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CKiC'ACO DAILY TRIBUNE ORPHAN ANNIE BUT WHY SHOULD VlKt GIVE A HOOT? MAYBE THAT VIKI3 ADVICE AND, WHILE I'M ABOUT IT-WHY DID SHE TAKE SUCH AN INTEREST IN HOW COME SHE KNEW ALL SOUND I'M HOT SO SURE LOT OF BLOOD AND THUNDER STUFF IS GOOD FOR KIDS- AND EVERTHING? YUH KNOW, WHEN SHE WAsV" 1 IN THE ROOM, I GOT SORT ANNIE, 1 OF A CLAMMY KNOW JUST I LIKE WHEN YUH 1 WHAT YOU SI DENLY SEE A SNAKEI MEAN vi lai OR FOR THE STRIP- 1 HAD AN WHAT DO VOU THINK TIK SWrTCHIN' HIS STORV AW FROM THAT SPY STUFF? OH, S-E-47 GASOLINE ALLEY BIX, SOMETHING I THINK 15 EATING 5ARGE. YVHAT'6 KNOW, HE THINKS A SPY WAS SOMETHING m. WALLET. HACK IS ON HIS MIND? GETTING OP IT, SHOP AND OBITUARIES YOU 5H0ULP I i isrr T1 I AT -W ALL THE BEST WITH THE NEW EVERYTHING. James Alexander Short James Alexander Short, 77, of 1245 Farwell died yesterday in St.

Francis hospital, Evanston. He was a former president of the Building Trades of America, had served as arbitrator for the Illinois industrial board and was a former chief factory inspector of Illinois. In recent years until his retirement, Mr. Short was in the bonding insurance business. He was a former vice president of the Bronson Can-ode Printing company.

Surviving are his widow Mary, two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Rocks and Mrs. Courtney Mallory, and a son. Col. James C.

Short. The funeral will be held at 8:30 a. m. tomorrow from the chapel at 1359 Devon av, to St. Jerome's church.

Mrs. Nettie McGowan Services for Mrs. Nettie McGowan, 88, a former superintendent for 17 years of the Soldiers' Widows' home at Wilmington in Will county, will be held at 10 a. m. tomorrow in Immaculate Conception church.

Mrs. McGowan died Sunday at Big Lake, where she had made her home in recent years. Mrs. McGowan was a past department president of the Women's Relief Corps of Illinois and a past regent of the D. A.

R. of Joliet. She had been ac tive in the John Alden Kindred Mayflower society and the Daughters of 1812. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Olive Quinn, Mrs.

Blanche Fishburn and Mrs, Grace McDowall. Edward M. Meder Services for Edward M. Meder, 62, a resident of the Lake Shore club, 850 N. Lake Shore will be held at 3 p.

m. tomorrow in the chapel at 5501 N. Ashland av. Burial will be at Lyons, N.Y. Mr.

Meder, head of the E. M. Meder company, manufacturers' representatives, died on Wednesday in Miami Beach, where he was vacationing. He was a member of several Masonic groups and was active in a number of Chicago clubs and organizations. His widow, Helen Maude, survives.

Frank S. McCool Funeral services for Frank S. McCool, who operated a prescription pharmacy at 1180 E. 63d for 25 years, will be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel at 7659 Jef-fery av. Mr. McCool, veteran of World War died yesterday in Hines hospital after a long illness. He is survived by his widow, Freda, and a sister, Mrs. Lucille Carter, of Springfield, 111.

TRIBUNE SERIES ON LOCKUPS PUT OUT AS FOLDER The Trihune's recent series of eight stories describing the filthy condition of Chicago's police lockups forms the body of a 16 page folder just completed by the John Howard association for distribution among civic leaders in the city and elsewhere, it was announced yesterday by Benjamin F. Bills, a director and chairman of the association's lockup study committee. Eleven of the pages are devoted to full size reproductions of the stories and accompanying pictures. The front cover shows the story headlines against the background of a jail door. Other pages outline the origin and purpose of the prison reform association and bear facsimiles of a letter from Bills asking public support in the jail cleanup, one from Police Commissioner Prendergast commending the association for its thoro and comprehensive lockup study, and a copy of a city council resolution calling upon responsible city officials to correct the evils immediately.

S19S TAXIMETER STOLEN While John Mactt I taxicab was parked In front of his home at 3240 Rhodes av. yesterday, thieves ttole his tare meter, valued at S195. a of a is we of in BOUT "DADDY" WARBUCKS, IDEA IT WEVE got a TEMPERAMENTAL ARTIST DOWN AT THE SHOP, NINA SARGE. If HINT REDS READY FOR COMPROMISE ON PEACE PACTS LONDON, May 1 (P) A government informant said Foreign Secretary Bevin reported to the British cabinet today that Prime Minister Stalin gave him the definite impression in Moscow that the four nations would ultimately reach a compromise on writing German and Austrian peace treaties. The informant added that the British foreign secretary told his fellow cabinet members Stalin expressed hope that Russia would have surplus wheat to send to Britain after next summer's harvest, and that ground work was laid for general trade agreement-, now being negotiated between the two nations.

Bevin's report to the cabinet was similar to the statement of Secretary Marshall to the American people that Stalin felt compromises were possible on -European issues between the East and West. Both Bevin and Marshall met Stalin separately during the recent foreign ministers' conference. A British foreign office spokesman defended Stalin against what he called "distorted" newspaper stories. The spokesman opened his news conference with a voluntary denial a London dated New York Herald Tribune article yesterday by Joseph Alsop and an almost identical account from Washington in the London Daily Telegraph picturing Stalin ill informed and hinting that the recent meeting of Stalin and Bevin indicated a widening gulf between the two nations. BOTH RADICAL WINGS MENACE US: SEN.

MORSE Sen. Wayne L. Morse Ore. warned last night in a speech to the American Jewish committee and the Anti-Defamation league of B'nai B'rith in the Standard club that radical leftist and rightist groups both endanger personal liberty in the United States. The committee and league held a banquet to raise funds for their 1947 programs.

Chicago's quota of the 6 million dollar goal is $600,000. More than $100,000 was pledged at the meeting. The Oregonian denounced the leftist group for its totalitarian state objective and the rightist as seeking license for unrestricted business and exploitation of the masses. Sen. Morse also said the present congress dominated by reactionaries who will take you back to the economic pattern of the 1920s and foist upon you another depression unless the will of the voters is quickly made known to members." Defending President Truman's foreign policies, Sen.

Morse asserted, "War wilh Russia is not in evitable if we accept our inter national obligations and show that are ready to enforce the peace and defend democracy in the coun tries overrun by communism." LIQUOR PRICE FIXING FACES TEST IN COURT The Illinois liquor commission's price fixing regulation faced a court test yesterday in an appeal to Superior court by Norman J. Schloss-berg, president of Castletown Li quor Distributors, 555 Madi son who lost his liquor license April 23 because of alleged violation the regulation. Schlossberg's attorney, Maurice J. Walsh, yesterday obtained from Judge Joseph A. Graber in Superior court, a stay of the revocation until the appeal is acted upon.

