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1S CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY. JULY 23, 1941. FIRST SECTIONAL EDISON-HAGUE DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES MILWAUKEE AVE. BUILDING HIT BY Festival Contestants OBITUARIES BILGER Chaa. F.

Bilger. at hia summer (Story in adjoining column.) Albert A. Morrison. 4A1 ALARM FIRE home. Winneconon beloved husband GREEN SIGNS 50 MORE BILLS AND KILLS 1 8 OTHERS of the lats Mary Watkins Bilger.

fond father of George Mrs. H. A. Wood, and Albert A. Morrison, an accountant, ied yesterday in his home at 1351 Charles Fildes Bilger.

brother ot Mrs. Laura MLLES Frank H. Nillea Jr. of 1837 W. 21st place, loving son ot Frank aad Lai Vyna (nee Koehierl.

brother of Acelaida Sabath. Funeral Thursday. 10 a. treca funeral home. 2307 8.

63d irran, Cieerw, to St. Paul church. Interment St. Mary a. Member ot St.

Paula Holy Nam society. St. ADihros court. No. 29.

C. O. aad Alpha Pst chapter of Alpha Chi auras fraternity. Lawn dale 8799. MUSIC FESTIVAL WILL BE TONIGHT BATTLE SPLITS JERSEY CHIEFS ludson avenue after four months' KranK of Denver.

Colo. Funeral Wednesday. 2 p. at ehapel. 52Kt Lake Park avenue.

Interment Oak Woods. llness. He was born In Chicago 56 ears ago and was one of the first BON'DI Maria Bond), beloved wife of Anto graduates of St Vincent's college, later De Paul university. He leaves nio, loving mother of Frank. Joseph.

Josephine. Rose. Beatrice. Mrs. Carmella Fa (Pietar on back poga.) The second fire In two weeks in an abandoned three story brick factory building at 736 Milwaukee avenue caused damage yesterday estimated by Fire Marshal Michael J.

Corrigan at $10,000. A 4-11 alarm brought more than 30 pieces of apparatus to the scene. Firemen worked under difficulty because the street is still torn up from subway excavation. NOTSOS Vincent Notaoa. lata of 2426 rina, and Mrs.

Catherine Monaello. sister lnary avenue, beloved husband of Hekra Krause Notaoa. fond father ef Robert and his widow, Gertrude; a brother, Msgr. Joseph P. Morrison of Holy Name of Joseph Torrigrossa and Mrs.

Patnna Catansaro. Funeral from ehapel. 7319 Madison street. Forest Park. Friday.

cathedral; and two sisters. Miss Mary Lakeview Event to Have lucent Jr brother ot Eva Price. Hayes. Edwsrd. Joseph, aad WOliam N-aon.

Funeral Thursday. 2 p. at efcapeU 929 Belmont avenne. Interment Imrg Park Boulevard cemetery. Governor Bests Mayor on a.

to St. Bernadine church. Interment Mount Carmel. Morrison and Mrs. Philip Wild.

Serv- ces will be held at 10 a. m. Friday in Toll Superhighway Plan Receives Approval. CL1NE Ellen Bon Held Cline. July 16.

1941. at Atascadero. Cal wife of the lata J. S. NOV ATA Maria Nov at beloved wnf of Fireman Charles Mackin, 39 years old, of Engine company 4, was treated 300 Performers.

the cathedral, with burial in All Saints' cemetery. Rail Tax Bills. Cline. mother ot Mrs. D.

M. Renton. Fu Andrew ovata. dear mo' her of Emily neral 3 p. m.

Wednesday at Union church. Ctngros. Irene Finnegan. Virginia 8a4- Kenilworth, 111. Interment Memorial Park, strom, Mary.

Betty. Rose. Andrew Jr, Hi-dolph. William Novata. and tho late MJ- Mrs.

Rebecca Steinberg. at Aiexian urotners hospital lor a contusion on, the right leg suffered when a length of hose he was hold COHN Eva Conn, at late residence. 6143 Services for Mrs. Rebecca Stein dred Perkaus. Fnneral Friday.

July 2. at 9:30 a. from funeral home. 6701 W. I niversity avenue, beloved wife of the late Morris, dear mother of Mrs.

Henrietta Trenton, N. July 22 W). Demo BY PHILIP MAXWELL. The first of a series of three Chi berg, a resident of Chicago for 50 Division street, to Our Lady Help ef ing broke from his grasp. Because the building is being dis cratic leadership in New Jersey Cohn.

Mrs. Rosa Salinger, and Mrs. I.ulu t'ohn. and the late Mary Straua and Han Christiana church. Internment family lot.

ears, will be held at 10:30 a. m. to- cago sectional preliminary music fes mantled, all firemen were ordered out nah Rosenthal. Funeral Wednesday. July BR I EX Patrick J.

Brien. lata of 13 spilt today, seven weeks before the tivals held in connection with Thk ay in the chapel at 1300 Devon, av-nue. Burial will be in Rosemont at 10 a. at chapel, 3li E. 47th of it for fear that the walls might Nelson street, beloved husband of Maty ahill O'Hrten.

fond father of v.riiw street, to Rosehill. collapse. The blaze was blamed on Chicago Tribune's 12th annual Chicagoland Music Festival in Soldier's rark cemetery. Mrs. Steinberg, who Passenhein and Thomas, brother of Jobs J.

CONW Josephine rlark Conway, formerlv sparks from an acetylene torch in the of 71A3 St. Lawrence avenue, eiater of Marion Colltn. sister-in-law of John was 70 years old, dieu Monday in her home at 1409 Wicker Park avenue. She is survived by her hus and Catherine Brien. Resting at ehapet.

1356 Wellington avenue, at Lincoln aveo-ie Funeral Thursday. July 24. 9 3'1 a to St. Bonaventure church. Interment Calvary hands of a workman.

The previous fire, also started by sparks, caused Collins, aunt of John Collins and Mrs. E. O. Johnson. Funeral Thursday at 9 a.

m. $2,000 damage. band, Harry; four sons, and two Ay ROCRKE Martin T. Rourke. July from funeral home 691 Wentworth avenue, to St.

