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BOG EBS OrvlU M. Jtegats wf 844 Tl KUrtl- CCOOrSBJ Charles R. Kuper. ba i wt avenue. Villa ram, in- assm la Ann Carotin Rogers, dear father HONOLULU PAPER OBITUARIES I Millard G.

Rogers. Resting at enapo. ia CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: Monday, January 29, 1951 Part 1 Page 18 S. York street, Ehnhurst. where services will be held Tuesday.

3 p. sr. Interment AjrlinatOB. SET 7 ECONOMIC SEMINARS IN '51 AVERY D. BYLER, 67, DIES; EX-PRESIDENT OF EDISON ELECTRIC joveu awuvi MIW- JW father of Mrs.

Eleanor Wlegandt and the late Irene, father-in-law of Henry Wlegandt. Funeral Monday. 2:30 p. at chapel. 8652 S.

Ashland avenwa. Interment Con- cordia REpuhUe 7-C077, LANO Marie Mahmen Lang, dearly beloved wife of the lata John, loving mother of Barry. Albert. Edward. Robert, Lillian.

Kern, and Clarence Lang. Resting at funeral home, 7800 W. Grand avenue at the Circle. Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 30.

at 10.15 -a. ww to St. CelesHnc's church. MErrtmac 7-1111 or GLadstone 3-1334. LARgEN lather T.

Larsen. Jan. 37. 1951, beloved husband of Josephine, nee Farrell; fond father ot Harry Rassea and Donald grandfather of James K. and Donna Mae.

Services Tuesday, 0:30 a. from chapel, 4325 Armltafe avenue, to St. Phllomena's church, Cortland and Kedvale FOP. CHICAGOANS lXKriR See Charles R. Ktrpcr notice.

COTTER Clara Cotter. Jan. 27, 1951. lata ot 1329 W. Montana street, beloved wlf of William F.

loving mother of Mary Jane Csnnlzzo and William F. dear later of Joseph, Paul, and John Strang, Helen Thomson, and the late Anna Goik, Sophie Cruenke, Clement Strang, and Martha Kostock, grandmother of two. Funeral Wednesday, 8:30 a. from funeral borne, 3501-03 N. southport avenue, to St.

Vincent's church. Interment All Saints'. Lincoln B-0098. DICK re Daisy Sickle. Jan.

28, 1951, of 7149 S. Indiana avenue, sister of Lily Trouth and Agnes Braakett. Remains at chapel. 415 W. 63d street.

Funeral Wednesday, p. m. Interment ML Greenwood. DI LEO Michael DlLao. beloved husband of Anna, nee GiiUo; fond father of Joseph.

Thomas Mary, and Jacqueline dear brother of Gaetano and the late Mrs. Josephine Russo, loving grandisther of Michael. Funeral Wednesday. 8:45 a. from chapel.

441 W. North avenue, ro St. Aloyslus' church. Interment St. Joseph's.

Member of Sort eta Burglo M. S. and Sodeta San Nlcoto di M. Chlusa Sclafanl. Mlchlsan 3-1234.

Interment St. Joseph s. Services for Avery D. Byler, 67, of 938 William River Forest, who died Saturday in West Suburban hospital, will be held, at 1:30 p. m.

Wednesday in the First Baptist church of Oak Park. Burial will be in Mount Hope cemetery. He was former president of the Edison General Electric company, the former name of Hotpoint, Inc. A native of Springfield, Mr. Byler became an employe of the Commonwealth Edison company In 1907 and was general superintendent of shops when he left in 1920.

He, became vice president of Edison General Electric, and was made president in 1939, retiring in 1944. He was former moderator of the Oak Park church. Surviving are the widow, Ella two daughters, Mrs. Ruth Stewart and Mrs. Lucile Ferguson; three grandchildren, and a brother, IS DESCRIBED AS FRONT FOR REDS Washington, Jan.

28 OP) The house committee on un-American activities said today it has come to the "inevitable conclusion" after an investigation that Hawaii newspaper, the Honolulu is a front for the Communist party? The committee report said an analysis of the Record's issues "reveals the strictest adherence to the Communist party It said the paper's editor, Koji Ari-yoshi, uses the Record to promote the Chinese Communists and the Hawaii Civil Liberties The committee recalled it had referred to the HCLC in a report to the house last June 23 as a subversive organization operated by Communists, Call Stockholders Beds The committee said a number of the Record's stockholders have been described as Communists by witnesses before the committee. It said some writers for the paper have refused to tell the committee Chieags Tribsne Press Service New York, Jan. 28 The number of executive seminars conducted by the American Economic Foundation during 1951 will be increased by 25 over last year's figure of 22, Fred F. Clark, chairman of the foundation, announced today. He said industry's increased interest has made the additional seminars necessary.

Seven of the 47 seminars, he added, will be held in Chicago, probably at the Palmer House. The foundation's seminars are conducted for industry's executives to aid them to better means of explaining to employes the pay envelope economics of their jobs, it was explained. Simplifies Economic Facts The foundation is a nonprofit, educational and research organ LEADER Roy M. Leader, late of 4634 R. Woleott avenue, beloved husband of Emma, nee Behnke.

Services Tuesday. Jan. 30. p. at funeral 5200 If.

Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment private. LFHMANN Emily Lchmann. nee Grlesca. age 89.

beloved mother of Ida Larsen. Mas, Elfrleda Fanke. Anna. HatUe. Bruce.

Ernst. Louise Altmann. and the late Arthur. 11 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Resting at funeral home.

5622-24 Irving Park road, until Wednesday noon. Jan. 31. Funeral services at 2 p. m.

at Concordia Evangelical Lutheran church. Belmont and Washtenaw avenues. Interment Chapel Hill Gardens West. Information FEnsacola 6-9000. LE 8ANCHE Alice Le Sanene.

beloved wife of the late Ferd. loving mother of Alice Bunten-baeh. Blanche Rltter. Louise Atchison, and the late Fred, sister of Blanche. Louis.

Rose, the late Josephine. May. and Emma, Ave grandchildren and one great-grandchild Funeral Tuesday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue, to Our Lady of Victory church. Interment St.

Joseph's. URGES INCREASE IN DIVERSION AS LAKE RISES Musham Says Record Justifies Boost BY HAROLD SMITH Rhythmic variations in Great Lakes levels, with high water peaks every 23 years or so' justify greater use of lake water by' the sanitary district of Chicago, Col. Harry A. Musham, naval architect, said yesterday. Col.

Musham urged, on the basis of his study of these fluctuations, that immediate steps be taken toward eventual control of the water levels, to eliminate damage now caused by both high and low lake stages. Much of the trouble now plaguing lake shipping interests and waterfront property owners could be halted by confining the fluctuation within 1.25 feet, which is well within the realm of engineer Theodore Otto Kretschmer The funeral of Theodore Otto Kretschmer, 65, of 6017 Oconto president of the Vilas-Mages company, 2000 Carroll will be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in Immaculate Conception church, Norwood Park, with burial in St. Boniface cemetery.

Mr. Kretschmer, active in the picture molding industry for 40 years, died Saturday in Illinois Central hospital. He leaves his widow, Molly; three daughters, Mrs. Gretchen Finn, Mrs. Mary Louise Har-nicker, and Mrs.

Constance Laird; two sons, George arid Dr. Theodore E. Kretschmer, and 10 grandchildren. Christopher J. Roeschlein Christopher J.

Roeschlein, 75, of Channel lake, Antioch, retired Chicago wholesale and retail meat dealer, died yesterday in his home after a two year illness. He was in the meat business in Chicago for 40 years, except for four years as owner and operator of the Antioch Packing house, and retired 10 years ago. He was a native of Nuernberg, Germany. Surviving are his widow, Anna; four daughters, Mrs. Eva Zeitz, Mrs.

