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-DEATH N0TICES- -DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES- (CHINESE BUILD OBITUARIES CHICAGO DAILY TRIBWir Pin 3, Page 0 July 25. 1949 AIR TROOP DROP SCHEDULED FOR CAGO FLYERS ASSIGN 400 COPS TO KEEP LEGION ORTENZO-Michael S. Ortenzo, late of 729 N. Lawndale avenue, loving husband of-Antoinette, nee Plcatagi, fond father of Richard, Johanna, and George, beloved son of Joseph and Mary, nee dear brother of John, Mildred, Salvatore, Joseph, Louise, Marie, and the late 'FUNEU1 DIRKTOK" DR. THADDEUS M.

KOPPA Services for Dr. Thaddeus M. Koppa, 40. who died Saturday in Kerrville, will be held Monday at 9:15 a. m.

In Hugh church. Lyons. Dr. Koppa was a F00CH0W INTO DEFENSE BASE BUCHANAJI-Dora V. Buchanan, 6707 W.

34th street, Berwyn, beloved wife of Guy fond mother of James, daughter of Elizabeth' M. MedUcctt, sister of John M. Medlicott. Resting at funeral home, 6910 Windsor avenue, Berwyn. Service 2 p.m., Tuesday, First Methodist church, 34th street and Grove.

Interment Mount Auburn. BURKE-Hannah Svenson Burke, July 23, 1949, beloved wife of the late peter M. Burke, mother of Chester, Edmund, Herbert and the late Clarence Burke. Funeral Wednesday, at 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 6311 N. Clark street, to Our Lady of Lourdes church.

Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. BURNELL-Edward J. Burnell, July 22, 1949, at his home, 566 Ash street. Win-netka, husband of Margretta E. PALS 'IN BOUNDS' BY THOMAS MORROW Four hundred Chicago police LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 318 WEST C3D STREET AT HARVARD FHONS WEaarorth 6-0023 MOKDAT RtTLg-gllllam 10 at chapel.

TUESDAY ROSE-Maanlstar 2 p.m., at chapel. NORTH CHAPEL 6501 NORTH ASHLAND AVENUS FHOlffl LCcgbeaca 1-2618 men who are Legionnaires were JAKUS-Julla Jakus, nee Konarski, wife of the late Lawrence, fond mother of May, Matt, Thaddeus and Dr. Stanley, mother-in-law of Walter L. Krieg, Anna, and Lorraine, grandmother of Jacqueline, Joyce, James and Lawrence, great-grandmother of Cynthia. Funeral from chapel, 6753 Fullerton.

Interment SU Joseph's. Time of funeral to be announced later. JOHNSON-Charles A. Johnson, of 7652 Rhodes avenue, beloved husband of Louise, fond father of Irene Joranson, Edna Nelson, Doris Nelson and EiUen Erlckson, grandfather of Russell, Phillip and Karen Erlckson. At chapel, 7838 Cottage Grove avenue, until noon Tuesday, July 26.

Services at Gustavus Adol-phus Lutheran church, at 2 p.m. Interment Oak Hill. Please omit flowers. RAdclllfe 3-0220. JENSEN-Peter Jensen, beloved husband of Christine, fond father of Arnold C.

and the late Vita, and brother of Carl of Waukegan. Services Tuesday, at 2 p.m., at funeral home, 3301 W. Fullerton avenue. Interment at Mount Emblem. Member of Pipe Fitters union.

At rest at late residence, 5126 Parker avenue, untU 10 a.m., Tuesday. JOHNSON-EUen A. Johnson, July 23, 1949, of 6517 S. Hermitage avenue, daughter of the late Charles and Winifred Johnson, nee Webb, beloved Bister of Frederick W. and late Charles G.

Johnson. Service at Drexel Park Presbyterian church, 64th and S. Marshfleld avenue Tuesday, 2:30 p.m. At rest In chapel, 7509 tony Island ftwni until Tuesdav noon. Inter given the task yesterday of polic ing the 31st annual state Legion -convention to be held in Chicago Aug.

5 to 8. The policemen, who will wear BY QUENTIN POPE (Chicago Tribune Press Service) FOOCHOW China, July 24-A visit to this front line city of the Chinese nationalists' defense against the advancing Red army discloses the first signs of a real Kuomlntang organization to bolster their outfought armies. Communist forces are only 30 miles away and moved against Foochow in force nine days ago. The city is jammed, hotel space is at a premium, and the heavily stocked stores spill their wares out over the sidewalks. But around those sidewalks also sit refugees from Red conquered territory now turned beggars.

Along the city's narrow streets march streams of machine gun squads with uniformed coolies, bringing along the ammunition. 140NDAT DAHLSESC-Swan, 3 p.ta.f at chapeL JOHNSON-Ernest 1 p.m., at chapel. WYETH-Helen 2 p.m., at chapel. TUESDAY EARMS-WUUara, 1 p.m., at ChapeL SCHWEIDING-Mary, 2 p.m., at chapeL V0GE3-Otto 3 p.m-, at chapel. ment Cedar Park.

Member Bethel of Jobs SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 8121 WEST 85th STREET PH0K2 BEverly 6-2162 MONDAY XLUTH-Gustav, 10 a.m., at chapeL LAIN SON 9 Reserve Planes to Join Test BY JOHN H. THOMPSON (Chicago Tribune Press Service) Camp Atterbury, July 24 For the first time since the 437ta troop carrier wing of the air force reserve from Chicago was organized after the war, its 046.pl anes will make an actual drop of paratroopers Tuesday morning. Flying from this air force base, reopened for summer training of the air force reserve, nine planes from the Chicago wing will pick up a load of 150 troopers from the 8 2d airborne division and dump them out at 1,000 feet on a drop zone at Camp Campbell, where the division is in training. Emphasis On Combat Training This is the first time that the training of a regular army division and troop carrier planes of the air force reserve has been integrated. A week ago the 434th Indiana troop carrier wing became the first to -inaugurate such training by a para-troop drop at Campbell.

All of this stems from the new army air force policy of giving the civilian components more actual combat training during the summer months. The air force is in the process of equipping all of its reserve troop carrier wings with C-46 and C-47 planes, the fat bellied two engine workhorses of the air from World War LL which flew the paratroopers in combat and hauled gasoline and other vital cargo. Most From Chicago The 437th T. C. wing is commanded by Brig.

Gen. Jock Hene-bry of Chicago. Most of the 306 officers and 96 enlisted men of the wing who came here a week ago are from the Chicago area while others live in cities scattered from Rockford, 111. to Milwaukee. This is also the first time that the air force reserve has integrated Negro officers and men of troop carriers in actual combat training.

Recently Defense "Secretary Johnson ordered the army air force to speed up their racial integration programs. covered water buckets, and sacks of rice; some lounging infantry equipped with either Garand or some other type of automatic rifle, and engineer detachments. Build Defense Works The engineers, with wooden beams and long sandbags like giant sausages, are everywhere, building defense works. The nar- Daughters No. 15.

InL FAlrfax JOHNSON-Ellen V. Johnson, beloved wife of HJalmar T. Johnson, fond mother of Mary Jane Sonengren, grandmother of Charlene and Barbara, sister of Alvln L. Hanson and Jennie Palm. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 3175 N.

Clark streeU Interment RosehilL KAKUSKA-Anton Eakuska. beloved husband of the lata Mary, fond father of Alice Brown, Irene Cnrastka, Charlotte and the late Julia Hons a. Service Monday, July 25, 1:30 p.m., at chapel, 6301 W. Cermak road, Berwyn. Interment Bohemian National.