Columbanus church. Interment The building was occupied until two beloved husband ot Monica. fn4 daughters. Springfield. 111..

July 22 Signing 50 legislative bills and vetoing 35 others. Gov. Dwight Green today approached the end of his task of passing on the 450 measures which the legislature left on his desk when It adjourned three weeks ago. Approved were bills creating a Cook county toll superhighway authority and legislation revising the system for paroling youthful inmates of the state training school for boys at St. Charles.

In the future, paroles will be granted by a board composed of the heads of five youth correction tllvisions in the state welfare department, rather than by the managing cfficer of the institution. Sned by the governor also were the public school teachers' tenure bill, providing dismissals for cause Holy Sepulchre. father of Patricia. Ann. Daniel.

Marr months ago by Rusetos Co, ice (TRIBUNE Pholo.l Pat Dickey, 14, of 1144 Newport avenue, holding gold cup which will be awarded tonight to winner of Harry, and William. Funeral Thursday. cream manufacturers. COYNE James A. Coyne of 4H27 Sawyer Mrs.

Thekla Eier. July 24. at 9 a. from funeral hon-e. avenue, beloved husband ot Lillian.

At 4354 W. Grand avenue, at avefl'ie. chapel. 521 It S. Kedxis avenue.

Funeral Mrs. Thekla Eigei of the Chicago field on Saturday night, Aug. 16, will be held tonight at 8 o'clock in the air-conditioned banquet hall of the Lincoln-Belmont YMCA. 3333 North Marshfield avenue. It will be the second annual Lakeview Community Council Music and Cherry Festival.

Those in attendance not only will be rewarded with two hours of splendid entertainment but also will have included in their 50 cents admission fee refreshments of cherry pie, cake, ice cream, and soft drinks. 300 Will Take Tart. More than 300 will participate in to Our Lady of Grace church. Internes! the annual Lake View Music and Thursday at 9 a. m.

to St. Agnes church. Beach hotel, a resident of Chicago Mount Carmel cemetery. primary, when Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City, for years the state leader, and Charles Edison, newly risen to power as governor, engaged in a verbal slugfest. The issue which brought Hague, the Demo cratic national vice chairman, and Edison, the former navy secretary, into conflict was passage by Burial St.

Mary s. Lafayette 77l. for 40 years, died yesterday in IIEAITU OPPENHEIM FR Clara OrpMiheimer. nee DAY Dr. Ernest C.

Pay. suddenly at Camp Leopold, at ew York, beloved wife of im Micnaei iieese hospital. she was Forrest. Tenn captain I S. Army, be late Julius, fond mother of Mrs.

Lotus loved husband of Helen Nieman Day. dear the widow of Emil Eiger, a millinery W'achsman. sister ot Mrs Blanch Frank. Cherry festival, a forerunner of the Chicagoland Music Festival in Soldiers field on Aug. 16.

Miss Dickey is one of 10 girls entered in a contest for queen of the festival. brother of Fdua Dersam. Edward, Elmer. Funeral at -convenience of family. Inter manufacturer.

A brother, S. M. Rob- nd Ethel Michael of Buffalo. Staff of ment, Mount Mayriv. bins, 5340 Kimbark avenue, survives.

Ravenswnod hospital, member of Chicago Medical Society. Illinois State Medical So- PENCE Char lee Edgar Pence. July 22. The funeral will be held at 10 a. lety.

American Medical Association. Warren of 2337 W. 108th place, husband of Mart tomorrow in Rosehill cemetery. i. Harding lodge.

No. 1102. A. F. and A.

that it why we tend lowers. They ipeek mora comfort than thousand words. Oriental consistory, Medtnan Temple. Con the program. Harry Starr, secretary and treasurer of the council, and Miss Ruth V.

Peterson, choral director, are stellation chapter. No. rlSl. O. E.

S. At Mrs. Sarah E. McKinnon. chapel.

3905-0" Lincoln avenue, where serv Helena, July 22 (VP). Mrs. Ices will be held Friday. 1 p. m.

inter co-chairmen of the affair. Harold E. r.lizaheth Pence, father of Mary EhiaNsiS Pence, Mr. Lionel Andrews ot El Pasn. Charles Edgar Pence, and Nan-y Ann Pence, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Pence of Liberty. brother of Ansa Jrac Pence of Chevy Chase. 34. at chapel.

19TI W. lllth street. Service Thursday. 2 p. at the Mtrgaa Para Baptist church.

Interment Friday at City. Mo. ment Acacia Park. Call Lakeview U329 Giroux is president and George W. Sarah E.

McKinnon, long a resident of Helena, died today. Surviving are the legislature after a 19 hour battle of four Angelina Dilosen of 191 Barnes Frank tissue tnp and fharle F.riisnn. Dunne vice president of the council court, beloved mother of Frank, Lotus. The Rev. Bernard J.

Sheil, Catholic Mrs. Edward Freniel. and Joseph. Funeral four sons including Eugene McKinnon, ChicHgo, executive secretary of CI 9 73332 auxiliary bishop of Chicago, is a bills 1o compromise 52 million dollars in delinquent railroad taxes and from chapel. 1044 Y.

32d street, to St. Barbara church at Throop and Archer PI7.7.I RRO Mary Ptaiurr. nea Tsrxft. be di.ti.ri member of the council's board of the American Association of Newspaper Publishers. avenue Kndav.

July Sn. IHsl. at a. ra. Interment St.

Adalbert s. Informa directors. Mayor Hague had made the meas tion. Yards 4507. UNDERTAKERS.

The second Chicago sectional festi loved wife of Charles, food mother ot Ernest, sister of Mrs. C. Sacienaa aad Michael. Funeral Thursday. 9 a.

na trans chapel. 2600 Wentworth avenue, to Saaela Maria Incomnata church. Interment Kcuat Carmel. Vic 1861. Mrs.

B. F. Jones Jr. ures the target a vitriolic attack. EH LEX Anr a H.

F.hlei, fnee Jtchoosl. T- Pittsburgh, Pa, July 22 (P). Mrs. loved wife of the late Henry, dear mother With Edison's blessing, however, they squeaked thru the general assembly of Mrs. C.

