck by a milk truck Monday at 54th st. and California died yesterday in Southtown hospital after identifying himself.

thru an interpreter as Stephan Balak, 63, of 5148 S. Ashland av. SIEGEL Samuel L. Slegel of 7144 JeBerf S520 S. Honore street, Deiovea wne oi Fred, -fond mother of Dorothy Kudulls, Ra-mona Nugent, and Fred Des Jardin.

Funeral Thursdav. 9:30 a. from chapel. 5518 yesterday, altho surgeons fought for hours to save him and police took a medical device to St. Mary's from Wesley Memorial hospital in an attempt to save his life.

L. G. CALDWELL FOUND DEAD OF HEART ATTACK Partner in Chicago Law Firm; Noted Attorney Chlcsge Tribune Press Service! Washington, Dec. 11 Louis G. Caldwell, nationally prominent attorney and partner of the Chicago law firm of Kirkland, Fleming, Green, Martin, and Ellis, died here tonight of a heart attack.

Mr. Caldwell was 60. He was found dead in bed by a house servant who took supper to him. He had had a heart condition for several years and suffered an attack about two weeks Private funeral services will be MV2Z.l1 flnfPR IFDERER-Izrl Waldy Lederer of Hotel Shore- i land, devoted riushand of Hortense dear He lapsed into unconsciousness pect 6-0031. avenue, beloved husband of Minnie, nee Sachs: dear father of Edwin H.

and Elaine Ruth Berman. devoted on of Minnie Krooth Slegel and the late Nathan fond brother cf Jennie Levin. Beatrice Well. Rose Rosens tlel Libby Blum. Miriam Goldtarb, Harold Slegel, and the late Louis Services Thursday, 11 a.

at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment IsalaH Israe Temple cemetery. and died before further information The patient, whose name was DIEKE Ruby C. Dieke. age 66, Dee.

11, of brother of Edward B. Ltderer of Providence. R. the late Sam, Walter and Irving R. Lederer.

Service Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 11:30 a. at chapel. 936 E. 47th street.

Interment Providence, R. L. not disclosed, was born with a could be obtained. Chicago Lawn police, sent to the Ashland av. Eola.

111., wile of Henry, motner oi louis, William, and Mrs. Mildred Ryan, daughter ef Mrs. Mary Crowe, grandmother of nine, h.nth.r. vwn tip-. Services Thurs- heart defect, described as a nar i -an r.

th Healv chapel. I LEHMAN Joseph J. Lehman. loving husband address, were told by occupants SMITH George E. Smith of 835 W.

63d rowing in the main blood passage leading from the heart. The oper Aurora." iil interment Oakrldie cemetery. Margaret, nee Laskowskl; beloved father and neighbors that they did not of Louis, Harry, Jean Raflals. Evelyn 1-illalde. Sowa.

Josenh and the late Vletor. Fu know Balak. ating surgeon, whose name also DOUGHERTY Julia Dougherty, 1324 W. 79th neral from chapel, 5247-53 Fullerton avenue. Thursday, Dec.

13, at 9:30 a. to was not disclosed, was attempting- 1 Driver Faces Two Charge St. stanlsiaus' a. and M. church.

Interment street, Dec. 10, 1931. aaugnier ci me Anna and George Dougherty. At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, where service will be held Wednesday.

Dec 12. at 8 p. m. Interment Kewanee, 111. St.

Adalbert's cemetery. BErkshire 7-6400 The milk truck driver, Joseph surgical repair oi ine nanuweu passage, reportedly by cutting out LI DVIK Jennie Krbec Ludvik. beloved wife of Novak, 55, of 5164 S. Damen av, Edward loving daughter ot Stella and DRIESLEIN Leonard J. Drteileln, beloved Frank Tomporowskl.

fond sister of Charle, was given summonses for lacking a driver's license and failing to TRIBUNE Photo: Purchased from Free Lance the obstructed portion and then connecting the severed ends. The operation was begun early in the morning. Edward. Jamea, Frank, Jerome, and Thomas Tomporowskl. Funeral Thutsday, Dec.

13, 1951. 9:15 a. from chapel. 6213-15 yield right of way. Tames Gasper, injured when his auto was in a three car collision husband of Mary nee ec: near iiuin of Bernice Malltx, Robert, and Raymond, brother of Lena Splndler.

Sophie Schoen-herr, and William, grandfather of Robert and Thomas. Services Wednesday, 1 p. at funeral home. 145S Belmont avenue. Interment Montrose.

W. 26th street, Berwyn. to St. France of Theodore Wilson, 78; of 825 Rome church. Interment Resurrection.

and then struck light post on Lake Shore dr. near 35th lying cov GUnderson 4-2033. Cuyler struck by an auto last ered with Persian lamb coat whose unidentified owner, standing beside Beat Becomes Irregular Then the crisis came. The pa nitiT lit T.t. Ravmond C.

Drurv tJ. S. place, beloved son of Martha Bywater and -the late Edward Smith, fond brother of Joseph and the late Edward. Funeral Thursday. 9 a.

from funeral home, 5438 street, to Visitation church. Inter ment Holy Sepulchre. Boulevard 6-0662. SMITH Margaret H. Smith, 9543 Prospect avenue, Dec 10, 1951.

beloved wife cf Robert A. Smith, fond mother of Robert J. and David daughter ot Mrs. Edith La Monte, sister of Howard Robert and Frank D. La Mcnte.

At chapel. 2121 95th street, where services will be held Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 3 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood.

TAYLOR Carlisle Taylor, late of 4305 Damen avenue, beloved husband ot Virginia, Graebe Taylor, fond son or Mae and the late Wesley brother ot Geraldine Mus- carello, grandson of Catherine Brown. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. lrom chapel. 929 Belmont avenue, to St. Sebastian' church.

Interment St. Joseph'. Member of Chicago police branch of SU Jude'i league. TESSAROLO Rosa Tessarolo. dearly beloved wife of the late Giuseppe, fond mother ot Reno, John, and Antoinette De grandmother ot five grandchildren.

Funeral Thursday, Dec- 13, at 8:45 a. from funeral home, 2353 W. Chicago avenue, to St. John Bosco church. Interment Mount CarmeL Information, ERunswkk 8-8220.

Wednesday at 7055 "Stony Island him, used it to protect him from the cold yesterday. MAGIERSKI Edward A. Maglerskl, of 3937 W. 64th place, beloved son ot John and Stella, nee Ptszctek: brother of Irene Straka and Bernice. Funeral Thursday, 9 a.

Irq, 3d Engr. 24th age 25, killed In action In Korean war, April 12, av died in County hospital. A tient's heart did- not stop beating. Instead it began an irregular flut 1951. fnrmerlv of 1140 Linden avenue.

reckless homicide warrant was from chapel. 3424 W. 63d atreet, to St. Nlcholaa of Tolentlne church. Interment St.

tering known as ventricular fibril OBITUARIES THIEF ESCAPES Oak Park, 111., husband of Marie, son of Dr. Ray C. and Frances brother of Marilyn. Funeral and Interment were held Dec. 11.

1951, at United State Military Academy cemetery. West Point, N. Y. issued for the driver, James Romine, 29, of 1560 E. 64th st.

Mary's. GRovehlll 6-0090. lation. This usually is fatal be cause the heart is not performing MAIMFEI.DT Carolina Malmfeldt. 7520 S.

