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you EEMIMPME THE GUMPS CHICAGO DAILY TR IB UN i 14 Tuesday, Aug. 6, 1946 OF MV PAHIN MURPHY James W. Murphy, beloved hutbaf.4 of Nellie Turner Murphy, fond lati.er ad Walter and Jeanette, of the late V.ichaei and Margaret Murphy, brother of Jacpa. Maude Konen. Laura.

Minnie Faupei. Han Malewskl. Kathryn O'Hara. and ia'O Mathilda Murphy, f-unera! Thursday. Aug at 10:30 a.m..

from cliap-l. SSOil IHALL SHOWEf? ATTENTION LATE IT IVA 0-0-ooo OF COL'RE I VJA ON THfe HOOT OWL-IT M16HT srn UAt AtnT stf III I ONCE CjLAMCEP A MY OK'E'g TOO. A MERE DIRECTION GIVE FIJI BACK TO THE FIJIANS, NATIVES DEMAND Ask 117,000 Indians to Go Back Home 1 y-o" CABINET QUITS; MILITARY MAN APPOINTED President Re-elected but Rebuffed ANKARA, Turkey, Aug. 5 (JF) Premier Sukru Saracoglu's government resigned tonight under the 7 ay impact of popular protests againstj gress hotel rom 1912 to 1914t and its domestic policies, climaxed by the Mabbs company since AfZOVZE THE GORGEOUS ML EALOUZY- MWOE. I AM A PETRILLO GETS MORE TIME TO FIGHT CHARGE Attorneys for James C.

Petrillo yesterday obtained a 10 day extension of time in federal District court in which to file a brief supporting their petition for dismissal of a criminal information charging Petrillo with violation of the Lea act. jTne information alleged that Petril- lo, president of the American Federation of Musicians, violated the law by attempting to force a radio station to employ three additional musicians. The law forbids a union to compel any station to hire employes unneeded in actual broadcasts. Judge William J. Campbell set Aug.

15 for filing the brief and granted the government until Sept. 15 to answer. 1-63 East Monroe Street Grnhouss: 909 N. Harlem vlj LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 6 3D AND HARVARD AVENUE. PHONE WENT WORTH 0025.

TUESDAY. SCHEIDT Anna C. 8 p. m. at chapel.

WEDNESDAY. FULKROD Henry W. 2 p. m. at chapel.

THURSDAY. ATT ALIANO Frank. 10 a. m. In church.

FRIDAY. SUZUKIDA Toku. 4 p. m. at chapel.

NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6501 NORTH A SHI. AND-A VENUE. PHONE LONG BEACH 2646. TUESDAY. ALLEN Josephine.

4 p. m. at chapel. ARNOLD Adolph G. 3 p.

m. at chapel. JOHNSON Ella. 12 noon at chapel. WEDER Otto.

2 p. m. at chapel. WELLER Pauline. 1 p.

m. at chapel. WEDNESDAY. BENVENUTI Anna L. 11a.

m. at chapel. MABBS John W. 3 p. m.

at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. PLUMHOFF Anna T. BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 WEST 95TH-STREET. PHONE BEVERLY 2182.

TUESDAY. AIKIN Roy L. 10 a. m. at chapel.

LAIN Sc SON JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WABASH-AV. WHITEHALL 6060. 4542 RAVENSWOOD-AV. LONGBEACH 0305. DONNELLAN AIR CONDITIONED CHAPELS JEFFERY-BLVD AT 77TH-ST.

SOUTH SHORE 8821. C. H. JORDAN 6 CO. FUNERAL HOME.

92 YEARS SERVICE SUP. 7709 300 ERIE. 1 Block B. of Mlcnlgan. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS CEMETERY MARKERS MONUMENTS AT savings.

Sears. Roebuck A 4th floor. Also at Irving Park. and 900 S. Homan CEMETERIES FOR Sale by Owner 2 graves In Arlington cemetery, Elmhurst, 111.

Mid. 1136. i BY QUENTIN POPE Chfraeo Tribune I'ress Service! SUVA, Fiji. July 21 By air rnail With the East Indian population of the Fiji Islands now outnumber- ng tho nalivfs, and still reKardinsr thf-msHves rather as a province of Mother India than as loyal Ftjlans, the native chiefs are agitating to have them all sent home. Brought here first 70 years ago to provide plantation labor for British proprietors, the Indians now number 117.000 as opposed to 115,000 native Fijians and 5,000 Europeans.

Release of the Indians from their labor servitude In 1920, advances in medicine, fall In the infant death rate and increase in the birth rate have pushed up the Indian population to the point where the administration figures that in 25 years there will be 2G7.000 Indians and 187.000 Fijians. Besides rising in numbers, the Indians hive grown in economic significance. Today 97 of every 100 growers in the sugar industry are Indians. They play major -roles in the raising of every cash crop except copra. They dominate the fields of transport, clothes manufacturing, storekeeping and entertainment.

They are active in finance. They have become the wealthiest community here. Slake JVIoney on Yanks flood of American war time dol- lars into their own pockets, cashed in on services and souvenirs. Some Hindu farmers' families made So00 a month doing laundry for American soldiers. Whereas only one Indian corporation paid income tax in 1936, eight paid taxes last year.

Whereas only 35 Indians paid 'income taxes 10 years ago, 625 received tax demands in 1945. This advance in wealth has been aided by a government policy which has held living costs for the Indian laborer down to 69 per cent over 1939 levels, according to administration figures, whereas wages of these workers has been stepped up 73 per cent. The Indians have only recently shown any desire to think of themselves as Fijians first and Indians second. They have been tenacious of their mother tongues, their ancient customs, their separate schools. So dissimilar are the two races in out look that old inhabitants can recall only two cases of mating between Fijian and Indian.

Fail to Join Army Fijians nurse a new resentment against the Indians because of their failure to help defend the homeland during the war. When Gov. Mitchell asked for 1,000 Fijian' fighting men in-November, 1942, the chiefs quick ly furnished him with four times that number. Fijians raised three combat battalions and two battalions of labor troops. Of the 25,000 natives over 18 years of age, 13,000 were in uniform.

The Indians furnished not one unit for battle. 26 TRAITORS OF CHINESE ARMY SHOT TO DEATH SHANGHAI, Aug. 6 Tuesday (JP) 'Twenty-live 'men and one wora-j an, all members of the Chinese army who turned traitor during the late stages of the Sino-Japanese war, died before a firing squad Monday in the biggest mass execution in Shanghai since the Japanese occupation. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek had approved the sentences. The condemned, roped together and taken to the execution ground undex strong escort, were made to dig their own graves before they were trussed, lined up and shot.