Judge Graber told Schlossberg to continue business until a decision is reached on the appeal. Schlossberg's license was revoked after he sold 450 cases of wine at $8.80 a case instead of the $9.80 listed in the price schedule. DISTRESS AFTER EATINO, SMOKING AND DRINKING It'a bo easy, ao pleasant to chew a CHOOZ and relieve stomach acidity. i S. the late, Charlea.

devoted mother ef Mrs. Emily Wt Fred. Mrs. Gertrude Llppert. Georte.

Charles. Edward, and Mis. Lorraine Bauer, fond aliiter of Mrs. Martha Wilson. Rervires Saturday.

p. at rhaprl, nS2 i Aihland avenue. Interment Mount Greenwood cemetery. Republic O078. GOLDBERG Israel Goldberg, beloved husband of Sarah, dear father cf Arthur A.

and Milton fond brother of Paphael Goloe and the lute Morris Gal. Toby Ca'ldherg. and Ida Sloan. Servlcea Friday. 2 p.

at chapel, 3135 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Westlawn cemetery. Family at 8S33 Washington boulevard. Pleaae omit flowers.

GREGORY Addle Hibberd Gregory, widow of the late Robert B. Grerorv. dauthter of the late William Gold Hlbbard and Lydla Beekman Hibbard. mother of Eleanor Gregory Durham and Ruth Gregory Sweetser. Servlcej at Grace Episcopal church.

1442 Indiana avenue, Friday, May 2. 2:30 p. m. Please omit Cowers. Interment private.

GUNN Lynn Fargo Cunn of Evanston. HI beloved son ot Mr. and Mrs. Buckingham VV. Gunn, brother of Gil's, grandson of Mr.

and Mrs. Alexander H. Gunn of Evanston and Mr. and Mrs. Harry L.

Fargo of Rlpon. Wis. Burial Friday at Rlpon. Wl. HALL Agnes Hall.

April 30, beloved aunt of George and Violet Shirey and Harold and Madge Johnson of Gary, Ind. Funeral services Saturday. 11 a.m.. at chapel. 7705 Cottage Grove avenue.

Interment Ridge Lawn, Gary, Ind. HANSEN Ensign Glen Robert Hansen, be-ata. loved husband of Ruth Cass Hansen. t5j son of Alfred R. Hansen and the late Ella Bode Hansen, brother of Ronald and the late Dolores, grandson of Mrs.

Johanna Bode, atepson of Esieiia V. Hansen. Services Friday, 3 p. at chapel. 140 Sherman avenue, Evanston.

Interment Memorial Park cemetery. HARWOOD Mary Etta Harwocd. nee Stone, of Maywood, beloved wife ot the late Thomas, fond mother of Lloyd, Mrs. Mabel McQueen. Viola Danner, James Gladys McMorris, Ethel Marshall, and Thomas E.

Funeral Saturday, 2:30 p. at funeral home. Lake street at 2d avenue. Maywood. Interment Mount Auburn.

Maywood 14. HOLMES Palmer Wilson Holmes. April 30 1947. beloved husband of Grace, nee Bok: ton of the late Palmer and Grace Holmes, fond brother of Grace McEvoy. Jane Bium-gren end Charles H.

Memorial service at chapel. 2701 N. Clark atreet. Saturday at 3 p. m.

HORNBACK Homer Hcmback of 3531 N. Olcott avenue, dearly beloved son of Frank and Alice, nee PUklngton: fond brother of Lucille Hand. Maebelie Sardlna. Dora Ross, and Laura Upton: Resting at funeral heme. 7600 W.

Grand avenue, at The Circle Fu neral. Friday. May 2. at 2 m. Burial Arlington cemetery.

Merrlmac 111 or Elm- wood Park 801. JAFFE Morris JafTe, loving father of Caro line Piatt and Judith, dear brother of Sarah Miller, Jennie Simon, and Sol. loving grand- father of two grandchildren. Service Friday, 11 a. at chapel.

8206 Broadway. JOHNSON John Johnson, age 91 years, broth er ot Frank. Charley, and the late Peter Johnson, brother-in-law of Mrs. Ceha Johrs-aon of 1140 Felton court, services Saturday, 2 p. at funeiai home.

243 W. North avenue. Interment Elmwood. KEBLUKEK John Keblusek, late of SI 34 S. Artesian avenue, loving fathrr of Charles.

John. Jerry. James. Joseph. Cecelia Werts.

Mary Furlan, and Evelyn Kubin. brother of Joseph, 17 grandchildren, four great-grandchildren. Funeral Saturday. May 3, at 9 a. from chapel, 5112 S.

Westein avenue, to St. Slmonl church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Prospect 4758.

KEMPSTON Elizabeth Kempston. May 1. 1947. wife of the late James, beloved mother of Joseph. John.

Manly, and Mary Ralney, grandmother of 12. great-grand-mother of eight. Resting at her late residence. 1653 N. Merrlmac avenue.

Service Monday. 2:30 p. m. Interment Forest Home. Austin 0017.

KENNEDY Delia Kennedy, ire Florey, dearly beloved wife of the late Alexander, loving mother of Robert and the late Oscar. Resting at funeral home. 7600 W. Grand avenue, at the Circle. Funeral Saturday.

May 3. at 3:30 m. Entombment Acacia Park. Merrlmac 1111 or Elmwocd Park 801. KILGORE Joseph A.

Kllgore. In California, beloved husband of the late Katherine O'Sul-livan Kilcore. fond father of George end Ruth K. Tonnesen. Funeral Saturday, May 3.

at 9:30 a. from funeral home. 1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood. to St. Jerome' church and Calvary.

Member cf P. B. A. and Veteran of Indian War. KIRCHHOFF Ethel C.

KlrchhofT. beloved wife of Walter mother of Marlon E. Services Saturday. May 3. at 3 at funeral home.

3030 N. Central avenue. Interment Glen Oak. KISSEL Charles M. Kissel, husband ot Sara Waxman Kissel, father of Marshall, Rena Mae, and Audrey June, brother of Fannie Brand, Sophie Flatow.

Frances Cllden. ali of New York, and Dorothea Hoffman of Chicago. Rematna at chapel. S208 Broadway. Services et Temple Sholem.

3 p. m. Friday. New York City papers please copy. KNICKERBOCKER Addle Ellen Knickerbocker, nee Reynolds, of 4118 W.

Culierton street, formerly of Danville and Peoria. beloved wife of Frank B. Knickerbocker, loving mother of Alberta Holden, mother-in-law cf Cecil A. Holdcu. Funeral notice later.

