and 12 Saturday, April 6, 1946 HOFFMAN LINKS HOUSING SUBSIDY AND 'PET' KAISER Surprised at Fervor for Prebuilt Homes Tribune Press Washington, D. April 5 Rep. Hoffman suggested today that the administration is seeking a 600 million dollar housing subsidy fund to' help finance production of prefabricated homes by Henry J. Kaiser. The congressman expressed surprise thusiasm in a shown house by speech Housing at the Chief en- Wyatt and Stabilization Director Bowles for prebuilt homes, which Hoffman said are "like peas in a pod." Hoffman said early this year Bowles stated that prebuilt home manufacturers should be allowed a profit" on their output, "generous Wyatt has set a of 850,000 units in the next two years.
Bowles Praised Kaiser Recalling that Bowles as OPA chief praised Kaiser as a man of vision and boldness," Hoffman also noted that this administration's pet' has received 103 million dollars in federal loans, or 36 per cent of the total Reconstruction Finance corporation loans outstanding. Hoffman asked, "Is it possible Bowles was intending by his laudatory' references to Kaiser, to put Kaiser into the mass production of prefabricated housing and in a position to receive a substantial part of the 600 million dollar subsidy? We recall that Kaiser has a scheme of his own to manufacture prefabricated homes." Denounces Subsidy Program Denouncing the subsidy proposal, which is pending in congress, Hoffsaid "Wyatt should not be placed in a position where he can use hundreds of millions of dollars, to aid manufacturers of prefabricated houses in the effort to supply veterans not with homes, but with glorified brooder houses. Perhaps veterans and their wives will want an old-fashioned home such as pa and ma had, and not a prebuilt structure. Not every one. likes the same model automobile.
Porter Porter, OPA Bowles, and Wyatt should forget prefabricated, packaged houses, and do something to give veterans an up to date, old-fashioned American home." DOCTOR CRUEL, WIFE CHARGES; WINS DIVORCE Mrs. Christine Eastman, 50, of 1342 Park River Forest, yesterday won a divorce on a charge of cruelty from her husband, Dr. Lewis K. Eastman, head of Danish American hospital, before Judge John A. Sbarbaro in Superior court.
Mrs. Eastman, thru her attorneys, Barrett, Barrett, Costello and Barrett, charged that Dr. Eastman punched her, slapped her, and knocked her down when she tried to prevent his leaving their home on the day of their separation, Nov. 15, 1945. The couple was married Dec.
16, 1943. Mrs. Eastman accepted $6,700 in lieu of alimony. OFFICIAL WEATHER FORECAST today tomorrow and yesterday's records: INDIANA: Showers ending tonight; partly cloudy and warmer tomorrow. LOWER MICHIGAN: Cloudy and rather cool; showers in south; partly cloudy and warmer totnorrow.
UPPER MICHIGAN: Generally fair: increaslas cloudiness end warmer tomorrow. WISCONSIN: Fair in north, clearing in south: cloudiness and warmer tomorrow followed by showers in northwest in afternoon. Fair in west and clearing in east; increasing cloudiness and warmer tomorrow with showers in west in afternoon. MINNESOTA: Fair; warmer in north; mostly cloudy and mild tomorrow occasional showers. MISSOURI: Cloudy: occasional thundershowcooler in south and in tomorrow.
OHIO: Scattered showers: warmer: mostly cloudy and cooler probably tomortost, followed by rain. Place of observation Wind Highest Lowest 15P State April 5, of 6:30 weather p.m. hours. last hours. last 12 hours.
Central standard time East 'central statesCarbondale, M. 43 M. CHICAGO, cloudy W. 61 35 Trace Cincionati. 60 39 Cleveland, W.
57 53 38 35 Detroit, Eschnaba, cloudy. cloudy W. 49 56 28 Trace Grand Rapids, 53 34 Trace Green Bay, rain. 28 .07 Indianapolis, cloudy 58 31 Lousiville. cloudy.
65 38 Madison, 59 30 .01 Marquette, 50 28 Memphis, cloudy. 79 50 Milwaukee, 58 34 Trace Nashville. cloudy 71 45 Sault. Ste. Marie.
cloudy.W 45 24 Trayerse City, 49 30 Trace West central statesBismarck, 52 .07 Des Moines, cloudy. 58 00 .01 Dubuque, 60 .02 Duluth. N.W. 44 27 Kansas City, 66 .85 Little. Rock, cloudy.
82 51 Mple-St. Paul, 52 32 Oklahoma City, 25 52 Omaha. cloudy. 62 40 .01 Rapid City, cloudy. 54 35 St.
Louis, 69 43 Sioux City, 68 38 Wichita. cloudy. 77 51 Trace Williston. 53 44 Eastern statesAtlanta, 73 Boston. cloudy.
50 42 Trace Buffalo, 48 Trace Eastport. 34 32 .65 Jacksonville, 82 58 Miami 88 61 New York, 46 Trace Philadelphia. 48 45 Trace Pittsburgh, 46 36 Trace Washington. 60 48 Gulf statesAbilene, 87 Amarillo, 86 Brownsville, 85 67 El PEsO, 85 54 Fort Worth, cloudy. 83 60 Galveston.
66 New Orleans, clear. 81 61 San Antonio, cloudy 86 59 Tampa, N.W. 84 67 Mountain states Albuquerque, 67 57 Boise, rain. Trace Cheyenne, Trace Denver, 39 Havre. 61 24 Helena, 61 Phoenix, 81 .01 Pueblo.
78 33 Salt Lake City. 65 44 Pacific statesFresno, cloudy. 75 48 Los Angeles, 70 40 Portland. 54 41 Trace San Diego, 70 52 Can Francisco, 57 48 Seattle, 53 36 Trace Spokane, cloudy. 58 Yuma, cloudy.
83 Canadian provincesBattleford. 54 20 Calgary, cloudy. 54 Medicine Hat, cloudy. 59 26 Edmonton, 51 50 River, 42 25 Montreal, 43 38 .04 Quebec. Calm 34 30 The Pas.
32 15 Toronto, cloudy. 46 32 .01 White River, 34 01 .01 winniper. 42 26 .03 Port Norman, M. 02 M. ORPHAN ANNIE! GUESS WHEN WE GET OLD BUT HONEY'S YOUNG OH, GRAMPAW! YOU KNOW WELL.
AND LAZY ITS A MITE HARDER SEEMS TO GET TIRED AT HER YOU WERE AS ANXIOUS DON'T KNOW TO SEE OUR DUTY IF IT MEANS OR LOSE HOPE WELL, I HOPE SHE AS I WAS, TO KEEP AS I COULD A LOT MORE HARD NEVER HAS TO LOSE HER FRED'S PLACE SAY GRAY Reg. 0. 5. Pat. Off.