Dorothy Albright, Mrs. Louise Vos, and Mrs. Elsa Schuster; six grandchildren, a brother, John, and a sister, Mrs. Dora Weinberger. The funeral will be private.

Preston L. Kelsey Services for Preston L. Kelsey, DOLAN Katherlne W. Doian, beloved daughter of the late Martin F. and Ann Do! an.

sister of Mrs. Paul Ferbend. Funeral Wednesday. 9:15 a. from chapel, 929 Belmont -ave-aue, to St.

Ita's church. Interment Calvary. DfJFFXTT -Edmund W. Duffett. 9436 8.

Bishop street, Jan. 27. 1951. husband ot Belle Lorini Duffett. fond father of Edmund J.

of Chicago. Herbert S. of Van Nuys. Isabelle Clark of Long Beach, Kathyrn Moore and George I Duffett of San Diego, brother of Charles S. Funeral from chapel.

2121 W. 95th street. Tuesday, 30. at 9:30 a. to St.

Margaret's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. FAIL Mildr-d Fall, nee Skopek. 71st and Madison street. Hinsdale.

111., beloved wife of George, fond mother of Allan J. and the late George, sister of Louise Karlmrxkv BOftl AMI Louise Roman i. nee Tarcht beloved, wit of Robert, loving mother of Angelina. Daugherty and Boa Socrentino. grandsaother of three.

Funeral Tuesday. 8:45 a. from chapel. 2600 Wentworta avenue, to St. John's church.

Interment St. Marrs- Vlctory 2-1881. 8ALVATOBI Se Mary Laist notice. SAUTES Anne L. Sauter.

daughter of th late Joseph A. and Martha Sweni Sauter, sister of May S. Mitchell. Denis J. Swenle.

the late Joseph F. and Martha Sauter. Funeral from home for funeral. Erie at Wabash avenue. Tuesday.

8:30 a. ssw to St. Mary of th Lake church. Interment St. Boniface's.

SCHMI 11 William Henry Schmltz. beloved -husband of Cella. nee Lemke: fond father of Wlllard J. and Gladys Wallen. fond grandfather of six.

dear brother of Gertrude Even. Christine Hoebner. and Jos fa Schmltz. Funeral from chapel. 4401 Lawrence avenue.

Wednesday. 9:30 a. to St. Edward's church. Interment St.

Joseph's. MUlberry 5-4400 ECHBIEB Battle Scbrter. at chapel 1648 W. 63d street, until 9 a. m.

Wednesday. Serv Ices 10:30 a. Wednesday at 4734 incomes avenue. Interment Peotone. OL SCHWEMEB Otto R.

Schwemer. beloved son of the late Robert C. and Eliza dear brother of Elsie M. Schott and Charlotte D. Laadt.

fond ancle of Charles, Robert. Arthur. Raymond Schott. Charlotte and Dorothea Laadt. Resting at funeral home.

3918 Irving Park road. Service Tuesday at 1:30 p. coin lament Bosehili cemetery. SEMBACH Charles B. Sembach.

3921 K. Hamilton avenue. Jan. 38. 1951.

beloved husband of th late Lillian, loving father ol Harold. Irene Binder, and Earl, dear grandfather of three grandchildren and act great-grandchild, fond brother of Bertha Ronner. Service Monday. Jan. 29.

1:30 p. at chapel. 2114 Irving Park road. Interment Montrose cemetery. Member of Constellation lodge.

No. 892. A. Jt. A.

M. SENEB Wayne C. Sener of Blusdsle. Jan. 25.

1981. beloved son of Howard and Josephine Sener. fond brother of Cameron grandson of Mamie end the late John W. Sener. At chapel.

2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Tuesday. Jan. 30. at 3 p.

m. Interment Mount Auburn. BEverly 8-2182. 5H ARK EY Annie Sharkey of 6025 S. Carpenter street, dear aunt of Anna Byrne of Framlngham.

Mass. Resting at funeral home, 619 S. Ashland boulevard. Funeral Tuesday. 9 a.

to Holy Family church. Interment Mount Carmel. SHEEBIN Axnes Sheertn. beloved mother of the late Lillian Sheehan, sister of Mark At funeral home. 4454 N.

Damen Frances Beranek. Anna Wllderman, and Lil lian services Tuesaay, Jan. 30, Orville T. p. at cnapei, 6301 w.

Cermak road. Berwyn. Interment Wood lawn. OLymplc 2-1023 or Bishop 2-2990. FELICE Caroline Felice, suddenly, late of 3126 N.

Marmora avenue, beloved wife ot the lata Anthony, dear mother of Sue May-field. Frank, and Lou Masl, grandmother of four, stepdaughter of Josephine Reda, sister ot Mary Orlando and Emella Cadero LOGISE See Al J. Malkowskl notice. LI7ISI Mary Laid, wife ot the late Emit, mother of Bruna Marubio. Italo.

and the late Teresa, sister of Eiisa Salvatorl. Emil. and Nathan Salvatorl, grandmother of four. Funeral notice later. MALKOWSKI Al J.

Malkowskl. Y. N. T. 3c tspx U.

S. Jan. 21. suddenly In Indlo, 3 beloved husband of Barbara, nee Loglsz. dear father of Al J.

Jr. and Sylvia, fond son of John and Leona. brother of Harry and Stanley. Funeral Wednesday. Jan.

31. at 9:30 a. from chapel. 2129 DENIES SLAYING AT ACADEMY WAS ACCIDENT Webster avenue, to St. Hed wig's church.

In terment St. Adalbert's. ARmltage 6-4630 MANY Ben J. Manv. husband of Ruth Whet- Funeral Tuesday, 9 a.

from chapel. 624 N. Western avenue, to St. Ferdinand's church. Interment Mount Carmel.

ARmltage 6-7800. FERRIS Margaret A. Ferris, 148 W. 74th street, beloved wife of the late Henry Ferris, fond mother of Agnes, Mrs. Nell Sullivan, Thomas Mrs.

Mary Lightner, George John Mrs. Elizabeth Stranad. Mrs. Estelle Glass, Mrs. Lucille Leonard, and the late Earl.

Funeral Tuesday, at 9 a. from her late residence. 148 W. 74th street, to St. Carthage's church.

Mass 9:30 a. m. In ton Manv. father of Marrret brother of Mrs. George N.

Bishop of St. Louis. Serv ices Tuesday. 1:30 p. at chapel.

720 Lake street. Oak Park. Interment Arlington MARUBIO See Mary Luis! notice. McDONALD 'Lena McDonald, nee Fesley: avenue at Sunnyside. Funeral Tuesday at 10:30 a.

m. to SL Mary of th Lake church. Interment St. Joseph's. SIBLEY Mabel W.

Sibley, Jan. 28. 1951, dearly beloved wife of the late Hairy, loving mother of John. Leona Ellerson. Mollie Glbas.

Harry and Alva, fond sister of Margaret Lorenz and John, grandmother of eight grandchildren. Resting at funeral home. 7600 W. Grand avenue, at the Circle. Funeral Tuesday.

Jan. 30. at 8:45 a. to St John Boaco church. Burial St.

Joseph's cemetery. MErrlmac 7-1111 or Gladstone 3-1234. 7S2V cnampiain avenue, formerly or Kankakee. Ill fond sister of Arthur H. Sibley.

Services at chapel. 6110 Cottage Grov avenue, Tuesday, 3:30 p. m. Cremation private. Kindly omit flowers.

if they are Communists. The committee's report said further: "The committee on un-American activities would like to point out that the success of such a newspaper, dedicated to disseminating communist propaganda, depends upon support from deluded liberals. "The Communists recognize that most Americans would not knowingly support the Communist party, and therefore have devised various front organizations and publications so as to ensnare the unwary liberal. "William K. Bassett, administrative assistant to the mayor of Honolulu, falls into the category of those liberals who have aided and betted the communists' front Alton, 111., Jan.