Law. 57 99. KOHLBACH Walter C. Kohlbach. April 30.

ct 2322 S. Millard avenue, beloved husband rf Ruth snyder Kohlbach. father of Walter Kohlbach also Edward and Denver Sn-1 der. brother ot Mrs. Irma Pearson and William.

Member of Columbian lodge. No. 819 A. F. A.

M. Resting at funeral home. 79th street and Phillips avenue. Masonic sejvices Saturday, 2 p. m.

Interment Cedar Park cemetery. South Shore 6959. KREBS Jacob Krebs, dearly beioved husband of the late Katherine, devoted father of William, Oscar, Charle Krebs, and Katherine Piatt, fond brother of William Krebs of Three Oaks, Mich. Funeral Saturdav, 1:30 p. at chapel.

1716-18 W. 63d treet. Interment Evergreen. Pro. 1000-3889.

KRIZAN Emma Krizan. nee Zlffersky. wife of Julius mother of Raymond. Gloria, and Mrs. Ermaline Spence, sister of Ludwit.

Alois, and Mrs. Augustine Schuller. Funeral Saturday at 2 p. m. et funeral home, 820 E.

75th street. Burial Evergreen cemetery. Vincennes 1817. La BIE Mary E. LaBle.

nee Malloy: of 3726 Lake snore drive. April 30. 1947. beloved wife of the late Frank LaBle. loving mother of Ethel Blanchard of Crystal Lake.

Olive Borde ot Chicago, and Rosemary Schropo of Lebanon. survived by 10 grandchildren ana one great-grandchild. Funeral from chapel. 6501 N. Ashland avenue.

Saturday. May 3. at 10:30 a. m. to St.

Mary of the Lake church. Interment Mount Olivet. LABITZKE Martha N. Labltzke, fond mother cf Gcrtrud" and Mrs. Alma Wesrhr.

mother-in-law of Henry Wesche. Services Saturday. May 3. at 3 p. m.

at funeral home. 5200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster. Inters mcnt Rldgewood cemetery. Please emit flower.

LASS Vincent Lass, beloved husband of Karo- nna, nee Wolowlee. loving father of John. Benedict. Cecelia. Emily, Jean, and Vivian, brother of Ann, Agnes, and Sophie, father-in-law of Walter Maikszak Sr.

and Frank Bar-toslk grandfather of four grandchildren Funeral Saturday at 10:30 a. m. from chapel, 1922-24 W. Chicago avenue, to Holy Innocents church. Interment St.

Adalbert'. Humboldt 1330. LI BY William I.lby. dearly beloved husband of Carrie, nee Crocker, loving father of Clarence. Edward.

Clifford. Jesvle Jensen. William and Arthur, fond brother of Suban Hanger and Minnie Dlllan. Keating at timeral home. 700 W.

Grand avenue at the Circle. Funeral Saturday. May 3. et 2 m. Burial Flmwood Mrmoilal Park cemr'friy Mer.

llll or Kimwood Park Ol. LUEDTKE Theodore R. Luedtke. beloved husband of Laura, nee Lucke; dear father of Rita and the late Audrey, brother of Charles, Frederick and Lillian Popp. Retired captain of Engine Co.

No. 12 5. C. F. D.

Resting at funeral home. 3440 S. Central avenue. Private services Saturday. May 3.

thence to Acacia Park cemetery. Please emit flowers. MALONEY France Maloney, dear daughter of the late Mary, nee Doyle, and Michael. At rest In parlors. 2024 E.

75th street. Funeral Saturday. 10 a. to Holy Cross church. 65th and Maryland.

Mas at 11 a. m. Interment Kaukauna. Wis. McCOOL Frank S.

McCool. May 1. ef 2231 E. 67 street, husband of Freda shaver McCool. brother ot Mrs.

Lucille Carter of Springfield. 111. Funeral Saturday. 2 p. at chapel.

Jeffery boulevard, at 77th atreet. Interment Springfield. 111. South Shore McDOWELL Anabel McDowell. 107 W.

73d street, beloved wife of the la'e Vernon, fond mother of J. Carr McDowell sister of Mrs. Dauphlne Schaller. Res ting at funeral 6915 Wentworth avenue. Funeral Saturday at 9 a.

m. to St. Carthage church. Interment St. Mary' cemetery.

McGOWAN Nettie McGowan. nee McParlend. late of Big Lake. formerly of Joliet and Chicago, beloved wife of the late John E. McGowan, fond mother of Olive Quinn.

Blanche Fishburn. Grace McDowell, the late Val and Archie R. McGowan, tister of Grace E. Shumway. Funeral Saturday.

May 3, at 9:30 a. from funeral home. 6754 Northwest highway, to Immaculate Conception church. M'DER Edward M. Meder of 850' take Shore drive.

April 30. 1947. at Miami Beach. beloved husband of Helen Maude, nee Llttleheld. At chapel.

5501 N. Ashland avenue. Chicago, after 10 a. Saturday, where service will be held Saturday. May 3, at 3 p.

under auspices cf St. Elmo cemmandery. No. 65, K. T.

Lyons. N. Y. MENEOU George W. Meneou.

late of 417 E. 94th street, loving father of Harry E. and Mrs. Wally Meneou. fond grandfather of Harry Warren, and Norwood, brother of Frank.

Jane Rose. Mr. L. K. Cannon, the late Ella, and Charles.

Resting at funeral home. 7918 South Park avenue. Service Saturday, May 3. at 2 p. m.

Interment Oakland cemetery. Information, Tn. 3055. MENG Lina E. Meng.

April 30, of 152 N. Long avenue, wife of the late Peter Meng. beloved mother of Louise M. Kunkei. William and Herman C.

Meng. Services Saturday. May 3, at 2 p. m. at North Austin Lutheran church.

Mason and Le Moyne avenues. Interment Arlington. Resting et chapel, 134-12 8 Madison street at Lombard avenue. Oak Park. MOORE John Wlllnughby Moore, 6209 S.

Kenwood avenue. May 1, 1947. husband of Ida Vera Burke Mooie. brother of Berth S. Marriott.

At-chapel. 318 W. 63d street at Harvard avenue, where services will he held Saturday. May 3. 3 p.

m. Interment Oak Woods. NEWMAN Frances Newman cf 4023 Ridge- way avenue, beloved wit of Julian loving mother of June. Henry Irene Thomas. France Maxwell, Jack and Esther Jacob-sen.

Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. from chapel. 3918 Irving Park road, to Immaculate Heart of Mary church. Interment St.

Joseph' cemetery. NEYMAN See Frances Newman notice. OSTERBERGF.R Matthew Osterberger. May 1, beloved husband Of Emma, lamer oi Mrs. Lillian Wlllming.

John V. S. M. Robert William and James Waddlrk. brother of Catherine.

Josephine, and Michael. Services Saturday, May 3, at 3 p. m. at funeral home. 301 S.

