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eun tiTttss- mtZXn C3T3CSV -CS1T3 CtTIS- CHICAGO DAILY TftffiONS 4UTI Sfl3i Pat 6 Jul 26, 1M8 CSSSlTUStS. MINE DETECTOR TO I ill (IT WILL OF SINGER HEIRESS CARLS ON-Joeephine G. Carlson, aea WaM, July 84, ot 4512 Jackson beloved wlfa of David M. dear mother ot tha Rev. George David Irene and LaVeroa grandmother ot four, fond sister of Nanny KJelstad, George H.

WahL and tha late Hannah Solem. Service Monday, July 26, 2:30 p.m, at chapeL 124-126 Madison street at Lombard Oak Park. Inter ment Forest Home. CHARLES-Maude L. Charles, nee Charlton, of 121 S.

Elm wood avenue, Oak Park, wlfa of William R-, beloved mother of Mildred MarshaU, Glenn Helen Came, Donald, and the late Robert grandmother of seven grandchildren and one great-grandchild, sister of James G. Charlton and Dru-cilla Smith. Resting at funeral home. 203 S. Marion street (Wisconsin avenue).

Oak Park, LAIN son Funeral Infonnation ZOVTH SIDE CHAPEL at WOT 1B-STRXXT. AT HARVARD. FHONS WDfTWOItTK 62S. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL Set NORTH ASlTLAKB-AVIWUa. FHONS LONCBKACK 3f4.

MONDAY ALEKITJS-Albert 1 p.m., at chapeL LEPMAN-Horaca 2 p.m., at chapeL BTEGEMAN -Gertrude, 11 a.m., at chapeL WEBBER-Anna Grace, 3 p.m.. at chapeL TUESDAY BLASDELL-Ceeelia, 10 lii church, 14ARTIN-Fred 11 a.m., in church. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED) SAINTY-Walter F. IWISMTTH-Wllliam I. BEVERLY CHAPEL WEST STH-aTRCZT.

niONS acrnar sua. OBITUARIES SGT. GEORGE TAYLOR Services for Master Sgt. George R. Taylor.

39. of 7840 S. Peoria st. who died on Friday in an army hospital at San Antonio. after a long illness, will be held at 9 a.m.

Tuesday from the chapel at 1413 W. 79th st. to St. Sabina's church, 78th and Throop sts. Sgt.

Taylor, who prior to entering the air corps in 1942 was an employe of THE TRIBUNE'S public ser- vice office for 11 years, was discharged last August as a captain and re-enlisted as a noncommissioned officer "with the rank of captain in the reserves. He served in the Pacific during World War II. and was a member of Me dill post of the American Legion. He leaves his widow. Marguerite; three sons, Robert.

John, and William; his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George P. Taylor, and a sister.

Mrs. Lois Barr. HARLOW D. HIGINBOTHAM Harlow Davison Higinbotham. unui noon ruesoay.

service Tuesday, 2 p.m, at First Presbyterian church, Oak Park. Burial Forest Home. COSENTINO-See Concetta FuceUlo node. COULTER-Neva Coulter, nee Gould, of 1333 North Menard avenue, beloved wife of William Coulter, fond mother of Mrs. Neva Eackman and Norris, daughter of Mrs.

Agnes Gould, sister of Hugh, Donald, Francis and the late Willard, grandmother of Mrs. Jean Harding, Norris Jr. and Leslie Coulter. Resting at funeral home, 5701-03 West Division street, where services will be held, at 3 p.m., Monday, LONDON. July 25 (AP-A war time mine detector, sensitive to the presence of metal, will be used to search for the will of an old woman who had a habit of hiding things.

She was Mrs. Daisy Alexander. 80. who died from shock following a bomb explosion in 1940. She was the daughter of Isaac Singer, who created the Singer Sewing Machine company.

Riches Put At 12 Million Her wealth was estimated at more than $12,000,000. and income that she scarcely touched amounted to $160,000 a year. July 6. Interment Mount Emblem cemeterx LAIN SON For many years she had lived in DONNELLAN NEW FUNERAL HOME Open For Inspection Jeffrey Bird, at 77th Street SOUTH SHORE 8822. 81.

son of the late Harlow N. Higinbotham. a former partner in Marshall Field Co. and president of the Columbian Exposition of 1893. died Saturday after an illness at the home of his daughter, Mrs.

John Skelton Williams of Richmond. relatives here were informed yesterday. Mr. Hig-inbotham's home was at Harlow-arden, the estate east of Joliet that has been in the family for 114 years. He was formerly president of a cement company in Pennsylvania, but had been retired for many years.

He is survived by a son. Harlow Niles Higinbotham. the daughter. Mrs. Williams, and two sisters.

Mrs. Richard T. Crane Jr. and Mrs. tPEAR-Samuel H.

Spear, at Los Angeles, Calif devoted son of Eleanor andthe 1st Max, dear brother ot Henrietta E. Bennett. Alfred W. Spear et Beverly Hills, Calif, and the late Joseph M. Spear.

Services Tuesday. 2 pun, at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Chevra Shomre Ha das cemetery, Waldhelm, Family at home ot Mrs. A. Bennett.

4442 Hazel avenue. STEGEMAN -Gertrude Stegemas, of 3825 N. Fremont street, July 23, 1948, beloved wit of the late Charles Stegeman, loving mother of Gertrude Sheridan, At chapeL; 5531 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Monday, July 2d, at 11 a-m. Interment Memorial Park.

SULLIVAN-See Charles H. Richter notice. TAYLOR-MBgL George R. Taylor, beloved WT husband ot Marguerite, nee Arm- strong, fond father of Bob, Jack, and rs4 BilLIoving son of George P. and Sadie B.

Taylor, brother of Lola Barr. Resting, at chapel after 9 p.m. Sunday. Funeral Tues-dayfrom chapeL 1413 79th streeL at 9 a to SL Sabina's church. Burial Holy Sepulchre cemetery.

Member of Medlll-Tribune post. No. 343. American Legion. TEGTMEYER-Barbark Tegtmeyer, oeloved wife of Herman, fond sister of Ricka Kra-toehvli, Augusta Rosenbach, Henry Koenlg and the late Mary Seecksen.

Member of Me Kinley chapter, No. 574, E. S. and El-mania Rebekaa lodge, Ho. 45, LO.O.F.

Serr ice 1:30 p.m., Monday, at chapeL 1648 W. 63rd streeL Interment Waldhelm. TERMINE-See Concetta FuccClo notice. THAISEN-Jessie Thaisen, nee Hanson, wife of the late Lorens H. of 4343 Beacon street dear mother ct Inez Dierssen, Gladys Schmidt, the late Elva Axelson, and Lorens H.

Thaisen, grandmother of Warren and Robert Axelson, Allene Morse, Joan Dierssen, and Harry Schmidt, great-grandmother of Celia Axelson and John A. Morse. Resting at funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road. Services Monday, July 26, at 2 p.m.f toRosehilL TOPPING -James Topping, July 24, 1948, ot 541 N. Forest avenue.

Oak Park, husband of the late Emily, father of Mrs. K.W. Miles, brother of Annie Hutchinson, of Pittsburgh, grandfather of Ann Emily and Walker T. Miles. Resting at funeral home, 318 N.

Central avenue, Austin. Services Tuesday, 2:30 p.m. Interment Mount Emblem. Euclid 74o7. 'VANDERBILT-Jofin A.

(Jack) Vanderbilt, suddenly, age 54, of 257 W. 107th place, beloved husband of Jennie, nee Hoekstra, dear father of Dorothy, Lave me and John brother of Mrs. Pearl Keesen, Mrs. Peternell De Bok, and Mrs. Johanna Van der Woude.

