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1 -DEATH NOTICES- -DEATH NOTICES- I fiiP re SfKc claims HHrt 3. Page 6 July 11, 1949 OBITUARIES U.S. SCHOOL AID To place en in the newspaper lit 4 To place en in the newspaper Ih King's SwimJnyrhe Nude FUNEUl D1RECT0K- prints mom want edvertBinq than VI July 1() iAPW Sweden's 91 year old monarch. other Chicago newspapers oombinev Telephone SUpnior 70100 Ask for Want Ad Visar King Gustav took a dip in the BILL'S FRAMER 9 INH0SP1TALS AFTER COLLISION SMASHES 2 CARS LAIN SON Funeral Information sea today and made big news for Pan Cot, faction sales-: Stockholm's newspapers, which BURTHWICK-Wllliam G. Burthwlck, at Plummer, beloved husband of the late Nellie, nee Nelson, fond father of John Norman Mrs.

Josephine Henderson, and Mrs. Elinor Schumacher, brother of Walter J. Gould and Mrs. Margaret Marsha IL Resting at funeral home, 5701-03 W. Division street after Monday noon.

Masonic service at 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, July 12, under the aus pices of Pleiades lodge, No. 478, A.F. A.M. Interment Elm Lawn cemetery. Please omit flowers.

AUstln 7-4440. CARPING-Alma Carping, beloved mother of Carrie, Oscar, Oliver, Florence, Frances, Rudolph, and Lucille, food trandmother of Ralph Caroing. Service p.m. Tuesday, at chapel, 1648 W. 63rd street.

Interment Oak Hill. reported he followed the habits of IS 12 13 13 his younger days and went bathing 9 a HITS CHURCHMEN KAHLFELD-Olga Kahlfeld, nee Schuessler, beloved wife of the late Oscar, dear mother of Fred and Erna Kahlfeld, grandmother of Robert and George. Resting at funeral home, 1649 W. 51st street, until 11 a.m., Tuesday. Services at SU Martini Lutheran church, 51st and Marshfield avenue, at 1:30 p.m.

Interment Bethania. PRospect 6-4246. EIRST-Loulse Kirst, of 2744 N. Sacramento avenue, beloved wife of the late Fritz, dear mother of Fred, Carl, Edward William, Louise Martin, end Edna Johnson. Also survived by ten grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren.

Sister of Wanda Bruhn, Paul Parman, and Doris Johnson. Services Tuesday, 1 p.m., at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Waldheim. KOELLE-John Koelle, 4865 N. Ashland avenue, beloved husband of Frances, nee Riemann.

loving father of John Arthur SOUTH CHAPEL S18 WEST 63D STREET AT HARVARD PHONE WEntwarth. 6-OC23 in the raw. Gustav is vacationing at the Kattegat seaside resort of Saeroe. Automofclles-. Autos for Sals -Auto Repairing, Equlpoisnt-Auto Bouaa Trailers-: Autos to Rent Auto Loen.

Trucks, Trailers, Tractors Autos Winted Aviation Barter ft Fxchanpa Boats, Yachta, Etc Books Bulldinc Materials Business Directory--Business Opportunties Business Personals Campras, Optical Goods Clothing, Furs, Etc. Death Notice, Part XMscUlmer of Debt Does. Pets 4 Eaulpment-. -DEATH N0TICES- 12 13 13 10 7 1 12 10 6 10 MONDAY 1 p.m., at chapeL FRED-Anes, 10 at chapeL OAKLEY -Madeline, 3 p.m., at chapeL SALISBURY -Seraph 2 p.m.. at chapeL I TUESDAY T.

and Helen. Funeral Wednesday, July 13, ANDERSEN -Capt. Sigbardt, 10 a.m., at I chapeL lURIE-Pierre 3 p.m.. at ehaoeL 19 Dressmaking, MiUlnerr Seh'ls. Employment AgenctesMen-Fmployment Agencies-Women SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED CRONWALL-Jo'seph J.

EELSTERN-Albert a 7 10 12 mane Lai -Help Wanted Men Help WantedWomen Home Furnish. Furniture -Bome Furnishings Wtd. Horses, Barness el Wagons NORTH CHAPEL 6501 NORTH ASHLAND AVENUE PHONE LOcgbeacb 1-2C-44 12 8 7 7 7 7 6 12 7 MONDAY. nrWELL-WUHara I p.m.. at chapeL SCHAEFER-Minnie, 3 p.m., at chapeL -Blanche, 9:30 a.m in church.

TUESDAY IMOPJS-Charles H. 2 p.m.. at cem I eterr chapeL 7 13 7 7 Hotels Apartment Hotels Household Appliances Instruction Jewelry, Old Oold Legal Notices Loans-Personal, Business ---Lost and Found -Machinery a Equipment Metals, Metal Products Miscellaneous- Motorcyclea-Scooters-Blkee Moving Storage Musical A Dramatic Musical Instruments fVurses Registry (See Employment Agencies Women mad. teal-Dental Professions.) Office Furniture, Device. aeraonal Printing Supplies Television, Service Keal Estate-Apartment Buildings business Property -Co-operative AoertmentA Farm Lands IrjRPfiY-Willard W.E..

11 a.m.. la church. 'Nine persons were hospitalized yesterday, and one of them was in a critical condition, as a result of an accident Saturday night in which two automobiles collided at Wolf and Palatine Wheeling twp. Both cars were demolished. Most seriously hurTwas James 16, of 515 S.

Belmont Arlington Heights, driver of car, who suffered a possible fracture and other injuries. Five Pupils Hurt His passengers were Sandra George, 14, of 506 E. Northwest Arlington Heights, broken collarbone, cuts, and bruises; Harry Griffith, 16. of 618 W. Camp-ibell Arlington Heights, fractured right wrist and other in-f juries; Diane Bonehne, 14, of i-route 1, Arlington Heights, frac-liured hip, cuts, and bruises, and j.Ardes.

Bohlin, 15, of route 1, i Arlington Heights, back injuries. Schwartz, Griffith, Miss George were in St. Joseph hospital, Elgin, and the others were in Northwestern hospital, Des Plaines. The five, who were en route to ta movie, are pupils at Arlington. Heights High school.

3 In Family Injured I The occupants of the other car," 'all at MacNeal Memorial hospital, "Berwyn, and their injuries Joseph J. Kekcek, 51. of 2442 Grove Berwyn, serious back injuries, head cuts, bruises; his wife, Blanche, 47, broken right SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 WEST 85th STREET PHONE BEverly 6-2132 MONDAY CORTRIGHT -Daisy, 10 a.m., at chapeL 2 p.m., at chapel. SERVICES TO EE ARRANGED EHCBT -Howard For Exchange Mouses Houses Built to Properties-Loans. Mortgages.

Miscellaneous. Resort Properties. aSuDurosn "Vacant Washington. July 10 AP)-Rep. Barden N.

asserted tonight that "those church dignitaries who start political controversies need not expect immunity from political blows." 3arden, principal author of a federal aid to education bill which has been attacked by Cardinal Spellman of New York and others as discriminatory against Catholics, said of such persons: "If they enter the political arena they are inviting such blows. They may lose some of their effectiveness as spiritual leaders in such combat." Barden didyiot identify by name any of the persons he said have waged "a personal- campaign of vilification against me." He spoke on a radio interview with Commentator Ed Hart over station WWDC. Sees ''Greater Design" Barden declared that those criticizing him "have a far greater design than merely attacking me" and said there is a deliberate campaign of falsification being carried on against the Harden bill "It comes from those sources who are demanding as their right-their right, mind you to receive federal money for the support of church schools. It comes from those sources who would whip their flock into a fanaticism that could destroy the first principle of American democracy the separation of church and state." Barden bill would -authorize the federal government to provide up to $300,000,000 a year in grants to the states to aid public schools. The money would be allocated by a formula based on the number of school children and the states' financial ability.