28 Special State's Atty. Austin Lewis today expressed disagreement with the theory of R. L. Jackson, Western Military academy president, that the slaying last Tuesday of Maj. Henry E.

Suhre, 61, academy quartermaster, was the culmination of an accidental series of events." Paul H. Baker 17, a senior cadet at the academy here, has been charged with murdering Maj. Suhre. Baker's roommate, Dar-rell E. Bell, 18, has told authorities that Baker admitted to him that he shot Suhre when the latter caught him burglarizing the cadet store.

The evidence in this case shows that a murder was committed during a burglary," Lewis said today. When you shoot a man twice you SILBAB Allen Silbar. 451 Wrightwood av MeENERNET Anna McEnemey. nee Toomey. beloved wife of the late Denis fond mother of Sister Lucy.

Daughter of Charity. St. Vincent de Paul: Margaret Wellnske. Elizabeth Divane. Joseph.

Vincent. Denis. William, and the late James P. Funeral Tuesday. 10:30 a.

from funeral heme. 4048-50 W. Harrison street, to St. Patrick's church. Burial Calvary.

NEvada 8-2618. McWILLIAMS Charles D. McWHUams. Jan. 47, of 2136 Lincoln Park West, sales executive for the Norge division of the Borg-Warner corporation who died Saturday, will be held at 8 p.

m. today in the chapel at 4227 Cottage Grove av. Burial will be in Kalamazoo, Mich. Mr. Kelsey for many years was with R.

L. Polk Co. During World War II he was a member of the war production board. He was a past master of Larchmont N. Y.

lodge 1030 of the Masons. Surviving are the widow, Nina, of Washington, D. and an uncle, Eli Loranger, of New York City. Mrs. Howard B.

Peabody Jr. Mrs. Elizabeth Williams Pea-body, 30, the wife- of Howard B. Peabody former Lake Forest resident, died yesterday in Touro hospital, New Orleans, after an illness of two months. The Pea-bodys had been living in Natchez, since their marriage in 1946.

She is survived by her two children, Betsey and David, and a brother, Birch Williams of New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Peabody Sr.

reside at 195 On-wentsia Lake Forest. Services will be in Natchez. terment Mount Olivet. FOLEY William Robert Foley. 4545 S.

Wood-lawn avenue, Jan. 26. 1951, beloved son of Ann Jane Foley, brother of Phyllis Foley, grandson of Robert and Anna Dal veil. At chapel. 316 W.

63d street, at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Tuesdsy, Jan. 30, at 1 p. m. Interment Mount Hope. WEntworth 6-0025.

FKEITAG Erwin A. Freltag, beloved husband of Sophia, nee Kapustka; dear father of Doris and Eileen, fond brother of Adeline Soderherg. Funeral Wednesday. 9:15 a. from funeral home.

2500 N. Cicero avenue, to St. Thecla's church. Interment St. Adalbert s.

BErkshlre 7-8070. FROWNFELTER Anna, see Wetzel notice. GALLAGHER The Rev. Austin J. Gallagher, pastor of St.

Columbkille's church, beloved son of the late Michael E. and Elizabeth Gallagher, fond brother of Mary Edward Lucille and the late George Gallagher. Resting at home for funerals, Erie at Wabash avenue, from Saturday morning, Jan. 27. 10 o'clock, until Sunday noon.

Lying in state at St. Columbkllle's church after 2:30 Sunday afternoon. Solemn requiem mass will be celebrated Monday, Jan. 29, at 10:30 a. m.

Interment Calvary. GEBVHR Gertrude S. Gebuhr. 8737 Narra-gansett avenue, Morton beloved wife of the late Carl dear mother of Dr. Carl A.

Gebuhr. Funeral services Tuesday, 2 p. at funeral home, 8057 NUes Center road. Skokle. Information, SKokle 363.

GELFO Maria Gelfo, nee Guarnieri. late of 639 N. Homan avenue, beloved wife of the late Domenlc. fond mother of Charles, Josephine Sausa. James.

Angelo, and Michael. Funersl from chapel, 2809 Harrison street, Tuesday, Jan. 30. at 9 a. to Mother Cabrini church.

Burial Mount Carmel. NEvada 8-2828. GLA8ER Belle Glaser. nee Cohen: 1331 S. Sawyer avenue, beloved wife of David, dear mother of Coldie Hllgert, Estelle, Samuel, and Jack, grandmother of Illona Fern, daughter of Harry and the late Goldle Cohen, sister of Albert.

Ida. and Arthur Cohen. Services Tuesday. 10 a. at funeral chapel, 704 S.

Pulaski road. Interment Jewish Waldheim. HANXON Katherlne Kitty 1 Hannon of 4049 26. 1951, at Huntington Memorial hospital, Pasadena. father of Charles D.

Mc-WlUiams John P. McWilliams. and J. Alexander McWIUtams, all of Dwlght. I1L Services at Turner and Stevens mortuary.

Pasadena, Monday. Jan. 29. 1951. Interment at later date In Oaklawn cemetery.

Dwlght, III. MILLER See Harry A. Springer notice. publication, the Honolulu Record. Gives Respectability Aura "By serving as a columnist for MILLER Raymond L.

Miller of 245 E. Roose the Record, he has imparted an aura of respectability which the subversive publication does not deserve. This definitely was not in the best interests the people of velt road, Elmhurst, beloved husband ol Margaret E. Miller, nee Kettering: dear father ot Ray L. and Gordon W.

Resting at Roblltlard funeral home, 134 S. York. Elmhurst. where services will be held Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 31.

Interment enue, beloved husband of Lillian, ne Isadon fond father of Muriel Polins. Del ores Schy. and the late Juliet, grandfather of sis. brother of Dorothy Barnett. Nettle Rosenthal.

Rose Goldstein, the late Esther Bernstein, and Mollie Cob urn. Services Monday, 1 p. at funeral chapel. S145 Broadway. Interment Jewish Waldheim.

Member ot Wizard dub and Edgewater lodge B'nal B'rlth. SLfJNECKO Rudolph C. Sluneeko of 1443 S. Cuyler avenue. Berwyn.

beloved husband of Marlon, nee Schon: devoted father of Ruth, fond-brother cf Louis. Or. Charles. Dr. Emil Sluneeko, Jennie Sluneeko, and Ann Cole.

Service Wednesday. Jan. 31. 1:30 p. at funeral home.

6227 W. Cermak road. Interment Bohemian National. Member ot Berwyn Post. No.

422, American Legion. GUnderson 4-2050. SM ALLING J. Roy Smalllng. Jan.

26. at Englewood. beloved husband of Irene, loving father of Irene Sally Smalllng. James R. Smalllng Mrs.

Mary Warner. Mrs. Katherlne Bransky. brother of Mrs. Maud Rltter, Nashville.

Mrs. Ada Goodpasture, Bristol. Mrs. Mattye Thompson, Montgomery, and Albert Smalllng. Chicago, 111.

Services Tuesday, 1 p. at chapel. 77th and Jeffery. boulevard. Interment Cedar Park.

SMITH Anna Cowl Smith. Jan. 28. 1951. ot 5234 Dorchester avenue, formerly of 4103 Drexel boulevard, wife of the late Frank A.

Graveside services Tuesday. 1:30 p. in Beverly cemetery. Resting In chapel, 4227 Cottage Grove avenue. SMITH Arthur F.

Smith. 6858 Crandon avenue, Jan. 27, 1951. beloved husband of Nora Smith, fond brother of Mary E. of Los Angeles.

and Mllo A. Smith. At chapel. 316 W. 63d street at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Tuesday.

Jan. 30, at 2 p. m. Interment Oak Woods. SMITH S.

