I DAILY TRIBUNE: 18 Saturday, June 29, 1946 U. S. AND STATE EXPERTS DELAY AIRPORT ACTION Design of Douglas Field Lanes Still in Dispute Federal and state agencies conin planning the tributed yesterday, to turperairport which Chicago hopes to build on the Douglas site Ridge. a conference broke in Parks the office of Public Works Commissioner Hewitt, no one would predict that the new air terminal would be completed within the five year period originally contemplated. The federal and state officials were unable to tell Hewitt, in their advisory capacities.
whether he should proceed with plans for an airport with 12 converging runways of the tangential or pinwheel design, as contemplated, or whether start on originally, blueprints for parallel runways. CAA Engineer Wanted Lane Wilcox, regional of airports for the civil aeronautics administration, promised to let within 10 days whether he could assign an engineer study problem. Wilcox now has only 10 engineers for eight then states. Robert Dewey, state director of aeronautics, he was not familiar with Douglas site blueprints and thought time should be taken to see if an airport with parallel runways would be possible. lines officials renewed recommendations for tangential runways.
E. P. Lott of United Air Lines, spokesman for the industry, said evidence had increased that, with new electronic devices, the tangential design would be safer than parallel runways that present operating difficulties. Will Design Parallel System The chief proponent of parallel runways, David L. Behneke of the Air Line Pilots association, said he would design a nontangentiale airport capable of handling the heavy volume of air traffic expected in the future.
Behncke promised to have his plan ready in a week. Chicago airport, now approaching capacity use, has parallel runways, two in each of four directions. Only one pair is used at a time, one for takeoffs and the other for landings. Lott and other air lines spokesmen said satisfactory plans could not be made for an airport to use more two parallel runways simultaneously. With the tangential system, any three be used landings and the opposite three for takeoffs.
Chairman Merrill C. Meigs of the: Chicago aero commission urged speed in starting construction. He pointed out that almost a year had passed of the original five set aside for completion of the airport. DR. A.
L. BROWN, N. U. PROFESSOR, KILLED IN CRASH Dr. Arthur Charles Lewis Brown, 76, retired professor of English at Northwestern university and an authority on Celtic romance and Irish literature, was fatally injured yesterday when his bicycle collided with an automobile eight miles east of Galena, Jo Daviess county.
He died in Finley hospital, Dubuque, Ia. Brown was the author of The Origin of the Grail Legend," in which he contended that old Gaelic manuscripts confirmed his theory that the story of the Holy Grail was of heathand not Christian origin. He his bicycle thruout most of his search of Eire for material for the book. Deputy Sheriff Keith D. WilcOX of Jo Davies county said that Dr.
Brown carried a plat book of the county and a diary of his observations. Dr. Brown, who lived at 625 Colfax Evanston, was a professor at Northwestern for 33 years and head of the English department when he retired in 1939. He was educated at Hobart college, Geneva, N. and Harvard university.
33D INFANTRY HIKES AGAIN-. OVER A STRIKE (Chicago Tribune Press Peoria, June 28-More than 1.500 World War I. and II. veterans of the 33d division, Illinois' own troops, gathered. here tonight for their 21st annual reunion, the first since the German and Japanese surrenders.
The veterans, who walked thru France and the Philippine Islands in 1918 and 1945, were forced to walk again because of a strike which tied up the Peoria street car and bus transportation system, but being afoot means nothing to former members of an infantry division. The opening session of the convention is scheduled for tomorrow. Tonight the executive committee was in session considering business to be laid before the main body tomorrow. Among resolutions offered for consideration was one concerning passage of national legislation which would enforce universal military training, and another which would the Illinois national guard out of politics." 1,256 VETERANS DUE TO REACH 4 PORTS TODAY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Six ships are scheduled to arrive at four United States ports today with 1,256 service men. Nearly 500 war brides and babies are due in New York.
Ships, YORK- arriving: The Zanesville Victory, from La Havre. 1,141 troops; Claymont Victory, from Southampton, 84; John Ericsson, from Southampton, 494 brides and children. AT SAN FRANCISCO-Ard, three navy. SAN DIEGO Submarine Cabezon, Pearl Harbor, navy: from Assedo, Japan, 16 navy hospital cases. AT SEATTLE-Alaska, from Alaska, four army.
MENTAL TESTS ORDERED mental examination was ordered for Roy Seller, 42, of 3334 North when he was arraigned yesterday in the Court of Domestic Relations on a charge of annoying three small girls in theater. The case was continued to July 11, pending the examination. WINNIE WINKLE HOLD STILL, MAW. I WELL! I NEVER CAN'T HAVE A NASTY GOT IT KNEW YOU TO BE OUCH! THERE'S DID YOU PIN STICKIN' MY LI'L' SO SOLICITOUS A PIN STICKING SAY A OL' SWEETHEART'S ABOUT MY WELFARE MY BACK PIN BACK ESP, Chicago Tribune. 8 BeaneR.
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Pat. Off. 16-29 The Copyright, Chicago 1946, Tribune. hy ED. TEST SHOWS HOW FIRE SWEPT THRU LA SALLE LOBBY Paneling Burns in 1 Minute 20 Seconds Results of laboratory tests -prov- ing that the simulated walnut paneling of the La Salle hotel lobby burns five times as fast as an ordinary two story frame building were presented yesterday to the "blue, ribbon coroner's jury investigating the La Salle hotel fire June 5, which took 61 lives.
Three hours after the jury retired to consider its verdict, the sensational findings of the experiment were reported by Fire Commissioner Corrigan and Chief Fire Marshal Mullaney. After interrupting its discussions to hear the new evidence, the jury continued deliberations for another two hours and then recessed until 10 a. m. today in the county building office of Coroner A. L.
Brodie. Burns in Minute, 20 Seconds The fire officials told the jury that a 25 foot plank of wood paneling hotel's Pan-American room -identical in every, respect with lobby-was consumed in 1 minute and 20 seconds. In contrast, they reported, a 25 plank of red oak, the adopted years ago by the fire underwriters as a standard, requires 7 minutes to burn entirely. The tests, conducted in the Undernel at 207 E. Ohio were writers' Laboratories, fireatun: the request of the mayor's special citizens' investigating committee, also attempting to fix the cause of the disaster.
Further Tests Planned Elmer F. Reske, fire inspection engineer and head of the mayor's committee, said further chemical tests must be made to determine the exact kind of wood used to simulate the walnut paneling of the La Salle. It is a wood wall," he explained, with a thin veneer of another kind of wood glued to the base. When the plank was inserted in the fire tunnel and ignited with gasoline it began to burn fiercely. The veneer curled right off and floated up in flame.
