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I'AK i 1 UNDERTAKERS. DEATH NOTICES PSATH NOTICE! Memory Amazes IMS COMPLETE tkRL CRAJJK mP a 4 ortirlmr h0. pali K'lca'. I.KARY A u.u.ti'i i Ua-y OHANLKV IN' MJSK11AL D1KKITI I an.l Mars. IM Maeban; SI from a'il Mr Msry oi DIES URGES LAV TO DEPORT SEVEN MILLION ALIENS Chicago's 1939 Traffic Toll HIT, RUN DRIVER ENDS CHRISTMAS JOYS FOR GIRL, 10 EVTMT nE KNOWS A Kt.

A 007rt OUTH CHICAGO 3I I FOKKER'S BODY WILL BE TAKEN BACK TO HOLLAND ii irviiw. punraj JueHgg- BYRC IS HI TO of Jowpb and ora ao Mra alary Mr-ari. cousin t-f Pairi'k Hauny. VutirtM Tueaday. 10 a.

SB. from chapel. 2J4" Madison airect. to Mel a tturcu. Inter- i anenl Mount Carmel.

l'l 3'i a frum f'r. iLir rer. la si I -'V KCHUMEMTS HWD MaUS0tEUMS. CKMirrrRT Mnitm movcmcnt at HALL Cbarle W. Hail, beloved husnsnd -f r-e-TERtOV-siUa tVe-am, la'e of Wtt 8 Vinw am.

tielnve wife or Wiji. 2iT861LX Jennie, fond father Cbaria. cxinwnu. and Manila Buahey. fuwul Tueaday.

1 at fuoeial bntf. 0k a.eoue. HI ua laland, 1U. Ictaraseat Mouut Bop eamatery. tn.i r-'-rr nrl aw Awa a), nrrai Jjeirr.

l'l i DEATH NOTICES 30 Irving Tark rod. a ti tvir 'if HA t'GHET See Cornelius Bafley oout. HERRMANN Mas Herrmann, peloved hua In Mfaarlin. Vi'tw. itr t-t Texan Insists They Keep Mra sV Meningitis Victim at 49; CERVENY JaTb f.

Cnf. tre ftavonne. N. person Killed on Street with Her Arms Laden with Gifts. JIM, in memory oi our kw brotner.

I.itbuania. and K- -N At 'I at ktur iti -1 I m. S-W. band of Louisa, new Polacek: loud lairwr of Ruih Manifi and Evelyn. Msrks brother cf Mr.

A. Dennanhols and Tluao Hermann. Funeral Monday. al II a m. at funeral bom.

B227-29 Cermak rad. Berwyn In term ent Fr Sona. Call Berwyn le6. Americans Out of Jobs. GltXOW fr Gplow.

Jan. 12, In Three Weeks. rr runeral at 31 a frorn rhpM w' hut. MHroaC I'ara. 10 ht.

Ca.iour a. HERMAN Albert S. Herwian. Sanduaky. mvoiory our war nuaoana wur.

Soma day. kiiuo where. Wht-n ttoii arrat will im ilon. Wt will your 10 ami ht-u th cmll for ua baa ctnie. Beat in VA AMJ FRANK CERVENY.

WNTOZZI Maria tylr.red wife of tt li tL. York. Dh (VPX The body Cf Anthony H. G. Fokker, 43 jears of Mra.

haet I ttf 12 day at beloved huaband of Mvra Ine raen-baurol. lovina aoo of J. and Bertha Herman, brother of Ralph and Vmla Blum Funeral Monday. 9 p. Sanduaky.

O. HERMAN Man G. Herman, beloved wmtht ot George and Harry, fond sister ot Frarsk i i a a rrt At Milwaukee avenue and Willard court last night, Adele Kwak, 10 years old, 2058 North California avenue, stood waiting for a street car. She was a happy child because her arms CONFORTl Aiwanilri Conlortl. In fond fata ch.r-a.

lamni VKiory 11, Wt I Orans. Dec. 23 (4. Chairman Martin Dies Tex cf the house unAmeri'-arifm committee said today he would ask congress to ap-propiiate funds to deport more than 7.000.000 ali. employed in American industries 1o the detriment of unemployed natives.

Discussing activities of his commit rarniur o( our lamer paasea mmmj Dec. S4. IHTt. ROSE, BEN. AND SUSANNA.

Store than S8 of tbe city's automobile fatalities are of a nature physically impossible on an urban Buperbigbvray. at funeral homa Throop aueel. to PLATT 5e Parneit PtorteUy ETCH I NCH AM Mr. Anna Kt hincham St. fiarnabaa eaurch.

BunaJ Su Mary a. PI Baroeit I fevd hutai.d Gtscka. cJ. eld. first man in the aeronautical industry to become a millionaire thru aviation, who died today of pneunrv roccus meningitis, will be taken to the Netherlands, where his At.

Nathan, Ptrrd i fr-J a. 1 Eiahl year ao luuay our ueareci irwaeurv lafi aay. our nn-iler LOVING Jl AKGAELT, ANN. AND 6CE. hroter of Mra FarW Plait.

Mr, Oar Lev, and Mrs. Oarar biwkana. rJy a HART.M AN Lilian Harlman In II a. on at eoxlenca tee, which has abandoned efforts to get Leon Trotzky to testify in Texas MARTIN'S DEATH IS SIXTEENTH IN metuurjr of our dear aud mutbar one Pieaae omit flower. paaaed 1 wo tmr ao today.

HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. Prv-e. riiTi about communism in Latin America, a from fuiieral hntof jvJ to St. Viator Dies asserted the most "serious and road. JOHANNSEN Henry Jobannaen.

In lom I I a. rmm ITRIBCNE Tbnto I Mrs. Dale Pietsch, director of the irrinrni jo tin a memory or my Deiovad ouiband. wu. were loaded with Christmas presents to be taken home.

Suddenly an automobile speeded toward her. A moment later Adele lay motionless on the pavement among her scattered Christmas packages as the car went on without stopping. Bystanders picked her up. She was dead. However, the hit and run driver did not escape.

Joseph Kolman, 2319 South Troy street, curbed him a block away. He was Martin II. Mauritzon, 50, of 1418 North Kedzie avenue, an swning repairman. An angry crowd threatened him until Policeman Joseph Ponicki and Edward Kennedy, of the Racine avenue station, arrived. They said he had been drinking.

