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tie CHTCA 0 DAILY MT flUNE ATURD A OCTOBER 1S, 194T. 10 IDEATH NOTICES 1 IDEATH NOTICES I LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Bop Goes the Weasel CHICAGOAN RAPS 11 Ets1 DEALER FOR EVADING QUERY Ifit1.11,f;;. UGH I it.mr IP YOU WEREN'T HIDING SOMETHING, YEAH? I I VDU CURLY-HAIRED SISSY, WHY, YOU YOU'D WELCOME US'''' -my EH? HOW )I i NOW I K40104 IT Show You! LIKE WE'RE MMING THEM MOOR I-4 INTO -rHts MINE pitt APPLES a NOSEY YOUNG FOR A LOOK4 7, ih. of .11111111, 114' Y't i 1. MI 'e CI) J11 s' 9, k'rs' 'il 1 'i I czt) AO i 41tp 'e AL A 10111 41.11, 011111c i s.

..114: I I OP a ik" 3 rill Ill Ali ,01111 I AZ 0 1 4.5, 1 lb fr4 -) ell. All, of pw. If 0 it A 00 I IA. A 1 )11: ill I HAROLD AO aral i 8 4 1(r1i1111t4 Oil tillt 4 1111k; 12 tionlatipti, by Nom pities Ca. in, Still Asks if 4 Freedoms Include Negroes.

DICK RACYRelay Olay, KID. HERE'S THE CASH. FALL DOWN AND ACT WHY. THAT CLUMSY FOOL 1-1E KNOCKED THE LITTLE LADY TO TN, THE STREET-J-1 BUT VTELL YOU, GENTLEMEN. THERES BEEN A MISTAKE.

1 WAS RUNNING TO CATCH A TRIM. YOULL FIND MONEY CAI ME I Former State Senator William E. King of Illinois wrote a second letter 3-esterday to Senator Lister Hill ID, Ala. This communication was in corn-merit upon a Washington interview in which the Alabaman said he would rot read an earlier letter addressed him by the Chicago Negro leader, Hill also said he made it a practice nrt to answer letters coming from outside Alabama. King originally was prompted to write Hill because the latter spoke on the radio for the national administration's foreign policy.

King asked wh4T)IPT the four freedoms of the adrnmistration cover Negroes and whether Hill believed in equal rights for all men. May Reath Wastebaskets. In his second letter. King said to Hill: I note with some degree of consternation that you say you limit your correspondence to the narrow confres of a single state. "You were picked tat the Democratic national convention to voice for the first time the proposal that the unwritten law against a third term be flouted and overridden.

-Were 3ou then appealing merely to Alabama" Or were you pleading w-ith the Democratic party of the whole country and. as you did last night in the American Forum of the Air. addressing yourself to the hole nation 7 -Is it your attitude that you. as a senator of the United States, have no I concern with questions that originate outside the state of Alabama? Does your American fag carry only one star7 -Setting aside for a moment. if you please, Om responsibilities of a senator of the United States, do you.

as an American, find it possible to square with the principles of the four freedoms the inhuman treatment of Mims of true American citizens in the south including Alabama? Asks About "Four Freedoms." 'Do you officially, as one of the lawmakers of our country, condone, sanction. and approve ruthless discrimination against Negroes in the army and navy? Or do you maintain that the four freedoms should pre-everywhere in the world'--excert for the Negro7" -May I express the hope that in ruling out all appeals to you except from within your own state, you may not subject yourself too uch to infuences hooded in midrdght secrecy which already have stained the history of Alabama?" I I OBITUARIES SCHOOL SEASON ADDS 866 TO STATE'S PAY ROLLS IN SEPTEMBER U. S. MUST PAY $774,187 FOR THE CURTISS AIRPORT Edward A. Warren.

Edward A. Warren, building contractor and city official of Highland Park for 31 years, died yesterday in a nursing home at 315 Oakwood avenue in the suburb. He was 77 years old. Mr. Warren served several terms as alderman between 1893 and 1911 and from 1911 until 1927 was city clerk.

He was contractor on the Moraine hotel construction job. Surviving are two sons, Harry and Edward and a daughter, Mrs. Bert Brand. Services will be held at 2 p. m.

Monday in the chapel at 27 North Sheridan road, Highland Park. Herbert A. Ehrmann. New York, Oct. 17 A.

Ehrmann, 50 years old, of Bronxville, tax department executive of the Consolidated Edison company of New York and formerly an executive of Midwestern Utility companies, died last night in Doctors' hospital after an illness of several weeks. A native of Chicago, he formerly was treasurer of the Midland United company and the Midland Utilities company. Surviving are Mrs. Ehrmann and two daughters, Mrs. Jay Worsford of New Haven, and Miss Jean Ehrmann.

Original Offer Is Too Low, Says Jury. A jury in the federal court of Judge William J. Campbell yesterday fixed the value of the former Curtiss. Wright airport, Glenview, at $774,187. The jury returned a sealed verdict after deliberating more than 15 hours in the government's condemnation suit.

The 319 acre airport. now known as the United States naval reserve aviation base, is being used for training naval reserve dying officers. Last year the government deposited with the court a check for $577,295 as its offer in the first step to acquire the field. MUSIC SOOTHES MOTHER WHILE CHILD IS BORN (Picture en back page.) A tiny. dark haired young woman lay upon an operating table in lienroti hospit at yest erday.

singing along to a concert of frequency modulated radio music while she was delivered thru a Caesarean section of a five pound son, while under a local anaesthetic. The young mother, who weighs less than 100 pounds, is Mrs. Pauline Siegal, wife of Allen Siegal of 1515 South Kolin avenue. Dr. Edward L.

Cornell performed the operation. using the music to distract the patient's mind. All women should have their babies born to music," said Mrs. Siegal a few minutes after the operation was completed. "The whole thing was a symphony," she said smilingly, "the babythe musiceverything was just wonderful." The baby was born to the melody of Tschaikowsky's "Concerto in Fiat Minor," one of the selections Mrs.

Siegal requested. Ten minutes after the operation was completed Mrs. Siegal was in her room and ready for breakfast. Springfield, Oct. 17 increase of 866 in the number of state employes in compared with 26,060 for Augustwas reported today by the office of State Auditor Arthur C.