Resting at chapeL 10834 Michigan avenue, until 11 a.m. Tuesday. Services at Third Christian ReL church, 109th pL and Perry at 2 p.m. Interment Fail-mount. Pul 3534.

WALSH-Samuel J. Walsh, July 23, 1948, husband of the late Mathilda, nee Decantil-lion, father of Edward V. and the late Es-telle Walsh, brother of Mrs. John E. Sheridan, Margaret King, and the late William P.

Walsh and Catherine Callahan. Funeral Monday, 9 a from chapel, 7705 Cottage Grove avenue, to St. Laurence church. Mass 10:30 a-m. Interment Mount Olivet.

WEBER-Oscar H. Weber, beloved husband of Agnes, fond father of Emma A. Quinlan, son of the late Martha, grandfather of Sheila, Joan and John. Member of Federal lodge, No. 961, A J.

A.M. Service 2 p.m., Tuesday, at chapeL 1648 W. 63rd StreeL Interment Evergreen. WE INERT- Frank H. Weinert, July 24, 1948, beloved husband cf Ruth, dear father of Edvthe Koch, Douglas, Warren and Ronald, grandfather of Gerald, brother of Hattie, Alma and Minnie.

Service Tuesday, 1 p.m, at funeral chapeL 4338-40 Fullerton avenue. Interment Concordia cemetery. WE STEELE JD-Edna Fahrenholz Westerlind, July 23, 1948, late of 4020 Clarendon avenue, beloved wife of Lincoln T. Westerlind, dear sister of Kirs. Edith Swanson, Mrs.

Dorothy Murphy, Martha, Anna, Esther, Otto, Charles, and the late Herbert Fahrenholz. Resting at funeral iome, 4506 Sheridan road, where services will be held Tuesday, July 27, at 1:30 p.m. Interment RosehilL InL Longbeach 4714. ZICCARELLI-See Concetta FuceUlo notice. ZITZOW-Edward F.

ZItzow, July 24, 1948, beloved husband of Frances, nee Herken-rath, loving daddy of Ann Elizabeth, dearly beloved son of Louis and Dorothea, fond brother of Louis. Remains at funeral home, 3653-65 Fullerton avenue, until Tuesday, 11 a-m. Service 2 p.m., at Jehovah Ev. Luth. church.

Interment Elmwood. BeLlBlS. JOHN CARROLL SONS tHOME FOR FUNERALS" (XII AT WABASR-AT. WHITEHALL eoeo. 494 R4VENSWOOD-AT.

LONOBEACH 0SO. GINS'BERG-Morris A. Ginsberg, of 7516 Cot fax aveaae, beloved husband of Mmfde, aea Gevlrtz, dear father of Paul and Dr. Robert, loving grandfather of David, NelL Susan, and Robert, fond brother of Ida Walberg and William. Service Monday, 10 tuiiu, at chapeL 6935 Stony Island avenue.

Interment Free Sons cemetery, Waldhelm. Family at home of Dr. Robert Ginsberg, 6434 North Damea avenue. GOVIER-Sheldon W. Govier, of 615 W.

107th street, July 24, 1948, dear husband of Anne, nee Artin, fond father of John, Marian, la Tokyo, Japan, and the late Gladys Gray, grandfather of Nancy Anne, brother ot Ben lamia Govier, Mrs. Eleanor McDonough, Mrs. Caroline Merder and Sam Manilla. -Ninth Ward Democratic Committeeman, and Clerk of tha Appellate Court. At home from Monday evening to Wednesday.

Service at Greenstone M.E. church, 112th and Cham plain, at 2 p.m. Interment local cemetery. Member cf Clan MacDonald, No. 41, Calumet lodge.

No. 84, K. of Eastgate lodge. No. 923, A J.

A.M, Oriental consistory, Medinah shrine, the Porcupine club, L.O.O.M. lodge. No. 1062, and tha Roseland Kiwanis club. GRADY -Lt.

J.g, Edward J. Grady, TLS.IL, bw ot 4240 Washington boulevard, died in Gibraltar, Aug. 15, 1943. Beloved fBi4son of Peter and Elizabeth Grady, nephew of Merrell Cipriani, Jack, Edward and the late Hugh Brennan. At chapeL 4138 Madison street, Tuesday, after 4 p.m.

Late member of Alpha Delta Gamma of Loyola University. Funeral Wednesday at 10 a.m., to St. Mels church. Interment ML CarmeL Military honors by Austin Post V.F.W. In lieu of flowers, please make any offering to Patna India Mission, co Father O'Connor S.J, 1110 S.

May st, Chicago GRAHAM-Mlrlara L. Graham, of the Grae-mere Hotel, sister of the late Agnes. Resting at funeral home, 5708 W. Madison street where services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. Interment Graeeland.

Member Of West End Womens club. Austin 2012. EAEDTLER-William 7. Haedtler, of Oak Lawn, 111, beloved husband of Lillian, nea Beaufort, dear father of Mrs. Helen H.

Froemke and Arthur brother of Martin C. At rest in chapel, 2024 E. 75th street. Services Wednesday, p.m. Interment Oakwood.

HURST-NetUe Miller HursL July 25, 1948, of 738 Hlnman avenue, Evanston, 111, formerly of Peru, Ind, mother of Mrs. Grace Hurst Frey, and Mercedes Hurst, sister of Mrs. Acel Dukes Mrs. James Kepner and Richard L. Miller.

Service 8 p.m, Monday at chapeL 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Service and interment Wednesday, Peru, Ind. HYNES-Clara Sullivan Hynes, July 24, ot 636 S. 18th beloved wife of the late William, dear mother ot Mrs. Florence Gavin, Walter Sullivan, and the late Margaret and Robert Sullivan, sister of Mrs.

Rose Sharp, Mrs. Emma Henderson, and William Goebig. Funeral Tuesday, July 27, at 9 a.m, at funeral borne, 301 S. Fifth avenue, at Maple street, Maywood; and 10 a.m, at St. Bona ventures church, Diversey Pkwy, and Marshfield avenue.

Interment Calvary. Maywood 100. JEFFERS -Grace B. Jeffers, July 24, of 794? Indiana avenue, beloved wife of George A. Jeffers, loving mother of Norman, fond daughter of Maude and the late Fred Newman, sister of Mae Krone ot Argo, Illinois.

Resting at chapel, 6522 S. Halsted street, where services will be held Wednesday, 3 p.m. Interment Oak Woods. Member ot America chapter. No.

454, O.E.S. and Square unit. No. 232, A. Auxiliary.

KAHN-Leon Kahn of 7618 Kingston avenue, beloved husband of the late RacheL dear father of MArie Max of Paris France, Marshall and Sarah Citron, loving grandfather ot Stuart and Georgann. Services Tuesday 11 a.m, at chapeL 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment O.B.A. cemetery. Waldhelm.

Family at 2435 E. 78th street. KANTER-Pfe. Calvin H. Eanter, of 1257 Cabrini street, age 20, killed In ac-Kon July 27, 1944, in France, dearly beloved son of William and Lillian, loving brother of Milton and Marvin.

Military services Monday, 6:30 p.m. and Tuesday, 2 p.m., at chapeL 3600 W. Roosevelt road. KtLGER-TheresIa Kilger, nee Khaus, 2033 -Cullom avenue, July 23, 1948, beloved wife of the late Frederick, loving mother of Theresa Wallisch, the late Fred and Frank Kilger, and Rose Heinrlch, dear grandmother ot Robert, Thomas, and John Wallisch, and Richard Steigerwald. Funeral Tuesday, July 27, at 9 a.m., from chapeL 2114 Irving Park road, to Queea of Aruels church.

Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. KILROY-See Julia Crotty notice. KCITZ-Sea Julia Crotty notice. Austin COX-Evelyn (Amelia) Cox, fond mother of Frances Donaldson, Paul, Clyde and Evelyn FrentzeL Services Wednesday, 11 a.m., from chapel, 2346 W.

Madison street. Interment Oak Ridge cemetery. CRAVEN-Bertha Craven, nee Eekert, of 8924 Cottage Grove avenue, beloved wife Of Thomas, fond mother of Margaret Royals, grandmother of Patricia and Robert, sister of George, Saliaka Kootz, the late Peter, August and Mary White. Funeral Tuesday, at 9 a.m., from chapel, 9108 Cottage Grova avenue, to St. Jcachin's church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. CROTTY-Julia Crotty. nee Roland, wife of William loving mother of Mae Kints, Eleanore Doerlng, Myrtle Kilroy, and William J. fond grandmother of Duke KIntz, Charlene, Charles, Richard, Leanne Kilroy, and Paul Doerlng Jr. At residence, 4052 W.

Van Buren street. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m, to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Interment All Saints. CULKE EN-Elizabeth Culkeen, beloved wife of Leonard dear mother of John sister of Bertha Richardson, Meta hi. White and August Weith.

Funeral Tuesday, July 27, at 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue, to St. Celestlne's church. Interment St. Joseph's.

Kildare 5420. CALLACH-Royal J. Dallach, of Forest Hills, Lor.g Island, N.Y., July 21, brother of Elsie Cowan of Galesburg, Gertrude Foley ct Los Angeles, Alexander William and Carl W. of La Grange. Service Tuesday, 2 p.m., at Klmber and West chapel.

Gales burg, 111. DANCZYK-Theresa L. Danczyk, beloved wife of Louis. Resting at chapel, 1006 N. Western avenue.

Funeral notice later. Ar milage 3378. DECKER -Alfred Decker, of 2942 Sheridan road, age 76, beloved husband of Raye, nea Hexter, dear father ot Mrs. C. E.

Gelb of Glencoe, Mrs. Leonard Shanhouse of Rock-ford, HI, Mrs. Milton L. Frank, and Ted S. of Beckley, West Va, devoted grandfather of nine grandchildren.

Service Monday, 1 p-m, at chapel, 5206 Broadway. i Interment RosehUl. rJEEKE-Sgt Norman H. Deeke, U.S.A., at Grosvenor near the United States embassy, in an old house that she retained despite many attempts to evict her. Mrs.

Alexander made at least fiveorsix wills, said her attorney, Barry Cohen. After her death, however, the only one that could be found was 40 years old. Hunt Secret In House Survivors believe Mrs. Alexander may have hidden a later one. and the old house, they suspect, holds a secret.

It is believed a safe may be concealed in the thick walls. The government has leased the building for offices. The ministry of worts, however, has given permission to the executors to go over the walls with a mine detector that once searched for German mirres In North Africa. RITES TO BE TUESDAY FOR JAMES TOPPING. EMINENT PAINTER.

69 Services for James Topping. 69. considered one of the nation's C. H. JORDAN CO.

Si YEARS SERVICE SUP. 7701 40 a. Xitne.1 slock et auchltaa. fvnuuz. iomi.

S1MCTEIIES CHAPEL Ellis Gardens Cemetery-8 grave lot. Leaving city. Will take best effer. Newcastle 6019 between 6-7 p.m. CLEM Oak.

Maples sect. Driveway plot for $300. 12 Vie cemetery price. 8 graves. Midway 8533 FLYING THIEF HUNT SWITCHES TO MICHIGAN Chack List of Students at Pal-Waukee (Picture on back page.

Officials at the Pal-Waukee airport near Wheeling studied lists of former flying students yesterday in an effort to identify a pudgy, dark haired young man who stole an airplane Saturday evening, crash landed on a concrete highway 8 miles south of Kewaunee. and disappeared after hitchhiking into Manitowoc. The search turned to Alpena. because the pilot told a Wisconsin assemblyman that he was going there to see a sweetheart. Familiar With Field Jack Bryan, manager of the Pal-Waukee airport, said there had been no recent flights to or from Alpena.

He said he believed that the missing man had taken flight training at Pal-Waukee. was familiar with the field and the two-seater Ercoupe plane, and had gone there intending to take off hurriedly. He was dressed in brown coveralls, resembling army surplus garments used by many student pilots. After the cross-wind take-off, the plane was pursued but not spotted by W. E.

Heller, a flight instructor, and a squadron from the Glenview Naval Air station. The plane was owned by the Pascal Rent-a-Plane system and had been parked near the Pascal hangar. Fuel For 300 Mile Flight The plane, which carried enough fuel for a 300 mile flight, was next seen over the Manitowoc county airport. State Assemblyman and Mrs. Otto Vogel of Manitowoc.

found the plane wrecked, in a roadside ditch. Cars kept getting in my way. but I missed them," the pilot told the Vogels. saying he had run out of gas and tried to land on the paved slab. He was bleeding from a forehead cut and wiping the plane's controls when they drove up.

The man, given a ride to Manitowoc, told the Vogels that he had better telephone a friend "Al" in- Chicago. He said he was attempting to find a "short cut" across Lake Michigan to see a girl in Alpena, but would catch a car ferry from Manitowoc to Manistee, Mich. Plane's Kev Thrown Away After the stranger had thanked Vogel and dashed into a hotel in Manitowoc. Vogel noticed the plane's ignition key in the gutter. Vogel ran after the man, who apparently had slipped out of a coffee shop door to disappear.

Sheriff Arthur Truttschel of Manitowoc sent deputies to the ferry docks, but found no trace of the missing flyer. They searched a movie theater, after getting a tip that the man had gone there. We couldn't find any fingerprints in the plane," the sheriff said. POWERFUL RIVER TUG PUT ON DISPLAY AT MICHIGAN AV. BRIDGE The new river tug, Aztec, most powerful ever built on the Great Lakes, will be on public display Monday and Tuesday in the Chi- rilRISTS i FLOWERS 63 East Monroe St Central 3777, most eminent I painters of Amer 909 N.

Harlem Village 4200 ican landscapes and skies, who died Saturday in A. LANGE jm' NornDurg, Germany, April I beloved husband of Erdine, nee Pardy, lovinz son of Herman Deeke and his home at 541 I CiATH HOUSES la M-a-laaa N. Forest Oak Park will be held at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in the chapel at mm rm tt 1 ESPOSITO-MarceHa Esposito, July 26, 1946. ''Mother" your memory is as dear today In the hour you passed away.

av. He will be FRANK AND ANTHONY ESPOSITO. ANGELTNE FALCO, GRANDCHILDREN. SAT-James G. Hay, July 26, 1933.

His memory is as dear today as in the hour he Alice H. Patterson. BERNARD VICTOR SWENSON Bernard Victor Swenson, 75, retired associate of electrical engineering at the University of Wisconsin and former official of the Baron G. Collier advertising organization in New York City, was buried Saturday in Graeeland cemetery. He died Friday at the home of a sister, Mrs.

Victor D. Cronk of La Grange. A graduate of the University of Illinois, he served as national secretary of the American Electric Railway association. A daughter and two sons survive. DR.

BOHUMTL SLADEK Services for Dr.Bohumil Sladek. 77. of 2517 S. COth Cicero, a physician, who died on Saturday -in his home after a long illness, will be held at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in the chapel at 5128 W.

25th Cicero. Dr. Sladek was graduated from the University of Illinois college of physicians and surgeons in 1892. He leaves his widow, Bernice; three sons. Dr.

