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yyvr ss 'iwy' CEI-DER rora Celder. nee Bchmldt. of Mill- PANASCHIA Anna Panasehta fPanasBt. wag Rico, beloved wife of Doeatnlc. dear saotne burg.

beloved wife of Maurice ORPHAN ANNIEl pti it rr; ai i 1 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNEi 18 Saturday, Oct. 5, 1946 I I I I riHVC nilrlK. WMKDUWINO" II l-fc-Tv, Mill ill rwi lir-M 11 i ssw c-o-s- AaIRJL I WHAT? YOU SHOUIDNT FRED-THERMS AN AaRJL I WHAT? WU SHOULDNT A I PLENTY OF YES-I HEARD THE I SMOKY HOLLOW DONTAIM TO PRY TRUE. FRED-FINE DOC I HAVE DONE THAT-NO I MONEY THAT STORY YOU TOLD I INTO OTHER FOLKS' AFFAIRS-BUT I MDUU. SEE-HEVl USEDTOKNOI PLANE MOW USED TO KNOW PLANE of Mike.

Joe. John. Mary Trlaol. and gw. Funeral Monday, Is a.

fraoi chapel. W. 26th street, 6 All Saints' cBurch. la. tennent Mount Carmel cemetery.

Vic Mai, PFSAK Joseph r. Pesak of 2310 S. Lcca bard avenue. Berwyn. beloved brotfcer of Marie Mlsek.

Emilia Pesek. Frank. Antoinette, and James Pesak. Funeral Monday at a. fix-m chapel.

5318 W. 25ta sreet. Cicero, to Our Lady of the Holy M-at church. Interment St. Adalbert a.

Oiyns-plc 42. POI.INO Rose Pnllno. nee Arrlert. beloved wtfw of the late Aneeln, dear motner ot Carcsea and Margaret Poilrto. grandmother ct Jaiae Ernest, and Joseph, sister of Raipb Aroert.

Funeral Monday. 9 a. from chapel. 1702 W. 69th street, to St.

Mary of Movct Carmel church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Pro. 0600. dear mother of Bertha Hatosky and Irving J.

Services Monday. 2 p. at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue. Intrrmrnt Hltkur Chollra cemetery, Waldhelm. Family will be at .7748 Indiana avenue Sunday evening.

GIANNATTASIO Anna Glannattailo. beloved wife of Andrew, fnnd mother of Mary P.ruttl. Anna David. F.dlth SoYce. Carmella Njrclst.

Philip. Jennie Plzzo. Julia, and Rosalie. Sister of Rose Samo. Funeral Monday at 9 a.

m. from chapel. 3344 W. Chicago avenue, to Our Lady of the Angels church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Van Buren 2770. GIBBONS Mary Iteraty Gibbons, beloved wife of the late Geoffrey, fond mother of Thomas. Richard. Mrs. Nora McGrath, and Alice Gibbons.

Funeral Monday. Oct. 7. at 915 a. from funeral home.

5350 W. North avenue, to St. Catherine of Siena church. Interment Mount Carmel. Please omit flowers.

Tuxedo 8844 GRISETO Carmella Grlseto. nee Dl Coscla. of 4 115 School street, beloved wife of the late Vltangelo. lovlnc mother of James Jenny. Joseph, and Dr.

Victor dear sister of Oronzo Dl Cosola. Funeral Monday. 9 a. from funeral home. 619 S.

Ashland to RAILWAY, CREWS FREED IN WRECK TAKING 45 LIVES Series of Acts Blamed in Burlington Crash The Du Page county grand jury, after five months of 'hearings, yesterday declined to take action against the Burlington railroad and the crews of two fast trains involved in the April 25 wreck at Na-perville which took 45 lives, but blamed the wreck on a series of unconnected negligent acts by both the railroad and the crews. No single negligent act of omission or commission caused the wreck, the gTand jury reported to the Du Page county Circuit court. The grand jury voted a no bill against W. W. Blaine, 68, of Gales-burg.

Knox county, engineer of the road's Exposition Flyer which rammed into the rear of the stalled Advance Flyer at the east end of the Naperville station. State's Atty. ERE TOMORROW' 1 HfcS ON A NOW- DOC CAN HELP MtAND I MR. WARBUCK5 HBUU I I nRlw I w-itK huu. irwi ut- tuu i i-ickc vumca VtfNEIaLlSl Tl I WELL, TH' FLOWERS POWCRS? uc -J I VEAM I HOPE DOM'T WORgV WINNIE AAMftJi-ij OKI VOUR.

DESK OH POOfZ GUV WOMT LET HIM rjm, YOUR HISHMESS, i WHAT'S THE IDEA FROAA HUGH SAS, JL 'OTjrloKuc CM SWM (K DROWKI SUCH TALK! jl i in i i i i iii i i I aaaaaaaasvaaa. RACKOW Freda S. ftackow. nee Ewert. be loved wife of August, dear mother of Heo rletta Schulte and Raymond, grandmotiier of Virginia and the late Howard Schuitt.

facd sister of Charles Ewert. Remains at cfcapei. 7032 Wentworth avenue, until noon Monday. Services Monday. Oct.

7. at 1:30 p.m.. at Aursburg Lutheran church. 73d and Wabash. Interment Evergreen.

mber of Par Maaog chapter. No. 598. O. E.

S. RAMSTEDT Hannah E. Ramstedt, belove-t wife of the late Carl food mctber ot Evert and Walter, sister of Elnar and John Roos. Signe Peterson, and two brufcSers In Sweden, grandmother of Por.ald asa Richard. Funeral Monday.

Oct. 7. at 1. p. m.

at chapel. 4821 N. Dames ave-rae. Interment RosehlH. Member of Eansccy lodge.

No. 313. V. O. A.

RETD Isabell Vanderburg Reld. formerly Oak Park, beloved wife ot Frank 0 k-vtrg mother of Edward sister cf Mrs. Vers Tldeman. Interment services at Forest Eozr cemetery chapel Saturday. Oct.

5. at 1.5(1 p. m. Please emit flcwera. RIMKUS Mary Rlmkms.

nec Wlnkeimas. be loved mother of Eleanor Stana. Mildred Koegel. and Arthcr. mother-lrj-Uw of Jcfca Stann.

Rudolph Koegel. and Helen, grandmother of five. Funeral M.T.day. 9' 39 a. from 'chapel.

3601 W. Dreersey avenue, to St. Hyacinth's chapel. Intennect St. Adalbert's.

Albany 6424. ROBERTS Dora E. Roberts, mother of Fred and Howard Strodtx. grandmother of Gary and Carolyn Stmdtz. Services Monday.

2:4 5 P. m. at chapel. 2346 W. Madison street, to Forest Home cemetery.

ROSEN Jack Roser. 2905 ScakespeaJW tw nue. formerly ot 4 927 N. St. Louis a venae, beloved husband of Marlon.