Lueder. Salary payments jumped $169,108 to $3,611.624 for the month. Officials in the auditor's office said the pay roll gain was attributable largely to the opening last month of the University of Illinois and the Slate Teachers' colleges. The university pay roll showed 2, 654 employes in September compared with 2,090 in August. That of the department of registration and education, including the five normal colleges, jumped from 1.276 employes in August to 1,576 in September.

The biggest employment drop of any state department or agency was reported by the Illinois public aid commission, whose staff for administration of relief fell from 594 in August to 371 for September. LAMHERT-Agnes Alexandra Lambert. new Walker. of 20 S. Ifth venua, Marwomi.

beloved watt of Riehard J. Lambort. Innd mother of Mary Gorman. Mrs Mars garat Meaherry. Richard.

David. Robert. and Mrs. Ruth Prima. irttner al Monday.

o. m. at funeral bomo. Lake street at 24 avenue. Maywood.

Burial Mount Emblem. LORVIG-HaroM Joaeph amitionly. hes loved husband of Mare lotto Gtrotil. fond son of Anton and tha late 0000 ino. brother of Liilian Gilstail.

Arthur. Walter. Ruth Haines. Lawrence. sod Palmer Fit.

tiered MOntig4V at 10 a. m. at funeral home. Priti N. Ater avenue.

LYDON-Henry J. Lrdon. beloved Ilea Jordan, and this 'atilt fond brother of Moo. Mary Funeral 1st a. to from parlors.

tract aml Oorcheatr ammo. to St Thorns tho Anomie church. Portal St. Mary a MATTSON-Carl J. Mittann, fond brother et Georgia and ono tooter in Sweden.

bervis lay. oat. Oft. at 1 p. at clispet.

corner 79th and Aberdeen turrets. Inters moot Oak Hill. Flamm omit noisome. MeCARTHY-Michael John Metarthl hods band of Mary Jones McCarthy. son of Ma Hodge' anti this lois Michtsi J.

hrothor at thu Ilev. terrorless It. Daniel Gaeta P. James MIN. Ellett Holly.

Mrs. Ago Miller. Nita, tlertrisita Multierirk. and Mret. Loretta Leahy.

Funeral Monday. (hi at lI a. tn. from residence. 1214 Haad avenue.

in St. biertroides church. Inters moot Mount 'nivel. Kindly Omit flowors. McNicttol.Ati-John MeNicheilas.

Oat. 14. 11141. dearly beloved husband opf th Bridget Mullaney'. fond father at Francis and the lat.

Margaret. John. and Janie. Funeral Saturday. oct.

JM, at 10 Jil a. from residence, 1915 W. Garfield boulevard. to St. Basil church.

leitermant Mount Olivet. Information. Lafayette 091.40. Edna Mom nett McKitmone. beloved wait of J.

Albert. food mother of Athert. Stunt. Lloyd. anti Mane, stator at Mrs.

Richard Quick. Mrs. Monty Kiterer of Lonisville. Ky. Services solidity.

7 30 to "2. at funeral home. Lak at 21 avernoo. Maywood. Interment Monday.

Cava 14:11 cemetery. 1.0111Villa papers pleas copy. MICHAELS-Chriatins Michaels of 7242 Jackann boulevard. Forest Park. wtts of the late Herman dear mother of 'rant( W.

and Fred R. Rooting at chapel. 5231 Lake street. Oak Park. where aervicea will ha held Saturday.

3 chilltg of Oak Park chapter. No. 531. O. E.

Interment Waldheim. Informaton. EucL4 1643. MOSES-Mollia Monett. 7010 N.

Ashland ave. nue, behoved wile of the Iota David. fond mother of rktra Raab. Sam. Philip.

Edwaid. Funeral Monday. 1 rel al chapel. 3021. Lawrenea aventio.

Interment O. B. A. cemetery. Jewish fOttriWn Murray.

Art. IT. 1941. of 3:10 N. Parksitle avenue.

husrtand of Virginia. nets Fair; father of Patricia and Charles brother of Evelyn S. fur. ray. Heating at funeral home.

31a too N. Central lucent'''. Amino. Funeral Monday. 1:30 p.

rn. Interment Vomit Home. NESSEL-Theodoro William Neitael. Oct 11'. 1941.

of 1033 W. Fria street. oak Park. father of Mos. Carl Whitinger and the Wig Frank.

grandlathor of Ruth Ilyolop. Paw. and Bonnie Neinci. Resting at funeral home. 31S-320 N.

Central avenue. Atiotot. Funeral services. Sunday. 3.30 p.

m. Liters meta Monday. at Noblesville. Ind. NICHOLSON-David A.

Nicholann of 374 Woodlawn avenue, Glencoe. husband of Etta. lather of Dan Nicholson. Soren est Saturday. 2 p.

m. at residency. kindly omit flowers. NOFFRE-LtIllan M. Chrtatention.

Oct. 15. dearly beloved wife of William loving mother of Florence Edgar. ilostur of Gana. Ebert.

John. and the iota Minn, Chriatensen anti Florence Lovellette. grandmother of Jane Edgar. Funeral Faturlar afternoon at 2 oclock at funeral home. 6216 N.

Clark street. to Memorial Paris. OCENASEK-Anne H. Oeenasek. nett Pech0till of 2043 S.

Hamlin avenue. beloved wile of loving mother of Charles. Aeries and oatme. Funeral Monday. 30 a.

M. front ehapel. Ofirot S. Central Park avenue. ta.

iticei.ed Agora church. Interment SI. Adalhart's. Intormation, La n. PI-TRIE-James Petrie.

Oct. la. 1041 of 1111. Wadi titreet. Highland Park.

hindiand of Margaret Hasa Petrie. father of Igra. Sam Smale and Theodore Petrie. Funeral private. Please omit flower.

SANFORD-William A. Sanford. 9035 Blacks alone avenue, Oct. 17. 1941.

helovisd hues hand of Flora M. Sanford. father of Florenee Toannon. eon of Carrie Sanford. brother of Richard Sanford, Lula Dax, Ruth Field.

and Euniee Moody. Al chartel. :141 and Harvard, where perches. will bat held Oct. O.

at 2 P. oa. 112141's merit Evergreen. SCHAEFER -Clainia Todd Schaefer. 457.4 akei Park.

beloved of Joacelyn. lather of Marilyn anti Joacelyn. eon of Mrs. John M. Schaefer and brother of Nays Sehaefer.

