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CHICAGO DAIEY- TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, iVlRlU 24, 1941 27 DEATH NOTICES LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Man with a Message DEATH NOTICES COATH John Lewi, Coath of 4117 N. Her- MOHOT Frances Money. belivM aao'ber cf HA? DON'T PEG? ME? REAL ESTATE TAX DRIVE BY TOMAN NETS 3 MILLIONS mitace avenue. April 1X11.

husbaod of Came father of VirgU. Edward, and Katherin Coath. At chapel. X. Ashland avenue, afternoon on Thursday.

ha! haIjustN this! youre i a billionaire- i VDUR TURNING ME WRONG 1 I WAIT A HJ I MINUTE- GE" I YOUVE WEI SAID JUST OF 1 HA! GET Mrs. Lillian Argenuno. Kictard Irene, and Jeannette. aisur et El.ssbeia Kurxeski. Funeral Fr1ay.

Apnl 24. i- a. from chapel. 6253 Fui.erton a em ie to St. Stanislaus Bishop and Marwr Interlocal St.

Joseph s. Berkaare ertvO. UP? JUST WHAT WHY. THEN I'D HAVE STAYED OUT OF THIS LET YOU PLAY THE SAP BUT AS rr is, rtA going to let YOU IN ON A FEW THINGS RE BOTH MEN where service will be held Friday. April SHET3 PLAYED HER CARDS SMART YOU RE HUMAN! YOU THINK SHES WONDERFUL-WELL, IF SHE'D SEEN TH' LIGHT-ER THAT IS IF SHE'D TREATED MEj RIGHT 25.

at 2 p. m. Interment private. THE WORLD tM ARE YOU TRYING TO GET SHE'S A UTTLE GOLD DIGGER -ITS A PERFECT ONLY GOING TO TELL. COLE John M.

Cole, suddenly, dearly be NELSON Albert Nelson ot 612 H-Tcd HDUU I enough! THAT MAYBE YOU OUGHT AT, MISTER loved husband ot Lillian Burn Cole. de-Toted father ot John J. Cole and Mrs. YOU A LITTLE STORY THAT OUGHT TO BE I III I SET UP- TO KNOW IN TtME- -1 IV "M.I IM -T-IH li nue. Elm hurst, husband et ce Foley; father of Catherine His, arm Joseph 1 brother of Gust.

Jo-rs Jr and Charle Nelson, and Alma CiSord i ji neral Saturday. 2 p. at ehapel. 1J s. York street.

Elmhurst, LL Burial WORTH PLENTY TO YOU Genevieve Cullnden ot Milwaukee and Charle Cole, stepfather ot Mr. Florence McCormlck. Mr. Lillian Marx and the late John Urasser. fond brother ot Richard.

Mr. Mae Dahm of Fort Wayne, Ind. and Mr. Anna Ward. Funeral Saturday at 9 a.

from lata residence. NICHOLS Harold W. Nichols, beloved bus "owntown Delinquencies Reduced by Third. band ot Helen Prac Nichoia, land son cf Mrs. Alice Lund, stepfather rt BXj Fra.

Funeral service, Friday, 2 3) p. m. at chapel, N. Clara; street. la'traut Acacia Para.

w. hoih street: solemn requiem high mas, at St. Nirholaa ot Tolentme church. Interment Holy bepulchr. Yard oyji 26.

DEHMI.OW Helena Dehmlow ot 3P08 Broad O'KANE Mary O'Kane, nee CoU. wife ef tfcw way, beloved wife ot the lata Louis, fond mother of William A Laura Gabriel. Arthur and Louis Jr. Service, Friday, at 1 :30 p. at chapel.

3905-07 Lincoln ave lata Patrick Kane, mother et McGee. Alice McShane. and ICS tat Mayic O'Reilly and Rose Wnalen. At her totom, 29-1 Washington boulevard. Fuierai Friday.

April at 9 a. m- to St- Mauhsw church. Interment Mount Caraei. omit flower. nue.

Interment Gravelaud. DONNELLY Ada C- Donnelly of 5.109 Wash ing Ion boulevard, beloved wife ot the lata Richard J. Donnelly, fond mother ot Mrs. 0ATE9 Holland Vincent yars et Myra Booth. Harry and Robert K- sister ot Mr.

Myra B. Smith and Daniel U. Rr. V. 1 i 4 Robertson.

Funeral Friday at 2 p. at chapel. 4245 W. Madison street. Inter ment Forest Home.

Nev. 2650. 26U9 N. Alabama avenue, ladianapoua. trm.

formerly ol Chicago, husband of father ot James. Kathleen. Eileen, a-id Bet-land son ot Alice and the late HoHa2 brother ot Alice. Lincoln Claire. Jasnes.

asdt Gladstone. Servuea wul be held at rutt. 6346 W. North avenue. Saturday, at 9 a- to.

Interment Mount CarmeL DOYLE James Doyle. April 23. dearly be OBITUARIES loved husband ol Ellen, nee FitzceraJd. TODAY'S RADIO BROADCASTS Funeral Friday morning at 9 o'clock, in the chapel ot St. Ann a home.

Tecbny. 111. OLSON Maude Pauline Olson. April 23. Interment St.

Mary's cemetery. Techuy Joseph Wiliard Kreurer. EVANS Hyman Evan, beloved husband of Lena, devoted lather ot Doris Lamensdorf, New York, April 23 W). Joseph 700 N. MonUcello avenue, wife ef -eors rnolh-r ef Harry Zart.

Nora V. Nifa. George. Madeline and Alva May Bukjic. Service Saturday.

April 2d. at 2.30 p. as, at ehapel. 214-214 S. Western av-nae.

Jackson boulevard. Buriai Mount Finnrii, Today Features Inni Kaplin, Sophie Langerman. Louis, Kate Kaatel. and Ben. brother of Mary Wiliard Kreuger, 67, of Bowling Green, Ky director of purchases and Green berg.

Funeral. Thursday. April 54. at 1 p. at chapel.

Z.J W. Division street. assistant to the president of the com PACINI Eva Pacini. Dee Taddeu la eg on SHORT WAVE. (Central standard Time.

BERLIN 7:15 p. m. Neiri in English. DJD. 1.77 mfj, 25.4 DJZ ll.SOmcg..

25.4 m. LONDON 8:15 p. m. London Calling. GSC.

9.58 mfS, 31.3 GSD. 11.75 mes-25 5 m. ROME 8 p. tn. New, In English.

2R03. 6.63 21.2 CR04, 11.81 25.4 2ROj, 15.30 19.6 m. 1041 mission for Tollsh relief. Hiprl last FALK Mary Jane Falk. April 23.

11:30 A. M. W-G-N George Fisher. WMAQ Farm and Home. WCFL Glen Miller.

WLS Musical Feature. WBBM Helen Trent. WJJD Safety Court. WAAF Rhythm Revue. 11:45 A.

M. W-G-N As the Twig Is Rent. WBBM Our Gal Sunday. WCFL Musical. WIND Randall Atcher.

WHIP Turf News. WAAF Morning Ballads. ON W-G-N. In Chicago Tonight, V-G-Ns Thursday evening variety show, I wife of the late William Falk. mother of Clarence Falk and the late charle Payne night at the Hotel Roosevelt.