Michael Zrinec, 72, a retired rail AFTER MUCH ADO Michigan avenue, beloved wife of Jacob, de The Rev. Walter Canfield Scott Dl'DAR Mary Dudar. fond sister of Rose with the strength of its usual voted mother of Mrs. Vivian Lunaquisi, trie late Mra. Dena Hanson and Carl eight road man living at George st.

and North Melrose Park, was Private services for the Rev pumping action. Bures and the late lwiiue seaia. or uni ot Sylvia Slavlk. Service Thursday. Dec.

13. at 1:30 p. at chapel. 6507 W. Cermak road.

Interment Bohemian National. GUnderson 4-6310. Walter Canfield Scott, 82, who grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Service Thursday. Dec.

13, 2 p. m. at chapel. 1107 W. 79th atreet.

In ON SOUTH SIDE A nurse and a passing motorist The surgeon immediately began fatally injured by an automobile died Saturday in his home in Mon massage of the heart in an at terment Oak Hill. EDWARDS George H. Edwards, late of 912 while crossing 19th st. and North Melrose Park, last night. The rovia, were held yesterday in tempt to restore a normal beat.

last night chased a purse snatcher who was knocked down by an Monrovia. Before returning, Dr, HARGGRAFF Edward W. Marggraff. beloved brother of Bertha Pfleger. Alice Pfeifler.

and Elsie Muhlig. oncle of seven nieces and one nephew. Resting at funeral home. 736 Other surgeons present came to his car was driven by John Yarema, Ash street, Winnetka, nusoana ci imn Edward, father of Richard Thoma. and the late Robert and James Edwards.

3 grandchildren, one great grandchild. Resting at funeral home. Linden avenue at Tower road. Hubbard Woods. Services Thurs aid and the massage reportedly 34, of 2206 N.

75th Elmwood Scott was active 40 years in the Rock i ve conference of the W. North avenue. Services Friday, Dec 14 automobile in his flight but still escaped. went on until they began to tire. Park, who told police he did not 1 p.

m. Interment Arlington. TIBt'8 Elizabeth Tibu. nee Knlerim, Poaen, 111., beloved wife of P.lchard. foad-mother of Marion Wegrzyn and Paul.

Resting at funeral home, 13050 S. Greenwood 1 avenue. Blue Island, 111. Service. Thursday, 2 p.

m. Interment Mount Hope cemetery, TONEB Michael Toner, 7225 Prairie avenue. Then Wesley was called on to see Zrinec. day. Dee.

13, 2 P. m. iniermeni ncuiuuu Park cemetery. Marlyn Delfs, 19, of 6224- S. MASTERTON Dr.

Edward L. Masterton of P055 Luella avenue, beloved husband of Elizabeth Gilck Masterton, fond father ot Methodist church. Ha was pastor of the Normal Park and the Sheridan Road Methodist churches ELLER Bayard T. Eller. beloved husband of Three Injured in Crash Hermitage a nurse at St.

provide a device made for such cases. The device is called a de- Don Alan and R. Bruce, orotner oi nor- oeiovea cusbana of Elizabeth: McGutre Toner, i itarntui if mnA mond and Byron. Funeral Wednesday, 3 and was active on the vMethodist fibrillating machine. In use, two small discs are placed on the pa Luke's hospital, was walking in Michigan av.

between Roosevelt rd. and 13th st. when a Negro Emily, dear orotner oi rranra Diane Campbell. Leon a. Wayne, and Harley Eller.

Services Thursday, 11a. at chapel, 6425 S. Kediie avenue. Interment Evergreen. Member of John B.

Sherman lodgt No. 880, A. F. 4 A. M.

church's hospital and homes fund. and Mary Gawell, grandfather of Bernard and G. Robert Gawell. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from funeral home.

318 E. 71st Three persons were injured slightly in a crash involving four automobiles at 35th st. and Lake Shore dr. Treated at Michael conducted at Tecumseh, Mich. The time has not been set.

Relatives in Chicago Area Mr. Caldwell is survived by a daughter, Barbara Suzanne, wife cf Capt. G. K. Brobeck Jr.

of the air force, who is stationed at Wiesbaden, Germany. Mrs. Brobeck' resides in Holyoke, Mass. Other survivors include Mr. Caldwell's mother, Mrs.

John D. Caldwell, Oak Park, 111., and a sister, Mrs. Margaret Dall, Liber-tyville, 111. A brother, Edward C. Caldwell, also a member of the same law firm, died about a month ago.

Mr. Caldwell was married to Irene Buysse in 1921. They were divorced several years ago. Mr. Caldwell had been a resident partner of the Chicago law firm in charge of the Washington office since 1930.

He was chief counsel of the Washington Times-Herald at the time of his death, and was rationally known as an expert on communications law. He was general counsel of the federal ra'dio commission in 1928-29, Foreign Legion Mr. Caldwell was born in Oak Park Sept. 25, 1891, and was graduated from Amherst college in 1913 and Northwestern university Surviving are his widow, Edith street, to St. Cclumbanui' church.

Interment tient's exposed heart, and a low amperage current of electricity is Holy Sepulchre. ELLIS Etta Elll. Dee. 11. 1951.

of the two daughters, Mrs. C. HV Burke and Mrs. E. S.

Tovvnsend, and two grabbed her purse. She was knocked down, and screamed. The thief ran toward 13th st. A motor Reese hospital were James Gas' TRINK Robert Trlnk beloved husband passed thru the organ. m.

at chapel. Jeffery boulevard at 77th atreet. under auspices of Cyrene lodge. No. 987, A.

F. A A. also member of Scottish Rite and Medinah temple. Interment SOuth Shore 8-8822. MATL'SZAK See Harriet I.

notice. McADOO Malcolm Ross McAdoo of San Antonio, formerly of Barrington, 111., beloved husband of Brlgitte Couet McAdoo. father of Malcolm Ross McAdoo ill. Davis Floyd McAdoo, brother of Mrs. Laurence O.

Wilson, service at Graceland cemetery chapel, Chicago, Wednesday, Dec 12. 2 of Mary, dear latner of Robert F. father-. per, 54, of 4520 Drexel owner Sherry hotel, wne oi int William Ellis, former vice president ef Armour A mother of Florence E. SchiKker and Dorothy.

Service and interment private. sons, David and Walter. Rushed to Hospital ist stopped to aid Miss Delfs, she of a Loop tavern; Mrs. Ethel Hor in-law ox Eleanor lrina, granoiatner oi Pamela and Robert III, brother of Theresa Heller. Funeral Thursday, Dec.

13. 10 a. from funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue. ENOMAJm Laura Engmann, beloved wife ef James Vail ton, 39, of 10532 Hoyne and Mrs.

Emily Murray, 40, of 10014 to St. Celestine's church. Interment SU got in his car, and together they pursued the thief east on 13th, to an alley leading north, where the The shock is capable of slopping the heart for a fraction of, a minute, thus ending the wild irregular beat and sometimes bringing about Joseph's. KUdaxe 5-5420. NEW DELHI, India, Dec.

11 (JP) the late Henry, dear motner oi mrs. irana Elllngsen of Brea, Mrs. Charle J. Reidholm of Chicago, and the late Mrs. John Hartke.