The PR TBTLK1 Henry Prybvl.ki. band of Al.ee. nee Nortiot: sensational co p. dltloni" Involving communist Fascist and alien rings have been uncovered on the Taciflc coast He -dded the new disclosures KOKSHAK Jamea Korahak. In fond memory of eur buaoana and lather who paaaed awa two jeara ago toda.

Ma real IDroihv and twaeTaerr and Mrs Frank PTtvW slide department of the Public library, who is remarkable for her feats of memory. 76TH CONGRESS Washington, D. Dec 23 (JP). Deaths among memoers of the present congress reached a total of 16 today with the passing of John A. Martin, 71 years old.

Democratic representative from Colorado since 1933. Martin died at Naval hospital a week after he was stricken with pto In peacr. WIVE. DACGHTER. AND SON IN-LAW.

Anna, uri-an. Harry. LCrT 'I Frank, and 'h late A Baryta -J involved, among others, motion pic ture actors and the I. O. RAPPA PORT John RappaporL A tribute dsy Dee.

26. a i I to our dearly beloved buabaml and fauier Committee members. President 53y8 aen. Roosevelt and the department of jus a chnreh. 4 a7tl' Burial St.

Jowpk a cemetery. SK who paaaed aajr Dec. 24. IV.iH. Ulcere apd true lo bit heart and mind.

Beautiful mernorfea be left behind. LOVING WIKE AND CHILDREN. tice. Dies declared, will be told of tfrJnA Anna nor. t.i r'imuu -nue.

beloved wife of the lsu James Bora, fond mother of Jame and Lnrrain Funeral Tu'Ijr. 1 P- at rhaurl. 265M S. Central Park avenue. laiemi'-Ot Bohemian National cemetery.

HOCDVK Anna Hoiidefc. ree Tn'-haeek. of 2345 Kenilworth avenue. Brwvo. blore.i wile if Jo-eih dear mot net of 1 rem- c.

aod Howard iotng daughter of Anna Tuebareit. tuater of thriatm Manthty. Clara Brantley. Vla.ta Smith. Lillian.

Jonh Frank. Charles, and Richard. Funeral Tuesday. Dec. at 2 v- rn at mortuary.

5130 W. 2jih atreet, Cicero. Burial Woodlatsa. HCGHES John Hughe, tat Dreael avenue, dearly beloved huaband of Lillian, nea WulH: fond father cf Mr. Mary Boyd.

Jobo Mra. Margaret Crowley. Jame Joepb brother of Mra. Mary Ryiand. Mra.

Ella Ryan, and Mra. Annie Ca vender. Funeral Tuedav. 10 a from funeral home 820 E. TSth-sL.

to St Fraucis da Paula church. Burial St. Mary a. JAMISON Jame Harold Jamison. Dec 1939.

husband of Margaret Jamison, prober of Ella M. King. Funeral Tuesday. Dec. 26.

at 11 a. at chapel. 418 E. 47th at reel. Interment Lincoln cemetery.

JERN BERG Rath Y. Jeroberg of 4857 Wolfram atrett, beloved wife of Ralph dear daughter of Daisy Williams, fond itrr of Fern Renaud and France Fiher Funeral Tuesday. 10 a. m. from funeral home.

2500 N. Ciro avenue, to St. Genevieve church. Interment Su Josephs. Berkshire 8070.

JOHNSON Andrew fi. Johnson. 416 R. 73d street, beloved husband of Fmma. dear lather of Mrs.

La Verna Uirdley. Helen. maine poisoning on a train en route the disclosures and be asked to in ROOKE-Jamea J. Rooke. Dec 25.

1838. la PCRVIANCE -JeMle Purvtaeea l.ia. wile of the lata mother ftf LeI0. Howell. Grace.

J. MEMORY SERVES LIBRARY WORKER LIKE A CATALOG from his home at Pueblo. Colo. A heart ailment complicated his condi a acred memory. LOVING WirE AND CHILDREN.

stitute immediate prosecution for crimes including "espionage, sabo tion. ion. Service at chapel. Tuesday. 3 p.

m. prtva'A. I tage, murder, and the mysteiious dis SILVER Jack In loeinr memory of our darlinc buaband and falter bo paaac-d Fourteen house members and two appearance" of persons, especially on PrSCRECK-Oiarle Pua-tv beloved hiwband of tn ta rT I 7.iit:rrmenter: father of Waiiw .2 senators have died since the 76th Congress convened last January 3. In the west coast Hearings in os Angeles, San Fran way thre year ago today. Often do we tread the path That leada ua to tlia eraee Where liea the one we love ao well And did our beat to eave.

LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. SWERDLIK Minnie Swerdlilt. In fond mem L. Ftmeril Dec. 2.

2 p. m. ttxTLJ cisco and Seattle are planned, the chairman added. The committee, KensingMn iitcn. La Gnr s- addition, Porto Rico's resident commissioner, Santiago died here early this month.

which expires Jan. 3. must have con a Mium latermeot Concordia. T' ory of our dearly belored wife, mother. aid grandmother who rasel away nn year As a result of Martin's death, there gressional authorization before it can will be at least seven vacancies in the continue its work next year.

RICE Edmund J. Rica at avenue. b-otfcer of Mra Jokim, -gott. Stster Francea. Suters Corg Michael, th la M-a JZ house membership hen it reconvenes killing of the Kwak girl was the second tragedy of its kind for her family.

Five years ago her father, John, was killed by an automobile. Car Hits Barn; Woman Dies. Katheiine Maloney, 33 years old, 11601 Lowe avenue, was killed and Anthony Valee. 31, of 20 East 112th street, was injured critically yesterday when their automobile crashed into a barn on a curve of the Glen-wood-Dyer road, east of Glenwood. Police said several other accidents have occurred on the curve.

Valee was taken to the St James hospital in Chicago Heights. Anthony J. Mitz, 36, was killed when his automobile crashed into the side cf a freight train at the Cermak road crossing of the Indiana Harbor Belt Line railroad in Broadview. Mitz lived at Wolf road and 26th street, Westchester. Police said ago today.

BCS BAND. CHILDREN. AND GRANDCHILDREN. WOOD Mary Ciber Wood. Wtmlmjnuoo, DOROTHY.

Fraternal Kotieea. next month five Republicans and POLICE GET PLUM Jaary, ana ri JX'g Mmdv. pec 25. 10 a. to SaalT on blvd Burial Mount CameL tH.

xaj two Democrats. Successors to seven other departed house members and PUDDING OFF AIR; Files 90,000 Lantern Slides in Her Mind. BY MARCIA WINN. Mrs. Dale Pietsch can't remember when she has said, I can't remember." Somehow she always remembers.