All met death with passivity. The executions were unheralded, but thousands gathered to watch. Included among the condemned were Van Lee-Long, who became sect ionnl chief of the puppet secret police during the Japanese occupa tion. YOUNG BURGLAR SHOT DEAD AS HE JUMPS IN FLIGHT Scranton, Aug. 5 (JP) A shot from a policeman's pistol today killed a 16 year old burglar In midair as he jumped from a second floor balcony of a dentist's home, shouting defiance.

The boy was identified as George Griflin North Scranton, arter his father telephoned police to report his son was missing. Neighbors saw the boy crawling into a basement window and sum- moned police. Policeman Frank Golden tired the shot. $WEET op you rHOTQ. PEAR MR A 1 8-4 OBITUARIES John W.

Mabbs Services for John WilHams Mabbs, 87, president and treasurer of the Mabbs Hydraulic Packing company and for many years an engineer in Chicago, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 5501 N. Ashland av. Burial will be in Rosehill cemetery.

Mr. Mabbs died Sunday in his home at 5300 Kenmore av. He was chief engineer oj the board of i trade Irom 1887 to 1897, ol the Con- 1908. He designed and invented early high speed elevators. He was a member of the Western Society of Engineers, the National Association of Power Engineers, the American Waterworks association, the American Mining congress, and the Feder ation of Sewage Works Associated.

His widow, Frances, and a son, John survive. Harry M. White Services for Harry M. White, 76, secretary-treasurer of the American Gear and Manufacturing company, will be held tomorrow at 9:30 a. m.

in Resurrection church. Burial will be in Mount Carmel cemetery. Mr. White, who lived at 5446 Madison died Sunday in West Suburban hospital. He was co-founder of the American Gear company with his son, Maurice.

Surviving are his widow, Nellie; a daughter, Mrs. Lauretta Kilburn, and his son, Maurice. John P. Hovland Services for John P. Hovland, 83, of 1120 Lake Shore president of the Hovland-Leslie company, silk importers, who died Sunday in his home, will be held at 2 p.

m. tomorrow in Westminister chapel of the Fourth Presbyterian church. Mr. Hovland was an elder of the church, and a former vice president of the Chicago Association of Commerce. surviving are nis widow, Anna; a daughter, Mrs.

Edna Sardeson, of New York; two grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Charles P. Finnegan Rites for Charles P. Finnegan, captain of the Chicago fire department's engine company No. 96, will be held at 10 a.

m. today in Our! Lady of Christian church. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Capt. Finnegan, who was born 60 years ago in Chicago, died Saturday in St.

Anne's hospital. He served for 39 years with the fire department and was a captain since 1942. lie is survived by his widow, Anna, and two daughters. The family home is at 4836 Thomas st. Robert W.

Owen Services for Robert W. Owen, 84, of 152 N. Lotus a retired mail carrier, who died yesterday in his home, will be held in the chapel at 5708 Madison st. at 1 p. m.

tomorrow. He had been a mail carrier for 35 years prior to his retirement 19 years ago. Owen and his wife, Emma, celebrated their golden wed ding in 1941. He is also survived by a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Joslyn, and by two sons, George and Russell.

Bernard H. Heide Services for Bernard II. Heide, for 40 years general manager of the International Live Stock exposition, will be held at 3 p. m. today in the chapel at 5203 Lake Park av.

Burial will be in Oak Woods cemetery. Mr. Heide, who was long known in agricultural circles thruout the nation, died Saturday in his home at 5844 Stony Island av. He was 79. He is survived by his widow, Florentine.

Jensen M. Hedegard Services for Jensen M. Hedegard, 44, of 8442 Drexel credit manager for the Household Finance company. who died Sunday in his home, will be held at 11 a. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 7838 Cottage Grove av. Mr. Hedegard was a past president of the Jackson Park Camera club. Surviving are his widow, Melinda, and a son, James. Woman Who Leaped Eight Floors Reported Better Mrs.

Theodore H. Kaufman, 27, wflo jumped from her eighth floor apartment in the North Park hotel, 1936 N. Clark last landing on the top of an automobile parked in the street below, was re-S ported improved yesterday in Augus-tana hospital. 3 GREAT CHAPELS 24 SPACIOUS CHAPEL ROOMS NORTH: WELIington 1724 SOUTH: CALumet 4030 WEST: HAYmarket 0100 EASY TO REACH BY BUS OR STREET CAR i I 1 'i' M1! 11 II InfiftfflllBill AK -5HALL IVEPAMCE CHILP I MARRIEP-) COUR5E? I HASKETT Jnmet E. HasKett.

of 134 S. flth avenue. La Grange, beloved husband of Leone May. father of Mrl. John P.

of Savannah, Mrs. John H. Utfvlm, Mrs. Peter 7.lmmer. and James F.

It.fVitPtt. lurftdny. 3 p. at chapel. 4t S.

'tahland avenue. I. a Grange. Interment aervlee. HALT Alfred J.

Ilaiit. beloved husband of Hose, nee Lerake; loving father of Alfred J. fond Ion of Minnie and the late William Haut. brother of Harry and George. Resting at his funeral home.

1104 Waukegan road. Glenvlew. 111. Services Tuesday. 2 p.

m. Interment Rldgewood. Member of Glenvlew lodge. No. 1058.

A. F. A. Glenvlew chapter. No.

862, O. E. S. HEIDE Bernard H. Heide of 5844 Stony Island avenue, husband of Florentine, brother of John F.

H. Hclde. Services Tuesday. 3 P. at chapel.

5203 Lake Park avenue. Interment Oak Woods. Hyde Park 0014. HIMELWRIGHT Albert Hlmelwrtght. beloved husband of Osa.

fond father of Donald, son I of Mrs. Laura WesterhofT. brother of Edward. Earl, Mrs. Ivy Stein.

Mrs. Mabel Young, Mrs. Gertrude Kroeg. and Grace. At chapel.

1648 W. 63d street. Services 3 p. m. Wednesday.

Interment Mount Hope. H1NTZE Charles A. Tlintze. Aug. 3.

1946. beloved husband of Ad-le, nee stockmunn; dear father of Harriet and Lyma, grandfather of Geraldlne, William, and Dorothy, Kit-at-grand-father of Susan. Services Wednesday. 7, 2 p. at funeral home, 3440 N.

Cen tral avenue. Interment Concordia. Kil. S420. Milwaukee, papers please copy.

HOVLAND John F. Hovland, 1120 Lake Shore drive, suddenly. Aug. 4. 1946, beloved husband of Anna, nee Johnson; dear father of Kilna Mrs.

Orville Sardeson of New York City, grandfather of the Rev. John Hovland Sardeson of Ithaca, N. and the Rev. Charles T. Sardeson of Buffalo.