Alice, and Henrietta Engmann, Hoyne av. URBAN Lewi A. Urban. Dec. 9.

at Winder-' o'clock. Burial private. James Vail, 61, secretary of the Park Policemen Edward Weber thief dropped the purse after rob restoration of the normal beat. Society of Friends Quakers cen Cal servicer Wednesday 3 at MeALLISTER Earl L. McAllister, beloved hus-Norway.

Serv cei wmmmw. 3 band of Mlnette II loving father of Robert mere. formerly of River Forest, husband of Esther father of Mr. John T. Hepperly of Glen Eilvn, Mr.

Robert A. Holland ot bing it of $2.50. and William O'Brien said Gasper' ter in Delhi, died today. Vail was The man, still pursued, returned car, crowded by another auto, veered into the opposite lane, side- born in the United States and worked with the American Friends Battle creek. ana w.

J. uroan, brother of Veronica and Mary Urban, and, Mr. Cecelia Anderson, six grandchildren. Service. Thursday.

1:30 p. at funeral home. 203 S. Marlon treet. at Pleasant MnSif ofi fond grandfather ot Joan C.

At rest terment Mount Olive. an'a chapel. 4717 Broadway. GALZIN Helen Galzin, nee Sakal; late of Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 2 p.

m. Interment 4815 W. 96th street, beloved wie ot Frank, RosehlU. LOngbeach 1-2966. dear mother of Frank lond daughter of Anna and Paul Sakalevska.

dear daughter- McGOWAN Kalhertne McGowan of 711 MI1- (n-lnw of Barbara and Simon Galzln. Funeral waukee avenue. Janesvllle. wldcw of Wesley agreed to lend the device. St.

Mary's then telephoned the North av. police and asked them to deliver it. Sgt. Thomas Doyle, who got the call at' 2:08 swiped a car driven by Mrs. Hor to Roosevelt rd.

and ran across Michigan where he was knocked down by a car. He got up and vanished behind some bill service relief committee in Ger ton, and swerved into a lamp post. street. Oak Park, under auspices of Oae-Park lodge No. 540.

A. F. A A. M. Inter many up to the outbreak of the the late E.

D. McGowan. lster of Martha Thursday. Dec. 13, 8:30 a.

from funeral ment Mount Emblem. first World war. Vail went to Indo- p. he said, sent Policeman Wal Shopbell. Service 2 p.

Wednesday, at Overton funeral home, Janesvllle. boards. The driver of the car which WALIGORA Mary Waligora. nee Kowalcxy. Mrs.

Horton's auto struck cars driven by Emerson Black, 25, of Milwaukee, a pharmacist, and John Thompson, 30, of 9933 ter Snell and Edward Millar to ME TER Clarence tWhlteyl Meyer, at Lo China in 1944 to set up relief food stations. In 1948, he helped hit him looked behind the. billboards, but couldn't find him. Wesley hospital. work out truce terms in Palestine, It is approximately five miles home.

6845 S. Western avenue, to St. Ger-ald'a church. Interment St. Caslmlr'a cemetery.

REpubllc 7-8600. GARTON Ray Garton, 330 S. Justine street, beloved husband of Anna, dear father of Dorothy Murray and the late Edna Biseck. father-in-law ot Charles Murray. Funeral Friday.

Dec. 14. at 1:30 p. at chapel, 1059 W. 32d street.

Interment Mount Hope. YArda 7-6424. GAWELL See Michael Toner notice. of 3228 w. 3Btn place, oeiovea motner oi Edward and John Prochut and Irene Fad- yieiewskl.

lond daughter of Rose fond sister of Bernice Osuchs. Alice Kowal-. czyk, and Emily Betlejewskl. Funeral Thursday, 9:15 a. from chapel.

2959 W. 43 street, to St. Camlllus' church. Interment St. Adalbert'.

LAfayette 3-7781. Police didn't get the name of the Damen a used car dealer. Mrs. from the station, 2256 North av. Angeles, formerly of Chicago.

Deiovea nus-band of Betty, dear father of Robert and Helen, fond brother of William and Lora. Resting at chapel. 2742 Lincoln avenue. Funeral Thursday, 9:45 a. from chapel to St.

Alphonsus' church. Low mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Joseph' cemetery.

Information. Buckingham 1-6680. motorist who piloted the nurse, or Murray was a passenger in Mrs law school in 1916, when he was admitted to the Illinois bar. He taught at John Marshall High Dr. Edward L.

Masterton of the motorist who ran the Horton's auto. snatcher down. WATTERSON Mark Kenneth Watterenn. Services for Dr. Edward L.

to Wesley Memorial, 250 E. Superior and about the same distance from Wesley to St Mary's, 1120 N. Leavitt st. The run both school in Chicago and also lec GOLDMAN Birdie nee Woolf. at miMER Frank W.

Miller. Crystal Lake. Ill DEATH NOTICES Masterton, -55, of 8055 Luella av. rrmnlAn f.l hlnv.ff Wife rf Arthur I i I ,1 Vlt-Han nca tured at Northwestern university dear mother of Rowena Polachek and Terese I Kellogg, and Dr. George Miller.

Resting at AKlns of Compton. sister of the late I Warner luneral home Wednesday evening. ADDISON, HEAD a physician with offices at 2376 E. 71st will be at 3 p. m.

today formerly of Mercnantsviue. w. J-, Deiovea son of Rose and the late Mark Cleland Watterson, fond nephew of Hugh KennetU and Helen Funeral from chapel, 6245 S. Kfd2le avenue. Friday, 1:30 p.

to St. Elizabeth' Episcopal church. 62d t. and St. Louis av.

Interment Mount Hope. N. papers please copy. Irene Henocn ana aiars woou. jrunerai private services Thursday at 1 Kellogg lane.

He went overseas with the American field service in 1917 when poor eyesight kept him out AI.I.FN Maurice I Mace 1 Allen ot Munster. notice later. i interment private, riease omit nowers. OF LABORITES IN in the chapel at 7651 Jeffery av. JI: GORDON William C.

Gordon, beloved, husband Anna, nee GUI: loving brother of Fred. Dr. Masterton, who died Monday Emerald avenue. Dec 9. 1951.

beloved hus of the army, but he enlisted over Louise Townsend. Service Thursday. 1:30 WEIDEMANN Walter Weidemann of 2744 WV LORDS, DIES AT 82 in Illinois Central hospital, had Dora Goldberg. Rose Martin, Mary Bauer, the late Abe Allen, and Ethel Bauer. Services Wednesday, 11 a.

at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue. Member of Plumb seas in the French foreign legion band of Mary Elisabeth Mcflatt, fond father cf Mary M. Whltcombe. Violet E. Vauehn, Gertrude Mason.

James, Thomas Gordon p. at chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road. Interment Ridgewood. Klldare 5-6220. practiced medicine in Chicago 28 ways took the policemen 40 minutes, station records showed.

Tells Dangers of Operation The machine was applied to the patient, but the result was unsuc-cessfuL A St. Mary's spokesman said the mortality rate in the operation is high. He added that so far as St. Mary's staff knows, the machine is lodge. No.