Mrs. Pietsch is the mnemonic phenomenon of the Chicago Public library. Like Mnemosyne, the Greek goddess of memory, recollections spring full-bodied from her lips. In the department she directs, that of lantern slides, there are 90,000 slides, and she remembers the name and number of each. No.

1092? Burns' "r-ntfor-'c Miohr" TCrt "HU' Eugene Iver. fend Carl Johnson, fond broth rORTITCDR LODGE. NO. 1003. A.

T. A. M. Brethren pieaa attend Masonic mn.nt-nirrr Kocha ef 337 boulevard, aoa of the lata Pauvk I lxuie Purgan Roche rjui er of Charlea. Funeral Tuesday.

Dec. sn. two senators already have been named. GO BACK TO WORK Folicemen of the slate highway towe Ella Thfn Vert Nurr and Edmund Faitaa. ran Tuewjar.

Dec. 26. at 10 4 in Family Killed, 2 Hurt at 3 p. at funeral home, corner of TSrth and Aberdeen. Interment Oak Hill.

JONAS John Jonns. beloved husband of lsabelle. nee Maaino; fond father of Rosemary, dear eon of Mary Jonas, brother ot Mrs. Irene Lee. Eathenne and Henry Jonas.

Funeral 9:15 a. rn. Tuesday. Dec. 26.

at 3246 W. Jaok.cn-b!vd to Oar XfoZ Anthony H. G. rekkrr, lives. This was announced tonight by Carter Tiffany, a close friend cl the airplane designer and builder.

Fokker's wife died in 1929 and they had no children. Dr. Robert M. Cushing, Fokker's physician, said that the airplane designer, who had been ill three weeks, failed to respond to five blood transfusions and ail known methods of combating the disease and during the night he sank into a coma and died. Disciple of rnorthodox.

Fokker was a disciple of the tin-firthodox. He directed vast enterprises tvith a sharp and frequently sarcastic tongue. Often he refused to keep appointments, and when he did he v.as always late. Ealanced against these qualities was an impulsive generosity which once led him to clear off the toy counter of a New York store at Christmas time by handing out presents as fast as an admiring group of urchins rould grab them while clerks tried to keep track of the prices. Speed was his fetish.

He owned fleets of airplanes, motor boats and automobiles. His office was in his hat. Fokker drew on a scratch pad the initial designs for the airplanes which the army airmen, Maitland and He-tenberger, flew from the American mainland to Hawaii; which Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd flew across the Atlantic in 1927; and which Amelia Earhart rode in as a passenger in her Atlantic crossing in 1928. Made Thousands of Planes.

Most of the many thousands of airplanes which Fokker manufactured during his lifetime were designed with that uncannily accurate rule of thumb which he developed at the tge of 10. On one occasion his engineers were having trouble with the performance of a new plane. Disgusted, Fokker climbed into the cockpit and went aloft. "Take 96 square inches off the rudder," he ordered curtly when he landed. It worked.

Known as the "flying Dutchman," Fokker was born in Java, April 6, 1890, the son of a wealthy coffee planter. At an early age he was taken to the Netherlands, where his father, retired from business, hoped force were astonished last night by messages that came in over their as Train and Auto Collide njwa cnurcn sural calvary. Ettfrnrji Wichita, Dec 23 OP). Four radio system. Among the requests ere When are you going to send chapel.

264c N. Kedzie avenue. Servite 10 a. m. at Queen ot Angels cburt-h.

Wilson and ROnDE-Paulin Rodde. wife ta Albert, fond mother of Albert. A-W Dorolhv. Mine. Joeefh.

Frank, tlvat and MiTltL Funeral Wednestf p. 27. at a. from ehinel ti me that recipe for plum pudding? Western avenues. Interment St.

Joaepb a. fiasher lights protecting the crossing KNOBE Sophie R. Knote. ne Spengler, of and "What was the name of that book about the Okies of Oklahoma?" 2 3d place to St. Paul's ckur4.

ElmhursL 111., beloved wile ol Louis were operation. persons were killed and two injured when an automobile laden with Christmas gifts and a Santa Fe passenger train collided at a street crossing in South Wichita today. The dead were Mrs. Opal Curtis, 28 years old, of Hutchinson, Kas, and her three ment St. Boniface eeacetery.

laijrajia Canal 0037. fond mother ot Mrs. A. Bongard. Lmn Since these messages kept them Mrs.

Victoria Wisniewski, 69, of RCBENSTEIK Isaac Rabrasteia. taw 2249 Iowa street, died in St. Eliza from getting any real police information thru, the pestered highway Mrs W. Forshall. Mr.

L. Giflord. Min Die. Nnrtuan. and six grandchildren.

Fu peral. Tuesday. 2 p. at funeral home, Lake street at 2d avenue, Maynood. Interment Eden.

beth's hospital of injuries incurred htihand cf the late Miriam, fond b'be Sidney. Victor. Theltfa. Gertrodi Im errirea for la'e Brother Albert Hamhik. Monday.

Dec. 25, 2 p. at cbapei. 3ir.il Lawrence aemie. MILTOS M.

RAFF. W. M. IRA N. KOCHUMSON, Secy.

ARNSWALD Gottfried Arniwaid. Dee. 53. 1U39. ot 6S5 Glenview avenue.

Hirhland park, beloved husband cf the late Ottilia, fond father of Carl, Theodore, and Margaret Simpaon. At reat at chapel, 27 Sheridan road. Highland Park. Funeral aervice 2 p. m.

Tuesday. Dec. CO, at Zmn Lutheran church. Central avenue. Highland Park.

Interment Mooney BALX.OU Glenn F. Ballou of 6909 N. Ar-teaian avenue, beloved husband of Ruth, fond father of Robert and John Ballon, uneral Monday. Dec. 25.

at 11 a. at funeral home, 4447-51 W. Irvine Park road. At reat at home until Monday. BERNSTEIN Lillian Bernstein.

3104 Artryle treet, dear daughter of Joeeph. fond (later of Henrietta Cohen. Charlotte. Miriam and Freda, beloved aiater-in-law of Peter 1. Cohen.

Funeral Monday. 10 a. at ebapel. 30C1 Lawrence avenue. Interment I.

O. B. A. cemetery, Jewiah Waldbeim. BRINGS August Bringe, Dec.

2S. 1939. cf 7925 Ridgeland avenue, beloved husband cf Lena Bringa nee Lippke, fond father of Earl rinse, Mr. Myrtle Gumm, George and Arthur Grunwald. and Mr.