Fifth avenue at Maple street, Maywood. Interment Oakxidge. May-wood 100. 1 CNASS Aopisfi Cniu ef R300 street, dearly beloved wife of i rut Del Muia.c bei-vtd if cf c-iio-tc swtaT of Ann Dei Otllo, Lta.l. Joan Mlrabella.

and JerR- 14 grasscj dren, two reat-f :ar.d rr. F3-." t. at urday. a. fn rhapI.

Harris, street to SI Pr! r.u Muuut Carmel, Nevada 044. PASEK Albert Pasrk. are 91 y.n. cf 43 w. 31st place, belied hur.M of Veronica fond father ef Ar.r.a r1 Los Angelea.

Ca! J.vj-!;. -e-t. Mary Kaiuti. ftner hnwaa P. Lillian Koe.

ar.d Pae Jr. Saturday. May 3. at 1 JO j. m.

at tase-al home. IT Cermaa ad, sserwya. emulation at hrmiaa Ca4 dale 3240. PASKE Carl Paske. late be" avenue.

hut.and of of 2S2S Cas-; the Alvina. lond father ct Ajr.ti Jae-o Charles Paske. of Collins and the iate Pre. Kerry E. iir.r and Charilne Pake.

of Sandra Lee Collins and A. an n-Services Saturday, 2 at 3j Irving Park read- Interment tit. Luraa'. PELLACK Victoria Pellar. r.ee Pr beloved wife of John, dear motr-er cf Mlgut.

Ciare Rysner. Ban. Eaam. Thomas. Joseph, and Peer.

frr-r-yv. tt and great-granamotner. Fur.e-a. sairiay. May 3.

9:30 a. res. jeil Short street, to St. Brsi. St.

Adalbert cemetery. Caa. I-4i. PERRI See Lucia Santa Parascenzo octic POTTLNGER William Pcttlnger. cf the late Catherine Kejs.

arcther at s. Mima smith, and Mrs. Janet Mir. at chapel, 7 9 ja CutUie Groe avenue, -I urday. May 3 at 1 p.

as. iasejnieot Oax Woods, fcadciifle 0220. IPRESTON Edward S. Preston. May dale.

beloved fcuslar.d cf y.n i. ea Preston, fond fatner of Edward J. ftest-zg at luiieral heme. 2d ar.3 L.e.n Hinsdale, on Friday. Satny.

May 3. at 2:30 p. IB. cemetery. radt-John ii rf rr.

lorn of the late nee Sr.t; oe.ove taiiter cf Mary sorgenlrei. Bess A.eyers cf Crmfc iteigau, tooara. lt--i. Kintz. Renting at iunerai bxece, .3 5a a-Greenwocd avenue.

B.ue ls.ar.4 Mjum Saturday, 10 a. at chares. Interment MtiUnt Olivet cemetery. P.APP Charles A. Rrp cf 81 OS avenue, beioved.

husan4 cf P.ant. teas faaeg of Marie, brother jf George ana karrj Services at chapel. 7e3s Ciua.e Gro enue. Saturday. My 3.

at 3 p. nst. it private. Piease omit cowers. Pal Qiio READ EdwarJ D.

Bead cf 433 r-exi oe.aven nusoana ranees. P.eau-g chapel. 4141 Cottate Gru-e avenae Saturday. May 3, at 2 m. ssctr a est of Kenwood lodse.

No. 900. i tt A i. Interment Oaa woc.Cs. pie ax m.t S.wers- ipcvunvr ubrrtyv.ue.

1..., luvu.g mue tee LJ Riecxhoa. sister of jd art! Aoare ui Lir.ntj; yi Mis. Minnie ins Aiher; jtrrr and Peter tnief a-a Heod. Ind j-rleuds Dy cafl 2 aa Saturday at lunrra. jja fa.

aw-cue, LitMrtyviiic. a. oi at si. Juepb etiurcn. RODIN David Hodin.

axe 3 cf (24 C-i-ier avenue. Le.oxl r.oar.l ef Hulda. fund father of iie Hilla dear brcuier of Fred of v.a-, Aatl, Emanuel, and lr ru.s jit manun oi jjweden. Iruzi 3413 Lincoln av.oue. Saturday.

j. ti 2 p. m. interment cf.e.-y RUDICEL William Rudlcel of 1511 street. belove4 of Aon.

fond father of iruny Madie a.ijrann. Mattw a.irs an Edward Huuuei. Remain at tj.a., 4u s. Kedzie avenue until io Itiiiisiay and inteiment i Is4 rteay. 2 p.

m. Grutenlii Ouju. EAJBA.N Andirw Saiban i-e jl lies K.uriiq avenue, nerwyn. teiOve3 et nna. nana latner of jurm.

Acorea. ana trnjiy sii-jm. fairr-ia- Sajban and Mr: granafatjirr -f four grandchildren. Funeral aitsry. 3.

at 8.45 a. m. irusa v. 16th treet. to St.

JUaxy ot Interment our Lady of acrrows- SCHATZLEIN Henry E. Sctatzjfin. at Be dere. fortutr.y of Luraara ess Par, beioved cussand of a. fond father of Earl W.

and fu, of Mrs. Henxg of Para nerai Saturday, 3 30 at. Lake atreet at 2d avenue, Maywuyd is.er-mecl G.en lh. Uywuu4 14. Elizabeth ieiive wile of Charges, loving aijtr.r fcarvey a i Eleanor Scnauii, fcva rlimr.1.

as asefr.jt Tyrny. ruiur. a. m. from cnapei.

304 Ci fa av is si. Agatha- cnurcii. Iniermeai Sc. SCHUMACHER Anna C. Setiuma'her.

iia, I. 147, age 78 er. tei(-vea John, dear motr.er of Rcoert, Vicrr. Wesley. Estner.

and lleaocr Hecni. fond grandmother of Wiitajn. Lavrn, Wesley. Robert, and ser-vet 2 p. at funeral chapel 43iM) Fs.er-ton avenue.

Interment aitneira SHORT James A. Short. 134 5 Farweli avenue, beioved husband cf Mary S.cr". fond father of Marie F-ccjtt. C-i Short, and Evan S.

Fuacrat Saturday, May 3. at 8:30 am. fr-s li-' heme. 1359 Devon mvenu. at Glenwscd.

tat St. Jerome church and Calvary. SOLDAN George M. Scldan. April 33 husband of the iate Miu.lt Sedan.

Eee Rot mer. beloved tatner cf Levis aj i Elmer E. Soldan and Mr K.ec. father-ln-iaw Gf LllHaa B. aad Rjtn A.

Sedan and Harry F. Kaeca. Service Methodist church. 64ti and S- street. Saturday at 1 p.

m. LsterziecC Orland-Tlnley Park Melodist cemetery. Resting et his iate heme. 7724 S. iiiy atreet, untii Saturday morning.