A bill already passed by the senate would allow use of federal money for church and private schools in states where that is permitted under state laws. Denies Discrimination Barden said that since his bill allows use of United States funds only for public schools it is not Barden's bill has been approved by a house labor and education subcommittee. Both Chairman Le-sinski of the full committee and Majority Leader McCor-mack Mass.) have predicted the house will not approve it in its present form. Wanted Situations Wanted 12 7 6 12 1 9 9 8 10 7 6 a a a a a a a a a 12 7 7 13 7 a Goods' More Fixtures. To Rent-Apartments LAIN SON DONNELLAN FOR FUNERALS Jeffrey Blvd.

at 77th Street SOuth Shore 8-8821 22 Apartments to Exchange Apartments, Rooms to Share. Furnished Apartments Housekeeping Rms. To Rent Eirhange Houses. Industrial Properties Mlscellsneous Properties Rooms, Room 4 Board Stores, Offices, Shops travel Trade Schools Men Trade Schools Women Trucks, Trailers, Tractors Typewrlters-(See Office Wanted To Rent shoulder and right wrist, other. C.

H. JORDAN CO. injuries; his daughter, Joan, -16, injured right eye, cuts, and bruises, and Arlene Kmen, 17,. of 3648 S. Grove Berwyn, I fractured collarbone and other, injuries.

Peter Gittilla and John Satsch, 'county highway policemen of 95 Yrs. Service Superior 7-7709 I0O E. ERIE. 1 block E. of Michigan FUNERAL HOME CHARLES J.

ANDERSON Charles John Anderson, 81, a Chicago advertising man for 50 years, died yesterday in St. Fran-; cis hospital, Evanston. His home was at 505 N. Ashland Park Ridge. He was owner of the C.

J. Anderson Special Advertising agency at 35 E. Wacker and had been active in the business until his illness. He is survived by his widow, Mary Jane; a daughter, Mrs. Marion L.

Wermich. two grandchildren, and two brothers, Arthur and Emil. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday in the Park Ridge Community church, with burial in Mount Olive cemetery.

WILLIAM CHERNOFF William Chernoff, 8 2, of 6115 Francisco a retired meat dealer, died yesterday in his summer home at Three Oaks, Mich. Services will be held Tuesday at 10 a. m. in the chapel at 3600 Roosevelt rd with burial in Jewish Waldheim cemetery. Mr.

Chernoff had been a resident of Chicago for more than 50 years. He is survived by three sons, Irving, Meyer, and Max, and three daughters, Mrs. Dina Dvorin, Mrs. Sarah Nathanson, and Mrs. Ann Moss.

Also surviving are 14 grandchil dren and four great-grandchildren. JOHN NELSON Services for John Nelson, 69, of 7216 Constance long active in Chicago tennis, will be held at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday at 7350 Cottage Grove av. Bu'ia will be in Oak Woods cemetery.

Mr. Nelson, who was in charge of the River Forest Tennis club, was preparing for a tournament when he died of a heart attack Saturday. He is survived by his widow, Amanda, and two sons, Maj. Robert stationed in Panama City, and Clifton, of Hollywood, Cal. WILLIAM E.

MURPHY Requiem mass for William E. Murphy, 48. an employe of The Tribune auditing department for 26 years, will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday in St. Ita's church.

Mr. Murphy, who lived in the Edge-water district, died of a heart attack in Wesley Memorial hospital Saturday. Surviving are his widow, Lillian, an employee of The Tribune" Public Service Office, and a brother, John C. Murphy. FRED B.

SHARON Davenport, July 13 (Special) Fred B. Sharon, 86, publisher of the Catholic Messenger from 1888 to 1936, died here today. He served as Davenport postmaster from 1914 to 1922. He was a charter member of the Ancient. Order of Hibernians ar.d served as state president for fou vears.

CONFLICTING ACTIONS VEIL CLOSELY GUARDED RED PRATER IN EAST Philadelphia, July 10 (AP-Secrecy and conflicting reports and actions veiled the carefully guarded Russian frater Dmitry Donsky which is anchored in the Delaware river off Kaighn point. Immigration officials repeatedly declared the soviet crew members were free to come ashore. A coast guard picket boat, however, kept constant vigil on the foreign ship, preventing anyone from disembarking. The 9,000 ton ship, here to unload iron ore, was met by the coast guard cutter yesterday. The Dmitry Donsky was guarded similarly in New York last week and Russian Ambassador A.

S. Pan-yushkin protested the unusual surveillance of a foreign ship to the state department. There was no report on what action was taken over the protest. Henry L. Mulie, assistant director of the naturalization and immigration service for this district, said the 43 members of the Russian crew are allowed shore leave and may land if they please.

He declined, however, to discuss the reasons for the 24 hour guard being maintained on the ship by the coast guard. the Morton Grove station, quoted JOHN CARROLL SONS "Home For Funerals" Erie at Wabash WHIlehall 4-6050 4d42 Rav'nswooj LOrgbeach v.w irom cnapei, cm Irving Park road, to Our Lady of Lords church. Interment SU Boniface cemetery. Member of Schwaben Verein and the Employing Plaster's association of Chicago. KOHN-WiUiam H.

Kohn, of the Aragon Hotel, dearly beloved father of Mrs. Frances Goldfarb, devoted grandfather of Alan and Jerald Goldfarb, dear uncle of Rudolph Schwarz. Funeral Tuesday, July 12, at 1 p.m., at chapel, 936 E. 47th street. Interment Anshe Emet cemetery.

Waldheim. X0L1KMEYER -Margaret S. Kolkmeyer, of 5739 street, beloved daughter of the late August and Bertha Kolkmeyer, dear sister of Otto, Elsie, Drechsel and Ann Mare. Resting at funeral home, 8400 S. Ashland avenue, till 11 a.m.

Tuesday, July 12. Services at First Trinity Lutheran church, 31st and Lowe avenue, Tues day 1:30 p.m. Interment Waldheim. CEdarcrest 3-4310. KORTAS-Stanley Kortas, beloved son of the late Theodore and Agnes, fond brother of Theresa Sochowski, Valeria Szydlowski, Gertrude Sochowski, Estelle Maday and Henry.

Funeral Tuesday, July 12, 9 a.m., from funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue, to St. John Bosco church. Interment SU Adalberts. KUdare 5-5420.

LARSON-Thomas Larson, July 8, 1949, late of 3043 N. Keating avenue, beloved husband of the late Albertina, dear father of Agnes Bergeson, Vivian Holland, Walter Herbert and the late Hil-dur Larson, fond grandfather of Ethel, Edna, and Gladys, great-grandfather of David and Jacquelyn, brother of Peter Larson and the late Louise Lindgren. Funeral Tuesday, 3 p.m., at chapel, 5149-51iN. Ashland avenue at Foster. Interment Graceland.

LOngbeach 1-5147. LA RUE-Marie J. La Rue, wife of Hugo W. La Rue, sister of Mrs. R.