Vera Friday night when she was struck men asked the help of authorities in by an automobile at Spaulding and Lawrence. Ralph. Glady Shea, ass a late Leslie; brother of Hymaa aa4 tot tiolibuck. Funeral services HorJw. a.

at elanel. 7206 Stony Utex children: Patricia, 11; Donna, 10, and an infant son. The father, Jack Curtis and a son, Jackie, 9, were injured. KNOX Robert Knos. late residence.

4913 (ilenwood avenue, beloved husband of North avenues. Georse Wondra, 2141 Springfield. There they were informed that an amateur radio operator, Edwin D. Dluzen of 2506 North Monticello avenue, had a wave band Uertrude (nee Hijcoq, fond son of Robert Gunderson avenue, Berwyn, was driv dear brother ot Wesley. Asnes.

Mj'T, jnierment ubk woods Family at ue dence of N. Kaplan. 761S Etta arte ing the car. Graoe, Alice, and Esther. Resting at funeral home.

11 1 W. Campbell street. Arl'i'iftoii Heights. HI. Servicea Tuesday.

Pee. 26. at SANFKT Nellie Shea San key. Bee. la 1 of 715 9.

Lyman avenue Oak a next to that of the police. OBITUARIES Woman is Hit-Run Victim. Miss Sue Koelz, 42 years old, 1727 A visit by policemen straightened 2 p. tn. at the Methodist church.

KOVARIK Victor B. Kovarik. Dec 22. 1939 things out. Dluzen, 20 ears old, Thorndale avenue, floorlady in a The Cliff Dwellers." No.

316? Butterflies and Moths." Call out any number, and she'll back it with a set of lantern slides. Never Jots It Down. Her memory is not limited to slides. Anything numerical is like the alphabet to her. She never writes down a telephone number, or a street address, yet she always knows them She even remembers faces and what goes with them faces she hasn't seen for three or four years.

Last week a woman walked into the slide department, and asked for something new on Palestine a popular subject. Why, yes, Mrs. spoke up Mrs. Pietsch. Mrs.

Cook, astounded, came back with, How did you know my name? I haven't been in here in three yars." I remember it," Mrs. Pietsch replied. It's Mrs. Sherman Cook. How is your little girl?" beloved husband of Anna son of the Mrs.

Elsie Nebelsiek. Inred wife of Edward J. Sanksy. Mr. Thorn aa Ilea.

Mrs. Jaasei I Mr WiHiam M. Ltrfcjr, Thoma J. She. Bering at fsnenj i-e 318-2H N.

Central avenue, Aotua. Ices Tuesday. 10 a. tn Arrnu printing shop, was killed by a hit lal John and Mary Kovank. brother of student at the Wright Junior college, explained that his wave band must have slipped, and that it was all un Funeral services for Mrs.

Elsie the late Anna Snnkup. Member of He-peria lodge. No. 411. A.

F. at A. Court and run car at Ravenswood avenue and Peterson road last night. Norbert Nebelsiek, wife of Henry F. Nebel Humboldt.

No. S3S9. I. O. F.

Service rhorcb. Oak Park. Interment CiWaiy. SCHA ACK Frank A. Schaa-k.

tUvni intentional. This satisfied the police siek, a member of the park police Osterman, 5832 Ridge avenue gave Tueday. 2 p. at funeral Chanel. 4338-40 Fullerton avenue.

Interment Arlington. Summerdale police the license num Walker, brother of William Edward. ber. Se: gt. Wilbur Davis traced it KREN'Z Luella Kreni.

beloved daughter of Walter and Helen Krtnz. lond sister of Lorna. Interment Dec. 25, Irvine: Park Boulevard cemetery, private. Please omit and they went back to work.

CHARGES FALSE ARREST; NAMES 4 to a Decatur, 111., woman and learned that she had recently become the flow era. For information phone Albany force, will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the chapel at 3952 Cermak road, with burial in Forest Home cemetery. Mrs.

Nebelsiek died Wednesday while vacationing with her husband at Miami. Fla. She had been active in the affairs of the Order of the Eastern Star. Mrs. Nebelsiek, a native band of Dorothy.

At funeral tapir, it; Wilson avenue. Service at CrscteK chapel, Tuesday, 2:30 v. m. SCHENKE John Scfaenke. pasted svy Ir.

21. 1939. beloved hiuband at Mlt a Nnaa; fond fsther of tieorge. ffias Irene, and Charles, brother ol Sutlers Magdalene Juvioem, Fnoeral fmsn. Dee Kt 9:30 a.

m. from l- tro. N. Kilbourn avenue, to St LttWia' church. Interment St.

Adalhert't eeBEQ. SCR MIDT Jacob Schmidt cf 6CT 1 reus wife of M. J. Watts, 28, of 4870 Win- throp avenue, a car salesman. He was arrested.

Sergt. Davis said he con IN $25,000 SUIT fessed hitting the woman and fleeing. Charles W. Baran of Gary filed suit yesterday for $25,000 damages at Rochester, on the ground that Chicagoan, lived at 4021 21st street street Puts Her Memory to Work. Two or three meetings cement a Michael Haugh, 55 years old, 1124 West 67th street, a street car motor-man, was killed by an automobile in Western avenue at 87th street.

The driver was Martin Schoenthaler, 48, he had been arrested falsely and face and name in her mind, but just one rlance at a number or the sound Thomas F. Tipping. Thomas F. Tipping, member of a fam of 7735 South Paulina street. charged with driving while intoxicated.

The suit was hied in the Fulton county Circuit court at Rochester. Those named defendants are Sherif ireet. father of George ari Walter twl rrandfither cf Charlotte. Lorrme. Tix and Elaine.

Servieea Tuesday, its. Morgan Street Methodist Eptseeoal emaeL Interment Archer Woods. Islcrstiai Victory 1S20. SCCIiY-John SenCy. Ist ef Kit I bark avenue.

Dee, 2. 1939. htkm4 i band cf Cat henna Connor Seuia. fc4 father of Gerald J. of Lancaster, h.

brother of Charlea of Jot let. UL aa IS late James and Julia Scully. Fnnertl Ts day. a. from mortuary, 1750 W.

Sia a reel, to Our Lady of Good One of it and she usually has it forever. She remembers conversations word by word. Strangely enough, she has difficulty remembering what she reads William Schmuldt, 52, of 214S Key ily which has been in Chicago for six generations, died yesterday in his stone avenue, a clerk, was fatally in home at 3923 South Campbell avenue in books. She thinks she has an audi jured when he was struck by an automobile at Pulaski road and Pal tory mind, and a trained one, at that. 1 have a practical memory," she mer street.