Veteran engineers were ed amazed at the rapidity of combustion. It took just one minute and 20 seconds for the plank to disappear," Reske said. Little Excess Varnish a more than the usual of varnish. The normal thickness, he said, is of an inch; the La Salle paneling had of an inch. Only one witness, Richard E.
Schmidt, former city building commissioner, testified at the final inquest session in room 1107 of the city hall. Schmidt, who held office when the hotel's Silver co*cktail lounge was constructed in 1935, told the jury and ceilings of the lounge not that the paneling and false, walls violate building code in effect at that time. Reske said the paneling had only HIGHLAND PARK PRIEST LEAVES $267,237 ESTATE The Rev. James David O'Neill, pastor of Immaculate Conception Catholic church in Highland Park for 37 years, left an estate of $267,237 on his death Aug. 14, 1945, it was shown in an inheritance tax return filed yesterday with Jay B.
Morse, Lake county clerk. Father O'Neill left no will and the remainder of the estate, after payment of taxes and other expenses, will be distributed to three nieces and a nephew on the following basis: Mrs. Anna Marie Inglis, of Milwaukee, Mrs. Nellie Dahinden, 1400 Hyde Park Miss Irene Brust, 6517 Minerva and William C. Brust, 8121 Ingleside each $33,474.
BROOKS SEEKS TO MAKE BONUS FREE OF TAXES Chicago Tribune Press Washington, D. June 28 State World War veterans bonuses be for exempt from federal income tax under a bill introduced in the senate today by Sen. Brooks Brooks noted that the treasury exempted veterans' bonuses from income tax after World War but said he did not believe a matter of such importance should be left to the department. The Illinois general assembly has already voted payments averaging $400 to Illinois veterans. BOY INJURED BY CARTRIDGE A piece rifle of a .22 caliber cartridge case, and not a bullet, as first believed, struck Charles Metelka, 8.
of 3748 Ruby Frank1in Park, lodging in his chest, Sunday, county highway police said last night. He and other children had built a fire. police said, and apparently a shell was in the rubbish they were burning. OBITUARIES Mrs. George W.
Mahoney Mrs. Julia Garvy Mahoney, 67, of 4215 Sheridan wife of Dr. George W. Mahoney, widely known Chicago eye surgeon, died yesterday in Henrotin hospital after a short illness. Mrs.
Mahoney, a prominent clubwoman, was the daughter of the late John W. Garvy, Chicago architect and member of the board of education. In addition to her husband, she is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Miriam McDevitt; a son, George two brothers, the Rev. A.
Joseph Garvy, S. and Dr. A. Cosmas Garvy, and two sisters, Mrs. Lillian Cummings and Mrs.
Philomene McAlear. Services will be held at 10 a. m. today in St. Mary of the Lake church, with burial in Calvary cemetery.
Mrs. Henry Scheps Services for Mrs. Helene M. Scheps, 32, of 5960 Neva Norwood Park, will be held at 11 a. m.
today in Holy Name cathedral, with burial St. Joseph's cemetery. She died Wesley Memorial hospital in Thursday after a long illness. Well known in art circles of Chicago, New York, and Cincinnati, Mrs. Scheps had won several prizes, including a $100 prize for wood carvling at the New York World's fair in 1939.
Several of her paintings have been displayed in the Art institute of Chicago. Her husband, Henry survives. William Hingst Services for William Hingst, 71, of Round Lake Beach, Lake county, building commissioner of that village and president of Round Lake Consolidated School district No. 43, will be held at 1:30 p. m.
today in the chapel in Center Grayslake. Mr. Hingst died Thursday. He was one of the incorporators and a former trustee of Round Lake Beach. He leaves his widow, Clara; a daughter, Mrs.
Novella Hankins, and a son, L. B. Mrs. Emma Meinhard Mrs. Emma Meinhard, 86, of 4157 Monroe a resident of Chicago's west side for 65 years, died yesterday in Garfield Park hospital.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Lulu J. Hardkopf and Mrs. Grace M. Lavin, and a son, Charley all of Chicago; three grandchildren, and two great grandchildren.
Services will be held at 1 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 5708 Madison st. PIER COLLAPSES IN PHILADELPHIA; 5 BELIEVED DEAD (Picture on back page) Philadelphia, June 28 (P) The thunderous collapse of a 150 foot double deck pier here today apparently hurtled five workmen to death in frate cars which plunged into the Delaware river. Twelve workers were on the pier as it split apart without warning and dropped them into 20 feet of water amid two tumbling cranes, railroad box cars, and tons of splintering timber and twisting steel.
Seven fought their way out despite injuries requiring hospital George Hink said others were treatment. Acting Deputy Fire Chief believed carried to the bottom and trapped in the cars in which they were working. After distributing its weekly pay roll, the pier management reported these men had failed to collect wages and were presumed missing: Vincent Gentile, 27; Isaiah Wright, 42; James Brown, 56; James Walker, 32, and Frank Harley, 31. SUMMER HOURS START MONDAY AT PLANETARIUM A new schedule of hours for the Adler planetarium will be put in effect Monday for the next two months, Evan I. Kelly, park district director of special services, nounced yesterday.
Hours will be from 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday, with lectures at 11 a.
m. and 3 p. 10 a. m. to 9:30 p.
m. on Tuesday and Friday, with lectures at 11 a. 3 p. and 8 p. and hours of 2 to 5 p.
m. on Sunday and national holidays, when lectures will be given at 2:30 and 3:30 p. m. Admission is free on Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday, and holidays. 4 Carnegie Grandchildren Share Million in Will New York, June 28 -The will of Mrs.
Louise Whitfield Carnegie, widow of Andrew Carnegie, filed here today, left $1,000,000 to be shared equally by four grandchildren and other bequests totaling $1,000,000 to friends, employes, churches, and social agencies. The residue of the was left to Mrs. Carnegie's daughter, Mrs. Margaret Carnegie of Millbrook, N. Y.
Mrs. Carnegie died at her home here June 24. END U.S. MUDDLE TO BUILD HOMES, GREEN DEMANDS Private Capital Can Do Job, He Says Gov. Green that the real ins.
"the shortage restora- lies tion of unrestricted competition and unleashing of private investment tal," rather than in the appropriation of millions upon millions of dollars of public funds for public housing." asserted yesterday solution of the hous- He spoke in El- Marlene Ann Buchman gin at exercises marking the start of a 200 house community for veterans planned and financed by the Continental Assurance company. It is the first project undertaken under legislation by the 1945 assembly permitting, 10 insurance companies to to per cent of assets in housing ventures. Civic Leaders Hear Governor A gathering of Elgin business and civic leaders and townspeople heard the governor speak from a platform erected near the first house, where workmen were placing forms to pour concrete. The tract of 135 acres is at the southwest side of Elgin and recently was annexed to the city. "The only way that our present housing shortage can be overcome is the very way that it is being tackled right here: by bringing into play the tremendous private resources now available for home building," the governor said.