1946, by News Syndicate Co, Ins THE GUMPS AT THAT INSTANT.I SH-H! COME, TRISHA DEAR- PULL YOURSELF TOGETHERIM SURE JON WILL BE BACK HOME WITH YOU SOON-. Tribune, U. Chicago EDSON, The 4.0 SUPER-HIGHWAY FINANCING PLAN BEFORE COUNCIL Green Urges 3 Way Cost Sharing The city council yesterday referred to the finance committee for consideration a proposal received by Mayor Kelly from Gov. Green ing a cost sharing agreement among the city, state, and county to finance construction of the Northwest superhighway and the Wacker dr. extension The governor's proposal was outlined to the council in a letter from the mayor, which stated that he had advised Gov.
Green that he believed such an arrangement would be ac. ceptable to the city and that action be taken at once. Northwest Placed First Gov. Green's letter pointed out that expressways are urgently needed. Foremost among them, the governor believed, is the Northwest super highway, and secondly the Wacker dr.
extension which will provide for collection and distribution of downtown traffic flowing from the Congress st. super-road. Council members voted to publish and defer until their next meeting, Monday night, approval of a seven year public works program in Chicago which will cost $298,600,000. Of this amount, $189,860,000 would be raised by bond issues. The balance of the money would come from previously issued bonds and the city's motor fuel tax funds.
share of proposal state introduced by Ald. Bowler chairman of the council finance committee, in the form of a report com the committee. It drew fire from Ald. Waller who argued that the council's approval Monday night would mean inclusion of a large bond issue on the June judiciary election ballot. Urges Early Decision Waller that this election is of the variety, and one charmed, ignored by a large number of voters.
Nevertheless, he said, he favored placing the super highway and airport issues on that ballot, as he deemed these emergency matters. The administration, he charged, is trying to steamroller the program. Ald. Moss supported Waller's stand. He contended the entire issue should be delayed until the council committee on taxation formulates a plan to obtain additional revenue from sources other than real estate taxes.
Ald. Keenan joining Waller and Moss, charged that the huge program will be paid by property. owners thru taxes, regardless of what other promises are made. He also urged the council to move slowly. KELLY PROMISES TO HEED ADVICE IN SCHOOL STUDY Mayor Kelly told the city council yesterday he would consider self bound to follow recommendations of a special committee of university presidents he appointed this week to determine a method of selecting a school board to remove the suspicion of politics.
mayor said all the men had accepted the committee appointment except Dr. E. C. Colwell, president of the University of Chicago, who suggested a committee of wider scope in his letter refusing the appointment. Mayor Kelly said he had written Dr.
Colwell expressing regret at his action, but said further than that not going to get into any controversy with the gentleman." A resolution by Ald. Moss demanding the resignations of James B. McCahey, school board president, and Supt. of Schools Johnson, and a resolution by Ald. Bohling calling for filling future school board vacancies from recommendations by the special withdrawn after the mayor's statement.
SLAYER OF SON REGAINS SANITY; GIVEN RELEASE Mrs. Catherine Kelly, 5 50, committed to the state insane at Kankakee after killing hospital John, 5, with a baseball bat while he slept on May 21, 1940, was found to have recovered her sanity by a jury in the Criminal court of Chief Justice Harold G. Ward yesterday and was returned to her family, now living at 5646 S. Oakley av. The state hospital recently reported she had become sane and another son, Austin, 27, recently discharged from the army, brought about yesterday's hearing.
Dr. William H. Haines, head of the court's behavior clinic, said he had examined her and found her sane. The murder charge was dismissed by Assistant State's Atty. Joseph Pope.
Both her husband, Michael and her son were in court. OBITUARIES Miss Anne Elizabeth Fuller Miss Anne Elizabeth Fuller, 73, of 1453 Addison retired public school teacher, died yesterday after a heart attack in her home. A native Chicagoan, she was daughter of Daniel W. and Ellen Fuller, pioneer residents. Miss Fuller taught in the public schools for 42 years and was assistant principal of the Headley school when she retired eight years ago.
Surviving are two sisters, Miss Mary E. Fuller, also retired teacher, and Mrs. Lucy of Hardin, Mont. Services be held in St. Andrew's church at 10 a.m.
Monday. Mrs. Rose Rachel Cohn Services for Mrs. Rose Rachel Cohn, 87, of 533 Roscoe active charitable and club work, who died Thursday while visiting in Gladwater, will be held at 2 p. Monday in the chapel at 5145 Broadway.
She was the widow of Abraham Cohn, head of the Cohn Iron and Steel company. She was past president of the Grodna Verein Ladies auxiliary, and the Hebrew migrant Aid society. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Tillie Korach and Ann Goldman. Mrs.
John M. Bain Mrs. John M. Bain, 74, of 9820 Damen a lifelong resident of Chicago, died yesterday in her home. Survivors include her husband, a former banker and a former member of the south park board of commissioners; two brothers, and a sister.
Services will be held at 2 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 95th st. and Damen av. Marion R.
Thompson Services for Marion R. Thompson, 63, of 7017 Clyde av. will be held at 1 p. m. Monday in the chapel at 1409 E.
67th st. Mr. Thompson, who died Thursday night in his home, retired 16 years ago because of poor health as assistant manager of the refrigeration department of Swift Co. Surviving are his widow, Lillian, and a son, Ralph, of the home. Chester E.
Herrod Services for Chester E. Herrod, 51, of 2250 W. 111th who died yesterday in his home, will be held at 3 p.m. today in the chapel at 1971 W. 11th ct.
Mr. Herrod, who was senior vice president of the District -National bank, 1110 W. 35th leaves his widow, Frances, two sons, and a daughter, Walter Scott Hauk Walter Scott Hauk, 61, retired district manager for Yardley and for many years a resident of Chicago, died yesterday at his home in St. Petersburg, Fla. A member of the Executives' club here and a Shriner, Mr.
Hauk retired in 1942 when he moved to Florida. His widow, Adeline, survives. A WOMAN DRIVER PLEDGES FEWER SIPS AT PARTIES Tears and a promise to "stay away from too many co*cktails won probation yesterday in Safety court for Mrs. Edna Goulden, 43, of 2552 Oak Franklin Park, on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Thursday, said police, Mrs.
Goulden and a companion got to Karlov av. and Jackson on their way home from a baby shower. Mrs. Goulden, they said, apparently had illusions about some bumping her automobile. Police were called.
They said she was abusive but that there was no evidence of an accident. When Judge George Weiss fined her $100 and costs and ordered her driver's license suspended 60 days, she began to cry. Well, if I put you on probation for one year, what will you do when you go to other showers? the judge asked. "I guess I'll ride buses and street cars," she said. "That isn't what I mean," the guess I'll stay away from too (judge said.
co*cktails." That satisfied the judge, who placed her on one year's probation. Mrs. Goulden wiped away her tears. Club to Hold Appomattox Day Meeting Tomorrow Appomattox day, commemorating Lee's surrender to Grant in the Civil war, will be observed by the Appomattox club, 3632 South Park way, with a public meeting at 4 p. m.
tomorrow. Roscoe Conkling Simmons will deliver the principal address. The club, of which Leon L. Motts is president, also is observing its 46th year. J.