A retired army colonel, Kreuger was hon Tr 2316 S. Learitt lreet. beloved wife ef TSe late Luigi. loving mother of George. NeUo, Aladino.

and Lillian. Funeral saturcav. Arril 26. ill from chapel. 2444 5.

to St. Michael Italian Interment Mount CarmeL Canal 13'-- Service at residence. 6725 8. Loomi boulevard. Saturday.

April 28, at p. 5:15 P. M. W-G-N Orphan Annie. WCFL Loretta.

WIND TnanKle Time. WENR The Barton Family. WMAQ Musical Memories. WBBM Don Artiste. WAAF Songs of the Island.

:30 P. M. W-G-N WMAQ Jack Armstrong. WCFL Guess Who? WENR Drama Behind WJJD Gems of Melody. WIND Eddie Chase.

WAAF Modern Melodies. 5:35 P. M. W-G-N Incle Harry. 5:15 P.

M. W-G-N Capt. Midnight. WBBM World Today. WCFL Jack Kelly's orch.

WMAti Fort Pearson. WENR Tom Mix Shooter. WAAF Sunset Serenade. Interment Oak Woods. ored by the governments of France and Belgium and the town of Lille, will be presented at 7:30 p.

m. A special broadcast from the an Theodore A. Liebler. Greenwich, April 23 Theodore A. Liebler, 89, who, as a theatrical producer, brought to America the great actresses Duse, Rejane, and Mrs.

Patrick Campbell, died today. At the turn of the century he headed a company which presented Otis Skinner and Ada Rehan in repertory and directed the tours of many other great players. Among his other productions were "Merely Mary Ann," with Eleanor Robson, whom now is Mrs. August Belmont; "The Squaw with William Faversham, and "Green Stockings," with Margaret Anglin. Liebler began his career as a commercial artist.

PACLMAN Fred Paulmaa. Aprj 13. trotter FINGL Mamie Fingl. nee Oulehla. loving Fiance, for his war service and chil wife of Anion, dear mother of Marian and LONDON 10:15 p.m.

Brit dren's relief activities. Later he was Anthony William, daughter of Mary and the nual dinner of of the late Henry Paolmaa. code cf aenry Paulman Jr Beverly Paulmaa Stir-xg. act Jayue Paulmaa Pule, late resect tnvf.e. Memorial servic Saturday afternoon.

26. 3 p. Oak Wood cemetery chapel. late Frank Oulehla, sister ol Frank. Fu a purchasing officer for the American AFTERNOON neral Saturday.

April 2(1. 9 a. from the bureau of advertising of the ain Speaks. GSC. 9.r,8 31.3 GSD.

11.75 25.5 GSL, 6.11 49.1 m. CHICAGO IKKarENCIES. relief administration, closely assocl chapel. 1701 W. 21st street, to St.

Vitus' ated with former President Herbert church. Interment at St. Adalbert a. PEPPLER Harry H. Pettier, belov-d Boa- American News Hoover.

FRIEDMAN Louie Friedman, beloved bus- paper Publishers' W-G-N 720 WJJD 1 1 60 A two months drive by County Treasurer John Toman to collect in unpaid real estate taxes on 363 downtown properties has brought payment or arrangements to make payments soon of a total of $3,018,000, nearly one third of the delinquency. This was announced yesterday in a report by Andrew J. Kolar, assistant treasurer, and Albert C. De Witt, special tax consultant, who conducted the drive. Bills Date Back to 1927.

Kolar and De Witt asked owners of the 363 properties to make arrangements to pay their back taxes, some eating to 1927. Owners of 253 parcels cn which $7,797,000 was owing were interviewed. Total cash collections of $225,000 have been made on 50 properties. Tax collection sales, at which owners will bid in their delinquent property, are pending against seven parcels on which $318,700 is owed. sales probably will bring in about $220,000.

Owners of 60 other properties on which $2,412,000 is owed, have agreed to negotiate with the state's attor-rey'a office for tax foreclosure sales. Under this plan the owners agree to bid certain amount at the sale. about 75 per cent of the tax due, in full payment. Court orders account for the rest of the collections. Kolar and De Witt estimated that similar collection drive, extended i'ruout the county, would clear up i ore than 50 million dollars of the I'O million dollar real estate tax de-inqueney.

Tells Assessment rroblem. Kolar said that in the area covered the drive, extending from the Chicago river on the north and west to Lake Michigan on the east and Roosevelt road on the south, about half of the 363 properties present "an insoluble collection problem." In many instances we found that the yearly rentals received by downtown buildings, before Davincr anv fx. hand ot the late Rose, dear father of WIND 560 Max, Dave. Sol. Arthur, and Sarah Omens.

UNDERTAKERS. band of Stella, fond father ot Alsm and Harry Jr, fond brother ef Anasr Peppier. Resting at home. 4410 avenue, unul Friday noon. Service fn-day.

2 p. m- at chapel. 6-03 Laae Par venue, under auspice, of Careatioai laW. No. fio.

A. F. A A. M. Intersect Oak Woods.

Hyde Tark iKIli. wjob SBC 1240 WCRW 1240 WEDC 1240 VVMBO 120 six grandchildren and three great grandchildren, fond brother of Kae Fucha. Funeral association in New York City will be aired over W-G-N and WMAQ 670 WBBM 780 WLS 690 WENR rtflO Thursday. 10 a. at chapel.

3125 EVENING Roosevelt road. Interment Jewish Waldheim. WGEH 1300 Mutual from 8:30 GRCHN Herman C. Grtihn. beloved hus George Fisher.

PETRONE See John Patrick Ley BotV. PORTER Washington A. Porter. Ke'ovt to 9 p. m.

The band of Frieda, new llunse; dear father r.f WCFL 1000 WHFC 1450 WMBI-llltl WHIP 1520 WCHD I HO W61C IF. M. 145.1 meg. Indicates MJlS program harles, Klsie Rath. Havniond.

and Wil peakerwlll be Secretary of the Navy LaDm Sonn Funeral Service Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 63D AND HARVARD-AVENUE. liam. Resting at funeral home, 4I.IH North avenue. Services 2 n. Saturday.

April rank Knox, who will be Introduced by Toastmaster Grove Patterson. SA. Interment Elmwood Member of Rural husband of the 1st Emma titer ot Mrs. Ivy Kenu-a. Mrs.

Mar Him, Norman, and Richard Porter. of st K. rt srsoOU'h-r of two. of John Porter and Mrs. H'leo Funeral Friday.

p. at chaf-el. J41 Madison. Interment Moul Ln.t-.eni. j-eague.

call Hriuionl tM Eddie Norris. film player and MORNING Gl STAFSON Emma Charlotte Gustafson former husband of Ann Sheridan, dear wife of the late Carl, fond mother of Ql'ALTERS Catherine Qialler, (nee Alex. Halter. Mrs. Anna Swanson, Mrs.

Mrs. Emaroy June Smith. Mrs. Emaroy June Smith, a leader In religious, educational, and philanthropic work, died yeterday. She was the founder of the Douglas Smith fund, a social service agency for young working women which she established in memory of her husband, the late head of the Pepsodent company.