N. Y. Services Wednesday, 2 p. at the Westminster chapel. Fourth Presbyterian church.

At rest at funeral chapel, 4338-40 Fullerton avenue, until Wednesday, 10 m. In state in the John Timothy Stone Memorial chapel. Fourth Presbyterian church from 11 a. m. to 1 p.

m. Interment Rosehill. Kindly omit flowers. In memorlams to the Norw. Luth.

Bethesda home appreciated. JUVINGO Frank Juvlngo. Deloved husband of Mary, fond father of Mrs. Nora Saccentl, Carlo, August. Sam.

and Angellne. Funeral, Thursday, 9 a. from chapel. 409 W. North avenue, to St.

Philip Benlzl church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. KABLE Joseph F. Kable, husband of the late Hazel, father of the late Joseph brother of Elizabeth Tlggemann and Anna Colling.

At funeral home. 1732 Wilson avenue. Services Tuesday, 4 p. m. Interment La Salle.

111. KATHMAN See Mollskl notice. KEATING Thomas D. Keating, beloved son of the late John W. and Mary Donncllan Keating, dear brother of John Margaret, and the late Edward Catherine Leydon.

Mary E. Dannell. Member of local 826. B. of L.

E-. Veterans' Corps Second 132 Infantry, and Holy Name society. Funeral Wednesday, at 9 a. from chapel. 4138 Madison street, to St.

Mel's church. Interment Calvary. KOCHERSPERGER Clara Jerome Kocher-sperger, late residence 6718 Onarga avenue, fond mother of Marjorle Boyle, grandmother of Jack and Jean. Services Wednesday. Aug.

T. 2 p. at funeral home. 6754 Northwest-highway. KOHOUT Rudolph M.

Kohout of 5457 N. Francisco, beloved father of Rudolph and the late William dear brother of Annette Veltllck, Mary AshhauKh. Frano-s. William, and Joseph. At chapel.

3905-07 Lincoln avenue, where services will be held Wednesday. 1:30 p. m. Interment Bohemian I national. Member of North Shore lodge.

No. 478. I. O. O.

F. KOI.IOS John Kolios. late of 4959 W. Dl-versey. beloved husband of Sophie.

Funeral Wednesday. 1 p. from chapel. 435 S. Halsted to Holy Trinity church, 1101 S.

Peoria. Interment Elmwood. Hay. 7772. KRAL Anna Krai, nee Donat.

suddenly at Burbank, beloved wife of Frank loving sister of Mildred Lauber. Sylvia Krlstufek. Joseph," Edward, and Jerry Donat. Interment Aug. 7, 1946, at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glendale, Cal.

Information, Can. 3023. KRBEC Mary Krbee, nee Macha. of Fdper-tn. beloved wife of John J.

Krbee, fond mother of Mamie Braxda' and Lillian Lhotka, sister of Anna Kotera, Emma Jacobson and Alhle Korbel, grandmother of five grandchildren. Funeral Thursday, Aug. 8, et 2 p. at funeral home, 6617 W. Cermak road.

Berwyn. Interment Wood-lawn cemetery. Call Stanley 1092. KRETTLER Mary Krettler, nee Berger, Aug. 5.

beloved wife of the late John, loving mother of Katherlne. Frank. John. T-s V. S.

and Ann loving sister of Katherlne Fuchs. and Julia Korltka of Gary. Ind. Fu neral Thursday. Aug.

8. 9:30 a. from, chapel. 7066 N. Clark to St.

Margaret Mary's church. LA PASSO Leonard I.a Passo, late of 644 N. Rockwell fond husband of the late Kath-i erlne. nee Chlaro: loving father of Maryl Gianninl. Frank.

Mamie Galente. Anthony. Grace Dal Santo, and Minnie Cimbaio. brother of Anthony. Funeral Thursday.

9 a. from chapel. 624 N. Western avenue, to Holy Rosary church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Arm. 7800. LEE Violet Eveline Lee. nee Ixmg, Aug. 4.

of 1532 N. Parkslde avenue, wife of the late John devoted mothijr of Muriel, beloved sister of May. Mllllcent. George, and Agnes of England. Services Tuesday.

Aug. 6, at 3 p. at chapel. 124-126 Madison street. Oak Park, at Lombard avenue, under auspices of Mary II.

Goddard chapter. No. 900, O. E. and Jericho conclave.

No. 55, True Kindred. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. LOCKHART Ralph E. Lockhart.

Aug. 4. 194 6. beloved husband of Elsie H. Lockhart.

nee Vanselow; fond father of Ralph H. Lockhart, son-in-law of Mrs. Anna Vanselow. Services at Faith Ev. Luth.

church. 83d and S. Sangamon streets, the Rev. H. F.

Grothe officiating, Wednesday at 2 p. m. Interment Bethania. At rest In his late home, 77 37 S. May street, until Wednesday noon.

Information, Fairfax 2900. MABBS John Williams Mabbs of 5300 N. Kenmore avenue. Aug. 4.

194 6. beloved hus band of Francis McDonnell Mabbs. fond father oi jonn Kennetn jvianos. At cnapei. oau r.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Wednesday. Aug. 7, at 3 p. m. Interment Rosehill.

MADDEN Marlon L. Madden, nee Hyman. beloved wife of Dr. Edwin dear mother of Edwin loving grandmother of Ralph. Services Tuesday.

2 p. at chapel. 5206 Broadway. Interment Waldhelm. MAURER See Mollskl notice.

MATTHEW Magglo Santa Matthew, nee Toma-bene, 3740 W. Fullerton avenue, beloved wife of Gloaechlno. dear mother of Caroline. Dr. Carl.

Dr. Joseph, and the late Catherine. Resting funeral home. 4138 W. North avenue.

Mass 9:30 a. Thursday. Aug. 8. at Our Lady of Grace church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Information, Belmont 6812. MATT ALIANO Frank Mattallano. 8227 S. Peoria Aug.

5. 1946 beloved husband of Maria Mattallano. fond father of Jennie Vattano. Margaret Magllano. Mary Lloyd.

Alfred, Angelo, and James Mattallano. broth-, er of Anthony Mattallano. Funeral from! chapel. 63d and Harvard. Thursday.

Aug. 8.J 9:30 a. to St. Leo cnurcn. interment St, Mary's.

McGUIRE Michael McGulre. beloved husband of Ellen McNamara McGulre. devoted father of Mae. Dorothy, and Gerald McGulre, and Helen Costello. Funeral Wednesday.

Aug. 7 at 9 a. fiom residence. 7834 S. Wood, to Little Flower church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. Vln 0600. MIAI.LO See Vincent Russo notice. MILES Ann Miles, nee Meyers, dear mother of Rita Hawk, and Helen Emerson of Denver. Colo Nell, and Vandee Miles, daughter of Frank Meyers, sister of Georce.

Peter. Charles. Theresa Marquis, and Helen Grze- nla Restlnz at luneral nome. rsa- cine avenue. Funeral Wednesday.

