Chicago Tribune from Chicago, Illinois • 34

WINNIE WINKLE ITENRIOULLE Cellna Henrloull. beloved wife of Celestln. mother of Joseph, Victor, Gus-tav. Lester. Emll.

and the late Arthur, grandmother of Robert. Eugene, Cellna. Marie Hertz. Ann Ttgtow. and Lorraine Murphy.

POVTLAT Tnfelea Pwrtla. Aog 14. of 461 S. Rockwell, beloved daughter ft Mr. ar.4 Mrs.

Anthony Povllat. tend sister cf Mrs. Stella Bolton and Mr. Etonia Luras P-jtic at chapel. 4348 S.

California. Services a urday. 10 a. m. yuu wN wmuinoj ijqp? 1 I BE A COLD DAY i UK1TIL WINTER TO WHEN I MARRIED GET MARRIED PJ NEVER SAID rTNr, VOL) LJ.

CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE 34 Thursday, Aog. 15. 1946 dr. ivy indicts" nazi doctors for atrocities i i MR. 1 rr 7j SBfejg r- HAROLD TEEN VFc? PoPPA Ol PAS-1 CAKE -AN' A wnvoJT I I XV ksw' 1 vx u.

e.t Murder and Mutilation Practiced in Var War crimps of a medical nature ommittorl by the nazl roKime "surpass all of the inhumanities of man 10 man recorded in human history" in the view of Dr. Andrew C. Ivy, chairman of the department of Physiology at Northwestern university medical school. Dr. Ivy, soon to become a vice president of the University of Illinois in charge of the institution's professional schools in Chicafeo, has returned from Germany, where lie made a three week survey for ihe war crimes commission as a re-Milt of which between 70 and 90 Herman medical men will be tried us war criminals.

NmI Iootor Indicted in his report to the commission, Ivy pointed out that there were 'wo classes of medical crimes: Non- xprrimental and experimental. In first croup were these crime Mass killing, including that done to rid the reich of persons too old wi ak to work, or killings to make i om for newcomers in crowded con- titration camps; many methods 11 Tf used, among them exposure to jtassium cyanide fumes and intra-wnous injections of deadly drugs. Murdf-r to obtain specimens for nt hropological museums. Mutilation, either wanton or for apparent purpose of "training" I'-riiial students. Brutality, such as injection of rujrs to cause convulsions In pris-' ners who failed to stand at rigid font ion, performance of operations nonmedical personnel, and un-' conditions in hospitals, sons, and concentration camps.

Human Bight Disregarded In the experimental category of -dii al crimes. Dr. Ivy listed those immitted against human beings without their consent and in'com-fte disregard of their human i shls." and declared that many ere committed so that they failed avoid unnecessary suffering and (try, and with death a prcmedl-' ri end. Included in this group re: 1. Injection of virulent typhus jav.

Burial will be in Mount Green-o a nonimmunized control wood cemetery. up of humans. 2. Introduction of living tuber- Murray S. Wilson germs into the tiachea.

New York, Aug. 14 (JF) Murray S. 3. Experiments on phos s' Wilson, 59, vice president of the ns of the skin. National City Bank of New York, I.

Cutting away of muscle liga jdied today after a heart attack. -nt or shortening of limb bones Wilson, a native of Caneyville, determine functional impairment. was associated with the Henryville 5. Transplanting of tissues of var.Statc Dank( Henryville, and sorts, and attempts to trans-; tne Bordon State bank, Bordon, am legs ana organs uong recog-iInd I OBITUARIES Antonio Sabino Word of the death In Milan, Italy, Aug. 5 of Antonio Sabino, 45, who conducted several Italian operas for the Chicago Civic Opera company 20 years ago, was received yester day by his father-in-law, Carlo Meola, 725 Belmont av.

Sabino joined the staff of the Civic Opera company as a stage assistant and pianist, and rose rapidly to conduct several operas here. After he left Chicago he conducted operas in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and then returned to Europe. At his death he was a conductor for La Seal Milan. His widow, Mary, whom he married in Chicago, a son, Joseph, and a daughter, Adriana, survive. Alden J.

Klein Alden J. Klein, 55, a director of the First National bank of Blue Island and a member of the wholesale meat concern of Klein and Schroth, died yesterday in St.Fran-cis hospital. Blue Island. Mr. Klein, who lived at 12946 S.

Blue Island, leaves his widow, Hazel, and a daughter, Shirley. Services will be held tomorrow at 2 p. m. I iin tne cnapei ai uuuu a. ureenwoou- before joining the National City bank in 1918.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Friday here. iBuria, wili be in Louisville, Ky. Herbert J.

Douglas Herbert J. Douglas, 68, of South Orange, N. former Cleveland, and New York business executive, died of a heart attack yesterday in the LaSalle st. railroad station. He was returning home after visiting his son, Robert, of 1183 Scott Winnetka.

Mr. Douglas formerly was controler of the Sherwin-Williams company, in Cleveland, and general manager for the Oakite company. New York. pejet. Zeche Services for Peter Zeches, 84.

of 6649 N. Mozart a retired motor- man uii uie wiucaKU oui lace were held yesterday in the chapel at 5501 N. Ashland av. In 57 years of service prior to his retirement, Mr. Zeches recalled driving horse cars on the short line running from the old Masonic temple to Division and Clark streets.

Surviving are his widow, Bertha, and two sons, Edward and Peter, Jr. Mrs. Michael Todd Rites for Bertha Freshman Todd, 39, wife of Michael Todd, theatrical producer, will be held at 2 p. m. today in the chapel at 6935 Stony Island av.

Mrs. Todd died Monday in Los Cal. Besides her husband, s' leves a son, Michael, and ner Mr. and Mrs. David Freshma.

32 -Merrill av. TlfJJP CT A RV L-l M. FC OQ TJ JVT v-'-'-'-' ON 3D BIRTHDAY When Linda Hope Delevitt was born three years ago today in Mount jSinai hospital, she weighed 29 ounces Funeral from rhaprl, 5247-53 W. Fullrrton. on Friday, Aug.

16. 2 p. Interment Mount Ruse cemetery. Ber. 6400.

HILMES Mary mimes, nee Bloom, devoted wife of Frank beloved mother of Harry and Edward 11. Funeral Friday. 2 p. at late residence. 1034 S.

Lyman avenue. Oak Park Interment Waldhelm. Member of United Review. No. 135.

W. B. and; Lawndale camp. No. 3606.

R. N. A. HIRSCH Caroline Hirsch. nee Fraedrich.

late: of 1844 Cornelia avenue. Aug. 13. beloved wife of Carl, dear mother of Mrs Emma Vogel. Charles.

Fred and Mrs. Lenl Bott of Germany, sister of Mrs. Emille Hartman of England, grandmother cf Charles, Carol. Pamela Hirsch. and Carl Vogel Jr.

Funeral Friday, Aug. 16. 1:30 p. at funeral home. 2056-8 Belmont avenue.

Interment Ridgewood cemetery. HOAGLUND Walter E. Hoaglund. late of 4005 Irving Park road, beloved husband of Mar- garet, fond brother of M. of Indianapolis Robert of Detroit.

Marvin of South Bend, Mary of Boston. and Elizabeth of Detroit, Mich. Services at funeral home. 4454 N. Damen avenue, at Sunnyside.