Serytees in chapel. 4141 Cottage Grove avenue. Saturday. Oct. la.

at p. m. Drexel 0510. Ottumna. paPora pietism copy.

SPALIJNO--Nick Anallinet. twihrtved buishand of Providence. rand lather of Rase. James. and Eleanor and the late Anthony.

Ironer Monday. 9 a. from charted. 2722 W. Chteago aVOIIIIP.

to Our Lade of tha Angela church. Interment Mount CarmeL Woo. mation. Capitol 5040. STRAND-Minnie' Lontso Strand.

nee rotes. ado. beloved wife of John, loving attune? of Marione. fond daughter of lire. Lens Peteraen.

tooter of Mrs. A. J. is Claire of Rhinelander. Mot.

Norman Hatvoreets of Now Haven. and Alfrod of Mee. t11. Wm. Srvice Monday.

Oct. 20. at chapel. 10134 Mtehigan STOr1110. p.

to. Interment Oak Hill. Merrill, WIC. Parer pleaaY copy. STRAND-Osear V.

Strand of SO4 Lincoln atreet, Evanston. httaband of the latit Strand. father of Miss Florertea M. atranet. Mrs.

Either S. McCulloch. Mrs. Ethel S. SW111101 and Mra.

Mvrthel 41. Fuller. Maros her of John Martin Imlay, No. 74. I.

0, 4. Sttrvieem Saturday, o. at 1400 Sherman SiVrnile. Evanston. Interment Memorial Park.

TILL-Willittin F. Till. Oct. 17. 1941.

heloted hil.band of Joaephine. dear ion of Paulin. and itha lat. Alma. broihrr of Alois P.

and Antoinette) Witter. Member of tatiotelia. tom lodge. No. 892, A.

F. la A. and Fort Dearborn chapter. No. 245.

R. A. M. Service Monday. 3 p.

at funeral Chanel. 4:138.40 Fullerton avenue. Burial Montrose. TIMM ERMANN-William H. Timmermann of S.

Princeton avenue. beloved huaband cit the late Hermit-la Timmermann. ford lather of Frank and William Timmermann. Funeral Monday, at chattel. 712 W.

3141. street. Interment Mount Greenwood. Member of Pauttra union. 1s4.

and Maecabees. Tent 1.03. Information. N'tclory 115S. TRAPANI-Jotteph Trapani.

late of 1434 W. Erie aireet bumland of Pearl. nee Simons am. lathier of Joiteph Jr. trimeral Mon.

day. a. from chapel. Western avenue. to Holy Rosary chitreh Interment i Carmel.

Armitage 7400. TROTTA-Gituarpnat Trott, boogied husband of Carmella. dear father of Jeanfte. Rose. Jerry, Joiseph.

and Nick. Funeral Monday. Oct. 20. at 9 a.

itc. from rofitoonea. $28 S. Marshfield avenue. to Our Lady of Pompeii church.

Interment at mount met cemetery. Bay. 0120. VI-LAT-Ananttogis (Data?) Velat. dearly P.loved siatr of George.

14as Rose Grave Mill. anti Josephine Smith. floral Saturday from chapel. 1511 S. Po.

Maki road. at 630 a. m. to St. Agatha a church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. Lawns dale 1150. Berwyn 144. WAMPLER-James C.

Wampler. 'ovine linte hand of Birdie Mabel. nPet BUrftlek. triai lather of James brother of Mrs. E.

M. Morria of Hannibal. Mo. Funeral sere. tees Saturday at Bowling Green.

Mo. WARREN-Edward A. Warren, beloved hugs hand of the tat, Elisabeth Keller. father of Harry. Edward, Masi Brand.

and the late Bessie at chapel. 27 N. Sheridan road. Highland Park. wheys will be held Monday at P.

ist. Interment Rottehill. WILLISCH-Margretha Wttllmh. oee loving wife of the late mak Wallach. fond log heel art porf "Nif raA.

Harettlkkear. a rimdrs.GliEllu. giertnee- Meyer. and the late Sophie Kreh. Funeral Florida, 10 a.

m. from chapel. 1006 N. Western avenue, to St. MariCa church.

Interment St. Hoodoo cemetery. TolING-Thoman 'tonna beloved hoshand if itirst3ohefIrrryneitaf moinin, at p. tn. Interment Irving Park 110111rWatti renlOtPtY, Its BEREZINMax Berezin.

In lovinr memory. Plumed away In yeare ago today. LOVING WIFE. DAUGHTER. AND RANDCHILDREN.

HARTWIGLizzia Hartwig. Oct. lit. MO. Memories of dear mother.

will never die. The prnila of your fate and the love you have given sic is a memory that will always remain within ma. ELLA. wALTER. AND OTTO.

HEYERICRIn loving memory of Racbaol Heyeriek. who passed away one year ago today. LOVING A PIKOWSKTEather Pikowaky. 1917. In fond me ALBERT AND 11.tift RD'iENMinnis Rosen.

Oet. 1111. 192W In cherished memory of our dear mother, who I. alwaYa In our thonahis. LOVING FIRES.

SAM SYLVIA, AND 11AllE. STAALSENMary rsillsen Staatten. Ever weet your bealitittil tea. dear mother. DAD AND YOUR FOUR GIRLS.

WOLFSarah Wolf. In Inrint memory of our dear mother who paosed away a year ago today. LoCIS AND HATTIE. ANDERSONHilda Sofia Anderson. beloved WIN of the late John ChM' ltve.

mother of Edwin 11.. Arthur W. of Mrs. Filen Mell'ariney of Clocitinatt. 0..

Mrs. Esther Barron, and Robert istior of Nies Lotto. Anderson and Mrs. Anna Young of Berkeley. Cal.

Resting in climpel. 2114 E. ith where aervces will be held Motillav Get. 20. sit p.

in. Interment Oak Hill. Fair. 7177. BA NTeresa V.

Ilartion of 0718 Cotetiell avenue sister of the late, Daniel Michael 51.. and John Rardon. Funeral Saturday at Waukegan. BLUMENTHAL Brogan Blumenthal. nee Hirkhen.

5933 Winthrop avenue. devoted mother or Morrie. Geors. and Harold. grandmother of Diane and Robert.

Funeral Monday at 1 p. to. at funeral chapel, 6145 Interment Weal lawn cemetery. BOEHMERAtiguat H. Boehmer.

late rest. dent of Barrington. Oct. 17. beloved husband of Sophia.