Olympic 1023 or LAwndala 1-2262. KALUES-Laura A. Rallies, nee Ruck, of 2108 S. Highland avenue, Berwyn, beloved wife of Edwin fond mother of Lorwin sister of Walter, William, Fred, Edwin, Elmer, Edna Stenzel, Elaine Maxwell, daughter of the late Fred and Minnie Ruck, daughter-in-law of Bertha Kallies and sister-in-law of Clara Kallles. Resting at funeral home, 4115-17 W.

26th street. Chicago, until Wednesday, 11 a.m. Will lie int state at Redeemer church, 23rd street and 53rd avenue, Cicero, from 12 noon to 1:30 p.m., time of service. Interment Concordia. DONNELLAN FOR FUNERALS Jeffrey Blvd.

at 77th Street SOuth Shore 8-8821 22 CHIttS BUILD CEFENSCS AGAINST ADVANCING REDS CHLNA 30 MILtS Burnell, lamer oi toward J. Burneu jr. and Mrs. G. R.

Tucker, brother of Hilda M. Burnell and Mrs. D. A. Coyle.

Resting at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Service 11:30 a.m. Monday at Christ church, 784 Sheridan road, Win-oetka. Interment Tuesday, Falrview cemetery, catasauqua, Pa. Please omit flowers.

BURTON-Mary A. Burton, wifa of tha lata Walter Burton, sister of Anna L. Groff-maa, tha late Katherlne O'Brien, Margaret E. Re petto and Thomas J. Carr, aunt of Leonard J.

and Joseph Repetto. Funeral from home for funerals, Erie at Wabash avenues, Tuesday, July 26, at 8:45 a.m., to Holy Name cathedral. Interment All Saints. CLARKE-Mary C. Clarke, beloved wife of Ernest E.

Clarke, 6004 S. Vernon avenue, departed this life July 23, 1949, at 11:30 a.m. Remains at funeral home, 3300 Michigan avenue. Funeral notice later. CLANCT-Mary Ellen Clancy, beloved wlfa of the late Patrick dear mother of Mary F.

Cooke, Monica A. Kenney, Jeseph Ellen V. Farrell and Thomas. sister of the late Norman B. Cousins.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:15 a.m,, from funeral home, 2500 N. Cicero avenue, to St. Robert Bellarmie church. Interment All Saints. Berkshire 7-6070.

DEMPSEY-Robert F. Dempsey, beloved husband of Eileen Ann Burns, dear father of Robert, WUllam, Ervan, Mary Eileen, John, Alice Ann, Ronald and Jean. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 2500 N. Cicero avenue, to SU Bartholomew's church. Interment Mlnccka, Uil-cols.

BErkshlre 7-8070. DOLMAGE-WUliam Dolmage, of 949 W. Huron street. Services Wednesday, July 27, 'at 2 p.m., at funeral home, 1359 Devon avenue at Glenwood. Interment Memorial Park cemetery.

Member of Franklin Printers union Local 4, DURING ER-Louis Duringer, husband of the late Katherlne father of Ellen. Mangold and Earl G. Vandersyde, grandfather of Marcella Marten, Jeannette Duringer, Doris Duringer and Donald Duringer. Resting at funeral home, 13050 S. Greenwood avenue, Blue Island, 111., until Tuesday, 11 a.m.

Services at First Lutheran church at 2 p.m. lotercTent Lutheran cemetery. EHLSCHLAGER-Clara Ehlschlager, July 23, 1943, of 5436 Race avenue, beloved wife of the late Frank Ehlschlager, sister' of Mrs. C. W.

Spernader, Mrs. John Evert, Emllle Charest, Mrs. Otto Campe, and Elfreda Faulke. Resting at funeral home, 313 N. Central avenue, Austin, Services Tuesday 1 p.m.

Interment Woodlawn. please omit flowers. Austin 7-0017. EIDEN-Elizabeth Eiden, July 23, late of 1802 Melrose street, beloved wife of Victor fond mother of Frank, Harry and Victor dear sister of Rose Belzer, Herman and Peter Jonas, Margaret Little, Anna Shay and. Rose Lazar, grandmother of two grandchildren.

Funeral Tuesday, July 26, at 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 2056-58 Belmont avenue, to SU Andrew's church. Interment family loU FARROW-William Bert Farrow, age 40, of SU Charles, beloved husband of Jeanette, fond father of. Sandra, Marcia and John, dear brother of Mrs. Lewis Boyd, Mrs. David Geftman, Mrs.

Harry Lehmann, Arthur, Floyd and Rutledge Farrow. Resting at Skoglund chapel, Geneva, HL Services Tuesday, July 26, at 2:30 pjn. Interment Oak Hill cemetery, Geneva. MANPING, SHUlKOtf. C.

H. JORDAN CO. YUHGAK 95 Yrs. Service Superior 7-7709; cr tv i mm KAPCHE-LL Fred W. Kapche, U.S.A.A.F., 200 E.

ERIE. 1 block E. of Michigan FUNERAL HOME II killed in action, Dec IV, 194J, in Trendo, Italy, formerly of 6833 Irving Park road, beloved son of Fred sVatV FORMOSA regulation uniforms topped by Legion caps, have been ordered to confiscate all shock boxes, water guns, and other public annoyances. They will be directed by Matthew J. Murphy and Michael J.

Ahem, police captains and Legionnaires. The Legion has grown so much that the state convention can be placed comfortably only In Chicago and the national convention housed adequately in only three 'or four cities. The few available meeting places have caused Legion officials to guard jealously the reputation for orderliness established last fall in Miami, Fla. Two Parades Planned Five thousand delegates and alternates and between 50,000 and 60,000 visitors are expected to attend the Chicago convention, whicn will hold business sessions in the Chicago Opera house, 20 N. Wacker dr.

The 40 and 8, Legion fun organization, will hold its torchlight parade thru loop streets Saturday night, Aifg. 6, and 10,000 Legionnaires, 35 musical organizations, and 40 floats will parade Michigan av. at 2 p. m. Sunday, Aug.

7. Merle E. Schaad of Princeville, Peoria county, senior vice commander, is unopposed for the post of commander to succeed William G. Burns, 2325 N. Sawyer av.

Lawrence J. Fenlon, 6747 Olmsted is the only announced, candidate for senior vice commander. Mayor Kennelly. Gov. Stevenson, Sen.

Douglas; and Vice Adm. Calvin T. Durgin, deputy chief of naval operations for air, are scheduled to speak to the Friday session. Sen. Lucas will address the Saturday session, andNational Commander Perry Brown will speak to the closing session Monday, Will Act On Resolutions Growing unemployment among World War I.

veterans is a matter of concern to Legion officials and likely will receive attention In the 100 resolutions to be acted upon, by the delegates representing 1,132 posts ana 226,030 Illinois Legionnaires, Other resolutions are expected to be aimed-at the slowness in letting contracts for trie 500 bed general hospital on the west side and the tumor clinic. TraditionalXegion stands against communism and for universal military training are expected to receive resolution attention. A touch of color will be added to the Sunday parade by the Allied: War Veterans council. Veterans of Belgian; French, and Czech armies will be joined in the march by 200 women in costumes of the countries. JOHN CARROLL SONS "Home For Funerals" Erie at Wabash WHltehaU 4-6060 4542 Ravenswood Av.

LOgbeaeh 1-O305 -CEMETERIES- JEWISH Waldheim-Will sacrifice ny 6 grire lot for BRiarpatg 4-7258. -IK MEMOKIAM- row connecting streets are cut at both ends by 15 foot high palisades set in the house walls and equipped with big gates which are closed at night. Labor troops newly arrived from Formosa march about clad in straw hats and blue shorts. There are even some Chinese ACs around. Amoy the nationalists have the 8th army group under Gen.