I re Ashktn: food father of Robert and Larry, devoted sea cf Bessie and the late Louis, dear brother cf. Lillian and Sidney, dear grasdscn cf Saa Rosen. Funeral Monday. 10 a. bl.

at ehapei. 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment of Joseph cemetery. Jewish Waldbelm. RUSH Henry Rush, late of 4740 3.

tetssl avenue, beloved husband cf Katie, nec Girt-ler: loving father of Emily Grela. Henry, ar.l David. Services Saturday. 3 p. at fo.

neral home. 4553-61 Milwaukee avecae. Interment Ridgewood. Member of Prcvidencw lodge. No.

711. A F. A A. M. and Ftucw-shlp chapter.

No. 233. R. A. M.

SCAR PINO Providence Scarplno. nee Vaasana. dear mother of Mrs. Fay Lo Prestl. Jilcig Btnndl.

Carl Mrs. Louise SlgnnrelU. Mrs. Anna Barber. Mrs.

Josephine later, and Tony Scarplno. Funeral Tcesday. a. from residence. 3222 S.

Wells street, to St. James' church. Interment SU Mary's. Pro. 0600.

SCHROEDF.R Charles H. SchmeJer loved husband of the late Victoria. V-vtna; father of Charles Jr and Etta Schubert, fond grandfather t-f Victoria Schraeder. ar. Lorraine and llaro.d Schubert Funeral Mots, day.

2 p. at chapel. 295o- FoUertnex. at Sacramento Purlal cemetery. Member of Mutual Rment Aid society as4 United Sinters' society.

BeimoBt 3300 ear Ktldare 4000. SCJiVLTZ William J. Scbultx. 1138 E. 64tS street.

Oct. 4. 1946. beloved husband rt Christina Schuitt. nee Burke, father nt W.

Norman and Robert B. Schultx. brother ef Charles and Andrew Schultx. At crsapei. 63d and Harvard, where services wUi bsj held Monday.

Oct. 7, at 3 p. m. fate; veiit private. Member ot Henry W.

Longfeiicw council. Royal Arcanum. SEINWERTH William Jay Selnwerth ef 20 DEATH NOTICES OBITUARIES FREE 23 NEGROES St. Viator's church. Interment All Saints'.

HALL Clifton W. Hall. Oct. 3. 1946.

of 2539 Sheffield avenue, beloved son of Claude and Kathryn, fond brother of Violet. Services at chapel, 2701 N. Clark street, Sunday at 4 p. m. Interment Janesvllle.

Wis. HANRAHAN Margaret Byme Hanrahan. late of 8813 Eggleston avenue, beloved wife of the late Sgt. Ernie Hanrahan. loving mother of Helen.

Mrs. Margaret Costln. Mrs. Marlon Shlvely. John.

Betty Jane, and Mary Lou Hanrahan. loving daughter of Catherine and the late John Byme, sister of Mayme Byme. Mrs. Lucy McCarthy. Mrs.

Rose Bums. Mrs. Agnes Hanson, and the late Betty. Funeral Monday. 9 a.

from funeral home. Halsted at 76th street, to St. Sablna's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Ste.

7700. HAYS Robert L. Hayes. 2244 Irving Park road. Oct.

3. 1946. beloved husband cf Carrie nee Klein 1. dear father of Genevieve Oslund. dear stepfather of Zenada Wussow and Clair White, dear grandfather of Ronald and Ruth Oslund.

fond brother of Marlon Prrham. Louis. Albert. Raymond, and the late Stella. Arthur, and John.

Services Monday. Oct. 7. at 3 p. at chapel.

2114 Irving Park road, to Graceland cemetery. Please omit flowers. HAZZARD Henrietta Hazrard of 7840 Stewart avenue, fond sister of David Samuel C. and Mrs. Ethel Nlcklaus.

Services at chapel. 7838 Cottage Grove avenue. Monday. Oct. 7.

at 1:30 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. Radcllffe 0220. HEFFERNAN See Ellen Dove notice.

HOELLER Donald Hoeiler. Ortenvllle. Oct. 1, 1946. dear son of Florence and Frank.

Services Monday. 2 p. at funeral chapel. 4338-40 Fullerton avenue. Interment Mount Olive.

HOGAN Nellie B. Hogan. nee Walsh, or 329 S. Winchester avenue, dear wife of the late Michael, fond mother of William. Funeral Monday.

8:30 a. m. from chapel. 1946-48 W. Ogden avenue at Harrison street to St.

Jarlath's church. Interment Mount Carmel. See. 0463. HOWl.ES Matthew P.

Howies, are 71. of 10113 State street, retired paymaster for the Pullman beloved husband of the late Anna Louise, dear father of Vernon G. Howies. Resting at chapel. 10928 Michigan avenue, where masonic services will be held Sunday.

Oct. 6. at 8 p. under auspices of Kenslncton lodge. No.

804. A. F. Sk A. M.

Funeral Monday. Oct. 7, at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood.

JABI.ONSKI Agnes Jablonskl. dear mother or John and the late cousin of Dorothy Mazurek. aunt of Betty Connelly. Funeral Monday, 1:30 a. from the late residence, 5612 S.

Nofdlca avenue, to St. Joseph's church. 5614 S. 72d court. Summit.

111. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Hum. 1230. JARACZ John Jaracz.

of 3328 S. Aberdeen street, beloved husband mt Ellrabeth, nee Herman: father of Margaret Urbanskl. Gertrude Woznlak. Dorothy Beckman. Lucille, and Shirley, brother of Sadie Maeder.

Peter, and Mike. Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a. from chapel. 1059 W.

32d street to Immaculate Conception church. Interment St. Mary cemetery. Information, Yards 6424. MOTHER AND SON QUIZZED IN GARY WORKER'S DEATH AISHTON Richard Henry Alshton.

Oct. 3, 1946. of 1501 Htnman avenue. Evanston, BLASTS DEATH TOLL INCREASES TO SEVEN; 140 PERSONS INJURED Charles C. Rosewater 111., devoted husband of the late Rosa Whit- Lee Daniels of Du Page county said a charge of manslaughter against Blaine would be dismissed.

ICC to Get Reports The grand jury asked Daniels to report eight safety recommendations to the Illinois commerce commission and the Interstate federal IN RIOT CASE IN TENNESSEE New York. Oct. 4 Special beck Alshton. father of Mrs. Pelrce C.

Ward, Indian Hill farms, Rochester, Fred W. Alshton. Ashevllle. N. C.

Richard A. Alsh Charles Colman Rosewater, 72, Scarsdale, N. retired newspaper and 'magazine publisher, died last night. Born in Omaha, his father was foundsr and owner of commerce commission including in At the request of the Lake county, grand jury which launched an investigation yesterday into the doath of John Putnik, 49, of 1121 Polk Gary, Dec. 22, lie detector tests were given by Indiana state police to his widow, Milka, stallation of radar and two-way Sentence Two to Not More than 21 Years the Omaha Bee of which he became in turn co-owner until 1917 with his late brother, Victor.