H. Clarke is chairman of the club's civic committee. INQUEST CONTINUED An Inquest into the death of Mrs. Anna Utz; 39, operator of a boarding house at 4821 Sheridan whose body was recovered from the lake at Oak st. Wednesday, was continued yesterday until April 26 in the county morgue pending chemical analysis of vital organs.
ALDERMEN TOSS OUT ALL BIDS ON AIRPORT'S CAFE Delay Completion of Terminal Building Completion of the million dollar terminal building at Chicage airport, 63d st. and Cicero was delayed yesterday when the city subcommittee on aviation and finance threw out all bids on the terminal restaurant despite the pleas of Public Works Commissioner Hewitt and Assistant Corporation Counsel Joseph Grossman. Hewitt and Grossman asked acceptance of the bid offered by Marshall Field which offered to build second story on the building to cost $85,000 and to spend $260,000 for furnishing and facilities. The Field bid also offered a minimum guarantee of $2,596 a month under a contract by which the city would receive 5 per cent of the gross and per cent of the net income. Aldermen Explain Action Aldermen said rejected the Field bid because the company they, wanted an option on operation of a restaurant at the Douglas airport when it is completed and because the Field company was not one of the original bidders in response to city advertising early this year.
High bidders among the original leight, Archer were the Syrena controled by restaurant, State Rep. John Kluczynski, and the Lake Shore Service company, controled by State Sen. William J. Connors. The original bids offered 3 to 15 per cent of the plus the furnishing and equipping of 3,600 square feet of space on the first floor now earmarked for restaurant purposes and additional basem*nt space.
Hewitt Favors "Service" In answer to demands by aldermen that the contract be awarded to one of the high bidders, Hewitt said he believed it more important that the contract go to the firm offering the best service rather than to the one offering the most money. "The question should not be decided on the basis of high bidding," Hewitt said. "The city's percentage will go up with competitive bidding, but that means only prices to the public will be boosted proportionately." WOMAN KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE ON WEST SIDE Mrs. Harriet Kreinbring, 68, of 5210 Winthrop last night was killed by an automobile driven by Keith Lucas, 34, of 3416 Vernon Brookfield, while she was crossing Harlem av. at Summerdale av.
Lucas, who was arrested, told police the rain impaired his vision. Vincent Citrone, 58, ct 1155 Erie struck by an automobile at Chicago and Ashland avs. Tuesday as he stepped off a safety island, died in County hospital yesterday. The driver of the automobile was George Hoeksema, 41, of 1757 Hastings st. a Miss Cordelia De Vore, 89, of 4821 Sheridan struck at Sheridan rd.
Wilson av. Tuesday by a Chicago Motor Coach company bus, died in Ravenswood hospital. The bus driver was Edward Wold, 35, of 1519 N. Karlov av. charge of manslaughter was placed against Earl Haugen, 32, of 3117 N.
Kolmar after an inquest into the death of Miss Jean McDonough, 75, of 915 Irving Park. was continued to next Friday. She was struck and killed by his automobile early yesterday. COP RESCUES DRIVER PINNED IN BLAZING TRUCK Edmund Wilkins, 54, of 2930 N. California was rescued from his burning truck after a collision yesterday near Elston and Central Park avs.
by Policeman George Lowing of the Shakespeare av. station. Lowing found Wilkins helpless in the wreckage, his legs pinned down, and flames just a few feet away. Lowing borrowed a crowbar from a passing truck, smashed in the -windshield, and with the assistance of a passerby pulled Wilkins to safety. Wilkins' truck overturned as he tried unsuccessfully to avoid a collision with a car driven by James W.
Roarke, an aviation machinist's mate stationed at Glenview naval air base. Wilkins suffered hip and leg injuries and cuts. FLOWERS Soften Sorrow 61-63 East Monroe Street Greenhouses: 909 N. Harlem LANGE CENTRAL 3777 YOUMANS' ASHES TO BE SCATTERED OFF N. Y.
HARBOR Denver, April 5 -Ashes of Vincent Youmans, 47, famed musical comedy composer who died here today, will be scattered off New York harbor near Ambrose lightship where he sailed and fished as a a boy. He had asked for this in one of his last requests. Funeral services Vincent Youmans will be held in New York's St. Thomas Episcopal church and will be in charge of Deems Taylor, composer and president of ASCAP. Richard W.
Marland, Denver business man and long time friend of Youmans, said he expects to leave here with the body Sunday and arrive in New York Tuesday morning. Youmans died of tuberculosis in a local sanitarium. He had been in virtual retirement since 1933 when he first but in 1944 produced "Vincent Youmans' Ballet Revue." His best known musical comedy was "No, No, Nanette," from which emerged "Tea for Two" and "I Want to Be Happy." Other of his compositions included Know That You Know," "Sometimes I'm Happy," Without a Song," More Than You Know," 'Time on My Hands," "Drums in My Heart," and "Through the Years." PARENTS MEET GIRL, 21, AFTER 20 LONG YEARS (Picture on back page) Miss Olga Preiszer, 21, arrived here yesterday from Vrani, Romania, and was reunited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Preiszer, 4131 Monticello who had not seen her since she was 8 months old.
The Preiszers left Olga with her grandparents in Romania when they came to the United States. Educated convent, Olga learned speak some English in preparation to for her voyage to America which was delayed by the war. She landed this week at Charleston, S. and came to Chicago on an Illinois Central train. Travelers' Aid society representatives met the train and led the small, dark haired, brown eyed girl to where her parents and her sister, Mary, 17, were waiting.
Are you Olga?" Mrs. Preiszer asked anxiously. Mama!" cried the girl and flung herself into her mother's arms. DIES DAY AFTER DRAFT REJECTION Edward Poligala, 18, of 2824 W. 22d who had been rejected by his selective service board Thursday, died early yesterday in his home, apparently of natural causes.
UNDERTAKERS. LAIN SON Funeral Information SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL 63D AND HARVARD AVENUE. PHONE WENTWORTH, 0025. SATURDAY. DRAWENEK-Hattie.
9:30 a. m. in church. MONDAY. O'CONNER-Rose.
9 a. m. at chapel. WALTER-Alma. 2 p.
m. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. KENDALL-Jacob M. SOWERS--Paul.
NORTH SIDE CHAPEL 5501 NORTH ASHLAND-AVENUE. PHONE LONGBEACH 2646. SUNDAY. WAHL-Anna. 8 p.
m. at chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. GAPP-Ray. BEVERLY CHAPEL 2121 WEST 95TH-STREET.