1116. A. F. A A. and Orak HADE Clarence Edward Hade of 23 N.

Ken- LONDON, Dec. 11 (JP) Christopher Addison, 82, Labor leader years. His widow, Elizabeth, and and Norman Mcnatt. At cnapei, 3ie. w.

mtreet. at Harvard avenue, where serv and was promoted to a second lieutenant in 1919. He was awarded the croix de guerre for his Shrlne, Hammond, lnd. aington avenue. La Grange, beloved husband of Ida.

nee Stewart: loving father of LeRoy 23d place, beloved Husband of ineresa. nee Powell: fond son of Ferdinand and tbe late Alvtaa Schech, dear brother of Agnes Weidemann, Frieda Irving. David and Albert Schech. Resting at funeral home. 4115-17 W.

26th street Funeral Thursday, 1 p. to St. Mark' Lutheran church. California avenue and 23d place, at 1:30 p. m.

to Bethania cemetery. ice will be held Wednesday, Dec. 12. at two sons, Don Alan and Bruce, AI.I.AIN' Emllle Allain. Dec.

10. 1951. (Jack and Russell. Service Thursday. 2 1 p.

m. Interment Mount nope vvtiu-worth 6-0025. survive. beloved wife of Fred V. Allain.

mother of Lucille Blai. Fred Emllle Beach, and p. at funeral home, sis tiuigrove ave of the house of lords, died tonight. He was made a viscount in 1945 and was lord president of the council services with the French army. Jmenh A.

Allain. sister of Adcle Wadsworth, MOORE John M. Moore, beloved husband ot Alter World War Mr. Cald nue. Western SprinE.

unaer auspice oi Western Springs lodge. No. 1136, A. F. A.

M. Interment Mount Emblem. Blanche Hobson, Jeanne Davy, and Charlea George H. Edwards WEIR Charle N. Weir.

Dec. 11, 1951, 6462 Dittmann. Vuneral Thursday. 9:30 a. lrom funeral home.

6311 N. Clark street. the only one of its kind in the city. HEALY Llllle Healy, beloved daughter of the Agnes, brother of Rose ranaowsi anu -inn Buttron. Funeral from chapel.

64 53 Irving Park road. Friday, at 9 a. to St. Pascal'a rhurrh. Interment St.

Adalbert'. Member in the Labor government headed by Clement Attlee. well became a member -of Kirkland, Fleming, Green, Martin, and George H. Edwards, 82, of 912 late John A. and Bridget Joy iieaiy, aear to St.

Ita'a church. Interment All Saints'. ANDERSON David H. Anderson of 273 nt cwtrini workers union, local No. 713: Ash Winnetka, a retired florist, Ellis law firm, and remained with S.

Harvard avenue, beioved husband of Alice R. Weir, brother of Robert. Margaret. Alice, and the late Jame Weir. Resting at chapel, 415 W.

63d treet. Service Thursday. 1 p. to Mount Hope. Member of Englewood lodge No.

690, A. F. A. M. J.

F.SHAN AH AN, K. of Bronon council 1030. and Ameri sister of Mary A. Clarke. Nora neaiy, me late Sister Mary Gerald, Edward, John, and Genevieve Healy.

Funeral Thursday, 8:45 from funeral home. 79th street at died yesterday in Evanston hos can Legion Hilmar J. uenrenu post, no. ou. Addison avenue, Elmhurst, 111., beloved husband ot Chrlsta, fond father of Janet and Nancy, brother ot Ellen Hellwlg and the firm except for his period of service with the federal radio Services will be held at 2 CIRCULATOR OF ltomti boulevard, to St.

Bride' church. In- I unnir wmium Burton Moore, oassed away Edith Johnson. Resting at chapel. 134 S. WHITE Ray F.

White, beloved husband erf- terment Mount Carmel cemetery. Information I Dec 1951, suddenly, brother of Walter p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at commission. York street, Elmhurst, where services will Mrwiri.

Mrs. Eleanor Holter. and Le Koy TRlangle 4-1187 be held Thursday, 1:30 p.m. Interment Moore. Service Thursday, Dec.

13. 10 HILLA Rose E. Hill, beloved daughter of the 895 Linden Hubbard Woods. Mr. Edwards, who formerly operat PAPERS, IS DEAD John F.

Shanahan, 60, of 1906 Eertha. loving lather cf Mrs. eetty ruz-znanlc, brother of three sister. Resting -at chapel. 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, until Thursday morning. Service and interment Kankakee, 111., Friday. at chaoel. 5501 N. Ashland svenuel late Fred ana Julia, iona sister oi Anna Loach.

Mary Knopinskl, Paul and Helen Burial private. Oak Woods cemetery, Wau- He was a member of the American Bar association, in which he played an active role especially on communications law, the federal kegan. 111. Stggeman. Funeral Friday.

a. nom xvimwooa bik. ANDERSON Mary M. Anderson, nee Meyer. 6-C04 S.

Sangamon street, Dee. 10, 1951, beloved wife ot Gustav A. Anderson, loving mother of Karen Marie Anderson, daughter of John and Mary Meyers, sister of Nick and Paul Meyer, and Dora Altmann. At W. 80th veteran Chicago news WICKCM Wllhelmtna Wlckum.

Dec. 16, chapel. 3100 Irving Park read, to irnmaoi- cf 3239 s. late Heart ot Mary church. Interment St.

ed shops in Lake Forest and Winnetka, is survived by his widow, Emma, and two sons, Richard and Thomas." e- He was appointed lord privy seal and leader of the house of lords in 1947 when he was 78, and in May, 1951, succeeded Herbert Morrison as lord president of the council. He held that position until the defeat of the Laborites last Oct 25. A doctor of medicine, he became a Liberal member of parliament in 1910. The first of many government posts he' held was minister of munitions in Prime Minister Lloyd George's World War I government. In 1924, he broke with the Liberals and, five years later, became a Labor member of Morgan street, beloved nusoana or late Maria, dear father of Eugenia Marr.

Funeral paper circulator, died yesterday in Woodlawn hospital. Mr. Shan Adalbert' cemetery. communications bar association, Thursday. Dec.

13, at 9:30 a. from 1951, of 2102 Livingston street. Evanston, 111., wife ot the late John Albin mother of Mrs. Elmer E. Nilles.

Mrs. George Kllbey, Mrs. Holland Morgan, and John Austin Wlckum. Services 2:30 p. m.

Wednesday at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Evans--ton. Interment Memorial Park. ahan was a consultant in circula chapel. 1059 W.

32nd street, to Immaculate the District of Columbia Bar association, the Association of Inter chapel, 316 W. 63d atreet, at Harvard HIPPAUr Elizabeth Hlppauf, Dec. 10, near avenue, where services will be held Thurs- mother of Paul and Myrtle Prentice, Dec. 13. at 2 p.

m. Interment Oak mother of Dorothy Jensen and the late Hill. 6-0025. Lucille Watschki. Resting at chapel, 3615 Conception church.

Interment St. Mary s. tion to the Sun-Times, of which he Policeman Taylor YArda 7-6424. state Commerce Practitioners, the 1 vna IS linrfl I I II I SU1 1. formerly was circulation director, BAKis iwpaarwj rrana.

u. ra. oeiovea ui38 Prank TT. Carroll. WILDER Emory Hurlbut Wilder.

Dundee-. American Law institute, the Insti husband ot Georgia, fond lather oi Mrs. Ann I p. i ruiw i Makria. Bessie Hamons Ahamnos.

snil iioLMSTROM-Emma Hotaitrom, nn olon'-t1h Rev. Gottfrld Olson beloved Mr. Estelle Tackaberry. father-in-law of husband of Edith, fond father of Laurence now. beloved wife cf the late John, fond Mh nt Hattir Meta Kolosetk.