Friday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Ridgewood. HOELTZER William F. Hoeltzer.

beloved husband of Frances, nee Caudle: dear father of William Jr. and Anna Cell, fond brother of Mrs. Anna Guild. Mrs. Marie Byrne.

Harry, and Walter Hoeltzer. Funeral services at chapel. 1702 W. 69th street. Saturday at 2 p.

m. Interment Evergreen. Prospect 0600. HOLLOW AY Cora R. Holloway.

at Greenwich. Aug. 14. 1946. wife of the late Edward Morton Holloway and mother of Mrs.

Walter G. Rodlger. Services private on Friday the nome or ner oaugmrr. wlch road. Greenwich.

Conn HUGHEY Margaret J. Hughey. beloved wife of the late William fond mother of Wellington, dear aunt of Mrs. Florence Smith, grandmother of Mrs. Jane Mltran.

Funeral from chapel. 3413 Lincoln avenue. Friday. 10:30 a. to St.

Andrew's church. Interment All Saints' cemetery. Member of Altar and Rosary society. HUSS John F. Huss.

beloved husband of the late Josephine, fond father of John. George. Pauline, and Marie Sevic. brother of Anna. Josephine, and James Huss.

Funeral Friday. Aug. 16. 1:30 p. from funeral home.

6617 W. Cermak road. Berwyn. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Lawndale 3240.

JAEGER Fred G. Jaeger. Funeral from home for funerals. Erie at Wabash avenue. Frt-j day.

Aug. 16. at 2 p. under the auspices of Lesslng lodge. No.

557. A. F. A. M.

Deceased was a member of local No. 25, Chicago Walters' alliance. Interment Acacia Park. JAMPOLIS Amelia Jampolls. Aug.

14. 1946. of 524 Oakdale avenue, beloved sister of Jennie and the late Robert, Mary. George. Henry, and Albert.

Services at chapel. 2701 N. Clark street, Friday at 3 p. m. Interment Rosehlll.

JENSEN Daisy L. Jensen. Aug. 14. 1946.

of 2538 Kenilworth avenue. Wllmette. wife of Fred A. Jensen, sister of Adolph E. Lundln.

Service 2:30 p. Saturday, at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue. Evanston. Interment Rosehlll cemetery. JURICEfC Alzbeta Jurlcek.

nee Tatara. of 7701 Bryn Mawr avenue, beloved wife of the late John, loving mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Tuhy. Mrs. Anna Havlik.

Mrs. Judith Vo-tava. Mrs. Sue Sorensen. John, and Catherine, devoted grandmother of 18.

fond great-grandmother of 22 Funeral Thursday. Aug. 15, 1 p. from chapel. 6453 Irvine Park road, to Mayfair Methodist church.

Services of Holy Trinity Slovak Lutheran church. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. KEEFE Margaret Shay Harllng Keefe. dearly beloved wife of Frank, devoted mother ot Thomas Keefe. Marjorte Dorgan.

Pvt. James. U. S. army.

Francis, and Robert Keefe. fond sister of Catherine Cullen. Mary Augle. Grace Carroll, Charles. Thomas and Robert Harllng, and Anna Schaffrath.

Funeral Friday at 10 a. m. from late residence. 619 W. 43d atreet.

to St. Gabriel's church. Interment St. Mary's. Yards 0925-26.

KENNEDY Helen E. Kennedy, daughter of the late John and Ellen O'Brien Kennedy, sister of Mrs. S. R. Watklns.

Margaret, and Florence Kennedy, and the late Minnie. Funeral Friday. Aug. 16 at 10:30 a m. from residence.

3418 Jackson boulevard, to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Interment Mount Carmel Kedzle 2394. KINGSTON Viola C. Kingston. 969 Cuyler avenue.

Aug. 13. 1946. beloved wife of Samuel J. Kingston, sister of Grace Remus.

Jean Buhlman. William. Clarence, and Francis Melloy. At chapel. 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Friday. Aug. 16. at 1 p. m.

Interment Graceland. KLEIN Alden J. Klein. 12940 S. Greenwood avenue at Blue Island, beloved husband of Hazel, nee Alrev; fond father of Shirley, son of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Henry F. Klein, brother of Mrs. Ward Seyfarth. Mrs.

Esther Morrall, Mrs. George Quabe. and Mrs. Austin Carlln. At late residence until 10 a.

Friday. Services at funeral home. 13050 S. Greenwood avenue, Friday. 2 p.

m. Interment Mount Greenwood cemetery. KNAKAL See Hilda R. Doncer notice. KOEHLER Marilyn Ruth Koehler.

suddenly, age 6 years, of 2345 W. 21st street, darling daughter of George and Eleanor, dear sister of George Robert. Shirley. Raymond, and Donald. Resting at funeral home.

2130-32 W. 21st street. Services Saturday. Aug. 17.

at 2 p. m. Interment Woodlawn. Canal 2659. KOZELKA Frank J.

Kozelka 2341 S. Clinton avenue. Berwyn. Aug. 13.

1946. rH 77 veara. beloved husband of Jose phine Kozelka. nee Houha: fond father of George Victor FranK J. ana Richard C.

grandfather of Nancy. Richard, and Thomas. Member of Lawndale lodge. No. 995.

A. F. A A. Lawndale Low 12 club. Club Dobrovsky.

and Cigar Makers union. No. 14. Funeral Friday at p. m.

at home for funerals. 5844 W. r-mak road, to Bohemian National cemetery. Olympic 243. KUCERA Helen TPegJ Kucera.

nee Engle-brecht. of 140 W. 110th street, devoted wife of Charles fond mother of Margaret H. and Charles J. Jr.

Resting at mortuary. 12 E. 112th place. Funeral Saturday. 9 a.m..

to Holy Rosary Slovak church. 108th and Perry avenue. Local Interment. LAZARUS Siegfried Lazarus, beloved husband of Minnie, father of Bertram. Stanley and Mildred Kreeger.

grandfather of four, brother of Arthur and the late Ma and JaRe. erv- ices inursaay. auir. is, i chapel. 936 E.

47th atreet. Interment laalah cemetery LESKOVAR Virginia L. Leskovar. beloved wife of Louis. Services Friday.

2 p. at parion. 67th street and Dorchester avenue. Interment Oakwoods. Please omit flowers.

LINDVALL Rena Llndvall, nee Doyle, of 2943 W. Harrison street, beloved wife of Harry Llndvall. fond mother of Robert and Jean, sister of Edmund Allen. Frank, Charles, John. Vincent, and Mrs.

Kathleen Schulty. Funeral Saturday. Aug. 17. at 10:30 a.

m. from funeral home. 5701-03 W. Division atreet, to Our Lady of Sorrows church. MADSEN Ida Madsen.

Aug. 13. 1946. wife of the late Bernard, daughter of the late Anna and Ferdinand Nevermann. sister of George Hill, Henrietta Erdmann, and the late Frieda Mueller.

Resting at funeral home. 318 N. Central avenue. Austin. Services Friday.

2:30 p. m. Interment Mount Olive. Member of Progressive chapter. No.

814, O. E. S. Austin 0017. MALIN Raymond L.

Malln. formerly of Chicago, passed away Aug. 13 at Monrovia. beloved husband of Ruth Plncus Malln. fond father of Merry Beth, brother of Vera Heller, Evelyn Green.