He died in the Belmont hospital. The driver was Arthur said. Most of my mind stays right Mollohan, 4040 North Leclaire ave in the business I've been here 14 He was born in the loop district 74 years ago. Mr. Tipping was a retired railroad man.

He was an original member of the old Carey Indians, a once powerful Democratic organization in the Brighton Park district He leaves his widow, Anna; six sons, a daughter and several grandchildren and great nue. to provide the boy with a sound technical education. Sent to an engineering school, he quit forthwith because, as he explained, he disagreed with his professors. At the age of 18 he had begun to construct his first airplane. It was completed in 1910 and, in the Russian military competition at St.

Petersburg now Leningrad it ran away from the rest of the field. I'lanes Outflew Allies'. He peddled the design to several governments unsuccessfully. But Germany hired him. In 1913, under contract, he was teaching young Germans to fly in a military school.

At the age of 24, Fokker was a vital part the German military establishment as it entered the world war. Fokker's planes not only met the demands of the army they outflew anything the allies could pit against them. In all, he built more than 8,000 military machines for Germany during the war. years. It makes you so alert; it makes A Chicago woman, Mrs.

Caroline everything like a clock. lyler of the faeneca hotel, was in 'I've tried to train myself to re 9320. LOFTuS Matthew Loftus of 4553 union avenue, beloved husband of tbe lata Anne, nee Carr; fond father of Mary, John, Thomas, and the lale James, fond brother of Mrs. Mary Flynn and the late Mrs. Anna Mullee.

Thomas. John. Jame, and Martin Loftu. Funrral Tuesday at 8:45 a. m.

from funeral home. 4th place and Wallace street, tn St. Gabriel churr-h. Interment Mount Olivet. Boulevard 0703.

A NCHIK Albert Manchik. suddenly. 5439 Winthron avenue, beloved husband of Ida, fond father ot Bertram and Sydelle, broth, er of John. Mom. Jennie Gaie.

Flora Makuwsky. and the late Joseph and Herman and Bertha Cohn. Funeral Monuay. p. at chapel.

3021 Lawreni-e aenue. Interment Free Sons cemetery. Jewish Waldheim. Member of Fortitude locge. Xo.

1003. A. F. A. M.

A SSETT Raymond T. asset t. suddenly. Dee. 2.

beloved son ot Patrick and th lata Bridget, fond brother of William. Robert, and the late Marie, nephew of Rne Barrett. Funeral Tuesday. a. lrom late home.

3649 N. Lake wood avenue, to St. Andrew church. Interment Ail Saints' cemetery. MrWHINNEY Wilbur T.

McWhinney. Dec. 23. nf 4711 Greenwood avenue, husband of Violetle father ot Frank, brother of Curtia H. McWhimiey and Mrs Raymond E.

Danirla. Services in chapel. (oitace Grove avenue. Sunday, Dec. 24, at a p.

m. Bur.al private. MEEGAN Peter J. Meegan. husband of Laura, fond father of Harold.

Lauretta, James, Jeanette. Joseph, Alfred. Delorea. William, and Paul, son ot Elizabeth and the late Peter, brother of Catherine Brien. Josephine Knapp.

Michael. Lillian Markus. and the late Mae Sweeney. Funeral Tus-dsy. Dec.

26. at 10 a. from chapel. 3604 Ok'den avenue, to Blessed Sacrament church. Interment Mount Carmel.

MEYER Cell a Meyer, dear wife of Ernest beloved mother ot Clarence, Caroline Curran. Ellen Miles, Letter, and the late Fred also four grandchildren. Funeral service Tuesday, 10 a. at lata rei-deuce, C5J9 w. Eastwood avenue.

Interment Acacia Park. MICHAEL Sea Rose Wertheimer notice. jured seriously in a crash near Hopins- member things that may be useful. I've always had a good memory for grandchildren. ville, Ky.t which cost the lives of three other persons.

She is the widow numbers and things, but it's 10 times better now than it was 10 years ago. Russell Voorhees, Chief of Police Fred Carr, and Policemen Paul Whitcomb, and J. Earl Graham, all of Rochester. Baran, who is a Lake county, Indiana, commissioner, asserted that he was jailed on Aug. 22 for 12 hours.

He was not intoxicated, he averred, and was acquitted of the charge. Leaps to Death as Police Approach to Arrest Him Thomas Newman, 26 years old, a former truck driver, leaped to his death from his fourth story flat at 1626 North Ada street early today as police were almost at his door to arrest him on complaint of his wife, Jean. She had run out of the flat and called police after her husband's alleged threat to kill her. As she and the police were going up the stairs, he jumped from a window. Gottfried Arniwald.

ehurrh. Burial Holy Serinjefta. tirsfiC Plum hers" union. TJ. local 130.

Latlaw- SEfFER Peter Seirer of Whiting. IM. sarf away at Lna Angelea. devoted fatter at the 'te Mannie nrtwsman. -nodfrtend.

Leah Miller, aod Pearf te Funeral notic later. SPANJER Anna Sranjer. cf ti re nue. Dev. S3.

1939. helnved wf Iral Spanjcr. dear mother cf B-nr I. and Boy. At ehaneU Ahland aver.tie.

where aeri-es wJ held Wednesday. Dec 27. at 3 a. m. a te.rreot Montroae.

THON Emma Thou fnea residence 2013 Thomas street, bslowd of th lata Augttst. dear mother ef EH th lata Albert, grandmother ef Dne. ne.ru! Tite-dav. Dec. 26.

at r. el. 2056 W. Burial THORSrj-Peter A. Thoretl cf 8 avenue.

May wood, beloved unhand el r. a T3n .1 a MM LiTtre. Gotttfried Arnswald, 74 years old, a She Uses No Method. "People say, 'Do you use a meth of O. K.

Tler, who died a year ago. He was with a board of trade firm for many years and later engaged in loop real estate management. On Way to Atlanta. resident of Highland Park for half I never heard of one. It would a century, died yesterday in the High muddle me.

It's just observation more than anything else. So many people lack that. Mrs. Tyler was on her way to Atlanta, Ga, with Mrs. Robert J.

Stuart of Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, who was killed, and Mrs. Minnie Mitchell of I try to remember names because land Park hospital 24 hours after his wife Ottilia, who died Tuesday, was buried. Mr. Arnswald was a retired tradesman and lived at 585 Glenview avenue in the suburb.