Liu Yu-ming. This comprises perhaps from 40,000 to 50,000 men. At Foochow the nationalists have six divisions and are still building their strength, this place being conveniently near Formosa, where Chiang Kai-shek has much of his armed force safely in the bank. H. and Julia, loving orotner oi Mrs.

'Mary Haag, Mrs. Betty Qette and Mrs. Rose Reich, grandson of Mrs. Margaret Kapche. Funeral Friday, July 29, at vl p.m., 'at Rock Island National cemetery.

Rock Island, Illinois. KTMBREL, HALBACH-Mary E. Klmbrel, Halbach, nee Hammon, beloved wife of the late Benjamin Klmbrel, step-mother of Nellie, Lydla, George and the late Hattie and Leyden. Services Tuesday, July 26, at 10 a.m., at funeral home, 2157 Irving Park road. Interment West- ville cemetery, WestvUle, Ind.

Member Of WestvUle chapter, No. 133, O.E.S. KIONKA-Amanda M. Klonka, nee Sturm, of 140 16th avenue, Melrose Park, beloved wife of Dr. Paul loving mother of Dr.

Paul of Tuscon, Arizona and Mrs. Marvel Ritchie and Irma, fond sister of Mrs. Gisella McCauley, and Mrs. Ima Thompson, Mrs. Lltta Roberts, Mrs.

Charlotta Gunn, Ernest and Adolph Sturm Jr. Resting at chapel, 115 Broadway, Melrose Park. Funeral notice later. Melrose Park 714. KXAPMAN-Helen R.

Klapman, formerly of Chicago, passed away in Los Angeles, beloved wife of the late Abe devoted mother of Harold, fond sister of Sophie Harrison of Los Angeles. Funeral Tuesday. July 26, 2 p.m., at chapel, 2235 W. Division streeU Also for the first time the wing has with it five women. They are a WAF officer and four WAF enlisted air women.

former Chicagoan and member of the staff of the West Suburban hospital. He had been serving as chief of the tuberculosis service of the veterans administration in the Dallas, area at the time of his death. Dr. Koppa was a graduate of the University of Illinois and a fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians. Surviving are his 'widow, Edna; a son, Roger, and a daughter, Kathleen.

ROY N. LESCH Roy N. Lesch. 61. of 2508 E.

76th st, an attorney and real estate dealer, died yesterday In Jackson Park hospital after a brief illness. He served as an assistant corporation counsel of Chicago. Mr. Lesch was a Mason and a member of the Sons of the American Revolution. Surviving are his brother, Lyndon, assistant treasurer of the University of Chicago, and a sister, Mrs.

Harry R. Chapman, Welles-ley. Mass. Services will be at 2:30 p. m.

Tuesday in. Christ Episcopal church. JAMES J. ROBINSON Services for James J. Robinson, 63, of 5904 Race who died Friday in his home, will be held at 10:30 a.

m. Tuesday In St church, Lake st and May-field av. Burial will be in Mount Carmel cemetery. He was in charge of the Oak Park office of Baird and Warner, real estate firm, and was a former president ol the Oak- Park Real Estate board. He leaves his widow, Harriet, and three daughters, Mrs.

Mary Jane Sheahan, and Patricia and Harriet Robinson. MRS. PAUL B. KIONKA Funeral services were being arranged yesterday for Mrs. Amanda M.

Kionka, 73, of 140 16th Melrose Park, who died Saturday in her home. She was the wife of Dr. Paul B. Klonka, a Melrose Park physician for 54 years. They celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary two years ago.

She is survived by her husband, a son, Dr. Paul F. of Tucson, two daughters, Marvel Ritchie and Irma Kionka, four sisters and two brothers. MRS. AGNES BOGNER Services for Mrs.

Agnes Bog-ner, 78, of 1717.W. 76th will be conducted Tuesday a. m. In St. Barnabas' church, 101st st.

and Longwood dr. Burial will be in St: Boniface cemetery. Mrs. Bogner, who died Saturday in Little Company of Mary hospital, was the first manager of the Marshall Field Co. tearoom.

She is survived by a son, P. Joseph, of Garden City, K. and a daughter, Mrs. Gladys McDonald, of Chicago. MISS MINNIE DILLON Funeral services for Miss Minnie Dillon, 87, retired chief clerk of the Aurora postoffice, will be held at 9:30 a.

m. Tuesday at St. Mary's church, Aurora. Burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery. Miss Dillon, who resided at 318 S.

Lincoln Aurora, died Saturday -night at St. Charles hospital in Aurora. She was born In County Kerry, Ireland. She rs survived by her brother, Edward F. Dillon, and two sisters.

Miss Margaret Dillon and Mrs. Marco IMRS. BELLE J. HORNADAY Services for Mrs. Belle J.

Hornaday, 63, of .7311 Euclid who died Saturday in her home, will be held at Tuesday in the chapel at Jeffery blvd. and 77th st Burial will be in Oak Woods cemetery. She was the widow of Theodore F. Homaday, jformer district manager of the Autocall company, fire alarm manufacturers. She leaves two sons, Thomas F.

Jr. and B. Morris Hornaday. MRS. HILDA E.

MORRISON Funeral services for Mrs. Hilda E. Morrison, 82, of 1859 Berenice will be held at 2 p. m. Wednesday at the chapel at 3918 Irving Park rd.

Burial will be in Graceland cemetery. Mrs. Morrison, a resident of Chicago 67 years, died Saturday at Deaconess hospital. She is survived by her daughter, Mrs. Elsa Finch.

MRS. CARL SUNDBERG Services for Mrs. Martha Sundberg, of 731 S. Chester Park Ridge, will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. In the Edison Park Lutheran church.

Mrs. Sundberg, who died Saturday in her home, was the wife of Carl, general manager of National Transitads company. 1600 RING TAKEN IN BURGLARY Burglars took a sapphire ring, valued at $600 from his apartment, Erie 174 E. Pearson reported. tOLLCJS-Edward R.

Collins. In fond and loving memory of my dear, beloved husband who passed away one year ago today, July 25, 1943. jod only knows how I miss you, As It ends this first sad year, Watch beside him, guardian Angel, i Virgin Mother light his way, Heart of Jesus grant him mercy, That's my fervent prayer each day. Hijh Mass at St. Gabriel's church, Tuesday, JuT 26th, 7:33 a.m.

IDNEXJZ WIFE. ALICE COLLINS. CRAVEN-B tha Craven. In loving memory of cur dear wife and mother, who passed jf jy one year ago today. Loving ie, devoted mother, How we oiss your presence here; Homa and world for those you loved, A-e darkened since your passing, dear.

L0HESCM3 EUSBAIJD A.D DAUGHTER, FRANJC-WUllam G. Frank. I cant say happy birthday, dad, Because you've gone away. But God will love and keep you rill we meet again someday. MOM EATTTE.

-DEATH N0TICES- FEISETT-Peter Fessett, beloved husband Victor. Funeral Tuesday, July 26, at 9 a.m., from chapel, 3425 W. Chicago avenue to Our Lady of Angels church, interment Mount Carmel. NEvada 8-7 200 PARDYS-Esther Stelzer Pardys, 5200 Sheridan road, beloved wife of William, fond mother of Robert, Stelzer, devoted daughter of Abraham Henlck, dear sister of Lillian Mandel, Sam Henlck, Sara Henlck and Cele Henlck, dear grandmother of Peter and Patricia. Funeral Monday, 1 p.m., at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue.

