DAILY Thursday, August 24, 1950 Part 2-Page 6 FRANK PHILLIPS, OKLAHOMA OIL MAGNATE, DIES Barber's. Striped Pantsi, Ended Schooling Atlantic City, Aug. 23 -Frank Phillips, 76, Oklahoma of magnate and cofounder of the Phillips Petroleum company, died today in an Atlantic City hospital. Ph entered the hospital Sunday after he was stricken with a gall bladder ailment. He was Phillips operated on Sunday night, and a heart ailment brought on complications from which he failed to rally.
He was vacationing at a beachfront hotel here when he was taken ill. Phillips' life was a Horatio Alger success story. He was born in a log cabin in Greeley County, the first white child born in the county. He was taken to Iowa when he was a year old after grasshopper scourge drove this parents from their homestead. Quits Rural School When he was 14, the striped pants worn by a Creston, barber so took his fancy that he quit the rural school he had been attending and apprenticed himself to the barber.
His ambition was to be able to afford striped pants, too. In a few years all the barber shops in Crestoned He branched out into selling bonds for the local bank, and married the banker's daughter, Jane Gibson, in 1897. At the age of he moved to the oil boom town of founded his Bartlesville, in Indian, territory own bank. Banking in Bartlesville inevitably involved him in the oil business, and in 1917 he and a brother, L. F.
Phillips, incorporated the Phillips Petroleum company, with 27 employes and assets of $3,000,000. Retires as Chairman Phillips headed the firm until 1938, when he became chairman of the board. He relinquished that position at his own request last year, and was elected honorary chairman. Beginning with the drilling of oil wells, Phillips expanded the company until today has assets of approximately 625 million dollars, and employs 17,000 workers. Surviving arc a son, two daughters, three brothers, and two sisters.
Mrs. Phillips died two years ago at the family home in Bartles- REQUEST BLOOD FOR VICTIM OF RARE DISEASE University of Chicago physicians called anew yesterday for blood donors to aid Mrs. Leda Barchet, 37, of 5453 N. Dainen who ise in Billings hospital with a rare blood deficiency disease, hypoglobulinemia. Mrs.
Barchet, who has two children, Patsy, 10, and Lillian Arlene, 4 months old. has been in the hospital eight times in 314 years for transfusions, a university spokesman said. During her current stay she has drawn 102 pints of blood and plasma--a load on the hospital's blood bank. Mrs. Barchet estimated to have received 3,000 pints of blood and plasma in 19 years.
Physicians say that her blood lacks germ fighting substances and that only two similar cases are in medical literature. Donors are urged to call the university, MIdway 3.0800. and ask for the Billings hospital blood bank. BOY AND SISTER ON BIKES HURT BY HIT-RUN CAR Judith Prusner, 12, living in Lake Shore Round Lake Beach, and her brother. Norman, 8, were injured last night when their bicycles they were riding within two olocks of their home were struck by a hit-run motorist.
Both were taken to St. Therese hospital, Waukegan. Judith suffered a fractured right leg, above the knee, and her brother a fracture of right The accident occurred in Rollins rd. in Round Lake Reach. Lyle S.
Session. 46, Negro, of 1603 Center Chicago Heights, died last night in St. James hospital. Chicago Heights, from injuries suffered Sunday when he was struck by an automobile in route 30. west of Cottage Grove in East Chicago Heights.
The driver was Mrs. Leota Armstrong. 1534 Vincennes Chicago Heights. Widow of Air Force Vet Drops Dead at Telephone Miss June Owen. 34, of 1046 I ake Shore died of a liver ailment yesterday while talking by telephone with her uncle, Paul Armstrong.
manager of a club at 1042 Lake Shore dr. He ran to her apartment and found her dead when she told him she was ill and suddenly broke off the conversation. The woman's mother, Mrs. Edith Owen, of the same address, said her daughter was the widow of an air force major and that she resumed use of her maiden name after his death in 1944. OBITUARIES Mrs.
Annie B. Hewitt Mass for Mrs. Annie. B. Hewitt, 86, of 6740 Euclid who died Tuesday in her home, will be said at 10:30 a.
m. tomorrow in St: Philip Neri church. She had been a resident of Chicago for 67 years. She was the widow of William H. Hewitt, importer and amateur bilHard player and bicycle rider, who died in 1938.
Surviving are a son, Dr. William with whom she lived. Mrs. Adella P. Hughes Cleveland, Aug.
23, (AP)- -Mrs. Adella Prentiss Hughes, 80, founder of the Cleveland orchestra, died today in her home in Cleveland Heights. She was graduated from Vassar in 1890. She studied abroad, returning to Cleveland as a professional accompanist. She founded the gymphony orchestra in 1918.
Her latest work was a book Music In My Life," published in 1947, Mrs. Martha K. Stark Memorial services for Mrs. Martha K. Stark; 75, who died Aug.
10, will be held at 4 p. m. today in the Edgewater Beach hotel, where she resided for nearly 30 years. She was the widow of George V. Stark, industrialist, and bad been a liberal donor to Northwestern university.
Wolf Cowen Wolf Cowen, 80, of 4434 Grenshaw a retired meat dealer and a resident of the west side for 65 years, died yesterday in Mt. Sinai hospital. Surviving are his widow, Jennie; five sons, Maurice Erwin Joseph Louis, and Harry. Services will be held at today in the chapel at 4225 Roosevelt rd. Edward K.
Hardy Edward K. Hardy, 69, of Meadow Hill Barrington, Chicago real estate dealer for 40 years, died yesterday his home. He was a resident of Evanston for 50 years. Surviving are three children, Edward K. Francis A.
II, and Faith. The funeral will be held at 2 p. m. Saturday in the home. Isadore Gold The funeral of Isadore Gold, 42, of 143 S.
Central who died Tuesday, attack night in the after Sheraton suffering ho- 8 tel, will be held at 2 m. today in the chapel at 3654 Roosevelt rd. Surviving are the widow, Lillian, and two daughters, Phyllis and Sandra. Anselm Kahn Services for Anselm Kahn, 72, of 1236 E. 46th a cigar distributor in Chicago since he came the United States from Germany in 1942, will be held at.
10 a. m. today in the chapel at Roosevelt rd. 'Mr. Kahn died Tuesday in his home.
Surviving are his wife, Bertha, and two daughters. Pfc. Michael Yercich Jr. A memorial mass for Pfc. Michael Yercich 20, of 6331 Parnell who was killed in action in Korea on Aug.
7, will be said at 9:30 a. m. Saturday in St. Bernard's church. He was the only son of Michael and Paula Yercich.
FIND $15,000 HIDDEN IN HOTEL ROOM OF DEAD STEEL WORKER Gary police yesterday found $15,000 in cash and bonds in cigar boxes secreted thruout the hotel room of Michael Makareich, 62, of 934 Washington Gary. Makareich, a steel worker, became ill Tuesday. Police took him to Mercy hospital, where he died yesterday. Makareich, a native of Russia, arrived in Gary about 25 years ago and had worked in the miils since. Friends said his hoard came from his savings.
His attorney, Metro Holovach-25 ka, said his nearest relative in this country is a cousin, Fanase Holok, 4124 Connecticut Gary, altho hc believes Makareich has 8 brother in Europe. LEAPS 800 FEET TO DEATH FROM RENTAL PLANE Syracuse, N. Aug. 23 (P)- A middle aged man leaped to his death today Syracuse a light airport. plane He 800 feet was identified as Harold E.