Ethel Anderson, and the late Arthur. MARACK Angellne Marack. Aug. 14. 1946.

late of 3838 N. Christiana avenue, fond mother of Anton. Otto. John. Mrs.

Nellie Roszkowski. and Mrs. Harry Kublak. grandmother and great-grandmother. Funeral Friday, Aug.

16. at 9:30 a. from chapel. 3313 Irving Park road, to Immaculate Heart of Mary church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. HAUA JOn D. XVia, Uriu. liuswuitj iep ant" and RalDh J. Mazza.

Funeral Friday. Aug. 16 at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home.

3246 1 Jackson boulevard, to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Interment Mount Carmel. Kedzle, 2394. I MECHLER Andrew O. Mechler.

beloved hus-j band of the late Fleta. dear father oi oer- trude Burke, grandfather of Betty. Corp. Mor- Hi-3Sd aA -EES 4 SS? church. Interment Logansvllle, Wis.

Kll. 6220. MILLER August C. Miller. Aug.

14, 1946. beloved husband of Nellie, dear lather of Mrs. Maude E. Grass, William Clarence C. and Floyd E.

Miller. At chapel. 2700 E. 75th street. Service by Golden Link lodge.

No, 517. I. O. O. Friday evening at 8 p.

m. Funeral Saturday. 2 p. m. Interment Evergreen.

MINER James Willard Miner Sr. of 5708 N. Ashland avenue. Aug. 14.

1946. beloved husband of Martha, loving father of James W. Mrs. Ruth Kralnc. and Mrs.

Jacqueline Broehl. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miner cf Ingleslde. 111., brother of Walter.

At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Fridsy. Aug. 16.

1946. at 2 p. under auspices of F.dgewater lodge. No. 901, A.

F. aV A. M. Interment Memorial Park. MULCAHY Southwell Mulcahy.

260 W. 4tn street. Aug. 13. 1946.

husband of Cella Mulcahy, nee Prosch. Funeral from chapel. 3d and Harvard. Friday. Aug.

16. at a. to St Bernard's church NELSON Carl W. Nelson. Aug.

13. 1946. late of 5736 Virginia avenue, beloved husband ct Hilda fond father of Dr. Irene B. Llnd-strom.

Adele Nelson, and Mrs. Eve Wray. one grandchild, brother of Louise Franzen. Selma Lindstrcm. the late Johan Anna.

1 and Mrs Jennie Roosvall. Funeral Friday. h.n-l KUOl Auhlaurf aie- enue. at Foster' Interment Rldfiewood. Member of Constellallun lodge.

No. 892. i A. K. A.

John Ericsson lodge. No 361. I. O. O.

F-. and Sten Sture lodge. No 444. V. O.

of A Longbeach 5147. NELSON Hannah Nelson, beloved wlie of the late John E. Nelstsi, loving mother or Gordon of Villa Park. 111,. Harold of Los Angeles, and Mrs.

Boyd Hcber. of Hartford. Mlrh. mt rhmrl RM st street. Serv ices Friday.

Aug 16. at 1 p.m. Interment i Oak Hill '-VTZr, ZFIS: "7 I Aberdeen atreet. beloved wife of Charles I ii I It 0, 1 1 .1 unni.it, and Donna, alster of Mrs. Anna Banara and the late Mra.

Agnes O'Connor. Funeral Friday. 9 a m. from funeral home. 1136 W.

87th street, near Racine, to St. Killan's church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

Member of fit Killan's Altar and Rosary society. Kadcnnc nuu. 'ASTER Rosa Paster, nee Baumgartner. Aug. 13.

wife of the late Stephen, fund mother oj Rose. Frani. Joseph, John, and William Paster, grandmother of John James. Ar-, lene, and Nancy Paster. Funeral Saturday morning at 9:30 from mortuary.

1356 Wei-: llngton avenue, to St. Alphcnsus' church and St. Joseph's cemetery. I PODOCK Joseph Podock. husband of the late Anna, nee Zedeck: father cf Magdalene Wallace riliaheth Knudson.

Frank. Rudolph. Thomas, and the late Paul and Claude Po- dock. 3 grandchildren. Funeral 'Friday.

3 I p. at North Judaon, Ind. i I PR EISSNER Florence Veronica Preissner. Klein, resting in (iod I care, art; iy wife of Robert dear mother of Jinwi I.ouls Costa Jr. and Mrs.

Lucille Mtns Sparesus. fmd sister tf Vtniet Karnuth. losing niece of Mrs. Helena Kaiser. Mrs At- Melchert.

Frank and George Schrock. neral Friday, Aug. 16, 9:30 a. frrs funeral home. 525 Armitage avenue, to St.

Michael's church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. PUSATERI Mary Ann Pusatert. nee Settecas.

9409 Ogden avenue. Congress Park. beloved wife of Antonio, fond mother cf Antoinette and Joseph grandmotner of thony sister of Mrs. Rose Lo PresU. Fran and Joseph Settecase.

and the late Settecase. Resting at funeral home. t9l9 Windsor avenue, Berwyn. Services 9:30 sn. Frldsy at St.

Barbara's church, 4015 Prair; avenue. Brookfleid. Interment Mount Carmei. REDDINGTON See Alice Davy Brown notice. rexmANN Theodore Retmann.

beloved boa- band of Mathilda, nee Fett; dear father cf Henry. Lydla Willans. Arthur. Helen Ttpper. Agnes Schubert, and Theodore brother of Bertha Johansen.

Otto. Emma Heinrtch, and Albert, grandfather cf 16 grandchildren a4 three great-grandchildren. Resting at funeral home. 6748 Roosevelt road. Oak Park.

Sr ices Friday. 2 p. at Christ Evangelical Lutheran church. Harvard and East avenue. Oak Park.

Interment Concordia. ROSANO Max Rosano. lovtng husband ef dalena. nee OUaro. fond father of Gicrt and Maxine Rcsano.

Funeral frcm chapel. 7949 S. Halsted street. Saturday at 9: 15 a. to St.

Alice's church. Burial St. Mary cemetery. Member of Hyde Park post. No.

34, American Legion. RITTMAN Elizabeth Rlttman fnee beloved wife of the Ute George. Jovtrf mother cf Viola Specht. dear sister ef Jo Berdelle, grandmother cf Franklin and Albert Specht. Funeral Friday.

9:30 a. m. frens chapel. 2950-58 Fullerton avenue, at Sacramento, to Our Lady of Grace church. Burial Louisville.

Ky. Kindly omit flcwers. Belmont 3300 or Klldare 4000. URICK Josephine Uries; cf 8201 Evana it, nue. beloved wife of Royal, sister of Gu Vlgnery and Marie McCailum.

Services at chapel. 7838 Cottage Grove avenue. Friday. Aug. 16, at 9:30 a.

m. Interment Btmta Springs. Mich. Rad. 0220.

SCHLESINGER Rudolph W. Schleslnger. 800 Maryland avenue. Aug. 13.

IMS, oeirrvna husband of Grace Schleslnger. st Bentier; fnnd father of Mrs. Roderick C. Steverj. William R.

Muriel, and the Ute Lt. Rudoipa U. S. son of Emily ar.d the lata R. J.

Schleslnger, brother ot Arthur V. and the late Jerome. At chapel. 2121 W. S5ti street, where services wul be held Friday.