S. Gordon. Funeral from home for funerals, Erie and Wabash avenue, Tuesday, July 12, at 2:30 p.m. Interment private. LAURION-Ella Terrell Laurlon, beloved wife of the late Leon, daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. C. N. Terrell, loving sister of Mary PeeUe, Emma Stockwell, Irene Quick, and Edythe Clark and the late Florence Hughes. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 5911 W.

Madison at Mason avenue. Interment Forest Home cemetery. EStebrook 8-7500. LAUSCH-Oscar Lausch, husband of the late Minnie, fond father of Lydla Ham-bright, George, Eric and the late Agnes McGooldn, grandfather of nine grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Services 1 p.m., Tuesday, at chapel, 1648 W.

63rd streeU Interment Evergreen. LECHNER-Emll R. Lechner, late of 3625 N. Albany avenue, dearly beloved husband of the late Emllle, nee Jacoby, fond father of Helene Kaste and Rev. Emll H.

Lechner, grandfather of Margaret and Ronald Kaste, Mildred and Emll Lechner father-in-law of Elmer J. Kaste and Mildred Lechner. Resting at funeral home, 3834-36 W. Irving Park road, until 11:30 a.m., Tuesday. Lying In state at Concordia Evangelical Lutheran church, Belmont and Washtenaw avenues, from noon until time of service, 2 p.m.

Interment St. Lucas cemetery. Member of Chicago Surface Lines division No. 241. LINDENAU-August M.

LIndenau, July 9, husband of the late Catherine, fond brother of Fred. Funeral Tuesday, July 12, at 2:30 p.m., from funeral home, 2056-58 Belmont avenue to RIdgewood cemetery. LTVINGSTON-Irvin I. Livingston, age 65, of 167 Euclid avenue, Glencoe, suddenly, July 10, beloved husband of Helen loving father of Robert, Julie Baer, Irvin loving grandfather of four grandchildren, dear brother of Gussie, Herman, Harold, the late Rosalia, Sig, Alfred, Morris. Funeral notice later.

LUDWIGS-Arthur C. Ludwigs, July 8, beloved husband of Gertrude brother of Elmer son of the late William A. and Anna nee Crede, uncle of William Ludwigs. Service Monday, July 11, 2:30 p.m., at chapel, 124-126 Madison street, at Lombard avenue, Oak Park. Interment Forest Home.

Masonic service by Bohemia lodge, No. 943, A.F. A.M. Member of Wiley M. Egan chapter, No.

126, R.A.M., Siloara commandery, No. 64, K.T. Oriental consistory, and Medinah Temple. LURIE-Plerre Charles Lurte, 6120 S. Ellis avenue, July 8, 1949, son of Arnold N.

Lurle, brother of Frederlo G. Lurle, grandson of Josephine Fecci. At chapel, 318 W. 63rd street at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, July 12, at 3 p.m. Interment Oak Woods, MACTEJEWSKI-Pearl Maciejewsld, nee Lewandowski, late of 1701 S.

Ashland avenue, beloved wife of Peter, devoted mother of Clements, Matthew and Eugene, dear mother-in-law of Loretta, Jean and Lorraine, grandmother of Leonard. Funeral Tuesday, July 12, at 9-30 a.m. from chapel, 1709 W. 18 street, to St. Adalberts church.

Interment St. Adalberts cemetery. CAnal 6-1246. MARKEY-James Markey, late of 7803 Cornell avei'ue, beloved husband of Sally Rvan Markev. father of James and Kekcek as saying that Schwartz failed to stop for a stop sign at the intersection.

Crash Kills chicagoan Walter Orlick. 22. of 5128 S. -CEMETERIES- ft CRAVES at "Elm wood Memorial ery. F.e"s.

EStebrook 8-8703. CARTER-Gladys carter, nee trosseii. formerly of Blue Island, wife of WUlUm dear mother of Mrs. Marilyn Schuss ler. Resting at funeral home, 13050 S.

Greenwood avenue, Blue Island, Services Tuesday, 2 p.m. Interment Mount Greenwood cemetery. CHANDLER -Charles W. C. Chandler, beloved husband of the late Fannie O.

Chandler, brother of Miss Louie M. Chandler, uncle of Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Garwood.

Services Monday, 2 p.m., at funeral home, 110 N. LaGrange road, LaGrange. Interment Forest Home. CHEMELICK-John C. ChemeUck, of 1805 S.

Clinton aveflue. Berwyn, beloved husband of Anna, nee Koubek, devoted father of Jerry J. Funeral Tuesday, July 12, at 9:15 a.m., from funeral home, 6227 W. Cermak road, to St. Mary of Celle church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. Member of division No. 308, A.A. of S.EJU and M.C.E.

of A. Stanley 1866. CI AB ATT ARI -Giuseppe Ciabattarl, of 2108 N. Magnolia avenue, beloved husband of Emilia, nee Isola, dear father of Argllla Pasquinelll, Anfelo and Edward, brother of Italia Fabbrl. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m from chapel, 1241 Clybourn avenue, to SU Philip Benezi church.

Interment Mount CarmeL Member of Flore D'ltalla and Giovane Italia lodges. MOhawk 4-0850. COFFEY-Nellie Casey Coffey, late of 5520 Throop street, beloved wile of the late Patrick, mother of Helen Tooke, Loretta Walter, Sabina, Remmons, and Genevieve Doheny, sister of Mary Howe, Elizabeth McGuire, Norah McGuire, and the late James and Michael Casey. Funeral Wednesday 9 a.m., from funeral home, 6438 S. Halsted street, to Visitation church.

Interment St. Marys. BOulevard 8-0662. COTES-Grace S. Cotes, 2628 Burling street, Chicago, beloved wife of Monroe fond sister of Alice Halliday of Chesley, Ontario, and Jean Fifer of Vancouver, B.C.

Services Tuesday, July 12, at 1 p.m., at funeral home, 6901-03 W. Roosevelt road corner of Kenilworth avenue. Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. Stanley 904. CROWE-William B.

Crowe formerly of 2037 N. Cicero avenue, beloved husband Theresa, nee Adrig, dear father of Charles, and Charlene, son of Alexander, and the late Magdelene. Services Monday 1 p.m. at funeral home, 2500 N. Cicero avenue.

Interment Mt. Emblem, member of Sheet Metal Workers Union No. 73, BEjrkshire 7-8070. DAUSMAN-Rollo C. Dausman, beloved husband of Nell, nee Fulwider.

Services Tuesday, 11 a.m. at parlors, 67th street and Dorchester avenue. Interment by auto to Crawfordsville, Indiana. DOSSTNG-Margareth Dossing, nee Kirn, wife of the late Mathias, July 9, dearly beloved mother of John, Marie Becking, Barbara Stedman, Fred, Anna Heyn, Catherine, William, Margaret Fortman, and the late Mathias grandmother of twelve and great-grandmother of six. Funeral Tuesday morning at 9:30 from mortuary, 1356 Wellington avenue, to St.

Alphonsus church and St. Boniface cemetery. DOWSE-George Dowse (Scotty), suddenly, beloved husband of Alma, fond father of Marge Burton and Jerry Steve, dearest grandfather of seven. Services at chapel, 3234 W. North avenue, Tuesday, July 12, at 1:30 p.m.

Interment SU Lucas. DUNN-Margaret Dunn, late of 1832 Estes avenue, wife of the late William J. Dunn, mother of WUllam J. Jr. Funeral from funeral home, 5525 N.