Sawver, about 55, an employe of the Soivay Process company here. Howard Schaufler. flying the chartered plane, reported that his: passenger pulled himself out the door by grabbing the craft's dual control instruments and almost turned the ship upside down in doing so. Schaufler safely landed the plane, ourned by a private flying service. Blast in Extract Plant Shatters Dust Cylinder An explosion last night in the dust cylinder in the extract plant of Cargill, 122d st, near Torrence blew off the 12 foot top of the cylinder and shattered windows.
The noise of the blast was heard several miles. Firemen of the battalion under Chief for, John Bresingham responded to the alarm. None was injured. PESTMASTER GARDENIER GET YOURS TODAY! AT YOUR FAVORITE STORE ADM. DENFELD STAYS IN RACE DESPITE RULING Boston, Aug.
23 -Adm. Louis E. Denfeld, former chief of naval operations, asserted tonight his name will be on the ballot for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in the Sept. 19 primary despite a ruling 'by State Tax Commissioner Henry F. Long that Denfeld has been a Massachusetts resident only since last March.
My eligibility to run for governor has been confirmed by leading legal authorities," Denfeld asserted. It has been definitely established that.I have always been and am now an inhabitant bf Massachusetts. Ruling Blasted, Political Denfeld's campaign manager, Mason Sears, former Republican state chairman, blasted Long's ruling as political. He asserted that Gov. Paul A.
Dever having eliminated Democratic opposition thru the ballot law commission, is now attempting thru Long "to knock out. Adm. Denfeld, who would be his only effective opposition in the election." Two Democrats who filed to run against Dever in the primary were ruled off the ballot because of allegedly deficient nomination papers. Long ruling was given in connection with rejection of 8 check far $954.22 tendered by Denfeld's attorneys for back income taxes, Cites Residence Provision Loug said he had no authority to accept the payment because his records show Denfeld wrote him in 1945 that his legal residence was the state of Washington. The Massachusetts constitution requires a candidate for governor to have been a resident of the state for the previous 'seven years.
Long said the payment was apparently tendered for taxes due 1940 on 1939 income. He asserted that interest on this sum would amount to $270.17 and added he has discretion under the Jaw to assess a penalty of $5 a day for delinquency. He computed that such a penalty would total $110,000, leaving Denfeld owing the state $111,239.39 if he persists in claiming Massachusetts residence. Under Service Men's Law Sears retorted that Long ought to familiarize himself with provisions of the service men's tax law, under which veterans are given a leeway of six months after separation from military service before filing income tax returns. "Long would never dare contend any court that Adm.
Denfeld is. not qualified to run for governor," Sears asserted. 2 DEAD, 1 HURT IN EXPLOSION OF LOCOMOTIVE Williamsburg, Aug. 23 -The engineer and fireman of a Norfolk Western railroad frate train. were killed in an explosion of the boiler of the train's steam locomotive near here tonight.
The blast threw the boiler of the locomotive 40 feet from the rails and derailed four frate cars, three of them loaded with live stock. A carload of hogs overturned, killing many of the animals. The bodies of Engineer C. H. Clark and Fireman R.
D. Aldred, both of Portsmouth, were recovered in a field. Paul Keyes of South Shore, Ky, trainman, was thrown into the field from the tender but incurred only an ankle injury. F. E.
Taylor, railroad superintendent, said at Portsmouth the cause of the explosion has not been determined. He train, east bound from Cincinnati, miles west of here, was turning a siding when the blast occurred. Wreck Ties Up Central Cleveland, Aug. 23 (AP)-Seventeen cars of a New York bound New York Central frate train from St. Louis went off tracks here yr the road's six track main line and causing damages estimated by an official at $150,000.
ROYAL B.CUSHING SERVICES TO BE I HELD TOMORROW Services for Royal B. Cushing, 75, of Hawthorne Jane, Wheaton, Chicago lawyer, who died Tuesday in his home, will be held in the home at 11 a. m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Princeton, Bureau county.
Mr. Cushing was associated for more than 40 years with the firm of Knapp. Cushing, berger and Stevens and its predecessors, and was senior partner when he withdrew from active practice a year ago. He became general counsel of the Elgin, Jo' liet Eastern railroad in 1944. He also was a director of the ChiI cago Civic Federation.
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The meeting is sponsored by Spiritual Mobilizution, which was founded 15 years ago by the Rev. Dr. James M. Fitield, minister of what is described as the largest Congregational church in Amerrica, at Los Angeles. This movement now sponsors programs over 500 radio stations, including W-G-N and a monthly magazine with a circulation of 160,000.
Scan Socialistic Programs Evolving socialistic programs in churches was considered by the conference and the facts on this subject will be filtered thru the nation by the conferees. The work of at least denominational lobby in Washington was reported to the members of the conference. Socialism in England with its regimentation and cradle to grave philosofy should be the responsibility of churches in England, according to the conferees. There have been, regional conferences under mobilization auspices, but this is the first national conference. Presbyterians, Congregationalists, Episcopalians, Unitarians, and, Disciples predominate.
Dr. Millikan Speaks Dr. Robert A. Millikan of California Institute of Technology addressed the conferees as an expert on physical science. Dr.
Alfred P. Haacke, mayor of Park Ridge, confessed converted New Deal economist, spoke as a political scientist, and Dr. Donald J. Cowling, president-emeritus of Carlton college, spoke for education. He is the founder and president of American Council on Education.
Dean Charles E. McAllister, of St. John's Episcopal cathedral, Spokane, and former rector of St. Luke's church, Evanston, spoke both as educator and theologist. Rural congregations and some of the largest city churches voiced views thru their ministers.
One important problem is how far the minister is to go in politics. WITNESS SHOWS SCAR OF KNIFING IN CULT MELEE Peoria, Aug. 23 Charley Bimm, 69, one of 21 residents of Wyanet, and vicinity, on trial here in a suit for 500 damages brought by 19 members of the Jehovah's Witnesses sect, testified in federal court hore today that a Negro woman stabbed him twice in a riot last Oct. 23 in the Wyanet village park. Bimm removed his shirt to exhibit a shoulder scar he said resulted from of the stab The trial, which began July 12, is concerned with charges by the Witnesses that the park riot was provoked to disrupt a religious meeting and countercharges that the Witnesses incited the riot as a basis for litigation.
Other defense witnesses corroborated testimony by Bimm that 20 or more Negroes came to the park with the Witnesses and participated in the righting. The trial will be resumed Friday after a recess tomorrow. BOY BORN IN N.Y.. TO HEIRESS WIFE OF STOKOWSKI New York, Aug. 23 3 (AP) -A boy was born last night to Gloria Vanderbilt Stokowski, heiress wife of Leopold Stokowski, 68, orchestra conductor, at New York hospital.
Mother and child are doing the hospital said today. The 26 year old heiress and Stokowski were married in Mexico City in 1945. She inherited 000 of the Vanderbilt fortune Feb. 21. 1945, when she became 21.
Her previous marriage to Hollywood actors' agent Pasquale Di Cicco ended in divorce. The boy was Stokowski's fourth child in three marriages. He has three adult children by two previous marriages which ended in divorce. AMPLE PARKING NEW HURSEN CHAPEL 5911 Madison at Mason EStebrook 8-7500 2346 W. MADISON HAymarket 1-0100 NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 929 W.
BELMONT WEllington 5-1724 Thoroughly Air-Conditioned BODY OF YANK KILLED IN KOREA Washington, Aug. 23 (A) Sgt. Ernest Turner of Berwick, was buried with military honors in Arlington National cemetery today. Turner, 35, an infantryman, was the first enlisted casualty of the Korean fighting to be buried in the. cemetery where rest the Unknown Soldier and other national heroes.