Mueller. Mr. L. Dittrich. Henry J.

B. F. Jones widow of a former val will be the Greater South Side Music festival, sponsored by the Greater South Side Four Arts league, to be held Friday night, Aug. 8, in Jackson park. The third, the Greater Nicholas.

Martin and Albert J. Ehlen. POWERS Jamee TV Power. 1941. Funeral Friday, at 9:15 a.

from late with two votes to spare, and then thru the senate with one vote more than a majority. residence. 3011 Van Buren street, to Presen president and chairman of the Jones Laughlin Steel corporation, died today in her home in suburban Se- ot 3643 Lake Park avenue, beloved husband ot Mary G. Powers. Funeral at Holy Angels church Thursdav.

10 a. m. Interment Ixiuisville, Ky. Remains tn etispej. 4227 Cottage Grove avenue.

Oak. tHti. tation church. Burial St. Boniface.

West Side Civic Music festival will EIGER Thekla Eiger. nee Robbina. beloved wickley Heights. be held on Sunday night, Aug. 10, in Funeral Service Infformatioin wife of the lata Kmil.

dear sister of Sieg Democrats Defy Hague. The bills would have passed neither QI'AST Harry Ouaat. beloved hoaband ef fried M. Kohnine and tho late Sophie Frne- Garfield park. Feature Events Tonight.

er. Funeral Thursday. July 24. at 10 a. Republican controled house except for at Rosehill mausoleum.

Remains resting W-G-N TO START The address of welcome will be Bertha nee Roe vers; dear father ef Mrs. F.velyn Pfelfler. Mrs. Rmh ticbnicfe. and the lata Harold, dear brother ef Mrs nme Lewis.

Puneral Friday. July 25. at 3 p. a at funeral home. 6.M5 Chicago eenie.

Interment Mount Emblem. Austin 17v. five Democrat, who defied Hague. Hardly had the lawmakers reached at chanel. K.

47th street until Tours day morning. cn'y. and a bill aimed at abolishing small rural schools by denying state aid to those with less than seven pupils after July 1. 1943. Parking Lot Bill Vetoed.

Major bills vetoed were two which would have permitted Chicago and tJownstate cities to acquire and operate municipal parking lots, and a measure to authorize a 4 million dollar nonreferendum bond issue by the Chicago sanitary district for operation of garbage disposal plants. The Chicago parking lot bill would have permitted the city to operate euch lots near the Municipal airport, while the second bill, affecting down-state cities, would have permitted municipal lots to be established anywhere inside the city limits. Gov. Grt-en vetoed both measures on the ground they infringed on private enterprise. Bill Sponsored by Ward.

In vetoing the sanitary district bond issue measure, the governor held the city of Chicago was obligated to make provision for this service out of its own funds. The parking lot and sanitary district bond issue bills originally were sponsored by Senator Harold G. ard, snate Democratic leader and recognized legislative spokesman for Mayor Edward J. Kelly. Other bills vetoed by Gov.

Green included two companion measures of the previously-vetoed handbook licensing bill, another that would have denied barbers' licenses to aliens, and legislation under which the state would have licensed and regulated tised car dealers. Ft. EY William F. Felvey. Jul SI.

of A RADIO SERIES given tonight by Mr. Giroux and the posting of colors by Lakeview post of the American Legion. Leo Lrner, SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL MD AM HARVARD AVENTK. THONE WENTWORTH Ot'CS. WEDNESDAY.

their beds when the mayor issued from his Jersey City office a state. 4H07 Flillerton avenue, beloved husband of RtMKr-Jneepa t. Rtrakus. July 21 ef Marietta, nee Brown: dear father of wu ABOUT THE ARMY liam Catherine Sanborn, and Mary, fond editor of the Lincoln Belmont Boos ment echoing a charge made by Assemblyman Peter P. Artaserse, son of Delia Felvey.

brother of Bert. Frank. TfTZ Cualave E. a m. In rhureh.

and Rmh Guinter. Funeral Thursday. W-G-N's new series, "Your ter. will speak briefly. Features of the concert will include numbers by leader of the Hague delegation from HOOVER John W.

a p. m. at ohnpel. a. from funeral home, 34'tO 1-ullerton Brook Held, III, beloved husband of Josephine, nee Lijewski: fond father of Thowao and Dorolhv Rimku.

brother of Pajlio Goldman. unersl Thursday. 9 31 a sr. from funeral home. 3745 rand boaevactl.

Brook field, to St. Barbara's rhurvh lotrr-tnent St. Adalbert's. BrookflcM 3r9. WOt.rr William.

4 p. m. at ehapel. Hudson county, that Edison had showing how the army works, will be introduced at 2 p. m.

today. In avenue, to Our Lady of Lourde church Burial St. Mary's cemetery. Lake Forest. a massed chorus of Parent-Teacher bartered a judgeship to get the needed THTR5DAT.

association members, directed by Ann the first broadcast Capt. K. W. Mo- FI.EISCHH At ER Nellie Fleischhauer. nee Democratic votes.

CC.MMINGS Richard. 2 p. m. in ehureh. Russell, wife of the late Robert, mother of Post Bergh; dancing groups, Hawai ROEN BACH Loretta Rich Roeerba'h of sher, commanding officer of the 6th Hague said he would ask the elec William and John.

Funeral at chapel. FRIDAY. ian and accordion bands, a musical corps area air corps detachment, will 194H Ogden avenue. Thursday. 9.30 a.

m. RE1LLY Lillian. 1 p. in. at ehapel.

torate next November to choose lawmakers pledged to repeal the Interment Mount Olivet. Beth Arlene Kellough, 12, review by children from the Chicago Academy of Theatre Arts, and a take listeners behind the scenes in the training of army aviation cadets. FRISCH Cetta Frisch of Springfield. b- bills and investigate every lesis dancer who will appear in the Lake 7764 St. Lawrenc avenue, dearly bewef wifo of Charles loving mother of Mary Lou and Charles devoted daughter of Leonard and Maria, fond sister of Manaa.

Anthony Mrs. Elirabrth Leaoty. Rorco. and tha lata F.mily Rich. Funeral Thsrs-day.