Clark street, Monday, 9:30 to SU Jerome's church. ENGELERT-Joseph J. Engelert, late of 1245 W. Marquette road, beloved husband of Bertha, nee Kuhnmuench, dear father of Marie, Lucille Dairies and Joseph Albert, grandfather of one. Resting at funeral home, 7013 S.

Racine avenue. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., to St. Brendan's church. Interment SU Marys. STewart 3-0460 FALKE-Fred Falke, beloved husband of Martha, fond brother of William, Albert, Hugo, Emma, Hilda and Mltze, son of Rose.

Resting at funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road. Service Wednesday, July 13, at 1:30 p.m., to Acacia Park. FOLEY-Maurlce J. Foley, of 4115 Adams street, beloved husband of Catherine, nee Murphy, dear father of Jean Klein, Julia, Helen and Catherine Foley, brother of Mary Neville, Noreen Hock and Julia Mulvaney. Member of Holy Name society.

Funeral from chapel, 4138 Madison street Tuesday, 10 a.m., to St. Mel's church. Interment Mount CarmeL GAMERL-Frank Gamerl, July 8, 1949, of 514 Belmont avenue, beloved husband of France H. Service at chapel. 2701 N.

Clark street, Monday at 1:30 p.m. Interment private. GLOWATY-Andrew Glowaty, beloved husband of Frances, nee Zych, fond father of Edward, Frank, Stanley, Helen, Andrew Jr. and Faye. Funeral Wednesday 9:15 a.m., from chapel, 4907 Archer avenue to St.

John of God church. Interment Resurrection. Virginia 7-0521. GREDE-Phlllp Grede, suddenly, late of 8044 S. avenue, beloved husband of Constance nee Schneider, loving father of Philip, John and William, fond grandfather of Philip Robert and George, brother of Mrs.

Mayme Hyde and Louis Grede, father-in-law of Mildred, Kathleen and Doris. Resting at funeral home, 7918 South Park avenue. Services Tuesday, July 12, at 2 p.m. Interment Falrmount cemetery. Inf.

TRiangle 4-30 54. CREENMAN-Eva Greenman, of 542 Surf street, beloved wife of the late Max, dear mother of Benjamin, Jack, William, Mitzl, Ann Mars and the late Edward, fond grandmother of nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, fond sister -FXATEKNAL NOTICES- fLEIADES laige, No. 478, A.F. A.M. Members win assemble at lodge hall, 5.f0-.luJa!n Burthwlck.

Services at chapel, 5701 W. Division street John F. Trout. W.M. Francisco stock clerk for a drug chain, died in Du Page Memorial hospital, Elmhurst, of a skull fracture and internal injuries suffered early yesterday in a collision at route 83 and 22d 3 miles north of.

Hinsdale in Du Page county. Steve Szaikor 23, of 4427 S. Mozart driver of the car in which Orlick was a passenger, suffered possible internal in NELSON-Morrls F. Nelson, of 1040 W. Sheridan road, beloved husband of Fannie Hall Nelson, fond brother of Charlotte Nelson Randy of Chicago, Robert M.

and George W. of Memphis, WUllam J. Nelson Jr. of Savannah, Ga. Services Monday.

July 11, at 4:30 p.m., at funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue at Glenwood. Interment Goodman, Miss. O'BRIEN-Effie O'Brien, beloved wife of the late Patrick dear mother of William Patrick and the late Joseph B. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road, to St. Priscilla's church.

Interment Holy Sepulchre. KUdare 5-6220. PASQUTNELLI-See Giuseppe Ciabattarl notice. PASSAGLIA-See Giuseppe Ciabattarl notice. PENDERGRASS-Mary E.

Pendergrass; of 5841 N. Kenmore avenue, fond sister of Alice T. Ertle and Richard J. Pendergrass. Funeral Tuesday, July 12, 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, .1359 Devon avenue at Glenwood, to SU Ita's church and Calvary cemetery.

Please omit flowers. PILARS Kl-Bertha PUarsM, nee Trost, late of 2917 N. Seeley avenue, beloved wife of the late John, devoted mother of Theodore, fond grandmother of Richard and Patricia. Funeral Wednesday, July 13, 1:30 p.m., at funeral home, 3026 Bel mont avenue. Interment Waldheim cemetery, Inf.

JUnlper 8-4200. PniC US -Sadie Pincus, nee Goldstein, of 6200 N. Kenmore avenue, beloved wife of the late Walter dear mother of Jeanette PoUak, fond sister of Rae Hirsch, Anne Kahn, and Ella Hlrschman. Service Monday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Mount Mayriv.

RASMUSSEN-Dora E. Rasmussen, nee Larsen, of Pasadena, beloved wife of Carl fond mother of C. Roy, Herbert MUton and Don Kay, loving sister of Lena Larsen. Services, 2 p.m., Wednesday, at 'Lamb funeral home, Pasadena. Interment Forest Lawn, Glendale, California.

ROBBINS-Mrs. IsabeUe McBirney Robbins, of Deerpath Inn, Lake Forest, July 9,. 1949, loving mother of Charles, fond "sister of Mrs. James M. Hopkins, Mrs.

William R. OdeU, and Mrs. Frank Hibbard. Services Monday, 2 p.m. at 737 N.

Sheridan road. Lake Forest. Interment private. Please omit flowers. ROBINSON-Grace Robinson, nee Burns, beloved wife -of Edgar Robinson, sister of John Kate, Richard and Robert aunt of Sister Ann de Lourdes.

Funeral Tuesday, July 12, at 9 a.m., from chapel, 6217 S. Ashland avenue, to SU Theodore's church. Interment SU Mary's cemetery. PRospect 6-0400. ROBINSON-Hazel D.

Robinson, beloved daughter of the late Angelic Services Monday, 3:30 p.m., at parlors, 67th street and Dorchester avenue. Interment Oak Woods. ROCK-Rosella T. Rock, of 4340 Belmont avenue, former wife of Alonzo, dear mother of Eleanor Abblnantl and Betty Dorais, grandmother of Sharon, Tommie and Roger. Sister of A.

Edwin Williams, Inga Lawrence, Myrtle William, Evelyn Dunlop, Ellen Myers, and Alice Awe. Services Tuesday, 2 p.m., at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Acacia Park ROZEMBARSKl-(Borske), Walter J. Rozembarski, of 5232 S. Paulina street, beloved husband of the late Rose Leckner Rozembarski, fond father of Agnes Boyd, Eleanor Kluk, Edward, Dorothy, Lorraine Heckler, Leonard and Esther Rozembarski, brother of Julius, Joseph, Agnes Kwasny, Josephine Marson, Pearl Brandys and Mayme Bruna.

Funeral from chapel, 1503 W. 51st street, Wednesday, July 13, at 9 a.m. to SU Joseph's church. Interment Resur-recUon. Inf.

YArds 7-476 5. SCULLY-Ayers C. Scully, age 76, at Versailles, formerly of Chicago, husband of Mary father of Dr. John C. Scully of Chicago and Dorothy E.

Scully of Bloomington, HI. Services Monday, 3 p.m., at chapel, 2701 N. Clark streeU Interment private. SEXAUER-Charles Henry Sexauer, beloved husband of the late Amanda, loving father of Mrs. Muriel Dornbos, Charles Earl Sexauer, Mrs.

Callie Stewart, Harold J. Sexauer and Mrs. Amy C. Minogue. Services Tuesday, July 12, 1:30 p.m., at chapel, 1107 W.