Frank Smith, beloved husband ef Anna, nee Trepamltls: loving father of Frank dear father-in-law ef Anna, fond grandfsther of Frank III and Robert Edward. Funeral at residence, northeast corner of North Main and Geneva roads, Wheaton. 111., Tuesday, Jan. 30, at 1:30 p. rain term ent Oakridge.

For Information, WHea-ton 8-2705. SPRINGER Harry A. Springer of 685 Wrightwood avenue, formerly of the Hawthorn race track, beloved husband of Grace ne Hawaii or the government of notice later. MOFFAT Wilbur F. Moffat of 1359 N.

May- which he is an official." The committee said a break ization which has as its goal the translation of the economic facts of life into simple arithmetic and one meaning words and then to package them for use in employe educational programs. The findings of the foundation are so organized that individual companies can restate them in" terms of their own operations. The foundation is not endowed. Its work is made possible by the tax deductible contributions of persons and organizations interested in establishing better understanding of the private property system. During 1950, the first year of the seminars, only two types were conducted, Clark said.

Those were the executive seminar and the executive seminar for industrial editors." Three Types of Seminars This year, he said, the foundation will concentrate on three types. Two of the seminars, similar to, those held last year, will be labeled for Policy Level Executives and Seminar for Discussion Leaders." The difference between the two is in the channels thru which the material will be relayed, it was said. In the former, primary emphasis is on the executive's speeches, his messages to employes, his press releases, testimony before governmental committees, etc. The seminars for discussion leaders place greatest emphasis on conferences with employes. The third type is the "seminar on cost reduction there will be 13 this year, three in Chicago.

This is intended to show the production side of business. A booklet describing the cost reduction seminar, titled Lower Costs Thru Human Engineering," deals with the two types of engineering mechanical and human. Big Savings Seen The greatest help, the booklet states, will in the long run come from mechanical engineering, from new and better tools of production, but that is a slow, expensive and long-haul program." The immediate help will come from human engineering," it continues, from getting more and better production from the human energy operating the tools now on hand." The foundation said it is convinced that the job of human engineering is feasible and practical and can be done by decentralizing management imagination and initiative." The difference between the performance of men when they are up and when they are down is enormous," it says. "The difference between working for management and participating in it is equally enormous. Pride of authorship, pride of conception, create pride in execution." field avenue, beloved husband of Emma, nee Braught; fond father of William Fred.

Francis Andrew and Donald down of the paper's stock owner grandfather of 11 grandchildren, one great ship shows that out of a "total of grandchild, brother ot Florence Mccatn. 8,133 subscribed shares of capital ing possibility, he said. Lake Fluctuates 5 Feet In the last 20 years Lake Michigan's level has varied nearly 5 feet. It rose to 582.3 feet, above mean sea level in 1929 and dropped to 577.4 feet in 1934. It now stands at about 579 feet and is expected to rise about a foot next summer.

Its all-time high since records began in 1860 was 583.45 feet in 1886; its all-time low, 577.3 feet in 1926, a difference of more than 6 feet. The other four Great Lakes, Superior, Huron, Erie, and Ontario, have had comparable swings. These water level fluctuations have wide repercussions, Col. Musham said. At low lake stages pilings and other subtructures are exposed to the destructive effect of the air, lessened harbor and channel depths necessitate light loading of frate vessels, and increased velocities in the channels between the lakes set up navigational hazards, he said.

At high stages the shore line moves inland, and waves eat away land and batter at docks, breakwaters and other structures, Musham added. Suggests Impounding Water Control could be effected by dams and weirs to impound water for release in dry periods and by increased diversion flow-off during high lake stages, Col. Musham declared. He said the state, the city, or the sanitary district, perhaps all three, should gather engineering evidence on the lake's periodic high and low stages, to be used as a basis for persuading the United States Supreme court to modify its decree that now limits lake water diversion to 1,500 cubic feet per second. "It would be to the best interests of all concerned if Chicago were to take an increased flow during high water stages," Musham said.

With information a 1 a available, awaiting only proper evaluation, a formula could be worked out to tell us when diversion should be stepped up and when it ought to be cut down. Knowing in advance the periods in which extra water would be available, sanitary engineers here could make their plans for its use accordingly." Member of Arcana lodge. No. 717. A.

F. At A. and Low Twelve. Resting at funeral 5701 W. Division street, where services will be held Tuesday.

Jan. common stock, 7,830 shares are subscribed to by members of the 30. at 2:30 p. m. Interment Oakridge.

can't call it an accident." The prosecutor said he will ask the grand jury to indict Baker for murder, and that he will oppose any attempt to get Baker released from jail on a writ of habeas corpus. Lewis said he is not impressed by Jackson's argument that Baker shot Suhre because of his emotional instability." PLUNGE FATAL TO EX-TEACHER AT WYOMING U. New York, Jan. 28 (JP) Agnes Neylan, 38, former instructor of economics at the University of Wyoming, plunged to her death today from the roof of the apartment building where she lived. Her brother, Thomas, told police he made a futile attempt to prevent his sister's death leap.

Neylan told detectives his sister, who shared the apartment with him, complained of head pains before running out of the apartment to the roof of, the building. 3 Youths, 2 Girls Die AUstln 7-4440. Masonic services Monday eve Communist party or a front of tire Communist party. Sister Mary Alexia Dooley ning. Jan.

29 at 8 p. m. MORRIS Marie Morris, nee Schlauer. 905 Wellington avenue, beloved daughter of the late James and Bridget, nee McCarthy; dear sister of Mary Margaret Shanahan, Helen Oak Park avenue. Oak Park, beloved wife Maj.

Gen. Taylor Leaves of the late Henry, fond mother of Anne Baxter and Helen Troup. Services Tuesday, Neuman, Agnes Elizabeth Zobel, and the late Thomas. Funeral Wednesday, 9:30 from funeral home. 250O N.

Berlin for Washington Jan. 30. at 2 p. at lunersi home, 6901-03 Roosevelt road, cor. Kenllworth avenue.

Interment Forest Home cemetery. Kindly Cicero avenue, to St. Viator's church. Interment Calvary cemetery. Kindly omit BERLIN, Jan.

28 OF) Mai. Gen. omit flowers. STanlcy 8-0904. nowers.

SErkshlre 7-8070. Maxwell D. Taylor, former United States military commander in HARNEY Laurence A. Harney. Jan.

27, ol MORRISON Martin L. Morrison, formerly of Jamaica, of 5336 Prairie avenue, beloved husband of Mrs. Magnolia Morrison. Resting 1023 N. Grove, Oak Park, beloved husband oi Emma nee Johnson: brother of Mrs.

at chapel, 38th and Michigan. Funeral no Irene Redding, Mrs. Catherine Schlosser, Mrs. Marie Swanson. Sister Mary Irenlta.

tice later. Berlin, left by plane today for Washington to become assistant chief of staff for "oDeraticm. He Mrs. Bernlce walraven. Michael.

James, and William. Resting at chapel. 124-126 Madison street at Lombard avenue. Oak was succeeded here by Brig. Gen.

Park. Funeral Tuesday. Jan. -30, at 11 a. at St.

Giles' church at Columbian and Green Lemuel Mathewson. field, Oak Park. Interment Mount Carmel. HEFT Anthony A. Heft.

late of 1439 W. 48th street, beloved husband of Lillian, nee Olklewlcz, dear father of Richard, Howard DEATH NOTICES Mass for Sister Mary Alexia Dooley, B.V. 74, an instructor in Chicago Catholic elementary schools for half a century, will be celebrated tomorrow in Mount Carmel home, Dubuque, where she died Friday. A native of Chicago, she taught in St. Vincent's, Lady of Lourdes and Annunciation schools.

Her late brother, the Rev. William F. Dooley, S. was founder of the University of Detroit. Harry A.

Springer Masonic services for Harry A. Springer, 69, of 685 Wrightwood for the last five years manager of the Bismarck hotel barber shop, will be held at 1:30 p. m. Wednesday in the chapel at 2307 S. Laramie Cicero, with burial in Chapel Hill Gardens West cemetery.