Aug. 7, at Cm to St. Hrpnami emircn. inii'imnn St Marv's. Stewart 0460.

MIKUTA Bohumll F. Mlkuta of 902 S. Austin Oak Park, suddenly. Aug. 4, 1946.

ace 57 years, beloved husband ot Helen, nee Klaus fond father or Albert John and e-iaire Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. from home for funerals. 5844 W. Cermak-rd. Cremation Bohemian National cemetery.

In- formation, Olympic 24 3. I MITCHELL Frnnk J. Mitchell, omcer nerwyiij police lormeriy oi i avenue, beloved husband of 1,11 lan. fond father of Frnnlt C. brother of Svlvla Mae Patiek.

John. Charles, and William. Sserv-t Ices Wednesday, auk. i. funeral home.

6901-7 W. Roosevelt road onr. avenue Interment Woodlnwn; Memorial Park Stanley Member ot Good Samaritan lodge. No. 540.

I. O. O. Berwyn Police Ben. Assn.

MOLISKI Margaret Mollskl. nee O'Brien, beloved wife of the late Frank, fond mother of James Mollskl, Mrs. Walter Kathman. Mrs. Albert McBroom.

and Mrs. Herbert Maurer, sister of Mrs. Louis Shlpman. John, end James O'Brien, grandmother of Mrs. Alberta Hofstra and Albert F.

McBroom. great-grandmother ot Sharon I.ynne Hofstra. At parlors. 67th street and Dorchester avenue, until Wednesday. 10:30 a.

m. Interment Pana. 111. MORAN William Mnran. beloved husband ot Mary, nee Fitzgerald: dear father of Eleanor.

Gerald. Mary Canady. Katherlne, and Gertrude, brother of Ellen. Thomas, and John Moran. Bridget Foley, Rose Jeffers, Margaret Warde, and the late Patrick Moran.

Member of P. B. A. Funeral Wednesday at 11:30 a. from the late residence, 3917 Monroe street, to St.

Mel's church. Interment Mount Carmel. MULLEN John Mullen, beloved husband ot Marsaret. nee McGlbbon; loving father of Kathleen Dlebold. John, Francis.

Gerald. Maureen, and Mary, dear brother of James. Susan. Elizabeth, and Helen. Funeral Wednesday.

10:30 a. from chapel. 2950-58 Fullerton. at Sacramento, to 'Our Lady of Grace church and St. Joseph's.

Member of Holy Name society. Please omit flowers. Belmont 3300 or Klldare 4000. street, to St. Rita's church.

St. Mary's. Member of flame! fwf H-tlr4 eminrll. No. lofil, of C.

and Kirm-n'a latim. Iri To. O'HHIKN f.u.-y T. O'Blltl. Aur.

4. 14. Ial- of OJOO IngleiUle, sister of (n-i w. O'Hrl'-n, and the late Mary G. and Cecilia M.

O'Hane. Kunrnal WMn-fcly, 9 a. from rhaprl, 7705 Cottssre cirrve to Holy Cross church. Interment Calvary. OCH WAT Jacob Oehwat of 1740 W.

21t street, fond brother of Ji-seph. Paul. i n. zga. Victoria Macl.wkl.

Funeral Wednesday. Aug. 7. at 9 a. fn ci 1701 W.

21it Street, to St. 'ttu' i-hurcS. Interment St. Adalbert's. Canal 6735.

OI.SKN Emma L. Olsen. life tirma. Aug. 4.

1946. beloved wife of the lal Arit- B. fond mother of Lmma Wtlght. Fracs. Fry.

and the late Anton. Ciara. Ciarenc. Esther, and Walter, grandmother of trree grandchildren, one great-granilchlld. Funeral Wednesday.

1:30 p. at 432S Armltage avenue. Interment Irving Park. OWEN Robert W. Owen of ir3 N.

L'us nue. beloved hu-band of Inujl a. fatlier of Kuth Juslyil. Huell. grandtather of am, of llnlllK at funelal hntie.

5to where ae.vt'-ra be heid UVdnenlJ-T mi I p. m. Interment Plraaa cm.it flowers. Austin 2012. PHILLIPS Fannie Phillips, of 2S47 W.

Ps. mer street, beloved 'fe of fc.irk. d-r mother of Muilel Gltritauf. Sh. ard Harold, devoted grandmother cf K-hera Le.

and William Jay fond sister isadore, Sol. and Sam Factor. Servl-e Tuesday. 4 p. at 5206 Broadway, interment Westlawn.

PONCHER Iiadore Pom-tier, sn of th Moses and Ida. beloved harand of nee Schwartz, dear father cf SMriey. Jar, and Elancre, fond brother of Bss Grace. Louis. Ben.

Florence Greenberr. am. Fre Abe. and Nathan, and the late Cena Freeman. Services Tuesday.

3 p. at 5206 Broadway, interment Westlawn. PROSEK John J. Prose of 247 Sufherfe road. Riverside.

beloved husbar.d cf Josephine, nee Bene, devoted father rf Dudacek. John and Jrwcpfi K. PrnsK. fond brother of Mary Frejlach and Bohurml Proaek. Funeral Vednrday, Au.

7. a. from funeral home. 2UT-2 W. Cern: road, to St.

Odtlo's eiiutcn. interment local cemetery. Stanley 1866. QUINN Ellen Quinn. Aug.

3. 194. he'eve wife of the late refer, fund mother cf Catherine Goss. Peter. Eeieen.

and Tn ml Cjulun. grandmother of Veronica. Jutm. Kathleen, Barry, and Ardehe- Funeral Wnt-i. day, 9:30 a.

from luneral home. 50 17 Chicago avenue, to our Ud; i Christians church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. REANEY Anna Reaney, nee Riley, b'lc-ve'i wife of the late James loving m-tner cf Martin Marie Maione and Catr.Ieen Rohman.

fond sister of William Riley ard the late Fred James John Alcysms Ida E. Murphy. Clara E. O'Tocle ar.d Ella Crowley. Funeral Wednesday.

Aag. 7. at 10 a. from funeral heme. 4013 Harrison street, to St.

Thomas Aquinas cnurca-Interment Mount Carmel. Kedzie 7007. RILEY Fred J. Riley, beloved husband of Alice M. HUiett Riley, brother of Mrs.

Anna Reaney, and the late Ida E. Murphy. James Jhn Alcyr-ms Clara E. Toole, and Crcwley. Tuesday.

9:30 a. from late re-u-jeare. 4 27 Washington boulevard. Oak Pax. 10 St.

Edmund's church. ROE Leonard W. Roe of 5311 Lakewrwd nue, beloved husband of Elancre Bro4-iay Rie. fond father of Waiter of Marsha Suzanne Roe. Funeral Wednesday.

Aug. 7. 2 p.m., at funeral home. 1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood. Interment Rosehill.