Service Sunday. 2:30 p. m. at Salem church. Barrington.

Inter. ment Evergreen. BURTSilas F. Burt, Oct. 17.

1941. of 8530 Dorchester evenue. husband of the late Lizzie E. Burt. beloved lather of Mn.

Grace Edward R. and Walter A. Burt. brother of Robert F. Burt.

Services at chapel. 6328 Cottage Grove avenue. Monday at 3 p. m. Interment at Oak Woods.

Member of Damasetin lodge. No. $SA. A. F.

A. and B. of E. Div. No.

10. For information. call Fairfax 2900. CACCA VALEDominick Cneelirala of 1838 W. tilith street.

beloved htlaband of Marie, nee Spina: fond fat her of Theresa and Jean. At funeral home. Math at Justine street. letineral Monday a. ni.

In St. Mary of Mount Carmel church. Interment St. Marys. CAMPICHEAllw-rt n.

Canipiche. onao N. Tatman arenne. (ict. IT.

1144 beloved hum-hand of Clenoha loving father of Bar-barn. son of the bile Ulyssen A. and Fannie camoiche. Servieen Monday. 0,11.

20. at p. ni. at chapel. 2114 Irving Park road.

interment Romehill cemetery. CUNDIFFJohn Willard late residener, 5979 Northwent btu way. beloved husband of Florence Cundiff. nee Doran: fond father of John Bartley Richard. Jesse.

and Ida Lou. Services Monday, Oct. 20. at 2 p. at chapel.

0754 Northweat highway. Interment Union Ridge cemetery. DINATherea Dina. Oct. 1.

late of 2049 Seminary avenue beloved mother of Jon-pith. Grave Sapienza. Jane Arnone. and An. grin.

Funeral Monday. 9:30 a. from chapel. 2449 Lincoln avenue. to St.

Vincent's church. Burial St. Joilephs cemetery. FERRAROFranele X. Ferraro.

Oct. 17, hue. hand of the late Elszabeth. fond father of Geraltime. brother of Ralph.

Funeral Monday. 9 a. from chapel. Jeffery boulevard at 77th street. to Our Lady of Peace chnreh.

Mass 9:30. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Genoa council. K. of and La Salle assenibly fourth degree.

DAVISHarry J. Davie of 0231 Evans avenue. beloved husband of Rose. dear fattier of Maurice. Daniel.

Helen. Howard. Soil fond brother of Ike. Dave. James, Jak.

Leo. Berths and Minnie Horwitz. Funeral 51 lay. II a. at chapel.

6935 Stony Island avenue. Inter. 'tient Westlawn. EGANEdward Patrick Egan. beloved husband of Mabel.

nee Ottleugheime; devoted father of James F. and Sevin B. Egan. loving son of James P. and Nora Healy Egan.

fond brother of John. Ann. Roaalie, and the lain Marian J. Cawley. Joanne M.

and ames Egan. uncla of Marian Land Joanne NI- Cawley. Funeral Monday. Oct. 20.

at 9:30 a. from residence. 143F4 N. Lawler avenue. to St.

Peter Cantata church. Interment All Saints'. FINELERAlbert Finkler. beloved hoshand of Myrtle, nee Breyer: fond father of Martlyn and Joan. loving brother of Theresa Emmerich.

Peter, Nieholas. Henry. Michael, and Bernard. Funeral Monday. (let.

20. at 10:30 a. from chapel. 2834 N. South port avenue, to St.

Alphonetis church. Interment St. Joaeph's cemetery. GROTEHilda Grote. at Morristown.

N. formerly of 3920 N. Monticello avenue. fond mother of Myrtle Nelson. Elate Banderob.

'Vera. and Henry Grote. grandmother of Philip Neltion and Jean Banderol). Al reat in funeral home. 3534311 Irving Park road, hero aerviees wilt he held Monday at 2 b.

m. Interment Walithemi cemetery. BAGEFrieda Hags of 1537 N. Latrobe ave. dear water of Mrs.

P. H. Sehwemier and Wailer O. Hese. aunt of the Bev.

Wil. bur C. Christians of i.e Grange. Robert K. and Marjorie Hage of New York City.

Robert W. Chrostians of Jacksonville. and Mrs. R. C.

Hansen of Chicago. Resting at funeral home. 5708 Mathimit atreet. where cervices will he held Sat. urday at 4 p.

m. Interment Waldheim. HAMANThe Rev. Vitus Haman. O.

S. pastor of St. Mary of Celle church. Berwyn. auddenly.

beloved son of the late Joseph end Anna Haman. dear brother of the Rev. Bernard Haman, O. S. Sister Kernardine.

O. S. and Alma Haman. Reining at funeral parlors. 8118 W.

Itith atreet. Benwyn. until Sunday. 1 p. ms, then will he taken to St.

Mary of Cello chureh and there will lie in state until Monday. P30 a. tn. At Due time the Office of the Dead will he recited. Requiem mass will follow at 10:30 a.

m. After services remains will he taken by auto to St. Proeopios Abbey cemetery. Little, ill. Berwyn 144.

HANNAITAtexander W. Hannah of 50 ez, tee aired'. Evanston. husband of Mho llan nab. father of Mrs'.

L. 11. Roeser. We. Samuel S.

Rome. Mrs. k'aleoner. Mary David William (1.. and James M.

Hannah. brother of Alexander Newton. Maas Saturday. 11:30 a. St.

Mary's chureh. Ellanstron. Interment Calvary. Re. mains at chapel.

1460 Sherman avenue. Er anston. HEDGESBertha Redeem. ape. Gilleland.

Oct. 15. beloved wife of Dr. Albert P. Hedges.

fond mother of Mill. Myra H. Nelson, Dr. Leland and Mrs. Helen H.

Stoeizel: atom leaves five grandsons. Funeral Saturday. 10:30 a. rA. at Graeeland cemetery chapel.

Kindly omit flowers. Information, Longheneh OK, I. RILLEarl M. Hill of 1Soft Diabella street. Wilmette, smitiletily.

I ii Fond ilia Lae. Oct. 17, husband of Martha. father rif Stephen. Serviees and interment Wtsconsm Rapids.