79th street. Interment Oak HiU, SIEREN-Harrison Sieren, of 114 5th street, Vfilmette, suddenly, July 9, son of Mrs. Anna V. Sieren, brother of Mrs. Mary Slayton, Mrs.

Ruth Brumer and Mrs. Eleanor Calderini. Services from residence to St. Francis Xavier church, Wilmette, fbr Mass'lO a.m., Tuesday. SKOGLUND-Otto H.

Skoglund, suddenly, July 8, of 1221 Deerfield road, Deerfield, IUinois, husband of Marjorie StiUing, father of Susan and Peter, son of Jennie and the late Hildervert, brother of Violet, Iva, Ida, Eugene, and Palmer. Resting at chapel, 27 N. Sheridan road. Highland Park. Funeral Monday, July' 11, 4:00 p.m at Winnetka CongregaUonal church.

Interment Rosehiil SOKAS-Joseph Sokas, late of 2414 W. 70th street, July 9, 1949, dearly beloved husband of Helen, nee Redecki, dear father of Richard, fond brother of Casimir and Adam. Funeral Wednesday, July 13, 8 a.m from funeral home, 6845 S. Western avenue to Nativity B.V.M. church.

Interment St. Casimir. cemetery. PRospect 6-0099. TERRELL-See Laurion noUce.

ULLMAN-Jacob M. Ullman, beloved husband of Marguerite, fond father of James and Jack Ullman. Requiem mass Monday, 11 a.m.. Lady chapel, St. Luke's church, Lee and Hinman avenue, Evanston.

For Information caU ROgers Park 4-0133. Please omit flowers. WAGNER-See Howard E. Hlght notice. WALCZYKOWSM-Stefan Walczykowski, beloved husband ef the late Stella, fond father of Marie Misak, Rose Lorden, Carol Devine and the late John.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 3100 Irving Park road, to Immaculate Heart of Mary church. Interment SU Adalbert's. WILKING-Emma Fricke WilMng, late of 505 Park place, Park Ridge, beloved wife of the late W. H. Wilking, loving mother of Mary Armstrong Springer and Willard Fxicke tArmstrong, fond sister of Amanda Gillette, Elsie Fricke, and Josephine Stephens, three grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

Service 11 a.m., Tuesday, at chapel. 127-129 N. Northwest Park Ridge. Interment Towne of Maine. -IN MEMORUM- juries.

Treated at the hospital and released were Robert Harmon, 23, of 7240 W. 170th Worth, Mver of the other car; Harmon's, i wife. Betty. 25. and Adam Gry- giel, 20, of st.

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There it no charge ior this service. $100.00 Reward will be paid for information given to the Tribune that leads to the arrest and conviction of any one obtaining money fraudulently thru Want Ads published in itt columns. PERSONAL ANYONE knowing the whereabouts of Mrs. Marie Lenerts; formerly of the Sover- eltni HoU'l. Address MEL 34G Tribune.

CLARENCE TAYLOR, son of S.C. Taylor, please get In touch with J.E.C. st once. 5141 Klmbard HYde Park 3-4483. I WILL be at 2 p.m..

today. Like to see you. Out until fall, Joe. LOUISE phone ma st once a.m., or 8 p.m. TTOA ROCKER-Want relatives of the former Jennie Rocker, who was born 18b.

Estate matter. W.C. Cox, 208 S. THANK you Mother oi perpetual Help for favor granted. D.

KI33Q i Business Personals 1 BOB Come home, all Is forgiven. You really should have taken out WHITE CROSS PLAN protection to cover mj hospital and doctor bills, but I can borrow the money to pay them. From now on, though, we will be protected by the WHITE CROSS PLAN. Let's not risk our happiness again. JOAN.

(Don't you gel Into the same trouble as Bob and Joan. To find tf you can qualify for the great low-cost WHITE CROSS PLAN, which pays up to 10 a day (or 100 days and many other "extras' call Sally Benson, FRanklln 2-9000, or send postcard to White Cross, 205 W. Wacker Chicago). FOR superb, same-cay dry cleaning, call HUfnboldt 9-0377. Free pickup-delivery.

Specialize formal wear. I Miss Margaret Reizele, 60, of 1444 Belmont died in Illinois Masonic hospital of head injuries suffered Friday when an automobile driven by Gerald Morris. BPSTEIN-Julius Epstein, July 10, 1935. Gone but never to be forgotten. LOVING SISTERS AND BROTHER.

alSHER-Rex Fisher. May the friends and relatives who so sympathlcally shared and grieved at our son's passing, remember with us today, as ws remember their kindness and remember our departed boy. H. J. AND A.

R. FISHER. KRUMREY-Loulse M. Krumrey. In loving remembrance of our darling mother's birthday, July 11.

DELLA AND ERNEST. MARTIN -Charlotte E. Martin. In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away seven years ago today. LOVING CHILDREN, ANNA MAE AND KENNETH.

F.UEKBERS-Bemard July 11, 1948 The hands upon the clock, that keep The hours or the day Are constantly reminding us Of one year ago today. Words can't express the longing To hear your voice once more Or see the smile we loved so well As In the days of yore. BEA AND CHILDREN. SEX-Anna Sara Sex. In loving memory of our dear departed wife and mother, who rassed away 22 years ago today.

LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. 33, of 642 Drummond a con POTTERS GO LONG WAY AROUND TO GET FROM BOSTON TO PITTSBURGH Louisville, Ky July 10 (AP)-From Boston to Pittsburgh, by way of the Atlantic ocean, Gulf of Mexico, Mississippi and Ohio rivers. That's the route the seafaring Frank Potter family is following with their schooner Seven Seas. The Potters-Mr. and Mrs.

and four children-arrived here today, bound for Pittsburgh. They've been on the go 299 days and have covered more than 5,000 miles. Potter said they sailed from Boston Sept. 15, 1948, headed south and visited practically every port of call along the Atlantic coast line. After a swing around Florida and a stop at New Orleans, they started up the Mississippi.

The former Boston sales engineer said he and his wife, Josephine, wanted to take a nice long trip before their children tractor, struck hex as she crossed the street in front of 1122 Belmont av. Morris was freed on bond pending appearance in Safety court Aug. 5 on charges of driving under the influence of liquor, driving on the wrong side of the street, and failure to yield right of way to a pedestrian. "DEATH NOTICES- HIRSCHEL ETSH0KINf1 LONG JEWISH LEADER, TO BE BURIED TODAY Kirschel EtsHokin, 91. of 3730 Lake Shore a leader in many -Chicago Jewish organizations, died yesterday in his home after a long illness.

A resident of Chicago for 67 years, he was a founding member of Anshe Sholom syn-agog, and its secretary for 35 years. He also was superintendent -LOST AND F0UN0- of Chicago Hebrew schools for 20 of Jennie Kaplan. Service Monday, 11 a.m. years, and one oi the rounders of the Orthodox Jewish Home for the Aged and of the Hebrew Theological college. He was bornin Pussia and came to Chicago in 1882.

He later established himself in the real estate business. Mr. EtsHokin is survived by five daughters, Mrs. Nellie Leishin, Mrs. Lily Teitelbaum, Mrs.

Edith Leavitt, Mrs. Hannah Caine, and R'rs. rvririam Hokin; a son, Barney; 17 grandchildren, 31 greatgrandchildren, and one great-greatgrandchild. His wife, Sara, died 14 years ago. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.

m. today from the chapel at 5206 Broadway, with burial in Waldheim cemetery. BAO lost-Black cloth, green Friday. Reward. Dorchester 3-4 813.