Edward and Dr. William, both physicians, and Robert; and two stepsons. Charles and Wilbur Fink. DR. WILLIAM P.

JACOBS Washington July 25 (AP Dr. William Plumer Jacobs, 54, of Charlotte, N.C.. president of the American Cotton Manufacturers association, died here today. He had suffered a heart attack July 16. Dr.

Jacobs was president of Jacobs Press and of Jacobs sport magazines including Sportfolio, American Lawn Tennis, and Aim. He was former president of Presbyterian college. Clinton. S.C.. and had been chairman of its board since 1946.

paiMi away. LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY. XJEJC-Robert Steele Kirk. In loving memory cf my dear husband who passed away five tears ago today. LOUISE KIRK.

HAD FORD-Lillian E. Radford. In loving memory of our dear wife and mother who was called away one year ago today. "Restirw in God's r.r-" LOVING HUSBAND, ROBERT AND MARLYN. buried in Mount Janet "roppir.g Emblem cemetery.

Mr Topping won many prizes for his paintings, among them. "Wind Among the Trees." "Allegheny Mountains-Winter." and "Indian Summer." His works have been displayed in art salons across the country. He was considered especially superior in his treatment of skies. A native of Cumberland. England.

Mr. Topping came to America in 1903. He began his career as a lithografer. but studied at the Art Institute of Chicago and turned to oil painting. He was treasurer and a director ot the Palette and Chisel club, and a member of the Lithografers' club; the Oak Park Art league, and the Chicago Painters and Sculptors association.

A widower, he leaves a daughter. Mrs. Eewley. Miles, three grandchildren and a' sister. fiANSONE-Salvatore Sansone.

In memory ot our dear husband and father, who passed away seven years ago today. Sincere and true in his heart and mind Beautiful memories he left behind. LOVDKJ WIFE AND CHILDREN. AIR KIDNAPING PLOT SUSPECTED IN DEATHS OF 25 LUG-F. O.

John H. Klug, Pilot, WBSTFRLINO-Lloyd ft. Westerlinf. In memory of our beloved husband and father, who I catssed away July 28 1842. -A aceta Fighter 359th Fighter Group, 8th Air Force, killed over Wretham.

England. Julv LAjyjMfJ wita AND SUH, EUU, mm srateraal If otlcee ADELPSI chanter. No. 820 O.E.S.. members Adeline ueisen, Drouier of Mrs.

aye Nelson, Wayne and Doris. Funeral Tuesday; July 27. at 9 a.m., from funeral home, 42E5-67 W. Division street, to Ss. Cyril and Methodius church.

Interment St. Josephs cemetery. Military honors by Deeke and Ohlendorf post. No. 67, AMVET3 of World War Beecher, HL Albany 3600.

DE GRADO-Josephine DeGrado, nee Gerrl-tano, beloved wife of Jam, loving mother of Emmandale, Josephine Pintaro, Mary Palaggi, MlchaeL Tony and Joseph, grandmother of twenty-one grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m, from chapel, 2600 Wentworth avenue, to St. Cecilia's church, 45th and Wells street. Intei ment St. Mary's.

Victory 1861. DEL 'PRINCrPE-Emil Del Principe, of 5518 W. North avenue, beloved husband of Rose, loving father of Ann LinkowsW, William and Eleanor Ciecke, dear brother cf Joseph, John, Hank, Otto. Paul, Gilbert, and Frank, for.d grandfather cf Bernie Patricia, William, and Kattleen. Funeral Monday, 8:30 a.m., from fucieral home, 619 S.

Ashland blvd, to St. Angela's church. Interment Mount CarmeL DOERTNG-See Julia Crotty xotice. DuBOIS-Basheva DuBois, of 7QD7 SL Greeii street, beloved wife of the late LI pa, dear mother of Ethel Michaels, Max, Laurence 14., Clifford, Eugene and Harold, eleven grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. Services Monday, 11 at chapeL 6935 Stony Island avenue.

Interment O.K.O.J. cemetery Waldben. Please omit Cowers. DnTKOWSra-Stanley DutkovskL late of 264S W. 24th street, belovsd husband of Josephine, dear father of Adam, Stanley Jean Toman and Matthew.

Funeral, Tuesday, 9:30 a.m, from chapeL 2325 S. California avenue to St. Roman's church. Interment Resurrection. Eishop 6123.

EBERLS-Charles K. Eberl. of 3917 W. North avenue, beloved misoand of Lillian, r.ee Dunn, fond father of 1T3. Eleanor Babene, John Francis, Russell, Roy Edward, Mrs.

Lillian Loser, Donald James and tha late Clurles grandfather cf fourteen. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 from funeral home, North avenue, to Maternity B.V.M. church. In-terment St. Joseph's cemetery.

Member cf TonU Council No. 1567 of C. BeL 4047. ECKERT-See Bertha Craven notice. EGELAND-Ben Jay 24, 1948, bit loved husband of Hannah, diar father of Harriet, Leona, Howard, Kehard, Muriel Lew and Russell, brother of Mrs.

Tiliie Volquartz and Arthur and tie late Marie Oftedahl, Jonas, Andrew and Emil. Member of Portage Park lodge. No. 1002, A.F. and A.M.

Services Wednesday, 2 pvm, at funeral chapeL 4338-40 Fuliertoa avenue. Inter ment Mount Olive- Elming, beloved husband of late Minnie, nee Foster, fond father ot Albert, and Aura Duzsnbery, devoted grandfather of Patty Elming, and Eddie Duzenbery. Funeral at Donovao, ninol. Information Towers 3330. MFRCURT -Anthony Mercury, of 5136 SL Ko-11a aveaua, beloved husband ot Thereea, nea Baroaa, fond father of MichaeL Joseph, Mary futile, Ann Nutlle, Rose DeSommers, Victoria, Frank, Anthony Antoinette Karae and I Robert Mercury.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 69C8 S. Kedzie avenue, to SL Richard's church, 50th street and Kostner avenue. Interment SL Mary's. GrovehlllOOia MESSINA-SSgt. Sam Mike Messina, kOled in K.

action, Nov. 3, 1944, in Belgium, be- 1 loved son Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mes-r sina, brother of Josephine Ruggerio, Jensett and Jim Jr. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m., from chapeL 2600 Wentworth avenue, to Sancta Maria Incoronata church.

Interment SL Mary's. Victory 1861. MORGAN-Pfc. Charles E. Morgan, Co.

'27th InL, killed on Luzon, P.L, Feb-Ljl ruary 3, 1945, beloved father of Jean, David and Charlene, loving son of Ida, ot 7145 South Park avenue, and the late Joseph, fond brother of David of Moline, Mrs. Ida Mae Heinlein, and Mrs. Jean Downs rd. Services, 10:30 a. Thursday, July 29, at Rock Island, Illinois, arsenaL Aberdeen 0322.

MUELLER-Alfred C. Mueller, fond brother of Anna Nixon, Isabella Miller, Agnes, Fredrick and Hattie Howley. Funeral private, Tuesday, 2:00 p.m, from funeral borne, 3552 Southport avenue. Cremation at Graeeland. Please omit flowers.

MULAY-J ames 7. Malay, late of 833 N. Kar-lov avenue, loving busoand of Marie, nee La Polla, fond father of Kathleen and Marguerite, dear son of Joseph, and Margaret, nee Parisi, brother of Anthony De Bar do, Sam, Peter, Kirs. Mary Leone, Mrs. Angelina Glganti, Frances and Margaret.

FuneraL Tuesday, July 27, at 8:30 a.m., from chapel, 3425 W. Chicago avenue, to Our Lady ot Angels church. Interment SL Joseph's cemetery. Nevada 7200. HAISMITH-William J.