Aug. 16, at 3 p. m. Interment Sleeps' Hollow. SCOTT Marie N.

Scott, tate of 502 Wea cott. Funeral Ftlday. 10 a. at chapel. 929 Belmont avenue.

Interment Forest Hcxrw. SENNOTT Ella G. Sennott. lata cf 109 X. Laramie avenue, beloved wife of the lata William, dear aunt of Mrs.

Harriett E-Kennedy. Mrs. Catherine McGarry. --4 Frank M. Farrell.

Funeral Friday. Aug. 1, at 9 a. m. from funeral home.

103 N. Laramie avenue, at Washington boulevard, to St. Thomas Aquinas church. SESSA Frank Sessa. late of 931 S.

Western avenue, beloved brother of Jasper and Sal-vatore. Funeral Saturday. a. trust chapel. 753 W.

Arthington street, to dlao Angel church. Interment Mount Cafr mel. Haymarket 7205. SCHMIDT Christina Schmidt, nee H---rrer: wife of the late Gustav, mother of Emma. Roelle.

Catherine Bates, and the late -ii-beth Drebenstedt and Caroline Hawksley. sister of John and Joseph Hoerger. Member cf Gresham chapter. No. S56.

O. E. S. Resting at chapel. 86th place and Vlccermea avenue.

Funeral Friday. 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. Stewart 6115.

SHAY Emma Shay, nee BlUmeyex. cf 3535 Le Moyne avenue, beloved wife of the lata John William, dear mother cf Peter J-. grandmother of John and Richarf. sister of Louis Blilmeyer. Funeral Firday.

8:37 I. from funeral home, 3751 W. North avenue, to Maternity B. V. M.

church. Interment St. Patrick's cemetery. Davis, HI. Member ct L.

C. B. W. C. O.

and the Blessed Sacrament society. Please omit Hawex. Belmont 4047. SHEARER Fred A. Shearer, beloved husband of Margaret fond father cf Herbert R-Mrs.

Mildred Olsen. Mrs. Marguerite S. Brurat. George and James F-.

brcther cf Mrs. Sadie Mlnuth. Herbert A- and the Ut Ida M. Shearer, and George: also leaves threa grandchildren. Services Friday, Aug.

16. p. at funeral heme. 5200 N. Western avenue, corner Foster.

Interment Mcntrca cemetery. SMYTH Jane A. Smyth, nee MeAvoy. wife ef the late John mother of Daniel Joha Thomas Mrs. Jane Mueller, and James P.

Smyth, sister cf Lee. John. Harry. WiS-llam. and Daniel MeAvoy.

and Mrs. Ethel Engle. Funeral Saturday. 10 a. lrem chapel.

5908 W. Roosevelt road, to St. Angela's church. Interment Calvary. Peoria, and Marion.

papers please copy. SPADER Charlea Spader of 6329 S. KISdarw avenue, dear father cf Mitchell Zipae. Winifred Barows. and Walter W.

Spader, grandfather of seven grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Resting at funeral hce. 2130-32 W. 21st street. Services Fnday.

Aug. 16, at 1:30 p. m. at Ztcn Evarzeiicml Lutheran church. Bell avenue and Ctrxu read.

Interment Ccnccrdia. Canal 2659. STEFFENHAGEN Frank M. Steffezihagea. ba loved husband ct Antonette nee fond father of Lorraine Aomenczak and Ruti Helnrlch.

father-in-law cf Chester Hsinnch. grandfather of Ronald and Wayne Hemr.cli-Restlng at funeral home. 164 9 W. 51st street, until 11 a. m.

Friday. Services Friday at St. Martini Lutheran church. 51st and S. Marshfield avenue, at 2 p.

m. Literasent Sleepy Hollow. Stanley F. Sullivan post. 746.

American Legion. Prospect 4246. STRAKA Peter Straka of 12106 Lafaverra avenue, husband of Doris, father cf Joseph Mrs. Emma Baker, and Mrs-Florence Kennedy. Resting at chapel.

304 W. 119th street. Services at St. Catherica of Genoa church. Friday.

10:30 a. m. STRIEBY Pearle Strleby. nee Deward. late ef 3833 West End avenue, beloved wife ef Harry, dear alsterof Lawrence.

Lloyd, and Hazel Whitehead. Member of Silo AM Chapter No. 119 O. E. S.

and Northwestern Lodge Ladies" Auxiliary. B. of L. F. and E.

At chapel. 4138 Madison street, until Ttru-a- 1 1 Svraruse. Ind Tj nee White tl' Zc'' St chael. Eugene, and Mrs. Nora Dherty, grana-mother of Charles Sullivan.

Funeral too funeral home. 1222 E. 47th street. Friday. Aug.

16. at 8:45 a. m. to St. Nicholas cf Tolentlne: mass at 9: 30.

Interment SU Mary's cemetery. SUNDSTROM John M. Sundstrcm. 823 E. 76th street.

Aug. 14. 1946. husbend of tha late Hilda Sundstrom. father of Edward J-Carl Sundstrom.

and Florence Carlson, brother of the Rev. Fritz. Otto. Eric, and Srracn. At chapel.

63d and Harvard, where servlcea will be held Saturday. Aug. 17. at 2 p. m.

Ii.terment Oakhlll. SZCZESNA Catherine Szczesna. nee Wtee-orek, late residence 4 335 S. Wclcott. beioved mother cf Sophie Dnsik.

Mary Chwierut. Rose Bonczyk, and Anna Golden. mcthr-in-law of Joseph Duslk. Thomas Chwierut. Stanley Bonczyk, and John Golden.

Funeral Saturday. Aug. 17. 1946. at 9:30 a.

frcal chapel. 4604 S. Wolcott. to Sacred Heart church Interment Resurrection cemetery. THOMASON Arthur E.

Thomason. husband ef Jean Rose, father of Eldca and Arthar E. Jr. Burial Saturday. Aug.

17. at Sr. Edward. Nebraska. THOMPSON Jen Thompson, nee Ferguson.

loved wife cf the late Joseph, devoted mother cf Gertrude Woodrtck. Jessie Barber. Genevieve Reeves, and Mary Kovar. dear sister of the late Mary Bealmear. and James Ferguson, loving grandmother of Jane Louise Woodrick.

Leslie and Elaine Barber. and Donald Reeves. At funeral heme. 4044-50 W. Harrison st.

Funeral Saturday, 2 p. ra. Burial Forest Home. Nevada 2818. TODD-Bertha Todd, nee Freshman, at Sanra Mcntca, beloved wife cf Michael, dear mother of Michael loving daughter cf Rebecca and David Freshman, fond sister of Herman.

Max. and John Freshman. Mars- Levin. Ethel Field, and Susan Ncvich. sr-iees Thursday.

2 p. at chapel. 93S Stony Island avenue. Interment West Lawn. Mrnart r-t AlT 1 94 sThe.o'hdcf1 Id.

Bryant and Barbara Hanae. Service Friday, Aug. 16. at 2 p. at 2114 Irving Park road, to Graceland cemetery.

TROSHINSKY Julius Troshtnsky. 41 Central avenue, beloved husband of Rivkao. loving father of Beatrice Brull. Irene, and Florence, devoted son of Morris Troshinsay. fond grandfather of Joseph Martin and fond brother of Jack.