Interment Cong. Austro-Galiclan cemetery, Jewish Waldheim. PEMBERTON-John Pemberton, son of the late John Oliver and Alvina, loving brother of Albert, Frank and the late Victor and Frances. Service Tuesday, 2 p.m., at funeral home, 1023 N. California avenue.

Interment Arlington. "PETERSON-Nels J. Peterson, beloved husband of Nanny, loving father of Ruth Anderson, Escanaba, and Hllbert, brother of the late Ernest, Henry and Martin. Resting at chapel, 10234 Michigan avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, 3 p.m. Member of Go tha lodge, No.

14, I.O.V., Hlldtng lodge, No. 9, I.O.O.S., and Pullman 20 year Service club. Interment Oak Hill. ROBINSON-James J. Robinson, beloved husband of Harriet Reilly Robinson, dear father of Mary Jayne Sheahan, of Antioch, 111., Patricia and Harriett Robinson, son of the late Catherine Robinson Service.

Resting at his late residence, 5904 W. Race avenue. Funeral 10 a.m., to St. Lucy's church, Lake street and Mayfield avenue. Interment Mt.

Carmel. No flowers, please. AUstin 7-1700. ROCKLIN-Edwin G. Rocklin Sr.

of 8735 Justine street, beloved husband of Clara, nee Reisenbach, fond father of Edwin G. Rocklin son of Emllle and the late Edward Rocklin, brother of George Rocklin. Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 p.m., at funeral home, 8619 S. Ashland avenue. Interment Cedar Park.

Member of South Gate lodge, No. 968, A.F.&A.M., Engle-wood chapter No. 176, R.A.M. and I.O.F. ROSEN-Sam Rosen, 617 S.

Central avenue, dear brother of Frank Rosen, uncle of Joseph R. Friedman, Bernard Friedman, Sophia Rosen, Ruth Rosen, Florence Hoffman, Gertrude Haeker and George Friedman. Funeral Monday, 3 p.m., at chapel, 3654 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Anshe Sholom Congregation, Forest Park.

Please omit flowers. ROSS-WIUlam W. Ross, of Piano, be-. loved husband of Edith, fond father of Jessie and Jean, brother of John and Arthur, grandfather of four grandchildren. Resting at Cooper's Funeral Home, Piano, HI.

Services at First Baptist church. Piano, July 26, at 2 p.m. Interment Piano, Illinois. ROSSNER-Otto E. Ressner, beloved husband of Ruby, loving father of Fred, Otto, Caroline Bernstein.

Resting at funeral home, 6833-35 Fullerton avenue. Services Tuesday, July 26, at 2 p.m. Interment Oak Ridge. Member of Chicago Typographical union, No. 16.

ROTHSCHILD-Maurlce Rothschild, husband of the late Ray, father of Mrs. Roy J. Friedman, grandfather of Betty and Sue, brother of Emil J. and Isaac S. Rothschild, and Mrs.

Clara Eiseman. Funeral at the convenience of the family. RUDNICK-Joseph Rudnick, 5660 Ridge avenue, beloved husband of Minnie, dear father of Rhoda Schaps and Sidney, devoted' grandfather of three grandchildren, fond brother of HaskelL Services, Monday, 3 p.m., at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Westlawn. SANTNER-LucIHe Santner, nee Daiker, of 5626 N.

Sacramento avenue, beloved wile of Ernest, fond mother of Virginia Kraemer and Marilynn Prltchett, loving grandmother of Sharon, Bonnie and Kenneth Kraemer and Leslie Prltchett, dear sister of Arthur C. Daiker. At chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, until noon, Tuesday. Services and interment private. SCHROEDER-Anna C.

Schroeder, nee Jorgensen, formerly of 1534 N. Avers avenue, beloved wife of the late Charles fond aunt of Wold, Schwartz and Sleversen families. Funeral at chapel, 3337-39 W. North avenue, Tuesday, July 26, at 2 p.m. Interment Acacia Park cemetery.

Member of Eastern Star Humboldt Park chapter No. 472. SCHULTZ-John W. Schultz, suddenly, of 803 Wenonah avenue, Oak Park, husband of Lydia nee Diesner, father of Ruth Streufert, Lydia Neumann, and Dorothy. Funeral notice later.

Information Euclid 70. 8CHWEIDING-Mary C. Schweiding aged 100 years, of 1606 Berwyn avenue, loving mother of Virginia Zabel, Violet Johnson, and. Frank Schweiding, dear grandmother of seven, great grandmother of five. At chapel 5501 N.

Ashland avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, July 26, 2 p.m. Interment Graceland. SENEW-Wasyl Senew, husband of the late Matrona, father of Moses, Mary, John, Michael, Stella Wilkowski and Anna Semchok, grandfather of four grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 9 a.m., from chapel, 2255 Chicago avenue, to St. Vladimir's church.

Interment Elmwood cemetery. HUmboldt 6-8220. SIMSON-See Betty Lou Taylor notice. SMOLA-John Smola late of 8236 W. 44th street, Lyons, beloved son of the late John Sr.

and Mary, nee Kobel, dear brother of Frank, Frances Lebed and Mary Colosky, brother-in-law of Dorothy Ferdinand Lebed, and Richard Colosky. Resting at funeral home, 2459 S. Christiana avenue. Funeral Tuesday. 9 a.m., to St.

Huglls church. Interment Resurrection. Bishop 7-7175. SOWA-Albert Sowa. late of 730 Wlllard court, dear father of Joseph and John Kolack, Eleanor Nielsen, Steve and Michael Sowa, brother of Frank Sowa, father-in-law of Julia and Josephine Kolack.

Funeral Tuesday 8:30 a.m., from chapel, 1335 W. Chicago avenue. Interment SU Adalbert's. SEeley 3-5711. SOWADSKI-Mrs.

Anna Sowadskl, of 11932 S. Wallace street, beloved wife of the late Roman, dear mother of Mrs. Romona Zak, Mrs. June Kabot, Raymond, Edward and Earl Sowadskl, dear sister of Mrs. Marge Andersen, Mrs.

Mildred Ryan, August Freltag and Alex Jaokson, four grandchildren. Services at chapel, 304 W. 119th street, Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. Interment Mount Greenwood. SPORLEDER-Albert H.

Sporleder, beloved husband of Emily, fond father of Bert, Mercedes and Mrs. Marsella Frollich, grandfather of Donald and Diane. Remains resting at funeral home, 5200 N. Western avenue corner Foster, until 11 a.m., Tuesday, July 26. Lying in state from 1 p.m., until services at 2- p.m., at Mount Olive Lutheran church, Byron and Tripp avenues.

Interment SU Lucas cemetery. STELZER-See Esther Pardys notice. SUNDBERG-Martha Sundberg, nee Jahncke, late residence 731 S. Chester avenue, Park Ridge, beloved wife of Carl H. Sundberg, fond mother of Carl H.

sister of Mrs. Emllle Fritz and William G. Jahncke. Resting at funeral home, 6754 Northwest highway, until noon Tuesday, July 26, Services 3 p.m., at Edison Park Lutheran church, Avondale and Ollphant avenues. Interment Acacia Park cemetery.

TAYLOR-Betty Lou Taylor, nee Simson, formerly of 10349 Prairie avenue, beloved wife of Capt. Richard R. Taylor, V. S. A.

Med. Corps, dear mother of Richard Ray Carolyn Jean, loving; daughter of Arthur A. and Rose Mary Hines. At chapel, 12 E. 112th place after.

7:00 p.m., Saturday, until time of service at 3:00 p.m. Monday. Funeral notice later. For Information Commodore 4-1269. VTSEK-FrarJc Vtsek late, of 4215 W.