The services at the Fort Myer chapel and at the grave were attended by high military, government, congressional, and diplomat econo-(representatives. members present includthe sergeant's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Turner, and a brother, Robert, a wounded veteran of World War I. Another brother, Staff Sgt.
Day G. Turner, WAS awarded the congressional medal of honor after his death in World War II. -FUNERAL DIRECTORS- LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH CHAPEL 316 W. 63D-ST. AT HARVARD.
PHONE: WEatworth 6-0025, p. m. at chapel. NORTH CHAPEL 5501 N. ASHLAND-AV.
PHONE: LOngteach 1-2646. THURSDAY 2:30 p. m. church. E.
10 g. m. in church. HEINICHEN Mary. 1 p.
m. at chapel. FRIDAY -Barbara 10 m. In church. SATURDAY -Margaret 10 1.
m. In church. SOUTHWEST CHAPEL W. 95TH-ST. PHONE: BEverly 8-2182.
FRIDAY SMITTH-Minnie B. 3 p. m. at chapel. LAIN SON C.
H. Jordan Co. Funeral Directors--Chicago and Suburbs FOR 96 YEARS 200 E. Erle-st. SUperior 7-7709.
While we still have life we will love and remember you always." LOVING HUSBAND, DAUGHTER, SON. HOGAN--Mary Hogan. In loving memory you, Mary, who passed away one year ago today. You always be with us. IDA AND DAN.
SMETANA-Lillian Smetana. In fond and loving memory of our dearly beloved mother and grandmother, who passed away two years ago today. JIMMY, DENISE, AND DEBRA LEE. STEVENS Gary Lee Stevens. In loving memory our son, who passed away.
one year agO today. We try not question His Intent But--darling, tho Ris will be done, He has 60 many little angels: He take our only one? HEARTBROKEN MOTHER. AND DAD. WOLFRED- Charles Wolfred, Aug. 24.
1936. Forever in our hearts." PATSY AND MRS. DARLING. DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS EPSTEIN-A monument will be dedicated to the memory of Morris H. Epstein by the Epstein family on Sunday, Aug.
27, at 3 p. section Westlawn cemetery, Montrose and Harlem. -Joseph Welss. A monument will be dedicated to the memory of Joseph Welss, beloved husband of Mitzi, on Sunday. Aug.
27, 1 p. at O. B. A. cemetery, Gate 53, Waldheim.
-FRATERNAL NOTICESEMBLEM LODGE, NO. 984, A. F. Members please attend funeral services for worshipful brother, Past Master Henry Jacobs, at chapel, 5208 N. Broadway, Friday, 2 p.
m. JULIUS HELLER, W. M. -IN Cannata. In loving memory of our beloved wife and mother, who passed away Aug, 24, 1946.
DEATH NOTICES 514 Scranton avenue, Lake Bluff. wife of AISTON Morse Alston. 32. Robert, mother of Judith, daughter of A. R.
Morse of Bensenville. sister of Russell Morse, New Hampion, and Florence Irvine. La Grange. Services private. Please omit dowers.
ABELT-Barbara Titus Arell. Techny, 111., AUR. 22, 1950. dear aunt of Earl Born. Funeral front chapel.
5501 N. Ashland avenue, Fridas, Aug. 25, at 9:15 d. m. to St.
Sylvester's church. Interment St. Bondface's. BIERIE- Adele Blerle, nee Kawka, beloved wile of Donald loving daughter cf Michael and the late Bernice Kawka, fond sister of Raymond, Irenc and Richard, fond sister-InJaw of Kenneth and Josephine Blerie and Mrs. Marie Pease.
Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a. from chapel, 1006 N. Western avenue. to St. Helen's church.
Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. ARmitage 6-3378, T. Blondin, husband of the late Ella Mae Quinn Blondin and the late Bessie Vandergust Blondin, beloved father of Ella bae Shrubar Martin, Florence Vandergust. Alfred, and the late Edward Blondin.
brother of Eva Tracey and Ruby Blondin. Funeral Friday, 9 8. from chapel, 7319 Madison street. Forest Park, to St. Ber-pardine's church.
Interment Mount Carmel. BOURAS-Doris Bouras of 6063 Stony Island avenue, beloved wife of John, dear mother cf Theodora, Joan, and Delores, Services Friday, 10 a. at' chapel. 6935 Stony Island avenue. In place of flowers, family would appreciate contributions to the Unt versity of Chicago Cancer Fund.
BOTCE-Minnie Boyce, at Omaha, formerly of 4162. Blanchan avenue. Congress Park. wife of the late John, mother of Herbert C. O'Neill, grandmother of Shirley Mae O'Nelll.
Services 2:30 p. m. Thursday at chapel, 40 S. Ashland avenue, La Grange. Interment Concordia cemeters.
BREEN--Paul Thomas Breen. late of 10904 S. Wentworth avenue, beloved husband of Lucille, nee Guzzardo: fond son of Olive and the late Neal. dear father of Paul Thorias Richard Neal, and Georgeanne, brother of Francis Neal, John Edward. James and Lorraine Mary Skoglund.
Funeral Siturday, Aug. 26. 1950, from chapel. 252 E. 115th street.
8:30 to Holy church. 108th street and Perry avenue. Mass Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. BREIDINGER-Lolse areidinger. nee Schrct.
beloved wife of Henry, dear mother cf Louise B. Ellinger and Henry F. grandmother of Robert and Lucille Breidinker and Mary Ann Ellinger. Funeral Friday, 2 p. at chapel, 2838 Lincoln avenue.
Interment Acadia Park cemetery, BREINIG-Mazdalena 1461 Ratcher street. Aug. 21. 1950, beloved wife of August dear mother of Raymond dear sister of Bertha Albertson and the late Elsie Lindsay, At chapel. 5501 N.
Ashland arenue, until noon Thursday. Services Thursday. Aur. 24. at 2:30 p.
m. at SL Paul's church. Fullerton parkway and Orchard street. Interment Montrose. BRENNER- Brenner, 4674 Elston avenue and 3244 Lawrence avenue, beloved husband of Sarah.
fond fatber cl Ruth Berns and Annette dear brother of Jcseph. Pearl Mary Cohen, Fannie Coher. and Rose Breaner. four Ftneral Friday, 1 p. at chapel.
3021 Lawrence avenge. Interment Westlarn. BURCHETT-Raymond H. Burchett. Aug.
22. of 7923 Anthony avenue, husband of Anna Krich Burchett. father of Mrs. Jean Morley, William R. and Raymond J.
brother of Robert William Margaret Mrs. Emma Gorman, and Mr. Mamie Walsh. Fur eral Saturday, 8 m. from chapel.
Jed try boulevard at street, to St Felicitas' church: 8:30 a. m. Intermect Holy Sepulchre. Member of Local No. 143, 1, U.
of o. E. Shore 8-8822. Chojnack1 of 2900 8. 48th court.
belored father of Arthur, Geserteve aDd Mildred Sklodowski. father-0-law of Martha Dr. Leo C. At at faneret bore, 4850 W. 31st street, Cicero, sati 10 p.
m. Thursday. Aur. Falcon 24. Remains w11.
tie ta state at the auditortam. 2646 6. 45th court, Cicero, from Friday, 9 coull time of funeral. Saturday. 26.
10:30 to St Mary's church. Interment St. Adalbert': cemetery. Information, OLympic 2-2005. Labella Crawford.