9 a. from funeral home. Z9 E. 75th street, to St. Dorothy a caurca.

Interment St. Mary a. pageant "My Country Tis of Thee. Inved wife of Jacob, dear sister of Mrs. Be N'etter.

Harry Hainsfurther. and th Subsequent programs will deal ith lator who voted for "this sellout." View festival tonight in the Lin presented by the Hamilton PTA late Millie Leaera and Nats Hainsfurther the Reserve Officers' Training corps, An entire assembly and one-third of coln-Belmont YMCA, 3333 North Funeral Thursday. July 24. at 2 m- chorus, led by Villa Boaz. the medical corps, the clothing and SERVICES TO EE ARRANGED.

CLEM ENTS Chaiinoey. CROCKETT Clinton. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL. 6.VH N. ASHI-ASD-A YENCE.

FHONE LONGBEACH 24J. WEDNESDAY. ACKERSON Edjth M. the senate will be elected in1 Novem at chapel. 936 E.

47th street. In Roi Marshfield avenue. feeding of soldiers, their recreation, hill mausoleum. Family at Whitehead resi ROSENBLATT Louia Rosenblatt, beloved ber. Edison Isftiie Reply.

A cherry queen will be selected and she will be introduced by John Fleming, north side department store dence. Everett avenue. and many other facets of army train FULSANG Catherine Fulsang. beloved wife ing and life. of the late John J.

dear mother of Anton. husband of Anna, dear father of Barry. Ted. Dave, and Bella Cremin and sever, grandchildren. Funeral WednesCay.

i 1I p. at chapel. 3654 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Rosemont Park cemetery.

Om-i Hon era. manager. Edison in a reply dictated from his summer cottage at Sea Girt charged "Your Army" will be aired over Fred, and William Fulsang and Anna Hauab CHURCH MAY TRY 10 :3 a. m. in church.

and the lats (ieorge and John Fulsang. W-G-N and the coast to coast Mutual Hague sought his political ruin be grandmother ot Carta Haugh. Funeral Broadcasting system every Wednes ATHGEB Elizabeth. 3 p. m.

at chapel. SM ITH Charles J. p. m. at chapel.

VERKLER Hulda 1 p. m. at chapel. Wednesday at 2 p. m.

at her late residence, cause the governor, by a nonpolitical ROTHERM EL Grace K. Rotaerme! of Bade. POSTPONE FCC RADIO DECREES 1121 W. 31st street. Interment Waldheim.

riav at 2 d. m. Announcer Ward appointment to the Supreme court FOR SENATE SEAT AGAIN NEXT YEAR Information, Rep. 0078. Quaal will interview Capt.

Mosher, '-ETTERH'ND Anel (i. A p. m. at chapel. ZETTERLCND Berrl E.

4 p. m. at chapel. made "public proclamation that FI RM AN Paulino Fnrman. writs of Martin Your Army will be broadcast Furman, mother ot Jnann.

Delphine UNTIL SEPT. 16 Hague was no longer free to carry on his attempts to exert control over THURSDAY. Sullivan. Dr. Jerome.

Dr. Leon, and Wis, formerly of Chicago, wife ef the lata William H. Rothermel. passed away Tuesday. July 22.

1941. born in Racine. Sept. 6. I survived by sons.

William H. Rothermel Jr. of Winnetka. HI, Charles T. Rothermel.

and Sam A. Rothermel of Glencoe. IU. Funeral will ba held Thursday. July 24.

2 p. at Taronsoa funeral home. Racine. Wis, under the supervision of the W-G-N MOTOR CAR KILLS BOY, 9, WALKING ALONG A HIGHWA BROWN Carl 2 p.m. at chapel.

Edwin Fnrman. sister of Mrs. William I Chicago Trihone Press special events department. the high courts of New Jersey. Kahl.

Member of W. C. o. F. and V.

Washington. D. July 22. The P. A.

Funeral Friday. 9.30 a. from Ex Congressman Seen f.oison added that the sooner Hague is stripped of power the better effective date of the new broadcast File Three Manslaughter residence. 8725 Houston avenue, to Immaculate Conception church. Interment St.

C. o. JORDAN CO. BCSCHE William Rusche. levirsg aafbaad ing regulations freeing individual Adalbert a cemetery.

it will be for New Jersey. GILBERT Clifford C. Gilbert. 1511 W. "2d Charges Against Driver Jefferson Park police last night filed rCKERAL HOME rM1 E.

ERIE-ST. 87 YEARS' SERVICE radio stations from network domina tion was postponed today by the fed Under the bills awaiting Edison's signature the railroads will pay over street, beloved hiiiband of Louise, loving fattier of Mrs. B. T. Ford.

Mrs. Herbert Wessel. fond brother of C. L. Gilbert of of Harriet, beloved father of Paul.

Resting at funeral home. FaUenon avenue. Funeral Thursday. July 24 at 2 p. m.

Interment Acacia Park Member of North Shore lodge. No. A. F. A.

ljncoln Park chapter. ITT. R. A. St.

Bernard eommanderr. No 35. K. Medinah temple. A.

A. O. N. M. 8.

eral communications commission from a period of years 34 million dollars in Freeport. L. W. and William H. Gil July 30 to Sept.

16. It was explained as Brooks' Rival. BY PERCY WOOD. Former Congressman Ralph E. Church was reported yesterday to be surveying the senatorial field and may decide to run a second time against Senator W'ayland Brooks, who defeated him decisively for the nomina CEMETERIES.

three charges of manslaughter against George Vervishar, 30 years old, 4411 Walton street, a welder, in connection back taxes while the state will can eel 18 millions in interest and pen that the extra time was allowed for SACRIFICE 2 fo.ir-rrare lota. ML Emblem. further discussion of the practical allies and reduce future interest with an automobile crash Sunday at bert of Chicago. Funeral Thursday. July 24.

at 2 p. at Church of th Annunciation. 7S14 Lows avenue. Interment Fairmnunt. Resting at funeral home.

1107 W. 79th street, until noon Thursday. Free- HRFIBFR William E. Seareber ef Down. application of the regulaticns and to Higgins road and Nagle avenue.