HOPKINSONW. Morton Hopkinson. soddenly. of New York City. humband of Laura father of Nancy.

Joan. and Carol. SOn of Josephine C. and the late William M. brother of Siesta.

William G. Dooley. Charles. Alice. Greorge.

and John. Funeral from mother's residence. SI5 Buena avenue. Monday at 10:30 a. in St.

Mary of the Lake church. Interment All Saints'. kindly omit Sowers. HORATHRatherine Yandel Horath of BOOS S. Aberdeen street.

beloved wife of the late George Horath. dear mother of Elizabeth Sehneneman. George William. and the late John Morelli. fond foster of August and Henry Yandel.

Ann Jung. Mary Yen Elizabeth Bender. Minnie Finley. and the late Berman Yandel. Funeral TuestlaY.

2 p. at chapel. 79th street at Loomi boulevard. Interment Mount Greenwood cemetery. Information, Triangle 1187.

JENSENEddie L. Jensen. late of 6515 Leland aVentle, beloved husband of Elate. nee Magillin: loving father of La Vergne and Norman. beloved ion of and Emma.

brother of Anna Barron, Hilda Paiike. Gustay. Edna Min. and Matilda Hock, Services' ln, 3 p. at funeral bonito.

4553 tit Milwaukee avenue. Interment Ridgelatiod. Oak Hill. Fair. 7177.

RA NTere V. liartion of 8718 Cote-lien avenue sister of thP lair. Daniel (L. and John Bardon. Funeral Saturday at Waukegan.

BLPMENTFIAL, Brenta Blumenthal. ries Itirkhen. 1i933 Winthrop avenue. deemed mother tit Mnrrte. liefirg.

and Harold. grandmother of Diane and Robert. Funeral Monday at 1 p. tn. at funeral chapel, 6145 Broadway.

Interment Weal lawn cemetery. BOEHMERAtigunt H. Boehmer late reel. dent of Barrington. Ill Oct.

17. beloved husband of Sophia. Serviett Sunday. 2:30 p. m.

at Salem church. Barrington. Interment Evergreen. BURTSilas F. Burt, Oct.

17. 11141. of 6530 Dorchester avenue. husband of the late Lizzie E. Burt.

beloved father of Mrs. Grave Edwerd R. and Walter A. Burt, brother of Robert F. Burt.

Services at chapel, 6328 Cottage Grove avenue. Monday at 3 p. m. Interment at Oak Woods. Member of Damasciin lodge.

No. $SA. A. F. gic A.

and B. of E. Div. No. 10.

For information. call Fairfax 2000. CA CCA VALEDominick caftiarala of 1838 W. tilith street. beltivPil httabatift of Marie, neo Spina: fond father of Theresa and Jean.

At funeral home. Math at Justine street. rill-Wild Monday a. nt. In St.

Mary of Mount Carmel church. Interment St. Marys. CAMPICHEAllw-rt n. Canipiche.

onao N. Talman affiMf. IT. 104 1. beloved hum-hand of Cleopha loving father Of Bar-barn.

son of the Imp l'Iyossen A. and camniche. Monday. Oct. 20.

at p. ni. at chapel. 2114 Irving Park road. Interment Romehill cemetery.

CCNDIFFJohn Willard late residence, 5979 Northwent highway. beloved husband of Florence Cundiff. nee Doran: fond father of John Bartley Richard. Jeinite, and Ida Lou. Services Monday, Oct.

20. at 2 p. at chapel. 0754 Northwest highway. Interment Union Ridge cemetery.

DINATherea Dine. Oct. 1. late of 2049 Seminary avenue. beloved mother of Jon-pith.

Grave Sapienza. Jane Artione. and An. grin. Funeral Monday.

9:30 a. Iron) chapel. 2449 Lincoln avenue. to St. Vincent's church.

Burial St. Joilephs cemetery. S'ERRAROFraneis X. Ferraro. Get.

17, hue-hand of the late Elszabeth. fond lather of (eralihne. brother of Ralph. Funeral Monday. 9 a.

from chapel. Jeffery bnitleyard at 77th street. to Our Lady of Demi. ehureb. Mass Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Member of Genoa council. K. of and La Salle astienibly fourth degree. DAVISHarry J. Davin of Evans avenue.

beloved husband of Rose. dear father of Maumee. Daniel. Helen. Howard.

111141 Miriam. fond brother of Ike. Dave, Jame'', Jaelt. Leo. Bertha f-tchrain.

and Miatile Horwitz. Funeral lay. 11 a. at chapel. 6935 Stony Island avenue.

Inter-men'. Westlawn. EGANEdward Patrick Egan. beloved husband of Mabel. nee Ottlengheime: devoted father of James F.

and Kevin B. Egan. loving son of James P. and Nora Healy Egan. fond brother of John.

Ann. Rnealie, and the late Marian J. Cawley. Joanne M. and ame.

Egan. lint of Marian IL and Jnanne M. Cawley. Funeral Monday. Oct.

20. at 9:30 a. from residence. 14311 N. Lawler avenue.

to St. Peter Centime church. Interment All Saints'. FINKLERAlbert Finkler. beloved htinhand of Myrtle, nee Breyer: fond father of Martlyn and Joan.

loving brother of Theresa Emmerich. Peter, Nieholas. Henry. Michael, and Bernard. Funeral Monday.

(let. 20. at 10:30 a. from chapel. 2834 N.

Smith port avenue. to St. Alphoneun church. Interment St. Joneph's cemetery.

GROTEHilda Grote. at Morristown. N. formerly of 3920 N. Monticello avenue.

fond mother of Myrtle Nelson. Elate Banderol). Vera. and Henry Grnte. grandmother of Philip Neltion and Banderol).

Al relit in funeral home. 353433 Irving Park road, where tweeters will he held Monday at 2 P. m. Interment Walitheini cemetery. HAGE--Frieda Hags of 1537 N.

Latrnhe ace. nue, dear gutter of Mra. P. H. Sehwemler and Wailer O.

Rage. aunt of the 'Zell. Wil bur C. Christians of La Grange. Robert K.

and Marjorie Hage of New York City. Robert W. Chroodians of Jacktionville. and Mrs. R.