Nalsmith, of 6133 N. Kenmore avenue, July 22, 194a, beloved husband of Elsie F. Nalsmith, dear brother of Grayce M. Nalsmith, at chapeL 5501 N. Ashland avenue.

Funeral notice later. NIECIAG-Frank Nieciag. of 5228 S. Honors street, beloved husband cf Rose, nee Lata-wiec, loving father of Joseph, Walter and Ann, brother of Bemice Paterek. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 46th and Hermitage avenue, to SL Joseph church.

Interment Resurrection. NTMTZ -Herbert W. Nimtz, late of 4704 N. Talman avenue, fond son of August W. and Else, nee Bens, brother of Meta, grandson of August Benz.

Services Tuesday, 3 p.m., at chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road. Cremation Acacia Park, Please omit flowers. Kildare 6220. NO LAN-Arnold (Duke) Nolan, July 24, 1948, husband of Noimoia, fond father of Robert Nolan and Mrs. Vernon Voltz, brother of Mrs.

Richard Fogarty, Mrs. L. G. Clarke and Mrs. A.

J. Broadbear. Funeral services Monday, 10 a.m., at Immaculate Conception church, Waukegan, ILL Interment SL Mary's cemetery. KOVAK-Dr. Frank 7.

Novak of 156 Law-ton road. Riverside, EL, beloved husband of Antoinette Novak, fond father of Dr. Frank J. Novak and Olga Glldden, broth-er of Otto E. Novak; grandfather of James John Glidden.

At chapel, 6501 N. Ashland avenue, Chicago, where services will be held Tuesday, July 27, at 11 a.m. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Pleas omit flowers. PAULSON-See Martin death notice.

PEPTTCLATR-Lilllan Pepitclair, July 24, wife of the late Arthur Pepitclair, mother of Arthur Mrs. Edward Caball, Mrs. Charles Gruenwald and Mrs. James Hall. RestingatE.

W. Tobin Sons funeral home, 236 N. Genesee street, until time of services, Tuesday 9 a.m., Immaculate Conception church. Burial in Ascension cemetery, Libert yville, Illinois. PETERSON-Mathllda Peterson, nee Magnuson, July 24, 7146 Normal boulevard, beloved wife of Fritz fond mother of Mrs.

Aimee Johnson and Mrs. Helen Wallace, grandmother of Evan. At chapeL 6822 Wentworth avenue, until Tuesday forenoon. Funeral private. Please omit flowers.

PUTMEN-Veronica Putmen, dearly beloved mother of Jacqueline, dear sister of Catherine and Este He Frogner, Marie Glowack, and Angeline Novak, fond sister-inlaw of Irving and Milton Frogner, Stanley Glowack and Joseph Novak. Funeral Tuesday, July 27, 9 a.m, from funeral home, 2246 W. North avenue, to Good Shepherd church. Interment Norwood Park Home cemetery. Brunswick 6656.

QUINLAN-See Oscar H. Weber notice. RATLEDGE -Mabel Ratledge, July 24, of 2811 Jackson boulevard, beloved wife of William fond mother of Herbert and Roland, grandmother of Phyllis, Robert and Roland fond sister of the late Ida Schaffer and Walter Young, dear aunt ot Marion Kirk. Services Tuesday, July 27, 2:30 p.m., at chapeL 124-126 Madison street at Lombard avenue. Oak Park.

Eastern Star services by Adelphi chapter. No. 820. O.E.S. Services by the Pythian Sisters, Monday, July 26, p.m., at chapeL RICHTER-Charles H.

Richter, lata of 3334 Maypole avenue, beloved husband of Lucille, nee Sullivan. Funeral service Monday, at 2 p.m, from chapeL 4245 Madison street. Interment Forest Home. Member ot Hoisting Engineers, local 150. RINGHOFER-John Ringhofer, ct 8124 S.

Justine street, July 24, dearly beloved husband ot Mary, fond father of Mrs. Eleanor Nash. John, and the late Emily Ringhofer, grandfather of Mary Ann and Stephen, father-in-law of Tom Nash and June Ringhofer. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p.m, at chapeL 5652 S. Ashland avenue.

Interment Evergreen ceme tery. Republic 0073, ROSENTHAL-Anna RosenthaL of 4823 K. Ki'U avenue, beloved mother of Charles, Joseph, David. Zelda, Grace and Sally Sparber, 2 grandchildren. Funeral Monday, July 26, 12 noon, at chape, 2235 W.

Division street. ROYALS -See Bertha Craven notice. SAHTORO- Frank Santoro, of 4029 Jackson boulevard, beloved husband ot the late Mary Grace, nee Perrincelli, fond father of Nicholas, Jennie and the late Anthony. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30, from chapeL 3500 W. Harrison street, to SL Mel's church.

Inter ment Mount CarmeL Nevada 0644. ECHNEIDER-Fred O. Schneider, July 24. 1948, beloved husband of Alma, nee BloedeL dear father of Adelaide Kosman, father-in-law of Mehrtn Kosman, grandfather ot Karen Kosman. Resting at funeral home, 1649 W.

61st streeL until noon Wednesday. Services at SL Martini Luth. church, 51st and Marshfield avenue) at 2:00 p-m. Member of General John Swift Post no. 363 V.F.W.

Prospect 4243. SCHUH-Toblas Schuh, beloved husband of Mary, nee Schuh, fond father ot John, grandfather of Richard and Bette, fatherin law of Doris. Resting at parlors, 6451-53 S. Ashland avenue, until Tuesday morning. Services 1:30 p.m., at Golgotha Ev.

Luth. church, 67 and Wolcott streets. Interment Archer Woods. Prospect 0220. SHANNON-Charles E.

(Ed) Shannon, late of 7511 S. Carpenter street, beloved son ot tha late Clell and Margaret Shannon, fond nephew of Mrs. Susie Chase, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Best and the late Mrs.

Agnes Haley. Funeral Tuesday, 10 a.m, from funeral home, Halsted at 76th street, to SL Leo church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Stewart 7700. SEEK-1st Lt.

Sidney Sher. with 388th Bomber a-ifc group, sqdr. 559, U.S.A., late of 771 N. Ashland avenue, killed in action over Germany Nov. 9, 1944, beloved son ot Samuel and Sylvia, nee Mldetz, fond brother of William and Frank.

Funeral Wednesday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 1300 W. Devon avenue. Interment Masonic section Jewish Woodlawn, 16th and Harlem avenues. Military honors by LU Arthur Gartenberg post. No.

398, J.W.V. EICKDJGER-Robert E. Sickinger, beloved husband of Lillian Wolford Sickinger, devoted father of Jack Sickinger and Robert Elliott, brother of Emma, Louise, Jule, and Charles Sickinger, and Carrie O'Conner. Funeral Wednesday, July 28th, at 2 p.m., from funeral home 1018-20 West 79th atjreeL interment Mount Hope. -SIECKER-Mary Elizabeth Connor Sleeker, loving wife of the late Edward G.

Sleeker of Cleveland, Ohio, fond daughter of John and Mary T. Connor, nee Jennings, dear sister ot Clara Greene, Alice Vandermuelen, Robert Warren Virginia C. Shine and the late John and Sylvester Connor. Funeral from late residence, 228 60th place, Tuesday, 9:00 a.m, to St. Martin'a church.

Burial local cemetery. SIEGEL-William SiegeL son of Lena and tha lata Morris, beloved husband of Olga, load brother ot Max, Rosa Virshbo, Mitchell and Dorothy. Funeral Monday, 2 p.m.. at chape, 13125 W. Roosevelt road.