Ver- from 12 per cent to 3 per cent a year, MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. enable the networks to make final vishar's car crashed into the rear of era Grove, ill. beloved husband ef Margaret, nee Bieber. Funeral Thursaay. 2 V.

at funeral heme. Lake street at 2d avenue. May wood. Interment Concordia. port.

III. papers please copy. Hague says Jersey City will lose 17 million dollars in rail revenues under CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT arrangements for complying. an automobile driven by Alex Zetter- GOI.DF ADEN Charles Goldfaden.

ot SCHROEDER Lydia Schneder. beloved w'e The postponement was requested by 5412 Flits avenue, husband or the tats lund, 38, of 1464 Leland avenue, a pat the plan and the state will lose 121 Ina. beloved father of Goldie Schwarta. National Broadcasting company and tern maker, and Zetterlund's car burst Moihe Cohen. Edith Fos.

Sarah Rohn, Lot million in 20 years. Backers say prosperous railroads will pay more Columbia Broadcasting system repre into flames. Zetterlund. his wife of tha lata Fred, mother ot Fred Schrwocer sister of Rose M. Werner ard Matraida Breder.

Funeral Thursday at 2 3J p. m. at her residence. Interment GractXacd cemetery. Please omit Dowers.

tie Shere. George. Ruth Schuttler. and DEATH NOTICES sentatives without opposition by the than ever before. Beryl, 35, and Vervishar's wife, Arte Frances Miller, and the lata Ben and Helen, 15 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren.

Mutual Broadcasting system. line, 25, were burned to death. Ver Funeral Wednesday at 3 P. m. at cnanei SCHCM AN Rose Schuman.

wife et Sam In Hrmorlara. 4225 Roosevelt road, comer Tripp. Burial Thru the regulations, it was said, vishar was released in bonds of $6,000 Cleaning Plant Appeals COYLE France t'ojrle. In fond memory ot I. O.

B. A. cemetery. Jewish Waldheim. the whole field of radio will be our dear friend, who passed away one year for appearance Thursday before Judge GUENTHER rhilomens Martiel Guenther Order to Remain Closed opened to free competition, at the aco lotiay.

maky kh.ni-. au MARY JOHNSTON. Lambert K. Hayes. (Pieturr on back page.) A 9 year old Joliet boy was killed fcy an automobile yesterday as he walked aiong the highway near Broadway and Rose street in Joliet.

The victim was Nicholas Pastori', 2400 Cora street. Charles Sasso of 1920 South Chicago street. Joliet, was the driver of the car. Two persons were injured seriously yesterday when a truck skidded rn wet street car tracks and overturned in front of 5033 West Chicago avenue. Firemen worked for 40 minutes with hacksaws and crowbar to extricate the victims, from the wreckage.

Those injured were George Arden, 49. of S341 South Mor-yan street, driver of the truck: and Edward Blank. 14. of 7104 South Feoria street, a helper. Both were taken to St- Anne's hospital.

A Negro couple, Bennett G. Gray, S3, and his wife. Marian. 58. of 4925 South Wabash avenue, Chicago, died In an automobile collision near Grand Junction.

yesterday. Miss Marie Johnson. 18, of 1128 George street. Chicago, died Monday night in Deaconess "hospital at Lincoln. III.

from injuries received Saturday in a collision near Lincoln. Up to 4 p. m. yesterday, 525 persons had died in Cook county traffic since Jan. I.

Of these. 369 were kilied in Chicago, where 13,511 were Injured during the same period. of 4 11S Wentworth avenue, beloved wile of the late Frank Guenther. lmd mother same time benefiting network opera Schuman. mother of Howard aad Jima Piser, sister of Lillian Korn, Clara Newman.

Florence Lohowske of Mianeapolt. Dr. J. M. Erman of Omaha.

Gordon L. Er. manske. and the lata Susie Morns. Funeral Thursday.

11 a. at chapel. 3654 W. Roosevelt road. Interment P.

O. W. cemetery, Waldheim. MtnneapoUa papers please ropy. Attorneys for Gaines Dry Cleaners, DRl'CKER Minnie Drucker.

In loving- mem of Frank. Theodore. Mary. Sister 54. Per tion.

The rules have been termed a Jane English, Ex-Opera ory of our dear wife, mother, and grand filed notice of appeal yesterday petua. O. S. Chris Guenther. and the mother, who paaseti away on rear mo magna charta for American broad late Joaenhine Bickart.

Funeral Thursday from an order of Federal Judge Singer, Buried in Michigan casting stations. 9 a. from funeral home. 712 W. 31st street, ts St.

Georges church. Interment Michael L. Igoe denying the corpora' today. July U3. IW4H.

tinne hut not forgotten." LOVING HI. SBAND. HILDREN. AND GRANDCHILDREN. SIMONS Solomon J.

ISoUyl Simons ef 6243 Bad Axe, July 22 (TP). Burial St. Mary Information. Victory 1168 NO 'STRIKE; BUT services were held here today for Mrs GrsTAFSOX Charles G. F.

Gustsfson. be GORDON Fay BJatik Gordon. In lovint mtBi' loved husband of Anna J. I nee Sunbloml Jane English I Jane Veronal, former tion an injunction to prevent the city from keeping the premises at 4631 Cottage Grove avenue closed. The plant formerly was operated as the Klever Shampay cleaners and ory of our dear daughter, sister, and mother, dear father of Clara Clement.

Funeral JUST A PERIOD opera singer, who died last Saturday Thursday. 1 :30 p. at chapel. 3834-36 mho passed away 11 year aco today. LOVlNti MOTHER.

FATHER. BROTHER. AND DAUGHTER Irving Park road. Burial St. Lucas'.

tion last year. At his Chicago law office Church was wary of making a commitment. I'm just practicing law," he said, but he added, with emphasis, "for the present." Asked about recent trips downstate, during which he visited the legislature for a few days, renewing acquaintances, the former Evanston congressman said: "I was going around making visits which have been denied me for the last few years." Three Terms in Congress. Church left congress last January after serving three terms during which he set up a record for attendance and attracted attention by his work on the naval affairs committee. He is a lieutenant commander in the naval reserve.