Surviving are a son, Kenneth G. Smith, president of the company, and two daughters, Mrs. June Keith Slater and Mrs. Florence Gifford Mrs. Smith lived in Hubbard Woods.

THCRPDAT. will be the guest of George Fisher's Hollywood Whispers on W-G-N and Mutual at 11:30 a. m. Norris, who is to be inducted into the army next iolct Bamllow. Martha, and George, nine grandchildren, aister ot Maria Johnson of Pasadena, and Mr.

Ida Salstrora ot HOLCOMBE George B. 10 a. m. at chapel. JOHNSON John H.

2 p. m. at chapel. Portland. Ore.

Resting at funeral borne, MARTIN Sadie Lloyd. 11 a. m. at chapel. JC.

Cicero avenue, until 11 a. m. Fri week, will describe his reactions day. Services at First Gethsrmane Lutheran upon hearing he was to be inducted. FRIDAY.

church. Laiuon and Oakdaie avenues. CANAN Louise. 9 .30 a. m.

In church. Don Norman's Date, a program of p. m. Friday, April 23. Interment Elmwood.

humorous interviews with women, is SATURDAY. HALSTED Lester B. Halsted. are 81. ot NOON.

W-G-N We Are Always Voting. WAAF Symphonic hour. WLS Dinnerbell program. WBBM Beautiful Life. WIND At Your Service.

12:15 P. M. W-G-N Kdith Adam Future. WMAU Tune, and Tips. WBIiM Woman In White.

WJJD Music Please. WHKC Kay Kyser. WIND Luncheon Dance. WCFL Singin" Sam. 13:30 P.

M. W-G-N Markets. WHIP Woodlawn hour. WBBM Right to Happiness. WJJD Noonday services.

WCFL Danccland. 12:35 P. M. W-G-N Var Gypsy orchestra. 11:45 P.

M. W-G-N K. t.insburgh. WBBM Road ot Life. WMAQ Three lo Get Ready.

WLS Sam Guard. 1:00 P. M. W-G-N Don Norman's Date. WCFL Man on the Street.

WMAQ Light of the World. WIND Italian hour. WBBM Young Dr. Malone. WLS School Time.

WJJD Live Stock Market. 1:15 1 M. W-G-N Painted Dreams. WBBM-Joyce Jordan. WM Man.

WI.S Grain market. WJJD South Amen-an Muie. WCFL Meet the Folks. WAAF Musical Newsy. 1:30 P.

M. W-G-N Mark Love. WAAF Sins and Swing-. WCFL Guess Who? WLS Homemakers' program. WMAQ Valiant Lady.

WIND Modern Melodies. WBBM Fletcher Wiley. A. M. W-G-N Breakfast Tim, rolic.

:30 A. M. W-G-N Ashland Avrnue Hilll. lilies. WLS Morning Devotions.

WBBM Farm Service. 7:00 A. M. W-G-N iood Morning pros. WMAQ Suburban hour.

WAAF Breaklast Express. WBBM News ol Europe. WLS Capt. Heme. WJJD Louis P.

Lehman. Earful. WMBI Morning Worship. 7:10 A. M.

W-G-N Everyday Words. 7:15 A. M. W-G-N Good Morning prog. WBBM Sports Paec.

7:30 A. M. scheduled at 1 p. m. The program FALK Mary Jane.

2 p. m. at residence. 2322 E. 70th etreet.

April 1. 1911. hus band of Louise F. Halsted. father ot Her is heard over W-G-N daily, except Sat bert F.

and Wallace H. Halsted. Funeral urday and Sunday, from the outer services were held at Rocklord. 111-. Friday, :00 P.

M. W-G-N" Fulton ex Is It. WKNK Easy Aces. WMAV Sweet and Spanish. WHHM Amo, -n' Andy.

WJJI Twiiuthl WAAF Rhythm Revue. Wl 'FI Accordiana. WIND-Music Box. WJOB Lone Crusader. :15 P.

M. W-G-N Hub F.lson. WENR Mr. Keen. WJJD Sports Revue.

WCFL Dad a Family. WBBM Lanny Ross. WAAF Dinner-dance. :30 P. M.

W-G-N Capt. Heme. WBBM Vox Pop. I WJJD Suppertime Frolic WMAQ Henry Cook. WCFL Don Artiste.

WIND Song, for Supper. :35 P. M. WMAQ Howard and Shelton. 6:45 P.

M. W-G-N Inside of Sport. WCFL Music Time. WMAQ H. V.

Kaltenborn. WLS Intermezzo. WHFC Irish hour. 7:00 P. M.

W-G-N Wythe WBBM Spotlifchl. Wl.S-Pot of Gold. WMAQ Fanny Brice. WIND Sox vs. Cleveland.

7:15 P. M. W-G-N Var Gypsy orrh. WIND Han, Muenzer. WCFI Jazz in Review.

7:30 P. M. W-G-N In Chicago Tonight. WLS Committee of Americans. WCFL Headline and Hirhlichts.

WIND Irving Pflaum. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6501 JJ. ASHLAND-AYENCE. FRIDAY. lobby of the McVickers theater.

April 18 HII.DEMAN Jane Hildeman. late of 1645 COATH John L. 2 p. m. at chapel.

Oak street. Chicago Height. Ill beloved ON OTHER STATIONS. 6:30 p. m.

WBBM Vox Pop. 7 WMAQ Variety, with Fanny VON BACHELLE Oliver L. wife rt William mother of William Adolph J. Kurtz. Adolph J.

Kurtz, who was an em-ploy6 of the Pennsylvania railroad for 47 years, died yesterday in his home, 27 North Lockwood avenue. He was 75 years old. Mr. Kurtz was agent at the Grand Crossing station at the time of the World's Columbian exposition. Afterward he was in the and Gene and the late Fdward.

sister 3 p. m. at chapel. Mrs. Grace Feehery and Mrs.

Bessie Von nor. Funeral Friday. HI a. front chapel Brice, Hanley Stafford, and Frank Morgan. 14th and Otto boulevard, to fct.

Agnes WBBM Musical Clock. church. Interment Oak Lawn Br th I WJJD Amen, a to God. April 23. beloved it ot feci fr ot Mary.

Martin Jr, Mr. Catnerine Car-on. Joseph. Florence, and Evelyn. saie of James and Josrph rt Monsber f.

1.. A. B. ot R. T- No.

S.ii. FuoerU Saturday, 9 a. from chapel. 7715 Ccttw Grove avenue, to Holy (rot Bur.si Holy Sepulchre. Cleveland ac4 ji.i.

paper please copy. RAGO Alexander Rago. beloved et Grace, lond father of Rose and Vincest. brother of Anthony. Funeral trctn caarei.

252 E. 11 5t a ireet. Saturday. Apr-a 1941. 10:30 a- m- to St.

Antiecy church. Kensington and Prairie avetrue. 11 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulcir ceai-tery.

Pull. 20J0. BEED Lewis Balcombe R-ed. hoshand cf lorence B. Reed, brether of Pm-a Rent, eteplathcr of F.limtt bright.

neral at eoapel. Friday tc-w-mg at lo lo a. Omtti aad S. Francisco, rafts pleas ctpy, ROHRF.R Catherine Rohrer. ta ef flsn Palatine avenue, wife of the is' Lepw.ri.

mother of Mane Leo C. Erie A. 3l Monica L. Scanlan. Funeral F-ki mnf-v-g from funeral home.