Government Policies Blamed "Why do we not have the necessary materials? Because the federal government has clung stubbornly to inconsistent and contradictory price and wage policies, to a maze of regulations governing types of materials could be produced, to restrictions that have retarded free trade in the materials industries. "What is needed is less government meddling with the economic laws of supply and demand. The regulators at Washington must step aside and let production go forward unrestricted and let private capital really go to work." Firm to Invest 5 Millions Roy Tuchbreiter, president of the Continental Assurance company, said it was planned to complete the first 200 houses by mid-October and that 400 more would be built later, making a total investment of 5 million dollars. Top price will be $8,500 for a house with two bedrooms finished on the first floor and space designed for two more on the second. The name of Sunset Park addition was chosen for the community i in a contest, and winner, Marlene Ann Buchman, 12, of 461 Franklin Elgin, was presented with a $75 war bond by the governor.
WOMAN REALTY AGENT BARES START WITH $500 Mrs. Mildred W. Burke, 9131 S. Ada yesterday revealed that she borrowed $500 to start the real estate business thru which she is accused of having reaped $130,000 from purchasers of homes and other property that never materialized for the buyers. Under questioning by Atty.
Theodore D. Kahn, representing the receiver for her business, the mother of six children and wife of a pensioned city policeman explained before Federal Referee in Bankruptcy Bruno Nowogrodski: "I ran a legitimate business! I borrowed $500 and started it, and I always ran it legitimately." Mrs. Burke was ordered by the referee to produce a statement of assets and liabilities on July 12, and to return July 16 with records of her transactions. Mrs. Burke faces seven Criminal court indictments charging by bailee.
Kahn announced that he has so far recovered $12,000 for her creditors. Heals BURNS TUBE Sperti OINTMENT The new discovery for minor burns, cuts, abrasions COUNCIL GROUP HEARS PRO, CON, IN TAXI DEBATE Benjamin Samuels, vice president of Yellow Cab company, told a city council subcommittee yesterday that the number of taxicabs authorized by ordinance is adequate to meet Chicago's needs. Ald. Keenan promptly responded that Chicago needs 1,500 more cabs. Keenan asserted he had to wait an hour yesterday morning for a cab ride to the loop, and said he constantly receives complaints from people in outlying district: who say they wait two to three hours for cabs.
Samuels explained that most of Yellow's cabs been operating since 1941, and have run an average of more than 200,000 miles each. As a result 20 per cent of these cabs normally are in the shops. He said Yellow is trying to get new ones, and has been promised 640 Fords by Sept. 1 and 155 Cadillacs within three months. The hearing was continued to next Wednesday, when representatives of the Veterans Cab organization and Edward J.
Gorman, city vehicle license commissioner, will be heard. ABANDONED RAFT OVERTURNED Rogers Park police and coast guard boats from the Old Chicago station, responding to a report of an' overturned raft in the lake off Albion searched the area for survivors late yesterday. and then concluded no one had been using the raft recently. It was a home made raft, 3 feet by 4 feet, supported by three five gallon cans. FL FLOWERS Soften Sorrow 61-63 East Monroe Street Greenhouses: 909 N.
Harlem CENTRAL 3777 UNDERTAKERS LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 63D AND HARVARD-AVENUE PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. DURKIN-Gertrude. SATURDAY. 10 a. m.
at chapel. GROGAN- A. 11:30 a. m. in church.
HICKEY-Daniel T. 9:30 a. m. in church. SUNDAY.
HAMILTON-Harry H. 3 p. m. at chapel. MONDAY.
KAVANAGH-Genevieve B. 10 a. m. at graveside. -Blanche.
3 p. m. at chapel. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 5501 NORTH ASHLAND-AVENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH SATURDAY.
BROWN-Frederich Devoe. 3 p. m. at chapel. BUSK--Guy I.
9 a. m. in church. GROSSMITH-Agatha. 2 at chapel.
PALMER-Valeska. 3:45 p. m. at chapel. SPRAGUE Edmond C.
3 p. m. at chapel. USKALI- Ruth. 4:30 p.
m. at chapel. WERNDT-Arno. 1 p. m.
at chapel. MONDAY. ABBOTT-Evelyn L. 3 p. m.
at chapel. ECKERT-Arthur. 1 p. m. at chapel.
MOLLER-Sophia. 2 p. m. at chapel. BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 WEST 95TH-STREET.
PHONE BEVERLY 2182. SATURDAY. BENNETT -Ethel M. 2 p. m.
a at residence. MONDAY. JOHNSON-Nels J. 3 p. m.
at chapel. LAIN SON JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WABASH-AV. 4542 RAVENSWOOD AV. DONNELLAN AIR CONDITIONED CHAPELS JEFFERY-BLVD. AT 77TH-ST.
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MONUMENTS AT savings. Sears. Roebuck A 4th floor. Also at Irving Park. and 900 Homan DEATH NOTICES, In Memoriam KRUEGER Frederick A.
Krueger. In loving memory of our beloved son and brother, who died of wounds received on Luzon, Philippine Islands, one year ago today. His memory verse was: Savior, I follow on. LOVING FATHER, MOTHER, BROTHER, AND SISTER. LAURIE- John Laurie.
In memory of my loving husband and our dear father and grandfather. Just one year ago today God called you, and you went away. You said good-by to none, Your loving heart had ceased to beat; Before I knew it. you were gone. You did not fail to do your best; Your heart was true and tender, You worked hard for those you left, A And ever will be remembered.
LOVING WIFE. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. In Memoriam McDOLE- Jessie McDole. In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away 11 years ago, June 29, 1935. Deep in our hearts a memory is kept of one we loved and will never forget.
LOVING CHILDREN. MUELLER-Priv. 1st Class John R. Mueller. In memory of our beloved son and brother on his 23d birthday.
Always our hearts, dear. MOTHER, DAD'S SISTER, AND BROTHER. NABAT-Morris Nabat. In memory of our beloved husband and father, who passed away two years ago today. Always in our LOVING WIFE, SOPHIE, AND CHILDREN.
NESTLER-Lt. Joseph D. Nestler, U. S. A.
F. In memory of our loving hus5 band, killed in father, action son, two and years brother, ago who today. was "You will always live in our THE NESTLER FAMILY. SCHULER-Louis W. Schuler, 1941.
Today recalls sad memories Of a loved one gone to rest. In our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly, tender, fond, and true, There is not a day, dear father, That we do not think of you. WIFE, DAUGHTER. SON-IN-LAW. TEAGUE-Margit E.