Rosewater then served at various times as general 57, and her son, Sam Lucas, 30, both manager of the Los Angeles Ex radio on all high speed trains. The jury's report said it found insufficient evidence to return an indictment in the case. Nine negligent acts of commission or omission were studied by the jury, it wfls learned, altho it failed to list them In its report to the court. The nine acts were compiled by the jury after hearing testimony of the Polk st. address.

Authorities declined to reveal results of the tests, but when the results were given to jurors they press, of the Los Angeles limes, tne Kansas City Journal, and publisher ton. Wlnnetka, 111., and the late Tom W. Aishton, Evanston, 111., brother of Elizabeth Alshton and Mrs. R. J.

Mercur. Montreal. Canada. Service and Interment private. Please omit flowers.

ANDERSON Matilda Anderson of 2136 N. La Porte avenue, beloved wife of the late Charles Anderson, dear mother of Ruth E. Johnson, sister of Helga Gustafson. Services Monday, 1 p. at funeral home.

3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Forest Home. ARCIERI See Rose Pollno notice. BARBER See Providence Scarplno notice. BARRETT Ruben C.

Barrett. Oct. 3. 1946. of 517 Oakdale avenue, beloved husband of Margaret, fond brother of John and Thomas Harriett.

Services at rhapcl, 2701 N. Clark street, Monday, 10:30 a. m. Interment private. BINKERT Gertrude M.

Blnkert. beloved wife of August, fond mother of Veronica and August daughter of Frank and the late Henrietta Keller, alster of Edward and Raymond. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from late residence. 3537 W.

61st place, to St. Nicholas of Tolentlne church. Interment Holy bep-ulchre. Gro. 0090.

BIONDI See Providence Scarplno notice. BLAKESLEE Elizabeth Smith Blakeslee. Oct. Marcus Hook, Oct. 4 (JP) The death toll in spectacular explosions and fire at Sun Oil company's huge Marcus Hook refinery climbed to seven today with at least 140 others injured, five critically.

Six of the dead were company employes and the other was a volunteer fireman. All died from burns. Huge clouds of smoke, lighted by tongues of flames, swirled into the air as the fire swept unchecked for almost four hours after the first of a series of blasts shook the 13 million dollar aviation gasoline refinery last night. J. Howard Pew, president of the company, said damage to equipment was about $300,000 and operations of the refinery as a whole of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.

continued their hearings in the case From 1924 until his retirement In 1930 he was a publisher of trade Lawrenceburg, Oct. 4 (JP) An all-white jury today acquitted 23 Negroes on charges of assault with intent to commit murder and being accessories before the fact in racial disorders Feb. 25 in Columbia, Tenn. Two others of the 25 on trial were found guilty of the assault charges and the jury fixed their sentences at not more than 21 years in the penitentiary. Foliceman Seriously Injured Robert Gentry and John McKivens until next Friday.

Coroner J. Robert Doty of Lake county decided April 13 Putnik was murdered and asked the grand jury investigation. Putnik's body was found in a con veyor belt at the Gary works of the magazines in New York. John Franklin Davis John Franklin Davis, 76, of 7647 Bosworth a mechanical engineer in Chicago for 45 years and Chicago district manager for the Titusville Iron works, died yesterday in St. Francis hospital.

Evanston. He Carnegie-Illinois Steel corporation, where he worked alone at night. i were the two found guilty. The jury KISSEL Clara Kissel, nee Lammers. beloved Doty said it would have been impossible for him to have fallen into were affected only in a slight de convicted them of attacking Patrolman Will Wilsford of Columbia, one gree." the belt.

Investigation showed Mrs. Putnik was beneficiary of $13,000 UNDERTAKEKS- worth of insurance on Putnik's life. Mrs. Putnik and Lucas also were leaves his widow, Elizabeth Anne; a son, J. Eugene, and a daughter, Mrs.

Naomi Usher. Services will be held at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 1460 Sherman Evans-ton. Burial will be in Sidney, O.

wife of the late Fred, loving mothr of Helen, Carl. Gertrude. Phllomena. Irene. Marie.

Fred. Louise, and Charlotte, dear sister of Catherine Wolf. Dorothy Zlelke. and Mary Berg, grandmother of 29 and three great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday.

9:30 a. from chapel. 2950-58 Fullerton. at Sacramento, to St. Silvester's church and St.

Boniface's. Bel. 3300 or Kll. 4000. KREMSKE Harry Xremske.

son of Wll-heimlna, brother of Louis. Otto. Herbert. Walter. and Emma Somarin.

Funeral Saturday. 2 p. at home. 2213 Hilda re avenue. Interment Concordia.

Lawn-dale 3205. of experts, federal and state Investigators, company officials and train crews. Negligent Acts Listed The acts of negligence listed by the jury included: 1. Stopping of the advance Flyer without proper thought of the speeding train only two minutes behind. 2.

Stopping of the Advance Flyer on a curve where visibility for the second train was impaired. S. Lack of a proper device or method for signaling the oncoming second train. 4. Scheduling of the two fast trains only two minutes apart on the same track.

5. Alleged prevalence of a habit among engineers of disregarding a yellow caution light in an effort to make schedules and lack of criticism by the railroad of this questioned with the lie detector about the death of Steve Mitrovich, roomer at the Putnik home, who was found hanged in the garage there May 26, 1945. Police said she LAIN 6. SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 6 3D AND HARVARD-AVENUE. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025.

SATURDAY. of four police who entered Mink Slide, a Negro business district, after a day of tension following the arrest of a Negro woman and her son. Wilsford was seriously injured by shotgun blasts 23 of the Negroes were accused of firing. Two other Negroes, Julius Blair, 76, business man and political leader, and James Morton, an undertaker, were found innocent of being accessories and 21 others were absolved of the actual assault. Deliberate 2 Hours The jury reached its verdict after an hour and 53 minutes of and Lucas were beneficiaries under Mrs.

Richmond Brown RYE, Sirssex, England, Oct. 4 (JP) Mrs. Richmond Brown, 63, explorer and author who made discoveries in Central America where no $2,500 worth of insurance carried by Mitrovitch. THOROCOOD Ezra. 3 p.

m. at chapel. KRUSE Minnie Knise. wife of Custav. loving mother of Erna Bruns.

grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Services Monday, 1:30 p. at chapel. 2056-58 Belmont avenue. Interment RosehllL KUHLO Joseph G.

Kuhlo. late of 3446 S. Oakley avenue, husband of Evelyn List Kuhlo. fond father of Charles beloved son of Charles and Mary, brother of Edward and Shirley Healy. Services Monday.

2 p. at chapel. 3734 Archer avenue. Interment Bethanla. Lafayette O067.

white woman had been before, died 2, 1946, of 860 Hlnman avenue, Evanston. 111., mother of William W. Blakeslee, sister of Benjamin W. Smith. Service 11 a.

m. Saturday at chapel. 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Interment at Memorial Park. BLAMEUSER Frank J.

Blameuser of 8227 Nile Center road. Skokle. 111., dear husband of Lucy Margaret I nee Turesl, fond father of Mrs. Charlotte Tittle. Mrs.