24th place, beloved husband of Eleanor, nee Melnsen, loving father of Barbara, dear son of Frank and Barbara, brother of George. Service Tuesday, 1:30 p.m., at chapel, 2634 S. Pulaski road. Interment Bohemian NatiosaL LAwndala 1-2972. VOGES-Otto F.

Voges, July 22, beloved husband of Martha nee Schlosser, at chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, until 12 o'clock noon, Tuesday, July 26, 1949. Service and interment private. Please omit flowers. The repulse of a Red thrust toward Foochow last week spelled the crumbling of other Red efforts in the area.

Tehwa and Yungchun, Inland from the Reds grabbed at that time, were recaptured with naval support. Build Coast Pillboxes The Reds' seizure of Shulkow," 30 miles from here, was the signal for a number of local administrations to go Communist The nationalists have now Jumped oa these local revolts and stabilized the situation, at least temporarily, as far back as Swatow. They are pouring concrete all down the coast, busily building pillboxes on the minor islands around Amoy; and striving to block off a few. KIDD-Bcb Kldd. to loving memory my beloved son, who left me four years ago today, July 25, 1945.

think of you not just today, but always. LONESOME MUMS. J.TTLVIHILL-SSgt. Edward Joseph Mulvi- KOPPA-Sablna Koppa, nee Nowakowskl, July 24, 1949, devoted mother of Michael, John, Albert and Andrew, dear, mother-in-law of Katherlne, Nellie and Therese. Funejal Wednesday, July 27, at 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 5776 Lawrence avenue, to SU Constance church.

Interment SU Adalbert's. KUdare 5-3800. KOSIEK-Helen Kosiek, nee Kallnowski, late of 2845 S. Hillock avenue, beloved wife of Stanley, loving mother of Robert and Genevieve, sister of Nettle Bakula, and Anna Norris. Funeral services Tuesday, July 26, 9:30 a.m., from 'Chapel, 2878 S.

Throop street, to St. Barbara's church, interment Resurrection. Victory 2-1024. KUMMEROW-Louis J. Kummerow, son of the late Fred M.

and Ricka Kummerow, father of Lewis C. William and the WARSAW-Sarah Bluestein Warsaw, wife of Harry, loving mother of Max, Mary Sherman, Rose Burman and the late Beatrice Benson, fond sister of Yetta Kaplan, Ida Goldman and Hyman Blusteln, six grandchildren, five great-grandchildren. Services Monday, 2:30 p.m. at chapel, 1300 Devon, avenue. Interment O.B.A.

WATERHOUSE-Davld A. Waterhouse, July 24, 1949, at his home, 2403 Marcy avenue, Evanston, husband of the late Mary E. Waterhouse, father of Mrs. Charles L. Armstrong, 'and Mrs.

Charles W. Parsons, brother of Madge Water-house. Service 4 p.m., Tuesday, at chapel 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Interment Wednesday, Falrview cemetery, Farley, Iowa. WATERHOUSE-Ella Waterhouse, nee Studt, widow of Frank sister of Henry F.

Studt. Funeral services Tuesday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 6222 Broadway. Interment RosehilL WEES-Louls John Wees, of 3442 W. 65th street, beloved husband of Kenney, fond father of Donald Louis, and Jon William, brother of Ann Furey. Services Tuesday, 1:30" p.m., at chapel, 6908 S.

Kedzie avenue. Interment Beverly. GRovehill 6-00 90. WITTENBERG-Walter F. Wittenberg, beloved husband of Edna, nee Chill, fond father of Raymond Wilbert the late Mildred and Elaine.

Funeral Tuesday 2:30 p.m., at chapel, 3100 Irving Park road. Interment Concordia. lull, in memory of our beloved son, born July 25, 1920, killed in February 6. 1945. late Burton and Jean, brother of Minnie The real life is in God, In whom we shall find again those whom we have loved here below.

313 LOVING PARENTS, EDWARD, AND KATHERDiE MULVIHILL. JTEWMARKER-Mary Newmarker, 1947. In loving memory of our dear wife and mother. HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. PETERSON-Otto Peterson.

In loving mem-cry of our dear father, who passed away one year ago today. "Gone but never forgotten." WALTER. ETHEL, AND EDITH. -DEATH NOTICES- WOLfc-Anton Wolz, July 23, late of 9305 ivauo Ait uiw icgtviu The road to Foochow lies thru Nanping, which the Reds have held since mid-May, thence to Yungan, and on to the coast. Nan-pine's surrender began the.

swing to the Reds in the countryside back of the Nationalist army. However, few think the nationalists can keep Foochow operating if the Communists determine to seal it off, since it lies at the end of a fjord and the Reds could' easily interdict sea communications with their artillery. In the Swatow area the nationalists have a newly arrived division Monroe avenue, urooicueia, ill, oeiovea husband of Barbara, nee Jung, dear father of John and George Wolz, fond son of Elizabeth Wolz. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 a.m., from funeral home, 3745 Grand boulevard, Brookfield SU Barbara's church. Interment SU Josephs cemetery.

Brookfield 38. ana George Kummerow, and the late Mrs, Ella Hansen, grandfather of three grandchildren. Resting at chapel, 2353 W. Chicago avenue until Tuesday noon, service at Grace Ev. Luth.

church, Bonnie Brae and Division street, River Forest, Illinois, 2:30 p.m. Interment Concordia. Information BRunswick 8-0100 or 8-8220. LEONARD-Frank Leonard, 948 E. Marquette road, beloved uncle of Mary Leonard Glynn and Sarah Leonard.

Resting at funeral home, 6915 Wentworth avenue. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., to Holy Cross church. Interment SU Mary's. LUDES-Theodore Michael Ludes. late of 6640 S.

Union avenue, beloved husband of Anna, fond father of Theodore brother of Mrs. May HalaburU Mrs. Anna Burnell, Mrs. Fred J. Nortman, Mrs.

-Susan Schell and Mrs. Margaret HeaL Funeral Wednesday at 9 a.m., from chapel, 6237 S. Normal boulevard to SU Bernard's church. Interment SU Alphonsus cemetery, Lamoht, 111. Member of Three Kings court No.

234, C.O.F. WEntworth 6-0457. MAEDGE-Johanna Maedge, late of 3906 Kedzie avenue, July 24, 1949, wife of the late Henry Maedge, dear mother of Frieda M. Kallbom, Ella R. Van Dee and the late Gustav Maedge, grandmother and grfat-grandmother.

Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 p.m., July 26, from chapel, 3313 NONUNION STEVEDORES WILL LOAD SUGAR IN HAWAIIAN STRIKE HONOLULU, July 24 (AP -Hawaii Stevedores, new nonunion firm, announced today It would startloading sugar, probably tomorrow, aboard the isthmian frater Seel Flyer. This will be the first effort to ship sugar, Hawaii's principal crop and industrial mainstay, since stevedores of the CXO International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's Union struck May 1. Sugar mills have continued to operate, and thousands of tons of raw sugar are stored thruout the islands. The strikers call Hawaii Stevedores, a strikebreaking concern. Last Wednesday they raided its headquarters.

Nineteen persons were injured in the resulting melee. Fourteen strikers have been charged with riot or assault If the sugar is loaded successfully, the next question will be how to sail the ship. Thirty-three of Its crew, members of the AFL International Seafarers union, walked- off when nonunion unloading began last week. ZIDEROWSKI-Ruth R. Zlderowskl, nee Lauferskl, belovea wile oi Josepn, oear sister of Dorlene and Mrs.

Milton Rein- fold. Service Tuesday, 2 p.m.. at Chanel, 206 Broadway. Interment Bethel cemetery. which fought at Tsingtao and has been reinforced by a regiment from Formosa.