RUSSO Vincent J. Russo. late of 1034 S. Lathrnp. Forest Park, beloved brcther cf Jean Bruno, Carlo Simeone, Roy simecae.

Mary De Nardls, and Car-nine MiaSlo. i -neral Wednesday. 9 a. from chapel. 590 W.

Roosevelt road. tx St. Bemarfilne Harrison and Elgin avenue. Fort Park. Interment Mount Carmel.

Information, Mansfield 0120. SCHIAVONE Cuono Sehlavrme of 626 S. Western avenue, beloved husband of trie late Anna, dear father cf Jhn. cf Antoinette Schlavone. nee Baragla.

Funeral from chapel. 7 39 S. Western averse. Wednesday. 9 a.

to St. Canute's churclu Interment Mount Carmel. Seeley 7422. SCHWAB Mary E. Schwab of Deerfleid.

beloved wife of fond ov'ther ct M-s, George Dlckman. Oscar, and Alfred Resting at funeral home. 172S Sherman Northbrook. until Wrdnrtday nx-n. Services 2 p.

in St. Paul Kv. ci urea cf Deertieid. Interment North Nurthfle.d. SELLNER John Sellner.

Aug. 4. 1946. beloved husband of Amalia Tcbish father of Emma Hodgtns. Irma.

and Wliliara Sellner. Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. from his late residence. 6635 N. Carr.prw 1 avenue, to St.

Timothy's church. Interment All Saints' cemetery. SIMON Paul J. Simon, late cf 5152 Mcntms avenue, beloved husband of Mary. father of Frances Hansen.

Hamerte Titei. Helen Home. Frank. Dr. Paul.

Mi.dred. Lcr-etta Kennedv, Dorothv, and Evelyn Lupir.sie. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. m.

from funeral home. 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, to Our Lady of Victory church. Interment Ail Saint'. SIMEONE See Vincent J. Russo cctlce.

SMITH Ed aid E. Smith, of 4021 S. P. v. well street, beloved brother of Grace M-tte.

Rose Shaughnexsy. and William E. Smith. Services Thursday. 2:30 p.

at 6245 S. Kedzle ar. Interment Mount Hcpe. SMITH Estelle M. Smith, beloved wife of Richard fond another of Florence Plerscn.

of San Francisco. Richard U. S. M. C.

and Donald. At chapel. 1648 W. 63d -ret. Services 1:30 p.

Thursday. Interaient raios nis Memorial Park. STEFFEN Matilda Steff-n. nee Caraurh. loved wife of the late Philip, dear motrier of Philip Catherine Van P-yzm.

Lcuu Douglas, Bertha Murphy. Lena Fox. Mane Yunker. and Augusta Cure. at Schmaedeke funeral heme, Pars.

HI. Funeral services Wcdneslay, 2 p. at th Orland Methodlsh church. Interment Falos Oak Hills. STEPHENS Frank L.

Stephens. Aug. 4. of Downers Grove, husband of Marsuerite B. Stephens, father cf Russell F.

and Norman L. Services Tuesday. 3 P. at his hr 4717 I.lnscott avenue. Dcwners Grove.

Iatejw ment Bronsocd cemetery. STONE Roy Stone, are 13 years. rj1der.iT. beloved son of Joseph and the late Eve'yn, nee Schumacher: dear brother of Hertv-rt, Norman. Louise.

Thomas, and Gene. Tuesday. 2 p. at funeral home. 2509 N.

Cicero avenue. Interment Grsceiand. la formation. Berkshire 8070. STREED Edward E.

Streed. of McHenry. BI-. retired machine shop operator. Aug.

5. at St. Therese hospital. Waukeean. horn Ba-favla.

beloved husband of Phcr. brother of Mrs. Olivia Anderson of Batsvia. and Hlldlng of Jerome, Idaho. Funeral services Wednesday.

2 p. at Burnett an4 Johnson chapel. 9 S. Batavia avenue. Ha-tavla.

III. Interment West Batavia cemetery. TELLER Henry Teller, beloved hnibar.d ef Mayme Ada. nee Lipsner: dear brother r-f Pose Stoltenberg, Sam, and the late Julia, Rettig. Services Wednesday.

1 p. ra. at chapel. 5206 Broadway. Imerment Free Sons.

Waldhelm. jTHOMA John J. Thomns. late of 1049 jg. Klldare avenue, beioved husband rf Susan Aiken Thomas, frnd father cf and I.ee Catherine, dear son of Curtis W.

ar.l Alice Th'imas. brother of Curtis W. Jr. F'uneral Wednesday. Aug.

7 at 9 a. m. frorrs funeral home. 103 N. Laramie avenue, at Washington boulevard, to Our Lady cf Ar.gej church.

Interment Calvary. TREBING Barbara E. Treblr.g. Aur. 3.

-a of 324 2 N. Troy street, beloved wife cf G. Fd. Trebling fond mother of Mrs. T.

E. Ventriss. G. Ed. Stanley Fran and James E.

Trebing. sister cf Mrs. Gus Sanders, grandmother of five grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday. Aug.

7. at 3 p. from funeral home. 2056-5S Blmer.t avenue, to Montrose cemetery. Member cf Avondale chapter.

No. 954. O. E. Lincoln Park.

No. 13. True Kindred, and American Legion auxiliary, Raymond Wasches post of Cary. 111. WFEP.ER Henry Weeber.

age 77 years, fcifc merly of 10607 Wabash avenue, beloved ha band of the late Jennie, dear father Mn. Christine Paterlk. Mrs. Jeanette Litti-n. Richard.

Henry John, and Arthur, brrtier of Mrs Agnes Bolts, and Florence Weeber. Resting at rhapel, 10028 Mhhlsan avenue, where servlres will be held Wednesday. Aug. 7. at 2 m.

Interment Oak Hill. WHITE Harry M. White, beloved of Nellie nee F.vite; dear father of Lauretta Kilburn and Maurice grants-father ol Nell lj-tig and Mrs. 1 res Potenra. ricft-srandfathrr of hoy Lone and Pamela l'i tenza, brother of Mrs.

Margaret Norton ard the late Mrs. Cather.nj Epperson. Mrs. Mary Maxwell. James a- Robert.

Resting at funeral heme. 5709 w. Madison street. Funeral Wednesday. 9 10) a.

to Resurrection church. Interment Mount Carmel. Austin 2012. wifKt UND Elizabeth Wicklund of 4519 wnodlawn avenue, beloved wire or daughter of Mar'ha Bait, si ter cf Ailc Nelson. Ann Faustlrh rf Detn-lt.

John. Harry. Framis. aid Lawienre. Remains at chapel.

5-20T Lake Park until 10 p. Tuesday. Interment Lafayette. Ind. Hyde Park 0014.