Dolores For-dyce. Mary Jane, and Frank Jr. Funeral Monday. 9:45 a. from funeral home.

8057 Nlles Center road. Skokle. Mass 10 a. St, Peter'a church. Interment St.

Peter's. BRASSIL Annastacla Resting at late residence. 217 Mlllbrldxe road. Riverside. Mass.

10 a. Monday, Oct. 7. at St. James' church.

Sag Bridge. Interment Sag Erldge cemetery. Riverside 5345. BRENN Herman A. Brenn, loving son of Mary Brenn, brother of Reinhart, Charles.

Mrs. H. Hoeppner. Mrs. M.

Wllbershlde, Alvlna. and Philip. Member of Elevated post. No. 184.

American Legion. Resting at chapel. 1648 W. 63d street. Services 10:30 a.

m. Monday. Interment Evergreen. BRUNOTTE Esther Brunotte, nee Cooper, dearly beloved wife of Thomas, dear mother of June and Caroline, daughter of Anna Hofer. Funeral Monday, Oct.

7, at 2:30 p. m. at chapel. 84 5 Armltaga avenue. Interment Mount Emblem.

BURNS John Burns, late of 7943 Drexel beloved husband of Mary, fond stepfather of Violet Bloomster, grandfather of Virginia, brother of Max Burns of Pittsburgh, Thrmas, Josephine Thompson, and Mary Black of Erie. Pa. Funeral Monday at 9 a. m. from mortuary.

1000-1010 E. 79th street, to St. Francis de Paula church. Burial St. Mary's.

WEIDEMIIXER Sophie. 1 p. m. at chapel. GEORGE B.

UTLEY, today. She discovered the Chu- MONDAY. cunaque Indian tribe in Panama and excavated Mayan ruins in British MOORE Julia A. 8:30 a. m.

In church. WEBBER Harry P. C. 3 p. m.

In church. 69, EX-NEW BERRY LIBRARIAN, DIES George B. Utley, 69, nationally Honduras and helped found the Pa KURTZ John Kurtz, beloved husband of Mary. father of John Kurtz and Mrs. Florence Given.

Funeral at chapel. 7319 Madison street. Forest Park, Monday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Woodlawn.

Jarvls avenue. Oct. 4. 1946. beloved Ess band of Lillian, nec Bcurg: brother of Jca Selnwerth.

At chapel 5501 N. Axhla4 avenue, where services will be held V5T-lAy. Oct. 7. it 3 p.

m. Interment Boaenul SHEAHAN Matthew L. Sheahan. 715 81st street, beloved husband of Jennie I Funeral from chapel. 7705 Cottage Grove avesoe.

Monday. 10 a. to St. Francis De Paca. church, mass 10:30 a.

m. Interment St. Mary's. S1GNORELLI Sec Providence Scarptoo norm. SOEHRMAN See Katherlne Unterlander notice.

STEPHENSON Amine L. Stephensen. 470 Beacon street. Oct. 3.

wldcw cf Jehu beloved mother of Louise S. Watscn of Crystal Lake. 111. Resting at funeral chapel. 6959 N.

Clark street, where services will be held Saturday. Oct. 5. at 3:30 p. and Indianapolis.

InO, papers please copy. STIRN Ernest W. Stlrn. age 51. Oct.

3. 1T3 4 8th street, Mllwauaee. fcustsani cf Ruth Collins Stlrn. father of Nancy Jeaa and Judith Ann. brother of Alfred.

Serrteea Saturday. Oct. 5. 3 p. at Gerber funeral home.

Milwaukee. THOMPSON Lon Thompson. Oct. 4. of 714 South Park avenue, husband of LlT.tan Ccx Thompson, father of Virginia Mae.

E-. Mrs. Dorothy Loving, and Paul A. Ftmeral Monday. 2 p.

ehapei. JeSery bouievara at 77th streeL Interment locaL Scu. 88 22. UNTERLANDER Katherlne Unterlander. new Lottes.

3503 W. 38th street. Oct. 4. 1946.

beloved wife of the late Dr. Jchn L. Ucter-lander. fond mother of Alfred F-. and E.

Soehrman. and Margaret Felts, grandmother of Jchn Scehrman- At chapel. 212L W. 95th street, wnere services wiU be ceid Monday. Oct.

7. at 3 p. zn. Interment Mausg Greenwood. VICIDOMINI John Vtotf.nnlnl.

brother ef Joseph and Ralph. Resting at funeral heme. 5708 W. Madison street. Funeral nctic later.

Austin 2012. WEBBER Harry P. Webber. 6510 S. Katw lor avenue.

Oct. 3. 1946. beloved bosbacd of Betty, father of Harry. Phillip.

Enc. acd Anna Mae Webber, aon of Anna and the la: Harry Webber, brother of Luellla Bouron and Viola Bloyd At chapel. 63d and Harvard, until noon Monday. Service Monday. Oct.

T. at 2 p. In Lutheran Church of the Croaa. 65th pL and Hamlin av. Interment Cedar Park.

WEBER Peter Weber, beloved rmsband trt Elis known chief librarian of Newberry library for 22 KWIATKOWSKI Joseph Kwlatkowskl. late of years until his re tirement four years ago, died yes terday while working in the 5219 S. Honore street, beloved husband or Bernlce. nee Roszak: fond father of Gertrude Szewczyk, Rose Stech, Lorraine Vrabec. Joseph, Edmund.

Raymond, and Eugene, dear brother of Stanley and John, grandfather of nine and great-grandfather or two. Funeral Monday. Oct. 7. 1946.

9:30 a. from residence, to St. Joseph's church. Interment Resurrection. Yards 3713.

SCHULTZ William N. 3 p. m. at chapel. RINGHAND Frank R.

11a. m. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. PETERS Michael.

NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 6501 NORTH ASHLAND-AVENUS. PHONE LONGBEACH 2646. SATURDAY. ACKERMAN Gertrude. 10 a.

in. In church. BORDEN Arthur H. 3 p. m.

at chapel. HARRIS Albert H. 1 p. m. at chapel.

O'DONNELL Thomss J. 10 a. m. In church. MONDAY.

SEINWERTH William J. 3 p. m. at chapel. DELI Frank C.

3 p. m. at chapel. BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121W. 95TH STREET.

PHONE BEVERLY 2182. MONDAY. UNTERLANDRER Katherlne. 3 p. m.

at chapel. LAIN SON garden of his home at Pleasant CENCULA Bruno Cencula. late of 2022 cific Geographical society. Charles W. French New York, Oct.

4 Charles W. French, president of the Seaboard Surety company, died here today. He was 59. He was born in Lake Geneva, and entered the insurance business in Milwaukee, Wis. He was resident vice president of Royal Indemnity company in Chicago from 1928 to 1930.

Matthew L. Sheahan Matthew L. Sheahan, 68, of 715 E. 81st a foreman for the sanitary district 14 years, died yesterday in his home. His widow, Jennie survives.