Interment Jewish Waldhelm. tajtDEK-Dr. Bohumll Sladek, 2517 S. 60th court, beloved husband of Bernice, devoted father of Dr. Edward, Robert and Dr.

B. Sladek, stepfather of Charles and Wilbur Fink, brother of Mary Eynek and Rose C. Sladek, grandfather ot six. Funeral Tuesday, July 27, 1:30 p.m.. at chapel 6128-30 W.

25th street, Cicero. Cremation Bohemian National. Please omit Sowers. Olympic 80. SMITH -Charles E.

Smith, July 23, 1948, et Royal Arms Hotel, 835 E. 63rd place, beloved father of Eugene, Betty Jo and Patricia Lou Smith, fond son of Carson B. and the late Clara B. Smith, brother of LeRoy Smith. Service at chapel, 7509 Stony Island avenue, 1:30 p.m.

Interment Mount Hope. Information Fairfax 2900. 'SMETKO-Frank Smetko, July 23, 1948, lata of 1334 S. 56 th court, Cicero, devoted husband of the late France Smetko, beloved, father of Frances Jeray, Matilda Milcie. Mildred Balent, Francis M.

Jr, Michael and Emil N. Smetko, fond father-in-law of Jerry Jeray, Stephen Milcie, Stephen Batont, and Rose Smetko, dear grandfather of Doane and Sherrilyn Jeray. Resting at kern for funerals, 5o42 Cermak road. Funeral Tuesday, at 9 lb, to Holy Trinity chares. JateraaBt Besarrectico.Jaal SOT.

please attend O.E.S. services for Sister 1 Mabel Ratledge, Tuesday, 2 p.m., at chapeL Madison street. Oak Par. I ELEANOR LAURA A. HANCARROW-SECY.

CUTN ITICIt- Chief Justice Smith, Of Mississippi, Dies Jackson. July 25 (APj Chief Justice Sydney Smith of the Mississippi Supreme court died last night. He was 79 and had served on the state's high bench for 39 years, longer than any other member in the court's history. CHARLES E. STEVENSON Charles E.

Stevenson. 67. father of tw0 lawyers, died yesterday in his home at 6625 Hiawatha av. He was a retired inspector for the Otis Elevator company, for which he had worked 47 years. Mr.

Stevenson is survived by his widow, Mary; two daughters, Mrs. Marion Harwas, a lawyer, and Mrs. Esther Lock wood, and two sons. William a lawyer, and Alfred J. Stevenson.

Services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in St. Edward church. MRS. ANNA LOUISE HASDEN Mrs.

Anna Louise Hasden. 80, a teacher at the Samuel Gompers school for crippled children for 22 years, died Saturday in Los Qatos. friends here were in Greeks Sentence 40 Hen And 8 Women To Death ATHENS. July 25 (APKForty men and eight women were sentenced to death by an Ioannina military court last night on charges of collaborating wit2 guerrillas. Nine persons, including one woman, were sentenced to life imprisonment.

p-j -j I OGLIATA-Peter Agliata, of 3931 W. Crenshaw street, beloved husband of Antoinette, nee Lombardo, father of Joseph, Roy, Nick, and Carmella, brother Nick, Sam, and Rosolina Pentano. i Funeral, Tuesday, a.m., from chapel, 900 Sacramento boulevard, to Blessed 1 Mother Cabrinl church. Interment MC CarmeL Sacramento 4747. 'ALLEK-Frederiek Ronald Allen, age 13 sears, lata residence 7710 Marquette avenue, son ot Clarence and Jean, nee Shutter, brother of Jeaa Florence and Clarence I Herbert.

Resting at funeral home, 79th street and Phillips avenue. Services 3 p.m., Monday. Interment Cedar Park cemetery. South Shore 6359. ANDERS-Eugenie Anders, nee Oeschler, 2129 Belle Plaine avenue, beloved wife of loving mother of Richard, dear daughter of Eugene and Pauline Oeschler, gear sister ctElsa Glaesman and Arthur and Walter Oeschler.

Services Tuesday, July 27, at 2 p.m, at chapeL 2114 Irving Park road. Interment Rose hill cemetery. ANDERSON-Anna L. Anderson, July 24, 3633 N. Wiltonavemle, wife of the late John A.

beloved mother of Florence, Herbert, Norman and LeRoy, five grandchildren, lister ot William E. Larson, and Edward F. Larson, ot Pasadena, Cal. Services 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, at chapel, i 8418-19 N. Clark street.

Interment Graeeland. Member cf King Oscar Chapter No. 762 0.E.S. V. Annen, beloved tosbana ct Georgiana, father of George E.

Service I Tuesday, July 27, 10 a.m., from funeral I liome, 5200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster, to Queen of Angels church. Interment All Saints cemetery. ATJDIA-Ben'amin Audla, loving husband of Anna, nee Haxnel, fond father of Benjamin Jr-Anna, and Richard, brother of John, BilL Joseph, Sam, Teresa, and Frank. Fu-f fieral from chapeL 7949 S.

Halsted street, Tuesday, at 9 a.m., to St. Brendan's church. Burial Holy Sepulchre cemetery. tfi-EIDLER-EUiabeth Loose Beldler, July 23, BEAUTY formed yesterday. She is survived by two daughters.

Mrs. Marjorie Buth of Los Gatos and Mrs. Cath-ryn Benyon of Chicago. Funeral services will be held in Los Gatos. (Reynolde Photo) Ki river tug on diasJay.

cago river Just west of the Michigan av. bridge, it was announced' yesterday. The tug's three diesel engines, aggregating 5,400 horsepower, were built by Fairbanks-Morse Co. in its plant at Beloit. Wis.

The tug was constructed by the Sturgeon Bay Shipbuilding and Drydock company at Sturgeon Bay, Wis. The vessel is 120 feet long and has a 35 foot beam. The Leaman company, Philadelphia, owner of the vessel, is moving it from Sturgeon Bay to St. Louis for operation between St. Louis and New Orleans.

It is human to tell the living that our thoughts and sympathies are with them. A rose can speak more comfort tha a thousand words, ffsvtft TiHiriihad frerjrwltffw STANLEY JAMES GOBLE SYDNEY. Australia. July 25 (AP)-Air Vice Marshal Stanley James Goble. 56.

died in the military hospital at Melbourne today. He served as Australian liaison officer to Ottawa from 1940 to 194G. He was a director of the empire air training scheme. Dies In Hospital After Stabbing By Mystery Man Ray Harrison, 29. of 2645 Adams died yesterday In County hospital of stab wounds inflicted in his room on July 15.

Harrison told police he knew his assailant only as "Little Joe." wife of the late Francis Beldler, mother of Francis Beldler II and Mrs. Elizabeth Beldler Carton. Service Monday, July 26, p.m., at resilience. Interment RosebiU 23, 1945, late of 9056 S. Hamilton avenue, loving son ot John H.

and Theresia Brady Hug, fond brother of Helen Fanning, Patricia, Robert and Larry Klug. Graveside service Tuesday, July 27, 2 p.m., at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Beverly 5500. KRULEWTCH-Iuliis Krulewich, beloved husband of the late Betsy, dear father of Michael, Blossom Dubo, Samuel, Cy S. and Tillye Wolfson, nine grandchildren and three -Teat-grandchildren, fond brother of Alta Rubloff, the late Hyman and Dora Lane.

Services Monday, 2 p.m., at chapeL 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Mount Nebs cemetery, Waldhelm. Please omit flowers. Family at home ot Sidney Wolfson, 6747 Paxtoo ERUMBErN-Mathilda Krombein, LOSS July 24, 1948, of 711 W. 76th street, Widow of Henry J.

Krombein, beloved mother ct Mrs. Eleanor A. ohm an, and Mrs. Lorraine E. Bastian, sister ct Edward Loss, Mrs.