Fair; 2301. SPATAFORA Jennie nee suddenly, late of 1038 W. Grand even-, beloved ife of Leonardo, dear mx-er ct seph. Mrs. Caroline Ccnig-ic, Ssrr.uel a-1 Mario.

Resting at chaei, Grand avenue. Funeral Saturday. Mar 3 9 a. to Santa Karia Ate c-urc. May and Erie street.

yzx Carmel. Mon. 5288. STEADMAN Margaret Stesi-ian of 322 w. aid piace.

beeves iate David fond mother J-fia. Ca4 Mary Adams, Reynci. Catherine lilcaej, anj the Funeral Saturday. May 3 9 15 a so. tz'-n.

funeral home. 124 1 W. 79th to Aiuie church. Mm 10 a. m.

St. Mary cemetery. SULLIVA.V Margaret April 29 cf 711 Maple stiect. Se.cved -J the late Jeremlan. cf tee iate John, and Lawrence, dear a-nt tsf Norton.

Funeral Sate-Say. May 3. at a. at funeral home. 301 S.

Ftitft "-nuc at Maple atreet. Maywoctf. 10 a it St. James' churcfi. interment Carxje-Maywood 100.

TAB BUT Carrte BeHe Tit: ri wile of the late Lester H. exist, asctiwr Mrs. Lucie Spinney, alitor U'' a. 2 YVUiiam. Lit Hoder.

and aal.e i- services Friday, 2 at M'swra, cemetery chapel. Hestt.ifi at 11 Sherman avenue. a.var-' THOMPSON William G. 111., beloved hustvn4 cf Lovii 7.1 n.va-nee at tst.n. father J- 4 a.

oi tdythe Hemming. satria isar 4, 147. at 2 15 p. m. frcm re2 nortury.

1001 2d aeiiu. pocafi.rd. Interment Scandinavian cemetery liiiarsia-tiun. Biackhawa 8007. TULLY Ann Brown Tally, ti 4 334 West End avenue, be.ved vue ci tre jr Edward, dear mother i.

alary Eiar4 Mrs. Marguerite Seymour. P. sert E. i tie late Wlllura.

Katncxir.e ana Virgin: grandmother of six. Funeral Ur i. 10 a. from funeral ocrr.e. 334 Ja'v boulevard to St.

Meis cr.u-cr. rert Mount Carmel. Member of Tuiil Order. Kedxie 2 isi. VAN HISE Blanche C.

Van His or 4 SHI Maiden avenue, beicved wite tif trie Dr. R. E. Van His, tend mvtlter cf Grimes. At chapel.

5 501 A 3 avenue, where services will be h.a at 8 3t. Friday. May 3. Interment Mien. VAN HISE Blanche Var; His of 4 5 Maiden avenue, Apr'l 30.

1947, e.nwi of the late Dr R. E- Van Kit. ractr-r of Jaredene Gi At SSCiI Ashland avenue, wr.ere serv le Friday, May 2. at 8 p. us.

catur. Mich. iater3tx WETZEL Albert E. Wetzel. Tate cf 43 34 Paulina stieet.

fcs.sb.cl of Izzm A father ef Randall C. an Mr. Eno-a ca. Remains resting at funeral hcrr 3If- N. Western avenue, comer cf noon Sat May 3.

Services 3 p. 3 at Graceiand cemetery chapel, titiie: a of Lincoln Park Lodre Nt 611. A a A. M. Past Hlrh Priest -f Lie-ic Fs- Chapter No.

17. A. Pleaje o- flower. WICK Catherine Wick, nee Heriev, -A 331 W. S6th street, d'arly belched A Erwln fond mother cf Erwtn Mary Margaret, and P.im A nr.

-f the late Daniel and Margaret P.zr.ry of Daniel John Suter Mary O. Maniret. and the late James Fa-neral Saturday, 9a.m. frra funeral soar. 3616 W.

3tn street, to St. Agr.es Interment St. Mary s. Member St. A-ty-s Sanctuary society.

Lafayette 080. WILSON William S. WIJcn. bel.ved r.aEa-l of the late Catherine, fond cf Mrs. Dorothy Sftter.

and the grandfather of Dennis r-rrtter shiofu! brother ana past roaster it. James lodge. No 1579. Lrr.dor. Er past grand pursuivant.

arl ledge cl land. Services SafoMay. 1 S3 at funeral heme. 5300 Uesrern avertie. ner of Foster, interment P.

crre-e--. YESAITIS Agnes TesaSfj. re Js.t r. April 29. 1947.

belched ef Jis Marvin and Richara a- Mrs. Dorothy E. Healer ar.erai ect-c later. Ir.forraaUcn, Fairfai 2 iCO. DEDICATION ANNOUKCEMENTS BENJAMIN Bertha Benlatnta A rar.z"trit will be dedical to tne mem ry -t Benjamin on Sunlay, May 4.

IS ax Westlan cemetery. BRILL A menument tee H-Oa'e-J to memory of Rae Eva Bni! Sir' May 1:30 p. Bickor vaxeis- FISHMAN A monument be the memnry cf BuSin Fls.hrr.an. te.ivet of Ruth, dar father of Peter. Es-t-r Nemzln, Louis.

Anne ar.d t. on Sunday. May 4. 3 p. Wejttwa OI.IFF Adel OiltT A monument w.li sat dedicated to her m'tnTy Sunday.

May 4 at 2 p. m. Anahe Erne. Wa.S.-.:ro, RatU Te.r cfh elating. SIECEL A monument will dlcate memory of Hvman Siegel.

h-ucand -t N'" father of Clara. Mareid. G.adT. Gra-ii-. Lester, and Potvert.

on Sunday, May 3 p. O. B. A. Wi.dr.cim.

ZUt rg 20 Frid.y.M.yZ, 1947 ARTERIES HARD? DRINK COCKTAIL, DOCTOR ADVISES Says Alcohol Helps in Arteriosclerosis Alcoholic drinks were rocom-mended yesterday by Dr. Louis N. Kafz, director of cardiovascular re-icarch at Michael Reese hospital, as aid in trratmpnt of persons suffering from hardening of the arteries. Dr. Katz addressed a section meeting of physicians at the 28th annual session of the American College of Physicians in the Palmer House.

Dr. Katz described arteriosclerosis as a mysterious disease the cause of which has not been determined and for which no specific cure has been discovered. He said, however, that the popular opinion that it is a disease of old age is partly erroneous because it may attack young persons as well as old, and that men, mental workers, are more susceptible to it tha- women. Cocktail or Two Helpful "Tobacco should be discouraged In coronary disease," he said, because it leads to narrowing of blood vessels, including thos of the heart. Alcohol, on the contrary, should be A cocktail or two can many people see life in a more pleasant manner and helps them to relax.