Services will be held at 10:30 a. m. Monday in St. Francis De Paula church, 78th st. and Ellis av.

Wolcott avenue, beloved husband of Cather Valley, Conn. ine Blanche, loving father of John. Jerome, During his ten and Arthur, dear son of Michael and Caro ure, Mr. Utley increased the number of volumes in LECK Arthur Leek Oct. 2.

Fort Lauderdale, formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Margaret, fond father of Arthur James. Mrs. William Keath and Robert. 38 years with Illinois Steel Co. Interment Fort Lauderdale.

Oct. 5. LO PRESTI See Providence Scarplno- notice. LUCKWALDT Carl F. Luckwaldt.

beloved husband of Annabelle. devoted father of Carl Douglas, and Daryl. fond son or Daniel and the late Valeska, dear brother of Fred. Funeral Monday. Oct.

7. 1:30 p.m.. at funeral home. 3026 Belmont avenue. Interment Irving Park cemetery.

Inf. Jun. 4200. LUTZ Louis Lutz. Union Pier.

father Newberry library Georce B. Utley 450,000 to 600,000. He also was active in liter ary organizations and as a speaker. He was the author of two books, "The Life and Times of Thomas John Claggett," and Fifty Years of line, iona orotner oi tieien naaziewicz. Funeral Monday.

10:30 a. m. from parlors. 83-38 N. Ashland avenue, to St.

Mary of the Angels church. Interment St. Adalbert's. Haymarket 5800. CHESTER Joseph Chester of 818 Aldlne avenue, beloved husband of the late Agnes, fond father of Bertha Petrone.

Frances Erbs. Tlllle Baler. Sophie Jross, Paul, and Joseph Chester. Funeral Monday. 9:30 a.

from rhanel. 929 Belmont avenue, to St. Columb-kllle's church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery.

COIJJON August Colson. beloved son of the late Henry and Ida Colson. fond brother of Hulda Wlllberg and the late Anna Colson. Funeral at chapel, 4821 N. Damen avenue, at 3 p.

m. Monday. Interment Rosehlll. COMIANO Joseph Comlana, late of 849 N. Western avenue, dearly beloved husband of Roslna, nee Lancellottl: fond father of Caroline Carplno, Susan Guldlce.

Philip Harry and Rose, grandfather of nine grandchildren. Funeral Monday. Oct. 7, at 9 a. from funeral home, 2353 W.

Chicago avenue, to Sacred Heart church. Interment Mount Carmel. For Information, Brunswick 8220 or 0100. oi Mrs. William Fischer of Chlcaso.

Mrs. I.culs Pinion, and Anton Lutz and nve grandchildren. For Information phone Pensacola 1688. MA HONEY William Mahoney, at St. Paul.

formerly of 704 W. Garfield blvd DONNELLAN CHAPELS METAL CASKETS JEFFER Y-BLVD. AT 77TH-ST. SOUTH SHORE 8822 beloved husband of the late Margaret, nee L. A.

Ransom of Washington, D. attorney for the National Association for Advancement of Colored People and for the defendants, said he would ask a new trial for the two who were convicted. All the defendants smiled as they left the courtroom. Only a small crowd was present. Maurice Weaver of Chattanooga, white defense attorney, said the verdict was a victory for Americanism.

The fact that two were convicted would only be an error of the mind of the jury in handling all the complicated facts and not of the heart." Two Photografers Assaulted A few minutes after the verdict two photografers were assaulted by a state highway patrolman and a court officer outside the courtroom. The photografers were Frank Gun-ter of the Nashville Banner and Russell Raj', a free lance photografer on assignment for the Associated Press. Gunter said Court Officer Burl Dooley pushed him down a flight of stairs. Ray said State Highway Patrolman Arnold Davis smashed his camera. Smashes His Camera Gunter said the court officer told him he wasn't supposed to enter the courtroom, and then smashed his camera and "took me by the collar and shoved me downstairs." Ray said he started to take a picture of the scuffle when Davis knocked his camera out of his hands.

Ray said a later examination of his camera disclosed it was not badly damaged. Circuit Judge Joe Ingram told photografers when the trial opened that no pictures could be taken in the courtroom. C. H. Hemingway Ann Arbor, Oct.

4 (JP) Charles H. Hemingway, 72, real estate agent and former newspaper publisher, died here today. He formerly published the Washtenaw Post and the Ann Arbor Tribune. He was a native of Polo, 111. the American Library Association." Before taking the Newberry post, Mr.

Utley was secretary of the American Library association. A native of Hartford, he was educated at Colgate and Brown universities. Surviving is his widow. IDENTIFY LINER JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WABASH-AV. WHITEHALL 6060.

-4542 RAVKNSWOOD-AY. LONGBEACH 0305. CSERNANSKY John Csernansky. beloved hus CRASH VICTIM AS band of Jennie, father of Albert and frank, grandfather of Rose Ann and Carol Lee Csernansky. Services Monday, 2 p.

at chapel, 2346 W. Madison to Montrose cemetery. 6. Too short spacing of block signals so that the second train had only two miles to stop when going Si miles per hour. 7.

Lack of intercommunication conductors and engineers on the trains and lack of intercommunication between the trains and control points. 8. Failure to test the emergency brakes as well as the service brakes before the trip was started. 9. Operation of both lightweight cars and standard weight cars in the same train which provided unequal braking power when brakes were applied.

No Single Act to Blame "The grand jury considered that the several separate and distinct acts committed singly could not have produced the tragic result, and that therefore in the absence of any supporting proof, there is Insufficient evidence to justify return of an indictment against any one person or group," the report said. Safety recommendations by the jury included scheduling departures of fast trains on the same tracks with the proper margin of safety in running times; brake tests on all trains before their departures; making up of passenger trains with cars of equal equipment and strength; all passenger trains to be equipped with radar or automatic train controls; safety block signals be spaced so as to protect high speed trains; installation of Mars oscillating signal lights on the rear of all passenger trains to be in constant use when the trains are running; flagman to be required to ride in the rear car and to be furnished with more modern warning signals, and the installation of two-way radios in all passenger trains. Blaine Story Not Heard The grand jury never heard Blaine's story of the wreck, it was reported, because he previously had been charged with manslaughter on a coroner's jury recommendation, and it was believed that he would refuse to testify before the grand jury on the ground that he was already charged with a crime and so could not be forced to tell his story. Blaine's attorney, Edward Streit of Aurora, said that Blaine is now in his Galesburg home recuperating from Injuries suffered in the accident. He was discharged from an Aurora hospital June 2L but has not returned to work.

C. a JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME. 92 YEARS SERVICE SUP. 7709 200 K.

ERIE 1 Block E. of Mlchlian. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS DALTON Nora Dalton, nee Mulvlhlll. late of 4 508 W. Wilcox street, beloved wire or tne late Michael, fond mother of Mary Elklns.

abeth, nee Bemawrr: fond father oi Nraua, John. Peter, and Nick, loving brother eg Theresa Ernst and Anton Weber. Funeral Monday. Oct. 7.