He leaves two sons and a daughter. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday Only 28 when the war closed, Fok it makes people think you have a personal interest in them. The rest ker found himself possessor of a for tune of 30,000,000 marks, owner of two airplane factories and an arma the numbers just seems to come to me naturally." with burial in Mooneys cemetery.

Last year the library lent 276,000 ment factory, and holder of a con troling interest in a motor works. Left Germany After War. slides, with travel Mexico now is ol Jess Bird. Peoria, who also was injured. Mrs.

Stuart was the mother of Mrs. John S. Watson of Atlanta, formerly of Evanston. The others killed were Al Vassar of Peoria, a chauffeur, who was driving for the three women, and William Anderson of Elmo, driver oi the other car in the collision. The body of a man killed by an raging interest and religion as the two leading subjects.

Mrs. Pietsch Funeral services for Jess Bird, re With Germany's collapse he calmly believes she can recognize any bor loaded everything he possessed that tired fire department captain of Aurora, will be held at 2:30 p. m. rower who came in at least twice, could be moved on a special train and Tuesday in the chapel at 220 North and tell him what slides he borrowed. crossed the border into the Nether their catalog number and their initial lands.

The Germans protested in vain. automobile Friday night at Polk MILLER Mary Miller, nee Kiefer. beloved wife of John H. Miller, fond mother of John, Vint-eut. Myrtle.

Josepft. and Bernard, sister of Mrs. Clara Seller, Mr Helen pfetfer, Mrs. Ethel Yarnell. Lon.ee Kteler.

Frank, Bernard, and August. Fu Lake street Aurora, with burial in Spring Lake cemetery. He was 65 cost but she cannot remember birth In 1927 Fokker's American company years old. days. toecame a unit of the General Motors neral at 9 from lata resi and the lata Fred and Emit Bringe.

Funeral aervice at chapel. 6328 Cottage Grove avenue. Tuesday, at 1:30 p. under aupire of Mizpah rommanderv. No.

73. K. T. InteMnent at Cedar Park. Member of Boulevard lodge.

No. 682. A. A A. and Logan chapter.

No. 19A. R. A. M.

For Information call Fairfax 2900. CHAWK William M. Chawk. dearlv beloved husband of Mary nee Coakleyl, fond father of Lucille. Mr.

Anne Sullivan, Rev. William and Marguerite. Native of Shanaeolden. County Limerick. Ireland.

Member of Feehao council. No. 749. K. C.

Funeral Tuesday. Dee. at 9:30 a. from residence. 4935 W.

Jaknn boulevard, to Resurrection church. Burial All Saiuts'. Please omit flower. CHESHIRE James A. Cheohire.

beloved husband ot Etta, fond father of dell. Hugill. and Rome Cheshire. Resting at funeral home. 6627 W.

Madison a treet. Funeral Tuesday. Dee. 26. at 10 a.

m. Interment Montrose cemetery. CICHY Victoria Cicby (nee RemroJ. of 2344 W. 21st place, beloved wife of Theodore, fond mother of Howard, Robert, and Theodora Jr.

Resting at funeral home. W. 21st street. Funeral Tuesday. Dec.

26 at a. at St. church. Interment St. Adalbert'a.

Member of Dor-man Dunn. No. 547, American Legion auxiliary. Canal 2659. CICHY Antonla Cichy.

nea Hardtke. lle cf 1524 K. Wood a treet. beloved wife of Joseph Cicby, fond mother of Georra and Le Roy Cichy. Services Monday.

Dec. 25. at 2 P. at chapel. 2341 Milwaukee, avenue.

Interment Concordia. CONWAY John J. Cnnwav, lale cf 224 W. 61st atreet, Dec 22, beloved husband of Anne, nee O'Connor; fond father cf Mary Jan and George, son of Mary Conway. re Griffin, brother of George.

Tueday. 9 a. lrom funeral home. 6438 S. Haiated street, to SL Anseim'a church.

Interment Calvary. COOK Gladys B. Cook, beloved wlfa of Uuerin mother cf Hughe and John. of Roland William and David L. Harhea Funeral Ttieadav.

9:30 a m. from lata residence. 259 Pleasant atreet. Oak r'ark. to St.

Lucy church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. CRCXL Phillip C. Crull. beJoved husband of Mabel, ne Perkinaon.

loving arm of Mr. Lottie Womiak of Merominee. brother of Mr. Dorothy Reed. Funeral Tuesday.

2 p. from chapel. 2346 W. Madison (treet. to Waldheim cemetery.

DI FOGGIO Sea Maria Michaels Coletta Pinloxzi notice. Harry L. Ellia. Dee. 22.

lata cf 4912 W. Huron atreet, beloved husband of Cresaa KIIk. fond father of Robert Ellia of Lo Angeles. treasurer of Altar lodre. No.

1118. A. F. A. M.

Funeral aervieea at funeral home, 4817 W. Chicago avenue. Tuesday at 3 p. m. Interment Eimlawn.

ERICKSON William H. rick son of 1633 Kimball avenue, beloved husband of Wienie, fond father of Frank Erickson. Joseph Milek. and Mr. Dorothy Sterner, brother of Herbert.

David. Frank. Joseph, Mrs. Ebba Poulin. and Mr.

Edith Wetter-ten. Funeral aervieea Wednesday. 2 p. at chapel. 2410 W.

North avenue. Inter, ment Woodlawn. Member of Stockholm lodge. No. 13.

I. O. Community lodge. No. 7, I.

O. O. F-, and Independent Order of Vikings. FEIN See Isaac Feingold notice. FEINGOLD laaae Feingold.

1314 W. Early avenue, beloved huaband of Florence, father cf Leon. Julius. Mr. Ethel Weni-ger, and Dorothy.

Funeral Monday. Dee. 25 at p. m. at chapel.

3654 W. Roosevelt road. FPNOS Agnea Kenney Fonoa. lata ot "08 W. 76lh atreet.

beloved mother cf Virginia and Mrs. Margaret MacDooald. fond ister ot Mr. R. Fletrher.

Mr, g. O'Con-ner. Mr. W. Fowler.

Mrs. W. Congdoo. and Patrick Kenney. Funeral Tuesday.

9 30 a. from funeral parlor. 7653 S. Haiated street, to St. Leo a church.

Interment St. Mary cemetery. Stewart 7700. CANS Ell Ganat. 1509 8.

Keen aveoo. aged 43 years, beloved eon of Victoria and the lata Morris, brother cf Max. William. Franc. Clarice.

Sally. Frieda. Roto. Lillian, and Jean Levitt. Funeral Tuesday.

Dec 26. at chapel, 3654 W. Roosevelt road, at 1:30 p. m. Interment Workmen' Circle cemetery, Waldheim.