PHONE BEVERLY 2182. SATURDAY. HILGER-Walter C. 10 a. m.
in church. MONDAY. BAIN-Jean L. 2 p. m.
at chapel. LAIN SON JOHN CARROLL SONS "HOME FOR FUNERALS" ERIE AT WABASH-AV. WHITEHALL 6060. 4542 RA RAVENSWOOD-AV. LONGBEACH 0305.
EDWARD J. DONNELLAN for funerals. JEFFERY-BLVD. at 77th-street. AIR CONDITIONED CHAPELS.
C. H. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME. E.
ERIE, 1 Block E. of Michigan. 92 YEARS SERVICE SUP. 7709 -MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMSCEMETERY MARKERS, MONUMENTS AT Savings. Sears.
Roebuck State-st. basem*nt. Also at Irving Park and Cicero-av CEMETERIES IRVING PARK Cemetery-1-8 grave lot, block 42. Catalpa 1-8 grave lot, block 43, Catalpa 1-8 grave lot, block 26, Chapel Sec. ADDRESS 8, TRIBUNE.
FOR SALE- Six grave lot. Oak Hill cemetery, Masonic section. Price $500. Owners live in California. George Waterman, 945 East Cypress, Covina, California.
ENGINEER DIES OF BURNS AFTER HAMMOND CRASH John F. Hepner, 63, of 229 Conkey Hammond, engineer of an Erie railroad switch 'engine, died early yesterday in St. Margaret's hospital, Hammond, of steam scalds suffered late Thursday when his engine was rammed by the baggage car of a north bound Erie passenger train in the Hammond yards of the railroad. The baggage car jumped the track and crashed into the switch engine, which was pulling a string of frate cars on an adjacent track. Several other cars of the passenger train were derailed, causing injuries to 15 others.
In MemoriamANDERSON-Lt. Richard P. Anderson, U. S. N.
R. In loving memory of our beloved son and brother killed in action off Okinawa, attached to U. S. S. Bush," April 6.
1945. LOVING DAD, MON, and BROTHER. BERNARDI-Fred Bernardi. In loving memory of Fred Bernardi, who past away six years ago today. May he rest in peace.
LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY. BLASER-W. J. Blaser. In loving memory of our beloved husband and father, who passed away on April 7, 1945.
Always so true, unselfish, and kind Few in the world his equal can find. A beautiful life that came to an end. He died as he lived every one's friend. LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. DAVIS John and F.
Davis. In memory of our friend doctor, who passed away April 6, 1945. Alice, Kitty, Ben, Litta, Al, Marcus, Helen children. George, Velma and children. DAVIS-Dr.
John F. Davis, April 6, 1945. The memory of a wonderful brother remains forever. H. N.
DAVIS FAMILY. LARSON-Jennie Larson. In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away two years ago today. LOVING CHILDREN. MONROE-Pic.
Thomas Allen Monroe, U. S. M. 2d div. In loving memory of our 3 dear son and brother on his 224 birthday.
LONESOME MOM AND SIS. NELSON-Mary D. Nelson. April 6, 1942. In loving and precious memory of my own dearest little mother.
AGNES-MRS. JOSEPH HENN. REH-Gustave H. Reh. In memory of our dad and grandpa on his birthday.
We can't say happy birthday Because you've gone away But God will love and keep you TIll we meet again some day. WIFE, CHILDREN, GRANDCHILDREN. SCHMIDT-Pvt. Jacob R. Schmidt.
In loving memory of my dear son and bro dr. who was killed in action April 6, 1945, at. Anzio beachhead. Nettuno, Italy. They told me you were dead, who knew The power in our love for you; But Ah! How little did they know The comfort such love can bestow.
LOVING MOTHER AND SISTER. SCHIELKE- Cpl. James Schielke, Co. 135th infantry, 34th division, U. S.
A. In loving memory of our dear son, killed in action in Italy one year ago today. MOM, DAD, GRANDMOTHER, GRANDFATHER. SPAHN-Frank Spahn. In loving memory of dear husband and father, who passed away 2 years ago today, April 6, 1944.
LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. SPECHT-2d Lt. Robert C. Specht, U. S.
A. A. F. In cherished memory of our beloved Bob on his 30th birthday, killed in action over England, Oct. 26, 1944.
Your life a beautiful memory, Your loss a great sorrow to us. You are forever in our hearts. MOTHER, FATHER, SISTERS, AND BROTHERS. STANGELAND- -Carrie Stangeland. In loving memory of my dear mother.
who passed away one year ago today, April 6. 1945. LOVING SONS. VASIRANI-Leonora Vastrani, April 6. In loving memory of my beloved wife, who passed away six years ago today.
DOLEY VASIRANI. WEYERSTRAHS-Lt. William J. Weyerstrahs. In loving memory of our dear son and brother, killed in action on Okinawa April 6.
1945. One sad and lonely year has passed, Since our great sorrow fell; The shock that we received that day, We still remember well. It was bitter grief, a shock severe, To part with one we loved so dear. MOM, DAD, BROTHER AND SISTER. WEYERSTRAHS-1st Lt.
William J. Weyerstrahs, 382d infantry, 96th division. In 3 loving memory in of our dear husband 1945. and daddy, killed Okinawa, April 6, He never knew his infant son. Enshrined in our hearts forever.
ALETA AND WILLIAM JR. AGIN- dear Agin, nee Noice, beloved wife of Henry mother of Beverly Agin, daughter of Mabel and the late Dennis Noice, sister of Edrie Fennell, Dorothy Troha, and Dennis Noice. Funeral at chapel, 4138 Madison street. Monday, at 1:30 p. m.
Interment Woodlawn. ALDWORTH-James P. Aldworth, dearly beloved husband of Helen Furner Aldworth, dear father of E. T. M.
James U. S. Mary and John M. Aldworth, brother of Mrs. Lillian A.
Vollmer. At Funeral home, Austin blvd. at Lake st. ServIces Monday, 2 p. m.
Interment family lot. ANDERSON-John L. Anderson, 3203 Clinton avenue, Berwyn, beloved husband of Mathilda, fond father of Mrs. John F. Johnston, Mrs.
Ruth Scott, Mrs. Harry Nye, Irving, Archie, and Lowell Anderson. Resting at funeral home, 6910 Windsor avenue, Berwyn, until 12 noon, Monday. Services at the Oak Park Avenue Baptist church, 31st street and Oak Park avenue, Berwyn, 2:30 p. m.
Interment Oakridge. BAIN-Jean L. Bain, 9820 S. Damen avenue, April 5, 1946, beloved wife of John Bain, fond mother of the late Leslie T. Larkins, grandmother of Janet Larkins Glud, sister of Jessie McPherson, Robert and William S.
Leslie. At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, where services will be held Monday, April 8, at 2 p. m. Interment Oak Woods.