"Wines with meals should be encouraged. Alcohol leads to dilation of blood vessels and, presumably, this affects the coronary arteries as well. I find that permission by the physician for the patient to indulge in alcohol makes other restraints more tolerable." In a panel discussion of headaches Dr. Bayard T. Ilorton of the Mayo clinic, Rochester, described what he termed the most painful headache he had ever He described it as a hista-rr ire headache caused by an excess of the amino acid, histamine.

He said it usually strikes sufferers while they are sleeping at night and causes them to leap out of bed and injure themselves by running against furniture. Attacks Last for Hour The attacks last about an hour, he said, and neither morphine nor code caa relieve the suffering. He reported that he was able to cure about 90 per cent of the cases by injections of dilute histamine, which built up resistance to histamine between attacks. None of the physicians taking part in the discussion could report a satisfactory explanation of, or cure for, migraine headache. Dr.

Horton said, however, that the drurj dihy-ciroergotamine shows promise of relieving many sufferers. Dr. Franklyn B. Snyder, president of Northwestern university, told the annual banquet meeting last night that he believed the socialist program in Britain will undergo extensive modification. Calling for better international understanding, Dr.

Snyder asserted this could be built on the foundation of good Anglo-American relations. ELGIN BOY HIT BY CAR AT PLAY DIES OF INJURIES William H. Treece, 4, of 462 South Elgin, died yesterday in St. Joseph's hospital, Elgin, of injuries suffered Wednesday when the child was struck by an automobile as he played near his home; The driver was Edwin C. Larson, 46, of rural route 2, Elgin.

The child was the son of Police Detective Wyne Treece of Elgin. Police searching for the driver of a trailer truck involved Wednesday in the death of Patricia Gem-fckie, 7. of 1736 Byron who ran into its rear wheels at Ravenswood JVV yesterday they had identified him. I Detectives Thomas Owens and Claire McCarthy, of Town Hall sta- tion, learned that a Willett company truck had been at the intersection at the time of the accident. The driver, Harvey Sturman, 37, of 3825 North said he had turned the corner at about that time, but did rot know of the accident.

Two factory workers, who were, with him, likewise said they were unaware of it. Police released Sturman, saying he obviously did not realize what had occurred. Up to 4 p. m. yesterday, 222 persons had been killed in Cook county since Jan.

1. Of these 166 were killed in Chicago where 6,350 were injured In the same period. Edna Ferber Testifies on Heirship to Estate Miss Edna Ferber, novelist, appeared yesterday in Probate court to give proof of heirship in the estate of her uncle, Julius Neumann, concert pianist who died Apri! 27 at the age of 79. Miss Ferber came from her home in Stepney, because her mother, Mrs. Julia Ferber, 87, is ill in her apartment in Winde-rnere East hotel.

The estate is left to Mrs. Ferber, her daughters, Miss Ferber and Mrs. Fannie Ferber Fox of New York and two daughters of Mrs. Fox. Daniel F.

McMahon Will Leaves Estate to Widow The will of Daniel F. McMahon, retail advertising manager of The Chicago Tribune who died April 4 was admitted to probate yesterday by George M. Srhatz, assistant to Probate Judge William F. Waugh. Proof of heirship was made by Rosalie McMahon Colnon, a daughter.

The will leaves the entire estate estimated at $100,000 to the widow, Lillian E. McMahon, who was named executrix. VISITOR'S TOPCOAT STOLE! M. Crlpplnv 57 N. 12111 Manl-t'oc, Wis rrportrd (o poller yesterday that broke Into his parked automobile at Michigan av.

and 24th st. and stole a top-l and. tun glasses, valued at $82.30. CAN'T IMAGINE IT, HACK HAS HIS HAIR. TO DOPE WAy TO THINGS TRUMAN SIGNS 2.8 BILLION FUND DEFICIENCY ACT Washington, May 1 (P) President Truman today signed a supplementary deficiency bill which includes 1.8 billion dollars for the veterans' administration.

The agency promptly announced that delayed educational subsistence checks to veterans will start rolling out tomorrow. Also included in the $2,835,161,509 measure is 135 million dollars for the social security program of aid to the aged, children, and blind. The total Is to round out funds for a score of agencies in the fiscal year ending June 30. It also includes 6 million dollars for the school lunch program and 300 million dollars for army relief in occupied countries. The veterans' administration said it had to withhold payments to a majority of the 2,780,000 veterans receiving subsistence because of a lack of funds.

Mrs. Roosevelt Gets Driver License Back Hyde Park, N. May 1 TSpecial Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt today was permitted to drive an automohile again, her driver's license having been reinstated three and a half months after it was revoked as a result of an auto accident in which she was involved last Aug. 14.

Five persons were injured in a collision of her big new sedan with two other cars. The former President's widow admitted she had been dozing at the wheel. Our 60th Year 61-63 East Monroe Street Greenhouse: N. Harlem UNDERTAKERS LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 316 VV. 6.3D-RTRKET AT HARVARD.

r-HONE WENT WORTH 0025. SATURDAY. MOORE John W. 3 p. m.

at chapel. MONDAY. MORROW Robert D. 3 p. m.

et chapel. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 5501 N. ASHLAND-A VENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH 2646. FRIDAY.

QUINLAN Burton G. STAUB Casper VAN HISE Blanche. 1 m. at chapel. 3 p.

m. at chapel. 8 p. m. at chapel.

SATURDAY. CASANAVE Valmer. 7 p. m. at chapel.

t.A BIE Mary 11a. m. In church. MEDER Edward M. 3 p.

at chapel. MONDAY. COOPER Clinton E. GEHARDT Juliua. 3 p.

m. at chapel. 1 p. m. at chapel.

BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 WEST 95TH-STREET. PHONE BEVERLY 2182. FRIDAY. EDELMAN Otto. 1 p.

m. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. BEACHV-Georje E. LAIN SON DONNELLAN FOR FUNERALS JEFFERY-BLVD.

AT 77TH-ST. SOUTH SHORE 8822 JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WABASH-AV. WHITEHALL 6060. 4542 RAVENSWOOD-AV. LONGBEACH 0305.

C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME. 93 YEARS SERVICE SUP.

7709 200 E. ERIE, 1 Bloele E. ot Mlchian. CEMETERIES 4 LOTS, 4 graves each Mt. Auburn Memorial Park, Berwyn.

Leaving city. Sell lor cost. Vlncenncs 5125. CHOICE 3 grave lot Westlawn Memorial Park. $100.

Plaza 3172. FLORISTS LOWEST PRICES ON FUNERAL FLOWERS. GARLAND Flowers. 220 N. Kedzle-av.

Sac. 0909. 3t09 Irving Park. Irving 3900. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS CEMETERY MARKERS.

MONUMENTS AT a vines Sears. Roebuck A- Irvine Park. and ooo S. Homan. DEATH NOTICES In Mfimirlam CUDNEY Nancy Cudncy.