Mr. Springer died Saturday in Henrotin hospital. He was born in Toledo, and had been a Chicago resident for 25 years. His widow, Grace, survives. MORTON Eugene Ecker Morton of Madison, after a brief illness at Stuart.

on Jan. Z7, 1951. beloved husband of Katherlne Gibson Morton, son of Laura Morton, nee Ecker. and the late Eugene Clinton Morton of Chicago. Interment Memorial cemetery.

Cold Spring Harbor. L. N. Y. MUELLER Adelheid Mueller, beloved wife ot the late Paul loving mother of Erich, Ada.

Herbert, and the late Paul and Walter, mother-in-law of Meta, Emma, and Mildred, grandmother of five. Resting at funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue, until 11 a. m. Wednesday.

Lying in state at Christ Evangelical Lutheran church, Lemoyne and Long avenues, from 12 noon Wednesday. Jan. 31. until time of services. 2 p.

m. Interment St- Lucas'. Klldare 5-5420. Henrietta. Gladcola, Arnold, Marlene, Leonard.

Norman, and Jacqueline, loving son ot Alice Heft, father-in-law of Lorraine, and as Auto Runs Into Bridge grandfather of Rhonda, fond brother of Henry. Edward, Adam. Pearl. Martha, Mickey. Adeline, and Alex.

Funeral Wednes day. Jan. 31. 1951. 9 a.

from chapel, 1256-58 W. 51st street, to St. Rose of Lima church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Buuievara 8-3257.

NICKOL John Nickol, 111 N. Evergreen. Arlington Heights, beloved husband of the late Mount Vernon, Jan. 28 (JP) Three youths and two girls were killed near here last night when their automobile spun out of control, hit a concrete bridge and burned. The dead were Glenn Blevins, 20, the driver, Bee Lick, Jimmy Bray, 18, Ottawa, Dick Stevens, 21, Woodstock; and Pauline Todd, 19, and Betty Newcomb, 21, Crab Orchard.

Mrs. Frank M. Baker WOMAN ROBBED IN HOTEL Mrs. Mary MeGaffey. 65.

clerk In the Yacht Harbor apartment hotel at 432 Melrose told police that a gunman robbed her of (6 there yesterday atternoon. Services for Mrs. Matie Baker, 75, of 9608 Longwood will be held at 11 a. m. today in -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- the Church of the Holy Nativity, The program calls for weekly meetings at which foremen groups are brought together in a search Mrs.

Baker, who died Saturday, leaves her husband, Frank and for better methods and better employe relations. In another booklet, written by Sees Peak By 1954 Col. Musham, correlating previous lake level studies and making his own interpretations of available records, found that all the Great Lakes mov from high stage to high stage in swings that average about 22.75 years. This is attributed to sunspot activity, which reaches a maximum about every lll-i years and which is believed to affect the earth's annual rainfall, thus determining lake levels. The cycle now functioning began in 1928-30, he said, and should a son, Charles Ei, of Flossmoor.

Fred S. Hul Sr. Winston-Salem. N. Jan.

28 S. Hill 62, treasurer of R. J. Reynolds Tobacco company, died last night in Georgia of a heart attack. Hill and his wife were en route to Florida Murray.

Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p. from funeral home. 2307 S. Laramie avenue, under the auspices of Ravenswood ledge. No.

777. A. F. A A. M.

Interment Chapel Hills Garden West. Members of Cicero lodge. No. 265. L.

O. O. will hold services at ehapel Tuesday. 8:30 p. m.

OLymplc 3-0200 or Bishop 3-1799. SWANSON John Swanson, beloved husband ef the late Ida C. dear father of Adeline Kaezraarek. Harvey. John Wlllard.

LeRoy, Arthur, and Earl of Milwaukee. 10 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren. Resting at chapel. 3901 W. Chicago avenue.

Funeral Tuesdsy at 3 p. m. Interment Montrose cemetery. Buckingham 1-6680. TAFT Josephine Grace Taft, nee Probst, beloved wife cf Joseph dear mother cf Louis M.

Ferris and Joseph W. Taft sister of Joseph D. Probst, grandmother cf William Taft. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p. st funeral home.

1458 Belmcnt avenue. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. Past matron of Kenmore chapter. No. 965, E.

member of Maran Atha shrine. No. 19. W. Si and vie president of Lorraine J.

Pitkin association. TER BL'SH Harvey A. Ter Bush. Jan. 28, 1951.

beloved husband ef Mlnnl Mae. loving father of Lots MenUinger. Harvey A. Jr Dorothy Bliss. Elaine Peacock.

Jack. Genevieve. William. Warren. Ethel Scharz.

Louis, and Herbert, dear brother of Mary Blindauer. Joseph Beck, and CtdUa Ter Bush, foster son of Mrs. A. D. Ter Bush.

Resting st chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue. Funeral notice later. LOngbeach 1-2645.

THOENE Louis G. Thcene. late of 2837 Bur-lmx street. Funeral Wednesday. 11 a.

atchapel, 939 Belmont avenue. Interment Eden. ANTJCCI John A. Vanuccl. husband of Jennie, nee Gaddlnl; father of Ralph, (rand-father of Judy Ann and Michael John Vanuccl.

son cf the late Louis and Julia Vanuccl, brother of Stella Vanuccl. Lena Wtltgen. Veronica Gaddlnl. Leona Miller, and th late Ralph Vanuccl. Funeral from chapel.

708 Wells street, st Huron. Wednesday at 10 a. m. to Church of the Assumption. WAGNER John P.

Wsgner. late of 2247 W. 24th street, beloved husband of Mary, loving father of Caroline. Rose, and John dear son of Agnes. Funeral Wednesday.

Jan. 31. at 9:30 a. from chapel. 2159 W.

Cut-lerton street, to St. Ann's church. Interment Resurrection. Virginia 7-8755. WALLACE John Wallace of 5758 S.

Christiana avenue, beloved husband of th late Mary, ne Darragh: fond father of William, Elizabeth PUarske. Isabelle Richard. Robert. Douglas. Joseph, Bruce, and th lat Harry.

Allen. Harriett. John, and Gordon. Services Tuesday. 1:30 p.

at chapel. 5908 S. Kedzie avenue. Interment tamUy lot. GRovehill 6-O090.

WALSH Elizabeth Walsh, nee Moxley. suddenly, late of 4044 N. Monitor, beloved wlf of the lat William C. F. dear mother of William fond sister of Certrud Schmltt.

Lyda Wall. Mabl Henry. WllUam. Joseph, the late Thomas and John Moxley. grandmother of three.

Fwneral Wednesday. Jan. 31. 9 a. from funeral borne, 3917 Irving Park road, to St.

Pascal's church. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of St. Pascal's Altar and Rosary society and the Irvine Park Catholic Women's club. AVenue 3-3426.

WASHINGTON Mary Washington, nea Guag-Usrdo, beloved wlf of th late Wayne, fond mother of Kenneth, Marilyn. Axllne, Darlene. and Georgia, fond daughter of Josephln and th late John, sister of Frances Bucaro. Virginia Lizzo. Feleda.

Rosa. Joseph, and Anthony Guagllardo. Service Tuesday. Jan. 30, 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 520O M. Western avenue, corner of Foster, to St. Andrew's church. Interment All Saints cemetery.

WEGBEYN Sea John P. Wagner notice. WERLE Esther Wert, beloved wlf of Walter dear mother of Walter E. and Robert mother-in-law ef Virginia and DeroUy. grandmother of Penny and Bobby, sister of George Johnson.

Hannah Phillips, and the late Arthur Johnson. Services Tuesday. Jan. 30. 3 p.

at funeral heme. 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Acacia Park. Klldare 5-5420.