Dee late of 7148 S. Western avenue. beloved write of John, food mother of Jogn, Shirley and James, sister of Loretta Benson, Lilian Le Grace Mallen, Christopher. ward and Joseph Keenan, daughter of the late Capt. James Keenan and Mary Conway Keenan.
Funeral Friday, 9:30 a.m., from chapel. 7133 S. Western arease. to Hedy FRorpet 6-0777. Adrian's church, Mass 10 pterment CROAK -Eleapore Dissett Croak of 10150 Wat lace street, beloved wife of John fond mother of George, Mrs.
Mary Bradley, Ncrbert. John, Richard. and Eugene. sister of Mary Grant. Eugene J.
Dissett. Mr. Stetta Kirby, and the late Irwin and Norbert Dissett, grandmother of 10 Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. from funeral hame.
9900 S. Throop street. to St. Helena's church, mass 10 m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.
CROWLET-Feda Crowler, nite Adams. ct Palos beloved wife of Harry W. Crowley, dear sister of Lulu Stone. Resting at chapel. 5522 S.
Halsted street, where services will be held Thursday 1 p. m. Interment Sigournes. la. CURLET- -Helen Reichert Curley, beloved wife of Frank fond mother of Deborah.
and Infant Mary Jane, dear daughter of Christ and Catherine Foley Relchert. Funeral Friday, 8:45 a. from charel. 5516 S. Ashland arenue, to St.
Leo's church. Mass 9:30. Interment St. Mary's. PRospect 6-0031.
Barrows Cushing, Aus. 22. 1950, beloved husband of Inez, lather of John C. Services Friday, 11 at residence, Hawthorne Lane. Wheaten.
terment. Please ocat Movers. DEL MONACO-Antanto Del Monaco, tend brother of Frank, and the late Romtida Di Domenico of Paterson, dear uncle of Peter Realer of 711 W. Taylor atreet. Funeral Friday, 9 from funeral home.
619 S. Ashland boulevard, to Hely Guardian Angel church. Interment Mcunt Carmel DINISMAN- Sidney Dinisman. beloved hutsband or Nita, loving father of Scott. deer brother of Max.
Mrs. Adeline Nadler, and Isabelle Dinisman. fond son of the late Sam and Mollie Dinisman. Funeral Thurs day, Aug. 24.
at 11:30 at chapel. 936 E. 47th street. Interment Jewish Waldheim. DUMROESE-Alfred Dumroese, at beloved husband of Arvilla, Dee Kruse: fond father of Eldon.
bruther of Meta Ernst, Scima Kressmann. Ernst William, Otto, and the late Edward, son of the late Edward and Louise, nee Krause: son-in-law of Ida and the late John C. Kruse. Resting at funeral home, 2130-32 W. 21st street, until 10 m.
Saturday, Aug. 26. Lying in state at St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran church. 21st street and Horne avenue, until time of service.
at p. Interment Concordia cemetery. Member of Chicago Funeral Directors 1550- clation and Funeral Services Associated. Virginia 7-7758. EGAN Margaret J.
Wiisca notice, ELLIS Ellis, Icrmerly of 740 W. 620 street. beloved husband of the late Mary Ann nee Blaney: father of Bernard. Walter, Mary Sincn, John. Margaret Kas karas, James.
Joseph, and the late William. Funeral Friday, 9. from funeral home, 5438 S. Halsted, to St. Bernard church.
Interment Holy Sepulchre. BOulevard 8-0662. ELLSTROM -Elmer Ellstrom of 55 E. Harvard street, Elmhurst, beloved husband ci Myrtle Jane Elistrom, dear father James, Dorothy Swanson. Glenn Ellatrom.
Margaret Grosso, and Leonard, also survived by two sisters. two brothers. and 10 grandchildren. Resting at chapel, 131 S. York street.
hurst, where services will be held Friday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Concordia. FAGOT Harriet Fagot cf 5216 W. Chicago avenue.
beloved daughter of William and Rose. Funeral Friday, Aug. 25, 10 a. m. at chapel, 2235 W.
Division street. Member of City of Hope. FARCETT-Marte A. Farcett. nee Grant, be loved wife of the late Harry IcvIng mother of Frank, Harry C.
and Donald, dear grandmother of Donald Eugene, tona sister of Eiste Wettenget, Celia Herbert, Ruth White, Oren, and Clinton Grant. Funeral Saturday, 10:45 a. frcin chapel, 2950-58 Fullerton, at Sacramento, to St. Mel's church and 81. Joserb's.
EVerglade 4-3800. -Marian Fein, nee Olech. beloved wife at bfaurice, loving mother of Julian and Leon, dear sister of Dr. J. B.
Olech, Dr. Eli Olech, Mrs. Esther Zucker, and Mrs. Fanny Levtion cf Lcs Angeles. Cal.
Funeral Friday. Aug. 25, at 2:30 p. m. at chapel, 936 E.
47th street, Interment O. B. A. cemetery, -Fred Oscar Fleischer, AUS. 23.
1950, of 850 Lake Shore drive, formerly of .1214 Elm street, Glenview. beloved husband of Marie, fond father of Fred Harriette Kjos. Howard Marion Lindberg. and John dear brother of Mrs. Charlotte Biers, Mrs.
Ernestine Smith. and Mrs. Estelle Stewart. At chapel, 5501 Ashland avenue, where services will be held Saturday, Aug, 26, at 11 m. PORTIER-Jessic Fortier, beloved rite of David fond mother of Suzanne Berner, and Broadus G.
grandmother of Suzy and Sara Berner, daughter of Susan and the late Broadus H. Fisher, sister of Caturah and Harry C. Fisher, and Kathryn Geiger, ServIce at chapel, 7838 Cottage Grove, Thursday, Aug. 24, at 2 p. m.
Interment Oakwoods cemetery. RAdelide 3-0220. PROMM- Fromm of 3545 6th avenue, wife of Joseph. dear mother of Esther Knorr and Agnes Orme of Los Angeles, Cal. Services at chapel, 4138 Madison street.
Thursday, at 1:30 p. m. Burial Woodlawn. GENTILE Pasquale Gentile, of 6614 S. Sceley avenue, beloved husband cl CatherIne.
fond father of Antoinette Del Negro, Josephine Strocchlo, Mrs. Bam Fostir.o, Elizabeth Calascibetta. Michael, James, and the late Joseph. Funeral Friday, 9:15 a. from chapel, 5908 S.
Kedzie, to St. Mary of Mcunt Carmel church. Interment St. Mary's, GRovehill 6-0090. GEORGE- W.
Gecree. beloved hutband of Clara, nee Millington: dear father of Evelyn Jensen, Dorothy Collins and Charlene Vogrig, fond brother cI Joseph A. ServIces Saturday, 2 p. at funeral home, 3517-27 N. Pulaski road.
Interment rost. INdependence 3-5800. GEYLER-Frinces M. Geyler. nee Sleber.
beloved wife of Louls, sister of Agnes Sieber. Services Friday. 2 p. at parlors. 67th street and Dorchester avenue.
Interment Mount Hope. GOERNER-Fertha Goerner. hee Bohn, Aug. 21, late of 2143 Berry avenue, beloved mother of Martha, Herbert, and the late Paul. grandmother of Ave grandchildren.
Funeral Friday, Aug, 25, at 1 p. from funeral home. 2056-58 Belmont avenue. to Eder: cemetery, Member of Equality Chapter. No.