M.iwaw.w avenue, to St. Thecla'e church. Internes St. Joseph's. Church service at conven-enoa of family.

ROLSE F.rwin F. Rnls ef Oik Lawn, beloved husband ot Glacy. ne Cracdali: loving fath-r of Boh and Barbara. Bestirs; at funeral home. 1305O Greenwood ittsat.

Blue I 1 snd 111. Services Friday. 2 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood cemetery, ROTHSCHILD -Maurice L.

Ro'i AB--1 23. beloved husband ef H'-iida B. Rotas' hi Id. brother of Gusta R. Pflauat.

Ter Rothschild, and the laie Soph; Simon. neral service, Friday at 11 a. m. st thai Drake hotel. Interment private.

Roaeh.J cemetery Kindly omit flowers. CEMETERIES. k.c annual ia WI.S Mae and Bob. 7 WBBM Spotlight, with Ed East. 7 WLS Pot of Gold, with Horace nOFF.R Victor A.

Hofer of 3ril5 Ashland avenue, beloved husband of Wilhelmine, MPST aacriflce 6 grave lot: perpetual care: Ileidt. fond father of Victor. Frank. Joseph, and ll AfWress i 111. I noune.

irgima, dear brother of Josrph. Srvu-es Saturday at 1:30 p. at chapel. 31HI5-0 7:30 WMAQ Aldrich Family. 7:30 WBBM City Desk.

8 WMAQ Music Hall, with Bine railroad's claim division for many years. He leaves a daughter and eight sons. Services will be at 10 a. m. tomorrow in St.

Thomas Aquinas church. MONUMENTS ANO MAUSOLEUMS. Lincoln avenue. CEMETERY MARKERS MONUMENTS AT I HONAN John M. Hnnan.

beloved husband I of Catherine Inee Gannon, fond un, le of Crosby, Bob Burns, Connie Boswell, Jan Struther, Robert Young, and Bern ice and Eluabeth Becker. Resting; al rhanel. 17 Madison street. Oak Park. Fu WHIP Allar Service.

7:33 A. M. W-G-N Howard and Shelton. 7:10 A. M.

W-G-N Morning Melodies. 7:15 A. M. W-G-N Music with Flavor. WLS William, Brothers.

WJJD Weather bureau. A. M. W-G-N Morning WMAQ Your Neighbor. WJJD Bos worth Broadcast.

WBBM-Musical Clock. WCFL Breaklaft club. 8:15 A. M. W-G-N Gospel Singer.

8:30 A. M. W-G-N Victor H. Mndlahr. mil.

ne said, "on the average there is a 40 per cent vacancy in delinquent buildings. These conditions make it almost impossible to cut the assessment down to meet the taxpayer's ability to pay and still be fair to other properties." Conferences with members of the county assessor's office with a view to adjusting some of the assessments were recommended. Toman's staff also conducted mail campaigns In Barrington, Chatham Fields, and Western Springs, and it Lewis Balcombe Reed. Frank Jenkins. neral.

Friday. April 26. 9 a. to St. Peter Canisiu, church.

Interment Calvary DEATH NOTICES 8 WENR Xavier Cugat, with Lewis Balcombe Reed, president of Yvette. JOHNSTON James Johnston of 437 the Mercoid corporation, died yester WBBM City Desk. WMAQ Aldrich Family. Kostner avenue, formerly of Ballydoonan In Nesiorisn County Down. Northern Ireland, beloved day at his home, 1209 Astor street.

Mr. Reed was 60 years old. He was DAHLMAN Clara Dahlman. 19.11. In mem 7:45 P.

M. WJJD uen Kanter. 1:45 P. M. W-G-N Make Believe Ball-' room.

8 WBBM Major Bowes. 8 :35 WENR Tow Meeting Should Britain Relax Her Food husband ot Annie, fond father of Rotwrt, WCFL Don Artiste. ory of my beloved mother. MARGARET. 8:00 P.

M. Stanley, and William, grandfather of Barbara and Bobby. Service Saturday, April ANSIS Theodore Dannis, 1930. In my graduated from Harvard university in 1901 and was for a number of Blockade for Hitler's Victims? W-G-N Gabriel Heatter. WMAQ Arnold Grimm.

WIND Race results. heart a silent sorrow. wit MAi WBBM Musical Clock. 2rt. 1 p.

at chapel. rV-Mi S. Kedne WMAQ Music Hall. 9 WMAQ Rudy Vallee, with John is hoped by Toman that the drive will wmaq cottee Time WBBM Home of the Brave. EPSTEIN Eva Epstein.

In loving remenv avenue. Interment Mount Hope. years representative of the American WBBM Mai. Bowes. WENR Xavier Cunt's orch.

P. M. brance of our wife and mother. Barrymore and Charles Laughton. be made county-wide.

hurch WIND Wine, of Snug. KAEIILER Sarah Etiiabeth (Sally) Rarhler, WMAQ Mary Marhn. WI.S Orphans of Divorce. vi ho pssned awav 15 years ago todnv. LOVlMi HC MIAMI AND I lllt.l'UKN 9:15 WBBM riof.

Quiz. suddenly. April IS. al El Paso. Te be- I RV AN Matthew Rtsa, April bbsjmJ.

ef A. M. Radiator corporation in Europe. His widow, Florence, survives with Mr. Reed's slepson, Elliott Ebright.

Funeral services will be in the Grace- WMAQ Norman Ross. WBBM Mary McRride FRF KM AN I.uba Freeman, In fond WHIP We Are Americans. loved sister ot Albert K. rooks and sin-erine A. Jenkins of I hii-ifo, and widow of Ernest E.

Karhler of St. Louis, Mo. At rest at Albuquerque, N. M. and cherished memory of our dearly be Ihe late Marsh tkale an.

I-L IMI. Mafsurrite. and Mrs Fran r.f.. lurling Funeral Friday. 9 a fna ehaiel.

JenVry boul-vard at 77'h ireef. to St. Rnde's church. Mas. 9 3t.

in seamen Mount Oh tel. South Shore WJJD Bill Anson. loved mother. LOVING CHILDREN, 2:15 P. M.

UNION MAY BAR KEYES John E. Keye. 1937. You will always W-G-N P. News.

land cemetery chapel at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow. KELLEHER Michael J. Kelleher.

beloved WIND Sea tlertnod Baine WCF I II Ik he his prorm. 8:15 P. M. W-G-N Ouln Kssn's News. WCFL Musical Motorcade.

8:30 P. M. W-G-N Advertising Dinner. WCFL Labor Flashes. WIND Eddie Chase.

8:35 P. M. WENR Town Meeting. 8:45 P. M.

WCFL Stars of Tomorrow. be remembered by your loving dauchters. GERALD1NE AND EILEEN. SCHOOL BANDS IN WMAQ Ma Perkins. WBBM Song Treasury.

WCFL Danceland. WLS Amanda. SCANLAN See Catherine Rohrer notice. SCH A Clara Schafer. ee Mtr.er.

SPERRY Evelyn G. Sperry. In loving mem Stanley Fields. ory of our dear wife and mother, gone 2:30 P. M.

husband of the late Eluabeth. nee Kier-nan: fond father of Mr. Frank A. Reynold. Mr.