Tennes. Mildred Sterling, and Gertrude Gage. Services at chape). 4225 W. Roosevelt road.

Fnday. Aug. 16. at 12 noon. Interment KehilarJi Jacob division of Waldhelm cemetery.

Pleaa omit flowers. VOGEL Marie Vogel. beloved mother ef wrU Ham. Nellie Fritzache. Carrie Hodges, and tha late John and Frank, sister of Emll Sterer and Mrs.

Julia O'Brien. Funeral services Friday. 2:00 p. at funeral home. 54 38 S.

Haiited street. Interment Evergreen. Sou. 062. WALTER Frank W.

Walter. Aug, 14. 194. beloved brother of Lillian Sajler and Landt. Services at chapel.

633 Cottage Grove avenue. Friday at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. Infer.

Fairfax 2900. WANKELMUTH Anna Wankelrnutn. nee Turk, resting In God's care, dearly beloved w.ra of the late Fritz, dear mother of Fred and Dorothy, loving grandmother cf James and Frances. Services Saturday. Aug.

17. lis p. m. at funeral home. 525 w.

Armitaga avenue Interment Rosehlll cemetery. WHEELER Josephine A. Wheeler cf 6213 ealrfield avenue. Aug. 13.

1946. betod wife of the tate Edmund L. Wheeler, iovirc niotner ox Kooert Virginia Wheeler, and Mrs. Josephine W. Couper.

dear sister of Marie Lelber cf Chicago and Frita Lelber of Santa Monica. Cal. At chapei. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where servirea will be held Thursday.

Aug. 15. at 2 p. m. Interment Memorial Park cemetery.

WICK John Wlrk of 4945 S. Sawyer aw nu- beloved husband of Marian KeHer k-. J.ll. Tn man CnMm anif -4 -w Carthy. Services at chapel.

624 5 S. Keda rrM. Burial Mmmf WILLICH Alfred W. Wllllch. 7659 N.

Boa- worth. Aug. 14. 1946. beloved husband cf Loilta WHilch.

son of John Wiiiicn. brother of John Paquln. At chapel. 5501 N- Ashland where services will be held Friday. Aug.

16. at 11 a. m. Interment Rldgewout. ZELLER Albert M.

Zeller. tate of 4833 Jf. McVlckers avenue, beloved husband rt Vio let, nee Camp; loving father of Virginia Schmidt. Albert and Carol Jean, beloved son ot Louuc and the ute Rudclpn, brother of Rudolph Jr Francis. Srt.

Earle. and Katheryn Breidell. "services Saturday. 3 p. at funeral heme.

455V Milwaukee avenue. Interment Mount -CARD OF THANKS- RUSSELL The family cf Lee R. Puaaelt w-sftea to thank. their friends and relative frar IMf kind expression of sympathy. r- Oct 1 1 VP- MAINE SCENTS GOLD IN AROMA OF'CARIBOOZE' Caribou, Aug.

14 TSpecial Lush green plants cover thousands of acres of rich Aroostook county potato lands around here, and you'll drink many a spud to dear old Maine winter. With grain distilling curtailed so that more grain can be sent to Europe, Aroostook and other potato growing areas have leaped to the fore as producers of potato alcohol, which the liquor industry must use in blending whiskies. Since April, a new and penetrating aroma of roast potatoes has hung over the part of Caribou nearest the recently established plant of Clarke Distillers, largest potato alcohol distillery in America. Runs Day and Night A 120 man crew keeps the plant running day and night, turning out its peak capacity of 10,000 gallons each 24 hours under the scrutiny of seven internal revenue inspectors. Uncle Sam's tax cut is $9 a gallon.

Caribou's natives are of two minds about caribooze the name they give the potent product of their soil. About half are tickled pink over the new income the area will derive from 120 jobs and a market in which they can unload all their potatoes at a present price of around 50 cents for each 100 pounds. That cooks down to about a gallon of alcohol. The other half both detests the smell and doubts that any lasting good can come to Caribou from an enterprise deriving its main reve nues from liquor. Fear for Beauty of River Others protest that the messy mash discharged from the plant is spoiling the beauty of the sylvan, willow fringed Otter river for some distance below Caribou.

The plant is near the river. Maine in the next month or so is expected to harvest a record 75 million bushels of potatoes, of which about 78 per cent will be in Aroostook county. When carload shipments reach the distillery the potatoes enter a sluice and are washed down into the dis tillery. After being cooked under pressure the liquid is run off thru a cooling system to vats where malt is introduced. This turns the po tato starch into sugar.

The liquid runs on into still larger fermenting vats, where yeast is added. After a stay of 40 to 72 hours it is drawn into the stills and heated to the vaporizing point, emerging as 190 proof alcohol, requiring only di lution down to a potable 100. CITY TO UN STEP MASTS TO KEEP BRIDGES SHUT The city hopes to make available within a month a derrick that can be used to unstep masts of small sailing vessels to permit them to travel up the river without bridges being raised, City Harbor Master William J. Lynch said yesterday. Thru an agreement between the city and yachting associations and shipyard owners, small craft with high masts normally have not gone up the river during periods of heavy traffic.

Recently, however, a small vessel was forced to go up the river for repairs at 11 a. with the result that bridges had to be raised and traffic disrupted. THOROUGHLY AIR-CONDITIONED Quality with Economy NORTH: WELIIngton 1724' SOUTH: CALumet 4030 WEST: HAYmarket 0100 EASY TO REACH BY BUS OR STREET CAR '(XT FINEST (M 1 FUNERAL ipj 7f CHAPELS, jV F7i BT HObb asao af I I CPAtJAhJA U. S. SEIZES ANOTHER WARNER BROTHER IN CHAIN OF ILLICIT DEALS SHANGHAI, China, Aug.

14 (Jf United States naval authorities today arrested Lt. Robert Warner, United States navy, for investigation of alleged international black market operations. UNRRA's Shanghai office summarily dismissed Warner yesterday on receipt of press reports from Berlin that the United States army was investigating his family. He said earlier that he had no comment" on the reports from Germany. Warner, who is on terminal leave from the navy, has been employed in the supply section of UNRRA's Shanghai office since last July 2.

Charges Exaggeration BERLIN, Aug. 14 Lewis L. Warner, 23. United States weather bureau meteorologist here who had been arrested by the army's criminal investigation division, today said the CID had outrageously exaggerated its accounts of black market dealings allegedly made by him and four other member of his family. Warner admitted to reporters that he had sold watches here which were sent him by his brother in Paris and added, "About all they've got on me is that I collected about 100,000 marks $10,000 at the military rate of exchange on these sales." Oscar Warner has been arrested in Paris.

Doing unlicensed business for profit here is against army regulations. BOY OF 3 KILLED WHEN HE WALKS AGAINST TRUCK Frank Kurzich, 3, of 1412 W. 17th was killed yesterday when he walked against the side of a truck at 17th and Loomis sts. John J. Ford, 56, of 1822 Race av, the driver, was not held.

Lamar Nicholson, 39, died in the: St. Francis hospital, Blue Island,) of injuries suffered when he was struck by an automobile at 133d and Halsted Blue Island, Sunday morning. Nicholsen, a railroad worker, lived in a laborer's camp at 134th and Halsted sts. The driver of the rar TTlmcr alnur 9fi nf 1 5798 Thnr. TI stepped in front of his car.