In loving memory of our mother, who passed away May 2, 1941. LOVING SON AND DAUGHTERS. LANDERMAN Nellie Landerman, 1945. You lived a lire that all might envy, Loved and loving, gentle, kind: And in death, your blessed memory. Comforts those you left behind.

LOVING FAMILY. MORRIS Joseph A. Morris. In cherished memory of my dearly beloved husband, who passed away three years ago today. Always in my heart and mind." DEVOTED WIFE.

BEA. PILAS Bridget Pllas. In loving memory OI cur beloved wife and mother, who passed away May 2, 1946. THE PILAS FAMILY. Krntemal iVotlce- KENWOOD LODGE NO.

800. A. F. A A. M.

Masonic services for Brother Edward D. Read will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday, May 3, at chapel, 4141 Cottage Grove avenue. Attendance of members desired.

A. M. RIPLEY, W. M. GOT IN I'VE GOT OUT A WITH THIS NEW GARAGE, HE MAY THINK PATCH THAT HACK WILL UP.

RANK SECOND LIEUTENANT. DEATH NOTICES ADY Clara N. Ady. beloved sister of Mrs. Grace Dunham.

Services Saturday, May 3. 1 p. at funeral home. 5200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster.

Interment Rldge-wood cemelery. ANDERSEN Alfreda Andersen, beloved wife of Frithjof. fond mother of Raymond Andersen, also leaves three brothers in Norway. Funeral Monday, May 5, at 3 p. at funeral home.

13IS9 Devon avenue, at Glenwood. Interment Roaehlll cemetery. BANTZ See William Rudlcel notice. BATE MAN Rollry C. Bateman.

May 1, 1947. beloved husband of Anna, dear father of Rolley brother of Howard, Clarence, and Mrs. Margaret Huftine. Member ot the Hoard of Education Post of The American Legion. Services Saturday.

4 p. at funeral chapel. 4338-40 Fullcrton avenue. Interment Mount Olive. BECK Andrew Beck, April 28.

1947. late of 147 3 Winona street, dear brother of Cust and Greta neck and the late Charles fiaik-man. alno leaves mother, auters, and brothers in Sweden. Funeral Saturday. 11a.

at chapel, 5149-51 N. Ashland avenue at Foster. Interment Elmwood. Member of Carpenters union, local 58, Lon. 5147.

BEI.L Mary Bell, nee Lucas, ot 354 8 S. Western avenue, dearly beloved wlte of the late William, fond mother of John and Mrs. James Larney. Services Saturday. 1 p.

at funeral home, 1939 W. 35th street. Interment Morris, 111. Please omit flowers. BENZ John E.

Ben April 30. beloved husband of Rae. dear lather of Cecelia Dolan, Margaret Host. Marie O'Connell. and John E.

Benz brother of Paul Benz. Funeral Saturday morning at 10:30 o'clock from funeral home, 6216 N. Clark street, to St. Henry church and St. Boniface cemetery.

BIBLY Katherine Blbly of Braidwood. beloved wife of Paul, loving mother of Anne Miklta. Christine Rogers. Katherine Crumly. Elizabeth Ewasko, Paul John, Martin.

Stephen. Milton, sister of John Balash. Jond grandmother of 16 and 2 great-grandchildren. Funeral at Patterson funcrwl home. Braid-wood.

111., Sunday. May 4. at 2 p. m. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

Braidwood. 111. BILEK Joseph Bllek, lond brother of Frank. James, John Victor, and Lucille Lenlnger. Funeral Saturday.

8:30 a. at chapel, 5704 Cermak road. Mass 9:30 a.m.. Blessed Sacrament church, to St. Adalbert' cemetery.

Olympic 4 921. BLICKLE Marie Bllckie, beloved wife of the late Carl fond mother of Elsie Walther, Margaret Duerkoop. Erwln, Walter, and Carl, grandmother of tour grandchildren. Services Saturday, May 3. 1 p.

at funeral home, 2056-58 Belmont avenue. Interment Grace-land cemetery. BRANDT William H. Brandt. 122 Ela street.

Barrington, dear father of Elizabeth Wleden-beck and Harry W. Brandt, one brother. Jour grandchildren, and six great-grandchildren. Resting at funeral home, 123 N. Ela street, Barrington.

Services Saturday at 2 p. m. Interment St. Paul's cemetery. BROWN Elmer Brown, suddenly, of 4704 Bernlce avenue, fond father of Donald Brown, U.

S. beloved son of Jesse end Elizabeth Brown. Funeral at chapel. 2715 W. Madison street.

Saturday. May 3, at 2 p. autos to Memorial Park cemetery. BUNTING Arthur Bunting of Buffalo. N.

fond father of Leslie and Dorothy Kunkle of National City, dear brother of Effle Jane Wlthall. Services Saturday. 1:30 p. at chapel, 624 5 S. Kedzie avenue.

Interment Mount Greenwood. Remains at chapel after 2 p. m. Friday. CALLOW Alvena Holman Callow.

May 1. 1947, of 721 Simpson street, Evanston, 111., wife of Walter H. Callow, mother of Alvah O. Callow. Kenosha, William H.

Callow of Evanston, 111., and Cora Callow Hartung. Pittsburgh, sister of Mrs. S. L. Mellor.

Hammond, Ind. Resting at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, until noon Saturday. Service 2 p. m.

Saturday at First Methodist church chapel. Evanston. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. CAMPBELL Robert F. Campbell, husband of Catherine, father of George Dr.

William and Robert Campbell, brother of John Campbell, Jennie McFarlane. and the late D. Arthur Campbell. Funeral services under the auspices of Tracy lodge. No.

810, A. F. A. Saturday, at 2 p. from his late residence, 9616 Longwood drive.

CASANAVE Valmer Casanave of 4601 N. Dover street, April 30, 1947, beloved wife of Edward lond mother of Edna Dasaro, Ferdinand Edward Charles L. and Herbert H. Casanave; also survived by 18 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. At chapel.

5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday. May 3. at 1 p. m.

Interment Rosehlll cemetery. CEDAR BURG Anna E. Cedarburg. formerly of 5016 Nelson street, dear sister of Arthur. Hattlc Maxton.

Blanche, the late Charles, and A. William Cedarburg. Services Satui-day at 3 p. m. at ftmrral home, 3301 Ful-lerton avenue.

Interment Mount Olive. CHOYNICKI Valeria Choynlrkt. May 1. 1947. beloved wlte of the late Theodote.

dar mother of Helen Myers and Edwaid iond sister of Theresa Coyne, funeral Saturday 9:30 a. from chapel, 1723 Larrabee street, to Immaculate Conception church Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. CHRISTIANSEN Christ Christiansen of the Danish Old People'a home, beloved husband of the late Hanne. dear father of Agatha Jessen, Clara L.

Brand, Charles E. and Frank S. Christiansen; also survived by four grandchildren and one great-grandchild Services Monday at 2 p. m. at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue.