Charle J. Dempsey. Mr. Mane K. Grace, and Loretta Helen Kelleher.

Funeral Saturday. 10 a. from residence. f52H W. Adsms street, to St.

Catherine of iena church. Interment Calvary cemetery. Member of Hennepin-Shields council, K. of and Retired Foetal Employes. Hollywood.

CaU April 23 (Jf). Stan from us sevm year aco today. FRANCINE AND BURTON. CLEAN-UP MARCH There will be no music this after W-G-N Voice of the Bleach ley Fields, 57 years old, veteran actor. WIND Dr.

Gerhard Schacber. ers. SPERRY Evelyn G. Sperry. In loving mem noon when several thousand element ol 4629 N.

Hardin avenue, beiwl of the late Emil. dear mother cf Cfearte. Helen Runner. Erna Borden, ard a Ihur: sis rrpt hildren. Resurig at home, 4 332 E'ston avenue, whe-e will be held Saturday.

April 2. at 1 Intermeut Acacia Park. Memr ef I a men Verein. I nlt dm Linden, and Albany Park chapter. No.

427. W. O. T. X.

ttiOO P. M. W'-G-N Alan Scott. ory of our dear friend and relative, who haa been the Inspiration of our benevolent died today from a heart attack. Fields' real name was Walter Agnew, WJJD Inside Baseball.

WMAQ Pepper Younr. WLS-John Other Wife. ary and high school students march WMAQ Rudy Vallee. work. THE EVELYN G.

SPERRY AID. C. E. RUSSELL, 80, DIES; PUBLISHER AND SOCIALIST Washington, D. April 23 (JP).

Charles Edward Russell, 80, writer and prominent Socialist, died at his home here today. He had been ill cf heart disease since February. Funeral services will be held here Saturday. Russell, a native of Davenport. served as city editor of the New York World and publisher of the Chicago American and the Chicago Examiner before turning to independent writing to expose economic and social corruption.

His principal targets were large corporations. He was an associate of the late WJ.II Sunshine Juhike. BUM Church Hvmn. A. M.

W-G-N Wish ins; Well. WIND Start Risht. WBBM By Kathleen Norris WMAQ Houseboat Hannah. WCFL Fr. John J.

Dussman. WLS Breakfast club. :1 A. M. WAAF Canaarv Serenade.

A. M. W-G-N Melody Time. WBBM My rt and Marge. WIND Women's clubs.

WLS Chuck Acree. WMAQ Moraine Moods. WCFL Better Homes. 9:30 A. M.

W-G-N Hearts in Harmony. WBBM Stepmot her. WMAQ Ellen Randolph. WCFL Shep Fields. WLS Morning; Melodies.

WIND Latin Rhythms. WJJD Salonettes. WHIP Budapest hour. :45 A. M.

W-G-N June Baker. He began his stage career as a chorus KERRIGAN Margaret Kerrigan. See La WBBM Scat tergood Baines. in Garfield park's annual "clean-un" VAN PINTHER Sonny Van Dinther. 1939.

WIND Race results. Civita notice. parade unless the musicians' union boy with George M. Cohan. He came to Hollywood 15 years ago from his 2:45 P.

M. our darling- boy we mis you so. More than any one can know. KONTOS Tony Konto of 457 S. State SCHLAC Benjamin F.

Schlaa. Apr-J 23. issues a permit this morning for par W'-G-N Lead off Man, WCFL Hal Tot ten. LOVING MOTHER. DAD.

AND BROTHER. vaudeville act with Frank Fay, ticipation of the Lucy Flower and WBBM What Makes a Song. Fields' first screen role was that of Austin High school bands in the event. ABRAH AM SON Carl Magnu Abrahamson. WMAQ Vic and Sade.

street, beloved husband of Panagola Inee Haraknpasl. fond father of James, brother of George of Birmingham. Ala. Funeral Friday, 1 p. from chapel.

4H35 Wallace street, to St. Constantine church. Interment Evergreen. a gangster in "Little Caesar." He WAAF South American School officials said last night that April S3. 1941.

late of 1235 Foster avenue, beloved husband ot the late Emma, fond dearly beloved husband of Per-fc I new Baesolerl. fond fathr of Robert E-. gra-father of Robert E. Jr. brother ef Matilda Foley and Harry Sclilaa.

Funeral service under the auspices cf I25cni Park lodge. No. 611. A. F.

A A- M-Saturday afternoon at 2 ciodt at jaeral home. n216 N. Clark street- Isursieet Acacia Park cemetery. Way. had been a gravel voiced heavy ever since.

WLS Just Plain Bill. the parade is sponsored by the Garfield Park Business Men's association, 2:55 P. M. KEWLET-Joseph Kewley Sr, April 22. be uncle of the Rer.

V. Martin Olander, Mrs. E. L. Bergquisl ot Minneapolis, Mrs.

Fred Warner of Stacy, and Lydta Olander of Minneapolis. Funeral services, Friday, 3:30 p. at chapel. 6149-51 N. Ashland W-G-N Sot ts.

Indians! a private organization, and that in loved husband ot May, father ot Josepn and Leslie Kewley. Funeral at chapel. James Dangerfield Jr. also WCFL. WJJD.

P. M. SCHRUTA Jame J. Scbruta. rjelov-d t.s- 7705 Cottage Grove avenue.

Thursday. avenue at roster. Interment Gracciana. 10 a. m.

Burial Holy Sepulchre. New York, April 23 (JP). James Dangerfield, 65, 'former member Longbeach 6147. such cases, under an agreement between the union and the school board, the former must give permission for school bands to take part. KLEIN George Klein, beloved husband ot WIND Race results.

WBBM Portia Blake. WENR Mother o' Mine. WMAQ Backstage Wife. BESICH John Besich. 'beloved husband of Johanna, devoted father ot George.

John. WIND Henri Gendron. WBBM Glenn Miller. 9:15 P. M.

W-G-N Del Courtney. WBBM Prof. Qui. 9:30 P. M.

W-G-N Jan Garner. WENR Ahead of WIND South American Music. WJOB Croatian hour. WMAQ World Honored Music. 9:45 P.

M. WBBM Star, on Parade. WENR Paul Martin. WCFL Over the Wine Glas. P.

M. W-G-N Ted Flo Rlto. WMAQ Pleasure Time. WIND German -hour. WBBM Latin America Speaks.

WENR Ten o'Clock Final. 10:15 P. M. W'-G-N Chicago at Night. EDO Poetic Moods.

P. M. W-G-N Del Courtney. WMAQ Five Dollar Facts. WCFI Music Lovers' prog.

WEDC Painter, of Fame. WHFC Irish hour. 10:45 P. M. W-G-N Modern music.

band of Mary Sthruta. fond fat-ser er Mme. Mignonette Tnnvr. grandlata-r Robert and Bonnie Turner. Funeral Saturday.

April 26. at 9 30 a. from la residence. 1322 Ind-peodence-rlvd to St. F'inbsrr rhun-h.

Interment St. Ads'Jwrt a. tail I.awndale 3240. Picas emit Cswersv the late Eva. fond father of Frank.