Erwin and tute of Radio Engineers, Phi Beta Kappa, Order of Coif, Delta Up- George Makrls and Eugene Tackaberry, dear Years ago he delivered papers for the Daily News with a horse and wagon, and he drove one of that newspaper's first circulation auto and Elaine. Resting tn state at Messiah Lutheran church after 10:30 a. Thursday. Service 1:30 p. Thursday, at cousin of, Mike Pappas of Milwaukee, three grandchildren.

Funeral Thursday. 1 d. from chapel. 627 S. Halsted street.

silon, and Phi Delta fraternities, 111., born March 34. 1SB9, oeiovea nusoana. ot Alice Moseley Wilder, father cf Mrs. Henry E. Cook Phoebe Wilder, brother of Mrs.

Robert Landreth ot Vienna. Mr. Charles A. Ball of Winnetka. the late-Laurence R.

Wilder, aon of the late John-Emery Wilder ot Evanston, Til. Service James' church. Dundee, Wednesday, 2 p. m. Omit flower.

Eleanor Koester. dear sister of Alma Griebe-now, survived by five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Services Friday at 2 p. m. at chapel.

3905-07 Lincoln avenue. Interment Eden. Messiah church, 64th st. and S. Wolcott av.

and the National Press and Metro to Holy Trinity church, 1101 S. Peoria Interment Oak Hill. trucks. He became circulation Policeman Carlisle Taylor, 37, of 4305 N. Damen who was assigned to the traffic division, died yesterday in Illinois Masonic hospital.

Surviving are his widow, Virginia; his mother, Mrs. Mae Taylor; a sister, Mrs. Geraldine Muscarello, and his grandmother, Mrs. Catherine Brown. Services will be at 9:30 a.

m. Saturday in St. Sebastian's church. street. Interment Elmwood cemetery.

HAy-market 1-6166. BARTON Carolyn I. Barton, riee Fimhaber, O'M ALLEY Eleanor M. O'Mallfy. nee Solch.

HOLTON Mary Holton, nee O'Donnell. et politan clubs here. POLICE CHANGES beloved wife of Frank devoted mother of John G-. loving daughter of Anna and dear wife ot the late Albert, alster of Carl. manager of the old Chicago Journal in 1927.

Surviving are the widow, Florence; a daughter, Mrs. John Sheeny, and two sons, John WOLD See Ruth Wright notice. WRIGHT Ruth C. Wright, of 1643 K. the late Matnew solch.

dear alster and William Firnhaber. and the late Emily Boseck. and Pauline Fimhaber. mother of George M. At funeral home, 4048-50 SEVEN CHILDREN, 2 MOTHERS DIE 525 N.

Austin oeiovea piwi" Mrs. Francea Corbett and Catherine Holton. grandmother of Jame and Eleanor Corbett. Funeral Thursday, Dec. 13, 9:45 a.

from funeral home. 5350 W. North avenue, to St. Lucy church. Mass 10:30 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel. TUxedo 9-8844. Harrison street. Funeral Friday.

9 a. to Mrs. Bernice Elwell. and A. Radford Barton MADE FOR MORE Presentation churcn.

Burial St. Joseph. Funeral Thursday. 2 p. from chapel.

JiEvsda 8-2818. 5911 W. Madlscn. Interment Mount Emblem. piT7Hlr.hn n.

Ratzar. late residence, and James J. Mass will be said at 10 a. m. Friday in St.

Leo's church, 78th st and Emerald av. EFFICIENT FORCE HOOKH AM eiusan E. Hookham. wife of the O'NEILL Edward O'Neill of 1858 S. Ashland IN FIERY HOME 1013 Courtland avenue.

Park Ridge, beloved i.r. mother of Grace E. Llodll, vrnuv. Deiovea nusoana ox Anna, nre nana William B. Schaeffer inh.r and Fred H.

Service Thursday, devoted father of Grace Ryan, Catherine Police Commissioner O'Connor husband of Olga. nee GUM. iona latner oi unif lBm and F.ldrld Lessner of Norway, 2:30 p. at funeral home. 203 S.

Mar- I Sachs, Helen Byers. Marguerite Thoensing Wilkes-Barre, Dec. 11 (JP) S-esterday abolished the custom -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- Jon street at Pleasant Street, oa rara. grandfather of even. Resting at funeral home, 6754 Northwest highway, until Thurs Edna Smetak, William, Thomas.

Walter, Robert, the late Edward and George O'Neill, Interment Forest Home. in police stations of having one Funeral Friday, Dec. 14. 9:15 a. from nnrtN TTvrlsHe E.

Horn. 117 E. T3d street. day. Services private.

Please omit nower. BAXTER Harriet M. Baxter, nee Entwistle. William B. Schaeffer, 86, a director of the Planters Nut and Chocolate company, died today.

Schaef Summerville, S. Dec. 11 (JP) Two mothers and seven children burned to death before dawn today in fire that destroyed their five room frame home a mile south of here. The women's hus detective take charge of assigning 1345 W. 19th street, to SftJ Pius' church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment family lot. Dec. 10, 1951, oeiovea nusoana vi -ui 1741 W.

95th dace. Dec. 11. 1951, be Louis avenue, beloved wue oi narry. ue-voted mother of David Wold and Evelyn Valentine, fond grandmother of David WoieT Jr.

daughter of George and trie late Ames-Wold, fond sister of Emily Berg. Richard. Raymond, and Esther Perry. Services Thursday. 11a.

at Churcn, of the Epiphany at 201 S. Ashland avenue. Interment Mount Olive. At rest at funeral home. 3301 Fullerton avenue, until 10 a.

tn. Thursday. YOOST Mary Yocst. 6326 Hyacinth avenue. Dec.

11, 1951. beloved wife of the lata Charles, fond aunt cf Emil. Gustaf. Theodore Adams, and Susie Winston. At chapel, 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be hied Thursdav. Dec. 13, at 1 P. m-Interment Mount Hope. ZERM A Carrie Zernta.

beloved wife of late Herman, fond moher of the late Harvey, dear aunt of Robert and John-sen. Service Friday. 2 p. at funeral home. 3301 Fullerton avenue.

Interment Mount Olive. Member ef Humboldt Part chapter. No. 472, O. E.

S. Horn, nee Douglas: fond father oi Mr. t-i-i KfitrH.il. grandfather of Douglas S. CAnal 6-0915.

Funeral Information LAIN SON loved wife of Aleck W. Baxter, fond mother fer was a vice president of the Mitchell, brother of Mrs. Kate Crtsman of the work of other detectives in the station. Hereafter, this work will be performed by the lieuten PALMER Nesta B. Palmer, beloved wife cf it.

n.rv Mrs. Emma SDielman. Mrs. Miners National bank, Wilkes- of Mr. Fred T.

Semmer, grandmotner ot Judith and Robert. At chapel. 2121 W. 95th street, where ervlces will be held Thursdav. Dec.

13. at 2 p. m. Interment ri.raph of Atlanta. Mrs.

Tillle bands, Lewis Cook and Rubbye the late Samuel, fond mother cf Darwin A and Dorothy E. Services Thursday, Dec. 13 2:30 p. at funeral home, 5200 Brown of Nile. and Fred Horn.