BANISTER- Jennie E. Banister, wife of the late Noble mother of Mrs. William Dolamore of Franklin Park, Fred N. of Villa Park, and the late Leland and Frank H. Funeral Monday, 2 p.
at funeral home, 9568 Belmont avenue, Franklin Park. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. BIEHL-Eugene Biehl of 4635 Drexel boulevard, employe of Corn Products Refining company, Argo plant. Funeral notice later. Information, Summit 136.
BIRR-Herman Birr, beloved husband of the late Ida, dear father of Henry, Ella, William, Arthur, and the late Edward. Resting at funeral home, 3440 N. Central avenue, until noon, Monday. Lying in state at First Bethlehem Ev. Luth.
church, Le Moyne and Paulina streets, from 1 p. m. until time of service, 2 p. Monday, Apr. 8.
Interment Concordia. Kil. 5420. BORN-Catherine Born of Naperville, formerly of Cicero, beloved wife of William J. Born devoted mother of Blanche Seifert, Lillian Killmer, Esther Hrach, and William J.
Born Jr. Services Monday, April 8, 2 p. at funeral home, 6227-29 W. Cermak road. Interment Forest Stanley 1866.
-Henry W. Breimer, dear husband of Mollie, nee Forster; father of Richard and Lora Greek. Services Monday, 2 p. at funeral home, 2118 Lawrence avenue. Interment Montrose.
Member of Royal League, Ideal Council No. 10. BRENNAN James Brennan, April 5, 7731 Calumet avenue, beloved husband of Mary, nee O'Brien; fond father of Mrs. Joseph Noonan and the late James G. Brennan, brother of Mrs.
George Neeson, grandfather of three grandchildren. Member of Holy Name society. Funeral from chapel, 7705 Cottage Grove avenue, Monday, April 8, 9 a. to St. Dorothy's church.
Interment Holy Sepulchre. DEATH NOTICES BROWNE-Sister Mary St. Aidan, B. V. beloved daughter of the late Michael and Mary Browne, nee Hyland; fond sister of Mrs.
Agnes Regan, Mrs. Margaret Gavin. Mrs. Sarah Coleman, and James Browne, and the late Michael, Anne, Mrs. Mary Waldron, and Thomas Browne, aunt of Sister Mary Floricita.
Funeral Saturday, April 6, 10:30 a. to St. Mary's church, De Kalb, Ill. BURKE-Mary Ann Burke, nee Elwood, of 7720 Lowe avenue, wife of the late Patrick mother of Mrs. Helen E.
Bowman, John E. Burke, and Mrs. Catherine Lyons, sister of Mrs. Margaret Konetski, Frank and William Elwood, loving grandmother of George U. S.
and John E. Bowman, Patricia, John, and Margaret Burke, and Patricia Lyons. Funeral Saturday, 9:30 a. from residence, to St. Leo's church.
Mass 10 a. m. Interment St. Mary's. Burnham of 8130 Maryland avenue, wife of the late George beloved mother of Edith Cohen and Jack Burnham, grandmother of Linda and John Burnham.
Services at chapel, 7838 Cottage Grove avenue, Saturday, April 6, at 2 p. m. Interment Monday at Niles, Mich. Rad. 0220.
BURRELL-Abraham Burrell, April 3, at Sarasota, beloved husband of Alpha. ServIces under auspices of America lodge, No. 889, A. F. A.
Monday, April 8, 2 p. m. at chapel, 2221 Lincoln avenue. Interment Rosehill. Member of Martha conclave, No.
12, T. K. Resting at chapel Saturday night. BUTLER-Gerald Morton Butler, of 1030 Sheridan road, Winnetka, suddenly, in Miami Beach, Fla. Services Christ church, Sheridan road.
Winnetka, 5 p.m. Monday. Commitment private. Please omit flowers. CAIN-Jennie Cain, wife of the late Charles Cain.
Services 2 p. m. Saturday at chapel, 6110 Cottage Grove avenue. Interment Oak Woods. Call Fairfax 2861.
CAMPAGNA-Charles J. Campagna, late restdence, 1216 58th court, Cicero, beloved husband of Rose, nee Montagna; dear father of Anna and Pvt. Carl U. S. fond brother of John J.
Columbus, Joseph Josephine Russo, and Jennie Menicucci. Funeral Monday, April 8. at 10 a. m. from funeral home, 3500 Harrison street.
to St. Frances of Rome church, 15th and Austin, Cicero. Burial Mount Carmel. Nev. 0644.
Member of Dempster McMurphy post, No. 857, A. L. CELLA-See Joseph Valla notice. COHN-Rose Rachel Cohn, 533 Roscoe, beloved wife of the late Abraham, dear mother of Tillie Korach, Ann Goldman, and the late Meyer, darling grandmother of Harriet Zagel, Myron Goldman, and the late Irving Korach, great-grandmother of Allen, and Ronnie Zagel.
Services Monday, 2 p. at funeral chapel, 5145 Broadway. Interment Ezres Israel cemetery, Forest Park. COOK-Lydia Cook, late of 949 Webster avenue, beloved mother of Mabel Masterson, Fern Flesher, Jesse Thieme, Ada McMara, and Dorothy Reveal. Funeral Monday, 2 p.
at chapel, 929 Belmont avenue. Interment Arlington cemetery. COTRONE- Vincenzo Cotrone, late of 1155 W. Erle street, beloved husband of Mary, nee Gramarosso; dear father of John, brother of Vito. Joseph, and Lucy Vitucct.
Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from chapel, 624 N. Western avenue, to Addolorata church. Interment Mount Carmel. Armitage 7800.
DUFFY-Annastatia Duffy, nee Quinn, Deerfield, beloved wife of Peter J. Duffy fond mother of Richard and Peter J. sister of the late Very Reverend Msgr. T. F.
Quinn, the Reverend Francis Quinn, Edward, Anna, and Maurice J. Quinn. Services Monday, April 8, from chapel, Waukegan road, Deerfield, to Holy Cross church, at 10 a. m. Interment Mooney's.
ENRIGHT-See, Nels Monsson notice. EVERSON-John Everson, beloved husband of Dora, fond father of Florence Lang and Roy grandfather of Robert Lang, Roy, Robert, and Diane Everson, great-grandfather of Marilyn and Richard Lang. Resting at chapel, 10234 Michigan avenue. Services Monday, 2 p. m.
Interment Mount Greenwood. FRETT-Joseph J. Frett, April 5, husband of the late Louise Schillo Frett, beloved father of Peter Anton Frank Millie Dent. Mae H. Stucker, Claude Ferdinand and Gertrude F.
Connolly. At rest at Peter M. Justen funeral home, West McHenry, Ill. Funeral Monday, April 8, 10 a. St.
Patrick's church, McHenry. Interment St. John's cemetery, Johnsburg. Ill. GRABOW-John E.