C. Hansen of Chicago. Resting at funeral home. 5708 Matlinott where cervices will he held Satorday at 4 p. m.

Interment Waldheim. HAMANThe Rev. Vitus Haman, O. S. 11..

pastor of St. Mary of Celle church. Berwyn. 11.. suddenly.

beloved son rut the late and Anna Haman. dear brother of the Rev. Bernard Haftlati, 0. S. Sinter Kernardine.

O. S. and Anna Harnett. Renting at funeral parlors. 6118 W.

Itith sitreet. Ser. wyn. until Sunday. 1 p.

ms. then will he taken to St. Mary of Cello chureh and there will lie in stat until Monday. 030 a. to.

At title time the Office of the Dead will he recited. Requiem maw; will follow at 10:30 a. m. After to-reit-es will he taken he auto to St. Proeopius Abbey cemetery.

Dale. ill. Berwyn 144. HANNAHAlexander W. Hannah of 50 ez, Lee aiffft.

EV111114100. hunband of Mho Ilan nab. father of Mrs'. L. B.

Roeser. Samuel S. Rilita. Mrs. Rohert k'aleoner.

Mary David William and James M. Hannah. brother of Alexander Newton. Mass Saturday. 11:30 a.

St. Mary's chureh. Ellarlitiaa. Interment iralfary. Remains at chapel.

1460 Sherman avenue. Er anston. HEDGESBertha nee Gilleland. Oct. 15.

beloved wire of Pr. Albert P. Hedges. fond mother of Mee. Myra H.

Nelson, Dr. Leland (L. and Mrs. Helen H. Stoeizel: akin leaves flys grandsons.

Funeral Saturday. 10:30 a. at Graeeland cemetery chapel. Kindly omit Bowers. Information, Lone-beach 8S11.

HILLEarl M. Hill of 1Soft Inabella strppt. Wiltnetto, maidenly. in find flit Lite. Oct.

17. husband of Martha. father ef Stephen. Servieca and interment Wisconam Rapids. HOPKINSONW.

Morton Hopkinson. middenly. of New York City. humband of Laura father of Nancy. Joan.

and Carol. son of Josephine C. and the late William brother of Siesta. William G. Dooley, Charles, Alice.

Greorge. and John. Funeral from mother'n residence. SI5 Buena avenue. Monday at 10:30 a.

in St. Mary of the Lake church. Interment All Sainte'. kindly omit Sowers. HORATHKatherine Yandel Horath of P905 S.

Aberdeen street. beloved wife of the late George Horath. dear mother of Elizabeth Sehitenemen. George William. and the late John Morelli.

fond moiler of August and Henry Yandel. Ann Jung. Mary Van-del. Elizabeth Bender. Minnie Finley.

and the late Berman Yandel. Funeral TneatiaY. 2 p. at chapel. 79th street at Loomi boulevard.

Interment Mount Greenwood ternetery. Information. Triangle 1187. JENSENEddie L. aenuen.

late of 6515 Leland avenue, beloved husband of Elate. nee loving father of La Verane and Norman. beloved eon of Jame. and Emma. brother of Anna Barron, Hilda GustaV.

Edna Mtn. and Matilda Hock, Services Inv. 3 p. tw. funeral home.

4563 tit Atilwitititee avenue. Interment Ridgewood. Oscar V. Strand. Oscar V.

Strand, 68 years old, a partner in the firm of N. A. Strand manufacturers of flexible shafts, died yesterday in the Ravenswood hospital. He lived at 806 Lincoln street, Evanston. Mr.

Strand was born' in Sweden and had been a Chicago resident for 45 years. Surviving are four daughters, Miss Florence M. Strand, Mrs. Esther S. McCulloch, Mrs.

Ethel S. Swanson, and Mrs. Myrthel S. Fuller. Services will be held at 2:30 p.

m. today in the chapel at 1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. William F. McAfee. William F.

McAfee, 63 years old, assistant to the president of the International Harvester company, died yesterday in Doctors' hospital in Washington, D. C. Mr. McAfee was in Washington as acting head of the company's armament production activities. His home was at 9630 South Winchester avenue.

Mr. McAfee joined the International Harvester company more than 30 years ago as a salesman. As a young man he was a professional baseball player in Albany, Ga. His widow, Lucie; three daughters, and two sons survive. Compromise Seen.

The verdict represents a compromise between the government offer and the price sought by the Curtiss-Wright corporation, owners of the airport before it was take-I over by the navy. The corporation valued the airport at more than a million dollars. Attorneys for the government and the company said there would be no appeal from the verdict tho Clarence Realty assistant United States district attorney, said final decision of appeal would rest with the attorney general. High Cost Project. Attorneys Edward FL Adams and Kenneth E.

Walser said the cost of laying out the airport in 1927 and 1928 amounted to $1,600,000. The land alone cost $597,000, they said. During a week of testimony, the property was variously valued as high as $1,266.200 by an expert for the company and as low as $518,000 by a government witness. Since acquiring the field the government has spent $50,000 on improvements. Charles C.

Murray. Charles C. Murray, presMent of the B. F. Cummins company.

died yesterday in his home at 330 North Parkside avenue. He was born in Chicago 71 years ago. He was a former federal bank examiner. Surviving are his widow, Virginia a daughter. Patricia, and a son, Charles Jr.

Services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 318 North Central avenue. Dr. John Stanley Plaskett.

VICTORIA, B. Oct. 17 John Stanley Plaskett, 75 years old, famed Canadian astronomer who in 1922 discovered the so-called double starthe biggest star knowndied today at his Esquimalt home. Dr. Plaskett, who retired in 1934 as superintendent of the dominion government's astrophysical observatory here, supervised the grinding and polishing of the 82 inch mirror for a giant telescope at the McDonald observatory in Texas three years ago.

REPORT INCOME OF S. M'CORMICK EXCEEDS $2,500 000 The annual accounting of the estate of Sian ley McCormick showing cash receipts of $2,508.313 was filed before Probate Judge John F. O'Connell. Mr. McCormick, brother of Harold F.

McCormick who died Thursday, wag adjudged incompetent to handle his affairs in 190fi. and lives under medical 'care near Santa Barbara, Cal. The accounting shows that general and administrative expenses amounted to $829,039. Conservators for the estate are Stanley McCormick's wife. Mrs.