At ant on duty, and the boss detec Barre, and president and director of the Walnut Park Plaza, Mount Auburn. chapel. 2121 W. 95th itrect, wnere servicn Western avenue, corner cf Foster. Interment Still, had left home shortly before for work at a sawmill.

will be held mursaay, ic. ia, i Memorial Park cemetery. RFTHC.E Charle A. Bethse. husband" of Ann Philadelphia resident hotel.

Interment Beverly. Betbge. father of Mr, warren Lyncn ana SOUTH CHAPEL 3X6 W. 63D-ST. PHONE: WEntworth 6-0025.

WEDNESDAY The dead: Mrs. Cook, 25; her Mr. Richard Latham. Friends may call at HVNSAKER Albert T. Hunsaker of 9 pELrsoMary Peluso nee Casella late et 1929 W.

Ohio street, dear wife of the late 47th treet, Dec. 10, beloved nusoana oi home for funeral. Erie and Wabash avenue, Miss Mary Dudar Angek). loving mother of Louise Salemo Kf.rcrt fnnd father of Albert Alberta, until 1 p. m.

Wednesday. Dee. 12. Services HODOR Victoria M. 9:30 a.

m. In church. JEFFRIES Margaret E. 3 D. m.

at chapei. end interment private. Kindly omit nower. and Joseph Peluso. fond sister of Daniel an Joseph Casella.

Funeral Thursday, 9 a. three daughters, Ruby Ann, 10; Linda, 3, and Mary, 1, and son John, Mrs. Still, 34, and her two daughters, Susan, 7, and Rites for Miss Mary Dudar, 85, and Daniel Hunsaker, on of Amanda and the late George, brother of Fred and Dan Hunsaker and Emma Schumacher. Funeral BOTENSTEIN Charle E. Botensteln MOFATT Thoma Sr.

1 p. m. at chapel. from chapel. 624 N.

Western avenue. to ZIEGLEB Joseph B. Zlegler age S3. suddenly, of 554 N. Long avenue, dear fcMlTH Leo F.

2 p. m. at chapei. Holy Rosary church. Interment Mount Car at chapel.

5522 S. Halsted street. Thurs a lifelong resident of Chicago who died Monday in her home at 4723 father of Charlea E. of Manhassett mel. AKmitage 6-7800.

THURSDAY ANDERSON Mary M. 2 p. m. at chapel. day.

1:30 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. L. grandfather of Kenneth and Judy Resting at funeral home, 3316 W.

Madison HCSZAGH Lyman Peyton Huszagh. suddenly, I FROCHCT Sec Wallfora notice. HLZAGH Lyman Peyton. 1 0 a. m.

in church. Dee. ft. 1951. Darlen.

beloved ton of Washington will be at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow in the chapel at street. Service Thurday. 1:30 p. ra.

In. 9141 s. Mansfield, Los Angeles. lor. merly of Chicago, passed away suddenly Saturday, Dec.

8. belcved husband ef Katherlne beloved father Cf Joseph B. Jr. of Chicago, Roland J. of Inglewood.

Mrs. W. A. Hall, and R. J.

Temple of Park Ridge, fond brother of Margaret of Chicago end Roland of Switzerland. Interment. Wednesday, Dec 12, In Lo Angeles. Theresa Mitchell of Long Brancn. ana terment Irving Park cemetery.

SAcramento the late Oscar Huszagh. Requiem high mas 2-0311. NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N. ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach 1-2645.

6507 Cermak Berwyn. She will ho celebrated Thursdav. Dec 13. 10 BR ABEC Marie Brsbec. nee Smld.

Of 5745 Ogretta, 5, and Barbara Ann Still, 6, a cousin of the children, who was visiting at the home for the night. Mr. and Mrs. William Henry Still, parents of Still and Mrs. Cook, escaped from the fiery home.

They were taken to Dorchester a. st Holy Name cathedral. State and leaves a sister, Mrs. Rose Bures, S. Neenah avenue, beloved wife ot.tne late Superior streets.

Interment tivarr. tive will go back tor detecting. In addition, the commissioner reduced the number of men in squad cars from three to two, and further directed that hereafter, tthen the desk sergeant has a night off, the lieutenant on duty will take his place. The new orders were transmitted to south side captains yesterday by Deputy Commissioner Philip Breitzke in the Central station. Other captains will be called in today at 10 a.

noon, and 2 p. to receive similar instructions. Breitzke said the new arrangement will increase the department's effective manpower. ANCIENT SAXON CROSS FOUND IN Joseph, dear mother of Charles, josepn, ZIMMERMAN John J. Zimmerman, beloved and a niece, Mrs.

Sylvia Slavik. KEINHOLTZEN Anton Relnholtzen, Pee. 10, 1951, beioved husband of the late Henrietta, dear father of Mrs. Magnus I. Ronnlng, the Rev.

Raymond, Mrs. H. Burtnesa Dr, Edwin, and the late Anton, brother of Jenslns Slmonsen of Norway. 10 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren. Services Wednesday, 2 p.

at Bethel Lutheran church, 2101 N. Humboldt boulevard. At rest at funeral chapel, 4338 Fullerton avenue, until Wednesday. 10 a. m.

Interment Mount Olive. Please omit flowers. Bessie Lusk. Caroline Durkovle. Anna Bra- I JAHNKE Harriet 1.

Jahnke, nee Matuszak, rw a lflftl. late of 2013 N. Point street. bee. Libbie Kelly.

Ella Lamphere, Lillian Scheer. and the late Mary Weber. lster of Mrs. Etta Ellis rarnlln Omv and Ella Bartos. grandmoth darling wife of Joseph, beloved mother of Marilyn, dear daughter of Anna, nee Reach-man, and the late Peter, fond sister of Edward Irene, Mae William) Hay-vnM Ravmnnd fAnnl.

George 1 Josephine 1. brother of Mary of Chicago, rrana Zimmermen of McHenry, and at the late Rev. Joseph Zimmerman, first pastor of St. Benedict's church, trie late Simon. William.

Mr. Peter Schult. Mrs. John Reh. Funeral Friday.

Dec. 14. at 9 a. m. Irons funeral home.

2157 Irving Park road, to St. Benedict's church. Interment St. Boniface'. Mrs.

Etta Ellis of 1725 E. 53d hospital here for treatment of er of 21. great-grandmother of one. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p. at chapel, 2746 W.

51st street. Interment Beverly. PRospect burns. widow of Frederick William Ellis, former vice president of Shorty 1 Robertson, Bernice tGeorgel Samp, and Agne (Ray- ROBERTSON Kenneth 6-7257. mond) Schmarje.

daughter-in-law of Anna suddenly, of 609 N. Cicero avenue, beloved husband of Julia, nee Federle: loving fa RRFMFR Henrr Bremer of Kenllworth. ZISKEN Philip Zlsken. of 22 N. Lockwor Kruszka.

Funeral Thursday. 9:15 a. Dee. id. oeiovea nusoana ii Armour died yesterday in St.

Luke's hospital. She leaves Child Molester, Father Anna Thompson Bremer, dear aon of AV- lrom funeral home. 2501-03 N. Southport avenue, to St. Sylvester's church.