Grabow, late of 1434 S. East avenue, Berwyn, beloved husband of Mildred, nee Chlada; dear father of Albert and Jo Anne. son of Hattie Fenger, brother of Betty Scanion, Florence and Charles Grabow, and Bud Fenger. At rest and services at chapel, 523 Lake street, Oak Park, Monday. 1:30 p.
m. Interment Woodlawn. Euc. 1643. GREEN-Margaret Green, nee O'Donnell, of 1911 Warner avenue, dear wife of John, loving mother of Sister Barbara Anne, Mary Morrison, Cella Murphy, Margaret Gryczan, Catherine, Joseph, John, William, and James, sister of Kate Saunders and John O'Donnell.
Funeral Monday, from chapel, 3552 Southport avenue, to St. Benedict's church. Interment Mount Carmel. Native of County Galway, Ireland. GREENWALD- -Henry V.
Greenwald, beloved husband of Frances, nee Doing; father of Frances Baumgarten and Henry A. Greenwald, grandfather of James Baumgarten, brother of Albert and Walter. Services at chapel, 4332 Elston avenue, Monday, April 8, 1:30 p. m. Interment Irving Park cemetery.
HAGE-Martha Hage, nee Jensen, beloved mother of William Kehoe and Robert Hage. Funeral Monday, April 8, at 9:30 A. from chapel, 2834 N. Southport avenue, to St. Alphonsus church.
Interment St. Joseph's. HAINES- Ashley Haines, April 4, 1946, of 2809 Park place, Evanston, wife of the late Frederick H. Haines, mother of Mrs. Edwin L.
Heckler. Service 2 p. m. Saturday at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Interment Rosehill cemetery.
HANLON-James Hanlon, 4956 Warren street, Skokie, dear husband of Winnifred, nee Dwyer; father of John and Robert. Funeral notice later. Information, Skokie 365. HERROD-Chester E. Herrod of 2250 W.
111th place, beloved husband of Frances C. Herrod, fond father of Chester E. Jr. and Ralph foster father of Frances E. Wetnland, brother Mildred Herrod and Agnes Farwell, son of Lulu B.
Herrod. Services Saturday, 3 p. at chapel, 1971 W. 111th street. Interment Mount Hope cemetery.
Please omit flowers. JOHNSON-Ernest E. Johnson of 736 E. 87th place, husband of Clara, nee Dombrosky; fond father of Eleanor Sheehan, Evelyn Bray, and Helen, brother of the late Frank, Hulda, and Anna Johnson, grandfather of Shirley and Roy Bray Jr. Funeral Monday, 2 p.
at chapel, 9108 Cottage Grove avenue. Interment Oak Hill. Member of Mizpah lodge, No. 768, A. F.
A. M. JOHNSON-Ida Johnson, nee Hagstrom, dearly beloved wife of the late Gustaf, fond mother of Lt. Frederick, U. S.
retired, of Norfolk, Ollison of Detroit, Wallace, Stanley, and Raymond. Resting at funeral home, 4138 W. North avenue. Services 2 p. m.
Monday, April 8. Interment Elmwood cemetery. Please omit flowers. Belmont 6812. JONES- Allie Cecil Jones, nee Friend, of 1419 W.
90th beloved wife of Edwin, fond mother of Norma Jean and James Edwin. At funeral home, Racine av. at 78th until 4 p. m. Interment Riverside county, Illlopolis, Ill.
Springfield papers please copy. Tri. 7300. JORSCH-Jcseph Jorsch, late of 5330 Emerald avenue, beloved husband of Catherine Edelmann Jorsch, father of Catherine Devlin, Joseph Lorraine Hammer, Dorothy, and Margaret. Funeral Monday at 9 a.
m. from funeral home, 5438 S. Halsted street, to Visitation church. Interment St. Mary's.
Bou. 0662. KELLER-Fae Gertrude Keller of 367 W. Harvard avenue, Elmhurst, beloved wife of Alonzo dear mother of Marjorie Arndt, Sgt. Keith, S.
Mildred Jensen, and Pvt. Glen U. S. sister of Paul Bryant. Funeral Sunday, 2 p.
at chapel, 134 S. York street, Elmhurst, Ill. Interment Mount Emblem. KENT -George K. Kent, April 4.
of 2643 Gladys avenue, beloved husband of Mary father of John George and Marianne Sara Kent, brother of Florence Green of Memphis, Roy, and the late Jay Kent. Services Monday, April 8, at 2 p. at Grace Reformed church, Washtenaw and Jackson blvd. At rest at chapel, 214-216 S. Western av.
at Jackson bivd. Interment Woodlawn cemetery. Elder of Grace Reformed church. KOVAS M. Kovas, April 5, suddenly.
beloved daughter of Frank and Anne Kovas. Funeral Monday, 3 p. at chapel, 3175 N. Clark street, to Wunders. LANGMAN-Ernest C.
Langman, late of 1703 N. Mozart street, beloved husband of Caroline, nee Hopp; devoted son of the late Bernard and Pauline Langman. Funeral Monday, April 8. 1:30 p. m.
at funeral home, 3026 Belmont avenue. Interment Oakridge cemetery. Member of Koerner lodge, No. 756, I. 0.
0. F. Jun. 4200. LEAHY-Maurice Leahy, late of 5138 Union avenue, beloved husband of Mary Burke Leahy, father of James and Annamarie, brother Catherine Young, William, and late John, Dennis, and Margaret Hickey.
Funeral Monday, 9:30 a. from funeral home, 5438 S. Halsted street, to St. John the Baptist church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.
Bou. 0662. LEE--Robert H. Lee, April 5, beloved husband of Blanche fond father of Sally Lee, brother of Nellie Radcliff, Benjamin and Oliver Lee. Resting at home, 667 W.
65th street, where services will be held Monday, 3 p. m. Interment Mount Greenwood. LIDDY-Joseph V. Liddy, beloved husband of Macie Jane, dear father of Harold and Donald, grandfather of Dennis and Terence, brother of Mary McDonnell of Whitemore, Frank and the late Theresa E.
Fulton and Josephine Benedict. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 a. from chapel, 4920-24 Irving Park road, to Our Lady of Victory church. Interment All Saints'. Member of 0.
L. V. Holy Name society, Kildare 6220. MAIONE- Rose Malone, nee Martino, late of 2728 S. Princeton avenue, beloved wife of the late Michael, loving mother of Costantina Tenuta, Milo, Michael Angeline, Lena D'Ambrosia, Frank, and Sam.
Funeral Tuesday, 9 a. from chapel, 2600 Wentworth avenue, to Sancta Maria Incoronata church. Interment Mount Carmel. Victory 1861. MALTER-Mitchell Malter of 222 E.
Chestnut street, beloved husband of Edith, nee Klopot; devoted father of Clotilde Lauer and the late Lt. Newell Malter, dear brother of Mrs. Bertha Finkelman of New York, L. David Malter, and Mrs. Gertrude Finkelman.