WOLD EInar C. Wold of 24 51 W. avenue, beloved son cf Johanne and Herman Wold, dear brother cf Esther Srhneirier and Eleanor Molsley. services Tuesday. 3 at funeral home.

3301 Fullerton averue Irs-teiment Mount Ollxe. Member cf Truck Drivers' union. No. 726. A.

F. cf L. WOOI.I.EY Nellie O. Wclley of 8314 avenue, mother of Mrs. Fred EifTert atid the late Wlllard S' rvi, at ehanel.

7838 ttage Grove avenue. Wednesday. Auk. 7. it 1 p.

D. Interment Gracw-land. Rad. 0220. YOUNG Harry Alfred Young.

Aus. 4. late residence 13151 Brandon avenue, hushar.d of Louise, nee Wedberg: father cf Mrs. Norman S. Mickelson, Mrs.

Waiter Nlcclsisea and Mrs. Ray Lane brother cf Jcnn ot Bloomlngton. 111. Resting at luneral heme. 79th street and Phillips avenue.

Services 8 p. m. Tuesday. Interment Mason City. 111.

Sou. 6959. ZABADAI. Anna Zahadal. beloved wife ot Paul fond mother of Paul Jr Ireti Lelsch.

Anna EMI. Mary Weber, and Lot ralne Schrammer, sister of Adam Korrec. and Johanna Lelsch. Funeral Thursday. Aug.

8. at 8 a. m. from residence, 3250 Damen avenue, to St. Alphonsus church.

lr-terment St. Adalbert's. Seeley 5400. ZIMMERMAN Robert C. Zimmerman.

Aur. 1946. late of 1633 Balmoral avenue, loved husband of Hare, nee Mamuss-a: dees father of Lt. Robert W. Zimmerman.

U. X. fond brother of Mrs. Louise Relcherta. Resting In chapel.

5149-51 Ashland ave. nue at Foster, until norn Wednesday, rn state In Ebenezer Evangelical Lutheran church. Foster avenue and N. Paulina street, until time of service. 2 p.

m. Interment Memorial Park. Member cf Sincerity lodce. No. 982.

A A. M. Please emit fiswera. Long-beach 5147. WHEW LONELINE.

LOMELV, AOS. BOLD Laura A. Bold. AuK. S.

1946, of 202 S. Harvey avenue. Oak Park, alstcr of Elizabeth Mathllile William and Kilward Bold. Keating at funeral hrnie. 31S N.

Central avenue. Austin, ftervlrra Wednesday. 9 a. to St. Lu-y' chrrn.

Mayfu-ld avenue and Lake street. Interment Mount Carmel. Euclid 7487. BR IN KM AN George L. Brlnkman.

late of 4144 W. Roosevelt road, beloved husband of Winnie, nee Leavy; dear father of Geortte brother of Mabel L. Kemp, and the late Edward K. Brlnkman. grandfather of Marline.

Services Wednesday. 2 p. at funeral home. 238 S. Cicero avenue.

Interment Elmlawn. BRUNO See Vincent J. Rusao notice. CERICOLA Carmella Cerlcola. nee Glancnettl, wife of the late Leonardo, dear mother of Joseph, Rocco, and Mrs.

Margaret Van Der-veen. Funeral Thursday. 9 a. from chapel. 1702 W.

69th street, to St. Mary of Mount Carmel church. Interment Holy 1 Sepulchre. Prospect 060O. CHARLES Florence Rice Charles, beloved wife of the late William fond mother of Mrs.

Harrlrtte Floyd, and William H. grandmother of seven grandchildren. 1:30 p. Wednesday. Aug.

7. at late residence, 126 Hen lea road. Riverside. Interment Kenoslm, Wis. Stamford.

and Kenosha papers pleas copy. Riverside 534 5. CHERNIS James Chernis, late of 3138 S. Normal avenue, beloved husband of the late Anna, dear father of Charles Chernis. and Peter Shunt, dear brother of Elizabeth Shunt, grandfather of two.

Funeral Wednes day. Aug. 7, 8:30 a.m.. from chapel. 3307 Lltuanica avenue, to St.

George's church. Interment St. Caslmir's. Yards 4908. CLIFFORD Susan Clifford, nee Riley, of 8331 Oglesby avenue, beloved wife of the late Charles, dear mother of George, Mrs.

Ethel McGeever. Mrs. Marian Oliver and Mrs. Isohel Weis. At rest In parlors.

2024 75th street. Funeral Wednesday, 9:45 a. at Our Lady of Peace church. Mass 10:30. Interment St.

Mary's cemetery. COLSON Anna M. Colson. late of 5315 N. Damen avenue, beloved daughter of the late Henry and Ida.

fond sister of August and Hulda Wlllberg. Funeral service Wednesday. Aug. 7. at 1:30 p.

at chapel. 4821 N. Damen avenue. Burial Rosehill cemetery. CROFT Robert J.

Croft, of 4519 West End avenue, beloved husband of the late Kathryn, nee Barry; dear father of Marjorle and Robert J. Jr. Member of Holy Name society. Funeral from chapel. 4138 Madison street.

Wednesday at 11 e. to St. Mel's church. Interment Mount Carmel. CURTIS Jessie Churchill Curtis, 561 Hillside.

Glen Ellyn. fond mother of Clarence and Wendell Curtis and Esther Curtis Ament. rcesung at ana iuneraj irom cnapei, 120 Hale street, Whcaton. Wednesday, 2 p. m.

imermeni wneaton cemetery. DeNARDIS See Vincent J. Russo notice. DONEGAN Nora Donegan, nee Hlgcins. late of 911 W.

54th beloved wife of the late Patrick, mother of William. David. Patrick. and the late Nonie Donegan, sister of the! late William and Michael Hicgtns. and Bridget Martin.

Native of Ballyhelge, County Kerry, Ireland. Funeral Thurrday, 9 a. from funeral home, 5438 S. Halsted to Visitation church. Interment Mount Olivet.

Member of Visitation church. Interment Mnunt Olivet. Member of Visitation No. 55. W.

C. O. and Blessed Sacrament society. Bou. 0662.

DON AT See Anna Krai notice. DWYER John Dwyer. beloved husband of the late Kllen, nee Doyle; dear lather of Patrick J. I retired C.P.D. J.

Funeral Wednesday. a. from funeral home. 3751 W. North avenue, to Maternity B.

V. M. church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Member of Gen.

Sherman council. No. 14 34, K. of C-, and the Holy Name society. Bel.

4 047. ECKLUND Irvln A. Ecklund of Chicago, beloved husband of Mary, nee Goss: brother of N. A. Ecklund and Mrs.

Grace Decker. Rest-tine at funeral home, 13050 S. Greenwood avenue. Blue Island, III. Services Thursday at 2 p.

m. Interment Cedar Park Cemetery. EGGLUND Bertha Egglund. Aug. 5.