Laura Neybert, and lata Frank Loss, and Mrs. Anna NevberL Funeral from chapeL 7509 Stony Island avenue, Tuesday, 9 a.m, to SL Leo church, 78th and Emerald avenue, mass 9:30 a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Inf. Fairfax 2300.

EUlTTSZ-BruBO F. Kunysz, of 4510 S. California avenue, beloved son of Anthony and Catherine Lech, fond brother ot Stanley and John, brother-in-law ot Wanda and Stella. Funeral Tuesday, at 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 2959 W. 43rd street, to Flna Holy Martyr's church.

Interment Resurrection. Lafayette 778 L-KUS-Joseph Kus, beloved husband of Anna, nea Syka, dear father of Betty Schwaks and Malva, fond father-in-law of Henry Scbwake, loving grandfather of David and Paul Scbwake, fond brother of James, Anna Barta, Bessie the lata Charles. Funeral'Monday, 2 p.m., at funeral home. 3821 West 26th street. Interment Bohemian National, member ct Lawndale lodge No, 995, A.F.

and A.M., Lawn dale chapter. No. 243, R.A.M., council, No. 103, and S.M., and Dobrovsky club. Lawndale 2912.

LAMBERT-Anna Lambert, nee Sass, late of .1436 S. Kolin avenue, beloved wife of dear mother ot the late PauL loving daughter of the late John and Mary Sass, grandmother of Dolores, dear sister of Mary Rymklewicz, Thomas, John, Benjamin, Rose Lewandowski, Charles, Edward and 'George. Funeral Wednesday, July 28, at 9:30 a.m., from 3952 W. Cermak road, to SL Valentine's church. Interment SL Adalberts Canal 1248.

LAWLER-See ifagratb notice, Edmund Lyons Leach, TLfLlLC. Co. C. 28th 6th marine div, 1 killed in action on Iwo Jlma March 3. r8 1945, late ot Golf, I1L, dearly beloved son of Joseph and Bernice L.

fond of Richard Remains at funeral home, .1732 Wilson avenue, from 9 to 10 a.m Wednesday, Ju 28. Requiem mass4 10:30 at Our Lady of Perpetual Help church, Glenview, QL Interment All frin-. Kindly omit Cowers. LFE-M1or Henry W. Lee, age 72, late residence 2503 E.

77th street, husband of mily nee Ritzmahn, father of Mrs. Doris Little, William Henry W. Jr. and Everett grandfather of ten, great-grandfather of two, brother of Mrs, F. C.

Lowetb ot Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Mrs. J. W. Pearce of Pasco. Washington, and the lata Miss Mabel, nephew of Miss Clara Ferguson of Cleveland Heights, Ohio.

Member of South Chicago post, No. 493, American Legion. Resting at funeral home, 79th street ana Phillips avenue. Funeral notice later. So.

Shore 6959 LORENZ -Amelia Loremt, nee Stier, July 24, 1948, beloved wife of the late Charles ond mother ot William, Fred and Henry Lorens and Mrs. Elsie Krase, grandmother of seven grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday, July 27, at 2 p.m., from chapel, 1844 W. 63 rd street. Interment Evergreen.

Prospect 1S37. fclAGRATH -George Ma grata, late of 4628 W. Adams street, beloved husband ot Margaret see Lawler, devoted father ot Mary Lu. loving son ot Hanora and JohniMagrath, dear brother of Nora Cronin, Marguerite Talty, Alice, Mary HiebeL Edward and Grace Tarantino. At funeral home, 4048-60 W.

Harrison street. Funeral notice later. Nevada 2818. MARTTN-Blondina Martin, late of 1819 W. 77th street, beloved wife of Emil dear mother of Florence Paulson, Elroy E.

and the lata Anton L. Martin, fond grandmother of Joan and George Paulson sister of Henrietta Pfieffer, Alvina Creighton, Louis, CarL Fred Martin and the late Amelia Schubert. Member of Comrass chapter Mo. 905 O.E.S. Services Tuesday.

July 27, at 2:00 p-ra. from chapeL 1107 W. 79th street. Interment Mount Greenwood. MARTIN-Zelotes Earl Martin, at Kncwlton, Quebec, Canada, July 23, -husband ot Emma father ot Wells Martin and Mra.

John G. Stevens. Services at Church ot the Redeemer, 66th and Blackstone, 2 Tuesday. Interment Forest Home cemetery. Please omit flowers.

MeGTJTRE -Margaret Simms MeGuire, July S4, 1948, beloved wife cf the late John F. MeGuire. mother of Mrs. B. O'Donogboa, Blanche MeGuire and the late Eleanor McGarry, George F.

and Amy MeGuire. Fu-Mrml Tuaadae. at 9: 15 from funeral tCSDCP List 4 Millionaires on Hong Kong Liner MACAO, JuLr 25 (AP)-A plot to kidnap foir millionaire passengers may tiave been responsible for the crash of an air liner with 25 deaths, the police commissioner of this Portuguese colony declared today. One of the victims carried a huge sum of cash, he said. The Cathay Pacific line's flying boat, en route from Macao to the near-by British colony of Hong Kong, crashed into the sea four miles from Macao July 16.

Seven of the dead were Americans. Wreckage To Be Raised Police Commissioner L. A. M. Paletti declined in an interview to identify the millionaL-es, but said: "We have a few small indications pointing to piracy.

When we raise the rest of the wreckage we may find more evidence to confront one suspect we already are holding." He declined to identify the suspect. He said five men were involved in the plot and that he "had reason to believe" one of them was a Chinese pilot who was killed in the crash. This man. he said, apparently was to fly the plane after the pirates took it over. Victim Carried $500,000 Instead, something went wrong and the plane crashed.

The. lone survivor said there appeared to be an explosion in one of the four engines. The American dead included the pilot, a missionary family of four, and an oil company employe and his wife. Commissioner Paletti said the widow of one victim told him her husband was carrying $500,000 in cash, but did not say what kind of dollars. (Hong Kong dollars in that amount would be worth about $125,000 and would be the most likely currency; $500,000 in Chinese money would be worth about 7 cents.) INQUEST TODAY PROBES SLAYING OF ROOMMATE AND 23 FLOOR PLUNGE An inquest will be held at 200 E.

Erie st. at 11 a.m. today into the strange execution of Jack William Elliott, 23. a truck driver, by Floyd H. Altergott.

23. a ballet dancer, who jumped to his death within an hour after the killing from the top floor of the Allerton hotel. Elliott 'and Altergott had lived together for nearly four years, recently at 157 W. Elm st. They were threatened with eviction and Elliott's plan to live alone was believed to have caused the quarrel that led to the tragedy.

Elliott was bound in a chair and shot thru the head with a .45 caliber pistol. Altergott then went to the Tip Top Tap of the Allerton, a spot which he and Elliott often visited, friends said, and ordered one drink. Before he could be stopped he crawled onto the ledge and jumped, landing in a parking lot 23 stories below. Prior to committing suicide, he called his sister. Mrs.

Selma Haywood, of 4931 N. St. Louis and said MAd killed Elliott rtowsr cemetery. BEIFUS-Morris Beifus, of 3400 Lake Shore drive, beloved husband of the late Mollle. Restins at chapeL 6208 Broadway, until EWALD-Joseph S.

Ewald, July 5, beloved husband of Clara, nee Grube, diar father et Ceil Mischke, Edward, Theresa Brasehko, Helen, Clare Jensen, John and Margaret Magnuson. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a.m., from funeral home 1359-61 FuLerton avea ue, to St. Josaptat church. Interment SU Joseph's.