WETZEL Anna 3. Wetzel, nee Straus, be on a vacation trip. Mary, dear lather of Anthony and Otto, fond brother of Otto. Resting at funeral home. 111 W.

Campbell street. Arlington Heights. Funeral mass Wednesday, 9:30 a. St. James' church.

Interment St. Mary's cemetery, Buffalo Grove. NORRIS M. Lawrence Norrls Tof Crooked Lake Oaks subdivision). Lake Villa.

beloved husband of the late Fannie B. Norrls. dear father of Harriet. Funeral 1 p. m.

Tuesday, Jan. 30. at Strang funeral home. Antioch. 111.

Interment Oakridge cemetery, Chicago. Member ot MUIburn lodge No. 127. A. F.

A. M. OKILICZ Mary Elizabeth Okulicz of 3452 N. Whipple. Jan.

28. 1951. beloved daughter of Elizabeth A. and Walter dear sister of Catherine. Funeral from chapel.

5501 N. Ashland avenue. Tuesday, Jan. 30. at 9:30 a.

m. to St. Veronica's church. Interment St. Joseph's.

OLSON Tillle Olson, late of 8052 Eberhart avenue, beloved wife of John, dear mother of Bernard Walter, Arthur and the late John Algot. fond grandmother of four grandchildren Services Tuesday, 2:30 p. at chapel, 1107 W. 79th street. Interment Oak Hill.

O'MALLEY Daisy O'Malley. See Dickie notice. PATINKIN Michael Nell Patlnkin. age 44 years, of 1107 Hyde Park boulevard, beloved son of Lester and Marcella. nee Sternberg; loving brother of Floyd and Terry Allen, fond grandson of Dr.

A. D. and Pauline Steynberg and Simon and the late Rose Patinkln. Services Monday. 2 p.

at chapel. 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment First Englewood Cong, cemetery. Waldheim. Please omit flowers.

PEABODY Elizabeth Williams Peabody. wife of Howard B. Peabody mother of Betsey and David, sister of Birch Williams. Burial Natchez, Miss. PETERSON Alexander Peterson, late residence 8101 Burnham avenue, husband ot Lillian Andrea, nee Smith: father of Mrs.

June Ochart. Raymond, and Ralph, grandfather of Dennis Ralph Peterson and Kikl Ochart son of the late Nicholas and Christina, brother of Charles and the late Fred and William. Resting at funeral home, 79th street and Phillips avenue. Services 1:30 p. m.

Wednesday. Interment Cedar Park. SOuth Shore 8-6959. PHfLBIN Mary T. Philbin.

nee Moran. of 1644 N. McVleker avenue, beloved wife of Patrick J. Fhllbln. dear mother of Catherine Tlerney.

Thomas. Helen Blank, the Rev. P. J. Phllbln.

O. S. and the late Mary.T. Phllbln. fond sister of Patrick Moran.

Funeral Tuesday, Jan. 30. 10 a. from funeral home, 5350 W. North avenue, to St.

Angela's church. Interment Mount Carmel. TUxedo 9-8844. PI ETREAK Christ Pfetrcak of 1912 S. 51st avenue.

Cicero, beloved father of John. Stephen, and Frank, father-in-law of Agnes. Marie, and Lillian, dear brother of Louis Grata, seven grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday. Jan.

31. at 9:30 a. from funeral home. 4860 W. 31st street.

Cicero, to St. Valentine's church. Interment Resurrection. Information. OLymplc 2-2005.

POLLACK Elvira E. Pollack, nee Rezet. 5154 S. Hon ore. loving wife of Stanley, very dear daughter of Edward and Eleanor Rezet.

fond daughter-in-law of Frank and Anna Paetsch. Funeral Thursday. 9 a. from chapel, corner 4800 S. Hermitage avenue, to SS Cyril and Methodius church.

Internum Holy Sepulchre. SOUTH SIDE MOTHER 5TH OF FAMILY TO DIE AS RESULT OF BLAZE LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. 63D-ST. HONE: WEntworth 6-0025. MONDAY.

BROOK Anna L. 1 p. m. at chapel. MATLEY John.

12 noon at chapel. McEUFN Lena S. 2 p. m. at chapel.

PEAVEY Roxalena. Private. SCHOBEL Bertha. 3 p. m.

at chapel. WESELY Mamie S. 11 a. m. at chapel.

TUESDAY. FOLEY William R. 1 p. m. at chapel.

SMITH Arthur F. 2 p. m. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED.

GLUCK Morris M. NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N. ASHLAND-AV. PHONE: LOngbeach 1-2646. MONDAY.

HELTON George. 4 s. m. at chapel. TUESDAY.

PETERSON Meltnda. 1 p. m. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED.

TEE BUSH Harvey A. SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2121 W. 95TH-8T. PHONE: BEverly 8-2182. MONDAY.

BAKER Matie 11 a. m. In church. TUESDAY. DUFFETT Edmund W.

10 a. m. in church. BENER Wayne C. 3 p.

m. at chapel. LAIN SON Clark, the foundation said that what business needs most today is a member of the management team who understands labor and its problems and can give intellectual leadership to employes. PRESIDENT JOINS FINNS' MOURNING OF MANNERHEIM HELSINKI, Finland, Jan. 28 (JP) President Juho Paasikivi and all Finland mourned today the death of Field Marshal Baron Carl Gustav Mannerheim, the greatest hero in the short history of this free nation.

The former president and the military chieftain in three wars lay in state in a hospital chapel at Lausanne, Switzerland, where he died last night from heart collapse after a major intestinal operation. His body was to be flown to Finland in a special plane Wednesday for burial. ADAMSON Til lie Adamson, nee Buchsbaun. beloved wife of William, fond mother of Thomas. Alice Walaszek Wallace Anna Vrba.

and Elsie Elgin, loving sister of Bertha Rogler, grandmother of nine. Funeral Tuesday. 1:30 p. from chapel, 5130 W. 2 5th street, Cicero.

Interment Wood lawn Memorial Park. OLymplc 2-0080. ALLEN PMIo C. Allen of 3419 Shubert. beloved husband of Alice, loving father of Mildred.

Services Tuesday, 12:30 p. at funeral home. 3301 Fullerton avenue. Interment Mount Emblem. BAER Cella Baer.

nee Glickman, 4130 Ken-more avenue, wife of the late Fred, daughtei of the late David and Frummie Glickman. sister of Edna Crane of New York, the late Mollie Horwlch. and Harry Lapp, dear aunt of Irene Kaplow. Jules, and Daniel Horwich. Services Monday, 2:30 p.

at funeral chapel. 5145 Broadway. Interment Jewish Waldheim. BAKER Matie Clark Baker, 9608 Longwood diive, Jan. 27, 1951, beloved wife of Frank M.

Baker, fond mother of Charles E. of Floss-moor. 111., and the late Frank M. grandmother of Charles E. Stephen Paul, ana James Allen, mother-in-law of Mrs.

Margaret H. Baker, sister-in-law of Edward L. and M. Bernlce Baker. At chapel, 2121 W.

95th street, until 10:30 a. Monday. Service Monday. Jan. 29.

at Church of Holy Nativity. 95th st. and Longwood drive, at 11 a. m. Interment Roschlll.

Flowers graciously refused. BENDICSEN Tolef Bendlcsen. at La Porte. Jan. 28, 1951, age 78 years, beloved husband of the late Elsie, dear father of Cora Conrad, Mildred Mathisen.

Olaf. Ely-nor Thulesen, and BJarne, six grandchildren. Services Tuesday, 2 p. at funeral chapel, 4338 Fullerton avenue. Interment Mount Olive.

BERGER Max Berger of 1809 S. Komensky avenue, beloved husband of Reva, fond father of Lllliam Bubar. Manny, Sam, and Rochelle Anshel, grandfather of elsht, brother ot Ruben and Charles. Service Monday, 2 p. at chapel, 4225 W.