Interment ther of Kenneth Marlon Calasctbetta. and Dolores Dallesndro. fond brother of Harold. Harriet Piano, and Ann Sefrazzo, devoted grandfather of four grandchildren. Resting at funeral home, 217 N.

Cicero vina, fond father of John T. ana wuuam devoted brother of Carl H. At chapel. St. Adalbert's cemetery.

Lincoln -uuo. of 3, Gets 7 to IS Years THURSDAY TTXLY Catherine. T. 10 a. m.

In church. WHITE Ray F. At chapel until 10 p. m. XOOSI Mary.

1 p. m. at chapei. FRIDAY BREMER Henrv C. 3 p.

m. at chapel. FOX Alma Wllken. 1 p. m.

at chapel. SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-ST. PHONE: BEverly 8-2182. 'WEDNESDAY BODDY Mary Ann.

1 p. m. st chapel. DOI GHERTY Julia P. 8 p.

m. at chapel. SMITH Margaret H. 3 p.m. at chapel.

THURSDAY BAXTER Harriet M. 2 p. m. at chapel. HORN Christie E.

3 p. m. at chapel. SATURDAY CONNELLY Luke J. 9: 30 m.

In church. CONNELLY Corp. Edward J. 9:30 a. m.

in churcn, SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED PHILLIPS Mathiloa. LAIN SON two daughters, Mrs. Florence Schucker, and Miss Dorothy Ellis 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where service JOHNSON Emma Tlllie Johnson, formerly ot I avenue, beloved rtusDana oi me iu. loving father ot France.

Lillian, and Samuel, grandfather of Ida and Norman, father-in-law cf Ruth, brother of Ameiia Goldstein, ol New York. Services Wednesday, 11 a. at chapel. 4225 w. Rooseveit road, corner of Tripp.

Interment Westlawn cemetery. Shiva at 1453 S. Avers avenue. Please omit Cowers. 11432 Calumet avenue.

Dec. 9. 1951, at I will be held Friday. Dec. 14, at 3 p.

m. avenue. Funeral Friday. 9:30 a. to Lyle Clark.

32, of 327 W. 42d interment private. Bayonne. N. wife of the late John, dear mother of John W.

Johnson and Mrs. Helen Smerick ot Bayonne. N. grandmother ot BROCKEL George F. Brockel.

beloved hus was sentenced to 7 to 15 years in Ithe penitentiary by Judge Our Lady Help of Christians church. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. AUstln 7-1700. ROMANO Salvator Romano, dearly beloved Ronald W. and Gary w.

Johnson. Thoma Masked Men Bind Guard LONDON CHURCH band of Helen Bradley Brockel, iona istner of Robert. Jean and the late Helen Holland, brother ot Christopher Brockel. Services Wednesday. Dec.

12. at TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Entight, and Jeter smerick. At cnapei, 214 E. 115th street. "Service Thursday, 1:30 p.

m. Interment Oak Hill. husband of the late Provldenza, loving Carry Away $1,500 Metal father of Sam. Joseph. Sarah Mazzarese 8:30 p.

at chapel, 2 sob w. e3a street. France Locashlo. Anna Sorce. Virginia Daniel A.

Covelli in Criminal court yesterday after conviction on a charge of taking indecent liberties with a 10 year old girl. The crime OF THE TRIBUNE Order tor mall subscription must accom Interment private. Milwaukee papers, please JENRICK Frank W. Jenrlck, dearly beloved Two masked gunmen who broke Nell). Charles.

Rose Soble. and the late copy. PRoapect 6-7776 Anthony. Funeral Thursday. 9:15 a.

CARROLL Frank H. Carroll, husband of in thru a rear window of the boil panied by remittance to cover. Rate in Illinois outside Chicago, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, and from funeral home. 3552 N. Southport.

to St. PhlRp Benizl church. Interment Mount Edith, nee Schmidt; Beloved father pi neien er room tied up John Burns, 51 M. Ne son. dear grandfather Of carol Ann husband of Lydla.

fond father ot Wlllard and Clifford, grandfather of Cathy, Paul, Reglna, and Danny, brother of Minnie Treptow. In tate at Bethel Ev. Luth. church, Springfield and Hlrsch. from 12 noon Thursday.

Dec. 13. until the hour of service. 2 p. m.

Interment Concordia cemetery. At rest In funeral home. 4138 W. North svenue, carmel, Dally without Sunday, one year, si duj six the watchman, yesterday in the month. $3.75: three months, a.oo; one occurred in Clark's automobile in the forest preserve near 106th st.

and Avenue on Aug. 10. Clark is married and the father of three Chsrle and the late Jerry and Mary Patricia Nelson, brother of Emily McNalls, Clara. Catherine. Helen, and the late Joseph supply room of the Die Cast Plat BOON EY Michael Joseph Rooney.

Dec. 9. ef 1528 E. 77th beloved husband ot Cecelia Healy Rooney. fond father of Joseph Carroll.

At chapel, 4817 Madison atreet ing company, 2423 Roosevelt rd. antll 10 a. m. EElmont 5-6812. Funeral Friday.

9:30 a. to Resurrection James Francis T. ana Mster mgueia N.S.M. Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a.

m. chapel children. church. Mas 10 a. m.

Burial Mount Carmel. I jj'xcBLVTH Henry Jungbluth. suddenly, Dec. Member of 1. B.

E. local No. 134. I 7 of Villa Park, 111., beloved on of C. H.

JORDAN CO. Funeral Director. Chicago and Suburbs FOR 97 YEARS 300 X. Erie-at- superior 7-7709. CEMETERIES Jeffery blvd.

at 77th at. to St. Laurence church, mis 10 a. m- Interment Holy Sep Conrad and Adeline. I nee Armour: fond AUStin 1-U3I Then they carried out 1,500 pounds of nickel anodes in.

30 pound pieces and drove away. The metal has an open market value LONDON, Dec. 12 Wednesday (JP) Discovery of part of a 1,000 year old Saxon cross under a war bombed church near the Tower of London was announced today. The Church ofEngland said the cross was part cf a grave headstone made of sandston; and carrying traces of pigment with an inscription which has not yet been deciphered. The find was made during reconstruction work on the ancient Church of Tower.

The church has been largely restored with help from organizations thruout the world. Found Shot to Death ulchre. South Shore 8-8822. Boston papers brother of Edna Bolton. William.

Alice Alex CASELLA See Mary Peluso notice. French Report Viet Minh please copy. FOR SALE CEMETERY LOT CASEY Cellada Casey, nee Rust. 10251 Bell avenue, wile of the late Jeremiah ROSE Nick Rose, beloved ion of Angelina North 12. Lot 83.

Section 19. Rosehill Ceme ander, and Edward. Funeral Thuriday, iec. 13. 2:30 p.

at funeral home. 2056-58 Belmont avenue, to Waldhelm cemetery. KEE Clarence J. Kee, Dec 10, 1951. ot Repulsed in Jwo Attacks of about $1,500.

mother of Abigail Boylan and Arvella Land- Rose Martini, tend sister of Grace Monroe, brother of James Rose. Services Thursday, tery 5800 Chicago rraf. Funeral Thursday. 9:30 a. from U9I.

in. 9 a. at Crossln funeral heme, 1119 6838 Euclid avenue, beloved husband oi funeral home. 1811 W. 103d atreet, to St 60th street, Kenosha, Wis FOUR grave lot In Jewish section, Rosehill Barnabas' church.