Teague. In loving memory of my dear wife, who passed away two years ago today, June 29, 1944. One never really appreciates what he HAS until It becomes something he HAD. THEODORE H. TEAGUE.
-Marion Elmore Abbott, June 27, 5606 W. Fulton street, beloved wife of Harry W. Abbott. Services Saturday evening, June 29, at 9 o'clock, at chapel, 124-126 Madison street, Oak Park, at Lombard avenue. Interment Mason City, Ill.
Eastern Star services by Siloam chapter, No. 119, o. E. S. Lillian Abbott of 2619 LeABBOTT- avenue, June 28, 1946, beloved wife.
-of William E. Abbott, dear sister of Ida M. Brickwood, aunt of William Brickwood Jr. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Monday, July 1, at 3 p.
m. Interment Rosehill. -Adam Arendt, June 27, beloved husband of Anna, nee Pionke; dear father of Mary Galuhn, John, Martha Cameron, Frank, Anna Sychowski, Theresa, Clara, and Edward. Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 1359-61 Fullerton avenue, to St.
Josaphats church. Interment St. Josephs. BARNES- E. Barnes, beloved wife of Ralph fond mother of Marion Foster, Florence Miller and Ralph B.
dear sister of Harriet Kempston, Thomas E. Coffer, Walla Moutrie, Harry Coffer, Edgar Coffer, Philip Coffer, Mary Riedl, Burnham Coffer, Ruth Morrell, Dent Church, and the late Stephen Coffer, grandmother of Anne Elizabeth Miller. Services Saturday, 3 p. at chapel, 124-126 Madison street, Oak Park, at Lombard avenue. Interment Arlington.
BECKER-Edward A. Becker of 318 N. Homan avenue, beloved husband of Mabel Becker, nee Le Brun; fond father of Mrs. Florence Walker, Edward F. and Mrs.
Lorraine English, grandfather of five grandchildren, brother of William Mrs. Emma Hitchco*ck, Mrs. Rose Huber, Frank, August, Mrs. Bertha Barkstrom, and the late Tillie Anderstrom. Member of D.
C. Cregler lodge, No. 643, A. F. A.
Mutual Benefit Aid, and P. B. A. Resting at funeral home, 5701-03 W. Division street.
where Masonic services will be held at 1:30 p. m. Monday, July 1. Interment Oakridge cemetery. BELLESEN-See Inga Thompsen notice.
BENNETT -Ethel Merrill Bennett, June 27, 1946, beloved wife of the late Reid M. Bennett, fond mother of Mrs. Charles F. Schuller of Whitewater, Merrill and Reid M. Bennett, sister of Mrs.
Fred R. Dobson of Griffith, Ind. At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street. until 11 a.
m. Saturday. Services at residence, 9060 Pleasant avenue, Saturday, June 29, at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope.
BIANCALANA- Eleanor E. Biancalana, nee Suldane, beloved wife of Joseph, dear mother of Raymond and Edmond, fond daughter of Dr. John A. and Estelle Suldane, sister of Gloria Suldane. Funeral from chapel, 4138 Madison street, Monday, 9 a.
m. to St. Mel's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. BOYNTON-Elizabeth Boynton, nee Neary, of 6318 N.
Bell avenue, beloved wife of Richard. fond mother of George May Becker, Dorothy Elizabeth Ann, and Richard sister of Catherine Ross. Funeral Saturday at 10:45 a. m. from funeral home.
1359 Devon avenue at Glenwood, to St. Henry's church and Mount Olivet cemetery. BROWN--Frederick Devoe Brown, of 6883 Wildwood avenue, June 27. 1946, beloved husband of Olga, nee Kuzma; fond father of Rosellyn, Frederick and Michaele. dear brother of Lou Ashbaucher and Ruth Beckstrom of Arcadia.
Cal. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, June 29, 3 p. m. of Philena, father of Frank L.
and VerBURNSIDE-Homer Burnside, beloved husband non, brother of Mrs. Irene Mentz and Mrs. Jean Wiffin. Services Saturday, June 29, 2:30 p. at funeral home, 5200 N.
Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Memorial Park. Member of Comfort lodge, No. 1103, A. F.
A. M. CASEY- Thomas Casey, suddenly, dearly beloved husband of May, nee Lennon, loving father of Robert and Myra, fond brother of John, Sister Mary Vincent, O. L. Bernice Goodlce, Anna Mooney, and Anthony.
Native of County Sligo, Ireland. Resting at funeral home, 7600 W. Grand avenue, at the Circle. Funeral Monday, July 1, at 9:15 a. m.
to St. Cyprian's church. Burial St. Joseph's cemetery. Brooklyn, N.
papers please copy. Lackawanna 1212 or Elmwd. Pk. 801. COOK -George M.
Cook, beloved son of Ida, fond brother of Mrs. Earleen Bailey. Funeral Monday, 8:45 a. from late residence, 535 W. 46th street, to St.
Gabriel's church. Burial Holy Sepulchre. Bou. 0703. CURTICE-Louise D.
Curtice, late of 4847 West End avenue, wife of H. C. Curtice, aunt of Mrs. Lois Kunckel, James Stoddard, and Douglas Little. Services Monday, 2 p.
at chapel, 2346 W. Madison street, to Acacia Park cemetery. DE WITT- -Orson De Witt, beloved husband of the late Frieda, dear father of Robert and Ora Bangert, brother of Irvin, father-in-law of Dr. Orville Bangert, and the late Meta De Witt, loving grandfather of five grandchildren. Services Monday, July 1, at 2 p.
at funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue. Interment Irving Park. KIl. 5420.
DONAT- Charles W. Donat, suddenly, June 28, 1946, of 714 Bonnie Brae, River Forest, husband of May father of Ruth Carlson. Memorial service later at convenlence of family. Euclid 7487. DOYLE Walter J.
Doyle, June 28, 1946, of 5726 Midway park, husband of the late Mary Ann, nee McCarthy; fond father of Loretta, Mrs. W. T. Henry, and James W. Doyle.
Resting at funeral home, 318 N. Central avenue, Austin, until 4 p. m. Saturday. Interment Marquette, Mich.
Austin 0017, DREWS- Rose Drews, nee Jandus, late of Palos Park, beloved wife of Paul. loving mother of Hilda Dolling, Lillian Hansen, Ida Muscato, Fred, and the late Minnie Drews. seven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. Funeral Monday, July 1, at 10 a. at funeral home, 1745 W.
47th street. Interment Waldheim cemetery. Please omit flowers. Information, Yards 1052. DWYER-Mary Dwyer, wife of the late Thomas, mother of Thomas Evelyn, Mrs.