770, 0, E. S. GOLD-Lsadore J. age 42 years, 143 S. Central avenue.
belosed husband LilItan, nee Newburger: dear father of Phylils and Sandra, son of Sarah and the late Sant. brother of George. Milton. and Norman. Services Thursday, 2 p.
at chapel, 3654 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Westlaun cemetery. HALLER-Sec Michael Yereich notice. HARDY--Edward K.
Hardy, beloved hushand of Mrs. Helen Hardy. fond father of Edward K. Miss Faith Hardy, and Francis A. Hardy Il.
Services 2 p. m. Saturday at Edward K. Hardy residence, Meadow HIll road. Barrington.
Interment private. Please omit Nowers. Harrington, beloved mite of Robert, dear mother of Robert Leone. and William, loving daughter of Mrs. Clara Erickson.
Reinterment Friday, 11 a. at Forest Home cemetery with graveside serYices. BElmont 5-6019. HARTSTEIN-Anne Hartstein of Melrose street. beloved daughter of late P.or: and George, dear sister of Helene Sokol and Marge, Serivces Friday, 10 a.
chapel, 5200 Broadway. interment Dr. Herzl Vereln, Waldheim. HARVEY-Paul V. Harvey, late of 4728 Malden, beloved husband of Sarah, father of Janit Rogowskey, brother of Bernadine Swart wout, Hester Negus, and Charles Harvey, Services Thursday, 3 p.
at chapel, 5525 N. Clark, Interment hill. LOngbeach 1-3310. HAUSWIRTH Pearl Hauswirth. nee Brown, age 67, Aux.
23, at Appalachicola. beloved wife of J. E. Hauswirth. land mother of Charles of Appalachicola.
daughter of Mrs. Lillie Brown of Crystal Lake. sister of Maybelle R. Galbreath, Mrs. Goldie Coffee of Crystal Lake.
and Mal. Ernest Brown of Florida. Preceded in death by her father, Dr. D. N.
Brown, and twa brothers. Robert and Thomas Brown. ServIces Friday, Aut. 25, at Appalachicola. Fla.
HEESCH--Clara M. Heesch, suddenly, 1453 Ashland avenue, Des Plaines, beloved daughter of the late Henry and Lena, devoted sister of Mabel. Grace, and the late Henry. Edward, and Myrtle. Resting at funeral home, Lee.
at Perry streets. Des Plaines. where services will be held Saturday, at p. m. Interment Towne of Maine.
HEIDEN -Fred W. Helden, beloved husband of Laura. nee Goddard; dear father of Fred Jr. and Lorraine Wilt, son of Margaret Heiden Gory. grandfather Terry and Jerry Witt.
Resting at funeral home. 4138 W. North avenue, Services 7:30 p. m. Saturday.
Aut. 26. Member of Henry Honach post, No, 1583. V. F.
W. Information, BElmont 5. 6813. HERSCH-Lillian Hersch. nee Langerman.
cf Southmoor hotel. belored wife of Ralph, dear daughter of the late Marcus and Fannie Langerman. fond sister ct Joseph, Jeannette. and Philip Langerman. Funeral Friday.
2 p. at chapel. 6935 Stcay Island Avenue, Please omit Bowers. HEWITT-Annie Blakely Hewitt of 6740 5. Euclid beloved wife of the fate William Henry.
fond mother of Dr. William Francis and the late Eme Marle. dear crandmothe: of William F. Mrs. Ann Larrabee.
Ichn Blakely, Patricia Ann. and Frances Beauvell. Resting al her late residence. Funeral Friday. 10 from residence, to St.
Philip Nerl church. Interment Mount Olivet. C. Hieronymus, at De Pert. Aug.
20. formerly of Chica to. Serrices were held 22, at the Finder. sen-Greiser fanera! home in Green Bay. Sears HIM.
M. Auz. 22, 1950, beloved wife of the late Seth dear mother of IraD, sister of Blanche Correll. Myrtle Wells. the late Alma Lowther, Elle Dye.
Gertrude Phelps. William. and Robert Sears. Resting at funeral home. 5708 W.
Madison atreet. where services will be held Saturday at 1 p. m. AUstin 7-2013. Holman of Glen.
beloved son of Harry and Frances Rathmann Holman, dear nephew of Bernice McDonnell. Fred. William. Edward Pathmann. and Dorothy Juare.
Funeral Friday. 10 2 tram funeral home. Glen rood to St. Sylvester's chorth. ment St.
Joseph's cemetery. HOLM--Andrew H. Holm, beloved hastand ct the late Albertina, dear father of Arther G. Victor Harold and the late Albert, fand of Roger, Robert, June. and Audrey.
Services Saturday. 26th. 1:30 p. at tuneral A W. 79th street.
Interment HUVANE-Patrick J. Bevene of 1215 w. Garield sister of late Austin and Bridget, Rohan. brother of For, Fallon, Beatrice Kora Carr, John, James, and Native of Irishtewd, County Funeral m. from 5438.
8. to Liao church. Interment Holy Sepal DEATH NOTICES JACOBS-Dr. Henry Jacobs, beloved husband LANIERI-See Del Monaco notice. of Beatrice.
dear father of the late Violet REFT-See Michael Ziegler notice, Denahue, devoted grandfather of Carolya REICHERT-See Helen Curley notice. and Gloria, fond brother of Haunah Siegel. Nathan, and Joseph. Services Friday, 3 Albert O. Rhys at Union Printers P.
Westlawn. at chapel, Prust 5206 master of Broadway. Emblem Interment lodge, 535 home. N. Colorado Trumbull Springs, avenue, belored formerly husbazd Ca No.
954. A. F. of the late Catherine Roberts: father of Catherine J. Best of Elmburst.
JAGLOWSKI-Peter A. (Tiny Pete Jagica- Mary Cerldwen Handlin of Palatine, Wink beloved son of Peter 4. Sr. and Anna. fred Dort.
K. Warte. H. laris. Grace dear brother of Eugene.
Millie, Ruth, Flor- Blodwen Vogel. Gwen Sor Demann. Albert O. eace. and John.
Funeral Friday, 9:30 the late Ethel and David from chapel, $044 W. Cermak road, grandfather of treat grandfather cf to St. Carmir's church. Interment St. three.
Resting st funeral home. 5708 w. Adalbert's cemetery. Bishop 7-7940. Medison street.
where services -111 be held Saturday at 2:30 p. m. Interment JANKLOW- 1950. Germany. Arthur W.
beloved Jantion, husband Jct 37. of Jann. Member of Madoc lode. No. 55, In Order of True past noble grand of 3 Luella.
Arthur dear Joann. father of Frederick, wita, and William. Lucia, Union lodge. No. 9.
I. 0. 0. F. and Typo graphical union.
No. 10. AUstin 7-3013. dear son of Rose. Commitment service Friday, 11 st Fort Sheridan Post BIORDAN-Elleen Riordan, beloved nee cf cemetery.
Kindly omit dowers. 1723 W. loving 91st street. wile of John mother of Jot W. fond -Marin Jetivich, beloved husband daughter of Mrs.
Nellie O'Coanell and the of Mary, fond father of Airs. Catherine late Michael. aster of Joseph O'Connell and La. Casto. Seuman 1st Class Marvia.
U.S. the late Mary. Funeral Friday. 9:30 and Ana. brother al Mrs.
Janet Wolder. from funeral home. 9900 S. Throep street. Funtral Saturday, Aug.
26, 9 from to Christ the King churca. Mass at 10 chapel. 6217 S. Ashiand avenue, to St. m.