This probably, means there are from 8,000 to 10,000 nationalist troops in the Swatow area. Seek To Isolate Changsha CANTON, China, July 24 (AP-Nationallst reports tonight said Death notices on this page are in TWO unduplicated alphabetical listings. The late edition notices follow -DEATH NOTICES- vj urn wv lither Henry, Elizabeth Raab, James, Kdward, Peter, Madeline Brady, Earl ml tha late Jerry Fessett. Funeral Wed-Mtiday, 9 a.m., from funeral home, 79th street at Loomls boulevard, to St. James-, Lurch, Sag, 111.

Interment Sag cemetery. laCormatlon TRiangle 4-1187. FINKL-Fred Flnkl, July husband of the late Emma, fond father of Mrs. Josephine Schulta and Fred grandfather of Edward Fred Schultz. Services Wednesday, 2 p.m., at lata home, 1508 Norwood street.

Interment Montrose cemetery. Pleasa omit flowers. FLYNN-Thomas W. Flynn, son of the late Maurice and Elizabeth Flynn, fond brother of James, Maurice, Elizabeth, and tha late Anna. Funeral Tuesday, 10:3.0 a.m., from chapel, 3159 Jackson boulevard at Kedzie, to Our Lady of Sorrows church.

Interment Mount Carmel. KEdzie 3-1617. FRIEDMAN-Davld Friedman, afe 5 years, 11 months, of 651 Aldine avenue, suddenly, dearly beloved son of Jacob and Stella, nee Rose, dear brother of Lyle Milton, devoted grandson of Florence Rose, Anna Friedman and Louis Friedman of Gary, Ind. Services Tuesday, 10 a.m., at chapel 5206 Broadway. GASICREK-John Gaslorek, of 6010 S.

Tripp avenue, beloved husband of Hattie, nee Wegrzyn, loving father of Lottie Gibbons, Theodore, Joseph Genevieva Cmlel, and Frank grandfather of William Gibbons, Theodore and Laura Funeral from chapel, 2159 W. Cullerton street Wednesday, 9:15 a.m. to SU Bruno's church. Interment Resurrection. GIBLIN-Xhomas J.

Glblln, beloved husband of Martaa loving son of the late James and Julia, nee McNamara, fohd brother of Mrs. James Ryan, Mrs. James O'Neill, Mrs. Henry Schultz, WUllam James the late Mary and Mrs. Margaret Rogan.

Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 from funeral home, 3552 Southport avenue to St. Bonaventure's church. Interment All Saints. CILLER AN-James A. Cilleran.

husband of Florence Gtlleran, brother of John, Michael, Celia and Thomas GUI ex an. Funeral from home for funerals, Erie at Wabash avenues, Wednesday, July 27, at 9 a.m., to Holy Name cathedral. Interment SU Joseph. CboTFINGER-Davld 1 Cootfinger. of 7044 W.

16th street, Berwyn, beloved husband of nee Stein, father of Stuart, loving son of Anna and the late Samuel, brother of Hyman and Rose. Funeral Monday, 2 p.m., at funeral home, 3021 Fullerton avenue. Interment B'nai Jehoshua cemetery. Please omit flowers. EANELTN-Dr.

William B. Hanelln, 185 N. Wabash avenue, beloved husband of Doris, dear father of Dr. Henry Herman E. and Anna Gould of Louisville, devoted grandfather of five grandchildren.

Services Tuesday, 1 p.m., at chapel, 5203 Broadway. HARKE-Edward Harke, beloved husband of the late Emllle, nee Totzke, fond father of William, Frank, Fred, Frieda Weber and Emma Oskvarek, eighteen grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. Resting at chapel, 3653 S. Wolcott avenue, until 10:30 a.m., Wednesday. Services 1:30 p.m., at SU Andrew's Lutheran church, 37th and Honors streeU Interment Bethania.

LAfayette 3-098 5. HARMS-WUUam Harms, passed away July 23, 1949, beloved son of the lata Ernest and Wilhelmina Harms, brother of Emma Grey, Lillian Eastings and tha lata John Harms. Service at chapel, 550i N. Ashland avenue, Tuesday, July 3, at 1 pan. Interment Archer Woods.

EEFFERNAN-Cathertae F. Eeffernan, beloved daughter of the late Edward and Ellen, nee Sweeney, fond sister of Edward C. of Los Angeles, CaL, Thomas E. and Joseph B. Funeral from residence, 7801 South Park avenue, Tuesday, 9 a.m.t to SU Dorothy's church.

Mass 9:30 a.m. Interment Mount CliveU RAdcllffs ETRSCH-MathilSa, Hirsch, nee Bent, age 80, formerly of 3312 Southport avenue, July 23, 1949, beloved mother of Frank, fond grandmother of four grandchildren and two great-crandchildren. Funeral Wednesday, July 27, at 9:00 a.m., from chapel, 2114 Irving Park road, to SU Benedict's church. Interment St. Joseph cemetery.

Member of SU Martha's W.C.OJ" and Swiss society of Chicago. HODGflS-Edward Altoe Hodglns, 253 Alllng-ton street. Long Beach, formerly of Chicago, father of Mrs. Lucille Drew and Mrs. Jane Feters, brother of Mrs.

Jennie Brownlee and Mrs. JoHawkshaw. Service Tuesday, 11 a.m., at Mottell's chapel. Long Beach, California. BOFFMAN-Vlctorla Hoffman, dear wife of the late Vincent, beloved mother of Ana-stasia Dolego, Ann Sakosky, Bernard and Pic.

Stanley. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 ajs from chapel, 1056 W. Chicago avenue, comer of Ogden, to S. Cantius church. Interment SU Adalbert's.

HAymarket 1-0936. EOLTZ-Herman Carl Holts, July 22, 1949, at Topeka, Kansas, formerly of Chicago, father of Harold E. Holtz. Resting at funeral home, 318 No. Central avenue, Austin.

Funeral Monday, 2:30 p.m. Interment Concordia. AUstin 7-0017. BORNADAY-Belle J. Hornaday.

July 23, of. 7311 Euclid avenue, wife of the late Thomas F. mother of Thomas F. B. Morris and.

the late LU George W. Funeral Tuesdav, 2 p.m., chapel, Jeffery boulevard at 77th street. Interment Oak Woods. SOuth Shore 8-8822. JAENCKE-See Martha Sundcerg notice.

the Communists were making a strong bid to isolate the Hunan province capital of Changsha by-cutting the railway to the south. Strong Communist forces from the northeast were reported driving hard on Chuchow, 25 miles south of Changsha. The nationalists reported they still were holding Talho, 15(r miles southeast of Changsha and 265 miles north of Canton, the area of deepest southward penetration by the Communists. The nationalists were said to be preparing a purge of "bad elements" within the Kuomlntang (national party.) Persons discussed for possible expulsion include T.V. Soone and H.

H. Kung. ALLGEIER-Dr. James H. Allgeier, July 23, dearly beloved husband of Helen, nee Morrison, loving father of Jeanne Seeber and James H.

Allgeier fond son of Marraret and the late Henry, brother of Hazel Morrison and Lalla Kucera. Funeral Tuesday morning at 9:30 from funeral home, 6216 N. Clark street, to St. Henry church and All Saints cemetery. ANDREEN-Erlk Andreen, beloved husband of Bertha, dear father of Helen Karlblom, Virginia Hoylmaa and June Andreen, brother of Gertrude Chrlstensen, Gerda Hanson and Helga Anderson, four i grandchildren.

At chapel, 6000 S. Hals ted street, where services will be held Tuesday, 1:30 p.m. Interment Oak HilL ENglawood 4t3322. ARCHER-Vary Ellen Archer, nes Coffey, July 23, late of 307 Grant avenue, Dixon, EL, beloved wife of William H. Archer, daughter of the late John and Mary Coffey, slater of the late Bridget Coffey and Anna Clancey.

Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m., from' Jones Funeral Home, Dbroa, EL to St. Patricks church. Interment Oakwoods cemetery, Dixon. ATCCSTYN-Anton J. Augustyn of 5007 W.

31st place, beloved husband of Genevieve, nee Kawczynski, loving father of Dorothy Tarleton, Rita, Dolores, and Robert, father-in-law of George Tarleton, grandfather of George and Barry. Funeral Tuesday, July 6th at 10:30 a.m. from funeral home, 4923 W. 31st street, Cicero, to St. Dionysius church.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. Inf. Olympic 30054 BANGS-Lester Walton Pangs, July 23, 1943, at his home, 1023 Michigan avenue,) Evanston, Illinois, husband of Pauline Nash Bangs, father of Mrs. Howard E. Wetzel, Edward Walton Bangs, and Kirs.

Frederick Hagerman. Resting at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston Service 2 p.m., Monday, at St. Luke's Lady chapel, Hlnman avenue Lee street, Evans 4 too. Interment Graceland cemetery. BERNSTEW-Stmon Bernstein, of 820 i Argyle street, beloved husband of Dorothy, nee Tomim, dear father of Alan and Barbara Cohn of Waukesha, loving grandfather of Joan Ellen Bernstein, fond brother of Louis S.

of Niagara Falls, Ana Ceratan, Harry, Isadora B. of Los Angeles, MUton B. and the lata Mary Block, Service Tuesday, 11 a.m., at chapel, 1X6 Broadway. Interment RoaehilL BLAKELT-Roea Blakely, nee Diets, lata of 1320 Roacoa street, beloved wife of Gaylord fond mother of Delbert ar.d Isabel, daughter of Katharine Diets, sister of Fred Diets. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 ia, from chapel, 929 Belmont avenue, to St.

Alphonsus church, Inter meat SU Joseph's cemetery. BLOCH-Ralch Bloch, of E244 ft Kenmora avenue, beloved son of the lata Chaye, fond nephew of Harry W. Levlne, dear cousia of Ruth Schaiiran, Abe Levine, Melvlne Levine, Sedge Bolonik, Bernard Levine, Bernard Weinberg of Honolulu, and Richard Weinberg of Portland, Qre. Services Tuesday 2 p.m., at chapel, 5145, Broadway. Interment Rosemont Park.

BLUESTEIN-See Sarah Warsaw notice. BOGNER-Agnes Hern Bogtier, beloved wife of the late Joseph F. Bognsr, dear mother of P. Joseph of Garden Cii. N.y"., Gladys B.

McDonald and the lata Gerald F. Bcgner, fond sister of Mary Eberhart of Hollywood, CaL, fond grandmother of eleven grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday. Irving Park real interment Montrose cemetery. MAH0NEY -Will lam 7.

Mahoney beloved husband of Marie, ne'e McGulre; dear father of William J. brother of -Thomas; the late Mildred Reddington, James, and John Mahoney. Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.m. from chapel, 4817 Madison street to St. Thomas Aquinas church.

Burial Mount CarmeL Member of PJB.A. AUstin 7-1137. MARTIN-Bryan K. Martin, July 22, of 323 Oakland drive, Highland Park, 111., husband of Mildred, father of Ardis Austin, Beverly Hansen, Don and Carl. Resting at chapel, 27 Sheridan road, Highland Park.

Funeral. 1 p.m. Monday, July 25, at Highland Park Presbyterian church. Interment Memorial Park. MODERI-John Moderi, suddenly July 22, 1949, beloved husband of Juliana, loving father of Walter, Clara Sanger, Elmer and Juliana Metzler, dear brother of Barbara Alban, grandfather of John, Richard, Donald and the late Dorothy.

Funeral service at late residence, 3854 N. Hoyne avenue, Monday, July 25, at 2 p.m. Interment RosehilL Information LOngbeach 1-4714. MOORE-Wlibur T. Moore, July 17, 1949, of 171 Prairie avenue, Wilmette, 111., husband, of June Moore, father of Warren Robert and Patricia Joanne Moore, son of Anna B.

and the late William S. Moore, brother of Mrs. Fhillip Eritton, Fredrlcka Moore, Mrs. Ronald Gleason, Mrs. Paul Stoker, and the late John W.

Moore. Service 3:30 p.m. Monday, at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue', Evanston. Interment Memorial Park. itCRRBON-HIlda E.

Morrison, fond mother of Elsa Finch, grandmother of Jeanne Goodman, great-grandmother of James Goodman. Resting at funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road. Service Wednesday, July 27, at 2 p.m. Interment Graceland. Member of W.B.A.

phoenix Revue No. 91. MULVIHILL-Mlchael J. Mulvlhill, beloved son of the late Thomas and Margaret, nee O'Connor, nephew of the late Johanna Maloney and Ellen Gal via. Funeral Wednesday, July 27, at 8:45 a.m., from funeral home, 5350 W.

North avenue, to Cur Lady of the Angels church. Interment Mount CarmeL Member of Division VICE TIP SENDS GARY POLICE ON RAIDS; 3 FACE QUESTIONING Chief of Police Millard T. Matovina of Gary early yesterday led eight detectives and several carloads of uniformed police on a raid of four places which he said formerly operated as disorderly houses. The raiders visited the Dream Land cigar store, 1420 Washington st; Murphy's, 215 W. 13th Buddy's, 1325 Adams and Rosso Paccione's, 1225; Washington st All were deserted except Murphy's, where they arrested Mar-jorie Anderson, 31, who said, she was a cleaning woman; Paul Kotsos, whom Matovina said was a.

doorman, and Charles C. Myers, 432 Tyler st. are held without charge. Chief Matovina said the raids followed a tip that the places were planning to DR. WILLIAM HANELIN, PHYSICIAN -43 YEARS, DIES: RITES TUESDAY Services for William B.

Hanelin. 70. physician and sur wealthy brothers-in-law of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek. Both are now abroad. REPORTS TIBET OUSTED! geon who practiced in Chicago for 43 years, will be held at 1 p.

m. Tuesday in the chapel 5206 Broadway. Dr. Hanelin died CHINESE BECAUSE IT FEARS SOME WERE RED Saturday in American hospital. CILL-Dan Gill, fond brother of Mary, Margaret Young, late Patrick, Nellie Miller and Kate Fleming.

Funeral Tuesday, 8:30 a.m., from chapel, 2346 W. Madison street, to Our Lady, of Sorrows church. Interment Calvary cemetery. EACKER-Frances C. Hacker, of 8046 Kostner avenue, Skokie, wife of the late) Arthur E.

Hacker, mother of Annette Peterson, daughter of Elisa Stock, sister1 of Sophie Baker and Ann PrentergasL Services Tuesday, 1:30 p.m., at chapel, 1460 Sherman avenue, Evanston. Interment RosehilL KANTER-Harry A. Kanter, age 47, Belolf, beloved husband of Esther, nea Mailer, dear father Lillian Krause, Evelyn and June, grandfather of Leo Krause, son of Sarah Kanter, brother of Sam, Anne Weiss, Morris and Jake. Services Monday, 1 p.m., at chapel, 3654 W. Roosevelt road.

IntPrment Cong. Yavner cemetery, Waldheim. LESCH-Roy Niles Lesch, beloved husband of the late Gertrude nee Livingston, fond son of the late Henry nd Mary, brother of Lyndon and Mrs. Harry R. Chapman, At Christ Episcopal church, 65th street and Woodlawn avenue.