Some Republican leaders were inclined to think that Church will make the senatorial race in the 1942 primary. He has been discussing the situation with them both in Cook county and downstate, they said, as well as looking over his own congressional district, the 10th, now represented by George A. Paddock of Evanston. Senator Brooks is believed a certainty to run for a full term in 1942, and seems assured of support from Gov. Dwight H.

Green, with whom in a Wayne, Mich, hospital. Mrs. Eng OF COOLING OFF HATSKNECHT Bernard Hausknecht. age 75 lish, a lyric and coloratura soprano. was owned partly by Murray Humph KOVA RSKY Leonard Kovarsky.

In fond vears lata residence 104HH Avenue hus memory. MOTHER. RUTH. JOSEPH studied music in Chicago, and whil band of late Berths, father ot Mr. Evel.wi Yesterday's heat wave gave rise to reys, the one time Capone gangster, according to State's Attorney LEAVITT In loving- memory of Sam LeaT' there married her Instructor, Arthur Mnmtt.

Walter. Harry. Herbert. Clarence, and late Ellen Kuehl. Funeral Thursday, Itl.

WIFE. SONS, AND DAUGHTER. a rumor that employes at the Snow White laundry, 1236 South Pulaski Courtney. English. 8 a.

from chapel. 10240 F.wtng avenue, RAPPIN Herman In fond memory to St. Franci de Sales church, :30 a. m. road, were on strike.

This was in of our father, mho paed away two year South Chicago 0632. ago today. WIFE. DAUGHTER. SONS.

correct. HEENEY The Rev. M. Joseph Heenee. pas AND GRANDCHILDREN.

It is true that about 70 employe tor of St. Ferdinand's church, devoted son STOLZENBERG Gustar In ot John T. and th lats Mary Haugbey were sitting idly outside the plant in memory of our beloved lather, who passed Heeney. fond brother ot Edward. Agnea the middle of what would normally have been a busy afternoon, but Ben Fishbain, the owner, had a simple Flynn.

Paul and Elizabeth, the lata John Rosemae, and Francis. At his late residence. 3116 N. Marmora avenue, until 3 p. m.

Wednesday. Body will lis in stale in St. Ferdinand's church Wednesday and Thursday. Solemn mass Friday. 9:30 a.

m. Burial Mount Olivet. Pleaaa omit flowers. away one year ago. July 23, 1940.

A silent thought, a secret tear. Keeps bit nvmorr forever dear. HELEN AND GERTRUDE. ELLE Leo Abraham Zellens. 1940.

Today recalls aad memories Of a loved one gone to rest. And we who think of him always Are those who loved htm best. explanation: It was hot. So I said to them CHARLES PENCE, 55, DIES; HEAD OF SCHOOL FOR BOYS Charles Edgar Pence, headmaster 'Take an hour and fifteen minutes BOM AN Augusta Homan. nea Sommerfeld, vacation.

Go outside and cool off. MVKTLE SCHULER AND MOTHER, And they did. beloved wife of ths lata Ferdinand, fond mother Emilia Kiphuth. Albert Homan. and ths late Gustav and Augnst Fangerow.

four Hyde Park boulevard. July 22. 1941. husband of Eva eon of the late Jacob and Rebecca Simons. Member ot Porcupine ciut and Palace lodge.

No. 766. A. F. as A.

M. Resting at chapel. 214 E. 115th etreet. Services Thursday.

July 24. at 2 p. m. Interment Graceland. SLATTERT Edward J.

Slattery. lata ef IK32 S. Normal avenue ISeward street), beloved husband of Banna, fond father of Mrs. Irene fiandoly and Edward Jr. Funeral Fndav.

July 25. at 9 a. from ehapel. 1729 S. corner 17th r-lace.

to Sacred Heart church. Interment Xccst Carmel. Member ot Holy Name society ef Sacred Heart church. Canal 1344. SMITH John J.

Smith, beloved huabasd et Ruby Bradr Smith, fond father of Jcka J. Jr. and tha late Harry Sm th. foster father of Wilson Rowbotham. soa of Eeary and the late Ratherine fnee Colitis), brother of Mrs.

Kathenne Woodward. Lillian, and William Smith. Funeral Thursday. July 24. at 10 a.

tn, from late resident 926 Linden avenue. Oak Park, to St. church. Interment Calvary. Roanoke.

Ye, papers please copy. Mem mac 9S4M. STEINBERG Rebecca Steinberg. bejved wife of Harry, loving mother of Abe. Edward Sue Lewis.

Ben. Mathew. Polin. Funeral Wedneaday. 10:30 a.

m. at chapeL 1300 Devon aven-je In'errrent Rosemont Park. Family at 7372 N. Winchester avenue. STRL'NK Rose Strunk.

nee Aibrecht: July 22. 1941. of 3536 S. Rockwell street, dearly beloved wife of Harvey, food met her of Harvey Jr. and Audrey, aisier ot Tiaa Sullivan.

Anne Riley. John Marine Fan. Jane McNickle. France Sullivan, and Otto. Funeral Friday.

July 25. at 1:30 p. nv. at funeral home. 2616 W.

3Mh street, where services will be held. Interment Woodlawa cemetery. Information, Lafayette OPfcO. STI 'PAR Fred Siupar. July 21.

are 61 years, of 712S Cores avenue, beloved fcu band of Helen, dear father ot Violet. Marian. George, and Joseph, dear brother of Josephine. Christine. Delia.

Zmna. Mamie. Max. and the late Mrs. Harry Jones ot Hamilton.

Ont, and Betty. Remains at parlors. 8944 Commercial aveirae. Funeral Wednesday. July 23.

at 1 :30 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. SWIECIN'SKI Walter Swlecinskl. July 2L.

He added that it was a vacation Fraternal Notices. grandchildren and three great-grandchildren he campaigned to victory last Novem OAK PARK ELKS Bro. John J. with pay. Resting at lale residence.

8047 Green street Smith, residence, 2 N. Linden. Oak Park, Wednesday. p. m.

Members please attend. ber. The governor has repeated iv let it be known that he is for. Brooks until 12 noon Wednesday. July 23.