Interment Holy Sepulchre. Jerome's church. 6-0400. Interment St. Mary's COD- RECD--Selma etery.
PRospect 1050. widow Rund. of Louls nee Ruud. Aug. beloved Thoendel.
Jobrs. dear brother of mother of Set. Locks U. S. and Minale Fleming and Henrietta Alt.
At M. Ruud. Mrs. Norma J. Allen, Mrs.
Gerchapel. 6000 S. Halsted street, where serv- aldine S. Carrano. sister of Mr.
Edith Seine 1sts will be held Friday at 2 p. m. Later- werth and Irving Thoendel. Services et ment Montrose. ENglewood 4-3322.
chapel. 7509 Stony Island avenue. Friday, 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope.
Information, KARN-Anselm Kahn. belored husband of Fairfax 4-2200. helmer Bertha, and toad Ludwig Hotman, one grand- Ryan. Aur. 93.
belcred father of Mrs. Benno WestMrs. ter of the late Anna. deurho child, Funeral Thursday, 10 m. el chapel, Michael.
sister of nee Francis Crowe: and 3654 W. Rcosevelt road Interment Jewish Mars Linder. Theresa. Michael, Margaret, Oakridge cemetery, Hiliside, 111. and Helene Fitzer.
Funeral Friday, Aug. 25, 9:30 a. from RANTER-Dinah Kanter. beloved wife of the chapel, 7066 N. Clark street, to St.
Mare late Morris. dear mother of Celia Kahn. caret Mary's church. Interment All Salnu, Bertha Weller, Lou. Ruth Stein, Harry and P.
Schnier, fond brother the late Jacob. loving sister of Anna cf Anna Neubauer, Herman and the late del. Services Thursday. 2 p. at chapel, Theodore Schuter.
Funeral Friday. 9:30 5206 Broadway. Interment Westlawn. Family from chapel. 5516 S.
Ashland ave at 3643 N. Western avenue. nue, to St. Basil's church. Mass 10 o'clock.
KEENAN-See Isabella Crawtord notice. Interment St. Mary's. Member cf KIPP-Charies M. Kipp of 4510 N.
Merrimac Hughes PRospect post. 6-0031. No. 316. Aerican Legion.
avenue, loving husband of Ruth. brother of Willian and Lammeo. Services 3 p. m. Fri SCHREIBER-Jullus Schreiber.
2617 Jackien day at funeral home, 4447 Irving Park rad. boulevard, husband of Eva, brother of Gus Interment Acacia Park cemetery. tave Schreiber, Rose Lapin. Lillian Padino, KOWANDA -Leo Kowanda. Aug.
21, beloved and Father Resenstein. Body cannot be husband. of Sylvia, brother of Mrs. Theresa viewed until time of funeral Serve Nickel, Sirs. Ludmilla Weeks.
Mrs. Ernestine loes at funeral home. 5525 N. Clark street, Kellner. and Mrs.
Emma Burdack. Funeral Saturday, 3 p. m. Interment private. Friday, 10 4.
at chapel, 3221 Lincoln SIUDA-WIthauld A. Studs. Aug. 37. beloved son of Michael A.
and Selma, fond brother KRAMER-Stella Kramer, nee Secrech, be- of Mr. Loretta Schluse, Michael and loved wife cf the late John, dear mother ct Elaine, Funeral Friday, chapel, Helen Rossol. Harry. and Martha Gorski. Jeffery boulevard street.
10 St, Funeral Saturday. 10:30 from 1u- Bride's church. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment neral Home.
3517-27 N. road. to St Mary's. SOuth Shore 8-8823. Our Lady of Grace church.
Interment St. SMIT -Peter Smit. beloved father of Jacro, Adalbert's. INdependence 3-5800. Henty.
and Gertrude Smith. Services KRUG-Eenry Krug of 6039 S. Blahop street. at 1 6453 Interment Irving Park road, Thursday chapel. beloved husband ci Berths, Dee Scheel: p.
'm. Eden cemetery. dear father of' Edna Mander. fond brother SMITH -George Smith, beloved husband of Kate Hunter, Emma Orle from Ashton, of Ellen dear father of Helen A. WI.
Ham, and the late George and Phll- man, George W. Dorothy M. Drane, and 11p, grandfather of Joyce and Ronald. Fu- Madeleine fond brother cf Deniel. loving petal Friday, at 1:30 P.
from chapel, grandfather of elrht. Services Friday, 5652 5. Ashland avenue. Interment Falr p. el chapel.
2108 N. Western a venue, mount. REpublic 7-0071. HUmboldt 6-1716. KRUSE- See Alfred Dumroess notice.
SMITH -Katherine Delaney Smith. AUE. 31. KUKLA-Casimir Kukia, beloved husband al 1950. late ot 6000 Byron street, widow el Caroline, dear father of Stephen.
Joseph, Louis G. Smith. dear nother of Genevieve Adolph, and Victor. Funeral Friday, Spence and Kathryn King. sister of Irene 25.
10:30 a. from 3054 W. Cox, Daniel and Joseph Delaney, grandmother Cermak road, to St. Casimir's church, Inter- of Mary Jane Walters and Barbara King. ment Resurrection.
BIshop 7-8999. Funeral Friday, Auk. 25, at 8:43 a. front La Dew of 734 N. Pine, funeral home, 4506 Sheridan road at Stray.
LA DEV R. of the late Gladys; loving side. to St. Pascal's church. Interment beloved husband L.
Dunlap, brother Calvary. LOngbeach 1-4714. father of Mrs. Orabelle of Ora L. Matthiesen.
Services Friday. Aug. SMITH Minnie B. Smith. 9331 S.
Threes 25, at 3 p. m. at chapel, 124-126 Madison street, AUF. 22. 1950.
beloved street, at Lombard avenue. Oak Park. In- Joseph S. Sm.th. fond of E.
Elitterment Waldhelm. Member of Lawtou lodge? worth, Joseph S. X. Mar, and the late No. 216, F.
and Willam Dc- Edna M. Smith. At chapel, 3131 W. 95th Kinles camp. No.
6, U. S. W. V. where services will be held Fridar.
Hulde Llija, Bethany Beach, Aur. 25th, at 3 m. Interment Mount formerly of Chicago. beloved Hope. BEverly 8-2182.
Member of LILJA-Mrs. cus chapter. No. 144. 0.
Damar wite Sawyer, fond mother of Evelrn and E. S. of Joseph. Norman. Retting after Thursday evening.
SMITH--Sidney Smith of Downers Grove. beuntli Saturday at 1107 W. 79th loved husband of Katie. brother of L. F.
street. Services Saturday, Auc. 26, 2 p. Smith of Victoria. B.
Canada. Services at Beverly Baptist church, 1546 J. 87th Saturday. 2 p. m.
in chapel. 5017 Highstreet. Interment Oak Hill cemetery. land avenuc, Downers Grove. Interment LINDLET-Mary M.
Lindley, Aug. 23, wife of Clarendon Hills. the late William beloved mother of Mrs. SORNA- James Sorna late of 5633 Alice Johnson, Clarence Edwin and 33d place, beloved father James. Ella the late Harry grandmother af Phyllis Mrzene.
William. and Eugene, fond brother Johnson and Barbara Lindley. Services Fri- 01 Dr. Marie Scrna Levinson. Dr.
Anna S. day, AUR. 23, 1:30 p. at chapel, 174- Van Paine, and Barbara J. SalVe 126 Madison street.
st Lombard avenue, Ices Friday. Aur. 20, 1:30 p. at chapel, Oak Park. Interment Glen Oak.