Roosevelt road, corner of Tripp. Interment Westlawn cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. BERNARDO Lorraine V. Bernardo, nee Schmidt, beloved wife of Inocenclo.

fond mother of Gereldlne and Dennis, daughter of Emil and the late Amelia Schmidt, sister of Robert and Celeste Nieze. Funeral Wednesday, Jan. 31, 1:30 p. at funeral home, 5308 Belmont avenue. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

PAlisade 5-8740. BEY See John A. Vanuccl notice. BLACH Stella Blach, Jan. 28, late of 2740 W.

Lemoyne street, beloved wife of John, dear sister of Martha, dear sister-in-law of Edward. Leo, and Lottie. Funeral Wednesday, from chapel. 2649 W. Hlrsch boulevard, to St Fldells' church.

Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. HUmboldt 6-4273, LEmont 318. or BLue Island 232. BLAKE Mary B.

Blake, nee O'ConneH, beloved wife of the late Edward, fond mother of Eileen Olsen. John and Katherlne. sister of Mrs. B. J.

Farrell, Mrs. D. J. Hennessy, grandmother of Carol Olsen, fond aunt of Mrs. Kathleen O'Shea and the late Mary DrUcoll.

Funeral Tuesday. Jan. SO, at 9:30 a. from funeral home, Austin boulevard at Lake street, to St. Thomas Aquinas church.

Interment Mount Carmel. BR AVERMAN Charles Brsverman. husband ot the late Esther, dear father of Sylvia Post. Nathan. Frances Porges, and Bella, six grandchildren.

Service Tuesday, 10:30 a. at chapel. 3 6 54 W. Roosevelt rosd. Interment Trestlner Verein cemetery.

Wsldhelm. Train arrival 10:30 a. Monday. BUCK Edmund Woolsey Buck, Jan. 25, 1851.

at Clearwater, loving husband of Ethel S. Buck, dearly beloved father of Helen B. Wtederhlrn. Harold M. Buck, and Edmund E.

Buck. Notice of memorial service in Chicago to be announced later. BYLER Avery D. Byler, husband of Ella father of Mrs. Ruth B.

Stewart and Mrs. Lucile B. Ferguson, brother of Orville T. Byler. Resting at chapel, 720 Lake street.

Oak Park. Monday and Tuesday. Services Wednesday, 1:30 at First Baptist church of Oak Park. Interment Mount Hope. CADE Selma Cade, nee Dahlke.

Jsn. 37, late of 4530 N. Ktldare avenue, beloved wife of William fond mother of Wlllard and Uiurae. dear sister of Margaret Larsen, Elsie Rockenbach and Walter Dahlke. grandmother of Curtis Lac Cade.

Services Tuesday. Jan. 30, 1 p. at -funeral home. 2056-58 Belmdnt avenue interment Mount Emblem cemetery.

CASSIDT Joseph P. Cassidy of 7233 S. Paulina street, beloved husband of Nora SplUane Cassidy. fond father of Joseph Mary Nelson. Robert.

John, WllUam. the late Thomas, Anna, Mary, and Theresa Cassidy. At funeral home, 08th at Justine street. Funersl Tuesday. 8:30 a.

m. to St. Justin Martyr church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Pleas omit flowers.

COHEN Herbert R. Cohen. 2415 Lunt avenue, beloved husband of Beatrice Mack, nee Schell: Icvlng son of the late Sam and Mary of Cleveland, dear brother of Eva Trattner, Rose. Lawrence. Frances Mary, Richard, and the late Louis.

Service Monday, p. at chapel. S20S Broadway. Interment Westlawn. reach its peak by 1954, after which the world should go into a period of drouth.

After a maximum high in lake levels is established, an intermediate low stage follows in about seven or eight years, and then there is an intermediate high two or three years later. Next there is a minimum low In about the 11th or 12th year, he said, followed by an intermediate low in the 18th or 19th year. Projecting these cycles backwards on the strength of the kept records of lake level variations, Col. Musham found they agreed almost uncannily with world drouths and famines of the dim past. The reverse projection gibed closely, he said, with the famines in India in 1810 and 1877, and with the low water stages of the River Seine in France in 1719 and 1800.

HEROLD Albert S. Herold. dearly beloved husband of Lillian, nee Jorgensen: fond father of Robert, Jeanette. and Raynor. son of Caroline end the late Samuel, brother of Reinhold and Pauline Pierce.

In state at Bethel Ev. Lutli. church, Springfield and Hlrsch. from 12 noon Jan. 31.

until the hour of service. 2 p. at rest in funeral home. 4138 W. North avenue, until 10 a.

m. Wed. Information BElmont 5-6812. JANSSEN Arnold Janssen. beloved father of Lorraine Chrlstenson and Henrietta Launer.

brother of Joseph and Frank Janssen. Services Tuesday. 1:30 p. at chapel. 7319 Madison street.

Forest Park. Interment Woodlawn. JEVNE Th Rev. Charles A. Jevne.

formerly of Ivanhoe and Mundeleln, at Villa Park, 111., loving husband of the late Florence, fond fa'her of Charles James Mrs. Ruth Klock. and Mrs. Eunice Schloemer, brother of Amon, Verna, Grace. Mrs.

Eveline Rhenisch. and eight grandchildren. Services at Ivanhoe Congregational church. Tuesday Jan. 30, at 2 p.

m. Resting at Ray-Burnett funeral home. ISO West Park avenue, Llbertyvllle. HI. Friends may call after 7 p.

m. Sunday. Interment Ivanhoe cemetery. JOHNSON Arvld Johnson, beloved husband of the late Agnes, fond father of Raymond and Ruth Johnson, grandfather of Raymond K. and KlmeriL Resting at funeral home.

3918 Irving Park road. Services Tuesday, 3 p. m. Interment Acacia Park. JOHNSON W.

Elliott Johnson, Jan. 27. 1951. of 1632 Wesley avenue. Evanston.

111., hut-band of Dorothy Bradford Johnson, father of Mrs. William R. Page, and William Bradford Johnson, brother of Carlton Harold and th late Norman L. Johnson. Resting at chapel, 1S67 Maple avenue, Evanston.

Service Monday, at 2:30 p. at St. Mark's church. Ridge avenue, and Grove street, Evanston. Interment Memorial Park.

Please omit flowers. JOHNSTON Henrietta Johnston, nee Hellawell. 795S Merrill avenue. Jan. 28.

1951, wife of the late Christopher Johnston, fond mother of Herbert. Walter, and the late Arthur Johnston. At chapel, 318 W. 63d street at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Wednesday. Jan.

31. at 2 p. m. Interment Oak Woods. KAUFMAN David Kaufman.

4157 N. Clarendon, fond brother of the late Anna Langert. Abraham, Rose Dishman, and Marian Reib-stein. dear uncle of Rose Lleberman, Beverly Kennard. Stdell Brown.

Howard Langert, 'Irving Langert. Gloria Langert. and the late Sam and William Langert. Services Monday. 2:30 p.

at chapel. 1300 Devon avenue. 'Interment Westlawn. KEGLEY Michael L. Kegley.

fond father of Mrs. Lorraine Weppner and Robert Kegley. Services Tuesday. 2 p. at funeral home.

Lake street and Second avenue, Maywood. MAywood 14. KELSEY Preston L. Kelsey. Jan.

27. 1951. ot 2136 Lincoln Park west. Resting in chapel. 4227 Cottage Grove avenue, where services will be held Monday.

8 p. m. Will remain In parlors until departure for Interment Kalamazoo. Mich-. Tuesday afternoon.

OAkland 4-0492. KIENEGGEB Charles Klenegger late of 3828 S. -Emerald, beloved husband cf Theresa, nee Graff: dear father of Rose Poell. Tillle Glatzhofer. Mae Rauscher.