GRAF RATH Rose Grafrath. lata of 7726 S. Keeley avenue. Dec 23. 1939.

wife ot th la'e John, mother of Ira Saifert. At chapel, 63d and Harvard, where aervice wiU ba held Tueedav. Dae. 26, at 1 p. m.

Interment Oak BUL GRIFFITHS Margaret Gnffitna, pea Alton, wife of th lata WilUam R. mother ot Mrs ElUabeth Cine and Mr. Ruta J. Cardweil. Funeral Tuesday.

3 al funeral home. Lake atreet at 2d truut. May wood. Interment Waldheim. GTASCI Rosa Guand.

oe Dt Plaetdo. at 6116 Schubert avenue, beloved wile ol Vincenio. dear mother of Joseph, sister ol Carmela Kotardonato. Funeral Tuesday. 8 45 a.

from chapel. e)2 -4. Western avenue, to St. Genevieve'a church. In torment Mount CarmcL Armltas 7800.

CCSTAFSON Cbarlra L. Gustafaon. huaband of the lata Hilda father of Mra. Hare mine of Ridgewood. N.

Gerald and tn lal Harry G. Guttafson. Servtr. 2 30 p. Toeeday.

at chpl. 1648 W. 63d aires i. interment Mount Bop. r-TTwTHrrif -ESI corporation.

dence. 3045 Normal avenue, to St. An street and Ashland boulevard was identified as that of Joseph Doti, 63, of 703 South Lafiin street. Doti was a machinist Gen. Clinntn's Brother Hurt.

Raymond Clinnin, brother of Erie. Mm thonys church. later ment it. Marys. Rextmg e' funeral home.

Take stnt5 avenue. May wood until 10 a ra. Tneictf. Funeral Tneadsy. 2 p.

ra, treat First U-t'-eran church. 8th avenue and Laii auwl Waywood. Interment Etmwood. TIPPING Tbomaa T. Timing.

1939. of 325 S. CamnbrU avenue. beioved husband of Anna Nolaa TipF fond father of William T. James Mary Freckenridre.

Charlea Stnn -Fdoard and John B. Funeral "6. at 9 a. from funeral 2KI W. 38th elreet.

to St. Ago" Interment Sar. Member of St Arf Name society. Information Laiayeu 0eu TIPTON May A. Tiplori.

Dec. 22. Bryant avenue. en Ellyn. TH.

wife of Mahvlm fond dangbwr r'eita and the lata Bartholoma frI'fV fe.l. ier cf Vr. Clara C. Battery. and Harold E.

Funeral Ttteerxy. at chsnel. Mam alreeL Gl Iji Member cf Gletj Ellyn chanter. O. E.

Interment Chapel Biff. TURNER Wilfiam A. Turner. Ee. of Evana avenue, beloved Bi'iWJf Hbel Turner.

Funrral aervice at E. 63d street and Evans avenue, T7 rveaing. Dec. 26, at o'clock- YANDENBERG Johanna M. Yi5a beloved wit ot Pe'er.

lovinr 0," IretU. Harvv. Ruth, and Mr. T.ta. aister oi Joiui.

Anthony, ant Wolbrink, Mra. Half Naiti. Xrat Rroower. Mra Minnie Broower. a-V 7 la a Riekw.

Grimmenga. Service 7319 MadiMn atreet. rort Park. Mo an. Interment Foreat Home.

vidt a LmIimI at 4 COUPLES WED j-uofia victory teay. Tho Fokker retained his business Interests, for fully five years he had uot been active in airplane design or MYSTERY ATTACK IS FATAL. Dan Callahan. 87 year old, 1249 Madiion UP'CHICflGOS MiCHKE Grelchen MiK-hke. wife of th CHRISTMAS DAY alreet.

died yeaterday in County hospital, aupposedly ot blow inflicted bj an unknown at inane, loud mother of KurioIX Mr. Nxlda Stone Erwm. and tu late construction work. He began build ins boats. nRFRnC person.

rrank. Service at funeral home. 318 Gen. John V. Clinnin, was seriously injured last night when he was struck by an automobile at 69th street and Irving Park road, Tuesday.

Dee. 26. at Twice married, Fokker was twice WILL CELEBRATE Stockton, HI, Dec. 23 Special. p.

to Acacia Park cemetery. Member Ycrl ikeAe two- ckapeU a widower. He became a citizen of th, tour wedding anniversaries will hi now 3Q to celebrated on Christmas day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pierce, Vincennes avenue.

Clinnin is 46 years old and a salesman, and lives at 7334 Indiana avenue. He suffered skull and spinal injuries, and is in St Bernard's hospital. The driver was John Raleigh, wiaica cigui jtars ago VILLAGE CLERK OF STONE PARK IS Tff'RTV YlteC wno will round out fifty years of married life on that day. Their son ii, or west 79th street. and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs, I JAILED FOR DEBT Edward Anderson, 53 years old, of the auto detail of the Ross Pierce, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Flack, will observe their 25th anniversaries and their granddaughter, Mrs. Robert East Side station, suffered a hiD frac icirrnj warn. d-w.

i ture and Barney Novak, 26, of 13521 Clara fnea Wilhamal. brother of i ar.it.. rfa.u. At ts- Clarence Peterson, village clerk of Stone Park, at North avenue and Mannheim road, is in the County jail as a debtor, it was learned last Avenue a skull fracture in a head- Garnhart, and her husband will cele. He was taken to jail Thursday in de- brate the third anniversary of their wedding.

A family reunion and dinner will be held on Sunday. Another Stockton couple, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas jsuii or payment of a judgment of $878 which was entered Dec. 4 by on collision between their automobiles at Avenue and 118th street last night Anderson charged that Novak was driving on the wrong side of the street Anderson was taken to the South Chicago hospital and Novak to 'se nancis Auegretti of the Supe- A.

Smythe, also will have a golden wedding celebration on Dec. 25. uvr court at a default heaiinsz. The judgment was in favor of Rob bt Margaret's hospital. Hammond.

ert P. Meisel in connection with an neral borne 404. 0 Bafiaon rert neral Tne.Jay at 9 p. m. Banal Olive.

Nevada 2518. WALTHER Ella Walther. 102 Dakastst. Pr- 22. 1939.

beloved wi at Walther. dear mother of Mra. Campbell. Dornthea and Robert. At fVi Ashland avenue wbar wiU be held Tuesday.