He was not held. Thomas Moran, 76, of Kankakee, died in St. Mary's hospital, Kankakee, of injuries suffered July 31 when he was struck by a motorcycle ir. downtown Kankakee. The driver of the motorcycle was Garland H.

Extell of Morris, 111. -UNDERTAKERS LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 63D AND HARVARD-AVENUE. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. THURSDAY. DAVIS Alice C.

3.00 p. m. at chapel. FRIDAY. MULCAHY Southwell.

9:30 a. m. In church. SATURDAY. SUNDSTROM John M.

2 p. m. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. BROWN Edward M.

COHN Edward E. MICKLE Hart. ZIBLEFSKI Julius. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 5501 NORTH ASHLAND-A VENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH 2646.

THURSDAY. WHEELER Josephine G. 2 p. m. at chapel.

FRIDAY. KINGSTON Viola. 1 p. m. at chapel.

MINER James Willard. 2 p. m. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED.

WILLICH Alfred W. BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 WEST 95TH-STREET. PHONE BEVERLY 2182. THURSDAY. BOWMAN Frederick W.

2 p. m. at chapel. FRIDAY. SCHLESINGER Rudolph W.

3 p. m. at chapel. LAIN SON JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT A BASH-A V. WHITEHALL 6080.

494 2 RAVEN.SWOOD-AV LONGBEACH 0305. C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOMX 92 YEARS SERVICE SUP.

7709 200 ERIE. 1 Bloc of Mlcnitan DONNELLAN AIR CONDITIONED CHAPELS JEFFERY-BLVD AT 77TH-ST SOUTH SHORE 6821. CEMETERIES IN Woodlawn cemetery, 22d and Harlem 4 connreung lots, 4 graves eacn. Downers i Grove 2126-J. MOUNT EMBLEM ONLY $300 CASH FOR 1 BEAUTIFUL 6 GR.

LOT. ALBANY i MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS- CEMETERY MARKERS MONUMENTS AT I savings. Sears, Roebuck A 4tn floor. Also at Irving Park. 00 aV Uomta Clcero-ar and I COURT DEMANDS ACTION ON HEAD OF 'GREEN' GANG Chief Justice Harold G.

Ward of the Criminal court yesterday gave police until 6 p. m. today either to book or discharge Charles Tex Whalen, 21, of 3852 Odell ex- convict who admitted he was the brains of the green car bandit gang. Whalen's attorney, John O. Wag-1 ner, who appeared in court on a petition for a writ of habeas corpus, pleaded that police had had three days to question Whalen, but Irving Park detectives requested more time in an effort to learn the whereabouts of two missing members of the gang, Richard Schultz, 16, of 3742 New England and Tony Kapsis, 17, of 3859 Ottawa av.

They are sought for questioning about the murder of Lewis Zeinz, 27, a veteran, in the Evans field section of the forest preserve a week ago. Arraignment of a fourth member of the gang, John Follmann, 17, of 3846 Ottawa av, on five robbery, charges was continued yesterday to Sept. 3. Irving Park police said Whalen had admitted 11 robberies, but denied participation in the Zeinz holdup-slaying. Girlt 11, Fatally Hurt in Fall from Street Car Patricia Blank, 11, of 2733 N.

Hamlin av, was fatally injured yesterday when she fell off the rear plat form of a northbound Milwaukee av. street car at Ridgeway av. She died in Belmont hospital of a frac tured skull. Ernest Ammamm of 2501 Armitage conductor of the street car, told police the girl ap parently thought the car was going to stop and apparently lost her bal ance while it was in motion. FJLQWERS In Htmorlsm GATEWOOD John Horce Gatewood.

In lev- lng memory of my dear husband, who passed away 2 years ago, Aug. 15, 1944. Friends may think I have forgotten When at times they see me smile. Little do they know the heartaches. That my smile hides the while.

How often do I tread the pathway That leads me to your grave Where resteth the one I loved so well But whom I could not save. LOVING WIFE. RUBY GATEWOOD. GRACZYK Lt. Michael E.

Graczyk. In loving JfE memory of our dear son and brother. bJ The blow was hard, the shock severe. We never thought his death so near. Every memory brings a tear.

Thoughts of one we loved so dear. Our hearts still ache with loneliness. Our eyes shed many a tear. God alone knows we miss you As lt ends the second sad year. MOM, DAD.

AND SISTERS. GRADY Lt. Edward James Grady. U. S.

N. fca-v In cherished memory of our beloved son. ESS who departed this life Aug. 15. 1943.

IT i in the Book of Life there are memories of the happiest moments 1 have known. And recorded in love is the blessing Of a wonderful son, my own. You're gone, dear, but the treasure you left me Is truly a value untold, A life filled with deeds of kindness And beauty of heart and MOTHER HF.IDELMEIF.R Charles J. Heldelmeler. In lov-ini memory of our dear husband and father.

JO. BETTY. AND BUD. HOEFLE Leopold Hoefle. In loving memory ot our beloved lather who passed away one year ago today.

PRESSLER Albert H. Presslcr. In memory ol a dear lrlend, who passed away imrt gg0, JY1AKX IWUflliR. SCHAFFERT Emily Schaffert. Aug.

15. 1944 Cherished memories of our dear sister. GEORGE AND ANNA. nfiwii.T J. Siewalt.

In loving mem ory ot our dear husband and father, who passed away 1 year ago. Aug. He bade no one a last farewell. He said good-by to none; His loving heart had ceased to beat. Before we knew lt.

he was gone. Loving and kind In all his ways. Uprleht and Just to the end of his days: Sincere and true In his heart and mind, A beautiiul memory he left behind. He had a nature you could not help loving, A heart that was purer than gold; And to those who knew him and loved him. Ills mtmory will never grow cold.

And when evening shadows are falling. And we're sitting all alone. To us there comes a longing. If you only could come home. Oft and oft our thoughts do wander To a grave not lar away.

Where we laid our husband and father. Just one year ago today. SADLY MISSED BY WIFE MARGARET. AND DAUGHTER, ADELINE. TATICEK Barbara Taticek.

Aug. 15. 1945 In loving memory. GRACE. RAY, AND JIM.

THULL Emma M. Thull. In loving memory Of my darling mother, who passed away four years ago. JIMMY. VAN DYKE Alice Owens Van Dyke.

Aug. 15. 930. Gone Is the face we loved so dear. Silent the voice, we loved to hear.

Too far away lor sight or speech. But not too far for thoughts to reach. AUNT AND UNCLE. ANDERSON Robert W. Anderson, beloved husband of Josephine, nee Mytys; father of Eugene and Stephen, brother of Arthur, Conrad.

Edward. Roy, and May Zeller. Fu neral from chapel, 5247-53 Fullcrton avenue, Saturday. Aug. 17.

9:30 a. to St. Stanislaus' B. M. church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. Member of Policemen's Benefit association. Berkshire 6400. APP Dr.

James App, husband of Portia brother of John and the late Louis. Funeral Friday. 9:00 a m. trom cnapei. 2J4t w.

Madison street, to St. Patrick's church and Mount Carmcl cemetery. 1 ARIES Lizzie Aries, beloved wile of the late Frank, beloved mother of Dr. Philip Aries. Mrs.