Katherine Dexter McCormick, the Continental Illinois National Bank and Trust company, and until his death, Harold F. McCormick. KEA RN F.17M argaret Kearney. nee Campbell, beloved wife of the late Edward, mother of Lillian N. Ctilhane.

plater of James limatimi Charlen 1. Arthur Mre. Charles Cohan, Mid the late John and Harry Campbell. At her 2121 Morse avenue. Funeral notice later.

KOSTOHRTZMarie Kontohryz. nee Zitnik. beloved mother of Juba Cmunt. Till. Moravec.

Sylvia Doubek. Jerry I Kostrtsl. and Genrce. dear ender of Anna Melka. Yu.

neral Monday. Oct. 20. at 1030 a. from late residonee, 2412 S.

Ridgeway avenue. to Blessed Agnes church. Interment St. Adalberes cemetery. Crawford 6133.

Lawndale 1150. Berwyn 144. ROSTRISSee Koatohrys notice. KCNZWEILERHerman Kunzweller. beloved htishand of Martha.

nee Pinzke: dear father fit Marie Pierce and Pearl Ziegler. brother of Eugene. Funeral Monday. 2:30 re. at funeral home.

1458 Belmont avenue. to Montrone. LAGERHenry 11. Lager of alno Carroll avenue. husband of the tate Anna.

lather of Ella M. Cavanaugh. Henry Lytle Grimes. James and the late Mary Albright. brother of Christine Abelin.

frunet's' Monday. 9 ti. from chapel. 4817 Madison street. In St.

Matthew's church. Burial Mount Carmel. Davenport. papers please copy. Atte.

1137. Fred Beckmann. Shreveport. Oct. 17 Beckmann, 82 years old, often called the dean of American outdoor showmen," died today from injuries received Monday when he fell against a partition in his private railroad car.

He was co-owner of Beckmann and Gerety shows, and had been in the carnival business for 62 years. NAME KANKAKEE MAYOR TO HEAD MUNICIPAL GROUP Mayor Albert F. Ilattenburg of Kankakee was elected president of the Illinois Municipal league yesterday, as the organization closed its 28th annual convention in the Congress hotel. He succeeds Mayor Charles E. Lee of Decatur.

Mayor Ray E. Klingbiel of East Moline is first Nice president and in line to succeed to the presidency next year. One of the final actions of the convention was to pledge full coi-iperation of city officials with national armament work. A resolution was adopted urging the state to speed construction of a grade separation on route 42 in North Chicago, which has heavy traffic from Fort Sheridan and the Great Lakes Naval Training station. Action was deferred on Mayor Klingbiers proposal that the league fight a law passed earlier this year by the legislature providing that fines from traffic violators go to county treasurers.

his city, East Moline, needs these funds for street patrols, Klingsbiel said. Michael John McCarthy. Michael John McCarthy, a member of the Board of Trade since 1906, died yesterday in his home at 1214 Hood avenue after an illness of several months. He was 64 years old and a native of Chicago. Services will be held at 10:30 a.

m. Monday in St. Gertrude's church. His widow, Mary, PAINTER WHOSE CAR KILLED BOY HELD BY POLICE John To land. 38 years old, 1144 Montrose avenue, a painter.

was held by Town Hall police yesterday on charges of manslaughter and reckless driving in connection with the death of Edward Pearson, 10. of 3816 Green-view avenue. The boy was struck by To land's car Oct 10 at Ashland avenue and Grace streeL A coroner's jury exonerated To land. He is held under $5,000 ail for appearance in Felony court Tuesday. Zesse Eibb.

68. colored, of 2959 State reet. was killed by the car of a hit and run driver last night in front of his home. Hubert Liggom colored, about 50, address unknown. was injured fatally when struck at 35th street and avenue by an automobile driven by James Murogue, 27, a laborer, of 5947 Justine street.

Vernon Austin. 20. of Lakeside, who was brought to Michael Rees-e hospital for special treatment after his neck was broken in an automobile accident at Iron Mountain, on Sept. 24. died last night.

Earl M. Hill. 35, Isabella street. Wilmette. a salesman for the Consolidated Water Power and Paper ornpany.

was killed when his automobile collided with a truck near Fond eu Lac, Wis. to 4 p. nu yesterday 741 persons had been killed by automobiles An Cook county since Jan. 1. Of these, 1:0 were killed in Chicaco.

where :71.314 were injured in the same period. HOTEL WATCHMAN DIES. Marion E. Watson. 66 yeara old.

tchman for thm Palmer died of a heart ailment yesterday whtlm at Nvork. Re lived at 513 Jaekgon 1KnrPst UNDERTAKERS. Homer McCray. Kendallville. Oct.

17 tSpeciail. Homer Mc Cray, 83 years olds, president of the Mc Cray Refrigerator company, died last night. He was in the refrigerator business for 50 years and was one of Kendallville's most prominent benefactors. Funeral services will he held Sunday. Lain Son Funeral Service In Tormation SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 631) AND HARVARD-AVENUE.

PHONE WENTWORTH MRS. ORTON GETS TO A HEARING ON MR. R. CHARGES Mrs. Annabelle Adams Orton finally appeared yesterday before Commissioner Robert Collins to give a deposition in the divorce brought by her husband, Philo wealthy crane manufacturer.

Mrs. Orton, tall, blondish, and n5, married Orton, silver haired and 68, In 1938. Ile now accuses her of misconduct with a Mr. described as a wealthy New York manufacturer. Altho writs to appear and testify Oct.

2 were served upon both her and a man identified as Lou Root, president of the New York Wire company, neither showed up. When ordered by Judge Thomas J. Lynch to appear Oct. 9, she said she was At the court's order a physician examined her, found her in good health; bailiffs then escorted her to a hearing at which, because of legal wrangling, no deposition was -taken. Yesterday, fortified with a new attorney, Harold Kee le, she appeared again, and gave her deposition in a closed session.

STUDENT RITES MARK DEATH OF RAVEN SHERMAN Symbolic of the widespread mourning thruout America over the death of Raven Sherman, a platinum blonde, was a simple memorial conducted yesterday on the shores of Lake Michiga n. Miss Sherman, Intimately known and beloved by from 40 to 50 million odd men, young men, women and children. died Thursday in the interior of China. She had bten hurled from a speeding truck by Capt. Judas, a noted ruffian and border scoundrel, and altho two handsome young adventurers, Dude Hennick and Terry Lee, sought manfully to assuage her injuries, she died in their arms.