Interment Irving ram Douievara. CORRADO Madeline Corrado. nee Stompanato. beloved wife of Charles, fond mother of Michael, Pat. and Marie, sister of Jimmy Cuneo, and Christ Stompanato.

Funeral notice later. DE HAAS Agnea De Haas, nee Gebczak. of 118 E. 114th place, beloved wife of the late Peter, devoted mother of Peter, Anne Pay ette, Helen. Irene Meyer.

Emma Beemster. Alma. Marcella Wolter, and Clara Marton. sister of Henry Gebczak of Krakow, Poland. Resting at mortuary, 12 E.

112th place. Funeral Saturday. 9 a. to St. Wllllbrord't church.

Local Interment. DONOVAN Margaret Donovan, nee Bly. Iat of 3830 Lake street, beloved wife of John H. Donovan, dear mother of Winifred Had- don, Jean Nichols, and the late Adeline Agee. grandmother of Patricia Agee.

Lester Haddon. Harry. Janice, and Sharon Nichols. Funeral from chapel, 4138 Madison street. Saturday.

9:30 a. to St. Mel' church. Interment Mount Carmel. DROZINSKI Louis W.

Drozhiskl late of 6953 S. Artesian avenue, beloved husband of Frances, nee Smykowskl: fond father of Louis W. Jr. and Valeria. Funeral Saturday.

9:30 a. from chapel. 7133 S. Western avenue, to St. Adrian's church.

Mass 10 a. m. Interment Resurrection. Member ot Daniel Dowling council. K.

of C. Prospect 0777. EDGOOSE Joel Edgoose. beloved husband cf the late Anna, uncle of J. Leslie and Carl Hansen.

Resting at funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road. Service Saturday. May 3, at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Olive cemetery.

ESTER LY Elizabeth Esterly. beloved wife of the late H. O. Esterly, dear mother of Alma Phelan, Mabel Parker, Harry W. Esterly.

Veronica Burke, and Louise Swanson, sister of May, Minnie, and August Klabunde. grandmother of thirteen grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Services Monday, 1 p. at funeral home, 3552 Southport avenue. Interment Acacia Park.

FERRARA Mlcheilna Ferrara. nee Pelllgrinl. beloved wile of the late John, mother of Lucille and Albert. Funeral from chapel. 2809 Harrison street.

Saturday. May 3. 9 a. to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Burial Mount Carmel.

Ncv. 2828. FISCHER Julia Fischer of 408 Selbcurne avenue. Riverside, fond mother of Arthur, mother-in-law ot Anna, grandmother of John F'lscher. Services Saturday, 11 a.

at chapel. 3419 S. Kldgeland avenue. Berwyn. Cremation Bohemian National.

FLOR IAN Anna Florlan. beloved wife of the late Fred, fond mother of Emll. Mrs. Sylvia Rutzen, Fred, and Edwin. Funeral from chapel, 3337-39 W.

North avenue, Saturday." May 3, at 2 p. m. Interment Bohemian National. GAMMON May Estelle Gammon, wife of the Rev. Robert W.

Gammon, a secretary of Congregational Educational society, mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Quinn of Anniston, Ala. Services Friday, 4 p. at chapel. 720 Lake street.

Oak Park. Interment Cassopolis. Mich. GEBHARDT Juliut Gebhardt, suddenly. May 1, 1947, beloved husband of Martha Gebhardt.

brother of Anna and Caroline of Soprom, Hungary. At chapel. 5301 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Monday. May 5.

at 1 p. m. Interment Rosehlll. Member of Honor lodge. No.

1010, A. F. A. M. Charles M.

Kissel Charles M. Kissel, 59, of 3740 Lake Shore president of the Chicago Curtain Manufacturing company, died yesterday in Michael Reese hospital of a heart ailment, lie was active in the curtain and drapery industry and served as secretary and publicity manager for the Chicago Drapery Manufacturers association. He was a member of the Standard club, Bryn Mawr Country club and was a director of Temple Sholem. Surviving are his widow, Sara; two daughters, Rena Mae and Audrey June; and a son, Marshall. Services will be held at 3 p.

m. today in Temple Sholem. Palmer W. Holmes Memorial services for Palmer W. Holmes, 45, of 1117 N.

Dearborn who died Wednesday, will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow the chapel at 2701 N. Clark st. M' Holmes was an official in the lie relations department of Acm jteel company.

He was an honor aduate of Lane Technical High school and a graduate mechanical engineer from Purdue university. He served as lieutenant colonel in the last World war in the, special service command in the Alcan area. He had received the Legion of Merit. Surviving are his widow, Grace, two sisters and a brother. Mrs.

Walter H. Callow Mrs. Alvena Holman Callow, 76, of 721 Simpson Evanston, died yesterday in her home. She was the wife of Walter Henry Callow, head of the Evanston Business college. Surviving also are two sons, Alvah O.

of Kenosha, and William who is associated with his father in the business college and is secretary of the Rotary club of Evanston; and a daughter, Mrs. Cora C. Hartung of Pittsburgh. Services will be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow in the chapel of the First Methodist church, Evanston. Mrs. Robert W. Gammon Mrs. May Estelle Gammon, 531 Clinton av Oak Park, wife of the Rev.

Robert W. Gammon, secretary of- the Congregational Educational society, died yesterday in West Suburban hospital. A daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Quinn, Anniston, also survives. Services will be at 4 p.

m. today In the chapel at 720 Lake Oak Park, with burial in Cassopolis, Mich. PATCHED PANTS MADE AN ISSUE AT RAPE TRIAL Ann Arbor, May 1 fSpecial The trial of Glenn A. Whittle 21, of 1508 N. Kedzie Chicago, (nflav hv Dpfpnse Atty.

John W. Rae, who indulged in some courtroom calisthenics which involved climbing thru an imaginary basement window Rae was cross-examining Patricia Ann Brighton, 19, of Dearborn, the co-ed Whittle allegedly raped last Jan. 16, concerning her identification of a pair of gray trousers as those Whittle wore on that occasion. Miss Brighton stuck to her iden-J, tification, altho she first had told officers Whittle was wearing tan trousers. She remembered the gray ones, she said, because she noticed small patches on the seat wlien Whittle stooped to enter the basement of the home of F.

Moseley they arrived for a steak party the night of the alleged attack. They had found the house locked. The girl's assertion led to Atty. Rae's curious maneuvers, and his claim she could not have seen the seat of Whittle's pants. "You're trying to confuse me," she said, but I did see the seat of his trousers." Rae said he will call Miss Brighton to the stand again tomorrow.

Whittle and the girl were both sophomores at the University of Michigan, but both have been suspended for violations of student conduct regulations. The trial is being conducted before Circuit Judge James Brakey Jr. and a jury of nine men and three women. King Christian Memorial Service Set for Sunday A memorial service for King Christian X. of Denmark will be held at 4 p.

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