Rose, of the Commission for Relief in Bel glum, died yesterday in a Lisbon hos Joseph, and Edward Klein. Anna rung. Hesue Gangitano. Mary and Mildred Klein. Theresa.

Nicholas. Lucille, and Mary. Fu Officers of the association said the neral Saturday. April at 9 a. from pltal, the commission announced to Funeral Friday.

April 25. al 1 p. at rliapel. 14'17 W. Chicago avenue.

Inter late residence. 2901 S. Parnell avenue, to St. parade is a community affair and that they saw no reason why the union SCHfLTZ Alhert Schulu Stencewsi Anthony's church. Interment St.

Mary ment St. Lucas'. day. He served as a relief worker in the Flanders district from 1914 to BERRY Augusta perry of 7344 Drexel ave KI RTZ Adolph J. Knrlg.

late of N. should withhold permission for the nue, beloved mother of Richard grand 1917. He was a native of Elgin, 111 bands. Lack of music, however, will beloved brother of Frank. Wiiliaaa.

Martr I hod era. and Anna Kunra. Funeral trre-day at 3o a. at. from chapel.

3-'4 w. erms road, to St. tasimira tiitrrt. 274 and Whipple. Interment St.

Ad a.bert WBBM Meet the Missus. WLS Elm Creek Folks. WIND Bob and Bonnie. WMAQ Guiding Light. WJJD Tune Before Ten.

10:00 A. M. WLS Hanpv Jack. WMAQ Man I Wanted. WIND Weather bureau.

WCFL For Women Only. WBBM National Defense program. WHIP Lithuanian hour. WAAF Orchestra Pit. 10:1,1 A.

M. W-G-N The Dearon. WBBM Marl ha Webfter. WMAQ Against 1he Storm WI.S Friendly Neighbors. WCFL Don Artiste.

WJJD Musical Portraits. 10:30 A. M. mother of Richard and John, sister of A mechanical engineer, Dangerfield Lockwood avenue, beloved husband of the late J.hannah Inee Connelly J. fond father of Brother J.

Plus. F. S. C. Rose.

James. Ralph. Edward. Raymond. Francis.

Paul. Charles Benson and Mrs. C. F. Andcrsort 3:15 P.

M. WMAQ Stella Dallas. WBBM We. the WENR Betty and Bob. 3:30 P.

M. WMAQ Lorenzo Jones. WENR Club Matme. WBBM Bess Johnson. 3:45 P.

M. WENR Edgar A. Guest. WBBM Kale Hopkins. 4:00 P.

M. WIND Sports WMAQ Girl Alone. WBBM The Goldbergs. WAAF Jimmie Kozalc. WENR Yours Truly.

had lived abroad almost continuously not detract from the significance of the parade, they said. The students will carry brooms and mops and Resting at chapel. e5t K. "St a street, until 12 noon Friday. April 25.

Services at SEDI.IN Andrew of Frsrkt-a Pa-k. and Joseph Kurt. Resting at chapel. 1' since 1917. 3 p.

m. at Grace U. H. church. 72d street Madison street.

Oak Park. Funeral Friday. April 25. 10 a. at St.

Thoma Aquina and Greenwood avenue. Burial Oak Woods signs urging clean-up campaigns. The beloved husbsrol of lna. nee a.or. I neral Saturday.

2 p. at tuner! com. Lake street al 2d avenue, Maywood. Interment Montrose. Oliver L.

von Bachelle. BOLAND Mary Bnland of 018 S. Marshdeld parade will form in the park band church. Interment Mount Carmel. LA CIVITA Margaret La Civita.

nee Kerrt avenue, dearly beloved daughter of William Oliver L. von Bachelle, a manufac shell at 2:30 p. m. and move along and Nonne Corcoran Boland. Funeral Fn SHEPHERD H-nrr Shepherd of 542 gsn.

beloved wile of Louis, fond mother of Madison street to Kostner avenue. turing chemist in Chicago for 30 day. 10 a. at chapel. 1716-18 W.

63d street. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Prospect Mercedes, sister of Mrs. Brtdset Lally. Mr.

Helen Herrny. and Thomas Kernsan. Fu. years, died yesterday in Grant hos Edward Benkert, secretary of the W-G-N Bachelor's children. 10O0-38S9 street.

bIoved husband of netia. fslher of Luther. Mr. Laura Fietier. Hazel.

Resting at funeral fcftrr. 5" Madison etreet. where ervice wn.l be -i Saturday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Evrgrn.

neral Saturday. 9 a. from chapel. 1702 Clarence Darrow in several enterprises, and was a Socialist candidate for mayor, governor, and senator in New York. The party nominated him for President in 1916 but he declined to run.

His hobby was music and he won the Pulitzer prize for biography in 1927 for his book, The American Orchestra and Theodore Thomas." He is survived by his widow, the former Theresa Hirschl of Chicago, who also was a newspaper writer, and a son, John Russell, motion picture writer of Hollywood. col. j7a7moss, u. s. flag assn.

head, is killed New York, April 24, Thursday Special. Col. James A. Moss, U. S.

retired, and president general of the United States Flag association, was killed shortly before last midnight whn a taxicab in which he was riding in Central Park west, collided with a New England bus. The cab driver, bus driver, and several of the 17 bus passengers were injured slightly. pital. He was 57 years old and lived Chicago Federation of Musicians, WLS Bed Foley. A.

M. BOWEN Anna Winifred Bowen. ne James W. 69lh street, to St. Mary of Mount Carmel church.

Interment St. Mary Infor would not discuss the matter and re SH1NDLE Aaron Shtndle. loved h-ssr-se-t at 2335 Commonwealth avenue. Surviving are the widow, Gertrude Mar got. and two sons and two daugtv mation.

Prospect tmoo. ferred inquiries to James Petrillo, suddenly. April 23. wife of Charles, loving mother of Syble. Hard.

Carl. William: and six rrandchildren: sister of William James. May Hell. 4'nrtnne Barnes. and Ethel president of the local and the na LIST Peter list.

2157 Rnsene street. April 21. 194 1, beloved husband ot F'rances. n-e ters. Services will held at 3 p.

m. Kroadwav. Re. line at 17HH W. Jackson tional federation, retrillo.

who is in of Minnie, fond fs'hee of Harry. Km. tssw-si Weiss, and Ja Ruby. 4 gTso-IV Idr-p. of Issdore.

Funersl Taorsrta-. 1 p. at chsrl. 4U25 rs. comer Tripp.

Interment Jewish alf heias. tMiutevard. until 12 noon sturdar. Fu Harbrrlc. brother ol Oscar and threw sister tn Germany.

Services Thursday, April 24, tomorrow In the chapel at 5501 North New York, could not be reached last neral 2:30 p. Austin M. E. church at 2 D. at cbapel.

2114 Irving Park WBBM Don Artiste. 11:00 P. M. W-G-N Ijite WBBM Music Masterwork. 11:15 P.

M. W-G-N Dirk Gasparr. 11:30 P. I. W-G-N Lawrence Welk.

WCFE Club Midnight. WMAQ Bnmln Cummin. WENR Joe Sanders. 1 1 :15 P. M.

W-G-N Orrin Tucker. MIDNIGHT. W-G-N Del Courtney. WIND Nile Watch. WCFL 1 .000 Club.