1946. beloved wife of the late Olaf, fond mother of Olga Thrmpson and Olaf, grandmother of Evalyn Olinski, Thomas, William, Edward, and Olaf, great-grandmother of Terry Thompson. Services Thursday, 2 p. at funeral chapel. 4338 W.

Fullerton avenue. Interment Mount Olive. FANNING Jennie Draper Fanning, late of 5835 S. Francisco loving mother of the late Le Fon Draper Fanning, fond grandmother of Mrs. Betty Jean McCabe.

Funeral and sen-ices Wednesday. 10:30 a.m., from funeral home, Halsted at 76th street. Interment Oak Hill cemetery. Stewart 7700. FINNEGAN Charles P.

Finnegan. 4836 Thomas street, beloved husband of Anna Bailey Finnegan. dear father of Bemice Henderson, and Dorothy O'Leary, brother of Ann Martin. Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a.

from chapel, 4817 Madison street, to Our Lady Help of Christians church. Burial Calvary. Retired captain, C. F. D.

Member ol Retired Firemen's association of Chicago. Austin 1137. FLODBERG Ida C. Flodberg. beloved wife of the late Olaf, fond mother of Mrs.

Mamie Bergstrom, Mrs. Esther Abraham, and Lillian Flodberg, grandmother of Donald and Glenn Abraham. Services Wednesday, Aug. 7, 1 p. at funeral home, 5200 N.

Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Mon-rose. FRITSCH Edward Frltsch, beloved husband of the late Anna, fond father of Irma Binder and Alfred. Funeral Wednesday. Aug.

7, at 2 p. at chapel, 2838 Lincoln avenue, to Acacia Park cemetery. FULKROD Henry Wesley Fulkrod, 6811 South Park avenue, Aug. 4, 1946, husband cf the late Eliza Fulkrod, father of Edith E. Llever- man, Garfield, Fred and Wesley H.

Fulk rod, grandfather of Donna, John, and Paul Fulkrod. At chapel, 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Wednesday, Aug. 7, at 2 p. m. Interment Cedar Park.

FULLEN Emma Fullen, 1939 S. St. Louis avenue, beloved wife of Lawrence, fond mother of Laurem Tanhauser. mother-tn-law of Rudolph Tanhauser. grandmother of Donald, sister of Minnie Salzer, and Martha Shayne.

Member of Standard chapter. 735 O. E. s. Our loved one will lie in state at chapel.

6301 W. Cermak road, Berwyn. until Wednesday, Aug. 7. 10 a.

then will be removed to St. Phlllppus Evangelical Lu theran church. 2040 W. 36th street, where services will be held at 2 p. m.

Interment Oak HUI. Stanley 8240 or Lawndale 2262. CANS Max Gans. beloved husband of the late Cecealia, devoted father of Rose Schwartz. Esther Morris.

Augusta Harris, and Sam J. Gans. grandfather of Gilbert J. Gans. Funeral Tuesday.

Aug. 6, at 11:30 a. m. from chapel. 936 E.

47th street, to B'nal B'rith cemetery. GARFINKEL David Garflnkel of 1232 S. Lawndale. beloved husband of Rachel, fond father of Sarah Schwartz, Minnie, and Milton, two grandchildren, brother of Nathan, and Anne Klein. Services Tuesday.

12:30 p. at chapel, 3654 W. Roosevelt rd. Interment O. B.

A. cemetery. Forest Park. GERACI Joseph Geracl. beloved husband of Dorothy, nee Geracl.

loving father of Sam. Mary. Josephine Messineo. Peter. Kathryn Vaccaro and Tony.

Funeral Thursday at 9 a. m. from chapel, 2600 Wentworth avenue, to Sancta Maria Incoronata church. Interment Mount Carmel. Victory 1861.

GIDEN Borghlld Glden of 1937 W. 188th street, beloved wife of Ernest, fund mother of Robert, sister of Gunborg Johnson and the late Marie Schindler. Resting at chapel. 7350 Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral Wtnesday.

Aug. 7, at 3 p. m. Interment Oak Woods. GOLAND Anna (inland of 915 Carmen avenue, beloved wife of the late Morris, devoted mother of Hyman.

Albert, Bertha, Samuel, Meyer, and the late Snm, five grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, sister of the late Chaya Simon. Funeral Tuesday, Aug. 6, 10 a. at chapel, 2235 W. Division street.

Kindly omit flowers. GRESENS William A. Gresens. beloved husband of the late Ada, dear father of Leona and Gloria, brother of Charles. Walter, and Edwin.

Resting at funeral home. 3440 N. 'Central avenue until neon. Wednesday. Lying In state at Jehovah Ev.

Luth. church. Beiden and Rldgeway avenue, from 1 p. m. Wednesday, Aug.

7, until time of services. 2 p. m. Interment Concordia. Klldare 54 20.

GROS.S Max Gross of Belmont hotel, formerly of Kokomo, beloved husband of Golda. nee Simon: fond father of Harold M. Gross of Highland Park, brother of. Ethel Gross Wolf and William Gross of Indianapolis, grandfather of Steven and Janet Gross. Services Wednesday, Aug.

7, at a. at family lot In Rosehill cemetery. Remains resting at chapel, 936 E. 47th thru Tuesday evening. GRUNER Mildred Gruner, nee Handt.

Aug. 1, at Phoenix. loving mother of Ed-, ward, daughter of the late Catherine Handt, sister of Carola. Maude. Edith.

Rose, Clara, I Gussle, and Julia. Resting at funeral home, 6216 N. Clark street. Funeral notice later. HAENER Walter R.

Haener. late of 8246 Ada street, beloved husband of Norma Woods Haener, loving father of Jeanne. Bernard. Norman, Joan, and the late Walter Russell Haener, fond brother of Mrs. Addle Atkinson, Mrs.

Josephine Fox. Mrs. Beulah Staley. Edward. Robert, and Clarence.

Funeral services Wednesday. 2 p. from funeral home. Halsted and 76th street. Interment Oak Woods cemetery.

Past commander Chlpllly post, American Legion. No. 310. Ste. 7700.

HART Marie M. Hart. Aug. 4. late residence.

10251 Avenue wife of Holbert H. Hart, mother of Miss Mary M. Hislop. Myrtle M. Anderson, Hans Fred William and! Joseph B.

Hart, 12 grandchildren, sister oil Fred J. Hans. Funeral Wednesday. 2 p.m.,: at mortuary. 10240 Ewlng avenue.

Interment Elmwood cemetery, Hammond. 0632. Galena. papers please cony. I HARTMAN Jack Hartman.

beloved husband of Ann. nee Artzer; fond father of Juanlta, Kenneth. Melvln. and Norman, beloved son cf Nicholas and Katherlne, loving brother of Anna Frank. John, and Andrew.