Funeral at Faith Evangelical Lutheran church. 83d George L. Helmstadter, 44 J. A. ALDKIDGE.

E. R. J. F. M.

O'NEILL. Secretary. wholeheartedly, altho he has not yet and Sangamon streets, at 2 p. m. Inter ment Bethania.

Triangle 800O. Dies; Railway Executive ALLEN Willard J. Allen of 3R.lf K. Kil HOOPER Emma Hooper. July 22.

beloved made a public announcement to that effect. Results of 1910 Primary. George L. Helmstadter of 619 Cen wife of William t. dear mother ot Arthur.

Edith. Wilfred. Kdgar. and Ivy. Funeral dare avenue, beloved husband of Georgiana 1 fund father of Willard B.

and Donald and the late B. Allen, grand tral avenue, Wilmette, general pas Friday. 1:30 p. from lale residence, Brooks defeated Church by almost father of Willard Albert. Audrey, and Bar.

200.000 votes in the 1940 primary. senger agent of the Chicago and North Western railway, died of heart 5479 Harper avenue, to the Church of the Redeemer. Interment Oakhill. Member ot bara Allen. Funeral Friday, July C5.

4 p. at funeral home, 4447-M W. Irving poling 618,857 to 419,315 for his op Aloha chapter. No. 528.

O. E. 8. disease yesterday in a hotel at Lake Park road. Interment Mount Olive.

ponent. JORGEN'SEX Andrew C. Jorgensen. July Vi, 1941. formerlv of BO.13 Rhodes avenue ANDRE Joseph 1 Frenchy I Andre, beloved If Church decides to stay out of Louise, Canada, where he and his family had gone on a vacation.

He husband of May. loving father ot Suraiine husband of the lata lnre Jorgensen. be the senatorial race and try to re loved brother of Mrs. Tillio Albright. Mrs.

Remains rest at funeral home. 3117 S. Oak was 44 years old. Mr. Helmstadter Mary Walsh.

Charles and the lata Peter PACKS AM Sim ACTIVE! So beware of them if you have a venereal disease! Lookout for those quacks ho advertise by means of sensationally alarming booklets passed out on the street. They are much more interested in your money than in your health! Organized by nuhlir-spiriled citizens as a corporation the Public Health Institute makes a full examination for gonorrhea and syphilis at very low cost, and gives individual treatments at fees so small as to be within the reach of eery wage earner. PUBLIC MMLTM INSTITUTE Organized mt a Corporation Under the Laws of IUinoia MEN 159 N. Dearborn St. VO.M EN 169 N.

Dearborn St. MEN and WO.MEN-129 E. 31st St. 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M.

DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY. CENTRAL 9383 gain his old scat in the house, he began his service with the North Park avenue, Berwyn. Funeral Thursday at a. to St. Leonard a church.

33d and Clarence avenue. Berwyn. Interment would have opposition from his pre and Henry Jorgensen. At chapel. 6328 t'oiiaue Grove avetiue.

Friday at 3 p. m. Western as a clerk in the New York decessor, James Simpson who Interment at Oak Woods. Please omit flow- St. Joseph a.

City office in 1920. He served as eis. For information call Fair. 290O. said yesterday that he was for Pad BAKER In-.

EUKenn I-ester Baker, major limth medical regiment. V. S. army, he- city agent and traveling agent there KXOX-Edward John Knog. July 21.

1941 dock "100 per cent." loved hiiHband of Helen I n-e Voice I fond then as general agent in Cincinnat of 1233 W. 71st street. 24. beloved son of Mary and Patrick, fond brother ot On the Democratic side, the talk father of Helen Jean, son of Dr. Henry I.

O.i and was made general passenge was still strong for State's Attorney Baker and Theresa Mai-aulay Baker. William. Mrs. Mary Robert. Patrick.

Eugene. James. Betty, and I.ois agent in 1936. He was a veteran of Thomas J. Courtney for the senate, brother of Henry Francis Baker.

Funeral the World war. His widow, a daugh Thursday. a. from late residence. 334 N.

Kenilworth avenue. Oak Park, to No other potential candidates have received much attention in the earlv St. Edmund's church. Military funeral discussions, leaders said. ter, and a son survive.

Approve Purchase of 30 Pleae omit flowers. ef the Harvard School for Boys at 4731 Ellis avenue, died yesterday in Sc Luke's hospital after an illness of several months. He was 55 years old. Mr. Pence had been at the school since 1912, when he became a teacher of classical languages there.

A few years later he succeeded the late John J. Schobinger as headmaster. His horse was at 2337 West 108th place. He leaves his widow, Mary Elizabeth; three daughters, Mary Elizabeth. Nancy Ann.

and Mrs. Lionel Andrews; a son. Charles Edgar his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pence, and a sister.

Miss Anna Grace Pence. Services will be held at 2 m. tomorrow in the Morgan Park Baptist church. Burial will be in King City. Mr.

Pence's birthplace, on Friday. Woman Held in Theft of $500 from Visitor Miss Margaret Thompson, 24 years eld. was held to the grand jury in bond of S5.000 by Judge John T. Zuris in Felony court yesterday on a charge ef stealing S500 from Willis Hanlin, Rack Island, 111., jeweler. Hanlin said he had drinks with the woman in a loop hotel last July 11, that he fell asleep and when he awoke the money and Miss Thompson were gone.

Miss Thompson, who lives at 104 East V. aiton street, denied the charge. Al'Ve nB EXT INDIGESTION may affect the Heart tss trpr! in tii? nr fillet mar set Ilk. ter-tmw tm the heart. At me first in of distreM en? E.r- sxd eroen depend on Ru-ans Tsbteta to eet ess frss.

No l.x.rtv. but msd cf th. fsttest-err ee nm konvn for S-1U Indigestion. If th. FTJLST IOSB er-era't trm.

BeU-sas butt, return feaa uaiud amirs SOCfiLX Hwi Back Sac. BAKER-Mary A. Baker nee Green) of 71 411 Woodlawn avenue, dearly beloved MRS. MACKINTOSH Police Radios for $1,785 wife of the late William, devoted mother of Charles and Florence Baker, fond sifter of Josephine Funeral Thursday at a. m.

from chattel. 100R E. 7th DIES; WIDOW OF Purchase of 30 police squad car tw way radio receiving sets at a cost of street, to St. Laurence'a church. Interment COLLEGE CHIEF $1,785 was recommended yesterday St.