Julius Wiener. Harriet, and Dr. Leon Aries, dear grandmother of Francine. Frank, and Jane. Funeral Friday, Aug.

IK. at 10 a. m. at chapel, 936 E. 47th I atreet, to O.

S. Waldhelm. Y- 41-63 East Monroe Sfrter yf Grvhous: TC? N. Harlem sSy DEATH NOTICES ARMSTRONG Wallace J. Armstronf of 7145 Inglttlde avenue, beloved husband of Martha, loving father of Mrs.

Edythe WaUh and Charlotte, fond brother of Sophia Epple. Annie Funk, and William, grandfather of fuur srandchlldren. Resting at chapel. 51 E. 75th atreet.

until noon. Friday. Servtrea 3 p. m. Saturday at Gladfelter funeral home, Ottawa.

111. BADALI See Puiaterl notice. BENDER Frederic Harvey Bender. Aug. 14.

late of 1418 E. 69th street: beloved husband of Elva fond father of John H. Services Saturday. 2 p. at chapel, 67th street and Dorchester avenue.

Cremation private. BEZMEK See Julia Bezmek Ceeler. BIENIASZ Helen Btenlasz. nee Sawlrkl. beloved wife of the late Albert, fond mother of Mrs.

Mary Bllskl. Adam. Mrs. Victoria Caslmlr, Mrs. Stella Sokolskl.

Roman. Mrs. Lillian Porzyckl. Funeral Friday, Aug. 16, at 9:30 a.

m. from funeral home. 4255-57 W. Division street, to St. Francis of Assist church.

Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery Albany 3600. BJORK Louisa BJork of 11148 Eggleston avenue, beloved wile of the late John, loving mother of Esther Million, Elsie Flnke of Seattle, and Herbert L. Resting at chapel. 10234 S.

Michigan avenue. Services Thursday, 2 p. m. Interment Oak Hill. BLAZEK Mary Blazek TBIaszczykJ.

beloved wife of the late Anthony, fond mother of Lillian. Margaret Barwlg, Blanche Wojcle- chowski, Bern Ice Urbanskl. Rose Hyrczyk, Jerome, and Eleanore, dear daughter of Valentine Piszczek, sister of Anna Kozlowskl, and Bertha Kowalski. grandmother of five. Fun eral Saturday, 10:30 a.

from late residence. 4041 Newport, to St. Wenceslaus' church. Interment St. Adalbert's.

BRACKEN Annie M. Bracken. late of 837 Lakeside place, beloved sister of Nellie Mann, dear aunt of Mrs. P. Hughes and Joseph Schrlmmcntl, sister-in-law of the late Oscar L.

Mann. Funeral Friday, 9:00 a. from chapel, 3425 W. Chicago avenue, to St. Mary of the.

Lake church, Sheridan road and Buena avenue. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. Please omit flowers. Nev.

7200. BROWN Alice Davy Brown, of 54 53 Washington boulevard, beloved wife of the late John loving mother of Alice F. Brown and Catherine Scherer. sister of Bridget A. and Nell Davy, Kathryn Reddlngton, and the late Mary A.

and Thomas J. Davy. Funeral Friday. 9:30 a. from chapel.

4817 Madison street, to St. Catherine of Siena church. Burial Mount Carmcl. Austin 1137. BROWN Node Brown, In Phoenix.

Aug. 10. 1946, beloved husband of Iris, dear father of Georgia and Twyla. son of Llna, brother of George. James.

Stanley, and Margaret. Services Friday. 3 p. at funeral home. 2500 N.

Cicero avenue. Interment Fcrest Home. Berkshire 8070. bruch Louis Bruch. aub.

12. 1946, of isi5 Chicago avenue, Evanston, 111., age 81 years. beloved husband of Helen Mason Bruch, fond father of Mrs. Robert F. Lewis.

New York City. Mrs. Eduard F. Poser. Highland Park.

Merrltt, and Ralph R. Bruch, beloved brother of Julia C. Annie and Emily E. Brush of Buffalo. N.

Y. Service 2:30 p. m. Thursday at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue. Evanston.

Interment at Buffalo. N. Y. CARR Dr. Rachel Hlckey Carr.

Aug. 14, 1946. of 1234 Wllmette avenue. Wllmette. 111., wife of the late Thomas Carr.

mother of Mrs. Rosemary Benet. New York City, grandmother of Thomas. Stephanie, and Rachel Benet. Service 2 p.

Friday, at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Inter ment Indianapolis, Ind. CASEY See Julia Beimek Cegler notice. CEGLER Julia Bezmek Cegler.

nee Tabor, Aug. 13, 1946, beloved mother of Marion J. Healy, Mrs. Charles Casey, and Peter Bezmek, sister of Walter Tabor. Funeral Saturday.

Aug. 17. from late residence. 5744 S. Fairfield avenue.

10:30 a. to St. Clare de Montefalco church, 55th and S. Washtenaw avenue. Interment Resurrection.

Information. Lafayette 4480. C1CHETTE Angelina Clchette. ne Mecell. Ot 702 S.

Kenneth, laving wife of Seranno. fond mother of Josephine. Mary, Anna, Slsto, and Rose, fond sister of Frank, James, and Lucille Martlno, and the late Antoinette, dear daughter of Mary and the late Pelle-grlno. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 813 W.

Taylor street to Our Lady of Pompeii church. Interment Mount Car-mel. Monroe 0449. COHEN Harry Cohen of 7609 Kingston avenue, beloved husband of the late Nettle, nee Meyers; dear father of Henry and Annabelle Karzov. grandfather of Arnold Karzov.

brother of the late Cella Silverman and William Cohen. Services Friday, 2 p. at chapel. 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment I.

O. B. A. cemetery, Weldhetm. Please omit flowers.

CRAIG Frances Craig, nee Ray. at Blooming-ton, 111., beloved wife of Ralph, fond mother of Mrs. Frances Gott. sister of Mrs. Eugene Turney, Mrs.

James Blake, the late Dorothy Cullnan, David Ray, Genevieve Turner, and Ada Ayres. Funeral Friday, 9:00 a. from Carmody's funeral home, to St. Mary's church. Interment Bloomlngton, DL Information.

Kedzle 1617. DAVIS Alice C. Davis. 5924 Emerald avenue, at Washington. Iowa.

Aug. 13, 1946, at chapel. 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Thursday, Aug. 15, at 3 p. m.

Interment Cedar Park. DAVY See Alice Davy Brown notice. DONCER Hilda R. Knakal Doncer. of 3356 W.

65th place, dearly beloved wife of John W. Doncer. Funeral Saturday. 8:30 a. from chapel, 1716-18 W.

63d street, to St. Nicholas of Tolentlne church. Interment local. Prospect 1000-3889. DOWNS Michael J.

Downs of 4626 West End avenue, beloved husband of Emma, nee Nearlng; brother of Johanna Comisky. Funeral Friday. 10 a. from chapel, 4817 Madison street, to St. Thomas Aquinas' church.

Burial Mount Carmel. Austin 1137. ELKINS Louis J. Elklns, beloved husband of Lillian, nee Fisher: dear father of Leonard and Blossom Ditkowsky. devoted grandfather of Stephen Edward Elklns and Susan Tlma Ditkowsky.

fond brother of Etta Kaplan, Belle Colin, Mabel Silvertrust. Anne Freeman, Birdie Gates, and Dorothy Zlv. Services I Thursday, 1 p. at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Westlawn.