FISCHER-David Fischer, 1319 Touhy avenue, beloved husband of Ceiia, loving father of Anne Turner, devotedifather-in-law of Max Turner, dear grandfather of Norman and Linda, fond brother of Jennie Fsldman and the late Sam and Max. Services Monday, 1 p.m, at chatieL 1300 Devon avenue. Interment Westl'awn. Family at Turner's residence, 1019 Seward street. Evanstos.

FLANNIGAN-lst LL Gerald Flannlgan, fS 357th Infantry 90th Army, ot LjT 526 S. West street, Wheatm, rfeAKllled in action in the Battle cf the. Bulge, December 12, 1944. Beloved son ct Mr. and Mrs.

Frank W. Flannlgan; dear brother of Robert W. Flannigari; funeral at 9 A.M, Tuesday, from chapel, 120 N. Hale street, Wheaton, to SL Michael's church, Wheaton, at 9:30 A.M. Interment S- Michael cemetery, Wheaton.

Remains resting at funeral home after 10 A.M., Sunday. FRANK-Marle Frank, beloved wiis cf tha late George Frank, fond mother tf Maymia Ziegler, August Carolina Fincley, grand motoer cf six graadchildren, great-grand-mother of five great-grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday, July 27, at 9:30 a.m. at chapeL 3030 N. Central avenue, to St.

Ferdinand's church. Mason and Barry avenues. Interment SL Mary's. FREEVOL-Hannah FreevoL belovev wife et the late August FreevoL food motjr of Mrs. Carl Anderson, Herman of Si.

Peters burg, Fla, G. Arthur, and Harold and the late Bernhard, grandmother of twelve grandchildren, and fifteen great-grand-children. Resting at funeral home, 5831 w. Chicago avenue. Services, Tuesdav, at 2:30 p.m.

Interment Ut. Olive. FROBEL-Dixie Annf FrobeL Be Baao, beloved wife ot Raymond, dear daughter ot Michael and Marie Sabo, fond slste of MlchaeL John, Andrew, Martha, Helen, Emma, and Margaret. Resting at funeral 1649 W. Slst street, until soon Tues 7 at MseKae Sc.

'Monday morning. Services Monday, 11 a.m., CaO 37C9 at Koseruu cemetery cuapei. fentomcmeni Rosehill mausoleum. 8ERZ-LL David K. Berz, U.S.A.A.F., Nov ember 30.

1944, dearly beloved son of Bee and Fanny Eerzofsky, loving broth-1 er oi Ann Bait, josepn, Aoe, tmen mi 1 Kahn, Albert, ana Marvin, unerai July 27, 2 p.m., at chapeL 3654 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Agudattt Jacob cemetery. Forest Park. fcSCHOFF-Fred Hschoff, age 54, fond son of the late George and Theresa, dear Brother of Dora Ohlman, Anna Altenburg.

i Caroline Woodbridge, Marion Kleeberg, Charles and the late William (Heine). Ser-2cea Wednesday, 1:30 at chapeL 3905-07 Lincoln avenue. Interment Moot- rose. BLAKE -Annie Flantt Blake, cf 4613 Maiden aveet, wife of the late Charles J. Blake.

Services at funeral home. 1732 Wilson INQUEST IN DROWNING OF 2 12 YEAR OLD GIRL WILL BE HELD TODAY An inquest will be held today into the drowning Saturday of Jane Ederheimer. 2 12. of 115 Clifton Highland Park, whose body was found in 3 feet of water in a fish pond at the rear of a neighbor's home. The child had been playing with Barbara Aten.

3. of 111 Clifton in the back yard of the home of Raymond J. Ryan. 123 Clifton unknown to the Ryans. The drowning was discovered by Barbara's mother, Mrs.

B. W. Aten. when she went to look for the children. The Highland Park fire department inhalator squad worked more than an hour in an effort to revive the child.

Jane was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ederheimer Jr. Her father is the owner of the Electric Supply company. 701 W.

Jackson blvd. rkD Wrcssf avenue, Monday, 1 p.m. Private Interment socmes evxs yAM day. Service at St. Martini Ev.

Luth. church, Cist ana Marsnzieia avenue, p.m. ct Ladies Auxiliary, post 1057, V.F.W. Interment Mount Greenwood. Lament Alberta, Edmonton Journal, Canada please ccpy.

Prospect 42A6. FUCCTLLO-Concetta FuceUlo, see Co3entino, at 2212 W. Camcbell Park dace, beloved AAWmWStY, i tit, u. BLASDELL-Ceeella BlasdeU. see WindMeL ct S428 N.

Ashland avenue. July 23, 1948. 'beloved daughter ot Joseph and Elisabeth WindbieL dear sister ot Joseph and Richard. Funeral from chapeL 6501 N. Ashland avenue, Tuesday, July 27, at 9:30 a.m., to St.

Gregory's church. Interment St. Boniface. fcURNS-Louis F. Bums, late ot 5114 N.

Oak-i ley avenue, beloved husband of Helen, nee father of Kenneth, Helen. Catherine and Alice, brother of Palma Muller and Joseph of St. Louis. Service Tuesday, July 17, 11 a.m., at funeral home, 5200 N. Wes- tern avenue, corner of Foster.

Interment iAU Saints cemetery. Cain, of 6514 S. lBia street. wife of Gabriel, fond mother of Anna Camm Typhoon Hits Manilla As It Crosses Luzon MANILA. P.I..

July 25 (AP-A typhoon crossed northern Luzon today and its southern fringe lashed Manila. There were no reports of damage. IUffLU OUHHQa WM UM IBIS raer Cain, fond father of Ella, Arthur, Marie Acer aratta Termlse, sister a josepmne z.icca-relll and Marion. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a-m. from chapeL 900 5.

Sacramento to SL Callisto Interment Mount CaimeL Sacramento 4747. GARRITY-Marraret M. Garrity, nee Carey, July 25, beloved wife ot Patrick dear mother ot Margaret, Emmett, Edward, Richard, Eileen and Marilyn, devoted daughter of Bridget and tha late Panic Carey, slater ct George, Mrs. Lilllea CarroU, Mra. Helen Harwig and Estaar.

Funeral Wednesday, 10 a.m, from lata residence. 6533 Sangamon street, to SL Kilian'a church, Masa 10:30 a.m. Initr meat St. Mary's. Radciige U0Q.

ci.r.wi na ranees iwoney, orotner ox William, Joseph and the late Simon, John, MlchaeL James. Edward. Ella and Bridget WtSOT0 Cleary. At funeral borne, 69th at Justine 'HlwL rn.nl o.m TT- St. Brendan'a church.

Interment St. Mary's. XjXZ3mmm.JlSmmmm' "SZT I CAMMARATTA-5ea Concetta FuccHto notice. CHICAGO'S BCST tVMMAl 1 CARBONE-Joaeph Carbone. beloved husband! the lata Mary, food father ot Mrs.

Flor- waca Carbone, John, Mrs. Anne Klepcetsch, Mrs. Rosa HoUendonner, Vita, Mrs. Mary i i tuecordino and Joseph Jr, food brother of Un. Mildred Pelletire.

Funeral Tuesday. MAWX GETTT-Marv Gettv. Jolv 24. dear siiter ot OA Georgia Getty O'Gorman. Funeral Tuesday, MOVtYCAT a.ra, from chapeL 1702 W.

69th street, to LwMi Central III. I Jl 1 10 aa, rrora cnapei, ruo uooaga or ova to St. Joachims church. Interment lit, can n. ciara street, to ixti usr ca St, Cecilia xmn-cn.

interment 6t. aury-a tansairr PTospact TJoeniAivary. COW. -MS tcaarrceaa.