2 p. at chapel. 3iJ4 N. Southport avenue. Interment Eimwooa cemetery.

WEISS Ludwlg M. Weiss, beloved hasband of the late Wllhelmlna. fond father of Mar Gunderman. Emma Hansen. Caroline Sehrairt.

and the late John, four grandsons ad uiree great-grandsons. Services. Monday. Oct. 7.

2 p. m. at funeral home. 1458 avenue. Interment St- Lucas.

WIATER See Providence Scarplno notice. WIT-COX Ira D. Wilcox. Oct. 4.

at Memprda. beloved husband of Betty, new Smith: father of Howard and John, brother of Russell and Mrs, Hubert Morgan. Funeral Oct. 5. Memphis.

WORRESCHK Henry Worreschk. age 5. dear son of Emelle and the late Fred, brother of Martha Schneider. Emily Baumann. and th late Clara PfefTer.

Services Monday. 3 p. aa at funeral home. 14 58 Belmont avesue Interment Irving Park. WRENN Lou Wrenn of 5555 Sheridan road.

Oct. 4, 1946. beloved husband of Marten Wrenn. fond father of Jane Nelson, dear grandfather of Gay Nelson, brother of Elisabeth and Edward Wrenn. At chapel.

5S01 N. Ashland avenue, where services wiil ba held Monday, Oct. 7. at 3 45 p. rH, wnder auspices of Blrchwood lodge.

No. 1012. A. F. A A.

M. Interment private. WYGONIK Andrew Wygonlk of 3009 An-her avenue, beloved husband of Sophie, father of Estelle Moskal. Sophie, and Valerie Oiender. brother of Sylvester.

Funeral Monday. 9 :3 a. m. from chapel. 1059 W.

32d street, to St. Barbara's church. Interment Resurreo. tlon cemetery. Information.

Yards 6424. DEDICATIOm AMHOUHCEMEaTS FLANK A monument will be dedicated ha memory of William Fltnk Sunday. Oct. 2 p. m.

Westlawn cemetery. FRIEND There win be a dedication of a moxta- CEMETERY MARKERS, MONUMENTS AT nrown. At funeral home. 5438 S. Halsted street.

Funeral notice later. Bou. 0662. MANDEL Elizabeth Flerst Mandet of 7730 N. Hasktngs avenue, beloved wife of John J.

Mandel. fond mother of Marian Nathan. John A. and Katherlne Mandel. Funeral Monday.

Oct. 7. at 9:30 a. m. from funeral home.

1359 Devon avenue, at Glenwood. to St. Jerome's church and All Saints' cemetery. MATHER Margaret F. Mather, wife of the late John M.

Mather, mother of Mrs. Timothy Mojnnnler and Mrs. Charles E. Jenkins, grandmother or John A. and James E.

Jenkins. Friends may call at chapel. 720 Lake street. Oak Park. Services Saturday.

2:30 Cuyler Avenue Methodist rhurrh. Cuyler avenue and Ontario street. Oak Park. Interment Forest Home. Tlease omit flowers.

MCALLISTER See Philip H. Murphy notice. McMANMON Patrick McManmon. 3647 N. Damen avenue, Oct.

3. 1946. beloved husband ot Lottie, nee Wade; loving father of Margaret Stanley and Frances, dear grandfather of Patricia. June, and Robert Stanley, dear brother or Nellie Koneel or Channel Lake. 111., Frances Kohler or Denver Sarah Caisldy.

Kllrabeth Mongan. and Gcor-glna Kelly. Funeral Monday. Oct. 7.

9:30 a. from rhapcl. 2114 Irving Park road, to St. Andrew's church. Interment St.

Joseph's cemetery. Member of Firemen's Mutual Benefit Association. Retired from Co. 56. McDANN'EL Albert McDannel.

76 years old. 4155 S. Lake Park avenue, beloved father of Mrs. Walling Harvey. Flushing, N.

brother of Mrs. Minnie Scholllan. Masonic funeral services Saturday. 2 p. at funeral home.

4141 Cottage Grove avenue. Interment Mount Hope cemetery. Member of Carnation lodge. No. 900.

A. F. dr A. and Falrvlew chapter. No.

161. R. A. savings. Sears, Roebuck 4 th floor.

Also at Irving Park, and BOO S. Homan. CEMETERIES WOODLAWN Cemetery 2 grave lot. Blrchwood secuon. iaeai location: siou.

Call Ran. 7162. Miss Wilson. beaut, MEMORIAL PARK 6 grave lot; reas. New.

5858. INDIANA PURSER STEPIIENVILLE, Newfoundland, Oct. 4 (JP) Massive heart shaped scars burned into the face of a 1,200 foot cliff are about all that remains of the Berlin bound American overseas air liner which crashed and burned within sight of Harmon field here yesterday morning, killing 39 persons. A few chunks of shriveled molten metal, few larger than a man's fist, are strewn at the base of the sheer precipice. The four engine transport had hurtled head-on into the solid mass of rock at a speed estimated in excess of 200 miles an hour.

Ground parties found two bodies, tentatively identified as those of FINE DRUG FIRM FOR FAILURE TO HIRE SCAVENGER The Talman-Lawrence Drug company, 2628 Lawrence was fined $50 and costs by Judge Samuel Heller in License court yesterday for failure to employ a private scavenger. The amount was equal to the wages forfeited by a city garbage truck driver who was caught picking up the company's garbage illegally last Aug. 29 by T. F. Murphy, city superintendent of removal.

Murphy told Judge Heller he observed Anton Dilegge, 4107 Gladys the driver, making a pickup in a city truck without a regular crew and immediately suspended him for six days. He testified further that he had learned that Max Hoffberg, a TWO 4 LOT GRAVES WEST SIDE; REASON Julia Holahan. It. William. U.

S. and John, dear sister of Margaret Mulvlhlll. grandmother of Michael. At funeral home. 4245 W.

Madison street. Funeral notice later. Native of New Castle West, County Limerick. Ireland. DAMM Edward Damm.

late of 6340 S. Emerald avenue, husband of the late Margaret, nee Doolan: son of the late John, brother of John. Peter, Albert. Anna Schafer. Daisy Thomson, and Serena Devlne.

Resting at chapel. 700 S. Halsted street. Funeral Monday. Oct.

7. from chapel at 8:30 a. m. to Visitation churoh, 55th and Peoria street. Mass 9:30 a.

m. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Englewood post. No. 61.

A. and Theatrical Janitors' union, local 25. Inf. Trl. 0596.

DAVIS John F. Davis of 7647 N. Bosworth avenue. Chicago, husband of Elizabeth Anne, father of Mrs. Naomi Davis Usher and John Eugene Davis, brother of Dr.

Arthur N. Davis of New York City, and Mrs. Katherlne Sharpe of Los Angeles. Cal. Services Sunday.

1 p. at chapel. 146C Sherman avenue, Evanston. Interment Sidney. O.