BAR PIN lost, 3 diamond, family heirloom. July 8th, Evanston. Fountain Sq. Reward. University 4-1260.

BICYCLE FOUND CALL STewart 3-29 30 BILLFCRD-rnan's brown leather lost on Howard Su or No. Shore Theatre, keep money plus add. reward for return oi personal papers. PKir(ratc 4-5935. BRACELET lost-platinum link, I diamond, 2 rubies.

Loop. DQrchester 3-1174. 'JRIEFCASE LOST -yellow, slpper. Left on N.W. train.

Sat. A.M., July 9. Reward. Call DEIaware 7-3 0i7. 1 COAT lost-man's light tan Palm Beach.

N. bound Frt. No valuables, so probably discarded. Finder please call DAvls 8-7764. Reward.

a BOO LOST-BOXER PUP. ABOUT MONTHS. DARK BR1NDLE. BEVERLY HILLS-MORGAN PARK DISTRICT. PET OF YOUNO BOY.

SUBSTANTIAL REWARD CEdarcrest 3-2200. DOG lost-brown and white, part Springer Spaniel. Reward. Michigan 2-9658. DOG lost-male Springer Spaniel.

Red- brown and white. Rew. Glenview 1474 W. LOG tost-Pcmerianian, black, brown spotted face with fan tail. Answers to name ef In vicinity of Northtele Northbrook.

Reward. Phcne Mr. Alberts. Winnetka 6-3082 or Ambassador 2-2307. LXi LOST-small white Poodle, lemale, age 11, ans.

to Vic. 75th and Dorchester. Reward. FAIrfax 4-9214. COG lost, Tues.

N.W. side, short-hair Terrier type with pointed ears end long tall. All black except for whit breast and tips of rear paws. Reward. rudfpendence 3-5400 or KEystone tYEGLASES lost-blue plaid rimmed, wita sun glass Frl.

p.m. Reward EN'rlewood 4-9705 $50 kEWARD FOR return of gold chain, bracelet with gold miniature, Mexican lighter and heart-ahaped charm. Lighter and bracelet engraved Lost at Glencoe wedding, July 1. No ouestions ssked. Phone Michigan 2-08'i2, weekdays, during business hours.

CLASSES lost In brown esse. Jackson bus or Hyde Park. COlumbus 1-0466. RING lost-man's 2 diamonds snd ruby center In plain band. Keepsake.

Liberal reward, KEdzle 3-3gSI, mornings. WR1STWATCH lost-diamond. Initialed "C.M.C." State St. P.ew. ERlargate 4-6612 WRISTWATCH lost-lady's diamond and clatlnum -24 diamonds.

On Lake Cruise (boat) or Chgo. loop, July 4. Reward. "got too big. The children are Nancy, 11, Jane, 10, Frank, 7, and Ross, 2.

DETROIT MAYOR ASKS RED CURB ACTION IN SPECIAL SESSION CALL Detroit, July 10 (AP)-Mayof Eugene Van Antwerp plans to ask Gov. Williams tomorrow to include legislation outlawing the Communist party in Michigan in his call for a special session of the legislature. The mayor said, "As long as the state continues to recognize the Communist party, municipalities such as Detroit will be hampered in their efforts to set up safeguards against subversive action." A three man loyalty board appointed by the mayor last Wednesday will meet tomorrow to start a "probe of possible Communist infiltration into city departments. City officials started a Red hunt a week ago after the civil service commission secretary, Donald J. Sublette, reported there were 150 communists in Detroit's government.

Baby Chokes On Penny; His Father Dislodges It Lawrence Farrell, 22 months old, of 6442 N. Leavitt last night tried to swallow a penny given him by his older sister, 4. When he began to choke, his parents, James, 33. a private investigato, and Ruth, 33, sent for the fire and police departments. Before they arrived, however, Farrell held the boy by the heels, slappedhim on theback, and dislodged the penny.

Lawrence, Joanne, and Charles, 3, another son, now are forbidden to play with coins. FOOD STOLEN FROVf GROCERY A quantity of food worth stolen from the Nasca Brother grocery, 3330 Chicago av. TWO MEN IDENTIFIED IN NORTH SIDE HOTEL HOLDUPS AT SHOWUP Daniel Kelly, 24, of Los Angeles, and Robert Laird, 26, of Te-copa, were identified in two near north side hotel holdups at the police showup yesterday. Edmund Robinson, clerk at the Wacker hotel, 109 W. Huron said the two robbed him of $91 on July 8, and c.

A. Breyley, clerk at the Maryland hotel, 900 Rush said they took $114 from him. Robinson's identification was supplemented by that of Harold Mc-Ardle, a bellboy at the wacker hotel. Kelly and Laird were arrested last week by state's attorney's police together with Charles Wolder 25, of La Mesa, and Mrs. Ruth Mullins, 21, of San Jose, after Mrs.

Mullins had telephoned a friend in San Jose seeking train fare home. Police said the men admitted a series of holdups between California and Chicago on their trip here with Mrs. Mullins. WOLDT-Ida Woldt, beloved wife of the CHAS. H.

MORSE PLANE CRASH VICTIM, late Otto mother oi Theodore mother-in-law of Helen, grandmother of Tom and Jerry. Member of Damascus chapter, no. 744 O.E.S. Funeral Monday, 2 p.m. at chapel, 79th and Emerald.

Interment Waldheim. TO BE BURIED TUESDAY ABRAHAMSON-Elirier R. Abrahamson, beloved husband of Rose, nee Blckerdike, fond father of Richard loving son of Emma and the late Charles Abrahamson, brother of Ellen Loftus and Ethel Abrahamson. Member of Edge water lodge No. 801, A.F.& A.M.

Services Tuesday, July 12, at 2:30 p.m., at funeral home, 5200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment private. Please omit flowers. ANDERSEN-Capt.

Slgvardt (Sam) Andersen, beloved husband of Olena, loving father of Alford Elner and Alice Noren. Funeral Tuesday, 10 at chapel, 318 W. 63rd street. Interment Mount Emblem cemetery. JARNES-John Barnes, late of 1028 W.

47th place, beloved husband of Helen, dear father of Edmund, father-in-law of Jean, son of Joseph, brother of Mary Wloszek, Helen Verba, and Frank, son-in-law of Mary StiegeL Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. from chapel, 1335 W. 51st street, to St. John the Baptist church. Interment Resurrection.

YArds 7-6 112. tUTCHELOR-Joseph B. Batchelor, of 2743 Giddings street, beloved husband of Emily, nee Meyers, fond father of Joseph 1. Funeral from parlors, 2627 Lawrence avenue, Tuesday, at 9:30 a.m., to Queen of Angels church. Interment St.

Boniface cemetery. CAUER-Stella Bauer, nee Weber, loving wife of John, beloved mother of Raymond and Mrs. Frances Weirich, fond sister cf Helen Weber, Mrs. Marie Gresher, Mrs. Victoria Halligan, Mrs.

Emma Patrick, John and Alex Weber. Funeral Tuesday, at 9 a.m., from chapel, 1006 N. Western avenue to St. Marks church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. fELL-Henry R- Bell, July 9, at Flora, I1L, husband of Mary M. father of Mrs. Lor. etta Bush, brother of WUVam and John Bell.

Funeral from the Hancock funeral borne. Flora, July 11, at 10 a.m. Interment Lockport cemetery, Lockport, EX, July 11, at 4 p.m. EERGER-Elizabeth Berger, nee Schadeck, 4409 S. Princeton avenue, beloved wife of the late Alphonse, dear sister of Lillian Engel, loving aunt of Frank and Nicholas Schadeck and Ethel Hackstock.