In so doing, she was one of the few characters in the history of comic strips in America to die, these figments of imagination and facile pens usually being considered deathless. No one in all America ever had believed Milton Caniff, creator of the strip, "Terry and the Pirates," in which she appeared, would let her die. But he did. Local services were conducted by students of Loyola university beside the quiet waters of Lake Michigan. One mourner appeared shrouded in a sheet.

The others merely stood, heads bowed and facing the east, to experience a moment of that eternal quiet to which Raven Sherman has gone. Note to radio listeners: Miss Sher-mans body was buried yesterday, but her spirit and voice stilt appear live days a week over W-G-N at 5:15 p. m. DAY. CRON! WELLRobert.

3 rt. m. at MODENancy Jane. 10 a. m.

at chapel. WALTERCecilia. 11 a. m. in church.

WILSONWilliam R. 2 p. in. at chapel. MONDAY.

SANFORDWilliam A. 2 D. m. at chapel. M'CORMICK RITES TODAY -CHICAGO SERVICES LATER Prnate funeral services for Harold F.

McCormick, chairman of the Inter-rational Harvester company, who ided in Beverly Hills. Cal, Thursday. will be held at his home there at 2 r. rn. today.

The services will be attended only hy members of the family and a few assaciates. Memorial services at a later date will be conducted in Chi NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6601 N. ASHLAND-AVENUE. PRONE LONGREACH 26-16. SATURDAY.

GALLAGRERJohn B. 4 p. m. chapel. MILLERJohn.

I p. m. at chapel. OLSENAlma Larina. 2 p.

at chapel. WESTLANDEmil IL 3 v. m. at chapel. MONDAY.

LIVENGOODRobert. 2 P. in at chattel. vago. C.

H. JORDAN Cc Co. Ara HOME. 200 t. ERIE-ST.

87 YEARS SERVICE "Since we bought it thru a Tribune want ad he's token a new interest in housework." illraMIMM 41 1 A. tz t-, 5 girl- ---I A -1't i 11 4 0 0 IL -toll 0 4k 1 ComelleAl 'le I "Since we bought it elm a Tribune want ad he's token a new interest in housework." Tax Expert Sues Railroad for Half Milton Dollars Robert Taylor, tax expert, of Indianapolis, filed suit in Superior court yesterday asking $500,000 from the rennslyvania railroad for service he said he performed for the railroad in bringing about a saving of more than 3 million dollars in Indiana taxes since 1938. FLORISTS. Carter Lithuanian Relief Fund Plans Tag Day on Nov. 1 The Lithuanian Natinnai Relief fund organization met last night in the clubhouse of the Darius-Girenas post of the American Legion.

4416 South Western avenue, to make plans for a tag day Nov. 1. Julius Smetona, son of the exiled president of Luthtania. Antanas Smetona. was among the speakers.

Anthony A. Oils. chairman of the relief fund. said 350 taggers would be stationed in Lithuanian teighborhoods in the city. DU MATT AND PREsncon.

41133 N. Mtehlizan. SUP, :1414. Orringtnn hotel. EVAMItOn.

REEN. 3003. EXTRA Q1DIALITY AND PRESTIGE. CARTER 833 N. Michigan.

SUP. 3114. On-mg-ton Rotl. EVRTIWIOTI. 1003.

John J. Handley, Leader of Wisconsin Labor, Dies Milwaukee, Oct. 17 J. Handley, secretary and treasurer of the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor, died today following a long illness. He was 65 years old and helped shape many Wisconsin laws affecting labor, such as the workmen's compensation law.

CEMETERIES. Relief At Last For Your Cough FAIRMOrNT rq.w. SidelOwner sae.ehnics 4 ar. lot. SIAS: S205.

Gra. 9600. DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS. monument will he declicat-id in memory of Rome Axelrod Sundae. Oct.

19. Broadview cemetery. at 1 m. LOVING CHILDREN COHENA monument will be dedicated to the memory of Aaron Cohen Sunday. Oct.

19. at 2:15 vi Beth Ha-Mitwash Ho. Chodosh cemetery. Waldheim. Rabbi Daecog officiating.

THE COHEN rAmmy. NEWMANA monument will be dedicated to Sylvia Loft Newman Sunday, Oct. IL 3 O. B. A.

cemetery. Waldbeirn. SIDERA monument will be dedicated to the memory of Sarah Sider Ines BffmnJ at P. O. W.

cemeterY. Wald beim. Sunday. Oct. 19.

2:30 p. m. STEINMorris R. Stein, late husband Id Sarah. father of Joseph.

Florence Bean. Dr. Albert and Muriel Wominger. A tiedication of a monument to his memory will ho hpld on Sundae. net.

19. at 3.30 b. Memorial Perk. Evaneton For informer lion please call Sunnyside 0105. WEINTROBA monument will be dedicated to the memory of Rose Weintrobi.

bee Sunday. Om. 1P. 1:30 p. rn.

O. B. A. cemetery, Waldheim. ininssm.

R. Wps. Dedication of mew). ment Sunday. Oct.

19. 2 to. Whitlow cemetery. I ADVER1 ISMENI I Don't Neglect Slipping 1 FALSE TEETH Brewery Salesman Robbed of $3 100 and Automobile udolph Ende, a brewery salesman, was robbed of his automobile and szino yesterday by two men who kid-red him in Halsted street near LA-et-mak road. The men entered Ende's ar as he stopped for traffic, drove To the rear of 1700 South Morgan street and put him out of the car.

Ende was on his way.to the brewery after cashing checks collected from tavern owners. DEATH NOTICES are reoeived for publication in the nest morning's Final Edition of the Chicago Tribune up to 11:00 each night. Call Superior 0100 Want AdNiser. Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm, and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender. inflamed bronchial mucous membranes.

Tell your druggist to sell you a bottle of Creomulsion with the understanding you must like the way it quickly allays the cough or you are to have your money back. crtEomuLSION for Coughs, Chat Colds, Bronchitis Do false teeth drop. slip or wabble when you talk. eat, laugh or sneeze? Dont be annoyed and embarrassed by such handicaps. FASTEETH.

an alkaline inon-acidi powder to sprinkle on your plates keeps false teeth more firmly set. Gives confident feeling of security and added comfort. No tummy. gooey. nasty taste or feeling.

Get FAtTEETH today at any drug store. I.