Mas 10 a. m. Inter- I. Grace L. Kee.

nee Watson: fend lather of Mr. Grace Tedeschl. Clarence J. and cemetery. Fbone CEntral s-2 355.

ment Holy Sepulchre. Member of St. Anselm Bl'ANE John Ruane. 1053 W. Garfield boulevard, beloved son of Mary, and the court.

'No. 840, W. O. IN MEM3RIAM- late John, brother of Mary. Kathryn Kee- BELANT Anthony H.

Belsnt. Dec. 12, 1939. CHRISTIAN Edmund Christian, dearly beloved husband of Bernice, nee Blerwirth: lovlnr father of Beverly Ann and Edmund han. Michael, Walter, and the late Cecilia Redden.

Funeral Friday, 9:4 5 a. from funeral home. 5438 S. Halsted street, to Visitation church. Interment Mount Olivet.

HANOI, Northern Indo-China, Dec. 12 Wednesday Reuters French union forces have thrown back two violent attacks by Viet Minh guerrillas in northern Indo-China, French headquarters announced early today. The French used planes and artillery to support their troops, who fought hit and run battles with the guerillas. As I loved you, so I missed you. In memory you are near, Loved, remembered, longed for always, Bring many a silent tear.

LOVING WIFE, FRANCES, fond son of Lawrence and Eva, nee Griffith: brother of Eugene, Lyndon, and Vellta Vohaska. Resting at luneral Dome, Picas omit flowers. BOuievard 8-0662. EAKAL Helen SakaL See Galzln notice. SALERNO See Mary Peluso notice.

7600 W. Grand avenue at the circle. Funeral Friday, Dec. 14, at 2 p. m.

Burial HARRIS Jack Harris. In loving memory of in Basement cf Home Thomas G. Kee, brother of Mrs. Charlotte Grant and Mrs. Marie Robinson.

Services at Zion Lutheran church. 85U street and Stony Island avenue, Friday. 1:30 p. m. Interment Cedar Park.

At rest in chapel, 7509 Stony Island avenue, until Friday. 10 a. m. Member of Bell post. NO.

242, A. Information FAlrfax 4-2900. KLITZKE Martin F. Klitzke. beloved husband of the late Nina, dear father of Betty Lewen.

Nancy, and Lenora Rowan, son of Edward Klitzke. brother of Mrs. Ida Kolle, Mrs. Louise Burfcbecher, and Mr. Minnie Binning.

Resting at funeral home. 3440 N. Central avenue, until noon Friday. Lying In state at Trinity Ev. Luth.

church. Mead and Wrlghtwccd. from 12:30 p. m. Friday, Dec.

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six months. three months. one month. $2.00. Sundsy only, one year.

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MEMBEB OP THE ASSOCIATED PEEKS The Associated Press I entitled exclusively to the use for republication ef all the local news printed tn. this newspaper, as well a all AP news dispatches. our aear nusoana ana lather, wno passed Acacia Park cemetery. MErrimae 7-1111 or GLadttone 3-1234. SCHAEFFER Merna Schaeffer, beloved wife of the late Michael fond mother of Ines Hall, dear grandmother ot Leon Gard Edmund Christian, 41, of 2832 N.

77th Elmwood Park, was CHRISTIANSEN John Christlanjen. suddenly. of 1757 N. Tripp svenue, brother of Mary I ADVERT1SMENT I ner, great-grandmother of Patty ana Lean. Services Thursdav.

2:30 o. at chapel, Uker. George. Alice Koss, Frank and Fred, aon cf the late John aad Sophia. Services away one year ago today.

LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. LENZYK Vincent Lenzyk. Dec. 12, 1949 God called you suddenly away from us. To your eternal rest.

And though we cry and miss yoa so. It was His will, and He knows best. LOVING DAUGHTER. DOROTHEA. rCCCINI Giovanni Puccini, Dec.

12, 1935, Your memory will always be (acred to us. 3807 Lincoln avenue. Interment Irving Park. The Finest CHRISTMAS Git You Can Give Your Family Ij to STOP DRINKING TUNE IN WCFU-DIAL 1000 Mon. thr Frl.

A. M. Send for FREE Booklet HOPEGREST 6958 Sheridan Road -AMbassador 2-4433 Thursday. 1:30 a. at chapel.

4138 W. 8 CHECH See Weldnann notice. North avenue. Interment Waldhelm. flew medication brings Soothing relief ps i r- faster to irritated IT I CIMARCSTI Anthony Clmarustl, beloved hus-j ment Acacia Park.

Klldare 9-S4 20. ECHMID An.ela M. Schmld. Dec. 10.

beloved daughter of Margaret and the late John, dear alster of Charles, George, The V. Rev. 'SSnerai KORNRUMPF-Max C. Komrumpf. at West atreet plm Heach, formerly of 5041 Dakin SEn.

beloved husband, of Theresa, nee si- Mason avenue, to St. Frances of Rome In dear memory oi one who 1 forever in cur Mr. John Raymond. iwaunew Mrtret Flvnn and the late Anthony P. at Schmld.

Funeral Thursday. 10 a. from tftOUSMS. LOVING WIFE. DAUGHTER.

AND SON, FRATERNAL KOTICES church. Cicero. Interment Queen ol Heaven, found shot to death last night in the basement of his home. A 12 gauge shotgun was at his side. The body was found by his wife's mother, Mrs.

Anna Bierwieth, who lives at the same address. She said Christian had been ill and despondent. He had been a laundry truck driver but recently was unemployed. Surviving are his wife, Bernice, 39; a daughter, Beverly, 18, and a son, Edmund 15. luneral home.

2449 Lincoln avenue, to St mon: loving latner of Edmund, wynn Lens, Frederick, the late Emily ButxlaS and Adeline Cadman. grandfather ot six, great-grandfather of one. Services Thursday, 2.30 Vw lKUil Vlilor.itlr Clement church. Mas 10:30. Interment St.

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1104 A. F. I beioved husband of Margaret Duggan Sea- EStebrook 8-7500. CLAl'S Marie M. Clau.

nee March, dear wife of Paul, fond lster of Grace M. Chapin, Harry March, Mae StackJey, Helen Fox. Hazel Oakes. Ruth Tyrlver, Ella Beck, Esther Cassa. Bemice Keating.

Arnu n. Chester, and John March. Service Thursday, 2:30 p. at funeral home. 2118 Lawrence avenue.

Interment Rosehill. CLH.INMARK See Conway notice. A. Oriental consistory and Medinah AUBURN PARK COUNCIL. NO.

1678. K. of C. Members please meet Thursday, 9:30 p. at chapel, Halsted at 76th street, to attend wake of Fast Grand Knight John F.

Shanahan, ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKERS UNION. LOCAL 63. Service for Brother Thomas Conway. 9 a. m.

Friday at funeral borne, 1158 W. Grand Temple Shrine. A. -A. O.

N. M. S. Masonic mon. father of Eveiya tanni uw Krenn, brother of Anna Massllne.

Funeral Thursday, 8:30 a. from funeral home. 5438 S. Halsted atreet, to St. Augustine church.

Burial St- Mary's. BOuievard 8-0662. 'service Wednesday evening. 8:30 p. tinder auspices ot Malta lodge.

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