DELI Frank C. Dell of 5131 N. Drake ave ABLE. MIDWAY 2378. ELM LAWN 4 grave, perpetual care lot $75, full prlC lot.

ALBANY 0467. FEARS RED WAR DEATH NOTICES In Memorlam MELOUN Barbara Meloun. of 2 525 S. Sco- COHEN Barney Cohen. In loving memory of our beloved husband, lather, and grandfather UNLESS RUSSIA CHANGES IDEAS (Chicago Tribune Press Service Washington, D.

Oct. 4 Sen. Ball whose internation vine avenue. Berwyn. beloved wife of the late Prokop.

loving mother of Anna Baldwin, James, Mary Barta, Rose Masek. John, Frank. Joseph. George, and the late Anton. who passed away six years ago today.

DEVOTED WIFE AND FAMILY. Purser Herbert Ewing, 36, of Greens- FENNESSY Thomas J. Fennessy Jr. In loving ment to the memory of Dr. Charsea Friend.

Sundav. October 6. at 2 p. at J. Cemetery.

Waldhelm. 16th and De Plaine. SMITH A monument will be dedicated to memory of our beloved husband and father. Abraham Smith, on Sunday. Oct 3 ta-at Sons and Paur titers of jmeph ceaneterv.

Waldhelm. one block west ef Des Ptatne avenue. Forest Park. UL RaoM Morris Tel'r will officiate. 8MITH FAMILY.

partner in the company, had discon Funeral Monday, at 1:30 p. at chapel. 6507 W. Cermak road. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

Stanley 2310. MOORE Julia A. Moore. 808 N. 14th avenue Melrose Park.

Oct. 3. 1946. beloved wlte ot memory of our dear father who passed away a year aco today. MERCEDES.

DIONE, AND TOMMY. alism caused him to bolt the Repub tinued his private scavenger service burg, and Stewardess Margaret Burleigh, 22, of Jackson Heights, N. Y. There was no trace of the other victims, including Budd Revez of Chicago, a crewman, and no plausible explanation of the crash. GREENSTONES Anna C.

Greenstone. In loving nue. Oct. 4. at Houghton.

beloved husband of Lillian E. Dell, fond father of Frank Evelyn 8llander. Jack and the late Lillian Honey Dell. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue.

Chicago, where services will be held Monday, Oct. 7. at 2 p. under auspices of Albany Park lodge. No.

974, A. F. A. M. Interment Acacia Park.

DI COSOLA See Carmella Grlseto notice. DOVE Ellen Dove, nee HefTernan. beloved wife of John, dear mother of Charles and John on July 31. the late Patrick Moore, mother of Kugene memory oi our wile and mother, who passed D. and the late William Moore, aistt-r of i away a years ago toaay.

HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. Margaret Ekert. Mary Walsh, and William TCD OP IRPRIPTIflN a a Judge Heller continued a motion to vacate payment of the fine until next Friday. HOSEY Joseph A. Honey.

In memory of my Conway. Funeral from ehapei, 63d and Harvard. Monday. Oct. 7, at 9 a.

to St. Bernard's church. Interment St. M.iry t. OF THE TRIBUNE WALLACE LUFKIN daughter of Bridget, nre Ryan, and the Order for mall suracrtptloo must be lican party in 1944 to support the reelection of President Roosevelt, declared tonight he believed, there was little chance of avoiding war with Russia" unless the Soviets "change their government ideologies." Ball told reporters when questioned on the Mutual Broadcasting system's Meet the Press program that he probably would vote in 1948 for any of the Republican presidential possibilities mentioned so far, ESTATE IS VALUED ABOVE 3 MILLION MUI.HAI.L Martin P.

Mulhall of 8039 S. Aberdeen street, beloved husband of Mary, nee Courtney: fond brother or Mrs. Bridget Blanchheld and Mrs. Hannah Clilnn. Member or St.

Sablnas Holy Name society. Funeral Monday. Oct. 7. 10 a.

m. from funeral home. 1241 W. 79th street, to St. Sablna's church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. MURPHY Philip H. THapl Murphy of 134 S. 18th avenue. Mavwood.

beloved husband 10,000 WOMEN TO SELL CHILD WELFARE TAGS Ten thousand women volunteers will man the city's street cornea GIRL AND FRIEND GO ON TRIAL IN of Mary nee McAllister: fond brother Tuesday to sell the star shaped tags, Wallace W. Lufkin, 86, of 273 Central Highland Park, president of the W. W. Kimball Piano company, who died Dec. 6, left an estate of $3,017,089, according to an inheritance tax return filed yesterday by the Northern Trust company, executor, with Lake County TNFFT OIT C9 1 PCJar'nK that American foreign 1 Kr P-OiCj policy is no longer a political issue.

which have become a symbol of the Clerk Jay B. Morse. Federal estate late William, sister of Catherine Calllnan. Mary. William, and Thomas Heffeman.

Funeral from chapel. 4138 Madison street. Monday at 10 a. m. to St.

Mel's church. Interment Mount Carmei. EARLY Margaret Early, nee Nannery. of 12019 Wentworth avenue, beloved wife of the late Patrick, aunt of Mrs. Maude A.

Mitchell. Mrs. Charles Gaynor. Robert Elliott Jr. Resting at mortuary, 12 E.

112th place. Funeral Monday, 9 a. to St. Catherine of Genoa church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

EDKLMAN Rose Edelman, beloved wife of the late Joseph, fond mother of Mrs. Anna Holsworth and Mrs. Rose Pokenrey. Services Monday. 2 p.

at parlors, 67th-st. and Dorchester-av. Interment Oak Woods. FERGUSON Thomas Bruce Ferguson, beloved son-of Martha and Thomas, brother of Joan. Sharon, Frances, Judy, and Jane, grandson of Mrs.

Nora J. Ferguson and Mrs. Alma Rees. Remains resting at funeral home. 5200 N.

Western avenue, corner of Foster, until 11 p. m. Sunday, Oct. 0. Services and Interment private.

ERICSON Louis J. Erlcson. Oct. 4. of 1253 Foster avenue, beloved husband of Sofia, dear father of Elsie Hart, brother of Emma Hughes, uncle of Mildred Brewer and Eleanor Rehm, two grandchildren.

Services 1:30 p. m. Monday at chapel. 3415-19 N. Clark street.

Interment Memorial Park. FAKO Ella E. Fako. nee Rehor. of 1834 hTth avenue, Cicero, Oct.

1, 1946. beloved wife of John Fako, fond mother of John lanlel and Honald David, brlnved dausliter of Marie Anna Rrhor. Funeral Saturday. 1 p. at home for funerals.

AR44 W. Cei-mak road. Interment Woodlawn cemetery. Olympic 243. tax was estimated at $1,025,089 and state inheritance tax at $131,883.

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Anne Lake, the late Frank. Patrick, and Marguerite Murphy. At funeral home. 17 Madison street. Oak Park.

Funeral Monday. Oct. 7. 9:30 a. at St.

James' church. Maywood. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of Hennepin Shields, No. 967.