Services Tuesday, 2:30 Interment Oakwoods. MAY-George Michael May, 10848 S. Campbell avenue, July 24, 1949, age 2 years, husband of the late Emma May, father of George Arthur William H. May, Emma Dyer and Irene MacGregor, grandfather of George C. May, Russell Dyer, Audrey Winkler, and Irene MacGregor.

At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, where services wiU be held, Wednesday, July 27, at 2 p.m. Interment Evergreen. Member of Ogden Park lodge, No. 897, A.F.

AM. and John M. Pearson chapter NO. 231, R.A.M. Masonic services Tuesday at 8 p.m.

MULLIN-Ida M. Mullin, formerly of Hillside, beloved wife of Delbert fond mother of Robert, Mrs. Dorothy Edwards, and the late MerrilL Funeral Tuesday, 3 p.m., at funeral home. Lake street at Second avenue, Maywood. Interment Glen Oak.

Maywood 14. PACHOLSKT-Albert Paeholskl, July 24, of 1821 W. High streeU Blue Island, beloved father of Mrs. Frances Synakiewicz, Stanley, Mrs. Charlotte Grabowskl, Mrs.

Rose Kogut, Mrs. Ann Pyka of North Hollywood, and Mrs. Helea Pompa. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 1843 Burr Oak avenue, to St. Isidore church.

Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Blue Island 23 2. PRYBYLSKI-Lawrenee H. Prybylsld, beloved husband of the late Julia J. Potu-cek Prybylski, dear father of Lawrence H.

and Robert grandfather of Judith Ann, Lawrence EI and James, fond son of Mary K. and the late Francis X. Prybylski, brother of John, Rev. Edward Stanley, Marie and Julia. Funeral notice later.

KUdare 5-6220. His home was at 5240 N. Sheri dan and his office at 185 Wabash Hanelin formerly was professor of surgery and anatomy at the University of Illinois college of medicine, and president of the staff of American hospital. He also was an ex WALDEMARSON-Karl G. Waldemarson, NEW DELHI, India, July 24.

(AP) The Chinese ambassador to) India reported today he had infor-j nation that Tibet's rulers had expelled the Chinese government' commission at Lhasa because they feared some of its members were Communists. The ambassador. Dr. Lo Chia Neun, said reports reaching him indicated that was the reason for what he called a revolt of Tibet's priestly rulers. It was first explanation for the disclo-j sure in Canton yesterday that thai remote Himalayan mountain country apparently had revolted against China's government.

Tibet up to now has been aloof from the Chinese civil war. tensive contributor to medical journals on surgical subjects. His widow, Doris; two sons. Dr. Henry A and Herman a daughter, Mrs.

Anne R. Gould of Louis oeiovea nusoana oi Cecilia, loving latiier of Slgne Mack and CarL Resting at chapel, 10234 Michigan avenue, where services will be held Tuesday, 2 p.m. Member of Gotha lodge, No. 14, I.O.V. and Pullman 20 Year Service club.

Interment Mount Greenwood. WALKER-lst LU Calvin S. Walker No. Z41, C.T.A., and native of Newton Sands, County Kerry, Ireland. TUxedo 9-6844.

ville, and five grandchildren survive. McCook Speed Cop Breaks Le As Cycle Hits Taxi Bgt Robert Givannoni, 32, of the McCook police, suffered a fractured right leg yesterday when his motorcycle struck a taxlcab backing out of a driveway as Givannoni was chasing a speeder. The accident occurred in route 66 near East McCook. The cab driver, George E. Kimmel, 27, was charged with reckless driving.

Givannoni was taken to MacNeil Memorial hospital, Berwyn. 'The speeder scaped. U.S.A.A.F., late oi BrooHieia, ul, killed in action, March 31, 1945, in ErferU Germany, dear son of Calvin Pedestrian Hit By Auto July 4 Oies Of Injuries a.m.. lrorn runerat Dome, iya father of Calvin Richard Walker. Remains omls boulevard, to St.

Barna at at loos Alois Legath, 63, of 617 S. bas church. Interment Su Boclfaca ceme will arrive in Brooktleld Monday, July 2a, at 9:15 a.m. Funeral Tuesday, at 2 p.m., from funeral home, 3745 Grand Brookfield, UL Interment Mount Emblem. Military services under the auspices of Edward Feely post, No.

190, A.L. Brookfield 38. av died yesterday in County hospital of injuries suf- fered July 4,. when he was struck by an auto at Paulina and Harrison sts. 13 Phone.

Charge tour Order NELSON- Lillian Nelson, beloved wife of Ruston. loving mother of John and Harold sister of Mrs. Katherine Murphy and Shafter Meyers, grandmother of John and William. Resting at funeral home, 3913 Irving Park road. Service Tuesday, 1 p.m., to Acacia Park.

MLLES-John K. NHles, beloved husband of the late Theresa, loving father of Theodore, Ernest, Lawrence and Shirley, brother of Frank, Joseph, William, Anthony, peter, George, Fred, Lawrence, Marie, the late MargareU Edward and Charles. Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee to Our Lady of Victory church. Interment SU Boniface. NOVTKAS-WUllam Novlkas, of 1712 N.

Wilcox' street, beloved father of Nancy Gordon, dear father-in-law of Jack Gordon, fond grandfather of Billy. Funeral service Wednesday, July 27, 1:30 p.m, at funeral home, 2410 W. North avenue. Interment Lithuanian National cemetery. CUPEMOOL-See Ellen A.

Johnson ooUce. WARCZAK-John S. Warczak, July 22, to run era I Flomert from $5 feme aw V7raVrtfVAl tery, inf. TRlangla 4-1 167. BRENNAN-Thomaa Brennan, of 323 Polk street, beloved husband of tha late Catherine, nee Swords, dear father of Mrs.

William Eurns, Mrs. Thomas Maher, Mrs. Frances O'Malley. Mrs Hair- Duke Michael. William and the late aarr.es Brencan.

Funeral Tuesday, July 6, at 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 3245 W. Jackson boulevard to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Interment Mount Cancel. KEdzie 3-2394 BRCW-Mas Brow, of 1214 S. Christiana avenue, beloved husband of Tiliie, dear father of Alice Becker and Joe, loving grandfather of Paul and Allen Becker.

Service Monday, 1 p.m. at chapeL 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Antipoler cemetery, Waldheim. Family at horn Of Vcker'a. 4906 Drexel boulevard, Delivered aMInuta frxh WILSON-Walter G.

Wilson, beloved hus Pakistan Guards Wound 16 Kashmir Refugees In Camp RAWALPINDI; Pakistan, July 24 (Reuters)-Pakistan guards fired on Kashmiri refugees at a camp near here yesterday because of "trouble of a domestic it was announced officially to New yor city, cu zaso w. Nelson street, beloved husband ol Lillian, nee Wojteckl, loving father of Renette and the late LU John Warczak U.S.A., beloved sop of Mrs. Eufrsne Warczak, fond brother of Mrs. Jennie Wells, Mrs. Clarice Kevil, Mrs.

Sophie Hoffman, Mrs. Estelle Cllne, Frank and Anthony, and the late Elizabeth PauL Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 a-nu, from chapel, 1006 N. Western avenue, to SU Frances Xavler church. Interment SU Adalbert's cemetery. Member of Chicago Retail Druggist association.

iGeorae vicndocb band of Edna nee Honeyman, fond father of Walter Woodrow Arthur Edwin Mrs. Frances Larson and Mrs. Virginia Cook. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a.m., from parlors, 67th street and Dorchester avenue, to Holy Cross church. Interment local cemetery noun 7 So, Wabash.

is casualties, RandoJeh 6-J7C0.