Remains at chapel, 1723 Larrabee street. Funeral notice later. BONETTE-Willi am R. Bonette, of 4843 W. Poik street, loving son of Lucy, nee Hunoway, and the late August L.

Bonette, dear brother of Edward, Charles, and the late Connie Bonette. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a.m-, from funeral home, 2307 S. Laramie avenue, to Resurrection church. Interment St. Boniface cemetery.

LAwndale 1-5789. BCRSKE-See Walter J. Rozembarski notice. ERAZAUSKUS-Penedict Brazauskus, dear sod of Alexander and Barbara, brother of Agnes Be rush, Alex, Anton, Helen, Ann Newsome, George, and Irene Kra-JeckL Service Monday, July 11, 1 p.m., at chapel, 544-48 Milwaukee avenue. Interment Lithuanian National cemetery.

ROdney 3-5 111. JRESEMANN-Fred Bresemam, beloved husband of Lillian, loving father of Pearl Melson and Marion Girdes, grandfather cf Patricia and Kathleen, dear brother of Mrs. Hatty Notwell and Edward. Resting at chapel, .2410 W. North avenue.

Services Wednesday, 2 p.m. Interment Waldheim. Brody, of 7833 South Park avenue, beloved husband of Catherine Donotrher Brody. devoted father of Vincent, Edmund, John and Catherine lethvn, dear brother of Mary O'Connor, iUithony and the late John and Thomas Brody, and Margaret Howe. Funeral Tuesday.

9:30 a.m., from funeral home. 318 E. 71st street, to St, Dorothy's church. Interment SU Mary's. 'BROSSMAN-Wilamlne Brossman, of 2334 Walter avenue, Northbrook, wife of Charles Brossman.

mother of Jewel Braun, daughter of Minnie Blohm. sister of Robert, William F. and George C. Blohm, grandmother of Nohl A. Braun, Jr.

Services Tuesday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 1104 Waukegan road, Glenview. Interment Montrose cemetery. fjRUNE-Anna Brune, beloved wife of the late William dear mother of Hedwig Engelhard mother-in-law cf Albert Engelhardt. Funeral Wedjsday, 9:30 a.m. from funeral home, 3517-27 N.

Pulaski read, to Our Lady of Grace church. Interment St. Josephs. Please omit flowers. BMependeaoe 3-4 800.

Death notices on this page are in TWO unduplicated alphabetical listings. The late edition notices follow. Ursula, brother of Anna Poe and the late Thomas and Peter. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 a.m irom funeral home, 5438 S. Halsted streeU to Our Lady of Peace church.

Interment SU Mary's. Please omit flowers. BOulevard 8-0662. MARK OS-Mary Markos, nee Burke, dearly beloved wife of the late Adolph, fond mother of Ethel and Eleanor Shallbetter, mother-in-law of Lawrence Shallbetter, grandmother of Dolores and Dennis, sister of John, Barbara Ann O'Malley, Joseph, Patrick, Michael, Peter, Thomas and Delia Johnston. Resting at funeral home, 4138 W.

North avenue. High Mass at Maternity B.V.M. church, 9 a.m. Tuesday, July 12. Interment St.

Josephs cemetery. Native of Roundstone, County Gallway, Ireland. Inf. BElmont 5-6812. MARX-Mlnnle Beals Marx, sister of George and Harry Beals.

At chapel, 1648 W. 63rd street, until 9 a.m., Tuesday. Service 10 a.m., Tuesday, at 4724 Vln-cennes avenue. McDONNELL-James E. McDonnell, of De Motte, beloved husband of Alma Mear McDonnell, fond son of the late Michael J.

and Mary Lane McDonnell, brother of Helen Wlnans, Margaret Cunningham, Isabelle. Cox, and Ann Huistra. Resting at funeral home, 6915 Wentworth avenue. Funeral Tuesday at 8:45 a.m., to SU Brides church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

McKEAGUE-Annle McHale McKeague, beloved wife of James, devoted mother of John Margaret Murphy, Ella Gross-hans, Michael Edward James Anna M. anion and Catherine McKeague, sister of Mary Merrick, Katherlne Loftus. Sarah Daley and Margaret O'ConnelL Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a.m., from funeral home, 318 E. 71st street, to SU Ailbe'3 church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

MICHELS-Louls J. Michels, July 9, beloved husband of WUma, dear father of Nancy and Louis brother of Martin G. Michels. Services Tuesday, July 12, at 8:30 a.m., at funeral home, 301 S. Fifth avenue at Maple street, Maywood, 9:30 a.m., at Vaughn chapeL Interment Queen of Heaven.

Maywood 100. MILLER-Irvln D. Miller 742 Dobson street, Evanston, beloved husband of the late Anna Jane, fond father of Harry Irvin D. Aura Klrkhuff and Margaret Adrian. Remains at chapel, 1573 Maple avenue, Evanston.

Elk service Monday, 8 p.m., chapel service 10 a.m. Tuesday. Interment Memorial Park. WITCHELL-Mrs. Nora Mitchell, nee Begley, July 10, 1949, wife of the late John Mitchell, mother of John James sister of Mrs.

Mayme Adams, Mrs. Margaret Qulnn and Thomas Begley. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from Miller Funeral Home, Lockport, UL, to SU Dennis church. MOYLAN-Harry C. Moylan, fond father of William Moylan and Marion Farrell, loving brother of Julia, Marion, Mrs.

L. S. Howard, Mrs. Thomas Bugler, the late John and Martin Moylan. Funeral Monday, 9 a.m., from chapel, 6222 Broadway to SU Gertrude's church.

Interment Mount Oliveu MURPHY-Edward L. Murphy, late of 7008 S. May street, beloved son of Lawrence and Elizabeth, nee Powers, dear brother of Llizabeth Biggins, Margaret Kllcoyne, Mary, Martin, Loretta Campbell and John. Resting at funeral home, 7013 S. Racine.

Funeral Wednesday, 9 to Sacred Heart church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Former member of Co. 745 Tank Bn. STewart 3-0460.

MTJRPHY-WUllam W. E. Murphy, July 9, 1949, beloved husband of Lillian, dear brother of John son of the late John and Anne Murphy. Funeral from chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, Tuesday, July 12.

at 10:30 a.m., to SU Ita's church. Interment Calvary. NELSON-John Nelson, of 7216 Constance avenue, beloved husband of Amanda fond father -of Ma. Robert U.S.A., and Clifton H. Nelson, two grandchildren.

Resting at chapel, 7350 Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral Tuesday, July 12, at 2:30 pjm. Interment Oak Woods. Member oi Thula LO.3. -DEATH N0TICES- BROD-Joseph H.

Brod, beloved husband Services for Charles Morse 51, of 1104 Sheridan rd Wilmette, vice president of Fairbanks, Morse who was. killed Saturday when a company plane crashed and bumed near Roanoke, Woodford county, will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the ohapel -at 5501 N. Ashland av.

Burial will be private. Morse was flying to St. Louis on business at the time of the crash. Others in the plane were Morse's assistant, W. E.

Watson, 1239 Chase Jack Hadden, 40, of 1637 Orrington Evanston, pilot, and Elmer West, 40, of 6714 Prake a traveling frate solicitor for the Wabash railroad. i Hadden and West also were killed. Watson was thrown clear of the plane and escaped with bums. The crash followed failure at chapel, 5145 Broadway, interment Rosemont Park. Please omit flowers.