Beatrice Gleason, Mrs. Blanche Fanning, and the late Charles. sister of Katherine and Margaret Mulloy and Mrs. T. McKugo.
Funeral from residence, 7553 Crandon avenue, Monday, 9 a. to Our Lady of Peace church. Burial Holy Sepulchre. ECKERT-Arthur W. Eckert of 3934 N.
Marshfield avenue, suddenly, June 28. 1946. beloved husband of Marie, fond father of Dorothy Taxis and Beatrice Eckert, brother of Florence Hess and Regina Eger. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Monday, July 1, at 1 p.
m. Interment Wunders'. FAHEY-Julia A. Blake Fahey, 5119 WashIngton boulevard, beloved wife of the late Thomas, dear mother of Julia Knowles, Margaret Bensen, Irene Patterson, and Loretta Mulcare. Funeral Monday noon from chapel, 4817 Madison street, to St.
Thomas Aquinas church. Burial Mount Carmel. Austin 1137. FIRE-James Fire, suddenly, of 3933 N. Marshfield avenue, beloved husband of Margaret, nee Thumm: fond brother of the late Anthony and Joseph Fuoco.
Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. me, from funeral home. 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, to St. Andrew's church. Interment Mount Carmel.
DEATH NOTICES I FRITZ-Maria Frits, nee Dobbeck. beloved O'BRIEN-Margaret Sweeney O'Brien, formerly wife of the late Joseph, dear mother of of 4542 Jackson boulevard, beloved wife Henry, Hedwig Rogers, Leo, Joseph, and the John dear mother of Frances Malholt, late John, fond grandmother of 12, great- Hazel Schuth. and Alice Kennedy, sister of grandmother of three, Funeral Monday, July Mary Snyder, Alice Durrium, and John Swee 1, at 9 a. from funeral home, 2157 ney. Funeral Saturday, 8:45 a.
from chapIrving Park road, to St. Benedict's church. el, 4817 Madison to St. Charles BarroInterment St. Joseph's cemetery.
Member of meo church. Burial Mount Carmel. Aus. 1137. St.
Benedict's Altar and Rosary society. OSTERTAG-Alma Ostertag, nee Schaper, forFUOCO-See Fire notice. merly of 7129 Emerald avenue, beloved wife of the late Paul, fond sister of Selma, GEBHARDT-Ferdinand Gebhardt, late of Amanda, and the late Julius and Tech 4357 N. Lincoln avenue, brother of Julius Schaper. Resting at residence, 5317 N.
In Chicago, Anna and Caroline in Sopron, Wayne avenue. Services Saturday, June 29, Hungary. Services at funeral home, 4454 at 1:30 p.m. Interment Waldheim cemetery. N.
Damen avenue at Sunnyside, Monday, Information, Stewart 1303. at 2 p. m. Interment Irving Park cemetery. PACOVSKY-Marie Pacovsky, nee Sistek.
5007 -Hyman L. Goldstein of 2307 S. Damen avenue, devoted mother of Mae Cortez street, beloved husband of Katie, fond Schleichert, Frank, Joseph, James, and Edfather of Anna Lewis. Rose Nadier, Amelia ward, sister of Josephine Pesek. Funeral Schnitz, Celia Swartz, Morris, Harry, Sam, Monday, 8:45 a.
from chapel, 5218 S. and the late Lillie Moss, grandfather of 16, Kedzie avenue, to SS. Cyrll and Methodius great-grandfather of four. Funeral Sunday church. Interment Resurrection.
Pro. 3810. at 2 p. m. at chapel, 4225 Roosevelt road, corner of Tripp.
Interment Louisville, Ky. PAULSEN-Aletta Paulsen, June 27. 1946. GROESBECK- Grace Dietrich Groesbeck of the dear mother of Leif, Solveig, and Astrid, Fairfax hotel, beloved wife of the late Leon M. sister of Olaf Kling.
Member of Camilla Interment private. Collet, No. 37, D. of N. Services Saturday, 3 p.m., at funeral chapel, 4338-40 Fullerton.
GROSSMITH- Agatha W. Grossmith of 410 N. Scoville avenue. Oak Park, suddenly, RINDT-Anna Rindt, late of 3340 Cuyler June 26. 1946, beloved wife of the late avenue.
wife of the late John, mother of Joseph M. Grossmith. dear sister of Mrs. Karl, Emil, and Frances, four grandchildren. Frederick L.
Davies. At chapel, 5501 N. Services Monday, 3 p. m. at chapel 3834 Ashland avenue, where services will be held Irving Park road.
Cremation at Bohemian Saturday, June 29, at 2 p. m. Interment National cemetery. Rosehill. Amelia Prances Rosenthal, June HAMILTON-Harry H.
Hamilton, 7121 Parnell 28. 1946, of N. Lotus avenue, beloved avenue, June 28, 1946, husband of Eva wife of Andrew fond mother of Andrew Hamilton, father of Howard and Mary. At sister of Anna Rowell and Frieda Clarke. chapel, 63d and Harvard, where services will Resting at funeral home, 318 Central be held Sunday, June 30, at 3 p.
m. Inter- avenue, Austin. Services private. Moor ay, ment Stanwood. Ia.
2:30 p.m.. under auspices of Logan SQuare HANSON- Hanson, June 28, 1946. chapter, No. 560. 0.
E. S. Interment Forest 697 Washington road, Lake Forest, dear Home. Austin 0017. friend of Helma Rosengren of Gurnee, two sisters and brother in Sweden.
RYAN-Annie Ryan, nee Enright, beloved wife one Member of Irving Park lodge, No. 20. of the late Luke dear mother of Anna Svithiod. Resting at chapel, 3918 Irving Mae, sister of Mrs. Catherine O'Conner, Park road, Chicago.
Funeral July 1, Mrs. Mary Ann Foley, Maurice, Michael, Maze Monday. 3:30 p. m. Interment Mount Olive.
tin, and the late Dennis Enright. and Mrs. Elizabeth Walsh. Funeral from chapel, 4138 HEJDUK- -Frances Hejduk, 4744 N. Keeler Madison street.
Saturday, at 10 a. to St. avenue, beloved wife of Frank, fond mother Genevieve's church. Interment Mount Carmel, of Jerry and Lydia Adolfs, sister of Agnes Fotter, Antonie Vydra, Bessie Rohozka, Julia SALL-Cecil A. Sall of 4803 West End avenue, Machu, and the late Marie Martin, mother- beloved husband of Ella love In-law of Don Adolfs.
Services Monday, July ing father of Elleen Nolan and Francis Sail. 1. 1:30 p. at chapel, 3918 Irving Park Funeral Saturday, 11 a. from chapel, road.