FALVEY John J. Falvey. Aug. 12. 1946.

age 74, late of 132 N. Park avenue. Waukegan, 111., brother of Mary Falvey and the late Mrs. Agnes Ott. James.

Catherine, and Mrs. Ellen Mclnerney. Funeral Friday from Tobln Sons funeral home. 236 N. Genesee street, Waukegan, to Immaculate Conception church.

9 o'clock. Interment All Saints cemetery, Desplalnes. FEUERSTEIN Rose Feuersteln of 1401 Hyde Park boulevard, beloved wife of Wolf, dear mother of Ervin. Reglna, and Stgmund, grandmother ot James, Robert, and William, fond sister of Isadore. Louis.

Charles, and the late Henry Rothbaum. Funeral at convenience of family. GNOVSKI Pauline of 827 N. Paulina street, beloved wile of Michael, mother ot Stella Tomczak ant Adam. Funeral Friday, Aug.

16, a. from chapel. 2255 W. Chicago avenue, to St. Nicholas" churrh.

Oakley blvd. and Rice street. Interment St. Nicholas. Hum.

8220 GRAF Henry A. Graf. Aug.vl4. 1946. 6340 S.

Stewart avenue, beloved husband of Eve-lvn. father of Marjorte. Jean. Dolores, and Henry. Resting at chapel, 415 W.

63d street. Funeral Friday, 2:30 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. HACK Elizabeth Hack.

ne Schultz. drar mother of William Kroner and Minnie Bens, grandmothrr ot three grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. Resting at funeral home. 2130-32 W. 21st street.

Services Friday, Aug. 16. at 2:30 p. m. Interment Concordia Member of Thusnelda lodge.

No. 1. Herman Sisters, and Frauen Vercin Carols Canal 2659 HALVORSEN Hllmer G. Halvorsen. late resi- deuce, 6710 Ollphant avenue, beloved hus-l band of Merle Halvorsen.

fond father of i Vivian Williams and Kenneth, brother of I John, Ragna Fiagner. Bertha Thorsen, Thora annur, urrwuoe Appeu, anu Royo. Resting at funeral home. 6754 Northwest highway, until noon Saturday. Aug, 17.

Services 2 p. at the Edison Park Lutheran church, Avcndale and Ollphant avenue. Interment Ridgewood cemetery. Charter member of Edison Park, lodge. No.

1156. A. F. A. M.

HAVLIC Martha Havllc. 2832 S. Hamlin avenue, beloved wife of Frank C. Havllc fond mother of Martha, daughter of Fred Slttler, sister of Fred, Joseph, Blanche Ranim. Anastasla Janousek.

Christine Llppe. and Ann Bures. daughter-in-law of Frank and Minnie Havllc. Funeral services Friday. Aug.

16. 1:30 p. at chapel. 3440 26th street. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

Lawndale 2263. HEALY See Julia Bezmek Cegler notice. iENNING Henrietta H. Hennlng. of 3206 Dickens avenue, beloved wife of Al devoted mother of Joel, and Lois, loving daughter of Rose, and the late Jules Frank, fond sister of Jeanette Bern, and Helen Ecker.

Funeral Thursday. Aus. 15. 2 p.m., at chapel, 3235 W. Division street.

'if a Dy mcuicBi science as imprao 5. all. fi. Introduction of gas gangrene -rms into humans Experiments Involving rupture the uterus, artificial insemina- on. and attempts to produce mul-; r.le births to increase the repro- urtion rate among the Germans.

ifleoencies, Dr. Ivy said, marked my of these crimes. KxiM-rlments In Sterilization The survey also cited nazi experi-i in secret methods of sterilizes enemy populations. These In- uded placing the dried juice of plant in the food, secretly sub-i ting the persons to X-rays while were tilling out governmental I and injecting a sterilizing! ent into women while ostensibly I rfnrminc rmitin nhvsirl -x. iination.

1RUS SLAYING BROTHER, 14, WLED ACCIDENT A coroner's jury returned a of accidental death yesterday the fatal shooting of Marilyn 'loihler, 6, who was slain by a bullet from the .22 calibre rifle her rothf'r, Raymond, 14, was testing Tuesday in the back yard of the mily home at 2345 W. 21st St. a freshman at Harrison school, told Deputy Coroner ouis Nadherny he had learned rout guns in snooting galleries twice previously had taken the without permission. The gun belonged to his older; 'rother, George 20, veteran of wo and one-half years in the navy. I he boys" father testified he had ever allowed a gun in the home rfore.

but had acceded to the re-j Mfst of his eldest son to get a gun hunting. I Raymond and another brother. J'onald. 11, were taking turns firing 'he rifle urred. when the accident 1EW CASUALTY LIST IS MADE PUBLIC BY NAVY IChlraia Tribune rress ftervlcel Washlneton, D.

C. Aug. 14. The avy today made public a new cas-j laity list in which the status of sev--i ft I Chic-agoland men was changedj missing to dead. The list in- fiufirs: ll.l ISOI Oroh, William, aviation radioman 2d class.

Parents. Mr and Mrs. Frank rje: W. 3nii Chliago. MrH.

fnrtrr Wilftun, mmmandT. US. Mm Hrlrn T. Maswtll. 1128 Forest KvauMnn.

I.lrnn Harvard, II. S. M. R. -'rarenta.

Mr. and Mn. Amyrle H. Owen. Mtn turru.

Irrkrnhrmk. Paul Juhn. V. S. M.

Patents, Mi. and Mis. Julius Tecken-mrxk. Mr-tropuli. IMI4W4.

Ili'kv James rah, seaman 1st rlssi. U. S. Farentn. Mr.

and Mrs. Marlon Otto Jii.k, 7 Miller Writ Terte Jlnute. Ahram Hitnr, Sgl U. M. C.

ttirr. Mrs. Audi a 2. i'altner. lloltun.

Krrlrt, Jark ttprnrer, aviation radmman. 3d ilw, Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Brewer Keelry, Pardeevllle.

SCIENCE ATTESTS totlie purity anil liiRh quality of ht. Jonrtih Aspirin. Known for lU peed and economy. Get St. Joseph Aopirin, world'i larpoet oiler at 10c 100 tablet eize 35c.

I oc-janci was called the tiniest ever born in Chicago. Today, her third birthday, Linda Hope weighs 30 pounds and is 3 feet tall, a gain of 5 pounds and 4 inches over her weight and height on her second birthday. Linda Hope is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al Delevitt, 3955 Van Buren st.

She is an active little girl and eats so heartily that her mother says I have no complaints about her appetite." Stolen Car Driver Held to Grand Jury in Crash Emil Wagner 18, of 782 N. Jackson Milwaukee, driver of a stolen automobile which collided with two cars and seriously injured four persons at Harlem av. and Dempster st. Aug. 4, was bound over to the grand jury by Justice of the Peace Joseph Jozwiak in Morton Grove police court yesterday on a charge of reckless "driving.

THEY STAND OUT IN A CROWD Flowers from Amling's offer endless variety for unusual beauty. They are garden fresh and delivered everywhere. S900 W. North Av. LACkawstiMMi S00 Poles 1400 UWr1 41 .1.