3844 Cormak-rd. Interment Rohrmian NaMANDARINO-Michael J. Mandarino, late of tonal. Telephone Olympic 2-0243. 611 S.
Lytle street, fond uncle of Charles, SPEDALE-Angela Spedale, beloved rife of Sam Christy and Carmen Dattolo, Betty Dominic, fond mother el Sam. Mri. Sarah Delnero, Rose Fata, Ann Coduto. Mary King. and Joseph, sister pt Mrs.
Mary Pensa. and the late Louis Daltolo, FU- Signa, Services Friday. Aug. 75, peral Saturday, from chapel, 1439 from funeral home. 5200 N.
Western aveW. church. Taylor street, Interment to Our Blount Lady Carmel. Pompell FOR nuE, corner of Foster, to St. Andrew's of 6-2416.
church. Interment At Salute' cemetery, information, MOnroc SPILLANE-Marie of loved wife of Spillane. nee Jacobs, be MARTELL-Maric E. Martell. beloved of wife Roger.
fond mother of Daniel, Paul, fond mother of Audree, Ann, loving daughter of Marie and the late Bertita, Barbara, and 25. 3 George Jacobs. dear sister of Theresa VerRobert, grandmother of Paul. Funeral Friday. Aug.
p. ten. and Romayne Burns. Funeral at funeral heme. 5308 Belmont avenue, 9:30 a.
from funeral home. 3552 Soutlt Saturday, Interment Memory Gardens cemetery. port avenue. to St. Andrew's church.
InterMeHUGH-Rose J. McHugh, Aug. 22, 04 487 ment St. Joseph's. Parkside avenue, Elmhurst, beloved wife STANTON-William T.
Stanton, late of 1231 of Frank loving mother of Frances. Cella, 49th avenue, Cicero, beloved husband of Harold of Minooka. and Mrs. Bernice Evelyn, nec Zeman: fond father of and Keyes of Stella Indianapolis, Talbot of Joliet. and Thomas, dear son ct Barbara fond sister of Ruth and the Inte Charles.
dear Anthony Stankavich, brother of Mrs. Anna Loretta and Mrs. Evelyn Gall. and Donald Mo Witt and Frank. Services Thur day, 1:30 Oakes of Lakes Keyes.
Funeral Friday, Auc. P. at chapel, 5908 W. Roosevelt road. grandmother of Robert.
25, at 9:30 a. from funeral home. 123 Interment Montrose cemetery. Information, Hugh and Billy N. York street, Elmhurst.
to Immacu- Manifeld 6-0120. Please omit Ncwers. late Conception church. Interment Queen of STARK -Martha Kley Stark. late of the Core Heaven cemetery.
water Beach hotel. Chicago, beloved wite of McMULLEN-Ernest L. McMullen, AUF. 13, 4 the late George V. Stark.
24. Memorial Sheridan services 1950, late of 3616 W. 56th place, be- Thursdey. Aus. Room, loved husband of Florence Hazes.
beloved Edgewater Beach hotel. father of James and Lucille, brother of K. Strissel, nee Prey, of Mrs. Ruth Brannigan. father-In-law of 2312 Addison street.
belured wife of Charles Theodore Baker and Frances. Funeral Sat- fond mother of Mildred and Charles urday. Aug. 36, street. at Interment chapel, Forest 4358 dear sister of Rudolph Prry and S.
officiating. Ellen Prey. Services Friday, P. Richmond Home cemetery, the Rev. Selcer chapel.
3905-07 Lincoln avenue. Interment LAfayette 3-4480. Acacia Park. MECHTERSHEIMER-Alphi Parnell 28, SWIETLIK--Walter Swietlik, beloved husband A. Mechtershelmer of 10200 fond mother cf Julla, fond father of Lorraine Weber, avenue.
Aug. 1950. wife Frances of the late Morrizon. Henry Mrs. Anna Math- Loretta Beckley.
Chester, and Eugene, of Mrs. Beachier, and Henry father-In-law of Russell Weber, brother of Sue, Mrs. Maxine Doris and Frances Frank. Theodore. and William.
Funeral C. Jr. Mathews. Janet Beach- Saturday. AuR.
26, at 0:30 a. from grandmother of Morrison. William Mechtershelmer, sister of chapel. 2021 Dickens avenue. to AIl Saints' leT, and and Mrs.
vidiet Zim- church. Interment All Saints' cerietery. Barbara Mrs. Augusta At 214 E. 115th street.
Fer call HUmboldt 6.9453. Knox chapel, Aug. 25, at 1:30 D. m. Member of White Eagle chapter, No.
30, mermaun. Services D. A. V. Friday, Interment Cedar Park.
A. Messmer. nee Kirn, of J. Tanser. hrloved husband MESSMER-Lillian beloved wife ci of Marle Ruzicka Tansy.
fond father cf 5232 S. Aberdeen street, late Frank, mother of William, Rey- Edward son of the late Catherine Loretta Julia Kacens. Edward, Robert. Mary. and Joseph Tansey.
brother of the and Donald, sister of Mri. Reynolds. William, Vincent, Paul, LeRry mond. Frank. Ernst Waterman, and Tansey.
and the late Mary Funeral Lillian. Edward Lussky. Mrs. Charles Kirn. Funeral Saturday.
9:30 Friday. 9:30 street, at from chapel. 5911 W. from funeral home. 5438 S.
Heisted street, Madison Mason avenue. to St. to St. John the Baptist church. Interment Charles' church.
Oak Part, 101. Intrrment Mount Olivet. BOulevard 8-0867. Mount Carmel cemetery. Member of Ziertrical Men's union, local 134.
and MILLER -See Theresa Miller Venerable notice. Service post. No. 678. American Legion.
Este MOCK-MrI Minnie Mock, net Hartwig, brook 8-7500. Beatrice, mother of Rt. Mary. Rev. Bernard, Mstr.
TAUSCHER-Emilia Tauscher. ure Mueller. Ferdinand G. Mock V. beloved wife of the late Ludale, aunt of Henry, and Joseph.
Services Friday. Aug. 25, Raymond Mueller. Fungal Friday. 10:30 10 a.m., at St.
Joseph's church. Beatrice, a. from chapel. 1723 Larraber street, 10 Neb, Interment Mount Carmel, Chicago, 11 Michael's church. Interment st.
m. Saturday, Aur. 38. Int. LA Grange 298.
Joseph's Michigan 2-1235. MULLEN-Michael F. Mullen. beloved hur THOMSON-Annie Thomson of 5945 S. Fran band of Ella, fond father of Eleanor, claco avenue, beloved wife of Samuel, drat liam.
Genrge, and Edward, brother of Wii- molises of Mrs. Margaret Hansen, John. Mra. liam. John.
Mrs. W. O'Leary. Mrs. J.
L. Gladys Peoples, and James, grandmother of Glancey. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 seven and three great-grandfrom chapel, 5911 W. Madison street at children. Services Saturday, 11 Mason 'avenue, to St.
Giles' church. Oak chapel, 1939 W. 35th street. Interment and Park, 111. Interment St.
Joseph's cemetery, graveside services at St. Joseph's Memorial Member of Ferhan councli. K. of and cemetery, South Bend. at 3 D.
m. Chicago Journeyman Plumbers union, local THORNTON-Owed R. Thornton 4973 Lake No. 130. EStebrook 8.7500.
Park avenue, father of Harvey Thornien and NEMEC- Nemec of 1840 S. Maple Idamae Lower. Services p. m. Thursday avenue, Berwyn, beloved husband of the chapel.