Funeral at the convenience of the family. Remains resting at chapel, 936 E. 47th street, until Monday morning. MARGGRAF- Catherine E. Marggraf, nee Callaghan, of 5518 W.
Cermak road, beloved wife of the late William, fond mother of Eunice Nickel, Beulah Grab, and the late Helen, fond sister of Nellie Burris and George Callaghan. Funeral from chapel, 5704 W. Cermak road, Saturday, 10:45 a. mass 11:30 a. Mary Queen of Heaven church.
Interment Mount Carmel. Cicero 4921. MATTHEWS Luther H. Matthews, late residence 1760 E. 73d street, husband of Cora Delaney Matthews, father of Mrs.
John L. Green. Member of Triluminar lodge, No. 767, A. F.
A. and Golden Link lodge, No. 517. I. 0.
0. F. Resting at funeral home, 79th st. and Phillips av. Services 2:30 p.
m. Sunday. Interment Erie, Monday, Sou. 6959. MARKUS-Reibscheld Markus, of 636 Addiaca street, beloved husband of Adele.
dear father of Babette and Harriet, loving brother of Morry and Rose Edwards. Resting at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Funeral notice later. McDONOUGH-Margaret J. McDonough, suddenly, sister of Dolores T.
Anson and Mrs. J. G. Couch, the late John Grace and Joseph Q. Resting at funeral home, 5708 W.
Madison street, until 10 m. Monday. Requiem mass 10:30 a. m. at Our Lady of Sorrows church.
Interment Calvary. Austin 2012. McKILLIP-William J. McKillip, beloved husband of Ida Mae, nee O'Connell; dear father of Vincent William J. Grace Hoyt, Marie Lodeski, Eleanor Krumbhaar, and Hugh, dear son of Ella, brother of Hugh, Charles, Fred.
Marion Proteau, Genevieve Hoag. Mabel Anderson, Alton, and Walter McKillip, Member of Holy Name society. Funeral from chapel, 4138 Madison street, Saturday, at 9:45 a. to St. Mel's church.
Interment St. Joseph's. MONDANE-See Charles J. Campagna notice. MONSSON-Nels Monsson of 817 W.
54th street. April 5, beloved husband of the late Mary, fond father of William, Nels and C. Douglas Monsson, Mrs. Mabel Enright, and Lillie Monsson. Resting at chapel, 5522 S.
Halsted street, where services will be held Monday, 1:30 p. m. Interment Oak Hill. Masonic services under auspices of Boulevard lodge, No. 882, A.
F. A. M. will be held Sunday evening, April 7, at 9 p. m.
Member of Valhalla lodge, I. O. and South Side Skane club. MORRIS Percy Alfred Morris of 510 W. John street, Champaign, formerly of Austin, beloved husband of Myrta Bowen Morris, dear father of Jerome P.
Morris of West Allis, brother of Mrs. T. J. Knoble of Maywood, and Charles R. Morris of Newaygo, Mich.
Funeral notice later. MURPHY-Anne Murphy, nee O'Neill; of 9148 S. Throop street, beloved wife of the late John, fond mother of John, Murphy, and the late Marie, Margaret, and Agnes, sister of Catherine and Eugene O'Nelll, and the late Mary and Margaret O'Neill. Funeral from chapel, 7949 S. Halsted, Monday at 9:30 m.
to St. Margaret's church. Burial Holy Sepulchre. MURPHY-Ida E. Riley Murphy, 6643 Lafayette avenue, beloved wife of William, devoted mother of Kathryn V.
Hunt, Ella. Edna, Irene, William and the late Mazie, fond sister of Anna Reaney, Fred and Witliam J. Riley and the late James, Clara O'Toole, John, Aloysius Riley, and Ella Crowley. Resting at funeral home, 6915 Wentworth avenue. Funeral Monday, 10 a.
to St. Bernard's church. Mass 10:30 Interment Mount Olivet. Washington, D. and Oakland, papers please copy.
MUSSACHIO-Concetta Mussachio, beloved wife of Joseph, fond mother of Mrs. Nancy Pistone, Nick, and Angelo. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel, 409 W. North avenue, to St.
Philip Benizi church. Burial St. Joseph's. NELSON-Margaret I. Nelson, beloved daughter of the late Rev.
Carl A. and Ida A. Nelson of Sacramento, beloved sister of Carl H. of Chicago, Pauline Youngeren, Gordon and Linne Nelson of Sacramento. Funeral Saturday, April 6, Sacramento.
NEWBERG-Edith H. Newberg, nee Trenholm, of Maywood, beloved wife of the late Oscar, dear mother of Mildred Burrows, Norma Summerville, Carl and Carmen. Newbers. grandmother of Ardon and David Burrows, Carl Joseph Newberg, and the late Gloria Burrows. Funeral Saturday, 2 p.
at funeral home, Lake street at 2d avenue, Maywood. Interment Oakridge. Eastport, papers please copy. Maywood 14. O'CONNOR-Rose O'Connor, 6712 Wabash avenue, April 4, 1946.
wife of the late Christopher O'Connor, mother of Robert, Pfc. Christopher, and Pfc. Charles O'Connor, U. S. sister of Phillip and William Hass.
day, Funeral from chapel, a. 63d and Harvard. MonApril 8, 9 to St. church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.
Margaret Green notice. OSTROWSKI-Augusta Ostrowski, beloved wife of Frederick, mother of Minna Putman, grandmother of Raymond Putman and Esther Ledder. Funeral Saturday, 3 p. at chapel, 79th street and Emerald avenue. Interment Mount Greenwood.
PAUL-Jennte Paul, nee Klemp, wife of the late George E. Paul, fond mother of Daniel K. and the late Milton, fond sister of Agnes Hammerstad, sister-in-law of Frances Cahill and Dora Launders, mother-in-law of Anna Paul, aunt of Harold and Alvin Klemp. Funeral Monday, 2:30 p. at chapel, 3834- 36 Irving Park road.
Interment Northfleld Oak Woods cemetery. Allen W. Pearson. U. S.
A. missing in action S. Pacific April 12, 1944. presumed dead by the war dept. Feb.
6, 1946, beloved son of Edla and Peter Pearson, brother of Mrs. Herman Iverson and Peter W. Pearson. Memorial service Sunday, April 7, 4 p. Gustavus Adolphus church, 7426 Drexel avenue.
PETRIK-Bessie Petrik, nee Sestak, 1626 S. 61st avenue, Cicero, and Plano, loving wife of John J. Petrik, fond mother of Bessie Spilka, Sylvia Frisby, and John J. sister of Edward and Otto Sestak, grandmother of three. Funeral Monday, April 8, 8:30 e.
from chapel, 6301 Cermak road, to St. Frances of Rome church. Interment St. Joseph's. Berwyn 8240.