Funeral Wednesdav. August 7. at 9:30 a. from chapel. 2834 N.

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AGOfJIff snoniivea demonstration siageu uy peasants and workers before the parliament building. The official Anatolia news agency said President Ismet Inonu had Instructed Recep Peker, a veteran militarist long prominent in the government, to form a new cabinet. Until the new cabinet is completed the present government will con tinue to function, the announcement said. Rebuff to President The demonstration before the parliament building broke out late in the evening after the new national assembly, in its first meeting, had reelected President Inonu to another TfS" TZlfTTl t. carrying sabers rode into the throng massed between the parliament building and the Ankara hotel, and the demonstrators quickly fell back.

Inonu's reelection demonstrated the growing political division in Turkey. Whereas his previous election had been unanimous, the recently created Democratic party's 62 deputies voted solidly against him today and then sat in stony silence while pro-government deputies greeted the man they had renamed as president. Never in the history of the Turkish republic has a chief executive been so rebuffed. Follow Protest Meetings Tonight's disorders came on the heels of a series of protest meetings thruout the nation against what the Democratic party which came into being with the lifting of the ban against opposition parties last De cember contended were irregularities -in the government sponsored elections two weeks ago. Democratic party spokesmen In sisted they won far more than the 62 seats given Democrats in the official returns.

It is expected the party will protest the election before the new parliament. Inonu, the spokesman said, actually "wa sdefeated in Ankara. Consequently the Democratic party refused today to acknowledge him as president. However, the government election returns listed Inonu as having received more votes than other candidates in Ankara province. FEDERAL PANEL HOPES TO AVERT PULLMAN STRIKE Two c611ege professors and a state supreme court judge yesterday opened hearings in Morrison hotel in an attempt to bring a strikeless solution to the difficulties between the Pullman company and the Order of Railway Conductors.

The panel, appointed by President Truman, includes Dr. I. L. Sharf-man of the economics department, University of Michigan; Judge Robert G. Simmons of the Nebraska Supreme court, and Dr.

Walton H. Hamilton, professor of public law at Yale university. Conductors originally called for a strike to start tomorrow, but appointment of the board forestalled the tieup of the nation's sleeping cars at least until Sept. 27. The board yesterday heard opening state- ments by both sides and today will begin taking testimony from the conductors.

Hearings must be completed and the results must be given to the President by Aug. 27. 'MUSSOLINI PANTS PEDDLED BY THE ACRE rChicftiro Trlbnne Press Servicel' ROME, Italy, Aug. 5 The newest racket being used to fill fascist coffers is the sale of bits of Mussolini's pants. The body of the late dictator was stolen several months ago from jMusocco cemetery in Milan.

Some of lhose implicated in the affair nave ben arrested and have said Ithar the Irnnsers were taken from sold. It is known that $111 was paid for one patch of a few square inches. The inevitable has occurred. Pants materials of all shades and textures are being offered on the black market as genuine Mussolini relics. II duce was capaciously built below the belt but enough square acreage of material is being peddled to clothe a fleet of blimps.

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Bev. 1637. DEATH NOTICES Deputy Coroner Joseph P. body flnd gjven t0 fascists to be In Memorlam JOHNSON Anna Johnson. In loving memory of our Mom, who died one year ago, Aug.

6, 1945. No one knows the silent heartachesr- Only those who have lost can tell Of the grief that's born In silence. For the one we loved so well. YOUR LOVING CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. KANAK Lt.

Jerry L. Kanak. In loving memory Irs, of our dear son. killed In action Aug. 6, 1944.

somewhere In Italy. He bid no one a last farewell: He said good-by to none. Bis loving heart had ceased to beat. Before we knew lt he was gone. We do not know what pains he bore; We did not see him die.

We only know he passed away And could not say good-by. MOTHER, FATHER, BROTHERS, AND SISTER. LEVINSON Florence I. Ivlnson. At rest 20 years.

A cherished memory to all who knew her. ALTA BLOOM. O'SHEA Catherine O'Shea. In memory of our dear mother who left us one year ago today. Our hearts still ache with loneliness.

Our eyes shed many a tear. God alone knows we miss you As it ends the first ad year. MARY AND KAY. WEIDNER Lambert Weldner, Aug. 1944.

In loving memory. MARGE. ANDERSON Emma Swanson Anderson, be loved wife of the late Edward, fond mother of Edna Krlder. Edward and Eva. grandmother of Vernon.

Charles and Karen. Services Wednesday, 2 p. at chapel. 6245 S. Kedzle avenue.

Interment Forest Home. AUDEUK Rose Audeuk. beloved wife of Nicholas, fond step-mother of Lillian Rltls, Anne Kills. Nicholas and the late Mary Audeuk. At rest at funeral home.

2157 W. Chicago avenue. Funeral notice later. Brunswick 7767-8. AUGUST Katie August of 5239 Cornell avenue, beloved wife of Abraham, dear mother of Carl.

Joseph, and Henry. Services Wednesday 11 a. m. at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Oak Woods.

BAHN Minnie Bahn. beloved wife of the late Gustav Bahn, dear mother of Laura Akerly, Hilda Kraft. Agatha Fleck. Arthur, and Albert, also 10 grandchildren. Services Wednesday.

2 p. at funeral home. 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Concordia. BARRY See Robert J.

Croft notice. BENDER George A. Bender, husband of Lillian, nee Szymanski, father of CSiorge A. Jr. and Bruce, son of Mrs.

Margaret Bender, brother" of Gertrude Bulawa and Florence Wright. Resting at funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road, until 9:30 a. m. Wednesday. Mass at Immaculate Heart of Mary, 10 a.

m. Interment St. Adalbert's. B1NETTI Angela BInettI, nee Bruno, born In Bltrltto-Bari. Italy, late of 1306 N.

puihski road, fond wife of the late Michael, loving mother of Andrea. Nick, and Santa De Pinto. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from chapel, 624 N. Western evr.ue.

to Ad-dolorata church. Interment Mount Carmel. Arm. 7800. BOYLE -Edith C.

Beck Boyle of 59S0 S. Artesian avenue, dearly beloved wlte ol Frank TAll, devoted mother of Thomas, fond daughter of the late Charles and Elizabeth Beck, sister of Lillian Walsh. Funeral Wednesday. Aug. 7 at 10:30 a.

frr.m parlors. 2438 W. 63d street, to St. Rita's church. Interment Mount Olivet.

Member of Glendale unit. No. 805, American Legion. Prospect 6300. BRILLHART Ethel K.

Brlllhart. nee Kltt-redge, beloved wife of Lou. fond mother of Mrs. Margery Ahlberg. Services Wednesday.

Aug. 7. 3:30 p. at funeral home, 5200 K. Western avenue, corner ol Foster.

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