Dae. 26. at 10 a. -Interment private. WHALEN-Mry Wha'ec.

helowd of tha Maurice and Marga-et aister of WtjUao Chnatopner. phine. asd taa lata Thoma. Joha. Iwreoce.

Funeral Tuesday at "Jr from rideoec. 8026 Ogleaby Ite' Our Lady ot Peace chorea. I-Mount Olivet. Tarda 0662. WFRTHEIMER Roa Wtnheimrr.

Tj Diviaioa atreet. fond Botlw of Emaaual b.dny B. and Cart j. dear aiier of Bermaa Waldmaa 1" Vl.hael. There Silverman, and tha "Cged failure to complete a build Up to 2 p.

m. yesterday 884 persons had been killed by automobiles in Cook county since Jan. Of these 6S1 were killed in Chicaeo. whera ang contract for Meisel at Wonder ox bermaoia chapter. Ko.

652. O. E. S. MORTON Maurice J.

Morton, beloved son cf Nettia and John Morton. Funeral Tuesday. 2 p. at hia residence, Qoi Wrightwood avenue. Burial Irving Park Blvd.

cemetery. MOSS Floyd Harvey Mos. Pec. 22. ot 2l 8.

Euclid avenue. Oak Park, beloved huaband of Violet Moss, father of Ray. Enid Harrington. Voland Courdt. and Aiiero Clausen.

Service Tuesday. Dec at 1:30 p. at chapel. 124-126 Madiaoa atreet. Oak Park, al Lombard avenue, la-Urment Oakridge.

KEBELSIEK Elsie Nebelsiek, Dec. suddenly, at Miami. Fla- lata of 4' 121 W. atreet. beloved wila of Henry daughter of Edward and the lata Emma Klipp.

sister cf the lata Hat. Walter, and Edward Jr. Funeral Tueaday al 2 m. at funeral borne. 39j- W.

Cermak road, lnterineat Foreat Home. Member of Juaitee chapter. No. 690 O. E.

8. Lawndal S200. NEDBAI Petmlina Nedbal. 1 eying mother of There aa Kamia, beloved aister of lbereea Vojta. fond motber-in law of Charlea F.

Kami a. Funeral Tuesday. a. from lau reaiderKW, 2411 Ridgeland avanu. lo Our Lady cf the Mount church.

Interment St. Adalbert a. Our 42. NELSON Carl A. Nelson.

Dee. 23, of 1S27 Kosco aueet, beloved huaband ot Mr. Seima Nelaoa. fond father of Mra. Lino Neuoaaer.

brother of Peter aod Nel of F-s-celaior. Minn. ervica Tuawday. p. at rtiapel.

3175 N. Clark treeL Memher of Manners lodge. No. I. O.

3.. aod Humboldt tent. No. 26. tha Maccabees.

NELSON' August Nelson. 6456 S. Wahte-raw avenue, beloved huahaod cf Luia I nea Nyatrornl. dear father of Edb. Im brother of Mra.

Frank Bjork aod Mr Coo Johuaoo. Funeral Tuesday. Doc. "4. al 1:30 p.

ra at funeral home, comer 7th and Aberdeea etreata. Inter ment Oak Bill MTSCHE Otto Nitc-be. loving son of Mary and tlx lal Paul, fond brother ot Ldaard. WilUam. Mr.

R. Tardif Paul, and Waiur Nttw-he. Funeral Wednesday at 2 iu at mortuary. 100S at. 7ib atreet.

lataraaent family lot. 0ELER1CB Frank A. OaJarlcJi. hutard ot the lata Phtlomeua. ta'her cf Frank J.

and Joseph Orlartcb. Funeral trm reat-dencw. 12I Greeawood avenue. Wiiaieti. i Sunday.

Pec. 24. at 2.::0 p. m. to St.1 Francia Xavter chorea, Burtai AU Saiata.

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NOW! Keeley treatments are given only Wid an effort would be mad tn ch. riod. times as many calls as the average concern is Chicago's recognition and appreciation of Lain Son Service Quality and low prices. Included with all services when desired at both chapels at no extra cost is the famous IMPERIAL Quartet. tain Peterson's release so he might 5 Members of One Family eyeua t-nnstmas with his wife and Still a Busy Clubwoman, She'll Be 89 Tomorrow Seaton, IlL, Dec 23 Special.

Mrs. Emily Jane Spence will observe her S9th birthday on Christmas day. She was born in Quincy, I1L Despite her age she attends the Seaton Eastern Star lodge regularly, does her house work, meets with her card club once a week, and collects toy dogs. Harold Johnsrud, Actor, Dies After Fire in Hotel jamuy. i-tancis P.

O'Neill, attorney nuoiun. una weioovrgv. aor jvieisei, could not be reached la night. Rockford Alderman Dies Robioaon. Funeral TueUy.

10 chaoeL Lawrence trfim. Of Prudcar rh.otee 729. Of Prudearw rbaotee. Na Killed in Collision; 5 Hurt Deming, N. Dec.

23 Five members of one family were killed and five other persons were injured today in a highway collision, tragic end to what was to have been a gay holiday vacation. The dead were Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Horton of Sweetwater, R. Vick of Bi? Snrin nd Rm. Preta club. WRIGHT James A. Wrutht.

Dec. ST. af in a Head-on Collision wantenaw awnuv. hrlo-e ami aw da. Dee.1 Martha Wrubl brnibee of Rockford, 111- Dec.

23 fSnwiaii fh. I -1- Vt TtiMtll at ine tveeiev institute. They are not home treatments Chicago OPe: Pituntld Bido. Wabash WoMlunalV Pkon ttntnU ittl Aadrass B.I.IMSM. Sacratary 'Aid.

Robert S. Tolmie was killed today wheal his motor car and a truck at 1:30 p. at chapel 214 XI -era avanue. tatevmetit Oaknda. New York, Dec.

23 OP). Harold Johnsrud, 35 years old. a member cf the cast of the Broadway play "Key Largo," died In Misericordia hospital crasnea head-on near Argyle. 111. Both DEOICATIOI ARROCRCIMCITS.

Tex, their son-in-law; and the Vicks two children, aged 4 and 8. Mrs. Vick was injured. The others Injured were four Negroes of I Angeles who drivers sought to avoid the accident by swinging off the north side of the iuuay cr Durns suffered during a ure jn nis notel room yesterday. He pavement.

RAPAPOST-A monument will he lo IN ateenary cf Maunc Wystlawa cenrv Moatrowa aee- Pec. at I Rapaa" was a piaywnght as ell as an actor, were xa ice other car. famir. 17i3 K. Humbaidt boulevard.

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