Charles and Betty Mlrabella. fond brother of Martin, grandfather of 11 grand- children. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a. from chapel.

470 W. 26th street, to St. Anthony's church. Interment St. Mary's.

Victory 2-8681. KE PER Peter P. Keper, late of 3741 Agatlt street, dearly beloved husband of Martha, nee Sleg: fond tether ot Harry. Service Monday. 1:30 p.

at chapel. 3834-36 Irving Park road. Interment Irving Park cemetery. KRAMER Elizabeth Kramer, nee Trail, dear wife of the late Fred C. dear mother of Norma.

Fred and -the late Edward C. mother-in-law of Leta Kramer, sister ot Joseph Trail. Alvlna Temske. and Hattte Bodden. Resting at funeral home.

2118 Lawrence avenue, until Tuesday noon. In state at Pilgrim Kv. Luth. church. Cuyler av.

and N. Woleott noon Tuesday until time of service. 2 p. m. Interment RotthllL KRETSCHMER Theodore O.

Kretschmer, late residence 6017 N. Oconto avenue, beloved husband of Molly, nee Poull: fond father of Gretchen Finn. Mary Louise Harnlcker, George Dr. Theodora Constance Laird, grandfather of 10. Funeral Tuesday.

Jan. 30. at 10 a. from funeral home, 6754 Northwest' highway, to Immaculate Conception church. Norwood Park.

Interment St. Boniface's cemetery. KT'LOVITZ Joseph Kulovits of 8373 Ker-fott avenue, beloved husband of the late Katherlne, fond father ot Pauline Barton. Steve, and Victoria Pardeil, father-in-law of Robert Barton and John Pardeil. grandfather of Joan.

Jack and Kenneth Pardeil. and Shirley and Pauline Kulovltz. uncle of Frank KulovHx. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a.

from chapel. 79th street and Emerald avenue, to St. Killan'a churchy Mas 9:30 aa, Interment St. Mary's, Mrs. Eleanor Connor, 42, Negro, died yesterday in County hospital, the fifth victim of a fire last Thursday in a tenement at 1248 S.

Troy st. Mrs. Connor's husband, Anthony, 42, and three of their children died in the blaze. An inquest into the deaths, opened Friday, was continued to Feb. 7 after conflicting testimony on whether illegally installed doors were bolted, cutting off rear egress for the family.

Coroner A. L. Brodie asked that the two surviving Connor children, Jeffrey, 8, and Lolly, 5, attend the inquest to tell whether the family had been trapped in the flat. The other children killed were Sylvester, Charles, 4, and Gloria Jean, 7. C.

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-IN MEMORIAM- ADVERTISMENTJ The new Chicago Tribune number Ashes of Sinclair Lewis Are Buried in Minnesota Sauk Centre, Jan. 28 (JP) The ashes of Sinclair Lewis, the novelist, were buried today beside the graves of his parents in this town where Lewis spent his boyhood. The services were conducted in 22 below zero weather. Several hundred townspeople attended. Lewis died of pneumonia Jan.

10 in Rome. Italy. His body was cremated there. (fflS3 Specially installed for want advertisers CANNIZZO Clra Cannlzzo. In loving memory ot our dear mother and grandmother, who passed away five years ago today.

So if we shed a secret tear. And often breathe a Forgive us for we miss you more As you know our reasons why. Memorial mass Jan. 29, 8 a. at St.

Philip Benlzl church. LOVING CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. CISNER Isabelle Clsner. In loving remembrance ot our dear mother. THE FLOYD AND BEATTY FAMILIES.

DEL BENE Mary Del Bene. Jan. 29. 1943. In fond memory.

LOVING -FAMILY. KREILING William Krelllnr. Jan. 29. 1941.

Deep in our hearts you are living yet. We love you too dearly to ever forget. LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. IOLF Axel Frederick Tolf. In fond and loving memory of our husband, father, and grandfather, who passed away two years ago today, Jan.

29. 1949. WIFE, CHILDREN, AND GRANDCHILDREN. VRBA Marie Vrba. nee BouchaL It is one year since you depart-, mother dear: Til we meet again.

DAUGHTER, MARTHA HABANEC. loved wife of the lat Nick, fond mother or Ardell L. and Clifford W. Frewnlelter. and Mrs.

Bernlc Salaman, daughter ef John M. Straus, sister of Mrs. Etta Phillips and John H. Straus. Servtes Mendsy.

Jan. 39. 3 p. m-. at funeral riomc, 5200 N.

Western a vena, corner of Foster. Interment private. WOODVILLE Frank Lawrence Weodviile, beloved husband of Twyila. ae Berckea: fond father of Norlne Olander and John, grandfather of three, dear bi other of Ray. Services chapel.

441 Lawrence avenue. Monday, lp.a. Interment Montrose. MUlberry S-440O. RIGHT Susan Wright, lat residence 6T Owen evens, beloved wife of George B-.

mother vBC Mrs. Mary Barrett, sister of Mrs. Mary Taian, Mrs. Gertrude Barrett. Mrs.

Agnes Gas. Michael. William. John. James, and th late Edward MeKlnley.

Funeral Tuesday. Jan. 30. et 8:30 a. aa- from funeral home.

8754 Northwest bwy to the Church St-. Jnllana. Intsi ssaiil All Saints' cemetery. WBTEK Emertca Wrsek. beloved husband et Josephine, ne Kets: dear father ef Elsi DeGrazto and Joseph.

11 grandchllarew-' Services Wednesday. 3 p. at funeral home. 2500 N. Cicero arena.

Interment-St. Lucas'. Member of Carpenters union 1784. BErkshlr 7-8070. YOUNG George Yosmg Jsn.

3T. ef TT13 HosUna, son ef Elizabeth McEwsn and th lat George Young, brother ef Mrs. Jean. McNeal and Mrs. Louis Gardner.

Feneral. EHNBERG Agnsr Rehnberg. Jan. 28. of 8317-N.

Newcastle avenue, beloved husband Ot the late Ida M. Rehnberg. dear father of Harold. Myrtle Olson, and Clifford, brother ot Agda Martinson of Sweden, uncle of Mrs. Harry Nelson of Ashby.

Minn. Services 1:30 p. Wednesday, at chapel. 3415-19 If. Clark street.

Interment Union Ridge. Member of Chicago Typographical onion, local No. 16. BOBIRTINE Sister Mary Robertlne. S.

S. N. ne Helen Lewandowski. of St. Stanislaus Kostka school, once a member of Holy Trinity congregation, she leaves an aged father.

Joseph Lewandowski. two brothers. Phil and Mitchell, three sisters. Veronica Botke. Martha, and Gertrude Lewandowski.

nieces and nephews, brothers-in-law. Joseph Wlsln-skl and Frank Bolke. sisters-in-law. Mary and Harriet. Resting at convent home of St.

Stanislaus Kostka school. 1366 W. Potomac avenue. Exportation Monday. 4 p.

to St. Stanislaus Kostka church, where solemn requiem high mass will be celebrated on Tuesday at 10 a. m. Interment St. Boniface's cemetery.

Omit flowers please. ARautag 6-2934. ROESCHLEIN Christopher J. Roeschlein of Antioch. beloved husband of Anna, fond father of Mrs Eva Zeitz.

Mrs. Dorothy A)- bright. Mrs. Louiae Vos. and Mrs.

Elsa Schuster, dear brother of John Roeschlein aad Mrs. Dora Weinberger, grandfather of six. Services and interment strictly private. Friends may call Tuesday afternoon and evening at chapel. 5501 N.

Ashland avenue. Member of Lincoln Park Masonic lodge. No. 611. A.

T. A. and Oriental Consistory. Please omit flowers. MileUl KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS WASTE When kidney function slows down, many folks complain of nagging backache, loss of pep and energy, headaches and dizziness.

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