Interment Bohemian National. Lawn. 4817 Madison street, to St. Thomas Aquinas 2262. Dubuque, papers please copy.
church. Burial Calvary cemetery, Aus 1137. HILLIARD- -G. Dey- Hilliard of 3408 W. Ful- SANDERS--William Jewell 330 Sanders of ton beloved husband of Viola, nee Austin boulevard, Oak Park, age 51, Deisler: father of Mrs.
Virginia H. suddenly, beloved husband of the late Ethyl fond Gates and Francis M. Hilliard, brother of F. Sanders, dear father of Nedra and Willlan Jay Hilliard, grandfather of John D. and J.
brother of Pansy Hamilton. Resting James F. Hilliard. Resting at funeral home, at funeral 8400 S. home, Ashland avenge 5708 W.
Madison street, where services will until noon Saturday, June 29. Burial be held Monday, 2:30 p. m. Interment Bourbon, Mo. Woodlawn.
Please omit flowers. Columbus, papers please copy. Aus. 2012. SAWDOFF- See Fire notice.
HOLMES -David E. Holmes, husband of the SCARPINATOlate Vera, nee Winslow: fond father of Norma Scarpinato, nee Peter sen. beloved wife of Andrew. devoted mother Floyd and Calvin, dear brother of Charles of Andrew Le Roy, and Ronald, fond and the late Esther. At chapel, 4611 Lincoln daughter of Sophie and the late Nels Peteravenue.
Services Monday at 2 p. m. Inter- sen. sister of John and Jean. Services ment Memorial Park.
Lon. 4666. Monday, 2 at chapel, 441 W. North p. -Frank Honomichl of 4132 W.
avenue. Interment Graceland. Mich 1234. Cullerton street, son of the late Joseph Marie, dear brother of Joseph Base, Charles, SCHEPS -Helene M. Scheps.
well August, Otto, Bertha, Tina, and the late known artist and sculptress, wife of Henry Emil. Funeral Monday, July 1, 2:15 p. m. Scheps. Services at Holy Name cathedral at chapel, 5128-30 W.
25th street. Cicero. Saturday, 11 m. Interment St. Joseph's, a.
Interment Bohemian National. Olympic 80. SCHLAUDER-Arthur Schlauder, of Downers JAKUTIS--Mary Jakutis, nee Bunznite, of Grove, beloved husband of Emily, father of 5527 S. Aberdeen street, wife of the late Kenneth, brother of A. D.
Schlauder, Norma Baltrami Jakutis, mother of Ann and Joseph Chessman, and Lilyan Everett. Services SatJakutis, and the late John, Anthony, and urday, 1:30 p. at chapel, 5017 Highland Marcia Jakutis. Resting at chapel, 668 W. avenwe, Downers Grove.
Interment Oak Hill. 18th street. Services Monday. 9 a. at Member of Cheney's Grove lodge No.
468. Providence of God church. Burial St. Casi- A. F.
A. Alexander Bradley Burns mir's cemetery. post 80, American Legion, and Century JENSEN-Harold Jensen of 433 E. 79th street, post No. 503.
V. F. W. June 26, 1946, at Hines, dear husband of Marian, nee Dekker; fond of SCHULTZ-Lydia Schultz Rinkenberger, son Margaret June 26, wife of the late Herman mother and Ralph Kennedy. Resting at chapel, 214 E.
Services of Chester A. and Hazel Peterson. Inter 115th street. Saturday, June 29, at 2 p. m.
Interment Cedar Park. ment, Davenport, la. -Nels J. Johnson, 5535 Ellis ave- SCHWARTZ-Lena Schwartz, nee Klein. June nue, June 28, 1946, beloved husband of the 25.
at Los Angeles. beloved wife of late Elizabeth Johnson, fond father of Fran- the late Moritz. devoted mother of Mr. els Clarence Clyde and John Fannie Schoen of Newark. N.
Joseph. grandfather of Lucille and Carol. At chapel. Mrs. Ruth Herman, and Mrs.
Sadie Abelson 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be of Los Angeles, and Jack Schwartz, held Monday, July 1, at 3 p. under aus- loving grandmother of 10 grandchildren, pices of Auburn Park lodge, No. 789, A. F.
dear great-grandmother of nine A. M. Interment Cedar Park. Member children. Funeral Monday, July 1, at 1L and past president of Bollermakers' union.
from chapel, 936 E. 47th street, to local No. 626, A. F. of L.
Jewish Graceland cemetery. JORSTAD- Thomas Jorstad, late of 7642 Eg- SEIGLER- J. Selgler of 5026 Washgleston avenue, beloved husband of the late ington beloved husband of the ate Susan. Funeral Monday, July 1, 9 a. Anna, fond father of Mrs.
Melvin Hurley, from funeral home, 7753 S. Halsted street, Mrs. Paul Kitchen, Mae Seigler, and the to Evergreen cemetery. late Beatrice Johnson, grandfather of Lt. Robert L.
Sanders, U. S. A. A. brother KAVANAGH Genevieve B.
Kavanagh, June of Katherine Horak, Funeral 27, 1946, formerly of 82-15 Grenfell ave- Monday, July and Long Island, 1, at 10:45 a. from funeral home. nue, Blatchford 5350 W. North avenue to St. New Garden, Freeport, N.
wife of the late Kavanagh, Thomas Inter- Aquinas church. Interment St. Adaibert's. devoted mother of William H. Story.
Member ment Mount Hope cemetery, Chicago, Mon- of Chicago Printing Pressmen'3 Union local, No. 3. Mer. 9890. day, July 1, at 10 a.
m. KELLY- W. Kelly, late of 4521 N. La SENGSTOCK John L. Sengstock.
10735 Porte avenue, beloved husband of the late Longwood drive, beloved husband of Pauline, Sarah, loving father of Pfc. Charles, Marga- nee Guderyahn; father of Paul J. Senestock ret. James, Paul. Robert, and the late Lt.
and Dorothy Wettstaed. Resting at chapel. John and Joseph, brother of Elizabeth La 8400 S. Ashland avenue, until 12 noon Masney and Charles B. At rest at funeral Monday.
Funeral Monday, 2 p. at St. home, 4553-61 Milwaukee avenue. Funeral John the Divine church, 105th and Oakley. notice later.
Interment Archer Woods. Ced. 4310. KIER-William E. Kler.
beloved husband of SHAW- Charlotte Sincere Shaw, 70. age Eva, nee Coppage; fond father of Vivian Gil- San Antonio, mother of Mrr. Lovett bert and Eleanore Dohse. Interment Sunday, Abbercromble. Remains at home for funerals, p.
at Spring Valley cemetery, Morrison. Erie at avenue, Friday at 8 2 p. m. Ill. Past president Rotary Club of Chicago.