Mary's. by the city council finance committee, Crawfordsville, July 22 ISpe- Aid. James B. Bowler 25th, chair cial. Mrs.

George L. Mackintosh, Funeral Friday, July 25. from chapel, 1335 W. 51st street, at a. to St.

Brendan's church, where requiem high mass will be celebrated at 9.30. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. McLACHEAN Edwin James McLachean of 4724 W. Congress street. Passed away July 20.

Funeral servico July 23. 2 p. at chapel. 350ti W. Harrison street, to Elmwood Park Memorial.

McXAMARA Frank J. McNaroara. dearly beloved husband ot Emily I nee KroftaJ. devoted father of Pearl Hostler. Lawren-e.

Frank, and the late Emily McNamara. Funeral Thursday at 30 a. m. from 8304 S. Aberdeen street to St.

Kilian's church. Interment Mount Olivet. 1 "rot pec 10OO-3SS9. MOE Katlialeen Moe. beloved daughter of Arthur and Jessie Clark Moe.

fond sister of Charles. Funeral Thursday. July 24. at 2 p. m.

at chapel. 3246 Jackson boulevard. Burial Oakndce cemetery. Kedzia 231)4. MORRISON Albert A.

Morrison, beloved hut-band of Gertrude Suahma Morrison, son of Christina Grant Morrison and the late James brother of Mary Mrs. Philip T. Wild, the Bt. Rev. Joseph P.

Morrison. Funeral from chapel. 115H N. Clark sirret. Friday morning.

.30 o'clock, to Holy Name cathedral. Interment All Salts' Please omit flowers. BAI.1K Edmard J. Balik. July CO.

1941. HT29 S. Maple wood avenue, beloved brother of Emma Konecny. Sister M. Methodia.

S. Mildred, and George. Funeral Thursday. July 24. 8:45 m.

from chaoel. n90s S. Kedzie avenue, to SS. man, suggested that the committee consider purchasing materials and widow of a former president of Wa bash college, died last night in a La t'ynl and Methodius church. Interment 1941.

owner of pharmacy. 214S N. Dam en avenue, beloved son of Xavary. lovicc brother of Eugenia Tomesrewski. dear uncle of Adela.

Fune-al Thursday. Jay 24. 1941. at 9:30 a. m.

from chapel. 2121 Webster aveooe. to St. Hedwig'a cbwn. Burial St.

Adalbert cemetery. Hum. 6550. TIGHE Joseph J. Tighe.

fond brother ef Agnes. Camille. Mrs. Ellen Gallagher, and Mrs. Emma Drew.

Fnneral Thursday. 9 a. from parlors. 67th street and Der-chester avenue, to St. Cyril's church.

Ister-ment Mount Olivet. OLA Stanley Wolak. beloved husband of Harriet, fond father of Clement, losing son of Mary and Joseph Grajewui. brother of Catherine. William.

Chester. Edward, and Clement Wolak. and Raymond ekl. Funeral Friday, July 25. at 9 30 a- from chapel.

4928 W. 31st street. Cicero. Ill, to M. Mary's church.

Interment 6t-Adalbert's. Cicero 3'JOo. WOl.F James H. Wolf of 1837 W. place, loving son ot James J.

and Josechine (nee Momell. brother of Sent. Richard F. Wolf. V.

A. Funeral Thursday. 10 a. re, from funeral home. 23tl7 S.

62d avenue. Cicero, to St. Paul church. Interment St, Mary's. Member of t.

Paul Holy Nates society. Lawndale ZIELINSKI Julianna Zielinskt. nee Feme a. beloved wife of John, loving mother ef Joseph. Mr.

Jean Buhr. Edward. M-. Fmila Jerard. John, and Mr Mananea Page.

Funeral Thursday. Jtilv 24. at 31 a. from residence. 2416 Palmer a'reei.

tn St. John Berchman church, lntsi asiut St. Joseph a. supplies in quantity in order to allev ate prospective shortages. fayette hospital of injuries suffered Saturday in an automobile accident Resurrection Berwyn lSStl or Pros.

6250. BARAN Joseph Baran Sr late of 417 near Fowler. Wood street, beloved husband of Catherine, nee RatTij: beloved father of Valeria. Frank Marie Rcvers. Caroline Skowronkt.

Steph OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES atue Jnrewicz. Bernice Tlocnek. Carl. Helen Roman. Antoinette Hoyne, Joseph I ADV EKT1SMENT I Powder Dries Up and Irene.

Funeral Thursday. July 24 loMph King. Prat, r.M a. from chapel. 1734 3d w.

4Mb sre-t. to St. Joseph church. Interment Athlete's Foot Ketirrection. BARTHEL-OIrs M.

B.irthet. late of 4721 A. A Carpenter. Vice-Pre. Marshall Field A.

B. Dick, Jr. A Dick Cowi pony Harold MeCormick Chairman el the Board International HarveHer Co. NahSan William MacCheinee MacChaMity, Backet a Well SERVICEa2 Diomos R. Goweniock Vica-fre Albert A.

Spragaa Spraoae, Warner A Co. Vke-Pra. a Treat. David A. Cewtord Pllmoii Conpany Vlce-Pre.

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It must satisfy you or your money back. For sale a ad recommended fey trur tiorea everywhere. Pensacola avenue, ueatl.v beloved mile Aiisust M. Barihel. food mother of iara Luthanlt Edward C.

William and Clifton grandmother of 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. Funeral Thursday. at chapel. 3834-84 Imng Park road. Burial Acacia Park mausoleum.

NEHF Samuel Nehf of 3906 Argyle street, heloved husband of Mary, dear father of Annabelle Goldenberg. Jeanette Woolf. Sarah Pfeffer. Dr. Barry.

Roslvn Msyor. Tr. Arbert. and Sol. Funeral Wednesday at 11 a.

m. at chapel. 354 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Jswisb.

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