GRONW ALL-Joseph J. Gronwall, Tampa, Florida, July 8, 1949, formerly of 6601 University avenue, husband of the late Effie Gronwall, brother of Nell Gronwall. At chapel, 316 W. 63rd street at Harvard avenue after 10 a.m. Tuesday, where services will be held Wednesday, July 13, at 1 p.m., under the auspices of St.

Cecilia lodge No. 865, A.F. A.M. Interment Mount Hope. HATHAWAY -See Emma Horn notice.

HELLO-Anna Hello, age 82, of 5304 S. Fairfield avenue, loving mother of Peter, Mary Mauch, Anna Martin, Andrew and Joseph, dear grandmother of Evelyn O'Hern, Betty Martin and Rita Hello, great-grandmother of Maureen and Dennis O'Hern. Resting at chapel, 2746 W. 51st streeu Funeral Tuesday, July 12, at 9:30 a.m., to SU Simon's church. Interment Our Lady of Sorrows church cemetery.

LAfayette 3-2191. EELSTERN-Albert Helstern, 8309 S. Marsh-field avenue, July 9, 1949, beloved husband of Mary Elizabeth Helstern, fond father of Albert Edward Helstern, son of Nellie and the late Albert Helstern, brother of William and Joy Helstern. At chapel, 316 W. 63rd street at Harvard avenue, where services will be held, Tuesday, July 12, at 2 p.m.

Interment OakhllL EIGHT-Howard E. HIght, 7510 S. Wolcott avenue, July 9, 1949, beloved husband of Hazel HIght, nee Wagner, fond father of Howard son of WUllam H. and the late Martha Eight, brother of William L. and Hazel M.

Mara, son-in-law of Helen Wagner. At chapel. 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Wednesday, July 13, at 2 p.m. Interment Mount Greenwood.

HOKTN-Hirschel Ets Hokin, late of 3730 Lake Shore drive, age 91, beloved husband of the late Sara Riva, devoted father of Nellie Leishin, Barney, Lily Teitelbaum, Edith Leavitt, Hannah Caine, Miriam Hokin and the late Louis, Lena Gordon, David, Rose, and Sam, fond grandfather of seventeen grandchildren, thirty-one great-grandchildren, and one great-great-grandchild. Services Monday, 3 p.m., at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment O.B.A. Waldheim. Please omit flowers.

HORN-Emma Horn, nee Cawein, late of 4326 Balmoral avenue, beloved wife of the late Alexander, mother of Alice M. Hathaway and Ruby E. Horn, beloved sister of Susie Services A funeral home, 4332 Els ton avenue, Tuesday July 12, 2:30 p.m. Interment Mount Emblem cenetery. and St.

Louis, Mo. papers please copy. KEystone 9-6100. EROMADKA-Peter Hromadka, 5200 S. Kedzie avenue, beloved husband of Mary, fend father of George, and Lillian Cech, father-in-law of Alice Hromadka, and James Cech, grandfather of three.

Funeral Tuesday 1:30 p.m., at chapel, 5218 S. Kedzie avenue. Interment Bohemian National. PRospect 6-3810. JEZIOR -Chester Jezior, of 6218 5.

Mass-asolt avenue, loving son of John, and Marie Jezior, nee Klocek. Funeral Wednesday, July 13, 8:15 a.m., from chapel, 1737 W. 18th street, to St Corn ilus chureh. Interment SU Adalbert' cemetery CAoai 6-0471. oi ceua, nee Frey, loving father of William, fond son of Sophie and the late Peter, dear brother of Fred, Anna, and the late Arthur.

Funeral Wednesday, at 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 4117 Armitage avenue, to SU Philomena church. Interment SU Joseph's. BElmont 5-6019-6027. Miss cerven. WAftasn z-ww.

WRI5TWATCH lost-Ladles Ham ikon engraved, Luella Schussler. Liberal re ward. Orlar.d Prk 14 4. BURKE-Jennie Burke, nee Erb, loving wue oi tne late Charles Burke, daughter of the late John and Melvina Erb, dear sister of John and Charles Erb, Mrs. Belle Bronner, Mrs.

Julia Ruff, Mrs. Mabel Murphy and the late William and Harry Erb. ResUng at funeral home, 1222 E. 47th street, where services will be held, Wednesday, July 13, at 10 a.m. Interment Cortland, Illinois.

of one of the two motors on the Phont, Chart Your Order Lockheed Lodestar plane. CARMICHAEL-James Carmichael, beloved i Funeral lamer from $5' 3 YOUNG MEN RESCUED FROM DISABLED BOAT BY NAVY CUTTER CREW Three young men were rescued from their disabled sail boat 400 yards off the lake shore line at Highland Park last night by a navy cutter sent from the Great Lakes Naval Training station after authorities there were told of their plight. Those rescued are Thomas Walters, 17, and his brother James, 15, both of 235 Leicester rd Kenilworth, sons of an executive of the Chicago Daily news, and Weir Gibbons, 17, of 625 York Glenview, son of an advertising agency executive. The young men had put out from the Sheridan Shore Yacht Skeleton Identified As' l0tlivr4 Mlnutet fresh Missing British Actress husband of Nellie, fond father of Helen O'Gorman, Rosemary Stevens, Margaret Craft, James aU of Oak Park, ILL, Betty Maier of Pomona, Calif, and Lor ette Drummond of Chicago. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 5911 W.

Madison street at Mason avenue, to Ascension church. Interment SU Joseph's cemetery. EStebrook 8-7500. WecraeVicriWtcr WITHAM. England," July10 Reu- An inquest Jury decided here today that the skeleton found "We sold our 5-room home, but we're still getting calls!" "Results from our Tribune want ad were far greater than we had expected," reports Mrs.

William Bitzer, 2930 N. Kostner, Chicago. "We sold the home we advertised, but we're still getting calls." Results like this show why the Chicago Tribune prints more want advertising than a0 other Chicago newspapers combined. To find buyers at low cost for real estate of any kind, phone Superior 7-0100 Want Ad-Viser. If you are listed as a phone subscriber, you mey charge your Tribune want ad.

nam COHEN-Etta Cohen, beloved wife of the under a bed in a tumbledown cot- 7 So. Wabash tage at Fingrlnghoe, Essex, last" Cull Randolph 6-3700 March, was that of its last occu late Meyer, dear mother of Annette Blum berg, devoted grandmother of two grandchildren. Services Monday, 4 at chapel, 5145 Broadway. Interment Ridgelawn. pant, a 69 year old retired actress, who disappeared 10 years, before.

The elderly recluse was' Miss Ada Constance Kent, whose stage name, was Vera Verschayle. ERB -See Jennie Burke notice. OTVOS-Joseph Otvos, beloved husband of FUHttAl fjyr 1 C1 'ft TOOAV DIES IN HIS ROOM' the late Anna, loving father of Joseph, Emery, Anna Roedinger, Louis, Charles, Paul, William, and Warrant Officer Albert Otvos, U.S.N., dear brother of William. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 2950-58 Fullerton at Sacramento. Cremation.

Acacia ark.Vrftiade-toOQ., ciud, wilmette, at noon, and had spent some time on the lake before the boat's mast snapped and left them helpless and drifting. Their shouts attracted attention on shore. The navy craft towed their boat to the naval base. I (found detd of natural causes in hia 5ponvatllKHI2.iylio.n il A 1r" i i.