Services Saturday, June 29, at 2 p. m. EnKING--Philip R. King dear son of Philip tombment Rosehill mausoleum. R.
and Vera I. King of 129 N. Humphrey avenue, Oak Park. At rest and services at SHIPNER-Margaret Shipner. age 87, at Vero chapel, 523 Lake street, Oak Park, Monday, Beach, beloved wife of the late Anthony.
3 p. m. Euclid 1643. dear mother of Henrietta Mavon, Gertrude Mavon, John R. and Philip Shipner.
Funeral -Ida Koehler, nee Steinbers. June Monday, July 1, 2 p. at Callahan fo28. beloved wife of the late Henry fond neral home. Danville, Ill.
Information, mother of Lillian Rinas, grandmother of Beverly 0475, Arleen, dear sister of Martha Reiter and Alma Pavlak. Resting at parlors, 6451-53 S. Ash- SPIELMANN-Otto Spielmann. beloved husband land avenue until 10:30 a. Monday, of Ann, nee Bleichner: dear father of Robert Services 1:30 p.
m. at Hope Ev. Lutheran and Richard. fond son of Gertrude, and the church, 64th and Washtenaw. Interment late Joseph.
dear brother of Joseph Jr. FuWaldheim. Prospect 0220, neral Tuesday, 9 from funeral home, LANDIS- Marion Keehn Landis, June 27, 1946, 2157 Irving Park road, to St. Joseph' of 2218 Sherman avenue. Evanston.
cemetery. Key. 7900. mother of Mrs. Burton C.
Smith, Keehn Landis and Mrs. John H. Lancaster, sister of SPRAGUE -Edmond C. Sprague of 715 S. KIl Grant Keehn.
Service 11 a. m. Saturday at dare avenue, June 26, 1946, dear uncle of Josephine M. Saling. At chapel.
5501 chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Burial Ashland avenue, where services private. Please omit flowers. Saturday, June will be held 29, at 3 p.m. Interment LE fa*gER-Samuel W.
Le fa*ger, beloved hus- private. band of Mary, nee White: fond father of James, Corinne O'Shaughnessy, and William, SRAHAN-Mary Srahan, late of 1536 E. 69th brother of Margaret Gleseking, Mary Kill- street, beloved sister of Joseph. F. and the mer, Rose Payton, Cora Lockwood, and the Anna, Susan, and John.
Funeral at late late Sarah King. Funeral Monday, 9 a. chapel, 7705 Cottage Grove avenue, Satur from chapel, 9108 Cottage Grove avenue, to day, 2 p. m. Burial Calvary.
Inf. Rad. 7705, St. Joachim's church. Interment St.
Mary's. STONE Minnie Mae Stone, nee O'Brien. LEVIN- Olander Levin, June 28, late of 3730 late 1949 Grace street. beloved wife of the Cleveland avenue, Brookfield, husband James fond mother of Carl Mabel of the late Anna, brother of two sisters and Wingstrom, Elsie Stade, and Edith Roublk, two 1:30 brothers at in funeral Sweden. home, Funeral 3745 Monday, Grand of dear two.
grandmother of six, great-grandmother p. Brookfield, At chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue, Ill. Interment Ridgewood. where services will be held Monday, 2 p. m.
Member of John Erickson lodge, No. 361. Interment Montrose. I. 0.
0. F. Brookfield 3800. LUNDY-William F. Lundy, late of 8315 S.
Eleanor Biancalana deaths SULDANE-See notice. Peoria street, loving son of William and Esther, nee Gavin; fond brother of Bernard, TANIS- Mrs. Cornelius Tanis of James, Eileen, and the late John Lundy, Friday June 28. dear mother of Mrs. Thornton.
grandson of Mrs. Mary Gavin. Funeral Norman, Mrs. George Erlewein. Peter from chapel, 7949 S.
Halsted street Monday, Thomas, Joe, Benjamin, and Wesley at 9 a. to St. Kilian's church. Burial St. dear sister of Weber Koesema.
Tanis, Remains Mary's cemetery. viewed at chapel, 3227 Ridge road, Lansing, be -Sarah Macdonald, beloved wife until 11 a. m. Monday, July 1, then reof the late John, fond mother of William moved to the Lansing Christian Reformed Mrs. M.
A. Vanderkloot, Mrs. Charles H. church, where services will be held at 2 p. m.
Shattuck, Mrs. George S. Allison, Mrs. Interment Oak Lawn cemetery. funeral Dorothy home, 517 and Main John street, D.
Glen Resting Ellyn. at THOMPSEN-Inga 'Campbell, Thompsen, nee Bellesen. loved wife of Hans, dear mother of Funeral Monday, July 1, 2 p. m. Interment Elletsen Gladys Hope.
Please omit flowers. children, and sister of Bernice Kvaale, three grandMount at Marie in Norway. Resting MADDEN-Stephen F. Madden. beloved hus- 10 chapel, 3337-39 W.
North avenue, until band of Nelle, nee Sherrill: loving son of m. Monday. Services at Lutheran John S. and the late Barbara dear broth- Free church, 3518 Cortland street. Monday, er of Sr.
Marie Barbara, O. Ethel July 1, at 2 p. m. Interment Irving Park. Betty, and Edward fond uncle of Edward J.
and John S. Funeral Monday. 9:30 TOALE-Margaret wife of Carey Toale, In Alexandria, a. from chapel, 2950-58 Fullerton, at Owen, mother of Margaret Sacramento, to Our Lady of Grace church selhard, and Mary Crones. Owen, William.
and All Saints. Bel. 3300 or KIl. 4000. and Bernard.
Funeral notice later. For formation, Triangle 1187. MAHONEY-Julla Garvy Mahoney, wife of Dr. George W. Mahoney, mother of Mrs.
Miriam TULLY-Julia M. Tully, nee Lane, of 1035 E. Mahoney McDevitt and George J. Mahoney, 47th street. beloved wife of the late Michael sister of the Rev.
A. Joseph Garvy, S. fond mother of John F. Tully, sister of Dr. A.
Cosmas Garvy, Mrs. Lillian Cum- Mrs. Nellie B. Curtin and Michael Lane. Fumings, Philomene McAlear, and the late Wil- neral Monday, July 1, 9:15 a.
from liam J. Garvy, and Mary Lawlor. Funeral funeral home, 1241 W. 79th street, to St. from home for funerals, Erie at Wabash Ambrose church, mass 10 a.
m. Interment avenue, Saturday, June 29, at 9:30 a. Calvary. to St. Mary of the Lake church.
Kindly omit flowers. Interment private, Calvary. USKALI-Ruth Uskall of 1201 Waveland ave MAYER- Mayer, beloved husband of nue, June 27, 1946, beloved sister of Augusta, nee Joseph Bogash; fond father of Joseph, Theodore, William, George, Frank. and the Arthur, Matthew, Henry, Fred, Peter. and Betty Elsie Uskall.