K. of C. and Holy Name society. NECHI Nick Nechl Oct. 3.

1946. of 5110 N. Western avenue, husband of the late Mary, father of Mrs. Rose Bruno. Anthony.

Frank. Paul. Mrs. Mamie Taly. Michael.

Mrs. Josephine Gagllardl. Mrs. Anna Carlone. and Nick Jr.

Funeral Monday. 9 a. from funeral home at 5200 N. Western avenue, corner Foster. Services at St.

Mathlas' church. Interment at Mount Carmel cemetery. NELSON Helgle A. Nelson, beloved husband of Emily IPacholskll lovtng father cf Pvt. Gerald.

U. S. Valerie. Clement. WilUam.

and Marie, drar son of Josephine and Olaf. brother of Wllford. Alice Ollgney. Kdwm ot Ontario, Canada, Raymond and Arthar of Narclnn, Manitoba. Canada Funeral day, a p.

at chapel, suiiciton at Sacramento avenura. Huilal ant Member of North shore acil. No. 3008, F. O.

E. Belmont 3300 or Klldare 40U0. dear friend, who passed away on year ago today. Sept. 5.

1945. In my heart the memory lingers Always tender, fond and true. There Is not a day or night, dear Joseph, That I do not think of you. ALICE. IMUNDO Margaret Imundo.

In loving remembrance of your birthday. Not dead to us who loved her. Not lost, but gone before. She lives with us In memory And will for ever more. LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHERS.

JANKOVSKY Frank fjenksl Jankovsky. In cherished memory of my dearly beloved husband, who passed away sU years ago today. Oct. 5. 1940.

Time takes away the edge of grief But memory turns back every leaf. LOVING WIFE. STEPHANIE. SCHMID Michael J. Schmld tBuddy).

In loving memory of my beloved grandson on his 32d birthday. You shall store all your burdens ot sorrow. You shall feel perfect peace In that realm. You shall sail with old friends on fair waters. With oy and delight at the helm.

You shall wonder In cool, fragrant gardens. With those who have loved you the best. And the hopes that were lost In life's journey You shall find In that City of Rest. GRANDMA STOETZEL. SCHMID Buddie Schmld.

In loving memory of our beloved husband and daddy on his 3 2d birthday. We ran-t say Happy Birthday dear nrraun you're gnu away; Hut id will lova and kerp you 'Til we mei-t asaln some day. WIFE ItOSKMAK AND CHILDREN. SCHMID Michael J. Schmld Buddy, on your 32d birthday.

What I would give to have you here To wish you a happy birthday, dear. Many a lonely heartache, often silent tears. But always a beautiful memory Of one I loved ao dear. YOUR MOM. STRODTZ See Dora E.

Roberts notice. THORNE P. F. C. John W.

Thome. U. S. Killed In action Oct. 5.

1944 In Ger-ESs many. 11 YOUR LOVING WIFE. SON. MOTHER. SISTER, AND BROTHERS.

annual tag day for the Chicago Children's Benefit league. A goal of $125,000 has been set, Mrs. Henry W- Bernhardt, president of the league, announced yesterday. Receipts will be turned over to 50 children's charities indorsed by the Chicago Association of Commerce, including orphanages, homes for dependent and crippled children, free clinics, day nurseries, hospital wards for children, a school for the deaf, and settlement houses. This will be the 39th annual Chil- Guard Admits Starting $18,000 Fire in Smelter Harry Frontczak, 25, of 1227 Mau-tene has admitted starting the fire which caused $18,000 damage at the Apex Smelting company, 2535 Taylor st, Sept.

8, Capt. Andrew Aitken of the Marquette police said yesterday. Frontczak, who said he is a former soldier released after treatment in an army hospital as a neurotic, had boen working for the 137, Mrs. Juliette L. Tennant, a daughter, will receive an estimated $831,748, and an estimated $334,129 each will go to three granddaugh ters, Jean Tennant, Mrs.

Isabella Morris, and Mrs. Barbara Reidy. Hearing on charges of conspiracy to embezzle against Shirley Da-noski, 16, of 6527 Normal and Edward Jennings 17, of 1648 E. 84th was begun yesterday in a bench trial before Chief Justice Harold G. Ward in Criminal court.

Miss Danoski has confessed to police she took $12,819 from the State Wholesale Grocers, 7014 State sU where she was employed as cashier. She said she gave most of the money to Jennings and that he used it to buy a 1946 automobile at an exorbitant overceiling price. In court yesterday attorneys for the two defendants waived a jury trial and pleaded not guilty, Charles Bellows said his client. Miss Danoski, would admit the theft in a plea for probation. 28 DIE IN INDIAN WRECK BEZWADA.

India, Oct. 4 AP I Twenty-tight persons were killed and 70 Injured today when mall train en route from Madras to Calcutta was derailed. eompany as a guard. He said he dren 8 Benefit tag day, the oldest started the fire because his boss tag day in the city. NEWBERN Juel Newbern of 2054 Lincoln found him asleep on the job and threatened to discharge him.

iie Marshal Gaffnev Retires: GHILARDUCCI Marlon Vogel Ghllarduccl. nee ii i avenue, suddenly, beloved sister or Rote Cowell or Columbus. and William H. Heckle. Funeral Monday.

2 p. at rhapel. 5652 S. Ashland avenue. InT-rment Mount Hope cemetery.

Republic 0078. Our 59rfc rear 61-63 East Monroe Street Fought Fires for 40 Years wui iaue a cnarge oi arson in Felony court Monday. entitled to the use for publication of aul Fire Marshal Thomas Gaffney of Greenhouses: 909 N. Harlem 5 news dispatches credited to It or not tne 5th division retired yesterday, i Martenles: dear wife of Frank, step-mother of Lorraine Golomblewskl and Frances Ghllarduccl. fond sister of Charlotte Pease of Wllllamston.

Grace Kimball of Detroit. John of Wllllamston. Frank of Toledo. Elmer of Flint. Fred of Saranac, Earl of Lake Lansing.

Edward of Lansing, Floyd of Adrian, and Harold of Brooklyn. Mich. Resting at funeral home. 7013 S. Racine avenue, where services will be held Monday, Oct.

7. at 2 p. m. Interment Evergreen. Stew.

0460. I otherwise credited to this paper, arl also to the local news published herein. JLAMG PAGIN Lewis A. Pagln. age 78 years.

Oct. 3. 1946. husband ot Nannie B. Pagln.

father cf Nan Louise Page of La Grange, brother of Frank S. Pagln of Chicago. Services Saturday, 11 a. at residence. 234 N.

Csth-ertn avenue. La Grange. Interment Fareat Kin, SLEEP DRUG A SUICIDE A coroner's Jury yesterday returned a verdict of suicide In the death of Mrs. Marlon Lena Ghllarduccl. 41.

of 1718 W. 66th who died Thursday In Evangelical hospital from an overdose ef sleeping tablets. his 63d birthday, after more than 40 years as a fireman. He helped fight the stock yards fire of 1910. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein also are referred.

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