PINNICK-Sol Pinnick, 3523 W. Roosevelt road, beloved husband of Anna, nee Cohen: fond father of Sam and Morris, grandfather of two. Services Monday, 10 a. at funeral chapel. 704 S.
Crawford avenue. Interment Westlawn cemetery. PIVEC-Frank Pivec, 5437 W. 25th street, husband of Anna, loving father of Frank Mae Van Cleve, and George. Funeral Monday at 10 a.
m. at chapel, 6507 W. Cermak road. Cremation Bohemian National cemetery, Stanley 2310, QUEDENSLEY-Frances Quedensley, nee Taubert; late residence, 4601 N. Keating avenue, beloved wife of the late August Quedensley, loving sister of Flora Taubert and Mrs.
M. A. Elden. Funeral Monday, April 8, at 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 5408 N. Central avenue, to St.
Edward's church. Interment All Saints' cemetery. ROTHMAN-Anna Rothman. age 77, April 1946, wife of Alexander, mother of Gertrude Wirtz Householder, John Alex, and Frank B. and the late Anna Andersen, Theresa Williams, and Elizabeth Will, grandmother of 15 grandchildren and 14 greatgrandchildren.
Funeral Saturday at 2 p. at funeral home, 2346 W. Madison street. Interment Concordia. SAVAGE Thomas Clement Savage, beloved husband of Mae Murphy Savage, fond father Rosanne and Thomas devoted brother of Louis the late Sarah, Dr.
Robert and Col. Howard P. Savage. Funeral Monday, April 8, at 9:30 a. m.
from chapel, 5708 W. Madison street, to St. Catherine of Siena church. Interment Holy Sepulchre, Member of local 143, School Engineers' union. SCHAEFGES-Henry Schaefges, age 79, beloved husband of the late Margaret, nee Michaels; dear father of Anna, Mrs.
Catherine Wiltgen, Joseph, Henry Mrs. Lillian Schneider, Mrs. Leona Davis, and the late Edward. Funeral Monday, 10:30 a. from residence, 8714 Niles Center road, Skokie, to St.
Peter's church. Interment St. Peter's cemetery. SCOTT -Walter Scott, beloved husband of Emma, nee Suettinger; dear father of Lorraine Yochim and Shirley Jaeger, grandfather of Scott Albert Yochim, son of Le Roy and the late Catherine. Services Monday, 2 p.
at funeral home, 2500 N. Cicero avenue. Interment Eden. Member of Plelades lodge, No. 478, A.
F. A. and Chicago Fire Insurance Patrol, company No, 1. Berkshire 8070. SHIMKUS-Casimir Shimkus of 6925 S.
Maple wood avenue, April 4, 1946, devoted husband the late Katherine Shimkus, fond father of Sister M. Ludmilla, B. V. Veronica, Anthony, Eva O'Donnell, Charles. Lawrence, John, and the late Simon and Peter.
Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel, 6812 S. Western avenue, to Nativity B. V. M.
church. Interment St. Casimir cemetery. SHUSTER-Samuel S. Shuster, beloved hus band of Goldie, nee Schiff: devoted father of Leroy dear brother of Jennie C.
Stone. Services Monday, 11 a. at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Anshe Emet section, Memorial Park. STANELL-Mina C.
Stanell, late of 5326 Lovejoy avenue, April 5, 1946, dear mother of Albert, Thomas, and Edward, grandmother of Billy and Bobby. Services Monday, 3 p. at funeral chapel, 4338-40 Fullerton avenue. Interment Mount Olive. THORNTON-Frankte Thornton, loving wite of the late Richard, dear mother of Mrs.
Virginia Martin, fond grandmother of Richard and Terrence Boland. Services at chapel, 7237-39 W. Grand avenue, Monday at 2 p. m. Interment Acacia Park.
Phone Elmwood Park 661. TRAVER-John Traver, April 5, 716 Wood bine avenue, Oak Park, uncle of Mrs. Pearl E. La Tourette and Mrs. Florence E.
Maeder. Services Monday, April 8, at 1:30 p. at chapel, 124-126 Madison street, at Lombard avenue, Oak Park. Interment Forest Hame, Masonic services at chapel, by Austin lodge, No. 850, A.
F. A. M. Member of Borrowed Time Club of Oak Park. TRUMBLAY-Medos Trumblay, beloved husband of Margaret, nee Kurzen; dear father of Pearl and Blanche, fond brother of Elsie and Jesse, dear grandfather of Donald and Esther.
Funeral Saturday, April 6, from chapel, 4800 S. Hermitage avenue, at 9 a. to St. Basil's church. Interment St.
Mary's cemetery. UTZ-Anna Utz, beloved wife of the late Gottleb Utz, fond mother of Herbert, survived by one sister and two. brothers in Germany, Funeral Monday, 1:30 p. et chapel, 4717 Broadway. Interment Wunders cemetery, VALLA-Joseph Valla, late of 1500 N.
Lotus avenue, beloved husband of Gussie, nee Cella; father of Kay Valla. Funeral Monday, 9 a. from chapel, 5744 W. North avenue, to St. Peter Canisius church.
Interment Mount Carmel. Please omit flowers. Tuxedo 8223 or Nevada 0644. VAN WAZER-Mary Ellen Van Wazer, mother of Mrs. Emil Keracik and Roger daughter of Russell O.
and Ruby Berry Woodworth, sister of Mrs. Laurence Stiles, Mrs. Michael Croce, Russell and James 0. Woodworth. Funeral from home for funerals, Erle and Wabash avenue, Monday, April 8, at 8:45 a.
to Holy Name cathedral. Interment St. Joseph's. WAHL-Anna Wahl, nee Fink, of 1468 Bal moral avenue, April 4, 1946, beloved wife of Fred G. Wahl, dear sister cf Agnes Fink, Lena Burton, William and Edward G.
Fink. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Sunday. April 7, at 8 p. under auspices of Old Glory chapter, No.
799, O. E. also member of Maran Atha shrine. Interment Jacksonville, Ill. WALTER-Alma Walter, 6106 S.
Sangamon street, April 4, 1946, wife of the late Charles Walter, mother of Raymond E. Walter, Margaret Nelson, Grace Burke, and Edward L. Walter, sister of Sigrid Barz. At chapel, 634 and Harvard, where services will be held Monday, April 8, at 2 p. m.
Interment united -Missing. Mount Hope. -DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTSLOEB-Monument will be dedicated to the memory of Ida Loeb wife of Lazar, mother of June and Bob, on Sunday, April 7, at 2 p. m. Westlawn cemetery, Rabbi Gaynor officiating.
TROSHINSKY-A monument will be dedicated to the memory of Zisel Troshinsky of Drohiczyn on Sunday, April 7, at 1:30 p. at Kehilath Jacob cemetery, Waldheim. Family requests the presence of all relatives ADd friends..