(12:15 A. M. WBBM Caear Petnllo. 12:30 A. M.

W-G-N Ionard Keller. WBBM Lionel Pampton. 1 :00 A. M. Ashland avenue.

night. Interment Woodlawn. SJOGREN Nel John Sjugren. t'' ef road, tinder the auspice of onstantia 4:15 P. M.

WMAQ Lone Journey. WBBM The O'Neills. WAAF Sonrs of the Range. 4:30 P. M.

WMAQ Guiding Liirht. WENR Dancing with Clancy. WBBM Tommy Bartlett. WAAF Salon 4 :45 P. M.

WMAQ Beautiful Life. WBBM Rotund the Baseball. WEN idstream P. M. W-G-N Swine It.

WENR Elizabeth Hart. A Escort and Betty. WBBM Man on the Street. WCFL 10th Inning. HFC Benny Goodman.

WHIP Race results. WJJ Scoreboard. lodge. No. 7S3.

A. F. A A. M. Interment BRASSIE Ethel M.

Brassle. April 23. 1941, of 744 5i. Grove avenue. Oak Tark, wife Hyman Evans.

W-G-N Linda's Love. WCFL Musical Tahloid. WMAQ David Harum. WBBM Aunt J'-nny. 11 A.

M. W-G-N Kdltor's Daughter. WBBM Kale Smilh. WM AQKitty Keene. WJJD Food Reporter.

WLS Martha Crane. WHIP Sanctuary Songs. 11:05 A. M. WJJD Listen.

Ladies. 11:15 A. M. W-G-N Qnin Ryan. WMAQ The O'Neills.

WJJD Novelettes. WBBM When a Girl Marries WHFC Bing Crosby. WCFL Phil Libby. BOSTON EVENING at Acacia Tark cemetery. Oscar.

Gustaf. and Henrv Johnson. ae'-tng at chapel. e5l street. nn.I 1 a.

ni. Fnday. April 25. services si li p. tn.

at Swedish Mission ehnrcn. street and Cottage Grove. BMnai Cu of Walter mother of Dorothy E. Resting at funeral-home. N.

Central Services for Hyman Evans, a scrap and metal dealer, will be held at 1 LESEM ANN The Rev. Louis F. W. Lese-mann. age 72 years, suddenly, of 2429 Ridircwav avenue.

Flvanston. husband of TRANSCRIPT TO avenue, Austin. Funeral Friday, 3 p. Interment Mount Emblem. SMITH Emaroy Smith, n-e J-ne.

wile et Olive father of Maurice T. and Wilbur p. m. today in the chapel at 2235 Di F. brother of Dr.

redenck J. Imnn BRIERTY Alice Brierty tnee Carroll. late vision street. Mr. Evans, born of 4447 Maypole avenue, beloved wife of QUIT PUBLISHING Boston, April 23 (JP).

The the late Doughs Stii'h. mother cf J-rrw Keith Slater. K'tineth G. Smith, and Faience GifJord Ellis. Fne day.

Servu-e private. Kindly omit flower. Servi-es Thursday. 2 p. at Garrett ha pel.

Evanston. Remains at 140 years ago in Russia, died Tuesday In Michael dear mother of J.imc. Charles, Sherman avenue. Eanton. until noon the Edgewater hospital.

His home W-G-N Ted Flo Rito'a orrh Robert, and Edward F. Brierty. sister of John J. Carroll. Funeral from chapel.

4138 Boston Evening Transcript, one of Thursday. SOLTOW Florett Jnlloe. Aprli TZ. was at 1351 North Washtenaw ave Madison street. Friday, at 9 a.

ru- to St. New England's outstanding newspa LOEFFEL Clara I.oeffcl. daughter of the late John and Rose Koehel Lor tie I. aisier Police said heavy rain obscured Mel's church. Interment Mount Carmrl nue.

His widow, Lena, two sons, and four dauchters survive. Member of Blessed Sscrainent society. Gen ot Mrs. Mary Loderbauer. At funeral ORDERS RELEASE 1941.

at bee home. Via Twmpster treei. Fvanstnn. Ill beloved wit of ire 1st Henry W. Soltow.

tond ef eeetia, Snltow. Funeral serviw 2 30 p. m. Thursday at rhapel. 1567 Mapi avenue.

Kvasaf ton. Interment private. Sherman court. Daughters of Isabella, and home. 4611 N.

Lincoln avenue. Funeral Saturday at 9:45 a to St. William Council No. 20, Women's Benefit association Father Increases Support Payments in Unique Case church. Interment St.

Boniface. OF IERC FUNDS TO BRl'CE John J. Bruce, beloved husband of TOLL Henry Grant Toll. Apnl 2 I4I. ef the late Alice Costello Bruce, fond father LOHN Edward Emil I.ohn.

beloved husband of Mrs. Herbert Scharcnherg. Mrs. John of the Ida Sel.lelmsn Lohn. nar la ACCUSED OFFICER ther ot Lucille and Ethel.

At residence pers during its 111 year history, announced today it would suspend publication April 30. Richard N. Johnson, publisher, said the paper's "5 cent price in the sharply competitive 2 cent field had failed to produce the necessary revenue to continue." The Transcript was established In 1830 and for more than a century was owned by descendants of Henry 312 Scranioo avenue, Flutr. iowi husband of Msde fond father nt Grant Jr. and Mrs I rn and G'a'1-s Tal of Oakland.

al. Funersl notice la'er. 1229 N. Austin boulevard. Funeral Friday vision of the drivers and a slippery street prevented them from stopping.

Col. Moss, a resident of Washington, D. C. since his retirement from the army in 1922, would have been 69 years old next May 5. He was born in Louisiana in 1872 and entered the United States Military academy in 1890.

Col. Moss was retired from the army at his request after 32 years of service. He founded the flag association in 1924. Springfield, 111.. April 23 (P).

At 2 p. ni. Interment Graceland. LOVE John Patrick Loye. beloved on torney General George F.

Barrett to TR A FR Josephine Trer. Ap-iI 22. fe the late Patrick and Mary Duny l-oye (fife. lpL day advised the Illinois Emergency brother of Delia L. I.oye.

Mr. Eliiar-ih Relief commission to release stat Petrone. Alice Loye. Jamee K. Love.

Mrs CI avion Cramer, and the late Owen relief funds to Albert Ulrich, township poor oversea, whose l.ove. Rose A. Msmle. and Nellie Lore W. Dutton.

uneral '1 hnrsday. 9 a. fioni funria- home. i43S S. Hilsted street, to St.

David church. Solemn requiem high mass. In termrnt Mount Olivet cemetery. Boul. 0fb2 Alfred Sims, 51 years old, a superintendent for the Commonwealth Edison company, yesterday agreed to increase support payments for his daughter, Diana, 3, to $9 a week.

In a unique divorce action in 1938 Sims promised to care for the child, then unborn. He paid $80 a month for the first three years and originally was to have paid $20 a month thereafter. The child lives with Sims former wife, Mrs. Irene Ruth Sims, 28, at 4501 Maiden street. Attorney Sol Friedman represented' Sims yesterday in the hearing before Judge Philip Finnegan.