5203 Lake Perk avenue, Interlate Mary Nemec, fond father of Mary ment Milwaukee. Wis. Hyde Park 3-0013. Smach. Joseph.
Alderman. Edward Nemec Tichy of 5425 S. Rockwell of Berwyn. and the late James. brother of beloved husband of Elsie, nee Walsek: loving John Nemec of Mcadowlands, Minn.
crand- father of D-. Else Tichy Trala and Dr. Edna father of six. Funeral Friday. 1:30 p.
m. Tichy Nowak, four grandchildren. brother ol from funeral home. 0617 w. Cermax road.
Costar, Otto, Emily Vicha. and Elanier. Berwyn. Interment Bohemian National. Call Services Friday.
Aug. 25. 1:30 Bishop 3-1240 or STanley 8-1092. chapel. 5113 8.
Western asenur. Interment O'RBIEN-20 Lt. William H. O' Brien, 8th Bohemian National. PRospect 6-4758.
A. A. died May 17. 1944. in Ger- VENERABLE -Theress Stiller Venerable, be many.
beloved son of Rosella, nce Col- loved mother of Isabella Keiner and Arthur well. and the late William fond Martin. grandmother of P.ose Mary, Judy brother of Elaine R. Reedy. AL parlors, Ann.
and Fred Kener Jr. mother-in-law 67th street and Dorchester Friday, of Fred Keiner. Funeral Saturday, 1:30 25. Funerai Saturday, at cnapel, 1032 Wentworth. InterAug.
from parlors. to Holy Cross church. Inter- ment Oak Hill. ment Holy Sepulchre. VERISARIO-Mary Verisario, nee Maurice, beloved wile of the late Paolo, fond mother OERTER-John of Oerter.
Emma Aug. Potratz 23, Oerter. 1950, de be of Mrs Josephine Miliotic, Carlo loved husband Emma Mrs. Mary I Tony Comande and voted father of Lorenz and Edward Oerter, Tony Rosel. dear sister Sebastiano Margareth Mayer and Evelyn Rauch, fond Maurice, 14 grandchildren and Ave greatgrandfather of Doroth-, Lorrala, and Donald grandchildren.
Funeral SaturdaT, 3 4. m. Krein. Resting at funeral home. 3314 Armi from chapel, 441 W.
North to Holy tare avenge. Services Saturday, 1 p. m. Rosary church. Interment Mount Carmel.
meat Ridgewood cemetery. Please omit dowers, Michigan 2-1234. OREN-Jime Suier Owen. Aug. 23.
1950, -See Anna Pokora netice. des: daughter of Edith Hi. Owen. ford sister of Paul Armatronr and Bethine Armstrong. WEILAND-Georre A.
Wetland, 77, AUt. niece of Ruth Rodrirues of New York, and 23. 1950. belured husband of Emma. font Esther Macdone, cousin of Harding Macdona.
father of Mary Teagle. Anna D. Geurge Funeral notice later. B. Welland of Crown Paint.
lad, und Wat -John Pastorer, suddenly. late of ter L. o' Wabash. fond brother 1743 W. 17th strect.
beloved husband of Mrs. Mary C. Wissmann of Cecilia, nee devoted father of Er Cal. Resting at Linton funeral home, Crown ily Richllew. Cecilia and Sophia Paint, until services.
p. m. at the Miparik. father-InHaw of Jotern Richliew, Brethodist church. Interment Calumet Park John Solkowski, and Aurust Minarik, grand- cemetery.
Ir: formation. CRown Point 37. fether of Patricia. Donald, Margery, and NINEBERG Dr. Leon Wineberr of 8014 Diane.
Funeral Friday. 1709 Aug. W. 25. 9:30 Ingleside avenue, beloved husband of WAith, fom chapel.
18th street. nee Friedtian. dear father of Frances to St Vitas' church, Interment St. Adat losing brother cf Albert and Helen Wineberg. tart's cemetery.
Information CAnal 6-1245. Services at convenience of family. -John Pignataro, dear husband WHITE- Frederic E. White. are 7.
at Slous nf the late Rosaria, nee loving Falls. S. beloved husband of Marion. father of Nelina Ampone. Edward.
Oreste, fond father of Mira. Elmer Pierce ci Leo and Excest Pirnataro, brother of the late Angeles, Stuart White of Clayton. So. and Joseph. Puncral Saturday.
11 a. from William C. Paulton of Slous Fails, Farrchapel, 624 N. Western arente, to st. Ices Friday.
3:30 P. at chapel. 3905-07 Matthew's church. Interment Mount Car- Lincoln svenue. under acepices of William mei.
ARmitage 6-7800. B. Warren lodre. No. 209.
A. F. M. PLECINSKI-Helen Plodust, fate cf 130 W. Interment private.
Member Chicago 154th street, mother of Commander. No. 19. K. and Medinah Irene Glese, John, and Lorene Placinski, Shrine.
Harvey. mother-in-law of Dr. Theodore Glese. Ade WILSON-Marraret J. 6219 M.
La line. and Sophie Funeral Friday, Mal, Aug. 23, 1950, wife of Bartley Wilen, 10 m. from chapel. 1123 Noble street, sister of William and John Fran, daughter to Holy Trinity church, Interment Adat tn-daw of Elizabeth Egan.
Funeral from bert's cemetery. Information, ARcaitage chapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue. Saturdar.
6-1921. Aus. 36. 9:30 a. to queen of All Pokore.
late of 1619 8. Salats' church. Interment St. Joseph's Ruble Freet. beloved wife of Joseph, dear TERCICH-PIc.
Michael dich. 8. M. mother of Stephen, Anna Helen. Ang.
7th. 1950. in Korea. dearly be Lillian. Mildred.
and Joseph sister of lord con of Patia, ne Haller. and Mary Shestack. John, and Susan Wasalll, Michael Tercich Br. Memorial mrandmciber of 7. Funeral Friday.
Aug. 75, Saturday. Aut. 26. at 9:30 a.
at St 9:30 from chapel. 059 W. 10th Bernard's charch. 66th and Stewart armor. Der Lady of Sorrows cemetery.
Meley Aug. 13, 1950, late of 3051 nee N. Central street. to church. M.
Zepals. Lomtak, 5711 6: LAfayette 3-2191. Fart avenue, belored mother of POST -Chester L. Washladen, D. Walter.
Laten. Jeanette, and Raymond, Ang: 21, beloved busband of Jeanie Rest Dennis. mother-in-law of Funeral Can 9:30 crandmother lag Froc: 41 11:30 funeral home, Friday, 4135 W. Aug. 18.
North matul avenue, 10 free chapel. 3060-64 Saturday, Milwaukee avenue. 16 of m. Saturday. Services p.
Satorday, St. Hyacinth cherch. Interment EL Adas26, at Graceland cemetery chapel. bert's Dickens 2-3252. Member of Ederwater lodge.
No. 901. A. F. late of A.
M. Interment loving of BElmont 5-6817. Marie Red father of MI 0515 chart Letter brother of Anne HOne Norads Maplewood and Fincent. Funeral Saturday, Aug. of Peter and Joseph.
Jack and Rose dear brother of Cassie dial and Attabeth Red. 26. 6:30 from chapel. and Jobs and Helen Red. also pieces Western to Nativity.
Funeral Friday, AgE. 35. fros Interment Member of chapel. 845 W. Armitase.
to St. Cemeat's American Legion, Darius and Gireas port. chorth, 10 Interment Jerrod's 211..