At chapel. 5501 N. late Ash Mayer, Mrs. Annabelle Young and Mrs land avenue, where services will be held Marie Ballard, brother of Nicholas Mayer. Saturday, June 29, at 4:30 p.
m. ment Wunders. Funeral Monday, July 1, 9 a. from restdence, 6837 S. Anthony avenue, to St.
Colum- VAJARSKY Ignatius Vajarsky of 5253 banus" church. Mass 9:30. Interment St. Richmond street, devoted of husband Jose Mary's. phine, fond father of Josephine McMAHON- -John T.
McMahon, formerly of Joseph. Mary Zelnak. and Frank. Funeral Chicago and late of Ottawa, beloved Monday, 2 p. at chapel.
5218 S. Redzie husband of Mary, nee O'Connor: father of avenue. Interment Evergreen. Pro. 3810.
Mrs. Vincent Scannel, Mrs. Roy Frain Ottawa, brother of Mrs. Mary Near. WATERS George M.
Waters, late 7705. Mrs. Harry Bernbom. Mrs. Andrew Faber, Calumet avenue, beloved husband of Anna.
Daniel F. and Vincent J. McMahon. Funeral nee Wilma, Anderson: loving father of Dudley. Erma, Monday.
July 1, 9 a. m. from residence, 229 Shirley, and the late Le Roy. Bust. De Soto street, Ottawa, to St.
Columba's ness agent of Chicago Flat Janitors' union, church. Interment St. Columba cemetery. local No. 1.
Resting at late residence until 28, 1946. 10 a. m. Saturday. June 29.
Services at McNERNEY-Mary McNerney, June funeral home. 7918 South Park of 1303 Elmwood avenue, Evanston, wife 1:30 m. Interment Oak avenue. at of the late Frank McNerney, sister of Belinda Joliet, Ill. Information Tri.
p. Woods cemetery, 3055. Hughes, Mrs. Ellen Barrett, Mrs. Rose Gibson, and Arthur Hughes, aunt of Mrs.
Leo WERNDT Arno Werndt of 1722 Ainsile Goebel, and Dr. D. A. Barrett. Resting at street, June 26, 1946.
beloved husband of chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Serv- Emily. At chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, ice 10 a.
Monday, at St. Mary's church, where services will be held Saturday, June Evanston. Interment Carrollville, Wis. 29. at 1 p.
m. Interment private. Member of I. P. E.
Chicago local No. 5. MEINHARD Emma Meinhard of 4157 W. Monroe street. beloved mother of Lulu J.
WERNLI-Eva Wernll, nee Berg, late of 6635 Hardkopf, Charley and Grace M. Lavin, S. Sangamon street, beloved wife of Edwin grandmother of Jewel Hardkopf, Robert and dear mother of June Edwin William Lavin, great-grandmother of Ronald and Marilyn, fond sister of Minnie Swanson, and William D. Lavin. Resting at funeral Gustave, Oscar.
Hulda Seckerd. and Anna home, 5708 W. Madison street. where serv- Zacharias. Resting at funeral home, 7013 ices will be held Monday, 1 p.
m. Member of S. Racine avenue. where services will be Siloam chapter, No. 119, 0.
E. and Naza- held Monday. July 1, at 2 p.m. Interment reth shrine, No. 20, W.
S. J. Austin 2012. Evergreen. Stewart 0460.
MIKOS- Mikos, beloved husband of the YAEGER- -Blanche Yaeger, 330 W. 16th street. late Agatha, fond father of Walter, Frank. Chicago Heights. wife of Donald Yaeger, John, Rosalie, Bernice, Julla, and Josephine, sister of Helen Piper.
aunt of Blanche father-in-law of Anna, Catherine, Mary, Vin- Owles. Don, and Bob Piper. At chapel. 634 cent Nowak, William Sheptur, and Stephen and Harvard, where services will be heid Siwek. Funeral Monday, July 1, at 9:30 Monday, July 1, at 3 p.
m. Interment a. from chapel, 3661 S. Wood street, to private. Past worthy matron of Perfection SS.
Peter and Paul's church. Interment chapter O. E. S. Resurrection.
Lafayette 3344. MOLLER-Sophia Cable Moller of 1100 N. -DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTSLa Salle street, June 29, 1946, beloved wife APPLEMAN-A monument will be dedicated in of Ralph A. Moller. At chapel, 5501 N.
memory of Jacob Morris Appleman. services will be held June 30. 2 I. O. B.
A. cemetery. Ashland avenue, where p. Monday, July 1, 2 p.m. Interment Montrose.
Waldheim. NOVOTNY- Novotny of 710 E. 930 FUMEL-A monument will. be dedicated to the street, beloved wife of Adolph, fond mother of John memory of our dear husband and father. of Donald and Thomas, daughter of Eliz- Abraham Fumel, by his wife and children.
and the late Barbara Salavec, sister Sunday, June 30, 1946, 1:30 1:30 p. m. 4t abeth Kun. Funeral Monday, at p. Grove In- Cong.
Dorshe Tov cemetery, Waldheim, at chapel, 9108 Cottage avenue. Gate 17. terment Mount Greenwood. O'BRIEN-Thomas A. O'Brien, 5421 Wash- LEONI-A mausoleum will be dedicated to the ington boulevard, beloved husband loving memory of Teresa Tuesday, Rosanna Berkery O'Brien, dear father of July 2, at 10 a.
Mount Carmel cemetery. James A. O'Brien, U. S. son of the dedicated to RATSKY-A monument will be late James E.
and Margaret, nee O'Connor; the memory of Rebecca Ratsky, beloved brother of John sister Mary Aloyusius, Joe. Louis. Minnie mother of Morris, 0. Sister Mary, Francis de Sales B. V.
Fannie Saltzman, Rose Moss, and the late Mary Comerford, Sister Schnelder, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. en Mary Agnes, Daughter of Charity of St. Sunday, June 30, 2:30 p. Gate No. 48, Vincent De Paul, Dr.
Edward the Rev. 65. Waldheim, Rabbi Siegal Grave No. James E. and William B.
O'Brien. Funeral clating. Relatives and friends are requested Monday, 10 a. from chapel, 4817 Mad- to attend. ison street.
to St. Thomas Aquinas church. Burial All Saints. Member of Holy Name SCHAFER-Kate Schafer. A monument will he society, Brophy post.
No. 195, American dedicated to the memory of our dear mother. Legion, and Past Commanders club, Ameri- Sunday. June 30, 2 p. A.
can Legion. Austin 1137. Jewish Waldheim. CHILDREN..