Harrison Parker Enters Jail to Serve Contempt Term Lt'NDBORG Oscar Lundborg. April 21. 1941 IT late of 0451 N. Artesian avenue, suddenly beloved husband of Dora, fond brother ot LARGER SCHOOL FOR CRIPPLED TO BE ERECTED Construction of $700,000 addition to the Spalding School for Crippled ISN'T Alfred, also two brothers and two sister residing in Sweden. F'uneral service Fridsy, 1940 conviction on a charge of falsifying relief records was reversed recently by the state Supreme court.

The IERC had withheld $5,596 in April state relief funds from the township pending receipt of Barrett's opinion as to Ulrjch's qualifications. Ulrich was reelected supervisor and ex-officio poor overseer on April 1, shortly before the Supreme court reversed the conviction against him. Sloan, and Mary, brother of Mrs. Erie IJnd. Funeral Thursday.

April 24. at 9 a. from funeral home. 103 N. Laramie avenue, at Washington boulevard, to St.

Mel church. Interment Mount Carmel. CACCOIOTTOLO Carmen Caccoiottolo. beloved husband of Maria, nee Zicco. beloved father of Mrs.

Mary Caputo. James. Ralph. Neil, and Peter, brother of Mrs. Paula Marrullo.

Funeral Saturday. 9 a. from residence. 7233 S. Marshneld avenue, to St.

Mary of Mount Carmel church. Interment St. Mary s. Prospect OCtiO. CAI.LAGHAN Elizabeth Callaghan tnee Kane I.

beloved wife of John fond mother of John Marcella. and Lucille, sister of Patrick Kane. F'uneral Friday. 9:30 a. from late residence, 7145 S.

Campbell avenue, to St. Adrian church: mass. 10 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet.

Member of division No. 2. L. A. A.

O. H. Native of County Mayo, Ireland. Pro. 0777.

CARD Joseph B. Card. April 21. 1941. at hie larm.

Sylvan Hill. Charlotte county. Virginia, formerly of Highland Park, son of Katharine and the late Joseph brother of Mary Ruth Richard, nnd Katharine Sutherland-Campbell. Funeral services private. CARLSON Victor Carlson, beloved husband of Malvina.

fond lather ot Mane, brother of Aron of Winter. and Emily Nelson of Minneapolis. Minn. Remains at funeral home. 3918 Irving Tark road.

Services Saturday at 2 p. m. Interment Rose bill. CHODOROW Rose Chodorow. ate 64 years.

p. at chapel. 6149-51 N. Ashland avenue, at Foster. Interment Rosebdl EXPENSIVE Member of Drake lodce.

No. 3. O. and Skanska Gil let. Long.

6147. TO CALL McM I LLEN Leonard McMullen. beloved mother of Mary Rose and Thoina rtnw Traer. daucbtee of Mr and Mrs. 1- L.

Thomas of I ska rhrle. La. 's-er Thrlma Kno Paul, and Ira Thoasa. Funersl ervsres Thursday. 2 P.

3- chatiel Jeftery at 77tn s-rs-t. Lake Chsrle. paper pleas copy. Sosi" Shore :2. VON BACHELLE Oliver I- von ef 2.13.

Commonwealth avenue. Apnl 23, 1941. beloved husband of Gertruile argot von father of Oliver J. ard E-3-t of New York. Olivia and Anita of Cfcicaga.

also survived by two grandchildren. at cbapel. 651 N. Ashlar.d avenue, where service will be held Fr.day. Apri 25.

at 3 p. m. Interment WFILAND Margaret Wetland. Apnl 23. ef 742 Ashury avenue.

Evanstoo. w.te ef Cast late John N- Weilaod Funeral Friday. 9:30 a. from chapeL 1554 Mapia a-vw-nue. Evanston.

to Nicsoiaa Interment SU YOCNG Cecil T- Young. Be ef I'-'-t Aberdeen treet. beloved wife ef the la William, tond mother el Mr M--; Tw Bruyn. Mr. Dorothy Orr.

and iaaa Jr, dear daughter of Mrs. Amoinette Ei-is, l-r of PesrI Fills. Mr. F'rth Lester ee-f Mrs Norma Si. kafonse.

at 7726 Ash'artd avenue S-rvic-s FnlaT. April 25. at 2 30 m. Interment ZVONAR Eva Zvonar. food mother it Oiae-lotte and Henrv and th la' Cath-r-we, ister of Irma H-inek.

Funeral Sattirrts'. April 26. at 1 30 "i at ctatl. Mi Armtlacs avenue. Bunal National semetery.

of Vlnabeth. nee Lawb-r: fond fa ther of Edward and Margaret Young; and the late Leonard and Bessie. Funeral from chapel. 7849 S. Halsted treet.

Friday at 3 Finest Chapels in Chicago. Spacious, Air -Conditioned. Modern Equipment. Finest Appointments. Parking.

8 :30 a. m. to St. Theodore church. Inter ment Mount Carmel cemetery.

LAIN SON Their focilittM and MrvkM arc at your disposal for as low os 10 complete) funorat. Harrison Parker entered the county jail yesterday to serve 10 days for contempt of court. Parker was sentenced in December. 1939, after Judge MEAD William Mead. April 22.

ot 470 rr.t hnulevard. formerly ot Maywooa beloved husband of Grace M. Mead, fond brother of Mrs. Gertrude Cochrane. Funeral Children at 1628 Washington boulevard will begin within 10 days.

John Christensen, chief architect for the board of education, said yesterday. The two story brick addition will double the size of the school and give space for a complete educational unit from kindergarten thru high school. Rooms will be provided for hydrotherapy, electrotherapy, and physiotherapy, violet ray, spastic and cardiac cases, deaf-oral and sightsaving and dental work. The addition also will contain assembly hall, gym-rasium. liorary, music room, lunch-loom, roof solarium, and play space.

IADVEST1SMENT1 Could Victoria Reign 63 Years With Stomach Acid Pains? England's beloved Queen could hardly have reigned so wisely for 63 years and remained so hale and hparty had she suffered stomach acid pains. Don't Ignore ynur sufferings. Try a 25c box of Udga for relief of acid stomach pains, indigestion, gas pains, for heartburn. servu-e at rhanel. 4227 Cotiace Grove-a Friday at 3 p.

m. Interment Mount Auburn. vohpiser Henry J. Moheiser Jr. age 1 John Prystalski of Circuit court, then chief justice of the Criminal court, held that a series of letters sent to various grand juries by Parker constituted contempt.

The state Supreme rnnrt fTi rmorl th rnnvirtinn anrl the late residence 3704 Cullom avenue, beloved beloved son of, Henry and Vesia Moheiser. brother of Martha Jean Hansen. At lt residence. 32S Cortland avenue. Park wifa of Morris, fond mother of David Leo.

and Fldith. leave two brother and burning sensation, bloat and other con- three sisters. Funersl today. Thursday. Ridge, unlit noon Fridsy.

Services 2 3 p. m. Friday at the Park Ridge Methodist Ciflga P. at ehapel, 3021 Ijtwrence avenue. Unitec States Supreme court refused TabPls mxxt hPP or money refunded.

church. Burial Town of Maine cemetery. Interment Jewish Waldbatm, to taKe jurisdiction ot tne case. At drug stores everywhere..